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VCX:. 60. NO. 148, S SECTIONS, 52 PAGES NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA WEDNESOA Y, JUNE 2 f. 1967 TEN CENTS
Israel Told
Don't Keep
Jerusalem
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. CAP) ._
Britain cballenged today Israel's de-
tmninatio.n to keep all Jerusalem
and warned that. ill beplng tbe con·
quered old city sector, the Israelis
will isolate theJDBelves from world op-
inion and lose the support they might
have.
Britain's foreign secretary, George
Brown, opening the day's debate in
the special emergency session of the
~neral Assembly on the Middle
East, said, "War should not lead to
territorial aggrandizement" This bad
the look of important support from
the West to a Soviet stand that' Israel
should not gain territory from ber
ligbtn1ng defeat of the Ara.bl In five
d1y1 of war earlY thia moeth.
.lJS Paris, Pres1d~nt Charla de
Gaulle of France. for the first time,
directly blamed Israel for starting the
. Middle East war June 5.
Mahmoud Fawzi of Egypt, Presi·
dent Gamal Abdel Nasser'' deputy
prime minister, rejected a U.S. res~
lution which called on Israel and the
Arabs, ''with appropriate third party
assistance" to negotiate a settlement
between them.
At the ~me time be accepted a
Soviet resolution, presented by Pre~
mier Alexe, N. Kosygin Monday.
which demanded punishment of Is-
rael and its expulsion from conquered
territories.
Kosygin was not present u FaW"ti ~ke, ,nor W'a5 Soviet Forei~ Minis-
ter Andrei ~ Gf'omno. They have
been buddJ.ine witll .GqmmwiUt bloe ·:f!"'•"f .. . ~lrab pqaimsim
tha this emergency usembly ses-
sion can do arlytblnc to fCJIRle Israel
to surrender all a.he gained in ~
war.
The ll8ll8a ·~·-PresldleDt J~·....-ms".alftr-.•est·
ern leaders of having "~ and
repe.at.edly aitidaed" U.N. Secretary.
general U Thant for bit decili.an to
withdraw U.N. peace fcrcet from
Egypt in advance ol the war.
The Britiab Foreign Secretary urg-
ed the appointment ol a U.N. rep-
resentative, "whose standing ahould
be ~ to go at once to the
MJddJe Eut with ltatf and full facili-
ties, to advise the U.N. secretary-
general on cease-fire and peacekeep.
ing problems there from day to day.
No Comment On
New Draft Law
~y Cotinty Board
The Santa Ana office of Selective
Service Boards 13.1. 134 and 13.5, which
cover most of Orange County, had no
comment Tuesday in regard to the
new draft la" passed by Coogrecs.
Mrs. Roeemary Robbins, bead clet"k,
said that any reclassification "de-
pends on what the new law is all
about. It could change the whole pr~
cedure." How or when the procedure
would be changed, she explained, de-
pends on the information that the
boards receive from Washington, D.C.
The new draft law virtually guar·
antees a deferment for undergradu-
ate college students, regardless of
their class standing, and prohibits the
use of a lottery to select eligible
youths for service.
At the time that tM law wa1 paae-
ed, the Santa Ana boards were defer-
ring youths who were full time under-
graduate students carrying 30 units
per year and who ranked in the up-
per hall of their class.
AGE REVERSAL!
Also contemplated is a reversal by
age in the order of call so that 19-
year-olds would go first. Currently, I~
cal draft boards start with 26-year-olds
and work back in see.king men to
meet their quotas.
Congress did not deal with the order
oC call in the bill, ttiougb there was
expression of approval of the 19-year-
olds-flrst idea in debate.
Thus the President was left with hi11
existing authority to revise the age
priority, which he has promised to
do. SelecUve Service officials already
have prepared an executive order for
President Johnson to sign spelling
out the mecbanics.
Many graduate students currently
deferred unde,-the old Jaw will find
that their deferments have disappear-
ed with the new btn.
ESSENTlAL COURSES
The law provides that graduatr ~tu·
<font deferments be Umited to tho11e
!lludying to be doctors. dentists. or oth·
rr !ipeciaUstS" deemed cssl'ntinl hy
the National Security Council.
Linder the new hill , the only way
an undergraduate colleg~ s t u d t n t 'S« DRAFT, Pa&e %)
Assessments Rise
Some Coast Areas Up by 100%
By ROBERT McKECHNIE
Of .... Deltr ...... stefl
Some large undeveloped parcels of
land along the Orange Coast can
expect 100 percent boosts in assessed
valuation for the coming year, as-
sessor Andrew J. Hinshaw said today.
Spectacular increases are also in
line for Laguna Niguel property that
sparked a lively debate last year
between Hinshaw and Fifth District
Supervisor Alton Allen of Laguna
Beach.
Hinshaw explained that increases
for the coming year include all the
assessment on the Laguna Niguel
land reduced by the Board of Super-
13 Trained
Trackers Hunt
Executioners
(From Wirt Services)
visors last year.
Some Mission Viejo land will go up
by about 100 percent and Irvine
Company land up by about 25 per-
cent.
Most spectacular increases, how-
ever, will be seen in large holdings
in north Orange County. Some may
increase by as much as 400 percent.
Generally, Newport Beach and La·
guna Beach can also expect "major
adjustments" in the coming year the
assessor continued.
Homeowners can expect a 2 to 5
percent hike in their assessed valua-
tion oo their homes and improve-
Federal Aid
ments. Small pa.reels of land could
go up by about 20 percent.
Generally, the county's overall as·
sessed value is expected t.o total $2.87
billion, a 12 percent increase over the
S2.5 billion last year.
This includes $2.3 billion on secured
property I real property and '253 mil·
lion on unsecured (personal). The
public utility roll wlU come to about
$238 million.
Unsecured property's increase of
22. 7 percent constitutes the largest
hike. Secured roll went up by 11. 7
percent for the year, and the public
utilities, up 5 percent.
County Wants $250,000
For Park Site Near UCI
ANZA, Calif. -Thirteen border pa-Orange County supervisors are seek-
• lrolmen trained in Indian tracking ing a quarter mmion dollars in fed·
known as University Park, would ex-
pand lo include a nature center, zoo-
logical and bota.1ical garden!., an out-
door theater and hiking and bridle
trails. .....,......,. .... _. .......
Sammer Arrives Widl Spluli
Summer is a splashy sprint in the surf for 'rJe.~· 3~-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Drury al~ An .. Corona
del Mar. First day of summer arrived officialJy today, wbdbtt the
weatherman knows it or not.
Coaches, Advisors Get
Extra Pay Next Season
By THOMAS FORTUNE
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Newport-Mela Unified School Dis-
trict will for the first time next year
pay sports ooaches and student advis-
ers fof extnt duty beyond the regular
teaching day.
Beginning in tile fall. varsity coach-
es will receive $200 per season abon
their normal salary
Junior varsity ooa<:hes and other
t.op attiletic assist.ants will receive
$150. So, too, will band, orchestra, v~
cal and dramatics coaches.
Secondary sports assistants will re-
ceive $100, as will advisors t.o the drill
team, girls' athletics. joarnalism st.au.
yearbook st.a.ff, forensics team, and
at.age crew.
In all. 1K1 pel'SOM will split op an
extra $24,500 during the comiq school
year.
Adoptioo ol a plan o( extra pay for
extra duty represel!U a departure for
the school district.
Trustees recently made provisions
foc the extra funds in the 1987.Q budg-
et on the recommendation of a teach-
Upper Bay Tract
Under County Study
A deferral of action on a 1ubdivi-
1ion requests to build 45 homes on 4.5
acres of land in Santa AN Heights
was before the Orange County Pbn-
ning Commission today. ·
Galy Construction Co.. or S a n t a
Ana, proposes to build the estate-type
homes In the Mesa Drive-Sayview
area of the Upper Newport Bay ..
er committee lllll had studied the
matter tor -Jmllths.
Board memben also set aside • to-
tal of m.a atra pay ror high IChool
departmeat a.e.15 and Sl.3.500 for spe-
cial ~ teachers. Both of these
groups traditionally have received q .
Ira pay for added responsibility.
The district. however. bas beeft one
o( the few that does not compensate
its coaches.
Attorc:tiag to Districl Superintendent
Leland l'\ewcomer. many other dis-
tricts pay lbeir coaches as much as
$500 utra per &easOll. / "Whether the community 11 ants to
admit it or not, it puts cons1drrable
extra demands on the coaches." Or.
Newcomer remarlted. "Now Ow-re will
be SCllDe basil lo bold coachrs ac-
countable Cw tlleir resulb . ''
Mariners Mile
Bluffs Singed
Newport Beach firemen exlm~u1sh·
ed a pair ol grau fires along th e
Mariner1 Mlle bluffs Tuesctl~ after-
noon.
A l :lS p.m., a fire behind 11211\in~s
Road burned 120 squan feet of dry
grass. Three and a hall hours latrr a
second Ore burned a 360 squarf' (IWt
aru behind 2300 Cliff Drive.
Cause of tile fires was not lrn1111 n.
although children were reportrcl t n •
seen playing in the area. firrmrn
said.
II Tlaefl Get Too Clese
skills scoured mountainous terr&n to· eral funds to outfit a 350-acre park
day in a search for the execution kill-adjacent to ucr that would include a lake, bicycle paths. and a cultural ers or two young border patrolmen. center with privately developed muse-
Af the same time, it was learned um and art center.
that a known narcotics smuggler. free The [rvine Co. offered Monday to
on 1150.000 bail. was a suspect in the donate the prime acreage provi~
slayings. the county can secure adequate fi.
The bodies of Theodore Newton. 21\, nancing to develop the land parcel into an elaborate regional park. and George F. Azrak, 21, were dis-Supervisors directed the county
covered in a deserted ranch cabin counsel's oilice to ap ply lmmedjately
near here Monday morning. T h e y for $229.550 in matching federal funds
were ban<lcuffed, back to ba<:k, to a for initial development of 100 acres. The eooJrty would put up an addi· 5tove. • Uooal i'J!t,508 fOT' Ure first stage U\al
The FB1 &aid they had set up a would include a 35-acre lake and 65-
roadblock On Calilornia 79 .in northern acre central green area. Envisioned
San Diego Colllltr to apprehend smur· within tbe 100 acres are walkways, bi-
glen of aliens or narcotics. cycle paths, turfed fields and the cuJ-
tural center. · Investigators would not comment on Over a 10-year period, the park,
lhe unidentified suspect, but Richard
In other act.Jon. ·supervisors also
applied Tuesday for another $775,000
lo develop three other park sites in
its county parks system.
Construction of facilities al Mile
Square Park in Fountain Valley would
partly be financed through a $216,750
matching fund federal grant sought in
an application approved Tuesday.
Stage two of the Mile Square de-
velopment at Brookhurst Slrt.et and
Warner Avenue foresees the inatalla·
lion of 300 picnic units. horse and bike
trails. equestrian areas, an archery
course. ; e·strooms. and parking.
Sycamore Flat, located in Sant.a
Ana Canyon. should recejve •. 500
for the development oI 64 acre1. Ulti-
(See PARK, Page %)
Evans, special agent in charge of the
San Diego FBI office, said:
"We found a lot of things in and
around the cabin, including some
things back of the cabin on a hill-
That~s Not Art
'Living Pictures' Censored side."
The expert trackers, called signcul·
ters. conceotrated on fire trails in an Newport Beach police Tuesday cen-
18.~aae reservation populated by sored an attempt by five swim-suited
only 32 Cahuilla Indians. .. teen-agers to turn themselves i n t o
The FBI believes the killer or ldllers livinI; pictures.
!led on root after the executions in ~ Trouble was. police said. they were dirty living ~ictures.. . oeserled ranch buildtng. All 13 track-Officers reported picking up thref'
ers, on foot ~.nd in jeeps, are border boys and two girls who had decorated
patrolmen skilled in finding trails left each other with lipstick whlle on the beach near Newport Pier. by men or vehicles. Police said Dale A. Mohr. 18. of
An autopsy showed Newton was Pomona, had the phrue "Love-In,"
abot once in the head, while Azrak ap-obscene words, drawings of nude parently waa shot twice in the head
and once in the chest.
women and flowers drawn on his
body.
Two boys. ages 17 and 16. and two
girls. ages 15 and 12. were similarly
marked with graffitti. according to
police
The Juveniles. all from the Pomona
area. were released to their parents
after officers photographed the scrib-
blings.
Mohr was booked on a charge o{
disturbing the peace and released aft-
er his parents posted ~ bail.
It wu believed they were killed
sometime Saturday morning and no
lat.er than tilat night. The last entry
in their Jog book was made al 4 a.m.
Saturda,J.
FBI agents said there was no si~
of a vehicle leaving the area or the
death cabin, indicating the slayers
fled oo foot with as much as a 48-
Reagan to Join Regents
For 2-day Meeting at UCI
bour bead start.
Newton, top man last year in his
border patrol class at Port Isabel,
Tex., left his widow, Barbara. and
two children, Theodore Ill. and llAar·
garet, 2. He was a native of Concord,
N.C.
A.zra.k, unmarried. held a crimin-
ology degree from Florida State Uni·
versity, His body was to be shipped
to Mlami, where his father is a de-
tention guard for the U.S. Immigra-
tion and Naturalization ..>ervice.
Gov. Ronald Reagan will be in his
seat on the Board of Regents Thurs·
day and Friday when the governing
board of the University of California
meets on the UCI carn11us.
Reagan's schedule here includes
lunch at the Newporter Inn wi.th Re-
J:ent Edward W. Carter, an interview
with Bill Perry of the National Ob·
server and a cocktail and buffet re·
ceplion for the regenl<! at t.he New·
porter Inn. The governor is staying
at the Newport.er Inn during the meet·
ins:.
the UCI campus. Other matters relat-
ing to the Irvine campus will be tak-
en up by the regents at their Friday
meeting.
Orange Coast
Weather
Newport Eyes Shark Hunt On Thursday the regents are sched·
uled to consider a change in under-
~aduatE> admissions procedures
which would require applicants to the
university to have a certain lrvel of
scores on thr examinations in addl·
tlon to a ."B" average.
And a happy first day of sum·
mer to you too. Forecaster Gor-
don Shields is celebrating by of-
fering sunny afternoons after
the usual morning haze and up-
per sixtyish temperatures along
the Orange Coast.
I NSIDE TODA\'
tf hordes of hungry Cata.Jina blue Department for more than a dccadr
abarks now prowling about in waters Earlier t1iis wed. a Seawakh en'''
a half mile off Newport Beach should counted about 100 abarb on a nin
start moving in any closer. a 1bark· diagonallJ from a point a mile oil
oonting expedition may be in order. Newport Pier to the end of the Bal·
That's the view of Olief Lifeguard boa Pier.
Robert Reed, who Tuesday ordered The pid.utt hasn't changed m uc h
rescue boats Seawatch I and ti to since. said Reed.
make twlce-daHy arc!i from the Sanb1 lie noted that most or the ~hark·
Ana River jetty to the harbor en-i;potted 50 far appear to prefrr tti•
trnnce channel until the shark threat area off the Balboa Pier.
i~ Pased. "We haven't had any swimmer" 1 r
''Wf''rr ~oing to slay right 'In l.(lp of porting any:· he said. "But 1£ 1hr
ii." tiP said "WP havl' to -the sit< ti· sharks begin romlng in too ctosr Ilk•·
lion Is as bad a11 l'v• ever seen 1t where t he y mi~ht be seen 1n hoer
here." . numbers from the pi er. w~·u havr tu
Reed has been wtlh the l..1feguud ) 1lep up our activities."
I
lie said by this hr rnrant lhe pos·
slbility of going out and sh<?oti ng
them.
"There are a lot of private boats
in this community that might lend a
hand in getting rid of them." he
said.
Reed added that his men have heen
instructed to keep a special lookout
for hammerhead shark!'-Blue sh11rks.
hr nolt-d . aren't particularly aj!gr<'s·
s1vP. "but when hammrrhradi; makr
~ pass 111 ~omC'thing. lh1'~ don 't miss
Thrv'vr s:ot rve:io likt' rangr·finders "
Blur shark~· ran gr 1n ,ize 11p to ;rn
averaJ(e of aboul 7 ff'cl !lammer·
he~d~ arf' twice that size or larger.
They also will discuss plans for the
510-acre inclusion areas that surround
STOCK MARKETS
NEW YORK tAPl-The stoc•k mar-
krt ~et tlr!l lower late tlm afternoon
drsp1 tr stn·n~th in ~f'lected 1s~ur.,
Trad in~ w;i" a('ti\'r 1 Srr quotation-;
1'11 ges 11}.JI 1
Volumr foi thr first four hour~ w:i~
7.?fi milhnn ~h.'lrr~ compared wtth
7 64 miqion Tuesday.
Eleven Orangf' Coast students
are returning to their homP.8
across the sea. Storu and photos,
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How to Handle: Hippies:
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Harassment
IJ lUCBilD NAU.
OI lhe Oe~ l'tMI Stell
''Plain ok1 fUhJodtd har111tnect Is
the only answer," to t!le t\lpple prob-
lem, Lagun.. Beach business people
were told this morning.
Richard S. Fitzgerald, general man-
ager of the ~edoodo Buch Chamber
of Commerce, spoke on th• hippie 1it-
uatlon and bow it ls handled in Re-
dondo Buch, Hermosa Beacb and
Manbatta.n Beach, a metroplez of ad-
jacent beach cities.
Fitz&trald WU (tltur'4 apeaktr at
' I br'llJdut mMdq al the ~
ol eommtnt WMll dlvlllon.
9bc11't11 l)llcn J't~ald WU llltro-dUC9d,. tbrte . 10Uftl men
attempted qul~to o the meeting
but were denied entrance. They ap-
parenU)" -..anted equal U\'n~ to 1peak.
Fitzgerald defined the hippie as nor·
mstly a fairly lnt!Wgent, non-violent
person Crom a middle class back-
ground. He said they neve1 "got
touih" with police or other persons
and aepartoUy truly believe they
art finding a way of We.
ff• II.id blDOlt1 .. ·T, .. Of
eamt lmall &iiralldli II 111111
-ltlA bUt llld .. -..... proved. rttaitnM ...... ..., ....
soclated with a dope problem, ehJef.
ly marljuana tp.d LSD.
Generall,t. tdl 'Pt.'-kll"10Ca·~1
couple moves lnto u ofd, rundown
houH to eet up • bJppl• ped. What
the landlord thought was family rent-
al becomes a home ror as many as
25 hippies.
He aaid they aleep· ln their dothes
and take part iJl a type of Ule where
Crown Prin~e at occ
Young Pakistani 'Plnyboy' Studying Political Sc~nce
By JOANNE SHAW
..... Dl#Y ..... ...,.
Studenta at Orange Coast College
orobably are not aware th.at for the
put semester they have beeSl rub·
bing shoulders wttb royalty.
AIU Haun Kahn , IOD of the ruling
prince of the West Plkiltani state of
Tatta, bu *n living lJJ Costa Mesa
and attending classes at OCC slnce
February.
Haun, wbo ls ln line to 1uc-ceed his
!11.ther on the throne ol Tatta, uplaln-
• ed that b.11 family bu nded the 7,000-
1quare-mlle state for the past 400
years. Since the formation of the na-
tion of Pakistan, Hasan's father has
served In a government position while
retaining the title and some ol the
rigbts oC the ruling pl'111ce.
Currently enrolled in s u m m e r
school, the Motlem prince Is studying
In the UnJted States on the recom-
mendation of bJs rather who has spent
much time in this country in his mis-
sions tc the United Nations.
Hasan lert London 's North Atlantic
College for Costa Meu In an eff1>rt to
Boating Uaders
Work With City
On Tideland Fee
A fjve-man citizens' committee, giv-
ing broad ~resentation to Harbor
Area boatln& lnteresu, will work with
lhe city on new tidelands use fet
studies, Newport Harbor Chamber ol
Commerce officials said today.
Membeu of ttle committee u.:
-4temy "Hank" Hill, owner ol
Boetawaint' Locker, Inc., who will
repre1ent marine repair and service
lndu.strits.
-Roland VaJJely, owner ()( VaJJe-
ly's Boat Rentala. who wUJ repre-
sent recreational boating llrrr.s.
-Carroll D. Hudson, who heads an
organization comprising officials of
all Newport Beach yacht clube.
-C. ltd Soule, past prestdeot C1f the
Balboa Island Ims--ove~ot Assn ..
who will represent land-ownen'
groups.
-Ed Hirth, owner of Hirth Har·
bor, who will be spokesman for an·
chorage operator'$.
Hirth will be chairman of lhe com-
mittee, whkh will consult with city
councilmen wtio are now undertak-
ing a four-month probe of the Ceasi·
bility of tidelands use fees
Council members assigned the stody
tuk are Robtf't Shelt.on. Lindsley
Parsons and Howard ROl'lfl. DH
Cook was appointed as an alternate
member.
Hearing Slated
For Helicopter
Fare Hike Plea
A hearing on a bid by Los Angeles
Airways to boost heUcopter flight
far~ has been set for June 27. Cali·
fornla PubUc Utilities (PUC) Secre-
tary William W. Dunlop said today.
If the application ls approved, t h •
fare for a one-way rught frrim New-
porter Inn to Lo.s Angeles Interna-
tional Airport will be hiked from S8
to '9.06. f
LA Airways 1s seeking fare increas·
es for oassenger sQrvice also at An-
aheim and in Riverside and S a o
Bemard1no counties.
The firm's applkation contends that
it is now operating in the red bP·
cause ii receives no government 5Ub·
s1dy on mall service.
Dunlop said the hearin~ will ht
held before a PUC of(icer at the st.ale
btulding, 107 s. Broadway, Log An~e
les Time of the hearing i~ 10:30 a.m.
DRAFT ...
could be drafted would be for the De-
fense Department to declare it nec-
essary. Since the armed forces now
aro laking only half Ole men eliglblr,
such a declaration as not likely
With the cu1Tent 1;cholasllc standard
erased. an undergrnduatr wil l be de·
ferrcd untJI hf' re<:r1ves ha~ hachelor·,
rfegree or reacht>s the a!!r n( 24 which.
ever comrs riri;t Al that llm<' hf'
jo1nr-thf' pool of l!l yrar-old~ awallin~
induction unJPss hr •~ conllnuang 'turfy
In 1 deferred graduate flP"1
ftAKISTANI PRINCE
OCC'1 A11f Hhaf\ Kahn
make better gradei;, ''I'm a loafer."
he adrriltted.
ln American schools. It is poesible
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Woman, 83, Hurt
When Struck by
Boy on Bicycle
An elderly Balboa Island woman
was hospitallied with a broken leg
today after she tangled with a young.
ster's bicycle.
Mary M. Epinelle. 83. of 212 Ruby
Ave .. said doctors told her she will
spend lhe next thTet months in bed.
According to a police report, the
accident occurred Monday wenlng
while Mn. Epinette wu walklne wtth
he-r husband, Warnn, AJonc the South
Bay Front 1id,ew9lk.
A younggter about U or 13 years
old approached on a bicycle, saw the
couple at the last minute, sM?rved
and jumped off the bike. Police said
the rear wheel of the bicycle swung
around between Mrs. Eplnet~'s legs
causing her to fall
Both she and her husband have fai l·
Ing eyesight, police srud. and did not
see the cyclist 1n time to step aside.
Officers pointed out it is Illegal to
ride bicycles on the island bay front
~idewalk. Identity of the child on the
bike i~ not kn()WTI.
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Mail for Headcount
WASHINGTON !UPI) -The Cen-
sus Bureau's 1970 headcount will be
condix:ted by maU in the nation's
cities. but out in the boondocks the
nose-counter~ will caU in person.
lo carry fewer unlta by attending sum-
mer achool, the prince &aid. and ao he
does not bave t<> work 10 bard Mch
semester.
OCC waa recommended t.o b1m by
eome o! hit frleodJ ln London.
A1 the future ruler of Tatta1 be la in-
terested in several tteldJ but qy1 tbat
bl la 1tudyin1 pollUcal lcl•nce 10 tre
wtU be prepared to lead h1I people
when the time conies.
A world traveler, be bu 1eto little
of the United States but plans to
do aome lilhtseeblg when tum.mer
1ehool ii over.
Describing bimseU as a playboy.
Hasan stated that bis favorite clty ls
Belrut becaUM af lh. '1f1Dtastlc ca-
sinos" there. Ht aleo apreaaed a ct..
sire lo visit Las Vegas. The prince
added that he tbir\Q Italian girls are
"the cutest," followed bf Arabian
girl•.
He said that he is enjoying living in
Costa Mesa, and that he has found
the student& and feculty at OCC very
friendly and helpful.
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PARK •..
mately. some 280 &e:rff would be de·
veloped u a park.
Villa Park Dam, which ii adjacent
le the present Irvine Park, should
also receive $229,500 for the develop-
ment ol 43 acres. That park should
someday involve about 250 acres.
Under the financing plan, one-quar-
ter of the money comes from the
federal government, anothe1 quarter
from the it.ate and one-half from the
county.
Mesan Ordained
To Priesthood
In Wisconsin
Irvine Coast Country Club is with·
out one of it.a pros thl~ week.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Rou.x. of Co~la
Mesa are visiting Oconomowoc, Wa~ .
where their son, lhe Rev. J. Patrick
Roux. CSR was ordained to tht>
priesthood Wednesday by the Most
Rev. William Cousins, Archbishop of
Milwaukee.
An alumnus of St. Joachim School
in Costa Mesa, Fat.her Roux will cele·
brate his first Solemn High Mass on
Sunday, July 2, at noon at St. Joa.
chim Church. A reception honoring
Father Roux will be held....al 4 p.m
in the pari11h hall following the mass
25 Years in Position
For School Secretary
Mn Arthur Drummond has a lot
to look back on today
Twenty·lwo schools and 25 years
ago she became secretary to the
Costa Mesa superintendent of schools.
Everett A. Rea was her boss when
there were only lwo schools in the
Costa Mesa Union Elementary Dis·
tract. They were Main School I now
McNally) and Lindbergh School.
Bcifore the rflslrict was dissolved ai;
a r<'sult of unaflca11on into Newport·
Mc>sa llnifi<'d. it had grown to 24
iwhools Ot Carl K Roswell was lhP
<;uprrintrn<lrnl and Mrs Orummond
wa~ ~till lhl' 'lll'lf'rtntendcnt'~ ~<'<'rr-
1,.rv
...
~
She continues to serve as has sec:·
retary now that hr as employed ai; a
Newpol't-Mesa distract adminjstrator.
Recently. Mrs. Drummond 's co-
workers held an 0U1t-e party in honor
of her 25 years. Sh<' told them the
next quarter century wall he rasaer
because she Is he,t?mnii: 111 C'R IC'h on
lo her work
Mrs Drummond )II rr,1c1rs :it 21R7
Pacific Av(' ShP hR!\ 111 rrf tn Costa Mesa 35 years
Previou~ly. ~hf> 1:111i:ht 'C'hool an
Nrl>raska
I
.f t.w may wart 61 ~ .. INIP
ind others take tuma tbrowtn1 a few
dollatl int<> tbe toD1J.Doa tf@Ulltf to
buy "pinto beau.··
Speaking of the difficulty ol mak-
ing convictions, Fitzgerald told ot a
16-year-0ld San Franclaco girl living
In such an arrangemal He Mid po-
lice did not protecute on charges of
contributinl to UM cWJD~a minor becaUM DO ODI (al )
claJmed tbe &trL .. WU J1llt •
Fitzgerald said tbiat btpplel ,_.a1.
. 11 lllllllt ar wart at tomt type ct .,...
tbtlc craft.
"Plain old fashioned bar&Pm•t l•
the. only Ulftr," be told the group.
Re 1uaeated that this take the form
of haruament through build.Ing in-
spection. 'Ibe speaker said vlolatlons
aucb u drop cords, 'improper wiring,
J.act of beater venting and "Other mlnor
violatloos can us~y be found ln ~ny
llome.
Tbe IPllbr' Mid &ht hlDOMI Cal be
ordertef to comply W1tb ~ build1ng
code •ltbln ao 411t. TbtJ doD't uaual·
11 haft tbe mona1 &Dd • Court order can be obtained to remove them.
The fire department can be used to
find accumulated trasb or other viola·
tions and the coun'1 health officers
can look tor sanitary vlola~Qns lJJ the
baru1mtnt tflchnique, the 9f>eaker
said. The speaker sald one btpple group
living in a chicken coop told health of-
ficer• tbey wanted to live as t h e
American Indi&n1 bad. He said the
health olflctr 1uggeated they mon to
the desert and live lite the Indlans.
County Talk Ex-Coast Man's Family
.
In Fall Set Plunges to Death in Sea
By Wallace
(From Wire Senieea)
Former Alabama Gov. G e o r I e
Wallace will acUvely campalp In Or~
an1e County 1l be ded6ea to enter
Calllorn1a'11981 preaJdential primary.
The announeement wu made Tu•
dJy by segregatloalat WWlam JC.
Sbeartr as hr d~u to farm the American I PartJ IO muaw support for aJl8oe.
Shearer, 31, wbo Mu.... It la --.
ury to draft Wlllaee -"the 1A1D1
as the American Revolutloa wu mc-
etsary" -said Wallact would speak
in Orange. Lot Antelel and SU Oteto
counties during • fall tour, u well as
in San Francisco, Sacramento a n d
Kern counliei.
Gov. Reagan told hit news cooler-
ence Tuesday he dld.n't ''look kindly
on tb1rd party move men ta." But ht
declined lo speculate on Wallace'•
chances in California, 1aylng "be fool-
ed a lot of people" with a stron1 1bow-lna ln the Indl1na primary four years
a10.
Shearer describes hlmseU 11 a
"J>Tolessional campaiOJ ::omultant,"
and was a leader tis the sd~tul
1964 passage of Proposition 14, which
nullified California's Rumford Fa l r
Hout1ng Act The measure lat.er was
ruled unconstitutional by Ult U S. Su-
preme Court
Last week. Sheart'r's wife. Eileen
qu.it the CaWomia Federation of Re'.
publican Women, charging it had be-
come a capUve of the "eastern liber-
Mn. CoaatanUM ''Connle" Corcor-
an and her t1!0 cblldren, former La-
auna Bl8cb ~·•identa, plun1ed to
tbe1r dtatba off a 5()0..foot precipice
TuadaJ 1D tbe pre-dawn boun near
Paclftca, a100C the ruged northern
CaUlarnla couWne.
JCWed wttb their mother were Craig
Carcoru, 10, and b1I slaw, Carol, 9,
boCb fonntr pupils at r...iuoa 11 El
Mano Scbool.
Ca111t ol the tr1CedY was not hn-mdatetJ dlterm.IDed and la ltilJ UO·
dlr IDftltlpUon.
Tbl YlctiJnl .,.. 1&ll'9fved bJ lbe
bubud ud falber, Geor1e "Corlry"
Olreoru, JI, 1 former extcutlve w(th
Beckman lnttrument Co. ln FUllerton
and Jona actlvt 1n Llauna civic, poUti-
cal and school af.falr1.
Accord.lna to report.a lrom northern
callfoDtia. Mta. Corcoran and her
two children 1pparently plunaed over
tbe • l e e p precipice alter stepping
from their car 1t tr'•cherou1 Devils'
SUde OD Coast bictiway in San Mateo
County.
BODIES ON ROCU
The bodJet ot Mr1. Corcoran and
tbe children were aeen in the rocks
and au.rt below the cWf by deputy
sberiU Ila.lo Ferrari. He bad stoPPtd to mveatiglte the empty car. t~b e
engine was still warm. Ferrari re·
turned at d a y b r e a Jc to make the
tragic diacovery.
An lnveatJgatlng olllcer said Ont of
the trio may have allpped over the
brink of the cliff and tbe others lost
their lives in a rescue attempt.
There was some sviden<:e lhat Mrs.
Corcoran and the chUdren may have
desperately attempted to claw their
way back up the clill after falling.
Mra. Corcoran'• wa~h had stopped
at 2 :10 a.m .. apparently Wtlen she
fell Into the rock-filled surf Just south
of Pacifica.
Her husband, f o u n d e r of a San
Francilco "Girl Friday'' secretarial
aid firm, t<>ld authoritlet be la1t aaw
hia wife and children Monday. Cor-
coran said they may have aone to
vialt lrlendl.
El Morro Scbool PrlDclpal Wlillam
Alld aald both of tM Corcoran chll·
dru had been honor 1tudents at the
Laguna IC'.bool.
Cralg h8d completed third grade Jn
Laguna and h..ls sister Carol seeonct
grade before d\e famlly left for the
San Francisco Bay Area 1n 19&. In
Lagun• the Corcorans Uved at 1700
Sunset Ridge Drive at th~ north end
or town.
Mrs. and Mrs. Corcoran were both
active ln school and PTA affairs. Cor·
coran and George Wolle developed
the "Spookerama" show tor Laguna's
aMual Halloween celebration .
"The cltlldren were both good atu-
ents and recipients of regular stu-
dent-<>f-the.month awards." El Morro
Principal Allen r e c a 11 e d. ''Th.Js 1~
really a terrible tragedy.
"Connie gave much of her time lo
volunteer work helping at the 1chool.
They were all avid bike riders along
with my ramuy."
The Corcorans lived in Laguna for
four years and had a wide circle of
lrlends. At Beckman, the father was
communlcatlons and training super-
visor and edited the company newa-paper, "Feedback."
al element" 1
Shearer lOWlded a White Citiuns
Couoci/ in Sacramento a few years
ago and ia secretary-treaaurer of the
Citizens Council ol Calilornia.
Bon Voyage
He said he ls on the payroll of Wal·
lace's headquarters in Montgomery,
Ala. lk must get at least 66,009 voter
slgnaluna by next Jan. 20 to qaallfy
the newly-formed American lndepem-
ent Party for the ballot.
Eiler Leaving for Denmark
Cassius Jaunty
111 u .s. Court
HOUSTON (AP J -Cassius Clay
Lacuna Beach ireeter Eller Lar-
sen will leave Loe Angefos Interna-
tional Airport for his native Denmark
Friday night in a blaze of eJory.
It will be the first Ume m more
than half a century tbat the T1·year-
old Larsen has 1een the country of
his birth.
To bolater the event, the Laguna
Beach Chamber of Commerce has
chartered a bus to carry well wish-
ers lo lhe airport. Before he le.ves
on the 7 p.m. polar flight. SAS Air·
lines wUJ sponsor a cocktail party for
Larsen a.nd tU followtrs In the VIP
lounge.
Larsen, who tw ~n boominl his
hello from Art Colony atreet corners
for more than 20 yNrt, will ao to
Oen.mark armed with letters from
Mayor William D. Martin to ~ may·
ors of Copenbagao and Arhu.a
Eiler was bom in Arhu,j and spent
lhe first 19 years of hls life there. Hii;
brother was mayor of the city for
six years, one of the besl mayori;.
Larsen said, and a statue of him
stands in the park. "'
The Greeter will ca1Ty wllltl him
two pictures of Laguna Beach by art·
ist Ken Knutsoo lor the two mayors
and !wo diver broochel with b 1 u e
pearls designed and donated by Jewe l·
er Bill Cini.
shadow boxed and joked in corridors
or ttie Federal Court House today aa
his attorneys Connally lfl'Ved notice
of appeal or ttie heavyweight cham-
pion'• conviction on a charge of re-
fu!liog to be inducted into ml.Mtary
~ervice.
''I had a sntty good night' 1 1.leep,"
Clay said wben ~ked again for re-
action to his drawi.ni the maximum
sentence of five years in pmon and
a $10.000 fine.
Budget Goes
To Committee
It's a Boy for Luci;
8Pounds,10 Ounces
AUSTIN. Tex. (UPI) -Luci John·
lJon Nugent, President Johnson's
younger daughter. gave birth to an
SACRAMENTO <tJPJ) -The Aa· eight-pound, Ukmnce "perfectly norm-
sembly today rejected the Senate'1 al and healthy" boy today. Mother
$5.l billioo budget proposal, sending and so•1 were reported in excellent
G<>v. Ronald Reagan's first speoding condition .
program to a Seoate-A.ssembly confer-
ence committee as expected. Tears gmt.ened in the eyes of her
Tbe budget, $4-U million more than husband, Pat, as he told reporters the
Reagan requested, was paaed Tuu-IS.year-old Luci "thinks we have a
day by the Se~~te wi~out a vote to , very beautiful baby."
spare. The $1 billion tax increase need-' The Johnsons' first gra d h'ld . eel to make the budget balance re· . n c 1 ar mained stalled in a Senate commJttee. nved at 4:59 a.m. PDT at Seton Hoa·
pitaJ .
25 YEARS ' SERVICE
Mrs. Arthur Drummond
Johnson laughed when told of the
birth. Mrs. Johnson giggled at thf'
President's caWng her ''grandma"
and telephoned everybody she could
think or.
Doctors said the baby has slate·gray
eyes. fair skin, a small amount of
light hair and was normal In ev<'ry
respect. While House spokesman Si·
mone Poulain said Luci had a "per-
fectly normal sbt·hour labor and de·
livery." and, "mother and baby are
in excellent condition."
The President's daughter and Pat.
rick J. Nugent, 23, oC Waukegan, Ill.,
were married Aug. 6 In the Shrine of
the Immaculate Conception In Wash·
ington. seventh largest Cat.hollr ca·
lhedral In the world.
People were guesslni: lhl' ch1lc.I may
have "Lyndon'' m iLc; name. but Mr~.
.Johnson ~aid. "Thal is up lo Patrick
Md Luci "
Nugent wu In lhr room with Luci
when she first u w their i;on I It had
w~led in a nearby room until t h e
child was delivered and Luci was rt·
turned to her room.
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Israel, U.S. Atlanta Levels Curfew
Incur Wrath .
oroeGaulle After Race -Riot Death
GoOd Fig•ting W e.tller
Asleep and probably dreaming ol better ttme., a IOldier ol the ht
Army Division rests under plenty of mvering after bea..y miper and
mortar fire while bis buddy keeps watch through the IDODICJiOD down-
pour in landing zone Rufe about 34 miles northeast of Pbuc Vmh in
Sooth Vietnam.
Record SS.I BUllon
Senate Gives Approval
·To Gov. Reagan Budget
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. Ron-
ald Reagan's tint budget, a record
$.5.l billion, returned to the A.uembly
today with the Senate's bare app-oval
but without the $1 billion tax increase
needed to make it balance.
The $5,104,176,197 spending program,
$44.8 miilloo more U*1 Reagan re.
quested, was approved by the upper
house Tuesday without a vote to apare.
The Assembly, which earlier pass-
ed its own version oi the budget, ia
expected to reject the Senate propos-
al, throwing the bill into a conference
committee ol three senators and three
assemblymen to draft a compromise.
The Assembly budget is $50 million
higher than the Senate measure.
Ten Democrats and 17 Republicans
joined to make up the Z1 votes tbe
budget needed to pasa. Money biJ1J re-
quire a two-thirds majority, Z1 votes
in the ~seat Senate. Six Democnrta
and two Repubiicans voted apinst
the biD IDd four Democnts •ere ab-
senl
But while tbe budget WU progl'eS-
sing steadily through the cumbenome
JegWative procesa. tbe tu boolt biD
was stuck in tbe Senate Bevmue and
Taxation Committee wtacb M.oadlly ~
fused to approve .it_
Seo. George l.leutmejian (&-1. o n g
Beach), legislative spomcr of the bill.
said be hoped to meet privately with
its Democratic critics today to di5-
CUll tbe possibility of a compromise.
"We hope we will be able 1IO move
the bill within the next day or two,"
Deutmejian aaid..
Reagan told biJ weekly DlflWI COD-
f ereoce Tuel8d.ay be ... confident the
Legillatm-e would emct a ''respomi-
ble'' tax measure.
The governor refUled to be drawn
into a part1ae dispute over the bill
although It was bottled up by a
stralgbt pmty-line vote in the com-
mlUee.
China Bomb Radioactivity
Floating Over West Coast
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Weather
experts expect radioactive debris from
Red China's H-bomb to st.art floating
high over the U. S. West Coast today.
But the first traces may not be de-
tectable on the ground until heavy
rains forecast for the Midwest and
Great Plains begin falling Thursday,
they said.
Rain brings down radio.active parti-
cles drifting in the atmospheric layers
through whictt the droplets pass.
Most of the debris from Saturday's
explosk>n in western China is expect-
ed to drift around the Northern Hem-
ispbe!'e for about a year before set-
tling to earth, it.s radioactivity greatly
diminished.
Government officials and health
pbysicista generally said Tueaday
they saw no measurable menace to
human beings from such s m a 11
amounta of radioactive matl.lrial u
may come down before a year bu
paeeed.
Meanwhile, bigb-flying U. S. labor-
atory planes were reported alttady
collecting dust samples over the Pa-
cific. Analysis of tbe samples w i J J
t.en what materials tbe Chinese med
in their first hydrogen bomb.
Japanese scifmtilta reported Tues-
day that atmolpberic ~vity
bad ri.le'D sharply u a ra.alt of the
H-bomb tut. Scientilta and oftidal
spokesmen said, however, that fallout
so far was not enoogb to harm any.
body.
Senate Considers
Using Gag Rule
In Dodd Debate
WASHJNGTON (UPI) -Tbe Sen-
ate WU urged todaJ to UJie lta "gag"
naie to end deblde over wt.ether to
eemure Sen. 'l'bama J. Dodd (D-
Conn.)
Al leaden abandoned hope of any
immediate agreement to vote on
charges of misconduct against Dodd.
Sen. CUnton P. Anderson (D-N.M.),
called for use of the cloture rule. He
said "something should be done" to
tring the proceedings to a head.
But Senate Democratic leader Mike
Mamfield tried a new tack to break
a parllamentary disagreement With
Dodd'• supparten on which of t w o
charge.: lboald be voted on firal
Mansfield Aid be was not yet con-
~ me of the gag rule. Under
Senate rule 2Z., if two-thirds of sena-
f«I voting elect to halt debate, each
senator wou1d be allotted one hour of
additional time to talk.
As tbe leYeDth day or the debate
opened. Mamfteld suggested that the
Senate proceed to vote one by one on
amendments to the clurge of misuse
of political hmds, and then try for
IOIDe time limitation on debate when an these were disposed of.
Flooding Perils Kansas
Edgy Waterfront Dwellers Eye Blue River's Rise
Saa, Mooa, Tides
THU•SDAY
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Orange Coast
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ARRESTED -Neiiro girl battles with Negro policeman who arrested
her whu1 slw fail~d to obey order to move on a.s police tried to clear
arei in Atlanta's ~txie Hills section Tuesday night. At least four per-
sons were ehot -une fatally -in sporadic gunfire which punctuated
the riotous evening.
U.S. Sends Apologies
For Hitting Soviet Ship
WASHINGTON (UPI)-Tbe United
State.. in a oote to the Soviet em·
busy, formally actoowledged Tues-
day that U.S. plalles may have acd-
deotally 9trafed a Russian ship in a
North VietnaIDQe port.
It sald Fl05 jet bombers may ha~e
attacked the 3,3.58-ton die11el !illp
Turkestan with 20mm cannon fire ~t
the port of Cam Pha June 2. It said
the United States regretted damage
done to the vessel.
"ln the course of the tragic strug~I~
in Vietnam the United States mill·
laTY pilot.a have operated under str~ct
instructions to avoid engagement with
any vessels that are not identified as
hostile," the note said.
"The Soviet government may be as·
sured that U.S. authorities will make
Johnson Meets Aides
WASKINGTON (APl -President
Johnson will meet with the pr1me
ministers of Italy and Denmark later
this week.
Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro,
accompanied by Foreign Minister
Amintore Fanfani, will be at the
White House Thursday morning On
F r id a y morning Johnson will see
Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag of
Derunart.
every effort to ensure that such in·
cidents do not oocur."
According to a Soviet protest dated
June 3, ooe crewman oC tile Turkestan
was killed and others were injured in
the attack.
On June 13, the United States is-
sued a formal reply which acknowl·
edged two flights of Fl05 planes had
flown over Cam Pha but denied ttiey
inflicted damage on the ship.
Last Sunday, lhe Defense Depart·
ment said it had received new inlor·
mation from lhe commander of the
Pacific Air Force, Gen. John D. Ryan,
to indicate a third flight of U.S. F105s
fiew over Cam Pha and may h a v e
fired on the ship.
That information was conveyed
orally to tbe Soviet embassy Sunday
and put into writing Tuesday.
The new note said in part:
"It now appears that aircraft from
this third flight directed 20m.m can-
non suppressive fire against a North
Vietnamese antiaircraft site al Cafll
Pba and that some of this fire may
have struck the Turkestan.
"As indicated in the U.S. note or
June 3, the United States regrets
damage to lhe Turekestan that any
such action may have caused, par·
ticularly the death of one member or
the crew and injuries to others."
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ATLANTA (UPI) -Mayor Ivan Al-
len Jr., declaring a state of emerg-
ency, imposed an after-dark curfew
today in a riot-lorn Negro area where
one person has been killed. Resi·
dents reacted, however, by grumblinC
"It's too hot to slay in tonight."
The slaying or 46-year-old Timothy
Ross Thursday night brougb further
tension to the Dixie Hills area, a Ne-
gro "prestige slum" that has suffer-
ed two nights of violence.
