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EDITION N. Y. Stocks
VOL 59, NO. 18, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1966 TEN CENTS
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Petition Filed A. B I ir ase •
New Efforts GisDie For Newport .. ElectiOn
For Annex Mortars Hit
Saigon Field
A frttie declared last week nexatJon lo Newport Beach. SAIGON 1UPI) _ The Viet CALL
on NewportthBuch's pr~posaJ11 The council called for more Cong carried out a heavy i PILOT
RETURNS
to annex e county airport t d f 1 . · ' and adjacent lndustrial prop-ls u Y on aJI in or.ma petition mortar .attack early Wednes·I FOR
erty is only temporary. city signed by 108 residents or the d~y against the Tan ~n Nhut ,
councilmen agreed Monday area. which 1s bounded by 1A1~base on. the outsk1rt1 or
The council and City Santa Ana Avenue. Orchard Sa1gon. kUling two Americans
Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt Avenue and a county flood and wounding 34. PI a n es
made it clear Newport Beach control channel near Pall· were damaged or destroy~
is not givin& up its efforts to sades Road. and a fuel dump exploded 1n
annex the property. 1 Hurlburt noted that annex· a mass of names.
Newport Beach voters
will be able to learn the
results of the City Cowl·
cU race by te:lepbonlng
the DAILY PILOT after
8:30 toni&ht.
Th• newspaper 's elec·
tion service may be reach·
ed by dialing Mi-4321.
The matter waa tabled in· atJon of the ~es1dent1aJ area I The barrage began at 12:30
definitely Jut. week by coun· l~lus aom~ adjacent. pro~rtY,a.m. and lasted for 15 min·
ty auperviaon at the request · wouJd give the city direct utes. When it was over,
of Newport Mayor Paul J , access to the McDonnell prop-planes and helicopters at the
Grubt'r. The council confirm· erty " world's busiest airbase were
ed Gruber'• action Monday . "This would ~e import~nt ripped ap.irt, lit by the l:=au;:iiilli:.~-~-c::m-•
night. 1!. county supervisors are tn· name:, from the burning fuel
... In a review of the city's po· chned not tc. ~pprove annex·, and the flares from U.S. air·
sitioo ~b 11 d a y aft.emoon. auon of the au-port to New· craft overhead.
Hurlburt to I d counct..lmen port Beach," said tht-city A stream of ambulances
newspaper headllnes had manager. . . . took the wounded to hospit.a:ls
created misconceptions about ' One reason for the Cit)'.' s tn· jon the s p r a w l I n g base
their proposaJ to annex t h e !erest In annex.mg the a.1rport •and to the third field hospi·
airport and an adjacent 2JO. as to m~ke the annexation of tat just outside the m a i n
acre sit.e expected to be p~· the ad101mn~ McDonnell pro-gate where victims of a ter·
chased by the McDonnell Air· pert~ . a logical e~tens1on of rorist bombing were treated
Charge Cu~
NB Man -
Pleads Guilty
craft Co. murucipal boundaries. only rriday.
Meanwhile. in a new Mvel-Hurl~urt and Mayor Gru· At the third field hospital. A 25.-year-old West Newport
opment. a group or homeown-ber pointed out two key fac· Litters of wounded were set man orizinally charted wtll
era ln county territory j u 1 t ton 't>,ehind th~ decision by a up on the grass in between . ' .
east of the Santa Ana Cowt· council commtttee to seek a the hospital wings. Bottles of ~vating marijuana plilma
try Club have asked that their delay in the airport·McDon· blood plasma were hung on in a backyard be th_.. •
property be considered for an-(See ANNEX, Pace %) wooden stakes hattily driven nscotics invutigator Al
'Best on Reeord'
into the ground. stem. has ~ IUilty
The attack began with the reduced cMrft
rattle of 1ma.ll arms fire as ·
the first Viet Con& inflltra· After Epltetn spotted dis
ton were spotted. Then tbe 30 to 40 tiny ftlld sprout. II
-(SM WAR. Pate Z) the common 1-ckyvd. la _..I
Newport Councilmen = 1~ ~:r::.' tiva&tc m.aijuaoa plMta. I
Praise Easter Week Buddhists M!:a ~z 8::~ week. howeve-r, the clm-ge Boycott was reduced to being lo the
Early City
Balloting
Said Light
A small but steady stream
of voters trickled through
Newport Beach's 47 polling
places this morning.
Municipal balloting contin·
ues until 7 p.m.
Early returns 1nd1cale the
voter turnout may fall be-
low the usual 40 to 45 prr
cenl A spot check of polling
places showed an average oC
just over JO votes cast by
10 a.m.
NOR~IAL
\'eteran election 0Htc1al5
reported lhe vote abou t nor-
mal for the ta me of day. but
admitted they weren·t laking
rnlo account a cons1derable
increase rn 'oter reg1stra11on.
More than 20.500 are ell~i·
hie to 'ote today com pared to
1ust o'er 17 .000 lY. o ~ears
ago.
An early flurry of act.I\ 1ty
when the polls opened at 7
p.m. gave way to a morrung
lull after residents left for
work Pollfng place workers
were confidently predicting
votin g would pack up this af.
ternoon By CHARLES R. LOOS lpnisin& just about everybody presence of marijuana.
Of 111e 0.11, ,., ... stffl they could think of who had Bremner pleaded guilty to
From where they sit. New· a hand in mak.ine it that way.' Ky Session tile lesser offense. Municipal FOl'R SEATS
port Beach city councilmen "It was the best Easter Judge William Christen.sen NO FAIR PEEKING -Su -year-old ally Lou Butler seems to be fruslratan~ Yoters ~111 P1Ed a City
said Monday. BaJ Week 19661Week w~·ve ever had," de· SAIGON IUPl)-South Viel· fined him $150 and placed secret ballot efforts of mother. ~lrs. Merri!J Butler, Jr., moments after polls open· Council majority of four from
was the 1afut. sanest and dared Vice Mayor Donald E. r,arn ·, military rulers told A B~mner on three years' pro-ed at 7 a.m. today. Mrs Butler became firsf voter at precinct, naturally. since a field of seven candidates.
quietest on record. El.~er. . I political congress today they ballon: polling place is at her ho me. 2705 Bayshore Drive, Newport Beach In the race are four incum-
They passed a resolution! It w~ marvelous. gush· favored an elected civilian Christensen . ordered that bents. so when the votes are
ed .Councilman Dee Coo k, government "in the shortest B~mner submit~ search and
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talHed tonight, the make-up
noling that he had received time possible .. , But Buddhista seiwre .00 ~me t~ts for of the council could remain
N S d nary a phone call from a . detecting narcotics dunng the NB AJJ u s R h f { D G )] the same. eW lU elll co m p I a in i n g constitu· boyC"Otted the s~ssion and sent thrH )'NTS of probation. 0'"'S • • e ll S e 30 e Council candidates run
ent. "There have been years demonstrators into ~.streets from the d1stnc1 1n which
Troubles when I've had as many as 35 or two northern c1tJes de· ~ .... IX. Mo1·e the' hve. but \Oters c1 tv\\1de
II .. ·d h •• nouncang the congress as a o NATO D cas·I a vote for a candidate ~ri~~n.sai t e ve...::ran coun·1 .. tool of the Americ~ CIA." Co ver e1Jart11re l1n each district
Other councilmen agreed I . More than 2.500 s~l~~rs, po· unty Boy ") Th<> choice IS bet"cen IO·
H•t La that eve thing went smooth· !Jee students and CJVlbans -I ool Gan1es . . . . c:umbenl Donald ~ t:l<.ler I guna Jy this /iar. Well. almost ev· some of them armed -pa· p I v· . w .'\. s H I :-.;GTO~ ( l Pl I -bassy ~n . \\ ashlJlgton and llo" ard ;-; Ro)?er~ rn
_ erything . One onion got mix· raded ,quietly _through Da ()() IClllll 'IX w t 1 wil s n The t.: ntled Slates today re· The l nlled States chargt'd, Balboa Peninsula District 2.
East.er wtelc ts over. But ed up wi th the orchids coun· ~ang "he~e anti-government ne pool ab cs. 1 00 fused lo comp ly "1th Presi· in effect. thar the rre>nch incumbent Doreen Mar~haU som~ Laguna ~~ch reside!lts.,cilmen were handing out forces are lD control. An even WEST LOS A NGELES br ready for actic.n 1" f 0 u r dent C h a r I e ~ de Gaulle's government wa( v1olal10g its and I Glyn Price in Lido
heanng a ~ar roar ln the Monday ~ger crowd turned out at IUPI) -A J.year-0ld Garden V wport Beach taverns under "~ugges11on" for the removal commitments unde r the lsle-:..;ewport Heights D1i.lnct
night .. ~ finding them~~~~ "Can't something be done I ~e. S . B ddhist 1 ad G rove youngst~r drowned Ii enses approved Monday by of all \merican military fa. :-.; ~TO tr t b d d 3. ·and mcumbent Paul J. the Vlctims of an unse.....v1 ..... about all those loud motorcy· n aigon , u . e ers Monday after lilting a plas· ( ·y councilmen · · · e~ Y ~ eman mg Gruber and Paul A Hann a
blight: aftu·Ea.ster-~k. cles"" plead ed Councilman I called for a massive demon· tic cover from a swimming 'h rt L . . cil11ies and personnel from on a year s notice lhe "1th· in Mariners-Westbluff District
Sehool youngsters .in ~ Al Forgit. stration Thurs~y to show the pool to play in the water. :-.J~n;te~~reic~ns~~'~exd~~u~ France hy .\pr1l 1 1967 dra,,aJ of lore1.11n troops and 4 Robert 11 Shel ton 1s unop·
Bernard.mo and R1vers1de Police. slightly groggy from stre~~ ~han~1 ~elr .~· The body of Paul Eilert , ely PP .. !\ u c h rrecipalale action ba-;es. as \\ell :is ;\-\TO mtl· posed m Corona del Mar Dis·
County take t.Mtr vacatJons checking hundreds of motor· ~an 5 ,or am~. a capt • was found by his mother. C co11in 1eopa1d1l e the 'el·urlly 1tary headquarter~ :n et i the week alter Easter. And, cycle exhaust systems during atJon o the military govem·IKatherine. at the home of ouncilmen llOl<'rl lhal the . \oters also '~111 determine
pohce reports would indicate. Easter Week. admitted noise me.nt. . Fred E. Holt. Mrs. Eilert.., Lion had been held in abr). intereo;l~ ~I .. all . mc mbcn of , II sugge~ted that ii De lhe falt> of 13 proposed
a great many a.re ta.lung them from this mcreasingly popu· ~Ve .~o not want to chng to
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l2l8l Norma Lane. had been : ·ice for s('veral weeks ":h1l.e II~(' .tllJ,inu. rne. ~al,. De-GaUU(' intends to go through amendments to the city char·
in Laguna. . (Ste THANKS. Pagt !) po~er ~en. Nguyen V~~ visiting at the Holt ho me ey pondered means to ch~.1· p.1rlmcn1 aid m a ti ff note \\1lh his announced plans lo ter
A woman resident who call· jThieu. chairman of the milt· and Paul and has 2·vear-0ld Jte skill games in the cit) s rlchH'I ed In the foreign of· pull out or 1'ATO lrt
ed police to report a loud par· tary junta and chief of state.lsister Mar were la ;ing out· averns. flee m Pam A copy ''as de· 1 m 1 ary
ty in progress at 1:30 a.m. told the 95 hand-picked dele· side. Y P .> "Th~s due~n·1 mean '" are ll\ered to the French Em· arrangements and gel 1ls
today at Thalia and Catalina N l t K • d gates at the opening session When the mother checked · ssenmg our efforts I~. deal headq.uarters off his soil, the I M AlftKETS
streets said that "200 students 0 e 0 I s of the three-day C"Onstitutional I the children's whereabout~. !lh problem beer ba~s. sau;I Americans \\ anl up to l\\O 1'
lrom Riverside arc staying . . congreu . Mary t 0 Id her pa u I wa< \ice. Ma yor Donald E Elder J _ Lj M C ~ears to pull out their facil· 'E\ YO
in the area... Newport Beach city council· '"If the pt-Ople want to. have ''playing in the water .. \Veve held thes~ licenses .as UC c rea Ille!' . . la~e b~rzzar~~f ( ~:i11 ) o;de~
Police ordered quiet restor· men Monday adopted an or-I an elected government tn the A fire department re~usci· >ng as we could. he explain· . The Cnited States said tl knocked the props Crom un·
ed. But 20 minutes later they ctinance outlawing skateboard shortest possible time th.is de· tator squad was unable to re· d. . :·~ntends to remo~e its factl· der a modest advance in the
reported '"a large group of riding on public piers. The1sire is also ours. :vive the youngster and hr . The council 1s scheduled to Jn Divorce &lies from .France as prompt·
boys are milling around in new law becomes effective "After having conferred was dead on arrival at San· hsc.uss pool and beer .bars ly a~ poss1blr m n ew of the ~~a~h~ ..... ~~.n~t::k ~~t~~dJE~~
front of the Catholic Church." in 30 days. (Ste BOYCOIT. Pate %) lta Monica Hospital. 1gam at its April 25 meetmg attJtude of the French gov. I fnLl.Y\\ ()0() t t'PI I -ernment" but m 11 5 t have chani:e today. Turnover was
.\ctor .Jori ~tcC're11 filt>d for time for an .. orderly' with· moder;il('ly 11et1\P 1Quota·
'BIB;ekball System'
• di\ orcr lll<hn from former dra" al which would not am· llom ... Page 11. l Reward Oft ered acll ('<,~ France~ Dee after 32 peril ~ATO security. The L:n11ed Press lnterna·
)C:lr~ of marriagr The American n 0 t e i.atd I tonal stock market 1nd1ca·
:\k\rr.1. ;i mult11mll.'onairr Uie \lllhdra\\al ~hould take tor gin•t> up an earl) n~e 0{
l:111d °'' nrr m n<'arby \ t>ntura place under thr terms of one around 0 25 per C('nl and
Count\ \d1rr<> thr i.1111 "".as of lhe }" r e n c h·American hO\ rred near n e u t r al
A Balboa l~land man 1~ of· fllrd . charJ?Cd h1~ w1fr with agreements -that cone('& n. grou n<i J.o,cn outnumber· !rnn~ a s.100 rr11 aN1 tod:i l' crurlt~ and ~oui::ht custody of inJ:, the l-s lln<' of commun1-e<.I !:amPrs 613 to sn as the
Newport Eyes Eased Surfing Rules For 2 ltt.·1111"1
for th<' return or a cu1t:\r thNr 11·' car-old i;on. Peter cations m France session drew lo a cloi,,e .
~cwport Beach city COUJl·1 In action Monday. C"Ounctl· a detailed report from the urging of Councilman Dore<'n valued at SJ.000 and an an· Th(' rouplr has l"o other ----------------------
t ilmen splashed around the men: . lcity attorney on legal aspectslMarshall after it appeared thr tique pistol that fire~ a ball sons. Actor Jody . 31. and Da·
ed s:es of the city's contra--Turned back a bid by of a surfboard licensing pro. council was becominJ? hopt• mstead or a hullcl \ 1d :JO. 11 ~1ontana rancher \' .
, prs1al board surfing regula· I Mayor Paul .J Gruber and gram they are considering in lessly bogged do" n rn anoth1. John Fernand('l . 110 Rub' ~1cC"rea·s l('l!al at•taon came Th_. \\ea I h~r
trons Monday. then waded a Counc tlman Al Forgit to re· conjunction "ith more liberal colorful. but lengthy debatr Ave., :.aid the ,:111tar aJH1 as c1 '\Urpme ~lamed tn
step closer to a deci~ion on I ta in existing regulations for rules. 1 over the surfing issue. pi!;tol we re stol<'n l rom l11s Rye. ~ .Y . rn l!l3.1. the Mc·\
whether or not the rules will another summer. 1 rn addJUon, they said-theyl She asked t.he city attornr' home April t \rc:is \\£>r<> ronsidered one or
t)(' relaxed this summer. -Ordered Ci ty Attorney want enabling leJt1slation free·, to include these provii;1on~ 111 F'e m:indez -.aid hr l.'ould t<>ll !loll\ 11 ood'~ happiest co11pleJ;
11 now appears their decis· Tully Seymour to draft leg1s· rn1t them to lighten or loo~en his draft of new surf mg rulr' hts ituitar b." a re~onance lh:\t ~k<'rc;i·., <;rnt aC'cmPd hi <;
Ion "i1J ht forthcoming April lat1on a1m('d al 1mpro\lng the surfm~ reimtallons rn a short· -Extension by one hour 111 <11stingui!':hei; 11 horn au v \\ 1fr 01 crnrl treatment ancl
~ The current debatt on the surfer.,· Jot Gruner and For· er amount of time than ls,mornmg surfinf? time in thr other Ill' pureha~<'d 11 1n \\llh mfl1cting menial :-11 ffer·
&ubject alr<>ady is mort. than 1
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git oprosed the action now pos~ible . area belwPen 19th Slreel and Madrid from thr ~pa111,h inc wh1rh ca11sed him pain
a month old. founc1lmen al~o uked for Thi> 11ction came al tht (Set St 'RF. Pagt !l 1craftsman .Jo~e H;im1rez anci h11m11t a11on
Still Time to Vote-Polls Open Till 7
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Here "(' l!o al!ain \11!ht and morninl! low C'louds
lollo"cd b' s11nn 1 ~k1e>s h om m1dmornrnc on sa's dis·
trn·t forrl'.l~trr 6aq• Rurt Thr mert'llr\" II 11! h(' cnnfined
10 thf' 6(1\ nnt'r ai.:arn \1 llh lii.:ht nnd v~ir tahl r "Lnds dur·
me lhr nii:n t and mornmi: hour~
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% OAJL Y PILOT /Ntwi-Prtu lu~sday, April 12. 1960
e-ountia
.,. 1WU, OO&iut
Of .. O.IW ~tilt ,,..,
Deaplte Uie bultb hazard •
wamlnt now required on all
cilarette pacb, 0 r a n g e
County smokers are pu!fing
away harder than ever.
According to a poll con-
ducted by the DAILY PILOT,
cigarette sales a.re elimbing
and cigarette distributors.
ve-ndora and retailers bave
no fear aales will dwindle be.
cause of the warning.
Th• ominous me 11 •I e, prin~ on the side of the
packs, reads : "Caution. Cig-
arette Smoking May Be Dan-
ieroua To Your Health."
The warning ordered by
C.Oqrua, stemmed from tbe
1964 report of tbt U.S. Health
Department, linkiQI ciprette
smoking with lung cancer.
So far, it bas failed to in-
hibit rising cigarette sales.
Some sales forecasts from
within the tobacco in®ltrJ
:ct Injured
1)ndict a,...u. aaJel 1DaJ rMCb l'9COl'4 . blPI tblt ,..,,
a predktlcla IUM&utlatld bf •
a Sou&btrD CalifOnlla ctp. ~
rette distributor.
One of the largest cigarette
di~tributors on the West
Coast. the Bower-G I e b e I
Wholesale Co. of Los Angelu,
sclb about 1,500 l'ases of c1g-
<1rettes a \\Ct!k !lha1's 1.800.-
000 cigarettes 1 to 0 r a n g e
Count" 'en do rs and other
Southern CalHomla outlets.
E J. LaecheHn. manager
of the firm. admits he was
a httle apprehensive when
the foreboding message was
placed on cigarette packs
J an. I. but he sounds more
optimistic now.
"Cigarette sales art up
across the country." he says.
"\Ve don 't feel tha t the
warning on the packs has
hindered sales at all."
But there are md1cations
that the warning 1s inducing
amokers to change over from
NB Woman's Car
Runs Wild in LB
f're• P .. e J
{'SURF •..
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• ·~ ........ .. .. \lend1q llecbtpe tndu*r
• ...,_ tnll. · ' ~ yeara ad years. Now ~n.:~----~~tYtaa. a.Der, is number
arette saltt ~'bas beto more · -and rllfnc. PaU Mall is
pronounced aloe• Ju. l." aecond and Marlboro, 1 filter,
PurauJng further the up-IJ third."
ward awing 1n cigarette salet, But Greto pointed out &bat
the DAILY PILOT Interview· oaly about ~ per cent of
cd a cigarette vendor. cl11rettes sold in 0 r a r. I e
AU Coast Vendors, lnc., Of County come out or vend.iftt
135 Rochester St.. C o 1 t a mactunes.
Meaa. aervica and mainLalm On a nationwide buJs, iD-
26!5 clgar.ette machin~ on eluding bot.II vending and r..
the Oranae Coaal tall outlets. Pall Mall, the
"We 've s ... en no e·1ldence aon-filter. remained the top
that the war nings are hurting seller in 1965, with Winston,
cigarette scales," maintains a filter. second. Tblrd was
Kenneth Green, All Coast Camel. a oon-fi.lkr: Salem. a
vice president. mttr, was fourth, ud Lack)'
But he did indicate the Strike, now l?W'keDna both
warniJ:lg may t)ave encoura19 fil ters and noa-filten, wu
ed amokers to nvltcb from filth.
non.filtered to filtered etc• lndications point to a srow-
rettes as least u far as in& popularity of filtered cig-
vending machines sales are arettes. but the fact remains
concerned. Luit it will take more than
"Pall Mall, a non-filter, a printed warnini w induce
wu the number one Hiler in unokers to ~ve up the habit.
Cable TY
Newport ~rbor
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Robert N. Weed
Gray Skies, Rain Dominate Nation's
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Thomu Keevll
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Paul Nisse n
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Ut!mber, Associated Press \,;nllcd PreS! lntcnint1onal
Member. Audit Bureau or Circula llon•
Member. Callfom1a New!ipaptr Publisl1en A11~1at1on
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U.S. Sticking With Vietnam Military Rule
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Tbt Unltecl Statea appeared
today to be countlq more
•tronib' than ever on the
mllitary reclme ln Saison to
.bold power and pub forward
wtth tbe ww a I a l n 1 t t.be
CommWllltl.
Qmd•t1 ber• c:omidtred
the mny tbe only truly co-
bellve force lD belequered
South Vietnam. despite the
cl1lputtl aJDOllC IOIDt of lb
feellnl t h a t the
councU of 1eaerais -w l t b
or without Gen. Ncuyen Cao
Ky -muat conUnue to dom-
inate the 1overnment for lhe
preaenl seems to bave been
bolltered over the put 1ev·
eral days.
'Ibia stemmed ln large part
from stiffenin& demand.I by
an apparen tl y uolted
B u d d b 11 t leaderablp who
hlntecritlhe pou1bility y
would make a deal with Han-
noi if they achieved a domJ.D.
NEB'S ANLAl'SIS
ant inOuence or got control·
of the covernment.
These demands, with •
called "moderate" elements
apparenUy having joined the
more militant IJ'OUP led by
Tblcli Tri Quo1. aeemed to
fiave 1lluted \\fl:SJID\ttmrl
earlier bopll for dividin& lhe
Buddbllh bJ "isolating" Tri
Quan.I.
Suda llolation plainly was
the elajective oI an official
U.S. .t.telaent last Friday.
ln 4t, Tri Quang was pictured
.. an utrenust "'ho bad
played a political role in try-
lq to owrthrow previous Sal,.. pnrnment.s "with-
out Q1 clar picture t h a t
e"Ve evtr beft-.btc-to f!f
of what kind of government
he would like to see."
Aniatant S e c r e l a r y ot
State William P . Bundy, who
made &.ht .tat.ment. con-
truted Trt Qua.ng's position
wilb that ol "m o d e r a t e
Buddhists." He ~.;bed the
Budclhla movement as a va-
riety ol sroup1 and implied
the United States felt It could
work with them .
~ Off' Start~ 1'1ttttttSt-dfort hu •Uff.-.i,
hist-led turmoU aimed at un-They are aware that con-
seating Ky, lhe United states tinued turmoil. which occa-
haa taken a rather detached aionally hu s h o w n anli·
attitude. Officials here have American undertones. could
aaserted that the WU"eat wu Intensify sentiment in the
a healthy manlfeit.aUon of U n i t e d States for a with·
new democratic political for-drawal from the conruct.
ces at work. This concern presumably 1 Behind thi1 facade, bow-11 one oC tht reasons Wash-4'
ever, individual officials are ington bas tried conslstenU·· ~~
gravely concerned over the to minJmite the gravity ~ ·
damage the total anti-Com· the situation in Vietnam. ~
. Teen-agers Stage Riot
Near Nation's Capital
LBJ Sends
Message. to
Irish Leader
r\ttract Money
FHA, IA Loans
Interest Hiked
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Eventually
Contained
By Police
HELPING nAWllltS -A Rusaian mot.her ship,
operating with the fleet of fishing trawlers off the
Newport, Ore, cout shows iu coJors (left at item).
Reinearnation
IU,. Tt ........ I.
It is part of what is believed to total over 100 Soviet
fishing vesse}.s.
Not
.
Hopped-up
Man Slays
Far-fetehed
Science Ma y Someday BreetJ 1,000 Beetlwvens
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' .j ~ Olll. Y PILOT /Hews· Prus T~ay, April 12, 1966
Top Rus~lan Indonesia
To Install
Austerit
QUEENIE
New S pect.acular
Prediction Made
* * * Stella Cress finally made •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
it back to the scene at The
LaRimada. where she's the
hoste~ with the mostest. 1
She's been out of the en-
chilada action with a fnc·
Lured knee cap. ·welcome!
her home.
There's a new line of duds,
at The Clothes Horse forl
you petit dolls. Euy to re-
member the name, too, be-1
cause that's what It ts -\
Petit -from Calif omia de-
signer Francie Reeves. The
perfect fit ta what eold Allee j
Bark so now let her sell
you.
Alice allo carries the
complete line of Lanz swim
wear which she hails as
"the grealesl"
* * * The plight of nearly 100
Ensenada. Mex.. orphans
and abandoned children suf·
fering from eye problems
is a good deal brighter to-
day thanb to "Operation
Sight Conservation." co-
soon~ored ~Y the Orange
County Optometric Society
and Lions Clubs.
The humanitarian con·
cern took the form of a
weekend clinic supervised
by seven Orange County
optometrists and their wives.
who went especially to En·
senada for the purpose.
Eyes were examined and
tested and many of the
children. who are in the 6
to 18 age group, will receive
gl~es as gifts from the co-I
spo nsors. Ofh ers have been
provided with needed medi·
cation I
Balboa Island, we are
happy to report. w~ repre-
sented at the clinic by Dr.
Oliver Howell and his wife.'
Tony. long time residents of
South Bay Front. I
Full-size'luxury inodels •••
smaller economy cars •••
and everything in between.
Makes shopping around a thing of the past!
W~t a man.med deal an a T~ Oldlmohile?
Vbit Actionland. See the man who ha1 evUTthinl • • • fm' tmal
-· ... --... ..,-119'L ........ , .. _ _, ,. ..... _,_,, __ ..
.., .. °"'"Ullo -.... ----·--. .__.. ----· _,,_ .. _ ... _ _..._...,... Swikh on wearing your
heart on vour sleeve. BaJT·s1
Jewelry Store has a finger11
ring with a tiny gold heart ••••••••••••••••••••••••Iii••••••••••• .. attached. It's detachable, •
just in cage ... Yellow is
11iE COU>R for summer
according to the window
display at Lorne's But ler s
be nt1,· and rail it ..
\1AI7.F.
JiiJ, Olil' FRONT
... a • RIJdlJtJI Aawr:w art
* * * sHor ir " P r y SHOP UNIVERSITY SALES & SERVICE, 2850 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA, CALIF.
r-\I.ROI\ ISL"\[)
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A
ly Ph11 lnterfandl
V Oicepr~t Given
Okay as Evidence
· ·· Sure I'm buying a home.
But why should I care· who provides the
title insurance?
Nonnal attitude? Ya Many heme beyen don't care who prmidel their title ~ce. That ii, not until they undentand bow important the choice of a
title lDIW'JlDCe comp&ny can be. TMn mod pnulmt buyeri car• a 1reat d.al.
Before a title inaorance policy ia illued, title erperta aboald carefully aam-
ine .all the recorded fact. relatm1 to your property. A titk namination that
omm or overloolu ~one My fact 1"4)' aadanter your in.vatmmt lbould a
claim be made qaimt your ownenhip n,htt. '
Became they bow this, most Jendin1 inatitutiom, -=row
8ltate peopla. buildm9 and deftlopen specify ~"-the finelt title~
.....,_ Now tbat JVU know Jt too, d011D't it jutt make rood .. to pl-.y it
...... to iD1i1t cm ta. belt pclllible tiU. piotection when you· buy a home 1
Tl Ml i-:i the amber one brand m the tit.le field Iba 1893. And TI po-tec:tion coRI DO more.
TI protectl tM awnershi.p right• to mare property in tM Wat
•.
than any other title inlurance compally. ·
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
IOO HOflTH MAIN STIIUT, &AHTA ANA•""°"[ M7-3m
WALTU 4 C09111N, VICI l'Ma. & COUNTY MGR.
Tllttdly, April 12, 1966
Caaeer Cruade Completes Study 1-=====;;;::JlilC.
2 DAY SPKIAL · ·' K • M " · D c Richard E. Morton, of 1047 its ove oor-to-oor in ounty :~"'.!i.~ .. ,:s::.:: TU~S. & WED. ••
MAL TS or MILKSHAKD
REG.Sic IPECIAL , c;f tecbnlcaJ 1tud7 at State
Vomateen iD nf/r/ dty In I.a uked to can a. A&W:t• c. L. Benton. ~ al time OW tnformaUon outlin· Farm Mutual Automobile ln·
Or.anae Cauntr ..,.. movlq JIC pracrta• In a.JlclL.t l\aance Company'• regional
tbnaP tbllr ~ wbote aama ...-rs • .. the American r.a.-Soc»-aplDlt eancer, the nation'• oftfce ln Slnta 1laA. Morton
today to .wt taMf Nd, wbite Cl'UMde kit. Tbia wti $ Ft ty, laid ttm -al tbe crv-DUJDher two tiller diteaae. In· ii a claim repreNDtatlvt at
ud blue amo.-Craudt kits wUl eaDect ... llMa _. .. aadt kit fllalla a dlll1 pll'• ..,_tiGn ten. what atepa 1 the firm'• cla1m aervice of.
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on their •11 -.rd• IOll tbem tD to CUIPllll ..._pose. WhUt oal1:ttnc fandl, penClll llbould tab to l\Wd ftce In Loni Beach.
of a .ooo. quarttn • 119 E.. ,.... the k.itl .. ~don -ma ..... cancer. and a.Ida rec-1--------
Tbe ktta ... haded from st., TaltiD. power wblch c6a•• waald opMlon of cancer'• earty•--------.. 11
cm Mf,,,._ tD ._ Dat ua-J:acla fmalf II allrlll 1D be uaed ID._....., ...._1Wlftin_=='=liena==· ===~II INTINSIVI
tl1 tbe1 reeeh the end ot tbe piece a c ~ QpD • ta •
1
tation It' DMcrfbel tbe DAILY Pl·
,.._ -bcl •a.-*'" il.a.d ~ flil0.·11n The. ktt1 w11t1 dllDan ~ GLOQM.Y GUS ~·::= ~o~ BASKIN· llOlllNS •
IC& c .. aAM ITO"H
601 W. 19th, c.ta M ...
(Corner HarMr 8MI.) opeft. lalt ......_ the lilt. 8Dcl· s-· .. Id& ... contrit.ut. la tbt pri¥11C7 fl == .::...•.:: :_ ~ : u madl about .._.. YOU
· cm -i.-tio a • • tbe.l.r hmnll ..s . .t a. ... '* ...... u....
llMAL POil ACTION -Gi&l Dahl of TultiD. Kill Ol'anle Coant, Pnlll Club, and C. L. Semon. prest.
dht of the American Canes Society'• Orup
QJa.nty branch, llpal the opening of the lMe ~ Crulade • they prepll'1 to rtlelle bal·
-.. readinc "Fl&bt Cancel'!'
Philharmonic Pl ans
Concerts for Students
T'tro Loi An1t&es Philhar-,11 a.m. Saturday at-Santa Au
moaic Orcheltra coocerta will Hieb ScbooL
be pneented to jmdcr bilh Pree tick.eta for the cooeert
acbool atudeatl from Tu.still. .. available throulb ICboo1a
Buntin-... n~ r--6. •-· In tbe ai.x commu:nitlea «bf •-_,...u, ~ IUWI, ~ the Orans• OouDtJ
Oraqe, Le.pna Beadl and Philharmoalc Sodet)' at ...
SID Jau CapiltraDo It 10 and MU.
Ju.st 4 Days
To Pay Up
J1me1 It Guthrif, CODdact-
ar of IUCh orcbeltru 11 tbl
New Y ort Pbl1barmonic s,...
pboay• the Vancouver Sym-
phony and the PtttlborO
Symphony, wU1 eondud tfae
ClODCVl
Tbt d11dcll mUlic JIO'
IJ'lm will include exoerpa
'Ibe taxman comllll. trom Handel and strauaa •
Only four daya ~fed· lediaal.
eral and state lDCOTDI ta:pq· -------.--
en from their P""'1 ....._
line.
Tardy federal tapcy ...
fac. a I per emt ~ per
year on unpm.t ..,,...... Signups Set
Dell.nquent state t.n pe;r·
menta mean 5 per eat cMrtel on unpaid Nlance1 pr mootta Harber Ana ltudmta lat.
up to five moatbl. ~... ll1ed bl 1UJ1UDer jobl ma1
who owe the .W. C9 a11o reOster' wtUl the Youth Z..
requirtd to P91 lllteNlt crJIDo ploymat 5*'rice ot tbt Rar-
puted 11t 1 per ceat per Jtar bar Arie from I ii& I p.m.
oa deliDquend• Friday. April 11, md from t ~a-.. f ,..:_ ,.._,.,._ Lm. to 1 p.m. Gil .......,,
...-WU. 01' VI aqe ...,._...., ApriJ 11, at the MdfaU1
propertf lull WU Sada1 • School, 19th StrMl and Ne.
but the deadllne wu at.nd-port Boulevard Cotta Miia.
td to today. The county Tax Tbe pre-reoitz.aUoD ..._
Collector'• office la located at out charge, ta for ....
soo N. Broadway Sl, Santa aced 15 to 21.
Ana. Spolllon for the emplo)r-
Rummage Sale
To Aid 'Rights'
mtllt ...nee .. the Altnm
Club and the Junior Ebell
Club of Newport Beach, aJoq
wWl other men'• and wm-
en'• •rvict orslldutilm
the Harbor Area.
Further infcr'm8tioa mq
be obtained by cailinC t 11 • SANTA ANA -A rummaae Yomh Employment Otftce at
Ill• dedicated to uaiat the 6C-OC'74 or -. .. civil rt.chta movement in the · •
Sooth will be conducted by
the Orange County Frtendl of
Southern Freedom Projeda a
1111 W. Scurth St., April U
and 11.
Donadcml of clothing and
other Item• may be Jmde by
cont:acting Mn. Ann Hillman,
83'1·5M3, or Mn. Barbara Kel·
ler. 536-'ld.
Business
Minded
It requi"" many Items te
run a butlnea '•rt of
which are your manr.
formt, l1tt1rh .. d1, ltut •
nett c1rdt. ltUllng .,.
tlcet. Wt can be a val-
ued .. ,vice to you In
theM departments. Busl-
""' minded people
call •..•.
..lij'i·1'44H"H'-
2211 W. Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach
Phone 642-4321
DO YOU IAVI
MIYTllllll IN COllllOM
WITll Tm ~
COii .. OVllSllllT T
He know• Stitt ferm 11 ltl•
world'• lerge1t car lnaurer,
but h• 'a overlooked the fact
tt.t ft't• 1110 one of ttl•
largHt homeowner• In·
1urer1: and th• faateet grow-
1 n g big II(• ln1urence
com.,.nyl
Call me todey. And fllMI
out'why, when 1--J you aay Stat• ..a..
farm, you've ..
1&1dagooddeall --
LARRY CAIRNS
431 W. 19th St., Cotti MtM
u~166
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~ f DAILY flflOT/Nfws·""' Tuesdly Aoril 12. 1966
S.3%
For The Countr. Employes
~ecor Asking fol-Raise
GW College :
Rites Set
By M880m
' ni~mw~:= ~ec•~-~
Grand Loqe ol ...._ Ill
Births CHORUS MASTIR
Jack L. Coleman
Callfonda ......... .
130. at 3 p.m., It .. -•Cid
today.
eAaM• ,AlllC OIMllAL NOOITAL .......
IN --' M.n Alfr.OO "ore\o 1111• 11111 at .. ~.1,. 11111ey, t lrl.
