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NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY. JUNE 21. ·1967 TEN CENTS
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Suspect Shoots
At NB cirr icer
By THOMAS FORTUNE ' Of,........, .........
A IWl-totiD& car burC1ar blazed
away at an unarmed Newport ee.ch
police officer early today.
Lt. William Blue, 40, said two shots
were fired at him in front of his New-
port Heights oome after he surprised
EICAPeS BULLETS
Lt. wua.im llue
a long-haired youth in the ad of
breatin,g into bis auto.
.The gunman approached to within
ftve feet of Blue and threatened, "rll
kill you," before the officer leaped
over a wall to safety. according to po-
lice reports.
Both shots missed.
When Blue, who was not in uniform,
ran back inside bis house to get Ills
service revolver, the burglar fled.
An intensive search of the neigh·
borhood by other officers failed to
turn up a trace of the suspect, de-
scribed as in bis early 20's.
Blue, a 16-year veteran of lb force,
is Newport's traffic division com-
mander.
Police said one shot struck a roof
beam of hi! house. Tbe other slug was
not recovered.
Mrs. Blue heard a noise and woke
up about l::.l a.m., Blue related.
" Through a w i n d o w she saw the.
burglar inside the family car parked
in fronl
Blue said be stepped outside and
the burglar began to flee. He followed
a few steps when the youth wheeled
around and snarled. ''I'll teach you
to follow me." He fired one shot.
The p o l l c e lieutenant dropped
to the law. Tbe bur,iar Ultll ad-
vanced to wltb1n five feet of Blu. and
aald, "111 till you:•
At that Blue jumped up and vaulted
a wall. The seconcf shot •u ftred a.a
he went over the wall.
NotbJ.QI waa taken from the CAii'.
Regents of UC Tjghten
Entrance Requirements
By SHEILA COLE
Of Tiie 0.llY Pli.t Steff
The University of California is
tightening entrance requirements for
freshmen. {
The regents, 'meeting on the UCI
campus Thursday, approved a pro-
posal that would require applicants
for admission as freshmen to 1ubmit
scores in the Scholastic Aptitude Test
and three achievement tests of the
College Entrance Examination Board.
In addition, freshmen must have
maintained a 3.0 or "B" ave.rage in
core subjects in high school.
The new requirement will become
Coast
Weatller
The first weekend of summer
is nothing to get excited about,
says forecaster Jack Frazee. It
looks like another cloudy day
Saturday with patchy sunshine
in the p.m. hours with tempera-
tures a little below normal.
effective for all applicants to the fall
quarter of 1968.
They will reduce admissions to 12.5
percent of the students who gradu·
ated from the state's public high
schools, the ratio called for in the
Master Plan for Higher Education.
lU PERCENT ELIGIBLE
A CQordinating Council for Higher
Education study revealed that current
requirements at the freshmen level
(See REGENTS. Page %)
Boy, 13, Chided
After Grass Fire
A 13-year-old Newpcirt Heights boy
who apparently started a. grass fin
with matches Thursday was given a
"good talking to" by Newport Beach
Fire Marshal W. C. Noller.
Firemen reported 1,500 !.quare feet
ol dry grass burned below Kings
Road at 2:30 p.m. The blaze was ex·
tinguished without further damage.
Afterward, Noller spoke to the boy
and his parents. The youngster was
not held. ..-
Two ottler smaller grass fires were
put out In tbe same Mariners. M 11 e
bluff area Tuesday afternoon, firemen
SENATOR CENSURED
Connecticut's Dodd
Senate <::ensures
Dodd 92-5 Over
Fund Finagling
Big 2 Talk
Alone on
All Issues
By MERRIMAN SMim
UPI White Hoa.ae Reporter
GLASSBORO, N. J. (UPI) -Presi·
deat Johnson and Soviet Premier
Alexei Kosygin 1pent the first t w o
hours and three minutes of their ''Big
Two" summit conference today talk·
ing man-to.man and alone fn the
IUID'mer quiet of a small New Jersey
college president's home.
Only an int.erpreter for eacb was
present as Jobn&on and Kosygin pri-
vately explored such war-and-peace
issues as the Mlddle East, Vietnam,
ways of curbing the spread of nu-
clear weaponry am bettering East.
West relations.
The President and the Premier met
each other for the firrt time in friend-
ly fuhion before a throng of news-
men, photographers and residents of
Glassboro, a colleg& community of 11,·
800 halfway between New York City
and Washington.
GRANDSON TOPIC
Johnson and Kosygin met and ex·
changed handclasps and pleasantries
about the President's new grandson
at 11:21 a.m. (EDT) outside Holly-
bush, the home of the president of
Glassboro State College. WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Sen· The~·~ went to the den of the
ate censured Sen. Thomas J · !?odd, house to beglD "thew formal talks at
(D·Coon.). today <1' charges of fman-11:27 a.m. EDT with none of their top
cial finagling. advis~DL 1'ey were cloleted
The vote was a to I wi~ Dodd r \ ·t.or ttl t!• c· EDT 1'-h e n
corded as vo\illg no. t~· r.merged for b and f W'ther
The Senate held that Dodd's con· di1elJflion1 with the U.S. and Soviet
duct "ii contrary to accepted rnor-delegttieU oo band to pattlclpate.
ala, derogates from the public tru&t Sea~ at a small end table with expected of a ~tor, and tends to their intn'pret.ers alongside. Johnton
bring the Senate mto dishooOI' and and Kosygin sized up each other in
disrepute.'' the first meeting of a U.S. president
It was only the stxtb time in his-and Sovi~ chief or state since 1961.
tory that the Senate bad censured or It was the first meeting between the
condemned one of its own. The last two men who had communicated via ~as Sen. Joseph McCarthy, (R·Wis.), the "hotllne" between the Whit e
m 1954. (See story, Page 4l. House and Kremlin during the Middle
The vole climaxed nine days of de-East crisis. And it was the first U. S.-
bate in the Senate, and ended for Soviet summit conference since Presi-
Dodd the agony Q! public debate over dent John F. Kennedy met with Pre·
his ethics. ,_ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev at Vienna
Shortly before the parliamentary in 1961.
logjam was broken for the final vote,
the. Senate rejected another effort to ADVISORS PRESENT .
weaken the punishment recommend-Johnaon was accomparued by Sec-
ed by its ethics committee. retary of State Dean Rusk and De·
The censure will have little pracli-(Set SUMMIT, Pa(e %)
cal effect in the Senate. Dodd retains
his seat and all privileges. But the
move is the harshest action the Sen·
ate can 1a}te against one of its mem·
hers sbott of expulsion.
The cerisure vote waa oo the charge
that Dodd used more than $116.000
Airliner Crashes
With 34 Aboard;
of political contributions for his rer· No Survi·voi·s sonal expenses. His supporters suc-
ceeded in getting a separate vote on
the lesser charge of double-billing for
travel expenses.
The Senate voted 78 to 18 against
changing the resolution to say thal
Dodd violated accepted standards or
conduct rather than "accepted mor·
als" as spelled out in the resolution.
Senate Democratic leader M i k e
Mansfield bad appealed to the Sen-
ate at the start of the day's session
to stop ita parliamentary wrangling,
which he said was "killing the Sena· wr from Connecticut" and vote cen·
sure or acquittal.
STOCK (IABKETS
NEW YoliK (AP) -The stock
market clung to a slight lead late
thls afternoon. Trading was fairly ac·
tive. (See quotatioos. Pages 8-9).
Hert was the picture near the
close:
(From Wire Servtce1)
A commercial jet airliner was
reported to have crashed today near
the village Of Blossburg, Pa., at mid·
afternoon. There were 110 survivors.
ln Washington, Mohawk Airlines
reported ttiat one of its planes with
34 persons aboJlfd was missing and
presumed down between Washington
and New York.
Pennsylvania State Police said
they bad reports that some bodies
had been seen near the wreckage.
~orge Sears. Mohawk station man -
aier· at W(lshington, said the missing
plane carried 30 passengers and a
crrw of four . He said It was a BAC·
111 jet aircraft.
Sears said the plane was bo~n
from Elmira, N. Y., to Washin ,
' when It lost contact with the ew
York City air traffic control center.
He said the flight left Elmira at 2:45
p.m. <EDT.) INSIDE TODAY noted. 4 Scotia~ in Southland
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Avila Bay. once 4 bust/ 19th
century port of call for trading
schoonen. has been sletping.
But there are new signs of life
around tM old narrow gauge
railroad trestle and other shore·
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By ALAN DIRKIN 61 Tiie 0..,., l'llet Slaff
The Orange Coast's bonny Highland
lads and lassies will go to Scotland for
the day Saturday for a wee bit of fun
and games.
In this case. the high and low roads
to Scotland will be freeways ending at
Corsajr Airfield, Santa Monic'a, where
the United Scottish Societies will hold
their 3.5th annual Highland Gathering
and Games.
About 3.000 Oranj;le counl.Jans arc rX·
peeled tt> make tht trip. They'll bf
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local me~bers of the United Kingdom
Club, the American British Canadian
Club, the British Blighty Club and
the Clan Stuart organization.
About SO will pile into Newport Na·
bona.I Bapk's London double deck .!),us
speci ally 'tented for , the occasion. Bn·
an Cameron, owner Qf the Saucy
Swan pub on 19th Street Costa Meiia.
chartered the bright red bus Cor the
e:<rursion. In addition to transportinJ(
the trippers. the bus also will bf' one or the stars of the show.
"We shall driv• onto the field with
all passengen aboard shortly before
tl1r massed bands march at 1 p.m.,"
Cameron Hid.
\\'e shall circle the field. then park
on 1t till the end of the games at
·,rm."
lllithland games feature band. danc·
111-and piping contests. the shot put.
11.1nrmer throw, sheep doJ( trials. a
r111· J·side soccer match, and lht> tug
of 1uu. But the highlight will be the
It•" ng or the caber 1 a long t1tt
11 un~ l and the Orange Coast will have
/ (Set HIGULANO. Page 2)
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AT THE SUMMIT -Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and President
Johnson shake bands at New Jersey summit meeting as MNi. Th<>mas
Robinson, hostess to the chiefs of state, watchtl6 arrival of guests at
ber home in Glassboro.
Eyes Victory
Dame Pattids Skipper
J
Stops Off in New[HJrt
By ALMON LOCKABEY
... " ... 1'1ter
Jock Sturrock. skipper of the Aus-
tralia n 12-Meter Dame Pattie, t h i s
year's challenger for the America's
Cup, will be in Newport Beach this
weekend en route to Newport, R.I.,
scene of the Cup races.
He will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Rod Lippold of Newport Harbor
Yacht Club.
While stopping in Honolulu en route
to the United States Sturrock a n d
members of his Dame Pattie crew ex-
pressed confidence in their chances in
the upcoming America's Cup races on
the East Coast in September.
Sturrock told interviewers he wasn't
making any predictions, but added:
"We have hopes. The Dame Pattie
is very. very fast and I thlnk we have
a chance to win.·'
Sturrock skippered the Gretel in
1962 when Australia made its first
challenge for the America's Cup and
managed to beat Bus Mosbacher in
Weatherly in one out of five races.
It was the first lime a challenger had
ever outsailed a defender -even in
one race of one series -since 1934.
Sturrock's hopes for outpointing the
defender this year are based on Gret·
el's 1962 showing and the fact that the
new Damt Pattie has proved much
faster than Gretel in trial races off
Sydney.
"Grett! wa s a good boat in 1962."
Sturlock said. "and sh~ ti.s been tre-
mendously improved since then -re-
modeled three limes. But in the Aus-
tralian trials Dame Pattie beat her 11
VISITOR IN NEWPORT
Skipper Jock Sturrock
times in 13 races so I have t.o feel
that the Dame is a much stronger con-
tender than we had in 1962.
"We wouldn't be going all the way
back to the United States East Coast
(See STURROCK, Page !)
2 Marine Copters Collide,
Crash; 20 Iillled, 15 Hurt
CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UPI) -
Two Marlnt helicopters carrying of·
flee wofkers on "routine brush·up ex·
ercises" today collided in flight and
plunged In names to the ground. kill-
ing al least 20 Marines and injuring
15 more.
An HUlE copier, practicing "touch·
and go" landings. darted off the
groond and slammed into the belly
of an enormous Sea Stallion helicop·
ter, carrying 33 person~.
There were two aboard the Huey. A
Marine omc111l !<llid all thosr involvl'd
'wefle members of Marine Aircraft
Group 26 of the Second Marine Air
Wing. All those aboard the Sea Stal·
hon. big11est and fastest helicopter Ln
the West, were mechanics and oUice
personnel on a "rout.me brushup
course."
They collided 350 feet off the ground.
The Huey crashecl;uld witnesses said
it "looked like it~ompletely burned
up in 20 !.econds."
The Sea Stallion tumble<) down 350
feet away.
Casualties were rushed to hospitals
at Camp Lejeune and New River, Ma-
rint> Air Facility, where the crash oc-
curred. The facility 1s on the north-
rrn e-Oge of the sprawling Marine
base. near Jacksonville. NC
The "brushup course:· according ti'
\.apt. Donn Id Om" 1ddie, consisted of
"'boarding and disembarking from a
helicopter and assault on a fortl.fied
position.''
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2 DAILY fl'llOT
Council Studies Surf,
L lo 1'rlll -• -· Jlllll11Gt .....,. Newport Beach clty eouncilmen
Monday will tackle two tough topic.a:
.. • .. aboal --... wUt to
do about lntne Terrace Part.
City Hall IOUl'Cel lndicatecl today
that both Lsaues may involve surprise
moves.
Municipal lawmakers are alated to
COOlider peaaage of a resolution eat·
1ng present aurling regulations by
appointing Cblel LUeguard Robert
Reed as "surfing czar." Under the
~· suggested by councilmen them-
ielves at their last session, Reed
would be charged with determining
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dlldlc .. ---JDIQUll, aDow --.. Ana 1 ..... 7:• ..... to 11.aa _. ... ._,.._.,.m. .. .....
9laee tbllr lllt meeting, 1ee coun-
dlmen have since bed secood thoughts
on the llibject. ~ to reliable
oon..t.aff IOUl'tel.
'nten lJ now a poalbility, it was
learned, that councllmen JQY take
another look at leaving = u they are or adopting an ltrative
-.cation to only atig'h&ly modify
FOlt UCl'S INNEa CIRCLI! -Uninnity ol Cali-
tomla regents Tbunday appro~ed design lbown in
this photo copy for p .2 miltioa IOcia1 ICiences com-
plu which will complete inner ring of campua Elgb~
story office tower Oeft) and four«ory laboratory·
classroom are slated for 1970 occupancy.
"" Regent,s OK $101 Million Social Sdence
For UCI Construction
The UCI campw will recelve more
than $101 million for construction and
development during the five-year per-
iod from 1968 to 1973 under a tentative
budget adopted by the University of
California regenta Thursday while
meeting at UCL
The -millloo total eapiut outlay
•budget for all campaae. from IB-
1973 was adopted on an interim bfsis.
It is subject to review by regents a~ their July meeti.Dt when they ctis-
cu.ss a JG-yar .fiaalJ pLu foe the uni·
verslty.
Presumably, approval will allow
Acting UC Prtsident Harry Well.man
to hire architect& and contiDDe plan·
Ding 10 that proposals for federal
funds will be rudy by the November
deadline.
Tbe Irvine campua 1.a acbedulied to
receive $21.4 million for buildiag in
198Ml9 and $11.3 million to move the
California College· of Medicine to UCI
from its present aite tn downtown Los
Angeles.
Tbe 196M8 propoMld budiel pro·
vldes funds to begin the four year or
more proceu of moving the medical
school to Irvine.
Included in the medical school budg-
et is $10.1 million for plans, construc-
tion and equipment for a medicaJ sci·
ences building and $500,000 for interim
facilities lo house the medical school
basic science program while facil-
ities are under construction.
Plans calJ for completion ol t h e
medical sciences building by 1971-'n
and COMtruction of a 350-bed hospit.aJ
at the cost of $13.4 million by 1973-74.
The construction program for the
medical school calls for expenditures
ot $'795,000 in date funds, $8.S million
in state and federal matching funds
and about $2 millioo in fedeul grants.
The $21.4 million UCI building pro-
gram for 1968-69 anticipates $12 mil·
lion in state funds, $1.8 m.iDiOll in fed·
eral grants and $1 millioo in federal
matching funds plus an additional $6.S
million in loan funds for housing con·
structioo.
FreM P .. e 1
REGENTS MEETING •.•
make 14.6 percent of the graduates
of all Call.fornia public bigb ICbools
eligible for admiuion.
our wheels oo elaborate programs
wbicb may Dt9et' be implemented7"
Complex Gets
Regents Okay
Designs for UCI's $.U million so-
cial sciences complex were appcoved
by the regents of the Univen.ity of
Calif~ at their meeting on the Ir·
vine campus Thursday.
The complex is composed· ~\,' o
buildings -an eight story olllce tow·
er and a Lour st.ocy 10Qraf't7 dul·
room building -plus a separate lee·
lure hall.
1be unit, which will complete the
campus's inner ring. is sc.bedUled for
OCCUJ>&DCY in the fall of 1970. Con-
structioo on the ~.000 gross square
foot complex is expected to begin
early next winter.
The complex will initially house the
division of social adences, the grad-
uate school of admlni.stration and the
school of education and J,365 full time
students.
Albert C. Martin and Associates ls
the executive ardlitect for tbe project.
One special feature of the complex
will be student directed learning cen-
ters. They will occupy about half of
the space or the first and second Doors
of the office building.
IUrllna hours. QtJ Attorney Tully SeymOW' also
at tbe ...., "9daa ooaDdl ... .... ldlledaled .. .,,. .. Jat.
........ on deed rubictloru at the wen 1n1ne Terrace Part.
1'bl report wu asked two weeb
JCO after councilmen VO.Iced diasatiJ..
faction with the refuaal of Jrvine Ter·
race Homeowners' Aasoclatlon offi.
cla1s to permit lawn bowling or other a~ettc acUvttlea at the park.
<lty sourcea indicated today t h a t
Seymour's report may suggest that
restrlcUom in the park deed are not
as limiting u origl.oaUy thought.
Landscaping
Funds Okayed
For PE Strip
The Callf ornia Divilion Of Blgh.
waya bu agreed to contribute 18,000
tow a r d '37.000 landlcapi.ng an d
cleanup project along the abandoned
Pacific Electrtc rigbt-<>f-way in West
Newport, city officials reported today.
Tbe city la to pick up the rest of the
tab, according to Public Worts Di-
rector Joaepb T. Devlin.
A contract for the wort la expected
to be awarded by city coundlm en
Monday.
DnliD Aid tealativ• plant bldud. camirlldba ol •• .,.,..Ne" awt.-
roGlll at Onaae .... ,,. .tire
project .... • be ll'9ded ad Jud.
ICaped ..... from ll8tb Street to
the Santa Ana Rlnr and lies between
Cout Blgbway and Seuhore Drive.
• The .property bas been unimproved
aJACe it wu abandoned about five
YUfS ago. At the time PE ripped out
tracta which for years had carried
~er traina between Los Angeles Balboa.
No Sitting Room
Here; Hippies
Nabbed by Police
Be-ina and love-ins may be in today,
but sitrlns aren't exadly out.
Newport Beach poDce broke one up
Tbanday night by arresting four per-
sons on cl)arges of obstructing t h a
public sidewalk.
Pol.ice alleged pedestrians w e r e
forced to wait in the street to pass
the hippie quartet quietly sitting ln a
semi-drcle on a Balboa lltreet corner.
Anut.ed oa the m.iJdemeanor
charges were:
-<harles A. Grayson, 25, a musi-
cian, " m 32nd St., Newport.
-Michael D. Meanaugh, 19, a car-
nival worker, of 2336 Elden Ave., Cos-
ta Mesa.
~-year-old Balboa t w i n
sisters.
They blocked ttle sidewalk at t h e
corner ol Main Street and Eaat Balboa
Boulevard, olf.teers sald. Tbe incident
occurred at 8:30 p.m.
Patrolman Robert Briscoe &aid he
didn't move in until be had seen a
total of nine pedestrians step into the
gutter in order to pass the sidewalk·
si ttint little group.
The girls were turned over to ju·
venlle authorities. Grayson and Mea-
naugb were to be arraigned in New-
port Beach • Costa Mesa Municipal
Court today. Neither had posted the
112 bail.
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HISTORIC MEETING PLACE -Map shows routes traveled by Soviet
Premier Alexei KOl}'gin and President Johnson {inset drawings~ for
today's summit conference, first eyeball-to-eyeball meeting of Russia
and the United States since 1961. Meeting makes famous small New
Jersey college town ol GlMlboro.
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SUMMIT CONFERENCE • • •
ferv.e Secretary Robe.rt S. McNamara .
With the Soviet premier were Ru.uian
Foreign Mlninster A.odre.I Gromyko
and Anatole Dobrynin, f)t)viet ambas·
sador to the United St.ates.
Soviet sources said Kosygln wu as
anxious for a swnmit as Jobmon was
bot waa reported to be annoyed by the
diplomatic hagglir.g tba1 preceded the
r.election of this neutral-ground lite.
TM Russian sources also said that
although Kosygin was in the United
States for the United Nations ~eral
Assembly debate on the Middle East,
he felt the No. 1 topic in the tal.U
sboUld be Vietnam.
Kosygin, commenting on the com·
promise location for the meeting, told
the President: "You chose a nice
place "
BEGIN TALKS
Enterin& the 118-year~ld Georgian
home, the two men walked into a alt·
tin& room, when each drank a glass of
ice water to seek relief trom the
muggy heal Then, accompanied only
by two interpreters, they closeted
themselves in the President's den, a
U.by-12 foot room with green decor.
Jobnlon and Kosygin began tbelr
la1b while sipping bot coffee over a
small end table. They later switched to
iced coffee before joining other mem·
hers ot-thelr delegationi. for lunch pre·
pared at the White Hou.e and Qown
to Glassboro.
'Ibey met privately for two hours
ud five minutes before'breating for
lunch.
Two other rooms wett set ulde for
larger meetings between advisers of
the two chiefa of state.
The summit meeting shocked th.is
town of 11,800. Its election u the aite
of the meeting wu not announced un·
til Thursday night and there was little
time for preparations. However. there
WU time to install 12 air condition· inl mdll In Hollybu.ab.
Fr .. Page J
HIGHLAND ...
,
a worthy represent~tlve in lhat man·
ly evenl
Dr. Andre'J' Dunn of Huntington
Beach, a clan Stuart official, promis·
es he will do battle with the other
muscled bopehili. in the back-breaking
contest
Much fuss is made of the caber
tossing.
According to official regulatioos, the
caber must be at least 17 feet long
and weigh between 80 and 100 pounds.
The contestanta must raise, be.lance
and run with the cabe.r for at least 15
feet before the toss -and the tor.s
must be end over end.
MAY BE TOO MUCH
Tbe caber can be cut, however, if it
proves too long for all contestants.
"The trick is in the balanclng and
exerting the correct amount of thrust
just as the caber begins lo Wt,'' Dr .
Dunn explained. "Generally the caber
Is thrown as it tilts between 18 and
23 degrees. I find 20 degrees Is the oesl
angle for me."
Obvi00&ly Dr. Dunn, who Uvea at
17M3 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach.
ha:i done all this before. He started
tossing the caber on the island of Skye
when be was only 10 -hls father was
a national champion -and continued
competing at Highland games when be
moved to Nova Scotia.
Now he's 48 but says age is not too
mucb of a handicap, "though It gets
harder every year." ms father toss·
ed the caber in h4 eighties.
"Last year I managed to toss It but
it wasn't a very clean throw," he wd.
"The only trouble is that I usually
have lo have a doctor check my back
after each contest."
Minimum r.corea on the national
test. will be determined by the Board
of Ad.missions and other university
bodies, and will vary accord.in& to the
&rade point average ol applicants.
"Eacti mooth our basic commit·
ment becomes deeper because of thi!'
kind of part and parcel approval,"
SUnon said.
''This is how we got into this holP
aM I'd like to know how we get out."
''It Is the responsibility or the 11tate
administration to tell us what state
resources we c111 depend on."
These centers will be places where
student~ can view films related to
courses, talk to one another' r e a d,
study, leach one anotber, review com·
puter programs, according to Social
Science Dean James March. San Bernardino Doctor IMPORTED CABER
The perfect toss is when the caber
flies end over end and lands e.xactly
at 12 o'clock. A special Ballentine ca·
beT-has been imported from Scotland
for Saturday's games.
Minimum scores es~bli.sb.ed by the
board for 1968 entrance la 500 for all
applicants whose high school grade
point average in core subjects Ir be·
tween 3.0 and 3.1.
Regenta were told by UC Acting
President Harry Wellman that the
university will have completely ex-
hausted ill hall of t.be fJ..10 million
bond issue approved by the voters
last November and will need $80 mil-
lion in new a~te funds to finish build·
inga for cooatruction ln 196Ml9.
Well.man said that the nine campus
i.ystem will require $868 million in
the nexl five years to keep up with
student enrollments which are ex·
pected to increase to 120,000 by tm
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MEDICAL SCHOOU
UC's five medical schools will re-
ceive almost $200 million of the total
About half of the S868 million ls ex·
pected to come from federal sources.
Wellman pointed out that federal
funds usuaJJy depend on the avails·
bility of matching state funds.
After lengthy debate, regents grant·
ed interim approval ~ the five-year
capital budget, but delayed final con·
aideraUon until their July meeting
when they will look at UC's 10 year
f i6ca1 plan for both operaUng and con·
atrucUon expense&.
Interim approval will allow UC ad·
minlstrators to hrre arch1tecls and
proceed with other preliminary dr·
tails for new bulldmgs so that plan~
would be ready for federal grant
deadlines In Novt"mbtr
Regent Norton Simon of rullerron
uked, ''How much art we 1pinn1ng
* * * Regents Approve
Use of Trailers
At Crowded UCI
UCI has burst its britches With no
more room and no buildings sched-
uled for completion until 1969, lhere
i& nowhere far several facult v mem·
bers to work and teach. ·
As a temporary holding solution, re·
gents of the University of California.
meeting on tht> Irvine campus
Thursday. approved $120.000 for t h e
purchase of 24 traileri; and P>.000 ror
site development.
The trailers. almost inconspicuous
among U1e large building complexes,
are focated north of the fine arti;
building. They provide the univer11ity
with an additional 12,000 square feet
of floor space for academic uses.
El(pJaining tbe background of t h e
situation, the university adminislra·
lion said that purchasing trailers
would be more ee<>nomical than 1.-as-
ing. New cost of the trailers for two
years' use. allowlnl( for resaJ1 in-
come. will be $80,000. accordin~ lo tht>
adm inislrat1on. whr reas leasing r 0 r
two years would coi;t 1100.000
r-·unds for lht' physical liCi PnrM
bmldings were held up during I h "
rhange of state adm1n1stra1lons and
so completion of the building was df'·
layed.
,
March, who present«! the com·
pclx's plans to the regents. said that
buildings' interiors were designed to
allow for interdisciplinary work, the Held in Abortion Death
~se of modern technology in .sy&tema·
tic analyses of human behavior and
educational experimentation.
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STURROCK. • •
if we did oot feel we had c. prt!tty good
chance of becoming the first country
to take the Cup away from the United States."
Races to determine the American
defender will be concluded off New·
port. R.J .. in August. The hi~ test is
expected to be between Intrepid. a
new 12-_Meter by Olin Stephens. and
Columbia. the 1958 defender which has be~n completely redesigned and re·
built for the California crew headed
by ow:ner Pat Dougan and skippered
by Bnggs Cunningham. both of New·
port Beach.
Stereo, Nine Tapes
Taken :From Auto
A prominent San Bernardino pbysi-
cUri. suspected In the abortion death
of an Orange County coed, hes been
lndJcted by the San Bernardino Coun·
ty Grand Jury on charges of second
degree murder.
Dr. Henry Holder. 42, the father of
four daughters, publisher of a week-
ly newspaper and a former member
ol the San Bernardino Planning Com·
mlsslon. also was lndlcted on charg-
es of performing five other abortions
in his office over the past five months.
The murder charge arises from the
death May 24 of Sandra LeeAnn Sty.
19. of Fullerton. Orange County Cor·
oner Dr. Raymond Brandt said pre·
liminary results from an autopsy in·
dicated that the girl died of peritonitis
due to an abortion.
Holder turned hlmself in 1 • the San
Bernardino County Jail soon after the
indictment was returned in Superior
Court late Thursday afternoon. Bail
was set at $38,000.
TWO COUNTIANS
Two of the &ix abortions charged to
Holder were performed on Orange
Loss or a ~tereo playn and n I n e •County women, one of whom was
t.apcs. valued at 1127.fl() was report· Miss Sly. accord.in~ to San Bernar·
Pd to Co11t.a Mesa poller b~ David w dino Deputy District Attorney Ken-
Thompson, 716 .lames . C\t • New · oeth Pllcc.
port Bearh Thr other alleged county v1cllm
Thompson !'aid tilt' "'ind "-1"~ of his was a 28-year-old woman from Or·
ear, parkf'd on the Oran~r Coast Col· ange who was saved only by major
It-gt parlong lot. was fon:ed open. surgery, police said. Another woman
also was hospitalized with compllca-
tion.s caused by the operations. ac-
cording to police.
Mi!s Sty, an honor student at cau.
fornJa State Colelge at Fullerton and
the daughter of Anthony Sty of Gar·
den Grove, admitted herself to the Or·
ange County Medical Oenter May 2'l.
She died of an abdominal lnfecUon
two days later.
An in~nsive investigation was
launched, culminating with the lnd.ict-
ment Thursday. Police allege that the
abortions took place at Holder's of·
fice on on Feb. 22, March 19, April 19,
May 3 and the weekend before Miss
Sty's death.
CIVIC LEADER
Holder, publisher of the San Ber.
nardino Tribune, has been active in
community activities incl uding the
Urban League, the City Advisory
Board and the Planning Commission.
A five-year resident ol San Bernar-
dino, he alao was named to the ad-
visory committee of California State
College o! San Bernardino. He also
holds membershlps In the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People and the San Bemer·
dino Political Action Group.
He also attended Union Theological
Seminary and holds a PhD degree.
He is a graduate of Johnson C Smith
University in Olarlotte. N C . ancl
earned his medical degrte 1t Howard
University, Washington, D.C.
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Senate Dems Reject
Tax Compr9mise Plan
SACRAMENTO (AP) -(i(tv. Rea.
gan's fl billoq tax increue program
was mired efen deeper in deadlock
with Senate Democrats today follow·
Ing flat rejection of a Republican ad-
mtn18'nUon compromise proposal.
The go.vernor's bill did move from
the Seq~ Revenue and Taxation
U,. Te.....,.
SPACE TA.XI -Bell Aerosystems Company's new two-man space taxi.
dubbed "po~>," hovers above ground on te6t run. The firm said it has
successfully completed 27 test flights on the rocket vehicle which one
day may be used for moon exploration or lunar rescue.
2-man Rocket lot Taxi,
'
Rescue Missions Revealed
Committee to the Finance Committee
-its final step before it gets to the
full Senate -during a confll!ing
Thursday night meeting.
But Finance Chairman G e o r g e
Miller Jr. (D·Martinez) served no-
tice it won't go any farther until Rea·
gan signs a record '5.1 billion state
budget -a budget which by law must
have his signature by midnight June
30.
BAFFLED, STUNNED
The governor's finance director and
the tax bill's author watched -baf.
fled and stunned -as the Revenue
and Taxation Committee junked ·wtth·
rmt discussion of its merits an agree.
ment they thought had been reached.
Tbe _supposed agreement, tailoring
the bill to meet Senate objectioDI,
.vas worked out in a late Tuesday
light session accord.Ing to some of
hose present.
Sen. George Deukmejian (R·L on g
:each), sponsoring Reagan's tax pro-
.ram. ttlought he bad more than
nough votes needed to get the com·
>romise accepted by the Senate com-·
nittee, speeding an acceptable version
m its way. •
But Miller -who was present at
fuesday night's session -declared
as the Thursday night discussion be-
gan:
.'JO AGREEMENT
"There's no agreement and Lt CD.'t
Je held out that there is an .,.....
menl"
Further, Miller l8id -obviously re-
ferring to Reagan and his ~ bill -
"Get the old man to sign tbe budget
by the 28th and we'll kick the b i 11
out."
The Senate traditionally wants the
budget in final form before it will
sgree to a tax program needed to fi.
nance it. A tax increase of at least
$784 million is needed to balance the
Senate's version of the budget and
Reagan wants $1~ million direct prop-
ert:v tax relief along with other fea-
tures.
As it stands now, the bill basically
Is in the form Reagan will accept -
but a form be and bis advisers feel
they can't get through the Senate,
where a two-thirds majority, Tl votes,
is needed for passage.
Powerful Senate Democrats partk-
ularly want to substitute a flat per-
sonal income tax increase for Rea-
gan's proposed hike, accomplished by
narrowing the tax brackets and i.o-
creasmg the maximum rate from sev-
en to 10 percent.
Reagan's bill -as sent to the Fi-
nance Committee -would raise the
state tax on an average homeowning
family of four, With an annual income
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Friday, June 23, 1967
Site of Summit Meet
Polieem~n stand guard in front of Hollybush House, campus borne of
the president of Gtassboro state College in New Jfll'Sey where Presi·
dent Johnson and Soviet Premier Aleni K.o&ygin met today. Johnson
flew to the small town from Washington while Kosygin drove from
New Yprk. ·
Pa trick Lyndon Nu ge nt
To Be 'Lyn' for Short
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI)-Luci and Pat
Nugent revealed today they will call
their newborn son "Lyn" -short for
his middle name, "Lyndon."
Simone Poulain, a White House
family spokesman, said the parents
already had dubbed their 2-day-old
Fire Rou ts 400
boy "Lyn,'' in honor of Luci's father,
President Lyndon Johnson.
Patrick Lyndon Nugent was born
Wednesday morning.
While Luci convalesced at Seton
Hospital. run by Roman Catholic
nuns, both she and Pat heard news
that Pat's brother and sister-in-law.
Capt. and Mrs. Gerald P . Nugent of
Fallbrook, Calif., were the parents
of a seven-pound boy.
The California Nugeots' son was
born in Pendleton. H otel Guests Miss Poulain quoted Luci's doct-0rs as saying Luci was thrilled about be-
ct>ming an aunt the same week she
BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) -Offi. ctylimb aboard, and bead back to sale-In India napolis ~:.: iai:;11Pe~~sician, Dr. Charles
cials at Bell Aero Systems Co. said · R f d R }
th full On the moon, Moore said, Pogo '""'uld Ulll Or epea J",m IANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) -F; .. e Bailey, and her pediatrician, Dr. B.
of $10,000, by $49 a year.
today ey have success y tested a w n.v .. Phillip Kocen, had been making reg-
two-man rocket system that could pro-be used as a last-ditch means of put-swept through the famed Claypool Ho-ular .morning calls to check with her.
• ting astronauts into their mother F R . . vide taxi service for astronauts pn a aCeS ej ection tel at the "Crossroads of America" Their report today said, "Patrick ship's orbit should their landing device lunar probe or rescue stranded moon-tail. today, sending nearly 400 persons Lyndon is progressing beautifully."
taineers oo earth. He said it could also get astronauts SACRAMENTO (UPI) -The AF.-fleeing into the street In their night They said Luci "had a good night's
Wendell F . Moore, assistant chief and scientsits into and out of crat· bl will _, clothing. rest and her condition continues to . f th n-sted th sem Y approve UU&Y a modest be very satisfactory." engineer or e ill w, sugge e ers that would otherwise be inacces-modification of the Rumford open Frig!Uned guests groped through
lightweight, standup -craft dubbed sible. housing act, rejecting a Senate-passed smoke-twed corridors to escape the Miss Poulain said no picture woul!f
''Pogo," like Bell's one-man machine, Moore said the two-man vehicle bill repeQ}.ing the 1 aw, legisla-be taken of the Nugent baby until Luci
could be used to perform lunar res-joins the solo Pogo, a rocket belt that live sources predicted today. early • morning blaze by elevator, leaves the hospital perhaps Sunday
cues or photographic missions. straps 00 like a parachute, and a fly-Assemblyman Lester A. McMillan stairway and aerial ladders. or Monday.
In addition, Bell officials said, the ing ch al r in Bell's family of small (D-Los Angeles) chairman of the Gov-Twelve persons were reported to President Johnson was expected to
system could be used to pick up para-rocket mobility systems. It is the larg-ernmental Efficiency and Economy have been ~ted for smoke inhala-have a get-a cquainted meeting with
medics who have been dropped into est member of the family, at 147 Committee, where the issue has lain tion but none was in serious condi-his first grandson sometime Satur-
inaccessible places, proVide fore at pounds without fuel. dorm.ant for months, told UPI it would tion. day, when he comes to Texas for
rangers with swift travel to the scene "The craft is the logical extension be the second week ol July before the Firemen, after a thorough check of the weekend.
of a fire or aid in rescuing stranded of the one-man Pogo,'.' Moore said. panel takes action. the 10.story structure, said all guests Mrs. Johnson spent the night Thurs-
mountain climbers. "But it gives us something that oone The Senate v«ed April 13 to repeal and employes wte accounted for. day night at the LBJ Ranch.
Moore said the operator of the vehj-ot the other models has -a platform the law forbidding racial discrimina-Most of the guests were members of The President promised the Nugents
cle would stand on a rear platf~m for equipment or passenger." tion in the sale and rental of most the Fraternal Order of Eagles, which a heifer and "Lyn's" parents have
and direct the craft by hand, arm and He said Tl flight tests have been housing in California. opened a three-day convention at the an ample savings bond set aside for
DAILY PILOT 3
President
Still Due
ln LA Tod ay
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Despite
bis summit metting with Soviet Pre-
bis summit meeting with Soviet Pre-
New Jersey, President Johnsoll aP.-
parently has not altered plans to be
here tonight for a Democratic fand-
raising dinner.
The President's wife and daughter
Lynda Bird also were expected to at-
tend tne $1,000-a-couple affair at the
ultra-modern Century Plaza Hotel in
the Century development of West Loe
Angeles.
Mayor Sam Yorty said he bad been
in c o n t a c t with the White House
Thursday night and that the chief ex·
ecutive p l a n n e d "definitely to be
here."
Yorty, highly critical of a planned
anti-war parade past the hotel, said
its organizers were deluding them-
selves if they believed their demon-
stration would discourage the Presi·
dent from coming.
Police, who are predicting up to
20,000 m a r c h e r s, earlier bad an-
nounced they would observe the strict-
est security measures here since then-
Soviet Premier Khrushchev viaited
Los Angeles in 1959.
· Spokesmen for '-0th eentury.p o x
studios, meanwhile, said it WU pol•
sible the presidential belie~ would ,..
land on the studio lot after a abort
hop from Los Angeles International
Airport, although they said no defi.
rule plans had been made.
The lot is near the Century Plaza
Hotel, which does not have a bell·
copter landing platiorm.
Studio olficials also said they had
been asked by Secret Service agents
"oot to leave guns lying around dur·
ing Mr. J ohnson's visit." Only studio
se<:urity guards would remain at work
should the President land in the park·
ing lot. All other employes ~
would be sent home after 5 p.m.
Pope Def ends
P riest Celibacy
As 'Necessary'
VATICAN CITY (UPI) -Pope
Paul VI, voicing ''great pain" over
criticism and defections in the rank
of the clergy. said today the law of
priestly celibacy is as good and nee·
essary as ever in the 20th century
world.
The pontiff strongly defended celi·
bacy ··which the church bas preserv·
ed for centuries like a shining gem"
in an encyclical letter addressed to
the world's Roman Catholic bishops.
The 9,500-word document, entitled
"Sacerdotalis Coelibatus" (priestly
celibacy), spoke understandingly of
the struggle priests must undergo to
repress "the natural and legitimate
desire ~ love a woman." But it said
an unmarried state makes the priest
closer to Christ and a better man.
The document, carefully listed cur-
rent theological, historical and psy•
cholog.ical arguments against celiba·
cy and answered each of them in de-
tail.
He said celibao-by priests retains
its full value even in our ti.me, but i1
marked by a profound change In men-
tality and structures. shoulder motions controiling the rock-completed with passenger weights But the Assemblf committee has hotel Thprsday. the boy. ~M~~. ~~gfr~l15~~po~~.He s~~~e~th~~m~~ofthe ~-----~----------~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~---••••••
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example, the pilot could hover next to control or maneuverability brought on session -ranging from the Senate re·
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for t(lllMI el1CI tlorlhWtll Ml™'l/rl.
Ourl"O '"' night, nMrlv •" lneh f1f re In fell •I 0QU91n. Wyo.
Rt In a 11<> !tell In the Eut from Vlr-
glnlll to New Enghond wllh ~
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slorm1 lri99erltd 111111 flood• "''" Pouohl!Hpsi., N.Y.
TP!e South continued to have llol
-lhff with r~dlngs In !ht 90s com-
mon •nd lhe ,,..rcury wu expected to
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Pentago• Order
Patri~k Lyndon J _ains_:
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Whiw House Has Had Many Grandchildre:n
Br ISABE.l.U MCCAIG
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Military Housiii'g
Race Bars End · wbea be leaed it down father's debts. Aod & ttilrd ltl.)'td •WQ.-hGwever, when a. 'J~ Avenue In bot caused the White House '8 ht !Gand ~JUt awesome
WASHINGroN ~UPI) -oi bla grandloll, be quarutined when &Ile ~ 1"ft;a damper ~-Patrick. Lyndon Nugent will McKee." came dolim with aoarlet . OG a.tr f\m dellfOUc. WASHINCfrON (~-, ilary iMtanatio~J~c. ~ ~ :r.~~~n~ onru: P t1~d.de n t JohlltOll's ·iewr. · . ~in-1latriloa was Th, Pen~.)laa ( .fornia, tufboll;~Jn.uruarand '
wild chue down Pennayl· ~ ri1 get hla cb.ance, PreDdential· grandcbil:' ~andloa ,..,. became oil a nationWtdi d l" t v e. · , topM! other ·mt.es. .., · . ·:.~ vanla Avenue ha a toy wa-bOW'f!er; tO write • new dren have betn in the·~ ~l A.a -a daild, be eod housJ.nt '~ •. :"nie dlrecUve'appeaiH ~1• ~·• gQD pulled by a billy goal chaptJr lia tbe anthology of 11 gh t sinee -the days ll'Wllliam ~ serv~~. a~. ~Jng at Jeut one quitk ie. ~ But if be doel, it won't be Whi .. llau.te offspring. Ge or f e Waabington, w~o ,. · Rarriloa wb-• o the iDg a par tm.eu~ ,nel\ a . i\llt. ~ ~ a White Ifouae, first. ()lie WhlW' House grand-liked to drOp in on tbe J • s: Pl'eijdiM went M.al1.J.and air 1>fl6 t,OOn ~ · Within hours after ·McNa. ~i..-4 President Benjamin Har· cbD4: we at oa to become youngsters' parties. lbolloin& . be pUt off lln\lta !U'lesa they nma unveiled Ute plu Q> ~ rison claimed that dlstinc· pftlident himself. Another He Jater suppressed hb . ......_ TficimU, Jeff.erson accept J\Tegre> milbry P~· ·~amen, 1pokeamea f• • ~4;f Uon more than 70 years ago had'•to pay off his grand· grandfatherly in~st and (8" CRILDRJ!M, Paie 7) 10.N1el. ·.• 41.l·wlit aperttM.nt n•n Au~ :~ ~~~!llii':::!!mmci ________ 19m __ .. a. __ ~ ... m!~&a1~1E:i-am-•~111!""-•••-~ .i Secretary ot Defense Rob-drews said It woi&ld hr open
~ ~ ert S. Mc.~.amllra said~ t,U.1 to all races rtom now $! •
... .,, " directive will go into ef1ec$ Fifteen a p.a r t'm en l
·!-: E ....... ys 11-n~verslal House July 1 in the are as s.ur-h 0 u ses and (our trap.r ·~;· ~ '-.IV ...-.. ~g A n d r e w s ·Air courts within ·~~ DJlle•. c(
Fired Teiicher Rehired
. F~ Base in sub~\>IP Andrews-the area t.arl!t.d
T. • b MAU"Yland. by McNamara--faces ~
-.. ·
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ellCl0W'9te in the school
~.·· Principal G. William Don·
teodent to reinstate Harlem.
· ID' tens · Saying the Defenae ne. .decla.red oa limit.a uDiea
-,, partment ii determined to ~Y comply.
· end ''bumlllaUnc dlacrim-
TraueJ' ~ tnatlGn" In the1pJivat.e hou&-
T · .,.1 tng « Negro ·terVIcemen. ·Soviets Free • McN~a added: "We g...
• tlcipete moving elsewhere WASl\lN (UP.I) -in the country .. 'Jbi.s is but
Starting Juli 1bMe mem· one Step in a pr0gram we
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· A•t J.,~ Parties. PHII..ADELPBlA (UPI)-
A yomig subltitute u.cher',
fired for letting studeaU
write eesays oo subjects
such as -premarital sex, W8ll
reinstated Thunday a n d
praised for doing a ''first-
:":,. rate job of teaching."
cwan of Dobbina dismissed
IDlrlem Monday for i.Mubcr·
dl6ation. Har1em had dis·
tributed m i m e o g r aphed
bookle~. of the ~nt es·
~ to bis 0th.er classes,
to teacher a.nd to Donovan.
1be principal ordered Har·
lem to reoall them but he
rdused.
H•lem "bed the guts to
take a f'fJW chances and ven·
ttre into ruaed t.emaiD in
an effort to get studeclts
deeply involved 1n learniJJC
-in this Ca.le by deYelopiDg
in them an enthusieam for
seH-expression t bro u i b
writlng about subjects «
relevance and concern to
themselves, 11 Shedd said.
bers ~ 4lo tMJi. ofticiai ' prOJ>918 to f OllOW."
traveling under :1/fll1ll rulee He said confefeoces al·
t.bat dlecouraet .._ ~d J'tl8dy are acbedule<t with
mate honesty • lit\'le pa.in-..-..-ent owuera neat mil·
TOKYO (AP) -The ~
viet Union today releMed
15 Japanese ft&hennen de-
tained for vtolatin1 Soviet
territorial waters in · t b e
northern Padfk, tile Mari·
.thne Safety Agency '*1.d.
StyUab Lyn6' Bird Jo.bdaon precedes f4vorl~ escort,
actorGeoneJlanillton,.fS they leave posh Ne'f York
niibqp.>t'We Thursday. MJss Johnson, elder dau4h-
tf'l of {bel. President, aaid she couldn't be h•pJ!ler
in her ,role aa aunt of Patrick Lyn.don Nugent, her
younger sifter's ffr&t .cbild, and hoped to-aee her
i11ew tel.ativ&, JOOn.
r
Stephen H. Harlem, 29,
an English teacher at Dob-
bins TedmicaJ Wdl School,
was described by the incom-
ing superintendent oi
schools, Dr. Miik HAllbedd,
• • • ..,. kind oi tudMr ,..
mQlt not oal1 tolerate but
Shedd. who becomes au· periDteadelit Sept. l, ,_
.. oi the baotleU and
.... tbe actblC .upmn.
ABC, ITT Merger
Over Major Hurdle
WASHINGTON (AP) -
The Federal Communic.a-
tions Commission bas for
the second time approved
tbe merger of American
B r o a d c a s t i n g Compa-
nies Inc. into International
Telephone & Telegraph
Corp. -the biggest merger
in broadcasting history.
But the Justice Depart-
Texan Held
For Iowa
Death Spree
CEDAR RAPIDS, Io w a
(AP ) -Police sem"Cbed
today into the background
of a man who tbey said
apparently came to Iowa
from Texas to rob a bank
and wound up killing three
persons who innocently got
in his way while be was
.. casing" the countryside.
Held on a murder charge
was a bald, 42-year-old man
identified as Hubert B. Mc·
Clelland of Beaumont. Tex ..
a parolee wit'h a criminal
record for nearly 20 years.
Authorities described as
"senseless" the fatal shoot-
ing Wednesday night ol a
housewife and two farmers
and the abduction of two
woman.
Mrs. Charles Schwab, 41 .
of Belle Plaine, was shot
after her car was forced
ofr a gravel road near El-
beron and the gunman
drove off with the children
who had been riding with
her.
meat bas not decided yet
whether to 1.ake its fight
against the consolidation
into court.
FCC Commissioners Rob-
ert E. Lee. Lee Loevinge.r,
James J. Wadsworth and
Chairman Rosel H. Hyde
formed the majority in the
same 4-3 lineup that pre-
vailed when the FCC first
approved· the $2.8-billion
merger Dec. 21.
The majority said IT&T's
stro:ig financial b a c k ing
woul.C enable ABC ~ better
compete with the other two
major networks -National
Broadcasting Co. and Co-
lumbia Broadcasting Sys-
tem.
The network says it will
expand its color pr<>aram·
mi..Qg and build new s1lldios
as part ol a $141-nlmion
program.
The new FCC decision
was accompanied by a
strongly worded 138-p age
minority opinion that ac-
cused some IT&T and ABC
officials and witnesses of
both companies of lack of
candor and misrepresent.a·
lion during their testimony
at re<:ent FOC hearings on
the merger.
The minority also charged
IT&T at\d ABC officials
with "overbearing and pre-
sumptuous cooduct toward
the press" during the bear·
ing and with trying "to dis·
tort and pervert the media
in their reporting of these
proceedings. 11
The commission earlier
this spring agreed to the re-
hearing on the merger to
give the Justice Department
a further cbaoce to pcesenl
its opposition.
Legislature in ~ction
l y THE AS50CIATEW ,,_ c.o.. RNQen•s '1 bllllclr. tu blll
movu torw•rd • si.p, bolt lo hi• -· oroH not In tM tonn !tie edmlnl1tn-
tion .,greed lo In • mwtlno wlfh s.n. •le l@ederl. DemocHb Indicate !lwY will block the bill 11n1tl Reeoan 1'9ns
·~'· THE oov••NO•
1111 Sl .....
Mentel -R1lse1 i!le maximum
monthly sllle c.ontrlbll11on '°" -
t•llv Ill "' r~erded pef'
0
10n In prl\/1N
cart ~ from '130 to 11601 All 1622.
Burton, D·S•n Fral'IClsGo.
THE ASSEMllY 111111 , .....
Archllt ct -Repe111 lew setting
s•~tf' ~rchit~ct's ennu•f tai.rv •t 121,·
OOC; provides salary be NI by O"""
rral .. rv1cn dirrttor with flllll\U •
IArtmonl ~PP<OVBI' AB lt06. l'•O•
D·S~cramt'nlo
111119'1 -Rf'C)Ulrr\ 11'81 semple bel-
tnl• ~ 1~ntical to official bellob or •
''uon•ble 1au•m1lt '" precfnctl usln1
•ulom•I« vo1;119 Mvlc~1 SB 150, Col·
llrt, [).Yr~kt!
Fis~ -Pr0'1•blt• POUHSIOr> In bo>ll ~1 ~nv fish >ublMI to site °' w"Qht
l1m••• In condition lhal silt nr w•f9!>t
u r'I bl' o.trrm.,,~d' SB 1?0:!. w~
w~r '"· D H~w•t>or~ "'inr1fl -forbids l•r,dlng, t•'.lli"9
.,, t•k•no off '" atrcrafJ tr()fl'I oubltt
tlttJitOUQMM_. PXCflPf ht Cttrteln f"mf'r•
o<"n< ~·. SB 763. Colli«
Ju••nllt -Ext•nd• lo luvt<>llU
m<-"• t i to<t$111uhon.oil end legal rights
9u1reni.~ itdull1 ln court procHd· lnq,, AB lO'I). Biddle, R·Rlversldt.
Rt9hts -Require. low •nforcem•M off1t~r 10 Mnd arr•~led !lf'rSOll prln~
nouu In both Envllsll &nd Spenlsll of
Conslltotlon.il rights at time of l>ool<·
l,.g; '-B 1615, S~roly, 0-S.verly Hiii•. l•r -Enl1t9ft Bay Ar&t Trtn .. P0t11llon Sludv Commission 10 lncklcle
o,,_ mtmbtr e&ch of S•n F'rallCllCO
Pubhc Ulll•lif's Comml""'" •nd Port
of O•Vl•n<j; AB 1465, 8rlt>Gt>gl, R·
llodw""'1 (•IV
Recount -Aulhorlln &chonl dis
''''' l"ltMrdt t>v fwn tt-i,rtt\ VO'"· tn
~f1'' '"'nvftf ~ bond or t-'• '"''
Yl'4'' "'°""'r,. rflt'SUlf wnukl """' tw•n "~''\t0 by~ ~rc~n:t t:M 'O'"' vtr,. H< IM</ llM -•, II (,"l'ld4i.
Hos.,011 -QA1Y \ m'ulmum t'""''
" •!' H.500 •o U .$00. 10< rnnlrArh tw
~ ·~ tf1\tf"t(.f t>otrd IT\4V t11~nv• W1tf't
' ' J
_., -. -t:
out pvttlnv 10 bid 1 Se 1015, &urge,,.,.
ll·S.n Diego. I l!WC.tlell -llequir.. sa-1 d1s-
1Tkt to p.tY tuill011 to parents "' vuardlan or Dholully or menlelly
fllndlcapoed ml-f0< enroll,,_, In
s1>t<l1t eclucaliO<I clHS6 not provld4Hl
by dl1trlcl1 AB 8'5, l . Gr-. D·
5-cr-nto. Velllclll -Puts dr~ reclno and •Xlllblllon of _.., laW> In seo1r1te
V~lcle Olde secttons; SB 178, Collier.