Police insist Ross was killed by
snipers but Negroes say he was slain,
and two other persons with him
wounded, by a shotgun blast fired by
a policetnan who was frightened by
a cherry bomb.
Crowds gathered today around the
spot where Ross was killed.
"I'm gonna shoot back tonight," one
man snarled.
Mayor Allen's curfew, in force with-
out renewal for 72 hours, bans adults
from the streets in the area from t
p.m. unW 6 a .m. But by late th.ii
morning the word bad apparently not
r~ched the police department.
The head of the crime prevention
unit said he had no orders on the
curfew, and the five Negro police-
men at the Dixie Hills shopping cen-
ter. focal polnt of the trouble area,
hadn't been told about it either.
"It's too hot in these apartmeota,"
said Howard Watson, waving his arm
at the massive Negro housing pro-
ject. "I'm not gonna stay in tonigbl"
The temperature was near 90 at
noon.
Police immediately enforced tbe
order early today when Allen signed
it. The Dixie Hills area looked like
a ghost town in the bright moonligbl
But hours e.arlier, gunfire bad
crackled in the streets and Rosa fell
mortally wounded while sitting on the
steps of an apartment building. A
youth, Reginald Rivers, 9, was shot
in the side; Marion Ward, 34, was
struck in the { a c e, and Catherine
Duncan, 51, wounded in the band, ap-
parently in the same volley.
Reginald was \i.sted In poor condl·
tion. Ward and Mrs. Duncan were not
~eriously hurt.
Uncle to Seek
Custody of Two
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A hearing
on a petition for guardianship of Ger·
aid Covelli's son and two small step-
children is scheduled for June 26.
The petition was Wed Tuesday by
the children's uncle, Leonard Scott
Ritter of Skokie, Ill. Ritter is the broth-
er of Allred Ritter, former husband of
Covelll's wile.
Covelli was killed Sunday when a
bomb he had mistaken for an electron-
ic listening device ripped apart biJ
car in front of his home in Encino.
The three children -Tony, Helen,
4, and Terry, 3 -have lost their
mother, father and step-father in the
past two years.
Louise Ritter Covelli, 3.5, committed
suicide last May 2 from an overdose
of sleeping pills.
Her former husband was found dead
in his car in Chicago in 1965. He had
been killed with a shotgun.
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Killing Plot
Militant Negro
Group Smashed
NEW YORK (UPI) -
Police today arrested 16
memben of a secret Ne-
gro revolutionary move-
ment w b I c h authorities
s a i d bad marked NAACP
executive director Roy Wil-
kins and other conservative
Negro leeden for assassi-
nation.
In a ser1es of pre-dawn
raids police swooped down
on the 12 men and four
women in various parts of
the city while most of them
slept. In addition to the at·
rests, t bey also coo.flsca·
bed a stockpile ot rifles, pis·
t.ola , ammunition and bombs.
Queens Dist. Atty. Thom·
as J. Mackell, In announc-
ing the arrests, alao reveal-
ed tha\ Wlllins bad bun
under police guard since au·
thorities received an anoay.
mous tip a few weeks ago
that someone w1s gunn!ng
tor him. Wlltins lives in the
Queens borou.lh d. New
York.
1be 1& arrested are mem-
bers of the Revolutkicary
Action Movement CRAM),
an ultra-utremilt poup
witti. headquarters outlllde
ttie United Staees. Tbey
were charged with ... on,
anarchy and homicide.
Mackell declined to ell·
borate on the charges, but
said a Queena grand jw-y
had indicted the 16 OD 11J
counts Tuesday.
A spokesman for Mac·
kell's office said an anony-
mous caller I o 1 d poHce
March 8 that a car with
lrfidllgan llceue plates wu
bound for tbe Wiikins borne
and the occupants planned
to kill the bead Of tbe NI·
tioml Asaocildon f<r tbe
Advancement ol Colored
People (NAACP).
Is It Diet and Live?
'·Heart Specialisu Want T.est to Find Out
• An.ANTIC CI • ~, N.J. ' (AP) -ilolrt _.., ....
_.... today a .1>•bea\'I ;ifb.m.-...lillf·~
Ille 40,000 lo --to ..,... a crttlcal b 1 1 I t h q..-,
Woald. cbanla from mri-
cal America food lullilll
...nr ... ----uce acaialt heart attacu,
tbe nation'• INdlai tllllr
• •
cl the stuc;\y .
Tbe blood cholertuol or
tbote wbo •te 1peci.al llets
came down by an over-all
-avera.te of 11 per cenL
Cboluterol Is a body ma·
tertal lnvolved in the nar-
• ro'llrinl and b I o c king of
beart arteries.
~'...,.,..be-~ Bill Against ::=:;r~ Fl F" , ... """ ·--• ag ires help prevent coronary at-
=~CED bave ..... e~~ their way Incomplete
It ll t n o w n that t h e toward heart .U.CU, but 'w. ou!NGTON (AP) _ amount d.. cbo1eateroJ In the should not and need not. ~
blood 1 t r e a m can be re-But would many thou-Tbe ~ouse, spurreo by a
4Uced. tbJ.1 way. The tanta-Wldl ol. men, and their receot antiwar demon1tra•
lb1ng question ls whether wives, agree to give up tion in New York, Das pass· -·-•-~-n 101De old babN for n e w ._ _,.. wa1 l8Vfll vn. ed. Jegislfition against fiag. Getting u.e answer would am m.1 wtth it? rt 1 call for enli.ttac a mWJ ANSWER YES · burning -so o ·
army of volunteers. H • I f The ut1wer to that is yes, What actually emerged
the men would cbuge their the Executive Committee on Tuesday from a parllamen·
food habits 10meWllat and Diet and Heart Oiaease tokl tary melee was a measure
stick with it for (Ive year1. the American Medical As.-that would make desecra·
1be other half would, for sociation today. tion of the American flag a
comparison, go cm eating It reported results oi a federal erime but ta.il! to J h H d S ik ~ UPt T....... as they do now tw1>-year feasibility .study specify flag burning as such 0 IlSOD an S tr e Fish, Fis1a Eve1·1--•er1e 11 11ve y..,,· i.1er m•• .,.,.., ... "" ••Y 1o, the ......... u ...
.., who ctia.nged their food ha!>-buge experiment Some 2,· Burning originally was in In a ,,eemin.gly bopeieM ~ a wartmaD. ·trim to clEa1 up one ol the t'bi· iU suffered fewer heart at-a m.lddle-aged men took the bill along with deDcing, · Bill Back to Congress i ••1• beach .. that boa -... 11r -· ., lilb called a1ew1-Tiiey lacb ..... --......, part, --·g ,... -· mutibtlog ., ' f have been pouriJll into Like Mlddpn throa&ll St. t..wreace Selway to spawn cblDCe. Jt weuld be clear habits ud others not, and trampling on the nag or ~ancl~then~~dle.~~ _,.~~·~·~.!'~•_!l!a=ft~pllad!:::~h~'"~&=lan~C!..'.jtbepi .. ~""~-~~~!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!!!!'"'~""'~U!a!. ;'!'"';;;;oot~A"'!""!!'";•·~~aoq~JO~por~-~dr~opped=:'"':'::all)'==--==ta:ti:::·"°::::ol::tt·~ WASlllNGTON (AP) -Snenteeo m o 11 t ll 1 after
plodllne lo -l~tioo dealing with labor d,i.aputes
in nat i o nal emergencies,
President Johnson has coo-
fessed failure and thrown
the ball back to Congress--
where it likely will remain
indefinitely.
Jn his 1966 State of the
U ni on message, Johnson
said he would submit-pr1>-
posals "which will enable
u& effectively to deal witt!.
strikes whk:h threaten irre·
parable damage in the Da·
ti on al interest."
But Tuesday the Presi·
dent advised C o n g r e s s.
through Senate Democratic
Leader Mike Mansfield that
this adminilt r a t i o n has
been unable to come up
with the recommendations
on the subject.
Mansfield, after a White
House meeting with John·
son, said the President
"would be very pleased if
the labor committees of
both houses would take up
tbt question."
But a dleck wlth key
Democrau. oa these com·
mittees showed LC entbuli-
a.mt for tack:Hllg such an
explosive subject.
Chairman Ra Ip h Yar·
borough, [).Tei:., of the Sen-
ate L a b o r subcommittee
wh.icb would hand.1e a n y
such bill, told a reporter:
"Any Iegislatioo passed on
this subject in thiS time of
war and other emergency
is certain to be aotilabor.
"This definitely is not the
time to try to act in this
field.'' John900 was credit·
ed at the Capitol with a
c J e v e r tactical move in
Tuesd,ay's announcement.
"This gels the monkey off
hls back and puts it on
ours," one senator com·
mented.
The announcement came
ami a Senate-House im·
passe over legislaUon John-
son had offered to guaran·
tee settlement of a threat·
ened nationwide rail strike
by shopcraft workers.
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Pentagon Puts Curbs
On Drinking Rite
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
'Ille Pentagon repmtl t b e
military services have com-
pleted a worl~ inverti·
gation ot drinking ceremo-
nies and isaued new orden
against hazardous lniba·
tions.
Defense Secretary Robert s. McNamara ordered the
board inquiry following the
death in April of Army Lt.
Ronald Reeves, 23, of
Charleston. S. C., after he
drank the equivalent of 17•
ounce1 of vodka at a para-
trooper initiation ceremony.
·'The drinking of alcoholic
beverages will not bl per·
mitted as a compulsory part
implied or otherwise, of any
ceremony," Army Secreta-
ry stanlty R. Resor 1aJd in
Nixon Visiting
Greece Rulers
ATIIENS. Greece (UPIJ
-Fenner Vice Preddent
Ricbard M. Nixon was acbe-
duled to meet King Conlfian.
tine and Premier Constan-
tine KoWu today before
flying to Irrael on tu. lf!C·
ood "fact-finding" tour of
Metliterrenean countries
thil year.
Nixon also planned to
meet several members of
the new military regime that
staged a coup l<I gain pow·
er in April
a memcr~ rdeued at
the PatqoD.
The Navy and Air Force
~ TU.n1 they found
no evidence oi dan&erous
practicea in their wrvice
ceremonies, but neverthe-
Jeu Wued precautionary
orders to avoid sudl haz..
ards.
The Army. incmporalinJ
ill instructions into a far·
mal reguL1tion , banned
"any activity wbicb might
require humiliating or wt·
becoming c o n d u c l 1'be
drinking of alcoholic bev-
erages will not be made a
compulsory part oi. .any cere-
mony. P "Touting, U all)', wlD be
in moder9lion ud under
circumstances wbitb do not
draw special attention ta
thoae wbo prefer not to im·
bibe lntaalcanll."
Reeves wn reported lo
have been a teetotaler be-
fore the ceremony that re-
sulted in his death.
Hawaii Blau
Destroys Ferns
HANAIZI, Hawaii (UPI)
-A forett fire raging out
oi eoratrol Jince sum.:, de-
stroyed m<n than 3,000
acres al e1otk feru, K .,,.
reported Tuesday.
The fire was dixovered
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1Jalted Bledlrea 'De (;OlllleedcilJ Cue
W eHare Ruling Criticized
WASHINGTON (AP) -~. J. Arthur Youn1tr ca.
Calif.) who repmem.d San
Mateo County tn Consrea
for lS years, died ot leubm·
la Tuesday nl&ht at Walter
Reed Army MedlCA! Cea· ter. He was 7(.
Younger's Wneas vt a 1
diagnosed after be entered tM hospital last April J.a.
He was able to Jean the
hOlpital and a p p e a r e d
briefly in the JlOUll 1 1 • t
month: He announced June 1 that
be would not seek rt-el.c-
tion in 1968 but hoped to
11rve out his eighth tam in
the House.
Two Republican• h a v •
publicly ~ th•y
would seek election to
Younger' a seat. They a r •
Sheriff Earl B. Whitman
and Paul N. McCloekey, a
Palo Alto lawytr.
Gov. Ronald Reaaan hN
authority to call a ~peeial
election to fill the vacancy.
Jn Congress, Youn&er was
the second-rankin1 Republi·
can on the Interstate and
Foreign Comm«'Ct Commit·
*· Younger first wu elect-
ed in 1952 after be b a d
MJ"Ved 15 years as executive
vice prealdent of I SU
J'rancisco qvtnp and loan
firm.
Younger ii survived by
bis widow, Norma.
Funeral arraniememu ar•
pending.
Local School
Control OK'd
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Tbe Legislature wu a step
closer today to glvizli the
State Board of Education
and local school districts a
freer hand in deeidJnt rut
aubjects are ottered stu·
dents and which they mmt
take.
The bill, sponsored by
Sen. George Miller Jr. CD·
Martinez) revamps tht
present rigid schedule of
required colU'Ses. It won ap-
proval of the A.IHmbly Ed· ucation Committee on a vole
of 13-2 Wtdnesd.ay. Tbt
measure, already approved
by the Senate, now roes to
the Assembly Ways and
Means Committee.
REDLANDI (UPI} -
Methodiltl au.cttac Mr
cbardl'• ....w Soutben
Cdf~~
lllC. Taelda7 ¥Oted m-177
Ill ,.... ol • paopOlld ..
loa of tbe ...... Omrdl
and u,. EYuse11cal UDlted
Brtthnm deDomlDatlm bl
America.
1be no votea ~presented
a proteat agalut. Metbodilt
flllure to elfmut. rada1
segregation from tbt pl'O-
posed organbratiam ol a.
thllted Methodilt OurdL
The union Ont wu urged
lut ~ovem!Mr by tbe eee.
e.ral confenmc:e. of tbe ttro
denominatiOlll. Before it
Mom Sobs
As Slayer
Reprievoo
ca.,W.6ct•_.
pte ...... ,. --
be ceilt .. flnm "' ... .....
bytllelllWh ... -1
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it , --.
Abolt 71 ,.... "' tbt ,....... bodlll ol bet la
dluldlll ... Uft -ed. wttlt lletllodlata la tbl
United SbUa mwial ..
plan bJ • percmt ud "'EUJJ
rnemhrn "'1 72 percelll
Dr.EdwiaZ. ..........
tor of Cellb'al Metbodill
a.di Ja PlwwU. ~
led till ~ ii ,.,. .,
......... Anmc ._
IP"llrinl .bl nppecttkll ...
Dr. L. L. Wllite. paAlr of
Brown, Knight Form
New Employes Group
LOS ANG.EI.a (UPI) -of wart done by public SD·
A o-P. 1*bd bJ two fs-..,,.._
SACRAMENTO lAP) m• jUttidGIS, ._ ._ • .,,. will not be a mil·
F.A.twin Meese ill, Gov. Rea-fOl'1lled • ._ i.mprwe tbe Im-~ gniup,"· be added.
gan's clemency NCTeWy. a~" of *le empioJa. "Wt bdend to be a fi#nc
CllP Loses
Building
IACRAMJ!:HTO (UPI) -
Gov. Roalid Rta&an bu
IDDOUDC9d that plana to
bu8d • lo.My oH1ct buUd·
lnS for the California Hilb·
w11 Petrol in a.crammto
lMlft beta dropped ,. •
Nvillp ol .. mflUOD •
~ Nie! Tutld&1 •
r~IOCWklla to 4'1CGD-
tlnut the projeat WU medt
by a bw.inetllD&D<ltiMD
tut ferce. Ht Nld h
IJ'oup ca.clud.tld tht build·
inc WU not MCHHry "now
ot ln t b • foreaeeablt fu. Dies in Blast ~~tioll~~~ ~=·a!: ==-';, = =~ ~." Judice Doutlaa· 1'111 J ... .-11 r.S -a.-,, 1bt lovtrnor Wd the l'ONTANA (UPI) -Ollt Tbt motMr If fM JDa • -.-~ tna WU killed md 1De
due to die ia SID Qamtia'• ::! 0 .. ~ ~.. ~ 11ii11 U. P11J1c Ml task bee fdmld tMr't 11 °'*' ,.... ~ ,._.
,. c:bam~ bnb -. ...... ,__ .. a .. •:s ............... ...,. IPICI •.••• .,.... .....
lobe of relief. ~ C ·• WMI .. el-' "tr csan•lb ..,... D1C1e it t. ~ ....
0 Dtdn't yoa bow?" t It e ii Gwu ~ta I 111at pied by tbe......., hlnl JllM ._., eulbdl• ~
surpriMd Meese asked Mn. 'ftll ,.,.. ti ait = _.. ail more and tbe n-......-~ u JOl'ild
Elllabttb Eli SM shoot 9-iilltim. ar... tiJ ..... " tDld •Am· ~-w .,... ~ W9I William G.
bead no will be tD ff'** • ~ tr •• ..., coaler· t.ar Vehicles to meet ll'W ..... , 43, a mlllwrigtJt of
-The .~ took ~ la dltlrest ad iiilillia ' '•c -. needs. Fultana.
the Capitol TU8lday &I the 1-------------------__:..;~------
family of Nathan E. Ell. 1.2. * * * and att.orne11 fcr the prose-
cution and defense gathered u:...;... F-• to h e a r the condemned a.a... ~ a~
nwi'• plea that Reacu rrant clemency and t • e P To Continue him from dJinl as ICDed-
uled June 2.8. lie wu eoo-
vkted of tilling Mn. Doa-
ald Dunn in 1965.
But U.S. Supreme Coult
Justice Willi.am 0. Doug1m
sranted the 1ta1 Toes«IQ morning to aet Dtxt fall oa
an appeal bJ Ell llil moth-
er hadn't lmown until Meeae
infonned her.
6 Injured
SAN DIEGO CUP() -The
jet bl.a.st m>m a tuiing Na-
tioaal Airlines DC8 blew out
a window in the wit robm-
da al the Undber1h field
termJna1 Tue.da1 .UUuri.111 Ii.I J>Cf'IOM, two tertou.sJy.
HARBOR CENTER HARBOR CENTER
CAMPERS
TRAILERS
40
STORES
TO
SERVE
YCU
I
AND
BOAT
SHOW
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
JUNE 23 and 24
in the MALL
2300 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • FREE PARKING
.,
be ~ by the Supnme
CoQrt," the fonner Dtmo-
c:raUo ~ 111d of the rultnl. 4'Aad, for tblJ re. '°°• l don't believe it wUl .ae« CIUfornla. ,,
Former Republican Go•. Goodwtn J. Knight Mid. •"l"bl tffeott of auch a de-
cllloa on Callfomla' a eoon·
om.y cu b.ardl)' be hnaCSD-id:r•
Bllldu Olllfornta, 40 oth-
• ... require a Ytv'• rtlkSmce Wore ~ ftllan eMcb.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
SERVICE STORE
IDINGllt NIAil llACH ILVD.,
HUNnNGTON llACH
PHONI 142-4495
(Acrop frem Hunttnp.n lhepplng Center)
JUNE
SERVICE
SPECIALS
l ,RAKE RELINE
SPECIALS
lnstalld
Excb11e
GOOD ,.._.U..,Wa.tetlMlt I
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• All HW ll1lq, 11111 HW or cem,lttefy rece•
lltlfft4 W.llt ,..... h1lf1lltll lty tNlull
ftNll• 1pecl11tm
• free lllrwkt 1llll•11t•e11t 1t 1 SOO 11ul SOM .u ..
• l••l•ct ell eltl ll11IRt •11 ~tit frHt 11111 rt1r
WllHll
• Cleu 1"4 l111pect ltrekt llrt•• hr ptf'fect "'" .... • •••llfff .... ,,. "'4rt1lk .,.... (cyflMen.
ll11H 1'94 llo1t1) hr ,.u11111t IMk1 11111 cNcb
• l111ptct fre11t whHl 1re11e Nt1l111tn for IHb.
Cieri, l111pect & rt,.ck fre.t whttl ltHrl11ft.
• l111pect flrakt thH ntur11 1pri1111 for t1111le11
ind hlanct
• Allltl hHvy. tluty ~rokt flulll ntl rod test
• Alllu1t ltrakt1 on all four wheels fo r full ••••
contact with br1kt drums
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MOSPITAL
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leed\. •"1
Marriage
Lkeases
OBI·TlJ £aJBI
NEWMAN
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w-~•o.w1tw UUOfllen. WefldY lGV Mid ,._..
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BAL Tl MORTUARIEI
Cerena &tel Mar OR MC. I
rosta Men Ml MCN
BELL BROADWAY ·
MOR'nJARY
110 Broadway, Cotta Meo u wos
PEEK rAMJL Y COLONIAL
FUNERAL ROME
1111 Bola A~e., WettmluWr ......
SMITH'S MORTUARY
1%'7 Mali St.
OuaUngton Btacll
CliMnlR Y CRl!MATORY
MAUSOL!UM
mzo lllcMlllll Boulo llfWPOlf Budi, c.t1f0tn"
(JU)67J.1i01
LE Ms.it
WESTCUFF MORTUARY
:...67 ~ 1'7tJt Sl, Cotta Meaa ... --------•1
Taxpayers' Group·
Cool to Manager
WtdMsd~y. June l l. I% 1 DAIL V PILOT 7
County Employe Hikes OK
SANTA ANA -Orange came to more than 8 per. meant th a t $2.58 mW!on
County eovernment'1 S,000-cent. 'ntey were. however, more will be added to the
pla1 employea today look higher than the 5.5 percent county's personnel cost.!,
forward to ralH• averag-uked by the personnel de-bringing the total to the
ot Orance County iovem-
ment, the County T&ipayeJ'I
Anoct.tlon cbaJ1ed Tues·
Ing u percent In the com· partment. hlgM•t level ever pmd in
The final •""eement '"'-·nge County illl f!Jcal year, thanks to a ________ &_· ___ v_, .. _____ . ----
Art Works
Taxable,
State Rules
~.
So a lulHiroe adp\lniJtla-
t.or would probaly &tao fall,
tht &llOdatiOD a.dlrted, as
It .,ktd tht Board of Su-
pervllOfl to cbanl• it.I mind
on the ld.mlniatrlltor con·
cept.
An ~on-paoed rt•·
quick nod of approval Tues·
day by the Boa.rd ol Super-
vilors.
The unanimous aye came
after the board aereed t-0 a
minor change involving ov-
ertime.
olution Tuesday rerniDded The~~N J!r> ~ =r:•~;;:f"t' ~
bullne11ma.n Norton Slmon ante County under tbe 1y ..
Air Board
Fills Post
Tuesday's vote was a pro-
cedural necesalty since ac-
tual agreement wu reach·
ed after 1alary bearings
with the personnel depart·
ment and county Emlpoyes
A11ociaUon in May.
owet $147,271 on about $2.7 tern used in put )'Ml'I. SANTA ANA -lnaurance
million worth of hi1 art The resoluUon ,,.. reed •ient James Gilmore has
colleetioa, including paint-b J hn 'II' ,_ on ,J • been appointed to complete Inga by Renolr, Degu, Pl-Y 0
1:1
9""''• 1 ua caaso and Gauguin. toeiatloa pre1ldct G. A. the term of retlrin1 Oran'e
Raises fell below the as-
sociation request.!, w h l c h
E1te1 m Ora.ote. 1be IU· County Alrp o r t Comm.U· ----------Simon, a stockholder and pervllor• ~ nodded. aloner Henry H. Schlueter, executive ol Hunt Fooda Tbtn tbe ~ matt.I'
ad IDdutrtes IDc., could was "received and filed." a Santa Ana plumbll\g con-resolution of commendation.
appM1 the rullnl to th• on the motion of Fitt£ l>la-tract.or and, long-ti.me com· Gilmore, also of Santa
courts. trict Supervilor A.Hon Allen mibsioner. Ana, will represent the
Simon, a University of tl Lasuna Buch, 1be man Schleuter's reaJ.inat lo n First District for one and
California regent from Fut-wtlo brought the adminls· was accepted "with regret" one-hall years with the np-
lerton. had a PP ea led trator idea before the board Thursday. The Board of pointment of Superv iso r
through his attorneys that in the first place. Supervisors then adopted a C. M. "Cye" Featherly.
the art objects aren't tang!· --~i-;. .. •-==-.,..s::.-i:::::::::!l--=~,._~,...-!!!!!!!~=-==--=-E!l'll-==mF.:l11o.. ble lttrns which are used or ,..i
consumed and thus should
be exempt Crom the state'•
four percent use tax.
Fire f:aUs
COMPLETE FUNERALS CONVENIENTLY PRE.ARRANGED
...... ,"''"
CDR'l't:RY LOTS
rtom l llO
rstminsttr Jltmnrial Jark
Mortaary-f:emetery
Two ~ OWIWd c.omparuu
Located Side.by.Side, Shuin& a
(r,mmon Dttire to Serve You Better,
Wuh Lns Colt, and Without the
Inconvenience of FunC'tl.I
Procnsions Throu~h Heny Traffic
14101 Ir 14801 llACH ILYD., WESTMtNSTll
TWht0elil l -2421
87-~ear-old tradition of savings PLUS quality!
"DeY'Oftahlre Court" ~
333.00 •elue 399 50
• 76" triple ct-... e 1111,.,., e full/qu,_
or twin lleodboOPd
Pecon .,..,.,~.,. nrtrl
l.tmfwon<J cherry lint1ll,
o\ 11<.rh r I ••Clu11.,.
42 che11 209 SO lU 00
N. etol'ld, o9 95, H .00
• 72" "'• ---. ~. ""''~
O< twlll t "*"rd wi.. .. __,~
finished ho•DCJd•.
•O" ~. l9f.IO u• SO
M . .+olld. "·'°· 6f JO
..... frftNt •• ..,
..... ,,., • full/~
•twt11h1Mi._~ ~' ...._,, Mndstone f1~ .. ~.
31" dMt, 1 lf . .SO, 9J oo
H. ~.•• • .so, u .oo
3-pc.
"Conternporary Hovs.•
199.50 ...,,.,. ,.• . .so
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., ...... h.edbeertl
~ ... _,, oncl
hnrdweock, °"'~' """"
~... I 0 9 )I' OS 00
ll" CHEST l 4 ;o, 49.U
OLD PHOTOGRAPHS
COPIED
3.00
bring Ki any of your cherished old pmres
that a.re still in good coodjcioo_ "ft 'll oop1
them be.eutifully for you to s1me with
loftd ODC$.
apecial ~ too on an 1cstootiocl WOik if
needed.
J.pc.
'1tenan Clanlc"
379.50 ... , ... ""' 50
e 1 • triple cite ... , • ,,,,_.full/~
« ..in lleodboord
Whil9 ond vcl~
,,,,,,~ .... ~ .
•O" ct.eo1 '"SO, 179 SO
N •!ond, 94.50. 14 tJ
S·pc. • AristOCT'Gt"9
HS .00 """-nt _,.
e 7•" 'npie ~
• ll'Wffef . ~
heedboofd
e 2N .......
White ond oeldt-.
f1n111ied hordwoodt
Ch on cl\et!, il9..SO, UtM
l
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8 OAll Y PILOT Wednesday, June 21, l 9b7
Woman Picket Injured
By Car at Warehouse
ANAHEIM -A woman
picket at the labor-troubled
Tilrilty Drug warehouse
here suffered minor lnjur·
Y orly Revises
LA's Budget
LOS ANGELES (AP)
A revised final budget of
$374.9 million submitted by
Mayor Samuel W. Yorty con-
tains a revenue gap of $25
million -the amount the
City Council will have to
raise to maintain the cur·
rent city tax rate.
The budget -$1.2 million
higher than hit! May 22 budg-
et -was presented to t h e
council Tuesday.
les Tuesday when sbe was
hit by a car entering t b e
driveway.
The district attorney's ol·
fice later said t he driver ,
J une E. Evans. 45, of An·
ahelm, would not be cited
in the mishap that hurt
Beverly G. Wood. 42. al.so or Anaheim.
Mrs. Wood was treated at
Anaheim MemoriaJ Hospi·
Uil and released. Later
Mrs. Evans said she w a s
threatened by an anony-
moua telepboae caller. po·
lice indicated.
Anaheim la one of sever·
al Thrifty Drug locations in
Southern California affected
by the strike of the Long-
shoremen and Warehouse·
men and Teamsters unions.
New Section
On Antiques
Something new bu been
added to the Orange C.OUO-
ty Fair tbiJ year -an m-
tique leCtlon in the bobby I "
building.
Fair data for thil year
are July 25-30 at the fair·
grounds in Costa Mesa.
Categories include bowl,
bric-a-brac, cup and saucer, I furniture, plate, and wear·
ing apparel.
All antique collectora lD
Orange CoUllty are invited
to exhibit iDclividuaJ alltiqu •
of collections. Rlbbon.s Will
be awarded to wt.nntng en-
tries in the various sections.
Deadline for entries is
July 5. Entry blanb and
further information may be
obtained by writing or visit-
ing lbe executive office. at
the fairgrounds , 88 F a I r
Drive.
Y ou are ,cordially invited
to attend an Open House
at \
€Allege te· Ualver.tty
· Assembly Okays Change
SACRAMENTO -A bill
cbanging the name el the
CIWornia State Colle&t1 to tM state Unlvtnlty
aqueaked1 by the Auembty
Monday, but waa held up
for reconsideration.
1be bW, authored by As·
semblyman John Vucoocel·
los, (0-San Jose) Mocutay
r e c e I v e d 1be mlnimum
amount of votes needed for
puaage: a Votiae agaialt
it were 21 l.nmlbn.
I Mdtal tbl OllP°'"*' to
It wen 9peabr Jfme M.
lJDrull (D-J.allewood) a D d
Aslemb1ymaa Don )(ul(ard
(~Piedmont).
UllN> aid the meaaare
would "downsrade the wU· versity to the point where it
will be unideatifiable with
the state conecea ...
Mulford called the b 111
''tbe bectaninc ti a ~
pleCe 1ewtllile fl n •
polidel" wlllS ... .... ..................
betwem tbe tw.,.....
V•na.: en-a r I •'e cl
that the ..,,....... ...,
gjva tile stale ~ tbe
title al aniwiaidd a a d
...id not .aeet .... rel>
ticw«tip betweea tbe u.
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returned f r o m Eniwetok
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. Padftc where be bas been
coodQCUQc research oa sea
cucumben as a part of an
overall study of marine reel
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• Dr. Bak\11, who is a mem-
ber of tbe marine biology
staff at USC, bas been re.
searcblng the small animals
whlch are ol ~at intttw
• • marine geologists. These
:: tiny anlmab can move large ;· amounts ol sand and sedi-~ ment wblcb cbanCe tbe ap-
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Bog• Club News
Mothers Plan Rummage Sale
The Mothers Club ol the NletJt court vtsit.s will re-
Ceotral Braocb of tile Boys aume again starting June
Club ot. the Harbor Atta will conduct a rummage s a I e 1.8. Every Monday night the
Friday a n d boys will vi.sit the Traffic
s a t u rday ~ Comt in process. Ask about
from 10 a.m. thia fiM eduoaUooal pro-
~o S p.m. al gram.
C e n t e r Sbting Progr-'c.m will
Branch, SIM awi.og ioao action Friday Ce n t er St., J _ v--0 Coeta Mesa. Proceeds will une ""'· .. """ 1 a.m. to 12
be used to purcbue equip· nooo on Fridays the local
ment. Roller Rini will be reserv·
league is planned. FresJt.
man and sophomores in
high schools are elilible. If
you are interested call
S4&-9387 for lnfonnation.
Starting next Monday tbt
games room will be featur--
ing all types of games and
tounwnents.
Summer Vacation Hours:
Monday tbru Friday -10
a.m. tX> 5 p.m.; Saturday -
10 a .m. to 2 p.m. Tickets for the AU-Star ~for] Boys'. Club mem· ll'C'I., on. y. :=========;;;.
High School Basket.bell The next sleep-in will be
Game at ~ge Coast Col· Jo'nday. The first 50 boys lo
lege on Saturday may be sign up will be accepted.
purchased at both breocbes. Swims, snacks. games, m~
Swimming leS&Ons are vie, tournaments and soft·
Bit A H
ball game are ICheduled. onaer ' still available for girls and For members between the
Division leaden in the upcoming Costa Meta United Fund campaign Ray boys from age 2 imd up. For ages o1 8 through 11 years.
HarWer Oeft) and Municipal Judge Doeald Dungan point way for "borne infonnatioo call MS-938'7. A .wnmet whiffleball
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nm0 for Boys Club of the Harbor An a, in lq)COllling United Fund drive. The recreaaooal swim league is planned for 3-4..stb
L
Boys demonstrating are Jim $heppard' 9, (center) and IY.ITTel Allen , 9. Dun· schedule ia Monday through graders. One in and sign ._. .._ • ..,.... . aguna, Tustin w in,_~~~b~Ji~~~ell)~=~el!:~:.....lfO_f_e_ss_iOTl'a_l_d_i_vi9ton_· __ ·_·nc1 __ H_.ut_e_r_, _ass_~_ta_n_t _ci_'ty_m_an_ag_er_._~~~..!y~y~~~:30~tX>~Sund-5:-~~:-·m_.; _':onneci.!.p ~eal'~IY~· ~T~eam!_~s ~wru·~ ~be~~=~=~·;';' ;'i;· ;..,• I 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. A swnmer basketball c:.11.
Accountants' Praise
Two Orange County cities
have won recognitioa in
competition for the 1967
Munidp91 A c c O U D t i a g
A w a r d prm:cAed by tbe
• California Society ol C«ti·
• lied ~ Aeconntanta .
........ Badl -,.... : tia bne ...... lr'HW ftr . .._.a11111nntw..,..
>' ~ lo ., H. Oller·
..: boat, dMilrma el the anrcl
~ committee. Pint place 1ftllt
•• lo tbe city el Su Gabriel
' in IM Angeles County.
• The awards are present.
~ ed annually by the society
· 4 Promoted
To Manager
Collins Radio Co. bas an-
. nounced the promotions ol
four Costa Mesa employes
to m a n a g e rial positions.
'Ibey are:
IUdaanl E. Beary. prt>-
• moted o computer shift SU·
.: pervisor.
:· O..itu R. llarril. pr~
~-mated lo drafting depart·
,~ .: ment manager. r: J ... 8. ~ promot·
. . ;:. ed ~ drafting Mldioa ....
./ • pervuor. r ~ Demllll A. Wah, promoted
.: lo a.uiltant director ol the
?.: semiconductor division.
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Five studeat.s from t b e
~ Coast were gr.tu-
ated from California State
Polyteclmic College in Po-
mona lut w'eek.
T'bey att Stephen J . N~
metz and John M. Patrick,
both ol C.ta Mesa; P•
tricia L. lbanei Wright. La-
pna Billa, and Dami.a M.
Clikoet and Stnen L Hol-
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Now Thru Tuetday
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........... a .... •1P.M.
SPECIAL KID SHOW
SATUU.AY AT JitO P.M.
"MY SON, THI HOO"
Pl• FIN c.rteMI
Wednesday, June 21, 1967
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Ford Quits OCC Dra1~a Posi ....-"THUNDER ALLEY" F.W.-Jan~
"AnpW' 7;00 & 10:25
HAJley" •~45 Only
John R. Ford, associate
drama professor at Orange
Cout College for the put
eight years, has resigned to
accept a a1mi1ar position 'at
Foothill College in Los Al-
toa , the DAILY PILOT
learned today.
Tbe 3S-year-o&d Colt.a Mes-
an has directed a number
of productions for the col·
lege, inekldlng the past five
summet musicals. He also
served as technical director
for many shows and will
.
upcomJnc "Pajama Game." yean at Cou&. Ford com· hil bechelor'a deO"ee bl
1n 1915 FCll'd becab tti.e mented. "W•'" run, seen IP98Ch arts from u.e um.
first jmJior _..._ director quite a c:bDll bll'I, par-venltJ of Califoria, ----.. ticuWV Ill die sroWth ol Barbara. In 190'7. Be eaned to take a production over· the tbeatric-1 pldure. Tbe a muter'• ID drama frclm
seas for the USO when the studeota here are JDGn ibn San JON State CoUace in
company ol "Bye Bye comciou.1 tbu Ul1 rw JJIJ.
Birdie" toured armed for-ees seen: .. , seem to blw • In addition to IU wan innate.~trtcal quUtJ'." wtlb the OOC drama pro-~!!ll!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!:=!!!!!l!!!!!li!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!l!!!!!!!~, bases in the Far Eut from A native .A JncM•1, Ford ll'lD'· Ford al.lo len'ed uF:
February through April graduated In 1111 fl'Olll San-coach of the collete'a aail-lft. SHOW STMll '"'
debut at OOC with "Wbere'sl======:::;::============: \WI Charley?" In subsequent IUMIAY ROM 2 P.111.
years Ford ataged "Li'l Ab-2nd BIG WEEK
ner," "The Mualc Man," LAGlllA EXCURSIONS IF;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~t~::;e~th~ls~c:;:a~pacl~·~ty~fo~r ~oc~c~·s1
IT PLAYS AT TWO
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He made b1s dlrectorial ta Ana CoUeept ad received lng team. ' ~l~~.0 cownMuon 1HOW
"The Unsinkable 14 o 11 y ,,. .. COMT ....... .,. FOR ADUL 'ts ONLY HELD
Brown," "B.irdie" and last c.-• ,_., .,,.._ ....oeY 1M01 -• ... -OYER year's "My Fair Lieb'" as .......... .,.. w. -oa. a-ase
Academy Award Winner
"A Man For
All Seasons"
MUSIC HALL THEAllR
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HARBOR BLVD.
SPIES and MUSICAL COMEDY
In Color
Chr1s!GPher P'lUMMEll Trw« HOWAJtO
"TllPll CIOSS"
ROddll Meo-it DMde WtbOll
"THE COOL ONU"
T-Dffn "'-rtln llli. In color
Dun "'-rtln ~Mlreret
"MUIDEIH'S lOW"
~•n Marlin J,_., lll>Mo
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Roddy McDowell In ''THE COOL ONES"
_t,,e me.so . . ,. ' .
"Jf,'.•' ~ ,\•;·_ f•,':.RB•.)f..' ".; OSTA MESA
1:30 p.m.
the college's annual sum-The Sith Of
mer musical. A eor...u nt Rell«ting on b is eight 'iUIW ThatShooi
TheWortdl
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OF BRICKS!
Fascinati11! Slt1Cki111!
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AF'l'ER "WEST SIDE S'roRY'' ... c'TllE SOUND OF MUSIC'' ...
DIRECTOR ROBERT WISE NOW TURNS ms CAMERA ON THE ORIENT
... AND THE WORLD OF ADVENTURE!
THE SAND ~EBBLES is a gripping adventure aboard an American gunboat on the
Yangtze River at the very moment of China's awakening in the mid 20's. It is the etoq
of men, a ship, a people and a way of life engulfed in a tidal wave of revolution.
But most of all it is a story of men and women who find themselves caught
bet ween the perils of love and the madness of war.
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COLOR
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WINNfR OF 5
ACADEMY AWARDS -''Best Pm''!
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The Sou nd Of Music Will Not Be Shown In Any Oth er
Coastal Area Theatre Prior To Christmas ,
Matinees:
Three times a week. Wednesdays,
Saturdays and Sundays, beginning
at 2 p.m.
Evening Performance1:
The Sand Pebbles will begin prompt·
ly 8: 30 p.m. each Monday through
Saturday evening. Our Sunday per-
formance begins one half hour ear-
lier, at 8:00 p.m.
The Lido Theatre has more than
enough FREE parking for a Full
House. No matter when you come
you may be assured of an effortless
parking space.
For your total enioyment, the lido
Theatre has one of the most com-
plete Snack Bars in Orange County.
The LIDO Newport Beach
Newport Blvd. and the Bay
673-8350 673-7081
San
ByTB.0~
,,.. •• Of .. IW
· Teen-aieti
nlze Sam F
of televilion
There be I
Now Genera
and linatn. things Jero1
in the '1Ds.
a WALTZ.
And that':
"Roberta,"
·!l'uesday ni
land.
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Sam Riddle, Jerome Kern
=-? airing Up for 'Roberta'
By TBOMA8 McCANN
Of ... Dellr .. .., Jleff
Tetn·aaen \lfOu't recog-
lize Sam Riddle. tbe bosa
>f televi1lon'1 S06s City.
folks (like some of m who
are even aPl)!'OeChlng 40
and a UWe · beyond) can
wallow In nostal&Ja at this
reprise oC the Kem classics
for which Otto Harbach
'"'~ die lyrics.
and polnted-toed loafers of
the male memben of the
cast
Ty Wbitney' who olber·
wlse doe& a One job ol cre-
atlag the cbertcter Blllle,
sldeklck and buslneas man-
a&er to Huckleberry Haines
(Sam Ridc1le), will have to
get a haircut before he is
believable in the part.
There be II, drelled ln hi.I ~ow Generation t b r e a d 1
aud liD&iDi tbote aqware
things Jerome Kern wrote
JI the ~. He even dances
a WALTZ.
LACK PACE
The tunes lack Ule pace
for today's taste, but in
lhll offering in the cUITent
series of operettas and mu-
slcala by the Melodyland
Repertory Company t b e y
seem more at home than do
tbe tangerine-colored slacu,
olive • hued sports Jackels
And that's tbe story of
"Roberta," which opened
ruesday night at Melody-
land.
The •omen of "Roberta"
h a v e it better ln the cos-
tume and coiffure depart-
ment, except for wnat could
have been a beautiful sec·
ood act fashion show se·
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BUXOM BLONDE
Sheila Doyle, a buxom
blonde singer who pLays a
buxom blonde eiier. with·
out doubt steal' bt Ibo•
and carries it away tucked
into the top o( her low-cut,
black Merry Widow.
Kay E 1 b a r d t comes
tttrough with a strong char·
acterization of spoiled rich
brat, Sophie Teale. She ls
the epitome of wtiat A u n t
Minnie (played by K.attllten
DeSpain) deecribel In o n e
of her lintt u "smell town
American nobility."
Carolyn Mq's portrayal
ol Stepbule, love interest
to Don St.nut's John Kent,
ii potinant and pretty -
readtlng a bJah potJrt wtlen
rb6 sints "SIDOU a.ts ln
Your Eyea."
Tbe number ttarU a fire
ln the --Kt llm IMm· ed to lJ9 I mt time oaaWlf.
But -. wanntb carries
~Sb to • ~ c)J. mu ~ed well dtlplte an
o\letlY elaborate Ollt Russe
set used in th• f1Ml tct.
Tryouts Set
For Musical
Auditions for a western
musical to be staged in Au-
gust at Corona del Mar
High School will be held
Thursday and P'rlday at
Smedley Junior High School
in Santa Ana.
Fourteen rolta are OP4'n
in "Pistol Packlni Sal" ac·
cording to director r> n n
Shaw. who will producr tht
play along with musical '11·
rector Paul Fancher.
Tryouts for actors and
singe" will be held from 7
to 10:30 p.m. both nights at
the school aud'torlum. 212D
Edinger Ave. Th. show is
scheduled to open early In
August at tht Corona del
Mar Hilh Litlle Theater.
Ne w Auditions
At Melodyland
Auditions will be held at
MeJoclyland Thursday for a
new ~oadway show to Play
three weeks at Circle ~t.
Tbeltu in San Carlos and
two weeks at Melodylaod.
Equity dancers will be
seen at 10 a.m. and non.
equity dancers at 11 ~ a.m.
Equity singers will be seen at 2 p.m. and non -equity
alngera at 3:30 p.m.
-DAIL V PILOT J J
Theater · Notes
Three Shows Clnse, Two Opening
By TOM TITUS
Of lM O.ltf ...........
ll'1 seldom dark on the
Orange County community
theater scene since, with the
county's prollferaUon Of lit-
tle theater groups, wbea one
production closes there's
usually another wilting in
the wings.
This weekend the curtains
descend on three sbow1
along the Orange Coast,
while a pair of playhouses
a little further dist.ant open
their latest otrerlft&1.
NeeDtll, °'8rle1 Runt Jr ..
Ralflf' Tomlinlc,n and Gloria
Gorman.
Curtain Ume Is 8:30 p.m.
at tbe playhouse, m Ave-
nkla CabrtUo in San Cle-
mente.
• • •
A more abbnviat.ed pro-
duction is "Tbe Constaut
Wlft," Wblch runs Friday
and Saturday evenings only
io Garden Grove's Jordan
School auditorium.
John Craig directs t be
Maugham comedy, whicll
lists a cast of Penny Hayes,
Nick Brdar, Dorothy Smith,
Lawana Brewer, Edna Ard
Ron Dragt, Roy Behnke ~
Sunny Von Hertwig.
Playhouse. 319 Ocun Ave., a historic 52-performance
Lquna Btacti. run at two theaters Is the
Tbt U\r~haract.er cut Orange Studio Theater pro·
la comprised of ~Y L'Ec· duction of ''lltUe man in
lUM, lrla Korn and Paul search of his serious side."
W 11 1 o n and directed by at Hollywood's Horseshoe
John Fenacca. Theater.
At the Jfuntlnl(on Beach The musical ••tire, writ-
Playhouse, "See How They ten and dlrtcted by Mary
Run" flnally sto(ll l'dnnlng Ea1tman from the cartoons
with final performancea of of Jules Felff&r, features the
the fut-paced comedy aet music of Corona. del Mar's
for Friday and Saturday Glenn Wtacott. Harbor area
tvenlnfa. actrecsea Carol Faulltlct of
Frank Rugell directs the Costa Mesa and Lealle Day,
1bow wtth a cast featuring Corona del Mar. take 1tar-
Dolli Cohen, Allan Sand-rln1 roles In the produc. iulst, Greta Smith, Paul p;;;;tl;;;;;on;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;-......;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,.i..illlmiliiiiii
lliVWI, Cheryl Tetrteult llt Ill SHOW • TllE and ~rge Haddad.
