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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-03-09 - Newport Harbor Daily Pilot... Directors of tbe Calta M • a a Cbambet of c-amm:e. f.ced with . unexpectM ...... Of • ., .,... their ...,.. ~ dt, eeuncll candldeitel' fcrum, have lined up In eppoaltion to a •UI· gestion by tbe city -that tbeJ dispeme with their PNPOMct mule and decor•· tion1 for the -Mardl lt event in the council dwnbera. bl tbe face of a request by one dilpimtled c:aDClidate 1111' a Superior Court lnjuncb lll'OllJb1Unl the pro-sram. tbe cbam&er dhcfcn wt.cl M to stand by their arl,ma1 plana Reds Shell KheSanh Base Again SAIGON (UPl) -A Oammunl1t shell blew up amaac tear pa can· niaters It Khe SllDb todey ind tbe a<:rld fumes wafted tbnOCb baaUra where U.S. MariDel b8d IOUdlt ref· "II ~ Ile bertlMt ar1flllrJ at. tad -tbl bat ha two ...... U.S. spot.elJMD ali6 lie ...,U. WM one of 300 mortar and rocket rounds that 1lammed Into the Mlrine out- post ei&ht miles IOUth ol the de- milltarilld sooe (l)MZ) between North and South Vietnam. It was ll)e h~viest lbellnl stnce Feb. 25. UPI coneapaadat Net Gihlon re- ported from Kbe Sanb tblt the Leatberneclm la bunbrt neo b · expl,.. t.r -_.,.tin Ud t. ............... ,,... .. ~~, .. ,,.. tr• tbl attack ,, .. ~ "1 ti.. 0.S. ~ • JiCtlt. LD a tpecial ~ todl1 :1e U.S. MilSoa did Commaniat ·um-Illas have km.ct $,at clvtlians ;int:e the begtmd.ns of tbe year and ebducted another 2,783. Spok~en said the fate of another s,:m ct.mans reported mining was not mown. 'l'be mission allO Mid it bad re- cetnd ••new reports of Commm1i1t execuUont ol men. WOIDID and chil- dren.. durlDC a. ~ baUle for Hue, the old VlltMmeH Jmperial capttal nortti ol Saigon. llfew mau graves t..ve bMn dil- covered, the spokelmen aid, and the evidence indicated at least 415 d- vb.laru were executed during the suer· rllla occupat.lon of parts of Hue last moottt. • at h boarcl'a Nl\llar mMtlllC Frida,r aftllnoon. • 'l'bl vote G91D1 after U bom"'I spirited dllcUllkm cm the tu. c1mta1 wldcb the cb.amber directors were told that ( 1) candldate Theodore Gologb bad filed a complalat Ukinl Ui. comt to. bait tbe forum and (2) City MWlet' Artbur McKemte had •&keel the ~to dllpeDle with the mUlic and dllcoratiou lince Lt "pvea the flavor of a political rallJ." Tbe term "rallY'' bu been • bone of contention beti.ta Bololll IDd tbe chamber ever Iba the candidates' wen i., down our toots ana throw ta the ~·" be aald. "I'm read1 to f11bt. "'( propo1e we go to Mc.Kenz:ie and ~ llim now we resent these proposed reetrfoilOlls,0 ~lared director Paul Nl•*• who voiced b1I sentimeata as a motion adopted unanlmoosly by the ~ A, «roup of chamber directors I• tcheduled io meet with the city .....-to d.lscuss the issue next week. U.Ddencorii>c the board's actios in ev• ~ lan.ruace was di.amber m.IDIC• Nkt ZMaer, a frequent Sbowo are a f.W ill die-iore than a dbzetL 'iehi~les trapped hr a mad alldf 1'ridly mornin6 on the SaDta Ana ~ Roa4 two mflea east ol tbt Or- anee County lbte. Mud •lid down a canyon block- ing both east and westbottnd tralflc for more than 12 hours. No one was injured, the Highway De- putmlla• l-eported. ore than 12,000 cubic yard6 of rocts. mUd and tree trunks slid onto the high- way. Slide wu abetted by Jast October's Paseo Grande lire which desttoyed brush and tref'S in the area. ,,, Dana Point Jetty Getting longer By BRUCE BENSON or .. Dell\< ,.... lt•ff The diesel truck rolled expertly along the high, narrow roadway. wilh ~ tons of boulders bouncing on its trailer like ovecllud marbles. Precisely 18 feet below, on either aide of the makelb1tt road, tbe waters of the Pacific OcUll liapped at w~t ls turmng into the Daoa Point Harbor breatwate. Tbe temporary road ii actu»y the top of tM mo.--. .... million. bnlkwater. 1be jeUy'• 1fidth can ac- commodate only ooe truck at a time. Near road'• end, the truck driver calmly worked hi.I heavy rig into Jow leal\ theJl .jerked forward onto what appeared to be a roundtabJe. Once Ult truck wu in the middle of the pancake·llke table, the entire apparatus bqan to turn. Tblrty tAlos of rock, perhaps five tom of truck and 2X> pounds of one DODCba1ant truck driver were being . apun a half turn sround, hanclDi for a llw prec:arioua aecom. over the oc:tan bleow. U11fti 1hil method, the trackers are able '° dump their boWder1 into the ocelD and ext.JJd tbe breakwater moUJer couple of feet each trip. TM breakwater ii now about &5 percent completed. For •• million -.,.ad for eqaally ~y the federal (See DANA IL(llB()Jl, Pap I) AF PiWt F ouml Guilty; Faces Sentenclng Today CANNON AFB, NM. (C)PIJ - An Air Force captain who refused on re- ligious grounds to fly a training mis· slon with a Vietnam-bound iptudent pi- lot was found guilty Friday of d.is· obeying a JawfUl Ol'der of a superior officer. Capt. Daie Noyd. 34, faces ~ble peatifies rangbtg from a smAD fine to five yeara at bard labor as a re· sult of the conviction which was reach· ed by the nine-man court rartlal board in 1m than IO m!nutea. TU board wu to meet today ~~a prHenatl)clng teWoll to discOtl !""'" rlbie extMluatlng and mitigating CIT· cum.ltaDCll aroua.lna from Noyd's "deep nlCioul coavtctloo" Chat the war iD VWnam was immoral. Noyd Mid Friday ihl verdict of the panel did not chanCe h1s views. "I reaD1 couldn't have e%J)eeted anythinC different,'' be a.aid. No,d eouPt to be clalllt1ed a~ a comdeatiool ob~ only to tbe Viet· nam war. Be IOd 11111 1tt.oniey1 12ld atveral thnll durinl Che UW be dJd oot ob~ t.o al war. 'nl• 12--yw vet.ran career officer aid former ft'2*tr pftot told the court martial a milltar)' ~ owed loyally to the government. but there were limits "no matter what lbe govern- ment asb ." He said the V~tnam war and the order to train a pilot headed tor the conBict were his personal limits. Big Hashish Haul Made in County Largest sale and aeizure of hashish . in tht history of the Federal Bureau ot Narcotics was made Thursday by federal agnts ud Orange County diltrlct att«Dey'1 inveetigators. Dist. Atty. Cecil HJcu claimed '46,000 worth of the reflned marijuana was aold to an undercover acent by Tom Peale FrMttone, 21, ol 2242 Cloverdale Ave., Orance. Freestone allegedly sold the acent t1Jht pouoda of pure bathish for '7,800. TM .ale ~k place m Anaheim, Hieb 1aid. IJso arrested wH Bill Larson of Lat Vegu. A third suspect got aft'ay, the diltrict attorney said. Waet ot ...._., Npeated wrbal attllcb at CGl&a Meu Qty Council ....icm. ''Thla IQlll (Bolotll) bu spewed out bb invectf\re aclinlt the dty and the ch.amber at eouncil meetings time and time apl.n," Ziener declared. "Tbere's no aeme to it. Why should we let a person of tbls type dlJrupt this worthwhile program. I ~ we lboold stand tlrm. ,, In Bolo&b'• auk, ft.led jointly with Mn. a.trlottie Warren, wife of a dls<Mrpd dty employ't. tbe call• didate dW'ps that Che cit)' couDdl Rlglats Biii. OK'd hit ....... Jn G'Cell "' 1ta aulledtJ ta ..... tbt c:twnW tbe prt~ ol UlhllC tbe COUDCi1 dl1111bera fer a poltil meetlilf -1 c...,. .. ra1J1 ... Superior Judae James F. Judie Mt March 18 -tbe day before the ca,. didatea' !Orum -aa the dm w~ the cl~ m\l4t lbow Clute wlly tie inJunction sbo:.M~P~ ,. . A limilar fOrum us staged in the coancll d!MrWir• "' the f'ormer cJty hatl two ym't ..-~. Dok>gtl. al.so • cl"il1idate in •· particjpated in that meeant. • • ' '. Senate Outlaws ) Housing Bias · • WASHINGTON (UPI) -After seven weeks of agonising debate, ~ Senate bas agreed on a sweeping civil rllbta bill outlawln& housing discrimination m over two-thirds of the nation's dwelllnp, curbln( riot weapons and broadenJnc fed•al iuarantees aga.lnat raciai violence. The Senate locked up the package by an overwhelm.ing vote of 61 to 19 Friday, bringing to an end session- long debate, negotiation, compromlse and voting on the vigorowly disputed bill. A final vote -upected to be a mere formality -was uticipated Mcmda)', ~ Uae l)ll to • u.ncer· Qbi fube fl 1M Beute.' ,,,. only poqlblAr obtteci. to final Senate approval waa the unlikely prot• pect of a renewed lbuthent filibuster. Indications were that the outr111mber· ed Olx~ rebels and a few cooserv~tlve cohorts were ready to accept defeat Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield 1cbe4uled other legWatJon for Mooday -a cle.ar indication that ht: had received some 1lgn from the Two Countians Killed in War WASHINGTON IAP) -Two Or- ange countian.; were among ttiose listed as killed in the Vietnam war on a casualty list issued Friday by the Defense Department They were S(t. Kenneth A. Buys, eon ot Mr. end Mrs. Wendell E. Buyg, 8222 La Monte Road.~; and Pfc. Ronald J. Cups-, IOll of Jerome H. Cuper, m Harwood P!ece. Santa Ana. Southernen there would be no more', ~atory. ~ Tbe Houle pasaed l1milar open hOUI• ~ leglslatloa In 1986, but the bcfdy lOlt many of HI liberal freabmen ~m­ ber1 In the 1988 elec.1ion.. The 1911 os-n bou.s1ng bill died in the Senate lut year. The measure the Senate settled on Friday includes an opeo bou•in& pro- visjon coverlna about 4U million (See mGRTS BILL, Pase Z) Workers Set . To PUJI Up 21 Mine Vktims BELLE ISLE, La. (UPI) - A am all makesbitt elevMor familiet prayed would lift ttieir men to safety be· came a hearse today for 21 aaJt min· era wbo peri!bed Jn a ~ 1,D feet undergroond. Tbe l'NC'Uen, wtose hopes IOlnd -then sQnmeted -dm1DI 80 teDte hours, were to pull up the bodies of ftle miners who died of carbon monox- ide poOOtling in a fire that .wept one of the world's largest mines Thw'sday night. The huge mine, with its dull -whfte walls and cathedral ceilings, Friday 1urrendered the bodJes ot tbe victitnl ol Loaisiana'• wont mine cHIBSUr. 1be bodies were bmd Fftdil'Y by the ... .cl eevtncb .-. t.na to~ Ile tnam9 ~ md alr1JOrl ll10liOD:lll i.-feet ~ the .. lated cod:al ~ l ' LETHAL WIAPON'P -Marvin ~. Santa "Ana televilion repeir- mm, dllb:ns ti-. ilmer workinp of a cdor teleYilion. .et caa emit Mtbal dOllll o1 radiation. Manu!acturen, of coune, deny it Ind are, • 1eut m pert, IUppOl'ted by the Public Health Department. No Bearing• This Year Congressional Revision Of Draft Setup Ruled Out WASHINGTON (UPl) -De.spite pleas from more than 70 congress- men, a key House committee chair· man baa rullcl out consresaiooal re· vision of the dralt l}'l~m Ulla year. L Mendel Rivera (0-S.C.), chair· man ol tbe House Armed Service• Ooinmtttee. •aid Fridaf bfs panel W'OClld not reopen the dnft 1-ae be· ""9 Pretident Johnsen already b• dorftJ to deal wtttt wftat draft criUcl believe are inequitiea in the ~·don't tntad to hold any hear- ._ on tbe drift thil Mtttion, •• Riven Mld. "All tbeJ Med to dt ls admln-1-t the bUl the way Congrea• ln- toded." Without hearinga, there can be no chanp In the law. ~ UPJ dltiek tboW .. 74 Boae mem- bei'l ao f• have tatrodaeed tit CQJPOft· abted leclalation that would undo, re- vi.-• 8d4 to actle "1 Con.,_. tall ,... .. atmllC .,. SelldM Senb Ad far foar '8*•· ,~ohnlon'1 failure to follow throulh OJt' JU lDliedoD -a.nnounced OIM ywmtlnt..,.ap-tor• Sack Studenl8 Or Else Threat In Schmitz Bill 1'nm Wire 8entea SACRAMENTO -A bill that would require state college presidents to tlck out i.uur1eut e&udenta and iutructon er riat 1o11na Cha Jobe ,... tn- troduced 'nMnday by 0r-.. County .U.. ....._ Joba G. Sdlmib (R· Tai*). ta ~ ........ )tillMd Ima 1n '"" ....... ~ "If ••• , :k ~ ••••• fN6drm .. breM -... end .. ccn•»ma-a -•of wblcll occirred on Gate colle1e cam- PUMI last fall -then it baa become a _. ._. ~ --,, M••M2 111111. _v,, "' ........ require • ......_, "d' I ti hold pnnpt---j. caw fll "adl ot fGree _. Yiol• e1 ~---c:e ....... .. 1tf .... ' • ---......... ... Jml I fNm h ... calll! .,..... fir e ,.., « if I ·faedJ ............... tbl.,..... Pll" a -· ..., ..... _..._...,. ... . 1'111.:tacw ..... .. ... t .. « bnl ., ... ... ~ ... 1' 1', ...... ltrb 111 ..... a. .• , .... =JIM..., tt W111ua Ol69I .. . ........ ., I 1 1 .. ...,.,. r1«1&1e ~ _. .... lfl.. • • .,..,. • 0 , ......... -.._..,...__ '!'1 JI II 2· ~ I • • -'wtl' ...... .., .. ..... ~.···· ...... • •' •• sen.ton Kill ~·Motion verse the order In which men are drafted and start tctking first the youngest instead of the oldest, has generated ID8JtY of tile conp-ellional cal.ls for action. Riven bimsetl has que.tioned the Pretldent'c pum to continue takint the oldUt men Lint. 'Jbe rtlUlt °' thi.I ded.1on, alon& •lib tbe Pmt· dent's decision to elimlMte defer- mentt for college lfadulte stude.nta , means a draft in-the year ltarttnl in June compoeed almost entinly oe colleat graduates. The latest proposals for revillon •ere submitted by 2S la1'1Uk«1 1t'bo introduced in the 11ome a mealGre written by Sa. Edward x...-, (I). }41m.),. ~ crlUc: ol the draft. Jta dW fqtun 1IJIOU)d requi{e tbt ~ to tmtftute • rudom aeJec. tJan IJ'llMDI wfa 1oun1 men called ltrrt. . Rocky to Meet GOP leaders • NEW YOBJ[ (AP) -Gov. Nehon A. Rockefeller has asked a group of Republican party leaders to meet witn him in New Yon SandaJ after- noon "to exchange vlew1 on the 11it· uaUon of the party" following Gov. George Rmney'1 withdrawal from the GOP presidential race. Tiie governor'• pra.11 secretary 1.alM mote. said that~ 20 and 25 GOP leaders from all pa:rti of the country had beee imited ti> the HI· aon. He decltned to kteDtifJ DJ of !2-.. te ... lw-*ne Gt 8lt meet- WI • Scmdmy. He aid ~ MUioa 1lllDCld M be1d m Hod:eieller'• nftb A venue apar1ment. , ......... J RIGHTS BILL • • dwellllll. II psetnt of the DltiGD'• total; aatklot ....... ; md f..seral pl"Cl6ecltlcm for PMll'C* _. mM n,Ma wan.we,..... nda ..... . ,,.. ...... I .......... ~ cJdlrtd ..... .,.. tut ......... . felt It .......... ,.. and lti 1-k- en !'IMd Jt wUldal *Mtnf ..... bl .. ~Ja 17, . Tbl blpertilM eod* =-Ibid ..,... ~ ~ • app'Wal .. did.a ODI Yote fj p·MZ!t WM 10 *-I a tbe flDa1 ..... tbe 1Mt ... at- ..... to crlppll the .. llioultn' prm.6oe .... C!l'Ulbed. AllDDlll'Jtn LOU Oii a M-M -., 1llit en.c. lldr tcd an ....-.. bf I& 8m J. llrYta Jr. (D-N.C.) wfllda ....... bew ellmt- UIW frCllD tbe bll _, bD t C MC> tftoa. ,,_, ~ wit.It ... CMlts. CClll- lldtnd a mloal an-. ft wllld oat bJ .,,.11 ala lllMI"wll& bJ 8a Jaell MIDer (ft.Iowa) wtlldl wGlltld b9ft.,. ~ c~ qainlt dlr '• ' ·Mon almolt eo1t11 to ......... ~ ... and tbetr rellltivet. Sen. Zdwll'd W. Brooke (Jl:MMI.) a Warld War D weera of tb1 Jtalu campal111. and Mansfield, 1 World War I veteran of the Army, Naty, and Marine Corpe I killed Mlller' I p'Opol· al. Brooke. cdy Netre ia tie Seute. aaid, "I coWd obtain bouaing amder tha ameadment but I want no aocb special privilege. I know <:l no veteran in the country who wants such specW privilege." MAKES SAME POINT Mane6eld madl ._ same point. Ste:ppiac Into 61 ... f« tba tint time, tbe Dcnocratic leader told Mill- er "no man Jn V1etaam lhouid have to die eo tbat hia JDC6er' could ollitain houaln&," Tiie bill the &llate will •nd to the holl!e would cover on enactment all f~rally asalsted bouaing except sing· le-lamll1. OWMr-occup.Md bomea; e•· t.at.e developmenta Md mWti -unit houlin& woald be-COfl!l9d • of Dec. 31, 119; ad al bcmll aeept Cbc>M ~ 1llttl )lriY*ly owned and not .old tbrouCh a broker WGWd be covered as Of Jan. 1, 1970. In the fiDal v~ beMlre approval olta.'611,aM.._..t:Mledcaa 'W Wrill!W' ,_. Ainmc. Iadiw. .... .. Joba •• Ln'IOe. ~ pwddent of PhtJoo.Ford Cori>., lftd ,en- eral manager ol the corpon-ti<m'• Aeronutronic Diviaion in Rewport Beedl, will addresa amJUl.l meeting_ toni&ht ol. the Newport-Mesa Employs Cred- it Union. Ria topic; ''Tbe Uses and Abule! of Credit Canis in Our .Modern casblea Society ... Min in Miami, Shuns Newsmen • MIAMI (UPI) -Actress Mia F.- .,.,_, •1llllmlnl ~ aad 1'9-- porten, arri•ed In MJaml elliy ~ urday and f}e(j Miami International .<irport for an unknown destination. M1M F'arrOllf'• avutect lmlbaDd, Frank &anMn. la now appearlnc at tM F ....... au 11*1 oo Miami Buch. \ Felt Helpless 2 Bus Crash Rescuer~ DesCribe 'Nightmare' . to crull ~-tbt -uiltfteKJ door at the beck of h bu. other pusenaen lollowed him off the bul but ~ .... beck in twice to ctraa'two ~--·be aald. •·1 ltM1e4 bltck Jn after a third •om• but tbe flemM became so la~nae &bat I wouJ4 Jaave. been killed toO,'"· n. aald. "I had to ltand 1bere and watch the woiMa cremat.s alive in ~ door ol the bul ... Canadian Sloop Probable Winner Of Na888U Race NASSAU, Bal.Wnas (AP) -'n!e 40- .foot .canad1,.,. 11oop Red Jacbt wu declared GM probably winner Friday night of the, 30-mlle N&Mau ~race, final event of tt>e 1eason lD tile South· ern Ocean RaciD& MIOdation sme.. Tu. wbite-buUed Red Jacket, owned and skippered by Terry Coonaliy of tbe Royal Canadian y acbt <Jul> lD Toronto, crOlled the .finilh line in cevenlh pomipo. The oUicW retuMa will be apD011DC- ed .tat«. Bolero, dippered b; Teel Turner ol Au.nta, wa1 .&rtt acrOll tat fill1ah line but, H the 1«atdl bolt, tiad to (dw handicapt to all ~ craft in the fleet. The ~Coot yawl a1ao led the fleet. in the Miami-Nassau race earHer in llhe week. Tr ailing Botero amoa1 the url.y finishers were Good News, Ra&e, .Ju- bilee 3rd. Bay ~a, Toadte, Red JIU· et, and Noryema. ...... .... • ••1 ..... WI 2 .. • DANA POINT HARIOll STRITCHES LONG DOGLEG IRIAKWATER INTO SEA Sieck Watw Inside Rock W•ll Soen Wiii leckon 2,100 Small (,.ft Sldppen (~ "' .. ~ ,.., ,...,) Globe-trotlting John W•yne, of Newport Beach, will soon be able to spend more time "at home" in Orange County . . . at least by proxy. ''Duke" bas been scheduled to be added, in a wax scene from his movie bit, "Hondo," to Allen p.,tdnson's Movieb.nd Wax Mu· sewn in Buen.a Park. • Orchestra leader Guy Lombardo hu fULy ret.-overed from surgery fl'I Houstoc's Medlodlst Hospital. Famed heart surgeon Dr. Mich"I O.a.kery repaired a damaged ar· tery in Lombudo'1 heart. The f·am· ed btndleader will >eave this week· end to rejoin his Royal Canadiians in Las Vegas. • Nobel prize winning genet>cist Arthur Komberw assured the Sen· ate subcommittee on Government Reeeareb Friday that CfeQting little men in test tubes was not his rack· et. Kornberg made medical history at Stanford University by snythe- tizing a virus molecule that appal'· emtty dupllca1es life. He pleaded with the subcommittee for more money to eupport research. • 'Ibe world'a first collector's dis· p!.ay of Edsel automobiles will be held this weekend at a shopping center in Oakland. 