•-111t1Ms AdOplH
"'"" -Request• State Board OI
Ed\lcatlon to rHClnd Its l'(lllCY fOf·
blddlnv food seln through sllfdenl
storH1 ACR 2S. Rnn. D·BurllnQ4mt.
S-4 -Reqwsts law t11torume111
•oenc~ to DllNla entorc111T\•llt or 1i--.irlvlf>v lewi requf!lb DeP11rtmtnt
of Educ.1•1o<1 to ll'ICtu.i. IMttuctlOn on I t-'"'"' In drlwr Pduu11on 1nd trallll"ll courses; 5CR J'I. M<:Cartllv.1
lt·San 1111 .. 1. I lt"911rcll -UrOfS -ral OOW'"·
me<rt to 4'5!1btls/I r-olonal w1tH CX>l·
lutl()<I c:ontrt>I r~torch l•t•lltv •t lJnl-
v,rslfy of CaHtornia 1tt Riv"''''~; .A.'A
74. Porttr, D.ComolOf' l
ltHOIUf.... l"tr..iuud
Rec.au -Rt«""W' L"'OJ,l111tw ,.•,
1967 Ge<>•ral s .. sinn e>n July 1R In JO !In De•lod AClt 118. Unruh. O lnot.
w(ll)d
THE SENATE
(oncvrrtnu I~ As .. mbly Am-menh
JllYtllllH -Require• luvtnll• court
tltrl< to providf district attorr>ev with lr»orm1110on on ca~\ Involving ''e"
laws SB J7, l<•nnlc-CD-long t!eeclll
AllOWl district ottorll!'y to t.tke part In
• juv..,llt court htorlnq wllh perm•s·
1I011 ol tt.e lvd9'!1 SB JS, Krnnicl<
IHh P'ulff
crum -s.ts up sl•t• cr1.,,. -
wntlon fovnd.ttlOn end crlmlnel lu•lla
cou11<ll1 SB M, O«ullmtllan I R·Lotla
·Buehl.
Haaf Start -Povldf• tor toltow i~rough ProQram• klr ch1ldrtn Biter
IMV complrl• tl'd•••i Profect H""d
St•rl cl•n •>. SB ,J416. MCAIHr ID
S•n Fr•"cl\COl Nr•nltlttr• -,.p0rood•1t• l.000.
/l('tO •rom -.tM,. 91tn,.rAI t11nd V\ '"'"
ieft)rc ca,, ''"" out new~U-fff',_,, 56
'<1" '-'tC.•rt•r Clt·&•n '1.i••••
Mtdl.Cll -Prnh ltllh <!nr lnr• • "'1
flllt\ltf\ nrnv•dl,,G "'" uN'tn ,, .. ,, A/fl1"11 •
~ :~:~:~::!'~ -•;::.:~::, tin M\• iA t
Althou1'1 some of ttie lub-
jects w«e controversial. he
said. tbeJ ccdd not be
".ccmld.-1 ¢adoul ..
imm«'lll.'' ...
5 Censured
By Senate;
1 Rebuked
WASHINGTO?i. (UPI) -
Five U.S. senators bne
been c e n s u r e d or con-
demned by their c<>Ueagues
in the pasl and a sixth re-
buked for a violation of Sen-
ate rules.
Library of Congress ex-
perts list these c o n d u c t
cases stretching into the
past:
-Joseph R. McCarthy of
Wisconsin: Condemned in
1954 for abuse of two com-
mittees which inquired intn
bis conduct.
-Hiram Bingham 0£ Con·
necticut: .Conde m n e d in
1929 for improperly employ-
ing a manuf.cturers' repre-
sentative as a Senate com-
mittee aide during consicf·
eration ol a tariff bill.
-Benjamin T. (P itchfork
Ben) Tillman and John L.
McLaurin of South Caro-
lina: Censured and, in ef-
fect. suspended for six days
in HIO'l after a fist fight on
the Senate floor.
-Benjamin T a p p a n of
Ohio: Censured in 1844 for
violating Senate rules by
furnishing confidential doc·
ments to a newspaper.
-Timothy Pickering of
Massachusetts: Found
guilty of a violation of the
Senate rules in 1811 after
reading in an open session
certain documents f r o m
whldl the diplomatic in-
junction of secrecy bad not
been removed.
fut. -..--·
On o n e ~ olficial
credit c.wda WiJl...be.out and
prior authorization w1l be
in. On tie other, pr diem
expeDMI w01 '° up &am $18 to '25 dltly. plus tnnl·
(JOl11atlun.
The new lll'CIOM ru1tl
wen lmpoRd in tbe alt.
math of the Adam Cl.aytoa
Powell".affair. 'Ibey covw
tnwel In the United St:Mes,
by House members ar com-
miM.ee members, piUs man-
agement of committee pay-
rolls.
The now rules were draft·
ed by the Om$ittee on
1f005e Adm in i 1 t ration,
which aiso took steps to en·
f~e them, h\riilg for the
first time an accoun tant
wb~ job it will be to in-
spect every voucher.
Powell, the veteran Har·
lem lawmaker who rose to
be chairman of the Educa-
tion and Labor Committee.
was denied his seat on
ctw-ges tnet he used h~
committee's airline credit
cards to finance persooal
trips and k~t bis wife on
the payrQll <iesJ>ite the fact
•be did . not -~ 4aid'9 lrom. these ronnal' .. ges,
meqibers of hia coriiinUtee compl~~ aomed.Dies
were kept iri' the dark about
1be committee peyroll.
The new rules abolish
credit card travel. Mem·
hers or staffef's traveling
on behalf of Congress must
get prior authorization on a
f o r m covering p\Xl>OSe.
mode and destination of
trip. as well as e6timated
costs.
Asks Divorce
LOS ANGELES IUPI)
Screen star Arlene Dahl.
charging business executive
Alexis LictH.ne "had no in·
tention or desire to have
any children," filed i u it
Thursday Sffk:ing annul·
ment of their 1965 marriage.
Top left: Chevy U Nove Sp<>rt Coupe. Foreground: Chevrolet lmp1l1 SpOlt Sedan. Top right: C1maro Sp<>rt Coupe.
Only Chevrolet offen
; .. . .
the roomlut cor In America The results of the A11tolnoti~t1 News roominess study: Chevrolet it tt-.
roomiest car made i.n America! Combine all that space
with Chevrolet's good looks and low price, and it's easy
to see why Chevrolet rema,ins the number one choice.
The but valve In lt1 clau Chevy Il, naturally. You can
spot the quality in the deep Magic-Mirror finish, the
rugged all-vinyl upholstery, and the flush ·and-dry rocker
panels. We put more into Chevy Il, so it will cost you
less to keep up.
lower. ~nd t~ ~·lbOkinO dimensions give you
1he closest thing yet to sports-car response.
The lowe1t, wlde1t sport1ter at lt1 price If you
think Csmaro looks a little sportier than others at Its
price, you're right. Fact is, Camaro stands wider and
This Saturday and Sunday, June 24 and 25, at GOLD KEY VILLAGE, O. Lawrence Hansen, one
of Southern California's leading landscape artists, will be showing his works. You will see
how his remarkable insight in the use or soft light and color have promptejf critics to compare
his work with the very best in contemporary art. You will find much to enjoy in his work.
Showing free to the public this Saturday and Sunday between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.
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5 Members
Of Family
REDDING (AP) -Five
memb9n of a rural family
died when their c a r
l"'Hbed heed-GD Into a
lumber truck aa tbeJ were movtq from one bome to
another.
CallfClrnla lf1&bway Pa-
trol ottken eaDed t be
wreck TbUl'ldlJ one Of the wont la Sbuta County in
recent 7ean. TbeJ died when their sta-tion waioa cnJ1lded with a
hmlber tract aeven miles
Wiit cl Reddin& m Higb-
way 299.
A~tiet ldentifled t b e
v1ctim1 as Edpr D. Rol-
Una, 3'7: hll wife, Barbara,
29, their cbUdrm lanetta,
9, and Edward. 7, IDd Mrs.
Rolllm' father, JD bn-
aban. 5'. A third d6l. Gel, 5, ..a
Fr1dl1, JuM 2l, 1967
QUEBIE -· ly Phil lnM Rap Safety Blllil ~ ~~ ... ~ ;, Sena.tors
Hells Angels Win OK Crim~
~ . Measure Round in Capitol
SACRAMENTO (AP)
SACRAMENTO (UPn -
Members of the e.lla An·
1ell and Gypsy Joitr mo-
torcycle clubs ICOnd .tt
· leut a temporary ruccess
Thursday in their flrtt ef·
fort at legislative lobbJlnJ.
A meaau're to ~ten mo-
tMcycle safety requlrtment
wu held over for one week
by the Senate Tranaporta·
tion Committee aft. mem·
bers ot the outlaw c1Dbt ob-
jected it was unneceuary.
"We know where lt'a at
when it comes U> rtdint a
motorc~Je," said 8 o n n y
Barger, president of th•
Oakland An1t11.
In a clifOwaaer, a majcr San Francisco), would re-. crime COl'ltrol meuure..,.
quire the operatcr ot • mo-poled by Go¥, Reagan bit
torcycle to be able to pua peued the Seute and ~
the telt for a puaenpr auto Mtrt U> the Allelnbly.
and a separate Teat to drl"' .. 'lbe meuur., backed by moat RepUbl1cUa, plcbd a motorcycle. . up .aough Democratic-..
The legislation allo would. antJ oilllnC ln abaeatMI
require motottJcle rider• to ·Gd vote nrlteblni ta pua
wear crash belmeta and 27"-
prot.c:ttve sboe1. · Tb&~ may .,.. votaa, a
Bar1er. spokesman for tbe tw.tbirda ~. w • r •
cycllata, agreed wUb tbe needed beca ... the bW ODD-
need f cr new motorcycle U. taiold an QprOpriaticlS ol cense regulations. '100,GllO the flnt year. . It would estabUlb a eau.. But, be satd, b e 1 m e t 1 form. CrlQM TedmoloClcal
were unnecessary fo~ mem· Relearch B'oundatlon and a
bers of bis organhation. AA--caHfornia Council on ertm-
gela are experienced motor· iDal Justice cycle drivers who operate '
beaf1 equipment, be said.
W STEREO ,.,. c..1 ua _.. ._ . ,.. ...... _.. , ........ ...u.
$4,., ... ., .. IMli ..... ..... ... .... . .....,. ..... ,,. ---' CALI. SM-1"6 .,._ 1M P..M.
reported in aerloaa coodl-~~~~--~---~---~~---
About ?J> of the q\lllata-
clad in dirty blue denim
jackets with the club name
on the beck, jum and
boota -crowded into the
Senate bearing room and
filled seats usuU!J taUa up ~Y Iobb11sts in upenalve
B~ said the majority
of ts were ~by
lnexperieneed drivers ot
ll&bt-weight motorcycles.
Fair Opens
DEL MAR (UPI) -Thi
78tb San Dleco County Fair
be1an a 1J-daJ run at tbe
Del Mar F.triroundt today.
Uon.
The tamil1 .-in t b e
proceu of movin1 from
their WllJowbroot home la
TriD1f.Y CountJ. authoritiel
Wd.
Old Subway
At Terminal
LOS ANC'.1!1.U (UPI) -
One o1 tbl 1llt llpl at IM AncUll' WC•trtad ID 8 I I
tram:lt Q'llem -•mil•
long subwaJ tmme1 ID tbe
Rabbi Attacks C~rgy
For Israel 'Si~nce'
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
America'• Qlrllt1ln clergy
came mmr ftre trom a re-,.. rabbi '11mnday for
faDtmC to proride m o r a l
sappart to llr..t dariD& the
r'IClllt lllddle Eatt out. ......
SpW1nc to • Central
OonffllDCll of Amer lean
Rabb i 1, Rabi Balfour
munltion . . . than the spec-
tade of nearly U>tal ab-
Hnce of vWble support for
the at.ate ot Israel during
her hour of need by at the
Jeut the eatllblilbment of
cqanlzed American Chris-
tiaDlty," t h e outlpoten
rabbi aid.
"
silk auita.
They urged the committee
to kill the legialation, sup-
ported by the SW. Depart-
ment ot Motor Vehicles and
the California Medlcal As·
aoclatioo.
"We're not tbe ones out
there getting the brain dam-
age and getting killed," be
said. "Why should we have
to wear the belmeta?"
He uked tbe commlt:tee
U> conduct a six·montb atu-·
dy iDU> the need for the
equipment. If the I t 11 d 1
finds tbe equipment II Dtld-
ed. Barger said. "I'll wear the dama bllmel ••
All entertainment witb tbe
exception of the rodeo wu
U> be free. EDt.rtalnen m.
elude Ricky Nelton, the
Mariachi Gr111, the Mar·
qulJ Cbimpt, CircUI Tbne,
the Acrobatic Lyncm, tbe
Charles Owens Ink Spota •
and comedian Charle• Dor-••-••• D&D.
Barger told the commit·
tee "You are pasa1nc laws
on stuff that I don't think
anybody up here k D 0 W I
anythlqabout." ~------~--------------------__;.-----------------Tbe meuure, by Alaem·
blYman John F. Foran (0. e
downtown ---.... moll 1 bed TbandaJ by
wreck1nl CftWI.
Brlcblr ol New Ycrk aald -------------------.
FIRST FOR NEWPQRT BEACH
MID:.sotJTHERN CALIFORNIA~
e EXCLUSIVE 9
Back in tbe "good 01 d
days'' befoN smog and free-
ways in Los Angel.el "the
big red can" brought riders
from outlying suburbl IUCh
as Redondo Beech and Pas-
adena to 1be dcnnltowD area
on the more tUn 1,000 miles
of track tbat llCJlld the met-
ropolitan area.
The tunnel built in 1911
eventually depocited past·
eagers at the subway term-
inal building at 417 S. Bill
St. which was constnded
in 1926.
Patrick Fund
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
A hmd-ralllng organization
to 1upport William Penn
Patrick-in a bid foT tbe Re·
publican nomination for u.s. tmatar nm year bu
filed IDcarpontioD papen.
the "oft.ldal apobmlen of
America Ch r iltendom
were not only silent ... but
by their silence or by their
prayerful cells for peace,
suauting that the matter
be placed in the lap of a
then practiclJly paralyud
United Nation5 -they also
failed the C8UJe ol world
peace.''
Rabbi Brickner, director
of the Com.mil&ion on Inter-
faith Activities of Reform
Judaism, termed ''unctiou.s,
1e1 f.-rving fabrication"
stateme!lta attributed to one
national Jewish orga.nha-
that there was .. widespread
Christian support for. 11-
rael'a politioo!'
"The record bas to be set
straight." be said.
Those in the Jewish com-
munity teeking further dis·
engagement with other re-
Jigiolll •'need no more am·
fAC.TORYi
DEMONSTRATION
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JUNE 24
10 A.M. Tll 4 .P .M ...
DON'T MISS IT!
WHEN A CAME/IA Cl,cl~
TNINKOF 7
your tree
uounnet
cook book
••. Js at Mariners Savings.
Stop by and pick it up.
To celebrate the Gourmet Festival, July
l through July lO; Mariners is offering
o free gourmet cook book to all visitors .
Let these attractive bound gourmet cook
books instruct you in such diverse sub -
jects as wine cookery, herb and spice
cookery, and the ABC's of canapes,
cookies and salads. Find new ideas in
the preparation of culinary delights and
red iscover old ones. Come join in the
festive atmosphere amid the handsome
surroundings of the Mariners Building.
Our friendly and courteous staff wi ll
a ssist you with all your savings and
loon rieeds. And remember, at Mariners
your savings earn the highest prevailing
interest rate in complete safety.
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APTER "WEST SIDE S'OORY" ..• ·-nm SOUND or MUSIC" •••
DIRFLTOR ROBERT WISE NOW TURNS BIS CAMBRA ON THE ORIENT
... ANDTHE WORLD OF ADVENTURE!
THE SAND PEBBLES is a gripping adventure aboard an American gunboat; on the
Yangtze Biv~r at the very moment of China's awakening in the mid OO'a. n ia the 1tiorf
of men, a ship, a people and & way of life engulfed in a tidal wave of reTOl~ion.
But most of all it is a story of men and women who find themeel"Vea caugh'
between the perils of love and the madneH of war.
STARTS WE'DNESDAY, JUNE 28
Matinees:
Three times a week. Wednesdays,
Saturdays )nd Sundays, be9innin9
at 2 p.m .
Evening Performances:
The Sand Pebbles will begin prompt-
ly 8: 30 p.m. each Monday throu9h
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 perking for a Full
House. No matter when you come
you may be assured of an effortless
perking space.
For your total enjoyment, the lido
Theatre hes one of the moat com-
plete Snack Bara in Orange County.
' ..
The LIDO Newport Beach
A Sub\Kliarynl C•r1111 All11nct '"'"'""'~" wu.1cwr.100\E.R•Nt\l.roP1n•~Cli.cAuF?~· ... ··r1 1i i •,:•()ll() Newport llvd. and the lay
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V.S., Russ Have
Summit History
WASHINGTON CAP) -
U. S. and Soviet beads of
government have met alx
major times before today in
eff orta to thraab out differ· encea between the two
world powers, with highly
mixed and often controver· aw results. .
Today's meeting between
President JobDIOll and Pre·
mJer Alnei N. Kosygin
will add tbe name of Gius·
boro, N. J., to. such places
u Poudam and Yalta, Ge-
neva and Camp David -
•here isaues affecting bis·
tory have been dilcusaed but
seldom settled.
1bree leadershie__ meet·
lugs during World War II,
when the United States and
Soviet Union were allied
agalmt Nazi Germany,
marked the high point of
cooperation between the
two world giants.
TEHRAN
The lint, at Tehran, lr:an.
brought together President
Franklin D. Roosevelt, So-
viet Premier Joseph Stalin
and Prime Minister Winston
S. Cblll'cbllJ of Great Bri-
taln.
1be dJscussion centered on U. S.·Britiah plans for aD
lnvuion. of Europe, Jtrong.
ly puabecl bi_ Stalin to ease
Nui mJlltar1 pressure on
tbe Soviet UDion. Roosevelt
lllued I po8t • Confwence
ltateme11t saying: "We
came here with hope and
determination. We leave
here, friends in fact, ln apir·
it and in purpose."
Roosevelt met once agaln
with Stalin and Cburdllll, at
Yalta in the Soviet Crimea,
in February 1945 -two
months before the Preal·
dent's death. 1be U. S. and
British leaders agrffd at
Yalta to Soviet demands
that a go~nment friendly
to the USSR be establlahed
in Poland.
GRANDCHILDREN. • •
July 1955 meetini ln that
SWiss city amooi PresJdent
Dwilbt D. Elaenhower, So-
viet Premier Nfko1a1 A . Bui· gu.ln, Prime Min1J'8r An·
thony Edee of Britain and
Premier Edgar Faure of
France.
But litUe actually was ac·
cdmplisbed and a year la·
ter the Soviets mllitarlly ~
pressed an uprising ln Hun·
tary. bringing a return to
icy realtions between the
two major powers.
(From Paie 4) Mary Fairlie· Tyler He Eisenhower and s o v i e t
planet to spy on the Soviet
Union. An American U·2
apy plane bad been 1 b o t
down by tbe Sovieta a maatb
earlier and its pilot c1ptur·
ed.
1be last U. S. • Soviet
mmmit meeting before to-
day's was in June 1981 ln
Vienna between Khrushchev
and President John F. Ken-
nedy. It gave the newly
elected Kennedy a chance
to size up his new adver-
sary but little concrete wu
accomplished.
A crisis over Berlin fol-
lowed within months and a
year later came the Cuban
missile crisis - a summit
confrontation instead of a
Randolph who had to pay traD$lormed one room o; the Premier Nikita s. Khrulh·
oil the debta of bis grand· mansion into a. fairyland for cbev _ w1lo had accompan·
father, 1bom~s Jeffenoo. her third birthday party. led Bulganin in 1955 -met
President Jefferson d J e d Farnklin D. Roosevelt bad informally at the preaiden·
poor because of his person· two of hiJ grandchildren at tial retreat of Camp David,
al genel"Olity. hJs .ftnt inauguration in 1933. Md., in September 1959 dur·
And it was Marthena, 1bere were 13 on band for h • l b ted -==========i ---.1da .. ..t.•-r of B-Ja· '-1-f th . ..,,_1 J 20 ing Kbrusc ev s ct e :-a _
a-ADU "'6"1.C "" ua our mau .... ..., an. I tour of the United States.
summlt conference.
min Harrison, whose scar-1945. . Their talks were termed
let fever auarantined the Three grandchildren were cordial and "the spirit of
executive mansion during on hand to see .President Camp David" WU heralded
his administration. . D w l 1.h t D. Euenhower .. as a step toward easing
Despite this feat. Marthe-~w?rn m Jan. 20, 1953. He world tensions.
EXTENDED HOURS
<Drhe-ep _......1 .... 1,.w.. .. n.r.. , __ ,,......,.
na was outshone by her matsted that Mary Jean,
brothe!', Benjamin, who be-fourth child of bis aon, John, YEAR LATER
came known to the Amerl· be there for hiJ second in-But a year I.al.er, ln May
can public as "Baby Mc-augural. 1960, plans for a Paris meet.
(ii)\ HUNTINGTON.
L~ VALLEY BANK Kee." He displayed a cbil-Sbe had been chrUtened in Ing between Khrushchev
diJh insouciance unmatched t h e Blue Room, April 22. aDd Eisenhower broke up .._. ....,. et 91.yfed ,
until the appearance of little 19156, one of several preci-amid angry exchanges when A4-...... ..,.. ~~~~h. hi-~~~~~~~~~cb.il~~;M~~=~~J~~·~~=~~·e~t~l;"~d~e~rid~~~n~d~ed~~~H~~~~~;·~·~~~v~.~ Harrhon indulged s tized at the masioo. U. S. apologies for using grandchildren at every op-
portunity and set up the first
White Houae Cbriltmas tree.
The f1nt child to live in
the White House wu the
crandlon of John Adamt.
Nelly CUsth and her broth·
er, Tut. bad lived with their
father George Wublngton,
but this was at the tempor-
ary ~pltal in New Y or kl City.
The first grandchild born
in the Whtte House was tbe1
aon of Jeffer$on'a daughter.I
Martha (Thomas Jefferson
Randolph).
President John Quincy
Adams' son, John Jr.,
lint son of a president t
be m.ried in the mansion,
also was the father of the
first girl born there in 1829.
President John Tyler
would play the violin to
am UM bJs granddaugtiter,
S... F"'" now.._.._,,.
than t,500,000 canl /+ltd,
with U1 .:f1 ea' Is "'HO. t .•
Wtry not mrt en~ tha
kind of F..,-,oua Low Rltel Ind
Homatown Service th.t tW¥I
,-.-'"""' made pe09le I~ n•u .... sure more cars
....... with us than with
.. any other com· ,...... Pl"Y7 ean todlYt
646-6166
LARRY
CAIRNS
431 W. 19th St.
Costa Mesa
STATE FAH IUTUAL
There are a lot of good cars you can get for '3450.
This is two of them:
If you don't hoppen to n11d two cars.
1h1te's only on1 thing that you nu d l1u .
One cor that cosh as much as two cars.
Unless you wont to pay o lot of money
for o lot of horsepower lhol you'll never
u11. There's only on1 slot • in the country
where you con go foster lhon o Volks-
wagen -Nevada. INo speet limil-
lhey're big gamblers out th1r1
The only exlra horsepower u really
n11d Is for all tho11 power gadgets.
Which you n11d to drive o car thQt size.
\
Which hos to be 1ho1 sitt to hold oll
1ho11 horses.
All of which olso makes th1 overage
car cost olmost os much to run os two
Vollswogens. Considering a VW gets "
oboul 27 miles lo o gollon of gos ond
oboul ~0.000 miles too sat of lir11.
Bui ;f you'ra still not told on th e ld10
of two bugs for the price of one beosl,
why not tok1 advantag e of this spacial
Introductory offer: on1 Volkswagen for
half 1h1 price of two.
...
NEWPORT BEACH
Chick Iverson, Inc.
2116 Newport Blvd.
AllTOllOBllf INSURANCE co_ .. ......,lff.--i~-
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f"rlday, June 23, 1%7
4 Terrorists Arraigned
SANTA FE, N.M. (UPI) day as the man who shot a
-Reles Tijerina and three jailer.
other men accused of at-The jailer and a state
tacking the Tierra Amarilla policeman were seriously
Courthouse this month ·were wounded, a sherlff beaten, and two men kidnaped Jur· held today without bond on ini the twe>-hour raid
charges or first-degree kid-lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
naping, a capital crime.
Tijerina, leader of a band
of Spanish-A m e r i c a n s
claiming millions of acrt>s
in the Southwest under old
land grants, was identified
at his aJTaignment Thurs-
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DAIL V PILOT 7
MORE
SEATS
from
Orange County
Airport to
San Francisco
Air California
again increases
its service
June 30th
•Lockheed L· 188 Electra Atrtflft operated by A•r Cahfomli.
Most air lines advertise
"flights." But most people
don't hire an entire airliner
for a simple trip to Sa n
f rancisco. Since all but a
few passengers require just
one seat to sit in, we just
thought we'd let you know
that Air California now flys·
1600 seats per day, Mon·
days through Thursdays
between Orange County
Airport and San f rancisco.
On Sundays t he total is
1450. And on f ridays the
number swells to 1780.
These seats depart conven·
iently t hroughout the day
and night.
CALL AIR CALIFORNIA OR
YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT
(714) 540-4550
from Lot Angel11 and
l one Be1ch: ZEnlth 7.0799
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Friday's Oosing Prices-Complete New
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York Stock Exchange List
Atnerican Stock
Market
SgmlJols
DAILY PILOT 8
Closing
TWA Buys Film
For $3 Million
NEW YORK CUPil
Trans World AlrLines hu
renewed it.ci contract for full
color infliJ!ht motion picture
entertainment with lnn1ght
Motion Pictu res. Inc. f or
more than $3 million.
The contract cove-rs 1ntt r·
n.atioaal and transcontinu-
tal filgbtg.
2 c(1ui itions
f1\LLAS IUPI) -Uni
V('f silY Computi11g \.Orp ht4S
hou~ht 6('11son-Uhnt>r Corr
of LO!! Angclts. maker or
data pr<>ees!iing peripheral
tqu1rmrnt. and Benson-Leh·
nt'r. Lid of Southampton,
Eng.
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Vice Chancellor, Dean GI Kilkd in Action
2 New Administrators Named at UCI rine Lance Cpl J ames L.
BJa of Imperial heh, al·
80 .... repm-ted killed in
action.
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Dean Roger W. Russell ol
Indiana University, an au·
thorlty oo the biological
bases of behavior, will be-
come vi~ dlancellor .for
academic affairs at UC1
July 1.
Dr. ~rge W. Brown, an
authority Oii electronic data
processing and UCLA pro-
f&sor of bu&ineas adminJs·
tratioo, will become dean of
the Graduate School of Ad·
m.in.istratioo at UCI, eCfec·
tive the same date.
The appointments were
announced Thursday by UC
Acting President Harry R.
Wellman and UCI Chancel·
lor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr .•
following a meeting of the
Board of Regents on the
UCI campus.
LEAVES INDIANA
Dr. Russell will leave hlJ
post at Indiana u dean ot
advanced stud:iu and pro-
l-e5$0r of psychology to re-
place Dr. J . W. Pelwoo
who ha~ resigned to become
VICE CHANCELLOR
Roger W. Ruuell
chancellor at the Urbana-
Cbampaign campus ol th•
Univers.ity of Illinois.
At Irvine, Russell will as·
sume responsibility for ac-
NEW UCI DEAN
Dr. G.orge Brown
ademic programs. He also
will hold a joint appoint-
ment in psychobiology and
tllt bl the study ot the ef-
fect of ctrup oa behavior,
Dr. Rluell beaded die de-
partment of ptychology at
the UnJwn:iQ' ol LOodon.
EneJnd. fnllD 1950 to 1957.
He wu executive secrt!tarr
of the American P sychologi-
cal Aaoclatioa before join-
ing lrwJiaN University in
1959 u profeuor and chair·
man of 111ycbology.
He spent tbe 1965-M year
u a Yi&itiq professor at
the Univenit;y of Sydney in
Ao6tralia md the Universi-
ty ol Canterbury in New
Zealand before returning to
Indiana tn 1988 u dean.
Dr. Rauen ii a native of
Worcest.er, Mau., and re-
ceived bi.I BA and MA de-
grees from Clark University
and b1I PhD from the Uni-
versity of Virginia. He al10
bolds a degi'M from tbe
University of London.
STATlmaAN
research scien-Dr. Brown, a rmU>emati-
psychology.
A ~ading
• cal statistician, joined the
\ L He Missed
Two o t II • r Callfonilima
1Nn lilted u bav"..n,& cBed,
DClt aa a nllUJt ol boltile
actiGa. Tbq were Atr FW'Ce
IL Col. hul P. Kiecbr ol
0.. ·t a.t Navy senior
dLief a.tatioa electronica
tedwddn Franklin D. Mc-NUJ al Chula Vista.
Kidnap Case Prison Life Readings Set
Suspect Due ~:, C: For Comedy
II. Gray, 315, ,,.. beet in OllANGE -Reedlnga
F T priam today, at bis own ~ ttle ~ ''Dur Delln-or ~n a quat. queat'' are ICbeduJed for __,,---e Gr a 1 -.wped •ecaAb p.m. Sanday Jn tbe Orange
LA HABRA _ N I n e t y fr o m Ollifonlia TralninC Studio Theat.er. 195 N. Sblte
days of extensive 1111dd-FacilitJ at Soledlld .,, at.ea&-College Blvd., director Fred
atric tests were ahead t. inc a prllon officer's car Davia ••Pneed.
day fer 41-year-Gd ErDMt wbBe m • cmtside )WCI A mil cl five men and
Ubiles al Loa Angelea, .. ••Ii,,.... .._ wuma ii needed fer
cl ttne mea .cc.wed cl Police aUd be ~ tbe prodaction. wMdl will
t i d n a pine a La Balra Sa1iw afticen WednNcleJ play ta We July and w ly
couple. and albd to be pkUd ap. Allplt.
Ubiles, who p 1 e ad e d IL Barry W. EDli.p able-;:::=======~
guilty to • kidnap cbarte. eel and met Gray at a.e s. AW ARD WINNER
will be sent to Californ1a 1i.ou bm depot. r ..... :... Die DAILY PILOT bu won •-.-.;tu..:on L-••-at............ Another pri9ooer, ... -J
Ul.DW iU l'Ull" MCll '-'llDU T .... o·~ 35 ...&... I'll 0 re swardl f f 0 m the
y Of cait '°" '°'' 6r~
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It's Easy
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For the Record
, UCLA faculty in 1957, where
he served a. chairman of
the Department oi Business
Administr•tion. Be also was
founding director of t b e
to ,.--._ ..... ....__.... UICI!: D&CD, , WUU ~ ~-""----........._ c J Q L ~--~.... eel witll r_._ ii atiD beiQg --.....,....v ..-.-..-" process. .....~ t:ba -OCllllr .....,..,...
Also dlarged in tbe crime1~bunted.~~------=====--===£========= are Herman W. White, 32,
Births
HOA• MllMORIAL H01"TAL ,_II
AM ..... Mn . .io.t Lowder. J211 Col-
--pi.a, C•la /Nu, girt Mr .,,., Mr&. ltlctla~ Sim-. ltt05
Las f-St .• Faunlalll Vt llty, glrl
Mr. n M"-Doyt. Rlte1, Jin H-
1td. Loo A..,,m,...._ gin
Mr •nd Mn John F. Coit>«t, )07
C0t1n, ltlvertldt, boy
,_ 17
Mr. •rid Mn . Rlcllord T•yk!r, )4'1
F•lrw•y Ori~•. Cosio Mes.11. t lrl Mr arid Mrs. J•ck Mu on. 1704 Mln-
orco Pt.ca, Costa M!$0, girt ,_ 11
Mr tnd M~ Edwtrd Slmont. ltl O
Fiii l •not. Huntington lle•cll, girt
Mr n Mn. Rlcherd Dedtt<, UIS)
El CO<lll'fllO Dr., DINI Polnl, girt
Mr •nd Mn J•mH Me111ey, '" E lttll SI., Cosio /Nu, boY
v.r. end Mn. JHUS Garclo, 01\lt Ir'-.
Corona dtl Mar, girl
Mr. •nd Mrs. Dalt ltlloy, 1tU2 Or·
cllld, ~nll AN, bOy
Mr •nd Mrs.. Victor Wit -. 41" W.
Siii St,, Santa ANI, tlr1
Mr Ind Mtl, Jchn Pulll1m. "' JO.IWI.
Cost• Meu, boy
Mr. '"" Mrs. Peter Hl ,..t n. 1SIAJ
Norftlnio Drive, L•vune Hllh, olrt
Mr, end Mn. Floyd Streln, '130 ll•n
llUrl'fl, C0>t• ~. boY
Mr. 11111 M ..... Tom Sm1ll, :iol02 AUJ•
clo, Sanll Ana. boy , .... " ~ •nd Mrs. lt<JdOef' Fat<o, 11S I .
WllJon St~ Coolll Meu. girl
Mr. .nd Mrs.. Mldt .. I Klai.n. 17614 Von l unn "A", Hunll"""" l ffdl. t lrl Mr. ,,,., Mf'L Diem G-wald, 71S
WOllllll A .... , HuntlngtDfl llffdl, bo¥
Ml •r.d Mrs.. WtYfte T-•U C
Wiii.a, CCIII• Mesa. boy
Marriage
Licenses
<>•vld l1u , 20. Weatmlllllltr, tl'ld
Ttrtw Castro, ti. h nla Ant .
SteP>en Coffee, 20, Hunllnolan llHcll.
t rw:J Donna He9Wo0d, 11. Hunllntton kotd!.
llk Mrd Allon. Jr., Oro,..., l lMI Mt!IC'f
Ftetm.. :II>, Hunllnolo:n lltldl.
Ctrto. Wllsoll, ll, Monletletto, trld =• Wemh-r. n. Huntington
l'tanc.H P.-rlOfl. 29, ~nf• AN, '""
t rw:J ltOMmlfY FulmlMnlt, 11.
OBITUARIES
JOHNSON
U,Cltlt A. Jot\"'°". AV* Jf, cA 1)A4l
S.. H°"' Sl., Garden Grove Oltd June
1'. Survived bv llusblnd. Wllll•m;
1-..,.,._ EdWerd. ol Ille llonM, n
lllllY, Cosio Meta; da\191!tar. Mn .
Glori• A. Gi.ncltnlno. Anahelm1 lllrM bro!Nn . Butter W•rTeft, C..llfor'lll•1
I'. J. W1,..., and Mlllord W1,.....,
OlilMlorna1 two tbi.r._ T-Hol!Nr,
Olil•-· 1rld GarMt Clllldr-.
C..llfornlo: 12 9randchlldrtfl .,,,, s
trtat-11renclclllldrtr1. Grafttldt ..,,,.
lclet. ~lurdn, 11 A.M .• at LOfTWI lliita
~IY\OO'lol Pert . llot>old MC'tlltt Morflt.
.,y, Olrectort.
THOMAS
G-ve T-t. 14161 Wlldc1t C•nYOfl "*· "Jwraclo Canyon, A" 67. •• lo¥td '"'1band ol Mrs. Aller T"°"'",
belovtcl falller ol CIYlle, Norman, Eu-
~~ 1rld Gorclcwt Tt>om1u Ar""'
Tllomat arid 51!lr'-" Slluvaont. Fu·
-•I Mntlcn wltl be Mid al FatMI L•-M-lol Pork. Dr•-· "'1111
•ulot HotfVY J-. ~"''"' l lOlt c-. ""'"""'· LEWIS
Int 11 Lewi! HN I tali.Y St , Gar·
""' <Or-. S...Vlved 1W '"'lft. ll!llt :
two -. CM<IH M. L..,1, •rw:J Jim
ttcei-: two ,,..,.,.lln. Slllt1tY AM
'--~ ..... Ka!M<I.,. Scllu~ ~,,.
left, ~y. IO:JI AM., Petll f arn-
lly C:~I Fuf1ff1I Home
MIZER
Ii-ltd It Mli.<. 700t W, t -1
HIOllwn. N.wpot1 le.cl\. $uNlvf4 bv
wli.. Ce<at111 two tOftt, D••ld •nd
ltlchtrd1 brollltf, Earti ahltlrt, Irma
.,...,,., II-Molfeft. arw:J Vanl1
Wendi: •tw 1r...ic11ltotr.t1 Frwnd>
-Y UJll todfy, f<rlday, -1111 f
""", ...... FomllY C~t F-•t .._
NEWMAN
,.,... Clee "-· 11• A11tll<>.
C.t1 ,,_..._ DIM J-"· s.,,.,, ... Irr ......... ..,....,... ., ..... , ....
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lfrld. S,.ln. .,,,, -.,,,,. •ul!Mt•·
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Coroaa HJ Mar OR J.M. I
C..ta Mesa Ml t.i4U
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
. 110 Broadway, Cost. Mesa u s-aas
PED FAMILY COLONIAL
F1JNE1tAL ROME
7191 8eJla An .. Weamtastn •ms
I
Divorces
OIVORCIS PILIO
JUdV Lee Helllton vt J~mu !Ari Hu lton <•n...,tment or dl•o<~•I
Kot•ll II. Gonion vt M1ynard M.
GO'dot'I Pllyllil I 1..-tr "" Ootlald l " 9,.~Wtt
MMY AM """"" "' Arden l!rvln •emus
o.i Ric,_.. Fftotcl\O<' vt fronc.t Dorl•
Fl•ICNr
Hf'ltn Jt-ltulltdlt "' J immy A.
ltutled9t
l'•lrkl• AM L1dd vi Ptlt !.add
H-4-A. GltU "' FrllnctS II. Giu s
P.ull"t MM Cameron ,,. ROOtft Ltt
c.m ......
Col'-t Fay '--I> n CNlrl" IYt n
Ltwb
JoM D. Rutledge v• Clieryl ltulledgo
Vlvt 4nn Gourley •> Gertld D (;ourlty
Lort lee W J-• .., Jemn Arlin
J-Htltn Ch-y Glide vt Jottl>/I Morton
Glide Cl•orlttn It. Mc<•~ "' Ttrry Wayrw
McC•t>. l•nnulmtnl or dlvorct) Gloria Mary Plcetelll n Jowl>I\ Fron41
Plu renl
Shirley J. Blflt y vs John L 8al"'y
Wllifrtd c1..._r "' Er~t J Ca'TI~'
&onn1t ~ McGIMh VI KtMtlh Arn·
Old Mc<ilnnil (>f91rt l• ""tlt11tN1nctl
f'ranlelt Ruth Plurntnef' v. MlllOll
O.vld P lu"1n'ltf
JoM Edward Lo"l)11ttt Vl l ttly JMn
Langtlt tt
Otela It. Hes& W H.....,.., l •rl H-
P•lrki. A. OelU ,,. ~ E. O..t Oale I!-Cenwllw n .,,.,.,,, ,,.._ ri. , ........
ll-.n Wipe O.Vtlleia "' (Mil S. AIWI 0.Vllla ~ G, ~ "' RI~ L. Smoot •
C.trol 8rouglllotl v. Gary lM lreu~
IOI!
Fire Calls
C•t1 ~
• " • m. Thurtdn , Pllblk 111111. l:DI VletorlO St 11:11 •.m , lal-. a"'rm. 611 W. ll'th SI, I .OI P.m .• rttc:~. u.S' H•rbor 81Vd 7: IS p.m.. accklenlal elttm, 1•1t1
Nrwpcirt Blvd.
u pm., ~~\'fn.1:11.~ ltod.
10·11 a.m. Thursday, .molt• 111.,..11o41.
tlon, '"' Haztlb<ooll Drive. I :.e o.m,, tr•sll tire, rtar ol 17U2 8t&efl IS)Vd. 2:4' p.m .• ur llrt. Jiii $1reet •rid Dr·
• nve A VtflUe '·~•""Z'n.i ~~~1,,!11ti..~orl<IOW11 Av•
1:20 r>.m .• leis. alarm, 17111 •rid Dtl• wart ttrttta..
'"' p.m , trosl\ llrt, JO:J ~In $1 f : l6 o.m.. rru11 tire, re.• fll 1736.2
ltKll 8Jvd. IO·Ql pm .• slrud\lre fire, 40ll 111111 Sf. Apt J, '600 clamtat 10 11 Pm , rMdk'al •Id. 116 AlaOemt St.
West.em Data Processing
C.enter oa 1be Westwood
Camp11.
At uw.. Dr. Browll will
be retp('Oltie ...... ..,.
inC a JllOCI-to train 16-
miniltNIDn fir • yarietJ of
cqa:nhrafhW roles. He alJo
will be re6p0Dlible for dl·
recting ruearcb on the
common dlaracteristics of
organizations and on prob-
lems of administration and
managemeal
Dr. Brown 11 the chairman
of the Inter-University Com-
munication Council's t a• k
force oo information net·
works.
He is a native of ~ton
and received bis BA degree
from Harvard and bis PhD
in mathematics f r o m
Princeton. He was profes-
sor of mathematics and
statistics at Iowa State Col-
lege before joining the UC-
LA faculty. Be ls a direc-
tor in three corporations iD-
11 SI • m. T~.:i.~ totll, an VO)ved in tbe electronics and
who awaits trial, and Alon-
zo Lyles, lJ, wbo pleaded
guilty to aa armed 1Gl>ber 7
cbqe.
All tine .... accaed .. fGl'CiBC Mr ... lln. :rr..
dlCOBolato*illll••--
tel m Loa A... -· 41, and bis 2'1-yew ... wife
esoaped unharmed.
Countian Held
On Holdup Rap
LONG BEAQI (UPI)
man suspected ol robllinc a
bank here ol '521 faced ar-
raignment todly followiag
his anut Deal' bis home in
Garden Grove.
The FBI said agents took
Gilbert 0 . Bron, 31, into
custody without illcidmt.
He waa arrested shortly aft.
er the Los Altos branch of
the U.S. National Bank was
robbed 1bunday by an
armed man.
YOU tin corcliallr 1-iJied
to atterad aa ()pea &..w
at
PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK
3500 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mm"
on
June 2.4 and 25 /from 12 noon to 6 pa
~
'
to see the beauti f til netD •
CHAPEL
and Pacific View's newly rnmpkted
MORTUARY
J:~..,~~.'~rld1y. on v iii. ••v t ncl computer industries.
WfttmlMlef boulnu~ ~--....;...----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ Ell<t-H. l~ Yt Je11nlng1 M.
L~ Wntm"'ll., Vvont1t k llntldtr vs llotMt1 Anl'-Y
ktlnolo.t 2:41 o.m., TllundllV. ltl• ii.rm, 7111 •
Vlvl.tn 4. JecklO<I "' ll1ymor-d A.
J•CkSO<I llnllllLOCUT'Oll'f OIClllH
tollten M. Herndon "' H\191l W. Htr1>-
clon
J-°t"'o ~:. ltlM ""''"'· 7tl7 1ttll St. 7·32 o.m .• car tlrt , l<IOOO Goldtf! Wu t SI. 10~~ \~ c~~~~. kiwi Avenue
St lldrt II. Chrisloe>htr "' Tllomta J. r:::::::~:=:=::t::::==:;; Cllrl11GPIW!r I
John C-lmo vs Mar ie Certotlmo
GledYJ M. MCK• "' Clifford I'. Mc-Ktt
l ots lal~ "' Gerold a alrd Slllrl9Y AMW Glftc vs Ar'll>ur Htlll"f
~M
Jot\n RlcNlrd 81"' vs Gtteldl"" Illa
Alltn """"""Grey Y1 Emily Mtf'lent Grev
Jo Laine ~ "' II!-WJni.tll TllomP90ll
Maureen Joen Colll"S "' T~ l .. Cotll"S
Wanda Arf9ff Pointer "' flclOfl Ct.., Pointer
11111 8. 81rtof! "' JKlc v. llaMo!! l t llt L. Devit .,, Ctwlrlet Ltt Devis
S.undre Lorraine TO'l'tr •• Frt ncls Wllllom Toyer
Judttll Ju n H•f\MI\ \fl Alltfl ~ 14•-EllH bell! M. kit vs OoNHI L Ion
Gall F. ~ "' Nlcllol11 J. L-~ffl-8. Str•dtr1 "' Jettr..,. L. St•
l'tNAL 01ca1n
Sorell H. Slngttloft "' Wayne C Sift. ,,_
OBITUARIES
Prlvn _,,1CJH -· '-Id YUltrclay at &6111 CNlpel, 1141 S..perl0<, CO.to
Mffa. Prtv1te lnttrment, Fort •-
crtm Nlfionel CemtteN,
ANDREWS
J-..fllne It, Andf-twi. JI'°' flll A .... ,
So, ~. Dlee June '°' -70. s..rvi....., bv -. JtfTY, .. Newport
llMcll; dauolll.-, ~rlan Pt nlM,
s.nft Monica; sllltr, MTL ~rlt T.
Wt r-fll Color-. """ .. ...., l"•ndd!lldnft. Servi-wlll i. htld S.lut'day, I P.M~ at SI. Andr.,_, M~t Clwlpel wtth Jltl'tl. ltl 'rmond
llr1Ntn1 officiating. Dlrec:IMJ by
81111 Mortu.rv. J.S>O E. C-Hit,,_
""'· Corona dool Mor. HARBAUGH
Artllu. Horbeugll. A9t 75, tlf Cl Milo-
nollt SI.. Cosio Mew. DIM Ju~ n.
S..vl<K llMdlng, lell a ro.dwey -
luary, 110 •-•Y. C..la Meta.
TIMMER
NancY c. Timm..-. Afl/t •· o1 1tn ,...._, tlvd~ f 4 Casla Mesa. o..s
June )I. S...Vlwcl by hllsbend. A,..
-Tlm-r; .......... Mrt Helell
VWOf\, Ltt.-Hlllt.. - -........ • _, S..-.l(n S.tvrdaY. llelt 8roed'#1y
Cllapat. Ill 8t-ay, Coit. "'-•
II JO AM. ••Ill It..,. l orffl Flld:lft
I"' offk:latlng. IM-nt, Pacific
Vie• Mtft\orlal P••-
ff0LC0M8E
Marv Ht lfl F. Ho!cOll'lbt All# n, o1
SM VOr11\l!lrt, CO>la Mew. OIH JUN I n Surv1_, bv hu\blrw:J. o .. n Hot. ,
combo, ot Colli l'Mw . Prlv11e wrv·
loot wm be held •I lkll •·-••Y
Mwtuarv. 110 •-••· CO!ll• ~ .. CHAPMAN
C4'W Wiiiiam (II-fl. 7"1 CYprttt,
Hun4 "'91.., lleacll. P 1 u od awn J l/"t
11. ~lwd 11¥ wti.. Patricia "-
~left. ~tvt-dt•. 1 P M , lmlltll
Men_., Olopel
PACIFIC
VIEW
MIM 0 1'1AL P.UIC --~
I
Wanl1 chain
ll11k fe11cl111l
• Installed at this prim
• Heavy 1 1 gauge
fabric
• Enclose patio, pool
• Protection, privacy,
beauty
• No Money Down-
• 5 Years to Poy
CALL ••• w ...
........... 11 ....
,·
Materials wh•
sold i11dallecll
lraped.U
fencing or
cement block!
I
CHICK IVEISOI saved a llusinlss11111n
alnlOSt $67.00 cash ••• every 111111th
This Is nat such I r'kf°tcnllm ltDryl
This bUsi1'16SS11mn bought a WI from Chick ~ t.
cause he needed • car to pop around the area ilL He
made numerous local calls and occasionally bips to
areas outside his territory. He realized almost immedi-
ately that he was saving quite a bit of cash every month
just on his gas bills alone over the gas consumption of
h·is other car. In compari son to his other car he was sw-
ing aboUt $67.00 cash fNery month ovel' •five "Je11I
period.
If you 1'9 • busfnessman who would fike to cut down en
some consistent costs and enjoy more profit, then the
man to see is Chick Iverson. He can show you that by
buying a VW you can save quite a bit of money fNefY
single month on such things as purchase price, gaso-
line, tires, interest oft payments, license plates, repairs.
and on and on and on •
If you want to enjoy instant economy wery month, call
Chick Iverson on the Peninsula fot your free comparison
and see hoW much you can save. It's not so r:icfiwlous
when you can ave money like tMt rNefY month.
Chick Iverson is t he Harbor area's only authorind WI
and Porsche dealer.
Authorized for your protection.
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Empire Debut antes Toasted at Gala
Prior to witnessing the formal pre8entation of six Empire ''I
debutantes to society tonight in Balboa Bay Club, numerous ball plan.
ners and supporters will host the young Harbor Area women during
the traditional preball cocktail party.
Opening their Lido Isle home for the gala will be Mr. and Mrs.
Max Binswanger. Invited guests include ball sponsors, members of
the South Coast Child Guidance Clinic's Harb~r Auxiliary; clinic dir-
" ectors, former di.rectors and staff with thei1r husbands and wives, and
ball patrons and patronesses.
H<l6ting the event will be the ball committee, the Mmes. R. J.
Elledge, John McKerren, Leon Fry. Garth Bergeson. Frank MarshalJ,
Willfam Holmes, Christian Schindler, Louis Pratt and Ri chard Stott
with their husbands.
Receiving guests wilJ be auxiliary board members and their
husbands, the Me6SrS. and Mmes. Robert Bernard, John Sparling, J.
O'Hara Smith, Birk McCollom, F.dward Parker, Robert Cerf, Charles
Kelley, M. A. Ricbley Jr., Evan Prichard and William Stevenson.
The clinic, which will benefit from ball proceeds, provides
treatnw:mt for children with emotioool problems and their families
who cannot afford private psychiatric care.
Staff members of the beneficiary and spouses attending will be
Dr. and Mrs. Stuart. Wilson. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Whalen and the
Messrs. and Mmes. Ronald Frank. Calvin Vincent, Edwin Oonry and
William Haun.
Directors with their wives and husbands invited are John R4u,
'-president, and Mrs. Rau; Ors. and Mmes. Robert Robb, Tom Robinson,
Fred '!'Onge, th~ Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Green; the Messes. and
Mmes. Robert &meson, Ted Bennett. John R. Bond, William Gibbs,
Philip J. Gold', Leslie Harrison, Herbert Karsch, Rudolph Kuehn. Fred-
erick McBrien, John Mclnt06h, McKetTen. Paul Marx. Carl Neisser,
Harvey Pease, Harold Voegelin. and Mrs. Robert Bogen.
Among the honorary patrons and patronesses attending will be
Guardian Angel award winners, 0 . W. Richard. Walter Burroughs, Har-
ry Babbitt and Andy Devine and their wives.
Representing clinic supporting groups will be the Messn. and
Mmes. Robert N. Babbe, associate staff; Paul Phillips, Golden Key
Auxiliary; Ralph Brown, Revelers; J. Robert McGill, San Clemente
Auxiliary, and Jerry Shoffner, Southcoasters.
Debutantes and their parents are Miss Mary Ellen Bradley, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Gerard Bradley; Miss Kathleen Elizabeth Brame. Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Franklin Brame; Miss Catharine Craft Ebsen, Mr. and
Mrs. Christian Ebsen; Miss Susan Lynn Haley, Mr. and Mrs. Charle8
Gabriel Haley: Miss Candace Ad ine Marrs, Mr. and Mrs. &nest Flak~
Mam;, and Miss Pattilee Waydelich. Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman
WaydeHch.
WARM WELCOME -Mr. and Mrs. Max Binswanger (lelt), who
vil1 ~n their Lido Isle home this evening for the traditional
ocktail party which pretaoes the Empire Debutante Ball, welcome
·atron and patroness, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Carpenter. Alao enjoy-
ing the Bioswangers' hospitality will be ottier patrons and patron-
esses, ball committee members and husbands. board members <>f
the sponsoring group, din!d.ors and 6laff d the South Coast Child
Guidance Clinic and their spouse~.
Junior Sailors
Launch Season
Junior sailors of four Harbor Area yacht club6 will
set sail for their summer sea500 with one of the most
imaginative social events -a Progressive Dinner by
Di~y.
Juniors' summer calendar is planned by the lnter-
club organization, comprised oi repre8Mtatives from
Newport Harbor, Lido Isle, BahJa Corinthian and Balboa
yacht clubs who combine effort6 and facilities to encoo.r·
age both sailing and 90Cial events.
The first activity will empll'asii.e sailing and social,
far young members, age 13 to 18, are invited to gather
at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club at 4:30 p.m. Friday,
.June 30, for snacks. They are to arTive with a boat,
whetiher it be their own or a borrowed one.
In ~ some cannot prOYide waterway trat1sporta-
tion, it is hoped that numerous Lldo-14s wm appear so
teen-agers may be included as crew for the first "La
Manz" start race to the Lloo Isle club fOr the salad course.
The ma.in course will be served at Bahia Corinthian
club when sailors arrive, and then they will cast of.f f<>r
their fioal destination, Balboa Yacht Club for dessert
and volleyball gamtti.
When festivities conclude, young skippers and crews
will be towed back up the bay signaling the opening of
the junior sailing season.
SAILS SET FOR SUMMER -Harbor Area junior sailors
Oefl to right), Scott Schock. Betsy Young, Cappy Lynch. Kris
Laun and Jeff AlTen are ready to cast off fur the first sailing
and social event oi tht summer season, a Progre£Sive Dinner
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by Dinghy which will begin at 4:30 p.m. Friday, June 30. at
Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Other stops on the course are
Lido Isle, Bahia Corinthian and Balboa yacht clubs.