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Closing Saturaay are the
Costa Mesa Civic Play-~ouse' s "Harvey," tbe Hunt,.
mgton Beach Playhouse's
"See How They Run" and
the Lagu na PlayboU&e'1
··The Subject Wea Ra.es."
Meanwhile, the San Cle-
mente Community 'Theater
opens the William Inge com-
edy "Bus Stop" and the
Garden Grove Civic Theater
stages a two-perfonna.nce
production of "The ConstaDt
W If e" by W. Som.-.et
Maugham.
Performances will be giv· en at 8:30 p.m. in the school Also ringing down the
auditorium, 9121 Woodbury _c_urta __ in_t.h_ls_w_ee_k_end __ af_te_r
Ave. 'lbe 1bow is sponsor·
lllYllTlOI CllTIR
"Bus Stop" makes iu de-
but Thursday night as the
first anniversary production
of San ClementA!'a cabr'Wo
Playhouse, the first perm•
nent home for the IJ'OUP.
The ahow ru.na fOr ei&bt
performances, Tbunday
through Sunday, closlnc July
2.
Directed by Thelma Ruck-
man. resident di.rector Of
the San Clemente sroap, the
~how features blez Sodiaff,
Brian Nolan, Wllllam t.y.
nam. Frant Lockt, Omah
ed by the Garden Grove
Parks and Recreation De-
partmeoL • • •
"Harvey," the 1945 Pulit·
set J>rlr:e..winning comedy,
gives iu closing perform·
ancea Friday and Saturday
o i g h t a at the Community
Center aod.itorium oo the
Orange County Fairgrounds,
Costa Mesa.
Bob Engman and Patty
Neederman take the Jead-
inC roles under the direction
ol Pali Tambellini. Featur-
ed players include Linda
Md>ole, Ben Jensen, Pat
Harp and Fred stahlman
A more recent Pulibtt
Prlle winner, ''The Subject
Was Rosa,'' ends a '°""' week run tonight tbroagb
Seturday at the Laguna
* * * * * * Road Co1Dpany
SCR Opens in Beverly Hills
South Coast Repertory designer ; Kerry Shub. cos.
goes on the road this week. tumea, and AM Reitz, light·
The regional t h e a t e r in~ play 11 a special pro-
group, wh ich regularly op-duction for the Council of
erates out of the Second Arts oC the Beverly Hills
Step Theater In Newport Unified School District. Per.
Beach. moves to Beverly formances will be ,nven
Hills Thursday night to nightly except Mo nday
through July l2. with res· stage a three-week produc-ervations available at (2l3)
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''Red Magic."
Directed by David Em-
mes, manapng director of
th e company, the play will
star David Sullivan, a pro-
cessional actor from the Un-
coin Center in New York.
Other cast members are
SCR regularl Mathlu Reitz,
navid Clements, John Ar·
thur Davia, Jama McKie,
Peter Oldlq, Stan Morken
and nellfOlllDef IC.area Kon-
dan.
Performance& will be giv·
en at the Actors Theater,
117 S. Hamel Drive in Bev·
erly Hilla, with an 8:30
p. m. cu r t a In Tuesday
through Saturday. A 6:301
p.m. performance will be
given on Sundays.
Memben or the SCR tech-
nical crew for the produc-
tion are Sergio O'Cadiz, set
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Comings,
•
Goings
Of College
Whal happens to gradu-
ates ol Junior colleges?
In the case ot Orange
Coast College, 795, or al-
most 80 percent, plan to go
on to four-year schools.
The state collegea will get
the majority with 4M going
to various branches ol the
system. M o a t will atteod
Cal State at Long Beach,
(231 ), with Fullerton second
(~).
Where did the graduates
come from!
Costa Mesa led with the
largest number, 'g/, follow-
ed by Newport Beach. 179;
Huntington Beach -Foun-
tain Valley, 162, and Gar-
den Grove with 87.
There were more men
than women graduates, 714
to 383. Of these, 19'l are
married.
There were 19'l veterans
8011IUI for Europe
Huntington Beach resi-
dent Arlene Auger,
daughte!' of the Rev.
and Mrs. Everett Aug-
er of 16131 E a g 1 e
Lane. won first place
in the Viennese Cul-
ture Club's first Vikto
Fucb Memorial com·
petition Car y o u n g
singers. She will re-
ceive a round trip
rught to Europe and
$300.
in the graduating class, or---------
17 pereenl Five percent, or
58, took all their classes in
the evening. A total ol 717.
or M percent, took some ol
their classes at night.
New Course
To Teach
Wrestling
Founta.ln Valley boys in
the eighth through 12th
grade who are interested in
wrestling can pick up tech-
niques in a new wrestling
program being offered by
the city parks and recrea-
tion department.
Department Director Stan-
ley E. Stafford today report-
ed a 10-week wrestling pro-
gram began this week.
Boys Build
Muscles
Fouiltain V'8lley young
men who want t.o build up
their bodiu and physical
fitnea today were offered
another chancoe to do IO by
the city parks and recrea-
tion departmlnt. ·
A l~weet course in body
building and strength de-
veloping will begin Monday.
The course will be held
M<>Odays, Wednesdays and
Fridays from 7 to 9 p.m.
in the Fountain Valley High
School gymDMium.
A trio of physical educa·
tioo directors will conduct
the course: Bruce Pickford,
Bob Wills and Larry CooU.
The course i5 for all boys
living in or goJng to 5<.'hool
in Fountain Valley.
Registration will be held
tonight at the weight room
in the gymnasium, starting
at 7 p.m. Fee for the course
i!i SJ.
The program will include
both '.>eginning and advanc-
ed wrestling techniques. It
will be held Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7
to 9 p.m. in the Fountain
Valley High School wrest---:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-
ljng room. Verne Wagner
will instruct.
All boys living or going
to school in Fountain Val-
ley are eligible to take part.
Sign-ups will be held at the
school gymnasium at 7 p.m.
Thur 1 da y. Fee fer tfle
course is $2.50.
Rabbi Set
To Speak
Rabbi Gershon Fisher will
give a report on the r~t
convention in Los Angeles
of the Central Conference
of American Rabbis at Fri-
day's 8 p.m. service of
Temple Beth David ol Or·
ange County.
The service will be held
in the Community Congre-
gational Church, Katella
near Bloomfield. Los Ala-
mitos.
The temple announced
that registration ia now
open for the nursery school
which will begin Monday,
July 3 and continue tlrougb
Friday, Aug. 4. Cla&es will
be held from 9 to 11: 30
a.m. on Mondays, .Wednes-
days and Fridays. For more
information call Mrs. Wen-
dy Falge!, 893-9671.
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A selection of motor campers
and outdoor "Fun,, vehicles in
our mall through Saturday,
June 24th.
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Med al Winner s
Assemblyman Kenneth
Cory (0-Westminater) b a s
been selected by Gov. Ron-
ald Reagan to help choose
youths to receive the 1966
Young American Medals for
7Jravery and Servict:.
The medalB are awarded
annually, by an act of Con-
gress, to nvo persons under
the age of 19 who have per-
formed outstanding acts of
courage or service.
Entries from lbroucbout
Southern callfornla will be
featured lJl the l3tb annual
Fuchsia and Shade Plant
Show Friday through Sun-
day at the Orange County
Fairgrounds in Coeta Mesa.
Oallf ornJa National Fuch-
sia SocletY ~ on the show
which officially gets under
way at 3 p.m. Friday.
Sweepstakes, trophJes, rib-
bona, and pd-. 1riH be
awuded wiDDe.n la t b •
plant, ha.ocinl buket and
other categorieJ ..
Spect.aton will be eUCible
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is a three-day Jet boUday
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pone. Have you ever slept
ln a North C:Wollaa motel
wbllre the t w 1 n beda u-e
lea than tine feet apll'tt
Shame oo you. you Law-
breaker.
Have you ever given a
toy phtol to someone under
the age of 11 ln tbe Sta'te
of w aatrl.qtoo ! '11>e.n )'OU
are menaclnC the p u b 11 c
safety. Have you ever ap-
peared on the street wear·
1ng a dreaa that exposes
any part of your arm? Then Connecticut says you are a
scarlet woman or some-
thing lib that
It ii a principle of JuriJ.
prudence tbat lgnoran~ of
the law la no defense. For-
tunately, ignorance la a two-
way •treet and most of the
law enforceJMDt officers in
most of the at.ates are not
aware of the odd thlaga
they are supposed to be en-
forcing. Otherw1Je tbe Jail
walls would b a I I e ad
Weak.
TheH laws seem rldlcar
Jous today, bat in abnolt
every cue there WU· a
aouad rear.on for them it
the time they were puaed.
Dueling, for instance, once
was a formidable problem
for law enforcement agen·
clea. So they tried to han-
dle it th.ii way:
In Idaho fighting a duel
is illegal, but you can cet
GI Loans
Deadline
On July 25
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Worid Wc ll v.._ tab
note.
If Y08 bnwl't. all'llMl)'.a.
nanced a llome wiMl a VA
mortgage, you may IUD be
able to do 10. But only u-
W July 25.
VA home-loan rigbtl end
oo that date for all Wol'ld
War !I vet«ant unlet1 they
became eligible age1n by
serving ln Korea.
To qualify aa a World
War II veteran, you mmt
have been on active duty
between Sept. 16, 1MO, and
July 26, 1947. You must
have served at least 90 days
unless disdlarged sooner
because of aome diJability
resulting fror your service.
Anyone d.i.&t>OOOrably dla-
cha.-ged i.s not eligible foe
a VA mortgage.
The general rule i.s that
VA eligibility lalts for 10
years from the day you were
discharged plua an addition-
al year for each three
months ol active duty in
World War D.
Say you served two years
in World War II and were
discharged June 15, 1945.
You're wrong. O>ogresa
has set a cutoff date of this
coming July 25 for all World
War II veterans, including
those who otherwise would
be eligible past that date.
Some vetA·ans oc their
widows may still be el.lglble
unW July 25, even though
their eligibility appears to
have upired under the for·
mula. 'Ibese include:
-Veterans discharged for servi~ted disabili-
ties.
-Widows of vetenna who
died from service-conaected
disabilities. The widow, bow·
ever, msut not be remar·
rled.
-Widows of veterans who
were d.l.sdlarged becau1e of
a service-cormected dl.aebU·
ity but dled later of some
other cauae. Again, the re·
maJTiage rule 8'JPliea.
-Veterans who have al-
ready used a VA mortgage
but who have bad their
eligibility restored. 'niece
include v e t e r a n s wbo,
through no fault ol their
own, were furced to sell
their hornet for reasons ol
health, employment, con·
demnatlon proceedings «
''other compelling reaaon."
Veterans w h o 1 e homee
have been taken for govern-
ment use or destroyed by
natural causes may also
have their eligibility re·
stored.
But-to repeat-all World
War II VA eligibilities ex-
pire at midnight oo July 25.
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A fortified tonic of high po·
feftCY. fired? ••• feel strollger
fast. Boild up 1nM1·1JOOf blood.
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Springd1le
& Edinger
1010 Irvin. tn w .. tdlff Piila
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AllUI -ft111gicide fQ( Athlett's
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misery of 1tchinc •nd bum1n1.
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LEGAL NOTICE
.
'
WHY IS THIS AD
IN THE FINANCIAL
SECTION?
II you •ow me1111fadur•. or
woulcl Ii~. to muuf•ct•n • •
pTHIOd, our b1ni11•n la lo help 1
yow meke n\ore money.
CALL us if you went to i11c1HH
your profit structure.
gordon h. b,.dford
"~i9tel ll!Hltnef Dtl!Wll C~l'MllCI '""' ,,..,.._,.KkHt~~~c1ie<I °'"'""· 647-6935
The DAILY PILOT
Covers Boating
Best in West
COACH TAKU POST
Nutrilite's D•n .......
Anteat~rs'
Ex-coach
Takes Post
,_
i
I .... ii =' Jt .. ~M':
~ =
Mutllal
Funds
81~ 1t!i·
'::: '!. ':" ~ .1 i p . [{g==ii: ~&:~ .. ~ ! .:. I f 1ftt ~w ~~·}' ~ r ........... my T.J: =~~ l£3 _.,.,; !~1~1t
utor organization thr. ougbout . ~ i: t 't ~ _. f tm ii:
the country, marketing' NU· eo 11'4 ~ • ~ ti · 1 •
trilite Food Supplementl, ,· ... .;..;.~ ks Jll4 "'~ • "" &2 i ·· • J ·, NPI Household Productl, -Coll~ iM f \I".: I: L · 1 ·
and Edith .Rehnborg Cos.-e:...:r~r UI :: I =I '2 L ..
ti ,,.....;:&"" =" = ~
·A-
::,wv'!lr~~~te
.~ .... J.a..d:
m~ "::auve of California, iS,~ I'~ trt .... * 1 j ii;'· ~
born i.n Long Beach. J\ogers.' f'*· 1 • lr" li'.l~~P.':l~!tt 'I r:.=::;::::::;~;=:;:;==;::::;;:::;;;:;i1t!:! ~~~et~~nt~:Jgo~I_ • -~ : 1~~ ~ ?! £ r . ~ r' ~ ~ ,. IRl&HT
mcluded organization and ,., ~,.,., .... ~ -..... DAILY 'ILOT .... h, its
administration of the b~ ~= t~~. r . ~ 1 ti t» -· c. .. .,.9• tight, tight •"' ~etballdprobgrliam, laf~ rais-~'i:-IM r' ,_ ... -Ji::# .... ,,.,,,.• w~. 11 .. 4 yO\lr ho111.town mg an pu c re uons. ~ ., c.1 2"' 9"" . --. n ,. ,, .~ i 9'1tiH .1,ny. •n4 '"i•y the
I('°"" A.l CVllf J.lj " 41 ~ allll6lll -l "The wotk in the sales t!t!"l'f,.e~ DH. ~ 1z.. 'm a"""l!l:"C:-~ I • • ....
department of NPI offers a ~ Ley '°"" ' R JI stimulating challenge to me~ ,•::t,·~ ~ u: n~
and I loot fonrud to par-~. Jt,, , c. ,.. J.t .!m ~
tlctpation in UU. dimenaion t.::.L~ 'i:,. .25J. 'l7 "ml 11
of the buainep world," Rog. ~...... 11.. : ~
ers · aaid. "It will be a new M ,?~~ =-,'""' Crossword PU7llle
experience, but -one closely i:"·'"°" ~ "' h related to my public rela-~~~iOlt-ua .,.. = -
tions efforts for the school." ::=' ~ 4"¥l =
l.«M«n lftd = ~ ._ IUmoru C-1'1 ISi \St Mor<Mnr. FM Une 1 D ~ 22 Midi...., C-"1lf .JI "' It 9" Mlllil<t<I. 0 9 N...., A Miss Pal .a S 6 5 Mctt~rCll IMf1t ~ .... ~ F JI" Monrott AU19 •• ~ V. Morris PIM 1 lt'l4 IN
Executives
SI Fl . h =..~~... i ~ = ate 1g t =:~~ray''"'-.,. p """ f' New E• 16 ._ Nlcl'ol-I A . » NlelMll~ • 41
Over County~~::. i !~ i ~.-.. ~JN= Industrial development~~.~..,, : E:z St
specialists of major South-~: ~:'-~ft.tA ~,.. mi; ftt
ern California firms will ~:~ ~ :" :'" .:"'
emplane on Air California's ::~, &~• i 2r' ~
newest tur1bo-prop ~lectra ;:~+· ~ ~. 1•• Thursday or an airborne Pauiev 2t :::
inspection of Orange Coun· ;::rn.c::'J.i.ia .. _. a ~ JH =
ACROSS
1 Sensed
S Red .. d
Bering
' Perst1i re 14 Hebre•
•nsure
15 Bdor~
Prefix
1' Ardlli c
pronoun
17 Greeli: I ett er
18 Six·shoottr
19 lbin
uttrial
trunk
20 Be frugal
2Z l>fy
24 Muscle
26 Lesser •
Lah t .nd tr• 1 Pio.-" 0.. .n '"" ·-!:W. y l us 1a areas. Portl•nd c;. ., 1 -. t -. 11 Procl.lce or
The fli ght will follow a ~~c::"~U 1l f: ~ fie giound
second quarterly luncheon :~~~NM t. J: f2 . ~ ~e
at the Newporter Inn host-R= '"'· ,'!,. ~ 'r' 1 3J It• of
ed by 'the Orange County ~~-,, >:"' \., ~ .. 1ner's gea1:
Econo_!llic Development ~~ :t'a =: ':'" • · 2 words
CouncJ!. :oc1c" ... F r -J1 Soulld;
Luncheon presentations, ::;::r&,,t'Ol,.. ,.. ...,. 61~ =t 31 ~oeb. :•
arranged by the Orange R'= c. • &l • f! t:!":tters
County C~a~ber of Com. ft~~ ~ IS 'Z:: Jt Heavy ult merce, Will tnClUde a re· Scott,.~ UI ~ if" 17'6 bevetajle
view of developments at the tt::,."'J'.i'11::' J.. 1"'9 .,.. mt 40 Onlario's
Irvine Industrial Complex ~~r = ~ 1.. ~ O•n •
by William Aldrich, Irvine ~=~cir ,f", If' Ir" P. <41 Mi:t
Co. public relations direc-~. )".;"'~ A ~ ~ il\ 42 ~ anct
tor, af!d an audio·visual pr7· t t!A-~ Bt {m p Hancoch
sentation by Photographic ~ • 2N iii ;_ 44 Young ... i•al
International of the Orange s;''l\'"'a{d.M'dl IGe.. ,,.. .-1f" .f; j'
Coast area. ~rf'~~ .... . 1~ J"" · slit atleft 516 St.tter ,.. A I \m 1
s1r.r:. •nr ... ·~ 'Ji , Allan Heads t=:~.~ i:~ ~ i r~ 1$1 "4 'S
Litton Arm l~~~u. t 2l. ~ l= .. . •\II •
BEVERLY HILLS (UPI) ~•• ~ l~ fb l
-Litton Industries Inc. ha~ ~ .• ~;f \. 1!
formed Litton International lr;.fd"f!-r •
Development Corp. to initi· ~--~,,: , • f v.
ate large industrial projects r~ ffl: 11~ '-.
abroad, with Ttobert M. Al· ~r;,,4 '""":' l L ~
Ian Jr., of Newport Beach. ~,!:fry ~ f7 m;
Co:mer president ~f Cyprus n~• :.i_... ~ !°"
Mines Corp.. as Ill\ prrsi· nl'# ~roe Pm h. n ..
dent. WA %i= t.:."' 1 Ul jr-it'
The new company will vecct~Lc-':_ ~ ~
take over studies ror the ~:ffl~·· ~ ·m ·IE ,m Greek government for the ~ ~~ ~ ~ l'2 1~
development of the economy :_ · ,\r·1. -;\; It" ~
of Crete and the western ~~ 1
•
1tt: ·~ 1: Pf'loponnesus. and also has w:l't.1,.,,~~ :J ,. ~
obtained a cont ract from the ~:r,rn.,..,. M11 '"' 1 .. ~ f. :11 WEM$ \ 14 ~ 16 government of Port111tal to wgt ,!If flln <i°2' " ~ "
formulate o development : .. 1e.'" 'P~3.,.,. n ~ 1914 tL1
f th -WHINl..C•I ,,. • ... t'6 'Kl;
45 Wtfgtlt unit
-46 Golf course
section
47 Makes•
error
.., Soufl
A.Irie., .....
SJ Function of
ali•n1ary
un.i
57 Presbyler
st L111funits
5' Nme fn
Genesis
It 1 llaly'1· .'
Moro
&2 Sound
6J Wash
&4 Co If course
sections
&5 Wound up
66 Eiccl••tion or annoy1W1ce
&7 Cuffe
DOWN
1 Force upon
2 Act hall111i ly
) Allow
to mte:
2 "°'" 4 Exceed
S Air fDru
lf'IMlf:
Abbr. fl Suffici111l:
Archaic
7 lnterc:.onlln·
"'"' •lssU1
3 A coming
to tem1 s
9 Wrikm by
lack or lood
10 • ho9 11 Republic of
lrelillld
12 Insects
13 Artemoon
affai rs
21 Rich cakt
23 U.S. fron t•
i erSlflan•
25 Town in
Utah
28 City in
N1w Jtrsey 30 Deunt
ll Qul!'trl •
cherry
32 Covers
33 Fire
34 His:
French:
2 words
6/21/&7
35 Cross 1 river
36 Math. sub·
ject: Abbr.
37 Tableware
Item: 2 "'Ords
40 Flat
42 Combustion
p1ockict
43 Micaw
45 Threw
47 Game birds
48 Oetecling
device
50 Austrian
psychologist
51 Yields
52 Went up
5J Native of
Odense
5• Picture
55 Grating of
crossed bars 51> ·Scotia
l>O Put in proper
order
program or f' rrg1on of ~m-0 Ml• '"' '""' ~"'
Alr.ntejo. ;i;r.•c: ~:; ..... "' 1 ~ , -------------------------
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Wtdnnday, June 11, lt67 DAILY l'ILOT JS
W ednedy's Closing · Prices-· New YoM · Stock Exchange List
Ameriean Stock Exchange Oosing
·.
I
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~ •, :JI OAl.Y "1.GT
7 Graduates
.Awarded
Fellowships
s.wa er-.........,
at UCl me Mia 11aM4
by OtUcllkr Dulll G. ~
drldl Jr. u ~ Gr' R..-Fellowtldpl for lllf .119 10 IUPPGl't lblcl1
~,:r=..u.
ed ICbolanhlp," the f tllow·
ablPt amount to $2.400 each
ovtr the DIM-~ pedod.
Each ~t lw a cracte
averaat of 3.1 or better,
bued Oft a ICW ti 4.t for
pertec:t or all .. A" ~·
The UCI Repnta .Fellow· lbfW:ta are: Broob, ..,.. eer-
WIU•ewr,e
Psydloloa maJor Gail
Hylton. ·1012 Cam·
bridae Ln., Newport
Beach was awardlld a
bacbelor'a. deane tn
the 118tb IDllul com-mencement tUldles
for tbe Univeratty of
Delaware, In NeWIJ'k,
Delaware.
m,, -N. 8riatol, S.ta
Alla; Glee TiMman. pbyl-
k:a, 701A Camino, uct; Rob-
ert Parke, matbtmatlca,
Scottlclalt, Aris.; DoQatu
Wah1aten, pcy~loO. 1985 Pomona, Costa M ... ; In-ll'id LUndatrom, orpnlamlc' titoloo, 211 VlrllDla Place,
Cotta Heu; Stephen Tum· -------er, Eqliab, Stioetton, and
Judyth Moreno, ID(llab.
28 S. !toss SttMt, Santa
Ana.
Kids Like to
'Ask Andy'
HAiiiiAN !'!~ON~. 2
k ~··
PINEAPPLE ROMAINE 2 for 29c
29c CiiSP .. CARROTS i =I tc
. .. .. ROASTED PEANUTS :21•.
C~vt·~
KA-CHATKA
VODKA
::.;984.'
NOW.. ,::',.
PAtlYTIMI 79 INST lllT COCIT AIL MIX ~ c
YOU MAY
CASH CHECKt
PURCHASE
MONEY ORDERS
OR PAY
UTILITY BILLS
AT OUR HANDY
FOOD GIANT
COURTESY
BOOTH
SPKCIALS
~~-·---TWUIS.-SUN.,JUMI 21.n Milk
Chocolate Cokt 'lt!'
Bron 3 Muffi~s Pkt."' 3c ~" 'C:kes ~39c .,. ____ _,_
~'4" UOHTI ..
1£0. U.ff ...
Mii OAD-16 NOOf
STRA1611T IOlm
·:a··~
fOMNL9 IED u.ows
~~~aa' COVllS. IDIAl
POI VACATION
OllCWI.
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DIVBIJm SALAD SHllMP ... -·-MAlllC CHlf SWln CHIPS -u Fi---CHIU CON CAINE -VICllTAll I IAVIOLIS
_. ....... OI
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4c)c
49c
3:•1
~49c
~49c
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Wint KY IAUCI
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l!lbLn ... . .... ... ..
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PAY YOUR UTILITY BILLS FREE! VARIETY r1 ,. SERVICE! GUARANTEED QUALITY f1"~ CONVf
SOFT -WITH CORN OIL
PARKA Y MARGARINE
1-lb. 43c pkg.
ASSORTED FLAVORS ASSOITm RSH-lMl-OIDBI llSTMT lllAKFAST INSTANT TfA DmMINT '
ROYAL GELATIN Hl.C FRUIT DRINKS FRISKIES CAT f()()D CARNATION TENDERLEAF DISHWASHER ALL
2 :k~~:35c ~c"gtt> =· 3~~$1 2 ~ 33c ~~ 1 ~·$1 19 2P!~ . a9c ~~-36c ~~~ .....,,.... -
2300 Barbor Blvd. at WU.a St., ..... r -Shp•lne Ceater, Cesta ~esa
FIOM liARIADOS ·
Plfrice CorWn
U••IAU AllTIUll ••• a .. ... ,
. · i.coUllll ,
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~ •19•1Ulltn'
•CHICllN
• SAIJSIUl'f ITUX
•NATlO» •. 16-0L PKO. ...
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flACH•APflll t .,. I Af!llCOT . f
rrtAWIRW-f·INCH c
• ~ ~ IHUIAJI SJZE ) . . lqo CUSf AlO
quart 99c bottlt
rOoD G&ANT SUC!O
LUNCH MEATS
: f~:1~~:~NA3 •1
!~:'I.OAP ML .
e SPICIOlUNCMfON ......
CACHE VAWY-NATUIAI.. SUCtD
SWISS CHUSE :..•59c JACI C1dlSI
12 .. 1. '*'· .
UV"S OU) PASHIONID
ENGLISH MUFFINS
pkg. 19c ef 4
FlOZEN MEAT PIES
STOUFFER'S
c:~ 10.0L 67C Tw\ey pkg.
IGMmlll WM cuaes
STEW BEEF
lives with the Walter Win-
ter",. found atudmta .t Ban-
tinit.on BelCb Bllb VWJ friendly.
"I feel like I haw naya
lived here," be uld. Jiii
mott memcrab&e ~
WU I play tblt be pertld-
plted in Cancenda& Japm
thlt ... lll'OChaeed at .. hip ICbool. When be nbnl
to his home ton ot Kiii.
Jap&n, be wUl haft OM _.
HOMI TO ICUADOlt VISITOR l'ltOM INOLAND
Marti V1Wat..· Chritttne blley
like to •tud1 EniUM at tb1 Catbollc Unlvenfty ...._
LM111 with tbl Alfred
Goodwin's of Foantala Vll-
ley t Cbriatint Raile1 I aid
tblt abe wu n:rprUed to
find bt tbeJ"e .... DO tall
bu1ldino in tbe &Na after
Ille bacf beil'cl IO mads about
American Qnerapen.
11~--~ fam01 ...... rtaJb' been tbe
....-.f aperimce'' ol her
• fn America. When aho ntuma to i. home in Pl1moalt. Enc!and ahe
would Ub to study PIJ'Chol·
oCY 1t .the Unlvenity of
Manchelter.
All ol the ttudeata ha" ex.
pnued mach reiret at
lM'flq thlh-homes, .. wen u the frteada they have
mede litre. Most of them
hope '° return.
. • •• • .. . . . ' ... . "" .... . . . ..... . ~."' ,. ,.~ .. . . .. .. '-..
. .
iio'iMiL BACON ~ 69c
.COY SAUSAGI . 45c m, BACON 1:.:.L69c
.... WMCllloatwr ' ...... 39c BARRACUDA :: 11t. . ..
fii'Eo'ScAlloPs 6 5 c
HAiiaUisTWc 7 5 c
U.l.D.A. 'CHOICl' IElf-..,..BI PKJtUOC,,......W...,,.......,,,..., 69 C FiiiisTicKs ·~99 • FAMILY STEAK McCOY TONGUE Ht.
,._ ... lllHWS
LINK SAUSAGE
nmtNJ.m
OCEAN PERCH
FIESH, MJOW!ST GIAIM-RD
Prices Effective Thurs.
thru Sunday, June 22-25
2308 Barbor Blvd. at Wll1•• St., Barber Slaopplng Center, Costa Mesa
'
'
~. J!W 21, 1967
~IPS FROM ntl TOP -~ ~ Bod l«Yer, Andl9 Gimeao llld
;xen RDeewaJl lhowed aome yoani ~r bow to do a,._.
:day afternoon at the Newp<ri Beldl b. Y00qsten ll'e Jolm ,, . ..
°'ike Golf-18 Year• Ago
" i 'Problems Exaggerated,'
,.
~Says Tennis.. ·B98s~ ~ :: ieverat montha ~ alter wtnning a~eat Jll FJorida. world ten-~ ~ion Rod Laftr 11,aced at
hit ftr•t place cbect ad nmarbid
df,Iy, "Well. at Jut we're iettfnc • nioch priu money u tbe lady pU-
ei1."
·;.. c o up It el
w~kl later a ne.-
'tibnal magazine
rain a picture of the empty eitand.t
at Madison Square
Garden and flatly
labeled the N e w
Y'Gnt pro net ~etii a "flop."
)n Log Angeles,
the play • fw ·pay ••~ ....
court vagabonda fell dnctly on their
wallet,,.
Now word arrlv• there b about
to be a cpllt in the nob due to the
fad the lower ecbelm perfonntn
simply aren't cutting it flnanelaDy.
So what's the problem?
"Nothing," pys Wally Dill, the n·
ecutive director o( the International
Professional Tennis A580clation.
.i·sure, we've got our troubles.'• be
acknowledges, "but they're greatly ex·
aggerated."
Dill, who is currently calling the
shots for the pros at the Newport
Beach TemU8 Club 1'be!'e they open
a five-day $25,000 tourney tonight.
feel! tenniJ today It in ~ tht
same boat as golf was 10 yun ago.
Grad ..
"We're cnm&,'' he nporta,
"ud wtda time -wlte lmowt wtlat
mJpt happe•."
At the age el 15, Wallaet Milford
Dill, ...... dnwl betra71 Ida Sod-
en ueettrJ, ftadl Mmlelf ttvtac
"' ... nl&eue m days • year
ud W..C a ucer dlredly by lta
tall Bela& ..... , a bant1t.rmlng
aWele Wfubadea la fer an tk
werN ~ te playtq nane.-
m.W te die Banmn IH' Balley
drctll. "F~," UJI DID, ''tennis
players an lleUer tMm most -H·
pedalb' tM top OHa.
"G«J• Jib Rod i..ver and Ken
RolewaD are depend.able as heO 1 ad ttara decUeaW teo. 'Without
them. we•• be lll big tredle."
Ul'O la Fetar
Sadly, Dill mutt live wtth the con·
stant fear Laver, Rosewell and a
couple o( the other big IUD• might
pack up at any Inst.ant and play a
series o( exhibition matches betw"n
themselves.
Tennis being Uie kind of sport it
Is , tht tour would be through im·
mediately U its headliners deplf'ted.
,
I I "
1341lwe the present organization
came into beJng, it wu traditioml
for tile two to four leadiDt pro1 to
play ....... tbe IJobe.
For Oae aood ol temis, amd ~
tinaly not their ft'D pocketbooks, fel-
lon Jib L8ver and ~u=t Miil~ to play aeriea of
apinat 10 to 12 other Jll'OI.
, "Naturally they couJd have made
more money alone," DOI concedes,
BILL DONER
"but they're Jooting towards tlae !u-
tin. We all are."
ftetl DID uppeM4 • die 1eae, .... ., aeddell& .... ..,.....,
elle, ,... u.ia ,,.. .. ...., .....
tlaat .. et~ playen, Barry Jbe.
.Kay, Wll MOldat tile tenumatl
H Mott be eeald.
At dtat time, nm WU ......., a
pnlpel"OU ......... muagemetlil
ftnn repretqtlaC pn plf ·"-'
BWy Capaer, Gelle LIUler ud Dan
Marr.
Now, u mo.tits law, lie l&UI
aeratcllea bis beacl and triel .-i,
to explaht bow be 1ot late tile rae-
qaet racket. ,
"Why, I'd Hver t'\'H tee• a ~
1111 matcll ef uy kind uUl Ul5,"
M eoeftdea, "11111 ••I'm~
tbe whole abew."
StltWea Sptsrt
The Y'*' before Dill came along,
the pros played six tournaments for
'95,000. With little ti.me to get thing.I
lined up, he boosted the total pun1
to $131,000 and 12 tourney• in 198&.
This year tben'll be '315,000 at
•lake in 19 t.ourna.menta and ba '18
-''I'm shooting fOl'\a ball-million,"
Ii« says.
Television, of courr.e, has boycol·
led tennis for some time and until
the major networu decide to come
are>Wld, the net sport wlll always be
limited In scot>e. ·
Dill was busy writinc memoa to
rumseU Monday night in the Bluffl
apartment he 'a using this week, when
he glanced at !tie TV set to see a
80Ccer game.
"Boy." he said. "don 't think that
didn't hurt. With TV behind us, we'd
really be in buaineu ."
The amateur letmll iroup1 -wbicb
are just 11 amateur H they can be
-don't help either.
That'• Tettftb
When the pro1 played al leiend·
uy Forest HUit IHt year, for ID·
dance. they ran In~ a atone wall.
There were tbe two best players lD
-1Sff DONER. Pase !t)
II
By JWU, GOftUYw • JJ'riday. Saturday IDd SUnday Hlllcm
• .. DllllW ,.. ..-• . belia at 2 p.m. Doublu pll1 tonllbt
,,_wpari Buch.,.. ci. *be wrll'•: wtD atart at about 9:30.
tam11 map tioai&tlt. • Tlcbta for the weekend action are
fte ...-.i 1WIMI Ii ....... are nearly· gone but aood aeata still r&-
• lumd at tbe swank HtwpSt ~ main avallab1Mor the even1nt matcb-
Tlllnil Club, polled to tab tb •• but ea tbrougb Friday.
lbotl at tbe wiDDer'a abNe (about ~-Moat ol the Inexhaustible 13 proa •> of the e;aoo PllCMle ~ ht-were oit lwld at ~ club (loca~· .tuat
•Mtlr s' Cap pro•• ._, • ..., ... : west o( Jambon8 Ro8d and east of
.,._ Adlon •• at,, p.m. and PallJIMles la Eut Bluff) Tuesday aft· beSlm the aame 'ttma ~ IDd . eraoon, Umtna up at the main center
I':""' • • court and gMng instruction to young
SF's Mieuli
' OAXLAND; Call{. (AP) -R l ck
BmYJ. ==champion of .the Na-tianal n AllociaU who
JUllll*I • tbe ... ABA, ··::&be the
ftnt piaJ• ever in pro buketbai to ·
ie.t two ..,. leetuea in scprbig ~
cwr catlte yan."
play en.
No. 1 seeded Ken RosewalL w h o
didn't wln the St. Loula alnglel tiUe
until 1 a.m. Tuesday, wu on the
scene Tieaday afternoon, fresh u a
daisy.
Host pro Rod Laver, No. 2 aeedect-.
and Alex Olmedo entertained the
,:rowd with a apiri~ "gam~" and
then Olmedo and France's Pierre ~ -two. of.\)ae bardeat ...,.
in the world -wGWtd the mo bl ..
tendai>ce with their rifle.lib ahota,
Andres Gtmeno ot Spain ls seeded
third and Bakersfield's DennlJ Rall-
ton fourth.
Newport Barbor High School'~ ten-
nla team, ownen of the tchool'a ~
SCHEDULE ...... Pancho Sesura vs. Zart lucbbola. •
p:m.
. Fred Stolle vs. P1em s.thea, 7~15
p.m.
Andres Gimeno vs. Barry MacKay,
7:15 p.m.
Mike Davies vs. Hup Stewart, 8::.1
p.m.
Mal A.ndenon vs. Aln Olmedo, 1:30
p.m.
• DHblea
Laver.Stolle vs. Bucllholz-Davies, 9~30 p.m.
Gimeno-Bartbes vs. Segura-Olmedo,
. 9::.1 p.m . 'l'bal'I OakJmd Coach Bruce Hale'•·
1Pll:inmlrta appr,uaI today of bla IOD-
ilHn'a prall*ts. Rick jumped 'to the
o9b in tbe Dr# American Basketball
Allodatklll Tuelday for a tbree·yU!' co b Kl ellnlated worth $500,000.
ever vanity callfWnla Intencholutlc
Federation CCIF> championship, Will
, bw ibtroduced tonigbl
8uTJ a\llll'lfed 3U po!J_lts b st iea· -· . ., ~-Barry could average 45 10 und"er the ·~A'• pro-
,...S ICOrina l)'ltn\. Thal __.. -.e a' field goal from, prob-
_,, 25 feet u three poiots instead of two. . .
Hale Mid Oekland Is prepared, to
defend .. IUit Warrior owner Frank
llliaeJl *-tened to file, charging
breach of contract and theft o( a val-
ubie pcOJ*ty. " "We feel ccnfident the NBA reaene
. dame WCll't i&IDd ap in court," Hale
told IPOl'tf 'Writ.en. "We think it'.s a
wMk link: It Mys no other NBA team
may cpJtact a player; it doesA't
mention ·1ftOtber league."
Mleali, dilappointed . and hurt per-
eonallf that Rick defected, called not
voly biJ attorney, Luther Avery, but
the National Football League attorney,
)bnba)J Leahy, to confer '1Vet a 1ult
.,._i the ABA, OakJaod and Barry.
He medoned $10 million as a possible
figure.
Be poln~ O\lt that bis s'8t against
(See BICK. Pase zt)
Kennel Show Set
1 Some S,• ol the nation's premier
calDel will compete for no.ooo in
ann1a at the Loa Angelet Sports
Anna Sablnlay and Sllllday.
'nte occu6on l3 America's largest
dog show spont<red by the Kennel
aub ol Beverly Klis.
Show boun are from 9 a.m. to a
p.m. eaeb day wttti finals startinf at .
5 p.m.
The tournament -offeriq a purse
equal to any In the·Unl~ States --is
a chant; event and will ~t Jun\or
TenJrls ol 0ran1e County, · lac. •
Laver ihowed 'no· signs Tuesday of
an injured back that forced him to
wlthdr:aw from doubles competition at
St. LOuia. ·ae bad affirmed Monday
that he WU flt. •
"It'a perfedly OK -i just with-
6.rew from the St. Louis doubles to
give It a rest. It was just a bitch."
Bartbes, a bachelor who is obvious-
ly the ladies' lavorite, labeled Laver
the man to beat Tuesday.
''Thia ia Rod's dub. He should win,"
be tald., 18 halting Enlllab.
A native Australian, Laver now
makes bls home in Corona del Mar.
An all-time tennil great, he's the only
southpaw-among the top pros.
Rosewall, who· defea~ Laver to
win the Loa Angeles title recently,
won three or elght U.S. tournaments
lut "tur to finish second to Laver. A
Laver-Roaewall match should be the
blghllght of the tournament.
P a n c b o Segura, who o p e n s 1.1p
against Earl Bucbbol.i tonight, is one
of tennis' great success stories.
Segura came from a poor Ecuador· an family. He fint gained fame by de-
feating tbe club pro of a wealthy
South American club. Then he moved
fut. He won the NCAA championship
at Miami Unlvenity three straight
yeers before turning pro in lM7.
Fred Stolle. WH the No. 1 amateur
in the world last year. He has a tre·
mehdou.s record In Davia Cup play-
10..2 ln singles and 8-2 in doubles. The
bit Auss~e teams with Laver in dou·
bles play.
Steel Rackets Make Debut
Barthel, a converted soccer player,
didn't play tennia until he was 18. He
learned the game In France's·armed
service• and was a Davis Cupper for
two years.
"Barthe• could l>e the game11 next
great drawing card," says Peter
Arendrup, club profe11lonal. ''He'•
young (24) and lo\'.es to play tennis."
Buchlwlz f)Ucard. Wood for Tourney
When Earl Bucbholl atridll • ca-
ter ccut to meet Pancbo Sepra ... ni-at the. Newport Beaett T_.
Club's Pacific o..t bit.a uti-.1
Cup Tournament. he .... t be armed
with the traditional woodee ......
Hia weapon will be made al ~
and the steel racket'• devoteea claim
it's the coming thine ill te.is. TheJ
claim it could do for tennil what r-.
erglaas bas done for pole vau.tt:ing.
But st.eel rac.keta aren't new to
tennis. They came and disappeared ilt
the 1920'1. OllJy recenUy have sport,. mg good manuf9cturen ~
the steel implement witb improwed ere.ten.
"I really like It." Bocbbolz told UM!
DAILY PILOT Tuelday afternoon be-
fore a tuneup match.
"l'n bee\ uslng It siDCt' Ff'bnaary
and l think ifs helped my game. Yea
get leM •wind r~i~tance bttause the
frame is smaner and that munJ more
racket sptlfld "
Then Buchholz pomted to die
strings Cregtilar cat gut) which are
(
......_ ...... win at the ...... ol
.. ..._ -~ the same • a
11 zr•r
"Y• -·t -'tennis elbow'. wttb a lleel Ndzt --. the webbing .a • a tnmpoline md ,_. arm --·t -a.e jolt .. with wood. In , .,.... recMt. ol coane, the
......,. ,. ritM Ullo the wood." '
Bil die .tnlnc U. between t h e
.... net.et'•~ and~
...,_.. • be • elem one. Pierre
8lr6a. fOr one. DNded to try it bat
~
BIG I PARTY
UC Jrrine'• Bil J .8oolten will
It.ace a f1l8d-nilinC puty at 6 p. m.
Sablrdaf al tbe raldence of Earl
~-1111 Holly Lane. Santa
Ana.
Doutiom ..-e • pe:r couple. Dress
for lbe evene ii coltame or CMOal.
Fmttaer inf onnatioa can be obtain-
ed .,,-aJlinl m.cn ar 53Z-3m.
"lt'a too mlllCb ol a chanae -once
you learn wttb a wooden racket, It is
dlfftcult to dlange. Besides, I am un·
der contract by a manufacturer of a
wooden racket."
Barry MacKay Is another who tried
steel * went back to wood.
Peter Areodrup, club pro al the
Newport Beach Tennis Club, predict,,
a limited future for the steel rACtet.
"I don't think the steel racket la tbe
coming thing ln tennlt because J
think the Ciberalass racket Is the com-
ing thing," he saJd Tuesday.
'"lbere are companies right n o w
cleve!opnc fiber1laa r11Cketa amt
they'll bl cbMpe!' than wooden rack-
ets."
Hugh Stewart. on ttle other si~ of
the line. aays he'U soon be a steel-
1ervin' man.
"I think they're great racketa and
I'm going to switch to them soon.·•
says the Balboa Bay Club pro.
"They're a little more expenslv~
than " o o d e n racketa but l think
they're a liWe better, too.''
Mal Anderson, another who wor~ed
out Tuesday, reached the quarter fin.
aJa of eveey. 1981 tOumament. The son
of an Autnllan cattle rancher, An·
deraon It married to the sister of fel-
low Australian tennis creat Roy Emer-
son. •
Hugh Stewart, Balboa Bay Club pro,
11 another entrant. ·
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meat July 13.
ProoeedJ from the affair
will be ued to send some
85 underprivileJed Oran1e
County younptera to sum-
mer camp at. Bartan Flat.a
bl tbe San Bernardino Moun-
talnl.
Numeroua celebrities ftom
tbt entertalmnent world are uPecte4 to be on hand for
tbe event which includes a
1a1a awardl banquet fol-
Iowini play at the Newport-
er Inn.
Tbe tournament is 1pon-
aored by the Innerfaith Coun
d1 at UCI.
El Nlpel
Member Harry BouchJer won the first annual Orange
~ty Seniors Golf Aaso-cla'tloil champiomhlp at
~ook and Pala 1'fes.a
Golf Clubs.
Boucbier topped the field
ol t2 competitors with a ~ ee-m.
Bud Loury and Eny1n Kee
Uid far first place in an
1*obole !DOit pars wttb full
u1na1M
JOHNIOWI
WAX KIT
band.leap tourney.
Both Loury and Kee tour-
ed the course in a1molt per-
f ect fuhion u they turMcl
in cards with 18 par ICOf&
Dick Hall .... dote ..
ond with ts pars.
Winners of the twilltbt
mixed Scoflcb twolome """'" eel recently were Mr. ..
Mn.~ 1'ith. net~
of M. • Sa.U. A-.. •• Ed Gould and bl.a IOD ~ came out with the
score ln the annual Fa~•
Day tournamenl i_
The pair whlle pla)i.ni 91
the 45 to 59 aie ~. ~
isbed the Scotch ball plll)'
with a 61.
Other wlmlen were: n.n
Cullen and his son Cris with
a 64 ln the 21-44 aie grotJQ:
Earl Beeman and hi.I •
John with a 70 In tbe ~
aie group, and Horrll N-
jam!n and his IOll Benill
with a 78 in the 70 and oftr'
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214'
IUENA PARK
5885 UNCOLN AVE.
WISTMINSTIR
15440 llACH ILVD .