Divorces
The BUlltiDtCOe lleecb Mao
sonic ~ wUl llCt II lllOlt
for the OCC11klll wttll ~
Opera Team pation bf W.W.....,, la
AlamitlM and R. &. Dllll1
lodges. r -mpleted MyrGB z. lmltb, ._. ... DIV~(· '1L.. \..A.J . ter of ~ a ~ =:'~.:;:~~ ~ Jp~~ '· will'l'bebe e:.~ =-· • M ....... Welltt MICl\Hl Ill .... ,le\' A In Laguna --
M"-ll>l· LHM ¥1. SI-Will be Mid at ....... fl tlil 0........ l t lly E .,., lly"' ~ -&.1....a. &.. _._
L-llMrcitrf'I V• JOM A"11>onY coUeae WllKlll -'°" -M~ Sylvi. v• [l>feM The Festival of Open has constrmaoe IDd la ldlhW Oey, Dwotfty L "' Wllllem I. J-. sy0 .. 1t '"'"' .... 111,., ,,.,.1111 completed the mUllc8l team to opea In ~ber.
... _..,._. A!Mr1• HoblM ...._ ... ..,, -Lo.Ao -.:n -.4,,.....,. f n--Ai•• tM CC'ellloalll 11 ..... ~ ... ,,Joy .... AlffftW Jr. ~o .... ...-our ... ~._.
1oa111c:11. 1ar11ar• c n . ,..... A. opeiru atatting Aul. 19 at Ir· a luncbeoa pill be held at tlae ~ -r::~~ ',;,,: .,.~ ... •:,-Jr. vine Bow1 ID Laguna Beach. Sherat-.a.adl IJUl be.-ma
,.,..,., ,,.._ LoulM v .. °""" ldwerf Jnck L Coleman mualc at 12:31 p.m., to be fOUow .. °"""' ... ,.,. F. n . JoM E. '"' • ' M --1-t -...
Ptfbr. Gio.i. Hmn••ll .... ll'llClt W. coordinator for the Orange by ··---ClrtmODY • -~~1r~1a 01:."~.,.., Jr. County schools, bu been sign-Huntlnltm I t a Cb Maecmfe o.,...,. J111e111t• A. va. 1t-111 •· ed u c:bona IDMW for tbe Temple, Lake StNlt Ult Plllll
'4-"I. J•re L """ ,....,.. I . A at • p ID. -· c1ro1y11 A. w.. DeM .. W1tw J.988 ...an. tt ~ ~ venue, • • ~~~ ,,,_ ,.... ,,_,, J today by Vel:Jne Sun, Uec\J· •.-.n. 'L.nter A. va. a.tN O. tive director. o. o~ Ludlt M..,... ,_I'.
,...,..,, "Teola o"""a w. c:1a-D. Ht ~ Dr. Hans M ~ B tt}
1(. ....... "'-"-'-..... c--.. '-La ..J -... __ --... a e , ..... ltllrltV -...... ....., CMroll m.,.. ~ .. u.ui.;-...,. .. ,..,JU uu• • •
,....,._ Mlllfl llMY "._ J-F. ed the position \n 1964 aQd
M ..... Velley J. va. llldwN L 1915. DoriJ Shietdt lJlld tbe
INTHLOCllTOIY 9'CHa job jn lM2 and 11181 .... 111. lot•• J ..... ,... ,.,. . •
s~ Otk• o. ,,. ""'"• w. Other key .uffen already c~. J_,,. x. "" 1ta111-~1-...._ .. for H_,, .. v.rty J , ¥1. TlwNI II. _.._ the l9111 telln art
EH._ TllclfNI a.rt1e w. Jllftllte Eu-Ober mUl6cal direc-A~lN ........ ' ~""· •~rt Ec1W111 vs.. Oonilflv Ei.1111 tor and conductor; Howard
'Given Post
At Atlantic ·
L..,,..,.,., uwr...ce o. w. Vlrolnl.t A. Graha ..+~ .1:~to H °'"' lemmy M " .. Lllty M. m, ,, .... ge WJ"'-' r :. om-Morril r . BaWe bM ..... o,..,. H1111!1 •· ..... JUClll~ c. • er Greathouse, set designer; appo: ....... ::at:~= a-ii. C.ro/VJI J . .,., o1erw1 ... J .. --i-M od ..,._ w-.. aottL ....._ L.n.to ,,.. ,,..,Id! 1-1. • n.u.>...,,. irray, pr ucuvu men ta auJyU ar a. o::ldt. """' W .. l ....... Wiii ...... ~ staae manaaer, and Carl Cal· System Di.US. ol A's'r
J-. ·~ '· .... lAN M. !away, tectnoai director. Resurcb ~ . ..._ti aw..,., lllMnor M4rle "''· ~ H«Mr u -~·-..... _ _,, ...._r•t --...1 ~ .. o.r.-. M. .... h1'1W' ,_ •• .,..., reporta .. .._ n.am.i Jack .Reid, ---.--C:.'=... LU(T M4N ..... &alY•tere orders Jar this season's pro-mana,.. ftr IDM'blllll. ~ .. C•rol A. YI • ...,,,,..., """' ductiOOI are running abMd of Atla6 ·-·'* W'Dl optD Kftltf!t, r.ec:lll• F•Y va. OOMkt '4••"' those for any of the ,_~ Its n-.a .... n-_ _.__ Dl· [)Vff, llvtll Mllln V'l, Joflfl lwlfl9 r•~ ., ... -11!1'•-
w•i.r• .,,., .. ,,. " .. 11_.i c. sea.sons. vision plant at R...-Boai.-
"'"•L 01u1n The weekend programs will vard and BUlltllqtr AYlllM, ~Ill. C.er•l91N n Wel!W •• run th.J'ou .... 0--' 3 CL..'-...il Jecf "·-ta U.. 1-•••1• O'C-M4rl4"' '•tTl<le w. ""°" ... ~· · ~u ~ • , 111 ._,,. n.ernM are Puccini's "Madame But-Bat< fC11'11W11 Mned will :=· l~: .. v~ ... 9:::.~ 1. I terfly," Rav t l 's "Spanish LTV AltroDlatiCI lJl a atml·
Fllll. ,..,,,... M . .,.. ci...oo J. Hour. Orff's "Carmina Bu-Jar capadtJ. ~ R11DY M "'· CIMirltt D. .. A•..a Off ba h' ''Tal --'" "'-..:t-,_ '"''"'· l uller• KAl!t>trlr.e YI Jolln D1vlcl rana ........ en c s es He ,..Ill UllYW & m..,_ ro ..
Avitia. 0o ... '4. "' JoM D. • I of Hoffman." In the divlaloD'1 ~ fl· PtllllllM. E ll11Delll J. V& Vt rnoll r • ._ all~ o•u•e c. vs.. OM'rtll 1... forts and be ~ 1• ~ ••"Y " n .. ,,,.,.1 ""· deter-.'..t•• ..,.....__ cuft-. Flll•lllf· I.NI""' v\. El ...... E ,.._...... 111-•
erec:11. •noie Mt• ,,. 01r-w1111am requl.remaa, u well as ., R-. ,.~, .... •• "k"•"' c 3 Endorsed al zln ........ ~ ----R...,, .. Tnc•-c. n ....,_, It. Y I --
areas wblcla tbe ...W.
lhould concentrate Its rt·
sources. according to Reed . Fire Calls In FV Race He first joined LTV Astro-
11:s1 , ,,. ,,.;,,,,~!~ :c..1 •If. 120 w. , . . naulics at Dallas in 196.1
19111 ,, The Neptune-Cove c I v I c wl\tre he served .. Advanced • ~!.!':,;., '~ !:!;"'.\w'::'°" •ou• ,League of Fountain Valleylve.hicles Mana1er. He W9rked
1 • P."'·· '"• ,,.....,,.., .... *1 '' has endors~ three of the lOjfor Aerolab Development Co .
... 1,,.;~"" c~ndidat~ Ul the City Coun-from 1960 to 1963.
ut '·"'· Mond••· ., ... 11 ... rn1 rre~ c1l race. league president! Battle completed h1a under· 3.~;··;.m., ~lt;•I ··-· uu -· Aw I wd eldon Bankston reported to-I graduate work in enCUieer·
'·" p.m . ouollnt wu-n. Wufmln-ay. ing at Texas .YrM Untvenlty
tlef 1oui,v1rd '"" ~.,..,,.,, $tr•t E d ed R be l "-h t •:• p.m .. m.o1u 1 110 . ""' c;o"""*"'·' n ors were o r ~ · and took graduate cour1es a
..... ' werdUeger. Donald Fregeau the University of California 1>0~:"' 1"''°''· 1
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Hu"'11111., IMC~ The league membership
1.01 • m Mona ... '""' "'~· l O•"Oe' now stands al less than 20, It
... _ •"" c;oiwnwut \\8S learned unofficially.
•ow_, •m~ A league representative! Career Uay 12,,."!,. •"' M-•· '" ""· m M•""' said the three wert selected I
!because "they moat closely! Progran1 Set follow the policies and goals
'of the league.'' B h B nk An optometry career day ranC 3 has been scheduled for April
19 in the Student Council
0 • HB Taxes Paid Chamber• o1 Orant~Cout pens lil College, Cotta M... pro.
SANTA MONICA -Ora nge 1 gram wU1 belln at 111.m.
A new branch office build· Cou nty has received S932 ·I John Buller, dean of coun-
i.ng of the Huntington . \'al-'024.78 as the second lnstaJi. seling, Dr. 1!:'~ Craib:.
ley Bank i~ now open at m~1 or property l4lxes for <:ost.aofMtheta,' ~ A ama:, Col· the 196.1-66 \'ear paid by the lish e ...,.,. "I 8899 Adams Blvd . Huntington General Teiephone Co. Gen-'1ege of Optometry. will an ·
Beach. ·eral Telephone pays proper-I swer queatJon1 on the field of
The facility. which covers!ty laxes to 15 counties a.ndloptometry and Nquiremeota
4,800 square feet . was built1cities in CalUom11 . for enterln1.
at a cost of $100,000, and rca·: ---_____.-...-----..---. !urea a dri.Vt-Up window. add· t1 # ('2 § ¥'ttti tj;j ; : . ] a . 'I I I. ii§ ti cs 'i
ing machines for customer CARPET CLEAN NG use In the lobbv. a buri~lar
alarm S\S tem "1th automal· I V l<.~RPET KARE -from littl.W C1r,.t Miii•
. · COMPLETE CARPET ll"VICI IC scanning camera .. night de· IAL£S -INSTALLATION -CLIANING
poslton . ~aft drpo~1ts bo'l:CS MIMIU CAl" llUO CLUHIM• IMITITVT' and an 1'\pandrd f'SCro" de· IAI MUll U TTU t U\INEU •UlllAU. OIANf ct.
partmrnt
Th e lrnnb IHJlll h 111{1rr
prtviou~h ,, ... ~ lot·titf' t in
temporaP 11uartl'r' 100 l<·c·t
"e~t or thr nr" hu1ldin~
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AL'S CARPET & RUG WORKS
2'13 SO MA IN ST. ORANQI Ml l •MOO 18~8 1 MAIN ST HUNT INGTO N llACH 142·1'11
27 FINE YEARS IN ORANOI COUNTV
Beach at Main St .. Hunt;ft9fon Beach
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Trial Opens
In Newport
No Contest Plea
Death Trial Called Off
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loltett A. Crawf:onl O.D.
Marti• P. DM O.D~
T eke pleasure in
announcing the association
of
Thomes E. Nelson 0 .0.
in their office for the
practice of optometry. ....
MaMtllt W AMHKMI UN ...... .._ C..rtl ... ,.
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How do you div ~e one small
bathroom ~Y six ~ople?
Multiply the space with a
Home Improvement Loan from
Security Bank.
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Firsi let's get this straight. There is no such thing
as a standard Home Improvement Loan at
Security Bank.
Each loan is planned for the individual
customer, just as the building project is planned
to .meet the customer's exact needs. You don't put
Ma kt your ~nonclaJ partner
a penny more into the Security Bank Loan than
you have to. And that's the difference that
~requently can mean extra money you can put
mto extra usable space.
Come in and talk it over with your Financial
Panner ... Security Bank.
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Pilot Rescired After Night on Peak
SONORA (AP) -Tbe pilot an aJl.nlpt drive to the heavtl7 lad• ... -auppli• ~ al~rnoon.
Sn Railroa· d or a small plane that craab· tnountalnoua country. and tqulpmen& for. trip from Monday, Strand rtturDed in r landed In the snowy Sierra The pilot IUffered no serf. E.iet« to ~ Nev., b!I plant and dropped food. "'"""~.--,,-t..:.;to~I · Sunda)'_.., ltmm1 madlclne and ..Wb!"' to tM
,.RA.NCI AP) -a frigid night by takinl ref. brougbt his single-engine Pl· e.eoo.toot Intl ad could not etranded pilot. A •bort time
Califom11'1 Public U'lbiu uce in an UDOCC\lllied IDOUD-per PnnM down on a bin mm It out fl a~ liter f ........... eel <Wnml11loe uUd a fedlrll taln cabin. *1p ot level ll"OUDd about box~· • our rtaeuer1 ·~
SACRAMENTO (UPl)-Tbe Tbe report w..-apte:W ID la...U11Uoa ot the 8oat1Mr9 A IUl'Cb l>Ctr reecMd • felt lonr and then plowed ADoeMI' fli• IDd acquaial.,K1ular_==· :-=====::-=::::::
legil -· wu.'J May. ~ .. ~c~~11~ ... Monda,, ~ ttr. Monday. It wu beaded about 3S milee eut ot JumMa, ipOttld 11a.1ar walk· MARRtAOU la .. _ ....... plod d • d n ,.. WLWam Kiuiar, a. ol Eze-lllto a mow bat near Doda-ace Leonard s.rlDd ot c.1. -~
slowlJ but •~J toward 8
TM callftnia Ta1p9,... w1e rau1,._. bed a 11-by hil brother, Jolm W. XI> s.ora. tq about four mJlel troa tbt .., ... ..., ,.. -• 111ce1 :~:=-~ _: / tlcD MODCIQ uraed tlll ~~.i~·. n to encl IMIHlfr liar or Lot An1W. Wbo madl mm. aaid that b!I plw, wreckqe °' bit pb!M SUD-......... ~ ~---•1
tock°"' tbt •u blllloa budl· lepi.ture to bold up on tbe1 _________ -.--
et remained unllrobn. .....,. and other maJcw-mcm-In pett&n•• &. IDterltatl
MOit electlian-conJCioua la•· e1 bD.la unW ntw ft&ure1 are Commerce Commiuioa for a
maka want to retan .. their available. Auembly Repub-Strike Brm· gs probe, the ltate PUC de-hom• diltrict qrly ID May to Ueam bad made the same of f tbt Jae 7 prt.. IUllllU• wu.r clued the "doWftl?lldlnl ~~~ha.Dee tbM t111 7 ~ wocl1U. · DOt..s May 200 La ff service (by the SP) II part
iecl&iiture will complete t&a NW eatimat. in tbree « yo S ot • l1l'MM'k plu .•.. to
work by that time II dwin· the paat 11x years had aver-crlllta ia&oltreble ten'ice
dlint. aged tll) million above the LOS ANGELES CAP) coadltloDI" Md to dbccMlr·
Witll leu thl.D thr'M weea ptldicUODs made when the Nearly 200 employea baw Ill PIMlllS tr.me.
left la April, the pace remain· ~-~ first propos~. been laid off at North Am.S· Wbla ntr PM•'ll'ltn re-
ed lelaurely · The Senate, for ' . e 11 no apparen ur· can Aviation Jnc .......... ·ae.ct•1 -·v.... ...:.. PUC •• u the SP in.stadce decided to take todaJ llDC1 wblch would JuUfJ DOt v•"" .-. -.....
olf 10 ita DMmben could Ii-Didnc iDeo account 1D1erim Jtoctetd;JM Dlvllioa ill t b e would UM tboee ftlurel . iD
tend tbe bueball opeaen ID rm.sw:• tbe a•• odlUcm WO. ol a ltrtb bJ • m•· ..,ast f11 .,.-... to "dit-
San Jnnciaco and Loi » Mid. ben of United Wiiden ti oaatlDae . ftrtoul ~r t
aelM. 'l'bl ll'OUP abo UDld 'Q> Ammca, Local t. Mid uMtmeteJy all b
Tbe aaemb17 planned to wHb Alaembly Republtc11111D A spoteanu for tbe aniOD pen•,.. .me.." l
meet today but tl eanceled all oppGlltlon to the boc*blpiDI aald wwbn ltruek 11z Cl 1Mf M... declared i I
of lta comndtt.eel Monday t.o device which Brown wuta to stom of tbe North American tbM wDolt ..utyinc either
perrd membin to attend tbe use to balance the bu~et firm Monday after nerotia-tbe ICC or the PUC, ttte rail-
runeral fl former speaker without an elecUon-yea.r lD· tioos with the MrOCpace finb roed on Ftb. • ~ed Pull·
Ralph M. Bron ln Modesto. crease. . were broken off Wt Tbura-mM Rnice OD Ml ~bour
MeuwbOI tbe Jawmabrs Ordinarily a bitter foe of d Loa ~ tD Ntw Orleans
were unMr Mm. pressure to any kind or tax hike, tha aa-8.f;,. ipOkeemu Aid t la• na.
def.tr actSOD CID tbe budget Wl· 1ociat100 even said a tu boOlt diipUte centerld a r 0 a 8 d Tbl PUC allo Mid tibe SP •
til tbe St* Deplrtment ol would be better than tbe "ac-wages, adding that other...,_ ref-. to tam puMD&q
FlJwlee t.. U. annual re-c:rual" plan propelled bJ the eftta offered by managem ...-vaU.. • elll nan. .
viaed ..umat. Of revenue. pernor. "Meal to be aaerauy ac· Ot•Clnc JMllUal eervlQe
-----------------ceptal>le." The union'• three-wttlmt Dldfylq tbf ICC vlo-
JW' CCIDtnct wttb tlae arm ... ... llltlta... Com--= 1Mt October. r Act, tbe PUC contend-B a1loo n Adventure •plofld11~u:r=:.:,~ • Puc bu been boldiD«
DM11ma. ~ 111 *1k-Martnp on SP'1 reqwt to
T • lq weldtn IDd tbe • laJd dllCOlllinue the Larks, over· M Last Long ime oil. Tbe other 270 union mem-night tr.int betwee• sa ay ben struck at Space and In· FrandlCO and Loi ADtela,
.... formation Systtms Division and to dilcoatinue aD rail
-$!-.!(DIEGO (AP\-Balloon It before jwnping. Downey, Autonetics in An• J;'!=lll !9~ ~=
pUot 'l'r9c1 Barnet fJC\lrtl "otbet lftM, I'd baw , The Science Center ln -Loi ,_. ·
......, Ulin11 chanet. his with the balloon aDd Tbouaand Oaks, Nor t b ---------pl..., fOllMHU w e • k tot blD,..S,.' bl .-S. Amencan'• Los Anceles
tr-.tk 1J1ta1 flltbt tD81 ,,_ b9Hocm plummet.s p1Jmt and at Atomics lntsfta··'.---------.i
take • Utile ...... about 1,IOO feet to the erouncs. WU Uonal in Canoga Park. lD'S IE FllBll y
three yem"S. at tbe preltDt torn in aevenl ptacea, IDd
rate ol procree1. Ma aluminum pdola bedl1
So far, It .... ....,. B.,.. bent. UC s d wet •pilot Howard Bolin Barnes said the damage wa.s tu enll or know Of myone moYIDs
three dl.Y•. one poltpOnemellt. minor and could be rtPeired
a crMb and a ball.at to COV· ln two di.ya and would not Demonstrate. !I' ~~ 10 mile, ~ b ~tal from llland to near-Qighl
to our area, plea• t.n u
totbatwem.,extenda
friendly ftlcome IDd belp by Spring V.iley. "We'd probMll1 bave to BERKELEY (AP) - A
The two tMD ~ to wait u..t lone -.yw., be-P'OUJ> ol some 200 studentl them to become acquainted
safety Monday In a field when CauM the wtndl for tbe next demomtrated ye ate r day
a detcendinC ftnt they were several days will be blowing ag.Wt the disciplining or stu-ln tbe1r new IUlT'OUDdllll•·
teat1n1 let the m .ooo bot-air toward Mexico,.. be said. dentl who broke ruJee at the COSTA anr l VKnOR
ballooa down too tut. "But•'°°" 11 repairs are Univenlty of Callfonla. 1'11.M tUll
BaI1lel left the ailbtg craft compltitied we'll be oil again," Tbe lfOUP held a rally and
at IOO feet. Bolin, 11, of Chee-be .tded. "I'm • eatbuaia~ then marched to the office of 546-1656
ter. s.c., balled~t at 1,500. tic u ever." chancellor Roger W. Heym n.... WICJI Vlrllfta
Neitbll' WM burl a.nee. who baldl eeflD wbo ... away from tbe emn.. ·-IUllVll 'Ibe jmnp .... old Mt to INdloon recank. Mid be boi* pal.
Bamee, rr. allo ol ai.t..'. to •tabUJb nine world rec-Aft« being promlled t be
A fonner Army pwatrooper. ordl, tncludinc llUtude (15,000 cbaDcellor would meet wtthr---------·1
he n6d he threw bb pen-feet), diltanoe and durat.ioo their representatives on h I • ---------
ctrute Into the wind to inflate in bis 7Moot tain craft. return, the group diapened.
YESTERDAY TODAY
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In the 1890's many folks who wanted to use)
a phone had to go to a t~lephon~ office.
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home, business. in thousands of public locations.
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you . so you can call from any place at all.
A history of change and improvement-that's what has
made the telephone the convenience it is today ... quick
and easy to use. ava ilable almost everywhere. And change
and improvement are still going on. A pocket phone. for
example. is just one ide,, we have in mind that one day
could make your phone service even more convenient.
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AURORA~ SAYE 6c 1nc l. 2c OFF• Bathroom
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TIDE KING SIZE
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PLUMP ANO TENDER BUTIERY RICH • FUERTE
ARTICHOKES AVOCADOS 2:29c 2:29c
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Coet1 Meta, 241 lilt 17th It.
2200 H11't)or llvd. At W ii ton
Huntington Buch
t<>42 Ad1ma Ave. et
Cannery It.
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15902 Springdale •t Edinger
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suggests five recor -3nded issues. Perhaps now is the time to put your name on
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"FASHIONS Of INTERIOR DESIGNS''
•od REMODELING 11>adc
P<>Ssiblc through the follotving firnu:
•Oun~c County .S.\in,1ts Mid Loan k.iguc
• OunJlr County T11/r Insurance Co.
• Srturrt)' T1tlr lnsur.incc Co.
•Title liuurance and Trwt C-Ompany
• Birr lumbrr Company
•Ward and H.irrrngton Lumbrr Comp.iny
• Mullin Lumber ~. · ··
• Llrr}'·s Plumbing Contract Company
_, BIG sa ·ows II ONE
APRIL 13th thru 17th
More dun 2 aaes ol indoor and outdoor dUplays. More dun 200 exhibi11.
• COMPLETE HOME SHOW • DECORATOR SHOW• MOBILE HOME VILLAGE (S~
sottd by Trailer Coach Assn.) • OUTDOOR LIVING ANO VACATION SHOW. Land-
tcaping by Harry Macres (M r. Flowc1 Show) Golden Palctto-Morc than half million dollan in paintings. Artists at work.
DOORS OPEN: Wed., Thur., Fri. ) P.M.-11 P.M. Sot. and S111t. 11 A.M.-11 P.M_
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AD.MtsgON' ft.,o, ]union $1.oo, Children 25c
SPECIAL! MOlHER AND DAUGHTER DAY, Saturday 12 noon to ) P ..M. Sponsored by
Southern Counties Gas Company. Fash ion Show, Gourmet Ti,,., othtt (alurcs for Mother
and Daughter. Daughters admitted free when accompanied by Mom !
LAST MINUTE •OVATIONS ..
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·Put to Sea
n~uearties
With flags fluttering smartly in the ... breeze and a band
atining the gay throng, Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club will conduct
fermal nag raiaing ceremoniea on Sunday, April 24, \o . open itl
1966 Ml.SOD.
The color!ul ceremony will take plaee at 2:30 p.m. at the
club's Balboa Bay Club headquarten on the clwmel tront, with
uniformed junior flag officers, led by their commodore, Miu Lef.
lie O'Bryon, forming their owii line at the flag 1'9iling.
A cocktail party will follow lmmecl.tately for all Bahia Corin·
thian members and their guests.
Action actually gets under way at 10 a.m. when dnu 1hip
inspection t.tkes place at the guest doci. Relativ• and friends will
join entire seagoing families for the big day. .
Commodores and their wivea from area yacht clubs, the
Southern Caiifomia Yachting Aalodation and Yacht Racing Union,
and h~bor officiala will join Bahianl for a 12:30 p.m. luncheon
on the Quarterdeck.
Attending with Bahia Commodore and Mn. William O'Bry·
on will be Vice Commodore and Mn. A. D. MacLachlan, whoee
guests include . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dunmore, Mrs. Wilma Mc-
Laughlin and Robert Beecher; Rear Commodore and Mn. Wyn-
nett Bedall whOH guest will be staff Commodore William Blu-
rock of Balboa Yacht Club.
An hour's concert, beginning at 1:30 p.m., will be given
by the University of Soutbem Cali.fomia Redcoat Band, under
direction of Mike McDermott
Tffl COMMODOltlS' SWAlllES-Nothing ii too menial for open-
ing day festivities of Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club aeuon. Slickin&
up for the formal flag railing ceremony on April 24 are wives of
the club's VIPs (from left) the Mmes. Wynnett E. Bedall Jr.,
wboee busbarld is rear commodore; A. D. Macl..acblan, ~ of the
vice commodore, and WOllam L. O'Bryon, the commodore'• wife.
Go to it, mateys, with a yo bo ho and a botUe of wu!
WELL STOCKID FROM THE STACKS--
All yee.r long Tracy and Margaret McCar ..
thy (ft'om l~t) visit the library, but dur-
ing National Library Week they will find
it more enjoyable thJn ever, with a va·
riety of special even& planned for chll·
ctren and adulta. Candidly and in uniso»
they uk. "I've vialted D\Y library -have
you?" U not. an excellent opportunity is
offered from April 18-23, when every
"Marian the Librarian" lfldoualy riles
from her book stacb to ireet the public.
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The Bookworm Tunu • • • • • ·• To Library JJ' eek
Not So Quiet~ Please!
Enthusiasm is mounting dally in tbe Harbor Area
libraries In antidpation of National Ubrary Week April
18-23, with plana including everything from a fine-free
day and open bOUlll to guest apeaken and art uhibits.
Here JS a capsule ICbedule of activities.
NEWPORT IEACH PUILIC LllRAltY-Week·long
spec1al evtnte for ~iting elementary school classes ...
A treasure bunt, with boob u prizes, Friday, April 22,
at 3:30 p.m. in Mariners Ubrary for Junior Friends of
the Library IDd guests. In charge are Mrs. H. W. Hu ·
mann and Mn: Kenneth Smith of Friends of ,the Ll·
bruy ... Art exhibit by Orange County Council of Girl
Scouts ... Annual used book sale May 8 at Richards
Market, with reference boob to be purcbued with
proceeds.
COSTA MISA LIBRARY -Open house all week ,
with volunteers and library staff concluding toon ..
April 18. art demomtration by Mn. Marjorie Ludlam
Of Cost.a Mesa Art League from 2·5 p.m ..•• April 20,
Senior Cttiz.ena Day and musical program, and at 8 p.m.
for the pultllc a disaluion of his new book. "A TiUe
Guide to PM Talkies" by Richard Dimmitt, Lido IBie au·
thor, whose boot traces source material for 16,000 mo-
tion pictures from the fint talkie, "The Jazz Singer"
(1927) to "Lawrence of Arabia" (1963) .... April 21,
Merton Hiubaw of Bowera Museum, Santa Ana, speaks
on "Museums in Your Community" at 10 a.m. in Costa
Mesa Women"t Club at the annual meeting of all groups
Of Frienct. of tne Library. ~.J::!lic ii welcome. Mn.
Louis Kozel, Womea'1 elub t, will preeent a f50
check to the Friends llt the meeting •.. Story hour for
pre-schoolerl at 10:30 a.m. and for acbool age children
at 3:30 p.m. ••• Art demonstntion by Penny White of
Colb Mea Art Let.gue ••. April 22, Girt Scout. award·
ed for work in the library. Library Week displays In-
clude arts and cn.fta by Oamp Fire Girls; original let·
ters from author Sinclair Lewis, loaned by Mrs. John
Nolan, month-long dJsplay of paintings by Virginia B.
Kllng.
MESA VERDE IRANCH LIBRARY-April 18, Par·
ents oay, with special book disJ>l!ya, get..acquainted
tours .••• April 19, Frienchbip Day emphlmlng join·
ing Friends of the Library ••• April 20, art demonstra·
tion by Marjorie Ludlam from 2-4 p.m. in adult reading
area, and dilplaya of oU paintings by Mn. LudLun and
pastel stu<Ues in symbolic design by Marian Yost .•.
April 21, recorded bukground music played all day,
and display of music books ••. April 22, dl6play of craft
projects of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girll,
Brownies, Cubs, Bluebirds and other youth organizationa
from 3:30 · 5 p.m., with member's participating.
Interesting statistics offered by the Newport Beach
Library during National Ubrary Week indicate that
Newport residents read 9.3 books a year, that 49 ei.
mentary scbool claaees arrive by bus each month to visit
the Ubrary, that 2500 questions are answered each
month by the librarians, that more than half the popu·
Jation of Newport Beach owna library cards and that
during March 37,098 boob were loaned, the ~geat boot
circulation in the hiltory of the city.
This Sour Grapes Auntie Puts Niece's Teeth on Edge
DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1ama14-year-old Jirf
who needs adv1et. My mother's older sister never
married. Aunt Bonnie is nice looking, wean expen-
sive clothes and holds down a good job. Aunt Bonnie
comes over about twice a week for dinner. Lately
she bas been getting me alone and running down my
father. She says she could have marded sever•l men
who were a Jot better looking and richer than did.
She also says my mother could have done better if
she hadn't grabbed the first thing that came down
the pike. I don't kn ow why my aunt insists on run·
ning dad down. He i6 a wonderful person and he and
mom seem very happy.
l don't like to hoar these things but I don't know
bow to shut my aunt up. Please help me.
-WISH I HAD EARPLUGS
ANN LANDERS ri
DIAi WISH: Aunt 14.nnle 11 aahamed ef
her single 1tatus ao the Is tryh'I to ltellttle pur
mother's marri .... Tell her you don't think it'•
very nice of• 1wtt to come Into a hOIM and
talk about people whe ofhr hw holpltallty.
That oueht to Mttlt her hath.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Any woman who works
as a janitress knows more about peraonal habitl' of
set retaries than the most accomplished psychologist
in the world. 1 hope you will print my letter and may-
be it will wise some of them up.
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I wort tn 1 beeutiful, modern office building
where the company bu spent a fortune on the •ery
beat turniture and equipment. Some tecretari• are
• 1mart enough to make S500 a month but they don't
know that a wutebuket wu built to bold paper. It
wu never meant to be a garbage pail You'd be
shocked at the secretaries who throw orange peel-
ings, balf.filJed coffee cupa and eoggy tea bap into
the wutebutets. Of coune they l'° through and
make a terrible mess. For good measure they·dump
in lhavings from the pencil sharpener.
J find sugar spilled on the tops of desb and it
just stays there right along with the blobs of coffee
cream, cookie crumbs and hunks of chewing gum
stuck any old place.
I just found three pairs of old shoes iind er a
desk. and a good c11Shmere sweater, rolled up in a
ball like it was a raf.
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Every emJiq I tum off electric typewrltln
and photo copy machines which were left on. l un-
plug electric coffee mlken and defrost amall refri-
gerators. It isn't my job to do these things but it'• ag~st my nature to lat things bum>out and 1et
rwned.
Women are always yelling about how meesy
men are, but to help me I'd rather clean up after 20
men than two women. Thanks for letting me get this
oU my cheat. I feel better already. -MINNIE
DEAit MINNIE: I'll bet you a 1091Y tea bag
that this column It ecN"I up on hundreds ef of.
flee bulletin bNrds all over the country. And
do you know who will post It? The MINI
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Cordell-Williams
Vow Date Chosen
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cole Williams of
Balboa have announced the engagemeot ol
t.beir daught«, Claire Patricia WillWna to
Dean Lewis Cordell. son of Mr.·. and Mra.
Frank S. Cordell of Van Nuys.
The bride-elect is a graduate Of Newport
Harbor High School and ia attending Orange
Coast College. Sbe waa a 1965 EmpU. Ball
debutante.
Her fiance waa iradnated from N<rlb
HoU)'WOOd Hieb School and bas te"ed with
the U.S. Air Force. He ia attending OCC.
An Augwit weddinC ii planned.
Lawyers' Wives Honor
Legal Aid Volunteers
.Bracelet channs will ti.
preaented to more than 25
Orange County Lawyer's
Wives wbo have volunteer-
ed 100 houn of service in
the Legal Aid office.
Presentations will be
made during the annual
Awarda Dinner at 7:30 p.m.
Friday. April 15, in Villa
Fontana .
JUDITH SHUllN
June lrlde
June Date
Selected
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Shu-
bin of Newport Beach bave
announced the engagement
of the.Ir daughter. Judith
Shubin to Darryl Goodwin of
Costa Mesa.
St&k Atty, GM. 1'bom11
E . Lynch will be the speak•.
er, and awards will...be ~
tributed by Kenneth WU-
llams, district attorney.
Legal Aid-Lawyen• Re-
ference office la supported
entirely by the Bar A I I IL
and Lawyers' Wiv• w l t b
no p ub 11 c or cbarltable
funds being UMd, accGl"d-
lng to Mn. Robert HolllDd.
pre'&fdent. More than 8GO
persons a month aeek puJ>.
Uc legal ualJtance, and ID
the palt year 21,700 IApl
Aid applicants have been
provided legal uslataace.
Philanthropic funds rab-
ed by the wives with 1ucb
events as the annual Kate
and Advocate Ball and the
spring fashion show are a
major source ol reveaue
for the office. A check, rep-
reseatinC proceeds from
both fu.nctiona will be ....
to Bar A I I D. praiMat
James 'l'\lcker by Mrs. Hol-
land.
Soroptimisl8
.To Watch
Yoga Skills .
A demonstration and en.
CUllioD ol Y 0 g a • I advan-
tages will be e l v en bf
Mias Barbara Alberta, New·
port Beach, befare the ScJr.
optimist Club members .t
noon Wednesday, April 13,
in Villa Marina.
Guests are invited a n d
buffet lu:ncheoa rnen•
tioos are not requelted.
NB Bethel 313
Tuesdly, April 12, 1%b DAIL v PILOT /NfWS.-Press 15
Swed ish Soop Served by Anchor Lodge
Pann Kakor with lingonberries topped with ivory-Hanson, dressed in an original costume, serves Mrs.
white whipped cream will be the tasty dessert served Ernest Soderberg. Senior Citizens' Clubhouse, New-
at. Anchor lodge, Vasa Order of America's Pea Soup port Beach, will be the Scandinavi~n setting for the D~ner. An authentic old country Swedish recipt 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, April 16, dinner. Tickets are
wlll ~ u~d for both dishes. Fixing last minute dee-$1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children under
orations IS Mrs. Rune Doverbratt, while Miss Naima eight.
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UNIFORMS e UNIFORMS e UNIFORMS Grange Group
lmart Fathiont--Cudrec F1brl-M1ny Styles to ChooM Frort1
Pair Plan June Date
The couple will be mar·
ried In a candlelight ser·
vice In Sl Andrew's Pri!s·
byterian Church Chapel on
June 4.
Costa Mesa Grange Home Futurlnp I ARCO & other tamou1 br1nd n1mu!
Job ' s Daughter Bethel Economics Group meet&\ CATHY'S 211 E 17th at Mua Center 313 meets in Muooic Tem. every first and third Tues· UNIFORMS Ml M~ ~pen Fri. Eves. ~~ l~ ~~.N~ ~YM IOLm. in G~~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Beach, at 7 p.m. e v e r y HalJ, 2144 Thurin Ave. I~
Miss Shubin is a graduate
Mr of Canoga Park High School
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Mr. and Mrs. Finn GuJd·
jord of Newport Beach are
announcing the e n g a g e-
ment and approaching mar·
riage of t be Ir daughter,
Sandra Gulcijord to Thomas
PEOMeets
PEO meets at 7:30 p.m.
each Ont and third Mon-
day ln memben bomet. Lo-
cation information ii avail·
abJe by caI1int Mill Lela
Gtyer, m.3798.
J. Wall, son of Mr. and s. and Valley Coltege of Med·
Thomas J . Wall of Garden lcal and Dental Assisting.