1be show is aipomored by E .. I Henry Ford of Oakland, wbo llY'S he is DO rea· tiqn at all to tbt_Ford family that produced the 1'1W-deftmct vehicle but that be feels a natural kinship to the car. • Repll to Grand 1•'11 Leaseback Construction Backed by Supervisors Editor'• note: Oran{lt Count;/'• 1967 Grmad Ju111 f'Ud a report aen- naU1 critical of county a~t and thcl aat m riU'nce for two momhi before a reply ccfM. And when it did, Otcmge County 11'J>t1"· visor1, in their OWft •:.thatutive anaty. sis, replied m ktnd. Thi.I ii the first of a 1U;.part 1eriu to be ,munted b11 tM DAILY PILOT on the iu~r· oiior1' reply to the ;u111. By THOM BARLEY OI ... Oii~ "9t a'9ff Orlll.&6 County's 1961 Grand Jury took a long look at the county's leaseback operaUoos and it devoted a great deal of apace in its subsequent report to what it alleged was the supervisors' lack ol ethics in auUioriz· log capital construction by such methods. At the time of iU probe, the jury noted, eight buildings valued at a total of more Ulan P> millioo were under construction or nearing the building 11lage in the county -all authorized under the 1 e a s e b a c k system whereby bond issues a.re Ooated by the Civic Center Com· mislioo. LEASEBACK PRINCIPAL That'• the principle b e h 1 n d leaeebact. The bond issue 11 guaranteed by the county md the buildinga are leued by the specially created agency until such time as the bonds 1n retired -usu.ally, a 20-or 30-year period. AH very fine, laid the Grand Jury, In effect. But all this amount. to ii that t2le county, rejected }ly the voters in a 1peclal eleotion or even without the voten' coment, cari go ahead md build at tu own whim md in itll own good time. It'• "ao abrldsment ol the tu· pa~·s right to vote approval or disapprGVal oo county finaocing of mcb magnitude," complained the Grand Jury. And tt WUll't to be fob- bed off by aupervi.sors' v er b a I assurances that the P> million building boom wouldn't be repeated. The report commented: ''Detpjte Ulurance1 that DO IUCb Mrs. Ridderhof · Funeral Monday project. (leaseback flnancinc) • • • are contemplated in tbe near future, the Grand Jury hereby reoommeods to tbe ••• supervisors that all capital improvement project.5 be 1Ubmitt.ed to the taxpayers." Angry county 1upervison reacted with a "look who'• talklnl'" ope11ing to their tart rejectiioo of the Grand Jury report. "It is most intereeellt ,!o note," the reply reads, "that tflis Mme Gr&J¥1 Jury cal)ed for coos.iderably greater capital expenditures by the coanty." ' And the bowd Hits the capital con· atruotioo that it BOUght by the Qrand Jury throulhout lta 175-page analysis -new quarters for female alcoholics, doubled grand jury facilitie1, more airport facllitiea, a new County Board of Education building, a central morgue, new flood conCrol facWties, acquisition of AH.so .Beach, a new animal abeher and a new dependeots • home. JURY OVERLOOKS "How the county would finance all of these projecta which would cost many mllllons of dollars is a matter," acidly comments the board's reply, ••which the jury convenienUy chose to overlook." Leaseback, in&lst the 1upervisors, is not a d.irty word. 'lbe report goes on: ''The Grand Jury ii cdical of leueback as if it were unethical or immoral. We •.• point out that my form of leueback, be it through joint powerw acreement, non-profit corporation, or retirement system financing, ls nothing more than a means of Jeaslng faeilities with the added advantaee of acquiring title upon cooclOlion ol the lease." REPORT EXPLAINS - ...... Mtl'dl 9, 19'1 ~LY "'1.0T f Dana Poiitt Dar.hO~· TURNTABLE SPINS HUGE TRUCKS AROUND FOR UNLOAD ING AS IF TM!Y WERI TOYS It Wiil T•k• Nurly 27,000 Truckloldt (590,000 Tona) of Rock for~ F1"9111 Pflfle l DANA HARBOR government and the Orange County H.arbor DiWict, here's what will be bought: -One breakwater S,500 feet lone. parallel.log the coast. -A leCODd breakwater, 2,250 feet long, jutting into the sea from above Doheny Beach ~ Park. -An entra11ee channell 600 feet wide and t,eoo feet loog, plus a maio channel 350 feet wide and 3,300 feet long; a westieriy cbMmel aod turning basin 450 wide and 900 feet long, plus a similar east channel, refuge area for anchoring tNnsieDt vestelt and navigatl<>nal ai<M installed by the Coast Guard. $20 MILLION COST When all that is fin.imed, titting out or the harbor's Ueri<ll' will get under way. 'nle project'• overall costJ will be mo~ than fl() million. Harbor District ~ Kenneth ,5ampaon, a prime rorce in the development. of Dana Pomt Harbor, figures eventually it will pay for itself, and then some. When c;ompleled. estimated annual direct income will be between $700,000 and $900,000, according to th e engineering and architectural firm ol Koeblg and Koebig, ?4ewport Beach. Launcblng ramps for trailerable boats will have a 1,000-boat...a-day capacity. Harbor DI str ic t ad· ministr.tive aide K. C. "Chris" Kiln· ger hopes the ramps will get into 1ervice by arud·l969. PERMANENT BERTWNG Permanent bertttlng for 2,100 boata is forecast as the bart>or'' rMxlmwn capacity, with some llips available perhaps by mid·l970. A Santa Ana firm is under contract to r~ within a m~ oo a maater plan and land-use study for the com· pleted harbor. Already the waters in the lee of Dana Point have been s~d with the extension of the p r i n c i p a I breakwater. The harbor project underwent con· 1iderable testiog in the f<rm of facaimile models to insure that the finished layout will prove compatible for small boat sailors. The largest of the models was built at the U.S. Army C«pl ol Engineers' Waterways ExpeT'imeot Station at Vlclt!burg, Mus. MODE~ CREATED Within 1 an aircraft-hangar type building, a acale model of the Paci fie Ocean, Dana Point and the ocean bottom waa ~ in concrete. Alt cmdlt:kQ which could be an· tidpated over a span of 50 to 100 years wiere duplJOllted and analyud wittlin a matter of months in the special harbor model. It marMd the f'lr6t time ln the United states that sqch a pre-con· s1ruction tea was conducted of both the bredwaten and the lnteri<>!" harbor ~ by t.be Corps of &cineers. Historical Meet About Pioneers ROCKING ALONG ON DANA POINT HARBOR JOI Crane Flings Boulder at Foot of Growing INlkwater Alienation Price VCI Professor Claims Ambitiom Man Lonely The ambitious man is a looely man, eocording to UCI asaistant professor of sociology Ingeborg Bell Alienation ls the price ol getting ahead, she said. Mrs. Bell obeerved that desire for advancement takes the satisfaction out of a job and social mobility prevents close ties with friends. In a sense, the more uncomfortable a man is in hl1 present station the more likely he is to achieve 1he 1tatu1 be seeks, she remarked. SPOKE AT SERIES Mr. Bell tpoke in the UC EzUiollon •rfes on "Alienatiod and Loneliness in Modern Soctfky.'' She said Americana llke to think it Is a dift~ ln talent, lntellitence .nd ability that causes ooe person and not another to get ahead. But it Is bow these •ttributea are used that is the real determinant, lhe .aid. She aaid parents can impart the delire to .ucceed or it can ruult from ladt al 1uccesa in. ~ •eas -ln spcN, or wltb 11r11. In the l.u.r caae, tbe boy who ls unable to adju.t IOdalq ma7 be motivated to do well in ICh<>Pl - the cu1tomary p1th to econon»c sue· cess. The worldn1 ('!lH• aoo wbo 1oes to colle~ Ja followtna a dnWlt pit· tern. she Aid. It would be more ''normal'' far blm to ucrU\ct bimaelf for cloee frllndt wbo do 90t ad\IUCe .. fut. ISOLATa 1llMIEU' BJ ltrt.tlli 'to illt iliiii! be .... lllmMll ...,. ~to ..... of IQ pen wbo .... to ....,.,. en"*· ..,. ~ Economic Mitli II more prtad tun ~' ~ nlatlOn*pe m u.. mlddle claN ttalc, .. lllld. Mlddle clul C:bOdrti an tratDld to be object aNilted r.._ tban peo- ple orient.s. "~ 1"• JOU wt.e 7oa learn to tit ,..... ...._ .. n,~--~" ~s ts a boy that ts Ji>,yaJcaily tough. "He is a siasy If be carries books.'' To be a regular guy be &bou1d accept things as they ~ and take a job with congenial work mates, an easy boss and a regular pay dleck. The father who grooms his son to get ahead is unconsciously creating an estrangement. Mrs. Bell aaid. He 1s saying, "Don't be a failure like me. Take my advioe and reject me as a model." BREAK WITB FRIENDS Those Who crose the blue collar· white coilat' line must break with their former friends. Persons bot'n in tbe middle class experience another form of alienatioo. "The tone and cmture of the mlddle class has been shaped by mobile men," she said. "As a man adva.lces ln his career he meaks friends on •nomadic miJratioo drougb life.'' She observed that ~ puq great strain on the nuclear family bec&\.l8e there are no relativea « lonithne friends to fall back upon. The nuclear family ii a Vf!r11maD, fragile, isolated unit. she noted, and death ol ooe persoo or two ~le not getting along can eaally bre&lc u apart. "This," she said, "Is where all the lonely people come from." Bar Asaooiation Nam~ 4 on Coast -·------··~ _.._..-.-.. , ~. J ra_,j.: . : r 1111 · 11 &f { f f r f =iiiftH!IH!t•J1~ ·;'ijiii!:~ ~11 _i !tUrlHU,n!I ! UH 1.11 i I I . ,. ··~ f ! "'"Iii:~ It ::i.:11! ••d1·"·11 lt --f , ... I. ~ I" f -J' ,-' I ,. ~ Cl I' !I !:I ·~ . -~ ,-''J\' . c • ;~~!. ,·.~~u.:-s::.<~ -~:·~ l:!~~'(? e~!11=-~~: :11 .. 1'~1 ~ ~ !r 0 ., r ! ~ I J Ir 'f > M l"' ~ !I I · -.. • •• • • • . • · •••·-· r, ·I __ • ·, i ;. .. !2 0 . ~ --:II -IL __ • , ., Q ·' _ 0 i4 ~ ~-: ··r.~· ~ I l ~ l l: -I g ~·ri:. '1! '1ialn 1· i t: J: ~ : ~ ,-~ • ~ " -i • I : : 1:· > z . J = I t II " " II I I a. a 11 •1 I: j u I ; i 1 · 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ • ,. • i: ::-0,, .... ,, r 1 :-~ ~ ~ ~ r ~.. ~· -~ 1 - I • ,, Iii f=h·~il •J11l!J"' 11111: I I•• ~•n ~ ,, I! :s: f {' .. . .. J I ~ I ( • ' i ··c. ~ u. PraiM God U n d tr A n 1 Cireumltan· eel'.. ls tbt lel'lllOll the RH. Staoley AUtn will inaeh M SmadaJ'• 11 a.m. aenJee of the Ftnt BalCbt Omd ef F.....a V.0.y, 17415 Matnoli•· H.il (opk for Ge 7 p.m. WO!'l}dp: '"!be Meat> of a Man's Relllion." Mart.en Cftrd. which formerly met in t h e MariDert School, is DOW meetma in • Corona del Mar Bigh School 0 D Eaatbluff brtve. S u n d a y .cbocll meet at 9:15 a.m. and the momi.ng wonhip aenice will be held at 10 a.m. in ctle l.Jttle Theater. Tb1s Sunday the putor, the Rev. Roy 'nlompson, will ef vt a sermon titled "It 11 Finiahed." Dr. Clwiel H. Dieren· field, putor of SL Alldrew'a PnMJteda a~a St. Andrft'a Road, BUdr, .. COil~ Lenten se:r:iet "HoJJie Safe" with a aermon on "The Path of Love" at the 8, 1:30 and 11 a. m. serriceJ Sunday. 'lbe feature rum "Tokyo Olympiad" will be lbown iD Ult fellowlbip ball Sunday eveniJla at 1 o'clock. The public is invited. A 5kent donation will be aated. Pastor Henry E. Jonea will bring a mesaage tilled "Creltioo" at the • and •EA.'l'B NOTICES PACll'IC VIEW MEMOIUAL PA.RX c.a..rr•~ -f'N~Drm Newpett Beacl, Cdf..U .......,,.. Pm l'AIULY COLONIAL PVNEBAL ROME ,_ ... A .... WHDl'"tu -.- '1'il~at~ lililll&1 lleMa I lat a.ira, -Hell A1'1 .. B~ Beta. the Rev, Ll•r9C't T.Y•1.W~atw. the t and lO~aa 1,m. 1tncill oe tbt aubjec:t "Ordlam"y S e r v a 1 t • , ' • Ctlu:teh tcbool Will be lHtld Diq botb bowl. Th 1'n& Mt llu • h t ~. GO VI. 1Jtb st., Cotta ...... will condUct doplicllte wOl'lbip Nntcea • •:• -11 a.m. Sundily wttb the Rev. Rlc:Mrd DuDlaf JftACbinC • tdh. Dr. Glen Sebllllk will preach at tbe 10:45 a.m. lad 7 p.m. ~ SUDda1 at the Ceatral Ila t t h t Clave•, 7811 Warner Aw .. Buntlnaton Beacb. The IUVicea will climax a series of evangellaUc meetings. Nursery care wlU be pro- vided for all aervices. Bill and Jan Kol> will preaent sacred conctrla at 10:4'5 a.m. and 7 p.m. &ln· day at WeatllllMter Gtlpel Taberude, 1171 Ti'uk. Clqslng tbt fourth annual misldonary conference at Waner Avnae II • , t I I t Clanda, G o t h a r d and Warner ltlwta, Huatington Beach, Sunday will be Rev. Debnar IntVeid of Argen· tin.I •peakint dminc the 11 a.m. worship Nrvb and the Rev. Nils Frtberi of Brull who will preach at the 7 p.m. aervice. Pastor A n d r e w C. Aadenon of Prt.d ti Puce Lutlleru Chrell. 'Sf1 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa, will speak thia Sunday on "Tb6 Necessity of Con· fession." The 50-voice day school choir will lina for the 8 a.m . ..-vice, the adult choir at 11: 15 a.m. Sunday ICbool will be at 1:15 and 10:15 a.m. , . ':....._ "l'bu Hope" will be the sermon topic ol the Jt.ev. Wartee G. Studer at TM PreA,1ertu ~ •f ~ CneuJlt, 2850 FaJrTiew Road, Colta MeH, this Sun· day. Worablp and church ICbool Will be held at 9: 30 and 11 a.m. A new altar presented by the Kenneth E. Warner family will be ded1cated at SundlJ'• 11 a.m. aentce ol SL Wllfrld'1 E J I a e • p a 1 ~ 11531 Chapel Lane, Huntington Beach. Communion w j 11 be celebrated~ I a.m. Pastor James c. Caley Will Instruct a cl-. at 9:30 a.m. A campaip $c> Increase Sunday IChool attendance wW eet undei way Jlt the ,..... ClbisUaa ~ ... '792 Victoria St., Co.ta Mesa. Su.oda7. It will be part of • national clrtve by Cb.rlltian cblll'Cbel. SUndv school is coodaded at 1:30 a.m. The Rev. hmes Piercy. min1ltilr, will Jll'NCh at the two w;ortbiP lll'Vicea, at 8:15 Mid 10:10 Lm. , ..... "DnW" on.,. ~ wm ~uct Purim family le:rvieet Fri- day, Mitdl 15. at tbe Com· m u 1 l t 'I Concre1atli>nal Cbunll, Katella and BIOori\· &id. Loi Alamllol, begin· ll1DC at 7:45 p.m. Rabbi Gcalloo P'llber and CJllt.or B*'Y Newmaa will COl'lltoct u. Hl'"ricel. 'Flower Duet' Paator Jama G. Blal.D bu choeea the UUe "I Know You by Name" for his aermon for the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services Sunday at Newport Barber IAillerH ~ 2501 Cliff Drive. PMnela Gates. meao IOpfano of Tuttin and Sue Patchell, contralto, wll &ing "'lbe Flo~er Duet" from Mldame Bu~ in a "Festival ol Music" at 8 o'clock tonlg:ta at tM Sanu AM Stake Center of 'lbe Oburch of Je1111 01riat of Latter-day Saints 874 s. Yorba, Orance. I . A Lienten SttVlce wlll be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Wed· peldly. 'Ibe general theme for these services I a "Mocleni Mu Before tbe Cross"; tbia week t be put« will 1(ieak oo "Who.'' Services will be conducted at t and 10:30 Sonday morn· ln1 at the Mesa Verde Methdl.lt C • • r e II. 1701 Baker Sl The Rev. Afc~. mond c. Johnsoo will be the preacher. Experimental worship ii ld!eduled for 7:15 p.m. Tburaday. In tbe second l'tfmoo in the aeries, "The Art of au1.ttian Living," the Rev. James E. Piercy, min.later of Flrat Chrlatlaa Cllurd, m Victoria St., Costa Mesa, will ipeU OD "Mary and Martha -Love a n d Service," Sunday mornlnt. During the 7 p.m. Vesper hour, Dale Mollory, student mlnilter from Pacific Chris· tian Colle~ wlll be tM futured speaker u · the ch u re h obeet'vea "Titus Day". The aecond of lbe Lenten 1 e r I e a, "Merely HUJnan· Truly Divine," the Rev. James H. L a m b e r t h · s aennoo "The Divinity of Our Manhood" will be preaented at the 9:30 and Jl a.m. services Sunday at ant Cltardl ., the Sea, 1400 W. Balboa B 1 v d . , Newport Beach. Don A. Basten, pastor of the CommallffJ Metbtcll1t Cbuda, Balboa Island, for Sunday's 11:30 Oct 11 a.m . services. Sunday achoo! will be at 11:00 a.m. The Rev. Robert M . Harvey, who haa a.aslsted at St. J1111e1 E,beepal Chrch, DJ8 Via Lido, Neiwport Beach. for two years has been -wc>inted vicar of tile~ or1aniztd Christ the JQnir Ml11ion in Santa BlriJtra. The ap- pointment bc!JcMDe effective March l. Communion ~ i 11 be celebrated at 7:30 and 9 a.m. Sunday at St. James. Morning prayer is scbed· uled for 11 a.m. Tlte Finl M e t II • d " t Clluch, 2721 l'ltll St., Hun· tington Bead1, ril conduct two worship lfivices Sun· day at 11:80 and 11 a.m. The Rev. G. Russell Shaw will preach on.. tbe topic, "The Promise of an ~ternal Love." A (coffee hour wlll be held between·ser.itces. "The Death and BW'lal of c.ommuniam" -that'• the title ol tM lel'llU>n Dr. P. G. Neumann ftffl present Sunday morning at the First B a p t I • t c b D r e ta, 301 Magnolia, Costa Mesa. A 45-minu.te oolor film on missionary worl In Africa, tlUed "They Th,at Are of Faith," will be mown at the 7 p.rn. worsbip. The Rev. Jay M. Campbell will deliver the sermon at Identical ser\ftces at 9 and 10;30 a.m. Sunday at the Finl Prttb,Wrlan Charch of Weatmluter. Cburcb school will meet at 11:30 a.m. The senior l!.lgb methodist yol&th fellowship will begin at 6 p.m. th'.1 Sunday to plan "Operation Mr. and Mra. 0 r i o n , Bebermeyer wlll lead a pro. ~wport." Dr. Philip G. Murray, sram of worship through mllllster ot Corou clel Mar mUJic at the 7 p.m. Vesper C •mm•• It y Cllwrdl, hour. Child care will be pro· C • • a r e a at I • • a I, 811 vided for .n services Heliotrope A vt., will give a aennoo tlUed "Jeaua the Healer" at Sunday's 9;30 and 11 a.m. services. Child care will be provided . Cburdi will convene at 9:30 a.m. "The Meaning of tile Thunder" wiJl be 1 h e ltf'MOO topic of the Rev. CITED •.. "Freedom ud Rupooa-lbllity" iJ the title o1 the (Cntlnaed frem Pair 4) sermon the Rev. Mevlln v . Tay 10 r, m1.n.1st.er of Flory, t be congressional Norman L. Brown S11ndav at tne Plymouth Congre~~· ttonal Church of NPwport Harbor, 3'l62 Broad St.. at the 10 a.m. service. Sunday scbooJ will be held at the same time with baby-sitting service provided. Guest soloi.st &lain will be Miss Marie Rutty. A confitmation class will beein Sunday at noon, in the mtmster'• olfice. y out.h Sunday will be observed during Sunday's worahlp hours at the Latlleraa CJtlll'tb of the Mailer, 2900 Pacific View Dri~. Corona del Mar. New officers will be Installed and member,. cl ·tbe aeltior high league will auist with the liturgy, ushering and pro- vide special music. Dr. William R. Eller will give ''Ex~llent Rules for Life'' in his sermon. Pastor Harold Flury of the Newport R a r b o r Seventh-day A d v e D t I 1 t Church, 271 Avocado St., Costa Mesa, has chosen the theme •·o~ving tbl! Very Elect" for bjs sermon title for next Saturday'" 10·45 a.m. sermon hour. Cl.ass lime will be 9·30 a.m. Quakers Ask End of War Quakers have issued a plea to President Johnson "to take an immediate first sfep" in terminating the war in Vietnam. The plea was made recenUy by S o u t b e r n CaWornia Q u a r t e r I y Meeting, an organization of Friends Meetings throughout the area. Fairview BapCht Cllllrelt, recognition cited each of the 2S25 Fairview Road, Cost.a '-12 cburcbes of the Adven· "1ille expressing sym· patby for the President's "conflict between t h e hwnaruta.rian and the ex· pedlent," and commending hia restraint in the rece.nt Korean crisis. the Quaktr sroup expressed concern that t h e adminiltrat:lon would be "tempted to ln- creaee still I u r t h e r lta overwhelming flrepowet" against Vietnamese targeC&. PENETRA TtON NHriy ••9ty9ft• , .. 