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1Host Disappoints Vacationers Expecting Open-door Policy
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Nice wea·
ner is here.-and with it the eternal
1ffllction . Guests. J sometimes wish
.ve didn't have such a comfortable
:in<i attractive summer home because
uninvited friends and relatives th ink
we are running a hotel. I am just
now recuperating from my third batch
of visitors ~ most of the summer
is aheed.
I am going through the menopause
but I manage to hold down a full·
time job as well as keep the house
~oing. All winter I look forward to
l'asual ou tdoor living during the sum-
mer months. Wit.h e<>mpan y around II
1s a strain. not to mrntion thP rx tra
work
SomP peoplP MlJOY Oll(·Of-town
i::uestA. l am nol wrllin~ ror thrm. 1
am writing for myself and for othcrg
who want to be alone. If any of you
reading this column wonder if you are
a welcome guest., ask yourself one
question: "Was I invited ?" U you
were. GO. If not. do somebody a favor
and stay home. -HOLIDAY OUT.
NOT INN.
OEAR HOLIDAY: Htrc'1 your
ll'llt'r and lotsa luck. The pests ·Dt\"·
rr 1hlnl: you mean THEM. For thf'
reput~tt'1 a "Sorry. not this year.''
1hould "bf the standard reply wh,n
thty unounce thty'rt golnt lo honor
yoa wltb a vltlt.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: You re·
cenUy printed a letter from a IS-year·
old whose foreign.born parcn~ refus·
ed to speak English.
My parents came to this count1 ~
from La tvia. They spoke Latvian all
the time. When I started school I
couldn't spe;1 I-. one word or ~ngllsh
I attended Latvian church. joinrd
a Latvian Girl Scout troop. took p1
ano lessons from a Latvian teacher
.. md pretty soon I got to hate every-
thing Latvian because It was fore•
rel on me.
When I was 14 my folks sent me
I ~creaming) to a Latvian camp in
~t1chigan. There I met a Lat vian ooy
''ho changed my thinking. lie helped
me understand that my parents were
t r~·ing to preserve their culture. and
that the onJy way to do it was through
thrir children.
I met several other ltids who were
proud to ~ Latvians. t I had al·
\\ ;l\ s been asnamed).
\ow I know I want to marrv a L;it.
11rin boy (I don't know who ~;rt 1 ancl P'"' on this wonderful hl'ritB,i!f' to
1111 children PROUD NOW
llEAR PROl'D: Some-membt-r~ nf
m1 nortty tr.1cp1 ••lsh they rnuld be
-omcthlnc elsf'. It takes 1 1mar1 cook·
;
It to be proud or her heritage. I aaJute
you.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: WiU you
settle a family dispute? 1 have a
very good friend who attends another
school OD the other side or town. We
are both honor students and do not
goof off. We like to talk on the phone
daring the week every night to re-
lieve the monotony of studying. I say
a 15 . or 20.minute conversation is not
excessive. My mother says five min·
utes is j.Jlenty ror teen-agers to "yak
about nothing "
Please takr a !'otand on this . Your
rolumn 1s respectrd in our home
-CLOCKEO IN POUGHKEEPSIE
m :.\R CLO<'tU:O: I ft'tl that 15
mlnule1 11 not unrca11onablt for a
,
teeo-1ge phone chat -provided, ,.;
course, Mom or Dad doea•not need
the phone for a 1peclflc reason. Tele-
phoning 11 a good outlet -further.
more, kld1 who are 1t home are not
out gettln& Into trouble.
Drinking may be "in" to the lddb
you run with -but it r.an put you
"out" for keeps. You can coo it and
stay popular. Read "Booze and You
-Fer Teen·agers Only." Send lti
cents in coin and a long. seU.addres~·
Ni. stamped envelope with your ,.
qurst
'\nn Landers will be clad to heir
\ ou "1th your problerti~ Send thtm tn
hrr 1n care of thl' 0 \11.Y PILOT. rn·
closin~ a ~elf-addressed. stamped en
velope.
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J 2 DAILY PILOT frldty, J1111t 23. 1967
MRS. RICKARD LEE PETER
L• H•br• Home
Peter-Hillman Rites
Vows Said • Newport In
St. Andrew's Preabyteri-enti are Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
an Church was the setting ert Charles Peter of Down-
f or the wedding Un.king Di-ey.
ane Lee Hillman and Rich-Given in marriage by her
an1 Lee Peter. The Rev. father, the bride wore a
Or. Charles H. Oierenfield gown of silk faced peau de
was the officiant. soie with French net panels,
Parents of the bride are . trimmed with three-dimen-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lloyd lional alencon lace Dowers
Hillman ol Corona del Mar. with seed pearl&. W b J t e
and the bridegroom'• par-rosei, orcltids and 1tepbano-
Harbour Party
Betrothal News Told
Mr. and Mn. K. M. Niles
opened their Huntington
Harbour home to 70 friends
and relatives to announce
the betrothal news of their
daughter, Julie Anne Niles
to John Bowyer of Long
Beach.
Mr. and Mn. WUli.am Niles
of Redondo Beach, her
brother and si3t«-in-law.
and Mr. and Mrs. Clm'lefl
Dresser of Anaheim.
ta formed her bouquet.
Azalea pink linen gowns
with matching headpieces
and bouquets of pink roses
and stepbanotis were select·
ed for her entourage. Mist
Linda Hillman was her sis-
ter' s maid of honor, and
bridesmaids were the MW-
es Atballe Williams, Carol t
Dea.a and Martha Muon.
Attending as best man
was Louis Iannelli, while
usher datiea were assumed
by Wiiliml OluT' Deanil
McM.aster. Ge<rge Ms'icb
and Gfftld Peter. Trtln
Perry WU the IOloilt.
Circulating the gout boot
during the champagne buf.
fet reception in Irvine Coaat
Country Club was Miu Lin-
da Consiglio.
Following a wedding trip
IX> northern Calilornia a n d
Oregoo, the bridal couple
will live in La Habra.
JOAN MORTHLAND
Litt Summer lrtde
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Morthlands Disclose .
Daughter's Betrothal .
llr . .it llr6. Andrew Morthlaod of La·
guna Beedi' )lave announced the forthmming
marria«e ~'their daughta-, Joan Morthland
Of New Yon, to Dr. Ian Bu.sh of Bolton, IOll
al Dr. and Kn. Gilbert Bush ol Sidmoufh,
Fng11Dd.
llill llorthland, presently residing at the
United .N.ttion't Plaza. New York City, cele-
brated ber betrothal news with close friends
during a party Lut Tuesday.
An ueociat.e c:J McKiosey and Co., New
York City, Miss Morthland met her fiance
while working and traveling With the firm's
office in London three years ago.
1be bride-t~be was graduated from La-
guna Beach High Scbool and Radcliffe Col-
lege, Cambrid~. Mass. where she majored in
mathematics.
The bridegroom-elect attended Bryan.ston
Prep School aod ia an alumnus of Cambridge
University where be re<:eived bis MD and
PhD, be a1IO bas fllnled bis MB and B Chir.
Lilted in the "International Who's Who," Dr.
Bush was appointed profes.90r ol physiology
and director of that department at the Univ-
ersity of Birmingham.
, The directory also notes his affiliation
as a Medical Researdl Council sclrolar (physi-
oloa, fab, Cambridge; National Institute for
Mediw Research), and Commonwealtti Fel-
low (oi the University of Utah; MassachUJetts
General Hospital).
The couple will be married in LagunJ
Beach Sept. 16.
For the evening cocktail
and buffet party ttie home
was de<X1rated with bright
pink and orange floral ar-
rangements. Special iuesu
attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Randy Bowyer of Seal
B e a c h, the bridegroom-
elect' s brother and wife ;
The bride was graduated
from Orange High School,
attended Orange ()out Col·
legt and iJ emolled al
Golden Welt O>Dege. Her
Hance. SOD ot. Mr. Ed Mr•.
Gflorge Bowyer ol Silver
Spring, Md., attended hlgh
school and college in Mary-
land.
The bride, a Utlrd-genera-
tioo Californian, received
her BA at Whittier Colle~
where 1be affiliated with
Athenian. Her bu.bud also received bia BA and mas ........... ...,.._. ...................... ~
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The couple plan a No-
vember wedding.
ttr1 at Whittier College and
wu a member of Orthogo-
nian.
Mesan,
Vows 1n
Bride Repeat
Churc~ Rites
Stephen R. Thatcher of In a bright pink floor
Costa Mesa claimed G a i 1 length gown was her only
Elizabeth Gray as his bride attendant, maid o£ honor
during afternoon rites con-Donna Fenske of Riverside.
ducted by the Rev George A pink fabric bow held her
Oller in Riverside's St. pink tulle veiling, and she
Francis DeSales Cllurch. c a r r i e d miniature car-
The bride, daughter of nations in varigated p i n k
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Gray hues.
of Riverside, was escorted William F McGrath of
by her fattier to the altar R1versidP served the bride-
adorned with baskets of Jtroom as best man. while
white gladioli and stock guests were ushered to the
Approximately 150 guests witnessed the bride and her pew$ hy William Bodey of
hetrothed. son of Mr an<I Riverside and Russell Hand
Mrs. Robert Thatcher of :?nd Dv. ight G Tipping Jr.,)
Costa Mesa. c x c h a n gr 'rnth of Newport Beach. ,
rings and vows. Miss ,Judy Mrs. M c G r a t h, the
Harborites Marry
Tahoe Home Chosen
Making their home ln
south Lake Tahoe are new-
lyweds Mr. and Mn. John
Temple who married in dou-
ble ring, afternoon rites ln
Ferndale Wedding Chapel.
Santa Ana.
The new Mrs. Temple ~
the former Gail Pickering.
daughter of Mr. and Mn.
GflOr1e c. Pict.erlne ot
Newport Beadl. Her hus-
band, who resided in New-
p«t. la the IOl'I o( Mr. and
Mn. John Temple ol Brook·
lyn, N. Y.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose a
floor length gown of saki
cloth, fashioned ln A-line
style and trimmed with wide
lace. The lace also border-
ed her floor length man-
tilla, and the carried a bou-
quet of while daisies.
Mrs. Paul Finley of Long
Beach was attired in a
floor length crepe gown of
olive green hue. comple-
mented by a bodice of cham-
pagne colored satin. A haU-
wreath of daisies held her
olive-green veiling. and her
bouquet was of white dais-
ies.
Thompson pr 0 11 i d e d tile bride 's sister. circulated the I
w<'dding music. 1 guest hook at a reception in 11
For he r wedding day, lhrf the ch urch parlo~. Miss Sha-
The bridegroom a s k e d
.John Earkson to serve as
best man, and .Jock .louv-
cnat and Paul Finley to
usher. Richard Shirk was
the soloi st.
MRS. S. R THATCHER
River11dt Rites
\
new Mrs. Thatcher was ro~ Thatcher. sister of the •
gowned in a floor length bndegroom. a~ Mrs. Ste-
crcation of p~u de soic P h e n S~gw1ck pc;>Ured
styled with long pointed pun.ch, wh1le Mrs. Gilbert t
sleeves. scalloped neckline Smith served the wedding
and white appliques on the cake.
hem. Honored guests were lhe
. The back of the gown fell bride's grandmother. Mrs.
into a chapel length train. F.. D. Gray of fiivcri;1de. and •
and an orgJnza roH' een trr th<' brirlegroom's grandrar·
N! 1n ;i pr;irl crown hr•ld hrr l'nh. Mr .1nd Mrr .T II
1 r 1I in plat·r She t·:irrirrl l·:stu~ of Nrwport Br:idl
wl11lr ~:1rdl'n1a.~ '111-rn11n(l11d ·nil' 1·m1pl1• horwymoonrrl
h\• m1n1at11r" "'h1lr rarna in Palm Sprini:s anrl arr re·
t1om. s1d1ng 1n Costa Mc~;i
,
MRS JOHN TEMPLE
Wed in Ch1,,.1
One hundred guests feted
the newlywed s at a recep-
tion in the chapel's parlor.
Mrs. Ralph Thuesen of Bal-
boa circulated the guest
book.
The couple honeymooned
in northern California. visit-
ing Morro Bay, Carmel and
Oaklanrl on lhl'ir wa y lo
Tahoe. The bride is a grad·
uatr of N<'wporl Harbor
H1i:h School and hl'r huiw
h:i nd 11 grarluatl' of the n1 ·
vers1ty of Alaska.
. Newlywed. G.W. Baines
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Honeymoon in Bay Area
Arniqemenf 1 of ,.u.
IDd white llonn ......
tbe altar Of Balboa lllud
o-m.ltp Metllo4ht
Clmdl nm Jeaa amt~
..S Gecqe WbltDeJ .._
'.r.ctt.cl their mptial ""' Ware the Rn. DnW .. ......
lbe ·lride, .... Gt
Mn. William A. Smltb ol c.or-. de1 .. ~ .. lat. "-J. Smith, WU Clftll ta
maniqe by ber brotber'
Andrew wuu.m SmHb.
Sbe wwe a llmple white
lbeatb dreu wtda matcbinc
jacbt and pbmed Oil •
white orcbkl ccnace. Her maid of bonar WU
Mia Dian Smttb ol Nn-
part Beach and a room-
mate at tbe Unlvenlty of
Celllonaia, s.ata Barbmra.
Sbe wan a pink theatb and
white orchid oanace.
The brideooom. aon of
Mr. and Mn. P. F. Baines
of Newport Beach, ubd
Alan Meuiac to be bU beat
man. Robert M. Conrill
WU the «,..mt.
A receptiGn for iO peats
followed a 1M dudl ball,
ad spedal cuut was Miu
Maurine Clow, dea of wom-
en .t the University of Mont.., and a cousin of a. lride'• motber.
After · baaermom•nc m s. Fr.a.co tbe newly-
..... will rlllde In Goleta
-.. tblJ wlll · CGDtiaue Mr .... eation It UCSB.
1'le bride la a graduate of
Corona c1el Mar Blgh School
llld will be a junior at the
univenitJ. while her bua·
bod will be wortinc for ha
MR. AND MIS. G. W. BAINES
Te ..... lncw.ta
doctarate ln marine biology. fornia, Berkeley and re·
Be ii a gradmte ot. New-ceived his muter1 from
port Hub>r High School Calllonrla State Collete at
and the University of Call-U:Jng Beada.
Home in Alhambra
Vows Solemnized • NB In
Patricia A n D e Filber,
dauctlter of Lt. Col (rel)
ml Mn. Roger Louis Filb-
er ol Newport Beech, be-
came the bride ol Richard
~ Manh. IOll ol Col
and Mn. Frederick Marsh
of North Hi~.
The Rev. Jobo N. Kess-
ler, a retired Air Force
chaplain who I.a pastor ol
Satted Heart <htrcb, Os-
age, Iowa and a long time
friend of the FOOer fam·
ily, c a m e to Newport
Beach to perform tile cere-
mcaay in Our Lady Queen
of Angels Catholic Olurch.
Bouquets and pedestal ar·
: angements of white glad-
ioU, pompon chrysanthe-
mums and 1tock adorned
the church.
Given in marriJlgP. by her
father, the bride wore a
gown of chant.illy lace with
a scooped neckline and long
sleeves. Her lace train flow-
ed from a back yoke and
the froot or the gown fea-
tured a panel ol silk organ-
za. She carried white roses
and stephaootis.
Mrs. James Kindle o(
Morehouse, Mo., the bride's
cousin, was the matron ol
booor. She wu gowned in
a summer green silk organ-
za frock with a white lace
bodice and carried daiaid
a.nd baby breath.
Wearing similar gowna in
yellow and ~ing identi-
cal flowers were Miu Kathy
Fisher, the bride's sister;
Miss Patricia Marsh, the
bridegroom's sister, a o d
Miss Barbara Waters of
Camp Hill, Pa., the bride's
cousin, who served as bride-,
maids.
Jack Jacobs of Palm De6· eBUB
ert was the best man, and
ushers were Roger L. Fish·
er Jr. and John D. Fisher.
the bride's brothers, a n d
Edward Bisgaard of Holt-
ville. Mrs. E. P. Wells was
the organist.
Out-of-town guests attend-
ing the ceremony and re-
ception in the Newport.er
Inn were Mrs. JJhn I.
Meagher of Camp Hill, the
bride's grandmother: Mrs.
Samuel Marsh of Lenexa,
Kan., l h e bridegroom's
grandmother; Mrs. Lewis
Kelly of Camp Hill. the
bride's aunt: John Spence
of Aurora. 4'hlo. the bride-
groom's uncle : James Kin-
dle and Sally of Morehouse,
and Lt. Col and Mrs. Owen
Romaine of Phoenix. ,
Miss Ann Poston of Red-
lands was In ch-arge ot the
guest book .
Following a Lake Tahoe
honeymoon, the newlyweds
will reside in Alhambra.
The bride Is a graduate
or Redlands High School, at-
tended Dominican College
in San Rafael and Orange
Coast College. She made
her debut in 1965 at the
Norton Air Force Base Deb·
utante Ball.
Her husband also i~ a
graduate of H<'dlands I ligh
;ind received his RS :ii Cal•·
fornia Polytechnic Collejle,
Pomona.
MRS. RICHARD E. MARSH
T •hoe Honeymoon
September Date
Miss Kendall to Wed
Karyn Ruth Kendall will
marry Paul Frederick f;d-
ens in Laguna ~ach Com-
munity P r e 1 b y t e r i a n
Church. Sept. 9.
The daughter and step-
daughter of Mr. and Mn.
Charles C. Veale of Laguna
Beach, i.hE' was graduated
with honori; rrom Laguna
Beach High School and l8 a 1.11111~~:.'!~
junior at UCI w1'lere she is t111111Wa>
an English and secondary
education major.
Her flance, the son of Mr
and Mrs. Alvin 0 . Edens of
Comanche. Iowa. is an
alumnus of Clinton H I g ti
School, Iowa and attended
Sioux Falls Collogc, S.D.
lie served in the ll.S. Ma·
rinr Corps for three y<'6n
Tht> couple plan a honey·
moon trip to the Midwest.
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KARYN KENDALL ' Ritu Scheduled
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Et Tu .•• Is That Really You?
Mr. and Mn;. J. H. Sogg of Newport Beach (right)
toast Mr. and Mrs. James Sargeant of Huntiogton
Harbour during a gala affair in Tustin. Dr. Ken Jen-
nings and Dr. Hector Berezowski, botih on the staff
of Huntington Inoorcommunity Hospital, hosted
the party for the Sargeants who celebrated their
birthdays. MOre than 100 guests donned Grecian and
Roman attire aod gathered for an evening of gaiety
and entertainment.
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Do you have a sharp f!Ye
for the be st in summer
fashion? Then instantly
you'll recognize tnis yoked
shift as the ooe every girl-
on-the·g\O wants. Beg:inn«-
easy in rayon, linen.
Printed Patt.em 9 1 o 7:
Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16,
18, 20. Size 14 takes 2 yds.
JS.in.
SIXTY - FIV E CENTS in
coins for each pattern -
add 15 cents for each pat-
tern for f:irst-dass mailing
and special handling. Send
to Marian Martin, the DAI-
LY PILOT, 442 Patt.em
Dept.. 232 West 18t.h St..
New York. N. Y. 10011.
Prtnt NAME. ADDRESS
with ZIP, SIZE and STYLE
NUMBER.
Betrothal
Announced
Lt. Col. (rel) and Mrs.
Bayard R. Nelson of Hunt-
ington Beach announced ttle
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Karen Lynn Nelson to
Robert M. Lockhart Jr .. so n
or Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.
Lockhart. also of Hunting·
ton Beach.
\iiss Nelson wiJI be grad-
uated ne~ year from Ma-
rina High School.
The bridegroom-elect. an
alumnus of M.m& llign,
attends Golden West ()>l-
iege and p\ans to co~pl~
his education at Oaliforma
State ())Liege at Long Beach.
No date has been set for
the wedding.
British Women
Meet in LB
Mrs. Graham Wilcox of
Laguna Beach will host a
meeting of the Daughters of
the British Empire. West·
ward Ho Chapter, Laguna
Reach . at noon Monday.
June 26.
All women or Bnti11h an-
cestry are invited to attend
and may obtain further In-
formation by calling Mrs.
Wile~. 494-8232.
Harbor Council's Movie Guide
(Edltot's Mote: This "'°"le gulclt la pr-red by IM fllmt c:ommlttff eA Hartlor Council PTA. Mn. Geof'Ot Snider la president and Mrs. Wiiiiam Hurnphrty It comrnltlff chairman. II
la Intended H • reftrtna In ci.r.rm-lnl119 aull.t>le fllma lor cerl•ln eo• vrouPS and wlll ll>l'*•r ~IY. Your vlewa art oollclted. Mall them ID Movlt Gulde, cara ol the DAILY
Pll.OT > FAMILY
THE ABSENT -MINDED
PROFESSOR Walt
Disney film about a pro·
Cessor and his flying car.
THE GREAT ESCAPE -
True story of mass escape
from prisoner of w a r
camp in World War n.
THE SHAGGY DOG -Boy
turns into dog in Disney's
spy comedy.
THE SOUND OF MUSIC -
(JC) -Rodgers and Ham·
merstein musical.
TEXAS ACROOS THE RIV·
ER -(X) -Delightful
western spoof.
TEENS AND ADULTS
CAPER OF 1llE GOLDEN
BULLS -Stnry of black-
mail and jewel theft dur-
ing festival in present-day
Spain.
THE COOL ONES -Rock
and roll musical. DOUBLE TROUBLE
Suspenseful musical com·
edy.
FOR A FEW DOLLARS
MORE -Violent Jtali n-
William Davis Weds
Mary Jane Camarata
Double ring rites in Re-
deemer Lutheran Church,
Huntington Beach, were
conducted by the Rev. Eu-
gene Schranim for Mary
Jane Camarata and Wil·
liam L. Davis.
The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Dean Brecher
of Huntington Beach and
YWCA Offers
Art, Activity
For Children
Classes in the arts and
physioal activity for boys
and girls of all ages will be·
gin Monday, J une 26, with
the Santa Ana-Sood\ Or·
ange County YWCA as
sponsors.
T e n n i ' and swimming
classes require registration
at the YWCA building, San-
ta Ana. but will be conduct·
ed in different locations in
Tustin and Santa Ana
Arts and crafts classes
and workshops will be di ·
rooted in tile YWCA build·
ing. Further information i~
available by calling the
YWCA, 542-3577.
NH League
Newport Harbor Spastic
League meets at 10:45 a.m.
the first Monday of each
month in members' homes.
Location informa t i o n is
available from Mrs. Robert
Perkjns at 673-6624.
Dr. Joseph L. Camarata o!
Santa Ana. The bridegroom
is the son of Mrs. Harold
Lee of Huntington Beach
and the late Mr. William
Davis.
Escorted to the altar by
her stepfather, the bride
wore a noor length gown
accented with seed pearls,
sequins and lace over tulle.
She carried a bridal bou-
quet of white carnations.
Pink lace ensembles were
s~lected for the maid of
honor 1 Miss Rexanna Funke
and bridesmaid, Miss Sha1-.
on Brecher, step6ister ol
the bride. Pink carnations
formed their bouquets.
Jay Kontoes of Hunting-
toq Beach was best man,
and ushers were the bride's
brother, Donald Camarata
of Costa Mesa and Ronald
Modine of Garden Grove.
The newlyweds were fet-
ed at a reception in the
Balboa Pavilion.
The new Mrs. Davis is a
graduate or Marina High
School and her husband an
a I u m n us of Huntington
Beach High School. They
are residin g in Huntington
Beach.
Seniors' Club
Harbor Senior Citizens
Club meets evecy Monday
at 10 a.m. in Ute clubhouse,
15th Street and l.rvine Ave·
nue, Newport Beach Fur-
ther information may be ob-
tained by calling Theo
Plye, 675-1361.
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English dubbing.
HOW TO SUCCEED IN
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REALLY TRYING -Win-
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chainn an of the board in
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RIO CONCHOS -A r m y
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and a halfbreed Indian to
trace stolen rifles before
they f a I I into A p a c b e
hands following the Civil
War.
TOBRUK -Suspenaelul
World War II melodrama
based on true incident let
in Libyan desert.
MATURE TEENS
AND ADULTS
CAPRICE -Cosmetics in-
dustry spy becomes in·
volved in Interpol espion·
age.
A F U N N Y THING HAP-
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HOMBRE -White man
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11.
THUNDER ALLEY -Story
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ADULTS
AFRICA ADDIO -Italian
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GEORGY GIRL -Sattncal
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England.
MONDO PAZZO -0 1:.play
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M URDERER~ ROW -
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S P L EN .Q 0 R IN TllE
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Thursday night launched the lengthily titled
"The Dean Martin Summer Show Starring Your
lloc;t Vic Damone." Though brimming with bri~ht
young talent, its gayest moments came in a "Tl)-
night'' -style interview with George Jessel, 69.
"l'VE BEEN in 6how business lonj? enouJ?h to
be governor of California 15 times." Jessel crow·
Pd. He recalled his reply when told he must be his
late 50s: "I've got ties older than that."
Regular brighteners on the 12-week variety
srries include leggy beauty Carol Lawrence and
:-.oni:: better Gail Martin, Dean's 21-year-0ld daughter .
. I ninmg them and Damone on the opener were the
team of Clair and McMahon. in a screamin1.?-comt'dy
bit. and The Curtain Calls. a talented. hard-working
i;ong-and-dance trio.
CONCLUSION on the two editions we've had or
the Steven Allen comedv hour: The short sketch~
are runny; the long ones sag. This Wednesday Steve's
wife Jayne Meadows. wearing curls like all the shav-
ines in the carpenter shop. tried to sustain as 01Ur
t ,.ess nf ceremonies a spotty, tedious -parody of a
m;i le beauty contest.
But the quickies -Steve emerging from a 100-
'"ar freez.e. Steven a.-; a magician creating a banana
t'1ro11ah reversed film -wer-e a delight.
F:lsewhere amid the reruns a.nd junk were some
"lher worthwhile items: CBS's in-depth dudy of Sen.
nnl>erl F. Kennedv and NBC's stimulatinJ? documen-
tarv on "The LearninJ? Process." Did those sixth-
graders doin~ math oul6mart you. too!
UPCOMING-
Tooight: The third. final and most aptly tilled
n( ABC's reports of a mod BTilon's visit: "Twlg~
\\'h,·'"' 8 p.m.
Saturday· National AAU track and field . Walk-
Pr \11 0 gotr. ABC's Wide World of Sports. \leve-
l1nrl Open golf. ARC. Chicago White Sox vs. Minne-
c:f\t ;i 1'wins.
Sundav: Abba Eban . Israeli foreign mini6ter. on
"\T eel the· Press." NBC. 41:30 p.m. Jordan's King
Jt11c:sein on "Iss ues and Answers." ABC. 3 p.m.
''The Warren Report." a one-hour CBS news inquiry.
1n pm
THE LATTER continues at the same hour Mon-
1b\' through Wednesday nights. examining ques -
t ·nnc; ra1c;e<t by critics of the Warren repon Tnter-,.'<'" ers will include Dr. \fakolm 0 . Pem·. Dallas
c:11r:zeon who took charge of treatment when Presi-
ri,,nt John F. Kennedy was brought lo Parkland
~lemorial HospiW fatally 6bol
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Davis Cup Boss Says He's 'Through'.
1n vliew of what transpired in Ecu-
.tor Jut week, Georte McCaD is aD
throqgb u captain of the United
Stats Dms CUp tum.
Who says IO!
Gfiorge McC.aD. that's who.
\9~ defeat as graceful u ce
bt expected of a man wbo can't
•• kl me, Mee.an paid a 8Urpri8I
'iWt lo tbe Newport BeadJ Te.ii
OUb ~ Iii\ watch second rOUDd
actlOQ ia the Pacific <Aast lat«na-
tiaDal Oii> TOSDlllaeat.
1 T"9 e-,_...w IM Altgeles illsut-
¢ Mee~Ud ~lo tlliJ ~
I. ~ lea -• '•' earlilr after sufferial U..Cla UM ag~ el at-
tending aeveral dozen Ecuadorian vic-
tory banquets.
''I 'm through,'' be admitted. '~
United States Lawn Tennis Auocia-
tioo bun't told me so yet, but I caa
read the writing on the wall."
Sadly. McCall is held in high es-teem by most everyone connected
with the game ol tennis.
His U.S. Cuppe.r1 simp1y haven't
been alJie lo produce during the une
years be bas beeu caiptain. however.
In fad, ainoe McCall toot over in
l&. American lw never ruched the
Q.ip finals •• disgracefuJ situation in-
deed for a eountry noted for ill ex·
cdleoce in athletica.
Two years back. the U.S. was out-
ed by Brazil. Last year, Spain bounc·
eel our guys and finally. just wt
week, Ecuador shut tbe door.
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"We have no excuses." McCall ex-
plained ··we were ready both physi-
cally and mentally. Ecuador had a
fine team and once p)Ayers like Fran-
cisco Guzman and Miguel Olvera
found out they l\,ld a chance -they
fought their he.ads off.
CertainJy we weren't overconfident
going into the match. We knew Ecua-
dor was tough -darn tough. That's
why the Army gave Arthur Ashe a
special leave at the last minute. We
knew we didn't hav~ A chance with·
out him."
As it turned out, of course. Ashe
was the goat ol the U.S. downfaH as
he dropped two singles decisioos in
1tle ~2 *5.
··Arthur tt!t bad, hb the rest of
m," Mt:Call said. "He just got whip-
ped, that's an ...
Being captain of the Davis Cup
: team is a year around project and
ttle cost is also prohibitive JUl:e there
is GO mooey alloted l• 1he position.
Still. J4cCalJ admiU he'll m.W il
"I'D neve give up lean.is.. laowever,"
be ~ wu·, my lif.e.."
T'he U.S. picture in ai:mteur Lennis
i5 oat esactly bright from McCall's
v~ poi.ol.
"TeaaUi has i~ved tremeridom-
lY arou9d tbe world.·· he uplains.
"ud we've got nothing but hard work
ahead oC us if we 're going to get
back into tbe thick or things .
"Ecuador, for inJtanc:e. is doing
very well, but r doubt it they can
even make the finals. We're rooting
f<lr them, natlral.ly, bot they've cot
to play the winner of next month• s
Spain-Russia match aod tbat won't
be easy.
"Then there's always Australia and
with guys lilte Roy Emerson, DObody
can touch that bwlch.
"As for me, I'm just looking for-
ward to being a spectator at this
beautiful Newport Beach Tennis Club
over the weekend. These pros are
marvelous and I never miss an op-
portunity to watch them in action. ..
Big Guns • ID Newport Tour~ey Open Fire
READYl AIMI FIREI -Austnlian P'ted Stolle. who is planning to
move to Newport Beech for the eigbt.-mooth ~~ ~ tour
ne.:rt year. unloads a service during Wedne8day rught 6 upset wm over
Dennis Ralston.
J1ulians Blanked, 7-0
'Mac' Makes Another Bid
To Start All-Star Game
CLEVELAND <AP) -H Angel
pitcher Jim McGlothlin had his way.
the California team would re81T3llge
its schedule.
Not drastically. Just enough to al-
low him to pitch against ttle Yankees
before the AU-Star game July 11.
If only that could be arranged, the
red-haired right-hander would have a
chance to beat E'very A m e r i c a n
League team before the classic.
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He's beaten eve<ry trarn he's faced
lhis season except the Kansas City
Athletics. But he'll have a not he r
crack at them July 9.
llis 7-1 record was marred by Kan-
sas City on May 16 after he had been
idle nine days with a cold that set-
tled in his neck
McG I 0 t h 1 i n hasn·t latrd t ht
Yankre~ Iii~ 7-0 VldOI ~ O\('f ('Ir\ f' I 3 n d
Thursda\ n111ht wa~ hr~ lrflh ~1ra11!hl.
h1~ fifth · shutout. anti a p<mrrful rt"a-
11on to b<'hf\'e h, m1 '1hl hf namt'(1 ai-
starter in the All.Star Game.
The 23-year-old has a 1.39 earned
run .verqe, tbe best iia the Ameri-
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manaeer Bill Rigney said aftet' u,e
Olevelmll game. ''He d e 1 e r ., e s
t 0 start it ...
The lnd.ians didn't get a hit otr him
until the fifth when Max Alvis t"nded
his possible no-hitter with a sort liner
over second base for a singll'. But
Alvis was eventua lly stranded al third
on a double play. preserving the shut
out.
The Angels' victory was hinted at
with a two-run homer in tM second
by Johnny Wertiu, aaured wtten
Paul ScMaJ cleared the wail in the
third. and celebrated with two-run
homers in the e i c h t h and ninth
frames.
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way at 6 p.m . with top seeded Ken
Rosewall and hometown hero Rod
La'!er making their singles debuts.
RosenD will io up against Earl
Buchbols and bi.I eoatrnenial steel
racket in the~ went at t b e
plush EMt Bl ~ wtth Laver, the
Australian trampJant who now re-
sides in Corona del Mar, pairing off
against Mike Davies in the 7:30 p.m.
contest.
A doubles bout is set to wind up the
activities on ladies night. with a 1 \
gals admitted to the gallery section
SCHEDULE
TONIGHT'S MATCHES
Slaeles
fi p.m. Ken Rosnrall v1 Earl Buch·
holz.
7·30 p.m. Rod Lave r vs M i ke
Davin.
Doablet
9 30 p.m. Ken Rosewall and DennU
Ralston vs Andres Gimeno and Peter
Barthe$
TBURSDA Y'S REStJL TS
Abt&la
Andres Gimeno def. Alex Olmedo,
7-9. ~2. 6-3.
Fred Stolle def. J>eomg Ralston, 2-6,
~.M.
DHblet
Andres Gimeno and Pierre Barthes
def. Pancho Segura and Alex Olmedo,
~z. u . ~3.
Rod Laver and Fred Stolle def.
Hugh Stewart and Mal Anderson, S-4,
5-2.
for $2 and a fashion show on tap be-
tween matches.
Waiting patiedly ln the wings for
the resulL'i of tonight's singles action
will be F red Stolle, the Aussie hotshot
who revealed exchuively to the
DAILY Pilm Thursday night he's
planning to move to the Newport
Beach area next year for the eigbt-
manth North American swing, and
Spain's tall and talented Andres
Gimmo.
stolle registered tbe first upset of
the 125,000 five-4ay classic when be
came from behind to top Bakersfield's
Dennis Ralfl.on. U ~. S-4, before
1.289 bundled-up fans Thursday.
He11 now face the winner of to-
nigbf1 Rosewall-Buchholz affair in
Saturday's semifinals.
Gtmeno outluted Alex Olmedo. who
appears to play better now that he
bu silenced the court.side micr<~
phone, 7-9. 6-2. 6-3 in Thursday's num-
ber two singles attraction.
The win projected Gimeno into the
semis acainst either Laver or Davies.
aai.ton. seeded fourth in the tourn-
ey and a winner over fellow rQC>kie
Stone in eight out of 11 previous pro
matches, got oil to a fast start as he
pasted the affable Aussie 7 -2 in the
inltlal set behind two straight service
breab near the ftnlah.
StDlle didn't fool around in the sec-
ond colllAon, however. and broke
Rabtoa's Mrvice in the fourth game
to win goinc away. ~3 .
The crucial third set was all over
before it began as Ralston Jost his
initial service to fall behind 2-0 and
could never catch up.
At the finlab, the explosive former
UIC Ila-lbatts"ed his racket on the
CIOllrt wtaDe nlnly attempting to re·
tin a drop lbot. "rm p1aJt11C a lot better now.''
StDa. uld • be took a breather In
tbe <iPNMGle after the win. "I'v« cbaC'ed to a heavier racket a nd that
h .. been tbe difference.
"Of coune It's a lot of fun beatinr.?
Dennit, 1~ we're tht rookies on
the touT a.nd he has bf'tn beating me
pretty recutarly.''
The popular 28-year-old Sydney res·
ident who expects to become a father
for tbe leCOftd time before the week 1s
out, dildoled plans to join fellow
AmtraJiaa Laver in the Newport area.
'1 ruD,J like It here and my wife is
pnttJ clDle to Mary Laver," be U ·
plained, "so tt'1 a natural situation.
Larry Johnson of the Newport Tennis
Club is look1ng for a house for us ri&ht
now and we'll probably take it for
about eight months."
In six of nine tournaments this year.
Stolle has bf.en ou~('(! .bY Laver and
tie·s thankful for beini plact>d in a
(Ste NEWPORT. Paft 18)
DAILY "ft.OT ..... W L ... 1U119
AWAmNG THE BLOW -Bakersfield's Dennis Ra.l61on iDcbes hill
way forward as be gets set to field one of Fred Stolle's powafal
serves iD Wednesday night's match at Newport Tennis Club. Rallton
blew shot and mJ.tdl.
B8 Over Two Feet
OCC's Burke Smashes
U.S. Hammer Standard
BAKERSFIELD -Orange Coast
ColJege's Ed Burke became the great-
est American twiuner thrower of all
time he.re Wednesday night.
The 27-year-old OCC history instruc-
tor heaved the ball and chain 23.5
fttt. 11 inches for a new U.S. record.
The throw came on the opening night
of competition in the AAU T r a c k
and Field Olampionships.
Tbe okl American b.ammer record
was 233-9"2, set by Hal Connolly
Burke told the DA.Il.. Y PILOT last
sununer be had two goals in the
hammer: •· Fint I want to break Con-
nolly's American record and then I'm
Coin& aft.er the war1d record.''
The world mart. Ul-11. is held by
Guyla Zsivotsky of Htmpry.
8 u r k e had two r e c o r d throws
Thursday xactly tt>e same al 235-11 .
In tonight's competition, Jim Ryun,
Tommie Smith. Bob Se a gr e n and
Randy Matson are likely lo gezierate
the exci~~nt if not the beat that
followed Jimmy Hines' narrow vic-
tory over CbarlJe Greene in I heir
'1"iwin& 100.yard dash.
H"mes. the Texas Southern Oash.
nipped Greene of Nebraska at the
tape in U teoOUds Thureday night in
the most esciting race ol the opening
session of these annual champion·
sh.ips.
But Greene. the defending cham·
pion. v.•as uOC"Onvinc~ From behind
his sungl.u~e~ the outspoken sJ'IH'(1
ster asked
"What do vou havr to do lo '~'""
It ghou Ldn't h.~ even gone to a pho·
(
lo. T heat him at the tape."
Hines. who beat Greene last me111th
at Modesto, Calif .. setting up their
confrontatioo. saw it differently. "t
got a good start.·• he said. "and I
thought I won in the last few yards.°'
Viewing the photo, Greene CCJnCed..
ed that the resuJt could have been a
tie, but then he protested thet Bines
had broken from the starting blocks
before t¥ gun.
The verdict stood. however. and
Hm~ no:w faei?s thr challertge o(
(See ,Dt,,!RlE. Pace 11)
SNAPS RECORD
OCC'S Eel lurke
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f 8 DAIL V PILOT
Tars' Gage Seethes Over "Jordan
• By EARL GUSTKEY
Of .. ~ .. ·--
No officW cla.i.m ol I ou1
bas J)een filed with the Ir-
vine League or the CIF, but
the wbeela or protest a~
-pe-ec! to be rolling in that
cmection Thursday in the
Phil Jordan transfer CMt.
Corona del Mar Hi g b
,School announced Morxby
that Jordan, all • Irvine
League bubtball star at
Eatancia 18.lt seuoa, would
tn.Dlfer to CdM High in the
f'all. se& King principal Leon
Meeb and balutbell Coach
Bill Bloom -even Jordan .
himaeU -!Mve 1teadfutly
maintained 1bal the tram-
f« deciJioll ... Jordan' I
alone.
''I'm not ODDvinced, '' uJd
Newport H..tJor Higti alb-
1etic director JW. Gage
Thurtday.
''I tbi.nk lblld'1.Uery ii
tnvolved bene and I think
it' 1 going to slip out. sotne
~t or a student i1 to-
lD& to come in and talk to
a principal lmd it'll all slip
oat.
"I'm very u.,_t about the
whole thing. &>metbing fwt
lm't ringing true when a
boy tftla bis coach he'• go-
The Role
Of Athletia
ly GLENtf WHITE
PNp Sports Editor Glenn White k °" v.catioft.
f 1111"9 in durint his ...... wUI be .,, .. ,._,.
•".N ....... flturel. T_..,,• c.Linwa h ••I"• 9'y
Chudi G1 ••hall, Ncw,.,t Hart.r Hltlt ScMel
-~L l .
av CHUCK OODSHALL '
What role abou1d ••bletlcs play in U. curricalwD
6l today'• eomprebendv• high Khool? 1'eacher1, pa...
enta, studmta, and admlniJtraton ut thiJ' aame
questiOn.
Bow much emphasis aboold we place on athletics?
The question is of particular importance llo me becao.se
my past experiences have been clogely nelat.ed to ath-
letics, both as a student and as an educator.
I know the positive influence that atilletic partici-
pation and _.pectatorship can give to a high school. but
I also know that educaton, even those without athletic
backgrounds, tend 1 o m e t i m e 1 to ~erempbasize
~thletics. 1
w,..t u 01'ernttt~
So, what 11 0¥4W••4'•Hit?
To me, the ~ ovenm-
ph.uiw athletics wt..eY•r
IN rtidSNtion ift spori'I k pl.ac.d
•bovo the pursuit f1' oxc.llonce
in tho cl-.room.
Or I to put it •mlhw • .., I
whol.w•r • '-Y'• fMrticipafion
in sports dotr.ch from his ep-
portunity to do hk .... in dau,
WO.,.. uyfnt....,. fhe afhlotic
Ktfvlty •• mof'9 fmpwtenf ..,.,.
CODSllALL tho ~c ,_..,...,..1Jty.
The achoof ... not need .. ,,.... • dtokie b.-
tweon supportint tho K.9dom;c progr•., «tho_....
letic program. I believe th.It botta •.deini0t 1 should
bo omph.t1ixed to their full"t ~·
You do not have to compromise one for the
other. Tho aaidemic progr•m does not h.tve to bo
wcriflcod in o"'9r to have ovt1toncti., •nd cam-
petitive athletic teams.
Adileie• Ab• SilUlellU
On the contrary. there is no reason vby the athletic
and academic programs cannot complement one an-
other. I am sure that we realize some al. our best aca--
dem1c performances from boys who are athletes.
I know that our coaches and teachers have insisted.
and will insist even more in the future, that classroom
performance is or primary importance. This does not
mean that an athlete has to earn all A's in order to
participate. but we insist that they do their best.
Athletes are not privileged individuals. We do not
lessen our behavioral or academic st.and.ards for them,
even though they do deseTVe special :recognition for
their efforts.
Educators need to capitalize on all of the rnotiva-
t 1onal forces that exist in schools today. Participation
in athletics is one of these positve force,.._ For this rea·
!'on. al> well as for the ones stated aboYe. 1 mutual)\·
;J nrl wholeheartedly support both the aftlletic ~nd th<'
ararlemic pro~rams.
Both should exist side by side. withoull compromise
in loday's comprehensive high school. ,
lng to be back in .schoOl in
tbe (all &Del signs a 1tate-
med to that elf ea and
then suddmly decides a
week late!' ~·s gomf to
transfer.
"l hope lbtte'• a league
protest. I'm having a con-
ference with my priJlClpaJ.
Cbar1es Gockball. :ltbe diJtrict office today."
Gage seemed leas o ·m·
istic about possibilities for
a protest When con~
after the meeting with God-
shall Tbunday.
··1 think there's a ques·
lion o( bow mocb unity we
have in the dittrict and the
league right now." be said.
"There's four new ICboola
in the league <Macnolia,
Loera, ~ and Valencia)
aod we really don't know
each other too well. But you
can bet we're going into
thi• matter tboc'oughly."
··Both Cbarlet (Godatlall)
and 1 feel tbia way."
Sa.id Godsball: "Wb411tever
1s going to be dooe will be
done th.rough tbe district.
1 don't know yet if there's
enough coocem. Yie're lry·
lllg to get soml dialogue
going oo the tubject to 1ee
i( we can find out what's
going oo."
Meeks, CdM prlndpal,
seemed upset M Gett'• ln·
sinuatiooa 1bat tvS"Ytinf
UJn't OD tbe up.&Dd-Qp.
·'All I can say la tbll lf
Jules is tblnlrlnc bl tenna
or a.n investiptioe t be n
Jules had better have IOme
facts. 1'1N! &.eta are clear:
we baveo't talked to the
boy. be moved to Corona
del Mar several month.a ago.
l only bope that Jules talks
to me about it -there's
a proper w>ay to handle 1ucb
things."
Gage doesn't question the
validity of Jordan'• move
to Corona Ml Mar.
"'nlere's no question but
tbal it was a legitimate
move -all I quest.ion is
th.11 moving about for high
tcbool athletic rea900S.
"Does it happen to mean,
for instance, tbat because
we have the best treck coach
in the district tbat we're go.
inf to get all the good track·
men? This is not what high
school athletics was design-
ed for and frankly, I'm em·
baJTassed by it."
Gage has been through
the athlete transfer mill be-
fore. Several years ago, an-
other basketball star, Rick
Mancebo, left Costa Mesa
High when Gage was bead
Mustang coach. Allegedly,
Mancebo refused to conform
to Gage's rule that team
members sport short hair·
cuts. Mancebo truaferred
to Newport, where be was
a standout.
The Newport athletic di·
rector tays bis phone has
been ringing oft the book.
"I'm not only getting calls
from people in Corona del
Mar. but from people who
I know ebewhere In the
county who are practically
laughing in our faces. Coach·
es who don't even play ~
rooa det Mar next year •e
concerned because of t b e
ethics of the DWlttB. "
At the OU1set of what
1bapes up as a Joac, blU.er
1quabble withl.n the district..
it appea.rt Gaae and God·
sball, if tbey want an J.n..
vesti.gation, have a Ion(
way to ao if they lDteOd to
rally enough support.
Aaide from the ICbool'a
basket.ball coach, Bill Wet-
zel, Estancia Bigb rem.aim
&ilent. Wec:et claima lkull-
duggery on tbe part of Co-
rona del Mar but prindpal
Floyd Harrymaa ay1 ''Wo
are satiafied there Im hem
no skulldugg«y hlvolved.
We wish Phil well"
Lefty
Tops LA,
Fans8
.:''"~~
!; .. :::::_:=,,._::==;==--===== MITHOD --,
REMEDY FOR SHOTS
THAT START TO THE LUT
In illustration# 1 we set th rte
familiar shot patterns, all of
which find the ball starting out
to the left. In the case of the
pull-slice and, to some degree,
the pull-fade, the ball doeHome
back towards the target-some·
limes.
'North, South Squads
Complete Workouts
'Cards Tough,'
Alston Says
L06 ANGELES WP» -
"'Tbe Clrdbula .. iDuC)J.
~ ........ ,._.s. ~ wt6elden -.... • P1I biMiaC fYm ... " Thelt 1hotl .n start to tht
left because the ctubhead was
moving in that direction when it
s truck th• ball (illustl"ltion 12).
It was following the common
"outs1de-1n" path.
That'• boW the I e a g o e-
lt a d i n g St. Louis team
looked to Dodger manager
Walt Allton Thursday night
after the Cards beat bis Los
Angeles outfit. 7-2. on a six·
bit p i t c bing job by south-
paw Steve Carlton. It was
the fifth straight win for II your shots resemble any
the Cards. of the three s hown m 11lustra·
By LLOYD GRIFFIN
Of 1111 O.flr "11111 Steff
Will the awesome scoring
power of the Soutll turn
Saturday• s aH-sta:r basket-
ball clash into a. rout over
the North?
Tbat ia the big question
today &I the two squads
paced thrwcb tlMl work-outs in pr..,..... for the
tint annual charity tDt at
Orange Coast College.
On paper and oo the ba·
s4 or two impressive scrim·
mages, the South has the
horses to mount a devestat-
ing scoring attack which
will be tougb to stop.
Slated for starting duty
for the South are such scor-
ing stand~ as Tim Ger·
gen of Rancho Alamitos.
Mark Miller of Marina and
Read Christensen o( New·
port Harbor.
Gergen led all c o u n t y
scorers la.st se&IOD with a
nifty 25.8 poiDts per game
average while Miller boa.st·
ed a 21.0 av~ and am.
temea topped Orange Coe.It
aces with a 11..1 pace,.
AD three alllo lll"ftd DC>-
&e ol lhl.np to come u
they came through with eye-
opening performances in
South scrimmage victorles
over Orange Coast, 91-75,
and a group of college 6ta.rs.
103-9'l. •
Will the No1"1tl be able to
stop this type of a scoring
thrust?
At least one man thinks
the Yanlcees can.
He is North coach B I J 1
Oates who remaln.s optimi~
tic today in the race "' what
may be the South'• flllUt
aeoring squad in the three
year bi.story of the coat.eat.
''On the bull"' what h ..
happened IO far," be ~
''they delene to be ......
ed1 but I haft to say .. -'nl eon.a to Di.."
"I know it ii ~-to be tough, but our kldl have a
r e a I good attitnde and
they're eager to play.
"They'll make a g o o d
showing."
The North coach singled
oul for special praise 6-2
~e Sodini of Valley, 6-1
Chris Smith ol Fullertoo and
6-7 Van Bye of SaV&DJlL
Both Bodini and S m i t h Eight Dodgers struck oul t1on # l , try to change the path
and they gave Car Ito n of your clubhead so that 1t moves
trouble only in the fourth along the target line, rather than
when they scored their two across it. in the hitting area.
runs on tingles by Al Fer-First check to see that your
rara. Ron Fairly and Wes stance and your h ip' parallel
Parktt with the help of an the target line. Next make sure
~ .. ---------------=!1111-m=le.iDP.., are counted on for pressing ti s defensive work to stop the Port ~ ~hort~ South's fast break attack ~ ~ ~ while Bye ii expected to
provide plenty of b o a r d
strength. . . . Frot11 The Wlres of VPI /AP Meanwhile, a note of cau·
tious optimism e m e r g e 1
from ttle South camp at
Huntington Beach High.
error by Cardinal second h ht lb t baseman Julian Javier who t at your rig e ow re urns to
b 0 bb1 e d Jim Lefebvre'• your right side on your down· MISSOULA. Mont. -Top-
ground sw1ng-1magme that it's actually ranked light heavyweight
TI>r ~ FraDClSCO Giants strapped there. as 1n tllustra-Roger Rouse, Canadian hea-
come to town tooigbt for a hon 1'3-and that your right vy-weight champion G«>rge
three-game week.end ~ries 5houlder lowers. Thts return Chuvalo and middleweight
of the right e lbow to your s id e Don Fu 11 mer tuned up
after losing three straight will help keep your clubhead Thursday night for hoped·
to Atlanta. path from moving outside the for title abots.
Young Doo Sulton, "· target line. Rouse, of Anaconda, faces Mib McCormick, ~ Mont., who will get the next
3. On Samrday it will be • • ,,., "'""'''--..,... ""' .. A--crack at Dick Tiger's light Bill Singer againtt J 0 a n ..._------------------~;;;;.i heavyweight crown. woo a
Maricha1 and on Sunday--------------------unanimous decision o v e r
~°.""ldale against Joe Bobby Rason of Tucson,
And C ' P d • Ariz., after knocldng him
'!be Giants are sagging in y an t re .. ct down three times. fifth place and the Dodgen II Chuvalo. who will meet
in eighth but they'll prot>-undefeated Joe Frazier July
ol rabid and raucoo1 fan1 Square Garden, thoroughly
competJtJon ~ao Wed-
Dffday ud bad been both-
ered by it ever 1lnce.
"I'm mu.ally a free
1wbl&er and .ow I'm bav-
ln& to panels tbe ball,"
she 1ald Thanday after
defeaUDi toant am e • t
medal.lit Jue Butaocllu-
ry of Odetta Cone,e. Tex·
••• ! and 1 in tbe 11emt6-
nala.
'"It is really difficult to
say who is going to win one
game.'' noted South mentor
Elmer Combl. ''Our k I d 1
have a lot of pride and think
they're going to win.''
Action starU in the Ki-
w anis Club rponaored con-
test at 8 p.m. with all tick-
ets selling for S2.