Grove. · Her flance, son of M r 1.
The couple will wed in Evelyn Bauernfeind ol San
June at St. Joachlm'1 Ca· Gabriel and D. Goodwin of
tholic Church. Los AngelH, la a graduate
NB Bethel 157
Miss Guldjord wu grad· of Alhambra High School
uated from Newport Har-and Pasadena City College.
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ployed with an electronic• SA YE $$$-SWIM suns
Newport Beach J o b ' I
Daugbten Bethel 157 meet.
every second and fourth
Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Ma·
sonic Temple, 1401 15th Sl
firm in Anaheim.
Her f t a o c e attended IALLIF SALES • REOPENS MARCH 2t
OrQ,ge Coast College tnd Get Your lult1 For lummer
Cal Poly in San Luis Obls-S.me Location-1664 NewPOrt Blvd., Co.ta Mesa
af·-ad ti f ..-.. ""' • IM ... ·-po t.CI gr ua on r 0 m ... CUITOMI H -...... TMIS AD WITM TCMI Mater Dei High School.
BIG
MONEY!
This particular elephant represents the successful store and retail
dollars that can be yours if you choose to locate your store in
Campus Towne.
Here is the brightest retail opportunity in Orange County-1
shopping center in a most extraordina.ry location. Campus
Towne is directly across the street from California State College
at Fullerton. (The elephant is the mascot at Cal State Fullerton.
Their dollars are as big as their mascotO Cal State will soon be
the la rgest University in the slate, larger than USC, UCLA or UC
Irvine. More th.m 55,000 people will be on-campus daily and
just a few steps from Ca.mpus Towne.
(E1ephlntdo1b rs)
For extra big money, 400,000 people live with in a 5 mile radius
o f Campus Towne and they boast one of the top five per capita
income figures m the st.He!
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Blindnian's
Bluff
By BILL OONEllt
What's Next for Nicklatis?
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP> -Ht became tht flnt man winner of tht claaalc. tinue to play tournament ·•1 like to prac:tke, &D.1·
What'a next for Jack Nick· to win tht ~at.rt two The *20,000 check he golf. he replied . ''A• long as way," be explalDtd.
Jaua? 'lbt powerful Colum· years in a raw. Ht bu WOil earned by ahootlna a play-I continue to enjoy it and By wtnntna tbt Mattan
bus, Oblo, blond 1lu11er, It three tlmea i~IU'I of! 70 aiainat 72 for Jacobs have a deaire to win. The be baa taken tbt flnt 1tep
given a Nprleve tn ttie llnfa1iln-,-ID a ~ and 'Ill Tor ~rewer &roiigfit o 10 ·hand-in-hand. The toward accomp!lltblnl th•
form of a playoff after by tie the year be didn't wba. his olClclal money earnlnfl money hasn't a thing in
his own lldm111lon blowlnf Liit year ht Mt tbt tour. si nce turnlnc profeastona.I the world to do with It." profeuional Grand Slam of
the Mutera Golf Touma· nament record ol 271 -17 to over $449.000. He gave a hint of b l 1 golf that bu eluded A.mold
ment, didn't mJu Monday. under par -and tndadtd At 2S he stpds as the next ambition by aayinf he Palmer for '° Joag.
ma victory in the 18-hole a tournament ~ recognized No. 1 player in planned to compete in the The Brit.lab O P e D, the Tabbing the winners of the ~~jor league baseba.U playoff with Tomsny Jacoba tng M en rout.. golf. And tb1a at an age British Open -with a dif. U.S. Open and the PGA
Neel ia for all the world like receiving a decent necktie and Gay Brewer added an-When be won hll ftnt some 10 years before many fe~nce. this year he'll.Co Champiouhip round out
from your mother-in-law at Christmas. otbw tn hit Hit ot blatoric Mut.n tbNe ,..w • -.t players reach their peak. 6'ire about lG days early the prlltl1e-llden quartet
Not only is It too much to e~pect, but it's also out of _:A:_:u~gu~rll:::_•:ccom:::::!'.P:ll•:hm::::en:::ta:.._..:23:...::h=e...:bec=am=•:...:tbt=..:.'.:.,.=llllll~llt::__.:.:A=sk:.:ed::..:bow=.::~lo=ng~h:.:.e...:::'~:...co=n:.....· -=to~p:..ra=c::U::ce:...:f:.:or:.....::th:.::e:....:c=lu=ll=c.::._:.be:_'d.:::.....:ll:.:.:k..:..e_to__:.IVl_ee..:.p_. -------------the question and furthermore will never occur.
Still it seems only (ilting at this juncture for Daunt·
lesa Don~r. perennial prognosUc~tor cum laude. to m~ke
a stab at the American and National League horsehide
derbies be!ore they get any further under way. 'Sounder' Dodgers Open Tonight A year ago. for instance. this co~ner was the .s~b
ject o( a vicious attack Crom rival scribes after waiting
until mid-July before revealing the winners to the world.
The selections were, of course, San Francisco and _______________ __;, ________________________ ....;..._
Baltimore.
So it is that on this 12th day of April, the .1966 handi·
CJP" shaJI be disclosed and if you're plann~g to ~h
ngbt out and bet your entire bankroll, forget 1t, Charlie. Osteen vs Roberts
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pot.
1
Te•m
Baltimore
('h1ca~o
Minnesota
Angels
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Washington
B~ton
Kansas City
Odds Comrn.nt
5·2 Shouldn't disappoint twice.
5· I Speed to steal it. . In League Lid-lifter 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
8·5 f'avori te on downslide
IO· l Young and determined
IO· I .Jolly Cholly at reins.
12· I May prove>upsetter.
15-1 Pinstripes have faded .
30· I Best of the rest.
LOS ANGELES CUP!) -Tbe Ge>-Ge>-Go Loi Angelet
Dodgers, who took baseball by surprise tut year with a
run, sneak and steal approach, face an even bigger chaJ·
lenge as they open their 1 ~6 season tonight against tht
HOW1ton Astros. .
10
40·1 Hopelessly outclassed.
100·1 Jn another world. In manager Walter Alston's eyes it will be a "sound-
---------er" ball club than last year's
Pos.
J
Tum
San F'ranr1srn
Cincrnnau
Philadelphia
Los Angelee;
Atlanta
Odds Comment
2·1 Withe lead~ the way.
4·1 Overloaded with taJent
6·1 Won't be far away
world champions that ta!\es
the field at Chavez Ravine.
But the National League haa
proved too tough for even
the soundeal teams to crack
twice in a row in recent
years.
2
3
4 :;
6
7
8
8
8-1 It's up to Dynamic Duo.
8-1 Location 1sn 't answer.
J 0-1 Always a big threat.
12· I Probably placed too low.
30.1 Needs synthetic players.
35-1 Lip \\~II retire again
JO
St LOU.IS
Pittsburgh
Houston
rh.irago
!':ew York 100·1 Mets are match for KC.
The bueball expert.a figure
tlve teama in the senior loop
have a better· than-even
c:banc:e to dethrone the Dodg·
ers -San Francisco. Atlanta.
Philadelphia. Pittsburgh and
Cincinnall . San Francisco,
which came within an eye-
lash ol the pennant last year,
and CinCJMaU with a weU-
balanced dub an rated the
top contenders.
* * *
Actu1lly, in revl9Wint th• record, Huntington
Buch's Ed Suki• didn't do th1t badly In his An•
heim Stadium pltchint debut for the Antels S1tur·
d1y.
Suki• w11 summoned from the bullpen 1fter Sin
Fr1nci1co hid scored four ti,,,_ In the fourth innlnt
off Mrvous rookie George Rubio.
The Gi1nh hid 1 man en MCOnd with ne CMlft
encl H1I L1nltr 1t the pl•te when Sulda went te
work. Th9 former Oil City Kt foracl Lanier to hit
a 9round ball to P1ul Schaal, but the Anttl third
beMman threw poorly and everybody was wfe.
Len G1brielson struck out and 1fP came Wlllie
Mays. The Wonderful Ont promptly ~ .,ff the
fence, 335·ffft .w1y, to acore both runners.
Seemingly unnerved et this stage, Suki• wild
pitched Mays to third and then ellowtd Wiiiie to
score by tossing 1way 1nothtr, ON.
In betw"n he struck out Wllllo McCovoy and
g•ve up a single to Jim H•rt, the frarn. finally ond·
ing when J"ut Alou liMd to Norm Sitbern 1t first.
In the fifth Sukla retired thrM straight-Tom
H•ller on• fly ball to cent.,, Tito Fuent" on a pop
up to the ahortstop ind pitcher Dick Estelle on
strikes.
He was.. repl1cod by 1 pinch hitter In the bot·
tom h•lf of the frame.
* * *
LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS -New CbJcago
White Sox manager F.cld.ie Stanley fOe1 over plans
with his startJne lineup prior to today's club with
the Angels. They are (from left) Don Bu!ord, f1oyd
Robinson, Pete Ward, John Romano, Tom McCraw,
CUltlTt ...... 1
Ron Hansen, Ken Berry, Tom Agee, Al Weis and
Tom John. Stanky was undecided on whether to
start Berry or Agee in centerfield, since the latter
has been suff erine with an injured ankle.
Cirnu o.,er Chance Confident;
Angels Face Chisox
Major
League
Standings
U.~tr" ~~~ : }•i ·~
§ 0. ·= '• g:ui:.111-.. S : = :,; l(~"W' Cll't 0 I ·= .,
A pair of top.notch hurlers
have drawn the opening game
mound assignments at Dodger
Stadium tonight. Claude Os·
teen who compiled a 15-15
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Philly
Backed
To Wall
CHICAGO (tJPl) -For· Probable rain waa the fore-here since July. 19&4, Chance !?.!/.111:1 ·A~v;;..,,.... had a S-2 record last year ~ ,,,., ~~ master. Robin Roberts. who
U111._. Pr--1a•-ataoeal mer Cy YCIUllW a1191'd winner cast, however, despite clear wu all conndeoce. ~~· ,~t .=.. with 35.000 fans expected 10 -~-,,,..._ Dean CbaDCt .. bla tint skies and temperatures in "I'm throwing harder now '7~----look on. r
The Ph I ladelpbia 'l&ers. openiq dQ lllllpment to-the mid l>I Monday night. than anytime since 1964," ~W''!, •Jv, r.;i::,• 11 T . .
evicted fT'om ConventJon Hall day as the ~ornla Angels In the event of a postpone-Chance said Monday. "I felt ~ltt~' .~ .. ot °"' 0 back up bis prediction
by a circus last week, tonight launched their 1966 campa.lcn ment. the game waa to be my arm getting more aolld ' --..: :~~d~ : ~od~~~~:.;~
race the prospect of being against the Chicago White rescheduled for Wedneaday, each time out this spring." N.., v~ •• 1965 winners Alston notei; the booted out until next season Sox. an open date for both clubs. The 24-year-old righthand· ••111 ,., .• 0,_ Suess PMrrhues Rhino• by the Boston Celtics. Chance. who went 15-10 Although the Angels went,er Is only 4-9 lifetime against! N~vo~ •' t111C1""'" Dodgers now have an estab-
k S · d · N Be h h The Celtics hold a 3-1 edge last year after wlnning 20 ln ().9 against the White Sox at Chicago, but sajd be looks :i.u..,;,:,.. ",, •11•'"'~0..: N Usbed hr~t ba:stm an '" Wes Die uess, the in ustr1ous ewport ac c a~ . . 1964 waa to face Tommy ComiJkey Park last year and for a reversal of form here ~': i: }.O: t,~irw_0 N Parker and the National who s.tarted and then developed the ~range County S~ •11n thBeir besk ttb-of·usevAen Na1 tition-Johli • l4-7). have dropped 11 in a row this season. I ... '°" -.., .• 01-League's top rookie. Jim Le-
rlub into one of the largest organizations of its type m a 5 e .. a ssoc a on ' "I don't know why they Nit v~ .~· ci'.!;~.:!:11 ~ febvre. at third.
the state. has now purchased the Orange Countv Rhinos Eastern Dlv1S1on playoff with ..>... ..>... ..A.. A ..A. ..A. be l ua.. lb d h " t::.~:::·...,~r !~ns',,,~~1·~~ 11 "In order to move Lefe-. . the 76ers who were forced to w w w )..( w w a Ill u.ae ey o ere. "°"',.,. •• L ... •-i... N ~•ooe..,1rb. all team and hopes to play a 14-game schedule this play the ~ning game at the E p e d he said, "Outside of Pete bvre from second to third this
J .. -,,-year." Alston said, "we had to
Suess has set a practice session for Sunday at 1 pm. veryo Tl.£ OJSe A119el Slate find a solid man for second.''
on the Westminster High School field with all intereat· NBA Pi.iott• AP<ll 1~11._1e Mee'-.,. c11~ Mound Due] John Kennedy and Nate Oli·
ed parties invited to attend. caeo Wt.lie s... 11tJt e.m. KM1tc cno1. ver both got shots at the sec·
_ H All'll l~all1ot11le A•'-.,., MIMe-ond '---Q th In case you're a pigskin type who'd like some tough •1~J:~:\.e;:. .,.. '•"'" n:u •. m. ICMll'C cno>. loo T I ..,.se spot. with Uver e
semi-pro action, contact Suess at 673-8669 or 675-0252. No "':~.ff~l..~,,... For Bieg Opening .::~1.1~~1::-:'.!,,.·~~c yc'11~""'<C· ms oday apparent winne,r since he will ~~"'~; :';~~r:'1'· •oato11 ~ .... ~.,.;~i!!.4::Ts°':.~. "ic~~ ~~.r·"-s~i:er~~on~~~lt Parker * * * 1::~·~'-'°'~ . I At Fttllerton "is golng to offer more power· ""1 ..... """-!' tt.'::.-JLr""' Associated Pren have been timel during the '.'Yard they don t hav~ much 1 Cul hitting this year. and he l'CI Caflf' Slafe Tougher Len """* .:J. £. L1111" c; •-i.s The bas ball o& past ftve yan dial I've been ln bitting. Maybe we ve un -was close to the finest first l~td• "'~ ,, -lft. ,., . . e seuoo r aix ashamed to WMr a Red Sox deratimat.ed them." . FULLERTON -Pitching b&seman defensively in the
Danny Roger1 h11 c-ompleted his UCI basketball ~~ %~ ge:: today,:~ uniform." Angel manager BW Rigney fl~ured to be the whole show majors last year.''
schedule for next se11on •nd •ll of the so-celled Philadelphia Arena when the ark and 8!e s,:attitudeball YastrumslU toot i.mmedi· ':'1d he would . start an all this afternoon when the Pi· Rounding out the infield will
''p•tsy'' tt1ms have been elimin•ted. circus came to town. ~ la _ if the Bos'lon Ron ate stepc to inlt1tute 1 new nght·handed hneup, lnclud· rates of Orange Coast Col· be captain Maury Wills. the
Gon• will be the liket of Biol•, L1Vern•, Cal The circus, however, wa s P Y t to the ball k ed ttituM announdng a ban on ing rookiet Rick Reichardt lege met FuUert~n on the great~t base stealing artist
B1pti1t end C1I T•ch, with tougher foes like Nevade no la~ghing matter to Phila· ~e.ge par on ~d-~yinc tn the chlbbouse ~Jack Warner in the out. Hornet diamond tn an East· in the history of the game.
Southern, C1I St•t• Long BHch, V•lley St•te, UC de.lphia as the Celtics won Actually everything Shoijd before gamee, and ordering Eddie Stank Chica 0 ,1 ern
1
Conference Base ball Wil.ls had his best spring
Divis ind the University of Portl•nd serving as !he opener. rolled to victory Ir<> off like dock work, all players to~ on time-new manager Ya'aid be ~ ci;.~ rt h M 1.. t~ai.r:ung season th.is year alter
replacements. m the second game and won The . w one ol the thinCS they occas-h ' e on coac a e rtirung his contract late
Th• four-tum Irvine Tourn1ment, • success the fourth encounter 114-1001 ready stii:ta ~anr:~rs ~ ionally failed to do last yeer :n comeH uphaw 1th 1 fnr Sgo~ nominated Ron Jen· In the outlield Alston. bas
this past se11on except for the 1ll-1t1r selections, Is Bin overtime last Sunday at the Red Sox n:ve s~C'h~ "U we didn't have the talen~ ~ufo~:'tro~ s~~r: ~~sen to open on the mound, problem.a whkh 'every man·
ff d t fl. t · h-..1 1· nd h A oston. ni---' th · t b 1 ouldn't yth' " · llAnHN co1.,•H11e• ~ wilhet he '--&..1 The o ue o 1 con 1c 1n sc wuu 1ng 1 t • ntut-"We're not out or it .. said ~ · e1r wa c es. w say an tng, and Ward from third to left • L •• ........... ,_,, •
ers will instead take pert in the eight-tum Chepm•n Philadel hla coach 0 0 1 h The new timetable for the Yast:rzemslti pointed out. "But field. 111w-.1c1t , , _ s ........ ouUleld wW con.s1~t
Tourn•mtnt. Schayes p "We've got tD !in Red Sox became mandatory we have too much talent to In addition r o o k i e Tom ~~'11;!':," •n1on1t ! ! : ~ ~:airly ilf rlrbt. W1~1e
UCI will also enter the Pomone lnvlt1tlonel, f•c· in Bos~n to regain our home Monday when outfielder Carl w~~e. . Agee will start in center field ~ •ne ~ ! , i.:uvi~oru::t:: ~ amazing
ing powerful H11tings, Neb. in the opening round. court advantage for that iev· Yastnem~kl was elec:ted the I m lick of belJll a laugh-and Tom Mccraw replaces 0r.-. coe•' 1 4 ~" "W 'U ha To · .
Tri"" have been planned to Lis y ... 11 for e enth game .. flrst playmg captain tn tea m lng stock li1te the New York veteran Moose Skowron a CPletttv 1 • • ~ l.....-~e mmy ... 1' ,... -· . history ....... admitted "th M •• .. ft' .t $el\ 1krnerel11e • • SVt on Yl'I: U'a'lll.'fl at ftnt " • 1•ton garn. with Nev.ct1 Southern, to Oregon for Port· But before the 76ers can .. "' ere e.... rs · Aid "B ' "'¥
l1nd incl Northern Celifornle for UC Divis ind play in Boston acain, t h e y while Coeat Pllot Wendell to Ptay ':! ~'a:~~
Haywerd. have to win tonight'• game Pickens countered wkb b i s can pinch hit for 111 right
Meenwhllt, Rogers HY• recruiting is coming at home. Boston. however . R k • N d s , Q e ace. Dan M<>rt.n1tn. now " I II t 'th L B h' t 1 B"ll 1mu st br eak a Convention 00 le ame to tar umtet Jensen is fresh from '"--1· "AJ· 1 1-all • a ong exct en w1 ong uc s spec acu u t Hall losinR streak that dates . ing a no-bitter laat w.el"'tn we w-': stron' lcder~ ~yr Connolly still lndlc•tlng he'll be •n Antuter in Sep-back to the 1963 campaign the BaUnftekl Toumement than "''"' -~
tember. ' ''We'd love to win at Phil~-and. bas really filled the gap .......... "w .. whearev .. 1!'t year and,.! Hot rumble •round Is th1t Bob Boyd h11 lured I whi h rred h "'"'IA ~ ~ • 1ood cban~., thrM E11tern Conference st1r1 -Riverside's Lucky delphia and end thi s as NEW YORK !UPI I -John Havlicek and Bill Rus-choices as Oscar Robert· c occu w en Hornet to take it all agaiJI th.It ..
Smith, Mt. S•n Antonio's Bill Hewitt •nd Sin Ber· quickly as possible.'' said San Francisco's sensation-aell. were selected to the son missed by one ballot. ace Doug Beaumont broke h.la Alaton said year.
Boston defensive ace K. C. al Rick Barry became lhe second team. joining Phlla· Chamberlain. Robertson, ankle. The Dodi take Id nerdino's Ernie Powell -to USC. Also sharpshoot· Jones. "They've been partk· dele_hia 's Hal Greer and Elgin Baylor and Bob Pet-Mort:enaen bu alto been on at a tonight era the fie
ing Steve Jennings of V1lley. ularly rou gh on us down fifth rookie to be named to Gus Johnson or Baltimore. tit were the only previous the hosp1taJ Ult, but worked st.on'• predJ ~ind:~
---------------------1there." a National Basketball As-Robert.son, Lucas and rookles selected to receive 1everal lnnln11 in tourney ac-are j tJ&t,dc ._!"'"
The Western Division final sociaUon All·Star basket-West were repeaters from all-star acclaim. Uoo last week and appeared · UI •
TODA Y'S STARS has turned fro m a rollt into ball team Monday. the 1965 squad while Cham-Barry, the nation's lead-ready to take over once again
a tough struggle. The L o s Barry joined Jerry Lucas berlain ousted arch-r I v a J ing collegiate scorer· last aa the kine of the Bue staff.
ASSOCIATED PRES.'\
PITCHING -Sam ~k·
Om~ell Indians. allO\\f'rl
nnh four h1to; for Pls;?ht mn'mJ!~ ;inrl 'trud, 11ut
nmr :l~ C I r \' rl:inl1 cir
lratNI W:t,hington 'i·'.! Ill
thP Arnrrican Le a ~ u "
bast>ball opene-r.
J r,
Angeles Lakers. who had a of Cinci nnatJ. Wilt Cham. Bill Russell from last year at the University of
BAITING -Max Al· 3-1 marRin and lhe home· berlain of Phlladelphin Oi;. year's No. I qu intet. Miami. was considered by
\Is. India ns. 1·011 e <' t e d court ad\lintage. lost 112-100 car Rober·ti;on of CinC'1nna11 Ha vlicek. a hustllna dead· many as too frail for the f"IGBT RESULTS
t h 1 P" hi t ... mchn1mi: 11 llast Sunday to lhl' llawki; and Jerry Wtst of Loli \n. eye on the true Celtic tra· pro aame at 6 foot 7. 20.S
ancl no\\ mu!il pli!v lh<' sixth Reles a~ lhe chmce of AA clit1on. makes his first ap-pounds The New .Jtrsey
l\w-nin "'"J!lr '" 3 four ga me at St LoUI' ~ eclnro; ~ports\\ riter., and l.po1 I~· pearance as an all-star se· n<1t1vr o;urpr1sed his ma ny
'r11.1 nrnth innin.i: uprising day nt~ht -"I hopr \\t''JI castf'r' lnr the> l!l65·f.ti ;iJI. lect1on while Grrrr .John· rnhr~ hy emerizing a~ the
!hat RSVf' (' I e v f'laod a get enough strep to pl<1~ a st;ir tPam • ~on and Jone~ art' repeat· W11rr1ors' leadina acorer
<·nmr • from . hrhmd \IC'· w1cle-awake ~a m f' Wh v Thrcr mrmoc>r~ nr the ers from the 1965 ream. and placma hiith amona the
rory over the Senators. lwe:Xe tired I ha ve no idea ~.I Boston Celtics. Sam Jone6. There were no"Ulranimous Je3gue leadei-s
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ASSOCIATEl> PRESS
P H I L A D F. LPHIA-
Percy Ma n n 1 n g, 147.
Philadelphl11. outpointed
Luis Rodr I gut z, 151'h.
Miami, 10.
Llnetaps
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Mawr D!!i's Gregory (.500) HB Downs fHf tJaeGreen•
Leads Area Preps in Hiiting Laguna ICCC Golfers Hit
It's Mind 11>e0r..,.o.ut .... bl~ , '· ...... ,..,.~ •• Splashers 2WeekendAces :"J..::m:t,~-:iy ~ ~'!;_ ff Trailing 25-22 a f t • r aix ..
the put two ween, with West· i:':i. J evtnts, HuntJ n ct o n Beach l"'i"e Cout action.
minlter shortstop Dan Loom· ~. 1 suddenly came to We and The 17th hole at Irvine Wilder 11 scheduled lo meet
er maklnf tbe boldttt move 1 tip~~ Y went on to down Laguna Coast Country Club produced P~ul Renius. who downed
Over Matter
ly GLINN WHITI to take OVflt tht top spot/ •1'9~ir l'I Beach ~ ... 34 1 1 .,,, a palr of aeea over the week· Mike Koll, three and , two. ln
Mike Greiory of Mater Del .1~•w ' al • ':"'" • n a non· ea.ye end witb Harry Carlton te0.r· th~ 1emifinalJI thls week. =ml•••••lliiiiiiiill••••••lilll••••lltill leadl, havlni coDected I:~ I' l Ji~~~"' du 1wtm meet Monday aft-ing 'his perfecto Friday and In t h e other semifinal 11 hits in 42 trips tor a -* '!!!t.... ernoon in the Artista' pool. Tom Young coming right back match, Pat Hart. who won
Wa a almple cue Of mind over matter. batuni averaee. But Loom· f'ror.iitY 0•1 .,......., Saturday to hole out on the qualifying medalist bonor~.
At leMt that'• the opinion offered by Newpart er, who ripped nine blta In ' N•r• r ... A ............ --~ 1 .. 1 I Ml u.-,_.. same green. will play the winner of thfl
Beadl'• Mardi Bobe when quiued on Kexioo Clty'1 H at bat. ln the Santa Ana n ~::.: • 1 i, I ,. Meeley .. ley-t, Ltt-IMdl. The similarity doesn't end terfinaJ match. Hart downf'd
rarUied a.Jr elfect on athletes who'll be oompeting there Elb tourMy th.la week, baa r 1' 1~:1, f f ri;; :;~1. Morrell tl\ 1. Pwc.e tHI there, either. Carlton's ace Joe Brophy, 3 and one. to Calo
two years hence when the Mexican capital .. pays bOlt DOW p thered 17 aafeties In I ~:r~:'"" ll ', l r a.JOH;r;::_,<H~.!."': !~:'i· M<KIY IHI was his first In 14 years of the semis. . . to tbe~l pie Games. 35 plate appearances for a ~-;; ~Z?"':ir' 1 f ,. w11-IH>. r.-tu. golfing, while Young's was The final& of the Prt11dent ~
• 1 a J ..... JOr a , spen &:.t110 er vac-..-. • · . ;t•• } N• --,. 1t1lrd. Ttme ,.,... • A .1 "" ..,_., in M--ico Citv be f th U ·ted Sta•-Four other Oranit Cout owt u t o•v•"ll-1. nw. 1L1 1. ''~ tHI Carlton, playing with BUJ pn .w •
u ..... · t UCLA t ~-~t •• :..... 481 averaae ~ &u1f:;4 1 1 I I * 1M1v1c111t1 Mtc1•tv-1. '•IC'• 1H1. high first in 15 years Cup tournament are aet for
... ~.. CA.a ·1 u a mem r o e ru ~ borMhld bittln Ii ~ l •llue I ~ Ni .. IHI No po;ntt. Mirams and Tom Green used The Bob Fernandez Mem· ~eyball outfit which competed again.st the Mexican :: or bett.r, e~::.ue1 J . ~· , .. !. ll!J' "I r:::°" j ' ' . N!00...1~"'~'1..!':~:..~HI t .. ,M., (LI, a five-wood for his big' shot, orial trophy will be up f 0 r IPrla 1n four Jamel. . Euntington Beach 448 tuln· 1 To•••• uf '' a I • " 10. F,__1. MeKay tH> 1 w1._ IHI while Young who played with grabs whe.n Sant. Ana host.~
"We were instructed on ~bat to expect and bow mate Jack Brobain.; 417 a.,~oe~:X~:: ;=. ';:';',. Han1ev 1H1. Ward Mauldm. Paul Palmer ls annual spring sag and field
b> cope with the 7,349-foot altitude before we ever Dana Hall of Costa M~. :.1.: '::-' f · No "'''d r1me 1.1u . and Don Scott holed out using day for men April 27.
left,'' the 20.year.old '°1.leyball ace oonfides. and Marin'• Bob Drenler, 11nM11 1 . Count R n _ ,.":.F;::-~. '!'=!, ~1~.~';: •"4 a two-Iron. · The annual member·guest
.. When we got there we took it easy at first and .e . ' Jl i i·· y OU!!J 10. I r••-•· ICreM 1H1 1. ••"""' 1u The Paul Rifes tea.med up Jack and Jill tourney Is alat·
gradually worked into our normal. pace. It didn'.t ta~e Chicle Don. aldlon of Mater .• • i I : 1 !"":r!u-.~~~ .... ~~~'"' lff<" Ito fire a net 146 and capture ed for .Sund. ay, April 14. tong to get used to the change and I don't believe it Del leads the area In nma t To 5.3 wm· '""' ., .. ,, top honors in Sunday's mixed ltlu • l'er.te
b.ad any bearing on our performance in the games." scored with 10, followed cto.e.. I ._ foursome competition which
Mar<t.i and her mates trimmed the Mexican outfit ly by teammate Mike Morgan v ,4 .._...... ._.. ,.,, 101 ~ ... -scored tbe combined net of Sa G~nne .:rlstol ~ired a Jl
in three out Of tour matches during ther week's atay and J ack Brohamer of Hunt. ~...,. L "t 'rhe Orange County La· r1: ~' itotn-i. L...,... IU(JI. the partners. Second place sw~ s~kes ~~P Me:a ;,e:rd~
I t ... e -·r • _._ --ca. incton a.acb with Nine. Frank ..,.... I rrosse Club maintalned lb • ,,.._1, HllcMd tL> t. Mtttt,.., went to the Robert Arnolds C Ptry Cl b "'-t' 0 i.u l'VI u 1"" n...~ ........ B-"'--ol H tin... h CH1 J. -tH> T"°'t ':11 • l 1,.,.. hU th R-"'-rt R ou n u , ud 1ng ave Miss Rohe point.cl out that there ia more than the aWHUUer un •• 0 n perc atop the league at.nd· ,. ''-1 Froot cL• 2. •lw904 tL> 1 '!": w e . e VU'I:' 05s· Hellman and Bob Steach by
altitude to oonsider .men playing a tam sport in~ tapl tbt runs batted ln in~s •nd pres~rved lta pet· 1 ,:.,C-;:,v::.1 T!': .. ~'.!i. Tvr-11 1H1 es finished thtrd at lSl. two shots. Hellman and Tucb
Mexico "The crowds are really aometbin•" lhe rwveala li.Jt wlth "·followed by team· feet ~ecord over the weekend 1 si-.-t1.• i ,.,lock CH>. rim. a .... i1 .. 9to• Bet1elt each turned in a score of 73. .. ; • • II!• • mate Mlb Ba1191 with alne by pmnJng a 5-3 1011 on the 1:01.1 Doc I d never expenenoed anyth.in& like it before and Jwnbo Jim ...,_1 of )4a. Temple City Chiefs. N~oo111r,:-~ir!;~':1 u.1 , '•"•• tH1, Huntington Beach C?untry Low net. honors went to
The fans really get out of oontrol.' However, we were tel' Ole wltb elpl Carl Lawr~ce paced the •ot F•-• .• ~ tL> 1. Hntlleodl Club got Into tbe ~ole 1n. one Newton with a 64, whUe Joh.n
bne!ed on tbat. aspect of the i rip beton we le.ft IO it "°" , ... MtTn~ Orange Cou 1 tta "' with 1L1 '· s11enc.. 1H1, r1,.,. "o act, also. with. Chtck Wilson Farrell flr)lshed in the runner· . · Ai r• •11 • n Y a c... a 100 1•e1t-1. Fr°'' <L• " o.HoH 1H1, ac·1ng the 162·ya d eco d h I up pos·1tlon at M wasn't as bad as 1t nught have been," she adds. ,_., ,'JN>I I f 4 pair of goals. while s k i p No thtrd T1-1.oH r s n ° e · Mexican crowd! do have a way of expressing their o•i1' , f Rudolph Clark Ste-ams d .oo Fr-• ...... IHI 1 com"'' 1H1 " Monday afternoon. A seven Bob and Pug LltOeton won
jubilation and d.i:sencbantment like nothing I have f!'lfff 1"1 1 ~ I 1 . Bill He.adden each 1co~ed 1~:'~~~:i-11iu:.!~· 1H1 , ••n•• 1 1.an<lic~pper. dWihli;otn u!ed a Ssoundm .. ayto.surbenetyter,hbaloo·tilnogf 1t':°'1 • ~::ir~M> 1 J 1 . t •• 1, A 0 T p . h d . tHl J. MetK,,., 1H1. Tl,... 1 tto seven tron an 1 o a •L. "' • v • seen lD t.be United Sutes. . ~ U I ,1 ) · , ,;ce .. om nee a a pair. * F .... it••u -1. Hvnll110•on ~ ... , Two tournaments for men's Walt and Winnie Williams fill·
They completely lose tbetmelves ernotiODally in i1?:'91M.N11 't .. J 2 ~sststs. . . rime i.D.A. club members are on the slate ished second at 64.
ttle cour.e of ad.loo on the field er floor and they react.,=.~~,.,~ ~I r,. . f f fensemJ~~r~ ~"!~bl G:.I~~ .....__ <-for April, with a blitz tourney IA9•-Beflf!lt
14 though they were peraoml oompetit«I 1mteed of " ~H(> a. o-.. 1~1 .. j Rugh Bassett Mlk.e O'Rourke' • Medley ee:!:~: 1:~,';:::::::::. billed for Aprd 23 -~ • low J I C nd Doc Todd
oolooken. 1. ~> -,.'· \~ Mlke CaUaha~ and ioalie Ed '';: :~~. •tVMll.tr <HI 1 , .. cHt net ~ournamenl uUlWng fuU shar~ to~~~. In the med·
cask>nally crowdJ IJV. the unpresaoa of 1 wlcano • ~ < .. , • • i The Orange County Club l. •H.~re;';;;~· =' n~1 1• ,_,. iLi S•nta An• at Laguna Beach Cotmtry
It is not uncommon to aee skyrockets launched ,rg:• ;t t "~~tA t Temple City ia In second:; .. ~~""' tL> l ~"' IH>. r,,.,. Jack Wilder took a giant step score ot ~during the month·
ready to erupt. i:· ~ J ll •r 1 ~ oow boasts a 6-0 record. while •00 •M..,~ -1rv-1 • ••m tH• Former seniors champion Club. each turning In a net
from the stands during football g ames and when Mexico ~ 4 } • t ; f n place in loop standings with '° "11-1 crev 1L1 '· AMrr .... 1H1 ' toward winning the Presi· long competition. City Polytechnic meets the University of Mexico on the flt B 4, lJ f ;· ! a 8-2 mark. M,.:-;:~7\!':;: l~•' 1, c .... , .. cLi dent's Cup championship at Mrs. ll. R. Sproul fired a
* * * "= 1 B 1 l end when they host the Uni· < ,. •-11-1. er .. tLl ' M •rv•n time de(endtog champion Ray week, with Mra. Louise Cas·
gridiron stand by for riotoUI situation.a. :;::.:. lo! 1 + J 1 The league·leaden awing 1 Hiii 1H1 Tltne 1.a •· Santa Ana C.Ounlry Club last gross 78 to c.pture Thursday's 1 ~ ti · ~ bac.k into action this week-"'!,~u'.· :i::-~.1"1 1 """ tHI > week when . he knock~ two-compdltion for women wt
" wtn • •r• A Ir Tl J' versity of Arizona Saturday H,:. ,."! :z.-:-:.H1...,:.•,r;,: ~ Echols from the competition, paris winnln& low net honors IWCAA ... ,.,. c.._-lf ..1 I ti \ and the Phoenix Lacrosse Tl-1:51.7. two and one, in qua.rt.u·£inal at 58. -r-"S 'I t Club Sunday. Both tilts are
Chipman c-on ... 11 lncncllW. ._.II '-"' ff f t . i b~ed for TeWlnkle Park at llm9'
haa a chofc. of ahootlnt for a bld to the unlvenfty • ,......._ • t 1.30.
M 1 • T•ah tn SJ -----------division or the coll... aectlon ef the forthcomlnt
NCAA champlonahlpa.
Coach Paul 0-..'s Panthers, 24-4 on the ....
ton, will problbly wind up In the college dlvlslen
this y .. r, he revealed at .Moftdty's fatheri"I ef
Orante County be..a..11 and track writers.
Chapman wouW he¥e a ..... shot at a.tint
the Pacfflc COlllt ravJenal .....,.... of the eel ....
poup and there la a poeelbility. they wlll be sfatM
at Anaheim Stedlum, May 20-2 I.
Othw pertidpatlne IChoofa would Hlcefy ,,..
elude the Unfve"'ty of San Frandtco, W•r State
(Utah), to name a few.
Chapmen won elfht ef nine ....-pl.,.. tfur-
lnt the Enter vacation period, lncludlftl a 21 ·1
tmaehint of Cal State, Lont leach. The letter la
ene ef four team1 to cWeat the Panthers thla year
and It the epperent wlruwr ef the CCAA.