41, th DAILY PILOT, lt.111 .. ew11 11ew'" ,..-fw t4lt F1!..le1t1 Ora11,. c .. st. "The Croea" Will bt the MeH, will preadl at the tilta' Pacific Union Con· theme of the Saltday mom· 8:30 and 10:5& a.m. eervi<:es ference. of wttich the ma m.ntel Of Utt Rev. Sunday. Newport Harbor church is Wlllla J. Ult, pular of the 'l1'e American 8 apt I 1.t a pmt, for the health and f'lrd .,... Clnad 91 WGmft will preseDt the film welfare Mrvlcea rendered R ....... Bcm. •a ti 1 "A>oebe," a report Oll the by the faJtb since 1968. when Eelte.r, April 14. Tbe MCOnd Wlftd mother, at the 7 p.m. tbe f.tJ'llt orpnlzed work cl me..,_ will be pnHSSted wor1blp .A repreaentative of Adventist.I . be1an in lhe um &iadaJ ·• 1:• a.m. the PI o" • n c e Crttteoton _-;;;w=~~·========;:=.:::.=:.==:==:=~;'I at Ptet'1 CMpel, '1801 Bol.sa Home will atv• a talk. .. Ave .• w~. and 11 • CHUICH °' uu.eous SCllNCI o'dDct at ~ downtown •'Ob .• Jtr UI ah m 1 chapel, 8'%lh and Oranp, leruaaJem" ii the MCOna ....._AM.~ BllllltitPoa &ueh, .. ~ In a aerlet °' tertnonl deaJ.. llleff c .... 621 N. ,NMh It. tit.It be.Inc '"naia Dnana of hat will the subject "Elt '~l~ ~Sc·'= ~~11.,. ";:-... '='..:c:. =-' S: tht en..·• .• c ~encu of tbe La 1 Olfla• 1101" F•fMN • ...,.. -.. si,.,,., -.., c--..a-._.. " ~-•11 b ..... D•y OIAl FOil tN.-laATIOH-Dl4"1 ·-.,,......, tv11la1 ~~._.:.:--=:..•_~:.::.:.~ ..... :.:.::....:!.1~--=-=noc~.~================::::::========::::======~I Rnb It 7 •'dock .m -l_lrtal' • Mli'W ... "Grta& CIMii*r I Of ... llbli:" • COMPLETE FUNERALS ·······1······••0 CDCIT!aY LOTS MAU90UUM ams Im tno r..fe'' partnenhipe, You may feel blocked In, reatricted. Be oblervant. You could ltaro ... a'Vh....., ou••• ... 0( value. Depeoda ' ··~· ~ upGD del!'ee of 1 elf· •'111e WlM man caatroll dltcip]lDe. bta dNISDy •• • ARoloCY PISCES (Feb. 19 . March poln1I tbt way." 20); F\llflll rtlOlutloDs con· ......... o cenl.io& bealtb, we r k , ' ~ (March 21·Aprll recreation. Key la mockra. lt): B. wHllDg to make tJon and balance. Avoid ex· cbofet. Dot't permit pride tremea. Be pnpared for to m.w Prc>areaa. Be cban,... St tJ d 1 GEMlNI dt1mn!ned wiebout being messate. 1tubboni. Sturcl up for lF TODAY 18 YOUB rtabta but be ftembte. Adda Bm'111DAY you are in· up to uUliution of mature tuitive, a natural te.dler Jud;meot. wUlJDi to sacrifice personai TAUBUS (AprU z. May needs fer benefit Of loved 20): Home front demands 00(tE 1J E R AL T E N· attention. You could move, DEN~: Cycle 1.i• •-adjlllt, decorate or malte ,........ na 1weepin1 cbangea. Family U:O, VIRGO, LIB R A . problem requires Immediate Spedal word to PISCES: CO• .,._....._ A ..u worker needs reulUJ'ance 8''""'1-NU· :vUIU Deedleas praise. FW that eeed and delay. you a1ao .ai'd yourself. GEMINI (May 11.June ~~~~~~~=~~~=:::.:======~ 20): Day featurea ideu, t!ban1e, tnvel and variety. Meana oothin& ii apt to remain • ls -status quo gets gOOd sha.ld.flC. Relative who look! for araumeot ls likely to find it. CANCER (June 21 • July 22): Mooey and how to earn 1t is tDe central tbel.ia of your day. You 1et belp, aJd ~om IOurce close It lland. Key is to knoiw value wben you 1ee il Follow tbroueh on hunch. LEO (July 2.1-Auc. 22): Cycle continues blah. But today there are fewer com. pUcatioo.s. What WU op- position appattJOtly m.lta. Now personal maanttlsm ratin( is hifb. You are at right place at right time. Family member makes re· quest. Grant it. ........ T ... C:... 1161 ......... ... I IMJ.illd Pelis..let Radau,..11t) Eut of New,..n 11¥41. IClflOI --~!:!~ .. ~ VIRGO (Aug. ~Sept. 22): ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The more you press, the - more key persons are apt ,.---------------~-....,;,. to hide. Meane be subtle. Work behind the 1eenes. Your day for glory I! com. ing. But now take a back se.at -temporarily. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Friend may make offer whic.p ls premature. Know thia. Don't permit sentiment to cloud j~nl 8 e realistic. Applies esipeci.2Uy to hopes, wiatles. If prac· ti.cal YoU make solid gain. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Strive for originaUty -be inventive. Stress ttle new. Look to future Instead of brooding over the past. Your ability t.o handle added responsibility Is put to test. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21): Good lunar aspect today highlights publlshing, advertising, writing. Spread' knowledge -make known your views. Keep com· JOSEPH MAGNIN munication lines clear. Give OPENS "' GR'.,D STVI r and you also receive. lf1 ,,,.. 1 1 u. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2'l· THURSDAY Jan. 19): Attend f() financial SOUTH COAST PLAZA affairs. Some may attempt to persuade you otflerwise. ~lllSTOL AT THE SM DIEGO Fll£BUY, COSTA Ql ~ wewd. Calculate odds, 1100 A.M see you there• risks. You are a practical ________ : __ . _____ . _. ----.J person, except when sub------------------ jected to flattery. The Daily Pilot AQUARfVS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1a): Spotllgbt on marriage, Or_ange Coast's No. 1 Paper.·. close alliances, ~11~11"­ at ~~ L190 CENTER .. l-433 VIA ~ NEWPORT BEACH, 673-6360 .. • Tl!.te\ ...., -.., .. heowlle ""'' ............... GfT rr DOHf NOWI ... _,99 ........... TAU n TO lloctt. 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E:-=:--=a. .. ~---~~ ..llf, • until March 24," A1d Trtpp, I 'but one ll01board _, the Santa Ana FrffwaJ WU painted about a month ••· ly. The next Sundq, 2llO earl found their WIJ to Olll' atmoa \UllDllfUd ... of. &e and an eltlmatecl 1,0DO ; ii ' CAlll90 ' ... ) 111 i ,. ~J :1 I Diii , ...... != . .;: l ~ r!I ~ c.- I CJlt I C.. r: .... J .! .. .. = .. :,: 11' .~ .... '"" ~ ~ .. "'; • c. • Ci Coll •• -.. II ~ • ... 't .. ,. i .. " s ~ ~ ~ 'rii 11: • • f IQ tnl .. ~ Ptl = TIES ·~, 1n1111 Anes t ~uality ties ill the lltest fib- lfcs • • • dloost front colorfll prints, solids • stripe$. 1tl Yalltl PCM DRUG NEEDS . MAALOX NON.cALOl1C UIUID Sweetener UW•ln ..... J,l ---2 te1Spoons of 4gc 1upr. .... ltc. ti. "Wild Bini" Seed lnll lall., -A llldy, • WIR mixed ditt for -'' ~ 3r ~ I of birds. · • ... 411 s ... - '~Uni~"· VITAMINS ~ .... '-..-----------iiili!m~ .. ... . . FIH IPFU! BottJe. of24~ FREE witlt parcN$e ot 1lle lOO's. ~ll~illu Vinyl cov• in ass't colors 1 29 • •• -size witll iaidt ,.mt: I t~l11" Sllttt Prttect1rs 2rlrt Clar ••• 3-llole PllllClled · • · V .. . . . l•termlsslon Jolinson Jarring J • Laguna Records ly TOM TITUS Of .. Ollltr ...., ..... Jf Kent JdullOft bu a grand delign lo become known 11 the hottest director in Oranae County communJty theater, he's certainly maldnf progress at tbe Laiuna Playhouse. Kent has staged only three productions at Laauna, and he now hae tbe regular seuon's attend- ance record In one h.Jp pocket and the summer seuon mark in the otheT. ,, Hb current tut. "Barefoot in the ~k, wu sebedoled to close its three-week run toniebt. but ill .tt'ess demanded a hoJdover, so it11 fO on for a ruiaI pe.rtonnance tomorrow. The show liMly would have run long«, except that Sterling Hollo- way is movtnc into the phaybouse next weeJcend for a ~ay tund-ndsinf ipeClal. . . Johmon started out on top at Laguna with his " production or "Stop the World -I Want to Get Off " a chow which had packed them into the Amibeim Playboale for 50 performances tt>e sea. ton befort, also under Kem•• direction. The La-rum verrioll became 1tle biggest mmmer succees .in the theateN history. He retw::aed to La- guna Jut SUIDJDel' to mount ''The Roer of the ~~ the Smell al. the Crowd," which was no 1Joocb eidm', de 1 pit e 10me agravatine '!Mdi· oal prcblelm with iCB two stars. With ''Bereloot, .. ' KINT JOHNSON he's eclip9ed Ule play· bouae record set in 19M by Doul Rowe's "A Man for All SeMOns." Kent, who's happiest at the reins al a m.usical , beadJ next down the coast to San Clemente where he'll dlrect the South Coast Civic Light Opera pro- duction ol "Oklahoma." Since be baJ yet to tum out anythinf but hits in eigta county outings, we'd bet ordhe Johmon touch to prevail here 11 well. * * * IT MA y NOT HAVE come iD lite the proverbial lion, but the month of March wm .ur up quite a roar along the theater olrcutt. Like 10 product.ions in three weeks, followed by the Footlignt Festival It all started last night when "A Taste of Honey" bowed in at South Coast Repertory's Third Step Theater. Today tbe 1eene dlanges for the 'nllrd Step's second children's production, "Winnie the Pooh," which runs for six Saturdays. Next week we have "After the Fall" at Orange Coast College on Wednesday. followed on Friday by the Cost.a Mesa Civic Playhouse'• new comedy "The Little Hut" and another lieht one, "Lullaby," 3l the Orange Studio Theater. The schedule gets even more cramped the foJ. lowing week with tile Udo I!Je Players moonting their spring comedy "Once for the Asking" on March 19. Sharing an opening night Oil March 22 are the Huntingtoo Beach Playtlouse with "Two Blind Mice." the Fullerton Footligbters with "La Ronde" and the Santa Ana Community Playem with "Family Portrait." * * * REMEMBER KATE PORTER, the pulcb.ritudin· ous member of the Laguna Playhouse production of "The Knack" two summers ago? Sbe'6 now branch- ing out in the music worJd, on both the per{orming and composing ends of of the business. Kate, a recent head· liner at the Iron Hom in Santa Ana, has moved into the Chef's Inn in Corona dei Mar where ' she'll be the feature at- traction on T u e 1 d a y nights only. The Mark David~n Trio is al'OUIJd the reat of the week. The pert, blonde sing. er is now busy writinjber own music She recently 60ld two of her songs. "Shoebox of Fear" and "You Have 1 Way Witt\ Me." to Stella Stevens oC Playboy foldout f a m e. who's embarking on a career a11 a •ocalist. Kate and her "dusky sound" will be around the Cbers Inn on Tuesdays from 9 to 2-until furthe!' ~IE ly Phil lnterloncll " Indepen dent HOLLYWOOD ( UPO Mike 1''ranJcov1ch~ fonn.r Columbia P 1 e t u r e • pro. duction chief, will produce "Cactus Flower" and "boe· ton' Wives" independentf1. 'I Say There • ' , • • Gene Benedict and LelUe Day IPP.Mf unmlJJiClful of the practical joke they've played on the protestinct .i Ed Little in tbk tcme from tbt Coa Kesa vx: Playboose comedy "The Uttle llut." ~ -next Friday for two weekends at the Commli:nify Center auditorium on the Orqe County Fair•~ J • County Actors Head . Cast at Long~Beach .. LlWe Mary Su01hine," a musical satlrWng the old operettas of the twenties and ttilrttes, will o p e n March 23 at the Loos Beach Jewisb Community Center w i th a predomlnanUy Orange County cast. Children's Show Slated ,. ...... ~ ........ ,..,.., .. 1'TM! COMEDIANS" "POl...fil.ANK'' ..... '-..... ...... :Jt.t:19 c ••• ,.,.. 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' I>~ar Carol: lVbY didn't Batrnan catch any fish? ~ •t'f n• ••• uiqolj esn•~ : ..... ,.,. -'...,.......,.,ca,.-.. ' 1*r Cirol: ·Can February March? ·A-w u.idy f'"l '•N :.ie-.uy '. Puzzle ... •• 4 -,. t.ISS PIACH ·~ f~OIA IS A PRW'rfO STOft!I!- ~ °"'TH! wo~·s ~~ . .__ WMICH <» YOU HA6 ON• /lfr HOM2? MY M'TH• SAYS •NC~ ·~· •l'-,.:.;...;..·- :l( -~ J~ls,__DAIL~~-Pl\.OT--~~--~>~------Sabrcla1~---'M_11e __ b_9_,l_fJfl8 __ UCI, Nevada Sontlie By DUS DICKINSON .... ....., ......... SAN DIEGO -UCl'a "late entry" A.ateaten lbot down the mighty San Dteio St.ate Aztecs and roared into the finals of the Pacific Coast NCAA collei• d.Maion reatonal basketball playoff finals with a 7M9 victory here Friday niiht before 4,~ fans. The win t.oues UCI out of the pro- verbial frying pan and into the fire against the highly touted Nevada Southern Rebels who barely managed to survive a final flurry m downing UC Davis. 118-91, 1n thf' opening game Friday night. UCI and Southern are 1·1 aaaiut each oeher thi• year . UCl's unbelievable effort against San Diego, rated a ~point favonte in the f:r1endly conftnea of Peterson Memorial Gymnasium, was "unques· tionobly our greatest basketball vie· tory in three years" accordJng to Ant· eater bossma.n Dick Davis. The feat against the rangy Aztecs was all the more startling m that it was accomplished despite the fact that junior center Mike Heckman was 1addled with three fouls early and played only 2S of the 40 minutes UCI heroes were many and Davis . .., refuied to ainate O\ft •yooe~ JWsicr cuter Steve Parker flDed ta adiatr. ably for Heckman upectaDy la t.be stretch when Dam Cll'dered tbe Allt· eaten to employ • .spread eoart JllUl- lnC aame to protect the SQ lead. Parter dumped 1la elJhl strailht free throws (be made 10 In aD) bl the final three minutes u the Aztecs were fouling in desperation. UCJ tlook a lo.-0 1..S and stretched it to 17-3. Ame partisana 11t stun· ned. SOS dl1r1ed bed: Oft the ou4side 1bootin1 of auerct Dave Miier and the boardwork ot mU1CUlar M Al Sb- lecky to 10 tlhead of the Alltelltera, Oilers Face Unbeaten • By GLENN WHITE .. Tiie Delly ...., ..... LONG BEACH -Huntington Beach ·ugh's thundering Oilers will be out lo become Orange County's first school to win a maJor division CIF ba.sketbaJl chrmp1onshlp In 48 years when they challenge undefeated Compton tonight at Long Beach Arena The two classy Southland prep forces wtll take the floor at II o'clock. following the Cass AA title strugele between San Marino and Bishop Mont· ~ornery. That tilt will begin at 7::t>. A crowd of 9,500 ls expected to click through the turnstlles of the 12,000 seat structure on the ocean front. Hwttington Beadl u taking its sec· ond shot at the Cout League clwn· pion Tarbabe1 and -Caln a title ia oa the line. The lut time the two powers met was on Huntinaton's floor in the finals of the on City tournament last December. Coach Elmer Combs' Orange and Black fell in that tiff. 59-53, with Compton in command all the way. The Tarbabe1 are out to become the first school to complete an unde· teated season since 1952 when another Compton club turned the difficult trick. Coach Bill Armstrong's imposlnl( group bas shot down 32 straight foes, boasts a veteran lineup and bas great scorlnc balance with all starters aver· aging Jn double figures. And all are fine rebounders. as was demonstrated Friday night when they took a fine Marina team apart in the semis, 78- 4.1. Comb says he won't be doing any- \ .. thinl different a&ainlt the mJabty Tarbabe1 . "We'll eo riebt after them -tbere HUNTINGTON COMPTON 1-1 C.ntffra1 F Campbel W 1-a Ambnllu F Hollyfield M 'i'. I-! Miller c Hopwood ... 1-t= G ''Fayltr 1-1 M8e G M ....... M is no u1e blctinl ol1 just becauae they'" ~.. After an, the ~ •w It our bread and buttter, IO 'wtiy change now? "The key to the wbole tbhlf is to try and keep tttem oil the boards," he conctudel. Cclmpton ii Ile favorite -~ a FI RI NG l INE -Orange c.oast's Bart Canido fires a pass over the head of Oerrttio6' Bob Horn in OCC's 101-85 defeat at the state tournament in Norwalk Friday night. Pirate center Butch Rolllil6 (53l 1s at right and Cenitos vuard Lee Mansell is in back - ground. Dampened Angels Open Cactus League Today Cleveland Indiana and San Francisco's G1arru. Fnday's Results Oucago. A. 7. Boston 3 Oakland 3. ~troit 2. 10 lnni.np Houston 4. PW.burgh 2 Ct.neumab 11. Philadelphia 2 San Franci.aco 6, Chicago. N, J In BasketbaUT LAKERS OVTLAST ROCKETS, 130-122 LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los An&elea Laterr swept to their 24th victory in ·30 lamet by bouncing the San Dleto Rockets 130-122 Friday rUiht In Nlltlonal Basketball Assoc1a· doe play. Wttb Elg1D Baylor. Archie Clark and Tommie Hawttna scoring 23. 23 ud » polata reapectively. the Lakers movM ~ pmes up on San Fran- clico lD tM1r baWe for second place lo tM Wutma Division. Duke Slwcked, 12-10 11,1bdantw ..,.... ia IOIDt CCll1*'W ~ dlie W«klq preu ~. JloWver, suds WU tbe C9t Jn lM7 when adefeated El Sepndo dueled unheralded Monrovia. The. latter up- set tile apple cart In overtime, Gil. And the yUtr before that once· beatea Lona Beech Poly w• a solid ctMJlce o•er Sierra ot Whittler. But Sierra knocked off the 1upposedly invincible Rabb&, fl.eG. So now lt'a Huntlqtoo'1 tbot at glory. And it'll take U!e best the guys MJDed ~ Miller, Mikt C.. treraa, Grea so,-., ~ Ambroa zicb w JUct Selbert blve -. o&r. H~ bal • ltruk of Jta own goinl, bJ the way. Tbe Sum.tt 1.-pe cbampka have reeled otf 18 strllCbt conq... since Wl1nC to Marina 1n 1he fJnall ti the Rancho AlMnitiae toomameDt. Pirates Drop ... 101-85 Tilt To Cerritos By EARL GUS'MEY OllM~l'llltltlll DAIL., l'ILOT ..... W L ... ~ MANDRAKE MILLER -Huntington Beach's Roy Miller (8-3) wbttM bis way past North Torrance giants Jim Ni~n (6-7) and Bill Taylor (~9) to 1COre in the Oilers' 72·71 win in t.be CIF .emifinals at l.ot1I Beach Friday ni,lbt. Killer, high scorer for Lile game with 22 poiff potted five-out.ol-five f.ree throws in the fourtb quarter. . ,. '-' •.!'I Miller Paces Huntingto~ ~.