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SEEING-IYI DOG -Old and blind but not alone, Dalmatian dog
(left) waits with younger female companion while Newport Beach
poundmaaterr c,becks pair into city pound. Pair was found wander-
inl alonf Pacific Coast Highway, with bit(:h leading her sightless
friend. r '
Friend • ID Need
Young Pup Aids Sightless Dog
By BRUCE BENSON
Of .. Deity l'lltl Slllfl
There be was. an o!d feU.0,w on shaky
1egs. trying to cross Pacific Coast Highway, totally blind.
But be bad a younger companion.
3he kept tugging 't him, holding him
back Crom the onrushing oars.
A touching enough scene, and for
.;ome reason all the stranger because
both were DaJmatian dogs. Tiiey are
alack and white spotted, of the fire
?ngine kind.
P&Ming mot.orist Arthur Tirotta, of
080011.z Ocean Front. Newport Beach.
1aw the Dalmatian drama as he
Nh.izzed down the bi1hway and cross-
?d Orange A venue.
He coax.ed tbe dogs into bis car. and
.urned them ovet" to police about 9
~·clock this morning.
··we can't speak their language, but
,be anlmaJ kingdom Is ahead of
humans In many ways," said Dr.
Albert E. Stockton as be checked the
pair int~ city pound at hla veterinary
clinic.
The younger Dalmatian appeared
uncertain as she was Jed into a pen
surrounded by chain link fence. Other
dogs in the kennel snilfed the
newcomers over, then began barking.
"People call dogs dumb. but maybe
we're the ones wbo are dumb," Dr.
Stockton chuckled.
The younger dog looked back. then
wheeled back to her blind friend. He
was shaking and seemed scared to
ti ea th.
"It's not that unusual,'' the vet COil·
tinued, "for one dog to care for
another. Especially if they're of the
same litter, or have lived together for
a long time.
"I think it's just like you or I. IC you
like someone, you're going to look
arter them."
New Rooms at the Inn?
It Depends on Planners
Newp«t Beach p l a n n 1 n g com·
missloo«I fel their first loot tomcbt
at 9 propoMd major llddltloas ~ tbe
225-room Newportier Inn, eccordlng to
Planning Directllf Enle8t Mayer, Jr.
Uttle [f 1111 adioo ii expected riebt
away because the hottl people are tx·
pected to seek a contlnuoce on ttlelr
hearing, Mayer aald.
Their applkattoo for a uae permit
shows they i.nterld to build 118 more
hotel rooms. a swimming pool and a
party pavilion.
Mayer said they will seek a ·con·
tiouaboe to May 2 to allow for
revisioos to their building plans.
A1lo oo tonigbt's agenda ~ a YMCA
request for a use permJt to build an
Olympic sJzed swimming pool at the
Y's new faclUties. 2000 University
Drive.
Today's Closln1&
THURSDAY, APRlt: 18, ·1968 JEN CENTS
KiDg l(iller Hunt Spreads
Suspect Took Dance Lessons in Long Beach
MEMPHIS. Tenn. (AP) -Tht fox trot. cha cha and go.go and seem·
mysterious Eric Starvo Galt hu beta ed like a "nice fellow." He described
charged with conspiracy and mm"' the suspect as "youngish looking and
in the ususination « Dr. Martin nqµy dressed."
Luther King Jr. Employ es of country anc western
Tbe manhunt spread to Lone Beach bars in the Long Beach area recogniz·
today after it was reported that a man~ ed Galt from the p ho to g r a p h
identlfyini blmself as El'1C S. Galt had 1 dlstributed by the FBI. One barten4er gradu~t.ed from the National .. J;>uct ymem bered bls preference for vodka Studio there. Ind water. ,
Rod Arvidson, manager of the Long The !''BI said in a rugitive warrant
Beach studio, saJd Gall took lessons In issued Wednesday night in Birm·
ingham, Ala., that Galt, 36. conspired
with a man "whom he alleged to be
bis brother" to violate King's civil
rights.
The state charge of first-degree
murder was filed against Galt in
Memphis where King, 39, Nobel Prize
winning civil rights leader, was shot to
death on a motel balcony April 4 by a
sniper who fled from a nearby room-
ing house.
Te"lephone
Workers
Too Much, Too Soon
\ •
WASHINGTON <AP) -Preaident
Joseph A. Beirne of the AFL-clO
Oommunlcatlons Workers said today
"the strike is on" in the ftrtt. «a-
tlonwtde walkout of aocne 115,000
telephone workers In 21 years.
Beirne said union men set up picket
lines in Alabama al 2 p.m. because of
threats of intimidation by the Southern
Bell Telephone Co.
Workers in 15 other states, tbe
District ol Columbia and the Uftion'a
23,000 installers Who work natJonwide
went out at noon PST, Beirne said.
Informal wage talks between the
I.IQ.ion and ti.. kU Telepbuae ~,..~
LT.le «f -' ~ union ,,Olesman
described negotiations as in a state of
coijapse.
A strike is not expected to c-ause
much interruption of telephone 1ervice
at first becau.se of the highly
automated nationwide network of
telephone equipment.
The union said there would bf>
breakdowns in equipment for lack of
repair if the strike luted very long.
"We will maintain service and it will
be good service," said H. I. Romnes.
chairman of the American Telephone
& Telegraph Co., parent firm of the
Bell System.
The union revised downward its
earUer estimate that nearly 200,000
workers would be involved at the
start.
The strike would involve 2.3.000
telephone installers around the nation
who work for the Western Electric
Co'., a Bell subsidiary : 2.000 at the
Western Electric manufacturing plant
in BuUalo, N. V .. and about 14-0.000 Bell
rperators. clerks. repairmen, test
men, linemen and other workers in 14
states and the District of Columbia .
However, Bell System contracts
c o v er i n g another 16,000 com·
munications workers in 16 other states
expire between April 26 and May 14,
the union said.
The last nationwide telephone strike
in HM7 lasted 44 days.
Although talks were broken oH. the
union spokesman said: ''We wllJ con·
tinue to work ror some kind of set·
Uement."
• TheS'e appeared no immediate in-
dica1tion of any fed eral intervention ex-
cept for voluntary mediation.
"We have been talking to the
parties, we are still talk.Ing to ttie
parties and intend to continue," said
~ederr medJator Walter Magglolo.
Steele ltl•rlceu
NEW YORK CAP) -The stock
market continued an irregular ad·
vance this afternoon . showing a
11lmjlar pattern to that of the previous
two sessions. Trading was acUve. ~See
quotations, Pages 1~11).
Lease, 'Legion
-Pier -Fee
Newpor1 Beach's new City Council
isn't aboul to bite off more than it can
chew-not at one sitting, anyway.
,As a result, the tidel1mds use rce
proposal and American Legion Post
291 's lease extension request have
* Public Meeting
On Srnith Report
Slated April 29 ..
The city'• $32,000 wfibur Smith
report wfilbe fiven a full-b1own publk
presentation Monday. April 2 9,
Newport Beach May-0r D o r e e n
Marshall •announced tioday.
Engineers from the San Francisco
co~ulUng firm will appear before
councilmen and the publk to outline
aspects of the JS-month traffic and
parking study.
The meeting will begin in th<) council
chambers al 7:30 p.m.
City Traffic Engineer Robert Jalfee
said the presentation will include
slides and charts.
Several weeks ago, councilmen had
set Apr il 22 as the date for discussion
of ilhe Smit2l report. But because it is a
complex subject. it was given an en·
tire evening on April 29. No other mat-
ters will be discussed at the "informal
hearing," Mr~. Marshall said.
heen taken o(( the council's Monday
met!ling agenda. Mayor Do r e e ·n
Mtrrshall announced OOday.
''We'U be busy enough wi•th other
maLters then." she explained.
The "other matters" include a
public hearing on a proposed 212-acre
annexation of Irvine Company land
above Harbor View Hills.
The tidelands fee plan and the
Legion lease issue -both considered
highly controversial -will be discuss·
ed by the council on July 8. Mrs.
Marshall said.
Council members have unanimously
agreed to the delay, she noted.
Postponement of action on the
tidelands fee proposal means that &n·
ttclpaled revenues of up to '15,000 a
year will not bt cranked into the 1968·
69 municipal budget. the mayor added.
"~ is neces&&ry in order to give
our new members sufficient lime to
review all the work the city has d<>ne
on the fee plan up until now." she said.
Proposed levies against private
piers are SlO annually. The fees wouJd
vary for commercial tidelands 10·
stallalions.
Legion Post 291 several months ago
asked the council to extend its lease on
city property in Balboa "as Jong as
leg&Jly possible." The site is now the
•location of the Legion Hall. The
present lease is due to expire in 1971.
The Legfon pays the city $1 a year
for the use of 1.5 acres of bayfront
land at 15th Street. The issue. like the
tidelands fee pl<>n. had been held over
for further study by the old council.
Bill to Protect Marine
Preserves Clears Hurd"le
A California senate commill~ today
released a bill making it ille~al to
roach small marine life along parts of
the Orange Coast
Authored by Assemblyman Robert
Radham IR·Newport Beach >. the bill
caUs for a marine preserve in the
tidelands of Corona del Mar, Laguna
Beach and South Laguna.
The measure won final approval in
the senate fish and game committee
Wednesday. It now goes lo a senate
finance committee where easy final
approval is anticipated, according to a
Badham spokesman in Sacramento.
U adopted lhit. bill would beco me law
Iii days alter the legislature adjourn~.
When that mighl be is still anyone's
iiuess
Badham · ~ antl·poaching bill makes
ii a misdemeanor for anyone to take.
~mall marine life from three precisely
mapped coastal area~.
Specifically excluded from the ban
are larger forms or sea life. including
abalone. lobster, rock fi sh. kelp bass
and others. However. an appropriate
fishing license still would be required
to take the larger creatures.
Controversy arose over Badham's
proposal when Laguna Beach moved
to prohibit sportsmen from snatching
the larger marine life as well as the
smaller.
Sacramento lawmakers didn't bite
on the suggestion to include big
beasties along with the small in their
marine preserves.
Instead, they acted on the premise
that laws against hall a poach are bet·
ter than none. and pushed ahead with
the measure in its current. restricted
form .
First-degree murder in Tennessee
carrie.s the ~eath penalty although the
electric chair has not been used in the
state since 1960.
The maximum penalty under the
recteral charge o( conspiracy to violate
a person's civil rights is a '5,000 fine
and 10.year prison sentence.
There was no further mention in the
FBI statement about the alle2ed
brother and no charge was filed
(Set' GALT, Pagt' %)
Lido Sands
Police-TV
Leaders of a private Newport Beach
residential area today asked the city
to install a police-monitored television
camera in their neighborhood.
Municipal authorities, h o w e v e r •
responded coolly to the request from
the Lido Sands Community Associa·
ti on.
City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt
said the Electronic Protection System
IEPS) now under study by the city
isn't likely to be te sted or used in
residential areas. except for possible
stakeout purposes.
"We'll take this request under con·
sideration." said Hurlburt. "but we're
not too enthusiastic about the idea.
"The EPS would be designed essen-
tially for public areas, where there's a
higb concentration af people. Tiie
cameras would be used to assist in
traffic control. for instance, and also
in commercial districts. We don't want
to get involved in residential areas."
He noted that the City Council is yet
to apply formally for federal funds
needed to launch the $500.000 EPS pro·
jed.
The money would come from Pres!·
dent Johnson's proposed Safe Streets
I e g i s I a t I o n , s t l l l a w a i t ing
Congressional approval.
Johnson has asked for $100 million
lo be used for local law enforcement
assistance.
The Lido Sands police-TV request
was made in· a letter to the city rrom
John R. Durio. president of the West
Newport homeowners' group.
Durio said his board of directors bad
decided "to ask the city to investigate
the possibility oL thLlnstallation oL~
television monitor camera within our
area.''
He cited ''extensive vandalism'' in
the private community as a reuon for
the request.
Experunental Reentry
Vehicle Tested Today
VANDENBERG AFB fUPJ) -An
experimental reen try space vebiclf'
was sent streakinl{ down the Air Force
western test range today by an Atla1
E rocket
The launching at 12:55 a.m. was car ric:<f out by the 6595th Aerospace Test
Wmg. as part of the advanced ballistit
reentry systems I AB RES) program,
designed to develop more effective
vehicles for intercontinental ballistic
missiles.
Orange Coast
Weatber
.L~ndon Bridge (or Colorado River
The bill was born out of a fear
among many that seashore visitor"
would Roon wipe tidal areas clear ol
any sealJfe if their unfohlblted
poaching continued at Its present rate.
$12.68 Million Bid
Warmer weather with wind~
is the iWterative f o r e c a s l
brought to you by G o r d o n
Shleld.s for Friday. Mercury
marks w\11 bf' 68 alon~ the co~st
and 72 further inland.
INSIDE 1 'UHA Y
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London Bridge spannlog the Col·
•ado-Riva ,Oil .... sr•t .MoJJv•
Deaert?
Blimey, mai. J'O'I mall be out of
7our bloomln' JnlDd. lt'• JQlt anecMI'
bloody mirage. Row m•r times do I
l'Lave to tell you that onl7 Entlitbmen
and mad doe& go out ln this bot desert
QOOCI da1 sun T Draa out all the old "Umey'' cUchu
-even Ule one abool the dumb Yank
that boufbt the ruddy Londo11 Brldp.
Then throw them .. I out the window.
A not IO dumb~ very rich Yanl h.u
IDdetd boullt I.he M>*I tpaD tflat has
.r .~
echoed for a century and a hall to the
JU:V•tlom of BriU,sb footateps mt
tOOI ot b«ae-drawn and motorlr.ed
tr-1flc.
Tiie London B~ i. not fatlinc
dowl. It's beiftC kn down -l&oDe
b7 numbered atoee -and being
tramportecl to LU• Ravaau Qty,
Arla., an "lmt&ftt ... on Cbt bulb of
the Cok>rado River, when Jt wm be
rest.ortd In It.a entirety to 1pan a milt·
l ong Chin.net lfowTftJ from the malJ\
s~am of I.ht Colorado to Thompson
817.
Robert P, McCUlloch. dfvelof)er o(
Lake Havsitu City. Is the man wM
purdlutd the famed spen for a pt·
lance -to McCWJoch -o( '2.480.llOO. the board or the McCulJoch Aircraft
And who ls Bob ~cCullocb. as he Corp., gyroplane 'nd h, e I i c o p t e r
prefers to be called? He ia the 58-year-mamtf~er.
old @alnnan of the board of Lake Havasu City has long been thr
McCWtoch OU COrp. 0( catilorbi1, • pet project of ''Bob SenJor'' -since he
petroleum exploration and production discovered the wide place in tbe wa~
comJ>OI: cbatrmuOf tile boflrd ol Its whUe aurcbtng for a sui~ble place to wholJ1 owned subsidiary, McCulloch test bla oulbolX'd motors.
~apertle1, Inc., a naUonal rat estate He envi.&ioned a city then that
deve&opment orianiution; chairman would be a complete recttaUonal
and president of McCulloch Corp., one resort community with a sound
of the """1d'r ~ pvodilti!J• '1f -ttouomte ~ of light indu:s1:ry and
chain Jaw1 and outboard moCora. etc , var1td commercial enteTJ)l'1ses. Today
etc . etc. thrA four year old city la a N!'ality.
McCulloch Corp. Is the parent com· Another prime mover in lht Lttt
pDny o( McCulloch or C.Mda, hlgJum li llVatu City_ project -and the r Australia. He ii a1Jo cttairmlft or (Set! BRlDGE, Ptt~ I)
Okayed for Aqueduct
SACRAMENTO ( UPn -Gri!rith
Co. of Los Angeles Is the a~ent low
bidder at SUM mll!ion for con·
strucUng • 1$.nUle 1tretch of the
Calllornla aqueduct In Kem County,
the water resources department an-
nounced.
The Job, extending from Wheeler
B l d g e. t.o Tebachapl putnplnf ptlllt<
about 20 miles south o( Bakersfield. Is
11cheduJod for completion In July, 1970.
GrllfJth's bid was 1moog rour submit·
ted .
As th(' Island& i11 the Poc1jic
contantu to grow u1 pop11Lot1on,
tht true "native'' is /cut duop-
~aring, ror tht stcr11 on the .
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% OA1L V PILOT T1lunday' April 18, 1968 :..Q
Harbor Bill Meet New Sehool
Postponed
Until June
Cunningham Delighted at l !'b, Looks to Future
By JACK BROBACK
Of .... O.ity , .... ll•ff
''11'.2-W~
Meet tbe Harbar Area'r lll'lt ldlOOI
superiMendent.
He ls Dr. WiUiam L. C&mftiltgbam,
42, taU, sLightly graying, aott-spoken,
personable. and dellthted to be
starting tus new job.
Assemblyman John V. Briggs' con· "The honor is mine," be said. "1'be
trovera1al bill which would abolish the district has a good reput~."
Oranie County Harbor District will Cunni.Ogtlam.. will be carrying two
not face full comnUttee hearings until jobs for awhile. He "111 remain
J..-, ....._ le"i•lator told ttte DAIL y superintendent of Hayw•d Unilled -~ ....., -School District unW hl.s contract runs
Pnm today· out June 30. or a replacement is found .
"1 understand the Board 0 f Meanwhile. he will spend hall time
Superv1Sors has named a committee getting acquainted in the Newport·
to study an alternative to my bill and Mesa district.
requested a report within six weeks," He is in oo hurry to ch~ tblngs.
Briggs, (R-Fullerton), said today. "As far as J'm concerned,• he said,
"The delay of bearings until JUM wlU "this is a good school district. It could
give everyooe interested a chance t.o SOUGHT IN SLAYING take a year for me to size things up.
study the question and hopefully come Eric Starvo Galt and for the stall and community to
up with some constructive Ideas." become comfortable wi1tl me."
County supervtscrs voted Tuesday STRONG POINT
to oppote Briggs' bill, "because 1t From PfJfe l Worki~ with the rommunity i• tuP-
woudl take the Harbor District's fu· posed to be Cunningham's s1reqtb.
•
ture out of the hand! of the people of GALT h d th. nty ln Oran"e County... • • , The sahool board a 1s qu• {f _, __ ,._.,~,.
a mind In hiring hlm. Supervi.tor David L. Baker, while He has be&n a director of a chamber •
going along with the other supervisOrs against him. of commerce. Boy Scouta. YMCA, THREE FACES Of NEW HARBOR AREA SCHOOL SUPERINTINDENT DR. WILLIAM L. CUNNINGHAM
in opposing the biU as written, thought FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover an-Un.ited Crusade and his church. and "Tht district haa unlimited pottntf•I. Everythlnt we art doing wt can do better."
mi alternative should be sought. nounced in Washington that the con-president of his college alu~ni
Briggs sald today that a h~aring spiracy lo "injure. oppress. threaten asoociaUon. He has been in touch with
date bas been set for next Wednesday or intimidate" King began ''on or the business commlJJlj.ty through describe the man. The e as y "I haven't bad a chance t.o talk to sense of bnmor -the world ls losing
to study amendments to the bill. about March 30" in Birmingham . Rot ary and Ll-0ns. He has even been a fri·endliness that ooce made him hl.-. ... _ s•·". the teachers, the board or its sense of humor." ""-bl a Robert E Badtwn member of two school boards, 6" ""' ~ ,..sem ym n · The FBI statement said a 30.06 rifle school student body ,_\dent comes to ..... community.", n-... _ I .. _ h (R-Newport Buch) and tbe legislative CunnJngham was once a salesman. ,...~v u"" v• wn: roe of t_, ome: "A teacher counael had augeested tbe bill might equipped with a telescopic sight found Hi, technique must have been ltle soft across at first meeting. Oa doablete111t11: "1 think every cannot overcome in six hours bv
be amended to provide that the Board near the rooming house shortly after sell During a press conference Tuesday. child deserves a full day of sobooling. good example what is learned in IS
o( Supervisors may establish a new King was slain. was pur cha sed March "Likable" is the best single word to he talked freely about himseU and his Tbere is just too much to be taught. hours away from school. That is why
department io manaxe parks. beaches 30 in Birmingh~ views on education. Rere is some of And children pass that way but once." the school-home relation is so im-
and harbors," t.he assemblyman said. · -G 1 whet he said· ' Oa du0-1 Umer.1-v\iay perhaps portant. Both must be pointing in the
The statement d not roonect 8 1 M ' T k · On why be toot the Harbor Aru a new role of education Is simply to same direction."
directly with the rifle. esa s UC er post: "This district. although good stay current with a rapidly changing 0. parental expedationa: "We get
l\,f' _ ~ ,l "9••hur Dl .. -1 The FBI ~e.leased a. ph~l~graph . of now. has unlimil!~~tenlial. I~ ca!l~l~y_,_~ s~~ District !'~d be _ ~lamed~ly.,,.k!L~Wnk-~~~~~:.lll::..::....a:~ =-=-== -=---!ffil~n ---D~\l_u.._-~lie~ m.ln-bfWlinil·-~-H -· ;1~~ -......... · i]""-' fifCOme on!"Ol'lfi"~tifff lD'Ul'estm-:"-= -gross1y-iiejlfgenflf"'lflH(fri t e~ntf chlldren are not tbe best. My chlldrtn.
-him. Whether this appeal meant the J. 0 eau '-NUllC On how to IOlJock ik potendal: "By every effort to keep up. I'm speaking as Bill Cunningham
T B V trail bad become cold was uncloar. but hard work and careful i;tann1ng. I'm "I constantly press for a critical aren't the best. 1 don't neces~arily 0 e eter a DS U.S. Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark told a George A. Tucker Is the newly used to doing things with Ingenuity in· review to eliminate the irrelevant think they should be." \
· reporter in Washington that he felt Plected president of the Harbor Area stead of money. In my Judgment. from what we are teaching. We must On federal aid te edacatlon: "~s Is
M • } R d this was not the situation. Coordinating Council. a group which everything we are doing now we can reassess to make sure what students a tough one for me to answer )Secause emOrl8 03 The FBI started huntlng Gall a week assists Costa Mesa and Newport do better.'' learn is pertinent to their lives." . my background is with poor districts.
ago. Agents even contacted persons Beach organizatlons toward com· On comrnu1lty relatioe1: "The 0. rautai ·Ill• 1bep: "I have a Hayward was at Ute bottom of the bar·
Offcial ceremonies designating a
portion of MacArthur Boulevard in
Newport Beach as ' ' V e t e r a n s
Memorial Highway '' wlU be held April
'IT, the Orange County Chamber of
Commerce announced today.
The ~edication follows the ap\Jroval
of a bill sponsored by State Sen. John
G. Schmitz CR-Tustin).
Schmitz introduced the bill at the re·
quest of James E. Johnson of Tustin.
director of the California Department
. of Vet.er ans Aff atrs.
• "Veterans Memorial H I g h w a y ' '
: • 1igna will be placed on MacArthur
near Paclflc Coast Jilghway and near
the intenectioo with Palaa<S,I Roed.
The MacArthur Boulevard 'Dime will
remain, the senator stressed, and the
memorial signs are intended as a
tribute to county veterans both living
• and dead.
...
named Galt in severaJ states in an at· munity improvement schools beloog to the community. A tendency to allw a free rein -to put rel and federal aid came as a blessing
tempt to find him . The Costa Mesa bank official and ci· superintendent is obligated not only to a great deal of faith and confidence in to 11!.
The picture -which had lo have the ty councilman heads a slate of nine of· listen. but to seek out the attitudes of my staff. 0 c c a s i on a 11 y this "But I have gre.at personal reserva.
eyes "~pelled" by an artlst-~roughl ricers and directors named durinJ? a the commun ity. ~n residents have backfires. '' 1 have great respect for tions about the bureaucracy involV"ed.
uncertain respo.nses f~om witnesses meeting at St. Andrews Presbyterian to take the initiative to communicate the experts. Basically. the experts in And the programs are unstable ; you
who we~e acq~ainted w1th Galt or saw Church. Newport Beach. with me, I have fouled up. education are the teachers and the never know when they are going to
the Oeemg sruper. They are Mrs. Norman Walson. vice "It is a two-way thing. Assessing principals." pull the rug out.
presld~t : Mrs. Roy Fox. recording community goals and aspirations and Oa teacllen: "I feel very strongly "Some of the programs are good
Riots Spa rk Boost
WASHINGTON (AP) -Gun sales
have soared in predominantly white
suburbs o( Washington, Baltimore and
Kansas City since looting and violence
erupted in the Negro neighborhoods of
thole cities this month.
Rioting that follp1fe4 the mUfder o(
Dr. Martin Luth~l Jtlbt Jr. on April 4
marked the ftrst major r • c 1 a I
disorders in any of the three cities in
recent years.
secTetary; and Henry I. Stotsenberg, keeping the community informed of the essence of a school district is good ones -pre-school education. voca-
treasurer. what the schools are doing." teacbe!'s. There is nothing ad-tional training. manpower retrainln~
Directors include Hall Seeley. Mrs. 0. tJ1e rla11room sbertafe: "I don't ministrators can do to compensate to get adults off of weUare."
Pat 1.ebal, Mrs. Paul Friebershauser, have an answer to that after only one for IIM!diocrity in the classoom. 0. the future: •·1 see my job here as
Louis J. Yantorn. James L. Pbilllps. day. Obviously I'm going to have to "Competency alone does not make a continuing to build a school district
and t!frs. Andrew J. Kogan. come up with an answer as a first good teacher. A teacher must have which everyone w:U be proud of and,
Each director heads a standing priority. enthusiasm, love for children, and a hopefully, pleased with.''
Coordinating Co;uncil .cornmltt4~. •al·
lng wltb ffM!h topics as memberSbip.
publlolty, 'budget and Jl~. CF· munJcatlon. govern.metlll legilla·
tlon. community a ff a I s and
resources, youth affairs. and pro-
grams.
.WIAWIHOUS ·E
NOW IN. PROGRESS
W e're pusi .... , ... h-.e S AV I NGS i. veu l>ee..,.e of
••r ..,.re .. lde r~"-'·
9 SOFAS 13 DllllG ROOM 11 5-Pc lffroom 59 \AMPS &
, /3 off & GAME SETS SUITU ttAMGt116 Hll\llU
1/3 off 1/3 off 2/3 off
$19' .. $19' '"· SStt te $1Jt7 $1• ts to $1'7.00 , ... $HO to $1195 ,... .
NOW NOW NOW NOW
$199 to $299 to $399 to $9.95 to
.. . . BLIMEY! -Artist's sketch shows how London
Bridge will be rebuilt across a mile-long scenic
waterway to be created across a peniruu1a al Lake
Havasu City, Ariz. The cornerstone will be laid
thls fall. $3ff $859 $859 $69.00
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DAILY PILOT
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BRIDGE ...
purchase or the Loodoo Bridge-is C .
v. Wood Jr .. a dra•Uni ~year-old
Texan who Is the desiper aod master
pl£DDtr of Lake Havasu City. preii·
dent of McCulloch Oil Corp. and
McCulloch Properties and executive
vice president of McCulloch Pro-
perties.
As a master planner Wood bas buill
an l)Utltanding International reputA·
tion. He directed Convdr Corp.'s
WQdd WM II and poet'¥ar opera.t)ons
a.s chief lndu9lrial engineer. He lattr
went into Techno-ecooomic connsellng
u an uecutiw with S t a n f o r d
Research Institute.
H~J¥--lo...dw~..AL... DL~~~
-pTaimlili. ffnaoclnC, cooatruc:ttii and opuatlons as lta ftrat vll't pm&deot
IDd feeral manqtr. He also dlrtcted
tbe Planaint ol 1 Hmber ot otber n~
Hearings· End Today
SALT 1.AKE CJ1'Y CUPI) -Hear·
lno on applk9tiona ol the Wtttm
Padf'c and Southf'l'll Pacl1lc railroeds
lo dbeontlnue two trains betwttn
Utah and San Francisco lll'trl to
"dtfinltely" conclude t7.
•
tlonally prominent r e e r e a t I o n
facilities.
Announcement of the purchase and
future use of London Bridge was made
in Phoenix today by Frederick V.
Schumacher. executive director of
Lake Hava.su City. Slm11lt~neou~ an·
nouncements were made in L-0ndon
and New York.
A complex or hotels. shops and
remurants styled with a British motll
wW be built along the waterway ud
undtt the spans of the br~e.
Sctt1lmt-cher ~ald. c. I -
Officials of the McCulloch en·
terprises allow tbat will take al !cut
three years to dismantle l}le bndae
and transport it piece by piece 7,000
mUes to the rnea~Color~ mvv. -
By then mlll.loiis Ol liMrlcans -"o
leaned that "Loodoft Brid~ is 1::J-
down" -even befor'I liiy It
their ABCs -will bow O..t they Olll.Y
have to hop over I> LOe Hansu CltJ
to tramp the ~ of (tfte!'adw
oC British ro7aJtY C<Jmmooers e, Iba alto, millions of long-gone
Btr111hen ... tram ~ fan
and dt -•Ill be wrlttrlnr in tbtlr
irav~.
The London Bridge spaM1ng 1
desert river in the U. S.? BUme> !
'7 occ.
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PlOFUStONAL
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NOW
$66to
$1 .
ACCBSCIB
'PIC1llES 2/3 off
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99:'. to
9.95 --;-~ ...
ODD HUD IOARDS,
CUllOS, IOOKClSU
MllROIS, omsas.
URIS, WIS, DC.
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2 off
2215 HAUO~ IL YO.
COSTA Ml.SA, CALIF.
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Erooway
Pondered
By WIUJAM REED
Of ... Dlil'P ..........
A oa.J.1 for a public hearing before
Ifie Callfornla Highway Oommiaslon ls
under study today following recom·
mendations Wednesday for the eutern
(Orange Line) for the future Hun·
tington Beach Freeway.
The Orange Line, recommended to
the cornmlssion at it.a meeting in Glen·
dale, has been ooly lightly considered
in Huntington Buch because of its ad·
ditiona! coat and because it would re·
quire removal of the most homes -
1,321 compared 1lo 1,021 on the •eetern
route favored by Huntington Beach
and Fountain Valley.
After • the recommen~on b y
District 7 engineer John A. Legarn,
highway commissioners decided to
delay a decision on adoption until their
May 21 meeting in Napa.
The orange rO\fte would cost an
estimated S82.7 million and run some
7.4 miles £rom the Pacific Coast
Freeway in Huntington Beach to
Lampson A venue i.n Garden Grove.
Three main routes were under study
w i t h the recommended r o u t e the
longest and most cosUy. The western
(Green-Red) line cost was estimated
at $79.2 million and the centraJ (ReG)
line at S81.6 million.
t Reaction to the recommendation
L · -==:.---.I~~t:· RY J::iurk.=.
tington Beach City Administrator
I
J
)
s
t
Doyle Miller to a pledge to "fight aJI
the way to Sacramento" from Foun·
tain Valley's fiery Mayor Robert
Schwerdtfeger. Both cities opposed the
eastern route.
Cities can request a public hearing
on the route if it is adopted at Napa
and it i! possible the r<JUU can be
changed. highway commissioners told
the DArLY PILOT Wednesday.
Westminster-solidly backed the
orange line because other routes cut
across its industrial district. vastly
reducing the industrial tax base.
The freeway is the southern seg·
ment of the Huntington B e a c h
Freeway which will run from the
Coast Freeway In Hunttngton Beach
north to the Foothill Freeway in
Azusa. Construction is at least 10
years away.
New Approach
Due in Medical
Center Planning
By THOM BARLEY
Of 1t11 01My i-11et Sr.fl
A new approach to the future role of
the Orange County Medical ~nter
i;eemed cert.ain today in the wake of
coun ty SupervisOT David Baker's
challenge of planning that is proposed
to lead to a multi-million dollar ex-
pansfon of Ute county hos~tal.
Baker led the board Tuesday in a
demand for a review of e.xpaNion pro-
posals immediately after supervisorR
had approved implementation of the
third phase of the '69.000 mast.er plan.
Criticizing the plan as being based
on the historical role of the county
hospital -a fanctioo primariJy geared
for treatmertl of Indigen t patien~ -
Bahr noted that there was a rapid in·
crease in the number of private pa-
tients being treated at the medical
cent.er.
"And Medicare and Medi-Cal ari
payi ng the bills of many of the for·
mer ly lndlgent patient.," Balnr added.
"These factors •ere not take.n Into
consideration when th11 master plan
study was approwid."
Baker said be did not challenge the
plan's proposal that the 864-bed
hospital be enlarged to a l ,:.>0-bed
facility by 1990.
''But I do feel that we lhould be
looking-at this erpaJllion -indeed,
any e:rpanalon -in terms of wbat we
fact' and trends that are arre.dy ·~
parent." he said. "And the study I pro-
pose should take such factors into ac·
COtJnt."
County administrative penonoel
were working°" the Jtudy today. They
have 60 days in wbich to prepare a
report f« the board.
Supervisors approved the llird
phase of the muter plan over ob-
jectloos o( the 1MSill Ownber of Conlm•~bel! rpotesmen abo
demanded a halt to the hocpltal'a plan·
ned affUiation with the UCJ medical
achool pending a fall investigation.
""-TultiD , ... ...-.s daai Ula c~ty bolpital be tamed over to lJct.
rt ·~ .... the uni'N'lfty would U.. ftnaDCe all Nlftnlt
tttearch ud bulldhaf propma 8l the
county hospital. Under the pla. 1.n-
dltent petieat.s would be treated at cODtract bgtpitats tD meet atlte
regulations tbat the counfy prov.a
bulth aervices f<Jr the pocr.
B•cldn1 the bo&rd'1 approval ol the muter plan were ipoltesmen from
UCJ, the Oranp County MedicaJ
Allod.aUon met oth• • o u n t '1
hol'pitab. ·1 ,.
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nursday, April 18, 1968 OAJLY PILOT J
Repor~!__ Fi~ C cle P'-!iy_ round Opening an Uphill Assignment Relaxes 'I
I
11 ARTllUR R. VINSEL
Of Ille Delly ......... . ' Sllzukl were there -11 the ad says
-but tbe netb •as already tende1iied
on p.e blclk ~at or a dune bQQy and
the s:plrit wu deeicSeily weak.
Tbe occasion wu a preaa opeoJag Of
SadcUeb•ck Park. Orange County's
unique new motorcycle playground,
wboee gruesomety p r o r e s s i o n a I coaraes 1nake 0-ver roore thu '700
acres of l\ills.
"Check it out," the bou had growl·
ed, tosatnt an assignment •Up my way
as be spat out lb• words around his
cold, M>ggy-cigar.
~ cycles and b'hneta wete of·
fered for adventutesow reporters
who desired te Diingle with the dirt,
rocli and slithering resident nvestock.
FijMy bow newsmen b a v e
developed a reputation tor being
adventuresome.
True. I once tefror.izpd the highways
and byways whit-.ridhll a Suzuki 50 cc
sport cycle 1tlth the dread Fountain
Valley ~rubs. lMrt Saddlebaclt Park
ia not for the amateur.
· lt is, however, a challenging track
fOr the man who wears a helmet. pro-
tective clothing, pays his '2 on any
day from dawn to dark. and ~nows
"hat he is dolni .
A ~rtege or Meyers Manx dune
buggies -racy vehicles which look
and ride like a cross between a
grasshopper and a toad -were lined
\1p at the hllltop en1l"ance ror touring
newsmen.
A Santa Ana wind whipped the
~assy hills towering above Irvine
Lake. carrying powdery dust and the
odor o( blistering hot motorcycle
engines.
Down below, on the gruellin~
Motocross course. a member or
Sweden's professional Husqvartl11 cy-
cle team leaped his lean marhinf'
through the air on a treacherous. hilly
curve.
Four teammates followea with
screaming. dusty precision. jO<'keying
for position as they approached a
violently sloping hill sprinkled with
basketball-sized rocks .
Thinkin~ of that tired Suzuki.
languishing in the garage under a
crust of two years' exposure to lhP
salt air. it seemed prudent to wander
toward the dune buggies.
Other reporters were warmin~ up
bikes for an a~sault on the hilly
course.
"After all. T know what it's like to
ride a bike, but I've never been chauf.
feured around in a Manx," the reason·
ing went.
First stop on the dune buggy tour
was atop a torturous. dizzying cliff.
over which one could see several
cyclists waiting to -we were told -
try climbing the almost sheer face.
Ha .
And after that. thev could ride
tricycles up the side or" Costa Mesa's
Bethel Towers, dimly visible in the
distant co astal flats.
One man aboard a p o w e r r u I
American machine made ii. however,
but the smaller S w e d i s h . b 11 i I t
motorcycles could only scream to
within a few yards of the clim b before
staJling.
"He's got no horsepower enough."
one young Swede shouted over the
roar of engines. "otherwise 1t were
okay."
Dorm Rules
Cal State Fullerton d o r m I to r y
reeul~tlons on alcoholic beverages.
visitjng hours. and midnight "lock·
out" have been liberalized, according
to T. Roger Nudd, dean of student ac·
livities al CSF.
Students may now drink aJcoholie
beverages in the dorm!I and 10
fraternity and sorority houses.
Men and women dorm resideot.s
may now visit one another's rooms
during prescribed hours.
And women students over 21 and
those under 21 who have parental
permission w1U no longer be locked
out o: the dorm after late hours.
Othrys Hall. the residence hall. is a
private facility leased by the Cal State
Fullerton Foundation, a non-profit group.
There are no Jiving quarters for
students on the campus.
About 650 students will be affected
by the rule changes.
The drinking regu lations resulted
after college Presjdent William B.
Langsdorf accepted the recom·
mendalions of both the CSF Faculty
Council and Associated Students
Senate that the restrictive rules as to
alcoholic beverages be abolished and
that residents be bound only by
California state law.
Dean Nudd pointed oul that state
law does not prohibit individuals under
21 years of age from possessing
alcoholic beverages in a private place
or in a place not open to public view. ·
Possession of alcohol bad previous11
been allowed for upperclassmen only,
Nudd said. but when an influx of
The tour ended after a bouncy,
downhill dune buggy rampage with a
dazzlingly pretty girl park employe al
the wheel. but she couldn't dally with
the press corps al the cocktail tent.
__ "Gotta _,go give some first aid.'' she younger students entered __ ~ h • •
ex ITTlfl'let'I. · · ~--· -=1"e!~~flr.-stich· beverage-g-wm-e--
So I headed for the bar, full of a then banned from the dorms.
spirit of adventure. vowing lo get back This plan will go into effect after
into cycling shape and try the Sad· students submit an acceptable plan of
dleback Park course properly. procedure so that state laws could still
"Don'l you wish now you'd tried the be easily enforced .
course on a bike ?" someone said, "you Women may now visit men student.a
may ne ver have a chance to try it with in their rooms from 1 to 10 p.m. on
so few other ·nders around." Sundays and Wednesdays. Men may
ONE AFTER ANOTHER, CYCLISTS PLUNGE INTO SADDLEBACK RACE COURSE DIP
"Whoa is me," I mumbled into the visit women's rooms Crom 1 to 10 p.m.
ice cubes. on Sundays ortv.
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INST.ALLATION AYAH.AILI
Tim IO v,., 9041fl"l@fd t lou llMd
wot., twolor i. MUfl>OfG wfl!I uflty
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DAll.Y PILOT
~ ... ....,,.. . ....,
Never again, promises the Rev.
Cornelius Jones o1 Chicago, will he
marry. The reluctant Reverend has
oullived seven wives and has had
, 14 children, all of whom he has
oullived, he thinb. He Will be 107
Sunday. "l don't think rm too old
to get married," be Aid, "But l
just decided rm not going to ask
anyone to marry me." •
Demo De k h!• DoulJtful
McCarthy, RFK
Accept With 'Ifs'
•
CHICAGO (UPI) -May0r RJcbar.t npt to wWfuD1 and IDllidc.ul)'
J. Daley, center ol a u.Uonal con-thr°" a brick tbroulb • 1aor. wt.do•
trover1y over hmr to handle. urban foe the~ ol t>urglary, ~.,.
riot.en. Wednelday rede4oed bll mob bebawkr ud ll"P ~to bf.
stand but left ID effect bis ordetl to come burSlan aDd thJevt1 ud ~\II
police to •hoot looters and anonlsta on expote tbelmelva to lll'jom iaJlr1
By Ullliecl Presa b&enadoeaJ before the group Friday. sighL b'om poa1ble police actlo&. ,
Face.to.face del*e among In other developmenl$: Daley went before tbe city council "Again. that person lboWd be
Democratic JlHll{dentlal bopef\lla to· Robert F. Kemedy-tbe New York and read a carefully worded prepared ratraiaed U poNible bf minbnum
day ~ unlitiely, but in Senator stumped Oregoo Wednelday statement tn which he called for pro-force DeCellal'J -bat be elUOt be
Wadlington Nelson Rocke f e 11 er for the 35 oonveotioo ~at stake ha· tection ol people and property by given perm.iqive rlpu for hit
prepared to open an arnu-lengttl its May 28 pf'imary. He caUed tor a poUce using whatever f«'c was criminal aetloa.,,
debate of hiJ own with Republican halt in the arms r~e and "a mOTe necessary. He did not use the words Daley Wflftt ~ say "men JIOiled
f_.,_, ..... r R'_ .. __. M N1•on balanced _,., normal relationship wrtb .... _u_ _,,_., ... ivo••n•u."" "-"1'4nl • .,. • ...... "shoot to till" ID re-. ·...t to arsoniltl with Molotov COC&l.AWI, ince--or The debate issue aroee in the the Soviet Unioo." •~ ..
Democratic camp Wednesday .men Eugene J. McCar1tly _ •J>Mkinc in or "•hoot to m a I m or cripple". in flrebotnbl of any kind 8n tin .me u
Minnesota Sen. EugeM J. 'McCarthy Plttsbargti, tbe Miooesota SenM« regard to looters, as be bad oa Moo-the •-...int who pulled the triaen
was approached by the ABC television called tor Cbe resignation ol Secre'-Y · day. oa tM IDI tbat killed the Rev. Martin
network witti an imit.atloo to debate ol State Delo Rusk "to tbow our will· Hl1 statement came a. be uW for l.Mtblr .KJ8I ad h late Prelidfnt \iii chl'ef eclive rival, Sen. Robert F. inpss to cbaoge our policy ill Wet· 8 reeolution mglq tMt an Law Day John P. JtaaedJ."
Kennedy ol New York. nam." McCarthy s.ald that "in v.._ cl "'·'-' hard tine
tbe Rev . .i .... J~. IUI Dlli;
bad rev..a.t 1lilmll0 • "• _..
bQl'1dnc ap Cbe ftltln al ~ ..
Noted crtmlul . ..-, Y. Let
Bailey _. Wtdln•11 ._, ID
Olarleltaat JD., ..... 'tdaUli ud
loota't ....... be ..... -.. . wandnC to &et olf ....... ..
macbl• gwmioll until ..., Jut .,
ol them In dead ...
* * * I
King Aiik .. Says
He WiU Lead
Ch~o··~arcli McCarttry said be told the network Secretary RU1k'• commitment to our USA, May 1, citiJeaa "reafllrm OaT Tbe rueticlll to ~, • •
be "would be gjad to appear with policy trun ua outset, an eooouraci. faith in tbe rule of u ud la tbe policy caatlnoed-CHlCAGO (lJPI) -A tiDp 4dde of
him." but he in tW"D told newsmen It sign ot ttie adminirtrati<>n'• -~ supremacy ol covernmeat J>y Jaw lf1am& Polle. aiief Walter B. 8illl&SlinMed Dr. J1wtin Latlter JCkC
woul4 "an de p en d on the iopu to dmlge Us ooune would bit. t than ,_ men... HadllJ Did be -cr.s with the shoot· Jr. e8'd w-..i--'-Ma1or' Ncltard•J. circumltancu and ttle format of the .. ,_ -t ...... meot aa Seer..,.-el .. ~ _ _. .......,_,
debate 1"het:her J will participate." Sb.te~·~"' ~-, reaoluuoe Jlllld ta. eGlllDdl oa-ti,_ -..ury of bmdliDa ar-.ltl Daley•• "shoot to kill" a!'IOlliltl Older
Kennedy'• Wasbingtoo office said be •ft d l>aJ,ey wu applauded llfts be ad ioata dmillC 4 riot. bas reft84ed bim ae "u •aoailit
would appear io e tetevisiOo debate Ii coudled m lof'tm' 1aacuap lU ,.pt "It le a mdll' of MllWDOft law that ~ 1IP the 1'ltm'e of~ . ., ··an the candidates'' for the Democrat· Consumer AdV-:~r ._.. ........ poac:.. .,.,... • ..a.ta may be lhot oa 'Ibe Rev. Jette Jacbcm, • tap of.
tc nom.tnatlon were included, and that T &"'-'. "'ft II the ettabll1Md polcJ of the liPt That It aa..quic:bst .,,., to con-•~ in the Saalbern Oriltim meant Vic-e Pn!Jeldent Hubert H. Hum· pollc:e A-.etmeat tu.Uy ~ -.--
pbrey and Indiana Gov. Ropr Bra11-• · by t.b6s -~ _ fbAi anlJ tMn tt." bt uid, addblc UW u far .. Leedefttip Oollfenoce. pledeed to
iglll. ed Claims Slum poor mlninMun farce ..... .., be uaed by tbe Daley ltlltelnfnt went, ''That could lead. marcfl Md pra.yer ligi1 CID Ci&1
Humphrey, not yet an announc policemen l.n cwrJinc out their dutla have beell me taJklne. I concur com· hall In pnitieet of the maJQ"1 ardlr.
candid.ate issued no statement, bot B • 'S • died' . . . pletely." J....i..~-, -... ,,.. wtMl r~-when Branigan,' a favorite son candidate in emg WlD ••9 t I <*JDOt Wieiv that ~'JroaVU "'"" .-....
bis &tat.e. said be was not interested. cltheu oald ~· ~ AUJ. Ga. RamHJ Clark said the be,... tiled by a m.lper'1 bullet in
With that. the issue appeared dead. WASHINGTON (AP) _ ~ abow: .!mt• to carrJ out Da11J ordll' coald Jee to a "vflr'/ Memphis two weeks aeo, .-, uid he
The tele~ed de~ate series betweett Jobnioo's adviaer on CICOIUmer affairs hll ~. mardc'vul m1llloa dlrapiwww 11e1W'cm" ol rlldal vioe ~ 1-1 mll'Cbel into '\idtlttwd'-
• -~-P'res1dK~ ~~..._WldedlJted«N ~-,~~-.rideep:.;;.-:::.=-.:m ¥1•'4illimle!1•1ea••~-~=~ •ni=me!'.!! ~~~~~ tbE.._~ ~~ _ ~~.,, ... _. __ "" ~ Ke~ in 1960 .~ otteo er . "'"11 ear1 .. thi• month made clear "the poor not prevent ar dee. blm ue dt9dlY bee .,..... dotal ~ ..._._
putting Kainedy ~ 11\e ~e House. •e...,being swlndled, or feel tblf're "Ncr do I MlleT9 that. ~y dtba In ..w ... «to int-ct the lftl -~~~ ·~~~~ Kemedy wu relatively uua.uvwn com· bein nrindled" b)' their neighborbood lupportl the theory tbat In times of of ollln. .......... •-vv .. er en ivu-u ...... ,__
· ~n~Huift, Ptdtlt." tf-·rtm'ow_.._,,... 1'4th-NHlon: ~ -the D'M• meJJ\iJtta-._ . : """~~ri~ot~ad~~ct-.~~·~_,:~·~Pll:-~~·--~~tlle~~·~A-1Dr~~·=•=••~fJl~'llF~~s=~~~~~~~~~~~Fr~etjecp~~~~;;;~~~~-_..-,,;;;_ cook for Jacku Kennedt/• famil'll Camiliarized hhn to voters. littl to Betty F~es• to 1 d the Amvlcan I~
lta.s bun fired b11 tM formt'f firit Robert Kennedy w~ have e ls Society of Newspap.r Editors Cc.
1'ld11. Mr1. KnMdt/• ~tcrttarv taut gain ~~etliafi tes ~ ~ftf~ betbe ventioo the pocr pay more and set leu that Jliu HMIU 1DOI diamiutd when the f,arm____ gure w .... ..,, for their money.
Jacku u1JTMd of M1' 11lmu to pub-unknown. "I ~ the luning days ol April
tish a cookbook mad appca'f on a tel· ~~ ":!:v~~~ /:. have made It clear that one of tbt
cvUiMI serif• bUUd u ,.J~lt.W Ktn· .,.,......g tioo aln was to great prob1ema of our urban pettos ii
1itd1l1 gourrntt ·chit!• J°'kU \OtJI 'ft· :~GO~ =ed ,;f. C,, policy that f.be poor are being awtnd1ld, er
porttdlt1 "'iftcemtd" at th.I cook'• tatements at a meeting of the f'eel they're bel.nt nlndled."
plaftl to wt tM KtnMdfl 1dtc'1n ci ~ 5 0 c 1 e t y of Newspaper Referring to a m-.Jor 19115 riot, lht
the launching pod for a rcm1mt1't> Edieon later today. Nixon eppears asked: "Is it 10 start.line that 1toret
tlvt eottl'f. were burned iD W.atta where the e martap on telnWon aetl rMl(ed u
Rep. Cherlet E. a.nn.tt, (D-p • Ri T ll hilh M 1., perceot above prkel for
Fla.) su.ffeTed a broken leg ln • nson ot 0 the exact model In othe!' parta ol Lot
fall i.D Raleigh, N.C., hotel room. A~~&elit? ..... 11.... ~t _
bis office announced today. It WU R h 6 N u IO s ... o.uu. w• a ..-~
th t Be ett h eac es ·, ew peyinC 82 P«cenl interest on • the fourth time a nn 83 lurnltun purebase might feel semi•
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CongreS1in 1M9. Uprisings Staged
An eiot-toot ~eep lftlft, whldl p 1· B lie will bolcl a a&-year-Olcfdtt•• for RAU:lGH, N. C. (UPl) -Central 0 ICe e Ve
more than two month•, waa belnf Pri1oa euthorlties ukl today • sixth
.. ...a M p t I I Ann H• priaooer bu died of wounds 1uffered dug wuay. rs. • ' c • ill Wednelday's u~ng, whidl tuard• verl•nd of Charleston, W. Va., ts put down down wtth shotguns. Another to be burled alive Saturday. She
said sbe would attempt to remain 71 ~ ~~~! identifiect as John M.
buried for •t Jeut 75 ~~to aet a Scurlock, 22, a Pitt.sboro Negro. Two
world's record. Her c wfll be other Negroes and three whites. were equipped with a cooling fan, tele-killed.
vition, telephone. radio and per· While am enforced peace was rest.or·
sonal belongings. eel in Oentral Priaoo, 13 inmates at e Odom Prl8oo Deir Jacbou ttaged a
·want to kno1D what'• ftN bt·
sidfl "Ho, Ho, Ho?" Tht J0Ut1
Grttn Giant tarntd $600 last
11tor as a pe~lur. At least
it tOG.t so alltgtd on a 36-btt26-
inch blowup of rorm 1040 rt·
ceikd bt/ the lnUrnal R~ue
Stmce Offill in Chicago. Thi
f'ttum tool prtpa1"td aftd rigned •
by "Etmtf' Elf', cm accountant.
Arthur Frederico, 17, of Boston.
baa been fined $100 in municipal
court for throwing bis 14-year-old
date into Boston Harbor. The girl
testified that Frederico choked her
and threw her in the water after
an argument. "These boys today
are just too damn fresh," said
Jutlge Elll•h Adlow 11 he passed
sentence.
riot 1n a oelJb}ock Wec:tr.da,y night.
Q\m'da UlllfJd tew gas to break up the
diltur'bance.
Officlall 18.id h pl19cloet'1 caueed
an estimated $400 d.Mnae& at Odom.
Three inmates were allgbUy injured
by flyintz (lass. Tbe pNaoen were
taken ootsi<le while guard• cleaned the
cellblocll:. The distuli>a.nce w a•
brought under b>ntrol In 15 minutes.
Caledonia •J>rbon inmates staged a
shnllar demonstntlon earlier Wed·
nuday. About 40 of the 450 inmates
were involved in the sit~ strike. It w• broms U.J> and the prlsooers returned to tbell' cells.
V. Lee Bounda. comm.ilSioner ()f
corniction, 1ak:l Wedneeday be would
not bow to pri800er de1nand4. He told
a newa conference tbM the prbon was
"an institution where troUble is going
to occur" and the demands "will re·
main demandl not to be complied wlth
yesterday and not to be complied with
in the tuture."
BruuJ Murde rs
Needed 2 Killers
DEL RIO, Tex. (UPI) -Deputy
sheriff oatvin Wellen llicr ~Y that
mott investigators believe at leut two
perlOM were Involved In 1lle killing of
four members of a Mnican family.
The dead included m 18-mooth old
baby, two women end a man.
"One of the women "igbed close to
190 pounds and you juat can't handle
aomething lite that alone," Wallen
said.
In addition to tbe four killed. two
other children were seriously wound·
ed. one wHh a knife a.od one with a
gun. The senseless brutality of the kill·
inp aI'OUled residents of t b i 1
IOUtbwest Texas area. The bodies and
the two w«mded children were
dboovered Wednetday.
Ranger Alfred Allee returned at
dawn today to where the bodJe1 were
found and slowly tNmped through a
fle.ld of bluebonneta and knee high rrua. seetint clues.
Allee directed the inquiry. Other in·
vMti~tors looked for leads by ques·
tionint ruldenta wbo may have seen
the family bef<>H tbe killer or killers
arrived.
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Thursd«y, April 18, 1~
Co~gr'ess Studies Antitrust Laws
, WASBINGroN CAP> -
'Die U.S. aiMrmit lMra ,....
The majority~ urged
tbe Federal TNde Com·
mUstan and the President's
Council ol Economic
AdvSSers to "'probe deeply
ii*> Ile runiC!catiom of ille
growing coneemration ol
ecooomlc pow« f 1ow1 n g
from ttie locrea.drie con·
glomera~ mergers."
IOIDe « the provWona Of
prae.ot tu law actively en·
coura&e mergers.
'Pure' Hawaiian
Vanishing Breed
By RON STATON
A.uedatecl Presa Wrlier
HONOLULU (AP} -The
pure-blooded Hawaiian is among tM various gre>oJ>t.
rapidly ~ from th e Thi• led toe breakdown in ~ I taie:---But-£.i··-f ll ,·-~~-.; terina'riace with o t h e r am Y e ~--wua
bdlnd ellnlc gr o u,p 1 hu • o c i a 1 ~pnlution.
reeulted in the part. Hawaii-. have the highest
HawBlfllf bdng -one'-Of-titT-"crtme rate amonc tht
stafle'a fastest growing groups, and also a high ll·
ifoups. legitimacy rate.
TM 1980 oeoroa m<re Various program. h a v e
tbm 11. 0 0 0 fU.ll·blooded been &et up to help the
Haw "'re, but s ta t e Hawalians, included t b e
ltatiltidln Robert Schmidt Hawaiian H o· m e a Com·
Nyt it is ''highl7 quM· mllalon Act, ~ by
tiODlbJe WbeCher Dl*ly J)eO'-C 0 D g r el a in 19 2 0 ,
ple dai.aUn« tull Ha•aiiaa estabU!lbblig boulmg f1'ada
blood C'e iDCJeed unmixed." Where penom of Bawaim
HMraiiaDs aod p a r t. or part-Hawaiian an<:eltry
a-.ii-now make up can live JftCtically rent UidltlY m«e tM.11 18 per free. Tbe state bas allo pro-cent of ~ tt*'a popula• vided mems ol aMistlnce,
tiioo. Aa of July 2, 1967, including a recent program
Haftii's population w a a to provide loe111 to tbete
estimated at t'74,315, ex-people for buying their own
cluttmg U.S. servicemen and homes and for education of
their dependents. Hewaiian youth.
B e Ii.des inlermarriage, Some critics tee such ~
the dilappearanct of the ~ as a pd.ernallltic ef·
pure fl•~an. clm be • tart roaking tbe ~tr~ ~ diJease' bi tbt ~upon othtn. They
eerly miNionary deys, and eqllMe the Hawaiian Homes
~ high oot-m.Jgraition m lMOI wltb American IDdian
!rt o t a recnt thn•. Of tile relm'VaaiONI, aod say th1a la
15,000 Hna6anl and part· making the Hawailm a
Hawaiiam at the time ol the tee'Ol'ld-<:laes citizen in his
l150 c:eDIUI, more tlYD own native land.
10,000 'WeN )f'1ng oa tbe Along wilh the deml:N of
mainlaDcl •by 1990, the pta'e-blooded Hawaiian
fScbmldt points out that is a decline in interelt In
for eVf/1:1 Ca\ICaslan that authenUc Hawwan culture.
leaves ttie islands, another Hawaiian cultural inUrest
Caucman arrives from the now is usually limited to
main\end Bu. when the hula dancing and Hawailan Mrtrailan leaves, there is no SOQgs.
ln-migretion to balaoce the But few people know, or
Al&tia. are i~ested in learning,
ODe sim~ explAnation of the Hawaiian language or
1be demise of the HawaliaM about ancient H a w a i i an
ii 1hat they gave while the customs or artifacts. And
othen got. When the ~r again -this includes 1be
ethnic gm1p1 came to Hawailan people.
Hawaii, tbey tJOOk advdiage "The greatest threat to
of tbe o p p o r t u n i t i e s. the demise of the Hawman
Meanwhile, the Hawaiians cWture are the peop~ whom
gave so completely of tt most ooncerne," aa.i~
tbemselves aid continued Napua Stevens, a loeaJ
living in 1heir carefree, radio-te\evisi<la persooality.
Army. Tactic Told:
'Outnumber Rioters'
WASHINGTON (AP)-In
the ye# it bu been going
~ sluma to quell riots 11ae
Army bM ~ it's better
to try to ~ nMI
tll• to oulilboot them.
Only about 15 b\lllets ft1"t
used tn copin'J with the re·
Cid wave of lootinC and
bumiDg In W16bi.ngt.on, ac·
ecrding to omoai reports.
The troops .. .-auur•
myooe with cuaflrt. But tt.at ps .. Cll9d liberally.
Tbe violence in
Wilbingtoll .id tc0ret of
CJther dtiel Wiii a crucial ~ of tbe Antr!'• tactics t.r coptnr ,;Mb cl v 11
<lsorderc.
•DIE
Negroes in men thM too
<ides reacted to the d•Atti of
Dr .... L1ltMr xm, Jt. ltT ...,. form of dborder
.,. ebc)at 40 U.u wre Jost.
By comperilo•. the Newark -4 Detroit riots lMl year
... OCllllblDed. tDl1 of .. .
'""81 .......... ,Che
Arm.J feell tbe r • ct n t
4J:l__o t d t t I dloW the
i.omework the AmlY bas
been d<JtnC f« mooth& b.u
bf!e time wtU spent SWif\ mobllllltfon 0 f
power and res aiiil lii'"11-
Jltrln1 it an the key• to
iiopplnl dllorder la tta vacu, offlci&ll n.ld.
IOU SPOTS The Army poured more
lb.a •.IP toldlen into
Wastitn-~tbnor ... a-ad
Chicago, the three aorett
spot& in the nationwide aie1e
ol street v}ojence.
Tbeee ref'lla'• were back·
ed up by 14,800 National
Guardsmen wbo w e r e
"federalized" -called up
and added to the regular
forcea -and MDe l'Z,000
otber Guadanell JDObiHr.ed
by their governors.
Aero. the nation the rule
that officials made stlck,
wldl fn esceptkN, wu
that 1o ld ler1 and
Guardsmen dllplay their
wea:pons but nep them
\mloaded. ID a 1ltoation
where Ortnc teemed called
for, It w• to be re!Ol'ted to
only on tile Otdtr of an ol-a.. ... ~ .. officer. a ooncommlllioaed officer.
POST MORTEMS
P09t morlfemJ ah owed
tbere wa nq nch tlf.bt rein °" ~ fGr *•ark IDd Dttntt • lM'l.
Tfte tac:dc;! of re.U;alnt
came bi far i:rillclllD from
Seft. RUMell B. Lona. D-La.,
who said be would prefer
that poUee ....... to .cop
lJMlQC loo&m.
"k mitllt cwt 1 few Uvet
to be l!CnlOI .S edorce tM
law,'' be Jlkt, 1'ba\ l don't
... that'" an too badly on
1f a few~ rob-
bers. thlena ucl ll"IOftlMa
do Jtle bir liYU plJUll t.b.t .. ol trade ...
bmd ... --OODCtpt .. campetl.tlCll ii ....
pe8e tDtenlt.
So if ...... two Miika
-• ll'OCS1 1 tor .. ., • newap11pen, or wb&tever -
ia a ..,.. end one ba7• out
tbtoller,~ent-tbe
bar'1no-a.. arieht to
loo t over the deal and
pert.l!pt mtervene.
'Ille wortd liJ more com·
plicatld today. Wbat lhouJd
IO'l'mlMllt do wbeD COD•
fraMecl 'db th. con-
tlomaate JDC'IU DOW' ID
WEEKDAYS 9 to 9
·;t·.
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•
The Ecooomic Oommlttee
has no power to produce
legi&latlon but serves as a
IOl't ol Cront-runoer tor the
legislative committeea. Its
job is to p1npojnt S.. on
which they m11 decide to
act.
The report noted that
For example, a company tba.t bas beta nmolog deep m 1he red may bt 811 at·
tractive buy for one that bas
been piling up profits and
expects to continue to do to.
Losces can be c a rr l e d
forward and offset against
Jaina, sig:oifioantl.y reducing
taxes. A large corporation
payiog corporate tax r~te oo
its first ~. may pay
lesa tax Cban a dog1e com·
paoy earning the same total
amount.
There 11 *> the probtem
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find the best solution is to
sell out to a large firm.
ltock ~ arub and the
Depression ol the 1930s."
And he U]ll'eaised fear that
tome ol tbe g r o w 1n c
economic giants •• ''jerry•
built aod inlecure."
Held in Death In e supplemeotary report
an old enemy of mer1e:s,
Rep. Wright Patman, 0.
Tex., went fur1her tb&n the
majority. He urged that the
Cabinet Committee on Price
Stability j°'6 the inquiry.
••
LOS ANGELES (UPI} -•.
The movement toward
conglomeradon, P a t m a n
wrote, "is far outnmning
1be mercer movememt «the
1920s 1'bkh preceded the
William Walls, 40, bu been
arrested on 1U1piclon of
murder 1 o 11 o w l n i the _
atlooting death Sunday of h1J • •
wife, Doria, 34, In her aouth ·
central Los Angeles home.
Sbe WU etruc:t in the neck
by a revolvw bullet. · •
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U.S. Admira Blasts North Korea
PANMUNJOM, IC or• a
(UPJ)-An MMr1ea AdmJ.
ral aCC\IMd North X... in
All Icy comrontadon today
ot commlttlni vidoul and aavaie acts by 1tacin1 am-
buabel that left aeveo .Wed
eolcllen dead dm1Da the
put tlYe days.
StoDJ..faced MaJ. Gal.
Pu CbUnt·kuk. a North Ko-
relllll knowu 11 "Frot Face••
to the A.ma1can.t. abtorbed
the baowbeatJn1 with h1I us-
ual 1act ol emottOll at a meetlna at thll Konu truce
vtnaie. Na~ Adm. John V.
Smith'mtcle the accuJatkllftS.
He II Ma1or Uniled NaUoets
command de1epte to tM
Korea MWtary Armiltloe
Commlat1oa.
Smhb, toa of the late Gen.
Holland M. (Howlinc Madi
SmJtb. the World War n Ma-
rine Corp 1 commander,
charted the North Korans
with belne "butcberl." Fae·
lnl Pat across • table, be
protetted an Euter Sunday
ambulb that took the lives
of two AmertclD &Dd two
Confined Greek Premier ·
Asks 'Free W orM' Help
15 Killed
part.. ttom natlOlll of tile
''frtil world'' woukl liNd to
tbe t~ overthrow of
ttM jQMa bit Hiitd power
ID• coup Aprll 21, JJ8'7.
P~ and ex -
frtmler .f I IUJ Jo ti•
CaneDopouJos were pl~ed
under bo\JSe anest Monday
Jn an attempt to prevent
them from issuing
statements in connection
with the lrrt amtver..-y of
the coup.
• But Ptipeadreou Cotltd the · In M . guards •ound bla ~and : eXJeo maaaced to 1mu111e out a
Jong ed deftaot atat.ement _____ .,. -~-------t!Ht"ft'-r-w~~h~
Sh t t followers. 00 OU He acaJled tile regime of
MEXICO CITY (UPI) -
Nee today said tfley
mlatook esplodlni
• ftrtcracken for fUDf1re and ! tblt ii wtiy 11 farmm and
~ tour poticemen were km-s
' Jn a village celebration that
ended in • flddH.
The bloodlbed came la the
~~co villlle oJ ll·
mlqullpe w Ji e r • Ile
JDdepeDdent F a r m • r 1
Neration, • flr~left Jl'OUP,
wu having • party.
Tbe farmers claimed the
police came to shoot them.
l ut police aaid tbtJ ... eDb there to gUllr4 lbl
~tiona and that they
.-ftd in btlleving t h e
11Nworb were abots being JINd by farmers at tbem.
.... palk» btpa abootini .
• fannm fired bact.
abolltblnl freedom of ttie
pren, freedom ol apeech
and freedom ol auembly.
He said the coup leaders
hlW'e '° f• felled to jUlltify 1httr clah1l that a Com·
Polish Communists
Owt 2 Scientists
WARSAW (UPI) -The
PoUsh Communist party has
expelled two nuclear lclen-tisu from its ranks, the par-
ty nwapaper Trybuna Ludu
rtpOl'tltd todllJ.
'lbe eSflU]aioos were th~
lateet in a aeries tflat have
followed IM mootb's stu-
de.tJt unrest.
The ldentiltl were ideo·
tllled .. Prof. J u 11 u sz
~ and Krysztof
Zarnowteck1. lt was not
known~ if either
wm Jewish. Several govern-ment officlall wbo ban lost
their offioee haw been J"1-
lsh.
No reason ,,.. stven for
the new dlsmlMala.
Dobrowolski was deputy
direotor for chemical pro-
blems at tbe Inttltute of
Nuclear Research and a
staff member of the Nuclear
Reaearoo Center llt Zeran
outside WU'HW. Zarnowie-
ckl WU ~ only U
holding the rant of magister -master of sclmce.
!be Werab dJilr,.s ltl
memben,,.. IUDDld .....
deliberately by police wort-_, b .... JaDdowlljlr1,
opponeuta d ~e farmert' ................................. ..
l"OUP· Today fedlnl troop 1
petrdled tM UM t> pre-
nnt more bloo d ehed .
Interior SecNtaiJ Lu h
Echeverria called the in-
ddent ''llmtlltable."
Red Oiinese
Urge Negro
Revolution
BONG KONG (UPI) -An
A.meric&n Negro now ll'rinc
1D Peking said Communist
Cbina's declared support for
• m<1r1 viollnt Nearo move-
IDIDt In tM United 9tD ~ ··~ .. *'1tllit • .., mellllne," the New
Qifta News Al'DCJ Hid
'l'lureday.