AT VALLIY VllW
826-5100
AT McFADDIN
892-2011
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~y Verdict
Shrinking
Billfish Count
Studied
...
Oimlniatling catcbel of marlin and
saillish have been blamed OD a swell-
ing take of billfiJb by foreip com-
mercial fishermen by Dr. Gerald 1:al-
bot, director of the T\buroo Mari.De
Laboratory.
"Until a few years ago these ma&·
nificent gamefisb were in great abun-
dance," Dr. Talbot 1a>d recently.
"Since these fish were not utilized
by Mexican or American commer-
cial fishermen for food, no conoent
wu felt about their continued abun-
dance. However, a little ov« 10 }'Uri
ago, foreign fisMrmeD moved ~o
water off Mexico and during ~
tuna f~g operation&, began tak·
cng marlin and sailfiab.
"Striped marlin is eapedally IOU.gb.t
by Japanese fis~eo s~. the ~!
is particularly smtable for &asbiml.
a raw fish cocoction much in demand
among Orientals. It's ground into a
sausage and is considered a delic-
acy."
Or. Talbot is directing a research
voyage into Mexican waters in Ol'der
to obtain greater knowledge of the
liJes history of billflsb. It ia hoped.,
Dr. Talbot said, that negotiations
with foreign governmenta can be
started in order to limit the billfbb's
&hrinking numben.
The recearcb vessel Defiance, own-
ed by United Marine Surveys, bu
been chartered by the United state.
Wildlife Service tor the voyage.
Horace Witherspoon Of Corona del
Mar. a member of the wildlife board.
is ttle originator of the billfish tag-
ging program. He met with Dr. T~·
bot ln Newport Beach lut week pnor
to deperting on the Mexi<lo m.iuioa.
The research eflort is being con·
ducted In conjunction with the Mexi·
can Department of FiJberies. Aoato-
lio Hernandez, director ol the Mex).
can Biological Laboratory, ii a mem·
ber of the Defiance's crew: Allo on
board are Wllliam Leet and Chris
Psaropulos of the Inter-American
Tropical TliDa Commiuioa of La
J olla.
The Defiance will be at .ea for a
montti. touching at Caabo San Lucaa.
the Revilla Glgedo, 'J'res Marias U.-
lana and Mazatlan. The month-long
voyage will end at San Pedro the
middle of July.
Dr Talbot and other scientisl~
11board will attempt to discover when
and where billfish spawn.
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SPORTS LOG
B 0 & IE M.CING -BaltJwood
Part. 1:45 p.m.
M!BMll. -st. Loail vs.. Dodi-
.. , Dadpl' Rwfiwt, • p.m..
BITllApns 'fta w _, BiJUrdl
Inc., CUlftr-atJ •• ad JI p..m.
PRO 80CCF.ll -Baltimcn YL
Tons. ™--· • p.a:
BOU.Ell GAIWJC -ValleJ Garden Arena. • :30 p.m.
WRESTLING -Olympic Aaditari-
um.. I p.m.
A\11'6 RACING -Figure I stocb,
AICOt Park, 1:15 p.m.
BADfG. TELEVISION
BASEBALL -SL Louis n . Dodg-
en. KFl, KWKW, I p.m.; Angds n CleYdaDd. KMPC, 4:30 p.m.
WBF.Sn.DIG -Olympic Aodit«i-
um, C2iaanel 5, I p.m.
South'S .Ml-Star Cagers
Win Another Test, I 03-92
OC Gridders
Ink Pro Pacts
Badl High, coach Ebner ComJ:ll now
plal an attack on the 'North's
stnagth -six-foot, seven-indl Va D
Bye.
The 'two teams m~ SaturUy nilht at Orange Coast College at I p.m. In
the third annual county prep duslc.
'nctets for the game are on sale at
Bmt's Sporting Goods in Costa Mesa.
Neal's Sporting Good in Corona del
Mar ~ Costa Mesa. and at the Har-
bor /:fea Boy&' Club.
ID winning Tuesday's night's scrum
by a score of 103-92 over the likes of
a-Hantington High and Arilona State
It.If Dennis Hamilton, for-Der Seattle
U. creat Dick Stncklin and ex-Orange
Blgb and Redlands U. star Jack
SebroedC', the South all-st.an were
perticulaly ilnpreulve lD cloM to the
basket against their taller foes.
~ ''We'll ,;..e that Van Bye a battle
OD Ole boarda," pred.icted ComJ>I.
It was a rqced acrtmmaie but tbe
Soattl dXf .. potent llCGl'iJlg ponJ'
in close. Rud aimtemeD Of Jllewporl
Harbor. 1\m Gergen ol Rancho Ala-
mito! and AllaD Robinlon of Hunting-
ton Beach all ICCIS'8d effectively under-
neath .•
Bye. a ~ bun Savanna,
i.s the North's bii hope on the boards.
And NGl'th COllda Bill <>ates s a i d
Mondq he's not baJJPY with tbe wsy
his club baa been ~g in prac·
tice.
On fbe anaDer side, Colt.a Mesa's
Steve Tuder imllrelled moet ol the
22 unkiaft balbti.an fana who Al
in OD 1'De9day's seaioa. He J>Used
well and ecmllteatlx penetrated down the~ Ccnbl umounced be woukl s t a r t
Tur1-y ad Mmk Miller ol Marina at
the pu'dlt RObmloa at center a n d
Cbriltmlen and Gtrfen at a. for·
wards.
'A Bunch of Rinky-Dinks,' Says Mieuli
Warrior Owner Hurt, Disappointed
inea and penonall'f friendly rela-
tions as they met sporta writers Tues-
day.
First Barry met the newsmen; then
llieuti after Rick deputed from War-
rlor beadquarten in a unique news
comferenct -probably the ftnt ever
condllcted by a sporta organisation to
announce the defection -not the
signinr -ol a star.
Rick predicted Oakland woukl fteld "an aciting. JOUDI team.,.
''That league wilJ be so weak, I
wcn 't be surprised if Oakland wins
nery game." said Mieuli.
"I don't think they'll get other NBA
RICK BARRY JUMPS ...
(,..._ Pate IJ)
the ABA, New Orleans and formtt
Warrior Qyde Lee. who jumped to
Nf!W Orluns, ii far Sl million.. ''And
Lee's only a fourth forward -not a
star like R'ick."
Rick welcomed bis reunion with bis
father-in-law, who oo.cbed him at
University of Miami to AIJ..America
status. That's whel'e be met, wooed
and wed B.aJe's daqbtl:r, Pam.
"M1 tattler-ID-law ii a er-eat PJ; a
great coedl.,, Rick taid IPCJ'U writen.
"I know I ca play for bim. I haft."
With the Wsricn, Barry was
Rookie ol the Year two seasons ago
and the past seuon was a lea~
all-star . its scoring champion and the
most valuable pbyer of its aD-rtaT
game. Ha~ ~aid '"Rick adds Cft"aUy to tM
Wit.ore of the ABA. I think more NBA
Jtars will jump now.
"We·re not contacting any NBA
players. but six have contacted us.
We expect a few m~ calls.
··1 expect we11 have the strongest
team in the league.··
~ Oaka -they chose that name
today -have signed 9 collegians.
He's awaitin& the signed contract of
Gordy Harris, ~11 center from t b e Univ~ of WMhington, wbo hope-
fuD1 will replace partially the war-
rion' great rebounder. Nate Thur-
mond. in gdting the ball for Barry to
score.
• One of Rick's regrets in leaving the
Warriors was that he'd no longer haft
Nate to grab r ebounds for him. Nata
averaged 21.3 rebounds last seaSOll.
11.ecood only to Philadelphia champion
Wilt OlambeTlain·~ 24 2
stll'I to jump. We rot the pick ., the
coDece players. Tbat leaves onli me-
doc:re players for them (ABA) to re·
c:ndt"" Rick· said Oakland has signed .some
~ pla)'en and hi.I father-in-law
iDd new coach, Bruce Hale, agreed. ~nd bal nine collegian.I sioed ;cs apectl to sip Gordy Harril,l-11
~from the University of Wub·
~ wookl be expectet' to re· boUDd the ball for B a r r y, who re· trlltecl tut Warrior IW' center Nate ~ didn't jwnp to Oakland
wD bbD.
THE LEAPER
Rick Barry
Major
Leag~
S~ndings
NATIONAL LitAGUE
W L Pd. Giit
a II .m
40 rt .1111 1"' 35 • .558 ~
3.1 ,, .Ml 5"'
3ll a .Mt sin
31 m .m '"' 29 n .m 9"'
Gebrlc ,,.. the replacen>Mlt ucl•
plaJed 2,~ ltraltbt pmea In 1' IN;:
IODS. Pipp WU tnde4 • ClDdJNti,
and ended bla career In l9JI. n • .m u"'
28 40 .3M 15
20 39 .339 11in
TU .. OAY'I llHULTS
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AllDICAN LEAGUE
CbiclCQ .
Detroit
Cleveland
Boetlon
M1nnelota
Baltimore
ANGELI
Kamas City
New York
Washington
W L Pel GBL
38 M .800
35 28 .558 2~
33 SJ. .St& S
32 31 .508 s"'
32 31 .508 5"'
~ 32 .484 7
S% SI .471 I
31 35 .470 II
23 34 .4.\2 9
29 38 .446 gin
It's doubtful that P'rqoli'a c...-
ls endan~ or that Jle)d wm pley
2,100 co~ ,.._, but He 14
provided the Antell" only nm WW.
b1a fourth homer ol tbe MU011 ID tbe fourth inning. • ..
It wu the ~year-old veteraa'r
third homer In. l8V9l pmes· • af Ancel. and he baa bit safelJ ID ewrj
pme.
Meuwblle, Jl'relOll said be baa hid
bJI back tn tndlm aid: ''It ,....
IQUc:b '**-· n., ..... tbt ...
had .... pulled ..... • rib. ...
I think It's atral;1twed oat .,., I '
wat to pt 1*k in there and ttmi'
doing my share." •
But Fregoe! ls expected to be •
the sidelines tonlgbt when the Aniels ·
pitch Jlm Mc:Glot.b)}.n (1-1; &Caimt
Cleveland's John O'Donogbue (3-1):
CAL9'0aNIA HTaOIT .. r11rw .. ,.,..
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SCllNI :lb J t t 0 Wert 311 2 I t t
Held u 4 I I 1 frNMll C 3 t t I
Mor1on r1 > I t I K911M r1 4 I I I • ... ,. .... ····~" ,.,, aektle,;tt II ' • I • ca• lb 2 • I .. Wlftles 111 J I I t SIMiey cf J 0 I I .,_P tOltOYleru 21 1 t
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Be P ... 14
Is Singer
To Be LA's
New Sandy?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe Loa Ancelet Dodcen know they're un·
likely to acquire another Sandy Kou-
fu, but tbey've managed to unveil an
exciting replacement for the tttired
left..blDder.
Koufu' beH' appuent is Bill Sing·
er, the 23-1ear-old right-bander who
struck out H Atlanta .batters in nine
innlncs TuesdQ night in a game the
Dodgen won bl the 15th, 3-2.
The Dodeen, winners in six of tbelr
last seven ttarta. open a tw~rame
series todibt agalnat N a t i o n a 1
IM.pHeacing St. Louis. Don Drya-
d.ale (U) will pitch for the Dodgen
against Csd1nal right-hander Ray
Wuhbu.rn ().!).
"There's no reason why Sinter
can't become a 20-game winner," said
veteran catcher John R~boro, who
drew a bases-loaded walk to force
home the winning run in the 15th
Doqer Slate
JUM 21~ vs. St. Louis, I 11.m~ KFI
<MDI. .,.,I JUM Dealt"" ,,._ SI. Louis. I •·"'·• ...-
(MO).
Tuesday nlgbl The walk ended a 4-
hbQr 24-minu~ game and gave the Dodier• their fourth straight victory.
"Singer throws bard enough to
scare 1he bitten," Roseboro con-
tinued. "and be bas hard-brealdng
stuff. He's aetttnc better all the
time." Singer, a 6-foot-4, 20().powxter, was
the Pacific Cout League strikeout
champion at Spokane last season and
bes fanned 51 batters in 54 Innings
tbJs year. ·
"Control Is the only thing tbat has
been holding him back... said Dodg-
er Mana~er Walter Al ston. "but now
be has about as gQOd control as any
starter oo our staff."
Singer, lifted for a pinch bitter in
the nlnth lnniDg, allowed three walU
and foUr bltl. However. Henry Aaron
tripled in the fourth inning and acor·
ed on an infield out, and the Braves
tied the iame, 2-2, on Clete Boyer's
run-scorlnc angle ln the .sixth.
Left.hander DeMy Lemaster pltch-
ed the first 13 Innings for the Braves.
A triple by Jim Lefebvre and a dou-
ble by Al Ferrara cost him a run in
the fourth Inning. A triple by Willie
Davis and a throwbtg error by short-
stop Denn.ls Menke produced an un·
earned run ln the flfth.
Mllldllr lb I 0 t 0 WldlMWm p 0 0 t t -
Totalt ' n 1 1 1 T••• • 2 7 a c.I"""'" 000 100 ..... Detroit 000 000 O:ZX-2 •
Df'-Callfwftll 2. Delt'Olt t. LO~IMrnie I.
Detroit 7. 2~rdlNI. KetlN. Notttww. Hit ....
Helf (4).
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Wlebllm CW, +-0) 2 I 0 I 1 I
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FOUR IN ROW
ATLANTA LOS AHeLU .,.,. •rlll"'l
6 I I I W Oevll cf 7 I 1 I
SllOH""'2b 6t1t
Jl lOLJ.--" 711 .. •• ,.~.,.,,..lb 1111.
J 0 I 2 l'errare r1 6 0 J l
S I I 0 l"etfler lb J I • •
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Atlemlt a lfl -0 -..a ··
LAii M911• ICIO Ill -• "1-* · E-Mel!M. Dl"-Al'1Aflta 1, lM A-"' 2. l.09-
Allante t. L• Mtela U. 21-4"«'r.,.. J~
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SPORTS
CLIPPED
SHORT
From the Wlres of AP /UPI ..
CLEVELAND -Tbel'e's pea ct.
again -at least temponrily -an ~
the pro golf tour.
Amold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Bill
Casper and Co. will play in the ~ ·
fessional Golfers AslOClatioa ai.am:..~
pionabip at Denver, Colo., next month,
and the nations' top proa will plil'y''
againat Britain in the Ryder Cui>:'.
matches at Houlton in October. '
WolW!a Tletl '.
WASHINGTON -The Wuhinftdll..
Whips played to a 1·1 tie with th~)
first place. Lo!I Angeles Wolves Tuea;,
day night m a United Soccer A11oda~
tioo game. :
W~hlngton scored the first loal ot
the game 00 a shot by Jimmy wu;
son after 23 minutes of the first h8tf;
Wilson was the standout~ pi., the game, making four attempts
the net -two of them very ·
misses -and the lone W
score. •1
·.(
Tn.l Beglu ~
LOS ANGELES -A preliJJl1mri.
hearing behind closed doors f <r ~
LA basketball player Lucius Au.;
charged wtlh IUegaJ possession ell
marijuana, opened Tuesday, but ~
details of testimony were available.
The hearing In Municipal Court we1
recessed until Thursday after a tTio
hour session.
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CALIF
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Bo
'fo
Many = craft
"Race
Fun'" ..
Americ
sodatio
Tfte l
lustrate
llnea th
.,i.ser
prune I
tion fOJ
titioo iI
:1n c
pocket·!
bow· AF um craJ
coverln1
boats. I
boat 01'
hls boa·
tioned f
Cl
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fo)ll in ·
North )
giate Y
ation tA
iQOSbips =; strong
three r1 c: Woo
ot ~e c
.It-is tJ
cftic c
associat
Wood T:
ies "of J
Beach.
This )
collegial
sailed <
with L
Club as
Tbl re&
Cflilom
Long Bt
ID tbe
Uie Pae
le~g
bGpl UD
Sqott Al
b4ck or
~se '
calj helI
Heery ~
up.\on a
ni* tea
maneuv1
rellultf ri
g ave
team oc
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team w1
on aie <
After
d1e ,Atla
citic$ b
at' unbe
sailors
tan the
tOST
-MIDE WU LIM I
I
DARY PILO'f 2f·
Weekend Matches Weleeae AltoaN
Kialoa II Taking
2nd Shot at Cup
It's a Race
.....
For Everyone
By ALMON LOCKABEY
~ tW'O Saturday. If a deciding __ 1a1 _________ B!!':!Em:u:....:::c.;.;.11m
. John B. Kilroy's sleek, 73-
foOt aluminum sloop, Kialoa
JI, will get her second abot
at the cov«ed Callfooilil
Qrp Friday, Saturoay a n d
Sunday when she meet.I
Cornelius Bruynzeel's pow-
erful 7.3-foot ketch, Storm·
qel, l1l match races o f f
Marina del Rey sponsored
by the Oa.lliornia Y a c b i
Club.
Kialoa II will enter t b e
race fresh from an ex1en·
race ls needed it will be
sailed Sunday.
No long distance yacllt
race in modern history has
captured t h e fancy a n d
imagination of all types of
boat enthusiasts as has the
Transpaclftc Los Angeles to
Honolulu race which g e t s
under way olf Point Fermin,
Los Angeles, July -4.
~ alve patching up she re-
ceived after falling f r o m
marine ways at San Diego la8t month.
_\.Although Kialoa'II ls trom
Newport Harbor . she will
be flying the colors of the
Los Angeles Yacht C 1 u b
in the California Cup Serles.
Stonnvogel will be flying
tho burgee of the Royal
Out.ch Yacht Club. She bails
from South Africa and ls on
the West Coast prepping for
Ute upcoming Los Angeles
to Honolulu race.
Kialoa IJ won tlbe Cali1or-
nia cup in 1965 in a highly
controversial race with the
12-Meter sloop, Columbia. In
the third and deciding race,
Columbia beat Kialoa II
across the finish line, but
the trophy was awarded to
Kilroy when a protest com-
mittff ruled that Columbia
had fouled Kialoa II on a
NJad».nC leg of the course.
Each time the biennial
junket gets under way, the
ocvean off Los Angeles Har-
bor is jammed with every-
thing from outboards to lux-
ury wwer cruisers to rag.
baggers left behind w h o
turn out to bid a noisy bon
voyage to the Honolulu fleet.
llCbooner, La Paloma, from
Honolulu to the West Coast '
seeking r~lng competition;,·
He not only found formida.1
ble competition from skip-·
pers on the Mainland, but
laid the foundation for what
was to become a great in·· ·
ternationaJ sailing classic.
Of course, the international ..
tag doesn't apply anymore'
since Hawaii has long since
become a state of the un·
ion.
And woe be to the sail·
or, tourist or what.lver whe>
refers to his "home in the
states." He will ~ remind·
ed right tarUy t.bat Hawaii ·
is now part of "the states."
CALIFOINIA COP ACTION -Jim Kilroys Klaloa I!, )>ktured In the 1985 Cali!ornia Cup Series against
COlumbJa. wD1 be out to grab the trophy again this
.,.,., ............. " At L.-..
year in a series of match races againlt Cornellm
Bruymeer6 73-foot ketch stormvogel. The action
starta Friday from California Yacht Club.
Both v~els are among
t b e most widely cam-
pal~n.ed blue w~ter racing·
c:rws1J1g yachts 111 the world.
In the weekend match
race they will be sailing
around the buoys iI; compe-
tition similar to the Ameri-
ca's Cup races. Two races
will be sailed Fridey and
In recent years the b i g
spectator fleet has taxed
the fadlities of the C o a 1 t
Guard and Coast Guard
Auxlllary which turns out
every available air and sur·
face unit to patrol the start-
ing area.
Booklet Gives Answers
'Fo Boat Racing Q~eries
LAYC Hosts
Oiannel
Raee Series
Amerlea's Cup Story
BEFORE the days when
the weal end of Catalina Is-
land was made a mark ol
the course, the spectator
flotilla created a real ob·
stacle course for the racing
yachts which chose. the east
end in hopes ol getting an
off-the-wind start.
TO PROVE the popular!-,
ty of the race among the",
yachtsmen themselves is
merely to glance down the
entry list and select th&
number of veterans. Larry
Pringle's 73-foot schooner,
Queen Mab, is making the
race for the eighth time thJs
year. Other boats in the
race which fall into the vet-
era1. category are J o h n
Scripps' 90-foot ketch, No-
vla del Mar, six times out,
and the 75-foot · ketch, Ka·
malil, a four-time start.er
under the commancl of Lar-
ry Doheny.
Long Tale of Frustratinn With 70 yachts in the ra<:-
ing fleet this year, the t:raf·
fie jam off Point Fermin
lhould be doubly great. And
why not? Tbe 2,250-mile
romp to Aloha-land has be-
come something special in
Wett Coast boating circles.
Every skipper who hes ever
put to sea in a small boat-
or for that matter. many
landJul>bers -1ream or
someday getting a chan<:e to
sail in the Transpac.
Many questions a b o u t AccordinC to the booklet, ~oned boat raclllg and the COit a( raciog a family· ~ daaes of nicing tne rig b minimal, the only extra equipment need·
craft are amwered ln ed being a racing helmet,
"Race a Boat for Family nclng life jacket and safety
Fun!'', published by the throttle.
American Power Boat As-"Race a Boal for Family
sodation. Fun I" was prepared f o r
Tiie 16-~g~'-brightly il· APBA by the National As-
lustrated DOOi.let al.so out-IOclation of Engine and
llJleS the functions, policies Boat Manu f a c t u r e r s
apd .services of APBA, the through its public relations
prime aanctioning organisa-facilities. Single copies may
tion for motorboat com~ be obtained, free, by wrtt.
titioo in the United ~tea. ing to Bob Warwnaktt, :tn concise style, the • pruldent, American Power
pocket-me booklet explains Boat Association, The Whit·
b9W·APBA categorizes rac-tier, 415 Burns Drive, De-um craft into nine dlviaiom . trolt, Mich. 4821(.
covering all kinda of motor-Boat clubs, organizations,
boats. It shows bow any dealer.a or manufacturers
boat owner can easily race may purchase the booklet
hJs boat in an APBA sane· in bulk quantities at I o w
tioned evenl cost.
Loa Ancelet Yacht Club wlll be bolt tbls weekend to
blue.w a t e r yachtsmen in
t2le Aloha Series, a pair o(
Cl'OSS~ h a n n e 1 races de·
signed as a last-m i n u t e
tune-up for boats entered in
the Los Angeles in Honolulu
race.
The race is open to all
yachts with ocean racing
handicap certif i c a t e s
whether or not they are en·
tered in the Tran spaclfic
race.
Saturday's race has been
designated 111 the C r o s s
Channel Race and will take
the riaclng fleft from Point
Fermin to Arrow Point ofJ
Catalina and back to the
ftn1.lb tn Los Angeles Har-
bor. ,
B1 JACK WOUSTON Ualled Prell .....,.._,,
Firgt u. s. defenM o( the
America's Cup, symbol of
worl<! yachting supremacy,
began with a victory in 1870,
and the United States bas
successfully beat off 18 chal·
lengers since -tlbe last in
1964 when Cooatellation de-
feated Britain's Sovereign
in the best four~-of«ven
series.
Observation trials which
get under way July 6 to se·
lect a U.S. defender for
the 20th challenge. to
be raced on Newport. R. I ..
Sept. 12 agabut the Al1Stral·
ian yacht Dame Pattie, r e·
call a number of interesting
sidelights from previous con·
tests for the America's Cu,>.
Coast SaiWrs Win Cup in Comeback
.... • • _. 1. ,l .. .!. .. -
Undaunted by a t.echn.lcal
foµ.l ln the fJrat race of the
North American Intercolle-
giate Yacht Racing Auoci-
ation team radng champ-
iQOSbips Tuesday, a deter· ~ quartet of Pacific
~ aallon cmne back
strong to grab the final
three races and the Walter
C.' Wood Trophy, symbolic
of ~e championship.
.Jt1is the first tlm~ tte Pa·
ct.fie. Coast InterCOllegiate
association has land.ed the
Wood Trophy since the Kr·
ies ·of 1962 at N e ~ p or t
Beach. This year's cbampionship
collegiate races are being
salled on Alamitos Bay,
with Long Beach Yacbt
Club as race headquarters. 'l'b8· regatta is hosted by
Cfl!l<>rnia S~t.e College at
Long Beech. ln the first race Tuesday,
llie Pad.fie Coast team was
leW!ng New England -_
bOfh undefeated -when
SQOtt Allan of USC turned
t>*:k on o n e leg of t h e
cqurse to give some tacti-
SERIES CLINCHER -Scott Allan (right) and Henry Sprague ID take lead in
final race of the North American intercollegiate team racing championship
against New.England to secure the Walter C. Wood Trophy for the Pacific Coast
di6trict. Allan and Sprague, both from USC, were protectea from astern by
Henry Schofield of Cal. State Long Beach and Mike McLaughlin, San Diego State
ln the first defenst ln 1870
tho British challenger Cam·
bria bad to compete againsi
23 U. S. yachts. Magic, first
away, won the race. Cam·
bria finished lotb. Many
sportsmen toought the odds
were too much and ~ught
to reduce the number of de-
fenders.
In the first defense and in
the second the following
year, the &tart was from an·
chor, as was the custom al
that time. The yachts sail·
ed to the starting line for
the first time in the third
series in 1876, whee, also
This year'g 7().boat neer
wtU have a host of first·
timers -many of thepi
new fiberglass machinu
which will be seeking over· ~
all or class honors on a
handicap basis.
ror the first time, a single----------
U. S. boat was selected to
ONE THlNG that makes
the Transpac the great race
it is is that much of the tra·
dition of the early days of
the race is still maintained.
The reception at Honolulu
at the conclusion of the race
Is unrivalled anywhere in
the wor ld. To be sure, beau-
tiful brown-skinned maidens
no longer swim out to greet
the sailing yacbt.s as t h e y
approach the shores of the
islands, but the ebullient
hospitality that will greet
the 1967 Honolulu r a c e
crews will be the same as
it was five decades ago.
ONE OF the great disap-
pointments this year will be
the absence of the record·
holding Ticonderoga. which
in l~ sailed a virtual boat· •
for-boat battle with Storm·
vogel right down to the fin·
ish line at Diamond Head.··
Owner Bob Johnson an··
noun~ed recently that he
has donated Big Ti to an·
eastern university and will
build rumself a new 7J. meet the challenger.
The first yacht built espe-
cially to defeod the Cup was
Pocahontas which compet-
ed a g a I n s t three other
yachts in 1881 for the right.
Pocahontas, a sloop, made
such a poor showing she
lat.er waa placed out of com-
missloa. Mischief, selected
as the defend~, went on to
Yacht Race
Resail Set
A resall o( Balboa Yacht
Club's Dana -Point race
will be held Saturday as a
part of the 66 Serles. Boats
entered in 'ttle original Da·
na P<>int race failed to fin·
lsh by the 7:30 p.m. dead-
line and the race was can·
ceUed.
In other yachting events
out of N ewp«t Flarbor this
weekend:
Udo Isle Yacht Club will
spoosor the fleet cbampion-
sil.ip for the Endeavor Class
Saturday and Sunday.
Newport Harbor Yacht
Club will continue Its elim·
inatlon serie. leading to lo-
cal and nadonet champion·
ships in the Star. Lu de rs·
16, PC. Rbodes-33 and 5.5
Meter claa.es.
defeat the Canadian chaJ-
lenger Atalanta, 2--0.
WILD SERIES
One of the wildest races
was the third of the best
three-out-of.five • series in
1893 when the defending Vi-
gilant beat the British chal-
lenger, Valkyrie II, 3-0. The
race was sailed in a 15-knot
wind jn which Valkyrie II
lost • two spinnakers in
shreds. Vigilant sailed witH
every inch of canvas stie
could bend on.
tt all started in 1906 after
the lat~ Clarence McFar-
lane sailed his 48-foot
foot.er . ,..
Corne 1 i u s Bruynzeel'a'
famed 72-foot ketch, Storm·
vogel. wtU be baek, and it •·
now appears that John Kil·'
roy's ~root Kialoa II and ~
Al Cassel's 73-foot Auda-
cious wtll have to furnish
the boat-for-boat compet.1··
tlon for the South African
entry.
Gales Force 34 Boats
O~t of Newport Race ·
.. .
. •• 4 .....
~ ;·
The first serious temper
flare·up came in the 1895
series when Britain's Lord
Dunraven returned with a
new yacht, Valkyrie III, to
race against Defender, NEWPORT. R.I. (AP) -Vigilant was attempting to ~··
which won the first two Om cials of the New York observe the progress of the
races. Because or crowd in· Yacht Club said today just b · 'billt terference and an acciden· 59 of the 93 yachts that be· race ut v1s1 Y was r~
tal ramming, Dunraven re· gan the Annapolis-lo·New· por ted so bad that it could
fused to finish the thiro port raee last Saturday not be determined what
race. were ~till in the race as the yachts were !eading l h e
British sportsman Sir field approached tile finish field in the final leg of the
Thomas Lipton decided t" line off Castle Hill Light. "have a shot at the auld race. mug" in 1898 and went A spokesman said at last At last report, Challenge, report 34 of the starters had down to defeat that year and withdrawn from the race. a 65-foot sloop owned by
in successive challenges in most of them aft.er they lost George J obnaoo of Phil•·
l90l. l90.1, 1920 and l930. their masts in strong wind delpbh, the 1963 winner,
The 1930 series was t b e gusts. All the withdrawn was in the lead.
first for Class J yachts and yachts were reported safe Jubilee, a 73-foot ketch
Lipton's entry, Shamrock V, ashore at points along the owned by Francis Wetherill1 was a lovely craft with pro-route. was believed to be in second.
misi ng speed. Many predict· The Coast Guard cutter place.
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calj help to his teammate,
He1ty Sprague m, coming
up,;on another leg. Under a
nfw team racing rule, the
maneuver is forbidden. The
r~ulti rig dlsquallfkation
Voyag9'1 Yacht Club will
sponsor a race from New·
port to Oceanside for t h e
Ocean R a c i n g, Midget
Ocean Racing and Pacific
severing challenger would
win the cup. But the defend·
ing Enterprise won il four
straight and Sir Thomas
Lipton sadly decided: "I
willna challenge again. 1
canna win." der the s c or in g of th e Sp~gue of USC forged into effectively protected from Handicap cluses. NAIYRU, a team that suf· the lead. astern. Allan and Sprague ____ ..._ _________ _
· CALL 534-1566 aft.r 1:00 P.M.
g a v e the Pacific Coast
team one defeat and put
.,. ~ into the next race
with the Middle Atlantic
team which was also sitting
on me defeat.
After defeating the Mid-
dle ,AUantlc group, the Pa-
cl{ic$ had another· chance
at' unbeaten New England
sailors and proceeded tn
lain! them two straight. Un-
fers two defeats is out. As the two Trojan skip-finished two seconds apart.
The fl n a 1 race ... as a ti ed Indlvidllal racing for the .. pers con nu over t h e N ""' Am I I t 1 breeze in more ways than or1.i1 er can n erco ·
one. A brisk 12_15 knot wind second leg ci the course in legiat.e dinghy champion· I
had the Flying J u 0 i 0 r virtually a dead heat, their ship started today on Ala·
dinghies pianing llOOn after teammates Henry Schofield mlt0$ Bay with the Coast
tbe start. Charles Loutrel. from Cal State Long Beach Guard A c a d e m y from
aces kipper from Tufts Col· and Mike McLaughlin from Kint's Point, N.Y .• defend·
lege, hit the weather' mark _San __ D_le_g_o_s_ta_te_k_e_pt_tb_em __ lng_. _______ _
and abandoned the race,
and on ttie reaching. re g
Scott Allan and 1f e n r y
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They'll C~ll ·rLi Day ·
On Juoe' ao. foar Newport.Beach munldpe) com-
mi.uionen will call tt a day. --.:r-
Ancl it b.u been a loq day -28 ,... IObC. in fact.
'lbat ii h CUDltiJaUft taa1 GI J11111S ol pablic _,....
i~ contributed to tM c:lty by reUrDti PllDDing Comm•
aaoner A>Jly Rea. LOnry ~ BOiiin Lawrence and
Pub Commissioners kabel PeMe and G. William Grundy. .
Mn. Rea and Mn. Lawreoce han each aened m
year"Si Mn. Peue and llr. Grandy, eight ye.an. All ol
tbe:m four yeMS afO' wi1fiDllY accepted re-appointment
by the City Council. ·
And all of them doubtletl would bne been willing to continue on, bad it DCJt been far a reamt)J adop&ecl
coundl policy limitina to two the namber GI -w-~atli+.t-e
terms tfiat any ODe: iDdtridual 1UJ ~e OD I manidpal
bolird..
The purpme behind tibat policy. apptOWJd in 1965.
b to give more people ua opportunity tO hne an olfidal
hand in guidiQg the growth ol their commanity.
In many cities the me oJ Newport. such a policy
might aot be very practical -there would be too few
pu61ic-spirited dtileDs to go aroand.
1be houri, after all. on a plannin., l11nry or pHb
board are long, and then is certaia\t no mooey in IL
But Newport is blesMCI wia JIWl1 people equaD,y
u ea..-and qualified to give ol themlelfta as hive
been the four~ who are now .tepping
down.
And as they step down, what clo Ibey have to show
for their efforts?
Certificltel ol ~tion, f(JI' one thing.
But far more important than that, they have a home-
town that is so much the better as a direct consequence
ol their coatributionl o1· time. enesv and hnagination.
Protests ·Plan
For City Hall
To the Editor:
I wonder bow m&DJ' people in New-
port Beadl feel as I do about build-
ing a new '5 million couatry club
type city ball for our pubUc tenants.
And also about another onr wing to
Hoag Hospital.
We all lmow tbe bolpital ~
m~ room and they coa1c1 bave bl4
it right now U they bad med better
judgment and f~ed the eDJtiag
style ol architecture and bad not cho-
.en to put up the five new, in~
ous-look:ing, "circus tents" whfeh now
occupy a ma.t coosplcuow spot near
the f'root entrance.
NOW ABOUT the city bal: Salary
together with a false feeling ol im-
portmce seems to be the impetus for
wanting a new plush city hall And
that c e r t a i n feeling truly comes
through when the common, Jowly tax-
payer maket bU appearance in
any office at the hall. ,A sign on the
desk could not express it better by
reading, "What on earth are you d~
ing here?'' The persona you bit with
seem to forget they are· public serv-
ant&, who depend on pay f'rom the
public they serve.
THE PRESENT city hall ia right
where it should be. The police station
is right where it should be -in the
cen.ter of where moct of tbe trouble
Originates. The building is surrounded
by plenty of ground which coWd be
utilized for adding new roe>m1.
We can do without the expanse o(
grass and Dowers which now costl
ttie taxpayers a plenty for upkeep.
Remember the $17,000 rose ganlen
that used to be in Ute rear where no
?ne could see it? What about part.
mg space, you might ask! Well, there
is plenty of ground in the slum area
between 32nd ~ 31st street. that
can be purchued. We will never mits
the junkyard almost across the street
from the ball on lilt Street And
31st Street should be wideoed to lake
care of a surprisingly lot o( traffic
that spins off toward the Lafayette
~siness sect.ion, trailer part, bigb-
nse apartment building and f I s b
cannery.
I UNDERSTAND tome councihnen
complained about the ball being too
far from their homes. I think you will
agree with me that it would be cbeap-
er for us taxpayers to give these men
an allowance for gas rather than build
the club house hall. If the public serv-
ants can't make it acrou the street
from the 31st Street parking lot to
the haD, we might remind them that
they once ran themselves ragged
trying to get into office.
What is a city hall anyway but ;a
Taxation
Waco, Texas, Jelll'UI: "It it bard to pay taxes, even when you are con-
vi.need that the tax law is fair and
equitable. If ever the citizent ari! con-
vinced that a tu law it unfair, the
consequences can be extrem~ seri-
ous. The United States of America was
founded by men in revolt against
unfair taxation, among other things.
Therefore. it is Important when a cit.i·
7.en feels that a tax law is unfair. that
he let his representatives Jn Washing.
ton or the state capital or the county
court house know how he feelJ and
"'hv.''
(
wuns trora mlden an totic:ome.
N0'111allf IOriterr dolild COftNI tMiT
~ ia 300 wrdl or lea. TM
rifM ce CIMdnH &eu.n to fit ipocr ., ......... , .. ,...,,,... AJl ld-
tm ~ illdMck ....... ad nsa. ... ...,,., '*' ,.,..,, tllill bf ...
Mid °" ~qMS&.
pJact for' coDecti.ng money and keep-
ing records! Tbt moaey can disap-
pear by the bidden bap full. Reo-
crdl cam be hauled to the dump and
burned. Let m teep our be8ds lev-
el ad oar bands oa our pone.
I VNDEBSTAND a TAX • FREE
cbu:rcb bu ~ u offer for the ball
and grounds. I say to yoo now, "What
is good enough for God abould be good
enough for our public servants."
I'm certain it h good enough for me,
and I bopt it is good eoougb for you.
Let us tell tMm what to do instead
cl their telling WI.
I have been living on the
same street for nearly 1.o years. No
street Ugbll. No sidewalks. Bad
drainage.. Sewer gas occalionally.
Tues on my parking lot have riaeo
trom about J11 to '2IM. Tues tripled
in oot year. School taxes are IDGH.
And what the educational system is
now turning out I bate to pay one cent
cl il Agree?
MRS. RtrrH BULL
•• Geerwe ---
Dear George:
I smoke too much, stay up
late at night, waete my money,
can "t seem to be faithful to· one
woman, drink buvily, gamble
and my new girl friend, a chorus
girl, ii complaining about having
to ride around in my convertible
which ii nurly a year old. '
Tell me, George: How does
the U.S. government expect me
to get along on the ridiculous
Social Security retirement ben-
efit I get? I can't seem to put
aaide anything for a rainy day.
BURNED UP
Dear Burntd Up:
Admittedly, it can be difficult
i~ theae inflationary times to
live within a fixed income with-
out strict budgeting. I do have
a hint for you oo bow to save
some of your money.
Don't wute any stamps writ-
ing to me -you obviously
know a Jot more than I do.
Dear George:
Occasiomlly I noticed you an·
swer questions by simply saying
"I don't know" or. "I don't have
any ideu."
I never read an advice ooium.
oist who dared to say that. What
is your tecret?
CURIOUS
Dear Curious:
It just so.happens I am one of
history's least successful ad·
vice columnists. At I e a. s t, I
guess that's it -It's quitting
time and I don't want to sU
arolDld here worrying.
'lbly have ml'de thlnts happen; they have been In-
volved.
There must~( NtbeacUon in that. It ls~ COID~Oll •
On Ju!J l. Stuart WaUon will f«mallY auc-
ceed Jin. Bea· on t.be P1ann•11 Commissi'on; Jam111Wbe'l
Jr. will repllce Mr. GJUDd1 ind Alexander Cameron 1r.
will suttJl8d Mn. Peue on the parks board; and .Julia
Banning will "Place Mrs. LIWNDce as a library ~ Tbt new board members ha" a lot of wort ahead
of them. Land uae ProbWrns and park arid library need.a
will acoeJerate u tlleir city rube. headlong toward ltl
predicted ultimate popubfl9o of more than 100,000.
U' the De'J' cominfllloneN are as dedicated u Clhei.r
lmmectitte · pNdece:uon. the cballenge should be mc-
CNllfully met. -.
At Last, It's Open!
Almost apologetically the new Jamboree ROid
bridge w~ finally opened to ttafftc last we.ek.
lt took almo6t three years to build which is at least
two )'UN more time ~-~~rt &acb and Orange
County authorities bad oi1ginaUy anticipated it would
take. •
1be. probkipis enCOWJtered me been recouoted too often tn require repetition here..
Suffice to say, ·the ~·ob ia now done and motortsta ~ presumably appr-ecia · e ol the concrete span, which
is safer than the anden, narrow wooden structure it
replace6.
Mpnidpal and county engineers can now turn to
other matten-cuch as another new bridge that is to
be built parallel to the one that just opened to provide
four 12nes and even IJIOre safety. '
N
Kenn«l,y Was
First Product
Of 'Cool' Age
Biddle Eut Ref .. ee ProWeta
I ban jost got around to rudlng bcn VldaJ•a devutatina article about
tbe JttlllMd.Y family In a recent iJ.
sue ol Esquire maguine. 'lbe piece
ia a real barnburner, written in Vi-
t!al 's customary cool and aurgical
style.
Many r eader• may have resented
it -not leut of all, members and
followers 6f the Kennedy clan. But it
h worth remembering that 1f we
hadn't elevated President Kennedy to
.
•
such mythical dlmenaloDJ, there
wcSuld have been no need to cut him
down to llfellte size.
THERE RAS LONG been a tmible
shortage of heroes kl American life.
We. lib all people, have a deaperate
and wiltful deme for a leader of sta-
ture, charm, streQgtb aD4 vilion.
AltboQgb, in my optm41Dt JFK's
charm wu greater tJau bll stature
bis dreneth or hit vislOlt,: J>e did bav~
a certain "style" that no ooe else in
public We today can emulate. Much
of this charm was contrivea, like a
movie career, but no doubt some or
it •as indigenous to the man himself.
ONE OF OUR NEWEST savants.
Prof. Marshall McLuhan, divides
m o d e r n communication into the
"cool" and the "bot." Kennedy was
the first emerging product of the
"cool" age in American politics· just .. senator Dirksen is the l.ut ;epre-
sentative of the "hot" age.
One of McLuhan's dicta ia that "the
medium . la the message." T h i a
means, !-II a aimpllfied sense, that
Ute way 1D which a person projects is beco~g more important than what
be pt~~t.s: There ls 3ust enough tru~ m this ®servation to be dis-turbmg.
Wl11I KENNEDY, the medium
~at il_le message, in most cases. U
bis brief record is carefully examin-
ed, be waa not a conspicuously suc-
cessful or skillful President; and his
ta1b were full of windy generalities
designed to appeal more to sentiment
than to reason.
lo the famous TV debate with Rich-
ard Nix~. who projects as poorly u
anyone m modern politics, Kennedy
ran away with the ball game, not be-
cause b_e wu better at bat, but be·
cause his style was far more appeaJ.
Ing. The debates were actually more
show business than statesmanship.
AND BOBBY KENNEDY is carry·
ing on the "cool" style with the same
high respect for the medium. and ne-
glect of the mes&age. He would like
to be all things to all men, and trims
hit sail• to whatever prevailing wiDdl
he finds most propitious at the Ume.
It is hard to know what he really be-
lieve~xcept "get in, and stay in."
It is hardly a n accident that a for·
mer scree~ ac!or beca.me the gover·
nor of Cahforrua. We live in the Age
or the Image, where shadow is often
more "real" than substance. And cer·
tainly the hagiolatry surrounding Ken~
nedy's death has little to do with real
man.
Morality
Dr. Allen ,J. Mc>ort, Clarrinont ~I~
lege theologian -"Mora lity has to be
based on the welfarP of indivldu31S
and not on abstract moral rodes.·•
Nadine Hou•ton, San Leandro on pa· trtot11~ -"tr one doesn't s~d tor
someUting, one falls for everythinl·"
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Airlift Arabs to America? ..
The U.S. may open its doors to
thousands of displaced Arab refugees.
A resettlement prolfarp similar to
the Cuban refugee airlift ii being ser-
iously considered by the Pretldent's
special committee on the Middle Eul
AJ an integral part ol a new refu-
gee program being drafted for the
Middle East. the airlift would be used
to permit displaced Arabs, willing to
be resettled elsewhere, to enter the
U.S. as "parolees".
These Arab refugees would be
screened for security and then reset-
tled through voluntary agencies across
the country as were the 70,000 Cu-
bans airlifted to the U.S. aince the
inauguratiu of that highly success-f\l! progr~.
Prepahil ln the State Department,
the plan calls for Pre.sident Johnson
to ,invite Russia and the Etiropean na·
tioos to launch similar programa. All
members of the United Nations will
be asked ''to play positive roles by
granUng economic uliatance for
Arab rel\lgee resettlement in the
Middle East.''
ALTHOUGH 1TBE President baa auf •
ficient authority ~ present immi-
gration law• to launch the airlift, be
ii expected to seek Ccagreu• stunp
of approval for the project when be
asks for funds for the larger Middle
Ea.st resettlement effort.
The unveiling of the latter program,
to be carried out tb:rougb the United
Nations, is being beJd up unW it be·
comes clear what newly won Arab terrltcrJ wtl1 be kept by Israel
Tbue4 are nearly a million and a
half Arab refugees in the area .. bed
by the llraella during their lightning
mllitdy campalgn again!t Egypt,
Jordan, and Syria. 'lbese are in addi·
tion to several hundred thousand oth-
er Arabi who lied Into neigbboring
Arab states during the fighting.
Public awareneas is DeCfJUaJ'Y to
build up support in Oongresa for ap-
proving the fundl that will be needed
to solve tbt ~ East refqee
problem ..
Since the oeglnaing of the rmoe
problem during the 19tl ftgbtinc, lbe.
