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VOL:. ll, NO.• 02, l SECTIONS, ~ P A&ES (_
J TE~ CENTS
• 0 tu en ts _am us
Major Dies on
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Mesa Marine Had Only 30 More Days to Serve
University
Chiefs Held
A Marine Corpl major from Costa
Mua -who vohlnteered f« one more
bellc"*1" combat mlulGa whDe
waiting t,o return home -was shot
down and killed ill South Vietnam.
Memorial aervieta for Maj. Wllliam
J. Walker, 33, are scheduled Tuesday
at ' p.m. In the cbapel at the U.S.
Marine Corps Air Facfllty, Santa Ana.
1be yoon.g heilc:opter pilot's body
WU llOt recom'ed, but be will be
retuning to tbe chapel in wboee choir
be wig foe 21h years through the
~arts and minds of his mourners.
Maj. Walker's wife V i r g i n I a ,
daughter Julianne, 8, and sons Harold,
7, and William, 4, of~ Dakota Ave.,
learned of his death Thursday.
The U.S. Defense Department said
Maj. Walker wu sbot down near Da
Nanc April 2n, while piloting an H·l
"HaeJ'' helicopter on a aearcb and
destroy mlasfoo.
-''The thin1 that makes it so tragic is
tnafhe bad been taken off the firing
line because he wu due home within
30 days. But he volunteered to 10," a
netitibor, I.any Radell, of 3211 DUota
Ave .• said Frtilty.
Radell said )4aj. Walker wu 1n his
second Vletnanl tour when death
caught up. adding that t,. had Ire·
quently volunteered for more mlulona
than tboM alllped t.O him.
He WOG a number ol declradom In
his 21-year Ccrps career, lncladllg the
Air Medal wttb two silver ltsl Jnd
three gold stars, the Vietnam lll"Vice
'Spring Ahead'
Maneuver Oue
Sunday Morning
• It's really Vflry simple. Yoo set your
clock fc:rwwd cme boar w!len you go to
bed toniCbt and, starting tomorrow,
Y<IU bave .mare IUD for fun from now
until next October.
It's time for tbe first hall of the an-
0•11.Y ,., ... ,.... ...... .., lttdllN......, • L•• "... nual "IPdnc ahead and fall back"
SPRING AHEAD -You don't have to take the slogan as literally
as Sheila McWilliams apparently has here. But what the 19-year-<>ld
current Miss Corona del Mar is trying to tell you is that tonight you
&et your clock ahead for daylight saving time. Just remember
"spring ahead and fall back."
maneuver. Dayligbt saving time com·
es to the Paciflc coast oCfldally at 2
a.m. Sunday.
Consreu made it all very limple in
1986 by adoptb\g the Uniform Time
Act. 'nllt meant that, beglnning last Y~ elf Slates ablerve dayupt S8V•
BeUch Tract Residents
I
Ulf tbM from 2 a.m. OD tb9 .tut Sun· dat .. April 1111tll 2 a.m. on the last
StWdlw Ill October.
Of &.se, Ooqress Jeft the door
...... local option. That made Jt not
IO~,
Protesting Freeway Line Adlona residents, for example,
Molded that -when summer tern·
perature1 1oar to 120 degrees In the
shade, and there Is no &bade -wh o
Deeds more lllll?
A.nnouncemeal of the Orange Line
beiat the _,,., .. s• choice far the
future RmrtPIJtoa Beadl Freft•Y bu
left man1 raldeats ol Huntington
£acb nearly bl *>ck, Mra. Gerald
Lsnen of lftl Waymeutb Lane told
the DAU.Y Pnm J'nda7 aftuDOon .
She uid that She re1idtnta of her
tract -HuntiJCton Crut -have
'begun a pe(IUon eampalgn to ur1t the
dty council.I of Hmtiqton Beach and
P'owsUln VtlltJ ••the atata fer 1
DATES RIGH'E
BEYOND COYER
public bearing and adoption of the Therefott, Califcrnta's Mlghbor to
Greeu·Red line •bich the two cities the east iJ one ol two states ln the !'iO blc:ted Unlted States wblch will not push Its 1T mau m~g bas been called for cloclu forward tomorrow morning.
cul HawaJl 11 tbe otber. ! p.m. Sunday in tbe -4e-sac at T!teH 11'• a tw sobarbl1 In the Wadebrkl1e Orde aoutb Of Garfield Avenue and east Of Beach Boulevard Chlca10 area Pd IOIDe eountiea In
to tell reaJdents of the area why the Mlc:bilin wblc:b don't co aion& with
freeway route should be opposed. the da11tlbt-1trttcblna Jdea. either.
While th• proposed freeway line But far mod of UI, da1Utht 11 goln~
would not cut throQ(b tbt tract, It to lut bl1er 1n the ••tnlnl.* alter we
would come so cloee that ruldents of punc:b out on U.. time cloci and head
tb9 tract feel the value of tbetr homes , for the '1eadi, pool or lawn mower,
la tlM 948.000 to '60,0GO ,_... would be •tartlaf toaaorrow .. ~··d. abe sa:ld. 8o18t blP tt • lim.p&e .. ftll. Set · ,...._ "' u.. an.ce roate 1s tM Cloet .......,. tcmtpt _, c•t to
h Int '1tllil!rf bl H1111111B,_ Bwh ~ • ..._ ._.,.ow.
.01 ii• ........ ( ..... ) Uae.
Olla' 11 rllrtt blft 1letued faplmt ._,,a •<.,._> ...
8oCb o.Wn Grove .S 1'oantaln
V.U., flt.; eoadlf art upeetad to
aik 811 it* Bll!JW*Y ~for a JJQblk MlrtQ on adopUotJ ot the
0rl1' .. Line. BOCJl cltlts are ~
to the llM.
Only ltlntoe ad WNtmJ.nster are
( FREnAYr Pait I)
London Dnig Oiarge
Facea Folk Singer
LONDON (UPt) -American f9lk
linSW Ja»t '•Ill wu charred Fri· day n1Cbt ~ poaMUlq a qnantJt.v
of ~ana. &be wu detained •~ she WM tlav1q Loodao Airpart f o r
a-Yi.
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medal and a Purple Heart, from an
earlier Vietnam tour.
Radell said th.e family will }X'obably
receive a posthumous award or some
kind in honor of Maj. Walker 's ulti·
mate sacrifice.
He was formerly safety officer for
Heavy Marine Helicopter Squadron ~ and was safety offi~r of Heao-
quarteu and Headquarters Squadron.
(See MAJOR, Pa&e !)
The Preeident. annoubOed l4lrcll 31
he will not nmQbut made clear
:ie -.i.....-. tw ._ w will
JX>t\)e-·~iD&be~Qn. ~~--.?:u.."'C
in HUoa ... wldeJy inberprt~
ed as dkected primarily at Kennedy
and Mc0ar1aly. critics cl tbe way he
has handled the Vletnern war and
other problems.
Th.is and the chief execuUve's pledge
to work for oontinuence of his domes·
tic progrems poid.ed stroneJy to Hum·
phrey, the mdefatJgable defender of
Jtihnson policles at ,borne and in Viet·
.-i.
It remains Uldlsclosed just bow aod
when Jdineon would help his Joyal
vice pretident '6ck up support for the
Democratic COl\'eut.ion in August at
Chicago while Ktnnecty and McCarihy
harvest the pul>Uclt)' and tbe votes
from presidential primaries he is not
entering.
But Humphre). 56. Js regarded as a
r.trang prospect to win the nan.ioatian,
(See RUMPRU!Y, P11e %)
.New Cable TV
To Stretch
Alon~Goa•t ~
•new cable ~ii (CATV) firm .itJ IOOD bl • Jta 1entlt.JtJ
from QDt end" ol the aie ~ to the other. . •
Newport Beach Cablevision, Inc.
has taken over CATV trancbise.t in
Newport, SeaJ Beach Leisure World
and Mission Viejo.
Richard Tully, board chairman of
Foote, Cone & Belcling. Inc. an·
llOWlced today that N'e w port
Cablevision will begµi laying un·
dersround lines in Newport within 90
days.
The Newport CATV company is a
wholly owned subsidiary of Foote.
Cone & Belding, the nation's sli:th
largest advertising agency. The ad
firm iB headquartered in Chicago.
Tully noted that Newport city or-
ficiats recently aPJ>roved the transfer
of the city's CATV franchise from
Pacllic Cable Service to NewpGrt
(See CABLE TV, Pafe %)
IDmlterly Harris ancl Cwtll Slaton pMr ovtr back of papier·macht 0 Pvth Mt· Pull You'' animal lram Dr. Doolittle made by Dolores
Bowles' MCODd trad41 Nnport Elementary clan. Student. made
animal over Euter Week and alter ldlool with belp of student
Luchtr Joeae Raably.
Prisoner
COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) -About
75 Negro students, protesting a lack
of Negro courses and faculty mem·
ber1, seized the OhJo State Unlvenlty
administration building Friday and
held two vice p~ident.s and f o u r
acllool emptoyes priloner for elgbt
hours.
The take-over ended wben unlver·
sity officials agreed to a five.point
plan to resolve Negro grievances.
About 75 members of tbe university
committee to end tbe war in Vietnam
participated in a Vietnam teach-in on
the ground floor of the building while
the Negroes had control.
The take-over started when t h e
students, part of a group called the
black student union, entered the sec·
ond • floor office of Gordon B. Car·
son, vice president of business a n d
finance at the school and detained
him in his office.
They also held John D. Corbally,
vice president lor academic affairs,
a campus security officer, two secrt·
tariea and an employe of the Depart..
lllJJ\t at bUlnul DI\,~
th1'egrGM ·-·--· doors abut .ner anowlnl ~ ~
ployes to leave. ' ~~'-1waa ~-l•••e after IDOIU an hN' .. _.,., te dla·
cuss the aitGtiaa 'W\ijr otmlnaDJty r•
lations dirtetor Clifford Tyree and
WaJte:r Tarpley of. the United Com·
munlty Council. Garson then wu per·
mitted to attend the negotiations und-
er guard.
A s,POilresman for the demomtratora
saJd in addition to wanUne NtV"O hi•·
tory coarses taught and more Neiro
faculty members the Negroec allo de·
manded more Negro counselors, a Ne-
gro department of student affairs,
sbict enforcement of open housing
and more emphasis on Negro music.
The 1p<>kesman saJd the Incident
was triggered by the complaints of
four Negro girls, who said they wen
removed from an lntra-dormJtory bus
after the driver objected to their dla·
CUtsfon Of a black power meeUfll.
U.S. Viet Stand
Puzzles Koreans,
Vice Consul Says
S. G. Park, vlce consul ol Sooth
Korea, said ln a talk at UCI Thursday
his countrymen are puzzled at the
United States' new peace-seeking
posture in Vietnam.
'.'..Such a strong country as the
Urilfed States, which stands for the
liberation of all mankind, should limit
ii.sell , • • I do not understand Jt,'' he
said.
Park said he does not agree with the
bombing halt and advocated march of
U.S. 1r<>0p1 into North Vietnam "u
they did tn my country.''
H!s appearance was spon sored by
the UCJ Young Republicans. Only 10
students heard him spealt.
Park guessed It will take at least a
year until the Pueblo crew la released
"lf your government doesn't take
1ome positive steps."
He c.lalmed that "at ~ decisive mo-
ment your government did not 1bow
re1oluteneu with the Communlats''
and warned that "North Korea may
take the U.S. to be fiimsy and weak ...
He sald hi1 m1UtarlrtJc viewpoint ls
based on th.t belief "the CommunlstJJ
signed the truce at Panmunjom not
because they wanted peace b. ut
becauae they needed time for rearm•· ment.
He said 11 tbe United State.I
ne1odatet a aettlemmt in Vietnam
Httinl QP a coalltlon lcmnuDIDt that
lnch.ldes Com.numilt elematl "the
worcl of Amedcanl no lclllter .ut be relied on In Alla!'
Park said South Korea aboukt k la-
vtt.d to alt In on peact ne1ot11Uont
becaa1e Jt ha.1 troops of ll0,000 ht
Vietnam.
"South korea ll the 11\Jntna example
Af th• IUCCUI ol your Far Eultn
policy," ba said. "North Korea la 1n
dtlperaticm to~ the stabUltJ and
peaee.''
I :°' D \IL V PILOT
DA Hits
l'iol.ence Must
An alleged flaw ln the President's
riot commlaalan report was cited Fri·
day by Orange County District At-
torney Cecl1 Hieb. The report failed
to lead off from the premise that the
Mtio.o murt oever reward rioters, be
aaid.
Addresslnc Huotiogton B e a c b
Rotarianl in obeervance of Law Day
May 1. Hieb cited an incident In Loa
m dem'a!Mla ol a clty couneiJ A~~ut week. A Necro militant
com relCll'ted to tbreata and
autlnus MR a.ter • telniakw, the
dbtrld Jltcney teedtd. . . :.
''He was rewarded wt• more at-
.tention than he otherwise would bne
.received but for biJ v1c.1ous attack,"
.Hicks pointed out.
.
''What a tenibte, terrible, terrible
tragedy that we are asaa11inaUng peo-
ple on our streets.'' Hieb continued.
"We In law enforcement are con·
~ that the riot report supporters
say it bas some sound points but fall to
make the point about not rewarding
lawlessness."
Hicks said th u-.sinat.lon of
Martin Luther King Milled voi.ces
tryinJ make th1a point.
''We can'\ be silent f• lbe Wl'Ollg
reaton w. still QlUJt b.a't'e lawful COii·
dlllCt," added.
_ • 1'be atior'Gey aid the m\ral
climate in the dtlea ls undermined In
little ldJous ways -by having ii·
JegaJ, raffles, topless bars a n d
bookmakers takin& t2 bets.
ROYAL HOPEFULS -ConteJtants for the Miss Fountain Valley
crown seek tiUe tolligbt at Tamura School. Pictured (from left,
front row) are Andrea Karcie, Vicky Nelsen and Penny HeJenlhi and
(in rear) Kristeen Eastlund, EJJen Evans, Deborah Cash and Von-
nie Graham. The eighth contestant, Jani'! Kennedy, was not presenl
, far the photo.
Marine Biologist Reports
:.On Deep Sea Research
~ B7 THOMAS FORTUNE • °' -De"' ........ with the decrease in pressure as they
swam upward.
The scattering eCfect Is n o t
ne>ticeable in the morning when the
siphonophores ''run out of gas," he
remarked.
Myctophid.s (the lantern flsb) also
migrate upward at night. aleeplnc at
the depths by day, he said.
He said be observed them Jn great
numbers .off the coast of Central
American countries where new sup·
plies of protein are sorely needed.
He suggested that since they are at-
tracted to light, a llf(ht and pump be
hung in the ocean. "I actually believe
you could juat pump them home.'' he
said.
They could be ground to make fish
meal, he explained.
lie Po(nted'out fhat lt r. only "•
short •f.ep from an 'innocent' raf.Oe to
benefit a good cause to a promoter
situation 1n which, for example, $3,000
Is railed for a eood tau.le., but tbe pro.
moter makes $12,000 to '15,000 for
b1mJelt.
"lt'• th• little things that add up Into
a bealthy or a alck communlty, law·
abidlq or Jaw.oo.itiq,,. be said. "It'•
like vottni. U ~ refuae to
patroa.ize booJanakn er toplilel hara
or IDetaJ ram. It W'OUld al.l -and the commmdtJ'• law-abidina rm.,.
woald go tp.
"The tame principle applies to bow
we drive our cars, bow we conduct our
private lives, bow we don 't condon•
and support illegal activities," be COD·
eluded.
8 Beauties
Seek Valley
Title Tonight
~ Eight Fountain Valley girla tonllht
will compete for the title of Miss Foun-
taln Valley ua m a JMl&eant at 7:30
p.m. bl Temura Scboot. 17340 s.t.a
Su:r.a.nne St., Fountain ValJ17.
Admiaaion will be free.
Conteetants are PeDa1 Helenini. 11.
Ellen Evans, lt. Debbie Cuh. 18,
Vonnie Graham. 18, Jule Kennedy,
17. Andcu Karcie.. 17, Kristeen East·
Jund , l&, and Vicky Nel90IJ, 16.
Judges for the event are Miss Carol
'J'rlpsansky, who is affiliated with John
Robert Powers, Town and Country
Shopping Center, Orange; Misa Marla
Marklein, Huntington Beach artiat;
Fountain Valley Mayor Robert Sch· .
werdUeger: Bruce Gossett, kicker
with the !As An&e)es Rams, who llv·
es In Fountain Valley, and Don Lucas,
television and stage comedian who aJ.
so lives in Fountain Valley.
Entertalnmen. will be Lucy Jo and
Melvin F.cott of Fountain Valley. Mrs.
Scott, a vocalist, ii known ln tbt dty
and area for her tolll atyllqs.
Master of. ceremonies for the pa-
geant ls Tony Cillo. former DAILY
PILOT reporter now seeking a teach·
ing credential at California S t a t e
College, Long Beech.
Th• contest ls •tared by the P'oun·
lain Valley Women's Club and iJ fl·
nanced by tfle Fountain Vattex Cham·
ber of Commerce. Cbalrmad 'fbr the
club Is Mrs. Helen Dille.
The reigning Miss Fountain Valley
Is MJs.s Nancy AJllson, wbo DOW la a
beautician at the Fountain of Youth
Beauty Salon, in Fountain Valley.
Mayon Still Erupting
MANILA (UPI) -Mt.• Mayon his
erupted 49 times since Sunday, t b e
Pbilippine Volcanolm Comm.lulon
aaJd today. The 8.284-foot peak 200
miles southeHt o! Manlla hu been
explodln1 about every lhrff hours ar.
ter lyln& dormant 11 years. Tbe lava
from the eruptions hu ao far failed
to reacb populated areas.-_
DAILY f'ILOT .......... Cottoa-piehia' Peddler
Becky Buttermore, l~year-old Corona del Mar lfiJb School a~ent,
earns weekend and summer vacation. money picki.n& cotton in New-
port Beach. The cotton lbe picks. howt 't'er, is pink and aticty and
sweet and sells for 15 cents a stick in the Balboa Ji1J.n 1.one.
Reds Hike Supply Flow
During U.S. Bomb Pause
SAIGON (UP I) -Comm'unlst war
supplies rtowlng into 5ouai Vietnam
rud1ed a record rolume· of 10,000
truckloads during tile month aince t.be
Uniiled Stabes began its pa'l"!.ial bomb-
ing p.ause in the oorth, reliable intel-
ll1ence sources said today.
The lniteWgence reoport came as the
national police wlmed of bicycles,
boata and coolies streaming toward Uie
capital city carrying Oommunist wea-
pons for a poaible new attack like
lie ooe dun.th llmM' new year per-~ r_,poe.W .. lw thr..t
• ave upoa "" of bomb n«ls ' ~uni.1t. ~es llld·p(Jat.
tJdlis Olliy a few mlles from 8.Vgt'I). .
The Intelligence Pll'<!ts said Ameri~
can recoonaiAaoce pilots &potted the
10,000 t1'ucklNd1 of SUJ19lifl smce the bombloc letl,lp belan ~ 30.
~Y said 1balt eYeU during peak
lbipment perloda in the mon1hl of
December mil Jamuary the OommU·
nUta Miit no more 1han a.ooo trucks
'litih war supplies down the Jlo <lli
Minh Trail tbroogh Laos.