Jtobert WUllams, forrurly
ti Monroe, N . C ., com-
meot.ed OD a ata~
T\lesday by M a o Tse-tung
eobcemlng raclal turmoil in
tbe United States .
.. Chairman Mao bll pl8c-
tcl the American Nepvu•
ttruate on tbe forefront of
tbe workt'a rtYOhdlolwJ
• etru.Qtes, .. WI1Uuna aald 1n
a interview with the .,_.
q on Wednesday.
Pelting Rdo tnedaMt
~tiODI ol tbe lntentew
•"l'lllll'May morning and uid
: ... cr'OWde al Bed Gunia.
Ql1Dell worlten, eoldien
aad others 1ta1e d
dlmoula'Uionl tn ~of
lie American Nearo ' •trua-tJ!t." Will.lams Aid y,.o•, ltate-
•Mot ''will ~ Amtrtcan
• 1'11l'oet to ltDl ltrGllltl and .. ..,,.,,... ap.IDlt tbe
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SACJ\Alil!!NTO (AP) -paytnc tbe federal t 1 x w11 the governor's measure protests 11linlt the bi& 00 tu ymg
PIJrOU wttbbokbl of ltlte tbroutb paJtbect deduc· to ,rant Cl.lifOJ'ftla Jll'OPll1Y tn tDereue -1tle "oaeb" N F
penonal locome taut 1C$-tlOlll -00 Cbe Republican OWDm -both lM .. 1 ... mtD (act.or -mtata b a 'f e ew ees
taDCed .ID tM ~ to-ioverner. and bomeownen -tll5 weakmed J\ e a I a n ' 1 op-
d•1 ~ three ~)'• Ute r Assemblyman Robert W. mtDlM bl local 'tll re11ef poattson to wttbhc>ld1na •
• Callfornlans paJ4 tbe largest Crown (~Alameda) said be t br o" ab \ co v D t Y Wtloblraer said bl1 In-DA vtS (APt-Unlventty
ol ~omia re1111ta met to-
day and prepared for a MY
~ at propoaall to levy ad·
ded student cbaftea nut
state income tu bW lD always bas favored tbe idea goveramentl. It, too, la t e r pr e t a t 1 o a oi the ~tol'J. of widlboldlng, but added tpOQS«td by Venemaa, tbe 1overnor'1 atatemaota la · n. measure. IJ)OUIOl'ed "we don't like t.o jam tt committee chairman, ID4 that Reapn atUl la 1Ull
by a Rtpubllcu, Io t down UM 1oftf'DOl"1 throat alto 1oe1 to Crown'• oom· •tr«icl1 a1..-i t.be syetem,
nemocratSc and GOP btlp l'd like to ... If be'• golnt mittee. but would be will1Dc to
ill wlDnlnl M approval of to uk for 1L.. Tile property tu r.Uef tecomlder 1f there waie an
the Auem.b)1 Rnenut ad Cron ii ebalnnan of the 1De11NN must compete with indication ol overwhelming
Tuatlon C o m m l t t e e , Assembly Wa71 and Means another one backed by public demand.
Wednesda7, deaplta GoY. Committee, •here t be many Assembly Democrats WelDberter added, when
Reagan's d • e 1 a r • d oS>-measure. sponsored b y wbkb would limit the tu asked 1f the ,overoor would
position to withholding. Republl c a o Asaemblymao bftM to bOllMOWW't and veto the bW, '11 don't think
year.
A special commlttlle QO
student f~s met Jo Loa
Angeles T\leeday. But
Chairman DeWitt A. Hraes
of San Diego said the
group's report woukt not be
made public unt1l t b e
regel'l'ls' full board meetine
Friday.
Some Democratic ludert John G. Veneman of renters. ~ere's been any 1ndk1Uon
b)dlcated they now will let Modesto, meets its next Du r l n I Wednudly's 1bat would happen i f pressur~ build OD Raapn test. . w i t b b o l Cl t 1 g bearing, witbbolding passed b o t h
~fore ~)'inl to ~ o r e • A.Lio wlnnluc tax com· Finance OiredOT Cupar houses by a very wge
Wlthboldi.Jlg -similar to mlttee •Jllll'OVll Wednesday Weiobers• •as med if margin.·•
Humphrey Cautioned
To Skip California
By BILL BOYARSKY main together to off~
Twin Girls
Separated,
Still Alive
SACRAMENTO (AP) -voters an a 1 tern a t iv e LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
The committee orig1M1ly
recommended new resident
student dllrtes of $1M a
year. But in February,
Higgs said bis comm11tee
needed to r.vtew it.I fiDdlncs
on, the bMi's ot new in·
fonnatl<>n and new pro-
posals. · A'"f proposed c h 1 r g e s
would be ln addition to some
$220 a year in fees now paid
by residen•t students. I
Gov. Reaglfl meanwhile I
h11s made It clear that he
stl 11 wants tu1 lion.
Cal1fornla'1 Democratic na· altbou&h be aid about 50 or Infant girls, born rw o
tlooal commit~man, a the 174 mernber• would pro· months aao as Siamese
Hubert H u m p b r e y sup-bably announce their sup-twins. clung to Ure today
porter, said today the vice port for either McCarthy or after a team of surgeons
president should sU.y out of Kennedy, with I.bout 25 separated them dW'ing a ---------
the state •• presi~ntial going to each man. daylong operation Tuesday. RUSS I -'NS
pr ary. • ln th dra, wu reported in serious tm ~''Wbethe!' we like it or not. One of the infants, Chan· .IA
Euceoe Wyman thus w ~ go g to be on e condltlon while her sl*r, RE COMING clisaireed with A.uembly lot," said Wyman. Charron. was in critical con· A
D Raff Speaker Jesse M. Unruh, Meanwh i I e, McCarthy's diti Ch • "'Aart to r.. erty R be F K --....a ' forces U>N that the defection on. arron 5 '"' 5 P-Sen. o rt . eUlft:\ly s -., ped beating during the tong LONG BEACH (UPI) -
cautornia campaign chief, of two prominent members operation and was restarted The Russian reaearch ship ~ Looters•. who called on Humphrey to of the . Lynch. ~ 1 a t e , by massage. . Druzhny y 'FriendahJp) w &6 Vll test hJs popularity tgainst ~mocratic Nat.ior\Ql Com· The twins were born by due here today, the flrstl
_ --·-Ai1Nmea)l"-all~en..~3£'1&...1~.J-1·l~e~man_Ann J\.la~E -~--to an-Sovlel veuel Jo viait ..Los
Shoot Them McCarthy in the JUM 4 elec· and indus~ialist Dan Kim· unkleotified 16-year-old un-Angeles Harbor since the
tion. ball, will give the Mkmetota married gtrl. They were World War 11 era.
Wymao said in an in· senator • booet in money joined from the l>ottom or Aut:h<>rities nld t h e
teniew that Uaruh w1t1ta and manpower for b 1 • their breut bones to just R u s s I a n s r e q u esited LONG BEACH (UPI) -
U.S. Senate clDdidlte Dr.
Max Rafferty Mid Wed·
nesday loot.ers should be
&hot when caught durint
riots.
He later added • that be
didn't mean all of them.
• 'Polk» lbo\ddn•t moot at
looters unless they an
caught in the ad. are told to
stop, and don't," Rafferty
said in an address to the
Long Beach Rotary Club.
''Then of course you shoot
them. What ebe can you do?
How eJse .. 1'0'l _, to
stop them?"
liarller at a news coo·
~~ tbt .... tuptrin-
t.DISIDt of public lnltructk>n
aald police ebould lboot
'9oterl cauebt reel bnded,
acldlnt "That'• the tradl·
l.ienal wwy t6nce our watern
ctTWzatlon bepn."
~ Rafferty made the st.t.e·
!Dent when aUed fa'!' com·
meat on arlcato Ma.•or
Rlcba:rd Daky'• orders to
~ to •boot to till ~nllta. and lboot to
maim lootera tn future riot.I.
Rafferty .ad be te1M1ir to ..-ee with Daie7.
iCar Policy
~Ruled Void •
W6 ANGELES (AP) -A
't• llllaraaee po1lcJ daUlt
-.bk:ll rec!uca c o v e r a I e Jr.an •.ooo to sza.ooo ._ u. fMnDy ear ii
. drtv• by a minor baa been
• Taled lllvalld by a auperior
• aoart Jcad•· .
· Tr~ I-= C... • mun proTlde eaoo. pro-
tection 1D a salt pedinl
a1alolt Tbom• H. Wells
IU, a San Marino broker,
and his son Tbom•. ta.
Judge Eucene E . SU ruled
Wednesday.
The ruHnC eaid under
California loauranct Oode.
policies mll8t alf «d tbe
Allte muimmn pavt«tton
pven the ownc retardlels
who might be dr1vin1, p
~ded the driftf WU tivtn
~·
Humphrey to enter the con-CaHfomia campaign. below their navell by a permjssion t-0 vi.sit tong
tett ju.st so Kennedy can IOmbell is a f o T m e r layer of ekin 20 inches in Beach to take on fuel end
deleat him before the na· 1ecret.ry of the Navy in the circumference. supplies. Ships' of r l c er s
tional convention. Truro• adminiltration, and Doctors said It w • s described the 209-foot craft
"There't no Wll'J ol gellting executive of an aeroepace necenary to divide the com· te a scientific laboratory for
him in here legall)' and he's company and a longtime mon liver shared by the studying the movemeot& of
not g-01-to get in," said Democretk party leader twtnl. Both requJred blood whales I u-a --fund r·..__r. tr• .. •fu11·o·n1. . · Wyman. "It's like setting up ,_:: ..... ::.;;....:..;;;;;.;;...:...;.;-~..;__---___::..:.....,:;:::.;;.:::::.:..:.:.::.:_ _____ .,,========~
a straw man add knocking
O¥er a •aw man.'' I
Hwnphrey bu not yet
entered the n<Jllonal race,
but Wyman expects him to.
Unruh &es, too, and sua·
ge.ted Wednesday t b 1 t
Humphrey obtain tbe sup-
port of the D8&JoDal con·
vention dewpticm beaded
b1 Atty. Oen. 1'bomU c.
L 1 D c b . 'l'edmicaly tm-commiMH, it bad been
1*'k!DI Preaidellt Jobmo11..
Under at. law, tbe
cltlep&n mUlt ranaiJl OD
tM baDot ecamt u.e Ken·
Dedy and McCatdry llatel.
'lbe clttepdoe will meet
in Lot Ancetes Friday, md
Wyman ~ moat
members w111 deC!ildt to re·
Kinnard
Says North
Wants Peace
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Tile ceneral who led the
U.S. First Cavalry Dtrillon
into action in Vietnam
thinks North Vietnam wants
peace talks, and that Com·
munl.lt forces were badly
hurt in tbe recent Tet of·
fenalve. Ll Gen. Harry W. 0 . KJn..
nml uld in an addrea to
the chamber of commerce
Wednffda)' the Tet battle1,
ID which Com.munilta brlefly
held tbt old capital city of
H were a ''lalt wbact'' to u:t..:atben tbe1r position
at the'barplniDg table.
''MllttarilY ,,. hurt him
more than &e hurt us," laid
the ,......ai wbo now bt&da
the Army Combat Dnetopmeata Command.
Kinnard aald be bellevel
South Vletnam eventually
will be able to keep ttte
country secure without ' el presence of allied troops.
"But I can't answer bow :f. tb.1a will ~e," be ado-
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For the Record
··r·~~=!! i?'lt'. . :· ,; y ' -~~ Bonanza Merger Completed
Divorces
SAN FRANCISCO Seattle and between San
Orange eovnty•a B<manza FraJk:l...-La v d-l8d 5tmmi. M. H•I..,_ Air Uoes, ~ Airlines D\ov, I e-
H11w-tJDd West c.oa.t Airllnes now Pboeau. P r e v J o u 1 l y a
L.-...s. L• IC•• change ot &lrllnes was re·
K•o1et have tbe way clear.d for quired .... ·~-•-•---·"ate
c1111 E~ M<OoMld vs cur111 J. final consummatiop of their -I.UC -m~
McDON1c1 merger into a new carrier to pol.ob on eac:b route. ~rv Jo w1i.o.. va Ot¥tes "· w1._ be known as Air Weat, Inc. A number ol such lm·
::.."::,~"'~r ~ltll~tL.V:"'~,. l. G. Robert Henry, presi· proved services will be
Lleh11oot dent of the new airline, said started as soon cu maln· ~~-"'-r\~;;:Jkv..::... ...,':" Le•!:,.. the last legal r.iction re· t.enance and other opera· """•Mn Hook• quired to malte the merger lions personnel can be :';~<% ~·u~.!~°: ~~"~~·;::., official was c o m p I e t e d reloc:~ for the conduct of
Greu c:; Hl<ko• v1 J-e Hl<l<Oll the n e .,, ttirouab·tll .... t Di.,.. Jo ,,,.,.., ... 11.v..-11. Wednesday. .. .. ,,..,.., 1 schedul~. Henry said.
l lovd ecr!.~~=-'vs ~l 11,.. Approva of the tbl'ee-way San Francisco will be the
Luc111o ,. H~ "' II-rt l Hucboft __ .,. merger by tbe C l v i I headquartera Jocation for
.Jov J. MetzMr "' Nor,.,." • Men-~ I Aeronautics Board Md the
L'""• s... •--... Lio-rd Ervti. ~ueen I President of the United Air West and Phoenix will A~IN•lo Mce~,_ "'Wlllllm Mrs. Don (Joan) llick· s•-'---~~.1 A ·1 be the maintenomce base
.11,_ M<~ man of Fullerton will ..... ...,s was CUlllVUU\,"""1 pri and trairung c e n t e r .
-. ~· .,.__ \ 1a.ncl area in the U. s. and
COlltaiD a populMioo ol more
than J8 m11lloa penooa.
Alr West beglDI opera·
tiOOf with more thMI '4S
miWon worth ot BoeiDt m aa4. Dou~s DC-t J t t
&.lrc:re.fl
In md.Won. u previoulty
announced, tbe company
plafts t.o boy some S70
million worth of new Boeing
Ghost Town
Fee Slated
M¥11n L At•bl•" ..., v lf1<10rY IV•· 9. M int 1rA ·11 ~-lll1n supervise activities as· a enance a..,., wi "" Starting in early June, "'E':=, ~:::..c,~-1o "' 1'"" soclated with selecting However. Air West had to performed al other key visitors to Knott's Berry
c.rotvn s. 0..1vs11 ..... 1c1 e °'' Miss Orange County accept certain formal con· locations on the system. ln· Farm's Ghost Town will be
Tl\tlm• e>oni1111 w11111 vs Gm• A""'"" Q f dHfons imposed by the eluding San Francisco. ~ ... t. o"'--ged ,1 •or .. ~.._Ae, A_,, w11111 Tomorrow, ueen o r. al .._ llcl.I J' ...... ~-•uu
e11erd w11111m aenrt "' Merv th 1968 0 C C A B before Jln legal tle, Laa Vegas and Puerto dlildren three to 12 will be
'-'AM• a.nu e range oun· stenc could be taken for the Vallarta, Mexico. cerotvft J. S/MnNll ... w Doneld L. ty Fair and Exposi· "w required to pay 25 centa Oot~~~.iv •• ••h>ll c ToWtY tion. consolidation. This h111 now Air W e s t , • 9,000.mile •hen acoompnied by all
M1<11H1 1Ce11Y va H11 .. K111v ------------been done, Henry said. route system will exteod adult, ~~,.~ eor1r1nc:1 va G1yne1 M. Air West today com~ throughout the entire West, 'There will be DO change in
Jo.fl M. J.-em111o vs Albert 11. appropriate corporatioo iii· serving Montana, Idaho the present policy ot. free
01vo11cts "Lio 11.;'1:~m~~nk 011r1nt vs 111ft Merl• Governor ings and registrations in all i W a ah in g 'on, Oregon: parlding and tr.ee admittance
Fnnll M 111,.o1111 va 0mt Mu Deering of the eight Wester.n &Utes California, Nevada, UUh to the sb,_..,in., and dining
hlkoskl "''"' M. M-"' llonk• ~Y . hJ b 't ill be do' ---' Ari -"' nd -rr • Linde F. ()oCld .,. Serrv L. Dodd lltrnlco SlllW VI 0.llno Sl!ew, Jr. tn W C l W mg 4UN. ZODa, 8DU ex'te areas.
Helo" 00111119 VI lhrnerdo Oollel1• SyM1 All~• Gtru •• Rlclltrd lllY· R business. from Calgary. Canada, to "We are .-.,,~-g G'"~
l.lovd H. Ctrlllle Y1 Betti• ""'" mend G1rr1 eturns . c B h ._...,._., '"--' c ,11,;. E1111tierh Anne 11er1«r v• Lewr,.,.v In ackfJtion. the A as Gus·ymas. La Paz. Mazatlan Town 90 we can <rive our r,to~tlt e41rrv .. DouelU J, llorrv H1nrv llark•r tr ( d th tifi o> c:;,..,,11 11 ,..,111 vs J1e1t e. P•"'' •·~~ t c a1MS "' 111c11orc1 H c:;.,,,.., ans erre e cer icates and Puerto Vallarta, Mex· guests a wbole new ad·
'Mrv I( eo.1e11o "' J•..,... A c ... ,.,,.. rn•lm• J woo11wero v1 w11111m L The Favor of public (."()l)venience : 1 d 1co. ven&ure in en•--'-:--nt," Glorl• w • llt<kl'f• .,. lttvmond Wcodwtrd ...._ ...., ~ FrfdrlQ llKkMr Yount Jt Mor11tt ... Elma F Mt-,.,., necessity or ea .. _,. or the Air West will be the Walter Knott said .•• A COIJ\·
·=d ~,!':""n "' Thorn•• I•~:~· .Ann Hlnu "' 'Muriu Donnis three member carriers to largest regional airline in pletely new <:OOC'ept in.aound
,,,.., M. ,,,, .. vi Edm<lnd • "''" w11m1 e weldl .... Jeck e W•lc/I Orange County's s t a t e Air West. the country. 5erVing 100 has been developed f()r
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·-~~" _,,"°""' -"• y.,,,,,.. ~~::'11t'':.;n:11'-.,!'· -:=•d " Sen. John G. Schmitz hasn't Henry said the new com· cities through 80 airports. some of the excitJ.nt at· 0or"'o-. W•111" ... JKk I( Wollin 'MrllNl many kind words ror Gov. p&riy is listed as Air West The eight states comprise 28 tr.actions." r to-!: Vlrtl"ll fOl"' SI--YS Nell E6-AAITIOft ICtswl YS l lW•lftCe I ICk .. 1 i:, ~ m.....s s1~ N.oirw 11. S1tm111 ..., Gnlord Reagan these days, and the lAWl) on the Ameriean and1------------------------------------------------
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_,,, E ll!<Mr"-... lewrtne» F. M.S'9ml• ti I Pac1'£ic eo~·· stoc'-ex ·•-.1c111rdt<lft 11u"' E. Dowell ,,. o.n.1c1 o. Dowell governor apparen y a ~ a • Oo!o"'• ~ •-• ..., 111<11erd "'' .JoM st-s.~ ,... Merloll erf"dl reciprocating. changes. t•~'""i'.: M<'°""ld "' Mldllel J1~:' ~ ............. n ..., IC...t Moioh The Tustin Republican's Munwhile, Nick B e z •
n,.,,.,111., M<.<:«mld zi-men name came up in the chairman and chief ex· llllrleV A A-YI II-Id E A,._ c-11 bl llounltlos w ~ 0o11v e111t1 Noell ... Gltft ,,.,_ Hoell Douttn Rouftltes g 0 v e r nor• s press COO· ecutive officer of Air West, .,,.ron D. Woodl "' c:;..reld E. w~ J1-. Ectwerdl.. Jr, "' '"'"'' rerence this week when a said the new company will ------~.».\,.oll!!l!.. -£'f:Wh ------.Ju~i.Ao'l:!'':."°" vt IC•""'"' Wllh!t> :., .. n G:~= 1!:i1Lew_:: A~~~et reporter asked a ques lon-fiold Jtl f'irtn>Om'd of aJ:re · -------
llartorl eertr•"" •usseu regarding Reagan's pro-tors meetings in Sc.n Fran·
Julene 1 Go•"' Jolln 1• Gow 5'0_, G. Mlflnto "' Pemel• A. ""ual to Increase sta1e in· cisco Friday to elect of· ~nM "'"°"" ..., ll~rl Louis ICrwH Mlhlvlo .-vv-
QorO!llv ~v 11 ....... "' 1Cen11t1n terov ,. .. ,1 M,.Josep11 "' "''"""" L. J"'~"" come tax rates for lower-in· ricers and implement other Slf't~rtt DorolllY Eleanor Witt vt Rober! f ts f ..__ t ta} M•rlorlt A,.,,. Sdl•o•" v• rrenklY" w11111m wm come groups. ace o """ o program
l .. ~~~!" 5t!':0'\~, ,,, wunem :;;..":' :,'=;;: ~;~"!..De'."1~ck "Do you th ink you might needed to make Air West
• eurnNim Ledff• Pnv111s c. c1erk vs w11111m F. Cl••• get a kindly newsletter out operational. t·~~:c1• ,:;,.' G~~~~~ G•:.''' F,.nlt ~'!~1,' L. Ferren "' Thom•• eurlon or Sen. Schmitz on this one A merger of three airlines
• 11 V1lonc:lt M1,.,ln L. Crocker YI Doris G. Crocker -SOrl or a 'SOCk-the-poor' ai One time i S Un• .. ,,.,,. J. Ptltulro "' WIYM floword Shirley F Smllh "' G•M M. Smlln
• P1loulro Lllldt c. Ponmbl "' Josepl\ J. Portm· type ••. ? " the reporter ask. precedented. In addition. it
lltrbul J ICldd "' Wllllom S. Kidd bl d . belie ed that from the Ol1nt Lvnne EbeYVt Jollll Cntrlll ll1t1 T. GIJU vt Me.tue GHu e · IS V
EOeY Merlin cm1dY "' Flovd ctev "'••ldY lime of filing the merger ap-
w11m1 '"""' Ntwm•".,. Jemtt Word "'-"hi Clemp"' on1c1.111<1>ard c11.,,o plication with the CAB last New,...n ........ llOlllld L• ltuer vs Vl'lfl"ll Adell
.. __. ..... Mereeret Alltn .,.. G1-.. Lever B • T }k Sept 12 to <t:--1 ·con "'i(in'M;'' Allen Ttrese C. Slww1rt vt Tllornls J rig gs a . l'UHU • .,,,,..., A"" IC-"' '"""' LetOlf s-.,. . summation today also set an
IC-Cn•lsH11t llW!mce "' Gordoft L1w11rkt II tim d f &vlvl• L. cumm1,,.. ,.. Llo'ld c. cum-N•ncv v. l.oedt vs StfPl>tn P ~k a e recor or ex-'"'"" l!llet' Olillll'f "-"' Torrv LH Due Tom· ght pedition for a m4!rger pro· t.nHe A-Wttt~ 'It D1rwl" Wllftlf'll Rem4f • W1111n I Uubetlt Jarw Miiier YS 11.,...ld G•"9 CeedJng Of this type. JI"'" M McCtv•V"' v1 Jol\fl • Miiier The m-g...1 ,.,.m~ now • Mf.Chnlt~ Loh S. Lewi• vs llobtrt Edward Lowh "A ~ '-V ,,_.....,
'•ul M Horot< "' "-"• A H•-r~ sne111th Nellon "' Noo1 '*lmolc! Nttwft F U L L E R T 0 N sets in motion its plans for
'-..n cerotv• ~"''111' "' '"'' Esoerence 01'""1" "' Gorc1on c Assemblyman John V . relocaoon of its empi...-. to Twntllm $c.l>ltlrer D1moltr ""1"" e1.,.. .1ovu Cl\1nc11or ~ """"111 '"'""" Mon._,,.,,, "' w1m1m "'· Briggs ( R-FuUerton) will t>. t h e i r p e r m a o e n t w11n1-Cl\lr..slt< -.'-"-"' ... • • 1 It .... _ · · ..,.A -... Ml""'" v• .1n """ """'"'"" l'INAL 01c111u u1e pnrx:1pa g<pea er at uftl assignments m we new
MlcMllt ,.,,.t .,. A"'''°".. ~ Joo" GllllWff ... J-J. GtlleWIY dinner-meeting or t h e company.
l'"'9J 0... Got<> YI TOO H. ~n H•"'' M••"' w1-vs 111c111,, Calllornia B u 11 d e r s Ex· Herrry saJd Nit West an·
DEATH NOTICES
HANVEY
Wlllllm H1nvev. JOI Montero. Nrwoort llel<ll Survl...S by wllt. Str"'' tllrte '"°'""'' 11-rl Chrlslolllltr •lld Jldl. 111 of 1ril1nd1 1\1,.,, Sll!Y, ol lnl1nd1
ind mother S1,_., Menvtv1 lrtl1nd. rv~ "rldlY. 10 AM, l11t1 Chllltl• 20 • Cout Hltflwn. Cor°"' clfl .,, tlll MOf'IVlfY. dirKlorl.
BISHOP
M., M 91"'4>11. nl I . J1mu 5111. Cosll M•U AH S.S Survived bY "°"' .. oMld. of l vrblnkJ. "-"thttr Mrs. Dtrltnt l.lldtnon. CQSI• Meul two brolhtn. Dovld, 1nd GordOll, u{1hr rwo sllttr$o "'"· Mlr.ne e. cnrl"tnMn. Ullh, i nd Mrs Miry I AftClt•-· ldehOI .,,., tl1rte gro<ld<:ltlksrtft. s,rvl<tt· Frlclrt. 1 PM In !tit C!wr<ll ol !tit ener Ort s~i,;,,, NtwPOrt •~•"'I w1111 ll'lhoP W1lltet P1r1'tt oll :11! flt, lnl1~t, p-cllk v1..., Memo• 11 Parti Olrt<'4<11 bv lltll tf'Oldway Mortut,.,, I 0
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RICHARDS
BALTZ MORTUARIES
()Noa del Mir OR U45t
dttta Men MI f.!04 .
BELL BROADWAY
MORTIJARY
QI B~way. Costa Me11 ! LI 1-343.1 • .
Chlrles Wll-11 h l · b t h s.....," s c1mpl)f11 vs wm1..., E. c ange omg l at e ticipates an early inaugural
11e~:'.~1 ei.ct1ord ..., cecu Edw•rd Newporter lnn. of actual merged schedules.
1111c1<rord Directors and delegates of I n c I u d i n g m~ny new
Doris lotil! "' Gillon 0 lot~ th hang th J t •~-·""' ,_ f 1 . h t Lucien,.. e. Joll,,_, vs c""''" E. e exc e, e arges wuvu&U • p....., 1 g s
Jci11nson cro6a • section construction previously not po s s i b 1 e P•ti~<,l:,, A. o,.,,,.., "' wun.,., G. industry aasociatjon in the among the separate systems
""~~:;• D11n1 Grn "' w11n1m ervu state. representing o v er of the three carriers.
Awr G. o.vb ,,. II•"" Lou D•"'' 15,000 general contractors, For example. as a ~uslt P•~~::. AM Ftorid.t vs Rov •o6trt spec 1 a It y contractors, of the merger, Air West wUI
!Mrv 01111t Witts vs •uue!I Ar111ur m a t e r l a I a u p p llers, be able to ,...rate th.rough.
Wtlls h.i d ~r-Mllrv P o. Fr1nc:tte0 v1 R1<1>ard 11. arc lects an engineers, plcme service b e l w e e o
11:_~~·~::1or "' Mlrv Lou snineler are currently engaged in a Phoenix, Salt Lake City and
M•rlhl C. CCftnlfY vs Wlllllm Oouelas two-day slattwide meeting. percent of the COntigUOUS .;.=ry .A.. Mllltr YS Thfoclor1 l!.r;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;::;:::;::;:::;=================;;;;;;:~.
Miiier
N•n<V Lou Lace¥ "' Cl\arlet w. l1c:rt Gev Av1lon Cr1wt1 W llOWrt COftfld
Creven
"""rtertl Colornbl Clewlenll vs l'tlll
Ii.In! Clevti.lld '""* Maon "' Jimmie Let ~ Lob .loll..-vs llldllrd Jdlnlon
llv"' Wl'-n CMrllS G. Wl-P1bY Rwlll Olis. YS f:rtd ~ Clll-.
Fire Calls
-""''-loldt 11:5' Im, WednesdlY • ., ... fl,.., retr
oil ~ W1mtr .......
12: U " m , 91.olll't Wal...... loltl
111d EffW1rdo
1:06 1t.m .. ttuh fl,., 17111 -..di l tYll. ,.., --7 20 •·"'· nivndlv. MM!lnl wtJl>-
down. tn. St'"! -C:..lr1I A-WH""l111tw J lt D m. WedM1c11y, 9flU llrt, 5'11
Pl1ctr A1111. ,._,_,,. Voli.r
S 15 o.m INecll'llSd1y, mtdl<al old, 101 PldttOll l int
C•ll -· •· ,, 1.m • Wednete11v. PUbllc oultl.
1349 Tultln
•·tl ~ m ~ rut1ur1nt, lW W. Ad•ms
IOU"1 l rt <~ ~IYI I ft f Fr'd1va ..... IChool CllSJOS of 11191
••-...., .. ..., 1boVe or olflo< "" Nnl:iotlont oil II llul Ill.ti -1W> e!1__1n!tra!OO Of'OllOS may call Mir.
It..., 91 lllo DAILY "'llDT,
I See by Today's
Want Ads
e There's a BOAT SHOW, .•
you can 1ee the newest in
boats " llki equipment .••
FREE A.DMI$10N.
e Heft' 1 • o n e bedroom
tumllbed epe.rtment for
IZ per-month, inclalinl
Utilities!
• U '°'1 need I 6' slidins
atau door end 8a'e9
here' 1 me far ooly $70.
e Woodworking tools, knit-
ting macblne, julictt, ga1•
lq ta.tile are among U.
interest.in( oOtrinp a lJri.
vate party la lellirig.
e A party la IMing a rifle
to DOU~ In Loos
BMch.
NOT JUST A ZIG-ZAG .
NOW DIAL-A-STITCH
LIMITED TIME ·oFFER
• •
98.00
reg. 199.00
with portable bt.sc
Now ma.lee button holes
any size with just a fiiclc
of the dial. model '401
PFAFF
SBLECT-A-S'TlTOI
ft.8. 99.00 ,9.00
Darin& this saJe onlr.
Modtl ) l. Not shown.
CAN'T COMB IN1 c:.u JOGI..,. .... .,.,
let ano obllJMion 1-
1 r•1e4+..
UPAa SPECIAL
_,~«..Win
JOat l1omt.
"5oi1..djmt
(ll'lntetl terrycloth
for •hlft1, rolteal
c ..... ,,c 1.2.9 y4. , ..
1 OO" cotton "terrycloth in
dramotic, colorful, wonder·
fully wash~ble prints. 36"
wide.
cotton l•t1••rtl1 for
... , a ._..,, •••r
~-:~99c, •.
lu>Nry facquard1 & piques
in wh~, colon. <45" wide.
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SAVE UP " .. ..::
TOSO% ... ,,. ...
....... , ···~···••111 ill W AlllA9LI aAYOll . "
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In smart MW ...,._
petfect for oil tM -MW-
est . foahfon loofci. 45: 79e,, ...
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Kllll•g Pig•
~ ;.-~atrnmrs Chide
~·u.s. Progr<;im -.
WASHlNGTON (AP). ..... UHi u. the cltlts, com·
Tbe kDlinC ot tbOUADCll ~ poundinc the urtwi pro-
PiV by fll'qlll'I cfieaMndinl blems DQ1r tormenti.DC the
biper pricet fot them ' D~
ctramldtet a ..1.1 .... int.est With f!l9 ~ dU'relll farm a-. srotP'IDla dae lo expire DUt
amoDC farmers ln d.lrect IC-year both tbl). HGUM and
Uoo ra:ither than conti.Dued Senate are in the process ol
rellADc:e OD the ccmplu and reviewing .~ and new
elaborate federal prolJ'IJDS departures have already been suggested.
dnlped to belp them. In the Sen• a bill bu
The dlrect approach la been iDtrod.uced that would
a1ao evident ln c.oairess, pve farmers. the right to
where farm Je&iMalion of an .,.,om eolJectively , with
enUreq new kind is belftl . ~ tit the. price ol
CODlidered, b-.ed on tbe ~ crops. It is baled on
coBectm bar&ainiDI I"' ~ same ~ written
ceduret guaranteed to lMol' qito, 1lw in l~ that gave
and lndustr)' 30 years ago. orlaniJed labor the ri&bt to
Durln1 th9" t h r e e U:raan colledlvely on the
decades, the aove1'11Dlent, in tetms ol ill ernpl<>yment.
an effort to bold down farm Origi.nflly tossed out as a
production and atabUJie . suages4.ion by Secretary of
prices, ba1 erected a dmf • Altlculture Orville L .
inc edif.ice of f•m law. .Fncian more than a year
MORE EMPLOYF.I ._o, tbe bill is ~ely to adv&DC9 very far this year.
It takes 108,000 people to run the Department ot MGb: PROMISING
Acrlculture and it wu only More promising ia the
balf·Joting1y that an uneod~ Mure ol another Senate bill
ment was offered a few tbat would extend t b e
yurs ago proh..iblUng the sysliem of federal marketing
department from acqulrlng agreements to all farm pro.
more employes than there ducts. Tbese production-and·
were farmers. p r j c e agreements, em·
Y« despite cosijy, often body in g co 11 e ct l v e
contu&lng legislatioft t h e bugaining procedures, now
problems it ia supposed to apply only to selected crops.
1olve continue. F '1rm prices In the H~ a bill-to ex-
1Ull nuctuate sharply. ~ tend the c o 11 e c l i v e
due iOOlricreases yiifiy ano-l>afgaining prinCiple-fu farm
farm income last year was labor baa been approved by1 lower than it was 20 years the House Eciucatioa and
~go. Labor Commi~. It would
For the small farmer -apply only to luge farms,
the ~Ued '' f J m 11 Y wllicb would be required to1 farmer" Congress talb the recognize and bargain with
most about helping .-tbe a union chosen by a ma·
aituatioo grows • t e a d l l 7 jorlty of tbeir etnl_>loyes.
wone. Unable to take •111 of Wbatever the fate of these
hil amall acreage out of pro· and similar bills tlleY in·
duction to qualify for price dlcate an awareness in
supports, be gets almOlt no Congress that it may be bet·
benefit from tbe programs. U? to let farmers pro·
Squeezed by ltigher costs for cessors and farm workers
everything be needs, be is work things out f o r
being forced off the land. themselves under the same
In the laet 15 years, 15 rules th.at seem to bavel
tniWon people have moved worked well for indmtry
from the farms and rural and labor.
... .., -. •' . I . t : Men: ·m Service ...,.,, -;at.ff Sgt. R.ldlal'd D. hr· Ralph 0. Wooci, 3244 Iowa,
10D ol Mn. Jun&ta B. Costa Mesa, ~uated aft.er r.... elgbt weeks of training lit tf 864 CA>ve St., ~-the Marine Cqtys Recruit
,.a,, a. mlhat.naaCe Depot, Sm I?lego. ·
I tAlctm.idan, b a S a ualgoed to Nlba AFB, c W o a • b er t J .
E Haakllllon, IOl1 of'Mr .. end
terfe&Dt baa been IV.rs. Burt Haa:lr:imoll ol. 28CIS Thurin St., Colb Meta. an
for belplnl bi• i)lltru<.'tor pilot at t b e
Peciftc Aerospace himary Helicopter School, ll'Cue and R e c o v er J Ft. Wolters, Tex .• reCeived
• •'--u s & 1-bis wings pinned to Wliform er, earn -. . nu r~ E Dr Jr = Outataodkowf Un 1 t by ~ Joseph · ew · me CWO Haa.ldnsoo is a Viet-~. Mm combat veteran. / f!{b e cl ta t i o n a c-..,.inf tbe award A1rme Sam• el W.
iiltc1 that "For the ntst Gr .. t, 101J ol Mr. and Mn. 9e in the h1ltcry ot mod· Jam~s H. Granat, 20191
arf th 1cl Cron Reef Lane, .Ran·
are, e rap re-ttngton Beach, ba.s been
of ~ aewmen assitned to the AJr Force
becom1i. reality... 'l'ecbnlcai Tra1Dlni c.emet,
I~ R R-U S Keesler AFB, Miss.. fw • -.... • •r-• · · spedatiUJd schooling as a
24. IOft of ~. and commurdc.tion1 electronics
• Robert S. Rof>e1 lTTO peclall l Alrm G t . "Dalbo.a Blvd N_.. 11 1 . an rana . ~ ·• ..... yv• • graduate of Huntington
completed th!' A~· Beach Higb School attended
General Of.8~ buie <>nine• eo.st ColleiJ before 1
~· Ft. BenjamlJI Har-entering the service. rlil>U,'lnd. I
Pvt. TerreD II. Wttd. Second Lt. Donald G.I
USMC. 109 of Mr. and Mrs. PnM, SOD of Mr. and Mrs.
LEGAL N011CF. Donald G. Prout ol IA142 Woodltoct L a D e . • Hun·
tlngton Beach, bai been the
recipient ol tt>e outatandlng
ltuclent award. Little Rock,
AFB. An. Tbe Lieutenant.
a deputy missile combat
aew comnumder, aaiped
to Vandenberg AFB, ia a
m.iuUe launch officer. Ht wu COlllllllMioped In 1917 at
Lacklmd AFB, Tex.
a.a.en L. Bealle. USN I
soa ol Mr. and Mra. Clyde
F. Beagle, 2349 Notre
Dame, Cotta Mesa. baa -
bMn a11igned to aerve In
the Paclfl.c, after com·
plettnr two years of tcbool· baa ln .:>nar. He #adU.ted
tecond ln b1a clau.
ms broeaer. Dan ?ti .
8-Cle USN, la ltatioDed ln
Japa.
JJt-A--N~.U fl
fw luuu• ., ,..,
Y..MC
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Slim li11• mocf •m ~stom quilt•cl 111
bt1utlful Scotch91rcl~ prints. 21t.OO
T'llundlJ, ~ 18, 1968 DAIL V '1LOT I
Slim liftt with herclwoocf tri'" 1rmt,
i11 textured f 1itric. 21t.OO
save on 4 famo.us Kroehler The only improvement thot could possibly be mode on these super-sized
sleepers wou ld be to drosticolly reduce their price ... ond that's exactly
whot we've done. Now exclusively ot Moy Co. you hove o choice of 3
modern-style, Kroehler-quol ity sof es ot this low price ... marvelous
split-personal ity sofas th et open into queen size beds with bO" wide foom
mattresses. Rest eosy, Mey Co delivery is extra fast!
.
queen size sofa sleepers
219.00 regul.rly 289 .00.309 .00
sleep equipment 145
'
.,
lh15
Twin
~
1.
Mx7S
Full
J9d0
Extr1 long
. .. ,.
Kl!lf
Englander mattress or spring
regular,1 extra long, twin or full
J 3.00 regularly 39.99. 49.99
The extra firmness of this hotel type innerspring mattress is your insurance
for yeors of heolthful, comfortable sleep. Choose mottress or spring in
every size et speciol savings. Mattresses feature hundreds of highly tem·
pered steel coils1 extra layers of cotton felt, end sisal insulators for odded
firmness. Sealed oluminum ventilators meen constent freshness. Heavy·
weight striped tid ing covers the mettres.s or spring of your choice. .
King Si11 6111• 3-piece set, reg. I 59.00 "
Queen Siu 60 .. 1180" 2-pi•c• set. reg. 129.00 -·
sleep equipment I '45 ------------.... -
129.00
99.00
may co soutt. coast plaza, san ChCJO fr••WtlY .t twlstol. co1ta mesa: "546 m1, 675-3411
lhctp monclay ~ wl• •r.·, -a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 1: • ~ l L ~
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PA.GE
Medical Benefit for All
Anyone who shrugs o11 the coming of the UCl Med-
ical School to Orange County next July as just another
place to train more doctors had better take another
look.
The predictable benefits extend Ca r . beyond the
training of new pbyslcians and surgeons. important as
is that basic purpose. The list is long. almost awesome.
tn terms of contributing to the well being of Orange
CounUans:
-The newest: most sophisticated medical equlp-
ment for diagnosis and treatment will be made avail·
able by the school to Orange County Medical Center.
-Physicians now practicing in the area will be able
to do what is denied doctors in areas remote from med·
ical schools. They'll be able to keep up with medical
advances since their DWD training days.
-Patients now forced to go to Los Angeles for
special treatment will in time find it available at the
medical center.
-Research grants, both government and private.
go most often to hospitals affiliated with medical
schools. This will benefit local physicians and the med-
ical school. It will also mean cutting many present hos-
pital costs because "'art of the grant funds will pay for
atafi now paid by tbe county.
-Experience elsewhere indicates about half of the
graduating physicians will remain to practice in ~he
area. This will be a great hea11!1 boon to the growin~
population of the Orange Coast m contrast to the sen·
ous doctor shortage in many other areas.
-Money likely will be saved for county taxpayers
through reductions in medical care costs at the medical
center. (Interns are graduate physicians rouncting out
their hospital experience; their services provide cost
savin1s u well as medical benefits.)
ical equipment and supplies wbo prefers to locate Mar
a medical school. Fortunately, plenty of land for such
plants is available nearby and several companies have
already indicated their intent to move here.
Perhaps the greatest single benefit to be expected
Crom the medical school-medical center affiliation will
be appreciated only in time •! severe, complex illness
in the family. This will be the immediate contact the
family doctor can have with medical school specialists
with the most up-to-the-minute diagnoatic and treat-
ment knowledge for the particular problem.
The Board of Su~rvison bas reco.sotlzed that pro-
viding a first r ate transitional facility lor the medical
school is a solid investment in behalf of all countf
residents. To their credit, they bave voted the funds
necessary to modify existing buildings so that the col-
lege's first junior and senior cluses will be housed
next fall.
Bringing the medical center and the medical school
to~etber is a ha~py "~e~ding" with mor~ than a prob-
ability of producing brilliant. public-se1'VUlg offspring.
Menace of the Minibike
As though motorists and pedestrians hadn't been
plagued enough by motorcyclists and bicyclists who ig·
nore traffic laws, they have a new menace. It's the
minibike. a little motorized veblcle never intended for
transportatfon on public roads -especially under the
rash piloting of untrained, unlicensed 1~ and Wye.ar-
olds. But that's what's happening on the Orange Coast.
A police crackdown can be expected.
In the meantime, look out. The phantom is riding
again, only now he may be a thoughtless sub-teen-ager
darting out from nowhere to offer a new, nea,rly-unaeen
threat.
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attracted to the area. This is the manufacturer of med· ~OF CMS! J'P SAY YES TO THE Nri.\INATQL IT~ Ttf CH.~ ~r> I ~I
-~---·1took-J\hont the-_!W eMust
G t • G Confront the enera IOn ap Indictment'
Tbls book ls about the conflict
between the generatlo111 -and
especially between IOD! and their
parents.
"Yoa don't know my father well
enough," says one cbaractA!!r.
"Your father'• .U right," replies
another, "but he'• behind the times -
bll day ls over."
A few pagn later, one ol the youths
denies ae<:epting a c e r t a I n
phllo~her's ldeu. "I don't adopt
oyOM s ideal," be drew himleU up
~, "l have my own."
THE LAD'S UNCLE raliel )ala
handa in borror and exclaims: "I can't
see how k 's po 11 i b le not to
acknow)edte certain prbidplet and
rules. By what 1tandardl do you IC·
cept or reject thingJ, ~n?"
And the boy answers, "I've already
told you, t.mcle, tMt '" doo't accept
uy authoritie1."
Hi• frleDd chimes in: •·we act by
virtue of w!lat we ·recoJDbe as
l>eneficial. At the present time, •ia·
doa ii the most beneficial of all -and
we deny. • . "
"EveryttUna? ..
"Everyth.l.na t"
It Is "Fathers and S o n s , · •
Turgenev's finest novel, published in
Russia l.n the year 1862, more than a
century ago.
The book portrays the conflicl
between the older c o n s e r v a t I v e
generation and the new democratic ln·
telllgenbia ln Ruuia during the UlllOI. ln lt, the reader will find many Of
the same attitodea, ideas, ideals, and
anl.molitlies that today seems so uni·
quely tied in with the "hip genera·
twn."
WHEN THE NOVEL appeared. It
was bitterly attacked, both by the
bom'geolsle and by the radicals, as
diltortions ol their relative positions.
Today we can see that Turgenev was
fair to both sides.
But the storm aroused by his
portrayal was S() great that the author
left Russia entirely. and never again
returned to his homeland. except for a
few brief vlslta. He died ?J> years later,
in France.
To the Eclit-0r:
As a long lime Newport Beach resl-
den! and subscriber to the DAILY
PILOT. I would like to congratulate
your publication for devoting a con-
spicuous full page to the summary fin-
dings of the National Advisory Com-
mittee on Civil Disorders (Comment
Page, April 13).
Every citizen has .a rignt to take ex-
ception to parts of this report -M in·
deed, membe" of the commission
themselves did. We seriously wonder
if any American today has a right to
ignore thia report. Your IUUna up its
highlights in such an evidem way cer·
tainly challenges our whife community
in this and surrounding cities served
by the DAILY PILOT, to tackle the
study in depth and to wrestle with its
meanings for all of us.
"What? Not only art and poetry •• ,
but even ••• horrible to aay , •. " "Fathers and Sons" has since been
restored to Its rtgbtful place as one or "EVERYTHING I" repeated the lad, the 9el1tinal oovel'.s in Europeen
with lndescdbai.e ccmposure. literature. It remains a better ex-
MAJOR P R 0 T E S T A N T and
orthodox Juiominat.ions, for example,
have decided to prepare study guides
throu1h Christian education staffs
and s p e c l a I i s t s in councils and
denomination, and to ask member
churches this spring and eBTly sum-
mer, to substitute these materials for
the m°" conventional adult Christi an
Education curricula -such are their
<'oncenu tbat no community miss its
opportunity to study the Implications
for the future of this country.
Wbat ii this rdoal;llihBtJtir.hlppi,.--pim.tion of "hippledom" than any
novel? contemporary book.
Three 'Megalopolises' This Js at the level of the church
communities. Some of us. since the re-
lease of the report March 3, by radio,
communications within and beyond
the churchA have been urging that
our service clubs. civic groups, lodges,
granges. union halls and other secular
organizations. tab some time to rn·
courage their memberships to give
~eed to this imporbnt documen .. and.
if possible. schedule encounteri; and
di9C'Usslons on parts of it.
Forec.utlng can be a r a t h e r
buardous business, but that does not
inhibit molt people from engaging in
it. Even when they know that
somebody is Wcely to file their
forecuta away somewhere and pull
them out for inspection a couple of
decades hence.
In a Chicago apeech the other day.
John W. Hill. policy committee
cbaimlan of Bill and Knowlton Inc.,
took note ol lhll hazard. He observed
that a study mlde In 1937 "completely
tailed to fore ... the computer, atomic
energy, Grtiblotlc., radar m>d jet pro-
Dear Geor(e:
My wilt 11 a compulsive
ashtray emptler, always jumping
up and rwminl into the kitctten
with tbe ubtrays. My problem
ii th1a; Sbt bas looted pretty
lilly tor t.be laat three yun.
'1DOe we both quit 1mot1nt.
Wblit CID J do?
C. A.
pulsion, vlrtually all ol which were
around in principle.''
UNDISMAYED BY the p o o r
forward vision ol that and of some
aimilar put studies, Mr. Hill bravely
goes ahead with forward visions of his
own. He predicts -and be hardly can
mJ11 on this one -that at the end of
thls century there probably will be
three great '"megalopolises":
Boswuh, extending b e t w e e n
Wuhlngtoo and Boston and Inhabited
by M> million people; Chipirts, between
Chicago and Pittsburgh, with 40
million: and Sansan. extending from
San Francisco to San Diego. W'ith a>
, million residents. The 140 million
1'ould represent about haU the popula·
Uon of the U.S.
Among other things -and one can
onty hope he is right on this -Mr. Hill
loob. to .a lessening of lnternaUonal
tensions "and absence Of nuclear
wars. because the big powers will
reltailt ..C. .. 4'!'nmlttlng mutual
suicide and . . because antlmiasile
defemlve devlcea will be perfected."
THERE CAJll BE little doubt that.
aa be aay1, the communications ex·
p_~n "wit ~ttnue to etplock
tun.her ... Or that M"W edocatlon and
propqmda.. tecbnlqu.s for affectln&
baman bebavtor, public ad private,
wtD be dneloped.
THE INDICTMENT of ' ' w h 1 t e
racism" was laid upon us not b1
radicals but by our own kind -
moderate, Intelligent, i o f I u en ti a 1
leaders and spokesmen for au walks of
American life. We need the courage to
undertake the serious internal ex·
aminaUon of the roots and realities of
our attitudes, the sources and validity
of our images. As I believe Governor
Reagan. in effect. put it. " . . maybe
we bad better ac~pt the accusation
until we can prove It wrong ... " How
can we pro'le it wrong unless. person
by person. we confront the Indictment
and. by study. serious reflection. and
eDCOUnter. prov, it so~
DOUGLAS CHALMERS
President Council of Oiurches
ln Southern CalifornJa
l_.tters 1rom rtadffl an wtlCOYM.
NormtU.lv Ulritfrt 1hould C0'1Vfll thdr
mtuaga ffl 300 toOrdl or It~• TM
tight to con~t Lcttn1 to f 11 t J)Ot't
or eUminotc libel ii ru crwd. All I,.
.,..._ Mt< ~ tifftohlrt o7'd ~
fnv Gddrm. b1d ~ wtU "-~
Mid cm r•~it.
Or. mOlt etpe.dally. that Govern-One m· E. ht -----~~t-41mentWH!wtn...._~.~::~-uer~w~----ig
of taxJN11er1· tel.ranee and bUll.nul v ....... S. n .. Prue • Datot.: ..W nnct ltaeU lncreuin&11 under Che ''Ev tty mooUI. the.. United St.atll
thre1t ol political 1tt.ack and govm>· Trealury malls out some tS,eoo,eoo
ment regullUon." Sodal Security benefit checks ranatn1
And tlllt.. a 1ood m1.n1 ol "' are trom '14.50 to '388 -a tot.al ot wlllln& to WAJet. 1' u certain as • bllUon a year. Nearly one Amtr1cu.-
Botwub, ChJpUtl and Soun. in ellht now rettives aomt 1uP.pc11
WaD 81'' .r,,-i from the Sodal Security Qstem.'
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Bumplareg People See a Reaction
Kennedy Blitz Falters
WASHINGTON -The most signlil·
cant political development since Presi-
dent Johnson announced he would not
accept nomination is the failure of the
Democratic front to collapse under ex-
treme Kennedy pressure.
This pressure has been lntense and
has invoh1ed persoDal pressure by
Robert F. and Edward M. Kennedy on
local political leaders as weU as high
velocity campaigning organized by
scores of advance men and political
technicians. ln one lnsta.nce 50 such
technic.ians are reported to have mov-
ed in on a state org1lilization.
But the regular Democratic front b
~bout the same aa it was before the
Kennedy assault forces opened their
spring ortensJve. The cities have not
collapsed and there has been no
general uprising of the people in sup-
port of the rampaging Kennedy in-
surgents.
A SLOW REACTIONARY move-
ment favoring Hubert H. Hwnphrey
has followed the KeMedy spring ol·
tensive where it would be least ex-
pected. ln tbe West. Nevada, Wyom-
ing. A>aska political leaders have
signaled their support to Vice Presi-
dent Humphrey even though they have
heard the ominous sir«l call of the
Kennedys.
Humphrey feels that California ts
not such a sad case from hiJ point Of
view as It might appear, nor la New
York where Humphrey hopes to pull a
surprise on the New York senator.
All this baS confirmed, of coune,
Vice President Humphrey's decision
to run although he does not relish
being cut up by the KeMedys again as
he was Jn 1980.
BUT AS EVENTS ARE developing
there are glimmers of hope that if the
regular Democratic front c o u l d
survive the Kennedy political version
of the Tet offensive then It can hold
together unW the convention.
II, however, Mayor Daley of
Chicago, Mayor Barr of Pittsburgh
and other remnants of the once
powerful Democratic coalition were to
collapse under Kennedy pressure it
would probably be all over for
Humphrey. But this has not yet hap-
pened. Daley is playing tt cool. ·
Senator Kennedy is probably right
when he says that the May 7 Indiana
primary is critical. The only thing the
Democratic front cannot withstand is
a clear and firm showing or Kennedy 's
mass appeal. It is in the nature of the
Indiana contest that Gov. Roger
Branlgin who entered the presidential
primary a.a a st.and-in for President
Johnson would now become a symbol
of Vice President Humphrey.
IF KENNEDY COULD le ad
Branlgin as well as Sen1 Eugene
McCarthy the impact on t h e
Democratic front woald be shattering
and we would be likely to Re men like
Gov. Harold E. Hugbea of Iowa quick·
ly make up their minds on Kennedy.
As the Humphrey people analyu the
problem there is a highly synthetic
quality about the masa demonstrations
for KeMedy. Tbe Humpbtty people
see youngsters being brought in buses
to provide the clamorous background
which will supply television with
scene1 of riotous affection for tbt
Beatie-maned senator.
But they note that wben Senator
KeMedy goes before a crowd of
adults, as recently in Pittsburgh, they
sit on their hands, and when be Is on
television simply speaking there is a
mixed reaction.
THE HUMPHREY people also see a
reaction to the KeMedy blitz In state
organizations such as Michigan where
the advance men descended on the
state witbOut taking the trouble to
clue·ln the state leaders.
From the Humphrey point of view
the ~nnedy assault hit the organiza-
tion bard and then bounced off without
producing the desired results much as
did the Commun.l9t Tet offensive In
Vietnam. This parall4!1 is often cited
by the Humphrey people.
They speak of local politicians
receiving 20 or 30 phone calls, of Bob-
by .and Teddy luring leaders with pro-
mises of the chairmanship Of their
delegations. Tbe vice presidency, say
the Humphrey people, baa been dangl·
ed before more poliUcians tbao ever
before In history.
NOW EVEN IF these impressions
are the usual exaggmallons of politi-
cians undeT seige they do at lealt il·
lustrat.e the really vicious polttlcal
feelings running in the Democratic
party. There are the m.aldngs here of
a real split but it must be remembered
of course that Democrats have the
talent of saying the most awful things
about each other before they kiss aM
make up.
Underlying this division, however, Js
the flaming resentment of the Johnson
i>eoPie that the Ke.nnedys end their
like-m.Se it imi><*ible for Johnson to
try to negotiate an end 1o the Vietnam
war and run for Presiderst at the same
time.
Mr. Nixon and the South
Richard NOO>n's pollt.lcal path,
which seemed so straight lollowtng
Governor Roc.kefelier's withdrawal.
now b.as a few pot boles in tt. The
RockefeDer return ls a laTge one. Tbe
Governor, by bis decision, baa slowed
Mr. Nixon'• momentum and diluted
the support from party regu)ars and
Independent voters, which Mr. Nixon,
for a while, had &II by himlelf. Mr.
Nixon, the near-constant contender, is
complu, u is all manlrh>d. But bis
public erect-up end demor~ emo-
tional state following defeat In 1980
revealed a naw in the creating pot-
ter'• clay that is not May for voters to
forget. He atUl is U.lely to win his
party's nomlMUon, but the polls sbow
a decline and maAY Republic1n1 will
wait to see what Rockefeller can do.
Preaident JC>b.moa's uouticlpated
renunciation cl hil })lll"tY'• nomlnaticMI
foe 11811 aho complcata thinlJ for
Mr. NI.son u . Indeed. lt dots tor
Senatore McCarthy and Kennedy.
MORE TRAN EVER before, In the
light of events, Mr. NI.son needs
Southern delegates and votes. He.
therefore, .needs privately to establish a pipeline to George wan.ace of
Alabama and any other leaders ol the
stereotJpe "SU!Len South." This is a
move •bicb Mr. Nixon would not care
to make In public. as Senator'
Goldwater so happily dJd In 1964, nor
could Mr. Wallace receive an ap-
proach opeftly. The time for it will
come later.
But in thil prelellt, with momentous
eventl &bead cmc-mrlng Sou1beaat
Alia and the pMlible de.elopmm oi
negotiations, thole Soutbenen wbo
would never haw YOted for Presidellt
Joboson t:n hi.I pre-renandaUon etitua
•• treading water. wllt1n1 for the pOJitical wavea to subside.
know him, 10 they doo't fully trust
him.
BUT THE SULLEN set, for the mo-
ment, Is less interested in going off
after Geor~ Wall.ace u an expression
of their diseneban1ment. George .
WaDlce is a politically evil Influence
and is one of the tranailtA>ry gothic
phenomena that hu been so mucb a
part of Southern politics aince about
1850. He is, however, a very abt.
speaker and can.not be underestimated aa ao organizer and Inflamer of
diacc>IMnt and aJ.Jenation.
This confronts Mr. Nlxoa with an
unpleuant sltuation. U Mr. Wallace
were to withdraw just ahead of the
Republican convention and would not
reaity endorse Mr. Nixon but aay he
1uited him better than aQyOM elae,
Mt. Nixoft could pick up moct of the
sullen IOlblc votes.
SOME OF T1IE more hate-and pre--
judicHtdden Soaeherner1 an 1111.na out loud that if by the Ume the
Democratk COGTtlltlon meets ln
midwmlMI", ......_ ii nil procreu
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Sttpplna out In atyle at the anaaal Founden Day luncheon and fash-
\
ion show taJdna place Tuesday, April2S, in the Irvine ~It Country Club, will be new officers of the South Coast Alumnae, Pi Beta Phi.
Making thelr first official appearance since their recent election
will be the ldnlea. Lawrence Kittle, Newport Qeach, president; Howard
A. Means, Newport Beach, executive vice president; Roy E. June, Costa
Me.sal vice president; Robert L. Taube, Newport Beach, corresponding
secretary; Virginia Bollman, Balboa, recording secretary; Richard C.
Elliott, Corona del Mar, treasurer, and Robert M. Rodman, Bolboa, Marie
Briggs Timmons and Jame 1 L. Foster, Santa Ana, recommendations cha.inn en.
Serving u chairman of the luncheon (an annual event in the county
since the alumnae club's inception here in 1944) will be Mrs. Roger Lil·
jestrom Jr. ol Laguna Beach. .
Theme of the affair will be Start of a New Century, since this year
marks the second century since the sorority began with a membership of
12 young women in Monmouth College, Illinois, and became renowned as
the oldest social and collegiate sorority for women.
A social hour at 11:~ a.m. will begin festivities, and preceding the
fashion show which will fea11;tre ~ember-models, Mn. E. Van Buren, presi·
dent of Pi South Province. will bnefly review the sorority's 101 years, plans
for its future development and the challenge to build friendship tradition
and leadership upon ita heritage. '
In addition she will report on activities of the 112 collegiate and M3
alumnae clubs in this country, Canada and Mexico.
Commenting on fashions by Lorraine Sutherland will be Mrs. Rich·
ard S. Jonas, and models will include the Mmes. Richard Jordan, George
E. Newton, Stewart A. Clark, Renfro C. Newcomb, Earl G. Corkett, Parker
Dale and James M. Peters Jr. Miss Connie Hickman, daughter of alumna
Mrs. Hart Hickman, will provide musical accompaniment.
Area Pi Phis are invited to telephone their reservations to Mrs. Jack
Johnson, 644-2718, or Mrs. Liljestrom, 494-2215. Others assisting are the
Mmes: S~lim H. Franklin, Stanley Van Dyke, Lee Stockland, Howard Batt,
Pat D1dricksen and Lawrence Kittle. Arransrlng colorful spring bouquets
to brighten luncheon tables is Mrs. Hugo Sclunidt.
In other activities scheduled for the luncheon, Mrs. Glen Simmons
of Balboa Island will be honored as a Golden Arrow member. She was
in.itiated in the sorority 50 years ago. Mrs. R. E. Jenness, retiring president
will ~ounce the club's award of a three-week scholarship to Mrs . Esther
B. S1on, tea,cber at Fairview State Hospital, Costa Mesa. Mrs. Sion will
study weaving, woodwork, candle-making, ceramics and textiles at a sum-
mer workshop, Arrow in the Smokies, a national philanthropy sponsored by the sorority.
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DESIGNING WOMEN -Fashioning a new loot from
the some old pattern of friendship, leadership and tra-
dition which has been associated with their sorority for
101 r e a r s are (left to right) Mrs. Lawrence Kittle,
president, Mrs. Roy E. June, vice president, and Mrs.
Howard A. Means, executive vice president of South
Coast Alumnae, Pi Beta Phi. The new board will be
presented during the Founders• Day luncheon and style
show taking place Tuesday, April 23, in the Irvine Coast Country Club.
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
~. A"1I 1 ... 1M p-u
.Bea chcombers Wafted Away
Wann, balmy breezes will
flguratiwty watt Orange
County Stepbem AJ.umnu
and gueets away to Che 50tb
state when they 1ather for
an authentic luau.
>.. paim fronds rent11
TUatle, ukulelet and steel
guitars will set the mood
for ttie party, l<:heduled to
begin et 7 p.m. s.turday,
April TT. in Ile Newport
Sbcfts Clubhouse, 511 Canal
St., Newport Beach.
Underiining the ttieme will
be Hawaiian co s t u m e d
pariy-goen who are given
the optJoo to don sarongs,
sbifb and bright p r i D t
shirts. beachcomber o r
casual attire.
Not only are m e r r y •
makers. promised m even..
ing of fan, but they will be
rewarded wMb a dlarUlable
feeling of knowing Ile., are
h •lping others lee.
f~. Proceeds are
ear marked for Ute
scholarship fund in the
western region.
FMtivities will begin with
cocktails, s w I m m i n g ,
volleyball or a stroll alont
~esand.Later,dlmerwill
be served at Jong, low ~
decoratM with pineapples
and ti leaves and dancing to
the music of tht Dave Diggs
Trio wit follow.
Sweet Adelines: Queens of the Road
• LUAU LURES -CJad In Hawaiian garb for their hostess duUes at Orange
Countr Stephen.I Alumnae luau are (left to right) the Mme1. M. O. Tackett, M.
H. HUford and Geol'f8 A. Palmer.
Au:iKing Mrs. P h 111 i p
Davy, chairman, with at·
ra:ngemenU are the Mmes.
Rmsel Annbrult. George
Pal.mer and Larry Potter.
.Retervations are b e i n g
taken by Mrs. Davy in
F u 11 e r to n Md Mrs.
Annbr'U9t at 646-7294 .
A hobo theme will be depicted in song when Sweet liam Lowe, Maggie Bonham. Robert NlW eel Hal
Adelines catch a ride to Join some 900 women com-Rich. New officers will be elected to sent the IO
peting during the Spring Regional Convention of chapters from Southern Call!ofnia, Arisona and
Region 11 in the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Nevada which comprise Region 11, aD4 SwwfbMra
Saturday, April 20. On hand for the convention's of Harmony will be selected in a quartet compeU-
opening today will be (left to right) the Mmes. WU· tion tomorrow evening.
It's No Jest -To .Get More Res t, Try · the Board Test
eat or think 1traight for weeks. SM and yoa ~ laelp te do It. Almen DEAR ANN LANDERS : My bus·
band is a very redleu sleeper.
Kermit thruhes ~und all night and
teepe me up. But that's not the wont
of Jt. Lltely he bM been dJppinC mt
on the chin, banglng me in the mouth
ANN LANDERS ~ • waa dating again before I was 1ble to every dty ••• mental haltla fadllttes ~ a lood ni:••••t'• aleep. wldcb are free or e x & r e m e 11
•-6 " reasooable. Some of Uaete djafca laave I keep imagining that I have all altln u •· -~ _....... ct.__, ......... of fatal """1eases aJthou .... I have " I s .. •-_..., are 8 mciJ
-.., UI ..,. loo.tt111 for patleats. Wrt&e to ttae never been seriously Ill. I t.m atn.ld of Rudqaarten of flle N1tloul Auod•·
and UUt mon*lg I have e black eye ~ it be m11 be dot.DC ~~';~ ==::--bedt---"-.~!C!!!1'-l''tw~M1 alftf' &bl lat tlalil't the
and be says we can't afford new aen-e to .. wH9 be fl 1wue1 Be ,....._.right. now. Wbit ftYlel_-n!J ,....,_ ..... w,a.
tblDt Moat m• puttia1 up a boud
bttWIMll u -undJ we can affcrd tbe DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am 1 19-
twt.D bedl? Does it mile tenae? yur~ elJi Who need• your help. I -BLACK • BLUE DEAJl. B Ir I: Y11! .It .... ..,.. c:oaldn't pMliblJ dllcu.la thlt problem
after & ........ -.... .. .. Wl1b &ft10M tlll beclUM tbeytd th.Int
.... a In .... ._ '9'1...,. te r wu inaant. What bot.hen me 11 that
....... a ........ P.S. BM M te-U., nUl problbJ1 bl ri&ht.
doctors and always have been. Uoa for Mental Bealll, Jt .c.lambu I have auc:_h an inteme fear of dying D1 ..... don't suogt!l ~ch!atrisl. cle ~e.w York n.... ., y '4ltJJ drlvingme bull~ -rr~d -rt~or~roni.•Cill j0iillelp~me=11_' __ __.,..,...~"· · ~·Li.P· ,._
the obituaries in the newwpaper I get -SOS DEAR ANN LANDERS : It all
pa.oicl:1 iDa ~ even DEAR SOS: u ,... ... ~ MYe:rt .started u. jot•, but It lln't funny any
' ~e woPI Y" aA me Mt .. more A boy in m.,, -•-· too"" my thou&b the people who dJed are ~ tJlat yoa 10 to a ~T v.. wriJt~atcb ,., a ,;,. I~ It
1tranger1. A few melll1M *IO • friend lleii ,.yctalatrfe ltelp ad I 1m &elllll when 1 put on IOIJle band cream. I saw
ol m1DI Jo.t ber lftetheart ln a car ,... t. set It. him take the nt.ch ctr my desk and be
aeddent. Sh ... 1lot a clOM friend Ywr preoccupatlft wttll ...... , KNOWS I..,, blm beclUM be saJd,
IDd I b.ldn't Men tbe boy more than .. nlate4I to a dlOGud l'eu ftldl "Tbl.I Will COit you $10 to fet beck.''
two or three t1nm. Yet I took his lllil ..am.1 .. • wWi .._... v.. Tw d.l)'s have pltMd and oow be
death banter t1lall ... did. l COQJdn't ..... die dlUtn .... ,.., .... NJ'I bl bull't '°' lll1 nk.b. Wbat
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DAD.Y PILOT
Horo•cope
Capricorn:
FRIDAY,
APRJL 19
By SYDNEY OMARR
"The wiH man cont.rob
bit de.lttby. • ,,utroJoty
polats tbe way.''