U.S. bu provided_, mDl1oa ill aid
tbroagb the U.N. to d1lplaced Pales-
tinian Arabi. Other' U.N. members
have coatributed another $170 mDllcll.
BEST F.8'1'1MATF.8 are that the;
cost to the U.S. for the new MJddle•
East reettlement program, including
the airlift, will run between • .-
$300 million.
In bis report to the United NaUom:
jwt prior to the outbreak of the re-·
cent fi,gbting, UNRWA Commiui..-••
General Mlcbelmare warned: .
"Ju 1ear luceeedl year, there is
no alp a.t tbe refqees are becom-o
inf an1 Jeu embittered by Ull!lrC..:
viction that a grave injustice bu hen.'
done to them through the Joa of their
homes and country and the coatlnued
deprivation of 8J11 benefit from the
propeaty they left behind.
"The implicatlont far peace and
stability in the Middle East of the con·
tinued emteoce ol the Pai.tine Bef.
ugee problem thm remain u srav• u ever.''
n.bert 8. A.Dea ... Pall le.ct
D-Day and a Tall .Tactician
It wu D-Day in Washington J une
13, the mornin.g the Se°* opened tbe
censure 1esaion on ~-Dodd (D .•
Conn.). All the news indicators point-
e6 to Capitol Hill, but that WU be-
cause we momentarily took our eyes
ofJ ~ Tall Tactician at the White
Home.
What. with D-Day and the Mid Eaat
crisis, we didn't put much aignifi·
cance in the fact that on D-mlnus-one
Justice Tom Clark resigned from the
Supreme Court and accepted the
PrUldential assignment to make a
good-will trip around the world. The
resignation was expeoted, but the
timing of it was ·a master stroke of
news management and wheel-and·
deal.
AT MID-MORNING with Sen. Sten·
nis opening the case against Dodd,
and sprinkling it with embarrassing
mention of the President·~ name,
the President walked into a Rose
Garden party for some kids. 'fbe next
thing you knew the Dodd case was
knocked off the front pages of the
Washington afternoon papers, just go-
ing to print. It was doomed to pass
out of the headlines of papers being
readied for publication next morning.
The President had announcco the ap-
pointment ol the first Negro to the
SupreLle Court. Thurgood ~·ball and Lyndon
JollnlOll, not Senators DoGd and
Stennis. were throat upon the nation's
attention. The President bad blurred
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Why Is It that the city Of New·
port Beach can spend •10,000 a
year to maintaJn a view park at
Irvine Terrace but doesn't have
money to care for landscaping
at the Corona del Mar Library?
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"''' '""'" ,.nech ,._,.,. vlt-Ml -rllr ,,,... .t Ille 11t-r. S... ,_ 1Nt _.,. te OIM!llJ Oua. Defir "lt1·
the developing picture of himself in
the Dodd story. He bad made a move
to foreshorten t:be long, hot summer
of dreaded racial violence. He had
warmed up the cooling heart. of bis
liberal followers.
SUCH MASTER strokes, however,
are longer in the making than LBJ's countrymen o f t e n ~mprebend.
When for instance, did he begin the
planning thai would revamp the Su-
preme Court into a structurf' ol bit
own architecture? Was it wben Adlai
Stevenson dropped dead on a London
street? Soon afterwards, July z.a, 1965,
the Pre&ident-nom.inaWd his friend
and personal lawyer, Abe Fortas, to
the high bench -but this opening
occurred only because Justice Arthur
Goldberg was persuaded to take Ste-
venson's place as U. N. Ambusador.
But what were the inducements to
Goldberg? The story in· town, digni-
fied lat.er by publication in the New
York Times, was that Goldberg would
be coming back to the Court as Chief
Justice as soon as Earl Warren, now
76. called it quits.
WAS THERE ANOTHER, an addl·
tional starting point, ·in the P~sl
dent' s eourt.bulldlng plans? It could
bave been Sept. 3, f964, when &b
Kt.nnedy l'esigned as Attorney Gener-
al and set off to run for the Senate
as the adoptive son of New York
State. '!be key figure in the manipu-
lations that eventually moved Thur-
good Marshall into the Supreme Court
was not Tom Clark but Ramsey Clark.
The younger Clark was lheor~tically
situated ln the Department of Ju11·
lice, but b.,e was spending much time
at the White House as a specl.a) and
unptlbUclzed asslstanl He wu mov-
ed up a notch and made Deputy At-
t-0rney General, while Nicholas Kat-
zettbach became Acting Attorney Gen-
eral.
STRANGE BUSINESS there. For
Katzenbach stayed on as a fill·in,
month alter month. The President
kept putting off the nomination that
would give him the full UUe of Al·
torney General. When finsUy the ap-
pointment did come through; the as-
sumption might be that the President,
having taken bis time to ass1Are him·
sell that Katzenbach was the right
man, would grant him a long tenure.
Not so. Katzeobacb served at At·
torney General leu than 1.o monttul,
and the Pres.ldent out-foxed an guep.
en by moving him to t:be State De-
partment as Under Secretary. OcL 3,
1986. Katzenbach bad no bactgrowad
in foreign afWrs (he'd been a la•
profenor before coming to the Jus.
tice Department). Not long ago be wu
flying around Africa, tometimes bit·
ting fOllJ' CbtUJtriet a day, in order to
get a cram~une in geography and
diplomacy.
THEkE WAS A reason for all this.
Now, at last Ramsey Clark couJd be
moved up to the job of Attorney Gen·
eral, making it mandatory that bis
father vacate the Supreme Court seat
which on D-day wu filled by Judie
Manb;*U. LBJ bad completed a long,
complicated maneuver.
Preaidents, ere now, have buQt UM
SUpreme Coart to their llking, but
LBJ's adroitness ls fascinatini to
watch. Who e.lse could turn a Rose
Garden kids' party into an occaaiaD
for a double play? The Tall TacticlJJt
made both the historical annoqce;
ment of a Negro's appolnbnent to the
Court and a sleight-of -band 1huffl4
that moved long-upected D-Day down-
ward in the news.
Holmes AleJuder
Wednesday, Jun~21. 1987
T~ editorial J)Q{I• o/ CM DaUw
Pilot 1eeb to inform and ltim-
ulau readns bit prem1tfftg Uau
MtDlpapn-11 opHHotsi Clftd ~
TMnforV on ~ o/ ~UC.
and dgnf~. bf proofdiftg •
forum for "'-urmulofa of
&ur re~r1· opinion.a, and ~
prtaenting the di~ne offt>o
pofnta of informed obit"'""
and spokcsmin on topU!I of m.
daJI
Robert N. Weed, Publisher
.
ly JODIAN HASTINGS
.,,
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W1M!a. the floor won't bold am and everytlliq t.Wa at a 45-degree
~ prepu'ltion of limpJe. hearty meals becomes a tut Of major pro-
portiom. .
.And for~ 58 meals thlt cituation will be faced by the
wohmtew "CJOOb aboGd the Trampec fleet 11 the boats pound unceasin&J.y
towlr'd~ and tire acclaim awaiting the wtnnen of the West Coast's
IDGlt ~I event
COOKS IMPORTANT
Alt any leMODed ·~ ult" and veteran race campaigner and he'll
tell J'Ga ane ot the molt important memben in the ahlp's crew la the cook
beelme Gil hit lboulden rella tlae health and humor of the remainder Of the mew. .
A. any homemaker cao aht, the planning, purchasing and prepara·
tkll '1l meab is one of the most t:boagbt-provoking, time-consuming and im· portmt jolle.
H milbt not be too much of a problem to prepare hearty fare in Mrs. B~s efficieot labonltmY·titcben. lt'1 IOIDetbing else at sea, strapped
in the dam~, pitching confines o! a ship's plley. m assure substantial meall for hard-workin sailors Oil so
mmy = 've lost count" Im become a Ullique ~ce offered by
Ridmd'a Udo Jllrket., Newport Beach. 'l'broqb yeart of experience, store pm~I baw become uperb in .eoMai IDAQY ol the problem1 which m>r· IDIDJ1 1lelet ,.cbtsmen wbehr they are racing in Transpac, pff on a world era-.; Or beaded for a Catatim 1aJand we!etend.
•. The Ship's Galley Serrice bu been refined almOlt into a tclence,
aecordil»il to manager J'rant SpJelberger, who ~nsemtively estimates that
man ~ half of the 'l'ranlpac neet 1'fil ~ some facet of it -from com-
,._. stocking of galley supplie, ming a·prevJous campaign's supply list to
advidng ol novice cOOb.
SITUATIONS VARY
ti.ke the ships, no two situations an ever quile the same, and tbe
service is equipped to cope with large yachtd with ample storage, freezer
and refrigerator space, smaller ships with less, some craft with only ice
boxes and some with no form tJI bu.Dt·in·cooling at all .
• Many of the tips acquimf through years el experience are equally
beneficial to campers. wtlo sbare some of the 7achtsmen's problems.
Simple bot substantial meals are a pnme requisite at sea. Storage
lpM!8 (~er enouib), weight and balance, and the keeping qualities of ~
llllllt be a-lidend~ in ldcliticm to NI! acceelibility.
• Pw lbe flnt..time mot. a mgeated Ii.day menu pllnner ii offered.
,..... ... mcb enbw • .,,.. beef, b6aed leg of lamb with mint sauce,
fried cbicbn and ateab. Bated bani. candied JIDlS and .com bread appear
~ .1M: ninth day, and it isn't until the final day that the old stand-by,
creamed tana on toast, mates its appearance.
Once the menu is aeled.ed 111d if the cook so desires, the roasts will
be boned, precooked and Oash-fl'07.en in foil wrap so they will require a
minimum of cooking It sea.
Although ~ "keeps" better than pork, the land-locked advisors on
meials-afloat have learned that bacon, divided into daily servings, then wnoded in heavy plutic and tiJdttly sealed, wiD keep a month with just ntnjeration. Sausage still must be kept frozen or eaten fresh.
ICE STORAGE
1W boats not fortunate enough to have ft'ett.ers, lightweight styn>-
foem Ice chelb with dry ice are suggested. Prefrozen food which will not
be med inunediately can be stored in this container then tightly sealed with
beaYy tape witll·acellent nwults. . ,,.. 1licPst bug+boo the racing yachtsmen fQCe is -1er, because
Of its weight and becaue in many ol the smaller boats, tanks aren't built to carry tlie requa eel amount
· The ~c committee requires that there be at least a gallon per
day per man, with additional water for ~ch life raft They do allow that a
CS.. TRANSPAC, P ... 24)
IET THAT ONE WILL BE WHOLE! -Frank Spielberger, mana-
ger ol. the 9dp'1 Gilley Service, shows some of the products pack-
aged ~·1or~achtsrnoo to Mtrs. Thom~ Pickard, Huntington
Harbour, tiOm the Bellwether Il, Mrs. Thom~. Corkett, Newport
SAILORS PAMPERED
-Tl'IUpAC sailors will
be able to loot for·
ward to hearty, taste·
tempting meals with an
assist from the Ship's
Galley Service. Mrs.
Pickard, Mrs. Corkett
and Mrs. Afennder
(above left, left to right)
make a aelection from
the ftriety Of . pre-
cooked specialties
which are offered.
(Above, right) Mrs.
Pickard and Mrs. Cor,
Jcett select fresh eggs,
which present no keep-
ing problem as long as
they are stored in a cool
location. Meat depart·
inent manager Joe
Payne gives Mrs. Alex·
ender 80Dle tips on meat storage fur Ute race (at left). Fretsh
vegetablee, untrimm·
ed, to be !toraged In
dinghies are being pre-
pared tor Mr6. Cor·
kett by Gilbert Yosh10-
Jca and Orville Hem -
street (at right, left to
right). The unique serv·
ice offers a wide range
of items for yachtsmen.
,
W ' ,, .... 11.ltll
Beach, from the Sa1acia. and Mrs. Nick Alexander, Laguna Beach,
from Van Diemen (lelt to right). The yachts will be contenders in
the biennial invitational TraDipac nee to Hawaii whidl tradition.-
ally gets under way July 4.
•
Wtdnetdl.Y, Jwie Zl, 1%7
It Was Her Day
Mr. and Mre. Tbomaa K. Sweetland of Calta Mesa (left and right) were among
. gueltl honoring b1a mother, Mn. Margaret Sweetland of Loi Anfelel, when
abe retired after 19 years of service 11 a secretary first for the cl~a Board
. of lducatioa and then for the Deputment of Airports. It wu ' Marpret
Sweetland Day" at the airport and she. 1'Ceived congratulatiom from G<w.
RonUd Rapa and the lM Angels ~ Oou.ndl
From Page 23
~
... T ranspac ·Cruise
t2lJrd "' the requJred ..... ~y may be omied In
the farm ol a •'potable"
liquid.
T b e servb •uae-ta mum, ... NrW • dual
J"ll'poM by treez!nl atn
JIU81'tftlel fn coatam.. for
. ,Mdttlona] cooUnc. and tb1a
a1'o may be done lllCClll·
tuBy wftb whole mllk.
"Go-withs" that turn a
plain meal into a 1our·
met'1 delleht even a thou·
sand miles at eea aren't
overlooked, and scalloped
dishes, hearty stews and
"imbec8ecl rim er turkeya
cm be IJlll*ed fer lnmO"Y
ullan.
Tomatoes,~.
lb'ed ID ~ya where, moadl. The savvy experti
c.ovwed with damp lulap are able t.o ol.f.er yacht>
ucb, ther wUl keep for men a compllte line of Joni perioda without tak· pectapd dried fooda for
fnc up valuable iaDey em~, land ID addi·
...,. .pece. tion are come.qUJ ICOUtllli
Lcmcbel lean hMvfly on new product. to add 'var.
bot IOUpl and ~. iety and a ''kick" to Ult
and a iptdaDy l)ebd dally d.let at -.
I ~ ad other aellOll-' ..,.~ lrUit are pect.
ed .. 1a1'ft llld deereet "' rfpmeu to miild the ~
lhip'a brad, claullM wrap. Some fl tbe av.Oable
ped Jn beavy peper, wUl 91*ia1tles are ~ed btJt.
keep three weeb before t.er, pre-fried b a c o n· and
the harried cook must re· fruit juice cryataa which
eort to pecbted m.lns. ·are next best to the "ruJ
Became the owner of one thing," canned whole freab
of the mighty bebemotht, a m.Dk, in addition to the UJ·
~ race campaigner, ual packaged, powdered
bad' a "sweet tooth," the varieties, and "nibblers"
aenke dllcoftred 1l)'tf auch • potato and c o r n
c:al*, tfCllll1y wapped in . cblpl ~pd b; cam to
p'1adfC, WouJa 1' e m i'\ n gu.&ran™ tbe'y"Il be servea
frelb almoat tbe duraUoa e r I s p Md in-cblp-rethec· ot thl ,_ ... f ~-crumb lwlp. Also sure
,.,..., .... ~ . Bo , ta be popular fD the future
pc1icallr problem • tt.y are the canned beef and
will keep for a' mioatts turkey ?OUta wbidi require
. .
Jit1 ol *ufflblt throu&h a .,,.,. box to aeled the
most _.. for the meal
under prepuation. Such
ltemJ • Je41tuce, celery,
cabb9cea and eaullflowen
are left oataide w l t b
Jeaw. an and may be
............
llOSIMARY PALMER '"' .....
.wed fn a cool place. no ret:r1pration.
Altboup the ere.Inf it-The lalt word in service
self wm tab aproxlmauty to the )11Chtsmeo in the
two weeb, the race com· Newport Harbor .-ea is de-
mittee, • a aatety requira-livery ol thm order vta
meit, dauncll ample food rdrlgented truck right to
abolrd for the crew tor a their dock and ready for
J Har-borites'
Troth Told
The betrotbat of Roee-
mary Palmer t.o Richard
D. Rleaau wu revealed to
relatives of each family at
an afternoon party bolted
by the. bridwlect'1 parents, Mr. and Mn. George A.
Palmer of Cotta Me11.
Parent.a of the future
bridegroom, who re1id11 on
Balboa Ialand, are Mn.
Robert McDonald of AJta.
dena and Jack Rleaau of
tm.m~t.e titowage .
AIUT their years of ex-
perlmce, nothing much
fuel tbele aperU. They
accept telephoned grOCft}'
orden from places u far
lllfl.1 u Portland, Mi'1Di
and New York as ca.rually
• though they came from
the ne~bor around the
comer. The one thing that
came closest to oausing
them to "l<>1e their cool"
w11 a $2()00 order which
had to be shipped oot Im-
mediately -via freighter
to TahJU!
HB TOPS • Long Beach. • Mias Palmer, a -adn.Ja EV«)' Wedllllday at 7 ..,. -p.m. TOPS Belch Babes
of Newport Harbor Hlgb meet tn the Recreation Schoo~. plans to study medi· Cen ter, 17th Street and Or·
cal technology in college. ange Avenue, HunUqto,n
Her Clance. a graduate of Beach. Further information
San Gabriel High School, 11 available by telepbonlnJ
atUnded Orange Coast Col-Mrs. De Anne Malone. tlfT. lege and will enroll next
fall at California State Col· _77_10_· ---"'-----lege at Lon& Beach.
No date has been set for
the wedding.
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DEAR ANN LANDE.RS : A woman
In our net&IJborhOOd calla the rescue
lqUd at leut once a month. T b e y
tab her to tbe IH!lpltal, keep her for a
day, then NDd her home because t_he
dOCJb'I em ftDd notbiDC wrong w1tb
\ . _....fl .• ~ ot
ti c.'u,e. Cou.u& bnncb
"'. :~ Cilifonlla ii '° bot 1n the tl.clf>en but it's )>e.: ~¢1atiqll .for NW'llry Ed·
cause they don't try very hard. 'lbett ~· • .-:&et a bogpltal·
menua are unimqlnative and t:'.ey tiU1 ·J.tr..• Ud d1DDer tomor· 'c:bellP Cl\ltl oi meat to begin with. rw. liMnlH. Jn the Jreen-~ery time they have clinner at mt 1'rier Inn. ~ ~ove.
place tb91 ._if they can take the left. Festivities wtD begin at
overs boine. They go throu&h the Jee-S:JO p.m. The annual
box and help tt\emeelvea to every-,awards baoqUe' will include
thing In alpt.-even the butter, I ~tJ . preeeottng cert1ficatea of
to tefUse wban they tell me the Cfhi. achievement to students at
ner wu .10 d,elldous they'd like tbt p,-u19 Cout Evening Col· ~!fen for hmch tomorrn. P~ teg6; Irene B».nd summer oL • genteel reply which means music .ICbolanhtPs; Leno-
"no." -RAIDED nore Wllaon ~Ii.hip co
DEAR RAIDEDi Tell them yoa the Idyllwild School ol Mu· tlaeall'it tile dlaer wu delldou, &oo, ale and Arts, and the Fw.ler·
alld &Jae leftotten are loble to be ten Janior College Nursery
YOVR llmm for tomorrow. Yoa'U • School procram students lJ Uft • fa1. ti tllree •r fMr Umea award.
ud 111ey11 .,.u ukl.lc. Bovd member• are pre-
"Tbe Bnde'a Gulde," Ano Landmt' =::. ~=
booklet. anawera IOllle ol the mott fre. the wet ot Aq. •• to take q~• uked .questlona aMit wecf. ptece ID the 0.-Grove
ctmp. To recel.e. ll:AD copy o1 th1f . J'trlt. Metbodllt Qmch. ~mp~ve l\d(le. init.e to Ana . . ~
Labdel'J.. tn Cf!'' °' t!)1J newspeper, S D enclollDg a long, self. addressed, quare aftce ::ped _envelope and 35 cent.a ID Square Riagerl Square
Aml Landen wW be clad to help Dance Club flltben in b
you with your problems. Send them to P'irlt Methodist C h u r c h,
her in care of the DAn.Y·PIL-0'1', en-Cofta Meea, ~ Wednel·
cloling a stamped. aelf-addreued en-liidaiyiaitiaipi.mi.iiiiiiiil velope.
Luncheon Cl0ses Season
PTA r.Notes League Taps leader:s
Cbddra'I ~ from the , Laguna Beach'• Auls~ Mn. Andrew Mortbland,
polntl ol view ol mr author ance League clOMCl a busy correst>oddJQg secretary and'
and artilt wtD be dllcusaed and successful year with a Mn. Upward Mama, who
when P'rimdJ ol tbe w~ gala luncheon and annual will chair the league'• Tum·
m1lllta' Llbnry meet at a installation meeting, acc<ll'd· aboat .'lluift Shop.
tom,bt. In tbe Bou branch. Ing to Mrs. WUllam Fox, Another bipllgbt ot the .pokeman for the iroup annual meeting waa the wel-88M Bola Ave., Westznln. • coming of five women who .--. Crystal and gold candel-adUved &dive statua after ~--T ~----llbra bearing yellow a n d ol .... __ .. , ~ fll:f7 .......... Alt au. Yblte spring f1owen craced a year prov..._ serv-
D1JJ1 Whitmore, made ar-
rancementa tor the lunch-
eon. They are the Mmes.
Wllllam Brown. Ray Burton
and Gl@n Myera.
Ako lendJn& a hand were
Mme.. lia?TY Rannard,
Johll .Sharer, Wllllam Tho-
m11', Magdale~ PoiDtreau
and Sutliff Topham.
tbor ot 1D1111J ddldren'• &-UM long tables in tlte..Jrrine ~er'I'he~k~ p!r =
tion ucl DOliftetton boob, Coast Country Chah u Mn. Harlow Hlnes. Wl1s9n 1'l1ne Garden Club ucl fllultrator Charla pay. Frank Darling, put Jrisl· and Wtwam Mortimer.
zant will be the speakers. =r:r'no~~ed h:"· ~~ Mrs. 'Thomu Roden also Hari>or G a r d • n Clab
Durinf the business meet-tenn as chaptu president. was introduced as an active pieeta at 10 a.m. every tint
ing Mrs. E. R. Bottoms will G d . h.. member after a t.ve of ab-Tue.day in Vll1oua 1oce· report on P'riendJ worbbop ar ema corsages were tion.. Location Information
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The PTA oi Estancia Jnstruoted each one in the
School ]lrtsN11d art nardl dDtlea of her office.
to Tom. . ~ Apo,.~ Also elected to -~· ,_ cam~ BCWJ:"MGrMaon. ·.a second year wwe the
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Mn. L e 1 a n d Newcomer and Fox. were· spedal guesta. New to the board an
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Sc holarships for Laguna Beach G";1duates
Mrs. :Edmund Van' Deusen, president of the Laguna
Beach Ebell Club .presented four $500 ICbolanhip
awards to graduating seniors of Laguna Beach High
School. Recipients were (ldt to right) Michael
'Harvey's' Finale
Schoenleber, valedictorian for the class of '67,
Jennifer Gormsen, Wesley Lum, and Don Mors-
head, wutatoriaD.
A PERMANENT,
FLOATING
Play to End on Opening Note TAP ROOM!
Although it will actually be closing night for the production or "Har-
vey/' the atmosphere around Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse Saturday, June
24, will be tinged with fa mi liar opening night excitement.
GJQrioos Days .
Improved!
First, the playhouse is marking its second anniversary that evening.
Then, following the current production, cast, crew and audience will enjoy
a buff et at the new Costa Mesa Golt and Country Club.
Shattered Hopes
Mended! And fmally, for the first time awards will be presented to the befit
actor and actress, best supporting actor and actres6, and the 1967 Thespian
A\ftl'd. You will find no Finer
Facilities to
ENHANCE your day
-or EVENING-
than the 'lap Room
While ''Harvey" was open to the public last weekend and next Friday,
it will be closed to all but Civic Playhouse Patrons Association members
and guests on June 24.
Formal and semif ormal attire will be in order for the anniversary
celebration aa patrons g6ther for the 8:30 p.m. curtain call in the Oommuni·
ty Recreation Center located at the fairgrounds' west gate. of the Old Pavilimi;
clsYerly CODltNcted 10
it appears t.o FLOAT
PERMANEJG1N
on the GLITI'l!t1'NG
Hostesses for the party 1n the country club include the Mmes. A. L.
Pinkley, George Tucker, Arthur McKenzie, Roger Neth, John MarsbaU. Roy
E. June, Emmett O'Donnell and Roy Ericbon.
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San Clemente Gallery
Tea Toasts Exhibition
An opening of a s~mer
exhibition of paintings in
the San Clemente Art Gal·
lery was celebrated at a
gallery tea sponsored by
the San Clemente Arts and
Crafts Club.
According to Fred Cr'?'I·
shaw. gallery chairman,
paintings in the show were
judged by Peter Hamlett of
Laguna Beach, Yho after
making bia selections. dis·
cussed the pictures before
Hadassah
Every third Tuesday at 8
p.m. in members' homes
the Harbor Chapter of Ha·
dassah stages its meetings.
L o c a t i o n information is
available by contacting Mrs.
Jack Cllapman, 54~1397.
the comributing painten.
Featiaed iD the exhibit )I
a selection Of watercolors
by club member Sandy Mar·
tin.
Other places he has ex·
hibited include the Los An-
geles County Museum, Pas·
adena Art Institute, S -. .tl
Gabriel Art Gallery, Seal
Beach Art Cente.r, Elsinore
Art Exhibition, Riverside
County Farmer's Fair and
Hawaiian Art Gallery, Wai-
kiki.
J. A. Burren, guest artist
at the tea. showed two or
his oils.
A member of the club,
he and his wife, v; 1ian,
have been residing off and
on for the past 12 years in
Laguna Beach and since
1934 have maintained a
home in Clovis, N.M.
Couple Pick Festive Occasions are CELEBRATED
N t · I D with increased Vigor and up 10 ay SHATrEREDHOP~
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Gor· are MENDED by the
don oi Costa Mesa an· gentle sound of. the Surf
nounced the engagement of which may be hemd
her daughter, Selene Cole· Softly Surging ~y
m11n to James R. Nolan, beneath the Premises.
son and stepson o; Mr. and
Mrs: Roy D. Buchan of Businessmen find the
Arcadia, La. Peerless Beauty of our
The future bride. also ttie MAGNIFICENT daughter of Edward C.
Coleman :>i La Puente, is HARBOR VIEW
a graduate of Corona del conducive to-the~
Mar High School and Or· · ange Coast College. transaction of Important
Her fiance, a grnduate of Busin~ Affairs.
Dodson High School. La .•
studied at Louisiana State From Thursday through
University and now is sta· Sa da · tioned aboard the u s s tur Y evening our
Rogers in San Diego. UNIQUE Tap Room
Aug. S has been selected sparkles with song and
as the wedding date, with MUSIC the rites to take place in •
ttie First Methodist Church, Sh uld . Costa Mesa. o you expenence a
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Cou pie Honey.woon i ng
Wedding Vows Pledged
Betty Ann McQJnnick,
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of James .Malcom Ma:rtin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gor·
don A. M a r t i n of Costa
Mesa.
Grandview Presbyterian
Ohurch was the setting for
the afterDoon nuptials last
Saturday.
Glven in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
gown fashioned of pure silt
organza and French peau de
ange lace. Lace adorned her
bodice and deeves and her ·
detachable train was styled
as a redingote coat with a
panel train falling from
her shoulders.
Completing her ensemble
she selected a cathedral
length veil and a rosette ol
lace and organza overlaid
with jewels. She carried a
bouquet of small orchids on
top of a white Eastern Star
Bible.
Miss Shari Burrows wu
maid of honor. She wore a
chartreuse empire style
dre~s. a~ented with pale
blue satin ribbon with back
interest of tiny buttons and
bows. Blue daisies madt
up her bouquet
Carol Wickham, D i a n e
Whitington, Gwendolyn Mc-
Pherson and Robin Parker
were bridesmaids. T h e i r
dresses were identical to the
honor attendant.
Randolf L. Reddick was
selected as best man. Ush-
ering guests to their seats
were Dwight W. S p ie rs,
John V. Parker, Gordon A.
Martin Jr. and Robert J.
McConn.lclt.
The reception took place
in Burbank's Women's
Club.
The new Mrs. Martin is a
graduate of Hoover H l g b
School and Glendale Col-
lege. She was a Job's
Daughter and is a member
of the Eastern Star. Her
husband is an alumnus of
Costa Mesa High School and
the University of Southern
California.
At USC he was a member
of Lambda Chi Alpha, the
Student Senate and was
junior college relation com-
mittee chairman.
The couple are honey-
mooning in Puerto Vallarta
and will make their home in
Durham, N. C. where the
bridegroom will a t t e n d
Duke U n i v e r s i t y Law
School.
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Want Ads
NEWSONnlE
REMODELING FR.ONT •••
We J\llt hHrd that cur
new dairy cue that was M.11>'
poeed to anive lut Monday
waa still lo St. Lou1a on
Monday. So ••• the mill<'a
sWl in the •r ~U41 tor,
anothtt week, pla. You're.
all so nJce and patient .• ~
would we do wit.bout you
... ~wouldn't.
RED CARPET TREAT-
MENT
OR GOU> CARPET 'rnEAT·
MENT
Walls of &Old do umplious
things t o gleutln& white
dlJbes. Ever-lovin' Otigarl,
ao fill-inable with Its many
shapes and &i7.es Gel this:
5 ditterent cups and sauc-
en, the after dinner cup is
news, • demitasse and a
half • • • ioogs up to 2~
C\11l9 , • • popular Jotua
bowls, the tiniest is p-eat
for coodiment.s, the larg-
est for potato salad. Bowls,
platten, plates and lie~
dlahea go on and on . . .
Tea cups without handles,
Utile butter pat diabeJI, Ake
cups, sherbets, butterflies,
lhelll, candle hokiers, bod
va.w, stair •lellS of plats
and platten. • .
Contempo Frost • . • Ot.1-
carl'• aDl'ftr' to the mod
AP • • • Dull finilb ctm.-mon, turquoise, ll\lllllard,
and olfve comblned with
just the right amount-o1
white. The cups, bowia and
mugs, abarp looking with
stralgbt aides in the colOT,
but while inside . . • the
starter set a love for tum-
isbed apartment.a or aew
brides.
JEWEL 'IOOES
AND SERVING ~
Guild buffer server. • • •
the aame IWinitnc colon
. . . enamel coated and com-
bined wlth gold. Gn!at haJ>o
dles and lids and candles
undemeath for wanning ...
inside a good glass baking
di5h foe 1a.aagnu or cooking
what comes naturall,y • . .
Guild's stacked cannisters
put a new 11ant on flour,
sugar, tea, and coffee, or
potato chips, popcorn aad
pl"!tz.els, vying for m\Jllt·
ha ve-around-the-kitcben hcn-
oni . . • And ltlU anotht r
Linitt stack for peanuta, can
dy and pretzel.a ..•
LET YOUR
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still doing the gold wall In
housewares all lit up in new
swinginrcolor ... c.nru~
table ware by <l>min1 bu
the loYellest ruarantee
••any pkoe will be replM>
ed U It breeb, chips, cnckl
or crazes, In 3 years." Nice
. . • for thia reuoo tt ls
gradually replacing an the
dishes .In the 1hlp'1 galleys
round town. Cenlura, an-
other classic white, with or
without tilt' gold trim. has
i1pl011hed out in color too ..•
just a few pieces to mix
and match with the white
. . splattered wild yellow
dai~es OT olive~ one
big blue daisy ••• QQ.te a
new and right t~ thia mix·
mg of pure whil'e wttb color
RED WALLS PERFEX:r
FOil.FORST~
Sheer elegance In aervtng
. . . Royal Swedish stalnleu
by Gense . . . to blend or
mix &nd mBlrh with &ny fine
>lainless or evtn St\-rling
vou may alrudy own . . .
:'lfodtm pronged carv~
boards on gleammg sta.inle1s
platters . . au gratin dish-
es. gravy boat.a. serving
trays, and platters. vegeta·
ble dishes with cavers ..•
;even a cottee &ervet',
hostess right wUh matching
1 cream and 1ug1r on a
• beautiful b'ay. All of 18/8
nickel 1tainles.~ steel. the
gleam to grc:N1 rlchers
with th<' years. Stainleas
h·s come lo ill own, design-
ed for busy holteue1 w!lo
want things right, elepnt,
and bright.
Jewell deserve the red
carpet treatment too • • .
Gerber Legendary Blades
are the ~ar.i. the silver
mink of the fine NIUery cir-:
•Where you can buy a
finft player pi8Jl0.
cles . • . Sheer elegance l.n
carving or cutt.ing motion
1 : • • ii ll knife could be beau-
1 liful. rvr n ii It 11 IO 11t.rp
ii can dn>s11 out a caribou.
skin a seal. and thm shave
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Porsche \\'llh 11Unmof at
" ~a.son~bl<' prino.
• Wher't' for S2700. you cl'ln bt'r blsdrs arr . . . The
huy 11. J>' Trailer fn Bay· 1 down11tall'll HouM'warcs of
8hore Trailer Park. the G''t Shop has three other
ln00tt8t.ing ccmen too .•.
Like the gadget comer, and
the vacuum cleMer hllg cor-
ner and the <'lock comer
• If you're looking for a
Maytag Washer. there·s
11.n automatic one that
runtt Uke new for $125.
PHONE 67l-6360 FOR DBJVERY
~uue ~oob ~ejti\f tt\
'robuce
DIRECT FROM HA WAii .•• EXOTIC FLAVORED
PAPAYAS 3 FOR '1
GARDEN-FRESH. LOCALLY GROWN
SUMMER . SQUASH LB. 19-
CRISP. EXTRA-FANCY WASHINGTON WINESAP
APPLES 6 Las. '1
BOIL 'EM OR MASH 'EMI U.S. NO. I WHITE ROSE
POTATOES 5 LBS. 19-
HEINZ
HOT DOG RELISH 11 01. 4 FOR $1
HEINZ
HAMBURGER RELISH 11 Oz. 4 FOR $1
NAU,EYS
POTATO SALAD 15 Oz. 3 FOR $1
STOCK UP
FOR SUMMER! DOLE
SLICED PINEAPPLE
..
PINEAPPLE JUICE 46 0r. 4
KNUDSEN LA BON
BUTTER 1 LI. 79c
BEST FROM
HAWAII! -.
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KERN'S
GRAPE JELLY zo •L 3 .., '1
ASSORTED
FRUIT FlA VORS
DEC MONTE WHOLE NEW
POT A TOES Jo>
NABISCO
OREO COOKIES
FRENCH MARKET
COFFEE 1 ~.
5 .., '1
PILLSBURY FLOUR
47c
79c
JELLO , .. , ,_$1
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5 LIS. 4f
ALPO ALL FLAVORS
DOG FOOD 1•v, ...
ZEE BATHROOM
The
the v
Delicatessen ha a fas
domestic types, fo r euert,
KNUDSEN PINTS
conAGE CHEESE 3 ·-'1
RJCHARD'S 6ERMAN STYLE
IEER KAESE ... , ..
RASMUS SEMI-SOFT DESSERT
DANISH CAMBAIERT
DAFT SUCB>
AMlllCAN CHEESE
SWISS CHEESE
ASK roll OUR FREE CHEESE
l*:TIONARY!
Cqme Toste
Our Fine
Cheeses
Friday
ancl
Saturday
• I
CRUSTY FRENCH BREAD
POOR IOYS
ST ART THE MORNING WITH
DBJCIOUS PINEAPPLE
....
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DANISH 2 .., 2tc
11S THE SEASON FOR
HOTDOGIUNS
SPICY 6000
6.., ~c
Apple Sauca Cups 6 .., ~
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RICHAl.D'S FABULOUS
CHEESE BREAD ... 4'c 2Ac
HAVE YOU TllEO OUR OTHER 3 I
. VARIETIES OF HOME BAKED BREAD 1
4 ._11
39c
-
TISSUE J UACD $1 .THURS. F~
PHOJf)GRAPH STEMS
AND PIECES
BRANDYWIE
MUSHROO"'S
4 01. 4 FOR $1
•
ZEE TROPIC TONE
NAPKINS " Ct.
<tanblJ etjo~
WEEKEND SPECIAL
SWEDISH PEPS CANDIES
DELICIOUS AFTER DINNER OR 79,.
ANYTIME FOR QUICK ENER6YC. P LL IA5
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Collection
GARTH C ..
TOM
LO Rf
ROBI
• Wht>r<' I~ liit 11 rleluxe
'W A I n u I Medile'l'Tanf'&Jl
bf>dr()t)m 11uitP for sale.
• Wht'r<' Ill h11y 11 \Vedltf'·
wood gas range. l-b11mc.-r.
r"Op!X'rtOl\4> lha t' s brand
nPW fOt' $95-
" 42~ Market
OPEN DAILY 9-7 SUNDAY 9-b OPEN DAILY 9-6 SUNDAY 1 1~ OPEN DAILY 9--b SUNDAY 11~ OPH
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A y PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 22-23-24 OPEN EVERY MORNING AT 9 A.M. For your shopping
pie.sure ...
org•n serenades
by Bemice F1y
MAR"ET
RT BLVD. AT THE ENTRANCE TO LIDO ISLE
....... ~uut lJoob t}ejtitutl
'~ e
The fun way to learn about cheese is to eat itl
the varieties on special this weekend, Richard 's
1a a fascln•ting selection of the finest imported and
essert, for cooking, or for interesting party snacks.
RICHARD'S SHARP CHEDDAR
3 *-'1 TILLAMOOK .... SI.JO 79c L•
RICHARD'S
MONTEREY JACK 79cu
DBJCIOUS IMPORTED
GOUDA CHEESE ,. ..
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WELCOME TO OUR NEWLY
DECORATED BAVARIAN·
LOOK KAFFEE·HAUS!
MONDAY Polish Sausage ond
Rt at
RICHARD'S TOP OF 1HE GRADE USDA CHOICE
RUMP ROAST '?~E
BONB.ESS
RUMr ROAST
STR~TIN>ER
ROUIDSTEIK
RICHAIDS TONIAVOI ' SWISS STEIK 79¢LB.
~DER CUIES
BEEF STEW
2..U.. IO>CES FROZIH
HAMBURGER PATIIES
RJOiARD"S OWN SPECIAL Rf:OPE
MEAT LOAF ~~~N
COMPLETE SEUCTION OF USDA "PRIME" BEEF .AND
EXOTIC SEAFOOD FOR INTERESTING SUMMERTIME
MEALS. '
MINUTE MAI> FROM FLORIDA
ORANGE JUICE 12 OZ. 6 FOR $1
MINUTE MAID
ORANGE JUICE 6 oz. 3 FOR $1
,
I
Sauerh~ut
al! TUESDAY Bockwurst in Wine Souce ond
.,.. German Po+oto Salad
WEDNESDAY Souerbroten Meatbans GEN GIANT SALE !
ond Red Cobbage
THURSDAY German Sandwich (Knockwurst
ond Sauerkraut on Rye
FRIDAY Stuffed Cobboge
SA TU RDA Y Knodwurst ond Germon
Pototo Solod
PLUS OUR REGULAR LUNCHEON
PLATES, SANDWICHES, AND SALADS
WE'RE OP!N EVERY DAY
FROM 9 TO 5
··EXHIBIT -
IN THE PATIO
JRS. FRI. SAT. JUNE 22-23-24
GRAPHERS OF NEWPORT BEACH
Collection of representative works by
·ARTH CHANDLER TOM COOPER
TOM COOPER TOM JONES
LORRIE HUFF BOB WALKER
ROBERT EMERSON WILLIS
MEXICORN 10 e&. 4 fer $1
In latter Sauce
SPINACH 11 ea. 4 fer '1
in Mter S.uce
NllLETS
CREAM CORN 10 ... 4 fer '1
·swanson Entrees"
FRIED CHICKEN av1 0i. 39¢
SAUSIURY STEAK s112 Cb. 39¢
TURKEY 91/2 0i. 39¢
llf oUJtr eljolJ
FUCHSIA PLANTS IN BLOOM
HUSKY UPRIGHT VARIETIES IN ALL SHADES
NICELY BRANCHED I~ 4" POTS 48¢ EA.
FOR INSTANT PATIO COLORI
~M.l~ Rower Shop ANTHONY'S SHOE REPAIR IAY OF1BS
OPEN DAILY 9-6 CLOSED SUNDAY
I
MON.-FR I. 9-5:30 SAT. 9-5 MON.-FRI. 8:30-6 SAT. 8:30-5
, ,. '
Couple Plan
To Marry
In Tustin
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mac-
Cartney of Costa Mua have
announced the engagement
of their daugbt« Jan Mac-
Cartney to Rob J . Was ot
Tustin.
, The couple plan an Aug.
19 wedding in St. Cecilia's
Church, Tustin.
'riie bride-elect is a grad-
uate ol Oarlmont H i g h
Scbool. Belmont, aod attend-I
ed Oal Poly at San Luis I
Obispo. She ·was the 1966
Orange Coast College Rodeo •;;.·11.~.~·~~
Q\¥eD. L ~,;,:;.::..Jll~;,-..~-
JAN MKCARTNEY
Brid•to-be
Her fiance, son of Mr. aoo Mrs. C. P. F. w~ of
The Hague, The Nether-
lands, was graduated from
St. Aloyisius C.Olleg : in The -.--------
Hague and attended Hope
O>Uege, H o 11 and. Mich,
and Santa Ana C.OUege.
~
Flower Rug
Women
Honored
1 By AAUW :.
Two past presidents of
the Newport-Costa M e s a I
Bnmcb, American Associa-I
tion of University Women,
were etvea special recocnl·
tion by area members at u. llJdnl luncheon.
Mn. Donald S a m I 1 ol
C o a t a Mesa a n d Mrs.
Thomae Pickering of New-
port Beach each had her
name affixed to branch con-
tributions of $500 from the •
branch to the national fel·
lowsrup program.
Last year, the national
AAUW u sed its contribu-
tions of nearly $500,000 to
award 100 fellowships to
American aid foreign wom-
en for post doctoral studies .
Mn. S a m i s also h a s
served her group in other
capacities including public·
ity chairman, world prob·
lems chainnan and com-
m unity af ratrs chairman.
Mrs. Pickering has been a
leader in the Vagabonds in·
terest group of the AA UW
and tbi& year served as
ticket cbairmal1 f OI' the 1 n-
temational Buffet by which
the branch rals-1 $1,100 for
fellowships.
Betrothal
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C.
Peart ot Costa Mesa have
anncnmced Ile engagement
of their daughter, Marty
~art to Roger Sprinkle.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Sprinkle of Garden Grove.
The betrothed are both
juniors at the University of
the Pacific, Stockton, and
are majoring in pharmacy.
1'he troth also was revealed
at the beuedict-elect's fra.
ternity, Phi Delta Chi.
Mils Peart was graduated
Crom Taft High School,
Woodland m&, and her fi-
ar!C9 is an alwnnus of Gar·
den Grove IDgh School.
No date bas been set for
the wedding.
LOCAL
No other new1peper tellt you
more, every cley, abo11t whef 1
9oin9 on In the 9rHter
Ore119e Co .. t th•n the DAILY
"LOT.
Crochet a g-ay flower rug
of 4 strands of cotton or
rags to brighten any room.
QUICK-crochet area rug
combines shell-stitch, single
crochet. Use 3 colors or 2
tones plus unbleached cot·
ton. Pattern 7470: rug direc-
tions.
F IFTY CENTS lcoin6) for
each pattern -add 15 cents
for each pattern for !int·
class malling and special
handling. Send to A I i c e
Brooks, the DAILY PILOT,
J~ Needlecraft Dept .. Box
163, Old Olelsea Station,
New York, N.Y. 10011. Print
N•me, Addre11, Zip, Pat·
tern Number.
2.10 MOST BEAUTIFUL
NEEDLF.cRAFT DESIGNS
in new 1967 Needlecraft Cat·
alog! 2 free patterns, kn it.
crochet fashions, everything
25 cel'l'ts.
Sensational. new value'
Book or Prize AFGHANS
has 12 complete pattern~.
Beginner-easy knit. crochet
50 cents.
Museum Quilt Book 2 -
complete patterns for 12 su-
perb American quilts. 50
~.
Bargain! Quilt Book l -
16 complete patterns. 50
.cents.
Eastern Star
Harbor Star Chapter 5611.
OrdeT al the Eastern Star
m~ts at 8 p.m. every Se<:·
ond and fourth Tuesday in
the Masonic Temple .. 1401
15th St., Newport Beach.
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U.S. NO. 1, WHITE ROSE
PO.TATOES
c!~~s. 3~
SWEET 5 BERMUDA C
ONIONS •
ITALIAN OR SUMMER .. -SQUASH
2 lbs. 2tc ·
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Wednesday, June 21, 1%7
.
DAILY PILOT :Jj.
' .
. con AGE ' CHEES~
FOREMOST
ONE POUND CARTON
BUTT·ER
IUFFET CAN
s~ 27¢ s~iE 53¢
SUNSHINE
Cinnamon Grahams
;.::~ ............... 29¢ .
... • "'It. •
tJlaY'S-Whole P•r Sh... 303 Can
.IOMA TOES 5 FOR -.
UlaY'S-Whole KerMJ-12 0L
WESTERN
BAR M
STYlE
TRI
BULK
STYLE • HICKORY
SMOKED
KRAFT CRACKER BARREL
...
lb.
