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After. Wild Cli8se 97 TONY l'Anotf fldiiJ Ile leplalW'• today lftrtl™l, be said, ls "r~ me.nt, wbllt UM 1t.aW1 are iD· 1A& eQ\&1la c.reaUn& odd ibap-
••...,,...... .,_..Ill!-... ._ !Ml: M 1. .., blold Mftdul 1' :th." Id ~ aimed at satl*·
MHl"A ANA-Mwt•J ""·"•Id Or. Hardy, an au· many new Ideas." Ir :eoiraphy LI the prime lnC 1trtnlf.h for a certain dJs· a. ..... ....... .... IM'sd rt• .tllil M rt several tu~u. "Toe many men are iat.r· iu ue In rullpment, Dr. trld.
VINSEL 1 D t. 19 G • 111t1 ,.. Ru 1'• ,._. .. ,, ...... 'foil1, more than ~ per ested in havtn1 some t h i n g Hardy pointed out, then the ._Itolatlon ierrymander· By°'~~'!.... ,,.., d'rov:ir~lv~ .. Ga.rdmt a~~:. ~ a.. .ate tbe 1 b Re predicted that con1erva· cent of the state's population other than representative 1ov-rural populaUoa endl up wttb lDI la to realip in tuch ~
An armed escapee from a shortly alter 11 a.m. Thun· le&lsla~~Y falllnl 1 tn tlve elementa probably w 1 11 is in the urban areas, while ernment," he said. "T h e Y the bulk of the repttttnta· ID&DMr Hi:: ~ • fandi·
federal priaoo captured al~ day. meet a Dec. 9 deadline. ialn control of Callforni&'s one Low1h ot the tanaton want to juat ht put in&o ol· tion. but they a.t.o end up~ •••Y "' pr mary
b--'---'... ""' il The district attorney Issued Thia ls the view of Dr. Le· Republican Party by virtue of rep~senl only 10 per cent of flee ; they don't want w com· with a much hlihef 1bar• ol 1 ~eat ierrymanderini er a ,.._....c .. ...,.m e-per· a complaint today n am l n I ol . pete " . • hour cbue tbroU&b Weatmln· him ai the armed robbery~· Hardy, professor po-the reapportionment aha.keup. the population. H~ allo pointed out that tbe expeoMS. tu t.'111 taYOnd b7 most leg·
at.er ThundQ, todl1 r a c 1 d IUl)>tCt. ldeDct at cautom.la "The influence ol tbt Demo-Dr. Hardy, cltinf tM pen· many new i.aiatators an a11o Tb• IOdo-ecoaomlc l d •a w.t.a ID Ca11lon11a and
arra1inmeat ii, AD.abalm·P'ul· Wtltmlnlter police otlicer =-~· ~ ~ cratic north wU1 It the Pm• dulum·type attitude of the aca.lDlt any chance becauat probably would bl llplA-~ tbe aaUon, ia to
lerton Maaldpal Court on Orville "Mlk•" Ballard. wbo • UN Or ~ Coun-UDM .~ :ut dowa couid~· saruornla VG't«I tow~ tbt tbty don't •ant to liquidate cut, u tbtJ'9 ..... CODCID-... ao ..... at all.
auspicloo ot a tlOI dairy bold-cncked up hlJ patrol car u ~of Of w an& Voter ably, be added. one man, one vote rule, the dlltrlcta that put them in traUon of bomotenAtJ -OfttD. Mtver, what •P-
up. Foremu alle1edl1 bore down ~ _..Tbur .. e........ omen 1 The reaPPorti~ prob-aaid the reapportionment ,,. office. which la not tbt UM in Cal· ,... to bl obftow irerry.
One poUce car u damai· ruk ~· lem preseiiOy fadq the Sen-aue bu been taktn to the vot,. aln.s --• • the -.1 added maadll1q, rully lan't at vw wl 8 j u r 1 d on him at Bolaa and T Slnct almoet half of Uie «>-ate and Auembl1 u~ down en four times in prevtou1 Primary arcumenu aa t llo, ,~. r-"'°" · all, but a really sensible :1ben~tl~ out of control avenuea, wu '-" oa duty to-man body will be out of Jobe to a power 1aiaus. between year• -but bu alway• been r:r.:iori;ent, ~Har~ GEIUlYMANDElll allpment, Dr. Hard¥ said.
and atruc:t a curb dl&rinl the day deJplte a palntw lei in· when the ruJ.llnmellt la certafn IJ'OUJll. .. -br. Hardy turned down. ~ 'tede ~ • an °f ~-out IOlllt ot tbt "Yu o can't. alW11S Judge a wild pwwM. Jury. made, tbt Senate btlltallc)' la aald. The rejecdoa by the vot-r cuvemmen •Y• nu ~..U, fadai dlltrict bf buw tt foOb."
Police ..W tbey were )lam. The c.b.ue ltarttd abortl7 undtntandable, 1 a I d Dr. The 1truale '*8rtad more en, be said, aurpr1al.ntly fol.~ =a~ coanec> LeclaJahn ~ a c:co-~ pomts cl view 00 rt·
pered by mo&orlata wbo falJtd before noon wbea W Blrd;J, who bu 1*11 • tpec. than 30 yean •· wba the lOW'ed polll of tbe peoplt tba c -U: clUaa ta dr'•n. Dr. Jlanl1 apperialuMat will be &iven
to heed tbllt rtd 11.&bta and ter pollee off1ctr John Wt&-lal coaaJWrt to the AaMm-rural aru.a ol u.. aate be-tndlcatad they ,.... ID favar :!, tbe nanl YI. urbu •IP'alwt n .. tJpet °' ... to membtn ot tbt Oranae
il.rena. Cina ipotted • 1to6 Mdq 1ft. bl1 C'omm.lttet on Eledlom can loeinl tbe1r powwful crlP of rupportioament. . ry1DDda1:q UHd ID reap-Coe.It LWV 'nlW'lday, Oct.
FBI •IWDlt toda1 lde:nUOed tJnt UM. ducrtpdOD of • I ad Reapportion.in. enl on the control ot lhe It.ate IOV· He blamed the oft.cban&ed NO COMPARISON portlmsmenl 21, t :ao a.m. at lrvtae Coast
tbe 1iupect u Eqene L. away car med lD tbt robberJ 90V'l1ILAND'S GAIN emmenl mindl of the vol.era 00. Sood The comparilon made with l~tration ol the ~Country Cl\lb.
Foremu, D, a1lo known u 15 m.lnutea earlier. Under terms of tbt "one-"Ruiltan<:e to r.9JJPOrtion· public relations by speclal in-the federal 17.tem ls lllotl· polltlan lD u few dbtrictl Tbe 9P1Aker1 will be Henry
Euaeae L. Renbo, ot Arlinl· Wl&linl dllcreetly blaen awl, ooe-v<M'' dtcWon of ment todafc 11 limply an e~: terut IJ'OUpa. cal, be la.Ml, becauae the re-u poalble, llm.ltin1 the Ir Panlan. Jorance Coast Col·
ton. They 1ald he broke out followfn1 the car east on Jla. the U.S. Supreme Court, the ~ort ~~ hod back tbe tide, PATHETIC lation ol COUDUea to the 1tatt numbe.r. tece auoclate prof"1or oC
of the Federal CA>rttd.ional urd Avenue and the tuapect a o u t h e r n half of Call.for· e · "One of the most pathetic sovernmeot is m no way 2-DtJpenal 1errymancser-hlatory. and Joeeph A. Beek.
Institute al Lompoc on Oct. e supped a rtitrt turn 0t1to On· nla will have at least 24 of TOO LA TE aspects C1f the present sltua-similar to the states' rela· ini -not too popular today Newport Beach. stcrewy o!
SHOT GUN tar10 Drive and aped away. the 40 Senate seats on a po-"If the rural s>90ple had tion Is the inability of the Leg. Uons to Ult national govern· -ii to find the opponent's the State Senate.
The bulltln tatooed convict Wiggins tum~ on hU Uchts pu.lation buls. made their move 15 years lslat.ure to reapportion on Ill ment atrenitb, then try to spread Re.ervationa abould be
la peete1J''of UM shotgun an~ siren and the hectic pur· "What are we going to do ago, instead of waltin& un til own," Dr. Hardy wd. ''Cwntiu are merely fa· It out tblnly. made with Mra. Nancy BerJ, bol~~ of the Lukens Drive· 1wt was on. with all our power!" asked It wu too late tbt court action What la needed in the atat.e cilltiea of the st.att eovern· ~oestrtn1 1errymander· LIS.7165.
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Freeway
Ruling, Due
Aft.tr whlppin1 around H v·
eral residential at.reeta. WI&·
gms said. the suspect made Wo1nan's Fo1·ted Aga1·n 1t to Bol.aa Avenue and went
hurtlin& through 1lower lral·
fie By thls time, eight police D La d
c•rs were conver&lng on th• eath i Patient Nabbed Third Time
I S Di go er:· Foreman roared toward n an e the mteraecuon of BoLn and T I . A Hun~naton leach man en In Seal Beach. Aiain be
Named Elena
New Tropical Storm
May Be Hurrica~ Tr au avenues. Ballard tr1ed 0 DJ un9 committed tG Metropolitan WH returned to the lnatita·
The !ale of Ne w P 0 rt to head him off but bad to ti Hospital. Norwalk, nd d tlon.
Beach's ml.and freeway cor-take evu lve action whe.n the • e-He escaped •lain ThUJ'I. MIAMI {UPI) -The Miami Weather Bureau said to-
Jido; plan. faced with con· suapect showed :io lndJcation . Coroner's deputies today ~.crt~ by officials there .u day. and ,,,.., caufht at bU day tropical storm Elena. located 550 mJJe1 ioutheut o!
tlnu1ng opposition from Cos· of tryinl to avoid a coill· dilcloled that a Weatmln1ter vM>leol and c1aD1erou1 Wllh home by a policeman after Bermuda, ihowed SIO'ft• of becoming a hurricane durtncr ~ Mesa, is likely to ~ de-s1on, police aa.ld. woman believed burned lo a hlsWry of bomlcidal ten· a aculfle. , •·-•
cided next Thursday in • After Ballard's poUce c ar death whel! a blue roared dencies" hu eac&ped and Police aay tbey bavf com· the WMkend.
San Dieeo basement. cruhed into a curb, damac· throulh ber trailer home Wed· returned &o hll bome town pWned to hoapit.al official• The storm became better organized today, packed
Repretentattvea from both ln& ~ undertaniai• and naday actually dJed of a three Um.. la • Bttle mor twice about the aJtuatioa. top winds of 50 milea an hour but posed no Uuut to
Newport Beach and Costa bumper and flatteo.lnt a Ure, cerebral bemorrha&e. thu a week. A spoieiman ror the oo.. land areas throuJb Satur·
Mesa w1~I be on hand when Wl&&inl UUJht ~ wtth P'or. Mn. Alice y . MUDIOD, 41, of Alter b1J flnt MC.ape. Oct. I pit.al wblch treat.s the men. day, forec:uten said.
the California Dlvtlion of man and ru b1m olf Trad 1'852 BMcb Blvd Spece 21 7, tbt man, wM la 30, was1
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tally dlat.u.rbed. wd, bowev· T!trtt of the four troptcal
HJib"11 boldl a Pub 11 c AYe&le blto a plowed n.ld. succumbed Tburtday mn llkUd up bf Butl.Jlllon er, that the man wu already storm1 that preceded Elena
heartn1 presenting . ft.ndJnga ,.onman, hownv, m&n-ln& at WeatminJttr HotpitaJ ISeadi poUce lld nturued. in ill maximum 1ecurlty aec-ROTARY SPIAK!lt this year have developed in·
ol a 90-day feuibllity study apd to wheel tbt cartllSJq wlUl bums ovtr 90 pe.r cent He broke out apbl on Oct. tioo, and had cllmbed a fence Wiiiiam s. Henry to hurricane•.
ol the corridor concept for car Mck oato tbl pa ol bier body 12, and wu Cil*Jtd alte-r a ta escape. A midfil1 ad iJclry placed
the future PadGc Coad Free· and W1Q1u had to lrJ aiam · c:baMd by s.l IMe!a poUce, The man ha1 made repeat· Elena about l~ miles uat
way t.brougb the Harbor area. eo farce bbD to tbl thouldcr, d~ ~'.osi:. ~~ ablrtff'a deputlll IDd Hunt· ed threatl on the llvea of aev· of Miami near latitude 28.3
Battle lines will be dran poUct aaJd. ebral hem_...... caUMd lnfton Bach ,.... He WU era) members of hb family Rotarians north, 58.0 Weat. It WU mOV•
at 10 a.m. in a buement ccrb "''--:~!:... .__ then rldtna I motorcycle llving in Hwrt.lnfton Beach, IDC toward the northwest at
New Appeals
Under Study
In Gill Case
aodftorta.m at tbe ltate offke :!._!_-;;: b:cs' ...,t--uvul wblch be had ~y t.ak· poli ce aaid.
bWldlJll, 1350 l"ront St.. ln ..... -. To Hear of 9 mph. Colt.a Mell attorney Don· the border dty. DbCUJllon U S Lof•a Th1I could have~ cauMCl ,Weatbermon aaid Elena aJd A. McCarttn alid today be ~tr!-~:-. · · '° =-~=~na:-.~ Futur .. Harbor Ne_;i_ ·w· ke~~~~ . .i= .. n:: ~ which would tie to-'Iltan For belnl ltrUck wtlh IOIDttb!na, ~ -~ Philco or reachlnt burrkane force ol falle arrut CAM i.ovolvlnt
1eU>er tbe p1.pned Newport COl"Onll'1I dtpuU. Wd. .. 75 mph w1Dda 41' bi&ber · MariDen School janltor Ed
ad coutal -ttinay1. • "We'rt not ~ om aw tt Alpecta of projectl wbicb The weather bvuu aaMl Roland GW.
Newport BeacJI pub I I c Huge Role ••1 • &DOtblr' yet." uJd Lt. Gett .. ngCHART St .. •rly are not under u. s. IOYIC'D· Bermuda abouJd uperienca ow 23 baa been involved Wotb D1rector J~h T. Walter kOtt o1 tbt Wtltmln· " t.. UA.· ment aecurfty wrap1 at Pbll-aome lncreue 1n windl and tor f~ jeara tn a leial bat·
Dnti1i made fh1al prepar•· ater Police Department ct.-co .Corporation'• Atronutionlc abcrnn by late tomorrow. tJe a1atnat the city of New·
Uon for the 1e1aJon by study. CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)-tectll'I bwuo. By TO.II PORTUNE CHART marlne commltt..· dMalon ln Newport Beach wiD port Beach and four poUce-
tnc a model of the inter· Amenca'i ~ n. Scott llJd blvuU,aton are ., .. .., ....,,.... men asked queltiona durlnc bt detailed Tueaday nl&bt f« men alnce be wu ane1ted clwlae Jn Sa~ento Wed· tan4C military ..-. laancb-vir1aallJ certam tbe SS. It la .......... ted .... ... membeu of the Newport-Bal· D Oct. 4, 1981. after a flrt and
naday on hlJ way back from tr l1ICtd lat.o an O'IWCUt all:7 ftrt wtaldl swept tbl bom9 at ......... uwt wie the teHl<.'n recardln& future boa Rotary Club. ea th T ake.s buJ'ilary at Mariners School.
the Lncue of California Cit· todt.J carrytnc two atentt. tbl Qreea Laaten TtaDer ::..UC dKalla ..mf:N-of deftlopments such u a 1ec· ni. Rot.ary apeaktr wtll be In GW
I.ea convention in San Fran· oa the Ont lie' ot a l'ecord Park WtdDnd.1.1 waa c....cl Barbor. ~ ckvelop~ oad harbor entranc., modi· Wllllam s. Henry, ~ of M u1,,J,,-:0ra J~ •=
chco. IU.tnpl to perform ti Ol"bttaJ bJ I cl..,..u. ~ti tbt pace pnd1cted uWJy fled operationa of the Balboa marbtiq for Mronutrook. ember Shortly tbtreafter Super·
clwlit1. tbe couch. bow'"'· meant aowtBI pains. f8rry and the admlnlltratim Henry wlll outline the MTO-lor Judie Wllllam s: Lee cut
The tr1ple-ban'elltd rocbt. P'tmneD brob bU tbe mo-That'a-wby the marine and of off1hon moortn11. space firm'1 unclualfled wort • the award ln half, to $8.000.
key to the US. aoldler-ln-apact bile home and found the vie· recreaUon c 0111 m1tt11 of 1n a ta 1 , thdr now being cooducted for the 0£ Tr1ple•a Th Ida 5.,,..... J d• effort, waa makinc It.a MCOnd t1m 1prawlea on the Ooor CHART ia petrin& ahead to 11 1 n Pl'Olr•ll, U.S. Departmeot of Defaae ~ ur y, .. .,_.or u •'
PROTESTS and touehest teat filtht -a with .econd an<" third d•fr" 197~ trytni to foresee dWlcul· Cbalrman Berke empbulled and the Netiocal Aeronautic• Robert P. Kneeland cut the
• trial to ahow It c.:an ~rnnn burns ovtt to per cent of her Ues 'u can head oU before that, IO far. lht committee Is and Space AdmlNtration SANTA ANA -OM m•m· a~~ain. ~ '!W~
lht cosmic acrobaUcs fulure body. Sbe wu taken to West-they arise <.'nly e;splorln& the acope of (NASAJ ber of a rare set of ldenUcal l ~ UI no
dlupproval of the Vietnam space ships mlgbt nttd. minster HospltAI W'here she O IART '. th 1 , form-the problems and alkinc que1-The Rotarians .SU m•t at triplet• 22 montha old ha s co::;fen U Y ~ e new contllct. waa overturned at The aLr force booster was died . 1•1 e nev. > 6:30 p.m. at Irvine Cout Coun-died of brGncblal pneumonia, co.. ac on.
the University of Mlchican. launched at 10:25 a .m. PDT ed cilJZens ,, study g r 0 up, Uom. try Club. WUllam Munce ta the coroner's office repo~ We .~I atudy a possible
'The float was tor the Mkbl· with an awesome dlaplay of known as CWaeni .~ut>or It 11 not yet launchln& for· proeram cha1nn.a today. appeal, he added.
tan homecomln1 parade .and force and fury that makea It Area ReMarci Team. mal studies. nor offerln& any · n. child Marc« JudJtb McCartbl and a l t 0 r n ~ Y
wu built by the Student· the tree world's most power· $560 Taken Already, a number of knot· propo al h aid n,o • t ..... Olriatophtl Hall have carried ty problems have btt'n t,ou. s s, e ' · mH, l'Occum 1 tu.1a Glll'1 cue throup the appel· l"aculty Committee to EDd ful. In three yun lt w1J1 uti· eel ink> 1he ...__of the JM· Committet membera have hetm General HOQ>ttal Wed-late court t th Californ.I the War tn Vietnam. Hze Its might to orbit manned ~..... Pretty pJ Maday at 5:80 p.m., lieu 1han ° e 1
ln Milwaukee. Gen. Mu· space stations. In Break·m· rtne comrrun... headed by ~bed alJ'tement on Oot ace hall an hour after her mother Supreme Court .
.ell T a y l o r was picketed Tbe Titan WH fl.rat beaded Ralph Berke. poillt. The forecut srowth ot dlllc:iovved tier lytnc face down
.tlen he made a a-peech. Tay-toward a low Ioopln1 orbit Conaider Juat these: the harbor POlel potential F J } T h la her crlb et home The child
Jor. former U.S. ambassador around the earth. DANA POINT -BuriJars -During the month of Au-probkma of IUCb ma,mtude or 8 e ras WU Ill • coma and bteedb\1 Sculptor• Show
to Vietnam, took note of the After a 41-mlnute wait, the smaa~ open four vendlnt 1111t, 1985. thert ..-ere M.000 and compluity that e:dnor· ftom the moat!\. "'
plcketa and said· Titan'1 "twitch enclM" third machines and stold an eati· boat puueea throu&h the• d1nary 1olutiOD1 may well be Balboa bland bouta beau-"Our doc:tort did thttr beat
"Hen at home they don't sta&e wu ICbeduled to fire a led S5eO 1 . h rill' trance Jetty, and there w .. nqulred. Wied tralll cana today. to aave her, but tt wu t 0 0 At OCC Gallery
mean anythln1. but C.Ommu· second time and ahoot ill tint ma n coins. 1 e 1 7.20' boa.ta moorfld ln the¥?· One of the more lmmedlatt Coopentiq bl th• Ntwport lat.•• a botptt.al spolct1rt\a!I
nllt leaden tn Hanoi and Pt· satellite, a 4+inch radar aiCbt-deputiea Wei today. bor. What will tramc throqla problema alto lttUni etWl· B •a c b d{y beautlftcaU. Wd, A icul kine draw encourecement ing aphen, Into a hllber or· The theft was reported by the J•U)' be like ln tm. Uon from the committee ii proeram. u.. Balboa bland A' tum of pbyalclana done byptf': e:fl~lt °[..':;;!
from them." The 81 pkketl bll Shlrlf1 Aon Prtni>e, 35, •ho when It 11 expected thert wUl tbe rtductMa 1n boat repair lmprovemtDt AaaooiaUoa bu worked on the child in the artil r e
uld tbey •ert member• of With another bunt ol thruJt told otftcen tbe burtlar• ap-be 12,000 boat. moored in tbe facWtiq In the harbor. pwdwed 41 pn.c:ut coo-botpital'a emeriency room be ~on in ~WOrt Cou~
the Ad Hoc C',ommtttee to from the third sta1e 40 min-parenUy pried ~n a window harbor? AIDOGI ibe teneral 1ubJects crete truh re~lt1, Ud Coroner'• lnve.Uptora io-Collere art Salle lnlMond
protest agal111t Maxwell Tay· utea later, the nt.an waa pro-to cllmb lnto the Oolden Lan· -Upper Newport Ba 'J, tbat WW come withl.D tbe placed tbtm el ltrftt tadl day announ<*l reaulta o1 an throuah Nov l" i to•~ Jor. irammed to kick ita MCCIDd tern Bar. M* Padftc Cout mar1bJ ud undeveloped U-oomm!Uee't ltudy are boat aloq the bay front and 1D autops Nta!Jiw.t• · ... a.m.
In Austin. Tu.. the City aatalllte il\to en even bipr' H10tw11. in the • a r l y daJ, ii ...,. aa a second ti.av· 1tnrace. recrutioa are&1. UM otb9r pUUc p1ae91. monla Yu cause of d'.ar:"°" ~~'!'cia~~· ~to~ on Wed·
Council mused to erant a path. The m-pou:ediar wu montna 'I'tlundQ. 111 tratncked harbor wtUlla ol water anu, pontblltty of Tbe beilH*lond tr a 1 b Tbl ~ c1a...; of The m p.m.
downtown parade permit to a loaded with iDatrumema and Tbe loot wu ta.ten from Ui4 decade. Tbert 1a no~ a teeond harbor entrance, holden, wltb rtmoYable p1u-Mr. and Mra. Jisna Thom nblbtton ·~ Claire
Univeralt)' of Tau Ol'fanha· lmltation bwnan tbaut to ex coln-operat.I pool . t a b l e. ICCtll to Upper Newport lay marina COOJtnacUon ud ma-Uc U... and = ldl, re-mo Sunvlew Drive Anabel:· ~~Date~':"· ~.
&si. Studaita for• Demotta· emJne tbt radiation huarda bowlilll mechlM. Juke box except throuib the lower b.U'· dna ....,, and ltlldattve place tbe i.ta GI cua waa ooe o1 enea d.nctr.. ID Jart 'pa1oe v ns.i U:Te
tic Society. future utronautl may face. and ct,...U. macbine. bor. acUoas. 1upplled by &be dty. the famlly. 0.,;., Lont B..c,;. en
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'l'homu A. Murphlne, Editor
Tbomaa Kenil, FAitorial Director
Jack R. CllJ'ley Paul N!Aen
BU!inea Manaeer Auistant PubUlblr
Mem~r. AaaociatM Pru s United Pteu lnt•m•tk>n&l Mem~r. Audit Buruu of Ctn:ulat~
Member, California Newspaper Publlahen Aa8ocaaUon
M~~r. National Editorial A.odatJon
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Indonesia Anti-Red Moh on Rampage Again
Exodu Continues University
More Boats Brave Wrecked
Seas With Cubam In Fight
JAKARTA, Ind on e • i a
KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) -Meanwhile tll• M l am 1 (UPI) -Fiw hundNd anti·
Three more boata carrytna Weather Bureau forecaat tm-Cammtmia Mollem demc&
Cuban retuceea aalled provtni weather in the atralta atDn burned the O!h>eH
windlwept Florida Straits to-w~ NU up to 7 and Repub!lca Univwntty
day in a continutnc exodul feet were reported earlier in yesterday after band.(o.Und
_________ 1 from Fidel Caatro's Comm the week. ft&btillc wtth ltudmb that hi·
Dllt regime. Three boata bJW.ibt 73 ex· jured 15 to 20 penon1.
Tension
Lessens
In 2 Cities
The 19-foot boat Topeca ar-ilea to freedom yesterday de-Police ~ 10ldlenf ollow·
rlYed early today ca:rryins spite the 1tormy weather. A Police and loid1ln follow·
11 relu&eea and crew mem-Coaat Guard cutter bad to the university Jl'OUDda. They
bera after a niibt on 1ea1 • take aboard the puaencen arrested four ltDdeJdl but
td 8 feet hia:h in the 90-mlle from one •mall 00.t for the DODe of the demonttrab'a.
atralta aeparattni Key West last few miles. The lnddent produced the
from the embarkation port Carl Warner, a UPI report. ftm cuualtiea in a Mrlea of
ol Cam.arloca. er Ill Ca.marloca, said more anti·~ demOllltrationt re-
U.S. Cout Guard cutten than a acor~ of •mall boata aultinc from an abortive coup
t!!lcorted two more 1ma11 had arrived to pick up refu-to take over the IOVUDJ!lcnt
boata acheduled to dock lat.er 1ee1 and were wa1Un1 to of President Sukarno. Pro-
Ill the day. leave. government Jl'OUpa b 1 am e
United Prell lJltensaUoul One, Identified as the JG. Yeaterday'a c r o 11 In & the Communiat. and th e I r
foot Cindy, carried 19 per-brought to 268 the number of Red Cbineae auoclatea for
Tension appeared to be 1001. The other, known anly recu1eea who have taken up the attempted takeover.
lessening today in the na· u SAS230 bad 24 persona on Fidel Cutro on h1J offer of
tiori'a two hottest r a c 1 al board. Tbt boata were inter· leWnc CUbana leave U they LEADER HIDES }' v,.~., ..... ~ ... , •-Crawfordville cepted by tbt Cout Gaud no loftier want to live under Unaftkial repona drcuta.1.-OUftfJ .. ._ .,.
u-vwneapC>l.it -· • about «> mllel eoatlHoutb-his rqime. The fiiur9• doe• Inc In Kuala Lu.mpl.r, Malay·
Ga ., and Natchez, MW. eaat of Key West. not include the 48 crewmen. a1a, aid tlW Ind on •ian President Job.naon awaib a bug from a young ruit-
Civil rl&hta demoutrltiona ComtNuuit Party l •a d • r or Thursday while he Wiii sunning h!mlelt on the
Courtenay l.AIDda VaJentJ, daughter of LBJ's special
aaistant, Jack Valenti.
were called off Ill both of the D. N. Aldit •• bJdlnl tn the fifth.floor terrace of Bethesda Nrnl Hotpltal She is ~.~~~R Subd P ~~~Em~-------------~---~================~
tn In Natchez e:qrea.ed coo-ent si y roposal W be n the demonitnton
cmi over a diJagree m • D t arrived at Republica UnJver· worst In History * HARBOR CENTER
with Mayor John Noaser re-s •d k d b H &ity they found the ptea -
1ardlll1 the terms o1 a racial I etrac e y ouse tocted and CUarded by 100 truce. .wdenta. Police said a ltu· Heavy Rainfall Hits
Florida Beach Area
N d nled that tty of· dent Inside t1red at the d.em· oaaer e c WASHINGTON (AP) -tndon IOUJ'Cea expresled omtrMon and po 1 t c e re-
ficWa, at a meetiD& with Ne-The Houee voted to bold up 00t61euce tod9y the money fl)ODded by lhoodni Into the
IJ'O leaden Wednetday n1aht. money for 1t1rimt a rel w1B be rei11or'td lat.er. alr.
had promi.led that public .W.dy ~ for low·in-Acdoa by the HoUM came The def:nona tr a£on then
employea would agree to d• come tam.Wea. But adm1nia-'Ibunday in punp ot forced entry into the unlver-
selfecate the Natchez boapi-'4.2-b.l:lb catch.all appro-n⁢y yard and beat the atu-POMPANO BEACH, F 1 a. fer to alive away tta paper U
ta1 or appotnt a Nearo to the priatian bOl that had tndud-denta wUL flit.a. lmivq and (AP ) -Jlttery resident. the sun doNn't lhlne, made
bool board next year Educati· on ec1 fl*>.ooo to It.art the rmt plece• of lumber and 1roo. inc bed tbelr doon open today cood on the onu tor th• ftrlt
&e • ~ prosram and author· They .warmed throu&b the time .me. Feb. 4. 19&4. Nearo leader Charla Even be c-outzacta for ~ '8 dormitoriet enc a It n I atu-to find flooded atneta, sea· Ellewbere, thundentonna,
acCNJed N01aer of tryin& to mJlliaa. deuta bl band fllhtinl· Thi walla wuhed away and can ballltorm.I and abonn were
"aave face" wtth whMea, and Bill Gets Rep. JllDN Harvey, a. modenl atone and pi.ter ltailed ta three feet ot water. common 1:n the Great Plalm,
said "unlua they come to .ua Midi., ollered the amend-hnOdtnp ...,re douled with The area bad lta cnatett Mktwut, Southflilt and West
by Saturd&J and tell ua we re • ment tt.t dqJped the men-plOline and let af!rt. rainlall In llvtnc memory.
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11 cetttnsN what :·N~ "':ri Umt Okay ey from the bill. He WOlS Before rutnc the univer· It WU rtill ralning after rr~ e:o line up and march heavy qiport from ~-aky, d • m 0 mtnton .,.. more thin 20 lnchu ol rain
all o~ Natclm.'' WASHINGTON (AP) -= :;.t -~== =t1.~ fell on Pompe.no Beach Ill 13
Dr. Martin Luther Kine Jr. A congruaional confennce lf&m earlier th1a year Ill en-that it came from R*1 auna. boun 'nunday.
cancelled further demonatn· c o mmlttee hu hammered actment ol a -. •• 1... bill. Police told rukkntl ol the Uona at CrawfordvWe after out a broad, new hither edu· ...,....... .
Ne woa a W:tory lD a cation procram that woWd Tbe roll call vote t bat ~=pco Beach-Fort Laude· fed~ court at Aucustl, Ga. utabllah a national tea knocbd the bouaig rublidy Rhod • .... : "U yoa don't have
The court tumllll over opera· cOtpl and help poOr and mid-out °' the approprUlica bill e818D.8 to 10 oat, .., home."
tton Of Taliaferro (Cr atffotd· dJe tncom• ltuderJtl attend W• 185 to 112. The ammd-The rain clumped IDOl'9 w•
Desperate
Cong Draft
More Viets
ville) County ICboo1I to a.or-. . 'ment dld not affeet an ap-SJ D ter Oil Pompao Beach than Ila School SUpt. 0aD Pur· The HOUie and the Seute propn.tioa at f170,000 for ad· OW OWD a.oy hmricaDe bu bl 11 years SAIGON (UPl)-vi.t Conl
cell and can him antil Oct. B w i 11 have to pau on their m.lDlttrwti\111 apemea of the The dtJ declared a state oi military luden have "draft·
to aettle the inte&ratioo l.laue. conferee.' compromile t. protram. LONDON (UPI) _ Rho-emers-cy u poia lD near-ed" at bayooet point an atl-
Taliaferro County bad cloa-fore lt can be sent to Prut· Under the aubcidy plan the deaian PriJne ~r Ian by Fort LAudrrdal• took near-mated 3>,000 to 40,000 men
ed It. only wbtte IChool th.I.I dent Johnson to aJp Into law. fovemment would make Smkh seems to be tallni a ly 3,000 cal.LI from motorlrtl witbln the put mooth Ill des·
fall and wu sendlD& the white At leut one flaht ta in pt"OI-pa~ to owners and de-more cautioua road toward leek1nl help with stalled cars. perate attempt.a to match the
pupils to secrecated ICbooll pect. Houae Republlcam ob-veopen ot pri?ate boulllft& lDdependence for hla white-The rain Oooded septic mauive U.S. mWt.ary buildup
In ne1lbborlnc count.lei. The jected in conference to t b •that would be made avalla-ruled African colcoy Brit-tanb and bealtb authorities Ill Vietnam, it wu learned
Ne&TO IChool remained open. teacher corp1 and aa1d they bit to low-Income f'l:mlllea . lab 1cmrnmeat IOW'C~ said warned i-mits not to let their today.
Civil rl&htl attorneys told the will try to have tbt proftlion P-.ymenb could nm u loaa today. chlldra play in the flood wa· Top.ranked military aourcea
court the wbit.e icbool waa removed from the bill an tbe • 40 yean a would be ter. alJO diaclOMCI that more than
abut down to avoid accept1.nC HoUN floor bMed GD the ability oi In-001;'!8 lmmedlate threat of a A woman waJ.kinC ber do& one recW&r army unJt from
Necroe• wbo bad appJ.J.ecl for The Se:uie approved t b • dhtdual twnt1 to J19.1 1bl de~ =Uon ! ~ wu tm.t by a blknd·run Commun.I.It North Vietnam
aclmluton. ort rdered teacher corpc, the HOUH ne•· mdll from the.Ir own tnconM. the colcmy'a black ~Jarity drlwr, wbo police Wd ma.y may now be operatin& Ill the
The federal co el~ .._er voted on the propo1al. Ncme of the paymeata would appeared to have abated not bffe seen her tn the driv· 1outh. Until now, U.S. lnteJll.
Purcell, in effect, al-While the confereea were Co to prlvste landlords. -A DIWli-per poll pubu.h-int rain. gence baa conflrmed the pres·
reopen the whlta ICbool or to wratUnt with the bill 'lban-Han.y, bl auoc~ ar-ed bel't today &bowed that 82 OfDcen barricaded atre.ts ence Ill the south of only the
low Nearoea ~tr::'.:St.11 d&J. John 1 on reportedly cmnc for dtn1al ol tbt man-per cert ol quutlooed Brit-that they thought m!Cht cave 10,000.man 325t.b dlvilloo of
the ICllOOJI :.-. called from BCbllda anal q, Aid tentative ~cm rupportecf Prlme MlniJ. in. Pet of one street w a 1 the People's Army of (North)
are beln1 boapltal to 117 be wanted the could permit penaaa wftb tu Harold wn.on•a condlttoo wubed Into the Wahoo Canal. Vietnam. 1 E 8 teacher corps Included. Jars• in\'llllilODeat tnoomea to that tndependenc. for Rho-At cme spot, 1eawalla col· The cun·polllt communist 0 B I T U A B The eotnp r o m l 1 e bill la occupy the .ukflled bout-deala could only be IJ'&Dted lapeed from ttle we!Cbt of wa· recruitment pro&ram bu
more than t h r • e times aa lq. Be caDed for a delay an· ti a~ by the entire col-ter behJDd them -not t h e sent Vlet Cone atrenlth to a
FOWLER. L. Haynu, Dr., 1eneroaa aa Joh DJOn'a n til tbt recataUom· an dart· onlal populaUon _black and waftl breakiDC Ill b'onl record hJ&b eitlmated at
69 1770 W. Balboa Blvd., rower ortct.nal re q u • 1 t. · wblte The rut of aoutb Florida 220,000 full and part.time N~wport Beach. Suntved by ' · wu aJlo Lubed by hours of soldiers.
wife, Mary N.; brother, heavy rain. Up to 10 Inches On Sept. 2, Defenn Secre-
Fran.k C.; couain, Mn. Doro-wu reported In Mlami. The tary Robert S. McNamara
thy Lanen of Wubln&ton. American W•men Weather Bureau didn't fore-teltifted before a contr•• Servlcea 11 a.m. Sal, st. An· see an early letup. tonal committee In Wubinf.
drewa Prubyterian Chapel. On tbe P'lorida West Coe.at, ton the Viet Coal waa beJlev.