A.IUD (March 21·Aprll
19): f'rleadl. hopes, wilhe1
are IPOtllCl*d · today. Ell·
ceu.t ~C for aoc1aliz.. tnc. Glw Mid accept in·
vitadonl. Your seme of
humor ii tmnendoua ally.
YOU intrlp people.
TAURUS (April 20 -May
20): a.c.k detaU.. Get
routine tub out of way
before Mbut1.n1. Your
preltifl could be on the line.
At llD1 affair toni&bt, avoid tmultlnt remara. One in
auUl«ity may be teltlnl
you.
GEMINI (May 21-Juoe
20): Good lunar uoect to-
day coinddu with plannin(,
wrJtiog, pre•otinl of uni-
<ll!ll format. Now ts time to
clmmuaicate d e 1 l r e 1 ,
Be
tboupta. Rom an c e em· -.--------•I p~ tonight. •
• t
Conservative
IN COSTA MBA IT41
tJlari
DIPAaTMINT STOd
ll1' Newpert. IMI.--....
PLEASE TAK! NOTEI -For the 17th year Secre-
taries Week will take place with the area chapter of
National Secretaries Association hont>ring mem-
bers and employers April 21-27. JO!eph Ricca,
Bahia chapters honorary member, takes time out
for a little work before the special luncheon next
Wednesday. Taking dictation are (left to right) Mrs.
Betty-gloria Strutt ... and Mrs. Lloyd Fleming, sec-
ret;try-of -the-year.
CANCER (June 21-July
22): Coocml today centers
on b &mknown -not
speeulMloa but more on a
met.pllyncal plane. Get to
know flllll:lr and your1elf.
Key la meditation. Tap your
•ubcoaldow.
What's
Doing
ANNE COLM
To Marry
Betrothal
Revealed
Dw1DC • cocldall plrty ln
the Bahnaekl bomt of Mr.
and Mre. WU.U.U ())Im,
they mnounced the eDPI•
ment of tberlr .. ..,,,.,. , An-
ne C.Olm Co Ronald Noble,
90D .J1l Mr. aad Mrs. H.
Morpn Noble cl Belvedere
'and former lon1-tlm•
'Nftopc1t Bwh reGdmtl.
MIN Colm S. a lbldilmt
and Tri Dek .th Unlveni·
ty of Nevada.
Her fiance 1a a gaduate
of Newport H~ High
School, a t te D d e d tbe
University of Ooklrldo and
DOW ii a tenior lit Sm Joie
St•le eoo. where be af.
nu.ted wtttl Delta Tau
Delta.
Redlands
Student
Betrothed
SU.aq A r m 1 t r o o g ,
daqbt« of ilbe W. T.
Armstrong• of N e w p o r t
Beach, pllted a candle
among sorority liatera to
announced her betrotbal to
John R. Glau Jr. ol o.net,
90n of Mr. and Mn. John R.
Glass of Glendale.
Miss Armstroog ii a stu·
dent at Che UnllW'lolty of
Redlands, is a member
of Alpha Si(ma Pl and WU
affillated widl Spura. She
wu 1radullted ttom ~
t.ltt Union Hlgb School
Htt fiance, an alumnus of
Glendale High School and
Redlllldl, cum.nUy i s
enrolltd at Denver Universi-
ty 1"bere be b majoring tn
hotel and restaurant mange·
menl He wu active u
pr-"llot of Alpha Phi
Or.nip at Redllnda ..
Tbe couple have aelected
Our Llldy QUlfD ot Anael1
Owrcb, N.,,.,.,n Beach, for
their weddJ.nl lD February, i•.
•
LEO (Ja)y 21-Aua. 22):
SpotMtbt on relatiom. with
National Week
MARY DAY, 642-4321 out.Iden. How . you handle ... _______ ..,
can., communicatiom ls bn·
-_J)oa't Joee light 00 ..._, =T ....._ ••• ~----...-·,..-~~. '' I ' ......... c-. -. -VIRGO (Au•. 2S • a--t ._. v-.. c-my c--. •:•".I'll. Secretaries Mark Date ,
Many days during the
year are observed in special
ways.
The National Secretaries
Association Ct-SSA) since its
first charter in 1942 has felt
that secretaries should be
recotni.Zed in a similar
fubJon.
So. the last run week of
Apnl has been activated as
Secrt>taries Week.
The area Bahia chapter or
NSA will c e le b r a t e
Secretaries Day on Wed-
nesday. April 24. dl(l'ing a
noon luncheon in the Costa
Mesa Golf and Country
Father to Officiate
June Nuptials Planned
-"""'t"" TOPI ..., W"""'9 .:-Orea .\I ... Club. Costa Mesa City 22): Today you benefit .._,.,1114,",...,... ._,., 1 -· ..
Manager Arthur McKenzie through work, attention to ...:.",.....-:.C,.,--;-:.;:,...., Sdllel,
will be the special guest. d u t i e • , 'N!ISpoMibilldes. Ton ,.,...... -...... -
Following. recognition will Some who have performed ~~.CC:: :;~:....
be given lo Joseph Ricca. services ~quire pr1lse, flat· -"'"ier Sdlool, 1 "·"'·
th h t ' b ......... Valley •..wlc• W-'• e c aper s o n or a r Y tery. Perform duties c..., ,...,..., -Mco.-11 Scllool.
member. and Mrs. Lloyd without appearing oUlclous. 7:~M.. '"'"" 11.., •wiw.
Fleming. secretary-of.the· LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): ~ .. : ": ~~..!11e.t.1;;. LOC::l
year. Emotions apt to fly high. v-.. ..,.,., Mt P.m. Ricca. president of Ricca Keep long-r•na. goal in ~ L..-A.xt•1rt et ".,.
Datasyste i ed hi -·ev "--9ecll -LOC.llofl It evt lleblt by · ms. rece v s rocus. Import.ant to finish c.emna Mr~ Amt JtflMI', s:JHm. •
title for special service, what 1~ started. Stress "·;;Me lit• c......, . ..,. ..,,,,, '""'
time and effort given to the creativity. Glv~ of younelf. -Loctlloll 11 ,,,,, .. b .. .,., ca111119 "'"'·
secretarial profession. Don •t feel tradition I s ·~~"i.!'1:.::..' ii;t· _ "'-
Mrs. Fleming. a corporate everytttlng. Impress your Halt. c." ,_., • ... m.
secretary f o r Richard's stvle ,....... y,:,'0~~ ,. ~ Markef Corporation a n d . . TOPI c• -lttcrMlioft cenltr, HUil-Richard's Lido Inc.. is SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. """'°" &udl. 10 a.m
presently first vice presi· 21 l: Concentrfte on basics. w~:..."':'..!'.1:'..;.":'::'.' c111i. -no
dent of Bahia and will ta .. e Home area promlses. best ~ An111rt "' v ... ,_ ., "" It M d d hrtl9to Wen. ""' JSM -At'Mf'lcan over the presidency in June. resu s. any epen upon Lewloft '""· Cost• Mna. 1 "m
Even the colors ve soft, in this
stretch-strip bri with cohtoured lace cups!
''Mais Oul" nylon lace cups ue contoured with a lining
of softest Ottr«1• polyeter f•berl~I to-.nhance penon1I
curves. Adjustable stretch straps won't cul or ci.rl. Its
Lycra• spandex back is a beautifully low, rounded line ..•
stays securely in place with your every move. Viss•rette
M.uchmaker fashion colors' ,A,32·36; BC3Z-38, SS.
DimDt Ell2:abetb Dunlap,
daughter of the Rev. and
Y..rs. Ric.bard Dunlap o<
C.olta Mesa, will become tbe
brlde of W~ All e 1l
Md>iedel, .. o1. .Mr . .m
Jrll'I. ADtn McDmlie1 ol
LJDW'OOd, dmioc June 14
rltet tn ~ Oolta Men
Fir9t Meh>dilt <Jturcb.
Sbe also is a charter you. Take initiative where uce ....i LH-s.are ouK• clu4l. I ~--~o~r~i~~·na~lig~i~s~c~o~n~ce~r~ned~-~-iwin~1'!''"~Schoo~~'·~H~~".,.i'°"~a~eac11~~~~~;j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ memu.:a . .,. • o.m.
Also recognind for her
outstanding work will be
Mrs. Betty·gloria Strutt.
put treuurer and vice
preaident. Mrs. Strutt, cur·
rent president. is a Certified
Professional Secretary and
IJ teaching a CPS review at
Golden West College. 'Jbe CeremoQY will be
perfotmed by tbe bride-
elect' I father, a I I l I t e d
by bet lrotber-ln-law. tbe
Rev. Tbotw Rotbblm' d
Sm Dieto. Both a r e
Melhodilt nUdetera.
Milt Did&, ia a~
of HUl1ttDgtron Pa Hip
Scbool .,nd UCLA where abt
w11 ree6tteoce ball floor ad·
vUor a Oil the women'•
swim team. 9le also at-
tended califomia S t a t e
Collete at Los Anceles, and
presently she teaches third
,,... in Tultin.
S e cretariea, employers
and guesta are invited to at.
tend the 1peclal gathering.
Fw1her information and
retervations may be made
by contacting Mrs. Betty
IDckam, 833-1811, ext. 1033.
NSA now is in ita 26th
year and has more than
25.000 members in 594
chapters in the United
States and foreign countries.
Bahia chapter bH been
chartered siflce 1982.
Her ~ is -ahmmus ol UCLA wbere be S. work·
inC tonrdl hi.a mMten
decree 1n ecxmom1cs.
DIANNE DUNLAP
Ent....s
On a smaller scale. NSA
ii sponsorin1 the Future
Se c re tarie1 Association
chapters for those high
acbool and junior college 1tudenta upiring to a
secretarial career.
3336 Via Lido -Newport Beach
SHOWING:
AGUILAR-MORE BABOULENE
CAVAILLES BARNETE
ANDRE DERAIN COLLOMB
RAOUL DUFY GEN-PAUL
LOZANO GROMAIRE
_ LUZIANO LELONG
' PICASSO srLVA-llNO
,..
INTERIORS
"Simply Beautiful Furniture"
GRAND OPENING
FBI., SAT. 4 SIJN.-A.Pan, 19, 20 A 21
Oiampagne and Bon D'Oeuvtes
Friday, April 19
frmL5.:30JD,9:QO P,,M._ _
We take pleasure in
•nnouncing the opening of our
new 1tore and einc:ereJy hope
you'll take• few minula to drop in and 9itit ·
thia uruque home funU.hi.n« ceftt.et fcatmni
limply beau~ fmaibare
,,._,.,uw,~
1925 Harbor Blvd., Costa MIA • 6464541·~~
C1 'It llOOCS NOaTH or N!WPOIT llVDJ
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'Grinding' Out a Tempting Treat
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TIM'sdly, A"11 18, 1968 DAILY PILOT JS
Units Planning Open Houses
Balearic PTA
Mn. Gordo1 CUDH
Pr1!aldent
COMING UP: ()pee bouae
and ice cream aocLal from
1 to s p.m. Tbur•y.
April 25. Mrs. Cbarlet
Cook, ho1plt allt y
chairman will be assisted
by Mrs. David Eiseman.
\\a ys and meana
chairman and M r s .
Rictiard Danielson, room
representative.
Bey View PTA
Mra. Jaek Convey
Pruident
COMING UP: Open house
at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April
23, followed by an ice
cream &Oclal.
REPORTS: Profits from
the paper drive was $55.
CdM High PT A
Mn. AJt1 ... , BlKk
Pruident
COMING UP: Ana u a I
tpeCbetti dbDer tram 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Aprll 24. Tkk.t.a are •uo
fw adults and 75 oentl for
ltuduts. Clanroom1 will
bt ~ from 7 to 9 p.m.
Art l)epertmeut w l 11
chplay and .ell works o(
ltudenta, with proceeds
coJ.ng tOIWlrda an art
lddarsbip.
REPORTS: OWcers elected
are the Mmes. Alennder
Bladt, preJldent; Warren
BroeriQg and Sidney Sban-
noo, v ice ~o&I :
Thomas Hillman a n d
• Henry Meyer, lleCJ"etarl .. ;
Leland Jemea, treut.n"er;
Ron Harrod, hiatarlan;
Henriette OJmdler,
p uhmentlariu. Albert
Kelso was named tbtrd
vice lfttident aod Ray
Turner, aidtor.
treuurer; John Turner.
bflt«tan. Ridl.lrd Opp la
p.rllamentarian and Phil
Mlurer' auditor . • • Sptmc Spree ta Uleme of
carnival from 11 a.m. to
3:30 p.m. Saturdey, May
11.
REPORTS: HOftOfary llle
,membe r,hlps were
awlrded to MN. Harold
Lundell and Or. David
Neilsen .. Perfect honors
award wu received from
Harbor CouDcil for the
progrem booklet..
Pom~na PTA
Mrt. Romaa ScHldel
Presiden&.
COMING UP: Meet l n f,
opeo house and Ice cream
social at 7::.l p.m. Tues·
day, April 23. tn the
mu)Upurpose room • • .
Paper drive Friday, April
28.
Rea PTA
Monte Vista PT A Conrad Schealer
Mr1. IUelWd Opp President
President COMING UP : Open oouse
COMING UP: Open house and aasociation meeting Californi a PT A at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April with election of officers
23. Offi-'"s ..... ....... •-. M~ay April 22 Mn. J . L. Racte ,,,.... '"' .,.. w ,...,... • • troduced are the Mmes. Paper drive Wedne&day, ~dent Dale Adams, pnsideot; April 24, and Thursday,
COMING UP : Clleyenne David Goodsell and James April 25 ... New officers
'J'ribe of the YMCA Indian Moor, vice president.; will ~ tti. mus in·
Guides will ~ the flag Donut Greene and Terry sta.UaUon at the Newport
ceremony at the unit T e d r o w • secretaries; Beach Amerlc8fl Legion
mee1ing at 7:30 p.m. James Seve rson, hall Tuesday, April 30.
St. John Aux.
Mn. VJctor Clarke
Prei1dent
COMING UP: Meeting at 8
tonight in the school hall.
Mn. Robert Reid, pro.-
gram chairman report.a a
social hour will be hosted
by Mrs. Frank Forbath
and Mrs. Edward Browu.
. . Board meeting at 8
p.m. Monday, April 22.
University PTA
Mr. ud Mn. Marty Mayer
President
COMING UP: P a ncake
breakfast from 9 to 11
a.m. Saturday. April 20, at
the school. Tickets are 50
ceot.s for children 12 aod
'under aod Sl for others.
Woodland PFO
Mn. Dell.Illa Carpenter
President
COMING UP: Open houae
and association meeting at
7 p.m. Tuesday, AprU 23,
in the multipurpose room.
Officers will be illBtalled.
Woodlands own authors
wiU diS'PlaY tile books ttiey
have written under the
direction ol Mrs. Sara
Br ant. ?'9adinC teacher.
Mrs. Elther Ander1on, ii
chairman of the e v e n t
Refresbme.lta will b e
served. Tuesday. April 23, fullow· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ edby~house. •**** ~~;,:. Ele. PTA ~ *~~~---~ Mn-'-~.._':'..tord.. -'Jf-¥.-5 tN GER~,
COMING UP: Open hoUle ""-~1Rt\ »;-..c:.1
It's no "grind" when you're freezing ice cream say
;·ugh Leatherman, principal of Wilson School and
hs helpers, Shelley . Glasier and Steven Sankey
lleft to right) who lake their turn at the crank.
T'1e ice cream social, sponsored by the PT A, will
take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 23, and will be
highlighted with a cake decorating contest with
fathers and students participating. Cakes will be
auctioned and the evening will conclude with an
open house.
= 723~ ~c:·:e~~~~ *~ pl uents ~\i\\t1 ~" ...
c,akes and brownies will 1"'' "-
be served during the even· t SALE ~ ing in Ule cafe«>rium.
Adults 5o\ cents a n d
children 25 cents.
Setting the mood for the third annual Spanish Dinner at Estancia High School
are(left to right) Mrs. Robert Sorensen, ways and means chajrman, Karen
Johnson and Bill Wingert. The dinner will be served from 6-8 p.m. Wednes-
day, April 24. and tickets are $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children under 12.
Party Marks Betrothal
News of RoyAnn Hall
During a party m, the
home of her p a r e n t a ,
RoyAM Hall ol Garden < "'tlVe and Dr. WIWam
~:bmary of Redondo s..ch
w~re congratulated on their
c'lgagement.
P1renta of the couple are
ne Carl R. Halls of Coit.a
Masa and the T h o m a 1
Momarya ol Los AnaelH.
Silver Sands
Special guests attending
the partJ were Mr. anci Mrs.
Harry Schunemann o( Cotta
Me1a , the br i de 's
gandparenta: Dr. and Mrl.
Don Rotie of Camarlllo, and
Dr. Ned Momary ol Manhat·
ten Beach, the benedlct·
elect's 11.tter and brother.
JUM has been select.ed by
the couple for their wedding
Jn U\e First Prtltiyteriln
Cburch. Anaheim. I
LET'S IE fRIENDl Y
If you have new neighbors
or know of anyone moving
to our area, pleue tell us
ao that we may extend a
friendJy welcome ind belp
them to become acquainted
tn their new 1U1Tound.infs.
Huntington Be1dl
Vis ff or
536-9626
Costi Mesa Ylsttor
642·2472
So. Coast Visitor Min Hall is an alumna of
Colt.a Mesa Hllb School, _ne first and t b l r d Oran1e Cout CoUe1e and1 494-0~79 ~ldl.YI al 8 J . ... . CaMfornla State CoUe1• at Harbor Yisffor memben of Silver SaDdl Lone BMCh wtlere lhe ma·
•· NltiYe Dtu.,.._.. ol tba -!and ill hMl• M 1eemic1. ·-_
Gotc1tn Wat ptbw for Prelently lhe u tAacfilnl tn -~!!!!!! .. ~~!!!!!!!!!~'II n.eetlnp. Lite P a r Ir Gtrden Grow. ::
CJubhouM, fJ u at In Ito n 1be bridegroom-to-be ls
hech. 11 ate ..wna for ltt • .iumnua °' UCLA a
ftttt lelltoft wWJe *•· Jeck the Cellfonia CoUet4t of Wtllon, 541-14'7'1, will furn1ab Medicine. Currently be la ln
JocaUon lJtformMion on th• geaeral prac:Uce ln Redon·
third meetina. do Beach.
Kida Li~• to
'Ask-Andy'
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F • s h i o n writers
w • x enthusiutic
over the "ster" de·
signers continu•lly.
W e •II do it. Rudi
is • news maker
... Geoffry Bttne
gets 9rut publi-
city with hi 1
"g•ngshr'' I o o k.
V o g u e •nd Her·
per'' Baur take • dHigner'5 most
e xtreme experiment a,,-1 write rums
of copy •bout it.
Munwhile, b•ck et the r•nch, women
heve to hoe dothu they c•n count
on; dothH to wur to the Auist•nce
Lugue luncheon, at the oHice, for
bridge, or lunch with the girls.
I• tit• mole MCriOfl of th GKC ltore,
tltls Is tit• womat1 we u.cewm.t• "·
W • look for dothes wltlt r.n.Mt flt,
toocf wortoMltslalp, -4 • .... of 11
1tyll .. tltet wltl make • Womclft look
well •eued. '"ce r-.• cou"ts too.
I• this d.,_,,.. ... ,, dresMS -4 c..
....... ""' Ntwfffl tlllftty -... .....,
~
Now, feshion editors are "'"'' 9oln9
to 90 m•d over druse1 from Norm•n
Wi•tt, for eumplt. Ye+, these cle·
signs just sell •nd sell. We hne cu•·
tomers who weit just •• anxiously for
the l•test uriv•ls from Wi•tt, H
otheri do for our newest L•rry Alcl-
rich.
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Merit ctlriatensen
Women's Apperel
I 5 Ftthlo" lalanti New,..n luc"
~
Off REGULAR PRICE
OOlDEft TOUCH & SEW•
DELUXE ZIG-ZAG
SEMNG MACflNE
~1 HANDSOME DESIO
healtlve ~tors..-: ........ • "'9clucld and clirtdM by: Jell IWar. Jr.• WriUell llJ: Te111 ~ •
DhdatGI ....... -~·A ~llTJ9T......ion, 1nc.1n willtiOl wltll ..... Pnd 7' •11.l"'-
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SINGER
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IUINA PAii ANAHllM •ARDIN •ROYI LA MIRADA
UH ON T'Hl MAU lll J.I. LOAU "lr C'MA~AH-11014 S. LUITWllUl
TA 1·7140 IJl-llU U0.4010 LA l·UJ1 ANAHEIM COOlll OltAN~E COUNTY
I UlNA rAltK CENTllt 'LAZA LA MllAOA CEHTll
HUNTIN•TON
COSTA MISA llACH SANTA ANA COSTA MBA
UOO HAltlOll ILVO. lOIN~U AT ICM. DOWNTOwt-1 lltlSTOL I
'"·' 041 SUNFLOWU .,, ..... , HUNTIN$TON HACH >OI W. 4TH ST. UO·lUJ
HAOOlt CINTU CENTU ICI J.Jt45 SOUTH COAST rl.AL(
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ALL ABOARD-Ready to travel to the varloua facilltle1, supported by the Har·
bor Auxlllary, South Coast Child Guidance Clinic, are (left to right) Mrs.
w~e Slocum and Mrs. Anne Ford, a provisional. All new members Will be
given the orientation tour Tuesday, April 23.
Provisional Work
Orientation Day Circled
Provisionals of Harbor
Auxiliary, S o u t h C o a s t
Child Guidance Clinic will
be given orientation instruc-
tions on what is required of
them for the corning year
and a tour of the various
faclllties where members
volunteer their tfme.
The day designated is
Tuesday. AprU 23. Jt will
begin with an inspection of
the Treu\U'ea 'n Tririteta
Thrift Shop-the llfe line for
the auxiliary' s Coal to fi·
nanclally ald the clinic
which belpa Orange CO\Dlty
emotionally dlaturbed chJl·
•
dren and thelr parents.
Mrs. Berk McCollum,
chalrman, will explain the
method of operation and ac·
qualnt the new members
with merchandise In the
French Quarter and the
main body of the shop.
Afterward, they will trav-
el to the clinic wbere Dr.
Maurice Kaplan, director
and bead psychiatrist1 will
allow tbtm tOe avaDablt fa-
cillti., Md equipment.
1.-cb WUl M Mrved ID UM Udo hJt home al Mu.
Jack Hamilton. Mrs. J . O'·
Hara Smith, membership
chairman, ls coordinating
the $Ctivities. Aulating her
are the Mmes. Wayne Slo-
cum, Jack Hirsbon and
Harry Kemp.
New members are the
Mmes. Edwin LewiJ, Lil·
Uan White, James Shaffer,
Victor P . Cianflone, Carl
Pearlston, Charles H. Brad-
ley, S. N. Stangl, John Ma-
jorls, Roy E. June, William
Shinto, Martin D. Flab..erty.
R o b e r t Hetzel, Dennis
Monte. A. S. Armstrong,
Murray Cbotiner, Bertram
Tesman, J . W. Han1aon Jr.,
Anne Ford and Hart Hick-
man .
HERE'S WHAT THE
EASTER BUNNY BROUGHT!
CLEARANCE
• • •
~OFF
••• OnA.Special Group Of
Women'• Shoe•.
Foot FlaiT-Joyce-Delmar-
225 E. 17th St.-Costa Mesa .. ..... c... ..,... S.fe • ., • 1llrffty .,,..
•
· . ·. .. . . .. . ... . .
Rancho V-1ejo Woman's Group ,
New Club Weighing
Philanthrop .ic Projects
1'$tNDtetlwt h 0 01
AJbert S 1 t to a OlDdren's
Home .... Plor-.ce Ctit.
.... Home ... t 0
~ti the DtWIY form·
ed Recbo Viejo Woman · s
Clab1 metdDt ,......, in
Dem QuixGte1 IAilare World.
Tbt dub wW Mlect a
pbildlropJ to lappart in
MaJ. Othwt belDc 000-
adered .-. the South Coast
auid Guidance ClbUc and
South CGUt Ccmmunity
H09pital.
Mn. WW.am Rog a I .
memben:lip cbalrmao, said
the club DOW bM a tout o(
rT membss. All women in
the M1u6on Viejo and sur-
roundlae areas .. brrited
flo join, lhe ~ Fureber
~may be ob-
tained by uBlnC her at
837-1985.
Organized Jan. 30, the
group is affiliated with
Orange Oi&trlct. California
Federation of W o m e n ' s
Clubs. Sedioot within It in-
clude arts and crafts,
bri~e. garden and 1oarmet.
Service projedl, adopted
in March, inclade the
efteN\Wnent of • yOUlllb
empio,fmeut ..mce la coe-Junctioa W'lth M1llioD Viejo
B.lth~
Books Opened
For Women
Memben allo have decld·
eel fG ipOalOr • booth .t the
upco!IDbiC Clnco de Mayo
nnta .. take place in
Mlllkll Viejo OCl May 5.
Praeta fram the boetb wW •
be CODtrtbUt.d fG the Mil-
lioa Viejo Rllh School PTO, sponaara ol tbe day-long Boob, a CreaUve Force
celebraUoo. in the Home will be the sub-
la addMioa. Mn. James Jed ol Chriltopber Creely's
ROICb hal . volu&eered to t a 1t b e f o r e C o a s t
supervile a Candyltrlpen Homemakers tomorrow at
cbaipCer to sene South Cout t :30 a.m. in the Youth OommonitJ BolpJtal. Center, Corona del Mar.
So dNpl So ~k:kl So..,..... ~'a pie le lavllh._
10 IOft and bouftcy ,,0.. ...... lo Pie -*Int Oft cloudll ~ flbet'a
Fomel •.. ,..UIMC, lol19 ....... ...., ~ C*'8 tor, inc4hl)f00t Ind
end 00" ... ,.....1c.A~1tc.p.t'._~lmielslhe
._,,.,e route t'OM c..,.i to fonMI. Yo.I'll to"'8 IMng witll ill
A receat meeUq o1 the Creely wbo tw operated a
GarcWn Secdon featured an book store 1n Costa MeA for
lllUltn&ed t&lk oe t b e eiebt yean wu a former
&menca ot Tna bJ Paul ICbool teacber and IOdal
Colburn, -pr9lideDt oi Mrrice worker. ma 1amD,y ,. ... .--d b bu been In the book Mllinl
Ill•: 4'7 ·n t111tn?1 $9.95
Olllr --. ,.a ................... ........... ,,,.,
tbe Calfornla A u u o n buslneas for folD" ,.._. .. ~tdeut of the Lellure Uona in California.
World Bird Club, be waa a Mn. Albert Eichler heads
teacher in California Scbooll _the_lunc __ beo_n _co_mm_i_tt_tt._
far 31 yearc and received a
merit ftard for Comerva·
tioo ID EducMbl frClm tbe
Ca 11 forala Ccmervation
Oouncll.
The DAILY PILOT
Coven Boating
Costa Mesa
Pllone 548-5131
PELARGONIUMS
-JUMPIN~
GERANIUMS!!
.
GERANIUMS-
IN llULL aooM
In their complete
color range. Easy to
grow for spring and
summer bloom. Old fashioned favorites •nd new
hybrids in all their blooming glory.
Brilli•nt reds, vibrant pinks, excit-
ing or•nge, pure whites. Use in --~,..,..,.
planters, pots, or plant in the
ground as borden or b.ds. Oo41b-
WEED CLINIC
a.k.tenduprlght
fnM1. M.tny varieties.
Excellent for shade.
Strone plants.
~s 59~
TUIEIOUS BEGONIA PLANTS
W• lie•• -40..,. I ri•rt.4
fQen, I• lldl the ltielli .. I·~
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........ , d" "' .... .... .. '4ff. Ow .. -lllfti ~Hilty,
39'1ACH 6 POI 2.19
WINE BARRELS
Sell,, hM•Y Nk staves, 1tu~y ste•I bends. luilt to I.st
for y•ar• -Exc•llent for specimen plant.rs, for trHS a
shrubs. 25" outside di•meter.
5.49
BEAUTIFUL
.AZAI&
Sr!CIAL ftRIClS 8000 THRU SUNDAY, APRIL 21ST
HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. t A.M. 10 6 P.M. SUNDAYS 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
4 ..
larHr llY~;-__________
•
COSTA MESI
CALL 54W525
e laYlah ._
The liber'a
'Pf001 •nd
trawls tti.
Ing with 1U
>.95
Dr Bid.
tesa
1-5131
lN.
ANNE LOUISE SCOTT
Belli to Ring
September Nuptials
Told by W.A. Scoffs
Our Lady Queen of Angels Church, Co-
rona del Mar, will be the setting for the Sep.
tember wedding of Anne Louise Scott and __ . Ch.arJ.as Eugene Ort.man
Parents of the newly engaged couple are
the Warren A. Scotts of Corona del Mar and
tbe Wi,Jliam R. Ortmans of Berkeley.
The bride-elect, a 1964 National Charity
.League debutante, is an alumna of Newport
Harb<r High School and will graduate in June
with a BA in EngUah from the University of
Santa Clara.
The beoedlct..to-be was a student at St.
Mary's High School, Berkeley and graduated
from Santa Clara with a major in English.
He is now doing graduate work in Eng-
lish at California State College llt Hayward
and is working as a patrolman for the Berke-
ley Police Department.
Move Over T elest~r,
Here Comes the Krewe
All systems are 'go' for
the Myst.jct Krewe o f
Komm who will launch its
t968-69 social 9efi90D next
Saturday.
A Trip to Outer Space will
be the party theme, IChedui·
ed for 8:30 p.m. In the
Garden Grove home ol Dr.
and Mrs. Harmon Ward.
The decor will feature
visits to three planet&. One
room will represent the red
planet Mars with flalhing
red lights and f l y i n g
saucers. AnotJher w 111
simulate a cavern on Venm
with blue lighting an d
stalactites and atalagmites.
Jupiter will come into view
with green lights and &pace
dust.
taken by 1he clllb's new
sociai chainun Michael
Trujillo ol Garden Grove.
Assieeing wittl deco!-ations
and food 8l'e members of
ttie King'. Klub (board ol
directoH) and their wives,
the Me8111!'8. and Mmes.
Thomas Wilde, president;
Robert Reines, ca p t a i n ;
Th o m a s Sullivan, mem-
bership; Merrill Hastings,
protoool; J<Jbn Oochreoe,
e n t e r t a i n ment; Nick
Paoliseo, ~. a n d
Edwin QmOy.
Newly elect.ed officers for
1968 include Trujillo, Dr.
Thomas Coad, hist.orian and
publioity, Dr. W i 11 J a m
Grant, HCretary, a n d
Robert Mehrmallll, property
chairman.
tbutscfay, April 18. 1968 DAJL V ll'ILOT J 7
Stanford Alumn i Go
'Up, Up and Away' Bride's Father , Brother
Perform Wedding Rites It will be "Up, Up and
Away" to the Musk Cemer
for approximately 200 mem-
bers of tt>e Orange County
Stal:lfOC'd Clllb on Suoday.
April 21, when t h e
university's men's glee club a ordlestra will b e
pet'fonnlng i:o a ~ witb
the 90'al"ing name.
After three vears on tour
t!he 51).volce chorus and 21-
piece orchestra will pre.sent
a ~usioal V>al'iety review in
the Ahmanson Theater.
Alumoi and friiet:lds of
Stanfo1d are invited b.y tile
school's music patrons to
meet tbe stu~ in the
troupe at a reception and
cast party following the
show.
Charles E. HirS<.-11 Of
l..ai\lD:J Beadl iS cb<man
of the Ora.nae Couoty ~Y.
and assistlog ls M r 1 .
MidMel W. Kilgore of
Tultin.
who ha~ beeo ad-~ i ge County bi&tl ldM>a1
mi and will enter tbe ,; ·
emty ttris fall ril at-fi .
tend tfle p e r C o r m a u c •
following a get-acquainted
gathering in t.he Huntington
Bea.di home of John E.
Jordan.
Assisting with the party
are lWndell B. RaM.on,
Ne-wport Beach, aod J<ihn L.
R i c h a r d s o n , Oracge.
Richard N. Pauley o f
Newport Beach Is president
oI the sponsoring Stanford
Club of Orange Cou!l'ty.
PATRIC IA HELIN
Summer Rites
t>uring a double rill«
ceremoo:y. pet'fotmed by
her father and ~. the
Revs. Wa)ter aod Bob
KOl"J)&L9ec, in toe First
AtiSembly of God Church;
S&onta Ana , Janice
Kornelsen became the bride
of Edwart L. Moriarty.
The bride, also the
daughter of Mrs. Waltei-
Kornelsen of Cost.a Mesa,
was given in mMTi.age by
her father. She wore a satin
~mpire sheath with chootiHy
l'ace. crystal sequins and
Reed pearl trim. Her of(-the-
sb.oulder coat farmed ber
chapel train.
Musicians Scan · Scale
For Recital Program
Patricia Heli n
Wi ll Ma rry
M. J. McMillin
Attending as maid of
honor was her sister. Carol
Kornelsen, while
bridesmaids were R u t h
Butler, Jud}' Bartel, Audrey
Olsen and Betty Kornelsen. The betrothal of Patrfcia They wore pink empire
Helin and Michael Jay sheal:bs and carried long·
McMillin bas been revea•ed stemmed red roses. MRS. E. L. MOR IARTY
San Francisco Honeymoon Two area singers will be
presented during a recital
program at 2 p.m. Sunday.
ApriJ 21. in B o w e r s
Museum. Santa Ania.
Sopranos Mrs. .I o h n
dlU'ing the staite COf)vention
in .July.
There is no admissiOfl
charg~ for ttle recital anct
the public is welcome, ac·
cording to Mrs. Leona
Roberts, teacher.
by her parenlc;, Mr . and The bridegroom, son of
Mrs. Frank E. Helin of Mrs. William Cheney of
Corona del Mar. Parker. Ariz.. asked
The newly engaged couple Norman Yoder lo be his Stilwell. Judy Epperson. College. Springfield. Mo.
will exchange their wedding hest man. Guests were Jodi Ruby .. Jan Jonnson and Her husband attended
pledges Nig. 24, in St. ushered 10 their seats by Ronnle McGraw. Orange Coast College and
A n d Tew• s Presbyterian .John Kogler, Barry Mason, The bride. a graduate of Ute University ol Oregon. Fnster, HunW!gtoo Beach.
aild Miss Judith Arm.strong.
a music major at Orange Coast College, will be joined _...,..,.,..~,_ ..... _.
Church. Jack Hofman and Mike Reedley Joint Union High Upoo their return mm
Brown. Rene Olsen was the School. attended Hill~t their San Fl'anci.sco hooey· Miss Helin w a 1 a flower girl, Clleryl and Dar-h()meco.......... pr;"""""" at School in Nigeria: Soot:hem moon. the new Mr. tlJd Mrt • ........ e. .. .....,.,.. relyn Ar:lick served as at the recital by M~s.,
Carmen Easton, Garden
Grove, pi'amst.
MlM Arm s t,rong , a
member of tile Ooncert
Chorale 'Whi~h will· tour
N<Jl'lthern Caliiomia next
The ·Tee
Tattler
C del •-<.--u~td, School California Colle~. Costa Moriarty will reside in San· orona ll'UJ nrfi'• ca11dleli..tt.ters1 "'"d Le e ..... ill t•--..a ri.1:L..-• ""' °'' Mesa, and Central Bible ta Ana. <>~1u w a Lei'IU V<UUwma Park was the soloist. 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Slate College at Long Beach Assisting at the reception JI
next fall. in the church ·haU were ~
The benedicl-elecl, son of Mary Kenper. Pam Han· ~ft EXCLUSIVE "•
mootti, )., a soloist at ttie t9'11'1!!Wl~i.:!"-#'''<!9Mlli!W''"....,._
Mrs . DUJ'l('an McEwan of oock. Suzanne Henk I e y. )O COIFFURE STYLISTS ')• Newport Beach and Claud Chris Clark. B a~r bar a ~ ~
McMillin of Malibu. is an ---------~o EVEfl!.l~S IY APPQ,jNTMENT •N -Xitst Presh.yterjan Church,
Westminster.
She won tb1rd place in tile
Sach Festival competition
and in the vocal division oC
last year's Souttlwestern
Youth Music Festival in
Long Bead!.
Mrs. Foster. wtlo has soog
for many area organiza-
ti<mS, was evaluated at the
ninth-year level for the
Music Teachel'S' Associ-atioo
of Califomia and w i l l
perfurm at a master class
Convention
Systems Go
Mrs. Russell Pauon and
Mra. Bruno Bravo will at-
tend the annual convention
of San Oreo District
B~ and Professional
Women's Clubs as delegates
ol the Huntingtori Beach
BPW.
Theme of this year's con-
vention, taking place SaCur·
day and Sll.Dday, April 20
and 21, in the San· Clemente
Inn, will be All Sy&tems Go
-Phase IV, Mission Ac·
comp tis~.
Highlighting the two-day
session will be the Young
Career Women Speak-OC!,
election and inst.allation of
offioen, and a ~h by
Mrs. Norma Yocum, BPW
member and former mayor
of Alhambra.
San Oreo Dirtrict is com-
prised of San Bernardino
and Oran~ Oounties and ls
a member of the California
Federation of BPW Clubs.
fEdllor's Nott: A column of worr•n"
::' 1i:'1b:.f\." P~~~lPf:•~.:~" .~~~
alumnuslWCdM Hlgtr~cn~~--------.,_.,---~ ""'
enrolled at CSCLB where he •Ask Andy' 2750 H.tl« llff. -C.... w-/os..
for iht week, plff• mall tllem lo P.O. &o• tl60, Cosio Meu. Tllev must be '" ceiv..i by MO!>~v.l
is a junior. Reilt1e11tt.1 sw. •f CelJete Celltet
540-U47
IRVINI COAST UDllS' OAY WINNE•S -Ne! Plus ~~~.•· J~;'\!;,.lf''',' ~~': ~'r:!"vi>~~~'r LIPP. 110; Class 'l, tilt Mmu . Roberl Ar110ld, 1021 W. R. Mlrtm1. IO•; litbl!r
Kids Li ke to NightOwls 1~=~~~~~~~~~~
~:r:::•··,oe'i01l1~1·~·~r1. ~~11. '1:1': Mar .. n1 Musser, 109; Class 0 , 1111 ~~; .,.,.t)f!:::' Tr~~~.'1;•. 110; llov
J~~·~~cr:~ 'iJ~:: A,d::.•,,M~~;
Mel Foulk, l21 J.R. lonolev. Miss
Marian P1rks. J.IVJ; Class II. Ille
Mmes. JamesTavlot. JO; NHI Gortv,
311 Ja1eph s1omi..vo11. J11;,1 Cltrlt
Somers, Ed Rlddle, ll'"I CIHs C, !he
M-.. DOil Lenk. 26\li; C:.rl Hllklren. :io•.r,: J. w. Pons, Cllarl•• Andres, l2:
Roger Poole. J2; Clau o. !he M.,,.1,
Orvld Sclllelds. 301 S.m ICeves, O. G.
sueu. llen Hntwlnklt. JtYr1 John
Jacobi. 33.
Senior Citizens
C o mm~it1, Recreatio~
ce'nter !fD 'Costa Mesa is the
scene of activity when Costa.
Mesa Senior Citizens meet
rat 11 a .m. every Tuesday.
Wending
Southward
Members of Night Owls of
Newport Beach's Hoot 'n
Holler Roost will board
buses Sunday. April 21. at
7:30 a.m. and wend their
way U> San Diego.
A San Diego roost will
escort the area c r o w d
through historic W h a I e y
H6t1se and to the luncheon
sitlP.
Those taking the trip will
gather at the Senior Citizens
Recreation Center.
VAST PARKING IN REAR
BOB'S
IAltGAIN CENTH
10 1.m.·4 p.m.
Fri. Nite1 till
8:30
1812 Newport Bl., Costa Mesa
Quality Brand Names
than Dlscouttt Prfas
lower
Fri.-Sat .-Sun.-Mon.
SCINTED-IN CANS
Guide for the out.er spece
tour will be Radcliff the1.===================;.,I CANDLES Re9. 49c
rLASTIC-'Ol PICNIC 011 IAllllCUI Robot. a real walking,, talk-
ing robot designed and built
by the Ward family. 116usic
will be provided bly his
brother. Bruce. a coin-
eating mechanical monster.
SurV'i vors of ttle trip will
be treated to a midnight
buffet of Martian hen (fried
chicken), Jupiter root g
(potato salad). moon meat
(cold cuts)., and Saturn
saJads (~ relishes
and salads).
Krewe members are in-
vited to come ~ as
spacerpen o r earthlings.
Reservlltions are be in (
Proceeds Buy
Equipment
Proceeds from Newport
Beach Fire Department's
Ladies Auxill1.ry'1 fuhion
1bow, totalling '291.11 w11
presenum to Lou Barris,
coordJnator o f volunteer
services. Orange County
Medical Cen~. ·
The funds will be uffd to
purchased needed equip-
ment for the burn ward.
Presentation "as made by
Mrs. Al Haskell and Mn.
Tom Dailef.
---Secreferie1
At &:a> p.m. every aecond
1burtda, women of Bahia Ob.apter o( National
Seci«arlea • Auociatlon Tn·
ttrnatioaaJ as1emble In dlf·
ferent locatloas to attend
meettn11. Mn. SaUy Flem·
tnr al 173.&W> mey be
Half
Choose from
the you,...t,
pretti..t,
11fmrnett ind
MOST EST
tt.11 .. 1 ..
In the
entire
leach Ar ...
from $15.00
Sizes
lfDS
141/t. 261/t
,, • 20
~ Nor's HALF·SIZE--SHOP
1 IOJ Newport l tw.,
C..• Meet "V• ........... flf lM ..,...,.
"°""~ f:~ •• 5:30 ,rWt, te 9:00
.... u.o. ........... ,........
t.lepboaed tor tnrormatiOQ. ·-----------------
,, •
.... -----..-.-----
T AILECLOTHS Special
WIDl-fOll PAW
HEAD BANDS Ret. 59c
comRTONI
JELLO MOLDS R9'. 1.19
..USTIC-SIT Of I
CLOTHES HANGERS Reg. 98c
llAUTIPULLY OICOUTlD
BATHING CAPS leCJ. 1.98
..... sm IN .," PACIC
COASTER SET Re9. 98c
UNAT Of IPICIAL
LADIES PANTYHOSE 1u1111t 2 ,,, 1.18 ea.
&.Atta SLlmLISS WASHAIU I MIT
ILOUSES Req. 1. 91
JIWILIY Oil c1•um1-H.., c....i '" , .. ,v
BOXES Reg. $35 to $50 $15.00
W1ffl H_.. & Ceftr-Mafty U... unun BUCKET .... s 1. 98
LADllS H T TAIL
COM!IS Re9. 2Sc
MOllTUllll ... LOTION-I 0 ...
SOFSKIN Re9. 75c
,., H_. It l -4y I LllWft U
MIN'S POCCIT
C~MBS Req. 25c
Allall 1nu H Y-fUlftft II
DEODORANT Re9. S 1.29
MIN'S HIAYY-Lu.W Hell4'
WORK GLOVES R~. S 1.49
l9cea.
77c ea.
ITAUAN •LASS-Alltf""9 ,...,..._, cw-All WlrH
HANGING LAM'5 • "~ $9.50
CUAl-0.-'t T ...... 11n S,..W
KWICK -WRA.P . 100 "· IOLL 1 Sc
12 PACI AU.. NIP'OSI
~PONf;f'S. Req. 98c
WP•"D I Llllllt U
--.co• Dt000tm1
11\12 NEWPORT ILVD., COSTA MESA
,HONI 646-7167 -644-7161
VAST PARKING IN lEAI
PARTY
PEASANT
Black is the big
news for spring from
Suz. This deJightfully
feminine peasant dress
is made up of yards of
fully lined voile Md accent-
ed at wrist and bus t with red
embroidered trim. Party per-
fect in late P.M. or evening.
Comes also in Lime: site.s & to
13. 20.00
COSTA MISA
170 I. I 1th St.
i41·1%U
S. COAST 'l.AZA
HJl l•llol
145·llH
rl
IALIOA ISLA ND
10' Mt•l~• Au.
61M)00
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OUT AT SECOND -New York Yankee third base-ma,n Mite Ferraro wu tossed out at second base
Wedne9dq nlebt. Jim Fregoai handles the play
while Bobby Knoop bacb up the play. The
Yankees won, ~2, despite a ninth-inning Angel
rally. The two clubs go at it again tonidll
~poru in Brief
'.;-,:Stnrdust Classic Opem;
·:.;;Powell Likes A's Park
VEGAS, Ne.v-~· SlaokelliJIC
and risiilg temperature• today
~-25 titleb-01dioj pro goUers
ey teed off in the first round of
72~bole, $150,000 Tournament of
pi-Ons.
s gusted to 35 miles per hour
pradice rounds Wednesday.
the weattierman promised relief
•eezes and tempera.tures rising in·
e 70s over tM Stardust Country
course.
Ca aper, the slenderlied San
-o pro, drew the favorite's role altiou'*1 he never bas won di.fa event ii 11 t r 1 e s. He was l I s t e d by
odclilmders at 4·1 on the strength ol
Ide cool putter that woold be less al·
~by winds. Bot even Casper has had trouble on
fie desert. He dedicated a plaque
Weiilnesday at the 15th hole wbeTe he
dl01ed an 11 last year.
Defending champion Fraok Burd.
9o birdied the final bole in 1967 to nip
Afbold Palmer by ooe stroke for the
tilie, was r.ated high among tbe betting
fraternity in this gamblers' paradise.
Boog'• Bomer
OAKLAND -Baltimore'• Boog
Mell sayt tile new Oakland Col-
-., la a ldt&er'a park. but bt1 team· ii* Dave McNaDy m1de I t
lmethl11i lea tlalD thlt for the new
"Tiie ball 1eem1 to carry well here,"
,.._ PtweO after 1le MCked a homer
._..11elpecl Ute Orioles to a f-1 victory
• tlae Oaltlaad A&bleUea In Ute first pla}ff fl tlJie MW edifice. "I'd
te plaJ Mre all Ute dnte."
.. MeNally; wt.. limited Ute
A&Mntea t. two bits, udentudably
~ .. _ advantages ftr &be
,tr'llen. •1 dn't Udllk tllere'D be ny cheap
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Are• Glrb Vie
Two Orenge Coast #el aqua stars •
... iD Pituburgtl, Pa., today 1or COM·
petition In the national AAU women's
COUl'M IWimminl and diving
~at 'me. Pool
Simml o1 SouUl wguoa Beacll.
national ~· diving champlCJll\
finilbed 12th W49det 90 ....-.. one·
meter event
And Corooa del Mar High School's
Tooi Hewitt ia the favorite in the 200-
meter butterfly event -an event in
whidl she bold& the A m e r 1 c a n
women's outdoor record.
B•Bcott A•~d
NEW YORK -Sport Maiullle ln
aa edttorlal Wecllleaday uked that the
Ulll&ed States withdraw from u.e Mn·
leo aty Olympln If Sod Africa ••
allowed to partldpate.
"We 1ay t II a t u De vote .. D • t
rewrsed, U SoaU, Afrka • allowed to
keep It. place tn the Olymplca, «Mn
tbe Ullted S&atea 11bould rellnqalall lta
place," 1114 the editorial.
'll9e eseaUve committee of tile
bten&Uoul Olympic C o m m I t t e e
meet. ID UaallDe, SwttRrlHd, this
weekend to couider reqaeata for
a.ao&ller vote of tile f1lll IOC OD the ad·
mf111loa of So'!rtll Afrtc1.
Sport llllfuiae baa a drculatton of
over a m.1lllo1.
Ttc0 N'91at Tllu
NEW YORK -Los Angeles will
play at St. Louis and Green Bay will
be at Dallas in two nationally televised
games on Monday nigbta in the Na·
tlonal Football League. acconling to
the 1968 schedule released today.
Those games will be two of six to be
televised nationally by the Columbia
Broadcasting System during t h e
regular season. All other games will
be shown regionally.
WOLVES, GENERALS
IN 1-1 DEADLOCK
PASADENA (AP) -The Loa
Angeles Wolves and New Yort
~nerah battled to a 1·1 tie Wed·
oeaday night in a North American Soc·
cer League pme before 2. 718 at the
Rose Bowl.
Dietei' Pereau ol the GeneraJJ open·
ed tbe scoring after 13:~. Carlos
~dterl tied the game for the Wolves
in tbe Gnd n:doote of play.
Edwards Asks
For 'Black Man'
As U.S. Coach
STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) -Black
Power luder Harry Edw~ t.old U.
~. ~ 1fact coach Payton Jordan
W~esday he shool<f resign and "put
a black man in .filere."
The San Jose State professor made
his remarlr4 during a face-t~face con-
. frontation with the goldeo baited Stan-
ford tract coacfl at a meeting
sponsored by ~ Staolord Black stu·
dent Unioo.
"We're asking for a coach who's a
human being. Tbi'3 cat isn't," Edwards
said.
Boos were heard from a
predominantly white aud.ieooe of about
600 students when Edwards said that
Jordan "is not respected by his tum
here."
Jordan list.ened quietly and a t-
tentively during the session in wbicb
each maa spoke for 20 minutes and
ansftred questions for another 20.
"AU athletes, particularly blacks.
can be admired for their ac·
complisbments as men. They are a
source of pride and respect to tvery
American who has watched them
perform," Jordan said.
JO'l"dan also bailed Jesse Ownes as
Nle "greatest Olympian in bJstory"
and caUed Ralph Boston, "a credit to
his nee, h.i.s country and athletics."
"We've gotten past the Jesse Owens
generation," Edwards said of the
Negro star who won three individual
gold medals at the 1936 Olympics.
"It's nol necessary to document
black athletes' records ... if ft is
necenary to run the 100 in less than 10
98Conds to be recognized as a human
being, tihen there are a 1-0t of whites
who wouldn't be ~ a& peo-
ple."
Edwarda 1dded that • "wtlite coaches
never try to PfC*ct the bt.anan rights
of athle~."
"Talk with my rwvJer,," Jordan
said.
''I don't thi.nk I'm a racist or bigoted
coach.'' Jordan aaid. "t treat all my
boys as fairly * pc>Mible."
Edwards baa called for black
adlle~ to boycott the tJmjed St.ates
Olympic team this year.
!Jtaver Top Seed in Britain
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Angels. Throw FV Star
Against Pesky Yankee·s
By EARL GUSIUY .. _..,,.. ...
'lbe Angels llell't ·oil to wbat )'OU
wouJd interpret • a l'OUiQ& It.art
They tent 21,509 fl.DI home in nlwY
11 degree weather Wednuclay DiOt.
grousing over their clab'a S.S bome
opener k>aa to tbe Yant ...
Still In tearcb ol their Udrd will to
lix tries, the Aqela wUl try apin
against tbe New Ycrten et 8 tonlCbl
Jim McGloeblln, for ba1f a aeuon
last yew the best ,Ptdler ln tbe
Winner Pla1• LA
D-Day Arrives Friday
For· Celts, Philadelphia
BO~N (UPI) -The entire Na-
tional Butelball Association 6eason
comes down t.o ooe iame Friday night
between the title-favored Philadelphia
76ers and their aged but williDg Boston
Celtic cba.Dengers.
The Eastern Division championship,
aod with it the role of heavy r~worite
in the NBA playoff finala aaainst Lo6
Angeles, will be eettled when the
teams tangle in the seventh and final
game in their best-of-seven series at
Philadelphia.
It was set up Wednesday night when
-the Celtics, who -0nce dominated the-
pro basketball sporf, took a 114-106
victory.
The decision, betore 14,780 fans at
Boston Garden, deadlocked the series
al three wins each and Wt the Celtics
only one victory 5bcJrt of an un-
precedented comeback. No NBA tNm
has ever fallen behlnd1 three games t.o
one and come back lO win a seven· aame set.
But !Mre was still a crucial win to
go and 76er coach Alex Hannum was
confident when be remarked, "we
worked all seuon long getting the
home court advantage. We've still got
it."
The so-oalled home court advantage
has been anything but that 1r these
eastern finala, however, 1 inc e
Philadelphia already hes been beaten
twice at home and the Celtics got
decked twice at the G'lrden.
• 0.pt. John Havlicek, who led the
'Woston .. attack with 2.8 points, 10 re·
bounds and 8 assists over a grueling .a
minutes, admitted the Celtics can't al·
ford to get tired.
"When we were down 3·1. the only
thing we thoogbt about was that if we
KINGS, MINNESOTA
IN SHOWDOWN
INGLEWOOD (UPI) -Veteran
Terry Sawchuk is expected to be in the
Loe Angeles goal tonlgbt when the
Kings take on the Minnesota North
Start in h final game of a best-of·
seven Stanley Cup play()(f series.
Coach Red Kelly uaed rookie Wayne
RuUedae u the K.ines' fO&lie in fib•
last two cootftts of the Natiooal
Hockey Lea.gue Western Divition
eemifinal series.
The North Stars evened the series
Tuesday night 'With a 4-3 overtime vie·
tory at Minneapolis.
All of Minnesota's wiM have been
come·from-behind effort.a. The North
Stars' triumph Tuesday came alter
the K:l.ngs held a 3-1 lead.
Millne$0la also bas come back after
Los Angeles took e 2--0 series lead.
The winner will meet the victor of
the Philadelphia-St. Louls series. That seriea also rs tied at three wins apiece.
It will be settled at PhHadelphia
tonight.
During the regular season, the
N«th Stars enjoyed • 6-Z.2 record
•tal.nst tbe Kings.
could get the next one in Pbilaile}pbla.
we were due to win one at home and
tie it up. Now it's a one.game series
when anything can happen," he said.
The CeWcs staggered to l b e
Wednesday night triumph despite a
fantastic shooting performance by
Philadelphia's Hal Greer. He collected
40 points by hitting on 15 of 24 floor
shots and ten for U from tbe foul Une.
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Far Off Fences
Ruin Dodgers;
Phils Win, 3-2
PHil..ADELPHlA (AP) -The of.
flclal meaSW'emer:t oi deep center
field at Philadelphia's Connie Maclc
Stadium is listed as 447 feet from
home plate.
That, JD-Ore than anything else, is the
reason the Phillies were able to take a
J.2 decision over the Loa Aneeles
Dodgers and Don Drysdale to break a
six.game losing streak Wednero.y
nlgtlt.
The Dodgers trailed 3-2 when, in tbe
Dodfler Slate
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Aprlf 22 -DodMrs •I l'ltbburwll. J :OO Kl"I ('411
eighth inning, two men got on with on·
ly ooe out. Pmladelphia starter Woody
Fryman was on the mound and his
manager Gene Mauch went out to talk
to him.
But Mauob decided to stay with hls
28·year~ld left-hander and almost
before Mauch bad reached the dugout,
Jim Lefebvre hit Fryman's first of.
feJi.ng deep to center.
In most ball parks, the &hot would
have been a home run and the
Dodgers would have had a 5-3 lead.
But the ball bad to eo 447 feet and then
clear a wall oi about 20 feel It didn't.
Tony Gonzales caught the loog out,
leaping with his back inches from the
fence, and the Dodgen went down.
Los Angeles gets today ot1, then
opens a four.game set with the New
York Mets on Thursday.
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Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lott Pct. GB Won Lost Pct. GB
Minnesota 6 0 1.000
Detroit S I .&13
Baltimore :l 2 .000
Boston :l 3 .500 Oewland 3 3 ,S(Xj
Oatlaod 3 3 .500
Callf omia 2 4 .333
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tbret-tor-four nleht, ruct Reichardt
•lucied • tape meuure home run and
Rlck a.rt pltd>ed a four-bitter
lroqh eight itnlngs.
Of the latter's performance, U:iPI*'
Bill Ripley waa uk:ed alterward It M
Wll aatitfled with Qark's abowint.
"SMiafled? Blank, it WU a1JilOlt
perfect Be wu a Uttle wild in the ear-
ly part ol tbe tame but after that
pltcned • helluva aame. It was juat Cl~ night for us, that's all,.
'Ibe goat botns wer. awarded t.o Jtm Freaoe, who committed two errora at
tbort:9top. The final boo-boo WU & wlJd ttnw to first ln the eigbUl innJq tbaf
allowed Mickey Mantle to ICU'e New
Y ork'a Second run. ·
FrelCSi had • dlaDee to redelm
blmtelf in the ei&tith with a man oa
bue but ltruck out to end 1be bmiJIC.
Reidmdt really jumped Oil OD1 bf
the mnth, alter Jhru1Ue ltan had ~·
ed. The ay-bigb clout canied over the
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That made it 3·2.
Schaal followed with 111 one-out single
to get everyone excited but pinch bit-
ter .Bubba Morton ended it with • dou·
ble play grounder.
'lbe victory went to obscure Stan
Bahnsen, a U.year·old rlghthander
wbo is looked upon ~ a future
Adlerlcan ~ague star by bis boss ~Houk. ---
"He would've bad a ereat ye• for
us last year. but be repirled late out
of the service then came up with a bid
bact. He finished up lit Syracuse and
really pttched well tbe last five weeks
of the season.
"He can throw harder than he did
tonight. I wasn't goinc to let him go more than six iminp but he wasn 't throwinc many pltobes ao I let mm
go."
Houk: yanked Bah.men as soon •s
~chardt connected in tM ninth. Joe
Verl>anic pitched to Morton.
· Rigney summed It up: "In a game
where both pltchers are tough you
have to play perfect -we didn't."
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MINCHER RETURNS
TO HOSPITAL
ANAHEIM -First bueman Don
Minch« of the California Aniels, Jn.
jured a week ago, has re-entered the
h~tal.
Mincher, who led Ule A n g e 1 • in homers with 2.5 and RBI with 76 lut
1eason, entered St. Joseph's H~tal
Wednesday aft« complalnlng o C
diu:Lness.
The big slugger was struck oo the
right dleek by a Sam McDowell pitch
in the second game of the seuon al
Cleveland.
"I don't know how long he'll be out
-all I know js that we really miss
him,'' lllkf Clalif omia Manager Bill
Rigney.
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• INTRODUCING 'THE BUGETTA' -Costa Mesa's
Jerry Eisert reflects pride as he shows off his inno-
vation for the auto market -the Bugetta. Althougb
the product has not been advertised, he already has
orders for 500 vehicles.
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Set Pace Irvine Prelim • Ill
By ROGEB CARLSON °' ................
Result.a in the Irvine
Legue JWimmiDg prellms at
Corona del Mar went ac-
cording to form in most
cases, WedM.sdtJy. with host
Cor<ma del Mar domg most ot the damage ln the varsity
ev'ents.
The Seel Kings made the
best time kl bottl relays and
picked up six first places out
of the eight I n d l v I d u a I
events.
Broou Cro$8 &M Steve
Schwer were both double
winners for the hosts. Cross
did a 2: 11.0 in the 200 in·
dividual medley and came
back to take the 100 breast
in 1:09.8.
Schwer, meanwhile, wu
busy winning tt»e 200 free In
1:57.2 and tbe 400 free in
4:13.8.
Other winners for coach
Dave Mil l ovich's
powerhouse were M i k e
Allbright and Bruce Black
Altbright toured the 50
free in 23.2 and Black beat
out Allbrigbt and eo.ta
Mesa'• Dave Whitaker io
the 100 free with a &U.
Wbttaker and Allbright
~ve done better lb.al 51.0
previously.
Costa Meaa's Ohri.s Gam·
moo will return Fr.iday to
the finals at CdM at 3 p .• m.
with the best time in the 100
Dy. Ji1s 55.5 was over four
second better than ctle se·
cond place finisher.
Only other non-Sea King
to win in vlilrslty competition
was Estancla's D a v i d
DeGrasse.
DeGrasse won the LOO
back ,in 1:00.7 -a good three
and a ball counts better
than the rest of the field. y.......,
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Watch Out Me yers Manx-
Make Way for the Bugetta!
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of Ille o.l" l>lltf Slefl
AttentiOiitJruce "Meyers:
Make way for tM Bugett.a!
Meyers, the N e w po r t
Besch dune buggy pioneer
who manufactures the world
renowned Meyers Manx,
will now ha-ve to cont.end
with a competitor -right
here on the Orange Coast.
Jerry Eisert, 36-year-old
builder ol lndianapotla-type
racing cars, is going infu the
dune buggy business -a.i
enterprise that loolu like a
11uccess even before the first
machine ha rolled of1 the
assembly line.
··we haven't done one bit
of advertising on the project
and ab'eady I have 500
orders for the can," Ei&ert
sr.dd Wednelday, at bis
Costa Meea racing shop.
"'A Seattle auto leasing
company ha& ordered 206 ~
them to lease overseas. The
rest of tbe crders are from
individuals, apparently from
people who learned of our plannrom Word ofmoliUl."
While the Meyers Manx I.!
the ciol9est vehicle you could
compare Eisert 't prototype
t.o, there are major dif·
ferences.
"Meyers sells a kit,"
El!ert explained, 1'We're
going to een the COOlplete
car."
FM $498 yoo can buy a
Meyers kit that adapts to a
Volkswagen frame a n d
engine. 'lbe total investment
Is about •t,200.
Ebert's Bugett. will sell
for $2,995 complete.
"Our goal is to produce
2,<XX> uni.ts the first year.''
he says. "We'll hire about SO
people."
Meyen' bomUnt opera-
tion hu produced about
2,500 bQggies lince 1964. His
bu.siDeu has blossomed to
sudl an extent that he
rec&ntly moved Into a S0.000
Tars ' Wikox Swims
To Top in Rankings
Area swimming a c t i o n
was li mitlld due to the
Easter Vacation enjoyed by
Orange Coast area swim-
mer& with little l.n the way
of changes in tbe area swim
honor roll.
Jeff Wiko~. of Newport
Harbor bowewr, has taken
over tbe top spot in ttie 100
breast off his recent time of
t ·CY7.5 against Long Beach
Wilson.
Wilcox is the I on e
Newpo~ to dent the honor
roll dominated by Corona
del Mar.
'01raltY
1C!e Medlrt lhi.v -I C--dtl
Ml>r 1:•7.l 1. 1Ettenct1 1:'1' l. H-'l:"-4. 200 l'rM -1. Allbrl9hl ICclM) l:Sl.S
2. ~ ICclMl l:D.• J, WhlltUr
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.!O Fr" -I. W111t1ktf' ICMI 11 I 1. Donaldilaol (Marl 13 I 1 Allbrltfll
(CdMI tU. 200 llldlvldll81 IMdlev -I c,_
ICdMl 2:07.5 t. Ll9Mldt !Merl J:DU l . WllalX IHI t :l:U. 100 ,..., -I. Ga"""°" (Cll\) JU 1 Hotle IN) JU I. C,_ (CdMI J7' 100 FrM -I. Allbr19!1t (CdM) SO.S 1. 0.....ldtoll (Mir) Jl,O S. WMlaktr (CMl
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100 ltclt -1, ll-1111 (Marl Jf.l t. o.GruM II!) Jf.I 1 ._... IHI 1:00.S.
400 Fr .. -1. Scllwer ICdM) 4: •. 6 2. -.,11111tar ICMI 4:U.l S. Md)oNld (10
f''UO 100 llr ... I -1. Wiicox IN) 1 :11.S. l.
McClelltn ICdMl 1:07.1 3. OoodYN•
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Coming Ri verside Race
Attracts Top Drivers
Les Richter, a ~pound
t'\Jto racing prom•r wtio
showed lots ot emotion as an
all-pro linebacker for the
Los Ange~ Rams, is get·
ting ~ excited over the
U.S. Road Racing Cbam-
pionships seheduled f o r
April 27-28 at mvenilde
International Racewa1.
"Thi• it the best e~
we've bad at Rlvenide in
five yean," says Richter.
who ls the tNctt'1 general
maMg'er.
"This julllt l3n't enother
auto r«"t," Rtehter aaJd
Monday.
"The c:cmpetidon ls realty
going to be something for
this race. These will be the
ea.me can tblt race in the
Times Grand Prix and It
looks like it's anybody's
race.·•
Ricbter ~ld a press party
in A~im Monday night
and driver Lotbar Motstlen·
bache.r was a special guest.
The »-year-old German-
bom driver has fUed his en-
try for the race. aiong with
such drivers as M a r k
Donohue. Jim Hall. Chuck
Pttl"IClfte. hrry TitUI, Jerry
Grant and Skid Scott. Donohue is e f e n d I n g
champ.
Corona del Mar'" Dan
Gomey will pasa up this
yur-'s USRRC meet in
order to prepare full.tame
for lndlttu111polis.
Aquare foot factory in Foun-
tain Valley. just off the San
Diego Freeway.
Eisert u look.ing for a
similarly large plant in
Costa Mesa to lease.
"Our cars will h a v e
Monouque c h a s s l s , in·
dependent suspension, rack
and pinion s t e e r i n g ,
fibuglass bodies and
Corvair engines," he says. ·
"Wbi::le the cat" will have
many sport& car handling
feature!, we still like to
think of it as an off-the-road
vehicle."
He aaded that be expects
the first Bugett.a to be ready
for delivery in 30 days .
Elsert's first love. of
coune, is Indianapolis rac-
ing and he won't allow the
~ugel!t.a operation to in·
terf ere with it.
"I'm going to continue to
build Indy cars. What I'm
actually doing is forming
two separ* corporations.
My partner, Dick Hf.rt (a
Whittier attorney) wl11 ban·
die the Bugetta produotioo."
In addition to two Indy
cars he's cu.rreotly building,
Eisert has just ~pleted a
Formula A car thlt>will be
trucked to Denver today.
F or m u J a A can,
newcomers to the racl.ng
scene, are gasoline-burning
cars which ftigh no less
than 1,250 pounds and have
305-<:ublc inch engines .
He's building two cars for
the 1968 Indy show -hJs
own Eisert Racins
Enterprises special and the
Alan Green Special. Johnny
Rutherford will drive the
~rt Special but no driver
has been assigned to the
Gre-en car.
Sitting in his garage Is the
Harrison Special that c:rastl·
ed during the triab lilrt
year.
One of Eisert's racing
cars is worth about '60.000
on the open market.
Eisert has traveled a long
path s~ he opened a
speed shop in Montebello in
1949, just ~r graduating
from Montebello H i g h
School.
By the time he &old out his
Interest;., in the &peoed shop
In 1958. be bad five people
working for him. He then
went to work as Chief
Mechanic for the Arciero
Brothers race car builders
outfit in Montebello.
ln 1962 he worked as a car
builder for Frank Harrison
and buiJt 18 cm-s for him
over a nve-year period.
And now the Eisert name
Is to be stamped o n
thousands ot sand buggies.
If E I • e r t ' s dream
becomes reality and if
Bruce Meyers' company
concinuea l4l grow at its
~sent rlilte the Orangej
Coast area c o u I d con-
ceivably be known soon as
''Little DteroU."
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• Extra mllee,a Tttftya nU>•
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• New, modem wrap-arowul
t:Ned
USE OUR RAIN CHECK NOlltAM.