S1HREDDED a . ' 11
CHEESE .. :
lllODll FOOD
. DELAWARE--6 Oi CAN
PUNCH ............. 6 FOR '1
JOHN'S PIZZA
CHEESE .. ~~. ~ .. ~......... 53¢ ·
SAUSAGE .. ~~.~· ....... ~ 69¢
GREEN GIAMT
PEAS 10 OL pkg.
MIXED VEGET AB~ES 10 S:.
~ MEXICORN 10 Oz. Pkg.
SPINACH 10 Oz. Pkg.
NIBLETS
Choice
Your
10 Ot. Pkg.
4:•1
,
ORN INS=· 5 ... ..
TENDERIZED BEEF
CUBE STEAKS
USDA CHOICE-BONELESS
ROUND STEAK
USDA CHOICE-CENTER CUT ..
. RO•D ... " "' .. .
STEAK
',£
; I lb.
IAR M-WESTERN STYLE WIENERS:~~
~ MAYER-12 Oz. Smokies
'LINK SAUSAGES
, USDA CHOICE-THICK CUT
·SWISS STEAK
49~
59:.
79~
LACHl9UrTA
"TORTILLAS
CORN
WEEKEND
SPECIAL PRfcE
. IAR M-WESTERN STYLE-Mix or Match
'
!~'=TEo LUNCHEON MEATS
• All Meat Bologna-Pickl• Pimento
• Cotto S1l1ml , 5 9 e RO«Mo Lo1f c
• HHd ChMse
• Dutch Loaf I~
e Bar.1-Q Lo.f
. . USDA CHOfCE
RUMP ROAST 79~
'
GROUND BEEF r
AtESH,
LE.AN
SPECIAL
LOW
PRICE
YOUNG
AND
TENDER
'
lb.
lb.
PRICES EFFECnvi:
THURS.·FRl.-SA T •• SUN.
JUNE 22-23-24-25
WE GIVE
BLUE CHIP
STAMPS
COSTA MESA
ANAHEIM
PLACENTIA
WE GIVE
BLUE CHIP
STAMPS
• 19th and Placefttla
• 1150 N. East St.
• 710 W. Chapman
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:JJ DAILY PILOT Wtdnesdly, June 21, 1%7
News of Coast Servicemen
2nd Lt. ReuW L Jeqee.
25l 10n of Mn. Audrey Jes-
. see, 111 27tb Sl, Newport
Belich, WU COlllftdll1olle
on graduation from Trau-
portatlon Officer Candidate
Scboo1 at Ft. EOltll, Va.
Pvt. William F. Med191,
21, son of Mr. and Mra.
Calvin P. Meetlnl, 2980 Alta
Laguna,· baa ~ a
med1cal spectanst COQrM at
the Army Medlcal Tralnln& Center, Ft. · Sam HoUJton,
. Tex.
Marine Pvt Rebert M.
G~a. Jr., son of Mn.
Maxine E. Gates, 312 W.
Joann SL, Costa Mela, and
Marine Pvt. Gary E. wt.
DH, aon of Mr. and Mn.
Alvin T. WlJIDm, ma Cin-
dy Lane, Huntlqtoa Beach, have campllted four _..
ol IDdlftlaal ...,. tnbt-
ing at ~ pesdetcw.
They DOW' t.ee four weea
ol speclalllt tnil*JC.
Seaman Becru1t Bellert
D. Coele1, USN, IOD of Mr.
and Mn. Paul Roy Cogley,
8521 Glalgow Circle, Hunt-
ington Buch, ia undergotnc
nine week.I of baaic train-
ing at San Diego.
LL (junior gnide) Jama
H. CufteW Jr., USNR, IOll
of Mr. and Mn. Jame1 B.
Canfield, 2112 Del Mar A.,. ••
Costa Meta, bu returned
to Long Beach from VW..
nam u a crewman 8board
the dock landing ablp m;.,
Carter IWL The Carter
Hall spent Hvell and a half
months off Vietnam.
Marine Pfc. Nldtelu F.
Champloa, IOD of Mr. and
Mn. Nicbo• J. Q.lmplcm.
3016 College Ave., Costa
Mesa, iJ atatimed at Da
Nang, Vietnam, with the
3rd EJgbt-lncb Howitzer Bat-
tery, 11th Marine Reg1ment,
1st M.arlne DtviJioa. T b 1
unit pl"O'rida indirect artil-
lery mpport for the dlvi-
sion 's infantry units.
USAF M-Sgt. Jama J .
AvW.fm Bok•*'• Mate Alnnm Apprentice J• A.
Camlllt, USN, 10D of Mr.
and Mn. A. A. Onn!Do,
9801 Villa ~ Drive,
Hw·~ Bwh. ii In ,...,._,~ N.J .. ell'Gll.t
in the f>..trvy'I A'ftdoa Bo9t..
....Wt Mm Sdloll.
He will be .._ 6e • er.-. 1114 "* . } de" of ainnft ... d+c IDd re·
Cl1fW1 .,...... ulld abcm'd
aircraft antera.
~ E1ecUician naa ..... Mldaad J .
Jlat7a, USN, 8llD of Mr.
ID4 Mn. _,.._ E . Runyen,
17271 WDd n.. Lane, Hunt-
1n&tae 8-dl, ii in Viet-
Dml eentac wtDl Navy M~
bde Oomtructbi Battalion
3.
TUFIED KING-SID ENSEMB1 E
by sl&o1s 1119!.!n
COMPLETE WITH llDDING
SIMMONS' IONUS INSIMm llld Ju Ki"9 la.
Metal Frame • Foam Matt.... P.d • Percole fillM
Sheet • Percale Tep Sheet • Olton ........ • C'2)
......_ Piiiows and (2) Pillew C.... .•. AU. ICING
SIZI, of counel
'
Tobia. whoee wife, Marguer-
ite, is the daugbtc' of Mn.
Chal'les Jobman, 1522 Mer·
ion Way, Seal Beach, bu
been decoraUd with the
Bronze SW medal at Vlnh
Long Army AirfteJd. Viet-
nam, for meritorioUI serv-
ice in operationl apiut
the Viet Cong. The aergeant
is a weather teclmlc:lan at
Vinh Lone.
'!be blUlaliom receotly
CCIGllJleted relenher train-'.QUILTED KING-SIZE ENSEMBLE
USAF Capt. Bldsard F.
~lchardt. IOll of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward F. Reicbllrdt,
14862 Harper st., Midway
City, has been presented a
Military Aircraft Command
safe flying award at Eglin
AFB, Fla., in recognition
or 5,00> hours of aecident-
free flying. He flies HC-130
Hercules aircraft used for
airlifts.
Marine 2nd Lt. F1oyd W.
Hunter ID, son of Mrs. Er-
win S. de Mosckonyi, 345
Cherry Tree Lane, Newport
Beach, was commissioned
after completing the offi·
cer's candidate course at
the Marine Corps Schools,
Quantico, Fla.
Marine Lance Cpl. Ro~
ert J. Thompson, son of
Mrs. R. w. Othmer. :ms
Minuteman Way, Cost a
Mesa, has reported aboard
the New River Marine Corps
Air Facility, Jacksonville,
N. C. He is assigned to
Marine Observation Squad-
BS Degrees
Won by Six
Six Hunti.ngton Beach res·
idenCi' were among the 160
candidates w h o received
degrees from West Olast
University in commeoce-
ment exercises r~ntly.
Dr. Victor Elconi.n uni-
versity presideM, conierred
the badlelor ol science de-
gree upon Cllarles W. Mox-
ley, 10160 Harron Circle ·
DougJas W. Buckler, t609i
Fantiasia Lane; Tony E.
Broyles, 6182 Shields Drive ;
Rai98 Barkley, 4621 Rhap-
sody Drivt!; Ralph J . Mor-
rO'W Jr., 16362 Hollywood
Lane, and Bob Dtomarticb,
6202 Hooker Drive.
West Coast Uruversity is
accredited as a senior de-
gree-gJ'anting institution. It
has undergraduate centers
in Lo6 Angeles and Orange,
and a graduate center in Los I
Angeles.
ron I, Mari n e Aircraft ----------
Group 26. the largest hell-~-------... copter group in the Marine
Corps.
Paul E. Bandy Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.
Bundy, 2052 Pomona, Costa
Mesa, has been promoted to
airman first class. Airman
Bundy is an air freight spe·
dallst at Tainan AB, Spain.
If SUI! l'MIS SEAL
1.$ ON YOUI NIW AUTO
All CONDITIOta
by ENGLANDER
C'""/'lde Wilh Bedding!
514995
NICI ,_,
INCWDIS J:I:li1_~
INGlANDll I 0 N US IN5IMILI i..
cl~ ICift9 Siu Metal F-. • ,_
Mottreu rod • r.rc.ai. fittM Sheet •
re~ale Top Sheet• O"-llcmket • (2)
1e1ster rm ... -4 12> "'le• c-
• • • All KING SID. .t eMnel
TWIN-SIZE
SPECIAL!
INCLUDES
MATTRESS & BOX sr•CS .
omo.nPE FUil SiZE
• StMchil s..i,.. en ~Type
~ ................
IOTH PIECES ..•••• : .•59t1
U . Tlmmotlly B. Craw-
ford, 26. '1812 O>rnwall
Drive, Huntington Beach,
was presented UN! Air
Medal and a meritorious ci-
tation at Los Alamitos Na-
val Air Station for service in
Southeiast Asia.
ro• "'IOVllt" OM/ITU
COM,011 'flfOIMA HCI
su l'liOHt nuow rt.Ou
rot ntHt MNIU,ACnltHS
A.I.A. ntOfQUll'
Complete Only ... s3995
SALE PRICES EFFEOIVE AT ALL 3 STORES
U . Crawford was releas-
ed from active duty wt No·
CLAIDY MAllC IV
IA TON NORDIC
ratGllCIHO VOIHADO
vember after servini with ---------•
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11130 A.M. to 9130 P.M. MON. ~ru ftl.
9:30A.M. to 7130 P.M . SATURDAY
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COlta Meta. ad 2Dd Ll Tb9y will-DOW-receive wt Air TralnbtC ......,,
KerrJ P. Lllee. 1IO'I ~ four weeks of apec1aUst -windl Lane, New po r t Seamm AJJlnntb Alu treiDing before• being ~,......, Beach. were commtpioned siined to their tint unit.I. oc ;\._..•, USN, IOD ol
on gradu.ting from Off1cer Mt. IDd Mrs. Kirt W. Ain-
Ttainlnc School at Laclrl•nd AvWkln ADtl . IUbmariDe cham, iao Rooenelt tane,
AFB, Tex. W.wfare Tedmlcian 3. C. Laguna Buels, Muter auet
Lt. Flaber lJ be1ac U· Frat ... Keever. USN, IOll ~opu)lloamu ~ E. ........ ~ lld. IL
aigned to Randolpb AFB, of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. w..... USN, 10D ol llra. Kai& 8. ltM, .. ti
Tex.,. for pllot tralninC and ~. _, E. ~' Glaldya A,. w.-211 TWrd ---Mr . .a Ill& II. A. Mdlr-
Lt. Luce to TyntWl AFB, Balbaa. ball oompleted the st., Hunttncta Beach, boaa Dlllll ..... 'C. .... -. .. Via Udt lllllt Fla.; for tralnlnc a1 a ~ aviMkm anti • aulJIMrine took part in n ....,..lhionl Jr .. tJ1N1L."?11ii·t1·-.. Ls-Newpart Bwla. bll ~
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Marine Reaerv• ltl Lt
Tbomu P. BenJ, IOll of
Mr. aod Mn. Melwoed A.
Berry, 501 Cliff Drive, New-
port Bead!, baa earned' h1I
L3tb and 14th +Jr Medal
while IM!!'Vl.ng with Medium
Helicopter Squadron 26S, lit
Marine Air Wtnc bated near
Da Nang, Vietnam.
His squadron provides
helicopter traftlPC)l't ol per-
sonnel and cargo dwing
lhip-to-abcn movement.
Electrlc:ialt'a Mate 2. C.
Rldwd P. LayiR, USN,
son of Mr. and Mn. Rich-
ard P. Layton, ol Hunting-
ton Beach, was one ol four
crewmen of the hospital
ship USS Repose chosen by
their shipmates to repre-
sent them ln Sydney, Aus-
tralia. at the commemora-
tion of the battle of the
Coral Sea.
Petty Offieer Layton made
the trip to Austral.la aboard
the combat support lhlp
USS Sacramento and WU
the ,._ ol the AUltrallan
coveniiDiilt durinc tbt cele-
bnticlll.
H~ Apprentice
Dane G. DUlbl, USN, IOD
of Mrs. Danetta Bowman,
19'l92 Cindy Lane, Hunting-
ton Beach, has completed
the basic Hospital C«ps
School at the Sen Diego
Naval Hospital.
USAF Sgt. Relaad E.
Marcia, son ol Mrs. Anna
March, 2060 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mela, WU commend-
ed by bia cunmlllding otn-
cer for the ~e be bUed
for the <ledJceltion of t be
MARS 9lation bue in Vie~
nam. The sergeant is a cook
and baker in 63'7tb Servicet
Sq\lack'on.
Marine Pfc Jolua A. Ball
Jr., 100 ol Mr. and Mn.
Jobn A. Ba1l Sr., 2173 Mey-
er P\ace, Cocta Mela, WU
involved in ftlbtinc darinC
a 11--sweep ~ the area just 90IJth of Da Nang,
Vietnam, u part ol "Oper-
ation Union 1L" The Leatb-
ernecb lril1ed more than
600 oC the enemy in the ac-
tion.
Pfc. Ball is a member of
the 2nd Battalion, 5th Ma-
rine Regiment, 1st Marine
Division.
Airman LafTJ D. S&ewart
of Garden Grove, • former
student at Orange Coast
College, has been selected
for technical traDng at
Chanute AFB. Ill., as an
aircraft weapons specialiJt.
He reeenUy completed buic
training at Ladrland AFB,
Tex.
Seaman 'llmotby R. Tack·
er. USNR, aon ol Mr. and
Mrs. Cyrus M. Tucker, 317
Irvine Ave.; Seame Alaa
B. Gordon, USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald .M Gor-
don. 600 E. 15th SL. Fire-
man Apprentice Rldaard B.
Holloway, USN. son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Holloway.
2006 Highland Drive, all ol
Newport Beach, and Ma-
chinist Mate 3.C. Thomas
L. Dolbee, USN, son of Mrs.
K. C. West, 910 W. Willol1
St., Costa Mesa, are aenr-ing aboard the support car-
rier USS KeanM"ge, cur-
rently in Long Beacb.
The 41,QOO.ton sbJp rt·
cenUy returned from anti·
submarine warfare exer-
cises off California.
Boatswain's Mate Sea-
man Apprentice WlWam C.
Flanagan Jr., USN, son of
Mr. and Mn. William C.
Flallagan, 10061 CUtty Sert
Drive, Huntington Beach,
end Seaman Jold L. Co-
vaalt, USN, son o( Mn. W.
I. Covault. 123 E. 18th St.,
Costa Me&a. have returned
to San Diego aboard the at·
tack airmnt caJTler USS
Ticonderoga after an eight·
month deployment to the
Gulf of Tonkin.
During the deployment
the carrier made more than
11,700 combat IOl'lies. It was
the Ticooderogia'a third de-
ploymert in tbt Vietnam
confllct.
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td four week& ol tndivtdu&l 5922 E•nger Ave., at Sprt'")Clale, Huntington Beach
.A.jox liquid Cleaner •M>1 oomr .. 41c
Polmoli•t liquid O.tergel'll 110 11n • .. .. 35<
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17950 MCICjnolia, Fountain Valley
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Chips Not Limited to t;)ips
Add 'Fresh Appeal '
P~ ddi>I can pat mw
life into matl1 dd itandard
dish11. They add fr.ti ap-
peal to w hat c6arwile ·•
nUgtJt be a humdrum meal.
Here Jn several recipe•
using potato chlpe for In·
terest. .
VEGETABLE ClllP
CASSEROLE
1 large pKbge potato
chipt, crwbed
6 slices t>.con, fried Clilp,
cnunbled
1 can mulhroom. 10UP
1 in CUIJI ll'at.d American
Ol' cheddar cbMM ,,,, teupooa blact pepper
1 poClld p'OGM ... bronl4 .
1 pound can -dola UnieI ccn. draJoed
1 pound C8l1 alloed carrota
dra1ned
· · Elegant
£'--......_. this-elesantJy de-
signed jacket to 'ft8I' on
coo; Summer evenlngs.
Light, lacy, elegant!
Pineapples stand out llPlftlt
shell-stttdt. Very euy to
crochet With 3-ply flnc.-ing-
yarn. Pattern 7082: mes
32 to 48 incl.
FIJITY CENTS ( cotna) for
each pattern -add 15 centa
for eadlitteni for first· class m · ·ng and sr>eclal
handllnc. Send to Ai l c •
Brook.I, the DAILY PIIm,
105 Needlecraft Dept., Box
163. Old Chelsea Station,
New York. N.Y. 10011. Print
Name, Addrea, t.lp, Pat.-
tern Number.
210 MOST BEAtmP'UL
NEE DLECRAFT DESIGNS
in new 1987 Needlecraft Ca~
alog! 2 free patterns, knit.
crochet fuhlons, everythlna
25 cents.
Sen11atlonal, new value!
Book of Prize AFGHANS
has 12 complete pattern!'!.
Beginner.easy knit , crochet.
50 cenls.
Museum Quilt Book 2 -
M mpl<.'lC pattern~ (Or 12 SU·
µcrb American quilts. 50
tents
l1ar~a1n' Quill Rook I -
16 l'Omplrtr ru11trrn~ fl()
t Pr.I~
one.
CBit'KEN AND an:PS
CAS8EROLE
4 large "Mcbft brutta.
preferably but not neces-
aarily boned
1 cup mayonnaile
1 package dehydrated Oii·
ion soup
5 Ollpl potato cbipt ( erash
3 cups coarsely and 2
cups fine)
1 can (1~ ounoe1) beef
bouillon ( thlctened with
2 tablespoom ftoor)
GnMe an b10 bU:iDg
dh!ll, wttb cieo ar oil.
8prtntle ult ml pepper
on <*lctea llibtJ1. Do not
onr do it. DredC9 chicken
l:reutl in Dl&)'OllD&iH,
coaUaC wen.
Put the two cupe flnely
cruabed potato chipa 1n pa·
per t.g, put oae breast at a
time In the Net. abake
well until .ch ii wen coat-
ed.
Arrance the three cups of eoarsel1 C'l'Ulbed chips in
the boUom ol the baking
dllb. S1JrinkJe w I t b de-
b,.nted onion soup. T b e n
pour the tbicbned boulllon
over tlda.
1n 0'9'8C and cqcik 30
at -de11'9es. ,,.. ... c:Mck• O'nlr
Md eaot 30 mtaut.. mare.
Serves four.
FISB 'N an:PS
1 can (7 OWlCel) aolid
PICked. li&bt meat tuna
1 OM (10. ou.nceJ) c:reaJr . mUlhroom IOtlP
3 trtiapom11 llDall EDI
1 1:.:r.: alz.ed packaat Pot* cb.lpt (~
~ 3ouncea)
l dab butter or oleo
Grease canerole (about
one quart stze) llgbtly with
butter Gr oleo.
O'umble (liabtly -Dot
too ftDr) llbout one 'n1f of
the sack of potato dUpe and
line bottom and tidel ol ca. Mrole with. them. .
Drain oil from tmsa. Place
in bow! and brMt up 1bor-ouctil1 wWl • fort. Drain
off any rematnt• ail.
Add faJl can ol maJbroom
soup to tuna. Mix th<rOQ&b·
ly.
Add the three tabletp00ns
Eogllab ~ (>eal to mixture.
Mix lla1rt11.
Pour mixture Jnto cuaer-
ole. eov.. with remalnder
of cblpe, broken up finer if
desired.
Place in pNbeated 325 de-
gree• oven for about 15 min-
utes.
and Vegtables Tuna
Combine
\
Flavorfully
W.ann weather ooob who
are on tbe lootout for main
d.iJbes that may be cooked
on top of the ranee may
be lnterelted to try tbh
..., combination.
Inspired by Japanese Cui·
alne, it teama tuna with
aucb a good comblnlltion o{
freab vepUblel aa carrot,
ecallion. celery and lpln-
-. Canned bamboo lbooea an added, too, and they
help to make the diah ln-
terelting.
Steamed rice ii ol CCMD"M
a fine M:COmpanlment for
this akillewtyle tuna and
vegetable combinatJoo.
TUNA AND VEG!.IABLES
'I• cup butter or margar-
ine
1 cup thinly sliced carrots
I cut an 2 inch lengths)
1 cup diagonally sliced
i1callions
1 rup diaJtonally sliced
cell'ry
2 c-an.<; ll'ach 7 ouncer;)
solid white m•t tuna.
drained and broken Into
chlDW
1 cu (5 OUDCel) alieed
bamboo lboob, drained
'I• tMlpoon aalt
'It teupoon monosodium
glutamate
Y• cup dry aberTY
1 ve1etable bouillon cube
diaaolved in 1" cup bot
water v, pound spinach, kntfe-
abredded coanely
Hot cooked rice
Soy aauce
In a large skillet over
moderately low beat, melt
the butter; add carrots.
scallions and celery: cook
unUI crisp-tender
Add tuna, bamboo shoots. I seasonings. sherry and bo u-
illon: simmer. uncovered .
ror about :t minutes : add
spinach and s1plmer. cov-
ered. for about 2 m inut~s
~rve with hot rirc and
soy i1aurr. Makl'l' 4 srrv
lnl!!ll
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Wednesday, June 21 1967 DAILY PILOT f •J 1
No Wilting 'With Season
~enu Idea Efferves ces
Summerdme s up p er 1y), brown sugar, corn-
starch, vinegar, preserved
gtnger and remaining in tea·
spoon 1alt; blend evenly.
Cook, stirring constanUy,
unUl thick and clear. Pour
2 cups sauce over drained
ribs.
Return to oven ; coot Ull-
W ribs are ~. ~ to
45 minutes, turning several
times. Add sliced peaches
to remainlng sauce. Heat
and pour over rtbe.
tnenUJ tend to wilt as the
bot mootbs drag on. Sweet
'n Sour Root Beer Ribs, a
tantal.Wne main dish, is the
recipe t.o try during Na-
tional Root Beer Week, June
13-24, and continue making
ail season long. ...------------------. 'Ille tangy flavor at these
ribl ts complemented by a
1ealiad at greens and tiome-
toee. Baked potatoes and a
fresh c o o k e d vegetable
round out the meal. . .
SWEET 'N SOUR, ROOT
BEER RIBS
2 12-ounce containers root
beer
4 to 5 pounds gpareribs
(about 6 servings)
2 ~spoons salt
1 can (1 pound) sliced
peaches ·
Yl cup (packed) brown
sugar v, cup cornstareb v, cup vineg.ar
3 tablespoons chopped ~
served giner
Cut r ibs into 3 to 4 rib
portions. Place in shallow
baking pan. Sprinkle with
1 % teaspoons saJt. C o v e r
with aluminum foil, CTimP·
ing it se<:urely to edges of
pan. Bake in moderate ove n
(375 degrees F.) 1 hotr. Un·
cover; drain otf drlit~!· While ribs '1'e g,
prepare sauce. Drain peach-
es; aave l)'nll>. Combine
peecb 11?1JP, root beer (tlow
DAILY PILO T
FOOD
SECTION
Chefs Answer
Of Backyard
Call
Grill
Don an apron, grab a
long-handled fork and head
fo r tJ1e backyard g ill -
this is the season for cook-
ing ouWoors'
For the outdoor grill,
choose meats which you or-
dinarily broil indoors: sir·
loin, club, T-bone and cube
steaks, ground beef patties,
franks, ham slices, p o r k
dlopl, lamb <:bops. bacon
stripe, lliced canned lunch·
e<>n meat. bologna, slice
liver sausage or summ1
sausage.
When the fire has bum
down to a glowing bed •
coals. lay the meat aero
the grill just aa though ·
were thie oven broiling ra< .
Most outdoor chefs pre r
to turn t:be meat only on P
~ twice during cooking a · ::J
to salt and pepper it at the
eod o{ th9 cookiDC time.
Hills Bros
Electric Perk Grind f
Made especially .. /
for electric percolato~s.
Brews better coffee than
with any other grind!
't I 967 H 9 C . INC Head f <) r t h < • H i 11 ~ ! .
f '•J DAILY. ,U.OT WedntsdlJ, JLlllC 21, 1%7
SwediSh Cuisine
Crepes Add Extra lo Ordinary
Light. airy Swedish pan·
cakes filled w1th juicy straw-
berTies and topped with
strawberries'n cream i c e
cream and strawberries. In·
vite your neigbbon over for
bnmcli this weekend. and
delight them with tllil de-
licious and unusual ltnw-
bsTy 1reat.
CREPE.1 FRAGARJA'
<St11wllen'J Pueuee)
2 eaa
1 cup light cream
in cup sifted flour
1 teaspoon sugar
1 trasPoon fall
1 packa'le frozen straw-
berries
1 quart sta-awbemes 'n
cream ice creram
Thaw package ol frozen
strawberries.
Beat ... ~ llDOOth
M¥l add ~ Sift kl flour
ad edd IUllr IDd all
Beat until amoc6' wi9l n>-
t.y beater. Let WW
It.ml tor two ~ until lt
thickens. Helt triddle or
skillet, butt« llgbtly.
Be.t batter once again ;
Dilled Beans Good Teammate
use two tablespoons of bat·
ter for each pancake. Roll
pancakes and keep wwm m!
oven -(300 degrees). Makes1
1 dozen 5" pancakes. I When ready 111> serve, un-
roll pancakes mid place 3
tablespoons ol stzawberrles
in each pancake. BMoll
Md .-nDge OD ~. fir·
mJtDag q» wMb ldtiorwl
ICn1t1>erriel.
Serve pmcates w l t b
Jf:Nwberriel 'D cnaJD Ice
cream scoop1. Simp(J place
9COOPS in souffie caps and
serve oo platter.
Piquant Flavor Intriguing
Dilled Beans with Swed-
ish Meat Balls is the an-
swer for those drop-in sum-
mer guests. It ts as handy
as your kitchen shelf, and
yet so navorfully dllierent,
that everyone will want your
secret.
The secret is dilled green
beans. slringless. straight
cut Blue Lake variety, pi-
quantly flavored with dilJ
and subtle spi~. Sen·e
them as a side dish or a
salad in their on liquid,
hot or cold, decorated with
apple slices or biU! of pimin·
to.
As a main dish, borrow a
trick from the Swedish
"kocks" and team dilled
green beans with Swedish
meal balls in a rich, dell·
cate sauce. Decorate your
chafing djsh 0r casserole
with a rl.ng ol smaU whole
carrots, or overlapping
slices of party beets for a
i:plash o( color. then let the
J?UC'sls arrive.
Greet them with steaminR
<'ups of Kona or Colombian
roffce. H temperc:tures are
soa ring, ice and serve with
hlobs of whipped cream,
pC'ppercd with a <id~h of cin·
namon · su)!ar If you're
r<'alh caught <;hor1. drr<;<;-11r anrl rl1st1ni:iush leftover
han1 with <hllr<I grrrn b4>an<;
that provide the base f0r a
creamy cheese sauce. Toast
tips, rice or noodles provide
the bulk that stretches dilled
bean~ eureka from family to
crowd size.
DILLED BEANS WITH
SWEDISH MEAT BALLS
4 tableapoom butter
3 tabJespooM fresh onion,.
chopped
1 cup fresh bread crumbs
l cup heavy cream
1 303 can dilled beans,
drained (reserve liquid)
l1/4 pounds beef, ground or
% pound beef. l/• pound
veal, ¥.. pound pork,
ground
1 egg
2 tablespoons flour
Salt and freshly ground
pepper, to taste
MEAT BALLS
Mell half of the butter 12
tablespoons) iu large skil·
let and saule onion until
transparent. Mix ~ the
cream ( 1h cup) with half the
bean liquid. Soak bread
crumbs in this mixturt u.ntil
weU moistened. Add mecit ,
egJ?, onion, salt and pepper;
mix well. Shape into balls
about 1 loch in diameter and
roll in flour. Melt remaininJ!
butter 12 teaspoons) in
skilkt anrl brown meat rv·
rnl' over medium heal
Shakr pan continuously to
makr hall~ hold th<>1r s118pe
Remove meat balls lo serv·
ing dish and keep warm In
oven. Servet 4-6. •
SAUCE Com~ rem•lnlng cream
( ~ cup) with remaining
bean liquid and mix with
fluor. Stir CJ'&dually into pan
ju.ices. Salt and pepper to
taste. Add dJlled beans and
11lmrner 3-4 minutes; pour
over meat balls. Serve over'
rice. Season with caraway
seeds and capers, if deaired.
DILLED BEANS EUREKA
10 ounce sharp cheddar
cheese
3 tablespoons nour
y, teaspoon sa It
1 303 can (2 cUps) dilled
beans, drained (reserve
liquid)
1 large ham steak, cut in
bite size chunks or 2
cups left over ham
chunks
Toast, rice or-troodles
Melt cheese in double boil-
er. Mix flour and salt with
liquid rrom beans. Add ro
melted cheese and stir until
thick. Serve piping liot
over triangles of toast, rice
or noodles. Serves 3 -t.
Raisin Muffins
Youngsters like raisins
addrd l-0 muffins A half cup
of the raisin will IX' plenty
for a standard two-cup flour
recipe.
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Re~ .Tul~p Specials
~Sundgy,. June 22-25
:
Honey-rich
and wholesome
~Bran
MHf.iis PkG. 6 (Rig. 39c)
.,~ti.· .. ·. . : . , . , ... !
Of CIDUfll, Ven M )(amp's Bran Muffl~
ort good for you-but the big reason they're
IO popular ii bean IM they Ort delicious.
Tender, moist, rich in f favor, a rort treat.
Mode with tinder-flesh wheat bran, fresh
buttetmllk for extta llgfltnel\ ,,..,, whole
eggs, orang1 martnolodt, freih·ground
plump California rollins ond ~han.y.
Only ot Von dt Kamp'1. OilCCWr them
today. Hint: extra-dtf icioui serwd w1th ont
-of our good California honeys.
• Checelate Uke 1.09
t tay.r (Reg. $1.!9)
Sllerf Cake r_. 29c
PkQ. of 6 (Reg. 35d
Bear Caw f,offee CM 39c
Pkg. of 4 (Reg. -49d
Raspberry or Lemon
APP Jam Tull -• • • •
PkQ. of .. (Reg. 39c)
Lady Fmgers m.o. 39d • • • 3Jc
Peanut Brittle faly • . . 3Jc
12 0%. (Reg. 39c>
We bake the way you would.
If you had the time.
v~~ E~~ }SO~Ps ~
KavllulaY _ _.a
lllltill8d• •ain .... sa'·~·-80 ,oot. ,_ ... ;,ill • I
Stanto ... s Gin
\.oftdGO ~ l)istiUed $ 27 9
80 pt tist, $31.15 51'1 . .. .
fldeH• Brandy .
EM fine. calitomia ....... $ 3s 9
80 """ tese. $3U5 ""' . . -""'., .. , .. , ...
Wf •10'' .. , ...
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BANK O N SA VI NGS AT SAFEWAY!
Pineapple luice L.lo~· 4 ::-$1
Bel-air Corn ,t~~..:i, 2 ~ 59' --
ColdbrOok Margarine 1
:: 19'
Snow Star Ice Cream "Jr 59' . .
Meat Pies M·;;::~.~. c=. 5 = s 1
Bel·Gir fruiJ ·Pies SE, 3:;: s1
fiM in t.rtur. IM flt¥er,
tops in • 1+l11 g tflfoyrneftt. s.,.,. ....,,. teppH with
Snow Stir Ice C..ml
Extra """ Site. w. jet '1111 in 1fr.rnpt fr0111
tilt tropics! 3 for 1100 . Papayas
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Bananas South Ameri~n-Tops
for SMCks, Luncll Boxes
or Fruit Salads. 2 ... ·29c
Oranges Callfornla Valencl1
So .Juicy and lwHt 5 ~.'~ 69'
10 b~· 5,. Potatoes u~~!t 1
Pineapple
Avocados '
"oyal Whole ~
Hawaiian each "17~
Extra Large 1111 29" Delicate Tute! ueh •
er...z ..
Printed
Towels
LOW PRICES-OF COURSE!
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Highway
Peaches
Ye!low Cline n 22c
Town House
Applesauce =· 3ucs100 Slica w .._
H.tlwa .. ' Tutwt. 1-
I W•r hy J7c'1 IWty ,., tf.1111
C&H Satar :~-:=. ~ 16' ~L~
Zee Paper Napkins :~:~ .s;k:o 111 w~t.~'
Padre Draft Beer ~~~! 6 1~~ 79' w::.~'
Welch's Grape Juice
Highway Peas ~e~,.
H:-&.u.ay Corn T.,.,., Qot. "If' W dtr KeMelt
17 .. L 211 Wiiy .-ay .. ,. ... ,
1 ...... ~Wlty...,
C&fl 6.vP 25e'
JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH!
Cottage Cheese
· Skylark ~om-style 3ll '!J--. '100 lul old lashillltd t.m and
tmuft. Euy open, easy elem. ...._
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1'
t.~~~urd, pt. 29' F•rme~
lty ... C111ve CIL
Mild Cheese
Cheddar 79 Variety .. C
'" "a'"'-Welthb
Fresh Fryers
7-Bone Steak
Center Cut 49' UIDA Cholot ..
Grade ltef
. Veal Steak 11r. 79,
Sirloin Cut Tendtr and Lean.
..... Tip •t• .....
•MC.I ..... ...., ~
UIDA Choice Grade leef W
Safeway Fully Aged 4
Trimmed!
F'reah, Lean and Flavorful.
Golden Cornish
Cross Variety
,., ,..., ' lleltrt
WHOLE
BODY
Canned ·.Ham • Swift P'rernium 3 :.· $2 89 • Dubuque
S.ndwich .
Corned Beef S1f1way Boneleu • 69' Brisket-Point Cut
H Tu k • Minor Houie 16-12-lb. 39c en r eys • Poppy Brend 10.12.lb. lb.
Boneless Roast R:~ ~~=d lb. 69'
Dubuque , ... 63C Miu Iowa .... lr1nd
Sllcecl ~ ... n
• c:... .... ..&.-e h yel h H-4 , ... 69' ..... ,..... ... ..
SURE WAY TO TOP 9UALITY
Tiie nt11lllotiu ef thl1191 whl&k 111ah1 'oHillla
tlia Safeway 111011ey·llaclr 9wuallfH u every cu+.
1-UIDA CHOICI lllP AND LAMt. '"" ......
..., -4'"" M• Met 9M ..... h USDA Cllelce
J--11'1U MIAT A•tN•. ~Met ...i .._..,. 11eW
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Prices Effective Tllurt.
thrv Sun., June Z2, 13,
24, 25. 1967, It Sati-
ny Stofes in Los b-
l'les. Ventura and ().
anse Counties, uctpl
Avalon. We reseM t1tt
risht to ref1191 sales to
deale11
211 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa . . Westminster Ave. at Verano, G.G. 1000 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach Main and Edinger, Santa An1
Beach Blvd. at Sugar, Westminster 24 Monarch 9!y Pina, So. lagbna 636 N. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach
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PRICES GOOD
JUIE 22 ~" 25
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Chiffal Facials Gner MJ fm · · Qm Kini '· · ~-_. 25c nm 10' -=r7JC .· ;=
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Sunshine Hydrox Silver Dust "Final Touch" Sunshi• Rlnsa Cold Water Surf Sandwich Bags C & H S1p-
111t 51 c . CIANT 81 c f n It age GUMT 7ac llMT 7gc IA 2/ 3gc 5 ~ 5t
l ysal Spray ~lla2
·111. sac •
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ARMOUR : ~:
STAR .. • PLUMP
AND
TENDER
ROAST
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·: . mcE ••••••• lL llml ...... LI. { ~· STEW am lllTIS' 79c GIOICI ... .. 5!f SWORDFISH I au 79c
·;. t SLICED BACON ~.a 69c ROAST ....... :u. . SANDOS PMDT ...... ii. 69c
t . . ·, ~·
WCAIEIB .......
iPACI 89C
111. TlllS
BOA
TOWELS•• ... 1-1.
TOWELS r.,, . . ... ; 31• ·
TISSUES 11r .. _29'
TISSUE =. ... 2 .. 29'
,scomESr_4/·1.
SiTlnE 2-25'
CAllll11m llSTllT 6 9 c BREAKFAST .... ,_..... .
CIBIJll llJ9Pl.Dllf 99 c SLENDER ..... -... ·-·
· FltSllS IEC.-CICIEl-UYEI ., '1
DOG FOOD 111 m ... m ... .,I/ •
lllCOA llC8A :, •.. ~ ...... ·U. --· -11111 LI. Ill • 2" • ••• ll.
Lipton Tn Ba1s ~lazala Corn Oil l.mSclldller
.m&7c •=r57c .,er
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_Kraft r.atdl WaiPt
CHEESE:
ONGHORN-JACK-MILD CHIDDAR ••••
BOLOGNA .. .,.n ,.._. 55c
B ll&-Mlt.... .
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AIMRICAN llAND
LU._CH
MIATS
.. effcwllus Bl• Chip Stllps it All 28 r..tlll _.
COLD POWER ......... .., ....
lllNT 79c IOX
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HISTORIC DltAMA-Julie Parrish stan taallht at -
7 on Channel s·1a an eoisode of "Death Valley Days•
tiUed "Along Came Mariana." The color show
dramat.i.zel a true ltory of the downfall of peonage
in New Maka Terri
TELEVISION VIEWS
Next Season
Very Special
Ii,. 808 THOMAS
HOILYWOOD (AP) -The tele-riaion year
1967-68 shapes up 11 a Vf/lf speda1 -.on.
Perhap1 it aboakl be pllced m qaatll like thia:
''special.'' Became, Judlinl from the MlrB an-
nounced for the new year, one mast conclude the
seaSOl'I doesn't 900nd apedal at all. Tbe weekly fare
seems like 1he 911l'le dreary procession of laugb-
tracked comedies, hard-bittell westerns, crime
dramas and variety shows.
THE ONLY PROMISING note is that the net·
works seem to have diecovend the power of the
special. Breaking up the weekly 9Cbedulell with c:me-
sbot shows diversifies programming and bring! back
the thinking audience which bas loet the viewing
habit out of ennui.
The cold-cash value of speciall is demonstrated
in recent ratings. The three top sboWB were ~ials,
and two othen placed in among the first 11.
THE NETWORKS have been scrambling to line
up stars with enough talent and name to sustain
hour·loog or 90-minute specials. NBC bac ~ Hope
for nine next season, and Danny 'Mlomas will bed~
ing six in conjunction with his weekly show. Andy
Williams is set for three and there will be ooe apiece
from Jack Benny. Bill Colby and Rowan and Martin. Bellrlnge~ Barbra Streiaancl tncl Dick yan
Dvke wilt be returning to CBS for a rpeda1 apiece, and probably Jim Nabors, Friot Sinatra, Bed Sire~
ton and Don Knott!. Doris Day may well make her
television debut in a special. since she hu signed
to make features for the new CBS feature film di·
vision.
ABC hac signed Debbie Reynolds and Carol
Channing to star in their own sped.als. The network
also has the Oscar and Tony award shows and plans
a numbe!' of taped dramu, including "The Diary of
Anne Frank" and "Dial M f'OI' Murder."
CBS IS DOING its bit for culture by schedUlinst
the Royal Shakespeare Co. of England, "S. Hurolt
Presents." spedal8 based on the lives and works of
l"-scar Wilde and Anton Chekhov and more dramas
from CBS Plavhouse.
NBC is p-lanning an origin9l musical based on
Robin Hood, a new 'Version of "Androcles and the
Lion,'' plus the Hallmark Hall of Fame and Bell
Telephone Hours.
• Add to theee the usual supplies of ice shows,
beauty pageants. holiday parades, Chistmas pin>
grams, news documentaries, etc.. and you've got
television '1 most "special" teMOn.
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• PUBLICATIONS
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One Of The Largest Facllltles in Orange County.
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tlle hud el e pin, '"'' did ., ..... ., ,.elly •u d the "Fo1 fh.
R•corcl'' f•1ture 111 tlle O,\llY "l0T1 Yev'J h• 1u•pr1ud how
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Ben.di Onions 3 ias. 27•
IVOTNY DCKOUNT NK:f
OTl4 fANCY WASHINGTON
Wileslp Apples 5 llS. 95•
fVflYDAY DISCOUNT 'll(f
llOPICANA 'UIE HOllDA.
Orange Juice 01 35'
1/1·GAL Uc
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GIADE M (Procluced In California) .:::
EGGS l£G. 4tc
DOZ. '" m .
cou'°"' COUPON GOOD NOW THltu WED., JUNE 28, 1967 AT ANY MARKET BASKET STORE.
1_ -·
LIMIT ONE ITEM PER COUPON PER CUSTOMER.
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• NEWPORT BEACH -Jloe '-"'" lltY-4 ... 11• si. e FOUNTAIN Y ALLEY-ttn ~ • HUNTINGTON BEACH-7742 .. ... 11H tm.. A.,.,. IWestcllff ,._, • c_., W• el .... IW •
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vis; THI TAP.I TOTAL Tl'' S:THE
'llUTH! MRS. 'HOMSTAD SAYED
S3 n OR $3.Jl LAST WEEK ON
THIS BASKET OF GROCERIES!
A few days ago we chose a customer at random',
Mrs. Norma Homstad of Whittier, and asked her per-
miasiu to make a llst'of w Po1c:hotet, which-~ ' ~$AO-.o2. Hod .... f,ouoht ffl. ~ grOc.ri .. at Mo l
~ leaclng food daoin1 she would· have paid $3.22
o;·$3.31 "'~ than whot she paid at Market Basket.
TW.totafl flotn the other chains incfude speci~1 as well a~,._~lar .,nc.s.
~ ~· Nf .. y.ou, too~ can. save a s ruuchi If you .JJ,op
M&irket M sket every wHk .. A-nd thanks .to DMp.Cut
Di'ieou"t Prices on EVERY item• every day, you don't
hqve to limit your selections to c.noin items, brands
or 1i1111 to save money a t Market Basket.
-·~ folr-tradecl or govemtnent-contcollecl prfpfljl • . . .
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PRICES IN EFFtCT WHILE STOCKS LAST.
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Salad Oii 2:t~· 46 • 11
CO,TllGlfT 1961
MAIKET IA$1Cff
_Cool as a Dip in the Pool
A Treat for a Sizzling Hot Day
Thie party salad is pretty
as a picture, cool as a dip
in a C1'7Stal pool. Now, what
more could you want on a
sizzling bot day?
The salad features a ~
ty-looting cheese mold sur-
rounded by an assortment « fresh, colorful fruits ln
c r i s p lettuce c.1.1p9. Water-
melon, cantaloupe, honey·
dew, strawberries. raspber·
lies, bluebe1°rle5, p e a r
strips, peach slices and
chilled or canned citrus sec·
tJ.oos, 31."e all dellgbtful.
'1be focal point of the sal-ad ts the cheese mold. Make
it-•Il in, ~va.nce; lt should
chDI until finD for about 4
boun. A tangy mixhn of
cottage and blue cbeesel, ·
minced acallloo. IDB)'(&
naise and whipped cream,
bound together with \M1flav-
ored gelatine, the roowy
mound ii spicily seaaoned
with Tabaco liquid red ~
per.
A smooth creamy dreM·
ing to top off tttl! party-
perfect salad is blended of
sour cream. mayoonai8e and
aromatic Ta£>asco.
PARTY SALAD
1 erwelope u.oDavored gel·
aitlne ¥: cup ~ water
2 CUJl8 ~e cheese
l Clij> ( % pound) CJ'UID·
Home News and Views
· bled blue cheese
¥.r cap ma,amais•
1 W>le.pc>oat minoed
8calllon
1 teaspoon Tabaeal
¥.r cup heavy cream, whip-
ped
3 C\lpl cC-up frelh fruit
in teaoa (melon balls,
stnawbenles, pear
.aipl, citrus sections,
etc.)
6 lettuce cups .
Sprinkle gelatine over wa-
ter in ~·Place over
low beat, and ltir until gel-
atine ia cblolved. Remove
from beat. Combine c.t.ees-
es; blend in fe}.atiDe. '-Stir
~ . .,.mon •nd
Tabasco into cbeeee mix-
ture until all ineredient&
are ~gbty blended.
Fold. wbippM .«e&.111 into
cheese. Turn in~ a 1-quart
mold. Chill tmtil firm, about
4 boon. CamuD.y unmold
cheese salad onto ptate.
StDTOUDd mold with individ-
ual fruit salads in lettuce
cups. Serve with S o u r
Cream Dressing.
SOUR CREAM DRESSING
1 cup sour cream
1 tablepsoon mayonnai.ae v. teaspoon Tabasco
c.otnblne all ingredient&.
Refrigerate until ready to
serve. Yield: 8 servings.