Family auuesta that in ileu c f L G . u the St. ~bar'I Independ· ed to have 81,000 to 70,000
of nowua, fr1endl wbo wt.ab ancer 0 ung oing p eat, which baa a standinl of· recuian and I0,000 to 100,000 may contribute to tbt Cancer pnillu -thole wbo farm
Fund or Heart Fund. Weal· by day and n,iit by nilhl
clilf Chapel Mortuary, direc· R al M • >..of 1aat Wednesday, mlll-tora. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Breslow, in an interview, school qe in Calllomia will oy arnage tary plannen estimated there
The lun& cancer death r a t t said that tun1 cancer mOl'taJ. die before the ace of 70 ol jU&t now were between I0,000 and
SMITH, William J. Jr., lf: amon1 women la catclrlq up tty amoni men abond a one effect ol amokin( -lung AMSTERDAM, The Nether-100.000 re,Wan and 100,000
N. Catalpa Ave., Ana.he __ ..; with that of men, a Callfornla IWtlinl riH JO to 30 -·-cancer." Janda (UPI) -A committee to lJ0,000 auvrWaa In Viet
Survived by parents, Mr. alN Health Department expert ,_. He aa1d cancer deaths circulating petition.I oppoaln& Cone ranks.
Mn. WIDlam J. Smith. Sr., says. The rate bu lncreated alter men ltart.d nnokinc m1'bt be curbed by early the marrtaie of Crown Prtn· U.S. mWtary atnncth Ill
allteT, Joanna; brotben, 50 per cent alnce JJ80. heavily In World War I. diqnoa:ia, flflt..rate care In caa Beatrix to a former 0.r-Vietnam now ltanda at about
Glenn and Mart. Private The J'eUOD ta attributable He aald mnk1n& am 0 n I pubUc and private bocpitals man army otncer aaJd today 144 000 men and plan.a call foe
aervtca, Pa~:~:: to the 1Dcreue of d(antte :f:!:'~: ~la-=· and Int.wt" follow-up wort It had more than 5,000 1lpa· an 'lDcreue to tome D ,000
mortal Part. • amoldnl women alnce World 1 •• d··.n-~ '-•--~ &JDOlll 1*ll rtch and poor. tares. lD the near f\Jture. ary, dlr9ct4n. War D, aalcl Dr. Luter Brta·-. ~ -...--
GEE, LUl1an S. Servlcea low chief ot the state'• dlvl-yean. pendlnl. Baits Mortuary, 3520 11oc: of prevenUve medical "One could say now that Eut CC>ut ff11hway, Col'Ol'la _ ... _ the tuna cancer el*temlc hu
Mar dlrectora Nn1 .. v . uteaded to women." be llJ4.
clel • • The tobacco Industry h a • From 1980 to llM, ht n-
denled there la cllnk:al proof ported, the death ratt par 100,· a.u:rz MOB'nJAIUEI of a relationahlp between tune GOO women tn Calllonia .._ ew.a ~ Mar Oil cancer and amotlq. from 4 to 6.t In tbl a to ..
Cllta .... Ml NCM • ~ • ~ped from U.1 te
RO a-&y ~·~ au amonc iM4 ... womea BELL I auna and from 11.1 to 2U •-• MOJtTUARY FLOWERS --·~-~..... .... .,. WOIMll. lit._.....,.,,'-'-TO Lut year luq canc.r ldllld
Lt a.am CO .. JfORT 'Ill women In Calllornla, ~·
M pared wltJ\ 114 In 1•. PED FAMILY OOLGNW.
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VATICAN CITY CUPI) -ba~. penecutlona or dia·
The !etunenJcal Council ~ playa of anU·aemttiJm dlrec·
day ovenrbtlmln'1J pt11ec1 a led a1a.1Jut Jewa at any time
t1na1 ct.claration -that "Jew1 and by anyone."
1bould not be preaented u 1be vote cleared the path
r • J • c t e d by God or ac· for Pope Paul VI to promul·
curled." Tbe !U4orlc vote sate the declaration at a pub-
•u 1,7a to 2S'O. lie H1alon Oct. 28 or at a
Tbe comprambe 1tatement formal clOllna 1e1aton later.
hammered out dwinc three The European directol' of
19&n of bltt.r d.1.-i>ute af1lrm. the American Jewlah Com·
ed tbat the church "deplore• mltt.ee, Dr. Z a c h a r I 1 h
---------Sbuiter, called the declare·
Uon .. a Iona overdue act of
elementary juatice."
It alma to rectlly a tenden-
cy ill traditional C a t h o 1 I c
t.eacbin1 to view the Jewa u
accursed for bein1 the people GOOD FLIGHT _ The giant XB70, forerunner of 1peed of sound, and reached a beiibt of 70,000 feet
who crucltled Jeaua. aupenonk air tra.DJportl, flew for tint time Tinin· with Al White, ch.ief pilot far North Amerlcan A via-
Tbt declaration wu toaed day at 1 1..-A of more than 2,000 mph. triple the Uon, and AF Col Joeeph F. Cotton at the controlJ. down ainct ill inft1al &pprOV·j_:::.'._::....:....:~t"'=..,..:.....:..:.-=:...:....:.....:..:.:.:._...:...__...:__...:_ __________ _
al Nov. 20, llM, at the coun-
cil'•· third ae11ion. It then
wd the Jewtab people ahould A A • GOP p Ik H never be preaented al I "del· rt uct1on ays e onors, clde" or "God·k I I ling" peo-
ple. The revised wordJ.n& was S R d
Arab countries and theolo11-
Huge Plane
Does Job dr•lted alter preuure from ets ecor Takes Gibe at Johnson
cal object.Iona from I COD· 3 Mill. EDWARDS AIR FORCE
•.ervatlve wing ln the Catho-$3. IOD WASHINGTON (AP) -Eisenhower attended none BASE (AP) -The huae U ·
lie church. Republlcana a11emblld in 28 of the dinners, celebraU n J perimental bomber XB70A hu ---------o::~ the ~o~afu ~! NEW YORK (UPI) -The cities to toast Dwight D. Ei· ln.ltead with b1a four lf&Dd· done what it wu built to do ~--r e!0...t;... However world auction record for mod· aenhower on b1a '15th blrthday chlldttn in Pboeolxfllm~.:J>!.i -fly 2 000 m.p.h. at an alU· • } PJ ........... ..._. ' ulted their salute to the for-But a lS.rnlnute \AJ"n'l:'Y • Gir ans th• Aaae.mbly ~ted ~ em paiotinaa WU broken lut mer resident with a bria-thJs and other remark! to the tude of 70,000 feet.
new version of the deicide nlgbt ln a '3.385.800 aale at tllng ~ttac.k on the preaent diners across the country . The 450,000.pound craft,
• paravaph by a ballot of l,· which a secretive American one. Lyndon B. Johnson. "The laws a nation l1vea by with a weir<J. da.rt .. baped de-Long SWim 82~ 1!, the declaratJon collector paid an unparalleled And Emnhower, llimself, have to be hammered out by sign, hit Mach ~iple th e
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which Rkbord c a r d In a 1 '800.000 for one or Cuanne'sl'i;>e>ke scornfully ~Y debate. by thoughtful d!Jcus-speed or sound -for two mln-s d T• Cuabilll of BodA>o. ursed the Impressionist landscapes. night of . legislation bullied sion and by give and Lake utes of a one hour and 47 mln·I econ une ·--" to n.ua "ln rea....,.t to Th . f 5S lhr~gh JUSt by political pow-They CIMOt ~ b U I l 1 e d ,_ fH"ht Tb··-"'--------------------C01.WUJ ,.--. ..--e aucl.Jon o canvases er through Just by potitical pow-u.... .., unu•Y· -------------------the ~~nt opinion of man· at the Parke-Bernet Galltr· The birthday armtnnary er. The XB70A rues faster thanl ~=~~~~~~~h~~~o~~ped~ep~~~~~tR~~~~ ''ln~~~u~. It u not~~Y~J~d~f~~h~~~·----£~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ QI 1 lit lC. II the fourtb section in the loua most expensive sale of dent was a time to raiae high bow many laws you pass, It _, ~mat. w ~attempt dtcll.raUocl. which a11o uries work& painted amce 187~ the GOP b&nner, Jeorn the is how many good lawa you Water it our most ptecious commodity. H .. p conserve water.
,._ ...... Ji bonda with H Democrats -and pour up to pass." -------------, at car:nPlttnc the Dn' ~ c ln· •u mllllon aale in London in SlOO a plate into depleted par-The power theme -that ----------------.,
nr1m tbrou'21the ~ ~ dua, Buddh1lta and Mollem1. 1963-but 1t also set new auc· ty coUers. the Democrat.&, led by the U 10• hd to pe.mp ud QJTJ all thta '"teT ~~-tromto r--Fra.nda to-Uon record& foT four French White Houae, a re too prone youneU It wMJd take at least u ltoar'1
......... .-a co artiJt.&, Cezanne. Manet, Gull· to itt uae -was sounded al· hard won, bat &haab .. 7oar water plut,
ntpl p Killed lau?Nn and Duchamp. so by Barry Goldwater. party yoa iet aD the water JM Med wlU. a twilit She wtl1 lpUlb ot.f at 9:46 oet A price ot '61&.000 for a Mrs. Kennedy chairman Ray c. Bliss. New of tbe wrlat! ~and hopes to land o If Ce-ianne had atood u the York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke· ~ beNtw~.t_I ~ In Acci·dent auction record for a modem Writes lo LBJ teUer and M ich I g an Gov. 2IO boun -· °" ~. -painting 1ince a London aale Geor1e Romney.
would be tha ftnt penan ln ln 1968. American protper· Houae Republican Leader
hlltory to compet. the rt aL\PEL HILL. N.C. (UPI) ity and the increasing 1car· WASHINGTON (UPI) -Gerald R. P'ord m Mkhlgan
mil... -Randal Jattell, SZ, winner city of prime lmpresslonllt Mn. John F. Kenoedy aent and Rep. Melvin R Laird ofl
Her OOlicb, Sacramento ol Ulie 1llO Dlltiooal bo ok works made it inevitable that "a vuy sweet letter" to Pres· Wiaconltn ltres&ed the need
nr1m IDltN:lb" Paul Blrroo. award for poetry, WU killed the muterfuJ palntin& told ident Jobnaon sayin& b 0 w to be-.1 iDtraperty' wounds.
ii conftdent tbM t b ta by & car 1ut ni&bt while walk· last nlahl, ''HOUles at Eat.A· atifled he with his re-Fo r m er Vic. President I time Leonore will make IL 1ni aklnt a bicbway. que" would bring even more. gr 5 was Richard M. Nlxon called for
Sepeember 5, abe .u ftve A member ol the National "Few Cet.annes of tbia covery from iall bladder aur-a "1trong firm line" m Viet·
m.lle1 otf lbore when aha and lnltttute ot AIU and IAtten. quality can be expected to aery, it was reported yest.er-nam. And Sen. Thruston B.
he:r co.cb 6edded to call tt Jarrell won the poetry award come up on tbe urtet in the day. ~orton or Kentucky char&ed ...
"Aed If J08 lllpplJed JOU OD W•
ter, yoa could never be nue of ha
aa.fety. lt'a your water worb' Job
.. provide yoa witlt aafe water
wbere and wbea yoa wut It."
qulta. for h1a collection emttled ••A future," 11.1d art dealer E. J Mrs. Elizabeth ter,l~e Democrat.a with support· l..!.!:~:_::::::..:;~~Sl::M Tbe wMer temperature fell Woman M the WUb.IDiton Rouauck who plJCed the wtn-preu aecretary to Mn. JobD-t.D& an att..ck on Ejsenbower
11x detreta trom a normal Zoo." He ai.o wrote two g bid tar a collector he''°" ntd MnMC~y ~ate -an auegauon seconded by NO 8 COSTA MESA COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
oear 58 to a dDlty II on the boob of euays. described only aa "Uvin1 in JobnloD •he wu happy W'itb Go:-~v~M~ar~k-H~a~tl-le~Jd--of_0r_e-J=:=::' ========================== prevloot = Herron JarnU wa ICruct by a C&l the Eut not Car from New the progrea be wa s makiq ~on. aaJd tb.IJ aaeD1 hap. on U.S. lM01 outalde the city York." and wu "ao pleaed be looked
pem in the Pactnc and am-lmnl ot thla borne oi t be Cesanne painted the aun-:A wtll m the~ ptc.
not be pncticMd. Unhwaty ot North Carolina. flecked farm hOOlel on a roe· tares." Tbe former Fint
ky hl.llaJde in 1882-wben be Ledy also Mnt her love to
wu lucky to 1et a few bun-Mn. Jobneon and her t w o
dred dollan for a painting. d.au&hten. lt"s Been a Year --;::===~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-=;;;;:;-
Nikita Now 'Out person'
MOSCOW (UPI) -Tbe So-muru.t leaden -Kyrl) Ma·
viet.& today l,nored the tint iurov, Ale.under Sbelepln
annJveraary m Nlkita S. and DmJtrt Polyankay. Khruabchev'a fall from pow. ,
er. Tbe man wbo naled Ru. The edltorahlp of Ruuia s
ala !or more than a decade two moat important new1pa·
wu In Mcluaion at hla COUD· pen -Izvutla and Pravda
try home, dialfaced and rel· -bu chan1ed banda twice
eaated to the 1tatu1 of an during the put year.
"unpenoo." In domestic policies, the
Soviet Dh'IJ>9pen made no most spectacular chanle by
mentia:l of the upheaval a Koaydn and Brezhnev hu
year aio that deJ>oMd Khru· been the piadne ot Rualan ill·
abcbtv and repf.aced b I m duatry on the profit 1yatem,
with two-beaded leardenhlp a move apparently deatined
-Pnuniel' Alexei N. Koiy. to •peed the growth rate.
gin and Communist Party
chief Leonid I. Brezhnev.
Khrushchev he.Id both posta Ar E •
under the old regJme. my xerc1se
In the 12 montha a I n ce
Khrushchev's demiee, the BERLIN CUPll -Troops
makeup of the Soviet 1overn· of four Commuru.t armlea
ment and party bu remain-will open large-1eale maneuv-
ed atable, a altuaUon whlcb en on the Weal German bor·
the Chinese Communists der this weekend, It was re·
have called "Khruahcbtviml ported today.
without Khrushchev." The official East German
None of the members of the army weekly Vollcsarmee
all-import.ant party preaidi· uid the Eut ~rman forces
um has been pureed. al· would be joined by Soviet, P~
though promotJona have been llah aDd Cucboslova.kian
Jlven to three YOUlli Com· unJti. ----~ - -----
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Don't Worry Yet U.S. Studies Hou8e Hearings Tuesday
Someday, Comet
Will Hit Earth
Army Bases
I
U.S. to Get Secrets of Ku Klux Klan
WASHINGTON (UP I) -
The Unlted s.tata ii oonaid· erlna abandonlni a few of it.a WASHINGTON (AP) -months. has the assignment are admittedly secret, the aomeUmea feudlni wlit.a of
m l 1 l t a r y in1tallation1 The natioo wlll get an wld· of aettina the ataa• for lbe h e a r t n 1 a will be&ln with the lnvtaible empire.
ln France u a matter of er'• tour of the eecrtt laby· bearln11 which will be rtf• background lnformaUon CS.· WlUIJ. who opened the klan
"cost reduction and efftcl•n· rtnth.a of the lnvta!bl• empire with sach my1tic nomencla-1i1ned to aallat ln better un· tnvestiaatiOfl tn Marcb a.
BERKELEY (UPI) _water .. but It lain cy," aceordinl to tbe si.te wbetl the ~onaJ Mar· tun u klavern, tlud, wt.i-den~ the m.atttn to be 00~ 'nlonday the ;ublic • may con 0.partmenL lnt• tnto tbt Ku KJux KJan ard, draaon developed. '
Sooner or later a comet like methane '?: ammonia or otb· It 1ald yesterday oo &i&nlf· open Tuelday. Rep Edwm E. Wlllls. o. Once thl.I ts O\lt of the way burlnp will begin T\Meday
the one now approachln1 the e.r th1Da1. PhUlips a a Id leant cban1es were cont.em· Cooductlnt the tour, IOW'C· La .. chairman ef the Houae the committee la expected to tr' \be bi& caucus room of the
sun will collide with the "Th.La one, the 1882 comet, plated "at the present time," ea aa.ld, wW be Doll Appell. Committee on un-Amerlcao tum the full li&bt of it.a pub-old Cannon Houat 0 f1f I c e
earth cau1tn1 tremendous and several othen are be-however. A apokeaman al.loch I e f lnveatlJator for the Actlvitiea, explained: "Be-Uc he&riq1 on the b!J&elt of Bulldlna.
devu'tauon a noted astron· lleved to be part.a ol a huge atreued that "no political alt· House C o m m i ttee on Un· caute the inquiry would con-all the kla.na -Imperlil WU.. Willia said that becau.ae of Joa CARLOI
' comet that broke up When it nUlcance abould be drawn American Activities. cem the structure, peculiar ard Robert Shelton'• United the acope of the subject mat· ~lumblnt & H .. t1n1
omer aald today. pused the IUD aeveral thou· from any of the1e poaalbly ApP9ll, who baa been prob-Jeadenh!p UUea and acdv· Klan.a. Later It will tab up t.er the inquiry. "wW last a 111:11 :1ut.9'~~.., "There 11 no reuon at all a and years 110." contemplated actlona." lng klan a c t l v l t i ~ 1 for tu.a of organlutiana whJcb lndMdually the 1 m a 11 e r, considerable lencth ol Ume." 1.._ _______ _.
why a comet and the eartb------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------------------
shouJd not coWde, '' Prof.
John G. Pbllltpt. bead of the
astronomy department at tbe
Unlvenlty of Callforni... told
llnited Pre11 International.
"They come trom o u t • r
space every ooce in a while,"
the proluaor we!. .. About
once in every ei&bt m111.ltln
yun or IO a lood·llled coin.-
et cu be apected to colllde
with the earth. . Jt would be
rather drutlc. . .aomethlftl
like a tremendous atomic
blast."
He aa.ld comet.a auch u the
Jkaya-Sek.I comet were "only
about a mile in diameter,"
but If one hit the earth it
could devastate an area the
~iz.e of California with vibra·
tlons and tire.
Another Callfornl.& Iden.-
till, Dr. Leland CWmlnlham.
has calculated that the It.
ya-Seki comet will pell no
closer to earth than about
300.<XX> miles on the other
side of the sun. However,
Halley's Comet, ln 1910,
came between the earth and
the sun, and there Ls evidence
that an object which gouced
a huge crater in Siberia urly
this century wu a relaUvely
tiny comet.
Phlllipt 1aid utrooomen
1omettme1 call cometa "dlr·
ty snowball.I" becauae they
are made of toe and rock.
"There may be ap to a
million of them travelll.na In
a cloud around the aolar 171-
~m." he sald.
All were formed at the
same tim9 th• earth wu 10
blllioo yean aio. MOit are
invilible, even to utrono-
mera. They can be MID only
when they 1et near the aun
wblch beats them and tu.cu
their Ice into dowtni 1u.
Sclentista ordlnarily Vl.W
about five cometa a year, but
aome yean they see 14 or
15. They hope, by watcblnc
the lkaya-Seld comet clOltly
next week, to laarn more
about what they are made ol
and bow they act.
"Tbe Ice la prebebly put
Pilot Drops
16,000 Feet
By Chute
VANDENBE RG AIR
FORCE BASE CAP) -Capt.
Carl D. Osborne parachuted
16.<XX> feet into the PacUk
Oce&n from his dl .. bled A1r
Force Delta Dart ftatster
plane -and lived.
Osborne, 5, paraclnlted
Thursday, 180 mllea off t be
California coast. He wu on
an alr defenae traJ.nlnJ mil·
sion with the 329th Ftcbltr In-
terceptor Squadron from
Georee A1r Force Bue tt
Vlcti>rvillt.
A Coast Guard helicopter
picked up Osborne aa.r ht
Ooated for nearly ftvt boun
in an inflatable Wt raft be
had It.rapped to h.Lt back. A1r
Force offlcen said O.bomt
appeared to be in Sood coa.
dltlon and was •rnlllnt wben
the helicopter landed at Van-
denberg A1r Foret Bue.
Osborne wu taken to t h e
baae hospital for obMrvation.
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DAil V PILOT /Hf*S·Pm' F'rld1y O<tobtf 15 1%5
Dennis the Mena~e
Manslaughter Verdict
LOS ANGELES (AP) -hen reported the shootinf this
The S.COnd Dialrlct Court of w1y:
~ ha1 refused to ael "Whalen sort of le&ned to-
uldt tbe manat.ugbter con-ward Sammy. Next tbtq, J
vicUon of hoodlum Sam Lo-heard the 1bootin1. I ducked
Op. when I heard the first 1bot-Loaano. 38, drew a 1 to 10 10rt of like from force of bab-
year prbon aentence ln 1962 It. I wu 1ort of under the ta·
in cenection with the fatal ble. ~t w11 it -I never
1hootlni or Jack (The Enlorc-setn any gun. I wu looldn1
er) Whalen. WhaJen was de· 1t Whalen."
ICT'ibed ln court u a strong-LoCigno testified he fired
arm collector Of gambling the de.th weapon, but plead·
debta. ed aeU-derenae, saytn1 he
WbaJen died in a Sherman thought Whalen wu about to ow remurant Dec. 2, 1959. kill him.
WitDIUu said be wu stand· inl at a table, talkin1 to ex· A jury convicted him of
J&J!l."'1 Mickey Cohen 1 n d murder in 1980 and he wu
i..oapo. Suddenly• bullet be-sentenced to life lmpriaon· tween~ eyes felled him . Co-ment As ~ first year of the ---------sentence ended, an appeala
Seven Killed
In Crashes
Of 2 Planes
SAN ANDREAS (APl -
Two private pl1ne crashes
Thunday near this Sierra
Nevada foothilla town lillled
sevn Callforniua. lncludlna
four Beverly Hllls firemen on
a huntm1 trip.
court let the coovicUon ulde
on &rounds of sufficient evi·
dence and trial error.
The aecood trial ended in a
bunt jury .. At the third, in
1982, LoCtino was convicted
of voluntary man.alau1b~r.
LoClgno'1 attorney• ap-
pealed this conviction on the
grounds of double jeopardy.
Site Okayed
For College
BoCb were in the f'OUlh ter· LONG BEACH (UPI)
nln of Calaveru County. Plam for a rtate coU.1e In
'Ibt cauae of each was un· the Dominguez Hil.lJ t o d a y
known. moved a step closer to con·
Thi Drat crash took l b e 1tructlon with the board or
Uvea of Seldon E. Huddleston, trustees dl~cting State Col·
51, OUc:o, and Millie Ahner, lege Chancellor GI en n S.
54, Sonora. the CallVeras Dumke to negotiate a aaUs.-
County 1herllf said. factory solution to 1ite p~
Huddle1ton'1 alngle • engine lems.
plant cra1hed in timber near Dumb wu directed by the
the old 10Id mining town of boa.rd to negotia•.e a "aatla·
Murphya, 15 mile1 1outheut factory solution to the zon.
of San Andrea~. ing, 1creeninJ of adj1cent oil
The four hremen w e r e wells and the aUcnment of
aboud • twin engine plane the indurtrlal freeway." which crashed in foothilh 1S1=jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mUet west of San Andreas II
near Comanche Lake.
Thi ftremen and thelr pilot,
Ralpb B. Kimball, 34, 12728
Woodlretn St. Loa Angeles.
had been on 1 hunt1n1 a n d
fllhl.Qg trip 1t Copco Like on
the Klamath RJver near the
Ore1on border
Kllled were Kimball, Ken·
nelb R. Unch. 29. Los An-
geles; Robert J. Marshall, 45,
Santa Monica ; Robert Ro y
Hayltr, 23, Culver City, and
Donald P. Griah, TT. Redondo
Beach. ·-··----
It should tlke place every dly, In
Ml'J aspect af 100r lift. And It
will wlltn, in quiet moments ot
pr1y•r, you bt&in to discover
Y'QUr relationship to God -and
love Him undtrmndinaly. Hear
I public lecture presented by
ARNOU> H. EXO, C.S.B., of the
Boe~ ol 1Mt1nshf p of Tiit First
Chutttl af Christ. Scientist, In
Boston, Mia. Title : "How Chris·
tian Sdtnce Mlkn the Halinr
Chrillt Avalllbtl." ......
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-----Political Notes
For the
Record
Assailant
Returned.
"In our opinion no eledronic °'1111
compares with the lbomU:
SifS Lawrence Welk.
To Folsom
SANTA ANA -Harold
Radio Taken
From Plane
l'Wt u. a Tbomu on our ABC Tellvilion Show, and al•
et tM Holtywood Pllladlum. Arrd I hevt one In my home.
too." Mr. Wtlk likes Thomaa beat. Wt think you wfll, too
-when you Mt how •IY It Is to pl.y. YtS, plly. Ewn If
)'CXI ain't t"lld mualc.. HOW? Wrth Color.Qlo. Just pna I
button. Tht lc.lybolrda llaht up to show you which Mlll tD
ptey. You'll be pl8ylna 1 tunt In Just 15 mlnuttis.
Richard Shipman. convicted A Suburban A!rltne1 air·
in the 1hootmi Of two 1ber· plane tied down at Vroom ur1 depot.lea three yun 110. Airttd eo. lit Oranct Cowl·
Tbunday ••• ordered re-ty AJ.rport. wu dripped of
turned i. Pollom State Pri· "1 ooo worth Of radio equip-
IGD after a lqal lnaneuYV m~ aberi61 deputies r• for f r t • d o m wu rejected ported today.
1toW •Tift TIME TO ADO A 11tOMAS TO 'YOUlt HOllD
DROft IY P01t A mt: DOIOHmATtONI
beN In Superior <:ourt. The theft WU dlacov·
Hi.I petition for a writ of ered Tbunday by ihe air·
habeu corpua WU denied fol-plane m.aintalneoce COmJ*ly
Jowtnc • lenctby btartnr bt-owper, Henry Vroom of Costa
fore Superior Judie WWlam Mesa.
L. Mwny. Olficen "1d the equipneot.
Shtpmu, 31, bu beat t. .,..,,..._. lecdNll cd
prlaoned aJnce 1Ja wbft be ~ WU tmbolted
adm.ttted thoatblC two ~ fNDl tbt _.. of the small
iea after tbey bad = c:rMl him in Oranca to It wu mth plane looted at
1819 NEWPORT ILVD.
' COSTA MESA U WSIS
Alto NO. 4 FASHION SQUAU
SANTA ANA 547.ml hlm about a panlle ft>latloL u. airport in the put two
The ofOcen, Oakley Walte l imomha~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,1 and Robert Kelly. recoveredl.:
aulllclenUy from tbeJr wounds
lo resume wortin& in the
1bm.ff1 detective dJvWon
here. Kelly. however, ha 1
alnce applied for a perman-
ent dlaabWty penaloa.
Shipman d•hnad ht bad
been forced to confn1 the
1hootln1.
Oass of '40
Reunion Set
FULLERTON -SMrdl for
more than ioo "miMtns" l"ul-
lerton HICts SdlOOI da. ol
1940 II'~ bu tlD1Mld up
50 membln bat ii eontiftlnr.
accordin1 to Sam Colllna.
cha lrman of tht IJ'OUp' I ffrl I
reunion.
Kenneth Pare, who b811ds
the search commttt.H f o r
COlta Meaa, Nt,.,,ow1 Beach,
Corooa dtl Mer and Hunttn,-
ton Beach, Wet be bad
.. found" 10 member• ot t It e
dUI.
'[bl rllmdoa wll bl blld at
the Fullcrtcn Elb' Clb Nn.
I. Mtmben of lbl c I a 1 a
may reedl tbt commtUM by
calllnr LA U.l. Oet. 21 LI
deldUnt for reaervat1on1.
No point In ihowt.,gthe '66 ~· ... Joob ........
H.rdty ~ blows ttlot the VWa
Ill our ahowroom ore 'U..
An eogle-eyed vltltor ffK1'( nottce the
hub cops ore flottened 110 they can't tte
tcroJM(f by high curbsl. But that's !tie
only clue.
fvttytMng .1 .. on the oultlde la tight
.,. M ftft It lft •65,
lnelcfe t. onother story. Alt our time
ond tffOf't hove gone Into lmprove111ent1
tt.tMOtttt.
Tht ''6 VobMit1n hot o 3nt de-
tr.at.r lft ttlt ctttttr of tfle w\ndlhleld
for hftproved vteftM!lty.
We've puf loc:U on tflt bods of the
front seotl so thy eon't h lolled for.
word.
And thla yeor ffor th• first tWnel we've
decreased the ov•roo• gos 111lleoge. 9y
8'L. Too "*• 29 11111 .. ~r gollon. a.c.,.. lhlt yeor (for tl\t fowltl he)
we've ll'ICteoatd tl\t tnglnt'a ~r. 9y ~ To give you l'llOf• putt\ per hill.
TheN Ott 23 llllpiOWUltftte lft the ''4
VolbW111tn.
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I DAil V P'ILOT /Ntwi !'rm
OCC Tackles Mt. SAC on Television ·Tonight
87 BJLL DONER s,.na za.
WALNUT -'Ibe moet ex·
plollft overbud ftreworkl
d1lplaJ lince the Fourth of
July la anticipated at Moun·
tie Stadium b e r • toolpt
when Oran&• Cout Colle1e
tanl)u wttll Mt. San An-
tonio In an Eutern Conler-
ence football encounter.
Kkkoft t1mt la a p.m.
with KCOP·TV (Channel
13) wm.tnc all the action
t.brouCbout the South.land.
Some 4,000 llptCtatora a.re
expected to brave c o I d
weather in order to watch
In person as the two un-
beaten loop foea collide ln
the mammoth cement aau-
c.r. 'The invading P I r a t e s
from Costa Mesa haven't
lent to the always b.lihlY re·
garded Mounties 1lnce 1981,
but oddamaken are &lving
Mt. SAC an excellent up-
set chance this evening.
OCC, In fact, goes into
the Wt as a .cant 2-potnt
cbol.ce. Leadlni Mt. SAC into
battle will be 1barp1hoot-
ln1 quarterback Tom Shine,
one of the nation'• best jay·
cee paaaera. Shine riddled
Orange Coast for a record -LOTl•M CONll'l•lltCI
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S.nte AN .,. O>elfw1 S.n hrl'OI°' _.,. 81 Cltru1.
255 yard& via the air-lanes
wt season and be proved
he hasn 'l loat hla touch by
spearheading hi.I mates lo
a stunning l~ sbellinc of
Santa Ana a wee.It back.
Slnce the C o a s t e r s
haven't been particularly
Impressive in the pus de-
fense department thus far,
Shine is expected lo have
a big time toastn1 to such
receivers aa Larry Londer-
ee and Rkb Turrill.
OCC coach Dick Tucker
however. says lie hu re·
vamped hla defense consld·
erably to deal with Mr.
Shine and the auccusful
headman p r e d i c t 1 the
Mounties wut be in bot, ll
not boiling, water when at-
t.emptin& lo pasa.
Al a precaution, Tucker
intends lo mount a maaalve
aenaJ attack of his own
wtlh quarterbacks M I k e
McLellan and Shawn Mc-
Kinney doing the to11mg.
McLellan, who perform-
ed briefly at Ml SAC three
years back before 1witcb·
lng to OCC, will draw the
starting nod, but McKln-
ney, regarded as the bet-
ter puaer of tbe pair. la
expected to aee consider·
able action.
Coast lbould have the
rual\lnl edge if put per·
fornlaiicea can be used as
a criterta. Pirate fullback
Bob MlkeJs baa been the
workhorse thus far. carry·
Ing over 20 times ln both
of the laat two OCC games.
Since loelng to the na-
tion' a top ranked team, Cer·
ritol, 26-0, ln the sea.eon
opener, the Buca have re-
bound«I to top Groaamont
(lU) and Chalfey 128-161.
Mt. SAC opened the sea-
son by fallint to San Diego
Meaa, 34-14, and then being
trounced, s..-0, by El Ca·
mino in non-leasue outin1s.
T h e MountJu bounced
back to •tart.I• the jaycee
pl&•kln world by euily
beatln& the country's ninth
rated team, Santa Ana, juat au days back.
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SPORTS ON PABADB -------
Let's Salute
Dodgers
Three Cheers for World Champs!
ly llLL DONIR
At approximately l p.m. Thunday, a large assort·
ment of vehicles animals and human beings began con-
sre1alln1 at rtn't and Spring Streeta in Los Anglees.
They ftN lininl up to commence a parade which
woWd follow a rout. through the downtown section.
There wu comld.enblt music, llutbter and carrytnc
on tn a manner btftttine the proclamation the Loi An-
1eles Doctren wen champions of the world.
At approximately 2:32 p.m., word wu fluhed to
First and Bprtng Strettl that all .,.terns were go. De-
1plte what the 1o-ealled horsehide experts of the_ ~and
bad predicted lince early September, the mU&JCWll
would not have to turn in the.ir in.atrumenta and the
elephantl wouldn't be sent back to the barns.
Bob Allllon, a pachyderm ln a Twin unilonn, bad
just gone down nincinl to end tbe 19e5 World Serie..
Ont coa.ld not help but feel after the Dod~' 2-0
'rietory In the tlnal pme, that 1ucb an occwon wu
beftttin1. It wu predlely in tune with the mood of
Loi Aneelel. Joy never invaded a town f uter.
After IUft.-i:nc betide their heroes for 1&9 games
of buebaO. the dtimla of Loi An~les bad earned the
rtiht to expect IOl'Mthin& like thia.
Svrwyfnt tfM Mclneee, vi• the matlc .,-ef
,.~ ene w•.,..,... te recall• fameus It_,.
ef ,...,..,. ~ W• M \ie'Y ift Mudvtl .. , ....
Koulu, working with little, if any, reat. labored
from the firlt innlnf on in the finaJe and his weary
fineen couldn't even begin to negotiate that marvelow
curve ball wbJch bu made him u famous u Abner
Doubleday.
Neverthelea tt wu Koufu who time and apJn
turned the reported),y powerful Twln.t away empty band-
ed and pq up Clllly three lncomequential hit.a.
There were douns of Dodger heroes, bowner.
Lou Jobmon. Jim Gllllam, Maury Willa, Don Drytdale,
Johnny Roseboro, Wea Parker, Wlllle Davia, Claude
Osteen, Ron Fairly and especially manager Walt Allton.
If you have noticed tear stains on your newspaper,
It ia understandable. After acoffing at the weak-hitting
Angelenos throughout the campaign, it is time tbia
corner broke down and admitted defeat.
They were the greatest. After hw'Un1 a f ~hit.
7.0. win in Loi Aneeles last week, Koufu wu uted
how he felt. "I feel like I'm 100 ye1r1 old," he replied.
Following Thunday's triumph he wu again qumed.
'1'od1y . ., he said. "T feel Uh I'm l 01."
1 think we 111 kind ol feel that way . , •
* * *
OUR MAN Poa 'RISIDINT-Sandy~ and
Lou Jobmon. better tnown 11 IAJ, lift ellC.b other
a victory hue following Dod1en' World Slriel vie·
tory Thursday. Dodger flDI are nomtnattq Koalu
(U..i ,......_,
for president and Johnson for vice-president and if
election were held today -they'd probably win by
a land.sUde.
5,000
Greet
Chan1ps
Koufax, LBJ Ticket
Cincl1 for Electio11
ly LIO H. PETERSEN
UPI S,orta Editor
MINNEAPOLIS· ST. PAUL -It's the Loi Angeles
Dod&era a&ain on top ot the baseball world thank.a to two
great pitchers and a lot of light-hitting, fast-running guya
who never knew wben they were licked.
