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EDITION N.Y. Stocks
VOL. 58, NO. 209, 2 SECTIONS, 22 PAGES TUESOA Y, AUGUST 31, 1965 TEN CENTS
Grenade
Hits U.S.
Housing
I GE, Westinghouse
Fined $17 Million
Cong Terror
Toll 'Llaht' " SAIGON (UPI) -A Viet
Cong terrorist exploded a gre-
nade inside a U.S. military
housing compound In Saigon
t o n i g h t, inflkting what a
spokesman called "light" cas-
ualties on Americans living
there.
The explosion came JhortJy ~·
after U.S. Strategic Air Force1 B52 bombers from Guam ex·
ecuted a one-two punch at
'uspected Viet Cong strong-
holds in two widely separate
parts of South Vietnam -the
first twin B52 raid of the war.
A U.S. spokesman said the
grenade was lobbed over the
wall of the housing compound
near the headquarters of the
American assistance com·
mand in midtown Saigon
GIRL WOUNDED
The housing compound 1s
located al the corner of Neu-
yen Dinh Chieu and Paster
streets about three or four
blocks from the headquarters
or the military assistance
command in Vietnam.
In addition to the Amertcan
casualties one 17·.v e a r-old 1 Vietnamese girl was slightly
wounded by the explosion. the '
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1st of 200
Price-fix
Awards
NEW YORK (UPll -A
federal judge today assessed
the General Electric Co. and
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
tr1ple damages of Sl6.8 mU·
lion in a civil action growing
out of a succeisfuJ govern·
ment prosecution five year•
ago which sent seven com·
pany executives to jail.
The civil suit. brought by
the Ohio Valley Electric Corp.
and Its wholly-owned subs!·
diary. the Indiana-Kentucky
Electric Corp., wu the first
of some 200 such actions filed
follow!n1 the criminal anti·
trust suit against G. E. and
Wesll.nghouse ln Phil.adelph.ia
in 1960.
FINES, PRISON
In the 1960 trial. 29 eleclri· spokesman said. .---J --~~ -· The housing compound Is a "''" _.. _., aic...-11...,..,., ~I manufacturers. ircluding
bachelor officen quart.en and NEWPORT'S BRODY -Kenneth Grochow. 15, of Costa Mesa. is put on GE and Westin&house, along
LOOKING FOR MORE -Mike Martin Oeft) and Greg Fink, both 16 and sum·
mer Lifeguards in Newport Beach. are looking for more trophies to add to their
present collection. They are representing West Coast m United States National
Lifeguard Championships in New York City today. Both are star swimmers for
Corona del Mar High School.
is made up of several !lmall stretcher by lileguards alter leaping 20 feet from Newport Pier Monday. The wllh ~ executives of the \f~sw1all.urrounded by a seven· youi,b. thought to be aerioualy inJured at tint, walked out of Hoac Prtabyt«iaa '"" cocftct.ed of price-Special Gas Newport Li· feg·uards Ho.,tlal this mot'llinl'-qatte ft!!. thank you. Last person to Jump from pier fi1h1 h•-A total o1 s1 9 It wu dhcloMd only Y•du-at that point broke b1s neck · ,. ' c -.. ~-· · day the raids by the bl& ~t million In finea wu Imposed T Hik =~~a1:e:~ ':;!ti.ac! I ~~o~e ::r~u~:~:~· :;~:0°: ax e. Jn U.S. Co1npetition
the Viet Cong they could be B E J • N Slid E d T h expected a1mo1t daily. oy scapes n1ury ew es terms. n s orua t I The double barreled raid tcr Federal Judge Wilfred Fein· El Two Nev.port Beach city sit1ons on the squad for na·
day against Viet Cong concen-Halt Swiss berg levied the assessments SACRAMENTO (AP) _lifeguards. are in r-;ew York 1t1onal competition.
trations came shortly after a In Leap From p;er today following a two-month Having brought in more mon-City today preparing to. rep-In Southern California Lile·
Communist force overran the 11 R W k j res t the W t C t th d Ch Vietnamese outpost of An Hoa eSCUe Of trial without a ury. . ey than expected. the tem-en es ~as Ill . e guar amp1onshlps, Fink
in apparent revenge for the Id C M . . The Oh.lo Valley Electnc porary one-cent-a-gallon state lfnlted States . National Life· won. the 1 .000-me~r '"i.m
big American victory near A lS-year-<> osta .. esa Newport Lifeguard Chief MATIMARK DAM, Switzer· Corp. clalmed it was over· gasoline tax raise enacted guard Championships. setting two successive rec.
Chu Lal. inflicting ''moder-youth escaped serious 1111ury Robert E. Reed noted that the land (UPI) -Rescue opera· charged $2.474,791 by GE and earlier this year expires to-They are Gregory Fink. ord times of 12.26.7, then
ate" casualties on the defend· Monday afternoon despite a last jumper from the tio.ns were suspended tempor· Westinghouse. and Indiana· night. 16, son of Mr. and Mrs.,lower111g the reN rd to 12 ·•
ers. Government troops re-Jeap of 20 feet off the New· pier. Joseph Moronez, suJ'-arily today at the Matlm~rk Kenluck accused GE or 8 The gasoline tax. now al 8 Bernard Fink. 2510 E. 23rd 08.05. Jle also won the 1 00(). took the village a few hours rt Pier fered a broken neck and nev-Dam so a helicopter pilot Y cents on each gallon will re·ist N · 1 • • later without a fight. po . . . er walked again after he could bomb the AJJalln glacier $3.149,610 overcharge in the vert to 7 cents eff~ctive at ·• ewport. and Mike Mar· meter ocean swim at Seal
Today's double raids took The last pier Jumper suf· jumped off the pier and fell and ease the threat to rescue tv.o·month trial that started midnight. That wiU put the Un. ~6• son of Mrs. Susan Beach and set a new record
place in widely separated fered a broken neck. 15 feet into three feet of wa· v.·orkers seeking the bodies of last February. total tax. including the 4 centlMartin. l18 Amethyst Ave .. for senior division of th!'
parts of Sou~ Vietnam. Kenneth Grochow. 3138 Ler. Thal took place in Au· 99 men who died there in an Two hundred of the 1.900 federal levy. al 11 cents for Balboa lsland. 111un tmgton Beach p I er
The first flight of an unspe· Gray Lane .. was taken to gust. 1963. avalanche. suits filed are pending in the each gallon of gas. Both are stars ~n the Cor· S ..
cified number of the gigantic Ho~g Memortal Hos~lta.1 fol· Jn Monday 's Jncident . Grow· Veteran Swi~s glacier pilot Southern District C1>u.rt of The 1 islature declaring on~ de.I Mar High .School \\ im. . . .
bombers struck a Viet Cong low111g the 3 p.m. incident. chow's friend Terry Gibbs Hermann Geiger dropped 700 ''•w Yo"'k alJ Califeg . ·b uld . d swimming team. Martin and In compehtion at Carpin·
Q Tinh H I d thi • . . . . . ,,,. • . ormans s o a I F' k iti h "' k area ln uang province, . e was re eHe s morn· described the jump111g UlCt· pounds of explosives despite Feinberg found that a con· residents of one area hit by in won pos ons on t e teria. r in w1>n the 1.000
320 mile. northeast of Saigon mg. . . dent to lifeguards. drifting clouds and audden spiracy existed from 1939 to natural disaster. passed the six-man West Coast lifeguard meter and 600 meter ocean
early thii: evening. . He mar be Cl~ed for Vlol.at· The two Costa Mesa youths gusts of wind lo loosen 1959 and that there was "abUD· tern rar tax boost In March team after be\ng screened events ..
. The ae~nd flight was ca~: mg .a c1tr or~ance ~h.ich were walking toward the end chunks of ice threatening the dant proof that the defendants to ~ th~ money needed to from more than 600 western . Martin won the junior divi.
ned. out 'shortly thereafter prohibits Jump1!1g o~ diVUlg of the pier when Gibbs turned rescue workers. Four guides deliberate! concealed" it.s reb~ild Northe:-n California's gua.r!15 who sought. squad s1on race In the Huntington
agamst another suspected ~let frof!l the munk1pal pier. around and said he'd like to had marked the most danger· e istence Y flood·shattered transportation pos1t1ons. Newport Lifeguard1 ~each Pier Swim. was third
Cong area barely 30 miles Lifeguards at first thought go back to the beach. ous areas with red paint. and x · t m Chief ~1>bert E. Reed re-in the .. iron man"' event al
north of the capi~l -the nor· him serio~ly injured when Grochow told Gibbs that he rescue teams pulled back till CONSPJRACY sys e · . . ported. !the International Surr Frst1·
torious communist Zone 0 he landed in a crumpled heap didn't want to walk all the the operatfon was over. ·To achieve ant1 preserve !he ongt~~~ lnte~ w~s ~o In West Coast competitions \al at Redondo Beach and
stronghold h.it often before. in the hard sand. way to the base of the pier The daring pilot droppf'd the secrecy, the conspirators faJ. raiseh.~ ~ ton 3~n Be~ ~he this summer .. both 16-year.llscored two th irds at Car
just to get to the beach. charges by hand after touc h· sified tht:ir expense acNunts tax 1 ~ w~· ln ia le•; tha~ ol.d N~wport 1.1feguards com· pinteria in the iron man and
He climbed over the railing ing off the lapt'. primer with to hide the true n a t u re m.on~ed 0 and una:tici ated piled 1!11press1ve records in 600 m e t e r run·swim·rur
of the pie.~ exact!)'. at a spot his cigarette lighter. Then ~e and purpose ~r their meetings ~dtral f~nds will put the fi· swim ming events to gain po-ievents. Childless Husbands,
Dullards Face Draft
wher~ a ~o dlvmg. -no took his helicopt~r away m and their trips. made tele· n 1 total raised for the road
jumping" sign was painted on a quick turn while thunder phone calls al night from pay \\aork at $68 million
it and told Gibbs he was go-shook the glacier and the telephones rather than their . ·
Ing to jump. manacing blocks of ice as big offi ces. destroyed notes taken Gov. Brown. saying the tax
Witnesses told life guards a· houses tumbled down. at their conspiratorial meet· had served its purpose. ~ut
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The Inside News that Grochow landed on both The great chunks of Ice ings and instructed newcom· or~ t~e new levy effective
feet , but that his left leg gave tumbling down 13,750-foot ers t\l the conspiracy not to midnight Aug. 31. •••--•~:mm=!li,1'1R;~i\..<IU11:..-.:=:::a;z.._.1auwS.'.:~:s.::;:~ SAf:i FRAN~ISCO (UPI)-bracket without chOJren. He In at the impact. Grochow Mount Strahlborn at random divulge Its existence," Fein·
Married men ID the l~to-2e said this could be anytlme rolled over in the sand clutch· had d I s r u p t e d operations berg u.ld.
age bracket without children after next January. Lng his back and was tying where the slide estimated at He awarded the Ohio Val· F II J • Trading moderately active after some advances.
probably will face draft calh Hershey warned students motionless when lifeguards 500.000 tons snuffed out 99 ley Electric Co. S7,424.373 and a DJUres Averages were off 2.53. See Quotal.Jons pages 1().11.
early :lext year. acco~g to . came to aid h.im . lives as It slid 2.000 feel onto Indiana • Kentucky El~tric Sele~Uve Service Director that they will ~ave ~ work He was whisked away by a dam construction site. Corp. '9.448.830. Ohio Valley. ..., ki St~~• Strike Delnfled
Lewis B. Hershey. at their schooling If they ambulance to Jtoag's emerg. Engineers splashed a great an OhJo corporation. is own· water s . er Cnder prodding from Prrs1drnt John~on. negotia-
He told a news conierence want t\l be deferred. He said ency room. where X-rays red paint marker acro~s a ed by various investor-owned tors delay steel strike deadline 8 da~ s Page 3. yester~11y . tbal draft boards that If students are called were Immediately taken and threatening crac~ and kept 'utility Nmpanies in ~he ~hio A sixteen·) ear-<'ld llarhor
also wtll tighten up on defer· up, the firat wUI be those tSee J UMP. Paie %) careful watch while volunten,Ri~·er . Valley. lndl."na-Ken· Island ~lrl wu rtportt>d in ff Pd" Boost Ro<"l~<"fl
menu for students, cvnsclen--whose erades art not up to rescue workers and ava.ltu< ky is a wholly 1>v.ned sub· fair co ndition toda y at Hoal! &mets have been quietly building up rocket forct'
tlous objectors, medkal ex· par, those who are not car· lfJlche·l~alned dogs dug for s1d1.ary of Ohio Valley. It ls an Memorial Hospital after being but still far behind U.S. Page 4.
emptions and fl!arrl~ men rying a full load of studies. Police Seek the victims. lndi.ana corporation. Injured in a water skiing ac·
who neglect their famlllea. "and the fellowa who get .... cldent Monday aft ernoon. B9 Reporf at OCC
Hershey aald the ,,board& kicked out of acbool one year \ Linda Pfleger. 26 Hnrbor I~· 89 prospective gridders. including Shawn McKin·
wUJ be Instructed to take a and go back the next." v· . ' Ca Ind E land. Newport Beach. was be· ney. registered at Orange Coast Monday. Page 15. -
goodllook at their~ell_: ~~ He said he was ln favor of lSllOf S f ecent xposure inll towed in the bllck bay 1i... 1•1.·.". ••f' l""S'll•-:., t ·•.\l'UKt'.S marrtes .•.ome g d d r dnfUng what he called the skiing area when she slipped ·" • ·' ., '" .-. • gets o s .. y aroun a.r: pro-1 1 .. ff h ~kls Ro t1·ng fi National Nt'wS ....... 3·~ vide a home _ wer'" lnter· "political pac f sts who 11etk Newport Beach poUce have • • o er " · · a ....... .
ted I hi .. con1denUou:: objector 1tatu11. not yet turned up an automo· Cha D sm d She was rei;cuec1 by lift-California News . . . . . 5 Obltuariei; . . . . . . . 3
Orange County . . . . . . 9
Social Notes . . . . . . 13-14
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Television . . .. . . . . . . . . 8
esPnil~entm. Johnson on Contrasting them with "re· bile conlalning clothlnt. jew· rges l lSSe gu11rds. who reported that she nass1ftcd ...• 17-22
Hershey's advice. ~dered U,l~~" pacifists.. Hershey elry, a briefcase of legal pap-had swallov.ed water. Accord· Comics . . . . . . . . . II
draft boards to treat any said they sh\luldn t be prot-era. and three unslaned se· Five counta of indecent ex· $75 by Judie William Chris· ~~ to ~oac ~:lei~\ r.:tlss Editorials · · · · · · · · · · · 12
man married after last Frl· ecuted.,, they should be In· curttlu in Sl.000 denomlna-posure, flied by Newport tensen. f ~:rbac~o 5 ere ruises Finance · · · •· · · · · · .. 10-11
day the 11me u 1tnc1e men ducted. tion1 stolen Sunday niaht from Beach police acainat AUl\lll A jury tr1al originally WIS 0 • The Weacb"r
_ and Hershey added that HenheJ sou he could not the NIWpOrt Dunes parldne P. Caniso. were d1Jmlued slated for today, after Caro·
those who rushed lnto wed· foresee an end to the draft, lot. Wt morning ln Newport so entered a plea of lnna«nt
lock late Friday to beat the even if the Vietnam war ls Sidney WelnM of Scottadale. Beach MUJ\lclpal Co urt . at hJJ prellmlnary hearing Back at Work
draft "will dlacover t b • y molved becauae "•• muat Arlt., told Newport polke that Tht charcea nre brou1ht Jul y 2e.
didn't beat anyc·1n1." stay strong -ob v Io u 1 l y he lost the car key and had aaa.lnst Caruso. 351 Victoria The defen4anl's attorney NEW YORK <APl -Thou·
ltenhey said that a1 10\>n 1trona." He addl!d that the ordered 1nolher made when St.. Costa Mesa. after an ln· Donald Smallwood of New· ~on<1s of longshoremen In .\t
11 lhe pool of 1vallable 1ln· U.S. ls 10 rich. he doubt.I "a h• uw a man drtn off In the cldent ln Balboa April U. port Beach, said a lie detec· !antic and Culf Coast ports Cl• 19-t.o-~yar olda It ex· time will ever come that wt leased automobile. Caruso entered a plea of tor test arran1td by the dis· return to their jobs today to
hauited, tht Selective S.rv· will havt enouab peor,t• In Welner la warrted that the eutlty to a lesser cllar1e in· trlct attorney'• 3ffke. exono-stan unloadl.na 100.000 tons ~ wUI btlln cailln& up mar• the military on a pure '1 vol· document. a,.. aultable for volvinc use of a public place r•ted Caru10 of all charces of careo In thlp1 Idled by _yie
rted men in the s11ne 11e untarJ basis." for1tn1. H a restroom. He •u Oned brou.&bt by Newport police. 76-dly marlUme atrike.
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A new tropical storm will cause a shift in the "'eather
Wednesday. brin~lng dlmin ishlnir cloud cover In lhe
morning and warmrr temperatures. says District 1-'ore·
caster Gil Grafton. Tropical storm Emily Is Jylng oH the
tie, of Baja California arid moving norlbu,t.trly. I~ will
~g rain to Sonora and t.he Arizona area but probably ~-to Soulbe;ro Ca.ll.fornla.
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Teen-agers
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Dominican Junta
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Deadline
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On Sept. 8
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
SANTO DOMINGO. Domin· government not to sign th e Steel . union and management
ican Republic (AP) -Tb e resignation document w a 1 negotiators resumed contract1
chlef of the Dor:ulnican junta Commodore Francisco J. Ri-talks today under White
has announced that the civil· vera, 36, armed forces secre-House pressure to reach a
ian-military body Is resign· tary, regarded as boss of the settlement t1efore the new
~ng w m~ke way for a provis· Dominican milita~. strike deadline of midnight I 1onal regime proposed by the The reason for Rivera Cam· •
Organization of American inero's failure to sign could Sept. 8. .
States. not be determined immediate-The unlon and Industry of· I
Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert ly, but the junta ana the mili· ficials went back into con·
Barreras. junta president, tary were reported at oods ference at 9:30 a.m. John·
made :he announcement Mon· over the OAS peace formula. son. La!>c>r Secretary W. Wil·
day night in a surprise radi~ It was learned during t b e lard Wtrtz and Commerce
television broadcast. week that Rivera Caminero Secretary John T. Connor
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Imbert said the five-man and the military chiefs of we~e carefully wat.chlng l-·-· ·
junta and the Cabinet wJuld staff were more favorably dis-thetr progress. S hi d
resign as soon as the provi-posed toward signing the mod-The steel negotiators. who Otlt OJI Frot1a Getnitai 5
sional government takes of· ified version of the OAS form-agreed to an eight-day strike
fice, probably by midweek. ula than the junta. The armed postponement at Johnson's This photo of Southern California released by Na-
AUGUSTA. Ga .. (UPI) _ The announcement cli· forces leaders, it wa s report-request las_t night_. met . in lional Aeronautics and Space Administration. wa11
<'onrad from Lhe1r Gemm1 spacecraft. It showa
prominent characteristics of the Cahfornia coast.
Three teen-a ers were ac· maxed weeks of thorny nego-ed, had conferred during the the executive offices build· made by astronauts L. Gordon Cooper and Charles
g . tiations by the OAS pulitical past week with the provision· lng ac~oss the street from ----------------------------cused today of st_e3:1ing hand committee headed by U.S. al president designate, Hee· the White House.
grenades and anu-not bombs Ambassador Ellsworth Bunk· tor Garcia Godoy , on modifl· TALKS COLLAPSE
from nearby Ft. Gordon and er. cations suggested by the rebel The President. called the Malaysia A quanaut Re en lz.sts Forest Park
hurling the explosives into a The only member of the regime. negotiators to Washington • '
crowd of Negroes and two from Pittsburgh yesterday Notes Date -B d A • d
parked cars. )after thThe wage talks had COi· In Deep Sell Pro i/Vra.1n i s wa1te . Police Chief Broadus Be· R . T D apsed. er agreed lo furth-V'
quest said no one was ser· USSJans urn own er negotiations when John· KUALA LUMPUR. Malay-5 PORTERVILLE (UPI) -son warned them that a steel . np . . . . iously hurt in the al t a c k s strike could jeopardize the s1a Iv J) -Pnme Mm1ster SAN DIEGO lUPl) -As-ter Mazzone. physiolo~ical ,The US. For.est SeTVlce was
made on the night of Aug. 24. U.S. Nuclear PJan nation's military and eco-Tengku Abdul Rahman to-tronaut-aquanaut M. scot t control orricer for the project. scheduled to open bida this
Bequest said one of the nomic stability. day marked Malaysia's sec-Car~~mter was scheduled 10 . Carpenter. Coffman, and aft~rnoon on a Leau for large·
Youths a 16 Vear Old bo Wh The steel negotiations also d . d d d .th preside today at an underwa-eight other aquanauts have I . de ' •• • Y . 0 do · ated th p 'd . on m epen ence ay WI a ter re-enlistment ceremonv been living and working 205 scale recreational wlop-cannot be· identified under mm e res1 ent s 1 dg t ti f ' htt. . 1 Mi al Kin Georgi.a law, was the ring-GENEVA (UPI) -Russia, 'ed U.S. plans for checking weekl y meeting with Demo-Pe. e o con . n_ue ,. 1g ng for a fellow expei:1menter m feet below the ocean -where ment of the ner . g sec-
leader of a secret segrega-accusing the west of "dupli· the spread or nuclear wea-craUc congressional leaders. ag~llls~. Indonesia s confron-the Seala? 2 project. the ~ton, 57-foot-lon~, ~ea· lion of Sequoia National For·
tionist society at his high city," today formally re1'ect· pons They said afterwards that a tat1on. The enhst.ment of r:' ~ v Y lab 2 hes on a ledge in Scripps est east of here.
l · ttl t to In · ddr t th Torpedoman s Mate Billie L. Canyon -since Salurdav. . wchoo . He was released from Soviet negotiator Semyon se . emen was necessary • major a ess o e C ff 36 w·n· u· Th 45_d . t · . Movte producer Walt Dis-
). all Oil bond totaling •A7 ooo avoid serious damage to the So · 0 man. · 1 iman c. e ay projec w a 5 heduled · s ... ' · Tsarapkin, in his formal reply econom ~oung utheast_ Asian n~-Conn., expired yesterday. a aimed at learning how man ney was sc . ':<> arrive Jo~T~;::u~. ar: ~elto:V~~~ Sov1·ets Send to the proposal the United Housi" Speaker John W. tion, Rahman said Malaysia project spokesman reported_. can live and function while ~~li~e~ ~:;t~~~a~::r ~
E a g 1 e Scout and active States introduced at the 17-na-McCormack: expressed hope would not shy away f:om . a Coffman was to be sworn m submerged for prolonged pe-multi-million ~~llars de'1elo
Chu.rch ... o r k .. r who was ti di t ~1 that management and labor peaceful settlement of its dis· for another four-year hitch hy nods t . p-.. ... on sarmamen 1..Vlllerence Car t N d R be t M · t t . men rn person. 'tin tri J 17 t f p • £ negotiators would remain in pule W'ith neighboring Indo-pen er: a avy. com man . o r orse. a.'is1s an ,cc· . awaJ g a on coun s o raise Or here two weeks ago, reaf· session here unW they reach . if h er. Plan01ng to witness I he retary of the Navy, has la· Another movie maker, Rob-burglary and one count Of as· firmed the familiar Russian an a reement n~sia t e ~greement "'!, a s swearing-in ceremony from a beled the project a key step ert Brandt, announced i.o Los
11ault to murder, and Robert • stand that tht Weal m g · "Ul accord with our national diving bell were Capt. Geor gc\in this country's exploration\Angeles yesterday that he
A. ~yfill, 18. Space Flight 1 pl f -"~STATISTICS hon~r and dignity as a free Bond, principal investigator of more than l million square would challenge Disney's bid-Bequest said the You tbs g ve up ant or an AUJ<>U McCormack reeled off pre-nation.'' for Sealab 2. and Capt. Wal-miles of submerged \and. ding on the scenic region.
threw an anti-riot gas bomb nuclear force if it wanta the vtously announced statistics
into a crowd_ of N e g r o e s MOSC~W (~I) -The So-Kremlin'• help in limiting the showing that steel industry •~ding outside a tavern. He viet Uruon officially congra-size of the "nuclear club." profits were running well
aatd ~y destroyed ·~o un· tulated America tod~y on the Taaraptl.n charged t b a t ahead of any year since the
occupied parked cars w1tb the Gemlnl·S flJght which cap-"the wellem powers main-peak of 1957.
hand grenades. tured the space. endurance tam 1 position of duplicity." Asked ii thiJ meant the
The grenades were not r~ord from Russia. "Tb,ey want an accord on congressional leaders f e J t
armed wb_en they were stol· A cable from Soviet Prest· non-dlasemination (of nuclear management could pay high·
en, he Sald, and the youths dent Anastas I. Mikoyan to weapons), and at the same er wages without increasing
filled ~em with powder and President Johnson asked him time, they want to give West prices, McCormack declined
detonating caps. to ''extend our congratulatiorus Germany accesa to nuclear to give a specific reply.
to American astronauts (Gor-weapon& through a NATO nu· He said be cited the fig· 0 BIT U ABIE S don} Cooper and (Charles) clear force," be aaid. ures to show that an area for •
Conrad Oil the aafe conclus-Tsaraptin cited a Russian agreement and avoidance of
SEYMOUR Sara L 1228 ion of their Gemini 5 apace proverb roughly tnnalatable a strike e~sted. In some in·
Rutland Rd.. N e ; p 0 r t flight." into English as "the West dustrial disputes, be noted,
Beach Survived by husband 1be Soviet press and 1"8dlo-wants to have its cake and strikes were more or less in·
F . H~me : daughters. Mrs'. television earlier ~ffered in· ea~ it too." evttable. .
Sally Sears. Mrs. v er d a formal congratulations to the · The proposal of the United Senate ~mocra~c !~ader
Woods · sister. Mrs. Wm. JI. astronauts for their "cour· States reflects thls maneu-Mlke ~ansf1eld said 1t is Trotle~; mother. Mrs. Frank age" and for their smashing ver,'' Tsarapkin charged. reco~ize~ that a steel strike
Llewellyn: 6 grandchildren. of Soviet-held endurance rec· He said any new t r e a t y at this_ time would deal a
Services 11 a.m. Wed., p 8 . ords. The fact that the Unit· must prevent all forms of nu· daf!lagmg blow to our pros·
cific View Memorial Park. ed Stat.es now leads in total clear dissemination, either di-penty and., to the ch?fense of
;,. !leu of flowers friends time in apace was freely ad-rect or indirect through a the dollar.
who wish may contribute to mitted by the press here. multi-national for~. MEN IDLE
their favorite charity. Baltz "Close to one million men
Mortuary, Costa Mesa, di· will immediately b ecome
rectors. c • A ff c b idle and hundreds of thou11·
GEISER, Grace Eleanor, 78, ity airs a inet =s~;eu~dofj~~~ r!!
971 Junipero Dr .. Costa Mesa. out of inventories . ., Mans·
Survived by son. Alton : 3 p N p field added.
grandchildren. Rosary 7:30 ost ear assage, The Montana senator not·
p.m. Tues. and Requiem ed that Dr. Arthur Burns.
Mass 9 ~.m. Wed .: St. John chairman of the council of
The Baptist Catholic Church. WASHINGTON CUPI) -A proposed a "department of economic advisers in the
lnterment. Good Shepherd 41h-year effort, begun by the houaing and urban atfairs." Eisenhower administration, C~metery. Baltz Mortuary, late President John F. Ken-The House turned him down had said the 1959 steel strike
direct.ors. nedy, to win congussional ap-in 1962. was a major cause of the
O'SULLIVAN, Susan M., 9679 proval of .a cabinet post for President Johnson changed 1960 recession. •
Devon St. Cucamonga. Sur-the nation s cities today was the tiUe and made some slight "We cannot have t h a t
vived by 'husband Gilbert. on the. thresbhold of success. changes ln the legislation. But again.'' Mansfield s a i d.
daughters Brenda' Lee Nel: Congress was expected t-0 the principal reason he sue-"What we want and need, as
son Shei-ry Lynn Nelson give final approval today to a ceeded where Kennedy failed the President said thls mom· Ta~my O'Sulllvan: sister' measure establishing a De-was his landslide election vie-ing, is a fair and just and
Kathy Vaughn· mother Je.~ partment of Housing and Ur· tory lut year. Carried Into oon-lnflationary settlement."
Reynolds; gra~dmother1, Far-ban Development, the first office with Johnaon were
rell Webster. Services 10:30 new cabinet post since 1953. many liberal House members
a.m. Thurs., Ball% Mortuary The Senate put ita OK on the more aympatheUc to the needs
Chapel, Costa Mesa. compromise bill yesterday; o( the cities than tboae who
the House planned to do the sat in the House in 1962. Greek King
C.alls Meet MAZAC, Theodore S. Sur-same t.odi)'. At that time, the setback
vived by wife, Elsie; sons, The drive for the new de-wu partly attributed to South-
Theodore, Timothr, Thomas; partment began Jan. 30, Ital, em opposition generated by
daughters. ChrWina. Trud.Y · when Kennedy in Ith first Kennedy's anoounce.ment that
Services 10:30 a.m. Wed., State of the Union message he would name Nqro Robert Q C • •
Peek Family Colonial Funer· said American cltiet are ~ C. Weaver .the department's Il rlSI S
aJ Home. lng "ensulfed in squalor." He first secretary. Weaver la still
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considered the frontrunner tor AT H E N S (UPI) -KlnJ?
the post, but Johnson baa Constantine looked toward a
carefully refrained from dis· rarely called crown council
closing his choice. today for answers to the six·
Weaver Is, as he was in week crisis which ha11 par·
1962, admill1atrat-0r of the alyied the C r e e k govern·
sprawling Housing and Home ment.
Finance Agency CHHFA) The monarch. only 25, wa~
which ope.rates most of the expected to conveM the nd·
government's multi-blDJon· visory conference of pollliclll
dollar housing procrams and leaders tomorrow. The cHwn
lta actJvitJet in tht field of council tradiUooally COl\'ists
ma11 transport.tJon. of former premiers, current
party leaders and, on occa·
alon, former fo~len minls·
ters.'
C o n s t a n Une last ni ght
agreed to call the council 11t
the suggesUon of Premlf"r
Elias Tslrlmokoa. the 1econd
premier to lose a parllmen·
t.ary c:oniidenc. vote al~
the crisis erupted Jult 15.
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that\ not cl trio. It's .l wholr choir' <\II
in clo!>e hdrmony for ~our llnanctal
m<1rf' 111 r .HC and a1tent10n we g1v•
to r.it h. I 11 UC R, you have a ba11ker
in the family. We fdl'l help you get
started with twin c.hcding and sn-
lng~ .lcrount~ Then ~how you how to
make your n1onl'y work together •••
in lo.em and 111 all the m<1ny serviceS
that hdp build your tmanc1al future.
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End Forecast
WA S HINGTON <t,'Pll -water's F'ree ~lety Aas.>eia-
~v William W Scranton of Uon in his forecast of the dl!-
Pennsylvama predicted today appearance of indepen d ~ o t
Soutl1ern Scl1ools
Integrate Quietly
By Tht Associated Prell school studenta attended de-
. . . 11 !segregated classes. Racial barriers fell quie Y "\\' djd not have nor did
throughout the South as thou e tr bl t all .. we expect any ou e a ,
sands of Negroes began at-, said Supt. Willie Pigg.
tending clas~t!s "ith while h I J d h d . Some sc oo s a rea y a 1GOP organizations w h 1 c h that GOP splinter g r o u p s have sprung up al.nee the 1964
whose m~m.bers are "t~uly election defeat. -·-'"" interested ' in the Republican . '
pupils on the ftrsl day of begun classes. Many others
widespread school desegrega· ned Monday and others
I d b the 1964 lope ' lion acce erale Y will begin classes during the Party will wither away. . Scranton made h1~ observa-, ·' ly ERSKINE JOHNSON lie included Barry M. Gold-lions at a news conference " 'Civil Rights Act next two wee ks.
Comes now that "l 'n·
tamed Nort h American
Hog Nose Big Zipper Rat __ ,..at:----1~
Fink Look ''
No, we're not kidding. It's
a throwback to grandpa's
racoon coat The words are
from The Island Sporting I
Goods Store for its hne of
coarse haired sport Jackels
which are IN this fall for
guys and d o I I s of high
school and college age
latter he addressed a clJsed
breakfast session ol House
Republicans.
He said GOP National
Chairman Ray C. Bliss was
trying to bring all elements of
the party together and wanted ,
to make the regular party or·
ganization so strong that there
wJuJd be no need for splinter
groups. '
Bliss reported today he had
reached a truce '>'Ith Gold-
water to harness the party's
resources lo elect Republican
Well, at least we won't cand idates. lie met privately ~
ha ve trouble identifying yesterday Wlth the 1964 GOP
boys from girls as we did presidential nominee.
thil summer. In their "Rat Pointing to the National
Fink " th '11 II I k like Republican Co..,rdinating Corn-s ey a 00 a " ·"'I m1ttee. which held ils third -like fugitives from the ----------bear cage at the San Diego meeting yesterday, Scranton '
1sa1d this was the first timr
zoo. Co • that an oppos1t1on political
For the yo un ger ~ct ls·1 DlprOIDISC 'party had created an inte-
land Sporting Goods has grated organization repre-1
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LEADERS MEET -President Johnson escorts former President Eisenhower to
car after the two had conferred for a short \\h1le Monday at the White House.
f.1senhower was in Washington to attend meetings of the National Republican
Coord matmg Committee. '
Reds Boost Rocket Force
I There was no trace of the D t' f S o LI l h
1 violent bitter re~1stunce ul 'C e1~eg~egah ion 1 ° d t
• h t d 01 aro ma s sc oo s sprea o earlier years as t e ren al urban areas with no
lquiet change. indu.;ated last iS:c~~~nts as about 900 Ne·
f year, became a clear-cut pal· groes were added to previous-
tern in rural and urban areas ly white classrooms.
alike Monday. Few, 1f any.I In Barnwell, S.C .. six Ne-4 incidents were reported in th e I groes were t.urned down when
1 they were tnformed that no South. and . it appeare~ the transfers would be permitted
era of racial segregation in pendrng acceptance of the dis.
schools was coming to an trict's school desegregation
end. plan. But in ano~er Barnwell
Indicative of the change County school district, Black-
was Mansfield. Tex.. "hit:h I "ell. four Negroes entered
became a Southern symbol of white classrooms.
resistance to school 1ntegr;1 In Arkansas. 11 formerly
tion less than a decade ago \\ hile districts admitted Ne-
when whites staged mass pro-1 ~roes for the first time. More
tests to integraticn All wa s of the state's districts are
ciuiPt Monday as about 101 st·heduJed to drop racial bar-
Negro junior and se nior high l_riers as t~eek continues.
fleece lined parkas with ir· PJ d senltng its members in Co n·
idescent sleeve stripes for anne on 1gress, in state houses and in
after dark safety in strrct lits national committee. LONDON (UPI ) -The So-Latest estimates put the to-air rockets in Vietnam are be·
crossing. B , Q • ... 1. He said he doubted . th~t v1e t l'nion has quietly m-tal of Ru~~1an ICB~l's at about lieved to have downed at least
* * * ase 0StJ1 g~ lldheolGogOiPcal stlrdu gg les "d ith n creased 1ts arsenal of inter· ~50 an increase ot nearly 25 three American planes. e wou e\er 1sap· . . .. WASHINGTON 1UPI 1 _ pear and that the L' n i t e d continental ballistic missiles JX'I cent O\ Pr Ja~I 'ear s f1~-Russian ~11Jtary . strategy
Short on keys" For the Congress today began the del· States was too . large for one and shorter-range rockets. 1t ure The total sttll leaves the has bt>en shifting 1~ recent
key to the prob~m we sug-'1cate proc·r ss or burying the part) to avoid 1drolog1tal di£. "as reported today l'mtl'd States w1ti1 a lead over }ears from convenuonal to
gest you see Bill Thompsonjhatchrt "1lh the adll'_limstra· rerences. . I Informed de!e~se sources the So\'lets of more than 4-to-1. nuclear '>'eapons then back
of the Balboa Island Vanety oon over the touchy issue of Scranton said. he did Mt ex· said the buudup includes sur· Sourt:es bald the Soviets lagain to conventional arms
Store. We mention thts be· closing down military bases J>;CI orga~iiallons hke the face-to-arr missiles of the h . d I d d " th fl ·omeback lateh:
cause on! our island real· Rep. I. Mendel Rivers. D· Ku KJux Klan and the ~~hn type furnished 1\orth Vietnam aH eve ~pe more an 1 ~ . rm ~ · Top 'O' The Bay -Via Lido & Newport Blvd.
tors and ! few other people s r .. cha1rm~ or the !louse B 1 r c h Society, ~o.ntammg as well as ground-to-ground more . effective mobile mis· to. m1ss1le pr~onty In Soviet Newport Beach a~ awa~ ~ ~e ~ct that Arm~ ~~ices Comm1tt~. members~bo~pol1Uc~partroc~b ~~' ~ ~~v~1~~~~~u~rt~a~~~~o~-~m~1~l1~ta~r~y~t~~~n~~~n~g~·--~-~I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·11 h th Id' be t k planned to ask the panel to 1es, to vanish. But he sa1~ he\ -----Bl L · as e w?r s s ey approve a compromise in the expected splinter Republican
malling machine dispute wruch led to Presi· groups whose members were • "'f -• --•
"The little old key maker dent Johnson's most signifi· tr4l~ in terested in the GOP
_ that's ME." grins Bill. cant veto to date. The com· to d1sap~ar .
Except of course that mittee was aJmost certain to Asked 1f he thought this
Bill isn't ·little and not very go along with Rivers. ":ould ba~pen to Goldwater's
· h The compromise would re-1 free Society Association. a ?ld. He lS so youn~ at e~rt, quire the Pentagon to notify "political educa tion" organi·
m fac~. t h at his Variety Congress 30 days before it1zation, he replied, "I think it I
St?re JS the only. place for beglns closing down or reduc-will ·•
rrules around which stocks ing any military facility. The Scranton said his predictiJn
lhose cr-rrazy contemporary new bill must still be ap-applied not only to conserva-
greeting cards calle<1 "The proved by the House and Seo-tive organizations but to more I
Hl Brows." ate. liberal \iePUbUcan groups.
Zippy ~ayings for btrth· R~~~a.~. ~~~~n:~a;:~r~~-pl~:edg~~~~no~11::idh:J ;~~I
dayi, anni~ersanes and Ren-omy moves. affeeling 669 with Guldwater and that he I ·
eral greetlngs. b a 1 t 1 over tht p a s t four~hoped the party chairman also '""""""'-"" * * * yeera. •hich touched off the d ~nfer with spo,kesmen
Big adventure for Dixie
controversy. for splinter groups.
Snake Expert Killed
By Rattlesnake Bite
Neaheim o! Sawyer's Sport
Sbop sW!. She and hubby
Glenn are sailing to Hawaii
Sept. 21 on a 33 foot Island·
er with Lyle Graham at t~
helm. He's the father of 16
vear old Lee Graham who
made the same trip s<>lo re-
cently in a 24 footer. Be-LOS ANGELES <UPI ) -, and colleague of Dr. ShaMon
fore or after Sept. 21. how-Dr. F'~ed Shannon, one of the for 10 years, Dr. Findlay Rus-
ever Sawyer's will be happy nation s foremost snake-bite seU, who directs the hos-
to 5' h 0 w you fella~ their authoriti~s who ro-authored a1 pital's reoowned neurological
gr e 1 t collection of fall snakt' bite man~al for th el research l~boratory. .
shirts sweaters and •·extra armM forces. died .early lo· The Ar1Zona herpetologist
. .. ' . ' day from a snake bite. had been under treatment In shm ht Racer Slack!' I hr. Shannon. f~own h ere Safford since he ~as bitten.
They are so slim. in fad. from S~fford, Arizona I a s t . o.r. R.~ssell. said the vlc-
a fellow can look like two night. ruM at cou nty ~eneral um s condition had lm·j
profiles pasted together. hospital.. He was admitted to proved . but be~an to Jose
the hospital at 12 :10 a.m. and ground · He said Dr. Shan·
Lansdowne's Men's Wear succumbed 4S minutes later. non had been in a coma most
is also loaded w 1 t h nifty lie was bitten by a deadly of the time. and was belng
b a c k to school sweaters. Mo1ave ~attlesruike on a rin· treated by anti-venom serum.
sport shirts and slacks. The ger of his left h~nd Sun~ay He was flown here by char-
latter give mother a break mg ht wh ile. collecting reptiles tered plane. He was treated
No pressini required 50 in the footh1lls near Klondyke . ~n route by Dr. Paul Han-
. Ant 1shlro. an tntemist, f I o w n what else o we have for . .\ttempts failed to save his from here to Safford with oxy-
the back to school set.. 1 life by JO specialists at th e gen and emergency operative
Well. among other things.
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hospital. including a friend1 materials.
we have required reading
paper backs and dict1onancs, ........ ,.. ..... ._..,_
(at The Bookshop! ancl inex-
pensive watches and watrh
bands for youn~ onl's lat
Spaulding's .Jewelry Store 1
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We're fa mous again note
T h o s e "Balboa Toppers"
which Era and Orvil Zim-
merman originated at their
Bath & B<>udoir Shop. are
now being shipped to and
featured in Las Vegas and
Palm Springs shops
VISION
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Do Better In School!
Be aura 1!11 eyes art checl(
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t y t 1tra 1n lo poor v151on can
cause bad gradu! ... Safety
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clearly and effec:lently, lead
an active. h<11ppy lift.
Thll II the way t.lt pborM11 looked in Lbe J880'e.
Dona Eagleson. daughter
of Frank a.nd Bonnie. just
announced her engagement
to Jerry Ball of Costa Mesa
They will aisle it in October
Also new at Eagleson·s 1s
the latest Jn Princess Gard·
ner'. small leather goods. in·
eluding wallets for me n.