In aoot.ber major devek>pm«mt, South
Vietnam, at the urging ol American
oflicil.ls, re.leued llbree Viet Cong
pri.!onen 1n an effort to encovage
further p.iaoner exchanges. The g1>V·
emment aald tofia,y ~ tlro men and
ooe woman were re'81sed Saturday
Woman Accused
Of Killing Mate
Granted .Hearing
from the Bkln Hoa Prison.
The rel&aM waa a "goodwlll" I•
ture, olficials Mid, for the Comrnu·
nists' action 1n r.leuiol b'ee U.S.
Army .ergearta 1n November.
Jn the air w•, Ameri~n .f.ilbter·
bombers 0.. • rnU9ons .Into North
Vietnam Frldlly. ~ Mid. An
Air Force F4 Phlllbn jet was re-
poted downed durtnc . tbe trikea, md
both crt1"1Dm were Hlted • milstnc.
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CABLE TV •••
Cablevtllon, which la turn ~
all of Padfte Olble's atoct.
Tbt 9CC1ull1tlon lncluded Padftc
Cabl~'s CATV rystem now operating
In Mission Viejo and Pacific Cable's
rigbta to eatabllab a system in Seal
Beach Leisure World.
Mn. Elaie Wichman, accused of kill-
lftl hs Garden Grove poUce officer
hytblad Aprll 7, }9st a bal1.reduction
p.lea )'rJday but was grantel a bearing
• oa a motion to distniu c~gu
Jadp J\obert Gardaer refum her
......, •• pie& that •1Q,01» bail be :r..-11ut Hf )lay I lOl' a beUlol Ob
Tully said the Newport system,
which Paclfic Cable had been unable
to get under w.ay. calls for some 100
miles of underground cable throughout
the community. The construcUon eo1t
has been estimated at more than Sl.5
million. · --tq diairpq tbt cue. · Mn. Wlchmaa, 31 bu been beld in
tbe JQchiafrtc ward al ctr_,. Coanty . ....-i Center llnee her ~
UUbll to pGlt tbe ball, de was Ntwmd there. a. w• ..,...._ la the pre-dawn ..... Afril 7 OD a clmge of Uooting
•• .... M"IMDt buband. Bary, ~ Wllb ldl IWV1ce revolver.
Acqaalntocea told police she bad
llea Dder peycb1Mric can.
{
Eventually, Newport Cablevision
hopes to p r 0 • ; ere cllltortiolHree
teievislon 1'9Cepti91l to at least 15,~
homes in Newport. The service
reportedly will include 3l color TV
clwmels, same Hl'Vicini clients with
local news, time bd tr..u.er reparts .
Mluion Viejo, rtW tinder coo-
struction. preaenll)r eocompuaea 2,000
completed homes. It is antid)J9ted
that by tbt midlll10s. Om9 will be
lf.000 m.ldlDca. Deed NttJ lctilns prohibit outdoor TV antenna1.
Seal Beacb Ltllan World la a
rettmnent c:ommllllty at aome• t,D
bomtbolda.
F,.... p_,. J
MAJOR ...
MariM Air Grwp 18, at the time al
bis death. •
...,. Wallllt WU U11Yllid I n
RiYsdlle,.....,.belUMl11lU.rut
olEeiaut.•~ hill ,u.. u.nw• atllt
Berhley bl -.................. bl c:nw. J
.. ldcUtioa to 1da ~" fam1.l;y I lltJ. Walll.tr 11 awtlt'1d "1 " lab .,.....u, Mr. .. Mn. Herold 8 .
Walhr, .. R1•trllde, b rot b • r a
1\mothy WAIUr, ol P a a ad t 111 •
Rkbard Wllttr o1 Or_,. ud a
lister, Mn aecr,. !!. Ednle, of
Honoluhi, HawaiJ.
• •
.James Lockwood,
Retired Investor,
Sµccumhs at 76
Funeral 16Vice1 will be held Mon-
day at Se.a.farina Masonic Lodge, 15th
St. and SL Andr.,rs Place, Newport
Beach, Cor James Kilner Lockwood, a
long-time resl.den1 at Cost.a Mesa who
died 1bunday. He was 71.
A retired lnve1tor, Mr. Lockwood
has resided in California for the past
60 years and in Costa Mesa for the last
39 years. He wu the one-time owner
oC a service ttatlon Jt the ccrDW' at
16th St. and Newport Blvd. in Colt.a
Mesa.
An acttve'member ol tbe Muoal, -.e
bad been bead candidat. coecb slace
11855, a member ol UM Shrlnlra, and
ooty .last month received cme of tbe
biput a,,ardJ conferred bJ tbe
Muom.
He ls wrvlvtd b7 hla wtfe, Lou1ae k .
Loetwood~ JIGlB J_.. B. LockwoOd,
HMllDstae BMda; dau.,.._, Mrs.
~ l8Mat; c..ta MIN; two ., ...... ,.. .. ~·~ .... ... . .
lafbt ~· .. t ,. •. ...,..., i.-... -~ t 1 cl a a ••. Pti'fl&e ........... Wtll fellow. Bell
.,......, llertuey. llt ---·' Coltt ...... dlrect«s. P'lllDUJ ....,.... CboM wiJblnl to
mab mUICllial coRtbatiGU slloald p ... tbe A.mericu CQce' Sodlty,
Qty ol Hope or~ Hope,
'Mary Poppins'
Jury Trial Set .
Urnbrella·totiDC Mary P~. allo
knowo as Mary Belen Patieno9 91
Hunfinitoo Buch'a hippie~ wlll 11t
I jury trial July 1 llll f'1oay dw'pl ol
aelline nmijmaa.
Tbe »;tw-oW south SUta Aaa relident wu arrested one week ICC> !a
aa earl.J Jlllll1UC ureotlca raundup bJ Buntincton Beach polic. 1Rlda Det.-
ted. 2S aaspecta.
1'ri4l1 abe pleaded lnnocdt bef cire Judte Robert Gardner to two coamta
ot •lliaC dangerou1 dtup.
POU.C. laid •t the Ume el the mut
tbt Ml11 Poppns was well tnan bl
coastal "bip society." ~be moved
through the ·•colony" dreaaed in the
(ashJon at the character made famous
by the Disney movie, invariably car·
rylnt an umbrella.
She didn•t have her umbrella when
she appeared in court.
DAILY PILOT
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Walrus Gels New Lease on Lile
Sea Scout Base Now Ho me · for L~Harbo,; Tu g Boat
By DUCE:JJENIOK ............
Tbe tubo9t weu. bollbed • w
mocl'lng llne1, llWltled at 4be SM
Scout Base, a bappy nllc from the
earlier days ol ~ewport HMbor.
Far a vmeJ, Ile 1*le tug ls &etttmc
a:::ng i.n yean. Her ribs and pllnlul
were hewed and fastened almost 50
years ~ m San Pedro.
But sbe hM DD compWnta to fl*lk
of for ao old ~· Her plid It kept r resn. enct.oe tuned up, end lbe still
raise& eyebrows of lldm.tNtion amoaa
the sallor1.
Especlaily the Sea ~ ol Onmte
County, wbo ..,... lfwn Walrua as a
gift by a forma owner ne.n B. Lax·
ton. He turned ber owr wtlb ooly ooe
string attached:
COME ABOA.JlD
"I wn to be allowed to oome
aboard trun tiine to time tar nostaltk
purposes,.. be llid.
There is a lot to nmember. Welrus
rwe to • mb8taDUal mllKlllt ol Jooal
fame under Lmtm'1 eomrnand And
the tua wa a pretty well known obaracfer befcre ... too.
The Mite Le1riil W. Dixon for m<any
years was skipper ol Walrua wheo she
wa-h ~the so.lit Cout
Co., • ,..tt ill West Me#l'ct.
~ aad h tug beceme •
aepmill6e. Tbey we a ...,W. lxture
at l>t Wlf/I of South Ooe8t. And ~a.. them .. tbe temi ht
tpwed lM be6t barfet to offsbore moc:riOC ates.
TM P9ir one 1ea1on w11 &!wn the
talk <X ..me a bar&• t.> ~ l"Nn-
cboG. '1be 1DNlanoe coqi1Ne1 retul-
ed to wda WC W'9 the VOJafl, until tbey
1elr1lflll .. DllDe of b hem WU
Walrul tDd tbe aane of tbe lktpper
... 1AWil :omm. .
Lib 1MQ1 ~ ..... before
him, Dblon developed a ltrUIC pride in
his boat. After a iime, be ne known
to bo88t about the tug'1 atreftldl.
MORE OOMPR
ODe tale bal it that be oqce threw
down the 1a1mUet to tbe akfpper of a
tUba boal "Walroa baa mare oompb
under her stern than any of your tuna
rigs.'' be ~y challenged.
1be tuna 0oat and tug aquared off
for the battle, rlibt In the channel run·
ning put Sou1b Cout. Men lined the ahore and started
laying odd.I. A Une was slllDI from the
stem of OM biat to tbt otW. ilid •
the mart. alt • ao. botb .,._,
&lammed laelr tlll'OttlNJllD ~
The t1lreNoat ~-~ ol Walrus cburned, and bet ar H~a diele1 wbhlect !IP tbe
equlvaient of aiml • 1iill'i!i+Offi.
But me wu pulled ~b'
tall-end flnt dOwn the dwuel.
\)lxqn dl1111'aed tbe affair bj claim·
hli tbe OtlMI' \>OM tot a ,_... art
on him. . :
PIA.NT Q.08l!'.D
About blr yean ago. Solllrc.ut
abut down. Lftil, wbo died .arlSer uu. year' had retired to tM dMert.
Walrus gathered bemaclel Oil her
hull. until auction time at the
boatyard.
''I bad gone there that day to bey a
sledgehammer," said Lusto.n. "\\le
already had three otber boatt at the
time, and it was a coDJlderat)Ja 1bock
to roall.ze that we had Jett tbe auction
u the owners of Walrua, withoclt &ell·
1ng the others."
But. even in a suit ol .SW peint,
W.alnta was a handiolbe WtHL ft was
eaay to see why LunoftJaodclillt1' the
auctioneer. ·
Luxton baa med her ua l*dt~t.
Cattle Won't Graze Here
Moulton Ranch Raising Crop of Urban Development
It may never be a real city, but the
old Moulton Ranch which airawts in·
land from the beach between South
Laguna and Dana Point wW never be
a catUe spread egain.
ln fact, it is rapidly raising one of
the most sophisticated crops of urban
development on dJspay anywhere in
Southern California.
Construction at Laguna Niguel dur·
log the fint quarter or t.hg year bas in·
eluded wort on a new county govern·
ment satellite civic cent«, inltial site
wort and road conatruction fw a
million~ollar interchange involving
the San Diego Freeway and the Crown
VaBey Parkway and n~ in·
dustrial, commercial and residential
developments.
With the l,~acre Horth American
Rockwell site at its center, the Laguna
Niguel ~unity Is well on ita way
to developing into an .area of balanced
economy.
New units AN taldng ahape in its
numerous residential communities;
Laguna Niguel Industrial Park is
growing alongside the San Diego
Freeway.
Its shopping center, Monarch 8ay
Plaza, bu added a quarter-milllon·
dollar professional building.
And recent acquisition by the
Laguna Niguel Corp. Of the ao-called
Salt Creek pl'Operty, 850 acres of
c066ial and inland property,haa added
a mile of beach to the oceanfront of
the growing "city" burgeoning along
the shoreline am into the hinterlands
of the southern Orange Coast area.
INDUSTRIAL PARK SHAPES U~ OFF SAN DIEGO FREEWAY, NEAR CROWN VALLEY PARKWAY
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0 2ml.
LMUNA NIGUIL COMMUNfTY IMIRGIS ON MOUL TON RANCH
Three ti.mes In the pail four yeen the
tUI WOil ~ tropby Jn the &D•
nu.al Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce Qmacter Boat Plnide.
Chamber Manaeer Jack Barnett
S'aid tbe 1Sea SCout Baee will enter the
tug as honorary 16ader of all tuture
character boet parades. 1be boat will
also be a VIP veaael for vis~C city
guests. •
BOAT COMPLETE
Luxton tot the boat "complete with
everythl.ng,'' 1nc1ud1ni 9PU'9 parta
and, ol course, .t towing line.
"We've reai1W cblngme ha" orlPt·
al equipment. Sbe'~just 88 moc:h I tu(
DO WU abe eY'C' na," be said.
Luxtoo'a aweepstates awards were
won for effort such as the year be
placed a diesel pump on the deck that
fed r~ nozzles with atreams of water.
The water gushed into the air and
back down onto 18 or 20 happy people
crammed on the boat.
"We've had our fun. Now the Sea
Scout Base la a &ood place for her. She
acts like a magnet )'OU know, far the
kids."
Kids of all ages, he mJ.gbt have ad·
ded.
Clark Asserts
Gun Laws Not
Tough Enough
WASHINGTON (UPI} -A~. Gen.
Ramsey Clark says the assassin of Dr.
Martin Luther King might not have
been able to acquire a murder weap-
on so easily U Congress had passed a
strong gun control law.
He said Friday the time bas come
for the UnJted States "to face up to
the very great need for meaningful
control of firearms.
"The rifle is the weapon of the snip·
er and frequently the weapon of the
assassin."
Clark was asked by reporters if the
assassination of King April 4 in Mem·
phi. Tenn., might not have occurred
had a strong gun control law bun on
the books.
He replied that the law would have
made lit more dJfflcult for the killer to
get a weapon and perhaps more easy
for police to find the person wbo had
acquired the weapon.
Clark expressed dissatisfaction with
a gun control Jaw approved after
years of controversy by the Senate
J udiciary Committee and now ready
for full Senate debate. The law deals
only wittl handguns.
The attnrney said it was of ''criti·
cal" importance to control the move-
ment' of rifles end other long guns in
interstate traffic as well.
"The firearm is the weapon of the
crlminal," he aaid, noting that liO
percent of the murden in America are
committed wttb flrearms, that tens of
thousands of crhnea are committed
with lirearms and that almori all
law enforcement olficlal.s who a r e
killed in the lhle of duty are lbot.
MAGNETIC ATTRACTION -Newport Beach.resident Dean H. Lux·
ton, an education mated~ ptoducer, tatu nostalgia tour arotmct
decks of tugboat Walrws before•tuming boat over to Sea Scout Balei
J'udges Exper iment \
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Are Boxes, Plntf orms
Forerunners of Courts? •
By JACK BROBACK
Of Ille Diii)' "'•' Sltltf
SANTA ANA -Some day 8000,
Orange County supervisors will go to
the now • building 12 • story County
Courts Building here to view arranged
"boxes and platlonns" to simulate one
of the new courts in the $13 million
structure.
The plan for the tour came about
when Presiding Superior Court Judge
Samuel Dreiz~n appeal~ to the
supervisors Tuesday for a change
order in construction to provide
"movable witness boxes."
Dreizen said witness boxes should
be placed "about equ.al dlstance
between the bench and the )ury box."
He pointed out that you can't do that if
the witness box is attached to the
bench as presently planned for the 25
couns in the new building.
Supervisors' Chairman C. M. "Cye"
Featherly said he could see no ad· vantage in the proposal and worried
about maintenance costs and "wear-
ing out the carpet" moving the witness
boxes about. ·
Judge Robert P. Kneehind was call·
ed to the "witness stand" by Feather-
Jy and stated that Jt wu poetlble that
judges could have "dJffereot Ideas on
where a witness box should be plac·
ed."
"There is a lot of diverse thinking on
the subject," Judge Kneeland ex-
plained.
~ to Featherly's worry about cost
of maintenance Kneeland aaid be
thought that would be minimal. "The
Kneeland did say he realized the
cost for the change order, about
judge using the colD't COWd Just get
two or three people and move the
box."
•10.000 for the 25 colµ'ta, wa high.
County Administrative 0ff1 c er
Robert E. Thomas tuned in with, "any
plan that calls for comple~ flexibility
is no plan at all. The building waa
designed for a cost of $13,000 and we
cannot cater to every idea of flex-
ibility and hold the coat to that figure.
"You cannot do that in your home,
your business or in any bulldlng,"
Thomas said.
"It's up to you, said ':'homas, looting
toward bis bosses, "but if I wanted to
spend Sl0,000 I'd be looking to other
places to spend it."
Judge Dreiien moved back to the
witnesa box, with "we wouldn't 1-
bere if we didn~t think our idea was
practical. We are·not askin& to move
t.he witneu box to the middle of the
courtroom, we just want to get it to
where witnesses can best be observed
by the court. the jury and ~ at·
torneys.
"It iJ important to observe the
witness when trying a case. That's
what the trial is all about, to find the
truth.
"It is better that the judge see a
face instead oC the back of a bead." ,
Supervisor David L. Baker joined
the fray with "I'm bes.ltant to endorse
this •10.000 expenditure without taldl)g
a look at the model court you J:rave aet
up."
"Fine," said the judges.
But Bullding Services DI.rector J. J.
Smiaet adviaed that the model court
had been dismanUed. "The coutrector
needed the space to work in."
Thomas: "We can build one wtth
boxes, planka and chain. I tbin.t the
board ah~ take a look."
They will, and the quution of
movoable witnesa boxee will hopefully
be reeoived. But not to neryme"1
aatiaf action.
Pulpit and
,,.. tum •1.Sl) -!DatOt
GI' Imanlty" w1l1 bt lbon
It Suada1'1 7 p.m. Mn1ct
•t tbt ,..,.. Ba ... a..ra.
801 Mapolla, Ccsta MUI.
T.._·•1er1 and "1"f'Dtl of
t1tn-apr1 are mvhed to a~
tend ttie tpeeial semce.
l!'cr the 11 1.m. warahlp
tbe putor, Dr. P.G. Ntu-
mun bu ch01t11 "J•ua
Our C:.tldant" u the ttti.
far hil nnnan. NurMr1
cart wUl bt provided.
Golpel llD,er Norman Ntl-
IUl will llne at w.-.... .,
Bndirn a.rd, 14114 Mac·
noUa Ave., Sunday, April
28. 1bere will be OM joint
Swada7 tcbool and cburcb ltrVice at 1:30 a.m. Ntleon
also will preMnt a mmlcal
CODCttt at 7 p.m.
Tbe routh ct ane. i... •nu~ B= Beadl,.,,ul coadud ! Sunda,J at 1:30 a.m. and
• 11 a.m.
; Putor Robert W. LarMn
• lllDOWlced the fol.lowlq ....
1tpmtnta: 8:80 a.m. -u.
turo. Jamt1 Rabt, Old Tel-
tament readlng, Michael
S.UDden, epiftle ltuon, Di·
v1d Caubll, IOIJ)tl, o.orte
WIQOMr, 11nDOD, 8 cot t
Sonmoa, Haoc1 Sl:mmu
and Paul Lanen.
lotpel, Vlckf White, It?•
moa. ume u 8:30 MtYSce.
"LUt ll a Namben
Game'' will bt tbt MnDOD
topic ol ta Rev. Waren o.
St\ader It '1'111 ,,...,..... a..ra" a.. c......a. mo
Fainlew Roed, COit.i Meta.
Warlhlp ..mets and church
tehool wll1 be bekl at 9:80
and 11 a.m .
Tbe J\alkr hlsb fellow·
ship will meet at e p.m. and
the .enior high group at
9:30.
At tbe Butlaito• Beacll
Clmrd el Bdltlo111 Sdeace,
420 lotb Street, the R e v.
Erneat Pate will pose the
quution• "Wbo. Where,
Whit Is God?,. ln his talk
at SUDday'1 11 a.m. service.