One of those pitchers, dandy Sandy Koufu, made it
a glorioua 19e6 for the Dodgers yesterday when be hand·
cuffed the Mlnnesota Twins
on three bita to abut them
out Z-0 and give the Dodgers
their third world champion-
ship in the last six years.
But he was far from being
the onJy Dodger hero of an·
other of their typical come-
from-behind lrlumpha. In the
final game there was a jour·
neyrruin outfielder. Lou John·
son, who rut a home run for
the Dodgers' fl.rat t.ally and
there was 37-year-old Jlm Gil·
Uam, who k e p t the Twins
from scoring.
READY TO QUIT
Johnson atal"Ud the aeuon
lh the minors -hla l2tb -
and wu about ready to Civ•
•----------up the game ~n the Dod·
gen called him up because
their bJttlng IU.r, Tommy Da· HOW SWEET vi!, broke bis 1u1k.le shortly
after the seaaon started. It
IT IS! waa only ooe of many injur·
iea wbJcb plagued the Dod-
gen, and eventually they ra.a
MINNU"°'-11 • " , • u l.. Ot1 lA IO abort of pla)tera they ...,..
CUll'I) -.. --,... ....... -f ---..I to Gl"1--... __ .. el fllt '* w.rM S--. On.~ put ~ ~
t..0t ,.. .. ,L•• on the active list after ht
w1t1>. • ~· •" : ·~ "r ~ atal"Ud the season as a coach.
011w-. a i • t • , 1 There was another Dodier ~~ ~ : : : : ~ ~ hero yesterday. too. But he ~ 11 • 1 1 1 > • wu in a place he seldom la ::;. ~.. ! ; ~ : : seen -the bullpen.
Treawokl, • • • • • 1 • Big Don D r y 1 d a I e, who ~=.--,. c ~ : ~ : '! ~ might have been tbe aevenlb
LOS ANGELES t AP) T..,.1a n 1 1 1 " 1 game starter instead of Kou·
Cool . M!~'"~"" 81 '° ,. fu, h Im 1e1 f suggested to etti Oew. horns tooted, v-•i.. .. • 1 • 1 manager Walter AJston that
cowbells ra.ng and the throne ~-=.-·,. d ~ : ~ : although it was hls turn to
cheered u the Los Antela ten'*-· • ~ ! : ? start, the club might be bet·
Dodgera' airliner -w l t b t.=.: w ' • 1 • ter off with Koulax starting "l~ World Champkms" ha-. :,.~·. 111 ~ T 1T ~ and Drysdale in the bullpen.
Wy painted on the aide -1tN1. ~ 1 • • 1 RIGHT CHOICE
taxied in to a trlump.._ __ t !"".,,~""!• II t e I 1 uau .. .... ... • • o • Alston would not admit that bom~oming. v~ 1111 ~ ~ ,; ,: Drysdale swayed him in h.ls
Police estimated that more La Alle9IM • a ... , decision to go with Koufax
than 5,000 fana were on band M~ •. L~.. ,.,..:. ':' ::;;;:. but repeated e:uctJy w h a t
Thursday night to greet t b e ..,. " ,........,._ P:e111¥. Ov1•1c1. Drysdale pointed out -that
Dod t-•-tlo aJ .l: ~er\W' Hlt-J--1-W Oevla.. gers at UliCrna n n.ir· ,, " " 111 18 90 Drysdale can warm up quick·
port as they returned f r o m KNI. L , • , ' 1 ' ly while it takes Koulu th lr th W I d Wertlolll.... , • t • 1 • ' e seven -game, or It'"""""' 1 1 • • , , tonger.
Seriea.cliricbing victory ove -.11 , ,,, • • • • 1 It turned out to be the ri At • ..__ Minn ~-"'-'-~ I t t t I 1 , • 511 woe e...,.. I "UJI. ICWU. w t J t t J 1t decWOO and AJrton haJ been
Pffring out a cockpit win-1e .. 1 ~ .. , -· "' "" • noted for ma.kin& the r f I h t
dow u the plane rolled to a ~-~";-~:~ cw. O.Ybl. moves all aeaaon loog.
stop was Captain Maury Willa, The dejected Twina, Who
the Dodgers short.atop a n d figured tbey had the Dodgers
team leader. FACTS 'N on the run because they were
Moat of the greet.en were playing in their home park.
jammed in a circular lobby FIGURES gave Koulax and the Dodgers on the aecond Ooor of t b e respected credit.
(J(;f s~are• f'ou
Unlveralty of C1llfon\la, Irvine, d-.pite lo.Int
te Lent leech St•t•, 7-5, WecfMtday, may have
ac.red off a host of future opponenh.
airlines buildln&, in a lon& All except one of them.
CHAMPAGNE BATH -Dodfer celebration reacbel champagne-~~g.;in, atale to the atreet and In the •• • AUOCIATH ~"t "They make crazy plays
dressing room with Ron Perranoaki doing the honon -er '--ad of Wes P•·i..er. street outlldt where polkie i... ._... '. j ~they don't even know they're v.. ~ 9A a held back the crowd. Only a All...._..• __ J ~ making,'' said Twim' abort· Momenbl tater, all members of the new World Champ1 were IO&king wet. few fw were oo the lfO'IDd ~ .,........ •• Od. 4 .. at.op Zollo Venalles who waa ------------------~----~----~~~hp~. ~~~-~m=~~l·~~ot~~thoae R•pnuntettv. 9f Cl•remont Men'• Col ....
w•tchecl the UCI 1plethers In 1ction •galnst L0nt
a .. ch and premptly Informed Irvine cMCh Al Irwin
they were c•nctllln9 out of next Wffk'a m1tch. USC Seeks
Welcome Home, Detttnt• --"cruy plays"
Chaparral Solid Pick
"You're juat too tough for us." they .ctmltted,
.... tMn'• no point In even pl•ylno."
Darlinp," read one lip.~-~· Od.r. et Mi-"I don't bow how the hell
"Lou, We Love You, Lou,"~ II I: ll!:l i l they won the Nat Ion a I
read anot1 her. _ ... 1t .~ -· .;;;:;;, Oct. '· .. LAI League pennant. I can name And t wu u\u.uelder L o u ~. , you a bunch of teams in the
R B h I M R Johnlon who ~aa flnt o f I La "-* __ I: m:::: 11 1 American League who are ose ert n onterey ace the plane, raong down the E ..-........ Oct It. .. LAI twice as tough as the Dodgers .
ramp, jumplog up and down M · • •ur,1 ~ J 1 The Dodgers are just a lucky and wavin" to the crowd. He ~ ..._... 11• 1' 1t • •---" In the All-University Toum.,,_,t at UCLA
nut weekend, UCI wfll find eut lust how tOUfh
It realty It. UCLA la rMked ~ lft tfM Mtlon
....... ,,..., .. ,. riv.I USC M lust ....._ Lent .... It be 1 .. 116.--u a A:-,...,..,, . 1, et LAI ocaiu. may on.., """ b.u·way MONTEREY, Calif. <AP wMe1 ti the oai.. Mllea pil· wu surrounded lna:tantly and .... 4 But manager Sam Mele and
mark in the 1915 eollep foot-Tuan Jim Hall ln hla • 6t Ford GT 40. bad to be led throuCb pu.ahin1 __ ,. • .,._, u & the reat of hi.I pi.yen would
ball aeuon Seturdllt b u aznl B ..-. e. fawrit..'• Twlat;J ctrmn quality to-DIWlmlD and fAI bJ • police .:=.r-l:'t:/:1'· °"· •a. • bave none of that -a1tboagh
Southern CaHfcnta•a It t I role tudllJ • the nau.• tar tbl SundlJ ftna1J ~ Wiit A1*la ~ i:: tl : 1 a lot of National Leaiuen
,,,,_.. .....t • eut,• MYS lrwlft. -. ,._... eur
..,.. ....... ~ •• ef ,a.y1,.. ..-Inst •• , ........ rldlq Trojaa can JM 1-*' lpClltl mr driwn ..,... two lCD-m 11 tone ot tie ant DoQwl; d: fl=:~ l':r:"· Od. " • ~ed=lib Vtnallea dlJ. clinch tbl Pac:lftc ~ ODD-~ ram for tM -ii. , n ever caJIMI
fennce's Rote Bowl berth by $31,800 Moatei•J Gnm Prta. hart. -.S 'It:\ t oat on top la leap.
~ St.ford. n., r8Ct CWS' the 1.t-mAe
Tbe oddunaken f'liure tbeJ Lllcma Seca coune In t ll •
Tep Lbtet1p l•r See..U C:..~ ba,; = p~ 1: ~Y ..=: :~ersm: 1flduMlt Dkk BartteU * * *
tlonaOy with Purdue, aoUd ii. tered.
The 12th annuaJ Eagle Scout Reeognltton Banquet, point favoritea to beat t II• Hall woa the Lacuna Sec!& Lak o 1 NBA A • • s
acbeduled for Oct. 27 at the Voit Rubber plant on B&r-IMlam. Wltb Soutbem CaJl.. t'ICll over tllil llYDe co~ . ers pen ction m F Tom·te bor Boulevard, will be baaed on I aportl theme tJlll r..Ja ~arrylnt a 2.0 aStr-I a I t lk,y and bu b t e n,
year With a blnner llneup Of guetta. ._ record Into ti. ~ llldlnc drher Ill Je&r.
SporUcuttr on Stratton will act • --With ftctory over Stanlorcl Wiid a. ~ .. competlU.
JICk Slow ol the Baa, Jim K.ID1 of the I.a... Bod llw ibe Tn>Jalt• an al.molt b1JID four IAla T·'10'1, th1'M
6beJ"IBaD o1 use, Pat Pattenon o1 boW11Qf fm1, Bert una.,tablt M tea.cue nun f!ll Cobru and tbe Jl'urd QT
Weanr of the tou.rinf roll pro1 IUf'flnl cbampian Mlte wttb oa11 CClllference ta 111 • • • DaytGu Olqpe.
Doyle, at1n dlvtne ace Terry Lentz, Chip Cleary trom acalnat CaUlon1a *" UCLA n. Oeld tnclDdet IQCb
the Honobalu yacht nee. pro arid retene John Mc. to IO· • 1 ... ., Auile Pllbat, P
n--.... and road raclno's La IUcbeer all let to--·" Mmlford, l.O In Ult aaf•• .ion., Rid Muther, W a 1 ~J Dod • •....--ence, DMda ... IF* .. lltb a..ien. Daa w..w, Ed Lee-'.,. ten and Aneell wUI 0. MDd npr-.ent.-a race of 1t /Of the ROM 8oWI II, Dick Tbom,pton and K•
atlftl • ,.. unnamtd and t.nct .tara. tum. champiom. bfrth, but· nat 11 _.. lft>. 111M8.
....._.. IDd 4tYt1'1 will M pneelll portut., .... tbt ~ Two ~ If I ..
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Mru·x Win s Race, J
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Panthers
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Newport
Mesa Harriers Fall
To Unbeaten Tribe
Argonauts
Sports
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G·reat Moments • 1n HISTORY!
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ORANGE
Tu.un
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ti 0
Brea
Bueu Park
BOLSA GRANDE
MaanoUa
Loara
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BUENA PARK
21 Sunny Hills
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14 Savanna
7 Glendora
WESTMINSTER
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14 North Torrance
3 Redlands
ANAHEIM
20 Chaffey
6 Redlanda
0 El Rancho
WESTERN
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14 LB Mllllkan
O Ramona
131 SANTA ANA VAu.EY VALENCIA
23 Cretcenta Valley 6 13 Brea
O, 9 Mater Del 13 6 Lowell
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16 l5 Chaffey 7 0 Valencia
41 28 Pacific O VlLLA PARIC o 6 Mater Del 21 13 Foothill
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12 Garden Grove 11 the middle when they were so
6 Loara SI far behind. But I'm sure clad
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25 San Clemente JV T voted n u m b • r one in the
O Kennedy 29 county. too.
KENNEDY .. And, we broke their mark
Gladstone e of not allowtne anyone ro
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Ellancla 0 -we h..ad 153."
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CONCERT PREVIEW -Innontion of Orange Coun·
ty Pbilba.rmonic Society's Frei Youth Concerts ii
She pilot K08J'llll UDdmMm "'COf*a )(eg Pbl~ harriloak: COmmittee-,oncien prw+lft1 to be con·
ducted in lf'U ~ I.earniq abouh!M openin&
program, to be played Saturday, Oct. 23, l:n Onnge
Coast Oollege auditorium, are (st.anding) Mrs. James
M.,..... member of the Costa Mua group and Scott
• J>auJHn. MtA Verde School teacher. and £1Uled)
Stevea BroctinJton, 10 and Karen Myw, 8.
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llA ANDIRS°"' ld1ter ......
Free Youth Concerti What Bretos ;,, Yonder Ca11ldro1t?
Curtain to Open
For the ninth year Orange County Philharmonic
Society is offering a aeries of concerta, free of
cUI'ge, to students in Orange County . . each
wUI be played by the Log Angeles Philharmonic
Orchestra.
Gh~ts and goblins and a conglomeration o( would be spooks will gather in the
home of Mr. and Mrs John Locke at 7 p.m Saturday. Oct 23, for Euterpean Com·
mittee of Orange County Philharmonic Society's HaJJoween fun night Mrs. F.d·
ward Maloney (left) and Mrs Daniel Shea alone know the secret ingredients of
the magic potion which will be served m Jack o'lmtern cups before dinner.
Games and dancing wlll follow. Reservations may be made by call-
ing Mrs. George H. Oechsner. 646-8273. The Mmes. Leonard Laudenbact, Shea
and Maloney are in charge of the party.
The season's curtain will open at 10 a m. Sat·
urday, Oct. 23, in Orange Coast College auditorium
for Costa Mesa youth, and an identical program will
be played at 11 a.m. for Newport Beach students.
Huntington Beach students will be invited to
the April 16 performance in Santa Ana High School
auditorium, with additional concerts to be presented
in other county locations, scheduled for Jan. 8 and
May 13.
Dr. Howard Hamon, outstanding musician and
music educator, will conduct the firlt program
which includes his original composition, "Merry
Mount," a musical story of the Puritans in Massa-
chtaetta in the 17th century.
Other selections will be Ravel's "Laideronnette,
Empress of the Pagodas" from the Mother Goose
Sulte and Berlioz' "Dream of a Witches' Sabbath"
from Sympbonie Fantastique.
Very few muaicians have done u much for the
progress of American music u Hanson. Not only
has he enriched the music of our country through
his own compositions, but be a1JO hu been a teacher
of many of our most promising younger composers.
In addition, he hM conducted many f estivala devoted
entirely to the music of our country and he hu
served u mu.sic ambassador to other countries llk·
ing scores of American compositions to Europe so
the people of other nations might become acquaint·
ed with our muaic.
Costa Mesa Philharmonic Committee, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. R. G Broclrington, ill play·
ing an active part in publicizing this opening event
in Costa Mesa schools.
Besides making posters which have been placed
throughout area schools, members have underUken
a pilot program in four Costa Mesa schools, Wood·
land , College Park. Canyon and Sonora, where the
concert will be previewed.
The preview, designed to stimulate children's
mterest, includes a description of the music, back·
ifOUlld of the conductor and taped portion! of re-
cording.a of the concert selections. The committee
plans to expand the preview program to include all
scboola as experience and perS-Onnel permit. Work·
Ing on UU. project are Mrs. James Meyers. Mrs.
Gary Renzelman and Mrs. John Edington.
Concert tickets are being rlistributed In the
schools where students are given an opportunity to
learn about the music to be played. Mrs. Jefferson
Scoville, Philharmonic Society's chairman of Youth
Concerts, announced a limited number of tickets
are avail.able at the society's office, 201 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
Revelin' .
By Evt-:l,'\'N SHERWOOD
ISN·r IT wonderful to
have Catalina to s a 1 I to~
And not jl13t all that water
out there? Too, there's
something about an island
Picture ~ cre"W"'S of
about 40 boats from Balboa
Bay Club quaffing cham-
pagne while steaks were
pronounced "'rare," "medi·
um" and well done."
See~ the Isthmus buch
at Catalina. To make every·
thing just about perfect,
there was a fuU moon Md
Henry Tahi.ni playing the
music ol Tahiti.
A SURPRISE birthday
luncheon for Dr. Ralph Ger·
anS. dean ol tbe UCI gradu-
ate division, director of spe·
daJ !lt.udies and professor of
• • • With Evelyn
b1olog1cal sciences wa s g1v·
en him on hia Mth birthday
bv ltt5 staff and coUeagues.
Another honor. although
not a surpnse. 11 the publi-
cat>on ttW fall ol "Perspec.
tives in BW>k.gy" a festival
ed1Uoo (called Feat SchriftJ
whlcti wH.I contain contribu·
t1oru o< former ltudent.s and
colleagues ol the doctor.
SAUCE ITAUANO on
pasta. b~ast of chicken
Genovesa. Freneh cheese
cake a n d cherries jubilee,
flambeau was the exotic
menu Or. and Mrs. Hansel
Benvenuti ol Lido Isle prof-
fered their guests at a for·
mal dinner in their home
on their return from an ex·
tended tour of Europe with
their children. David, Dar·
el, Carla. Tim and Tom.
Colored pictures ol the
trip, developed and printed
by Dr Benvenuti, were
shown alar dinne!". Guest.a
pronounced them ch.anning
remini&ceoces o< the o&d world.
Honored was Dr. Grant
Gould.. and gathered to pay
him bomace were the Dn.
and Mmes. krrel T. Rich-
ards, wbo have themaelves
ju.st returned from a lebure-
1 y cruise of the South Seas;
Victor Westover, new par·
ents of a son, Michael:
Ralph Andel"SOll , Burnell
Forgey, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Robert&.
SPEAKING of t h e West·
overs' new son, Robert
Mark Corwin, a bachelor
and Mrs. Westover's broth·
er. was commandeoered as
a baby-sitter. When the par·
ents returned hours laUr.
they found a sleepy Robert
with a wide awake Michael
in his anna.
Room Service for Baby-sitter, What Next Oh Queen?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a 16-year-old ~rl
wbo la baby..tttin& and atamne. I an1ved on the Job
at 8 o'clock. My boyfrlend came at 8:30 to keep me
company.
Wt both &et tb.ret 1ood ~la. a day at home
but that'• not enoup for arowin1 teen.agers. Rl&bt
now we are chtwiq on our nan. because there ian 't
a tbiq in th1a houae to eat. Don't you think it ia rotten not ~ ltate eom. macb I or the lftter? .
P1Ull print your llllWtr m the paper. I tno•
thb lad1 reada your colunm becauae once the
clipped out a tetter about altten who talk on tbt
phone a lot and abe left tt where I would see Jt.
-HUNGRY H.
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DIU H.: Most women luv. • toft .trt11k
or 'c>1 .1f\ fr1·ft for the •ltttr. 7hi' 1, • r.lte pr•~
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mu t h•v• nnud·'lr..o;·• •t f,..1:·c'lt 1n·1t .. "tl·, '"°'"" 1'Wn'"tfl'n, from h-m~_ .... ,~el•tl"' tln:-9
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D!AR ANN LANDERS: I'm a divorcee with a
17-yeer -:Jd eon J h1•1 railed alone. I asked his father
to pleut ltave when the boy was seven ~ar1 old.
I waa alwl1f proud ot tbe Job I dld as a motb-·
er. Da\ftd 11 an ucerrent student, a 3lfted muadan.
and popular with both boys and firlJ. He la Mlf·
reliant :and never ccmplalm betaute my work t.Uu
me MW~y from home live or six days at a tJme.
A r~w d:l\'I &JO l WU clbO.lllfll lbe apartment
·.icJ l dad •!>.nl. b1na 1 have ntver done befon. I
turnc(f David'• I'. ll1 e....,:.and I \Nh I hadn't. 'Under
lhe mntl r( l · • 1d (& m~gninc.s of nudes. A fur·
lher IW'Ch Of \Me ~m tunied up •bout 60 adcti· • >.
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Uonal nudea. What makes me sick. Ann. is that the
pktures were Of males, not females.
t divorced his father because he was a honi-,
sexuil. Can the sickness be Inherited?
-OF.SPERA TE
DIAl OIS,llATI: No. Th. pNblem 11
not t.Mltary. It la ~ P'ychological fllaturbenc•
end It calle hr pr'Ofellloftat ''""'*"t.
Aek yeur femUy Meter to 1""91t 1 coun-
...., fw th. My end don't to. lfty time.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: J am appalled by bits
lad pieces of convenations I\ t been bearlfll lately.
Rtre art 1e>me aamples:
Mra. A.: "Our son and daucbtet In! driving
from Ore&on to New York next week. Thty won't
bot to apend a dime for food or h-:ttel They've
written to friends Ilona the way."
Mn. 8.: "My husband and 1 are goln& through
Lbe Mayo Cltnlc next month. ~ folks who used to
Un nut door moved to Rocbester five yun a~
We're going to write and ask al we can stay with
them.''
Mrs. C.: "Our dau.gbter's husband Is being
transferred to Toledo next month. Can tMy 1t£y
with your sister while they are bouae buntingT"
Ann. my husband and l b&Ye tn"19CI exten-
sively and we wouldn't dream of c:a1llftc lrienda or
relatives to ut for free bousial. II ~ the
matter wltb ua? -LlTit,g ROOK REAl>BB
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11 OAll v 'ILOT /Nl'ft-"-
AAVW Associates Hear Art Exhibits
Sac.rlAclal Ram Is the
name of the welded 1teel
Research Mathematician
aculphu'e that won third
award at California State
Fair for Jerry Darnell.
member of Laguna Beach
The 1ubject. Computen:
Slave1 or Q-eatlve Ma·
cb.inea, will be lnve1U,ated
by Dr. Evelyn B. Collini
w h e n t h • Newport.Cotta
Mesa Branch ot American
A11oclatloo of Univenlty
'Women ptber Cor Ju.ncbeon
at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
18, ln Irvine Cout Country
Club.
Dr. Collin• ii a senior
mathematician at IBM, a
led:urtr in matbematk:a at
the UnJventty ot SoutheTII
California, and a member
of the n.ational AAUW ad·
ence lmplemeotat.lon com·
mittee.
Art Aaaoclation.
Recelvint her mA1tfn de-Uclan tn both private indua· Two other member• ex-_ _.. d _._ f hiblted tbla month, Mia& iree allU oc:tor-r 0 m try and for iovvnment. Doana Sharkey at Oranga
Yale University, Dr. Col-Sbe bu bten uaoclated and David Rosen in Los llna recelved her bacbelon degree (IWLDll cum laude) with the Vaquard, Mercury An1elu at the Adele Bed·
with honors In mathematict and Apollo proJeeta u a nan Gallerlea on La Clen·
from Smith eon~. She Is mathem.tlclan concerned e1a. -i...... of -.. Ka with th• calculation ol tra-:============: ;.m~im:n and ~ Jeetonea ot ll'Ufidal aatal-1 MARRIAGES ~ been lilted in Wbo'a Who of Utea and manned 1pece-._ • Dllfr ...., -. .,. ....,
American Women and Men ~ ....._ ..._ '~ ,_,
ol Science, u well u r• ~ ••
celvinC the Phi Delta Kap-W ················-J;;' =o!or echievement • • llUSH 'COMB HAI FASHIONS :
Dr. Colllm bu taulht in • "BUDGET SALON" • New York Unlvenity aad • = 1U= ~. TiPerm.nents horn 6.95 •• e 7 ants • comp'9te S.95
• ~ Shampoo a s.t 2.so •
M • l T • • \No AppolJrtmmt N • USICU raining : °"I'~~ •• u~~ e
Featureof ArtsClub '-••••Hffe7"Heee:
eat to parent.I and teacben
ol young children.
.t4U Pack«l and Ready to Go Take Off
A film showine an upert.
mental proeram which hu
produced ouUtandin& re-
aulU in preschool mualcal
train int in J lpaD wUJ be
projected at 2::.> p.m. Sun·
day. Oct. 17, in Spurgeon
Memorial Room of the Su--
ta A n a Ubrary by Sandy
Gordoo, member of a Ful-
lerton mu.sic company.
Mn. Harold w. Robblna
will give a brief ruume of
her book. "The South'• Fin-
ett Hour," recently puhlJab.
ed, and Mn. Nellon IM,
soprano, wU1 JnMDt a ~
a r a m accompuled by
Tbomaa Manabardt, wbo 11
OD the ltafr of piano in-
atructon at CallfonUa Stat.
CoUtce at run.rtm. Mu-
1hardt will a1lo pla7 piano
aelectkm.
AD let to bop aboC'd the "chopper" which wlll take
them to Intmwional Airport for their flight to San
P'randaco and the naUooal convention of American
Bmtn• Women'• AaoclaUon are (from lelt) Mn.
Daqlal Bray, trean:rv, and Mn. Tommy Lou
Jloatlq preddent of Newport Beach chapter,
>JlWA. nM1 will Join an estimated 2500 executive
buaineu women who will convene in the Hilton Hotel
today through S u n d a y. The conclave's prosram
motif Ja dealened ar<>und Mexican, Hawaiian and
Oriental cultures, mirroring theme of international
and n a t i on a 1 relationsh.ips. Keynote speaker ii
Philip Geary, a.uoclate director of Air Worid EdG-
cation for TWA.
Tbe public Is especially
invlt.ed to attend tbla Mual-
cal Arts Club of Oranae
Coounty preaentatloo. a1 UM mm Is of particular inter.
Harbor Council's Movie Guide Volunteer
Notea
Tbe Procr&m la llDder tbe
direction ol Mrs. Frank
Owlce of Fullerton, lllilt·
ed by Mill Sytm PaoH,
boctea cbainnan for the
afternoon.
New offlcen of the ·dub
are the Mmes. WJDiam E.
Fack.Iner, pre 11 dent;
Chance, vice president; A.
A. Black, aecretary; Har·
old Short, treasurer; A. J.
Belpru, parliamentarian,
and dlrecton .... Mlaa ....
nora Tbomk:inl, Mn. Grace
Stewart of C o 1 t a Men,
Miu Edna Ehorn, Mn.
Georp Reeva and Mn.
Holly Vlad.
Club Guest
To Sum Up
Funds Use
defective lion is part oC
an animal behavior atudy
in Africa.
SONS OF KATIE ELDER-
Fatber'a murder la aolved
by aooa return.in& b o m •
!or mother's funeral.
THE TRAIN -French re-
alltance thwaru Nul at-
tempt to ahlp art tnu·
Urtl tct Be-Un duriftt
World War II.
mE GREAT ESCAPE -
True story of mau eacape
f r o m prlaoner of war
camp.
McCLINTOCK -J o h n
Wayne in a loo&. funny,
rowdy western.
OLD YEILER -A rough
range doc becomes a hero
in Walt Disney produc·
tlon
which a wile findJ herself
divorced and remarried.
ADULTS
HOW TO MURDER YOUR '-------------------
WIFE -Confirmed bach·
lor Onell b1madt partner
in an unbearable marri· aae.
A M 0 R 0 U S ADVEN·
TURES OF MOU. FLAN·
DERS -Film baaed on
the aenutional novel
DAYS OF WINE AND
ROSES-Love trian&Je of
man, woman and wbi!key
bottle.
HELPDS NEEDED
Women with cratt, needlework or cookine
Went! are needed by an area youth aeency.
Just a few boun a week are uked. Volunteers
may offer their serYicel by calling the Volunteer
Bureau at 548-0719 or 649-1977.
VB lS A UN1TID FUND AGENCY
M ystick Krewe
Reveal.a Plaq
YEUOW ROLLS ROYCE N . h 0 ls H Dr Hann
elf 3::!.r~ ~ owners zg .t w 00 t pruident or ~sti~·k ~~~
PLEASURE SEEKERS _ o( Komua haa named Rich·
SoptustJc.ted account of ard Nordt. choreographer and director of t h e
BILLIE -G i r I becomes
star elf her hlgh achoo!
track team.
Ut~ American girls seek· A H M I~ Mardi Gras ball, to the ~~~~~ and marriage In t a rves t 00 n game position for the filth
American Sodety of Worn· MONDO PAZZO _ (Crazy such event slated for Feb.
I 19, 1966. Georae Haley will en Accountant. of Orange Word) A di9piay of hu· ual.lt ball pta.ln
County will have Robert TEENS ANO ADULTS man sufferinca. Annual harvest moon par· vember mMtina and Mra. u ca ·
SEX AND THE SINGLE 11iE SANDPlPER -Art· ly ol Night OWla will be Broden wUJ dtllver them. Ballot.I for queen anJ
YOUR \~ OMll ~ """"'" ... ~ ..........
WATCH ~= FREE • c1ean-.1 • on..r •Mt .... PEilLS S1AI $4!L RE-ST.UNG
RDfSS a1.11 SIZED, fro.
Mlsshlt Dla1 an• 13• ~""'" Jewelry O..lgnlnt =:=, •. lell· A Spedaltyl ....... ......:
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f MT DE,INDAILE SHVICE
~\\~\I IM ~ .
Aspinall. representative of GIRL _ Female psycho-lat and mlnilt.tr become .,..t-br_...,. in •'--Harbor four ma 1 d a uslgned to
California U I t u all in J ....... -...., Contributions f 0 r the King Komu.s' court will be fi1rbo Shoppl-Center nemp oymen logist exposed as man· roman c Y vo ved. Ana at 2 p.m. SUDday, Oct. ,,.. ... _._ "'---·-tab r ··•
Compensation Division, as shy. SKY ABOVE, MUD BE· 17, tn Senior Citizen'• Rte· "'"' .. wa•U ~ le 111&7 in the mail soon and votln1 2'00 Herber ltvcl,
PHONE
Kl 5-9485 guest 1 peak er Thursday, THAT FUNNY FEELING LOW -Documentary of rutioo Center. 18th Stred be broueht to this meettnc ii in November. KI n I
Oct 21 h Romantic co!Mdy. New Guinea tribe. and J-.i-A N_.. and all memben and fr1enda Komu.t la chosen by the Cotta Mete, Callf •
. . w~ me~N ~AN~OO A~~-~~mU-~edoo ~YU~~~---· ~~edto~~~·-~--~-~_b_. _____ !!!!!~~!!!!!~~!~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ gather for dinner In Charter ERNOON -Psychologi· the sensation.tl novel. Beach. '
House. 1700 Harbor Blvd cal revelations of charac· HARLOW -Biography <.'f "Janie, the Ventriloquist" loned or "Gay Nlnetlea"
Accordine to M1s1 V1r· ters involved Ut a kidnap-Utt famous star with Car-<Mn. Raymond A. Stagner c01tuma.
'
; .. •-E M rtl ping. ol Baker of Santa Ana) auilted by HanoAd sueau will be
ud• • a n. program JOY IN THE MORNING -RArrLE OF A SIMPLE ''Dolly Dingle " and "Aunt Mr. and Mn. Georae Col·
chairman. Aspinall will dis· Problems of an lnmature MAN -Shy mill worker Carrie" will entertain mem· ourla of Corona dtl Mar,
cuss the AdminlstraUon of college marriagt plcka up cirl on a dare. ben and guesu . charter memben of NlOrt
Unemployment Compensa· VON RYAN'S EXPRESS -LET'S TALK ABOtrr WOM· One woman'! project 1n Owla Hoot 'N Rolltt Roc.t.
Uon Funds, and there will American oflic-tt leads EN -Italian movie with brtn.ging assistance to Mex· Tbly wUl present t h e
be aoclal hour at 6 p m. be· danng escape vla hl· English 1ub-UUe1. Vlttor· 1can ot'ftians will be de· fl"OUP'• cbeck for 1100 to
fore dinner at 6:30. Jaclted Nati train. lo Gataman In serle1 of ac:rlbed by Mrs. Ethel Bro· fbe Ct1 ol Hope.
Women inleruted in the CAT BALLOU -Satirical vignet~. den of Orange. Nipt Owls rartlm lnfarmat1on may
accounttnc field may attend spe>(jf of we.~rnJ. BREAKFAST AT TIFFA· w i 11 contribute dotbini. be Gb'ISDed by caDtnc Mn.
Ult meeun, by maklne rel· M A RR I A G E ON THE ~·s -Story of a New food, bedding. money and Gecqe L. 9tewert, S7J.
ervatlon throup Mlsa Mar· ROCKS -Comedy in York p!Ay cJrl. Cbristmu lifta at the No-73111. tin,6.12·1850. ---------------------,;;_ _______ __;~ _____ _,;.. _______ ~
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Programs
Revealed
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Fr1u1 October 15, 1%5 DAILY 'ILOT/NIM-'"91 J:J
Honie Society OC League
Newport Harbor Au.di-Wome'• A.act'te-al
iary ot Children's Home Leaiae ol °'11111' 'eo.ty
Society ot Calltornla meeta me.-ID ftrioal Mtao-
tn members' hOllMll evf11fJ raatl for lmcb1m ..,_.,
Gordons Create 'Suspense'
For Friends of the Library
f ourtb Tuesday It 11: G tb1rd 'l"llanda1. IAeatlm
New program.a and de-a.m. Mn. Morton Camer-information la anllabll b1
velopments of Unlvenlty an. 648-M44 will furnlah ad-teJepboablc Mn. Otial1e
of S o u t h e r n Calltomla, diUonal J.nlormatiCll. Wiieman, .....
School of Fine Art. will be•------------------
revealed to Trojan League
of Orange County durln& a
luncheon Tueaday, Oct. lt,
in the Lido Isle home of
Mrs. Dwight AoderlOD.
The Gordons, that inlmit-.,..~
able husband-wile team who
have written 13 n o v e 1 s
translated into 13 langu-
ages representing the sale
of more than 10 million
copies, will be guests of
honor when Newport Beach
FriendJ of the Library ga-
ther f o r the first meethsg
of the iroup's year at 10
a.m. Friday, Oct. 29, in Ir-
vine Coast Country Club.
The Gordon Gordons will
discuu their new novel,
"Power Play," story of an
attempt to seiu control of
the FBI.
Readen of their high aus-
penae novel.I, such u "FBI l.4!~-..::;;.a:;.;::1;
Dr. Samu e 1 T. Hunt,
dean of architecture and
fine arts, will be the speak·
er and will invlle members
to vlatt Fisher Gallery and
claases In action.
A abort meeting will be
conducted by Mn. Challen
Landen w h e n members
will d.ilcuss the fortbcom·
1ng benefit luocheoo to be
sponsored by Orange Coun-
ty and Los Angeles leagues.
Story," "Cue File: FBI"
and "Undercover Cat" are
familiar with tbe Gordons'
MELINDA ZEMKE
Will M.rry
Gift Party
To Attract
Auxiliary
k.Dack of mingling laughter
with the serious.
Originally newspaper peo-
ple, Mrs. Gordon wa s with
UPI and editor of Arizona
magaz..lne and Gordon was
managing editor of the Dal)y
C lt l se n of Tucaon, rov-lni correspoodent for INS
and an FBI agent aulgned
to some of the m<>1t famous
counter espionage cues of
our time. Both are gradua-
tes of University of Ari·
zona. They now live on a
hilltop in Encino.
Parents Tell Betrothal
Of Melinda Belle kmke
A gifta 'n gadgets party
is scheduled at 8 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 19, for mem-
~ of the Women's Aux-
iliary to the International
Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers, Local 441. Event
will tab place in Unl<M
Hall. 3222 Bolu Ave., San-ta ADA.
The morning coffee will
be h<llted by new officen,
tbe Mmes. H. W. Humann,
president; Ladislaw Reday,
vice president; Willlam Mc·
Vicker, secretary. and Dale
Rumusson, treasurer
Dr. and Mrs. John W.
7.emb of Corou del Mar
have announced the engage-
ment of their dauihler. Me-
linda Belle Zemke, to Keith
R. Keppler of Granada Hills
He ls the IOD of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Keppler, also
of Granada Hills.