-, . ~ To CIF Conquest, 72-71 B1 ROOD CARUION .... o.ltr ......... • • .. .u r; :~"·-· :»i-IZOD8DS ::: . . ~p Pirates In Spikef est 8a Kltlfl'1·~ Mustangs, Oilers, Vikes . Win Swimming Clashes Colta Mesa. Hwrtilgton Bed ..S Mama regiltered aquatic 9ic&.clrie5 FtidlJ aftemoon 1'blle Corona del Ma was Um>lved .ii a rare 81feal ..._with F«1ntain Valley aM W9'f- .-ter. ~-t.~CMI 7 P•nn• {Wl l :t ;n.: -I. ICM) 1 FelloWs (W) I . Ti.t: rM t19" -t. COltlt Mtu. Time: l:•J. ' Bruins, Troy Square Off In Finale BJ THE AISOCIA'IZD nrM la the serl• that bepa la Im Ola loalhern Callfornla Trojmm bold a 7'1-'J'I ectae over UCLA bt !JubdleD 'ne Trojan.1 hit a brick wall five ~S ago, they havm't WOO 8 lmDe from the Bruins 1n Jl tries. The latest victory for the natiGD'• 1etoncl·ranke0 team was a 34--poDt triumph, 1()147, at Pauley Pavilicm lut Feb. 3.. When die two teams dON out their teplar ~ wttlt a Pacific-I game I& the Sparta A.-. toniPt, USC hu eftl'}'tldnif to oD Md llttle to Jose. Coecb Bob·..,..• cntr has one el fb best •-.-di Ill recent ni.- tory -11~ a. CSillfae11ce and 1&-7 overall. Ami Slllmday USC has the a.S. vutaie al .,..,.... ca its home courl. UCLA, •1 • tbe season and l:MI in Paclfk.8 play, Is merely winding up the regular season ln preparation Car a pne•lhle rema1ch with Houston in the Natfcmal Conegtate Athletic ,.._ aociation ~· "' .,,,, ., BEUD.EY. c.tl!orllla ... a lill ltrWie ilinrd iMrt tlace .. de Pato- lfk~ Caaltrenee h+rOel nea 1'1'1- ..,_ altbt ~tb • lase ..,. rirtK1 lft!Y riv .. ~ n e Ban en 7.f ta Che dllfaaee ..., can ~e ..._...ftl el a tie wt111 a vlehry Clda aft~ et ......... "' "" "" ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. fAP) Tom Seaver of \ht New York Mets. the National League's Rookie-or·lhe- Year in 1.967. narowly escaped serious ~ ~ night when he wu hit on tbt lad with a line drive. Tba .... right-hander was walking toward t1le outfJeld during practice when coach Eddie Yost hittmg gt....... .. infielders KddmtaJJy slammed a line dri•e that afulbt Sa- ver on the back of his head. .., .., ., BOSTON 'AP) -Tiiie e..... RM- ord American aald Frldav that IL flu learned AJe~ Haruum d tttlp af- ter tM ,.,.,rs • kall eNd ., die .......... 7kn .t Ule Natloul ....... MlodaU.. and be re- plMIH by 'Jlerw au WYt ClludaWa. .., ., ., T.,..,...ad Houston and third -rated St. Bonaventure carry the nation's amly perfect college baskPtball rec· ants into the first roond of the Na- tional Collegiate tournamrnt tonight. Seven game• At four 1eattcred sites pt the champk>nship of! the ground 1rith m01t oC the interest centered at s.Jt LMr City. Utah. where All-Am· ericao EMn Hayes and hls Houston llUlieS Coot for their 30th straa&bt vic- tory -all this season -agaimt Loy- ola of Chlcago and at Kingston. Ill .• •here St Bonaventure. 22--0. plays Boston College Nicklaus Says MLUfl (AP) -U. tta.da 2lrd oa ..,, •-Y·winn.lnl lWt wtG a puny tltal ., •.•. TWo .... Ill<> al ft ., , tbe:y cut blm out of the '°'1rUDl-aft9r. boles becaUN be .. ,_.. atnbs over P9f. In eie Doral Open here F'riday, he WM two over par at tbe hallway ,..,_ Ole men ltrob IPICl he would hava ~ Cllt agata. HU ...,_ .. Jack Nlcklns. In IW, N"1tkla111 wu lbt ROUer Gi Ua. y....-. lD the modml eta of golf, he bas won tna,000. Nobody- lopl dalll bat A.r..ad Palmer and Billy CUper. What"a Ute troubte wbb tbe tamed "Goldan Beat?" .. I MtCl wtk." Nicklaus said ~ MJ .,_. • bo~ and a doatM bo&· et left bim with a two onr pat 7• md a ....,le total of 141 ia tbe Doral The players who bad lf7 were out or tt. Nicklam was 10 strokes behind the lader, 40-year~ld Gardnn ...Qickin- san. Ia lbe sia years of tfM! Doral, Nick- lam bu alwa11 been a dangerous cornpe&itor and a gr~t favorite of tbe plleries. 'l1le klll·hittiJtl Nicklaua u.ou,ti& F£ Swla Aetlen he played wd ..,.. tt '-hr ccn- petftlon. ''l was hittin& the ball pct, .. he said. "I really bit ICllDe .., 411ves todaJ. But It wu jut tb1t W«h that made &be dlffftuae • many times. I plaJtd all rlgbt but J 41da't sciore well." A1 NickJaos faded oat, Tom Wet1- ltopt came on 1'ftb a o-eat lMlll*ld round charge and stood eoe ttnte behind Dtcldaecm In tbe Doral. Sev· ttal olhft pla,Jen were ~ stltk- inl dls~ for U. s.tretcb nm. MIAMI. ,.. IAl"l --.:c1 ,...,,. _,. Of .. 0.11 0.-4Mlr T--: G.-Okalolloa ,_ .. ..., ow-.c-.... le J~ OlclktWI ~ YlrtOW .... ScN4e D9ft llodtton O.."'" .,.. ,.,.,.,,, ",... •rt1 Harnert ll1ncas Oloft "'" o-"eirem uwon "'""' -... ..... }Kl< lltlo<\rtr>m«Y Fr-.. ..... _ .... ,.,,.,., -11'..:o U-W ArcMI" ltPw ~ Jim Cellllrf LleNI "-""" -LO!'U. ~. 66-71-13' ~1l7 --..i» '1·7'-1311 ,,._. ... ~,,, n'*-12' .,.n-1Jf 70-70-1• ff.71-Ue ~~,. .,_,._,. ... n-1«1 70.71-141 l'f.n-111 7Mll-hl ..,.,,_,., ,.71_,., IWJ-1"1 ~~uz ,.,,_,., 1 ...... 142 ,,...,d .,~IQ 71-71-fd Fullerton Edges OCC; Rustlers Sink Tigers F'llllerton Jllllior OoUre&t needed ita rasa.t lime of the year ill tbe final nfllt Friday aftenlOGD to beat Oran~ CoMt. 51-65. in a crucial Eastern con- ference meet in tbe Hornets' pool. "We weren't oot to break records." ltrHl!ed Golden West College swim. min& co.di Tom liermstad after ~ RuatJen bad trouuced Riverside City ~· 74-lt. Friday afternoon at lhe GWC pool. " But tbe record• came. aa five &Choo! ltaodardta were topped by Golden West. Riverside'& T"igen wbm.itted meakly. as the Rustlers WOA every event. The closest race wu tbe open- ing +ta yWd medlay relay GWC nipped Riverside al thf wire to bechi itJ strq of ftnt places. The Bucs host Citrus 'J'aesday be-* -tr tr '•~ & Ot-c .. 11 ss J 1..-.._ -L W1-r IOCCI 2 Moort (OCCI Hervl"I (Fl Time -10 3'.05 400 m~ltv rtll:Y -l Fuller!°" 2 Ore"" ''r.~m:1'dF.1.;; ~n,•....., «JCC1 ' Allllll iP• l Wl9ntr (Fl P~ -,f 1 o«....":' ti'1 ~ _ I:{ oi· Hu.+>.1 IOCCI l JG.lrH -1 Rtnll'I (OFF~ 2 Mvtll• 10<4! J. ,t.l•onn (F) Tlmt -53 g· 1 ~~> ";rl1'~1m-; !_: 2":1 CFI 2 ~ IOCCl J.nl ... diving -1. BHll'Y IOCC l 2 Field IF I 1 Wiii!'! .. IOCC) P .. 1 -1M S -,,., - 1 MIJf!l9 fOCCl 1 Cr<>cl<er IF ) J Mr-fOCC! Tim• -2:11-1 ..!!I m -I R ...... (0CCI 7 C.-tr (JJ J. ""';; i;i Time -ll.A M• IOC~l Tl~• ~,J"" J 0.• fOCC) J, ~ free -1 Hu., IOCCI J <>'...,_• Cl'l 1 W•ro•r (OCCI Alm. -l:IU 200 brHtl -1 9«11,,FI 1 ~ IF! 1 l""tl aird (OCCI Time -2c .1 «>0 Ire<> rt18Y -t "41f'!"llHI l (lo-C-1 rim• -]:11. owe IMI '"' "....,.. <CIO M""I"" Atll v -r GWC ""'-'-w;-. S<n•lbl•uer. ~mltnl ~· 4 70 S 200 Fl'fl Stvk -l ._ IGWCl I &ftlr.-1 RCCI l. P•irc. (GW'cl mr: t YI S JO FrH Style -I .Mllte H1Nt IGWC) 2 Ortnl fGWC> l w~ lll:CC~>-~• lllO lnterm...,11tt -I. -(jWC) 2 50-tlbll Utf IGWCl 1 Ca 1·n Olvlne -l Jcfllo Sltlllrr G > 2 r.-i (GWC) 3 llllMrl• tltCC) TlrN. 200 lutltrflv -I. ._ I 2-~ (GWCl Ho fllird r..,,., 2:1' f !CO FrM SIYtt -'r I(~· IOWC) , ........ IACCl 3 Smith IGWCI Im ; ' 700 Badutr<>«e -1. ~ IGWCI 2 Vtllre (RCCJ l II~ • ?:IU . 'fMI Frft Sty.. -......&. fi;,;;' C~I t~•rT~ (l!~Cls~:.C~ ':-,,:. ·\,.,_ IOWC) ~ Coolt tlrCI l l(lnr; IGWCI 2;]1 1 -Free Slvlo Rt -I GWC ,_ ....... =I. Pl..-ct) Al-. 0414 "' -S-•· fou enfaginr Sanb Ana la anoOler k>oghje Friday in OCC'• pool Desp~ the Jou, OCC coadl Jack Fulltrtoe. WU hilhl.Y ptealed. .. , had Ill ~ tD -bJ &Ml - oor guyw did a 1reat job," lie .td. The f>trate!' EC record is DOW 4-1. T~ trillmpb was ~·s 17th air.light in EC competi1.im. The eutcome waa daegllile m the balance coinc iDlo the fiDal eveM, the 4fl).yard freestyle relay .. Celie\ lost bJ a bocty len,U. and a UH_. Ful- lerton coppecl tae meet. 'Mte Bad' lllenle1 wen nay. in- cluding hro key ._._. ~ Jbger Y.oore and Bob llmiler wllo ,a OCC ID 8 cbalJqiat pesitilil far tlJe Jlnai nat. Moore 1urpr1sed J'ullertoo wttlt his runnerup in the um ftiee. Mueller was secood to teammate Dee BeAfrG 10 the SO free. Paul Hughes or Costa Mesa and Renfro flom Conna dtl Mar-Coast's mot• conasilelle P*it willners-picked up key firs~ Friday. Renfro ck>cked 53.l in the 50 and 50.• "1tb.t100. &ah· es took the 500 Cree in 5:14.3. Irvine Drops Swim Venliet To Foothill UC lntne's varsitJ swim IMm fell victim Lo aU-powuf.W Footbill College Fnday afteneo9 at tilt AllMMrrs' pool. 68-(5. Weekend TV Sports The hosts sta,ed ~ tba pamnlal mite JUlllOr college~ tbrouib ei(ht eYaJls witb lbe seore tied at l'>-35 all Howner. al that point, the invaders woo everything else i• 1jpt with Canadian 1&Uonal cbamplon. Ralph Hutton, leacfint lbe way for P'oothlll. TODAY a.a. fU )0. -GYM YI UCLA. aD (S)CL lllJ Dmuert lblkslde at Victoria Golf ai., British Columbia. 5 p..11. ('l)CF -WID~ WORLD -Daytona 5<XI Stc>a Car R.Ke. BID Fien\min~. Chris £nwnMi tnclaide in P'lorlda. A.119, duce agment or Work! ncun aau. Cbampion~hin1 at a-.., JJm MclCay and Dick Battoa .... . 1:11 ..... (1)0. -BAM(!T· MU -I.A Lann at 5" .,.... rtan. Clllf:t Beara ~ IUNDAY 11 a.a. (%)C1. -woao;y -,....,.,,, M.... LMb •t Chicllr& Black 8llwb St• Nahan. Jim G<lrdaa k:esldt . U a.m. (7)CI. -UllST· RALL -Phlla. ,..... tit NY &nicb. Chril Scttsbl ~ 11:a p.a. C l>CL - BASEMU -~ ••· Chicago Cub&. ~ BWtl*. o. Wells mDreslda ll't Palm Sprinp, Diel Enberf wa Jl'lil t, ,. .. ,..,. ....... Bak .. ~ l p.m. 1 •.• ft)a. -'°".., -..,.., Donl as-... IGamL 1:» p.m. (tl)CI'-llAIKlrf. BAIL -u:;c at UCLA. ,_ • 1.ar .. wHI fl ~11h1 · ........... atil ' ,... fll a, -mp;y -U=•~NYJW~ =. • llldlDD •ca••r• Qll .. 1 Best event ol the day wae the 500 free where Hattoo edled JrTiDe's Mike Marlin by a hand wlth a time of 4·54 8. Martin's time oi 4:54.J was IOflle five M!COOdJ better 1!1111 any prnioo.s effort this ,_,. Martin had already takea the 200 free i.n 1: 4t 5 1'biJe Steve Farmer aad Rlcti Ea.son picked up win1• in tM 50 free aad 2llG illdMdul meciey. Bob Wiihite WU the OlllJ other AateMer nma witlt a nr.t p&.:e ill tbs ~meter clYllc ..-wD IUIO potat.. Mad ii ht wuald Lia ..,-as fm.31l II l'ootllil ill t!Ja ......... ir.Jn rwplillld WU. • ~ llee., "1'o, aat --ifl USC. •• Tiiie O.ls -we indeed .... .-Jv, . . . . "P"""Wi1 a.... Be took n.. other eftDb . . • the J• flee In !0:21.7 and the -MltalJ ill 111Nllteectmgtime"2:~ Olm' top pufannen ... r..aim '"" Brie Sctnr.I. Ma7 Wllllt-•b McMet.c.n .S cllftr CiGJ Mlit §lclltlfl E~cellent Fresh Sno wfall In SoCal Areas Ey ESTHER BILLINGS Well. March has come in like a lion. It needs to tUTn ti'.l'llsh so we'll have more snow to add to the local r· ~k. The latest local reoort 1s available by calling (213) AT 7-9711. \\ ngtitwood-Big Pi.Des area. John was awarded one of slmng's b1gbe$t honors in January, being e1ected to the Siu Hall ol Fame for the United States, along w11t1 four easterners. Julius P. Blegen, Alf Halvorson, Ole R . Mangsetb 1 po&Uiumous), and Roi.and Palmedo. ma.king the total memberstitp 61. He can be found m06t any - Southern California moun- tain areas have received 8- 12 rnches ol fresh snow (lind outlook tor skung la ex- <'!'llent with all a re as operatrng over the weekend. C.lams are advised for motorists day at Snow Valley, wtticb tjE..,,!!~!!!~~--.::~!!~::. .. !!:!!~~!..~!::!!...!!!!!!!!~~~~!!!!!!~::;.!!!:!~.::J!!!~~!!!~~~~!!~~!!!!!!!~!!!!~~~~!'.J~~ll he has operated since 1940 I and built into the greatest SPECIAL JuM Mountain rtt'i'1ved 4- fi inches of fresh dry powder. four-root b a s e , skung 15 excellent In the meaoome unpacked runs through the trees ~ be an adventure. Down the Ski Trnib Remember, howev er , never take these a lone or if you are a rank ski begin· ner. Either you or the goup leader should be familiar with the terrain, and all memben ol the tour should be able to handle it. Cross-country tours are best taken when weather is as it has been -warm and with the main ruM marginal. Theo eoth u.siasm for something different is at its height -and the chan- ce ol getting cold or caught in a storm negligible. Among my greatest skiing recollections are cross-coun- try treks west of the marn runs at Holiday ILill with otber memben of the ski patrol and s l m 11 a r ad- vent\Jl'fl at Snow Summit. John Elvrum, flO. operator of Snow Valley ski area in the Sim Bernardino Moun- tains would be a good man to see for suggestions on cross-country skiing. John was born in Norway into the tradition of Nordic skiing. becoming an in- ternationally famous ski jumper. He won the first cham- pionship of the Pac1f1c Northweet Ski Association as a jumper in 1931. three years lat2r estabUshlng a new American d I s t a n c e record of 240 fttt at Blue Ridge •kl are-a ln tile uphill capacity of any area PRICES FOR THIS SUNDAY ONLY 1nSOuthernCalifornia. 1 .. .-.-_._._._._._._._._._..-.-.-.-.-...... ~._ ...................... -. ................. -. ........................................ 111!9 Walter P . P{eiffer's Mt.1""?!1:9:g'lll"""Jll:lm--li:::l.:l!E:Z!~--=--=--1ar::m•-•••••••••••••••llill••• .. Ptnos .ski area off the Ridge•'' 11 ' Route from near Gorman is a cross-country and snow play area, e q u i p m e n t available. ' Though a one-day trip, ac- comroodatioos are nearby. •·They are not plusb," com- ments Walter. "but ttlen neither are their prices." For example there is a 60-room hotel in Lebe<: on the Ridge Route where a family witil two children can ~ a J.atl~ room with bath for $10. At Mammotti Lakes there are tours led by Forest Service persomel to visit the historic and scenic spots in tbe area. 'lbe 06trader Hut. a favorite tour for visitors at Yosemite, is now open. Overnight stays may be made with reservations ob- tained by writing or calling Ladies STRETCH CAPRIS w/1tln• R99. 4.7M.97 Sunday ()Illy 13.33 Specially styled for eomfort 11 w.11 • appearance. The. nylon blend capril e11111e in a wide wortmeat of pMte1 It bript colon. Many feature ltitcbed creMe. Regular It pro- porticmed sizes. Yosemi~ Park and Curry:... .... llLi~.w&Jc::OZll!!!l .. IS!!laE:s:.G.:::r::a:lii:!::::CC::::JlmEr:lll• .... • .. •••••• .. ••••• .. .i Co .. Yosemite N at Ion a I Park, Calilornia 95389, (200) 372-4671. Everyone skied c r o • 1 • country before the inveDtion of the chairlift, ol course. The man· who changed it all, James J. Curran, died at the age of 64 ol a heart attack in Omaha, Nebraska, ~ February 12. Mr. Curran, a bridge engineer for the Union Pacific railroad, a non·skier wrth no previous experience w itb the sport, solved the problem of uphill transportation for skiers for AwrlD Haniman at Sun MAGIC CUPS Valley ln 1936. O R Sic "Curran's Comer" ski run ur 99· al Sun Valley is named for Sunday Only the man who changed skiing 38¢ ~o a ci<1w!Wll 1 P 0 r t Dart Magic Cupe with 50 reusable cupe per package. prunarily. You'll never beet this low low price. Chirp ltl STRETCH NYLON SLACKS Our R99. 1.86 Sunday Only 11.37 Nvloo stretch slacks aive babv a better fit for a lonier time; are double knif to take 'lots of rou2h wear. With foot sti.rru_ps. Jn pink, turquoise, green, yellow, oranie. Intant sizes. S·M-L. S•day Otlly •, CIEW llCI SWUTSlllTS fOR BOYS Our Ret.· 1.'J7 Ch1r,..1t Caeh in on savings n o wt . 100% oottoo; ~napped 11 n ln g; long sleeves. In white, colon. S-M-L. CANVAS CASUAL SUP.ON! Our R99. 2.18 Sanday Oaly 11.44.: Fullv cushioned canvu tennfs slip-<111 with arcl~ supports for greater comfort. White, blact; bei5?e. RACE RESULTS IRONING BOARD SANTA ANITA RISUlTS flRIDAY, MARCH I, IHI CleMY & ,..,,, '1HT RACI .• turlono•. j YHr •id• ...., uo ci.1m1na. PurM M)OO. Se.,dl Peldl IJ 1.•mllerl I ?I.It ... ,. Htv S-(W Meflornrt) l IO 2.IO , ~ .. INlllMI (J .. , ... ,. 4. T1,,,...1 1l 2/S. Aloo llt" -Hamt ••• ,.,,..,, .. ,,.,1, h ifYCupid. 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(lr-ltr r@d t,.om turf) 4 ,.,..,. Olctt end uo Allow..-cn Tht Hlllsldt 01111...:e S«••• -<lou IV Pv,.... •$()0 ,..,..,1., IJ Trulillol 11.'9 II 00 J '° Somboltro I A P1ntde I l .IO •.20 l lut 141gftt (J Gonr1lt1l l .. lt,,,.._7 08 l/S. AllO llen -ea.nnv \lo!t. c....,., TOii. 5'1nc!bor. Out o1 Focus. ScTelt"hfd -Joe J""' AWt Com91, Lllttt c~. llrond "°'''· Off. NINTM IACI. 1·111' ml1" 4 .,..,-"'°' tnd vo Clolml"9. Pvrw -· !tie DHI II (frullllo) ?A.• "·'° SA NW<n 11-lO "lerctl J.to lM FIMI Slnltt (M V11efttvel1) a.• l 1,...._1 °' J/S Alto llan MlslP< ,.... El L- •-· S•wllv!lltr lvMirt. kr11aw<1 Cross lloeo, NvwMe, SI_,. S.Crtf II, Ettctre K"91. POLAROID SWINGER FILM 11.27 •et· 4.54 Sunday Only $J.33 Adjusta to your height at a finger's touch. Offset legs f« sit-down iron· in& . 2Zi4Cr' ARIA THIOW RUGS 21'5 •-WAY FWHER AUTO ACCESSORY 2.88 Our Reg. 3.97, Sun. Only Makes auto I a m p s emergency warning lights. Our Reg. 1.27, Sun. Only 18 fl. O'L. Deep cleans;. polishes and proteata. : . . • ., ., ;t .. •C •c ., . ' f .. . ( ·' .. • ... . I •I • • , . .. I :; . .1 ., 4 . .. . ' ,,, . ' . . "' .,. .. 'I ~. ... . •• . i ~ , , I S..turday, Matell 41, 1968 Rafferty Over1·uled SAN DIEGO !UPI) -A comlbilltt al the ilalt cur· rtcuLurn ronunLll'oa has eD· dot* th~ *em• o r elt'l'Mnlary school Nlldln& textbooks opposed by State ~lateodent or Publlc Jlfltructiorl Max Rafhrty, The recommendation wlU bt acted oo today bJ the M.l 1.2-cnembe.r coml'l\llllon.. The aeries r«ommtoded wtte those publi~btd by Harper & Row, th 111 M1cMillen Co., and Scott fore.m1itn & C<i, RAflerty, the commission cllainnen, 11ya he wlU con· tinue ftehting for ldopUon ot a buic rudlnt 1trle1 by the J. B. Lippincott Co Draft Counsel Workshop Set SANT A AN A -The tt- on d Peace C enter workshop for draft CCM\lel· inf wttl be held, from 1 to 5 p m. 1t the Ce!Mr'a headqu1rters at 208 W. SN St .. here. Hank Malden of IM Cen· tral Comm1ttte ror Cons- cientious Objectors will be In charae. Admission 1s •i. For further Information call 836-8669. LEOAL NOTICE T->•tt> SU,.RIOtl COVllT 01' Tiii STATS 0, CAL.,ORNIA l'Olt THI COUNTY 0, OllANOI Ne. A•IMtl NOTICE 0, NIAlllNG OP' ,ITITION ,OR 'llOIAfl 01' WILL AND 11011 Linus TUTAMINTAllY Ettei. ol LOVISI TAR TAG L I A, o.c~ NOTICE IS HE II E8Y GIVEll Th•I Jemtt T tt1~ht! "'' tllfJl(I hf"f'"'" " oelol'°" for Prob.II• al Woll •Ml lo< 1HCHn(f of l tfttt\ Tul•mtnltr°' '" th~ P'f'itiOf'W'r '''''tft<f to wt\lcP'I *' l'nrtdf tor turthH P&t"t•cul•ri, •nd tftAt ~ time '"" l>IK.t ot ,,,..11t•"O nw a.m• ""' tittn M1 IOI' March 1' 1'61 •I t JO AM * '" "'~ court"'°'" GI Ot.,.rlmMI No I of .... cowrl, 11 IOI Nonh llrO&(lwn, In 1114 Cltr of s..nte •n1-Cthforn·• 011td -•ch I "" W E ~l JOflll, Co.inlv Cit•~ .. _,A EHlm•n n" Hor-a1v-.