Church 11rvice1 for t be ...._ti Ablllty, Jaa Pia· eentla, c.o.ta Mesa, are now bllnt conclucted on Suncia1a fn>m 10 1.m. to 1 p.m. '.rime
for diJc:uaion and for 'eur· caea ll liven during the lat-
ter part of tbt service. Resum duaes and exer-
. cilel are ltlll being conduct·
ed tn>m 10 1.m. to 5 p.m.
and from I to 10 p.m. Splrlt-
Ull atrc1N IJ'OUPS meet on
MoodlJl.Dd T bura day
nll)lta; open discus~Jon la
held OD Wednesday niibt
·and on Friday and Satur-
day nlpta introductory
cour111 are belng held.
Alliltant mlnlster Drew
Renner 1D110unced that "See
tbe SpriDI Flowers" will be
the theme for a plcnlc lun-
cheon Satmday, May 4 from
11 1.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the
world headquarters site, 7
miles south on Crystal Creek
Rold from Lucerne Valley.
Road from Lucerne Valley.
"The Meaning of the De-
lano Farm Workers' Strug-
gle" will be the subject of
the talk by Rev. Wayne C.
Hartmire, Prtabyterian min-
ister-at-large, at the 10:~
a.m. service Sunday at the
Cetta MeM Ualtarlu-UnJ-
venaltJt Cltsreb. His t a 1 It
will be followed by a ques-
'Jbe WMbenpooD B t 11 RJnlen of the Ct__..,
Prel~n ~ad e f
Lapu Beacla wm )rtRDt
Ult Udrd annual F..uva.t ~
Belli 8 p.m. W~*1 In
the .,.actuary ol aturcb,
fa Forat Ave.
A dinner will be served by
the mothers ol the bell
rf.Qlen at 8:30 p.m., the
cott of whlcb wi! be $UO
for 8dub aod 75 cedl for
children. Rnervadooa fot
tbe dinner abou:td be made
by Mooday by callmg the
diurcb oUict at 494-7555.
'
The Rev. Otto KHever,
director ol the Del Rey Day
Care Center, C o a c b e 11 a
Valley, Thermal, Calif., will
show a film of the center'•
work during the 7 p.m.
let'Vice of the Fin& Baptist
Cbrell of B Ill &l • I io •
Beaclt, Sixth and Or&Dae,
Suoday. More ·than 100
needy children are cared for
at the center. the newest
child-care project of the
American B a p t i s t Con-
vention.
During the m o r n ID g
services, at Peek Chapel,
7801 Bolla Ave.,
Wea~. at 9:30 a.m.
and • tb• downton chapel,
Sixttl and Orqe, at 11
a.m., t:be P»1or, tile Rev.
(See PULPIT, hi• I) 1
PASTOR'S lltOTHllt
Rev. Id SchrMftebpf
Evangelist
To Speak
The Rev . Ed
Scbmeltttopf, brc6er Of tbe
.rn1Dlater ol tbt I' I ti t
Soutblnl Baptilt Cbmch,
eo.ta Mqa, tbt Rev. Bob
Scluaelttkopf, WW be the
evangelist for a series of
''open house" services at
the church.
He will speak at both
services Sunday, 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m., M well u
services at 7:30 p.m. Moo·
day through Friday. t: The servicee are
conducted aa J*"l a
denominational crunde titt·
td "Eooounter California."
• • •
•
B~
NeW Temp~ Sets Service . -~--
N ewpor.t Mooting SChoomed
!he-DeW)J fanMd Barlacr
Area Reform T:ie~ ICbeduled an or1 mMtlDc at tbe bilDd Houae, rulllon lsi.d, Nnpon
Beacb, Tuelday at I p.m.
1'e IMltinc, UDdtr UM cllrectioo ol tbt temple *'1iftl cammittet, » m.
tended . to present t b •
formalative pilDI I ll d
ad!Jenmmta Qf 1tae new
temple. In a d d Jt lo n ,
~vea ol Che Untoo
of American B e b r e w
Coapegatiom w 111 be
PNMDt to ofter Jb.lormat.lon rttll'dmc "d1namlc,
modlrn, · pro I r • 11 1 v • Reform JodalJna. ,,
'l'be Merine commm..
bu listed tbe follDwiDc IOl1I ol the temple:
-provWoo of & ~
rtllt1oua · educUtoa f o r young people
-presentation of mean-
ingful worship services for
all
-appllc.tion of Jewish
motal &Dd etical pc'tCeptl
to peraonal and community
lives
-participation in in·
terfattb actMtlee to foNoJ'
bettieJ' undentanding and
mutual J'fllpeC(.
5 Churches
u~~= cODdDct • lpeda1 Mnb
=--~~~ 2900 ,.art ato tlda A.liril ~ at 10:30 LID. br. w.itoo E. Coll, mblilatlr,
wUI •peak oa, "Wlult We
CAn Lum From BQd-dblsm ...
The ~ .ui f8t1IN specla1 ,..... Badclldlt
mmic. Beactinp from BDd·
dhilt ~ ... hit
cootemporary B a d d b i,, t
scholar's and .... afso
will be given.
Pl R • al A D au1bentlc lkldd.bilt an eVJV . lbrine and & • I p.t Ci & l
ffanamldo will be la.cl Ja a
"BIYSVll Jn Our Time" 1s typlea1 BDddhiat Ha DI•
tht ua. of • serlel °' lllltnrt (l'Joww l'tltlftl)
.-vlc.w to be held at tbe ..me.. Dr. Cole will ....
E1UI AVUDa B a p t1 1 t ter1ftt h atpfflcaw. of
Cburcb, ffuaUDcton Buch. the IC'Yke. 1 M17 5-12.. The drurcb It loeetecl.at
'!be services will be held 20'lS N. BJ"Oedway, s.&
at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on _An_a_. ______ _
Sunday aod at 7:~ p.m. ;=========::.. Mooday through FrldJ.1.
Tbree Huadnfton Beach
dl\lfd>el -Ellls Avenue,
First Oristlan, and Warner
Avenue Baptllt -and
Euclid St. Baptiat, Anaheim,
IDd Fiflt Bapt.ilt Church,
RrtST, FAST
Wlte tefl1 Y" tint e'49t .._ t..st iii lee.I .... 1 Cfl~lr It
evt. lt'1 ttUrly elweye flit
DAILY rllOT.
Redondo Be a ch will========~ partidplte bl the .ervlcee. ---------
11:00 a.m. -liturJY, Jam-
" Rabe, Old Testament
reldlng, Teresa Smith, epil-
tle leuao, Unda Powell,
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY j·
FAIRVIEW IA"1ST CHURCH CA.a.cJ '*""' .... IM,.., or. C.M.
lslO a 1Ch'5 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE t•• A.M. IVltDAf CMU•CM SCHOOL
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HARIOR TRINITY IAP11ST CHURCH ,ue...., .......... c......_
, IOllllT I. Hat. ~
SUnday School 9:46 Lm. MarnJng Worsblp 11:00 a.m.
BapUst TnJninl UnloD I p.m. Evenln1 service 7 p.m.
WedMldlJ Bible Stud1 6 Prayer ........... 7:00 p.m.
I FIRST SO~ER~.!~Sl:HURCH
.... ... It ll1tt1•f
M9r11111f Werth!, , • , •••• , I I 100 lveejllt Wril, ••••• • ••• 7100
We4ut41ey hettlllt 9-niu •.••.•••• 1il I I hMllf kMe& , , , ... , ... t :41 Trelah1t U111H .......... 6:00
...... 641-fll, ......., AlwwYI A..._..
l'IRST SOUTHIRN IA,-flST CHURCH
H7U ........ at., H:t"'C' hHh
WAY J~.~,,r=~~ ... UM~> .... ,. 6 '"'
MOttlll ... WOUM" ...• 111• AM IVhltfe WOlllMt" ........ 1 '"' IAJlL C. WASHMUTH, hltw ......,, .. 1.2011 .....,.,_.,......., .. ..,., ...
UNIVIUITY IAPTllT CttUICH
lllt 1.LPAUiAlll ID.
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IAPTIST CHUICH ........ ,...,
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FIR-ST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Vlctoria • Pllcentl.a A"· Colt& .....
...... L "'"7 ~ D_,._ H..,_,
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Nunery C.1 Prmded
MMm MMM1
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHU CW THI MO'ntft CHURCH
TI41 PllSl CHUlCH O• CHlllT, ICllNTtlT
IN IOITOM, MAllACHUHTTI
Subject of Leeaon -April 28
"PROBATION AnER DEATH"
Cor..,1 dtl Mar Second Church ef Newport a..ch
c.....•Merw...t
.,. c.-tlee ·"· c:--......
a.... • ...., w-a-1• .....
-.....1 ... -JWLC...Hwy •
Cttt1 ~Flrtt Church
61 I W. 1 M St. S... 9:11, 11 I U. f ill, 1t.
............ -1 ... .....,.., ......
Huntington hach-Flnt Church "'It ... o.... s.. tiM. n1 u. taU, 11. ......... _1110"'9
L19un1 ltlch-Flrtt Church
6H H1t1t DrM S... t1JO, 111 U. till, n.
...... .... -214 kfwt Aft.
Newport INch-fll'lt Church
, .. , ""u.e s.. t tll, 111 u. t:1f.11.
...... ··-Jltl ftl &We •
All are cordially invited to attend the cbarcb sen1ces
tnd enjoy the privtlerea ot the lleadinl Roo1111
EV ANGEUCAL FIEE CHUICH o• HUNTIN•TOM llACH
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Phone: 675-0210
ST. MICHAIL A ALL ANGILS
Pacific View Dr. at Marauertte, Corona dtl Mar
Sunday1: 8:00, 9:80-Chlld care at 9:80
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CORONA DEL MA.a
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PACIJ'IC VU:W
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"Exciting Religion" will
be tbe subject of Dr. Phillp
G. Murray's eermon tor tbe
10 a.m. service at tbe
C.-W-<W•MlllJ a.a c.,re,...a1, fll
8eUotrope Ave., Su.Dday.
Cblld care wtD be pro-
vlc*l and ~ ecbool
also will be held at IO a.m.
Tbe Rev. RJchmond C.
JohDIOo will prestnt a
sermon titled "Don't Look
at Me nw way" tt tbe 9
and 10:30 a.m. 1errice.s S\ln-
day at the Mesa Verde ~ aa~ 1101
Bber st., Cotta .....
The F1nt Melledllt a...a, G) w. 19th St.,
Costa Mull, will b o. l d
dl'Wlc~ wonbtp lll'Vices
a\ 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m .
Sunday with the Rev .
Herbert G. Job n s o n
preacblng on the topic
' • G a t b e r i n g up the
Frasments." The cbelirs wlll
sing at botb Jel'Vicet.
A 1uperviled nW"aery and
claa:rdl ICbool cl.us also wm
be held at t:ao and 11 a.m.
Youtb meet1np are held at
S:30 p.m. e.::b Sundat.
".Doel It Pay to Be
Good!" is the sermon topic
the Rev. Norman L. Brown
will d!Jcusa Sunday at the
Pl1JD-* • Ctqnpdeaal
Olvdl ef Ne"'°'* Bart., 3262 Broed St., at tbe 10
a.m. aervice.
Sunday tcbool lJ held at
the woe time with baby-cit·
Unt service provided.
'"lbe Future Won't Wait!"
wDl be tbe sermon theme at UarbOr Flnt C II r 1a t la a
Chrell), (0 i s c 1 p le 1 of
auilt), meeting at Harper
Elementary School, 425 E.
1ltb St., Costa Mes a.
Servi~• begin wttb cburch
acbool at 9:~ a.m. fl)llowed
by worship and communion
at 10:45. Dr. D. W. McElroy
is the minister.
PasU>r Harold Flory will
speak at the 10:45 a.m.
service. May 4 at the
leveadMla7 A d ~ e a ti 1 t
a..reb, 271 Avocado st.,
Cotta Mesa. His topic wUJ
be "Together for Good."
Prayer meeti.Q1 will be
beld Wednetday at '1:30 p.m.
"What to do with Another
PeraoA'a Sins" will be the ti·
Ut of tile sermon whicb the Rev. James E. Piercy,
minister of Flnt Cllrltdu
Clludl, 792 Victoria St.,
Costa Meta, will preach
during ·both the 8:30 and
10:40 a.m. worship hours
SUnday.
The church will hold a
fellowship dinner at 5:30
p.m.
"Ye are all the children of
light, and the children of the
day: we are not o( the nigbt,
nor of darkness."
Thi! verse from Fir1t
Tbwaloniam la 1>&11 ot tM
responsive read.Inc from the
.lesson*1ermon t.o be read tn
the Oranp County Clarlltlaa
8datee churches Sunday.
1bt subject is "Probation
alter Deatti."
Bod B r a d I o r d , Im·
per aon.ator, ventrtloqullt
and evan1elllt, of Anabe~1 will ~If at the f'll'R
Alae1Hl1 of Ged Cll'rcll, 14f E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa,
thll Sunday. He wlll present
programs at the 9:30 a.m.
Sunday school bour and wtll
speak at the 10:50 •.m. and
'f p.m. services. •
Br8dford will live pro-
IJ'llDI at special midweek ae:rvicea from t :45 to 8;15
p.m. April 21 through Ma1 a.
EucbarUt aervice1 w1l1 be
coodUcted at the 7:• Md •
a.m. terrices Sunday of St.
Jama ~al Clnlrdl,
aJ8 Via Udo, Newport
Bach. )(cnlq prl1flf ta
teheduJed for 11 a.m.
Dr. Hllll'Y O er II a r d,
mlatltlr " the tea-.... ~ ti BellCIMI Sdaee, .. Lagima o.n.
yon Road. will dhcuu the
qaeltion "Mio, What, and
Where ls God!" at SUnda111 t and 11 a.m. senlces. Sun·
day ldlool and the youth
P'OUP wiil meet durtn1 the t o'cJoct eemce.
Cammumoo w I I 1 be
celebrated at 7:30 a.m. and
a famJb' lfJ'Vice ~llet.d att:•a.m. at .......
,
Dewtill II' rt 11.a CJltld, .. or.... Aft., c..ta MIM. SaDday. C b u r c ll
ielloo1 will aet uader way et
t :•a.m.
lk. Ptttr ()ah wtll •peak
Oil ·~ Eut aad ... t ~ in Southern
Cal11wDla" at S u D d a y ' ' 10:30 a.m. meetlnl of tbe
U I It a t II a ·UalvenaHst Nllw..,. ti Lapaa Be.a
taU.ArtA11oclatloD
Gallen. A dlacuuloa period
wUl follow tt.i• talk.
The Rev. Stan1eJ P. Allen, Putor of Tbe FeutaJa
ValleJ Pr..,..... Clturcll. wm ll*ok Gii the theme
"Com.munlal Of Common"
la b1a Mr1DCID Sunday at the
11 a.m. ,,.,b.tp bour. Com-
munion trill be celebrated.
Sunday scnool bectns as
9:50 a.m. '1'be church meets
ln Fountain Valley Hl&h
School, 17'00 Busbard.
Dr. Charles H. Dit~ren
field, pastor, will preach a
eermon tiUed '4W&O Do You
1bint YOU Art." at tl)e 8.
9:30 and 11 a.m. aervlces
Sunday of SL A.ldrtw'• Pre1i.Jt.ertan Cllurd, «!OCl St.
Andrew's Road, Newport
B9ach.
Putor Henry E. Jooes
will bring a me11age of
"Ouistlan Liberty" 1t Sun-
day's 9 and 10:30 a.m.
services at the Catral Blble
Cllarcb, 23rd and Orange,
Costa Meaa.
The S1n1le Adults Club
will meet in Wright Hall at 5
p.m. The Ume of fellowship
will include devotions, songs
and refreshments.
The WycllHe B I b I e
Translators film , • • M o r t
'l'1\an Conquerors," will be
1bown durlnl the 7 p.m.
worship.
~._h e.1 F l ra l U a l te d
Megeaut Clnuclt, 2721 17th
St., Hubtl.ngton Beach will
conduct two w o r s h I p
aerviceJ Sunday at 9:30 and
11 a.m. Loyalty Sunda1 will
be oblerved durlnl both
1ervlce1. ·
W&n1er Aveaae Baptltt
Cbareb, G o t h a r d and
Warner St:re&ts, Huntington
Beach will host the annual
South A r e a Conference
Glrls' Missionary G u i 1 d
Rally, today. Registration
begins at 9:30 a.m. There
will be a ctiar1e o! 75 cents
for lunch.
Mr1 . Mary Abby .
coordinator of the South
Area Conference G M G
groupe wlll preside over the
ipecial events. Mr1. Janice
Hill, ml11lonary to Arlen·
Una will be the speaker. 'nle
rally will close with lunch at l2:~ p.m.
Dr. Tiner
Talk Slated
Dr. Bulb M. Tiner,
fmner president of Pep-
perdine Coiefe In Loi Aalelea, wtµ~ tills Sun·
day at the 10:41 and • p.m.
service• of the Cotta Mesa
Cbureh of Ctl!Ut, 28'1 . W
.Wilson St.
. Dr. Tiner presently serves
u mlni•ter ol tbe Church of
Christ ln LI, Me.a.
His appearance &anday is
part Of a pulpit 6cbange
program. The Jtev. Duane
Mayfield, minister of the
Costa ~sa congre&ation,
will speak in Dr. 'nner' I
place fn La Me.a.
9 Scouts
Get Awards
Nine Boy Scouts will
recelve a. God aod ~ Award at a .pedal U a.m.
eerrice Sunday •·the !'trst
United Method»t Cliurch.
mt 17th St., Banting-ton
Beach.
The service will be con·
ducted by the ~v. G.
Russell Shaw, put«.
Those wbo wll1 !"letlve the
award are Chuck Cady, Hal
Cady. But c b Commlnf1,
David C\app, Kenaltl ei.pp,
Nabu Hara, Tim Sloant.
Scott Steidjoger, dd Mike
Vesety.
Dallas Stewart. 1 a y
leader, Dr. Donald Shipley,
former mayor, and Kenotth
Hickenbottom, s c o u-t es·,
ecutive ol 1M 0 r an g e
Empire Council. Boy ScOOts
of America, will be amon1
ttiose o ff e r i n g coe-
gratulatlon1.
Delegates to the recent
ooovenUoo ol the Southern
C&Ufomla District of the
Lutheran Cburcb-MJsaourl
Synod ln Phoenix, Ariz ..
voted strong support to the
national church's plan to
establish a new college soon
on the lrvine Ranch.
The property already has
been p u r c h a s e d and
arcbi.t.ectW'al and working
drawings c o m p i e t e d ,
delegates weJ-e told.
Six hundred ~elegates,
representing 2 0 9 con-
gregations in S o u t b e r n
California and ArJ.aooa, at-
tended the cooventJon.
In other action, the con-
vention discussed c l a s e r
relationships with t b e
American Lutheran Church;
expressed a concern for the
underprivileged In U . S .
society; and assumed econ·
omic independence from the
national church body.