Just in at The Clothrs
Horse: The fall collection of I
Bernhard Altmann sweat·
ers, matching skirts and ca-
pris. Plus Lanz originals.
of course.
Call for Appointment
What changed the telephone from a novelty to a nec~ity? 545-9162
* * * So by n o w you h a v e
counted the dlishes broken
(cracked. masing) s i n c e
your renters went back to
Smogaville. So rush down
in our clear air to the 1J1and
Hardware Store for repl1ce-
menta.
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At firs t it was little more than a
"new-fangled talking machine" -
sort of a status 1ymbol of the
Eighties. Then as more phone. be-
came available (and more people to
talk fo) it ceased being a luxury.
And before long, folka made the tele-
phone part and parcel of their every-
day lives. It became a necessity -
the quick way to shop, reach the doc-
tor, t.alk with loved ones, take care
of 'most any emergency. Because
people's telephone needs and uses
are always changing; telephone serv-
ice muat change, too. These changes
are made for one simple reMOn : to
make telephone service better than
ever.
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CHP Chief Says
Charges Unfair
Court Takes
Apportion
For Study
-Churchill Funeral Car
Involved in Big Flap
INDUSTRY CUPll -The ber of us here in the City ol
American purchase of the Industry admired Mr. Cbur·
maroon and gold r a 11 r o a d chill and thought we would
coach used to carry Sir Win-like to have the coach here u
ston Churchill's body to its fi-a Churchill museum. Alter
nal resting place has created all , his mother was an Ameri·
international repercussions. can.''
City Councllman D a r i u s The city councilman said
Johnson who negotiated the other Churchill memorabilla,
purchase or the car for $980 such as manuscripts, would
for a Churchill museum here. be obtained to place in the
defended the city's move yes-r~Uroad car when i.t ~ put on
terday followine a reported di splay here on a hillside par-
protest by British parliamen-eel or land yet to be selected.
tarian Richard Marsh. The coach was used on the ··u is a ridiculous price." last stage of the Churchill fu·
Marsh was quoted i;s saying. n e r a 1 procession when b1I
"No effort seems to have been body was moved from Water-
made to keep it here (Brit· loo Station to Hanborougb
ainl.'' near Bladon Cemetery.
Johnson said the railroad A similar flap developed
would have junked ~he coach last March when Los Angeles
if this Los Angeles suburb industrialist Norton S i m o n
hadn 't bought It. A newspaper bou~ht Remb:andt's painting
advertisement led to t h e of his son. Titus, at an auc-
dlckering. lion at Christie 's art sales
"We thought it should not be rooms in London for $2,234,-
destroyed and got in touch 000.
with the railroad and arrang-British art lovers protested
ed to buy it," Johnson said. removal of the pAi;nting from
"Those now protesting tbe England to the Uruted States,
sale didn"t give it a second but were unable to c o 11 e ct
thought until they heard it was enough money to repurchase
going out of the country." the paintin g and keep lt in
Johnson said that "a num· London.
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Thunderbird Sloop I New Rule.. Bourgeois
• • I For Sabots Triumphs w ms KHY c Classic ALAMITOS BAY -Jack'. In Metcalf !.: i.!fr.:!:. I :-~~.)<.:
Krahl of Alamitos B•y Yacht ! Harry Bouraeou ot &Jboa' • •
REDONDO 13ill John· MUL , .. "u"L '"' -''IW" "001. Club Sunday emerged as therv acht ctub won the Metcaul .
-,sruu "•".,,...., wvc new Northern Division cham· dinghy fleet championshlpl
son'1 Thunderblrd C 1a 1 5IH:,~:·~~!:'"0 01 -Wiii•'· 11~ pion in the Sabot tr dinghies Sunday wit~ a low scor-e uf
sloop. AllelfO. of KHYC won c•L·te 1111 _ '4•"""'''v· o.w M•· for skippers 11 years old and 131h points 111 five out of 11x • •
the Bob Hight ~tual Tro·l<••00• .,.,.,., races. ~· :
phy fur p. aclfic Handicap Rae· s!~:.~~~~ .. ,/~' -, .. '"-' OU•t••· ~1 uthnldedr. Krd aflrhl t pllnacethd secthrond. The series wes hosted by ,: . mg Fleet yachts ln King liar· Dlt&e<>N Ill -··~•b. '"'' "*""'" r an s e ee Balboa Yacht Club and raced ,.
bot Yacht Club's Summer ln-t(~~~u.a11•u 110 _ Nyn1p11e1. Tt<t races. on bay course.•: ~' J,
vitatJonal ngatu Sunday F,.,. •. K11vc • • The competition waa bot as I
• UL·14 111 -JCM'. ttu" •••"''"''°" Mike Belisle of ABYC would Bvurgeois edled clubmate /,. 'J'tle reaatta turned OU· 22() WHI Cont Cru•IMI Clubl '-a th in . h I ' r-
bo ts . _ 1 Runn'"'r-up v1CTon ii 0 1 -"'""· Ho. otck have ll't:en e w ner wit a John Thome by a half point a 111 ...,, c asses. ... stow•"· l(Hvc d B b Willi b ' in the PHRF event was Dick c AL·2' 1111 -sp1ri. 11. Erk co<1. 1·1·2 score except fo r a dis· an o amson y on e
Falkard's Schock-25 s I o o p ·~~"T"'"• 111 _ '"'""" M• 11. O•c1t qualification In the final race. polnt. CrW. lso from the h o s t•-· tCHvc. There were 17 entries ln the · •0 1 . T11w1,.ur.11 m -stne'• M••1oou . There were 27 boats en· fleet championship re1aUa In club ther c ass winners ''" M•c~n•ld. wvc . • were . I 11111• 111 -LI•• w1,.., °"*' Jo<W•· tered m the reiatta. T h e fourth place was BW Uoyd
""•" ,, ,11 _ rt . s1~•'· f l'lc w;i-;T . ., 111 _ c;.,o,..,, I("' Mu•..,v. Nort!lern Division includes of. Wlnd~am~er Yacht CI u b
=•.wwi:.,enc::, 'v'c dre. L.ol~~~~u i on u 11Tun 1111 -skippers ~rom Balboa to San· Jw1thk JS6~h pol uiBtsYaCr1dwiflrtb was
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. 102 Entries
In l{egatta
o.orae Vandervort of t h e
hoit club won the Lfdo. l 4B
Class aralnsl 19 compeUtors
in Udo Isle Yacht Club's
Summer Recatt.a for «*'tu
board boata Sun~ay.
Phil Bro"n 1>f Newport
Harbor Yacht Club was {b •
winner in the »boat Sabot B
Class.
The rt1att.a drew Ula
entrtu ln a claana. 11nal ....
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ORll 01 -Rteoteflo, C:~•"•• K""'\, .. M••lf. JoM Scol1 t(HV( M . Th fl 1 )'" ac c v z. • tb 2014.
'"' L100.u• 1111 -lu"•"Y· o ... ~obtl'I· ta ontca e na resu ...., Ray Dosta of Balboa Yacht A for fta,cln9._
,..Cll'IC CAT (ti -,.°" , ••. Ntll -O YC (1) A J ks J k• Krah! Cl b I ted Id nuo1•n • Hervey. C&VC L.100-141 (Ill -8vr·ll•• OH r JOll • BC • aC ' U W3S e tt pres t ftt Of U ~
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1C'f(i(11 O.•cto ;.,,,_ "'fcv~ r~ U~HV~ ~~ Na-sJ'-v. =========== ·~~;o;-.::,~i Bl -Mo0. wn11noy. ABYC: 121 Second Witld. Rick l~!1~e~~:1!.e,~oci~:~ :U01· Riki Wakeland. Miss Long Beach. poses at Long Beach Yacht Club with the
INTENSIVE 'M;\~i '1;.c _ crttm Sl>etrv. J. o. Henry. ABYC: (J I Dobyn, ceeds Scholz · C· famous Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy, prize for cruising class boats durint the Long U'6T i ,., -~"'1NM 'lwvct
Ill JIM C,.,_-. at11M 1...... YCI Dt9c11bes t11t DAfLY PILOT'S ':;:~~·7,ca_:c N•'"'· sieve s...i1t1. Don . Shirley. ABYC : '4l Other offl~rs elected wen Beach Hennessy Offshore Power Boat Race Sept. 25. '!be trophy, not raced for
OCMr191 « 1oa1 ~-No 1.;Hvc. . Brad s Barte. Brad Eller· Jack CrouJ vice prealdait· since 1923, bu been reactivated. Twenty of the worlds fastest offshore power W..~vl:ilt i~' ~ ~
otl11r P'P«' um u mucll ,.~!'~~~~·:!v21l -•-·•110fl· man . ABYC: 's 1 Nl)el, Peter Dan Shep~dson, secretary: boats will race a 180·mile course around Catalina and San Clemente Wands for
llbout wtllt'I 10ll YOU live. l(!~~O:u~:, ~~~~ 1111 -N•tertHL Lautmann. ABYC. and Jim Meyers, meuurer. the Hennessy Cup and $2.250 first prize money in the feature race.
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IJld Sgt. Elvin Lovein. Miuin1 are Lt. Glenn Walker, Wllllam Dunn and Fred
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Mesa City Employes
10 More Join Diamond Club
Ten mo~ Coata Mesa city year pln1 were Darothy El· Clark, Rulb erowrun,. Do(. ~ O
employu joined the Ol~ond U., financ. jWl.lor account· othy Hardln&. Bernard Mc-A
Pin Club Saturday ~bl, ut; WUUam l.. Dunn, ~ Geoqh ftoti.rt Areold Rob-.., A I S 0
half of Jbem front the poIJce tor of plannin1; Don South-ert GrMn, Norman Tillner. 0 pp I GUCe 0
department. worth. city eqlneer • Doro-Cart JWcut, CUftord ReddJn1. 0 0
Honored fol' 10 yews ol thy Dleuel, senior 1.eraon· Herbert Hanaen Dorothee c• p
&ervice with the 12-year-old Dt1 assl~tant. and Charla Barrett. Tom C~rr. Charles 0 tnnamon an 0
city at the annual City Em· lt&lnzm~n. slrett operaUnt HamJlton, Marjorie s tr o m· 0 0
pl.>yea' Aaaoclatioll banquet technlci~. me. Capl Ed 31111ow. Ollv· ~ O
at the M..a Verde Cowltry A, special iueat at Salw"· la Wr\lbt. Donald Diamond. 0 Coffee Cake • Club were nve policemen days affair was June Lind• Ted Curry. Mar1u.n'ite Spar· A
and oee ""ch from the street, man. a Cotta Meaa. lirl wbo row. Art Stuc~, Richard Da· eu> 0
admlnlatntion; eqineerlnc. recently won the Ml11 Call· hill, Emmett O'Donnell. 0 9 0
pluniftl ud tln&nce depart· f'1'nia title and placed third G.c>r1e Madsen. Marte Lane O 4 O menta. In the American B • a u t "I and Dorl& White. ~ ...
Tht diamond pln r.c.ipl· Paaeant after wlnnlnt both Rtallvina sUver pins for 0 .,... 0
e11ts wen 1mon1 81 employes the Miss Pboti>aenlc and SI montha wtth the city were 0 0
feted for 10, five and 2~ Miu Frlendanlp awardJ. Ann Carl. Jack Calnon. Ma· 0 O
years of service. Mayor Rob-Accordloniat Dee Monaco, rte Worthen, John Sellers. 0 AT MAJOtt SUPlltMAIU(ITS 0
trt WU.un diltribclted the the wife of a pa~b depart· Carolyn Schwallie, B r u c e O _
pin1. ment employe. provided the Ballinger. James McNish. ,.. .M. .M. .M. ..M. .M. .a 4 .A #).. .M. .M. .n c.& J' , Polk:e penonntl ci~ for enter c.in.ment for tbe pro-Doris MacKarron. G a r y w w-w 'W' W' w v w-"W w w w -v 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
r decade oi service were ifam. Thompson. Virainia Gallo· -· -· · -
Capt. Jack lvtraon, Lu. Gold pins, 'Ymbolk of five way, Tbeol Gluc\)C~. Bar· TO MARKET, TO MARKET, TO MARKET*
Glenn Walker and W1Uiam years' w vlce. went t.> Ed· bara Cuuler. Gtor~e Hill. TO MAllK!T, TO MARKET, TO MARKiT.
Savaae, SCt. EMn Lovtin ward Lu•ia, Sam Cotde.lro, Jack Palmer. Glon~ Din· Ne •Utf wNdl cw's 'lflA" favor1tt, lu Id Is Qtl'ted
ud PounJmaater Fred DH · Arthur Delgado. CUit Mc· kins, John Harris, Ronnie ~"' tM OAJL.Y PILOT -the btst ,... .......
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Others ,.um, tbetr lt-Frank Upham, W 1111 am Ronald Lowe.
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8 OAJL Y PILOT ;N~.Prtu Tut5day, AuguH :n, 1965
TUESDAY
0 Mdtllt'a ""1: (30 min.) "Mtr• ry1n· Chud:.~ The cnw ,ells ut tr-
Ultt ti Wtr toUWnil'I. (II)
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4 NEV( TIME! 6:00 PM * Hunt ley·Brinkley Report
o f• ~ ltt It (30 min)
0 lil..it: "Slllddt Ml-.n• '!>6-ltil u11011. Wortd Wu II uploib
of tht Nonit111ns who .orlied •Ith tllt Bnttth to bnn1 supph• lo lh11 occupltd Norwa y
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4 New Time! KNBC Report * Jatk Latham, Dick John
BLIM It tt ._. (30 min)
Ill Clrmll
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1 -RoJUna l'odma. J1~ Strnu .
Q) 8 hdfk Wtftdtlltll4 (JO min)
f!l A~ Stu TllNtn,
fJ!l Opera hallu l. Yuo1 s •A
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9:00 O T1lt Tymo11: (30 min ) "lu1 Metta w .. t. .. Wtlttl and WllM>n Pll their talent• 1c11nst • JaptnM manuf1cturtr. {R)
m Sdeft111 flctlotl Tllttll& (JO min)
Ell !MN: "CllM IJoettr" '0-W11ntf Barter
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t :JO 1J r.ttlcNt J1111di .. : (30 min) PsychU1t111t tills rallrotd uttutiw Homer Btdloe ht hta to chan1t hl1 mind •bout Hoottmllt C.nnonball.
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5 ROLLER GAMES-LIVE * by Maywood Bell Ford
01'""9 "-I: (30 m111 ) foi 111 othnna at !ova, lh1 rmpenctrablt
'Wiii ol flllousy, fOl I dodof a ltr• ••It and • l)n)d. fOf • dlucM.,, m1t1m1I w1m1nr. fllf 1 mou111lnc
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Cronklt•. min.) ''Thtaellold." Irene 0.11., pi.,.
dwottd 1unt of two blind bl9ttttn • D • Mlltu!: (JO min.) "h •IY •llO undtrao 1u11try 111 •n lftort ID
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STUPEFYIN'I -Curvaceous Julie Newmar portrays
the eye-catching Stupefyin' Jones in "Li'l Abner,''
musical comedy based on the cartoon world created
by Al Capp. on Channel 4 's color movie, tonight at
8:30. The color film stars Peter Palmer, Stubby Kaye
and Leslie Parrish.
Cliffhangers •
TV's Soniething New
ls Old Movie, Radio
By RICK du BROW hour CBS·TV series. "Lo s t
in Space." whlcb de&la with HOLLYWOOD . (UPI) -volunteer colonists to another
The gr~at creative geniuses planet, frankly admill to "a ~ho gwde the ~uper·moder:i serial or 'cliffhanger' format,
instrument known as telev1· a new t w i 5 t for television SIO~ wlll depend ro.r one or reminiscent of Saturday aft·
their chief .trends t.his season emoon movie serials decades
on two ancient de~1ces or the agC1... Furthermore, two of d~ad days or movies and ra· CBS·TV's rural comedies -
dio the returning "Pe t ti co a l
From the movies of old , Jun ct Ion" and the new
they are borrowing the cliff· "Green Acres" (with Edd.le
tianger device. ·the "Perils of A 1 b e r t) -will have ex·
Pauline " serial gimmick in changes of cast members.
whtch the audience had to ABC.TV's "The Fugitive,"
come back next week for about a man who runs for
chapter .18 to le~ whether hls l!Ce from week to week.
the herolJle got untied before has inspired other works In
the train ended her sojourn this direction. NBC-TV ha s
among us. "Branded.'' about a cowbo y
From radio of old. they are that w a n d e r s as a falsely
borrowing the technique or· branded coward. ABC·TV will
''Will Portia race llfe7 Ca n have "A Man Called Shenan.
our gal Sunday last u n t i I doah." about an amnesia<'
Monda y• What goes with seeking his identity ln the
Stella Dallas anyhow? Tune Old West. And NBC-TV will
0 8 Tiit Olltdotrs•• (30 min )
0 C..INrtl (60 min) '1ht lrttlt'
Carrous.I." T een11er French 1111 11ves
Americl11 1 ltuon in COlllllt (R)
o 111..i.: "Vt!« ia lilt Wint' ·u m tomorrow. Tune ln next introduce ''Run for Y our
-J C.noll lh1$11 week. Tune in forever." Lift," about a young man
Q) C9 W..-..r. (30 min I "lend
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S. ITYlllOI•. Brt• n Don le¥Y. u ·I• 111-~111 stumbles Into murder 111d M~ Ill La llltnlM fj ••.
1:00 fJ T11t .IMp ~ Sllow: (30 min ) fB .._. C..••11-
lR~ Mu1T17 IUtSts In oomtcly rolt 11:15 0 Cl Tiie TMl&llt Sllft
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GOOD Ll\1NG with a terminal illneu (de·
pending on the ratlnp) who Well, It's a living And lhus seeks a swinging time in b1s
progreaseth the art of tele· remainlng days.
vision and th e qualJly of com· Needless to Jay. aerialiu·
petition for the deadly serious Uoo does have tremendous
Emmy Awards. potential for worthwhile proj-
ABC·TV 's lh rice·a·w eek ects. But network television
''Peyton Place·· is. o( course. has always had its choice or
the biggest successful in nu-two direct.ions. So · what else
ence in the re v i ·.r a I of the is new?
hoary gimmick that the net-
Mrks are herald.mg as new. THE CllA.'iNF._:L SW I !\I:
5 ROLLER GAMES-llVE * Los Anceles vs Chica10
There are those who think A feature marlung the 20th
that ··Peyton Place" m i g ht a.Jinlvenary of Japans for·
even go to four or five nlgbta mal surrender ending Worl1d
11 lO O Mt¥1t: ''Swttt 1114 low o.n• a week lit started with two). '!far II }s set for NBC. TV s ·~r-Brinr Go•d.,1n In addition, there are a 1reat T~y pr:of.am tomorrow m 8 hie: "0-tllriu •114 1114 12JO r... Mo.; : . ·"l" • d . . . 'Variety says a top .. , • ..., .... _,. "'~· ... t s """ m. any new soap operas ur-State h....partment o(f1'c1'al d"-• ...,, • ..,. -•0<.w• "'' ure, uur :~-Robert YJuni Shrr'tt Tt• p't l.J"I:'. .--Hiyward. · 1ng the day to keee the most tcribes prospects for stepped· m 8 Tiie AJ!ltriun Wt11: r L I. "D11t Yhtm" '4•-mt~erable housewife happy ~ television. rad.Jo and ~v-m1n l "Dude R1nchu ot the We·l " .. ,,., O~cion Couple drive a youn1 until her husba~d gets home. le a changes with Russia and
r.1 to luloda by m1krn1 her t/llnk And now the. night-time ser: It& tg 8 t e 11 i le 5 as "very
Q) Ctou C111rtrlt 1ht '$ onmt ies are stepp111g up the pac~. gloomy" ..• "Their idea ,,r
ml Alllerkall Mt111t11 m M0¥1t: ''Statl.I ti t•• UMw· for exa m PI e, ABC-TV 5 cooperation .• he is quoted
ttl Milla ii Nortt arownd" '0-.lohn Hubbard Frencll "Ben Casey," while having ''II to let 'our TV network~
al11st In US Is forc.td by Aa11 a1tflls regular Stories 1hat end each nJm shOWS in the {.;SSfl far 1:30 0 ~ hltftt 1coulJ (f,{, to counttrfttt Wtr Stlrnps. lweek. will also keep a now or t;.S. consumption" .. some
min > 1.00 0 "°"' ""P·•P lsodubplotts o~rodat1ve ~~oBmC TVep,i· stud1os and producers a re
0 8 Mowit: "ll'I Abn11 ~ Mu11u1 . . ~. e o . epts .. e. ·' • . s getting edgy and uncomfort· comed1 based on Al C'PP s u rtoon 1.15 0 MOYie: "Tiit lie lhrlf" !>S-Dr. Kilda re. meanwh1le. I able over all the network war
world Stars Ptttr Palmer with Les .lohn Bromfrtld. Fortune huntt1 mtr· has split into two haU-hours programs _ the comedy aer·
111 Pmlsh and Stubby Kayt I nn 1nv1l•d. a w~ek . and will h~ve run~lng les ln particular _ in vie"·
5 ROLLER GAM ES-LIV( 12:00 m All·Nlpt Movits: "Dr. llil4•rt'a stories. As an illustration. of the Increasing involvement
• . St11nie c.t" '40-lrw Ayras. James Mason and Margaret and seriousness of the Viel· ·• · pres. Reliable Mortgage '"ll•llH ff 1111 J1nrtc"-.lo" Han. Leighton will appear In both nam conflict.
* BEST BETS TONIGHT * I 30 0 8 Mov1t. "\J'I Abntr." Perer P1l111t1 Stll'I In t~. hllt IOlt ol thlS
musotal CDmtdy h•,~d on Al C1pp's ur100ft chtr1c1cr
IO·OO 0 T111 Doctors and lha Nu1M1: '1hr&sllold." Otvoted aunt stands by
twi hl1nd !i•~thm who underco suraery 1n 1n effort lo reaeln thtlr sichL
0 Tha Fucitlv•: "Ml)()n Chlld.M A H~trve 11rt r.ornu lo tht aid of
l<lmblt •hen ht llnds himself In tlO\lblt In a 11r1ni• IDw!I,
WEDNESDAY
DAYTIME MOVIES
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th111~&~ arm~ tr11nrn1
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lactor fob ha must kill hl1 tamily Ill
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TO MARKET, TO MARKET. TO MARKET,
No rnatur Which ont's 'fW' fworru , Its Id ts CMT1td
rf9Ullt'IJ ltl the DAJLY PlLOT -the tint place to mab
up 'fW' '"°PPI no list.
episodes when "Dr. Kildare" Gov. George Romne/ of
starts its new season Sept. 13 Michigan, a possibili ty ror
and 14. the 1968 GOP presidential
"The Long. Hot Summer'' nomination. is interviewed
1s another ABC·TV :-oaper that Sunda y on NBC-TV's "Meet
1s bowing in And a new one· the Press"
LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE
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DAN FLAGG
JACKSON TWINS
MISS PEACH
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Record Training of Joble ss Nips Youth
SAN CLEMENTE -A play-
ful sea Ihm who tried to hitch
a ride on a surfboard at San
Clemente State Beach turned
Boy Seeks
$800,000 WATER IS OUR MOST PRECIOUS COMMODITY HELP CONSERVE WATER
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in Style
SANTA ANA -An $800,000
lawsu.it has been filed in Su-
perior Court ln behalf of a 3-
year-old boy who allegedly
suffered brain damage in a
pre • birth accident at thel
Broadway Sti>re in Santa Ana.
Damages and medical ex-":
pe.naes are being sought for '-
Pa trick D. Toby by his fath-
er. Kenneth, who named1,.,__.,,
UniWJ Parcel and Broadway
Hale Storea, Inc., as co-de-
fendants.
The sult alle&ea the mishap
Orange Coast College football Cans will get their occurred Feb. 10, 1962, prior
first look at new Pirate band uniforms Sept. 18 when to the birth i>f the child, when
)to.o MIMo•iA1. "01PtTA1. OCC gridders hO!lt Cerritos at Pirate Stadium. Um-• truck struck the boy's moth-·
' •nd Mr&. ~':r.;. 414• riii.i-. 1111 forms -black with white and red trim -convert er aa •he wu standln& near MichHI Pie~. N-oort a .. r. errt. a store loadin& dock.
WATER IS PRECIOUS. USE IT BUT DON'T WASTE IT!
A SLOW DRJP WASTES 1 S GALLONS PER DAY!
1/32" LEAK
WASTES
25 GaDons
In 24 Hours
1/161' LEAK
WASTES
100 Gallons
In 24 Hours
1/8" LEAK
WASTES
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DAILY PILO I/ Ntw\ P1tss 9
LARRY CAIRNS
On W. 11th It., Cotta M ...
lit. Newport A Harbor
Aero• From "'•thodllt
Chureti
MIU166
~~'t,~ °"it~:7' ::..,~'·;.: into huedoes for formal concerts. The model The action seek& $500,000
r doesn't have a name -he's a dummy .~"':: ~~· .·~~ A''•t::11.•'~h s.. -------------''------------!general damaaea far the boy COSTA MES .a. COUNTY WATER DISTRICT ad,. .... ----''~~.~~.~ a~m~tnm~~~-------------A----------------------' -~~~ , ...,, "'" o.nnl• w kvll. 10 Me. $ilaitor. O<•~· bOY. penses for his parents. ~~~=:~~'m$40M·zz· P d ~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
• ~lld Mr., Mt.:~110. Jmox, 2407-1 l wn ro pose
~·' ,J1 Mr~'Wi?.~~·.:~~v. IHS2 Weitwlftclt 1..,,., Huntl"'ton kedl ~::~c~~~ J= ':f,~.•·111. 'U1 r ... u .. For Schools ir• GG
r elld r,.ra. Thom1t l'erlooa~ ~r1· II ~·<M:nc1 ,z._ :rin•~=ltl H:ttY. 'J'f::
:o'~"A.i,,~~1. 1~1fl"'-..!'i" 11-GARDEN GROVE -Vot-sites totaling about 250 acres.
~Z,:1,t,· .. cl!~~ f?!;J::; ,..,1 ... ,,., ers. in the new Garden Gro~e Included would be one new ~1·~ M~~\=:, =.· ,.'l°t;,..i..i. ~~edScthh1~lf UDl1trlct will high school site (the ~rea's
,., •10011 M.M ••• ,, uc aa.. lb a to approve ninth ). three sites for 111~cr :.. n.~~r:4""J~ 254 l id· lbe lar1~t school finance mediate schools (7th and 8th
r •lld MrL J.,,... HYWM ..... Plott• package lJl Orange County grade) plus 15 elementary
~· ·~oo'A,~;._l:;r· u'lei.. Ji.A hiltory -14-0.300,000 in local school sites.
N.-...or HouaJ,.., l'rr., .. kn•• ,.,.., bond& and state loans for Actual construction would
='°"ind MrL •on Cl\ry-. m• ,..._ new 1ch'>Ob. cover two new high schools ;~ ... -J'··M:t'"~=• 'r<D111Jl~1·an On the ballot Oct. 12 will additions to some existing "'"° "'lve • '-°''• M•~e. '.;,,r, "'-al f 112 ·ru high h I fl . t , • onc1 N..rt v.,.... erl\CM. 1"11 ""' propos s or m1 on ac oo s, ve new tn er-~~'"'" .,,.. ,... a..oi. In local bonds and S28.300.000 mediate schools. ~ elemen-
in state achoo! building loans. tary schools, some special
School officials said thej education facUlties for men-
money is expected lo cover tally. retarded children and
a fiv~yur expaoalon pro-servi~ facilities such 1s bus
gram. Enrollment In t h e gara~e~ 11nd warehouse11.
Garden Grove district, about --
.Marriage
; k•'w:fH~ LIC~. 41,000 this fall, Is expected rr .... " ~~.,i· 1r. :;"'='~ to hlt 10.000 by 1110. j~ r-.11 ... • "' .. "'. Mi. School otncials said alrnOllt ~ J1>1rc:e '*''" i ... !t. a. of cost• S8.8 million of tbe MO million
,.tr·aurl r,•Hftnd, tt. •1111 Motll'I!.• total will ao for new 11chool ""'''• Dev,...,,, 2'. bofll of Coohi " "'-· ,.,, o. Bkk::-n. ::f~-..k·
T een Bands
Deadlock ~~ 4J, r~~fi.."'@r.\..;M;'. :O~,~~ ~~~.t1f ol\Z.n'!:"w. City Cu ls 1'w" teen bands tied ror top
,....... A _,. honors Saturday afternoon al I P!i~ ~'It.IL"' "'S.UU,_,; ,_,. the first annual "A Go Go ?;;~ "4 ~· .,•1;: .. r,4 ~ ... l. Tax Rate Days" celebration at the Mesa ' • HO.:.er• Cleft. '1. f1f lot A-.lea. •"II Frede '· oreve11e, •· of H.,,.,,,,... Village Markel. =~):!;~e..i'\.,-:.0.,~~ SAN CLEMENTE -A Market president A J. MiJ. -i'!'°' · hike ln assessed valuations ler awarded cash prizes of l50
{ ._.. haa resulted in 1 slash in this each to the Quartermen and
I vivorce• ci ty's tax rate, City Mana~er : Ken neth Carr reJ>l)rled today. ~e Ne~ Sentinels. A consola-
' • Div_. ,,... The newly adopted munici-hon pnzr "' S25 went lo a •llln~ v• Jo A"" •••t. pa I S2.l million budget calls third entry. the Plea11ure Seek· •dt 'i ••· Ja,..., I "111"'•~ •f i! "' ~ •· c-i.. for a 2.87..cent tax reduction . ers. 1< "'" ........... A 1•1111-· Th ta . 11 6233 do "< n. ,..,. tN..-1 Jr e new x 18 · • wn Members of the Quarter· •·M9 o . ..,.. n.rr... •· c:w,,., from last year's $1.M. s~ o. n . ao1.... o. o""'"' Jr. A -ot ... d one-half wa• al-men are Matt Letterlello. Rog-
''-•· ....... ~ '· ..... ,.,. ..... ... 0 ...... n J-It Cl_,_,. ~o lopped from the city's SJ* er Thornton. Lloyd Furrow ~:, "'M ..... ~.w~:=rl"w~'=· cial lighting district levy. The and Tom Garrett. all of Costa
:h•rd c. n . Lor-"• •. told!. new rate for each 1100 i>f as-Mesa. The New Sentinels are -:;111 ~·. ~ 'H°!'::u:·o~'!:".,.L sessed land valA.Jation is 47.5 Lee Shaver. Rober Walks, :<:.,"'~. ";._ "'vi.~~:.~t.s.1<;,:~1. cents. Last year it was 49 Donna Ortelef, Mike Haight,
•• ...,. ic vt. •ov•r L sc:r..d. cents. Sharleen England and Nancy
~~~A • ..;_'· ~m;., wi ·~:,.:_. The municipal budget was Alllson. also of Costa Mesa. · '--*"""' Dec•-about 15(),000 over the 1964-85 The Pleasure Seekers are ;,':," •M. V:.'· 0::;;-1; L .. !;':"-final figure. City Manager Uoyd While , Bob Martin,
,.. .. 1tot»r1 M ou1111.. Carr said the difference was CharUe I.Ayer and John Kris-:·!~. 9!' .. ~=~ 5011~:;-'""· due principally to a pay boost antie. Costa Mesa . and Den-
.,,. ~ n. •1<11or• H ~..... voted for all city worken. re-nis Clendenen, Corona de!
bol & vs. J.O. J Ollw r '•lot•• L n. "".., , McC1111oc11. centJy by the City Council. Mar. ,..., "*· O.xt., A f111.-re1d ·~ I.. ... w.,,... I. ··-·'. •• l.. •• •on11d Jentlna.. tN-Wllf ..... lt•flictc.
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Smile, You're on the Network
Don't bother hiding I.he curlers. madam. This happens 10
be an invisible network. You, see, every time you use Southern
California Edison electricity you unknowingly plug into
a "network" of interconnected power facili ties that blankets
Edi5on'5 6~.000 square mile 'crvice terntory.
loterconnccuon of generating plants and other equipment
reduce' operating co'ts and sa,es you money becau~e
Edi(on can 5Upply ~our ekctr11.1ty from th e m~I eftic1enl
fdc1hues available. And in the event or 11ny ktnd of
di~aster, electnc1ty c~n be made available to ) ou from
someplace else on the net~orL
Speaking or interconnected ele•tric system~. the "WESr
regional cle..:tnc power development program, underway by
Edison and other Western power suppliers, will ~ave
billions of dollars in construction and operating costs over
the next 20 years. This project will help provide
abundant electricity at the lowest possible rates for the
rrowin& Southwest Additionally, plans underway by Edison
and other W~t Coast utilities. toactber with the
government, will bring aurplus electric power from th•
Paciftc Northwest to Southern California.
Interconnection of facilities is JllSt OM of the wa ys
Edison and o~r investor--0wned electric utility companies
help lcc~p the 001t of clectrici1y down.
COIC ot U .... ft. Clll& ol !4hoa r•••dlll IMtridty
wtllle the cOlt of Hvilll h--.,i1en m1rkedly durin1 \ti. put .ev~tl
~ttJ\, ttlf '''""l'tl tost of a k1IC'l•all hour of electricity to
Ech~n rc,ldrn1i1I cu,tomen 1a :~ri. lo,..r than It ..,_. In Jt lt
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NSDA Ll1tlngs for Mond•y, Au9uat 30, 1965
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Maturing Fraternity
What with a world championsrup Star Class regatta.
other \ acht races, the annual parade of the character
boats and the annual CataUna to Newport Dunes outrig·
ger canoe race, last week end was a busy one for local
boating fans.
rampage of high surf and the rushing waters of a high
lide.
As the high waler began threatening homes along
Seashore Drive. youngsters from all along the Q.range
Coast lilied West Newport Uke it was Easter Week all
over again. II set the neighbors to buzzing. But this lime,
the clamor from elders was on behalf of the young people. Officials of the International Star Class Yacht Rac-
ing Associ ation heaped lavish praise on Newport Harbor
Yacht Clu b for its excellent organization and handling of
tht5 year's Star "world's.'' In their turn, NHYC officials
were jubilant over Ult' considerate behavior of the large
spectator fleet that followed the racing boats around with
little or no interference .
The reason for this about-fa ce was obvious. The
young people had pitched in to battle against beach erod·
ing tides and aided materially in saving many homes
along the waterfront.
The first group to pitch in Tueaday were the YEPs.
summer workers m the city's Youth Employment Pro-
gram. Tuesday night. the first contingen t of young volun-
teers entered the fray and soon the people were begm·
ning to win their battle against the sea.
For efficient and courteous patrol, the Co ast Guard
Auxiliary units and the cooperation of Coast Guard ve~
sels deserve full credit. Not to be overlooked, either, 1s
the fact that the Harbor Area was honored with the
event for the second time in six years must be attnbuted
to the excellent sailing and sportsmanship of Donald K.
Edler, who beat the world's best at Boston last year
In the final analysis, it all adds up to the fact that
the yachting fraternity, both sail and power. is growing
up.
Some of the young folks found themselves battling
the surge of the surf while hip deep, or sometimes neck
deep, in incoming ocean water. Nobody can really deter-
mi ne why they did it. Perhaps it was the challenge of a
Job that had to be done. Perhaps it was a concerted de·
sire to perform a community service.
Well Done, Yo ung P eople
Or, perhaps it was partially due to that motivation
th.at always seems prevelenl in youngsters: the urge to
root for the underdog.
Regardless of motivation, one fact seems to have
clearly emerged from the Battle of West Newport. The
} oung volunteers did a great service in changing the
image of the yo uth of our area. Tbe change was for the
better.
The Image of youth took a favorable turn in West
Newport last week. Until then, most of the news about
youth activities from Newport's west side dealt with party
houses, iUegal drag races on city streets and misconduct
on the beaches.
These distasteful images, however, changed with
We join the residents of West Newport and the entire
Orange Coast in hailing our young volunteers for a job
well done.
Ral.pla de Toledano
Filibuster Threat
President Johnson. t h e
master tactician, slipped
badly when he failed tv give
Sen. Everett Dirksen IR·
lU.) promised support on the
Reapportionment Amend-
ment. Mr. Dirksen had de-
livered substantial Repubti·
can strength lo the Whi~
House on a varl••h of mea-
sLJres. and the deal had been
thsl the President w o u t d
~1ve the D'.rkser. Amend-
1nent his quiet blessing Un·
ocrstandably, ~tr. Dirksen
''as some1tthat wroth and
th1'1 has ,U{fened his back
and added st.arch t.o prin·
clple in the maUtr of tbe
repeal CJ! Taft-Hartley's H
(b I.
IT WILL be recalled that
repeal of 14 Cb). opposed by
some 60 per cent of the
American public, was the
condition the labor leader·
ship ·extracted from Mr.
Johnson as the price of all·
out support in the 1964 elec-
tion. Tbe President had al·
v.ays been opposed lo repellJ
because it imposed compul·
sory u n i o n I s m on the
American worker. He also
knew that labor claims or
damage to 1tself under 14
1 bl were har Jly deml)n·
strated b~· a careful study of
the record.
The President was able to
ram a repea1er through the
House by using the famous
Johnsonian muscle and the
per<;uas11)n of his Con·
gressional aide, Lawrence
O'Brien. He might have had
equal success in the Sen·
.11e had a bene"olent E'•er·
ell Dirksen stood on the
s1'1elin~s. But Sen Dirksen.
politically committed to ''Ole
ag;anst repeal, now has per-
<on::il reasons tu lead the
battle
LA ST \\'ED~ESDA Y. al a
White Ho :i.r meetinR ar-
tendPd hy SPnatc Majorlf\·
Leader Mike Mansfield, Sen.
llirksl!n la1o1 it on th e line
f11r the President. First he
1 .. 1 the President know that
opponents of repeaJ had been
pl annin~ their ~!ra~egy for
"eeks. On th,, Republican
side, he had bef'n working
\\Jlh Sen Carl Curtis. The
llrmO<'ratic side was rep-
1 esented by Senators Spes·
~a rel Holland of Florida antl
\\'1 lhs Robertson of \'tr·
pnia.
"l liave 27 Senators readv
to !ihbuster the repeal of
H (bl," the Republican
l\lmority Leader told t he
Presu1ent. "It will be a f.>r-
midable blibusrer and a
long-drawn-ou~ fight "
"You wowdn't do that to
me," the President said.
"J MAY spearhead the al·
tack myself." Sen. Dirksen
answ~red
With that many Senators
ready !o do battle. there
would be little likelihood
that the measure w " u I d
come to a vote. The Senate,
1f left to its own devices.
wou Id not repeal 14 lb).
liy dramatizing the battle,
a filibuster would heighten
popular opposl~un h> repeal
and put JJWl1 S e a a to t 1
whose constituent$ favor H
fbl on the hot seat.
Threat of a filibuster may
force the Adm.inistrati.m to
back down on repeal. It
would be the firs: open re-
sistance to the President
and ..he first rift in the "con-
sensus" of which he is so
proud. Mr. Jotu.son, there·
fore, will think twice before
he faces this eventuality.
THE PROBLEM for hlm
is complicated b:· labor's in-
sistence oo r e r ~ a I. The
President will need all the
help the AFL-CIO and ib
political arm, COPE, can
give him in 1966. But many
members of the House have
let the Administration know
Things a columnist might
nevet know if he didn't open
his mail ·
The life span of the aver-
age L' S. auto 1s 10 years.
Then It is woi·th about $20
as steel scrap.
James Ma:ll~on . o u r
fourth president , was t h e
first to wear long trousers
regularly instead of knee
breeches .
The possibility of having
Dear George
How can I convince my
husband he better save for
a ramy day? He 1s a grass-
hopper and I am an ant.
DISTRAUGHT
Dear DistraJcht:
The hrsl thing for you to
do, kiddo, is sober up.
Dear Gloomy Gus:
t
Why does the law requiring mufflers
not apply to rice car number gs, which
uses Dover Drive as a track'
-W.M.
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that repeal leg1slat.on ln
1966 may cost them their
seats. Th~) have bter read·
ing their mail since they !ol-
ll)wed the leader on 14 (b)
and they want plenty of
time !or the voters to for-
get about lhe position they
took.
This is the President's
quandary. If he could molJ .
Hy Senat.>r Dirksen by al-
lowing the repealer to lan-
guish and die 1n the Senate,
he would have the oppor·
tun1ty to prepare the ground
for passage nex•. yeaJ. The
facts of politico! We, how-
ever. would make Nntro-
vttsv over 14 !bl embar-
rassing
THE KEY is Sen. Dirk·
sen. a man who has been
pushed around once too oft-
en by the Administration. In
the next rew da ys, then. it
can be predicted that the
President will seek to find
a quid he can offer for the
quo of a Dirksen withdraw-
al from the fray. Ir he can
manage this, repeal of Taft·
Hartley's 14 (b) -and the
return of compulsory union-
ism -may \\ell be achieved
in this session of Congress.
H Mr. Dirksen stands firm .
the President 1s In for some
unhappy times.
Kl"' h oluru Syl'<llc1 ..
"egetable gardens m space
is being studied by the l'.S.
Air Force. Crops tu f e e d
astronauts would be grown
in orbiting space stations
without the use of soil. The
most promising plant is the
liweet potato
WILFRID Ft.;NK, the
lexicographer. once picked
these as the 10 most beau-
tiful words: dawn, hu sh. lul·
la by. murmuring. tranquil,
mist, luminous, chimes. gol·
den and melody. We don't
see how he could make such
a list and leave off the
word cash.
Do you have accidents for
no apparent reason. Maybe
you are among thf' 25 per
cent of aJI people whom
some Investigators believe
are born accident i:rone.
Quotable notables: "An
Investment in knowledge
pays the best Interest" -
Benjamin Franklin.
BUT GETTING an edu·
cation costs mnrc all t h'e
time. Tht expense of at-
tending a private U.S. col-
lege haa Increased rr o r e
than 85 per cent ln the lut
10 years.