Because of 1n expected heavy d•
mand for Marathon tires, we may run
out of some sizes durin1 this offer,
but we will be happy to order your
size tire at the advertised price
shown in price box and ls.sue you 1
rain check 1ot Mure ct.llwry of the
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by ~oulgate
J'IDI: Mtt ndnl la a _,.... .,..t db DO,
• arptz'MM, IBIMted 1ritll
~ ·~ 8'9tC1r pnmoWI, dileatling • ms•* • •. anable to
CO¥tr Mlllf lll"Cll*lJ with lo--· ..-..ce ml p.rpetuatiag ~ ..... ••hty ..... :-·:: ... '!'bole ... tbe wonta fl a
,.. wtlr• a.icago r a c Ing
·.J a,un, N .. PllT)' Luster. On-11 a few inlldll'I ttad Ilia ,, ,...~ Jut week ,
:' prhttd In Cbria
· ., E.eonomatt '• NMiooal Speed Sport Newt. .·i IAlt.r med to collect auto NCIDc ialaranct pnmtuma,
but a ,... aco M t.ec.me a
prDOt.er and lta1ed lbell· me 11btm GUt. lJb a 1ot of
' .. , • wbo crumble about tb• ·•· rates we pay for our
penonal automobiles. bt
; : . wa., abocked at lhe aise of
auto racing's insurance
bifr.
"Whe.re we used to pay
E--Sl.25 for a night's UJrurlDCe,
we now have to paJ over
iti' $400, .. lA1Jter said. Be w.n.
~ ed tile iDcreue ca .. cow f.~ pasture t r au 1 , _poor i : operators and tbe wbolt
~ bit."
.--: Luster 4--ti> IPMk ~ abotll what ollbtn, IDdudlnc
~' many tam, baw ,.. .. ia
! . silence. He putl the bock ~ • on even ht aacro.anct
:: Mecca of tbe sport. ... In-
'~ d ianapoli.a Sl>MdweJ. ! . "I'll ,Sve l°'*l edda' lbat !; they puta car ln the srmuS~
~. tair.d at IncUaupolll tllM
! . year," be A)'I.
~ N°", IDdy lt oot exactly a
J. cow pasture, but there have ~ . been people 1'tlo IOould
~ · 1mow who bave whllpe.-ed
·•· about that fear for yean. n.. muat be IOID«hlng to
it. Lutter .... aaid •t iD prtnt.
* * * ..A-..MJe ndac. ..
ltanrlMlfwma,drewu
esUm .... lllllUee •I*·
U-. last year, Dearly
twte. 11 mHy u buebaD ~ ..... la spite ., t!te ~ ........ Latter •••
' otlten call H a .......
' leape 1pert. ~ ne Cldear• promoter ~ ltatet the problem tld1
way: "Wlaom doe1 the
{ aptrt ... , te? ne ~ OW•J"I, tJte drfnfl, the t pro..WS H tile pablle? I
?' believe it belenga a. tile
c publle. ne rett be dame-~ ed." > ' FUI know oal,J ... ~ well wllat be lmpUe1~
.. Tlte7 have bee• ...,wlllt-
; ed often by mbleldln~ ad-
!' verUslnf, II • e • dlaap-
, pointed by fall*re el a
< driver a. dew wp, beea bt-i nocent paybif Yletlml el
' thote pettJ beefs lliettne• t promoter ud eompeUw
, tbat bave lteld ap many a
, racln& abow.
~ At Ascot P a r t ,
~ ~t~:!' :;en!!to~c=
• rtdtr~ u4 &Jae promoter
: cut Ute new for twe abowa
to abeat •• m•iry rldera aa twe llaHI llave Oacera.
~ After Ute can.men
) were Rbjeded • W1 ~ noaMUe • Frhla1 altbt,
r: evea fewer Pffllle were • ' tbe ltalldt Gall den ea
• Ute traet ,.. tile htmla1
l nlJh& raee. £yerylted.7 ' ta"'"4. Tiie ,,...,.,
' hu eueened btte rachlc
,. pendlq ldtlemta&.
t * * * . Now, nobody wants my
advice, rtat>t? Well, bere..lt
~is.
.: 1) Promoten lbould ltop
OFT SILL SAM
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Pl1iail J8M1 NM OD tba
..... ol ~ ... •1 lbould
guara'-decent parses
that will •cour• better
COD"q>etiltioa.
1be paniclpaat lbouJda't u.. to .... Nb wMD tbe .,....11n• .._ cql.D1att
r«e1. '"'-t. lnddentaUy, is wtlat
U.. cycle raciaC ~
tried to do, and M wound ap
wfth a picket line around the
atdmn fer bla trouble.
2) Promoter•, car ownera
end drivtn lboald ltart
paylna IDClt'e lltteDt6oe to lbt
fellow wbO pleb up tile tab,
the r ticat buyer. NtarlJ
evffiJ W. made in auto
racinc roes either for pc11e
money, Mtvertiainc tbe nc.'tt
show or the promoter'•
pocket.
Mon " it llhould bt used
to IDcreaM apedator' com-
fort, ~ •• 4 coe-
venience.
1) n. reclne fratlrnlty
--t 0 poUce ttlail to ,.. ..... ,.,.,.., ...
c:buted bJ fa la • ...
tefd1g.
Dellblratel:f ml•Jeadlna
.-f•atfldnC aboaJd be CIU ..
to re.ob a promaUf's
unction, die • I fl c h 1
perm.luioe M ra-ta
bold a race.
A driver wbo willfu.D1
fails to •bow up u ad·
verUaied lbcMlld bt banned. •> Auto NC1VC should andon ita a1ptiattea1
feudal qwtem that ftnc1s
USAC, NASCAR, I M C A ,
ARCA, SCC'A, .AHR A,
NHJ\A, etc .. etc., ptMlfstng
eecb other all the tlme.
A cur baa beea IU8·
guted, and it'a tikne ... 1ous tboual!t JI own to that idea .
Art you old tDOU&' to
remember 1:bat tbe
American and N a t t o n a 1
IMcue• foutbt MCh other'?
Loot bow fat tbe NFL and
AFL an leUilC me. th*
mercer.
And we an.-.. -. J.I
~ng to tract od'1fll1At
~ tbe result ol ibt NCAA-
AAU hassle.
5) ltedng people aboald
atop oompwmoc about their
lack of publfc1t7 and start .
doing somethlae about tam-
ing tome. In Guoline Alley,
when tile oo.werRtion shifts
&omcametMlftl,m.nbet'I
of the EstablUbment wring
thdr handt °"" t b • bJoodthiratfnetl ol f a D I •
They're ency.
Atiendaoce .-owlnC fw
corM out in drcrrea .... a
tNgedy at one recttract
are more fibaa c:ompauted
by u,urer ........ tbeJ atay
awa1 in horror ._ a rac-
~ deMtl at allelbf'.
The public waau to lee
1ood competitive radQf, not
blood, just u It wa& to
see cood baaehldl. and not aome poor bat&er ~a
faat ball in the ear.
Kickers Travel
Weekend aoccer a c t l o n
flnda h eout Ranaera and
UnJted Cout Ranter• on the ro.d.. .
UCR t a c ti ea Artesia
Telltar Saturday oo the
latter'• field with battle
be~ at 8:30 p.m.
Earliei. in the day coach
Brian McCaacb•Y'•
Raarera face tbe Artesia Eaile• M 4 o'clock, allo in
Artelia •
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~. April 18, 1968 DAJLV PILOT II
Nieta Boden Takes Honors
In CMCC President's .Cup
Sports Calendar
Friday at Magno& (all .t 3:15),
Buebel -Loara ._t Gold~ West at Q)alfe1,
Eltancla, San' Clemente at Cyprea It OOC (boeb It 3). Ttaek -Laguna Beech L a 1 u n a , Martna at Trophy P~Ums, Newport
Wettm.iDlter, Oorooa del Harbor District Meet (8
M&r at Brea, V&leocla at p.m.) Golden West at Chai·
ao.ta Mesa, Newport at fey, OCC at Mt. SAC (both
Huntlngtlon. Fountahl Valley at 3). €en• Me.. ru,t:it wilil a 1m41·7• (lit~). Zllbnlecter, Roy Joaes and etteli&bed by the tounia-\-----------------
NtN lodta le 111 wbmer SeeoDd wu Bea Can'1110. Jack Blactbtt.r -all at ment committee. I
111.-~--U.71 (4f)' Md .1-. H\lbbe1 71. A calloway 1y1tem will be'
ot -&"T-t'• OtP u ...... ('4\ti). UJed In scoring, living
Tourmmtat rib Aclrllma Gr«a lanneW won wltb 'a S8*11ft everyope a good cb~e at
Coote ttie runner-up and 71 ntt OD tn. Meaa I.Jnda Wbmer1 ot tilt neenUy the prizes. Jo~ Caplil gettrnr con-oaune. Evelyn Gorman aod f i n t • b e d S e a c l 1 f f El Nipel
solat.ion booors. Allee YeCrecMe tn.Ued. sweepstak., bav. 1lOt been
In tlba ficst viet presiden-Aaoebel' event of the Mme delmnlned to dlte aftes-731 A quartet. ooos\sting ot
tial ftllbt It ,... M111ba eatrlet participated. Bill Nidlola, Al Pelle«rini. a.mp. followed by .1.-Dltare oa Monday bed Wlmen ... due to be ~ ~n Suck\rt and Harry ~ P•'er and May Godwin won a team best Da)pee and hne Bruda. s.i,der Wianinc the ruest nounced 1*r' today ""b ball tourney with 62 Sunday. Second vice • presidential fiiCbt at IM t.acos. prizes due to be distributed Two tooraomee tied fer ~-
boo<irs weet to Mary Evelyn Ad.ion from the men's Friday at • DO-host cocktail ()Md witti 5.1's. Those were
Imler backed 1tp by Vi club over the ~ekeod bad party at 5:30. ffa.rry BouOOiS", Ha,. r y
B ·1 _ _. H 1 w ..__._ Jack Towle winning with a Hu 0 t In Ct 0 n ~ch Hilke, Dr. Blll Beck and a1 ey -aze e ... .,... • in the low cro11 divi.Uon Chamber ol Oommeroe bas Gen Meyer _.oog wtth the
Fran Lewla toot the wnile Jim McCredie was a goU tournament acheduled team of Oao1r Kummer.
Secnt.y fl1tbt. B e t t y tdtnf boaora in tbe low net for May lt wttb a •tarting Rialiii Merrill, Geoe Elliott ~ IDd Rub7 Bultbert witb 111 ll-17-t4. time ot 10 a.m. at Seacliff. a Louie Latt.
followed. Bob St.etch wu teCOnd Soda! hour belina at t :30 'l'be mixed f<U90me team
Aftl'dl will be made at a with a 7CM.a followed l>y and the awvdl dinner will best ball winner• were Jobn Dkt ~ 75-MS, Virlil start at 7. · 8IDd. Carol SWartlef llld
dUuMr meettni GD May I at Scbnoebelen 7&-lMS, 1AU 1bt tiourDe, will be Matt end Teda Davia 1ritb a
Oolta Mela Golf Ind Ooun-Hamea '17-1CM7, Vlc Wad· limited to 100 playel'f and low net score ot 60.
try Club. diogton 7M-67· Pat ~lama entma will be ac<:epted on a Meadowlark P8a
Ladt .. Mltereated in the 78-11~. Kent Befptrom ~ first come first serve basis. A lady-amateur tourney is
J.2..87, Broce Herbert 84-17~7 No entries will be accepted scheduled tor Sunday with WOID4tn's club are invited lo and Russ Larson's 76-9-67. after W.ay 4. seledive drives for la<ites
attend. The b I i n d bogev was Golfers can enter in their ooly. Starting time is JO
A sraod re~ of ttie shattd by Pete Wilbon, own f'owsome JC desired, a.m. through 1 p.m.
save·2~8
RW !IPPIN' WlllmY ~
IN}'2MUDN!
Costa Meta Gall and }Wold M Y • r • , Karl othenrite J)llirines will be Entry fee is fl. try Clubb aetforSundey--~~~~~~~~~-~~~--~-----------~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----
hm 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
lb>anie hl6f we cu»et a
golf clinic et 4 and .SU ....... ...,... &llHt pro-
,.dwd.
Ami. the ....., .. invited
to bit • boctet " ~ MDI -CID .. bout .
AJlo, ..... pllaa fOI'
tptdel ...... fOlf shop
... ........... a1 outatMJ. dine pri8M to .... llWlfded durinc the llfternoca rmg-inC t.rom tolf PM'" to a let
ol i.I PGA almnam-
lll*t.ad woodl end a Ht of troa1 in 4be milt diltinc-
Uon.
Acjultl over 21 w9I bt
tMcible for tbt drawtac by re~t the club. ii lnvfted to lift.
aped bmquet facUltlt1
and meau alanc w i t b
mettine tbt Dtw mtmben ot .,. liaff.
~ hu lncreaMd
h~otht.rucl
tbe blDquet ... ii Mpd
for llO.
'l'be lDaqare1 Remme JWl
EuW VIClltion Jldcr Golf
~=-·:~-:
Loi AmceJa pottiJllc tbe belt
lf.bole ICCll'e with a • to tate h om-ID 1olr P'Gll ti-
tle in the boJt dlvilioa.
Jucty McCkre-17, " Moorain View, won will a
74 tn tbt overall low ll'Oll in
sh'll' competttion.
lndMdual wklnera by age
were 4he f<IUowinl: Tom
WMen, 73, Willbire Oouotry
Club (boy• • 17); Bob
Goumer, 73, Rtnd>o Golf
Count (boya • 16); Gary SIDla', rt, Fullerton GoU
C'A>urM (boy1 • 15); Steve
Rabertlon, '10, Mt1e Verde
Oamry Club (boys • 14);
Mlrt tao, 7S, M611dow1'art °'°" . 13): 1'G01 Sills-73,
R.adlo Golf CcurH (boys •
12); Bobby Blmn, 40, IM OoJotee Country Club, (boys
• 11) ; Johll Coot, 44, (nine
be*') Firestone c.oantry
Club, Akron, Ohio, (boya •
10); Ben aY.rgwin, Sl, (five
bola). CoN Meaa Golt and
Coantry Club (bo7s • 9) and Rofel' Cow&& 18, (two
bolea), Co.ta Mt1a Go'lf aacS
Oountry Club (boya ·I).
More winners: Ca r o 1
Ginder, 81, AJondra P•t,
Lot Antelel, (glrll • 15);
Lynn Morrow , 81,
Knollwood, San F.-nando,
(&irll • 14); Peul.a Sdlne1der
aad Carol Boe1t, Co.ta
Meaa, tied with 56 (n J n e
boles) (pla • 13); 5'"t
Helyer-tl, Alta Vftta Oou 1t
try Club, (tlrl• • 10) ...
Jackit Helyer, 19, Alta Vllta
0ountry Club Clirla • I).
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%LDAILY l'ILOT ~. '""' 18, 1968
Newport, Marina Rip Foes
In Sunset Swim Hostilities
Newport Harbor a n d
Marina posted e&lSy vic-
tories In varsity swimming
Wednesday afternoon i n
Sunset League act.loo.
Newport won 10 of 11
events in po&ting a 70.~
decision over Huntington
Beach while Marina was
having an equally easy time
over Westrn.iD.'ter. 67-18.
Newport's Sailora were
led by double wins ln in-
dividual events from Bob
Rogers, Tolly LaBlanca and
Tom Warnecke.
Thatl coupled with single
honors from Tom WllTl'en lo
the 100 back and Jlm
Graham in the 100 breast.
made ll an easy day for the
Tars.
Newport made it a sweep
Spike Marks Fall
In Laguna Victory
Mike Jacbon and Geoff
Hu-rowby got their names
in the archives today as
holders or Laguna Beach
High acbool records in
varsity track and field as
they aided their mates to a
69-58 win over Orange.
The Creatview League
dual affair w~s held on
Orange's oval.
Jackson finally ellminued
the high jump standard of 4-
1 V• w I t h a leap of 6-2,
and Harrowby tosaed Ute
shot 55-7 on his last put of
the day.
~st Mike Totten streak-
ed_ t~victorles in Ute 100 and
220 Witt! times of 10.3 and
23.3. Totten ii undefeated in
the 100-fard dub this re-.
Laguna Beach w I J J
culminate duel meet· action
!or the season oat ThurS-
day when It faces M.Jnioo
Viejo on the Artist oval. V.nlfY L-IM<1I !ffl Ull Or-1~ -1. Tot1911 (Lil 2. lallfnt Ctl I. J••r•ty~ CO). Time: 10.3. 7"0 -I. Totttft (Li l 2. J"'avll ft) 3 Voll CO). Time: 13.J 4IO -1. O'Armond (Li l 2. 9"1rf
(Lii) J. McOoMld CO). Tlmt1 SU.
1:0 -1. H11tlwlck (\.II 2. l>'A~
ILll) 3. Duell 10). Time: 2:11.1. Mii• -1. S.m,.,_. CO) 2. lllwn (ti
2. Vount (0). Tl,,,.: 4:JD.4.
1·Mli. -I. ltltlOW It) f. 9'91M (t)
J. Ive"°" (OI. Time: lt:?U. 110 HH -1. i........ flll L
Jtcluol\ Cl.II 1 Mal• CO.!.: -n-: 16.t.
llO LH -I. lalnN (•I t. ~
(01 3. Jee~ (Li l, Tlf!l91 JIA.
ut lttln -t, Ora-Ti,,,.: tS f
Mlle ltelW -I. L-111.oelrtl.
-Huslwlck. D'A....-1. Time: J:lt.O. HJ -I. Jacbon (LI ) 2. lalllnt (01
J llr..SV Ct). l4eltllt: •2.
U -1, Abbr/ CLl l 2 D"''rnoftd (Liil 1 GtltM' CO) 3 .. Dl1l11n<t: la..11
PV -I. MOlw.V (Lil ). Felrfu (Ol J. llr,,..,. (OJ. He'91tl: 11-'.
$P -1. HeffOWtr\t (Lil 2. Gttley (0)
3. Potter (OJ. DIJlaM:•: U-7.
DllCUI -1. Herniw!W (Lil 2. G.alev (OJ 1 J-(Lil Dltle11C11:
12s.1n. -~ (11) 1111 ~ ._ .. L:: i01.\::' 11~~ 2.. Prp (LI) I.
220 -1. LYM (01 2. lltct (Lil I. Merrick (01. Tl-: U .1. ~ - 1. ,._w m t. erof!I m 1.
Huelle (OI. Tl..,.: 1:31.6.
lnt -I. L.ucat (OJ 2. Tllrwf (Ol I. "° llllrd. Time: 3:~.t.
120 HH -1. lrown IOI 2. J~
(fl l. F-(OJ. TI..,.: 1'/6
120 LH -1. W~rd (Ol 2. Men
(Ol J. J.-(0). Time: 10. .... ..., -1. ~ TllN: 1:4.1.
HJ -1. nrwt (fl t. ,,...,. "' I. ... ... ,..........,,M.
U -1. Ht.lddWlltl (ft t. Hiii (tl I. LYM (0) Olrt_, '1-1\fo. •
PV -1, ............ (t) 11t-"' W 11111'11. tt.llM1 M. ~ -I. .....,,_ 19) t. Pnldl CUI I. ... ..._.. (I). oi.-.-"'3.
0*--1. P1"8d: (LI) t. ""'fll) I. ll'l'llMI (I). Dlttlf-1 llN.
Cet ~ "'' (If) "-lot -1. W-41 (OJ 2. Mwri.t (I) I. #Myer Ctl. Tl..,.1 11.t. lto -1. Wlencell ltl 2. Mon'!..., (ti J. Ollpllenl (LI). TirM: lU.
~ -1. Klrkllart (t) 2. $_.,, !Liil 1 Wrlelll (0) Time: l:JU.
lnt -I. Mlllt (0) 2. lteyllOlds (Lii J. Mo INrd. Time: l :.U S.
120 LH -1. Mr/er (0) t. Pierce (0) I. CltrlltY (ti. Time: 1$,0. uo ltewy -1. ar-. Time: a .o.
HJ -1. /ltc'rer (Ol t. 011'1111-CO) a. "° 1111n1. Hefellt: ,.... U -I, ,,._ (I) t. Welllcttl (ti I.
Mon1-(0), ~I IM\4.
P'V -'. °""" (ti t. ... MClllld -.,rd. ..... , 1"'. w -1 • .._ I., I. • ..., tUl I.
....... (0) DlelMcitl ... ,..
Artists Outsplash Rival,
Aw ait Crestview Prelims
Laguna Beach w.alked olf
with a 63-37 victory ovw
visiting Sonora Jn • non-
l~ague swim meet Wed-
nesday aftemocn ta the
winners pool.
The vis1ting Jl • t d • r I,
t wever. took the Bee meet.
7"-S. and the Cee ennts, 38-
Laguna now awaits the
Crestview League pre1ima
~ •t for Foothill High OD
Tuesday.
~ Le I )._,. 200 ~~ Ve -1. L-N. Tim•· 1161: 200 Frte -'· Were (LI ) t. T..., ILi) J De<ktr CCI. Tlme1 t 10U ..
!JO il'ru -1. 11111 ISi 2. Wood Clll
J A-cl ILl l. Time: JS.2.
7CO lttllvl<Nel Medley -1. ·--b<u~h (I) 2. Hlldlcodl (LI) I. No
I~ r~ Time: 1:22 J
DM"9 -1 Ot!ulll IS) t. ,.,_ (Liii J lenO.UM<! lllll.
GWC, COA ST
GOLFERS VIE
with wine ln the Bees a D d
Cees, 9!M and U.35.
Don Lippoldt and Kelth
Donaldsoo led the Viking
r11 mpage against
Weatrnineter with double
wins.
Joel Penne was
Westminster's bright spot •
as iuual • in the diving
department. He captured
• the e~nt with 74,3 poin1s.
'J'flf"•-fHJn•
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IHI 1. .-a I HI. TlrM: l:J.U.
JO "'" -1. •-• IHI 1. ~ IHI J. Hiii IHI). Tl-: ,U. 200 llldl.,,_I Medlrf -1 WWftedre
IHI 2. Norri• IHll 1. f'M (Hiii. Tl,.,.:
''" s. Dlvlnt -1 Cllttord (NI 1 f'-11 (Hiii > Grav CNI. l'otnt&: •os.
100 Flv -1. WerNCke (NI 1. LI"' droll\ IHI 1 .. Ills (Hll). Tl,,,.: l:OU
100 l'rM -1. It-rs (Nl 2. Hill (Hiii J. ,,.,,,_. IHI. TI,.,.: 52 S.
100 a.de -1. War,.., IHI 2. Norrl1
(HI ) J, 0.Hllff IHll. TI-: 1:00.
400 l''rM -I l.Alllenca (N) 1. Wiiton IN) J llrv.n IHll). Tlmt: 4:1t.J.
100 llrtHI -1. OraMll'I IN) 2. Wtr• ron INI J, Durall (Miii. Tl-: t:to.1
400 "'" ltellv -1. Hunlt"910fl. Ho thM . ...
""'-" 1"1 It) HIHlfl,...._ 700 ~leY lttllv -I. N-1
Time: 1 :s..•. 100 ..... -I. Joi!-(NI 2. Cerflwl (N) 2. Lambert (HI). Time! 2:0U. JO ..... -I. Pal'lltord (NI t. •evllOlclt INI J. l!HY IHll. Tl,,..:
251
100 llldlvldull Mfldlov -1 Wllco• (N) 1. 0.Uhelt (NI J. A"'brotldl (Hll
Tim•: 1 :06.7.
100 FIY -1. Wiien IN) 2. Ctrllon (Nl J. No llllrd. Mo time. l•rw -1. Teln\edM (HI 1 ..,, ..... (10 I. lf<NY (Hll. Tlmt: •..s. 1. ledr -1. Pe~ IN) t. lvtllf
CHI I. Ne tNrd. No 11 .....
-Fr• -l. _,.,,,_ (NI l lAniMtt CHI) &. lvvmea (HI. Time: 4:13.A. lot I,.., -t. Wiiiie IN) t. ~ INl I. ""*1llldl (HI ). Ti-1 1:1U. -
c.. .._.., .. ,,., ..........
M MMlev ••llv -I. "-1. Time: 2:05 t.
200 f'•M -1. ONver INI t. ~ (Hll) J, Slerltllury (NJ
Tim.: 2:1t.•.
SO l<rM -I. Hiii (Hiil 2. Or-IN)
J, 0.Hllff (Hll. Time: 25.4.
100 llldMclutl IMdlrtl -I. Smllll IN) 2. Kint (HI) J. b1tmen IN). n-: t:Ot.t. so l'lv -1. Snvcw INI 2. Mllm.11 (Hll 3. Turner CNI. Tlmt: J l.O. 100 Free -1. OllWf' (N) 2. Hiii (Mil I. ~ (Hll. Time: SU.
" hclt -I. Bodner IHll 2. Sfrfcter IN) I. I!--IHI). Time: 33 o. Jt ln.t -1. lmllll CNI 2. ICIN
(HI) I. T""""' IHI. Time: lU.
M ''" lttllv -1. Hunlt"9ton. Timer l:U.I.
Golden West and Orange
Coast College golf teams
wllJ collide Friday afternoon
at Cos.ta Metsa Country Club
in a 1 p.m. match.
Both teams lost !:~
Conference inatchel ldon-
day. Golden Weit lost ita
12th straight this ltMOO at
Huntington Beach Country
Club where Mt. SAC Jnvail·
ed. 36-0.
Tustin C·lubs Laguna
In Makeup Tiff, 11-5
Orange Coa4t lo6t to
Riverside at Mountain View
Country Club m Corona. 23-
13.
Gol<Wn West'• low man
WU 0.Vt 0owan ~ aG S3
while occ11 me1 ¥ .....
Bob Writ!*Jn, •Mil • 'II.
Prep Tennis
u-on"'1,..... ....... ~~ 1~1-tt t!-H; ti: ~ C\.lr'-.ri.-1w. I· ~~CUl-M1111tN.l ... .... ~~ ... ('Lil_ .. ~If··· 1 Q.11 _M. ...
Laguna Beach dropped an
11·5 varsity bate b • 11
decision to TuJtiD m I
make-up Crestview League
encoonter Wednesday, on
the loser'• diamond.
Tustio's chief weapoo ln
the first taree innin&a were
Laguna errors as the Artists ........... It MI
t=."'n. "' ~· • •.: r i ~ ~---·' .. rrr1 ~ ·ti ~:. J 1, I
~,.. ,_"" .. ~r·1· Wlll:.it 11 J f ~1.9'. f 1 t ... ,..1 • l f ,;~.. i' l ..... •11t?
WL .. 1 I I
oommltted foor 1n that apen
accounting for most ot · Ute
1().() lead the Tillers piled up.
Lagu.oa came back in the
sixth with five run1 of !ta
own off b'ee wal.k.s, three
errors and the only hit ol
the game for Laguna • by
Gree Keuler. 1cuing two.
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Will Host
Spikefest
Laguna Beaob Higb will
•&a.in host the a n n u a 1
Laguna Beach Tropay Meet
in tN<=k and fie!<!.
Saturday's finals su.rt at
11 witb tne pole vault follow-
ed by the balance oC field eve.ota at 12.
Running eveot.B go off at
1:30.
Lii ~ (0 l'lefwl ltt
114
11•
lU 114 •
Ill
114
Pnlims in the sprin~ aod
hurdles get llllder way on ~ ata. • -
rn<:1uded m tbe 11st "' 22 ,,.... cw l'IMMlr) llf ..... ..._ CDVW-.) Mf
Ul Oll._AW~ 1W ........ ,._ -
~u...,., .,.
TrtM W T,_ ~ Y-1 114 _,..,OIW U,..,..... 1W .,.,. <....-ca c-1 n•
...,. ~"..... 114
~,,_·.:·.:.:..::
=at~'e:i ~ ~utl A. (0 H•lf) 116
C·KMI ,,.. s-· (M va1 ... 1uei.1 11'
l).l'our l'•lr (0 "•rce 2) 11• Altrll Marie (W H1rrt1 1) 11'
No Ce\lllon U V1lenzuelt l 11'
V•llev Of Decision CW AYllomw) 11'
-r-11111 "'"' IW H•mwt1) 114 E-Sytvi. Jo CJ S.IWlnl ll6
l ox Of tluttona (J AnelWml 116
IWMf E•Pf'eulon (It Camt>esl 116
"DUllTH •Ace. 1 '"' milts. , •e.r old ,.,.lcltns. "u"' '5000.
Al...,. (W Harris! no
.. ~ ... (W MallorneYl t20
Dinis A MtNlce (0 Ple-1 120 A·I,_ Domtnlco (I V11et1N1i.) 120
A.Glor'-Victor (I Vahlluutll) 120
Count Windsor CJ A""'"""'' UD c.1111ttburv llMd CJ s.tlon> 1:10
Hell"" (A Mffu) 115
DefK1t<I ID Helll UO
Color Mt Fut CM v-1 1•
-.. M<Annaty In ..... •trv.
llOHTH llACa. • fllrlonilt. FllllH
.. ,...,,.. ' ve•n old and UP CIHSI·
fl.cl •11.,...llCft. Punt lllAQO.
Min Redlllbl tJ S.ftlnl no
tlllashy lllt (M Vele!llMl1) 114 U"rl Qws1 (,.. YaneT) l'O
Sllvenldel CW Mellomevl 170 ~INtor (J Leml>tt1l no
ltlllliltf'll f\'91 10 f'leral 120
NINTH llACE. 6 fllrlonu. Flllltt ..
--• ...... Hn -IN VD. Clelml119. SUIO.
ICaY'lllltld 10 H111l ~ Siar (J TIVllli.)
F IWi9 Dot U SIAtft 2 I
P•YI To Slnt (W H1rm1ti) Primer Amor CO Plernl
E1tw1nd1 Maid CM Vale<>zuelal
T arrv IJ l.trnbertl
M/:¥1 ?i.to (I Vt~lll)
My LIM lW ~ITll)
A~s Fflltle (M Y-1)
D1ln1Y ~ c• C-1 A•-(W ,,,.,,,.,.,..,,
.
112
lU
110
114
114
110
116
11'
11'
1 IJ
lit
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RACE RESULTS
HOLLYWOOD "Alli( IUULTS
WIDNISOAY, ... lllL "' \HI C..., llM , ..
l'lllST llACa -• f\lrlonn. 3 Yetr
etcn. c111m1,... fllllne '3000.
Wlneo L.. (J Selltl'Jl S.20 l4C uo Tlnv•a 1(1119 (J ~rt) 4 IO VO
Kine ,.._,.. (W --NY) MO
TIMI -1.lt 11&.
SCll•TotlD -l'1ee Of l'rffdom, Jadl'a A..._ ~ Ihm, FattfUI.
'·· u o uo uo ?··
THlllO IACC -I fWlofttt. 2 -
•Id m11"<l C9lfl llM "ldl"ls. P'11r .. M.500.
C!ludllt 10¥ CJ"-rl42 '° 1l 2' ' '8 Gr-VlslOOI IL """" Jr) UO J .•
1'9hl er-CD l'lwcll >.• TIME -.Jt t/1. SCRATCHED -l'llt H' Twist. tn-
411an S/loe, •-Tiie Wllld. ltHld ,,.. 411111, llOYtl ult. a.-Denar.
l'OUllTH llACI -• lvrlllflls. J Yffr
t ld maldell cion1 tlld Mldl"lt. Purw
uioo. C-(J lalnbtrl) 12.00 S.'8 4.00
Hewell ICkl (A Pineda) •.oo '·'°
l1l'91ln Dav (W MarhorM'I') l.IO TIME -1.11.
SCRATCHED -Con11t ctln 9 , Amer~. P"tv Knlthl. 1-FtclUm.
Mr. Ouali!Y. Fine Temc>ertd.
l'tFTtf llACI ~16 mites. I y .. r
olds. "llowances. Purse SIOOO. Polelll 10 Plerul t.20 S.tO JM Hall To East (Lllmbtrt) SAi Ut
Vardor (L Plncay Jr) S.ot TIME -U1 4/S.
SCR.4TCHED -Rtwr9tnl, Collrw Kid.
SIXTH U C•-1·111• mt"'9. 4 ,,._,
oldl IM w. Aflowa~tt. ~,... ""°' Eartll Mtrvv CO Plerca)lt.a Mt A.ot
11.w Tit« IA ,lneda l Mt )A
Alcor (1. "lnav Jrl s.•
'llMI! -1.e .is. ND ICllAT~E$.
SIYllfTM .llACI -• furlwlet.
l"lllltt 11111 1Mr.:s 4 YH,, Old 11111 W. Allow-,.,,,.._ S7500.
SOf'N4lody SMci.1 (Hall) 5.• UO UI
PacJllc Crim IW Harris) 2J.IO IUO F-~atdl II CL PlllCIY Jrl 5.2'
TIME -I.Of 4/S. ND SCRATOIES
l .. HYH uca -J.1116 mllla Oii llw
lurl. l'lltlft .,.. mtrl!S ' """ elf .,.. .... C1aulfled ellowan«s. Purw SI0.000
PINI Pl-(J Sellen) UO 2.IO J.40 Sculofllred (A Plnedll 7A 00 Gls>sY Queen Ill ID Pllf«) JA
TIME -l.'2 JIS.
NO SCRATCHES.
NINTH •ACI -• turlon9s. 4 vtar
old1 and ""· C1almlrt0. Purse U500 Stir Asset (W Harrlsl61 IO 2"20 14.IO Via v....,1o <Ltmbertl UO J.IO
LIK•Y llond (A PIMdll t.10 TIME -110.
SCR.4 TCHED -!loyal Rake, ll1ntec.
Crossword P~e
ACROSS
1 Tr1et tf
•oft ••t , ... ' ....... 1-.oHett 11 ltntrtfil l4 Playing
marblt
15 lilovt
a lmltssly
16 Sport
l7 Kind of tooth fllllng
11 Churchlll's
ruccusor 1' On top of
ZO Co easy
on tht
calorles
21 Antlclpatt and ward off
22 Back put
of tht neck 23 Sea bird
25 Snar ltd 27 Harldkerchlef
Jl Ft1ninint nickname
J2 Spanish
Hfah11
33 Golf shots
35 lilotorcyc It
part
39 Object In lht sky 41 Prtttnd: 2 words
43 Fist! 44 Traveling
sal••111 s stopping
place 4• lilan of
the Bible
48 Btolh11 4' UUt '1 lllsavowed 111 opinion
SJ l•h"'9ton
It Ottawa
V"a s1•••"" 58 Parched
and barren 59 Eating
place
61 Vtry lar9t
65 Trick
b6 Fr. posstsslvt 67 Thousandth: 4/18/lil Comb. form 6& Black
69 Vit i -
70 ltlade I lllOVt 71 Ta.It rxclltdly
72 Vacuum
tubt: sutrhc
73 All set
'DOWN
10 Havln; 45 Frmalt cemln urilcom In
om•nlitlon Chlnesr 11 Adding mythology llllChlne 47 F 1111lly
produtl mrmber
12 Marry 50 Select for secretly publication
ll Becamp 52 Prollatloner
dejected 53 Ont who Is
21 Blot out concerned 24 Shott 54 Nrth"lands rebuke Anlll lu
1 -of thr 26 Bite Islan d
Mis t 27 Rot 55 Bovine 2. H fndu 28 Palo-1111111mal
fire god 29 Well S6 Malay 3 Abnormal organized Archlpelago
rtsplratory. 30 Ptrfu111e lsl111d sound obtained from 60 Dtflnltr
4 !tut lllle flowers Hptt .. :
wons J4 Rul• 2 words s lnW}cti. of,. lot 11111tt .'2 ft tit '" f'Ql'fH Nfllll Ctlthl
'S'°t',ed 11 SllWM4tr'1 Wltlll""" · 1 Hanu-4 •It H S.Ow
perslstt11tf1 38 I.tit Wflklt
I ftllbllclf 40 lnllt.rent '4 Su observliblt 4Z lore 29 Down
9 -41ygltne plruant 67 Dtl-
90booJt ~ Brea, El ~ ~t.~
i.cua., Sonora , W-
dlelleek. llJNN VJtjo m
Loi A'*n•• .._ 0nnce Oomif.
OU.. fNm ... ., ... .... ~1-=.,-,..,,.
of lmpertml &e.a, Orange
Glen, v-. S.O M:areos,
Fall brook~ C a f 1 1 b a d ,
Coronado, Ptnil, and
Army·Nllfl.
The AIM II limited to
school! (j 1,JOO 1n enroll-
ment
KIDS TORVN
SATURDAY
The Colla .._. Re<:rea-
tion ~·s clt;y-
wide traik IDeet for boys
1n third t:flrOUCh eighth
gra~s. will J-blld Satur-
day at &ati.nda H i g h
School t>ctmDc at 9 a.m .
The cttJ meet will be a
quaLif yi.aJ meet !or the
Orang.a Qounty Municipal
Atlhlelic ~aid.on meet
at Hw.tlaltou ~ High
on April rt.
The first three
qualifi~ ID Saturday's
m~et qlMllltJ ,I• tbe coun-
ty meet." fti lrat three
finishen ' bt U. county
meet qlllllfJ b-t h e
Southeru C a 11 f o r n i a
M u n i c t p 1 l Athletic
Federadon meet 1'!ay 4 at
Cenitos C o I le g e in
Norwalk.
Over 100 boy1 are ex-
pected to compete at
Estancia Saturday.
Bass, Trout,
Catfish Hit
At Irvine
B~s. trout and catfish are
resported to bt hitting
heavy at lrv1nt Lake with ..... Ulldot the Jeed -bjt. tine all '11/f!r the lake.
,..,., ...-.. were award·
Id "W b o p p e r Club''
I l&ildp6 iD tbe tmt
week. MslMll Prucot of
Long Beaeb t.aei1 a seven
pound 12 OI. brollleback to
take top boocn, faJlowed by
John Moen ol 8lnta Ana
wtth a .......,..pucmdet.
Most of tht blM have
beea tabn on purple
worml. 8bMlow WatM ap-
pears to 119 ._ ... tpOt.
Trout &btq •ai.ns ex·
cellent wtt2l IDOlt anglen
s co r in I near •'llmits on
1.tke's Pkallt'D bait and
cheese. n. ]#tJllt catch at
U\e p38t wMk · went to
G4!0rge Wdwlf pl Yorba
U nda, wtJOle Ive f l s b
weighed a at mi poundil.
Largest lndl.viduill trout wu
one and 14 poundli
Trout are bttUnc best ID
the deep water .nu of tbe
lake.
Catfla. who -hiW., good in ..._ ......,, weedJ
areas ol .. W., are
for cheat.
Mete Verde C o11atr1 etut>•s swimming t • a •
domineted ~e M ... V ..
Country Club Coutal <J>am.
pionA!p o.n Monday wWs m
poir.ts to IUOnerup X..-
tlngtoo Beach's 292.
In all, llve teams ...
peted with . S a n Clemea ..
telllng third with 278 follow·
ed by Ba.lam Bay Club'a 231
and Newport Beach's 8'1.
Olrta ... 2:S F,... -I. p-~
IMVCCI IU 2. ICallY ll~I' CMVCC> 2. ,._.,. Wtllll (Ht) '-Cheryl ...... lHIJ I. 0-.)""'a (NI). . ..... ...
2S l'rM -1. ltoblw WYfift lM.
IM.VCCl 2. G1w ~ CM.VC:C) S. .... Mflllr (•JC> .. w..,... ... CHI > S. ,.... ........ (.NI), ,,. ... ,.
.JeJ';";. 0-··,,::,..~,1 .. l
Hfl ~ IHfl 4. lwn WWlt (MVCC> &. '--..,._ 6. .._
...,_.INITCl • ..,.,.
~• ,.,. -'· 0.... --... Ollt
--CMWCC) ",,.,. .. , . . .. _ .. J:r~ • ..., ....
t. hit 1r...m.;. IMVC:C:I 3. Mf Mtld
IHIU '· Grtt Wint (MVCC) $, O.vld Gambll talC).
len .. ll
JO l'ree -I. St""• Wntt &• (MVCC) 2. l'tUI Davia (Ht!) l. fi•t
McLtll& CSCM I 4. Clay s~
IMVCCI S, Scott CamPbtll (NITC) &.
Mldlf'I' Wiii/i IHI ).
01111 .. " 100 FrM - 1. Lori• Schwtllltr 1:1'.t
CMVCCI 1. Sllcey Pletz CHI) l . Dei.!1
Diiie l$C) '· Debbie Crane CHI) S. ICtthy Gerner (MVCCI.
Glrla .. If
• Free -1. Lorie Sdlwtlttw ,..,
(MVCCI 2. L .. n. lrlnlc CHC) l. ICtlllY c;.,,,., (MVCC I 4. ClndY Timm
IHI) S, C..ronne Mc:D111ltl <SC> •. Llr 0aYlt (Ht!).
1-n .. 1. 1 .. l'ree -I. Ed. Jollnson l :llt
IMVCCl 2. Ired Sdl.wltzer (MVCCI l.
CaMY McC1rtln <SCI •. Tim Gibbons
CHI). S. LH l urrlt UCI 6.. Georte NtwllM (lt!Cl.
Glrls IMJ
109 Frte -I. Grtl/I Grltnoll 1:1' 1 (MVCC) 2. LAurl Conf"O'f !Nil l. Julle
-'-CHI) 4 LlllCH Stot. CNI) S. t~~. Ke"-!NII 6. Cl(>dl FM
..,.. IM2
1 .. l'rw -I. Trish Grlf!no11 l :IS.7
I :OU !UC.I 2. ltobtf'l w-.. ... CMVCC) l. 0-Wllaon !SCMI .c,
Jim Cal....,.11 CMVCCI S. CM• O'C-
nell (HI) '· lerTY Helson (SC). elrlt1>11
100 Free -1. U ncle JohnlOll 1 :OO.t (MVCC) t. ~ Hunon (llCI J,
s~rvl srvtw (HI) .c, 01111& Mclane
CSC) S. Nancy blle CHI) '· KalhV Clark IH8). · ...... , . .,.
100 Free -1. Tim S.r111t.,. 1 :07.0 (SC) 2. loll .. ,.. (IC) a. Larrv
Jollnson I MVCC:) A. Cr11t l'trmer !BBC) S. Brian Mllldl CllCI '-ChU<k
Clevern CNllTCl.
OlrllH
u "'" -1. IC..,., • ..._ tu
IMVCC) 2. "''"' Sd1w9ltllr IMVCC:l J. f~r Wtlsll CHI) 4 Clllryt ..._
a..M
2.1 l'r<!e -I. ICallY ...,.,_ tU
(MVCCI 2. "•m Sdlweltllr CMVCC) ). r~ Wtllll IHll "· 01erY1 Ht-
...,, M
75 Brust -l. Rolllw Wyatt MA CMVCCI 2. Gree JolVllon CMVCC) J.
Wame Reid (HI ).
OtfW'1 .. 25 l tMSt -1. Cola-Walsll 25 S
(Hll 2. MIN Walsll CHiil J. ltollln
Roberh (MVCCI '-Jvli. Mrfen
IMVCC) s. June 11.....-CH CI •. AM ,.or1wr (NI). • _,,...
JS lrMd.-L Glen 11..,......A CSCI t; J@ff J ... ~"'9111: .., ..... .._
1111c1 .c, Crit ..,.-rwcc> s. ,,,,,..
lie..-CH CI ... Jwry WY•lt (MVCCJ,
Oltlt ,.It
SO lru.st -1. Sl1cev P"'1 43 s (H81. 2. Leslla tlriltle (llC) J. ClndY
Timm CHll '· Lori• Sdlweltter
CMVCC) S. Kathy Ge<ner CMVCCI '· Defll>le Ohle (SC), ..,.. .. lt so t1ru1t -1. Steva Wyatt .au
IMVCC) 2. Georve Nawltnd (llC) a.·r:===========.J Ed Johnto11 CMVCC) -'· Lei lurrl1 1$C)
S. G,... H111t$ CHBI 6.. C.ndV Mc<:lrlln !SC).
Olrll lMt
90 tlruat -1. ••-•-au CHiii 1. T'1111 Orie,_ (MVCC) I. La ura '°",..,.,. (SC) 4, Slhdr Mllholt
CHI ) S. Jullt J-CNtll '· V1t.1, ltllelln CHI),
..,.. IMI
• lf'Nlf -t •• ,_ IC,.,.._lfl •.J CllC) t. Jllll C:.llllllllt CMVCC) l. Melt! TIMftl CHI) A. It._. _...,...
(MVCC:I l. Dll'M Mel'-CICM) '· 141 MlnMI Clfl). ....... ~~.:.--::r.M~
Rahe (tlt!CI '· Linda JW.-CMVCCI S. Monica Rtnno CHI ) .. llltrvl Slvtff CHI ),
.... tM? , • ....., -l. 111tft Mllldl 1:11.1
fMCI t. ltodrf bfldft (ICl a. LArrY
"""-CMVCC) .c, Cr• ,._ &.
Merit McCttfl" ISCl ' 1Mrt ltOlllN. .,,.. M
... DAY,
A .. ILl9-l1M,.
1lfta.
CCMIRllTIDM CltnH
-Wiit Kattlll ... Altt!MI•
~do
...,.,., UAal -.... -.. ....._ ......... _OLMiM
TWO ACADIMY
WINNERS
AUDREY HEPBURN
llST ACTRESS
THI PAMILT SHOW rrs A RALLY!!
IT'S A RIOT-OF FUN!r!
~--~
.,. ............ Ml-47P
allnOtfll RkMrd
TAYlD~ r I URTON
"\'HI COMIDIANS"
Clevtd McCellum
"SOL MADllD"
~~ ......... ,,,hll
a.KMlt .... 12 ....
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MNlll
I~ • Act* e Coler
Jvll• Olrlltlt
•PAI PIOlll THI
MADDIN• CIOWD"
Tllundq, A!N11 18, 1968
Eli» n. °""" c..t'a Mod Compiet.
PRINTING
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W h n.tr. -l'rt. • ._ • t.a P.M. 1111 VIII Wer. ...._. '-ell
THE LUXURIOUS
NEW.JAi.i.__
THEATRE ~~=-
N-.nLY
7:00 •'"' t :41
.... ,.. IUlllAY.
et 2IOO ,,_.... •
Ndw PlaylnCJ
At ReCJUiar Pric8
c .......... w .... ..,. _., .... ,tit
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Winner 5 of
AcMlemy
Award•
BEST PICTURE -BEST ACTOR
. Also~:' In ~IRICR•K"
...
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A willful pasmonategiiland~ ..
the three men l\00 want her! . :
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PIT'D MAN IUDNMI
USTINOV JONES PWHETTE z
•
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. .. . . --., -.... .; ., .. •· ' .. . . ' ... .,,,.,.. .. ' ,. ... . .. . . .. . -. . ... -.
These Labels Dress
The Smart Young
Crowd Of The
Harbor Area
dick
vernon ''°•TIWIA•
17th • 1n1... Newport
Want to be supported
In comfort? Lecly Mer·
lent will pro•ide the
wHr •with ·ells Lecly·
Lilae, the lightly uncler-
wirtcl, soft-cuP. bte thet
9entty MOids • ftwtiftiite
iurve.....,.11uro1 btf uful
11pfift ~itlt 1tover • let·
.f ow1t4 In Jli,,.4 ayleft
leco, ~atifvfty 4'.t•I~
eel, with Lyu.e ,,_.
.tu ,-w•rMt ~la fot .... ,,.,......... c....
Hcl lff J.w ..... e
Ledy-Like ·~ H" '-•l Lefti Ne. IOI -.. nd--. lleclr. whl+et
12-le I, 32...-0 C. '6.
l2-40 D. U-1• DO. •1•
. . . . ...~. -----..
.ROdlance ' -...i
becomes you so
n-'aaapdl.,,,._.\
' .. i-f7llllalat ... 'l'9
pnf.ct wplemat to the
clean Unn and p?OpOrtfonecl
heel of thii unmiltakabl1
e]qant 1hoe.
'I 052 lrvf n•
Newport
Bea cf;
'·
Whh t:ustre
ancl
11-'r P•tent
'''°°
Jn lhe
Westcliff
Pleie
AFTER EASTER
Sale
SPRING
SUITS
and
COATS
Reduced
SWIMWE4R
10SI'
llV1NI
NEWPORT
llACH
4t n rt
l"""1'I tNlfVW ... ....
7Gal •lnll•
twlm and
llan ....
IN THE
WISTC1.IFF
ltl.AZA
'E
.IFF
l
.
t . .
- 0 utst.a :n·ding
and see'
---~
ZI DAIL y '1LOT
Building Permits Hit
New High in New~rt
Newport Beach bulld:lnc
..... tfl luu.d dllr:iaa the
nMdt ol IWd aceeded
tllelllaQ~month
111 tbl '*tory of the dty,
....mini a total of ,,.-,.1.
,,.. Jar•••l lnclucWd )a h MJrcll total ... Ult ,...u
lot the MCGDd lmM Tower
for ......... AJ80 dortnc =--= .. j:.~-= Sam far 11 aln,S. famll7
dwlllnp .. a. Eutbluff
area.
Rel' •llrllal permlll hi·
fluded twe an duplnes.
-I 111.ATnMI POPUNI
•
Stock up for Spring -.tel Summer Funl
Special ,.,cha•• of ,oplin Shor+s In a a• ff
ralnb.w .I colon at one low price , • • .... •
Greot tavingd Grecit fd1h.
Iona, tool Exciting 1prln9
dreue1 ..• now cleoronc•·
priced! Miues', Juniors', pet·
ii.a' ond youthful hdtf 1i111.
blOuse&
shi1sale!
entfre stock rer. 2.99
2.39
Sprlno·inlo·summ•r fashions
at a mon•y·aaving price.
find long and shon a1 .. ves,
tlNvelesa styleL Eaty care
fabrla .•• In m•• 32 to 31.
orir. 2.99 ori1. 4.99
1.99 2.99
P~ the aovln91 'While you
eccenorlu. Choo .. plaatic
pot9ntt, loethtr·lih fobrlca
lft bft otMI lletle ahopet.
af tM 4t~ pr. ls Frtt
G.1 an utra pair of theM
famous stockings ot no utra
COit to you. 111 quality ..Om·
le11 In mesh, regular ond
Contrece• nylons.
gir1s'
dresses
reg. 3.99 to 5.99
2.9913.99
l uya for now •.• for warm.r
weother to come . Speciol
f'OUP includ• cottons, eo1y.
i•r• fabrlc1, drtuy styles.
too. Sizts 1 to 1.C.
Solon ljrges Suppart
For Curriculum Bill
Support for lenate Bill 1
wblch d.C...U.1 control
ov• curriculum to tome d·
t.ent wu·e.1111d Tutldl1
b)' tr\lllt111 of the Htm·
tlqton '-* 11.aiald Hilb
lchoo&~
A ....... w..r ol IUp-
pcri'' b'm trua.ta will be
wkWJ clrodattd to
Gin Rummy
Date Near
The deedline lor entry lnto
the fi:ra annual Sou1hm
California Gin R o m m y
Tournament bat heft u·
tended until tiMll mornJnc ol
S;1.'urday, the .fttst day of
tbe tcuolmlllt .y, It WU
lllftounc.d ...,. .
Maury ·~In. pl'fti·
dent ol tlbe ~·· Club o( Garden Grow, the spoMOr· inC Mlanlalt.ion, Mid that
deadlhie time will be 10 a.m.
Entry fee for ff>e tooma-
ment to be be~ at tbe
Charter HOUse, Aolhelm, is
.a '25 donation to· the Boy'1
Club of Garo.ii Grove.
Entry applications are
~vaUable from the club, 9880
Laf'soo, Garden Grove.
met'Dbel"S of th t 1Ul>-
committet now COM1dlrtn1
the bfU ln Sacramento.
' Trust" Matt w.,u.r 11ld he thlJW SB l Ja 1
worthwhlle bUI. He pO.._.
out that it doeln't r.mnt
requlrtd cour ... , but could
Nduce th• 11 now mandMld
. b1 UM •lite to 1even • tllht.
A 11tron1 physical educ•
tion lobby is expected to
ralat chaoses prCJPOMd in
the blB. Supcintendtnt Mo
ForMJ tlplllnecl dlM ttie
bill would provide for the
s£1me amount of PE 1D the
schoo!J, but DOt at tbi ume
time ••ch dl7.
Weyuier Mid the bU1
wOl.lld permit 1rr.t1 uJ a r
tcheduling.
Weyuker said the bUl ii li·
tended to help·~
achoolt when the7 UllUy and
that it would help hlth
achooll, too.
Jn UDWed dUVkU high
1chool1 Clll select texta, but
not elementary s c b o o 1 1 .
Bectuse t h e elementary
•cbooJ.a are 1imlted 1n tllla
way, tbe reaitrlction affecta
upper ~. too -particularly tbe nh6.
Local ICbool boerdl would
have greater reipomibmty
and the ~to m.Ue
chln1ec if SB 1 were
adopted, Forney .Uted ..
..
ta keeping with the current trend in men'• clothing
this fashion suit by Hart Schaffner 6 Marx fea-
turea two buttons, long-roll lapel, doable-welt pitc.h
POCkets, and side vents. The garment ls one of the outstanding suits in the Hart Schattner It Marx
UJfe of fine clothes. It is made of "Vlracle," a blend
of wool and dacron. George Bu.rtchby (above) was
one of Hart Schaffner & Marx's leading models
for eight years, having been featured in hundreds
of advertlJements in national magulnea prior to
biJ attlllation as men's wear consultant at Silver-
woocl's, Fuhion Island.
After -EaSter ..
at Faskiion Isl~·-_
,
t
main floor redaetlo••
CASUAL DRISSIS 11.00 to
FrOM Re9. Steck • ·• , Vel. te 21.00 ···-··-·•:n-~·--17,00
IET111 DRESSES 22.a, to
IC11lh encl Costumes • • , Reg . to 50.00 -----3'.000
JUNIOR DltlSSES I.OD to
Sises l to ll •• , Vil. fo ll.00 -·----·-!.. .. -~--14.00
FASHION TIA VIL COATS
lletuler 55.00 to 75.00 ' 31.00
conoN POPUN RAINCOATS 17.GQ
'•afel Color -CIH1ic: Styff1t9 , , , lltt. fe 10.0Q
•lid ILOUSIS 14.00
....... ty Lon9 Slv. er., •. I • Reg. to 25.00 .,
THR& PIECI suns 31.00
Oicln't Soll at H .00
conoN CAPRI PANTS s.aw ... c1 str1,. ••• R ... +• 1 o.oo
..iea elNl'llllee
250.00--llNa SIU OTTOMAN • Size 6 _ 1UM
136.00-COCITAIL DllSS/Silk • Siu 6 _ .......
J20.~SlfUIM COCITAIL DA. • si .. 6 _ 110 ••
170.00-HANNAH TIOY PlttNT . Size 10 -·· 1H ...
250.00 ~/WHm COCKTAIL • Siu 10 1U.OO
I 16.00 • ACI IAllC ..... Slae IO -.. -. .. ..
260.00-0IUS ,.nd JACDT . Siu 12 ---111.11
260.00 ~· Ol•A;Mlf DUSI. Siie 12 .. UIM
U0.00 •m "4 MCllT . Sb. 14 --UUI
6.IO
•
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fea.
•itch
e of
larx
lend
was
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l'llllrsdly, April 18, 1968 DAILY '!LOT !7 .
Sound to B~R
Stage Cour& Dance Friday
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TM Sound Shop, n -pMlce AneMm OoaYentiOo CA1Ur'
rock GOmbo, will,.., .. • ..-llr -.......
........... ~~ Al JW1 rt ., Ttlllk; ---........ IN--c ,J 'l"bl ....... o'!ClMt --...,. i>W•--.. Pat Olborae, le a cl
P81bicm 1dlnd fa New,ort --1'laJ Salle. Met .. ecb from l_:S> to a p.m. ,wtar~ Jla Lund q • l • t.
l'ridaJ · rhythm amtm" · B arr 1
No 8dmlesiCln wW be Olborne, 1-1 Cwt-: Tell
charged. McQuistoo. drums; -Beb Tbe mialcal g r o o • 1 Brabmal, araan.
members, aopbomarea '8Dd Famea llilDd la 1aielllll4
jwilon at Foothill lt.llb on Paci1c a-t Rlllnri1
School, were finalists ID the b e t w e e n M • e A t1Mr'
Teen-Ti.me, USA ~ .« Bouw...s and .Jembcne
the Banda beJd at .. ROid.
r •
Calendar of Events
SALE
SPRING & SUMMER
DRESSES
SIZES: 5 thru 16
AND
Only at Fashion Island
THE SOUND SHOP -This is the youthlul Orange County combo which will
The following orpanitctiom ha~ reurotd blond Howe play on Stage Court of Fashion Island Friday from 6:30 to 8 p.m.. No admission
at Fa&hion bland dwring April and Mo.11. Open ti~• mad will be charged for the dance.
dates are still o.vailo.b~ aftd f'nC1/ be reserved by contacting ----......:::.----------------------•
Orange Coast's No. 1 Paperl The Daily Pilot
Best In The West the FQ3hion Island Public Relations CoordinatOT dt (1J4)
644-2020. Tht only charge involved for Mn,.projit buainu&,
1ocial, and professional organizatiom to use Island House u a $5 clto.nwp f tt.
April 19 Freedom Foundation of Valley Forge
~ Friends of Astrology
May
22 York Rite Masons
23 Corona del Mar Girl Scouts
24 Col. William Cabell Chapter • DAR
Plymouth Congregational Church • Dinner
meeting
25 Weight Watchers
25 Calliornia State Practical Nurses Association
30 Harbor Area Reform Temple
1 Weight Watchers
1 Merrill, Lynch. Pierce, Fenner & Smith
4 Fountain Valley Presbyterian Church Women's
Fellowship
7 Tuesday Club (Bridge)
8 Tri-Delta Alumni Association
8 Weight Watchers
14 Our Lady Queen of Angels Guild
15 Weigh Watchers
16 Monday Morning Club of Laguna Beach
18 Friends of Astrology
-It'• Wcu-
New addition to Movieland Wax Museum in Buena
Park is the wax figure o1 Robert Stack In the role
of Eliot Ness from "The Untouchables" television
series.
3 DAY SPECIAi.i $480
Reg. IS.99 Squaw Bootle 11 cud&eol• ona.cs
IOeded JatW. la w,.. ~ told Cll' ...., .,.....
A ~nhlea nplar ,.W;.,...,...,. .... ..
Readership: You Spel1 it A-n-n l-a-n-d-e-r-s The Daily Pilot Covers Boating , -- --------------
'IOYI llOMn· RAllOIFFI
CASES FOR MATC~BOX
CAR COLLECTORS
12 $117
CAI SHOW CASI ----
24 $1" CAI SHOW CASI --48 CAI SHOW CASI $2 7'
40 CAI TWC DIAWD ---$2"
Scoota-Bolrd
.._ 1ld9w8Ht eoutw rtdtftt ...... u ... 1
Made ef rve.-4. dun11tl1 pol~•ne "4utlo.
4-heavy Mlt)' -UI wtlMla with ball 7 76
M9rtn91 fw tr.. rollh1.. e
3M Games
Advanctd Games fOf adults. Stocks 1nd
Bonds-SreakthrolJlh Hith Sid
Oh·Wah-Ree Twix -Acquire 7 05 Plus others. w
Water Wiggle
A111nl119 ..,eter wl99fe cl1e1•1 ~icla, weteta t+.e
'-"· 11feyt te9, he't elwevs o" the 111ove. Flni-
ble he .. jual hook end wetch the fu"· le 99
If Flying Plane J~ lel111e" er Fre"lrMti1-.i i"•"• 1i"'ulet" .c+I-. ~ ; "4 -c1 of ,., .,_.,..i 111.del. Stw11t M, ~ V' ,., "· ~ .... f..i. 471111 .... 1.11 ONLY 9>
Tight Sqaaeza
"' '-" ~ ff1llll Allllc ... ., llllDll! • WUfi• liafin' ICtion ,_. for
little Mets! 8iC kids too! • hit
psty Idea! • Belts. apilNf, ,. 3 97 stlUCtioftsl 7 .oo Ve I. •
"'
Ute Brite
An amazing -tor tft.lt lets a eflnd eolo,
wltJI light. l11Nrt the oolored ,.,, l11to th•
outlf"9 plotu,.. Ill the m11lo box. a.. the
,.,. Mme te lffe lft "' Df elgl!t 5 99 Wlllllnt oofeN, •
SDp 'n SRcle
l\1 1ufic ..... , •'"• ...... ,c .. I
••'"hl"t 41111 fet •" .....
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DAYIA-
GIANT SPRING TO.Y
CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST TOY & HOBBY CENTERS
W,ILD WEST
HOUSE
Ooughboy playhouses ue
greet fun-they're b ig, well-
built & colorful. Stron9 tubu-
lu fram11 euy to u semble
coveed with strong vinyl that
ta kes '"°ugh WHr.
$5.99
KARLS EXTRA 5'ECIAL
CHESS BOARD SALE
Reg. 1Cwl'1 Mee
large wood 9rain
Wood Chess loard ................ $5.00
Tablette Wltlt Chess 9.50
Tablette With Chess .......... 13.00
Clteu loard 18" with 2" sq. 7.95
Formica Chess loard
18" with 2" sq ....................... 20.00
Colonial T ablette
With Chess .......................... 1 7 .00
Formic• Chess loord
Marble or Wood Grain ........ 15.00
MecllterrcntMR Taborette
Wit• Sculptured Chu ....... 42.~0
"GO" Game . . 12.50
$1.97
3.tt 7.tt
3.97
12.ff
'·" 7.ff
24.ff
7.ff
-Tikitl~
" •nu. Seys 11 diffmllt ..,, time ptflMS -l~"
tlll. P er h c t bedtime J 9J ....... "' ..........
Co11111lete with ell etce•·
seriet, fuel I lett1tie,. 8 76 e
llylo1 llllerfty ud M let
ZILLION BUIBl.ES
New "'ultl-bubble .,.,.., crHt.1 ~illlo11t
of lu"'lneactnl thimm erl"t bubble ..
u .. , eny 1teftderd !.ubbla 1elutlo11.
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WALT DISNIY'S
ZORRO PU Y SfT
~ Getaway Chase Game
Cop&. robbtrs ••. the dint I& onl Anythlnt tM
h1ppen when bol!I players
control both motorized CIR. 3 99 Outsmart your opponent
$t1•YALll •
Thingmaker
FUil lllOl.DS IY "llAnD. •
• Fun Rowers • C<eepy Cnwltf1
• C r u p I e People e
Friitrt Factory • Aetrtinr
Mtn. l'f, $14.00 VII•. 7 76 YOUR CHOICE • . .. . .. . I
..,, 141eal. TM amaxlnt 11p1r Nf
llydrefofl. A ,,,bbt,. .,_.,. ,..Int toy.
Q... r-ar-rollfld on water, _...
wat.r, •n lend, lee w -· 2.97 ..... '3.47
flM'fL
DOU I CRADLE
Oolll with ble"~•+ comple+. with bottle
'" white plu+ic roclri119 cretlfe. 1 99
Re9. U .47. e
VOIT SWIMMING GEAR
FOR SUMMER FUN
Veit Swlflt M.t
•et· ..... ,,...
With Safety Gian lens --4.00 $2.9'
VoltA..._._ ....
With S.fety Gius L•ns ---4.00 $2. ff
Volt 0-W. SHrlle M.t
Pladk lens ···-·· 4.50 J.tt
Volt hi,_,
SwW AM All Slut I .ts '/.17
Veit .. SwhiA PIM -4.95 I.ff
Veit .. ,....,
N.. Cl,. ·······---·-··-··-··--.75 .'7
---• llAl'll IBP
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Mail Users Seek
Better Service
An organltatlonal meetlng
i-; scheduled today by the
Costa Mesa Man Usera
Council. local unit of a na·
lionwlJe movement to im·
prove postal service.
Representatives of Costa
Mesa bus1J1ess and induSJ:ry
wiU meet with U.S. Poet Of.
fice regional customer rela·
lions om~r Carl H. Koehler
at the Cost.a Mesa Chamber
or Commerce.
W.embership io tile Mail
U:,crs C o u n c I I branches,
now organizing in 350 cities
throughout the U n i t e d
States. 1s open to firms and
lndi vi duals spendlnz $10.000
or more annually on
pogtage.
elegance . 1n
lash ion
''These organlzatJooa owe
tt to themselves to find out
bow they can set tile most
out ot the pestage 1bey pay,
aod bow' they can 1et tile
be8t pos8Jb1e tervice," says
Costa M e s a Postmaster
John B. KJueiewict.
PostmuteJ' G e n e r a I
Lawrence F. O'Brien callil
the organization -with
more tbao 23,()00 pencins in-
YOlved -one of the most ef.
(ective ways to proyidt im·
me<Pate improvement in
mail tenilce.
Chairman or the Costa
Meta chapter is John P.
Morgan. a bantlng ex·
ecutive.
NUMBER ELEVEN
FASHION ISLAND
644-2252
Highway
Speed
Raised
An order ra.1Jtn1 the letal
speed llmlt to 70 miles per
hour on a »mile lt.Tetcb ot
Interstate 5 between La
Jolla and Cwllbad in Sall
Otego County bas been sl~
ed by Gordon C. Looe, State
~reta.ry ror BuaineM and
Transportation.
At the i~ tiJM Luce
directed the C a 11 f o r n 1 a
Highway Patrol to be ex-
lremely vigilant in pM!oU·
Ing this Hctloo. Tb e
HJgbway PllCrol will monitor
the freeway on ao around·
tbe..cJOCk basis.
Jn accordaoce with state
laws, Luce Is authorized to
raise !peed limits to 70
miles an hour on those
special state h I g h w a y s
which meet stiff engineering
criteria and are recom-
mended by bottl the Depart·
ment or Public Works and
t.he California H i g h w a y
Patrol.
If violations or accideots
become frequent in the area
after the change, Luce has
full authority to drop the
legal limit back to 65 miles
an hour.
SILVERWOODS
FASHION ISLAND
AFTER-EASTER
CLEARANCE! ' -
THURSDAY· FRIDA~· SATURDAY
~
~MA\~IHIIlN«ll ~lU il1r ~&ILE
----,0
ON FAMOUS
Chester Barrie LTD. OF ENGLAND
Chester Barrie clothing is a status quo. Rarely do you find such
excellence in clothes-never at this price! Exciting reductions
on han d-crafted luxury suits. Now priced within the reach of each
business mant
Formerly 225.00 NOW 125.00
Limited 1ize1 Sizes ~ ~1 .. 2 ~ .... 46
Reg. 5 1 21 7 24 10
Long 1 12 1 10 1
!lll'~G~ .. r.~
SLACK SALE REG. 18.95 TO 23.95
NOW 16.00 2 PAIR FOR 31.00 LIMITED TIME
Wonted~, Hopeacka, Blenclt,checks and solids
Model• include belt loopt-side tabs -western pockets
FURNISHINGS AND SPORTSWEAR
5.95-10.00 Sp<>rt Shirts, assorted fabrics & patterns .•••••.•... 1 /2 Off
18.95 Worsted Wool Cardiga~, broken sizes and Colors .••••••••.. 7.99
1
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NATURAL SHOULDER SHOPS
7 .95 Wash Pants, Permanent Press Corduroys, belt loops .•........ 1.99 ·
5.00-9.50 Sport Shirts, Traditionat B. O. Collars. Long & Short Sleeves . 2.99
WOMKN'S SH019S
9.00-25.95 Sportswear-blouses, skirts, pants, sweaters, Jac.kets ...•. 5.00
60.00-96.00 Suits-3-pc imported knrts, 1-pc dresses ............ 29.90
New on
So good for spring, this feather-print co~t-dress
by Mallory is obtainable at Fashion lsland s Jo~n
Buck store. The garment is 100 percent cotton, ts
lined with black acetate, and ties with a leatbe1·
bell Print is black, and taupe with ~plashes of
red. The wire brim hat by Mr. John is worn off
the face and is made of Milan straw.