The brld&-dect II a grad-
uate ot Glendale Bl&b School
an<1 ucc1aentaJ U11Ue1e. mag-
na cum laude. She ls a mem·
ber of Phi Beta Kappa and
Gamma Kappa Theta soro-
rity. At present abe 11 teacb-
mg in Pomona Elementary
School, Costa Mesa.
Her flance is a graduate
of San Fernando H I g b
School and the University of
Southern Calltornla where
he was affiliated with Kap-
pa AJpba fraternity. He ls
in executive management
training with a major com-
pany.
M'111 Kay Jeffers will be
o:Wtreas of ceremorues. Ar·
rangements for the pro-
gram were made by Mn.
Gary Gorman, who ub
that memben attend and
bring a guest.
Refrfthments
served.
CELEBRITIIS VlSIT FRIENDS -The Gordom,
famoua writing team, will give an informal talk to
Newport Beach Friends of the lJbrary at 10 a.m.
Friday, Oct. 2~. The writing duo have written a new
novel, "Power Play," which capitallzes on their inti·
mate knowledge of the FBI, Gordan having been an
undercover agent for several years.
Committee chairmen are
the Mmea. Patrick Chase,
Kenneth Smith, W a I t e r
While, J oh n Hammond,
Floyd Ball and M a r l i n
Sheely.
Bang-up Golf Tourney
Blasts San Joaquin
NOW
~
A lhot ril tound the
start of women's play for
the newly formed Rancho
San J08qUin Women's Golf
Anodation Shot Gun Social
at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19
Reaervatiom m a y bt'
made by women golfers rt-p.n1.leaa ot uaoctatton mem..
benhip. Women need not bve an established b.a.odi·
cap to enter.
There will be complimen·
tary ooclrtai.IJ and hors
d'oeuwes at 3 p.'m. in the
Cantine wben prizes for the
Fall Nuptial
Date Chosen
THAI EVER
P'int Methodist Church,
Banning will be the setttni
for the Nov. 7 wedding of
Barbara Jean Brown and
Merrill Wayne Barnes.
The bride~lect ls the
daughter of Mr. and Mn.
Wayne B. Brown of Hunt-
ington Be.acb. Her flance,
who la serving with the U.S.
Marine Corps in North Caro-
lina, is tbe son of Mr. and
Mrs .Cheater Barnea ol Oak-
land
* Mae I\ 911 More Pictlml
-Maa•TV AUii&H Newsl ..
t U:cn8pdll FMtlmml * •1111a111d WMllcty Logl
111 WY-10-D,nn u mEVl~ON
lrulNI BRllllBJM££ WITH YOUR SATURDAY
B'nai B'rith
Women 1\leet
NOTICE
ANTHONY'S CUSTOM SHOE SERVICE
AT RICHARDS LIDO CENTER IS CLOSID
. -.... -
WATCH FOi OUI NIW LOCATION AT UDO
OPINlt• SOON UNTIL NIW SHOP IS OPEN
~ USI MAIN IHOP IN COIONA DIL MAR
,.-----~OMPLITI CUSTOM SHOI---
_, MANDIA• ••All
, ..
day's play will be award·
ed.
Mrs. Malcolm Jooea ii
the new president, assisted
by the Mmes. Frances Con-
nelly. vice president; Phil-
lip Cornwell, secretary. and
H. A. Hawkinson. treasureT.
Retervatiooa for the lour·
nament may be m a d e
'1rougll the Pro Shop, 8.13-
1253, and addltiooal lnfor-
ma&a ttgarding the WOM•
en's utodation may be ob-
tained from Mrs. Jooes by
telephcJo.i.ng her at 673-2.152. HB Couple
Will Marry
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ped·
ersen of Huntington Beach
announce the engagement
of thelr daughter Karen
Pedersen to Jack A. Qui1·
gle.
The bride-elect was grad·
uated from HunUngton
Be•cb High School and at
tended Orange Coast Col·
Jege.
Her fiance, son of Mr. and
Mn. A. B. Quiggle, Is a
graduate of Helix High
School in La Mesa, where
bis ~nts llve. Quiggle ls
currently a Huntington
Beach resident.
The betrothed coup~e plan
to be married De<:. 11 in
Chapel of the Wildwood,
Westminster.
Parents' Club
~P.>r.t~
•nother spec:i•I service from
t~~o~US~
We now heve eveileble the services of a f i n e
decoretor who specielizes in boat interiors. Let
use put the many resources of Richord's to your
service.
Other Custom Services
cfa~
Clothing or Linens
~~
Cherts and Mops or anythin9 you
would like, for woll or toble.
~~
Bunk Covers, Bolsters or custom sheett.
3433 Vi• Lido
673-6360
'ALL CURLS AU GOr.
Sleepfng S..uty ••• a lovely a81ft,.,... wttt. •rh
thet ·--....... ~ ....,.. than w .
-I• COSTA MnA -
HarMr ahopttfftt Ceftter
Kl t-m57
-... MUtfTIMT• allACM -6 ~•lnta Cenu~v1 1.1oa
aprln9dale-Edlnpr Ce.....,
117-INS .......... ,._ ...........
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twt. ~o.JJ: s~
ON THE MARKET UPPERDECK
Salem finis~_pine in a hen·
dy CABINET for boat or
home. 29.95. other metch-
ing pieces.
Set the mood with a wh im·
sicol n a u t i c a I HAND
TOWEL by Fieldcrest.
1.69.
W h o t a g r e e t i d e a.
DISPOSABLE SHEETS and
PILLOWCASES, for boet,
comping or at home. 2.00
for either 6 coses or 2
sheets.
luxury S H E E T S and
PILLOWCASES in fine
percale by F i e I d c re s t.
Cases 1.85 pr. twin, sheet
3.50.
Toesty • warm f I o n n • I
BLANKET with e water-
proof bright vinyl cover-
ing. 19.95.
Delightfully embroidered
BA TH SETS in gey nouti-
cal colors ond designs.
Moke handsome gifts, too.
At The Entr •nee to Lido Ide
Open D•ity 9-6 ,
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OCTW1lt 11
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13 HAW GU~Al.ADl't'I 2 ''TH( IMOTMOtS * CUOfT'I HIS TAJtGrr * U0'11tDtS SHOW" ........ -~~ .......... --....~--l .°"""'I I
0 0 "9-•' • --
IN NEW IOLE -~ ~ '"'1t'.ru r~ moo<e
pK't~ ~ 1' ;-('Iles., IS DCl'9' & ~t°U • .l." ~
her ot ~l J l's ~"-"l'P Patnam ~~ usually
a1J"fd Mood.a,. \hnllaP rnd.a! a1 10 p.r. ~ to tbt
l....aken ~ \l°&man ~ ~ hem& broad-
C2St. toaOt'I DNSU~ lS ~ atiJ lO 30 p.m.
Battr&a peocides ~ W'i!l ~ ~ rom-
~ts OD tbt m"W"'S..
....., ......... a.a.. Th k *-T\· .............. .._.._.(Jt_,,.••s .. 7•!:_ ._ (II •> "* ...., .._ a • -• •-._....., .... , · ::?..:'::::: Millio11s Hare Seen .
...... .. ...., ... " ........ ,.... 25. ..... :::..::, .. , ... :"7: .. ~.-,.. Greatest of Pitcliers
ll HIGH l ~ ~ :._ --..:-.. "'!.-:-.: * ............. aipW ...... ........ .... ..... .... 11., llJC'I[ .. BR01f I ~ thfotl t.bett u thr sport&
e&.--.111tM .._ .. .....,_......... BOii\'WOOD il'PJ• _ trNtt Wbnus bis fnmd ....... I .·~ ='~1 It u ftr1 poait>M UW ~If.-&od \e.amm.a~. Doll Dr.,.
1risiae hu made ~ Kou-~. is • bn.Ilw!1ly agira. 7•J\":1E =.:. -:C> AH.~• U.Jf.C..LC. 1fu the natJon'a top • Jpo!1s m~ pn.cbtt wno autoauoc»
... ... pw: ' .. ., ..... 111.1.r curnotJy I C'UW l ~ d r •• 5 boos UI p. T t •
.. ....,... ... -a. • • ._._~flll•> The utnordlnary Jfofthand-uound ~ ~ K.oufu -• e ,_ t lk ge ... ~ =. '::" ._,. ...._ CM ed pclc.biPT. who lfod l~ ~ u announctt \ m S c u 11 1
CiW ......_ .... • crtiila. •••ela n.....en to Y1Cton' ookd du.nns: lM ~ne1 -I ~ .,,,.... acWlly driil•t. cbttrs and •• ft 1 .... llMt: (II a) t SOfltClA LOft[N! yestttd.tJ in Lhe World Ser-I h<' ~ l ~ "l.lllML" * 'MAOAME.-<:ol.Olt lSTl au. now hu made lndelJb~ app a~ ,. n ~ 1 m P 1 appearaoca hritt ID lbt wt --•lk.s out 10. 'llUTTI up I
••• ". • 111.J1llltl •• IR...," "'9 (JO-> three -.uonJ in vadfo'i most-h.l\t actuaU~ ~ard h Im ifiNiii ......_ ,... Mii ti• c h ' e r e d 111 Phtladelpbia., _., _ _._. .... _, ... 1 ., • ...,... watcbed sport.I evmt. 111btre the Wis boo anybod.J
1111( • ....._ , ... • • ..__ ln 1983. ln the c • m e ~ lJl !lght
.... .._ ... • _, • ._ bro.dcut hr NBC-TV. Ml Each rught., each day, on e•111W11111-••> • .,...,..._ ~J:=~~iedov::;1 t.ele,isJon. tbt cyn1c11 m powe of tbt modern age grups at 1J ~ IUND-a>C.Ott !IHI e e ._ Ne• Yort Y.anbe rMdune """'ers Cynicism 15 the or-* LOW IUDQ[T """ I e.., Owl had dominated bueball Ider of tbe day. <;o 1t 1s very
U put fl,ruret are an~ indJ-1pleuant aod refreshln~ and •Mr... li.I • ._ "' cadoa. hi.J , •hut.out tn~ph even clean.sing in a way to e-...= ...,.. ,.. • • ._ over the Mumegota T w J n \ kno• there art still public
•..., ..._ ~ ttl yesterday . may have drawn a heroes to whom voungstert
•LI.._, illJ """' -., JI!,...~· l•t-vid~ 1udlence of 50 to 60 can look up with ·the blus-•• • '!* ~ ....., .,...,I "'·...., iw.. million person&. And if mem· tnit of th,1r pannts ~ f,_, _,.. -ory serves me. he has aver·
"'-...... _ .. ....._ • "-agf'd leu than one urnf'C1 THE CHANNEL S W I \t: e ••••ell llllld •u.w-run per 1ame In th' two ser-Lt Gftl. Lewll Henhey. lhe
•••-tlD•l~W •••--,., 1s.1ocbve S.mce dl...,._r." .._1-.,.,•Temiw1t It takt~ mort than ,..14tJ,.. a itueat on ~C-TV'1 -n.. .._ ,_.lit•._ 11*-ft....._ "lie · I " 11t ..,... lies. however. lo m11kt a day" p r o g r a m W~~•Y
• •...., ,,_ .._ ~ 1111.J '9111 s,.,._ star -and thla fact \t1r~ up . next t'rlday, Ethel Mer-
.__. JOO• tMI •-..c ..,... .., ., Or. •• the 1mag111at1on to think of man c:tucuuea her re c • n l
fir '"--"" r...,., All ._tnc:1• what a fabulous national 1m-lnp to Ruuta on the ume
13 COU FOOTIAL1-LM ..., --.~ ~ =-Plf· pact someoone like Babe Rulh show ... e&rtoonul Rub e * 0ra,.. COllt "· ::.-:' .. ~ ,,.., --:; would have had on lelev1S1on. Goldberg displays some nf
Mt.S.A.C. ,.,._ ..,.. 111 1'42. even to non baseball fans. his new sculpture on "Toda)
eM .... ti......,'"" ~---In short, a1 in all thlngs -Monday. and especially on television
• ~~ ""lliltllll. ,.... e • llllt '""" SM Jt ii the lmaee. And there Is
111111 • , • .._ ... , ''" 11 !lie ~o way that anyone could C D M J -~ .._ .. ._,._ .... ,..._k. Improve on the KouCax Im-0881 e 0 ay &:• • e ...... ...._ (lO •> a • ace. He Is the kind of fellow
Hopn'• •-"..., "• a..1U:MI!.._....._ "'D• w 47-S1M that mothers would like to Set to Jn8tall ,...ft ~ ,,_ ltllet U • have for a i,on. that 11tlrls
h&llll4 la ••sn-.. ...._lit la U:Jeelll* "TM._.. •• '41-would hke lo go steady w1lh
Oiltft'*'4 Leny ,_lb. and then marry, and that Jame• Masi will be lmtall·
QC-,: M •> ~ • tN t•B"-men would enjoy for a daily ed master councilor of the Or·I
llvc*. • v...r ,.... C'*' round of itolf. a quiet drink ange Coast Cha~r. Order of "111 ~:-111 Nldl 111 •"' * ,,.....,. (R) or a discussion nf current DeMolay, Saturday, Oct. 2.1. :::";:'!. ""-!. =:. ';: l:U e Ml.w. ,_. s.,• ·n-n-. evenu. Although he I i v e s at Sufarlng 0r-.:uohn1c Tern-a .. ,..., U.-l.lf'I*) .-.., Mera "9tlltrl. near Hollywood. he leads a pie, Newport .JXac ·
JACKSON TWINS
111t11t ~ ._ • ~. qulet and discreet life. Other incoming officers arc I
nu. ...... -....,: Tiie ••=--~=--lelll-= ';,: Jr be seems too good to be Rick Graves, senior counc1-91iiillli...-------~;;;.,,.-----..1 ~ _..,. a.s.. ffle9DI T,......-ON ANdle.-. o.," true. on television and off -lor. and Joe Kmcald II, jun-Mun •ND JEFF
s.11, *"'"""' • '" atr. I n l ... ~.., Htllony. bandaome. lnteIIJgent. manly ior councilor. "'
and modest _ he apparently ~e tnstallallon program -------
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is Just that. I don't think beg1.n1 at 8 p.m. It ls open to
there ls much question that the public.
be keeps this Image ln mind.I.:::::===========
but ln an age or instant com-
munication -when a big
mouth in a baseball game
can be seen in all its glory
from coast to coast on tele·
vision -who can blame him
for p r e t e r r i n i( the other
route?
BOTH AP, UPI
Tile DAILY PILOT~ one of
the few community newa-
P a p e r a Of It.a aiu ln the
country to have the combi-
nation of both Auoclated Pre• and United Preaa-ln-
tematlonal.
LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE
'NOU•' '6 'DMOHNnS ·~ 'H:>tUSO 't 'XOtllVW 'I
-UMOQ 'llillfNIUS ·01 '4WVlS •• ·om:> 'L 'N10::> ., ·on .• 'SSUQ ., ·~wONOllJW 'l--4JCWV ·~SHY
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ly Ctiartes M. Schlll
LOOO. MEAA. ~UOE AAo ~ PEOf\E LIKE ~'.100, 'OJ KNOW!
By Dick lroob
By Al Smith
---
FIRST PRESENTATION -John Jordan (right) of
Cabrillo Beacll Yacht Club la the proud poaeuor of
the Mayor of Seal Buch Perpetual Trophy. He ac-
cept. award from Seal Beach Ylcllt Club Commo-
dore Ron Huelhunt and nee committee chatnnan
Vlriitna Pollock.
Cabrillo Yachtsman
Wins Mayor's
WELCOME ABO~BD
Moral: Never
Change Mind
ly ALMON LOCKAIEY
Iona L11es
2'" He,._
COITA MISA
145-1111
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
# -• -.... -..... I '
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Frldiy Octobef 15, 1965
MOUSES FOR SAll HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
6-neral 1000 General lOOO Costa M9.a 1100
PEN1Nsou n.
CHARMING bo me near
~I: Bay. l BR.. den. 3
bl.IN, 2 tlrtplllOH-lcte.l
for l&r&e tamil,y. $G,!IOO.
VALUAILE
C-1 LOT
PLUS ~ fumiabed 3
BR home. Near the &.,y
~t I: ju• a llhort walk
to Balboa sbopptnc. $29,9!i0.
IDEAL IEACH
HOME
NEAR Newport H.artor
yacht Qub. 5 BR. J~ beth.I.
hi.lie Bvinl rocmJ with fire-
place. Sl9 .soo.
S~ US YOR BAY f·RONT,
OCEAN FRONT It lN B&
TWEEN.
Balboa R .. I E1tate Co.
JoeephtM W t-t>b, Realtor
TOO & Balboa Blvd., BaJboe
01Uole Hl40
ANY EX-sERVlCEYAN Who .... eeiwd ., cs.,. al
actJw dut7 ~ aiDol
Worid War 2, mt bu oat
pt"tYIOUlly uHd any GI
bentllla la now elliible tor
a •peel•! FHA Vrieran lolll
proaram wbkh will irnabJ.
bJm IQ purcbue I home
tor u tittle u S200 down
pa.yment! Tb1a new prv-
sram wtn be takt'D advarr
tqe of by IJllDY people, IO
e&lJ u. DOW for detaJll A
avoid the fUlh, 64&-11U.
Open ev•.
HIWPORT BEACH OPPltl
141-TTU
Dahl• WOft•t Tel
(But 1'e are blabber
Corotte1 clel Mar DUPLEX
Clow to Beach. Oceaa I:
a.y \1eW1. Room to ex·
pe.nd on 50x.11S comer lot.
lmaulculate 3 bdnn pf UI
dm. 2 beth ~· 2 bdrm.
1 bat.b lower. 2 ftJ'l'l)tacea. 2
patio&. 3 car ..,..,_, Ter-
rUic pownt!al.
B!!AunnJL CORNER
LOCATION
Plenty ol palm trtta I trop1·
cal planll IWTOWld tnla
lovdy 3 bedroom home Wtlh
, .. bettla, .ep&r1te dinlni
~ with Mtia& &re1l ID the
ldleben. Fireplace In the
I.Mn& room + one ln die
encio.d patio. CompleWly
tenced yard with sprinlc·
len. Priced riak at $22,900-
KI 5-9f91. ~ """·
COSTA MISA
OP:FICI
KI 5-9491
Reduced $1,000
moulhl!\ u:n Wel&dlff Drive. N.S.
Thia Meu V...S. 4 BR 2 Be Ml-3600
~~ =:-~ NEAR COWGE
P'UI In beck yard. Ku PAU SCHOOL
alaa ffltry, eylCD ~. ..__ ..1-and m&rl>le bl.I.bl-Exiltln& 3 Bdrm., 2 ...... cpO-, ... ..,..,
S23 500 n.-I.Nit dttd (rplc., la.rse mcloMd patio
.
e
HARDWOOD FLOORS
FUily t'O\rred flaptont pa
ho blt·ln BBQ, COllCl'l"t
drl'veway and block w1I
feBCe ADD EXTRA VALUE
lo 1tu1 ctwTnll\I Meu Vrr-
• 3 Br, family rm bune
2 Battw, fii>Jc. carpell
diw.pea, uc location. Submi
low down • or f'HA lent11
J'ull prloe only S22, TllS.
I
.
' t
THE MYHRE CO.
646-9671 anytime
61 RESAlf
3 BR 1'' ba, top condtdon
Near Ellanda HI School.
CUh dn lo 51' % GI Lo9n
ff. D. Johnaon Bkr. 648-a3b'2 nn PlareDl1a Ave., C.M.
3 NEW
2 bl 3 br, 1350 1q. fl, on a
56i.-9s· lot. ShoJ>IS, achools,
churchu near. S21.500. WlU
accept low dn. pymt. Cor
of TUlJp Ir Oran&t· !'M-1705
BY owner 3 bdmu, tar,e
fence yard. New cp<a,
dnpes. locludea tumlture.
Nr. IChooll. abopa. Fruit
tr--. l!T.soo. $400 *· nu tema. 19'lO Olntinmtal Ave,
CM.
BY Owner, nice 3 bdnn stuc-
co, cpta, 1 drpa, covered pat·
10, fenced rear yard. Larae
lot. low FHA terma .l prier.
Sl6,950. for apJJt call owner.
UMm
LOVD.. Y 4 • Br I Family -
nn. Nr • Bedt &if. Rm for
Pool! $29,SOO. ~I 2147
Alter Pl. LI S-0311 or
546-3420.
POOL home nr Weatclltf
abop. 2 br. l'it b9, tam rm. ~le, m.soo. 146-le6.
REMODELED 1 • BR.
Jt..2 lot/ Car/ Work:abop. 167
Mqnolla/ 646-1333. • • with BBQ • ldtc:bm tacill-!:1:~ .. at onl1 $36,950. Eves Ha-Double praif' with =======1 l=OS: ...,.....,, Mesa Def Mar CALL 146-msl FOR 1&orap tor bosts. Beaati-
"SMILJNG SERVICE" fal.ly ~ $23,500 nlA TERMS! Mesa de.I Mar Sped.ala.
Welh-McCarclle
RHltors
3 Br home, 11773 Mlalon Or. m.soo.
4 Br Corner home, i 1 1J10 Newport Bhd. CM.
1173 Hatt>er B!vd. c .M. ~1'129 3 Br homf', ~ San Lucu
5 BR & D laycrest For Rome m.m KI s.20. en Famlly moYins llO 11.a.ly Mesa V .,.de 1110 Thia attncttve 3 BR 2 Ba $21,500 home m nev aw ti.y. It I •• e ••• et Family iipedal E l e I a n t bu a FORMAL DINING
home. Huge Uvins rm. ~ ROOM mt ~ie l.amlly
ular Ooor plu. 2 batha. room with flrliplace. $23,IQl
5% ~ tJd.aUnl Lo.n to &ab 1oan CG be uaumed only
over. OM of the area'• bot· ~ down. Eves. n3·31Jl
MESA VERDE
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lHI ~ buys. !!40-1120 CALL 646-0261 FOR
Owner arudoua. L.ar1e 4 br
2 bl., family rm. W /trplc
Double alldin& ,.... doon
tD patio. ~ S.23.150.
FHA or VA ~nna. OPEN 'TIL t P.M. "SMlLING SERVICE" ...
2955 Harbor Blvd.
OPEN HOUSE · Sun 1·5
EASTBUJFT • 2857 Alta
Viall. Fabuloua BaC'k Bey
Vtf'W. 2 It~ aplJt lf'Vel
with ~ BR 3 b9. trplc, ~ult·
111 ~. CT"pts,/ drps. P rol ra
IAnditcsped It !!pnnkJera.
R.ed\K"td S43.SOO
Harriet P..-ry
REALTOR
3336 Via woo
675-4550
NpB
••••••••• NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
Ub Harc:twood Ooon'
Here's a clNn 3 BR home
in prlme area. N1ct yard,
view " CRfl)'Oll lml'IM!dl11.te
pose.e1131on. Full price
$22.500. Submit down.
PLAZA REAL TY
'50 Eut 17th. C.M.
~.lO ••••••••• 1.85 ACRES
VIEW LOT
For the "don't fence me tn"
famlly. Peralta Hilk 10<'•·
tlon, IUJTOUnded by large
ftl&h'.S. Eves. 642·2343.
CALL &4&G1 FOR
"SMIUNG SERVICE"
TUBACH RWTY
3071 Harbor Blvd. CM
54S-84n Evea. 5t6'"6343
C.M .•••••••••
FHA-POOL
Thia home qualilits for FHA
loen ot S23.100. Owner re-
dUOl!9 price to appralaal, 3
bdrm • 2 bath With ftreplace
mt SHAKE root.
1133 Wrstcillf Dr. 54a..5!a
NEW'POflT HEIGHTS
2
I.
n
JR. exec. type borne. See It
to appreciate It. Me11
v~ J Wv bdrml.
fireplaca. Fully carpeted
A dnped. Elec. bit • IN
~ covel"9d patio. Land
.c1ped yard. Sprtnkl~n
trorit A back. Tiie wal
$23,900 Ind l~ 2 dr. re-
frii, matchini wuber I:
dryer. Pnnc1 pala only. Ope
Sat I: Sun or call r°" ap-
po111t, ~1833 .
t.
POOL! 4-Br/ 2·Ba. Family
rm. Sep play-yard El~
! Out.atandJ.ni 3 BR, 1% Batha, chen, dahwr. Ma.oY extru
cultom built ~. Beam Owner..$.71,950. Submit one
c:elllnp, hU&e bride fire-and tenna. 3298 Cal11oml.a S r
pl11~ and many ldded fea. 54S-Ol8T t
tuttt. Electrlc ldtcben. Cov· ---------ered deluxe patio. 400 Holm· VACANT/ LGE 4 • Br. 3 -
wood. Open Sat.-Sun. 1-S. Ba. Home. Hu Everythlna I
e JEAN SMmt, Realtor Underprlced • $37,500. Mak
646-3255 anytime YOW' otferl Owner 547-51168
Home and Income
Beautiful new 3 Br, 2 ba
home with duplex In rtar.
Renl malcea pmtl; you pay
tuft only, $39,950 -$4.000
dn. Xlnt locaUon off E. 21.lt.
DID Gudm Ln. CM 549-3991
CUSTOM HOUSE
IN VISTA
$10,TOO ~
WW trade torT
642-3360
BY OWNER
3 year old duplex ••• 3 BR A 2 batha eM:h, %100
-i ft. dip. c:pg A bit.Im.
541-1001
Newport Beech 1200
.
la
For Ale by ~r 4 bdrm
2% beths, 11Un deck, 2 poo
and club hou1e. EZ main
SJ0.000 or conalder leue
~740
u .. DAO.Y PILOT a.-anecs
HOUSES FOR SALE _
Newport hach 1200
• IEACH HOME
Ideal foe l.arse famil:7
~ bkd trom ocean
$39.SOO
Coron& del Mar f73.95CX)
OWNDt lffvinl countr:y and
anx1ol.-1o lell. 3 BR.., 2~
Ba, Fam Rm. I: Din Rm.
In HARBOR HIGHLAN~
Kin& Ii.Zed Mu&er BR. Un·
UIU&1 amount ot cupbOerd
I: clolet ape. Prbd for
quick Ille at s:n,.500. D..12
l>oYer' Dr <faclnr Jrvine)
NB 646-11615<1 541·3"5.
CUST • BUILT 4 • br/ l'it·
b9. P'ormal din., . rm. ~
R.wnpua • rm. 2 • f'rplcs.
Wtt • bac, Fili · out ahel·
~r. 3600 sq . ft. ~1.950,
Owner s.8-2176.
,t SPANISH S BR
oo Canal. Sun.km dell, mas·
lin frpl, tonnaJ dirun&· Aikin& $48.IQl. Tmm or
tnde. OPDl DAD.. Y 11.S
PM. 447 Canal St. 646--19151.
• ~-port ...... ___ 1_2_10
NEWPORT ff&tlta, by O'llt"M1',
m .200. ~ 2 bdrm
It ~ home. Newly dee.
hdwd fioors, fittpl, well
and.leaped. R-2 ~ I~.
U H'1ll far ..,.,t.
I
SAOUFTCE $10,<m • equity
for $300>! I>lYorofd/ Moat
lrll lie-bame! ~ * PROUTE ESTATI
z.BR/ AS lS-$16.SOO
~-. 5.16·1956 ....
A .frame, 2 story. l BR, 2 be,
bm celllnp, 2 bDm bch/
pool, S31.SOO. Owner-IC·~
1240
Corona det Mar 1250
TRADERS TAKE NCYl'E:
Trade up to thia ~
Ylew home In excluatve
Cameo 11iores. BulJt IDr
comfortable Hvtnc • 4 bed·
rooma. 3 batlw (or 1 bed-
room I: b.th can ba uaed u
aeparate maid'• room.>
I..arp formal d1n1nc roam.
ve-ry 1arp cmvenlellt kit·
dlen. BeeutHully ~
pool I: mc>c.d 119tio.. Price
ltduced far quick Ale.
SlO,IQl eqqity will twdla,
tf't'• nesodate! ~nn.
Open ~es.
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CORONA DEL MAI
OFFICI
675-3l'n
OUTDOOR LIVING!!!
Smell the charcoal aroma
ol that deUcloua Olatff.o-
briand ifilled on tbls 9wetp-
ine. landleaped ~ Altar
dtnntt brandy I: cot1ee,
owr\ooldnr Blue Pllclflc Ir
d.azzJin& ..-ts. Warm 11P
al ~ unne or Wn1l1
room tlreplacs. AU am 6
2,D> IQ· ft. ot ~uant, lmr
ury, tamll7 ll'rtn&· $5,(Q)
moves you in. ~nn. ()pea
l"V•
CORONA DEL MAl
OflflCE r15-nn
CAMEO SHORB
SPACIOUS 4 BR Wnily
room home wtth W'p "'1m·
ming pool •t In bea1lttful
oriPntal prden. ~ trade
for smaller borne er l:noorne
property.
UDO REAL TY Inc.
1817 Weatdltf Drive
642·5C{JO
Harbor View Hllh
OCEAN VIEW
3 or 4 bdnnl., 2 batba. Loa
of ltorqe. Larae pado-
A Yali lmmed. Owner, lll18
Sea Lane, OIM. ~2821
NICE DUPLEX, So ol H")',
2 Br ea, frplcs, l'JlWly dee,
S38.SOO. Owner. OR 3-4169.
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Principals-Brokers
Haw bu:r« tor 20 to 35
WJltl • witil CMb. Reed) 1o
moYe hnrnedl.*b'· Call Doll
Ward, 50-m'».
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DARY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
'Just a Few Minutes'
The death by fire of a Weslmmster woman ye~ttr·
day morning was a tragedy She apparently Cell asleep in
her mobile home while smoking. And i.o the accident
waa 1voidable
This 1i1 a good lime for all parents to resolve never to
leave their )oung ch1ldn•n alone, not even for "just a
few mmutes "
Flaming de1ths are Bhocking enough when they in·
volve adults, but they are even more so ~hen the v1cltm
u a child and the cause was parental negligence. WCTU's Outmoded Methods
"Four Youngsters Dead in Blaze." ''Fire Kills Two
Children While Mom Shops." Headlines such as these
are all too common acr06S the nation
Their shock value is obviously not enough to shake
up au parents of young children. for the tragedies con-
tuiue to oct"ur.
'fhe tenacity and dedkation of the fine ladies of the
Women's Chnstian Temperance Union has been evident
for many )'ears. The WC'Tlf has an enemy -alcohol -
and fights 1t unequ1vocably
ll 1:,. in many ways, a Justifiable hght Abuse of
akohol has destroyed counlle~ Uvea, countless careers,
countle~ families. Too many parenl~. it would appear are lulled mto
carelessness by the falst notion that "1t can't happen
here, to me " The fact, of course , is that it can -and
does.
Minor task5 or short errands requiring only a few
minutes away from the child bring on the rallonahza.
tions. "He (or she) will be ab1e to get along without me
for that short time," mother says rea.96uringly to herself.
But the WCTU carries on 1ta battle m dated and
un1magtnat1ve ways. With all their good mtentions land
with some sohd reasons behind them), the WCTU un·
fort unately ullllzes outdated, hackneyed and unimagm·
alive means to convey their message.
The truth is that the young child left unattended
for ''just a few minutes" is in great dan~er Statisticians
and other fact ltnders concerned with fires and fire in-
surance have established that a major cause of fire 1s,
in fact, the child who has been left alone, often for Just
a rew minutes -fatal minute5.
As a result. the WTC'U 's message fOr the most part
reaches only otht•r WCTU members.
It IS a shame, for alcohol tan be evil, and tht> WCfU
could help explain that fact 1f it brought itself up to date
and talked to the vast legion of alcoholics, near-alcohol1n.
and alcoholics' families instead of talkmg to itself
The Junior Fire Marshal magazine. just distnbuted
to millions or school children all over the United States
and Canada by the Hartford Insurance Group, declares.
"A home ts never as aafe as a castle unless there'6 a
guard on duty."
World ~erie AWOL
The maguine also reported this incident: "A mother
preparing lunch discovered she needed something from
.the stare. It waa only a few block.!! away. While she wa11
gone, her 1i.x-year-old daughter decided to feed the
baby. She reached across the stove to heat the baby's
bottle. Her clottung caugbt fire. She was fatally burned.
T'bQt home wu no castle -the guard was gone'"
Anecdot~ "'ill be t·onimg out of the World St'ries
concluded yesterday lyea l>odgers!) for some time to
come. One of the first rame from Minneapolis, where
a county auditor's clerk was suspended {or three days
without pay for gomg to the first game of the World
\)eries instead of to work
Colder weather will bring more appliances mto use.
Auditor Robert f f1tzs11nmons said hts office was
too busy with tax statements to give anyone time off
That's one of the best arguments agamst tax~
\\-e've ever heard
Life Isn't Like That!
By Eua'ORTH L.
RJtllllrRDSON
Mbtllter
f\tllbborbood Coaart(t•
UoaaJ CburclJ
La1una Beach
,John Aloysius Doe 11 an
engmet>r. He Jives by the
i;llde rule and the piumb
hoe. This la h.La world. He
is most ~ical bla lacb
w~. wisdom about Mfoe!
His wile. Jane, la in a men.-
tal ~ and bu been
In for treatment ...-etal
Uma but Jd.w\ u J'9t bM
no undent.and1nc ~
ing mental UlneM. He llMW
oi hit wife Jn the Nm• cate-
gory u a Jeaky faucel ''Call
a plumber," be u.ya, "and
he will fix It prcnto! Jt is
all a question ol toiowing
certain p-ocedures llXI lhe
or It will be fixed!"
JORN ALOYSIU5 DOE
ha.a to win every argtnnent,
ao 1n a loud VOi~ and with
arms ntnging then is no
argument because there 111
no dialogue. He must reaJ-
1r.e that be bas faded to
communicate. Maybe he 1s
a good engineer, is a win·
ner, pttaen'ts a good image
pubUdy, but in a very in·
tlmate and penonal way
he lm failed to undenta.od
bb reladOlllhlp with hi" .u •.
P'eeltnga we ol lll"*1
importance. To be sure.
thflH au manUest phys!·
ca11y and are communicat-
ed as such, but words are
necessary to release the
large r~ of impulses
that lie in the dark pools of
thought. I am IUl'e t b a t
many domestk: probliems
can be cle.-ed up lf onJ y
two people wm ait down
and talk and talk tntQ lhe
wee hours of the mommg
MAYBE WE who WTite
under the heading of "EV·
ERYDA Y PROBl.EMS"
have failed to t-ommunt·
cate! We want to know 1f
that ts so! We art> not in·
fallible! 'EVERYDAY
PROBLEMS" ts your prob-
lem and please note only
ttie singular 1s employed
tr wt don't make you ~ry
sometimes ... iI we don't
speak w your need . . H
we don't send you ling1.oi
on your way .. then we
have tailed and we want w k.now about it '
A four-yur-0ld boy ac
l'Ompanied his mother lo
church and "'hile the min·
1ster was preadung the boy
stood up 10 the pew After
a few moments, he s&1d
"Look, mommie, he's t.a.lk-
ing right to me!" BUT LIFE ISN'T .likt
that! Leaky faooeb are
sunple to tb became u a
rule they ha-ve DO em«ion·
al JX'Of>lem&. But the bo-
man being ii a wry oom·
plex ''thing" ... emotiom,
flesh and blood. a mind coo·
d1t1oned by environment
and heredity all m one bun-
dle You would think that
John would know thia but
he is an extrovert, an out·
go and no int4ke.
r-~~ -fuAc~i~~
Tlto1e Gre .. 11 Drh1~1l"ays
He has no put to haunt
him <uoept his inadequa·
cy J in handling this 1.ltua.
lion. He ha1 no memories
to e<>njure, nor dreama to
tantalhe bis future. He lives
by the slide rule, the plumb
lme and the ~ dock'
The daily rat-a-tat-tat of the
five minute news r~
Md the ball gamt: keep him
golng.
UNFORTUNATELY, there
Is no communication be~
tween John and Jane. They
have always Uved on a very
superficial level, never hav-
ing taken the lime to talk
into ttie wee boon of the
mornlni. They have never
talked about how they feel
about different things.