The safett Ume ol day LO
drive your car la shortly ~·
fore noon. The most dan-
eerous Ume Is In t~ early
hours after .midnl1ht.
Prosperity nott": Euro·
Pf'ln~ use an averagt
of only 10 to 20 11Uons
of water dally per perlOn.
Americana UH fron 100 to
150 eallons. ......... ,._
The newspapers have fin-
ished analyzing the Los An·
geles r lots. And now the
weekly magazines have be·
gun. with the monthlies
waiting eagerly in the
wings. The general tenor of
the editorial demands is for
mon: human love and com·
passion. ludeed, several lih·
era I publications have !lat·
ly endorsed the Sermon on
the Mount. Which is a fine ,
forward·looking idea. But it
won't wrrk.
l SPEAK FRO~ bitt.?r ex-
perience as a disillll!ioned
advocate of universal love.
SeveraJ years ago, I proud-
ly conceived a militant or·
ganization known as "T h e
Love Everybody Crusade."
It was dedicated to the no-
ble concept that we could
save the human race i! ev-
erybody in the whole wide
"orld would kindly love
everybody eise lD the whole
wide world.
The response was a sin-
gle postcard that came
flooding in , which said:
"What are you, some kind
of nut:'"
AFTER GRA VE ti-ought,
l revamped the organita·
lion and renamed it T h e
Love Everybody t Except
Penguins) Crusade. Suc-
cess was instantaneous! Oh,
the joy our legion of mem-
bers found in hating pen·
guins.
While supremist.s I o v e d
hating penguins because a
penguin is obviously black,
when viewed from the reai.
Black nationalists relished
hating peng uins because a
pengui~ is obviously white,
when viewed from the front
THE LEFT Wl~G saw
the penguin as the living
symbol or bloated capitalis-ti~ op~ression. The right
wmg discovered the inter-
national penguin conspira-
cy and proved conclusively
that 87 card-carrying pen·
guins had infiltrated our
tale Department. (Which
they proved with a photo-
graph of a white-tie State
Department banquet.)
MJddle • of • the · roaders
agreed there was certainly
no room in the mlddle of
the road for penguins. And
every single non·bigot-b u t
1n the land said, "I'm not
a bigot, but would you want
your sister to marry one?"
BEST OF ALL, hat-
ing penguins made every-
body feel superior. Th ere
wasn't a man in the land
wtlo, OD looking in the mir· ror each morning, d.Jdn 't
truly believe that he could
think quicker. putt betUr or
mix a drier martini t h a n
even the smart.est penguin.
Nor was there a lady ln
the land who wasn't con-
vinced in her beart o;
hearta that she couldn't
dress more atyU.Shly, b Id
more intuitively or dance a
better hullygully than even
the most beautiful penguin.
Across the land, our mem-
bers marched forward
shoulder w shoulder, aglow
with a new-found confi·
dence, united at last in a
common purpose. It w a s
then. or course, I.hat l de·
cid~ w knock off l h e
Crusade.
I RECALL vividly my
faJthful Ueutenanla gather·
ing around me and begging
me to carry on. ··vou have
discovered." 1aJd one. "the
key to human brotherhood.
You have proven I.hat what
wlll unite humanity ls not
universal love. But a uni·
versal hate object. '
"Don't you see," pleaded
another, "that you m u 1 t
continue the Crusade as It
is the only possible way lo
save the human race?"
I nodded, sald "exa:tly
so," and took up buuerny
collecting. I find It most re·
warding.
Cln!llClt PMlw""
'Pilot to tOW9'...c.n you flt me
into that ._..._ pattem?' '
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Did They Fail?
To the Editor :
I was out of town during
the recent race ridts rn
Southern California. When l
returned. I read your edi·
torial of Monday, August 16.
I foun4 it intriguing and
thought stimulating and I
hope it will help to get all of
us thinking, acting and solv-
ing these problems
ONE OF THE t h i n g s
wnlch you point out is the
•·tack of any real leader-
ship by \he majorlly of law
abiding ruidenta of the Ne-
gro C{)mmunJty." It seems
to me that Los Angeles leads
the nation and possibly the
white world in giving Ne-
groes "over representation ..
in local government.
There are three Negro
councilmen on the Los An·
geles City Council, which 11
more representation t h a n
the white people have. There
are large numbers of N~
groes in the fire depart·
ment, police department,
Superior Court bench, Mu·
nicipo..I Court bench, and aJ.
most all branches ar state
and local government.
IN OTHER WORDS, it ap-
~ars to thls writer that Los
Angeles and California have
gone !ar beyond what Of11i.
narUy would be called fair
and reasonable in an at·
tempt lo give the Negro fair,
full and complete represe~
tation. If this be true, then
it also follows that the Ne--
gro hi mseU has failed to
give his own people and bla
own community leadership.
I refuse to believe that
the Negro is incapable of
Jtiving hls people and hh
community the leadership
which Is necessary to com-
bat the ''hate" which 111
obvious as a result of the
riots. and to gjve them the
sound, fundamental lead·
ership necessary to induce
and compel them to a law-
ful and orderly ex..lstence.
Why d.Jd the leadership
fall?
I WOULD LIKE to know
more of how the councilmen
were selected; how other
prominent Negroes In pub-
lic Life came to be in the
positions in which they now
are. Was it • natural selec-
Uve process? Are they truly
representative of their peo-
ple? Why ia It that they do
not give the leadership nee·
essary?
In Harlem, bedlam and
anarchy prevailed until a
Negro police cap~Jn was
appointed and mac&. ac-
countable for tbe area. Ap-
parenUy this simple ap-
p o 1 n t meat re-establlabed
law and order as a way of
Uvtng ae.alrL It lnd.Jcatea a
iood response lo Ne&ro
leadenhfp.
l'VE HEARD eoough of
Selma, outra1e1. atroclUea,
etc. Isn't It reasonabl e to
expect the Nep-o leaden to
take their rightful r!1ponal-
blUty and become account.
able to the community at
l.&rp for Uw bulc l&wfUJ
behavior of their own peo-i;hown he ls ~ell satisfied
pie? with your methods.
DAVID ROBERTSON
Newport Beach
Ne9ro Leafie r•
To the Editor
"My basic strength Is
those 300.000 lower-class
guys who are n:ady to
mob. rob. steal an<! kill."
boasts Cecil Moore, 48,
head of the Philadelphia
branch of the National As-
sociation for the Advance·
merit of Colored People.
Saya Mel Ladson. 26. a
Miami leader in the Con-
gress of Racial Equality·
"I want to be able to go in
that restaurant and eal, and
it doesn't mean a damn to
me if the owner's guts are
boiling with resentment. I
want to nonviolently beat
the hell out of hun ".
PREDICTS Dr. <iardner
Taylor , 45, Negro pastor of
Brooklyn 's Concord Baptist
Church: "The streets are
going to run red w I t h
blood".
Cries the Rev. James
Bevel. a Mississippi offi·
rial of the Southern Chrls·
tian uadersrup Confer·
ence: "Some punk who
calls himseU the President
has the audacity to tell peo-
ple lo go slow. l 'm not pre-
pared to be humiliated by
white truh the reat of my
life, lnclud.Jng Mr. Kenne·
dy."
THESE ARE tbe voices
of the Negro leaden in
_1963. And to think that
some are trying to convince
us the rlol.5 were the re·
suit of poverty, dlscrlmlna·
tion and police brut•llty!
How gullible do they think
we are!
The above quotc11 were
taken from Time Maga-
zine. August 30, 1963, i>age
9.
IRENE NICKERSON
Corona del Mar
Pollre Plan
To the Editor:
I have written the fol-
lowing lo Lo s Angeles Po-
lice ChJef William Parker:
"1 am sorry lo see the
way the trouble in Watts
has drifted. I did not lhlnk
the Governor of our great
stale would turn the death
of so many people and the
destruction of so much
property lnt.o a political
deal. You are still the one
respon•lble for law and or·
~r ln all -<>f Los Angrles.
It la the mayor's responat-
blllty lo be sure he has the
rleht person to head the po-
lice department. He has
c -. . Es
"MAY I Sl1GGEST that
you open up an emergency
p o I i c e headquarters in
Walts, put two civllians-
one Negro. one white -ln
charge. Have two clerks,
one white, one Negro. Have
a short form printed, to be
filled out either by the per-
son or a clerk. Then place
Ole complainant in a small
room or booth with a tape
recorder. When tus report
is finished. have hl5 wit-
nesses do the same. Deliv-
er all the recordings to the
police commission or to
your office each day.
"AFTER evalu!ltin& tb~
complaints. notify the com-
plainant of your or the
commission's actJon. This
will have you right on top
of what is hap~ning. Have
all complaints refened to
the emergency he.adquar-
ters. This was the method
Chief Enright of the New
York Police Department
used whenever there was an
emergency. Ile always put
civilians along with the po-
lice."
L. H. O'HANLON
Newport Beach
Bf«k io Schoel
To thl' Edito r:
In my opinion the ''Back
to School' section of the
DAILY PILOT is the most
comprehensive f.llctual cov-
erage that public school ed·
ucation has ever received
in a single edition of a
newspaper.
1 WISH TO personally
express my thanks and ap-
preciation to the owners of
the DAILY PILOT, a.nd to
you and the various sl.aff
writers who contrlb1·ted lo
the edition.
Public schools are b ig
business -usually the big-
gest in a community. The
future of our nation l~ gear·
ed to the success of our ed-
ucational programs ln de-
veloping our youth.
THE D A I LY PILOT.
through the Back to School
section and the other fine
editorials and news items
that are published regular·
ly, has contributed male·
rialJy to the success of our
publlc schools.
Agaln, I whish to extend
my congratulation" to tho
DAILY P 1 L 0 T for it.
outstanding Back l" School
section.
FRANK GRUNEN·
FELDER
County Supertn.
tendent of Schoola
'·"'''"''' Tuesday, Aueuat 31. 1965
rhe tdltorlal pare ol the Dally PUot aeea to inform
and lt!mulate readers by preaenUng this newa-
p1per'1 opinion• and commentary on topics of tn-
terut and 1lrntr1cance, by providing a fon.tm for
the e:rprea:Jon of our readers• opin ions. and bf
prese.nUn1 th• dln.l'ff vlewpolntl of inlormld
obeUV111 and ipokll!MD on topics of th• dlJ.
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Star Class
Grand Finale
COVETED AWARDS -Grand finale of the 47th annual World
Championship Regatta of the International Star Class Yacht Racing
A.s6ocialion. a formal presentation dinner dance in Newport Har·
bor Yacht Club Saturday evening, was hlghtighled by the award·
ing of trophies. Admiring the spectacular array are {Crom left)
Briggs S. Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Smart (he is honorary
commodore of ISCYRA) and Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Cotton. Colton
was Gold Star committee chairman.
OFFICIAL HOSTS -NHYC Commodore and Mrs.
Henry K. Mackel Sr., official hosts of the interna·
tional regatt.a, take their place in the receiving tine
to welcome members and guests at the festive Clnale.
VISITORS -Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Riess Crom Germany
arrive at the yacht club to join the celebrating which
concluded with dancing to the music of Joe Moshay
and his orchestra.
PARTY FLAGS HOISTED -Ready for feasting
after toa sting and celebrating the skill of the new
world Star Class champion. Donald L. Bever, are
(from left) Mr. and Mrs Stephen Titus and Mr and
Mrs. Rich ard C. Seaver who contributed many hours
to preparations for the regatta.
In Case of Emergency, Dial 'C' for Chicago Dentist
DEAR READERS: ln yesterday's column I
prorniaed to report on the results of the 30 telephone
calla made by myself and two Ann Landers assist·
an ta in an effort to learn firsthand how Chicago den·
tista respond to emergency calls.
The plea went like tbts: "I Just moved to Chi·
cago from Wisconsin and l don 't know anyone here.
I work in the Loop as a salesperson. I've been up all
night )Vitb a terrible toothache. Can you possibly
aee me today?"
Here la a sampling of the responses:
Dr. B.B.: "If you are in pain 1 will aee you dur·
tng your lunch hour. I'll skip my lunch If necessary."
Dr. J .S.Z.: "I will take you as soon as you can
get over heni. '1
Or. W.E S · "I'm sorry but I don't practice den·
Ustry ln the gent'ral st'nse. I make plates. I suggest
you telephone the Chicago Dental Society emergency
aervlce. The number is . "
We phoned u instructed and were told an emer-
IM'CJ ftttt ~t11 Slft minimum Thn a8ked for •
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ANN LANDERS [i1
name. and address and a telephone number and
promised lo call back with the name, of an available
dentist.
Dr. A.H. 'a NURSE: "Please live me your name
and telephone number. You will hear trom us if
we get a cancellation today. If you don't hear by
5:30 p.m. that means there were no cancellations. In
lhal event. come to the orflce and the doctor will set'
you after his lut patient.
Dr J .W.'s nurse: "The doctor will not be an
the olfice today because of a death in the family.
Try Dr. S whose telephone number is-." nr ~ O '1 nu"41: '"Thf" ctO<"tnr ufct hf" w11l t111cf.
you an y time during the day if you are willing to
wait until he 1s finished with the patient he ts
working on when you arrive. In the meantime, dear.
take two aspirin."
Dr. XXXX (l prefer not to print this doctor's
Initials.) "I hope you won't misunderstand but since
this is an emergency and you' are not a regular
patient, you must be prepared to pay for the visit In'
cash. It will be al least $15." ·
Dr. P.R.: "Come over whenever you can and l wut manage to work you in somehow. I never refuse
to aee a patient who is in pain." ·
(The Landers assistant wtlo made this call add·
ed, parenthetically, "This doctor asked many ques-
~ions and was so genuinely concerned that I am ge>-
mg lo consult him next .Januarv "hen my ctentast re-
tires.") ·
Dr. XXXX: ''You have a very pleasing voice.
Have you ever considered work.ine u a receptionist
'" 11 rff"ntl~1·~ ofn",.• ft •ti h~n'"""• T 11m ln"'°"" "-r
someone Come over at 3 p.m. and I'll look at your
tooth and \\-e can discus the possibilities."
(! told him I was happy with my job and not in·
terested in doing anything else 1 ci.id.JlQwever, agree
to come in at 3 p.m ) I
Suddenly 1t occurred to me that several lovely
dentists were saving time for an "em<'rgency" patient
who was not going to show up. I phoned back those
who had offered time anrl told them a dentist across
the street had agreed to see me immediately. With·
out exception. every dentist and nurse said, "Thank
you for letting us know."
So, dear readers. according to the Ann Lindert
Survey. 26 out of 30 ChicaJ:o dentists came out smell·
tng hke roses. Todav I am sending by special mes-
senger a single rose to earh dentist who said "Yes."
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Cheryl White Weds Sin ge rs Res'ume Class .
In Ferndale Chapel Ha rbor Women's Chorale
under Lhe direction of Mrs.
Kenneth Molen, will begin
its new season when the
group gathers In ttie Pres-
byteriar. Church of the
Covenant . 2850 Fairview
Rd., Costa Mesa, Tuesday,
~pt 14, at 9 :30 a .m.
further information may
be obtained from Mrs.
Donald Christensen, 847·
6.;40, or Mrs. Bill Kuhl-
meyer, 545-2231. Wearln& a sown she de·
signed, Cheryl Ann White
-waa married to Harold Ed·
ward Meeker durlng double
rlni rites In Ferndale Wed· din& Chapel performed by
the R1.1v. Garland Lacy.
Tbt: bridegroom received
a ring handed down from
his grandfather to his fatb-
l'r. to him.
The bride Is thti daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle R.
While of Santa Ana Heights
and the bridegroom's par-
ents arc Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Meeker o: Santa Ana.
When escorted tc the al-
tar "by her father. the bride
wore a satin gown made
by her aunt, Mrs. S. L.
GuJseth of Lakewo(ld. Its
double pleated skirt and
train hemlines were adorn·
ed with sprays of chantilly
lace appliqued flowe1·t. It
•lso featurtd a chanWly
lace JOJ!ce, scalloped neck·
line and long sleeves end·
Ing In a point below the
wrist. Her ca1htdral lllu·
sion veil was held by a
crown of seed purl~ and
she carried a cascade bou·
quet of white carnations.
Theresa Denault. maid of
hi,nor. wore a gown also
designed by the br!de and
made by her aunt. Made "Of
aqua chiffon over ..vhite taf·
feta, the floor length dress
was sleeveless and had soft
double pleats. A '1eeper
aqua brocade cummerbund
with a large bow added
decoration to her dress. An
aqua brocade bow held her
shoulder length veiling and
she carried aqua tinted car·
nations.
Michael Rupple was best
man.
The bridegroom was or·
g~inist durlng h1~ cerc·
m'ny. He playe<1 the pre·
lude "Dear Heart'' and mu·
sic for the rest of the cere·
mo11y 1us provide<! by se·
lections he had previously
recorded on a stereo tape
recorder.
A reception for about 80
gueslJ .ollowed in the chap-
el. Mrs. Dwayne Dobson
ha<1 charge of the guest
book and Miss Nancy Brit-
ton. the bride's cousin as
sisted at the reception.
The bride is a Jun£ grad·
uate of Corona de! Mar
Hig}l School a.t1d her hus-
band was graduated from
VaUey High School. Santa
Ana. They will make their
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class of the Evening Col-
lege Division, 0 r a n g e
Coast College and is co-
sponsored by Harb'>r Coun-
cil PTA. Meeting ea : h
Tuesday from 9:3(. to ll::JO
a.m. in the church, the
class includes part a n d
group singing and occa-
sional public performances
for PT A meetings, ~erv
ice clubs. church groups
and other civic organiza-
tions.
Harbor Women's Chorale
is a member of the State
and National Mothersi ng-
ers Organization. Mo 1 t
members are mothers, but
this is not a requirement.
Each year Mothersinger
choruses from throughout
the state present a con-
cert at the State PT A Con-
vention
A nursery is maintained
during class. for extra re-
hearsals and during per·
for mance engagements at
a cost of is cents per child.
CARO LY N SCHOLL
Betrothed
Gary· Sha'v
Will Ma rry
Evening Reception
Honors Newlyweds
A uxiliary Prepare& for Busy
Three major events will launch the school year for
women of St. John the Baptist School Auxiliary and
officers of the group graphically illustrate them.
Mrs. George Doubledee, president, shines \;.') the
silver tea service in readiness for the receptfon to
welcome all newcomers Tuesday, Sept. 7, in the
school hall. Mr8. Conrad Durell. secretary. is gaining
proficiency with an ice cream scoop, prior to the ice
cream social planned fo r the latter part of Septem·
ber. Home baked pies, cakes and ice cream will be
sold. Reviewing a poster for the "autumn magic"
dinner dance in November is Mrs. Frank Forbath.
vice president. Ticketa for the event will go on sale
and reservations taken during the next meeting,
Thursday, Sept 9, in the school hall
Women may register for
the chorus Sept. 1, 2 and
7 In the Orange Coast Col-
lege Gymnasium and from
Sept. 13 to 16 and 2<>-23 in
the Student Center. Reg·
istration hours are from 6
to 9 p.m. and a tuition fee
of $2.50 per semester is
r equited for a.U enrollees
over 21 years of age.
Gary Michael Shaw win
marry Carolyn M a r i a
Scholl next summer. an-
nounced the bride-elect'•
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard V. Scholl of Fairfield.
Calif. Gary is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shaw
of 5.ulta Ana Heights.
The bride-elect is a June
jlraduate of Armijo H i g h
School. Her fiance attended
Armijo High School, £oro-
na del Mar High School and
A wedding reception to
honor their son and his
bride, married ln Orlando,
Fla .. will be given by Mr.
and Mrs. Melwood A. Berry
of 501 Cliff Drive. Newport
Beach. at 8 p.m. Friday,
Sept. 3, ln St. Andrew'~
Presbyterian Church.
Performed In Reforma·
tlon Chapel of F'lrst Pres·
byterian Ch urch of Orlando
bv the Hev. Dr. John Ander son. the ceremony united
in marriage Pamela Dough·
erty, daughter of Mr. and
Mr~. George T Douj!llt'r')
or Orlando, and Thomas P.
Bern . second lieutenant.
USM CR.
Her bouquet contained white
carnations and red flreldng
roses.
The bride was attended
by her sister, Mrs. J ohn
Stimpson, matron of honor,
and Miu Mary RJdder ..
maid of honor.
Lt. David Smith was best
man. and a cousin of the
bride. Lester Godbold. anJ
A n t h o n y Grimaldi were
ushers.
The bride is a graduate
of William H. Boone Higll
School and attended Orlan·
do .Ir t'ol lt'gl'.
The benedict is a grad·
uat1• of Newport H a r b o t
l!lgh School and attended i
Orange Coast College be· :
fore enterln& the Marine 1..,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ca·
pellanlo of Costa Mesa an·
nounced the engagement of
their daughter lda-Arin Ca· MARY DAY, 6'42-432 1
pellanio to Navy Lt. J o hn
Wellington Skillma n of ----
Long Beach . son of Mr. and Oct•• 0.._11~~.v •• ,... ciu• _
Mrs. George Skillman of 1h 111M ''''" 10s M•'" s•. 11111>oo 11 Chicago. Ill. • "' •"" 1 JO • m
The br!de-elect was grad· w..,.,.,,.., rg:;:0",~!w o1 ""~""''"" ualed from Pasadena Clty .... h -Hvn••nqton 8utn Covn•••
Cvllr~e and her fiance 1s a C1u1>. ' • "' Or•"t• Coo"h C~c"'' •nf ~uccul•"' graduate of Miami ..:r.ivcr-*'•'• -Odo ~ .. ,n .. , "'•"· 2•'6 sity. Ohio, where he was Nrwoorl Bove· '"''' '-',... """"
affiliated with Beta Theta ,,.~;::",4::, 0,':11<~~1"'''tr ~~~
Pi fraternity. 12:>0 o "'·
I ill '-• Mlrllfl• TOl'I CllAI -Woodlond
YLI Plans Pool P~rty ·
Mr~ Donald Dutton. past cents program and other ia currently enrolled at Or-
presi1t-nt of Westminster'• ~w~e.:lf.=ar:..::e:.....:.:w...=.o:...:rk __ . ______ an....:g:_e_Co_a_st_co_U_e_g_e __ _
Blessed Sacrament Insti-
tute. Young Ladies lnsti·[
tute . will open he r home to
members at 8:30 p.m. Sat-J
urday. Sept. 4. during a
pool pc.:rty which will close
the summer .social season
for the group. j
NOTICE
Anthony's Shoe Service
•t 17th & Orente
In Costa Mesa Is Closed
a Loeationa
to Serve You
SHOE SERVICE ...... -. ... Mtlol Nut ...... w ......... . , ...... n.
kl .. ,.,.
Given in marriage by hrr
father, the bri de was gown·
ed m a white llnen ahea th
with a lace overcoat and
wore a small pillbox crown
holding her Wualoo veil.
Corps.
The couple are
Newport Beach.
IW ....... r MMI
JMna in IDA·ANN CAPILLANIO
,all Wedding
The coup e w .,., mar· $cNlo1, Tu•"" 1.v•. coo•• ~ ...
rltd Ocl 2. 1965 in St. An-' -.m. Hntl ...... a..CJI TOl'S CIOI• -11•<-dreW' S p r e S b )' t e rlan rH llOll Centtf, 17111 srrttl 11\0 Or. Church. l "OI Avenu., 1 II m.
\\'hen regular meetings j
resume at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Sept. 7. 1n the Blessed Sac·
rament hall, members will
begin work on Uleir chari-
table projects which include
the St. f'rancls Home f o r
the Aged in Santa Ana,
scholarshi ps, Holy lnno-
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SPORTS_ON P~E
Report
From North
ly BILL DONER
3
This tourist returning today from two weeks of lei·
sun is pleased to note that things in the athletic world
haven't changed one iota. .
Los Angeles s portswriters, for instance, refuse to
drop the Juan Marlchal bat-swinging episode, carrying
on m much the same manner as when Oregon State was
selected over USC for the Rose Bowl. In both cases they
may have been supporting a just cause. but even the
most diehard fans get tired of reading the same thin~
over and over .
So it is then that rat.her than contribute my two
('ent.s worth on the Marichal.John Roseboro matter. I
ahall simply let the San Francisco press do the task.
By accident, I happenM to be in the City by the Bay
at the time the celebrated head battering occurred and 1t
must be pointed out that any similarity between sto~ies
appearing in San Francisco newsp_apers ~nd. those pnnt·
ed in Lo6 Angeles has got to be strictly coincidental.
A series of photographs, mysteriously absent from
everything published sotuh of Fresn~. showed ~eboro
charging Marichat before the Giant pitcher took hia pop.
In fact a fund was started almost immediately in San
Francisco to pay Marichal's $1.750 fine. Northern repo~
erw. although admitting the Dominican f_lame-th~wer JOit
his head. blamed Roseboro for provoking the fight ~
Giant official Jack Schwarz was quoted as saying, "Man-
chal's whole action was self-defense and without inten·
tion to do too much harm to his opponent. He was not a ravin~ maniac. He ~aw this big catcher. ~vulnerable to
fists. charging at him and he c hopped with the bat to
drive him off."
Giant manager Herman Franks was described as be-
ing "stunned'' Roseboro wasn't penalized as well u Mari·
cha!. "They were both wrong," Frank! •3;i~-"R~!!°ro
definitely started the argument and J uan fintahed tt.
Secretary of State Frank Jordan toned $25 into th e
Marichal fine fund and said, "I think it's a dirty shame. It
was clear to everyone that Mari.chat wu beinF attacked
and a fellow should be able to defend himself.'
In calling the game on the radi~; announc~r R~
Hodges shouted into the microphone, Roseboro Just hit
Marichal in the ear returning the ball to K.oufax and now
he's charging at the Giant pitcher. Marichal is swinging
ht!i bat and the whole stadium is a madhouse."
So there you've got the version of the story that
comes from the northern section of our state. Take it for
what it'1 worth.
* * *
DAIL V PILOT /News-P"1J J-i
Met Post to Yogi~
NEW Y 0 R K I AP I -There 1s always the pos-elevated from his present who performed the success·
Yogi Berra. fired as man-slbillty that the job will be job as first base coach. tul operation.
ager by the New York Yan-given to Weg Westrom. Stengel has not managed "Casey," Dr. LaMotte
kees laat year. may be· the Mets s i n c e July 24, said, "lt's a miracle that come the manager of the who has served ably 81 in-when he fell and fractured you can walk today. Jt was
New York Mets next yur. terim manager of the Mets his left hip. AJthough an a most serious operation. I
The dramatic but hardly during Stengel's mo n t b· operation was successful, cannot lake the responsibil·
unexpected resignation of long absence. Casey has been confined to ity if you inlSist on return·
Casey Steuel Monday. ef· Most observers believe, a wheelchair, occasionally Ing as manager.
fective at the end of the however, that Westrum, allowed to walk with the "The traveling the job en· '
season, left the door open short of pulling a miraclt1 use of a cane, as he did at tails. even the act of going I
for Berra tt step In and -like bringing the Mets Tuesday'• press conference. out to the mound to take I
take charge of the National home in ninth place -will Hi$ decision to quit came out a pitcher. would be just I j/
Leaeue cellar dwellera in be returned to his bullpen ,,n the advice ot Dr. Peter too much for a man of your !
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McBee Perfect --300 ~
Area Ace
Captures
Coast Title
By ED GIBSON
Ralph McBee• of Westm.in.
ster uved the best for last.
whining the West Co a s t
Match Game Eliminations at
Kona Lanes in Costa Mesa
Monday night and rolling a
perfect D> game in the finals I
TRYING IT FOR SIZE -Westminster's pint-sized
Jack Haynes. outstanding back in the recent Orange
County North-South All-Star game, gets fitted for
a helmet by Orange Coast backfield coach Dale
Wonacott during Monday night registration session.
More Due Tonight
McKinne y Heads
89 OCC Gridders
in the proceH. By BJLL DONER ... v_ n.J•1. 11101 11111MO, w.-j .... ,..,,,,_ H f Costa M •ttr. Jellfl ._ IM': tm ...... ':""' ooper o esa SPORTS EDITOR ,w .. 1mi,..,.., o.ve ,.,_ ....._ ltsl finished 1econd, Bob Knipple ..w. """"°"' sie~ .....,.." <.J-lt. 1'6>
of Compton third and hard· A surprilingly large open· (t~~~·11a:=-..:n.:::... ~
11uckrthBob Jones of Buena Park ing1 turnout of 89 prospecti.ve 1 :cr':~t~ \t!'. ~1 ':*~~
ou . gr dders, headed by Westmm-aeec111 CN1r1 .. w..11e cs.1 •> llell'.-
McBee was letter-perfect in ster's All-Orange County quar· ti.ell. Coll• M•u• .... Mldltta 11-10 Itel lvll~. 1or11ermen1 S.m P--tbe first game of a two-game terbark Shawn Mcf(jnney, s-10. uo> "•"l>Kll MCllO<..., Alte1t.e1
m&lch against Hooper for all caused Orange Cuast College ~ t~111~:1!!' 1~,1 ~·\1"::; ::::
the marbles. rolling 12 con· football coach Dick Tucker to o ••. cu''" Mun., <s-10. m ou•rd, S•n • I · h . . . 01"° Hoovtr: CMl<t IAll<M<t (S-11, 200) secutive bal s into t e one-grm widely Monday evening .,,.,, M•'" 0.1: Rick M-rH mi
three pocket and carrying all and remark. tM, ~'" 0.1, ~ Frtt• , .. ,. 1to1 •nd. Wnlmln>ler: TOt>y P"N (S-1~ 1101 PROFIT ABLE EVENING -Ralph McBee (right) accepts a pair of checks from 12 of them. · "I think we'U have a repre· 9Utrd1 v-" Ellf'tl/lotr 11-10. ,., 11a ... · Hooper wasn't far beh1'nd .11 . tMtck. '"""viii•. w10.1 1o11 ,...,. IM , bowling tournament sponsor Dick StoefOer after winning West Coast Elimma· sentative team thlS year. no ltSI evaro. RllOI °' "" WwlC.
ti M d · h M Be •soo f l · fir t d th $100 f · he finished with the last fO\ll' matter how tou"h everyone Miii• Grooe 1 .. ,. 1u1 t.oi. 1e11 ci. ons on ay rug t. c e won • or p aCllli I an ano er or ring· •trik~ and had 10 s~lid pock· else la going to -0:::. =,.~'':!,;"~,:.,'""tt!:!!r--:-~ ,~;; -_~_g_u_p~~ __ e_r_t_s_o_o_g_a_m_e_~_t_~_f_~_a_l_m_ak_h_. _______________ d ~. ~ ~~ ~-~~14 ~~m~~lu~~~u.~~~~-~~~
~a.~-,.a-....-bl k th' fr '--vi ' Arlllur !._._ llJI ledll., HWll'f1.....,. IH~, ~ ...... , s~ ea ep 1m om ll& ng I lng Roln Cray and Alex flmfl, llav l'fnlor (j.f, l&Sl ,.....,_..,
They',.. fM'Shlnt Netlv• Dlv•r for horM •f th• ~a~1dbig g~~e fhimae2~8an1d A&ulrre from the 196.1 nation-~~~":\:ec:.eec~ J~'~ "~~
ytar leur•I• In the United Stet. Incl luttly ... lut CL-nae .. ,. Ford 3 d r· e a to le e or a e -al championship team along IS-10. 1751 llelfbeO. = =·
the bfack flier Sflll h• .. pro¥• he's I bett•r horH ffU 'lllL-111..1 e r Ime fort. with nearly a dozen partici· ~~~:, M~1':' ~'.!~..:!!) tt10. ~I ;:.:'.
th.n Viki-Spirit L-fo ... clalmlng top hono-McBee started the second pants in the recent County b...u. Tu•""' J<JM PIO-arlne !Mo. llOI
•• ., 11111 •-g 'th rt hil H . -· Tu•tln: Ron ll-<•t. lMJ -· ThrM times Netlve Diver hat hooked up wfth y w • ame WI 1 . •P 1 ·. w e oop-All-Star classic were among Tu•""' Ron Jeoh 1s.t. us1 llal!Mck. Ollllg Inners Is Charm er \¥al ~nmg ~1th a double. th->se taking physical e.xaml-!:i;o-.;;,1~•r:,,i:c,.!,"'~~;i'.~~, '!!.!i. 'C': Viking Spirit, owned by Mn . T. E. (Dotyl lrlttlntt But a solid l~ptn stopped the nations and receiving equ.ip·i '""" .,., M••
ham of Newport Be1ch end Bet Air, with the Viki Costa Mesa kegler ag~in and ment. a!:: G~'om 1•~1i1J10>1M.~i
•m•rv1n"'1.:.lft':'k :" .:ic1 °:::~M.tylnt effort by F s d when McBe~ came back ~th The procedure continues to-=n,';:~iof-:;':.,~~':..: ~k c llid Ch or an y a double, things Wtrt setting night beginning at 7 in t 11 e Jim Wrltllt (!lot, JUI __.... W.. Natlw Diver to nip Vlklnt Spfrlt by a nee In the Lo. 0 e at avez dim for Hooper. Pirate fieldbouse and u ev· :::::.oa~: ..... ~=.,<~i.;~"~
AntelM Handicap with both carrying 126 pounds Mc.Bee picked up another erything goes according to 11. 1..,1 ... 11i..o.. c.Mr•I. w. v •. , ..-
over the Mven furlon9 dltienct. PITTSBURGH (UPl )-San· (o.tlned • Pa1e 11) form. the sign~ figure should ~~" s~~"lw':9~~~...,,f: . Vlkl:f. Spirit Niiiy dfspoeed of the Diver In the ell t 11 th .,; a.ec11. 111n ~rlero cw. 1101 f\lllMdl:,
S-er-c ........ M•at Gou-<Hte .net the .-.......i... LOS ANGELES (UPl)-AI her .. In 1""". dy Koulax. makes his . third sw o we over e ma.,.c euro~n• '°"" s. .. ~, is-11. '"'' ...,., ..
-· r .. , _. -1 "' ~ tt.e t 10 d t k century mark. Tu•ll". Pe10 L•~• l!l-11, ns1 -rd. at Hollywood Parle. coup!~ of former Cy Young Tonight's promi~ed pitching 1 mp ~ ays 0 ptc up G• N b Practice begins Wednesday ~l.';"":~':.d.e.~i11 L~~,,~:c.m_er-U·11•
They're schffuled to collld• once 191in In the award winners-Whitey Ford duel overshadows the signlfi· his 22nd Vic tory when the Los 1ants a at 10 a.m. with a secvnd ses-a~ llOl!e~ 1..0. 110 Tustin. lttff•-1
0.1-Mlr Hendicap on Labor Day encl Native Dlv•r, (13-9J and Dun Chance (11-9) cance of the game between Angeles ~gers meet the sfon on the agenda for s p.m :'.':J '\;t,!,.<~1-"n1~1<~~; :::~";:,~
d11plte -st .-.cords, figures te be a prohibitive fav· -take to the mound tonight the two also-rans because It Pitt5burgh Puates tonight. McKinney the slick-passing cot1• M .... 0.-1. si.i.10, , .. ,, 1201
orlt.. • 115 the sixtb-p ace New or p "' a ur er w 0 as won . . or ra signal caller who has b e e n I h•ObA<~. Co1or•0o W int•; S.m l utord r-J y k j•-h l h h Koufax 21-6 was beaten by QB M II . ' •.c•••· Tu•11n, Ke1111 CemPl>tll IS4. 1111
No doubt lt1t be 1 great race. Yankees face the seventh· eight In a row over the An-the San Francisco Giant&. somewlt.at undecided about 1..0. 1111 ""'· c~•• Mew ''""'•rs: OooJt 1 gain t ma who has ~ on Aug 22 and dropped a b" . Jct11n>011 rs-.. 11s1 ,..,..,, Gar-o rovt1
* * * A.,_, s·-4-ge s a s a n . . NEW YORK (UPI' """-I& collegia~ future. was Gl•M Fert-(H , JOI) ~.,,.,,,.,~. ~ HU~ ta.ken six ln a row from the ' -1.m:: th f" ... i J. d ru•llft, ~, .. •tv••v 1s-11. uo1 ~. New York Gianta wbeeled among e tr ... arr va .s a_n C4ro.n Grove. 1'11 ,...., ts-11, 11111 ~.1._ ..,,.,._ at R -··· Tl Aueusl J'l-fffw "-· I • m Yank!. n~--.,.._t ed rd answered one of Tucker g big· btc-. 11'11trm•"·
" MC' ".. e...-." ... ~ I -...... Y~ •••. IOI. Rookie righthander Jack ..... ~. ..,.. • and deal yeste ay Ind &est problems Jim Smit~ , ..... 1m "-'llledl· Ger .....
lt's euy to forget how small Billy White. the 5 foot <~ 1 -,._ VW1t, 1:• , ..... Cullen (3-2) went all the way •-• >1 -et ""llMH'tll· •1u •·"'-came up with Earl Morrall, Absent. ho~ever wu vet-~;:''G•~~;'.1 ~~ ~~ ... 'ltt:. ~~;;
4 k f d""•m1··· wbo led Orange Coast to the na· CKMl'C) f N y .. I t night al (l(l'O. 1 whom they hope b an ace in • ouerd, ~tltf ...... I Cllud: Lemb !H , 1201 pac age O "-· ""' • or ew . or.. 1111 • • • S.pMmW -.i l"tttsbvrfl\. J:U ,.,,,,. Titl 1 er an quarterback Mike Mc· 1.,~ ... w .. 1m1n11ar . ••nc1Y w11-1s-11. tional football crown in 1_963, really is until you stop to place Angela at Chavez Ra· lowing eight hits and walking 1~~tier , _ ,, ,.11,.buron. s u ,.m the Y.A. e tradlt on. Lellan along with monogram 1111 1101t1M1ck. cost• M..,., M1r11 tt ....
consider he's nearly two inches below Albie Pearson -vine four but managing to hold off !ICF•I · The Giant.a. slluffling with . T Lo b g 1•1. 1•11 '"~,.. Cot•• ""-"' '°"" L.,. · the skill f a card shark dealt wrnners erry ven ur , on9We11 rs-•. 1'51 -rle(baek. ""'• the jockey size baseballer. A crowd of just 9,085 turn· a couple of Angel ralJjea. · 0 • Norm Smith and Bob Crick Mm. sit•• savj"' 1~10. 1m 11altbKk,
Billy and Albie are living proof that little guys catch ed out lut night to watch the .,rw vou 5-2 verdkt to the New York ~way ~uard Darrel_! Dess and There were the usual nu~-~;,""" tne1~'t.~~~~~ M41~!'"""°" iw.
the fancy of the fans. White probably wasn't the top ~r-Yank& trim the Angels, 4-2, u • " " Mets in his last outing as a dedfens1ve thrback .Ench .~abmeks her of surprises not the least w" o1v1• '~"· 2001 ct,,,..,. Farmlft• D be ft · th f th f 111m••d-"' ' 1 1 o an were own quaruc:r ac ,ion. Md . oouo ......,... w, uo~ "-'" former that memorable ecem r a ernoon . Y/ en m e opener o e our-Ku...:. . , , r 1 starter. Koufa>; also hurled M all d f tur dr ft of which was the arrival of oec•. ar_,,1i.1d, 0111oi 1e11 t111~.t1trrt
Orange Coast destroyed Northea1tern Oklah~ma tn t he game series. ~;,..,"c ' ~ V ~one Inning in relief Saturday cho~e byan the aDe~olteLlon: All·CIF sma!J school <.ce Bob l ~! 'i'~\1.'~:; ~~;.:;::,' :~1=
Junior Rose Bowl yet he was almost unannnously IC· The small atutld.a.nce attest. L0041 rl " ' o to aecun an 8-4 win over 8 t th d al · Steele from Rim of the W.>rld 11HC11: wrv loren11 ... c!l-11, '"'' •nd.
corded player of the game honon. ~ dramatic.ally to the dimin-:!:i "i1 , ~ T : Philadelphia. comu llca~ ~d :i:! in~o~v'e: High S<:hool in Big Bear and ~-;':;~~~,';:.;~ s~~t~ ',~ ~i
n..ft-on is easily the most popular Angel ~layer-tshed Jlamour of the New 1111'11•• ib • 1 ' ' Bob Veale who has ""'-n th pct el d B h Doug Holden. twice all-state c ... , .... s ... 11-. c-~& · djf ,.., 591 •••• .. ·t Los Angel c111i... • ' • > • • ~ e ev an rowns. w o • 0on Fo11e11 ,...._ no1 1K1111 • ...._"".~' with the fans at least. H11 teammates· however. ave · ..,, -ouuo es Tot•'• 1' , • , Just about untouchable for the peddled linebacker MUte Luc· halfback ln Ohio. J.,,., P11"' ... c--1 -lck .... ,,_,. Mui. . ' f th t art Lot AHOI L.U Dod · b C°"'°jtl-lvrt\OUI terv; 11111 Frln~ (}-10, 1701 ~alltloedi:. Gt•· ferent opm1ons or e mos P · o 1t M •• . gen, IS the _pro abl.e cl and a future draft pick to shown McK1,.,..v u 11. ''°' ...... n·,, . .,.,, Gm•. ,_ w-, ..... 1as1 end.
* * * s'""'"" c1 • 1 2 o Pittsburgh starter with a 14.9 the Gi'an•-1·n exchange f 0 r ... ". w"tmlfts1..-. aarrv wa1er1 1.-1, tttt••"'•"· Guv Taylor cs.. 001 1i-,. ,_ rl l 1 n k H h . \..;) . ltOI end. Merine. P•ul To!or , .. ,. 2001 IMteku. ~ .... 0~1101 ll••rv ~· ,. Ma ys Seekinsr ,,~:_1 " • 1 , mar · e as beaten Los An· Barnes. New York then dis· -· rv•I'"· R•<"••o Not>•• cs 1 '•ll o. 11s1 ~1•i:..o. Gerc1tft Grow• J1'" Uuarte on 'J rade Block"!