S."'""1, ~I 27, 1%8
Summer Camps
DAILY ,ILOT lJ
Group Plans
To Celebrate
Israel's Day
The Jew.Ith Community
Council of Orange County
will sponsor tbe celebraUon
Summer day camps for Children may be regfs~r-of the 1IOlh anniversary of
boys and girls, aged 7 to l2 ed 1t parishes oo the follow-Israel'a Independence on
years will be conducted by lnl{ schedule: Sunday. at 2 p.m. ln the
the Oath o 11 c Youth May 6, 1 to 8:30 p.m., rpecr~ati?~A~U of La Palma o '-•U · I Bl •• .1 s ar,., n.ua.ueim, aooordinC rganlMI on m two per oda. es~ a cram en t , to Harry Gartler, president. ~ulr:! ~;,uly 22-Aug. 2 we s t m In s t e r (school The procram will feature
InformaUon can be ob-audltorlwn); May 9. 3 to the presentation of the col· •-:--..a ..... allt-E t 4:30 p.m .• St. 1'' ran c i I ors by the Jewish War ~ "~ CAUIUI veret A · I H · Veterans, , .. e n a t i o n a l G CYO ...... SSIS , untington Beach "' orman, ......., camp anthems of the United director at 547.ooo;t. or (school). at1d 7 to 8:30 p.m.. and Dolores Worblntton, camp St. John Baptist. Costa States Israel, songs and
secretary. 879-7676. Meaa (school hall). dandcestbebyJ te~bple groups
The theme will b e an o r ew.1.& organi.ia-"C llf ,_ u 1. May 14, 3 to 4:30 p.m., tiom, a professional dllDCe 8 orn.,. m."IJsion Days" Our Lady Queen or the eo.semble of Israeli students and all activities w I 1 l revolve around situations Angels. Newport B e a c h and an address by Mocbe
encountered by F 8 th er (school); May 16, 3 to 4:30 Vegar, Israeli consul ln Los
Jun1pero Serra and the p.m., St. Cecilla, Tustin Angeles. (classroom). ""--public 1• invited
Francllcabs 31 tbey founded1.;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii41iiiiiiiiin:iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM>iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiii the it mission• along Ellr
camtno Real between 1769
and 1891.
Fee of $27.50 per two·week
p~rlod will Include
trarisport.atlon, insurance,
milk, green and white CYO
cap and T-shirt and arts and
crafts materials.
A~NOUNCING
Lutheran School Group
Plans Booster Dinner HARBOR AREA REFORM TEMPLE
The Orange C o u n t y
Lutheran High Sc h o o l
Association will host its an-
nual booster dinner at St.
John's Church Walker Hall,
Orange, May 17 at 7 p.m.
The dinner planned ab·
nually to foster interest In
the ~ for L u t h e r a n
secondary education i n
Orange County will spotlight
work currently under way in
the high school field and will
bring a message from the
Rev. Richard W. Meyer.
dean of students at Dr.
Walter A. Maler Memorial
Lutheran High School in Los
Angeles.
Also on the program will
be a display of student art
work don~ under the direc-
tion of Gerald Broomer. art
instruction at Luttieran High
School, and president of the
Natio nal California Wat.er
Color Society.
11he Lutheran High Scbool
Association of Orange Coun·
ty is currently ptbering
fuods subscribed ln a recent
finance campaign planned to
··Light a lamp of Lutheran
learning in Orange County."
Under th.is slogan. funds
were subscribed which are
being gathered over a three·
year basis in a nwnber or
Orange C o u n t y con·
gregation.s.
When ,I.and Is purchased.
congregations plan to erect
a school that will serve the
~ of studems from Prln·
ce of Peace, St. Mark's, and
Zion Lutheran Churches in
,
IA REFORM JEWISH CONGREGATION)
Ora1nlz1tton & Inf onnation Meeting
Island Houae -Fashion Island
Newport Center
Anaheim; Christ Church in Tueulay CALL: Brea and Messi.ab Church in Buena Park: Christ Church April lO, 1968 6'4'4-01'40
in Costa Me&a and Our 1:00 PM. 675-'4776
Saviors Church and St. For Information
Stephen'• tn Fullerton; St. li~~~iiii~iii:~~~~iiii:iiii,iiiiiiii~ Paul's in Garden Grove and
Faith and R e d e e m e r
Churches i n Huntington
Beach; St. Paul's of Laguna
B~ch and Mt. Olive in La
Mirada; St. Paul's and lm·
manuel and St. John's of
Orange: Trinity. Santa Ana
and Peace Tustin.
Dr. Walter A. Maier
Lutheran High School of Los
Angeles is the first Lutheran
High School west or the I
Rocldes. It was founded just f
over 1S y~s ago.
Oldest Fino Jew•llen •nd Silversmiths
Open Monday ond Friday evenin91 'til 9:30
M . s I Ill I ov1ng a e ••• ,
Starts Today -1819 Newport, Costa Mesa
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glrs, and welcome back to
Uncle Len'• Corntt for
anodler Satl.U'd9y of tun and
pmea.
WeU. we have another
local winner in the Ask
Andy coklmn. He's Randy
Holcomb, age 9, of Hun·
tington Beach, who -posed
the question; ''Who destined
the WbJte House." Randy's
question is answered on this
paae today, and he'll be
liven a set of the World
Book encyclopecllA for bis •;:;nc i1Au;t· A Jot ol
their dnwlnll to the cU'Dtr
Ulh week and our winning
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* PRIZE WINNER * lamlUar to some of you. But
a few years 110 the figure
of a New Yark Yankee was
a pre.lty friciltenin& sight.
Next week, boys and airk, nmu the bellminl of
May, 10 we'll bave a May
Day cOIUtt in the art C(lr·
ne:r. 1be boy or girl who
comet up rill tbe best U.1
Day ctrawm1 will be eent a
Thi! week's contest winner k Kris Fernstrom, 9,
323 Bowling Green Ave., Costa Moeaa
Kennedy half dollar.
Any child under 12 can enter Unele Len's Art Contut. Here'• all you
do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper. ~ inch• wich and
4 iDchea deep. Use b}l(t ink and mate lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, ace and lddreu
on back of drawing. Mall it to Uncle Len's Art Cont.est, Boz UOO, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar.
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name wu Mall
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need aome help,
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1~ RIDDLES AND JOKES
I asked If he 1 a v e
chocolate m.llk; winner• thia week in the art
contest include: He ta.Id be gave one ounce
Holly Senn, S, Huntington
Beach; Lori Linn Smith, 11,
Newport Beach; Mu y
Schick. 10, Laguu Beach;
Aon labihara, I, Cosb
Mesa; Paul Pierce, 10,
Fountain Valley. and Karen
Frame. lQ, Co«a Mesa.
ol each.
And aeked if I would like a
peach;
We then went to his secret
vault
And had a vanilla·
cbooolate malt.
I thanked him for the trip
ONI NIGHT AT THE SEA
We arrived in the night
And we aw new light
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Tht sky 'WM mild,
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We tried to aleep
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Al rpooty II Jt WIS,
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No, not a bit,
For tbat't tbe way it does.
Then the next dty
We IDOftd to tbt bay
And spat the next niibt there,
For the •ea waan't will
And a lot more mild
And the weather wu quite lair.
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a<;or award winner with the Costa Mesa Civic Play-
h~se, iJ recuperating at Hoag Memorial Hospital trom
8Jl ettact of hepatitis ..• he'll be there at least anoth-e~ ~eek -in room 223 for those interested in dropping
him a card •••
Thor Nielsen's production o! "Little Mary Sun-
shine," which won the Los Angel ea County Drama Fes-
tival recently, goes back on stage May 7 at the Assist-
ance League Playhouse, 1367 N. St. Andrew's Place in
Hollywood (south of Sunset) ••• curtaiJl time is 8:30
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SEEKS UPSET -· Jimmy El-
lis, former associate of CaSAius
Clay, will shoot for the World
Boxing Association version of
the heavyweight boiing tiUe
tonight in Oakland Arena. He
is the underdog.
Chaffey Rolls
To 15-3 Win
Over Pirates
ALT A LOMA -C1Jlll!ey ripped
Orante Coast Collete pltcbing (or 18
bHI Frict.y afternoon, bJndin1 tbo
v!Et1ng Bucs a lopsided 15-3 setback tn
an Eastern Conference tussle.
ONnge Coast, now M 1n EC action,
plays host to Mt. Sao Antonio Tuetday
afternocm. Mal Swaim will be tbe OCC
pitcber.
The Pirates' Ovhlft off eme was juat
about nil Friday, the Jone exception
unw••~••.c.
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run by EUlan Oliver -a shot which
sailed over the 400-foot sign in right·
center field.
Starting OCC pitcher Gary
Dunk~rger lasted seven Innings
Friday and gave up 14 hits before he
was y-anked In favor of Andy Heaa,
wbo finlsbed up.
The Bucs had a 3-0 lead in the toarth
inning but Chaffey posted three runs
~it\ the flfth. and six· tn botb the ststb
·and eeventh. In tbe sixth, tbe Puther1 ~belted out five singles and three
'doubles.
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OAKLAND (AP) -Callfomia's Jer.
ry QJW1Y rema.lnl a cloae betung
favorite to defeat Jimmy EDJa of
LouilvUle, Ky. in their ~round ftpt
tonight for the World Bomg AJsoda·
tion heavywelpt champlo111htp.
E1lla weighed in Friday at 1'1;
Quarry 195.
Th1J is the ctimac1ic final encounter
of a nine-month etimlnatJon aeries.
It w11 sanctioned by the WBA to
crown a UUe-bolder for the vacaru:y
created when Cassius Clay, or
Muhammad All. was charged with
avoiding the military draft.
Pblladelphia's Joe Frazier I s
reeopiiz.ed in New York and several
other states as champion.
Whether tbe boling tam of tbe world
Oakland
Smashes
Angels, 8-4
ANAHEIM -Rict Mmda:y tri•t'-
ed. lour-nm relly witb • tle-breating
aing)e in the fourGl Laning Friday
nig!lL helPnc the Oatland Ad:lleticl
defeat the OallforniA Angels M.
Mmd~. Bert Oampanerie -Sat Bando eedl tnockied in two ,,.. to
help rigbt-bander John "Blue Mom"
Odom ~ his second victory 111 dltte
dec:lmM.
Campanerls bad ttne line*. Mcla-
day a single and double, and Sando a
kley ~e in the A's ~t ...wt
ag.in.t Tum Burgme.ier, 0-2, Bobby
Locke, Pete amino and Sammy Ellis.
'lbe A's broke• 3--3 tie In Ile fourth
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AT SlLYERSTONE
SILVERSroNE, England (AP)
Denala Hulme of New Zeala.Dd travel-
ed the Silverstone clrcuil at 124.25
m:Oea .., hour Friday and cllnched tbe
pole position for tocta.J•• International
FormUla Ont r.c:e.
Bubne wu one ol aeven d.rlwn In
tbl tftbt·natlon field to swpua tlla
eliltlq tnd HCOrd.
8• WU tbned In 1 mlnut.., W
MCOllds for the 1es.mn. '1'tal. ma old
ncor4 ,, .. 1:2'1.
will recog.nlU the winner of the ftlht
hen or Frukr. pending d.iapotition of
Clay's appeal, hu been boil)' debated
for monthJ.
ID any event, the fight in the
Oakland Arena has ita interest.
Ota rv ron'9•t
8:30, C .... ttel 7
Promoter Don Cbargin predJcta a
near-capacity crowd of 14,000 will pay
around '250,000 to watch.
Quarry, only 22, ia from Bellflower.
He has tost bot on~ In 31 tlg.bts and
scored 15 lmockoutl. Betting bu rab-
ed from 7.5 to 8-5 for him.
EWa iJ 2.8. Hil record ia 25-5 with 13
knockoutt. All of hi.a defeata ca.mt
when 1M foullrt • a middlewttpt.
For several yean he labortd In the
shadows u a spamn, partner for
Clay.
Both Qu.tJTY and Ellis w e r e
guaranteed ,125,000, which la con-
1ldttal>ly more than eltber coWd eom~
mud laat AQIUl't when the ellmina·
tfona be1an.
Neither EDla nor Quarry lw been
beaten in tbeir put 10 bouta.
Ellls plned the final in the WBA
series by ddeaUng Leotia Martin and
Oscar Bonavua.
Quarry defeated former champion
Floyd Patterson and Thad 5'>enctt.
the latter by a knockout in the l2tls
and final round.
,,.,.., EJl1a ud Quarry are
ntaly matcbed. Tbe wtlOt difference
.. milllor.
Quarry'• 1• was two men than be
bad antSdpated but Jftr/ uld he
tboupt the ~alel ........ Utti.
heavy,'' He uldht 1"1'bed ~ TbundaJ. Bt aaid be WU D0t eon-
cemed. I EI11a bu • four-lnch ,.......
vanta,e but Quarry aid this wu
ootbin1 UDUlual ai.nce ma.D7 of bfa
former opponenta bad tbla tdCe.
Ellls Ml a no-eye cut hlltory. Quar-
ry WU cat by Pattenon.
Moat observers felt EDil could wta
by a deci.aion or by cutt1n1 Jerry;
Quarry coald take It an in 15 or, u
many prteUct.cl, by ' bocbut.
Sun.day Crucial
After 127-119 Loss to Celts
Lake rs • Ill
By GLENN WRITE
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INGLEWOOD -I.t's a muat game
foe tne Loi Ang8lies Le.ker1 Sunday
night at the suppoHdly friendly For·
um as they battle t.o break ewo i.n.
their world baaketball championship
9lries with tbe egeh!:ss Boston Celtics.
Another crowd of 17,000 ill ex:pected
far the 7 p. m. ahow. wh.ld\ bas been
IOld out &tnce earb' in tile wee«.
Coach Bill~ Breda Kolf.t's West·
ern Division runneno:p lag in the best
al aeven series, 2-1, altn suffering
a 127-119 Jost Ix> Bill RUS'Sell & Com·
pany Friday night at ttie Forvm.
The Celtlct put together a bot shoot-
ing offeme aod a rebound • hungry
deferise l'o ttlrott!e two Laker rallies.
They bit 62 per cent of t.beir field
goal attempts and with Russell work-
lng the boards, the visitors frun Beao-
llown were at their best.
They wexe all bot at differeot tiim·
et, keeping down the Lakers' C<llllt-
back attempts, as Jahn HavUcek (27).
Larry Siegfried (26) and Sam Jmes
Texan's 68
• Good Enough
To Take Lead
DAILAS, Tex. (AP) -Texao Miller
Barber mapped back from a poor
start on tbe first nine to come romping
ln witb a two-under-par 88 and 1Urge
into tbe ead at 38 boles with 135 in the
$100,000 Byron Nelaon Golf Classic
Friday.
The stoclcy tour veteNln from
Sherman found playing cond.IUons to
bis llidng as the wind that caused
havoc with acores Thursday dropped
to a reasonable 10 mi lee per hour.
With his putter working like a
charm he managed to play even par
on a acrambling first nine and two.
under-par oo the second.
Barber took the lead although Jack
M<:Gowan ol Larao, Fla., shot a
course record 65 for 13&. Harold Hen-
ning of South Africa came in late to '
lay down a 69 to tie McGowan for se-
cond place.
"I was surprised to shoot par the
way I played that nine.'' Barber said.
He got 1n bis first bunker of the
tournament at 10 and took a bogey and
he waa in the water at 14 for another.
But be had aeven one putt greens as
he toot the lead away from Gary
Player of South Africa, the flnt round
leader with a 86, the course record
McGowan brob with Ills 65.
Player w11 one over par and bis 137
put hlm in fourth place tie with Jack
Montgomery wbo bad a par 70.
Arnold P.._, p1-yiog with a hip
laJW')', ftred a two.under-par 68 and
· pioved Into contatioo at 139. Kermit
Zlf)ey allo bad a fl7 and tied Palmer for dx1*I place.
Jack Nktlaus. another of the big
name ~era, d!d '1 and pulled to 140
&Del a tit for eiibtb 1pe>l
(20) acooimted tor malt ol .. ICOI"·
Ing punch.
The La.kE1r1 pve the ~ crowd
ever to see • Neticnal Balllhbll 1A1-
aociation world dwnpicmbip .mes
fame (17,011) ~ to yell about
the lalllt eight mimltlll, bonv«.
Thai.ling by 18 at one junket 1n Che
seccnd baU 4be bolts broke 1ooee 9nd
got their running game in order.
Down by 106-88 witll 10: 58 left in 1be
game, tlbey went oa a Jp1"ee and blut-
ed the ~Its with veter.m Elgin BaykJr
doing JD06t ol 1be ~.
They finally W'Of'ked 1he deficit lo
109-106 on Jerry West's h:ft throw
with 6 :03 &!>owing cm tile dock and the
IAilcers were able to bang within tbree
and five poiDta till 4: 38 WM Jett and
Boston was on top, 115-110.
But VCl Breda Kolff'I group wemt
cold, tanking two ol six sbota ill tbe
oext 2:~ while Boston was making
good on vital free ttlroWa by Ruaaell
and Siegfried.
The victors upped their marpi to
a co:mfy 123-115 with 2:27 remaining ill
4·1 Over Giants
Ile tilt. Altlt!r ht the ..... Dn'•
• in doubt.
The 1.MAr• led -brieft1' the i.t time beklC 24-.23 wtlb 4:41 to., in tbt
tint qlmter.
They were down 4S-28 Mrl;f in the
MOOl1d atama betclr-e ~tc:tinc ftre and l*T'Owine the count 1lo .a .t hlllf-
time.
'lben BOltoo oame out bot elter in-
tlermi'ea6on, canntnc 10 ol 1ta ftrst 13
ab* from 1he field -inclucttnc eicbt
in• row.
West led Liker eccring with 33 wblle
Bayklr c.ne lu'oulb with 28 -t.gg.
mg 24 in 4lbe final half.
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lf.ookie's Homer Sparks
Dodger Comeback Win
SAN P'RANCISOO (AP) -Rookie
Luil Alcaru slimmed bis first major
league home nm with two on in the
mrrth mmng u tile Loa ~ Dodg-
en exploded for four uneacned runs
to defeat the S a n Francisco Giants
4-1 Friday night.
The blast, with two o u t by the ~
year~td third bueman, came oU tough
klck to.er Ray Sedecld. who entered ~ mntti wltt1 a ooe.Ntter and a 1.0
lead. Sadeclri's downfall began v.ilen first
G.-e• ett Claeawel l 1
r-.w, SauN1•11, J P·•·
lJMemaa Willie McCovey dropped Zol·
1o Versallea' pop fly to open the inning.
Wes PairUr sacriliced a Jlm Lefe-
bvre singled in the tying run and took
leOOnd oa tbe t:b.roW to the plate .
Rocky Co&avitio was walked ~
tionally and Ted Savage popped o u t
before AJcaru anloaded.
Jlm 'Gred. 1.0, wh> pitched tbe last
two ftUgl £n relief al Bi1l ~ aot
the victory. SadeckJ, 2·1, bad 22 shutout innlngs
bef«e the mnth and a lltrina ol elgbt
stratgtit victories over two aeatoJIS.
The onl.y bit oil him until LeFebvrt
~ was a ~ line drive
by Verallee in 1be foortti mng. He
ftnd l;iul 11.
'lbe Olanta got tDe1r ~run in tbe
fnt il1dnC on bloop •iDCles by Jesus
Alou and Rao HU11t and Mceovey's
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Sporta In Brief
So Cal Swimfiest Winds Up. Today
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FAVORED -California's Jer-
ry Quarry will be out to live
up to pre-fWtt favoritimi ·to-
rugbt as he 6attles Jimmie El·
lis for the heavyweight cha!n-
pionship at Oakland. The battle
will be on TV. ·
Ouch! GWC ·
Torn Apart
' In J. 7 -3 Rout
Ml San Antcnfo Conege•1 buebe.Il
team unloaded the beaV}' timber on
Golden West Friday a.fternoon7"ac0rinc
12 runs in the lut three ~ to
smother the host Rustlers, 17-3. .