Bernard Baruch said that
he never soogbt public ol-
fiei! because he feh th.&
•·he could cootribut. maN
u an independent prtn~
citizen than u a pub& O(·
flee holdtt." HO'n'Nr, Mar·
garet Colt. who bu writt.l
a b.loeraphy on Baruch,
a.a.id that ''th• rMI reetOl1
he did not seek public of·
flee was that he waa unwUJ-
lng to face defeat • . he
always bad to win."
Gene lived in a crowded
neifhborhood. He had two
cars but only a one--car ga-
rage. He often parked biJ
older car in tbe it.reel or on
his earage driveway. Many
other people parked their can in hi! driveway or just
turned their can around It.
One aft.emoon, Sally Slip-
per suddenly slipped on the
accumulated grease there
She complained w Gene.
When Sally found t h a t
she had hurt her back bad-
ly, she sued Gene. G e n e
claimed that he didn't put
the erease there. For all he
knew, other cars had.
THE COURT ruled that
the jury e<>uld de~rmlne
that Gene's cars created the
hazard. U Gene failed to ln·
spect and clean away the
~ left by hu car. he
would have to pay for the
damages.
You &r9 not always liable r--, Shorts J
St. Cleed, Fla., Nn~:
"U judpl " o u J d make their declliona ju.at, Ibey
should behold neither plain·
tiff, '1elend.ant. nor pleader.
but •Only the cauH ltaell ..
Dear Gloomy Gus:
The rft,bt wing extremist.a help def eat
the Republicans and the left wins ex·
tremiJU help keep the Democrat. in
power. How do you explain thJI!
-M. T.
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to a peuon hurt on your
sidewalk. Not the ownersb.ip
but what the property own-
er does. is what makei; the
sidewalk dangerous.
Did the property owner
do something to create a
ha z • rd w pedestrians?
Suppose the owner leta bis
water drain over the side-
walk making it slippery.
Suppose he lets vlDes
extend beyond h t s land.
Suppose he stacks vegeta·
bles so that people run into
them. AJI these create haz·
ards.
IF THINGS are left on the
sidewalk by third parties, or
are blown there by heavy
winds, thP owner Is seldom
to blame.
Most prudent home own-
ers have liability pollctes to
protect them when they
are at fauJt.
Everybody must use "or-
dinary care" not to do
things that may harm oth-
ers.
Sometime. t h e city or
coU11ty may place special
duties on property owntn.
There may be city lines. or·
dlnances about putllnc
thiQ&• on sidewalks, for wa-
ler dralna&e. or ceneral
pfety rules about hangln&
tbinO from bulldln11 ovet
aidewalka. Tbt3e rules may
impo1e other dutlea, viola·
tion of which II neaUpnce
"in it.self," needlni no tur~
ther proof of tnteot:Joa.
SIDEWALX·defecta thlm-
aelYU are tbe respona1blJUy
of tbt city. If Ult city offf.
dala know or ahould know
of cracks, or other huards,
and have the 111one7 to
mate repairs, tbe cJty muat
do so fta failUJ"ll II ~
ceoce. Citizens burt u a r•
llllt can hold the clt.J re-
lpONiblt.
Note: caru.n&a tawren
offer *II ce11i.. M J • 1 mayt... ........ 11 ....
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Tlt~"'re Bot It 1t ro119
8) TOM J!t;NSHA W
:c:w YOHK -I don 't
thin k anp.:.1e has noticed it
yet but that 15th century
map that has Yale Unlver·
11ity and the Italian Hlator
1cal Society flinging scho·
larly sWettus at each other
actualJy prove>~ them both
wrong.
Christopht'>r Columbus did
not discovPr i\meric. But
neither did Leif Ericsson
and his Viktng!I as the Yal·
1es say tM\.r map abows.
ON THE FAR n~t of the
map. between what ap-
pears to be Cluna and whal
<.'(.'u ld be Japan iJ the no-
tation · "Thi'.' Tartars affirm
beyond doubt that a n e w
land is situated m lhP out·
ermost parts of the> ~orld."
1 t doeirn ' say how lhe
Tartars knew about 1l
But I know.
Hoei-slun told them
And Hoel-shin, as any
connoisseur of 5th century
Chinese yearbooks can tell
you c.:r Yale or the ltallan
Historical Society, was the
Buddhist priest who d1!>cov·
er~ America in the v e a r (99 -
I KJU \'Ol' '-IOT
II Is so recorded tha t, in
the last vear of thf' 1th ccn·
tury. I foe1-shin vu1tPd a
country called fusang
which he pinpointed for fu-
ture lravelerii aa lyan~ 1~.-
000 li east of Tahan.
Unfortunately, the pre-
Dear George
What is good for roadies'?
Where can I get some"
TY. Oear TY.
WeU. they like a liHle
garbage from time to tune,
and if you don't have ;rn y
perhaps you could borrow
a cupful from a ne:ghhor.
But are you sure you've
thought t h I s m a t t t r
through"
MR.MUM
J
c1~e value of the Li 1n 4W
"a~ not handed down with
the st1..ry and Tahan 1s
lllythical.
Anyway llueHihin muht
hJve had him~elf a ball.
Ht~ f~U among peace·
lovmg people who had be£:ll
<·onverted lo Buddhism by
f1\e beggar monks 29 yrars
before. lbey had no weap-
cms but a lot of gold and ~1J·
ver which they treated w1U1
contempt
They were ruled by a kin&
calJed the lchi who, f o r
S<:me apparently reU&1ou1
reason. chanaed tM color
of his clothes every two
ye.rs for 11 cycle ol 10
years Th<' color not h i s
dothei.
THEIR l'ROl m ;ST poi.·
c;~lc.1 wa~ a tree. bambo<>-
like. shoots of ~ hlch prov1d·
ed food. Its red fruit kept a
whole year without refriger-
ation, and its bark could be
made lnto linen and paper.
In UH you think y o u
have n<.'dced a resemblance
between Fusang and t h e
Mexico of the Aztec1 or the
Peru of the Incas, t h <' n
you'tt In a similar boat to
Columbus Somebody beat
you w it 90 }ears ago
BUT. NOW that Yale and
ltl map have pn.'ved beyond
doubt that HOe'l-shln dlacov-
ered America in 499, we
who prefer our speculaUon
undllu~ by fact must tur11
elsewtlere for the reaJ dia·
coverer of the New World.
Maybe it wa1 the Ro-
mans ln the 1st century,
else wby would a bronu
cup resembling c.•ne found
in the ruins of Pompell
turn up under 11 Inches of
topsoil by tht Roanoke
RlveT in Vlrglnia'
OR PERHAPS It was the
Phoenicians ~ early as the
Slh century B.C .. else why
would the Image of one of
their ahlps be carved on a
r<.'~k ln MlddJeboro. Mass.,
and their SemitJc alphabet
oo 1tonea in Mechanicsburg,
Pa'!
Okay, Yale, let's see bow
you bandJe that one.
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Holnaes Alexander
Solid Republican
11 doe~ Dtcl. "'11,Xon lrss
lh8ll ju.st.lee to characteriu
hJm as a tw<>-time loser.
1960-Q, who's nc.w "run-
nmg agarn" fo1 lhf' prt<>t
dency In truth , tht most
wonderful thml( that ever
happens to a pollt1c1an
has happened to N1J1.un The
presiden"y 1s i.reksng htm
Lile is so 1ntrini.icaJly
dramaltl' i.u m) lltenou!> 10
hiding 11' plot.s a n d su b-
plots, and yet so remorse-
lessly logical and morally
aathfyin& Jn u n r a v • I I n
tmm, that I wonder that
any author or playwright
ever bothf'rs LO invent a
story.
THE GRt:An:sr \o,rJter-
ha\11 been lhoi.c· ~•lh ttw-
rndustr} and v1s1on lo hold
the mirror up to ne1tur('"
and reproduce evenls. ex·
perieocH and personal 1 ltes
from We itseU The crea-
tive wight I.a in being abJe
to pe~lve. and the art i~
being able w communicau.
In all the biographies of
Nixon. and in the many no-
vels about presidential po-
litics that reach my dhK,
the missing ingredient 1s an
ab1lily or w111ingneu of tlir
authors to wnte a plain.
unvarnished t&le of truth
NIXON HAS been over
praised and overvill f l e d,
and there Is much about
him that seems m u r 1' y,
withdrawn a n d lmpene -
trable. Nixon Is not a crys-
talline personality I J a c k
Kennedy wa1 much more
so) and not 1 large, palp-
able object I Lyndon John-
son. like Mount Eve~~t 111
there for anybody w h o
wants lo wear him11ell out
at mountain climbing l.
Although Nixon has hart
much pubUc exposure. he's
a soUlary soul who takes
his meals in hotel rooms
when on the road. rarely
accept.a advice and at the
jolliest Ci!lebrations w 11 1
mingle. josh and add to the
merriment -but always
with a certain re a e r v e.
which is certainly h.11 ptiv·
iJege to maintain.
"Among them be wu not
of them ; In a shroud of
ttiouihts which were not
tbelr thOUihtl."
BUT wrrHOUT Cettinl
an Inch lnalde of th1I prt.
vate pubUc mau, a reporter
can Me that the Nl:ioo c.-
reer hu Jumped out of the
rut which claimed IO mUJ
men who mooned alter the
presidency. We have eut·
prated the excrudat1n1 .t.·
feet o( hJa defeat b7 x..
Md1. AJ Nell Mac:Nell el
TIME, lhc., recaQJ rt-
mi.nded "" tbe 111> Ille> Uco ftt not u.. clOelst
aqued ta Amea. _... t1or7. ,,.. ... p ....,...
ai U..'°"9 bl la, I 19-
otl 1n 1*, a probable
''ateat" 1D in.
Nlxoa'a dltlM b7 Goy.
Brown cl CllUcnla la llG
mlut ban bea a cruel dlt-
·~ bat It plalDlJ dld nat ... .,. a. ~ :=r:ar=i: aoo...w. poUo ...... Ud ,.._ •• .bllrt ~
t
the defeats of 1960-62 &tart-
ed Nixon on a new career.
HE BE<'AME and r~
mained the most sought.
after Republican campaign
s~aker ln the c o u n t r y.
Barry Goldwater is the be!lt
money·ra1S<'r MW Gen. El-
~enhoY.er 1i. Uie nob I es t
figurehead. But when GOP
campaigners at any level
want a man to encourage
lhe van. or to harry the foe
In the rear. thty send for
Dkk Nuoo.
Then I• tittle. tf any I P"'O-
fil to Nixon ln hls sloeglnc
around the Virginia gub-
ernatorial trails lhls yur
<-nd baclUn~ anothtr likely
loser Thos' who twit bim
tor turning up b e f o r e
l·rowds ttlal wuuld hardly
flll a phone booth faU to
pay credit to his mouves.
which are not U.ote of Mlf.
promotion bUt oC party·
pretervaUon. JC It weren't
for Nixon in the provinces,
and Everett Dlrben, Ger-
,---1 Quote
8 "! r oa H. Atkla1n,
UCLA dtu of 1l•dftta -
"The heart and soul of the
honor syattm is croup ac-
ceptance. It can only work
where the rtudenta have a
strong 1en1e ol common fn.
terest and want to make lt
work."
aJd Ford and Melvin Lalrd
sluggina lt out •1th tM
Democrat& ln Conere11, U1e
Republican P 1 r t 1 would
tum up lta toes and croak.
NIXON IRKS many con·
servativu for not belng one
Of them. and many Uherals
for sbunrung their cause of
revolutionizing lhe parly.
HU e<>mpass n~ olten
seems to wauJe between
east and west, but Jiven
time to Mttle, it lnvambly
llnda tu maptJc pole -
wtddt ls IOUDd Republlcan-
lsm.
It la not from coddling hls
personal ambitions, bu t
from freeing himself from
their smot.herlng embr.ice,
that N1xc>n now emetJ:'!I
as the man whom destiny
refuses to forget. Hu :1e
greatly matured. u aome
adrnirtn believe! Hu be
overcome hidden band.I·
cape, whldt are no lea real
to a man than villlhle oaea !
These would be l n a l d e
ltoriea, and I've never met
a person who credibly
clalm1 w know tbe interior
of tbia man.
But the outside 1 t o r y
hang, as clear as the har·
vest moon above. The GOP
nomination la homin& In on
Nixon. If a Republican be-
comes Prealdet>t ti.fore UU.
country'• 200th Amllverury
1n um. tt alJDOlt hu to be
the man who hae ceaHd to
IMk the olftce.
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How to Address Our Lawmaken
U.S. S.n.ton
Thomas H Kuchel ( R> and ~le Murphy (ft)-
Senate Office Bldg., Wuhington, D.C. 20&01
U.S. "•••ntetlvn <Onnee Ceunty Only)
Richard T. Hanna (34tb Dlatrict-D), u• W. CraceM
Ave., Suite 510, Anlh8lm; James B. Utt (85tb Dlltrtct-~J. 2133 W. Chapman Ave .. Onnp. Durtn1 Coqru-
11onal sesalona, Hanna. 1518 Lonportb ROOM Offtce
Bldg.; Utt. 2348 Rayburn Houae Olfic. Bld1., Wllhln1·
ton, D.C. 20lH5.
State s.n.tor frem O!-. Ceunty
. John G. Schm.ltl, (R) lSU1 Br1UanJ Wooda Dr., Tbt-
tin; State Capitol, Slcrameato, Calif. 9580'7.
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hunt BL. Oardu Grcm . ~ 1.udlry,
education., pennnatal •ffldencJ IDd KODOIJl1. poi>!
Uc utrutiel and corpcntkm, ad cbalrman. ,abc'O;;
mlttee oa man~ CIG lad m1ntu. 11.ob.t E.
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lndu.triaJ reJatJw, mDttmy ... ,........ afta1n.
90dal welfare. Wlllilm &. ~ (D.e8th J>t. trict), Amlwlm ~ Commau.tC aeauan. IV'•~
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Homes f<W Set.
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HOUSES flOlt SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSH' FOR SALE
Gener el 1000 Gen.rel 1000Generel 1000
EVER HAVE A YEN?
to have a rambling fJJ"ID h<>UJe with a bi£ roaring fireplace, random
width peQld hardwood floon, a natural canyon Yiew, ALSO a view
of the Ocean? All of thJa includ1n1 3 bd.nns., 3 batba and a large
aeparate rompUI room ii youn for around $55,000 in an area of com-
parable valuea.
675-3000 Eves. 1573-0554
673-5322
TOUCH OF HAWAII!!
'These people have so effectively brought the "outside in" that you
feel lib you are dining or recllnlng in a garden. This i! a 2 bdrm.
and convt. den, 2 bath home with the mott charm we've seen for a
long time and at the price of $35,500.
67~3000 Eves. 673-5322
673-0554
DISCOVER DUPLEX COMFOR·T
Ready for occupancy!! 2 bdrm. upper and lower, fireplaces, patio,
sundeck and fee simple land. Walk to marketa and beaches. Newly
painted and decorated. Choice location. Alkint only '38,500 witb
low down payment.
673-9200 Eves. 673-8086
EXECUTIVE CHARM
Newport Height.a choice atreet -only 11"' years new. DLStinctive
3 bdrm., 3 b~th custom built home. Sunken Uvin1 room, huge family
room, 2 ftreplacea and pool size lawn. Personal reuo111 make th.is
property reduced to $39,500.
673-9200 Eves 1573·8088
BOAT WATCHERS' PARADISE
. . . by day and a gal.uy of sparkling Ugbta by night. Lovely 3 bdrm.
home ii only 4 years modern, lta corner location insuring a permanent
panoramic view. Best buy in Harbor View Hilla, close to Irvine Center,
Country Club, Unl•ersity and juat the right distance from the freeways.
1573-9200 Eve1. 1575-5719
1ST TIME LISTED!!!
Waterfront home, Balboa Covea, pier and slip. Dlneu reuon for sale.
2 huge bdrma., 1 ~ bat.ha, pegged wood floors under carpeting. Top
quality cooatruction. Sl&,000 down. and owner will carry 1st TrUJt
Deed from qualified buyer. Shown by appointment only. Please call.
873-9200 Eves. 548-6966
"ONE GOOD INVESTMENT
. . . can equal a Uletime of toll.'' Two duplexes only ! years old
with an in<:ome of $3eo<> per yr., plus an unincumbered ncant lot
80!110 to the rear of the property. Suitable for your own home or
another duplex. Price $39.500 -only $4,500 down
548-1161 Eves 548-8868
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP
-ia one of the priceleaa ingredient.a you will enjoy at a mode.t price
ln um spacloo.a 3 bdrm. + family room home. You'll be impressed
by the wide entry way, UIUally found only in mucb more upen.stve
homes. The teehuion of the patio wtth a mw of both canyon and
ocean will reall7 ..,.. you -and the price -onJ7 138,9&0. Owner
will ca:rry loan.
67~000 Eves. 1573-06&4
CAN YOU REMEMBER?
how thrilled you were to ride in a "Surrey with the fringe on lop?"
This 3 bdrm. and dining room home located on Surrey Drive is one
you'll be juat u proud of. There are numerous deluxe features, in-
tludini an inspiring vJew of the ocean. An excellent buy at •&2,950.
175-3000 !'Ye&. 157S-05M
Costa Mesa Office
1696 Newport llvd.
541-1161
CT
157$-5322
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1000 Gener•I 1000
HOUSES FOR SALE
Gen.rel 1000 General 1000 G.nerel
CORONA DIL MAR · COST A MESA • NIWPORT IALIOA
Re1lty, Inc.
CONCENTRATED
SERVICI
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LOCAL OFFICES
"THE saGN Of SPECIALIZED SERVICE"
OPEN HOUSES
Saturday
333 Santa babel, "Bick Bay" Newport Beach
3 bdrm., 2 bL Lease, Lease/Option or Sale
2052 Tustin, 4 br., 2 ba., pool
Saturday and Sunday
276 Albert, 3 br .• immacula~. off 23rd and Santa Ana
1723 Labrador, Costa Meaa. 3 br .. family room
718 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar -duplex cUllom built
3 br., 2 ba. dn, 2 br . 1 ba. up
4530 Ro1bury, Cameo Shores -4 br . family room,
large pool. view
l 7S6 Irvine, Baycrelt -3 br , family room, pool
2087 Irvine, 3 br .. family room. large yard, newly
redecorated
'4627 Camden Rd .. Cameo Sboru, 4 br , family room,
pool, Ocean View
242 Heliotrope, Corona de.l Mar. 3 br .. family room
within 1 bk>ck of Ocean
113 E. F.dgewater, Balboa, 4 br . 3 bath, Waterfront
WEIGHING VALUES?
MULTIPLE
8
LISTINGS
$27,950
$34,950
$25,500
S22,500 .
$51,750
$53,950
$49,500
$29.900
1115,000
149,500
185,000
Here's a 3 bdrm. and family room home where the Loan Company
will have to reduce the existing loan by a couple of thousand dollan
in order to sell it to you @ $29,900 Widow bu moved out and
saya "SELL!"
675-3000
BALBOA PENINSULA
Eves. 673-4208
Close to ocean and bay! Cualom bwlt by owner builder, tbU very
attractive expandable 2 bdrm. houae has forced air beat, large kilcben,
king size bdrms., and is completely and nicely rurnisbed. Please call
for deuila.
673-9200
CLOSE TO SCHOOLS
Eves. 1575-0598
Short walk to Horace Enlip J unlar Hi&bl Well planned S bdrm.
w1th 1 ~ bath bome bu a ap.c:ious litchen. lovely large Uvtn1 room
overlootint patio, and ii on a quiet. "111 pri91te corner. Jmt re-
duced for quick sale to $30,000.
878-9200 Eva. 873-0598
$1251 PRICE REDUCTION
Owners moving to Arizona and have authoriied ua to orter a $1250
price reduction on their Eastside Colla Mesa home. This neat and
clean 3 bdrm. and dirung room home witb brick fireplace is located
on a quiet cul-de·-11c street only 2 blocks from E. 17th., and the yard
la llke a part. Price reduced to $22,250.
543-1161 !vu. 648-8888
Newport·laltoa Office
2025 W. lal»oa Blvd.
67]..9200
•
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Channing e..Uide home on R-2 lot with room for another unit. Owns
will give immediate occupancy on approval of credit. Call flor &.." a~lntment to lee um oulltandine value today. Only $21,500 PM
L:i'16l Eves. MJ.4111
NEED ROOM?
Rambling house on quiet cul-de-aac street next to Westcllff Sbopplnl
Center. 3 bdrms .• dining room, play room, 3 car garage, lari• Iii
and cement pad t() park boat or can. $24,950. 0 •IVIA
548-1161 Evea.. 157.._,,_
TIME SAVER
Available now! We have a .ery nice 3 bdrm. and family room home
with 1 % batha and lota of 1torage. 2 fireplace•. Located within wa1lf
lnt distance of library, schools, marketa, gol1 courwe and th11tffl
Call for appointment. !vet 67~25
673·9200 . LEASE/OPTION or PURCHASE
Sharp 3 bdnq. + family room home, 1 ~ ba. in Newport Beach back
bay. Short walk to proposed Aquatic park and YMCA. For appoint,.
ment pleue call. Ev •7o 7 .. ltA 673-9200 ea. u ~ -sil•
BALBOA POINT
Close to bay and boat ramp. S bdrm., ruc:e living roo~ wi~ fireplace.
tar e kitchen witb breakfllt area, and a apacloos pa~ with ~ bath
an! laundry facilities in double saraae. $37,500 and rucely fu.rnilbt4.
673·9200 Eves. M&-69(1
PROMISES --PROMISES ~
Let'• talk price and value -m ,500 for lmmacula~ 2 bdrm. beac*
home. R·2 corner, Ocean aide. of boulevard. r~ sunple ... attracthlil
patio and lawn for outdoor Uvtng. Owner aaya aell now. .,. ano•
673-9200 Evet. 6 I .ruucN
LEASE 01 SELL
Sbarp Provincial 3 bdrm.. 2 bath home localed on cu.Hie-sac street
in eutaide Costa Mesa. Excellent family home, 115x30 pool and 1~
of decking. Separate play yard for smaller children. Pleue call tor
details. $35,950. -.-. .,.., ·125S 548-11151 C.T•• ~
3 BDRM. R-2 EASTSIDE
Colt.a Mesa! Uvable older home 1n front of lot renta for $1&0 J'S
month. Room for another unit Cloee in location near aboppin& and
lruup<>rUUon. Priced at $22,600. E'fa. su.nd
M8-lll5l CHARMING EASTSlDE
Small twc>-story home, 1900 sq. fl. and custom buill 3 bdrm., 2 bltbt.
family room plua den, with 1oad.s of book cues. extra clo.eu and
storage. Bright blt·in kitchen overlooks 15.x30 F /H pool. See tb1a
today and compan. Priced at $34,950. .... ·-<M .. 548-11151 &:.Tel. ~
INVESTOIS--"PLEASE NOTE"
5 unita !utaide Costa Meaa.. Room fOT 1 more Thia ii a fizer-apper
and sbOWI a tood return. Out of area ownen will sell or trade for
vacant land. Eves 642-2263 ~s.1161 AT UCl'S BACK DOOR -
o l minutes to the new University in thil deluxe 3 bdrm., 2 bath
h:ni'e on top of the hill in Harbor View Hills. It bas the added charm
of a full dlnlng room and family room. Uke new carpet.a and dnpee.
Try ..,.,9&0. Evils. 1'73-t&C
548-1161
Corona del Mar Office
2407 E. Coast Hwy.
675-3000
--FF -Home TihOP HARBOR HIGHLANDS MEDICAL BUILDING
2 atory. 3 A den. ii, bath Uk Located in prime area tn Oranp--3 unitl wttl
MiSA VlltDI. IUT IUY
pl111 20x50 lbop. Lot. &ax !xtn sharp three bedroom·l .. ~~Jome.aha e one vacanc:y-fOrme.rly occupied by Dentist -
1'15. A ran and at $17,000. new carpets and drapea. newly .,....._..., lop pe, Own will carry back lat TD at e~ %-ExcO S.'-.....i~ & $und.y, I to 5 Newport HeiCjhtl lovely k:idney shaped pool, euy ~enance lent fuy for a user or a good tnvatmenl A•l!ripl
, _ _, 2 bdrma • den. hardwood liandacapina. Owner leavin& area . • • ce ••• $75,000.
Owner'• lOll can be lour pin. 3 bed.rm. 2
bathl, bit.in kitchen patio. Compl f eoced
ya.rd wi1b lota of privacy. VACANT & REA·
DY for immed. occupany. Full Price ONLY
'20,600. Owner Must Sell · SUBMIT ON
DOWN.
LIKE SECLUSION? t
When you walk lhrou&b lhia private &•te
enterin& a lovely prden. you have a world
all your owa. Seldom are we able to oiler
auch value. From the rear of the home you
are o'lookini Mua Verde Golf Course. Larae
4 bdrm. • fami17 rm., 8 baths. Healed POOL.
Ideal for supreme com.fort & luxury. F o r
appointment.
IASTSIDI DUPLIX
ONLY $1,000 DOWN for the1e 2 eeparate
boma. One larle 3 bdrm Home -' 1 bdrm.
home nJRNJSQD. Tb1I ii the buy ol a llf e-
Ume. COl'1MI' Blbr at Harbor
Open Stea. &46-4141
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Udo Isle lavfront ='2~~ ~·diiv~=~ '29
•
500
· ELEGANCE FIVE INCOME UNITS
216 V'-Lido ~ ~ Bi 4 + Fam Rm This is an excellent buy for the penon tha~ wanta
60' frontage, pier & allp. Property could be di· CJ • • • Finest Baycreat area, 3 large bedrooms, w?od to Jive on the property-2 B/R house with 1 ~
vided. A bargain! Might trade. Ea.sls1d<·; ca.n l tell <rom paneled family room, 2 fireplaces, hard to ~ind baths _ 2-3 B/R unita -2-2 B/R unit.a -Good
Irv.me Terrace new -t.tha. hardwood I tormal dining room marucured landscapmg rental aru and always rented-Income $510 per Ooo~ pluter 11•1lla, terti· dis · ~ t ' bu er Price ... · u9 950 fir f1replae1. Nothing Uke Only for the cnnun.a ing y . . . . month-Asa.mg ., ' .
1412 s.r.nM. Terrece 11. si~.m Bli private tOlll $56.500. 2 Houses Newport Helcjhts
4 bedroom, 21"' bath custom home. DeliebUul av&1latile. EASY TO BUY Both houaea enueaky clean-2 B/R eacb-E.xcel-walled garden. Owner anxious. '43,500. "" and rent
$800 down F.H.A .. No down G.l. or choose your lent retirement property-Uve in ooe
Newnort HelcJhts
436 ~m~ Drive
Ideally located 2 bedroom, 2 bath. den.
family room, wet bu. A.skinf $34,950.
OPlll HOUSE
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'102 Lef1yette
New~ a.ch 6 S.1500
1a1 Weltcltff Or.,
Newpert leech
'42NOO
:= :: 646 1811 own financing. 4 bedroom 2 bath borne, lar:ge on&-Askinl $29,500.
covered patio. lots of brick planters ··· Full Price --":-' .. llJlll .. !111
. ..• IS,:~N WARD COMPANY MESA
1920 HARBOR IL VO., C.M.
Open lwnlnp '42·2020
1110 ". Olut Hlab"1 U 1-8354 I ..,,..,.. J;"9
BACK BAY
on ~ ACRE. wltb 2 ..
home. 'nib .,.. I009Cl ...
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~Matt la Borde, Realtor
·Congratulations, Dodgers
Let your frlendJ congratulate you when you
abow them th• wonderful buy you've tnade.
Yooil bl proud to own tb.ia PRIZE WINNING
M!SA VIRDE HOME. Three larae bed-
rooms, two ileaminl balbl, large Uving room
, with PALOS VERDE atone fir6plac,e, aepar·
ai. ~I area. tutefully done kitchen with • 'lW:lt.in oven a range. Wall to wall carpet!
and drape• thru.:out lncluded. Two large rear
• yardl, one beautifully done with dkbondra
lawn I: the other a perfect kids' play yard.
Sprinklers front & rear. $1,800 MOVES YOU
' IN -CALL TODAY. OPEN WEEKENDS.
SEE 2823 TOBAGO PLACE.
SECLUDED · QUIET
NEWPORT HEIGHTS. Set tbiJ four bed· roam. two bath and tarae fanuly room cUJo-tom built home. Owner built with many,
many futu.rea not wually found in avera~
born•. Beautiful carpets and drapes tbru·
• oul Ga built·iru including dishwasher, and
buuUtul birch cabinets. Located on a ae-
clll<Hd )Ot that bu privacy plus-PRICED
TO Sm.L AT t-43,600 WITH EXCELLENT
' FINANCING.
CHARMING SPLIT LEVEL
On beautifully landJcaped and rail-fenced
comer Jot. Separate Entry, Built·ln Kitchen,
Dlnln1 area, Powder Room and Family room
with 1Udin1 glua door to fenced rear ya.rd
on cround level Larae living room with
fireplace. pktW'9 window and separ&U ei.
vat.d well planted lawn on 2nd leftl Three
QuJ•t bedrooml and two balha opN.ira. A
WHAL! OF A BUY AT '29,9&0. Submit OD
Down -OW1Mf will carry 2nd T.D.
PRIME INVESTMENT
Pully rented well kept Triplex -newly
petntlld in IDd oul Ntw carpets and dilpoe-
als in 1Jl units. $3,400 YEARLY INCOME.
Located near modern shopping center -
· Priced to Sell at Only $30,950, 10% Dowa.
YEN TO LIVE WELL
• Enjoy the t.cilltiu of a modem Clubhouae,
ptayaround and SWDOONG POOL. Owa thia
well kept t.hrel bedroom and dinlni room.
1 * bath home. Built-in 111 kitchen, tile sink
counter, w/w carpet, forced air beat. and
atone ftnplace. Larae enc~ 20tx30' patio
with buiJMn bar. Double &arqe, d.lchondra
:ium, sprinklers front and rear. hi&bted
. wale!' fall -all for only $21.500 FHA-VA.
Near aboppin& and pablie trampo~Uon.
Rany l t
:: fASTSIDE CHARMER
Iii thlJ ~llent residential netgbborbood
we offer WI JO¥ely three year old newly dec-
-enled adult occupied bome. Two lar&e bed·
rool'bl and conwirtible den with cu.atom car·
~9 and dnpa. Larft livinl room with
'"becut.Ltul cualom atone fireplace. Family
n>om opens to lar1e patio and beautifully
ll.l}dse&ped rear yard. Situated on a comer
lot with boat or traller .torace area -PlOCED TO MOVE AT ONLY $2&,500.
M. M. La Borde, Realtor
_ r. "Yeu'll Like Our frlendly Servi~
220 I . 17th St. ("'-ne 646 OSSS) Cotta ~
U.out• In t. 17th St. Shopping '-*>
lvenfft91 C.tf 545-2133 or ~ 1156
Sll,711
PAINT & SAVI
3 l)dan. ' 2 bath. Poolaltt '/aid. NMda 10me wortr but
wba1 • terrific value. For
furthtt Mtalla call ~1720.
OPEH "ML 9 P.M.
•w...mvd.
BEM' BUY POOL HOME
Imma.culatr. Elect:rk hallt·
t111, toad ~ • dl'Q-
•. ni<.'ey tsndlDped, Eut·
*le. A tnle bup.1n buy al
125..SOO. FRA pe.ymenta of I
1117 s-ya all. Call KI ~.
()pfti evee.
COSTA MffA
Oflf'ICI
KIMm
INCOME IUYIRS
CHANCE OF A UFITIMI
1& Furnished Rentals. Just one door to
Ocean Fronl Unbelievably priced at $49,000. Don•t miaa lhJs!
6 PUINISHED AP'l'S. MEI
Jmt buy theee 2 larfe ll-4 Iota facing
btJBay A larp undy belCb. Pull·prlce -.aoo. bMt tmna.
HOUSES HHt SAL.I
1000 0..Wat 1000
FALL
is a lovely time of year and you can enjoy jt
even more when you live in this diJtinctJve
W estchff home. This fine home oCf ers 3 bed·
rooma, 2~ baths. Den and dWng room. Sep-
ara~ service porch. Two fireplaces plus
BBQ. Uve in a presllge area for only $220
per month.
CAN
you afford to rent .. nomt: when you can buy
a 3 bedroom home with Jar1e ramily room
for only it6,250? Turn those rent receipts
1nlo equity! Vacant Immediate possessJon.
Call now.
BE
alert and take advanta&e of the opportunity
l-0 purdwe this immaculate 3 bedroom. 2
bath Cinderella home. Thia home offers lux·
ury ca~ung thruout, custom drapes. spac·
ious. famlly room with brick fireplace and
meticulous landscapang. Full price only
'22,500. See today. .
BEAUTIFUL
homes like thls custom 4 bedroom home near
Beck Bay are rare andeed. Don 't wa.it see
lhia e.x:ceptlona,I 2200 sq. ft. home. with meny
uquWtt appoll)tmenta today. Priced at just '39,500.
OPEN 'TIL t P .M.
646-7171 Of 546-2313
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THE ~EAL :
.ESTATERS l
HOUSH ~ SALi HOUS_E.!_'!>!_~L!_ HOUllS fOR SALi I HOUSH FOi ~LI _
-----1000 Geftenl 1000 I Genenl 1000
1606 Antl9u. Way, Dover St.or.
Entertalntnt's a delight in t.bl.s Imposing new
bay new borne! There's a stunning formal
gold dinin& room for large parties: and an
utnol'dinary kitchen with mechanical maids
• chef; Paneled den with bath cl fireplace
for caovivtality & a spacious 2nd floor Fun·
room for the youngsters.
3300 eq. ft. of gracious living in this elegant
home, uquisitely decorated and landKaped
· •• DO STOP AT:
f606 ANTIGUA WAY, DOVElt SHORES
COLDWELL,
BANKER
OPEN HOUSE
SUNOA Y 1.5 P.M.
4521 Falrhlcl
Cameo Shores
Fabuloua 4 bdrm., l baUI
u.ec. bocne wllh fam. A/O
din. room. Grat ocean view
and ftl.l landlcaped yard
with pool '58.500.
Mr. Hale Kl 9-llr>l
iiNf iiEllJfs u ~ rent ii over noo
moa1b )loa can be money BAYCREST
abe-.d on a amall lnftlf· 5 Br 4"'9 a. Se,> Dln Jtm
meat. Pr1vate ya.rd, 3 BR. pllll' Fam ~. 3 Car Gar,
1.arae kit, a home w tbr Pooi Sl.zll! Lot. BaUt BJ J~
chlldttn. Minimum down • Wella ol courae. A&>Pt Only.
priced al $11,16(). * * * *
3 BDRM or 4 I DRM 2 Br 21/2 Bt Absolutelv
Both priced Wider $14.000. Top v.b I.II Top Area!~ We
OM la rvw . one s yeara dare you to compue at the
old, built • lDa. carpet., low price ol $31,250 and
drapes, l ~ bathe. Ubbellrr· Twma.
.OM tlnluldJlc. EutUc1e EXCHANGE
IOCAUon· Let ua lhow Uiem OJmmtrcia1 4 Umta for
at your oonvenlencr. Land. Call Mr· !tee.le
UNITS -.,~.w ... o..
VJ di Pc J. ~~ ~ ~ ' IF IT'S NET SPENDABLE Brokers fol· 8&1crnt Kiu a • 0 ' ea lor layfront I YOU WANT have Trtplex 1649 w .. tcllff Dr.,
, · Pr1vate atta w1 bell '°"1m. priced at SJJ.000 with S3lJ N.I. 646-0228
160a beach, docka & tenn11 I m~ Income . ._Pkx a• ~ WtetcHff Dr., Newport 9Mch -642·5200 coun. u-g. dupkx ttlat ~.950 with SSlO mo. u,. ---------SU 100 MIW
LIDO ISLE
2 Story Family Home featuring:
4 hdrooms
3 ...