Back New York way, hott"t newt concern• th•
poulble trade of John Huart•, the Hel1man Trophy
winner who went from Mater Del High to national
....., Adeock 1t1 o o o geles in three of four starts rd d Lu · De d f h•lt1>ec~. Lo0u"" "'•r'Y A10,,oo• 11>-J. Pl•••" 1110, 11s1 hattbe~•. M.,."°rl ..... Smlltl II 0 • n• . ca e CCI. SS an a U· 111• •no, Wulm•'"" L'•t"' GOUid llrl bar. Oon 8rodbury ·~· 1151 llntl!Mtck••·
K-"' o 1 ~ The Dodgers enjoyed a rare ture draft ~CIC'Cfion to De· 1101 •v••a. C•P"''•no. ".. ...vor,, "'••oo" l1••t>or1 M1~, Ot>t< 1s-1a. 1t 11 Mark Breaker "Od!le ' ft 1 ~ d (( d . . . I! 11 Ujt t'f\O, 1•11•• ..... •" •ft , •• , ~ .... ,. tulll><tr• "'.,,....,,, 11.rbor. 8111 --r1 • s,,.,..{\; 1 ft n o ay o yestcr ay, g1vmi; the tru1t for Morrall "''•t•r 1&·1. 21~1 ..,.,, w .. 1m,,..,.. J•<~lie-~ 1~1 ou••t•rb<>ck. "II "°''1-.a
fu n• et quarterback for Notre D•m•.
Word drculatlng It th•t Hu1rte'• NrYICH could
be obtained If IOfM pro club wanted to pay the prlc..
HU1rte w•a on th• bench over the weekend as
the Jets rolled to 1 17.0 victory •v•r losten. Jee
Nam1th, eo theY 11y, haa caught the fancy ef the New
York m1n1gement MM1 Hu1rte has been ,., ....... te
the rot• of alto-ran.
Ther•'• one thing th1t Huarte un ct. better than
anybody elM, however, and that'• win. If he ewr
gets the chine• to go all the w1y fo r th• Jets, he'll
n•ver be ,..placed. It happened that way In high
1chool, coll1t9 and even the recent all .. t1r ttmt.
* * * Lo~•I Fla.,.r •t Tro"
USC's football forces. picked by many mcludin1 Uw
corner u topt in the country, will parade before the
cameru this afternoon with no lea than eeven area rep-
resentatives tn uniform and two local types on the coach·
ing staff.
Ren..., rn I 0 0 Oj league leaders an Opportunity --------------
PHlLADELPlfJ A IAP 1 -~=• ·: ~ ~ ~ ~to rest and make some re· ..:iua.i.Nl
Willie Mays goes after a wtri.no Cl1' 1 ft o 11 pairs. The team will be join· ~s~
home run record tonight and "'T'O:::! °" ,~ ; : ; ed tomorrow by outfielder Al ~
the felluw wbo receipted for ..... vor11 •• 010 llC0-4 Ferrara. almost certain to .,;.0 the first major league round Lo:-~=k• l l Ol-M..,. ~'!:»s~«t".! lee duty &galnat Jeft banded o~
tripper hit by the Giants' cen· ....... 10. pitching, .and pitcher Bill ~
t.erlielder would be a happy •• ~-:=·:~;, "{~1·'""' Singer, botb called up from ~
pitcher if W1llit 1eta t b • ~.:.~"' ,:: _-.~':: :t::: tl,lef. SCopokane team of the Pa· +6
marlt. r-t :n "-'•OU. c1 tc H t League. 6
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&nsurance eorp..tian Mike Hunter, Gary Magner, Greg Wojcik, Leonard
Sims. Marv Bain. T oby Page and Jim Lawrence will all
be sporting cardinal an~ gold whiel Mike G.lddings, ~he
Newport resident, and J am Stangeland. Hun~mgton High
graduate and ex·Ora.nge Coast coach, will aid with men·
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m "'' Hunter. whn saved eligibiUty lut year after two
spectacular campaigns at OCC. h111 apparently made the .,...,...,., 1tewtt• Ntw v°"' ~::\,:':',
Cde with the TrojanA and is lilted u second atrin1 rl&ht Nq .. ~. """"'""' ~~= ;. ~::~: ~lty'.' ;;;~. , n..-ctr btl\ind Rod Sherman. He's the smallest man on ,..... ....... "'" &IHI d "-lefl .. lffW YOfl t, ,...,...,.I 0111Y .. -. ICllNulM the SC rottter at & foot 9, 155 poun 1. ,... "''"''• ., .... ,,..11111 •• i. -r•'" .._
WOJC1 .. , 1~rl!ling·ly enou•h, ia al.lo a HC'ODd 1bootc 111011• c11~ ., 11111.._., a. 1w•·111th• Ul e _._ .. __ '-n.&-M.._. .. t i Cl11tlftMtl, J. "'rHlll!llt •etteft t i Wtollfllt""'· J. ftrl.11 .... t although be l h ed from occ Only a Mm_,._. IHI\;"-D4UU, It. ~elllt It Gii~ CllwleM et Kl "ttt Clt't, t, ,..._...,..
of course, 11 a veteran from Mater Del and wUl start at "" ...... " " ,. ~;: :r~:.-:~ " '-A llneba-Ler ......... "' .._ ......,.." ••-uln 11;A • M hi and It, I.wit 11 Olk... I '' h lllmore, Pf Pl'ce and Mainer are alto f onner on arc ..--. .. ,... vn. , ,, ·~ "
ahould '" conatdenble duty. Toby ls a 1ophomo~ qu~ ~!~".,c~=~~ 14 •,: .~·~":"':;:· c~tv ....
t.rbacki and Magner. who joined Hunter on the 1ldeline1 '"' "••11e110 .. '"' ... '"" ... N erl .. L• .,....._, " 1
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made SC entrt.nct requiremen~. much to the4'll!may of
the OCC roachin·g 1ta!f.
Lawrence is tht ex-Buena Park wbll who mo\ted to
Cotta Men after finding the life at a military school leu
than plurtn1. Ht ran the 100 fn a fetutJc 9.8 IDd coul
be tba ru1 alaeper tn Tro1'• C!Ol'Mf',
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PASADENA
DAD omcs·
315 East Colorado Bou ltnrd
4 49-2345
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COVIHA .................. 200 North Citrus Av enue ••••• 339-s.476
WEST ARCADIA ......... 660 Wut Duutt Road ......... 44 6·016&
CORO HA DEL MA ft. •••• 2 86 7 E. Cout Hi 1hway •••••••• 67 5·5010
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Gage Hit With Heart Attac~
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--JULES GAGE
BJ GLENN WHITE
Prep Sport& Editor
•'ALLBROOK JuJea
Ga1e, Colla Meaa HJgh
basketball coacb, ls hoapi-
tallied here aa a result of
a aevere heart attack wh.lch
he 1uffered Aug. 20.
The .eyear-old veteran
of Harbor Diltrlct coaching
expect. to apend at least
one more week in Fallbrook
Hocpttal before returning
to the Gase home, alao lo-
cated here. "They've kept me In bed
McBee Rolls 300 • • •
Del Mar
Race Entries
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Fisli Meter
Lan
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DISNEY'S "MARY '°'"NSH With Julie ArMlmn
PLUI: "THN·AGI D OTTI ,. ..
r ver stzice it happened,··
Gage reported in a tele·
phone conversation Mon·
day afternoon. ''Everytlme
1 roll over there'• a nune
there to see how I am.
"They all know how con·
cerned I am about my bas-
ketball tum and they lndJ·
cate that with proper rest
and recovery that I shouJd
be ready to meet the team
when It takes the floor for
practice Nov. 1."
Gage has been looking
ahead to the 196.5-66 cam-
paign with great optimism.
lie has three outatandin&
returnees ln Steve Turley,
Tom Moran and a fast-de-
veloplng Bruce Chapman.
"It's a good ball club.''
Gage confides. "We should
have a whale of a season
if the kids put their minds
to it and dedlcaUs them·
selves."
Gage was working on hta
recently acquired 23-acre
home in Fallbrook when he
suffered the attack.
"I was planting a lemon
l ree when it happened,"
Jules recalls. "It wa s a hot
Marks Fall
-ftLUS -
hry C•••• "ILACK SPUU"
day and I began to feel bad.
At lint I thought maybe lt was beat prostration.
"They took me to the
hospital by ambulance and
the doctors now tell me tt
was touch and go for the
first three days. But they're
especially pleased with my
progress since then.
"When they found out we
had our hide·away down
here they decided it would
be best to remain here dur·
Ing the convalescing period.
We have some oak trees
and a family fruit orchard
Over Comets
so I can lay around and re-lax.
"You know that ti I were
back ln Newport I'd be
over--dotn1 It. ao I gue.11
staying down here ia the
beat thin& to do.
Gage alao report. that
many of bis frienda from
the Harbor arq have ~
ed, somethin1 which is not
altogether pleaalng to the
doctors since phone calla
tend to tire Jules out.
Visitors are also taboo,
except for members of the
immediate family.
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C·2 I.Oiled· 3 bdrm horM,
HARDWOOD F L 0 0 R S,
b r I c k fu"e"place. Localed
lj()' rrom HARBOR SllOP·
PING CENTER. & acrou
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is an EXTRA NICE ftn1<
borne!! FULL PRJCE »OR
HOME le: UYI', JUST
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LUXU RJ OUS CAMEO SHORES HOME
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A MW S«.or7 '-In •GIZN llA.Jr $495 Dowa only 1'61nut• troa t ~ • beed\, achoo!.& • abopo •aad New tnr. PurcNI• price tn.. clUc1H : Muat eell thia beauty! Best Buy aotn1 with 16x36
POOL. ~ONLY $19,500 for this 3 Bedroom,
11' Bath home. You have to 11ie thi.a hou. to bell~ It! Payments of ONLY 1144 with 1800
DOWN. It's got the worka, Wock' wall all aroWld
t.dt. ~ pl&y yard It 100~ wool carpetln1.
NEWLY REPAINTED'!
$400 DOWN. l \&rar bdnns.
1 '.; bl tbs. LARGE FENCED
y ARD. lull beanng fNlt
trees. COVERED PATIO.
P a y m e n t s LESS THAN
RENT.
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ESTATERS
3 Br. 24.i be. m Newpart
Beat'h. Lge lvgnn w / buif
firepl. Dtnin& area + fam.
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wahr. h ba o1f utll. rtn.
Extra lge mUl.e' •Ulw w/
dressing al'ea, CHOICE
HOME IN OiOlCE LOCA·
TION. Under $32,COO.
5 IEDROOMS ~c.~~ ~
EXECUTIVE'S EXCLUSIVE f l6,950
Fa~s the Ulb Green on the Mesa Verde Golf
Course. ~· Jiving room, torma l dinfni room. 4
~ .. oom• It Home Ortice. Laree Family Room
adjoining patio. Heated "Anthony" POOI-open
beams in the Fam. Rm. Elegance all the way
t:;xlstlrt1 Loan Payments $270 per mo.
POOL SPECIAL
O>llPge Park Area. l jumbo
bdrms. 2 batM. Tu1efully
& newly dc•t·or8\ed Inside •
,out. Magnlfk~t 18 " 36'
ht>at.ed pool. F\&ll price
$l4.075, f'llA ternu
1'91 BAKER, COSTA MESA
()pfn E\'es. 5-46-41'1
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Wbo hu Mrved 90 days o1
active duty a.o.yl.UM since
World War %, and has not
prevloual)' uleCI an,y GI loan
benetita la DOW tbaiblt fOr
a apecial FHA Veteru loan
program which will enable
him to purcbue a borne
tnt u little u S200 down
l)lymect! 'nl1s new program
.viD be tabn advan~e ot
by man,y peoc>le, 10 call us
110W for details and aYOid
the mah. f;46-n11 . ~
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OPP ICE
641-m.t
Fixer-Upper
Mid add a unit tor lnconw.
, Need& a little pain& and
'prett7tll'~' but 1a in top
locatioa, ANt> p&en(y vf
roam lar an ..set ltional 11111 t.
'lb.II la 8 'ltHJ' I t JUST
m.151 ••.•••• mallt otfer!
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Cozy Den & 3 Br
$17,750
, f'icturllq\lle locaticll. $17 ,'ISO
• • total price. M ft. rur liv-.. · .tnr nn. 2 bell»-Covlftd
, .,-Uo. lAW dn or no dn to
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2866 Hui»r Bt.d.
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11 MODERN oma;.,
$US INCLUDING TAXES
Fur this I.use fl.mlly borM
with spadoua room 1izet,
huae kit. and MU propoeed new Marina. NO OOWN GI,
or ~ down to a&hera.
646-TTtl. Open Evu .
NEWp01tT IEACH
OFPICI
Mi-Tnl
, • to Vet, IOdaya ~
Larp CGf lot with room for
• , ~ or trailer. 3 Bedrooma.
·• • 1~ blltha. Out of town own-
' er aays aell oo-wbile -..
• • la vacant. $20,950. •'It•
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Six Sharp
Units
Two • three bedroom and
four • lwo bedroom ~'
unila, each with new car-
pet~ dnlpn, bullt·lna. pri·
tate pedOll, garages, aprtn·
klera..and t.reshb' rtpelllted .
Excellent N E W P 0 RT
HEIGHTS location near
shopping. T 0 P rNCOME
and ~ to Rll wt at
$'7S,OOO. Will lhow 20% NET
REI'URN with 10'-down.
VIEW LOTS
Harbor View Hilla
lrvtne Cme
Dover Shara
We have beautiful lots for
buildlnr both View I: W•
terfront. Eiulellent values.
won't last.
1&31 Wuiclilf Dr.
642-3600
N B .
OPEN HOUSE
SAT & SUN
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1126 W~ile Slils
HARBOR vr£W HILLS, CdM
FlRST SHOWING of out·
standing 4 Bdrm. family
home with m arvelous •iew
ol Bay &: Ocean activity.
Well landscaped, pool sl%ed
yard, $(1,SOO.
Mr.Hale
Coldwell Banker & C..
2200 E. Coast Hwy. N.B.
OR ~200'1
C • 1 Resiftnce
$25,000
Newi.on at Victoria
646-3811
Open Evenmg.s 'I.I I 9
BACK BAY BEAUTY
Walk into unusual black slA!e
entry with black slate car-
ried Um.1 kitchen & dlnln&
room. f ull alan 11cr-.1
back of llY1ng room looldni
out on la rge heated &. fll·
ter\'d pool. &ck yard be·Ju·
t ii ul I y landscaped It lenct'd.
Large deck area or combin-
ation concttt.e and ~win!
planldna compll'te with au·
ttientlc gu lamp ~ yard
U&bta· 3 bedroom.a, 2 bllths,
muter bedroom looks .>n
pool le patio • expenilve
c:arpetin& ~ drapes. Cower
plumbq thruoot. Tius Is a
must see, lUie wir houae • try $4.ooo dowa. i1>31 n.
Open Eves.
CORONA DEL MAit
OFFICE
~71 ••••••••• Newport Hts.
VIEWOFIAY
Owner Vf!l'Y anxloua to leaw
State. Ow1nln( 4 bdnn, 3
be.th tune. Beautiful POOL
with u~Jonal l1ndscap-
ln&· A must to see, so drivr
by
660 Kmgs Road
Pnoe only l48,j()()
Open Dally, 1 to 5.
W. E. LACHEllMYER
Rltn. 1860 Npl Btvd. CM
Ml.l928 Eves ~ ••••••••• jr. estate
$18,700 Located ~ bot .,... with ac-
tion an around • Propmy now rented, Sl3CI p.r mootb BeautlfUI home. ' bdnn Ii:
• Same tanant over 3 yean h1&1e family rm. 2 baths.
·Don't overlook thia chanol Parklike yard. fo~ r1
tor Income • appnc:lalinn. fruit & aha.de tree11. Covered
lllllEAlllll ~
MO Eut 1'hlt St. IOCD
Evea. .,.. '13ta
paUo. 54G-1720 anytime.
OPEN 'TIL t P.M.
•~Ho & I 2955 Harbor Blvd. ...,..-lfte llCOftM at B&lcer, Colt.a Meaa
V«Y Mat l Br. 2 Ba, home 17 MODERN omas
carpm, drape.a. bit-ins, pa· .. •llllliiii•••lliililll
tto. dbl pr, $125 MONTH
PLUS 3 new Ill> 2 Br hou.. Payment lnclodel t.ues It
on la• Jot all for $4T,500 • lna. rroo down or nothlna
and oeb' $5,000 On. down {or VA. You C91'I own Welh-McCardle a l BR bome w/ hctwd On.
16811 Tuattn Ave. 646-J!IOT ... lton I~ lot, fencM! ya.rd 11•lth
Evn 49M229 or 64M5'T9 ll!t Newport 8tfod. CM good Eutslde location. Call
WTSIDf
move.
~)( () (/l/1'i 1 {)
· for ~talb. Thls la priced to . * s ledreemt * M8·m9 ?-fr. N.H.t.C. la-t. na. r.,,a
Special II& S38~
'-1* .......... Ce. ! °9tdl00ftl + 1 Bdrm a.pt. 'JOO E. Balboa 81. Balboa 4 790 ORlole Nl40 Patio wpar1ttt unit•. Gar· --------
FUTUll ~!Ai. and lo41 of pr1ncy! ' MOYE UP
COM ... CIAL t.fil (•PllJ to 4813 Cortland Drive In _.
J Bdrm .. 1~ a.a.. a.. elusive Cuneo ~ S
Victoria a ColJlel, CM. 1111 Npt ..... CM Bedl'OOMI and aU tht ~._
• -. -_.. J:\'H MO.al3 Ill Feat11ttt you uptct tC' • $21,950. -
sUBMlT DOWN oA VIDsoN Realty cuftndR. TS44oo.eoo.SH R 11 Vacant, Price l.edaeed nlA flll VA , 8a Or
HARBOR Hold Yo• Nose
while jumpins Into this a
x 30 he.a1.ed Pool. A three
bedroom hofne canvtmient·
ly Localed Dt'ar shopping!
Owner 1Nvln1 town .l mi.et
sell! run prlC'I' s22.ooo. cau
now! ()peon 'tll 9.
vaey, ftmaed lftt ~ "GS.. Mar" dbhwuher. Move ta acJW"! Tbe BESf
:.I-STORY VALUE tn 0..-
Corona del Mar (7 14) 673-«00
646-nn ~1l
THE~EAL
E S T .l\ TER .'...~
8AYCREST
Pk'uure. comfort. &talus In
Clle apaciooa, landscpd
pRCka,!!t . 4 bdn, 2\\ bi.th&.
Oluntry · &hied fam. rm...
NOT J~"t another house •
l)ijt a charmer A-t ~ riahl
pnce
NEWPORT S~ES
MACCO aJ\l°9 Oounty. F'D nMMd model &t Brooll:tlunt 6
l..E..\D£.RSHIP HOMES AdamL (Tl~ 9G.123I
~BllNG THIS AD & IEGISTD
• • • FOR FREE DIA WIN& • • •
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$39,500 -By Owner TaI Shelter
Want a commercial lot or
acme K:re&it! How about
a buslnesl? can 6«2--000 or
come lft ua in our inwat·
menl offl« flldnc Harbor
Sbopplq Om~r.
Fi.ral lime oUered • near
oew 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 "°'11
Luxury rpU/ d.rps. Blad! to
oeran. Pool pnv Vac..,_ •
-have the kt)
~ SHORECLIFFS
RRST TI.. OFFEIED
3 Bdrm1. 2 Ba, bdwd fin, FA ~Mt. \llllld
brick frl>lc, lge UWi& ""' aepar.te dJainl area. ab.ake roof , 2 secluded pa~ lfa W. 4 Bdrms ·Den ·.3 lattls
Walk to.St. John's or Orange Coast College,
Costa Mesa HS, and Grade School. 2 yr. old
deluxe 2 story home, elec kitchen, incl dish·
washer. plush carpels, drapes. 60 ft patio.
Costa Mesa's fmest neighborhood.
Please call 546-3649
THE Q EAL
E S T ATER~:
4 leclroom + UiaG' Fam.Uy rm. + 20x20' RUJllllUI rm. + lOxlO' Ult.lily rm .
.,. l 8a1tw
lto7 .J. WaN Co.
ISl"Olttn tar 811c:rat
1649 Woticllf!.~1 M.B. MO-Vnl
BEAUTlfUl
"A" flAME
Shown by appt Euh1&in with m.
Prited to sell quktlJ al $41, 750 •
Price T. )kCuialion. Rhr.
West Side Olclie c .... ,.... ___ ,_,oo_
Early Bird
Special
A'ITE.'\TJ0:-1 B 0 A T OR
TRAIL.ER OWNERS~' Sec
this unmaculate nf'Wly d1-c-
ora.ted adult occupied home.
~two tx>droom and CN\.
vertlble Den with custom
carpet.I lltld drapes. t'anuly
room opens to larKe p.1t10
and lovt>ly landscaped rear
gardtn. Situated on corllt'r
lot With ACl.:t'SS lo l'ftl' yurd
from aide street. PRlCE TO
MOVE AT ONLY S.26.500 -
CONVENnONAL OR FIL
A. rINANCl 'G.
Eastside
Provincial
DL'TCH GI RL CLEAN lhrf$
bedroom, I~ bath home,
"'1th 9 xll d1nmi,; rooro,
large f•m1Jy room. used
bru:k flrephtol·e and shdin&
gla!is door to patio. Built·in
lot~·hen. Shake roof. double
~e and l~e well kl'pt
yard Central local.Ion to WI
grades ol school, near &hop-
ping and tninsponallon.
Bwll·lllS Ill step • l&VUI&
k1tcllt!O. Fireplace. CPe
to ahopplng &c ac:hoola.
WOW! Only W ,500. Owner
wl II et II FllA or GI. Call
WUI ~ue wWI option
Split levtl l bdrm-COfl'l't.
den. 2 baths, bMmed tti.I·
top, Yi I w Carpetlf'll and
blt-ln1. Just % yu.ra old •
Membership in Newpr1rt
L& 2 BR. apaC1oua llv rm. 4 BEDROOMS. 1~ bCM,
Al pnp. fenced yard .,_ pr. laftell air a.t.
witb room to build. f'Ql1 ltuAOe roof.~,.......
s-iot UUJD. Down pay· 6-~-~ -dllln.,
men& • no prob le rn u;l6.90 per mo lDl:I. Jrtn.
~ Swl.ITI Club. $400 Down Bay & Beacb 3M. 1~ M. raraae. fenced
bat. taxa. .. Aleo mQ ..
....,. eidltins GI klu n
Evcnin&' Call 548·!.Hl7
ONLY Sl ,TOO CASH IN-
VESTMENT FOR FllA
BUYERS; NO DOWN TO
G.l.'s.
Evenmp Call 540-0376
~! Ope.a 'tll s.
54&-2lll 645-nn
TH E fJEAL
ESTATERS
yard. dca to acboola I
RHlty IM. lhop'a. N pria $15,2:51
340'1 E. Coo.st Hwy. otM nu.
tm-300> EvH-m-«164 AA 2-44 2 2
WALK TO WESTOJ:FT [• ifi"',, l1'th C M.
from tlus p~~ul cmtom '::~:::¥1;:::@:::•:1111:•::.• By maktn& an lnltlal tnvest· borne with 4 bfdrooms. 2 •
ment of only $1,GOO, thne baths.. dinin& room, le: large UDO ISL£
line unlta can be m.akina yard. BeeutU\JJ tree 1lbllded
money for you! Fiv~2 ~ ltrftt-App1'bed ~ J!I ~ rtk1T TOO: OFFERED!
room .\ ooe • 1 ~ llilalonal rM1 -..e peCJllle UDO NORD BAYFRONT -
umtJ. Flrt'Placn. c:atpitl&. u ~ bey A I~ ~ the • pjer I: lfip . b cillnc !>
drapes, built • Ins. ldral week 64&m1. Open Evn. BR. ~ ba. Like new. Sp..
EASTSlDE loca.Uon. Call ciOUI ,.tic. Appoint.menl
now for further lntorma· onl.1.
tioo ! 642-41 ()().
Open ·w s.
~nn
SUS per mo.. Wal M P
CALL AL BIACK., ,....
or 5&85ll a.ta 6 Ww
l8C'e Rullan. •
A BAJllGAI?f
U yoo are a wt -5 pddlf
• ~. Name J'O'I'
own ctoiw. pQm't U ~
......... CNMt. Plo'a"M
low 111 n!I mo. Nr oc:t
just • Falntew. llS
~ ........ ~.-.
J ack Smlth Co. 5Gf3llil
FRUJT TREF.S! F\ahpondf
Beall • Pl.ayboule! Olive
trte! BMu~ 3· YTL
new! 3-Br. ~lllt'W ww-
c:pta A ctrs-. BbtD&, l'1'pl.
'24.!IOO. Owmr/lJ a.all.
642·3qT. ~
BIG STEAL, BIG HOUSE ••••••••• Owner hu no need for thia
THE fJEAL
ESTATERS
2.~ aq. ft. ot luxury home only~. block trom a couo-No Clean111g-Hones?
try club. 4 huge bedrooms y ~ bones
with 2't baths. See 1t, Just Move in! :teC:-~ •ens = Univ""'
the" stl'al this beauty at Neat, wrp College Park sity, with 2 bfod.room home
$33.500 ~ilual<'d among &pacious h«M w1!h 3 ~ Carpets. drapea. o 0 u b I e
many S40,<XXl homr• '" rooms It family rm: eff'C gant~. Low tue.. Prirr
JUST LISTED --INCOME • s.570
Back &y area. btt.-in kitchen Include. $27,500. Call now' Don't de.
Kl 5-9-191. Open bes washPr/ dl")'ef· Udo model. lay. Open ·w 9.
Meaa Verde Cambndge. 4 +
fam room plus 6:>rmal din·
Ing nn Colontal •ll~ front.
d1chondra lawn. "Ualve
double firepl. Poot llft'd
yard. Rua dowti. Tllke ovtr
$21.300 f HA lo8J'I at S28 .950.
In a TRDlENDOUS rental
•rN In Olsta Mesa. 5 lndi-
vfduttl w\lt.s 3 • 2 bednlora,
J.3 bedroom· private patios.
~ lnrome $5'10
month).)'. Price 11 Ina &hall
S'i tlmea ~· 641-ffil.
Ope:n Ewa.
COSTA MESA OFFICE
Kl 5-9"91
GOING BUSL'IESS AND
NEED HOME?
M-1 property with 2 bedroom
borne. Home is 7 yean old
with 1,100 sq. fl of ll•m~
tpace. Lot size 1s llO x I~.
Owner will carry lit Trust
Deed. St.lling pr1t'e S24.950.
Nur everything. For more
de\31)11 call KI !°>·9491. ()p(-n
EvM
COSTA MESA
OFFICE
Kl 5-9'\91
6 DEWXE UNITS
S16840 YEARLY INCOME
U ve In Own«'r·M•nAller 3 Br.
2 ba home and let rental In·
<.-ome make your p1tymcn.lll-
f .P. ~.500. TERMS.
$14,950
l BEDROOM. I '~ ooll'6. Ca·
~ + <"lJ'l)Ort: 111 f'lt ((19·
trrd p111iQ M~t Mll!
~ down to ht TD
642-4422 f-o:.t& ~· lllU\ ...:.~ -~¥1~1!11•1
2 Fixer-Uppen
ON One Lot
$23.500-Tl)' io,; down 646-nn 1110
PLAZA REALTY
450 Eut 17th. C.M.
8G-40'lO
•••••••••
NEWPORT MOOR
SpotleM 3 bedroom • 2 b1th
home MU Q.C.C. & Shop.
ping. Freshly painted and
spnntin-~em tralt It
n!ar. Get more for your
money, see this A·I prop.
erty btlor• you btzy. Low
pri~ of "3,M
FARReW
29.1 E. J7t h 8464•94
Cosla Mesa Open Evea
* Newport H.lthts * FIRST TIME OFFERED •
Lovely quiet street or line
homes, 3 bdrms. 1'~ baths,
18 x l5 II\. room with beam
cdlin1.:. RR!I blt·in·s. cpt. A
dr:ipes. crm. block f P~.
atltacllvc y&rO. t r t e '
ASKIN\. $19,500.
"r' Tho111s Realtor
Z14 w. Const Hy LI 1-~'/l
Npt. Bch. l:.'ve Kl !>-.~J
I-' JUST USTID!
3 t&e Br. 'l S.. Camll.1 rm,
dhl,. f11>!<'. fl'l)Ow blt·in~.
shake roof. nr. W91r1irr
Shopp1nr Cl'Mcr Ir ldltinl1.
()wn(ra moved F..ut • prlc-M
(or quk-k J.1tlto ~.954).
('all Ml f.. T"14
Farel Walker, Rttr.
NB
THE ~EAL
E S T.'\TER.S
BACK BAY MOTHER·
L'°ll·LAW
Cliie<:k tb11 rtmote bedroom
located IO your Mother-In·
law t'an be nnt In I.ht pool
Wh~n the whistle bl<rws for
evecyooe "out ol the pool"
rUll\ up to the 2nd 1t01'7
IM.nz room for a .WW of a
tie.utiM tma.11 lake. 4 bfd-
rooms fw the rrowin& tam·
lly oo a dead end 1tttet.
$-4, 100 "'°"" )'OU In· Oun exchl&i~y. ao don'\ be
dlaappomtfd by aslt1Jli
other 1gm11 to aee Ulla
g1>m. Call Kl 5·9491-Open
Eves.
COSTA MESA
OFFICE
1\1 5-9-191
TRADE
• M.ESA VERD& Immacu·
llll e 3 bfodroom, 11\ bA
11'1lh 11.8.Wr .. dryer.
t!l.850 or ~ ~or tn1ilcr
or home Chula V111l.a.
• 1'\'0 HOl..'SES and good
l<ar gar~ m EMtaide
Income $165 month.
Sll.000 or ~xdlan~ for
Mesa Verne or Collt>it
Park &n"•
Fortin Comp1ny
1919 NIX Blvd., CM
642..500() l=:ve 642-2833
MOVE IN TODAY
Nf'at 2 bfrlroom home amid
h15h l.rt'ft • IOU of cement-
fish pond w/ bridre and
encloeed patio. Now vacant
and ready lo show. Full
prlee $21,500 Twmia.
N!WPOltT BEACH OFFICE
M&-T7U
CLEAN
EA.st.side 3 RM-droom (18r
\JCt campus. Spotlus well
k'Pf home on qUJel tr'N
Wdtd stlftl No down Cl
M low down FHA !erma.
Ex~ loan can be 111-
sumt'd and SllR mo pays
all. RCYITMAN CO.
~·8Xl2 day M nite.
• BAOC BAY AREA
3 BR. din rm. IRt' liv nn,
hctwd nra. n.i stone trpl.
many tf"e8. Only l 19 .82S.
$1000 ctn, nu per mo wttb
S~ ~ inl. + !Utt. No 2nd
••••••••• MeeaVwdeaAAOA ..
8-utlt\&l llllt .. A. 4 BR
J be. tam. nn.. ~
built boma. ~ locelMe.
Houle la la .... a.ped • ta
excdlent c:ondi\loD. Wblte
frpk/ 2 .. cl aHd!llc ...
donn. a 2 pa.tic&. AM lor
Jim ptttJa .... 5*-aa
TUUOI IWTY
ml Harbor 8hid.
56Nn ••••••••• 'ool • S + f am rm. BMulif\al MtM Verde ~
lands pool home. 3 bdral9.
tam nn. SUnQ p&tlo, ,....
(ec:t for~ CIC -~~· Newly ca"*94 ..
draped. ~ ~ 6 a Db ram .,.... A..uume m. 1UI.
5\i." loan • ~ dowu. ~
545-SllO
TD. 1'rW l<ln1aard R.eaJ ---------
Est.al.e Ml 2-222'1 1nytlme. ONE MAN 'S LOSS
POOL home nr West<'hft ctn be JOW' &aln· B\i l Bft
NEAT AS A PIN &hop. 2 Br. 1', ba. fam 2 ba. lllD rm. REPOSS!;S.
Not ·-c~uaJly.l c~.~ pUthl'~ l'H~ 293 E. HUI ~ rm, frplc. $2'1,!m. ~·1'456. SJ()N. Onty $21,750 ~
FARR•W
are ""' De. · ...,. ,. 11 t • .., O.ta Mesa Open Ewa S495 ctn.. ~ .. <'~ft 4 bf-droom In !own. _____ ._....:. ___ 3 BR. 1~ ba, frpk. hdwd rent. no 2nd. Oar) It Pri~ on the market at WT SIDE flra. bit • Ina_ patio. fenced. r -~""" T11o..... • ..-J SI ...,., nr MW ..... IH·n5. larw.'3e. .\ ~ tn M.Y. .,.._.,.,.,, ,.,. ;l"l'.J'lll" ·""" •-bell area. 1be M::Ytlre Qi.
Md b1.11 lhla 11.'00d pantiU-d living room. f'llA. Hu nut· GOOD UX'ATION. 3 BR. MS-Kn anytta..
atandlna covtr"td patio. large LI\ Rm. Din. Rm · Cotti Meu 1100 $2,000 U"°"' miartNt. i ...
Ow Hardwood noon. Jean ..._ t nf'r pnunot!!d to L.A, 1 bA. lam rm.$, --
ll1Ta. Can Kl S-9491. Open Smith. Ri·~llor, ~ blk to marbt. ia.-~
Evea. 11-' OCEAN FRONT $750 DOWN Kl ~
Wf'll bu1ll ctuple'C. plua room You can't lop th11 for a irond l BR. I'( ba. dbl pr,,_.;
110 expand. Ring f73..TGI t•· S bedroom, 2 bat)> home In ~ Sll.900. /
eiee. Collt~ Park. Full &>rit" ~=-~=~-=a.ft~..,s·,,..,,·•,.,,....~
COSTA MESA
Of'flCI
lalboe 8ay Propertloa nly s:'0,950! BEST BUY I GI • Jtiilid
lSa) w. <>oa N.e. CHAS. C. MARTIN ~1 rm.'=. ....
14 pool, S BR. I M. faa :., $17,500 1610 w. c.o..at H\ahwaJ :.~ ~ &pie, U.C ldtdlftt. Open 3 Bdnlllll + Wally. 149 )'td,. U l-m4 m..-i !:'\fa
• rn..sun.. 1ae MJ1'6twuoll l'ftce ·~·
Thne units are prlrt'd for
Che handy man who wnnts to
tah 9dYanlllz@ or dtfrrrtd
mabmol'IMC'e • two • 2 BIR
~ • Ex~llf'Tlt mi~I ~
etitJOfl • call now fot add ln· ro .•.
JOO No. N~ Btvd.
Wlll Trade
* TUSTIN * REALTOR ~
BEAUTrrul.. cuatnm • bit ,,_ --· U • -Neu .-t led 1M eittat'e ml™' Cowan Hta. 1 ...... Harbor '-'l'l .. u .... KJ Mt91
.!!!. ·• <Maa vmt.> Mr II. Deft R.tt. mo Rartior. m. C.M. * IA YSHOllS *
' • m-oM2 ot N&-1315 ..,.. i:.. 59-1118 unm; F AMILY . 4 bdrm•· -WA'l'ERriOiri' ctpb. UilO ,;..._ ______ _
Jal. Can be 1m11u honw DOVER SHORF.S 3 bath&, 1>1t.ln'1. f:11t, dn1Pff.
May -di. -CM_ 641-tel UY and VIEW ~OMll* nrlr priv. be.a.di. rood II
u• __.,. "-na~na • S4\,50(),
•• ~! Upper lay An& a ~. I ~'' "" ''(" n.. ... _. hllfOf
Univ. S-br/ •'*· S-e lb'-MACCO IU!ALTV CO IDVm ..
up work. Peol . • '°'-lOll ....... Dr. CHiil -.. 1-ftdl 1~9' • ctn. N~ ..._ t24 'fl. c.t RY U l ·m1
•• .... I __., IT>-<m> Oil M11J Npt. Bcb. Eve Kl WM!
S w &Int• A1111 clean 3
bdrm, 2 b•. $1&,950 JJ.1' per
mo. Wiii ta-oar or boat
CW! tr11dt
F'ARNF'V REAL.TV
~I f""'-9 S4Ml11S
OWJIER lJlllOlJS VM:ant. 3 BR 2•, betba. LOVELY 3 BR I~'-home. OfJNDt leav\ns coan1r1 ant
Over 11n 11rre l&nd Sale tr attract!~ wett1ld11 •~• aMJoua to •IL s BR., ~
lo •II hl11 )ovtly 3 BdrM trade or k>t1M w/ option kw priced u~r market at Ba.. Fam ftm. • Db\ W.
C11m110 ~hnrf's homf', f11mlly ~ch proprrty. Sy owntr. S\T,900 921 SeMtf' b7 appt I tn HARBOR RlCHLAltDL
mom, trpk. 2 baths. l•~t 673~11 H.O. Jotmaoft Bkr 646-3362 ' Kina alnd M...w BA. U..,.
patio ""4 ~ --ROOM TO BUlt.O SACRIFICE BJ ownrr 2 • usual Amount fl ... -·
M1u1tyn IA"lcly I BEAOI houM' !W'ar Ore11n Br + Guest • m1 ,, 11dc!'I .l rla.t ape. Prto.d e
Coldwell Baf'ker & Ce. La.rse l"'\t ntt R·:t klt, bath on 11'1 R·, lot! Room quid! .U. at S33# .
22CXI & Coalt Hwy. N..M. PD.~. Gforsw Wllllamaon, I for another 1111lt. SlS.900. Do¥9' Dr (~ lrftaii
___ o_R_)._20Xl____ 1\ltJ'. OR ~. 1535 R.dlanda Pt/ &t5G8 NB ..._. ,....
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LEGAL NOTICE
p ""-CUf"ICATI 0, I USINIU '"'"!wt """ Ntme THE UMOEllSIGNEO -· "'''°' <••· "'Y 11,.1 I om t~l"'t • publlll!ll\e
•I'd "4""'9 °""""' t i till Do~• Or • °'f""llO'I llttt11 C oiltotlllt , _, tt>e II<·
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WllNESS .... MllCI ""' '""' an "' •vtv•'· "~ Mr-t Jref\C.t\ • 1tnuo•
ST ATE OF (Al "041 Nl4
COUNH OF OllANGE I u
ON TH" ltl~ ae1 ol A.VO • 0 19'\.
belO(f me, JMeplt f . Otvlo, • NOlerY
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frtncn II Sl•wlOI ~...,wn 1(1 mt In
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LEGAL NOTICE
•"" tU,!111011 cou•r 0, TNI STATf 0,
(AL"Olllfl& JOI THI COUNTY 0 '
OllANOI
Nt, A·DI"
ll(ITlfE OF Hf••ING OF "f:llltON
FOR P •OIAlE °' WILL ANO FOii
UTlEU HUAMENTAllV
fll•lf ol Cl\t •lt• l t<Mrd ""'°" o .. tot Md "'DllCE I~ Hllf&V GIVIM Th•I
~f iol JtNI lil"°lt hH !lied l\ertlll t ~lllOll tot "'• ,,.,. ol wltt of , ...
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICI 0" TIUSTll't IAll
u "' 411 Not•<t I\ 1't•tOY •Ive• lhot "" Sop· l•lll .,.., Jl ttO •I II 00 • M , TM
I 4Q••.,. Ct1<1W•lto11. t C•lllorno• COIP•
1 "" u TrulfH f"llf •vb•Mutlon .,., '"
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' •r0<d•d tn ·~ ofllu ol 11't Count'Y l!•r·•o.r •I Or•"')• Covntv Collfornlo.
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whir h tub\rnvnon wH tnacN end t lvt "
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1••dtttftf'fod • wrlllt • Ot<lt r•I'°" ol Ot
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LEGAL NtJTICE
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NOTlc;I TO ClllDITOlt
SU"l•IOll (OUllT 0' THI sun 0" CALll'Ot!NIA '°°It THI COUNTY OJ OllANel .... '"'" l\ltlf of 1'4ENllY HOWAID ICE ... I'
O•<otUd
NOTICE fl HEllll'I' GIVEN It .... t"~lltf't ol Ille •bov• ,,."'" ~
"'•' t it Dt•-t ll•V"'9 <lell'l'to 90111111
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LEGAL "'OTlf'E
NOTICI 0, GOVlllNINO I 0 A I 0
MIMl lll ILICTION IN T"• UNI
"10 SCHOOL DttT•ICT HAV INCI AS
ITS I OUNDA•lls TNI I OUNOA•IH
0' THI ,..UENT NEW,.OIT MAI ·
101 UlllON NIGH KHOOL OISUl<T
NOTICE 11 MEREIY GIVEN TO All
OUAl IF lfO !OlE( TOllS w1tll11> I~ Ulll ""° ><1'00' 01w1c1 r.ntnt •• "' oouncser tt• '""" bOl.l"Ot tt•l of the O'"t"\itnl ""'•• _, Norbo< Unloft M19" S<.-D••••lfl
,,.., 111 t<<O<d•~• wl•ll low on oltcllon
•Ill be htlO tn lt l<I Ullll .. CI >(_.
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f n fru\fte •reu h t ld t•V•'•• •fto
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'"'" CO<lt l>Y t moo •n<I dtttrlpllnn
on tilt '" tnti Otfttt of ttit Sv°"' •M•nd~l"lf
of khooh. 0••110• CounlV, 1104 Weil
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ttet<rlbfrd •bovt ~uch t Plt'fk•flOA\ 111\11f
a. 111.0 ""' moro lh•n twentY nl,,. C"I
nor ltu t,,,_n 'eve11 C 1l d•~t o.10"'9 tM
elt<110" II\ O'drf' that tt.ev m.1y ~ <°'"''.,· •t'twttttit btHoo mus' bl' retur,. .. "'° •"4 rtc:tlvtc by u 14 County Sup.tr.
t"llt f\CJCf'lt of SChooh, '' tP\t C-IK e I DOVt
m .... tk)ft«d, f\01 t1ttr th•l'I J 00 o'ctoc. ..