0-..'s force. rapped out 11 hits In the ltl•t·
Int ef the Long IMch nine and there Qft be lftt ..
doubt that Chipman deterv• natlenal ranklft9.
The Panthers get their tupreme t•t April
29 when they Invade the University of Southern
California to face the nation'• number ene rated
force -USC.
And If you think 0.... produc• a w..cl smt ..
whan asked to tallc about this .,.ar't club, you
Mould ... the uplotlve 1rtn turned en wMn he
t.etlna to cenvene en pro.pects for 1967.
Four ef fl M starting pitchers wilt refvm and
enfy two memben ef the ,...ular Hneup wfll be
IOllt via 9raduatlon. The poor_. .. rnect run ev.
tra,. amont the pitchers Is • nifty 2.A.
Aa a team the Panthen are knockJnt the ball
areund at a .300 cllp ao thert appeera to be • lot
ef teed thlnea In 1tore for the tiny Orante cioll ....
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<:&lendar
April 13
YOUR CAR I
USO Harbor llvd., C.M.
546-5550
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At t"'-g th . M ""A. C!A_,_ • --Collecs. Tlfw Lftllt " w MvM> itt s.ur-.11, cc ...,._, 111 • a s er r on UC same a: enng onuoy, 04UWI n.IJA .~ "-"'• .. ri-(W •• _, 11' ,.,., ,...,., Teo (( lmlllll "' cord to replace ''Tyrex" track coach Howard Brubaker Told of how be bad to TWO TW••Tv <>-11 "" ..._. 11w Lett• 01r1 tH ,_, "' ord
recruit a member of the Doos' ba9eball team -G-..ry '."~\=n:',,'~"i!.':' ... ,..~~11":;: ~·.:,..: :~ ~:,> :~ c F~ •t• extra 11 Nor111 Zodda -to fill in spots on sprint and shuttle hurdle ,._ .._ ... Heu1ruo u1., tN> ~ Ett• 1G "~·• "' •
la cen lie rlgM ffltte If he *-lft -~ tW Huitt) 1" f>ateta you can have your relay teams tor the Southern Cal Re ys last week. L.,.~o omcK • AIM ..... name, tnJtials. name o( a
. Zodda, a former spike star at Santa Ana Val~y TM11110 u ca. • .,.r-. "'-'*" 2 ~fl(;o'!i~~ ....... lft> :~! product or company put on
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Place finish. And he oontributed heavily to the 4-40 r...,... 12 ' 0-1 111 IT"'"'• • .._.. • w """" ... ,.u Te JM It'• a aew u r. • v.,....,.. """ (1 H ,,..,., 117 PP•• <>II un ... fKlw. ··-" Mayt..... It'• a JlMLI Olds 88 relay quartet• runnerup placement. The founome ......, .,. .... <• a1t1eld11 m " •" " ,.. -,._.. . . • uiNo Ull:' ~ • lipped to a n ""A 42 S -not bad f or a matllb.ift -·p Mr. v1c11i. ,....., tN l'1tttt1 1• MIST .. ,, '* "''"'" ..... -"' .. "' But to the man wtio buys it t""'" • r -· 1"111 ,., ''" Mc111~1 1,. .,.,..., r-our lot at COSTA
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Included In Monday's eufoty of the latt lltob-
ert MontfOmerY, it waa capabty pointed out that
lob's dedlcatlen to Newport Harbor HitM School
wu two-fold -academic and athletic.
ft WH Moftttomery wM ~ to ... the
Tara back In the SunMt L .. tue and hla mi•lon
w .. accompllahed enly a few weeb before he waa
to die from a hNrt attack. tffwport will lie back
In t"9 Suntet loop In 1967.
He believed that Newport Herber beloftted
with the beat and for that rHaon he ltattled te get
t~ Sallora back In Orange County'• mMt ,,...
tltlout apo"9 circuit,
Montvomery w" an avid follonr ef achool
sports font before he w" appointed principal and
It w" an accepted fact that ) ·would ... him at vlr·
tvelly 9Very tehool athletlc function -beMball
.,...., baeektball cont•t1, toott..11 II"*• track
meett, etc.
Although popular opf nlon Indicated that It was
• mistake to put the Sailors back In SunMt LNfue
football opposition, lob atuck by his guns that play·
Int among the beat would produce better r•ults.
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It would then sffm fitting \hat the 1967 Tar
football team d~lcat• its 1eaaon to wt\at Bob Mont·
...mery worked and believed In -maklnt the Tara
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Mldlatt C..ll1n, Cvy Norlund • * Anatomy of 1 W1y of Uft .lotn b 1na. Tiit at11 ot •• 1er11I 1
le tlet1rmln1d to becomt tlle wotlcf• m Cl [l!lm[] C6fl&t -till hi~ ttytr end to win the Im of • Milt C6(fiiilifA INdy of tllt .,..ell
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WAR flott HEARTS-Charles Coll.ingwood reporta
tonight on "The other War in Vietnam" on Chan·
nel 2 in color at 10. For several weeu camen crews
followed tile procreaa ot the new joint United St.au.
South Vietnameae rural reconstruction procram in
Binb Dinh province.
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mottler oondudal thlt lilt 1111 rw Im ........ K 1way to rtt 111trrW.
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G)AplllloMda t:UOMll 1W 114 till... By RICK cl• BROW while, malntalna popularltJ,
with -David Janaaen eYtr oo 7:0088C-l111 ...-. (30 mlll.)lt:t1•ee11.....-(IOlll1.)"Tht HOLLYWOOD <UPI) -the run. It will be hick. and
w11111 Cn>nkrt•. I Oi:J.er War In VlltMlll. • Cllttt. e.i. You're sitting up there, way lt b.u one of the mo.t IOlid
O 8 AMric.a: (30 min) u]k ri ~~,:;::':.""'.,.::·high up. in your New York ol· au di.enc ea of tbt bome
Doullu, host "Tlt• Stael HMll... 1lltllt11e:t " Ille SOllll ~ Oce, deciding the tbinp that screen with the Hria bold· o llftmll no'"'"> • ttwt 111vtt ~if..., ldilll only the ulevilion network's hlg iu' own qaimt tbe 'fuel..
iJ T.uwrt %.Me (30 111la.) •• 1Mr1 is" llM ...... !11;n.,:~urten ca final· day night movies, and baiJd. • o.• t11t Miii• (JO 111111 ) , Q • ._.. ,._ .... cao ~· Tbi.a la the bil time. 'lbll lng its ratlnp lltreqth at.Nd·
, min > 11 :what you~• Men tralDal Uy u fam drifted bllct after at~. w..n " t11t ~ • On.,_,..: (60 •lit.) "A Tm for all your life. Thia la where being Iesa dependable earlier
m1" > Am&l'Dll Adwntura. 1n-" Rldlml Klllblt ... the ded&loiu are made. So ln the IU600.. EIJl)yul!IC*tl~ 111 111 re1•~•••CW. you think: e ~ s.r-"' '-11_... ,,., ._., ...... How m&DJ c b l ldren wU1 ANOTHER SURPRISE o..-. • CIO •-> '1\t '°' like "Batman"! And wbat "Combat'' ls yet another
1Cf111 '°'"'• about a aeriea about 1 cblm· surprise. Thia World War U fl•AMr.., • ... ._ panzee and 1 croa.yed loll? aeries of American aokllen
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w h • r • the deciliGGa are lea "12 O'Clock High " wblch 1Dlde, you have import.ant • • thinp fadnC you mi.Dute aft. la rather poor, and wu en·
"1111 er mlnute. But 1 look at IOIDe veloped in ~ mild fan fuss
of the prop-ama that hive Jut season when the oriainal
made tt. and will be back In star, Robert Lanatng, was
the comi.DC 1 e 1 1 0 n, abowl d r o p p e d in favor of Paul
that aometima a fellow bu Burke.
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the ~ntlrt Nuh family lo *It hlll'I 0111 dollar bills wtlen he It hi ....
on Ms Mzona "Sold~ mlllt. J, f'lt ol "'°"" to help et11en •M Ille tllt
O'M1ll.y runts. US. Tretsury Oepertmtflt btffltd.
8 ROU£R GAMES-UVE! D • 1111 T•lalit sa-: Joh11117 <:ltto11, host
a surprising knack o( sue.. While some viewers •ho
lng correctly what the publJc mow about the pow• of
will go for: rat inc s may be aurpriMd
about the return of the docu·
REAL GAMBLE mentary "CBS lteportl" 8er·
For example, it was a coo-iea, the answer limply is that
liderable gamble whether 1 tbe netwm>k get. grut pres·
good rating would be glnM!f· Uc• from it and knows there
ed by a television seriea sw· would be a terrific storm If
ring Robert Culp and B 111 this tut prime-time hour of
Cosby. who. as it happens, repllrl;J«beduled pubic
are, respectively, white and affairs Abject; was dropped.
Negro. But "1 Spy," their A couple of V1riety pr~
weekly secret acent hour, hu grams that aren't particular·
been a 1Uccas. ly tq ratlnp Stttera will aJ.
* Thunderbtrda vs. Hawaii
"The FBI," another n e w so come back ID the fall. One
Hria, a1ao bad aome indut-iJ the Daml1 Kaye show,
try expertJ wooderlng wbetb-wbldl bu decllned sharply ln
er it could get good ratln&I -qu.allt;J and unbapp 11 y ls
becluae of its toulh opposl· aervtnc to erode 10me of tbe
tion , the Walt D ts n e y pro-tranendoul repuation of ti,
gram and Ed Sullivan's v• stc'. And the other aeries ls
riety outing. But the n1tlonal Uw of ADdy Williams, which
audience remarkably h a s will be IWitched from Mon-
managed to show its llking da,1 to Sunda,s, following
for ill three aeries. Disney "Bonam&" on the NBC·TV
· 0 ...... : -sai.wt" Dlfl W" and Sullivan remain Itron&, autwnil acbedule. n ......... Q' 1111 l ~re) 'SS-8111 ~ °"' Dll-and "'Ibe FBI" bas found ill A number of long-run tele.
liOuri> • " """ LAI Monttlt, Carol lllldw7. own niche, with Efrem Zim· vi&ioa bits, meanwhile, have
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Ql 8 n. .__ Wtllt: (30 U. 8 ..._ ..,... Amdlt Mt. r baliJl Jr., tbe former star of come to the end of the rold
1111n.) Jadi Slllfnl. lat. "'hul 9.,.. <_,.,,, '43-Tuma• 8tJ, "Tl Sunset Strip," provinc this seuon. Dick Van Dyke
11n Tra11." 1.1:11e11e111e: -n.,... ,..... (Id· blJ atrenctb u a video dr1w. and hiJ crew 1re quitUng vol· Mun AND JEFF ly Al Sml ..
fJ) et.. c.i.t Ylftturt) '42--Motlly Wool111. "Batman," of course, wu untariJ1, WIDtine to bow out ----------~-tD u.u """*'..., e .._"II"" .. _..(*'" an instant hit. and so wu while they CIJl still have --M\DJa.---l'M--~---AIOUT'-----••OH-,-H&-CAH--T-BE_SE_Ri_IOC __ .JS __ J ..
ID u..... E.llr1lla ml) '46--Stl¥t!I Gtny. "Daktarf," the African-set some pride.Jn the series. and ouo .-.. c•~l Ale~ .. _, ... s -~·-A oass1NG show about the chlmp and the also b e c 1 u 1 • most of the "'~ "'.._ ~, '' "'°'° 1 n'\
l:lO I> 8 n. 11111 a... Mtr. <50 l:• D 8 Wiii -.it <JO llill.) cro1Hyed lion. But "Daniel principals hope to go on to HE HAS A UTn.E BLACK FANCY!
nun l "•llCY WlltcMl •"d Jeck Ktulch· 1:10 G MMr. .,._ ,,.. • .., No Boone" continues to surprise, bigger things in movies and --~--DATE SOOK
•n 1uut ,.,.. ldr•1111> •41-watter l'ldrto11. turning out to be ooe of those elsewhere. Shirley Booth is FORGIRL.S!
O (I Or. ID"8rt II: (30 min l ·~ Maur ... O'Hara. 1low-1tart1ng Westerners that w I n d l n g up a1 video's
Glft of Love." Part II ot lour 111m 1:15 e ...,..: "Te lllarrJ • Liit" a network program executive "Hazel." Raymond Burr hu
Rl9ttt. With frtd A11alre •lld Lim (dremi) 'M-41tyma Loy. is wise to let the audience tried his last case as "Perry :~~Kilt's 11...,: !lO min) ''Walty 1:30 II lttn .,....,, LIUI grow into, assuming Its aver· Mason." The "Ou.le and Har·
for Congrtu .. Capt. Binrt111nt011's I 2:00 .. All..lfiCM ....... : • .,,.. C11(1 ace level ls seven years old. riet" show. that I t i r r I n '
hero 1rn11e Is destroyed w!ltn the Ar....,. (drama) '4~k• Ftye. Fesa Parker, once the Davy drama of real life, bu ex.
German toldttl'l h1 routed •11 un. ''nit w .... _. ae "...,. (dra· Crockett lm1ge, la the hero pired. And "Ben Casey" an~
muhd u McH1lt's men. ma) ·~7-Mn SlltrWan. "tilt. ,.. here. "Dr. Kildare" have turned in
CD TIM Mtn Crllflll SllOW: (90 min.) T•• • Vteltitt~ (myittry) '31-"The FuCftlve,'' m e a n· their acalpelJ.
Conv .. tioft.n r1tty procram. Plttr lonL t--------------------I
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1:00 m (9 cmmtl C..llflnli.-tlla Meet: 1.000 "fW restdtnts U'OU tll•
bofdtt Into Call1oml1 mry 24 houri. Thtrt mutt bt 1 aood rttt011.
Cdw1n Ntwrn1n conduc1s 1 wturt.,,,nd tour to ltit ·~n" as wfll n •out•
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t·JO m ~ StllliOft lft "" M l•" m "allllJ ....... (CO!Mdy·dttllll)
• (ldv.nture·drame) '49-JMft Huth I '46-l'tter lntord, Jtftftffer Joflta.
•· Arttlur Franz. I 1:JO ID (9 .,, ..... (drarne) '55-0ltt
10:00 O .. .._.,. (drtm1) '38-Bette Boaudt.
Onb, Henry ronda. • I J:JO D ... Ad" ........ (4ttN) ...
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A LITTLE MATTER OF
WISHFUL THINKING?
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Scouta of Pott 198. 1pomored by the Costa Mesa
Police Department, show bow their knowledge of
.f.i.nt aid will be applied durinl the May 13 and 14
Scout-0-Rama to be held at the Orange County Fair·
grounds. Their "patient" ta 8-year-olcl Jimmy Sanp,
son of Coet.t Mea Police oUlcer Wllllam Savage,
the Exp>orer Post adviler. AUendiD& Jimmy (from
left) are Bob Kredel, Nico JO•wtDI and Kip
Kinninp.
Tuesday, A~rll 12, 1%6 L>All y PILOT /Ne*'· Prtu J 9
the At:Otosphere 1-c-.. ~-,:~-~-~rm-.:-...... -
Reitaurateur ~rites Success Story
'lc1"--,.,. ..... 'HE VNOEllSIGNIO ... ,_...... O'•
tlty tllet Wt trt to!IO\ld9"' • Miii a~ "'-'Y bualnen er ll07 ••Y"'lf'f ,..,.. 1111•. ANlltlm, Celltor•le, 11fl4ler lflt flco
tltlout firm ntme 111 MAatON MIL.I. ANO IUP,L Y COMPANY aN lllat M~ By JACK O. BALDWIN of lln&erlng on bil A's ii a waa busy tlnwbere. '°°· twm 1, e-~ 01 1111 101iow1ne ..,..,..
LONG .. • . ( clut to bis Texu·born herl· In 1962, ht opened the =: ~~. ':-01~~ • .'~!.!11~ ., ,. .. 8~CH AP) -On taJe Hia father "was a fine "Cutaway" ln Burbank the w111'-w.111: ... ·~ ""'•fl<.e ._.,.. ~}WO-lane COW>try nad 12 oJd ient.Wmen° who traveled "Pieces of El&bt" tn Mirlna "';~~ A.at!:'f~~~·~:~'"~n1o11 A-
•lUJU outside • mkS-weatern throufhout Te111 II a wbol• del Rey and the ''Cutaway" l'ull<trlOI'. Coll!Qrnlo
'tamall t~k llof a ~!~ r~ aale food 1aleaman. His moth· in Jack London Square . ln A:l,~N,~!: °"' Mnd• '"'' 11" MY -'
uran uwn •puu-., r-.u-er helped the famlly1flnanct1 Oakland. ' :,'~''riot~:.'::~
road ties and weathered trel· by teaching piano in their In the year ju1t ended be STATE o" CAuFoitN•A 1 tie tlmben It dOM a futu-0 h couHTY oF ou.HGE 1 .. ti b · , __ · allaa home. Young Dave opened two other atmoap ere-ON '"'' "" •r t11 Apru, ~.o. "'*· c us.,._s. helped by contributing money loaded restaurants· Tbe "Cast Mfw• ,..., Mlrtll• C•rnenua. • Notery When David. 1'alllchet aaw • nd 1 1 Pvbll< '" en11 for ,,,. ••Id C01111ty 1!'4
lt h got u-•t earned as a newspaper CIP-a~ayu in-Saft Matto, a 0 • ltllt, ~ .... 1Mnf11, dlllY commluio...
e an -· rier boy lo 1-g Sp--'·b motif th• " alld 1"'"' .,.,-.uy •PP«ertd wii. That back in 1952 · Wm a .w. • ~ llam Welkar end FrM Stott,_n know"
At th waalo of ·~ "''· ·, ... __ RESIGNED "Gate of Spain,. in Santa .. ,... to .,. ,.,. ---.. "•"'" e c se ..._ 11 .. -. . Monica ""Y .uOt<•lllff .. "" w1"'1" '"''"'" cross~ nearly ta mllllon. Afte~ realgning u the La-On the drawing board• are :=;.:,;ld1,:C-.~..,,... "'•1 ,,...,
Tallichet (rttymt1 w l t b layette 1 manager in 1969 and pl""• for "at leut 10 u r •N w1TNH5 WHl!ltEOI', 1 11aw ,.,.... *"•rm-") ot ..__ I~ to .... __ aft th ... 1111to "' my Nnd •"41 llflx" MY Oflf• •v" "" t YIV NU Cl'9-LIM-yeara er e IUCceSS• more " clal wal Ille dey ,,,. -,.er In ltllt Ctr· at~. a rutaurant, or raater a ful opening .of the "Reef.'' on~ will be located In Mil· ~;~:'ti ''"' ...,. !•111•11.
It.ring of reatauranta, serve Talllcbet ag11n brou&bt more waukee and another high in M•""-c.,,,.,.11u1
IOOd food and aunound the atmosphere to the harbor the hills in OakJand overlook· ~r._ er':".!!''°" r.-,t'"
diners with plenty of atmos· area. ThJs time he chose a lng tbe San Francisco Bay Pvbllthtd °''"" coe11 oa1rv ""11ot. phere. most unlikely spot on the San 1'be dtsigner-developer has A11t11 n. "· ,. •Ml May ,, 1"6 m.u
II.A.NAGER Pedro "'.aterfront. He picked plAns for a Spani1b • theme LEGAL NOTICE
In 1958 wbile aervtn1 u a water a edg~ locaUon not restaurant with banquet fa· __ __._ ______ _
m 'ot th ' ·• far from the harbor's rough cWti for 1 000 to be built ,.,..,. ai:iager e wa11)'ette Ho-d t h kid d • ea ' CHT1,.1cu1 o"" aus1111us tel tn Long Beach, the young an ou~. s rfl'!' an ,,open at the Loa AngelH Interna· ,1cttttew ",.,. ,._ man with an idea (h u eU the Porta o Call res· tional Airport An earphone THE uNoERSIGNl!O .,., 11ere11y ee.-e w taurant . ""' '"'' we ••• <OllCIU<tlne • bu•l-tben 35) created the harbor · at each table In tbr lounge ., 1m Monrovi. A-. Co•'• -·
area's first atmospheric res· "' 1963, •till sticking to his will allow customers to eaves· ~·'~t';~,.~~c': ~~t.":';E,~G"'«t,
t.turant -"The Reef II It fol· idea that people love atmoa· dr-Op on plane-to-tower COD· and lhtl wk1 firm •• COtnllOsed of tfl•
l...... • h Talll h-" ted th ti l611owlno --•· wtlolt -• In lvll wws a Polyoe&ian theme. P ere, c ~ crea e veraa ons. •nd r>1a< .. ., rttklenc• .,. •• '°''-" 1-----------1 Th "' u n I q u e and picturesque "-"' e Imaginative youthful "Ports 0, Call Vlllag ., ad z STORIES Jemn T. D•vkfwl. w c.e,,,., "'""•
Coast Talent
On Stage in
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World of Adventure'
Preparations Begin
For Scout-0-Rama
Full Study
Of UFOs
Proposed
restaurateur chose a moat un e • B h Talllcb t · A""""""' " Cott• Meal. c.111 "'" 1 ti • jacent to the waterfront res· In Long eac , e is ROOtfl •· Ject<men. 1"0 Lltffft' 11&e Y loca on for bia first ta t awaiting the erection of two o.iv •. H11nt11>9ton IH<"· c .• 111, venture Scoffers laid be was uran 'tori to th Int w•TNEH 0ur 11endt '"'• 111" e1av ot .. · A late b d ted more 1 ea e erna· A1>r11. ,,.. nut.s." year r e epar tlonal Tower -1-teat cloud Jarne• T. O.vldten
lie picked a corner of a fthrom thet SoeduthtoSead llCaland scraper on the waterfront nATE o,,"~7 .. ~it~~~m•" > man made pier -at.eel _ .. th eme, ur. n. war pe ""Ii couNTY OI' 01tAHGE , n ~~ wi Cod country and came ups .. , ne. oN THIS 111h der o1 Apru, • o. dredgings from the ocean bot-'th th N E land led On top of the 36-story struc· ""· Mlv•• rnt. JoMPll £. Devi• .• No-tom · Lo B ch Harbor W1 e ew ng sty Talll b t' int-.. to build t•rv Publlc '" and tor t11e M id county 1? ng ea · "Yankee Whaler" restauranl ture c e o::.uus •~d St••"· rttldl"O 11\~1111. dvrv c..,,,.
The filled surface wu do~ It, too 11 located on the water· a fashiona~le revolving res· :,iuJ':".:!. a~ ~-:'idi:'::a'~o~B.
with br~ken musael shells front of tbe San P·-'-o main taurant lilllllar to that placed Jackman known 10 "" 1o M 1i.e "''°"' and dried •tarf1'ah o::ui~ atop th• Space N-...11e at Se """',. ....,,., "' wbxr111tc1 io ti.. w111 .. HOLLYWOOD -Newport CHJCAGO (UPI) -Tb e . 0 • entrance channel ... · """ • 111 1ru1rumtnf, .,.., •tltnowlaOgecl 10 me m ho '--. Against a backdrop of port· altle He expects Lo complete '""' lh•Y t•P<:\lltd "'" um•. Beadl aad '.-.... Beech tal· 11cket aalea begin t b 11 ty Fairground.a in C o a ta an w may ... ,ow mo r e able oil dr1'lllng rigs amok -RESTAURANT It by. nu·d aumm•r of '66 •N w•TNUS wHut EoF. i "'"~ ,,,,... a-.--M about ''il)1D1 1aucer1•• than • • .. I n • "' . 11n10 ~I rny "'""' alld attl•od my 0411· ent wl1 be tn evidence at the week for tbe annual Orange eu. anyo-_, __ · -·'d M 0 n d a v Ing 1llips' funnels and dock· A year ago Talllchet open· Dave Talllcbet harbors a (1'-1 -' ,"" Illy •1141 v.1 •• 1" "'" Ct•· • • card -..IA..I ..... _...__. UV c:av -°' a l.A , I llO!t f r\I a bOvt wr lttn. Ivar Tlleeter tonlgbt wttb the Empire Area Council Scout, en --.acv u._ -~night be bu recorda CJi at .-e gantry cranes, Talllchet ed his fourth restaurant in yearning for the future -10FF 1c1AL SEALI Cll'ft'n• CJi Noel Coward'• <>-Rama. wboM theme th.la 40,000 spectators are upect. leut 30 well documented chole a spot with a picture-the Loa Angele& Barbor -"Some day I'd ~ke to pack ~~~ ~u.i?.;~11,.,"1'
"Prt te'U¥et.. year 11 "Wide World of Ad· ed to attend the Scout.(). UFO afptlnp which "I have window outlook on the grow. the "Bay of Naples." 'The es· my razor, toss m an extra Prlnc1t>e1 Office 1n
"'pla ...•. .':-1. •--M k venture." Rama, which will rtvin DOt been able to explain " tq Long Beach skyline acrosa tablishment ii deeply steeped shirt and when you news· ~:'r-~~': E:qr'"
The y, wun.-u •-• ar Bill Card of eo--ta A · the wbite<apped waters of in Italian atmosphere paper guy1 bead out for Sai· JuM 21. "" Herron •--Jud-Pet-Cb·-h en ...,.., na, Scouting, Explorer and Cub Dr. J. AJlen H)'Dek, bead ol the bay Du · \11W II T0alli h t go Timbuktu or wherever Publl•llt<! Or•• coe.r 0111"' "'°'· • ua..• "'" .... --... chalrman of tbt Scout.(). the utrooom departm t t · ring ,, , c e n, , Aprn 12. tt, ,. ,,,., Mey >. ••u 571.U
of Corcaa del Ms kl the cut. Rama said that more than activities ranging from Cub Northwestemy Univer&il en .!s In the eight year1 to !ol· was a Bl7 pilot completing you go. I'd like to tag along
Olurch formerly was a mem· 10 000 'boys will participate ln Scout "fun games" to Explor· the Air Foree' a chief ci,naui. low the sight of Talllchet bus· 21 missions over Europe. To-for the fun of it.'' LE'GAL NOTICE
btt ol Soulll Coast Rtpertory ~event. scheduled for May er Scout interests of national tant on UFOI since lMt, Wng among the docb and d!Y tbe ex-captain own~ ~nd Perhaps I~ Tallichet's "se· ----------
ed UCLA 13 and 14 at the Orange Cowl· defenae bualneu and adence. aald 10 of the _._tin were piers of I.he waterfron~ would flte& bis own cockpit b1·wmg cret dream is to be found CHT1,..cu:·~r ausi111us and appear in the • ..... w.p become a common 11gbt -Stearman. the explanation of why he ae-"""'-"'"" .._
Theater Group production of 1'1cbt aales will be f r o m by acleatiltl and bilbJy train-u common as the scene of "1 wished I bad more time leded some of the exotic flf~ .. ,~~~~ .. ~~u~n:O: ';",,:~~~,..
"Ob Wbat a LoYely War!' door-to-door. They are '1 eel penou. hundreds of seagull.a sunning to Qy. Somehow thtre juat theme• around which to build moc1111u11on bu,1,,.., ., 1co Renc1o1;
AltOCilM produm-for the 'Yum Yum' each and children under 11 He urg.ed the federal IOV· themselves on t h e rocks doesn't seem to be enough bis romantic hideaway•. ~;:~.:4»~~ ~~:ir~~·· "~:'";.:,.,.
will be admitted to th Scout-enunent .o cornmilll• an n· abounding the "Reef." time," bemoans the former Running an S8 million-a-of ENGINEERING Moo1F1CAr10H s~w, one of eight planned by ().Rama free. Prizea •will be amtw, independent acientlf· Today at 43, be ii tall, alen-Eighth Air Force plloL year business leaves little ~!,"4:,Y ,:_"" .:.::.,1:,:14 ~;:.,,'',.::
King-Roberta Enterpr 11 e 1 T A diti• awarded to top scout ticket le study of unidentified ilYlnl der, handsome and wears And little wonder. time to travel to far-away I••-"' tun •"" place cf '"'°'nee ••
wbicb is leasing the Ivar, is 0 . u on salesmen. objects. . . Jhirts with Fr~ncb cuffg While the young man with I places - so be has brought .. '::..'°.::v ':~~;,..,lo, JACll Tv\tlft Aw.
Rrid Lowden of Balboa Is-The Orange Empire Ar•• Hynek, in an interview bound by modest llnk1. an idea was busy opening five them close to home to elim· c~re MHI. C••H 1 ...., fr 1.1. -·1...·-ban E ton u 1. l ha · · Wl1HEU my 11411'4 f~ • tlfl Cl•Y ot land former ooproducer of Auditiona for roles in the Council of Boy Scouts in· om U49 •'""" vans DD s ow speech, hia bit harbor area restaurants he ioate the travel time. Aprll. , ...
the Orange County Theater in La~ Playhouse's forth· clude1 seven scout dlltricta hoadme Mondayt.be nig~~,, ~ be n An o/c~~~;o':N1~1"1'° 1
Tustin last year cominc production ol "Under compriaed of units iD Garden m • recommc:uuauon lo cov~rv oF oR•NGE 1 H
Homer Gree~ ol Lagu-the Yum Ywn Trfle" will be oro.ve Orqe SaMa Ana ~~~dAnned Servloea tit~~. T::,~~ ~:-.: ~ 1t:~:: ~·0 .. 0~~~;
fta, Set ..-lgntr &Clr Ul9 .. ~ ' • I U. t OfO, _ _. niter, Waahi•-last Week ittlt, ruldl"11 """"'· Cl\lly c.omm1n ...... -..· I ........ F ~ C:.u..A.ad from 2 to 4 pm ""··tin' El T • w--• . '-VU.UUU.W. urin& bearings in Mesa's G1· g1· Home show Openi· ng PUblk In .... for Ille w ld COtlftlV ....
tlval ot "--11 -ormtng at the playhouse, 319 Oceen Seal B e a c b ff-+& .. ---.-. • " ,,,., owon1. .... -..nv _,.., ,.,,.. v~•• t-• '' n---i. • --.-fl>Ony M Clrtllo "-lo me lo be the tame fllDC'don for the Ivar Ave .• Laguna~· Beach. Newport BMcl!t, i.. T R . IN per-.mote"'"'' •• wbtcrlbtd ,.
compamy. ·~ Doac Bowe baa an· ..... Buell, Costa Mesa, s.. .. .. 0 e1gn at Set Wednesday Nz.ght ::-,.:'"'~~'1":'"=e:~..:~~ nouncect that tbere ii a poui· Juan captatrano and San a. At Melodyland fH w1TNEu wHrREoF. 1 ,,. ... .,.,..
L.llU of ~-.i..t---"-the te univ Mt my r..nd tnd atfl~fd my effl. -1 YUUU-. .......... , men . H Sh clal Kt l ·~· d•Y Ind ., .. , lft "'" Ctr· four peril The. comedy calla ome ow ti~• rtnt .--ltten.
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BALIOA TllATRE
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e .ENDI TONIGHT e
HMUSIC MAN"
'1.AUllEL & HARDY'S
LAUGHING TWENTIES"
e aTARTI WED. •
for two ~ and tin> women. ANAHEIM -Singer-danctr · Tbe 12th. annual Orange I The sponsoring Orange 10«1<1•' k~•td G ~·
"Y1m1 Yum Tree" will open Jullet Prowse, impressionist County Home Show, two-and· County Builders Association N01•1Y "1it1•1<<•11tornre
Jlme 1 for at kut t:hre.e Rea.ding Set Frank Gonhln, linger Buddy SANTA ANA-Gigi Dahl of •·half times bigger than It 11 billing thl1 year's show as ~~~~~~~~· '"
weekt at the playboule. The · Greco and The Co-Eda, a new Tustin, repreaenting C o 1 t a was in 1954, open• Wednes· "four shows in one," w i t b .,., '""'""''''°" uprru
tbeeter hi currently preparing •inliDI sroup, headllna th e Mesa, IUJ'Vlved competition day night at the Orange Coun· mobile home, outdoor vaca· l"vbll>MG ~~~1~°''' D•"Y Pnor .
for April 20 opening o1 ''In· For 'Voi·ce' openi.Dc of The Juliet Prowse from ten ·other Orange Coun· ty Fairgrounds. Uonland, interior decoration Aprn it. "· i. •nd M•Y '" ,, .. J7J.tl
berit the Wtnd." Show tonllbt at Melodyland ty beauties and a collapse of Doon will be open Wednes· and new products exhibitions. LEGAL NOTICE
Drama Slated
At Marywood
'lbealre. the It.tie to be crowned day, Thursday and Friday The interior decoration ex· ----------
Readings for "Voice cl the 'I'.be lbow wDl be prtMnted Queen of the 1968 Orange from 5 to 11 p.m. and on Sat. hibit, called "Fub.ions of In· Nor1c1 o, nun11-s SAL•
Turtle," the next pl'Oductiaa a1tbtJ1 at 1:30 throup Fri· ~unty Home Show Monday urday and Sunday Ir om tenor Deslgna," is the newest °" 11.ev 5, 1111~.t'!~ 10: .. •'<lodt
of the Costa~ avtc Play· daJ, with two Saturday ..... rught at the Saddleback Inn. 11 a.m to 11 p.m. addition to the Home Show. A.M .• , ,.,. Nor'lll Main "'"'· S11l1•
house. will be held SUodq at 1:30 ud 9:30 p.m. and two Mill Dahl. 19, obviously · Nearly 70 000 square f@et li;.1"u,,:::,.~:.:CS~ N~~.A~ .. c:~Ho;~~
and Mond.ty at Com1uault7 •Sunday, Sand 8 p.m. the crowd favorite, will pre-of i'ndoor and' outdoor •xhl'blt ~"' 1u~r !!>• oeecr~ofl('"''v' moo. •. ~" een•--uditort ........ """ 'd th A rU 13-11 h ~ "CIW" w. •Oii"' ..... ev °"'"°· ~ ... ua a um OG ---· 51 e over e p o~e . space will be taken up by the D•tld .,,., wit. I nd rttoro.d JUIY JO. 1"3.
ange Ciounty hirgroundl. !show at the County Fa_ir·1rungs. a!te.r emitting protest· Show. ~ 1!.oc~~7!1~:K~;:; ~~,,:~O::,~
ORANGE -"The Young Director Patl Tambellini an-grounds in Costa Mesa With i.ng creaks, suddenly drop-Some of the world 's largest l(alltornla. Glvtn lo •Kur• en I_,..,.
and Fair." a drama by N. nounced that Teadm.11 will be i her two princess~s. Marlene ped a foot, causing all five to mobile homes will be display-:!: !:.:!ivo~..:' :.1csv D1H~~w.;"H~,,.~~
Richard Nash. will be present· held Sonday at 2:30 p.m. lllld 1Lemon1, 18. Miaa Garden flail their arms for balance. led at the mobile home show ' so"" In<.• O.•••••• Cotp bv , ... ..,.. ed b -... er:Uor cl:""" of Monda -" • ""'--Grove and DeAnna Cream-· o• '~• t1nam of uri.111 e411roe11oto, ... y fl.I"' I _,, . y -0 p.m ... _ ... are 11' Mi 0 But Miss Dahl survived the Everything for the outdoor cured fi-.tiy, ""'la of wlllcll ... , ..
Marrw14 tbrou~ 1Hi7 ~thel ,,~~ parta fOI' two womea and a er in ~ti~n ~:"g:~r crown near·miahap. which occurred campeT will be exhibited at 1~~~11';,ec~:O:· ;::r :!9e0o<,~;--.,: 6 " uu..,..;· man. just mom•nts aft•T she was the ou·tdoor vacationland d'1s .. 1e1 Offic~r RotOn11. Noc.eell, inc. wiu tlon of )lerywood drama in· and a rose bouqurl, Miss . " " · · · "" .1 pubnc 1uc11on 10 ,,,. 111Q,,.•t -~to u ..... ..,.._....___ The wartime love lfor7 bf Dahl WU awarded a three· crowneC: by Carroll. play. ~ ror m 11. PtY•I>" In rewM ._.Y
••na; r ..... , ~UJMllJ, the late Jolm van Druten will "I' thr'lled .. h id F bed of ,,,. U•lled Stain •• tlle time oil "'~-tim ,_ • ·ts t th CJ·.1-DI • ....___ ENDS TONIGHT day Lu v.egu boUday by the m so L • I e .. • urnis model rooms ..... wlll\Otll wtrranty .. ,. '""· -~ e a 0
• p.m. opeo 1 e YA: & ...,._ Orqe County Bulldera As-about winning the conteat. decorated by 1ome of South· '"'" 0• encumbl'enctt. 111t '""""' _.