17th Straight for Ramos;
Kesey Suffers Fracture ably draw goodly numben Fate of Turbocar 19 in New York's Madison
Oii the weekend. mauled Archie Ray, the Ari· LOS ANGELES (UPl)-Claock Osteen, tl»e only zona heavyweight cbam· was witnessed by a crowd
Dodgtt pitches" aver t be LOS ANGELES _ Andy feel it ibould be banned. pion. Chuvalo knocked Ray Teenage whiz Mando Ra-of 7.682 that paid '24.707..SO
.!iOO mart. went m inninp Granatelli pJ"edicts turbine Others look for modifica-out at the end of the second mos. 133, remained unbeat-to see the fight even though
..i. ••.. 6 .. ._.. the Cardinali d . it was televised locally. .,._ .._..... engines will replact the con-tions of rules which would round of a scheduled 10. en 'Qlurs ay night sconng Ramos dominated the
'Jbunday night and took his ventiooal piston types in · rounder. his 17th straight victory at r t thr ~·..,,-seventh 1ou against nine uto _ .. "--.th. IS necessitate aJterauons. SEATTLE, Wub. _ Ro· irs ee 1 UUUUlt. ln the a m~ wt U1 years k the Olympic Auditorium second. Kesey'• nose began
wins. yet he can't predict how his ''If I have to ma e ex· berta Alben of tbe Uni· with a technical knockout ~ lost ~ J: l.~ racer will fare Monday. cuses for a car which can veralty of MJamJ, Fla., over Len Kesey, 134, Eu· ~im~l~es!; ::!°:i~ gamc-~·mclimbed•u The race car builder spent do things no car has ever hoped her back ~~ublea gene, Ore. hold Ramos off in the third.
when the dLWl on thrfta ya"rs -t-veloping hl·s were over today as sbt Th Lo B h f. ht
him f f .. :... and thr.... = ~ ~ done before, I must be in e ng eac 1g er The bell saved Ke8ey in
or our "'"" "'... turbine driven speedster for teed off against Martha stopped Kesey in 1: 31 of the the third. He bad taken a rum. The Cardinals collect-t.be Indianapolis 500 and it the wrong business." Grana-Wllkin1on of Cal S t a t e fifth round. He bad severe· barrage from Ramos and
ed a total of 12 hits, 10 ol led last Memorial Day un· telli declared at a Thunday Fullerton In the 3&-bole Iy damaged Kesey with was draped against the ~~Oita:· ~s w!; til bearing trouble forced it news conference. final of tbe Women'• Na· combinations and the light ropee.
com.forj to Dodger rooters. out with 71h miles to go Asked if he expected t l o n a I CoUeglale Golf was stopped by the referee Kesey went to the canvu
Bob"Miller took over in Now the executive com· USAC to approve the turbint Tournament at the Sand when the State Athletic in the fourth. but got up
lhe teYentb and got the side mittee or the United State6 (or f u tu r e lndtanapoLis Point Golf and Coontry Commission doctor s aid just as the bell sounded.
.... Card Auto Club mi!t!t.s next week classics. he replied. "No. I Club here. that Kesey's nose was brok· By the fifth his face. trunks
out. ID the eilr"th the · · in Indianapolis to deter· don't expect them to ap-Miss Alben wrencbefi en. and chest were a mau b(
inafl touched him for two . ·r th · bul T do ' h her bac .. on th• drivln~ Th . R ' blood fr runs. bott1 unearned He mme 1 .. turbine "'II con· prove. n t see ow • .. ,. e win was amos s om a steady strum
threw wild to third on a tinue as a legal entry Some they can turn it down ." range before second rounLI 13th knockout victory and pouring from his nose. force play. letting Tim Mc· _______ .:__ ___ _:_ _______________________________________ _
Carver score. McCarveT had
walked lo start oH the in-
ning. ;
BURKE SETS U.S.. MARK. • •
(From Paft 15)
Tommje Smith in torught's 220.
Smith. the San Jose State sensation.
holds the world record of ~.O for the
distance. but Hines beat him three
weeks ago m Los Anf?eles
Ryun coasred lo a 4 :ff7 .5 clocluni.? in
a mile i;emifinal and Ule Kansas soph-
omore is an overwhelmjng favorite
against veteran Jim Gre1le. Oregon'11
twosome of Roscoe Divine and Dave
WUbom. and Mrin Liquori. of lttt
Es~x. N.J., Catholic High school.
.Just bow dose Ryun intends to run
to his world mark of 3:51.3 i~ pn>b-
leniatical because he ha.~n 't indicated
ju11t when ht'll zero in on hi~ all-bme
l>Ht.
Mat.son. the Texas A.&M muscle-
man. passed up the discus lo concen-
trate on the shotput, where he holds
the pending woTld record ()f 71 feet. 7
inches Seagren. from S<>othern Cali·
fornia. wUl shoot for 17-3 or better in
thl" polf' vault after clear ing 17·7 for
a world record two weeks ago.
WiUie DaveoJ>Ort, Southern Univer·
s:ily's powerful hurdler. easily outJped
a formidable field in the 120 hid\ hur·
dies Thursday to clock a 13.3 agaiMt
a 3-miJe-an-hour breeze Davenport
v.on this meet last year with l:l :i fbr
the AA U record
NEWPORT TENNIS TOURNEY • • •
(Prom Pa1e LS I
dtffen!Cll bracbt from the defending
y.rorid'• ch.imp this tnp.
"Rosewall ii plenty touati. mind
you .. he a.aid. "but at least 111 get to
stt a dilfennt face."
Laver. the left-handed powerhouse
•·ho has heen plagued with a back ail·
mPnt "' l:it(', gav(' lhf' 11pecta· lnr~ "Omt'thini:: tn thinl. about in
Th11r .. 1l3, \ hnalr whC'n hr tramf'rl
\\1th Stoll,. to hhtz lfui::h Mrwar1 n(
thr O~lhina Ra' Cluh and M<il And<'t
~n. 6-4 6 2
II •as an ai~e~me du.play b' lb~ ,. ~
\
j ..
Laver-Stolle combine and Uldicated
they'll be the twosome to beat in dou·
blt$.
Laver, prooouncing him5ell physi-
cally Cit following a abort layocr, was
brilbant for the most part and easily
dominated play.
In Davies. he'll ht> mttling a worthy
rival. however The Wale~ whii wal-
lollf'd Slt'wart. 6-1. 7-5 in Wedn<'!:day·li
inrh:ll round and is alwayi. a lhrt'at.
Buchholl 1nppl'd colorful Sc>gura,
f't.2. 4-6. &-l tn 1!3tn 3 shot at ROS<'wall.
wlwl dre .. a first-round bye aloni
with l~ver and Ralston1 \
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know what will happen If you try to eat pizza Hrved tba1
hot? You'll bum the roof of your baby mouth, THAT'S WHAT.
So U you Ulce lukewarm pi.ua. \J you don't
bav• time to kill waltlnq for lt to cool. Join me and
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miNter end: Gene Tidge.
well. Mater Dei guard, and
SteY& Yegge, Maw Del
halfback.
Spo~oring group" fO£ the
game are the Garden Grove
LlOOI <lub and the Belmont
S h o r • a Lions ol Long
Beach.
"We need about 5,000 or
6,000 to break even oo the
game expenses but we're
shooting for 12,000." says
Garden Grove Lion official
lrv Wagner.
"We originated the idea
far the g.am~the man who
first proposed it is one oi
our members, Bill Hicks,
and that was on1 y ttiree
months ago."
The Garden '.;rove Lions
will donate their net pro-
ceeds to sight conservation
while the Belmont Shores
group will assist handicap-
ped children.
Tickets for the game,
priced at $1, are oo we at
s p o r t i n g goods stores
throughout the county.
Head coach for the Long
Beach eleveo ii Owen Dix·
oo of Long Beech Wilson
High.
Five of the six area play· «• have amounced college
plam. Bue, tbe Marina
llnebecbr, wDl attmd Or·
ange Coast College. Berg ls
headed for USC while team-
llMie Rieu ii undecided an
UCLA or Stanford. Tidge-
well w l 1 l attend Notre
Dame and Yegge will ..,.
roll at San Diego State.
Olympic
Run Title
To Barton
Steve Barton won the sev·
en mile cross country run
by 'r1 seconds to bigbligbt
action In the weekly Olymp-
ic development track a n d
field meet 1t Estancia H.igh
School
Barton covered the dis·
tance in 4.5: 10 whlle M a x
Sapp was second in 4.5 :37
and Charlie Hoyt third in
46:44.
In other events, Chuck
Morris won the junior high
four mile run in M:31 while
Ste~ Sobeunnan a.nd L e 11
Barton tied for second Jn
36:00.
Greg Hayes was the win·
ner in the two mil.e run in
12:56 while Ward Saunders
was second in 13:34 and
Rickey Ernst third in 13:54.
ln field event competi-
tion, Creig NomlD'a won the
open pole vault M a n d
Greg Hayes won the junior
high pole vault at 8-0.
72 Boats
In Longest
Yacht Race
College Chanaps
Newport Skippers
Lead Morss Races
By ALMON 1.0CKABEY
tMllnt Uftw
,,
Frldly, June 23, 1967 DAILY PILOT. 11
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DARY PILOT EDITOIUA.L PAGE
Def ending the Old Mug
Newport Harbor yachtsmen will be watching the
America's Cup tri.als this summer and tihe America's
Cup challenge races next September with a keener inter·
est than usual. And fOr good reason. .
For the first time, local yachtsmen are involved an
a serious effort to have a California 12~meter d~fend
the 119-year-old ornate silver ~ug that is symbolic of
the ultimate in matc.b yacht racing. .
Whether or not the Columbia is successful in ~er
bid to become a cup defender, owner Thomas Patnck
Dougan and his predominanUy Newport Beach crew
deserve the moral support and gntitu~e of every Call·
forni an interested in ~ clean sport.mg events.
Pat Dougan_ bas dug deeply into h!s person~! ror·
tune to make the nine-yMN>ld Columbia a formidable
contender when the observation trials be¢!' off Ne'Y·
port, R. t. July 6. His crew members are gtVlng of th~tr
time and ene!'gy far a project that will. be fraught Wlth
exhausting training and work throughout the long. hot
summer. · be h Bearing the physical brunt of the effort will sue
Newporters as Briggs Curmingham. Bill Ficker. Fred Mc·
Donald. Don Vaughn. Tom Schock, Burke Sawyer. Jack
Hart, John Creed. .Jim Jones. PhiJ Crabtree. and the
Dougan son!, Rob, Tom, Pat and Mike.
A Credit to the Jaycees
Blonde, blue.eyed Linda Pfleger is Newport Beach's
new reigning queen today. The 5'4" Corona del Mar High School_ graduate won
the royal diadem of Miss Newport Beach m perhaps lhe
most smoothly run and dignified beauty contest ever
held here. J . This was largely because Newport Harbor unror
Chamber of Commerce members, who sponsored the
event. decided to do away with the sometimes embarras-
sing aspects of a bltbing beeuty parade.
' SWim!uit judging went by the boards. Unda and
her {ell-Ow Cinaliat.s were Instead selected through 1
unique "roving photographer" system
Cameramen selected them in their natural habitat
-their high school campuses.
The Jaycees were thua assured of having contest-
ants who are truly locaJ and with an unjaded. gitl·next-
door quality Few who attended the Commodores' Ball at which
lovely Linda was crowned would deny that tpe Jaycees'
refreshing approach to a too frequenllv tasteless com·
petition was highly succee.sful.
The contetrt did credit to the Jayc:ees. lo the girll
involved and to their commwtlty.
Bon Vo ya ge to Eil~r
Eiler Larsen. f.amed Laguna Beach greet.er tor more
than 20 years. at last is going borne.
Friends gathered more than $3,000 to make the
dream of a visit to Copenhagen come true.
The pending trip seelll.! doubly poi~ant.. ~auee
the 77-yi!JClr-old Eiler has not seen hlS nat1vs land tn 53
years, because of the touching donation~ large and small
and because Orange Coast residenl.6 feared. they had
lost t heir friend when be suffered a stroke this yoor.
Seemingly buoyed by his own earlier _pronounce-
ments of strength from some inner well spnng, LaNen
fought off the illness and his physicians have pro-
nounced him fit for the journey.
Departure on a polar flight bas been set for tonight.
Eiler bas been taking hie medicine and resting to be
ready medically when the time comes. . .
The lrip is to include not <?nly a Copenhagen ~!t
(which Danish newspapermen will chron1clel but a visit
lo Arhus, the town where Eiler spent the.. first 19 yea~s
of his life and where hi6 late brother was mayor for six
years.
The DAILY t>IbOT wisbee you a bon voyage, Eiler
Lanen.
..
N sc~VEN6~
LBJ Watered
Down Arms
Proposa'-s
'Once Again Bu Proved Be I~ ltlllde4uate'
President Johnson's arms control
proposal far the Middle East bad all
the teeth extracted just before it was
unveiled in hls foreign policy speech
this week. At the 11th hour. under pressure
rrom Llewellyn Thompson, u. s. am-
bassad<>r to Russia, language was ex·
cised proposing a United Nations ban
on all Middle East arms shipment&
until the Arab nations and lsrael agree
to a political settlement.
Also deleted from the President's
policy-making speech was a c.aB for
the establishment of a U. N. peace-
keeping force to police the arms ban.
After this final hour editing. only
the proposal providing that the big
powers reJQt their Middle E~st
arms shipments to the U. N. remam-
ed of the arms control plan contained
in the original draft.
THE DELETIONS were made dur·
lng a week.end meeting of the Presi·
dent with llis advisers at which Arn·
bassador Thompson argued vigorous-
ly that the Soviet Union would never
agree to the ban until the Arab mili·
tary forces were restored to their pre-
war strength.
''Russia is already 1ending arms lo
the Arabs to replace those lost to ls·
rael during the fighting ." Thomp50fl
warned . "Any attempt to interfere
with these shi pments could lead to a
much bigger crisis involving a con·
frontatioo of the big powers."
Thompson suggested that the most
effective U. S. strategy would be lo
keep the spotlight on all arms ship·
ment.s to the Middle East by having
I.he U. N. request public disclosure of
all deliveries.
The proposal of Thompson drew im-
mediate support from McGeorge Bun-
dy, the director of the special presi·
dential committee for the M i d d l e
East.
HE STRESSED THAT it was more
important for the U. S. to work close-
ly with the Kremlin to try to achieve
a long.range settlement in the region
than lo try lo block these arms ship-
ments.
Also. since it was ll. S. policy not
111 stop Soviet arms shipments to North
Quote•
Richard Ambers, Publisher.
St, LouJs Globe-Demoerat-
"The courtroom belongs to the
people-and not to the lawyer
Americans have a share in thP
proper workings of the judicial
c.ystem, but their interests are
threatened by the efforts of
lawyers and bar associations to
remove the courts Crom the
public arena and claim them as
their own "
rrof. B. Davie Napier. St111t·
ford -"We've all got to be
about the business of restoring
or mainlaming whole persons in
an age when, with demonic and
unrelenting pressure. persons
a re being reduced, fractionaliz·
ed. ignored 01 even denied "
Edwin 8. Rl vna. Ca~tro V~
Jry-··u two terms u th e IPg11I
lenure for lhP Prei;iden t. 11 1~
~umc•1rnl timr lnr an.v ln'11,·11I
11~1 tn ~11 in Mmm11nrl in S11rr11·
ml'nln ·•
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
'Ibe cry uud to be "a chicken
tn every pot." Now. according
to Sen Schmitz, it's "a machine
gun In every home.·• l reel ILL.
F. N. K.
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Vietnam. Bundy pointed out. it was
highly unlikely that the U. N. would
go along with an armg ban against
Ruula ln the Middle Easl
Secy. of State Rusk did not object
to the deletions, although the Sule
Departmeot originally drafted the
arms control proposal for inclusiOIJ in
the President'• speech.
When questioned by President John-
son as to Ilia position, Rusk skirted
the issue by saying he supported
the idea that U. S.-Soviet cooperation
should have the highelt priority. He
urged efforts be undertaken privately
to get the Soviet& to agree to cut down
on anm shlpments to the Arab na-
tiot11.
IN THE FACE oC this consemus the
President agreed reluctantly to drop
the tougher arms control proposal.
"Go ahead and make the cbange11
Ambassador Thompson wants," in·
structed the President "But one of
these days. I'm going to make these
proposals a lot tougher and see what
happens. I'm getting tired of watering
down everything in order to aet the
Russians to cooperate."
RUSSIAN SUBMARINE ACTIVITY
-The Middle East crisis and Pre·
mier Kosygin's pilgrimage to the
United Nations have produced the
greatest Sovi et submarin~ activity In
the North Atlantic and off the North
American continent since the Cuban
missile crisis In 1962.
An estimated 90 Russian subs have
been observed passing from the Baltic
into the North Atlantic and from the
Black Sea into the Mediterranean in
the last three weeks.
This is easily the peak number of
Soviet submarine sightings for any
si milar period since 1962.
Moreover. West German and Tur·
kish naval ofUcials report that the
NATO count of "unidentified" (and
therefore presumed to be Russi.an)
submarines in the North Atlantic and
Mediterranean is at an all -time high.
The precise number is classified , but
informants here indicate the NATO
figure Is "over 200," counting the
Caribbean and U. S. coastal waters.
BY NATO AGRt;EMENT, the Get·
man and Turkish navies monitor So-
viet submarines as they enter or leave
the Baltic and Eastern Mediterran.
ean.
These tallies and each sighting by
British and U. S. ships are reported
to NATO na val headquarters m Lon·
don , where a master plotting board
Is maintained for Soviet submarine
movements.
U. S. Navy Intelligence experts say
that the concentration of Soviet subs
ii. partly a "show the nag" gesture
connected with Kosygin's U. N. trip
and partly Soviet submarine exercise
timed to coi ncide with the present
Middle Easl crisi~
The stepped·up Soviet i;ubmarine ac-
tivity is notable for lhe appearance
of auxiliary vessels, principally tank
er~ ;ind supply ships. At least a half·
d1· r n ot these have hel'n observed 1n
ellhf'r the North Atlantic m-MedJIRr
ranPan
Robl"rl S. A lll'n and ftsul Stott
Calls for Future Schmitz Defeat
To the Editor: I am shocked to read that Sen.
John G. Schmitz advocates e.ach cit·
izen defending his home with machine
guna and other heavy weapona. What
a carte blanche for some citizens to
prove their prowess and to reinforce
their need for superiority.
I invite Mr. Schmitz to review the
statistics of deaths of children by fire
arms a.nd nuts who shoot mistaken
burglars.
THE POLICE are doing u ade·
quale job of protecting the citiuna
who hire them.
Sen. Schmitz once again has proved
that be is inadequate to fill the job
he was sent to ~cramento to do:
intelligently represent his constituen-
cy. I hope that all of us will wake
up and see that he is defeated the
next time be TUDJ for public office.
BEE LONGLEY
Ltturi from readen a.re we~
.'lormaLZ11 wriUr• thould eonvey their
11tessa.gts bl 300 ioords or ten. TM
ngh t to condense ldUn to /at space
or eliminate Libel u reserved. All ui.
ters must include itgnature and maiL·
"'i1 addreu, but t14fMI tot11 be with-
held on requut.
Get the PM!t ure?
To the Editor:
So Schmitz wants every home to
be an arsenal in case of riot. Oh,
shades 0£ our pioneer ancestors. Do
you iel the picture? Pop at the port-
cullla, ·blasting away with a machine
gun, Mom bravely lobbing grenades,
Junior playing with a REAL bazoo..
ka, Grand.ma bringing up the ammo
in her apron. and Baby cutting her
teeth on steel-jacketed cartridges.
By the way. has Schmitz thought
of PREVENTING riots by doing some-
thing to alleviate the conditions which
cause them ?
NAME WITHHELD
See t di tor t a I, "'Machine Gun'
Schmi tz.'" June 22.
Eben'• ~·-~iece
To the Editor:
Referring to my critical card on the
lack of attention given tM U. N.
gpeech ol Israel's foreign minister, l
want to be equally prompt and lau·
dat.ory for your editorial and aiz.able
news item on it -even If the lat-
ter was on page 3 the next day.
I wonder how many missed this
masterpiece. how many heard inter-
rupted parU u 1 did. Too many. ,
Somehow It &boWd be ~ .S
repeated.
ROBERT J. DUNN
Wirt tntncu mUud IM elltif deod-
lmu of afternoon fW!IOlpape1'S ~
their repom of the ~ spuQ
b11 Foreign Min~ Abba Eba of
l&raeL. The DA.lLY PlLOT tlt.eufarc
carried a dau-Lau summary 1im11Jto..
ntou.<:ly with its editorial June 20:
--&JitM
To the Edit.or:
I was deligbted to aee you .... a
whole page of large pictures Md dear
print to Ule honoring of the valedic-
torians and salutatoriana of oar re-
cent high ldlool cradnaf~.
These are the yOWtg peoopk who
have earned recognition. TbeJ ~ aJ.
so the ~ we eojoy rNdin& aiboat
and seeing pictures of. We t II a• k
you.
MARY EVEBE1T
A Sheepskin Alone Is Not Enough
By NORMAN NIXON. M. D.
Last week saw the finale of this
year's high school vaduatJon cere-
monies with most oC the graduates
having definite plans for their immed·
iate future.
A large majority will ,enter college
next Sept.ember. For we have indoc·
trinated in our young people the idea
that, withou t a college degree. they
are destined to be second-class citi·
i ens with little sell-respe<:t or self-es-
teem. As a consequence, many of this
year's graduates probably were coax·
ed and wheedled, as freshmen. into
taking a college preparatory course
when they weren't academically ori-
ented and when their career aspira-
tions actually called for an entirely
different background than most col·
leges can provide.
SO NEXT FALL there will be tens
or thousands of young people ln the
freshman classes of our colleges and
universities -more than ever before.
Jn spite or their rugh grade.point aver-
ages. about one·haU of th em will be-
come coUege dropouts. many of them
during their freshman year. Why?
Probably there are many reasons.
One college psychialrn;t explains il
tlus way: ''The college dropout never
really lert home. He was never in col·
lege. He has not grown up anrl doesn't
yet see himself as part of the adult
world."
Whatever the cause 11 ma\' he heal·
th ier for so me youth lo reb~I and ter·
minate lhe1r college edurallon, at
least temporarily. if they have no ape·
c1ric goal in sight. than to be Wl<!Oft·
sciously subm issive and conforming
by remaining in collegr. ~·or a stieeP-
skin alone is not enough 1
RESEARCH STUDIES ~how t ha l
By Geor ge
Dear George ·
If you're so smart wh~· aren't
you rich?
T. Y. Dear T. Y ·
I wii;h you wouh'ln 1 ht ~" blunt
-how ran I afford In hr rich on
my salary~
Anyhow. I'm hrrr lo h"IP you
wi th your prnblrm' \nt m11i1•
IA I I h n 1111! h 1f vn11 111·.1~1. I'll
~w1trh 1
fewer students now leave college for
academic reasons than they do for
personal reasons. The history of many
college dropouts shows clearly that
warning signals of a masked neurotic
process were evident during their ele·
mentary and high school years.
Since our public schools still are
woefully understaffed with counselors,
who are more inter~ed in the indi·
vtdual than in what college he will go
to. as well as with psychologists and
psychiatrists, it should be no Slll'prise
that these youngsters are not spotted
early enough to be helped. Instead,
during their formative years, 9ur edu·
cators strive desperately to educate
many who are not yet sufficiently ma-
ture lo be educable.
WlTHDRAWA.L FROM college can
be a profitable experience for students
wbo leave for personal reasons. Par·
Ucularly. when they seek professional
help and resolve their emotional prob-
lems in conflictual areas such u neu-
rotic sexual behavior. emancipation
from parents, and difficulties with au-
thority figures -problems which had
made them anxious, apathetic, rebel·
lious and unable to concentrate. Many
college dropouts eventually pursue
their edu~tion successfully m the
same or a different college and make
satisfactory academic, vocational and
personal adjustments.
TOO OFTEN, COLLEGES wre more
concerned with a student's IChobatic
performance than with the .tudeat
himself. His motives, what he a. ud
what be can be, along with a true
evaluation of his progress md ctiffi..
culties, mu.st be learned tint-baDd
through penona1 contadl befan bis
troubles reach the crilil iQge -not
f:Tom bis off1d.al academic r e c o r d
alone. It is p-ati.fying that 101De ma.
jor universities and colleges .., pro-
vide psyChiatric conaultatioll and
treatment foc troubled stodmlll M a
part of their atudent beeltb ltt'ricL
Let's keep in mind. however. tblt
many college dropouts ought nner to
have gooe to college. ~ tbeJ
should have bad the opportuaitJ to
choose other avenues for c>dll*li'C
their education -avenues wbiid9 lead
to socially approved and valued occn-
pations.
The Vs e and Abuse of Quotations
One of my private hobbies over
the years has been tracking down
quotations attributed to famous men.
Jn no other {leld has there been so
much fraud and deceit. century after
century. And once a false quote be·
comes imbedded in tradition. it ls
almost impossible to uproot It.
Also working the same mine-in a
much more thorough and academic
way-is Paul F. Boller Jr., whose new
book. "Quotesmanship," has recently
arrived on my desk . Prof. Boiler's
engrossing book 1s subtitled. "The
Use and Abuse of Quotations for Po-
Jemkal and Other Purpo11es."
"QUOTF.SMANSH IP." according to
the author Is a literary form of
Stephen Potter's Gamesmanship -
the use of quotations as "missiles in
intellectual battlei;." It is a game
everybody plays: and harc11y anyone
Is consclenllous enough to make sure
that the quotation ht> uses was actu·
aUy made by the person he attrib·
utes it to
In our time. a'i Boller convincingly
proves. Sen. McCarthy WH the undi~
puted mastl'r of the phony quotation
ll P would fabricate whole "quota·
tlnn:-.. while on thP floor of the Sen-
atr. w1lhot1I lhr !!liJ:htei;t !'hrl'<I nf
sub.r;tanUation. For sheer iall m di!!·
torlion and deception. not even Hitler
outdld the Senator from Wisconsin.
SOME OF THE world's most fa-
mous quotations were never made.
Voltarre never said "I disagree with
what you say, but will defend '11th
my life your right to sa)I it " Gen.
Pershing didn't exclaim, "Lafayette.
we are here!" Charles C. Pinckney
didn 't declaim, "Millions for defense.
but not once cent for tribute!"
Gen. Cabronne clldn't say, "The
Old Guard dies, but never surren·
den;." Although he denied this quota-
tion all hls life. the word~ were in·
scribed on hls monument in his home
town of Nantes. And Galileo never
said. "But still it moves '." when mak-
ing hili famous recantation.
SPURIOUS LINCOLN quotes are
the most numerous of all . ranging
into the hundreds. He never said,
"Goo must have loved the common
~oplr, hr made so many n( the m."
Nor ··You can fool all of the people
som1
I' or the time .. " Fakr Lincol n
quotes have hcen used lly polem1c1st~
n( all ~hade.,-to "!ihow" that he was
t1nt1.ratholic or anli·Negrn or anti·
Semitic or entl·cap1t~I nr anti-labor or
a n t i whatever the propacandlsb
wanted to prove.
Anyone wbo la Impressed wWa U,.
authority of quotationa, oir Maden
how Washington, Franklin, Uncola
and others said so many comradi&
tory things would be rewarded and
enlightened by speoding an eveninC
with Prof. Boiler's boot. It would
make all of us less re.ady to credit
authority simply because it ia mr·
rounded by quotatioo marb.
Friday, June 23, 1987
The •di&onal J>041• Of ~ Dt.dlf
Pilot aeekt to inform ad •t.t..
ul4te r~ bi prt~ Uus
ttftoapapm-'• opinimt.a CDld COftl.
mtntarv °"' ~ 01 n.taat. and significance, bi~•
forum for the ~ o/
our rta<Urs opfnfmu. Clllrl b11
presenti'll.Q the ditJttSC ~_.
points of fn(o~d ob.vrwrs
mul spn'krlff!rn 011 t.opk-1 of Ch~
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BUY NOW AND I SPECTACULAR SAVINGS ON ALL NEW PLYMOUTHS AND
· CHRYSLERS AND All USED CARS IN OUR STOCK
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CROWN COUPE
LUXURY CAR OF THE YEAR
WE SELL MORE
BECAUSE WE'LL SELL FOR
NEW 1967
VALIANT~~r------
AT A NEW LOW PRICE ••• LESS
$1 ·7 5
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NEW 1967 PLYMOUTH
2 DOOR HARDTOP
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'67 PLYMOUTH '65 PLYMOUTH '61 CADILLAC '65 PLYMOUTH '65 CHEVROl.O
fFvry Ill,. ~:1 Rof/H,f powdo er atr., Fury 111 4 door hardtop, auto, Coupe 0. Ville, 1uto., R/H, full Fury II 2 door MCiin. Automatic, 4 door aedan, auto, R/R, ~ ......, atr. ... , I ry Wlr•
twtty. R&H, power lfffrlng, factory 1lr. power, factory air. RIH, air conditioning. 1tr., factory air.
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...... 2 door hlrdtop, 1uto, R/H, Nova 2 door hardtop, v.a, auto, Convertible. Summer vacation spe· Dart 2 door hardtop, auto., R/H, Sedan O.Ville. Aut9., ltlH, full
. R/H, power 1tMrln9. Lna than clal, auto, R/H, full power, hctory ,...,. ttr, llrb., flCtory atr. 8,000 miles. air. power 1tr. power, factory air.
~1595 ~595 $1395
'63 CHRYSLER '66 CHRYSLER '62 ·IMPERIAL '66 IMPERIAL '65 OLDS
2295 -
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...... ,. 2 door ...... lf•ndanl
trans.
'65 MUSTANG
lelutifut pld utwier, tlull pipes.
Aut9, lt/H. St.., hctwy air.
'64 DODGE
c:.n .. t•le. Aut.Mflc, R/H, pow· "300" 2 dr hardtop. Maroon, 1uto, 4 door hardtop. Auto, lt/H, power 4 door hlrdtop. Auto., full power, "91'' 4 door hlrdtop.. Auto, lt/H, Custom w..-, ~ l /H,,....
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$1095 $2795 $1495 s3 99 5
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4201 WILLOW LONG BEA H
AT THE LAKEWOOD TURN OFF FROM ORANGE COUNTY
OF THE SAN DIEGO FWY 527-2341 426-7301
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FRONT ROW-THE ILUFFS
Unexcelled Bay View, mint condition, barely
used by abaentee owner -See anytime.
Immediate possession on this NICFSr OF
ALL 3 BR. 21h bath split·level luxury home.
lesy Term....-CALL TODAY
I IEDROOMS EASTILUFFS
VtlW-$42,750
No finer val~. beautifully appointed, lush
landscaping. Family home In outstanding
family area. Schools -Shopping -Church-
es. SEE THIS TODAY.
2414 Vista del Oro
Newport leach
64-4-1133
----~~~
HARBOR
and •••• ~
OCEAN VIEW
Irvine Terrace #4 •••• 1003 Bonnie Doone
New apacious Contempor-OcHn & leach ary. SpaJwti ~ home;
are the front yard for tbll formal dining room, 3 kin.it uni~e 5 bedroom Blllboa site bedrooll\ll, m a s I er
home. Property lncludes suits with dressUig f"O()ftl,
h~ on one lot and room largt" Uving rnom, 2&11ecy.
for another on adjolnl~ priceq for qu)ck sale at
lot. S69.sOO.oo.
$144,500· OPEN DAILY
"JUng" Spring 642-7252 iohn macnab
Luxurious Duplex REAL TY COMPANY 3900 aq. n. of Uvinr area. &1.2-8235
Plu. pier&: ·~ for~ ft. '!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!~~ Y9Cbt. Let ua ahow lt to )'OU ATTENTION: todl)>. .. Rma'' Sl>Mi M2·'7252 MR. INVESTOR Hett' 1 a 1 bft1room bouae, Spring ~th new roof, new beat·
ing system, on a strategic
Realty Co. corner, Zoned R-2. Just
redUCt'd to Sl4,(XM). Buy
Now for future potential! 1*11 wmttl.IFF DR.IVE WALKER. le LEE
Newport Beach 642-7252 2629 Harbor
5'5-9'91 ()peri til 9 P. M.
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
KMp thia handy directory with you this
w"kend as you to hou ..... unti"I-All
the loutlons listed below .,. cle.cribed
In greater detail by .dverti•int elMWher•
in today's DAILY PILOT WA~T ADS
Patrons showlnt epen houses for ule or
to rent ue urged to list such information
in this column Heh Friday.
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
809 Carnation, Corona del Mar
(213) 473-8732 (Sat & Sun)
534 Westminster Ave
(Newport Heights) NB
548-3200 (Anytime)
230 Larbpur, Corona del M•
673-7895 (Open Daily)
2330 2nd Ave., Corona deJ Mar
673-4105 <Sun 1·5)
{2 Br & F•mily or Den)
261 Evening Canyon (Shorediffs) CdM
673-7578 (Open 1 5)
339 Walnut Place, Cost.a Mesa
540-1720 (Sat 1-5)
(3 Bedroom)
908 W. Oceanfront, Balboa Peninsula
673 8110 (Noon til 4:30)
4627 Roxbury Road (Cameo Shores) CdM
673-9402, 673-3265 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
2427 Holly Lane, Newport Heights
call 646-7MS for appt.
1003 Bonnie Doone, Irvine Terrace, CdM
642-8235 (Open daily)
1112 Santiago Drive. Dover Shores
(7 14) 642-8235 (Open Daily)
(3 Bedroom & Family or Den)
1921 1'radewinds Lane f Baycrest). N.B
642-5200 (S un l-51
2682 Basswood . (Eastbluff) NB
642-8235 <Sat & Sun)
2531 Bayshore6 Dr (Bayshoresl NB
'714) 642-8235 ISat & Sun 1-51
•861 W. Wilson, Cost.1 Mesa
646-8811 (Sat 1-5)
1754 Iowa (Mesa Verde), CM
646-8811 (Sun 2-5)
807 Camphor, Eastbluff. NB
KI 9-3352 or 675-2000 !Sun)
(4 Bedroom)
264 Camellia Lane. Eastside, Costa Mesa
540-4694 !Open Sat-Sun 12-61
1136 Santiago Or. Dover Sh ore~
(714) 642-8235 !O pen Dailyl
*621 Powell. Newport Beach
646-4494
('4 Br & Family or Den)
310~ Lincoln Wav. \ni.la Mf'sil
546-9224
1518 Anti~ua Way ff)ov{'f Shorrs. fNRt
642·5200 1Sun t 2-~1
900 WeskliH Dr lcorner ot Santiaeo1. NR
642·2500 (Sun 12·5)
(S Bedroom)
1534 Antigua. Newport Beach
640-4494
(5 Br. & Family or Den)
2720 Mendoza Drive. Cos ta Mt's.l
546-6474 tSun 12·5)
* Pool
• • Waterfront
••• Pool ' Waterfront
Exclusive Shorecliffs
227 Mornlnt Canyon Road, CclM
Terrific Buy! 1st lime offered. Lota of
charm, partially Furn, custom-bit, at·
tractive home nr Ocean. Cheerful Uv/
rm. sep/Dinlng rm, lge con~lent
kitchen, loads cupboards, 2 cheerful
extra large twin-size Bdrms w/walk-ln
closets, each w1roomy Ba. delight fUl spa·
cious den overrooking pretty ga1'Clen1.
DOVER
SHORES
WE SOLD 76 RESALE HOMB IN
YOUR AREA IN MAY. WE'RE TRY·
ING FOR 80 IN JUNE. LET ONE OF
THIM IE YOURS.
Stunni.n'I
in belt Newpott Beach residential area (not
leased land) adjacent to Dover ShoretI
Look for our .ds In thlt newap.per & other
county & Southef'n C1llfotnla pubUutfons.
2043 W•tcllff Dr.
Walled court yard entrance, a ternu.o entry
& gallery. Formal dining room, huge activity
room with IOarinJ beamed ceillop, flreplaice
• m.lrrored wet bar. Smart i>OW'der room.
bquistte mast.er bedroom suite with huge
walk-in wardrobe & dramatic gardti0·bath,
plua 3 more spacious bed.rooms. Fantastic
gourmet kitchen with double self cleaning
ovens, BBQ • aunny bruttast room. 3 car
g~ge.
Bly & Ocean
Views
Extra Bedrooms overlooking Ocean cen
be added. Owner has moved -and has
priced home to sell Unfurn or Part/Furn
S.CluclM & Luxurious
and Worth the Effort
.. lout•
Overioold.o& Irv•~ Country
aub, and near Yacht Club.
15 miAutes lo UCJ.
-Good financing.
Owner has OPEN HOUSE AFTERNOONS -ln This Re&IOOllble
Irvine Ten-aoe 1fome
l Bfdft>oma 2 katha
Nicely Decorated With
Wants offer!
673-2355 or 837-7531
l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!l!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!ll 1136 SantiaCJO Dr.
TOWNKOUSE
Enjoy rondomlnlum llvin~
111 beautiful VISTA BAHIA
on the bay. Your choice
ooe leve-1 or two story
1 b 1 e r bedroom. dining
rOl'>m, '"', bath -all rlee-
tric nne h«*!t) luxury
homes. 'l\vo healed pools,
putting grE'ens. stiumr
hoe.rd & badminton courts
for your plMSW'I! With no
maintenance problrmi..
Price starting at ONLY
$2!1,750 witti 10r1; ~wn -
907. rinannnl? with no
points. OPEN WEEKENDS
l -!>. tComt>r Tustin & Ori
Marl
QUIET COLl.f6E PAIK
Roomy thtte bedroom 1 ~
beth home on lrtt·llned
cul.de-sac atreet. Elfcirlc
kitchen and HUGE 13'x22'
family room lookl out to
alWl\inum covered patJo
and nicely landscaped rear
yard wilh access for boat
or trailer. ll .900 initial In-
vestment for new F'l lA FJ.
NANCJ NG! A real vaJue
for $24,flJO.
Dramatic Bay View
Spectacular lM>" view ol
Ocean, m~ Harl>or 6:
Catalina J.sland from thia
California rontmiporary
4 BR -3 bath custom built-
home -tucked on the
BluU's edge in Irvine Ter-
ranc:.-e. Sliding glass waJls
to largt-sheltered patio.
3 ear garage. Most e~
t ion.a I for S'l6, '150.
Ruth Pardoll, RHltor
JS(X; Westclltf Dr. 642.5200
e BELOW MARKET e
Townhou.se Apt., Monticello,
l .L. Ba..t. 1.., 'JN Newly turnlshed model. Four UMJ \ll .,., A bedtooma, f o u r bathrooms.
DlnlBis room. activity room . Pl~h wool ~ta quality fulty caflleled and draped.
V\Jlyl Door covenn&s . and • 3llO llqU&ft feet A custom
huge Family Room ~ Just a • 1 I S b llowell 1.ook a wnple ot the many fu .. $11000. • Y
tures ~ d1Jt 3 bedroom 2 •
bath Camlly home and DAD OPEN DAILY
will really enjoy the nearly •
maintenance free -y a rd. SO 1 Morning Star
This "Prize Wlnniq" bade
Warm Brick Fireplace
Beauttful l..udac&pinc
An ExceiJeot value
At $47,500.
Ot.1l JOhn Abell
bay home c 0 m e ' wftb Lane
heavy shaJ<e roof, OYenUed cu.atom Baytronl. a spacious REALTORS
double ga.racie and la lo-Bd_rma (h.:xurlOU~ muter M400
<'&led in rhe Mariners Hieb l!Ullel. 5 Baths, luge Fam-•~!!!!!!167!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!11!!!!1!1
School Dist. $211,250. ily nn, Dining rm. Owner "!"
OPFl'l EVES. unable lo Ol'CUPY -WILL
( I . rfh & ( SELL AT <:OS'I'! 0 eSWO Y 0, Avail. to Everyone
Choice of 3 Low Down Payment
VA Repossessions
'47..'1777
Next to SDa.ck Shop J r. tine Ba.Yfront homes with 63
CORONA DEL MAR
2 BR • 1 block to 8"ch.
Cor lot. $41,SOO. Apnt
573-1195
Pier I: Slip lrom $82.500 to 30 YEAk LOANS
$1$.000. NO POINTS • NO ~
NO 2ND TD. .__t_ Lots Let ua quallf;y )'OU now. _,,, .. w · YOUR dream bocM m.y be
Ol .. ntJc l'rom $11.,500 to $33,500 available anytim~.
Mtmr ledreem XL.HT. lilNANCIH6
V t No Dow AVAILAILE . e I n 0'EN DAil Y
on this I~ MESA In Newport Beach !Tom Pa-
VE!IDE COUNTRY CLUB clfic CoU1 Highway north
ffi!ideoet. 1 block to Golf cm DoTer Drive or from
Coww. Live like a Kinr Newport Blvd. east oo 17th
in thls stunninR 4 bedroom St. to
&: FAMrLY ROOM reai-
denc:.-e, which lncludH a
16x20 Masler suite with
private bath. Formal RPo
SALES OFFICE:
john macnab
arate living room with rom. REALTY rOMPANY
antic fireplace. G R E A T · .
VALUE! Only $24.250. You 881 Dewer Dr .. Swte 101
CAN'T BEAT IT! $85(). (714) 642·t235
DOWN FHA VET. AGENT FOR
WALKER 6 LEE MACCO Realty Co.
2629 Harbor
545-9491 Open til 9 P .M. ----
OPPORTUNITY IRVINE TERRACE
4 Bdnn-21Ai balh, family
G. D. IUCCOLA
lnv .. tn'9nt Co •
Official V.A. Management
24 Hour Se~
881 Dovp-nrtvP, N.B.
642-0862
~~--~-Pim r nq ue
lndiYiduaHty
Plus a horse or two In a
unique country atmosphere
with f!YJ!f'"f ci 17 conveni •
encc, 2 bdrm, area for a
third. $28,500 with a high
ntA or Gr appraiaal or try
10% down, owner arudous..
Open Eves. 646-7171
THE ~EAL
E S TATE:RS
N ttd 2 sale1people ror o Id home In Corona del Mar. eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
established office. Special There's an added family
FHA & VA t:ralnlng pro· room. 2 rlreplaees. 2 Pat·
gram. Sales are good. Good ios. Extra dining apace in
walk.in traffic. Top com-kiroben • and large 1erv-
miulons. Your own deal< ice room • Thrre 1s tven
6 phone. Call for appoint. a speak O{ CX'ean view •
Rltr. 1860 Npt. Blvd., C.M. $39,500 • Owner will htlp
64G-l928 Call Evea. 613-(~n finance with 10% down. W. E. lichenmyer -.nn Open Eves.
TH T' ~J EAL
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ENCHANTMENT
FOR SALE
4 Lge BR.a, 2 baths, Mesa
Verde. Floor lo cciling ex-
pensive stone frplc, w/w
t'Tllls & drps.. sparkling
lotrh., bit-ms. Only S24.900
-flO dn to Veli1 or FHA
financing. Hurry!
646-1711
1629 ......... llYd.
545-9491
OPEN EVF.NtNGS
I/I
CHARMEI
ON IAUOA
POINT
410-39th St.
Over 3000 feet ol lUIUtious Uviag. ready for
immediate occupancy! .Excellent terms
,75,950.
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* OCEAN FRONT
FM 01 .. Hoor
3 bedt-, 2~ ..... bee-
utiftd 1lrick ftreplace iD ex-
tended llvillg room. OW·
ered patio. c.ooc:rete drive,
worbbop all of a 2 car p-
rage wttb ~ bath. Santa
Ana Heiabta Area. $24.SOO.
OPEN EVES. P~SULA PT • attrac J Col ......... ' Co. BR home. Lge secluded .,,. • .,. "'J
p a t i o' for mtertaining.
BEST VALUE 10 this PX· 642/1717
elusive ruidentiaJ aru . Next to Shack Shop Jr.
~~ RNI Est ... c.. 2 HOUSES
Josephine Wetib, R.eal&or 1or the price of one in llUiet Meaa Verde area. '100 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa Luce 3 Bll 6 tam rm -=-··--Oftlole--~iiilii3-4liil" -·iiiiiiiiiiil wilh bit-ins. cpll/drpa • PUJS 2 ADl'y play hocwe for MONEY MAKEi the lr.:idl In a big back
Colt.a Mesa Tlipkx
Good Rmtal rea>r'Cl
and exc ftnandng
Call to .ee
CURT DOSH, hllllr
TUii. All for onq $23.JOO.
Gii mpecial FHA or VA no
down or aaume exilting
61}(, lou at $141 per mo.
~a au. Call Mr. !il)'htt
54()-1151 Ul1time
Herttaaie Real r..a.te 6421:n w. ~~ c .........
$2J.SOO Veterai»~ ~ okt elem {)peti ~ S.t 6: Sun l-'
3 BR home at $17,950 • SlO r &...,_,_ A
pmnta at lll5 mo ind, --~ ve..
taxes 6: Ina. No moDf'1 ; Ow-rnU. 2 Bdrm. w i .' h
down ID GI small down beamed Ce'!~. knotty pine
FHA. ' interior f'.A. heat. bride
~. home dttonted
BACI BAY AIU
$26,500
3 Bil tf& beth. larxr yard
-TOO ~ lor pre1ent
owner. 8hallie '°°'·
N.wport
at
Victoria
I/I
Newport .....
OPEN SAT & SUN
12 to 4 PM.
llland Rdreet -Off the
beaten path-Modem 3
bdrm + Den Home, 2
bethl: lovety ~ ' Patio, lge dbl. garage.
Small boat mooring.
m9'l00 Eves: 673-8864
lay & leach
R.ulty, Inc.
Jl25 W. Balboa Blvd. 1'48
EASlSIDE-
$21,500
Thia is the best priced 4 bed-
room home in C.O.ta Mna.
Excellent lloor plan with
euy access to patio area,
Wort uviag kitchen with
built in appUa.oces. You
know s:n.soo is txceUeat
price on thia pride of own·
enh.ip property. WALKER
6: LEE, ~ Westditt Dr, •mi. Open Evea.
Vacant
nr. Orange C.O.Ut Collere. 3 LIDO apedoua 3 BR, beam
Bdrm., 2 be.tba. Sl.13 Mo. cefiln& Liv/rm. aep din/
Includes taxes. Owner rm, huae patio. Owner/ ~642;;;;;;;;;;-5CliO:;;m;;.~-===--==--~~qt--673--=·51=·==----~-1·B!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!l!l!!ml~!!!!!!!!!!l!!I LIQUIDATION 1003 Baker. c.M. ~ ~~·1"f•j~.a~1 ::~ID~:
LEAVING COUNTRY -.,.____ cub ..... illbiWmt b' till•
I' \I I • \\ 111 11 ~· \ll\\11\\
I" I \ I I ' I '
4 BEDROOM, 2 bath. car-
pea, drapes. Complete
built-in kitchen, incl~
refrigerator, covered patio.
many more extru. No
down c.1. or 10% coov•
tiooal.. S2t ,.900.
LA BORDE REAL Dn'Att
i42-G2
Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
130 FT.
of
WATERFRONT
Dock for large boat, 3 BR, 3 baths, beautl-
f ul home. 2 big patios, Will consider trade
for units. TD's or inland single .. '85,000
Walt.er Haase
OCEAN
&
HARBOR VIEW
Irvine Terrace 3 Bdrms, 2 baths. Family rm.
opens onto large protected patio. Room for
pool . . ' .. . . . . $72.:500
Mrs. Raulston
NEW LISTING
S BR's + FAMILY RM
RARE ITEM F'ormal Dining Rm. ~ Den.
I Stud y j Breakfast Rm. 3 1h baths. 3 tire-
places. Completely separate wing !Ur kids.
Best famil y home in area ......... ,72,500
Jo Clarkson
BAY VIEW
$35,950
Thi6 older 2 Bedroom home almost Bay
Front. Priced to sell at LAND VALUE. For
more information:
Call J ohn Marr
EASTBLUFP
SPECIALS!
HILLTOP VIEW
FROM
2-STORY
Shining clean home. 3 BR + Family 1-
f)ininJ( mom + Breakfast Rm. '4 J ,950
OPEN SUN.
807 CAMPHOR
lmm:i<'t1li1te 3 Rcclroom + Family Rm .
.................. S34.300
Mary Harvey
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
Kl 9-3351 675-2000
2 HOMES FOR SALE BY 4 BR H~l/i•/e Loan ln6 Orange Ave., S4B-3D bHch ~ berpin! Bkr. ----. FOIA . BUJLll OWNER. MUST BE SOLD in desirable Westcliff area Newport Hefthb '"'iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
AT LEAST $2,IXM> near Dover Drive. 4 Slll\J\Y 4 Bedrooms + 1• Cloee to Beach.
UNDER MARKET ~. 1&'e family room F ii R Dleperetien Sele
Convenient down Pmt. with fireplace. 2~ baU... . am Y oom . . On:um.w.cn f~ tak-
Fl~, double garage,
extra partdng • $38.500
Gecqe William.90ll. Rltr. All in Eastbluff 1p11clou5 living room over-F~.t:uring beamed ceiling inc ucrlfter ofter on 4 BR
2851 CAROB. 4 BR, 2 Ba. 1~ spalitling heat<"d liVlD( room and muter 6: family room Pacaetter m..mo OPEN EVES.
Best vi e w in Eastblufl pool It landsca(X'd patio. ~room suitt. l..al'Jte ;,ox at entrance to Mesa Verde
Avail July lStft. $37,250 Buyer <'an MSUme big 127 foot lot. GREAT VAL-Country Cub. 85'x162' lol-FHA · YA
2851 CATALPA -4 BR. 2 :'Hi7r loan with small UE ~~:n LEE ju.!t lmqine lhia much Eutaide 4 Br., 1% ba., hdwd
Exr/vil'W location. $37,500 down payment. Immediate 6: prime land in lhia locatioo. Oooni, W.W. c • r Pet Ir.
occupancy! EllC't'PtionaJ 2629 Harbor , dr FA .... _ t 8 1 k Please do not disturb ten-lor S44.900! ~l Open til 9 P.Y. Call lo -now. apes. · • n.:a · O C
an1s. Call Bet IH2 noon or Ruth Parcl. otl, Realtor DAVIDSON R-a.u r..i~~!~~ N•=.. ~. iu•r:!!:..7ard. $71,000. 6: 30 on Evea Luis J. Martln, -· J ....-.q~ ,.,......, ......-,._......,.,
phone 644--0600. u;a, Westclill Dr. 642-5200 MESA VERDE -$23,~-BRrm:-________ .DOVER Sbotta Ranch style MEiA VERDE
Lovely 4 BR 2 bd> home View Home. 4 BR, 3 ba. DO 4 BR + Dmib P1.cewtt&. MESA ~DE No down GI! to.r monthl,y
!Wat St. Joecbima. Selliol 1111-lt. IMMENSE back yard New c:pta, extra i&e Jot. Ow ~ ttw WI')' '8tl 3 --·. White brick ~ at apprru.ed value m.soo ·-l""-"'"' KC""" ""·--Rltr. 2"l50 Hartlar SB, CM .... .....,-~
-ta~ over 5~% VA "'642-""".;~v .....,,wu. """'""'""' 546-5460 Eves. 546-1244 on., famJ.17 mim, new car-Pace ill ~living rm. 2 .
"""""'· ~ •• ~ Home In patio a.re-. 540-1720. .loin . $130 mo inch.*9 4 BR, 2 be., tamll-y rm, cpts 264 Cam.Iii• Lane im:necuLate cmdition. TARBELL 2955 HARBOR ta~HON REAL TY le <trps thru-out. blt-ina. ~. OPEN SAT·SUN 12~ ~ street ju.st north ot ~...,-$J50 DOWN on
IKr fenced yard w/petio. Eastside 0.la Mesa. lovely golf counr. NEW 3 BR. 2 BA. HOME.
• 1' • 10 It'll yoor hornet Shown by 8pp·1. $.10.000. 4 BR. 1% BA. Fenced. W•ll.Mceudle RltrL POOL &. -rr ... ..,l." CLUBS.
548-939.1 ~. ~145 Owner. • ~. 540-4694 Broker. 1810 Newport BlYd .. C M. • •.r..i,•• ·~
liiii••lliillill•••liiiiillliiiiiiililli••lliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~l.543-T129 EYet.-644-0&M S19.!60. Call "LornJne"
SPECTACULAR - -OCEAN and IAY
CHANNEL REEF-APARTMENTS
Located-On Channel NHr N•wport Harbor Entrance
2525 Ocean Blvd. • Corona del Mar • California
'4 Level Garage Alto Gueat Parkint
Boat Sllps Available to Residents
Here resident& enjoy their water Cront v1ew and the convenle.oce of moor•
ing their boat at the rront door. Also the distinct advanta.ge oC caref:rM
leisure Uving by eUminating the burdensome reaponsibilitiea of maint.atnine
a large home.
Many other advantages, too numerous to state here, are available to those vr discriminating taste
A select number or two li('c1rm . two hath Apartm<'nls are available and
\H: invite you to insp<'cl the two luxurious furnished models at your con-
venrcnre
Luse $375 Monthly ard Up-Buy $45,000 end Up
Pho,,• 673-1788 for further Info. -Ask for Herman Trott, Mgr.
at: 962-2446
TAKE YOUR _PICK
NEWPORT IEACH
2 br. plus office. Cul de &ac. $7.1,500
3 br. 2 bath, pnmndal large rooms TRADE
for income $21,900
3 br. 2 bath. Condominium. Huge $31,950
3 br. 2 bath. Sweepine VIEW. You own the
land. Pool size Jot $36,500
3 br. Lanai, wet bar, c:linJngroom, Ocean
VIEW. All modern conveniences
$65,000
3 br. 3 bath. Formal diningroom, family-
room. Way below market. Submit of-
fer $70,750
4 br. 3 bath, Close to bea<'h. Reduced
$47.,950
4 br. 3 bath POOL. Mother in Law room
$42,950
-4 hr. 3 bath WATERFRONT trade ror Coro-
na del Mar home. $41,500
5 bath. ramilyroom. 180 VlEW
$108,950
COSTA MESA
3 br. 300 sq. ft. pet hOUH. Boat entry
$17,500
3 br. 2 bath. Sharp. Fireplace. F.a.st $23,900
4 br. 4 bath. '3milyroom, 2650 sq. rt., !or· mat diningroom. Under market
$35,500
4 br. dln~oom, familyroom, POOL
$42
293 t . 17th C.M. 646-.U94
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HOUSH Foa SALE HOUSES F01t SALE
G.neral 1000 Miu Verde 1110
2 Mary 5 B..R 3 bath. LOT ll'x30' AlstbaD,y pool wiJb
8l1 .. em.. Newir again
IO' x 102'-l Wocb cm JOQ -ID ruudl -•• om. m.m~c..._ MA.HOH REALTY S.Criflc.., 13,000
(4 9(, Co Ml ,... tlame) Bib' •1021 Eft. 51HG
~ ~ '4H16 PACEV!ttta I 2 8'l'ORY
4 Bit
e BEAU. 4 Br.J Ba.. ..... tQ.1,'50 • n.tam ....... Bltna.