P M on "'°""OY 1111 "" Ot y et Ckl-r 1US
for ,,,.. PUtPOW' of ""' ''"'"· ••KffOt\. •••O U'lllit4 Kllool dlolrl<I "'•" e. .... f\ lltt.OY di.!Ota IMO •O<tv•lehl hit "'t<'left P't<J"'"· numbe,f'd from t 10
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VOTIN• ,..ICINCT 1 ollt ll l'ltl\IOt
•II '"-t ••• oml>f•<t<I I~ 0•-
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'· 10, 17, "' Pooino PIHt lMmu •utot"Ct
l1>tllcU, Ul OQlr Strttt. Cosl• Mtta
YOTllllO "•ICINCT t tlltll lll<fuO. •II
f'°'f •''-• f'mbr"•Ced in Or ente CnunlY Voll"• llrtcll>(t" Colle Mcu l. 11, •I • .-4
Polling l'll<t M•rotr 5<1\ool 41\ fotl
tt111 ~•rut. Co•I• M1>a
VOTING "lfCINCT ) >h•ll '"tlijllf •II
'"' ortt •m<>r•<ed In 0'""0• Count•
Vo•lnv P••cloch. Co••• ~... l. 17
Al 61
"olll"O "'•« Fl•t M•ll. lll lle<l\tlltr Coste ,,.. ..
VOTIN• "•fCINCT I Sllt ll fl>(IUde •II
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VOTIN• ,..ICllKT I •h•ll 11\<llldo t ll
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Polll119 Pttcr Mt N•llv StllOOI ltOI
N<WOOff l ovlt•••lf Ceil• Meu VOTING "lfCINCT ' >NII l"CI-att
llw '"• cmor1ct0 itt Ot"•no• Co.Jnt'I
Votlno "•.c:•llct•. CoSlt Mttt '' o. IJ, O.S
"olllno ,....,, Ht101 II' •l<ct )c-1.
71JO Stnto /4~ 4v.,...., Coolt Mtlt
VOTIN• ,..ICllKT 1 Slltll tr1c:l\Hif •II
lllt t r• •mDroc"4 In Ort"9t Counh
VOtlflO l'rodl>(I\, Cottt Mn• ... thl'
Y""' 1. •"4 "'"' -1lon of In vi.,., l lv"'e wlfhlll 11\t CO.It Mtu Unton
School Ol•lrlct
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T1111flll A•-· COJlt Mh•
VOTIN• "lllCINCT t t/1•11 ll>(IUdt oll
lllt •rtf t<?lllrtc.f 111 Ottl!Ot County
vo11,.. "•t<lllCh C.oot• MtM n. •1
M. 100. h y Vltw ..
"•"'"' "'"'• tlndber•" k,_•, no E u t nrd $lr .. 1. Co> It Mei•
VOTINC> "'UCINCT t t/l•ll lnd\Hlt 111
11\t trM emor1ctc1 111 Orentt '°''"rt
Votlno "••clnctt Cott• Mtu "· 11. 8t1 VI... 1. ll•y View l ,.oiu,.. "'•c•· Monte Vitt• sc11oo1. 190 Moollt Vh lt A-. Co••• Mot
VOTINe ... ICINCT tt th.•11 lncllldl •II
n.. tree --'" O<tno< Counfy VOll"O ,.,t<lllCI• Co>•• Mn• L ~ u. 70
Polll"' ,.,..,. Wll>Of\ RHI~ J(lt
~MM•ll "loct . (Otll MtM
vo11111• "lllCllKT 11 \/ltll 111ctvC111 •"
ff'llt er-.a •mbt•C.O •" Ore~ Cauf1f'I'
vo11,., "r•dllC:h """'"'"'° 2. l ., ef\<f "'•I ..orllo•I of ,.tUlet""' I IYlflO
wlll\111 lllo Cotl• Mtu Un'°" ktlool Dttltlct "°'"''' ,.,.... h Y Vlt .. SCllOOI. lHI S E Or<"-ra Drl•t. h nl• 4,_.
VOTING l'•fCINCT It sl\tlt l'ltklOI
•II 11\t artt tn\lltl!U<I lft 0rt"9t Cw,.. •r Vollnt P•te•lltl• Coil• Mt)I II,
It. I~. end 111•1 oonloll ot " '''"' ""'"'~ Hit Co>h Mnt Un!ofl "-Onlrlc:t
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VOTllll ,.UCllKT U ll!oll wtlldl en
Ille t roo -•<td In Ort,,.. County
VOll"O ,.,_lllctt (Otl• Mtu 21. :19, SI.
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Klllvb<oot.t Lt,,., Cotlt Mou
VOTIN• ,.lllCINCT 14 oht ll lnckio. t it
ltM ert• embrattd In Ora"" Countv
Voting Pre<lntt> (o"t MtU JS. It ''· ., Polllno Ptov Sooo• • ~tnool •~ l.ofl· O•• l!oeo. (OSI• Mut
VOTIH6 ,.RIC INC. T 11 tll•lt 1nctucll •II
'"-•rte f'mbrtc.td •" Or•noe CO\ln•v
VOltftO Prtelnth ,.,.. Mtu JI, "· •t. ,,
Pornno PltCt Fl•t ~ •• ,, ..... 2UI l't lr•
view Jto•d. Co.111 Mn.
VOTING ,.lllCIN(T 16 tllt ll lftCIVOe tll
'"'' •re• emartt td In Ortngt County VQlll'O "'t<''ICh Coste Mtw ti. 1" \/, ll.
"olllno """ Collt-at '•rlo S<-•· IJIO Notrt D•-ito10. Coste Mtu VOTING ,..ICINCT 11 ohtll lnclu<lot 111
tf'I., art• t"'brt Ctd '"' Ore~ County
Votint Pt•cJncts Cotta Mtu 1'. 1).
" 11 Pofltno ~IKt, (<'~'• Mua l reltertown
lllt<•ttt\e<I lloomt. 111 w w11oon.
Coil• M•...-
VOTING "II fCINC T II •~tll l•tlvelo ell
•ttt •'t• f'Fn01•Cf"'l in Orenu County Voono Pre-c•nch (o\t• Mt U I). J1.
lO ...
Pottono ,., .. , Ea~-~••o<le"<•·
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VOTINI ,.lllCINC.T If ll!t ll 1ntlU<f1 •II ~ Utt ~n"'brettd u' Or•"" CouflllW
Vattl'\') Pre-c.1nct1 Co\tt Mt u 10L il.
I• II
111owno ~••u M..,,,, ou1cJtnci.e. 1J6
Wttl Wlt>Of\, Cot•• Mtu
VOTING "lllCINCT n olloll lr><h1dt 111 ,,,. erte ombroctd Ir> Ortntt COUflty
V01tn9 ,.,eclt>ctt Cost• Mou lS, ...
end lllVt • VI~ 1. J,
"olll111 P'l•ce Ctnyon S<hooC. 1UO
(6'\yon Drive, Cott• Mtu.
VOTING ,..ICINCT ti thtll ln<lu«M 111
'"" artt embrtCM In Ott"OI Covntv
V<>llno Preclllctt Co••• Mtot t. 11.
?6, 1'
Polllno Plt<t. Wll>Ofl klw>al. IOI WUI
Wllto11 $1rttt. Coste Meo-.
VOTING ,..ICINCT n '"'" lncluelo tll I~ ••tt eml>••t.td In Or-COU<llY
Vollt>Q Prt<lnch Co•I• "'"• ».. ff. 1 2S
li'olllt19 P'lt<t !'omon• klloo4. lOll
Pomona •-· Cott• M•••· VOTING "llCINCT U ,,..11 lllC:IUdl 111
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VOTlll• "lllCIN<T '4 "'°" lric.llldt '"
11\f "" -"' Ore,.. COUlllV v.,.,. "NClMh Ccat• Moew iJ. >1.
J.4. " "Olllne P'loa Cotle MHA1 Cltv "'"' ... Wtsl lttll $1rt•I, Cte!• -VOTIM• P'll I CIMCT n Vitti 11\ClllllO •"
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5t ll0ol Dlllrlcl "°'""' ,.,t('t. Whltt!ff kllool. 1IOll Norlfl Wl\lltitt' •v..,,,., c .. 1. 11•'4
VOllNt ,.lllCINCT U tlloll IMhidt •II
11\t l tt• ..,,11,.ud In Or•"91 Covnty
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Ct lltet11l1 A.....,_, C.lt Mtu.
VOTIN• "ltlCIN<T 11 tlloll 11\CIWt ell
"'-tl'oo "'*t<.ed In °"'"" Ce11111y V9'ltlt P'rtefllda Ctalt flAt•• lS. lo.l. M. ...
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VOl'lllt ,.lleC...0 M 11\tll "'<ludo •II
Hit -.met-In Ortr•tt COlllWV Vofl11t "re<""1l Cttlt Nl_.t 1112, 7'. , ...... ,,
"tllltll P'ltet ·-Scl\ool "'° ~ .... C«I• "'"O
VOTINI P'ltlCINC T 1'f 1h•ll '"''"°' •II
11\f I,.. tmtlr «•d HI 0. • "9• ( <> • nl v
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V01'111• "ltlCIN(T • •hell 1"<11* t ll
11\f -..... ~ HI Ote11tt C-ty
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u :c;.\L NOTH 'F
1tw .,.. t MCM'Ktd i" Ottnot '°"""' VOfl"9 "rt<lft<1• tolr-PO" lh.t<I\ l. t. 11 41
,.Olllf>O l"io<o Nt•POrl St'-4. I 41ft lo
ltlt>ot H•w-1 ludl VOTING ,.lllCINCT D 111•11 lllctuoo tit
tt\e •'•• emO'•<•d '" Oren" (CM.Wtly Vot•nt Prt<tnclt "'••-• llttC/I tt,
tO. I•. 411 U. ft
PotltflO "•<• Mo-.o 11u1#<e. .oo .r.1"1 )lr"f Nt WCIO'I lte<"
VOTING "lllC INCT 11 •llt ll ffl(tudo •It
tn.r •'t• rtnD11<.td if\ O'•"?e' (wfth VOll llQ Prttfl>(t, NtwPOrt 8tt('ll 1 }S, ,, .
,.ollint "'•<• NtwDCl'I Sl>MH Cot>'-m ;nl•. A•>O< •• .,. )II ,.,,., SI.
t~t ""C"Ol't lttcP\
VOTING ,.ICINC. T J.4 '11•11 lr\c.tuoo •II
IN lftt t mb••te<I In °'""'' Coun1v Vot111e ""<lllClt Htwp0'1 ltoch 1 ..
JI. J, 11
,.otllnt P'lt u C II• Holl, JJCIO Mowoori
llvd.. New-I l 1tth
VOTIMO ,..ICll~CT U ,,,.11 lt><fUde •"
the ut• ambrKed Ht Or•no• County
\/oflnt "recln(I\ '4tWDOll euc• II •O. 11
Polllnt Plott !Aerllnd•I• llt>ld•11t•
191' •?t I. 'Ot vi1 R1vtne, Ntwoort
lie.Ch
VOTING ,..fCINCT i. •llell lncluot •II
tnt •'•• tmcrecto '" 01an'Jt (OIJ(ll'f
Votl"'J ''•cinch Nf"Wpntf &tacrt 10.
SI •1, •t t and lhtl PO•llO'I ol l4 IYl"O
within llte Ntwoorr I n ch Scl\cof 01>-
tric t
"o"'"G "'t<• IOY ktl\11 Houu. lllv-•ttl~ Avt niu., H•wpert leech
VOTIH• ,.lllCINCT ti oholl lllctlldl oN
lllo •••• •mlwt<lfd I• Ott nt• County
VOllM ,.rtttro<h H•wl'O(I lie.Kii 1/, 51. ». n
"of""' "'"'' Hor u1 Enolon SU-I, lrvl"" lo Clltt Ori••• H..,,_, lttClt
VOTINI ,..ICINCT JI \/ltll Include 111
tllt ••U t _,t Ctd Ir> Orerioe Coulllr
Vollnt "•t<l'ltlt MtwD0'1 kt<h IS. u. ~ n "°'"no Plou · Newport Har-Hl9fl St"°"'• '"'',,. 0110 ISll\ Slfu h, Ne....-1 •••<h. VOTINO ,..ICllfCT 1' -"•11 lll<lu• otl
, .... , .. tmbrt<td '" 0<1"90 Ceulll'I Volll\Q ,.,t<1"'1t Ht•-1 lt•Cll U,
1J. tl
,.oll"'e "'•t.t: M•rlf>ora kllool. 2100
M..ul"ttt Drtve. Ntwpotf lt•c"
VOTINI "•IClllCT .. sh•~ Include oll
Ille trH ombrac.td In O•t"Ot County
Vo11no ,.rltdflc1• MtrwPOrl .. ..,. ...
40. t?. 11.. PoW119 ,.._, F lrt-S.tlton. 134 Irvine
AV•l>Ut, Nt w-1 a.1t11.
VOTING ,..ICINCT 41 olltll Intl~ •II
1111 •••• embt.c:ed Ill Oren11• Counlv llolll'IQ ,.ro<lnch Nf WDOrT Btot" $1
II lo. '' PotHno Ple(t MVfl ~ G....... , ,..
Shlt rfl Lene. NtWPO'! llHCh
VOTING ,.lf(INCT ., '""" lnctud• •" ,,,. •1t• tmbrtced In D••nvt Covnrv
Volino "•K l"<ll Ntw-• lluC/I •· 11.
10. ''· tt. i. "olllne "Ito Oorlln Gor •oe. JJO ADOlt,.. Avenut, l t ll>O• ltlelW.
VOTI"-ltt'8CINCT 0 INll lftcludl ell "'" •rt• """'~ '" Ortnoo COUll'Y V•ll"O ,.r~lllct• Now"°" he<ll lt,
!4. If, tlld 1"411 IOOrTiori of Nowpon
1 .. ch 6J 1,1,,. wtllllft !fie N••--'
lucll S<.""'4 01.,,kt
"oJllno "'"" '"'''*" ""•Q•. •~J• Senlt Mll• Te<rt<t. COl'ON Clfl -· VOTING "•ECINCT 04 1111tt lflClvOt oll
'"' ., .. tmbt•UO In Dt•"'I• Coontv
VOii"' Pfttlnch Mt•PO'I luc~ tt. ... n lO. o. ••
Polllne P'ltct '°'""" Oii M•r S<llool. tlO C••n•lkltl, CorON Clfl Mt •
VOTING "llECINCT 0 sh411 tl>(IU<lf .. ,
'"' .,., emb<atta tn O.t ,.21 Counlv Volio9 Proc tnelt Mtw.an 11 .. <ll IJ,
••· n. u. J.s Pofllnt Pl•lt' ,,.,. I UIOtnu. ttll
h t v .... 4•tnU•, Corona flt! Mt •
VOTING ,.. IC INCT .. tllt ll lt><lud• •II
'"• .,.. ombt1te<I In O•-COUlll\I
Vol•nt ,.rttlftct• -pon lludl n.
Jt, ... """ 111•1 '°"''°" Of NtwoorT ltt<h It tnd llov•ltw I lyll>o w11t11n
I/It NtwPO'I lot tll S<-Ohtrkl.
POllH!o PIK• Mubor View ScllOol. 900
C.oldonrod A-.-. Corone Oel Mer,
VOTING ,.lllC INCT 0 •l\111 Include oll
•ht ••H •mbr•<t<I Ir Dtt"Ot Coun•~ VOiin• ,.rKl'ICtt Ntwtt0rt lttch /, u. n. 11
l'olllt>Q "'•«: Fire Sl•llon, •IO Mtfl QO'd Avenv., c ... .,., at! Mu.
VOTI NO ,.. IC INCT It '"'II lr>(luet ell
fht trt• tmb••<•d •n Or•"O• County Vollfl9 ,.rtclnct1. NtwDOl 1 llte<h JO,
11 .. ••· U . •1ta ll'o•I 00<tton ot Emt'·
atct Stv t lvlftt l!Wlt"I" "'' Hewoort s .. c11 k._1 Olotrlct
Polllt19 "'t<• Pu,. lukknu. 211
Ev•"'"' C•n•on ltood Corono *' Mor
Et<" -lttltct t lt<tor fif '"" uld 1111~
tied Kllool dlolr~I 111•11 bt t1tlltlt<1 lo
vol• only '" 11\o •ltctioll 01..:tnct o1
'"flit" Pit I& • tHldtftl r~ t OM!<lltt bollctt w111 bl puoltctv ct"•••>" bY w l<I County S..11tllnlen0tnl
01 )(ft00f1 ComtntftC.tnQ •I 1 00 0,tlOt..-.
,. M on Tuttdn, ·~ ~"do of O<•-. I~ •• , 110. Wnl Etglll!I s1 ... 1. S.•••
Al\.t (t Htorn••
Tiit t1utlo11 tt•ur"• will t..t ou(llil1V
(t l\Vl ,dd by .. Id (CMJ,,lf" ~\lp.trlnt,....
~'"' of $(fltoO•t <OtTl,...nclno •• t 00 o·c100 AM .,. Tuuoo. lti. t?lh 4•v
ol De•-. lt6,J, ., ,,. Ol•t.t ·~ """" l!ofltd
IM WITNESS WHEREOF, "'9 una.r
\IQ,.,.., '4h hit llfr>d 11\lt 4111 C!t Y Of
il\VIVtl, lf6S
F A. c•uNENHl.OE•
Svpertntelldtnl ol SCl\OOlt
Coufttv ot O<t"CI• Iv JOf>ll C l'otkt ro
"vl>lhlled OttnQt Cot M Otlly ""•'•
4'va "· 1', JI. IUS 11..i.u
LEGAL NOTICE
"·MU CHT.,ICATI 0, I U'1NIU
'lc'lt'-''"" "-nu UNO(llSIGNEO do Mfol>Y cortlf't lhtl ,,,., t rt condU(llne • Gill ~o
lluilM>o et 1H• M1tllof llvd, Co.la
MU•• C t il!omlo, ulldtr IN llcTl!lous firm
n•m• ol 'l'OVll GIFT SHO,. tllf 1"-1
u la ttr"' ts c-• ., '"" 1o11owin.
--·· -· ,,.,,... lri 11141 tllel ol•<•s ol lt11dtll(• ., ............ t.wlt.
Hetold I.. Ouflle... Jt.11 Ar~tlt St ,
Stnto A,.., Ct lllor11lt
l•tflt I . Ouilletd. 70ll Artote St ,
""" """· Ct llfo•llle WIT .. ES5 04K ll•ll<h l!llt 1'111 oev Of
/4\IQUtl IU.S
H••Ola l Outtiete
1rt"4 • Duttlttcl
ST4TE OF CAl.IFORNlit. I COIJNTY OF Olt4HGE 1 ,,
OH THIS lttll dtv of Auouit 4 0
,.,}, bt•or• '"'· M"'"'•ttr )f\fW, • HO·
'"" "ulllk II\ tlld tor "'° ut~ County
tftd Slete. ruldlM '"°'.,"· dutr com-mtulOfltolll tftf •-11. ...--..llv t i>
oetrtd "'".. L 01/ffltld tnd I•-I .
Duttltl4 •-10 me lo bf tfi. "''°"' wllow ,..,..., tr• tlll>K•lbt4 10 11••
wllllln lnil1vmon1. t lld Kk-'odltd to
mt lllal lfley o•t<lllM "'° samt.
IN WITNIU WHllll OF. I hive ,..,..
unto Ml my Mr\f t /ICI •Ill•• MY Mfl. clt l Mel 11\o cltv ...., ntr In lflto Ctr·
Hfltal• tlr&I tbaY• wrltta".
IOFFICIAl $EAi.i
M1u1tll1 Sl\tw Hottn ,.ullllc<•tll0t1tlt
Prlro<tjMll Ofllt.t '" 0•• .... COUllfy Mv Commfuloll Hjll(U
""lllJI tJ. ltM P~Olllfled 0•tfl9• COOll 0.llY P'llOI.
Aue. .h , JI, "91, 7, 14 lkS HOH.)
LEGAL NOTICE
II Ml
llOTICI O~ IMTIMOl8 IUUC
TltAN5'1• NOTICI II HE•EI V GIVEN l!lot
laula J l ur1..-. #1119 .,.,.,,.... tt
llM"• u..... .. •• ~. ....... llua1-...
drttt .. l0t1 $. l •hlol SI , C..te "'-·
C-lv ot °''""· Cali'°""•· ft ~ lo moflt • bur. lttntlwr Mlt 10 ""-i.e.
Gh1. wlloM llutlfWM ......... I• >0t7
S ll•lttOI SI . Cotle Mt .it. CounlY of Or•..... C•lllot1tla, 11~ ........ ,... er ..
•nv
it.II ~• ~ 1oulpmtnt, tNlffltl\. •-
etlu, "1Hf hA~(fiM' end otr.r W.ventOf"v
Of •fl•• CO•l•ln '•'•II oooJlftt "'"''<• tl•llan. • now~ • 1111· Unlori S.IYl(O
Tl\I• ore>ptrtv I• lo<t ltd t i >Otl S l rlt-
101 St • C.o.!t M" •• COUflty o1 Ort ..... Ct lll0t1tlt
T hit boll-l1tni,.• wlll M l-ltd
ell nr •lte• S.p4 ,., 1~. ttl "" •><row
flte>trl,...1\1 .. WISTWAltO uc•ow co. 1u. w. m11 at.. a...t• ,.,,.. c~ .. Or•llt•· ,., .........
WllhN! 1'-Nit nw.t \'Mfl ·-._,.. .... t i'° Ulf4 "" foflHlflo llvtlfWU ,,. ..... t i .... ,.. ........ ..,, ...... ..,.. ... :
1111·, V11ltfl Wlllee. *' a l rltlel If , Cotlt "'-• C•lll, lltro VII..,, w'riu, ,.,. CMOI ww..
MtwPO<t l t nll. C.llfO'ftl•
f"4 -c.111.. """' •Ill ... ,..... •• .._ C•tll 1'1fv •·«•w ',.,.,,., ...... ltl ... -.... ,..,. •' !fie
Pf'fl"'nl '' l rt(I l>IO"'f' l'I t•l"t _,,,.., h•r e:
u""'' IOltlr t• "'• AO..,I lfl Tttn••-'t"0 "9 l-tu !(>It <II , ....... o •• .., •••• ,
MtV"lttt (;ltf ''""''°' .. lt1uwr1 wuiw.n 1 .,.,_ '°' , ... w. ,,. St..
.. ........ Cetll . __ .... ....
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NOTICI 0. UUHfl't 'ALa
On luoa.v, "" :t•~ O.• r• ~o•t~
btr. lf•J ti Ille MU' ot t0 00 O CloO
• "' • et tr.t '°"'" ttOftt c1oo1 o• ·~ Or-CCIUlllV Cou•ll\OUU. lrl llw City
ot Stf\ta 6.ir11. c04..,.., ot Or1no• Sf•'• of Ct1lloo11i., 14'H~ E l!S MOR IG4C.E
(0MP4M'( OF (Al l<OllHIA • COi PO••
fl.of!, •t .W.itlt\lh l•U•trt of tl\f Cttlel"
0..0 of T111tl cit><• btd ~tow wlll >tll
t i out>lk t<Kllen '" IM hlQhtll OIOdtr.
for <•th, II\ t.wtvt "'°"'' ot tt'I' U"ifecl
11eNI •II O•~•b'c •• lf'w> tin f ot jClt .
the toUewll\g dt\t' it~ '"' proptrh,
'"'v••tct If" the c th' of (o,t• M• •,
Counl'i ot Otenot ~'•'• of C11Uo•n••,
de.c.rtticd 11 tooo .... ,
Loi " OI Troe• No U>l '" "" cuv
ot Co.lo Mt .. , Cwnt• o• 0••"0' ~'•'•
of C.Uf0tl'll•. • ~' map rr<utOtO '"
800ll 0 , "'9'• ~ '"° 31 ol Ml\ ctH•nt'OU"I Mep11 '" tnt otfltt of ,,,,
(OYntv lltec.ofC:ltt "' u•d t.O\Jl'H~ EXCE"T lor , •t"M ol 11 u .. ,, "°"' l od t lt11 "''' II ")) )0 Ptr cenl ol tll oil ••• ••ct oth~• n,oro
t• 'IOl'l !.\ibtt•M: f1• "" or undtr
Uld 111\Cf. In tn,. tV~"t th1f oll, O•t
end other f"IVd'O'•'bal' wt,11nt>• t tt
proc:hKf'd tt\tttff'O!'f" II\ U ltJ ptdod of
tS Vt•'• In tomm•'t••llv Pl""'1 Qu•n-. 1tt~~ ttH~ 't t rv1tlrn \r.111 <Ontl,,.,,_
•0t ;vch HdlU~1u1 time •• \•Id elt, ,., and ethitr f\•d'tl(t tbon 11ub)f•n<.•~
tltoll bt Otod\1<"4 lhortl•OtTI •• com.
mortltll• Ptl'lno oven1111u. oll\t.wloe.
thlt ,....,"•''°"' '"'ti '''mh''•'' t.t ' .,, ftorn Ma v tJ 101 •• rt"''""'
In f1'r -lt!lfl'I Mt•lf hrtof, WI-G-. •ttOl'dtCI Jvly 1' 107 Ill ._
L.O. "•91 lit nt Oll•cl•I lleuroi
ltt<0<dt0 S~ttmoc• ?1. ttl .. In looll
H?I, P ... elf Of Ottltl•I •ttotd•. lo a
qulfctolM -t1tcult<1 DY Mo•le Tv•·
1..... wllclt ""lllo 111 roqlll, llllt '""
lnl•,.., 111 .,,., 10 '"" tvr1e<1 -~ut>
surf•u •••• to • *'"' ot l(;O 1 .. t
below "'6 t••lllCt el M'<I '•""
ALSO EXCEPT '" UftOI•~ -~'9h"' llllwtol of •II oH. "' ...., Ollltf ltYCI•--w"'lt "<U tlWI mlllo
••••• lf"'e i.1o.. • ..,,,,, "' JOO '"'
t.om "'-Mlrl•et "' ,..., '•"" f'OI "'« ..,,.p0,. Of t olotll"Q '°'. Ot"1'°91ne.
Pf°*'CC,,., ttrno•lnt •O<I m•rt.t1l119
U ld Wbtlt 1Kt1. n '°'°"'"' In 11\e dtt<I from Wlllt•m M l•Mdtlt t n<I
Mery s l.t /loa•I• •v•C.•CI """ ""•· rttordff 4prll n ltll '" 80.-)OJt,
"•111 lU of Olllet•I ll«oras
AL so E xc E p I "" ""'•'"""' ol •" <Ill, •u -o•r>tr •vdrourllOll out>-
\f M"<ft ·~ mlne,1h '"'no be,ow 1 ~~th ot SCO tu• lrom tht tvflt<.r '°' lhr above ldt'ld, but wlll\CMJI the
rtght ttf t"ftY on IM •Vrlt(t Of M••
l,nd fM IP\t IMJ'OO t ot t';icpl()UJno for,
oe-.10pl110. •tmo•lno •no m•rktllno
\jlllld •vb .. le"t.e~. ~ rt ... trv~o in tn.e
dud from •lc1ttr• C H....,r. •"" ottw,.,
r«ordfd Julv 10. Ith l~ IOOk Ult.
"•01 '11 ti Otll<l•I Rt<O•Ol
Sela Hlo wlll ~ moot wllllOut Go•.,..
ent or werrenty reoerdtf\t 1ttlt ,aoi.
•otloll or OllCVWll>ft ncu. l'e w tl•IY 11\f ot>tl,111~ •cvod br eno P11•\11tlll ho
tht pOiW9t' f1I MM '°"''"Id fn t ctrf•lift
0-of T""' t •HUle<I b• DONALD
D IR 0 C I( W 4 Y """ Fr \NCE$ I(
lll!OCKWit.V, ~•rd 10• ..,,'\ •• Tiu,, tors. le l'JISf 4MED1~1AM TITLE IH·
SURAHCE & TltUSl Co-.l,.4NY. t (Ot~Ot•tlol\. U fru ... tH , fc,r the-bcf"C ...
lit •"" \Kurll; '' l il\NitEAS MORT C4GE COM .. AMV OF CAllFORHlit. a
C0toor1r&on. bl'ntUCl•fY '"•' ,,,. benth
tl11 lnttl't lt under "' d Dctd ot ''" '
Wit 1"-te4ffet duly • .. I 1t'lf'd 10 •nd I\
C:'t.MllY lltld C.y IH" 80NEl!Y S•ll IMGS llAMr'
DA T~O· 4UOv>t I It•~
IANl(f.llS MORTC.AC.t
COM .. ANY Oli (AltFOllNlit.,
I COl'P'>t e tk)"· T IU\ttt
lly 14t•of4 G••not•,
Vici ,. ,.,1e.n1
l y "•ul A kll\lmt M.
SKtt••n
"ubllt/W!d 0.•"tf Coo>t D•ll• ,.1101.
•ugv•I JI tl'<I Seof.,,.otr 7 U. 11 lt6.I
Int 6S
tF.GAL NOTICE
NOTICI INVITING 1 10-,---
Nollta It lltrtbtl 1l•tn 11\•I th• lloud
o• Truttt u ot "'' Ntwoo1t Htrbor
V•lon M'9~ S"-Ohtrlct '""' r.c:rl"I bld1 UP lo II 10 A M on Sfl>lt<?IO.• •
IS, ""· •' ,... ottl<t o• me District
l u.lneu M--oor, ,., t1i. ''""'"'I"' "'
•erlouo 11-. of •VHlltt t nel • .,'""'"' ntld"' ,.,.. lltt ~'-" i<lltoOh 01 Ille ell•· trltt r-lltms tAO'l•I•• ,...,..,.,.,, °'· out oro l\OI llmllod le bletcllorL oyle OllOC> _,_ .,.., ~-'"'· ..... ···~ ••ii .....i....-....i • ...,., ......
Stot"' Dldt wlll e. l!Nbllclr _,..d
.,,., <taa etOV<I "" llw •l>o•• u•eclflt11
O•lt •"0 time 111 Ille 01>1tl<t Boord
llGOnt loc.t ltd ti 1 .. 1.u111 Sir"'· He ...
"'" ltt<n C1tllot1tl• 0.1elft<1 tPtclflollono 90vcrntno lf>t
•''"''" to bt Otd uoon, tooc•"tr whP't tt.t <ondttlon• <.ovt•"'o '"' lliddlflQ, ,.,., 11t u~u•fd ti "" olllta of rnt Ol&trtct
l uil"'u M.,, ... ,, llOI ltlll $1•"°'• '4.-0011 lluch, Ct lllOllllt •1<1• mw• t» •ubmltteo .,. form> J•o-
vldf<I ov t~ dim k 1 t NI "''"' l>t o<·
'-"'"' DY t olal dt-lt In l!>t lotl'll ot • coa111e-·1 cl'ltt.I or cerlllloG tlltdl.
n< • ttlo borld, .-ivtl 10 five -""' U •, l OI 11\f tmounl bid
f!>t lloord OI Tru•'"' rlltrYH 11\t "~"' lo •tlttl ony ..... t it bld1 tt•CI lo
""•"• 1nv •nl&rmelllifl In lllt bids o• '" l!lt D1adlr19
bfJAl!O OF TRUSH:ES OF
THE NEW,.Oltl H411101t
llljlON HIC.M $C1400l
DISTRICT 0' OllANGE
Cl)UNIY, Cil\l.ll'OltHIA
llv D• Normoft It l.oolt.
Seut t1rv
Ool•d •uQu•I JO. 1"'3
Oe>0n S.ottmbt< U, lftS. 11 :CIO A M
Puolt1ht11 O••ne• Co.ti OtllY ""°'· •uou•• lt ••d s•-1, ""' nJt-6.S
""4 IUPHtO• C0\111T O' T"I tTATI 0' CAL"ORNIA '011 THI COUNTY 0'
OllANC.IE
N .. A II•
F '•'• •r M1.;l l l.t L P'OH 0.c.o&Md
'IOllC.E •S HE•EIY GIVEN It IN
flt'QtlC)I • ftl lht 1-¥1 N tnfd dtc.Nfnt
"'•' '" ot• .£n1 ......... clt lm• eoolnot 11\f H tO 0 .. -0 .... Oii r-lrt<I It Ille
them ._,,,., '~• N<AiM,.. veuchW'\, I"
I • ~lll<t of lht (1 .. k (I/ 11\e eNvt Ill• '"~ <out1 •• to ,nn.,.t "'""'· whh ,,. nf(•• ••'¥ YOU( ..... I. te .... 111\dt ... ltfltd
•' '•"' ofl~t> o1 HUltWITZ. HU.WITZ & llEYEll, LOJ21\d 9'1..t, H-POf1 1 .. cll,
Ctlltornlt . "'"kll 11 tfi. ptou of 11<1•~
""' ot 11't Utldtrtlol\td Ill aM l'l'lt11tto bt•t1fnln1 lo n,. •••ti. of wld ..
taaon1, wllh•~ ii• ITIOllll\o •"" IM lira! PUl>ll<Atlof'I of tllte nottc..
Dtlfd AVQVll 27, IHJ
Chtrltt I.. Conntll
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HOUSES FOR SALE
Newport BHch 1700
ELEGANCE AT ITS
PEEK
3 Br. Z ba. home u\ t!rlookm&
Ne~ purt 's exdw.01,•e Up1,..r
BJ}. plJttllt\J rt!S111f'rlll_.I dt.>•
111•lup11l1-n1 ~·.-oom Ir.on
111d1\.1<.lul4I m;unt lully 111(!.
~qid flit\' p1l111~ :! Pt••llC,
pull tn;: .;• l"f'll. &12-<M.!a. I 'ti~
1111 & Del \l.1r Ave NI' .. •
pud B4:••l·l1
JUST REDUCED!!
Bi\ Y FRONT h•11ne with
s~rrp111;: lltl"W of bi;: h:J)
l><'cp lt'rr<ll't for l>•IJl &
h111 Pier & slip. :1 BR :l
t,,, • 1n11nal'ula1r cond1·
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LIDO REALTY, Inc.
6 t!.:,0:,0 673·8830 * TRIPLEX * io1n1n; NN poi t Harl.or
\'achl Club & ~ach. Com-
p I p t e 'y turntsh~. ~IC-!
prtct s.>7.500. Y r1) lncflme
$5000 Ca AA do~ n W~
Will trade. 67:t-9505 675-;iit.'li
67)-3309
la Unda Estates
20 Custom Homes
BALANCED POWER
3 · 4 BR Fam Rm + Din Rm
t>U-3001
-OCEJ--~--FRONT-D-UP_L_EX_'
1B .. 11>ua1 Walnul Panel'd
"l • Br apta. Ri>nt for Sl;'JO·
wkly each. Bnu • nllld'
s.>.l.000. '.!10 ~-C)l·t";in front. s1:i-mo. owNF:n.
OWNER ~ sPll or E)(chgr.
fo1• i.rnallcr honw Nr·n<•w
:l·Br 1 l-e:>.lra fgP w/i.kyfl;:h1
Ideal lor t>tudiot + den.
Nr • Bat·k Bay, ~-4870,
Newport Hgtt. 1210 ---N!fl-: ""11mlly Hume 3 ER
hit '"'· lrpk q..t• 1-:r-a11t.
1a1.t'!>\. OI.-n &h-8:!~1
;: SR. Nr-'llr,..pon llt.,h--
$!1,.iOO :O.mnl -<Jn r 'n··r "
t• 11Ty :.?nd. <JR ::.tml
r .ewport Shor.!'--' '220
TWO STORY-3 BfM BA
$:!3.!00 Owner. 6!.!-J.(17
lack lay 1240 --------BEAMED CEIL~GS
l BR. playroom & den. dbl
frplc. 2', b1tth5. L2 fnt'd
yd. $38,j()(). 642·Jti4Yl.
3 Bn. hd~d firs. Sl9.~-FllA
i\lm<·~t 1 :i BlTt'. nr. Ol'W
l 'n1v. °!00'.ll CJrchid St
l2SO
TN THE GRAND MANNER
Hen ie clt'l;Mc:c and com·
fc,rt cnmbined 111 1 home ot.
many moods • all happy.
~ away in the l.na1 or
~o up "on dt'Ck0
' anri walch
tilt-s:iilinl! sh111s whilt >OU
~•I• up that Gulden CafJ-
fotrl'a aun Frn~h uff "'ith a
d111 in tlw-ho alt<f It. 11~rf'(f
p.1111. then c:w"<l<l ils in ti~
lla~illldn mom. or rela>c 11
tht pool and watr-h the Pn·
t·h;thltnll waterfall. Thrtt
drra"'y be-drooma. a. li-
brary • and thert01 a d1nin1
room! Ifs priced ri;::ht. too.
675-Jtn Open Eves.
CORONA DEL MAR
OFFICE
ti7~3171
--180-;-0CEAN VIEW--
Top e.xecut1Vt'· homt tn •lc-
iillll. luxunous C a m e o
Shorn. Four bedrooms. .i
b•lh•. den ~ pool overlook·
mg 1so• vitw ol the blue
P1c1bc. Wet bar ,... many
deluxe fealrtJ":. • J.:.!00 ~Q.
ft. of It\ ing a re it. P1 •cl'<I
S?:>,000 u n d t r appra1' lf °" ner mu'r .rll nr "'11f
u-adc S'.!8.000 rqu11y ror min·
1mum do"n Plllmt'nl. l lu-..,
on this. with lhese tem1s
this will no1 last long
675-3171. Open J:.:vcs.
CORONA DEL MAR
OFFICE
675-3171
_CO_Z_Y-BEACH COTT AGE-
lAa.f at the beach, no yerd
work to this 3 ~m
home with r;i15ed hearth
fireplace. rozy bwlt-ln klt·
chen/dinlna. 1 ~ bath.I, car-
peted • d.r~ throu&boul.
2 pttloa. a, 2 car prep
lltr8Md for income IUUt·all
utiliUt9 atubbed tn. Try
SJ,500 down for quick P»
wulon or name your terms.
OwneT will help tinanc:e.
Movr -In condiUon, .o call
tonJiiftt . 67:;-3171 ()prn Evn.
CORONA OIL MAlll
OPPICI
67WJn
Fw111:ho111e Style
OVtrlooklft& Ocean ' Cott,,.
ttyllde. 1 Br+hobby house,
lat ttc:ludeid fee for. hi I
ll'lft. fine fM faimh~.
MOV £ IN by S C H 0 0 L
TIME.
6T,l.~'(lf0
BARGAIN!Charm·a Prov
Puol! Suodeck Wrtbo.1
VIEW 3 BR. 3 ba. f'am 1111.
Lee expenatve lot' ScU •
i...... ·Option or tr..S.-dD .
CdM. OWNER rn.~\
HOUSES FOR SALE
11!10
B\' u~ntr :! Bk. epht lt,·ef
h 1n1e tii hv rni, K'P dui
rm + Kli.111i;e ap1 ~b11·h
p11va mMt ul mo pmts 60'1
lrt:. ~TIS6. ~ll!-jl:t!
.> BR. '..'ha. rpl!:-drpit Sell or
lt .1111' for umtfi or hoo~.
C:\1 LJ II· 1932
Balboa P•nlnaula 1300
OCEANFRONT
·• llf'I plat·C'i; • 1111-&11 pf,•y·
ri'Om • tJ.1l1u tie,1rabl1> fu·
lJllon Lllr;.:,. 101 Trl'm~ m .·.m
R C (;1•rr1 1!,.1ll11r
~lib \'1:1 Ltdn llH ;; 'l:;r;1
Lido Iii• 13S 1
t' A. t' A l.M a!K, lN (..
3'.f17 \'ta t..ldo, UR a-7ll•\f\
3-IOO VIA LlDO
NEWPORT BEACH
673-8830
OUR 4 BR-2 ha homt must
lH' "11!1 S;i Ir or I !'ad.-a 1:.o
11 .iK<' upllon. oJal·anl Gwn~r
(Jk :Hill\() II( 543·1¥.?69.
Cll\'ThMP "''"'I> drt•, :I
hdrm. .' t1u. ~lr1d11 pa110
l11tn11tt". S43.500 Ownc1.
tl7;>. 7611!1
QUICK POSSESSION-
~arp 3 Br \49.~ or aub-
m 11 642 ·;,;,g:J
IMMACULATE• 4 Br. 3 ba,
I;: f1m rm South patio.
$..j))_ ;;oo, uwner 673-7669
135$
Wiii Sell or Leas•
with option to buy
6t',1ul1futly fldnclrd 1n i\Sl"I.
HICKORY & WALNllT
:! ~lory. 1 bdrm. 2 b.,111
homr. H1~h bl'amt'd N'lhn:;:
1n 18 x 2?' 11v1na rm. l:lll 11
modrm klkMn. with elel--
t ron1t oven adJOlns family
rm $59,500 nr SJ25 yrl)I \Je.
Duplex Plus
Good lnvhlmt>nt w11h t''Cr I·
I• 111 1 rn1.il rc~ord :i n J.
roums ! ll('drooma
h ir:11 lor owl
~~~ \l.1r 111 B:1lhoa 1,fe
t;j~j~'f~I
t-•1111ngton 8uch 1400
K
Oh La La!!
What un bar9ainl
aa)l> the F'rrnC'h . but the
:.11111r1 Yank gralib 1twin.
flUrt.) & bl'f 1111~ Ott• J
bdl'm'>, n111;.:niflfJUr hdwJ
rtuora. cu1Mne w !urm1tiahle
bh·lllS. brau p<ttlo. dble i:a-
ra.gc. Prlefld below Am,.n·
ran r11A 11ppra1aal VITE.
bring La femme with y1-u.