Gmcefuf
· Physf cal Fatigue Not limited fo Men
By DOROTHY WENCK on..-c...y """' ,.,..._
Do you f e e l "pooped"
A University of Oallloma
poblloation, "Plan Your
Kitchell Storage," g l v e 1
many idea. on bow to make
more effective \Ille of what-
alt.er your day's wort in the
kitchen? Maybe it's because
,.._. kitchen storage i5 not
eonvenieol ever storage you have. You
~bing and bendlllg tD can obtain a copy by writing
readl things in hard to me at 1000 S. Barbor. BMl.,
reach places bll been found Anaheim 9'2806, or oalling
to be ooe of the chlei causes me at 774-0284.
of piysical fatigue of home-One suggestion give.er is
makers. to add extra , full or half
A study comp&ring lie shelves to your preseot ~
amount of energy used tD boards to oot down on W8SW
"'8.Cb the same item at dif· space between shelves and
fereut heights demomtrated eliminate the need to stack
this clearly. It was found unlike item&. Anolhel' way
that for a bomemaktt of to do this is to make step
average be&cbt, reaching to lhe(ves out « six inch wide,
48 indlel required the least quarter inch plywood wiUt
amooot of effort ove!" stand· end pieces of bal.f inch wood.
ing still. · Similar metal step shelves
Reaching 10 inches high· can be purchased.
er, to 56 lDches, took twice Step shelves also can be
81 mad! eftort, while reach· used to make llelDI stored
inC to 72 inohes took four in the beck of cupboard
ti.mes tbe eftort sbelw.s easier to read\.
Bat hmdfN , ~ WU found, Turntables of various .W.
tOClk ..-mere energy than whk:b you also can buy
nwhtng. Bending tD 22 serve this pmpose. inchee from the Boor took five times a,, much energy SUdJng driawers, which you can buy and install, as reaching to 46 inches make it J>056ible to reach
wtiBe bending to three inch· items storOO jn the back of
ea f(om the floor toot 11 1 owe r cupboards without
time1 as much et:1ergy. head On 'lbus, the storage area standing on your · e clever gal bougbt several
1D08t coovenlefli to reach is large p&astic dishpans on
bebften shatdd« and knee sale and used them in her
levoels. Do you have the cupboards as sliding draw-foodl and ut.e.NUs you use
rnoet oft.en stored at this ers.
easy ~ reach level! Vertical files or dividers
that can be built in cupboards Do you have tilings or -...,. drawen; to hold you seldom use stored in """" the hard t() reach place&-fliings like trays, cookie
in upper cupboards 8J)d at sheets, baking pans and
the back « lower cup-platters upright rather than
boal"ds? Have you gotten rid stacked on top « one an·
of oever-Uled items rather odlet".
than let them take up w.l· Small reeks which can be
uable atoniee 1p9Ce? {Q!llened to the inside ol
Do you have ontY like cupboard docn will pr-ovide
items stadred or stored in bandy storage for small
Front ol each other? items sud\ as spicet and
All these 9torage ideas measuring ~uipment.
will save you e~. Great And when cupboard stor·
-<in theory. But what do you age is really minimal you
do wben your kitchen bas can install peg boards and
little or no easy-to-reach utensil racks on WlUSed wall
cupboard space? Thls is all · areas near the ranp or
loo common in our mass· mixing center for hanging
produced tract homes. often used equ.ipmenl
QUESTIONS WE ~
ASKED:
Q. Y eaq ago we used to
aoak cloChee O'Vern:lgbt to get
a nice clean, ~ W3llh.
One never bean of thia any·
more. Do you think it would
be a good idea to pat clothes
oo the · aoek cycle of tbe
automafic waab« and let
them 8tand CMlr'Digbt?
A. No, becall9 l o ng
soaking really bindera prop-
er cleaoslng. Wann water
opeDI the fabric meeb SO
that suds can looeeo dirt.
This is what bappem when
you use the 1oek cycle on
your macttl.oe for the rec-.--.._c-
ommended time. Howeftlr
if the water is allowed to
cool, the fib«1 tighten again ....
and the dirt ii redeposittJd. -
Q. When I u.. taftlowM"
oil for trying and it gets OD
b ou1lide of b lkilJet or
spatters onto b raige, it
ls VflrJ bird to remove. I
have IOtDe tpcJtl on the wall
Which won•t come off with
anything, Why ii tills? '-• ..,,,. e I ...a:_,
A. 1bil la the mature o( "'I Ht~•MI 111~ ... 1
~· oil It ~~bles Lines rushing down to ~ oH wbicb ta the ba· end in plea~ create a mape
ac_ ingredient in o~-base of pure flattery and fem·
painta. When hJee oils ox· inlnity ! Look forward to
idize, tbey form a tough, compliments -·choose linen
waterproof film that may or shantung.
be l.mpoesible to remove. Print.eel Pattern 9 3 8 8:
Safflower oil stains should Half Sizes 12~. 14~. 18~,
be wiped up tmmecHMlely 181h, 20~. 221h. Size 16~
before they have a chance requires 4 yards 39-inch f~
to oxidize. Heat when cook-ric.
ing wili oxidize ,afi)ower SIXTY-FIVE CENTS in
oil quickly oo the outside of coins f« each pattern -
your Killet, ao also wipe add 15 cents for each pat.
these spilla ot1 iuunediate-tern for first-class mailing
ly. and special handling. Send
to Marian Martin. the DAI·
Q. Is it true that casein LY PILOT, 442 Pattern
(milk protein) ii removed Dept., 232 West 18th St.,
when nonfat dry milk is pro-New York, N. Y. 10011.
ceseed' Print NAME, ADDRESS
A. No. this ii not true . ..,R.SIZE and STYLE
The only thing removed du~· EVERYTH.Il'\G NEW -
ing tbe drying process i.s 115 most-waited fastriorwi
water and the casein at tabrfcs a~uories In ne.,;
protein is not ~ed. Spring' • Summer P~ttern
When ooalat dry tnlllt 1s re· Catalog. All size6 ! CUp cou·
comtltuted, it bas essen-pon in catalog -choose
tially the .ame nutritional one pettern free. Send 50
value as frMh nonfat milk. cent.s now.
t• '
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BONELESS
C•nter Cut
I
CHUCK ROAST
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ASPARAGUS SUMMll $9UASH ........... { 29• ....... y., .... .,., 1 o:. .............
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FRESH FRYERS ............................ 29c • _ .............. 11 ...... ........... ' , ........ ,.... . .., .............. .......
c.tUp ,,,.. • ~ ••• -
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oscM llAYll . 79' Slcecl Bacon .. ~.~.. •
OS(M llAYll ••• ,.... .... 69c I 1&11-.::.... ., .. ,., TNllll ~ ~. ,ers ................ .
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c I ......................................... $298 ..... -.. ,.. ..................... _ ... ...
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j(Lt':O ............ -~ -~-............ 6 ... s1 Cu:'umbers .......... 2 FOi 1 er
and • • • IWE c• STAWSI
(iti5Up .... 2 • 39c GAL\ DECOIATB>
Towels 3 :r. 89'
New! Ccrnatlon's "Slender" Lady Scott Faclal Tissue
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Every~ H11
Somethlng That
Someone Eke W1nh-'I'•• Bl&fiMT SIN6U MA,JUlBTPLAf:B ON Tllll eBANGE COAST • PRONE DIRECT N2-H7a
You Can Sen It,
Find It, Tr1de It
With A Want Ad
.
HOUID !f!I IALI HOUSIS ..01 SALi HOUSIS ..Cit SALi HOUSES FOR SAll
G..w.1 . 1000· Gtntral 1'0.' ....,.1 IOOO General
sum • -I WI SOLD 76 ' USAU HOMIS IN Closing Costs Down
D\JOY BF.Aa1 UVING et tta YOUR ARIA IN MAY. WE'RE TRY· T "All V ts'' ~~~=ING FOi IO IN JUNE. LIT ONE OF 0 e
Bullt.m Jdtcben b:lud.._ THEM IE YOURS. dllbwubtr. ,. .A. beat. ~
piece, w/w ~t. drapes,
.&idlllS wall al Pm to •
chDed .,.tio. W.ik to beach.
Only KOGO dowo ind ..
NDI! exllds1c ~·
Look for our .eta In thl1 newspaper & other
county la Southern C1tlfornla publlc1tlona.
204S Wt1tcllff Dr.
$1,500 DOWll
AssmlE EXDmNG l'.H.A.
W" LOAN at $13T mo. Jn.
cl\llinc Tues • fnlorance.
1bree large bedroolm, lath
I: plMter COftltruc1fon, 91*'
cloua ldtx:ben with eating
111'19· 72' ~ kit • t.arve
fenced rear yard. A
"WHALE <»' A BUY" at
Gilb' $18,lVJ -ACT NOW! I
B/B
CHARMER
ON IAUOA
FIONT
DOVER
SHORES
Bay &.Ocean
Views
Secluded & Luxurious
and Worth the Effort
to locate
Overlooking l1"rine Country
Oub, and near Yacht Oub, u m1mrtn to ua.
113' s .... Dr.
N..., fla I '¢ d model. J'oar am ••· w .... • Prieadb', 1*b'cl r ... .._ __ ~ Home ID ~Utat ~, o a~ _.__....
condition on abob eomer DiDlDI room. aettvttJ room, "1111 carpeted and draped. location doR to "&)' and 3250 1q11are feet, A cllltOm ~dm~r ~ i;: d ea I & n by Howell Zook
bc:imw and a Den pk)S two ssa.ooo.
baths. Secluded Patio. Ex-OPEN DAILY
eellent value at $41,500.
P1eue call Didc Tt';YOll.
673-s'lOO Eves: 673-7999
8av & leach
Realty Inc.
D5 W. Balboe Blvd., NB
13M WATSON A VE.
Otitstanding Halecreet 3 BR
VA no down or otter -
$22.900
Bua.lneu 11 grut,
2917 CLUBHOUSE RD.
4 BR Pllceeetter -
any reuomble otter.
Delpente!
501 MomiftCJ Star
·Lane
CUatom Bayfront, 5 spadou1
BdnDI OIJXUl'lolJI muter
ll11te). S Baths, wire Fam-
ily rm, Dtn1ng rm. Owner
unable to occupy -WllL
SELL AT COST!
Choic• of '3
ftne Be.yfront bome1 with
Pier It Slip from $8'J.SOO to
n~.ooo.
646-n11
2629 Harbor Btvd.,.
54S.949l
OPEN !VF.NINOS
--------1C tit View In~ lkl Mar
l• From Thia
Small But Elegant
Custom Built Home
Ov~ The Bey ~ ' BaJboe. llland LoYety Yant ani ~
A vtew From Evel"y Room
Larp Frol\t Terrace
$!{i,000
Call Ted Gilbert
EY'f.9: M2-3487
1HRI PWS
In addiliorl to 3 large
BR.a tt1i1 tine borne bu a
eeparate FORMAL DIN·
ING room plul a com-
pletely end~ pelio. Lo-
cated on a quiet cul•aac
in a PRIME~. COie to
~·~-FHA
or VA Mme. $24,900
~ COATS ~WA~CE REALTORS
546-4141-
(0pen Evenings)
OPPORTUNITY
For juet a ~ doUan more
than first and laat months
rent you can own tH.s aharp
3 bedroom, lath It p&uter
~· Drapes, carpets, pr-
bace dlci.. large felleel
rear yard. $135 per mooth
PQW ~. Full pice
$17,500.
OPm EVE;,
Colesworthy & Co.
fl42.m1
Next to Shack Shop Jr.
NEWP.ORT BEACH
$16,500
2 BR home with bi& en-
eloeed yard 60'x150, near
~ &: Tultin. Call for ap.
poinf:ment.
Newport ..
Victor I•
~11
Baycrest Bargalnl
Spanlsh COntem~ 4
BR·3 Bath home with ml
tile root. Formal dininc
room, lllP6cioua IUDD.Y fam-
ily room. excellent kitch-
en. Prestige location! Bet.
ter hwTy on ltda! Only
$49,500. Exclusive with: Salespeople neect.d.
l9TT1 mIVARY LANE
4 BR.. Slabewn with lb
36' ADttiaey pool. Near
Adanw" Qameey. ~.9'i0.
Bayview Lots
From $11,500 to $33,500
XLNT. FINANCfN$
AVAILAIU
Need 2 l&lespeopie 1or old
eatablilhed blflce. Special
FHA • VA tnJninc pro-
&nm-Sales aft rood· Good
walkri traffic:, Top com·
miasioos. Your own dffk
Ruth Parcloll, ltNltor Newport 8Mch
le Westcllff I>r. 642-5200 ---------
1200
Your terms. •
College Realty 5t&al80
1500 Adama at Harbor
l~ee.r Cinema Tbeatft)
LIQUIDATION
LEA VINO COUNTRY
3 HOMES FOR SALE BY
OWNER. MUST BE SOLD
AT LEASI' $2,CXX>
UNDER MARKE.T
Coowmmt down Pmt.
All in Eastbluft
~l CAJWS. 4 BR, 2 Ba.
Best v I e w In Eastbluft
OPEff DAl~Y
bl Newport Beach trom Pa-
clflc Cout Highway ool'th
oo Dover Drive or trom
Newport Blvd. eut on 17tb
St. to
SALES OFFICfr
john macnab
REALTY COMPANY
881 Dover Dr., SUlte 101
(714) 6424235
A&EHT fOk
MACCO RNlty Co.
" pboae. Call '°" llllPOlnt· Rltr. 1860 Npt. Blvd .. C.M.
646-3928 Call Eves. 673-4577
W. E. lachenmyer
EASTSIDE-
$21,500
CUSTOM BUILT •.• ·"HURrl!' ~y S Br • 4
Owner wanta actbi NOW! .BT. ~. Sittini, Dining
Extra large llvlnJ rm., 2 Pia~. Soodeck., 3-lev-
BR'• -master BR dbl liu, ~ • Storage. Many
2~ bath,,. Quiet Eut Irvine e BAO< BAY CUI de Sac.
TetTace location. Call to • S58.500. * Pnnc only.
1ee -439 AVOCADO. e OWNER. 11 548-2237
CURT DOSH, le11tor
mo w. ~ m11rnY
MUm EVD. l'l3-3468
NO OOWN Gii
~,.950
SACRIFICE! I>rivt by 2'231
Anniversary Lant. Call:
548-5122. Make offer. S
Bdnnl. 2 be. fam. rm.
Avail July 15th. $37,250 -.!!!!!!1!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 7Jl51 CATALPA -4 BR. 2 l!!
TbU • the bellt priced 4 bed-
room home l:n O>lta Mme..
EanoeDent floor plan with
euy loCICe9 to patio area.
Work aving kitchen with
built in appliances. You
know $21,500 is excellent
price on this pride al own·
enhip ,.-operty. w Al.KER
.\ LEE, 3M3 We«rellff Dr,
646-7711, Open Eves.
3 Bedrm. 2 bath., dree.m kit-
dlen, bullt·lal, ~ CCN·
ered patio. ~ Swim
pool. Pvt like yard. Sprin·
Iden. 544)..tm Exe/view location. S37,500
Please do not dhsturb ten-
anu. Call Bel S.12 noon or
6:30 on Eves Luis J. Martin,
phone 644-(M;OO. '
Picturesque
lncllvlduaffty
Plus a bone or two in a
l'.IJfque COlW1try atmolpbere
Vacant
4 BEDROOM, 2 be.th, car-
J>l!U, drapeg. Complete
built-in kitchen, kduding
Mlicerator, covere4 patio,
many more ex1n1. No
do9nt c.1. or 10% conven-
tiooal. $24,900.
LA BOR.D~ l!BTATE
wtth fNer/ city cxmvmi· DAVIDSON Realty
eooe, 2 bdrm. area for a SAL-I OR.. TR.ADI
tird. $28,500 With a NP 5 BR 3 b a t b a, immac.
J'BA or GI 8(lpl'8..iaal ~ try 2150 aq. ft., formal din.
10% down, OWl'W!l" MX1008. rm. 2. yrs. new. S10,ml
Open Eves. 646-71n eqty.
THE Q E AL
E S TATER .S
. (OllJRY LIVING
Rlt:r. 27?fO Harbor SB, CM
546-6460 Eves. 546· 1244
Incl tum, princ., Int. A
b. V.: • I BR. fam. rm,
Maa Verde 1U'flll. Asune
'S~" loa -only $23;450.
1 · \I I • \\ 111 I I
~ f \I( \ 'If \ \
I' I \I I' 1 11
1003 Baker, C.M.
4 BR 1% baths, built·IM,
patio, double garage. Cor·
ne.r location, near IChools
& shopping. $1B,!°JO FHA
terms .
Wella-McCardle Rltra.
lBlO Newport Blvd., C.M.
543-7729 Eves. ~
TARBELL 2955 Harbor
Coate Mes.
3 BR 1~ baths, w/w ca~
pets. gari>age disposal, ga-
rage, covered patio near
schools ' ahoppina. $17,7SG-
$1D dn « will consider
Bel 22 TOI. Owner/Bkr. 6'2-4422 4 rm-$ ,500 VA REPOSSESSION
s bedrooms. 2~ baths, bee·
utiful t.ick ~laoe in ex·
1lended llvq room. Cov·
wed patio. Concrete drive,
worklhop oll. of a 2 car aa·
rage with * be.th. Santa
A.Ila Heigt\tll Area. $24,SOO.
!118111 & cMll! 2 baths,
huge living nn, tuxuriooa everyone qualififf. 4 Balboe Coves
ldld\eo, large rooms thru· bedrooms. $400 down
out. 9Wiin pool & ~-to 111. Best of IOGe·
OPDI' EVEi.
Colesworlhy & Co.
642-7T17
N~ to ~ 9JOI) Jr.
VA Repossession
6°/o
G. D. IUCCOLA
lnveatment Co.
642.0862
~J-'$750 DOWN on
NEW 3 BR -3 BA. HOME.
POOL • TWNlS a.UBS.
$19,950. aill "LorTa.lne"
at: 962-2446
DOVER Shotts Ranch 8111•
View Home. • BR. 3 ba. ~
aq-d IMMENSE back Yl'rd
lg 100Xl20' $65,000. ()Wlltt.
642-6300.
O~PERATE! Leaving town
SEU.ITRADE S3JOO.(-q In
Beau. Puk Lido Apt. Any
REA!\. OFFl'.:R! 646-7616
LTDO 5Jlf!MOllS 3 BR. brnm
<'elltni: Liv/rm. 11('!1 clln '
tion room facilities. tlons. CALL 540.1151
~1720 Heritage Real Est•t•
TARBELL 29fl5 HARBOR * EARN $950 for T.L.C. *
OCEAN FRONT S.ck Bay/Lge lot w-playhse.
Best location near jetty. Sl.8,950 LESS $950 ()f:
~ 3 BR home, 1ge ntA A: Owner will paint.
$~'0~' ,_1 11eeluded patio, $'17,500. 3 Br. hwd tin/ pluter walls J." ~). BatbM RNI Emt. Co, Dusty Rhodea/Rltr MI 6-ml
-
'C ~c::!. 'IOO E. Balboa BJvd., 8&lboe. * WESTSIDE *
P([Y v ORlole 3-4140 3 BR, well Jndscpd, fenced.
The .... ~ ~ HOME ¥ ibESii ~:a~hoo~~1t nn:i~ ~ 3 BR, 3 Baths, tam rm + $18,300 646-9802.
Ch•dleHe Gcnn• 3 BR, 2 ba Studio Apt. DELUXE-TRIPLEX-
$.5l.500 • S6.ml On. Qiatom near new: all 2 A cl.,,._, wwd ....... George Williamson, R.ltr. ,_ BR 1"' be. . 1•
"'-lt _ _. -""' M ,._ · •6i~3-43&0~!!!J!!!!!!!!J!l!!OP!!J!EN!!![!!!l!EVES!!!!!!!!!!!!'. If'>"· " • pnv. pa --.,-.. ~ ios, gar. Owner 646-4126 w_.. wltla a e BELOW MARKET e Buy equity assume GI Loan. chuclde. Townhouse Apt, Monticello, 4 Bdrma, 2 baths, 1 yr old. R.Jmltingl nr. Orange O.lt O>llep. 3 close to schl5 It ahp'a, 968 ,, • rt Bdrm., 2 be.th&. nu Mo. Paularino. 54~1ZZ. W 1m11co Includes taxea. Owner TR.ANS? Must sell by JI.UM! Ertlerloinintl' &42-5m0. 30 s .BR, 2 bl!. $22.~. <>wn-
2 LGE Bdrms. 1% baths.
Pvt. bt'arh. pirr A: float,
Phone ownrr 837-6256
Westcliff 1230 * $36,SOO * Cootempor&ry :l BR. 2 Be.
Clf, 1 o t. Nr. WNtdMI
Pl117.A. .\
1500 CORNWALL l.J\NE
67:1-46:11 or ~!fl13 Stam tffxt ,,_..., NEWPORT-HEIGHTS-er J020 Hardini;t W~.
• 3 Br.·11.i BA. New cpta. ~5-1798. 1 e D~. !Ate fenced yard. ./:-B_Y_O_WN_E_ffi_:l_B_r ___ 2_n-11. _B_a_ck_B_•_Y _____ 2_40_
CLAHlflllD
• Room for Pool .t Bo11t! I Excellent rondltion &
Nr.-Nwpt School~. $23.500. I Location. * 5411-!!040
OWNER * 646-7643 COLLEGE Pl!. :\Rri:°"'2 h11 .
rm, huJtr ,,allo. Owrltr 1 ---.,,-----------
1\rl 873-~168 CRAROE m Dally Pilot Wllnt Adi! I &-1111 In~ rti,.. Sl:.l,900.
CHARM !\PAC1-'. F'IUVACY
P11rtlv tom.. l~x'!O' llvlnl!
mom · w• frph' rhnmi: rm,
:l f\R . ', • Al' S'.!1.llOO. Prinr.
only. ~6267. R:l3·5407 A.11"~ a Go-Go! ()wn(<r. 54~152 ---------
S. Ana Hgts.
* 3 fl11t• on 11'·.ac. $4440
annu&l lnr. Xlnt invest
S.A. HK!a-sa!l,500. 54~724!1
1705
UTn.E DOUGH FOR SALE BY OWNER LOTS o HOUSE ER home cloee to beach , Prime Oc .. nfront Ptep.
REAL STEAL tor Veteran IJCbool.e, ~· Spacious 4 Delux Furn 2 BR, 2 ba
w/GJ. eliiiblllty. Sp&ciows ~ area, two ftreplac8, urita. Lot 60x160' • 1D cat
3 BR 2 ba, w/w carpets, ~-beamM s, New (electric Bpartdngy ,... _ _: _ _!160.mln4·. ca.,.,_ mod/kftch, $25,950 • No On kit._._.,. any nice eatures. vw1"" ~·
pmt. $157 mo pmt. • Aaking s.18.500 • LAGUNA BEACH
Mission Rlty 494.0731 4fi5 El Bollque, 4M-25Jl Beautiful view building site
NEW 4 Br, 3 b& Monarch PLACE your want 1d where at Laguna Beach $.5,ml
Bay -180 degree white water they are looking -DAILY caah. Call for appt. &-ll am,
view. $89,m>. 499-1530 PILOT cla.ssified &42..s618 I or eveii. afttt 6. 646-7S&S
IOATS & YACHTS
SAILaOAn
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S .. llD-Sl(I IOATI
IOAT TUILHI
IOAT MAINTINA.NCI
IOAT LAUNCHINO
~INa IOU"'. IOAT SLI .. , MOOIUNI
IOAT ltlNTALS
IOAT CHAllTllt
l'ISHINO IOATI IOAT MOVINO
IOAT STOllAGI
I O>U WANTIO AlltCUl'T
l'L YING LISIONI
"4011LI HOMIS
llCYCLIS ILICTRIC CAllS
MOTOltCYCLIS
MOTOIUCOOTHI
AUTO SHVICIS a '-'ITS AUTO TOOU & IQU.,. fltAILllt. TJIAVIL
fllAILlltl, 11"111y
CAM,.ltS
fllUCKS , •• ,s
IM,OltTIO j UTOI
Sl'OltT C,US
,.NTIQUfS, CLASSICS
11.ACI CAlllS. 11001
AUTO I VINTS
AUTOS WANTID
NIW CAU
AUTO LIUSINI usao cAu
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General $25 Wk. e Stud1o I: Bach apta. LOOKING FOR • Incl Utill ' Phone ...,.
,. A RENtAL7 : ~~~-:.van.
look no further! r~ Just .,.,_ N Bl d ,..._ Costa Mela 5100 N~rt leech 'a little more than the !Int ..,,v rwport ,. · _,...,w --------· 5200
6 last moathl Nftt 100 ALL trI'IL PD. * snJI>IO 2 BJt-1 BA. l'!J«%D.
• am OWN this 4 BR 2 ti.th furn. Lawn, Trees. Adult. $92.50-mo. * 1 anJd flff!f
iame, bullt-1111, w/w c.r-$11).mo. * 23.1.5 ll.I>EN 10, Q{. * Call ~
peting, Wnu, room. Q2-NASSAU PalDa. 1 A 2 Br, 2 BR. Frplc, pr, cpts. ~
lJ $16S mo. P9YS nay-tum a: unt nm· $140. Htd Newly painted a: dee. *
, tbkil· Don't besttata -call pool. 177 E 22nd SL &U-3646 Broadway. 9 am • 3 pn.
for detail.I. Alt-stM141 ~ SML trailer util pd. 1 sz. 2 BR Duplex, rup and ·.co.ti M... 3100 man, no pets. Near Bay nlrig. incl· Anaheim St. nr 54&-1551 • 529-3707 7 PM. 19th. 642-6111.
, CDLLEGE Pk • 3 BR • S1'15 1 BR Furn. 2 BR Unfurn 1 BR. W /w CTplJ, d.,,e, b)t.
Mala Verde • 4 BR • $175. WW c,>tJJ, drapec, and ins, SS6 mo. 984C El Cam.I-
• 546-9'l87 * 5f5..dl3 He.led pool! * 548-0422 no. Agt. 6424422.
. l BR, 2 1-. bia beck yard BAOm..OR. SS>, including 2 BR, built·ln °""" A nnce,
fend, mo mo. l OCl Wbcm ut1). Nr. Hartior 11ho9. car,,eted, $lfi mo. 548-93Sa
5.11~ SC-8881. 838-1273 EVES. Mahxl Realty.
D -10
I
O.luu Apta.
W/Prtv. Iott Slls-
2, 3 BR -2 Ba
from $2!iC) mo. e CARPETS e OR.APES e SOUND PROOF e HTO SWIM POOL e INDOOR PARKING
310 Fenwido, Bal. Pam
Cm tbe Bay·2 bl from Fmy)
I
_,
O•Wfted 8eCtScm. Saw
~. time A .nan. I.oat
DOW!!!
G I c
c Ip 5 I
/ ..... People Will Spend A Lot of Money
But First They'll Check D A I L Y P I L 0 T C I a s s i f i e d Ads
for their Yards, Porches, Patios and Pools durincJ the next few weeks.
••• 10 If you have outdoor furniture and equipmewt yot11N not nl1MJ ••• DON'T JUST SIT THEIE
Get In On The Big Action Today! 1
DIAL DIRECT (and charge your ad!) 642-5678 (North Cotmty 540-122GJ
Start some of those S SS S coming your way. 1he nme Is ricJht ••• 1'M t.yer Is Waltl1MJ.
DAILY PILOT WANT-ADS Will Work For
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,-.-·~111!1111---------llllVICI Dta•croaY JOU & IMPl.OYMINT JOU & IMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMINT JOU & EMPLOYMENT JOtlS i IMPLOYMENT JOBS & IMPLOYMIN1
l!!~L---.!'~"°!! ...,, W....., Miit 7a Hetp w-..,.,. 7200 \telp w-..ted, Men 7200 Help Wanted, Min 7200 Hel1t Wanted, Help W-..Nd, lllWJMG • AL'l"IBillOH --------_..;._....;.;.--..----_______ _...... Women 7400 Women 7.-00 * * *
Alq ~a: ~ ftalnrMlll MEii--Cood ~~e ~ ..__.... DR.AFTSMANDESIGNER .1-------llllllliiil UIUlrlM'UUI IUIUW..,..., ,. uonJUJ Wanted for 1 week, A young wom1n wfth
and 0oor inlpectlon ...,_ nerv .. of ''"'· ttM temperament of 1n
3T rt. O>uter Scboonet'
witb $10,.llOO equity. Will
TR4DE for 'm'1 er Beech
~. a..t s..J.llbary,
Rltr. rrMl900.
ftADE M' FIBERGLS
SU>OP Sipe 4, Inboe.rd
Aux. BEAU cond! FOR :rn.
come pap oa Oran,..cout
Prine anl>'· 8'1>3154 eves.
MOBILE HOME
Bl1slde Vlllqe
Trade lor house.
~Dee Canby
~lSlt or 646-74.14
Oceanfrant Duplex $39,500-iu.ooo equjiy. WANT SU
DlecO OD. ranch or oapie ...,.,.s. Geo. William ..
U,.m.4358.
Wal: hlpwood or SI> 8Q
Ara, TD'a lnc or Home·
Have; 65,000 .q tt M·l
Ir Tri1)1ex, C.M. All or
part. R. E. Watta n6~0
* * * * * * -------------------DAYWOJUC. ee.dl ara
SlltVICE DIR.ICTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY 5C1AE ·AD kiadl
LI.-TWO womm wUI dNm bame Carpentering 6590 GercMnlng -eompletel:y m. 50~
REPAIBS *ALTERATIONS EXPERIENCED JA.PAN-
CABINETS. AD.1 liJe job. ES!. CARD~ CompL Doeneetlc Help 70U
23 yra aper. 54U7U prden.inr lel'Vice. l'tee HEBKOSA DOMESJ1C * FIRST-RATE carpentry estimates. * 540-1!12 EMPLOnlENT AGENCY
Alteratiou -ttpai,a'S -b/U.. HAULING, &en'l y.nl daa-Uve ID A lhe oat ~
Fmmlca. Reu. ~ up. Trees, lhruba, lvJ ..,_ teepen a N. Mm St. rm.
NO JOB TOO SMALL! All ed or remrfed. Bed .._s.. ~ Sub Ana 5fUE.1 repaa. Add. nmodel. ,.. inl or apraytnc. RolDtllllllc, UVE INS
tiol. Reuoaable. 96Unt rock work. &f2..0m. F...m'*'1er pays tees e LAWN A Garden Service Georp Bylmd ~
Cement Cencaete 6'00 e C.M. • N.B. • CdM 1QS.B & UUl S.A. 517..am ' e Reliable
SHAW a SONS • Weeki.Y ~-~
SPICAL1ZIMG Orte'• bwn Servle9
CHINESE 6 Brttillb ~Exp!riwed • P&llliiDIDt
MQtloftr ~. maJI 1!XPOS1CD AGCUGATE Expel-. Free estlmaU..
~aoe !ID-11S2 A9•nciet-Melt 7100
EXPER JAPA.NESF. Gardeo-n._ r.t-Oomm'la-Terma w. Complete yard Service. AutD 1'ld9 504' tD l1SOO
CDIENT ~ all types. No Flft f9timatu. * 5'1-'1151 Auto Partl MIP' • • • •• • •
Job too emaJI. Fee nttm. calUom&a Lawns A Gudm .. • • ••••• '° • B. srun.tCK 5tl85 .,.--L..... ,..___ Jr~ ........ $151 _,. .. ..,., •••••••••• .........._ OCfice Tr-. •..... to $5Cl
Pa&s, Driveways. wanm. New lawns ...... MS-1'& ~ ........ to $4.GO
etc. IAW • aoc/~. . :rree !'.lttftwt... 545-mt General SenlClll 6612 Olmllo Welden •••• to SUO
--------~ ~ •• to Slm
ChlW Care 6610 mEE • F'RD: • mEE SIDck Boom YD • • to SZ.'11 Uidit inovq. hluUnc ... .. .... ., A..-. S%!il6
lllivqe ltlelm-2 Veter.a hl1iar7 TrDel • • • • to $2.50
S()Ml!:nllNG SP!X:IAL for IC-Cl) er 56112'1 Shlp(ac Clift • • • . . . • SUD
1 cbl14. LovfDa can by RN. SOOKKED>ING ~ ALLSE"l' AGDf.CY
$20 • week. 116U939, 'I'ypq, Duptbting. Your GT W. 19th. CM. • 60.fS
CARE for J'OIJr chDd, tNf!t oft1oe ar mine. * 53M101 12571 G. Gr, G.C. eH15I
4. in &1 area home·
S4Ml1D ~es. Hauflr! 6nG Help Wanted. Min 7200 ~--Jo.-::-~----:J--=-~--.;__ __ ___
Contracton 6620 W)ll HA~~: = Ill e Mlrlne t.rpenter
trade fer lel'Yb. ~-• ~
€LEANUP Joel, pnp, etc. • Mlttfte Mechlnk
Rlemoft .-.it. C!OllC:ftte, ~-Specl1I Offer!
rvy• . c__.---" 91z.t7ts • ~~~·-1 will bulld 1he 4 BR, 2 t. ~-..,_. -_.
home <1343 111 tt) tor the mp , JQl'lr pric:e ot $93S6 on your _MOUMC ___ 1ea_n_f_nt..._ __ ,_m_1 App\y lT31JO ~e:cy
lot. ALSO R.emodell111 le COMPLETE ROUH, Apt. A Pl.lee, Gardena, CaHf.
Room Addllk.m. Don Yacht Ckanlnc· ALSO: MEN Oft!' 40; ~ )aG &
s.n-0380. SWnmer Rentala. We baw atit&d with your rreMSt
~ a rdtftnc8. Income! u )OU U"e ambi-
ReJDO!Selht1 • • • • • • • • • (F.ltlmata.) can eG-1400 tioua A tntereded tn a rftl
Room Addldcm • • • • • • fotuft In ...... call 541 ..
AlteratiGnl · · • • • • • • • Ironing 6755 'J'burs. rrw J. llcKeon .._ ______ __,,.. __
.u.c. Sidi· OJntrador I tRONING I MY HOME-IOYS 10 -14
.-J.1tJ war1mwllbip I ~PJECE. Good roam! e Good prcfttl
1J 1-1'4«. na ./CALL 56-3634 BALBOA mmmuLA
DAILY PILOT
Addltlona * RemodelJna Lanchcaping 6110 • 6C.m1 • ~H. ~ ~'10 Cl>mplete ~ SerYice mtVICE -...umdanf. P/
Special Oil sprinlden • --NEW CONSTR.. • Add.ltionl Repelr. Reu.. 5*SJ1' time. -aec. -... RemodeltnJ -Uc. Cootr. Alert. Loc:lll ref • Malt.I
DON HAWE 642-UM u~ 9...s.-&. .1...-OJllld wan Gal ID fall time. __.ry, """ -I.D'S llo&n.
REMODEL * ADDmON Bridr e Block e ga,. 21.45 PLAC12nU I C1L CONCRETE T. Ertc:boll
Uc-Cootr Dy/Eve 642-4438 Slate e Planters e Venter BOYi Ut-14
ROOM ADDITIONS AL MALANE. 14'7·'1890 =A.:;.:-
E. c. FRANKEN 6*-5131 Pa,.rhlntlnt tar brbft carden
Painting 6l50 DAILY PILOT
Cupet Cleaning 6625 e ea.cm e
PAINTING. ~laJlze in 2 --------WALL TO WALL CARPET story Trtm work, Ovtt hans JANITOR/EXPER.. ~F.
Cleaning. 30% DtseOUNTI A Fada boe.J'd. Fl'ee nu. 0.. Mesa lftL S ruta
• LI S-1623 • mates. M&-2558 "La'' ~;..~ '° t!:'bie~ !2 ~·
C t L yf & INTERIOR EXTERIOR M2~ BEFORE 5 • PM lrpl I "9 6626 Fait A 11e9t. 1 BR Apt, e MOLDER A e Carpenter ____ R_•"'-pa_l_r __ complete ~-842-2886 Ex:perimoed. Pleue •PPbr
CARPET laytn1. ~ PAINTING, Inter It Elita' LUHRS BOAT 00. ab~. ~irl. Restntchlnc, F1nt c1au w o r k, reuon-3070 PallmllD St., CM
Free Estimates. 521--0034 able. Local refs. 847-US&. WTD !:leper Mechanic
INTER ar Ext. P AJNTING Rambler Saie. It Servb
Gerdenlnt 66IO IMMED· SER.VICE. Local 410 Mam St. BB
EXP Jape.ne91 Genkner ft'{. FREE est. so.urn YOUNG man Oftf' 1a.. Sam-
Malntenance. Reu. Rates· Plumblnt 6t90 !Def' job. eo.t ehop. Write
OeeJH.JP. 89'J-52ll c/o BOii IUJ'D, DallJ PUot
--"EX:PER JAPANESE NEED a Sood pltllllber ,oil EXP pbane mm. Tb AS..
LANDSC'.APE • a..EANUP C"8n affonn ~ caDI nera. No aiitvuc.. No ca&.
MaJntenanoe. Mack 847-<1132 only SI! He.tins and Jects. 14'7~
e JAPANESE GARDENING sprtnkler systema-tnst&lled. YOUNG Mm TO TALK
SERVICE e Q.EANUP e Call Ed ac.3410. TO PRETTY GOU..S
LANDSCAPING. e 531-70.14 Sav-On ~ Plumbl,. *** f96..1962 *** Re8"°'11ble Reliable Work JAPANESE GARDENER 546-398l e 642~ SERV. Station Rell!. Exper.,
EXPER/ Reliable malnt. tull time daya or nlghta.
Reaa!_M~ -rates. 89_2·~~ S.wl 6960 2281 Newpdrt Bl. C.M.
EU'R.OPP.:AN GARDENER !!f. I EXPERIENCED RetAll e f .A.'iOSCAPl'NG • Sped 1lty Services nurseryman. t'a.11 far ap.
Expta ieixM la dmWnc ol
precWan mecbMk:al caD-
JICIDllltl.
quired In preci.lion mm-El.ctro-Mechanlul 111991, who lov" chlld,.n to help erand.
duned c o m p o n e n t 1 Dana IAbcntories baa a mother with her 6 or 7 llvely 9r1ndchlf.
PRC>nT SHA.JUNG
Nigfit lhift. job opportunity for a man dren (4\.4J yrt -15} 1t rented N•.,.,.
rtenoed in ed\anJcal leech apt. from July 29, 1 p.rn. to A ...
C.S-50 HOUR WEEK ::elin for n:troruc tn-5, 11 1.m. Prefer tomeone with teachers ~~~GENT atrument peickaitnr. To tr1lnlng. P1y excellent, exposure to sun J. C. Urfer Co.
THE WORKING ATMOSPHERE
ATtllllC RESEARCH
............... , ......... aM&e in the f.olowing .,... ••
OAJ1 w, ..... feci5ties in Codi Mew
lllGlllEERING
EICF! -COlll&UUTIOll COllTIOL
Be'liew engiDeertnC W:brdat work statements and pr~ Engineer·
illg Cbmlge PnJpOiall. CclDduct Change Board Meetings, determine
engineering chance dwtflmtions. Support RFP, RFQ respollMS for
contiguntion ......-nt requirements. Must be familiar wtth AFSCM 375-1, Allei 11-a, NASA 500-1 and ANA 445 requirements.
MKIWIW•Rrt
Proficient in engtneerlng cakuJa.
tionl with I bft1edle of quality
assurance ls d~le but not
mandatory. mu p1m 1 or 2
years experience desirable bu t
will accept a new graduate in
engineering.
CHEMICAL Bl&lllEER
Cooduct non-destructive and d~
stroctive test in the Materials
Laboratory under a Senior Engi-
neer's direction. BS in Chemical
Engineering with steady empha-
sis in Process Engineering,
bonded structures and non-d~
structive testing.
ACCC»UllTING
ACCOllffAll -Sii COlllUCT AUDIT
Perfom Internal and aub contract audit prop:mls. COits incurred
and .finandal qualifications of vendors. U you desire interfacing var-
iety in adult activities and bne a BS in accounting plus 3 years CPA
type auClit experience, this palition is for you.
You will debug computer ~
grams, write operating ~
tiom. te.t programs and system,.
If you have 2 yean experienc9 in
system analysis and program.
~ on mv 350 and 1440 plus
Bmioea Administration school-
inv, you lhould inquire about ti& pw:Hion.
&BIWl ACCOllfTAMT
You will prepare inter-division·
al billings and reconciliations,
voucher accounts payable applfo·
able to lease depreciation re-
portl. U you have a degree in ac-
oounting plus 2 years applicable
experience, we invite you to in·
quire about this position.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Analyze el-..UC: -mbly ~::=, ..... lheell and double<heck the ~tW of the Inspection called oat. Assembly process
planning and impection test la required. Most be hlgh
school grlduate with 3 years appllCable mperience.
EIPlllllTAl
Mechllicll llspector
Perlonn ftrwt article inspection
of tarce to small cutings, sheet
metal fUrieated details and ma-
chined parta. llust be high school
gradate, bow Trigonometry
and ba•e 2 yean training in
mechanics. 3 or more years ap-
plk.able experience required.
BKTROllC
Assembly Inspector
Perform in-p~ inspection
and final inspection of compoo-
lllt., cab1el and junction boxes. Bl&b IChool gradaate with 8
months training in electronics
ptua a minimum of 1 year es-
perimce.
BOI MKHMK&l PlmlR
Analyze engineering desigl).s and pl'an belt p.roceu sequence of tool-
ing. machining. sheet metal fabrication Ind mechanical assembly
operations. Must know machine shop time IUndards and have 3 years
uperk!!lh.-e in mechanical detail ad wmbly process sequence
planning.
Apply in person or ul -
3333 H•rbor Blvd., Corl• Mes., C.Af. (714) 5-46-8030
"'Atlantic Research
CORPORATION
MISSILE SYSTEMS DIVISION
3333 Harbor llvd. Costa Mesa, Calif.
(714) 546 8030
U.S. Citiienship Required • An Equ1l Opportunity Employer
qualify applicant 1 b o a 1 d incl beech -boya frM bonut. Live In
have at Jeut 7 rean of or clOM by, evenln91 off att.r I p.m.
prqpemYeb' ~ble Wrfte to Dilly Piiot Box No. M606.
Uldpmenb ~ E1ectro ~1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ............... 1 Mecb&nlcal desiaJ> \ftttr-1::
ably In c:ommen::W ~
duct de-velopm~t.
CALL 133-1234
or
VISIT
DANA
laltorllories, Inc.
2401 Campus Dr.
Irvine, Calif.
(oev Onnce eo. Alrpcrt)
An tqUal CJWOi tuuit;y
employer
FM Paid
Exec Seeys ........ .
to $S40
Secy, lngr/S•a.. .....
to $475
Secy, It SH ......... .
to $400
Acdg Clerks ........ .
l4t1t ~-
to $375 Apply In ~ ID!
FM by Applicant
Penal net Secy .. • • to S600
To ace~. HUGHES
RN. doctors ate • • • • • • '560
------------• To age 45, 500 Superior Ave. ~ N En-'H 1 ......,..__ BY' APPOINndENI' ewport IMch, C.IH •
._,. WRll9 410 W. a..t Hwy., &lite D Machinists 64&.ml NIMplrt Bead> F.qu.aJ oppcJr\ltnlty Dllplo)w.
RN MAJ' ' doctors ate • • • • . . $'S60 Turret Lathe Derita! Tech ....... to '541 Machlnftts F/C Bkkpr ........... s:"iOO mllN' • ..IUftllift AIP Oeri< . • • • • • • • • • • • $400 ~I LRVVKAr'nUl
IUtUU PBX Recpt ••••••• •. • • $400 mt11111CJ Key Punch Tramee •• $400 Machinists TypiAl:I (DWI)') .... ~ $400
~ •••••••••• $39()
Dly & Night Shifts NCR Opera.tor •OU• ... $.173 CllllbMr /PBX • • • • • • • • • S3S9
6aO HOUR WEEK Dmtal Ttch Tl'afnee $260
S1'EAD'f DIPLOnl!Nr Medi. .• ....... to fCl8
P!WITT EAJUNC Tl'onlc "'•" ........ to SUS
J, C. C1rter Co.
671 W. 17th St.
Coat• Mesa
548-3421
An equal opportooi t1
~ayer
"' COOK
Thoroughly experienced all
&lUI betttt dinnerlJoule,
Eltcellent opportunity!
Apply in penon
3*1J. E. Cout Highway
Corona del Mar
hctory ~ •• to $1.tO
ALLSET AGDfCY
437 W. 19th, C.M. 64'U7S2
12571 G. Gr, G.G. 6.18-0lSO
Help W•nted,
Women 7400
Electronic
Assemblers
EXPERIENCED
Agencies, Women 7300 1ST & 2ND SHIFTS
Receot lt.e:q:r ...
e:xperiewwJe 1'M ,
with aood .. ltiaul
ml b1*ll lblti&&.
J. C. Clrter Co.
671 W. 17th St •
"'C!eet1 Mew
5-48-3-421
An equal opportunity
emplO)'er
TEMPORARY
OFFICE JOBS
Dle trip to apply, then on
to work. TOP PAY! NO
FEE. Int~ 9:30-3:~
TRUEMAN GIRL
Phone 547..J996
15M E . 17th Sl, Santa Ana
m:.-BOOKEEPER
For one fPrl omce. Som!