'lbundand 7 15rf ttuwghSunSad:at~!M June ~.'.....~~ea.ta soclatlon. "I'm just 10 thrilled." em California's finest inteTlor :~ !!:':--o1 ';'~,,~r"' ... 1~.,r,z•:: : p.m. on y . .1.uc era uniallCT a &U•• --wn-DON KNOTTI J•... th -1-' Mi D bl h decorator• w1·11 highlight the follow&ne _,,_ .,.._rtv. ,_.,, Lot school is located at 2811 Villa -It wU1 be the '-al IN -· u e evew.ug I pro-ss a , w o measures . "· Trt<t 456s. " -Map record.ci '" & "IOllNG • IOEING" o....J Dri ,_ Oran _,,. , ~-~· THI GHOST AND ceedinp had reached their 37-23-35 live• in Tustin but lnteTior decoration exhibit. 10011 1u . P-• u •nd " t11 M11c.e1o '1!~•Bl!!lm!=====~i;.._~=~~v~e~111~~~~ge~.==;l IJ'OUP 1 unu producSjon. peak. with the queen and her repreae~ta Coat.a Mesa. Hundreds of products for the ~'.'9C':.11~i.: ~tci:::• :,:;::ro: ~;:';
• uet Day• "The Grtat
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Northwest" -STARTS WED-
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LIMl;TED INQAGIM~NT
£venlng1 7:0 (All leat1) $2
Matinee lund.ay S2
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ENDS TONIGHT
JAMEi GARNER
MllllNA MllRCOU"I
IAND"A D.aa
IN
"A MAN COULD
GET KILLID"
ALIO ANN MARGlllT
"MADE IN PARIS"
ITART& WEDNHDAY
Mlt. CHICKEN two princesses on 1tage with Misa Dahl ~a also a contest. ~ome, from
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building mlllate:rb· ~i::,~io.;~~c':.':~·b"a,,.,"'1!.,..,~ 1;
ALIO Home Show Producer George ant for the Miss Orange Couo-,1als to app lances, w e ,,.. Tru•'"' e<1vanc:tt. " any, ulld~
AUDIE llltUR~HY Colouris and chairman Bi 11 ty pageant, to be held in Ana· sho~ in the New Product! ~'::i 1;;:;,~ ;: ~:":.~· P~1'~:!1 '~ I H Carroll the stage's underpin· helm Sunday. April 24. pavilion. nol• MCUrlld t>v uld dHcl. whll lnte,...rt "GUNPOINT" I 1 tt>ereon trom Julv IS. ltU, u In Mkl note end t>v l•w provided. D•trel: Aorll 4, 1964.
TECHN1ctlt19
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ALIO
LIHLIE CARON
IN
"PrtOMISI HER
ANYTHING"
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MAT. WED. 1 ft.M.
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SI'S U1 Publhlled Ora~• Cotsf Delly l"llot, Apr II ll, "· 26, 1'6' •1 -44
LEGAL N<Yl'ICE
lt41' NOTICI 01' TRUSTll'S SAL.I Mt. IU On May 4, lt'6, •I 11 ·ot O'Ctoclt A.M, 1t Soutl\ Front Enlrtntt to Ille Or•noe Co1mty Courtt>ouse City of Sa"'• Ana, Ctllfor11la. SOUTHLAND COMPANY, It Truslt• 11Mlfr Ille dHd of lrull mldt by KE NNETH M. MC PHERSON end l<A· llEN H. M( Pl'iERSON, ll11•band .....
Wiie, Ind rec:orcMd OctoMr 27, 1'M, In
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ti Or•-County, c'111toml1. gl-:on to 1ec:vre an lnotbled"en In f&vor ot. lll!V• Ell LY HILLS FEDERAL $AVINGl ANO LOAN AS$0C IATION. a United $tetet Corpotet Ion. "ow owned an« held b'f llEVfRLY HILLS FEDERAL SAVINO& ANO LO.AN A$SOCIATION by rtaoon of IN b-h Of certeln oDllgal'-teeurtd tMrebv. llOll<• 01 wt>lclt wn reconMd Jenuery '· ltt.t, I• llook nn. ~•oe 176. ti .. ., Offlclal Rt<Ordt, will Mii et pub<
lie 111cllon to Int hlOhtll llidder for
c.atll, peya~lt In l&wf\11 m-v of '"' l•nlitd ~,.,., •' !M llmt OI 'tie, wltlt. oul warrontv a• lo llllo. poueulon or t11eurncranc:u. IM 1nt•ro1! tonvttyecl '"
I •!Id now ~•Id bv •• d T ruat" under
... Id ~ ol Tru1t. '" •nd ,,, •llt tel· lowlno dHcrlbtCI. pr-rty. fO·wll: OR· ANGE COUNTY Lot ll of T rAtl No. ?Of •• per meo rteorlttd In 8-7&. PaQ# SO Of Mh·
ctll•-t M•Pf. rtcordt of stld C011n-ly 1 MORE COMMONL V l<NOWN AS: ~o TowM itrttf, Coile Moe. Ctll·
tornlt , for Ill• purpoH ol peylno obllDtllont M<Vrtd by w ld Ot«I lncluCll"O fH .. I cl\arr.tt u>d tK~nH• of IM Trusttt. tdvencu. It eny, undtr l~t ltr"" or uld
Ot t!!, IM•rt" tlltrtO'l anti 11.ltt 71 II\
I unpt kl prln<lpel of II,. nQlt •tcvr«I by
••Id Ot•d. wll~ l"ltrt" l~•rt<>n from S•ol•"'~' s 1•6\ .•• In H HS "°'' •nd b" l~,v crttv1'1•'
Ott~ Aprll \ l•<I.'
"'" n.M. ..... , tu• ~ "'"' GIGI WINS AGAIN -Costa Mesa entry Gigi Dahl (centrrl '' ai; crowned Quern
of th<' Ora nge County Home Show Monday night at Santa Ana'i; Saddleback Inn
Her princesses are Deanna Creamer (left ), Miss Orange, and Marlene Lemons
(right), Miss Garden Grov e. The Home Show opens Wednesday at 5 p.m.
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Meea Del Mar. $175 mootb,
Eve. 54>5414
TUBACH REALTY
!ml Harbor Blvd.
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WIFE INSURANCE
Jn.sure be1' ha.ll'>iness in
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del Mar home. Dining
room with fireplace, dress-
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f'flCloeed front yard &. tun·
ti me OOYered pat.io. Price
$32,950.
CALL 646-0'.!61 FOR
"SMILING SERVICE"
1873 Harbor Blvd. C.M.
Evrt. 545-5142 962-2558
YOUR REWARD
""°'· barOwood noon, ~ oal1 SlM per J'ftl'· Wide
Clplll term.. See DOW· Tbia ia
)Qr lblnq hoar. Kl ~
FU.Upper
M&mwl~ona
kilw' .. }at. TU.I f Ul\Uy
kitchm. Mrdwood Goan,
lathe • plu&er. llrlCed
1wd. All on a ~ ~
lloed ltreet. Do • little
wen ...s re1p henct!eomt
reWrnl. ~ Jul& su.ooo.
T1'y No DOWN G.l. or JDini..
lllUlll down T JU.. ~t
Kl Ha
D HARBOR BLVD.
KI um 0pen· »res.
WALKER & LQ
GLEAMING
Hm'dwoocl Roon
WANT THE ADO~!
Owner la anxioua to tell md
80 a.re ft. Thia 2 bdrm ..
squeaky dean home is on
an Eutside ~ large fftOUih
foe another unit. 'Ibe price
ii only $1.S.SOO IO call \II
e ND ....
646-3907
494-4229
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
3 Bdrm ~. cpl, ONl It
dean lar(e f~ yard.
quiet location. $16,750 Duy
tenna.
DING IAT.
2 bdrm, with dble 1ara1e,
~ R·2 lot. Sll,950
Wells-McCardle
REALTORS mo Newport Blvd.
C.M. 548-7129
5 IEDROOMS-
$34,900
Uke new oonditioo • 2,600
sq. ft. cl ddigbt.tul Uv1ng.
FORMAL DINlNG ROOM.
3 batt.. huti;e -.lie 1n clot..
ets. loads of storage It even
a ~ peUo with a piac:e
fol' t.eenacen to dance. l.t 's
p-eat • ~ it today. Owntt
may tnde for lllTl&ller hol:nL.
Wallrtt • l..ee, *3 WfSt•
clif1 0r. 646-m1 0pei EMa
*TRADE
Larae equtty in deluxe tri·
plex, 2 bedrooma ea.ch. Ex·
~iooally dean. Fully
leeaed. Near Balcer and
Harllor. P.,ymenu only
n 83 pet' mo. f'OR okier' 2
or 3 bedroom heme East·
5lde C.M.
W. E. lachenmyer
Rltr. ll!60 Npr. Blvd . C.M .
~ ENN 673-4;)77
BEST INVFSTMENT
In West cliff Arn
in Newport Beach
;/)over
from $26,700
Call 642-3360
BALBOA ISLAND
DUPLEX near IOUlh Bay, 2
IJdrm6. eech. lge. Uv. nna.
le din. aree. fireplace, fruit
le rear patlm. fumiahed •
B~ BUY.
"C'' Thomas Realtor
224 W. Q>ut Hy 548-5511
Npt. Bct1. Evea. 54.5-5643
OCEAN FRONT • new Du·
'pl~x close to prer • • $75, i:>O
BALBOA COVES • 4 Be, 3
Be, aocommodate 60' boat
................... $116,000
OCEAN FRONT· l BR.
completely furn, exc beach
.................... $50,500
George Williamaon, rutr.
OR 34350
King Size UvinCJ
ROOM. 2 BR'a, 2\.t ba. An
adult home on a wide Ir-
vine Terrace Ave. Set • '39
Avocado $46,850.
CURT DOSH, Realtor
1730 w. Coe&t Hlahway
642-6472 EVES 673-3468
M06t Uvable. usable. hand·
some 6.5' bsytroot Family
Dining • Music Alcove oU
Llv. R111 Pier-Slip . S225,00>
DOVER SHORES
BAY &lld VIEW HOMES
with 3 private beaches.
MACCO REALTY CO.
10'26 Sant1aao Or.
R. c. Greer, Realtor
3416 Via Udo OR J..9300
2 SUNNY PATIOS • equal A
S\Jlln)' diapos1tion. :\ lge BR,
l'OOl1\Y U-c1haped klldlen.
CdM .. .. • • .. • .. .. • .. $.37. 9(X)
O.L1ncy RMI E1t1te
l",00.C T-:alll °'11.'ll llwv
CdM fi7i.f"l.i10
Newport Beach
Ll 8-9354
(n4) OR 3-81.U
6~1180
DAVIDSON Realty
HORSE RANCH
'i Actt. 3 BR hot~ 1 1~
HOUSQ POI SALi HOUSU 1101 SALi
o-.r.1 1000....,..a 1000
* * * * * * * c&w.,, COATS & WAI.WE nuum
HEY THERE!
You with that rent check in your
band! Why pay rent when it only
takes •595 TOTAL DOWN to own
this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Price
includes Rll to wall carpet.ins and
bullt·inl .
~O DOWN TO VOERANS
On thll large 3 bedroom home. Over
l .&00 aq. It. with 2 bAtba and com-
pletely built·in kitchen, covered pa·
Uo, cul.<fwac street. College Part
area.
1491 Bater at Harbor 546-4141
Fr .. S.rvfct te Veterans
Te .a.taln your-Certificate of lll9lblllty
* * * * * * *
Eastside Acre
Plus 2 older homea presently rented al
$170.00 per month. Zoned for 13 unita. Vari·
ance poaible for additional units. Financ-
ing already on property. Full price MS,SOO.
3 B /R Ocean Front.
This clean home b located in choice area.
Elec B/I Kitchen. Nice Cpt/Dp1. Large ce-
ment patio. Brick firepface. Call today for
additional info. Asking $58,500.
Ewes. LI a.6764
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THIS ONE'S LOUSY
1be lot's too big, well over Y.t of an acre..
The bed.rooms are oversized too! All four ol
them. It's not even a two story, just a
eprawllng single story Pacesetter near the
Cou ntry Club. Not worth calling about
you ought to see it! $39,950.
• USO Mea. Verct. Dr .
---- ----------
~Lease Option'
Or • purchue with u:HI
DOWN PA YM»l'I' It MOVE
IN IMMEDlA TEL Y. Six
Y ev <>kl bomt -t.rre Uv· in& room with tireplaee,
FOUR BEDROOMS, family
room, 1*4 bath& and BUILT·
IN F.UrmIC KITCHEN.
Double ~. luire patio
and block wall fenced for
your convenience. LOCAT·
ED NEAR PARK AND
Pl.A YGROONe. Cawenient
to ever')'thlna. ACT NOW. S2J ,!{)(). •
PALM DESERT
Now Open For
lnapection
Deluxe Custom Hornet
By Charles F. White. Jr.
3 and 4 bedrooml, l b&tha,
ca.rpet.s, drapea, built-lm,
refrigeration, 2 car •'&l"a&e,
landacaped. sprinklera.
South on Portola lo
Silver Spur Ranch Cale
Tum rlgbt, keep rl&ht, to
SUn l..ane and MOOCI Lane.
teLLEGE
REALTY
UL TR.A MODERN
3 BR 2 be.. Attractive frant
eoclcllled court yd/ Sep. pa•
tio otf m&sttt BR. Olat.
~i~drpa. Shows Wal
model 1 yr old. Extra ~
Uv rm. pealot'd beam cril·
lnp.. $26.650.
WI. DOWN
Pool home in Mesa v ttdt.
l BR 2 ha. Freshly painted
lnlide 41 out by Loan O:t.
owner. Only m7.37 per mo
l s.24,000 total price.
IMMED. POSS.
Out d state O'WnPJ' wanb
&dion. Sharp 1600 1q ft
Mesa Verde HighWwt tuM
An N ,900, 5 .. ~ GI loan
lo take ewer • $156 per mo
Ind taJllM la tr..
lSOO Mama .. It.rt..
fnev Onema Thea~)
~ Realty 546allO
B/a
A STONE'S THROW
••• to new Ma. Vtr&t
Library. OOnvmiient •
ICbools. lhopping and Mesa
Ve~ Gou Courie. This 3
bdnn. and family room
heme ia vacant and J'Mdy.
for immroia~ ~Y·
l''eatures inclta:ie, 2 bath&, 2
~ complete kit'Ch• RUNNING ROOM el) bit-ins. al80 carptU and
ii )QJl'I on thia 140' deep ~ Preeent. loan ap.
F.allts\de lot cunplete with prax. $21 ,000. ~ onb'
3 bedroom diJ:a11t " S25,(XX) and worth it!
modem buut..in ~. fi75.3000 Eves. 548-81168
stxine trim .. comP_lementa Bay & Beach
floor to oeiJ..ine ft rq>\ace
with railed hearth. New
carpeting It fresh paint • all
r"8dy far quick move in.
Submit $2,300 mah or equi·
ty, we'll do tht' rest!
67S-31n Open ~
WALKER & LEE
2760 & 0Jut Hiw11.)'.
Hardwood Floors
Halecl'Kl best buy 3 Bdrm
Bulltlnc. Firt>place, P11t10,
Shei<e roof, etc. Vncant.
Owner tramrerred.
~ucoo price $21.500.
1111 Wettc11r1 Dr. N.e.
5411-55()1
Rt1lty Inc.
20'l5 W. Balboa Blvd. N .B.
2407 E. Cout Jlwy .. CdM
VI IEST IUY
28% R.ETURN
fitl('ludff e.mortiution)
100% Occupancy • !'16 Garden
Units. Almost nothing down.
Prime Location • Orang•
Co. 211 YeA"'5 nrw. Pnnripal~ only . For Resu~
Writr: A G. Browne
~lie 232
4500 Cam pua Drive.
N ewpon Beach, Ca I 11. 9'l{,6()
Look-Only $ 13,000
ED ROSE RLTY-:-h.i C.Orrl\IS. Sant.A /\1111 Hiii. * OCEAN FRONT Rlr z7;,o ltnrtior, 5B, ("'\1 • t T
I A6kllljt s~o mo for ~ ~. R~, ;;.1~1JM ~:vN; :>lf}-1141 ' ,)T~m. :pl~ rnrlr . boil! .
Ml price for thla atrad1ve
kinpized bed.tvmla, bwlt·
In kitchen with eat Ing bar
hnmA-. Ll\rgl' pallo with
100t1n1: for tddltloMI room.
Low.!(,.v rlown. Call tod11y'
1r.1!l61 ~J110.1120•
JZ&l\ blt·1n, lfiOO ~rr f!. c,ooi> J:.L TORO-:! BR. J', lm. fam 5;. I~ ~ hdr l>ea1·hrr
10'<20 d~. 110\\ Tl H.OORS. I rm. comp!. rf)U/drpa. $126 $29.500
AREA, ~1r h<1'pltal mo. tncl. pnnc & Int. 81lbo1 B1y Proptrtl11
S31·5222 837·\YIS 673-7420 67J.~
'·
T arbell-Realton
:~ llurbor Blvd., C.M.
LIDO J al!' Bllytront Apts.
Cnn\'f'Mlhlr-to homl'. Pati().
137,0CiO. M'-)' u-,.dl'. 646·1456,
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Ntxt to ln1cllc I~ Jr.
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FARR•W .
5/e,.~
ln 9p6c At ..,.. eandltion
this home tut~ 3 larie
bedrooma. family room. 1'6.
baths. iplken lMni room,
r1rt-place. Quttn's lo~D
~arures . built In range,
oven At dllbwUber plua a
breald.ut bar A loads ol
rablneta. Wall to w1U rar·
pell induded. block wall
fence. C.'t be btat. Trades
OK. Only $23,900.
646-4494
FARR•W
C•'t le lecrt
Oatl('r than clt'iUI Uua
hofDt ••tares 3 ~ bed·
rooms, famYy room & 2
i.u.. built • bl ran&t' '
tWtn, pllllh wall tn wall
carpel.a, polilbed panelling,
lul!tl landtcaPhit· 0nq
SH.~·
646 4494
"little Ditch
Cottage"· It.. ., clnn it ..,.,.ides.
Larre U'JC28' llvinc room
with clreuJar, comer. uRCI
brick ~-Extn larte
lcKcben with apacioua dlnine
am and C'Ulllom built-in
ctuna cl<>1e1. All 'niREE
Bf.DROOMS and ec:rrn
BATHS an freshly pain~.
Shdlng gla&s doors from
l...R. to large coveffd patio
and large yard wtttt frlllt
trees. Near llementary
and ln~t'diate Sc'hoola.
A WHALE OF A BUY al
ca'\J,y f.!O. 450.
IDEAL
In-Law Set-Up
3 bedroom 6 dm
. flrepi.ct
• hardwood &on
1100
• new-quality carpeUna
. 1 &: ~ batba * Plua * 1 bedroom~
• bna.nd new-never occu-
pied
. wall to wall carpetiJ:I&
• full bath
. C«I vtnlmt kitchen * Ptua * R-4 lat
• fenced
. tx'td
. lmmediate Dl.'t."Up&DC'.)'
. PR.ICED TO SELL
. BJ Owner
• Open daily ze ~ A•e. CM. •••••••••
Huntl ....... leech 1400
****•••••••
SURFSIDE
SPECIAL
* 2 BEDROOMS * l~ BATHS. * POOL * 2 CAR CARPORT
$225 Mo. lnclucl. Util.
• Studio le Bach 1pta.
1 e UtilJlles & Phone »ervice
e Maid Service· TV Ava.ii.
• TV It recnalloo room.
e No Depo&1t1 e Cale 'i Bat • Now Open
2376 Newport Blvd. ~7;,j
llNT ALS Holidav Plaia Apta 3 bedroom 2a., ~. car-H.-.. Furnished Cor Supenor It Plac~nlla 1
pe1.1. dr•• and built in1. Newport leach Adult l1V111&. 1 Bdrm Apl ~ pool aed recrMtiaD-Co.ta Meta 2100 1 m.erlookinll pool Carpot a.
al fd.ldes betliDd proper· --~164 I extra pnvat. parkllli·
ty. QW~ and walk to beach 2 8R. Furn. Duplex I 642-51$1
S'*"1& yo11r down m 1.t111 f'8'ttd ywd, (;ood location. Newport Hgh. 3210 l!ll:i.'i Pomona Aw .. C.M.
honey $UO fD(). l BDRM . lat dining room, Nr. City Hall le J9tb St.
Chas. C . Mortin mo mo. uu111 pe1d, :iu _
UAL TOR Santa Ana 12n1 OX 3-4436 NEW BACUl:.LOR APTS
ACIPIC SHORES 1988 Hutior. CM ~ll~ ' LuxUMOOlly tum, all l'OIJper RIAL TY Weatcliff 3230 blt-1111, ~u & waler pd,
Bl d LI.. w.....-•L-r" 2220 S120 mo. l!m ParliON ll bile 3l)8QO ee.dl v .• I .u-,,....._.,.... -I . VIEW! LOVELY 2 • BR. .,. I H-~ ~ Evea 841-4089 ~ o ... vur I Mfr Apt 9. OWNEI MOVING HEW! NlodJ turn 3 Br, :l • Excluaiw Ca.nyon ~~· 3 BDR.'1 . 1-ba~ v./w,
blka to octan! Lois or C)>U. Drpe, L.dM:pd. Sl~·tno drapes, cl~ tn ir;mools,
HuntinpN\ leach 4400 ·-----
5100
• Sparlou11 :\ Rr'a • 2 ~
•Swim pool • PuVrrffn
• Frpk • Lndry f1tc'ls
• Adult k family 11reu
$149 . $1.59
184.; MaMIM A.Vt , C.M.
64H350 ------FROM $92
':ar!~e!~1 c·~s. ~~~.~·::;I Harbor TowahoUM
I. wa pd 918 Palm Ave l Lge 'l Br apl1. built·lne.
HB. 536·1:.!97 ' 2 Bdrm· 8tud.io AJ>U.
11, baths. No one ~bnv~
RENTALS
1
°' below you. Sl<f> month.
U f L-.a NEAR SHOPPING Apta. n urnltrwg Z'Jl7 Harbor Blvd., c.M.
Gener•I 5000 I Man~. Ape A·l
--------tEntran~ alM on Wtllon\
::::E:o:~. 'VILLA WEST
J::.xc.lusive adult hv111~ nr
Santa Ana Country Club, I o.c.c. and u.c.1.
2· BR • 3 BR Studios • l &.
frplc. PflUOll, ~aro11rs
"from $150
20U2 SANTA ANA AV!::.
M0-7908
Bet. Mua Dr./Paliaadea Rd. * PROPERTY MMaaement * 5-:; GROSS, lNO..UDES * PAINTING. 646·1996
Spaciou. 2 Br., 2 Ba.
Furn. -Unfurn.
Pri11. JMLtioa, Pool,
Putti111 Gref'n mo up aduJta ool.Y
15.J W. 181.h SI. C.M.
Hollct.y Plau Apb.
Adult Livin,. 1 Bdrm. A.pt.
ov~rloolonl poot, C&rport i.
txtnt private paridna.
'42·5151
Nortbslde, 3 BR 2 bath, *********** xin.&! Comm Pool' 6.u.-34!> j4~1738, ~-l!kl> ho ""' ndo 1--11 ... roocn. a.; ... --", neu ~;;;;;~~~;;~~;; !,..,_P2309~1t11t. ~""1 M~ u . COSTA MESA _....,1 ...., ,,-..u • AT'l'RAC 2 br, 11,, ti.I , bltt116. ""' I .5100
1!165 Pomcma Ave. C.M.
Nr. Ct:y Hall 6 19tb St.
achoola &: lhcJPS>ln&. $18,500, fOR tWIDY All"YS CoNne .. Mir 2250 <L11111. cpl.I. peuo, lree11. ' • oci:; " bdr I -------S~ '/• linancl.na-nu Westc~f at Irvine. 67J..~70 Lon.A • m urn apl, Prestige Add1'1!911 n•l(H KllJY 1 BDRM hoow. Ot.~n Side carpeted, adulU;, no pets. • . Economy R<'nta I BRAI) llEW IUINI UAL $eJOO DOWN. 2 BR w/ftre-3237 lnqu1rC' 17912 R.ocheater. CM
FARR•W Or Hoaw I-lt>comt'. UKF. 3021 Hartior Blvd. C.M.
place, bull\.ina, W/W car· ::_~~=•·cx~:i~ University Puk LI 8-~3. MARTINl9UE 2 Bdnna •1th prage. m
pet.a. A1liPy 9ClL'9&-Owmr ol &1&11 to Meluded lanai. 1 NEW Umqur 1 br + den. 2 Share J bdrm apt w/male GARDENS j WP'~~er paid • doee lo ahop-Nf:N oom&>k4dY ftedecora. 561C21 Eves. ~ amdOua. Garqe. leMe for s mo or I ba. Sf».c. enlcy, wet bar, students near OU:. ut1I pd. .....
It's A Wi_, led I-~eled. CUte aa ••••••••• 8 bugs ev. Home + Apt. E.Yt. 536-3483 more. S&.arting Apnl 19th cpe.s, drl>I. t>llJ\I Nee.r Ret: fum . .:'901 MendoLI. 641.2JC9 Barhclor Furn .. from St\~ 1567 ORANGE AVE.
SUS mo.~. Center Wlth Pool' TeM1$ DELXI:. apts, idul fort;Cb. 1 Br unJUMI ...... from SS:, 537-0380
You'U auee with us tbat th&a
IS OlW of the best home
buyg In Oranrt Ox.t.nty. •
lar~e bedrooms . .enu·f~
m al dining room, plus a
huge le'panltt' family room
'" 1 lh a t1 replace. buUt -in
bar & b&tt>eque. all built·
111 aw41ances. -. .. u to w&11
cnrreta. many, many more
nlra!' Can't be beat for
onl) us.CKX>. Trades Of(,
+ Coe-. Va.cant Lot. Back ••••••• ,.
&¥ Ar.a. All b' S29.500., FOl'CTD SAL
Only 107< On. SEE nus 3 BR tam '"'· ct111. '*10.
FOR SUR.E. Jt'a V.aant It fplc:, qit/drps, bdwd flrl,
Owner u Aruooos!! blt·ln&. NI~ area. $22,350.
3 BR on 212' lot, near new
hoaprtal. Only $16,SOO. Room
for 2 more wlita.
2 Bdrm hcJuM, So ol H" y
cu. s.;J50. 644-1618 b ~"" 1 b .. , 2 Br un.tum . • . • • from S.l \5 l r uv, -r $125. ,,o 3 B 2 ,._ __, ••"Jt lhldm, 199.l Church Sl. CM, r, .... wuum .... ...,.., NEW 2 BR modem arcb.lt.ect
designed apll. All eled.ric.
Beaut c:pt:a I-drpe. GE kit.ch.
I~ patioe 6 b&loonae1. cofor
antennu, encJ. gar, free
lndry nn . .EalUide cloee 1ll.
near bus, adult.a. M up.
~ & 20th St 842-4441.
No down to VA bto'er-
At Victorl. l11ACH RULTY
Eve. GE 1·8352
3355 548·~. * Deluxe 3 Br 2 Ba unfurn.
--------prl1pool, fen<'ed ........ S'Z'JO
Newport IHch 4200 Gracious h\ ina. carpeta,
drapes, Kat. park·li~ sur·
'W liff RI • roundln!IJ. ntc v1era I 18th & Santa An•, C.M.
1 BR • 2 BR ~»tl 646-4233
s:200-With b9chelor gai-a&e BalbH Island ape , mo~. OR 3·147:>
The lrennan Co. Huntintton leach 2400
* BAY FRONT * For renr. Unfum. 1304 s. Bay
4 Bdrm. 3 be.. elec:t. bll·uu.
•
Newport 11.
MJ 64111 3071 Harl>or Blvd. C. M.
~8421 Eve.a. 54&-Q.U
. -
Cute Custom luilt
Furn. or unlum. Cpl!, drps.,
Doub&e pra.p. 5J6· 1&n.
Duplex• Fum. 2975
Front Balboa Island. Pi.or
& lloal. Cpts, & drpi, bltm
kitchen, j bdrm, & 4 ba.
S500 mo yrly. 673~ It
OR 3-7300. t\u1'1 or Unlurnllbtd \ DELUXE upptt Triplex 2-br.
Bll·uu. c.~s. dntpes 19 Cpta, Orpc, Bltna, Garal'!·
HEATED POOL fROM $ Nr·shopa, 0 .C.C . .l May Co.
646-4494
J:.'ve. 54>1486 or 64SQ8S6 ••••••••• 2 Bdrm. Downlown Runt·
~ Belcb with bit·
ma., frpk., alley UCMI
" toOlll to add on. $1 T,900.
Julladt ... *
2 Bdrma, bllnl, cloee to
&boppuia. E • 1idr. J64 16th
Place. C.M. Olli 64N298..
Huntington leach 3400 1800 WettcUU Dr. 642-3618 Ko pets. S95 * ~
FARR•W
luhclen Closeotlt
Only 2 Left
4 Btdrooma. f:inisb!d boDl.ll
room, 11' batha, 6replace,
breMfut bar, built • iii
ran&e &: cww, clishw ••
u1ed eolJ')' way. laodlctped,
block wall. Priced $1,600
under V. A. mpprailal. Only
$2'l,900. 'rr.ds ()K. Build-
er wants adion.
646 4494
FARR•W
al E. 17th CJd, 646-4494
Two Lots + Home
1/4 block to ocean!
Price Lot Val ..
OPm HOUSE J..s PM
215 Mu1gold Ave.
Wed. 'J'bun. Set. Sun.
rft SEMPLI
• IEAL EST A 11
FoNst of ,,..!
No D• Cil or 5°/o Da
Qu.alat • wUqQe • lovely 3
bedroom. uoo aq. a. "' tre-
me.doul tamil1 Uvq. Fire-
pl11:.oe lelJdl warmth A cheer
lo 1&rle U.U. room. Huge
iandcaped )ot. Walk to
Wes&ctW llx>p&. Only $21.CKX>-
~mit low down.
lP·lB71 ~mo.
Tarbel Realtors
OPEN 'TU. 9 P Jil.
29rJG II arbor Blvd., CM. -------
EXCmN& NEW
US TING
UnuaWb aitnotiw 3 bdrm,
2 bath bccoe Wltb prof. land·
.capd prden. Priced toe
qwdl aaJ,e. $36.5(Xl
Mr··~ Kl •3351
Coldwell 8anker It Co.
~ E. Coul Hwy. N.B.
OR>:m>
---* IY OWNER*
MUil See To ~
Beautiful CWllOm bit. Over
1800 aq ft. ~ rooms. 2
BR'l , ~ Wed ti.t.bi. ~ ~ts F.ut Cout Hlahw~ n Oxula del. Mar nn. hdwd n, drapd,
CBetween Carnation & mut~s. bi.lanced air"°nd.
Da.hlla> 617Zl0l Stove, rtin&, cllapl, wuher
l: dryer, lie pr, extra
IALIOA ISLAND atonae, h 1>e. Lot 14 x 16'0.
NO. 8AY FRONT BeauUfuUy lnd.scpd, block
PlER. le FLOAT • 3S ft. lot, (eoce. 5'5.CKX>. N.W. Sanua
Ana -Phone S47·3841
3 bdrma. 2 batbl· din· room, iiillllii!ii!iii!l~~i[iiiiijiiii remodeled kitchen, parquet
floon, F.>.. hat. fl~acr. ESTATE SALE
R·l 104, C9l1 build 1.SUt. over Beaut. ~ Tudor home.
ilU'll&C· good tenna. PRIC 5000 IQ ft oo ~ ac.. walk
ED AT Sff,500. to beach, 1eP-3 rm l(Uelt
"C'' Thomas Realtor ::Q· =:A!-::!i
2'24 W. Cout Hy ~
NP'· Sch. l::VCll· ~3
--BAYVIEW-
OPEN FRI.SAT-SUN.
2137 CHANNEL RD, 81.lbo&
Penlnaula.
2 bdrm " den 2 IMl, 2 flrepl,
full price $75,CKX>.
al $82.500. Jmpect and
make otter -by app't. Prin
only.
Ail· 646-9631, ~1928
BEST HALECREST
3 BR. living no, 20x24 rum-
pus rm. 1" ba, 3 car gar,
~ at $22,500 Low dn or
le~/optlon.
A. C. PeUllt, fUtr.
n.90 Harbor 548-ffiZl
OWNER MOVING
Mu.It wll MM& Vmte 3 Bil
2 bMh T~. ~
Neb km baluce wit.b
unaJ.I down pmnt. 9m'P
hGme rib all work done.
CA.LL DAVE MYHRE
~UM H~ Real ~
lace.
HOME+
INVESTMENT
Commercial 14 acre, R ·2
lme· 60' froola&e, -than ~ b6ock '° Ne.-port Blvd. 2
bedroom + 2 rm outer
bide· $11,950-You awl Buy
!run OWMI'. Eves • weds·
eada ph .. 545·31134.
AS.WM£ our ~ % FHA
lollll ' save. $96 mo. lac
attnctlve 3 br Mesa Verdie
Home. Bltna. dilitlwuhtt,
d.Jiil, cpa, $22, 400. 3lli
Swn&Lra Place. C.M.
~
~ dti Mar • Macoo
2 Mrm. Cett ...
with country &lmollpbett
and ~ carvemieDcea
onl.y $.U,000. See it
SOL VISTA HOMES
3 It t BR Lo ooe fl our
dty'1 mcl9t ~ tr.CU.
From s:a,ooo.
i0847-1266
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(~'yea. tiHl55) nm 8e9dl BMt. H.B.
l)l)Aif ZXCILE
built. Pnced to 9111. 3 br wtim aelllne )Qr home!
~. WalJdnc dis to grade Call 111 Jar a FR.EE AP·
di. hieh ldll. catta cbrdl PRAJSAL.
• ldU • ocx:. Mal\)' fine Call ~ depertment:
fealw-tl. ~66-962.2481 962-2412
RINTALS
Hout. Unfurnished
3100
LCE 2 bdrm. ~tety
redec! S90 water pd. ~ dill·
dnn ok-232 Ced! P1&ce,
642.J712.
IT it hard to flnd a nlce
3 8R rental for $140.
Thia one c.t1 $140 ,.,
mo a 11 extremely
nice. It lncluct drps,
refrig, waaher/dryer,
R&O. Dick hrg RNl-
ty (corner ~ms &
Brook.hunt) 9'2·2421
lB~OROOM CAR.PE:TED
HOUSE, Fll'ICED.IMMAC uuTE nmu-ovr. s1~
month.
r 3 • BR. CPTS. DR.PS.
ii POOL! TENNIS, +
Recreallon area, 49'.r27Tl
Lie 2 bdrm, ca.rpets, dr.pa. CHEAPF.Sr RDIT. FreshlJ
8.EAtrnrul. l BR. pcx>~. elect bll·•ns. pr1vate car. In· Painted. 2 br apt. cpu, blt· ::rH~~ ~-:: ~~ duded. Near SMwlna· ina, KJDS OK. 64H028
mo. :i BR Uni. 1140 ffa.L.f r-'lllS 1 BDRM $14, i bdrm Sl14.. 646-8076. llN UI Qica, b . !Mllll. ~ture
POOL! Blk lo Ocean. new
1 br, &bau ww cpl, paUo,
laund. carpol1 1 adult. Sl.25.
673-7629.
UDO Btacti F'ront 'uJ June
28 S160 mo • 1 BR. SlaS mo
slnj!Je w/ latchen. Take
aummer res. 646-14:16.
' l BR.. Sipe 6 or 8. Sl.25 wk.
Plus bachelor apt. S75. wk. c. A. J t'lll\IDi'S
12131 DU 5-700, SY 2-0388.
' OCEAN front 1 br avail Ul
J~ 30th. Winter rates,
Ii: praaes 1nilable. Heat· Apts. ed pool. J71 AYOC&do St. CM. 6t6-.S964
3000 Royal Palm Drive
(l blk Wert of Harl>ar,
corner cl Baker).
* FNe Rent*
2 w..u
5200
MEDmRIANEAN
VILLAGE
EXCLUSIVE
~tat.Kathy Hardirw
2 BR $156-Sl75
3 BR mo.s22S
REOEC! 3 • br/ 2 • ti. $165-
mo. BitN, Drps, P'rpl. SSJ
SENA TE. !Jays 646-4896 or
eves A wkendl stS-9609.
DuplHH Unfurn. 3975 taking summer reM!rv.
67J-5n:l.
* Fr" Utllltl.. * Children Welcome
Very lart• 2 bd apt&, forced
air heat, heeled pool, do.
ed itarare•. pa tio.. Sl.lS.
Cpl&. drps, trplc, dsh/wahr,
plumbed for waahet'/ drytt.
encl &'&r + atora,ae, pew
patio•.
CORNER, 2 Bdrm, patio,
nnr at ores A 8C.booll.
Maplr 6 Wllaon.
LI 8·1394 alt I pm.
1f 2 • BEDRM $90 -MO. * 1919 • 8 alARLE ST.