Dining Room
Lanai
luilt-fn Kttchen
Lott of charm & dlaracter
Just Listed -Realistically Priced
$59.500
converts t.o lam home. Wiii tvme.
rent alto • otier Sl24.000 IF IT'S L o C A T J ON T
Mn. Harvey PRJDE of ownership have 6 from tbt ~ room ol U»a
I uruta 11 $74.500 wllb S'TlO bu.lltitUI 4 bedrooal, 2 bath 1 llock from leach mo Income. Call for bftak. borne on lht blutfa overlook·
Also D _ & Bo R down &heet. IJlC the Df'W Key Marina now u.y •t •mp 491 E 17th St 642-3790 ~lni developed. Thi.a is an OY.nnlni briabt A comJort· ' -•
able. De~ S-00. ideal I excellent value, for only
for couple or small Lam1ly. $311.SOO.
$.12,500.
7/ ()ft.If I/( 1 (j.
Pat Burtinlb&m I
East Oceanfront ~:~~.!!'?! Lot tecled by park wall. 3 BR 2
Prime vacant beach front 81 w~lh ~ copper plum~ 1681\ Tuatln Ave 646-3907
bwldlng site located 111 btat 1 :~ nc 8~ ~ Evea 146-4579 49M.229
area of Balboa P~mnaula. I Ev~. s:;:42 • Sl 9,200 -Make oUer. CALL IUJ! ,,,,,, Mr. Ha.le '""""«> l FOR
"SMILING SERVICE" ooE I SwbnmlnCJ ~
3400 VIA~~~. :.~poLrtTY._l_~~·OR • • ._ l ~.~ux~~~~~-'~ ~ :~~,.P=ke =
--.ri -pets & drapes. t Bedrooms. Family tun at Ill belt. 3
1ty1rate d1nJnc room. beau-• kln&lile bdrm.a. A 1nJi9
BEYOND
COMPARE
Wul terTace • AND Pl.ER It fllmlly rm. Low dn pymt -fU)AT $550 mo. 1873 Harbor Blvd. C.M. 540-lm 111Yll.me·
QUICk POSSIHION
4bk2l' ..... l1 ~
famU1 roam overiOok.IJll 31·
kidDly .... pool hard-
wood Oocl'a, pWiltr w&lla.
~ thnawt, abuu~n.
No DUPLEX like tNa in
Corona del Mar! EACH
UNIT bu 3 BR. 2 BA. Lu:ot·
urioual:y appointed · Each
with PRIVATE PATIO'
bnlltiftd bkd wall fcnt-e OPEN HOUSE
Pride oi 0Wpenh1p • llh~ fn, Sut. Sun. 1-5 pm
-i llOIM '8 the area. Pncal 704 • m; lrla Avenue
to .Wt.~~ Sat It Sun 1-6. SEMPLE
U61 Conway An. t north of
PM Burluwbam OPEN '11L t P .M
WTSIDE Udo
Catom Home
ExcepuonaUy HIJ dralped
4 bdrm. 3 ba. home wt dill.
rm. 3 car &&rail' Short
walk to pr1n~ club 4
beach Ma.kl' oUer $64,500.
Mra. Harvey
layfront
Pier & Aoat
Nft1 &nd deen 3 ~m
nu.r ecftools. Thia well ~Pl ~ nttda DO flxtnl or rT-pers. Priced at sium with 2956 Harbor Blvd.
low down nu or NO
DOWN GI. C'a1J now I 'fldek .~ fer d wttai •
546-8222. ROTTMAN CO. DAD. Y PILOT W Al'T
EAST!IDE HOME +
tNCO(E
Special cuaom ~ with
IUllly room. larae IMng
room with warm wood
puellna ava wood burnin&
~~. l.arae din.In& area
• JUDD.Y kitchen with knotty
pme cablneu · HARDWOOD
~ • Gioe baJ.h wiUI nle
pullma.n • PUJS a lbaCl> 2
bedr'OCJll\ taame wi~ Pf\ \l&.Le
lo llell at CIDl)' fa.950 terms i
IT'S ~ =--=:;. >Wbor ~ REAL ESTATE
Swef1>lna bay It OOl!UI pan-
orama. Ideal tor larae tam·
Uy or ent~rtami,,.. 3 bdnn,
5 bath m&Jn bouat plUI 2
beth iunt apt fUal value
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
•·IDr~ or blaamf 'IS x 11'0 ft. kJt -wllh
1"00ni fbt boal. th.Iler. oc
CSJJll*". N..ty P&intf'd IB-
teior ~ fbr qwclc po&·
lfWior1 • our exduovr
146-mt ()pm evtt
NIWPORT llACH
OPf'ICI
64HT11
OPEN HOUSE
Private leach
Club & Pooh
Finl lime 00 tduket.
C.ome • See • Join UI for
colftt Sunda.y. l to 5 p.m .
ln Ul1a lmlllaculate 3 bdrm
home with ~am ~n1na1 le
lnnrr aedoded patJo.
247 Lu,onla Ave.,
al1 0.. ffl&trw~ Ill New·
por1 !born. '11.950.. Onb
$5,000 dn. Owner wtll con-
aid« leue optloo.
How the owner can nearly WOW I 2515 Eat.1 Cout HIO>way
Sin thil 4 bedroom home ~ Br bclalt &Or unly U>,:ioo, Corvna del Mar
aw~ lot only f).9,500 • and &a-. owr nearly $UUW t Between CarnaUon &
Completely fum1abec1 and GI laa. Only Slll 1 mo. Dahllal
we do mean f'lJRNn:iHW. tneludel Tues It lru.u1 •nt't 67~.;UOl
From tbt T.V. &nd u . ""' Need we II)' mort Coll<'~<.' ----.., r 1 WHAT A VTEW!' al down to Uie uai traya, R.eaJtr -~ ~. ~ a,.s l fll.l1 LIASI WITH OPTION ~1~1red~ ~~ ~Iha. If JOU ~ I borne Qoee. to *-'ts, &hopl JO i1bDfte home. [)oae In a
and ~. 11D1Ut SDD lovety ...... Yeme. 4 all. 2
down uct wt wm ~ ta boalit .-. ww• ~11>' ~ decor' the ~ at
lot yovr ~ '--.. bul JOGal.a Ida_.. -i. Sl... 157,000 Includes beautlh.1.1 caJJ ...-..., I~. block wall 11de no-. mo 6-tth optioo. It 1:11..950 fmclnc with cham lint &off Course <-iii ~~~~ ~ ~ Q)f)f~e acroaa 1ht front IJO .. not "t""o ~y ,,___ to CJb9cure the Vl('W 4 bed·
~Ilk to tile iOll COl&ue from
th11 sharp 4 bedroom hvmt
Bui.It 111 Ranar I Oven .
J.arir ftrtiplatt, ca rpeu It
drapee. We bad to wortt
bani to convince the ~ner
to aell at the low price o{
Jl6,j00. 1b.ia ii I lpmaJ
bely for IP«fa.I people you
wUJ like it • aiV& U1 I call.
FR& RIDE
the
room.a. formal d1111ng room,
larKr famll) room, lully
tupeted " draped Don'I
bt too late on thia ooc
&46· r111 . 0pen ~es.
NEWPORT liACH
OP:FI CE
646-TIU
II Sl07,000.
Mr Hair KJ 9-3351
laycrnt Barqaln 1 010 ner moved lo Honolulu •
must adl ! 4 8eda OOlill +
15xl& room MljotnJns mu·
-bedroam • cu be 5th bldr'OOll'I t6 .... latte. Ex-
c8lent fami\1 llo&M. $52,SGO
Le Claitt Parb/
Pal Bwilnaham
CoWwtL W•&C...
IDLi-.........
....,.,, ,_., C.Uf,
~' -ty · OwMr • $26,500-
2 Br • den. caJ'l)dl. drapes,
2 pullman bat.ha, bit.IQ
ranie/ovm, !rplc, IDdlqid,
heated pool. 3.13 i;. Walnut
St. C.M.
DOver Shores
·. 3 • 4 & 5 IEDIOOM
llUINISHED VIEW MODELS
* BA YFRONT llePJ!t Frencb·RefeDC)' Home. One o1 the molt Beau·
tiful in Soutberil Californta. .eter and Slip, 4 Bed.roolDI, Study,
~n. Maid'• quarters. & batba. 18-lt. ceUtnc in d.tnin& room, sunken
livint room. Sumptuoualy appointed. '197,500 .
* PANORAMIC VIEW
SADDLEIACK TO CATAUNA
Modern Sp.niah Atcbiltctutt 1••1i1•••1t Family Room Cellini Slidea • El«:tJ1eally to View The
NEW VIEW ffome, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, powder room. view living
room, view cllAlnl room. lArveled, draped, landsca}'ed. A really
eleganl hoJH .. View muter·~ with drellin& area. '80.7~7.
· · OPIN DAILY
· 1031 SANnAGo DRIVI BACK BAY
OWNER
&an at Nlahl ·or tor a
Prtva&e Palla Durin& the
Day. 4 Bedrooma and 3
Baths lnclud1na Hue~ Mu-
..,. Bedroom Suite. Fonnal
Dinh~ Room and BrukJut
R o o rn . <llltom QualltJ
ThroQlhout. Owner la MOY·
ins lbemwe Price la Very At~e at S'9'l,500.
Call Wdy Uallberi
...
* NIW VllW HOMD
FROM $62,500 • IA YFIONT HOME
A'ITRACTIVB 1lled brick b&yfront, 4 bedrm., dinina room. pier"
float. fully eupeted. draped. 1andacaped. 3 car earaee. Beautiful
condltlon '81,foo. ·
* IAYVllW L01S
$11,IOL 19'11'Aau UASI ..
IAYRONT LOT
67 tt. compJ....,..bulkhead~ 6 lftp pri~.,_ '89,000-leaae.
ntlD PllYAR llACHU
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KMp this handy directory with you tt.lt
... tiend u you 90 houte-huntlnt-All
the loution1 llated below .,. dncrlbed
In 9r•11ter detall by advertisjng elaewhwe
In today'a DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.
Patront showing open'*-for ule or
te r9ftt ar• urged te Ott ~ lnfwmttlon
In thla column etch ~l'f.
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedrooms)
223 Fairway. Costa Mesa
«116 ·0555 548-8203
** 4000 Channel Pl.ace. Newport laland
673-0860 (Open Sat. & Sun. 12-5)
(3 Bedrooms}
3151 Bermuda Drive, Mesa Verde
M9-18S3 * 4641 Brilbton Rd. (Cameo Shorea) Cd)(
673-8519 (Sat.Sun. 11-4)
325 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa
646-7171 M&-2313 (1-6)
3060 Royce, Costa Mesa
646-7711 (<>_pen Sal 2-6)
4807 Wayne Rd., CdM
67$-3171 (Open Sat. & Sun. U)
(3 Br. & F1m. Rm.)
2311 Redlanda, Back Bay
&42-4470 (12-6)
2823 Tobago Pl., Costa Mesa
64&-0555 675-4974
1606 Antigua Way, Dover Shores, NB
642·5200
1215 Oxford Lane, Newport Beach
646-7171 646-2313 (Sat. only 1-6)
~ Pomona, Cotta Mesa ~9'_91 (Open Sal 1-6)
21& Mlllord, Corona deJ Mar
675-3171 (Open Sun. 1:30-6)
(4 lechom)
4601 Cortland, Corona ctel Mu
&76-3171 (Open Sutt l:S0-6)
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"OPEN EVENINGS"
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Call us about our tnde in program
IARGAIN HUNTER
SM!LB ALL n1Z WAY
TOm:E &\HK
A ctdce loc:etklrl 1n Olrona
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meat • 1 bedroom. l bath
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UNITS
DOMISTIC HILP 7035
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• • • • • •
GALAXIE 5IO 2-DOOI HAllTOP 5268474
FAllLANE SOI CONVERTIBLE
FALCON FUTUIA STATION WAGON $255335
BRAND NEW '65 GREATLY REDUCED
'64 OLDS • • • $2095
Jet au,. I 4•o,. huctw, "•dlo, huter,
autom1tle, p-•,. .i .. nng A bF'alcea a..w. low price KI l 131
'63 PONTIAC .• $2095
a afarl I pell. Wagon. "adiO, heatar, I U·
tomatlo, .,._,. 1turin1 A b,..lcea. "ul
lltar,al II N 472
"62 FORD • • • $1395
Galaxl1 $00 2 door hardtop. lhdlo,
h11ter, auto. trana., full power. factory
air. Ulce new.
'64 T~BIRD •• $3395
Hardtop. llladlo, ht1ter. 1utomatlc, f ull
p!DWtr, factory 1lr. OML 2tt.
'65 T-BIRD • • $4295
llladlo, h9.ater, 1utom1tlc, full power,
f~ory air. 3.000 actual mllea. NOl 711
'60 BUICK • • $1195
Lt lab,. 4 door w190n. Red10 and l'ie1t•
er, 1uto .. full p-er, factory air. Like
new. OHX 767
'63 COMET •• $1495
1·22. 2 door hardtop. llladlo & lluter,
1uto. trane., ~-r 1tee,.ln9.
'63'/2 FORD • • $1795
f'11tb1U XL 2 deor h1r'dtop. "•tllo,
heater, 1utom1tlc, p•wtr mering A
ll,.1k11. 111111 ..,_.,.,. OKK IOO
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'63 FORD ••• $1595
Qai.xi. MIO XL. 4 doer hardtep. "•Ille,
heater, automatic. pOwer ltet•l"f, bu.ti·
et 11ata. OKK IM
'64 FORD • • • $2095
Galui1 500 XL 2 door hal"dtop "•dlo
altd huter, auto. trana., ,_r etHrlng
A braku, chrome whHll. lllul aharp!
lllGG I03
'60 T ·BIRD • • $1195
lllAH. auto. trana.. full power. lllHI
aharp. l"XJ 151
'56 FORD ••• $ 795
F'·500 Van. 4 ~ed, cuetom o.b. X7M1t. v.a, 12 ft. Vin.
'60 CHEV. • • $ 895
V1 Ton "lckup. Lone w+IHI b111. "•Ill•
and heater. "ul 1h1rp. L2™l·
'60 PONTIAC • $ 995
Venturi 2 door hardtop. llladoo and h .. t.
er, auto, po-r 9"1rlng, power bra!(-.
FXA 573
'60 BUICK • • $ 995
Le labre 2 door hardto,. ~1w1,. ltMr·
Ing & llr•kH. lltul aharp. LAI" 1H
'64 FORD • • • $ 995
CultOm 4 door. V·I, autOft"latt., ha.ta,..
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ll{ytarti I -.r hardt.,. Rdl• and heat ·
.,., ~ t,..M~ ti I W I ,. •uri"t &
b,..k ... ~aet9ry •Ir. A ,..., buy' GWe :so.
'62 TEMPEST • $ 895
Convertible. llladlo, huter, a utom1U..
air eet141t191th19, WttUnd 1pocl1I. HWI u•.
'62 TEMPEST • S 695
2 deor. ftadlo, huter, automatic. Week•
end apecltl. QYI I03
'60 FORD • • . $ 695
l"'Lana S00 Vt . Aut1., lll&H, "'· lllMI lflerp.
'61 RANCHERO S 895
"AH, auto. dlx:. tl'lm, real 1harp. LQC
410
'62 T ·BIRD • • $2195 .
.-&H, •uto, full itwr. flOt. a ir, Lllce now,
Low ml. OF'Q 011
'63 CHEV. • . $1095 =:iu, lll&H, 4 19M1., 1 ,..., buy. NOV
RENT-.. a.EUE
.From
lTllANSPIOITATION -TitANS.-ORTATION -TRANS.-OltTATION -TRANSPOlTAT10N -~
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VII, auto, RAH, w 'w.
R81~
•
SUNIEAM Today Only S7H : ----'&.l SUNBEAM ALPINE .
Xlnt • cond! l5,8110 • nu.
Slut, N-bra. RAH,
~. call: u 8-763.l.
-.82 SUNBEAM • _,
RlcH, 'IWO • TOPS
CALL M&-Wl
j TRIUMPH
''61 TRJUMPH.._. TR•; Good
rondltion. S10CI or btllt othr.
fi7!).JJ47 .
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GOOD CX>NDrnON
COMPARE THIS ONE
SuJ/slG ~
AUTO CENTllt
00 Harbor m.d.. CJil
Open ...... SUn. &a-ml_
0utst1ndina Y1lae
'64 ~roiet lmp&la. v.a
4 doer, IO H.~ .. aut•. tranaml .... n with 1ny buo-Sport coupe, A &: T, R A H.
tr evt1t any oar. T..t drive at PIS, a: P/B. f&c:tar.)' ~ HERIERTS JEEPS Must eeU lhta week. M~ -
1927 H1rbor, (Otta Meu o1.1er
09*' ev... LI .. 1515 SEASIDE RAMILlll -· 67>2319
. ·-900 So. Coul Hwy, Lquna
YOLKSWA'iEN U_, Can t900 UMd Can 9900 ~ « S.H073
---IUICK 'li':i otEV Impala SS coupe. t~R~~ CADILLAC Only 5(XX> mi. whk, beaut
USED v w 'S Inter, rte air. all d9c, Ille · · '63 RIVIEllA. xlnt oandioon, , warrant>'· A near· MW car ·
Pltue pbooe om of our Silwr srey, $2,Dl. C1!rJTS3. 64 CADILLAC at 1 tremeodoua I&~
courteoul Sala ~ OeV1lle Qmyt, tull pwr, tac-Local CM· See dUI cal' 6 tab~el and we will be man CADILLAC lory air 1'1&11 WUTaJ'IC)' ~ for a real mrprilet.
than of~ to fine lxial aQ1 Only m a mo. on do.: o.JtilM mly at ~ ea, ~ home or pick~ : Uted Can 9900 AMIDI ~ bal. oec. of Udo Bid&. N. S. CD· E*,y.)'
• bn1c )Qi to our beauti-$3795 SI CMwrelet
ll1 tbtJW room. Si Impala ' door eedan. au&o-
1 Chick lvenon I AWi MOTOR (0 llJ~-· ~_J made. R/H. Ellcllknt Inc. • W----tnnaportadon $395
1.970 Harbor Blvd. ow.mowa..cadill.c u-nc11c Motors -
eo.ta Meaa KI t-oam ll.50 So Cout Hlway UTO CENTI ....an ..
Open Sunday LAGUNA BEACli A I 424 Mai.ft Strftl HY 4-lOM KI 7-3103 l94.l Hartior Blvd., C.M. HuDt.i.Dlton 8eacb s.w.ea.. Will Bly Open Evu .S. Sun. 6C2-C133 -,,.--=---~--=-
60 Cactll ac '64 OOUPE de Villa fUll ehbllc Notte••:
Your Vo!Uw11en ar t"ar'1CM Coupp De Ville, IUJI power IJO"t'. air cond, Wt ~rinl •g Qwvrolet Impala ~
6 ~top dollan. PaJd t« factory air, low mllMie: wbttl, }'M fldJo. Ori&· top, ~air. Uno doflfa--
or not. Call Mr. All& W111'n111t7 11&. owner movlnc Eut. $C2!i5. UlJl5 week It usam• -
l(J 9·1J24 Mandie Motors 13>3D aft I PM. W6Ul MlaDc:e ~ CaU
'5' VW CM Main smet CHEVROLET Mr. Jcmepb
L« Ii r>oo61 HunllQrton Be9Cb ~ m-am Dlr.
$695 EXEarrlVE'S CAR '56 Qftrelet
I Chide I '65 DeVW -Law low 1963 at:EVY n Statiiln War Hardto, wnen I ml e . ca. nia • Cll)t ct h bnt .,... Inc. . Padded tcip. hhr • up.. ~ .,.'vt bad u. ~ ~-r-r
1J'10 H&tW mYd. hol. All 11C!C91l AN • n.. " oltfrinl tor ... u I Chick ,.,.,.... I
Coa&a Mesa KI Mlm AJr . cond. No lrM» • $5600. )'OU'tt biiana tor an out· Inc.
., Lit-N-Ai--· d.aya ICT-JSll, cw. 5Jl..C7 lt.aftd.llll nJue dm't mi. 1'11 KcW Blvd. ·~ ~ 1950 CAD. 4 dr de VOie. rt tb1a. J1,J1i Stl.Dlbury BWck. CW.a Mela Kl t.allll
'13 V.W. dithw. Uno down ~ driYa. f1l50. PO lD> Newport BIYd., CM. 00 CifiT VI 2 *• ani
a.15 •eek • UMl.alt Box 1425. N.S. MHOZ2 tnnL Make aaer. NtJf23&,
UJM.16 bl.1uce 0 .A.C. Call
Mr. Joeepb
6.1l4Ul Dir.
'51 vw
Em:eilent Mechamcal cmd1.
tlon ..
I Chide ,.,.,..... I Inc.
1.970 Harbor Blv4.
ODii.a Maa KI t4IJ3
e MUST SELL e
'64 VW &&root, R • H. cu.
Wm wbeel coven. J ~
IMaill& wboti, low mil-.
'19.0C dn. MUI mo. Call Cr
Mir. n~l&25 DW.
''51.s VW Variant lSCXI • S.
N!:W CAR WA.MANTY
5'6-7331
I '51 VW . ~
RADIO/ NEW BRAKD
6C-Gl4
~ \IW. SUNROOF,
Low • 11\J. Good runn1Da
oand? $225, 66-3117
'61 VW IU$.$950 CMh
CAJ..L: ~70
.....,,.-:-:~ •.o VW CAMPIR • $750
Needa W'Ol1t, ~31111
VOLVO ---·---VOLVO TID 8tJt, Cpe •
.Blautiful whitt at.iar
wttb red leatht.r bocb&s-1 Odrivt. R.&:H. 11 ... I •• I
din.1-cU. $21915.
Jim Matheny Meten
D W. 17th St Surta Ana
547~
1i1 VOLVO, Maul Sell! 1-V·
-coua1rJ! Good • cond! 5*«115 aft 5.
2 E.T. MAGS to tit OW..
Piil&. ar c.d. New •. ......,..
Late Model Trade-ins
ON
'66 Pontiacs
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N.W~far Val• at Used Cai ·Prlces I .
'655r~d=·1='S::S2995 11'8' w/lllnr ~,MW ..,. •rr...ty. ·'64MALllUIM. Vlwfthlt_. $1695 ... lhtft, ....... , ......,, .,..
...... white with ...........
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. '64SPYDll Coupe.
4
Spe.1, 51695 ,....... heeter, ht .,... ...
..,,. .. wfth ..,..., ....
~h I .... CM' Wat'*
'640LDS FIS C\IT1.ASS Cpe.$2295 . . ~.::· :w:, =
new car wwrlllty lleek.
twy air, PS, P•ll•w .. a· '630LDSPl5Cuta. ... Pa. $1795 . .., ....... ty dMft. .... wtth
wtaJte tep & Weck ....... .
SNCIAL
Connell Chevrolet
........... Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1203
CHMOLET
'II Qny Hcltp.
2 Dr, VI. .... Jail ..... .... MllM. to ....... .... OlllJ. eta ••• •k-
CHIYSLD
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TAKE A LOOK
AT THESE .
-. ''-NEW-'CAR -TRADES ~r 1
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, 60 ~~~ .!:!. ·--· •• ,5
'415
'691 .
'811
'895.
I
'991
SEE IT TODAY • TRY IT TODAY • BUY IT TODAY!!!
• ••••••
~y ~I . have to
GO!
SAVINGS THAT
YOU ,W.ON1 BELIEVE
• m1nos ·
low that l~e 1161 Chevrolet trucks have arrived we wo1I~ like
lo 1le1r 011 our stock of brand new 11&5 trllla 11 ... n ,111i-
ble. T~is me111 that yo1 c11 bay 1 1tw C~nnlet tnek for •••
RICES WAY BELOW YOUR EXPECTATIOI
19&5 CHEVROLETS LEFT .
t .. : SA YE LIKE NEYER BEFORE
We ~1ve a good selectio1 of 1915 Impalas rea~y for delivery to-
~1y. We dill ~ave some C~evy H's • Conairs • Chevelles & big ,
size C~ewroleta i1 doli. Stop i1to~1y11d uve.
, I
,WANT TO BUY WITH
RO MONEY DOWN?
We cm illow you .. w-3', 41. even 60 mo. Ruancing ....... "4r~lt
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;!I DM.Y PILOT/,_,_Prtt6 Fridly Oct.obtf 15, l~
, -<Aii~•TATk>H raAtt~.-o.nATtON TUNSPORTATION \TRANSp01tTATION TRAN~ATION_ I rRANC:P:l~TAllON TRANS'°lTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSpORTATION
Uilll C.... 9'00 Ueed C.n '900 I 1 • .. 11 Can 9900 UMCI Cart 9900 U.-d Care 9900 Uted C.ra 9900 UMd C.n f900 UMd Can 9900 UMd Can 9900
FOID MUSTANG PONTIAC CON11NENTAL CORVAIR j _D_~~GE _ 1 FORD FORD FORD ---
162 CONTININTAL ''2 t.nalr
Manza. ftlobu:1k encine
tnmm1uiori m6
1 '64 o.d.. l!l>J FORD: New ti.ck bnk· '63 Falrlafte 500 1961 FORD Galaxle 4 Dr.
l GT c v ,11 • ___.., " N"" ttmer-Vol14&e .. _. 'll ... and Dan oupe, , ·~ reSwalor --~ 1w11d1 l dr hdtp, blmt eril.6 .:icu· You .,.w to lft
1.,. roRD Galme !JOO 2 · ·e HDTP a. • IPftd, bNl.lt
Door HanltOf. with the Gold. fWl equip. Al4Y nu
IDDowinc Ford factory in· _o=ttu=! =M6-«lli==g.====
er.bllc Nottu9
'63 Pontiac auper sport. If DO
down $12.95 week .l asauint
SJ,51'9.M balaDce o . .u:. c.u
Mr. JORph
4 door ........ j. qoM!ty ....
t.amobUe wttti full factory I Chfck Ive"°" I Inc.
ll11fi .C auod tiru. run \'fl'Y iood I $24.I> ftir ato on dn Al-drive ttua IO appreclat~ the
I Chick lveraon I tolld body, and motor. Will wme c:ealnet bal, 1lllc ol quality and coocWon. 1lR
ltalltd ~t· 390 VB -
ftlCine. Qi:dw • 0 • Matk
tranamillion. Seled • AU'e
a1r condltlooina. p o w e r
1teertni aDd ~. radio
ud rffJ" .eat apeaktt.
bea&er and detroster. •wine"
&Wa)' IMerin& ~I. r9"
mote control outtide'mll'TOI",
aHt bell.I-Cantact private
ow nee. pbone 962·3449
OLDS MOii LE
air coaditiat:dDI, p o " I T
wVtdows. power K&ll, pow·
et' bcUu. power llttrl.na.
N.,, ••·W tlrea. luxury
leather lnterl«. $2995 lull
~ tnchMle9 ll month.
12,000 mile nation wide 1"'&1'
'*'1ty
700 w. Cout HlwaJ'
Newport Beach Lr g. T7S1
1JJ'10 H arllor Blvd
Clolt& Ma.a KI t..as
ePublic Noricee
'8% Corvair Moma aport
coupe. U no down f1 .!fl
week Ii auwne SlOIT..U bl.I·
a.nc.. Call MJ'. Joeeph
638-033.1 Dlr.
'12 CORVAJ.R MONZA
• 9peed wbite • red interior ~ M&-17\11
COIVETIE
1962 CORVETTE
Inc. aell tor $.125 or trade for $1 Sf & ~~ ::s~ ~~
IJ'1U llarbor Blvd iood v.orkmg ~vy A~ Si~ i.m Newport Blvd., C.M. COiia MeH Kl ~ or ca.sti t1R.l\1 See 11 13911
-----B k ~90'l2. '&4 DODGE Dart G.T-:-RlcH~ AJ~rt Plal·r, C ~esa al· '63 rALCON FUtura l Dr. H.
f 1pd, 1Ull under fact war-
1
houle._ _ __ T. vs, PS, RAJ{, a¢o, cor-
ranty. SSS ctn. 0r 156 mo. e RESALE e AUTO CINTER inthi&n white w/ ttd Inter.
oac. Harbor Oodae. 2150 '63'"1 Pord 500 XL Fastback l9U Harbor Blvd c M Red line Ure&. $41 da. or $4.1
Hartior Blvd. c.M. 646-5091. automaUc, power ateerim;. I Open ~ • SUn:· ~733 Mo. oac. H&rtx>r Dodie. ·a LANCER -4 Door. aood radio Ir heater, power seat.s. ,59 ~_.... W -2150 Harbclt' Blvd., C.M.
condldon. Ev~. S5U4 dn $62.56 mo. Call er ·"'"' GCJOn ~l.
6'2-1S02 Mar. nt-2625 Dir W/w, ft.AH. auto. ,-61-=-F'-ALCON-::-:,.,...,.--::Fu-t-ura-.,.-2 -:Dr:-. ___ F_A_L_C-·0-N ·m eu.tom vs. R.W. pow '~ thnl-out. Bucket eeai., RltH, auto.
Steerln(. new seat coYer., $499 Priced below wholesale bloe
rood motor. M111t selJ tha~ book· $519 tu.11 price. Terma
llIMACULATE. 63"' Ford,
XL ful'b&ck, buaet •eall,
fac air, all b1.acl 847-:1972.
a
IMPERIAL
'60 Falcon WCMJOft week! SJ29 or beat offer Si -• of S21 ctn. or fl1 mo. OAC
RAH, w /w £xtn nlce No 646-~ 11w. • GWD729 Harbor Dodie, 2150
moMY dn le only fl 50 a 60 F'ORD 9 -pa., v.a11 I • Harbor Blvd., C.M. ~.
4 Speed. Maroon, black uuer k 0 .. H "-.. ·-miuc ·~ f'ORD f"\ane 500 2 Or.
IOI". A •teal at Sl~-call Wtt . I c;~e~. ;; n~w ..... =. Xlnt-AUTO CENTER I VS, RltH. auto, tu.11 price CORYAIR
1JS3 IMPEIUAL C r o w n
SouU1 Hampton 4 Dr. 11.T
Every ntn for your drw·
inc u.feb and convenience-
~al owner took ex~
t1onal care or ttua cat.
Priced tar below marlm
n.h.ae. Price $2e SlulbUrY
Bulct, 19» Nt"A-port B19d.,
C.M. 64M022-
Mr. C&tron at 547-0934 dlr. &UJ/aiM ""'' .... ........._ Blvd CM s-• ..._ u • cood' Low -mJ. Sacnhce! ~ ~ .. · · ., terma .., ...... or .-mo.
• ltlSALE • '57 CORVE"JTE hdtp m. 4 la! . 6TH STt BALBOA Open Ev• 6 llln. 642-4733 OAC. QQX1l15 Harbor
'M Oirvair Mama CJ" 19-, tueJ lnJ. Qwck aale 1961 Gal&XJe Convertible • MUST SELL e ~e, 1150 Harl>or Blvd., 4 &pd trana. RA H. EXTRA 2525 We&tlninat CM t: M 646-5091
lbarp. ~.32 dn. SSl.68 mo ~-2fti. er, , AUTO CENTER lmmac."late. Fu.II power ~ F~~~ Coupe 2S9 ·• RESAI-· ---E-.--
Call Cr Ma:r. 714-l&.25 Dir. 1~ Harber Blvd., C.M. SacnJ1~ Best ai1tt ovu tugh .~uvn.uarn:e en111ne ~
'8'J MON?.A SPYDER -I DODGE I Open neL A Suo 642-4733 1 $900. Call 642-3014 _ spd true. RAH, bul"kel '64 t'ord Station WiiOD -========
S1D 4 • apd. Xlnt -rond' '61 FUTURA l6,00l m1 Im· OWNER will sell at low book aeall, $6l.l2 dn. S1888 mo. Country Sedan, auto, PIS, MERCURY . N '63 GaJUJe C.Onv. A T. Call er ID,lr Tl.C.2625 Uh R le H. $$.lO dn S70 T2 mo.
EXTRAS! ~ eves 63 DODGE 440 waa. vs, mac White ew p&llll. re-PIS, padded duh, 3f.600 lMMActn.A;;;;, ""'· ford. CaJI er mar. n .. ~ Dlr. SS u--urv ''1 MONZA 30.@MC R.ltH, auto. PS, pJu.a many ~t Lune -up Sft>. rn_7863 •L ... • ,..., .. • r extru. Pmtl. °' octy $41 846-~ nu. ~ . XL ''""**-bucket AH&a, r '56 FORD -sm 2 door IPOr1 coupe, R/H.
:w&-02IT alter ~:30 pm dn. or $(1 mo.<*· Hutlor 19&4 GALAXJE soo. 2 dr Air fac alr, .. blade 842-l!m-4~ ~ s.~~! ~ Excelleni paint. Medlani-
....... ..., pedeltftu. Dod~. 2150 HartJor ~. FORD cood . pwr. steer.. WSW, '57 roib CllllYm:ible g. --.....,------..,.--...,..,.,,--cally IOWld. A ruJ bey
WI dta& oM Matt wlUI C.M. 646-5091. R&H. tnt &la . pllll. duh. Oe&n cs:r, tba like new. '57 F'ORD WM; • $.11» $245.
• DA.D.Y P .. ,_ w·~ 7 CO""""""' u s:.n . Pn. pty. ~ $l50 er bell oa.r 646·nJ>. Rltff. 6 -cyl. Xlnt • <Xllld! Man·~c Moton &&JV& ......... ·s ""'1•L1 4 dr. VB MUST ae or trade, '60 1'ord OR 5-41523 after 6 pm. --..n A.I>! MJ.M'JI for reeo.1t.1 autom. pwr .c.rna. 34,00> mt Sunllner convert Excel NEW Nl'MBE& '56 f'OIU) • ....,. ~ulJI T· S ..__ fMt r.u.IW Bird ,,. ""'" ,; ""·~-•53u -.-. 427, four --" Cf ll&ln treet A ftrn! Body rood· $400 or U\ruoot. Vb-a· lmk ~. .,..... ... nan, VTe-i:unn:. ~ .r vi:u.1 ~I .._ h """" ..,~ <JIAU& 11'! •-"'-~..,__ n-&Ua'JI ...,a --..-.. ...w\ Alter 4, r~-962-t'l!IO. HW\t:lDSton ac&C ......,..,._, ~::=c:::::::===:::::::::::::::::;;;J..;=u;:;....,::=·,,_.:;;:-==:'•;·:::::::==:=-_.t oH«· 673-3025. ~_...;;:·=v;;•.,,==•-i:::ic=;;::::::::::~~~"""':::;:::::;:;::;:;._.=:::,::::::::::;::.:._.::==::::=====::::::=
Stk. No. Sii
$199DOWN
Cash or Trade
$56.19 Month
36 Mo. o•c
ffOO N9w Cars 9900
' '
AT UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE .
OVER 70 NEW 1965 OLDSMOBILES
•
AND EXECUflVE CARS
BUYA2DOOR
1965 OLDS SED
Fo~1999
FULL PRICE
STEP UP TO A FULL SIZE 1165 OLDS
HOLIDAY
COUPE
. ,,
Stock No. 562
FUU PRICE T&L
$64.49 Month 36 Months OAC
' •
P:ull delivered pri~ In C.t1 Meu. Auto1Mtlc. power at .. rlnt. deluH
.... ,,"' wheel, rldio, whlM wan .. ,..., wheel dlta, outside mirror, tinted
wlndthl.W, ... , belts.
YEAR-END DISCOUNTS UP TO $1301~78 -GET YOUR DEAU
Transportation Specials
'55 HUDSON ........ $ 79
4 Dr. l'.•~lltnt transportation.
'53 CHEVROLET . . . . . S 99
8el Air 2 Dr. ltd. ""' H.
'55 CHEVROLET . . . . . S 149
4 Or. led. YI, "&H, 1uto.
'57 PONTIAC ....... $199
2 Or. H.T. "&H, auto, Pl, Pl.
'55 OLDSMOBILE .... $199
lvper a F'ull ,.wer.