• hilt >tl cn11 Mew, c111i.r.11 n•U Ttl ... _,. All.r,..y let l'ollll9ntr Pubh~ Or~roo• Co••' 0.011v r 11m. Mardi t, 11, II, 1'61 OS 61 1,EGAL NOTICE OAJL v Pnor J s Psychiabist To Give Talk ORANGE -Dt. B.lchud J . Hunter. Tu1tln psycluatrtlt, wUl be the iuest IJ,'elkft' at a mMUng of the Qeft P..-all GWld or Oran'c Counly at 8 p m. next Wednesday at the bhlbOltaUoe c..a .. of tta. Onnat Cowtt1 Soc1et1 for Qippled Cb I ld rt n ln Oranae. Dr. Hunter ipeclaliltt ln child peJChlttry. H• la cut· ~nt' y a membtr Of -.tbe Board ol Ob-edOn ot ttle Or1nge County AllOda~n ol Mental Health. H• wtll tptak on "SeU Im• ud Emotio~l1turbano11 of Oilldr..n. Mtmbersh1p In ~ Olft Parenti GuUd ls ope to •nm• tntereltl!d "' deft p&Iate or lip problems. County Scene Of CP Film Orang. Cowity C h I I d Development Center and Workshop in Santa An W111 be tbe location for a natiolial Cerebral Palsy film to be used for tducatlonal purpoaes. ..... Producer Brad Wright wtll begin fltmtni Tuesday, March 5. at the Unift>d Cerebral Palsy A.ssoclatkln. 3oW West Harvard St .. San ta Ana. .1 udge Allows 'Beard' Trial LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Superior Court Judge James G Whyte has refused to block the March 14 trial of principals in t h e con· troversial p I a y, "The B~ard." lie denied Monday a writ of prohibition aougtit by pro- ducer Robert G. Barrows: di rrctor Robert Gist, and ro-stars Richard Bright and Alexandra Hay. lfonor Given To Costa Mesan Costa Meu resident San- dra Van Slooten. 1944 Royal Palm St. was recently honored in a "patching'' ceremony at San Jose Stale Colle~e. Similar to thf" cappinR c e r e m o n y given fnr j?l"aduatlng nursin~ student~. the ceremony representf'ti the culmination of four years of study. Gary Stuart On Honor Roll G11ry L. Stuart, 337 East Co3ta Meu St .. Costa Mesa, hA~ bffn to the dean'i; honor roll In the School o f En)..Tineerln.st Anti Archltf'C' l11rP at the University or K1nsas. Stuart 13 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Stuart of Costa Me11a. He 1'I a f~!lhman In A e r o s p a c ~ F.ngineerlnc. Deputy DA Appointed 1.os Al11mitos res l If en t Reu~n A. Ortega has ~n 11prolntlld a deputy d~trirt .itlorn")' for Los An&t'lu County. itcrordtni to Los An~ttes Cnunty Dist. Atty. Evt lle J. Youn~r. 'T"he ~ deputy D A rf"t'f"ivtd his BA degree In I~ from the llnivt'f'slty of New· .Mexico and tns Jaw df'IU'l'l' from ~rgetown l ln1\'ersity Law C«rter In 19f7. .. 'Tiie, w aUaee nd•ry la CalU....ta Ca•pt a 1ot of whll(al ,. ..... lty 911.r• ,..._ ... • When a Man Marries • • • I-lis Joh By IRWIN J, DORAN Moder'a OfUce Proeedmra Ma1ame You are a rve breed. lncSee4, If JOUl' wit. bu not ha&bt about .,-. double life ao mdch that abe lJ tempted to swear out a nrrant for your 811'99(. namlq your bu&lnul as your other wife. Thia 11 the con- cluaion we reached after pollln1 and lnurviewlng aecutivu, clerl)'Dlen, paychoJopu, a:nd m • r r I a 1 e counselors abcat the wort babitl of married aecuttves. The tri&nal• of ~ your wife, ad your bulineaa would be comic, if it did not bold the ponlbllltl.et of tiiagedy. We Mked company presldeota what happens to family life when they epend so mucb time working. Most of them put in Joni hours, travel extensively, and take work home, and many said that they worked even longer boun when they were on the way up than they do now, at the top. For every step up the ladder at work, then ii the pc>Nlbillty ot treuble at home. Seventy percent of the president.I we polled ll&id they knew ol divorces or separation• wttbln their circle of busineu acquaiDtances, that they blamed on too much time spent at the office or on the 1'0ld. Also, 65 percent mentioned alcoholism; and 50 percent cited marital lnfi~lity. IT COULD HAPPEN to you. Or, you become a great success In buainesa, but have no one you really care for to share the rewards, because your family has learned to live without you. We polled preeldeota of 141 com- panies in the l& tara•t citiea of the United stat.a employing 100 to 4.000 people psr company. Sixty.two percent of the rapondenta were of the opinion that the marriage asreement should be lnte-rpl'lted as, "I, Mary, take thee, , Job.n, u4 t'8 com~. to be my lawful wedded spouse.' Accordioc to tnarrlage COUD1elon and clergymen. tnost wives want the company to keep tta handa Off John after five, on weekends, and on boU~. · Executlftl md tbtlr wivea an 111\art IDOUtb to know that • ruined f amUy life may be the price of com· lnndal .,.,._. -for the oCbei-1"1· Jt'• lite ....,., to I the acddent toncast~.N.., Yw1 1NQlnd 1*t fill tM ltalSltk:I IPl>l7 '° '°'1l•bodt . One tOW .... DOtlt fGr a rub ~ ~ .a.f C.... ts wha a.' t!tna eome. BJ o. a-. ii. • .. : ( By CLAUDE ll. llJl& JR. Govenier: S&ate " Florida Each al you eojo_ya plot. and J.n- frlsuea and takes a oertaln delilbt In 11DNVelln1 the ablllter golnp..- behh!d the scenes Of power. I would like to take you with me lna1de a plot on the grand tcale: •plot to steal a national election. Wtt.bout George W~ ln the ra<». Lyndon Johnson does not bave a remote cha.nee ot 1ettlng re-elected. It it in the dear lD1erut of Lyndon Johnson to t.ve Geor&e Wailace nm-ninl for President. And, like the old British Empire, Lyndon Johmoo bu no friends. .only interests. Bow can Lyndon Jobn.IOn encourace Wallaoe'1 candidacy. W'hich b • deapeutely ~· without sbowm1 hia band? It take& a m~litkian to pull this off -but, -there In the White House litl old "Mr. Politics" hlmseU and "Mr. PollUca" ls quite capable of using ''Mr. Backlash" -Georae Wallace -u h1a tool, without ever aaylng a word to the public. Wben I use the word "plot" I am not talking about an o b v I o u 1 lrauparent deal where Mr. Politics aita dmJn with Mr. Backlash and 11ys "Hey, Georee, you split the con· servative vote and rn take care of you later." INSTEAD, • kind word Is passed from Marvin Watlon in the Wblte BouM to John Bailey at t b e ~mocratle Na1ional Headqaarun tblt ate Preaident w1l1 not be terribly dllhled alt thOM Souther• n.caw. ..... Mo911f n.tocratie 1-fera who iupport Wallace for President. &lmt liberal Democraac f u ft d raiMr• In Dade County, Florida, have beta told to mab plana for uo- . traceable condultl -way• of setttn1 ttmda to the Wllllace Campalp l~ Florida. Some ol them are rnenttul but, if they OOQll to und9rltand the strategy, they .,.. qaite •• , to 10 alonf wtth tfie word troG the Wbft.e llouse. Thil la wbat I am told frGID aourca I know to be relable: -The Wallace ~ cam. palp budpt la 98.000JllO. So far, they have railed '1.JD0'°80: frGm •tat cat.,' '700.000; and from small a>ft· From ma addrcu before th~ COfl'ltnOll- 1"alth Cbib. trll>lcdon1, one-half mllJlon. Of I.be '8,000,000 budget, they apeet to aet M,000,cn> trom about twenty men la California, Texu, and highway 8Qd tructin1 ldereatl in Alabama; the other ts,000,000 they anticipete l:n 1mall donatiom from the public. -They have a group of abeut 100 "drummer•" wortlng the am.all back doora and the bacnooda store1 in the South. The appeal la almple and effect.Ive: ''You don't want the Nil· gen taking over, do you? Let'• have flO for Georce." THE WAUACE VICl'OR.l' i o CaJUornia caught a lot of wiJhf,P thlnkfta by smprlle. 1be f1fQnll in Florida ten the 1tory. We carried the IUlte for 1'lxon in lJ60 by 50,000 .,.. tdila.111., .......... Jt luila't "'9 ... ,..,... la ,..1. a mm becomes an uecuUve, he ta likely to be• family man. Ninety-three percen~of the spondenta to our poll wer led and 84 percent had c · n. At first, life is sort of free and easy and wonderful. For a wblle, he comes home on time, nows the lawn, helps around the house and even gou 1hopplng with his wife on the weekend. Imperceptibly. things change, and that's when the wife begins to feel bound to her home. Her care of the children rob her of time and eber-gy to shire life with her buaband. She even re!M!nta him beoaQ.ae she feelJ he is respomible for her plight. THE WAY abe sees it, he's free and she Isn't. And the statistics are with her. Three out of four business executives travel on c o m p an y buslneu. Most tril>' last 2 to 4 days. To bis wife, her executive husband, even though be work& long and late, ia having a ball. He Is In touch with a wide r61\Ce of people. doln1 in- teresting work, tn nice, quiet, pleasant surroundings. She reels they live In separate worlds and her resentment grows. Somettmes the man's job makes him grow and bis wife ~· not Soon she ls left beblnd lD a sense, if not literally. Sometimes It works the other way. The man falla so in love with hls apeclQ}ty that be loses touch with everythln1 elae. while hil wife, through he.r dv1c IC· tivitiet and CODtada geu smarter all tbe time. So. be ttsenta ber and a rill~ which drivq blm eva deeper 1Dto bk spedalty fer MCarlty. Wbm aabd bow thl'ir 1'1"8 UUd tbelr huabmda being away • 1 bulnen, a percent of the rupon. dents laid tbetr wives don't like it, • percat Mid It mtlde nt d.lfftrence.. )$ peraDt Wd lt dJdn 't ~l.J btcaUN tDelt wtves 1'ftt aloa1. ~ pe.raat NW tbllr wtvea Ule It, and toar prcent didn't bow. .. WRIN QtTaTIOND .., ta!l7 Jlll'leAJtJ ... ~ ..., ..... bmle IO moctl, • pel"Clllllt Mild tMJ JlD ... ""9t .... It ...... ~ 13 l*ftJ'l ... .., iDcll't lat It. Ill .. biC .,........ -..... IO to ftl w ... tbl _,, w91111a anfwlllbe~.-. ... .... .. '"'t ................ ,..., wcn .. r-.., ....... ~ .... ~ .......... wid ... im.-_ .............. , ... flllt .U -. Al 01 IDS el 11111 compeny commi~ ll.liclde. One of the vice-preaideota was asked if th• company was not concerned £ibout the •uJclde. He shrugged and said they had replacement! ready al all levels and mafty were competing for higher poalUons. U some fell by the wayside, that wu too bad. Tbty should not have entered such a com- peUUve. bustoess in tile first place. Tb.la uample shows the problems fac· lnC top aecutlvea who try to be objectl~ about the business. while appncl.aUve ellow executives' welfare. • THE PRESIDENTS ARE ap- parentlJ equally hwd on themselves. Slxty-one percent said they work oo Saturdays occl.!ionally. and 35 percent do recuJ,arly. Seventy percent work lat. in the even.inp, Monday through Friday, up to 260 days per year, It the office and while traveling. Determlnec: YOUDI men often move up in the a~tive ranks at the ex· peDM of thllt lamilles. CoUnaelors and clergy say that those wbo beeom• 1ucceuru1 are often Jett WW. fHlin&s of· guilt and the} aat therDJelvu, "What did I work thoae Iona boun for?" tn addition, they fbld that not having enjoyed their famllle1 all alone. they didn't know bow to belln wbels they are put m.ldcDe a1e. Altc6er trial for the eneutive'1 flli!ldr II movtna from o~ communit,r t. ~ to lel"VI the needs ¢ the buaJneu. 0.. industrial psychologist sayl' the cbUdretl of M&JJY uecutiv~ of tod-,y Will never know t.be home as ~ ,....m. knew ll 'Ibey have moved too oltee. Instead Of a bometowa, tM orpn.luticm becomea lhe CC9- mtial orienting poi11t, and tbe lln'9e caltlbuoua thread of life. But DlOIC el u. ti1nt Jt ta a thread for tbt mu enl.1. H1a wUe and chlldrtn haw tiO _.. IDAQ, tttnea. Many extcuU"' I Dn• dbeati & Uliltftr with lb*' t.Aea. TllB "°PLE who wtch him ctlactalla _, racl.lt motift& •• the people • wony about Me#C*, not the .,.ople who bate Nean-. 'nley get .eeu1ed Of bJ&OtrY an 1M 1iJn and (My Identity 'fritb tbe mu ander attac:l. --Thia l1 the Wallac» aecret appeal fie 4oea't attack ?iecro--be attacb the '~eect.1a.' He denounces Mc toY•ament. rl*. tu· ea, and bolds out for free ~ Russia Rides .the High Sea~! Soviet Union's F"leet Grows by Leaps and Bo~nds ·· ·' .. ' -· . By WALTER B. JUDD Since lMO, the Soviet Union h&e doubled ltl merchant marine tonnage and passed the 10.mWlon-ton mark trus past fall. The neet ls growing at the rate of some eoo to 700 thousand tona annaally. The man behind the remarkable growth «( the Russian commercial f1eel 11 v.-Baka:Yfi •• bu been Mini,lter et M.arltlmt 0,. _._ fw .._ JJSSR .-C. 1954. liowever, the uni-.ParlT l)lgb cornmpd did 1e .ttit act.11 go-a.bead • atb llalld..., untll the pleftary el the ~ntral CommJttee in Moscow In 1958 and 1957. Since U.t time. a sizuble budfet has ~ allocated for lhipbuilcling in both Ruaaia and its satellites of East Germany and Pold>d.. In ad· dition, the Sovietl have cootracted for 1hJp comtruction with Finland, Japan md Italy. THE IATELUTD and DCJD-Com. muru.t contract.on produce more than half of the new tonnage though Rualian 1blpyards are now able to turn out about D> thousand tons of merchant ships annually. Bakayev makes it quite clear thQt the Soviet build-up of abipplng tonnage is nectual"Y to cm'l'Y out the ioglstical support ol Rusala'• foreip policy, iocludlng lucb taW as the 1applying of North Vietnam with armaments and Cuba with many of life's neceuitiea. The Soriets have encoara&ed tbeir satemt.. to become major shi~ build.in& countrtea limply because it takes preNU1'I off Russian shipyards which mut turn out new naval vusela at an evm more rapid rate than they produce merchant v e s 1 e I s . ConaequenUy nearly all the satellite output, with the exception of Poland's, is desicned for Mlnlster Bak.ayev and bit RaN1M maritime fleet. When dellinc with non·Commuoist bulldera, Ille Rusaiau prefer to mate bargaln-price barter arraocementl • Allied c.o-nand, Atlantic. • • a government-to-aovermnf!llt bufs, AccorcHn1 to the admiral, the _.... but the terms are usually favorable rier under coostructian la a ~ to the foreign contractor Just the small veael, not designed -to CSf'f &ame. either jet boml)ers ar flg)lten. · BllC The tint two 3S,OOO.ton Japan~ it ii a long-range vessel auttabi.-ftl' tankers were delivered back in 1980. carrying either carrier be~ Now some 20 aucb tankers are being assault forces · or ~bmartnf. operated by Moscow. The first rt.Im-helicopters. .. ton tanker from Italy wu delive~ In eitber event, a fliM( cl Id &. ==':::=:.::I TMa.. llfd4 tr _.,.. . .,. t'fCI¥ • power into _... k fNlil radio broadcam IJ)OtWOT'ecf "i fM lborea. It ii ~ to " .A.f!Nriam .$tQfrit11 Council. T 1' e• a ...... litko-military dtJneft&I:°" te 'fJeok#" _., .clor i& /O't"rMr Con--t.be Coll War. ~, grtnrnal\ ,,_ Minnesota. l~words ol Admiral Ellis: , • Russians have really gona ._ -------------sea. y've never befwe felt thf need for carriers as contrut.d • the lJnited States or Brltlin ~ they didn't bave many .._,,... ce- mitmmts. ApparenUJ tMr l*ildpC ii changing." in 1961, and since then some three to six tankers of that size have been added ......Uy to the Russian fleet. IN 11a, RUSSIA produced the 65,000.ton Sofia-clua tanbr with a launchinl in Lentnarad. That aame year. the unulU&l mlA:Ue carrier PeHava -later lnvolfed in the CQba m.inlJe crilla -~ a new t)'pe of large batch, tona deek ue4 • tensively by the Kremlin in providing missiles to Algeria, Egypt a.Qd North Vietnam, as well as to Cuba. Of gre~hllt concern to the West is the fact dlat for boll peecefal and military pu:l"pOMI, Bua.da today bas the fastest·crcnrina mecbant marine in fbe wcrkl. IDd it i1 logbtka!ly geared to fulftll the re- quirement. of C o m m u n I 1 t in· ternational objectives, w b e t b e r military or conunerdal. The new1 that the Soviet 11 building Us ftr9' aircraft caJ"TVf repnMDtl a development of m-1or importance in lbe rapidly &rowlnl cballtn'8 whJch Ruasia is presentinc to American naval supremacy. THE ANNOUNCEMF.NT OF the Russian belldlng proP'am was first made by Vice Admiral Wuu.tn E. Elli1, Cblef of Staff ot the Stipremt Tbe emergence al a atrcraft cmr- rler certafDl1 repnseDll aa lmpattlllll cbmge from the thlnldD1 al l&lta Kbruabcbev. On man~ ,9CCllkm. ea.. former Soviet dictatol ICOrDed la'p 1~-.:e &hips; and it 'WU under bit relp lllt the cn.lHr building ~ gram initiated unaer stalin ~ to an abrup' bait ht ta late 19'0'1 _. the acrappi.Dg of '* WICOIJlpletM bu Us. Soviet uval strategiatl duriJDC thll period constantl.Y MtacUd alrcUlt canieta as ''obtolete'' becaul, it Wiii said, they were too vam..ble .. to mi.uilel Jaemcbed from mall ~ lhips or aircNft. .•:-NONE OF l TBJS TALK babl over.aJI 111oereu ol die. SoYW however; and from about H5'1-.111!1i. So.tet shipyards baft ... .,... out a tbor0Cllbl1 modern na hu Included DQCJearo mt mi.llllle49!11• ed aobmaines, plm a whOle of tuidtd-miAUt ~ lbipl inf from torJ>ed9 boats up to datroytn WtUch the SoYieU • ··c:rat..-..,.. ... : .. .., -----------o.r •-~· s.. Fr•aebee ---------~~ THE GOURMET'S GUIDE: HEAD NORT · it painted on the aide of a Molotov cock\ail. fl)tng tuzswud. ON THE OTBEll SIDE of the cultunJ ltrfft. Sn Francisco mustc-loftrs have a ne-. Idol: Selji Ouwa. tbe JS.~ Japaa.e who bu been idped u the Ddt "penDWt>l'1 CODdm:tor of the s.r: SympbOQJ (permanent lo quote&: ,·:··~ .•••. , .· f TAKE ~ A CHANCE ON HIDDEN } ...., C·HA\ltGSI! . flODIC1S --Ml Elt. •• Pl'f ~.:=-t• pc,.mt. loaD DIALERS D. · . t ·choose From • O•er 350 cars o cl Se"ice FaciUties / • 10 Acres~ Sales arienCe In Orante County • SO years Past £xpe CLOSED SUNDAYS $21'95 ' • CllCK THE Fl6UllS • Fectory Suggested Price . $ 2752 48 Dunton'• 50th Year Discount $ 367 00 C.sh Price of C.r I Accessories $ 2195 00 S.les Tax $ 119 75 Ucense $ 53 00 T otel Cash Price $ 2567 75 T otel Down Payment $ 770 00 Unpeid Belenc• on Cash Price $ 1797 75 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! WI llRYICI WHAT WI •ILLI ENCE f 2 DOOR HARDTOP. Ful poww, $16'95 f ectcwy eir eottelitioning. '63~ GALAXIE $995 500 FASTBACK. V-8, recllo. hMt· er, euto. tr ens., power steerin9- '64 FAIRLANE $1195 4 DOOR. V-8, redio encl hNter, •ir conditioning. '66 FAIRLANE $1 895 2 DOOR HARDTOP. V-8, radio end hfftw, ~ stffrint, auto. trans. . ( . CONITANI INCOMI MEANS PMCS CJl!,.