It was the worst baseball beating
Golden West bas suffered ln its two-
year history.
Mt. SAC wa1 cruising along in~ the
aevenllb Inning withe comfortable 5-0
lead when the Rustler pltchin~ ltaff crumbled. .
The Mounties scored five ti.met 1n
the eeventh inning to make it 10-0 and
then, alter Golden West made it.1().2.
Mt. SAC's Mike McClure unloaded
with a grand slam homer over ~ left
field fence . l
Then Mike Frank and Ted Bailie
slugged back-to-back homers iii the
ninth to wind ap the rout. . :
The Rustlers play at Fullerton Tue•
day.
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• ·Crom it.• Oranee Coalt area
• bigb jtCboola 'W1ll be bucking
<itmpttltloa from 20 other e1 ICbooll Scmday at
: : _,,. County lnternaUonal . ~· · =·: The occasion la the fin.ls -=~ ocm·a high school draa
:-~ competition -an
• : event tbat mlght prove to be
· • ~ embryo from which
: pa a naUOO'Wide pro-
iJ'arn.
-. ·.Drag drlvera from Corona
.(tel Mar, Mater Dei, Laguna ·tread\, Weatminater and ·.Huntington Beach will be
• racing for top priua Sun·
·day.
Barons
Finallv •
Post Win
Fountain Valley snapped
. · a tm-came loaog IG'eak in
poltinf a 1-2 decision over
-..Ben ta a Irvine Lup · -..U pme Priday lftn.
noon at the winners' di.a·
.•Jftoad.
In ~ Irvine action, Ea·
taricla nipped Valencia. 3-2, ·Corona del Mar felt to Mag·
· -ftolla, 7-2, and Costa ~esa
• :bombed Loara, 18-3.
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bJut ribbons ll the relay.-
tne R--. (S.,mour, Her·
UDdu, Wal.lace. Cateraon)
wlnnloc their rated heat of
ttie mne reatay In 3: 11.s. Ult
Saikn (Love, Rffeer, Fish.
Riley) coppng tbelr aeg·
ment of lie •yard ahuttle
hurdles in 80.4 and ltle Bar-
ons (Pu.rt.lewict. Stauffer.
Godbe, Age) taking their
dlvisioo ol the 88()..yard re·
lay ln 1:33.0.
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Other area prep medal
winneft were Newport' 1 Stu
Aldrich (Ullrd In mot put,----...:.:.--~--------------------------------------
51 -O~). Fountain Valley
( HanaGll, Hanoa, Purkie-Getea open at 9:30 a.m. wict, Cotter) third in the 480
for trial nmt. EllmlnaUons shuttle hurdles ill 81.7 and
at.art at 1:30 p.m. The win-FountaiD Valley (McAllister, niDI sdtool and driver Hulme, Stauffer, Godbe) sec-
sbould be determined by ond in the-mile rtily in
4:30 p.m. 3:31.6.
Of 30 ICbools aod 450 On the JC level, Orange
drlYen who began racing in Coast's Les Bland tied for
the program li:x weeks ago, third in the pole vault at
the fkld baa been pared 14--0, John Ward (Orange
through ellmlnatiom to 25 Co.it) placed aecood 1n the
schoola IDd 250 drivers. javelin at 178-9, Dou& Gep-
Western High of Anaheim hart CGWC) wu ~ond in
appears to be the most the same event at 178 • 0,
drac-orteated school in the Mike Pomeroy <OCC) was
county, judging from the en·• secood in the 440 hurdles at
try list. Weatan started the 57.4.
competition with 63 cars. Orange Coast (Shipley.
Weatmlnster bas the only Baker, Ogden, Kelly) was
girl driver, Siby Nickens. third in the 440 relay at
The tp0010rlnc Ford 42.2, Orange Coast (Step-
Motor Company will doDate hens, Kdly, Sh Ip le y,
S300 worth of tools to each Schmitt) was third in the
school's auto &bop and Ford sprint medky at 3:23.3 and
will pr~nt a $1.000 Ford Oranae Coast (Baker, Fig·
Cobra Jet engine to the win-gat.t, Schmitz, Stephens) was
n.ing school. second in the mile relay at
In addJUon, OCIR will 3:22.
present a $1 ,500 1cbo~rship * * *
to the wtnnlnc school. Ford ~~ 'M'll
wtl1 also award the second ~1• L.H 'i~.7C11r-r.= l•~'J-.Cl
place school with a C-3 » • " ;:r!'91: c~ a. -.... _ _..c traoenu·ssion and H • t. • <o-ttc °"!'> >. ilV\&IUNIU (N-Ot-1. TlfN ..... --.... rd '---S_....O) gets a LH Uni HNI) -I, Hamlrt Wl'C uu pld'.-.:: """ 1L-111 i. L... c:-1 l. •uul
F o r d f o u r -s p et d ~~1•1• .l'r"~ ti.\ c.Ml '· transmission. • -1ttlit cu ~ a. Clf1v lMoolte
d VIS11). Tim. :t:U .. Mon Ford a w 1 r s : '"° 11e1 • ., -1~ ~1.tr '· '-"'' ,_ f ·'l Mcnlct J A!Wlr. 1lmt : •1.•l dubboard pwques or .., s,.,,,., Mec11n Rt••r -. Loaro l
and ....... ..a.I f th ""'itftOlle a.~I V•l;rmTS-: >:>s .. driven &CV.,...es or e 1i> "" -c 0~1 '· _.,~•-Ll-rettw ,)"1. tll (11•1<1-fir!t three s""""u.. .1 .. "'-1111~1.: ·'· OCIR general manager ~JI. • -1. · ~l,1•"1•
Mike Jones added tbal odler ''"'"' · _ . '"' Lee Anee~s C0UDty Ip e e d equipment '· S."11 Mol>lce ), Cll.tlftY. T I m t:
manuNcturer• will award >~·~"· H -1~re,.11n IL.A Har0or1 • } ?, (LA I I J. KIM (11<1 Oleff ~pec1al st.eerint w h e e 11 • ht 'r.i.., ..:. 1 C•rrllo1 2. 11
Jackets, brakes and other CM!l llD :a. LA CllY. hne: ''f."· L ~peed equipment to winning A.=i:•r "-;;o!"1~_."?r.:'.,, 1.i1 .~·· " t nd dri 1tO lttllY -I ""' LOI An9tlt1 7. earns a vers. t omPIOft 1. ,kAlfJIY~• 1::iu.
"There will be several 01"", _ 1 ::"al:t:\ J,.., sw:i,
Ford exetutives at the meet f~fr("~'r"& .. ~~; ~~t.1
Su.~ay,': Jones ~id. . L~ I~,.; tlrrr Kt~~l~~~
They re thinking of d0tng s"" ... T:: ~· :· occ.i.i..,,.1 , ~" thi~ sort of thing on a na-W!I!. l!'!" J. N~"' ArlroM u""'·
tional basiJ. So this is a pilot 'TWI"' ·~1ev -1. vc '-"" .. ,.
nt.i btre J W•t""""I I Ctl Stele Fvllff· program for the e re ""· rt:;: > ,,. w. 1 , c.i
United States. as far ai; ,.:: cs~ri 1 -"~ o'= aT:.., t .... .,
Sprinklers Finish
19-inning .Duel
' Six hours of agonizing
buebail Clnally c~ to a
close at 1 : :«> tt\1a mcrni.ing
as the automatk sprinklers
turned on to wash out a 6·6
stalemate between Anaheim
and Santa Ana High in the
ktn llf IMIMlt
• H E 010 000 '5CO 000 000 000 ~ 13 5 )Offll .............. 10]
third longest prep game in
CIF bid.ory.
The two forces bad 1trug-
gled since 7:• b nl&ttt be-
fore and Wbile the Anaheim
coach'~ wih called il quits
alter 17 ttaow. the wife or
Santa An.a boss Bill R06s
stay~ up till the last out
WU~.
Her only rep, in fact,
was not being able to get a
baby sitter so she could at-
tend the fracas at Boysen
Park in Anaheim.
The lonfetil prep duel on
r e c o r d was a 23-innlng
match between Fullerton
High and P~one CoUege
back in 1929. 'nte latter won
finally. 6-5.
Second longest was ln 1952
when Orange nipped Santa
Ana, 7-ti.
Vlku·OUers
Tart• W ettern
$ Ha1111Y. cf
Wuhlta. H
Lravy, )b
IC Hll\11\', II
01~1boUt, c. Curry. rl
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6-5 Loss .
Puts MD
Into 2nd
Mater Dei's baseball nine
dropped into second place in
the Angelus League Friday
a f t e r n o o n when the
Monarchs lost a &-5 ~islon
to league leading St. Paul at
Memorial Park in Santa
Ana.
The Monarchs fell behind
in the third inning when
pitcher Steve Vau.1ril sock-
ed a three-run homer.
Mater Dei crept to within
one in the seventh off Joe
LePage's single and stolen
batt along with K e v i n
Williams' two-out single.
Huntington Beach's Bob
Wlckerttiam powered a
grandsJ.am home run in the
fiftb innioi Friday to lead
the OUera to a 5-4 conque5t
o( MMlna 1n other Sunst>l
l.ftgue action at Hunting-
ton.
Other r e s u I ta had
Baseball Standings
AHOILUS LIAOUI
W L OI
SI 1'1111 S I
M1trr 0-1 S J "
USRRC Compared
To Ram-Packer Clash
Les Richter, the ex-foot-Scott, Moises Solana, Sam
baller who now runs Posey. Ch u ck Parsons,
R Ivers Ide International Bud Morley, BUJ Yount and many others. Corona del Raceway, likens this Mar's Dan Gurney, devot·
weeke nd's U.S. Road Ra<:Jng in~ all his time to lndlanap-
Championships to h ls olls preparation, bu skipped
former Jove. this year's USRRC.
"It should be like the The featured finale Sun·
... k " day wlU be the 6 0 0 Rams and , .. e Pa<: ers, he ~epower Group 1 race. says. I .. ~."
"T\1c USRRC has always
ueen a good aeries. but this
year's may be the best ever.
Some of the greatest1
names in auto racing are
antered -Jim Hail, Mark
Donohue, Lothar Mot.schen-
bacher, Pete Rmoo, Sklpl
T onl9ht-' p.m.
OAK LANO ATHLETICS
l1di1s' Ni9ht
North.South riv1lry
under the li9hh.
01y G1me Tomorrow'
111'1\lTL AM-• ....._ -t•'" .. h"
A "-"Af~ •Vt•.,"•....,.,,,..,..
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"All (MO(AI ,_,.,_.I 7.tto.#•"""" C-1iW.
Executive
Sales
This is • career opportuni-
ty with a long established
and large financial ·tr11tftu-
tion.
Substantial compensa-
tion to meet lm.medlat~ re-
qllirementa of the well-
qualified man.
Season_ed aasoc.lates
earn incomes in the high
five figure brackets.
Evaluation of your qual-
ifications by an independ·
ent consultant will iodi·
cate for you I and us )· your
relative fitness for th.is
career.
Initial quolif1caticm pref
erencts:
General age range from
25 to 40. Experience in
business, sales, Jaw, bank·
lnf or accounting with
strong record of achleve-
ment in activities -busi-
nesa. c.ampus and /or com·
munlty.
Write brief particulars
to: Box M·lOS. The DAU.Y
PILOT or Phone S..2-5623
-Ext. 321 . Ford is concerned.'' •1.J.
Here is a roster of driven
who will represent the
WettmintteT hol:tlng on to
ee<.'ODd place wLUl a +2
dec1lion over Santa Ana
Valley and Western blanked
Newport; 2-0. SI )Oho ll"'to J ' l l"\ ~;~-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sc"'''• ' J 7111 Ct"'Wtll J J t•~
Vtn>um Ot• I S i j
Or.-ige Cout area Sunday :
CotlOMA~IL MAit -T"" ""'· Boll A id9ewt1, II le.It Wolff I G ON llEACH -o.ldl
-"· ~l'dY G•M, Mitt .C!l!!L~LAGUNA llEACH -Dun -· Jord1tt1, GN!O Oli..a, 1Ctl1h , J.llt11 Lum, Gery P~y ·~~. ~::· L~~d11ii;--I(,;;;;; IC~-0!'1 -l"r» .. DtOllH, Ml~•
Oii. T-&.-llff, Tlift Mf,. Al l"•IM.
Lury 9.,,.,, Tim Miiier. l•.n -·· M lb Ito., Chris °"9v•"· Gary O!Mol. ·~~inlli Jr,: Ltf'111«. C llor Ci~""~r. TA~, ~roe~ r.11;; llrlAft T-. I~ lllldl..... 11111 Mtrvey.
Villa Park
Dumps .LB
In 7-0 Tilt
VllJa Park d u m p e d
i..,_. Beacb, 7~. I n
er.tvlew Leaaue baseball
dlt Frida1 lfternoon on the
wiDDe.r'I field. s,.rta1 Jlleher S t a n
IWlllU dowed only six bits
ii potUac Lbt lbutout.
Doq Sdunttz collected
two bHa for Lacuna In a )Os. iDC CIUM U lbe hoats
ICOncl tbree times in the
ftrlt ud three more In the
11eeond to 1alt It away.
Lapa ho~ F90thill on
Tuaday Jn Its next feacue
outlet.
WHITE LEADS
AT ICCC
After two roundl o! ac·
tloa In ttle Irvine Coast
Country Club'• women'•
cllampionships, defending
cflampion DteDee White
holds a commanding nine·
stToke leld in the '°"
gross competition.
Her '7v.31 rounds top Dan·
ny Lipp'• 8.U&.
Flnt flight lffder ls
Bee Longley (73-Tl) and
Pat Anicti is second with
73-71.
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Baseball Standings
AMlltCAH LIAOUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ... (Mt Pd. GB w" Lo1t Pel GB
l>etnlit • 3 .790 St. Louis 10 s 714
Bo9ton 1 4 .631 1¥l Loi Angeles • 6 571 2 ......... • 6 .el$ 1¥l San FNIDCbco 1 6 .:>.111 2''1
hltimOft 7 6 .IU 2 Atlanta 7 7 .500 3 .,.,,. • • m t Pittlbur&f\ • e .500 J
3\\ Ntw Ytrk 1 • •• 2'A Qnclnud • 7 .462
I ' .417 4 Chfoaco • 7 . 4412 3~
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A REMINDER FROM
0
OMEGA
be 111re to 1ei your watcla ahead
ooe hour toniglrt •••
daylirltt 1avin11 time 1ou into 16ed
Sunday, April 28th
Whfn )OU Kt your utch ahead, take• dote
lnol 11 it. It may hf eccuret1 but is
it modm1 ? la it Jdf." inci ing?
Df>t'J it tl'll the ci11c? Perh1f.>1110W i~ the
tin1t tn l'hoose 111 Up·ln·the·~rl'lnd 0~gl, w, hi\ e one of tho largcr.t Om11~a
rolltttiont to show you, S65 In O\C'.f '1000.
m11Wrra AlmlMAi res flKIM uoe iv O¥tll uoe
TlltMS TO ftT
YOUlt . IUDOIT
(
NOW TWO ·GllAT STottlS TO JlllVI YOU.
. . . ,...... ---
J 8 DAI\. y "1.01' Sat.llrAJ, Afwtl 'ET, 1'61
Weekend Bill
Sports Agenda
For TV Fans
TODAY
11 a m. C4l CL -
BASEBALL - C h l c a g o
Whlte Sox at Mlmesota
Twins. Curt Gowdy. PM w~ ~e. Sandy Koufu
mtke~de. R a i n c h e c k :
Boston Red Sox a t
Baltimore Orioles. J i m
Simp6on. Tony K u b e k
mikf!6ide.
12: 10 p.m. (11) CL -
BASEBALL -Dodgers at
San Francisco G~. Vln
Scully. Jerry Doggett
mikalde at Oand}estick
Park. Batter up: L
2 p.m. (2) CT -SOCCER
-SL Loulil Stars at
Kaosas City Spun. Jack
Whitaker, Mario Machado
mikeslde.
2:30 p.m. (S) CF -JAl
ALAI -From Frooton
Palecio. Tijuana.
3:30 p.m. (5) CF --OUT·
DOORS -With J I m
'lbomu.
4 p.m. (4) CF -OUT·
DOOR 8--Joe Foss bunts a
large41rtlered bull caribou
in AIMU.
4 p.m. (5) CF -BOWL-
ING -Lemmg v s .
Stetanldl. Jack D r e e s
mitetlde.
1 5 p.m. (2) CL -
HOLLYPARK -'3),000
WW Rogers Stakes at a
m.Ue for 3-year-<>lda. Harry
Beoaioo. GU S tr a tt o n
trecklide a t Hollywood
Part.
5 p.m. (7) CT -WIDE
WORLD -WWS
celebrates a e v e n t h am·
Ii vereary wittl a trio ol
actJ: Trenton 150 widl Jim
Mc.Kiay and ROOger Ward
calling li>e turns for the
Indy-type mecNnet. Keittl
Jack.son at Vancouver for
Ni>. American Gym Cham·
pioodlips. Howard Dosell
interviews Jerry Quary,
Jimmy Ellla on their tittle
fight.
6:30 p.m. (7) CL -BOX·
ING -Jerry Quarry VI
Jimm,y Ellia for the vacant
world beavywei_. title.
Howvd Cosell ringside at
Oakland Oollseum.
9:30 p.m. (M) F -BOX
DE MEXICO -(Bosina
from Maico.)
, l\JMDAY
11 a.m. (2) CL -
STANLEY CUP -Fma1
round metob.
12:10 p.m. (11) CL -
BASEBALL -Dodlift'I at
Sao Frendlco Giantl. Vln
ScuDy. Jtfn'Y Do I I e t t
mlketlde at Omdlestick
Park. Batter up: 1.
1 p.m. (7) a. -PGA
GOL F -$100,000 Byron
Nelaoa a..ic, fiml boles
Soccer Clashes
Slated Sunday
The Coast Raacen bit the
road for Sunday IOCCeI'
competition While United
Cout Rangers earn a home
berth against Temple City
Soccer Club in a 12::Kl show
at Newport B e • c b • I
Mariners Perk. Coach Brian McCaugbey'e
Rangers meet Temple Clty's
major dlvisloa entry at the
latter's field·Llve Oat Park·
bealnnlng at 2 p.m.
McCaughey's c b a r g e 11
have been Idle the put
Uu'ee WeeU.
Irvine,
Sunset
Qualifiers
Race Results
CRISS-CROSS SANDALS
1.44
Teens! Adju.stlble aling straps; cushloned-
step i.118oles. Wipe.clean vinyl uppers in
black. white. tan. 4-9.
Sunday Only
DOOR
MIRRORS
SWING· TOP WASTE BIN
0.r Ref. 2.17
S111U1a11 Otdlf 1.76
40-ql awinJl-top bin won't leak. can·t scratch.
Has no spring or metal parts. Choice of 3
colors.
22", 31/J H.P. TUNNEL DECK
LAWN
MOWER
37.77
An euy to start, delue power mowtr that
cuta an even 22 incb awath every Ume. Fu-
tme. lel~matic wheel adjuten.
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Colorful, Acrilan~
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machine washable
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Many colors nailable in this venatile belbt.