'58 FORD ........... $199
2 Dr. led. I oyl., "&H, etlok.
'57 CHEVROLET $299
40r.hf.Vl,~,evte.
'56 CADILLAC . . . . . . S2't
hd. O.Ylll1. ~ull pwr, air oond.
'57 DODGE ......... S2t9
Wa1on. VI, "AH, aute, P&..
'SI PLYMOUTH ...... $399
W8feft. "&H, ..,.._ VI, JUlt wtttiautN.
Fresh Late Model TRADE-INS!!
'62 Old F85 4 Dr. led. A ,..al atand •ut car that hu h1d 5 u~llent care & la l,tt near new oond. Full~.
1Qu l1Ji>td A ready for a 1Mrlloular owner $999
'6-2-Va1·1ant_ W_ ag We feet tiii.-,. the clunut '&2•109_5_ on Wlgotl effel'ff for Ult any. _ ~
wfl•re. It'• Mar new 4 hu been
Mrvlced a1 1ugguted by factoJ<y. A real be1uty. I cyl. 1td. '6-3-0lds F85 Cutia-. A b .. utlful whit• ur w/black lt1th1r buok•t Mat llrtlf", Pl, "&H, & m•ny othtr
extrH that will thrill Y•· '64_C_ hev Ma1·1bu s s Thi• It a 1 owner t••da • • In an a 1Mt Olde. A
tteuttlful dMp blut coler
wtth match. Inter. Po'"rful YI w/4 en UM fl .. r.
1195
1999
'63 Pontiac Wag. ::::::/.:;i~~h~.=~~ $1"9
tr•d• hu had 1xoellent care 4 le
9fte of the very M«. •
'65 El Camino
'64 Ford 500 XL 1lmoet naw. ,utly ~ulpped w/all
faotel')' .,.,.... lftol. buok•t ... ta 4
TM1 1 ewn•r wa1. ta lmmacul1te.
We .. ,.1ee4 tflle 14.000 ml. oor In
our~ ...... 1t.ooo ml. remalnl"f
...... ,..
LOW LOW PRICES
'61 CORYAIR ....... $499
Wagon. "&H, auto.
'SS VOLKSWAGEN ... $599
Completely overhauled.
'60 PLYMOUTH ...... $599
4 Dr. ltd. "&H, .ute.
'62 FALCON ........ $799
I Dr. "&H, lllok ltllft.
'St CROWN . . . . . . . . $79'1
lm,.rlal. All utraa. perfeot.
'60 CHIYIOLET . . . . . Sitt
llft,aie t D,, H.T. "&H, au~ ftlll ,,,,,,,
feet. •Ir.
638-0331 Dir. lllij <>l.0&4()8ll.E ~IC 81 4 Dr. s.ct. You can 1960 PONTlAC Vell\U'& ' -.rcb rbe loW1l but you'll Or. ff.T. Excelleit rnechan•
lind notbloa to compue lcal condition. factory air
wllh ~ conc1ltioo and value conditioolni, very clean \Jr
of th.la car. Come In and aide and OU\. Price $1005
take a demoMC.ration ride. Sta.Mbtu'y Buick, l9'l0 New•
Be ~lul If )'OU drive ll port Blvd., C.M. 646-901.l.
you'U bu.y It. Prk' $1695. •55 PONTIAC Grand Prix
Stambw'y Bw.lck, ~ New· Owned by ~al Moton
port Blvd., C.M. 646-t022. execu\ive-Air cond, power
.Publi N ti • equlwed, ~ w/ black top c 0 c• SXX> ml. tull warranty.
'61 Olda V-8, power 1teer1na. Sau $100> +. 64·7aJ7 Lar u no dow1I w~ "eek l 1\11\& Beach.
aawne $94.1 b&1aaa Q.A.C. EXCEL' '56 PonLlac, bdtp,
Call M.r. J~pb auto tranl, R.lcH, new w/w
638-o331 Dlr. tiru. )eu t.ban ~ nu Oil
'61 OLDS 98 4 Dr. FUll pwr, motor, tra.DI. ban.ery, brkl.
loaded with extru. Oki&mo-abocka A: pa111t. S950 cub.
blle'a be9t. Pmta will IUI'· firm. 60-UlJ, ~U
prilie you. Sl6 dn. or Sl6 mo. 1951 PONT Safari Sta. w~
O&C· Harbor CJodee, 2l50 on. ExoelJ OODd. PriY puti. Harbor BJvd., C.M. &16-51191. l600-~m4.
'63 o~ F8S l Or. V8, auto-·~ PONTIAC. Radio • he ....
mauc, }>:), full. equipped. er. Good lranlpOrtltion $1CO
$J!I dn. or $39 mo. oac. H.ar-60-n.96.
bor Dodie. 2150 Harbor -:::::::======:::i:
Bl•d., C.:.M. 646-5091.
'56 OLDS 81 l Or. RA:H, auto,
U we carry your ccnt.ract,
pmta ol $U dn or ll2 mo.
~. Harbor Dod&t, U50
Harbor Blvd., C.M. 646-5091.
LIKE NEW! •6,1 OLDS
F-11!1 Delun 4 -dr va. Alnt·
cond' Aui.o. RA:H. U400-
Un& • owner, &l6-UJ60.
·~ 01..DS:-"E>CCEL--CONO.
SD> or BEST OFTER
~
U::AVING U.S A.! Jmmac:!
'IQ V19ta Cnn.aer, all vc-
tru. Sac! &t&-)400. ---'59 CONV. 911, full • pwr.
Low-ml. UNBEULV ABLE~
$5& Pvt-pcy 642-2850-.
PLYMOUTH
'64 Plymeuth
Fury, automallc: trans, RA·
djo, bea&er, w+w, FAC.
TORY AIR CONDmO~
ING. electric wi.ndo'rw .. One
OW1Ja' car ln be&U11tul con-
dJdoa. Sl396 hill price in-
cludu 12 mont.h, 12,00>
milea N1tlonwkle warranty.
·~
700 ~-Cuut H.lftla,Y
Newport Baach U ~ TT5.1
1954 PL YMOUnt l\1ry 4 Dr.
Seel. Every extra tor your
dnYq aafety and conven·
~ !Ude ID the cool
comlort " factory &tr ron-dltionitla StJJI under fac-
tory auanntee. Price $21.1&
Stanlbur)' BWck. l9'JO Nnr·
port Blvd. C.M. '4HCXZ2:f
SURFERS lfedal '58 wq.
JVH, autom, neow Urea.
•ecy sood cond. $%JO.
SQ-3948.
'58 PLY I • PASS WAG. Oria -owner, Xlnt -cond!
Ofl'ER! OR ~52
'57 PLY I ORIG-OWNER
56,500 • mi. VERY Sbarp!
Call 962~
PONnAC
1914 PON11AC catallna 2
dr. H T. J Ult lllte purct\H-
"'I a MW car. Stll1 under
1-ctory llU&nJlltt Not •
1ICI'Ud:I er bliemilh to mar
lfl 1INJD.ln& I u r t I c e.
Showa f'llOlptlonal care.
~ ~ Stambury Bwdt. mo N~ Blvd .. CM.
&4HG'l2.
'«I PONTIAC CaUlhla Vllta
H.T. RAH. auto, PS. aee to
appttda1', tul1 price $899
wrma of S29 ·ta. °' S29 mo. oec. IFXT15, Hartior Dodie·
ll.50 Harbor Blvd., CM.
NHOn.
1960 PONTIAC a.ticm w..-
m . AU !IC" rtnp, valva
fl'«Uld, Urea excellent. En-
tlre cu la ID tq> condition.
Price $tori StamburJ Buick,
l9'JO Nf'W1)0ft Blvd., C.M.
Ml-tal'J.
RAMILER
--~---llG SAVINGS
00
NEW 1.9115 RA MlP .P:RS
BIG STOCl(..ALL
MODI LS
ALSO
llG SAYINGS
00
CHOICI USED CARS
All Mab.-Name )'Otlr owa
terma
801 DUNN ltAMILllt ms Np&. CM. $41-t:llT
'62 Rambler Ambewwr 4
door. v ... Power ll.r. brakal-
Lxcelleot coodiboDo PX>
below marbt at -
'61 Ramb&ier "&" • door.
Ovwrdrfve. A .i-1 a1 $5Clll..
Herb.rt• JMpt
l9'l7 Harbor. C.M U I-~
ePublic Notice•
'6' Rambkr ddu.u wqoo.
ll no dmm $9.915 weclc 6 u-
IUme u.m ~ o.A.c
Call Mr. J09eS>b 638-0331 Dir
'62 RAMBLER STA • WAG.
<.lu&ic • 400, •• eyl, p • s •
Auto. BuckN. Air • cood·
RAH. ~ 6-5125-_____
'61 RA.."181..ER 9 pua wq,
llean ! l OW1WJ'. mo cua.
MNSZ att 6 pm.
'G MlldiUJl lt&Uon Wa&·
r lb. &UUlm-. buclret .u i.,
ExceJ oood-$850. m-am
T-lllD -----60 T-llRD
HardlDp. rull power, f.actory
ur. White W11b blue tnlcr-
lor. Low rru1nae sie.
MAll>IC MOTORS
i.!4 Main S&rdt
Hun~ ee.ch ~
eNilic Notfcee
'58 T-8lrd, 1oeded. U no
down S7.15 -*· Auwne
S7ll ba1anm 0.A..C caJ1 Mr.
JOMpb
1314331 Dlr.
• MUSt SELL •
'64 T·Blrd tul1 power Widl
f1ctory a.Ir $96.lO dn.
Jm.20 mo call c:r. mir·
n+-2625. Dlr
'S7 T-BlRD full power, new
rebuill ~. carb. bfb,
Good rubber. Sb&rl)-S15 uum.
'57 T BIRD~ JQOdfl.
Au&om. Reblt mob, ~
Cll' ol!M. ea.mt.
'64 T·BIRD, lilYf'l', r.11
power, alt. AM • nl. $29111.
6'2-2148
TEMPEST
GOOD. looldni w1dte "3
Tempest sport coupe w/
b&adt bucttt .. ta. air eGDd
A EVEllYnUNGI
A BUY -$1150! ~
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WILDEST · TRADER I
TRADE or SW AP
Wt wlll 1Wap a ntw or ulled oar for anythln~•lildt aol"t·
•91 (Nth local A out·of .. tate). 2nd tl'Ult dM41. ~m,.,.. A
treJltra, hewe Mab, Jewelry, watch-. rfnp. fWllnt ,..r,
'"".,. an4 .W money.
USED CAR
SPECIALS
'59 FORD
10.W. ll&M • ..._ MDtt..
PULL
f'ltlCI
$99
'62 MERCUR-YS22
~=· ... ~ ..........
'63 PLYMOUTH •wy. I Or. 11.T. VI."-.-...C.
'63 DART GT . .,.. ............
'64 ECONOLINE
, .. lectwy .......
'65 DODGE
D r'f.W&-V&.-. M
DOWN
l'YMT.
--
2SO/o --
2501o --
2SO/o
250/o
2SO/o --
MO.
l'YMT.
--
$26 --
$29 --
$35 --
$36 --
$39 --'62 DODGE Polara 250;0 $39
H.T • ..S. .. t. Y&. ..._.,.._
:~~~~E Polara--250~ -$41---:~~ ... ~G.!.__ 25°/o $44
'64 DODGE Polara 2504 $49
.
DISCOUNTS u .. TO
•1200
1965 DODGE
270 4 Door Sedlft. ltadle, hemr, euMmatk. tlntM
,,..., meny fKtwy extra
SJ9 DN. or $39 MO •
'2047
1965 DODGE
Pelar• H. T. Cpe. Wt.. hMter, •ut.....tic & m1ftY
etfMr f.qory .m-. hecuttv. car.
$46 DN. w $46 MO. . '2687
1965 DODC'iE 1
'
CRE SE
DART
Lii S.r6-. 2 Door model fldory tqulpped lndudint Chryaler'1 S Y .. r/50,000 Mfle War·
ranty. lnnd new 1965
$Jl DN. OR $33 MO.
$
OUR VOLUME SAVES YOU DOLLARS!
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
WHEN YOU IUY YOUR CAR FROM HARBOR DODGE
50~000 MILE GUARANTEE
10 DAY TRIAL EXCHANGE
'
~
$25 .• --
...... Vt."-'-'-........ M,l. ·~ $2'
'61 CHEY.In.ala --
~· $29 . ........... ~ .............
•64 PLYM. Fury 250/o $lt tOr. "''· ... .,..
W CDILLAC cp.; JS% -
$31 , .. -· MCIWJ •Ir.
'64 CHEVROLET 25~ $3' ,.,....,.. ..... _,. __ "
'63 DODGE-WCICJOll --a~ $41. v ... or. ·-'64CHEY~I .... --
~ $44 Vl.11.l ........... , ..........
'65 DODGI 21~ $41 ,... .. , . ....., .........
'63 CADILLAC 25~ $59 ri.. De'V ........ -· ...,.,., ....
DISCOUNTS UP TO
•1200
1961 ·LINCOLN
Centfnenttf. Mer1r Y. Pull ,...... Mii ..,.. .... ...,..' 11r
..... .._.,... Lie. .... 001"5.
S26 DN. or $26 MO.
'699
1963 OLD 081LE
I 0...-W... 1t•a.. ....... r .,.._.lcr ,._. .....
... Uc. Ne. llKOS1. m DN. .. m MO.
'987
1965 MUSTANG
I ._ .._.,,_ Mir fall•r 141\4 f ..,_
$47 DN. 147 MO •
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~ OAJL Y PILOT /'-tw\·PrtU FrldlY Oclobtf 15. l~
9800--...W C•rs 9800 New Cui
BILL WATKINS SAYS: "There's NO
AT COSTA MESA CHRYSLER./PLYMOUTH. 10 T.O. HERE
Stop & Shop today where every Salesman is 1. Experienced 2. Responsible 3. Courteous
EXPERIENCE
!.ch of our men i1 c1peble of handllnt every f aeet of
the ulet tnnsectlon hlmtelf. Ne need to telk to •nyone
elM. Your u Jnrmn wrltee the contract, trrangee the
fin.ncfne, dellvera your Cir, HIMSELF!
·I.._ _VA_L_IAN_Ts ___ j
m w,.,-eftllM, heater, tmog
wnt. No. 1111.
V11 2 Door $2171
win. 225 cha,..r engine,~
quefllte, clflr llfhter, outside
mlnw, ""°' VMtt. Ne. 1176.
V111 4 Door $1199
RESPONSI BLE
Our men hne been hend pkked for at•bf llty end rela..
billty. We expect them te be with ut for • long time.
Eich 11 • rnpon1lb'9 m1mtJer ef the community In which
he llv•.
COURTEOUS
We are golne to bulld the buslneu on customer utl•
faction. We know tMt a happy cw*'*' wHI MIMI hit
friends te u1. Every customer wfll lte tr•h4 wtth covr-
t.y •nd respect ••• We insl1t on this!
I
225 .,.., enelne, retractable
IMf Mitt,""°' vent, heater. No.
Uto.
V• 2 Door $2296
4 Dr. H.T. Vlnyt Mket IMtl,
Tenwuefllte, a Ir cond111.nlftl, ,..., ...,., ..... ••H. ,.....
windows, remote mirror, ,..,
m VI 41rrf. J epob .... ,.....
wheel, bolt on wheel covert, out·
tfcM mirror, tinted wlndshleld,
dltc b,.k•, emot vent., fut
manual .......... 14" WSW. No.
1191.
VII 2 Door $1967
225 ....... , Ntncf•bl• ... t beltt, ""°' vent, .......... No. 1080.
VI, fonlUefllte, ttnt. wlndshleld,
heater, '"'°' vent. No. 2215.
I 4 Door •• m&1
Torquefllle, retrlCt ........ OS
mirror, .... ¥Mt. Ne. 1'14.
H.T. 313 VI, Torquefllte, PS,
UH, ¥1nyl trim, padded duh,
....., ...,... bumper .,anb,
OIM, tfnt. 1IM1. WSW, etc. No. ... Fury Ill •• $3214
2 Mat. VI, TOf"CIU9fllte, PS, '9,
poww tall .... , lt&H, OSM, tint.
,,..., undere99t, .............
peckage. .... 121~.
tpeaker, tint. tl..., WSW, etc.
.... 41°'-
New Yorker S44&6
4 Dr. H.T. Vlnyt bucket Matt.
Tonwwfllte, a Ir eontltttonlftl,
R&H, edlud. etMrhtt wheel, tint •
.... ..... pnl ""'·WSW, etc.
.... 4131.
WE HAYE THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLEAN USED CARS IN CALIFORNIA-SEE FOR YOURSELF, TOPAY!
PL YMOUTHS DODGES FORDS . WAGONS MISCELLANEOUS
'64 BELVEDERE YI .... $1195 '64 CUSTOM 880 ..... $2595 '64 FOlD XL Con •.. $2195 '63 VALIANT Y200 .... $1595 '51 DE SOTO YI 4 Dr •... $495
4 Dr, R&H, auto, nloe blue flnltft. No. 1190 "AH, auto, ftl, bu.k ...... mllee, t ewMr. Uke new, "AH, •wt.. vlnyl lnhr. No. 4tl7A RAH, aute, N, ,_, ...... Ne. IOtlA 2 Dr. H.T. "AH, auto, full pwr, feet. air ... ._ C :'!. ~~~~ .... ~~~.·~;, b~l~n·~~2~~~ 1noe fl i yr/IO,OOO ml. w1rr1nty. No. tm :t:4FAlll.ANE IOO • ... $lH5 ;'!!~~.~!., ~ N~.'.M.' .$2195 ~~ ,:~~ .. ,.~~~I~~·~~
::r. ~~~:.a: .. ~~!2.!.'! ~ .. '°v~.T -4~Door~i. ~ ~:i.. ~ss.2291.29~1 ~ ";A7..::;;;;. ". :~. ;4;; ;',!1-.PD "L~Y~ ... ~o1u3TH .. ~v~ ... ..,A. 5s1:s5 F. ~.~~ !.. '!:..:;. ~~
it.m, No. 1231 ~ • • • • • • . . • Vt. 4 Dr. RAH, .-t., N , .... • • ..... N9. • • • • • IT N .. ~ I :~T~ R~!L!!~J.! ~~ .. ~o: ;1·!! 995 ;-:; ;;~ ~.a~I~: ~~· .U295
1111
CHEVROLITS :;;-n. ~~oUTH vi·.~~ ~ii.s :~~.~~~~.·.!~Pa: ·~~~ salr~?~
'61 VALIANT Y200 $ 195 RAH, aute, ftl, fact. air. •alance of I yr/ '61 CORVETTE $1995 I,_. RAH, iute, Pl. Ne. atNA 4121A
4 Dr R&H , autom1tlo No 11~1 · . . IO,OOO ml. wa,.,.1nty. No. t203 JUlt traded In. n•n• cl=~ ~~7A '60 CHEY. YI ........ $ 99S :s!r. ~ .. ';'>!,Sf~·.~,.· .. :~$ 495
'63 VALIANT Y200 .... $1495 '63 YI 4 Door ......... $1095 '63 NOYA 2 Dr. M.T •... $1595 ~60p ... MERARHC, .acuto.OPLI. , .. :u40&4• .. $ HS ''4 IAMILEI' 4 Dr •.. $1795 • o .. _.. H Polle.. N•w finish, ~dltlon•d. No. 1222 "' .. r. "• , automatic. No, 1221 R&H, ltlte, a bsauty. N ... -IOOI) act. ml. R&h, aute_ Ilk• new. No. U04A
:6!. ~t~!t~~a!o~y ~,~.·~o: ~195 :~ "~~~~.~~k~ ~a~: .. ~~~5 ~~ ~~:~~P!. ~·.it.'i;.?1:! ~to·vAUA·Ni' ~ ...... s 7'1 ;'!l,.~~T~~"~~ Pi.;~~!~!! '60 IMPALA 2 D $ HS ftAH, auto, "1• Ne. 1237A N .. _,A '63 VALIANT Convt .... $1495 '64 330 YI 4 Dr •...... $1195 '· · · · · · '64 STUDEIAKER 6 ... $1495
R&H. auto. good top & flnlltl. Ne. 1212 R&H, 1u•"' l'I, baluoe ef i yr/IO-ml. H.T. R&H, .. rt.o, Pl, new fW& Ne. t 11tA ... .& USPQRTATION _, ,.,_ '59 ~•LA 4 D $ .. 5 Juet Ilk• ...... LAw mll-. Ne. I006A 1 "-"" CHRYSLERS . warranty. Ne. 1251 '""'..-"' r. . . . . . ,..., ,
'60 PIONEEI YI ...... $ 695 ~;;· il8;i".:A''Jtd0: .. 111tA S 795 IMPORTS .: ~~· 2•~ ~ · · · · S Jtl
'64 CROWN 4 Dr. H.T •. $4295 ~! ~~ H.T. fl&H. •llt•, .... ,..., ... lft. H.T ......... hutor, aut~ •• 1211A '60 AUSTIN MEAUY . \ . S1Jtl •R.L cu.u.OUT· 4.TDr •••. SS ti
Full power, factory air. •11. i yr./MllllO ml. ,,1 IMP.& 1 .a 4 I'\-•11~ IOOO Nltl'. "&H, 4 ....-Ne. 111N -l'SYR • • • • 195 werranty. No, ~A '6J po• .a• .& YI $1195 "'~ .,..... • 7il .,..... • 3 """""' . . . . . . VI, R&H, •ute, "'· 0 ... a.;,;. ........ '61 MERCEDES 220S ... $1HI ,.,.KUP TRUCKS 6 300 2 Dr. H.T •...... $2695 a Dr. H.T. "&H, ...._, .-1. H .. ta4t Ne. IOllA ti.
~~1~.::i,1 :::'·w~~~:·,:,~~.~1~~··,_et 1 '63 440 YI 4 Door ..... $1595 '59 IMPALA 2 Dr. H.T ••. $191 °61CHIV.YI1/a TON .. $1191
'64 NEWPORT 4 Door .• $2695 "&H, •ut•matAo. "'N .. em R&H • ..,.., '!_•~No. 2221A ~ ~ ••"1 • ...., ... ..,.,..
ft&H, full power, bal. ef. Jf'./IO,DOO "''· W.f'o ''2 LANCEI 4 Dr ••.... s HS '60 llL AIR 4 Dr ••••••• SHI rlV. llOD ' ..... led .. s ns
ra11ty. ,actol'J air. Ne. 41llA VI, UH, llllotc, Ao-la. ..... --• Mit ..... Mtft..
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per cent of '-grec»
•ting de.. WOft ....
I• n k of A.m.nc.'t
m.tnenw1tica ~
•nd w•s 11leet.d for fhe
M•so..ic Awwd a Out-
standing S..-6irl.
Miu w •f•IMll WOft
_&fe ~ ......
c.tdo , It i • Sc:hoWship
Federatioft. She -.d. .... ..,ec1 11,•., 11 a
I.ours '. • Hoeg Me-"*'-' H1.n.I CMCfy
St1ipet.
She ii .. • methe-
IMtica c:, at u.;..,..
tity of ... lmne.
Reas,ons · For Your Support
DAVID W. MmftSIN
o..w w. A"'-Mn,
11_ 50ft of Newpori
leaclll ....... ., Su-
p8riuie1·•-:Md Mn.
Roy Q. An~.,-.-w•s
re;ipimt ef • Ne•pori HMbor JGw . • ICMlar-
'· -shi folow. his 196-4 p ., '
,"gre.duetiM fro. Corw
cW M. .... School
~ wm Y.a.dictori-
... of his high ~
gr.du.tion c ' • s s. He
w.s Ktive in Key Club,
a cfrvision of Kiwanis ln-
temeiton.I, MrVed as Ya prn it.t of ~
5-ior a-""' let-
t.r.d Oft the '"* com-try teem.
Scnolestic honors in-
d.cf.ct N.tional Merit
~ finalist, lank
o f ~ Adtiev•
men+ Aw•d in ICMnce
Md m.themmcs, Ma-
sonic Club Award, 1964,
L i f • membenhip in
~ornt. ScMl.rshtp
Feder.non •nd the Har-
v.,d Book Award of
1963. o.vicl is currently •
physics meior et Stan-
ford ~-= Md h.s .,..,. for study
etSf~s~ in
Germeny for 1966. At
Stanford in 1965, he
wes ew.d.d h Sons
of the Amenc. Revo-
lution 6old Med.I ift
Air Fon:. ROTC.
KATHLEEN COURTNEY
K.th I e en Courtney,
18, d.ughter of Mr. Md
Mn. WiLrd c. Court-
rtey, 611 St. James
Place, Newport a..ch
won her Kiw•is ~
ship folowing gr.du.
tion from Newport Har-
bor High School
While et H•rbor
High, she wes a member
of the C.lffomi. Schol-
• r s h i p Federation,
French Oub, Girls Ath-
'9tic Associ.tioft a n d
..,.,J •• YOluntMr et
Feirview Stet. Hospital,
Cost• Mew. Sf. WU
gredu.ted from H...bor
High fifth in her class.
Miu Courtney won
honors at entrence et
Radl.nds Univenity and
was Mleded for the
De.n's Honor Lisi both
semesten of her fresh..
m.n yNr.
During the summer of
1965, she .ttencled Or-
an~ Co.st Cole9e and
c.rried • ful schedule
toward her EncJMh m.-tor· Sh. e • r n • d el
straight A 9"edes et occ.
WhM .. 1tedl.nds,
Miu Courtney was s.
lected for membership
in Spun. a sophomore
MrVi~ Md social or·
9ana.tion.
RUSSEL D. RUPP, JR.
Russel 0 . Rupp, Jr.,
20, son of Col ... nd Mrs.
Rimel 0. Rupp, 11 572
Forum W•y, S.nta An•,
won his schol.rship from
tne Newport Harbor Ki-
w•nis Club for out-
standincJ work at Or·
ange Coast College.
A former National
Merit Scholarship fina~
ist f r o m Glenbrook
High School, Glenview,
a, Russel majored in
~cs •t OCC.
He was also a member
of the Speech Oub, rec-
re.tion tennis team end
served as representa-
tiv...t4arge in student
government on the P'1-
rete campus in 1964.
Russel majored in ~
medical while at OCC
end is currently a
m.the1Ntic1 m.jor at
UCLA, where he is also
wonin9 as • house ad.-
viser in one of the Nli-
dence hals.
After 9raduation In
June of 1966, Russ-'
hopes to en+. UCLA
medical Khool the fol-:
lowing fal.
Travelogue Funds
Aid Scholars
We take pleasure this week in :
presenting four outstanding examples !
of Newport Harbor area young peo-
ple who have distinguished them-
selves in outstanding achievement.
Their records, reproduced in
part on this page, speak for them-
selves. '
All too o~en, we hear reports
end complaints about some few
youngsters who have gone astray. ,
That's why it is a double pleasure to
give recognition to these fine young
men and women who have brought
honor to themselves, their parents and
our community.
All four of these students have
been offered a strong measure of
support toward advancing their edu-
cations through the Newport Harbor
Kiwanis .Club Scholarship Fund.
Money for this fund is obtained
by the Kiwanis Club through its T ra-.
vel and Adventure Series, now in Jts
seventh year.
The first of the six entertainin9
and informing programs will be pre-
sented next Friday at 8 p.m. in Orange
Coast College auditorium.
As you can see from the fine stu-
dent examples on this page, the Ki-
wanis program is most worthy of your
support. It's fun, too.
Season tickets for all six travel-
ogues are available for only $6 from
any Kiwanis member, the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commerce,
Westcliff Travel Service, or right
down at our store. Single admiuiona
are $1.50 at the door.
Let's all support the youth of our
community . ....... ,,...
A l
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KEITH GAEDE, YOUTH-
FUL BUILDER OF THI
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THEATER WE CAN EX·
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THE ENTERTAINMENT
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Theater
llELODYLAND-Performancea, Tuesda.y...S.turda1
1:30 p.m.; SUnday, I p.m. Matinees, Saturday
and Sanday, S p.m. Tbe theater ii at 1700 Barbor
Blvd., Anaheim. Phone ~7220. T\cbt.a, ~
box omce. all agencies. "The King and .... star-
rln& Darren Mc:Gavin and Celeste Holm.
through Oct. 24. "Oliver." muaicu comedy
baaed OD Cbarlea Dick.em "Oliver Twilt," Oct.
•Nov. 14.
JlEPERTOBY TREATER -Soutb Cout Repe!l-
torJ «:GmPIJl1, 2116 Villa W&J, N.wport BuclL
PerfGrmucee, 'lbundaJ throuP s.dA1, l :SI
p.m. 'l'kbtl an •uo . Sl.00. Pboae mtlM • 'OtbeDo,.. tbrou.&b Oct. 31.
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ORANGE mTDIO TBEATER-"Dracula," Friday
and Saturday night.I, 8:30 p.m., Oct 22 -Nov.
13, 196 N. State College Blvd., Orange. Tkketa, iuo, may be re.erved by calling the box of-.• ~. 633-2233.
ORANGE COUNTY 11IEATEl\.--"MfaiJ'1 of State,''
Joan Caulfield, 540 S. "D" St. Jame.-
town Sbopplnc Center, Tustin. Perfonn.a.nca, ~ tbroqb Friday, 1:30 p.m.; two abow1
Satu.rdQ, 7 ud 10 p.m.; Sund&J, I p.m.; mat-
1-, 'J'ilianda,. J p.m.; Oct. JNL 'nckets, a.e ud t:a.71. ma1 be obtained at tbe Mr;
pboM 54+4111.
ANAJIEDI PLAYHOUSE -Performance., Wectne.
day throaP Saturday, at a:ao p.m., 1714 w. LJn.
CGlo Ave., Ana.beim. Phone '1'1M820. Tickets,
12.50 weekdays and S3 Saturdays. "Stop the
Workl I Want To ~t Off," through Ocl 23.
BlR• • t:AGE THEATER -"Our American Cous-
w ," the play which wu 1>e1n1 performed at
Ford's Theater in Wuhington when Lincoln
was sbot, la being offered through October at
tbe Bird Cage Theater, K.oott's Berry Farm.
Four shows daily, at 2, 2 :30, 7:30 and 9:15 p.m.;
phone 522·1393 or 82:8-6562. The Fann ls open
daily from 10 a.m. tQ 10 p.m. for sbopa and
amusements, and from 12 noon tQ 8:30 p.m. for lunch and dinner.
PADUA llIL1.S-Mexican Players are preseoting
"Festival Foltlorico Mexicano," through Nov.
13, at their theater in the hilh above Clattmont.
Tickets, 12.25; children unckr 12, •us. Per-
formances, Wednesdays through Saturdays.
8:30 p.m.; matlneu, Wednesdays and Satur·
days, 2:30 p.m. 'Ibe players alM> entertain with
songs and dancea at lunch and dinner daily ex-
cept Monday in the dining room of the Padua
institute; NAtional ~1288.
l'CLA EXTENSION THEATRE GROUP -Two
plays by the Irish poet and playwight William
Butler Yeata, Oct. 15-Nov. 21. Perfonnancu
nightly It 8:30; SUnday nights, 7:30; dark Mon-
day. Tid:ets SUW'l.75; stu<ients, S2, $1.50. Hu-
manities Bldg. Auditorium; phone 213 BR 2-89U.
B\JNTINGTON BARTFORD THEATRE -1&15 No.
Vi.M, Hollywood; phone 213 HO 2.-a. Perform-
ances Monday through Saturday, 8:30 p.m.;
matinees, Wedneaday and Saturday, 3 p.m .,
dart Sunday; ticketa, f7 • S2, bo1 office and all
agencies. "Inc1deot at Vichy," a new pay by
Arthur Miller and starring Jean Pierre Aumoot.
OcL 25 ·Nov. 13.
PASADENA PLAYHOUSE -31 So. El Molino, Pu-
actena; phone (213) '79f.635l. Performances Mon-
day througb Saturday, 8:30 p.m.; matin~
Wednesday and Saturday, 2:30; dart SUnday;
tJcketa, SS, '4. SS. ''Tbe Firebugs" and ''Tbe
Sboem.aker's ProdiliouJ Wife," a double bD1.
through Ocl 11. "Peer Gynt," Oct. 21 -Nov. 1l.
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GUIDI TO FUii
Special Events
OCC COMM\JNITY ARTISJ' SERIE8 -Martin
Agron.Dy• jourDalllt ol 25 years expertence and
CBS Wuhlngtm correspondent, will speak •
Oct. 17 at I p.m. In t.be Orange Coast Collec•
Auditorium. CGcta Men. Individual perform·
&nee ticketl, '2, may be purchased at the boa
office oo the day ef the performance.
FISHERMEN'S FIESTA-Port of Los Aqelea Flah-
ermen'a Fluta, Oct. 15-17, will f"ture native
daDcen ID colorful co.tu.me, competition am.,
fishermen tn net mending and rope ~.
and IDternadonal food boot.ha. Cllmu la die
parade ol decorated boets down the Ma.i.D Cb.o-
nel on Sunday attanooa.
TOUR DE CATALINA-For the firrt tim•, bk:yd9 tourinC will be allowed into tbe interior of Cata.
Una IJllnd, for Giiie day only, Saturday, Oct.
16, to Rancho~. Middle Rac!b, wt
Two Harbon. &mday, Oct. 17, there will be bi-
cycle nclq, lnclud1nc tandem, unicytle and tri-
cycle, ID Aftlcm from I a.m. to 3 p.m.
MOBIL HOME SHOW -Thirteenth annul MobUe
Home and Travel Trailer Show, October U·M,
Great Westenl Ex.bil>lt Center, Sanla Ana Free-
way at Atlantic Blvd., Los Angele.. Houn are
10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily; admissk>n, adults '1J
cbildttn, 50 cents; parking, 25 cents.
BAND CONCERT -To stimulate lnterut bl tbt
Costa Meta United Fund campalp, tbe 3rd
Marine A.l.rcratt Wine Band, with Chief w~
rant Of1Scer Alfred E. Becker aa bandmu&lr,
will perform 6uDdAJ at J p.m. ht t.be Co 1 t a
Mesa C1tJ Part, Oenter And Anaheim atnea.
Emcee Mark Lambert will explain work ol tta.
UF. A.dmlalon b free and no collecUon will be taken.
Sports
COLLEGE FOOTBALL-USC vs. Stanford 1t Los
Angeles Colileum, 3 9 1 l i-·1guuoa, Saturday,
1:30 p.m. Orange Coast vs . Mount San Antonio
College in Walnut, Friday at 8 p.m.
PROFESSIONAL FOOJ'BALL -Los Angeles Ram•
vs. San Francisco &rs at L.A Coli~um, 3811
Figueroa, Sunday, l p.m.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBAIL-HuaUngte• Btad1 va.
Gardea Cdo-ve at Huntington Beach H i g b
School, 1905 Main St.; C•rona del Mar vs. be
Quiata at Davidson Field, 600 Jrvi.M Ave., New-
port Beach; Cotta Mesa vs. FlallertGa Hlgll at ~l E. Chapman, Fullerton. Weatmialttt va.
P~lf1c at Weatmlnster High, 1"325 Golden
West, WestminstA!r. All pre<-eding games art
tonight, Friday, at 8 p.m. Eatanda va. Villa
Park at Davidson Field, 600 Irvine Ave., Nt"·
port Beach, Saturday, 2 p.m. )tarlaa vt. LH1
Bucb Jerdaa at Westminster High; New,trt
Harber VL <>naie at Davidson Field, Saturday
at 8 p.m.
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HARNESS RA~Nine rac~s daily, except Sun-
day and Monday. at Hollyv.ood Park in In.&Je-
wood, throqh Nov. 1.0. First post time la 1 p.m.
Exhibits
PAVWON GALLERY -Jack Zajac, sculpture,
through Nov. 7, 400 Main St .. Balbo~; boun,
Wednetda,y tbrou&b Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. 1 ~
6'75·3881.