Ml-2259 or Ml-7017
fMMAC! Nr new 1 bt-, &. den,
opens IA> BeuU lrg rov pauo •
R.olel, tropical gardens,
cpta, dJ.x cirpl. bl tna. ( rc-
fng It wshr Opl) encl yrd,
pr, -r buee Pfkl.n&. Sll5-
Good loc:! H.B. 847-6391
r 2 BR $8S MO. Drpl, quiet
& ot1 street, two children
OK. 646· lJ89.
COLUXiE Paiir 3 br, 2 be, RENTALS
farn rm. drpc, Plltio $165. shecl 5e-8ili. 2ai Tulane. Apts. Furni
SINGLE girl desires l&IM to
share 2 BR borne. 8•S call
$46-lliOO ext 31. aft 6 caJl
673·8118-Ask for Pat.
MODERN I br, pn patio,
carport, adults, no pets. 2620
Avoo, ~-673-6066 eves. .
S.% clean, tum l Br, private
collage. uhl.8 Ind. 2109 Har·
bor. ;H8~22
WESTE.R.NER APTS.
719 W. WU.00, 646-~
$89.50
2 Bedrooma. 1 Bath
Encloeed y ant . <Nap
~ntral l..oc:9tlon
Sil1&1e Story
HARBOR
INVESTMENT
COMPANY
~~Y Maneremem
Newport Hgta. 4210 Corona de! Mar ~
RenLa1 oi1ice on Flaphlp Rd.
lbehlnd Haq Hoepital)
SCl-0723
Superf lfiYI
$200 to $250
Stop Look L11tenl
•Br. 1~ ti.,~ UM nrw.
Con1"I fenced, W• C N. nuoo. • Ra. st.
)48..7212 Prindpa.11 Onty
NEWLY DECORATED!
-$-1-000-00-... --• 2 Bdnn, water paid,
• 2 Ouldren ok. $85.
2ll AvocJAdo. CM, * 646·8001
2 Bdrm home. hardwood.
Gener•I
BAHIA MAR
-CLEAN--. -1-.-2-0-R-/_S_!IO-_u_p_ MESA NORTH APTS.
ADULTS. * 646·1*>1 2 BR sm. 3 BR, 2 beth,
Studio .pUt level IOUDdproot
.2 bdrm, 3 bdnn, 2~ b&U..
firtplace, pvt paUo, beaUd
pooll, deluxe features Is
bit ina.
GARDEN APTS.
Sale or leaae, 4 bdrm, 2
bath. dai, prtJece dhipos·
al. cloeed In patio, double
garqe. 653 Cove, CM. a1ter
5 phone 494--4222.
* LOVELY CoUese Park
.._/2-Ga Famlly-nn. Owner * 2911 Princetoo. ~ 1089
MeN Verde 1110
lmmecli•te Poaeuion
Altntctlve 3 br home, blow,
incl. dllhwu.ber, Mesa Ver-
de. S22.900. Owner. 546·3430
3 BR 1% beth· NMt .l dsn.
~ S1A Gl Loan • Tat.al
prb $18,900.
Leaderlbip Real F.atate
847~ ~-~1
* s 8EDROC*S * BEAlTI'IFlJL Hdwd Fl.RS.
2~ ti.. f'l)l, bk-i.na-J>rMM&e
~· 10% dn .•
aaum! FHA loan ol ~ %.
• CIRCLE
9~247.5 Rlty 962-2475
MIU1E FROM SURf
floora, frl>lc, dbie pr, near
abop'ng. No dop. S48·2720.
24.21 E. ll!IH SJ'. unlum Sl 19.50. Abo furo LEASE OPTION
apts. PY\ patio, drpelcrpts, l Bdnna. 2~ !>&,Iba, frtlile. 931 West 19th St., C.M. I •· .. I Coron• del Mar 4250 t>lt..1ns, gar. 8.l'll! uv-nn. pyt pabO. DELUXE l A • Br swimming pool! 2 cv pr.
SllO Eut aide, 2 br, pra,e, FURN A: UNFURN HEATED POOL Cl "'~-.. 1.·-wattr pd. Near shopplnc. HEATED POOL • Puttlna ~ ~ -osc to """ .... 1 ..... •.&·
169 E 21Jlt St. &18·1558. Green . rad I ant heat -'V Nr. ahopl. ICtlls • OCC. ~-~1112· IHS-7002 A
3 • BR In Cowt.. Pvt fenced wuhe.r dryer tacillUu . Ort• I ClllL.D aecllon. Pet Of<.
yard sw. 2&1 Del Mar. carport.a etc. P~ from Coolidae/ Baker ~-8688 * WESTCUFF *
646·8124 or 5'9-3997. $ll5 • $1.50. ON lO A~ SPACIOUS 3 Br w/w c-plll, DELUXE, oeer-new 2 bdrm.
CHEA.PEST' RENT! MUST See Mtr. Apt. S 548--0492 l .l 2 Br. Furn ' Unf\im 2 car pr, PILUO. bllnl, 2 F'i~I. Quality cpta. It
RENT nus WEEK! 'l Br. 3 Poo.la • Tennil • 18 bole bWcs from park, lhp'g, Ubry. drapea thruo\lt. Bit-in ldt.
2 ti., Still per mo. 544·3679. Coet• Meu 4100 Putt1 Grtcn Contnt'I Bk:lst. boy'a club. No peta Sl40 w/cUahwahr. Adult.I or tem-
900 "·a , --,, ...... -3 ~ .. : mo. LI 8·898'1. I ,.,_,. ,... --ti' J.BR. 1' .. ·a.. $140 mo. NEW, Lartt l br. very ruce. """ ........,, .......... v• ·'""' &gen on'>'· ~ ""' ,.._
,,., Obie-pr~. Patio, Near Garqe, qwet. adlts no l~cArthur at Coast HwyJ 3 ROOMS, stOYt, rt'frig, over. 646-0'128.
Vilt& Stlop'c Ctr. 642-6988 pell-24:>2 Elden 646·2768. garqe $65. Adult.a, no drink· • EXECUTIVE GOU>
..._rt ... h 1200 4 no ., ...... r-w. b1 1-e COROLIOO APTS. era or pets. lnQW!e. "' -·-_-..::.-,... ___ c____ on • .,., • .,.... t·u-. r l BR S1j mo. pr&if, dJa. $35 WEEK or $125 mo. 2 br, 190 . 23rd St. 1" 548·2358 e MEDALLJON .i. Br. e ~ pr, bic yd. $18,950. .....aJ, waler pd, Ill' .,_....._ uUIJi paid, tctna or babies udi 2 • BA. 1 ltoc')' Duplex. Low-3 Bdrm for Nie $1500 down. ,,_ n.auva 1 Br. Gmd·level, Sl "01, DUP' c-v.., Bd U f d I
K •TELLA REALTY Shops. S46-ocr.2. ok. 2269 Maple St. 642·3060. ....,.,, • · n um., yar y RttnatJon arff. A«Mt-. Or lcue. $175 mo, 2507 " Pnth&e. all mod. ronv Pool, ~ Santo Tomas, Apt. A. N ts 642 :,394
Holly l.n, N.S. Nr IChoola 847.ai 546-936& 2 BR, pr, JM yard. Wattr SllO Furn. L.ge 2 bdrm, hlk child. pets OK, Sl35 & up. S95 mo. Large Gara,e, 0 pe . · • ·
' lhop'ng. ---------pd. 2 dli.ldnn ~lcome, to K-Ma rt. 568 WllliOO C.\1. 4102 E. Cout llwy , CdM StO\le. ~18-6355 or 646·3000 NEAT quiet place. Nr. HOlC
* """ . BEACH L POO' "''· 2 STORY ti.ck.ba.y area, $100. S48-24Cn 64.2·21;,4 & LI 8·0787 fi7H378 - -Hosp. 2 BR, S99.SO BltM. ,,.. -......, NEW E Id 2 LOVELY 2 bl'. 11~ bl , patio, mod. llvini. btd pool, ~ 2 ·BR/ 2 ·.BA. C0NV ·DEN 4 BR . OXnpl. rectec. Cf'pta/ ·1 e, bdrm, frplc. ATKINSON·PEEBLER Apti 1t11r, bltna, drp1, cpll, :lJ46 reallOCI area. We bave O~~ 254 tmAR ~~ dfl>I, lae aerv~ nn, extra ~a:, ~~::.'il~~-~: 1,,!, 2W B~1~~~~.A~~~38 I 8albM 4300 Santa Ana Ave. 548-<7728. othen al'°' ~·2168'l.
Ip patio. 10 X m kit. Wock .......,,.---:------"'" _ ..,...,_ _ Duplf"x, I hdrm. BEAU llll"p 2 br. pvt patio, * DUPLEX * -aEACON BAY fnct. Only S23,2SO. $125 3 btdroom. fen<"t'd yard, -BACH-$85~1 BR $95 .\10NTIIL.Y. Wf'll'kly Ill Junt. W•l<'r paid. $6.5. tpts. dfl>I, bltim. strPs ta
E. H, M1ctia.el, RJtr. ' Bdnm, private beacti £, aRASHEAR REAL TY ban.Jo 11. Ml 6·ll4.5 and furn • llll Elden • Adults. very 1'1'11~· Summt-r reserv 646·2700 & :H6-o7Cli bc:-acb. Sl~ lr11R. Call col•
Ba.Jboe 49«> River, NS F« land, :; boat .Up. By owner. 646-5319 847.f.S31 Evn 646-5671 Ml fHi:ZS.; 1 t>lk l::. Npt Blvd 642..(l)81j takes now 8J>('C1:1I !rummer lcct 213•388.n 56. ~ E. Balboa Blvd., or 646-488\. 2 Bdrm ttttt pd I -mo MltH Junr Iii Sept. S'.!00 2 Bdrm, front apt, partly 'lJ3_,,,,._,,_.,...,, 67~ yrs ywng. 2 . 3 BR's, 2 L a..ch · w • gu · ~· SPAClOUS 2 Bdrm, $1lS ln· mo It up. On the ocean BaJ. fum, $80. '.!81 Cot.<• Me111 ~.,.,.,,.,.,..,.,..-·...,.,......,,_......._----
••••••••• t.t111. Owner. 149,500. 8ack lay 1240 _..,_!!___ _l705 yard. Adult.t. 1 cHkl olt. S90 duding ullla! Child ok boa Motel, llS E. Bllbo&, St .. C.M. L.I 8-J:llJ. LUXUlUOUS Split • leYef 2 ' ------i..-----$S2,500. GLAMOROUS S Br, mo. l735 Pomona C.M. ?lit Maple. 54N9l3. 673-9!Mr•. AVAIL! 2 • BR apt. ~-bedroom 2 beth with bltns. l:l!ll:rff a r a D ury M2·'1!M.1 Eves &75-1869 ow ., fllU Al a au 8Y N!R 2 &. 2 ,.,.n baths, ~ Newport a..ch 3200 * $9'5 • 1 BDRM FURN. EA.5TER. RENTALS CP1'S, DR.PS, GARAGE. ln Wesrelllf. No chlklmt, no Udo Isle-lay Front S Br. 2 b9 home, frpk, new de den, oort wan., wet * Adult:a. CIOC!e to storu · for family only. B.LTNS. * 642·Z717 pet.a. M2·5595.
Clean home t. 3 Jarae 8Rs Ultr. Cba.rml ou..i...v c:pts, d1111. xtru. Vac. Ml)' bar. 2 frplce, Pltlo view. AT TI{E BLUFFS * 1985 Pomona. LI 8·0723 Ocean front, sleep& S, { CLEAN 2 • Br APT. S90. NEW 1 bdrll) apts, walk·in
2 baths. f--11~ room. fire-ne ~ oortmder l'Ndt. 644·US2 I'\..-ol1 ...... '-11-'--·· dish bl .. U>V Good income poe.entJaJ $67,500 • EMERALD BAY. vw""'r en um lpal'"'1llli S60 Ap4, utal · pd' No pets 925 E. Balboe Blvd. ii ALSO 3 • br HOUSE $133 c...-..., muter, l1l
place. bulll·lns 1-loln~rcomt Can convert to .ircle Eve. GE i.11152 briaht &: frab, uc fam flt'W It spacioue 2 br., 2 be. S45 small ru;e 1r11ler. Bad< 675-5240 Call 646-l293 llove. Unlumllhed $105.
Hice <.'OYered pal. . acan BEST BUY ON UDO home. 4 Bt, l Ba. beam home for le .. to qualified Bay, ~l:)jl alt 7 pm. * YEARLY SIJ:l IM * E . 1:1de I br, fenced. atow. 2405'':1 E 16th S\. ~
;:;,1: ~I~~~. h&WY Call 119 to~ Ibis ont! CoroM def Mir 1250 cell liv, fam rm, frplc, a-lrnMI Cart>ets. drapes .•• 1\1\0IEl..OR APT. Penn • Point. Cll'an \ • br.1 retna:. &arb a: dis. gar~e. AVAIL MAY !st ~M
,1 £.,A" REAL TY Richardton RHlty C•n you c:ludrd patJo, d~k. view. :c\~11 r;::1~.;.t.t.e1:~r~~~~~~ * c:Jott In town. Adults Gar U11l • Pd' 613-1132 I drape:;. M(J.jO. ~7177 I f rnn1, upcstaln. 2 · Sr. ~ 3HYJ LafAyl'ltl', N.S. K.Hp 1 5.cret? PEG ALL~. REALTOR a.n<'t p11w1ded • 1\IAA ii'""'" * 'lo prt~. 1~ Rochestw l NE\\' ~2 fk, l '2-batha. L.r:is•· 111 . pd• &l~·3'l9'J.
4.'IO F.allt 17th. CM. 6T.rl500 ~TT\(' lor bflst b\IY tn town 1095 No. COllst Hwy " AW1mmln1t pool. Call $hj n ·n. ... c:lran bachelor Lido Isle 4351 pauo. pool Armo 673·7:i60.
842-4020 ' -.,._ DL... 1 11 •· 134 " , Newport Hgta,. 5210 CORONA DEl. MAR Homf' .. lnooml' Apt, pnCf'd .... ~na ....,ach 4M-7578 6+1-11'\.1 ·~T· .\!)I In<' 8 u11.... ,..· I Ad1m, ltat'IHlt. 11111, p111d ~n' rtve " &W11J . cet
•••••••• , 2 ~. Own..-moved • wants to atU' I DIAL direct 64.2-5673, Oaa;rae NO. matter wbat U i11, you Wilsnn, Di $1:\0 lrMI', HY7 V11 Flor· I 411ulclt cub ror " w1UI a
BUilett market;lla~ in town. a l'f\llCk MIP lit SX>.000. l..etghtan Lrnden. rutr. ')'Olll' ad, then ait ti.ck and CM "" It with • DAILY' tlMI qull'kt!r yno caU I 1'0('(' j:lll·:i744 dily• 67:1·.l0'13 I DAILY PILOT WANl'
n.uy PUot Wmt ~!! "4-<M44 RJtr. 613--0668 Evt'I 67J..007l Jiatal k> Ill» phcne rinll Pw:YF WA.NT ADii S(l-5678 n. quicker 1oa. Mil , vr1 ADI MJ..N11
; \
2 BR wl w rpt.s, •1~ bltM.
drps. FA h"llt· 380 .E. ~th
St. C . .'ol
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Z! D'-lLY PILOT ;Ntws-Pmt Tuflday, April 12, l~ RENTALS REAL ESTATE BUSI NESS IM SERVICE DIRECTORY SIRVICI DIRECTORY JOU a IMP'LOYMI NT JOIS a IMPLOYMINT JOIS a IMPLOYMINT JOU a llWLOYMINT
_Apta. ~nfurnl~-Gen•r •I FINANCIAL Announcement• 6410 GeMrtl lervlc.. 6612 DOMISTIC HILP 70lS Help W1nted, Men noo Hel,. Wam.ct, Men 7200 Help W...._.
-......;._~_.;... ___ n_1_0 6070 Bua. Opportunlt ... 6300 N w Health Club * CAN • bo Co· ~-MSS tJVE INS ~ritnced All..Arowld w.... 1• ------,1 -01~~~-ai~'rt-HSPJttft'-ei:ffl:~~-t---Will!Sl!lRll::!L._~m·~~r--M1'S&A R.eu ! ft.tll!bla ItD&Jr Ser. Employer s-Y• '"' WIRE I.AK ERS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilm pl~. Can ~ furn. ~. •COIN OPERATED • SAUNA S1'£A.\t BATH . ,.. ...... !• ~· -l<J6.c:-E~:.t~~--: Stffd;y work.~ M~r
drps, bltins, dble -pr. 36c s f Thou.sands ol women Sy Jane~ Paula, Diane. \32 * ~ A HAUL * UllllllSH BA-
518-1424 aft. j . S.U._lM&. ll! . q • t, art JWilctun&: laWldricl E-. l8th off Nitwport Bl •• CM. GARAGES ~d Gen ._._ .. w~ ....__ -._ft'llU'l.H (a.m.'a) SNACK SHOP PA~IFIC
TELEPHONE
NEEDS
OPERATORS
E 16th Pl. to Wit the new Hrs lO. g p.m. 642•5090. rpra, ~. & pa1nllnt rw -_, ,_ KERY, 34" E , CA Hwy. Al
FRIGIDAIRE N~w ClP('n on Sundays. <;om~-home A apl rt'OOV&.-OOPUCATINO & Nard--. Corona del Mu.
Back Bav 5240 Full lllT. JM•tor & ul1ll1Jf'5, . uon. LowNt tall'>· W -3666 EQUIPMlNI'
----------1500 Adams. C :.r :~:nt.10 Jet ~ctlon KEEP carpet cle~g prob-HOME REPAIRS. regrout, OPERATORS • SERVICE STATION
~MAN. full tlme, neat,
aalary + comm. Will tn1n SOPHJSTlCATED A ... ,, Commeret•l W11"9r ecooomtca.l. thals Blue Lua· n.xture1 bdwe· l plb'" tt•IE
NEWPORT RlVlERA 8£AC. ppomtn• • roorn find out how EASY IT IS tre Wall w wa)I. Rent elec· "'In. d~ ..... ' tr<:. d.....!' IEC ~ su ites. $150. lDl: ... AL f()( $1 Bayvl ~ v~• -reens ...... ~.
Luxurious Townbouae Apts. R t:, lnsun.nc•r, \It y etr , tu nave \'OUR OWN Frili· tric shampooe.r , ew etc. PAUL HlDO£.._; ~8-&t:'O
Up to 4 Bedrooms, 2 bath&. , ., __ ...._ ""'l • ,.,., dattt Coin Lawidry tn Hardware· 2630 \\ · Coul N~WJIC)rl D'r'Q\"U, "'· .......... L( ,, port Sch Attached ,.,..,~ . -' CH()!CI:. LOCATIONS ,. W)., •'('W • HANDYMAN • • all r~ra.
EJec/~/'!:';? halll· Reas. All other C()llvenlencea. lndu1trl1I Prop. 6080 C06ta ~lesa-rounta.1n Valley Acou1tlc Ceilings 6515 "Oonnywooda' :H3·1733. $225,000 Recre-a. Center Tusun • \\ esuruni.teN>range
•"""-_,,. m" Yrs. leue. MFG. FACILIT IES Anaheim -Fullel'too C Ill G _ _., "-"'•it ......,....,... "' ~· _.,_, ,J * Acou1tic • ngs r-na Dllcin11 _._. PHONE 642-0300 Lease: ll'y """"""t" <11' u.s. Largest Dl.5tnbutor .... •
fer ; 50.000' Qf C'Of'C bkiga. Of' rRIGIOA1RE FREE EST ' • 842-4636 HANDYMAN • • all repairs.
East Bluff 5242 Hvy, Pwr Sprtdrs. Baker C.'O~l~IERCIAL \\ASH£RS 6550 Elec/plb&fcarp. haul. ~ ...
---------St. c .M. IOC'. nr 3 fl"\\)'5. I INbysittint "Donn)'WOOda" ;>-13-1133.
E11tbluff Apa rtment1 Bill BROOKS CO. \\i;i\.e 01 tall CollN:t Wlll BABYSIT n~hts for DISCING, TOP SOIL
Tn Domkli:o Dnve, N.B-lndu1trial S~l1ll1tt Coin•O·Matic working mothN · vie Car· DUMP TRUCI\, SKlP
Disinct1ve new Bay Virw 1714 1 :}!J-~~ {leld & Can11ery. 962<WJ7. LOADING. • 545-9524
Garden Apts. w pvt patio, ========= Equipme nt Inc.
crpVdrps, bit-ins. :.! C'ar ,ar. Commerci•I 6085 . .t !I'. Lankc•rshln\ Blvd.
Rec center w/ pool. 1 BR ~ORTH HOLLY\\000
from SH 5. 2 BR. z ba from Prime lnvestmenh 1.'131 bii·W l
$1.95. &14· 1352 or 673-t2J6. are' hdrd tQ On<1 \11th !l' • nl't
Coron• del Mir 5250
e COROLIDO APTS.
2 Br. Grnd·lf'Vel, Studios.
Pnthse. all mod coov. Pool.
child. pet.s OK. fl35 & up.
4102 £ Coa5t Hwy., CdM
673-3378
return on full prK.'t· This I ru..LI:.RTO!\
owner llWu~ 001. Bui-:!.JJ-1 W \'alencta I
locks Fashion Area. j()X\JO I In~ ' ~'> 7833
bldg. 13.j(Xl' Jol. ~ solid * J..AGL~A BEACH te~ts. P r 1 c ~ S49.5r<>· , OC'l:.A.'\SIDE HWY HCYT'EL I
$1.500 dn. ~ Uili5. ~ases \\ilh restaurant. 5:! rooms.
at offl~. Trudi-t'<l\ll~Y of S~.000. Lytle Rlty. S•S.9493 \\'ill uade !or t.rnd or
S83 W. 19th St., C.M. m·s. 1110.000 -ht TD.
Harbor Blvd . Frontage S500 · mo
~u1ineu !•rvice 6562 , _Haullng 6730
* TYPl;>;G, :.1y lloml' • I * HAUlJNG/ CLI::A.~UP
IBM El Le * ODO JOBS. iJ'TC. * ' ei:trll tterr>. re-
po1-ts, etc. H. B. 962·18,)8
C1rpenterin9 6590
REP Al.RS * AL TERA TIONS
)1a.uiteoance any aue job.
:1J yrs expcr. 5-18~ * CARPE.'\TRY * * Pall\):), <.:em..-nt, Rt>pal.rs.
Alll'fJ.U<..~ * ·;,.1s~no
6-lH.U4 or ~s-rm
DUMP truclt, sk1p J~r,
backhoe, 19Veiing, cleanupa.
lot$, etc. 962·87~· * GEN'L CLEANUP * HAULING.
L-Ow$ rata * 842..J666
I ncome Tu 6740
ANAHEIM
CALIFORNIA
Join a d)inamk Md pro-
gTHSive cornpeny with
emphaala on planned di-
\-eniticadoo. Exc:tllft:lt
cipportunltin an avail·
ab~ to puticlpa&e In
challenaini IMipmentl
ottenor a. pralffaiooal,
rewardibc ~ •nv\ron· m~ and exeotption&I
employe bslefit prosrama.
6 maotha ~with
olf·aet print1nr equip-
ment, Xm>x and blue.Une
pn(~.
Apply~Dlpan
ment.
Applicanta mUlt be maJe
due to llftlni Wt!i,ht in
excess of 25 pounds.
WORIW l
Cable and wire b&mtu
worken with 2 ~an re·
cmt •~nee ai cable
and wire hameu uaem.-
bl,y, ~t. CUll1J'Uotioll
ol bamffl bouda, mold-
lnc and pottiq. Must be
Ible to worl( from blue-
prlnta. ~DI draw• '
inp and tcbematics. A
knowtedie oi ttand&rd
w1tet and connectors Is
required. Recent indus·
trial e•rleoce II man-
d•tory.
PLEASE. APPLY IN
P~·ro:
Mr. W. E. Klinger
HUGHES
500 Superior Ave.
wlUiJli man. ..
•JIM TICE cHEvRON
e 2590 NEWPORT, CM. -SERV Sta exper, perm, u •
eel st&ttinr aal, over-n.
Hunt Texaco Sta. 1404 N.
CoUl Hwy, !AC Bc:h,
494·JOOO.
Agond•, W•rnen 7300
MW WC AGENCY
• ENG R. SF.CJ'¥ ••... $450
• R.ECPT. type 60 .. • • $365
Fffs Rtimbun ed
• f .C. BKKPR. ~
Financi&.I StatemU. • to $.iQO
• EXEC SF.cTYS to • • $Si25
410 W. Oout Hwy., SUAte D
~ Newport Be9Cb
By Appoin1lnent
Admlni1tratlvo
S.Crtt1ry • $500
Prefer aero.pace or
electronics t>a.cqrouod.
~Uent company It bene·
To werk In ..,,.
MW offlee whlcfl
wlll.,... tMft In
South Santa Ana.
lf youhav•• .......
a " t .... ,.... ..
..... klnt "9ict, •
high echoel ecluce-
tion .,. equiv1lent
and went a ....
peylnt lelt with •
future.
APPL~
Mond1y thru ''War 1:30 .. 4:30
e JA.\1AICA 1.:-.-:"
e ~t.\\' ~ · BR-~ -BA.
e All f'lrc · kll -~r.
• 2 Pools' O.\'LY 1 vacant')'!
• .U out o.! 42 ~TED!
e IT HAS TO BE '\'ICE!
Ottl~ PmTd · S.'00,()))
il!O sq tt. 01• 1008 !:Q· t\ . lS. Erul.er * .tSHl~
per rt. ComplN~ rf'model-Ql:ICK CLEA.\'.
ed. Ile\\' l'rpts. and panelulg, f i'RIGJDAIRE J..AL~DRY
1920 Harbor Blvd , Lowest , DRY Cl..EA-'DiG
pnt'('(), veey finest location ~E\\' r•ro\·en Fn1t1d8.ll't' Com
w p:u1cing 1>42·2020-Operalt'd gouig husinesa in
Cement, Concrete 6600
Home Ownef' Spec:i1I
Open 6 days toe-1.XJnCrete.
ooloi-ed cement. rock. aeel,
Gordon N. W arre n
Publie Accountant
Tax consullant &nee 1951
HOME OR OFF ICE
APPOINTMENTS.
4210 Seubott/NB
INTERSTATE
Electronics
Newport S..ch, Calif.
An equal opportunity
~·M ltF
fiu.
Nh ;p<>rt Penonoel ,\&ency
&l3 Dover Or. · 6«2·3870
Htlp W1ntetl,
WorMn
U1ll011 ....
Sqmre
500 s .... o .... e CALL 6i3·8120 e
CO:'\TE:.\lpOR.ARY DESIGN
:? Br.. '.? ba.. w/w cpg.-lndustrl1I Rent•I 6090
beamt'<l l.-eiling. trpk. patio, _ .
.c<IJ1l0rt. Avail. )fay L call LEASE lndustrla.l building. ti~· lti!l3 or 675·51.l2. 1500 aq ft. Room for expan·
• • sion. RtteaS 1lOl'HC'e!lt llght· ; I\ to Ocean. ba)'. I~ ing. Insulated wall.1. UYrS
ly '11"' "';w CJU. drp6, DtW· of sing.I~ & 3 Phase power.
ty C:t."' patio. l adult Sl35 Ca1J Tom Kimball 624.5(XX).
117'.I· •b.'9 · -1-B--. --,....,..,.-ft 1677 Superiar, CM. 1200 sq ft, l..t·\.\ r, 5l0\'e, J? ... '6. qi llO. 3 pha.w l20. heh
L's __ drpg. nr shops. Armo Ownn 673·&3.
ti , •• .,16() -------ux 1' to oce<lD & t.y. 1 Lets 6100
C06ta :'Jes.a.
CALL. (TI•l ~ml
2334 W. Valeru..ia -Fullerton
lnveatment Oppor. 6310
\\'A. YTED REST A URA.'i'f
~1th approx S60.000 annual
gr06S in :"lewport area.
Armo 67:1· T;ii().
Mo to l nd 6320 ,,.., e --$1 0,000
For 1.Jtst T.D. vat'anl prop.
piers, &and. Service to tboU·
sand yards a day.
HIJNTG SCH READY MIX
7391 Talbert, H.B. 841.fi074 * C&\f:ENT & BLOCK * ~ sq ft. Small Jobe too!
Free E.sumllJes. )11 6-4871
CE~t.E.'.'T work wanted, oo
job loo a mall. fteall. H.
Stu11llc.k. U 8-8615 a.ft 4: 30.
\\'. lf. ULJ...Y. L.ic Cement
C.Ontr. AU.. T}Jl('S!
~UALm' CONCRETE
Free Est * :>4j.~
dn\'et Free
6T:>3345 or 673-.JOCT
Smiley Tax Senke
FR.EE estima&.ed lea.
1884 Placentia, C.M.
2344 Newport, Cd
W. ~ SMILEY. C.P .A.
~ l36l ope11 evea 646-11666
Lala•d J. FOCJCJ
1' 'armer J.y v.i th
lnt.ernal Revenue
>..l STENO OFFICE
CORPORATION
A Subsidiary of INT£R.
STATE ENGINEERING
Corporation
'IOS E. Vermont, Amheim
U.S. Otiunthlp Required
Ari equal opportunitJ
employer. MU
Automotive
• Front Encl &
Electronics
Technicians
7400
WIRE HARNESS
&
CAILE
ASSEMBLERS
Pacific
Telephone
-------
ll.N.'S
t llt'W WW &hag epta! p"1 -.-.-*-.-.-*-.-.-.-.-.-£ I adult, ruo. 613·7629 PATIOS. etc.
est. & plans. Patio coven, Ott Also monf'y avlll. tor
2nd T.D. 1
Herbor Shop' 9 Cntr
dys-Sa.t It Sun by ~ppol.nt. • Br1lte Mech1nlcs
RA!quir-. a mmunum ci
2 yeus o( recmt indu.a-
tri&l exper i e n ce io
trouble abootlng, main·
tenance, C9.llbral.ion and
lest ol oecitloecopH,
pulse 1en e rat o r1,
Vl'VM'1, ~ aemJ-
conductor test eqwpment
and contrOll. A atrong
knowtedire C( solid state
d.rcuitry ia required.
With 1 ~ar recent ex·
penenoe in wire harness
or cable uaembly for
&.1tcra!V miaile appll• cationa. Must be able to
wock to Military and
NASA qualll)' rt'CIUlre-
ments. NASA oertifica·
uon prefen-ed.
Several po.ttians .. IDllon
Geoenl Servica, 7·3: 31
abif1. OS. 7-3:30 ahift, OB >
to 11:30 9hllt. EmeJ'IU(l
room J.. U: 30 .i.tt. For In.
lorm&taon contad Mn. JU ..
an!, Director ol Nuninl.
Mr. A.dams. Skr. ~-'.l337 std. consu. ~-1475. UNOIS1RUCTED
OCEAN VIEW
tdo lale 5351 PATIO -3.)() sq fl $99.50.
6330 '.! Bdrm. 2 Bath ... Concrl'le sawing, removing
& replactng. Call~.
Jewelry Lotns
~ .tns. Cpl$, drpl, ~.
~lj mo yrly leuP. 673-~
Oder R~ lat m San~
mente with all utilities.
StJ..s to l!ln!let. Can build
6 IS1its. abmil ~ tr.de
.....
HAVE: 3 BR dining room Brick • Block • Stone • Sia~
home, Co6ta ~.
,untington 8Mch 5400 W>J\'T: income property up
ar cam olf.er.
OCEANAIR.E APTS.
to 6 unit.s.
FORTIN co. _'O~E SEE OUR LOV'D.T ~
1 Br .. l1tl ba. cpea, dri-. ~ a.clFIC SHORES 1919 ~ Btvd. Co5ta ~lna
I.lo. garage. Qiild:rc It prtl "'
welcome. water paid.. REAL TY
T8ll Talbert :oD> Beem Bavd.., HA
I lWll.ln&\GD Be9dl --Ews Mt~ -17-1019 ...,..,
, 1:.~i'RA LGE §Im •••••••••••
~;~ ~s~~.:.· LOI R-2 IEWPORI
rlr, children de. 8C'l-<814
Sl7·SHi6.
DELUXE 2 Bdrm, i4' beifi'.
furnished A: wWm. a.
403 ~It>inpbla, 536-fUJ, 4
lil.ks east C( Lake Parle. * L..ARGE CLEAN 2 BR * S87 mo. New carpea.
drapes. built·ins. * S3M006
Cl"TE l BR ap<. *9c, r.-
.lng, garbage dJpel. • Pl""
aitr. $75. 536-0353-
Fou nt1in V1lley 5410
TQ\\~1mUSE FOR Lr.ASE.
3 Bedroom. Retng. Pa&,
Garage. t!13l 426-1748.
.
!
!
* 32 QiOICE LARGE FINISHPD ~ kD. Ma&
niticent Ocean v i • w
CLEAR! • Ready to build * W150 -EACH *
Broar * 494-ll38
PRIME R-5 Lat, zoned
unit.I, medical, etc. ll°' x
200) $37,800 -25~ -
8'7-28411
Dowr Sho""
Pemnmic Bay It ~an
view. By owna. 545-1~
Midw•y City 5616 Acreage '200
el BEDROOMS• : ~~~1U:
Feoced yard. W &trr Paid. • Zoned 4.3 bCAJ.ses • acre *~ • 536-7728 ~ • Teotatlve map ready.
• Term& ~ releue clause.
Rooms for Rent 5995 BROKER * 49H138
R00'.\1 v.i tb private entrance.
1't'-' ly decora1ed. Newport
Hr u~hts. Call 642-6<Yl2.
l..>\P.(~t. room in LOVELY
home. p\1 bath. pn~es.
Prefer emp lady. 1\-U 6·M39.
$1:?.50 Cp \\'K w1 kitchen. sr:.50 up. Studio aJ)1s. 2376
Nt?wpurt Blvcl. 5-18-9f;J5,
REAL ES'tATE
Gener•I
Income Properfy 6000
DUP LEX
CLOSE TO Tl! t. OCEAN. 2
bedrooms. 1 Bath each ap1.
Good rental area. Fireplace
m lO""rr apt L.a.nd 1nd uded
tn prln $37,975
J EAN SMITH, Rea ltor
&.16·:\m
2 TRI PLl::X $32.500 each.
lnt'vml' sno pa· mo. :-<o
var 3 y~. nld. Buy from
owner & save S4.CXXJ.
Ml 6-1724 '.\Jay take Jot or
:.mall h11r in trdr.
VALUE
l:i-' ll 1 \\aJ do. 1..r' olt1rr
l Mi Ml !I ldri1l ho1m• pi I~
11l J,.,~ Pl,.nt~ "' 1~r><~i.:
111 it .sror;11z1• S \•1,1· m.. '>f''
]I I. )~th St , C. \I Co.
ti\-71TI
l 'ir,11 11 """~ a want 11d!
Sin M.rcoa 7.7 Acr ..
I
e
Iodumnal, ac!Joiniag genera
Precssi.on plant. Sacrilic
for S35.<XX> fuU ~· Call
owner. 642·4426.
Excha"f", R. E. 4230
HAVE: Local properti~.
EXCHANGE: For out o J
area and out of i>tale prop-
erty.
Member: Society cl Ex
change CollllSelo!'-
i-
t
t
.
642-5000 Eve Ml ~lT-4 ---_.... ~
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1nd NOTICES
FoulMl..,_Adl) -
FOUND Old ~ Pomeran
iall V1c. Wt$tclltt Plua.
548·8365 or 646-lStl after ' pm.
FOUND. Ouhuahua Friday
Vio.nity Ha.Jecrnt, C M.
~2922.
LADIES "'alch. vie ~ Snack
Shop, 17th, CM, April 2.
1dentJ..fy Ir daun. LI 8-6711.
TURTLE. 673·2719.
Lo.t 6401
$50 Reward. Lost 14 karat
gold dlarm braceltt, could
be Vic. Santa Ana, Coro na
dcl )lar or Laguna &acb.
Call 49-i-2Zl7
LOST parakeet, Yellow
Green, Banded 1965. Vic
East Bluffs. Reward.
1)44-()i62.
APruror color OUbuah
male.
U8
f "Doodi". V1r1ruty o
Baker & fauv1ew. 54:rlfl3.1
SMALL female 1 yr, blcl< w I
brown sl>OU over e~. wht
chest "Hardy". ;,oo.m1.
WHITE male Mm. Poodle,
Vic • Magnolia. nr · Harbor .
Costa Mesa. ~7-0701.
Pen on1l1 5 640
FREE
Sauna Baths
Be happy lik<' all E.astc r
bwulies • hop to lhe New
porll'r Sauna " Massage,
:"lewporter IM. Jambor ee
Rd . :om. l'REE MAS
SAGE for EVERY h 20l
CUSTOMER!