UGHT METER or FLASHGUN
6.66
Odee of push button, direct readtnJ tellen-
ium liabt meter. Or, quality flaabgun that
accepta all 1l•h·bulbe with auto cube aun.
hot ahoe and bounce held. Charil IL
Cottoft Unecl For Good Fit
WOMEN'S COTTON.
SATEEN SHIFfs q: -_
Print lhifts with back or side dppera; but.-
ton ic~nta Oil ahoulden. Cbooee 'from pm.
leyt, geoJMtrica. florals in pastel ot bright
toll• 10.18.
AUTO VACUUM CLEANER :
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18'• long, 3lh" wde cleaner welghta just 2
lbs. Comes with 16' cord. Plugs into cigar-
ette light
hrJle9.•7e s-•••hl9
SW.. and 1lalml IUll triple tntered tor an .._ tppllneN. One pDan can.
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jt .. fartll. Some ,,.~.
tllt. oblerve. Key II .. llv.
up to prlndpm. ......
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IAGl1TAJUlJS (Nov. n.
LEO (1-zs • -•) ~ Dtc, 2.1): Accent on pablic How ,.a "9d ao . NIUt.J rtiltl•, bow oa.ri res· ~ ...... ii ... ..... .. your lcleli,. See
,.. .. ._ TodlJ ,_ find,lllt c':.~· noa•t muddy '!Cl
where frilMI la.d _. " w1th far-out tbeoriii .
.. by. Be ~ p"' , ._II'~ can help if
tru&b -ad -will Mt '" ,. ...... Midi ... pr~. free. ~ .. k ... CIU't100RN {Dec. ~-
41eatecl. J&' 1')~ stUd;J SAG?r-
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Y&.DUV (A.IC. 2S-Sept. ti): W&J' Of c:oan..J.H... bul~ Duti•• can be trUlformed ~........ " to .. i....••urea. Key Ja flodln& tub ii 1potligtad. YOU r---~. may haw skipped esaeotial
out tbe ""'1 and tbe Poten· detaill. U so, c o r r e c t lial. Loot Mrcmd Immediate
lndJcatioo1. Tbe I u t u r e oversight. Today )'OU cm ...__.___ it be ._..,... if cMch up. Do IO. ~; can -..-AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. yoo heed the call. 18) : Greeter freedom of
LIBllA (Sept. 2.1-0ct. 22): tbou.-~-· lndJ •-.a Deal with I 1 t U a t 1 0 ft I , ... ., -.-..vD ll cawu.
penom afar. Means what PerlOO&l mapetlam rating
concern.a yiou is not e..Uy today is hJgb. You can sell
Identified. You muit be will· programs, Ideas. People are duwn to you. Take ad· Ing to reach, experiment, vantage by booestly ex·
Judie. Nothing iJ banded to pressing yourself.
you on silver platter. PISCES (Feb. 19-March
ICOBPIO (Oct 23 · Nov. ~): Give needed auiention
21): F~ ~p Gil to details around home, Of·
fice. Key ii adjustment.
Soap Box Derby Set
For Raceway July 21
What "°" ..et .is dole at band. ~ 1bil. Avoid eolnc too tar a&eld. ao.e
rants with iamily members.
IP TODAY IS YOUR
BDrnlDAY JOU are a natunl teedler .. Your voice
is re&Wded u umtuM. You
could ucel ln drama. Soda!
activity 8C'Celeratec -you
ba-ve more opportunity now
tMD in recent pa:lt.
OttldaJa o{ the 19 ' •
Oraniie Coanty·Los Anfelel
County Soap Bos Derby
have r-..cheduJed the annal
event to Sunday, Ju.J.y 21, ~
the Elks ~way near
Irvine Park lo order to
alluw ccdestaDtl m«e time
to work Gil tbeU' veblclel.
GENERAL TEN·
DENCIF.S: Cyde high far
GEMINI. Sped.ti ward to
PISCES: barmoniz. rela·
tJom at home.
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SaWntay, April 27, 1968 DAILY PlLOT Jl
NIGHT •M DAY SERVICE
9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.-SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
-,. _, tft[ission . CJiiDs CRanch is opeil n~w. Wide open.
We have apace for tale.
Wide open, deep brea1hina space. Stand on your land in the late after-
noon and watch the IUD Iba.rt ifll clip brto the shlmmeri:ng Pacific. Or
loolc east in the moriUng, where daWa breab over the rugged Santa Ana
Mountains.
This is Mission Hills Ranch, where the western ideals of privacy, dignity,
and spaciousneu have been 1mJslated into a unique coocept of family
and community li~&·
Here there is room for living, both inside and out. The homes arc 2300
to 3000 square feet, and homesitr.s ~ up to 1 ¥.l acres large.
No effort ha been spared to create homes worthy of the Janel. lmtead
of carving the hills to fit the housca., we designed the home to fit the hills.
We ~cpt grading to a minimum. carefully ttlcctcd native wood and stone
trims, and limited exterior finishes to tne warm eartben tones of the lu1ls.
And we placed alt utilities underground.
In this land of unusual beauty and unmatched climate, we .have restored
the vanishing luxury of estate living.
Rural, not remote.
Surroundc4 by the calm, quiet countryside of Mission Hills Ranch ,
you11 be happily surprised to find that business, industrial and educa-
tional cent.en are rea~ly accessible. You are only 20 minute~ from
cio'trintown. Santa Ana, 25 minutes flom Anaheim, Huntington Beach
and Newport Beach, 20 minutes {rom the University of California al
Irvine. LO& Angeles .is Jess than $ hour away.
Mission Hills Ranch offers the be.'it of two worlds -the privacy of the
country dtate with all the conveniences of the city just minutes away.
It woa&d be difficult to imagine a better combination.
Riding, booting, swfmmf ng, surfing,
golfing, tennis anyone!
Activity-minded fa miUes will love Mission Hills Ranch. For the horse.
man, our paddocks and show ring wrn provjde complete boarding and
traibing facilities. Our well-planned system of equestrian paths will con-
nect with the proposed Orange County bridle will network leading into
Cleveland National Forest.
And then there jc; The Outpost. a friendly club which will offer swim·
ming. tennis. volleyball. shuffleboard, picnicking, and a delightful play•
ground for children. Dana Point Marina is just five minutes away. A
number of challenging public and private golf courses are a few min·
utcs from home . Nearby Doheny Beach State Parle is perfect for swim·
min~. surfing, fishing and
sunbathing. At Mir.$ion
Hill~ Ranch, life can be as '!£.
full a.'i you want it to be.. {,}
... eur apaclen 3 to 5 '-lreom homes fr°"' $42,200 to $56, 100.
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THINGS GET HOT
FROM the
GROUND UP
By Cap Blackh~
a .. a htm C.nauttant
Jet.ting as a pelt JectUNr to Bolton tut week, one
engine Oamed out. forcing our return for a fuel dump
over Catalina and an emergency landing back where we
$tarted. On the second flight we made it to
Massachusetts three boun late. The fog was so thick we
circled for two hours, finally landing in New Jersey.
. During our nut afternoon's arrival in Boston, we
were agbut to 1ee two apartment houaes burn to the
jfround. At four a.m., we leaned out our 11th story win-
dow to Jhe ahriek of litena. Assembled below us were lf
fire trucks, none with ladders reaching hifber than
eight atortea. Realizing it wu our hotel, we abandoned all modelty in dashing to the safety of the lobby.
Once back in the comfort of our Orange County en-
virons, we breathed a sigh of relief. For a rest ]Slst
weekend. we accepted an invitation to Palm Springs
with the Exchange Club. The festivities had barely
begun when we were notified that the second floor of our
• .haiife in Newport Beach bad been ravaged by fire? We linany got. the menage. •
THE Sl'AltK IS LIT
Lyndon's abdication, tfte assassination and Viet·
nam'a gyrations are prime examplea of those un-
controllable forces dictating real estate's economic
destiny. The three forces -soda!. economic and
political -have played a loud tune tn our current
unorthodox symphony.
Tra~c aa la part, comforting a1 is part, totally the marted effect upon real estate ls noticeable. Title com-
panlet report a 8\ll'ge of activity in real •tate tranaac-tiom that la burying their abort staffa.
Increued prune bank rat. uecl 11to coOl clown the economy" spells out that tnflatlcJa ii hot. Water put out
my fires, bllt interest rate incfealn are lib tuhdnl a
garden hose on a forest fire. lnftation's beat mum Hal
estate is going up, up~ and not away.
EASTERNERS' SMOKE
Where there ls smoke. there is fire, is a great
truism. As a guest of Goodbody le Company, I shared
the podium with the president of Imperial Corporation
(owners of 63 nationwide savings alld Joana). Jointly
speaking on California real estate, we tound a highly in·
tent audience of mutual f\md and trust company
manaj{en and analyltl.
They toalrJed up our California aumhine and atatiJ..
tics· like sponges. Feedback from these Boltonian in-
aUtutional w1zarda of Wall Street was that they want a
substantial piece of our "action." In their critical
search for profitable investment of their billions of
dollan, it la obv1oua much of it will be rtgbt be1' in
Southem Callto:rnia. ~ beline now ii UM ~ and are ln earnest aearch of reaJty ~tiMiltil here.
Indications of their earnu-. ,,_ ~.two da~ •later Imperial Corporation wu the 1econcl iriOit active
traded stock on the New Yort Stock Exchange. mesaare o1 profound import ii that smote indicates a
red-ho realty market is about to explode upon ua ·an.
·Medallion Homes ...
F~<;lean.
fresh and clean because they are name-
less. No combustion f umcs to soil walls,
curtains and furniture. The whole house
stays cleaner. Look for the ~Ilion Em-
blem. sign of Oamless electric livins. on
homes in all price ranges.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FAaHION aHOaU-Hunltng·
ton aeries. Ideal location 1 mile
from beacl\. 1 & 2 story, ~ bed·
rooms, up to 3 beths. Undlfground
utilities, concrete driveways. f1>r.
mal dining rooms in most plans,
carpeting. electrlc bullt·lns. From
$29,960. 5Y.% no down VA,.min. down FHA. Excellent conventional
terms. Phone: (71'4) 962·1376.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
STRATFORD HOMH. Located
within 11 network of freeways and
m111or arteries leading to lndu11trlel,
recre11tlonal & metropolitan cen·
ters of Los Angele& and Orange
rounhes. 1 & 2 stOl'y, tri·level homes
wrth 3 & • bdrms, fireplace. Models
al Bushard & Warne<. Drivt South
on Beach Blvd. (Hwy. 39) to Werner.
East 1 mite to Bushard and watch tor 1lg11t. $3.700.$32,000.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
SU8UR•A PARK-otters new
hofnta featuring custom comple· tion plan. Exclt1rig patio kitchens
include delu11e elec:tr1<: built-ins.
Cllrpetlng & dtamatlo tlreplac.u. Underground utilities, walk·ln
cloMJts. Authentic Spani.ah I/Chi-.
tectunt. JUii 1 minute to the-~ From~ Phone 981?·5'06. .. ~
TUSTIN
TUITIN MIADOWI offer lndt·
~idoally styled 2, 3, & '4 bedroom
home$ situated In I pa~ 2 l 3 baths, fireplaces. all tlectrlc
ldlchefls '11fllPl•t• with ,.,,.. end
oven, dkhwashen, ~ dispos:els.
Theta are .iao t~ 1ara-1ttree tlw recreation bulldlrWS. and four .,.,., •• PoOlt.m · sa1. ~ :i:. $21, 995. w.
& '"'-. '71 101.
MaccoOpens
Newest Tract .
When the tubject o f
Southern C a 1 i f or n i a ' a
pheoomenal e c o n o m ~ c
growth comes up. eon-
veraation invariabl)' tlllDI to
the norhast portion ol
Orange County. Hen, tom•
ol America's larpst firms
mairtam headquarters and
production facilities which
employ thousands. And at
title bub of it all i s
Glenbroot-Brea, a 722-acre
master planned community
development by M a c c
Reaky Oompamy. .. • •
Beckman lnstlrumf.f)ts LS
some tine miJee ncrlbwest
o I Glenbroot·Brea. Ap-
proximaUity • five miles to
the south are Hu g he s
Aircraft, H&mt Foods and
the 'Fawling Nortrooics
plant at Fullerton.
other leading firms within
commuting d1sLlnce are:
will have the 'Srta Glen·
brook Club for their ex-
clusive use thi3 y e a r •
Young,_.s, in particular,
will enjoy varied recrea-
tional opportunities.
Facllities at h Bl'ea
Glenbrook Club 1ril range
f r o m a fW.t,y-equipped
FIRIPLACI DIVIDlll LtVINO· ~ l'AMIL Y RooM OF GLRNIROOK·IRIA HOMI f ' . ~l111WI-. Glenbrook-B.rea will even·
tually encompus, a develop-
ment ol 2,200 botnea. Prices
.range from '27,500to133,000
for slngle..tory, two-.1lory
and split level designs.
Homes have three, four and
five bedrooms, two and
three baths. Tber1' are five
floor plans and 15 exterior
desJgne with ltyle and decor
ranging 1rom e<demporary
through 1taUn, Provincjal •
Spanish ,and Mexicm to
Early American •
Five fumi.st>ed, models are
~=~ ·NEWPORtBEACH
communlty living is evident r:l Custom Built with a View! ~
in pUml for Glenbroolc r:l Bayc.mt .. FooVBa V.mw" )loma J:.1
B r e a • 1 thopp.ing-medical r:l by Ivan Wclla A Som. Ioe. I:!
center. r:l QIMllUy SoMthlluul kildm for 44 '"" ~
This new center will' be N N.BW 300 S8"KIES • Flt.OM $63.950 . . hi wru mw•ou HAUoll t.he largett of Us kind m the ~ DOVn SltOllE3 -l&VINB JWfCB a
immediate erea. The 1bop-N i t 111'1 ping~ alone will oover a ayrrrs a :ne ~~ MJi;c:r:g~ N Models at 1842Santia10 Drive, 111'1
r·-r-:L £L__ hi Newport Beach (71-4) 646-1550 lillC
Ffttway. AllVWel' 20 .cres N Dtc0rt11tll ollli furnishf<J by I . H . Bl,.., Scltle .4111 ...W will be devoted tio medical hi 1i11C
and prolegslooal ~CM.
Kraft Foodl, Buene Park;
Dougliae Space S}'ftiems Cen·
ter in BuntialtOo Beadl;
Volt Rubber Company in
~ Ana and Aubooetics in
clubhouse, •wimminl poo~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DMl"by Placi!ntia.
Gienlnok-Brea iii 1oeated
at Imperial Higbwa7 and
AIBoclated Road, Gae mile
eut of Brea Canyon Roed in
UM city ol Brea.
Imperial Hiibway h a I
lonr been ont of tbe main
eut-wut arteriu Jn this
MCtkln of Oranie Count)'.
Soon it will be widened to
four lanea. AJIOC!ated Rold
it slated to become a four-
.lane divided highw17, com-
plete with a land1caped cen· ter parkway.
ADotber ''plus'' iD tierms
of acceuibllity, ia tt>e ap-
proved Orqe Freewa7
which wiB .iiartect the San-
ta Ana Freeway I D d
Pomoaa Freewa7. U p o n
and potting ~ t o
voUeyQall, b a d m in t o n ,
~s and lbaffleboard
court.a. Parka, barbecue pita
and pi~ p'OUDdl Will IUl'·
round the ....
A& · MICCO Realitf Com·
J>81W1 .wit, •' ltu l lt· in
recreatkln le -uempe ol.
the 'total iivine' ooacept on
which Gi.alJNOi Brea la
blMCI. A total community b
one wbklll Cllfel'I every
facility required by111oday•1
modern >vine. And ·ftltee
facWtitl and lel'Vieel ..
eloH to home."
Macco Realty's plan for
tAltal COJDJDUDity living at
compl&tion 1n 1970i it will """'11111•__,_,,,,,,,,,,,lllNI.
not onlJ coantct DOI/bu& The
Orange C 0 U D t 1 wi4h I
Pomona -but Jt will put S 1outbeut Los Angelu prac-!i
tically minute. from Glen· t
brook-Brea via tbe
Rive re lde ·S a llta Ana Fretw.,. route.
But all wwk tnd DO JOJ
it not the nde ol Gieabrook·
BNI, .. • Pince at tlie
master plan in 4 le a te 1 •
Residents of tb.1a commtDty
NEWPORT BEACH
NORTH 8AY HO•H Offer 1
and 2 story homes with 3, '4, 5
bdrms., 2 & 3 blths, lormal din-
in1 & brkfst. nooks, separate fam·
ily rooms with Inside and outside
entrlu, 2 & 3 car aaraaes. all etectrlc kltchef)s. .00 lnsldrlaun-
dry 11'81S. 7200 sq. ft. lots. Buyer owns lot, no leases. $37.500 to
$43,500. From 10% down.~%
30 year conventional loans. Call 54().6971.
ANAHEIM
DILTA HOMISare custom de
signed trl level 3 and • ~oorn homes with family room. dmina room, and are carpeted lhruout.
The all electric kitchen includes
double oven, range, dlshw11her
and disposer. The pool size Jots
have landscapln1, block wall
fencln1 and are convenient to freeways and beaches. $35,()()0..
1§6,000. lO"l down. Call 532· n.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Y°'"'TOWMI-Shields ~lo GPf1*1t Compeny's newest com. munltl In Huf"\tlnaton Beach,
Clfftrl 2, 31 • bdrm. homes W/ 2 & 3 baths. AISO offered are futures such as kitchen & patio pass-~ wfndow, 1lH!lec. l<ltchtn
w I bu lit ·'!'!L ~~~·•• pantiles, belmtd cwiean1I celllnp, ce-
ramle tile. vlnYI tne. B~r owns
land. can C714) 962-4475 .
PLACENnA
CAROUllA CHIT HO•ll Offerina i a. 2 story homes 1n 16 ti.vatlh and '4 floorptans of 3 &
'4 bedroom. 2 6 3 bath desiil\S
All-electric kitchens with built-In
ranie-oven, and dl,hwasher
Kitchen featurq window pass-
tl'lroultl to patio. Separate dlnlnt1 room end family rooms.l will\ 2 &
3 cw~· rrom :>"down.
Phone ~4-tt54.
.
Southe1n California Edison
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The ret11lt of ovllf 60 yurs exJ>f!rience irt buildi11r q11ality
homa toset!in will\ the finl!lt 1l•tl' of reaearcll enaly1tt
ana daalp1ns, la now olfered fOf yout enj07ment in Rancho
La Caett& Jiomu. lta11k JL Ayrt11 and Son
Tfte very newed features for yo((..-C:H\-tnience incl Irving ple111i,. are 11ow av11t1\>f1 fn
Hvntington Beach's finest re1idenc• at ltencho LA Cuesta. Building techniques and pride
in wo~rnanahip acquired cluring thNe cl9Udes ere evident in th.H solidly constructed l
and 4 bedroom, 2 end 3 l>eih homes. Here you will find hugf structural bHms, wood rooft
and ctNtCrete cfriv• •&. MM fieiahecl "-rdw~ cabiltlih anci ball-bHring cfm..er
.tecles.,. fndlceffve of ft.eeHHtiott ...W to detail H. then on. end two 1tory horoes you will k pt0ud to ow.. ~-NOW a..d .. .,. cuhMnilint priyi199e1.
Rancho ha Cuesta·
A SUPERLATIVE LOCATION!