-MJND. lf1 .. hM'nl : 1flm IDCllllJ. yob "*''· tioM nil CYti ,., ..m ....._ 1-elll a ,our futon wWa WI neat cm bidroom JIDme plat .... YDI&. LoclW ~SllGB'l'lland l'ITR • 8TBBl'I' • f2400 ~ teQlllK Subml& • n .. cSowD ana '* m.. v~w'IDbecaitl"*J. , • , OCu.N VllW ' SHARP three bedroom, two bath home ~ ca1*l In NEWPORT BEACH on nz SlMPLB land. l'lmDy room -E1edJ1c Bil tltdlen. Nice cspet oo hardwood floors -Drapes. Brellewa,-patlo ud doUle pnae. A hard to find .,,.,,_tL ~ tbt belch u. -Call Now to See~ .FUii Pike ONLY $38,500. PLACI OJ DICHITY Many 1111'1 ol • ..,,,..,.. ... ,._.. for UN 11 ultq. Doable Wroqllt Iron ptel lead to ll&hted outer coart Jard with poeroaa pJant, tngs, community of1mpic pool. pe~o and S.. B-Q. Tab pleuure lrom eztemive uae ol qUlllty wall-»wall carpeting. C<n:y fireplace, built.Jn cook eenter with dJnln& area for fam- ily -.una. Two lpadool bedrooma -no crowding; two bathl -no witlna. See this dell&fitful adult'CU"eiree ntreat before you buy. EXCLUSIVE WlSI'CLD'F VILLA for thON who care. J'lJU, PRlc& ONLY '37,500. .. IAYCUST DOLL HOUSE CUTZ A3 A BUG'S ZAR. Tine 1*nom.. two and one W baths.. flmllJ' room and dfning roam home wttb i..tfist bar -~ porch and complete buQt.ln kitcha lndllcUng d.lslrtnsber, relrigeNtor and freezer. Carpet- ed thru-out, draped. plu.I better' than '800. in 1Jnnt..en. Profiect«l patio, double page, play area all completely .ae!Olld with cement block wall. Frelbly pUrted ln and out - beautifully Jandlcaped. See this value PLUS home-Prtad fD tell at $f4.9SO. MAXIMUM HOME t.INIMUM PllCI BeatlfUllJ t:-et three bedroom -two bath home wttfl ~ alllped dlldnc area. Bullt-tn blrdl book cue In llTina room, µkt new car- petl ad drape1 IN tncfaded. Lirge covered patio. attnctm landbping, fenced yard, dOGbie 11?111 with cement drive. All of tills for only '21,500 -ACT NOW - 646-0555 Coldwell, Banker OPIN IAT. a IUN. 14 4127 GORHAM CAMEO SHCMfD ~!'!.. '"':::... ~=z .=.»~ Cfudtd Piiio W/llllfa p • f79,500 MRS. LONG UDO SOUD IAYFIONT Ntw lilt1ni. Cbclb toe. 4 BR • 4 Ba, fam. rm .. form. din. rm. Perfect cood. UI. Pier • llip. Sandy beach. $225,000 MRS. RAULSTON IAYFIONT LIDO NOID Colesworthy & ,Co. 642-7717 - 1904 H...._ I~ c..t8 ..... Next to ..... ...,"'· ... i:-,=111=11c'c11w1 OPEN HOUSE Eye Cllchtna , \I ! • \\ 111 ~' \l''.\ll\\ -.._::::. -..:: -·- ··llfH ., ALMOST CHECK T~e Real Estaters l>efore you My 646-7171 ~ 546-2313 ' FHA OR NO DOWN TO VETS For thl1 the,., 4-b.4rm., I ~·Nth with f.,..ity room, prof eui.nelly lancf.up-4, ""' .Mmon- tary 1ehool1 et1cf St. John._S y••rt 'Y..,nt-- Tetel mot1thly VA peymont f tll-HURltYl n...... ..... . 5 BEDROOM -$29,950 THINK llG 3 Bdrm, 3 battl; Bia JJy. tn: rm and Fam mi, ms ~ant • poci. Btg for enter- tain!~ -a cuatofn..blt Beai>- ty. E:~ B:\rg:tln S6'T .SOO. CPEN SAT l SUN ~ DI Ouneo Sborel Dr. CdM OPc.N HOUSE SAT A: SUN 1-5 110· VIEW 4639 Fairfield Cameo 8bons 4Bdnna, s..- Wm. Wlntelt, Rltr. 229 ~ e.thoe la m.mt Open 'tll • pm . s tYltw ' C 2AUOR AREA BY OWNER. 3 Br, ram mm + 2:i' x 25' playnn. Ch:Jk:e lot. Puttina creena. Extras. $55,0X> ST'~ DiR.E EMERGENCYI MUST SELLI Submtt all ofien 4 BR, 2 Ba, tam rm, bit-ID kltcben. lovely ooroet lot. M!~ $39.000 -$4500 Down Delancy Rlt,y m.3T70 Cy Owner - Ch:trmi."'.; 2 ER, 2 baths on lot I: ~. with ~rge secluded patio. lllcome UnJt poalble, ne'# carpets anct dnveJ. jU,'750. CNot l~bold) 6'J5..2829 * BY OWNER * k:it 2 BR Ha •llBr an ~ .... ... Alildllil ist,SllO. Mlk6 Qffer. fl15.1D> aa.A Hliblan41; 11-:-2 mt.. OCMD vi..: not lease. -Set.Ward Rd. $33,900. OpaHiy owner. f1S.4623. GRAND 8-)' View 4 mt. clln. rm., lam, MOO'. Owner '52,.500 or t.e isoc>· 6f.4..Z16 NO matter what tt la, 100 can lell 1t w1th a DAll.. Y PILOT WANT An!! 842-5671 Lido Isle 1351 Avala.w. April 1st Will.:IW -' Bck'Dl 6 lanai, 3 ... All ]Up ~ 55' lot ~ extras. May lease/ ' OIJtioo e.t $375/mo. Ol1l Specloua 52' lot on Strada OJl"ner 2 bdrm A: lanai, tplc. Large livina room, bie patio Plana for add'n -$51.900 It. C. Gretr, Realtor 5 Via Lido OR 3-9300 °' qwdl, t result& W-. dD JOO think cl our ''TJl,ADl.:R'S PARADISE" °"9lt • e card. aa.ttled' De11t. P.O. Box 18'15, ~ PtM, Npt Bcb. Calif. --~--~- ~' Marct1 t, 1968 1 bdrcu, pr:vate yd, lOOt El Biy-Shoret 3225 Camlnu, AS\t # 1. '140; al•• Bachir lJ>t. -·--'"' ---JUST Ott ~t. 3 Br, tam 1 BR. * $110 accesi to pvt bcb. Yri1 P50 Cp~ d.rpa bltns &ar lndry. C S100 N rt .., ....... ,.. or 6 mos at $4CXI. ~1$ No . pets . .' otc-2885 Mendoza osta MMI 9WpO -5220 No. A 54S-5CJ. i---------'!!!!!!!!""1!!!!!!!111!!!!1!!!!!!!1!!!•1 University Park m7 l bdrm, private yd A: pet.lo. HARBOR 4 Bedrooms • "Olanoet!or Adul&I CIQly. ffl per mo. *Chlnelhef* 2515 C Santa Ana A•e 8J8. Home", 2~ baths. BU-In 03U ~,,r_Ef.'1! APARTMENTS range, oven A dJlhw.wer. \1 L~ r;, U SPECTACULAR. VIEW Immediate p 0 1 1 e 11 I 0 D . BACH. Kitch. bath, park' I?. Wntcrfront/Loc • Boat ~ Lt>ahe $290-Mo. SS0 uW pd. Man. 1637 Irvine SAC'l-H:J.UR UNFURN. Slips AvailRble We Have Others! Ave., 64S-573G frcm $ 100 2 BR -:a. BRth Aptl. POOl.-U.5,500 Co""'9 dtlt Mar 22.SO Bay & Beach Realty, Inc. WHILE It luta. Large Bach LEASE ·or· BUY 2407 E. Coa.st ~ OiM Nr OCC. 2885 Mendota Dr. incl. uUl. $(20. Mo . .\ up -$59,500 up f1{.0/0 3 Bedroom, l" Bath. . NEAT J Ra. boule plua 6~3000 Eves: m4101 #A Mar. _1,;,, .. ~ " •. 3,~·u 2525 Ocean Blvd., OiM ~74 /4 --..... • n-.:-S.ftta Ana 1620 ll&dlta 2 llDI. to beacb.: ~u""'· • u•~u•w'• 6'13-1'188 -fOl' fllrtber info ~ .... a.::t: .11\..... QR a.65 TOWNHOUSE 4 Bit. 1~ BA. Qeu overal2ed Bach Heated Pool&. ai1ld Can $1JJ, l(l. TAI "Bam":to~-~ Owner TNMfel'fed 2300 i.~ef-~ __ N_~_El_furn_ca_~_:C,_r._~_A_ ~';r~t!!,tow~~ -•H•ennan-·Tro-tt_._Mg_._, here 1'1.0 Warner aa.4a Prtttile s,.a Hiia!& NW ..... 2 BR. 2 Ba., carp., drapes. 1 BP .. Furn Apt, pr, lndry, bor le Adanu, a.ta Mesa. Good okl dl.)'ll a.re Me ...... G ... ns Sta Ana. 5 br, 4 ba, mnod Rent. Bell Vil Ocean Froot rt>trlir.: pool. Adult area. aduJt1. 617 Victoria. 546--0370 IPbt! Spr-.d out in 4 BR • A: ptd 1n A oat. Pool. Drive a)';. doean Front. Lease $230 Mo. g:n.2271 548-6138 I t WW home, enjoy large frOnt No more left of this model. by 241.5 R1v'side Dr. 836-7645 All-~ ~t-~~ --E-/-s-ld_e_2-RR. Elec bltns. kitchen. Blbck fenced y.,..J. Tri-level 3 Br, 2"' ba. 18 X ___ ___ _ Corona del Mar 3250 In best &lff ocar acbools. 20 tarn rm. beaut paneled. $. Ana Hgta. 1630 Santa Ana Heights 2630 ' -------~ patio, aara;e. Adults only. D"~ E~rS Ownu asking $23,IXX) " will Owner wtJl take amaU do l ___ ......_____ 3Sl·B Ogle Sl35 mo. 642·1:!98 · • • help buyer ~-carry loo& tem\ 2nd TD or 3 Hae cn ~ ac • Honeee 6 3 Separate furn. bach., util. i APTS --. --XLNT Shoredlff toe, large 3 rm. HURRY! name your tenQs. Iacame. Total rent me $60 pa.Id. ~ Encl. &&rage. $.'6. , KATELLA BRASHEAR REAL TY Jr~· $39,500. SG-7249, MS-Near K-Mart. 64&-21~ BDRM, 1~ baths, dining Br, l ba, family rocllft. llYIJlc. room, sun recently remodeled. ne.ch Blvd. •t Wamt!r 147-85.11 Eves. a.u11 an LoYel.)' · baehel uw MTG! 546-93611 ' ldrm 2 Balll -.. B_D_lL_aa._, A--,-near--U"'-• quiet or. 3 BR APTS room, ~ roorn. less EVM, Sat, Sun. 67l-0910 thaa 5 m1lel from UCI. $225 2-Sty. 4 BR. 2 Ba. Cpt:J., m.Qan~ • 4.., 711 ... -l)d, patio, ntp. adult. Reb. $7.00 TOTAL DOWN Ail'POl't • InduaUia1. '31.:iOO $95. 1633 Onnce, CM. POOL drp1., 2 car pr. Ocean lnctucllnt all closing $19,500, GI awmai $19,500. R.ltor ~ ~ DLX. Apt.a., 1 BR., $99.50; coats t. Vets Lule yard. all block fmc-T•...&1 ' l'40 2 2 BR., $.m; pool; ideal for ADULTS ONLY .Jfl~•. ,urn. 2975 view. I..ee S4CXI 54M300 Ocean View; 3 BR, 1~ ba. --Ooean Front Din. rm.; pool t\ yd. care Bettl!r livinc tn smoe Ffte ed. Cole to echoo1s 1r ~ ---"-"------bach. 19.93 Church 548-9633 ~ tarn. yrly lie PIO Incl. $350 Leue 673-TCG 8alboL MS-78Sl 1741 Tustin Avenue area. 4 bQp bedrooJU plus pq. WUl Sell fut, better 2'l'IXl SQ. Fl'. C..tmnp.; ' family room. 2 baths with hurry. bqie BR., atrfilm: luahly rltl!'fll beaudfl.ll &ood ca11>Ct-Paul Jones R .. lty ~ 'ii ac., 40 trees. Ing with matchin& dnll>ff. 847-1266 Eves. 842..s844 Formal dift. rm., many ex- Lwsb landacapJ.ng surrounds -TERRIFIC aun-tru! $45,000, Owner 543-2400 tbia encloaed yard. Buy of the month!!! Like new l.ute 4.-5 bdrm, va-Latuna ... ch 1705 cant. 2·sty, nr bch, llCbls. ·------ Cust-&hutten, cpta, roman LAGUNA llACH tub, IUJlken liv rm BBQ, pond, IPtinkln, etc, etc. IA> IS int, GI In. N~ 1>0tnt1. $33.900 MISSION REAL TY <>wner.83U460.~8 COUNTRY ~ 7682 EDlNGER ~ OPEN EVES. .._ ______ . TOO TOOi Pretty n • Picture 2 BEDROOMS VICTORIA deecribet thl.s clean spaclau.s 2 BATHS 3 BR royal home. 2 baths, 2 CAR GARAGE BEACH lanre trant kitchen, bolllt· 2 GOOD is just be)'6nd your back door tu, ditbwa.sber, d:lnJ.n& atta, 2 LAST!! in thia charmJng beach nicety carpeted, d r a Pe 1, <lllld flVf!l 10 OK. home. LOCATED ON ntE llhake roof, extra larae prof't $25,800 Bkr. 842-1582 OCEANSIDE OF 'nlE HWY. laJWcaped k>t. .2 patios. A REAL BUY AT VICTORJA BEACH. De- Owner anxious. Auumf law tailed and impoal.nr arclll-6~~ loen. Total monthly 2 BR Stuc<lO, hM'dwood ftoors tectul'e w/ext.erior of CUM· payments $115. ~ lot. Y'CIU OMl the Janel. BERSOMJ! WOOD PLANK llpnmB; T~w~~siss::2579 ~~-s~0':1~~: &'fr (In Downtown HI) LINE$ w I GAR.BLED $l4,500 "PACJFIC SANDS" PEAKS, all weathered by We wiJl admit H Mede ..-e BY OWNER the salt air of the le6. Mtpt and ~ ftpalr llut Maulve liv. rm., In "CHAM. for thil prloe on a 3 bed--4 Bil 2 8-tha $23,500 Open BER.ED NAUTILUS" d~ room, 2 bath bome yo u Ho,pr Sat It SOn. l-5 lien. ha • MAHOGANY' can't beat lt. JI.lit a few 2IP131. Catamaran Lane S'rAJNED WOOD PANEL- bb:kt from tbop¢ni. Hunt. Beadl 5J6.8161 ED WAILS, GROOVED It $1 J,750 ~~~~AK aTzi·\~ 7'82 EDINGER Older 3 BR C\Jstom home fix. BURNING FIREPLACE ln er upper (,You awn the land). Red brick de.tgn. Hu.re pi~ Call now the lot alone ls ture window• fr a me an RENTALS HeuMt Unfurnished °""'91 aooo UMQtuifiY CLEAN .\Nb WEl.L-LOCA TED Four bedroom le den house, unfuinlabed, for rent or 1eue. Two 1\111 beths, carpeted, ctlllnruber. JUST R.EDEOORATED. Land- -=aped lawn. Near Hunting· ton Cl!nter, eaiy walking dis- tance to schools and neigh- borbood aboppln& center. Convenient to SD freeway. PIO 111<1ath. 891·2533 week- d•1•: •1712 evenings, weeltenda. NewlJ tedecarated 3 BR. T-plan. Ila& Verde, close ro 9"er")'tWas. $210. per month. Aaent 546-4141 Cotta Mesa 3100 -2 Bedroom House in c.urt Priviic ~o Wail .to wall ()IU1leta , DraP:fa DUpotal See JdSl18&'"' fl'oiD 1.$ 98t.c W. 17th St., CM $140 MONTH Attracttve 3 bedroom, 1 bath -81lbo1 3300 FOR LEASE: 3 bdrma., 2 b;;ths, See It at 402 Seville Pt"Minsula Pointf 1 block to Bay &: 1 block to Ocean. Rt'fa required. $227 mo. 545- 2j()() Lido Isle 3351 NEW 2-sty 3 BR, + d en, frplc, 2~ .ba. Cpts, drps, 2.c.ar aar, $300 mo. 67~ Huntington Beach 3400 FrH Rental Book Drop In ind Browte 3 Bedroom • 2 Baths • Fin!- place • Fenced Yard. Sharp $175.00 Per Mo. WALKER It LEE 7682 F.dinler 842-4455 Open Eve• Newport Beach 4200 Cost• Mesa 642-4641 ---~~~~----OCEANFRONT 3 BR Winter only. Nr 11Cboola and cl111rchea. 673-4041 Newport Hgta. 421b CLEAN 1-2 BR. $95 up. Adults * 646-1801 2421 E. 16th Street Corona det Mar 4250 * Huge new Bachelor * VIEW &: FIREPLACE Refrig. & ho\ plate, 673-6904 APRIL lst to Sept. 15th; 2 BR., pool. colored TV, $245. Call: 613-4473 ------Bermuda Village Spac 2 le 3 BR, 114 baths Carpets, drapea le POOL! Near sboppln~ & schoola From $110. Mgr. 2214 College #2 $105 2 nlce bedrooms, upstain. 1 % baths, carpets, drapes. Private patio, aaragt'. W Al.LACE AVE. VILLAS 2051-D Wallace Ave .. CM (just south of Hamilton Sl l Maple Capri- B•lboa 4JOO SPAC 2 le 3 BR, 114 baths --------Cptl, drps, 2 poola CLEAN Bachelor ApU. Nee.r abp'& and .acboola All util Incl $75 up. FROM $99.SO ( BR 2 Ba., blt-1111; HUG walled yd.; $195 MO· NT' 315 E. Balboa Blvcf. Mgr. 1998 Maple, #3 E BALBOA * 673-99-15 AVAIL M',fRCH 15- SchlJ. 536.&475 Brand new deluxe 2 BR with Huntington Be_1ch 4400 garage. $125. Carpets, dn~ Deluxe 4 Bl\, 2 ba epu drapes, b1tin1. Walk t beach. $230 per mo. 1162-4 0 2 & 3 BR FURN es. bltns. ~enced patio. Gar-707 dener maint. 2619 Santa Ana b Furn Bachelor Ave. (Adults Only) s.rr~ 3 BR, lge kitchen, 1 bat Unfum 2 ldrm SPLIT -LEVEL W/W carpets. $140 month Near 5 point.a. 842-2719 Huntington H1rbour 3405 3 BR 2 bath, private beech club. ~aches & boat 1Ups Util incl-Near ahp'r- lkXZ Knoxv1Jle, Apt. 0., HB 5.1&-2914 3 BR, 2% BA, 1600 sq. ft. Lux. apt. Lib a t.:me. Cptl, drpa, elec bit-ins, pr. $1«i. * ~1152 J<ooms .l Acita for Rent Dy k ~-·-1 L 2 BR 2 BR apt, upetaira, Bit-Ina, f W I mo.-..... S Drpf.. Carpeted G&rqe. i<E~TALS • ., ... Unfurnlehed •:untiniafo;, Be1ch 5400 lead Ar• Medlt.,.__ Styled ~ry Apaltment 2-3--4 ledrooma NorthrldQI Towne Houses Green V1lley A unique opportunity for the family who wants the very best. Excitin& Spanish 2 1tory• apart. menu with We roof, bit fenced patios, double ga... rage, built ln kltchena, wall to wall carpet, 2 luxury bethl •••. and -best of all-walklJW distance to private pa.rk. pool and kiddies or adult.a club house! Monthly Payments Start .. Low u $170 from Costa Me&a, take the new San Diego Free- way East to the Euclid off.ramp. Follow Euclid to Warner and '° left at Warner to the Gree11 Vall~y entry. Phone Mr. Moniton 962-0589 842-4t55 · OPEN EVES. "~"MINUTES TO BEACH worth thll! price. OUTSTANDING VIEW OF TRADEWINDS RL TY. ntE oo;.+.N .\ CATALINA 842.5011 842..SOU 535-7661 ISLANDS. The m.atr. bdrm home. Large fenced yard. Avlalable immediately. l or sva1lable. lraRI'. or $325 I month option to buy. ~ lilblk bch. All linens &: Actulta, No pets. $UO mo. u 5CoMPASS MOTEL 2'243 Rutiera Dr. 646-6209 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;jijjjjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9I Eve. FORMER MODEL HOME sulte alone ls over ~ ft. ln NEAR BEACH. Corner lot. length. 2 children Okay. No pet11. Call 67J.&li68 Evea. $37,950 2 BR. Gar, Patio, Tropical 1~ttng. Quiet for a.dulta."1 blK 11hops $135 Open N. 2 SfORY • nicely landscaped I. HR, 3 BA, lit 1am rm, din rm, elec. blt-lnl. 2 finP.acea, patio, oa.rpets drapes, 2 car prqe, • ment driveway. PooH.iu bloCk wall, ebcloaed )'Md. Beaut.Uul new houatnc area. Cklle to 2 excellent abop- pln& centen but away from hu~ W'eetl a: nol~. o.;ier 8411640 aft 6 PM, weekelida anytime Freshly palnled. 3 yn old. nus tmique custom quality Comp!. lndscplllg &: ~ home ii built like the BUL- 3 bdrm. le fam. rm. Patio WARJ( OI' A SHIP A: HAS I fir., ring. Qrta, d.rJll. W1THSroOD T H E ON- $29,900. ~owner. SL.AUGHT or THE s EA ' 5.15 Bemard, CM. 646-2267 2 BR with ~e. Cp111, B'TTER THAN NEWI REMARKABLYWllL. You Prestige 7100-cor. lot. 4 Br, 4 will find no finer ))ome in ba, finished bonus room, th1I bellcb Bide community walled yard. Assume $34,400 for the price of GI loan. Over 2"/00 IQ·ft. $44, 950 FULL NELSON REAL ESTATE mt•CE n 4: 842-1582 .-.u family Pro~lems sY OWNER $4500 DN. PYMT. 4 BO. 2 Ba, built-ins; new CALL FOR APPI'. TO SEE Must seU 3 BR 1 ~ ba, 91!119- rate 14'C26 flnUI.)' nn, l!U ne'll' cpta/ drps. Seller will pay loan points for Gt « cupet, drapes: tfi>Jc. paint MISSION REAL TY in It out. 8142 Munater Dr. 985 So. Coast Hwy, Las. Bcb. 114: 536-n87 or nt 487-0955 PHONI <7l•> 4f.t.0731 OPEN Sat. & Sun. nlA bq)ler. ATRIUM-PRESTIGE 3 BR., FIXER UPPER BftASHEAR REAL n nr. all acbools. eolf. Three bedrooma, 2 upttail'll drapel', fenced yard. Adult.a only. sus. 2629 Eklen Aw. 613.5270 NR. Harbor HI. 3 BR, 2 b:i fam nn. Yd Ai pa&. $2'10. 646-1456 s ish E/side 2 BR 1 PM ,frp, beach, pvt yd, patio, Adultl no pets. $128 yrly. 673-1'29 2 3R., dble gar, adulta pref $120. 240 Avocado. 544-s612 rnESHL Y painted. 3 BR, Ha?. $150. 919 DopooCI ~().9439 --- Brokrr. Call Dick Fabian 81i·2531 , 3 13iR, ~ ba. cptJ, drps, pool It boat lllp ind. Lae- opt '3'J5. i;n. wknda 847- 0144 L•fUn• Be•ch 3705 Rentals Available Apl1 .\ bousea -all price ranires. We need additional rental• a: property listings. CUSTOMERS W AlTING Beckwith Rlty Leguna Bch. 62'1 S. Col5t Hwy. 494-7508 Unfurnished It Fumlshed VILLAS 2 It 3 Bdrm 2 l 3 batha 2 pools Ir private Mach $200 to $400 month 499-2206 30781 South Coast Hwy ------- 118 • llth St .. H.B. SJG.-070 ---------Sl!J Lge 2 BR. l~ ba. Enc BACHELOR apt. All utilities fl~tio a: gar, cpta, drpt. paid. S90. Slngle adult only. Nr Baker le Fairview. 546- Walk to S Points. ~ 842-2219 ----------2 BR A&>t. New cpts, clrpl. EXTRA I~ 2 BR Furn. or No chld.m or pets. $120 mo. Unfum. Util pd. mo· $140. Pvt patio. Ph: 548-6769 NO PETS. 962-lS36, 536-6246 2 BR Htd Pool, Adj&cl!!llt ma- l19una Beech 4705 Jor ahp'i f130. util pd. A6-ults. 968-1740. 646-5276. OCEANFRONT APT. Villa 3 BR. 2 baths. Beau fl!rnisht'd 2 BR, 2 ba, Bltns, &&rage. S175 month htd pool, beach, $350 mo 642-6744 on lease. 631 OiU Dr. M_ES_A_V_e_rd_e_2_B_R __ N_ewly_ 494-3440 d"-· Elec bltns, gar, nr ,\.:1 .. 1 AL!) abp'g Adults. $125. 548-Q57 Apta. Unf urnlthed 2 BR Houae. Sep. unlt. Attach General 5000 pr, 1ardener, lndry. Nr ---------1 lhp'1. $ll5. 646-nlS -------••12 BR, 2 BA, studio, Crpt, VEN DOME drpa, nmge, M: area. Pool. $120. 1032 D Wlbon 548-3170 BEACHWOOD Aparttftfft Homes Private patios • Near a.cb, Golt and Sbopplns. 3 IR 2 baths, frplc 2 llt 2 bathl, pttfOI 1 IR • Wilk In cto.b Warner &: SpriQidale, H.B. <2 miles w of Beach Blvd.) 142-5001 or 142-3615 FREE 1 MON'rnS RlllT on Townhouse Apt. 2 BR 1 ~ ba, bltns, p a ti o 1 , pl.ysmd, refrl.a avail, alao fumithed. 11674 Van Buren, HB 942-3173 WE ~ 1 It 2 BR. E1ec bltn atove, wuber A: dryer. Nr We.mer &-Beach. $96 to Stir>. ~ ~7200 .___...._ .... ...._ ... -----· MONARCH BAY AREA 1.:84;:7;:;-8531===:::Ev::e.a..=839-=1537=~:;:0wner==SU.:l:. =7227===== W I beth, 1 tor den) w/batb -downttain. Separate en-S!IS 3 bdrmi;. fenced yard 1654 Sanl11 Ana Ave. 1144-«166 3100 Costa Mete 3100 SPECIAL! 2 RR, upper U t 11 It I e 1 • 2 SR, 2 ba. Pool, patio . S100Costa Mesa ~©\\~~ -!& t-trs SolH •Simple SetAmbltd Word PuuZ. /OT a Chuc,..,, \ trance. LMq rm w/flre- place. din rm, nnall laun- dry room, rarare. 10% down M.11 Verde 3110 0 vner. $29.SOO -4!M-m2 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, built- LOVELY OCEAN VIEW 2 BR & den. 11., ba. cp1s, drps trpl. pool. Lse $225 mo. Adults 4~1243 betw 10.S pm v1 .. Home ly Owner ins. Wall I Wall carpeting, Beautiful 4 BR, 2 BA. Patio, drapet. fenrcd yard, patio. Duplexft Unfum. 