Sharp s t ,. Home, • Bkd wall. Gee pnice
Wd" ~ ~--opmer. * SS.B.
bud ••t w...-,. • OWNER. * 5415-2!1111
bled ~ VA • dowll BY OWNER or FHA ll!s'm&. llmry!
~Red) 546-9) • Bit. 2 be. OJI' kit. Qla.
dip. Bal Buy! $25.B
MESA def MAR ~ 5ts.Jlilll5, be. ~2517.
~ HOUSE • Sat A: &a Col.... P•rtt 1115
$795 ......
4 Blotaoc••lfl, 2 ...... c.-. DOIAC AdDlt LMnc. 3 BR
.. ....... baDl>iL " tam rm. 2 pallJmll .......
BY OWNm d-*:e locatkle. S23,ll50.
~ ~ ~ dn, no easts. Owner-
~en.A:~
c.t.Mlu 1100 .... port Beech 1200
IRA CT OPEN HOUSE
FRI .. SAT. & SUN. 1-5
CLOSEOUT 1745 c....tleatkk Ln.
-8AYCREST-
V.-t 5 Bd. ~ ha. ,_
Alf ... Al ..... nn .., din, time ..,.,.,
YA.LR Ip bemt lndallpd kit. a.-
2-J IBIOOMS tom. Own 1.md $15,B
R. C. GREER, ....._.
$16,300 to 3416 V1a Lido ORS.-
CUSTOM BUil T •••
$18,575 CONTDIPORARY S Br • C
Ba. Famll1. 8bilac. DiDw
.Pbyroom,, 8undecS ~
FllNCH QUMnR ela.Loadl -~!~ TOWNHOUSIS EXTRAS
HAD01a-.a e BA<X Bo\Y CD1 de S.C..
41m8A11. • $51,51». * Prine anly. : Ill COSTA mlA • OWNER. • ~ LOOll llOI .... OWNER DESPERATE ..... '-........... .... s ...... 2 .... Nllwpart t&;:;E: ......... Tow••-.. 0. •• Qlll. ~ 1IMm. ..... '**"' o..r ..... allde. 2 .. ,,....... m:aJ.161 ......... .... Del Illar; EXCUmVE Wmldtl VIiia )dwd. ftrL ...... 1'IClf. COf'•
Ml' lot: J BR. ) be.. bit-3 BR 2 bdl. Glaac niom
Im. family nn. frli., widt fileplwle. Printe Jmrd
~ ept&., pr A: end. " view tkdc. Elm ioc.
patio. Huge fenced )'d. w/ Owner-646-ml.
''BLUn"S'' Qnbnjnjum boat mb'aDDe. Drive by:
21132 Fnmcls Lane. •BY OWNm. l Br-2~ Ba. -~ Pnmhsn loclltlon. Walled
POOL home. 3 lae· BR-, 2 .,..,... S34.50J. * 1~-dn.
ba •• famlty nn., booded * CALL (213) 'nD-4633
frpl.. bit .... dbbwalher. OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
Drapes. cpt.L, fiDWied pr. fam'd 3 BR. tpltt left] A:
tor pla.y « rec. nn.. °"'. pe.. 2 BR l&..500 By Owner Op-
lio, lS100 bmllll1 )OOI. Walk m Set San-P.nfinc ..U..
., So. Coat Plaza. 310& ~ 650( w. 0id1d1Ult.
Trinity Dr. * Ocw1front House* OWNm 5&6510
A HAPPY HOME JWty decorated 3 Br
boale. ~ ..mmr
-the .. Aunlly. JdeaJ rt!111a1 ra:ord. A *-I at ar. plliri •/la'e fanna1 u. HJ,.500 • ~29'71
rm. Muta-BR. ~ A -WESTCLIFF-EXEC.-fml rm CMl1oot lllrl'! 1*t • ~ 3 BA. 2 y,._ old. ~ tilt pool. lDmMd. ncmpency
pool. Fee lend. $19.SOO -CID tllia ftmnt 3 8R beauty. trade-o.-r 6G-a19 No • GI. min • nu or a.ume ~ 5%<JGi fl:lA LOW ctn. Pyaa like ~
io.t. Alldac $11. S . OALL .. ~ S.ll5L
Tdr •/huire Jl9Ddld c:aa.. ................. Dom .,
Hsll...41 a.. .... ....... lnUdD Pmtt. ~ . OPEN SATl'SUN. OCEANFftaft ? 'BR. on u ., • f'M. ~2 lot. w/~Oled plans
255 KNOX STREIT I o r 2lnd amt. mJ1> down.
J JllW.~ a.. Bailt-im.. Amlllne 6% loua-Hl-9939 • S25.B • SACR.InCE! Drive by 2'Zl1 Pool. Fan 6 fftlk at lam! ~ Lane. Can: • Hert»ert Beifrie. lUlr.. 5tl-QJ.22. ... offer. 3 •• Frace. Irrinc· Bdrm&. 2 ba.. fam. nn. ~ 5S-Gl3 eNll. ' BR., f:amil:y rm.. bb.-im. ra:1R BmROOllS • lM'llt ~ OJI di See: nr .nm yard • ..... pnpe*> $32,000. Vacant. 2D19 Om-b1c~-2~ tleDa Pl. III 6-'l2Z'1 place • 11111 de.-.: .tre& »' mLR. ~ Trtr pt, dlllnruber -w/w ~
A: pm&. v A/FHA 1ll!l'lm • NB. $7100. p. km Aue-
$115 mo. PQ'8 an. CALL sai.. m : ?llO-nz.
... ll51 ~ Rell ~/ Ice Qadmn F.-t.. • 4 Br-%% Ba. Xlnt cond!
~ WlWE/ LOfti1 .. • 60&1. aft« &-PM.
BrJ.&w/fq>l. LC!!~ QUALlTY WES'J'H.tJlT
rm A kit.chm.~ e .. Br. Owner MUST Sell!
. • o.mte-lll*le! Oner • A*ins $46,.50Q. * 56.ssr kit d Ollde S.C. N,... SiU. AT <DST, $J1,0llO. BJ Sdlla, Shop&, • f'rwy. OWllS'. NEW '3 Br., 2 be. $22,100. lOnt lac.~ VWI'~ * 546-2355 $415,D OCEAN FROHI' Cot· BARD TO FIND! ndJ qaar-blp. Top b:! 5D See-
tier acn lat wffb f BR mare nr. o.ner, '15-1515
home In MNa Vt!l'de tar
anlJ $2l,S50. Imo~ .... port Hgts. 1210
""*""Kon lhluaahoUt FHA BUILDERS [..lqniidltim VA tflrma avdllble. CALL
LARRY S.llSL JftBl' mil 2 c:x>aP:teb re-
Heritage Bal Dtate modl!led homils. 3 bednnl.
2 baths, beaut1l\Ji lMng S.. Md SAVEi room w I t b s1in.-ti I B«ma. ? be., tionnaJ ctiD-CJCelll, large lanai. Conm'
=*ig, 11e11 fam, rm., qJt dro-Jot ld 321 AJilo. a.nnmc 2 aiut. drpa. lge f:tN .,.~ bedroem home wttb eom-
~ ldt1a. 31111 Uneoln w..,. pletely separate guest ~
546-9224 A bath. ~ CU1JOr1 and
~ equit:r amm>e GI Loa. plenty or roam for bmt a:
;t Bdrma, 2 batt., 1 yr okt, traill!r. G6 AlilD
~ Co ICbJs I: lhp'J. .. i Paularino. S&C122. a.n.o. Cows 1215
----·-! Mast lfll by June 2 I.GE Bdrml. 14 ~
:JO 5 BR, 2 ha. $22.80(). ~ 'Pvt. beldt, pier A t1oet. :.. m> ffudinc WI)'. ~ owner 837.Q255 J«">-Tl98.
't BY OWNER 3 Br • 2 Ba. ... wport Sher'lll 1220
1 Eme!!irnt Clllldttion A:
~~·~ v ltC.ANT * QUICK occu.
PANCY. 3 BR-3 BA. * One-Pk. 3 BR 2 ba.. story. $2A.<m. QiG. °'1Js. u lndllcpd di1JI. rz:l.900. Oubhle. Pool, Tmnil. etc. !Qwner. 54MlS'l ./ OPDl SAT /SUN • PM. '"ii NEWLY DEC! l Br-2 Ba. OWNm. * 642-3737 ~QIU.. [)rps., $900 -dn FhA " a co1.:n:>N
.D). Owner. 54S-3916
• BR. 3 ba + tam rm. Did>-._"" 1967
· ondnt. Nr achooW A OCC. 24l«Y "A.. tnme $26._,
:'OJroer lot. $34,500. 546-647 4 CAYWOOD REALTY
~Del Mu 1105 6.1)6 w. ())est Hwy. 548-1290
~E 4 BR-Beaut condl· w ALK m beach. Large .. A"
tkJn 5~% FHA 2e Ve .... m ooroer. 2 lby 3 BR 2
co .Lane. 546-31~ baths. 4 years old -Ul.!!iO.
New loan, low dn. ~. !MM. v.,. 1110 WATERFRONT. 2 ~ C . bt, 3 be, $45,s». E:dst ..: BEAU i..tory Home . $33.<m "'" bl. Appt. ldeal for W1fe family. 642-3316. • big bdnna, lge den, ww
qita. drila. &au lndacpd w ... cllff 1230 Md 1pmldnr. By Ownt'f".
:mt Baltra. * S4ll-37lO * $36,.500 * e SELL OR RENT e Conlt'mporary l Bll. 'l Ba.
1 BR., 2 be. furn. l'lofM, Ui.-()Jr. Io t. Nr WNtcli:ff
IL~ IJ'ltio, h•fl plltnf"ll\J· P111!ll.
C1oM' to .-vrrything S22.950. 1500 (.l)ftNW A.LL LANE
546-(616 ~ 673--463 l ('If f;46.'1 l:I
HOUSES POR SAL! 8Mk.., 1240
CHARM SPACE PRIVACY
hrtt1' tura., lid)' tiYlna
l'OGl'.D w/frt*:, dtninc rm. a ea. % -1.e. m.m Prioc •• ~ . m-6401
Eaatbluff 1242
IACHELOR PAD
RIAL GaOOVY
Belt IDcadoD • Blut1a Anae-
lilll. 2 BR. -.ierb deccr!
Mult .. tba! 6M-«m
BWFfS Omdominfum,
pJpU1ar 3 BR "Linda'' mod-
e 1. nice patm, ~
locatklD. 6".1071.
C....clelMer 1250
~
hcluthe C..,,. Shor ..
<>Pm ROUSE
S&t " 9JD 12-5 PriClld right for quick eale!
$54,«m. Approx 100' front·
~ on ooeamide. 3 BR, 3
ba, room '° build pool I: ex-
tra bdrm. Well Jndacpd,
heMy lbab roof. 4627 Rox·
blry Rd-Alie> have 4 BR,
~ ba to llhow.
HINGER REAL TY
m Marine Aw, Bal lsle
IT.Ha 673-3265
Slloredffls Estate
Pk::taieque 0 ce an View,
..-dlw llnlC room A: di~
tac nllllD ldh with ~ .,..._. ...-ve bedroom
.......... ~w.
... P1b '67 Jm. For .-
IJOW!Nftl cell &'B-1585
CORBIN-MARTIN
e..cutfve living
OCEAN VIEW -OJltom 4
Br, s ..... Sl)Ioc:m. i.
.-Id ....... Mill·
-,_.,,,. * '8'1.!IOO a... • .-
...... llw:mlil s -1~ BL lpatilllc eoad. Loftb' ,., + Aft. 2Jllt + 2 Bono
• ,,.. QIU. dip. bltinl.
$8,SOO. UM dn. Olimel'
f1nmce. 61ff1t8 * 2 BR. ~% Jot New WW
cs*. Jl.lodec! Frplc, met
ylll'd. Gtlrlp. Q c.n...
tioD. %13: 4"13-8'132
BY Olmer, So. d HwJ, 2 ll
BR. 1 ba. Cll'llU. .... 0...
bn dee. $3Z,950 m.4105
CHARMING beadl ~. S
BR 2 Be eo d h'W)' $.11.500
Owner 6T3-C15
....... PwnlMUt. 1300
OPEN HOUSE
FRI • SAT -SUN NOON-4:30
90I W. <>c..nfront, a.I.
3 BR. Rumpua Rm 24ic24,
21' b&lhl, exc tenns
IAuis W. lrigp, Rltr.
n4 E. 8alloe Blvd.
Be.ha m-cno
.. .. I .... . . . ., ~ ""' .
Friday, June 23, 1967 DAILY PllOT 2J
HOUSES FOlt SALi HOUSIS POlt. SALE RENTAU RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS
Huntington &e.ch 1400 Cendemlnf""' 1950 Mouw Unfurnlahed Aptt. Unfumlshed Apta. Unfumlahed Apts. Unfurnished
2 BR., den. 2 baltl&. 5'>enlsh Costa Me.a 1100 Newport P-:i1eh 5200Newport 8uch 5200 Newport 8Nch 5200 Vaunl-Sol Vista exm. ~ ..,.. 1 Yr. o1ct.4-:-:-:Bdnm-.-2-b&tha-.-1-yr-o1c1-.1• --.-.-_:::-::::::------...:..----..::.::.:...:-..:..:..::..:.:.::.~-===--=.:.:=-
TraDllfered ~ b*1 to
leave bi.a tie.utitul 6 BR
home. Qllltom dra,pea •
~ throucbwt. AMI
FM intercom, alt c:cnU-
tlooed A maey more CUil-
tam features. Hil ~ -
)'O'r pin. See this today.
Beaut. .. .. drapes, &1J bltna qie., drPI patio
Frptc., llllDD· "'Ibe Vil-partially' l.m:dlcpd dme .;
Ilse" JAao C: nr. UCI. Sell acf\la A mpe $%l5 mo.
~l~ !.. ~ loan. Avail June 'J!i. Drive by
VII>" ---..,, .. ,,. 968 PauJarino CM tblD
A.:cP;;A:;:::R:;:::T:::;Ml=NTS=== ptiooe 549-4122 n appt..
cfuxu"I --4parlmen~ on the Ba'I
FOR SA.LI 1980 1 BR. Gar A )'d. 2 blk ~
--------downlown <M. R.et. .. er 15 AJl'll, S1CIU03.22 cpfe pm, $'15. U 1-3:143
~'50.CD>cash. ~6 Bam1Jtoo. CM, ~ Mes. Verde MDIJftSmau~ ~RE~NT~A~u--~-
Paul Jones Re•lty
8'7-1266 Eve. &'B-1.972 1110
...... Furnished
Rent-la tO Share 2005
Wmt PRIVATE IOAT SUPS 2 & l IR-2 8.t.
from $250 mo.
• *'ndProof
• Car.,.t1. Drps.
e Htd. Swim Poo1 3 BR &: leqe panel~
den, .tireplace, 1-.ntwood
Ooc:n, many custom fea-
ttre.s. cvpelll, drapes, PERSCN or penon5 to
AVAn. Jul:y Ist. 3 Bdrm.I, 1
~ baths, l'tplc, cWiwtr,
carpeta, ctnpes, 2 bll&a ro
I~. First It lut
Month'• rent-=. 54&-7561
covered patio. 2 cw ga. nr. l bdrm. borne, nr. Newport Shor. 3220 rage, nicely land9t:ape$i Hartley Q>.: older J>er80n _ _._ _____ _
Penn., 2 bl. from Ferry
• Indoor Parking
It well kiept. Will VA or preferred. Olll Mon. t h r u Nft.BEAOf! 3 Br-2 Ba. 4re
FHA -$24.<m. rrt.. U. no weekend call!, "A" 2 1tory modern-Club 310 FERNANDO, S.lboa
Ted Way Rlty 536-2337 pleue. 5tM87'7 & water paid. sz;o. ~1 --------
RENT MONEY-&1lARE my Newport ~· RENTALS
PHOOEYI Neer Bach! Own room. Ent Bluff 3242 AptL Furnkhed Cod• Met. 5100 Huntington lkNh 5400
when you can bu)' a neat Call: Rose r Kovack,
3 BR 1a.i bath ~ With 546-11S>, cict-n. e 67>4176 VIEW Home. 4 Bdnm, and CoroM del Mer 4250 .,. family room. Available--------
electric kitchen, w/w car· ews. July 15. Yrty ~ S:!95 1 BR. Qimpl tum. Spm •·
peting. ~es A: fenced 2100 mo. 3061 <Mob St. ~ July 8 -July 16. $100.
yard for only $16.950. Let'!! Cott• ,.._ dllyi, 644-1164 na. 67>D2 a.ft 1:30.
talk terms! · ..:::::::;======II========. PACIFIC SHORES 2 BR + den-Weatclill Joca. --S.lbo. lst.nd REAL TY tion. Retp quiet aduilll UntversJty P1rk .. _,
536-8894 Eves. 5.16-2315 ...;.~:::::::::::· =$1&5=-=~=n=n=== AVAIL July 3 BR. 2~ b&. SINGLE Apt. $90 Yrly. Util
HOME with INCOME Lido lat... 2351 crpla, ._ piols etc. Leue pd. Single Ori onl.)'.
-
___ .,._____ "2'25 mo. 833-0170. ~
Live in ooe side -nsit
the other. A 3 BR It a 2 A1JG.1ABOR DAY· IMch 4400
BR, C!1>Wdrps It bll-4ns-~ Artistic Ho me. Lido laJe 3351 Huntington
EXCEL TERMS or GI no St~! Huge uJllitalrs -.-3-BR.--2 -bathl,--,---fam-li--SEE---.--ntE--
MMter IUitt. 2-br dwnstn. ~ .. dR.·o~i:~ Rulty s.a.. $10CI). eaii 673-7456 ~~~~~~ HUNTINGTON
847·3519 LIDO ISLE. 2 BR 2 bath&
Huge Lot/Cul-..c FURN . NEWLY DEC! ~eer" :~ :tlo~
f BR 2~ bath, llhake roof, 2 BR. 2 ba. By wk or mo. LelM $27'5. 673-5017
22x55 patio, lide yard with 1l8 V!a .Mentone. 61>57([;
large IJi*7 home-GI ~ SMf• Ana 2610 H"""""9n leech )400
prUaa1 t:M,Q. 0 w n e r --------LEASE I LARGE • ar..ma. NEW UJX. RESORT UV'G tr~ RF.ALT! ~ -~!1/':: ~. e.u. 1-MiP 4IPbct •" :.-::i:t:1'J:::a an.au !Ml. •n• tr-. o-e to downtown NC' -~ State Patt a.ma -.. ISouth> rrs • Dml-til. Qui«. t..ov'llY a..t 0.1 In Town
are&. ~ Meninces ADULTS • 1 8DR.M
.;;::M=:a.1t:::i·::::z3==f.a&m=;;;:;· == requeated, * 5.16-761& FURN • .UNFURN.
WATERFRONT HOME U,..,lelch 2705 TOWNHOUSE. l BR. ind.~~~ 411 Dock f.adng Main Chan-__,..._______ washer, dryer. refrie, R
Del In HQ11bngtm Ha!tlour. * ~ · C BR, 2 BA, It Q. Prlv. patio, ~ A: 147-8414
G\anl:rouS. Mod«n S -Br ~ blk. to Vktora. great recreation ana. $135 per 1 Bedroom • Q.EAN
2-cb)> home. Dll>e. ww. 'fimrt Owner ••. 494-2'115 mo. 962-2475. Near beach. $82.SO mo.
cipts In eTerY room! Dinlnl 5 BR. 3 ha. lam rm. 5Wim-'*' 84'1-S'l'll *
room, -n.. raom 2-&!-1 Vacation aent•ls 2900 min poo1 ~ ...... ... ...._ • -~ g · _.,v mo. n:&M!· S70 1 BR A9t w/w c:ptg ~~~ft~ FREE VACATION: WE'U. 96U588a.f.ter&p.m. dr1Js. Pl I: wa pd. 918
4355
GARDENS
~-------~~ HARBOR
GREENS
from $100
BACHELOR., FURN A:
UNF'ORN
{Utile Included)
1 6 2 BR Furn/Unlurn
l BR UN1'URNISHED
BeaUld PooU, Qilld Care
<:entn, Ad,J. ID Shoppq -
2'700 Petenon Way, at Hate
bor It Malm, Costa )ifeu.
546-03'10
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
COME OI om·
TO DI WIOR
HEIGHTS SIDE
Ne<W 2 A: 3 BR 2 ba Apts.
3117 Cinnamen
Rental Mir· Mn. Oiristenaen
54&-1034 m·i233
I VBl>OME Ldlcp'g, W a 11 e d hlio. tndt our lllmmolh Lakes, 4 BR. 2 ba. Fend, or ldlJI + Palm A"ft., HB * ~n:97
READY tit O CCU P Y ! HJeb -.rr& d1alet for 1-2 .tw. bltm a: refrig, Mee L leach 4705 115,<XXI. Owner wD1 ~-....._ ~ J'ID' Balboa, New· A: elem! $00. 117~ 1_-vuu ________ • S'pedooa l Br'a -2 S.
ate. LIDO SAJLBOAT A port hoala. July 2U;t to ~BEAal! i.s"l'ORY FOR LEASE, acimive e Slrfm Pool • Put/~
TRAILDt INC. .i> hone Ai-. Uda. ~.(i69() 4-.BR + Rmnpm room $115. New, mmp. tum. an • P'rpl • Indivllndry f.ac'll
"JM." (213) mdS 8 to 5 * BALBOA ISLAND * ~tns. ~164f electric apts. 2 bib to e Adults • Family areu
?tia'l. t b r u nu. or e XLNT Sommer Rentals. MAin belch. Laree ti.cb. 18'5 A.nahe1m Avw., CM.
<213) Sao MT. or SJN. • Avail 1'ow1 Allio: Winter Fountain V•lley J.410 $llS. 1 Br apt. SlS5. 646-S'1S9 _•_aw_it_. -----e or Y~ reservati<N. RDn'ILEASE Lee 2-ctory 585 Glenne~. ~lli5
--------OWNER. * 673-1503 5 Br-2 Ba. Blodc wall, Cpta. ON the Ocean. G<qeoiia
Fount•ln V•lley 1410 2 BR Modem turn Trlliler I>rpe, BHns * Dllbwr. view It beach. 2 br tum.
on Ollondo River. Rent 09'!' DM> eq.ft. Nr-Ftw)'. dean, aleepe ~ +. ll6t wt
LARGE 2-STORY I s.ar. 2-by day, week or month. DooglM-, HIB. N.AA. In til July nh. 494-7376.
BL Cpta, Drps, Bltns + CAot&ct Dix:le· 673-&t97 Seel Beadl. 'l BR modem tum. ooeen
Dlbwr. Bkx:k wa11 * ovm BAYFRWr. Spa. c 113 BR. • Nr-Ele:n a: Hldl lebools. view, he9Ud poo1 Sl50 mo.
2'XXl SQ-n. * $21.m e C.A1L MUm9 Avail • -•-SJ~. &JA% loe.o, di-. atps 1-10. Dock avail. June · JWJW. -~
CXIUllted fer cub down Sl.25, July, All,!! Sl50/Sl'15 S.ftt• AM 3610 RENTALS
$99
2 Dice beGoou:w. \C)&tain .
1 ~ t.tti., cmpets, drapes.
Private patio, Garagt.
W AU.ACE A VE. VILLA.S
BID W..u.ce Aft., CM.
(just IOUtb d Hamilton St)
lennacla Village
Open O•lly
10 A.M. to 7 P .M .
Furn. le Unturn. U!O up
Tm Ellia Apt C • . • • 2 D.R.
7721 Ellis Apt D • • • • 3 B.R.
7681 DU& Apt C •••• 2 S .R.
1 blk from Beach Blvd &
Main St., stores, thea~.
etc. Good location cor. Elia
le Delaware. OwTJer not an
property. Call 642-2835 tor
information.
2--3 BR 2 ba. pool. petiol.
Mora K a i. am Garfield.
H.B. Pvt St 1 Bl.k N off
Gar11eld, can furn. 96284
DELUX 2 BR. Cpta, drps.
bled patio, bllDs, $112.
847~
Fountain Valley 5410
DELUXE 2 BR. Covered pa-
tio, cpta. dr\>S. Pool a....U.
Owner. 962-5121 U\)'ttme,
S.nte Au 5620
THE ENGLISHWOOO
Deli&blful Ganim Apt. 1900
911-ft featuring a lee M.Mter
Suite &. Bath + 2nd bdrm
upstairs. Ill addi tJon. a
COl'N· wa.IBJt Panel'd den
Ii bath dwn6tain1. Formal
entry, Extremely lge wal-
nut Panel'd LIR with Frpl
openinc into ·~ private patio prden. ~ area w/lliding glus man
to & bf pyt-patio. LARG-
FBT kildlen in 8anta Ana.
All elec-bltm incl-dlbwr.
Th1' Beau home la fully
a~nd! Haa WW-<ipts.
Oat.om drlJS 6: an m-.1
amount o( lt.crage.
2233 E. CATALINA
hr 17th & Tustin SI A>
S41.o337
Rentals Wanted 5990
1 BR unf apt or Rae. kr
mature WOlll8n In CdM or
NB or Laguna. Yrly \le.
ReD.m-t66T
Udo lale 1351
SM ...... Lido Home
eidl!ting lc..n. * &42-60'19 wt. 173-8781 «VP 1.:.-lmd. Apts. Unfurnished . .:::=======::::::::.. Lovet,y QCEAW'RONT ~ $295 )(O. Bea.a eu&tom l BR, 8i-c 2 A I Br, 1~ ba.
Out of County 1605 So-lAgum Pnvat:e -.. lam rm. lcie J'ID'd. ~ N. Gener•I 5000 Qltl. Drpe, 2 poola.
VETERAN Bach &tudl!nt
needl tum 1 BR cir Bldl
Apt. Under $200. Nr OCC.
Work nigflta. 546-8959. a.tam-bit 4 BR. 3 l&'e
~ Buder' peJJlry with
wet bar le BBQ. I.a"""nped
palic> -new pa,t. $73.<m
JL C. GREER. Realtor
JCll V-1& Lido OR 3-!m>
EXm"nONAL ~
45' LOT * $47,500 rm • ...., 2 bed t 0 0 m ••
Sminy! Den, ~· ~· e IMMACULATE •
3 BR • 2 BA. 45' LOT •
$49.5). Owner. fi73.4i8ll
Huntlngten Buch 1400
0uttWe Neecls Paint
Jnlidr ~ lharp w /w car-
peta Is *"8 l BR comer
lot, .... ilbopfAug $3),960.
Blll"ry on this me!
Rex L Hodv-RNlty
147·2525
$22.500 C.R.Y.
SOL VISTA S,,.ciall
lfarcMiood floon, elec. kit.
3 BR 2 ba., ~/drpl.
P.t Robertson RJty.
147-8553 * 893-4152
OWNER mmt aell below
rmrbt-3 BR. ~ ba. °'lJ5,
bltna, -qq. .,. aceen.
Swim puel, iar pr. Eve
A 1' kn d a. 213:380-1'192.
DQm 213:6CM'l73.
SAaUf1CE
M ~ Great potential.
reduced from m.soo '° $13,'l!JO.
BRllfflAN ~TY
847-9658 549-3534
4 BR. 2 PuOman BA, for·
mal din. rm, bit-Im Incl d!llbw8'*! . mllD.Y extru .
WaJkiDC dWance to IChool a: Dote'--$23.800· &97-0174
$1800 DOWN includes do&-
~-5 0.., 214 ba, b\tni., new
cpta. newly dee. Xlnt cond.
PJl!Ult& $257. incl tsxes, &
in&. OWJ)er. 962-2594
./ BY OWNER 4 Br-'2 Be.
Q>ta. Obit garage. Newl)'
dee! Ldllcpd. SAOUFlCE!
FINC. AVAll.. 39'2"'217
AFl'ER 4::10 ·PM.
OWNER Must Sell 3 BR 1',.\
badla, Townhouse. $1<XX> you
pl\)' escrow & assume pym-
nta. Below Market price.
615-4413
IMM.AC S BR ~ • .Fully
malnt. Poola A: l"t!<:J'fJA. N!'W
ww cpta., ~. all appl +
wtr oond. Sl6.2'2S. $625 dn.
967.-.224.2
" 1WNHSE/2 Br.-n~ Ba.
./ AS1Jum~ S1;4 loan. Cp1s.
Drpl. Bltns. $13.850 Ade ms.\
8rookflu111t/Owner f;'T:l-76115
OWNER TRANSFEnRED e GLEN MAR 4 Br-2 BA.
WW-cptt1o thruout. ~'1wr.
• $21,000. Ownrr ~16·9716
--------Avail fer wason. ~ Balaer, SA. nr ,__ ~74.07 Nr sbopa's Ir 9Chi.. A'n'RAC 6 BR, 3 ba tune in ... z• FROM $99.SC
Hemet. Suitable for bcnes. RENT•LS IMMEDIATE Mllgr. 221 4 College apt #2
J .,.,.....,_ ~ Ou-'-• Unfurn. 3975 -ac (I mare. u·~ Hou.es Unfurnished ,....... OCCUPANCY * TOWNHOUSE *
Westminster 1612 r~-ar 2 -BR DUPLEX/BLTNS RICHARD llMBAll s Br, l~ bath, patio, Cp(a, ~· J000 Ooeed prage. Older ~ drps, stoYe, lm mo.
BY ~ a br, on Cl.lkle---------plit pn!I. $11.5 mo. 5e9937 136 E. ~ Ln.
eac. ~ blc )'I'd. Eq $18)) LOOKING FOR RENTALS YQU (d RND 548-a>s * MS-1768
Take over~% mA. $119 A RENTAL? AptL Furnished 3 BR 2~ ba, bit-ins, pre
mo inclde 1llns. &.16-199'1. look no turthe't Far Jmt RBU6E HERE baae clilpo9al, w/w carpeta,
bet W pm a UWe more than tbe tint Cost• Mele 4100 . drapes. FA beat, % story.
BY ~-. ~ BR " '-th11 .._ ,_... m-...... -..,... Sl50 mo. 9MA D Camino vw"~· .. • • .,. · "" ._, ...,...,. ·~ 1~ $145 SPACIOUS, newer 2 l: New 2 l: 3 BR 2 ba Apia. Agt 642-442'2
Bltns. frplc, cptl, fnod petio can OWN this 4 BR 2 bath den. 2 fUll Ba. bltns etc. 3 l l 7 Cinnamon · · --·_ -
and yard an In. 2-car gar. home, built·im, w/w car-Area lor kids. Other• tor ReolAl Mgr. Mrs. O:iristemen 1021 El Cimino Drive Moving Eut~MUat tell 9'30 ·'-n... 3 BR ·• ba I peting. tam..., room. Vlr quiet dllta. convenient to ~1034 m-&233 . ,. . w w cpl.I,
l...arbpr Dr. 531.-J ly $165 mo. Pll)'I every-3 FRWYS. fabulous So/ walk In closeb!. Adults, oo
thing. Don't hesitate -call ...... ,.. .. ,_.. pell. 540-0154 or ~ S. An• H..._ l 630 O>ut Plaza. V •"J '" IQ•! l 00 ___ .... •..__·-----for details. Agt. StM:l(l For best v •I u e phone 2 BR ~ex. Gar. pvt back
WILL Take good care
at your CoW. Meu 3 BR.
home; 1eaae. Preeeon
646-lm: pvt. Ptr·
DESPERATE! Need prqe
fDr 1torqe Ill> to no mo.
Htg Bch or SUI Bcb. Call
213: 434-0191.
WI'D! GARAGE ar car , • .
Space for amall car. Nr-~
Vine Terrace. 673-8879
40-ISH Cple WANT 1·2 'llr.
Apt, Howie er Goest liile
for JULY &: AUG. 61J....IQ
l'ffi Art Student needs &Jo:.
age or smell bldg w\th
elec It window. * 962.ail * $4440 YrJy lnccmt. 3 Haet VACANT 4-Br +' 1'8.mily 546-7331 /)>!A_ CJ\.. yd. New palnt, Cllla, bltne.
on % ac. room tor m~. mom. Split level. WW-cpta, Lu J.J Vicit CM. Call ~
Reduced $39,500. M&-1249 Drpa. Min to Beed!! m> $25 Wk. LA . IEACH"• 2 BR-1 BA. FENCED. R0om1 for Rent 5995
sq-Ct. Fencer yanL SAFE • Studio ~ Bach apa. $92.SO.mo. * 1 Oilld over 3 BU<S to bee.ch! Mald llr·
L•111una Buch 1705 sq-Cl. Fenced yard. SALE • lncl Utila It Phone RIV. -10 OK * Call 544-8511 • or LEASE. S'2?).mo, OPEN e Maid Service • TV llV1llL Laury f'UrDIUDfuru ' ' ~. Color TV. $10 wk"11>.
LlTI'LE DOUGH HOUSE • New Cafe • &t Becbelar • 1 " 2 BR 2 BR. Frplc, car. c:pll, c:tr,11, 421 ilh St .• Huntington lch.
L<Y1'S 0 HOUSE SAT/SUN 10 to WJM. 2376 Newport Blvd. 5'8-m6 Steps to lhn le 8bl>slS Nl!Wly ~ted le dee. ~ ROOM w11b ld-=tlm prtv.
REAL STEAL for Veteran ~ YACHT DRIVE. Oceanvift from rm'Y Apt. Broadway. 9 am. 3 pm. in Badlelor'1 borne nt 00C
w/G.I. eliglbfilty. Specious DANA POINT. ~lSO'l .MOOERN 2 BR Specioal It Leeae trom $150 mo. No llDOlking. 56-1348
3 BR 2 ba, w/w C9J11ets, NEWPORT RMmA ~=" eai~:.-: sdi,.srtxr l~ ::.: A~24e Newport Beach 5200 ROOM I Nice a.ta Naa
mod/ldtch. SZi.950 -No Dn LuxuriOlL'i C.Onwr 211tory Pbcloe 54~ ~ 00me $17-wk * ~
pmt $157 mo pmt. Townhouse. 2-Br-Den, Fa-------FOR LEASE after 5 p..m.. or weekmds
Mission Rily 494-07ll mily mom. :i-haths. LovelY ~.~.:.DT!.~~~ ~==geS.6!~ ~~g. Luxury 2 BR LOVELY room tor~-
FO..R SALE BY OWNER Patio. * Pool, ~. $8n-mo. * 2335 ELDEN Combt'Bulline• & Living Apt.-W-td.1ff ~a ~tleman ~ per .mo. 3BR home close to beach . S'l35 mo -ll'a.<e. * 64&613> dee •• .....,.., ......
schools, &bJpa. Spacious NASSAU Palms. 1 I: 2 Br, 2 BR. 2MBa. ynr;;:lY • 21i!t batb3, private patio, Su-REAL ESTATE
lMng are&. two fireplaces, •100 furn It unf. $1.ll> -$140. Htd $350 per °'• r...,.. ana bath. swirnmmg pool.
open beams, New elec:tric Cott• Mesa • pool. in E 22nd St. 6'2-3645 garage, adult. only. S't.25 General
lei ...__ ALSO -DmK SPACE 'U'----------• ·t..-u•:n. Many nioe featuns. LIKE NEW 1 BR JIDTI. 2 BR Unfum Avail same Bklg, $15 .....,, Inquire 1519 Cornell Income P--rty 6000 e Asking S39,500 e WW cpts, drapes, and Lane. Npt Bch. 642-3380 • -r-
465 El Boeque, «K-25.11 2 BR with i:arage S85. Pri-HMted pool! * 548-0422 mon::.· Naeh 67>2676 BAY FRONT APT.
Prime Ocunfront Prop. vate fenced :,atio. diapmal, 2 BR. Util tree. $125· Lux. 2 BR, 2 BA.
4 Delux Furn 2 BR. 2 be wate!' pd. •·126 Santa Ana 1613 Santa Ana Avenue FAIRWAY VILLA No childtt11, no pet5. un!ta. Lot 60x'lll0' • 10 car Ave. 537..o:w> KJ 2-7279. Eve. 83M9'Z1 $29'5 I mo.
parking. $180,<m 3 BR, 2 be, DR. lg tam nn, BAOiELOR. $*> . ludin 10 to 6 daily 548-150l.
By Owner n4·. uo-... kit bit-ins Cl'ts. Pia& 1~ • JJ1C g APARTMENTS '"""-'' • ' "6 utiJ. Nr. Harbor shop. LAGUNA BEACH yd w-st arl'1'U· Nr. all 542-8881 838-1273 EVES. 20122 Senta Ana Ave. 5240 Beautiful vift' buildin,. lllte acbla. com pool, $115 mo J BR Apt, adulta m)y B_ac_k_S._....Y...._ ___ _
at T -n-..... ':.. 000 Jse. 545-5070 $65 MO. ~ BacbeJor Apt Call tor an appt f 0 .._..,.,. ~ .., Util incl 2526 Elden Apt C 6U-C6(1 Un um TOWNH USE
nth. Call for appt. i-11 ~ NEW HOME' 3 Br-2 Ba. lnq: ~1 Elden Apt B Beau E/alde, 2 BR. 111' ba.
or eves, atttr 6. M&-'156S Dream lotrhrn. PueJ'd 2310 Santa Ana. 646-2191
HilLTOP/PANORAMJC VU! tMni-nn. Spkln. Q>lll. BACH. apt., tum., utilities Coat• M-. 5100 -========
./Bargain! 3 br • ~ ba. Den t>rpe. + lar~r den. i-id. S65. 542..0994• --------Corona del Mu 5250
z.n,,a, Deck. Pr1nc-onty'. St&-l344 N-rt 8Nch 4200 ~· 2 BR Duplex,~ and
$33,500 * Owner, 494-7413 CL.F..AN 2 BR . Gar. garb --,..-refrli. incl. Anaheim St. nr
diapos, cpt.s dips. tried yd, 8LK to Oct-an &: Bay. Ex-19th. 642-5W .
NEW 4 Br. 3 ha Monarch stove. $95. 6."11 W Victoria. qulslte 2 BR tum Apt. Ww 2 BR. built-in own & range, ~ 180 degree white water 54&-5630 ~-.. 111:1 cpts. dr1>1· Sorry, no chldm t:arpeted, $85 mo. 543-9393
view. $89,<m. 499-1530 $t<l'i YR.LY. e>yw, ~0051. Mabon Realty. NEW Beacbfront. 3 baths CLEAN! ATil: . .\C! 3, br-2
maids room. SURF VJEWi be.. Lovely li:r. yard. Nr-Ev<-. 67!>-4688. <LEAN! QUIE1'! 1-BR.
$89 <XX> * 4~1530 Mesa Ven1t (IC. Avail DELUXE Nf'w Watefront-$79.50. Dlckleed range.
' July J. $Zl»-rno. '* 545-8155 Wk· or mo during July i Reff'Teflces * 548-8007
Condominium 1950 / $75 • trrtL · PAID! w • 3 wki; ol Sept. Pvt-pier NlCE CONVENlENT 2·Br.
./ Older 3 m un Bachelor It noat. Sips 8. 673-4643 or Thlplex. Garage. No pets.
HOUSE '* 646-7441 (213) CR 4-06!Ji 773-A Scot1 pt, 64&-1037 BACK BAY
ON TEN ACRES
1 • 2 Bil. Furn 6 Uofurn
Frplca • Ptiv/Patioe Pools
Tennll -Contnt'I Bkfst. 18
hole Putt/Green.
900 Sea Lane. CdM. 6'13..J445
(MacArthur nr. Coast Hwy)
GOOD BUY In VlSTA, Cal.
Duplex w I 'lJU betwn. Ee
1i00-l BR, ha, lge ldtv, cln
area, nioe size liv rm, .ncl
yd, 179' front. 2 bllm io
town. $14.!M.
Pb. n4: 724-~
MOI'EL/NEAR NEW!
10 Units + Apt. Nev AJr •
port A llo. Cout P\a.za *
* * IDEAL FOR COUPLE
$19,00>. Asking $15.<mdn .
OWNER * 673-7'245
13,soo sq.~ .• c.2
• Lot with bwldlnc e Eatt 17th Street.
• Coeta Mua e Price 165.<m
RPalonornics. Corp. 54Sa40
TRl Pl.EX 5 mm-So CloMt
Plaza. Z Br-1~ bath each.
lne-$375 mo. F/P $33JOO.
$10,000-dn. Own<!r. 546-3493
* TRIPLEX * 2 BR 'l BA Bllms. q>ta, $1 ,995 DOWN
FMturing: 3 hlrm1 ' 2 ba ••
all-electric luxury hornet.
BeauWUUy "'11d8ceped
gmtlnd5 with 2 hMted
pools, potting ifl!t'nl, shuf-
1 e h o 11 1' d & badminton
co11rt11.
2 BR 2 Ba Bili,.., ~ta. Corona det M.r 4250 1923 PAMONA <REAR) Drps. Cloe<.'d gaf"l.i'! $l2S. l·BR. Garage .
549-0762 Eves LOVELY \-BR· APT over S65 mo. * 541~
COLLEGE Pk. :l Br, 2 ba. LOVELY 1 . BR APT Deluxe l Bn. W/w a-pU,
£1« kit. n('wly decor. 2316 CT\ltt Garage. * Bltris rte. drpe. bltl1u1, ~ mo. 984C
Rutgers. $1115 l~r. 545-&JSl tl50-mo IN!Se. 12131 ~~ El Camino. Agt. 642-4422.
:Z BR et1rpeted, fittplace, cirp!!. Frpl. OOM'd ga..rqta.
garage. 1 person. Adult. lnc $<1140. 541HY762 EN.-.
Uni. Nn pets $135. 673-4169. SEU. or LSE/By OWNl:R.
• Store 50xl2' /Rear p~'I· Huntington Beach 5400 e 2U2 Harbor/CM. JE 4-7S61
PRJCED AT SZ7.895
XlflT FINANCING
C'cmtJlrt: ~·s ft'pre-
.,'t'lllllltvt>
(213) 6Z~T.l41
COlJ..EGE Pk-:-J BR -$1'1!1 DARLJNG 1 Bdrm FUm TWO OlARMTNG 2-br ttpt6.
Men Vmlr · I RR • $1'15. Apt $350 mo or $100 wk. 195-$100. NEWLY REDEC!
~~9'll!7 * ·..c~ 642.J&t'i BLTNS. • 613-'44:13
2 BDRM townhouse, n, be.
bltns, pool. dub etc. adlta.
191l'14 Sid cup Ln. !16'2-433. 1
3-BRY~nic llfldc yant S'nJOIO / No ~nil 16.5-'l BR. Oupitoll El« bltns, 1. 7 &-:l BR·s. l,J>w M"nt'
frnrl, SISO mo. 1041 WUeon 1 blk-Hwy. RNlp. ~le onl,y. fncd yd. $120 mo. 227 £. 19l:U Huntington Avr Apt. B
531·0019 494-1270 ac 494-11$. 19th St. 546-l!rlO * M7-1m *
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R-4 ZONED Cor 88 UNlTS.
Ad I -o.c.c. NEW S~t
Phil S1111iv11n Rltr 54~
7 UNITS • NF:W
lnd11.!-1r1al SIP $12.500
WE.BB REAL TY * 631"'430
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Fun and Bargains, ·Mother! -
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Pick up y~ur . DAILY PILOT classified section and you'll probably find
tile things you've been wanting. We've helped om· customers sell every·
thing from an abacus to a zither.
Make it a habit to shop your DAILY PILOT classified ads every day
~
because every day there's a whole new stock of bargains there.
(Incidentally, when you're tired of that rock~r , M'am, we can help you
sell it. Just dial 642-5678 and say "CHARGE IT'' to the cheerful girl
,
who ass ists you in placing the ad.)
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SIRYICI DllltlCTORY M>U & EMPLOYMINT JOU & EMPLOYMENT Joas i iMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENl REAL &ST A TE BUSINESS and
General flNANCIAL * * * Income Prof)4trty 6000 Bus. Opportunlti• 6300 * * * Help W•nted,
7400 Women 7G ~~~~---~~~-MACHINISJ'S * Income Portfolio # I lit-gin yow-lnVt!tltment pyra· I/ I
mid with Illa hornet . an in--Business come gem. 2-2 BR a Z.l
BR ~· Gl'olsq ~ Oppoe1unities
$4000 )'riy. Pymnt only ; A a11aL•-$71"l4. a.-tiom ltYlillc 10% .., ~
dn to lit TO oo loan fees. 22 year o&d Service and
Buckeye lnvettment Sa.lea Mfe. Co. ln Newport
116-5930 838-'1598 eves. Beach •• , • • • • • • • • • $13,500
FIVE UNITS
with ownet'a three bedroom
home. Located N e w p or t
~ area on lot UGxlSO
with IS"* income of $6640
-only l°" down ..t tint
tnat deed fer ~
Bia. M8-M36
Hardware Stllft In Shop-
ping ee.iter. Cbtta M.-
••. .• • . . ..... •• •• • $32,000
Lmmdromat ln Stqipinr
Center, Hari>or Bl'f'd., C.0...
Whaddya Want? Wt..ddya Gott
5'1CIAL CLASSIPICA TION FOR
NA TUltAL IOIN SW~PEltS
Special hte
6730
HAUUMG S10 LOAD
Will tallll .-ble ltema In
tnde .... .moe. MUS20.
a..EANUP •• pn~ etc.
g...,. -..Wt. ooncrete.
1T7. Gnde IDp90il 962-8745
licM II 1 11711"1 673S
Machinists
lrmnrdiste openinp
far qnaliW mac:bin-
W. to 1llCldr Oil mm.,
lathes a D d otmr
ibll> nmcHnea.
T ...... lc is a...,..
i"I electnnka firm
located in UVUna a..c+a In ......
dllty. Opportunity
for advanm1nent.
EllC)iM Lathe
Machinists
T•rnt Lathe
Machinists
MllillCJ
Machinists
O.y & Night Shlfta
660 HOUR WEEK
SI'EADY EMPLOYMENT
PROFIT ~G
Wanted fw 1 w .. k, A young wom.n with
nerv" of atMI, the tempet"•ment of •n
•ngel, who loves children to help grand-
mother with her 6 or 7 lively gr•ndchll·
dren (41h yrs • 15) 1t rented Newport
&..ch •pt. from July 29, 2 p.m. to Aug.
S, 11 1.m. Prefer tomMne with t..chers
tr•inlng. P•y ncellent, exposure to sun
and beech -boya fl"M bonus. live In
or cloae by, evenlnp eff 1fter 8 p.m.
Write to Dally Pilot Box No. M606..
ta Mesa ••• ••••••• $!16.900
Pleue call Mr. hy
6'13-S200 Evft: ~
. lay & leach
R .. lty, Inc.
~ W. Baloba Blvd., N.B.
6060 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~I ---------WTD! RETAILERS, S~
5 lines -6 tt .... -I bucb
ltU\.U -AO Mun INCl.UDI ~ ,. -• .,.... ....... ,,.. ...... tr.-. ~vou• ..... flfl4I• ._ ._. ""' ., ............ ~IMO l'Ott &All -flllADEI OHL YI , PHONI '42.-5671
Te ~ Yeur Treder'• ParadlM Ad
Beauty ll)Op • La&una Jkb. WHOLF.3ALERS DI.STR. m.u>E 2'' nBERGLS
Pre.stige location. Beauti-Meo • Women/Full <It Part SLOOP Sips 4, Inboard
fully decorated. Plumbinc time. Xlnt oppor for you to Aux. BEAU cond! FOR In-
OOMPLJ'J'l'Z 8oaM. Apt. Ii
Yadlt Omi"w-ALSO: sua=-ltataJa. We baw .......... "~ .... .... ) Call fiC.1400
6755
c.11 Penonnel Dept.
014) 494-MU
RLONIC
ENGINEERING CO.
a, fixtures in. 600 sq. ft. earn money. O>mpl.ete line come prop on Oranpe.out-
For lnformatlm, can of Uquld Concentrate. Very Prine oo1y. ~ eYes.
* Alukan camper 1i: s
Ela!icutive IBM type-
writers. TRADE 1or
inboard boat motor
* 540-3760 *
P.O. IOX 277
LAGUNA BEACH Lanw .. ,. 6110 An equaJ oppocbmity
$539'.l, 9:30 to 5:30 aubstantial Co. 0ppor to ln-Wd: InaJewood or So Ba,y
llletalt Stere or Office ver."t.small ar tArse. 11 de-Ara. TD'1 IDc or Home.
Prominent location Bal-tired. CALL 5«>-3S59. Haw; 65,000 aq ft M-1
boa IalaJld, C1.D IQ. tt. BEACH SHOP at J!ier. Swim a, Trip)a. CM. AD or
w.w. carpet. $100 per wear, ftnl, raftl, lhifta, pat. R. & Watt& Tl6-9970
mo. Bia. 548-8636. 10Uveni.rl, etc. Money back MC&lE HOME
Store ~· 696 W 19th CM fint aeuon. Muat SAC! Ba1llide VDlace
adjoina 2'70 family 1S '110~ $3900 FP. 626 Victoria San TNde· tor boul1e.
bid&· DCl" under conat. mo Clemente 492-6541. $U21. can: Dee Canby
mo. Genco RJty. 642-4422 HOT Dor • Popcorn -Snow '44-156t or •T4H
STORE 17x40 -$160 ~-u; ... ~-~1m>1-a-~" Busy Harbor/Newport Blv. full . 628 Victmia, San cam&ro. All uttu. FOR
intttaect. 15,000 Dally traf. Clem 49'U541 Ol C-U21 clear olt-saltan RMen.,
tic cauDt· 666654. $t50D ~ mitt. NEAR 1---------TASTEE FREEZ, Oraqe aAJBHOOSE * 113<1m1
A.RT mJDIO 9P1lce to Olty. Grou 10M price 291, * 14' Ila BOAT * .mtt. Lacuna Be9Ch. lOM dn. Prime loc. P.O. '15 BP ~ mioaw
B.eu.157 No. C.out Hwy. Box 2:194, a.ta Kea. .._, la ••lt ,...,.:
Office llMtal • 6070 ASBOClATE llltl'l at P'IXJP 'ftW ... W C _._ ....... rtc:111Hllc A m. net.
CARt1LLO BUJLOINO -...,.. ... ....,... --Under N .,_acement S ma 11 ilM9t. req. 1'or Ir u.iui&T
Clften: ;: cond: Ample lllJP't. 52'1..fllS v. IL Aodiet. (lmll tlillfn $BP Ola·
pmidnc; W /W ~tq; EXCl!L lit TD CICl 3 ddoe board. Seutc-! Miit
Drlc*: UUlltMs paid. ~ tm:it lots ~ 1" oo val~. FUR equtT ot
3,000 ...,,_ feet· $40,00> In ea.ta Mesa. CAR • Call: <m> -.--• ~44 129 E. Cabrillo, c.M. · 58M6ll ~ U>M
64U.CJ06 day or night DRY CLEANING AGWCY l'RAC>E '63 <Jtey. M cort-
Ome&.$50 MONTH! MUsr SELL! * DUE TO wrt. Full pwr .. AM/FM,
New Q>ta Ii: Drpa. Private ILLNESS. * ~9807 w/w, cual toaneau. Low
Restroom. VERY NICE! Newport 8eaCh ART GJ.L. mile. !or GOCD VW; 1ell
Call Mr. Owens, 64U1M3 LERY Prime location. Call $1250. 6G-358I Eves.
1000 SQ-FT. Luxury office. owner ~s. 644-1733 e TRADE e
Cpb, Drps, 2 ratrnu., $250 ~ H0RSEPR Ol.111!'N> mo.* ALL or PART. Money to Loan 6320 In &ood ~ mo Or&A&e / CM. S4Ur73 For s H.P. OUtbaud WE represent aeveral bun-m31135
2 ROOMS A pnge. Cotta dl'f'd Jmden who are com-, .
Mesa. Stoo. 1ncl util Jac:ob-petitive In rates Md tenm Ji CABIN ow.er, 1962
aen. 642.f560 642-9044 • all .._ _, .___ $50 ~e. er u I 1 e 14
• 1or v ...-"" ..,..... •• knota. Will tak llDA1l 411 E. 17th •t Irvine 00> and up. Call Mr. bollt or car ,in ~ pi.
Low ttnl, m leue, S4.2..Q)25 Payne, 494-9724 cub. sc.mr
BEAU. HUGE SPANISJi e 2...tory/Aa'e, Vao N\tya.
• S32.~1~.ooo FA-
OJa9W" Ladcape Serrice ---~-------
SpedlJ -Sprintten I: ~·Beu. 546-51'1'6
tate. TRADE for Incame ·
or BUlinela unita. (213) Mu rnry, lridt 6l30
m .1004. Bril* • Block • Slone
TRADE, NEW 3 BR., tmn. Slate e Planter'& e Veneer
nn., 2"' bath.I. at COllt, AL 11.ALolN'E. M'l·TllO
$37,<XX>: 'Newport Beach;
tor home with pool. Paf ........ ..
OWNER 646.$10 .... .......
n rr Oouter Scboocwr
with $10,00> equity. Will
TRADE for 'l'D'• or Bmdl
property. Chet SalUlbary.
iutr. mem
pAJlil'l'IMG. Specialize in 2
*117 Trim w.ft. Over bane
• hda lmrd. f'rtt estj..
...... ~''Les''
PRODOOIOI
COlllOI.