Only Sl8. 7j(). ~ do" n
f'llA lnwer ~ n !)() rid)
Hr\ 1crmrn No down GI
Katella Realty
IJIJ~I so of Wa1nr11
11 '7.MJh I l'Vl'S 8311-1111'1~
C'll.\flM'G-1-Bn -'rn'NllSE
A(full ar,;a $~'000 of cpl 'i ·
Shullrra, M11ny t 'Ctras'
Pmta • Sil& mo. 19858 Bua·
hard. Owner. !l62·42!r>.
rrxER UPPER/ S16.~
l · Br/ Dwntwn. Ft-pl, Cpta..
Nr • Beach! LE 6·3777 or
347~. Bk:r.
VM Otm.A·U...
TM NA7 .,,,.., to
tut a.eh. Ms..M11
FASTER
HOUSH FOR SALi
Huntintton Beech 1400
K
Wanted--
One Mr. Clean
10 br1t1;.: out t~ labul0\1$ val·
ue in th11 '"hard to tlnd"' 4
yr youn11t. hd"d noor home.
1 magine! 4 bti: bdnna. 'J
bal hs, a rtaJ f1re11f. BIL·u
ran"e & oven, f A heat.
c'lusels galore! rnany, many
mo1't' features. Th11 d1r1y
i;t'm l!, slllmi; on a hui;c
pool ~iled yard encf. by 1
hl·"·k w<tll & or cour'!ie h11•
a ht;: dble i;arai;e. Ttrms~1
T:1d1l'uluu~· °'' ncr is •n·
XIUUb & WILi p;iy all CfOt.IOi
1•us1s. LQw down on FH.\
1.-rms & nothtni dn er
HCRR\'' Askmi only
S19.8:!5.
Katella Realty
17081 Beach Bl.
(JUSt w. of Warner\
1117~1 evu. 839-0\9:'
•••••••••••• CORNER LOT
with 1 m. for boat or tra.tler
Cl~ to tihopptnit & br&ch
Wa~r aottener. GI or nu
f"INANCING.
~cine •HORE!
REALTY
20800 Btal n til., H 8 .
LI!: 6-889•
tR!Xll Beach Bl .. H.e
!t-17-8:>8/i ··········••'. VIEW-POOL--
Shake Roo1 -CUa1om 3 BR
home in Sell! Beach ~I
Bring your paint miafl,
you· LI iret t~ bey of a LiJit.
time, 5 nu.nut.ea to Douirtu.
R. D. Slates Realty
17252 Bea.ch Blvd.
M7-3519 t VC$ 847·557•
SMALL RANCH
r run trees. i:arden. ~. actc
lot. ~ Br. 2 ba, cpls, d~.
fam ~tu lotchtn • BIG Mu-
ter ~! Near ocean
°"ner tra.Nfe1Ted -ml.IM
~II ! No dn GI; $900dn nu.
Aakinri St9.500-BROKER
5~2286 or SJ6~174
FOR SALE:
IY OWNER
J br, J' ba, w/w c&rpef.
Block wall fene'e. Other
homes in area. Sellin; for
S~.IXX!. Full PTlce $11,950
for quick aalt. 847-3461.
OCEAN VIEW
i Bdrm. 2 beth. carpcta,
ato\"t' l refrleerator. Neat
~fall. Scboola 6 Sbop.
plna. SlUOO with low down.
r nst 'p&..atti..ion.
Lightfoot RHlty
647-0351
Huntington Harbor 1'405 ----... ·--
HI.INT Harbour water tl'Ont,
~an vi~. 4 BR, deck,
dock. S89.500 847-4400
!~ntain VeUey 1410
J · MOS NEW! Model home.
4·Br 2·Ba. F'rpl. P1110.
Se11 din"g • rm. Cpl.a, o.,,..
°''~r. s~.000. 847-7310
S. Ana Hgts. 1630
Z BR durleic, Cpta. drps.
fenced yard, gara,e Nr
UCJ & occ. Realtor.
545-2200 ot 646-«Q.
1705
Udo Island
J Bdrm. 211& batha. MIUIPr
'>lute. txlra large Ltv. rm w/
fireplace. Pow<lrr room.
huift.1n kitchen Lndry 11.~ii
Patin & landscaped. SS4.7ill
firm! Brokers cooperauon
uwitt'd.
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HOUSIS FOil SALi HCUSES FOlt SALE
.Yuntlntton leech 1400 Huntl!'J!on Belch 1400
2 STORY· POOL
Large bnuly room, 3 BR owner anxious.
5 IEDROOMS GLENMAR
Owner leaving area. Price below market
, Excellent financinc •27,950
. __ ... -
BAHIA MAR
931 Weat 19th St., C.M.
DELUXE 1 6 2 Br
FURN A UNJ'URN
Tuesd.ay, Auguu Jl, 1%5 DAILY PILOT/Ntws·Prm J~
RENTALS -, RENTALS ·' RENTALS rl7 I RENTALS -'RENTALS I REAL £STATE REAL ESTAT E
HouMt Unfurnished Apts. Furnlahed -Apta. Fu_~~fshed Apt1~furnl1~ed _ ~~ts. Unfurnished ____ Ge_n•_r_•_l ______ Ge_ne_r_•_I __ _
Cost• Me11 3100 jGeneral 4000 Newport 8eich_4200 1COSTA MESA 51001 COSTA MESA Stoo llndustriel Rentel 6090tndu1trl1I Rent•I 6090
3 BR, E side, trptc. cov $17.SO WK l UP I patio, nr schl &: ahoppln&, "'NEW WINTER RATES _p ________ NEW furnl&hfd & uni af'llS
$125 mo. 546..ff97 SGLE & 1-Bn. ,\PTS. I res~~ Addi~"' · · · • • !:Ith mo FREI:. on a l·y1 , • • • c-<.vnomy H~nl• • • • 1 2 R 2 b d CUTE l BR, bit/ In kitchen, Pool, Ut.11" Phone incl. Mau1 MARTINIQUE ease .. B ' . a, {'pt. rpa,'
chllcbwl It peta OK, SllS NJVlcel'l'V·&\lail. New 1311 GARDENS b-ins, o~u 1000 sq ft. Only I
mo, W Victona, :>48·•3. 6 Cate. O~n'g! Sunny A<' res 4 tenant• ~r bid&.
Office & Industrial
Space for leas• ELEGANCY PLUS
2 St.ory, 5 Bedrooms, 3 ba1M. LOVELY home.
Will sell FHA or GI. 2400 1q. ft. '34,500.
MANY EXTRAS.
HEATED POOL • Puttin1
Gree • r ad I a a t he&t •
wuhcr dryer f.acUltJes •
* EASTSJDE * •lii lfh'POrt 54a-973j B11chelort lUl'n HARBOR HEIGHTS AP'J'S.
• J BR r a.rap, Nr C.tboUc 2 8td from $110 3129 Cinnamon. Mar ap1 "A"
•>t room 1 Bdrm ••••• Frum $105 546·1034 or 545-6941
BRASHEAR REAL TY
Open evenln11
17420 Beach Blvd. 847-8531
RENTALS
HMllM Furnish-' 1705
Cerone tlel Mer 2250
P'UltMJSHED I bdrm l bath
... p.de, ... llrpe to
I 1-dl, Pldntr Incl. family --St!>, 11'\ ~.
SPANISH STYLE
earpcirU etc. Priced from
S1l5 . WIO.
Sff MJr, Apt. 4 548-0492
BY the year. Ocean tronL SO
yda to Bay. Must be ttUable
925 E Balboa Blvd Bal Pen.
675-5240
BY the year, ~an trmt 50
yds to bay. Miiie be reliable.
925 E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa
Penn, 675-5240. -Costa Meta 4100 -Something Extra
New Eastside first •acancy
Newport lhech 3200
&hoai. no peta SSS. 61Ml09 H$1b1 S mo. 2 Bdrm ••••• From $125 tBetwn Baker Ir Gisltr Ju5t 2 BDRM newly dee carpeLI, Nr. ar or Shoppin& 3 Bdrm • 2 Bath w. of Harbor Blvd.)
drapee, flrepl, &V· CIOM! in Cntr. From S150
OR 3-7909. 594 )oann St. C11rpeu-Drapes-C.11rei:e ~:,~· k.i8t''~:1pi f~~~ eb;ck:~: 4001 Birch St.. Newport Beach
646-7836 BIHn Oven & Ra.nl:e linens. No TV. All ulll pd. I
* Sttps Ill O<:ean • •······ 3 Pools ······· S05 mo. Sept. lj. yrly. O(J(· ~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!'!'!~~~~~
SPACIOUS 2 hr duplt x. win· Gracious f .lv111& · · · · · • • ~·cup~_nl only. 2 blk.a K·Mart I RENTALS
ler lue. $125 + utils, yrly Park-like Surruundln11:s 646-61JJ before 3 p.m. •
Iese $175 + utils. US 36th 18th & Sant.a Ana, C.M. CORNER C..brlllo A West· I Apts. Unfurnished
St. Apt B AvaU Stpt. J.2. 646~ 646-4233 mlnat~r • Two atory: Ii: 21 Newport Beech 5200
67J..Q62. br, 2 ba, cpe., drpl, bh ·
BAY AVE. & BOAT 1 $89 Ina. pvt patio.. SUS. MEDITERRANEAN e • • • •
Large l.br. trpl~. 2 porchea. Lgt 2 bdrm, carpets, drap. 673-301:.1 or 613-8219. ' GE FROM $110·MO.
utlla. mcl. Sl..'JO per mo, I lect bit-ins pvt Pl'll•· 3 BR, 2 bl'I, cpt/drpa, b-tn$, VILLA yrly. Owner. 6'73--0998 es. e · walk to achoo! swim pool. Rentals • Kathy Hardina
OCEAN-Front/ Winter. !-'.!· 1 Harbor Estates Near occ. S130 up. $30 10 , 2 & 3 BDRM • 2 BATH
Air Conditioning & Sprinklers
546-6050
RENTALS
Apta. Unfurnished ..-
Huntington a .. ch 5400
e 2·BR. 1i. ~1~~
985 So. Cout Hwy.
Lquna Beach ~
B&blan Raa11 .l'flo-J770
LOVELY 2 iit <it~ t) ·
fl1>lc, llteU:flilla liar, 1 na,
In one ae.lect area of N~·
port Beach Fa.med BluU .
one of America' a ti.neat &:
~ unulU&l ccmmunltis
1 A 2 It«)', 2, S. 6 t BJt.
Complete bulJWn kitchen,
frplc, doubi. ian&e 6 fU1l m.ct. year roW>lt home In 1
19>rt llkt 11tllizl&.
LdcATJON m!Mtu fron1
Lido tale, Btlboa, Newl)lll"I
Bay. Shops are cloee. Views
are mainlficent. Your pool,
park " putttnc peen with·
inc wal.Jdni diatance.
available. All delun fea·
turea. Eut on Bay Ave.,
from Newport, first atrect
3 br. Nlctly tum! Ruis! Apts. S40 ott to part time 1teno. 1 From 1160 per month
Avail Sept u. 873-4041 JXX> Royal Palm Ortve 2860 Mendoza. 546-7331 ·I Elect blt·inl, dahwlhr. d1•
WINTER rental 2 br, furn. U bUc WNt of Harbor, * NEW I& 2 br, cpt, dii-, poal, cuatom drp9, ~Ii:·
e CPTS. DRPS.
• BLTNS. e PVT-PATIO
e AMPLE STORAGE
I BR. 2"' ba-Yiew $3UIOO
Emerald Bay, 3 br $59,000.
Owner CODI 2% ba. den,
WW, frpl. aubnUt.
patio. Nr bftch It ltipt.
<Fum or un.fUm.) 3C17 Lark·
IJ)W'.
NR oceu aed8'll 1 i lldr,
rlaht to
WARD APARTMENTS
2020 Fullerton, CM.
n~ mo. 4MN Sea SMre Dr. corner oC B&k.ar). b-tna, dapl, waab-dry, pr. plwnbed for w&IMr/dJ1'u.
142-5794 FIOM $fJ Wa pd. E 11th. 548·3Q>, Private patb. GV'&jllll
54l-4eOl with *""" QUP: 420t
MONTHLY OR LEASE
~73 . . .. . .
he .um RealtlCllr
lla> N. Cout HwJ. ftnopl, FA Mat, ~ ' rs..DaTl:D GR0gp avall·
•UM DOW, from $215 per
TOWNHOUSE :G1a~:01.~,;.! Harbor 1ownhoMM ;: PS:1~ :.':J) Rd. (behln4 Koai
llalm&ll. U. 121-im. Lee 2 Br~ INilt.tn.. AUJO f\n/adulta oalJ. S4M72J
EXTRA Ip 2 bdrm. b-in
ltoff, f.11(. ~. rara&e,·
$90 mo. 847-5166.
Lquna Bttch ......
CHOICE EMERALD iIY
nur collep, 2 br, upstaln,
2 bat.ha. Soundproofed. Gar.
bit-in ran1e. oven. Carpet,
w/w ciita. bae9 ~ · Alk'1 noo mo lM. ·
month lnc1udtnl' ma.lnten•
LOWER •BR. 2 bL lt.IPI -2293 Padttc ~
to ocean. SllS 1' lit· mi Studie apb, 1~ batha. ' * NEW * Duplex, Unfurn. 5800
• .L.O'J'S, from $23,500 wUh
virws.
TIJRNER ASSOClA TES
Louise Turner, Realtor
68:? No. Cout Blvd., Lasuna
495-1177
~~NTALS
HeUtM Fumlahed
~al 2000
IEACH RENTALS
.U types -Winter or unuat
Chand fn>ntJ w/ pier Ii:
float, ~ S17S; Oct&11
<ronts from Sl.25: othtn
from$80. Bayview Proper·
(IH, NB. OR 3-o860
BALBOA ISLAND aweet 2
br tumabed home trple
patio, cptl!d, mo yrly '
LIDO lSU::, Nnr Oub
Smart 2 br furniahed, pa·
tio. To June 15, $175 mo
RUTH PA.RDOl..L, ~altar
l&a; Westc I If t 642-5200
CNta Meisa 2100
l·BR (rear-hie) noo.mo
Multa cmly. Water pd. 2413
2 BR 1"' blka to ocea. For
war1dns couple. $:200 month.
3010 Seavi'w, CdM 813..o'm -· . .. , .... 2300
2 STORY ocean front. !5
bdrm aJteii-15. Weekly
monthly ye.arty. 925 E. Bal·
boa Blvd, Balboa Penn.
~
so YDi to Bq, 2 bdrm
be•~ dee ..... r;.
Balboa ..... BaDloa ,...
615-5,.
2 B.R, wtnter rental
a..it. 1-.Tu)J l. m w. Baltio. Blvd. . ----.
Lido Isle %351
WINTER rental: cute 2 BR.
2 ba, frplc, dbl 1u, patio.
675·!\.;76.
2 • BR/ 11,J • Ba. S\75. ww.
cpta 1213) NE a-mt or 8o.x
141, Lynwood, Cal.
LOVELY 3 br. 2 be, Uke
nfW! patio, am wUlter,
673-7669.
Belboa Isl end 2355 --S.-Ana Ave. . SHAKE MY .COMFORT·
t-BR/ t115-mo. Rar ol ~-Ac
Oean, <"Oz:y, Priftte, no
Santa Ju.bell 548..-S
BACHELOR hM $IO/Clean!
Quietl\JW p4. ape DWI
pl""f. MH895
$120 ON 1.-.e clean 2 BR
pr. I wk.ahop. C-2 IOM
J'elltte rib', 548-m:Z:Z.
1.ARG E C bdrma. tlec: kit. . Qatio, $710 mo Lt&N. Car
df'M!' tnd. 546-9T
l BR. &ood lomtkJn. IAdJ
only. 646-8137 d •:ID.
Newpert IMdt 2m
Ch•rmlnt Cepe Cod
* ~ext to Balboa &y Clob
! Steps to lee Pvt · Beach
Pvt • CommunltJ. Newly
dee It furn? 4-Br/2~ • Ba
:\ • car gar. Wahr • drytt
Dahwr. $285 mo/ Avail to
.June 30. 642-3803.
1213l HO ~7 * RENTALS *
• APTS-HUMES-COMM'L e Newport Are• A C.M.
e FURN • UNFURN
UDO REALTY, INC.
OR ~8830 OR 5-4353 * IAYSHOltEST 4•Br/3·Ba. New tum &: 'i)ec
Wahr-dryer, Disp. Garden
er. Boat rack, etc. Pvt Com.
mwilty on Bay! Old.er chil
ok. $285. Sept.June. 642-Slll
.
d
CHARMING :BEACON BAY
2 BR. den. 2 ba, 3 trplc1 ' walled ~tio. Anil Sept. 1
mo or yrly lelff: ref.
OR ~1638
BA YSlfO~ wtater SJJ0
mo. tum 4 Br. 2 Ba, quiet,
dbl carport, MW ~·
Owner 121!) 186-UillO
BA YSHO~ 2 BR. encl
patio • )'ard. frplc, dbl aar
Sept • July, 2691 O'Htview '
' NB.
ABLE Home ~I female
teacher. "3-Z!6T a.ft 6 pm. -L .. UN a..ch 2705 --4 BR. 2 be, tr flencl!d yud,
pado, playboalt, nr park
It be9.ch. U'111. 4941396.
S.n Clemente 2710
SHORE CLiFri'. 3 Br. li'
liv nn, pri• ~di club
S2CIO mo. '92-1390.
RINTALS
Heue.-UnfurnllhN
c.taMeu i100 -•NEAlt SCHOOL5*
1 blk lo new Estancia HI l
% btk to Elem. achoot.
2 Le BR houa Ir CIT• New·
ly painted, clean thruout.
1000 IQ ft. Up to 3 children.
Water/t.ruh pd. Mr. Ed·
wards • mzr. 646-5637.
4 BR. 2 ba. refri1. llOVt'
ciapll, diahwuhtr. doae to
3hop It IChooll. quJet ·~t.
lg fncd rear yard, carage
It workshop, water pd.
t.eue. S150 mo. U 8-9617 /
OR H.332.
OLD SPANISH HOMf
3 BR. 2 car aa.raae. St25 mo.
Up to 3 children. Dick Mor·
an • mer. 642-0372
2 Bdrm Ml!daJUon Hamea.
carpeted, draped, bit inl,
Urt"place, ~20(2
2128 Oranre Ave. C.M.
EASTSIDE/ 2 • br Dpbc.
Hdwd • nra1 Fncd/ Gardm-
er/ Water • pd. Oilld OKI
no pet1, $95. 190 • Santa
lubtl/ Ownr/ Ml ~2652.
3 Bdrm, " lam rm, 1%
baths. New cal1)etlnc Ir
abut.la'I. SlTS per mo.
2343 Westmin1ter, ~-.UC
RLTR
OLD SPANISH HOME
3 BR, 2 car r•"lt· 1125 m11.
Up lo 3 dliJdm!. By 1ppt.
only 5.31-C3C17
4 BR. 2 bath, 1 yn.r old. Win
ter or annual tieaae. Shorff
Clllb Area • 1 bUr to beach
247 Colton, N.B. 6C2-1!Q.
· ~ Meftth bnt fllEE
Le l BR hcJUae. ~· Up
OCEAN F'RONT DUPLEX
Wl'NTE'R/2· BR $125
GA.RAG& 646-5832.
Jo 3 children. Water/truh
pd. Yard m mo S31-4307.
2 BR. HOUSE LARGE
YA.RD, O..OSE IN. Sl4
HA¥J.L'l'ON. KI J-o118.
• M!l'IA v... J Br. , be, 2 BR. Privat.e bMc'h, com
twtably furn. (Wl.nter mit
all. 6'2•a9.
-lam rm, cpta, &,>I, SlTI
mo, 19 Myrillwood, C.M.
2 • BR. ~ • yrty If dt-
alred· Nr -Ot;y Hiil
Beach! 675-2085.
l 81'.l. J ~ '*""' ~· ' • ,,.,-.i. St•~~
WINTER • 3 Bll. 2 ba. dlb-
Wllbr w 6 d~r. rncd Jd
dble sar, $115 mo. 142-m ' T.
WINTER • ,.n&al/2-Br. Oar
ll2$. Allcl 3-Br UC». Sinll9-
rm. sac>. MN.'iC·
.....,.,, Shetw 2120
Wl'NTEI\ "-t.al ,..Br/ 2-le.
Bltnl. ClubMult • PllOI I Z4
C&NJ It Ste-mo
2
"
C\R.EmEE So. of Hwy,
Br, blt·lm. prtv pon:h
pa.llo, pr, SJST. l.J t-m~_
J.
Slanta Ana Avt.
EASl'SIDE 2 • Br nm. Ytne· t!!d • patio. Ston •• Drpa. euq.. 648·2513. .
~-.... 3 be. la ...... .tnt.er louth pdo ,...,.. ..
3-Bi/ 1i·iL Bltna, ~ nr,.. JD» aq.f\, Le~
p6. 1...eur, KJ ~
,' 3 • Blt/ WATER ·;;
Nl\ -COSTA M&U P
I 51S-2151 aoiJ
( 2 -WSUN ·PO
~ t' EASTSIDI
912-lllt EVES.
FR.PLC., beam ctllln.-
s-wlln1. h!ne.d )'d, P'llo.
1 ....,., Olt lll&. ftl.'lla.
-fD/f 1 lNAO.
MAY OK/50-mT
J Bit, fW"n bMulUul YI..,
at IQ, a•a!I Stpl. 1
n~ ,,,... ll>tllll2 ~~~~~~~~-
4
aJ)«.
PHONI 67U611
THI LAND MAN
36 ~ ACR~ overlookin&
Freeway nee.r &aumon1. ln
wattt dlatnct. R t I t a a e
clauaea. $2950 per ac. FREE
CATALOG of lAnd Barp1na
60l1ll.
1ZAIE • SELL -TRADE a br, I ba. dock. #l Bal.
.. Cofta 675-4331 ~ to
baa-a.
SUMMER rent&l/ 2~ • br I
Japanese Modem/ Nr.
Beacti & Bay. Sl50 • wk.
5"5·8700.
LARGE family home. 3 br
2 ba. dinlng rm., bit-ins
$195. Call 673·3999
./ OfEAPEST RENT •
MU.IT RE~ THIS WK.
3 • BR/ 2 • BA. ~2600
$300.MO LEASE/Lee Near
New. Bltns, Fncd. 1-2 chil·
dren/ pet ok. 615·1765.
Newport Hgta. 3210
.,, 2-IR. S2.S ALISO
6*0529 or ~ --· ----Newport Shern 3220
2 Story, 2 bdrm, carpet&,
~·· Uv nn. bdrma. batha upstain. KJt.cOOI, din-'
.
e
inr ana. bath downatalra Rein.. + bit -in range
dlahwuher. dl.sp., dble pr
No children, no peu. I.Au nss. :Z:Z.4 cana1 st-642· ll\34
lmne T•rrace 3245 ..
Nll -Brooldlunl • O>aa
Hwy. 3 • Br/ 2 • Ba. ~
Dlapou.J/ Dia!nruhu. 1225 ' ~11. &f.2-2938.
Coron• def Mer 3250
2 *' NEWLY decor. 3 BR,
ba, cpts drpe, ms yt'ly
IHM. U S.1932
ARTIST pad. p, Br, fenced
yard. trplc, gar, Sl(l; yrly
OR 3-4709 A: 675-3381.
drapn, diap. patio. Alm<>at
new. Greetl lawn. Asking noo mo. unfum • .f'urn. $1:.!0
2421-D Eldt.n Ave. Ml 6.JJS9
Re'lt fl'ee 'til Sept 10th.
IA Y APARTMENTS
G1 W. Bay, CM.
1 a 2 Jiil, Furn or Untura
~ M -. w/w c;ic., drJI. *b. htd/pooL No
-aDo.ed. ... Apt 4, Mar.MMllO
Ealtllde-Wntslcle
2 Bdnna r'llrnw.d
Children O.K.
Frem $90
&16-4329 or Mt·20'20
$17.SO WK. & UP
SGLE It l·BR. APTS
Pool, Ulll &r Phone Incl,
Maid urvice/1V·avall.
239812 Nt-A•part ~-97:i5
CHJl..DREN or Adult unH1
3 BR 2 bt. Pay by week or
mo. 1 blk to public It
parochial schools. Nr OCC.
1034 El Camino. 546-1530
NEW Tivoli Gardens . 2115
Plaomtla. Bach $90. 2 Br, 2
ba WS. l BR $105. Htd pool,
hifi. Adult.a. 54S...2407
1 BR. unuauaJ. upper Qwet,
cloee ID. twl. pd. Lot\& term
Be.ch. ldant only sao.
Nl-351J
1 It 2 Bra, furn, w/w CJl(a,
drps, adults no pet.a. 2450
Newport Blvd, C.M.
646-.4036.
S MIN lo bch, I BR, blVlna,
epbl, drps. ~•a. 7ll·A
Shalimar Dr IE of Wallace)
MS-4820. .
$10 INCL utll. 1 BR .,,c,
Old Nt'Wpart Blvd, nr Boq
Hoapltal. 642-5583.
1 A 2 BR from S'1UO
1'lm. 6 Unlunl. POOL
2671 Harbor. NHll1
EASTSIDE 2 BR Studio, 1 %
ba, fat. pri• pat1o, Util pd.
343 CabrWo CM. 541-3193
3 BR, 2 ba., w/w, drapea.
built-ins. nea r ldlooll,
2901 Mendosa. 546-40%2
Seashore. &o-3112. HI.A TIO POOL New 2 • Ir Studio • $125
,,, WlNTER RDn'AL %217 Harbor Blvd .• C.M. 1 '4 · Ba. Cl>ta/ Dri>S/d • $200 • $US • $250 OCEAl'fRONT • YEARLY
Manaaer Apt A·l wlhr. Nr • Shop'&· ~. 3 Bedronma 2'Ai baths "' 1-BEDRM WO. Wa.11 to wall carpetin:.:
t2l3) CA ~1267 m Sii THIS m 3 BDRMS, newty dee., diap., -.I&
bit -ins. J BR. :t be. drps, w /
IA', frplr 642·~3/i
"' --• ard ..... ,. San dran.ries • ni.-ce · built 1 BR · turn. $105 '"''' y ' aar. _,"'-111 1na.""' Townboula Dntan. OCEANFRONT • fum-unt\lrn
wiatet, 2 BR. trplc, w/'w
drps. bllllna. M2"50I
2·BR/ Util-pd/ AvaJl.lllpL
Ai. lachelor apt. Jm W.
BAL80A Blvd.
IMMAC 2 B1' upstn .,,/sm-
dedr Bile w oceaa.
~ Neptuna. M>MC.1
WA'i'iiliRO!ln', wtnt.r, dee·
--hlxarioua tarp 3 br, l .... A4ulta. l'1HD
Ba .. b • ..._ -Ana. 646-1M7 , , ... u -HHttd pool Rentals W1nted 5990,
P'AltK AP'AlTMINTS l BR. pvt patio, dJ1>t, ciita, PHONE ...... UNF 1 br hou&e or lower
LO>J>EO WITH MODERN bit-ha. Multa.. $130 mo. 215 ---------•· nr water. Kit la.c &
CUftOM J'EATURD Osle. ICT•T907 6 pr. Yr lat. Raa. ~ Ind. drpe Is W/W cpta. LGE 2 • BR/ Down.ltaira/ BRAND
m MlMiioD Dr. ~ epu, Drp1, Bltns, Ollidrea NEW Rtoms for Rent 5995 Vl 1 LA WEST OK. MI ~1145' MI 6-eis.; Q 2~ Bl.KS to btldl. ..ia
.. 1 ~~~ ;:!~= pool. 14!1. PllCfttl&, NB. l 6 2 mvb, SU· per ..ir • 1lP.
371 Avocado St. 646-84 BR ~ Power .P•· .al Ith 8t. Huadqtoa Bcb. Spadou 2 Br, 2 Ba.
''"n -Unfurn Cpt, •· RIO. Furn. • tlnf. LOVELY su:r.:PING • RM. OLX 2 BR. patio, ~-'Ina, Adulta. SllS up. 64MfT3 For Student or Work:mg
drpt. cpg, pr. ruo. 23.s Girl 54Hl21
PriY pados, Pool,
. Putfula Green
~'!e'! ~ 421 o lllO up edult. only -----'~---'1S5 W. 11th St. C.M.
Santa Ana Ave.~ 2 & 3 Br, 2 Bath EMPU>YED cenueman. no
LG 2 br, cptd. drpa, blt·lna. CJ>tt, drl>t. lux featurea. By cooJdrc, SlO WMIL Oleta E·!!Dl! Of. ~lux balanced
t>O'N"'" at*· 1 .\ 2 BR, f\irn
It uni. AllO unfurn cottaift. 4' bnted 1W1mmlng pool.
Adult&, no pet.a. 646-4664.
1-2 BR. Bltna. Adulta, No
peta. From • ~. 2Ul K
16th St. 641H801.
C.rena del Mar 4250
MESA NOltTH APTS.
l 11 Wt. l '1' b&. ll'Um1un·
tuni. 11 lt up. Pvt1 patl:.
dJ'Jle/CT9ta. blt·lp•a. ra.r.
Hll.A TICD POOLS
N r. abO'pa. "Ctl..la 6 OCC
CHILD aectlon. PC't OK.
Coolldr•t li&Jler M8-86M
AdulU. $90. 3S2-Vlctoria. Hoe& Hoepltal. From $160. Meea ~7!189
Ll 8-2407 /642-5321 ~ 54G-0093 . .
~.~ 6 Up. Ip 2 Br Apta ·
ALSO n.JRN, clean. quiet.
642-7154 u 8-0787.
Sl 15 • NEW 2 • BR. HSE.
f)opl. yard, O!Ud/ pet ale.
Kl 9·ffil.5. &U-4112.
---ns.oo WK W/ KITCH NEW 2 BR. apt, wate~ paid. l Sll.50 WEEK -UP APTS. • •.~ blk from ~an. S150 mo 7398~ Newport ~9755
yrty. Adt.1lta. no pet.a. I ·
673· 7878 Guest Hom•;---5m -· N.wport Shor• 5220 WAKEFAIR GUEST HOME
H,,me of distinction for am-· 3 BDRMS. lax> 1q. ft.
l...aJTe 2 br, can turn.
5'46·7035 ar ~116B *Mew $17-~ DUPLE:X i-er1:1-aa. euns. bulatary ladles. Costa r.tes:L~ --JI{ Cpta, 0rps. l Bllca-Oceu! Califomla Kl 9-1166.
"' -2 BR w1tti 3 car pr, blt-ln1, ---------~ yrty.LffM. 7U.A Cedar STANLEY GUEST HO:'>ll::: ~I 'V pullman bath, dltpOQI, ':in;.B~n~it!n~ n~ (upstalral. I Ht<n SPRINGDALE
~Ort• :-:.~· ~~ s: Petitte. Realtor. 548-«m. ~k Bay 5240 I 892-0026 WES'J1,1~NSTE~Hm
"'"" ,..,.,. ~--I 2 BR, $90 mo utilities ~d. -l Sift ARA T! _~_..,._> ,,.,,_,__,_<vw __ ""''--630 Hamilton, 893·8119 NEWPORT RIVIERA REAL EST A TE
FAMILY SECTIONS $75 Luxurio1a Townbouae Apts. Gener1I
l Blbck From School• Newport &..ch 52.00 Wbe2' chlldren An Wel·
Spadoot 1 It 2 bdrm •Pl•· 2 Br ~ex. aar. ldda OK -----------come S250 to 7TS Mo. l yr Income_ Property_ 6009
Near u t:l c IMne WILL FURN. FOR m ""' WESTCUFF lieut. 4 Models Open NIEDS PAINT
F\rrptacea. blt·u:: CJIU, 1111 Smtley, lltHltw U1,1 to 4 BR, 3 betha Exo.r $SOO DOWN :i::,11~ S:::~boerd 545'.-1312 aeyttm~ ~ Nr n('w 2 Br. w/'ti cpq: .We UJ>ptr Back Bay 3 houas on lot. ~ 2. Br
Continental bttalduta evl!ry· Unfvrn bacheler MS drapes, frplc. bit-In ltftch, Phone &42-0000 and • l·Br. Income me
b Ip dining area. Walk to Paymenl S180 on bal of day. Actkit t.eMia clu · Unfum 1 lliedroom $95 abopc Ir Mkt. Teenager wel· Coron• del Mer 5250 $24,500. One house la vacant
Laundry r'OCllM. h ~ tnt.ranct. drl.Pft, W/'l'I romeo. At.a have 1 furn unit f --for you 10 move into. Dn\'t. toO~ !~.!.~ ... ~ carpet, C9.11>0rta. <:io.e to Call M. Plnover ~. 1 • COROLIDO J.PTS by 2207 Florida. H.B. then -....,. ......,. OCX: A UCI. 2 wttlCI lre<' -" (McAtthar a& eo... Hwyl Penthat • Levels · Srud1oa .._. owner
m-340 rent. Call mgr. S40-032'7 *Wat•rfront•New Some w/frplc. All 2 BR b-ln 541..0891
BAOI -•~wk/ Sl111~2. ELITE • Duplex ye.arl.y lae • $275 }VO, dlahwub9r. w-w cpt, UNITS · 6 X GROSS SJ* 1 • Br tl5 -wk/ alpe-5 Apartment • 3 bdr. 2 ba, cpts i drapes pvt palJO, bt'd pool. l.ndry 36 Bread &: Buller \:nit.a. Jn
Walk • beedl! OR 3'«171. 2 Bl, l~ batbl, cpt, b-lna. • dock for your boat fadUtim. garaae. Newly Santa Ana. WIU yield 27''
LARGE Badlekl'. yrbt. enclOHd 1arap. Pool, ~tn· • paUo, wet bar. elec k:Jt decoratl!d. SlJS.$200. speod. on $56.M dn. 5~ .. ''*'
• 67c: _,. Children OK. 673-3378 1st T.O. Call Mr Stone. N"'ty decorated! Ftrtplace. nla. &'Off· SlSI mo. .r-..o 02 '"'-·-CdM $80-mo. 675--11• Anno. OR 3-7560 BRAND new 2 . 3 Br. $16(). 41 E. ~t Hwy, 541..5311
VIEW, block to ocnn A ~,
nlctl)' furn. 1 br, w/w c:pt.a.
$125 yrt)r. 673· 7629
2 BEDROOMS, trlplex, elec. up. Cpts, Drps, BltN. Nr . Ll.'XURIOUS 3 Br/ 2~ Bl I forest E Olson Inc Hoag HOIP· 548·8758. F'rencb Regency apt. French • , ,
prlncy. New carpetinr op-VTEW of Univ. 2 BR. crpta. Din'g·rm into Veranda. Elt" 2\.10 ~. l\Iain, S.A. Realtors
2 v NR-OCEAN/ Z.BR.
Xlnt • cond! Bltns, Patio.
built·ina, cloud rara&e· --I doors open from Formal •
&aai. Cclllt to town. S\10. bit • Ina, la pool. $115. J?Rnt Antique dt>l"or .Anllf!Ul' MAKE OFEER BR. near lTttl SbJ>i, utf1 a.lbM 4300 2040 Oransre Ave. ~2093. OR .l-3690. Ml 2-55118. French trpl. ExquiailP !urn rii;,
pc:!. Sl2S. l&ll San~ Ana 1 BDRM un!urn Cara~ Apt. AT BE1\CHI Nf'W ~ br, 2 can be lnrl to resp. flly. ()\\11er n!'f'da cuh. Beautiful
FA • btat. Gar. 6'73-3782. Kl 2-m9 Eft1, M3"'5281 Uve at the bead> year round S60 month. :.48-432.1. ba Dupll'x, S200 mo. Cpts. 544•8563. OR 3-33AA 1 tnplu. &Jw~ rentl'd. Lot
$90 • 1 BlV NEW FUM! ,., blk from blly 1 blk from blt·ins. :tt!J.-0!4.1 • 1 :;.i x 170 Nr Beach It Tal-2 BEDROOMS Part. furii or
unturn. Gardener, w11ter
paid. 673-:Zl 66
l BR .. ·rn ut Don'\ rhi• It away. ..~• .... Cpl.I, Adults, No pet., 1911 ocean. iu , c e -. WESTCLIF F_*_ 'Lido Isle 5351 .,..rt. f'ullerton/6*Cll14, util..pd Hawallu ape. Also 2 br de· qoll"k cuh fnr It wtt:il 1 I --• SPINDELL REALTY luxe Int type w/2 batha. DAlLY PO.err WAN'r ~ RR 2 ba. Pool Adu!~· BEAUT 2 Rr. UP!)('t F111I.
2 BR (Garage Apt.) Cpt1 It
drpa: den; ffl>lc. 1125 mo.
~1814 or 67H100
GARAGE Apt/ 1 • Br. $85. View ocean It bay. 124~ w. AD' 8&%-68'18 :.48-0241 or :>-t8·1717 I bl!·ins, l::r din arra. Gar 8894*2 Warnl'r (at :'vtagnolia) U~· BPRd'o· ADAvallWA-T/SeptCMi.t. Balboe. NpB, Armo. -=====---------===::;;.........==-' $:?'.!.l mo. Richardson Rltv. ,j.15-0458. 847·7528 evts.
"J 873·7560. P -Ir Bl\Y 5140 Back Bey 5240 6'!'.!·3600. 6T.>l:ioo · TillPLEX Ctntrally loc • LARGE bachelor. Twin beda.
Huntlnfton Beach 3400 2880 La Salle Ave .. 546-703.1 SUPERB l It 2 BR. trplc, ------------------.
or :;48· 1168.
FOil LEASE Olt SALE -.-w-,-~-O~N-W_EST __ *_
Adult Community. 2 6 3 1-BR. UUJ pd! Htd Pool!
br. 1~ ba, new dl.x 1tudio Adults. Call 646-57'76.
home. rool, pvt car. !)m -=.:=--===::::---------
oommuni'1. No children
under U . ~1.25 • SUS.
536-0469, ~.
LOVELY 3 BR. 2-ba Town.
l>ouR, every appliance evtr1
refriprator. waalwr. drytt,
Carpeu, drapea, beautifut
prden court p'ft petlo.
Onl)' S14S mo. Dick Bera
Rlty 962-2421 .
Newport Beach 4200 ___ ............ __
* IRAND NEW*
IACHELOlt Apts $125
• l\imiabl!d . •w cptl
• Htd pool • ~ room
e Pvt paUos • maJd aarv.
e Waaher/dry faciUUta
e Encl. gar l atoraie
e Guest Parkins
e w. Npt 1 blk to ~an
210 Cedar. NB 642·1132
NEW Condomlnivm ho~.
4 BR 2i,, be. trplc. crpW
dl'1JI, all blt·in1, l>OQI, p.r-
dener. S175 mo lae.
213 FR 8-4873.
2 BDR. Co~ tum. w-w cpt.,
bit-Ina. larse sun deck com·
pl rum. 1 t, blks to ocee.n. * 4 BR, 2 ba, cpt, drps, 111 shopplna cenler l bu1 line.
screened petlo. Exceptional. All uUI pd. $15().Mo. on leas~
ly oice. Cor lot. $160. Wa 673•1091 after 4 p.m.
pd. 962-..017 or $31.J<l3a. ---------1S662 Trklenl. 1 BR. Mula onl)t. Ideal (or
teaicher. Yrly leue or win-
ter. ~. ii-tlo, carport. Nr.
btedl • Ba.y. 1132 w. Bal·
aar. bit I int, clalleU &RIO~ .
100' lo Bly, 1 BR SIOO wirr
Irr, $135 yrty , 2 BR $123
winl«'!'. $17!> yrly. 930 W.
Balboa. 613"6153.
NEW 2 Br. New furn, cpta,
drpa. b-ins. Winier or YTIY-
Avall alt L.Mor Day. 1310 w. Balboa Blvd. OR >-0270.
.; REASON ABLE!
New 2 BR, blt·ina. htd Pool!
Ocan 111811'! ~9529
BALBOA Ptnn. winter I Br
ap1, tum. utils pd, $70.
67:l-63.ll or ;,(3·3979.
a11boe lslend 4355
YEARLY Sl25, l bdrm dis·
poM.I, cpts. c•n&e. ntwly
painted. Nr. ll. 'Bay. 1
bl~ olt ~arinc Ave.
213-0R 7·10lS.
A1TRACTIVE l·Br Apt.
YEARLY ·LEASE
Call _..2316 1So. l.Agun111
NR Brnokhunt i ~
Hwy/ 3 BR. 2 l>a. dlab.
Wlhtr, drp1, opt•. 1225 mo.
548-3111 01" 842-29..'13 . bo9 Bl'fd. Apt A. lDEAL for PM'Siontr or rt'· -----LG rl~an. nice 2 BR. Pr
A ltora.re arta, nr town a
bdl. $85. 847·~
WINTER l't'ntal/ 4·Br. 2-Ba. lirtd. nr town A bcb. Lady
AC1'0!!a ~an w/ vltttJ only, ~. utJI pd. M'7.J833
L.ae Llvlna ' Oininar-rms. $00 Month. UTn. PAID. 1
Bar. Cpt'a Wahr • dryer. BLOCX F'ROM BEACH, 605
C.EAN 2 BR, 1~ ba, tallo. S23S • mo. S38·5204 Walnvt #10. 5.1Ht41 .
.l llr· S.180 yrlJ lea.c. ar Wil'iTER RENTAL!/ Clean -==========::::.-
Walltr. OR 3-Jll02. ~-Ir. a.nee. Nr-Ocean A ~In Furn. 4tOO
S.nta AM w.t., S62Q Bari •Ir S9S • lnO. ~ • WtNTER • BAJ.BOA ;..;;s.:.:; ... $&. $65 • ,.,
ONE t bdrm SUS 1'llr mo. ltu Ave vltY apt. ll't ltv-o,an, Pd. Ut1Ut1e.