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hunliogton beach
~ta Cbttla 111 HU11linftort
,_. II ,._ 1wo blocb ,,_
1ha OC9lll !n OraJll' eoWst7't
futttJ irowlnt P.IJ.
s.k• Ofict Pkou:
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Builders Eye 1968 With ·Qptimism
llllDlltS ENJOY MILIS OF TRAILS AT RANCHO CAPISTRANO ... .,. .
F:Raaeho Capistrano
••
.; Horse LoVers Find Home .... ,. ' ...
DNVING 01,.ECTIONS:
Tea tl!Nr Oii lattll AM W ..,." O.-ia_., IO I~ lov1ll
on aroolm111SI 19 Model Helllt•. Or
i.-Ille left Oieoe ,_..., .. ._.
l11n1 end Hof1ll to **la.
·area are available for care am boarding d horsee, and
miles ol equestrian nils
proW1e many tnss o{
riding p)easure.
Of course, ~ don't have
to be a bone lover to enjoy
Rancho Capislnno. Olber
recreatiooa:I f ad.lities irl-
clude pi<:nk •ea& in ebaded
groves. a c o m p l e l e 1 y
f\.rnished tile-rooted recrea-
tion bu.ildlillg, two spark:lio-g
•nes, .a dock, and a
saldboat.
U you are a horse lover.
1he surrounding protection
ol the Cleveland National
Fore,,t makm dlh 300-acre
i.si.xl of treea md trails
perf ~ct for riding end tials -
ing horses.
COOllDercialism and in-
dus.1ry are forever blrred
fl'Om this mcient )and. RoO·
mg hills, shaded viales, and
stately Spanl.sh oab \\'til re-
main as tlley have for un-
dreds ol year.s -for the
etemaJ enjoymM ol rancho
OWMrs. And the original
land grant entures that
Rancho ea.>tst:rano w 111
belong to just 133 ownen
71te New 800 Home
Colnmunlty 0..1,,,.,, fo
OPM Up Yow Lite-
...,.. Ofante eount(a meet d"""81o IUOC*lf Jtory le
wtltln ~ of ahTlott .wryone. Thi netting homee
wttlctl i.. captured ttl9 ~l\IUon of new home ~:'*• ere now ewen ....., to o.m. Come today ••• ~ ~ beall1J la ~
lftto ._,, hQftMI ••• • .ianlfted by Wt bulldv1 IMl'lt
of ••••nee ttemped tit l>ronie on ... ry W•thawn Home. To own here la lo own the beet • • • ...
Wtlthaveft today.
Dlatlnotlvt 1 and 2 Story Styljnga
3, 4 and 5 BEDROOMS
2 1nd 3 Beth• • Formal Dining Room•
Ftmlly ~ • 3.C.r Gar1g1• • P•tlo l<ltch•n•
~'31,950
"Th• wuwt year tn our
history ftl 19illt TtllllUe
said, "and 1987 was fOOd but
It looU lib 19811 ls Coil\I to
be about like 1996."
In Oe~M, builders ~
~ebens.lve ~t l8bor costs after currfd con-trect. expire May 1.
"Undoubtedly tqne prices
will g1e> up, " lllid Willilllm E.
Stewart, MC.'%etary ol tbe
Detroit Associat.iu:i 0 f
~ral Oontraobors. '1lt'1 a
vetry trim J:*:ture."
But to most "' h bl·
dustry tbetC Jdl good.
The Na A.a '*ion or Home BuOden t n
W ashil'fl*' fofteast 1 ~43
million housing lbrts this
y~ar. up from 1.3 mllliort
last year.
"Tbere's been a cor6aled
hi~ level ol Wilding despi.te
the FedeNI Reserve's dis·
count increMe, l1qe1.Y d\Je
to the pedup clernand," a
home builders spokesman
saJd . The sirvey 111\o~
that interest 111tea are
heading toward tihoe 8 per-
certt mark In 90me areu.
The hderaJ R e s e r v e
"
booeted its
one-balf percent in a mooey-
tighteoing move at' the
he~ ol tile nation's gold
loas CJ'isis Mardi 14.
This increue io tile len-
ding rete 1be F e d e r a l
Reserve ~ member
bank:s usually shows Up in
tlhe Individual baMs' loodine
Tat.es. 1be d!scooot rate was
raised aga;in af~ the
survey w.as completed.
Some lnduatry 5')0keanan
11.Y pelCe kl VietnM:n would
IJ>lf'k • buldlnf boom ald 1ooeen up mortpge money.
"ff peace I.a tltec~ in
Viettlun, look for a fan.
tastic land boom in SouClhem
Ca.!Uutie," saye Sanford R.
Goodkin, • Loe Angeles real
~ coo3Ultant.
Jctin M. W e t m o re ,
researeb direeb' ol tbe
Mortfaee BM*en Mlod•· tion al America in W~n. -.S peace
would e • • e ~flt military tpealna, Uftklg
IOlne beevy money~ing
chores from lbe nation's
ca(>ltal markets md make
more ~age money
ev.ailable.
NEW HOME CLOSE-OUT
AWAID-WINNIN• lonnie ley Hi9hlncl1 Ho111ea captvre
.... 11ew •OtHllU of Soutller11 c.liforni•. Mocler11 Spenish,
c,nl•l'OPO••ry en.cl R•nch 1tylu with 4 •ncl 5 b.clroonu,
l b1th1, forfftel clinl119 roofftt, ft111ily roOt1111 with wet b•n.
LAHDSCAf'ID MODILS
NOW Ol'HHD ~ l'tlST TIMll
:IO y .. ,. '°""' ., ...... , '""" .. low u '"'" -
MODELS OPEN DAILY -10 a.m. to Dusk
4t0 WI ....... "-9 (.tf 2100 11.U. Tntta Aw.I
-SALES AGENTS-®!~~~=:~~-
HOO I. CHtt Hltllw.Y •71-4JtJ e1ytl1119
*Grand Opening*
The r,oJooial Crattsman's Pride of Wrkmanship
Cmnbinal with Tooays Begarte of Design
· To Bring Yoo
• Huntington Beach's Best Buy
Earry American craftsmen had the right approach to home·
bulldlng. "Bulld It good. Bulld It strong. Bulld It to last." We
took thla as our guide at Yorktowne, and we've bullt the kind
of hom• you rarely aee anymore •.• good, strong, lasting
homes. When the present la considered as "Early American,"
these homea wfll atilt be atanding. Come see why et
Yorktowne.
2, 3 I 4 BEDROOMS -)( SINGLE STORY-TWO STORY
A HOST OF MODERN PLANS AND ELEVATIONS
AWAIT YOUR CHOICE
1 to 5 p.m.
Sunday
All the BHt of
MODERN LUXURY FEATURES!
Patio Kitchen• • Full Kitchen Bullt·lns by
Geffers & Sattler • Clthedrel Cellln111 •
Forced Air Hutlna • Flr991a<:H • Oish-
waaherl • Decontive T,..s
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
,,_$22,995
VA NO DOWN!
FHA.Conventional Flnancina
NEAR THE BEACH• YOU OWN THE LANDI
DltlVINI DIHCTIONS
Tak• the "" Dleco F,..
w1y to lrootchurst St.,
then Soutll (toward th•
ocean) to Constitution
Avtnu1 Ind tht model
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By R•ndal McC•rdle
R..ttor
WhM is • real estate syncU~e? How are they used
here In California? What purpoM do they Mrv•?
H.S.G., Costa Mesa
Let's begin with a definition. My dictionary defines
"syndicate" as "An association of individuals united for
the prosecution of some enterprise." The key in this
definition are the words "individuals united for some en-
terprise."
Let us assume that you know of a property that is
for sale for $80,000.00 cash. It ts vacant Jana in -tbe path
of progress. Growth potentlal is usured. You know it is
an .excellent boy. The problem -the seller wants all
cash. You do not wish to invest $80,000.00 cash. You
have nine friends who are willing to invest $10,000 each
for a one-eighth interest. You have just formed a syn-
dicate.
The above case is an oversimplification, but it does
tell the basic story. Syndication solves problems. The
seller ~ot his $80,000.00 cash. The buyers were looking at
a good parcel of land with very difficult terms. Syn-
dication solved the problem.
We always use and recommend legal counsel to
resolve (in advance) potential situations such as: How
to take title? What if an investor needs cash and wants
to sell his share? What.if an investor dies?
When all possible situations are covered in adv.nee.
the team stays together ••• and they liv~ happily ever
after.
Bonnie IJay
Nearly SoUl.
Bonnie B a y Higblatlds
homes in Newport's Upper
Bay area are one sale away
from the SO percent "sold"
mark it was dJsclosed today
by Hal Pinc.bin of Hal
Pincbin & Auodates, ex-
clusive aalel ~·
~ four and five-bedroom
models in one and two-stroy,
as well as a popular tri-
level, are a devefopmeot of
West.em Land Sales Co.
Doney R. Fick is buil:der of
the gold medallion award·
winning homes.
Bonnie Bay Highlands i•
located oo Wlndward Lane
off Tu.st.In avenue between
21.t and 22nd ltreets with
model• opeo daily from 10
.... to amiset.
Second Unit
Readied at
Ocean wood
ever ioc:nallnl ltl'wn el room. wblda II _,..,.._ ~ vis1ton and prwpedlve drt ~ w tia
buyerc to .. de~ two...,. ...............
In receot weelm, work has » ~,......, IW ,..
been speeded up on both tbe completloa .,_... • Iii
sales oftke and modeJ ...... 'bJ .. I a ml I 1 .
bomel wlMl the.., atflce Bon91r, a. _. c• ..
in opentbt .... Gal tint ,,..,., Ja • ,,...., "'
ti.me duriDI .. z.... ... time ti ,. ~ •••
weekend. Tl'le modll homt9 tbt baytt bll a 1 re • t 1
haw ... been oompl9ted dNrmlDld .. 1lielt ..
a.ad .. .,. belal Ciwa ulllle .. Ir* b
fiaat blebel for t.e ...... fllntly'• flldtw.... .... opeamg next ,..etend. ..,.. ... -,., of eoira, ..
Yorktowne ii beJDC built redellped 09W the ~
.by Shieldt Deyejoplneot Co.. .. the ..... "' • ,...,
and will compriH tome fi ~·
homes. Allo a v a i la 'b le •
The rellOD for the public YGI'~ _.. hGIDM eoa· im.ere.t in ._ mw com· hd. .. ~..... to .a..-.._..... muni .... Sbfe)ila -""a.-.t, ii -..... up _. WUl'OOIM, ·~ WA~ Jn one and two««y ltyJ..
beeauae Yori1owlle 11 ac-nas.'.L.. rancias. ill prioe ti... tua1l7 tbe rt9liJt of a Mtiet $22,M
ol t:rllaulthe IUl'"1I ccm-Another popuiar ......
ducted amooc bu1ert to find feature, 1b1I one already
. out r preference regsdiog proven at earlier Shields'
sU.e. and ltylingl and price developmeutlS, is the famed
r8¥g:· net result of the Patio Kitchen, with ita lar&e
0 .. ~.., Ar and convenient sliding wm-cean wvuu, an moor surveys, Shields said, is a dows giving direct ~s to
Development Co. project o( ~up of well·p~ homes the hospitality bar on the UNSPOILED, SECLUDED .
lot·Une dwellings at Atlanta m the moderitte price raq~. patio. Family rooms ~ ad·
Av«We and Mapolla S1reet oltering a great. v~ aid jacent to the k 1 t c be n . 2Yi to 3 acre nncho sites amid the
in Hunttnaton Beach 11 nmnber of ~etl ·, f o t aeparated b bmd k --~--'-of Cle ·-•-..1N readying ita second unit ol featuret, and Wiii . in-Y a :fre "* 5--UllA9 VC&iUIU adonml Forest
homes after sales ot more novatioos recommeodect by :-be.,...,~ aie.:n • :;! Doop ii a. p91t cm ..-Sa Qswete, ..r Ncwpcrt
tbao '1.4 mlllkm in the first prospective buyen. An Jn. enter:talllment ~ for of the CleTelad Madoul Belch. OalJ 23 ac.enic miles ~ terMmi reveleallon, he both bma1 er ialclnDal ~ liua m.cn *9111 of ftoa Saa Jan Capistrano.
. I.cry Armour president Aid, waa the popuJaity of a ~ Jndocr~ rclf:iq JdJk, Wlm ftllilJll llld lmcbo c.pm ... .rte. 1re
R Cr -·~ of Ille homebuildiJ:IC Inn, ~home, a deeign ~ is enhanced sr-yaJld9bon•RmllM> pdced from se,cm to Sla.m>, • 8 W !Ord N.ld bu 1 e rs prmclpaBy that bas been owrloobd in tbrovgb h U1e of the m,e ~ V•tr•c ... oltbe tmu 10" don. U -~a. came from tbe H~ new b(fte ~ of slidiQg i1ale doon leading Natioul Pbr'elt recrutiron .-. ~~
T Bea ....; wMb a tAJtal ol late. ~ a N!lult, Yotktowne frun Che fanily room to tbe ltretch In every direction, • SCENICDIUVl!: Take a~
Anlbebn aad Gerdel Grove available in s e v e r a J patio. . emmen -o~ne u er to tee the fabled twallan of Op Seller .JJ. Loal Beach. for:rance, DOW offers IUCh a plan, Gov t d b ff uuni
were tn ........_.. ..i.-.__ .a:~.,-.Jl Y<>rttowne Ml 1ocatied on ap1lllt populatioQ ad com-Million Sa Jun r......._,.,.
MS .,. .. __ .:;L Rola QoawJ«d al 1be Pao-uid --,.._, "" w.>..i.u.1.'Wve exteriors, and the ea6t aide of Brookhurst mercialen~nt. theneastanHwy.7.;;:;fo&; • '"'' ...,.,.... ..._, aero.a 1ab•hhha of oCe..tfood .la one Clf ti. this partieu1w model Ave. opposite CooatituUon RancboClpistranowillbeloq tbclipto~~
Wt recently movfd here from back Mlf. Then, W9
had mottqagff, Here you have trUtt ..... Whet It •
trust deed? What is the difference between • mor'te.
and • trust deed? Why does CalffwnN UM t,,.t ....
Instead of mortgag .. ?
A trust deed i• • marveloul lnltrument m.mndae> w.a. .... Lee ,,.. 1IOt fl r It ~ ... -Av~ .iQ Hu D t 1ngt0 D to juat 133 ownera, in /•• You'll be welcomed I
tured in California to htlf the botMOwner and the m. ...,,.. wa cm1y WlmiDC t.tcimlJJ 1a11t e11en W.llDt Di · •d d 3impi.. &ch ot tho 21 tb vestor. many statu do no ~1e11 this ayatem, and tbe tm Boollle ot ibe v.. ~ :with t ll e VI en BUSINESS AND 3 aero aitea ii cloued aad
property is purcbuect through m.__ 9f a mortgage. ...n -M allo ~eel ~of file dftlllngs accessible to utilities and
The mortgage is quite inflexible, ancJIWrtout problems the 1Wbe n moa -.. rt:m111n1D1 t n tradMlonal n~lared PROFESSION"l pied roed. AJldM S.,..W-
were encountered during the depreJ&lon in both fint and 90ld ln 198'1. , ~r, slid Armour. ~ GUIDE Olb IWI lltlllld ca moet GI dliie second mortgages. QoawfGrd c:mne to Walker 'lbe bOmes,.wtai one w.n a1ie.. Tiu. ,ma.. preaene. However, fegillatlon in Calilornla introduced the and Lee in hlnarJ lM1 u built on the Jot line to gift Dtreet.on of Kaufman aact .__w.;;. _____ _,I 011Ce eold, eaa aenr be
trust deed as a means of conveying real estate. The truat a salernml, but by Sep-flmWes tbe ue of a ~ BroM, IDc., ba'ft declared e MAfTIESSES e dllpllcat.4.
deed, like a mortgage, la used to reeot'd transactions tember he ftl namM tr<>-and Wide llde-yard, feature .. f7tb c o n s e c u t i v e At 1tancJao CllpilCn9o JOQ'I
in which real property ii Ul8d 11 security -there the Jed mm.aw. Since that an elllK~ hi&'l .teei-r• ..... 11 ~h divid«Mt of MAnRISSES eaJoJ-*' lecluioo for a
similiarity ends. Under a=•· tb• bol'rOwtr or dMehwPlllDa_..Jpro-forced and dd . .,,.... ll elilbil per common allare 80.&ft· .,...ft.Ag-JldiDlte heme, tho beauty of
owner retains title to ~ p and mtrel1 pltdltl Jed ... Mid • MWIC• of wall Oil one aide. ,.,.._ Mii)' 10, 1988, to .,.... .... two prime, .uam-fed Jab1.
it as a security. lour boulet a 1' • t k · .. To our mowledet." .ad ..._lbolden ol record Aptll Olilll .._ .,.._ 0.. atemperatoyear-roundclimlllit
Under a trust deed, there are three parties involved Crawford alone IOtd 601h Armour, "Oceauwood 11 the 30, 19158. • .. ....,... ..., • 3300ft. elevatica. and 30-
-the trustor (the owner), the beneficiary (the man who boutesbim tbein 1~~ to win only development wt11l 11111 Donald Kaufm•. co-Uberty 1·1303 .... 1CC11mtDCOlltalncro-
1ends the money) and the trustee (the man who retaine ciov-nard. c h a r • e tmatk:. If tbe lotmder ot Ile boulinC flnn, ldl:a • X..-. Dim PUat,
title until the deed is paid oH). Crawford lh• in 1he Gl'dtnary builder ..,... to II-WM elected to the new poll-e UPHOLSTllY e
Trust deeds should always be recorded \o secure a Orante County UM .--w.c ••le*-... lt 1'0U1d U. J1f V.ioe ~ ~ tbei..-.... -------.1 Wlllt tit os he. ilwllt..S btocbae.
pr<mlissory note signed by the borrower or truator wlfe Ciro\ and bi1 two boys ccet tl,000 or mort. Thia boerd. •bas ~ as a lllCID CIPllTlllD which states the amount owed, the rate of1tnterest, thl. K;~:-:. o;!: t j t 009t 1•, llrYtd tbe ibuyera, ecqtlv•,"·'Wke presideta and MeSI Upllolsfety · amount and method of f>eyment. the date payments are completed banQer 1 ua ClvinC tiltm th • u -director solnce the com·
to be made, the l~h of time covered by the note. and wttll a rec;,_~ ol = ~~:Jl 0~ = =:~9:7~ UMrtv 1·4711 ~4S?O'CampuaDrive,Suile2.Newportleach,Calif.9WJo
any special clames. pon full payment of the piombory ,117 mftb dolllra 1 n .....i ... , ... -a.-..... e 1 n d .-. •• r e ... 1 • c t e d D ..w.Gn &11. · ~714) .s.16-7143 ~
note, the betreficia.ry (or lender) will request the truatee volume sales ~r.•-:--"""'-~of the .:.....:d.
to reconvey title to the trustor (or borrower). =====·=·=====================uvcc=·=============================~ IDITO•'S NOTll ...... L ~ It I "'81 ,......., ~If t11e ... r
lshllft. Nd ,,.,..., If ... lllWM It... M.-...,_ If ........ 1M I
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New Unit Starts Soon
,
At Marina Capistrano
The Sant-McCarthy Com·
pany, buildera of the Marina
C.pis$:rano subdivision in
San J'uan Capistrano are ex-
pected to announce shortly
plans for the start of con-
airuction in Unit II, AC·
cwdiDg to Gordon Brat1,
sales manager at t b i s
development.