MAU&ll
Elcellmt opportuni.
ty lar 1111 eiqMr1 la
p&anninc and oan-
troltiag Wiid
&oodl Pioduttim.
Send remme « .-
~ ·~
UJ. DMIS CO.
FOREMAN
Or t ,.,troan to super-"* ~ 25 ON for Rmicondudor
~. Mu•t
~~Ice ind~
ftlCt 111pervision in eJec..
tnlDiel, preflftbly llfmi-
a:aluc.1or &Id..
Deft.
s.miconclucton, Inc.
225 PUlarino a.a Mela S«MlS>
An equal CW* tuuity
empk>jw
..r:• .. 5 SEWING • ALTERATION AUTO SALESMAN
lndustTbtl Rantal 6090 Mortfaget, T.D.'1 ~ * * * * * * Any Patt8TI or Material Import and Damemc ~ * PRIME M-1 * ..i.so e 541 ~ • ience.. MM who raeda to am ar 950 Sq ft with heat Money Wanted -Af'iNOllNCEMENTS SERVICE DIRECTORY ~ , earn $1.0X> Mo. Many _.. ..M•-,,.___ -llftd NOTICES . ,..._,..._ f r in ~e bmdita induding
...... ..........~. ic IVUI ~ mo. WANT to borrow $2500 aa Child C•N '610 IV'J<'I •""'"' bom.s.
1651 Placentia, ai.ta Mesa aieconc1 truat dffd. ~ Pertonala 6405 ~ COST A CAR CO.
50al39 or eHlJ9 eva. o.: m.1413 SOMETHING IPIXlAL tar DR.EllSMAKL~G A: l9lil9 Harbor C.M. IG-4874
2500' Sprink. ~ mo. aNNOU""rEa.u:NfS LOSE WElGlrl' aafel)t with 1 c:b.Dd. Lavine care by RN. AJ.,TERATJONs. Nr --929 Baler (!,< ~ n-I>e-x-A-Olet Tlll>let&. ONLY $20 -week. 962-8939. e 6C2-4«11 e MAINTENANCE ~"ii-. JO ~ al,l4 NOTICES 98c at Cotta Mesa ~ &w;ifty S.. ftc:lll MECHANICS
ncl (F a.L.' ..it..11-iucy, CM. Contracton 6620 -r-• Eilperimced •i t b wort!
6100 Fou ,.. __, -SERVICE DIRECTORY --------and Alt.eratiom. M-2llll Can yua meet this c:ti.J.
WHT ~ora cat w/blue col--Tiie, linoleum ~! Start now!
1ar • bell. Vic al M e, 1 a Anlwertna Service 6505 JWnode!bte • · • • • • • • • & Mlrble W/5 C.mbro Mfg. Co. i-·~~1!!'11111'-Verde. ~. ,• ;.;;::: Room A~ • • • • • • --------'l'&Ol ~ Street
SMAlJ.. brOwn male pocicn.. Answert,. Servi• Akatiml ...•• • • • • * Verne. the 'me Ila * Hunt.qton Beech
J. C. Clrter Co.
671 W. 17th St.
Coat• Mtu
~21
An equal opportun.itJ
employer
Slod Clerk
~ work· q with electro-
rnedwHnal p a rt I
preferred.
MRS. LA FON
VARIAN
DATA MACHlllS
(f"orm«ty Dicisiorl
Ointrol, Ine.)
1590 Monrcwi•
Newport IMch
Aa~~t1 ....-..
llSPECTOR
Good knowledge Of beftcti
and Door inl!lpection ~
quired In sncisiori ma·
dsined component.
Night lhift.
4.5-50 HOUR WEEK
STEADY lltfPLOYMENT
PROFIT SHA.RING
J. C. Carter Co.
671 W. 17th St.
Coat• Meta
543421
AJl equal opportunity
employer
DRAFTSMAN
Experjeooed 1n detailing ol
precision medlanical com·
poomts.
PROFIT SHARING .
J. C. C1rter Co.
671 W. 17th Street
Corte M.aa
541-3421
An equal opportunity
employer
LM1 Sao Marcot
NlY hnpcVrid Lot
All Utilltt. hi
l3000 Nl Price
Call Hanle Mmll&ld
V--J'rwnk J, lle&.aa "'-". ---'-,__._n A -. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitl Vic. ol Raleiib A: Wllllorl. .._,. • • • ,,_ ...._ ,..._.___ ,..UIK ...,,. .... ........, ·~-=--::uc:-_c:-~----
.._. -· '™'W ...m. .so job tDo lllld. • m11rine C•rpenter
L\res: 173-%1.46
646-30C7 an. 5 p.m. TAI ..a, ...-...., P!Mter patdL Lealdiac • Fibervl ...
FOUND: Sm a 11 brawn on your phone LI I-WM. .,... ~ ~ H7-U5T. · Lamfnators
)"OUDC q . O>rma del Mar 24 Hour Service EMP OYMENT U-..! Moto e M.rine Mecha I area. ~.25 after 2. CALL Ml 6-IOOO Additions * Remodeling JOBS & L wwwqas n e M.rine Flbergi.:,
MAN'S rtne. eor. of. Vlctoria Fred It Gerwlck -Lie. Job W1nted ~ 7000 900 Soa1h Cou1 Rwy. Mold M1ken
It ~on&. Owner describe. labysJtft"I '550 613-600 * 56-7170 • Lilpna Bead\ 494-7SOJ High W>'S!
54s.6549 NEW CONSTR. -Additions LINOTYPE Opentar wnta Apply 173a> Gramercy
BLACK T\ge!' male kitten. EXP. BabJsitt.r . will lit R.emodelinl -Uc. c.ontr. part-time work. W Dtt tlf' COOK Place, Gudena, Calil.
4 white paws. Vi.c: ~ ....., borne. Hot ltllldt, ID-DON HAWE SC-1246 only. PMoe .... aft 'Dlaroa&bl1 aperienced all 1=""'v:-:-..._:--.,.,-._ -----
Electronic
Assemblers
EXPERIENCED
1ST & 2ND SHIFTS
To work in the area& of
printed dreult bOard ...
tembly ' IOlderin1, eleo-tronic c:huai.t umnbly
and ~. taper pin
wiring. Ml.lit be able to
identify eleetraaic ~
ponenta Md lmoW elec-
tronic color code.
MAS. LA FON
VARtAN
DATA MACHINES
Formerly Decl1lon
Control, Inc.
1590 MONROVIA
NEWPORT llACY
All Equal OppOi tuad'>' Eb)ployw
EXPERI!NC'ED
COMMERCIAL
TILLER
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
3029 H•rbor Blvd.
Cost• tMu
.S..6-2033
AA eqUa1 oipport\lnity
employer
Applican14 ~
on merit reprdleu '1
race, religiou1 CTeed,
color. m.tiooal oriP, or
anceatry.
COOK
Relief ~ vacation
help needed ln diet·
ary \citchen and em-
p lo y t e cafeteria .
p~ coot.ct
Mrs. Ku1m1
Westminater
Community Hotpit•I
193-4541, Ext. 332
MATURE WOMAN
Wanted for phoM wwk at
local office. Full or part
tllM. Good pay Call Mr.
Anderson, 892-4412, West-
minsteor or Mr. Weld,
646·7904, Costa Mesa.
'OM ""' C:AGA .. .., n ...... oo L...M.-.. ....____., • .........,., Help. Elqler., A: Bay, .. <l'M'V'IDI> quire um Palm An. Hnt'r ~ a * ADDmON 3::1> p.m. ._. ~ CillllJei"DCQt. full time da'is or nigbu. ---------... _____ _. GER.MAN SlfDlfmtD ~ Bch. CONCR!.TE T. Ericbon Mm!ANICAL E!rwi'..nrc ElaDe:Dt oppcatunit)'I 2281 Newport BJ., CM. WAITRESS
REALTORS
673-4400 .
PY· Approx !knl». Vic: O~ABLE Girl will Uc-Omtr DJ/Eve 6G-4438 Dnftina, Tootllls. Pldlada. APllO in pemlll Pennanent, Kood tipL
Meta del Mar. 569192 bebyait to your home. Ex· • 54>91D1 • lllll E. O>ut Highway Apnci .. , Women 7300 NI or Part Time.
BLACK ' WHITE kitten. perieloedl Have tranlport. C•rpet Cl .. nlng 6625 Job W•nNd, &..dJ 1020 Corona del Mar Experienced only.
HUNTINGTON BEACH Meta Verde area. 546-0108 546-Ql02. WALL TO WAIL CARPET CARRIER BOYS Surf & Sirloin
Sacrifice R-5 comer· Gn?at PUPPY . Vic. Monte Vtst. It BABYSITI'ING W'11>' Ma· ~-:1>% DISCOUNT! GRADUATE ~ O.C.<;. (~ GOOD ROUTES R.dt•ur•nt
Potential. Reduced from Elden Ave. 642-3501 ture 1.8-)'I' old Ref.a. NB e U M823 e Major) tak1nc maroas AVAILABLE 5930 Pac. Cst. Hwy.
loin Proceu
Clerk
~ty fo r apptt.
cart witn front o1fQ •
pmriaoce and lood ~
ing lkilla. ~ lou
~ experiftlce
deefrable.
Calif. federal
Savings & Loan
2700 H•rbor ll~d.
Costa Met.
An equal ~
anpkryw
SECRETARY
To S.I• M..napr
Experienced. ~·
able, good .tbortband
and cyp~ mu..
Ale 22 ro ~ aan
for~t.
U.S. Diven Co.
Kl t.2241 l An equal oWWMllV
~
; .
PROh3ilONAL HOUS~;i
KEEPER. Tak.:: dw'p wl
Chfldn!ll, Cooking A: Houae
Only thole teeldng a Good
Home. Nice family, ao a
permantnt buis, need ap-
ply * S~month. CALL
642-9532
HOUSEKEEPER
Beach area. Pennanent, live
in, pleaaant home. I
642-7484 ~
Eves. A: wknds. fi13..1012
Avon Calling
~llerit eamitic opportu.roo-5860_ ... _I nity oUered to women wuo
qualify. Call collect
BAR MAIDS & • . . \
••• Go.GO DANCERS : e ~WEEK SALARY.
e nIE HUMDINGER. \ • 638-5483 or 127.2340
MA IDS * Summer & Wln-
ter. A41ply in penon to:
"fuekpr." * HC1t'll. LA·
CUNA, I 425 ~· Cout Hwy Lacunadinn«r_.
WAITRESS Age Zl-35 .IV!<"
weekend.a. Exper in
se1"Ving. Apply in pencn• I ~ OIALEl' Restaurant j
414 N. Newport Blv/NB I
HOUSEKEEPER A Bao,.it
I.er in exchangt fw nx>l'l')
~ board + $125 mo. Exl>
with Rd. 548-7000 tll 6
642-4366 atter 6 PM.
SECRETARY
Over 21, inteoresting work
Shorthand req. Call
Ml~ Hay:nca • 494-0711
LADY TO CARE for e I .-!
4 children 5 da.Y• week,
S'.!f> week, 8:30 to 5:30> •
Old Farm aitt. •tsm ;
PART Ti~ Job for Sum.
imr. Night! 9 pm &o 1 am.
Winchell's Donut House.
2947 Harbor BL, Costa Mesa
HSEl<PR. It Care of Cbildftn 1 Live In or out. (Pa.rt fun~ I
job., s.'30-U.8. Sl.8.500 to $13,150 . ~-Ii-HUNTINGTON BEAal N port •--ch """"""" n.• .. ,,. .. ....., BLACK &: wtit female kitty, area. Ofvn bwll. After 5, daaes. ....,..._ 4WDOOii ew -~·••n..• ~·... rl< from ,..__ DAILY PILOT WA ...... 1"<'.'C'/M '
847•9658 Eves. S49-3534 Gten Mar area. 962-191111 6'1>231> C.rpet Laylnt & wo ..... ..., llDOll cm. • M2-C321 • Secretarl" It • ""~ uat be 71 yra.1
Rellahle BabyaitM. Repair 6626 during !tie Stmmf.I', ~ ---------Medical Secretarln APPLY IN PERSON:
6200 Lost 6401 TSc an hour. Available ably general oab •den-IOYS 10 • 14 Experienced _ Local Jobi 1703 SUPERIOR/CM.
Ac,... --------1 Anytime. 644..mn CAltPEI' 1aYina n..... ~· 615-1345· Laama Beach. So. L.a.i1Jm prof ... ion1I Service Westem Girl SHAMPOO GmL
SAaUFJCE JA. Acre $11500 $.? REWARD Divine Muk ,...,....,. n.v 8rra.n:-able 'D_.... ~tchbur. REFINED Capehle waman Good roata! •Good proi!tl! for the employer or MAID
2 blocl<a from down~ -w/llfdCX iption leN lace CHILD '-""'\.CJ m.. ~u.c.· ~ E;U";:t... m .... ' stay 11ights w/elddb'. Es-DAILY PILOT •nd the •pplic•nt. 1784 w. Lincoln, Anaheim Call fOt" appt 613-3820
C.M. with older 1 BR S8J plate vie N St NB. •5 ~~;:/HBk. BR. ~~ c:b. for room. 49MJ18 e 6G-ml e 642-3810 549-17~ 2100 Hartor. Collta Meaa BEAtrrY Operator. Guar + .,..., 2161-4254 • ~...., _._,.. 1010 N. Main, Santa Ana
rental. R.oom for 5 more "~ . RELIABLE Bebysltter 1Sc an G.,denlng 66IO HOUSEWORK WANTED. BOYS 10. 14 f ff P•id Equal opportunity employer comm. HAIR HUT 4M 32.nd
IJnitl. OWNER. 64()..4n8. S~E KJ'l"rm ~. A U bl Ii HONEST. DEPENDABLE Good routes! e Good profit! Ex "-•a.., • S475 St. NB o~ call o7J.1$5 Vic·. '·Oth l. o-R... Hunt~ ...,..r. va a e any me. EXPERIENCED JAPAN-l'C ~;: .. ,_, • •• •0 SEC.-BOOKEEPER 5 ACRES, subdivided, SIL-"' ._.,..... 644-<nn p .t¥Jur. * 5Cl..-. BALBOA PENINSULA Ad.mini!tntive ability. OPER.ATORS/EXPER.
VER VALLEY, "Land of ington Beac:ft. 5.16-1"191 BABYSITI'INGIMY HOME ~!;..R?._~=. ~ McmlERS HELPER A DAILY PILOT Secy bdl •~ u/30 ~~:-gi:~ =· ~~:. Garment Mtg. Top Pay. 1580
Lakes," $1200/acre. 20% ..... "tt .......... ~ .....-.ur Olll ._ e 6C-t.m • t •~ .. ~ Monrollia/NB * 642-2666 Penon•la ~ or YOURS. COSTA MESA estimates. * ~1332 BABYSI I I u~, -• .• •• •. • . •• •. .• ••• 0 ...... able. .
dn. 847.fi640 alter 6 p.m. AREA· * 546-9451 HAULING, &en'l yard dean-Newport •re&..*~ SDlVJCE Sta .. ttendftnt. P/ Alt0 F .. Positions WIU..ARD BOAT WORKS HOUSEKEEPER. I daya/wk
or week ends BABYSITTING • my Rome. up. Trees. ltw'ubl, Ivy &hap-UNUSUAU..Y capable sec'y tiam. Exper nee. Sharp, WILLIAM PENN 1295 Beker St., ea.ta Mesa or 5 hrs. daily. Re& re-·
STRAWBERRY LAND! FANCY THAT Fenced yard, Meaa Verde ed or removed. Bed ~ Type 80; SH 100 Lmic, ~ Alert. Local rd a Mmt! ANoctates Agency 546-5522 quired. 67J.<QIS
18-Ac. SHARE5 or CASH! Area. 5*-1662 tq ar apra;pinc. RocDtiDinc, temporary 642..rn4 Could ftlil out to full time. 1856 Nf!WPOM Blvd. WANI"PD Nmmer baby •it· COCKTAIL Waitre. 0/21.
CALL (1) LA 2-4758 112 Main St. mwntown Child care my Home. rock work.~ CHIU> care in OrWi111 LEE'S MOBIL Costa Mese &12-64.M ting with ~t housekeep. Part time, 9-2 a.en. 1M.1
Huntington 8eectl Mea Vs-de Sd1I area. • LAWN A Garden !mrlce homt. O>mparcJ b-,.,_ JJ.45 PLACD'nU I CM. Unique ~ by reliable teenare Placentia, C.M. M:z.at
Mount. & 0...rt 6210 5tlMi24l • C.M •• N.B. -CdM child. Up to ages. .,... BOYS lCH• Placement A~ncy with own tl"IJ'l8p0rtat!on. COOK'S Helper tor pleuant ~ ~ :! B•byslt my home •Reliable COLUX;E GlRL w/tmar, CORONA DEL MAR. • Faat placement Part time. Vic. or Buchard rest home in Tustin, to 5VERA~:, ~I.~~~ Infant. -~I.m • WH!dy service. S4MS29 Biiby.it, or Goveme9I for TUlnc appUcatiam •Top Salaries ~ Ellis, FV. 962-4744. li~ln. 833-3MT
Lalces" "$i200"; acre. ~% !ltitta A: pe.nt-<lrer.-ses EXPER JAPANESJI: Geir'den-1'0UllC children· fl'S.1'5t b-Min carrien • Many fe.e • frtt jobs NURSE/DR'• OFFICE EXPER. saleslady p. Jew
C I 6590 Dr' DAILY PILOT e Per.wooal i o.itJdtnti.aJ In Newport Beach. Full time, e.lry atore in Cotta Me•. dn. 841~ after 6 p.m . .,..,GLO cple to eoch Anm••t •rpenter "I •· Olmplete yard Senice. PRACnCAL maw. I • ·-.-• 182'1 Wettcill! Drivt' S T M' . luded "' « week ends. "'' --1TI!e elttmatee .• 5'8-1'9!11 reta.. Wants li•Hn. Be.di ---.. • A ·A I lllC • ··Oil Pe.rm. 548-3401. I::;;======== acr.ommodiations Ruidoeo. ,.. ..... ,.,.,..,.,..,..,_ N old {'"") 941.US. ------=----=---Newport Betcti 642-.1424 mioker. Xlnt talary • ~ D""',.,.AL Sec'v »~pt. •~ New Mexico for eame In \.JU\lr.,..,..r.n • aw or • Call1onU. Lawt11 A Gardee wea ""' GEN£RAL MGRS. R8pon---------holJ ,,.., ' ., "'""""'
Exchangea, R. E. 6230 Npt Bch, Mod, clean, nice remodel~, wooden .. ~ 25 Senice ••.•. • •••• OeenQPS. a.EANING . HoaMm llDd ltie, ma~ must be ll>le SCREBIED 548por\::.!,th ~~nds-ra. EXp.r. Single. 25-40.
Property Ownen
Have you a R • 1 I Estate
problem? We ~alh:e in
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property. Consult With \.16.
O>ntact Rlckud ar Lewi&
Phone ~ anytime
BROKER I Owner w111 e.x·
~e $30,000 ~lty In
f I 11 e Fullerton homr on
horlt'...acrt. bf>st Sunny Hills
IOC11tfon, for beech proper-
ty or rl~ar boat. Pmn•YI·
vanJa f"rm hoosi-hb 3000
"' fl, 4 BR ~ bftlhR. W!lfk·
1t~1op. CAil (714l 3.17-13l~
full --ence ~ N 1 ·--·--·· ..... ~ .. _.JI_ ·-n.Jv -."°"" ~5.:_ • X-Da. •• A boo ... CAI:!"""" cabin, dJO!ce loc. 1 .,.~ · l!'W awns •••••• .,.,..,~ ,._-~ ......... ~ to ........., peop..,. A,.,,.., at .,_,,. .... .,.,.JV<N
bed, 1 let down coocb. Ev-REPAIRS * ALTERAnONS EKP J~ Gardener DAYWORK Beach .,_ 900 W. 11th. CM at 10 1.m. C•,..r Opportunities Host ... & W•itreu e~ furn except linens, CABINETS. Any size job. MaJntenance. Reu. R.te.. 5Cl.a163 -All kindl I EXPERIENCED Retail All Ltvel1 MANNING'S
Exch ref1 It picture, Box 23 )'l"I ~· 543-6T13 Clean-up. 89'l·S2X TWO MJmen will clan hmm nuneryman, call far •I>' Ml-7414 ~ ~ Man~r. 2 to •PM
2236, Hobb;, New Mexico.* FIRST-RATE ~ntry EXPER JAP~E completely fl6. SCl-6400 palntment. 646-7441. Screened Pet90nneJ Agency 24031. EL TORO ROAD
X·ITEMENT I I Altenlion1 -repairs -11/1111. LA~.APE • CLEANUP SALE.5 901 Dover Dr-. Newport Sch. LAGUNA HU.LS
Couples · Sina'lea en Joy Formica. Reas. 646-958.1. Maintenance. Mack MHl132 Domestic Help 7015 REP~ATIV!:S SUMMER work In La~
GROUP Jlft.rtitt, triPI: etc. NO JOB TOO SMALL! All JAPANESE GARDENER Leadi~ indepmtent special· Help W•nted, Gn-ls. WOOien. 16 to 60
Meet othen w/aame inter-repairs. Add. remodel, pa-EXPm I Reliable -·•·t. HERMOSA DOMJ:m'JC lists dealing in over 100 Women 7400 Telephone S1ll'5, part or
ewtl 'IMUD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY · 1---------full ti G al I ·~94.l 3-9 P.M. 00.. Reasonable. 962-8371 Reas! Mo-rat.ea. 392.3219 Uve In "-Live out bome-mulUll funds.~; WOMAN. experienced In bonus~~e t~:f~.·.s!J~;
-------d-e JAP~ GARDENING k-... .... «J8 N. Mam St. -. Orange Calmly. Th . . mttting public. Must he well -DO you Deed mUISO for ane> "--ant, Concrete 6600 -~...--·-__,,, ... um·ty to enter d1"'"· MATIJRE HOU~ER tni? nIE APOLLO SEX·-··-SERVICE e a.EANUP e 3(M Santa Mll ~ v .. .,.... • ._-groomed. Car necessary. ~"'"-"-""'~
TET . "Mu.le in the SHAW • SONS LANDSCAPING. e 531-7m4 NS fted ptOfe-uional 8clling fUJl Top pay! Choolc own houra. Live in. 5 dsyt1 s.l>wuk.
9' LIVE l or -rt lime Tnvettment .,.,.,., Private room, TV. 2-0lil· Coun-Club M1n11er". Call __,.,, ar """'G EUROPEAN GARDENER • ..-· SJS.,...,.. .,.,, QC~• Employer pays ~t."9 exp not~. wt train. --=--:-=c::--.,..,..,:-=:-:-=:-::--dren. * can 642-3540. Rud'/ 2l3-69!)..S6l9. EXPOSED AGGREGATE • LANDSCAPING • G~ Byland A&mcy r.,..,_... Muth•l F"'1d ln· POWER MACHINE VEERY , c:.to ~"""' '"'"""'' ""' SALESLADY for exclusive LUXURIOUS EYES l'oundaUona/Patiot reu . ..--....... evea. l(lj.8 E. t6th S.A. 5C7-GJ95 veston 1ne. noo N. Main. OPERATOR women'• wear shop. Sal. +
Carol's fcyelalh Tebbinc 5*-0660 S. ~ 1' British u,,..a &nta Ana.. SAlLS by SCHOCK comm. O'Brien's Spec:'lalty ~ C.M. TU 9 P.M. 1"" !'At-Oomrn'la·TmM 0.ntral rvlcies 6612 ·Experienced · Pmnmtnt 501 49tb St, NB 615·1823 $hop, 2515 E. Coast hwy.,
ALCOHOUCS AnonymOUI CEMENT work. all typt'_a. No BOOKJ<EEPINC:. Payroll, Mayflower Agency. maJo Experi~ • ReliabJt ?v'A1VRE SITTER f<X" 3-mo. Corooa del Mar.
Harbor Area. Phone 673-8124 Job too irmall. Fee eatim. Typing. Dupllc?at1A-. Your u~:n""41~ & infant. 5 dayg WC't'k/$75 mo. _W_A.,..rrR~~=-.-e?<-ll'C_r_C' ... no-nt-tr ., •• .., -• tt.lp W•nted. MN 1200 ""'" ~ 24 Hour•. H. STUFLICK inO"GQ15 office or mlm!. * ~ J•nitor Uvr out. · Work. :uo tn 9 p.m .. C'!Ot.1,.d * A L 0 N E! Meet 1ingl" Patioe, Orivt'Wllys. Wslks, IS YOUR AD lN Q..ASSJ· wm ~r Medlafdc run 11m~ 1n Ht'9taurant INSTRUCTOR, &ttra<:tlvt Sun. Apply in pm.on
ad\llt11• Ortf"CI' County. Box ~te. Low u 30c/JQ·ft. FllD! Somtoont will t. Rambin-Se.IN .\ ~ Writf' Dmt p 601 01nly Piiot woman for 111ake·up in. HAMBURGER HF.NRV
3247 Fulll'rton. 176-m Fttt Eatima.tee S4.').2T19 lookinr tar I\. Dial kl.am. 410 Mt. S_t_HD_. -----------•tru_c._eo_n_, _M_·1_1 _tr_~i_n _R9J.587 __ l __ n_J6 __ P_h1._.~_n_u_a1_.~~-
Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500
S•lad-EntrM Cook
MANNING'S
24031 EL TORO ROAD
LAGUNA Jm.J..S
Apply between 2 ~ 3 PM
001.LECE Si'UDENT
Serve u d>jcc1 in Alyc+IO-
l()gical ~. $4.SO for
3 hours. ... Call ~
10.AM lo tl or 1 to 3 -PM.
MON thru FRJ
-Min or Woman
~ml-t?q>er. ldtdlen aafw
wnrk. Toi> salary & work-
ln1t <'ond· Pbooe M2-61ri6
(1·5 pml.
HAIR OR&<;SER for betluty
~op. No commissions. ex.
"clk'l11 money. 5 d11y1. O!>E'n·
mg~ for 1 Ofl('rntor~ Dsinty
l..Acly. Rt-11rh Rlvd. R!\3-9:\2!1
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JOIS a IWLOYMIMT MllCHAHOlll FOi MERCHANDISI ,Ol MllCHANDISI POil MIKHANDfll llOI
I L .. w 7500 SALE AND TltADE SALI AND TlADI SALi AND TltADI IALI AND TlAM -"•: om. VACATIONS 1'25VACAT10NS 925 ~~ ~~ ~~~~~·'·-~~~~·~·~~~~~~~E·~·,~·~"~-~-~-~~~~~~=============== DISK J?% LATS MODEL SlDpr ...,. • e P\euat Wort latest ~llCJ lJll maddne tn modm1 wal-• Miiia _. 81 I I Trtu .. A~•1th ~
• O.:Midait Dow*** , ...... Tene Colon nut cmdit.. No atbchmmta Alce tOYS CM I •• 10lll omc. t .uuo 1 P11 5 pi-.. to ~. to 11pq, mm W· SELLOUT AUCnoN ""
Clf' i PK to t PK. ...,_ ~ OftrCUt, dant,
• KMd 5 wan.n et_., desl&D etc. 5 yem-parts Cempllta Contenta ef Cleek SM, 6 ~ LIAW. JULY 4 1"7
EXP067
::_-:-.:,-, Di.tie Set ::·:; r;_:~•c!b ~ OJd clock wwa. too11, cat gi-. ..
• APPLY a No. ....... Sl9 95 term.a ~ S5 per month. J'rJt Uqll•, old plctuns • altimm. lbowcu. ad -..._._ .. ___. . dsb. ltema too DUJDel'OQI to mention. s.ta ~ CaUt. ' tree -__.ration, R bold,,__,_...__
Room m 10 All-7:• PM phone ~s. 001e &U•~ tncludtni w pr
N ._ _. with abo¥• purchaH 111cmm; Record ct.npr ranges, dbl-door retriJ••ton. bedroom .u, o cxpeneece ,..... . , w/Fa.lrdilld cartrldae· Al-llting mom Ml, khtg tbe beda. Via Britirb ColamlM-1 Tf'w Osd• Bl&lrnJ. N.=i•m~l HT OP I ta Luwlne -.... ...... w/ 141 W. 19th St. (Vida Sho,,lng c...tw) , _..'-~Or-.. Ow I J. Q'lcldalecl
"" DISHES I cabbt. Heub.jDt:WSM Costa Met• · '4t.0258 A.a&"'~-; ..a y_. Lader.
'ull er Part me l'REE I, --mi-. 54.S-«1"" E Frid M&.6a ·~ Must bav. e1e1A ClJ1bUla _ -~ u~ wry Ff ............ 7~ ""'-_,.. oa CAii.
drlvtnr ftlOGl'4. Apply ~ .rua· 0
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0Ri Mwlc•I ..... 1125 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11! .. !'.!,,.~ln!Wr.!!!!!!!!~bt·IC·.~ .. l!l .. -ecnl ... YELLOW CAI CO. m4 Newport Blvd. T.a..lsloft 8205 1 LINOltCO Y0Unt 10Ull m i:. Utll a Coata .... I ...,,'()& CClllCllm9 ~. a.ta II.a l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!J!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ljKAY MaDc ampliAa', 3 t. UIW'·VRP' Piii 19'' Port· ___..-pd dl6aa <-D-Lawr_,. ~ Met.'., Dlaed«
ltrWnml out-tut, 1S ampa. 'N. Uke ... ! Pt.SO or I • •11>, Unem • .,, eti UCllKB ~ ~ -:a~ l": on'ER! ~ att 3 pm noo.-1emp, ~ ..... P. o. Bmt m 0rmp. caJH. uu1e1
Owr 21. ~-?fm.
Ubkin. For bettlr' Dtnnar-
~ Call
OU2930 Aftw 1 pm
• dee Nfric. doefroltitl'. a.a.
Hulbmd ~ dean ...-ee pick-up with eard $25. Gut-C•mer• & ~ l300 Q, ._. ottamci. lllWr.,.... --& • n.i-~
ar •1-! I nut .tell my tar cue S5-AD tor $40. ~ In& dllbm, .-rted llftda.. ra~ 'l'.O YOU rs•• .... ~! Marprool col· 1169 Dorlet Lane, C.M. MOVIE Camera. N.-Bel wa:rw, Wf'OUlbt 1roa abnd. ~ I. n... 1125
fee table. two m•tddns at~ 546-3134 Howell nEE. JI an w/ )'OUlh bed ma~ tlN 2 AJXll••• _.., 11 1 cd-.;..=s;....:,;._ _____ _
tal>les, complete $10. Half MUST S.criflce! Deluxe RJy. leather c:mm. Mab offer. witb wheel, ~ pod __. ~ ..._. ...._ 1 lllNZR !OT POOEUm
TUNIPOllTATDI
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8UILDrNG • sumNESS!
Start part time A Grow!
,,... $1695
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romJd low table, 101i4 oek oH l»Bw Accordloa. am· 67S-Om ..._ ~ Jaap rill will eld. 111111._c ...,. o. OIAllP Tlrldt/AlfC.llllG.
$S-3 drawer nl&ht stand $3. pll&d, lll'ritdla, wtth case mah+ln& pictures. lmk> ~ .__. .;a... ma. • ~ • PDI••& . .___ ...
2 matddnc antique bJlllil and m111Jc. EXCELLENT Spot ting .... l500 lcmel. inlllinc ~· Oii CD. Viq ....... 59-c1 e --.._. UI ,_..
ctWn. tap8b'7 embianl C1 CX>NDmON. Wettdayi att. ~ ''llr&ide ,, r S3a or l&UD. • 4 .,.. "'21 ....,.. .u llfl IATllOf
WI TRAIN * CALL: -.ma for tntsview.
.... CX>OtC
Experienced for new Sir
G • OT '~I I Smorplbord
11112 Bead! Bavd., Htc Bdl
Oall tG-6417 tor llCJPt.
APT. MANAGER.
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~e:> ~ :::r = 6 PM. 67J.Gl3 r·. XJnt. ~ sncticallJ MOVIHG1 m.n ca111D1t S35-ADCJR•& _. .._ RARE PUU PUPS
;;:.. $3. Hob Dllt)ld milk % VIOLIN, bow and CUI!. Dew· $75 5315-1362 l'llnnlca tap tnUfut a: -""" ,, ...... I+ ... E I p a or p's
gtw pole aqia $10 ... VfrY nn. lmtnlment worth :.,~~ • PM ••• _,. .... -I a 'M .... J • Mii ...
K.ldne7 ~blond cotlee much llllMn. 125-1168 Dor Mlscellaneout l600 av--"'I ..__ Pl&UE. H& --* mS> --*
table $S. 2 twin Ma.pie ~ aet Lane, C M. 546-3634 ~ :'11 i-:~txt "= Mt!wplrt mat .,._ BAmn .... • .UC 0...
boanil • pr. 1169 Donet STRING !WE, GDtJIAM llftT1B) FABRICS Cbll8 cah!J) ()aft coCbl WIMS. 1-cJd. 2 ~. .... ... 'Di .... A ...
LN. c.M. 546-3634 w ISTAND. FKNI • rovm loop~ 2x4 Multi bloe Cab-l ... 111 .. 6 .... 1ml2 a .... -... A a-•
l.lYIN<BX»il llrn aet t BEAU-OJNDI 673-4702 ., POR SALi Ill Q1dt loop $10. t»8u9 Wllll• .. ta.. BB. aft. =56all========-mo old Mod nnvpe CliJna Accmdlon / 1 ,.... a .. w. .r ~
eerrice. 1or 1• D.-ope ~, .. ,...a 0rpna 1130 R.........., a.mpa. •Mm-;;:;;; ..,,.i.:_ ';_ ~ A v-.---·-• t1J1 ..._ ..
ta1 ~ • kinda, 36 1 ..a .... s.t. Onb> • a.a. to ' sa.-31115 ID uwa••• --. 1 -··--t1a•m SchHIT' 1trwtt.7f00 pies. 17' E. ad a. Apt..171 .. p.m.. Dlaabr,o.t&M-,._. 1 ~ 1 Ql6 ..--•---·--
D. --o,.. Class KdzdllJ Tc1o19. ~ Lellee Girt. .... -.... ;_. .. Jr-
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N .... .-rt ...., Offlle !s I; 5! •n plq die IWIKOND oa. .,,, 0 • I .. • -* ...... --Ml .... all --
:'day, -or ~ s.M PHOTO madllnit/Ollt GANI n-IQ, June 2'1lll. LOl'l~llJE...;.. ~ CIDdel.6·• maiilllill......... ..... IOliW
Pay for )'OUI' bcdla and • S30lt ... $15. X......lcfy T:30 p.m., • ,.... Cl0Ur9e. • 'ftrtft .,, ...................... a ....... Pl Cc ...
ama.1.1 res!atndan tea, ._ chair $1.5. otftoe ~ TufUon • + $4 for material no Cha:$. C.M. 54&«ill GI 8uuth 'D' & _._ ...... .... W ll?ls a ........... .Iii
on1y is per weet tar .,-. si 50. u~ roe ablnet <mctuda atructian book 54&-3616 er ~ ,...,,." Vllllp ~ ~ ~ ... !'! .... Oii --..
tari&I traJnlas. ~ 548-20ll& and 21 pieces of music). ~ ~e. de-Tuatin ,,._ -•-
• S41"'9'723 e HAMMOND 1uxr w/lrilJ, nr. oew $16; POOL r.e.•LU -w.. w""-• -.urn . .._, Gm,.... * ROY AL .E.lb! Manual In CX>RONA DEL MAR 3 pc. 9lCtioMl xtnt cond -hlMlr _. _.. I ... 41111 ......... ltlaal ... c!lldra Learn Wig Styling ~t.er. Late model S86 ._ Standard, froat NEW " USED ldttm. t"! I .. ~ -. -.an 6U-OM2 21154 E. Coat"">'· 6'13-8!m . m. . 1'67 BRUNSWICK 5 3 "' --------
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~ JUNE 17th tin 25th
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WATER SKI • • • e e e TO CATALINA!?
Wei.I paid proleuioo, men BALDWIN PIANOS door. ~ Gined $275 VALUE ..._. c.11 J6.1IOll d-ll DABS Sln'll ._. &liie
and ~ Toola and will Household Goods I020 &ALDWIN ORGANS ~ '50. new new. NOW $229 ill. flJJ ...... .._ ----------~· Dey/Eve clal9el. -Hf'W'"UKd-Demol-U01' FINANCING CALJa> ..... T ..... aid, --
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wmr WJGHI' F011za
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and w 1 I • call owner.
ORJole J.l2U
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FOR Sale Kitt 121 (2 ..U.)
J100JIO. ft'ld w. Uo)id.
1lt J. BeJbaa IaLmd. m&iQ. ~
n.TING Dub huwo Jr. #
-n.p dble boll, Mila, eowr, A trlr. Ub MW!
--Prt~.~
RJIOOEl 11 * CLEAN!
2 -.san.. New Kut, °"'" w. Sl& (JU) e~ •
(213) m310l 9961-
CATAMARAN, ~ ilw1c;
trder, boat C!Onr', u.ttq .unr. $]&50,
83.l-0742. 673-5352
* 'M' GLADIATOR * SHllO for % ownanldp.
m.10:n after • pm.
•• ~ complete
with dlcroG ..n " oars. $l&G. Needs paint. m.ua
* HOO'RLY u:NTALS * lT' DQuflen • Rhodia 1t
... 1.-. eo.1 Co., Balboa
*SABOT With DOLLY. * RJGCED tor RACING!
$250. * Call 875-2198
COLUMBIA 15' lloop No. l.i,
Spamabr, CfWfJr. Is) trlr.
Lib mw. $1600. ~
LIDO 14
'Wida ..n doU,. -mll45
Jl' SLOOP/AUX· ENG. am-Ol'1'ER ow.r
$5(IOf • ~n ~
RHOD~ 33, Xlnt eond·. New
Jenny; with berth. Owner. m.mi Ewnt,..
CAL-lO. '26s. OUttloard. spnna....... bath. $1.000 be-
low eo.t. S..J.m, M2-1829
* KITE 316 * * XLNTCOND! * * CAU. rrs.n~ *
18' MALIBU Outriaw, w/
tn.iJer, Sail. Anchor, etc.
Good bey! $325. Q7-33.'511
P.w.r Cruleen 9020
lJ63 33' f'alrliner
l-230 HP ~ pa en-
lo*-Ra.a lea than 200 hr.
ALL In tr.b wat«. Just
P9)~. a.z.AN I ,.. OYe'f
40 MPH
MUST SacrUlce ~
Speed-Ski Boatt 9030
S2a ~ ~ oc. rut
equip, rtdio, (~ flC.
Hunt. Harbour 842
534-5371 ANTIQU!li. Oddities. orien-·Rm Retums-FABULOUS D!AL SICARD POOL ..._..,,he+...., -W T'U.-oaTATION
C.llfornla ta1 rup, S50 to $200). Mlac eat dea1a ta the West! 1'llll kft of aa.'hmle jewelry; m g, II*. Orange m.im _, kW !dllllt hmat. Cd ----------School of Wlp luniture S46-M89 WABD'S BAU>WIN snm10 lell all or part. Ree90'U'b'e! I 51M8T 1111 ..... & y.... 9000
I HOUS!JfOU> fumllhingl. um Nf!WJIOrt Blvd., CM. Exqu.i&ite ~: Ideal * AUCTION * GOOD 11a1me 1Jr .a.-.. -M.T.. REASONABLE. Call aftS' • '4U484 • l:>r bwdneAa pl.I who Ha u YOG will au« ba1 Gi4 ,_.. Jlld mm.. i.o.-..... Sale
au.1ne11 School• 8 ~ ft.rie1y. s..13112. --w ...... -a. -...&.... IO • mM ~ .... p.m. nmMAS Modal 112. 2-alan-., REFRJG/ Apt .ue $25. ...... lndY • tr7 •• -..... AT
•IBM KeypundJ G •-•-I022 ual, 13 bus w/eep type Obie lp"ins Ir mattrea Aaactb. Friday 7 p.m. Ylew Apt. B. a.A. IAI&•--
• PBX Typl.ni er ... _,. CA Ampllfter, apkr cabi-$10. J&.<MM can. • Reel Wind~uction B...n llll1CDf Cl'.lHCilElZ w
541 •2672 • MOVING! net •. bench, Ofl&n mu.sic. ./ Dinnette table w1tb + ~ MI 1.-n-t tm ea1ar. * Ill .., ... ..,. I Jlllllt .a
11uoresomt litew 11'' to r . AlkUlg $400. ~. cbain s:zs. * u Ml6 Behind 'i'olzy'1 Sidi· Man. Raman& Dr. Im. 'I'll'-s .r ., ._.. 'mm .._
WEST COAST Hardwatt, Tools, Qotbea. PRIVATE PARTY WANTS * l'OR SALE * 1Vms A: POND PIANO r.ee. m5IDL SID t;'1
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Trade & Busl~ Sc:boola BARGAIN TABlni! Ma.. TO BUY PIANO FOR Spe.nllh dark oak dinlq ~ =Go Id ~ ~Oda' Tmier, m':°. .rrm: ~ =
2117 5. Mam St., Santa Ana ple bed, Chest.. Offk. MW· CASH. SU-9335 table and cba.iD. BeMJU. w 3 lier ...._ i.,r. a... o.t ,._Sia 1'0W -~1118 ann motor driven Jpep It • GR.AND PIANOS • ful condition tiOll ndt el« lntl!rfall. 2 bnllDm. .... rill cMdrew.. 9'11" GLASPAa DINGY
120'17 Garden Gl"O'ft Bl, GG Travel Trailer.al-PIANO It ORGAN CENTER ~ Dllb-e4 end • tab&ea. 5itl..cut 1123 Plllllded ..-Ja. tDwfllS
Huntlnat.on Beach ~ "' FRljSAt /SUN 2045 N. Main, SA 547~ S4M2l9 20EllENTWlllllW..1._. e,R, --------
1"32 C-ay Ave. CM NEW 13.5 Poiarold Land Bela cm4 .......... $115. EDUCATIONAL vacation ' .,..w , cam bk, 1 ... Y• ...... 5¥J hp MNRUDI projec~ 4th end ... tn-GARAGE sA.u:: Ul60 Fal· Televition 1205 Sl5. ~ w~;:. Misc. Wanhd 1610 5Jl.a.. an •Mhnrft. 1'ISllZllll.&H' --------
dJv. lmtant leaminl leAom. coo good cond. $1115. Dewalt OJldlpot J't!frtc $75. CALL: D~ Need prqa RB I/JI ...... °""'. ~
C!IJJcoat 10 ~ Type elec MW with extra.A. SllO. RBfT flW 5«).ll10 afu!r ~PM. I« 1tar.p • ID $10 mo. IPONKY ._ ~ -$111.
ScbJ 173 Del ~. Pini pcq tal*, $10. Miac / GE .,.. .,.,..DRYER uc. m, Bcb or Seal Bcb. Cal _. ticer' 11tia. a-. UDO 14
lJ 1-2858 (Typlnc be1pe f~. 2SU Sierra Vilt&. Color TV's ' 23'' ~·-TV :. 213: 4M-OlJl brdrm a ....... ITJ.4Dll5 NEW CDCDrn»fl better tpelllnc) N.B. &tt>-8068 aft I or wk· .,..,..,.. .... .,... a.a. -.. .._ .--Or Stereos I Aq»•n.r $35. Area rur WANTED: raWt lmtdl w -·~ ·-• ._... """"'-VOICE ~ 56Slll ndL S>e9 Blur/Green Wool $15 ln aood cmnditian. 2BABY RAD. ktm. ..... lp•claJ ""!llDd: C.. --------
with mUJJc theory for CUlSING CtJl _.... • ~ $6 MO Machine tooll. 644-2859 eTU St&-OTIS 8lk Ir Whitt. Biid a: Ba.rd • Rallder. 9IW l
achools & dU'dl ~ room, d.k:lq I: bedroom ' 18'~· AQUALINE Pool • WANTED O'Kaelie I: Mer wllhl. Plrtld pee.! thw. ~r;;CALF··· $1.S
SEWlNG ct... Biabop fumt:ure and acceam-. MHl'll ..,,. -'. ' l.1ln Pwdxoka, N.B. Sat. I No D9paait ·Fr. lerviel le& lh&n year old. Cbmpleta ritt pa ranae, ooppakae. GOOD RACING RECDt.D
method. ~· b b1lm U nocm to 5 PM. ALL RENT • • . pump, lpln tllter ... cumn II Late model. reu. Ml.-z t Jim. OLD mblllJ fanale GOLD .lNOdZED • Dlaw
. • • can appiy ., pirdtut. extru. Try before JOU buy! Gtnne * s'...S. ~ .._.. • a 9 d du • 11a11
THE ... TRIC ... L SAT 9 to 5 pro. 4 bw Rent from the llG ONE $115. 8f7-3444 M.chl-, ltc. 1700 lovable. can MM15. --------""' ""' 7900 stools. --'..bua:Y ttre.. c .. ~ , .,.,. s,.dai 1 ...... Jlcqa •
•---------9x1l tent. ErinnJde El' all llOW •• • FINE player piano $595. Lee !'ORXLifT * ll•c:htnc7 Maw Gii o.t. M Wood Slngert/Songwriten oud:ld 409 n.t. NB 521 7555 ~ divan $75. handllnr -..a •• , .. LT 11llllIXED ... Lonllla.1 ~· .. pedect ClllllL •••••• -MANAGER mm· . . • Drill pre. a motor $35. A1-Towmot~ Tflt..bed Trd mu. ID .... ,,,,_,.. Jd. .. down. MallW:r PJDmla.
Want. new talent for SAT-&JN. liM. P'bcitoenlars· ;:'OYLANDBYn, .. _ WI p.m. IO ..-.ae Mle. 316 Via Udo er. * BCml fw $1.900. Ro M7 -8 c:llldra. 0.A.C. Recordins Wortt er, Polardd a.men, reo-~ .,....,_ Nord, N. 8. 639J691. 8'T-"33 cwa. •2515 (ClipD. ~ Private Oner
No obUpUoa. m-431J der vibrocbamc> am p., ' ™' OJ. ft, Frener, $25 Ir a.ARK • 3.GOO Iba. Excel-LARGE palm tree., JG1 ,. SEE AT
MERCHANDISE FOR Sur9ioud. tum. miJJc. 'ST1 ta1ce OY'eT' pe)'!!lelD. >..-lent <X>nditica $815. ~ u Ti.. TwltttJ A~ a~~ Soad
SALE AND TRADE Carob (Eutbluff} NB. llOrted baby turn., reuon-639-2691 or mrr-xn. M"1;J Loc:b9J ~-M'7·3413 PUPPIE!/!KAU. BREED,
Furniture IOOO ~ Grand1ather'1 clodt, FREE TO YOU ~. Brown wtdl White f'D.UH • 50-mt , Appllancee 8100 1953 Newport, CM· SC8-34!M round oa.k din nn tble 6 mut:mp. ... 15e 1f.H IT t1IDllPIDf Twin J5.
MODEL HOME RENT Service OD AU make.. 4 din, oa.k ~r. miac. 1 BR.O'WN Rabbit ,, 1 blJt. cmz ldttw, llom!boMu. Evtn. SIS.. Bait ..... Gaaor SPANISH TV'• • R.efrt&. w .. at er I OOLOR SPECIAl.IS1'S 64Sfie10. 2676 Chnge, CM &: white. Full ll'OWll bacb. -.en 1125 Trtr. ran ~ 0..
The elepnt look that yoa 01')'lel'I • Diabwubl!n. <>p. Rent a NEW RUMMAGE * OPTlMIST Very healthy. 546-'IM1 &1:11 CUTE 111.t Pdlta. OtJJ ::e~ XJnt eond SU00.
bave teen tn beauUJW Mod-tion to bto'· Free Semca. COLOR TV or STEREO CLl8"nu ~ ~~! WEIMARANm to 1 ood KUZIO& 1115 Dl2 ~ AVE/QI.
el Home now at lea tbAD Henderson's $10 MONTH '""" N"'"'PORT Bid/CM. hflme pleur cicmtact Carie PETS. LIVISTOCK • ,.. TRQ1& .. ·-ball the ori&inaJ price. All Opt. to buy. Free indoor, ~,.., "'" · 64H178 6/25 --------..,, -
men::b&ndlle displayed onl7 l.8'T1 Harbor. CM. 548-01$ color antema. Free Service. PATIO Sale, lG-5 Fri., Sat. FREE dirt _ tDpeDil. Yoa C.ts ll20 Newly o'1llaled ftW. N«W
Kln
• ne:,e:_ ... ~mC:rgeot. ei': c~ i ~-lfJP~an~ Free del5. 2N! ~6151p1 tion. ~~. ~':rgk. ~ fitlafbo , br. haul. 646-3331. en Oarrti1 SUIUIESE Klllr:& ~ ~ ~;: --:-=~,,,,....,..,,,..,,...,,,.,.... __ I~ D"llUHIU .... .,..... -~ • e music x. etc. St. c .M. g/J; • -----" ~-CIO'ftn. $3595. 5tO-C15 pnt Spanilb Uvin& room I corditjoo. SlOO takes botti OR ~-1151 675-2399 415 Mer\.l'old OiM . .,.--------.. _ --
lovely dln1nl 9et· Sella at or llfCl8Mltely. ~ .. Electric COLOR.LAND TV-Open 7,dyt WORKBENCH 36" wide/lO' 4 KTITEJllS. 2 ~ 1 m. ~ * BOAT SAC'Rl1'ICE! *
all better ltorn for around ranee. many extraa. $75. long built from 2" planks. black, 1 P'Q· 2lOa-C &mta JI" CDi'l'1RY INBOARD
$1400. Our price $685. Can LI S.™6 u .. DAIJ.1' PILOT Oothes, Oddi I: enda! Ana Ave, C.M. 6124 Doga 1125 Daa1 C11J11tni1a1 y_, estru!
be b o 111 b t aeparate!y. WEDGEWOOD pa ranee, + Cl.auUlecl ~9745 S CUDDLY ldttaia, 5 wb POODLE! AKC $35 .._ Blip ....0. * Pft • paiV.
Tt!l'Dll $24 mo. Olapl.lyed at bumeT", copperlooe, brand ESTATE SALE! Misc. tools, old. ~ aft 6 p.m6. '-lfaleL 2 Yr. blue IDJ, t ~· Barpin! fl50. • Oft J.Xll -~....,...~----
SANTA ANA ruRNITURE. new, is:;. 2228 Placentia, Apt bid u I M atlYa' mla. ..,. Bl f..TlOl .,, rr CHRIS o..ft Olmdt,
GI W. 4th St. S.A. 547..qm_ lt' i i · llJPP u, 1m. appli-t....-.t....e ClDlld. c Wed. 8:»11am,1bun 5-•6f 11m anc:e1. &: etc. 534 BPrnard AOORABL.E puppies. put u 8-1729 Ddb' -· Xlnt 2
0peD evea. 'Sunday. 9 pm. Fri 8:»11:1! am. fl ·"'"' SL. C.M 548-2818 poodJ,, fr'ft to sood bomea. POODLE.Vl"llQI ~A )fin. lbrUm ct.irl. Air eond. -:--:~.,..------
LIKE NEW! FURN. Sat. ~ BASSET. Pupe • AKC Clam-54~5912 6/Jt A.KC. Adlllta tor sale .. ~n~• -=
2.pc match'& refrig I: tr~zer 1963 JOELVINATOR, •ertical ~:, PION Sloclr. Tri colori & SPAYED lmWe cat. boale-leue. Stu&Her. 5M4B
Co6t J600/Sell $350. Antique door ref~.~~· 17 cu; ~ n4_ ~ red & white . malei It f~ broken. WW ctve tn rood * f1U2fa1 POODL.a 1" ••GLEN L" 01JDerbax whi~ ifrlg bdrm aet-Cost ft.. width 41 . AnUq\.ft! (;-._>-~ ~.. I males, 545·2083 home. 962-3076 ~ AKC • Jtm, m Butck. smo. ODddrr
$400/Sfil $200-Oiltreased per, troat-free: 1till under ~ COUJE CALL -..n• 'n"ade ilr .....,. or Tnil ma.pie Dining room set S.pc wunnty. $2SO. 646-9032 . • UPHOLSTERING • $79.SO 2 • l'wmale, 2 Jl'I '° Bike Cub. MMlJl.
incl Hutcb-O>at "50, Sell MAYTAG w•.,U'C'D A'"""'· pc. (Eun>pean craftmi~) &ood home Gilly.~ * MIN. ICHNAUJIR ---~..,,....,..,---I $19. ,.., .... ,..... UAV r i Free Mt. del. pfdrup, ru 1123 PUPS. • AJtCIR1.:G. 11' J,TIIAN ~ID ..