3975 fireplace. cu.tom decor. 2 S185. 54~55 0 ,....,..,.., N-..tv d 2 BR Yr1. new. 8tr)ale Jml, bill-========-v.-~ "-"' ec lkte llvtna. Immediate poe. S200 w..t>llnl, cpt'g. Ii: garage, , _ N.W. Santa Ana $115 mo. ataion . ....,..e.red to $.19,SOO. W·Wlr pd. 839-5988 °"2565 1707 4 Behm, family rm. In MONARCH BAY. OWNE1t. 161.000 •p 4 Bdrm, familJ rm. ~ WKS FREE RENT Adul~. no pell.. SllO. MORA KAr. 8181 Garfield Make reservations NOW 612·3.175 Pnv street, l bloclt north Newly Redecor•ted REDECORATECf2BR-oU Garfield. 962-899t Close to 1hopplng, Park 3'i7 Victoria M6-6re3 loys Club & Girls Club 799 Shalimar 54Ml.S2 e Spacloos 8 Bt' a • 2 Ba e WRY CLEAN ·l BR, cen- Laguna Beach 570$ 100 CLIFP DRIVE WXURY nJRN/UNFURN Yearty Lea.le. 1 6 2 BR steps to Shen It Shope e Switn Pool • PuVll'ftD tral location. CoatA • Frpl lndiY/lDC!rJ fac'la Meaa. SIS mo 4!M-2991 e Adullt Is Fami11 &NU 1145 An1helm An. c.~. 142.21124 -----RENT 3 Rooms l'urnlture $25 Month 1'ULL OP'nOH TO BUY No depollt o.a.c. House of Cllaln Newport Beach 5200 Oceanv1ew from ~Apt. · ~ tram '150 mo up. 2 BR. Nr. oceausuns, dlsp, ~ $1S5 yrly' Orpa, cptll, gar. ---,..R....,,,,Bl,_,.-lna-__._,,....,,.l.,..bl.,.,.k-309~th St. Upper duplex 2 B • t-• ....-. Avail April 1. 213:248-!921 1J shopping center. Yearly Leaae S155 mo. AYallable l BR Duplex. Unf. Ga;, Apr. t. Adulll. no petJ. newly decorated. Nr. Ho111 67~m9, after I PM hospital. 646-8..5lo * Clean 2 BR, aaraae GOLD Medallion 2 BR 2 New drapea A: carpets ba, Cpta drps. bltns. t.se $150 mo .•• AM.T891 517 w. 19th, C.M. 541-lCM $150 mo. 673-2135 548-3956 5990 Costa Mesa 4100 Costa Meta In MONAJtat BAY. OWNER. '51.000 115-Zlll SlOO IMt llvff. Rent11t W1nted 52A2 $22•-50-W-k-. _U_p_ ·-------" 2 BJ\, 2 ba. Frplc, patio, Preatl;e Addlth Pool. $200. Adults. • Sludlo • Bach apu. 848-Aml~ Way 644.()720 • toel Utlll t Phone .err. MAR11NICl)UE ----· • Maid Servke 'IV avail. GARDIN Am •. c ..... del Mir 5250 • ~" Caf• • Bar 2384" Newpcrt Blvd. 548-rrM *LAJe1IR* Opa, drpe, cll:pl, patio, or. Adults, no pee. pm mo. lee to appreaate. 20n-8 OWte 81. &48-1841 548-4!030 t J I s..w,, 11.wda •, lM I' 11 The Kind Of : Woman rJho Gets What She Wants v / • • • Because I'm The Kind Of Woman Who's Smart EnouCJh To Use DAILY PILOT Classified AdvertisinCJ s.r .. v. ,me, tMr.'1 nothing •round our home •nvmor• that isn't being used -bec1UM the minute I discover something is no longer nMded, I sel it, while it dil has mnimum v1bt, thfou9h 1n ine1pensive DAILY PILOT Classified Ad. Thet w1y, insteed of 1 clutter of th1n9s we don 't use, I heve the •ltr• c1sh th.it lets l'M heve the newtr things . . . the "titre" things my whot. f1mi1y enjoys. Here' 1 whtit I m.an. The cash I got for the good clothes and trys the chnd,. Jt.d outgrown bought me the decorator lamp I' cl been wanting. The musical instrument no one played ,,.1d for 1 big .,.rt of our portable st.reo unit. The power tools red.corattd our clau9hter's room. And, fusi fot th. fut. of if, the toOcf chair that iust didn't metc:h enything anymore took my husba"CI ""cl me out for• fabulous dinner et the f anciMt rerteurant in town. 6o throuth yow home. Make 1 list of al fM worth.ha. fhincJs you find tt..t -.n't 1Mint used. (You'I be su.pr'-41 .. th. ......... you tum .. the fin+ time.) n-. diel 642~71., tiMe MtwWI I 1.m.. end I"""'" wf. fi¥w yow .. te a .... ...,. ~Ail Wrff.r. Thet'1 .. tt.. la tO It ..... -~ 1111M tool tt Clft COit you ....... 11 PiNNllS A DAYl 8utlMll •• , •• 1131 AMAB!!IM ft', CM Odice-IP'OQDd fl. dON In, only .. IOO llf. ft. &:.trMnr Bllr m.ac BAL Ille. Qm'l. 2!IO to iO llll"ft. wm mnodel to IUit noma:~m.ns e PRIME IWtall LocatlaD e STORE • 11 s 40 1115 ~ CM MMl54 Offlq lttnt1I 60701•-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--• * * * l" AA! Piiia ....... ............. MoD- .. ~ft.Alie ..... sm,eq5aeww....._ cu" PU a c:aQNI'. 531-llll APTS A .. --Sn. iaJ for 15+ lllita. llaJQID c. po. 10t' frclllt. cm divide t Jou. $11M eq. Ttd TD, t Owner.~.~ 1 • 2 tr mtts. DntDwn H.B. Sl0,140 --1 l9e. Top cond BarpiL ....... model Cad, Uac, c*r llllllDe or ? ........ NEW 4 JWt.a -ar off, lea ~ • --2U ....... MB. l'r. -.. !D'1 Dl'Ulo~ ..... Owner. eo.w "99 ...._ IUVEIWDE I BR lbme an 7!i IC, ct.r. S1fll nJae. For a .a• ...... boat. Trade up Cll' down. ... . 21' MabacaD1 lloap 'CV.,_ •: Sll,Olll. n9de .. vw lledeA Cll' •ttloird rwhoGt ~5&81. WAT!.:RJ'Rafl' i. Oock, # 2 a.a. "°"' "'lit BclL ~ --Tr.de b" «nlo.ar-.at. ........ Oner l'l5G1 ' 3 Bdrm, : ... ~tklt, CUltom ,,,..,,.. booitt TRADE b:' TD'1, Onn,t or Su Dlqo ~ IDC, Cul) er ?. *'A2T * * * ---· ---- NOW'S THE __ TIME FOR QUICK C~SH RA JOt Huntin&tOD Be&cb 13t1a St. lifi block to C1C1¥-Tab l Unit&. $10,500 • $ -.. Owner. ma39 llxBI'. vw. 1• Gelu:J' Drtv,, Do9tr I ' 0 ,. I • $32,500. IMbol4. -.. mWlJ. BJ ..... •2111 64x311)' R-2 lot ,.....,... 2 BR -. Onftp .\99., OI $23,960 Mt.-r EXCLUSIVE J.:IDenld L;, Laguna Bdd. Lntl "'-" lol fl7.SOO. ~ EMERALD BAY Yid lot .. ,0 UCDm:D DAY CUE Loft tD Cll'e tar --t. Pleue call 5681 CM. J.JCDmED DAT' CARE Bot 1andMI, nape, c:nfta. 6411 Harbor-Baker • Ml-1139 --------------6620 ~ Pr1Y. Mid,. a.bl-. .,;;:;;;;::-;;~=-::=:--.;:;; 1-------- tioo. By CJWtW Ml4llll SIRVtcl DlftCTORY' .,...... ..,. ANTMONY'S · • • G..-den Stmce . 646-1'41 !al. IDQll1bly can. Prill\. .... LlndlcQlac. Exp. -tlcultmW. ''T..W, ..,.. ea. b Gr.-Ganl9'. YARD CLl!AN.UPS llaullac TMea • Shra.be • 1-.t lbaped or removed. RototU. --~-Dl'J In-. IQ.mt ........ a... ~. Compw.. 1Sld ... vice.~---.............. - . WITH ~ A WANT AI> a PAft' IEIR'JCB AND ~ BXPElll' A8818T.4NCB 642-3678 CLASSIFIED INDEX RE.TAIL SHOE SALESMAN • . .Earn money in your .,_ time ••• Use your ex· perlece and know-how to bWld • ~ full Of part.time bullMA aellln&: Knapp Sboet, Knapp la the 1a.rp91 Direct Seller or ahoea with fNflr 2!iCI llty~s. alzes AAA to ED:E, 2 to 18, and cany fJffr 5CXl,CIOO pain In ltDcJc, YCICI eam romml&- liona up to 81.00 a pair plus bonu8 and lmura.nce. All equipment . and training is tree. Join tbe many retailers now .-rft1nc ~.00 to UX>.00 a manth In their ~ time. YOU CAN TOOi Write to- e lnspecton·Preclslon ~.Janitor (10:30 p.m. to 7 a.m.) CADILLAC GAGE- WEST COAST 1166 Whittler Avenue Costa Mesa 646-2491 An equal opportunity employer CONTROL._. Tired of drivin&? Non -de- fen1t mfr company near <>r- anee Col.mt)' Airport dea1rH well-rounded accountant u ita controller. Public ac· counUnr experience prderr- ed. Cbmpany paid Hospltal- izatloo proeram. bonul and profit lharin& trtnres. Send ttaume, lncludizl& 111ary history, to P.O. Box S New· Port Bf'ach 92fi63. • 8o1t Auembler e Apprentice P1lnten • Bonder JENSEN Marine Corp. 235 Fischer Cotta Meaa 540-3440 -------- BUSBOYS DISHW ASllflS 11 or Older DAY SHIFT APPLY IN PERSON 8-11 and 3-5 RBJBEN f. Lff 151 E. Co.at Hl1hw1y Newport IMch HARD WORKERS day Jl. L. Jenldna, Knapp --------Bros. 1boe1, Nil E. Flodlla New factory diltrlbutor'1 expanlk>n ~•tea Jobi for ambltioul Y'O'IDI men. • No experience-neceuary e Rapid advancemert St, E. Loi ~ea 22, CalJ.. fomla. S.lor Electronic Technician With experlmce ill 1eml- condactor clrc"1ita. Must be able to breadboard, test, vary valvet ttc. Under light supervilSon. Must be aelf ttarler, be.rd worbr, and ~ledge of JogJc, ln- tegitted circuits ue6al Se.laJ7 cornm~te with expe1ence. Emblbbed • dustrta1 1irm witb libenl frinl9 benefltl. Busboys & Dishwashers P'Ull and Part Time Day and Night Shifta Over U. Apply In penon BOB'S llG BOY 154 E . 17th St. Costa Mesa SHOE SALESMAN Exper., for high grade fam- ily operation. Top 18.l&r,y, all benelits, incl. profit lhlr· Ing. Clance for adv1nce- ment. S It A Shoe Stores. 464 S. M1in St.. ~e. 333 E. l'lth St., CM. FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT More than 100 oountrie1 a: ~job clusitlcation1. Coup- les OK. Write P.O. Box l217, Orange, 9'J667. e Top uminp SS 12. month up. Start immediately oan 5G8m Bartenders APPLY IN PERSON 8-ll and 3-5 REUBEN E. lff 151 E. C011t Hlghw1y NEWPORT BEACH $70 WEEK Part Time Eve 8 to 10:30 PM. No exper nec-- CIYll Ellglaeer (C.ltfornla Llceftted) Immediat. openq -Ca11f«Na ~ tllli· neer with e~ to • yean e~ In huvy commtttiel and lia!u> trlal Olu1ruetion. SllolM be t.amW,r with ccct eld- madnc and code inlpeo- tion. Challenglnc careet" position with 1table, IJ"O"· lh& oompMy. Producffon Test Teduiid1n 2nd Shift Must poueu knowledie or electrical and elec> tronlc te1t ~. We welcome candidatel who have comoleted techni- cal training ICbool or re- cent military electronics Engineering Records Technician Must be able to work any lhltt, houn, Wfti<endL Knowledgl' of film pro- CH&ing, microfilm and printeni. Assistant Editor Parts Catalogue Familiar with Pft.p•n· tlon of para liJts, know· ledp of preparing coding lbeet to keypunch and edltin& EAM output. Two yeant recent experience preferred In l.n!ill of put.I catalotrtng and en- a:lnffrln& blueprint reed- Ina EDP ~ence de- llrable. Service Repair Coordinator Cont1et Steve Joyce 133-0600, ext 2182 COLLINS RADIO CO. 19700 J1mbot'M R4. Newport IMch All applicant.a reviewed on merit with no biu toward Race, Color, Creed or Sex. TY Technician euary. Neat and depend---------- Experienced bench or out. 11de. Top pay, 1'1rmanent. Apply at - HENDERSON'S able. Sales • le"Vice. Call Sat. Sun • Mon for Info. 547.7783 Delivery Man Appliances• TV's. Good pey • benefltl. Permanent. Ap- ply tn penon at HENDERSON'S 1817 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. PROGRAMMERS With experience in or knowtedre of Real nme SY1tem1 J>ro&n.mminc, LOGIC DESIGN ENGINEERS Communications ' 2230 S. Anne St. Sant• Ana, C11if. 540-2120 Help Wanted, w.rn-7400 . lank Proof Operator NCR 450 ~ ooly. 21 bour week or PQMible 40 bour week. ~ -Al...ln-l xperlencect Teller APPLY SECURITY FIRST NA TIONAl BANIC 22m Harbor BtTd. 0>1ta Mesa An equal oppart\11111 employer DDlTAL Mliltant. ap.-. ly. Salary $«JIJ. pb.. il IJhuea. as" n.t. at.t t/1.S/68. Replya cm- fidentlal. Reaame: ~ ~-' Box 10755 Santa Ana. 19a111a Ana • Lama. !fills .-ea. ~DW~·mult be 21. No~. No bildDt. strictly food! Intemnr t to 5, Mon., Tuea., Wed. ·SAND PEBBLES Restaurant. Oar-I ner Newport 6 ~.' Costa Meaa. Ferule Clerk * Apply lh penon ,tr DRIVE.IN LIQUOU 106 l\lcWc COut HWJ HunUncton Beach WOMAN to work in do out lhop 9 pm '° 5 am lhUt. Apply in perKWl (Do phone calla pleaae) Winchell's Do-Nut \blM 2941 Harbor Blvd., ex e R.N. or L.V..N. p.m. ahlft. At.o Kitchen Helper. N..,_ port Harbor Convall'ICmt Homt, 1555 Superior Aw., NB, 646-7'165 BOOKKEEPER. Full chirp tXJ>e'rienced. ideal wortdns conditions, pvt tlme. Ap. ply S A: A Shoe Store, 133 E. 17th St., CM. WOMAN, capable o1 tlack.up restaurant cooldnr. full • part-time. Con t a c t: Mr. Zimmer at Blue Dolpb1n R.estaw-ant 615-400t SALESLADY Must have fine Jewelry a - p«ieoce. J. HERBERT HALL 32 FuhJon Square, U MAnIRE penoo lo do lisht bolllewortt A 1 u p • r v II IChool-qe chDdren. ~Day, 4 timtt a week. Own traDI Call e"fl'S. 6-8; 646-1331 POLE Laftip Sl..9t ~ AUS'nW.lAN -.C, 23" Cm.o6e P5. N-and NPee a fD.'fW Ulfd 1a1tit axai. '345. s.i aot'S '*1de ma U" *I. 14 ft. ~· Bbe ual.ler *et ...__ SU. D9y 111_. eottt $20. SU'Rl90ARI> A>. • - Kltcbm dulJn, 4 belp $1.50 .i. _. ~t.._ Sl50 rach. Small kitchen taWe, .Hilh dlair p. 1._.. c:b.i; rormlcit lblackl ST .1 o 12. Box of baby tlluUt.a Clothlnir 1~· ~ llot· $2. CUpld doll Dower ar· point automatic WUber S5. ranremeot $10. Kida. cbalra • Hardrock Maple colftf> table 151; eadl. Tnewrild table ua. Flbe~ roem dMdtt a. s.b)' bed $lO. Drapn SlO. Adjwltable ,, 0 011 • • fl •. 5 inleftor doors cnilcbes SJ.50 Ill w. Vic> $.'? .adl. ~1611. ' J 0 CWEa.\. WM JWdaa !la. l'2 11111, Db Otw, =- ~ ltlbouth Pul1mln .IUltcuN, bllH'. ru~ Heb. Grape m<>4d realn ~"*'9. oapldn holden Sl-$8.SO. Swaa lamp wittl c:baJ.n fl6. 3 ~ 3 8 Michigan An., CM. PING POil& table let. 1' In. pl,.wooct $20. Dectric ran. :JO'' window me fJO. Sand box with OO'Vl'f $2.!IO. Cam- ~ llO.t' $2.SO. ~ Iona, C.\f :r11-7343 ~. Cfd. $2.54&-58119 ~~~~~~~~ COLD queen bedspread 115. J>OWUNG Ball SS. Rtdining 81.Ml< and "'1ite T.V cbalr sz:;. Romu diectrlcal Maple cabinet, rood coo- w1tt and tixturt, S1 -"· ditioo 125 Swtna wt s.;. Bookl 50c f'D<'h Rtt0rd!1. 23$ Columbia Dr., C.M. CRIB Sl5. 81dldnette fl. car Biiie poodle daii&n llMnrer be'll J7 Baby clothtt Zo-$2. • wtndow·lbatt arta1nl $3. All good rondltiotl ~ll9S nuf!d tw1n mattrta p..t 33, $10 for 20. Electrical RD"RIGERATOR, GE. two t'tleru1on rord $10 1Wo door $25, 20" boy's bilce COVl'r S2. Double bedlllft&d WASHER. rood condition $3. 'nvtn ~ S1. AD $15-~ like MW. tC.flS3 kitcbtn tabltt $ 1 0 S 2 ;, S7. HaDd lawn mower ss. HUFTY 19.. rocary mower. Water llm, 3 fM flO Lamps Portable router $7. Stailler 8 ._ s· motor ...... .,,,_._ Sl. Couch. 8 ft. su. rour $4. ;;48..3297 • -, ..... --------and W l 1na11 • • 1954 foot Oriental Illa tut rz:;. SLUE trike, very lllCe OOD-E11<:y<'lopt>d1& S3 M an ' • Pool cue $4. <:arp.t ,U x u dlllon S7 Do.ti bucgy, near Bulova ~lf-wmdini watcb fl5, 2x4 1hm fU. EIPCtrlc new SJ.50. Tiny wagon Sl. Sl4. Electric chime doorbell lll'ater $10. Aluminum lad-&:ooter n.so Wool t""""•l I ..1. .,_..___ dt-r. :!>' extt"mlon S'.!O St•-p ....-.v S3· SI Vf'r -~ ... , .. .,,. SD Clasal<' Rose Sterling 1erv\ce for I and ull'U ladder $6. Bon10 dnum SJ. $4.40 t SlO each. 6*71ll3 f2.jQ, Forest grttD and U&bt Of'ck chain J1T tacfl Dry waO pHtf $5. PortablP TV 8 FT. Sliding gflll!ll door, ~y Mtlmac, l!ervlcf for m. 1/3 HP motor S4. v. w. l plecta S2S each. MM-m 6 and extna. S2JO. Boy'1 6 volt bettrry $3. Small BLACK MIJ $25. Wiglets $10. dtt111 suit, llke new, 11lie ....;...fer $10. 2 door f'X19rlor LittJe &:lrl'a dothel lOc.$1. 6 $4. Lovdy little itlrl'• ~· ..... drHses, i1lze• 1 ' I. 50c S5 each. Slldlnc 1la111 door lbaby'1 to 11.ze 51 4 piece • S4· Small antlqul"!I ;;c.$4. fonn I ft s:;. nool'HC."rfll ltctional SS each Pl Kl'. lilht fbctutt. 6 ft $7 .. 50 Chest ol drewers s.;.$25. 451 Cambrldce Clrclr. c.~t ft 1" lltle SS. Sledae ham-Trundle Beds f.5. Tat»es near 17th' l"lne.142-2802 mrr. 9 lb. SJ. •me $84.lS. Olaln, aJ1 kinds S3-TV.. Zenith 21" conaolt. 3 PWce llfCtional, uab&e coo-$5. Sun-Mon. 833 Towne St., woro &ood $25. Sun and dlt.IGll $25 toach p I t c e . C.M. 642-45;38 weekda71. 2411 22nd. c .M. Aqvarioma, >10.15 pJ ~ DANISH walnut coUtt tabJe J..AR.GE Sear'• refris'erator $19 Antique m-amlc um $5. Sear'• eaP>e &Jl&l1aer $25. 12 Spauldin1 iol clubl, mllde into~ $15. 4 pl~ $20. Auatin A...O ~ and IMther bq, cart 125. DI.net· antique t.droom Ht U3 4 ~ lraolmislion $25. le !!el, l chain SlO. •iAPlf' ndl piece. Ottoman S2. Spare bb* and pl.stone $5. table 2' x 3' $5. 2 bnsa 11w.rmoltatic&ll1 controlled 2-400xl2 tires llld whtth lamps tan. $5. Btnoc:ulars ~ and lltand fl5. S20. ~way b)'draulic ~ f15. N'ew metal window, 2' O 1 k ooffee ar occuionat trol valve S15. M e t • J x f SlO. 7' formka !link t-'-' .., ,_...... ltallsn bookc'.tM with four llbel•ea ~ ..,..., E. 20th, C.M. 642· ..,,~ ..,, uu.-•no $5. Slat bfoncb with cw.hlanl .,_..,. ~ burtld ~ oc:culonal ~. Bloodt> round coffee 3184 • tablet 125 mch. Recliner laol $,j ;)41).583J -MO,-VID-::::-:-~l-m-m-car-t:--OON---:50c. cheJr 15-Small Tiolin. easr " · TV for parta $2, electronic and flow S25 complete U69 COUJMBIA J l!peed Htrl puts. t r ll n 1 I o r m f' r 1 Donel Lane, CM. 546-3834. table model, load COlldltlon cbokea, twitlC.hes 15c • fJOc. 10 speed Ottalltr blc7de m. f..JO. 673-5958 Audio unpllfln klt 11 watt) Drel8lq table wldl bmch ACME vegeUltlle juicer $15. $3. l030 Hllbland Dr .. and mlrror ff.50 Youtti bed Wood lath 110. Kaiser parts Newport Beach. Alk for with ~an mattreee 11.0. S1·$25· P""Y Ol' cant hoc« John M2-Tl~ Hollpood bed frame• $2.50-$5. CornmercilJ popcorn 1964 rotU> part! J!'iZ lbol-t $5. Wall desk $5. 24 oz. machine, pops 2 lb. at a block noew $25, 4 barrel -· can enamel 3!lc p.-r time SlO. Hydraulic beauty ...... ..., A ......... manifold beads for same can. Lampl $141.SO 1.5:iO dlalr $1v. l.Arae canier ,.,.-S.rior (rear) c.M. • the tap of cu 4-8 15 high. $10, pair of brakf! ahoea 11a M2-5al6 Sat.sun. Shop vacuum clellDft' no. and druftla $10, radial.or SlO, 3 1leda, one tobaegan Sl-s:>. axles $10, tbrd member $10. t DJMNC cha1n white with Army f\ekl stove, Coleman clutch S10, rim.' SlO, bell bq rrten floral .Ital.I nice 110. Metropolitan pert& fl. housing $10, clutch S10. ny $4 nch. Girl'• :JI" huffy f!). l i.ingle and t doublr wt.re{ flO, over drivt 110, ~ SU. Walnut doublP bN, mattr-. and spnng llttdr 1.Tan1mbts1on p11rt1 SIO, tl8dboard footboen! ftamf' s.l nch 27" TV, worla! $.'l. TorqlW ronv,.r,,.r $10. auto .nd matctitnr n4bf stand OJJipldor f5. Bali><tr rhair brU ltou•llli $10, auto fly ru. °*"° Jump ~•I 11.so. $7.1. CoUtt tab1r $2. lland v.hcel SlO, two b Irr, I Potty cha.Ir $1.50 SfT·~ lawn mower $2. OM motur menifold and <'9rtl S.W. 4'..'0 .v. RCA JT" •rttl atMd reel t)~ mower ti. Broiler Ford Rd· Apl C, Costa $U). 71" Admlral $3. RCA ti. !'ire • .x t 1n1 u I 1 h e r Mesa. :M-0714 -'-no.---VTVM 11tainlal ateel UO. Shot gun, ~=--:--,.,,...---:-:--S.1~ Volt 'Vim..,•• ilngte l& SlS. Clothea Sl-$5. ROOC irmder, H 1 I h I an d Sts. R.efr&ctor ~leacope SJ. Zl.16 Republic, Colla Mesa. Part fl5. Motor. cablt and ~!<!~. ~ ~~ 9G-l.9'J9 switch for Jl'inder $25. 1 .. -.-. • ..., ·-...... """ ... t.,. HP. aineie phaae motor $25. $5· llT-7017 vvuaur. bed frame llld Cable and switch for aame headboard and box ~ DAHlSfl CIOQCh dlaiz' $15. Ml· M Oolmle dretRr and mir· _P...,o __ . ..,..54:-:8-=-=265:::-· ~7 =,,....-::-::=---:::: ' 16&1 ror $22. Norse reb'i&entcw REFRIGERATOR $25. 851 • s Tu DE NT Ip. c I al S!.O. Steam and IPR.)' iron Victoria, c.M. Underwood typewr!ttt wlt'l $2. Ccllfee and end tables RECORD player, plays aood labuletor touch contrd U5. $9. each. 8' ClOl.ICb Sill. Olalr $5. 5tM356 COila M.a Me'1 one It.liter valet $5. ~ board $3. Ironing ~le lamn _ 3 u. ... w. SS. buder M. Gillert te)facopt, caddy SJ. Twin beda, lnewJ .