Ont 1 bdrm. lde.J ft:lr work· Int rm. 2 bJrma. 2 ba1ba. l7Hl 981-1• Ew..
ln1 coupl•· $85. U 8-4207. winter "'1lal SlSO mo, OW11· ililit ALS
SMALL :i bedl'OOlll home. <No "· nH~ Apta. UnfumlshM
prqe.) l80 month. Call OCEAN·F'RONT2 BR. Nwly -----
-.fttr 5 pm. S4S-tm. rum. S1T& mo. 1111'-I W. General 5000
. ~LS Ocean fiont, OR 3·B'J. RENTALS WE COT! Aptt. '"rnlthett NEW 3-4 Br. 2 • Ba. Oupl~x. BAOt. apt tum. utll. Pd. f70 ~mo. Al the 8-acll! Cpt>,
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING
NOW -RENTING
2 & DEN 2 BATHS
C'R l P~DROOMS
$150 PER MONTH
____ A_d_u_lt_&_Fa_m_1 .... ty;......_A_r_ea_s __ _
e luilt-lns LOOK
• Dilhwmh•r Minutes Frc
• My c.m'll!~ICl'I • Irvine
• Private Pati University
& DraJ* • Ora C
• Sound Proof coa::: ocnt
• 2 Car GarGCJ
• 2 Swf mmfnt
Pools
• RKrHtion
Area
• Costa Mesa
HlcJlt
• ShoppinCJ
C•nter
• RKreatlon ___ ..._
DIRECTIONS: General 4000 811 ~ 1 Br. f\irn •..••.•••••• SllO
-----·-· -"'· l Br, 1~ ba .......... SU~ ftrom Nl'wpOrt llvd., take Fair Dr. Weat to ~.,,.
CX'.XAN h'c!rlt c«taret alttpa m WEEK. LoYely, larp....l. MATCllAM REALTY vltw .... d, thin left (IOvthl to furnl1htd modelL
2 to 8 925 E. Balboa Blvd· BR & ct.n, rarqoa, Block lo &46•-1831 PHONE 546-1210
Balhna Prnn. fl15-~2'111 brarh. 6(24583, t..~ Rocbum &'L C.ta M .. '~!!m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l~!!!mB!!!m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
U:-WUR."I. B11y V1t~ 1(1(·
l11t Liv rm. 2 Br, drn Al-'0
1 BR nrwly drc. Lrasr. rrl'
6i3· 1:-m.
--. -ON RAY·rRO:'\T-
' t·BEf>R:\I
Beachrs & Yacht O ub.
S~l9:1 • \I. k summer $..'>9C\.mo
w1ntrr ~lling pnc't' -
S:i7.:iOO. 1sr TD • Sl1.000.
-li7Nll26 or ~T:i-3300
1:'\o Brokrrsl
67:1$11 Busi ness Rent•I 6060
I 81lboe-11tand s3~5 1 OFFICE SPACE
OUP~EX.~;;,-;;;-;j, NEW MUTUAL BLOG.
Elt<', 1 br, I~ bn on Gran.I • free Ans & RcceptJon-
Canal. Little Is ()It. dp~. 18l Strv1c•
i:ar Ye11r Is.-. S'.!50 mo • Cl'IT"ret.!I A Orap,..
Adults. 67:>-719!1 lnclu11et1
• r 1tt Jllnltorinl Sen l('C
I HuntinQton Beach 5400 1 • L'Ul1t1es Pl'lld
• Free Tenant & Gu~t • Newly Decorated
~ '.! BR with i;a rai,;r ~i;;;
Oispos. "Iller pd. 2 •'hllcl1 i•r
G11Nlrnrr m11int :.'710 u .. J
11ware Av,..
537-{ll.~
Parkmi;.
LOOI< AT THIS
216 Sq. Ft .. Only $117 /Mo. •
OTH ER SIZES
AVAll..AIJl.~
;i-61·63 b;ast Coa_,t Hwy.
COKU ...... A o~;L ~lAR
l:&ll t>'i~-12110 or •fH·7~2~
SPARKLING • DELl Xi-: NEW NEW NEW S P~nta Aph furn 2 Bdrm. $12ii 000 IQ· ft. for re11111 slort or
Unf\Jrn 3 Bdrm from 112;; ot1kc SPiil'"·
Comer l::llis II Ot-law111 e SIW Pl:..R !\lONTll.
11 blk to storu & thot rr 1 211 62nd St., Npt Sch
' 847-04:>2 1>4~7735 Eves UR >lf.69
DON'T CO TO ENGL.AND Office Rentel 6070·
TO viart the Slont'hel'llt -----
there'• one In lluntlncton LEASE -6 rooms. Cpts &
Heh. 2 bdrm 2 bl\th 1.part· 1 dfll'. Can be dlv1drd Into .
nwnta. BWIHn d11hwuher-J sultH or lndMduai uffil.:.:s; ·
slove • Rec Room and pool. for sub-leue. Ample park-.
Visit 2320 Fiorida Ave. In~ avail. can Ml 6-1669
Hunt!nJtOCI Bch. or Call btwn 9 to 5 p.m.
536•mo. 1000 OR !ln}ft C()mb. Of· •
DELUXI 2 Ir., 2 ~ flee & Warthse. Ntw bldtt·
spilt level <1350 I<! ft I Sllll OrlVe·ln type W&rl'hae. 13\0
mo. Nr. JC:hool•. cnct l?&r. Lovan CM ~go.
bll·lns. cptt1, drpa. SPf'('tAI 12131 83S.366..1
IC"nS(' 10 actiool t,.11ctiel"!. • -:-wr-BL vn-r -RO_N_T_A_\.-. E
' 1401 Olive", llB ~ M~r. E Af'lpmx. 100)' ~Int Real E ... · .
Deluxe Privat_('__ 111((\ run,t. or C!tC" SI~ ::
'.! Bdrm :? hn , 11111 Bil in.~ f.l!;.~1.~ llf fi.l~.f~7
w w 1·pt, draJ>N, l:'llr, P\'t I OF"F'lCT, w llv1na qunrtl'l'f . •
p11110. Sl30 or Sl15 INlll'fl SI 15. Storr. Sl20. Rent or·
:>.li-41:.?tl 7'.'16--0469 ltu,.. Cllll owner ~n:io. •
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WITH ..
A
WANT ·AD!
FOR FAST SERVICE AND EXPERT HELP
DIAL DIRECT JUST SAY
• CHARGE IT!
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f.EAL ES
G4
Commerci. ----L~;ASE/2000
~ep -bldl
Suitable -
EnJ. Arch.
nealtor. o:
pm .
lndustri1I
SHO
A
FROM $1
1000·. 1~
Some ieaaee
Wa reh'ae ,
660 w. l
M-1 I
Idea.
m;, Loglll'l
800 sq.
paid, $85 i:
6
\\OllK 'P8•
i;q ft. [
~lrsa. s-150
LC:ASE ne111
5000 aq-tt.
C.M. tf\:
Baker) Sc
Lota
213.i.40 r
C·:! approi1
or trade fc
4 units, lru
Pr. 673-68:11
TWO 63hx
~ale or tra
ra ;\lake
1173-6851.
THREE
~r rverythi
r P $?7,5C
L,\Gt:NA vi
trrms -l
194·TI48, !
LOW dn
Build 28
SbC>pf· 5 p
A~ ACRE. t
canyon vi
Cd:\!. 675-:
118 lot 50
"ell. 3 blk
8-17-3957. -------AcrHg•
THEL
n;sn~ c
styte'3 BR
barn-type
:\lassive s
~pnnklera.
A gem al j
CATALOG
~11ns. 642-
SPECULJ
'1 11cres Ir
lirach, pol
m.ooo ~r
<Jll.ner will
R. D. SI
172~
;,-AC. Util.
:->r Bermu
Mo pay.
Costa Mes.
Exc~1ng~
llAVE: SIT
\\'ant: 2-4
HAVE: 4
.\'ANT : Va
TD's
Ro7
I "49 w estc
$26,000 EQ
ba. Do'
Vi'!W Hon
Prine. on
642-1298
:!4 UNIT I
motel. Tr
F .P. $135?
BUSI NE~
Fl NANCI
Bua. OPJ: * P/.
individual
sonality,
ity. who L
SlttVtl .\"
ne111 sho
over Sl ,00
consta nt J
profit.a.
arty sele
$250 wk.
part of bl
which ahc
lndMduaJ
yr. Even
expla ined
Interview.
t.EAL ESTATE
Gener i i
BUSINESS ancs
FINANCIAL
SERVICE DIRECTORY
lutsd.iy, August 31. 1%5 DAil Y PILO l 1NfW1·Pms 2 J
SERVICE DIRECTORY JOBS &: IM,LOYMINT JOBS & EM,LOYM!NT JOBS & EMPLOYMENl MtKC.HANUISk t-OR hfERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE
Commerclal 6085 Carpentering _6590 P1perh1ngln9
------Bua. Opportunities 6300 P1intln9 6850
Help Wanted, Men noo Jobe Men, Wom. 7500 Jobs-Men, Wom. noo
Furniture 1000 Furniture IOOO
LEASE/2000 aq It Coasl Hwy -~~----·-REMODEU PAl'NTING -------
Sep • bldg., w • Pw-klni:. SLIDING Glass doors Pool· ELECTRONICS THE NEW JOLLY ROGERS
RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL
LOUNGE
PUBLIC NOTICE
Suitable -Clrncal, Ins. fences! Hammond BL<1c.
1-.n.;. Arch. or other. Grimes Service/ 839-100.
PAINTING
TKHNIOAN ANO DRYWALL
All Model Home Furniture Groups
llt>al tor. OR mtr alter 6 • HANDYMAN. t'verythin~ ui I
pm. home. SlnaU Joos al.IO ~
Choice Bulineasea 6-12·1~.
C:u~torn "" R"11ldent1al 1
~ Comm"rcial We need an lntelhgent young
Now offered to public for fraction of original
cost. Mdse. has never been used, displayed
only. $10 delivers w sm mo pymts to reliable
parties.
lnduatri1I Rental 6090 ICE CREAM F'RANCHJSE CARPENTRY and Conc~te
-bright, clean, busy lit~le All phases, no juh too am.
shuµ. Fuo t.o run! Come ~e &42-4433 arter :; PM
L.lc. Contractor n1an with a .oUd toundadon
BOWING INC. in t>ulc ~te<:tronic theory
~ for a challerllin& )ob In tbf
3-4·5 Room• 4 Rooms
Modern Early American SHOPS FOR
RENT it today. FtNISH CARPENTRY-PainunJ? • 11\e Best • NEW CAR DEALERSHIP I Cabiriet1/ Bllnl/ Minor Very reR s.. • 20 yr!.-t'XP
el~lc1 e o m p o ncnts
fleld. A knowledge of tran-
Slbtor cirt'Uilry ig required. 2300 HARBOR BLV D . COSTA MESA
From $269 $577
We are the largest group outfit store in the
county. You can buy l pc. or a hseful. Cour·
teous friendly service at a price to fit your
pocketbook. Open eves & Sun. See the thou-
sands of model pea at
FROM $7S A MONTH
1000'. lWO'. 2VOO'. 41JUO'
:scim• leuea low u 6c aq. rt.
Ware.h'H VUJar• 648-3377
660 W. 17lb St., U.M.
-g re a t opportunity for Ml !191 962 67 ground floor investment & AlleratiOOJ. 646·9S83. 6-4 ·l (J
goon growth pot.entia!. Yo"' CARPETING 1ayin~ by rx· Recent t'lectTonka indUBtry
won't behrvr the price! perts. 15 yrs eJCl>, 90c yd S. __ w_l"f..;s... _____ ,_960_ upertMCe dealrsble. Should
Now taking applications !or:
e BARTENDEM e Cocktail Waitresses GENERAL HARDWARE guar. compl. t-st 839·4409 tte have completed military ob• Rl::Wk.AVL'lt;, l'IJ;IU'C e HOSTESSES
e WA ITRESSF.S
Santa Ana Fum.
M-1 BUlu5iNG--
ldeal location
-i:ood neighborhood loca. ke ligation.
lion. fully ~tocked, well l'I· Cement, Concrete 6600 Apply in person to
bums, trar. rrwoven ti e FRY COOKS
e BUS BOYS
426 W. 4th St. 547-0789 Santa Ana nrw, rlothmir, upholstrry.
1145 Log11.t1, Ave. C Mesa
ll(Xl sq. ft. All u111.
paid, $85 (J"r m•mth.
673·5750
tablishrd. Buy it niiht . W. u. LILLY. Llr l'l!!ment HUGHES r11:ht now'
C;ill n11r ln\'f'qtnu•nl OUice. contractor. All types. Quality 8S concrete.
5'"-8381.
T11l-.vi~lon, Reoitir 69 apply in person 8 a.m.·5 p.m.
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT NEVER used 5 pc dinette
---------te' . 48" r o u n d walnu\
Agencie1, M. W 7600 gr11ined top; • upholltl!l'ed
642-4100 •'tee etitimatea. ~-5065
\\ OHK spare & oeflt·e 24CJO --DEER. TAVERN--PATIOS -350 1q. rt. s9CJ-:5o.
!iq IL Downtown Costa Nr·w. Be.au. Corner • loc! Satisfaction Guaranteed. ~1Psa. $150 mo. 646-l~. Park'g._ "TIU: WOJlKS" Call NOW ... ~-9624
L"'ASE new lrid"•trial-Bldg. L1t'ensed/ Ready to go! Ran "' "" oul of n. Finish & san SS$. ""' ALL TYPES ,,,,. :iooo aq·tl. 1340 Logan Ave. 546-9?..34. Patioe·Dr!vewa.ya etc.
c.~. tNr . Harbor & I -. --------No job too small! 545·2943
B11kn ) 8c sq • rt. 7>46-09'.ll!. At TO body shop for tale, CEMENT .,..... ft L BLOCK-le11se or tra~. Goud op· """' '"'
Lota 6100 portuntly. Downtown Santa work * ALL TYPES *
----Ana location. Ample park· Ml 6--4STl
2134--40 Newport Blvd. Ing, KJ 3-8264 Aft 6 pm,
C·~ approx ~.000 sq ft. S1·1l Kl 1-3638.
or traJe for d ear house, l· IL _A_UN_D_R_Y_Co_in_Frii-. -idaire
4 Unlls, trust deeds. l:Jy own. O~n llOOfl/ Victoria & Pia-
Pr 673-~jl, 1 •·rnt1a C ~f Call Collect
li\'0 63hx1J5 ea. C.M. for "Moittr" 1213) m .34n.
~.1Je or trade. Zonrd 3 uni t!
1•;c ~take oUrr ~nrr. Investment Oppor~
1113·6851.
THREE jj)'-R-:!wrs
:0-r f"Vl'r}'tl\lng, Hunt . &-ach,
r P m .500. sH-011s
LAGL'.~A VJew lou $6-SlO.ooo.
tt•rms • unuaual harcain.
1~·7748. ;,.tf>.2384 Mr. K.
9', on f M V 6 13'7• on
eQu1ty down rey.otc1t. Guar.
11nteed egain!l m1Jna1t'ment
fee by Ion~ lime Inc-ally
s u c c e a t r u I Mana~
ment Company.
642-~
Child Care,
LlcenMd '610
Cfll.LD VilE ada muat
oon\&I• the ~ ll1llllber
ot the lldverUler. f'or hlr.
thu bltonnadotl contact
tbe t.:ldl4 Wellan Dept. Ill ...... _ .. , .... ,,
REAS Ratea, excellent care.
Hot lunrbea. Harbor-B&ker.
l.lc #5090· 5*-1539.
REAS Rates, excellent care.
Hot lunchu. Harbor • Bak·
er. Uc #5000. 5411-1539.
W W dn 1 ~ ac, $49,000.
Build 28 uniu. Walk to
shopt. S Poin'-' HB 847-3957
PSYCHIATRIC HOSP. 43-beds/Santa Ana. Limited _c_ont_r_•_cf9" _____ 66_20
Psych1atrid Participatioo.
.. Rov1n" Kl S.81&4 ~. ACRE. fee aunpJe. Ocean,
can}on view. 40'1 DeSola,
Cd-'f· 67N763 t.tt 1. Mo~•y_to_~•~63_'!!
llR lot 50xtl7~ w 1l 11'0d.
"ell. 3 blks to ocean S9900
s.\7-3957.
~C~!aV-_____ 6_200
THE LANDMAN
I USTl (:ll CUSTOM. Pt\lv.
'lYI'' J BR It den. 2 awry
b&m·t,ype gar 36' ptJOJ
~l&s&ve stone flrepl. Auto.
i.pnnklera. Ctrcular drive.
A gem at JUll ~2.;..oo. f Rl::E
CATALOG o! L.ind l>itr·
~a ins. 642-Sll l
SPECULATOR
INVESTOR
' :, l\rres ln H u n t I n ~ton
U1•ac·h. poUnhal R.1 oon111g.
$74.000 pt'r acre JO'i~ down
,,,, ner will carry balMct.
R. D. Slates Realty
17252 6+-at'h Blvd.
847-3!119
j-AC. l ltil. WMhington St
:-<r ~rmuda Dunes. Low tif'
Mo Pll..Y· Owner, Box 94,
Costa Mesa.
Exch1n9!!!_ R. -~·~6!~
111\VE· Small TD
\\'ant· 2·4 Units. Mr Stt.'ele
HAVE: .. bdrm, 2 ba
J.'ANT: Vacant land. Unit..
TD 's
Ro7 J . Ward o..
11;49 W('!JtClift Dr. 646·0028
$26,000 EQUITY • • BR 3
ba. Dover ShorPs Bay
Vi"!w Home. For smaJlel'!!
Prine. only 2106 San tiago.
642-1298
24 UNIT La Cienega Blvd
motel. Trade Newport
F .P. UJ5M. (n3) 870-67'29.
REFINANCE
BUY • BUILD
8111cle P'amt11 l'roirnro
FHA a6 Yt'-to h0.000
VA 30 yrs. 100~ to '30.000
Convention1I Ina. Lo.nt
61.I, ,., -26-l:IO yn up t.o
'46 ooo. TotaJ Loan P'ee 1111
.. e7, so yn to uoo.t>oo
llO'/o oC S.P e '4 tnL 110 yra.
S1vin99 •nd Loan
SATIUR
MORTGAGE
336 East 17th Street
Coeta M ..
Ml 2-~171 or IU 11-oeu
I~ Y ean !Mn expe1181\Q9 tn
Bllrbor Ania
REt'RE.lUCN'l'lNO
We~tero Mnrt.,.a ... Corp.
Calif. t.o.n Corre&
Metropolllan Ute 1na. Co.
&lid ot.ber
Major 8avir~1 6 Lo&JI
Tracts · Comm.· Apta.
W ANS/We loan trom UOOO
tb $!0,000 00 Boai.. Trlr9.
t\ut111 ft Home Improve·
ment .;. Southern Callfc>mia
Thrill & Loan. MT &aMS.
Mortg•ges, T.D.'1 6345
$15,000 lit TD ot 8% inter;
only noo paid monthly.
Property 11 worth $25.000
plus and hu some income.
No hrokera • no pymll or
feu.
541.0191
ANNOUNCIMENTS
1nd NOTICES ----
Found (FrM Adt) 6400
E. c. Franlctn Contractor
REMODELING your homr
or alor!? We can start im-
mcd. 646-5138 tor eatlmatr.
Gardenint 6680
HAULING/ Gen'l y 1 r d
du n-up. Trees ahnibs A
bushel • 1haped, reshaped
ot removed. Ivy remoul
& Dower bed Wftdinc.
642-4253.
HERRING'S 642--4028
Complett' ~nlnl 1erv
Expert cleM · )IP. ~Jar
maint. REASONABLE!
LAWN A landscape mllll·
tenance. By the mo. Lie
t:ardener 546-4529.
EXPERT Lawn Service
REAS! * WKLY.
frre Eat. • 54~58
EXP. J apane9e Gardener.
Clean up.. Comple&e M.alnt-
546-1894
EXPERlENCE J1.pant>st
Gardener. Clean·up .l com·
plete maintenance. 962~31
YARD Malnt. cleanup, haul·
ing. Fut, neat worit. 12
yeara exp. 642-«U.
TRIM • RITE LAWN SERV.
Mo maint&.ln or clt"anup.
Rototill • l..ndlcp. 642-5955.
JAPANESE • American
gardener, expenenced.
Phone 646~226
CORRAl..S aardfl'lin& &
La.ndlc.aplng Sttvice, free
plant w-each Job. 962-4764
LANDSCAPING • Clean upa
New 11.wna • R.ototillin&·
646·5843
6612
LETI'ERING &
SIGN PAJNTING
MB·'ln after 5 p.m.
Haullnp 6730
BUSINESS and
FINANCIAL
MALE pup approx. 3 mo. old
mostly Labrador A mottly
black. ro1ind In Corona del
Mar. 673-7483 MOVING anywhel"t' It haul-
i~. Garaiea cletllled for -----
Bua. OpportunltlH .. ~oo . FOIJND Aug. ~ medium u.able d.ltcard1. 642-2847
sw• tan female doi . Hu SJl-6882. * PARTNER * f ort Oodite dos lai· Call 646-j253. LIGHT OR HEAVY
SET ot 5 keys vir 17th I< HAUUN~ a..EA.NUP
S9500 CASH
ACTIVE
Oranae. c. M. Identify at ~======== office of El Lldo Trailer Ct,
1640 NeW]>Ort Blvd., C.M.
individual w/conienlal Pl!r· FOUND • 1 pr. boy's ahoea
sonalily, management 11bil and towel vicinity Newport
ity, who 11 wilttna to roll up Bt ach aJ?a. Pho. 545·1086
sleeves A: work ht1n:t. Busi· and idenfjfy.
nest1 should eall i.!y gross COLLIE. Male. 11pprox 2 •
over n ,000.000 lat year. w' yrs. old. L~e tan & wh1tt
constant increases & rel)f'al Vic: Meaa def Mar.
protlt.t. 549-242•.
P1111y selected will receive BLACK female puppy wlth
$250 wk. beginning draw + white llreak down neck A
part of buaineu and profits. on paws. 64&-'7536.
which ahould eully grou CAR kt11 tn )eatfler c .. e
indMdual SJ0-$40.000 11rst with a pe'll knife. V1clnlty
yr. Every ft1cet of buslnea trv1ne Ir 23rd. M&-m9.
explained at lint personal YOUNG male alamae 1eal-
intervlew. f'o:r appt. phone point. S48--0'Jl9,
now, as time la of the ca· =========
aence. (n4) 633-3883. 10 a.m. Lott 6401
• 6 p.m. Mon • frt. Evf• ---------
Appl& OK. BEIGE wtltt-e toP male
poodle, no collar. blue rib-
HouaeclMnlnt 6735
WINDOW l W11U Waahlna nr. waxln&/ Guuanleed~
MlTCHELL'S 531~71.
Ironing 6755
IRONING $1.00 HR.
266 Santo Tomu C.M.
1He·l060 Befo~ 3 pm.
IRON"ING IN MY HOME
S1 br. Hengen, pleue.
846-5191
SUMMER Special: new
laWN lOc IQ tt. lahor le
material. Spklrl \nit. ST per
httid, labor 6 mat. Incl
1.1\auna Rills Nul'fff'Y.
SS'l·.2'5. Aft 5 p.m. 838-.'!090
Free flt. LEASl:! no phone Inf. •a
we are awamped with re1. bon. at top ol .an. .========:;:::::
buaiMll calla. 14l.194J. N'l·!>W
COFFEi SHOP .,.,........ ~
FOOD TO GO New Health Clwb
R!:LAXINO • M~AGE •
SAUNA • STEAM BATH •
by a.th • 8uale. l!Z E.
18th olt Newl*'t It. CM.
Hr1 10 • I p.m. "2-6000.
Now opml on 8und~
i\UX>HOati A • 0 • 1 .
moat Harbar .,.._ ,._.
67Wm. ,. Houri.
AnnevMNMtttl '410
'•perhantlnt
,alntl"'
INTERIOR A exterior paint·
Ina CS. ...... pr wk
mll\lhlp, no Job too
amal1.~
INTERJO_R ___ !_X ..... T_t_R_I_O R
Reuonab" JO ,..... txp
JM ut. 648~
tNTER.IOR * EXTERIORS
R•10D1bl1 • I yn tllf"
Cuertnty -"2ASSB
INTEJUOlV txtEiUOR r AST I <l.EAN • SERVICE r.... · r... * &0-nu
I.NTDltOR/ EXTERIOR
lmmt!d. IC'rvl<'e, mltlClr .)obi
weloome. 1™ ••t. ~·1$17
.......... MltrVtf'~ II
wwa. l'M IJAll.Y t'UAU
u ...anf'41 ~·u.... "•"~
"'ttM.J, tame fl e11otL &..!Mtli
•Wiii
RADIO & TV REPAIR
~ CALL· 646-9742 500 Superior Avt
Newport Beach, Calif.
An Equal ()ppaminlty
~r
ScheetHMtrvctlen 7550 Schooa..tnatruction 7550 COYLE but:ket aeats, blue· naU&·
Coat $250, w\11 lak~ $150.
673-0421 YOtll\ ZENITH DEALE
l'lnN!ff Sew'1 • mM!h/V
2428 ~ev. port Blvd./C.M
Upholstery ~monl Sc~o~
"'°I * HRlO * Employment Agencies
(11 SANTA A.""A
30'7 N B!'Oadway
( 7141 547-:'.<Yl'.!
GOING E.u1 wiU aacrit!ce 5·
rms furn. Surfboard " rack.
;,4.'l·28.12.
SOFAB ED. like new, beip
n11ugahy~. with foam c:uah-
iona. f75. 6-12-4..?28 after ~ THIS WK 'S SPEC'tAL!
(~t COSTA MESA
1860 Ill ewport Fr•nch • English Day School S2S Do you have a desln fw 1 Any ch8.U' • $15/ Olvan-
5634 part time incomt of $1.50 to + Fabric. 642-
N f $750 per month, or full time
JOBS & EMPLOYME income of $1,000 to S3,000
000 month or mctt'! Would you Job Wanted, Men 7
Fall term opens Sepl 13th
Kindergarten, Gradea 1 thru 8
Swimmin& md Transportation.
ITI4 l 646-8981
NAPA Sates ......... t.o ~000
Work/comp examiner-. to :!(l()
Line mech ..... :i0/50 lo '150
Engine mech. • • 50/50 to 750
Foreign cu meeh.
8' SOFA At chair/ white Bl'O'
rade w/ altp • coven +
Coffee & end tablet $81).
98l•Z196.
-~---· -RELIABLE yount man a
_ I Ilk• to win &ll upenae pa.Id
g~ vacationa IUCh u, to the llGISTIR NOW ttoUSEFUL Early • Anwr.
furn. Dlahea/ EYerythlni
goes! 67Hi708 aft 6. 26 tj';Otn& to night S<'
Mon-Thurs\ wan~ per1 ti
................ 5()150 to 700
Ole~l mech ............ 'l51 646-1170 hoot Sooth Seu , Bahamas.. Ha·
me wail, Ve1u or tht World'• 2'1 Mentevlata, CM
Jill. own traru. Call T om 1J~ have a TRUE de.lire ~-~-~-~-~-;;-;-~;;;-~~-~-~~~-~~-~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~-
GE tor the abovt and are will· Ateftclet. WtlfMft 7300 Help Wanted,
fi73-STI3.
ORANG~ COAST COLLE re· Ina to 1pe.nd 2 boun al your ~ Yevr Lecel A,.n-Women 7400
Servl <'e wr1lrr .. t'tlmm to f\j() Household Good• I020
Caimi adjust or •. car + fi10
U/ wnter .... ~ ...... 10 6lX'
Asst bod,v shop lo~
ORIENTAL RUGS
2 - 9' x 12' Saroulu·
sludenta want ac!diuoa I<
modeling job&, Fr~ e
man ............... to 1iOO
Pham sales ... , ..... ra.r+ •tl· hme and come lo a meet· ~ -, ---·· ·-·---
in&, we will ahow how YOU ~ for ron&roller. Fee
l -4' )( 7'. 673-1423.
mates. 642-33411 Ir 646-• 2S27. ra.o join our enr upudinc reunbursed ........... $4.25
group, and rain • mie Ila-Secy peraonnel, etc .•• 450 up
Job W1nted, Lady 70 20 tW"t' ot finandal indeptnd-Secy, £nitnftrlnc ...... 315
Recept·typiat .•••••• ~JSO WORKlNG mother loo
for a home whe~ ~
king
child
t·an ~cetve te~. lov1 ng Make )'OUJ' ruervat1on NOW
ue to attend ont of our m-. c..re, Mon·F'rl1 If.,, ple
caU 962-5490. lnp.
EXPERJ.EN CED dent
Secy, S/Hnd 80 ...... No fc1
Steno SIH 80 ........ N'o F~
1'>11!1t. type 50 • • .. • .. .. . 33li
Key Punch, IWUI& •• 2.20 hr.
Secy, conatroction . . . • • . 350
R,ecept. type 80 • • . • • • • .. !75
• BABYSliTER " e COMPANION
LIVE lN AT;
BALBOA BAY 'CLUB
Perm • po1ition/ Age • sal-
ary open. 5 • da.y1 week.
Mat ~-Ute h.ekeep-
lnl· M1ny rrini:e 8e!'tfita.
CALL MRS. STEVENS
U M2ll, Ext • 219
.....•..... rxpenae1 + 57:> Ger age Sil•
Auto glass man ...... l.o 503 -----
Tranamtaalon mech ...•• Ml GAR.AGE SI.le: office desk. """' file cab. pwr mower, e1ec J r. indust engr ...... to ~ drill, mi.le ltema, 7STl Al·
Truck mech ·" · "· "' • · • ham bra. Hunt Sch. Food sales .............. .
· ••..... car + cllmm ,i. 500 FURN ITURE, diMel, ~
tndust chem salea \ng, odd.s n· mdt lllSCl
.............. comm + 500 Kettler Ln. HB. MT.a>
Jr. Aretnt • . . . . .. . . . . lo 500 -asi;lstant available for
1. I Phone Mr. Petka
mo ln4l 633 • 3IS3
ll'!Vlt'W Sept } thru Se pt. 10 a.m. • 6 p.m. Mon-}'rf . • •
PLEASE? NO PHONE LN·
PBX. FO u we are 1Wamped.
Secy'l Tnlnec .......... 2SO --------New car srt ready ..... fr,() AppllancOI 1100
6. LI 8·R016 refrrem·rs. ----IBM ex~ lyp1st, l'l'Ct!'Pt
g~n office, will Lraln
Or's otflct. 646·2190.
fX>r NO SEUJNG • • reqWred
some cuh or credit required
10 start. LIVE in housekeeper. co
pan1on or pvt aec. (have
m-
l
90, child\, tull char~. 646-21
HOUSEKEEPER. day wo rlc.
le. Newport Beach or Lldo u
546~.
HOUSEWORK, up. $2
hour, ateady. 646-6495.
frum 5 lo 8 P.M.
an
Call
CLEANING. Ooor • 1tr1pp·
wmrlowa. 531-«i67.
BABY SITTING anytime.
&1'.!4607
l WOMEN will clean ho
completely, $18. 541..MOO
BABYSITTER & COIW~
CARRIER BOYS
DAILY PILOT
Balboa bland Dlavtct
C&.11 Mr. Seay
642..U21
a" IUS IOYS
Oa.ya
apply
between 9 a.m. · 11 a.m.
end 3 p.m .• 5 p.m.
REUBEN E. LEE
151 COAST HJWAY
NEWPORT BEACH ~nt CB~. LT 1!·5905
IRONING my home. 7Sc
646·943J,
br., REPRESENTA'i1VE.S WANTED
m ONING. ba.skt't ol ZS.
Brlnl hanger-a. 642-0S2•·
BABYS!TI'ING ages 2 to
642-<Yl58.
$3. tor financial ales. F'l'ff
tralnln1 rtvea whUt )'OU n.-
t.3in prfsent position. Any
'· age. For Appt. Kl 7-t614,
67!>-~.
35 DOMESTIC HELP 70 • MACHtNlfi --UVE INS
Employer ~· tee• Geonte Byland Ajiency
106·8 E. 16th S.A. 547
Job Shop txper. on Medium
to 11• Lath8. Afply: Edler
lndultri•1 Inc.. 2101 OoY't
-0395 St/N.B. tadJ·to Orup "1
Airport) -------200 Help W1nted, Men ! .
BAKERS
SHOE SAI.pMAN
Experience n«essary.
Permanent. n.oR.SKEIM
F AM1LY SHOE STORE.
I..arwin Square, 1'Jatin.
Full T ime Journey men M4·3'734
Union Scale Newport A
Muat be bondable. u rea I MAGNETIC TAPE M1'K.
nlon Needa eXJle~ Plant
benefits lnclude: Vacatlo r.s. , J>.raonnel.
Hospital, Dental, It. Paye hi· TAPEM~ INC.
ob-1701 S. State Collete BlYd. atrlc care. Applications
ta\ped at Calif. State Dept. ANAHEIM
of Emplayment. 1212 So. • Elt\."tronlc 1'9chnldan
Brtltol, SA. f'or wirtnc A UMmbly,
Mf familiar with Cldlf A
KU Printed circuit method. SAFEWAY STO
INC.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
IXICUTIVE SALi s
SEND ruume TMI P, o.
Box 20C>5. N.B.
MILLMAN, Auembly-man,
Spra.y-Palnter A Gen'I Hell>'
rrs. Von Arndt Co.,
660 w. 111h s1.
Bld~-12 e
Of.
842-3520 Sl!:LUNG TO:
TO,. IUSINHSMI N OLDER peraon '°1' part time
Becau.e ot. r.pld uowth
Q11r Nal'I Sale1 Promoti
of work. 0en·1 cleanup a m•k•
on. deliveries. Don Morrison/
an Pa.Im ?ms. 847 • W. 16lh
re· St. Nwpt.Beach. wr n<'t'd Clos1m1 who c
,,,,,.k quickly into Mana
nll'nt.
• MGEMNT TRAINL~ G EXP!:R/ Ser-St1 Attendant,
JW, Salary + Comm.
Chance !or •dvaneement.
2201 E. Cout Hwy/ OttM/
OR 3-3320.
• SECURlTY
•NEW CAR
•BONUS
$720 MO · U,.
Draw a.1ialn1t COMM
thoae who work themael
for APPRENTICE kll·maku.
Experience dnlrab&t. Bax·
vet ter It CICf'ro Inc., Sailmak-up. No aae reatrictlona. C all ,,... ~
Mr. Geofie 635·3910. M ON --:E;:;;x~·p::-:E==R=-=1=EN:-:'.c=1:==0=-==sE=R~V"""I-CE-THRU FRI.
Blueprint Control Statlon Attendant
Oi'Zl, married. Mobtl St.atltln
7799 Hartor Bl/ Mems, CM
viii Ml\n with eicperien<'f or 1
trllin. Runnlna !Jlu•.pr PlttA O:iolca/ No·~ ntt.
•nt Full w Part . time. Pina ea. Palace, hHG4. Machine It. related dull
tf, s. or l'l}UIVWlt'nt P'du
Call 1173-0868 Mr. Linden
SUPERIOR AGDICY
1.iJW • LOW FEE
SHO,. JOIS
ELECTRONIC
Emplorer l\epaya Fee
le "F'lrst" raiH Aboul 1 mo.
CABLE TWTSTER.. $261 1no
BOARDS' TOUCHUP; dip
IOlderlna, clnnup 6 ltutf·
tni a1 boardl ...... m1 mo
NONE JlEPAID rEE
PRESSER: Exper. hand
51.eam iron: manw.1prt1·
wur, plece work
.. ......... $2.50 to 3 hr up
SUPER.LOR AGENCY N"B
SUDDEN SERVICE: 613-0688
Help W1m.d,
WMMft 7400 ----he Reimbursed
~ aecy to controlleT,
beauttll11 ottlcea, top 1kills
l'l.'qUlred. type eo. &H 120
. • .. • .. . • . • • . • • 1tar·tin1 MZS
fast advancemtnt. (Beach
ar.a>. Newport Ptnomel
~. &C2·31'TO 642·31'73
TELETYPE • 'IWX Opr.
lMurance Oetk -Hadley
Rnerndona-Oerlt
Western Girt, In~.
7700 Harbor Blvd. C.M.
CHRISTMAS SALES
STAltT HOWi
Oexiblt houra
near your hom~
free tralnln&
AVON PRODUCTS
530-~
HSEKPR/ RHp mature
woman w/ own car. Care
for portion ol bom,.. Cook
& 1trve dinner. Pick up
child at Sehl. Other help
In home Hrs·Mon thrU Fri
12: JO • a: JO pm. m-3672
aftt'r '1 pm.
SAWLADY
Ready to wear
Costa Meaa
Box M244, DAlL Y PlLOT .
Brakr & tront end ---+ 25 WASHER. ~r combo, 1 .............. comm 4 yr old • SlOO. ~ trea-
Sc.>rvlt'e 1t11tlon nl"<'.h er chest. 1A cu tl • $100.
.............. comm ~ 375 1.J ~.
Machm1s15 •...••.• , S3 00 hr O'KEE_r_E_·_MDUUT1' ____ 39_"
~ain~na.nce marh ..•.• 2 77
StO('k room Attendant .. 2."4 GAS RANGE • $!5. Older
Toroidal wtndtl' ........ 2 ill Deluxe Model. 873-4271.
Ru~r molder •• . • • . .. 7.50 GE RetJ1a. Larp liie. &QOC1
G<.'n'I maint ............ 2.:!5 runntng condition $415.
Plloto rnlaq.:er .•• , ..... : 'l'1 Ll 8·2800.
Assembkrs ........... Sl.87
* * * "vted tech . . . . . comm -COO
GAS 4 • burner Tllppan
range. top-1rf'lll $40. Ncqw
refrlg -r.25. 646-'1'953.
PayroU A.IP ...... , .. to 540 A_nt_lquea 11 lC
Bkkpr ................ to '"'XI ----
X-Ray ttrh ....•..... to 4;,o * Al.MA'! ANTIQUD
i\dverli~1n1; gal rri .. 400 up 8".J W 16th St., Npt. Bcb
Dental Rcccpt/asst .. to t<x.:, Just W. of Placentl& Av..
Teachl'r · · · · · ...... ·· · • · ~()') SPANlc;ll a1:Yle front door
Key Punch .....•...•• lo :..1:; w/ h1.vre, XI.NT CGl!d, HOSTESSES Dr'a front olr ......... to :'50 3· x 81 '. OR 3-n.f,
ctl Gen'l oft alt'no •....... ~ =-:.........;=======:::::::;
Altra ve yoona A~I cttr ............... liO Sewlnq M.chlnff 1120
D wo~~ h Poodle groomer <"Omm to J.r,() ay or 1•tg t H--' 1 "'"" apply in pera;on I c"'~ICll l!~SI t ......... to :;;:;: a EU BEN E. LEE I amera sa es •. • ........ ~
151 &.CO< Hwy., NB in~i7ie~~.:::::::::.~ ~
PBX oper . . . . • • .. .. • .. . 300
Gen'! ofr trnre ...... 275 up Yount l.Atdy
Escrow Lrntt ........... 150
Med secy ............. to 2SO
SINGER Slant Needle, Zic·
Z8.i & B·H attach ••• lltke
O('W l • , ..... ,. .... •• $79 ;,()
Y.ltlte Zir-Z11 • . • . • • • • 18.50
Hoover Uprl&ht Vac • (Re-
buUtl ........•....• 31~
Smee~ Sew·i Macl't/ Va.c.
'1•2' Nwpt/CM/646-910 ~ritnced in s-neral of·
ti~ work. Olctallon and
U11at Bkkpr, 111B.ry ope.a.
29e1 Randolph St. C.M.
Nurae1 Aidt •..•.•.•. to 225 Mualcal lmt.
Toroidal winder ...... to ~.5C 1125
Internal aolde.rlna •....• l ,j() •••••••••
equal opportunity emploYet JMMED· OPENINGS Lln~rle aaJes • • • • • • • • • I .j()
Gould Music Co. HOUSEKEEPER 1or 1ridc>w· Electronic Tealer& tor Night·
er w/ 4 dllklrt'n, Iii" 8 to Shift/ C.U 548·1398 Murchl·
U Uve tn. ~ary dependent aon Ma.rltetlna 811 W. 17th/
upon qua.Utlc.LtoN. Ret.. Unit · 11 c.M.
MEMBER C E.A.A.
RUTH RYAN AGENCY
req. Location Emerald Ba.y _W_O_M_AN--for--~-n--o-=ffl-ce Looking ror a Job~
Come in today lor
P'rwoMth1t'd &en'i~.
NEW Ir USED
PIANOS Lacuna Beach. ph *4·8994. work, typing 6 add machlnt Ir ORGANS WTD! 10 ma~ women • a ma. W. T. Grant Co. S
P1u.nnt oUICI wCll'k. Ex· Point& Shoppinc Center.
per for tele-.ollcltlnf. HrJy. H.B.
wa.pa. "Mr. Gtdlk" btwn
1793 Npt., C.M. 646-4854
179ll Beach Blvd. 847-9617
Home of Knabe Fisher
Story & Cltr~ Pl.not &
Conn Org~nt..
&-12. 6*-'mt
WAITRF.SS
Set • UJl, cuhlar. lS-l\ yn..
J>.rmanent 6 de.y, no •Yft
or Sund~· m.o!O.
WOMEN do you want a bual·
neaa ot your own, no Invest·
mt!nt, tabuloua Income! Tht
BetUn. ScyU.t. 839-lOA.
LICENSED Beauty ()pentr>r
to Shampoo, uslsl At do Col·
oring in NtwPort Beach Sa·
Ion. &42·1084
TOY & GffT Partlea
Need $100 wk!T See UA! !
No delivery • No collrrt!
Gifts 'N Gad1e1s 541-4383
LIGAL SIClllTARY
Exptr. nee. New modern
offices. Slllary open. Call
MT.mt. for appointment.
!:XPERlENCED d • n t s I
aui1tant. Type eo wpm.
Write box M·240. D&ily
Pi~.
BEAUTtClAN, guaranttt ..l.
commbalon. 1836 N'!wport
Blvd. CM
BABYStTJ'ER. Uv• In. C.u.
for 1 child rventna.. Cnl·
lep atrl prt.fw'rtd. ~l97•
HSEKPR • BABYSi'TfER
GTRL 18 to ~. live In, ~nt
f.rtt plua aelary. ~~ for
Ollld. 4ClS • 3l'd St. HB. in·
quire before 4 p.m.