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Exhibits
ANAHEIM ART FESTIVAL-The second annual
Fall Art Festival, sponaottd by the Anaheim
Art Association and the city's Parb and R«re-
atiGG Department, will be held Saturday and
&mday, Oct. 11 a.od 17, from 10:30 a.m . to 5
p.m. at Peanon Part, located on Harbor Blvd.,
between Sycamore and Cypress, Anaheim.
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lJCI GAU.ERV-Twentieth Century 1eulpture and
Barnell Newman litboa:raptu, through Oct. 24.
Sculpture uhlbit ii 24 muterplitces by 20 ar·
tiJta, lncl'fd1Qc Calder, Bra.ocuai, Matisse, Pt-
,..... Tbe pllery ia 00 the third floor ol the
Ftne Atta BWJdlni; bou.ra, 12 noon to 5 p.m., Tuetday-8udt1. ucl 12 noon to 9 p.m., Wednes-
day. Adm.WiGll II free.
LAGUNA BEAat ART AS.WCIA TION -EntreMI.
one-man exbibtt. retrospective show ef the won
'11 Karl 8eQjamlD; East Gallery. one-woman
lllow. worb la oil, wttbtn the context Of priml·
tiviam, Flou Clendenin. Gallery. 'RT Cliff
Drlve, Lacuna Beach, 494-6531 ; bours, 12 noon
to 5 p.m. dallf.
Coming Up
TRAVELOGUE-Dwtlht Loog'a "Six Years 'Round
11le World" will opeo tbe seventh seHon's Tra-
vel and Mwnb.!n Series, presented by tbe
K1wan11 Clul> ol Newport Harbor, Friday, Oct.
22, at 8 p.m. In Onnae Coast Collete Audtter-
lum, 2'101 Fe.trview Road, Cotla Mesa. Sinc1e
event ticket.I, $1.50, may be purchased at UM
door.
YOU111 CONCERTS-The Orange County Philhar-
monic Society's tenth seuon of free Youth Con-
certs will open Saturday, Oct. 23, with two con-
certs by tbe Los Angelecs Philharmonic Orches·
tra, at 10 and 11 a.m., tn Orange Coast Co~e
Auditorium, Costa Mesa. Dr. Ho,,,.ard Han90D ia
conductor and narrator.
COVER:one of the few remaining vest.ages
of the old commercial section of Newrrt Beach
may be found on the Rhine Cbanne • between
the Newport and Lido Peninsulas, where the
fishing fleet is docked. Throush the years the
scene al this spot has changed httle. How Jong it
will remain so is anyone's guess.
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By MIKE CONNOLLY
Chronicle FHNrfl
O..r Mike: Why did Phyllis and "Fang ..
Diller call 1t all off, after a 25-year marriage
and all those chlldren! -Marion Le v y,
Larchmont, NY
O..r M.rion: Neither the principals nor
their chudren will discuss the matter b u l
Phyl's press agent says her marriage to
Ward Donovan will (if it hasn't already taken
place) be a very quiet one -"with no pub-
licity."
* O..r Mike: Who are the idiots dumping
"Wagon Tram"? Wby can't we stop them and
get this absorbing, fascinating show back on
the air? Why don't you ask your readers to
write in asking that it be retained, and then
you send the letters lo those responsible?
-Mrs. V M. King, San Francisco, Calif.
Dear M". King: Please. have pity on my
already overloaded mailman. Write directly
lo the network itself: It's the best way to gel
results.
* O..r Sir: I'm fed up to here !my neck.
if you must know) with all those excuses for
"poor little Judy'' and the things that happen
to prevent her from puling on her shows .
Miss Garland isn't "little" any more. she's
over 40, and if she want,, to remain a part
of show business she should l e a r n a little
about professionalism. Yes, I'm one of her
ex.fans who didn't get to see her perform at
the Greek Theatre because she "tripped over
her dog and brokt her arm " What about all
ber other cancellations -and what excuse
will sht> think of next" -Ginger Beebe,
Glendale. r:iltf
Deu Ging•r: Judy really did trip over
her dog and break her arm. lf you're referring
to ber appearance on Andy Williams' show a
few days after the acddent. sound of limb and
lungs, you should know that this show was
pre-taped last July g
* 0.ar Mike: I saw a daytime panel show
recently and am sure one of the male guests
wu drunk. ls that possible? And if so. why
do the network officials allow it" -Sanford
Knight. Jr .. Parma. Ohio.
o .. , Sanford: Maybe be was guuling
the kind of vodka that supposedly ''leaves
you breathless." I did a guest shot on a TV
show once in which the emcee slugged him-
1ell with vodka during the commercial breaks
and suigested bis guests (there were four of
us) do the sa~ He said it would "relax" us.
None of us t o o k him up on it but be h as
since "relaxed" himself right off the show
* Dear Mr. C: What's happened to my
favorite show of all time-well, for 26 years
anyway. throuizh radio and TV -"Truth or
Consequences""-Mrs. Hanna Steams. Water·
bury, Conn
Dear Mn. St .. rn•: T b e ratmgs w en t
down so the i;how went off.
* 0.er Mike: I would lib to know where l
can get a chimpanzee like the one on "Be-
witched." Could you please tell me the esti.
mated rost? We livt out in the country and,
lf I can find one, my parenta are willing to
let me get O"M. I am 12 and have been sav·
tog mr money for ont 10 pleue try to get
me this information. - Jimmy Nims, Con·
cord, Mass .
Dear Jimmy: I oertlinly would like to
help you but I wonder i1 a chimp could stand
your Massachusetts winten! I'm no authority
on this, however. 10 I would suigest you con·
tact a pet store in Boston and they may be
able to help.
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Meet The People • • •
COLLIGI CINTIR BUILDI•
Lido Island resident M. Keith Gaede, whose San Joaquin Land De-
velopment Company ii raponsible for building and operatillg College Cen-
ter at the comer of Harbor and Adams Boulevards. is a tall, quiet young
Texan
1..Jke the legendary Texans, ht' tops a SlX foot measuring stick by
several inches. Gaede was born and raised in a smaU town near Amarillo,
named Muleshoe. H.lJ father owned, and still operates, a thousand acre farm
there. "It was fun growing up on the Cann," he recalled. "1 always had a
horse of my own and did a lot of riding. ln fact, it was the only way I got
around until I became old enough to drive a car." He still likes to ride. One of
his favorite organizations ln Orange County Is El Vieja de Portola. It is a
men's ridini group that takes a three day ride each year along old historical
Spanish trails, which cross several of the large ranches still in operation ln
Southern California .
While in high school, Gaede. who still has an athletic build. played
end on tbe football team and center on the basketball team. When be en.
rolled at West Texu Slate College, however. he only had time to partid·
pate in intramural sports. For three and one·hall years he studied music,
maJoring in voice and minoring in piano, until he realized this was not what
he wanted. He sWl plays the piano. but seldom sings.
He joined the Marine Corps in the spring of 1955 and soon discover-
ed he was fascinated with flying He even gave some thought to making a
career of it. By the summer of 1957 he was stationed at El Toro Marine Base.
It was while he wu there he went on a blind date and met Linda, whom he
was to marry a year later.
Alter serving five years in the Corps. Gaede became intrigued with
the real estate possibilities in the county and decided to return to civilian
life He enrolled in Chapman College. where he was graduated with a BA
ln business admlnlltraUon.
After earning bil degree he gathered several friends together into a
real estate development organluUon. The first operation they planned wu
a fourteen unit apartme.nt building on East Bluff. But before they could
get this under way, an opportunity opened up for them to develop . the five
acres known today u College Center. With the center finished, they art
now building the apartment&. The company plans to roncentrate on com-
mercial and industrial building in th• Harbor Area.
Gaedt la allo on the board of th• 2700 acre Irvine Industrial Com-
plex '7his is a prlmt piece of ~roperty," he pointed out. "It is served by
the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Railroldl, the Orange County Airport,
acroa the street, and will be near the major freeway network to be com·
pleted soon."
The Gaedes, wbo have two daughters, Tracy, 5, and Diana, 2, llke to
attend musical performances at the Los Angeles Music Center and Melody·
land. They balance th1a with tennis and frequent trips to Palm Desert. Gaede
owna a Udo 14 aallboat, but finds bunting more to hia liking. "l guess it
comes from crowtns up inland," be laughed .
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-CHRISTI NE McCAii
PET TIPS: Watch for the Openlnt of enother
Nurwryl•nd Pet Shop in the G•rden Grew.Anaheim
.... a.
WHATS NEW: "Kits-for-Birch" -A .,.._
of bulld.ft-yourwtf l lrd Hou1e1 and Feeden -$1.00
to $3.00 uch. Whitmire'• Insect Dust for Kennel
-----··· • and Lawn. .._,..t·lW 31!C"l
[ --SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK! I
3-D Aqucmium
lack grounds
PARROT-TYPE llRDS
ROSY COCKATOO
Stock
DOUBLE YELLOW
HALF-MOON
BRONZE WINGS
PARltOTLETS All Current 1 / 3 OFF
BABY COCKATIELS
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OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 2123 NEWPORT-COSTA MESA
8 a.m to 6 p.m. 646-3927
COMING
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26
THE
DAILY PILOT'S
THIRD ANNUAL
Woman~ Wor/J
Thi s specia l ed ition is the medium in which
you will Meet the Ladies who are active in
clubs a nd or9ani1ation1 throughout the Har-
bor Area. All ladies' clubs will be fully rep-
resented with news stories and pictures of
the newly elected officers.
COMING
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26
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·HOME AND GARDIN NOTIS .
GARDEN CENTER Urges Garden Contrast
t.._
CASUAL AIRE
FURNITURE
Tubula,. stttl, zinc plated fol' rust free usage.
Vinyl cord in tight decorator colo,-., "Close
ont" pf"k:e11 on chairs, IOVftQn and patio
decor. Priced
SUN MASTER
UMBRELLAS
Complete aclectlon of 1tylea.
colors and patterna. Yun of
trouble free servk:e from vi"yl
reinforced w ith nylon conatruc-
tlon. Nurseryland priced. From 12.95
L1m1ted To Stock On H;ind
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LAST WEEK
Clearance Special
FLOWER SHOP
Do-It· Y ~urwlf
Flower-s for urangc·
mcni. or trees .
Values to 79c
c ea.
Your ChcHC9 This
S.ledion
LAST WEEK
WIND CHIMES
A "Pagoda" Mt of brau hangln9 d\lmet.
Delle.tte 1ound and unuaual pat•• tMcoe~
atlon.
$2.50
VALUES
29
SET
DRASTIC CLOSE-OUT
PRICES
HIGH STYLE WROUGHT IRON
1 S YEAR GUARANTEE
Now ••• Prices Reduced on all p1ectt of
th•• Tremendous Qualtty Linc. Y o u r
choice of 1tylu and colors..
42" Mesh Top Table w •th Four arm chairs
~:~: 129 50
DIRECT IMPORT SPECIAL
AFRICAN VIOLETS
Luge li felike v1olttl In • va riety of colorL
60c
VALUES
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
c ea.
CERAMIC POTTERY
A a1<1 13 .. GLAZED CONTAINER FOR
IND 0 0" OR PAT IO Df.COAATINQ.
YOUR CHOICll OF MANY •RIL.LIANT
AND IUaTLI: COLO" COMalNATIONI.
Excellent for House Pienta or
P1tJo Colo"
$10 Values
NewOnty
88
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2123 NEWPORT ILVD. e COST A MESA e Ml 6·3925
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Rain Lilie s Are Low Grow e r s
Th. bi91"t i.s not always the besL In gardena populated with large
flowered bulbous plml5 1uch as d ahhas, gJ.diolu.a, and lilies, it is an mler-
e3twg contrast to grow some of lhe low growin1, small flowered bulbs.
The 1m•ll bulbs are good rcx k garden subjects, edging pla nts, or
massed m beds by themselves.
The first bulb to bloom in the s pring is the grape hyacinth, other·
wise known as muscan. lt gTO'-'S only six inches high but is prolific. It
multiplies rapidly. has many flowers. and requires little or no care The
usual variety is purple but there are also white flowered varieties as well
as one var1ety. Muscan comosum plumosum, wtucb has a flower like a small
violet plume
There are Mveral different kinds of small bulbs that come to us
from South Africa. Freesia.s are "'ell known ln addition to the trad1t1onal
white flowered vanety, frtts1as come m almost all colors mcludmg red,
blue, yellow and orange. Spara.xis have brighter Cowers than freesias and
open wider The flowers are usually two-toned with the ~nter a darker
color. Color combinations Include orange, red maroon and yellow The
flowers open during the day and close at night, as well as in the morning
and n ening It 1s quilt a sight to lff a clump of these burst into lOlor
during the day
Another African bulb with this habit ia the flame frees1a. tntonia.
Its bright orange flowers cru lt a daul1ng apl&sh of color during the day.
The ~biana, or baboon flower, is so called bec~use of the fondness
the baboons have for the bulbs in lheir native habit.al The plants have hairy
leaves and the flowers resemble dark blue freeaias.
Another group of small bulbs are the rain lilies. These are so
called because in their natural habitat they bloom following every summer
rain. Since we don't cet any summer rain we mlllt dupl.iat.e it by occasional
waterinf dun ng the summer. n.ese are t wo Voupt called rajn lilies---
1.epbyn.ntbes and Habranlhus. 'The colors come in white, yellow, and pink.
Most grow only six inches high, with el<'h bloom on a single stem resembl· lne a small upfacing amaryllis A clump often will have q uite a numbu of
blooms at one tune.
Other unalt buU. would mclude the lpedea cyclamens, the 1pttiff
daffodils, crocus wtucll doo't uaually last more than one auson, and cyrlbao-
lbus.
-DON HORTON
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S~nday Jass at th~ New porter Ian
Sundoy Jozz Sessions ot the Newporter Inn, in the lido
lounge ond New Orleons Room eoch Sundoy evening from 8 p.m.
to I o.m., ore proving more populor eoch week.
It oll come obout os the result of informol sessions between
o group of musicions who ius t like to ploy good jozz. Led by Joe
Groves on trumpet, the group hos grown to be more thon 'for lis-
tening · when potrons discovered it wos greot music for doncing
in the New Orleons room od1oining the Lido Lounge.
But there is more thon jazz ond doncing to drow crowds to
ti..e Inn. Fine food is olso on ottrodion in the Morine Room where
Leonord geniol moitre "d greets mony old friends ond mokes new
ones nightly.
For o toste teoser Leonard recommends Nebuchadneu or's
Delight, o speciolly cut rod of lomb, with oll the f ot trimmed off,
delicotely herbed ond morinoted, roosted to o tum ond served on
o bed of rice. The rice hos o subtle flovor from o delicate souce
ond o boked tomoto motes the presen totion complete. This deli-
cacy is served with ossorted relishes, choice 0f soup or solod, ond
o beverage for o tob of $5.95.
With such core m preporotion it is more than worthy of your
order. The name olone hos intrigued mony to try it the first time
ond to return ogain ond ogoin to enjoy the delicote flovor.
Lunch is o· pleosont time in the Mor ine Room or the Lido
Lounge, doily. The favorite sondwiches of pe~onnel in locol busi-
nesses may be found on the menu under their nomes. Speciol lunch
entrees ore olso on the menu, which includes fish, meot, diet spe-
c ols ond fowl.
Go eorly for dinner, ond linger to listen to Frankie Orlego
nightly in the lounge. On Sundoy stoy to enioy the Jozz Session.
VI LL A R 0 MA.
Spedalhing In ITALIAN DINNERS
445 No. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
Open 4 p.m .• 12 p.m. Ml 6--4929
OPEN 7 DAYS
16..e ~ CLOTHES OFF-8EAT
Ollie Hammons 26lS W. Cout Hwy.
Newport 9c•ch
Ml-t 241
aREAKFAST • LUNC HEON • DINNE ~S
• Seafood• (We bread allof our augood)
• l tc•k.e a1ul atlcken e aox Lunch .. To Go
• Deliclo~ Heme Made Plea
Sw,Jij~
Alt you un Hf
For $1 .65
ChiWren 1541
(0.,. Plat.)
SMOR6ASBORD
Home M.de
Swedish
R~ Ir.ad
Special Actult Plat. $1 .15 e S.rvetf Nltely
Open 11 Lm. 'til 1:00 p.m. Mond.y thru Friday
LUNCHEON 6Sc and 95c
Saturday Dinner Onty -5 Until 1:30 p.m.
$unMy Dinner, 12 Noon to 1:30 '""'°
Mela Sqvan -Mesa Thuter Bleck
14.5 E. 19th It.. c.ta Mlaa -Phottie J.4a.+414
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»tO E. COlld Hwy.
OPENING TUESDAY
JOAN CAULl'IELD
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SOUTH COAST REPERTORY THEATRE
PreJelltl
"OTHELLO"
by William Sb.atespeatt
triumphant • • • L.B. lnckp.Praa T eJesn,m
THU"I. & IUN. l2AO f'RI. & &AT. $2.90
2115 VILLA WAY-NEWPORT IEACH
67J..H64
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IncredJbi. Nllbt ct ~t!
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at Ca1iaway Piano Bar
Fw ...._wt. crave the adventure of in·
temational cuisine, an opportunity to enjoy
food from far away places, the Lido c~taway
bal a IOlution-a coot's tOur.
F......,. MCh night, the restaurant fea-
turel food from a d1fferent country: Sunday,
U.S.A.. IOUthern fried chicken; MoncNy, 1 .... llnlt lhamrock beef stew; TUMday, Austria,
Vienna cabbage rolls; Wedneeday, Italy, chic·
ten cacdatore; Thunday, Polynesia. Tahitl
ribl; Friday, frMCe, lobster Pierre; Saturday,
. E........, Henry Vlll prime bones. A complete
dbmer, jnduding salad and choice of seafood
c«=ttan or IOUp, ii $2.65.
la _.......,, Oil Sundays, the Cutaway has
tnWated a beach combers brunch. Between
10 a.m. and three p.m., it offen a treasure of
fllll8 foodl, a tantalizing array of choice bot
mats, bot bilcuilst 'n gravy, fresh fruit,
«l"UDbled ecp, and champagne, all for $1.95.
' °"*" .,_.. .. are fresh blue-point oysters
Oil ba1f shell, m for $1.35; kettle of steamed
daml, fl.95; iced dungeness crab, $1.75;
boalllabaile lbneilles. $2. 75, all of which are
lened with toaed salad. A steak or prime rib
dinntt ii $3.95.
. S..t.ocl dinnen, rangin& ill prke from
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CNIW MANAGEMENT>
ENTltTAINMENT NIGHTLY
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$2.95 to $4.95. include broiled lobster tail,
king crab legs, jumbo Guaymas shrimp. Cata-
lina abalone steak. fancy scallops. Long
Island oysters, Catalina sand dabs, northern
halibut steak. £?rilled ftlet of sole, rainbow
trout, swordfish steak. Louisiana frog lees,
seafood platter. and steak and lobster com·
bination.
Every Tuesday a bouquet of fresh cut flow-
ers ts presented free to ladies having dinner
at the restaurant.
The Mond•y through Fridav businessmen's
lunch provides fast service and ftne selections
at reasonable oriN>". including a potluck spe--
cial of the day for 95 cents .
TM rotNntlc mood at the Castaway ls en-
hanced by the music of Eileen WriJ?ht. who
plays at the piano h"r ni~htly, except Monday,
from 8 p.m. until 2 a.m.
The Udo Cntaway, where the hosts are
Jean and Eddie Tucker. ls at 730 Udo Park
Drive. at the end of Lido peninsula. If you
run Into trouble locatin~ the somewhat hard-
to-find dininj? harbor or wish to make reserv~
lions, phone OR 3-6103.
lilt' 1}3clnal~' (~
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HUNTINGTON BEACH ....... ,,,,,. " n .rn-
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Fall Color Festival .•. Sale Starts Today!
WAILEAF
PRIVET
DenM, d..,. .... IMf ...
t h I I hart111 fat l'"'lltt
buuty. lll'rvN a.W trt'" te
any height, thape •r 11111.
$1.20
VALUE 77c
One Gal. Contalnera
NURllERYLAND
COITA MEI A
llAIF
PINE
The "8M.U. "'81.ck lll'lfle."
l:xoelleftt ....UIMf' ,,.._
.pea,,_. w lalMMoli!M tree.
$1.50
YALU! 71Jc
Contalner1
Large Siu In One Gal.
The most popular flower of the season
for a variety of fall colors ! Now in beau-
tiful bk>om. A fine cutting flower. Sells
most places at 49c.
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HEAVENLY~
BAMBOO
SUN
FEIN
Delicate bronzie leaf • ttt•
hardy and graoeful lf\NIJ.
Thrlvee In tun ff lh!Hk.
T h e nrsatlk "tprenge,.I"
-...h, grouftd oove,. er haae-
$1.40
VALUE 69c
One Gal. C-ta•r1
Nurseryland Costa Mesa
h•g b .. ket.
OH£ 67 GALLON c
Cont..1lner1
Your Choice of Hundred•
STAR
JASMINE
The "•rut.lie vii•. lftrulJ, er
hanging ~lket. Hardy In _ _.,. ahacle.
$1.30
VALUE 79c
One Gal. Container1
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BULB SALE
Daffodils for dancing spring
color f&Yorite nrietiea of
these hardy bulbs .
Neatly 8191ail In
QuantUy of 60 or More 11•
Nurseryland
' IHOME & GARDEN CENTER I 212J NIWPOaT ILVD .. COSTA MUA
' 11IOI HAUOlt ILVD., GADEN GIOVI
120l1 HACH ILVD .. STANTON
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PFITZER
JUNIPER
Graceful archlrtg growth to
4 ft. fte rfeot l.w m1lnte-
11aMe ,,.,1......,. °"' pl.
a.ftta&Mra. , .. s~ Valuei .. -
co&TA MEI• ONLY
CAMELLIA
A fuorltt of nomu & land-
acapen. Hant1, evugreu ... ,,,. • yn. .... _._ aM ......
GAL f179
SNAP-
DRAGONS
Healthy young plants . . . pony pack.
59c
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1D [~ OVERHAUL Ill" -$59 . .SO lncludlnt PIX TUBE
jft. L------~~~-23~ -$69.SO lncludlne PIX TUBE 21" COLOR· $175.00 INCL. PICTURE TUBE ~ 17# & 19" • $49.50 Incl PIX TU BE
R 'v e ILIGHTLY HIGHU• ON MKTAL TUa ll e
1125 VICTORIA e COST A MESA e Ph. '42~756
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LOOKING FOR IDEAS f THEN COME IN AND BROWSE • • • "'
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PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNER ~
Adi.ma at Harbor Nat to The Cinema Theatn. Co.ta Mesa
BUILDER MUST SELL AT A SACRIFICE ---ONLY
$395. 2 only, never lived in new 3
bedroom 2 bath homes. Built
to sell for $23,500. WiJJ take
DOWN $18,900. You save $4,600. $395
'"'!.t ~tilt ~",SfJO
full down and you move in .Lots of s 1 8 9 0 0 built in extras plus carpet and
dnpes. Large est3te, pool we lots. ~ •
Many extras included: Fenced yard,
spnnklers, lush landscaping and FULL PRICE
trees Uus alone saves you another $2,000. Both homes are very valuable cor.
ner klts. A few blocks fr<>m the new May Co. shopping center, and St. John's
Church & Parochial School These two homes are in a fine residential area
of Costa Mesa. A little difficult to find, but it'll be worth your money-saving
while to look at them today. From Newport Blvd. to Paularino to Cleve! and
then right on Dorset, to 1155 Dorset Lane, Costa Mesa. And now you 're
look ing at the tY. o greatest home buys in this area.
(All The BUILDER •OR 5· 1260•, ~~J.E~.11 OR 3-9388
LOW-LOW PRICE NO BROKERS PLEASE
· :~}lkolster·~·<T.-<,
••• OF] ALL TV
1
PES
(also restyling and slip covers)
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DESIGNER'S
NOTEBOOK
By JACQUELINE CAGLE, Oronge County Oesigner-Oecorotor
QUESTION: We would li le o selection of color to l o i n t our
den. There is bright Kelly green corpet, woll-to-wol . Bookoses
on two wolls ore 6 feet high in light wolnut finish. There is 2 feet
of woll to be po;nted o b o v e the bookcoses. One woll hos o
shuttered window. The finish of the shutters is olso l~ht wolnut.
,The woll where the door is 1ituoted we hove used for o picture
gollery. The furniture consists of o desk, lomp toble ond coffee
toble (finish, light wolnut). The sof o ond club choir ore in wh ite
linen.
F.R., Huntington Beoch
ANSWER: Match exactty the color of the existing carpet
to paint the remaining waD space. Use one of the yelk>ws
or golds suggested from one of your paintings or throw
pillows on the sofa, combined with one green pillow to
match the carpet.
QUESTION: Would you pleose s1..qgest o mod ified orientol en-
try cobinet type piece of f.Jrniture?
G. H .. Costo Meso
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ANSWER: See s~eich. This is a transitional console com-
mode. The wood finish is frui twood. The top has a panel
inset of morble.
QUESTION: Whot .,.,:"oc w 1reatment wo uld ycu reccrrmend
for o children~ t oll·. Hat would be pro cticol7
W. 0., Newport Beoch
ANSWER : Use lar9e wooden beads vertlcaDy, in multi-
color, the fuD len9th •nd width of the window.
o..itner'a Notebook la • WMkencler Matu!ne feeture designed to
anawer queation1 for Its re•den. Lett.rs ahould be acldreaect to 0.
ligner'1 Notebook, u ... of the WMlrender Mag.tztne, P.O. Box 1175,
Nnport BMch, C•lif. No letters will be returMd, nor w 111 any be
a.......t by mall. Full n•me •nd eddr... must be on Heh letter.
Answers will appMr In thia column W'eff ly.
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• • • HOME SHOW,
New Decorating Ideas
And New Models Shown
The thirteenth annual Mobile Home and Travel Trailer Show will
open on October 21, at the Great Western Exhibit Center, and run throu&b
October 24. The show will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
Hundrtda of mobile homes, tnnl tn.ilen and atteSSOries, with the
manufacturers' new models highlighted, will be on display to give enthus-
iasts a composite picture of the industry'• ICOpe.
The mobile home and travel trailer lnduatry bu grown, in jUlt a few
short yea.rs, from a do-it·yourself operation to a billion dollar venture. To-
day one out of every ten families in the United States lives on wheel.a.
and Southern California is the heart of the industry. It has the gre1test con-
centration of manufacturers and mobile home parks of any section in the
world.
Statistics in Orange County show the mobile home population in the
area has increased by 147 percent since 1960. There have been 47 new
mobile home parks built since 1960 making a total of 148 in the county,
mostly in Newport and Costa Mesa. No longer are these parks just a place
for a trailer, but rather they resemble a country dub atmosphere. Some
even have golf courses and other recreation facilities incorporated into
their plans
A thousand new decorating ideas for gracious living and thousa.nds
of aC'cessones aimed at more comfort and less work for owners, will be show-
cased in 250 units in a park·like exhibit.
Great Western Exhibit Center is located on the Santa Ana Freeway
at Atlantic B1vd. Admission to the show is $1 for adults and 50t for children.
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One of HM new 1966 model travel trailers shown on •trip to Little
u ke R•nch Gvn Club. It la one of hundredt of travel trailers which
will be on exhibit.
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O.•r House Doctor: My closets are cold
and damp. All my clothes placed close to the
back wall, even when enclosed in boxes, will
mildew. Do you have a solution to this
t roubling condition"
Mn. A. M.
ANSWER -This condition is one of the
penalties we pay for our s~alled high stand-
ard of living Grandmother never ttad this
problem Her three or four hand-made dresses
were kept m a massive piece of furniture
called a wardrobe. The only things kept in
closets were brooms, mops and the groceries.
Wives today think they are living in caves
t f there are less than two closets Ln every
a lmen closet
As li ving apace in homes gradually gives
way to more and more ck>sets, some of them
must be located on outside walb. In cold
weather, no beat can enter these closeta, u
the doors are usually kept closed, so the out-
side walls become very cold. Humidity in air
condenses on these walb and all other cold
ea~s. mating them damp, and then miJ..
w takes over. The easy way to overcome.
problem ia to buy a W'lfdrobe, bani
your favorite three or four m-e.. in lt and
give the rest to the Salvation Anny.
The more difficult appl'Olcll ii to insu-late the rear wall of the clOlet and replace
the solid door with a louvered door which
perm.its beat to enter.
To Insulate the wall, 2" by 2" furrinl
strips are attached w lhia wall. naW.ne them
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HOUll ltLANI
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Nettber high cost nor tremendous size are pre-
requisites for a comfort.Ible. appealing home. This
design proves that a small home can be livable,
e0,joyable and serve the aeeds of m~ families.
For maximum space at minimum cost, it's hard
to beat.
The roofed front porch provides protection from
the elements. and the door which opens from the
garage to the porch offers a convenient •<'<'ess to
the hOl.Ule.
The outstanding features of the living room are
tta generous size and the corner fireplace which
facllibtes furniture arrancemenl The spacious-
Dell of th.ii room is furt.blr enhanced by eliminat-
ing the wall between this room and the dining eU,
together with the use of 1 large amount of glass
in the front window of the living room and the
slid.in( glass doors opening from the dining to
the patio.
A tbr~uarter bath is accessible from both the
service and master bedroom. The main bath is 10
the bedroom wing. The kitchen layout offers an
eating nook as well as abundant storage and coun-
ter space. Laundry facilities and a broom closet are
in the service.
The master bedroom ii of unusual iize for a
borne of this square footage. Besides the ward-
robe closet, there is a built-in storage closet with
numerous drawers and shelvei which could elim-
inate tbe need of a chest-of-drawers. Opemng lo
the ball is a guest closet, general storage closet and a linen closet.
The refreshing appeal of the exterior of thtS
contemporary home is due to its distinctive cedar
abingle roof, interesting garage door design, cor-
through to the studs. You can use an inex-
pensive stud finder and attach the furring
atript either horizontally or vertically, which-
ever la more coovenienl The dimensions
from the center of one furring strip to the
center of the next must be l& inches. The
distance between the Jut two strips may be
aometb:ing less than I& incbea.
hwulafint ..,......, 2 lncba thick, are
placed between the atripl. The paper cover
on one aide of the blanket ii a Yap« barrier
and tbLs must be placed flcinl you.. Half-
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inch thick insulating caneboard is then nailed
to the furring strips to form the wall surface.
The 1t•nd.,'CI width of caneboard lS 48
inches. For a wide closet, two or more sheets
will be needed. Joints between adjacent
sheets must be sealed with narrow strips of
wood or molding. A molding can also be
used to trim around the edges.
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FROM THI BALCONY
By TOM TITUS
Orange County's stages are a bit calm
these days, but befon you can say "break a
leg," they"ll be overrun with lheatrial tal-
ent in ill departments-professional, com-
muruty, college and regional.
The last half of October, the .month of
N ·.vember and early December promise to
wmd up a si~nificant year of theatrical ad-
vancement in the county with an impressive
and varied list of prodoctions in all f o u r
phases of the business.
At pr..-nt tt.... .,. only two shows
on the boards, but both .,. MnOnf the
finest of the y .. r •nd should be ...,.
before the impendlnt deluge mak• the
choice more difficult. These .,. "Stop
the World -I Wint to Get Off" at the
Anaheim Playhouse and South C o a s t
Repertory's first Shakespearean produc-
tion, "Othello."
T u e s d a y tbe onslaught begins when
Tustin's Orange County Theater reopena its
dt · ,rs for a fall and winter season, be~nning
w1tb a real surprise, Joan Caulfield lD "Ai.-
fairs of State." Following in two weeks will
be Eugene O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey
into Night."
"Dracula'' rears his ugly bead at the
Orange Studio Theater next Friday as the
fourth production of this recenUy formed
community group. It's hard to think of a
m· ... e logical choice for the Halloween season.
When "Stop the W o r I d" finally
•tops stopping it 1t Anah•im's n•w play-
house, th• Broadway hit comedy "Sun-
day In New York" is ready to take its
pl1ce. Op.ninv night is scheduled for Od·
tober 29, providing they tak• th• SRO
sign down outsid• the arena where An-
thony N.wl•y's musical satir• i1 packing
them in.
Al~o geared for an October 29 curtain
ratser is "The Gazebo" at the Huntmgt·.11
Beach Playhouse. Three of the four Satur·
day performances already sold out for this
one. so better get your tickets while they
last.
Shakespeare makes his second appear-
ance· of the year in the county on November
3 when the Laguna Playhouse .~1J>ens "Romeo
and Juliet " This classic will be on the boards
for three weeks. running Wednesday through
Saturdav
Orange Cout College's fa I I dra-
matic offering, "Tig•r 1t the Gates," fol-
lows the Laguna opening by on• d1y.
Only thr" performanc.. are planned,
November 4, 5 and 6.
The suspense dram a "T ime Llrnit"
nr .ves mto the West minster Players' 17th
Street audHorium November 12. Only four
weekend performances will be given, but the
size of the theater insures against the use of
the SRO sign.
Another theatrical surprise bows in on
November 17 when the Lido Isle Players
stage the Broadway bit "Mary, Mary." AU set
t o do "The Mousetrap," the Lldo group did
a quick about face when it o b ta i n e d the
rights t<-. the Jean Kerr comedy.
South Coast Repertory comes up with
another first November 18 with the opening
of Harold Pinter's "The Birthday Party."
This will be the Southern California premiere
of this widely acclaimed comedy. 1·-.=.
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COMEDY TRADGEDY
Thor Nlehen, ~ left, lfan In the Anaheilft Playhoute production of "'Stop the World I Want to Get· Off,•
which closes its •xtended rvn October 23. At ritht is D•vkf Clements who eppeara • C-6o In ShM11p11N'1
"Othello," now being presented .t the Sovth Coast Repertwy theater, Newport leech. S.. Gvide to Fvn, '•
2, for ticket details.
THE
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LADY
Open and concert st•r
Mlrj•ry MlcKay pl•y1
Lady Thiang in Rodgerl
and H1mm•rstein'1 brit.
llant Broadw•y musluf,
"The King •nd l,u now at
Meloclyl•nd Th .. tr• In
AnMeim through Suno
d•y, October 24. Celeste
Holm and Darren McG1v•
In •r• starred, with K.,.
Remo, Cuof Todd incl
W"J•y Add•y In support•
Ing rof• S.. Gulde to
Fun, Page 2, for ticket
det•Hs.
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Aft c • I I rwed Robert Buthnell, who pl•ys the butler, breaks In
unexpectedly on Joen Caulfield n J.ttn HJmet in this scene from
the NmMttc comedy.
-Joan Caulfield will help launch the 1965-66 season at Tustin's
Oranqe County The4ter Tuesday in the political comedy, "Affa;rs of
State."
The noted movie an d television actress just closed a successful
six-week engagement with the show in Chicago's Drury Lane Theater.
At Tustin she will co-star with J ohn Himes and Tyler McVey.
Set in present day Washington, the production revolves around
deep intrigue, tricky deals and on inside peek at politics, with Miss Caul-
field ploying the role of demure school teacher persuaded to marry o
wealthy senator to cover up a pending scandal.
"Affairs of State," the first show in o season series of 10 will run
two weeks at the fromer Tustin Playhouse, 5'40 S. "D'' St. Performances
A Peek At What
Makes Intrigue
Polttlal lntrlpe geb tongu.ln-cheek
trfftment In this speci•I production,
.,.,.int the Or•nge County ThMter'a
1965-66 ....... from left •r• at•ra JNn
Caulflekf, John Himes, Tyler #&V•y •nd
M-rilyn Huwy.
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The production is being presented in pf ace of ''The f"'89ufar Verb
to Love," which was cancelled when "Affairs of State" became avoil-
eble.
The ploy will be directed by Reid Lowden, co-producer of the
Orange County Theater alonq with Cheryl Maxwell end Ross OiJon who
recentfy joined the theater's e11ecutive staff: Oi11on is familiar to '"6ny
local community theater groups induding. those in Newport ~ t..,..
guna Beach, Lido Isle, Huntington Beach and Senta Ana.
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