$225. 3.pc naich Sec PERFECI'' Runs like new! , Mal.n, HB "B1my" ~ l PURE mas llttten. 'ca, ~ * JH.M4.. Grtl1 ... "--C09l!I' A: 2J>C walnut bdrm •t S2S-ms. Call 6..s753 ~ ORFUL Id _ tm wMm. ~ Cdld. snao Small desk $10, Mi8C hou.se---~ • PR~lONAL hench ttma. .... • AKC. BF.AunnJL fG.1124 ---------
hold item.al 548-DS O'KEEFE A: M~rrltt nng-r 1 ,?'° t Roulette Wbttl. $60. i/23 e SIBDUAN HUSKY
-fAPl.E Packard Bell Ster-w1th . ~ddlr Clean. good c.aII 642-3033 all 6 pm. PUPPIES and Klttma e PUPPY. * m.a:m 22' c.eatary Raffll. 110 HP ·'eo $70. W&lnul dining ta· cond ition. $40. &42-8819 1-and• let ti fUft te Antiques, ~r Micro-Heim 57. Olli NT-48Tl VJ4 OOCKER Spaiel PedllJee ~ ~ = ~ --------
bl!' 4 5~ 2 arm cbai1'I FRIGIDAJRE Rd r1g .. 13YCu. W'Ofk out-acorw. m~ical book!, iWO kittem. 1"9)', 5-wb, A B.ladc male. Bu all .._ tnc $2,B. Mab Olfer. 224t
i:,o Klngiuze bed w/fi pa Ft. le'P trttier. 5 n 1 Paintings * * 494-Q21 Mother cat. ~. OllJ 9G-e86 Pldftc o.lt Htny.
llnrn $75. Brown ~~ old SUO. 675·3$12 ""' I : 4 STANDARD e e 1 u t ale KJ HAPP'INE3 19 a 8-llJi
$j(), Admiral 2 dr retrtg-EUX'TRJC Giblon A.pert· ~i-Q .I\ ~,.-a.in, xlnt cond. SIO "'C:. 3 ~alter~ Pup. All .-. rad:Y to ror W ..,!.~aft.er
frf'e'ZCJ' $.5(), Maple hunk mem 1 Is• m~erator. p ~~ 839-2920, 54MJ.Cl EvH. CUT pupptea to l'JOd han'le. love. OW (1) .._. I PM cw a1l da7 fat.Sal,
114'<15 w/mllttra.'lel $45. Greet SMi-$65. 5.36-24M • P(l"'S I EARLY Ammcanr Twttd 646~25 " 6123 <DaCER,POO. UilaL AIL • _,. •
• :;&IT23 • FRJGIDAIRE WMtlft' & CARPETING, ftYenible l . BLACK Lab pup. ~wb. ~ a r nBERGLA!& U-' Clftt'a· ru~IOM . MADE narrow dryft'. Apt Gu tefria. all The N.w lh ALAlli M• olfer. 5J6..3S9.1 VERY ,. ..... , I • -6..... * CaD IC7... PERl'ttT cond. Olat $115.
N'<'t maple dfn rm tble. excel be.rsaiN' ~ ~ "-u•"" --....,,_ '"" ~...,..,..,...,,...,,~-,.....-__;,,:.__
Likr n~ 60x33" 2-12" · Cl111dl.rf. Game / MOVING EAST! 4 • ABY~INIAN kttten. to AKC REC. lOD. 8cfmmwr Allldas $16. m..2511 alt 6
leavrfl Cott S1Z>4ell $39. Antiques 1110 I HOUSDtOLD .t MISC. ~ home 6"-l21.1 6123 pupa. 4 Weeb. 21191 Oono * SALE « LEASE *
;,;s-1032 A.,,............... 'REAS! * 54().7896 J . Pl., C)I. 56-315& ~ l'Dwft' <nlaPI', ~
J:;XECIJTIVE ty pe waliiut Anniverury Sale Do 1t end ,..,,. ... ... SCRWINN 10.Spd. BOYS 17" '.Mi~ Klttena, wean~ POODLE pope. ..n min, llridp. 90-lSllO ""' ======= n~k 24JC53t,,, pla~ glaa '"' wwded with • BIKE. XLNT COND! S55. 6 wb. blade at afhoe>, Thor-1r 9'. <nAST LAP·
top, J'("rlt'ct cond. Sacri!Jet AT * Call~ 2 CUTE 6 lloed kittena -ougb.lnd. llJ.1521 iTRAKE lOO·HP GRAY.
111 $100. 642-3666 chudde.. G<X.F cl ' tf hou11cbrolren. &tM2!r7 612!. * WDMA.RANEJl * A BUY! $ll50 m-46115
RCA at~ TV combo m>. ~ ~·!~~ R.lmltin9I I handed ~"'~ ~-2 KITI'ENS '° pod hom6 1~ '"' ~ FeJMJe JS GLAS of-T H~t1111 or t11mittn. -9\Jps tn BottlN -Bnu WltTmslcoll • cart. xtnt. $56· 644-0C.11 ' 642•7117 AKC m. 608» ti.Jn, J5 .. IMrirude, trir,
;J4().01Jti 1~ ·A Dlr9wll.)' •lC' fjerltJ• • 91' CRAF'TSMAN 12" 8Andsaw BABY Kltt~IMI • All Kinda. GERMAN 5hei1hml, 6 me»-~ Estrm. $ll50. IG-Ol9I
111 1· \I "Admiral Benbow" "' lftltt & motor, mountfd on tllhlc. Call 5J6.76ll 6124 Male Blk Ir tM. All ~ SNOWBIRD. fm: aa la:
I 11111''-'f f·tr:-Ofr rJ'Riii: 179 E. 17th St. ())sta Me!<1t Stam Next MM*t S7S Good rond ~2fiJ2 2 KlITENS. I wlu old. AKCS~61'l-00i92 Eves. rood ull. 11berllalM'd.
I 1'1 "' + 1:7'\.2423 -V ANTIQUE v (~ ST·:ARS JT1t11ry powrr-m(;;":' ~T.l-4420· - - -
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,/ I . \.\l h I "" l.J1rgr C'11rrrywood drNVi DAC~~!s,,.P,ullOT rr S.l5. ~ W1lVr Cr-Ht FREI-, ruPPlES to Good ;()LO!:N R.ETIUEVERS '85 ()Wll,S XI,19 225-HP --------
1.rrn" (lfll\ 111rt11I t1•v"n-1Ruflt J~~l .....,. c. o. M. 644-0553 homr 646-43'17 612611 80-35!6 + Tratlf'T' SEE lo AP·
I r••li 1.0"'! ···<~111nn Sl\5 Al(,'<JOUS TO SU.L I -~. --Lrr.HT ye'W" plU'&keet. You Bladt POODLE Puppy Pft.retATE! m.2'178
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1915 YA.MA.HA 250 cc. NI~
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150 cc. Buad)' aat A: ICNal.
Nie& a-1382 d I pm.
Traller, Travel 9'25
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Elec. ~ Rltdl. 151 £.
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$2599
STAllSIURY IJICI
2M I. 17th St.
c.teMlisa
548-7765
1RUW
1'62 CHIVY PICK.UP
SCick Shift • 1'amfl1 ,.feet
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DODGE
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DODGE .. VIII, beeT)' duty,
I cyt., auto., top oaoct. u ..
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hitch. 54C1 Anytime
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A take OTe'I' payta. MS-2'10'7
MJ~Eva
I '61 DATSUN PICKUP.
91X)G.mJ. A-1 cond! S1450
90-p46 aim' 6-PM
'• DODGE wfth lt,I' Camp-
•· $21D). Can be eeen at •
Dopood. CM
# 'G FORD PfQruP.
# 4-tpl. $STS or BEST
OITDl! * 646-3008
'64 IN'l'DlN'L " ton PU
S115. MOit Sell Goilll to
Alub. 146-tfm or '4M607
'41 INTI. "·T P u. +cpd.
XLNT oood! $100. N'Eil>
CASH! 563744
1960 P'OR.O Picht> ~ toft.
8' bed. cuatom cah, netil·
lent cond. •· &42-2351 -
JMpl 9510
19'3' J~. military
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Hlfbor Dodge
VOLKSWAGEN
NEW SHIPMENT!
1967 VolbwaCJH
$1699 I.=:::====== IJdudela :SO HP Seriel, Wind-In!~ ..... AuliM HOO llliWd Wuber, fall V~ --~ Iatlrior, Oat8de MUTor, I DUPER.A TE I Ha•. Detrolter, u wen u ~ and delivery.
'60 lngUllh Ford
.. Anlk'' 2-dr, ndlolbtr
BARGAIN I
$99 CASHI
M6 S. CMtt Hwy. 11= Bwtt •nu
FIAT
Fiat City
Fiiis & Arbarths
MG
'67 M.G.
Don't luyl
BEFORE YOU GET
1llE DEAN LEWIS
LEADERSHIP DEAL!
From $1595
~L..u
• IMPORTS
1986 Harilor, C.M. 64&-QXS
'54 TF MG-Xlnt cond. Ma.Ice olf•· Call Berbara ~
PORSCHE
$180 full Dn Pmt
lncludea Tax & Lie.
$53.47 mo. bank fhuin.
VOLKSWAGEN '57; goo d
cond. & paint $.15(). 545-8211
646-5893 Eves. * 'M vw. Excellent coodl·
&n. Wbfte. Radio. n~.
54~7488
VOLVO
'67 Volvo
Don't Buyl
BEFORE YOU GET
THE DEAN LEWIS
LEJADERSHJP DEAL!
From $2395
..DtMLbOiA
.IMPORTS ;
1986 Hllrilor, C.M. 64&-9303
'63 VOLVO MODEL 544
BEST OFFER!
548-3179
'65 PORSCHE SUPER It Autos Wanted 9700
'66 PORSCHE 911. CUatom
wheels A: exhau1l 613-9682 WE PAY · ..
PORSCHE Cabriolet 1960· CASH Exoel cond. '200>· Eves-
646-Z'17
'57 PORSCHE· SUnrool. SlOOO
firm. 673-ZllO m 32 uk for
Daren Groth
fm' Uled cara le trucks just
call \19 for free estimate.
GROTH CHEVROLET
. .. . .. .
FIAT CITY
PROUDLY PRESENTS
ORANGE COUNTrS ONLY FIAT &
FIAT ABARTH DEALER
$1795 BAH
OR
$53 ON._ s53 MO.•
TOYOTA Ask tor Sal• Manqer • "Four·On·tM·floor" constent mesh tr1n,mission • Independent wheel suspension
18211 Beech s1., • BHutiful vinyl upholsttry • Individual bucket seats • Disc b r 1 k • s up • fro nt '67 Tovota
Don't 'uyl
BD'OR.E YOU GET
mE DEAN LEWIS
LEADERSHIP DEALI
From $1695
..DtuleJDiA
.IMPORTS
Huntiniton Be&Cb • Loaded with "extras" -1t no extra cost. KI 9-3331
Cera NHdedl THIS WllKIND f REE CAlt RADIO Ollt 4 w.s.w
Strooaesl h~ 1n On.nre COSTA c . co Co. F oreign & dometltJc. A
Only cleM onM. BuyM" on
duty dtuly ll:JO to 10 P.M. •
196!1 H~~: CAR co. C.M. 1969 HARBOR BLVD., COST A MESA
J-OINthC' S\\'llli(\?~-1-D Ult 642-4874 . OPEN 8:30 TO 10 DAILY
. . .
Frld<ly, June 23, 1%7 DAILY PfLOT %$
l ttANSPOll TA TION TRANSPORT A N
CAR-OISCltlPTION On. Pymt. MO PYMT. PULL PRICI
s39• s999 '62 OIV. IMPALA '25 4-0r. H.T. Auhlnwillc. -r alffr., IU.H. w SW ti,., llttlt blue w/IMttll. blue I"'·
$1111 s1799 '65 CHEV. IMPALA '25 . H.T. Alilol'Ntk. ,_.. ai.rl"f, Ra.H, WIW tt.-.. wlWtt w/metd1. bef9t ....... lor.
s5911 $1499 '6' CHEV. BEL AIR '25 •·HU. W990ft. Stick 111111, redlo, heeler,
... W/INtdl. bllle ln!w.
$6321 '1599 '64 CHEV. IMPALA S.S. '25 AuloftlerJc. -· •'-•IM at>d btalln, redio. Mtttr, WSW, bt'9e w/bled< 'IMyl '°" .. ,...,ell. l111efl0f'.
$39'8 ' $999 '61 OlfY. IMPALA ~5 Sl1. weoon. Alllometlc. _, 11wff111,
ll&M, WSW n-. at.tllMI w/,....lcllllW
lnllrler.
$39'8 s999 '61 CHEV. IMPALA '25 •Ooor. H.T. AuN!Twltk, -1tMrl111, ....iro. hearer, WSW tires, f1wn w/m1tdl. Interior.
s44• $1099 '" CtlV I CHfVRLE ~s 2·0--. 6 crnnder, stick thllt, rldlo,
lleeter, WSW tlr"' wlllt. w/r.O lnllflor.
$443& $1099 '64 VOLKSWAGBt '25 11ec11o '"° '-"-'· ..,,,. lldt wen ti,... RMI «onomv. ----
'6300 '1599 '66 VOLKSWA&EN '25 lltdlo tlld heeler, ell,_ rlml. O"IY
12.000 "'""·
$3CJ88 s999 '62 DODGE POIARA '25 !-~. H.T Automlllc:. llOWtr ''"''~o & brllle .. R&H, WSW, ....,lh! wt NO/wh ltt
Interior.
$699 :6~~~.,D~~~~.o~~y:~~
wt>HI pleasure tff thla -·
s52oa $1299 '65 RAMBLER 770 '25 CcftVW11ble. Stldl 111111 wllll o"'rdrlvt, redlo. ...... ,, wllllw Wt ll 11~1.
s2aoo s499 '61 PLYMOUTH V1llanl '25 H>oor, Aulom4111c tr1nsml•lon, Mio Afld .... .., .
'899 '60 BUICK Electra 225
'°"-° "-rdtoe>, 110 ....,-,tt11111 ll'CI t-lllrY 1lr, only 60.000 mllel. A '"I re rt
c.or. llfue w•rrwitchl"o l"•lor. ------
$799 '59 THUNDERBIRD
Autometlc. ""'1.r ""'I"•• _, btetf!S.
,.Olo. M•ter. WSW "'"· blue W/INKll lrtttrlor
All c.ers wemr11tfll -4 '""' -,..,,., eteck.
Ma11y Mre Nte4 ll•p .,. H f let te ci..... tn.111.
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UNIVERSITY
0 DS
2850 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
546.5550 '546-5550
1986 Harbor. C.M 646-9303
DAILY Pn.m WANT ADS'I 0 0 .A.C. '48 Moe. Fln•nclng Avail• 0 Plu1 T&L 1-~~ l!!l!!!~--~ll!!l!!!!lll!!!!!! .. ll!!!!!!~~~~~~--~~~~~~:1~iml!!!ll!!!!!! ...... l!!ll!ll ..... ml!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!l ......... ~1
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9900. TQNSPoRTATION UMd c .... -------
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'63 . Ol¥lOlfT
Con11r M1111
lSO HARBOit BLVD., C.M.
~
DODGE
'6' DODGE
Slallo• •••
:Radio, heatclr, automatic.
:(SNJ'24)
UMd Cert 9!IOO
DODGE
'6S DOD.6E
DART &T
V .a. automatic. radio, beat•
er, power •~·
(PQd462)
$13"
Finance above &mOWtl af.
ter nonnal down or tnde
worth '6(X).
Hlfborl>odae
%150 HARBOR BLVD., C.M.
546-DO
'62 DODGE
Stllion W11on
DODGE
'6' DODGE DART
Radio, tie.tier. full factory
~· $10•7
& $9.69 per week O.A.C.
llirbor Dodge
2150 HARBOR BLVD., C.M.
~ -'65 DODGE
Coronet S. Wan.
44(). Full power and !actory
air.
$1799
& SU peT week O.A.C.
Harbor Dodge
Reproc•-' ,
'58 Corvette. 4 .,ee4. v.a,
R/H, Real lharp. Wldl -cub doWn $39.3l mo. o.A.C
dlr. Call Mr· Davil 6G6CID
'66 CORVETIE_327_
Blue. Like new. 6C64l1
FALCON
$1199 RMSio, t.e.ter, automA tic · 2150 HARBOR BLVD., C.M.
·l'tDmce .-.,. amount af·
w nann.i ~ or tnde
<HVV6Sl)
$599
~
CORVETTE
.worth -A $.5.90 peT week O.A.C. '65 CORVE'J"I'E CONV 395.
Wpd. AM/FM, Pwr/win-
don Extra.a! Low-ml. XJnt ~ llllMr Dodge lllrbor eoctae
~ HARBOR BLVD., CM. 2150 HARBOR BLVD., C.M • S4f.3lliO ~:mo
cmd! $300().
l
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• P•ymenta Mo.
ltldlo. ""'''" l'UllY fecfWY """"'· It ... nk.tl Sledc Ho. 30CA.
Full s22 Per
Payments Mo. o.A.e.
'59 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE. Air conditioned 11lu1 Mt
-Like -tlvOU!llloul.
Full s25 Mo. Ptr P•ymenta
Call 0) 1'1Ml.44
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DOWIS
SPECIAC
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'
I 67 RAMBLERS
llUIHT AT IOO's
OF DOWRS
LESS THAii lllYOICE I I •
AND WE'RE PASSING THE
SA V1NGS ON TO YOU ..
SO YOU CAN ENJOY
YOUR VACATION!
1795
M LIQUD
52&95
DILIVI HO
'545
'67 AMIRICAN
, doOr l'lfldfd YllOrt &. dis/I bedi: ... liolltJ, WI,,,,.
shield wu~er. \fll bf"• lrOlll 1tw1 '"' ' wev nul>tr Sloctc No. 64
Ci r $43 MPe1r. • • P1ym1nl1
'64 PLYMOUTH
llvl1,, ~••lff. A rt1I •lt9 cer. Siad: .... 1m.
Car s34 Per
Payments Mo.
'64 RAMBLER 660
'vii 1lt1 VI, auto.{_., 1tMrlnt r.cilMr 11111 A ru l blrotln • 1 low • low w lc!. Ho. int
Ca r s37 Per
Payments Mo. ------------------1 ---
'63 IAMIUR CLASSIC
~~I ~I:: :.t l1:: ,: •. ~ped 11&.H. V..1 ...
Full $36 Per
Pa yments Mo. o.A.c.
'63 RANCHllO
::.~;:. ~~. ~~· $=~>1l '°"° "1
"1• '"''-·
Full s39 Per
Pa) ments Mo. o.A.c.
'64 FORD V2TON
L-"44 •i<tuo lltldv lot • U mOH.
Ca r s39 Per
Paymenh Mo. '895
... '6.$ FORD
· .. IAllOlfRO
'1245
'1295
TIANSIORTATION fUNSllOln'ATtON TllANSPOITATION ' TRANSPORT A TlON
u...1 -Can "°° FORD
'A fCID SOI n 1'5 '°RD f AlltLANI e 8'atioD Wap • Blue .Poftr ....
·~Tnn-nh·ka •Pwer .....
• Radio tr u.ter e New WMtt Wall tins .... mu. ud. ts•
~ condition. '1-.00
• See at-
DAILY PllDI'
~ pertdDs lot.
•Welt 8-7 Sa-t a.a. ...
Gr CID MH.111 IDll ...
................ OHlet.
'67 fOID n
frlae.--ldero
V-1. ndlo, beater, automat•
lie, power lteerlns. bucket .....
$2299
Is $1l.IO a ... O..\.C ......
2150 BARBOR BLVD.. c.Jil,
5tl-3ll50
'IC l'OftD CI'RY SD>. Sta.
wq. White. wired Interior.
I ~ rack, New ttrea.
Private Pert.Y. * 49f.aT .. s. Oout Hwy Lquna
~.Mctea)'
Co.aa II.Ma ar.d '51 1'0RO FU1ane, Ir tp,
1Ml 8.utlor Blvd.. fa·'KliO e '59 F<E.D S'fA'nON WAG ·
' DR. VI, XIDl caad. $.115 or 11111 on.! &"31515
111to. R 6: H, full pwr. X1nt
cmd. $Zi0. S'ml .,
FCm> .. Palltwa, 2 *· .... a-. ....... ....
'IC JtAHOliEllO. Jl e d lo •
.... ltkt elft. pod
ooad. 5tS.JOI) .rt ' p.m.
•• P'AIRLANE 500 WAJ:i. VI, p IS-8. Local 1ow-tBL XI)n'
cond! 542-1137
"M SPlUNT Qm. VI, Air,
4 IPI. Dl!W tira, low mi.
Ub MW! $1115. m..u
•BllPltdlaW.. .
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MDCUIY
'St MERCURY Montclair 4
DR HT. PB, 'PS. Rl:H,
Xlnt $425. Pr pty 54MS19.
9 PASSENGER wagon, 'fil;
390 q .; extru. $410, OR
olftt! 565335
UMd C.n "°° MUSTAttG
'67 MUSIAi&
Radio, t.ater, automatic.
powl' ---· Wl)il top, air ~ (TWtJ'l29)
$2699
A $7.10 ,_. week O.A.C
Harbor Dodge
mo HARBOR BLVD .• c .M.
546-DiO
bpt'oc.._,
·~ Muatanc Coupe. V-8,
&11to, w~w. R/H. Wlth no
cub dolm-$filA'T Mo.
O.A.C dlr. Call Mr. Dana.
Ml~
'e6 MAROC1'<1 Mta1an1. VI,
blk upbol, bucket 1eat1, pwr
brakel • ateerlna. Used
oaly u 2nd CM'· Lo mile~ .
$2585. ~. 536-6ll3
MUST eell now. '65 Conv.
Sblrp. w.w, R/H, ps, auto,
Mab olJer, ~~
"tl5 MUSTANG -$1395
xun' ~! 6-CYL.
snac. * 8C'528S * '86 MUSTANG, HJT, VI, * Pwr. SW-. Air caod.
$2100 * ~
OLDSMOllLE
'65 Olds
0.-. {.)le. A local one
OWDel' car in excellent con-
diticm, bided with extru,
full Pl'* $1895.
JOHNSON & SON u. • lles:Ciaj
OllaU..an.b
Dl1 1fmobar BMI. ..,. ..
.. <UlS Ur. ' .... b;Jdro.
bGtton, tuck • rcl1. Rtdtop,
New tires, new dlrme rims
6: apinnen. Rece!lt motor
tune.up. RIB, $851) or belt
olf~. 847-l!m
1982 OLDSMOBILE Ortlasa,
p!l"Jief' steertni. Auto ~ w /W. \R&H. $725. 615-0664
Ueed Cen 9900
OLDSMOBILE
' TOP DOLLAR . ..
Late Mo4el Ulld Om ..
UllVWllt I
OIDSMOBU
'66 CLOS, ns. PS/PB, bib
over ~ plul $.'ZOO.
89'l-silo2 -----PLYMOUTH
'65 'tymeuth Fury I e Four door Stab Wqoa.
Buff w/brown Vinyl ID-
. terior
• Automatic Tranm>l•siam
• R.adlo 6: Heatft
• $159&
•See at
Delly Pilot
Employe partdJ)g lot
330 w~ Bay' Street
O>lt& Mea
or Call 642-4.121 and
uk for
Buainell M&nqer'a clflCll
• 63 Plymoutll
Fury convert, new «*
trade In, exoelletit ccad!·
tion. V8, P/S; R/H, lllltb,
this week epedal sua; rP •
JOHNSON & SON
Llncoln-Mercury
Costa Me.a Branch
l9U Harbor Blvd. 6G-1UID
COSTA MESA
CHRYSLER/ PLYMOUTH
Ollla ....
J46.19M
"l'ot .. -"'' ctt. ol llodl New 6 u.t OliN"
'60 PL YMOUl'H, 6 qt, '4
door sedan. Low mlleqe.
Excellent condition. $3liO.
~
~ PLYMOlJ'ra Stab
Wqon. MAKE OFFER.
gn.2032
YOU Altn SEEN NOTHIN' YET
111; vou s~I
Yos ""Dll_ect ___ Factory C .. 11cl1t D•al•
GROTH Chevrolet Co. .. " .. , ...................................... ..,., ...
WE'RE OVERCROWDED
COMPARE OUR PRICES ANYWHERE!
FUU. Sal
NIW '67 CHIYIOLIT NOT JUST ONEii
52226°4
YOUI PICI OF
ALL AYAIAll.I COLOIS
MODIL 1011
.aYlllD HBI
FULL
PRICI ......
OI
YOU CAN IUY
THIS llAND NIW '67 IMPALA
PAYMINTS AS $5611
LOW AS HL.rYl•ID NH-,---fW-M Mll!IM W"ll I ft IMn. 1__.-Th a L1ci1M1
...... THIS COUPON WITH YOU ...._ ,, ... .......
$100 ........... ... -.............. .. ., ............. ..... I _ _. ...... _,
'OtC" ... -..
, DISCOUNT POI
' CASH
Al &OW Al
'99*·
FANTAmc DISCOUNTS
0. h_, .,_, C. .. Steclil ...,_ n..i. 100 To a...,,...
-INTIU INYINTOIY """' NOW ON SAU -................ .. ............ ... ... ..., ..... __ _
Olt .. -"OK'' UN9 CAltl AllO TitUCUI ................. ..,. ...................... ........ ,,. ...
'U M'AlA ..• $1699
" c-t ...... we.. ........... tvtwllte/
...,,. """' ..... '"" ....... •9dllcM ... IVC216
'U BB. A• ... $1•99
C-.. V-t.. euto1Mttc. r..nt. -....,.. .._,1ne. fltdltry elr. l"Vl!m
'63 OIYY II . I $799 ................... ..., ...... --
ltflUS2
'62 CORVETTE •• $2299
H.T. ' -" .,H, wt.1'9 w/ ,w lfti.< l xtre c ... ft. GICI»
'66 IMPALA ••• $2399
H.T. VL e111om1tlc, radio. hfft.r, ,_.-
tteef1nt. T[N'7J
'66 llOYA •••• $1999
' dMr, VI, Mltometlc.. redlt. .,....,, P·
-tfll .... ry ~INn. RHY6M
'65 NOYA S.S •• $1799
VACATION TIME
Station Wagons
'65 FORD • • • • $2399
C-"Y Swire. va. lllltOl'Ntlc. ,......
11Mt9r, -llMr., .. Wiie... IKoeot
'65 DODGE • .r. $1999
C-..t -· VL 9\l10Me!lc. reft.. ... ..,, -""9rlll9. HHD,,4
'63 FORD •••• $1599
ECllNllN f -O.lvae. ltMlo. hHtw, tfld(, OKE ....
'63 BUJCI •••• $1399
Sotd1I -. VI. ~lie. redle. llMfo.
.,., -'"-IN. Sloclt Ho. l"1:Jt
'65 OLDSMOBILE $2699
Viale Crl/19« llubtlle T•l VI. •IM .. ~:;./"" .,..,.,., fectory air.
'64 B8. AIR •• $1799 w....,. Aulomefl(, redt.. ltteltr. -•'"""'9. OJ•m
'62 FALCON. • • $699
ll•llM --· ltt llde,. "-....... H.T. C.1>. V .. eutOf'l\lflc, rHle. ,_,.,, ,..._ -· w!llM, OIP•
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NOW OPIN IACH DAT INCLUDIH6 SAT. I SUN. 'TIL 1t r .M.
11111 MACH &YD.
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'64 BEL AIR • 1 , $1 •99
'62 IMPAlA • I • $1399
H.T. Coupe. VL 111/temttlc. rtdle. ltMtlr,
PS. air Cllldlttont119. Jl'Dtl•
'61 C·ADIUAC •• $1299
'65 Pl YMOUTH I $1199
,,.,,., ' Ooer. VI, ,._,o. llHtw. Air tend.
1t•XCI06
'65 BOtfflEVlllf $2499
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c..w.tlW... T.V. CllMI Movie
Stucllo Can. 9,000 to 18,000 miles.
Al fdy equipped l11elucllnCJ air.
PRICED TO SELL!
''6 Cadlttac '64 CADILLAC '66 OLDS
Wan DeVllle FLEETWOOD TORONADO
FllH hwer .. w with Fvll , ••• ,
~ .... i .. ,1 .. , Fectery Air
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felt ..-w I air. o;;-C>;;i, IJ,000 ....... ,
Lew ... n .. ... ~,_.;. Mn..
$4895 •3395 s3795
I •
Frldly, June 23, 1%7 DAILY PILOT %7
.Johnson A Son GIGANTIC
-4-nni ver~arg
Celebrating 46 Years
A A C D J.-13 l'EAJIS IN s ar earer \7EWPORI' DA.CB
'65 IUICK
RIVllRA
Full p_.
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Lew .. n..
·s2595
LIVE
SEE THE BEAUTIFUL
FREE
300
COUGARS
LM COUGAR TAMID
<MINIATURIS)
TO CHILDREN WITH PARENTS
-~
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HEU ... AY,
JUN! 23 I TO 8 P.M.
SAT., JUNE 24
SUN.. JUNI 25
2 TO I P.M.
'63 '65 Centlntntal
T·llRD Sedan
A.,._etlc, R/H, t.ft s .. it ••
,_.,, fact..., elr. t..llen It.
keutlful nri4iti ... hH ,. •• ,,
Lew ... u .. , •. !MiMr,1ir
$1895 s3795
., IAltOAIN HUNTll
S,ECIAL
2 ONLY
NEW 1967
COMETS
s2199
TO BE GIVEN
AWAY FRIDAY
& SUNDAY
MERCURY COLONY PARK sg 5 0 STATION WAGON
................. SAVE UP TO
'64 CHltYILIR
NIWPORT
fvlly Fe.....,
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hiclu4l11f fJHt. ORANGE COUNTrS OLDEST
.
~ ' ' . .. ..
A.ir, Git. 1W11.,,
24.000 A.mil 111ll• LINCOLN MERCURY-COUGAR DEALER :~
s1995 900 W. COAST HIWAY -NEWPORT BEACH ~~
545-8278 642-G981 ~
rra WCIG>ERFUL ta.. many rrs ae.cts h<xlM ttme. Bl&· DON'T stve tt •ftY, ret TRANSPORTATION TRANS RTATIOH
lla1a la appliances you ftnd ces& lelec:tioD e'ftl'! SM the quick cub tar It with a 9'00 Used c.,. 9900
ta t119 QtvtfW Ada. Oledr DA.lLY PD.DI' 0'"""94 DaD7 Pilot want Adi .;;..:Uwl;.;;.;,_C_an____ ------
.tlma --1 _._ NOWI MMll1I PLYMOUTH ' PONTIAC . -..
AT STANSBURY BUICK
'62 IMPALA 4 DOOR
• M.T. vt. .-...W.,.... ._., ._.
tllPr •tr.
'66 CHEY. IMPALA
.-...., ll•H. tKterY 1tr, tMIO lllltn.
'65 JAGUAR J.15
Mle!Nlk. -slelf1111. t1dW¥ elr, cflr••• wl,.. .......
'64 BUICK RMl!RA ......... _, Full POWtf" Incl fllcfwY
l!C D''*llM-~ tlM ce,...
'63 IUICK RMERA
,.,., ....... -!!l5!DrX ,,, se!'?!e!!"'t
'66 ALFA ROMEO ..... --lteloll ...... "" .......
'64 CADILLAC
..... DeV101. '.,_ H.T ...... -· ""'°
'" •"· I! ............... -·
'65 IUICK SKYLARK c-.11.-...... ~ ....
'63 DODGE DART GT .......... ~
'63 IUICK WILDCAT
• Dr. M.T, 11aH. Mltwnlllk. I'S. ~ --emi.
'62 PLYMOUTH FURY .,.. c... ............... tic.~ ........
'60 KARMANN GHIA
..... ,,,,,,,, f ,,..,, wrt!C!!!!!·
'63 IUICK WILDCAT
~ ISiI1 Hli1 lm1 "L "Ii " .. ~......,
'64 OPEL WAGON ·----.......
IT'S YOUR OK
THAT COUNTS
W111hub .AWM19 OUR _._. ... Pltcl
$821 $1210 ~
$2025 $2720 'DIS .
$3225 $4170 •3195 .
$2150 $2785 '2495 . -
$1725 $2355 •2095
$1950 $2450 12095
$2..00 $3145 •3095 .
• •1195 $1676 $2060 .
$700 $1045 '895 .
$1050 $1485 11395 .
$600 $930 ?95 .
$500 $805 •795 . -
$1050 $1485 ~1395
$600 $925 '895
STANSBURY BUICK
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 646-9022
'U Pl YMOUTH
JPOll RJIY
'ta ~ 'l:JR
Q:mr. Xlnt cand! lllltt el·
ftr! Going east. .a.am.
RA Ml UR
9 RAMBUB ....-·I,
ltidc. 4 dr. runs aood. ao
dlnp, id t:iN, motor a.di
trana work. $59 Id pdet. nc Eutpctt nr. H.B.
• ., RAMBL!2 Amil --Wqon. R/H, .-, Jb.
$l95
~
* '60 LARK WAO<M * ma<. SlS6 •CALL--
T·BIRD
'63 T-81RD
Z150 HARBOR BLVD., C.M. Hardt~ Landau, full pawtr.
· 548-3lll0 lee.thtt. tactor7 *· Wood * Reel Valant panelling ~ff'S·
·13 PLY. e VALIANT Sicr l'd Molon NET 2 • dr HDTP SfT. I 0
CPE. ltd. lhift, R/H, w/w.
Gu.nlnc Royal Red w/· 1300 W. Olut HWJ.
plwlh red ~1 teat lnttt. Nft'pOrt BHdl I04'1l2
1 In 10,<m! kn>l!I rrorn 88.))ae 1111\Y a.
INVESTIGATE Rtproceaed
ONLY $995 'M T-Blnl Landau. tacby
2 Yr OK auar/GMAC t.l'IDI mr, full powwr, eleeVic
Tommy Ayrwa Chevrolet windows I< ~·ta, ~.
946 S C H with J'MJ' ~. o.r Ill • oast WJ· bMutiful ronditiz Wida
LAGUNA BEACH no cuh doWn ISta mo.
Open 'tll 9 ~n4' O.A.C. dlr. Call Mr. ~
&4U480 PONTIAC 17T-BJRD .• dr 1ADdau. Ml
power Ac alr. Dark 11"8.Y with ROY CARVER ll'aY landau upholAer) 5.·
POU... •c 00() ~· with full ~ ... ~ n • ~ tor eo. gusrantee ~,dOO
1125 Ha"-Bl., a... .... mile. ~ails ovtr .... wm
Kl 6 4444 ~ 14m.
Oranp Oomle1'• l:adllilllll NEWPORTER M<mlU
DMi. tar ftoDa • 1tOJCt .: D8 Harbor C· M. -.a.::
BlntJ1. T-BIRD '85 LAndao, lotdtd.
PONTIAC 1& Ola..-t., v.a s:zm., Exctlle nt cand., low
Tempest. Pwr.; Perfect. ml. 548-5234 aJt. I P.nL
$1495. Orte. OW'Dll'· Mr. Han-'57 T.aIRD top C!Clld. New
Nil qg..2181 Wlld~ mob", ~. tap, -ts. 4M-64!T JIM, tireL Ori& Ownr. ........
PONTIAC 'M Cult. Temllfft
2 dr.; n!d inter. I elder. VALIANT
Overbead cam S. radio; 4 ------lpd. One owner; 18.<m m1. '63 VALIANT
~ ~ SI s n t t corw~lt, auto,
'59 PONTIAC Sta. Wqon. R/H. Real Stuu'P!
SURFERS A'tTDmON! $795 :t conct. $400. lido Moton
'6.1 TEMPEST V8 CONV. 1n W. Cn118l Hwy,
. -...
ON 1967 CHRYSLERS, PLYMOUTHS & IMPERIALS ~
Executive Driven and I or Company Demonstrators
WHILE THEY LAST
.. -~ ... .... .... ' ... ~~ -~ , . .. ... :· --:~ ... . ...
SAVE-MORE AT COSTA MESA CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH H ....
'66 BARRACUDA '2495 YI. ewtemettc. retllo, t>t1~r. -· •-ll>t. WI'#, Mt. _.-.my.
'66 PLYMOUTH s2295 .... """"· Vt. 1utom111<, redio. 11t1ter, -m. .. WSW. led. w11irrtntv .
'66 FORD GALAXIE •2295 ... M>r. H.T. Vt, 1ute .. 3.!2 eno .. Rl.H, -•-Intl. WIW llm.
'65 COMET WAGON '1695 '-Of. VI. eUllWMtlc. redlo, -•· '°""' .......,., tlKtorY elr Cllnd.
'64 CHRYSLER •1595 ~ """ -wt111 •Ir condition ..... lldWY ...... ,,,,..
'64 CHEVROLET •1495 W-. VI. 111-11<, rldlo •"II Miter.
163 CHRYSLER s1395 Nwwpert '-Or. 4ulom1tk. redlo. lluter, -r Sleffl119 ' l>tl kH , ~. ---'64 OLDSMOBILE s1395 --'63 PONTIAC '1295
'63 BUICK WILDCAT $1295 V-. evtwnlttc. 111_,o. "''"'· -• 11ew1111.
COSTA
.. ..... ~ ..
~ .. -'65 VOLKSWAGEN $1295~ · lledlo Ind llftler, lnUSf Ht ltltt __,y ....clel. ~
-~
'63 RAMBLER •10951: Sl1tlon w1ton. Vt. 11110m1llc, r141e. '""'"• ..-tlwrln9, WIW. ·-..
'64 PLYMOUTH sa9~ Sldton. 6 evllnder. 1utom1llc. redto. ht11tr, WSW .
'64 VALIANT _S89$.~ M>oor. AUiwnlllc, rMllo 1ncl llM!W.
'63 CHEVY II •795~ NeYe atetlotl 'W99Clft, aedte. llMIW, ..,_lk.
'63 PONTIAC S6C)S~ Tlmflftl w1oon. AU!omlllc. redle .... lllelW •
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'62 DODGE GT S6CJ$¥ >Ooor htrdtOI'. A..Slo 1"4 huter,
White sl4t well If'"' ..
'61 MERCURY •495~ Sletlofl WtoOf\, Colenv Perk.
Automtllc. -SIMrln11. ~.
s395~ '58 CADILLAC ,._., ,,, condltlotll"9. fllll ......
outt.ftr candlllotl .
~ '60 VALIANT $ft:. 6 cvlllldlr. 111ndlllrd, rtdlo. fleeflr,
IOlcl ••la. ' .
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MESA ~ .. .. . .
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH .
I .. . -
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2929 HARBOR Bl VD. I COSTA MESA I 546-1934
. ~·
36,000 mt. 'luJ desn!'nIOO N....,,,ort Bnch ~
or BESr olfer. 54t-8856 Acn:JM from &!boa~ ct\Jb t _..;;..;;.;.....;;;;.~~~-=-~~~~~~~~~--,-~~~~~---:._:::::;;_
-. . . .. ... . ... .
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I DAILY PILOT fridQ, .... 23, 1967
--ct Cars 9900 f Q NSPORTATION UMd Can 9900 TRANSPORTATION '1'1tANlllOWrATION TltANSPORTATION -------~------_.;..;...;;..,....;.._---------------------~-~--------------ra•taNln'ATION TRANSPOITATION ~ :fltANSPOlTATION
U...tCan 9'00 UMd c.rt ,_ _:'ta'~1!,• !:C..~--=~~C..~~-....!!,_~ cp~YAIR DODGE u..d Can .,,... c. .. "°° UMd CaN 9'00
OLD$MOllLE . DODGE 'U DODGE DART CORVETTE ~ llOID FOID llO,!D MUSTAMG
'6) ODIOllT
Con1lr Mou1
:Radio, beaw CPUWO>
$699.
A $5a per week O.A.C.
~ "'"°' Dodi' ~ HARBOit BLVD., C.M. . MS-3ll50
DODGE
: Stafto1>l110n
CR.tuo. hQls, automatJc. !<SNJGC>
$1199
:
01"tnmce .,.,. &molJDt af-
: ter normal down or tndt
'6S *6f
DART &T
v.a, automatic. adio. beat·
er, power ttetf'hW.
(PCM4621 •
$1399
Finance above amount af.
tl!'l' notl1\al down or tnde
wor1h '600.
11.norl>odge
It $9.68 per week O.A.C.
lllrbor Dodge
%150 HARBOR BLVD., c .M. 44(). run power and ladoey
~ air.
$1799
l Sll per week o.A.C.
Harbor Dodae
Radio, beater, automatic:. 2150 HARBOR BLVD., C.M.
(HVV6Sl) ~
$599 COIYEm
ReproC1 111•
·51 eorveu.e, • .-., v~ RIH. 'Retal lbarp. .. ..
cub doWn $31.31 ..... o.A.C
dlr. Call Mr· Davil .... 'i6CORVETIE_ m _
Blue. LIU new. MM4ll
::worth tlOD. A '6.90 per week O.A.C. '65 CORVE'M'E CONV 398. § lllrlttr Dodae lllnor eHoe
~ HAftBOll BLVD., CM. 2150 HAftSOR BLVD., t.Ji.
Hpd. AM/FM, Pwr/win-
dowa ExUu! LtJiN..ml. Xlnt
caod! PliO. . ~ ~ J Call 0) T'IMl.44
IF
00111a
SPECIAl!
PURCHASE
I
'67 RAMBLERS ... ,., , •.
IF ••US
LESS THAI llVllCE I I •
AND wt'Rl PASSING THE
SA VJNGS ON TO YOU .•
SO YOU CAN ENJOY
YOUR VACATIONI
'2795
.. LMJlllD
52695
D41LIVlllD
CUSTOM J OOOll ,.....,... # __., .-""°' 1r-.. ---. -· ~ ~ -full·~·· """'-t., ..... -6" • ""> ITT S5' :: •
''7 AMBICAlf
2 ~-,...,.. ,,_.. ' -~ ·---.,, .. ,d ... -. -_... ---• -fte-..r Stodi No ...
C.• lit.a• .... • ,..,._,. ..... Ilk •
''5 RB
· lllOllO
........ ~ ndio,
....... 2 •tictrw.
$1312
51839
24~000 MILES OR 2 FULL YEARS USED CAR WARR"WTf!
'12 l•MID 2 H.
::::O-n~'~.t"t':. ':fr ....._
Full s22 Per
Payments Mo. o . .u.
'59 CADILLAC COV"I OE VILLE. Air concllllo<M!d 11lua luft
-llllt -ttvou9"0IJI.
Full '25 Mo. Per Payments
'545
S695
'64 PLYWlll AIM ..... -,,,_, __ ~ loo\ I.II.
Car s34 P.,
Payments MA.
'641AMa19W
l'ull MU VI. evl9.. --... ~ -" ,..., ........ "' • ... • .. .... ... 1..:11
Car s37 ,e,
Payments Mo. _________________ _, __ _
'63 IAMILD CLASSIC
~i :::: l.t itor.~ Jo, ~l'Od lt&H., Y-1 A
Full $36 Per
Payments Mo. o.•.c.
. '63 RANCHllO
,.,.,,., "'9'1 IOOl>Ultr 1ICl<u11. l I-"'"'· redlt. htetet, vinyl lrlm. SIOdl IJl2.
Full s39 Per
Pa ) ments Mo. o.A.e.
'64 FOID Y1TON
l -!Id IMdtw. ltMdY 111r • a.._
Car '38 Per
Paymenh Mo.
51145
'1245
s1295
'ARID 50011.
l .P.xtMc:c•>
C.omla ..,.. Brmdl
Jiil Bmtlar Bl¥d. IG-711io.-e '51 fUtl> STA'ftON WAG
4 Dlt. ~ Dlt .... $.115
• Biil Ollll1 ec.31&
l"CllD .......... 2 ... ...... a.. .... eed. -.ami
.. JtANCBERO. Jl •••• '
...... ~ .... pod
a.I. --lift 5 J.m.
.. FAIRL.lHE 500 WM;. VI,
p J'S.II. Loc:al Jow...jU. XJln'
cmd! ~ll3'1
''5 fORilfAIRLANI
• stab w..--mu. • Powia-.._
• Allt.....tlc ,.,..... .... •Power .....
• Radio Ir 8-Ur
e Nft wi.te Wall tins
e 31,0D9 mu. amt ill ex·
ceDIDt eodlitiall, '1485.GO
• See at DAILY PILOT
....,,. putdDc Sot.
JID Welt S., Street
a.ta ....
• Call MWm .. .....
B I -llm ..... a omcc.
'67 fOID n
Fri•. llDCiero -.
v.a. ncHo, beater, autamat·
k:, powtl' lteerbls. bucket
teat&.
$22'9
A $1.UO a ,.... O.A.C. .....
2150 HARBOR BLVD., c.M.
563lliO
'tt 1'0ltD CI'RY sm. Sta. nc. White. wi red Interior'.
</~rack. New Ure..
Prtnte party. * 49Wlll1 .. s. Clout Hwy Lquna
'S7 FORO 1'aldani, br tp, au-. R 6 H. full pwr. X1nt
ccmd. $350. 5 7'1Sl
JEEP .
.. lllP ...........
S ..-I. w/teuaAw -* --MERCURY
'59 MERCURY Montdair 4
DR HT. PB, PS, RAH,
Xlnt $C2S. Pr pt)1 548-1519.
9 P~ER ft&'Oll. '11;
390 tnfr·; extru. $410. OR
oiler! 56&1.15
'67 MUSIAi&
'Radio, mater, automatic,
poww ltter'l:al. vilyl top,
air coadftSoo (T'IVU'l29)
$2699
6 ff.IO per week O.A.C
Harbor Dodge
2150 HARBOR BLVD., C.M.
54S.Ja50
Reptoc•MCI
'65 Muat&DI O>upe. V-1,
auto, w~w. R/H. Wlth no
calJa down. ~ Yo.
O.A.C dlr. CaJ1 Ml. Dam
IC~
'96 MAROON Miatana. V!,
bile upbol, bucket 11et1ta, pwr
brakes ' ateerina. Used
ooty u 2nd car. Lo mlleqe .
$2585. ~. 53M1l3
MUST .U now. '6S Conv.
~. """· Ml, ps, auto,
Make ofter, SM-JI$
"95 MUSTANG -$1395
XI.m ctM>! 6-CYL.
STI<x. * 8C.s28S * '86 MUSTANG, HIT, VB, * Pwr. SW-. Air cood •
$2100 * 673-40
OLDSMOBILE
'65 Olds
0..... Cpe. A local one
owner car lD excellent con-
dltiaa, 1olded with extru,
full prtee $11915.
JOHNSON & SON
JJ1 * llt:CW)' °'* ..... Sr-=h
DCl a.tJGro Blvd. --'5& <LOS Ur. ' llld Joidro, button, tuck Ir rcU. Htdtop,
New tires, new chrme rims
6 epinnen. Recent mot.or
tune-up. RIH. ~ or belt
offer. 847.a6
19112 OLDSMOBILE OJUua,
power steertna. Auto t:ran&
W/W • !Wf. ms. 615-0664
TOP DOLLAR
hr tm lloa.t Ueed Cln · ..
lit
UIVflSRJ ·I
OlDSMOBU
166 OLDS. F8S, PS/PB, bib
over Nlymen1I plu1 $200. ~ -----PLYMOUTH
'65 Plymouth Fury I e Four door Station Wap,
Buf1 w.lbrown Vinyl Ia-
terlor
• Automatic 'l'nnlmisliall
• R,adlo A Heater
• $1596 •See at D1Uy Piiot
Employe pa.rlting lot
330 West Bay Street
a-ta Mea
OI' Call 6C-f3Z1 and
8* for
Bm:lnea Manaaer'• oMct
• 63 Plymouth
Fury convert. new cs
trade m, exoelle11t coocli-
tion, VS, PIS; RIH, llrtO,
this Weft liPEda.l $1CS5 FP.
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln-Mercury
Cotta Mesa Brandl
1.9U Harbor BlYd. 6C2-D'D
COSTA MESA
CHRYSLER/
PLYMOUTH .,
Olllallla
546-1"4 . ,.. ........... ~
~ botlt New A u.l OIN"
'60 PLYMOVI'H, 6 CJl, '4 <..._
door aedan. Low mileqe.
Excellerat condition. $!50.
56<mi
YOU Altrr SEEN NOTHIN' YET
'Tl&; YOU SEi
-, .. Dtlect Fadwr C .. uuullt D1~•
GROTH .Chevrolet Co.
..... JP• .... -...,. "· .... : ................... ...,., ...
WE'RE OVERCROWDED
COMPARE OUR PRICES ANYWHERE!
FULL Siii
NIW '67 CHIYIOLIT
NOT JUST ONEU '222604
YOUI PICI OP
AU AYAIA&I COLOIS
MODIL 1011
DILIVlllD MRI
FlA1
PRICE ..a;a.
ot
YOU CAN IUY
THIS llAND NIW ''7 IMPALA
PAntlNTI AS 15611
LOW AS M LtvaaaD .... --.---,_-.-........ Wltll I Ji 1MWW. ..--Tax & &.'-
... THIS COUPON wmt YOU I 5% ...._ ,, .........
5100 _________ ..................... I DISCOUNT ., -.. -• -... Ullllt ·-.. ----I JOI •oec• .... -• CASH
Al LOW Al
•99·
,,.., ..... ~·r "'
CAii -ftVCIC .. w .. , ....
FANTAmc DISCOUNTS
O. lnry ...... C.. .. s..drl .... n-100 Te C .... ,.._
.---------INTIU INYINTOIY -NOW ON SALi.--------.. . ....., .... ,_ ... ... _.._...,...(Mtl ... .,...... .............. ..,. -..---.......... . ..........
'U ltAlA ••• $1699
a c-t. W. --.. aM I'S. ..,....., """' ,,.. ..... ..., """'· ....... -. SYC2ll
'U 18. Al .•• $1~99
C-.V•~, ..... ,._.....,_
....,..,., lledlry •Ir. l'VWG
'63 OIVY II •• $799 ...... ....... .,,.. "'°"' .... ..,,...
llM752
'62 CORVEm •• $2299
H.T. 4 '-" ltl.H. wtlltw w/ r'f!d In'*' l!dn c_,.. Gttm
'66 ltPALA • • • $2399
H.T. VL eutemtllc. r•dlo, hfflt•, -...... ..,.. TEN07S
'66 MOVA. I •• $1999
4 -· VJ. wtofNllc. r.clto. _..,, ,.. ~ very c1 .. n. ltHY'24
'6S llOVA S.S. I $1799
VACATIOl 11ME
Station Wagons
'65 FORD •••• $2399
C-"Y Swire. Y1. -tic. ..--. ....... -....,., .. .... llCOeM
'65 DODGE •• '-. $1999
CMIMt -VJ. Ml10fMflc. ,.-.., ... ..,, lllO"#W .... rt'* NHOJH
'63 FORD •••• $1599
~-.... -Othnlt. ltedlo. ......... ~OICE..._
'63 BUICI •••• $1399
SMcHI WffOll. VI. 8'/!IWNllc. •edle. flMI·
er, -""rfftl. Sled! No. ""'
'6S OLDSMOBILE $2699
Vltte Crv~ (l ubblt TOii) VI, •1119., =~~ •Merine. ••ctorv •Ir.
'6' BEL AIR .• $1799
'#990ft. All'-ltc, •9dl0. .. .,.,. -ttwrtne. OJSm
'62 FALCON . • • $699
Sletllft We'91\. llenderd trMMllMleft, H..T. C.. Vt. avtometk. rHle. hotter, ra411e. he•ter, wlllte. OIP'OOI
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GROTH
NOW OPIN IACH OAY INCLUDIN• SAT. & IUN. 'TIL 10 P.M.
I 1211 a&A.CH a YD.
(Hwy, JI k tf ._ DI ... !'WY.I M_.. ....... 1.-
,.,.n111 1(1 f.nll Ill.,_ VI 1-*1
0,. .. , I DAYI A Wa la "'f!L M 11'.aL
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'64 BEL AIR ••• S1•9t
'62 14PALA ••• $1399
H.T. eeu.-. va. """"9ttc. ....., ••·
,... '"' cendll*llllf. J'°'"
'61 CADWC •• $12"
'65 PLYMOUTH • $1199
l'Uf"I 4 O-. VJ, rlldl•. llffllr, Air 9114.
ltltX006
'65 BOlfflEVILLE S2•99
4-0-H.T. Auto .. ltMI, -a ... rllll •nd tir•llta. etKlrlc WlllfOWlo teclorY ell',
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9 -19'6 C1 II r I .. 11• ...
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Shlclo C.s. t.000 .. 11.000 .,,
Al Wy equipped ._ .. ' I *·
PRICED TO SELL!
'6' C..tlHac '64 CADILLAC '" OLDI
W• OeVHle FLl!ElWOOO TOlicwDo . ,.. ""'"' •W·~ ,.. ,__
wt.Me •l111I hit
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F.a.y ""' o..0.-... ....-a ... 0..0... ..... ~
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$4895 '3395 SJ795 --
Friday, June 2.3, 1967 DAILY PILOT rt
.Johnson A Son GIGANTIC
~nniverdarg
CeJ.ebrating 46 Years
J J c D i . .-13 l'B..tllS IN 11.s .t.1 ar eawr \'ft'POar uAc•
<>-UG.A~
.... FltlDA Y,
JUNI 23 I TO 8 P.M.
SAT .. JUNE 24
SUN.. JU• 25
2 TO I P.M.
• IAltGAIN HUNTllt
SPECIAL
2 ONLY
NEW 1967
CO Mm
s2199
FREE
300
COUGARS
(MINIA TURIS)
TO CHILDREN WITH PARENTS
TO BE GIVEN
AWAY FRIDAY
& SUNDAY
MERCURY COLONY PAlttc '950 STATION WAGON
................ ~ SAVI UP TO .
''5 IUIQ( '63 '65 Centinental '64 CHRYILIR JOHNSON & so aMllA T ... ltD Wan NIWPOIT
hi'--....,.,.ettc.,A/H,hl s .. It •• fwlly Fnhry ...., ..... ...... t.dwt ..... IMll•ve 1+ • Lt11r,,..
tul114i11t Feet. ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST 0-0... ..... !f.I &...4~ hll ia-wer, Air, Git. ewur, "-... Lew 111i1Mte.