• .,.. ...., .... a ta SL 8afni1um tl'a1 set. $l.5 uch. 968-31~ 546-USO. Colt• Mesa I .rvq p... SJ. BlueD BA'ITERIE5, 6 volt $4.50 3 C 0 NT EM P 0 RA R 'l cv,et ~~rw SI to SJ, 12 V SSJ!6. 541).9990 ~ydr coucbn, <'hair Roi~ ~ NICI RUGS -9 '< 12 and 12 sz.s. 8' Early Amf'rican IT'lll S7 Coll batlaui Ba1t " lit $6 each. J.'lJ .!'.:. :!ht roUl'h $25. Malchtng ciwr, 8o7 CMt and l"llUUlf' St c M. n«'edl upbolstenna S 1 O. I-ether bee $18. Woods and LARGE hand rarvKI crn-"is Fonulct toppf'd r o l fl• t ll"olll S1 to SJ. !ltttr1c 2x2 tablt', Z end tablts, r"~llrnt al~ ~T Sl. Brownle lt'I $25. Ml-5662 rondltlon $20 tach. 'l. lamps, ILlrmite 111 e&mel9, built· DAYTONA "'300" (' r Is b s:; f!J\dl (diU£:ttnt lhadel) In IUlll A-OK $4.50. 553565 hekntt, sin 114 with lace Platform rc>eftr. n' e d I tatmdlly onlJ aluekl f.25, 64&-7106 upholster~ f\O· Box 54111 Stubore Dr. 54MMQ. Dea. 9 drawer SU. 2 twin bfdll wttt'I bolstms 110 ~ach Pole lamp a . s~ ,,.,er llri $&. 2 bar 1toob S2 each Krnmott wab'9', sood roo- dil 1nn rzs Cablnf't s.i llkut?lrle $2. rJX:ORD pl.ayer Sl~lt:! ti DREXEL P r e c e d e n t tprillp aJMl maltlftl 110. (Danilb lines) din i n g O:!Nt of drawer1 SlO. Stl> cNm. MW rold and white dl'nt chair, nttdl cleaninl naQll!hyde wall, ~ tttinish $5. ~ with 2 f'Jrtn aeat matf!rlaJ -8 -YI'.,.......,Couch-.,-,-h....,ide-a,---bed,.,..-,,--pod--: $25. TabJ,. with 2 filla. for 11bove SlO. Old service for condition $2S. Ro c kl n I ~. pink mf'lmac lo\ith plattrr chair, new $25. Antique and bowl Early J\mrncan chair $1:i. · 11 $j ~ ~ohd dining 3 formal• S20 earh. Weddlnc chllira n~ Studio rou<'h, old, l'lea11, sohd $10. :'>48-dre11 S2S. Mctronomtt ST. BRAND new Ci'lr brd S\O; .,..., ..... Jl\W for phont~ and 1'a4io I ... clot'"-i •9 _ ....... _ . .,... Knowell, 01 mlllf'nl Vf ,,..9 I Zt'S ""· • 3,j(' • $2.5(). !°>~'J74;j iood condltlon, Sl to s;>; EASY d r Y' r $to:-We,;t. na.•iil'fltt. w 1 c k e r ~: ~1sf' wuhrr s 1 j • M A C N A V 0 X r ad I o bathAnette SJ: ear ¥al Swl't'pl'r 11tachment S15. ,j phooctrtllJh, iood c:ooditloa rd t? 4-lldtd lM!d -·"" wheeb and tire~. m x 14 $20. Nl'flr Dl'W wuber, u KU& ..-; ...... QI eecti. l~rm for Corviar ii1 SlO. Lawn mower $3. Hair • $4: bi&tl cba1r 14: 8arbealr .. -5 0 SJ: car -• lClo: 0>9e0 ~-.v. Transistor auto radio dryer $3, Radio S 3 · . pl .,. Samlonl" 1111.it DJ. 4 Ford XL Sl>tnner hub Recot'd pl~r $3. 'n'a.ller a.Yllf'TI ..,; • caioe SS. 3 HP SeaKing out· bitch $2. Dl'Ctrlc: motor $2. • <'Me $$; aewmc lllldliM, board motc:n no. Lockn ntts Sl . sa. Blow ~ ~ electric. l15-ITUl37 trunk S3. c E ....L.....L .:-....-.. ntdlo Sl. El«tric und9r D. Car DESK S12: lam-pe fl to 15; S10 MOY\e c:amen SlO. 117 vacwm S2 Dectric cu l dee table $3; c"11d'1 ta* E. S.,. C.M. ~ optMl' $1. Stam Iran SUO. ... ~SI: Ml d d1lbee GDU.'1 biqcle $12.50. 24., L&flt' radio pbanocrapfl. u p ; an,&act ICl'fte $2: wtlftl 5"-Z!ll b $4. RaWta S1 •dt. .,.,. =.':l = == Bibi ~ Provincial W. 29dl ~ PlacWda. CM. \llnd rz· trannre Nd ti: cbQ °"'* ~tery) COCKER poocle, Ina Uj "'9 lOc ·to St: e1«tl1c -. $15. Brown le•d:ertttte aola brown. ' .._ka $10 U .. l" '"" pot S2: W1ta C09t SL t15 W. n.cit ~ S& 2!115:1 I ~ tn..mi. 1'l7F PIWJ, 0... S3M12t. -=ONE=-=-doutil~t....,...blllt~$1"""~"""Ml~DT= drl :\tar PAPIRbACK Boob Uc-~ ADJUSTABLE 1lfd rail !20 3 UPiiOl3l'!JtED dilllil ..., IW\nr Oil lland S..l. R«tlpt ttsilWr $12. Dtn1ft1 I "~al~ Ill Mdl Pa 1 r ~,.!· ~hlbQ.a I lt«1 $3. room i.b".· 4 dlaln ta. ~ .... ..,. ~ r 1'rta btodl sa. rGlllilll Illar $1. Two --Old tablt W ALNl.'1' Cofftt ud end ri.iEVtSJON tabll'l!. S.t ol table i l5-Medicsne cabinet. 1811."' rnin'or SlO. White lour in metal. Floral delliJI". louvre acreen $4. 3 wire Brau tlnllb SU!O. Mt-oa&; room divider ahd•H $1-$4. DWARF Nllbllm Gclat $20. Model.I clottlee $1-$5. Orn M.ale Sinn* as.~ Sl. bub· cap 15. Laip table Rabbits, _.. S2 te 15 . lamp no. JrweJr7 SOc-Sl. UT-3114 646-3184 SCHWINN Bake a'' in toOd NEW And ued Ronda MIC c:oodidon good llQ '9. 53l- 119rta -$25. NGK phlp. all ...,8296..,,...----__,..,.... _ _..,.......,...,,.. aizet 15c each. Buntht eorda 50c each. 450cc HoDda bat. teriet ST.SO eacb. Sman Honda bettuif'!I '3 each. Honda )IOtnt'll an 11.iea S2 !'ach. New tuck and Mil lt'eta tor Honda Scnmblen 112.50 Iii I n o ra S1 • S3 HelldlJ&ht bracket.t. Sl eecb. PROVJNCIAL ft, u ii SS. 4 .., record player $5. Braided NI. ~ 15. Qdld'• pooi ~ 1tt SS each. P011able t:newri~r. like aew sz. Addlq machine $25.S*Gn BICYQD, 11", 'II'. 24", ll" boJ'• anll clr'\11 .. $15. Go cart fratnt .. Notorey. clt~$1.MM!Mn ADMINJSTUTIVI SEQ IT MY ~ tfOS1ISS Experienced. Full thM. P1lludte • ..._. .... 1262 p ..... "* Santa Ana ~ ~OMAN, 9boe txr perlence ~ul but not fteCallll'1, Appf1 ja ,...._ U)'tlme. INNES' SIJOD, So. O>ut Plaza • HOtJSEKEEPD. u.e tn 1Dvdy home, • tr Jt h 1 pa.-enta. 9 yr Clld daOtet. NB. 64IMiO'l2 nes a dmk. DftAPERY w~ ~ Jlfl MarNon Dnper)' • lnli1Qoc..11i1 R lee• ...... • ---::--~"T At'e., CM S0..2D WANTED: l'"'*e X·b:J Tt'dt '1& eome )mowltdp o1 Jab work, b' Dr'• omc.. .. llslet 1• .,.. .. Sit in the privacy of your patio, bt the heated pool and fiear the shore bruk. JI this is your dniam, wake up and call \ll about ttlis one of a kind borne. S Bedroo:ma, 2 Batba, huge Jiv. ing room with mustve beamed celling.,, com- plete built·ln kitcbtll wic.h ju.st a abort walk iO tbe beach. This home bu everything in- ~uding low Jeuebold. '32,SOO. luUder Ills lo Sell '"Wit.b just S% doWJJ you cian move into Uti! : pew 3 Bedroom, 2 Batb,. family room borne. New carpeting le drapes. New front landscap- inf lnclUding sprinklers • complete fencing. Juat $1,250 down. $24,.2SO. full price. -~~-=--~------=-- NO REASONAILE OFFER· REFUSED OWNER'S PLANS HAVI CHANGED 2 Blulfs cluster dwelllnp for sale, excban(e or lease with option. .No. 1-4 BR & Fam l'D'\J'h Ba split-leve~ permanent Back Bay -View. Crpts, drps, '46.~12,250 equity-Lease '425 mo. wilb ootion lo buv. No. 2-3 or 4 BR. 21h Ba on lQvely ueenbelt split-level, charming walled patio -wll leased S325 mo. Now vacant for WY show· ing. t39,500-witb $11,000 equity. Owner flexible -submit your exchanges. Owners prefer F&C vacant or TD'a, but ·UPSIDE DOWN HOUSE Yes tt. ldtcbm. livin& room, 3 BR, 2 Bathl are Q&IGaira. %0' X 30' Paml11 t'OOID + den A larp MWinl room doW'l'lltl1rL Extra booua - 3 car pnp. See till• fine 28001q. ft. home Sal lM. 210 E. 1 lfll St. or call Newpert .. Viet er I• 646-11\1 call ...... will linen to anv and all offers. MESA DEL MAR Ct.esllfre Real Estate 67J.2503 enytfmt OPEN SAT. 1.S ·ttLll=a:-:z:;:s :, ::::li!4~~2~511~~Srq··~Fiit• woUJd ~~.!!~'l'be wry f: .. INCOME I • • ~~~f= Perfect for the laml11 t.b3t tellf:rc. Comt Me .tor JUUi'• WMU 1,~ nna. 3 Br, din TAJ SA YER an. In.Ire enckad lam rm. '2~1 San Juan Lane ~ kitchen with •tins J BR 2 bath dcllL'<e ov.11,.r·a Wilt + 3 luxury 2 BR 2 bath l't!Dla ls. ' A Slut II $59,500 Nevtport at Victoria 646-1111 (Call Anytime) •ce + many more fee· Newpef't tures. Thia aceptiooa1 Mea Verde home will be abown at by app't Alkins '31,9!50, Call Ul--fl Mr. Nellon 540-llSL ,,. .. ,...,. '4Ul11 ... ..,..., ---------:.~------·--= tSuGE REA LTV New , •• ....,. Llstint Tbe IDCllt popular ''Romab 'nib" model, ialmacWlt. adult«CllPkd. 4 A famib' rm + fabWoua detached "pme or bobby room". OwMr movtns out of aru A becomlns anxloul tor deel. See It tod.ay. "Mov•ln" Condition 4 Bdrm Glen Mar bome, ck>te to ICboola, il!hoPPln& aniu. FHA terms OK • at>- praJul on way. "Not lease- hold". Allkin1 $26,CXX>. Coll ... RHlty 546-5110 1500 Adami at Harbor (Near Cinema 'Ibeatrel a _ s FOOTIALLI M a 11 I v e rear yard, big enouih for the kids to play football, aca!.IJ tor boat or . trailer. 3 BlG, BIG bet- l'OOl'DI, l~ baths. Fann liu ldtc:Mn and dlninc room. At· tractl•• llfde PJ.110. 2 car ~· ~t CUI • de • sac ltrftt. EXCIU.EN'l AREA. TERRIFIC VALUE o n 1 y nt$0. NO DOWN VETs • $'IUD DOWN ntA. CAMEO SHORES f'ec' tMlee who can a.ftord the best Mlpll ....... modified Orimtal Oceanfront hom1 2 8R. den, dlning room lWQJlioul ~pin&. View of Harlb-.ntrance, Catalina, a.net Su Clemente Jsland Wldte wter at 10'l1' door lte{>. Call for appt. 642-1235 DOVER SHORES A Maaalcln on the ''Gold Coast •• A ~ary home of IJ'Mt clUtillctlm. 4 BR, ta.rae IDcill rm, 4 bath rm1, ~ View or the "hole ~ area. Comple\ty carpeted, draped, land1epd. SlJ9.500 O'IN bAILY 1124 Geltxy Drive • IELIE~E . 11• SIL BWJdl.Qc Corp. Cuatom Medallion RQme @) Comitructloo Oranae Co. Live electrically. Phone 638"1«> lll55 Brookbunt St., Garden Grove BY OWNER • Near ~ltclW lho,>pina. 3 Bdrm bouM, larse li.tng with tiuplace. dininr area, new built-In kitchen with birch cabinets. new FA furnace. Larse lot • 68x126. with block Willa. $24,000. 642-1907 BY C>imer. 2512 Bowtinc G rttn College Pk, S Bil. tam rm, 2 ba, frpic, eAec bllnl. $24,:Joo. Ex1sllng In St9,300 at 5~ ~ r H A Pymnta S166 mo. incl prlnc .. Int, taxes, Ina. 546-3860 BY OWNER • 3 B~, 2 BA. Shake roof. P l a 11 t e r , fireplace, blt·ilu, carpel.I. BA YFRONT Detached aarage $21,950. 51' % G.I. Will carry 2nd. Pill', .Up, ll' ot frontage _646-_2039 _____ _ 4 Bdrm, dinlni rm, $86,j()() Easalde 3 Bcinn, 1 ~ batha. Appt. only Fireplace , built-Ins, lbake roof. $22,950. 164 E. 23rd St. NEW IAYFRONT Owner. M7..J863. QontempOIWY Spa.nil;h 4 BR, 2 BA, llv rm, den, 4 hure Bdnna, each with it'• dtn rm, 5 Yn old. By own bails. Social rm, Owner. Call alt 5. s:n.~ Formal C1ink11 rm, tiled M!l-1061 nd, iiOOiDOUI tritet1eJ1 -=======:: O'IN DAILY Meu def Mer 1105 SPllNG HVDI Then'" what we'\>e found. A la.rie modern 3 BR tancll home in the W eat Bay aru of Newport Beach. Shake roof, lar1e BRI, fam-ilv room. 3 bllhl. 2 maSDillicent fireplacea, Priced below comparable homes in the area. $38.SOO and onlv 13830 down. GRACIOUS, SPACIOUS Uve like a millionaire. F.nter thla nmblinc 4 BR coatem1>0nry home tbroullh its aarden atrium and magnificent terruo entry hall. Thia late model borne is located in one of Newport's moet desirable areu. Large rear yarcf Ind pool included. S62,500. UDO ISLE This ele~t home on dellrable cornor lot is ideal for entertalnin« with its larae Uvtnc room, formal dlnin& room and inner garden patio. A abort •alk to the community beacb and club home from this 3 BR charmer. Owner will comlder 10% down or trade for a lesa gpenaive home in Newport Beach. $59,&00. TOP OF THE WORLD View the boats ln the bay and a million lights from lhll rambllnf 3 BR home with ita for- mal dining room. ThlJ large shake-roof home with pool ii located on a rpAdous lot and 1ecluded atreel H7 ,600. . YOUR OWN PIER Is included with this beauUf ully decorated 4 BR home with formal dinint room. Located in one of the moat desirable areu of New· POrt Beach and surrounded bv S150,000 homes. This one ta onlv S89,500. CARED OPPORTUNITY We are presently expanding our Newport Beach office md lookinll for persona interest- ed in beginning a rewardin& career with a profesaional firm. If you have imaetnatlon and are motivated to earn a hlllh income. we offer professional management and training, a stimulalinf environment and future man- agement P01ltions in our all male career minded orranizations. ' •!•esPRING OWNKR: J BR .• t•• e.. .TW.•REALTY <'pis., drps, nicely lodlcpd. Patio. Good Joe. W.500 ~ l""t WntcllU Drlvt>. Ntowport h eh 3al Momlnt1t1r Lant 1~ ....... ~· ... iiiiiiiliiiiiillliiliillilil ......... OPIN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1 ·S 1 '00 btelle line, II.I. (HARBOR HIGHLANDS) 4 BR, 21h baths -now VKant and Clean KATE , UBIEY, Rullor 300 W. Coatt Highway Newpert leach It-. '7U107 ~-------------=------=--~--~ .;;:-- $4,000 DOWN Cuatom Built s Jlcb1N t batba, 2 flreplace9, •111 .., ba.y ~ beecb. 401 Jtty. «Ave., NB Owner. 60-1115. Evea. ftf>.1669 /THE BLUffS Q)armlni aplit-level 3 BJt. J Ba, "D'' model, directty overiootdnc the entire Back Bay llft'a, $49,000 • 10" Db. Call owner ~l!IM SUPERB ocean A Ba)' view; eba.rminr 2 BR 2 Ba home + mep. pt house (or inc.> Will accept cle91' .._ ln Palm Desert .. p4l1't pqmt. OWNER m.6124. . 1210 AVAIL Immed. CUfi Haven S BR, 2 bH + 2 BR Ocean Viiew Apt. $49,500. SU-1249 BY Owner: 4 bdrm, 4 ba, 2 lrg bonus rma. ao 1q ft. Np!. Hta. 60-7123 Newport Shores 1220 OWN ER. 4 Bdrm 2 ba, frpl, ~yrs old, $28,IXX>. Submit down. 54'1-'1~1, ~14' NEW 4 IR & DEN 3 bathl, 642.JQ) 1225 OPEN SAT Ii: SUN 1-5 2580 Cr•tvitw laysho .... 3 BR, 2 be, lie cor BEAU'l'T! $-t9,500. ALSO 2 BR, lot. of ~. Only $34,500 AND OTilERS Claire Van Horn REALTOR S0-9349 IY OWNER 3 BR. 1 bl from yacht ~ ln.g, 2 priY/beaches, COi' J0t. Exe cari>eling, r e c e n t1 y J)9inted, 2 patios w/blt-m BBQ, 539.500. Low don. OPEN DAILY 548-6341 B'i'owner. J BR. l bl. from yacht landlnr. 2 priv/beecfl. ~. cor lot. Exe carpetfna. l't!'Cmtly painted, 2 pa~s w/blt·in BBQ, $39.500. OPEN DAILY 548.Q4I IY OWNER 3 bdrm. l ~ bath. patio, ~ ly painted, avail DOW S27,$GO will take~ 6C-'12JO Dover Shores 1227 HOUSES FOi SALi Beautiful 4 BR. new home, heated pool, cabana, land· acaped grounds. $14,9(1).. Bv Owner * 646-3121 Harbor Hfghlandt 1235 IY OWNER 4 BR, 2~ ba, frah paint. Ii: ~alnutpaneling.Study,~ to dk·nn, Clabl 01'fl patio, ~P play yd, doc er boat yard. Assume exitfnc 5~" FHA. Owner 2nd avail. s:n.950. iG5C'l3 University Park 1217 ••• --• , ......... v -" ... ,. ,,, .... ..,... <f( • "' • . ; ·. \ • . . . t • fl", ; I . I; • .. ' .. .... , . . _, .. l . : .;: ., I I ... . .... ' .. . . . , .. . . ' : ! . -: ., . I ! •• 1 ~· ' , ' . ! r '\.. .. ' , \,q I l KJlfJTED FAlllCJ .,_ ;OR SAL& RemnaDta. .llanrplea • MIU. ..,. Sat. QlliJ I ML to 2 p.m,. at 8alrier. Clalt• Mesa _,..;_ ____ _ * AVC110N * U )'OQ will ..a or buy . . . . llV• WAnd1 a bill y.....,. 21 Sloop $1995 lmmedla .. Dett.uy '64 Ford P.U. "' T1lrf V8 Low ~· ()Yerloada .~--·~ * •i Olev)' CU1tom cab .. I OYEI 65 VOLKSWAGENS . 1'0 alOOR£ l'ROM • vw ••.•..••.....• 115115 ·es vw ...•••.....••• 11.e •65 vw •.••...••. ' . • • $1185 '6' vw •••••••••••··••• a. 'IS VW' ••••••··•••••••• S- IMW BMW FIAT '68 FIATS NEW AND USED SEE HERi PlllDLANDa µTSO Beach Blvd. (Hwy Ill 2 bDra So. G.G. Fwy • .. '1588 5.1'1.CC '61 RATS .GIT A BETTER '64 OPIL ·• ,_,~ xi.t cond. tu1J DivOf'Ce S.crifice e&ra•• St.a. Was. • mfles ..mntJ, ,.. <Ifft' pmta. 1IS NCB. A zillll.al car. Hu to pt Han'J tar 8'I pa Pvt 11t1 IA-1207 bad n.c lar all of U. 43,IXXI a vq -~. mJ. Well m&ltltam.d. Nu '795 PlttDl tin., det lua•ie Holl.a-..... ., , *1 ncS. WW wbedJ, -J dlle bnkn, xtru. MUI! ~ 1118 Hutor Blvd.. MS8!9 ft<IW. SUZ or otter. Pvt. Pty 494.1m or 646-tm PORSCHE '64 MCB, blue, nq tlrtt It • ..,,,.__...... SUPER b'"lterlea. wood slttT\ns 63 rv~a:. wt;J. Good cond Sacrlllct . ONE OWNER. Roadhl!JlllS. ll.tOO Call 962·83:>2 R/H. $2600. 136-4243 ct\ss1c '53 MGTD. ~·u~ ·11 Porsche SuJ* ' tul cond, rtblt tl\I. ed traN. Red AM/FM, Exlnt Cond. S8J(I. j.1&.37:,6 $735() •• * 648-5172 OPEL '83 PORSCHE SUPER 90 Air, aunroaf, AM·FM, othrr Extru. Xlnt cond. 67J.-0647 ROVER THE FABULOUS ROVER . TOYOTA CORONA SPORT l!m 2 Dr. SOLD EXCLUSJVEL Y TN ORANGE COUNTY. BY Hardtop. Automatic tr ant . vou ,.. •.., USE rr ., W •ys r1ldlo It heel:tt, buck.et tnla. .I. '-"'' ~ A '67 OPB. ,_nz WARREN Uke N~. AS AN Al.1I'OK.Anc $l9'S AS A mcx 8HIJT\ Sports Car Center Joh--& Son iV). --Radlolhnl· TIJ)E.b!Sl -• ~ ~iii ~!~-:~'": ===· °"'· .,...~ -~~~:~::~~ STANSBURY v•ith fal'lory hardtop. Rnl 'SS VW RUNNING ~~ IUICQ.JAGUAIS clftJl. •· Daya so.sm e'lceptlonal condition $2S.OO ' Opell GM.C. Trudel Eves ' weell:qda 83'1..flOC Mllvers OAC. Full price rond. MakP off. 673-5737 UUM C:..... 1111.._ 'G <DMET. New tin&. BUICK S1295.00. Call Oedlt Mix"· * ,63 VW, R/H, Cood 221w1 ' ....._. 1 ... 111e l'tlllMUt•> ..... y._..... RHI.....,.. A.T .. a.H, 'IS. A IA.CIUFJCE is :~li: ::a~':° at Condition •.• $87S wm Illy ::'c.~ ilce 2'ta2?' ._ O.A.C. e MMm e 2100 HARBOR BLVD. 1985 SUnbe11m n,er. Beauti-494-0046 atter 5 PM 234 1. 17th ST. -Jll ,_ _. COlmT CYa.cttE -1966 COSTA MISA 646-9022 fuJ new cand7 apple type '65 vw Pine.I eood cond. Your Volbwqen or Panchl Mt-nu •L't fOID PS-PB. al.r oaad. BuCket 'IS OPEL Kadette futback paint jab, IMl'll' top, etc. 25.00 n400. 546-4564 or .. at 6 ~top dallam. PUS for "'100 H"':f~ILVD U le&bl, ...... tar ITJ.'M VW tpt. cpe. nt co . . dellven OAC. Fnl1 -'-..,....,.._ • or -...-... ...,.. _.__ .,., 1m ..,. _.. -XI nd 31 mi to 281l 11\-(!,I _... ""-ft W -.._.,.__ ,£ ... ~ • C.. •....Le :r.. I •-.J~ '66 pl. $1395. 646-6709 $1U15.00 Call credit ;. l!llQ vw Sedan 67~-1190 ST .......... y IUICK ..... ..,... • ...... PIS. CONllNINTAL 2 DOOR l NIL <# -K A/~ .. l..-........ feU ... ~ ---'. -AL. t...........&'C----n. f1Wdla 10U an 5C2.a801 or can be seen at Clean S """ C,... a a..... A ....,,....... • ·~ &--.. --n. quicker you ,.n 901 E. lit, Sama Ana. 3201 Ion St, CM 1966 vw v• '"" ~"" ........ 41t. 0.A.C. ..... Dlt. Uncala CDW. Orte 734. > u.1 ea,.. 9900 u.. c.,, 9900Utec1 ears 990V r.:.u a~:~k.~~ .. ~.';'.! ~~.~s.. '4!f:...-=v':to,':'::· .= $12°" 'li~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.I Belta, Cocoa Mall, Front '63 IUICK , cmtrol, air~ .• auto. hJ&b 77 11 Pacb&• Tr a y. Excellent ,.,._':'aa•eem-. '61 fOID &llule beam cont; $2.625 Tu ' '63 IMPALA 600-700 WEST COAST HIGHWAY JOHNSON & SON Has Expanded Again! To Malet More ROOM for An lncrenlngly LARGE SELECTION of Rne Luxury New C•r T rad .. lns 1965·'66·'67 CONTINENTALS All haw tM f1 Mr Cet1ttMatM ••••a1ta..m. Mly ..,a,_ '2895 incl"4lnt tad ery •Ir cen4lt......_ ..._ wttti ateree tape .,..,..., Prk• mrt ., -·--·-·-···-······· P:ACTOttY WARRANTY '63 CONTINENTAL $2095 • '87 MERCURY PACTOIT WAllANrf Mentclt~. 2 ,_ ~-Alllllmltlc. l'ldlt. ...... -.............. flct. ,,,, "" .....,. ..... lllua _.., .,,.. $3395 • '87 MERCURY PACTOIT WAUAJrn c .... l'ark , ...... --~ ,...., ........ -.... -llnk-.-~ --· ... '9CWY ·~ ~-'"" Tlllt *tlon -..... llQ -llt ~ ....... $3495 • '87 COUGAR PAC'TOIT WAUANTY A.-....ic:. rW1e, .......... ,._ .... br••ai. fKtWy t lr, ... ....,_ W/W eflC. a.Q OI Jo $3295 • '68 MERCURY ,..,,.._ wl!ll Ml ,..... 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