•
M aradudi1i to Succeed
Ford iii VCI Physics
Professor A I e x e i A.
Maradudin bas been n:amed
chairman of the department
of physics at UCI SUC•
ceecting Kenneth W. Ford, it
was announced today.
Dr. Ford will remain at
UCI as professor of physics
and will become dlairman
of the UCI Academic Senate '
in September.
Dr. Maradudln has been
with the physics department
at UCI since the campus
opened. coming from the
W estingbouse R e s e a r c h
Laboratories in 1965.
His research area in solid
state physics now lncludes
several ()(her members of
the faculty and graduate PHYSICS CHAIRMAN •
students. He bas received Aleut M.radudrn
international recognition for
organlzi.ng cooierences in
h.is specialty.
As chairman or I h e
department, pr 0 r l' s s 0 r
Maradudin plans to leach
and continue hls research
program.
British Naval
Books at UCI
The UCl library boasts
the finest British naval col·
lection on the Pacilic Coasl.
according to UCT history
professor Arthur J. Marder.
He reports the latest ad·
dition is the personal book
collection or World War I
British admiral Sir Angus
Cunningham Graham. Some
books in the collection date
to the 18th and 19th cen-
turies.
HEADS SINATE
K ........ f..-.1
..
. •
Business
Seminar
Set at UCI
The proe and cons of .in-
corporating a • ' 1 m a 11 ' '
business wlll be air~ at a
one-Oa;y seminar to be put
on by UC EI.tension on the
UCI campus beginning at t
a.m. Saturday.
Tbe JrC)gl'am a., tailored to
the bmlnessman with 500
employes or Jal. Seminar
~ader ~ Sanlord A.
Brickner, Fulilierloo .Uorney
and CPA. A meml>er of the
i>range County Be Aasocia·
ti<>n's tax c o m m i t t e e .
Brickner baa taught tax
plann i n g f or the
businessman and rel*<!
courses for UC EXtension.
Some topiCll he will cover
-include compari.lon o f
pu-tnenmips with aole pro-
prietorsbips ; incof'porating
an exiJltioC business; dif.
fering tu rates; cost of in-
corporatmg, and use of m ulttple coa pot lltious. 'Iblre
will be a q\lelUon ad
..... period..
Registration DI fl() hl·
eludes lundl. For further
details. contact the Ez.
tension office at 1325 Cam·
pu.s Hall, or call 833-5U5.
School Sets
Open House
MOCI TUl1LI SHllT S.ft .
Reg. 9.00 luffums' shori-slHve mock turtle
ahirt of I 00 % fine Orto,.• acrylic iRter4ock
knit retains its sh.pe, ,_.ashts with Hse.
White, light blue, light ,.W, litht 9rHn.
DISCON11NUID STYLIS. 219/• 0FP
. 11.71 .. JJ.00
Reg. 25.00 to 44.00 dress shoes f.rom such
famous makers as E. T. Wright, Crosby
Square, Bally of Switzerfand and E"9'ish
Imports. Blade end b~wn.
YAlsnY SHOP
I
Entire stock of reg. 17.95 anci 19.;s dreu slaeh
reduceci! Traditional pl.i" frerft styling 12.H
T raditioftel style sport shirts ift selectio" of
plaids, solids; r99. 7.C>q_to 10.00 4.11or211.00
I 00 •/. silk ties in stripes encl club petterns, reg.
4.00 -·-····· .......... ~.·--·····---··-··--···-····.2.5t or 2/5.00
Ent ire stock oxford cloth basie shirts from • f •·
mous maker. long or s~ort slHve i" blue, white
or me ize; reg. 7 .50 ·····--··-···-····-.. -·4.6t or J/t.00
GlfFS ~D CHINA
TOSCANY CRYSTAL 4.H _. t.ft
Reg. 7 .50. Cover.ct candy dish, butter, rel-
ish, sugar a~d crHmer, compote, vase,
jam, i•r and eshtray of hHvy IHd crystal
hattel-cut tree1ures.
R99. 15.00. DocMter, farte ~basket,
c..,.,e41 cattely d'9h, com~. cake plete,
pitcher. Hand-craft.ct.
Polka.dot tumblers end napkins to match or
bri9htfy contrast. Orange, lemon, lime or frost
white tumblers i1t set of I -··-·-·-·········----4.. ft
Napkins in lemon, or•'\99. lime. reel ttr nevy
pofb-clotted cotton, reg. ,75 ... ·······-··-··--···· .4t
SJ.NCI CEIASTONI DINNDWAll
J4.tl ..
Three ,etternt. Service for t 9eot from
oven to taltle in dishwasher.safe uRderglaze
patterns with solid color hollow pieces.
S.rviftf pieces, plus I eech diRner, salad,
soup, fruit, cup, s•ucer.
Eldorado School ror the
Gifted Chad., 4100 E. Walnut, S&YIRW AU t
Orange, will bold a sprinc opea home from 2 to s p.m. i.----SA-YI-! _H_l.J_A_YY_Sl._YllPU __ ...,.n __ -...
~y~ will pretent TAii.i ACCISSOU!S SAU
a musical program imd Wm. A. Rogers by Oneida Ltd. table •c·
.reading materials a n d cessoriH in Medit•rranHn pattern.
teaching Aids •W be oa RoU trey er butter ~ith, reg .. 1,0.00 ,._._.l .00 d~~oUy enrolled in tbe 121/z "round trey or 10" dist.,
school al'e lM pre'\Sebool r•CJ. f 2.00 ·-··-···-··"A·"·~·--.. ···-······--··•-..---11.00
througb bJcb ICbool studente 15" ro"nd trey, chip/clip, seuce boet, cen·
wi1h ID IQ ol l~ ar above. terpiece, reg. 17.00 ·····-·· ...... ····-··········-14.00
Double vegeteble clish, 11/J qt. uuerole,
wen ..... trH pl.tter or cake plate,
A GROUP OF 'l\t jt.
Spring Dresses
re9. 20.00 ·-·-····-·---·······-·-···---······--' '··
Gorham steinl.11 dHI pleu-setting. 6-piec•
place-setting , reg. 1.95 ·······-···-····-·············· ............. 6.tS
\.#;
I; .2 off
·mAntEL~
hoes & Sometliing Else
21 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT IEACH
_Informal Showing_ of Midi Dru1u _
Satar-day, Apjl 20th
Towle Stotling sav .. by-the-set sale. Regulu
patterns at special s.vings of 22.00 to I 01.00.
!
lu..t SterlifM) at special prices. S.Yings on basic
aeh for 4, 61 I, 12 ,laco-settift91 in al Lunt
r99ular patterns of fiRo der4i"9 tal:.leware.
Heirloom Sterling rotul.r patterns at sevings.
S.ve 51.00 on Mrvice for 4. S.ve I t6.00 on
service f.r I. S.ve 174.00 on service for 12. ,
Otteida Ster1in9 in Molbou_rn~ b9agoment,
S.tift ... uty, Silver loM, MeclitetraftMft er
C.se Grande ift piece er Mt ••. S... Jr,4
' TAii.i UN1NS '
Custom taW. ,eds mecf•t...,..•r •t wvings!
P,..tect tho precious fhrish of yoor clinittt teble
with our made-to mH1uro INCi• ef pyroxylin-
CHtocl fabric, or, for the first tiMe, +he finest
quality vinyl -··--... -·-··· ... ·-·-···......, rw•i:.-1~
........ Y--#IUfteJ Jaeck, ltMVy Yi1tyf t.W.Cloth
by Decor ~s • hencfsome +.no-o•tone .,attern,
texiure in yello~. green, oran1•~ J>f ue.
$lat • ,.,._ ,.,. si.. \ ,.,. ....
521152'' tq,1ter• 4.00 J." 5b70" ev11I I.DO J."
UwlOt" .~ .. "t 8.00 '-"
70" th11J 8.00 '·" UdO" eW.119 • •.OO 4."
Siem -.. ,c. pl.cemet Mt. iwcJucle 4 NM·
'fovu cotto" ,&.conwm, 4 color-coordi...+ed
pl.HI ..... -.. W .; ...... ;a, W.. -i~tt.
ore,. with ydow, ,.W °'elm~,... 4M
NIWPCMrf e "9. I MIMtOlt ......_ e ... f'Olf C9fftl e
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Nature. mink ea in pastel or dark r.nch, Tour-
maline•· or CMalean•, dyed Weck or b&Mched·
white .. ,. l _, • • 29.00 Net~ ltlue jx cars i"· opulent thrM-row styffNJ t .. • • • 69.00
Natural mink capes in pastel, dark rench, Tour-
maline· -------·----.. .......lU.00 Natural pastel or ranch mink stoles with double
conars --·:i-·-··-···--------··Jtt.00
Natural mink jackets with wedding ring collars.
Pa,tel, dark rench or TourrMllne• _ .... -... 444.00
Natural mink jackets in the new, longer length.
Choice of shawl or notch collars -·--··--·Stt.00
All fwn lelMIW +. t.11-c1w..+r, ef erl9i11 ~ u..,.ne4 fv11. -t,. fmlle "'lflk. .....,.,. AJu·.,,
FUI Q..UNING SPECIALS
STOUS ANd CAPIS reg. 55.00 42.IO
FUR JACKm reg. 80.00 62.IO
FUI COATS 1 recj. 110.00 12.IO
Choose from hundreds of silk and Bemberg
rayon linings to ~•n•w your fur.
FUI STORAGE IAGS
33" reg. 7.98 6.49
50" reg. I 1.95 9.50
Lightwei?.ht, water-repellent fur begs ellow
furs to 1 breethe," protect from light, air
end hHt. Fold-over, gold or black. --
SUNCHARM Sl'ORTSWEAR
Cotton skirts in solid colors and prints, sizes I
to t 6, reg. 14.00 to 16.DO ·-·······---··-··-··· .. I· t9 C.pris in Arnef9 triecetate sharkskin, white:
sites 8 to 18, reg. I 4.00 .......... _ ........ -................ _.l.H
Shorts of white Arnt~ ttlacetate • sherhkin,
hand-washable: sites 8 to 18 ............ ·-·-· ... -........ 7.H
COAT & SUIT SHOP
AU:WoOL-SPRING COATS
45.99 •
Reg. 70.00. Choose from several of our very
best styles. In novelty weave woolens.
White, beige, yellow, pineapple, sHfoem or
pink. 6 to 16.
FAMOUS MAKE KNif surts. COSTUMES "
44.00
Reg. 60.00 to 70.00 two and thrH piece
wool double knit suits and costumes. Very
smart styling from a maker you know for
quality. Sizes 8 to 16.
DRESS SHOP
Famous make misses' dresses in assorted sprin9
end summer f abric:s. A good collection, regu·
lerly 26.00 to 40.00 ---·--·-..... ·-·-·"·-·-·-··.19.'9
HALF SIZE DUSSIS
17.9' to 2l.t9
Reg. 28.00 to '40.00. Cottons, sheers encl
trevel·knits in new prints and solid colors
for spring end summer wHr. 12Y1 to 22V1 •
, NEAT KNIT TIAYB. SUIT
2'.'9
ThrH-tim• 1111-outl lntarsia knit acetate
suit is erush-resistent traveler in brand-new
colors and petterns. 3-piece style in ~epri·
ke, curry, herb 9rHn or navy. I to I .
DRISSQ TO UVI IN!
14.tt
Re9. 26.00 te 30.00. Crisp, coot casuals of
wondro..s, we1hebl1, every·reacfy poly·
ester. White, pink, 9old, aqua, trHn,
nevy. Siles 8 to II.
HAN DIA GS
Reg. t 5.00 to 20.00 handbags in calf, S.ton
and novelty IMtfiers, petent IHtfi•rs, tepes·
tries, glamorous efter·fiH febrici -.-10.97
R19. 6.00 •nd 7.00 hendba9s in strew. fabrics,
plastic IHther •r patet1t leatherl Pouches,
'lagaboncls. to+11 end othen ~·-·-·-·J.f7
HOSIERY
IUFR.ON kOSIRY, ONCU·YIAI SAYINeS
Proportio,.d nylons in sites 11/2 ·I 0 Mid9e,
8 'h -1 I ld-.1 and 91/2 -11 Regal for p•rfect flt.
Choose Surf, OcHn, Summer Send, Foam.
Seamless 4emi·toe end 1Hml1u welkin9 1hetr
in Surf, Oqtan. Rtg. 3 pairs 3.90 _J ptirs 2.t9
SHml111 ~ajlon• in Surf, ~••.n or Foem:
lffmleu Oefttrece• in Surf, ~-.an or Swmmtr
1 S.nd. Reg.3 p.1lrs 4.20 -~-1 '*' J.Jt
.,.Parrly hon 1n demi-toe micro"""eslr1 M'l-ffliri
knit. In Sui, Foam, Night Sky or nevv. Short,
5•.51]11• m iurn, 5'3'-5'6"; med. tell, 51611-5'1": ~ 'B" d over. Re . 2.50 r _ i.,..ln "-II
I
M!Wtc>RT • tJ fASHtOH ISUHD
--·-·-~ _.. .. .. ... . -, . -. ---..... -. . . . .. .... -. . . "" . .... . . -., ~ ......
HOS.RY ,
' --·-ANNUAL SAU Of llAU111UL RYANS
April 11 .. ~ 2t
Demi-toe regular or cl.mi-toe Cantrece•
reg. 1.65 ~···-·••oo••··-···-·-··· .. ····-~J ,... 4.01
Demi-toe mesh, "I· 1.50 pr. 3 pain J.71
Popular ''Deily DoUbl•" penty hose, 2-w•y
stretch penty attached to shffr, seamless
stretch stoc~ings, ,..,. 3.00 J pain 7.IO
Under Control, the nylon ahcf Lycra• span·
dex power net panty girdle attached to
sht1r, seamless stretch stoc:lcingsi r19ulerly
s.oo -··-····-·------·_) pain 12.00 Support stockings -support in fashion
with s1it1r, seamless nylon end Lycra•
spandex in fashion colors. Sites 8 V2 -10 ,
short, 81/2 -11 medium end 91/2 -1 1 long.
Regularly 4.95 pr ............................ 3 pain 9.00
YOUNG CALIFORNIA SHOP
... .,_ -
1000 SPllNG AND SUMMER DRESSES
FOi JUNIOIS, PITITES
11 .9'
Re~ 15.00 to 17.00 styles in cottons, Dac-
ron polyester and cotton blends, rayon or
acetate in popular weaves end textures.
Prints, plaids, solid colors in sites 3 to 15.
·. ACCESSORY SHOP
SPLASH O' PRINT PANT TOPS
4.99
Long, short slt1v• end slt1vtl1u styles
with classic or cowl collars. Of washable
nylon jersey kflit, acetate end blended cot·
tons. Sizes 30 to 40.
Seam-stretch penh, nubby weave textured
fa bric. Back or side tipper styles. Sites 8-18,
reg. 9.00 .................................................... -........................ 6.99
CQSMUl~S
~~tta:d ~~~~~~-~~.~:.~~~~·~·~·~···~·~:..1.~.~·~···~~-~~.~~b
Casual or dressy clutch handbags in leather o
in faille . Black or brown. Req. 3.50 ............. 2.0C
ONCE-A· YEAR SALE!
SHOCKING DE SCHIAPARELLI
Luxurious! 8-oz. splash-on cologne that
cools end silkens skin and luscious skin-ton•
satin-textured powder in 8-oz. gold rimmed
box! Ousting powder, reg. 5.00 -······-·····3.00
After-bath cologne, reg. 3.00 ······-··-···1.75
SKIN.CARE SPECIALS
ROM DOROTHY GRAY
Reg. 4.00 Orange Flower Skin Freshener,
Texture Lotion or Medicated Refin ing Lo·
tion -····················--··········-·············~··---······· .. ··-·····l.50 Reg. 2.50 2-Minute Magic -the quick,
dHp-cleensing lotion that is crHmy, not·
grHsy. Conteins hexachlorophen• to help
control bacteria •oo••···-·································•oo••"· 1.50
FLOWER SONG DUSTINCi POWDER
.89
Reg. 1.00. Quintettt of colorful boxes holds
favorite Duvel dusting powder and jumbo
Ac:rilan• acrylic puff. In avocado, tortoise
shell, larkspur blue, wild pink or tulip yel·
low; delicately scented boudoir accent.
ROYAL SWEDIN HAIURUSHIS
2.49
Made with natural boar bristles, blended
with synthetic: bristles for extra strength
end long wear. Hardwood grain handles.
In half-round or professional style for wom·
en, military or professional style for men.
Tuuy deodorents et timely savings for spring.
CrHm, reg. 1.00 ......• 50 Stick, reg. 1.00 .SO
Spray, reg. I.SO ... 1.00 Roll-on, reg. 1.00 ;50
Fine IHther acc1uori•1 for milady. Boxed cig-
arette end lighter set in fashion colors from
pale to bright. Rt9. 6.90 to 10.00 set _,_.J.00
John Robert Powan Moisture Control is •
bHuty-mektr, reg. 9.00 -·-····· ................. -·--····J.00
John Robert Powers in spray essence form .
Ch.AG1L0s.a...o.r_pu de.. Daux,_.,,..µ..oo __ ..,
e H!WPORT CfNTER . •
COS Mmes
ONCl-A·YW-SALi! MAIY CHW
TOUT WAta. 4.50
R19. 6.50 luxury size l·cn. toilet water in
• six fre9renc1s. White Lilac, Tapestry,
Strategy, Yrem, Gardenia, Carnation.
4-oz .. toilet water in abe>v• fragrances and
in Violet, Htliotrope, Lily of the Valley or
Rose Geranium, reg. 3.50 ---···-··-·2.50
Mysto-etomiter, reg. 1.50 ___ .... 1.00
8-oz. dusting powder in six most-wanted
fre9rance1 1 re9. 5.00 -··--··--·--·-·-.... 3.50
FOUNDATIONS SALON
Famous maker long 119 penty girdle with dip
front waist, double f ebric back and sides and
"can't stretch" tumtT1y panel. White, nylon
Lycra• spandex blend. S-M-L Reg. f 6.00 ...... 9.99
Gossard "Flair" bre of Dacron• polyester and
cotton blend with light fiberfill shaping , nylon
end Lycra• spandex blend back. A, B, C cups
in white, pink, blue or yellow. Re·g. 4.00 ...... 2.99
Cherrnfit "Magicloud" bandeau bra has fiber-
fill framed cups for shape and life. Tricot-
backed nylon lace with nylon and Lycra• span-
dex blend back. B, C, 0 cups in white, reg. 6.50
end 7 .50 ............................................... -.. -......................... 3. 99
SEAMLESS SILFSKINS
3.29
If perfect 5.00 to 8.95. Slight irregularities
in these do not impair wear. Seamless Silf-
skin full -f eshioned knit girdles and panty
girdles. Finished with tiny seams at waist
and hem. In white only, sizes S, M, L.
MIUINERY
. ---HUMAN HAIR WIC.Lm
10.08
. Special Purchase ! Never before have we
offered huma~ hair wiglets at so low e
price! All popular he ir shades.
Designer sample hats, straws, exp~nsive fabrics,
unusual styles, trims ......................... -... ·--·-·· ..... 12.00
INFANTS' SHOP
Curity snep shirts of I 00 % cotton knit, with
short sleeves and diaper pin tapes. Reg. I ~O .79
Curity training pents of highly absorbent
cotton. With 4-..ply crotch, elastic: waist.band.
Tu-way tretch, re inforced . Reg •• 79 ................ 59
Vinyl waterproof pants ere soft, supple, longer-
:t:~ir:~. ~-j~~.:.i.~~ ... ~~.~.~~'..~ .. :~.'..~.~.~~~.~~ .. ~~~-~.~3;
Fitted crib sheets of Sanforized~ cotton 166-
thread count, reg. 1.39 ................................................. 99
Receiving blankets with an improved finish that
absolutely will not pill, wash after wash. Two
blankets in poly bag, reg. 2.29 ............... -......... -1.79
Bonnie Doon9 lace tights for toddlers art made
of I 00 % white stretch nylon in all-over lac•
pattern. Durable, easy-care. Reg. 3.00 .... -1.99
SUMMER DRESSES FOR
INFANTS AND TODDLERS
3.99
Reg. 6.00 to 8.00 fa shions for the littlest
miss! Favorite makers pretty prints and
snappy solids in a choice of fabrics, in-
cluding permanently pressed cottons,
eesy-cere blends.
IUFFUMS' OWN PLAY CLOTHES
Infants: reg. 4.00 2.69
Toddlers; reg. 5.00 3.29
Permanent press bubbles, double-b ib over-
alls end double-bib shorts! Made to Buf.
fums' rigid specifications for quality and
detail. Of a fine blend of Dacron• polyester
end cotton in pastel and bright colors. In-
font sizes S, M, L, XL. Toddler sizes 2, 3, 4.
STORE FOR BOYS
FULLY LINED SWIMWEAR
2.29
Reg. 4.00 and 5.00 cotton swim trunks from
one of our top makers. Plain front, drew·
string top, beck pocket, sizes 8-20.
INTIRE STOCK OF IULKY STRETCH HOSE
6/4.89
R19. t .00 pr. Orlon• acrylic end nylon
blend bulky hose. Wide selection of colors
in sites 8'/1 -l I, 10-13; reg. 1.25 _ ..•.. 6/5.19
T ·shirts for boys i" popular full turtle neck
style. Short sleeves . Fine-combed cotton in
white, blue, gold . Sizes 8 to 18. Reg. 3.50 1.69
Sport shirts in the Ivy T redition, with button-
down collars. All permanent press f ebrics.
Sizes 8 to 20, reg. 4'.00 ...... ~..... ................... . ... l .59
Buffums' Own br iefs of white combed cotton.
With fly front, double seat, elastic waistband.
Sites 8-18, reg. 3/2.50 ................. ~ ... -.............. 3/2.00
Buffums• Own undershirts in T-shirt style of
white combed cotton. Re inforced neckband.
Sizes I· 18, reg. 3/2.50 .. .~ .......... -........ -... -.312.00
CHILDREN 'S SHOES
QIN.SOLID LEATHER SPANISH
SANDALS FOR IOYS AND GIRLS
2.9'
Sturdy little sandals of leather with leather
in1ol11 in white, red, brown. Baby's size 5
to children's size l.
Thursday, April 18, 1968 DAILY PILOT ft
STORE FOR MEN
FAMOUS MAKO suns iEDUCID!
From such famous makers es Stein Bloch,
H. FrHmen, J I F, our own Crest label ••.
suits in solids, stripes and plaids. Fine wool
worsteds, wool end silk or wool end Dec:·
ron• polyester blends. Ont end two button
models with side end centtf' vents, newest
in fashion. And of course, et Buffums'.
there is never a charge for alterations.
reg., 89. 95 now 76.00 re9. 135.00 now 111.00
reg. I 00.00 now 14.00 reg. 145.00 now 120.00
reg. 115.00 now tt.00 reg. 150.00 now 125.00
reg. 125.00 now 106.00 reg. 165.00 ~w 1 lt.00
MEN'S 9UAUTY TAILORED SLACKS
17.H
Reg. 22 .00 and 25.00. Favorite all-wool
slacks with popular belt loops, plain front
styling. In worsted or 2-ply warp fabric.
Gray, olive, forest, dark brown, brass, navy,
medium blve or black. Sitts 30 ... 2.
SAYE ON MEN'S SPORT COATS
. From our regular stock-select from popu·
lar California weight ell-wool worsted, silk
and wool blend, Dacron• polyester and
wool blend~ Poputar I or 2-button models
with center or side vents.
r•9. 50.00 ~now G.00 reg. I 00.00 .. now 82.00
reg. 55.00 _now 46.00 reg. 110.00 .. now 90.00
reg. 65.00 _now 56.00 reg. 125.00 now 100.00
reg. 75.00 _now '4.00 reg. 135.00 now 110.00
reg. 15.00 _ .. now 74.00 reg, 145.00 now 115.00
MEN'S FURNtSHINGS
Fine cotton lawn J;aftdlCerc~iefs with h'and-rolled
edges. Bonus package of 13, reg. 6.00 ~ .. -.. 4.00
Famous malcer jewelry. Sterling silver or 14-K
gold filled, reg. 7.50-20.00 _.3.69 or 3/10.00
Tie-tees from quality maker in many styles.
Some stone set.Reg. 2.SO to l .50 1.19 or 3/3.00
Reg. 5.00 ---'"-···----·-·-·-1,39 or 314.00
Men's high-bulk, 100 %' Orlon• acrylic host in
popular 6x3 rib. Machine wesh'able, dryable in
black, brown, charcoal, lod•n or navy. Sizes
I 0 V2.' 3 for those who cannot WHr stretch
hose. Reg. 1.50 pr.---·-·---.99 or 3/2.75
l4 p AS
3.69 or 2/7.00
Reg. 5.00 an'd 6.00 cotton broeclcfoth wash
and WHr pajamas in coat or' mid'dy style .
Long slHvt, full.length trouser models.
-A-B·C-D, · ' · •··
J.Jt or 211.00
Reg. 5.00 sliorty style wash anCI wear pa·
pajamas. Coat and mtddy styles with short
troustrs, 1hort slHves. A-B-C-0.
4.69 or 219.00
Reg. 6.00 snorty pefamas in 80 %' Dacron~
polyester, 20 9/. cotton. P tr m a n e n t I y
pressed solids, stripes, patterns in coat
style. Sizes A, B, C, D.
All-Orlon• acrylic •tretc~ en~•·t in overall
muted pattern, Machine washable, dryable;
guarantHd not to shrink. Reg, 1.50 pr •. -... 1.19
or ~··--····-····-·· ---···-···3/3.00 Medium weight wool end nxlon stretch hose in
an extra-soft blend of 60 % wool, 40 % nylon,
guarentHd not to shrink when machine·
washed end dried. One 1Jn fits I 0 to 13.
Anklet, re9. 1.50 _ 1,.19 or 3/l.00
Over-th .. celf, reg. 2.00 1.39 or J/4.00
Silk neckwHr, ,.,. 3.00 .nd 4.00 1.79 or 3/5.00
Crest undershlrff Of rlbbeCI cotton, sizes
S, M, l. XL: ,.. J/3.75 6/5.00
Crest T-shirts of whit• combed cotton, sites
S, M, L. XL: reg. 3/4.50 -·--616.00
Crest brief of combed cotton knit has
double seat for extra WHr. Sizes 30-44: Reg. 3/4.50 ________ 6/S.00
Boxer shorts ln white or f ency prints and
WO!!_!' patterns, 30-44; reg. 3/4.50 6/6.00
CREST SHORT SUIYE DRESS SHIRTS
4.69 or 2/9.00
Reg. 6.00 permanently pressed shirts in
65 % Dacron• polyester, 35 % cotton with
"soil relHst." SprHd collar or o>eford
cloth with button-down collar in blue,
green, maize or white. 14Vl -17 •
Starts Fridav ....
All s tores open
Friday night
MEN 'S SPORTSWEAR
Short sleeve sport shirts in no-iron Dacron• pol y-
ester, cotton, reg. 7 . .00, 8.00, 9.00 4.69 or 2/9.00
Buffums' grHtest all 'round sports sweater, the
2-ply Orlon• acrylic: link stitch cardigan . In
fashion colors. S, M, l, XL. Reg. 16.00 10.99
FAMOUS MAKER JERSEY SHIRT
3.89 or 3/11.00
Reg . 6.00 short sleeve shirt of 80 % Orlon
acrylic, 20 % wool knit jersey. 3-button
plecquet, pullover style.
YISA9WASH·N·WIAR nA-CO
6.99 -
Reg. ro.oo. Dacrons polyester and cotton
pre-cuffed sleeks from a f •mous maker
hove rlein front, belt-loop styttng. Viso9
. -~· ' --: i: ;"' ·-L.
•--MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10:00 TILL 9:30 • OTHER DAYS 10:00 TILL S:30
I
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JO DA.IL V PILOT Thursday, Apt11 18, 1968
.,
ONE OF ORANGE COUNTY'S
TWO GREAT RESTAURANTS
• •
LUNCHION -DINNll
COCKTAILS
•
VINA HARMER DUO
TUESOA Y THROUGH SATUROA Y
•
37 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTE~
BETWEEN BUFFUMS AND BROADWAY
Open: Weekdays-Luncheon: 11·5
Dinners: 5:00-12:00
Saturdays-Luncheon: 11 :00.S:OO
Dinnen: 5:00.12:00
Sundays-Dinnen: 4:00.12:00
RESERVATIONS
6#-2030
SHARP.
If y•11'r• • 1herp treilw, tM fh DAILY PILOTS f1m ou1 Dim•·
A·LINI cle .. ifW ..ta Sat."'~ .. M1lte • 11.tter 111111 ••• wheiher
tH're IMr,lat et MllJllf.
brilliantly designed lernardos •••
bold ond ~ for those who
. adore excitement+· •foe• ...
I
-··
FIRST RUNNER UP -Nancy Larsen, daulbter of Mra. S. T. Squirel of
Garden Grove and a senior at Westminster 11.igh School (second frOm left)
displays trophy received as first runner-up in the Miss Teen 'nine U.S.A. .
pageant Tuesday. Girls from left are Alesia M~jsJ. Compton Hilb, aeconil
runner -up· Cara Armstrong (center), Torrance H lg b, Miss 'feen 'nine
U.S.A.: Yolanda Martinez, Excelsior High, third runner-up and Pam Conant, San Marino High., ·fourth runner-up.
from our great spring collection
Senior at Westminster
Gets Teen Time Honor
A 17 year-old senior from Miss Teen Tfftie U. S. A.
Westminster High School, confestants are e a c h
active in student activities, homecoming queens from
h o m e c o m I n g queen, then: representative schools,
cheerleader and l u t u r e and are judged on tbe basis
airline ~ewardess look first of an original 1peech, in-
runner-up honors in the terviews and modelling of
Miss Teen Time lJ. S. A. formal and sports attire.
pageant at the Anaheim The final competition In
Conventi9n Center. which 46 girls com'peted ls
Nancy Larsen, daughter based on modelling of
or Mrs. S. T. Squires of slmilar attire and an im·
13791 Magnolia, G a rd e n promptu speec1'.
Senior Trio
In Finals
~f P;rogrllD)
Three Oran1e Cout bi&h.
school aen1on toot top hcm-
ors Jut week in the local
seml-flnala of the 1968 Bank
of ityles and smashing summer colors •
' ~llACH
WriiiD
o( America Achievements OfllN MONDAY AND ,.,DAY " "TIL ~-P.M..
Awards prosram. TUUDAY, WIDNllDAY, THUlllDAY, IATUllDAt 1t 'TIL S:• P.M.
Rick Duane Waller, Ma· '°DAY CHAIOU IHYITID, IN«AMDICAIO 01 MAITft OtAIGf
rlna lligh ·School, Htmtfng. '--------..:...-------~-----------too Beach; Wendy E. Isbell,
Newport Harbor BJ.chr--~..-------------------·--------"---------------School, Newport Bead»; and
Dean W. Morils; Hunt-•
I •
Grove, placlld second among Miss Larsen received a
an original field of 103 con-cosmetic kit from Bonnie
testants from high school~ Bell and a trophy. Sbe has
throughout the state. , been a model for Merri's
•• ,..., -......... ---., ......... ,.----___,,,.._ ..,..,, .---.-----.,---.,..--......,...__.........., _______ --,--1 Women's Wearing Apparel
in«ton Be.a c b Hi I h
Scbool, Huntln(ton Beach,
each earned at leut •150
and the right to coqiptte
for further cub awards ol
up to $1,000 at the Southern
California ln!a final event
on AptU 218. &ET IN THE·· PARTY MOOD .••
WITH . BOURBON TONES
Now 9aurbon-Amerial's No. 1 drink-Inspires a great new fashion
co6or. Wann. G1owfng. Tasty. Just the right spirit for Fall's casual ward-'*· Bcurbm Tones mix great Or wear them straight, In a handsome
selectbt u fWNI suits. It's 1 ~Botany' 500 excluslve-tallored with the
Dlroff Plnonal Touchl .
·Sport C... flWI $11 Slacks from 18. 95 \
WITANY' •• TAa£HD g( lllllfF_
FASHION ISt.:AND
NEWPO~T CENTER
644--2175
f Oppo•i+-The lreedw1y)
in Garden Grove.
Ki~hall Joins
McCarthy Team
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Dan A. Kimball, a member
of the Democratic alate ol
convention delegates which
bed been pledged to Pres!·
dent Johnsofl, baa endorsed
Sen. Eu.gene J. McCarthy
for the presidential nomina-
tion.
The three local second
place winner• were J»atrtcla
L y n n Jobnaon, Fotmtain
Valley H.lgb School; and
John A. Elden, Marina H.lgb
School. 'nley each received
~awards.
The three third place win-
nen in the local area who
each received *25 were
Christine Ermacoff, Foua-
taln Valley IDgh School;
David Luter Vierling, New-
port Barbor Hieb School;
and Paul D. Rice, Fountain
Kimball, Secretary of the
Navy in the Truman act-.;::========-.1 ministration and n o w
v al1eJ Jlt&b School.
chairman of the executive committee ol A e r o je t •
General Corp., said Tuesday
be will become state finance
cocbairman for the Min· neaota senator •
IRl6HT
Tiie DAILY PILOT m1~11 lh
• .,,. ...,.,.,. li9ht, ti9ht •'"'
lllf1tltt. 11 .. 111 , •• , h•111•t•W11
.. Ht.. lllcily •114 •111-Y th•
..A/ter ~fer
Clearance
S,,rin<J ~ppare/
COATS
were ••o. to 44 ............. NOW $29 • ..., 12.
were $50. to !56. ·-· NOW $17. te 41.
were '70 ····-·····-·· NOW $49.
DRESSES
were $21. to 33 ............. NOW $19. te 21.
we,. $<40. to 4'4. --···--NOW SU. ..., IO.
were $50. to 60 ............. NOW $11 • ..., 41 ••
COCKTAIL DRESSES
were ,ll. ···-·········· "°w m. w.,e $46. to 50 ............. NOW SU. m U.
were $60. to 66. ·-········ NOW $ti. m 46.
JUNIOR PETITES
were $17. to 20 ............. NOW '12. _. 14.
were $23. to 21 ............. NOW f16. ... 1t.
LANZ DRESSES
were .33. to 36. ···-······· NoW $24. te 2'. I Ju.+ a very few I
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)lnflmllfar tmm. Controvenial mil
beet ~lltr a.tined. If you can't~ m,
call or write for your cnpy.,, 6.95
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NOT JOSEPH SUTIER-It's Frederick W. Table,
president of Geochemical Syateml at eontrolJ of
new electronic prospecting equipment, which has
produced ore estimated at more than $120 million.
County Lab Pioneers
Mineral P~ospecting
An Orange C o u n l y One of the major new gold
ualytical I a b o r a t or y , dllcoveries was one made in
Geochemical System.a Com-Carlin, Nev., where rock
pany, in Orange, is one ·o( ~ldtng as much aa $35 a
the nation.'s pioneers and ton was found in a new kind
ttewloper~ of a new process of ore. body, with an
of prospecting for gold and estimated va)ue of •120
sUver. million.
Frederick W. T a h s e. Surveys b ave recently
tclentist-geologist and pres!-been uncovered n e a r
~ of G e o ch e m i c al Barstow, Calil., a silver
s,.tems, ~aid today that the deposit which bas been
Qt'W discoveries, plus t.be reported to be richer than
promise or more. may have U>e Comstock lode . The
a. material effect oo the deposit is located just a mile
precarious U·S. gold supply. west of the Calico ghost
The Soviet Union. Tahse town and may revive the
E-lid, is already engaged in area to its former glory.
t&e same type of pro-Still anocber sub~J
specting. even more in-"strike" wu made a t
U.oaively than the United c.ortez, Nev., wb!ch baa
~s. brought to light a depoat of
• lletallometric surv ey 1 three million tons of &old· ~" concentrations of gold bearing ~ wbicb will
in the soil and reveal to yield abo.t *11.500,000 in
g~logists the pattern of gold .
minerallsetlon and possible Table, the engineer •
location ol depoltlta beneath ~ntilt b e b 1 n d the
the surface. Geocbemk:al Systems Com·
The method ol finding paay, ls a'3 •·y e a r ·old
gold or silver by tracing the grad u at fl from Yale
prectoua metal content of Unlverafty, By an in·
~)Ind or rock and then tere9Ung coincidence, one of
followin1 it "upttre.am" i~ JU ueociatea in ihe com·
the veins bas always been pany is Berurdo Yorba. of
known by. prospectors . and Anaheim, gr e.a t · Ire a t
mJning engineers. Thi! is grand!on ot Dt>n Jo s e
t"M first Ume that latest Antonio Yot'ba, who once
scientific devices have been received WbaJ is now most
employed to assist bl the . of Oran,e COunty .as a ,rant
detection. · (tom ttte SpaMisth:row&
The finds are being made, It was recently elthnated
thanks to the new ivfty that bad the 'YGl'be famJly
tedlniques. not ln quartz held on to its 90,ld> acres ol
vema u s u a 11 y usoclated Orange ~ land, its net
with gold. but diuemlatted worth at ptesent land )ll'lcel
In IOfter rock, ,..._ OID •· would be more tha the en· !st In westeJ'll .._. wd tire aanaal ~Id ptod\iction
mining regions la ._..... of the warJd --over one
tities. billion dollars.
MODERN GOLD PROSPECTOR -Sandy Adden,
Lab technlcian, experiments with new equipment
used to find gold in soil or rock samples.
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For Top Sports Coverage
I~, Aptif 18, 1'68 DAJt.v mor §:t
-New Bill Protects Veterans Pensions
Veterans • AdmlilatrlltlOD . #ill rtrd from reltrvc-
oftldala Nport taat Prut· twins o1 tM ~ peuton
dllt ~ baa lilMd into and dependency and ln-
1Mr a ~ protectln& Merl)' demnity compensation pro-
l!'•m, u provided in the new law.
Income limJtaUona. which
govern flllandal eligibility
for VA penalona and betlellts
will be raised '200 for &11
be.ndiciaries.
• quarter of a miUIOD .
veterans, wtcsow•. • • d . 3 in Family Die in Crash Plnirtl acato.t any Nduc·
tlon in VA ptnalon «
Currtntly there ar ~ only
three to ive .Income levels .
UHd in determ.lntna the
amOUDt of benents a red·
pient may be paid. Under
the new 1tw, there wW be
&om 13 to 28 income levels
used to compute a red·
pient'1 pension or depen·
dency benefit.
dependency compeDMUoa LODI, Calli. (UPI) -near here.
due to the rectnt Socla1 Three membert of a 'nlt ()alJfOflUa lilatiway
Security lncreue. Plttsbln'g, Calif., h m 11 y Patrol sal<Mbe victiJn1 were
Effective January 1, 119. ·were killed Sonda.y when Rocco Buccellato, 24, his
lldded VA beotftU for IDQl'e • thelr Yetdcle struck aiiotber wile Helen, 24, .and l'On
than 1.1 m.lDlcm ,..._.. car broadstd& on hi&trw•Y 12 Ft ankle, 4.
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On .n IMPORTED GLASSWARE
Free Delivery • T elephont ~991 ~g~~
Imported Wines. Beer1, Gour~t
f ood& /rom all 'round the world.
Beautiful Gift Packs Made Up
From Your Seledion of
Delightful Imported Delicacies
Visit our C~nhagtn Cellars
unique wine tasting room.
Ol'EN SUNDAYS NOON TO 6 fl.M.
. ft • All Penney Stores Open Every Night Mond0y Through Saturday
AL!.~!!!TY'll 1HRU SATURDAY ONLY •••
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Save on girls' shells, slacks and
Jamaicas during our great
SPORTSWEAR CARNIVAL
Oirll' bit the• -4 ,_nt ..,_ ~
up with ""'ch denim ... Ide,.....
An~le l'lllh .,. e r11tte4 never ire11 '•ll·'•••f® !ll11ul ef
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J2 DAILY PILOT Thl.nctly, Apnl 18, 1968
Programs Anno1111ced Fil111S set -.
Schools Hold Open House ~-
Open house will be held al
l5 Harbor Area &ehool1 dur·
Ing Public Schools Week.
next week. lee c r e a m
socials. PTA runners, art
and science displays wilJ be
the fare along·wilh tbe UJUal
room visitations.
Here is tbe schedule of ac·
tivitles at the v a r i o u s
schools:
Adams -6:30-9 p.m.
Thursday, room visib and
k e cream social.
Balearic -7:30 p.m.
Thursday. room visits.
Bay View -7:J0.9 p.m.
Tuesday. room visits and ice
cream social.
Bur Street -7 3().9 p.m.
Tuesday. room v Is its,
refreshments.
CaWornla -7:30-9 p.m.
Tuesday, room visits, PT A
meeting.
Canyon -7.9 p.m. Tues·
day, room visits. PT A
meeting, ITV demonstration
and lee cream social.
College Park -7-8:30
p.m. Tuesday, room visits,
PTA meeting, Ice cream.
CoroM del Mar -7-9 J>.m.
Tue.sday, room vi.sits. PTA
meeting, ice cream.
Harbor View -7.9 p.m.
Thllhday: room v 1 alt a ,
science display.
Harper -7·9 p.m. Tues-
day, room vialts.
KHlybrooke -7:30-9 p.m.
Tuesday, room visits, PTA
meeting.
Lindbergh -7:30-9 p.m,
Tuesday, room visits. social
in cafeteria after 8:30 p.m.
W.ariners -7.9 p.m. Mon·
day, room visits, art
display.
Mesa Verde -7-9 p.m.
Tuesday, room visits. PTA
meeting, refreshments.
Moote Vista -7:30-9 p.m.
Tuesday, room visits, PTA
meeting, refreshments.
Newport -7-9 p.m. Tues·
day, room visits.
Newport Heights -'1-9
p.m. Tuesday. room visits
and cake sale.
Paularino -7-9 p.m.
Tuesday, rOOQl visits, PTA
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NOTIONS DEPT.
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lvtt9M i.y ''""*'"'-' • ,,.._.,.. Illy !
'r•ftllett & CeMe ~
flNI FAlllCS
AM~ ACCISSOllES
FOi THI UIDI
e Ls. es.rm en.. e~
20 Fashion Island e Newport Center
The Bold and the Beautiful
meeting.
Pomona -'1 :30-9 p.m.
Tuesday. room vlsitl.
Presidio -7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, room visltl. PTA
purcbaaea for f(bool OD·
display,
'Sonora -7;30-9 p.m ..
Tueldly, room v l1H1,
refrelbmenta.
Vl.ctcda -7 p.m. Thur•·
day. room visitl and art
show.
Whittier -7 p.m! Tue•·
day . room vis.its, P T A
meeting.
WU.On -'1-9:30 p.m.
Tuesday. room viaits. PTA
lnst:alliltion and ice cream
soclal.
Woodland -7:30 p.m.
Tuesday. room visils and
student book fair.
Maude Davis -7-9 p.m.
Monday. room visits, PTA
meeting aod ice crum Cheerleaders Rate'. sociaJ.
Two mm. .... llloPiel"
and ''tm-a" I will be i&own
Tuetday, April » at '1'.:$0
p.m. Jn tbe Sea Byrd Rettaurut at tb9 ·Newport
Dunea, spomond by tbe
memben of tb9 Tri-JD..Y
Chdll of Corona del Mar Hilh Scbool. afftliat.ed wltb
tbe Oranie Colt YllCA.
A panel dbctNlce wl1l
follow the .,,,., ol the
filma. Members of tbe pael
Include, Cecil Hieb, Dlltrlct
Attorney ol Orante Colmty;
James B. GJ.avas. Newport
Beach CbJef of Police; Mer-
rill Duncan, Newport Beach
Aulstant Chief of Police;
David I. Nlellen, Pbyalclan
and Kim Strutt, Director of
Youth Ministry, St. Andmra
Presbyterian Church.
The procram wm be nar-
rated by Jack Barnett. manager of the Newport
Beach Chamber of Com-
merce. Reservations will be
taken starting April 15, at
the YMCA, 64+9880. Seating
is limited.
Horace Ensign -7-9 p.m. Of the 74 schools participating in the California
Monday. room v Is its. State Championships, Mater Oei placed a close
refreshmen!-5. second to Covina High School . Pictured from the
Heinz Kaiser -7-9 p.m. bottom are Linda Frazer, 17, Tustin ; Cindy Amar-
Monday, room v Is it s . anthus. 16, Buena Park; and Jeanne Schmit. 16,
refreshments. of Santa Ana; Elaine Steinman, 18, and Michol
Abraham Lincoln -7-9 Woods. 18, both of Costa Mesa; Norman Joyal, 16, BEST
p.m. Monday, room visits, Westminster and Robert Islas, 16, Santa Ana; Ray· T\e DAILY PILOT .Here .. -
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"""""' i.IMd '. creative arts, fashion show. mond Masciel, 18, Anaheim, Melody Sievers, 18, .f tti. Mtt ,....,.., ~ ectv.i
and science fair exhibit. Balboa. and Patrick Sheridan, 18, bead cbeerlead-su,....., .f , .... ...., •••rl•W. • ..... et °'•-""-u •--'
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Monday. room visits, PTA ---------1-
meeting and ice cream
social.
Charles TeWinkle -7.9
p.m. Monday. room visits,
PTA meeting.
Corona del Mar High -~
5:30 p.m. Wed o e s d a y ,
waghetti dinner: 7:30-8:30
p.m., demonstrations in
ciasseJ.
Costa Mesa High -7:30
p.m. Thursday, diaplays in
gymnasium, danclnl, girls
P.E., pottery throw i ng .
cooking and sewing.
Estancia High -6-8 p.m.
Wednesday, Spanish dinner:
7-9 p.m.. exhibits a n d
demonstrations.
Harbor High -7-8:30
p.m. Wednesday. ope n
house. art 5how, dress
rehearsal in auditorium of
student production "Damn
Yankees.''
Cancer Aid
Reported
SAN FRANCISCO
V e t eram Administration
Hospital h e r e in col·
I a b o r a t I o n with the
University o f ~ornia
Medical School. reP<>rted
preliminary hopeful results
of an improved diagnostic
metbod used in casts of can-
cer ol tbe brain, Jungs a1>d
bone.
Early and a c c u r a t e
dJagnoais ol m a 11 g n a n t
t u m o r s baa long been an
aim of medical re.search .
Tbe use of radloiso~ic
agents a n d scintillation
acamers now promise a
greaUy improved method o{
tumor detection.
Tbe new teclin.ique in-
volves intraveooua injection
o( a n e w radioisotope,
Selenium-75 Selenite as a
tumor localization aient.
Diagno~tic a c c u r a c y ap-
pears improved when the
new agent is used in com·
bination with other con-
v e n t i o n a I radioisotoplc
agents.
Phone w.
Takes Part
In Politics
Hundreds of emJ>loyea of
Pacific Telepbolle in Orange
Coimty today are doing their
part in "cbooslng the cast"
for the 1968 political drama.
They have organized an
out-<>{-bours volunteer group
to take an active part in
c1V1c, p o l i t i c a 1 and govemm~ntal affairs and to
help elect candidates of
their cboice. ·
Called ''Volunteers l n
Politics'' (VlP), they are
doing precinct work, raising
funds. r~lerlng voters.
and doing various clerical
jobs -all on their own
time.
Although the organization
was Conned ju.st two weeks
ago, nearly :.JO men and
women hav~ joined the VIP
group, with more signing up
daily, according to Joseph
E. Irvine, Pacific's general
representative in Orange.
"Our VIP people realize
that it's not enough to just
vote," lrviDe aays, "and if
they W9!lt a voice in govern-
ment, they must work ac·
tively for the party and can-
didates of their dK>ice."
Polish Group
Seeks Members
All citizens of Polish,
Lithuanian or Slavic na·
tionalities who a r e in·
ter-ested in joining t h e
Polish National Alliance of
America are asked to call
Mike Am.iszkiewic2 at 545·
9331 ext. 333.
Persons may also write to
him at 2501 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa for further in·
formation. A meeting will be
announced at a later date.
'· . A . All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through -,
AL!.~!!!v'll ..
SPECIAL ·e . ~ ..•
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Luxurious ~tique~ Willi
iacquard desiin ·
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The tinge ... gUmmemg ,.. ktnd of bNlhecl 14 iw.t gotd.
The Mnorldl.,. mounlld dghUy otfMt, IO thly',. unified wt*l "'9 rtft9I n together.
ffl I Whole nlW NII glfM In wedding Mtl.
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NEWPORT CENTER
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' COST~ MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH
(Harbor Shopping Center) , (Huntington Center)
NEWPORT BeACH-:
( Fashion Island)
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~;1111 Graile C-itizens
Nef!'port·Mesa District Xe.Us Winners
The Americaoism Com·
mlttee ot ttie Newport-Nu&
Unl.fitd School Di.ltrict b.u
announced Mb & r a d e
citizenahip award winners
Col' tne mocrth of .arch.
tile~ by acbooll:
support for senate Bill 1
which decentralius control
over curriculum to aome ex-
tent •• exprelSld .... ,
by truatees ff tbl u ...
lifll'on &acb 0..-. Hip
School Dlstriet.
A "1trong ,letter ,of nP.
port•• from tr .... wlll bl
wldelJ circ ula\ed to
members ol t tr~ lltlb-
comm.ittee now. c:otiliderint
the bill in Sacramento.
Trustee Matt Weyuker
said be thinQ SB 1 la
worthwhile. He pointed out
that it doesn't remove re-
quired ~. bUt oould
reduce ttie 19 now mmdated
by tbe state to sewn or
eight.
A strong ~ysical edvca·
tion lobby is expected to
resilt ehanps propoeed in
the bill. SuperinteDdeat Max
F'omey explained that it
would provide for the same
amount ol PE in the ICbools,
but not et the same thM each day.
·weyuter said the bill is in·
tended to help elementary
: .~chools when they unify and
· that it would bq> bigb
-Scfiools, too.
In unified districts high
schools can select texts, but
not elementary g c b o o I s .
Because t h e elementary
·*pools are limited in this
way, the re&triotton aifecta
upper grades, . also
particularly the ninth.
'Local Khool boards would
........... ...........
bave areatu retpOUi'bWty
llld the opportunity to make
changes if SB l were
adopted, FQl'Dty dated.
PalllartM -Kathy Kasuya,
Kirt Wiiliams.
hmem WI.lea Sbnonel-
u. Gcrdon Wyne, Tom
Jervis, Je.mette Thomas.
l\1oate Vista -Ted Allen,
~..:;,usw· R o J b i e Msgaret Hin-ton.
Alea VtNe -Kyle Gittins,
Sue • Wiley , Briao
Gardiner. Doaoa Gair,
Juet Ske1nar, T i m
Re,Dofdl.
Newpert -D e b o r a h
C£mpbell, Michael Adnoff.
Thomas Benvenuti, Terri
Pittillo.
Mart.era -Lori Hammer·
slag,. Russell Neisinger,
RuaseU P ark er, Car-
rie Fost-er, David Kilmer,
Debor~ Martyn, GleMa
Anderson, Dan Forehan.
Jan Cohen, Roo Freeman.
Wllao• -Sandra Still, Jerry
Marquis, Nancy Lynott,
Scott Stone. Unda Avey,
Bruce Hoyum.
Cuyoa -Robert Sihilling,
Mary Carrido.
Adams -April Egerton,
Craig Pope. Mari Grant.
Marc Whitney, Ma t t
Richards, Cindy Hoeft.
B a I e a r I c Karen
Robertson, Conrad Ai·
redondo.
Bay View -Lauri Rinaldi,
Mark Suctiomel, J e a n
Osmus, Jon Iv.ortenson.
WhJWer -Tom Wassmann,
Kathy Gordon, S a m
Gaglaniam, Maria
Roman. ·
Colle Ce Park -Diane Fleer,
,Jon Nisbet, Peggy Had-
lock, Eva Hunke!, Rob-
Addict Bill
Introduced
Assemblyman John V.
Briggs ( R-Fullerton) has in-
troduced J.eg:blation making
it possible io traD6fer all of
them women urcotk ad·
diets from the C o ao n a
RebabU1tation CeJrter to the
PaUo.o St4lte Hospital in San
Bernardino.
Briggs waa joined by CO·
authors Stewart ffickJey ( R-
Redlands) and John.Quimby
CD-Rialto).
Briggs aaid he was re-
que9ted to IPODIO? the bill
by the Corrections Bowel in
order to provide t h e
neceaary 9Pace ~1' the 360
male addicts now i n
Telulchap( and waiting to be
sent to Corona. The move,
he feels, could save the tax-
payers three to four million
dollars br eliminatioi tbe
need for new facilities.
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Save 7.07! Penncraft
Custom rotary mower
Putft.type rotary moww cuts wide 21" path ••• does the fob
foste r. Powerful 3~ HP, 4-cycle motor gives hard-~ per•
formo nce. Easy-pull side mounted starter, rubber tires, cast alu-
minum deck. low, low price includes s.tone guord, sporlde termi·
nol,gas gouge, grass cotcher, folding handle for easy storage,
Save 11.97! 2Y2 H.P.
edger/trimmer
Reg.69.95 NOW 5888
ltowerlvl, eoiy·to-op91rote l'enncroft Premillll'f powtr edged
lrilNMt hos on ~ ""'99 of inonevverobility. feoturtt ......a.a. front wheel pe. wttlne htight on4 engin• controls .. ....... , ....................
HUNTINGTG>N BEACH
--------~ f Huntington Center)
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Reg.8495
NOW 88
Save $JJ! Custom
7 H~P~ rider mower
Reg. ~399 NOW$366
Check ttieM d1lu111 feotut.s ••• flooring cutter deck with W
f'Mn l:>locles, Hjvttol:>le eutrift., wMelt, 3-lf'"CI ~Oft
• with forworcl:' nevtnsl onct ....,.. ....,,, • .,. .. i... ......,. .
ef-cut ~,aw Mtclt .............
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( Feshion lslend)
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Tipsters
Needed
ByTaxrnen
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All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through Satunlay ~i
f' ' ,. ,. ',, .
WASHINGTON (AP) -enneg1 Detplte lta complex tax
oomputen. tbe I " te r n a 1
&venue Service at.ill relies ALWAYS FIRST QU~LITV • IMRU SATe· ONLY!
lsafJel Pease D•B
Cal Stewart. director of Beach Parks and Recrea-
tion department, presenla IsabeJ Pease, civic lead-
er of beautification for city, with corsage durin g
ceremony at Mariners Park, honoring the out-
standing citiien.
Stanford Med Sclwol
Starts New Program
STANFORD (AP)
Med.lcal adlool enrollees at
Stanford wiB too11 g • t
graduate ttudent treatment
under a new p r o I r a m
1tres~ flexibility a n d
&tudy plana 1tyled foe each
s.tudent.
S la ntord's curriculum,
already regarded in medk:al
circles •more flu.Ible than most, becomes mudt more
so by next September under
a phm proved this month by
the faculty.
Traditional cJaetificaltion
of the student by yev 11
being abolWled. Stude!Jta
will be edm)Ued limply u
candidates for M . D .
degrees, Dean Rob e r t
Gluer explained, IDd wfl1
wort out lt;udJ p 1 & D I
tai1ored to individual needs
with faculty lidvi1ers.
1todenU. ~ they arrive
with coosfderably betit.T
preparation and m or e
so p b i 1 t i c a.1 i on in die
sciences than did 1be e:n·
teri.ng student m eigtbt to 10
years ego.''
Student rep=::e11 will join faculty on
a committee fOr ct.rrriaJium
review and development.
"'Jbere are pressures on
medical school11 to educate
more pbyaici.-e," 11 a i d
Glater. ''But increUfng the
number ol doc1x>r11 i D
tNilDg is DOt enough. We
feel innoYations are in order
blJll tn mecical education
mid In delivery ol medical
~.·· Stanford hall m<n than
~ ~ studmU, Md
Tlflrl)' 100 In edvanced pro-
erams tudi u internships,
reeidences and pocstdoctoral
t.~.
on Upsten to catch some ol
America's tax cbeau.
But the number o l
rewards for s u p p 1 y l n c
ustble information is on the
wane.
Now that Monday's di·
come tax deadline is put,
lRS un expect a nood of
mail claiminJ that one
pen® or another cheQJted
on bis tax return.
Officiab sald they receive
about 100,000 tips each year
from persom lookJn.g for
rewards . ••eki n g
vengeance. dbgruntled with
their employer -or simply
patriotic.
The number who actually
collect & reward ls relative-
ly small -624 for the last
complete fiscal year -and
.i3 expected to get amaUer.
Two years before, 7 9 2
persons got rewar<is.
Officials said the co I ·
puter system oow in com·
plete operation can uncover
errors and omJssions oo tax
returns before the informer
can act.
IRS doesn't broadcast the
fact it sometimes uses in·
formation supplied b y
tipsters to catch tax cheats
but official& said it's a 5"ma•t
part of the law enforcement
program.
Tot.al tax collections Jast
ye.ar came to $148 billion.
one source sald, and only
$11 million ltenuMd from
inlonnation 1upplied by in·
formants.
During the lilcal year
whkh ended last June 32,
the eervice received 4,019
claims for rewards trom
tip&tera, ntjected 3,391 of
them and allowed ttie 1624.
The reward can go as bi~
as 10 percem of tM amount
co~ted by llJS btrt it
usu.Uy averages between 4
and 8 percent. And rewards
are pueed out ooly after
IRS ~ the in-
formation helped materially
to recover additional tuea.
Gluer strea&ed that a
core CU?Ticulum will con·
tinu• to provide a common
pwnd ci infonnation ift
bioJoskal, ~ and
cli.nioal «Jencea requhd ol
phyaicJau.
Jewish War Vets Meet
But inltead ol spreading
bis medical IChool .adel
over five year• under tt1e
Stallford procram ldopted
in 1~1 the well uounded
student may de&. ha
specialty inter.t. ••11 and
lhorten tile time, po11ibly to
as few .. three years,
school tS>OWmen said.
"Greater flexibility i s
nece3Sary because ot the
undeniable upgrading in the
quality of the eoluiog atlJ.
dent." said Glaaer.
"Nit only do ft attract
a ca demicall7 lifted
11bt .JewWi War Vetttans
ot Oraoce County wiH meet
at 8:30 p.m. today in the
Knld>ta al Columbus Hall,
7838 Westmlns.ter Av t.,
Weatminl1er.
P1-to be discuued In-
clude ttie ~ Installation
Banquet for newly elected
()(ficen 0( Post 760 Jewilb
War Veterans 0( Orange
County to be held Saturday,
April '¥1 at the Oiticeni Club
at Los Al.mtoe N&Y&l Air
Station.
All Jewish War VM'.ns,
'<''hether affiliated or tmaf·
fiUated, are invited to attend
the meeting. ' F o r in-
formation contact Jack JC.
Mandel, U!lephone 776-5950.
SHARP
If vou'ro o th1r11 heeler, UH
tlio DAILY "LOT'S femova
Dl1010°A0 Lh10 cl111lf19' 141 Set.
urd•Vt· Melio • ""•' 4HI • • •
whether yH'rt hvl119 or .. m111.
GRAND OPENING
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MANIOPIMI ...
tl'ICIAL
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N~RT BEACH • M4-2682
IN«MflllCAIU» 01 MASTllt CHAICI
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149.M. Mh1I fell fro"' Mt.It.
leevtlfwl Wlf'I' -fro111 lit.It.
C11ce4o SH.M. Lo111 Wltlen
fro111 11'.lt. All colon ewell.
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PENNEYS IS A
GOllERS' PARADISE
••• wllh ..... ,,.. .. y.:MI nwl to
........ 'f'N!.-1 Famoua nolftt ~-i, .... bolls, bo.,
carts1 PLUS iMf' own first quality
F~ 9q'ilp.ent. Hurry In and
vet• .... llatt•lnokJntpar.
Wilson 'Super Stroke'
11 pc. golf set plus bag!
Reg.89.88
NOW .77
H....'1 YOA11 dtance to lmprw.10"' ... _, ... 12.11 whle
you're at ltl s.t Includes 3 woods (1-3-4) wllh '--Shoto lloc
lamincited heads, 8 Irons (2 tfwu 9) forged to put --w..r ..
baH for lnCIJdwm dima ciontrol All hen. MW clual colored lealhw
rwnfnder grfpL ForetriO!lf ooff bag lnduded.
Wilton 'Super Strob' 7 pc. 11a1ter _,, 2 ....... aM 5 ,,_
Reg. 51.88 NOW 43.99
NEWPORT BEA'C!H
(Fashion l1land)
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outfit pl us bag I
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Set includes 3 woods (1~ wfth delwce,....
wood flrtilh and pro atyt.d k_,. hlrt, &Tr-
(2 thru 9) with new badt c*'8n to Inert••'
-'ght behhW the ball. All fNtur. MW ..
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GOLDEN BLADE
·IAUUS
MEN'S HAI" CUTTIN!i • STYLING
SHOt SHINES
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JA Gives
Girl Honor
Coast Man
Gets Honor
. Dr. R a y mo n d M.
Peterson. oi 1901 W~atcU~!
Drive, Newport Beaclt. ha
beef! elected to Fell~p
kl the American A¢ade)1W « Pediatrics at it! r~
spring ~sston tn Atlaota.
'or. Robert G. Frali~r ex·
ecutive direetor ot ' the
academy aOOOW1ced t h e
election of 2 3 a J>.ed·
iatricians last week. •
The acadean-jJ tbt Pan-
Ametioan ~ of
physicians certified ll) ttle
c· .,. of ir.faots. ~tuldten and'
adoleM:enw, It how hu
10,357 members.
Thursday, April 18. l 9b8
UCJ Young GOP
Lectures Set on Israel
Ho., better to learn about
Israel than from an lm:oeti?
Who knowa more about Bri·
tain than an Englishman?
And So1tth K~a? Listen to
a South Korean.
Consuls from these coun·
tries will spea~ in t in
I n t e r n a t I o n a I Affairs
Seminar series spoosored by
UOJ Young Republicans.
The leotures will be al 2
p.m. Thursday afternoons in
the third floor lounge. UCl
Commoni; Building. Cost
will be 25 cents.
The 1tetures' of hiuor)ll.
May 2,1 -''Britain and
the CornmooweaJtb.'' John
O. Houlton, consul Of Onat Britain.
April U -1·soulh Korea
Since· the Pueblo lncidenL.''
S. G. P.a.r.k, consul o( ~outh
Korea. I
M&y 2 -''The Middle =========
East:· "An Arab View','!
Geor~ Shibley. attorney.
May 9 -"The Middle
East: An Isr~l View."\
Moshe Yegat, consul o!I
Israel.
May 16 -··Is Germany a
Threat· to Pea('e?" Dr. I
llenry Q>r<J Me ye r .1
chairman ucr dcpartment1
BOAT BUFFS
Al111on L,ocliebey t. tht •nly
full• tlme l>o•tln9 tdlf6t workll\t Oii •nY HWJPtP•t
In Oren9t Co11~ty. Hit' H•
clu1ive oovtr19t of boa~
ln9 incl y•chtin9 news la •
clelly f .. ture of tht DAil V
PILOT. . • ' .. . ..
All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through ~aturday :'
Penney's
·Garden Center
Always on the Grow!
Scarlet bottle brush ...
perfect for shrubbery
or single plants
""":
·come in and choose
from our huge selection
of beddin9 plants!
Now's the time to enh.,nce th e beauty of your
landscape with this unique, fut growing evfH.
g .. n plant. Our glossy Bottle Brush pl.,nh ere
distinguished by their vibr.,nt, sculet flowers.
Plant them individu.,lly or in a group for" shrub-
bery effect. Healthy, decorative, perfect for "ny
setting.
If you don't have 4 green thumb, don 't worry!
We t11ke c.are of that! Right now we've 901 a
Garden Center full of hulthy young flower
pl11nh •.. your favorites, like Asters, Penlunias,
Zinni.,s, M"rigolds, m"ny more. And they're al-
ready packed in open tr"ys. All you do is
c.hoose, and now's the time to do it. Then just
sit back ""d w.,tch them bloom. Come in now!
4 49 · S.9allon
•• co11tol11et' 44' trwy
DECORATIVE, PROTECTIVE PEBBLE BARK
Acorn siu bark adds hiqhlighh to "ny l11ndscape aree,
offers soil lnsul11tion for healthi"r planh. Use around trees .
shrubs .•. in planter boxes. 2 44 3 cu. ft. bot •
BANDINI LIQUID GRO·RITE
H1He's "" .,11 purpos~ liquid fortili111r for uu on lawns,
flowers, shrubs. A pedecHy b.,l.,nced mixtur11 ~f riitro911n,
phosphoric "cid, potash. 1 95 • tollo1t
SAVE! PIGGY BACK SPECIAL ON
ORTHO BUG-GET A PELLETS
Now, " new power·p.,c.ked formula with quic.k, long luting
r11sulh. Use on dicondra, cloveJ and glass lawns to kill
snails, slugs, cutworms, earwigs, sowbugs, ifrawberry root
w .. vih. 1 39 Two 2' J lb. boxes. •
DECORATIVE FLOWER BED FENCE
BE AC H Fashion Island
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JI DAil. V l'JLOf Thursd.IY, APtll 18, 1968
GilN'S C\OTHtNG
Alt oubbndi"f selection of suits taken f\'om our rtautar $lock. Includes l, 2
lftd ~ mocteb In plalns, pllids. stripes and checks. All wool worsted,
Dtcron9 polyester and WOt"Sted, worsted Ind sNk, Rte-89.5(}.235.00.