(>44..0960
~ SINGLE ADULTS
Call for ret.'Orded messag
:!4 hrs. 836·6100
TO '.\fY \\'If!:: . . .
• • . ELl.. l::N HE:BER
Am :4W \el') much in lov
Willi you, :'ii,y oi:llldUCt Wli
Ull(•alled lor ,\m ·ashamed
of mysctr. "Jolll1 ·
WO~IAS with ;, yr. old son
\\ at1:rfalli & Concrele
Ph S4H 579 or JE 1-~ .
Child C1nt,
Licenaed 6610
auLD C&JLt: ad1 mu&
ooaW. tlM u~ allJD.bu
of Ute adverti.u. }'Or har-
UMl.r lolormaUoa ®OtaCt
dlo CIUW Welfare Dept.. a.
Su l.II A.Ila. j41~i·
Contruton 6620
* SPACE PROBLEMS~
Addll.lona * Rt'modelln&
F"ree tfit. * Financing * G. H. CRONSHEY (."().
Llt'fn&ed * 673-5421 * REASONABLE! * Remodel or AddillON!
Terms to 11wt 6'16·7S33
C1rpet Cl .. nlng 6625
CARPET cleanin& by spec-
1aJist. f'rtt est. Call Ja.ck,
531-1'250 eves
G1rdenin9 6610
Spring
Re juvinetion
•Lawns reOOY-trealed·5eed-
eel
• Garden clean-up-sou cond.
SOIL SPECIALISTS
e Rot-0tllhng & Plant.in&
e OR ~llEi6 •
HAt;LJNG, Gen'l yard cle-an-
. up. Trees, Shrubs. Ivy
shaped, reshaped or remov·
ed. F'lowcr bed weeding. * CALL 642-8307 * * VERN'S * Gardening service. Rotoull,
new lawns. pal.los, clean·
u11. ~owing, edging. lhork
s;uaranl ('('(}. 842-2035. * ThEl:: TR1M~\11NG &
Removal * Rotot.ilhng,
Ldsq>'g, Haultng. (.;en'l .
Ocanup. * 64.2-8433
e OLIV!:: TREES e PALvl TREES
by "Baylt u "
$7!"> up. 678·3157
TRL\1 ·RITI:: LAWN SiJ'RV.
Reas mo. rate • $2 av. lawn
New lawns1 spr'kls. rotottl,
clranup, hauling. 962-8611.
AV ALON Lawn & Garden. * Wft'd, Cleanup, Beautify! * Spklr • syslems tnMallrd. p .... f 't.r. .,
CALL 54)-~
• HOME S£RVICE •
FF;Df..RAt., ST A TE, $10
~. 531·5380
C.J.RAMBO-
Tax Consultant
Reu . Rates! ;H6--0631
~ TA.'\ Sl::kVIC~ r HOl'>lE St.RVICE r A..'JYTl~IE Kl H fi63
*HENRY T-:-OWEN *
1190 Newport, C'.\\. 642· T3l)a
lronlng. _____ 6755
~
lroo1'1g
$1 SO per dozen
~-3780
r SHIRTS, PA.i~'TS, r FL.AT PIECES. ETC.
CALL 536-3167
P1perh•ntine
~t_ln~g=--~~~-61 __ SO_ * p AlllTlllG *
INTE RIOll/EXTERIOR
Winter Rates
Quaut) work. reasonable.
64&-:vii d111 ot cveniJl&.
l'fft.RIOR * EXTEIUOR
Rrasonable • Llcensed
Fret wl • Guaran. 6-12-45.iS
PAI:\ TING, ml & ext.
Carpc·niry, Home Rep&ira
t VI' est Call 675-4491)
PAL 'i'fl:\ G. lnle r. or Ex:ter
First • l<IM work, very rea·
son .• \n.) 11me 847-1358.
QUALIIT PAlNTING. Rea
• sonalilr. i;, yn. Say exper
Ca.U Bob for est. 64&-6446.
EXPR. painter, Inter & ex·
ter. ~eat wor k. By the hour
Ev l' u; b-2075.
PLUMDJ;>;G. Ucensed It. all
work gua ranteed. R.cpairina
& rem1:1dl'hng. 642~
Poodle Grooming 6900
AU.. Brrt•ds • Dog Groom·
1ng S4 up Ph tor profet·
slonaJ Poodle grooming Je.s·
sons. Puppies & Studs.
847-8750 & ~-1221.
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
~ob _W•nted,.Men _iOOO
• Tire Ch•ngef"I
• Accest0ry
Dept. Help
Top W • & e a, kiKl
wor~ cxind.ilicrw,
paid va.caUocw.
. APPLY r IN. PtyM
10 am. to 7 pm.
·K-MART
Tire Service
2200 H1rbor Blvd.
Cott• Mew
An equal~ty
employer · ·
INDUSTRIAL
MAINTENANCE
PW MIER
With at least 3 ~ars
uperience In tbe tollow-
in& areu:
• Fabrication A: ~
Of copper ~.
• Deionized water l)'S·
ttmt-
• Industrial Gutes
• Ph Controls on add
drain•
HUGHES
500 Superior Ave.
N9Wport IMch
An equal opportunity
employer -M ' F
WE have an openiJli in our
circulation department for
a jwUor district manager.
If you are between 19 and
25. a high achool graduate,
a.nd want a lit.wt.ion wilh
a future but willing to start
at the bottom, contact Milan
Leavitt at the DAILY
PlUJJ'.
• DISHWASHER
Age 19·35. Experienced.
NI Time· Apply in per-
aon between 2-5 p.m.
SEE DICK JARL
JOLLY ROGER
RF.SrAURANT
3Xl Manne A~.
&lboa Island
Maintenanc e Man
E x pt r Mmced all
udond maintainance
Days.
~a Meas Convalescent
Ho.!)lttal 661 Center St.
646·9679 ~9-3048
PLEASE APPLY IN
PERSON TO:
Mr. W. E. Klinger
HUGHES
500 Superior Ave.
Newport BMch, C1llf.
An equal oCIP0«1Ul'llly
employer '. M l. F
NEW
MAY CO.
South Coast Pl1u
3333 Bristol Str .. t
COSTA MESA
Now lntervicwin& tor:
ALTERATION
MANAGER
Must have recent exp.
MAINTENANCE
ENGINEER
Electncal It air conditJonmg
baek&I'OWld required.
Interviewing Houri:
MDoda,y t.bru F rld4'.)'
10-ll A-M. It 1-3 P.M.
~hll lnclude:
Libera.I Otlk:ou.nts
Hospital Ir Surgical lnt-
Pa.ld Vacationa
Lile lnaurance
Sick Pay
~Uttment Plan
An Equal Opportunity
E~yer
_R_out_e_S-alnmen 12)
Sell looally for nal1onal coi.-
oern. in bu&lness 61 yean
No travel. $135 start. ~e
~ Good education, rel·
erenoea It dress neaUy.
596-Jlll2. 1D11 Beach Office
for lnte.rvlni appoinlmem. . TURRET LATHE
OPERATORS
Experience necessary. l>a.¥1
.fa.Id beoefita, steady work m JABSCO, INC.
1485 Dale W~. Costa Meta
CAMPER
Ot'
TRAILE R
ASSt;MBLY MEN
WESI'WAYS MFG.
2121 S. Anne, San~ Ana
DISHW A.SHER It BUSBOY
Experitnced ooly. lnterv1ew1
9-ll a.m. No phone calla
Sam's SeaJood, 16:til:I Pac -
flc Cout Hwy . Huntington
Bch.
Pt.EASE CONT ACT:
Mr. W. E. Kli nger
HUGHES
ELECTRONIC
PRODUCTS
DIVISION
500 Superior An.
Newport Be1eh
All equal opportunity
employer -M It F
NURSES AIDES
Full Time
AU Shifts
Experienced Only.
Coeta 1'1eM Convaleaoent
HOIJ>ll.al . 661 Center St.
646-9679 ~
AVON CAWNG
BEAUTY ia our bu.51.neta.
Why not make It youn? Ex
c:ellent opportunity tor w~
men who qualify. Pbooe
now 530-5860 Collect.
WESTMIN~
COMMUNITY HO&PlTAl.
200 Hosplt.al Ore.le,
Westminlt•
8934041 It J E 4-Gil
e SEC'Y /FULL TIMI
Aee 20-30 I« adYert111nc .
ottlce u1 Outdoor .Publiabln&
Ci. Must have SH cl IK>, "¥P"
Ing 60, variety Ol work. S
~Yi 9 to 3. Wrltie &lftic
marlta.I lt&Lus, aae. exper.
~ ref to: Eve11n R1chmond.
W estet11 ()it6oon, PO Box
'l.f!/1, Newport Beacb-
NO PHONE CALl.3 pleut•
LYN'S-NIGHTS
Full or Part Time
Coovaleeoeot Ho9plt&J
Experience Preferred
Cat&& Mesa Convalncal&
Hospital 161 Center st.
~ ~
R.N. CHARGE
Part Tirn.0.y Shift.
ConvalelCftll H~
uperience.
Costa Mesa Convalescent
Hospital 661 Omter SL
646-9679 54&-JOU
REGlSTERED NW'le tor
position ot director ol Nura R. N. CHARGE
es. Convalescent experience
necessary. Top Salary! New
Faclliu.es apening In May
For interviews Call 827·2440.
34-0 Victoria, C.M.
HOUSEKEEPER, Full or
3-11 shllt O:mvalacellt
H06Pil.a1, .£xperiencl.
Write Box M.J&I DAILY
Pllnr
part • time. ProfesBionaJ LIVE • out ROUMkeepe:r tar
or pankular! Complete rnotherleM home wtt.h l
charge. 3 children, 9-14 school ace children. s.J>.%61
Salary open. Own t.n.zvpor days 'til 5. Alk fbr ..,...
talion. Evu • week • ends Whyt.ock.
Pb. 546·3634. ----------• WOMAN tor DcnJl Sb11f.
Cocktail Waltr11M1 • APPLY IN ~.
Food Wa itrHHI • NO PHONE calla p1-.
ALL SHWI'S • WINOIEU.'S Donut Fr..
REUBEN E. LEE • 2947 HAR.DOR Blvd/ CM
1~1 ~. Coe.st Hwy .• N.B. ' BAR -MAIDS wned. ''THE
Apply 9-10, 3:30 • 4:30 FLAME ROOM" 1J80 Mon·
IBM KEYPUNCH rovia Ave., c.M. C.a11 ia
Operators. 2 yrs. eX(>er. All (>el'IOll betw 11:00 A.M. 6
ahilts, top wage, Beach noon.
area. Dacey Temp. Serv L •1==v-:-:E:--. -ou-t~H'""~--. ----
l.20'J E. 17th St .. s.nta Ana mot.her-lea home with l
54Z4457 school aie children. 847-«MS
EXPERIENCED s I n & l e .Oa.ys ·w ~ Mk tor Mn. ~. Barta.k, & button Whytock.
hole power machine oper· -:E:::-XP=E:-::ru,.,.'='EN __ Clll_>_den_t.al_re-_
alors needed. Al!o sewing cepliooiat tor busy omc..
machine trainees. Apply Not under 30 yra ot ap,
2907 S. Oak St., s. A. 548·8344.
HOUSEKEEPER to live in -::M;-;;OTE=L=---.,,r..,..tA.....,1-0-, --OWM-
25 to SO years old. Care Of TRANS. PHONE FOR AP-
3 children and i;:eneral house p01NTMENT.
work. Good saJary, own 893·'2474
room. Must be exp. Al!o re· HOUSEKEEPER • child cal'9
MACHINIST cent medical checkup. Call 1 536•3219. or motherlesa hm, youni
Job shop exp. Steady work family, Iv in or out 847-1183
in modern, well equipped BOOKKEEPER. f'ull 0 1arge, alt s.
planl. Apply in puson. Must be thoroughly exper---=-=.....,,..,------
EDl..ER lNOUSTRIES ienced. Consider pai1 Ume. • CASHIER, a~ 25 · 30
"101 Do c" Sch ORA."lGE C • FOR COFFEE SHOP. : ve -. Newport . OAST PAPER • SEE MRS. McNEIL
• BOAT ASiEMBLER CO. NEW 549-1J.j7 tOI' appoi'ntment e PORTER INN. with Carpenlry talent. ;:::-;:::-;---:=:::---:--~--
• YOUNG MAN • •SHAPER operator twoodl SECYS, T}•p1sls, Comp. Op GIRL FRIDAY, Cashier, e f or LIGHT ASSEMBLY e GOOD PAY! era., Gen. office i:lrrks. Bkkp'g etc. (Or Men's
Must hav" drlvrrs lictrwo . • J~SEN MARINE CORP. Newpo1l Beach area. Dacry Shvp. * Ml 6·•1242
e GOLDEN'S Magic Wand e 1781 PL.ACEN'l'IAI CM. Temporary Svs. 1202 E. • HAIR STYLIST e
!M6 W-17th., C06ta Mesa e NURSERY L.A80H e 17th St., S.A. ~~1-44~7. • EXPER. BUSY SHOP
e U1I' BOY or PORTER • FUU. TIME. A1 i'LY · EXPt:RIENCEO Hostes.s!Or Costa MtM * 846-2Cm
e NEW CAR DETAIL e R. P. K. NlI:S::.n Y. dlnlng room only. lnLer· * OPERATORS/ EXPER.
e Cont..ac1 • St>rvkf' Mgr. e Hubor Shoprlng Center views 9 a. m. No phone * Spor11wear, Good 119Y·
• HA RBOR DODGE. 2 Young men. &ge •lM.41. calla Sam'• Sea.rood, 16178 1:,go Monrovia, CM, 642·2668 • Zl50 HARBOR BLVD/ CM Pacili· C t I' for reneral caftterla work. c oas ,ywy. H.B. PART -time houaekee~r.
e DISHWASHER e Apply Voit Ruhh~r Cltiettr· WANT£"0. Girl 86 mother's hnh)slltf'r. Mlllt hue trana.
e APPLY · [)ILL.MAN'S la. 3801 South Harbor, C.M. helJll!r. Pri velt' room & 1181. I Meu v,.rdd 841.7831
e 801 F:. BAI.BOA BLVD . --------•ry "-• -•· " PART TIME Olstod1an rvc-" · '-•r.l'ry <Al/le, •• B. l:..""-'·n-d * * f.'<p,.rwnetd \1trhanlr, nm~1 Part time W 1ndo1\ ~8·'l397. • 01':\/TAl. '"'n Ec.E:?nONIST
\\Ith own 1o1ols !741 Ans-1 t d '1 \TI u L---T k v \lo'f\S ier or &ya. •' ' n.r. \\Omon, l'111lc1 l'ilre, II 1· .vrRya. 646-7634
IW'1m ::;1 C '.\t. '."tt.8-4117, u .;,()..hr. • ..,.16•ii<:i7 hie ll31·k1p i:. 1 bo)'.s, ,, t. 1
1
n.1.1.1·:~mt rx(l('rit'fl~
PARTttm-;:-;krnd' ovrr 21. NAT'L eonrr rn h~ Oflrli It }rr,. H~ • .! ;;o to .!..Ill pm. fn"'ll'rrrct C1111 Mr. Malm•
l.1tllr John'l f>111.1 Parlor. for mute ,81c,.ml>n In C'o~tll !!"'-'' trnr1s :.111-~17:.. J·;vrs l{rr11 l!l~I llGl ·l4~.
16~2 Be1wh Rl\·d HB. Mrsa. SI¥' • ~k iruar11ntre j • Dental Receptlonlat-Btr·M•lds-$200·-.-.-lt-1-
AJ11.11p a r.o · c.i• Dune • • J. LIM
\\ tu1e £lrop11t1n1•' I I h" 1111.1 Ker !"Oil call
01mr • a • Ull~ 'l'l1e' qwcker you 11Cll
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CHA.RGE IT! to •tart. ~9559. Exl)f'r. nee OR 3..fXJ2~ j fi.'\8.548J I
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• • _, Tlltid.ty, April 12, l'Hlb DAILV PILOT/NtWl·Prm 23
t\S 1 f M,LOYMENT JOIS & IMftLOYMENT MERCt4ANDISI f OR MIRCHANDlll fOlt ,E TS end LIV~aTOCK TRANSP'OltTATION TRANS'°ATATION -TltANSPOltTATION-rRANSP ltTATION
SALi ANO TRADI SALi ANO TRADI l Ji be Meer.,, Wem. 7500
_.::::.:.;;;__--
7400
-THE llOADWA Y Mita II ..... '600Mhcell ...... MOO
Oop 111' lm,.rt-4 Aut.. 9600 mpemd Aut. MOO ~rt~ A4INt 9'00 UMd C.n '900
A.K C SUVtt a Blactc femalt
rmaa ~rd. ~ yn old. PORSCHE CORYAll
ror bUkl f'le.d:l'o me-
rh•nl"1 .-abO OD
dtl.)' and lw\nl lhift.
ApplicaJU mUlll ~
ti cooct WOl1I record,
CallfomAA drtwn ll·
~ 'f'l\lt and be 9lble \o
p4S5 a ltUf pbyAcal
rxsm!Mdon.
Startlnc ,... m pl)'
IS $ l JO pet bolir •
Now lnttrv'"1nl lor:
TEMPORARY HIL,
durlnC. lpNc Salu.
Muat be available da)'I·
Interview~ houri:
Mon thN Sat., M PID·
THI llOADWAY
Tm ~. Ht. Bch.
Alt eepta1 opportunity
•DlflOfet
l.o manqe awnmer 11eU11n
y acbl Club. Wu7 • mu.
KUOft -per moa&h and ber ~ Al8o ~
llbed AP'. and lltWU.. Mall
reply Md quallftcadons to
Bax M.368, DailJ Pilot.
Custom Hand Painted
And Silk Screen Signs
-Tl"Kk & ... Letterint -
Fine Golcl Leaf Lettert1tt
W.. -Plctwial Wortc
Walter's Sltn Studio
Ge
Good wit1' chlldreo. Hu
11\0U. o..tr mov1nc. ffiUjl
lell to sood ~ $75. Call 112-na ...... n 1.10 a.m. • MP.M.
Small nUniatuh AJ\C Poodle
ack tefDIJc. bl * MH'74'1 *
3D
w/
acblbaod. Puppies, black
brown marlunp . AKC.
~ 548-totl tMll'A een 9 It S.
• MIN. MALE POODLE
R1COI' * AKC
WKS * 962·Jm
AP
U·
G ERM • Shtpt•d. male l·
AKC. Good w1 children
00 tw 8llC. ... er• 53l-olk)6.
yr.
$1
FOREIGN ' DOMES'TlC
e VW e Por1d.e e MG e Merctd11 e Cobr1 e Fllf
Costa Car Co.
1'88 Harbor C.M. 64).4814
ALFA ROMEO
ALFA Romeo Spldtt l l&O
Conv. Xlnt Mecb cood A:
titu. Oean lhn&Out· Reu.
Kl H:i62.
AUSTIN HEALEY
e REPROCESSED e
'63 AU.Un H~, Road·
e '60 PORSCHE e
ka.rdtop, S\lpar. Good tr.....
port.atJon. $2S delivers, lOO'lft
bank finuci'll a•ail&bi.,
0.A.C.
CALIFORNIA SPOltTS
CAltS
90l E. rlral, S.A. &42~
RENAULT
e '60 ltENAUL T e
Good Ir~. 100~
blink fUlancina avallab~
OAC. f'Ull cae prlca.
$U!I
C1llfornla Sport1 Cira
901 E. Firat S. A. 542-8801
VOLKSWAGEN
'5 Verlent
SUper wqcn. UOO actual
mil• Uke new. ~2'
9700
I want &ood 'U Ford ~
mu.at bave r ib • blu Ule1 turn ai1. hu to be x.lnt
call au.-n.
• Exetllent T~ •
'&o torva.lr atatica waaon.
• spet'l.l. nf'w tranaml•Joa
and clutc-h 100% b&nll ti·
n&nelllSt avull1hle, OAC. s 199
C11ifornla Sporta Cer•
9111 £. Fll'lt l\ A >42·8801
'63 Cpe. Riii Lott. m1.
.32 m.p.a. Great Cond. S995
Pri. pty. OR H!l',!g
CORVmE
e REPROCESSED e
APply Ln ,.... to:
500 Superior Ave. VOLUNTEERS! To belp ZI04 Newwa-rt alv4., New,.rt .. aolt IU·UIO IUO 1ter with hardtop, radio,
S37 delivers, $37 a month.
100~ bank ftNncin& avail.
e CORVt.Tl'LS e
Many to ctlOOlle trom, t •x
and Uceue deliver~. 100'·•
bank ftnllncinf av11lablt-,
0.A.C.
' -·
SAVE lives t Deliver Emcr-
CtllCY mood fDr Red Croaa ~~!!!!!!!!!!!! to boaciitala in Oranp ~
Newoort leech, Celff. SP able. o.a.c.
SIMCA C.Hfor ni• Sport• Cera
901 £. f\rat S. A· ;,.t2·880l An' equal opslOtt\anlt;)'
empl01w -MU' Counl)'. Stl· lf31. 56-1B19. f umltvre POOL TAILES IOQO NEW AND USED
UUTED but gtntle ba.y
mare. PricM to sell • $250.
S«>-9MJ. $1099
CALIFORNIA SPORTS
Cllrysltt' I all MW
SIMC A l'OR '6'
11o11h tlw rantaat1c FORD 4CANSP0tt f A TIO!': CARS
• ..... a YMhta 9000 00'1 E. Finl, S.A. ~-8801
e '59 AUSTIN HEALEY
DESPERATE 11&6 BRUNSWICK $21'5 iw x t' SLATE Sllf>
MOVING IAST •'rte dell y. A: iutall. 16
SchMIMNtrvctlen 7550 Supplement YeAW
lftCOIM
5 YHr, 50,000 Mi. '64 f ord Country Squire, 9
Warrenty 65 Wiidcat passenger. V8, Fae • &11', '""""'s From Lo u
IUICK
Need IOmeoDe to a.Miit
me In Ill)' rut P"Owirw
bu.sintM 2 hDw'a a ~.
ftj() a moata. ~ Inter-
view~ call
Mrs. Atll&ry at 162.XU
betwetn 10 am a u aoGll
e LIARN TO FLY e
I NEW Piper C>e.rokees
' e $495. COMPLETE ~
• Can fina.nce. 541.~
Need R.e9pomible Party to 32• STIPHENS flnu, Wt take tnt»Jnl ..
SICARD POOL Deluu 6 cyl., radio, bea~r.
100% banlt tlr\ancina avail·
vv 2 door hardtop deluxt aeriea au power, m e, pvt pty,
. $1199 lMt.~Ul..A n; c ON D I • $2250. 642·2799 aft~ 6 or wk·
-Aa1wne P~rnetU
ART CLASSES
Be"""1n& OU Palntlnr
Tues·Wed 1-4. ~9806
s Rm.I. Furn. " Applaaocea 32l S. Maia, OrUl&e s.tl· lllm
tw
KAIW'J'OP EXPIU:.SS with
lD ~ Spc>Utu
toad. and IW'Ye.>'ed perfet:t.
$1l.6C». Balboa Y .icbt 8u1n
able. o.a.c.
$79'
CALIFORNIA SPORTS
100711 bank lioa.nclnc TlON THRU OUT l..ollded dW!.&. available • with all accesaorin. 1.ocal -,6-4_f'_uir_lane __ :ioo_. -au-to,
r' WAITRISSES
As:e 1>21. S.. cqier·
lfl\Ct ..... '1· Af/113
Ill pertlOO ....... ,..
p.m.
SEE Dl<S JAJU.
JOLLY ,!_~_!It R£STA~1
* TYPlNC-10 LESSONS * Cblkoat'a Qukll EZ roetho-J
113 Ott Mar u 1-21159
~d-. M. w 7600
~CHECK~
Ul-WESTERM
203 Ma.rint Awat Empk>ymeot A&eocy
BaJboe ·lalud Anahetm m·&JOO
Dtctephone ope;;: 17'79 w. Uoco&n
S.Crett4'iea SANTA ANA ~·3601
AM'• c--lOC11 s. Br"*>l
W---i!..W '-. Gen'I Ofc. Mat~ to .. Ui0 w•twr" .... ~ Gto'I Otc. Oleta. lo • • S32S
?TOO Harbor Bavd. CM. PBX ~on .. • .. • .. $303
1010 N. Main S.A. Cleric 'l)'pllt Trainee •• tm
rqual opportunity ~P'oyer Gen'I Ok. Ute type • • SZTS
Housekftper litt-in. no Q. c. Superrilof ' •... ' rroo
1mokin&. 2 chlldren. Order Delk • • ... · ·•• • SliOO
6l5-0310 A: S41-7lt'f ~t Traulee •••• SliOO ========== Jr. Dnllt.lrDaD .••••••• $4lS Manaeer ~ •••••• ms
Jobe Min. -... 7500 Malnt· ~c .. $3-00 ht
--------Labortt to ....••. $2.15 hr Stock a~ . . .. . . .. '2.G'l hr
Presa Tramee . . • • $1. ~ br Mach·in·ists Factory AIMmbla $2.()0 br
EXPERIENCED
e Mlllint e Thre ldert
• Autom. Trecer
Lethe
FULL P RICE $227.11
WW aac. eqult)' free S nu. rum. A: appU&ncea. Full
price fl'l7 .88. Pm&&. °' $2..61
wee.Illy lDCludea 7-pc Uvlna
nn. Id wit.II t&.blee A: lam?',
7 pc dmetw. 2 complete
bdrm. 1e1a. rdna., ranae.
a"'°. wuhu. TV combo.
Aak for lot Ji39, Out of state
credit OK. F.-dellnry.
See d&U,y l.H, Sat. }(Mi. SUn
U.S at 6401 w estm.inater
Ave., Wetlmimur. Dir. Ask
for Jobo. * '9i.751t *
l'O~\JRE
Out to l~ and mov•
&n& Ull must Mil ail 011 s
rooms ul tunuture. MAPLE
liv. ruom. 2 bedrma. lnclud-
ea t.ablea, 1am111. hno din· me rm. aet with bullet It
hutch, 11.ove. ~frl&· avail·
able, w1ll ,11eparate tor qll.lck
II.le. Please take ov« my
be..l&oce al $3 per week,
tree equlcy aee at Mn West·
ml.niller Blvd., Westm.ID-
JteJ, 193·~19 Olr. Ask foe
John.
ABANDONED s room1 t\amllun:, liTID&
room. twin bedroom, 7
piece dlne\te, atove rder.
' w ... r. See in ltor&¥• at 64<11 WeslJnlnster Blvd.,
<.Ullplett ptice $1&3. W1U
MP9J°alt tor quick ale.
Terms $2.SO per week on
b&1anoe 89l•'J'W [)Ir. uk
for Jotm.
* AUCTION * U )'OU wW Mil OI buJ
&ive Wind1 a t.rJ
Auctioo Friday 1 p.m.
Windy's Auction ~m
4'07~~ Newport Ml 6-llidli
SOFA, PrinC°" 9F\na.-xlnt.
~. put llol'l'1UHI ~
$30. 3 ooc labft • la.mpa.
U3 Via Zur\cb, N.B. 673-».IW
1''01..0IN(; WH£EL, OiA.l.R
GOOD CX>l'f DmON
* MHQ • "'FOAM!
Foe "Do lt yuu.neif''
~ • cut while you
wall. FlUl> 6 M!:L'S
•u.ut PRDOUCl'S, 2ll4
Newport 8lvc1., CM. 642-3971
EXCw.£.NT, et6citDI ud
cconomlca, U\a.l 1 dlue Lua.-
tr~ carpet ano upbrMtery
deaner. H.enl ele'Ctr1c sha.m·
pooer $1. ~ TeWlnlUe
JUl'dwan. COlta Meaa...
rrs IDele>mllve to clan
NP and ~ witA
Blue Lulltt. ~ol electric
shampooer '1. Kirt>y Hard·
watt, Harbor Shoppin&
C.ntu, c.M.
CAR.PETS and We too can
be beauWul U yuu ua Blue
Lual.te. R.enl ell!\:uic sham·
siooer $1. Klrby Hardware,
Hiu·bor SboppUI& Center,
CM.
CYM. OR.aUDS in BLOOM
$3.SO • up. Atr1cu Violeta
ail colon In bloom $1.%1.
3·al2. f1
22'
N
n
.t.:
Ciiia er.It L uJ; Bait
Lank; ~ W...SS: 1',w l09 It
coven: ' eyl HeiYule~ e~,
~ head; ~I Sharp;
9.;o l>wensen, DI> Gl&-5()ll
ve 646-7301
* • . n c:usroM '63 ny·
bridp erw.er. Kmly lo
CARS
90'1 E. }'ir1t, S.A. ~2-3801
e ·63 Au.tln-H11leye
Roadster. nict., lOO'ilt bank
financinc avallable, Q.A.C
fUll cuh pn(.-e.
$999
C11iforni1 Sport• Cua
001 E. Finl S. A. ~-880 1
GO! TwlA m · HP. VB, ;::;.=======:;;;;
comp&etel)' equlp. REDUC·
ED for QUICK itale!
CALL~i
11' p
PA'M'E.RSON HYDRIJ.
lAN E. CadlllaC I"' r. Ii
S1 ROMBE.RG CARliS. Cus.
&om lniler. OR l-»l1.
A
* A
VA.LON YAOlT ~1AINT.
Kffps them ihlp • Shape'
Vffi. YACHT $:.'() • ~fO.
EXPU. * 9oN611
16' Rl.m&boul 50 HP 01 B~
trlr. 2 aaa *1 eqwp. Ma.ny
Xb'M· Xlnt ccnd. $895.
~-um.
HILLMAN
IDEAL SECOND CAR
1959 HIUMAN
P£.RFECT FOR WlFE OR sruor.vr . . lN i::.xcl:.1.-
LlST CONDtTION, FOIJ K
U U 0 R, N E\\ PAIN1 ,
SP01l..E:.S.5 I N S I U l:. ~
OUT. ~UGltr Nl:..W BY
ITS PRESl::NT 0\\ N 1:..R
)325. CAf'i BE Sl:.EN A'f rm !::AST BALBOA
BOULEVARD, NEWPORT
BLACH.
BARGA.IN! '4' callin CN11er '62 Hillman Minx ltiOO conv.
CALIFORNIA Sl'ORTS one ov.ner. low mllellie power 1tte114& ts bt akea.
CARS (factory warranty). New Red in Is 001. 2l60 engine.
901 E. Flrs1, S.A. 54Ua11 car trade. "!h>wa finest ul $1,550 * ~!llm
care..'' Priced lor quick '59 Ford f'aitlane, Clean m· SUNIEAM
e REPROCESSED e
e '66 TIGER e
Rtadster. Ru! nice. M.aa.
wheels. lOO'k ba.nk linanc-
111& aval lable OAC.
$2599
CALIFORNIA SPORTS
CARS
901 E. Fir»t, S.A. 542-8801
TRIUMPH
e '64 TR-4 e
Has aU the eMrU, ""tre
whttb . ont owntr, low
milea:c. $j7 dtlJ'J('fl , $j1 a
month. 100'; bank tmanc-
ing available. OAC. •
C.ll~rnia Sport• Cira
901 E. F\nt S. A. M2-8801 * 'IQ TR HERALD * $250 Ii TAKE OVER PAY·
M EN"I'S. st.Hil.29.
aale. aldt &. out. VII auto trans,
Only $219S 2 dr, nw cood nuke otlf'r. e RO'• ~~RV ICR • Call 642·7404 alter j P~.
PONTIAC ltOO w. Cit Hwy. U 11·3'166 DRAFTED: 1957 4 dr Red
NEWPORT ~EACH t'airlane Ford. Good cond •
$ lJO. 546-67!>-!.
Surf 8U91Y $121 HELP! Must tell '57 ford Conve11.ible "Ro ad M on· w~ Pwr • brakea, runa
It.er!·• '56 Buick. pwr evety· ...-.c ·•~ &ood! R.&H. 64.:l-7534 eves. thini. radio, ........ ~. Clean! 1963 F'ord Squire. * ~91170 * PB. PS. Excel cood. Best
offer. Call alt 6. ~ '64 Buick WtldClll. 1 owner. Goina to Vietnam. Mu.st r' '63 GALAXlE XL..;,oo
lell: 6-a6.ml. t' Ul. VI, 4·SPE.ED
1 '64 SKYUR.K 2 DR t' CALL l..I 3·~
., &cl<t>U. LU.AN: $1~. '60 R1nch W190n $ 100
m-6.IM aiter 6:30 pm. CALI.. ~n;,a
CADILLAC
'65 Cad Eldondo conv, Loiad·
ed ! $S195. Xlnl 1..'0nd !
673-s..»l CVtl. ~ Days
·~ Ford~uns g ood $J;i0.
,_18-ii539· t..v t>n111g1>.
MUSTANG
A m.>Or'inc· Olryaler Crov.n Xltll mnd: AutomatK', m.my
ttblt motor. Kl 9-3'&5.S, Xtru. ~. i-0-{)?14 alt l ::!O '63 TR 3 · 8 Ovtrdr., Wire ~133S Ews. wheels. Sl.250 or beat ol1er. CHEVROLET -------
e REPROCESSED e
'fi:l Mwst.anc hardtop . Jet
bla.ck Lhrooi:boot. chrome
wberil, ail the extr&J. 1001"'•
ban.ic tinanclnc ava.llabl ..
O.A.C $61.73 Dtl..ivera.
$61.73 11 month.
CALIFORNIA SPORTS
* SACRlliCE! at $900 * Ji' CA.BIN CRUISI::R ·~eVH
* %1' DRAKE f'L YB RIDC E
E>cipr. Twin • ena-Pilot well
~p'd 6 cle&n! &-t5ZS.
JAGUAR
1963 J&i\W' Mark 10, lwrury
ae<lan, air cooo. radliJ, beal·
er. pwr wUldows, brake\,
stl'e.rin&. Grey w 1th polub-
14 ' F\befllul open out· ed walnut It red leather in-
buu'd, J IM&a.,5\'a hp John· terlor. ~. OR 3-Ml!I 6'
1oo. $300. * m-;i&1i. ~
Orie. Owner. "2-11?>4.
VOLKSWAGEN
'62 lmpele I HT.
2 Door apon ~· OUT·
S1ANu1"G CUNDIT\ON
'llittUOl!l'. All extnia ltlCI.
RltH, automatic, pov.c1
aet.nn& lk brakes. Ori&lnal,
local. low milea. "~now~
li.nral o1 ca.re". EXC:t:P·
TlONAL VALUE -WU
$li9G.
CAltS
\.IOl E. First. S.A. f>U-8801
e Turret Lethe e Profile MUI
................... .
L....t F ... In er .. I
s.cty SH. Beach. Advance
W altre9 Top Hae> Nl&ea
w~ 12' tut s-oe
Sa.lad maa pri d\ab, perm
PBX Type. iood ~inc
M«hank, t.oj)I, niatiu
SOFA, matchina ~ $15; * lf631 HIGGINS Oidc.
HWll.Jns1oo Sch. 8'1-<lla
* 1'' Gl.ASSPAR 10 HP, .=.-.========
IDe cond: Cuti or trade KARMANN GHIA { DELUXE SEDAN
$16'1
Speclel $1495
e REPROCES SED.
'65 Mustan&. full la.ctcr1
eqwpped. 100% bank h·
oanciJ1& avallable, 0.A.C
$1,597.16
CALIFORNIA SPORTS
CARS Trainees
WITH OR WITHOUT
EXPERIENCE
• Autom. Tr1cer
Lithe e Thre_.,
Dey I Night Shifts
SO.SI hour week
(meltl
40-48 Hour week
(femelel
APPt..Y
1-5 MON THRU fRI.
Lorge
f n1ineerine Co.
712 Yorktown Ave.
. Hunt lntten ... ch .. ,, An equal opporiunlty
•inPoYu
-------·
ElECTROlllC
ASSIMBURS
2 years toldrri~ exper-
1~. w~ In a small
clHn plant In M envlr-
on~t of activity a..nd
pl~uant h a r m onloul
rondIUonl. Htte your
t)Ql)e~ and~
'~· will be mqnized.
<.i1ve lll a pbo(JI mil, or
st.op t.n and 1ee m at:
HURST
EnglnffrilMJ Inc.
151 W. 11th St.
Coste MMe
642·7111
An equal~
employer.
PLANNING to expsnd. ac-
r·ptn; appllc11tian1 for the
followlni: Hlk.prs. laundry,
nurllll'I aldee, ~· and n111int . Hunt. 8dl Convalet1·
etni H011Pllal. 11792 ~a.
ware St. Hunt &h.