100 W. 17th s A. 5'17~81
DOMESTIC HELP
Me1dc1n Employment
Agency
308~ N, M11in SI .
541-0422
Rent/Option to luv
1801 Newport Of. 646-lS71
--------SECRETARY, typist, bk·
l;eeper. for 1mall oU/ full
time. Do not call. 9'29 Baker.
C. M. Parametrics. Ml:RCHANUIU FOR C. J GOULD baby 1plnet 1
SALE AND TRAn E yr old, show room cond, MEDICAL receptionist, sec-
retary. Belwee a~ 30-40.
1 atrl ottlce. Hunt Bch.
536-7417.
'urnlture
SNO value. aecrl.tlc:e $375.
8000 546-0SO'l. 3100 JetferaOC'I, CM.
---------STEINWAY GRAND B
\\TD! Rel. Baby4it1er s -* FURNITURE * J:rained ma,'l<>g. $1875. Pvt
da}'I wk.' 1 • 1 pm-Ute Srn•ll Store Btr Valun party 67J-o15:?.
h&ekp'g. 1117-1~ alt 1 pm. APT. OWNER SPECIAL J<IMBAU.. 91>lnet. Xlnt eond.
WANTED: Livf' In hskpr, 7 'I pc t,Jv nn Ht new 17111111 $~95 neow. u c $1100 or beat
Br houSI'. app In per1on I 6 pc BR et • new $611.110 offer !ltiZ-.~1'lO
6.'11 B w. Wi1100 C.M. 11 pc dlnell• u11ed Ill>~ U -P-R-IG_H_T_P-IA_N_0-$9_5_
EXPER. Slilt'sllldy for ready •tapt•. l:m'.temp •. Momrn 1 5-16-6836
to wear ahop. Writ.e clo I 1001 O'I HS:R 1'1 ICMS -=-=========
Daily Pilot Box #M238. 3 ROOMS ~·um $159 95 Oraint 11H NO DOWN ·TERMS J!
Jobe Men, Wom. 7500 R&n1ea. Reins .. TV•
APPROVllD FURN.
MAJOR Market Rest-arch 2l&V Harbor W 8·11660
firm ~larirlnir 111 fldd •tarf 4 ROOMS tC'Omplrle house· in L.A. and surroWldtnlt
HA:"<tMO:"ID t n CORONA
DEL MAR Offen 300 fine
orl:ans & planoe Br.st'
DEALS? BEST SERVICE!
2'154 E Coast HJway •
OH 3-8930. l\l"t'&I lnvttea lnqulrlta from fut) ln<'ludi ni: brn"" ~v·
TOP NOTCH experienced Adm it al rt'(rti:er 11tur &
tnll'rvlewera on quall•v JOh' f.rnious mu<ld rJJt~e. $:1~. l20S ..,. p felevlalon Must hen t':itpenenei! Wl· ">' only $j ;ii we<-kl:y ----
der IOC'11l supervbion or Out ot town credit ~,.,,.
JU!*'Vlal"1f locally. Writ• C'Onie. HUB l"tJRNm l{f.
flvlns f\Jll rifotalli 0( job 1 1r14 Nrw~1-t. Cmta Meu
upen~ and local re-646-«> 13. WE RENT
lion. ln~rvi"1 II am·~
~C~SKIN PRODU
ra·
om
rn A.-nca... Wemtft TM NEWPORT BEACH
64.2-3418
11earch "'''~ to box I --EST ATE SALE
M243. D&ily Pilot. Newport r11bulooa 8drni f1Jrn1,.hlnea. ~ach. matched wood. 1nl8ld. i~ 11
~w. nearly new, nbullt
1'Va. cqlor TVa, pboaot.
wutu'ra, dryers. troaeni.
rtitrc1'. atov... Rant lit.
buy later, tt 7ou W1al\. CO., 2380 II.arbor Blvd .. -8-A-BY_S..,.tTTER=--. _N_pt_Jk,,....,..h-.
M. (Totmtrly John J .
c.
f\14.·
>' •r
dan1
week.
ter Co.1 Eq Oppor. emplo
~RVICE • Sta. Alttn
7:45 am-4 pm, 5 day week Tit.A VIL AGENT I 9"<11 0t·1tnt11I ruaa. r >.r .. ·I C'Ond· 9 p1t'N' L>ln1n1t cr .. up.
MAit' or frm11le. thorouah u •• u~u•I china roblnf'1, (ii·. ~ knowledae of all ph&Ms of I rrhi11, w1tallc:r. m 1 n it 1 ,.
8THl71
EXPl:RJENCED dental
c.ptlorllat. MUlt ta lie
~ ~·2'34.
X· travel req, llt'•t 'IJpc&rM C\! F.tC'. 84&-UOO Part lime, 40 • hra
CHEVRON STATION
3000 FAIRVIEW/ C.M.
SERVICE Stadan Attn. mln
ion
rlor
2 year1 maJor CJrp-Un'
Station, COl"ner ol lupe
" P1ace1'1tt.. N .a.
HA Tft STYLIST
wtth t>llo•llli•
GU•R MWrT3 !148-7871 or ~lS Jntiln1twtna I• U .,,,.....,,_,..,,"'==,....,..-,.---....,.. l.UYSti i LIV S nltee · wk. -b1 aPJ)t.
tLECTROLUX L'<irp ..
Um• • pl time worlt I
Auto calhl1t. 11n 12 · t WED nlftU S\11'f.
full p.m ............ , ... , •• m .. m-......,._mt. _________ _
1Z Girt P'nday, autoexp .... tOO L\BYSiTi'EJC l'l\Y homf. 3 wk U you qualify
54~~15.l.
AutM.rant 8"pr, f,.. f'tlm• d\lldm\, 5 ~ wk 8 30
!fF.RVtCE S tation AUtnda
bun11:d. COOd potf'11tlal .. Ill to 4:JO p.m. rtf». !16:1.JM2.
nW' Pui tlmt *Y. 4 hra WAJTRESS: txp. undfor ZS~
f.llPl'r only n!-t'<l 11pply. 3 100 d~ ......... , . • • . • 51N mo full or pan time, ~
I: m11tuN'. Imm opc•nlng.
TRANS GLOBE TRAVEL
BU~U
O>lta Mtta
HANDY oldu cpl to man-
a.ae .. maintain 18 unit.I In
HB. fTJ-'5()41 aft 5:00.
khooh-lnttrudlott 7550
Cbllroat 10 l.Au•fl
l.A·Z·BO\'~ The lamn11~
Rockin1 • RPdiner ctialr
Free home rl<'mOl\ltn 11on.
f'f'ft C'Olor Brochure •ho~'
20 atylf'• • Phone ~-14:>4
or c:omt In
Ho~ of Chairs
513 W l!Jth. ('a.ta Mesa
WiffiU .POOL. wuhtr ' dry·
n 1 x1nt rood 1 tinth i m.
m11pl,. twin h<'d ~t lnrl;-
rww 1 Sl:.!:o ''"'nplf'l l'
~lf .. 77'27 or . 1ti· !l()'r.
No Dtipu:llt/NO (."On tr&c!t.
ll'rtt Servi~ Ir 0.11....,
'2 Yn . Appt R.eJlabllt\)'
Jusets Kl l-83'41
1u1a 8. M&ln St. Suta Ana
BIKE to SCHOOL
Put your chlld,.n tin
FUlESTONI wheea....
All pricQ now ,..
duced -All 111" -
All atyt.. now 1v1ll.
8kr 646-2446
Hl·fl & Stereo 8210
1: Cuu t ll'llY. tdM.
P'An T-t1mt _., 4 hrJ .............. $11'1 mo ........ ....,..
rn·rNG sn1:"''
t1tlldnrn; Van1b1n rn tta
Quick a m~h.Jli Cell
•t\A Wtd. rrt. L.l .. 10
l'IJ Del MW Aftl., C. Ji&.
TJUOITlONAL-·aora • s:i:. v M. RN"Ordf'r w , •cc.u.
Xlnl . rondl l'phol • ctl•1r I U11 . mo. Uka ntw: M..t wool Pl'N· c.oroM '-1 Wu . l"l'HIMI ~ 19C1. w ~ ....... -••
Pm1 thltf derk-1.yplll 1n:~ N 11 1ui:.. I
---------------------------SU. Vanity • f lS.. fTN6119-111:1 • m, ~ ---
f
Z2 DAILY PfLOT /Ntwi-Prm Tuoday August 31 1%5
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANOiSEF OR-M&:KCHANOISE FOR I TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTAT~N-TRANSPORTATION
SALE AND TRADE SALE ANO TRADE SALE ANO TRADE ~ Power Cruiten 9020 Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autoa 9600 used Cars 9900 Used Cars
Mftcell•MOUI l600Ml1cellaneou1 8600 __ ---------
9900 Uaed C•n 9900
FREE TO YOU I Z3' OWENS. In ,.at~r now. Ellt't'I. shllpt>. fh1.~11hlp VS
fR£E to good home spayed engine, excf'I, mnd. New
fl!male Dalm11tian. Good uphols . kof' box. stove. head
wllh adults and older ctuld-t'850. 64~·39riS alt 6 pm.
JAGUAR
1964 XKE Jaguar
VOLKSWAGEN
n>n. Good w11trb dog. DiU
:>18-5979. ll·Jl Spetd-Sltl aoets 9030 ATTENTION!
Apt. House Owners
COUPE
3 Room5 Modem Furn.
7 p<'. Li\ mg Rm Suite, ind Sofa & Chair:
3 Walnut Tables, 2 Lamps j 5 pc. Dinette; 7
p<'. B~ctroom including Dresser & Mirror, 2
l\'1te Stands, 2 Boudoir Larn~-and your
oplion-Full slu Reds or 2 'l'wi n Beds.
3 COMPLETE ROOMS $199
ARCHER FURNITURE
6401 Westminster Ave.,
HI-Fi & St.ereo 8210
W AREHOUE CLEARANCE
NEW NOW
f uaher tuna-pre-amp &
Mclntol!h a.mp $450
F'all'('hild lum·
table 150 '75
EV l..S· 15 40 $14
Garrard RC88 '79 15
Stephens RTI 25 $10
Changer bun lO S1 00
Walnut Cuu 25 $5.00
New stereo c:nen 50 7.00
8" apeaken $1' n.oo
f45 E. 17th St., Co«ta M.a
atlantic
Westminster 893·7519
WILL BUY
GOOD
USED FUR.NITIJRE
& APPUANCF.S
646-1631
~FOAM!
for "Do It younelr'
upholstering -cut while you
waJt. 642-3971
462 E. 17th St. C.M.
IT ALlAN provincial couch
(cuatom made) S50. modem
IOfa $75, 2 blonde at.p
tables $7.SO, tloor lamp $3.
546-1866.
*SKI BOAT*
Golden Sand e-:trnor \\Ith
lull bel1;e le11t1wr 111trr1111
factory air cvn<i1titH1111~ &
AM-FM radio. An oulstand·
ing buy.
$4495
STANSBURY BUICK
3 VW's
FOR THE
PRICE OF ONE
Imagine, thret brand n~w VW's
19'..!0 Newpor1 131Hl· for tht prlct of one rxptnslw
Cost.t Mesa 646-~:tl car. Chick Iverson Is tM only --1-I aulhorlzrd dealer In the Har-19~] Jiguar Mark I w Aru that c:an vive you •
factory warranty on all VWs.
Jusi a.s fresh a ntl i.ma.r1 io-I Immediate delivtry on all thru. day as when it wRi. dcl1v .. r·
ed in 196.l. nua 11 1he am· -::!~'ci!',.r~~
tocrdl ol modern motonn;: I l1'7tMAHOlllOUUVAn•<ot,AMAA .... "'°Si9r"·~ t = o~ !~~s,~:~.~~~ ~'e~,.-~s
@J
• 111USIC 26" SCHWINN Girt. Bike, 4 LITTLE tign kitteru wit:h 20' BOAT, JO hi) Jnhnson +
Twin beds, Bdrm • rum. white fttt It collar. extrH· Elfc fish or divmg.
'63 JAGUAR XKE coupe. '
BtUilh ractnc rrttn wlron·
traatlng gIOTe leather tnt.
un/fm radio. must aac at
this low price S3195· Bank
ftnan. low down on ap-
proved credit. !9'j() Newport
Blvd. CM 548-4254
P ~ CHICK I'll.SON I~ .Al SO llif
0Nl Y AUTHOllZfO 'OllSCHE
DEAi ~t IN lHf HAUOR AUA.
'65 Stereo • ·~ TV
Many mile item.a! Kl &-M83 beforr 2:00. ~2 Good ahape S195. 494-4094.
OR 3-5860. '63 JAGUAR XKE Cpe. Im· , ,
Mullt sell!! Dlr· ADORABLE klttena, Mobile HClmft STENORE'M'E/ &d w • box LI s~. 9-1 9200 maculate thru-out, chrome I 62 VW CONY T
wire wheels, dunlops. fac-' R&H, w/'w. Reel Sharp! j
tory air mnd. 20,500 actual Only $10 dn flO wk oac. 646-24*
Sporting Good1 8500
aprf:J le matt. Exec • ctesk. ---------
Ml.ac. items. 646-7622. TOY male ~rman Shepherd, 2 mo. old. MI 6~. 9-2
SURFBOARD 10' Vehf +
Rack a Ower. Uted cnJ.y 3
times. ~2117.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, Amerl·
COunt .,...,..,,., ST. Au~tine Sod. 546·3654. cana ~~""""·~· •31 REAS! 847-1354 ....
21" TV Pie. tube $16.95. in· PETS •nd LIVESTOCK
stalled tn borne. Service
call $2.50. Set oot ~movtd. Pets, General 1100 Miteell•neous
POOL TABW
New and Ultd
531·~
2 GOLD oauphy~ dlnrui,
perfect c:aod. $69 ~. WW
aell separately. 847-4811.
2 BR. Dix Duplex, crpt-<irpa.
bit-Ins, patio. wlk to 1torts
It bu.ch, bat location $135.
431-4430 •LS.
1125
1965 B.RUNSWICX $345
~ delivery A inatalla·
lion: 100~ ftnancln1. We
take trade-ins. UM our
Chn.stmaa "layaway."
SECARD POOL
ALEXANDER Surfboard SSO,
Stetta record • plyr 3 •
.spkn $40. Ml 6-1361.
y HOME B.EER BAR AKC GERMAN Shepherd
y LIKE tfEW! $200. ~ERY REASONABLE! 3:3 S. Main. Onuli9 5J:H992 867-2684 6~·2572 * AUCTIOW4-MINERAL DETFCJ'OR 0£F.SAPEAKE BAY re-l: MINERAL LIGHT. u you will ..U or bu.7 64f>.J558 trtever pup. Ma.le. A.K.C.
6iV• Windy a try. Ol:implon 1tock. 76.1 Cen·
Aucuon ~ 7 p.m. TWIN mattrean w/ box ttt St. MI 6·3766 st1tP-Chroma kitchen lll>Lt ---------201:>"' Newport KI 8·8884 w/ 4 • dn. !>49-2004. SCHNAUZER • Min. Sire •
Windy•, Auction Bam CASH In 30 MINUTE~ ~.Mg;/;~. Froet, -* ATTENTION * tor l'um/Appl 6'8·9880 879.Q94.
~ lk>&t owne" 6 bullderl r B~ET PUPS
.,,. SurJboard Shoptl MilC.. W•nt9d 8610 r AKC. $80
' MnMJnry Contncton 839-1839
•r l::lectric IUavy Duty ~ WANTED AKC ~kes, ahow atock, pups
·Hid Grin<ler, Sandtt It Gos RonCJ• Stove and adulta. ~3328. 1. , '"r . 4,500 r.p.m. $60.
1• :-~~g. Mwit be in iood condttiOll, BRUSSELS GRIFFON$
and t'fUOnabl• {not Apt WU~ Kennel1/ 827-6638 t. \ '.! E table a chain, con·
' · n. IOla, twin beda w I lirass hdbd., tw1n bed cor
arrangmient, mile. maple
br furn. Teak dNk A chair,
tenk aewin& tb&e. TV, Shop.
anuth saw. U 8·5153 aft, 6
p.m.
•l~). P1eue at.11 OR ~ POODLE $25, Otlhuahua $25,
alter S p.m. 546-Ql6.9.
HJGHEST PR.I~ PAID
FOR QUALITY Cl..OTHES
'37•8101
FREE TO YOU
ASSORTED plywood (mme
4x8' sheets!, all tor $75. BEAUTIFUL., gentle, and
Stauffe-r posture • rat ~ 'faluable pw-. 1Uver perslan
d11cing table $25, Relaxa-cat fi'tt to aomeone who
dsor $25. 1 U Via Quito, has no children. is home
;-.; B. most d ~ time, and will =--------al5o take htr half-breed CA.SH for your old Oun! kitten and give them both
OR BUY A NFNV ONE! 1 permanent kwing home.
Costa Mesa Gun Room. Best time to c:all 111 l2:00 •
1666 NWPT BLVD/ C~. OPEN tll 8 pm/ 646·4933 :!.OO or alt.er S:OO. 64&-5.S41. 9-2 ORI ~'IT AL 40" round chow -B-11.-~ _be_a_u_ut_ul_l'f)cf __ pup ____ l_O
table avocado green $49.50: mos. male • mixed collie l
brand new maple desk & bo.ur • All shota &: licenM •
chair & 2 pc: cla&Sie sec· very intelligent • Excellent
Uonal. Lt 8-9423 watchdog. Very large breed·
\'IC"I'OR1A vel. tufted din. To penon with large fenced
l'ha1rs. 161, dtest, tu11ed yard only 721 '-s WeE>lo Dr.,
&ofa. 2 iron beds, marble CM, or 371B Hamilton, C.M
tl\t>les. misc. KI 3-ms. 9-2
ASH blond never--'1~ 13LACK Lab puppy -malt •
dPnl dt"'!k. 3 drawer & mag 5 m06. All shots & license -
HorH1 1830
WANTED: B.oard & room
for paint horse. 8 yn old.
Call aft 6 pm 548·200'l.
TRANSPORTATION
Boats & Y achh 9000
1960 OWENS 25' Sea Skiff
cabin cruiser, sleeps 4, 185
hp. VS lapstrsk• const., 42
watt radio, 2 anchors with
chain and nylon line&, extra
gu lank 75 pl. cap. Bait
tank and pump blower, bow
rail, Ml covers. All l&fety
equipped. $4500 • Call own-
er ~12'l4.
16' GLASSPAR. tully equip
Tacoma. For fl.&hlni. ild·
lng, or moonlighting. lncl
2 battenes, bait tank, all
anchor lines &: anchors.
fore & alt running llghta,
cov, aeata. CASH. S1295, if
you hurry! 548-2327 aft 4
p.m.
ral'k· Nrly new Rras. \\'iii br fairly l•,..,e d"" • c "'-"318 -"' . .., 6 MAN rubber life rafl, com·
'65 LAKEWOOD 10 x SS,
WI 17 x lS' expando. Un-
turn. Takt O\l'l'r paymta.
<S750 d~l on 8 x 28' porch + f75 mo or trailer. S1500
equity frtt. Priv. pty. Adult
pk. 543-4134.
PAN Amencan 35' mobile
home rum. Top rood. S~
cash. Slarhght Village. 2060
Jllewpon Blvd. CM lot 40.
'64 YAM AHA 80. Din or
atreet. big ttru. scrsrnbler
bars, Clean It tast. S300 or
offer ~100.
3 BR. fully crpt.d, t., block
to bch. leaVins town.
536·9712
10x55 ROD It REEL
4 • yrs old. A'Nll'g, 2 • Br.
Un/Urn. 962~ art S pm.
14' FIELD le STREAM VA·
CA TlON TRAlLER, $400.
:'>-18-3017.
'6.1 HONDA 250 -CC
HAWK, $425.
67Hil45 aJter 6 pm
'63 HONDA 250 cc, scram·
bier Runs rood. Extras.
S42S or make otter. 642·35'25
~BONNEVILLE
642-5913
'64 SUZUKI 80 -cc mo. '288
Monte Vista, C.M. 646-15;,2.
milts. Metallic zray. Prtv· ' '
ate party. $385(). 61>3647 . '53 JAG XK 120. reblt eng.
Ntw tir'8, new mitten rover
S895. Priv. pty U 8~953.
"·59 JAG XK-t50 Rdster • AUTO CENTER
fl<M. Pvt • pty "Rudy" 1941 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
days 548-7723. E\'es 962·2340. Open Evu .l Sun. 64.2-4733
GOING North • Miat M"ll! I Will Buy ·:is Jag 4 • dr sed. J.4 Xlnl!
lkst offer! 673-6094. Your Volkswagen or t'orsche MERCEDES BENZ &: pay top dollal"s. Paid for
or not. Ca.ll Mr. Alim.
Merc9de .. 8eni ·
Sale• and Servrt e
For Orange County
JJ,\1 SLEMONS lmporu
120 W. Warner
Santa Ana 546-4114
'56 MERCEDES Benz, 4 dr,
lRO senes, XLNT O)!'fD.
$600. Kl 5-4659
MG
'66 MG
Kl 9-1324
'64 VW Variant S, Sta Wag,
li\lnrool, AM·FM. W/Walls.
Ex~el cond S2095. 673·9528.
FOt.;R '6.5 VW Variants. lm-
med delivery! $2375. tax &
lie incl. 54HiOJ7.
Antiqu .. , Cle11ics 961_5
1936 roRD PICKUP
TRUCK· $125
675-2572
Rue Cart, Rodt 9620
·~ WllLYS Cpe, i>lexagt.111
wmdows. roU bar, 10" &licks
bkt seal.I. prelllSUre pump
6 ta.nit, 2 front ends.
675-4659.
O'.>me in and drive the
EXCITING MG
prlct'd from
$1695 Mo __ to_rq ...... _c_l• ____ 93_00_ Authorized MG • Volvo • Glu Autos Want.cf
'6.5 KONDA 160 Dir. 9700
Xln1 ~lion • 100 m1. Stlll Dean Lewis JUNK can wanted, New
under factory &: aervlce Imports yard starting. Top U pa.id.
warranties. Many extru• 847~
646~240 aft 6 pm. l!Ki6 Harbor MI 6-9303 CM W1LL PAY CASH! for '61
'65 HONDA Super 90. 300 '58 MGA, roadster, R/H, or '62 Compact. 6·cy1, Std·
actual mllea. Best deal in I wir~ whttls. izood cond. trans. 646·2712.
town. S350 or cuh for Bes1 ofter. 536·7707.
9810 equity. rn-2961. I '65 ~G SP<lan Air cond. etc. Auto Leasing
HONDA 90 lperftct cond.l take over S1575 lo.n. Priv. WholeNle-P-ri-cff--all orl( acc. Honda 90 pl.I party 536-2150.
wheoela, rims, motor. etc. PORSCHE on 601 B. W. Wilson alter 5. LEASE TRADE CNS.
'64 Suzuki, 50 cc: IU(lf'r 5s:>0rt, '6'1 POP.SCHE 356 • C AU M~la • Colors
$250, perfect cond. IHs 650 PVT-PTY. XLNT-COND! Allen Auto Leaatng
miL 543-5102. I CaU tor dttail.a/ 67~24. 1595 Newport Blvd.
:SS PORSCHE Spttdstu. Costa Mesa 642-1920
_M_lot_o_r_tcOOt __ e_,... ___ 9_3_SO_ 1 Xlnt ninning • cond! suoo. I '."'.!_~ C ~
Must sell' OR 3·5651 U"s.u •rs l'TIN '6.5 H.D. Topper. Loaded -;-.-
w/ extra&! Like M wi 300. 6;J POR.~IF. 1uper ~iie. All
mi. $450. 545-4075 eves. I t>:<h'llS \lust sell Best ofl.er ta krs 67:1-n 76. ---~~~--Auto Service Putt 9400 * P0R.'iCHE 911 •
RE-MANUFACTURED Chry·
aler Hem! en~ compl,
low mileage 548·2790
Brlfrsh i;rttn. $6,900
6i'.i·Zl08
SPRnE
9450 '6'! SPlUTF. $T75, Xlnt-rond! _____ ......;___ Nl'W -tr11n5. WSWIToMeau· """"'• · Very affe<-tional~ • To fam· pltte w / British Sea Gull
DBl..E llollywl)()d hcd irompl ily \\1th chrldren and larsze outboard, S2QO. 54S-oo1S. Trailen, Utility
& <1..E.AN l S35. l'Ollnd metal fffirl'd yard only • 721'2 rovrr OR 3-8635.
SUNBEAM fld.ng 1ablt1 W/4 ch tJO. Weelo Dr., C.M. or J71B v 1962 • 32' CHRIS t' WTD? UTIL • TRLR.
545-JR.'il. Hanuhon. C.M. 9-2 Fully • equip/ $10.250 Y L~286320R!
incl • tax. OR 3-1207 .rw
LADIES v.·ear srze 16 Sl -LO\IG • hairrd kittens • 7 ========:::::--======-====:::-v '61 ALPINE
$10, men'a clothes .size 40 wkll old·~~ to good home: Sellbo•t• 90l0 Trucka 9500 XLNT .CONDI 147-4757
S1 -s10. 110 Via Cordova. i\151) 1 bf>autiluJ grey & I
Udo Isle. wt111e female • 9 mos. • At.BATROs.5 -23' sloop. 1963 CHEVROLET 11' Ton. TRIUMPH
rnn..-ExceltPnt mouser -good ""'I· v ood cond' t•l• w v• long bed •utomatic '-""-'~LEY re!rig, good cond. 'i"21', WePIO Dr .. C.M .. ~or ery g . ~ 0 • tr':i:namlsalon. ·, _:... and 1964 TRj Roadster must M'll 1mmNl. S~l. Bay Ave. J145(). Owner """"' •
Sandy 673-8611 or 673-1735 :ms Hamilton, C.~1 9-i 673-1232. runs perfect n495 Costa
50 FORD Xlnt. Cond. 57
Buick eng. Auto. Trans.
V.W. parts. No reu. offer
re11.15ed. 646· 3488
WA.''TED good bome for 26' SLOOP * Ludera 16 Mesa O\rysler/ Plymouth.
\Pry gentle lovable full 1425 Baker, Costa Mesa.
grown yrtlow & white mile * Excel racing l"tt\,,-d, * 546·1934.
rat Must part because of Must aeU! Owner 847"1907 --.-52-F_O_RD--P-ICKU--P--
allergy. 776-7982. 9-2 SNOWBIRD #5ffl -Fbrgl.a. MAKE OFFER
'55 STA wagon body & frame. Trlr le cover; die sails. ~
6S1-B W. Wilson, C :vi. aft. $625. OR 3-&U
5 00. 9-2 Power Crui .. ,.. 9020 C•mpen 9520
'65 FORD, ~ ton pu 4 apd
trans, with chassis • motmt
cabover camper, almOllt
nfw. 6Th--0118.
lmport9d Auto. 9600
911 New British Green
$6,900. 6'7S-2108
'59 vw -$750
CLEAN! 546-fil96
FIAT
BPallliful ArctJc Whltf' E:ic·
tenor wilh black lt1t1thcr
mlf'rl!lr. Radio and healer-
~ire whl'l'ls·tonneau cover.
$1995
STANSBURY BUICK
1!1'20 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 646·90'n
VOLVO ---'66 VOLVOS
~" & Drive the
EXCITING NEW MODELS
"OUR VOLVOS RUN JUST
A Ll1TLE BIT BETTER"
Aulhom.ed Volvo · Claa • MG
011.
1960 ru T $195. Costa Mesa
Olryaler/ Plymouth l«i l!lf.f
Dean Lewis
Imports
Harbor Kl t-9303 CM Baktt, Coat& MH&,
~1934.
GLAS
'66 GI• OT
Come iJ1 Md drive the
EXOTlNG CL.AS CT
pr!M!d trom
$1995
Authocited Glal •MG · Volvo
Dir.
DHn Lewf1
Imports
lB Huber Ml H3ID Of
. . . _ .........
VOLKSWAGEN
'62 VW Rdan. excel cond.
All Inna. rtldlo. $ll50. Will
accept t"* tor pvt pay·
mt. 646-lllD att S pm or
weekend.
VW Convf'rdbl•. '60. perf'f'Ct
rond .. hlue w/ white top.
~. 404-959.
OAll.l' PD.Arr want Ml
k••MJlh1 d~ alt• r llll1 wllll
lt'1 Jua& tllte f.at.a, ma'am
0WNUIT8
2036 HARBOR BL VD.
548·5294 548-8511
2206 NEWPORT BL.
642-5944 ----BUICK
196' Buick LeSabre
4 DOOR HARDTOP
Less than 9,000 mile&. Car-
ries new csr Factory war-
ranty. PS. PB, Radio. heat-
er, 1wlomatlc transmlasioo.
List price $4012
$2695
STANSBURY BUICK
1920 Newport Blvd.
Coeta Meaa 646·9022
1961 Buick leSabre
2 pr. Sedan. One oWMr car
~fl~• OW v'ry best rar_,,
Power ateertnc. Automntlc
tram. AAdio 4' beater. Very
sood condltlon.
$1185 • STWBUIY BUICK
1'20 Nl'flrll0r1 Blvd.
C.0.te Meaa ~
'59 8VlC'K LE SABRE
2 • DR. Hdl'J>-Good • cond!
l5(JO. • 673-<t(Yfl
eo ELECTRA -mvt. 46.~
ml: OM own«. A.LI pwr.
R.a:AlllONULEI 67H081
J
BUICK
1962 Buick lnvicta
Station Wagon
Ii Passtni:;t•r. A rl'llr while ex·
tenor !Jnish with hlue vinyl
mte1·1or. Low miles. Re·
fll't:ls the excellent care ot
origln11I owner. Ready to
!rive you thousands of milt's
or trouble tree service.
$2095
STANSBURY BUICK
1920 Newport Blvd.
C0&la ~1esa 646-9022
'65 BUICK Special conv. Mist
green/ Wrute top & uphol·
Pw-r • equip. Auto. R&H.
546-4300.
1958 BUICK ConV1!rtible.
$195 Costa Mesa Chrysltrl
Plymouth 1425 Baker, Coa11
Mesa 546-1934.
CADILLAC
le '64 CADILLAC Sedan DeVil
Fully equip Air cond. war
ranteed. $4795.
AWN MOTOR CO.
Oldamobll•C•dlllac
ll.50 So Coa.at Hlwa,y
LAGUNA BEACH
.
HY 4·1084 Kr 7-310 3
/. '57, 4 dr Sedan, all pow w
Air cond exrel. cond. $500
or will ttade for late mod
Pick Up. 546--0374.
el
'55 CONY, 1 owner, 1 mech I eood top It tire•.
HY 4-7028 aft 6: 00
y. 65 CAD cnrt, dark ~
air, AM/ FM, bucket aeata
3300 ml. $5500. 673-1232
CHEVROLn
1963 hpal1 Super
Sport Coupe
.
y Uiw miles • Exceptionall
clean. Has buclcet sea.ta
center console and powe
steeling and brakes-
.
r
$1995
STANSBURY BUICK
1920 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 646·9022
'57CHEVY
VS, auto. Like new thru-ou
SPECIAL TODAY
$595
t.
SUl/M«•
AUTO CENTiR
194.1 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
()pen tta a S'an. 64:2-473!
63 Chevy II
Deluxe 4 door sedan "300
Radio, he11ter. Too new
..
to
be called ~ed et this price nm.
G & M Motor Co.
1501 Newport Blvd.
Costa Meaa 642·031)2
1951 HENERY J -
I -
Set up for Chevy, also head
ers tor 265, 283, 327, & S.W
tacti. new, if interested. en!
548~. WiU aeU separate
ly, make offer.
2 60 CHEVROLET. Bel Air,
door, blue with white top
air cond, big engine. Mak e
of!er.
631-3809 evenings or wknd ,.
w '64 IMPALA. PS. PB, lo
mlg, $:.!350. 673~~. St a
wagon. 1428 w. Bay Ave ..
NB.
-
'
GOING into tuU time minis
try. Take over paymeot.1
1963 Chev ll, 2 dr. hdtp
r 'h. $61.55 mo. 548·2968.
n CHEVY 1957 4-door stalio
wagon V-8 auto lrans. lovk
real good & runs bt>tt.er pn
vate ownPr $450. 545-0906.
s .
' '65 IMPALA, Sup Spt, 4 &pd
fully equip, m\.L5t see t
really appreciate. 842-2461.
0
t '55 CHEV V/8 4 cir &ta
wag. Auto/ tran1 look& It
run1 good. $400 LI 8·9423
AUTO CENTER
1941 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Open Evta. & Sun. 642-4733
r '5.i CHEV VS -SZ15-:-
t' R&H/ VERY CLEAN!
Lr 8-4575 . '56 CH EVY Bel Alr, 4 • dr
R & H, auto, xlnt cond
$325 or best or1 536· l863. '
' '64 IMPALA cpe, air, pwr
new tires, $2395, 548-2936 or
540·0900.
'56 BEL Air. ~ door HT. VS
RE-al clean. l owner car
S32S. 545-6084 aft 5.
'55 CHEVY Station Wagon
f cylinder, S7.2S.
Kl 5·4911
CHRYSLER
YEAR·IND
CLOSE Otrr
6~ CHRYSLER
All model• • colon
Save$$$
Mandie Moton
424 Main Su.t
Hunllnlton Beach S38-6.'!8$
11151 CHRYSLER O>upe. •
~ta MM& Olryaler/ Pty-moutfJ. 1425 a.Mr. Coata
Mesa. !M&-1934.
c-=-0-M~ET--
·53 COMY.T Olnv s cyl, 11uto.
RIH. ~w .,,1.,,, Ellthll,
Vtt')' tJe,an. 8acri!
ORU&a
OLDSMOBILE CORVAIR '59 Olds 88, air c<>na, needs
'64 MONZA Spider. excel bod..v work. $300. 646·890(
cond. Sl'775 or beat otter. or 546·7478
~-5689 after 6 PM. --~---:-,....,_,,__ __
DODGE
1949 DODGE 4 door. Good
\\urk car. SlOO. LI S-2160
FALCON
1962 FALCON
2 DR. SEDAN
A IO<'al one owner car tha1
has less than 36,000 actual
mtles. 6 cylinders give you
excellent pel'formanre wtth
el'onomy. Reduced to sell
today !or
795.00
STANSBURY BUICK
1920 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 646·9022
--Back to School--
SPECIAL
'61 Falcon 2 dr 1tick, .
R le H, W/W
$595
Si •
AUTO CENTER
194.1 Harbor Blvd .. C.M
Open eves. &: Sun. 642-4
FORD
'64 f'ord f'alcon Spnnt C OU·
DI-
tx•
pe. LIKE NEW CON
TlON. Loaded wtth all
tras including 4 SP
V-8, Power steering,
EEO,
ndlo
ING
Speda1
and heater. OUTST AND
VALUE-Wu $2495..
$2195. -e ROY CARVER • PONTIAC
1400 YI. Coast Hwy. LI g.
NEWPORT B.EACH
WILL TRADE
57 FORD 9 pass wagon, 4
PLYMOUTH
YEAR-ENO
CLOSt: OU'r
65 PL YMOUTHS
All models & colors.
Save $$$
MANDIC MOTORS
424 Main Street
Huntington Beach ~
·59sPTs Sta Wa~on. below
W S. new tires, runs rood·
549-1508.
PONTIAC
1960 PONTIAC
VENTURA
'1 Door hardtop. Above a~
age condition. All power ao.
cessorles lhd factory A.Ir
conditioning.
PRICED TO
SELL
Sl095
STANSBURY BUICK
19~ Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 646-9022
1964 PONTIAC
Catalina
Ju.st like new from ~
to bmqper and still --
MW CU factory ~
aave hundreds of doU&rs
over ne-w car price.
$2495.00
STANSBURY BUICK
lo tor 19'20 Newport mvd.
Costa Mesa ~
door. auto, PB, PS, R/H.
mi, top shape. Trade up
compact. $425. 646-1961
-I '64 Pootiac GRAND PRJX
ont Sports Coupe. UNUSUAl.J .. ."~ u:: SHARP CONDITION. Load-
incl td with a.ll ulnl lncludtn(
Hydramatic, radio, beater.
P o w e r steering. Powtr
ion brakea and Power windowa.
1965 L T D hdtp 4dr
owner In xlnt shape I
aellin& far financial re
this car ls loaded
a.lr call m-7434.
FORD 1955 4 door atat
wi1r.on V-8 auto trant. I ooka Low mileage. (Fa c to r y 829 Warranty). Just like new i11
every respect. "Va'Iue of a ~ lifetime". Wu $3J9e.. Spe-
real good. $150. See at 1
Iowa, C.M.
1959 FORD Convertible S
~ cial $3150. eo.t.a • ROY CARVER •
Cocla Mesa Chryaler/ P
mouth 1425 Baker,
Mesa 546-1934 . PONTIAC
'55 FORD wagon, V·S. au to, l~ W. Coast Hwy. U 8-3466
nw tires, battery, at.a.rter NEWPORT BEACH ms. 530-6127.
'65 Mustang, BRAND NEW,
R.ltll, WSW, 6cy, $2(XX).
54~4
'59 FORD .station wagon
atick, $150. 673·9<& a!te
6,
r 5
pm.
R~RED STA.Wo\G.
'50 FORD/ MUST SEE~
H05-C Superior/ 646-455 2
&H, '63 VS Convert, auto, R
PS. SJSSO. owner reactiv at·
ed. 545-7863.
'56 FORD panf'I, $'225, N
work, OR J~.
1960 PONTIAC
STATION WAGON
6 PassenKtt • ttrea like new.
Engine jugt overhauled rea •
dy for many thouaanda uf
carefree motortng miles.
$1095
ST AHSBURY BUICK
1920 Newport Blvd.
Cosla Mesa 646-91)22
LINCOLN '59 Pontiac 8 Cat.allna 9
op. PASSENGER station WJJC· '59LINCOLN, 4 -dr, hd/t 1 on. SPOTLESS CONDmON
THROUGHOUT. F u 11 y
equlpped with all extras
including radio, heater, hy·
full equipt, beau cond.
owner $470, 962-4066.
MERCURY
1960 MERCURY Co Io
Parl<. Repossession. F
n y dramatic, Power steering.
ull Power brakes, Power tail
er. gale, ek. "Showa tinut of
ly-care." Fully reconditioned
11 and ,stUaranteed. Waa $1295.
powt"'I". Submit your olf
Costa Mesi Olryaler/ P
mouth. 1425 Baker, Cos
Mesa. 546-1934.
'61 COLONY Park wag, r ac
or air, pwr, $1395, 548-2936
540--09()().
MUSTANG
'6.5 HDTP cpe 7000 ml. vs.
$2650. 4 ap. many '"Ira&,
4~~5270. 646-49'.?2.
OLDSMOBILE
1960 OLDSMOBILE
DYNAMIC 88
Sper111I $1095, e ROY CARVER e
PONTIAC
1400 w. Coast H'wy. Lt S..M&f
NEWPORT BEACH
196'1 GRAND Prue. 1\ill
powrr w/ air, radio, heatu.
Llkr nrw in every detail.
Sl!l95. Pvt • pty. Ml 6-4666.
'64 Catalina 2 dr hdtp. $19'JS
3700 E. Coast Hwy. 673-41m .
RAMBLER
'64 RAMBLER 2 • dr sedan,
6 cyl •tick. No dn, uaume
pmta. Bal S1400.37. 642-4375
4 Door sedan • Exceptio
aUy quiet running car.
n-1960 Federal Ave, C.M.
squeaks or ratUea whi No '60 RAMBLER American
le Aut.om. 4 dr. new Urea,
n· R.&:H. S415. Priv. pcy.
548·14.52.
motoring In factory air co
dltJoned comlort.
just 995.00
STANSBURY BUIC K
1920 Newport Blvd.
Autom. R/H, r • c 11 n In 1
1iea ts, head res1-, 11,0C»
mi. One owntt, $WJl5.
545·36n.
T-llRD
Coeta Mesa ti46·
'62 Old11mol>lle 88 Holiday
door hardtop. BEAUTIFU
'60 T·Blrd Sport Coupp.
4 EXTRA SHARP CONDI·
L TlON. Loaded with acce1•
H· 10t'ie& !plus aornt l. i..oc.I.
ll low mllea,re new car tr.de..
(2 to choose from). Wflft
er $1695. Sped&\ Jl395.
CONDl'l"lON THROUG OUT. All extras lncludln
radio, Heater. ff)tdram1U
Powtt a t e e r I n 1, Pow
bre..kea and other extnu.
c.
owner, low mllee, new c J • ROY CAltVllt •
tr9de. "Showt l'lslest 11r PONTIAC
care.'' Waw $1795. rtl 1400 W. Cout Hwy. U W8
$165(). Spec! 81 NEWPORT HACH
'&2 T-81RD Cof/v. Bile w/•
White top. Top' .. nr. nwl moo. Bank w/ro $1400.
673-~. S38"3294.
e ROY CARVER e
PONTl~C
1400 W. CoNt HWJ. LI s.;
NEWPORT BEACH * IAltGAIN * 62 OLDS Super 88, 4 cir HT .
Hu evtrYWtc but a
<Buybic •not her Oleta.
Ir.
)
395. Pr1C'ed to 1111 t.od-.y, Sl Orta. owntr. 848-1961
1960 OLDS . -Smoot t1(1ln1t car In rood condl
tlon · · · a hllrpln at $750
c.Jl 5'18-6419.
h
--'63 -Ol..OS r -85
NICE. B&rt OITER
~
·~1 T·Blrd, port holes, XLNT
thn1 out, mull AoC:l'Uk»
Sl05. ORN•·
YAUANT
YIAll .. ND
CLOSEOUT
65 VALIANTS
All mode.la ' colon.
S.v.$$$
Mallllk Moton °' M.ia amt Hlmt!Qpiaa_. .....
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