74.50·199.00
MIN'S SPORTSWEAR CLOTHING
Rtadptt sport COits. All wools and assorted blends, rea. 59.50 •••••••••••..•... 41.50
Rudpte 111 wool slacks, ref. 25.00 •••••••......•••.••..•••••••• , .•. lUO, 2/37.00
ALUMNI SHOP
Hatural shoulder suits, res. 80.ro85.00 •••••.•..•••••••••••••••••••••••••••. M.00
Traditional shirts. Button·down collar, rei 7.00.9.00 ........................... UO
MIN'S fUlNISHJNGS
Medalist Dacron• polyester/cotton lthlttic shirts, rer. 1.75 .•.......•.••. 1.3$, 3/3.75
Mtdlllst perm11ftSs cotton broadcloth shirts. Half sleeves, ref. 6.00 ••••. 5.25, 3/14.50
Penna-press handkerchiefs, ref. 12/6.00 .................................. 12/5.00
Necbe1r In assorted colors and flbrics, rea •. 3.SQ..4.50 ••••••••••••••.... 1.95, 3/5.50
MIN'S SPOlTSWIAl
¥·MCk lambswool SWNltrs. S·M·l·Xl, rec. 16.00 ............................. 10.90
Short slltv• sport shirts, ree. 7.00.9.00 ................................ 4.90, 2/9.50
MINf$ GlfTS
Assorted cuff links, reg. 7.56-20.00 ............................ -. •••••••...... 2.95
Assorted ftlt leather &oods, rea. 5.~10.00 .............................. 40% OFF
MIN'S SHOES
French-Shriner moccasin toed slip-on, reg. 28.95 .....•••.••••..••••••••••••••. 23.90
Alltn-Ecknonds winc·tip hand polished calf, rea. 35.00 •••••••••••••••••.••••••. 30.00
WGGAGE
The flmous Atlantic llghtweifht Juaaae in Royal Archer or Mcleod plaids.
21" weekender, reg,.14.00 ••••••••• 1U5 26" pullman, reg. 20.00 ..•..••••••• 15.95
2-4'' pullman, rec. 17.00 ............ 1115 29" jumbo pull man, reg. 24.00 ...... 1U5
CANDY AND GOUIMfT
Gold foiled Almond Roca. l lb. bag, rei 2.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••.......••.. 1.41
JWR 1SSOrted preserves, reg. 89¢ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. • 11., 3/2.25
CASUAL SHOES
Penal Jo open wedge heel sandal, white, black, colors, reg. 16.00 ••....••••••••••• 11.99
Andlnte'.s Italian lelther, stacked heel sandal, many colors, reg. 13.00 •••••••••••. 1.99
IOllNAIH Sf'OITSWIAR
Famous maker pants, assorted pastels •.•.•••.••••••••••.•••.••.••••••• 1.99 te I.II
femous maker pant tops, cottons, knits; shirts, tunics, re1. 8.~!5.00 •••••••.. UM.99
Famous maket shifts and shirtdresses ............................... : ••• HW 11.99
FASHION ACCESSORllS
Scarves, print squares and longs, rea. 4.00.5.00 ....•.•••••••••••••••••••••••..• 2.29
Fisherman knit Orlon• acrylic sweaters. Asst colors ••••••••••••••••••••••••... 7.99
Wlntuk Orlon" acrylic sleeveless shell, reg. 10.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•..• 4.H
ILOUSIS
Put tops. A arut assortment of styles and colors •••••••••••.•••••.••.•. S.99 te t.•
8'ousts with lacy ruffles. White only ......................................... 1.99
GLOVIS
A5sorted novelty leathers. S fashion colors, reg. 9.00.12.00 .••••••••••..••.•••... US
Nylon lfoves. Short and lonf. 6 fashion colors, ref. 3.50-500 ••••••••.•.••••..... 2.11
Oesltntr cotton &loves. All leniths. 6 colors, reg. 3.56-7.00 .•••••••••••••••••••.• 2.59
HOSIHY
f llfllon Panty Hose. S, M, T. 5 fasllion colors, re1. 3.00, 4.00 •••••••....•.••...•. t.•
ltoblnson'~cnm nylons 6 J!l. reg. a uw
Run Guard hell, toe ............................................. 7.14 5.70 ~ bll1, toe ••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••. 7.14 5.7D
Dlytlft'ltshltr, heel, toe ••••••••••••••.••••••••..••••••••.•••..• 7.14 $.70
FASHION JEWILlY
flmOus mak!r simulated baroque jewelry, r11. 5.00 to 30.00 •••••••••••••••••• Vi Off r_,.. maker enamel pins aftd earrings, rea. 2.00 to10.00 ..••••••••••••.•••• YI OFF
f..,. 1111\ef pierced unin1 sets, re1. 5.00 ................................. 3.00
HANOIAGS
SIRllfMI' bap. Crochet straws, wnlows, wickers, re1. 6.00.13.00 .••.•..••••••• 3.99-1.99
Supple. Jbillan luthet casuals, swaum, envelopes, rec. 50.~63.00 . . • • . • • • . . 2UI
COSMIJJCS
Miry Chas toUct water, 6 frqranca, rer. 6.50 .. • .. .. • . • • .. • .. • • .. .. .. • • .. .. 4.50
Mary Cblss Dustin( powder, 6 frllrtnces, rer. 5.00 ...•.••••••••••••••...•.•••• 3.50
Sctdaparelll Shockinc After-Bath colorne, rec. 3.00 ............................. 1.75
Robinson's Own De.odorant, rer. LOO • • .. • • • . • • • • • • • .. .. .. .. • • .. • • .. • .. .2 for 1.00
flNI JEWlllY
Cultured pearl necllaces, Hf. 20.00 to 1,000.00 ••••.••••••.•• , .•••••••••• 25% Off
Assorted told, sold and stonl pins, urrlnp. rinp .•••••••••••••••••••..•• 25% OFF
NOTIONS
Jumbo wit or dr111 bap, rec. 5.51> •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4.50
Nylon, travel suit blf, r11_. 6J)0 .............................................. 4.50
Nyfon ~ ns big'.,., 7.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••.•.. ~50
Men's or ladies' wnbrellas, ref. 8.00.12.00 .................................... 1.50
SILVllWAH
Gadroon border double veg. dish with pyrex liner, rei 18.00 ••••••••••••••••••.• 13.50
2-Qt. covered cmerofe, rer.19.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 13.50
2·0t footed pitcher wttn lee ruard, rei 18.00 ................................ 13.50
STATIONHY
Assorted albums and scrapbooks, reg. 3.95 to 6.50 ••••••.•••••••••••••••••• 1"'4.49
Eaton l.DOmllld stltionery; Mlitt, blue, iJey, pink, reg. too • , ................. 2/1.39
THE IOYS-SHOP
No-iron sportshlris. Assorted colors, patterns. 8-20, reg. 4.00 •••••••••••••....... 2.t9
Pajamas. Lona and short sleeve and leg. Assorted. 8-20. rec. 3.50 ••••••••••• l.71, 2/5.50
True Merit double stat britts. White. 8-20, re1. '2/2.6/J, 2/2.80 •••••••••••••••• 3/2.39
PH-TllN Ol•LS
Assorted S91Un; pullovers, cardi1ans. 3-16, rei. 7.00.12.00 •••••••••••••• 'l1·Yi OFF
Casual and drmy dresus. Many styles, fabrics, ref. 8.00.12.00 ............ Y.i·Yi OFF
GIRLS' 7 TO 14
Dirndl skirts and blousts. Assorted Jl(iDts. 7-14, reg. 9.00 ...... •• ............ 5.tl SET
Jamaica shorts. Pennantnt press. Bri&flt colors. 7-14, rei. lOO .................. 1.91
T-shirts. Cotton knits in solids, prints, $tripes. 7·14, rec. 3.50/4.50 ................ 2.49
GtlLS ACCISSOlllS
SlllltlNG IAC>
Opens to aw'. GrNt forllllnber pertits, sleepouts ll'd tvatrooms. Polyester
filled. ACltltt satin c:ower. I.II
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YOUNG Pla.ll'S Sffoil
-ru-..·-Re1. too to 11• AaalW ~ of cild'., ....,: rwMc afrls' shoes for
scllool, tins °' play. Cwnlt atylts. Fashion co1ar1.
8.17 .
flmous•INktr taltYll$ shoes for boys Ind sfr1S. rec. 5.00-7.25 ............... UM.•
Special purchase; tamous-mak« Soys' shoes, rei 11.00. llJO •••••••••.••......•. 7.•
FUl SALON
Dyed broadtall·9f'oces5td llfl'b )lcktts, trimmed with n1turaf °'dyed milk ••••••. a•
H1tu11I mink )aclet •...•.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ill.ID
Natural mink full-lenrth c;oet ........................................... 1.-•
IVC ftotil,KJ) UHUI tO l .. OW COli#'ffft Of ~0..M tll 1-""'°*'1• t\iftr,.
DHIGNll COATS
Camel's hair coats; ad'llltCI stylts: 6-1~ ref. 100.00 ..•••••••••••••••••••••••• 71.•
Cashmere/mink blend coats; 5 colon; 4-18; ref. 111.00 ···~·· •••••••••••••••••• 11.•
DESIG,.H DIESSES
Reduced ifOOP of dresses, costumes for day, cocldal and fofmal ww. Many
one-of-a·kind styles; in rich t•ies, ttOYelty wtMS, rti 76.00.200.00 .•• ~Off
MISSES AND PACUEnH DRISSIS
Day and late·day dresses; variety of styles, fabrics, rea. 60.00.136.00 ....... 3U7•.t7
WOMEN'S DRESSES
Dresses, costumes, sizes 14-20; 121h·221h; many styles, ref. 56.~96.00 .. 1/J t1 Yi OFF
BETTER S,OITSWEAlt DRESSES AND KNITS·
Famed shirt•slyle dresses, spring prints ................................ 1Ut· ll99
Famous-make spring dresses, reg. 33.()().50.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.17·33.17
famous woof knit dresses, suits, costumes; reg. 6/J.~130.00 •••••••••••••• 3UHG.97
IEnER S'OITSWEAR
Summer skirts; Mines, dirndls in solids and Pltt•me •...•••••••••••••••••••••. 1U9
Tailored Dacron* polyester I cotton shirts; lipt, dark col011 •••••• ro .............. U9
Wool cabled cardigan sweater; 36-40, rtf. Z().00 •••••••••••••••••••••••• : ••••• 1UI
lllDAL SALON
Bridal gowns, show samples; sizes 8-10, reg. 100.00.380.00 ............... 25.9J.12U7
Bridesmaid and formal gowns; 8-12, reg. 28.~96.00 •.• , .................. UJ.31.97
lOUNGEWEAl
Nylon quilted short robes: P.S·M·L, rec. 20.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•. 11.91
Cotton dusters; P..S.M·L, 8-18, reg. ll.~17.00 ............................ 7 .... H
·Nylon lace robes; reg. 23.00-30.00 .......................... , ••••••••• 15.n.tl.H
LINGERIE .
Waltz gowns, many styles; P·S·M·l., reg. 7.~15.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••.•. 4.n.1.99
Pajamas, sleepcoats; reg. 6.00 each •......••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• each U9
Nylon tricot half-slips: S.M·l, rea. 4.~8.00 •••••••••••••••• : •••••••••••••• 1•5.•
FASHION FOUNDATIONS .
Famous sott cup bra; beige; pink, blue; 32·36A; 32·388,C, reg. 5.00 ••••••••••••••.• 3.49
Lacy cupped bra: 32·388,C,D, reg. 6.50-7.00 ..•...•••.••.•••••••••••••••••••.•. 3.91
famous pantY(irdle; 2 lengths; S·M·L. reg. 8.~9.00 •••••••.•.•••••••••••••• 4.•5.19
Co-Pilot and famous-make long·leg pull-on pantygirdles, Feg. 11.00.12.00 • • • • • • • • . • 7.99
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN llNGUIE
Jr. lh slips/broken sizes S.11: white, nude, black. reg. 4.00 .......•••••.•••••••.. 1M
Famous-make junior slips; 2 styles; white and colors; 5-13, reg. 8.00 ••••••••••••••. 3.•
Group of assorted junior sleepwear and robes .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. 1/a OFF
IATH SH0'9
fitldctestl.ustre towel1; Bath, rec. 3.50 • ~ .................................... 141
Hand, ref. 2.00 ••••••••• , ....... , .1.lt llp, reg, 90¢ ...................... 7~
Face, reg. 80¢ .................... I~ Tub mat,·rta. 5.50 ................. 4.41
BEDDING
Beauty Blend white perma·press sheets and cases:
lwln flat, re1. 4.60 ................ 3.• Twin fitted, reg. 4.50 .............. 3.11
Full flat. reg. 5.50 ................. 4.• full fitted. res. 5.50 ............... 4.•
Queen flat, rea.150 ............... 7.• Queen ttttld, reg. 8.50 ............. 7.41
LINENS
Castilla flannel-backed vinyl with lace edge:
52"x52" sq .. ref. 3.95 ............. 2.95 60"x108", reg. 8.95 ............... 7.15
52"x70'', ref. 4.95 ................ 3.95 66" rd., re1. 7.95 .................. 1.15
SHOE SALON
Gamin's 'Jean' turtle-c,,lf low heel pump in black, white, platinum, oranat,
yellow, tteen, reg. 24.00 ..••......... t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11.•
D'Antonio's·'Oover Slina,' mid-heel pump in black, bont, nt't'f, wlllte,
yellow, oranft calf; black patent, reg. 29.00 •.•••••••••••••••••••• , ......... 22.11
WOMEN'S SHOES
Paradise Kittens' 'Tiffany' in black patent; white, bone, blue· calf, rea.18.00 ••••••• 14 ..
Paradise Kittens' 'fancy free' in black patent; white or bone Cllf, rer.18.00 , •••••• 14•
·voUNG CALIFORNIAN COATS AND SUITS
Spring coats, sharp_ styles, zingy colors, r_eg. 40.00-46.00 •••.••••••••••••••••••• 21.17
Wool Shetland pea iacht, brass buttons; in white, navy, baby camel •••••••••••.• ~•
Sprinr suits, many styles, fabrics, colors, reg. 40.ro10.oo ••• _ ..... : ••••• .2U7-3U7
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN 5'01tTSWEAR
Famous·make cotton shifts: many prints, stripes .................. l .•10.ft
famous-make jamaica shorts; pattems,"sollds, ref. 6.00 ................. Ut
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN DRESSES
Famous.make polyester knits, petite and jr., sizes, rtf. 26.00-33.00 •••••••••• 14.•tU9
Anael-sleeved skimmer, many sheer prints. reg. 17.00 . : ••• '· ••••••••••••••••••• 11M
Sprln1 and summer dresses: assorted, reg. 17.~28.00 ................... 12.•11.M
PATIO DRESSES
Famous-make spring tishions, reg. 23.00-40.00 .......................... 1u•22.•
Famous-name linen skimmers, now only ........................................ ..
ROIJNAIH MISSES' DRESSES
Wool knit dresses and suits, from a very famous maker, now only ••••••••••• 22.tt-35.•
Atnel' triacetate jerseys, rea. 17.00·28.00 ........ , ..................... 11.•tl•
lOllNAllE WOMEN'S DRESSES
lintn dresses, sizes 14-20 and half s1m, reg. 20.00.23.00 •••••••••••••••••••••. 14.•
Schiffli embroidered cotton dresses, sim 14·20, rea. 30.00 ..................... 1t.•
ROllNAIH COATS
Sprinf coau, by a 1amous-maker ... wools, wool/polyesttf blends, wool shet·
lands; younf misses, missy and petite.styles.. res. 56.00.70.00.
39.91-49.99
luxury Clmel hair c.oats,'butter·soft, misses/petites, rec. 96.00 •••••••••••••••••.••
lOllN.AIH SUITS
Double-knit woOls, a very special purcheM of btlutifafly dttllled 3fc. suits In
a vwlety of styles and colors.
39.91
AVAHT GA•DI SHOIS
Carni.1'1 plfin pump in black patent, bone, rwtf1 wltita kJd, rq. 20.00 ••••••••.•. 11.11
THOUSANDS Of OtHH VALUll TOO NUMllOUS
10 LIST. SHOP EAIL Y fOI lllJ SlllCTtoN
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HOWIWUB ' -4 qt. ceat ......._ Prttto ptlSSlr1 cder, rai. tS.15 .......................... lll
Wlrins ~ bllldef' ••••••••.• • • •••••• • • • • • • -•• • • • ••••• • ,. • • •, • • • • • • • • • 12. n Sunbellll Personll ClotblsDryer ••••...•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1lll
Saltln ~ 17"19" aweral, r11. 14 .. 95 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••• &Ill
TOYS .
JAMES IOllD Ill IOADRACE Sll
T erriflc buy on thli f nous roed race s.et lneNdes COllPMtl layout, 1
transfonnet and two cars. Grtlt for boys of lft ll'S· ~ now.
1117
8/0 Aston-Martin [)8..5 car, rec. 4.98 .•.••...•. • ..... • .... · • • •• ••• •· •••• ••• •• .W
JWR dtwu Fold·" Roll Pln1Pon1 table. Full 1h'' top. rer. 39.9t. • ••••• ••••••• .... a.a
PLOOI COVHINGS • • •
Nylon pile hi·lo loop brotdlooni, a colan, rec. 9." installed •••••••••••••••••••• • .1 •
M'uttl-color nylon 24nel loop, res. 10.35 lnstatltd .. . . ............. • • •• • • •• .... t•
3 FINE BROADLOOMS
SQUARE YARO INSTAlUD
Heavy nylon pile subtle pattern loop .......... rei. 11.35
Plush cut pile nylon, 9 muttKolors ........... r:ec. 11.35
Dense, plush pile acrylic, 10 colors ........... rec. 11.35
9.00
Tip sheared single level ac~lic, reg. 12.3~ installed ............................ 1 ..
Thick random sheared acryhc, reg. 13.95 1nsulled .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11.44
Deluxe single level tip sheared wool, rei 14.95 installed ....................... na
HCOIDS/PHONOGlAPHS/TllMSJON/STIHO
LP albums: sound tracks from motion pictures hlcl..Sin( 'Guesl Who's Comins
To Dinner,' 'Bonnie & Clyde,' 'Cool Hand Luke' and '8om Free.'
EACH 3.68
Record player stand with casters. dividers for alb11n1 ....................... 1l•
RCA VICTOR COLOR TELEVISION CbNSOLE
295 SQ. IN. PICTURE
468.68
Port.able RCA Victor color television ........................................ 211.11
~ Zenith color remote control 295 sq. in. picture, walnut ........................ ....
Contemporary stereo console, FM·AM radio, 4-spetd chanatr .................. ~
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TOMORROW
AU/Gins
Artificial trees, 41h·ft. to J.ft., ref. 29.9>39.95 .......................... 1l .. 2l•
Salad sets, 7-f'C., monkey pod, ref.19.95 .................................... 1~
SLEEP SHOP
Assorted twin or full sets, discontinued, reg. 79.95-99.95 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~
our own masterpiece twin or ex-long sets: chooH med., firm or ex-firm tension;
reg. 119.95 ........ IU5. Queen size, reg. 169.9-5 ....... 14t.15. Kina alze,
ref. 209.95 .................................................. 1aa
Queen size mtsterpiece ortho. rer. 179.95 .................................. 111&15
Kins size masttrt>itct Ol'thot rea. 219.95 ................................... 1••
Roblftairt twi" °'Ml sets, 8-wly hind tied boxsprings, rer. 139.50 ............. 11l9
PU•NITUll
Spenisfl 3-pc. bedroom aulte. rei, 499.00 •.•.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •iJ'
'Cant accent occalonal chtil'S in welve~ rec. 79.95 .............................. ; ~dtlrtcl 2..pc. ~, rfl'. 599.00 ....••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~
DOwn pillow beck sof1, custom CO¥trtd ht luxurious dlc:ofltor fabrics. Hand tltd
bat conatruc:tton. AftHlblt bJ the foot Aouca lftdudtd.
5 foot •••••••• -. ••••••••••.. 211.11 7 foot ••••••••••••••••••••• --
6 foot ••••••••••••••••••••• 1'21.11 I foot ••••••••••••••••••••• all
CURTAINS, DlAPHllS ::
Silm "°"Jwood CO'ftt', 30", rec. 17.99 ... 14.• 39", rq.19.99 .•••••••••••••.• 1ui: Wtctce fnm bolltlr. • ............................................. , •• ') ... .
Robintlrt lllnd-pjdtd ~d. RMrM Wm. Kocltf' "'1tltlr ftllecl. •
Twtn, rtr 59.IS. ...... Full, rte. 69.95 •• a• W, ~ Kiie, ..... 7U5 •. ~
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
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Holidays
Stirring
Dispute
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Around the Hou .. Judtdtry
Committee they call it the
Columbus Day caper and if
it SU<l<!eeds, four national
bolid~ will provide tbree-
day weetitnds each year.
A bill calling 'for the
obeervance of Wubi.Qlt.on•1
Bl.rtbday, Memorial Day,
Veterans Day and Columbo.I
Day on Moodaya bas bee.n
appro~ by the committee.
But doo't pact that weekend
bag yet.
A favorite of the buslne1s
community. which thlnka it
would make for more ef·
ficient work aod production
schedules and less absen-
teeism -and strongly back-
ed by the travel agencies
and a.irlloes -tbe bill hasn't
stirred much enthusiasm
among the general public.
OPPOSITION
And it has a r o us e'd
surprisingly s t r o n g op-
position irom p a t r i o t i c
societies and v e t e r a n s
organizations with an in-
terest in a spedfic holiday,
and church groups with an
interest In Sunday church
attendance.
They've expressed fears
that regular t h r e e • d a y
holidays would lure people
into unpatriotic and impious
endeavors on those oc-
casions.
Such opposition p r e t t y
well 9Cuttled the original
Y.ooday holiday bill before
the committee last year.
When the first session of
Congr,ss ended, o n 1 y
Memorial Day remained in
a bill that would have also
moved Washington's Birth·
day, Independence Day .
V e ( e r a n s Day and
Thanksgiving lo Monday.
It was then that Rep.
Robert McClory. R-Ill .. chief
spoosor of the b i I 1 •
d j 1 c o vered Christopher
Columbus.
For years Americans or
Italian d e s c e n t have
cherished the idea of a na-
tional h o I i d a y com-
memorating Columbus. And
fot' years Rep. Peter W.
R~, D-N.J .• a senior
~ Co mmitt e e
member, has introduced
billa establishing such a
hoUday.
COLUMBUS DAY
Many slates observe Oct.
12 as Columbus Day but the
bills for a na tional holiday
never got anywhere. They
served mainly to s t i r
counter campaigns b y
Americans of ScandJJwlvian
stock for a Leif Ericson Day
in honor or the man they are
convi~d d i s c o v e r e d
America.
Rather than try t o
legislate history and reluc-
tant to impose two new
holidays on the nation.
Chairman Emanuel Celler.
D-N.Y .• kept the Columbu~
Day bills well bottled up.
Then one day McClory
looked at R-OdiDo. Rodino
looked at McClory. And a
new bill was born.
With Rodino deliverl.ng the
Democrats who have large
Italian blocs in their
districts and McClory lining
up the Republicans, Celler
was ou.tmaneuvered and the
bill was approved la st
month.
3RD MONDAY
lt would !ix WashingU>n's
Birthday on the thJrd Mon·
day in February, Memorial
Day on the last Monday in
May. Columbus o., on the
second Monday in October
and V~rans Day on the
fourth Monday in October.
It would apply only to
federal employes u n I e a a
states enacted a i m 11 a r
legislation.
But chances are that
without ltrenooos lobbying
by its backers1 ~ bill may
not get mudJ runner. And if
tt should get to the floor,
Leif Ericson's frieofa an
llD'e to be wd.lng.
'Kids' Replace
'Americans'
Piano Concert
.. -. -----... "' ..... __ ,,. . . ..__ ... -.. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..
Honor Y oar Callers ..
Popular Costa Mesa square dance caller Herb
Lesher (left) and his wile Barbara were honored
recenUy at a surprise 20th anniversary dance hon-
oring his 20 ye~rs as a caller. Elgie Armour
(right) vice president of Square Riggers Dance
Club presented trophy and honor scroll signed by
those who attended. The Lesbers teach a Costa
Mesa Recreation Department square dance and
!requenUy perform publicly.
DIVER WATCH
SHAVER REPAIR
TUNE-UP ,:::"
Factory-trained ex-
perts will clean, oil
and sharpea yoor
electric razor. 48~
PACIFIC
WATERS
~i~ peeJa1
and cleaned -
ready to eat. Stock
&11> now! 4'/, oz.
~. APl'll 18, 1968 DAILY PILOT ~
Eplpp .. g Soath Viets
M16 Hille Production Rises
WASlIINGTON (UP[) -
The Army will be turnlng
out ?r.16 riflea at a rate of
more than a million a year
J>y late ~If present plans
for a major tncrene in pro·
d11ction are carried out.
The big increase, which
would more than triple the
production rate, is cl~ely
linked to the Johnson ad·
ministration's hope of fully
equipping the 700,000-man
South Vietnamese fo!<les
end turning over t h e
fighting burden to them.
The Army said that at
present the South Viet·
namese forces ha..ie a
higher priority t~an U.S.
troops in Korea in getting
the new rifle. Though il has
been the subject of con-
troversy the Army believes
the Ml6 is the best general
purpose automatic rifle yet
developed.
A total of 700,000 of the
rifles have already been
produced and 525.000 of
them are in Southeast Asia,
•
but only .elected uqits of the
South Vietnamese a r m y
have them. U.S. behind-the-
lines support forces 1n Viet-
nam also lack them.
The present production,
all by Colt's industries, ts
30.000 a month. This Is to be
locreased by next January
to 40,000 and by June, 1969,
to 50,000 a month, where it
will level off.
In addition, the Army has
acquired from COlt's, at a
price of S4.5 million, the
right to license two ad·
diUonal producers who will
be asked to reach a rate of
25,000 rifles a month each
by the end of November,
1969.
The plans call for the ad•
diUonal producers to make
280,000 riiles b e t w e e n
February and December,
1969. The combl.Ded pro-
duction' rate for the three
producers would reach
100,000 a month, as com·
pared with an average ot
27,500 for th-\ year ended Ju•
1Y 1.
The Ml6 empty welg1\1 8.5
pounds, compared with 8.7
pounds for the M14. and
fires a smaller bullet -
5.56mm Instead or 7.62mm
-enabling a 50llde.r to car-
ry twice as many rounds of
ammunition. It has a 50 per·
cent higher muzzle velocity
and other s (1 pert or
characteristics.
Negotiations are under
way with h y d r a m a ti c
division of GeMral Motors,!.==========::
Maremont C o r p . , Har-
rington & Richardson COrp.
and Cadillac Gage Co. to
select the additional pro-
ducers, which a.re expected
to be announced by the end
LOCAl
No other newap•p•r fella v••
more, overy dey, ebout wh.t't
9oln9 on In the ,, .... ,
Oren9e Coed then the DAILY
PILOT, of the rnomh.
ZENITH CENTER FOCUS
6x30 BINOCULARS
fully aiated optics for liletime satisfaction-a truly :;;in~~: lhelsportsman2, eompleteBwith qaua'ttr
Priced even
below OW US·
1Jal low. dis-cow. AT
COllftt pnce! 2US
86 8YR.
PROOF OLD
FULL 499 QUART • .., ....
........ BEER "CASCADI"
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MILT 12 9'00tl t9 t PW
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CHILDREN'S THEATER -Ed McMahon, above.
narrates a story about the hen that lays "The Enor-
mous Egg," tonight -at 7:30 p.m. in color o~ Chan-
nel 4. When the egg hatches. out comes a dinosaur
which grows so fast the family farm becomes too
small and other arrangements have to be made.
TELE"JSION VIEWS
2nd Network
Tells Plans
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A second television network
has announced plans for a series dealing with Negro
life in America, and aimed at improving relations be-
tween the white and black communities.
JUST A WEEK ago, CBS-TV said that, starting July
2, it would offer a seven-program, prime time summer
series entitled "Of Black America," employing a mag·
azine-type format.
Tuesday, meanwhile, National Education Television
(NET) said that beginning in mid-June, it would broad-
cast nationally to lt.s 140 affillated stations a monthly
hour about "news and cultural developments in the Am·
ertcan Negro community."
SAID NET'S announcement: "The program will
stress not only what baa to be done to' ameliorate race
relations, but also what baa been and is being accom-
plished."
Described as 0 an experimental black magazine of
the air " the series is aimed at providing "Ne~roes and
whites' with a continuing view of what is gorng on in
black America, from politics to business and from edu·
cation to the arts."
ACCORDING TO NET, the program will try "to
implement the recent report of the President's Advisory
Commission on Civil Disorders, which called on the
communicatio111 media to 'expand and intensify cover-
age of the Negro community ••. to recognize the exist-
ence of Negroes as a group within the community.' "
Furthermore, the Tuesday announcement said,
·~NET is assembling an integrated stall ..• to produce
ltie new series. The program will also serve as a work-
shop to train young Negroes in television."
"THIS, TOO," said William H. Kobin, NET vice
president for yrogramming, "is in line with the recom-
mendations o the President's commission that more
Negro reporters and editors are needed in broadcaa~ Ing."
In short, television is bo~t:;> help cool off the
feared long, hot summer by g a sudden start in
the direction of programming that could bring needed
· nderstanding to the relations of the races.
CHARLES COLLINGWOOD, the CBS-TV newsman
1ho recently scored a coup by becoming the first Am·
·rtcan network correspondent to visit North Vietnam
during the war, told about bis eight-day trip in a one-
hour special broadcast Tuesday night.
It was an altogether superior program, and perhaps
chiefly because of the way Collingwood brought his
trained observation and experience to bear on the sub-
ject, rendering not only diplomatic news, but a sense
of flesh and blood and reasonable interpretation as well.
Dennis the Metaace
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HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSaS FOlt SALi HOUSH F04t ULI HOURS POlt SALi HOUlft POR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SAL f IU:NTALS
1705 Houtet Unfurnished O.nerel 1000 General 1000 Oenerel 1000 Newport leech 1200 Huntlntton leech 1400 L .. una ... ch 1000 O.rwal 1000 O.neral 3000 Doe't .. A HOUSE For s.Je. $14,500. s $7.00 TOTAL DOWN
Df'vorclt Forcff Sale BR, 2 ba, e'X<lel cond. Cpta. Including All Clotint
General
WATERFRONT LOTS
New Waterfront s.ction Just Opened
Eastslcle
4 ........
No Down
MllloftalN Back 8e.Y uea. Comrr house ctrps, refrig, atove, dlihwahr. Costs To Vets
J U like · Ent lhls 3 + fam rm at only $23.500. nr Mariners School. Lrg lot. Beller living in Smoe Frtt
ust ''e ooe. tt Wood root. Any reuonable 54!-2894 Area. 4 bu<>e bedrooms, plus ~ ~ION Viejo; lovely 3 BR.
2 ea.. retrlg. a!N:aod.,
cerip., drapes; bllnl; patio,
lncd. 1 yr. old. Nr. Fr'wy, It
actiol. Lease. 549-2464 rambllnc 4 BR. tamtly room tmna arnngfd •
(Fee simple land) Waterfront lots, including
boat slips, from
contemponry home from I';' c..s•-e Realty ' PARK UDO 3 bdrm Con· ramily room. 2 baths wilh
garden entry and magnlf>. ......,.. 546-S880 domiltlum cbldm al't'a at new beaulllul good car'P('I·
cent tetTUO entl-y ball. All '"!Ille.__ N-E•W"lm!"'H•O•M-E•S""'!!_•·'!!!! pool $29,950. BY OWNER Ing with matching drapes.
this and a ~ rear yard • OllN DAILY 10•4 • · (213) 27~ Lush landlk."Rpmi; surroun<ls
~~
One Year of Love
FOR FREE
Cotta Mesa 3100
$33,111 w;u, PoOl too. SSl,500. 400 Whuiw•rcl Ln., N.I . ruU.Y cpt'd. drp'd, 3 BR, 2 this enclosed yard. Bu.y of Panoramic View u,,.., ••Y Aru . 4.s IR.. be, pro( lnc!.scpg, darling the monlh!
3 BDRM EAST SIDE
Form din area I IPftdou• Uv
rm. Ir den. 2 ba, Beaut yd,
nu decor, Lse $225 mo.
642-1447
HuntinC)ton Harbour Sales Corp. dining room of tbls large 4 9ar. ff•"' $54,950, 10~ clft. $29.950 Owner. 642--0421 ~; From t.l\e Uvlng room and U55·U50 1q. ft. + l car chldm's 11.rea, med dog run. ~_ ........... _ YES •.• this new borne wu
purchaSC'd last yee.r 11nd now
the proud ownrrs are H8wail CALL DICK FABIAN -147-2531
BR bo 'th b , .. , ... 21 '46.f au ...... WA'l'ERFRONT 62 Balboa -me wi uge rumpus ___ ---• -
room. See the bay, lights and APARTMENT TIME Oms 3 BR. Sili.000. Will
Catalina Island. This hom.e WE HAVE J.-6.8..10 UN1TS con1>ider trade. LI s-m1
We will mall you lot mapg
7682 EDINGER
8.t2-4455, 540-51'10 Open Eves.
bound. 4 BEDROOM, 2 BY Owner. 2 BR. 1 Mlh,
BATH, FAMILY ROOM, clean completely cvpeted It
DINlNG ROOM all dffignoo draped. 309 Broadway. ll60
Into MODERN RANCH. Lota per mo. Call eves. 6'13--4577
of stOlle work in lll'Ppl11cr. CLEAN lrg 3 BR. hu: cpll
!!hake ronl, carpets 1nri lhruout. Frplc. gar &. fenced
draprs Nr. PANORAMIC yd Adults. 2625 El<k-n Ave.
VIEW ot· OCEAN. You can Sl45 mo. 67~52'70
& financing iD.f ormaUon.
PERfKTU)lf1Sn
U you want U\e
very best in
a l&rg-e luxurious borne
hett it iJ!
Owr 5,00> Jq. ft. in
~xcluaive C-.meo Shol't'S
with 4 bdnru • panelfd den
full size cocktail bar
Pnol k poolsldr lllllal
formal d111lnq room
Sl!>S.000
0!.11 Wally Hallberg
Eves. 642-4290
JUST TAKE OVER
THE LOAN
The payments are $158 Pl'r
month including tax & inler-
esl is only 5% r~. 3 BR 2
bath.~. Camlly room, hard-
wood noors, carpeli.. dl"3pl's
& shake roof. All land-
scarcd. $27,500.
~COATS
~ wAttAcE
REALTORS
-546-4141-
(0pen Evenings)
HARBOR VIE-W-
HILLS
Corona del Mar
Lusk • built homes located
In the Southland's most de-
sirable Ir tasclnatl.ni area.
Schools & CalU. Irvine
Campus ju$t m o m e n t a
aw11y.
Sensibly priced from
$34,900 to $48,900
LUSK HOMES
Directions: MacArthur Blvd.
from Paci{Jc Coast Hwy. or
Newport Fwy. Turn on San
Joaquln Hills Rd.. then
follow signs to m_od_:I~~·
Golf Cour1e
EXTRA SPECIAL
Can you imagme being right
on the fairway ovrrlooking
the 11th lee of Mesa Verde
Counll'Y Oub~ What a set-
ting! Stt this lovely '\ bath
home with a I a r 11: e BR~.
ramJly room & drn or din-
init room. llug<' i.:las:s pir-
ture windows. inter · com.
etc. Lowest priced property
we !mow al oo lhl' <'OUne
at $42,500. Try to Ix-al ii.
College Realty 546-5880
Deluxe Home & Apt.
Custom built 2 BR & den, 2
bath home on desirable
Clilf Drive_ Huge living room
with beamed ceilings. sun-
ny dining room overlooking
the sheltered i;tsrden • patio,
den with cornrr brick fil't'-
placc PLUS 11mart B A Y
VIEW income ape:rtml'nt.
Large lushly landllCaped cor-
nrr lot. Out or town ownrr
will tma.nre al Ii'~~ inter-
rst ! s-17 .~.00.
Ruth Pardoll, RHltor
160."> Westcliff Dr. 642-5200
--Newport
Hei9hts
Only S19,950. Excellent Ellst-
a1de location, l Bedrooms
plus guest room. quiet cul-
de-Sllc street $132.00 Pe r
month wiU lnch.w prlncl-
pll', lnlrrest. taxf'11 & ln.'!l.lr-
;lnce.
Jeon Smitfl Realtor
646-3256
UDO ISL!
PrHti .. Address
()wnf'T lettVln( IJ'fla but Wllmt
" wt1ekend cottage. WIO
1r11de or wlJ hia 4 SR !'i bath
2 fi~laces 3 car P"'I"·
5.D1 aq Ct horM. >Cr FAST!
SM>.<XK> loAn •VllllabW.
WALLY Mc:<X>Y REAL 1Y
MU487 anytime 54M4U
THRH .
SEPARAll UNITS
SUllSHlll
SPECIAL
is ideal for the family and All are priced tromJ to 8 W. OCEAN FRONT
entertaining. $49;950 with a times gross incomes. C.omer, 1 br, dbl 11:ar. cpts. 4 BR -GLEN-MAR-
low down ~ment. Ward Mgt. Co. 642-2020 r!rps, $49,:,00. 494-9'271 Below markcl. S<"Uer trans.
ferrt'd. Uilry Wllh at-ccss lo
faro rm, liv 1m & BR. Kitch-
en compl. w modem bit-In
appliances. Sliding g l a s s
doors. lge rear yd, dble gar-
age w/work space. Ready to
mnvf' in. Call 96'2-44TI
A "RING" BY OWNER-4-plex. Balboit -~·.SPRING Costa Mu• 1100 Blvd. Good buy! Reas.
• tt2· dov.n. TI6-t357 ms •REALTY Horne and Income
••• Every oooe in a while we list
"ANYTIME'' an outatanding home plus
UIOl WestcllU Drive income. -Uve ln ~own
TAI SAVIRS
ers 2 Bedroom plus den with
3 b&lhs and ramily room. -
Beautiful kitchffi -tile with
buill·lm1. -Rent a 2 be-d-Six 3 BR 2 ba units room and hartw>tnr !or S200.
$825 mo. income only 5 yee.rs old. Everything
6 older hou.as, lg. lot . tip-top -$44,950 -10',;.
$425 mo. income down .
House + 3 older units 646-7171 • 546-2313
$390 mo. Income OPEN EVES.
Newport Hgh. 1210
WTSIDE SPECIAL 1llage Real Estate Only $700 total down pay-
ment, 6';~ int., Sl24 month !lli:!·+t ii ,,.,f>..M1U3
includes all • no loan pmnls * Owner
to pay. S17.950 lull pnrc.
This older 2 BR 1 bath Transferred
home ls cozy & inve~lmenl MUST SELL!
wise. LOCKHART REALT~ No down Cl, Min clown FHA
646-3.122 646-2301 on this 4 Bdrm prestige
Houle + garage apt ...
Newport $i05 mo. Income T HE~EAL
E.STATERS
By Owner-Builder home h:o1t~ 111 '29.750. Cail
Cu.~t.om Home Top location, 3 Leo Lichter, Rltr asSOClated
at
Victoria
646-1111
(Call
Anytime)
Perron Rea.tty Co.
18th It Orange 642-Im
FRONT ROW
BLUFfS
--BY-OWNER--
NO GIMMICKS!
bdrm, family rm, 2 bath.~. with
finest bit • 1n11. rood center, HARBOUR REAL TY
hlt-ln vacuum, 3 -car gar. 847~ days
rumpu\ rm, J yrs old. $~2.~ ~17-3237 eV<'S
443 Fullerton, 543-3188. -UTTLE CASTLE
-Everyboll-
/;.sr f ~ Qualifies
Just a nice 3 Br, 1114 bath
home in loP condition. Entry
haU, din. al't'll lbolh car-
Cuslomized for a couple with ...!loocs_m
discr1minatiligtesle. -Xtra extras. 2211 Raleigh Ave.,
lge ltv rm openiqit on 15x.3.) C.M. lby appointmrnl oolyl.
terrace. Form/dining rm w/ $22,900. 548-3575
BY Owner $22.500: J BR. 1 ~ . NHt-Sweet-Petite
BA. newly carpeted. Nief' 4 Broroom Home -$1300
patio in rear, Insulated ceil-Down $15§.,.P.£'r .m2!!.!h -
lrrgs:-AJ!l'y'<:CCess Tor Total Price $18.950.
camper or trlr or nrw 646-7171 546-2313
itaragP. Close.-to srhools Open Eves.
Rm. for l)OOI. 2501 Margaret
Dr., N.B. 213: 2'56-2265
U14 Vista Del Oro
Newport Beach
CONDOMINIUM
3 BR. 2 ba. all on ground
levPI, rtbl gar (elec doocl
Located on beautilul roll-
ing g~lt.
Enjoy your free time.
100% yam care, l)lus exterior
of yoor homf»
Call for tPrnls, etc.
Ph. 644-1133
SM> down & take ovf'r ex-
isting GI 1011.n • no loan roes
patio, $40,500.
Joe Clarkson
Coldwell, Banker & Co.
2200 E. Coast Hltllway
NtwP<!rt 8ee<ll. C•llfornla Kl HUI OR S·J ...
3 Bdnn 3 baths Deluxe On
quiet cul-de-sac street and
Mesa Verde Golf Course.
Pool and watt'rfalls. Partly
fumlshfd. s=i5.500. Good
or increase<! inte.l'l'SI. C.or-I ~
IZl'OUS 3 BR • den " ramiJy ...... -~ Bania lttaltu room. lmmarulate w i t h _ -.-642-6.'J60
ll'rms.
built-ms, carpettni. fireplace '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!~ -A--C'-O-O_L_P_O.,..--:"O-=-L
& lovely yard. Call & see to-Excellent Location
day 540-1151 • apen t"Ves. For a tong bot summer
EXPANDING?
$450 Down 4 BRs 2 baths, fireplace. car·
Here are 2 spaciou.'I W-pcting, patio & beautifully
rooms, ra.nch size panelled landscaped yard. $23.900 •
living room, a bright roomy $3'XXl bandies. LOCKHART
kltchen featuring a break-RLT'i 64&-3322 ~2301
----------See this pleasant 4 BR fam-fast bar and forud 11.ir beat OWNEm 5 bedroom 2 baths
throoghout. This won't last. famUy room h a rd wood
SU4 per mond\ includes tu· floors. Built-in r o v ere d
2 BDR. BEACH CXYITACE
Older but livable. Close to the
Newport Harbor Yactil Club.
Rented. Will trade. Terms.
$32,500.
OCEAN FRONT DUPLEX
3 bdnn + maids In upper, 2
bdrm Joweor. Good reco1-d.
S85,500.
Burr White, Realtor
ily room + 1~ batfl home.
Enjoy large paneled hvlng
room with brick ri1'l'\)lace.
Small down & assume large
5% ':lo Gf loan with $166 per
month psys all -Asking
$23.800.
13.,lllll
3Ul East C.oast Hwy.
Corona del Mar 675-3745
e11 and insurance. patio. No side, $28,500.
~:mm
~ Ml:SA Verde; 4 BR. 3 Baths;
2400 sq. fl. Ludscpd .. auto.
t.prlnklen & door opener.
2043 WESI'CLIFF DRIVE $42.500. 54(}-3100 Aft 6 PM
646-7711 Open Eves. TRANSFERRED to S11moa
OnJy $19 950 3. BR 2 ba, PRtio, elec kitch ' rhshwasher. drapes, w I w
3 bedroom • 2 bath home ln t"pts beautifully land~aped,
Jovf'IY Costa Mes11. Large fruit lrci?s. $24,950. ~>1().2'783
brick fireplace • Excellent E SIDE 2 bd t d noor plan for RTOWina; (am-· , . nn, cp S, _ 11>~.
lly. At end of cul-de-sac ~~';;· patio I< gar. Sl2S. LI
street. Owner must aell due -·--------
to illnes~. Better hurry!
Eve. 646-8259 1110 Mesa Verde
AVAIL lmmed. Oil! Haven
3 Br, 2 ba + 2 Br Ocean
Vu Inc Apl, $49.500. :>48·7249
Corona del Mar 1250
Regardetl Regudeil
Cest une bonnP maison AVl'C
dru>C chambres a coueher
pour sommril palsible. You
will also have the early
American style_ kitchen &:
fall\lly room. Open every
day 1·5. 511 Poinsettia. C'dM.
DeLani-y Real Estate
673-3710
E-~X-CL-U-Sl-VE-:-e x-e _c_u_l_1 _v-e,
family-type homr; 4 BR , 3
R11., beaut .. lgr. l1U1dS<'11Jlrd
lot : heated pool: rib I .
garage: xlnt cond.: will sc.-U
furn. ind. 11 p p I i a n c e,..
C11meo Shores. Priced to
sell immed. Owner 714:
G7:l-1869
ILLNESS FORCES SALE
Deluxe Home & Income
Cui;tom-hlt, 111! new elrc
lirPllm kitt'ht'n, oew RJlpha-
nt'P!I, w/w c.-rpts plus 2 lovrly
Furn Apl s. For del11 Us:
Richard!IOn/PurcelJ
Rfoalty 675-40.ll
BA y VTEW Owner 4 BR tam.
Sep. Master suite. $49,900.
$5000 dn. 644-2516
lido Isle 1351
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
-MODEL HO)~E
CUSTOM FEATURES
lmmac. 3 BR 1~ bath +
large beautiful recreation
room.
Haf(dal Realty
''Homes to Match lnrome'
8740 Warner M2-4405 -
-,Wo FOR THE-
PRICE OF ONE
ly Nice 2 BR borne, trc11h
painted + a rental on th
back o! lhe lot. Pnced f
fast 1U1le at $18,500.
e
or
Paul Jones Realty
44 847-1266 Eves. S42-58
s. 3 BDRM, cpl~. d r p
dUhwshr. frpl, 2 be, pal
sprnkJr1 Clean! $ 2 3, 5 0
IO,
0
Owner 962 2912
5 BR 3 bath, den, famll.Y .
cpts/drps. patio. t"ul-d e-
MC. S.'4,000. 5 .. ~ GI loan + cash ltn 962-;isJ.i
I! ORf-GON bound, must sci
4 BR, 2 BA, Seahavcn hom
Frplc. S21,4JO. Owner 646-61
e.
48
OWNER· 4 br. 2 ba .. Ian d-
!ICT> .. lrpl, Xlnl schls. $24,500
548-8AA2 a rt 5 or wkmds.
Fountain Valley 141 0
Super Sharp
have one )'eflt of love for 3 BR 1 Ba Carpets. Drapes
less than the ownrr paid. Bll-lru.'. Frplc. G a r a I e .
$33,500 • LOW DOWN. Call Adults So ~. net $1SS
for the details today. 646-1162
494 8833 -B-R-.-St-OW!-, -tt-frlg-, -pr-, ..... -. -2 LOS PADRES
REALTY
89;1 Glrnneyre ~t~t
La11:un11 Reach 4!>1-AA.1.'l
lnr'I to Tlc·Toc markrll
TllE COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
wilt be right al home in
this early California styled
home with olde Spanish
influence. Niguel MCtion of
Laguna. 3 BR. tonn/liv rm,
$15,500 -S2GOO On. $150 mo.
Mission Rlty 494--0731.
SEE this custom built, near-
Q' new chann home. Stun-
nlnl!' OCt'l\O view. 2 BR.
2 BA., many hull I-ins.
"5.000. 0»11..:r. jj)'ln. n..;,._
v.'OOd, So. Laguna 49!J..lll8
3 BR .. 2 Ba. home: level lot;
beaut. view. Sep. din. rm.,
sunken liv. rm., quarry tile.
beam ocil.: 3 patios. By
Owner. $38,500 494-6942
Laguna Niguel 1707
Cozy, 3 BR. 2 BA home.
Ideal for retired couple
Or young couple's first
Home. $24,900. AlllO a
5 BR. 212 BA home n~y
Landscaped with 11 u p e r b
view. $32,500. 496--5791
Duplexes For Sale 1975
2-2 BR Apts yard, gar.,
Quiel ~'tside. C.M.
S"lOOO dn. * 534-2588
RENTALS
Houses Furnished
Costa Mesa 2100
VERY clean 3 bdrm home
w11h large rencl'd rear yard,
comrletely furnished.
Availablr immediately. $175
monlh. Agrnt ~141
CLEAN 4 bedroom 2 bath
eastsid!' home. I hlk from
l'Mlooli. ,r., shoppini:. Lease
Sll!j. The Real Es taters
646-71il
N•wport Beach 2200
3 BR. furnishoo Be11ch house,
fenced patio, 2 <'llr gar.,
frplc. Bit-ins. S250 mo.
(Apnl May & J1.11el 201 Jo
Annf' Pl. Newport Beach
Aduhs. 630 H a m I I ton •
ll!l3-Al79
2 BR $125. Cpt.s, drps, patio.
No do~s.
238 Avocado St. &f.Hl074
4 BR., 2 Ba., Uv rm., din.
rm., den; $250 Mo.
646-2042 549-1061 ~ea
2 BR ~ex. 1 ~ be., bit tna.
Cp{jt, dr,Jg. $135. !.U Uitb Pf.
Apt A. 673-mU.
5 BR., lg. 11v: nn., frpl.,
cpts, drps, bltns. S225 Mo.
lease. ~9671 56.1251 eove
3 BR. 2 Ba. dbl. garage:
fenced yd. 228S PacWc
Cost11 Mesa. 646-1304 •
NEAR Goll ~. 3 lg.
BR's + fam mi. Vaca.nt.
$250. mo. Bier., Ginny Mor-
rison 540-1720 or 548-JlllM.
Newport Buch 3200
3 HOUSES • rent from
$225 mo to $250
CAYWOOD Rlty. 548-UIO
lido Isle 3351
LOVELY 3 bdrm. cpts, drpa,
bit-ins, So. patio, IHM '375
mo. 673-4063
Huntington ... ch 3400
Free Rentel Book
Drop In and Brow ..
4 Bedroom. 2 Balh Glen Mar
Immaculate. F~cfd Yll'd.
$215.00 Mo. Available In
June.
WALKER A LEE
7682 F.dinger
842-4455 Open Eves.
5 BR. Glen Mar bouR lor
l<'as<': $Z35 Mo. unfurn .. or
$285 Mo. turniJtW!d. Tarbell
Real Estate Co. ~lT.I>
Marilyn Edward!!, Agent
SllJI' or Lse. Nr beach, Spac
4 BR home, l~ bl, cp(s,
l6x40' patio, dshwshr. lrpl
& bltn~. Owner. 96U1225
4 Bdrm, 2 ba, am! yd redeo
$145 yrly, June l. Firlit a. &ut
17658 Ven Buren. Nr Betlilllh
Bl. 3 child OK. l131248-21'll
Huntington
Harbour S405 Newport Beach
Realty • Coron• del Mar I
Dcliitht!ul, clean 3 bedroom
This hC1me could be ll mode
All modl'm conveniences
On quirt cul-de-sac ~
R'?'eat for cluldrrn. Ext
2250 WATERFRONT
HOME
642-1n 1
1901 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
OP<'fl Eves.
OOL LIDO SANDS 3 BEDROOM·P 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths
$750 DOWN $23,soo
VacN1t crnnplrtely m"Oflrll. Genr~e Willlamso~1 Rltr.
hnn<'d homt' J t., hath.~ Ex· 673-4li0 OPEN EVES.
N>I. kx'ation near S<"hools.
l.!~ht hrighl ktlchen. }..llrJ:P
fenrrd yard. Full prier only
$21."i'Yl
l'\l I ·\\1111 1
~· \l!\\ll\\
WANTED
Real E5t1lle Sales Proplr.
WHY NOT GET ON THE
BA.'10 WAGON?
Over 2S Years in
Orange County ~ I \ I I I I '' t Full page 11.dverlislng
~10 • Inter office teletype 109.1 Baker. CM. !jiiiiiiiiiiiijiij;jjj;;I • Training program • • Insurance
• • Many other benefits 1ohn mGCftGb Call 64&4494 • For tntcrvlew
Real Estate Office
CAMEO SHORES Includes l"nd & building. Wr
OWNER MOVEl).MlJST BE t.rndent&nd the lut broker
SCX.O! huttful ~lou, heft got rich & wrnt to
0oNn V~ home. lArg~ Europe with hb forlUM.
ova) pool. 4 Bclnn, lanaJ, 5" Who'll MXI? 5tt property
b8ths. Alkf111t ..... $115,ln> 11t 11'00 N~ Blvd • C.M.
OPEN OAILY Ti*e ca.ah. T0'1, trades or
-4627 Perham Or. llUbmit. Take over loin
Call for Appt. Slt,D>. $RS. p.r mo. Full
'42-t23S prict'. $18,500. Owntt Broku 64.2M22. MODEL troME
We NEED
Lilia lslf' & Waterfront
Li:1t1ni:~
675·1642 ~:ves. 549-12~t
-FAMILY HOME -
lh1cP !iv rm\\ 11h wrl har.
lgr lam rm, 4 Rdrm. 3 bHs
frlr. rl!'(' hll·tn kit . .iri·
Int. ~11 h ra1m, S&l,:.00
R C. r.REI::R, Rr11lty
:\tJfi Via l.100 673-9300
TIRED or MJn • or -the -mill
h<ll1!1('~7 Run.down Ir 11 t" I
arl'llll~ nus lovely 2-~ty.
fnrmrr m<><l<'I homP is m 11
hNlu11ful. f11m1l:v·t~ 111T11
or quality hom~: 5 min. lo
hi>iwh .t xlnl 1<h01>11in11:
arra.s: w11lk In rlrmrnlary
~chool, bus M>rvi('e to Jr. I h
& Iii~ srronl<i.
4 Adrm.o;., 21, Nlths. hu-gr
family rm. with p;111rlin1:: k
frplr, OPf'n& lo cnv. pel!O;
•ttni. hv. rm. w/frpk.
r11rruzy dining rm. lsland-
()'p(' kitchtn w/elt'C. hltn~
" hrklst. har. Carpc., &
drnpr!t, thruout. L 11 r 1Z,.,
hl0<·k-w111led yard. 111t·<'IY
lr1nrlsc11rird 2 Car c:araJ:(r.
"Mnvr-ln ~H1on' Of.
rrm1 hy ('Wnrr Ill $37.000
Cllll 1117-6640 11llPr 6 PM.
an~·llme on wf'<'kcnda .
.
t.
ra
I a r g e lot with cover cd
screened patio.
$27,300
~5-5169
293 E. 171h St. 19t
0
& 3 Hse on •,., ac-Horsrs
inr. Total r<'nt lnr $4400
yrly. $39.j()(). 548-7249, ~
4207
Laguna Beach l70 5
LOVE!,V OCEAN VIEW
l.,;\n111 p1111n, used brirk lrpl '
3 BORMS. 2 BA. S4~.!l00 I
CAii 4!1&-IM\ hc-twn t0.-1 pm
2 BR. 2 ha, 2 kitchens, tum .
House. Garden. $265 mo. 514
Fmiltaf. 673-.">360, 6(2.:'1645
Lido Isle 2351
224 VIA Lido J'!twd 11nd 725
Vil\ Liclo Nord. Call 213:
934--0'nO 213: 27()-4;;47
BEAtrrlFULL Y furn. like
new • 2 Br 2 Ba. all ell'('t. so
J16llO, yrly leue 673-3761
Vacation Rentals 2900
BIG &ar Lake. 2 BR, on
lake, pvt dock. frt>(, by dy.
\\k, or mo. 714: ~3001
PO Box 844, Big Rf.11r Ut.ke
DON'T gi~ It away, re
3 BR 2 bath, privet.a dolt.
Jmmecf. occupancy. Ltue
at $435/mo. Bkr. Call Dick
Fahlan 847-2531
ISLAND Home, l BR, 2 BA.
f am. rm. ()ll)ts. diis. bit.
IM. S32S mo. 0 w n • r
842-~7
L~una leach 3705
Rentals Anilable
Apts " houle9 • all price
ranges. We nHd additloaal
nntals I. propert;y l1stinp.
CUSTOMERS WAITING
Beckwith RltJ Lag\Jlla Bcll.
627 S. Coast Hwy. 6'-750&
<Nick casb iot It with
Daily Pilot want Adi
64N678
a mE HUB cl ad.fvit)' for
Mrvlce bwdnellea • • • the
CIU8i.tled Ada. Dial MP~S
to otter your ler'rice NOW.
~;=---1-1 ..... CM-
' ' BR home. ~ l'llCJm. hardwood Doon, cmprta.
dra_pet ..... IJU'P, ~
eea to rear yard. QuJet
dow tn loeatlon. S17,.500. ·-~~--~--1-~.i&:MCCi ...............
1110 ti~ Blvd .. CJ(, 541:rra Eva _.
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CHILDREN'S THEATER -Ed McMahon, above,
narrates a story about the hen that lays "The Enor·
mous Egg" tonight at 7:30 p.m. in color on Chan·
net 4. Wh~n the egg batches, out comes a dinosaur
which grows so fast the family farm becomes too
small and other arrangements have to be made.
TELE'lJSION VIEWS
2nd Network
Tells Plans
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A second television network
has announced plans for a series dealing with Negro
life in America, and aimed at improving relations be-
tween the white and black communities.
... ,.. __ -._---~ JUST~ilb~TV'sma Uiaf,Startiiig.Jfiy
2, it would offer a seven-program, prime time summer
series entitled "Of Black America," employing a mag-
azine-type format.
•
Tuesday, meanwhile, National Education Television
(NET) said that, beginning in mid.June, it would broad-
cast naUonally to its 140 aHillated stations a monthly
hour about "news and cultural developments in the Am-
erican Negro community."
SAID NET'S announcement: "The program will
stress not only what bu to be done to ameliorate race
relations, but also what bas been and is being accom-
plished."
Described as "an experimental black magazine of
the air,'' the aerie. ia aimed at providing ''N~roes and
whjtes with a continuing view of what is gotng on in
black America, from politics to business and from edu-
cation to the arts."
ACCORDING TO NET, the pTogram will try "to
lmplement the recent report of the President's Advisory
lommbslon on Civil Disorders, which called on the
communications media to 'expand and intensify cover-
age ol the Negro community •.. to recognize the exist-
ence of Negroes u a group within the community.' "
Furthermore, the Tuesday announcement said,
•~NET is assembling an integrated staff ..• to produce
l~e new series. The program will also serve as a work-
shop to train young Negroes in television."
''THIS, TOO," said William H. Kobin, NET vice
president for programming, 11is in line with the recom-
mendations of the President's commission that more
Negro reporters and editors are needed in broadcut-
lng."
· In short, television ls hoping to help cool off the
reared long, bot summer by making a sudden start in
the direction of programming that could bring needed
'"nderstand.ing to the relations of the races.
CHARLES COLLINGWOOD, the CBS-TV newsman
.•ho recenUy scored a coup by becoming the first Am-
·rican network correspondent to visit North Vietnam
during the war, told about his eight-day trip in a one-
hour special broadcast Tuesday night.
Il was an altogether superior program, and perhaps
chiefly because of the way Collingwood brouibt bis
trained observation and experience to bear on the sub-
ject, rendering not only diplomatic news, but a sense
of flesh and blood and reasonable interpretation as well.
Dennis t"lae ltJetlCIC!e
--
l'IANUTS
JUDGE PARKER
llie M08 6~VE VOii OCPERS ro 6ET ovr OF roww Fott
A. FEW r>A.YS •• RIGHT?
TUMBLEWEEDS
SAVI WHAT YOU NEED
IS A FAITHFUL INDIAN
C~PANION!. .. A
INDtAN Sl~KICK!
Mun AND JEFF .
W~AT ARE YOU OOING
TO CICERO?
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HOUS.£5 FOi SALi HOUSIS FOR SALa HOUSU PORULI HOUSll POI IALI HOUSft FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi ltENTALS
Genet-ii 1000 Genenl 1000 GeMnJ 1000 0.-el 1000 Newport leech 1200 Huntlnston leech 1400 Laeuna ... ch
1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1---Eastll--cle---Doll't .. A HOUSE For S&le. 124.500. 3 $7.00 TOTAL DOWN
1000 GeMr1I 1705 House. Unfurnllhed
G.ner1I 3000
MISSION Viejo; loYelY 3 BK.
l Ba., refrlg. 11r-cond.,
OOJ'IP., drapes; bll111; ii-do.
fncd. 1 yr. dd. Nr. Fr'wy. It
scbol. Lease. 549-2464
WATEIFIONT LOTS
New Wllerfrut s.ctlo• Just Opeaecl
DNora Forces S•I• BR. 2 ba, eitcft cond. Cpt1, lncludin9 All CI01ln9 4 1tic11o·o111 Mllionalre Back 8-Y atta. Comer house drpJ, re!Ji¥. itl>Ve, dlf\wlhr, Cott• To Vet•
In, En thls 3 + tam rm at only $23,300. nr Mariners School. Lrg lot, Betl"r Uving in Sm"" Free No Dow• Ju.st llve ... e one. ttr Wood root Ally reuanable M&--2894 "' y• nunbUnc 4 BR. tmdly roon1 tennt a.rnnged. Area. 4 huge beodrooma, plus
to Veta, low down to others. eontemparary home from Its Coll-e Reel"' S46-S880 PARK lJDO 3 bdrm Con-ramily room. 2 baths wit.h
A. cbok'e locatioo lor tllia 4 garden enl.J'y and mqnlH-~. .., domlnlwn cbldm area at new beautiful good cu,>et· (fee simple land) Waterfront lots, including
boat slips, from bedroom, 2-bath home. etttt len'UO ftllry hall. All -.-NI»/ LIOMES-e -pool $29.960. BY OWNER lni: with matching drapes.
Hardwood r Io ors. sunken this and a ~ re&r yard • ONN {.'ILY ,04 • <213J 27H969 Lush landscaping surrounds m,111 family room, double prage with pool loo. ~.flOO. 400 Windward Ln., N.B. FUU.'l opt'd, drp'd, 3 BR,~ UU1 enclosed yard. Buy of =~~a. fo~ .. ~l ~ Panoramic View Upper lay ,., .... 4.5 u .. ba. prol lndscpg, darhng the month!
HuntlncJton Harbour Sales Corp. From the living room and 2655-UllO •q. ft.+ l u• chldm's lltta, fncd dog run. _ ............ _ swimmlni pool (or ~ ..a:.:~ _..., of ... ,_ •·-e 4 ,.,. Ffe111 $54,'ISO, Io Y. ""· S29.950 Owner. 642--0411 CALL DICK FABIAN -147.2531 warm summer daya. You ........ ,. ._... wuo ......
bave to tee this TODAY. BR home with bu1e rumpus 64_2_·8_1_!7 __ 646·~4'-o~ WA'fERFRONT 62 Balboa
Exclusive with Walker " room. See the bay, lights and APARTMENT TIME 0>1es 3 BR. $75,000. ww We will mail you lot maps
· Cat-"-• Is'--ct. Thie home WE HAVE 3-6-3-10 UNITS coni.1der trade. LI 8-7771 & financing information. ~. LcJ9k at th.la pnce, auu.. ..... •
ONLY $24.950. Js Ideal tor the family and All ai:e prl~ tromJ to 8 W. OCEAN FRONT
7682 EDINGER
842-4455. 510-~140 Open Eves.
TUMI: low down payment. Ward Mgt. Co. 642-2020 drps, $49,500. >IM-9271
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j ~ entertaining. ~9;950 with a Urnd ltfOSS incomn. Comer, 1 br, dbl gar, cpts.
SmAR
1
AnKUTE UNRS ~ .•!•as·;R~NG c_o_st_•_Mu_•---1-100-B~:d:1~~~p~~·! ~!:
4 Bit -GLEN-MAR-
Below markrl. M'Ul'f" trans-
!rrrcd. Entry wilh at't.'t'SS to
lam rm. hv mi & BR. Kitch·
en compl. wl modcm blL·in
appliances. Sliding RI a s s
doors. lge rear yd. dble gar-
~ w/work S(XUlt'. Ready to
movf' in. Call 962-Mn
U you want the
very bell in
a large luxurious home
here It ial
~ 5,000 sq. tt. ln
exclusive Cameo Shorn
with 4 bdnns -paneled den
full siu cocktail har
Pool & poolside IMai
formal dining room
n95.<XX!
caJI Wally Ha.llbers;
Eves. 642-4290
'"1' 2043 WFSl'CLIFF DRIVE nai •REALTY Home •nd In.come .
EASTSIDE COST A M ES A 646-ml ()pfti Eves. ••• Every oooe in a while we lull
comer lot. Two bedroom "ANYTIME" an outstanding home plus
unit, one bedroom unit, and SIJllSHINE tan Westcll.tf Drive income. -Live in the own·
bachelor unit. ALL PAR'n.Y en 2 Bedroom plus den with
OR COMPLETELY FURN-fP£(1Al JAX SAVERS 2 baths and family room. -ISHED. Separate yards • J Beautlful kltcheo • tile with
I I d rtoubl buill·lns. -Rent a 2 b('(!. a!'Re aun ry room • , _ e 3 BR '.!baths W:lh c·ovrred pa. Six 3 BR '2 b• unih room and bachekrr for S200 gar~e. Cuaranlred Sn J.00 1 • rd , ·th h"" I thl · Id al I o "' ga en "' .... be. $825 mo. ncome only 5 years old. Everythtng
moo Y LO<.'Ollle • or e 5~ ~ loan transferable tJ 6 older houses. lg. lot . tip.lop -$41.950 -10' i set-up for own~rs homt> plus ou at .., .,, r month ln-two mcome unns. Full Price Y •u-o pe $425 mo. Income down.
Sl1 750.00 -S\Jbmit 15% eluding ~ea etc. Call now Houae + 3 older units 646-7171 • 546-2313 ~ tor appointment. $~90 mo. Income OPEN EVES.
· $19,750 HouM + gerege •pt ...
Newport $205 mo. Income
•t Perron Realty Co.
THE~EAL
E .STATER.S
Victoria
646-8811
(Cell Ball Anytim•)
18th &: Orange 642-tm --BY-OWNER--
'FRONT ROW
BLUFFS
NO GIMMICKS!
Just a nice 3 Br, 1 % bath
home In top condltion. Entry
hall, din. arro (both car-
Newport Hgts. 1210
WTSIDE SPECIAL
Only $700 total clown p<1y· 1llage Real Estate
ment, 6'~ mt . $124 month 9.'i:!-uil :-~16-!i!U3
1ncludrs all • no loan pennis * Owner
to pay. Sl7,9:'JO lull pnc·r.
This old('!' 2 BR 1 bath Transferre~
home is cozy & mvestmcnt MUST SELL!
wise. LOCKHART RE.ALTY No clown GI, Min down FHA
646-3322 ~2301 on th.is 4 .BdJm prestige
By Owner-Build;,:-home listed at S29,7"'.t>. call
Custom Home Top location, 3 Len Lichter. Rltr associated
bdrm, laml!y nn. 2 baths. with
finest bit • ins, food centrr, HARBOUR REAL TY
bit-in vacuum, 3 • car g1u, 847-85$ da_v11
rumpus rm. 3 yrs old. $12.000 847-3237 cvc11
443 Fullerton. 548-3188. LITTLE CASTU-
Cost• Mete 3100
3 BDRM EAST SIDE
Form din are& / 1padou1 Uv
rm. It den. 2 ba, Beaut yd,
YES · • · this neow ho~ WU nu decor, Lse $225 mo.
purchased last yeer and now 6t2-l4.n
Liw proud~ att liswaii ---------:--.
'bound. 4 BEDROOM, 2 BY Owner. :I BR 1 t.th,
One Year of Love
FOR FREE
BATll, 1',AMJLY ROOM, clean comvletely carpeted It
DrNING ROOM all dealgned draped. 309 Broadw"1. $160
lnto MODERN RANCH. Lois per mo. Call eve" 613-"517
of stool' work In fircplacr. CLEAN lrit 3 SR. bse: cpU
llhakr roof, carprts and lhruoul. Frplc. gar. & fenced
draprs elc. PANORAMIC vri ActultB. 2625 Elden Ave.