FUU. or PART TtME apen.
lnp for QNnter hetp It
Prtparatlon men. ~per •
helpful. Apply ln ~
ONLY . 310 E. mt\/ CM.
BURGER lbtf Relt.aurant
e JAN1T01l
e DOORMAN
e CONCESSIONlST
Apply
PORT THEATI R
C'orona <tel Mu
Rf.TlRED Couple 1-0 ma.n-ae
Afll hol.lllt'· N<> chHdren nr
l'N'l•· ' * &U-im9 *
••
Gu Sta Allen. FC akes
Mote.I Maida t2J ...... ••••
D1llhwuber nighlt •••••••
\' Oi man, ~en!. ooon to
.. .. a.
y. I. C. Employment Age
l:.!6 t:. 19th C.M. 64:l~.f 4
Open FrL to 8. S.l. to 12
RUTH 9'YAN AGEl"fCY
Loolcln& for a Job!
Come UI today for
penoaal1zed aerva.
Nnr llatmp dally
1'193 Npt., C.M. 646-4854
17 1793.l Beach Blfd.. 847·96
100 W. 11tp, S.A. 547-64!0
,.
Job Pr-...r•t ien 7too ----• RESUME •
in-
In
A resu1oc II only U eood
u 1l.I abUlty tD set an
terv1ew. We apedalbe
v. ntine l"tlWIMI tbal
wortl. * SJ a.ppomtment. e MecKen16e Allocl.ltea
1670 Sant.a Ana Ave. SWte-o.
())6 w...
642 • 7111 * 6Torl4b&
MERCHANDISE fOR
SALE ANO flt.ADE .
furniture IOOO
w; Did It ACJGi n!
Bouthf Menufect urer
\:OMPLiTli
SHOWROOM
of furniture
Mediterranean · M~
• Danish • Modem
••
PRJct:S YOU CAN AFFO RD
NO DOWN! • 3 Rooms ef Furnltur
$2.99 Per Week . l 7 pc. Li·110& Room Se
5 pc. Oulelle Set
10 pc. Bedroom Set
Small 11.0re -BIG Valuet
No f ency front • •
! . .
• • • but look INSID El
APPROVED FURN
2159 Harl>or Blvd. C .M.
tcor Vldor1al U 8-96ti0
m. Open 9-1 wkdy1 . ..S.t li_P_
sell
m
fl•
'"" oul·
BtfiU5ERS Corceci to
Model Home it'OUJ>S fro
eo.ta Mna tnct. Deco
IOl'i)lanned 10-pc llv
room. Modem &-pc Bed
room. ll·pc Bunk Bed u.e.
E
flt, Mockm ).pc Dine
PRICED FOR FAST SAL
-$488. Worth $700. ):;z
n. term•, no money dow
HUB, ln4 Newport Bl vd.
CM.
. .
Bdrm aet m, All ID rood
cmcl. ~~761.
I · f>c, Mahopny Duncan
Ph,yfe din'& room Mt.
• $80. u ....
OlNlNG room aet with er
without bull~.
lJ 8-538'7
Office furniture 8010 --""~---BARGA.I.NS t:relltll damqed
oWce rum. Aetll.a ~
lelt N. Harps. SA 531 ·mo.
Appllanci11 1100 , R.EFRJC. (~vilWor)
r' Piok. XLNT COND!
$9j, • 8DH9lO
Coppertone Servel lee mak·
er. liood cond! ~
* Kl .>-44..>3 *
\nflqU. II"'
18'lli Century Conn. °"">'
Slanl • top dHa. a;o. Sella
for $1800, or mott at deeJ.
... storf. Pr. Exciept1ona.I
8nll Shjp l.Ampi ...
ill·~. , ...... 1130 -
Ham.mood 0rpna as PWm
~IDwa,y Pianos
Good MlectJan of new and
UM!d orpns. Uprlaht. IP1tJo-
et and arand pianos; both
new and UM<l.
SCHMIDT·Plill.LIPS CO.
1.907 N ortb Main Street
Santa Ana
NEW SPINET PIANO
$495
See lbl1 an<1 many more at
Keyboard Headquarten
Rent $7.51
Hammond In c.orona dd MMr
~ E. Coul Hwy. OR l-aa30
~ .... 113.S
Gulbr•nMn Or91n1
::33 1::. 17th. C.M. 646-4033
Hl·f l & Ster• 1210 . .
l te•k splcn, trlo11tereo amp,
Akia tape. recrdr. N t a t
P-68H trntable ~~.
546·56'i9. ---
felevitlen nos
WE RENT
New, nearly new, ttboilt
TVs, color TVa, phonol.
wuher1, dryef9., i~rt.
ret:rga. atove.a. it.nt lit,
buy later, U you wiab.
No Dtpotdt1/No Contract•
Free Service A: Dellvary
ti Yra. Appl. R.eUabUltJ J ....... KIUS4t
1(113 S. Main Sl Santa Ana
SPANISH CHEST
OF DRAWERS
(ONE ONLY)
$1 62.00 VALUE •
•.•• NOW $1 19
I IOU!\E Of CHAI RS
.SO C1mer es & Equip 1300 ' ~~
:i17 \.\'. 19ttH:.M. ~· H;,.4 -RE 6 UY ANY rtJR.NITU
dlr"d frm mfg. 111 whl
pr1~ thru me St vf' to
Call Mr. E<i at 638·4l63
Sllf
701.
* POLAROID Mdl. 9.i
Lllntl CiuTu•r1, l&kf& hlkl
wht pl\. !Wot Incl hw mtr,
fluh "llch .. A camtra.
A3klng $30
~13-4j()l
B\JSINW ditd 1n birth·
Need money '° bury il.
Many VIL'tl. TV aeta. $35.
ea, ca.all A Qanf All IC)'-
1ea •M419.
n.£C. Shopp9r car. Top,
side cwUlna, elec 11p&1.
Alao ~ '1x • foot Chain
Uok llOCf poll.I-646· 1859.
BOYS 4uallcy .Wl New! &be
10.12. J15. WAS $1). HATS,
womm'1. lkeu! aome DiGI'.
~ R 1-t, OR ~:Kl. . * • Month oki ~-1n x1Dt condition. eo.i $500
New! Make alter! Mt-MT.
* St.erllna ailver Mf'Vice,
'PP!'alled at $1470 Beac O(·
fel• ONU $1000. 484·8319.
VANITY, dtnHr, cbelt,
maple. n r lamp, lawn
mower t: M.iiK:. ;;.u. :IQ6G. --U.'TS trade munU stereo
pak·caprs call 6'2{J901. --· . -. -FREE TO YOU
~~~~~~~~-
DDIPD.An::LY need bm
"' ~ home fw
aiw.c. klrC Mired -.ct-
Ml mocher cm. WlU help
place kltten1. MH56l ~u
PART Box.er. -had alJ Hu
ahota. Need& 'i ard for pla,,r
&: comp&nlonahlp. Call altN
4:30 p.m. 842-2477 4/11 -TIFFANY. l yr old oocke~
tttriu. Sopblalicated, 1nde-
pe.ndenl. Prefer amior clU·
Jell. 49'~. 4111
11.JUY, tmndb' ldttena. 5 WeeU old, weaned and
trained. Pleue call after
4:00 p.m. Kl Hm. 4/12
FR.EE to &ood home. Lavm-
der Polnt Slamae cat.
1W 7-64*). ._H
'&1 PLY STATION WAG~
GOOD tires. $m OC' BEST
olftr! M:l·216L
CUTE 1mall muced breed
Ii wk old ptapplea. 541-6369
'114
3 MALTESE GRAY KIT•
TENS, 646·4917. 4113
Miec. Wentld 1610
WANTED; ~at Booka o(
the Western World and/or
Lncyclopcd1a ltt, 831·l632.
WANT TO TRADE STEREO
TAPES ? CALL MN907.
' Machinery, ltc. -1700 ··-
FORK urt TRUCKS.
Olea.p. All makes Ii models.
Prl. pty. 496·20'l4. LA&· Bcb. . -
Swe,e 1790
M\JNTZ STEftEO TAPF..S
FOR TR.ADE CALL SU~
For quick. .atdent l'H\llta
FINO THE TIUNGS Yf>U
NEED NOW. S. l2w "f'llf
Se le" ada In today'a Calli•
bed.
DON'T Klft It aw~. ret
ql»Ck cun fGr ll wtlh a
D a i I y P\lo* Wa11t .U!
642-$71.
for rootorcycle! 548-~l.
1c '62 JOHNSON «>· KP * o. B. mow-. XLNT cond!
p.i • pty. • 673 .. .'6C
9010
RHOOF..S 33. P<* war built
Ml)' tqWpjJed for racin&!
1b1a boat hu not tlllilbed
wona than 3rd in Cl.aa
cba.mplonshlp lo lu& 5
yn. ~BJ owner,
MI •UM.
....., Cn1iMrs 9020 -·--lJ6l CHJUS CRAlT 32' alN·
1959 Kannam Ghia. New
paint ' uphol, good tl.tti.
Xlnl medi&nk:al ccnd. S795
or belt alter 4~-46SI a!ter
6 P.M. •
NlE. Many ~ru. O>nllder ..;.._~~ ~~~~~
,..,._ offer. G-12-<>393. *MERCEDES 8em Classic
19:>2, 220 8 , Cooveruble.
~eed.; body work. ~. Con·
bider sport1 cycle In trade.
&U-;,m . 1
Speed Ski ~ta 9030
6' PE.RFOR..\IER. 6 cyl re<>
ond. Gray marmf' enc. +
Trailer· GOOIJ L'Ofld!
l1300 • ~ MG -------
SAY
e RUY U ttVER e
PONTll,C
1400 W .c.out Hwy. U 1-3486
NEWPORT BLACH
e's5CiMvrolet •
S..-1 fur bardlop. Suck,
clu'ornt' whee Is. hard to
und. JOO'A'. bank flnancm&
available, 0.A.C
$779
C1Ut.rnl• aporh C1rt
901 E. F'lr5t S. A· 542-8801
901 £. F\rlt, s.A. ~an * ·~MUSTANG * * STICK, XLNT C'Of'ID!
$1ll8f> Pvt • Pty. 64H396
·65-Mustang, Vll-:-4 ~
pvt pt.y. $2195. 642·7799 aitet
Ii 01 weekeoda.
OLDSMOllLE
e REPROC ESSEO • -·s1-a.c11--2-dt_aedan. __ m cu
'64 CHEV. Ma.lJbu SS, bu in. LaSalle Trani, H~
alJ lbe extru. tulJ power Shilt $250, J2 $40, Mallory 100"" b&ftk fiDancln& a•ali· .... ~ ... 0 ablt. OAC. Tax and 11ct'nJt ®el Point w.. .. or all $Z'IS. 673-9950 dAya, dchvtra. 64l~764 f'Yetl uk tor Jeny
<.ahtorni1 Sport• C1ra ~ ... Olds. Nt'w B!ltt""""'. Xlnl ~1 I:.. l''lrst ~. A ~·l!bOl oN ~· ~
LOO-K!-$49'.l.-'60 Cht!vy v:• Cond' Good tll't'S. smoa d•
VIC'l', $1~. ~971 Slick. t inc shul'f t.otni; 1n
arm). Phone bi~7 ur
~lll4. '64 OU:_V_H_I-~-. _w_a_g -..,..R&,_,H,..,...,
NEW ure1. Xl-~T t:oud!
PONTIAC
'64 Bonneville
1oet Slip, Meorl"I 9034
• PRIVATI PARTY
OFFERS e MORE? $1800. * ~·Hl4 2 dooc hardtop . .sporU coupe,
loaded with all acceuoriea
incl, full P'A'T· wuidowa,
fact. air, leather. Aluminum
brma/ wbeela etc. ABS<r
BALBOA 18LAND aide • Ht
moorinl Included wtth 1 .
br tlll"D • apt. WO • mo
...... tn4J 673-MlS,
'66 MGH R.oadlter, 009t new
$3487.16. Hu all the emu.
Will ACCepl trade.
CALIFORNIA SPORTS
A rm• fac:tery fruft cu 1.96.l CJiEVY IMPALA SS
from your only a11thorlud coupe. Auto. w /W. Rt ff.
Yotbwat•" Dealer '" the Xln1 cood! 548-6497 Iller 4. H1rbor Area.
.-ext aW, Af _, "· • __, 1958 (lievy lmp&l&.
Ul.3) 111-4121. CARS llMIOA ........ 2 Door bard top. Sharp: 1~MAllOl-::.=•COlfAlmA $4[JO * ~U
Rowina Dor)' or l.A6Jlt.ra.Jce
din1h¥. K.ea1>0nable:
901 L· f"int. S.A. j.U.mJ
e RIPltOCESSED e
'64 MG Roediter, wt.re
wheN. radlo. hea1er. lik~
new S49 clelivers. $49 a
munlh· 100~• bank {111anc·
ing av1.1lable UAC.:.
CALIFORNIA SPORTS
ft~ ........ ....Al '61 lmp1l1 Conv. .. '1 sor I Auto. ~. i adJO. 673-4348
OR 3·56'76 ev~
FOR Sale I 96( neetwood
10 x 51', 2 Bdrm tum, Lo-
cakd at Ori!twood Beach
Cub, ~m Padfk: Coast
Hwy, Space 63. Huntiniton
Beacb. tnll 875-1515,
Ill.SJ DI S·~·
LUXURIOUS
% Bdrm. 1 ba., pool, bch.
clubbouat. S13.txKl. 5"·203a
wk. days. 61j-<*JI evn. Ir
Y. k. etl<b.
CARS
901 E. •~m. s.A. i>U-8801
e '63 MG e
Roadster, thll car 1oes up
In value. 100% bank !inane·
lo& avail•t>le. OAC.
$899
C11iforni1 Sport• Cars I
001 & First_~. A0HlWl
1 e '62 MGA e
Roa.dater. "'11 e "'heel.5. fully
eqwp,,ed. 100' < bank ti·
Metercycl• tlOO nanclnc a\ alleblc. O.A.C. ~~..:.-~~--~-$1099
''~f-~
~
,.S, CMICI( 1\'t~lON IS ALSO ntf
ONl Y AUTHOllZlO '~SCflt
OtAU • IN THf HAtlOt .AlllA.
'66 VW 's
lM.J\lk.D. OEUVERY!
ALL ~OOELS & COLORS
CH~Cl\ OUR DEAL
BEFORE YOU BUY
1963 e&prlolo U4 CC CALIFORNIA SPORTS 0.in Lewla Import•
Vecy sooci ~. $230 CARS 1966 Harbor C.M 646·9303
or offer. !)48·J681 aA 4:30 901 & Finl, s.A. ~tl-8801 '57 VW $375
Trucb 9500 • '53 MG • Ex~llrnt Transportation ~
_ R.ad10, Htater; $28 L>ellvera I
5' Ford i,, ton Pick..up. Good S28 a month. 100'.M h•nk othera in tt01'k. ·;,s · '66·
cond! $300. 1145 Fullerton tinanc\nl(. Ava1lahle. Q.A.<.:. Dean Lewis Import•
C.M. 646-0!69 CALIFORNIA SPORTS
·s1 CHEV 2 • TON TILT CARS 1966 Harbor c.M !WYOOO.'l
CAB. 4 · apd. 20' 1lake . 901 E. f 1ri1. Si\. ;-,.a'.!.gg()l I 'J6 VW°:<;u--;;roor-. -
bed. * OR 3.o;;70 --. -.~ MG • xlnl condition. ~.
1960 Dodit Pickup. Lone bed t') See 3101 l>elM>Airr Pl. C.M. * ~73-1~7 * . ~· Call a46·38 before Call 546-7669 before you '!6 VW, Sunroo(, ~00111
--·. trans. '60 • eng. !\1nt trans 12 p.m. or alter I p.m. '""'"" u UI 11 , portatlon ~ or o er.
.
67J--O'lQ9. 9520 PORSCHE '61 DELUXE BUS. C<111 t
USED PORSCHE'..S $.1.oo:>. wit $9115. Xlllt c:ond
WITH A 100% Ml &-1'7'24. Mua te~La
UNCO' DITIOl'JAL -"-"_f'k_. ---.,..---
G ARASTEE 1· '65 vw. RADIO. WSW.
I
I
CHRYSLER --
';,.J Qi.RYS. Good runn·a
(.'Ond: Radio, New paint,
Clean! Beal oUer. ;;4ll·iJ096.
COMET
e '60 COMET e
dclu.'<e, suck, radio, heater.
excel. tranap. 100% blink
ilnanclnr avallable, OAC
Full cu b price.
$779
C1liforni1 Sport• Can
901 E. F'lrs1 S. A. .>12·8801
l963 S.22 CONVERT.
v~. auto-trans. air cond.
Power lll«r. low mi. $14!l5.
5'\!').1887.
CORVAIR
'65 Monn
COUPE loaded with all ac·
cusoriea mt'I radio/heater,
4 apet'd EZE eye glua.
w ~1w. f'xtr• chroml', 110
rngmc etc. lMMACULATE
CONDITION ntRU OUT
Local 1 ownrr, low mlltll~
•lactory 'Narramy). Nrw
car trade. Priced to .ell
Wu $1995.
• Scrvcl•I $1995 R Y CARVE R • PONTIAC
1400 w. Csl Hwy. LI 8-3466
NEWPOR1' BEACH
e '63 MONZA e
LUTELY IMMACULATE
TiiRUOUT. Hu been
··maintained In the Hlibesl
ll&r>dtni." New car trade.
aold/ 1erv1ced here. Priced
to tell Wu S2895.
Speclel $2.Sts e ROY CARVER e
PONTIAC
1 tOO W. O>ut Hwy U 3·346e
NEWPORT BEAOi
6' G.T.O.
2 dr. hardtop, 4 epeed, Rill.
pwr. str, brks. ail" Just Uk.e
oew. $3.295.
LIDO MOTORS
600 W. Cout HJway
Newport Bttch 642-6762
64 Pontiac Catalina St.atloo
Wac. Pwr. Str ~ Brkl. Dlx.
intenor, 11.1r Xlnt cond •
S'i395. Call owner eves. alter
7. 838·3664.
T·llRD
e REPROCESSED e
'jl) T-BIRD. tat'Wry oriel•
nil $41 deltvtn. $41 a
month 1oor;. bank flnanc-
inj; available. O.A c.
CALIFORNIA SpORTS
CARS
9(h E. First, s.i\. ~-8801 * '63 T·BIRD. WHITE
w1 red · int. Fcty 11.11'. Win-
dow lift. 27.000 • ml. Good
tires! Orig owner. S2'l7S.
67J-79'l0 b\Wn 10 le 4 pm.
* '62 T·BIRD LANDAU *
Pwr windows A: aeat.a. Alr-
cond ! Sl815. 47'l Lenwood
Orclt /CM. ~.
'62 CONVERT. "C r e a "'
P\dl" Air, all·Jl'-'·r. E."«:"el·
lln'J, Nt"I< bRU :'rl.fXn-mJ.
84-auty' Sl4l:J() 61.>-:ti.1-I "'et
GOING In Stl'Vlct. MUat wll.
11114 C:allf. CMl.Ptr lmmac
cand. Sps 2. l~x. stove.
water. 1\nk. Ii llrtita. ~.
31~ Allao NB ~T
'65 lNT'l.. 1 • ton Chass1a
modal OPL."l ROAD Camp-
t i'-7txKl • m1, lllte new'
9&2-7!ll8.
f or 30 d11)s or ltm miles on , $l~T., * 67!>·38~
both pA11A And h1hor! ~iZ !'E.AWARD, OIM
Auto trans r9dm. lr t1ter .
OICf' 11li dl'hVf18 12fi • -; 57 T·BIRO -,,,~h\\~
You Bet See '6'l \'W. Ml.ST SELi .. $11!{).
I Chick Iver.en I ' XLNT CONDITION
Inc. * 673·040ll *
' 1110 Harbor Blvd. 1--Always a Go • Go! ~ Mr11 KI ,9-030.1 01.lly P\.104 Want adl!.
mnmh 100 • hnnk fmll O\· • ()RH ; O\\:-:~.r. •
IOR 1wa1lahh 0 1\(' \l,:;r1 * .ll~-jl;~
California Sporh C1r1 61 T . Biro. U\nclRu , F'ac ~n ~ F'tnl S A .11J·AAO\ I ~1r. full P~"t. 11lnt crnlC'l.I·
CJN 01.m•·•·UrM 11on ! Orig owner. 641-J\~~
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DMLY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
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"nils day of municipal elections on the Orange
Cout ~eems an approprtatf occasion to resute to our
steadily growing family of readers the DAILY PILOT'•
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Jt will rontinue striving ~ do so.
Speaking of the municipaJ elections, there probably
is one viewpoint upon which all of the candidates would
agree, and with which the DAILY PlLOT would concur.
The objectives of the DAILY PILOT continue to be,
If you don't take the trouble to vote today, hope-
fully y9u also w1U have the decency to keep your mout.h
dosed about municipal affain for at least a ye.v!
A Den-Scott
Jarring Possibility
B~ ROBERT S. ALLEN
And PAt:L SCO'IT
The d~ply disturbing
possibility of a regune com-
ing lllt.o power in South
Vietnam that would de·
mand the U.S. Je~ve the
country is being gravely de-
liberated in inner Whi te
House councils.
This jarring likelihood
was brought up by Pres1·
dent Johnson himself at a
dJscussion on VieU>am with
top Democratic coogres·
siooa.J l~den.
Without going mto de·
tails. the. Prtsident t o I d
them that a number of con·
tingeocy plans an being
formulated. including one
dealing with the poc1s1bility
that a Saigon go\•ernment
might call for the with·
drawal of U.S. forces.
WHILE expressing "'1·
couragement over the pro-
gress or the war against the.
Communists , the President
declared alJ could be lost lf
political instability contin·
ued fo r. an~ length of time.
U.S. Ambassador Lodge,
the President disclosed. so
far has been unable to fin d
a "formula" for a st.able
Sajgon government. ''But
he 1s still trying to de-velop
a consensus." said t h e
President. •·and is talking
~1th e\<eryooe but the Viet
Cong ..
The violent riots and
cremonstraUons against
Premier Ky's government
~ere characteraed by the
President as "Buddhist-led
and Com munist-inspired."
THE EFFECTIV ENESS
of this "unholy alliance."
he held. 1s the basis for the
dJre possibility of thf! es-
tabUshment of a regime
that would ente r into nego·
llalions with North Viet·
oam and the Viet Cong.
The President <Ud not in·
dicate what the U.S. might
do m such an eventuality.
All he said was that aJ.
ternatives are being dis·
cussed and a decision has
not been reached.
One congressional leader
expressed the opinion that
an even more ominous sit·
uation could arise.
HE DESCRrBED this as
one in which a coalition
government of Buddhists
and Communists might at·
tempt to use U.S. economic
&11d military power to sup-
pre ss other South Vietna·
mtSe element.5 , such u
Catholics.
"What would the U.S. do
in such an event!'' asked
the legislator.
The President shook his
head and said nothing. The
quest.ion remained unan·
swered.
ANOTHER ENEMY -
That Defeoae ~
announcement that the vi·
cious malaria problem in
South Vietnam wa a "uodu
control'' may nave been
premature.
While there has been a
considerable drop in the
num ber of cues s11a the
disease'& peak last Novt'ln·
ber. medical authorities an
bracmg themselvea for an·
other large-se&le outbrw
when the rainy season gets
under way later tha month.
This is disclosed in an un·
published Army Surgeon
General's report in the
hands ol the House Armed
Services Committee.
"EXTENT OF the. f'X·
pe<1ed new outbreak," says
the study, "will largely de-
pend on the activities in
which personnel are en·
gaged. Active combat in
highly malarious a r e a s,
mainly the foothill regions.
will result in the highest
number of ~ues during the
rainy suson."
An all-out crash program
i& under way. the Surgeon
General reported. to de·
velop an eCfective d r u g
against the extremely vlru·
leit Vietnam malaria. Test·
ing ol a promising new
drug I& slated to get undu
·u y witti the start o( the
rajny season.
.. Each c-ase is b e i n g
hand.led u a medical
emergency." says the re-
port, .. si nce the disease can
prove fa tal Within 11 few
days. Malana is the great-
est disease problem among
AmeTJcan forces in Viet..
oa.m.
Hal Boyle
What.ever happened to
televi!ion?
I remember when it was
the talk of America. Every·
body 111ed to come to work
bollow~yed from staying up
late tbe night be.fore watch·
tng it.
Nobody I know talks
much about television any·
more. All those over 40
seem to see nothing but old
movies on it.
As for Us annual n e w
programs. they don't ap-
pear to have much impact
They flower and fa de and
blow away like dandelion
pods.
INDUSTRY tubthumpers
say that last February tele·
vision viewing reached an
all-time high when 54 mlJ.
hon households had their
set.s tuned in for an average oe six boun and 28 min·
utes a day.
What~e.r happened to
television? Pretty much,
I'm afraid, what producer
David Selmirk told me a
dozen years ago would hap-
pen to it.
"Television is for people
who want somethi ng ( o r
noth ing," he said. "It will
become a mush fa ctory .
I lollywood will use 1t as a
clumping ground for B-~ra
ders. and go on to m a k e
finer pictures for the the·
aters."
ONE OF' THE things I
churlishly hold against tele·
vision -although il prob-
ably as my faul t -is that
my 12-ye ar-o)d daughter
still remembers by heart
more deodorant and b e e r
commercials th an Mother
Dear George: Goose rhymes.
What is an Oriental water.. "It seems to me I have
pipe called? lo dust this set off more
Abooka '! often than T used to," my
TY. wire said the other day. Dear T.Y ..
I bavent'
idea.
Bless you.
She does. It has become
the slightest larRely anolhPr piece or
dust ratrhlnR tumlture.
Dear Gloomy Gus:
TH ERE ISN 'T a single
program that our ent ire
f a m i I y watches together
regularly anymore As far
as I am concerned the only
great thing about televi·
sion is its coverage of root·
ba U. ln that it is matchless.
The censorsMp buffs are missing the
point m the Kjenholz controversy. The
most promi nently disphlved four-Jetter
words are Dorn and Hahn.
-H W 0.
T~lt ..._..,,.. ~ ,.. .. ,.. YI-... _...,.., ftl-. el t1111
~fWtNHr. ·-"'" •ot -19 ._., .... Oellr •119'.
. I
But the rest or the year,
from New Year's Day until
September. I don't f i n d
much reason ror t urnini.t 1t
on except to '"t' whet her
La"' rence Welk hc1~ h1rrd a
nrw bassoon pla) er. It ts
all too sod den. ~ummy and
tasteless
What happened to ttlcvi·
11on? Jt went th ataway! ._ ...........
Art Hoppe
LOS A.'llGELES -As this
is a political ~uma. 1 often
get the urge to write a col·
umn about politics. About
once every two yrus. And
I would have resisted It this
time, too. But all the Demo-
crats in Los Angeles are
playing an excltlng new
game called, "WOO.e Hand
Is That?"
The Hand in que5tion is
Mr. Lloyd Hand, a Texan
who came to Cahlontla five
years ago. But be wu
wulthy. Indeed, u my
friend. Mr. Dick Tuck a ys,
"He wu the only Toan
who ever came to CalUor·
nil witb two king·riud mat-
tresses strapped to the roof
Of hia car."
SO ANYWAY, Mr. Lyn-
don J o b n 1 o n, wbo allo
comes from Tens, appoint-
~ Mr. Hand Chi ef or Pro-
tocol. (Or "White Home
Protocologist. '' as Mr. Tuck
puts it.) And he had a nice
time in Washjngto n. Bat
then he suddenly announced
he was running for Lieuten·
ant Governor.
What consternation! The
burning question, of coune,
was not, "Ho-.r wi ll Mr.
Rand. if elected. fulfi 11 the
duties of th.ii high office!"
It was, of coune, "Who put
bim up to It?"
THE GENEllALL Y ac-
cepted verdoa, as you may
~ve reed, blamed Mr.
Jobn&oo. He was tossing in
h.is man to hurt the chances
of Mr. Tom Braden. a close
friend of Bobby Kennedy's.
And it was all really a pow·
er struggle !"'er California
between the John son and
Kenn~y force..
Naturally. no inalder ac·
cept.s this generally accept·
ed version. Or be wouldn't
be an insider. So it turned
out the maNrmlnd behind
the plot was actually Gov.
Brown. You see, Mr. Brown
figures that if a Brown·
Hand Ticket (a what'!) woa,
Mr. Johnson would appoint
him to the Supreme Court
so Mr. Hand could step up
to Governor.
NONSENSE. It was Mr.
Jesse (nee Ble Daddy) Un·
ruh bad turned Into a petu·
lant spoiler. So be threw
Mr. Hand int.o the net to
embarra11 the Govenor and
destroy party unity. (Party
what?)
Don't be lilly. Tbe culprit
WMMr. 0...Wyma,Jad.
er of Gov. Brown'• forces
in Southern Callfomia and
a close friend of Mr. Hand's.
Secretly worrl~ the Gover·
nor would Ion and wantin&
to ingratiate biJDleU with
the Johnson bloc, MT. Wy·
man bad put' _,.ether tilla
undeztw>ded dee) to •.•
Well, 10metbinl or other.
ANYWAY, all insiders
talk at naught but th1a epic
power struggle tor that seat
or fame and prestige cur·
renUy held by Lieut. Gov.
Glenn M . WbatahiJname.
And now that Mr. Hand will
split the anti-incumbent vote
with Mr. Braden ...
"Hold it!" I cried. ''The
colprit ii clearly the oaly
man who obvioullJ benettt.
from the deed-power-mad
Lieutenant GOVG'DOlf GJen:n
M. Whatahl•Nnne." Eveey-
body thought 1bat W'lll Vf!t'Y
funny.
SO IT'S a fun game. And
I bate t.o ruin It. But a full
confession ls impending.
for I called up Mr. Hand'•
headquarters. ''Who put him
up.to It!" I demanded. And
they said Mr. Hand was
willing to admit in public
anywhert that he alone had
put himself up to it.
Fine. He'll feel better get.
Ung it off his cheat. But
would you vote for a man
who was the brains behind
a Machiavellian plot like
that?
Ralp• McGiD
Loose Use of 'Poor~
Notes made at Arden
Hou.le, N. Y. -'"I'be man
on the s1rfft, the 10Cial 5d·
entist and tbe policy-maker
all often forget that 'the
poor .' In the tense uaed by
the variOUI llOCial study
analyses, are nothing more
than a statistical category.
They are not members of
an interacting tOCial IJ'OUP
•.. to generaliu from cue
studies of 'th~ poor' is there·
fore reckless.''
Tbi.s panppb a from a
paper by Columbia Univer·
dty. s brilliant IOdoloelJt
Alfred J . Kahn. It was part
of a conference on Behav·
ionl Sciences and Mau
Media.. beld recently at Ar·
den Bouae, New Yark.
TBER.E ARE in the Unit·
ed St.tea kl million "poor
penolll, ,, .. determiDed by
a study of the popui.ti.oa
bued on food prices in ua..
(The poverty )int • deter-
mined by the amount of In·
come left after allowan~
for buying an adequate diet
at minimum cost.)
Poverty in the induatrial
nations may not be neglect·
ed. In Italy, studiea indl·
cate. ooe quarter or the pop-
ulatioa is in poverty or di1-
tress. A NorwegiAD hypothe-
.U places the total at I per cent A British report places
18 per cent in poverty. Thir-
ty per cent m thole in aucb
bousebolda in BrltaiD are
childrt:n..
DR. KARN. erperlenced
and apert, says that all
data make it clear that DO
single anti-poverty program
will work if the phenomenon
is defined operationally by
generalizations.
To talk only ct economic
growth is to Ignore the aged
aod bandle11pped. Employ·
ment opportunity wUI not
necessarily ~ up to un·
skilled Negroes or whites,
even though the economy
prospers. Some sectors of
the economy may boom
without helping the farm
laborer or the poorly edu-
cattd teenagers, for exam-ple.
AlJ.. AGREE that no pol·
icy can be sustained which
naively or piously assume&
that any "worthy'· or "will·
ing to work" individual
need not be in economic
"trouble.''
An astonishing number of
people would di.smJss the
problem or the poor by say-
ing "they were born that
way" or would argue vague·
Jy for an undefi ned pro-
gram or "education. retrain-
ing. socio-therapeutic treat·
ment, and so on."
There Is a danger in the
loose use of the phrase "the
poor." One filth oC the
group left that category in
1962. Ooe! fifth entered it in
1963. Entry and departure
are an annual feature. War
in Vietnam has causect ex·
tra departure thb year and
Jut.
THERE ARE poor ln in·
st1tut1ons These are the
aged and handicapped poor.
There are the mort tragic
poor who work regularly,
the year round, but who do
I
not um tDOUlh to support
tbelr usually larle fanilllea.
Thia countrJ be&an to ea·
act welfare legislation In
the 19309. The traumatic
poverty of that period cau•
ed ua to int.eniene in pover-
ty, unemployment &Dd •
er aspecta m dv1llan life.
These toelal teeurity acta
were giant steps. 1be Em·
plo)'TDent Act of ltM wn
another. The Ecooomlc Op-
portwtity Ad °' 1914 la aUl1 another. Medicare .._ now
been addtd.
rr IS NECESSA.JlY that
tbete, and otbeor imtftutioa.
al a~ .......
''rMlfstic retpODMI " .. d al chance. u rtlatlft!J
permanent. u DMded ltJ
the whole commanky. .cl
11 oot carryin& an7 at1cma
in tht!ir uae .''
''Poverty" -and aD lbat
ls wrapped In that word-
ls a natlooal problem of
grave cooceTl. fl it fol)J to
be Ml"7 about plaDDed a~
tacks on lt. To descrlbe
tboR attacU ansri11 al
"o v•-a•a.11" reveall a -.Ck
t( lmoW'led&e tA the prob-
lem or an unwilllnpua to
eomprebtnd ll ................
1--Roy~ Brie;-i
TNINI T..,..... Pl-' 8letollp
Prophecy la a tricky buli·
DUI In the news, particular•
ly when founded ln the ca.-
price of street rnobl.
Notwith1tandln1, certain
vague pattMnl appear In
the behavior of demonatrat.
on, today a common phe-
nomenon in backward oa·
tiona the world a.round.
Unleaa street demonatrat·
on are soon placated by the
regimes they are ·demon-
1trattn1 acaimt., there ii
cumulative dan&er to the re-
llm•· If mobl fade away
here, bat appear elaewbere
the nut day. the peril ii
close.
WllA T THE speakers at
demonatratlona say. what
the leaden say is their in· tent. is not dtfinitive. Such
pronouncements are oftn
tactical, to fain time or ad·
vanuge. Moreover, faction·
al leaders may only appear
to be at odds with one an-
other, and demonstrating
musea eully 1et out ol
hand, and act, or appear to
act, In defiance of leaders.
For several years we
have witnessed the uncer-
tain play or these forces in
the polltical turmoil of Asia
and Africa. A CWTent tx·
ample ii Indonesia.
IN GENERAL, lf demon-
strations occur 1 e v e r a I
times a week, a final blow·
up 11 indicated. The trend
is there.
In this light, and with due
caution, It la aubmitted hue
that Premier Ky's regime
In South Vietnam is in deep
trouble. There ls no sign
the trouble can be dfsslpat·
td by mere promises, or
that the regime ltseU can
be saved for any conalder-
ab1e period without radical
change.
Recently Premier Ky and
hi• council diaml11ed a pro-
vinclat department com-
mander named Thi. It pro-
voked immediate protest
demonstrationa, a n d re-
emergence of Dadd.bi.at for•
a to le.ad the prote.al
IN VIETNAM, tbt Budcf.
hist.5 coutltute a political
faction, and It wu tbty who
led muaive demonatrationa
which ended ln the faD of
President Diem in Novezn.
ber, 1963.
The demonstrations ov•
Thi continued for a week.
despite Thi's pe:rlODal •Po
peal for restraint. Buddhist
leaden then took up the
chronic demand for elec-
tions, whkh are jnfmjcal to
the continued power oC the
Ky junta. Catholic leadera
joined In the demand.
Ky had said he favored
e.lections, 1et for late 1987.
But Buddhist prearure com·
pelled him t.o advance tM
election date to early 1987.
BUDDHIST leaden have
disclaimed Intention of over-
throwing Ky, and Indicated
a compromise pact 1rith K1
which would include Budd·
hist elements in the Ky re-
gime. It is these molllfyinC
attitudes which are entirel1
unreUable, and give evi·
dence or being t a c t I c a I
moves. There appears to be
a rivalry (or Buddhist pow·
el' between a Tam Chau and
a Tri Quanh. but even thil
ls suspect aa a screen for
real Buddhist lntenUon1.
Cllrllllcte , .. ,_
-----.... l·§l!J;.11 •. 11 ... _ ..
. Tuesday, April 12. 1966
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