....-,,.;,
24,000 Aah•I 111llee UN COLN MERCURY-COUGAR DEALD
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~595 $1895 $3795 ~1995 900 W. COAST HIWAY -NEWPORT IEACH ~
545-8278 6G-0981
..... la appliaDC'f!S 1G9 IW Ill* b llM ftl9'! ... 6e .-.r alla ... tt _. a • ...._. ,.__ 9900 UMd C.,. 9900 rrs wma>ERFUL 111e mA"1 I'". ... .._ ..._ .. I omrr st-• ...,, ... TRANSPORTATION TRANS TAT ION I
ta .. QeeetW Ads-CMm DAILY PllDI' 0 T I .,._ PW ..-M! --. ._.,.! --~ --PLYMOUTH · PONTIAC
AT STANSIURY IUICK
'62 IMPALA 4 DOOi
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''4 CADILLAC
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'65 IUICK SIYLAU c.e. .... .....,, ..-...c. .....
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'63 IUICK WILDCAT
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.... c;--. ..... ......,, ......... ,_. ·--'60 KARMANN GtlA 11•• ....... ~ ..... :1112!!!;
'63 IUICK WILDCAT
!2ri li1L lltlii ....._ ~ ~ " I •• •
'64 OPEL WAGON
4
IT'S YOUR OK
THAT COUNTS
., a _ ...
$121
$2025
$1225
$2150
$1725
$1950
$2400
$1675
$700
$1050
$600
$500
$1050
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$2120
$4170
$2715
sms
$2450
$1145
$2060
$1CM5
$1416
$910
$I05
$1415
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'1]95'
'795
'795
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'195
STANSBURY BUICK
2100 HARIOR ILYD.
COSTA MESA
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........ -tn ltk:k, 4 dr. ruftl pod. llO auraa ei•"'*'ml Alp, &d tinl, m*r well
........ !IA sum. tram Work• • ftlll )Idea. es...a llG ~Dr. H.B.
DMly Pllet '80 RAMBLER Ad. wt ..
.......,. ~lot. W11011· Mt. pe, Jib. m Wat SQ Street S395 a.ta MeA 545-(i(m: .. c.n IC:CD and
• tor sTuDEIAID a .... M= pr'a •• ------
'6' Pl YMOUTH
JPCll RIY
* '60 LARK WAOClf *
n'lCK-$195 •CALL.._
'63 T·llltD
%151 BARBOR BLVD., CM. Hardtop Landau, full powtr,
· ~ le9thrr. fac10r7 *· Weod * led Yalallt panemnc ~:·
~I .•;~ ~ Lido Motors
<PK. ..._ llMft, ftlB, w/w.
CM ' 'c RapJ RM w/· lDl W. 0JUt HwJ,
..... '" "fiQl .. t lntfr, Nftport 8f9dl .....
1 .. lo.GOD! ~ {""71 Balm -a.,
JNVr.m'EATE Reproe..-ONLY $995 '14 T-Bird Landau. ~
2 Yr OK par/GMAC mma .ir, full J>O"l"'lr, eledrtc: ~ Ayra Chnr'Olet windows It. Jeatl, ~. .,.. .. S. C ..._ wttb rear ~· Cir tn ~ oasf • •wr• blautiful ('Ondltian. W1aa
LAGUNA BEACH no cash doWn 911'.a mo.
0,. 'tll t f.9t.T14' O.A.C. cilr. Call Mr. Dail.
~ PON11AC 17 T·BIRD. ' dr 1-dlu, fWl /-10-Y-C--... 1.,.-.-power.\ 11r. Dark~ with
" WIOA ~ landau u~ S,.. PO .... •c ooo miln w1th run Tard• n I Ill' ter Co. g\lllraD... ~.dOO ms llatl4lr JI., a.ca .... miJe, Retails over .... wm
"' ' 4444 .acrt6ce $4T15. ~ ~1 l::l:elliaw NEWPORTER llOl'ORI
Dlals 1ar 1to111 • bJiee ad I* Rarbor C II. ~
a.a,. T·BDU> ·~ L&nda.G, loeded.
PONTIAC 15 011mftt. V.f Pf75. ExceUe nt CCIDll., low
!la+wt· Pwr.; P.d.c:t, mt. 54S:S2S4 aft, I p.a.
SI& Orte-~. Mr. a.. 'Sf T.SIRD top CG1114, New --2181 ww.n. mob', trarf,, .... _ ...
4M6CST ...... Ura Orli OwN'. 1M41M,
PON'nAC ·es cu.t. Tempest
:z dr.: nd tnt«. A ueer. YAUANT
<MTbeeid eam J, radio; 4 ------apcl One owner; ts.ooo m1 '63 VALIANT
S4lhSt12 Ew S t 1 n e t convertible, autc>,
'» PONTlA.C Sta: Wqon. H, ~ ~a.rp!
SURFER! A'M'ENTION! $795
~~t coud. $«)O. lido Motors
'63 TE~ VI CONV. 1:m W. Coa~l Hwy.
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Executive Driven and I or Comp1ny Demollslrilon
WHILE THEY LAST =~ . ... . ...
SAVE MORE AT COSTA MESA CHRYSla PLYMOUTH I~ :: ... ,
--~~~----~--lmll!pmll~~------------...... ~~~£~,0!,_._ '2495 ~U'~!_W~~!!_-$]2951
'66 PLYMOUTH ..,, ,...,, va. evtomeoc, redlo. ,.,.,,.,.,
-.._ .. WSW. led. •rr.mr .
'66 FORD GALAXIE
-M>r. H.T. VI. evl9,, lst -.. UH, ......,. 1Mf'IM. WSW Hres.
•2295 ~~~L~'k.,........ '109$1
•229 5 ~. ,Pcv~~g_lf![!..._ ••· WlW. $8951
~C£~kw~~~ '1695 :!!.~,[T.... $89$~
~~!1L§~ .,, ~_,_ '1595 ~ _s:MftH!!f .!!.. ... ~ '795~
------------· '1495 :~~~!!~............ $69;~ I 64 CHEVROLET w-. Va. Mltll!Nllc. redio ..,_ lleetw.
---·g_:~~~~~'.~' $1395 ~ggo:;E!'!...,. $,.
'i~ H.P~~~~~ed-1~-e .... ---.--$1395 ~~,L ~R~~!. s~e @_
-tlterlftl Ind br1ktt. A"""'911<. -•'""""-Ilic. lf7iJ
'63 PONTIAC ---------~-•1295 ~~ S~!~~~ .... $3~.~. ........ ....... 7~
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COSTA MESA
CHRYSLER·PLYMOUTH I
2929 HARBOR BlVD./eC>STA MESA/546-1934
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(Jli.000 ml. 'ltal cleM! WOO Newport Bffd\ MUTlil
or B~ ~fer. 54'-8856 Aa'ON from &lbotl 8-,y Out> ( ~-~~~-'---~,-----~-~--:-~---~-~
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New Cars teoor .. w Cars flGONew C.rs Hewe.,..
lew'67C.n. lew '67 Cltllill
New '67 Clllli11
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YOU COW> BE DRIVING YOUR B WAGON
lie• '67 , .... ln'67TlllPd ..... ,1, •• ... .
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TIL SUMMER'S OVIR . • GET .11· TiliS
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'65 WBll
AMEltlCAN: 2.or ....... ' mlfldw ~.~IC ltlwu • ,..._ ... .................. .,.., w..t
mltlL
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'66 POllllAC 610
>Or. K.T,, V .. Tl1-fOww _..._ • _.. "~,..... ....,..,
orltillWI !ff llN tt-, INdt wftll
bled< lnlef lor.
FULL $2777 PRICE
'6' POllllAC
80NNIVIL.La ~. ""*•
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FULL $1377 PRICE
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,. '63 &RAID PIX
14~-* 11aa1tlwhln, -• ._.. ,,,. -W--. r..., ....,_, ... ,_ •'* W9ll ttra
FULL
PRICE $1277
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NW, K. T, V-4. Cr-. 0 MAiiie tr-.. ............................
...... llilatar, ............. -
FULL $1477 PRICE
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El <Miia V.. ........ P-9'icle
...... , lllllA ........ .....,., -M!lft -.II II-. fkllry elr mndlflonl,..
FULL $)777 PRJCE
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'62 CHMOlB
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''5 CHMOlff
P:ULL ·
PRICE $)877
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:~~ $1477
'6118RST
PULL
PRICE $677
MANY I MANY MORE IN STOCK . '
'61 COllTillBITAL '66 CADlllAC '60 OIYIOlD '61 FORD
" .. -lr>eludlft9 ........ fedwY Sed9ft 0.VlllL 'vii -· tlldery .ir. 1e1 Nr • Dow MOii!. 6 Clf'flMer• O.i.le -4 *· IU. YI. _.... eif', ......_., ,.... WSW tire.. ~ "'"'"°'· ,,... "''lft wtlll ; I dlll ......... fw. WSW, .... ~-.---..-...--. WWTMfY ..... ·----WSW --. ...... ,., lllrlMlut. FULL $1477 FULL FULL $477 FULL $677 PfttcE $4877 PR.IC! PRICE PRICE
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'59 llUllBB
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PULL
PRICE
'6' RID
:~.~~ $1477
. '65imtAii . ~
'63 MOili
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FULL
PRICE $877
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ORDER YOURS TODAY
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INCLU~ED U ".
CAMPER
STATION WAGONS
VAN PRl(ES START AT
A FABULOUS LOW •••
'82 CHEVY P .U.
I CAIPER '86 DODGE SEDAN
Auto tr-. L.lie. MW. ·' Auto. ,,_,.. Wltfi C-. Thia Wiii lallt .
"" .. ~ toOd ,..,,.... •OIA'ldl.
'83 FORD
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l'ICllUI'
'81 CHEVY
>DOOll H DAJI
kv!.. l'/O, 11/H. TNt II -"°' -~ ,_ -"" ... ..,. '"'"''
$599-. -
._cvl .. lllct. A rwl wttr that will •I
"'-~ -·
) DAIL V PILOT Y .
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STAY AT T~E FINEST HOTELS i ·~
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MIAMI
IN YOUR NIW DODGE • OHN ROAD MOTOR HOME! )
'62 DODIE
U NCH HDAlll
'86 EL CAMINO
v... l'/O, I'/$, "/H. Htrt 'l lht mMI
wonttCI Of\ff !odn. UM ot o el<kUCI It
llldt • e.motr Ill It Inf "'1'rt IA.
YOUR::
CASHI YOUR OLD CAR ~:
CAN Bf YOUR :: DOWN -~
PAYMENT!
MOTOll
HOMES
CHASSIS
MOUNTS
WALi<
THRU'S
HOUSE
~~A\~ CARS
· SLIP /
ON·
SLIDI
ON
6-FT. • l ·FT.
SAYE Ill ON TOP IAMES!
OPEi BEACH CITY SWINGS
ROAD! DAILY 'TIL 101
TRAYCO! SERVICE HOURS
OYPSY! \' a-s
BLACK MONDAY TIL 9
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WIN! WIN! WIN! Exactly 100. 1967.· For.ds Draslkally Reduced
FREE PRIZE DRAWINGS EVERY DAY DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE-A-BRA TION
IN THE MONTH OF JUNE!
YOU'LL AGIEE ·WF.iE OFfERING THE ·GIEA1EST SAVINM OF 1tl7 ON
THIS SPECIAL GIOUP OF NEW AND LOW "9' 1 •&1 STAFf CAIS. NO
GRAND PRIZE MORE AT THISE SAYINGS!
5-DAY VACATION IN 19'7 LT.D .
2 DOOi HAIDTOP EXICO CITY JM VI..,_., crui.Nllc. -• s3546 wl-· atMrlM • br.U.. rldle w/rur -I JPMll., Allt CONOI· TIONING. lttmole mlnw, WSW,
FOR TWO Cllx. btlll. ($953.33 off of wlNlow
INCLUDING JET FARE! atkbr ce)
Htrdtop 7 dDOr. Full s2 8 9 5 power, IK!Orf 1lr con·
dillonlllt Ind strjCllY llke
,_, In Ii.wins I -· condition boltl lnlldt I ncl out. CltVJ.260)
'63 CHEVROLET
lm1>1l1 COllvorllblt. Au· $1 0 9 5 lomtltc. rldlo a. llt•ter
'63 PONTIAC
l!OnMvlllt COUPt lledlo, s13 9 5 hel l'tr, eulomltlc, P·
11-lne a. brlku Verv clMn lllN-OUI. OICJ·flO. aiu. llcd< ''sis
ATTENTION RACING FANS
NOTHING TO BUY! 196 MUSTANG
Ju1t come In and regi1ter to win one or more
valuable prizes. Daily drawings for tickets
to MeloCly Land, Angeli' Games, and the Or-
ange County Home Show -first attradion in
the fabulou1 Anaheim Convention Center-
starting June 30. Daily winners also eligible
to win one of our grand prize vacations!
2 DOOR HARDTOP
(r;ilM><NflC, while Wllf fl,.., ...
lutt 11terl111 wl\ttt, _, ,...,._ $2695
4 Ulffd. r1dlo. hffltr. s17 9 5 Lie. No. POA·4'0
STATION WAGONS
LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE
FROM. MANY WITH AIR
CONDITIONING. SOME 9
PASSENGER
Fiii! f1cloty MUIP~. s1 0 9 5 llMulllul red. Lie. No.
QZ1t02'.
'65 EL CAMINO
VI. 1ulam1llc, rldlo, s 1 a 9 5
hHlff, Lie. No. T·l&IN
'63 COMET 2 DR.
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----· H.T. llt, radio. hUllf, s995 1lr conc11'1onl"9. Sit. •
'63 OLDS 88 P7441•
Hordloe> COUH. llMllO, s119 5 hHttf, autom11tc, POwt r
slff~lno a.. br11<11. Lie.
No. PC U 71 lllut 8oo1t
Sl:US.
1967 MUST ANG
($649.62 off Of window
sticker ice)
VACATION PAY COMING? WHv:
WAIT, BUY NOW, PAY LATll.
ALL OFFERS C 0 N S I D E R E D,
TRADES ACCEPTED, PAID FOR OR
NOT.
'62 FAIRLANE
VI, t Ulomtllc, rtdlo,
ht•ltr, POWtr •lffrlnt.
Lie No. SVU76.S. s795
'64 PONTIACS
G .. "". p,1.·1. "'" _, sl B g 5 1nd 1ir cond. llut IOOll
S2"t.
TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL
'SS DODGE . * '66 MUST ANG * Wltll Offe11IMMMf H .... C.1111 4-s.!W If.-.. _________ _
H1rcllop. VJ'(.ulorntlic, power 1tH rin9, r•·
clio, h11hr( linlecl 91111, white aicle w ill tirtl,
p1dcl1cl cluh. VI, tulomlllc, r•ctlo, s195 1 Rodltiter 4-TN-l•IH CMllflt RM!etef
. 4-AIMt'lcH Mot Wlleela. l111moul_,. -4 ........ s2995
'67 CAMARO
Vt . Automellc lrtn1ml" s2 5 9 5 slon, radio Ind ~ultr,
low mltea111. llMulllut
Wllllt finish. A •IU I t i
WAS $3395
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL
$ 2 .. , 5 . '66 FORD GllAll
11 .. 1.,.., 1lmost mint con-
dition
Lk, He. TqUtJ1 ----------.. ---------··----------r1 500 2 encl '4 door hudtop1. All wit!. factory warrenty, ve •n9ln1, e uto1111tic, radio, h .. t., '66 FORD CUSTOM
AS LOW AS '63 PLYMOUTH
~~:.:~'.o:ll:~:i:'.o s149 5
3 lo <'-from.
8elv~ert Slt llor1 w1oon. s149 5 Automatic. rtdlo. 11t1ter.
POWtr Sltttlnt.
'6S FORD f.100 power 1turi119, with or without air co11cl. A~
low u
s2395
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1967 GALAXIE' 500
CONYEITm.E
~*=•• ··-.,. ........ -..,..,.., ....... ............ ,..... ........... ..... -... '3495
FORD ROTUNDA DIAGNOSTIC CENTER
Seuthem C.lffomia's fi....tt Giwea ...,
American car 130 elech •Ne hits for ,.....
............. ....., while.,. wetch ...
your 9Wft ....... , ........... in a cl-
matbed .... "*"' T.._ '-than 30
minutes -$9.95 full C*I.
ECONOMY CAR CENTER
-Factory authorl_, ...... terYice and
parts for Fonl economy cars, Including
new Ford model "C". large inventory
rudy for immediate .. mry.
SUftEft SERVICE CENT~R
Service and repair stalls for woridng on
75 cars simuttanaowly, plus complete
....., wl paint ....... AJ1 coordil..ted by
a "''"'"' c:entrel ............... ter'V•
tee, """ ....... ......
HIGH PERF~NCE CAR CENTER
"F.ctory authow tad .. ._, •rvice, and
parts for Fonl t.uilt hieh perfonnance
can. Exclusfft Or ...... ._ for Shelby.
American GT-350, GT SOO.COBRA. Al·
ways a bit Nlection on ditplay and rudy
for Immediate •tmry.
COURTESY IUS SERVICE
Our ewn mlll1m ..__ leave every half
hour for fne traMpOrtatlon te and ft"Oht
your wortr, home or tehool while your car
Is Ming serviced.
UNDISPUTED LEADERSHIP
Ith acns ef the most mlll1m Fenl ..... ,
seryk:e, parts, wl finance fadlfties on
the West Coast.
EA!Y l'INANCING
U.00.. your own financing plan. lank-
Credit UniM-Finance Company. Up te .......... flMftC:lnt .,,....... .
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1 Let's Talk About... I
' ~ ~ "' ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ''Y 0 . II ~ ·I our pe ration I '
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I oa e s ts tor.. ~-
~ ~ ~ 1-, "' ~ . ~ ~ Hi Folks: Those who attend the breakfast the. problem of, "Win there be S
' "' l meeting will be given the opportun· room?" When you or I get sick and i ' A • 1~--. "' ~ once 1n a rTCTnnc opponun-. . d II ...... I --~ h · 1· • ·11 th L.-~ ~ • • • • • • • ity to view an test a mis marve • nccu osp1ta 1zat1on, w1 ere u. a ~ ~ tty 1s being offered by a 101nt act1v1-• nt A d •t I · bed "lable? ~ ~ ous equ1pme . n 1 you are rea • ava1 ~ ~ ty of the Newport Harbor Chamber . . r ~ ly interested, follow me around the ~ ~ of Commerce and Hoag Memorial h"b" L--1• . to k The Club's membership is limit-~ ~ . ex 1 its ~ause m going as !Ii ~ Hospital. Next Wednesday, June 28, h h. . d wh t "t' for eel to 55~ men who pledge to give i ~ w at eac one 1s an a 1 s • ~
~ during one of the Chamber's reqular $100 per year into the building fund. ~
~ \ !Ii ~ membership breakfast meetinqs, With modem medicine expand· The name of the club and limited !
' ~ ~ Harry Babbitt will present the Hoag ing its knowledge and abilities membenhip is derived from and re· S
' ~ ~ story of "A Hospital in Action." daily, we should all attempt to keep lates to the need for a total of 552 ~
' ' ~ up with it as best we can, and Wed· beds. There is membership still avail· i
j A video-tape prodllCtion of al nesdoy's breakfast 111Hting at the abl•. Why don't you g.t a Httle in-1-1
~ aspects of the "operation" at HOGCJ-Balboa Bay Club is a rare opportun· surance for the future and ioin the ~.J
~ Hosi,it~f will be niven by members ity to be brought up to date. 552 Club today? S
' ':II ~ ~ ~ ~ of th!! m ~dical staff. The chamber Al d" h . • I' look" f d • ~ ~ so atten 1ng t e meeting w1H · m 1ng orwar to seeing ~ ~ m~m'-INs wi'I see behind-the-scenes· , . . ~ ~ be Hoaq s exclusive 552 Club. Thts all members of the Newport Harbor ~ ~ activitiF.s o~ ~hospital, includinq ex· . . . ~ ~ dedicated qroup of local c1t11ens Chamber of Commerce and 552 S ~ hibits of m~darn med;cal equipment ~ ~ have pledged themselves to the fu. Club members next Wednesday S : in action, such as a cardio-pu•mon· . . . ~ ~ • • . ture qrowth of Hoag Hospital. morn1nq. It's 901n9 to be an excep· i ~ ary resuscitator, a tehmeter. resptr• . II d D • · ·it• ~ -. t1ona y 900 program; on t miss • ~ ~ ator, EKG equipment, isolettes, cir· Concerned with a very qlarinq ~ ' ~ ~ cular beds, and emergency room realization, the 552 Club's purpose· Best regards, ~
' !_ol ~ equipment. fut existence is established around. Al i
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I FORGIT HARDWARE I
~ ~ ~ ~ · i-Tht Southl1nd'1 Fln11t ~
~ HARDWARE e DUPONT PAINTS e SMAll APPLIANCES e PLUMBING SUPPLIES i
~ ht· U.S. r.t. Off, ~ ~ 2205 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach I
~ ~ ~ A Good Friendly Place to Shop • Open Sundays -Summer Hours Open to 8:30 p.m. -PHONE OR 3-2350 I ~. Featuring Nationally Advertised Brandi 01 Merchandise At Fair Price1 ~
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I & Of.., .. Cuti MM• ... IKtlM-OAILY PILOT
•-•"4u ,ri4n . J-U. "" ~
Frid1y, June 23, 1967
A L E X A N D E R DOLL,
SOUTH LAGUNA RESI-
DENT, IS THE FASCINAT·
ING PERSONALITY IN
DOROTHY PIER'S MEET
THE PEOPLE FEATURE
THIS WEEK. PAGE 3.
HISTOR IC AVILA BAY,
NEAR SAN LUIS OBISPO,
MAY ONE DAY SOON BE·
COME A BUSY SMALL
CRAFT HARBOR AN D
R E C R E A T I 0 N AREA.
READ ABOUT ITS PAST
HISTORY IN THE FEA·
TURE BY EVELYN SHER·
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INDIAN DANCEU -rtve performanct1 by In-
dian daDctr1 will be present.Id da1l1 at M1u1on
San Luk RtJ OD B.lPWIY 7' in San Lule Rey
throqb SUn., June •· Moura art 10:30 a.m.,
12 noon, 1:301 a:oo and 4:30 p.m. 'nlere ta no
admla\on ehar1e.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT -Tbt tir1t annual Pld-
flc Cout International TennJ.1 Cbampionahip
throuch SUn., June 281 at the Newport ~cb
Tennil Club, MOO lt11tbluft Drive, Newport
Beach. TicUta to tht evmta art prtctd 1t '8
and '10 tor box 111ta; IUO re1ervtd Hat.I;
'3.50 1en•al admluJon. Phone 8"-124a for
further blformatlon.
FUalSJA SHOW -Tbe callfornia N a t l o n a 1
Fuchl1a Society wW preaent lta annual Fucbala
ud Shade Plant Sbow Fri., Sat., ud Sun.,
June 23, 24 and 28, at Oran1e County Fair·
grounda, 88 Fair Dr., Coata Mesa. Houri art
3 to 9 p.m. June 23; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. June 24
and 10 a.m . to 8 p,m . June 25. Ticketa, priced
at tl for adulb and 50 cent.a for student.a, will
be available at the gate. For further Informa-
tion phone ~ 1131.
Comin!? Up
Jl:L Y t FIREWORKS - A fireworks exhibition
pageant and show will be held at Anaheim
Stadium on Sun., July 2, at 7 p.m. All seats
are reserved with tickets priced at $4.50, club
level : $3.50, field level: and n.so, view level.
All children 12 and under admitted for half
price. Mail order to Fireworks, Post Office
Box ins. Anaheim.
J ULY 4 FIREWORKS -Tbe Exchange Clu~ of
:Newport Harbor and Costa Mesa will stage
their fourth annual Fireworks Show in Orange
Coast College Stadium, 2701 Fairview Rd .,
Costa Mesa, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets Sl.50 adults;
75 cents children five to 12 years old: no admis-
sion charge for children under Uve. Entertain-
ment will be provided before the fi.reworks.
The Dunes in Newport Beach will have a fire-
woru show at 8:45 p.m. Tickets $1 adults, 75
cents children 13 to 17 years of age, 25 cents
children 12 and under. The City of Huntington
Beach will &hoot fireworu from the end of
Hu.ntingtno Beach Pier at 9 p.m. There is no
admission charge. A flreworu show will be
held at Anaheim Stadium, 2000 State College
Blvd., Anaheim, filter the baseball game .
HB JULY 4 PAR.ADE -The annual Huntington
Beacb Fourth ol July Parade will begin at 11
a.m. oo July 4 at Tenth and Main Streets in
Huntington Beach, proceed south on Main to
Flfttl, left oo Fifth to Walnut, left on Walnut to
Main, north oo Main to Pecan and Lake and
norUi on Lake to dlabanding point at 11th Street
Parade includes equestrian units and bands
from all over the West Coast.
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Theater
OPINING THIS WEEK
''New Meo•"
Sl&mund Rombvl'• "New Moon" will open at MtJ..
odyland 'lbtatrt, 10 Freedman Way, Anaheim, be-
atnnlnt Tuttda)', June 2'7, with two 1how1 on Satur·
day and Sunday. Pbont 771-7220 for Information.
Theater
snLL RUNNING
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"Baney,.
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse will present ''Harvey"
at Community Recreation Center. west gate, Or·
snge County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa
Mesa tonight. Phone ~ for information.
"See Bow They Run''
A comic farce, "See How They Run," is on at.a~
at Huntington Beach Playbou.se, 2110 Main Street,
Huntington Beach, on Friday and Saturday nights
through Saturday, June 24. Phone 847-4815 for in·
formation.
"Tbe Subject Was Roses"
A domestic drama, "The Subject Was Roses," is
on stage at Laguna Playhouse, 319 Ocean Avenue,
Laguna Beach, Wednesday through Saturday nights
through June 24. Phone 494-8061 for information.
"Roberta"
¥elodyland's Muslcal Repertory Company is stag-
ing Jerome Kern's "Roberta" through Sunday,
J une 25, with two shows on Saturday and Sunday.
Phone n6-7220 for further information.
Theater
OPENING SOON
"Wlule The Pooh"
The classic children's soory, "Wlnllie The Pooh,''
wlll be staged by the Junior Division of the Costa
Mesa Civic Playhouse on Friday, Saturday and Sun-
day, June 30, July 1 and 2. Performance times are
8 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday and 2:30
Sunday. Phone 834-5303 for further information .
"CrlUc'1 Cbolce"
A modern comedy, "Critic's Choice.'' will play at
West.min~ Playhouae, 17th Street School Auditor-
ium, 7571 Westm!Mter St., Westminster, on Friday
and Saturday night.a beginning Friday, June 30.
Phone 893-0606 for further Information .
"The Bobby Darin Show"
Melodyland Theatre, 10 Freedman Way, An:ihrlm,
wlll pi csent "The Bobby Darin Show" for one·Wtl!k
beginn1 ·g Tuesday, July 4 with two shows on Satur·
day and SUnday. Phone 776-7220 for Information.
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ANGEL8-Ca.lllwn.ta Aniel1 VI. Waahlngton s,n ..
tiora J une 2e, :n and 28 at 8 p.m.: Aniela v1.
New York YankeH June 30 at 8 p.m. Ttcketl
•t.SO i'neral admlaaJon; 12.so reeerved aeat1: ..,.so, '4 box , .. ta. Anaheim Stadium, 2000 Stat.
Colleae Blwl., Anaheim. Phone W.2000 .
DODGERS -WI AniW. Dodten v1. Sa.n Francie·
co Giant.I tncdOt at a p.m .; J une 24. 25 at 1 p.,m •
All l&mtl in bod1er Stadium.
HORSE RACING -Tborouahbred racing dally ex·
cept Swlday at Hollywood Park In In1tewood
throueh July M.. Fint post time 1:45 p.m. week-
days, 1: 16 p.m. Sat.; '60,000 Cinema Handicap
Saturday, June 24.
Places to Go
BARBOR CRUISE -Balboa Pavilion Fun Zone,
15 trips daily between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Tickets Sl.25 adults, 50 cents children Phone
673-0'240 for further information.
ESTANCIA ADOBE -Adams and Mesa Verde Dr.
West, Costa Mesa. Originally a way station for
Indians, the hiatoric adobe has been restored
and furnished and Js open to the public from
1 to 5 p.m. oa Sat. and Sun. No admission
charge. For information phone 549--0922.
DISNEYLAND-World famous amusement park has
rides and exhibits for young and old, 1313 So.
Harbor Blvd., Anaheim; hours through June 23,
10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. After June 24, hours
will be 9 a.m. to midnight daily. Music for
dancing and special entertainment nightly.
Tinkerbell's first flight of the season on June
24. Phone 533-4456 for further information.
COVER: T he 25th biennial Transpacific
Yacht Race from Los Angeles to Honolulu will
get under way about noon on July 4th, with boats
jockeying for position as at the start of the last
event in 1965, shown on the cover. More boats
with participate this year than ever befort!
Guide to Fun
Meet the People
Garden Notes
De1lgaer11 Notebook
View from Balcony
Current Theater
Hl1tork Avila Bay
Oat 'N About
Entertalnmeat
Movies
ORANGE COAST
Lucy Bell photo.
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South Lagunan Researches History Of Alaska
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Alexander Doll could easily be mi:3taken for a character from Tolstoy's
"War and ~ace'' dropped by some miracle into South Laguna. This soft·
spoken, good humored man spends all of his free hours studying and writing
about the similarities between the people of Russia and America. "I hope
by telling many of the little known facts about the friendship of the
people of these two countries before Communism, to help save the world
!Tom a third War,'' Doll said in a soft voice.
Two complete walls oi his library are lined with books, about 2000 vol·
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MHHlne Se<lMn-0"1 LY l'ILOT
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UITM!$ all of which relate in some way to Russian-American relations. On
th• thlrd wall are snapshots of the home and grave of General Toucher, a
Russian, who fought in the American Civil War.
Doll bas good reason to be so interested in this subject. He was born
in Caucasia in the southern part of Russia in 1899. When he was 18 he was
commissioned a sub-lieutenant in a volunteer army which was fighting the
communists in the Russian Civil War. Their army was de!eated but due to
the foresight of their commander, who maintained 120 ships in the Bla<:k
Sea, they were evacuated to Con5tantinople.
Unable t-0 return to Russia Doll traveled through Europe for several
years then came to New York in 1923. "I Celt like an ant there,'' Don said
in a Russian accent, "so after a year I went to Los Angeles."
From 1936 until his retiremoot in 1964, he worked in the motion pic-
ture industry as a special effects technician. making miniatures of such
things as boats and guns for action sequences.
Doll met his wife, Galena, at a Russian club. She b.ad come to Los An-
geles after her father, a Russian officer, had beoo killed by the communists
in Siberia. They were married in 1926.
Whan they first came to South Laguna in 1928 they traveled a dirt road
which ended at the Capistrano river. He and his wife camped at Emerald
Bay, where they paid 50 cents a day, which included all the running water
they needed and even a shower.
ln 1930 he began to build his home in South Laguna. "It took ten
years," the grey haired man said, his brown eyes twinkling, "but not a single
nail or brick was put into it by anyone but me. I had lots of time during the
depression."
Alexander Doll first became aware of the many ways RUS6ia and Amer-
ica are related when he visited Fort Ross, a former Russian colony in North·
ern California, while he was on vacation. Soon after that he began to read
and seek information in this field.
At the present time he is doing re.>earch for the Alaskan Centennial
Commission on developments in Alaska ~fore 1867, the year Sewaro pur-
chased the land from Russia. "Many books are listed in Wickersbam's "Bib-
liography of Alaskan Llterature," he explained, "but the information about
Alaska is a jumble and there are many errors. Many books have been over-
looked, too. I have disco~red books of reminiscences published in Finland
ConHnued on Page 5
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Daisies Are Colorf u I,
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TM d•hy family offers a host of oo1orful easy.to.grow plant. which
are useful in landscaping. In a beach climate such as ours, the marguerites
are well known and make wonderlubshrubs for landscaping pu~ses. They
are available in white, yellow, pink and in double flowered vaneties.
Gauni•, as well known as marguerites, are used extensively u
ground covers and edging plants. From what was orijinally juat two vari~
ties, yellow and orange, gazanias are available now in a wide color range.
There are whlte varieties as well as pink and red varietie-.; on the market.
ln-~ition to lhe regular clump growing gazanias there are the
trailing types. This species bas very silvery foliage and spreads out over a
wide area. This spreading gazania does not bloom as well as the regular
varieties but the silvery foliage is much more attractive than the grey-green
of the clumping types.
Guaini•• grow from six to twelve inches high depending upon the
variety and the culture they receive. Arctotis ar e little known daisies that
grow one or two feet high. This is a little tall for a ground cover but arctoti.9
make splendid border plants. The flowers are larger than gazanil! and the
color range is greater. There are pure yellO\;\'S and oranges as well as shades
of cream, red. crimson, purple and rust. Often the center of the flower has
a ring of a lighter or darker shade.
The flowers have good stE'ms for cutting and they make wonderful
daytime bouquets. Daisies, we must remember, come from "days eyes" and
are only open during tbe daytime. Arctotis are heavy bloomers the year
round. Although plants are sometimes avaiJable you may have to grow
them from teed. The seed is easy to manage, but does not come in separate
colors, (except white). If one gets an especially good variety it t'an be pro.
pagated by cuttings .
The culture of aU these landscaping daisies is very easy. Pbnt tbem
Jo a sunny. wen drained location and don't overwater. The worst pests are
aphids and red spider which can be controlled by spraying with malathion
and kelthane.
-Don Horton
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verMtile recording and nightclub star will sing some of his most famous
numbers. Darin also is a composer with five motion pictvre tftte WIMll etMI
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There was a time when handsome furniture ha4 to have speci&I ca.re
to keep it from becoming marked, scarred or just finpr marted. In recent
years the functional qualities of furniture have been aUIJDell.ted without sac-
rificing &be beauty. De&ign has pLilyed a big part in dUa change, but not to
be overlooked are the new finishes which make varioua plecea of furniture
almost impervious to swiace damage. Suc.b is the highly resistant finish vf
the dresser shown in the photograph above w~ needs only a quick swish
or a damp doth to keep its lovely ~low
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uminum foil which disperses heat aod cold: a middle layer ol. genuine walnut
veneer; and a top ply of tough, transpar~t vinyl which protects against
staining, scratching and cheeking.
American ol Martinsville manufactures this dresser in a bedroom
group called Chapter l The mater iar, known as Wonderwood, is available
in walnut onl_v .
MEET THE \ PEOPLE • • •
Continued from P... J '
by Finns who were Russian officers and governors stationed in Alaska."
"By comparison with San Francisco, Sitka, ALasb was a very progres-
iive town. When Sao Francisco bad only 12 houses, Sitka had a population
ol 600 people," Alexander said. "Sitka had the first flour mill on the Pa-
cific coast and it had foundries and printing presaes. Tbe first 6leamsbip
to sail in San Francisco harbor was built in Sitka, then transported by ship
to San Francisco."
About California's relatio~p to RIJSSU, Doll a.aid, "ln Russian mu-
Beums you can find more books and drawings about early Califurnia than
you· can here. The only California Indian feather mmtle in existence is in
a Russian museum." Be explained tMt this is because between 1804 and
1867 the Russian government sent out 44 scientific expeditioDB to other '° parts ot the world. "The Califomia Poppy received its botanical name, ~b
' eabolt:zig, because it was classified by a naturallst on one of these expedi-
tions."
M a side fine Doll col.Lecta pamphlets printed by Russia in many dif.
fecent Indian languagea to teach the lndjanl about God. He baa about thirty
aow aod believes k to be the brgest collection ol lta tlnd in existence. He
also collected medals given by the Russiam to uplonn for making new dJa..
coverieis.
He has just receive<f a medial of his own fl'Om tb.e Alaskan Centennial
Comm.lssion for the aid be bu given to them. Pictured together on it are a
Russian cathedral and the American Eagle.
-Dorothy Pier
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NOTEBOOK ... ,.
Porcelain Stoves
BY J.i RUSSELL TUMELSON, ORANGE COUNTY DESIGNER-DECORATOr,
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Few antique por~lain stoves are in existence today because
ol the inherent fragile quality of the material itseU. A porcelain
stove is not only subject to accident but sudden temperature
fluctuations from very hot to very cold can destroy it.
However, many reproduction pieces are available aod there
are even some very tall, efegant fireplaces from Italy on the
market.
If porcel1in stoves are to be used to their best advantage
they should be placed in a ~tform for a unique
effect. A good spot for these unu:;ual, decorative items, usually
richly ornamented on the surface, is in the master bedroom. II
the stove is very luge and exceptiooa.J in shape and design, it can
be ad.apt.ed to a living room scheme whef'e it will create a Euro-
pean feeling.
Porcelain is white in appearance, but cao be altered by' a~
plying a glue to &be surface and antiquing the ornamentation to
aolten and higbligbt the color.
Reproduction stoves should be chosen and installed during
the building stage of a home. Otherwise alterations of the fire-
box openln& and hearth pfatform will be required. I NEXT WEEK: TERRACES If
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By TOM TITUS
Hardly anybody asb you how to get there
aoy more -which is as good an indication
as any that" the first two years <X the Costa
Meu Civic Playhouse have been fruiUul.
TI.me was, when the city-sponsored com·
munity theater iroup was first getting start·
ed, that they had to draw a map on the backs
ot the ticteta to in.lure that the audience
would get there for t2)e first act. Or get tMre
at all.
lut thet w11 tn yeers end 10 shows
... , Md thM IMftth the Mell Jl•pra wlll
l"llNNlce *ut tM "•ltl RJI ef the net
• 4htant pelt wheft they ... tottether for
• MCeNI Wrtftday ,.,.., end th.fr first ...... ,,..,."'"
The bl& nilbt II tomono!J rljht. alter th. • clOllnJ perforlunct of 11narvey,11 which
rlllp -aown tilt curta1D on a eecond 1ucoea-
tu1 MUOn. Tht awvda wtil bt puaed out at
the new Costa w ... Country Club and wlll
bt tbt flnt event in that edlflce.
Th• date of th• c.lebraUon la no accident -lt waa on June 24, 19e&, that the playhouse
waa born wlth the openlniz performance of
the comedy "Send Me No Flolitn." There'1
bem t0methlnf tn the works ever alnce.
It •II lf•rtM when Celt• IMM'a city
f1then ..,.. leeklfte fer • way t. ..,..
tM "cultvr1I .. ,H lletween theirs 1fMI ether
CllmMUnltt.I. A llttle HMte,:~ they declcW,
wu a at.p In the rltht di tn.
They threw the ball to Bette Berg, then
cultural coordinator for the city'a recreation
department, who recruited a director of long
standing on the Orange Coast, Pali Tambel·
linl, to stage the playhouse'$ productions.
Working with children's and teen groups
as well as the adults, Pati has given Costa
'Mesa a community theater to be matched
with any in the county-an accomplishmeot
which gains relevance in the light of the fa-
cilities which must be endured. That audi-
torium on the Orange County Fairgrounds
was classified as a temporary structure be-
fore Pearl Harbor.
The longest forwud stride was taken
thia yNr when a patrons association, or
"first nighters" group, was form~ to help
build the audience for Cost. M.sa's of·
I.rings. They'll IM "last nighter" bunch thl1
ti,,,., sticking around for the anniversary
party and the awards.
The anniversary will be a personar one,
too. It was Costa Mesa's first show , "Send
Me No Flowers," that lured this writer across
the footlights for the first time. When "Har-
vey" goes up it'll be our ninth appearance.
* BACKSTAGE -David Garrison, who re-
cently won Theater Associates of Orange
County's best actor award for "Kiss of Death,"
will have trouble finding a place for it ...•
it's his 35th in five years of acting .... In
case you were ioterested, the Orange County
Community Theater Association has been dis-
solved for lack of interest .... only five mem-
be-rs showed up for the la!t two meetings ••
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BACK TO
YOUR
CEREAL -
A precocious remark by
Jamie Meighan d r a w a
stares of rebuke from hla
fNlrenh, played by Doris
Htrbtrtson and Hersh
Shipman, in this .. rly
acene from the Westmln·
ster CO"°*'Y·
'CRITIC'S CHOICE' OPENS SOON
What happen.a when a New York dnma
critJc is put Into the position of reviewing a
pl•Y written by h1I wife! The Wfftm~er
Community ThMttr explores theee compllc•
tJona when tht curtain toes up on Ira 1Avln11
"Critic's Choke•• next weekend .
Hersh Shipman and Dor~ Herbertaon
take the hv rol11 tn the lat~t Weatmlnater
orrertng. with Jamie Mel&han playln« their
p~oclous son who contributes to hi~ rather'•
pm~t'.
Rounding out the cast are Mike Skinner,
Betty Gordon. Joye Cox and Joan Hagerty.
The romedy la directed by Larry TrammeJJ.
Prflented in the county11 moet lrltimate
eetting, on the 1ta11 of the 17th Street &hoot
auditorium. "CriUc11 Choice" wUl be 1uged
tor ab performanctt, June 30 and July 1, 7-8
and 14·15. Curtaln Umt ts 8:30 p.m.
WAS IT
REALLY
THAT BAD?
Above, Hersh Shipman
looks unappreciatlvely at
the curious m•kf, Joan
Ha9erty. At left, J•mie
Meighan re.di his fath-
er's scathing review of his
mother's play 11, from
left, Doris Herb.rtson,
Ell:ubeth Gordon, Hersh
Shipman and Joye Cox
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Sarah Rundell, Perdit.a Goodenow and Hedy
Lether . _ .Phi Theta Kappas, all
Their reason for being at Daniel's? The
formal looking over of prospective members
and to award gold pendants to senior mem·
bers leaving their ranks.
Not much of an item? Perhaps not in
"why" they were there . . . but just listen
to "who" these Phi Theta Kappas are.
WARD 3·A ALL THEIRS
They are a group of gals who have taken
over Ward 3-A at Fairview St.ate Hospital in
Cost.a Mesa . . . as benefactors.
All from · Cost.a Mesa High School, they
raise a minimum one hundred ($100.00) dol·
Jars each year to brighten things up a little
for those in that ward.
They go on bottle hunts . . . ror refund
money. They hold bake sales. They stage
rarnes. And fashion shows.
Enmasse, they visit Fairview once a
month . . . to stage a &ala birthday party
complete with cake and lee cream, for every
patient ln their ward having a blrthdate dur·
Jng that month. And . . . every Thankag:lv·
inf . . . a basket of trult la dell~red to the
ward by these Phi Theta K.ppu.
A "restaurant Item" ... their annual
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corner's hat to the whole aroup!
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If you can'I make it to Europe tnis Sfason, come
JOin us at the Stvft Sn1rt, Newport.
The occasion? A Venetian Fest111al to introduce
you to our all-new decor. and to otter a new ad'ltn-
ture 1n elegant d1nm11 Now Th\'Ough July 1
During the festival weel\s, many of our staff will
be authentically costumed 1n the style ot 16th cen·
tury Venice. A Venetian gondola will be available
for rides on the bay without charge to you. You'U
be entertained by our new strolling musicians, in
add1t1on to our regular entertainment. There's 1
great deal more tnat you'll just have to seE.
So come to the Stult Shirt. Newport. Enjoy our
Venetian Festival, and find out why we're nation-
1lly·accla1med in Time Magazine as one of the
finest restaurants in the U.S.
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viously has throughout the years "played"
some of the most noted restaurant-nightclubs
of our time. • • • NOW FEATURING • Just check these cred;ts.
1 ERNIE ARMAND TRIO : Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chicago. Sher·
man Hotel, Chicago. Footainbleau Hotel,
Miami Beach. Grossinger's, Catskills. Adol·
phus Hotel, Dallas. Bimbo's, San Francisco.
Ciro's, Hollywood. Roaring 20's, San Diego.
El Patio, Mexico City. Roy Roger's Apple Val·
ley Inn, Apple Valley. And on and on and on.
: CARTE BLANCHE e DINER'S CLUI :
• Behind th. Slu ler Steak HouM •
• 18528 BEACH at ELLIS HUNTINGTON BEACH •
• Town & Country Shopping Center 962-9031 • ····················••t ln addition, Dr. Dante hu appeared in
five motion pictures with stars of such call·
ber as Broderick Crawford, Gilbert Roland
and Charleton Heston.
Dinner. Luncheon. Codt&ils & Atmosphere.
O ne of Southern Colifornio s f ine restouronts.
All this in the pre-opening publicity
packet; plw . . . uHis abUlty to g&t hi.a sub-
jects under the spell of hls husky volce makes
for a most unu.sual and entertalnlng even·
lng."
Sound' worthy or a look·kl. More about
Dr. Dante later.
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palisades Teen Tale
They took Daniel's, Costa Mesa, by
storm e>ne recent evening. According to Keith
Ne!JOn, manager of the spa, "everybody loved
'em!" Eosy to re&ch from &n ywhere
Polis odes Rood, Bock Boy Th~y were 18 in number, petite young
ladies dining out. Sandy Huber, Sheila Co-
burn, Kathy Parker. Kathy Dettner. Kathy
St. Louis, Sheila Lostrom, Jeanette Lether.
Marcele Coover. Lorna Fogwill. Ca rol Walsh,
Sherrie Wilson. Bevan Swenson. Judy Grimes,
Patti Waid. Ginger Albee. Cheryle O'Gara,
Continued on Page 11
The VIiia Marina, which plon .. red hypnotists
aa entertainers In the Oran9e Co.If arH, will
preaent Dr. Dante, hypnotist extnordinaire,
in his openin9 performance tonight. If his
record la anything like tho .. who preceded
him h. ia In for a long run.
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... Historic Port
Steamers, freighters and four-mf1.5ted schoon.
ers no longer ca ll with their cargo at Avila Bay,
a seaside resort located 13 miles west of San Luis
Obispo. That part of Avila's history belongs to the
late 19th century when it was one of California's
busiest ports.
Though it has not been used for commercial
shipping in some time, there are signs today that
indicate the area may once again become a center
of activity. Dirt and rock fill are being added to
the shore line. fishing boats are using the pier
facilities and there are plans to build a small craft
and recreational harbor.
Avila Bay was originally chosen as a port
becall3e of its topography. It is a natural harbor,
a fact first recognized by John Harford, who own·
Queen of the Pacific (circled tn photo),
a luxury liner, aank in Avila Bay on its
way to San Francisco in April, 1881. The
boat ran into trouble 15 miles from port
when it listed badly after someone left a
port hole open. It limp..t into the harbor,
unk to the bottom on April 30, was
pumped out and sent on fta way May 4,
and arrived safely in S.n fnnclsco May a, four days later.
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Pldured at left is a view
of Avila Bay as it look.a
today with a few small
plMaure craft moo'9d in her watef"L Englnffl'1
9'1rrently are designing
1 1m1ll craft and recrH·
tlonal harbor which will
allow for many more
boats.
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At rltht la Avlla lay and
Port )1n Lula 11 they •Po
pMrM In ltla. Steamera,
frelthtert and fouNn•lt·
eel achoonert uMd ., d•
llvw Ind ,tck up carvo
at the port which Mrved
the central Callfornl•
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of photo la tht Hotel
Mlrre, eonatructed In
1114 ind d"troyed by
fire In 1934.
Be co m e A S m a 11 B,o a t H a r b or
«I the beach and surrounding territory in the
1860's. Harford saw the need for a pier to se rve
the schooners. freighters and steamers that called
t-0 discharge and pit k up cargo for the central
California area
Two piers w~re built: one called the People's
Wharf which was destroyed by a tidal wave in
1878, and another, still standing and presently
under reeonstruction, which was built with more
forethought in a sheltered part of the bay.
A narrow gauge railroad, covered shed and
hotel served arrivals in the early days. The rail-
road trestle still stands and allows for one way
traffic across San Luis Creek.
Building of the wharf encouraged transporta-
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tion by water which wa.s considered by many to be
faster and safer than traveling by land on El
Camino Real. One notable exception when travel·
ers might have been better off on the highway
was the day in 1881 when the Queen of the Pacit1<"
a passenger liner. listed and sank to the bottom
near Avila Wharf. Originally it was thought the
luxury liner had sprung a leak, but it was later
discovered that a port hole had been left open.
The boat was pumped out and four.days later con-
tinued on its journev to San Francisco.
Liners as big as the Queen of the Pacific may
never be seen in Avila Bay again, but activity on
its shoreline. its pier and in its waters is beginning
to resemble the bustling days when John Harford
had the vision to builrt Avila Bay's first pier.
-Evelyn Sherwood
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Last October they moved to Lido Lounge,
Newporter Jnn. then returned to Grand
Hotel and continued "bolfo" acclaim. until
closing there last weekend, prior to Wednes·
day evening's solid smash opening al ~'l
"I remember the Capistrano Beach-
combers Club with those long breaks when
the grunfon ran and everyone. including the
musicians, picked up a mess of fish and the
chef cooked them right then. Delicious. And
Jayne Mansfield runnin£ into the ocean with
no shoes on and coming back out looking
just as delicious."
OUT ·'N' ABOUT: Orange County's Restaurant and Entertainment Scene $
The speaker: Herb Payson, piano, organ.
claviatta artiste. Also vocalist. composer and
arranger.
• ''While we were still a duo and The
Sportsman (Costa Me.~a) wanted vocal duets,
J exaggerated a little and said Herb sang
too. Our first experiments with vocal duets
were pretty sad. But ... with rehearsal, re-
hearsal and more rehearsal ... gradual
improvement. E~entually we made our first
LP album and it wac; an immediate sell-out."
Tbe speaker: J oe Marino, flu te, clarinet.
bass, weals and arra41Rer.
"After discharge from the service I stu-
died in Hollywood for a short time. then, due
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11 :30 A.M. • 2:30 P.M. $1.25 TO $1.'45
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to Jack of work and oth er disappointments,
I gave up the business completely for eleven
years. In 1963 I started playing a 'casual'
now and then as a hobby; still having no
intention of making entertajnmenl my life-
time career. Theo, I received an offer from
Herb and Joe."
The speaker: Gil Martinez. drummer and
vocalist.
Put them all together ... Payson, Mar-
ino. Martinez ... and you have the Her~
Joe Trio reminisdng between sets as they
kicked off the summer season .at Newporter
Inn, Newport Beach, Wed nesday evening
Jast.
Their enthusiastic reception at th e
beach area elegant on that occasion was old
hat to Payson, Marino and Martinez, who
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MONDAY THI U SATURDAY 1:10·1 :J O
MARCEL MEEISEMAN'S
Ro'Jaf C,.e~I
17th & Pl1eenti1 Cost• Mesa
were first introduced to Newporter Inn pat.
rons during the coul(Se of a most successful
engagement there last winter.
Matter of fact, these three ... bailed by
many as the finest musical aggregation here.
abouts ... have long been accorded enthu·
siastic receptions throughout the entire
·county.
And . . . each has worked extremely
.hard to earn these plaudits. 1'.,
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Herb Payson has played piano sjnce the
age of six . . . winning a New England Fed-
eration of Music Teachers Award when only
fourteen. A graduate of Yale University, he
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earned his bachelor of arts and bachelor of
music degrees there. After obtaining his ·
master of arts degree in the theory and com-
position of music in 1954. Payson moved to
Southern California where he taught piano
ancf ola.ved pr"fessionall" on a 'casual' basis
until meeting Marino in 1958.
Born and reared in Cleveland, Oh io. Joe
Marino has been a clarinetist since grammar
school days. Following World War II. he earn-
ed his B.S. deJ.?ree in voice and music eciuca-
tion at Western Reserve Universitv <Cleve-
land) and. also travelin' west tauj!ht instru-
mental and vocal music in Bakersfield. Ful·
lerton anrt W1>Ctminster public ~"hools.
Paysorr, Marino and ruitarist Gene Gal·
lien joined forces in 1958 to plav long.run
en~airemenlc; at the Capi!;trano Reachro mb-
ers Club. La Quinta Desert Inn <P:ilm
Sorin~s) and Howard House in Garden
Grove.
Jn 1962. Payson and Marino became a
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duo ... The Fabulous Herb and Joe. They
opened at The Sportsman. Costa Mesa. and
were an jmmediate success.
Long stand appearances at Branding
Iron IAnaheim). Ad amo's !Anaheim). lron
Horse <Orange) and again. at Adamo's fol·
lowed. Then, the Crest Hotel lsi nce renamed
Gran d Hotel) in Anaheim made an outstand·
ing offer .. but for a trio.
<er Gil Martinez . . . who has been
"drummin' away" since the age Of eleven.
After playing with numerous groups during
his high school days. Martinez put in four
years with a U.S. Armv band and ''sat·in" 1 with local ni~htclub musicianc: wherever he .
happened to be stationt>d ... arldi ng lyric.
renditions to hii; drummin11 ahilities.
EVERYTHING ROSES SINCE
The new trio debuted at Crest Hotel in
May of 1966 and "had it made" from the
first bar of their opening number.
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•:30 P.M. -1:30 P.M.
CLOSED MONDAY
,19-40 HARBOR BL VD. COSTA MESA
642-3732
Plans for their summer session at the
beach beautiful include recording of a new
''on th~ premises" LP album to be cut some-
1ime between now and late August. The
group is booked into the Islands Restaurant,
Phoenix. Arizona. come early September.
Dr. Dante Due
It's Joje/~
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130 E. 17th STREET
AT NEWPORT BLVD.
COSTA MESA :
646-8181
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promises to make their st1y 1t the Newporter Inn
the highlight of the summer season. Come in for
dinner and stay for the fun.
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1107 Jambortt lood, Newport looc:h
Telephone 644· l 700
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