VIEW OF OCEAN. You can i1~5 mo. 673-5270
have one ~ o! love ror 3BR 1 Ba Carpers. l>NJlel
lrss than the owner paid. Bll-ini;. Frplc. G a r a s • .
$33,500 • LOW DOWN. Call Adults So peas, Rd. $1S5
!or tbe details today. 646-1762
494-8833 ;&
Los PADRES 2 BR. Stove. retrig, sar, ..,.,.
Adults. fOO Ha m 11 I on . REAL TY R9:Hl179
R!l'l Glennt'yre Strt>ct
Lairuna &-a.rh 4!H-AA33
lnr't to Tic·TOC markrt I
THE-COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
will be right el home m
I
this early Callfornia styled
home with olde SPMlsh
nfluence. Niguel aectioo of
L8guna. 3 BR, form/liv rm,
$?5.500 • $2600 Dn. $150 mo.
Mjssion Rlty 494-0731
s F.E thls rustom built, nee.r-
ly new chann homto. Stun-
nlns: ocean view. 2 BR.
2 BA., m a n y built-ins.
2 BR SJ2S. Cpts, drps, patio.
/II" dos:s.
238 Avocado St. &t'2-oo74
4 BR.. 2 Ba.. llv rm., din.
rm., den; $250 Mo.
646· 2042 549-1061 E'Yee
2 BR ~ex, l 1Ai ba, bit inl,
C'pltt. drips. Sl.35. m 16th PI-
A ix A. 67.HiOU.
S BR., lg. llv." rm.. fil>l.,
cpts, drps. bltns. S22S Mo.
lease. 546-9671 549-3257 eve
3 BR. 2 Ba. dbl prace:
!enct'd yd, 2283 Paclfic
Costa Mesa. 646-1304 • JUST TAKE OYER
THE LOAN S -Everybody
{;sr b £1f Qualifies
Cuslomi?.ed _fg~~J>le ';'1th tedl. )kw ... 1locu:.s. )DA o y
BY Owner $22,500: :I BR. l~ . Ne1t-SwHt-Petite
BA, newly c-1u·peted. NIC'P 4 -Se<troom Home -ll300
paho in rear, insulated crtl-Down $155 prr month -
ingi;. Alie)'-t.tt'ec'!!I f " -•ro~l~. --
camper or trlr or nt'w 646-7171 546-2313
e~~;dt:O:s Ml~Jtlat•--·~ Ml :.
The payments are n!lll per
month includinlt tax & inlt'r·
est is only 5~r~. 3 BR 2
baths. famJ.ly room, hard-
wood Doors. c.:ari>ets. drasx-s
k shakt' roof. All land-
scaped. $27.500.
dlscrimlnating taste. Xtrn extras. 22ll Raleigh Ave.,
lge llv mi openi.QJt on 15x35 C.M. tby appointment only),
terrac..~. Form/dining rm w/ $22,900. 548.3575 garage. Closr lo schools Open Eves.
Rm. for pool. 2501 Margaret
Dr .. N.B. 213: 256-2265
BR 2 Ba h I 11 t NEA'R Golf counie, 3 lg. ·· . · orne; ~ve 0 : BR's + fem rm. Vacant.
tx-aut. v~ew. S<>p. din. ri_n.. $250. mo. Bkr., Ginny Mor-
3
'.?414 Vh,ta Del Oro
Newport Beach $3500 down & take over ex-
isting GI loan • no loan foes
pat.lo, s.10,500. 3 Bdrm 3 baths Deluxe On
Joe Clarkson quiet cul-de--sac street and Coldwell, Banker & Co. Mesa Verde GoU Course.
noo E. Cout Hlthwev Pool and watt"rfalls. P11rtly NewpOrf llu ch. C•llt0<nl1
ICI t-ml Oil ,..,... fumished. $:>5,500. Good JC-... COATS
~ WAtlACE
REALTORS
-5-46-4141-
(()pen Evenings)
CONDOMINIUM
3 BR, 2 ba. all on ground
levl'l. dbl gar I elec door)
Located on beauntul roll-
terms. or Increased interest. Gor-~
si:eou., 3 BR . den 1t family llania llraltg
room. lmmarulate w I t h • 642-6560
ing green-belt.
Enjoy your ~ time.
100% yard care. plua exterior
of your home.
built-ins, cariietinit. fireplace '!!!!!!Ill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!~ -A--C-O ___ O_L-...,,,P,.....,0:::-0=-::-L
& lovely yard. can " ~ t<>-Excellent Location
day 54().1151-open !!Yes. For a long hot summer $450 Down 4 BRs 2 belhs, fireplace, car-
HARaOR VLEW-Call tor terma, etc.
Ph. 644-1133 HILLS
Corona del Mar EXPANDIN~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~!See this pleasant 4 BR fam-
Lusk • built homl'I located 2 BDR. BEACH OOM'AGE ily room + 1~ baltl home.
in lbe Southland'• most de. Older but livable. Cl<>M to the Enjoy large paneled living
sirable le tascin111:ini area. Newport Harbor Yad!t Club. room with brick firti>la~.
Schools le CaliL Irvine ~led. Will trade. Tenn.s. Small dolial I< assume large
3411 East Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar 67~3745 2901 Nt'wporl Blvd.
Campus just m o m e n t • $32.500. 5% 'i~ GI loan with f166 per
away. month pays <1LI -Asking
Sensibly pnced from OCEAN FRONT OUPl...EX $23,800.
$34,900 to S48,900 3 bdnn + maids ln upper, 2
LUSK HOMES bdrm !owtt. Good m.-ord. <J..&f/UJ.
Directions: MacArthur Blvd. S85,500. C/ · JEALTY
lrom Pacilic Coast Hwy. or Burr While, Realtor Newport Fwy. Turn on San
Joaquin Hilla Rd.. then
follow :signs to model area. -----me Newport Brach CLOSE OUTS
Here al't' 2 gpaciou., brd-peting, patio & beaulitJJlly
room.'I, ranch size panellt'd landscaped yard. $23,900 •
living room. a bright roomy S3lm handles. LOCKHART
kitchen featuring a breek· RLTY ~3322 646-2301
fast bar and forct!d air heat OWNER 5 bedroom 2 b!lths
throughout. This won't I.a.st. fa mily :room h a rd wood
$U4 per montti includes tax· floors. Built-in cover e d
e1 and insurance. patio. No sidt', $28,500.
54&-~198
MESA Verde; 4 SR. 3 Baths;
2400 sq. [I. Llidscpd., aulo.
~l>rinklers le door op<'ner.
2043 Wl!'SI'CLIFF DRIVE $42,500. 540-llOO Aft 6 PM
~77ll. Open Eves. TRANSFERRED to S11moa
0
'
$19 950 3 BR 2 ba, IJAtio, elec kitch n y I dishwa.sher, drapes, W I W
3 bedroom • 2 hath home In cpts beautifully land!'<'apt'd,
lovely Costa Mesa. Largr fruit trwR. $24,950. ~1()..t7113
brick fireplace • Exccllr nt E SIDE 2 .... ..a I d
l f I f . .,..nn, <i> s. rp~. flnor p an or grow ng am-bit-ins I.lo le . $12>. LI
AVAIL lmmed. Clif( Haven
:l Br. 2 ba + 2 Br Ocean
Vµ Jnc Apt. $49.500. 548-7249
Corona del Mar 1250
ltegardezl Reg1rdeil
C'e~t unp bonnt maison avec
dew< chambrrs a roucher
pour sommril paisible. You
wiU also hnve the early
American style kilchrn &
lamily room. ()pen every
day l-S. 5U Poinsettia. CdM.
DeLanry R.ral Estate
673-JTIO ---EXCt..USlVE, e x e cu ti ve.
famil y-type home: 4 BR . 3
Ra., beaut.. lge. landsc-aprd
lot: hrated pool; t1 h I .
11;aragr: -clnt rond.: will .!It'll
fum. incl. " p p I i a n c e ll •
Cameo Shore1. Priced to
sell immed. Owner 714:
G7:r-t869
ILLNESS FORCES SALE
Deluxe Hom' & Income
Custom-bit, flll nrw elrc
dream iol<'hrn, nrw 11ppli11-
nt·ei;, w/w crpts plu~ '.! lovely
Fum Apts. for dt>tnUs:
Richilrd!ien' Purcf'll
R.raJty 67:>4031 Golf Course
EXTRA SPECIAL
lformerly Art KLc;tler Office) lenders Repossessions
675-%30 N I OPEN' EVERY DAY $995 dn -3 yr loen. o oan
rosts or escrow feoes. Large
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!'!!!!!!"'!'!!!!!!"'!'!!!!!!"'!'!!!!!!'I J & 4 BRs prestige homes.
lly. At end of cul-(je-~c ~· pa gar
street. Owner must tell due BA y VIEW Ownt'r 4 BR fa,;;,
to Ulnl'S."i. Better hurry! ----~---11-1-0 Sep. Master suite. $49,900. Can you imagine being right
on the lrurw11y overlookiog
tbe 11th tee of Mesa Ven!e
Country Oub! What a ~l
tin;::! See this lovely 3 hath
home with 11 I a r g t' BRs.
fanuly room & drn or din-
ing room. I luge gla~s pi<'·
ture windows, inter · com.
l'tC. Lowest priced property
we know or on the course
at $42,500. Try to heat it.
College Re•lty 546-5880
Corona del Mar 3 baths. marble pullman~.
Home and Income at its BE>St choiOI.' of color in carpeting.
•.. South of the hJghwlly. 47 Ovrrsized 2 car starages,
foot R-2 lot. Qmml~ 3 bC'<f. built-in o~s. ranges &
room, 1~ bath home plus dW!washers. Priem to sell
lri<r nrw 2 bedroom rental fititt At $25.500 & up.
1m11. Ample u~ of us.."ff Rltr. ~39'l8 Eves. 642-0185
tirick ex!X*'d bram ceiling. OffiCf' Open Sal/Sunday
PrlvatP patio for each unit. *LACHENMYER
2 blocks to the bead!. Ex-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii elusive $64,950.
Colesworthy & Co. Beach Home
+ Income Deluxe Home & Apt.
Custom built 2 BR le den, 2 642•7777
bath bomr on desirable 190~ Harbor Rlvd., C.M.
3 BR. 2 baths. largr. Liv rm
lovrly patio PJ,U~ 3 BR,
2 bath Apt. $48,500 Oilt Drive. Huge living room -;;;;;;;;OP<'fl;;;;;;E;;;;,V('!I;;;;;;;;, ;;;;. ;;;;;;;;;,
Eve. 646-8259 Mes• Verde S5000 dn. 644-2516
293 E. l 7lh St.
GOLF & FAMILY
Mesa Verde Coif coul'9l', 1
block. New custom Ml'dlter-
646-4191 rran style. 4 BR, 3 BA, lux-
-$21,450-uriou11. 111.16 Tahiti, $47,liOO.
~. 546-6378
Cambridge model. 1800 sq.
GI APPRAISAL tt.: 3 BR .. 1% Ba .. 15'x28'
Fixer • upper 3 BR, f11m. cov. pati1>; boat or trlr. sto-
rm w/trplc. Needs l!Ol'Tlt-rage area. New w/w cpUng;
paint. Owner's purchased 51,"r l1>an. By owner.
new homr. s:u .~. 517>-1!6:i
BRASHEAR REAL TV BY OWN ER. 4 Bdrmii~2
847-3:i:l1 968-117R baths. Jam room. hlt1111,
--BROKEN LEG--dshwshr, nrw cprs. <'Xtra lrit
We we!'t' requested to ;how 11 yam. $25,950. GI I o a n.
l ido Isle 1351
Newport Beach
Realty
We NEED
Lido lslr & Waterfront
LlstlnJ:"s
675-1642 Evr~. 549·12lll
-FAMILY HOME-
llul!P hv rm ~ tlh wrt har.
lirr tarn rm, 4 R<lrm. :l ~s
fplr, rlN" hit.in l<it. 115"
ln1, ~IUfh pat Kl, $1\11.:itlO
n c. c :nrr,R, ftr:ilty
:uu; V1;i t.100 673-9300
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
-
-MODEL HOME-
CUSTOM FEATURES
Jmma<'. 3 BR 1~ bath +
lerite beautiful recreation
room.
Haffd•I RHlty
''Homes lo Match Income' .
-8740 Wamer 842-44ffi
~O-FCfRTH'r
PRICE OF ONE
ly Nice 2 BR homl', fresh
painted + a rental on th
l>Rck of the lot. Priced f
fast sale at Slll,500.
e
or
Paul Jones Realty
-1-1 847-12fi6 Evrs. 842·58
3 BDRM, l"J>l'I, d r p S,
10, di..,hwshr, frpl. 2 l>a. pat
sprnkl111. Cle an! $ 2 3 , 5 0 0
Owner 962 2912 . . !i BR 3 bath, drn, family
crits/drps. p;ilio. cul-de
sac. $.14.~. 5a.,.,, er loan
+ cash dn. 962-~l&.15 ---ORF:CON bound. must sr II!
r. 4 BR 2 BA. Seahavr n horn Frpl~. $21,450. Ow~er 646-6:148
d-OWNER: 4 br. 2 bll .. Ian
lK:l>, lrpl. Xlnl S<:hl.s, $24,500
548-81132 aft 5 or wkends.
Fountain Valley 1410
Super Sharp
sunken bv. rm., quarry hie, . ~1720 548-3111M
beam oeil.; 3 patios. By r1SOO °" ·
Owner. $38.500 494-6942
l•guna Niguel 1707
Cmy, 3 BR. 2 BA home.
Ideal fOt' retired couple
Or young couplc'1 tint
Homr. $2-4,900. Also a
5 BR, 212 BA home nicely
Landscaped with s u p e r b
view. S32,500. 4~'1791
Newport Beech
3 HOUSF.S • ftlll from
S225 mo to S'lSO
CAYWOOD R.lty. 548-UIO
Lido lale 3351
LOVELY 3 bdrm. C\U. drps,
bit-ins, So. patio, leue "275
mo. 673-4063
Duplexes For S•I• 1975 Huntington Beech 3400
2-2 BR Apts yard, gar.,
Quiet W1Slde. C M·
UOOO dn. * 534-2588
RENTALS
Houses Furnished
Coit• Mew 2100
VERY clean 3 bdrm home
with large fenced rear yard,
c o m p I t' l e I y fum1shed.
Av;ulableo immediately. $175
mouth. Agent 546-4141
CLEAN 4 hcdroom 2 be th
rMts1de home. 1 blk from
i:C'ilOOls ,'It s hopp1ns;? Lf'ase
Sll!.i. The Real Estaters
64&-7171
Newport BHch 2200
3 BR. furnished Beaeh house,
fefl<'t'd patio, 2 car gar.,
frpl r. Bit-ins. $250 mo.
(April May & Jooe) ~ Jo
Anni' Pl. Newp<>f't Bead!
Free Rental Book
Drop In end BrowM
4 Bed.room, 2 Bath Glen Mer
Immaculate. Fenced Yard.
$215.00 Mo. Available tn
June.
WALKER Ir LEE
7682 Edinger
842-445.'i Open Eves.
5 BR. Glen Mar ~ for
lea.sr: $235 Mo. un!um .. or
$285 Mo. tumhbed. Tarbell
Real Estate Co. 540-l'r.I>
Marilyn Edwant_,, Agent
SIU!' or Lse. Nr beach, Spec
4 BR home, 11' bfl, cpts,
16x40' patio, dshwshr , trpl
& bltn~. Owner. 962-0'J25
4 Bdnn, 2 ba, sml yd n!dec
Sl45 yrly, JWle l. First 41ut
17658 Van .Buren. Nr Bftllb
Bl. 3 child OK. llSl~2121
Huntington
Harbour
Of>liithtlul. clt-11n 3 bedroom -Coron• del Mar 2250 ---------
This home could be a model --------WATERFRONT
All modem convPnienC'es • 2 BR, 2 ha. 2 kitchens, furn. HOME
On quirt cul-(jr-s11c "treel, !louse. Carden. $265 mo. 514
great for childrrn. Extra FE'mleaf. 673-5360, 642-3645 3 BR 2 bath, private dMlc.
I 11 r g e Jnl wilh covered Immed. occupancy. 1Aue
screened pat10. l ido ltle 2351 at $435/mo. Bkf. Call Dick $27,300 Fabian 847-2531
~5169 224 V Ii\ Lido l°'ord and 7'.!5
Via Lido Nord. CaH 213: ISLAND Home, 1 BR, 2 BA.
934--0920 213: 27~7 fam. rm, crvts. dJ1l8, ~
BEAUTIFULLY fum. like ins. S32S mo. 0 w De r
nrw -2 Br 2 Ba. ell f'irct. 50 =84=2-=1.2S=7======~l
:29.1=E=·=J=7lh:=:\tt.===646-t=='=94 f>8lio. yrly lease 673-3761 with beamed ceilings, sun. • LIDO SANOS
ny dining room overlooking 3 BEDROOM POOL
the sheltered garden· patio · • 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths
den with corner brick fil'f'-$750 DOWN $23,500
home vt'ry late last nlght.,_5'1_6_9_394_· ------
The brolcer sli~ on a ba· --------~
n11na peel & broke hls leg. College Perk 111S Huntington BHch 1400 Sent• An• Hgts. 1630 Veution R•ntalt 2900
w, are trying to ahow you OWNER
L1gun1 Beach 3105
Rentals Available
Apts le boute.8 • all price
rangeL Wt ne«f addlticaaJ
rentals &: property l1stinp,
CUSTOMERS W AlTING
Beckwith Rlty Lquna Bell.
627 s. Coast Hwy. -494-7508
place .PLUS smart B A Y
VIEW Income tp!lrtmrnL Vai-anl complptely ~I-Gcor~e Willl11mso~ Rltr.
Large lushly landi;caped cor-tinnf'd home 11.\t hath_.,. Ex-673-<13.iO OPE EVES.
n<>r lot Out of town ownr r C'f'I. location n~r idiools. 111!!!!!!!1!!1!!1!!1!!1!!1!!1!!1!!1!!1!!1!!1!~~1!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
will ftnt nl·e 111 S t~~ intrr· 1.tJtht bri1thl kllchen. ~r WANTED
est! $47.j()(). ten<'Ni yard. Full price ooly Rral Estate Sale11 People.
WllY NOT GET ON TitE Ruth P•rdoll, RHltor S21,5fl:l.
!Gm Weslclifl Dr. 642-5200
--Newport
HeiCJhts
Only $19,950. Excellent Eu!·
fide location, :I Bedrooms
pl115 guest room. quiet cuJ-
de-sac 11~t. $132.00 p e r
month wfll include princi-
ple, interest. l.Xf'S It. ln'W"-
:\/1Ce.
Jeim Smith Realtor
646-32!6
UDO ISL!
Prntf .. Addrft•
Owner lN Vinl _,..but W1tnt11
a wf't'kend cottap. wm
trnde or ~u hl11 4 BR 5 bath
2 '1rf9leoN 3 c:er Pl"'I"·
53» 11q rt bomt. ACr FAST!
SS),<XXI lolln available.
WA.LL Y Md:JJY REAL TY
MW487 M)'tlme $6-HU
I 1ttl~• Cll
% BR ~ dWas room.
blll'dwood flocn. Cllf1lda.
drapd. double ........ 80-
Clell to 'f'Mr' yard. Qu1f:t
dote tn 1oc:iatlon. SJ1,500. W-tlfi.McCl"'91 .,.,...
1810 Hewpart BlYd.' c.M.
Ml-mt .,.... ......
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Over ~ Years In
Orange County e F'ull page advertlsln&
1093 Baker, C.M. !>i6-54$0 • Inter o!flct' teletype
~iiiiiiiiiiil • Training program • • lnsutance
• • Many o~r hencfit1 IOhft mGCftGb ~I ~~r Interview
Reel Estate Office _
CAMEO SHORES lncludt>s l11nd & hulldmg. We
OWNER MOVEO-Mt.JST BE understllnd tht lut broker
SOLD! &e.uttNI Apaefou~ ~ got nch Ir went to
0cieen view hon:H>. lArJte Europe witJi hls ron1me.
OYaJ pool. 4 Bclnn, lan&l. s•1 Who'• ~xtt 5ft pl"Opl'rty
baths. AaldJli •..•• $115,<m at J71IO Newport Blvd., C.M.
OPEN DAILY Tiki' ~ub. TD'a, tnd6 r.r
4627 Perham Dr. IUbmlt. Take ovtt Joen
Cl\lt for Appt_ -$U ,3>0. S85. Pf'r mo. Full
642-1235 ~. ns.soo. Ownf'f Brokf'r
&U-4422.
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we re111ly work. Lockhart
RJty 64S.l122, ~2301 3 Li: Bdrm, 2 ba, lam rm,
S BEDRM---$2(250 ~\!~: :::OJ:; II~:.
Curvrd dnvewlly & roiir $11,000 ~ Tulane. L ow
hrdJ.:r Jtive 8 ravora~le first down a.l.~1!152 tmpN>~lon. All built -In =;;::;;....=======
kllrhen. Qu111ity rarprtinp,. Newport Beech 1200 Cl~ to schools & !!hopping. ---------
~17'20 RE SORT Li ving .
TARBEl..L 2!K'>5 ll11rbor Condominium -en joy 2 .... ~,·ftCJ Up poots. puu1nc arttn8. Bad-
llftVY minton, ehuf:neboerd. 2
In the world? Need • 3 BR. Bdrms. 2 Bea. M • n y
2 be, comrr hou11e. cal"JM't· l"'l~rtit. Prlv pstio. By
in~. dn\pl'S, la~e yard. Ownrr ~
brick i-tio. fil"epl11ce and NR. Ray Ir ocean: lovr'y 3 mor?~ Lovely nei!lhbort>ood. BR 2 Ba home on 2 lot.s.
eiit Coe11' Mesa. S23.950 .~an u~r llll 1 apt.s. Rm. tn
For ppi, 6-i2·14.SJ Ownrr. bid. $16.500. Scll all or 11'
DAVIDSON R....lh. lnt. nr 1r11de. 121 '1st St., can
-11 J park In rear Owner 673-2719
SHARP 4 BDRM. 2 t.lh. 5 yr otd.
ln\maculalt 3 BA. + flun. Club privll«!'lts. Best off~r
Uy, 1'4 bath.s. MW C"""'tl. buy11 U11tt>ftl Salt'! S~.000
O>mer lot. Ownrr 1nxiou~. Open llou11e Sat Ii Sun 111
RJtr. 2"150 H11J'bor 5B, CM ~1 li2nd St. 67s--0144,
546-M60 -Evt'/l. S41l-1008 6~111. :'!47-7401
MODEL HOME
TIRED of run· of· Ill<' -mill
hoollf's? n 11n.<Jown t r 11 r t
arra,;• nus lovrly 2-~ty
lormrr modrl home ia in 11
brau11Jul, l11m1l:.-1ypr 111'1"11
of quaht:--homr~. ;, min to
b!>arh St xlnt !'ihOf)fHnst
&TPAS: ws1lk lo rlrmrnt&ry
S<"hool, nus i.l'rv1ce to Jr. HI
& Hi i:h sr rool ~
I Bdnn~ .. 21, hllths. ltl"J!I'
lanuly r m. ~tlh pnnelini: &
lrptr. of)t'ns to ('(Iv_ peoo;
attra. liv. rm. w/frpk.,
f11m1ly dlninlf rm. lsl1111d·
I)~ kitchen w/rll'<'. bltn~
& briefs! bar. CArpr1s &
drAfW'l<. thruout La r g I' ,
lllOC'k·w11llrd y11rd. n11-rly
h1ndS<'i1J"l<'d. '1 ('ar 11ar111;r.
";\lovr·In"' rondlt1on~ or.
frN't1 IJ.V ownrr 111 $37,000
CAii· 1117-«>-IO Altrr 6 PM.
anytlmp on "rf'krnda.
$130 MONTHLY
for 3 BP ia. h~lh Dutr h II•·
vrn homP "tth sa. r~ f1 IA
toll.II nr Sl5.400. 10'' down
rrqutred 011 t-ourt we
Hurry on lhi~·
Pari11r Shorrs ~all)'
M2-2581 1:.'ves. 8-tU.Wt
3 Ilse on '11 ec·Horse~ &. BIG Bear Lake, 2 BR. on
inr. Total rrnt lnr $4400 lake, pvt dock. trpl. hy dy,
yrly, $39.500. 548-7249, 548-"k· or mo. 7H· 866-3001 ~7 PO Box 844, Bi~ R<-ar Litke
Lagun• 8Hch 1705 DON'T rt"'-a away, set
LOVELY O<'F.AN VIEW O\llck casb ior M with a
Lllnai pet1n, u~ brirk rrpl
1
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3 BOR \IS, 2 BA. $43.900 642-5671
C11ll 496-1243 h«'twn 10.S pm
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TiiE HUB ol activity law
aervlce busin._1 ••• Ute
Cla.-itJed ~ Dlal M2"'"78
to otter your Mniot NOW.
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Hours-Re9ulation1-0eaciiine1
UUtOlll1 AfWrt1-l'I tMuld dteotc ...... , •dil ••111 eltd repwt 1_,...l.tel, ,,......
01' mlaclutlf......_"" THE DAI LY f'ILOT a..,,,.. 111,ln~y f•r errert ~11 to °'• tXUftt of pullllitltl"t Ute alfv.ltJMmtnt oeff'9Ctfy one ti,,,..
DEA OUN• ~o .. CO~Y AND KtLLI: 5:30 ~ .... tfle d•)' Mt-pultllutl•n . ..-trt ....
W"k•nd &did" alld M•"4f<ly MCtlor11 wt\tn oloelno lime la S:IO ~.M. """'''·
YOU MUIT HAV• KILL NUM•E"I Wh-" kllll"f an ad MoaUll of ..,1e11c ,.... ....
llO •11re ... mate. a rtOOrd of th• klll ftUmber given y•u Illy ,,_.,, alt t.ak" a nf'ff'lcatie11 .t ,,,_ ciell.
Every effort II """ tit klll or corf'Mt a new ad that hu be9n o,.,,,...., '4lt we .. ,...
Mt 9111rantee t. Hao untll the •d "•appeared In ttl9 paper.
OIME·A·LINE Ade.,.. ltrlotly ... In ldvanc. tly mall., at'"'.,.. of OUI' efflotL
NO phone orders. •
Tiie DAILY f'ILOT ,,...,,,_ tM ritlrt t. ct .. lty, edit, ceMM· er ,.,.,.. I")' ad•e,..
tlaament. and to dt•flte It.a ,.tn aod ,...11latlon1 without prior notlOa.
AdnrtlMra may place tltllr &de 1111 tel1phon ..
DIAL DIRECT 6 .. 2-5678
WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-1220
Huntlneton ... ch 540-1220
Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m.
CLAlllFIEO COUNTE"I •"-located at follow11
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HOUSES FOR SALE
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FINANCIAL LUMIH '"' STOllAGI ms IUSIM'!SS Ol'f'OltTUNITIU C1'0 IUILOINO MATlllAU .... r~~~~~s .. ::~11... :: SWAPS ml
tNvtnM••T ""'"'•D ws PETS and LIVESTOCK
MON .... :.TN:lo LLOo::. = PITS, HNllW. ... ~ CAT$ ... JIWILttY LOANS .,_ OOOt tn.S
COLUT11'AL LOANS UU HOIUll -llAL anATI LOANS Q4I LIVHTOClt ... MO~TOMH, T""' 0.-. ••<IS
MOMSY WANTID -fJH CALIFORNIA ll'llNG
ANNnUf'llCFMENTS Nu .. 11111 "" sw1-111e l'OOU .... and NOTICES PATIOS n1S
'0'1110 '"'" AMI 6"9 AWNINel -LOST f4tl VACATIONS ltlll
::=~~MINTS :!: TRANSPORTATION
llltTNt "11 IOATI & YACHTS ....
l'UNllAU 6411 SAIUOAn "'' PAIO OllT\IAIY MU l'OW•ll CllUIJaH "" l'UNllAL 01•1cto•s .. ,. Sf'alO-SIC• IOAn "" ,, l)•IST' _.,, IOAY T•Alllltl "'1t
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AVIATION HIVte• UJJ l'ISMINO IOATS ... 'T'ltAVal. f"9 lOAT MOVING Nd
"'" TUNll'OITATION . .... IOAf nou•• .... AUTO TltANSPOaTATION WI IOtTS WANTIO ... L•eAL ttcn'ICl9 ... AIRCIUPT '1ot HIMAN & TUTORING ... l'L TlltG Lfltotoll fl"
SIRVICE DIRECTORY :;;.• =.;• = ACC.OUlfflNe 4tl llCYCLU "'11 ........ , ... 11avic1 .... ILICTalC CAii mt •l'f'LIMCe lllf'Alat.. l'Wll "'11 . MOTOICYCLff ... ASl'MALT, 011 ilftt N.OTOll9COOTHS "5t
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IOAT MAINTINAM<I 6SM flAll•••t.. V*"' '"" H ICIC, MASONIV, tit. tht CAMf'ltS "" IUllllllJI SlttVICll ... , fltlKICI 'Sii
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l)EUJXE apt&; 1 bdrm •JG
2 bdrol9 WO. poGl. ideel fbr Ma,....r Mrs. c.non
becb, 1S83 Qlurc:b. 541-tm
or~ 20122 S.nt1 AM AWA. 546~ . BACHELOft: SPAOOUS
No pets. $1.25 mo.
Depaett ttq. 1975
PARSONS. Apt. 9.
$140 ATTRACTIVE, HAllOI
spe,doull, 2 bdrm, J • r c e
ALS
~~ ...... l250
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OH tUit ACRES
I a s BR. l"WD a U*11
J'rpb I PrVhdae I Pool.a
Tauda • ~·1 B&flt. 9
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D ELUXE, Waterfront 3 BR .•
2 ha.. earp.1 drpa., bltns,
wuber/dryer ; doc.Ir
w/boat tiHP sµivll. jdujta
only. Yrty. le.aae $300 Mo.
(Grand Canal loc.) Owner
m-o207
untlnsrton INch 5400
paUo, J&r. ldtlltJ, no pet&. GREENS H Open ~A &taers Dr.
I A: 2 BDRMS F\&m Ir UDt. 8Aam.Qll • UNJ"UJU(.
ff~ . ..rataae a laundry,
adults. \1'f \\.:torta 5'4M138 • from $100
Ind. utll. GAR.AGE Apt. Water Ir elec
pd. F\lrnilbed.. S85 mo..
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E'SIDE 2 BR. Elec bltns,
patio, A4Ults <Jilly. 361·8
Ogle M mo. 1142-1298
~U Palma 1 6 2 11.R
Furn or Ubf su.>n50. Htd
pool lTI E. 22nd St. 642-3645
EXTRA clean, quiet, 1 BR,
Adults. No pell. 2 0 3 9
Wallace. ~igg;,
WALK, mkt, 22 It Npt, no
pets, adult. 1 br, nut. $82
mo. 64S-31SO
l • 2 A 3 BDRM.
FURN. a UNnJRN.
Heated Pool.I. Clilld Care
Cellter. Adj. to Sboppinl -
2700 htlet.., w.,, at Hal'-
bcr • Mama, Oleta MeA.
54l-G3'lD
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Adult.a Only
Discri.m.lnative Tenants
for Prestige Addreu
MARTINIQUE
GARDEN APTS.
2 BR DupleJc, pool, privacy,
carpet.a. drapes, 1-story.
gars~. Uke new. $ll),
MU008 or 842-8337
2 Ir 3 Bdrm 2 ba Pool.
Patio. M 0 R A KAI. 8181
Garfield. Pvt a tree t l bllc
N. off Garfiel.d. 96U9M
nte AM ,5620
VOLTAIRE
FROM $99.50
Lge 1 BR, 2 BR, Studios
Hotpaint bltns, retrig,
cpts, drps. pvt patio.
pool. recreation area.
811 S. Fairview Rd. 541·1.uG
<Betwn McFadden & 1st St. I 1 BR Apt. Furn $95 mo
1 Cw garage. Utll pa.Id
220 Slerb * M&-<83f1
Parltlilte surmmdinp
roRNlSBED BACHELORS L
UNJVRNl BR·2 BR-3 BR
119un1 Beech 5705
100 CLIFF DRIVE 4200 2 baths available
carpets, drape9, prqe
2 Bil, t.rpl, VERY NICE Ex· 11th & Senta An.t, C.M.
cell PeniDlu1a loc:. Avail. 646-033 646-5542 'Till Jane. Adults, no pets,
re~. 613-21.23
BAYCLIFF MOTEL
l.lld.ry, TV. maid serv. htd
pool. Winter tttea. 455 N.
RENT
3 Rooms Furniture
$25 Month
UXURY FURNISHED Y ee.r L
Lse. Bachelor w/pr steps to
Shore It Shops. Oceanvlew
from f!V~ Apt.
lrom SlSO mo up.
494-2449
TO P OF World li!e 3 bdrm. 3
ba. cpt.s, drps, bit-ins. min
UAL ISTAT1: RIAL ISTATI
0.-11 a.-r.a
IUll.,._ Rent•I 6060 Lak• Eltl,..,. 6202
AV•DAIR.£ May lit. 2 L Lota ar la1la from moo.
room omce. carpeted, uW. 2. Le &J ........ ti> moo.
futn. $53. m Broadway. Good t(lt'IM. co.ta Metia-&U-1085 3. 2 Br. den, adobt. I.c f.eoced
~ yard. su,m 11na11 da.
Bl&' 1tar9ge G~ts • fire.. 4. New dl.1(11.a on comm. lot.
proof, ~ r M x 10' high S'5 Cood restaurant lite.
mo. 21626 lftac) Npt Bl.v. CM f,l.3,200.
• Excellmt Location • s. ~ 1*lle w/S Jota, etP.
Newly decw• 111.ft, UX40 ~. beach ri&tJtl. <nn&es
1175 Hsbor. c.11. ...... s-7 tuM., ads~ --, ...,..u. • .-.
Office RMtaJ 6070 f. Wlde dty 1*dt. ~
on 2 ltl"eetl, mot&rtstau-
f.AGUNA BEACH rant sites ove.rlooldni lake.
Delk apaces available In 100% Joe. seo,ooo.
newest office butlding Ill 7. 16 ~ ranc::b. Good home,
prime .location ID downtown ollve trees.. out bldgs.,
Lacuna Beach. Air C«lf.)j.. equip.. fe!>Cld • cross.
tfoned. carpeted. beaut:itul fenced, 1350' .lt ¥ 500'. j,aDeJed partitbdna. T w o sao,<ro.
-entrances; rear leada to 8. To cloee estatit. Front lab
Municipal parking lots. S50 It hwy, 525'x453' ~. 2
per month tor space. Add Br apt + lg bldg llUitable
$5 for desk and cba.ira. Add far business. M-1 & CR
$10 for bu.sines! hours an-zoning. um.ooo. 29% <1n. swerlng service. All utilities 9. Fint time ottered. Approx
paid exce()t telephone. 550 ac with spring, well!,
DAILY PILOT hwy front.age. Below mkt 222 FOREST AVENUE value. Overlooking IUmcho LAGUNA BEACH Calil. $500 up (all or part) $9466 Agent (714) 671-2132
2600 SQ.FT. of Prestige of. 17586 Grand, Lake Dlinore
flee 91*e. Panelecl and
carpeted. The very finest in Mount. & Desert 6210 Ne1illp0rt Beech. All or part.
Call 642-91111 for appt. 5 A~ -~vision.
Ottlces: 188 E. 17th, 01 Silver Valley -18 miles
Next Security First Natl East of Barstow. "Land of
Lakes", 80 man-made lakrs B:ulk. Air cond, plenty park-in area. Alfalfa, fish rail;. ing. Under 25c ft. Call Ray ing, recreational, many Realty Co. 6424811. developments In progress.
Large & small. One with $1200. acre 20% dn. l % per
LIVING QUARTERS mo. ca.u owner M'T-6640
~2130 all 6 p.m. W eek e n cf g
Modem Office-Orange CO. anytime. Ask for Lee.
Bank builc.Jng. 2JO E. 11th Fun Q)ttage
St., Costa Meea.. 642-1485 and 5 ACRES. S29.9!6
BRD:'K NOTI' RI.TY~
lndustrl1I bnt1I 6090
Exchanges, R. E. 6230
11400 sq. lt. Sl65 per mo. 110 WI'O: 'Mesa Venle 4 Br pr It 220 three phase power.
19'12 Placentia Ave. Costa lrg 3. Hi GI existing In.
Mesa., 642-7263 $3800 to work with. Prin on-
ly. 646-4047
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No de'POIJ!t o.a..c.
view, avail May 1. Lse $225
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lrom oceM. Av1il. 4-21 thru
6-30. $150. 112-34 lh s t . m-zm
Newport Htfs. 4210
1 BR Furn. Ww cpts, drps,
di.9?., tile, clean. Adults. No peu. Working girl prefer-
red. 310 Cat.a.Una Dr., NB
~1165
Coron• def IMr 4250
SMALL Bachelor refrig &
hotplat~ -Only. $86 ind util
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Balboa
TERRinC Vlew! Beautlful
location. Perfect. $240. mo.
Avail to June lat. Utll paid.
2 BR, 303 E. F.dgewater.
Phone TI4: m-2.866
Lease yrly, adults. Bachelor rrs t bdrm w .50 .1: $97.SO;
2 bdnn Mgrs WS, util
incl. 6'5-4012
CLEAN Bachelor Apt.s.
All util loci rrs up
llS E. Balboa Blvd.
BALBOA ' 673-9945
lido .... 4351
H.F.R .• C. w1cnoo
Furniture Rentels R
517 w. 19th. C.M. MS-1454 entals Wanted 5990
ANT l Bdnn Unfum apt. NEWL y PAINTED w
2 BR w/gar • fenced. prlv. including garage or carport
up to $100 mo. Costa Mesa, • Patio. Water paid.
Gardener maintained.
2228 "B" Placentia Av. noo
Please look & then ca.11
537-0380
Sllv•r Gate Apts.
3 Br, 3 ba, newly deconted.
untumisbed.
Cd'-1, Laguna Bea eh, etc.
For employed lady.
642-oo86 after 5: 30 p.m. or
wk.nds.
ER.LY Widow without
family desires Sunny room
with ltltch privileges or hot
plate. Within R I c b a r d ' s
dell very. G'i:.-2381 Also l Br tum. apt W a1lt to
Ekmentary, Jr Hi, Hi Sehl w
I: OCC. Alto Bach Apt ANTED June l5 on loog
tenn lease. 3 BR bouse,
C.d.M. Give lovin& care.
Xlnt ret. 549-1010
988 El Camino, Apt l, CM
HARBOR VILLAS API'S.
2621 Harbor Blvd., CM y
2 BR Studio Apt.a. Cpta, drps,
bltns, htd IWim pool. Lndry
fac.. frff prl<"g. Mature
actults. Mgr. Apt. &.l.
-. oung, single employed man,
2 BR w/t'lllge &: refrig.
Lockable garage. 1 or 2
cblldren welcome, Nr. 19th II
Anaheim. nos. 642-5lll
seeks quiet 1 BR apt., near
beach. Aft 5 PM, if toll, call
<.'Ollect. 213: 280-16!0
w ANTED Office &: Living
quarters. Prefer fonner
doctor's ~Ike. 54(>-1793
R oom1 for Rent 5995
UNF 1 BR Ac>t· Wall to wall
cpts, bltns. drps. POOL! C OMFORTABLE room !or
548--042'2 workinf man. Private en-
trance. ~Santa Ana Ave.,
C.M. New Large 2 BR, Drps.
cpl!, stove, gartie, yard.
.5() UP wk W I kitchen nJO. 6~ nz
l Bdrm. Utll pd. Garage, 1 LGE, Deluxe, quiet 2 BR. l 'h
adult no pets. $140 mo yrly. ba. Adulu. East.side 240 16tb
$22.50 up Studio Apts. 2384i.,
Newport Blvd. CM 54H755
673--0837 eve. .t'·. 548-(;432 N ew $12.75 up. W·W carpet
Kit. avail. S e m I • pr i v .
646-8359. 135 Albert Pl. CM LARGE 2 BR, patio, frplc &: Huntington Beech 4400 pool. Quiet area. $140/mo.
~7351 $30.000. OWNER 64&-1948 l.odust. Si;ace 746 W. 17th
Costa Mesa 3600 sq ft BUSINESS and
Owner 1213) 434-5082 FINANCIAL
NEW M-1. Rent 00> to f,00() ft. Bus. Opportunities 6300 2994 Randolph. C.OSta Mesa
61~116 EAR.~ S200 AND UP PER
Lots 6100 MONTii WORKING 3 HRS
PER WK. 5 exclusive ven-
OWNER ding routes avail !or Orange
County for new and exciting
DESPERATE machine. Noncompetitive.
No selling. just oollect your
MUST SELL profits weekly. $795 total in-
vestment buys 10 new ven. Dana Poinl * A corner c.om-ding machines placed in mercial lot on Pacific Coast p r i m e locations. FINAN-H~. Circumstances de·
mend sale of thls choice CTNG TO Q U A L T F I E 0
PEOPLE. For further info property at 011ce. Will take call 213: 981-2495 or write reasonable down payme:it Snort Out Sales & Mfg., and carry T.D. Write Daily 14515 Ventura Bl vd., Pilot Box P~. Sherman Oa~. Cal. 914-03
H•rbor Blvd. Art1 I am looking for man or
50 x 175 lot woman in this area capable
plus small rental earning $20,000 • $30.000 yr.
US,000 Must have mngmnt ability.
$'2,650 invstmnt req. Al George Willlamson, Rltr. Jarvis. Mktg Dir, Kar Safe. 613-4350 OPEN EVES. ty Mirror 646-9762
PARTIAL Ocenn v lew ; Buy Now for Summer
Corona del Mar. Choice Toy sbop on Balboa Isle.
o'sixe lot NOT leasehold. Establlsbed ~years.
Lovely trees. 673·2010 AGT. 675-5200 543-1467 eves.
Realtor Knuw bow to sew?
LCYI', frtt & clear. in Port Frnnchise -$.2,000 required
Charlotte. Florida: sell or 334 Ogle, t.osta Mesa. 92626
trade. 646-1447 aft 7 pm. JANITOR route. GR $430
Short hours. Excell. Opp Citrus Groves 6175 F.P. S650. S400 dn 962-4167
lsc. Rentals 5999 Prepaid Interest Mortgages, T.D.'s 63451
DOUBLE garage on alley.
FURNISHED 546-5163 M
'l Br. 2 bath studio, carpets. Newport hach 5200
drapes, bullt·lN-Well cared
for apts. Good location. 1 blk 2 BR. Bay Front 1pl Beaa·
to 5 Points. Sl45. 7681 Ellis. tifully decorated. immaru·
APt B. late. 4th fl'r, Vista del Lido.
842..a303 or 642·2835 UtiL tum. $500 per mo.
2 Bdr ·I!..-Yearly, lease. Avail. lmme-m ntr-n. dlatcly. No pets. No chlldren
& Bachelor under t6. 646-1522 or 548-4690
Utilities lnduded. ATI'R.AC 2 BR, study, 2 ti..
Near sbopp.ing, elec bltns, sunken patio,
IKl2 KnoJCVille. Apt. D. HB cpts, cil'ps, garage. Near
SJ&.2914 beach. Adults. No peta. Pref
_Roo_m_a_&Ai>t;-·for--Ren--t -:;:"~ cple. ~ yrly.
Dy, wk. mo. Sngls 1 A 2 BR ----------
% blk bch. All linens Ir ullla NICE 2 Bdrm. Pool, patio, COMPASS MOTEL gar, .t>llN, cpts, drps, adlts,
U3-lltb SL. H.B. 536--«170 no pets. $140 mo. 64~1
-FREE-UTILITIES-
2 BR, weekly rate.. Poot.
Adults only. Quiet le beauti-
ful. 11676 Cameron· M'l·Zl25
RENT ACS
Aptt. UnfvrnlsMd -----G.neral 5000
VEN DOME
SPECIALI
2 WKS FREE ltlNT
Malet reserva&nl NOW
Newlv Redecorat•d
CIOM to shopplfto, Perk ,
loys Club & <Mrh Club
• Spacious 3 Bt'a · 2 Ba e Swlm Pool • Pl>VP'"ft
• Frpl lndl•/lndt7 bc'la
• Adults A f'11Nq 8'ttM
1 MS Anaheim Aft.
C.M. IC2..2DI
Costa Mea.t S l 00
lermada YID11&
Coron• del Mar 5250
* Chinnel Reef *
APARTMENTS
SPECTACULAR VIEW
Waterfront/Loe • Boat
' Sli)Jll Av1i1-ble
2 BR • 2 Bath Apb.
LEASE ·or -BUY
$420, Mo. • VP • $59 .S00 ap
2525 ~an Blvd., OW
673-1188 -for further IDfl)
Hennan Trott, nqr.
NO\Y'S THE
TIME FOR
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DAILY PILOT
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' Well located grove in River-$5.565 M Trust Deed payable 258 E. 15th St., C.M. side area 5 acres o{ Naval $55.65 mo. including 8% on j ~1491 or~ rom.i.ng into full production small levt'I oceanview lot.
REAL EST ATE, next year. Maintained by AU doe 3 yrs, 10% discount
local re:;ident. Full price 49-1-1137 G.neral $35,<XXJ pre paid OK wilh OWNER • $19,00> lst T.O.
Income Property 6000 terms to suit. For mort' info 20'1-Dis. Wei! secured please call K. w. Small ~7.7401 ~-1·1 For Sale-4 Income units, in with· ANNOUNCEMENTS-Costa Mesa. Listing ran out. Eckhoff & Assoc:. Inc.
reducing price $4000. Must 1818 W. Chapman Ave. and NOTICES
seU ,now $35,950. By Owner. Orange. ca1u . Found (Fr" Ads) 6400 Trade equity for cash or 541·2621, Eves-wknds 5J8.5m.
trust deeds. 549--0811 BLAO< -White female dog. -HOME & INCOME Acreage 6200 Vic Westcliff area
Excel deprec/invest oppty 4 646-0141
Br res & 10.2 Br l % ba a pts 10 AettS. So. Calil S8 Down, MALE White cat. Vic ol 2-yr old. Pool E/alde CM S8 per mo., S795 full price. Corona de! Mar. 673-8309 Ownet 615-1393 eve 49MT79 L. Sbewfelt, 326 W. 3rd St.,
TAX SHELTER L.A. Phone 213: 623-5102 Lost 6401
Harbour Helgbu Apts., Bolsa NO matter what it Is, you Bl..K leather brief cae, gold Chica, nr. F.ciinger, HB • t-an sen ft with a DAILY initiaJa J .R..M. Nortbus1 846-<620 ~ Eve. PILOT WANT AD! t l\42-5678 CM. Reward. 6'2-5735
Found (FrM Ads) 6400 Found (Free Ads) 6400Found (fr" Ads) 6400
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Who's Smart EnouCJh To
Use DAILY PILOT
Classified AdvertisinCJ
Believe me, there's nothing •round our home anymore
that isn't being used -because the minute I discover
something is no longer needed, I sen it, while it still
has maximum value, through an inexpensiv.e DAILY PILOT
Classified Ad. Thet way, instead of a clutter of things
we don't use, I have the extra cash that lets rne have tha
newer things ••• the "extra" things my whole family
enjoys. Here's what I meen.
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The cash I got for the good clothes anCI trys the children
had outgrown bought me the decoretor lamp I'd been
wenting. The musicel instrument no one played ~id for •
big part of our portable stereo unit. The power tools
redecorated our daughter's room. And, just for the fun
of it, the good cheir that just didn't match anything
anymore took my husbapd and me out for a fabulous
dinner at the f enc it st resteurant in town.
Go through your horM. Mtke e r.st of eft the worthwhile
things you find th.t aren't being used. (You'I bt surprised
.t the number you tum up the first time.) Then. dial
6'42-5671 any time betwHf'I 8 e.rn. end 5 p .m. end
give your list to a friendfy, •~perienced Ad Writer. That's
el there is to tt. tt'1 inHpeftlin tool It c.n cost you es little
11 PENNIES A DA YI
Wei, now that you know my SKtet -isn't it ttme you
qot .tarted toward b.tter, Htitr, h.ppitr Gvin9 •ith
DAILY PILOT Oassifitd Ads7 Start being the kind
of women wk gek •het _she wants todeyl
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SIRVICI DllECTOIV SllVICI DllllCTO Y J & PLOYMINf J~I$ & IMPLOYM!Nf:
C.1'1Mftt.,1nt 6590 .... '-ape-rtN~nt-1"1 ___ 61SO_ I ~He.:lp~Wiiieiiniitediiiiii, iiiMeniiiiiii7ii100iiiiii"4iii,.iiJ "•\'•V•"•" tiieiidiii. M.iiiiii.-,iiii7ii'.?00iiil -IN_.0 ....... JOB--TOO.:.......-SAlALL--1-,llntlnt II * * *
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SPICIAL CLASSIFICATION POil
NA TUIAL IORN SWAPPllltS
Speclel Rate
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t-#lwl -...... II"-1'-Wll9I .., ... "" ··-· ~YOU• _.. """I* ...... +-t .._. ti ..wtl'll.tl/ll. ...._,1HIMO l'O• Ml I! -fltAOU OM4 YI PHONE 642~71
Te "9ce Yeur Tr..,., Parada.. Ad
l'RADE: 4 + Cam rm + din
nn + dcLacbed rumpus rrn
w/plumblng for 4th bilth.
Want: lot, units or small
bowie. RI tr. 5-16-5880
WA N-T-VAN CAMPER
HAVE automatic '61 Chevy
Pickup. 16' Boat, 3.l hp mo-
tor It trailer. 8-1.2-3798
~Exchange 1 tree ~
clnr lots, close-in Palm-
dale; $8500 value, FOR eq-
ual equ.I ty ln local house or
Income. 545-4412 eve.
Washer •"'d Dryer
will swap for 11utomoblle In
running cond. Call 644-0424
before 6 om.
'°57 Ford PU ·;/i1tWll rAmP:
t>r. Tr11de for ~ 7S hp John-
50fl or Evinrude outboard
motor. ~0039
VILLA on FN'flch Riviera
Will acll or trade for harbor
area home or ? Jean Smith
Rea 1 tor • IH0-3255 -----4 BR. 21~ Ba. borae; 2 tpl..,
tam. rm .. etc .. xlnt Hunt.
Bch. toe. Val $37.000 WANT:
duplex, uruts, or ! Owner
1847~ eve/wlrnGs.-
Palm Springs are3.°' TRADE
1s;,· x 3.10' {tt(' & clear tract
or $.~iOO. eqttity io 5 acre<:
for VW Camper or other
camper. 536-1131
TRADE PALM -SPRlNG-S
arrn a<nai.te F"OR EQUITY
in duplex or other multiple
units. 536-ll31
!Have spacious 4 bdrm +
family room, 3 bath!!. home
in Co!;ta Mei;a. Want olck'T
2 to 3 bdrm home for Sll,000
equity. Phone ~
Leavln& State. Trade !um
Trtplex, 23' Cllbln Cruiser,
or 33' Hae trlr, for car,
travel trlr, trailer<Ablc boat,
TD'~ or ! 64&-7611i
'66 PACEMAKER lmprrial.
2 BR Expando, hv. t'OOm.
TRADE equity lor late mod·
el car. Ask for Dick -:>is.
29().l
2 BR dbl wide mobile home.
clear, adult deluxe park
across from club housr.
Want: clean E'slde CM du-
plex. Prine. only 968-2:>20
APTS & Busl 1.0nt'CI vu. land
for 75 +unlts. Sun Juan Ca·
Po· 700' h'Onl. l'an divide 9
lots. S81M t'Q. Trd TD, !
Owner. 494-1957. ~94-i&.;3
TAKE mobile home and/or
l'llmper and/or h0t'S<' trail-
er for 4 BR 3 BA homr w/
pool lll Laguna Bch 194-SZH
9 UNITS, S17.000 an;,-rn
come. $.Ml,000 eq. for clear.
v:u:=-nt Hart>our I lt'il?hts
apts,\Boba Chica nr. Edin-
gt'f'; -l!B. ~20 al!l-6779
Eves. ----i"':Untlt~ ii! :u'l1'a ror
15 yrll will pa inl intrr or e'<·
ll'r your homr. fOR 2."iOcr
or abovr motorcyt>lr f o r
C.Ollegl' son. 968-1609
FREE & dear-Lakr l::lsi·
nore house plus 2 units: will
exchani:e for units, L.J\. or
01'ange County 01'. Agt.
&16-2629 713: 431-7>!00
What do you think or our
"TRADER'S PARADlSE"
Drop ua a card. da.sslflHI
Dt-pt, P.O. Box 1875, Dally
Pilot, Npt Bch, Calil.
Raldutial · lnduatrial ~ INTERIOR 6 at paJnUni.
mt'l'CMl1 ·AS a I n t • D a n c e Prices ~ tor •Prine
Repair 6 R e DI o d e l clean • up. Free ett. 30 yr
Reuonahle. Uc, bobdtd. ·, · exp. Call Oluck at 541-5.314
tund. PAP.qutANGING l PAINT.
• ~-1S61 or &l2-5064 • ING. <.'lean & reea. 20 Yrs.
REPAIRS • ALTERATIONS ex. Loe ~f. 642-1322 alt 5 pm CABINETS. Any me job.
23 Yrs exper. 548-6713
• C8Jl>entry • Cablnets e
• Blt-ina • A1teratio111 •
• Repe.ira • Reul 6*-9083
C.ment, Concrete 6600
CONCRETE, Bloc~ Spanish
Ill~. wrotiib t iron, wood &:
alum. patio rooll. Uccru.ed.
M7-ss20
CONCRETE. block, Spanish
tile. wrought iron, wood &
alum. t.atio roofs. Uccnsed.
547-5320
FLRST CLASS Palnllna: &
Paperhe.nglng. FREE ES-
TIMA TES. 545-34.)9 * PAlNTING---lnterior &
exterior. R e f e r e o c e 1
Reasonable. 894-:WOS
e PAINTING • lntcnor It
E.xterior. Free estimatea.
Reuoo.able rates. 646-3015
INTER or Ext. PAJNTINli,
lMMED. SERVICE. Local
rel. FREE est. i>tS-1627
PAINTING
EXTERIOR. INTERJOR
• Mf>.-0038 •
MAHA6EMlNT TltAIN U S
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
NEEDS MEN
16·3'4 yu ". V11li"11tecl opportwnllllS ln marhtin9, "'•"•
•tt"lt nl, 1uu9e111e11t lr1inu1, credit u lt• m111e9tf
trailltt•.
bped tnce helpful, not ntceuery. Good 1te1tl119 u l•r't
and frin9t btneflh, Then t •t certtr po1itlont, Appll•
u11h mutt bt walin9 lo •tctpl ,,..1119t"lent rt 1pon•I•
llilltiH o" complello11 of lrelnin9. Stert your ctrttr to.
tley with
GOODYEAR
I The gr11test n•me in rubber I
Cont•et WARREN COCKE
M•n•ger of GoodyHr Service Store
GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO.
7872 Edinger An., Hunt ington BHc:h
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CF.MENT Work of any kind
at lowest prices. Guar.
workmanship. 642-8514 P_lu_m_b_l_ng~--~~61_~_ ............................. ....
CJ::MENT work, aU types.
'So job too sm<1ll. l'rM> t>St.
11. STUFLJCI< ~IS-861:> ----ntORYK CONCRETB
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Free est. &.16-l.234/675-!}j16
CUSTOM PATIOS &
Block walls. Also concrete
sawing & removal. 842-1010
Child C1,.. 6610
Ollld Cnre in my homf'.
3 Block Crom Smith & Dwyer
School. H.B. 535·60'.!G
LEAKS'? Gas or water elcc·
tronica.Uy located under ce-
ment, blacktop. ground,
1Yalls. showers, any place.
Repufred. \\'nter line,; clean·
ed. pressure restored.
CALL "LE.A_l{S" 642-0348
BankAmericard OK
?LUMBING
REPAIRS REMODEL
642-3128
Sewing 6960
Alterations-642-5145
Neal. accurate, 20 yrs. e;\'J),
.;..C_o_n_tr_•_ct_o_r• ____ 66_2_0 TILE, Ceramic 6974
e ROOM ADDITlONS e
L. T. Construction
Family rooma, kilcht'n or
units. Single story or 2;
plans custom designed. For
· estimates &: layoul. phone:
• 847-1511 •
* Verne, the Tile M:in •
aist. work. Inslall & repatrs.
No job Loo small. Plaster
patch. Leaking s I\ o w e r
l'l'pair. 847-1957/~
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Job Wanted, Men 7000
PRODUCTION
TRAINEES
No experience necessary. 18 to 35 years. High
school graduate. U you have th e aptitude, we
will train you. Permanent employment. Ex·
cellent opportunit~ for advancement.
tNTERVIEWS MON. THRU FRI.
SPS Western
2701 So. H•rbor, S•nta An•
An equ1I opportunity employer
REUBEN'S INSPECTOR
.. ADD e Remodel e Repair
Res -C.Omm • Industrial
F'l'l'e Layouts & Est. DIO<
HUFFMAN 673-MZ>S
TOM CARNEY, Bldr. l:l yrc;
exp. New constr. rm add,
gen malnt. xlnl wk. 673-2473
MAi'll. -42. YI'S·=9li,.:...ll..>'n· --&~~".,,.Li'S E11g1necr111g Scrv1ct'S exp. ~\;fl
El.ctro-Mechanic1f
Expenence n-quired m
the use or basic te'lt
equipmcnt and mechanl-
!'1:•1.a,L.... piew.s;uring • ..d!l~g!'I~-..... ~.
Ability lo inspect fabri·
rated a n d assembled
printed circuit boards.
Additions • Remodeling
Familiar with Mil. S~ &
Slds Exceptionally weU
d i v e r s ilied baekground
Aller 4:00 P .M. 961-018.>
HOTEL-Apl clgel Mgr, :,o
Avail lmmcd. 2j Yr!. 1•x11
Will re-locate. Resume (7HJ
8?7-2212
l"r cd H. Grrwick, Lie.
673-0011 * ~9-2170
LICENSED Conlractor. Ad·
dilions. Remodeling. Sm
Jobs Sperlally. 673-2119 Skipper/E11ginel'r
6625 Boat Maint. Full or parl
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C_1....;rpe;..._t_C_le_a_n_ln-'g---time. P. 0 . Box 1041 0 1
• WALL TO WALL • 518 ·3561
e CARPET CLEANING e YOUNG. cnpablr man would
BIG Discount! 646-3780 l.ike to crew on Yacht hcud-
ed West. Will pQ.Y. 893-:1979
COOKS
Young men in·
terested in
growin9 orCJGn·
ization. Excel·
-APPLY-
Marshall
Communications
2230 S. Anne St;
Santa An•, C•lif.
An equal opportunity
rmployer
* * * Electrical 6640 I t Job Wanted, lady 7020 en * * * insurance • Bo:il Assemblcr.i ELECI'RICIAN. Licensed & -------
ANNOUNCEMENTS
and NOTICES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
and NOTICES
b 0 n d e d . Small jobs, Lady will cen for sick or p I a n & profit
mainten. & repairs. 5'S-5203 elderly. Four hours a day.
646-6179
Garct.nlnt 66IO Experitneed Secretary
HONY'S Top skits & rl'ferencrs · ANT , 67:;..-.i580 Arter 6 P .:'\l. LOST • Sun April 14. bone Tennii; Club Memlx'n1hip. Gerden Service white band~. p iped Newport Beach Tennis Oub. PAYROLL bkkpg etr. Ovrr
w/black, 2 bandies, 2 zip· &48-3289 644-1941 2 yrs local exper. 494-3477
per pockets oo outside. Con-ALCOHOLICS Anonymolll COMPLETE CLEANµ?., afler 6 pm
tllins important personal Harbor Area. Phone 673·8724 NEW LAWNS i-SWIM INSTRt1CI'OR
papers. value only to me. P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa. Reas. monthly care. Prun-2 yrs worklng expericncr.
Liberal reward for return or ini;. l.Andscapilti. Exp. hor-Your pool. 67fr-3151
Wormation. 540-839:> or Announc•ments 6410 tlculturtst. _CA_RP_E_:T __ Cl_e_arun_· -,-. _Fl_oo_r
542-4761 Lawn & Yard stripping. Waxing, Walls.
LOST: Mardi 24th, young, Coast Health ~lub U k Windows washed. 531-0:i67
ma 1 e Sealpoint Siamei;e e FR.EE SAUNA e p eep DAYWOR·K--
"Sam'': very friendly; vie. With Swedish mnssage by rotoUI, gr11de. 5~()..82(); 9
6405 6401 Per50nal1 Lost
sharin9. Please
apply in person
between 8 & 4
P.M.
1555 w.
Adams,
Costa Mesa
u F~ dd ___ :i_d_a_ys. ;,_17.;).11 __ _ Brookhurst & ,.,,. a en. 7 Experienced Massul'se· * MOWING. rdging, & clran 1 Westminster. Ht>artsick own-OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1111. Monthly ratrs. rrre Job Wanted local m•nufactu. rer hH
I
ers making one more at-9 am-10 pm e~lima1r. •o 1 d' t for
tempt at rec'Overy. Liber.11 l32 E. 18th St. 642-50!IO * Coll 96.~-l!lll * Men & Women 70,, ~mmt •• • optmng.s :
rrw: no questions 839-3J76 --REWAR_D __ Japanese G•rd;;;;,:-
I
TINY Female black Poodle Exper., complele y1rd
need" mrdical attn recent $50. for information leading ~rv1re. Frtt esUmates
l!urgcry. Vk. Halecrcst & to arrrst and conviction for • St8-79."l8 • I Hall or Famr a re a a . vandahi;m 111 the Halecrrst _ _ __
I Reward. :;45-7837 Club on Thurll. night, April I::XPERT Japanese Garden-
lllh. Kl ~l-r.>00 er Lndsc'ing, Cleanup, Main. Lost: Grrman Shepherd r~ tenance. "MACK" 847-0132
male, l1i yrs, blk & tan, JL,.12
Named 'Brenda' Apr. 3. Vic _F;u;,,.;;;;;n;;;;l;;s;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-:;;;;; JAPANESE GARDENER of Garfield a: Beach Blvd. • Maintenance by the month.
J.ra. Reward. 6-12-lT.>8 WESTMINSTER Good rP[s. Exper ;H6.ms
· Cut & Edgr Lawn LOST Sunday m 0 r 0 1 n g MEMORIAL PARK Maintmanrr. Licrn~ed. Sltimt'Se aulterf'd male cat
11,.w 10 neir.rbborhood H11rbor Mortuary & Cemetery :i48 4808 • :,r,..ll.'iiO Aft I PM
1111111 :irca, Cd)t. Rc"ard. Complete funerals -Jap•nese Ga-rden er-
611-2'.:3.1 from $245 l::lm. Ltu1d~1·11(l('. Cleanup
MIXED Frmale p u 11 r y , Cemetery lots • 642·~1l!lS 11ft 5 •
YOUNG C.Ouplr wMt olllre
cleaning wa<dling w1\i,m:t
floors. walls & wuldo\\ ll. :i
rves. )I. W. & f'ri. 7-10 PM
j 18-661:1 a rt 6 P:\I
Domestic Help 7035
LIVE ~S
Employer payll rrr~
George Byland Agency
106 B E. 16th, S.A. ~17-039:;
C'hi11ese -English • rrrnch
Pr rmamrnl. expcr. Llvr-in
Far Ea~t Agry. 61~-SiOJ
Agtnclff, Men 7100
whllr " bl;ick. Joni': hair. from $130 eJAPA.'llE~E GARDENING
Red & gold c:ollar. Vic Jncluries Endowmenl Ce.re SP1v1rr Clranup, Landcap. Coast
• Electronic
Assemblers
• Wiremen
We are an established
commercial firm with
liberal frinRe benefits.
Only people with at
least six months ex-
perience should apply
to •
PARAMETRICS
• HelPf'n
• Carpenters
• Paintrr.;
• :\told :\lakrr
Jensen Marine Corp.
23..'l Fisher, Costa Me&<l
--SALESMAN
AU:is Cllrysler-Plymouth-rrn.
l)l'rial. Largest in Orange
County. Demo. plan, hig~
paid L'Ommission, paid boll..
days, paid vacations, excel·
lent promotion potmtial, ex-
cellent training progratn -
no eXp<'rience necessary.
,\pply in person. Ask for
Mr. Rol>C'rts. 2929 Harbor
Blvd , Coi;la Mrsa. ----"-•
Salesmen A Manegert
Career opporty with tiadilw
firm offering OYer 100 QJV-
tual funds. Full or pt, time.
No expea oec. we train.
Npt Bcb office, N2~
Santa Ana office, 5fT.s331
Investors Jinandal
Sezvicea, Inc.
CARRtEk IOYS
GOOD ROU'I'a
AVAILABLE
HUNTINGTON BEAal
DAILY PILOT
• 642-4321 •
F1JLL Time . aervko a.1ation
hrlp: nilalts, .Must be C!Vt'f
2:> yrs. old & experienced .ID
nll'rhanics. Refer. 642-414l
Art's igico Service
?600 Nt'\Yport Blvd. C.M.
N"wland & Wamer, r. V. Everything in one ~auUtul lnfi?. 531 -7034 alt 7 p.m. Employment
847-4l17 place means less coat. EXPERIENCED Gardener BOYS 10·14
Bl.ACK Female Labrador No traUic problems. * Landscapin"' • L1ranup * ACENCY Good routes! • Good snlU1
929 Biker StrHt
Costa Mesa
549-2221
6405
om o. b \V l "' lG70 Sanla Ana Avr .. CM BALBOA """""""'SU' .. Retniver. nr. Adams & He"" <>eBC • es min11ter Re~. & Reliable. 642-4400 · ... .,.., ... , ._
cannery Htg Bcti RWD ~~31~-1!!725~-~~~!!!893-~24~21 MOWING, Edgin<>, vacalawn 642·9611 BUSBOYS DAIL y PILOT ., 01 " Attn·. Job Hunters! • 642-ml • 962-'11 Gen'I clennup. Haulini:.
I LOST: Vic o-Hamiltoo and Cemetery Lots 6411 Odd jobs. * ~; Wr hlvr listing~ for 11hno-il DAYS Combination, Est I m ator
Meyer Pi.. a blue parakeet any typr of job 11n applirnnl Buyer & Warehouseman. \, I I " t ... ·1 18 OR OLDEn Q1il ;;48~014.'i after 6 p.m. PACTF1C VIE\ · grave 1 te GeMrll S.rvicee 66f, i!> quallflrd for. f wr unn Start at $600 to $650 mo. u -
ILOST • lr'·h "·tt-. mAle perpetual r.1rr. S200 covcri. -·-ha\lr th<-job you arr tookm:z guna Hills area. Water Co. "' ""' "'' "'"-"'"'I p U Pl bi C r APPLY ANYTll\tt: pop, Vic Coll<'$tf' Park. Mon-111. ,,...,...,,__ Am ng. um ng. ar-ror wr can find it or ~oo Exp. preferred. Ph. 837..mi60
de.y 4-16-68. ~780 l LOTS Harbor R t st pcntry. Rraii! Rel. Jn'!ured. Wr ha\'C rontarl!< wilh ovrr Reuben E. lee for fl>p'I.