SCREENED To work In the areaa of knowledee ol boata de9ir-
printed circuJt board u· able.
Maoaeer _.'DTle ••••••• , open aembly It IOkterlna. eleo-WlLLARD BOAT WORK! ~.~ 50 ···•••·• $3.25 tronic dlauil usembly 1295 &ker St., ea.ta M.-
Lepl Secy, "'· SA ••• $450 and wirin&. taper pin ~5522
Penoonei ~· SA • • · $350 wirin&· Muat be able to NURSE/DR'• OFFICE
Prod. ~. tut · · · · $315 idmtif:y electronic cun-In Newport Beacb. Full timit, ~~ ~··::.~~ = panenta and know el ec-SAT-AM'a Included. Non
Req>t, 1 yr bank exp. ope11 tronlc color code. snokier. Xlnt ..iary A Ol>"
Steno ak/1pit lhi1t .• $415 'PO"· with niaaonabie boara.. MRS: LA FON 548-58911 eves &: wbnda Teller, 1 yr~· ...... opl!!I • •
Key Punch Operator •• $355 Multflith Operator
MD A.Mist, back o6: ex open DEQSION Corona del Mar ln8uranee
BY APPOINTMENT I Ottice needa operator for
SG-7484 ~ COllTIOL INC. 1250W, 1orm. layout and Sc:reened Perwonnel Agency control. HOO mo.
901 Dovtt Dr .• Newport Bcti. Phone MR. R~, mztO
RUTH RYAN AGENCY l590 MONROVIA IF You~ bJteo.remd 1n an
FEE PAID NEWPORT BEACH utra income or caner in
An F.quaJ Oppomm1ty Ales 'th ., .. Secy/Bktqlr • •• • . ... $500+ Employer • wt a .,. yr. old
Secy bl:.J ............ $475 compaey, call: &41~
Secy, light SH ........ $350 --------,~~Thun:-;::::-'=--:-:---:-......,,.-I
FEE REIMBURSED PART Time Job for SUm-
Exec Secy • • • . • • • • • • to $500 EXPERIENCED mer. Nights 9 pm to 1 am.
F/C BldqJr •••••••. to S600 Wln<:hell'1 Donat Home.
APPLICANT PAYS FEE COMMERCIAL 2947 Hari>or BL. o.ta Mcya
Gm Ofc., Nat 3100 •• $375 TELLER e ~ / EX-
Med =~-~~HOO UNITED CALIFORNIA PER. ea.tom Alteratlom.
17!ll Nf!'Wi>C>rt, CM 646-4854 BANK Permanent. &OOd pay.
17931 8"dl, HB. 847.s&lT 2029 Harbor llvd. _673-_9320="""""'==--
1042 w. 17th, s.A. 547~ Cost• Mesa SHIRT FOLl>E&
546-2033 EKPm. PREFERRm. Secretaries
Pleut call for appotntmt>nt
546-2117
An l(flllll ~nity
employer
WILL TRAIN~
MANICURIST/3 DAYS Wk.
Guar-Omun. * Westdlff
area. * ~
Applicants mmdeted HSEKPR, liv~in. Mabft. T ,.. J on merit rep.rdlesa o< Adults. Pmn. N • w per t
_ _ race, religious creed. area 547~. 144-1234
.J:: :_., • col«, national oci&in or BABYsrrI'ER for ~
"'-' ~. ninp. UVE IN ('/// OOT.
US UDIDD.I • ~A.-CALL """".,,,,.. ,,. c..,... tlr. • ,,_,.,, ,,,_. WANTED .__ 1 =-------..-.-~-"""---• ._ ~ a...,..~,..,_, woman WJ' Pl! w ANTm t.bJ'lltter lar
,,._. ~ll olfioe work. E:lq:Jer' bel\liul cirla T A 8 . in RB
We dler over 20 yeen cl but not neceaary. 40 hour Af yrs
eiqierienc:e, lntegri1'y a em-week. 644-17!> between 8 area. ter 6· 847-278).
player c:omectiool. All in· am • 10 am for acipotnt.. MATURE SlTI'ER tar i.cno.
quiriee couftdeathll. Vaca. ment. Infant. 5 dars week/$15 lllO-
tionen inQWe abo. HOUSEKEEPER Uve out. ~.
$ecys to $525 Beach .,.._ Pennanmt, ltve MA'IURE WOMAN/Can tr
Adg Assr1 m., ~ ~. 3 email boya 8 to 5 p.m.
$350-$375 60-7484 54S«1» Mon thru Fri. ~
Reeept Typists Et-. A: wlcndil. mten2 LATE Afternoon a ~.
to $400 SALESLADY for excfllllve No eiiper. nee. Am at Mr.
Superior ~ent A«C'f women'• WHr lhop. Sal. + Ooaut 135 E· 17th St., CM.
'CALL 642-7141 comm. O'Briell'1 Specialty HSD<PR. A Care at OIDdrel
1857 ~ Costa Mesa Shop, 251.S E. Cout hwy., Uve in or out. (JIVt tla1le
FM P•id Corona del Mar. Job.1 ~1.248.
RECEPTIONIST w~. exper. Counter OOILmE AGE Gmts
Tdeal job for attnlct.lve W<rk. 3: 30 ~ 9 -p.m .. cloled Eani $100 monih, ~ ~ lady <0-211. Roura ~~Y time: *** _..
S-1 apl.m .• FMoap. thrultl Fri. 2136 ~tla/CM WOMAN, Ustrt hor111l111 "'* ~ so M OI ons for ocqile a tklert:y -. Newport WOMAN, experienced In Uve In •.• &«*
Prreonnel Agency meeting public. Muat be well W ,...,_. . groomed Car necetl!I~ MTR~,,_, be 21 ,_ Im Dover Drive, N.B. T ; Ol009e '"-·-· APPLY IN PENk>N:
642-3870 S:,./;J' own""""· 1'103 SUPmJOR/CM.
FEE PAJD ..u• .. .nnn GIRL mGH achoo! &iii HYi"" In ~...,. Secy. beadl ar'e6 to S37S .... at WA&'
SH .._."" Good -'·"I atta of Talbert A: C8nneey Call ...__ ...,.. _ • ..,.,......... """1' to care b' children, llft{Cl'-"'"~ 8CJIJt ,,,_
FEE BY APPLICANT ably with car. can afteT g BEAtnY Operator. Gia.+
FC Bldcpr •• to $2.50/hr. PM SC.2342. comm. HAIR HUT a a.I
Qwi.llenging " inten.t:IDI. St. WILLIAM PENN W~ Wtdl OVER z. NB « ~ m.11!1
Amodatee ~ ApplJ at: Jamaica Inn ~ a acl ...
1856 N~ BMS. CX>FFEE SHOP 210l c:out oi ~ 5-yr old. New -.
ODsta Mesa MUU& Hwy, O!M frcnt home. 673-7111
Unique POWER MACHINE OPERA~
Pl•cement Agency OPERA TOR Garment-· Top hy. -SAILS by SCHOCK Monravia/N'B * 6Q.8I : ~::\~:~t 50't 49th St, NB 675-11123 INSTRUCTOR, attndflff
• M&ny fee It tr~ job11 HSEKEEPER le compMion woman for make-up ti..
• Personal & Confidential tor eklrrly woman. Llvt>· slnlction, will train ma7l
11177 W'-"'tcliff Orlvr in or out. 5'1S-4866. DENTAL Sec'y Recept.
NPoWpnrt Beam 642-7124 -FULJ..tune housckr<'fler E.'<Pt•r. Single. 2>40.
Dally Pno. Want Ada!! S day wttk. Emerald Bay X·Rays k boob 546-3000
V.DtY rta•' ~~3.l7 f vr11. 11nd Altf't'allOM. 646-llll'\ Pointl'Mnt 6*-740. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AJ"ays a Go-Go• • •94 .. 1ti47 • I Wbi~ ele<ptuuits! D'ln»a·Unt
J. C. Clrter Co.
fOlili'fi(ltill
A~tm'M'til.._,,
GclOll. ~ TOP
..i.ies: /t4f9tl " pl!Wm c:.te MMe
Comelelelnt ~al m CEN'l'Dl rr.
<Xl6TA MmA
WO MIN-GIRLS
Ful er Pmt time
MorM.-lves.
WI&
DhtrtlMlton
NO Hf•· w. U......., •Pfrl
541-9321
COOi
Relief and vtealion
help needed ill diet·
Ill')'~ and~
ployee ~
Pleue oont.ct
Mrs. KUDM
...
Colli••
l1~io Co.
AC1011ti1g·
Asiiit1111
W\ltt • .4 fl
tine y..,. . reomd ..
dlllb1aJ ~ ...
Gnenl ~ Aaiamt-1nc. Must be lille tD
t)ope f5 wpm~
Apply In~:
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Britilb ndDs l1'Mll wtt1t MG
bladt Jnt. and tq>. Very Jo. -------
mL ln ~ OCDd. Must '67 M G --. $UIO dll Cu.c.) • • ~ °= ~t y':f' <Er
2833 Hmilor' mvd., C M.. 'ftlE DEAN LEWIS
540-449.1 LEADERSHIP DEAL!
'65 SPRITE CIOIJVt. xS1rt '"°'" $15'5
cond. RIH. 21.000 = $1350 L
494-19 or Ma» -
'60 AUSTIN 8-k7 ~
eouv. a--•· Hr.~. IMPORTS ~'5
COl11NA
JB~.c.M. ~
• Public Notice • ST tllru •MG'~ Sedans dlru e PvMlc Net'-e coawwltiwo 23 to chooa
S5 a.tt., ** llllft. IVH. bun. lllllt ., by W9ebnd.
$t1 dl9. "' mo. o.c. Low • Pt dea, ~ mo.
CD!JrA CAR a>. oec. ~ A Dameltic <niTA CAR 00.
Carr)' OWD caatr9Ct 01C P'orefol .\ Domeltic
19118 s.rbor, ex ea«4 Oany own contract oac
..,,ICHlld l.969 Hart:lor, QI &a-4814
'65 J'ord Oort1Da 4 llpeed, '65 M.G. $175
--, ---· 1'1111 fllea7 Brltllh rlldDc poem, looks equipment. Wtt:b no cuh and ~ ID m.y.
down $.11.111 Mo. O..A.C. tDr. 648-ilU Dir.
Olll Mr. o..ta ~
DATSUN
IN•USH FORD
'60 inenlh Pent .. Aalllla •• 2-dr. l"lldiolbtr
BARGAIN I
'" CASHI ... s. Coat Hwy. t,ur: BNch 4M-TIH
FIAT
Fiat City
Fiiis ' ArUrllls
Olclelt l'raDcblMd J'iat A /4-
bartb Delllr tn Oranp
Olmlty.
JOO'Jll F!nmc:lq O.A.C
Carey Own Omtnet. o.A.C
COSTA W CO.
PEUGEOT
PEUGror SALE
We t.ve 2 of the ba1 nm-
ning Peuceot 40t sed. iD
town. cadWac of the Im·
porta '° u $&98! S. J . CHRYSLER
IMPORT DIVISION
21133 HarllcJr Blvd., C M.,
54G'"93 ~
PORSCHE
't6 PORSCHE SUPER A:
'6S PORSCHE 911. a.tom
wb!ela "' exhaust 6'73-9682
PORSCHE Cabriolet 1960.
Excel oond. $200). Eves. H>-25TI ,
'ST PORSCHE Sunroof, SlOOO
firm. m.2110 ext 32 ask fer
DueD Groth
RENAULT
USS RmAUf.T DAUPHINE
•· Excellent Transport.a· Hon .,.. that eecond family
car, Many other low priced
..,edaJa! fJS de). (o.a.c.)
8. J . CHRYSLER
IMPORT DMSION
283.1 Harbor Blvd., C. M ..
~
SPRITE
fa Rartlor' Shod. ICMITt '61 SPRITE . $575
n..-•. !O to 10 ..... -. Excellent (.'Qldition. ..,e-........ ". . ..,...., daJ equipped. See and
• Put.He Nottce • ctrM. se nat 4 c1oor lldan· N1,y .....,, Dir.
factory equtJll)eCL Exmlent ===:::;:::;:::;===-
{~ cm'· See to apprect..
at.. $296 lull priol. SUNIEAM
COSTA CAR CO. -------Fcniin A Dome9tSc
Carl)' own contlw:t oee
1988 Harbar. CM KMIT•
JAaUAR
1965 "'nGER" RD9I'R $2298
ni.: bot one from Olryalerl
Powered by a Ford \11. Nd
tlMah wtdl bl.a Int. lo.
ml., never raced.
S. J. autYSLER
IMPORT DIVISION
2833 Har1Jor Blvd., C. M.,
'Sl MK n JllQU auto U 540M9.1
Wan °"1 •/blk leath. -... -81JN8--EAM-ALPtN--E-S891-
int'et. Clttl\1D1 driVftl A Burpndy with blAck hdtp.
matnta!Md. xlnt ca1d, low wire wbeet.. Many SU~
miles. Superb car ft>r rtrht betlml In atock, new A Ul<'d
owner at S132S tor quick S25 del. <o.a-<:.l
u le. Pvt pty, N.B. M4-0'739 8. J. CHRYSLER
JAGUAR XU: ·a Qle. Black fM'.PORT OMSION
air aand, .,. ~ AM/ 2&1J Hu1>or Blvd., C.M.
"' rwtio. xbrf oend. m.&27 540-4493 -------
YOU Altn' SllN NOTHIN' YET
UNnL YOU SEE
Ya.. Dltect Fwtwy C111'1llllt h11hr
GROTH Chevrolet Co.
1111 • _ ....... ...,. ................................. ...
WE'RE .. OVERCROWDED
COMPARE OUR PRICES ANYWHERE!
FULL SDI
NEW '67 CHIYIOLll'
NOT JUST ONIU • 226
YOUI PICI OP
AU. AVAii.Aii.i COi.OU
MODtL 1U 11 DllJVlllD MDI
FUU.
PllCE .... -OI
YOU CAM IUY
THIS llAND .W ''7 IMPALA
PAYMINTS AS $5611
LOW AS --~~~~~~--:-.--:--:: DIL.IVHID Ml •I PW M ..... Miii I /J DNll.. ....,_ Tex & U-
RI ... THIS COUPON WITH YOU ...._ ,, ... --$100 .......... .. ................
Or -.. - ...... Ullla , __ _,_ .. "Ole".... ..
I 5%
DISCOUNT
FOi
CASH
Al LOW Al
'99*
FANTAmc DISCOUNTS
Ot tMy UM C.. .. SfMlll M_.. n-100 Te Qeeee ,,_ .---------.mmu INYlllTO•Y -NOW ON SAU---------.
... .., lecll I••• ..... I I ... PrMleta .._
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Tll,UCICll ... ..,_., ........ -GONS • --:r ..... s.;. ~ ... -,......., .... STATION WA ,... ... "Olt" • ..... °""*·
'65 CORYmE • • $3199
'~' an AfR ••• $1'99
CouH. v ... aulelMfk, radio. -_,..
'63 OIVY N • . $$799
'65 FORD •••• $2399
~ lllull"I. VL eu-tlc. m l .. flMIW, MWtl' .-.., a. brekn, SICDIN
. '65 DOD&E ••• $1999
CereMt -VI. all'°'Ntle. rtdlo. ..... ,._ ....,.,. NHOJt•
'63 FORD •••• $1599
faNllM ' -Ottuu. lttdlo. _ .... tllC*. OK .....
'63 BU1C1 •••• $1399
"*'81 -VL avtomelk. radio. ,_f. w. -.... llldl .... ,,,.
'6' IMPAU ••• $1•99 '65 Ol.DSMOllLE $2699
14.T. c;-VI. MMfllttlc. HH, -a!Wflne. l'MNfSa.
'66 IMPALA • • • $2399
H.T. VI. '"'°""tic. re41o. ..... "tr, 11...-r 1~ TENl1S
'66 NOVA ••••. $1999
Vllta C""'9r 11\Mee T•l V-. tl/IO • refit. ....., .... rlflt, ~ air H0•"7
'" 11 AIR I • $1799 w ..... ~ ..._... llealtf, -......... OJmt
'62 FAlCOll • • • $699
4 doer, VL ""'""tie' r..Sle. ,_!tr, ,_ ltatltlt wt9"'. ltalldaN lran-'Mlon.
"""'"'' w ry clMn. •HYtk rMlat ......,, wfll!e. 01,..
. '65 NOVA S.S. • $1799 . !_!f!l!.,:,.-,.:. ~
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NOW ONN IACH DAY INCLUDIN• SAT. & IUN. 'T1L 11 P.M1 um llACH an.
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l'MOlill IU f.a»l IC I MW YI 149
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'U IEL Afl ••• $1''9
4 "'" VI. avtem.tk. radla, ,,....,, l"S. tectlrY alt, wllHIL ICJl'4Q
'62 14PALA ••• $1399
M.T, CW-. VL autematle. ,..., llNlef,
.... •1' oandlllonlM. JFOtl•
''5 CHEV ~ TON $1599
........ ~ ..... ..... .... dMll. .,,.
'6' IMPAU ••• $1•99
..._, N.T. V-. _,.....tic. radle. .,._. ....,... filc!WY air, ICOll.,
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Dn. Pymt. MO. PYMT. FULL NICI
'62 CHEV. 14PAlA '25 $3'8 '99 ~. H.T. AU!Wnelk. -,...,., •a.H,
WSW n,..., lltM ..... -~ 111118 ""-t
'65 CHEV. 14PALA '25 $7111 $)799 60r. H.T. Automatic. -....,_, lt&N, WSW ti,... """'9 W/rrttttdt. 1181 .. ..........
'6' CHEV. BEL AIR '25 $59'1 $1499 ,_ ...... llldt """· ,.., ...,, ~ •l l'lllldl. 111111 lntff.
'6' CHEV. IMPAlA SJ. '25 $6321 '1599 AllMmaflc, -11wr1... .... 1w--. ndlo. Matw, WSW. be* w/111ac:k Wlyl ... !Mid\......,,.,
'61 CJIY. IMPAlA '25 $3'8 $CJ99 ... _.........,.. ..... ...._.
Rr.H, WIW ........... w/fNtdllM ........... \
'61 OIV. lfPALA '25 $3'8 $999
40ew. H.T. AvlllMllc, _. ...... =-~· W1W .... ,_ w/INtdl.
'6' CJIV. CHmW '25 $4431 $1099
t-o.r. ' "'''*· alldt afllft, ..... ,_..,, WIW .,... ...,.. w/rW llllwW.
'6' VOWWAGEN '25 $443&-s1099
ttMlo •IW ,_., wlllte llcle well ttrw. ... ,_.
'66 VOWWAGEll '25 .... Md ,....,, ~ ,.._ °""' '6300 '1599
1~ mlla.
'62 DODGE POlARA '25 $3'8 $999
Mir. M.T. Autaolwtlc. -llMt'lfte & bnUe. ttr.H, WSW, wt11t1 w/ rW/Wlll!e lntlrllr.
'67 HONDA Motorcycle $699
'5 '""9fl. °"" .... "'""-'"°" ,..., ,
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'65 RAMBlER 770 '25 s52oa $1299 Olllwft!llM. ltlck lhlfl wllll OY11nlrlyt, ,..._ llNIW, wlll .... 11 tlrw.
'61 PLYMOUTH V1lllnt '25 s2aoo ·$499
M*r. AlltlmMlc "-'"""-•Nie "'41 ......
'60 BUICK Eledra 225 '899 4-0ew Ila,.._, Ma l'WtVtlllne lllCI fee-terv ew. 1111ty ..,.. "'41e1. A ,..., ,.,..
ur. Slue wtmatclllllt '""'lor,
'59 lHUtlDERBIRD s799 Auteonattc. -.,..,,.,., -i.rn ... ..... hM19r. WSW ...... ~ w/matdl
lllttrlor.
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''6 LINCOLN
COUPI
(JI "'" ,_., fu .. f'f Alt
Lew .11 ..
24 M•./I0,000 Ml. FHt. w.,,,,,._,,
s4595
'65 Mercury
Montclair
4 ''· h1r.tfe,,
l it u...lltlNillf•
t..•'-' wltll
•rlr••·
' w~. Junt 21, 1'67
'65 Contlnent1I
Seden
s .. It •• -..n ... 1t. "'" ,...,,
, ........ •it
s3795
'64 MIRCURY
2 TO CHOOSE
PROM
PRICES
AT .
0-..Cm
SAVINGS
IN EVERY ·
DEPARTMENT
COUGAR
PROM ~689
COMETS
SAVE UP TO
5700
MERCURYS
arg.
13 YBA.RS IN ,
\'i:wP.oar •Ett.fJB
. BARGAIN HUNTER
SPECIAL
2 ONLY
NEW 1967
COMETS
-COUGARS
<MbfJATURISl
TO CHILDllN WITH PARENTS
,.
~395 $1695 SAVE U' TO 1967 CONllNENTM; s2199 MERCURY COLONY PARK
STATION WAGON
SAVE UP TO s1100 SAVE '1500 ~="°" 4 DEMOS'
'" c .. u111e '64 CADILLAC
Sed1n O.Vllle FLEETWOOD
'66 OLDS '65 IUICK ''3 '66 FORD '64 CHRYSLER
TORONADO RIVIERA T·BIRD GALAXIE NEWPORT XL 500
-•14' with Full '•wer
wltit• •lftyl t,, FHftfY Air
Fvtl ,_., l eir. 0111 Ow11 ..
low 111ilt1 l1111111cvl1t1
Fvll , .... FYll '•••• Aute1111tic, R/H, full Fully Fectery
Ft cttry Air M111J btf11 ,.w.,, fec+try t ir. Lte4'e4' wltll Eq11ip,ed tdr11 iitcl. o .. 0w .... o .. 0-.., 1 .. .mflll c-"iti ... Fect.ry Air l11cl11di11t Feet. ORAN&E COUNTY'S OLDEST
I J,000 Actul Lew 1111lle1 24 M•./50,000 Air, Owe ew11.,,
Mil H Lew MilH ... Fectery w.,,. 14,000 Act.el 1111ilH UN COLN MERCURY-COUGAR DEALER
$4895 '3395 $3795 ~ $2595 ~ ~695 900 W. COAST HIWAY -NEWPORT-RACH
CHEVROLET CHEVROLET * Air Conditioned * "Air Conditioned"
"SJNce" Vehicle '65 CHEV. STA. WAG.
'64 CHEV V-8 BEI.,.AIR STA· Luxuriou& "Bel-Afr" w/
TION WAGON. Factory air "327" V-8, fact air, P/G,
cond., pwr. steer., pwr. r. pwr/steer, RIH. pwr. R.
window, R/H, secret 10 cu window, 10 cu ft locking
fl locking compartment. u/. compartmnt u n d e r R.
rear deck, etc. AU Alaska deck, chrome rooftop rack
white w/immac. LI m e etc. Beaut Mist Blue w/
Green inter. U.S. No. l white top. immac Teal
choice! BUY A "KNOWN Blue inter. A low rru.
VALUE!" choice looal new Oiev ONLY $1885 tr~, offl'T'ed al almoi;t
2 Yr OK guar/GMAC terms 12 new cost!
Tommy Ayr<'s Chrvrolet NOW $2395!
CONTINENTAL
62 ~NTJNENTAL <4 dr, full
power' air. 50,000 miles.
Gold exterior, black leat'-er
interior. High rubber. Pre-
pared for a trip. Wiii sae>
DODGE
'6S DODGE
DART GT
ri1ice $1875. 1 V-8, automatic, radio, beat-
NEWPORTER MCYl'ORS er, ~r at~.
2036 Harbor C.M. S43-85l1 (PCM462)
CORVAIR
''3 CtlVROlfT
Corvair Monza
$1399
nnaooe above amount eJ.
ter normal down or trade
worttl $600.
Harbor Dodge
FORD
'U RIO 500 n
Radlo, beater. automatic,
power ateerini:. vinyl top.
(QZD611)
$1199
Finance above alDOlall al·
ter oonnal down or trade
worltl mi.
lllrbor Dodge
2150 HARBOR BLVD., C.M.
540-JClJO
.. 545-8291
FORD
'65 FORD FAIRLANE e Station Wagon • Blue
• Power St.eerinr
• Automatic Transmiuioa
• Power Brakes
•Radio cl Heater
• New White Wall tires
• 38,000 miles ud ln ex-
cellent condition. SH95.00 •See at
DAILY PILOT
Employe parking lot.
330 West Bay Street
Costa Mesa
or Call 642-4321 and
uk tor
MUSTANG
'67 MUSTAllG
Radio, beater, automatic,
pcJl\'e' .Ceerlne. Wiyl top,
air ccmdltlon C'IWU729l
$2699
It $7.BO per week O.A.C.
Harbor Dodge
2150 HARiBOR BLVD., C.M.
546-JmO
Reprocessed
946 S. Coast Hwy. 2 Yr OK guar/GMAC terms
LAGUNA BEACI! Tommy~ Owvrolet Radio, heater IPLM120) nso HARBOR BLVD., C.M. '59 FORD 9 Pass. Oxmtry _a.._ •• _ ...... __ M_ana.aer_ ~·-Otti_._ce.
-~ --Sedan. Full power, recently
'SS Muatanc Coupe, V-8,
auto, w~w. R/H. With no
cub down. tM.67 Mo.
O.A.C. dlr. Call Mr. Davis.
642-5480. Open ·111 !l 494.n44 946 S. Coast Hwy.
'53 Chevrolet -LAGUNA BEACH
2 Ton Op.-n 'til 9 494-TI44
Cab over. New eni::inr. 1 ~pd -, 65· Chevrolet-
$699
& ti 60 PM" week 0 A C
Harbor Dodge
transmissron wrth 2 ~pPed VII. Oievelle Malrbu SS
axle. good rubber. 16' trac-ronvertihle. A one owner Zl50 HARBOR BLVD · C M.
tor haulin~ \x>d. car from Laguna Beach. ac-546-3000 $895 tually ~one only 27.000 I '65 MONZA . Sharp! MuSt
miles, finished in beautiful sell now! R It II. WSW. AU· STANSBURY BUICK dark turquoise with white •o. $1270. . 544-1060
vlnal bucket S<>ats. Full
price U99J.
JOHNSON & SON CORVETI'E 2100 Harbor Blvd.
Cosla Mesa 646·9022
'U DODGE
Station Wagon
Radio. heater. automatic.
<SNJ4241
$1199
Jo1nMce above a.mount af·
ter normal down or trade
worth $600.
Harbor Dodge
°' erhauled. Looka ' runs
5tood. MUST acriflce this
week · $195. Orisdnal owner
~19'l2
. '65 FOID
UIKHERO
V-8 power ateerlni radio,
heater. automatic traJ\I.
$1382
'67 FORD n
frlne. Ranchero
V-8. radlo, heal~. automat·
ic, power steeri~. bucket
leata.
$2299
le $19.!KI a week O.A.C.
Harbor Dodge
2150 HARBOR BLVD .. C.M.
'66 MAROON Mw.tang. VS.
bile upbol, bucket seats. pwr
brakea le steering. Uaed
only as 2nd car. Lo mlJeqe.
$2595. SJ6.S193. S31)..fil13
MUST &ell 11ow. 'SS ~v.
Sharp. wsw, R/H, ps, auto,
Make offer. SU1060
OLDSMOllLE
TOP DOLLAR
For
PLYMOUTH
'65 Plymouth Fury Ill e Foor-door Sedan, Blue e Power Stee~ e Automatic Tranamluloo e Power Brakes e Air Condltloa.inc
• Radio A: Heater
• 36,000 mllea and tn
showroom cond.IUon
throughout. $1995. •Seo! at
Dally Pilot
Employe parldD& lot.
330 West Bay Street
O:>lta Meaa
or caJJ 642-4321 and
aak for
Bo1i:ne11 Manaaer'a ottice.
'6' PLYMOUTH
SPORT FURY
V-8, power steering, aut~
matic, radio, heater.
(I~)
$1399
It ss.m per week, O.A.C.
H1rbor Dodae
64Mtl1 .. -
PON'llAC
ROY CAIYll
PONTIAC
2925 ~ a. ODlta ....
Kl 6 4444
<>rap Comlt1'• Elrdallft
Dealer tor RoUI • "°"°' ad Bently.
PONTIAC 't5 Ollrfert., V.fl
Tempat. Pwr.; Perfect.
$1495. Ori(. owner. Mr.~
leJl 496-%181 ~
.f!M.M37 Eve.
PON'lUC •• CUat. 'l'ealPelt
~ dr.; red fnmo. • ester.
Oved»ead cam I, ndio: 4
apd. One owner; 11,CO> ml
548-&12 Eve
'59 PONTIAC Sta. Wqm.
SURFERS A'M'Dn'ION!
ExeeUent conc1. $400.
546-229'2 * '66 PONT CONV·VI. AtJ.
TO. * UNDER 5CXXI • mt.
A·iCOND! *.,.._
'63 1'EMPEST VI a>NV.
36,000 ml.~ de.en! $1100
or BESI' oiler. s«..-
'64 PNOTIAC • Silvw 2 + 2,
AIR, Bucbt -.fl. $1700.
962-9572 *"Buy a Kown Value"
• • 19j:i Chevrolet V-11 Bel-Air
Lincoln-Mercury ReprocesMd
Costa Mesa Branch 58 Corvette, 4 speed. V-S, 2150 HARBOR BLVD., C.M.
& Sl3.2ll a week O.A.C.
Harbor Dodge
546-JClJO * "Al; Condltloned'1-
'64 FORD CALAXIE ''500''
4 Dr. Spt. Sedan, AIT,
Pwr Steer, R/H etc. Stun-
~ A.retie White w/lm-
mac FllWll Jiiter. A Jaw mi.
lmpreuive space age car
from a tine home!
La1e Model Used Can
at
2150 H~VD., C.M. ==RA=M:::::l:::::LE=R==I
.::: Sedan. P/G pwr. steer,
R/H etc. Sparkling orig
Mountaln Green! Xlnl cond.
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7000 R/H, Real sharp. With no 546-3000
'64 CHEVROLET Impala cash dawn S39.33 mo. Q.A.C.
lhruoul!
ONLY $1595
2 Yr OK guar/GMAC terms
Tommy Ayrrs Ch<'VTOl<'l
SS Maroon & Silver, 2 or. dlr. Call Mr. Davii. 642-54!KI
Buc~et seats, Automatic ·63-COR~ETTE$2S7S
trans. Power steering 327 F'utback. four speed, RIH,
cu in engi~. New tires & silvrr with blAiCk Interior.
battery. 32.000 mi Ex cond. 646-9300 Dir.
9~6 S. Coast Hwy. Call llft 6 PM. 642.7968 1 66 CORVETTE 327-
Blue. Like new. 642-5411 LAGUNA REAC.11 CHRYSLER
Op,1 :! 9 1~1-TI41 --------.:;:=::::;;;:;:::=::====--
' 65 MALIBU SS
t 'uU power and lal'IOI') arr.
Sf 799
& n4 per w~k O.A.C.
Harbor Dodge
11:0 HARBOR BLVD., C.M.
~3000
'63 C~evrolet -
'63 CHRYSLER
4 door. radm. heat('r. aut1>-
mM1r, powrr sll't'rintZ.
!NBY167t
$1199
& $9.90 a week O.A.C.
Harbor Dodge
oon&E
'6' DODGE DART
Radio, heatrr. full h1<·1ory
equippf'd,
$1047
& S9.69 Pf'r week O.A.C.
Harbor Dodge
5k l Air SI Wag. An ex~
tionaJly clean car. R/H, P.
2lj() HARBOR BLVD., C.M.
546-3000 --------2150 HARBOR BLVD., C.M
COMET
S and auto. Bronze metalllc --------
with rnalrhrnJ.? int. FuU
priC't' S149'J.
JOHNSCN & SON
Llncoln·Mcn·ury
'63 COMET Mel'(' 6. 2 OR,
Hrd top, Auto. R&H, Like
new. Priv. Pty. $950.
673-8427
Costa Mrsn Rranch CONTINENTAL rn II II R rlJnr Al \'d 642-7o;,I)
(6~ CHEV S.S. $2375 '61 CONT'L LOW-Ml
I i. I h · • n;:1111· IArh, Air. Full power• MaJOr llln",
!l r:o1 I• ml mtlr!> """'' Ball. Blur C'or11I Srot· f,f:;.!l.:ru I >Ir lrss! S2!l!l:i lii:l.ffl~·:
'fi.·, (111'\'Y fl " dr Stirk, '61 CO:-.ITINE.'1TAL I ONV
1':&11 l\"S\\ Xl.N1 10\10! SAC'nfflCF' • Sim
6i3-;~1 .ih• 1 l-P~1 ~.ii;.1:111~ nr l>-11-lR'l!l
5"1S-3000
'65 DODGE
Coronet S. Wgn.
11ir.
$1799
/, $11 J)l'I' v.. rk 0 Id.:
Har~or Dodge
mo llARROR RI.VD ' c; M w;.:vr..n
'62 DODGE
Stiflon W 1aon
2150 HARBOR BLVD .. C.M.
546-:ao ---'67 FORD LTD
LOADED!
R.adlo, heater. automatic. •~nnn f'AC* AIR ...,.,_95.,...
fHVV6r>1 t ...,.,...,. """ '"
$ ~FORD Ooullll'Y Sedan; 599 V-8. auto ; pwr. steer. '
brakes: Good oondltion. M25
1' \'l.90 per wrek 0 .A.C. ~2647 Harbor Dodge ::;.1 roRo-wqOO,ToR.-vs.
• 4 Btll. hlll'lt. chrOme rirrui,
?150 HARBOR BLVD .. C.M. ICood int., ,...,t It liret. 125().
540-~ ~7~1 ========-'57 f'ORD--2--<t-r. -..,.-w·-agon-.
FALCON Clean. nJN well. PS. PB,
Town & cntry r11din. SAC
Reprocessed m:;. f>.l2.1'4ll.
'64 Falcon Conv't. White, 'GS GALAXIE 500
black top. V-8, aulo. power l'ONVERTIBLE • S1300
steering, w-s-w. Llkr new Private party, <494-3935
With no cash down. $36.17 - ---GON
M 0 'j7 FORD ST'A-WA · o. .A.C. dlr. Call Mr. AUTO. ._. RUNS ( ><'D!
..::::D:::::a:::vis=64:::::2·54=80=. === S200 Call 546-0'Tl<t
FORD ~ F A!RLANE 500 WAG. VS,
P/S-B, Local low·ml· XL.NT
'56 FORD Victoria 2 DR, '64 SPRINT Con•· VB, Air, ll~tp, VS, good cond. Sharp 4 spd, new tires. mr mJ,
Cone!! 542-1137
_sns. 96.2..Q'l'l_ Like new! $131S· 833--0919
I '64 GALA.XlE CONV-FORn -:-i;6fiir1ilnt:2 d"t.
I Full powrr. Air BEST -roan Clean. 110"IC1 rond.
Ot'FER! * 67:'.-70.~I ~V('~ \If;;~ fi36-83JI
HI 'SI ~:.c;T tnnrl<r1pli1rr 111 FOP.O •582 Or. lldlop Clr11n.
tnwn l'hfo f);\Jl.V Pl1Jl1 .,1,,1 c·ond. J:url nr hr~I of.
Clns~tltrd ~~r111lf1 l'av1 I '"' 1147.1!'16J
m<lflC')o, t1m1 & rlfon 1.nnk -, .• -OAJLY POATT-now' 1 • I C11t11fflftd
ONLY $1595!
2 Yr OK guar/GMAC terms
1'ommy Ayre« Olevrolet
946 S. Coast Hwy.
LAGUNA BEACH
()peTi • Ill 9 494-Tl 4<4
-,6·5-Forcl -
V8, Ranchero Futura, 289"
engine, power lteerlng. 11 ll
new tires. See this one. Full
price n850.
JOHNSON & SON
Uncoln-Mercury
Costa Mesa Branch
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7000 e '59 FORD STATION WAG
<4 DR, VS, Xlnt cond, S375
or Beet Offer! *-3656
MUSTANG
'65 MUSTANG $1495
Hardtop, fully equipped, a1r
UIYERSITY
OLDSMOBIU
* Reel Valiant '63 PLY. 6 VAUANT SIG-
NET l · dr HDTP SPT.
a>E. Std. llhl.tt, RIH. w/w.
Glistening RA>yal Red w/. =====:::::::=:I 285r Harbor Bl .. C'ost.a Meu plush red vinyl 1cat illter.
___ 546-5550 l In 10,000! T·lllD
'65 Olds INVESrJGATE Reproceteed ·
Qillasa Cpe. A local one ONLY $995 ·~ T·Blrd Landau, factory
owner car in excellent con· 2 Yr OK i\J&r/GMAC terms all'. full power, tJectrlc
dltion,' loaded with extrM. Tommy AY?'M Chevrolet windows i; •all, vib-ndio,
tun price n895. 946 s Coast H with nw -.iea.1r.er. ear 1n JOHNSON & SON LAGUNA BEACH wy. beauclfuJ eoodltion. With
Uncoln M ~ 'tU 9 no cash doim 164.SS mo. OJCta M~ ~ ~" 49'-7744 O.A.C. dlr. ~ Mr. O.vil
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-~ '65 Plymouth Fury I l4U480 '
b -•Four door Station Waron, 67 T-BIRD 4 ii' Lindau Ml
• Pu lie Notice • Buff w/brown Vinyl in. Power a:~. Dan &ray 'with
SS Olds F-85 Stick shift, RI terlor gray landau Ullbollt 5 •
H, W.S-W. Fronlllne con· • Automatic Transmission 000 mllet with full v::!M.:._ dition. $5.j dela, $55 mo., e Radio •-H t · ...... ..,..
• .-.1:nc ar ea er tor Co. gQUantee 24,IAJO oac. .....,., mil n ..... n_ COSTA CAR CO. e See at e. n.-QWa ~ M,000 Will aacrlflce ""5. Foreign & Domeati<: Dally Piiot NEWPORTER M......,., .. ., CalT}' own contract oec E 1 kin I v.1vno
1969 Harbor, CM 6'2-4874 a:p ~t '::,, l~ n16 'hrbor C M. 5tUS...l
I '63 OLDS 98-2 DR. Cl>ilta Mea
Good tires, Approx·Sl-495. or Call &U-4321 and YAUANT
LIKE N'EW 56-4422 uk for
BuslnHa Manaier'1 offlce
PLYMOUTH
coodltloll<'<I. R/J-1, lemon--------
I 63 Plymovth
Fury convert. new car
tradf> In, excellent condl·
Uon. VS, PIS, R/JI. auto,
this Wl'<'k llPC!Clal Sloo:I F'P.
• Publlc Notfce e
62 ~ allant. f u 11 y factory
equipped, iodudlna JVll,
S29 dela, $29 mo., oe.c. gOld In rolor.
646-!IJO.'\ Dir.
MUSTANG '6.'l-SIX--
l.1kc ll<'W: undrr 18,{XX) iir·
tual mi Aulo-trans.; whilE"
On11n11I ownf'r, S16.'i0,
fi46.45!lli
COSTA MESA
CHRYSLER/
PLYMOUTH
C'osLa Me!N
s.46-1934
"1''or in. ft.neat aeJectim
or both New It Used Can"
JOHNSON & SON
Llncoln-Mercury
Cos111 MeM Bran<'h
11141 lillrbor Rlvd. 642-TIM
COSTA CA RCO.
Foreian A DomestSc
Carry own contract Ole l~ Ha.rtior, CM "2-C874
JOIN tbe ~· In tht DAn.Y PIUn WANT ADS•
642·5671
Wfdne~, June 21, 1%7 OAJLV PILOT 4J
New Clrs "60 NW Care ffOO
;..
··WIN! ·WIN! WIN!·: Exactly JOO 1967 Fonts Drastically Reduced
FREE PRIZE "DIAWINGS 1v•1v DAY DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE·A-BRATION
YOU'LL AGREE Wl'RE OFFDING THI GilATEST SAYINGS OF 1967 ON
THIS SPECIAL GROUP OF NIW AND LOW-t&IAGE STAJIF CARS. NO
MORE AT THESE SAVll•S!
IN THE MONTH OF JUNE!
· GRAND PRIZE
'9DAY ¥ACATION ·1N
MIXICD CITY ~
fOR TWO
INCLUDING JET FARE!
NOTHING TO BUY!
Juet come In and ........, to win .,_ or mo,.
v1hMW. ..,..... Delly drlWlftll for tickets
to Meledy LIM, Aftttlt' Gemel, MCI the Or-.... c.-,.,1y Home lltew -~first 1tt 1dlon In
the falluS.. Anlhelrn Convent! Center-
at1rtlnt June ~. Delly wtn also ellglble
te Win ~ of eur plM ,, .... vautlonsl
Cr11llorNtlc. ....,, .. wll ttr... ._
~ •t.rilw ........ -dllw· i.... Adle, tinted .....
-
=:J .. ~: ...,.., , ..... """ s2995 .... lt!ftl ..... 1-............. '""* 11111 ""-t•VJ·•>
'63 CHEVROLET
'=~Mo: S1095
'65 EL CAMINO STATION WAGONS
VL Milomatk. rec1i.. s1 8 9 5 ,_tw, lie. Ne. T·161N.
VACAT10N PAY COMfNG? WHY '
WAIT, BUY NOW, PAY LATlll
ALL O"'ERS C 0 N S I D I It E D ,
TUO!S ACCEPT!D, PAID 'OR Olt
NOT.
'62 FAIRLANE
"1. 111-tl<, redle.
"""'· _, 1teer1,,.,
Uc. Ho. $VU7U. s795
'63 PONTIAC
LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE
FROM. MANY WITH AIR
CONDITIONING. SOME 9
PASSENGER '63 COMET ~ DR. '64 POtfFIACS
..... IY!Dmelk. p. 9-vlfll COUlll. •ldlo, s13 9 5 ~ brelln.. Vff"/
lllN-lut. OICJ.flt. ... l1!21. '63 OLDS 88 ~:-=~ :::~; sg95 :::::: ::.-= s1995
*AT!6'ENTMIONURASTCIA~NGFANS* f~ '1195 H2~? "'~~.~!~~ .....
41e, lte ... r, tintecl tliu, w~it• 1icl1 wi ll ti .. ,,
WMi Offt I -...... C.. -1-.... ._ .. -----------,14419' 41111. ....... + "' 0
11111 ~ ....... '67 CAMARO WAS $3395 :.to ....._ Met WliMk. ,_ ..... -' THIS WEEKS SPECIAL ....... s2995 §::§:~~~ s2595 s2gg5 ·
TRANSPORTATION SNCIAL
'55 DOD6,E • '195 lleetw,11,,,..,..1"1-
dlllen .
'66 FORD GALAXI Uc. No. TOUOJ1 ---~~~----··----------··-----~------500 l i ncl 4 cloer hercltop1. All with l1ctory -:-w1rr1nty, VI 1n9ln1, 111t1'"1tic, reclio, 111.ter, '66 FORD CUSTOM '63 PLYMOUTH '65 FORD F-100 power 1t11rin9, with., with111t 1lr (lft,. At
AS LOW AS '• low ..
;r=:.":. s1495 ~_;=: s1495 :-~ =· ·s1395 s2395
1967 THUNDERBIRD
Z DOOi LANDAU
e.io•--..••lflc.lk. M• ewTIOlllNG, $4446 ~,.., ..... -............ ..._.. . .m.-. .a lid .. ...... redle, ........ reef'..,, -k.. ""'· --_., Qltltrol -'-w . •*"' "'-•'stlcbr priet)
M. .... 147 ($1306.34 off of window
1967 GAt:AXll 500
CONVllnlLE
CMMfN'";' :-_...:::--.: '3495 :..~,.._....,,~ .
($946.J2 off of window
sticker rice)
FORD ROTUNDA DIAGNOSTIC CINTER
Southern C1llfornl1's finestl ~ any
Amerfun car 130 elec:tronlc ._.. for per-
formance and llfoty while ,_, watch o"
your own dlals and lncffuton In a cli·
matiud glass room. Tak .. 1 .. than 30
minutes ,_ $9.95 full cost.
ECONOMY CAR Cl!NTllt
Factory 1uthertlad Illes, Mrvice and
parts for Ford economy cars, lncludlnt
new Ford model "C". Large Inventory
rNdy foto Immediate delivery.
SUPER SERVICE CINTER
Service and repair stills for working °"
75 ,.,. almulteneoualy, plus complete
~ aftd 1Nint. theps. All coordinated by
• .....i1rn contrel tower ttMt apeecfs Mrv-
kit, mlnlmlnt waits. •
HIGH ltlRFORMANCE CAR CENTER
_ Factwy authortud .. 1 .. , Mrvlce, ind
pam fer Ford built hl9h performance
c•rs. hdwlve o,.nge dealer for Shel~
Ameriun GT-350, GT 500-COBRA. AS.
ways 1 Mt •lectlon on dlspl1y and ready
fw lmmed11te delivery.
COURTESY BUS SERVICE
Our own modern bu ... INve every half
hour for fl'ff tr•nsportatlon to and from
your work, home or school while your ur
le bef "t Mrvlced.
UNDISPUTED LEADERSHIP
IY.t ~ of the mott modem 'onl 111 ...
Mrvlce, parts, ind finance f acllltlff en
ttM West C:O.st.
EASY FINANCING
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