Memorial Cemck"ry. Prlv. BankAmrrk:ird OK 500 bus1nc-s'5f'' in our local
Party. ;,,l!HIOO C1lt "~TU<r' &11-004!1 an-a. 151 E. Coast Highw•y LUBE MAN
CALL JOHN sri=-2100-io ~ If you lllnren•ly \l\'ant lo ('!I) Newport Beach J:;xperienced. good Wl\lfC,
rnEE Booting Course by Auto Transport 6445 l''ql Y.aUoaperUli It \ inyl to worl<. comr lll 11()\\' and ----Rambler Sales I Coast Cuard A u x i 1 i • r Y • flooiwvrrnig 1""'ister.
Start'-Monday Apr. 2'l for RIDE \\an11'C! co ~II\!!, There arr jobs ror men .tnd FRY COOK 410 Main St.
8 ~b. 7:30 pm. ;'llewporl Long B<'och. 7.~:00 11.blh. Hauling 6730 \\Omen in induslnal. rom-Huntington Beach
Hal'bor lligh S c boo I Bldg. 12: from Beach 'It ;,..:._...;.,..._.::,______ merclal. sales. and prole<C-Apply ln penotl SERVICE statioo aalesman
Cale1eri1 Warner. HB 8-17-5491 HAULING .i. GF.NERAL sionaJ flelds. Some are frr • E....... tune-""' ti brakes. ,...,,. ... nro b<'tween2-5 p.m. '" _. e PHOi'fE PAL • ._ ..... ~·v.-pa.id, others are not. I IUQP Older man O.K. Elccellenl
Safei.'t way to meet people. ERVICE DIRECTORY You name It -1 haul ft Wr att nol Interested ln no.it· SllJ( .Ill salary It comm. <::!leYroo
For •~. meet by pbooe, S fO Reas. Big John 6-12-4030 ~ or drilttrS • all othf.on Station. A~ Ir: Mqnolia, .,, •"'9tfti"1 65 C H scltctf'd members. Info.. SAVE MONEY * Before you att welcome. 2305 I. oest wy. Huntington Beach.
P.O. Boit 4.193, Irvine, 92664 BABYSM"TTNC my home on Take It to the dump call ~ del Mar ROUTES AVAlLABLI:
w A N 't T r u e 9 t u r wkly basis. Hot luncbt1, Us! 646-9188 or 642·5666 Help Wanttd, Men 7200 In
Centlrman. t.llcr' run & f~ yard C.M. 54Ml513 a::'f:AN Lot~. gorai:r~. rtr. -JA_"'_ITO--n-.-n-1....,-t-.~-. -.~1-R_n_ Wrstmlnster for "--Jo..14
NS ... •o --•. 5ERVJCE Sia Attendant. •• "' "'" .,.,,,. dlildt't'n. MEA • ·•• • ., · S-ABYSl'f111~!; Rt'aa. Trf'I' rrmO\lal. dump, 8•HJl. h cfust be ra""'blr of l:ik· Good Profit. • No Sund., "'tiCA .. •t•--'ivc' P.O. 11 c M b kl f'll d ~ 871:i over 21 . lijtbt m11e exper, .... ..... ........ .. ,. n u ..... , 2061-A Wa a1·c . • ac ior. 1 • ltrl _r._· _ l'nlon SlatiOn. 377 S~rlor. (~ t'harsrf' ot htri:e build· Delivery .,......, ...
Bo"!: 1:,1:\, CM 6l6-t270 lntt. $2.23 I ll hOUr. \Vrllo -EX.PER rar ax>K
PAL.11rf. CARD READINGS. BABYSITMNG my home. lronfnt 2 . rvicr Station Mtn Part full qunUflcallorui to P 0 , Othei Opcn~s. Apply:
HELP IN AL l. PRO-da13 or nlQhlll. Wlft boml U Ironing $1.SO hr. tlmr. Apply La It u n 1 Box llO?, Costa Mr!lll. Ken's, 2713
1
Ha:Bobrt>or, al B' .,..,..ts, TW 3-~ 7Cl'l lnter-•-'. ""~to tTE.. •~'--...,..., .... ~ ""'"" Ex-. 612--0'138 Chevron Station 604 s. Cotit 8AltTENDEfl.WA I'll. "'"' v• • WESTMINSTER. AVE.. ..... ,..,...,,,.,.ru .. i-i
Personals
WES'l"MJN81'ER ~~.,,_ft -,;;nl.. w.me.t $1-:hf'. tiw~r, l.ftmna. Staci\ 8'eed)' daJltlme )l04!' • ~~ llm.Eu.aJ1ru.l:llUI lt..::::.....:====--=...,,......,--=--==---=--==-=------:::;;;;;;;=--=--.....,=-l~~~~:;;:~~~·:..::.;;n~~,,~ .... ==~~J••..:.:..:;ftilllft• "~~ MH-
La g u o a 11 e a • T r .n 1 rifd, El · Ntp.I Counlr7 phn olary. 215 lSth
BRICK, Oanomt, Car;e. allow/CIOllD. Mt. 8ridr Ctlb. Lq\ma Nlpel. Oal Newport a.dri. fPS..scm>
try a.ca Qbtlft; Ima.a ',apee:Mftflnt 6UO &JT-9220 -.m 10" tnlftWtr. SERV Sta. Au.cl. P/ttmt.
Jc*. cs ~ FAt... ltntlftt f'RY (i)Oi: 2 Jn !Jlllff. SERV .Sta Altmd. DA1 tblfl Needed far ~ a ........
.... VETS 8aDdtcl Palnl.!Qr Sta.rt SS. hr. eoa.ce eaa. at cMll, hi ~u~, Texaco ~~Bil c..t _lot--~• ~ E"'9! '"' -Int Of !it. fT' n att• 11.atlon. MUST haw exp
'EN'J'J:JUlllC l 11..t R.eu. Fret Elt, &o-om • e aa:x:JIANJC. e:iq,er. ea.ta lood rds. Eit~ aal to rls;ht * SE:RVJCE Sla.tJon
(1) ....,. ~ 111 e Al ,..t n. _.. 700 ean life. Auto Worb. m man. °""'('t Bill Gut far ttnct.nt. fldl ..._. ~ -~;;;;;,,;;;;....;;.;.;;......;....;,_-~ ::.:~5.l!MT.11 fti1 ......,. ,oo MD l'k.cientia. OD1ta Mii appt. ~11!1'7 3001 Brtatol. ~1 Mr;.a ~~~~~--~~~~~~-1 -
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Tllere S more than one way
to make your own money!
~ust for fun , you mi9ht try the little do-it-
younelf kit supplied above. But please don 't
try to spend the money your make this way.
If you want to try to make the kind of money
which is really spendable, try doing it th is
way. Pick up your phone , dial 642-5678 and
say, "I'd like to place e Want Ad, pleese."
What kind of • Want Ad? How about self.
Ing some of those nice thin91 you no longer.
use? Tl;ey may he gathering dust in your
home, but someone else wents them end will
put them to good use.
Your DAILY PILOT Want Ad can cost es
little as $4.50. Think of your profit if you
sold something worth much mor• then thetl
Don't deley. Make that spendable money.
A DAILY PILOT Want Ad will 9et it for you
fast.
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DIAL DIRECT-642-5618-Say ''Charge h'~
FIOI IOITH COUNTY PHONES DIAL 51-1m
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Will _ WOrk-for~I
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______ 7400 ___ ..,.. _____ 7400_ w... 11• ~ -IOOO fu;;;;;rn;;ltv;;:re=~=-=7'°8000: T•wW... ~ Mlscellaneeut 8600
SALi AND TltADI
1610
IOlllY
6UllD
Clefll.l(eVBURch Operator ~ 2~i ·-' Old W or'.:1 fr-• t I I I a I er I , Udo Ille , W. IENT
COLOR TV
SI MONTH
AUCnON WANTED
D.y Shift
7:30 .. 4 ,.,...
Poa!Uon now available for one u,.tenced
and qqllfSed i-i offiee .rout.l.Del a.ad some
expcrlenee with ten key addln& macblne,
ITMl5tl Spa"; •h DO..N\11'.,, Wad&.~ GJ. • I ......
'*· 15.-45. ~ a.m. ~. t A Mediterranean
Frt., ._r. 19, 7:30 p.m.
New A llMd Fumit\ll"e. New
dlva.N. loveauta, hldee·
beda, occ. ebaln. bedroom
Nta, d1n1A& aeta. china cal>-
lnett. commodu, cocklall
~blet, bunk bedl, . cbuta,
delkl. mattreaee, d!Mttea,
rockva, 1 t t r e o 1, TV' 1,
lampt, new drapt1, twin
Furnltvrt-Appllal'*!I Color TV~..._ste,...
-TOOLS -
531-1212 or '"'°SSS <Atk for Art)
typewriter and lBM Key Punch. Mr. Dcmut. m 'E. Uil St., ~
-APPLY-Good JAila,Y and fine ~ ...._....,
CM. ' , ............. 7500 • Furniture Rentel ca appl)I to putthue
ORDER BY PHONE
UDWC &AGE·
WBI COAST
,.._call Ml'llret Grw.,...,
~I Officie. DAILY PILOT
642-4321 J. w ...... .
1 W Whittler Ave.
or forward resume t. DAILY PILOT
lox P-'2, Co1t1 Mew, Callf. H .. .,... ..... for:
C..t• MM.
An eQ\111 opportunity
empJo)'el'
e Welden
• CoblHt
Setters
Mobile Home
lxperleftq
Excellent epportvnlty
--Apply-UPlOIER
OTORHOME CORP.
Morning
DISHWASHER
newport .
personnei
agency
8:l3 DOVER DRIVE
NEWPORT BEACH
642.-3870
The followtnc opportunities
are for a very IUCC'ftl1ul
local ftnn, with people or-
iented lntelll&ent manap.
ment. Among tbelr many
benefits, they ofter profit
sharing, stock perticlpetion
a n d medical in9W'allce.
The!le are FEE PAID im·
mediate o~s in their
new Orange County facil·
ides. For turther lnforma·
tion rerardhJc their re-
qulrement1 foe' each posi-
tion lilted below. pleue
call U1 II your HLriest ~
venience. '
Sllespenem
7 -W;..,....ahoel
400 -Mens fvmlshl"tl
---------Mena clothing
Hostesses
I
D1y & Nltht Shifts
Apply ln penDll
t-11 or M w~
R8IBI l l&
' NIWPOllT llACH
Full time
Excellent a..n.flts.
Apply PersonMI
UM, Mon. thr\I Fri.
FASHION ISLAND
NEWflORT BEACH
An equal Ol)pOr'blni t)'
employer
iiDi I: women to clfu.ilate
popular petition. Muat be
CASHIER-RICEPT. reciltered voter ot ~
Excellent opportunUy U you County. Good pay. 1nqulre ......._, btl at 1905 E. 17th St., Room haw accurate cle~ a • 212, Santa Ana oc phone
ity .I: pola in budUllc cu. -~-89'U58'7 tomer cam.eta. Hllh School .::-~..::;..:.;''------
gn&adao required.
PAClfllC FINANCE
1778 Newport m9d., C.M.
F.qla1 ~ ftl'lpioyer
SECRETARY
J. W. Robinson
Modern Z.girl ottlce iD Cor-• Salad Maker
reat opportunity for am.
tiou.a younc man. ApplY ln
non betwHD 2 and 5 p.m
ma del Mar. Immedlate • I Girt Documentltfon Sec:ys. opminc ua.lla!Q far unu-•
No lhorthlnd. To $416 uaDy competent. ahup, ex· • I• loy
Customer Service perlenced girl. Pleasant • Pot w-L-Clerk to $416 phone peraooallt)'. Must be ....,..... ly.
. $---L Shop A(ntg Clka to $372.50 exceptional typist -at 1~1t "'"°" G Ga.rk $372 50 80 wpm. No Silt Uae diet• Perm1nent position• 305 E. Co11t Hwy. en to · phooe. Age 21 to 40. U ciual· Excellent benefits
~llftllfii'°';:"'T·°!~ .._ -ifted;-"4~1 Ut.>•1,_ _r.,......,. We allO heve other inter. ---
Auto PartSM;n-
er experienced man fa
Wu' with Amerlcan Mo-
r
0
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0
Co. but will conslde
ble counter man wh
1 parta procedure o
mMufacturer 4: wh
ts .,,.qrk to quality for par
ger within 4 montl1
per mo. plus comm!
s.
s.
Ask for Mr. Bryant al t.
M. S\lnday,
UDAY RAMBLER
ffeJ'1)or Blvd., C.M.
642-6023
ellable, experienced.
Part le full time.
Apply In person to
Mr. Bill Juueaume
tween 11 A: noon A 5 Ir: 6
t Monday Ir: Tunda,y
Newport Herbor
Yacht Club
720 W. Bay Ave.
Newport Beach
~ao-=-R~ED_&_
TIRED
n watching TV eves betWtt
le 10 P.M. le would ratb
&: earn a weekly sa
er
of
$72.50
Mr. Abrams 774-20'20
Scrvioe Station
SALESMAN
1-
+ uJI time. Good salary
t'tils. Exper. ONLY a
ly. JIM TICE CHEVRO
Nl'wport Blvd., C.M.
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Ml:CHANIC-
estlng oPPortunlties -90me
lee paid by the employers,
some f~ to be paid by the
applicant.
Help Wanted
WOtTMn 7400 -----
Experienced
TeJlers
N C R Operator
Bank of America
1016 Irvine
Newport Bu<h
An equal opportunity
employer
Aul1tant lookkffpor
Age 25 to 38. Experienced
In payroll, 2 years experi-
ence accounts receivable.
Type 55 wpm, good refer-
ences required. To $2.50
hour.
Send letter or qualifications
to H.M.f. P.O. Box Zll.5,
Newport Beach.
HEAD ltOSTESS
Apply Miss Huffm•n
Howard Johnson's
2750 H1rbor Blvd.
Cotti M.ae
546-6592
MATURE woman.
H o us ekeepe.r-Companlon.
Uve-ln. Week~nds o ( f •
Salary. Small a,>t. Olores.
Middle -ag~ bachelor l:x!>f'·-ienced, Kood wages ~O
R1mbler Si les -EX-PER--1EN-CED--1t-l""ice-nsed~
410 Ma.In St. shr.mpoo girl for exclusive
Huntington Beach Salon In Fuhion Island,
FRY-COOKS--Newport Beach. Call
rf'd 4 e~. men for n 614-1484 or 644-7151 Mbo f!W
od. coffee shop. Da thru Sat. 9 to 6. ys
nt lust be fut, reliable. XI EXDER Steno 6: PBX
al. Aoply 24 p.m. cnerator for front olfke
T MIGOS RESTAURAN d~11k in Motor Hotel tn
428 E. 17th, Costa Me111. Lsu.una Beach. <n4l 49'-
ttd
am
nc
USTN~ Expandtng. N ..;4'.:.;."63;.::.__~~=-=-=-~
oung married man to le E X PE R IE N C E D Apt
nl'pt't and matntena e manager. 34 unita. 2 poola,
lta<!e. Molt be wfllln1t o no malnL Free rent le S45
"''ork. Good tlJtu:re for rl t mo. 1998 Mat>le St. CM. Call
t
<11
J>el'llOI\. No e~r nee. 549-Irwin 213: 86&--0781
2425 BAR.MAfDS. .••
moN 0 PEN r ... and GO.GO fo
q111,lifled Real E 1 t a e DANCERS l
Salesm111. For detalla ll S300 per wed: ~ Mr. Sta.after at Don V 631-.sa3 ar m."113
In
rran1c11n•1 omee ID-2222 Babysitwr 1i do irolm&
-RHI htm S.'-man lrom 10 to 4 • Mon, Tues.
Wed. Vk Broolcbunt and ouldn 't >W bit lleJIJna Adami, H.B. Own t:ra.m. Hum:tnrtoo hchf Vlll1t~ llfoal F.atatt or will pickup. 963-1156
9';24f71 or 5t8-llG3 e B E A UT Y OPERATOR
c
Im
J>ERJENcm s e r v I e with folJowln,. ~ eotD-
S•otlon SalldWt. FUii t e mlaion to •tart. Colta Mesa day~. Ap~ Andap Union hmY aa)on. tG-IM1
S<'mce SM Adami, Colt• TENDER Lot1ns din for J
M11t1 yr old pt. achl ap boy.
,_
ty
Htll;pg, Lt.e In t1r out.
495-41164 alter I pm
EXPEJU,ENCED Beautician
nnted. Balboa Bay OUb
BeeutY Salon. 60--009'l
FOR PUBLIC STENO.
eood~~· .
HICKORY FARMS
11 adding more aales people.
Homem1ken1 do )'OU have
time to spare? We offe-r a
flexible schedule ror the
Apply Personnel
l<M Mon tbru Fr1
Faahlon l1l1nd
Newport Beach
An equal opportunity
employer
tortyish gal who can earn --=--:-: _____ _
monei.f and have run, too. TEACHERS
Come In and aee u1. Lower SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
Mall, South CoMt Plaza. Phone Mrs. Hobkirlt
MATURE Pmion to work In 839..Q77 or 83M044
accounting office. R.equlre EXPER Fry cook. Fullllme
use ot 1(1 key adder Ii full.yr. 7 am-3:30 pm Be.n-
typewriter. Knowled&e ot ton'• c.o&e. .Shop 133 S
booklceepine helpful but not Coast Hy, Laguna
required. WUUna to train. CPLE WTO. Malnt work, &
Write M 89 Dally Pilot. maid work for motel anlta.
WAITRESS Salary + Apt. 548-9'155
Steady daytime posidoa: M'GOO'S Need Rlnky-tink
)'OUDg woman, ~terably 51ng.1.toog Plano Pll,Yer
manied. El Nll\lfl Country Call 64.Z.1831 for appt.
Oub .• l.iquna Nl&utl. Call e RESTAURANT HELP • ~~&·R;r-·:~.
Full ttme. to work from our COOK wanW for out ot
order desk dept Earn up lo •lo.le re.ort. can eves:
$1. 75 hr. plua bonus. For 543-9Sll or 532-4618
app't. caJl~~artc. CPLE for janitorial wor1c 2
hrs ea per l\liht. 5 night.
RN. PA.RT-TlME, 3 to 11 le per wk. HB area. 962-2847
11 to 1 lhifta. Excellent =========
1a1ary,A bmeftta. Park Udo School•lnltructlon 7600
Convalescent Center 466 ---------
Flaphlp Rd. NB 644-8044
OPERATORS
Sportswear. Experienced.
Steady. S80 -$140. 1580
MonroYia, N.B. 642-2686.
BABY S1TI'ER. Afternoons
for lchl-age cbldm. NB
area. ~ afternoon It
eves
IBM KEYPUNCH
360 PROGRAMMING
INDUS. DRA"ING
GROC. CHECKING
'TRONIC ASSEMIL Y
PIX/TYP
srrrER Nights for 9 1e 14 West Coast yr. old; 5 nlgbi.; my home.
Reier. 548--4622 c:au before Trade A: Buslnell Schoob
5 1'.M. Dlvlllon al
NEED 2 Fullerettes. Can Compudna 6 Softw~ Inc.
earn $4. hour, we train. H~oo Beach
H.B. Mfl. G re e n b e r g =25
tor 1 child, full or 536-8885
part time, state •&e. exp &: 12027 Garden Gr. Bl., G.G.
ref.s. Write Box M·91 Daily "Better Living tbnJ
Pilot. Educatto_n_" ______ _
HOUSEKEEPER 4 school FOR
C'hUdren. H. B. $'1(). wk .. 5 S.cret1ri1I Tr1lning
dys. 54&-8801 or 847-4{X)8 A'M'END THE
a!t 6. Most Modern Up-to.D1t1
BABYSITI'ER 8:30 AM, to BUSINESS COLLEGE 1n the
2:30 PM Mesa Verde area. 4 Southland. The IChool of
Da)'I wk. Call alter 2: 30. Programmed Lee.ming wltb
540-4358 the "finllh1Dr IChool" touch.
LADY, with car, for cf\lld Complete Secttta:rlal -
can, aftemoom at 3; ~ Broabup -IBM Keypanch.
eulonel eves. A overnights. Stut any Mond1y-Evenln1
Lido late 673--0629 claaes auu.
FULL-'nme window clrl POLLY PRIEST
Drin·ln rettaunnt BUSINESS COLLEGE
caD bet. 9: 30 I: U A.M. 325 N. Newport Bl~ N.B.
• m.618'J • Phooe 541-9723
WANTED hldy to live-In, LIJ"ETIME Gift • OillcoAt 10
room .1: board + 1m1U 1eNOn Typing School 173 Del
salary. 2 QU1dren 9, 11. Mar CM. 548-2859 Mon.~Wed.
968-l&t>
R.ELlABLE Babysitter own Ml!RCHANDISE FOR
trana. 1:30 to 1:»6 dy1. SALE AND TR.ADE
~7 -
FULL nrne Haekpr CdM furniture ~
Reta rtq. Ute cootlJw. Own BAKER furn., lD>; 6' He~
tnna. m -<!1118 pletrbltt aidelloml 1400:
POST-poUo motbe.r need• din. tblie. Ul"XG", $350;
nQnle.baellfr, lJw.ln. C&ll Ql9Pt11daJ• c:ba1l"I. 7 ....
aft • p.m. Ml-5141 1 arm, $Q!O; 2 leather arm
8.ie.lad)' e•r'8Dcotd cha.In {&oll1) $'15 each.
For jewelry ltort In 1_673--037'9 ______ __,_
Costa M~. ~ DREXEL dfnlnr Rt, dn>p
HOUSEKEEPER. Uve In, 1 1..t exwn. tabl•. .. Che._ln.
chOd. Udo Ille. Call 9 lo 5 ODlt sa. Ub M9 -PDOI
54'7...f321 Dru.el ma .. tab&e a 2 mei.
P"~ltT Tllff-MAll> ~ -mt. ••Nee -SA
AD New o.ointor pieces. and rootn J!'OQplnp re-tumect ~ clUpi.y 1tudlol, modi9l bomel. movie
ltucUot. l>ileonton Cancellation; HOUMIUJ ot Span·
lab 1'\lrnltl.lft, items u follows: 0orpoua 8 tt. Spanlab IOI& 6 M&tchl.Nr Chair. Cuetcm quilted with
carved wood trim. R. fO ft, SeYWt carved ve!vd tot, be&vy Duk oak end tables 6 m&tcblna cock·
tall ta.blt. I Piece King 11%e Medltenuean oak {>811·
tied bedroom 1uite with full Kins aise box springs
I: mattna. La.r&'e Spaniah decor 4ln1na room. Gold leaf S_panlah table lamps. Han~~ lamps. etc.,
ete Each piece can be purcl\isH lndMdually.
523-3851
9 to t:30 • T DAY! c:orMr unlta. boolu:aSH, sew.
9!!!!11J!!!!!!!!!m!!il!!!!9!'"'!1!11'9!!1!!!m!l•I 1t1a machlnea, refrigerators,
RCA Color TV. 6 mo1. old; atovea, wubers. dryen AND
walnut COMOle, 21" ICfffn. MUCH MORE!
Perf. cond. $300. m-tsu WINDY'S AUCTION
82 10 ~~Newport Blvd.
1961 SOLID State ,_speed Beh.lnd Tony's Bldg. M1t'l1.
WTO: Maple twn bfdl,
IPC"lnll ~ mattr., dble
dl'ftler Ii mirror. 5*--0296 .as om.
Machinery, etc. 1700
4,000 LB. or 6,000 lb. Oark
Fotlcllft, M-la, wbe.r&-ls,
SS'IS. 2,000 lb. Oark, rans
good, $'195. ca,rpeot nma,
11», will finance. 639-2691,
53H540 Whole houtoful Wll ..... $1615.00 =' =y11~.C·I • • $698.00 Stereo. Beautit\ll comole. <Mt.a Meaa t4fp.8686
Ldt on layaway. Pay be.l.an· OPEN DAJLY 9 to 4
------
Terms Available -Newcomers to Calif.
ce o( $19.35 or amaD
payments. Credit Dept.,
535--7289. Anaheim POOL TABLES
.,, 19111 BRUNSWICK
PETS ind LIVESTOCK
Pets, GeMr•I MOO
PORTABLE All Steel Horse CredU Approved Immedjately
FISHER Embulador IV.
model A60 atereo radio
pOOllograph. Cost me», 4 yrs
old. $500. 543-37~
R & D F11rnlture .,-AMF .,-TR I ANGLE
Sia le from $369
BruMWlck $329 valu• • ,
ONLY $239.11
Corrals. Port.able All Steel
DO$t Runs. Call eve .
847-3801. Daya 84IHl253. 1 ... ~ IMlevenl, C•ta M ..
....,....,'tll t -S. ......... .
T 1po Recorders 8220
ROBERTS (AKJ.l) 7 7 0 Fumltvre aooo Sowing Machines 1120
1~9' FINANCING
SECARD POOL m s. Main, Oraap
532-1992
AKC Ref. Min. Poodle pup..
pies. 5 WU. 1 O>al bladr,, 1
Partl-poodle, 1 Oiampaane.
$100. ea. Can be teen at 6681
SUtton Ave. Westminlte.r.
Mother 8c Father are at
residence. 897-9095
~--------------~ SPANISH
From Mfg. Showroom
SAMPLES
Living Room Set
1 ONLY! Oak wood·tumed
arms. Reg $349. NOW n9!1.
S.Pc Dinette Set
1 ONLY. Oak·top hexagon
exten. teble w/4 wrouaht
Iron cbeln, black or avoca·
do. $69.95.
S.Pc Bedroom Sot
Floor aample -ONLY l.
Light oak. Reg $229.95. NOW
ONLY $109.95! * Stock on band ONLY.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
3 Rooms Furniture
Reg. $777 tor $29.5.85
Term.a u ~·as SJ.54 week
,~tel Furnliu.ta
2159 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Dally 9-9, 1~ Sunday
• 548-9660 •
1967 SINGER Conlole. Local Crouf.ield stereo. E a r
I h pbollefl incl. Xlnt cond. $250· l!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!! Servloeman leav ng t e 67H498 aft 5. SS CASH SS area. Assume payments of
$1.75 week or $39.15 <'1l!lh. -• -·· We pay cash for:
Zlgzap, b u t to n h o I es Sporting Good~I_!~ I Furniture I AppUances
overcasts. blind stitches, Winchester mod. 12, trap ./ AnUquea ./ Tools
automatic bobbin winder, Gun and otbe.r m~. guns. ON ITEM or -
"touch • o • matic" e t c. 615-4410 ah 6. COMJUEI'E HOUSEFUL.
without attachments. l 8 ---------Call '547~48 or 827-1271
months l\W'lntee. Ca 11 Miacellanooua 8600 BAKE • Junk Sak. El anytime for jdo. 523-0075. J w . · FRONT !brow lawn TnOWt'r, Camino Real r oman s
1967 S~ -due to divorce b-lp set, ldtch 9n1c (cut Cub. Aprll 19, 12 to 6. April
-automatic 1.igZq Sewin& iron), lO' fonnica dralnbni, 20. 10 to 4:30. New Ii \I.led
Mecblne in antique while used. but in good shape. bwsains. Dana Point Com-
cablnet. Buttooholes, <Her-Lathe (metal or wood), mtmlty HOUie. 246t2 San
cast& etc. without •~ okler hardln&e. Can be seen _J_ue_n_. ______ _
merits.. A81R11Dt! 1 ~enta ah 6:30 pm or a1t 4:30 pm TRUMPET le cue, boy's
of S6.88 or $41.50 cuh. ('.Qar. Sat at 1698 Madagascar, clothlna sz 10 & 12, Baseball
antee still OK. Call &tter CM & tnd< lhoel. Good quality
5:30, 522-3520. POOL TABLES It •election. CoU~e Park
* DOG TRAINING * Your veterinarian'• cbcice;
all types or tralnlnc, guaran-
teed. 847-4914, t9!MaiO
MIN DACHSHUNDS
Only 2 males lelt.
AKC registered, $60 eacla
• 962-'16119 •
BEGINNERS Dolf Tralnlac
Saturday 2 PM at Mazttn..
crest Kennel.a. 546-(19
COCKER puppie 6 mo, AXC
black &: Wt. male. AD
shots. m.<1738
: aree 308 Bowl.Ing Green Dr. ·~~~la~at=·==.!1=12~5 P NAMBS! . •
._ From $295, SU. month FRIGIDAIRE wan oven & Wks. Shots. $50 up. 549-1298
AKC Reg. German Shl!!pberd ----ACCORDrON 120 Bus. Ex·
eel cond, 5 tone. $175. or of-
fer. 675-4780
Brunswick, Delta, Flaher, cooking top (bumera) COP· COCKER Poo pup p I e •.
26 mod. Slate bed. w/ llfe-PERTQNE, perfect. $95 Olampion parents. No :
time guar. BADGER, boch, 3 section DlV AN $45 papers. $20. 494-5924 I
8010 Plinos & Organs 8130 407 S. Main, Orange 5J8..0311 Maple finished dbl chest B1k Poodle. Mlnliatures.
--------WE BUY & SELL DRAW~ $35. 546-16229 6 wkl old. $35
Office furniture
Walnut desk,~·', $55· 0 •~ ORGANS '* DI d e Gold tor I IUlL.,..,., aft c-Watnut awlvel chair, $15. * PIAN S "' e amon • PRIVATE Pa.rtY baa aae ......-....... vi-·
2 slde arm chalrs, $25. • Largest stock In So. callt. Antique & Old Jewelry a 1962 vw. Must 1ell this DAOHSHUND pups. 3 lmlea
Good cmd, 641Hi863 eves. * 20%-40% oU-Player pianos Almost anything. TRADES. week. Good tires, and cleM Std. & 1 female, min.
1000 roill to choose from c. M. Jewelry & Lotn 11 a pin. Phone 642-4980 AKC, 2 m~. n4: 673-3Slll
Office ~ulpmont 8011
(3) FUU; keyboard NCR
electrlc adding machines.
$100 each. Call J o h n
Kingsbury 64+-171» Ext
416, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon.
day lhru Saturday
I022
THIN Line 17" port TV S27:
21" Zenith Lo-boy cons $40;
office desk, relln $35; Crou-
top 1nr r~ $38: Ollt
dJWa $9. Lots more! * SUf>erlor (re~) C. M .
M&-9138, 60-5Qi6.
WOODWORKING To o I s , knittinr machine, juicer,
gateJer 1bl, mlscel. 2564
Elden Ave, OM. 'Thu~ thTU
Sat.
F UR.NlTURE, Appllancn,
mtacellaneoU. boulewares.
Moving. 869 Congresa, CM
646-5641
MISC Hsehold Items and
Hardware. 989 Unden Pl
CM. All day Sat\U'day
PATIO Furn., cheat. utll
tabk!a, frame A: mattress
books, toys etc. 842-8700
PATIO SALE. 2912 W. Coast
Hwy, Space 21. NB. Park in
rear.
* Terms • Terma ·Terms * 1838 Newport Blvd., C.M. _an....;y_Um_e _____ ,...-YORKSHIRE Te?Tie.r pup-
c11h for your piano or trade e 646-7741 • MOVING • Sputlah Cabinet pies. AKC. 494-9937
grand piano for new aplnet RICS cm.t $225. pvt party sell ...:...._,G.,;-r_m_•_n_S~he:--pho.---rd..-
Fleld'a Wholesale Piano Co. KJllITED f AB $100 Misc. Furn It bric-a-Punnies. 7 moL MS-2448 12072 Brookbunt at Chapman brae 708 Iris CdM 673-8316 .,,..
Garden Grove m-0 638-2770 ., FOR SALa eve11 all day wkench Honea 1830 :
PIANO & ORGAN-Remnants. SampJet A Mfil. 'IWTN Beds It mattress, ex-
"SELL-IN" ends Sat. Only a 1.m. to 2 ceUcnt $20, cordless wall REG. QUARTER HORSES: •
Yes, we're having a "Se~ pm. 929 Bu.er Costa Meaa clod< $28. TV comb. 24" AM Top yearling filly; 2 yr. old :
• • &: FM radio S90 incl records. gelding. halter winner; 3 yr. ; Jn" for Spring. Floor mod-DISHWASHER 642_3458
els, show models. trade-ins NEW HOTPOINT ========= old gelding, top pleuure A ! of pianos .I: organs will go SAVE t en performance procpect; xlnt • ..,., FREE TO YOU brood mare, bred to AQHA : ct low. UYW prices. WltY Built·iD or used u portable. Pric> DON'T YOU •"-us befon t ini. or pm•· ~ -champ. gent.le to ride. .
"""1' .. "" .. UIL MEDIUM Size male dog. ed Crom SSOO. Must eell. · you buyT $2.50 WEEK 2 642~1 d~ or 540-9525 WARD'S BALDWIN SI"UDfO l8T1 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. Redlahnl brownd,.:._~tlonpprox_, • ..... N CM 642-8484 n..-til 9 Pm )'rl. ce ......,.1 ... evea. .....,. ewport. __ _:v_:__l"'"--.:..·--,-·-~ fectlon.ete prefer adults 366 =========
ORGANS A: PIANOS WANT 95 to 100 sq. yds nylon Rochet.1er Apt A. Costa Livestock 8840 Hammond M -100 1 pl n • t, used carpet. Lt beige or Mesa 4/18
u.scd, only $895; also used white. No remnanta. 'l5c to . GOOD BARLEY HAY.
Baldwin, Conn, Lowrey, $1 yd d~ on quality, 6 BEArc· al~ S~ kiti $1.25 per bail.
from $395. Lot 1 of used cond a: if r cm o v e d . tens; co, grey, 546-5623
grands, 11>tneta a: con.tOle 494-1701 eves or wkendi; black. ALSO 3 lontt·h~red T-RA---.,...,N-=-s"'"p-=o-=R-=T:-::A-:T::'.IO::N::-:--i part·Perslan1, 1 long·hatred pianos. ANTIQUES -white porcelain Tortolse-atiell IP&Yed cat 9000 SCHMIDT-Plm..UPS CO. statue (bronze beneath) $65. 540-618J Before 4 P.M. Bollta & Y1chtt
1907 N. Main, Santa Ana Oiinet.'e Jade r~ $45.
PIANOS & ORGANS Globe $35. Clothes. 673-8316 1 YEAR old Black &. white
ALL MAJOR BRANDS 673--0461 cock-1-poo (feimle) 2 black
• rabbits (male It female) 223 NEW I: USED YARD renovator w1tb late> Catherine Place, C.M. After
WALLICH'S.MANNlNG'S Wbconsin eng. $85.1"'!f weed 2 PM 4/18
Music CITY cutter $75. Cement rroxer on -------=--trier ruo. Air cond'er $'75. FREE to lov~ home. Sbort-3400 So. Bristol ,..0-3738 hatred Sbeptierd a: Boxer So. Coast Plaza ~ --' '----' Good
540-2165 BOX Trailer, 4'X5', good :~~hd~~·Ad~;:;",l older
frame Ii tires, S60; 3 HP children pref. 84'7·9817 4/19
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
F\atlY -Woven -Delve -
Halved -LOVED a TALL
Better to have loved a abort :
girl than never to haw UJ'll. •
ED a TALL. LOWREY 2 manual elecbic
Spinet mahog. organ. Orig. Appll1ncos 81~ pr!ce SHOO. Sell $450. 962-
ouQJoard motor, needs tun-.
In(, but nma. $20. 847-'20<!2 rREE Fertilizer will help
4 x 4 CEDAR posts 99c. 4 x 8 ~~ 1 ~ n !~ e<t':h"i5~ N EW GAS DRYER _487_9 __ ~--,-~
WAS $181 Wurlitzer Spinet piMO. full
2 Left it $ l 49 C1th keyboard, like new. Best
OR offer. * 675-2973
P1ymont1 of $1.16 Wk. • HAMMOND Chord Organ Im Harbor Blvd., C.M. (Wnlnul) ADULT OWNED
Open UI 9 p.m. Pvt Pty S300 call ~229
REFRIGERATOR KNABE 7'2" Grand 45 yrs.
NEW HOTPOlNT Refinished Orig ivory &
Large 2·Dr Auto Oe(rost strings. 548-8825
$199 CASH B3 Hemond Organ
OR with Leslie speak1?rs
Make Payment8 of $2 Week Excel cond. 675-3606
1877 Harbor Blvd.. C.M.
Open UI 9 p.m.
-UNTORB UY-
New eutom&tic wuhtt
S2 Weck
COLOR KING TV
OPEN 7DAYS
547-3007
W MHERS $29.95_;_ch_Ja' __ s
BABY Grand "Brambech"
mple tin mabog, xW cond.
$45() 548-ms alt 6
UPRJGHT PIANO, sood for
practice. S60. 5 3 1 -5 2 9 5
~Otts.
BABY Grand. ~e Steck.
2 yrs old. walnut. xlnt cond.
Sl2t». S.211»
Particle bd % S 2 · 9 5 546-9963 4/19
Flberglu Sc tt. 3030 Bristol . BOAT SHOW CM 4 MO. old pup. Black a: white
Labrador. Pl111! Wonderful ...._ ... .._ ~ _..... UPHOLSTERING -$79.50. 2 d Is po• 1 t Ion. S ho t • Newest in uua.a • .., ....,.........
pc (European cndtsmenl 642-B706 4119 ~~t condlin H~ ~ ~ est. del, pickup, ru -------:---::--..... M 1 HB "Berny" 536-6400 ALL American kittens (mix· Beach 6 Edin&'er • tree 9d-•
an, cdl from nice mother cat • missioo • tt1l1l Sat April lO. · KIRBY vacuum cleaner and offered to sood homes. ·
attachments. Balance $51.10 S?Hl90 4/19 18 Ft "Performe!I'" Cabin ·
Credit Crui!er wl1b new '67 95 HP ; or small P•yments. 3 Black kittens. 8 wk~. old. "Mercury" outboard engine. :
Dept. KE 5-72119. Anaheim. Mother Bluepoint Siamese. Hu electric starte-r I< '
CAR Wub 90c • Sat. 20th. HousetralDl"d. To &ood altenator • genEntor. Twin ;
H.B. Foursquare Olurch homes. 673-8398 4/19 side momted 13 izal fuel : BAdldga~s f=il·e ~=· & Beau 8 wk old long-haired tanks. Tilt trailer, 2 bunks, ·
' kitten1. Also one golden 11nd belt tank, We jacbt.I. :
6' ST\JRDY boat, SJS. Aqua one long· haired blk cat, both Turns 34 MPK. Good
IOWl&e c:balr. n>. Sml trlr 6 mos. m-4738 4/19 ~. fisher, 1k1 er. whl 36'. gas stO'fe, $25. 54&-Mn M~. 6TH358 MALE Puppy, 6 wkl o!d. 1_937_1_8.-°'8nc:f-. __ er_,_bol-t -ori~,-.' Black wtt>rown paws. Mix· AIR Compre.or. Hallett: 3 ~ poodle, clllM.rahua, ter-lnaJ shore boat tor yacht in·
HP. tank mounted. $210. rler. ~ 4/2.0 boards. 4 cylinder univenial
1922 PI ace n t 1 •, C.M. encine, perfect nmabout far $35; Freeun m: Refria .•
coppertooe • A.-oc.; Ccaar.
~1095
56-TlSl 3 G~ kittens; S wka. old; 1-1 boat. Only one Ulte It Television 1205 very tiny; mtxed Slame9e cM t-. -~ ...._ --------K EN M 0 R E w ... h Ing A p man e.-1«6 4/19 '600. Pbooe ~ --~ •
GAFFERS and Sattler, '-
bama. ~. all c:brm
top, pl, stove. S 4 5.
54C>-Gl3
GAS STOVE
Apt alu $32.50
~
1110
OLD. UNUSUAL
DECOR.ATOR ART * Antlq1es Auction
Sunday, Apr 21st. 10 1.m.
INSPECTION WELCOM'E
t Lm.4 p.m. DAJLY
Man)' tnmdred1 of good CIWIJ.
lty Jterns. Lot ol hard-t!>-Gnd
•·•·• .._.1.w_ • rnacbfne, Ideal lor apt or e Joe for d!moclltratlon. : tfNT 011 UT trlr. new Wt yr, fteu. "$ Uttle K!ttena"; part-FREE Boatille Course by '
541-3925 f'Yet Ir wlcnds Siamese. 6 •kl. 01 d : c.out Guard A u x 111 a r y • C.L.R Lo.HEET COOKWARE ~en. 96&-Im 4/20 Stam Monday Apr. 2'l for •
For sales & 1ervlce KITTENS · mlx«l breed· ap-8 wks. 7:30 pm Newport :
Call 1713) J4S.348.1 prox 7 ~ • to g o o d Harbor High Sch o o I '
TV homes. S49-<J041 4/20 Cafeteria '$1 CHEVY Vette eng., needs
work $100. Vax IUltar. elec. MIXED beaate. Female, 10 28' FIBERGLASS Sall, SIP8
' $100. 87$--5161 mo&. Hiid abota. 646-2769 6. 30 hp tnbfd, compl dllc
FREE IOl-0 THI CLOWN after 5· ~-:en~~o~ : a,u~·· parties, Mqtc 4 Kitt-, cute, C!\lddly • '6700 or best otter. Ol11 .
Show, 1'" BaJIO«W m.4580 ~ paper t r • 1 n4~ Howard at OR 3-132.0 :
WANT to tM.11 mUlteJ')' 45 or 4 ADORABLE Kitt ~ M 0 0 RE A MA IDEN ;
9 mm LQaer. Reucmable. lnr for hl.i\7Y her;,•m e 1 • O\aracter bolt 31' Mon-: 8*-mt or s.4-~n m-ton or m-«>05 41'1) terey ~ $4000 W 11 t ;
FILL DIRT WANTED ~ Male, LLolamde ldtttns, 6 Sll-51'216 alt 5 • Bc:b 10 000 CY. .. 7r'> 16' FIBERGLAS. 25 HP I l.ApDa • • wka. old. rD-«!05 ,, r w·---d Oott>oard tran., ' •ueo .,...1m anyttma 4lU ...... , •
WHTOWWI • iC ..._.. ~ ooadllbL ..._,._. •
. o..ft lllOllW I004 ~ 56Cm "11 14 l'OC7l' "GALAXr
~ pRcn -~...._ .. lloltii'.l .. 1•'91 .... HI
S'90: s.-• «' 56401 J"REE; GaiDea Ftp • ... Abdtcn tioet. tNAlr 11111 '
M.RE lllm1l-. ........ Clll9-S4IJ1JI 4llt motor. $2IO. --?051
w .. bldtea. eo: · '115. PLDrrY et nu 4lrt. EalJ u· JWNABOOT
L f0.4m_
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..... ,,.,,,., ..... , ,,. ,. -. .....
TUNSPORTATION TRANSPOltTATtON TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION nAHSPORTA TION TIANSl'OIT ~ION
......... Aut.. MIO Imported ...... NGO U... Can 9'00 u.d CMS 9'0D ~ c.,. MOI ___________ ......,;;.;.... __
~--------------MG NIED A CM? VOLISWAHN CAN~ BE l'JNAHCIDT
•Blmlnptt e Repi I tlonT 1f67 Yollt-118 ellld~t e DINaedt
CAD 1.LA C cHmOLET CHIVIOLIT
. MU~ SELL so· X 14' PCLOT
• SC!booner. Roomy, ruggf'd
cruaing vet. Uve · aboard.
tZ13 4»0742
HOURLY RENTAL.5 * RHODES 19'1 *
Fun Zone Boat Co.. Balboa
33' RHODES SLOOP
00 1Day1) 673-500(;
!Evesl 494-88·13
CAL 20 No. 681
Like new, many extru.
• 673-9109 •
LOA, 17' slt'ep& 2, motr. trlr.
8 mos. old. Sell Sl950 or
trade. 842-1529
NICE SoO'Wbi.rd. extras. Also
ctusy molded wood dinghy
3.6 motor 54&-3806
Power CrulMrl 9020
: 35· ELCO r:runk c a b i n
; cruiSer. xlnl ruMing cond.
: New canvas end· for aft.er
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd.
C'.osta Mesa 546-1203
DEMONSTRATOR
1967 6MC %-TON
Camper Cruiser Pickup truck
Automatic transmission, ra·
dlo and beater, powt>r steer·
ing, heavy duty rubber.
$3195
STANSBURY
BUICK deck, new uphol & radto.
Best offer. 673-4786 ,.vel!. 2100 HARBOit BLVD.
peed-Ski 8oal1 9030 COSTA MESA 646-9022
16' WHITE Star w/1967
Mere. 1100 eng.; xlnt cond.
, thI'Uout; trailer Ii lot. of ex·
tras. S1800 Co m P l e t e ·
546--0928
BOSTON Whaler: 50 hp
Mereur,.. tr!r, Coast Guard
appr. Like new $1500. LA
• 5-«>ll -
• EVlflTRUDE 18 ~P mtr, only '66 (ffEVROID -------~OIU-.l.IU.-Jonw...;.·.urn=-'.;_· ...:Sac:;:::: $225 __ _
675-379'3 aft 6 Sport van. Radio and heeler,
9032 green and white tu-tone with
, _=.;.....;..;....:..:......:......---· deluxe vinyl interior.
150 • Wallstrong trailer for $2195
li' boat; A·l cond. May be
seen at Anchorage Apts.. Con--'l Chevrolet 2SB8 Bayshore Dr., Newport RSI
Beach Inq. Apt. C-3 or of· 2828 Harbor Blvd.
flee. Costa Mesa 546-1203
23 foot boat trailer Brand
new tandem a,xles, new 7:j()
x i4 Urea. 68 license. $55().
Call Weekdays 8AM-5PM
!)4G.88U
~ Marin• Equlp_. __ 903_S
'G MC Jita4et. Uk• new. $43 "1. ..ume comrut be.I. ean nn pvt P~· Dir
49+-9771
'52 KG TO "Claasic" Rdehl,
Xlnt mech • nmc eoftd. St. Rae Gm. nu IQlhl. nd. $ISO
Pvt pty 6'f3.-006
'52 MG TO, claaslc ~tr.
Excellent coodltioll. Make
offer! * 646-1566 *
OPEL
• Spot Cub for lmPorta --------We pay more for any imPort
reprdleu ot year, make
or condition. Try u.s before
you tell. ELMORE
MOTORS, 9625 G a r If e o
Grove Blvd JE 7~
ALFA ROMEO
'60 AU'A RDMEO
Julietta Spyde-Roedmr
Whlte, new black top.
Pirelli tires, nice interior. $100
Jt: 7-8509. U no answer.
~.
AUSTIN HEALEY
'67 OPR
Station wagon, Radio and
healer.
'$1795
'STANSBURY '62 AUSTIN Healey, wire
wtw., o'drive, 4 IH.ter; new BUICK tires, tonneau &: top; x1nt
cond. Financing avail. $1200 2100 HARBOR BLVD.
_96&-_3222_· -----COSTA MESA 646-9022 1959 Austin Healey 1()().6
S79S. Mechanically top
shape. * 549-1556
CORTINA
'67 Foni Cortina GT, R&H 4
spd, low mi. wamintee.
S1795. 89'1-2642 evea.
PORSCHE
'68 PORSCHE. White with
black Inter., AM/FM radio,
chrome ~. wood steer·
ing wheel. cocoa mall.
mileage 1300. $5295.
Dir. 89Z-5651 or 534-2284
'60 PORSCHE Ope 1600 r /h, DATSUN black lnt.. new pa.int, lug
'65 Datsun sedan, spotless. rack, Urea & eng. Perfect.
$43 dels, aawne contract Sl895· Take trade. 615-3614
bet. Can fin pvt pty, Dir. 1963 PORSCHE SC. Oirrn
494-9771 rims, reblt eng, AM/FM.
'Ei6 Datwn wagon.' Air, one lugg rack, $32()0. 548-5795
owner. $46 dels, assmue :::::aft=S=p;;;:m=====::::.
, ...lllu..+---..r='>:r.:l~---~--t
pty. Dir. 494-9171
'67 D11tsun, P/S. radio &:
mirrors. $49 de~. assume
cootract bal. Can fin pvt
pty. Dlr. 49+-9ffi
FACEL VEGA
681/2 TOYOTA
NOW HEREI
SEE THEM TODAY
~eGJtlttoiA
• IMPORTS
'60 F.V. "Cl8.18ic" Rare!
Xlnt invstmt & car to
restore. Only 26,000 mi.
Rolla int, air. Loaded!
Needs paint & tires. $1700 1966 Harbor, C.M. ~9303
or olfer. 494-1701 TOYOTA
JAGUAR HEADQUARTERS
ELMORE
. $16H ·~:';" • Antt
6Mo. 6,000MI. Gu.tr. McCARTHY~
fQClodfs 50 HP~ WW 1420 So. Mal" 6 ~
lbrtld W..._., I u 11 Vieyl <2 bloc:b N. Cl Se&n~
llltMor, Outtlde-M t r r o r, llDt.a Ana Pb ~
Heat.r. Qefrotter, .. .U ========I
u clanup and dellnry. IUl,..K
$112 fult On. P~t -----""--_...... '62 UDWC Incl-.. Tu & Lie.
$5$.14 mo. bank finan.
Ask about our
SlS2 On. -36 mo @ $40.'9+
1 ti.Dal peyment tor tiU..
T&M MOTORS
SpecJalbing • vw a Panche
llCl GARDEN GROVE BL.
'65 BUD·
Coanell Clln1olet
Q828 Harbor Blvd.
Coata Mesa 545-Uln GAAoEN GROVE
192.5551or534-2214 !!!!!!!!!!!!'lll!!P""-1111!!!!!!!~IEiectra. 4 Door hardtop. Full '67 CADILLAC
power and tactor.y air coo-EL DORADO'S
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 546--~
'62 Volkswagen
Must aen, $795 or best ollJJr.
Phone 642491Jl if no aM try
again.
MY loea )'OUT gain!
Good, clean '62 VW. $895
Cash. 54&-2934
1967 VW Red w/blk int.
One owner. U600.
642-3557
'Ei6 VOLKSWAGEN
Radio. Good condition!
3 '° Cbooee t.Pom Full ~. air caodt~.
low miles, oeow cm-, wat·
n.nty.
Priced from $5995
ALLEN
1l50 So. OJut HJ-.y
l.aaJlna Beed> 494-108'
'6' CHMOLET
Bel Air 9 pus. wagon. V8,
automatic, ~ steering,
!lctmy air cond.. nmo.
beat~-. exception&~ clean.
. $1195
Connell Chevrolet
•i t& &m-..-----~-
·;,g VW. new eng., 3,000
mlles. $695. Leaving state.
Xlnt l'Olld. 546-16<6 Eves.
'66 VW, under 10.000 Mi. on
new engine. Call after 5
PM.545-4644
VOLVO
'68 112 VOLVO
NOW HERE!
SEE THEM TODAY
'66 BUICK
1h TON l.DNG BED. Spa.rkl·
ing new white pe:lnt, heavy
duty hi. robber, excellent v.s engine with 3 speed
llhift. Full Price
Electra 4 Door hardtop. Full $995
power equipment and fac-JOHNSON & SON
tory air conditioninii. Real Llncolo-.M
nice car. No. Pl216 C.O.ta Mesa e:!ch $2895 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-'llliO
STANSBURY aurcK fiean LttoiA
IMPORTS 2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COST A MESA 646-9022
FOR Sale. Perkins 4-107
diesel. Brand new. never
l'Un, ~\900 or best oiler.
Thomas. TI4:623-21Z1 or
' 213: 281>-8'!27
'63 JEEP 96'25 GARDEN GROVE BLVD
GARDEN GROVE JE 1-6630 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 '40 BUICK LIMITED 43,000 actual miles. Original thru·
' \ Boat Slip Mooring 9036 --·-ANT to rent boat slip in
area of Balboa Pavilion
from August lat to August
17, 1968. Jarman, P.O. Box
1083. Salt Lake City, Utah
84110
SLIPS available, Newport
Beach, Sail boalll ooly.
w~ maintained. Space avail
!rom 25' to S.C' . 642-5 735
Mobile Homes
$7995.00
New 24 Wide
9200
Two lath * Two lecfrm
BEACH 'l'RLR· SUPPLY
19'l61 Beach IDvd.
Huntington Beach 53f>.98U
Summer at the Beach!
1 & 2 BR turn or unfurn
from $3.200 up. 536-2731
Anderson 8 X 23 older
trailer, butane, shower.
clean. StorN. 646-0341
Motorcycl• 9300
1953 FLH Harley-Oavidson
75: Full dress, lota of
~ chrome, i.'barp! $1250. Aft $
• or wkmds 838-5484
'68 HONDA 90; 625 Miles: 3
months old. S300
646-2845
1966 BRIGSTONE 90
TOP SHAPE! SEO
&l2-689'J a fl 6 PM
l!ONDA Trail 90 or Suzuki
80: your chOice s100.
o>36-!l68S Before 5 PM
Auto Tools & Equip 9410
Pid<up with camper. 4 wheel
dr~. warn hubs, complete.
$1~95
Connell Chevrolet
1.8'J8 Harbor Blvd.
'67 JAGUAR BE
eo.t.a Mesa 54&-l203 Coupe. Like brand
Qlrome wire wheels.
new.
'65 CHEVROlET
$4695
STANSBURY
BUICK
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COST A MESA 646-9022
'62 JAGUAR XKE $1800, or
S500 & take over pymta.
646-Sl<rl aft 5
~l ton pickup. vs. automatic. KARMANN GHIA custom cab. rad.lo, beater, clean. ----~~~~~~
$1595
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Cos1a Mesa 546-1203
'64 CHEVROlfl
It ton pickup. 8' f'leetside,
VB, automatic, radio. beet·
er, custom cab.
$1595
'59 URMAllll GHIA
c.()IWe~. New paint and
new top.
$895
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 546-1203
MERCEDES IENZ
• Air Compressor. to 120 PSI. Connell Chevrolet
lge. volume unk; gauge & ~ Harbor Blvd.
pr~ss switch. SU(). 548-2lr.8 Co.sla Mesi\ ~l203
Trailer, Travel .
: U' SCADABOUT, alp1. 4:
; equip. w I 1tove. •ink. ~
~ bo.'t &t side attachable tent.
: U ftd once! 962-6851
13' SHASTA. Xlnt cond.
SLEEPS 6.
549-2465
Truckt 9500 '56 DODGE
"' ton pid(up truck with camper lhell.
$195
'66 TOYCYl'A Corona 4 Dr .. S~rt Cara 9610 oot. Needs clutch. $500. or r/b, w/w, stand. trans., ...._ _____ __;,.~ best offer. 2l3: 225-7433 '65 CllVIOUT Sl395. Orig. ownr 673-Ml 61Jh.. M&. --
1 NOW HEREI TRIUMPH
'59 TRIUMPH TR-3. low mi ..
original owner. Xlnt cond.
$560. 531·3993
VOLKSWAGEN
The next best thint
to a new car:
• UHCI cu with
a 100•;. guarantee.
Every major working part•
Is guaranteed 100% for 30
days or 1000 miles. Whlch-
l!'Ver cotm!S ft.rst. So U dur-
ing that time anything goes
wrong with any of these
parts, we'll repair or re-
place it free.
Fe.-instance:
• engine • transmission •
rear axle· front axle assem-
blies • brake system •
electrical system
READY TO 60
OYER 70
VOLKSWAGENS
AND
TRANSPORTERS
BUSES-CAMPERS
'67 Camper
'67 VW 9 pass
'&; Deluxe Bus 9 Pan
'63 Deluxe Bus 9 Pass
'SS VW Camper
AND
PORSCHf
'63 Coupe t~ • Red
'60 COQllf! • Red
·59 c~ . Yellow
'59 Olupe • BllMl
SEE THEM TODAY
~MlttoiA
• IMPORTS
'68 BUICK
Malibu super sport convert).
ble. VS, automatic, power
steering, radio, beater, t.a·
hitian turq. with white vinyl
bucket seats.
$1695
Connell Chevrofet
PRICE . 'CAMARO
FOR NICE CARS ~!: ~_t0i>!"f~1r~: '65 CHEVROlfT
AND TRUCKS Highest olfer t a k e 1 . St ti yo . t ti. 548-9554 a on wagon. °' eu oma c,
Any Mike or Model. . power steering, radio, heat· CONNELL 67 CHEV. Camaro. 396 eng, er. tu-tone blue with white auto, pe, pb, xlnt. $2800. top.
CHEVROLET 673-7829 •tt 6 p.m. $1695
2a21 Harbor Blvd. CADILLAC
COST A MESA Connell Chevrolet 546-1203 --·
..... -... ---
~ -.-
4 acre.a ol ultra modem total
Cad.Wac facllit1el ~
to brtter .U t.nd .-vice
new and UiHd Cadillac auto-
mobiles. •
NABERS
~
2Q HA.RBOft BLVD.
2828 H&Jb>r Blvd.
c.osta Mesa 546-1203
1957 CHEVROLET Wagon.
VB engine, a u I o m a t I c
transmission, radio, beater.
Original SJOO. Call 546-3713
'·65 CllYIOlfT
ct:S'rA MF.SA 540-ftOO l•------iiii•IManza ccope. Factoey alr '67 CADILLAC coadidonlna. Automatic, ra-W. 4e Vllle dio, beater, ermine wtille
Full (lO'll'el', m coodltiol\inl. with blue v~ bodtd '""·
kJw n8)a. new cw war-$1 •95 ranty.
$5195
ALLEN
1150 So. Cobt H1Wlt
Laguna a.ch 4M-l09C
'" OIVIOlff
$2195 Connel C....,._.
' 2828 Harbor Blvd. Connel Chevrolet a.ta Mesa s..m
<Mt• ~eaaHftcJI' 81~ma * '64 IMPALA
'66 CHMOlfT
CHEV. SPT. CPE. Low m1Je
qe VB, auto, P/S, ltlB
De.rt Siege with ~
interior. AU this fo&t
$1395
JOHNSON & so"
JJoooln.,Mercury
Olsta ... BNltdl
190 Harbor BlYCL •'lall
'66 IMPALA S.S.
c.onvertl>le. 321 V8, IWtorm
tie, JIOftl' steerinc. "'1kl
beater, ermine ~ wltl
blue vinyl interior. Centi!!
~.Clean.
$1995
Connell Chevrolet
2828 HarlJor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 541>111
1~-GmJS into ~i ~ tell. '67 CHEY. ~ 396
El Camino custom. V8, 4 model 13817; 8 et. 4 speed
speed, power steering. ra-~ ~~OOO Ml.; &Ill
dio, hea.ter, almond fawn --· --------
wittl beige bucket seats.
$1695
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 546-1203
CHEV 'Ei6 Caprice 4 dr. H.T.·
20.000 mi, air, xlnt cond. 843
Sonora Rd., Costa Mesa -
Mesa del Mar tract.
'66 CHM II
Nova st.ation wagoo. VS, pow.
er steering, radio, beater,
automatic. A real hard to
find compact wagon. Er·
mine white with blue trim.
$1895
'63 IMPALA
4 Door hardtop. V!, 11Utoma
tic. power steering, radia
heater, desert beice wiU
saddle interior.
$895
Connell Chevrolel
2828 Harbor Btvd.
Costa Mesa 546-120
1965 CHEVROLET. Bel Ail:
4..dr, auto trans. RIH. PE
ooe owner, si750. !146-2080
'67 CHEV IMPALA 2 dr
V-8. gold w/blck Int.
Call 675-:m5 morninp.
CHRYSLER
Connell Chevrolet '63 Oiryster New Yorker, :
2828 Harbor mvd. owner, Xlnt cood. Full:
Costa Mesa 546-1203 equip, $lli00 Eva 5488
"IN THI HIAltT O' COSTA MllSA''
RAMBLER
SAFE 'N SURE CARS
10 BIG SPECIALS
'St CHIVIOLIT
Vt S...n. P-.llH. ltedlo.
.....'"'. .. s...nd -$efe .. Scienctlrw ,,,.,..,,
$495
'U RAMIUlt
A/'N<ka" Htrd!oo. Ha• ....,,.
MM val¥• 11111111, -d•lw,
,._ "'"'· lttdlo. ...., ... lucll.tt S.11-1'1 .......
17'5
'64 PONTIAC
Vt GTO T.,. Dow. Hit -
w ·-'""' f'Mlo. ... ,.,. ~ 1hllt, Vlnyl lludlet aeefl e1c. verv Mii k..,.. All ori. IML $11'5
•64 DODGE
Ml VI ' Pa--Slwllool Wa-wllll air COfldlllefllnt.
-,.., ..... IUIO. llllft. ""'°' ""'"'· t ie. """"' .... "'" ,, 11111 ,,Ice,
$12'5
'65 IAUACUDA , ... a.o.. "'" '" .,., .... ..... ..... lltlft, ..............
~ -II 91C. Gleellilllf ell erlttlltl.
$14'5
·u IAMILD
t Cl-le Steflon WetM 9'111 m en.irw. _.,, ateer'"9.
euto sNft, rNlcl. ""' --car In flawleM -dlllon. l ie, II• IUY.
$159'
'64 IMPALA
....... Si>ort Herdtolt wtth 1111
ve. -· •'"''""., 1r111-. ,._,... ... ,..,, "911M'. etc.
Hard lo flM -mwe _.. kul-Sv k"" .,_, Umllllll
velue et $1494
$195
WI ltlT AIL ONLY THI llST -
WHOLISALI TKE llST
(9!.__~-~-·-Gel~~~~~
RAMBtlll
r10N ...
IUT
nroltt
BWd.
StS-1203
,ALA
Lowmu.
>JS. IVll
• matdUQc
for
&SON
'111'/
klllDdt --
'SJ.
lLA
•vrolet
BM!.
~lnl
~. Bel Air.
R/H. ps,
• 546-21*)
J..A 2 dr
.de int.
l)Omingll.
LER
Yorker. 1
11d, !Ully
s 54S-e629
llS
LS -.n ... """ .......
""· -.... -"· -LA ..,,. Jl1
t. llr'lka
.... etc. -· ...... U-"'
-
0
. . . . .. , . .
TIMwsdly, ""11 11, 1968 DAJLV1PILOT • ,,
ftANSPOITATION TllWTlfi&I TRlNSPOITlflON '~
•• ... u..c.. ,,.
• . AT llob Lo,.gpre PONTIA{!
L1sr~~ BEL~W AR.E A FEW o~· ~UI HUGE SELECTION OF QUALITY CONTROL TRADE INS
PRICED TO SELL · -RECONDITIONED ·yo LAST
VOLKSWAGENS at DISCOUNT TV SPECIAL BARGAIN HUNTERS
SPECIAL • ~ Dealers Won't Discount Vollow~•n• WE DO
1966 VW Karmann Ghia $1Sa
HOW CAN TMIY SIU
••w.. H ....... ..._ n-11.ooo ..... ._... 1967 Yollllwatens $1588
.... letailS1'30.SAYIS242 Lew, Lew ....................... $1771.
A LATI MQDll CAI IO CHIM • ...., ............. 11411
1963 GRAND PRIX
I
$388 SPICIAUY SIUCTID C.US POI THI PllSON WHO
WANTS TO IUY A CAI AT TMI LOWUT POUllU
PllCI. 1966 YolkSWCICJens $1388 SAYE s111 •
1963 Pontiac :.:-' ~S Tiie ... ,.,... ......... Heetw. y .. , dlolce YOUI CHOICI Of w"m OI ...... $1688
ef wtllte et MM. llftly ....... a.t.11 S1He. ONI WITH All COND. SAYI SlU. ... ... ,... . ..., .......
PLEASE SHOP OUR USED C~R PRICES-OUR CARS AU 'RJCED TO SELL NOWI ..... ., ........ ..., ······•··•
BUICK DEPT.
1962 Buick Special Dlux. $888
4 Or, 11..it~. Ml"''· -st .. rlflO, ev!otNtlc. TOP lM~. belll
In •-M'•rK• •nd me<Nnlul aindlllon. '88,00 Clown olus tu &1111 I~ Oft your -~I. Onty 641.ll" per mo. IOr >• mo.
1965 Skylark 2 Dr. $1588
1'edlo, ,_..,, ,_..,., VL All~ bvv.
19651uick~2Dr. $1181
~·...-(;.~~
Bargain Hunters Special
1961 CHEVROLET
MUSTANG DEPT.
THI Oll6'NA1 MUSTAH IDIA IN CLASSIC llOIM-THI ltH llORD TWO.f'UCI TMUNHllllD. YOU
:_sr .. ::.:·~~~~~. ~·~~ .~~~~. ~~ .~~~~. ~~~~~~ .. ~~~~: .......... $1188
Impala 2 dr. H.T. sass ::.., "':.; =:-a.:..SF=.~42 1965 2 plus 2 Mustang =.-...... ,..... .,.... Wly .............. $1688 ·
1962 ~~! 1966 M tg_iui_Cou":=:.=~~~~~-SHIL
1965 MustanCJ 1 +1 fASTIAcr ............ "' ......... ...... $17D f9lhfy elr ..... ,..., .._,, * ..... A .... ...., .. Mly • • • •
STATION WAGON DIPT.
BUY NOW BEFORE THE VACATION STATION WAGON RUSH AND SAVE MONEY
1967 PONTIAC CATALINA 1966 PONTIAC CATALINA 1964 PONTIAC CATALINA
t "-· Foct. Air, Fact. Wert.
1967 PONTIAC CATALINA
6 ,__ '-'· Air, F«t. W9n.
1967 PONIT AC LE MANS SAFARI
' ..... '-et. Air, '-'· w.r. IUY NOW AND SAYI
t ,__ W09911. Fell ....,, 1 .. t l11Cll. 49 llMlle11t Ivy
IUY NOW AND SAVI
1966 FORD COUNTRY S9UIRE
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1963 PLYMOUTH
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1962 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN
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Service Dept. Open 7 to 9 p.m., Mon.-7 to 6 p.m., Tues. thru Fri.
Siles Dept. Open 9 to 9 p.m. Mon thru Fri.
9 to 6 p.m., Sit. & Sun.
DEPT.
OPEN
7 A.M.
* '63 COMET '67 COUGAR, like new ; 9.000
Ml., auto. trans., R/H,
pwr. steer.; many cxt.rM.
$2815. Orig owner 673-7085
'66 MuS'ta.ng hdt.p, dart<
green, low ml, new tires.
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11x cyL .sigine wtlh
ltaDdard lb.ift. Jiu radio &
beater. ee.udlul gold m~
talic paint wit!I matchin(
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$895
JOHNSON & SON
LlncolD.Men.wy
O:.ta Mesa Branch
Harbor Divel) 642-7reo
CORVAIR
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battery. $800. MI l-'1304
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