In tbe meantime, be con·
tinued. we are rapidly sell-
ing the few r e m a i n i n g
homes in Unit J, including
the Model Home$ a n d
furniture wb1ch we are of·
feTi.ng at reduced prices
during a special close out
sale commencing on March
2nd.
These _.. one and two
story homes with tnree or
four bedrooms and includes
two otthe new "Inner Space
Models" whJcb offer up to
2,eoo square feet ot living
area with formal dining
areas, cal!ledraJ ceillnga,
balcoGles .md many other
UDUtUll cuttom feeturea.
Allo lnduded ... wall to
wall carpetmg. drepet, front
yard llndtcaptnc a• 41
&prinkler IJMnl, M well U
rear yard fenctnc.
All of the Iota have wide
frontage which perm.kl NII'
ymt aoceas for boat and
camper tt«qe.
~arina Cap.,treno l I
locNd near the Southl&MI
newett nnall er.a marina,
Dana PoU. Harbor, Whk:b 11
now unch!r construction and
ahead of tcbedule. When
completed, this new marina
will accommodate over 2,000
small craft, as well at pro-
vide extemive facilities for
boat reper a n d main-t e n a n c e , motel and
restaurants, 1 w i m m i 11 g
beacbet 8lld ~ plat·
form on tbe breainrater.
To reach Mar i na
Caplttrano from the Santa
Ana or San DJeao Freeways,
take the Oapbtrano ~aeb
turnoft, turn ript on Pacific
Coast Hlpway to D el
Obtspo Stnet, ho rilbt OD
Del Obispo to C4lnino J)e1
Avion and d:len rilbt to
model bomel. wtdcb are r..,~1 from 11 A.M. u-
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The Judge Who Look~d for James Kidd's Sodl
B1 M. CAllOL 8E'TZELL
On May U. 1948, Jamee Kidd, a
pump man b the Ml am i
(Florida) Copper Company, drew ha
lut pay check, lbook the and cl the
Slmsblne State out of llil lhoee. and
'1JrDed bll face West for a bit ol pro-
SPeCtillf in Arizona.
·A little OVf!r a year later he vanbh-
ed. People w1lo bed mitt the lonely old
man oil and on at the Pboentx YMCA,
where be lived a cold-eoup uiltence
when llOl prospecting, & r ad u a 11 y
became aware that t!\ey bad not teen
him f~ tome time. 'Ibere WU DO COi'·
pus deBdi: there wu limply no
Jamet Kidd.
qWlljlr of a milllon dollars 1n .tocks
and cub ~ With the an-
nouncement in Che press the deluge of
appUcanta lot the fortune wu on! -A1 word got 1round, the number of
claimanta mounted. John H. and Berma a. Kidd. of Oltarlo, Canada.
turned up, dec1arlnS tlley were
lrocbera " tbe decea.ied. Mr1. Elyse
Kidd in New York huatled down to
Phoenix to file a petition clalming half
the M.atie 11 widow of the departed.
She said lhe and Kidd had been mar·
rled in Mexico 1n·19S7. Two women in
Wisconsin claimed they were sisters.
and that Kidd bad deserted them and
their dear mother in 1917.
manier blck.ed ap b.11 nautioa by
leavin& with the Clel'k of the ~ a
tnntJ'·ft"-dollar ~t towlll'd the
center. "'nle center/f be aald, •tWOWd
constdy rUlndJe tbt tOGJ of
mankind, '° that each will enjoy paee
of minct Md 1oal .ad generate ~
creative tbou&IJt and UmelJ eoo-
1tructive action to as to build peace
8.IDOl\I men and nations." It wu .a
hard lint to reaet. but Judge M.Yu•
somehow managed.
THE NEXT CLAIMANT went into
visual devices to support hls approach
to aoul IWy. A pbllosopby and
psychology instructor. he let out a ca
of spaghetti, a television aet. three ap.
pies, three oranges, and a bead doll of
Popeye·• sweetheart. Olive Oyl. He
statlld that the braJn ls Ute a piece o1
electrified meat, a computer. which
like a can of apaghettt, consists ot lollg
added. 0 becauM .... 1Gdd .....
to have a 1pirltoel demcmtratioa in
the court -pedl.api1 evee materidze ID the body,"
LUDWIG G. ROSECRANS. an
Ariiona told miner. clabud lpecial
tnowledf• ot the bwnaa aou1 tts'oogb a revelation that "tbe whoJ. wwJd
went mad.in 1950." He pointed out t!\at
"aomeUU1 catldysmic happened to
bumank:lnd in 1950 wtUdl ~ tbe
balance of man's mind. It was as
though evil or wror or negatlviam had
broken loose in the WO!'ld without
rutraint and Sood bad depvt.ed."
~. Jean Brlgbt, a Callfornia
bou9eWife, baled ber claim OD the COD•
tact she maintained with a dentist
friend who had dJed in 1963. Sile con-
nned with her friend vla the
~~~ation·answer method, 1he ex-f!.aiDed. When ahe uked him a ques-
A ~ from Prfacnoo, N.-
Jeraey, l.Df crmed the c:oart that
French PresidMJt Ow1ea de Gaalle
was the re.incarnattan ot Napoleon..
But thlJ utraNDIOry l*'Ctpeloa fail.
ed to win him tbe fortune.
The blJbop cl the Onarcb of Antioch.
from Tbocnand ou.. Califor'Dla,
•bowed bla tnowledgt ol the aous by
reportinf that man cam. to earth 2
million years ago in Oyin& aaucen. Be
claimed to have apokea to tbe
navigator of• spaceahtp In Malabar,
Caillorn.la, Jn 1949. He relaUd that in um be had been blinded in an ac-
cident. "But," be said, "a bob' betnf
appeared to me in the 'inner plane'
and told me that I would have bealiat
from my blindness." Two weeb later
the minister received b1I aiehl again.
The "holy l>eing," he said, also told
him about the uistence ot the soul
and o~ thing.a conceui.og the mind.
hardly rule eaneeming the ••' • ce
o( a aoul Had ha betD able to 4o IG. be
could have avo6ded titting tbroqtl ODe
of the long~ trials in A.irioaa bfMJ.
Mardi t th111UCb the mlddJit of Oc-
tober, a trial •blch 'cost ~ tax-
pa1en an eetimated SJ,0,$00 ID eoUrt
opens.es.
Judge Myers' dedsklo. banded 4owa
on October •. 1967, after beariDC 131 clahm, ltated In part:
A dteade jogged by and Kidd was
forgotten. Then in May of 1968 an
ArizcM ettate tax oonun.blioner
received notice of 1t.ocka preeumed to
ha-ve been abandoned. Fur1ber in-
vegtlption ~vealed asaetl in more
than one bank under tbe DllJle of
Jamel Kidd. And a 1afe deposit boX,
~ wbm officially opened. discloe-
ed a handwritten will nestling amid
sheafs of stock recelpta.
.. 'NI is my first and only will and is
dated the second day ln January
1948,.. the ac:rubby bit of paper an.
nounced. "l have no heirs, have not
been married in my Ute, and aft.er all
my funeral expenses have been paid
and $100, one hundred dollars to some
preacher of the gospel to •Y fanwell
at my grave, aell all my property
wbkt ls all ln cash and stocU with E.
F. Hutt911 Co., Phoenix, some in aafety
box, &Del have Ulla balance money to
go in a researcti or IODle ldentific
proof of a soul of the humm body
which Jeeves at death. I think in time
tbere ~n be a photograph cl aoul leav-
ing the human at death. James KJdd."
Judge Myer. settled himself foe a
looi sJege ; and the letters aod peU·
tiOfW rolled in. each applloant certain
be would qualify in some way for the
old miner's fortune. or offering advice.
The correspondence came from all
ovet the WU"ld: nearly one htmdred of
the letters were written in foreign
languages, and moet of them in
longhand. There were eigtlty-seve.n
letters from lndla, forty.seven from
Germey, twenty-one from Canada,
tweoty from South America, and six·
teen from France.
A ••lllt, • flOf ••ti • ICOtlNIR toltlt • ..,.,rrl ... hatr
.i,..~ p11t in Mu for Jab S250,000 atflte •••
ClaimantJ continued to appear. Earl
W. Johnaon breezed tn from nowhere
apcning a long white beard and told
newsmen be wu born dead but was
brought to life a little while lat.er.
"I'm just going to tell the judge my
story.'' be said. "If he doesn't believe
it. that'• b1a problem." The judge
didn't believe it. The white beard said
be dldnt want to win Kidd's money
an)"tay. He added tblt be waa the
"only sane person seeking to win the
fortune of James Kidd. I've got a
certificate (trom an lllaane asylum) to
prove that I'm sane."
"Omsidering the language fl the
Lut wm · and Testament al. the
deceued • a whole, it wu b la-
tmttoo aod desire cl the deceued 1bat
the residue and remainder ol hi4
e.si.te be uled f« the parpoae ol
reteatch ~ch may lead to ..-rt•
llCientific proof of a soul of the i:b-
dlyidual human which leavea tbe bod1
at death . . . It i1 incumbent on tbe
court to ensure that the residue and
remalndec ol. the estate of the deceu-
ed be used in sucb a m81UlC' u to
benefit mankind as a whole to the
greateat degree possible ..• 'l'hil can
be best accomplisMd by the diJtrtbq,.
tion of tbe aaid Nods for the~
of research 'Mlich may lead to IOml
scientific proof of a soul of ttle
individual bu.man Which leavea the
body at death . . .
01'lTllE MARGIN cl t.he will &11 ad·
ctitiolial acribble states tbert wu
"sOJ'Qf cash in Valley Bank eome in
B-anlCAmerica, L. A. Cal."
It ·llOWlded like a simple enough re-
quest ~ut It posed • neat problem for
Saperlor C.ourt Judge Robert L.
Mym. of Maricopa County, Arizona,
who bed to decide precisely what
woWlt be ln'tolved bl reeeercb ol the
type Kidd had Indicated in tu will. . It ,.... learned that the eltat9 ol the
old pi'OIPICtor amounted to mer)1 a
ONE APPUCANT, claiming to be
Saint Mark, writer ol the secood
Goepel, telephoned the judge. Re an·
nounced ~t be was two people and,
by virtue of that. was well quallfied to
c1aculs the human soul. The judge in-
quired tartly, "From whidl cloud was
be calll.ng 7 "
From San Diego, California. Prof.
James T. Mullin, chairman of the
research committee of the California
Parapsychology Foundation, Inc., sup-
ported hi• petition by suggesting that
bis group would uae a combination of
machine• and human mediums to
detect the "departing 1001." 'nle pro-
fMIQ' offered to conduct studies of the
lower lann1 of life in order to
detenn1ne if they bad souls, if that
would help his case. Hls machine
would be besed on a 1927 model built
by an Indian scientist.
An apartment houae manager from
Santa Monica, California, 1u&aested al
Ilia c:laimantl join him and use the
Kidd JD<10e1 to build • James Kidd
SoUl ScHnce Reteudl Center. 'I'be
tiben in a red aoup. It b not capable
of self-thought bot hu to be motivated
by the mind. or 90411.
When Mrs. Nora Riggins, o f
Branscomb. California. appeared on
the stand to present her case, the au·
dience edged forward In their aeata. "I
have s't t.ogeth~ in cosmic confer·
ences with the Lord of Karma," she
told the court, "and be has shown me
the disuter that could be if Mr.
Kidd's will isn't followed."
But if the audJence expected
anything occult to happen in court. it
waa doomed to di.sappoinbnent. Not
that Mr. Kidd didn't try. Mrs. Riggins.
whose petition wu denied, lattt con-
fided to newsmen, "Mr. K i d d
wlllspered over my lhoulder in the
court, and told me, 'Things aren't
world.Ag out.• By this be meant that
tbe apirltual condit.iOns weren't right,
and that my case was ~ing adversely
affected because ot it. There were too
many negative forces in t h e
courtroom. hindering the aplrttual
communications. lt'a a pity, too," abe
Voice• ~er the Water
Sailors' Link With Land
Frem PTM,
Padfte Telepltne Mapdat
A pleuure craft brew up at eea.
The bm'led Sunday aft«noon akipper
rad* • desperate .. ~ ," llll!IJ
d1ve1 overbocd •.•
A lf9i1cr on a troop atdp retu:raing
from VWnam pl.le• a calf t'cm mn.
out fn the ocean to ~ ltatel:lde
11ft.tbeart • • • .
The tmennedlary in aD tlU ii the
marine operator, a lady who may not
know fore frcm aft or pert from
atarboilln! but still gett the job done
for those wbo work or play on the
water.
KOO. the downtown Los Angelt1
marlDt office, bandlel calla from a.bipa
oU the cout frcm MorTO Bay to the
Me~n bard«. Anobr marine of-
fice In Oatl.MJd 1erv• the waters off
the Northern Cllifomia COlllt uliDC call
letten KOE for Eareta and KL8, San
J'ranebco. Hlgh MU calll ll'e
8l'll1"lftd by Oatlmd ~ ators with
the call lett.en KMI.
WHEN A UGBT flalhea m the
mariJle board, it can -and olteu does
-mean lmtant exclteme~ KOU
operator Osa Hart remembers a call
she t\lok one evening from a young
skipper wbo calm}y aaid "This it an
emergency .. and asked f« the Ooa.st
Guard. His boat ,.... breakin& up.
"l made the CCDDeCtioD and ootifted
a company ted:Wcl.an and m y
.uperviaor to lllten oo the line. our
~ocedure in emergencies," says Osa.
''lbe C0Mt Guard WU trying to pin-
point bi• location somewhere near San
Nico)as bland, in the Santa Barbara
ammtl. and Mked me to keep him on
the line u long as I could. But the
yoong man then broke tn to ~ that
be and hit compeni.on were gdoa over
the aide.
"IT TURNED OUT they were 14
milea from the i.sland. instead ol the 10
they reported. It was nearly three
hOla'I before a Coast Guard spotter in
an 91npblbk>u1 plane reported a thin
beam of light far below in the water.
It wu the man who had radioed. bo1di.n« & flashlight. The other pertOD
.t>ovd wasn't fOUDd."
0.. ~ b-1 wondered bow she
would ttact in an e m e r c e n c y .
"Adaally, I wu calm until it was
over; then I broke up."
MARINE OPERATORS appreciate
the be1p they get from large volume
callera, aays Nelda. When the radlo
opsator on a troop ship a day's voyace out to sea cootacts • marine
operator with a list of calls for points all owr the United St.ates, It's a big
help ff tbe area codes are included.
"W• ftQd they art very much on their
toe1 in th1I rupect, ·• she says. All
calls from rovernment ships are col·
lect and lf the called party is not at
home. the marine operator arranges
to try the call later.
A apecla1 ae:rvice of KOU la Cttannel
Watch. On weekend and holiday morn·
ings from Memorial Day to Labor
Day, vessels in the area between Los
Angeles and Catalina report to the
marine operaton on temperature,
visibility, wind direction and velocity,
and sea conditions. This inlonnation ls
simultaneously recorded by one or
m<re radio stations in Loe Angeles for
hourly broadcasts from 7 a.m. to noon
-a public service for all boating
e:itbusiasta in the area.
Marine operators sometimes go
beyond the caU of duty. Mrs. Bette
Trombley, now a supervl.sor. bandied
a call from a sailor retu:rnlng from
Vietmm to a pay telepbooe in a col-
legie dm-mitory. It was a collect call, of
course, and the girl at the school tried
desperately to round up enough
c.1a1Dge to pay for the call. Finally. she
came back sobbing, unable to get the
required amount. Bette. a mother or
P.igbt, bll~ the call to her own home
t~lepbone so the sweetheart& could be
united.
"Well," she shrugged, "I ha~ a
l roU\et tn the Marines who bad just
come from Vietnam and another
brother was in the Navy. I guess you
could just say I'm a ctiet, when I'll'
happy or when I'm sad."
-----------o.r M .. l• s-l'r...at~ ----------·
' 'I LEFT MY HEART IN IN-DI-ANA • • •
they rot up there." he uked l he
atitwardea nervously. "five 1$.
7eu-olds!" ... And there's Pa n
Am11 Ken Alhby, .00 went out to
play 10.lf OD • recent stopover in
New Delhl. lnd.la a.nd found himaelf
wttb etiht caddiu for SU5. 0 n e
carried bis be&, four ran ahead to
acart off Ult monkert who steal
ballt. and the ottier lhrM shooed
111ake1 eat" the rO\llh. Ken dldn't
aboot 111\tcll of a aeon: "l tried to kttD lft1 eyt on t.be ball, but with
all ihoae otMr thlnp Sotna on ... ·•
A'ITY. MELVIN Btlllicolt, upoa recelwtu a bill fOr _. f r o m
hia U·wlft'a laW'Jtf, Jilek Bmnan: ··no tM bell doet a.. tblU be 1f-
Kf!tt't.. . . • Sip tpottld 0. •
...ad lrUtk In s. Jtle: "God la 1be Amlftrf I Call 3"1Mlll. If •
........ u1l ~1 ... All~
!a .no.a .......
OlllQ'E'ITlt SUUUl"J ol t. ......, Bf1l ... ...ochlced •
tblr'9 ID a.era...: ··~
WM tC ... C8I iftii' July J.
. ,. . . . .... ,
uno. unless they have ignitions that
don't turn off the motor, unless
the key is removed." Whet wrote
that. Cuey Stengel? ... Monopoly!
Joe Kurn, owner of Meaders
Cleaners. ls bulldlnf a spaghetti·
mit·meat sauce par~ called Lot·
gl'a, rllbt am)O tbe ltrttl. "Since
half tbe suits I clean have cravy
staJna." he e:xplalnt, "I fllur"t I
mJgbt u wen S'llJIPly the Cf•V1 my.
sell."
f"UN 6 NAMES: Don't miss the
Ptnlnsula 1'1Mrtl SocielJ'a an.
nual pmty. Tbe rOMt cbicb11 din·
ner wW be ca.te'9d bf "our fmnd ad m..._., .. Mn. W1Dt Grana
•.. llMl tbe ~of Ttam-
dlr Local•'• Health lad Wtlfare
pncnm: Bob Sick • ' • Doo't '° &W'11: Mia Word ttDa 6:tlonarles
at a downtOW1l dl!putmeat •tart,
Dr. aod Dr. Bea"' nm Ute Merced.
Calif. m...UC:al cllnlc. ud amona
tllllt Tolan-. at McCart1>1 bdqta.
Jil Pu Alto an Mn. IDllf L • • r ...... a.ta~ ... °'-'· ,_ca,..,..
tion he would either nod or shake ber
bead. Sometimes tie would also move
her facial muscles and sometimes
muscles in her legs. ''He contacts me
through my entire nervoua aystem,"
she said. Her friend had •ll'eed to
demonstrate the WJUsual method of
communication in court. "He wants to
prove his existence so tbr..t bis family
will know be bu survived," she ad·
ded.
For the demonstration Mrs. Bright
stuffed her ears with specially made
plugs and placed a whirTlng hair dryer
over her head. Mrs. Bright's mother
assisted by aslcing a number of simple
questions. The court dismisaed her
claim when four of the twelve an·
awers were WTong.
A MAN FROM South Bend, lndiarui,
came forth with the d e s i r e d
photograph ot a departed soul -in
fa<:t. Kidd 's soul! He told the court
that Kidd bad drawn his own image in
the picture with India ink during a
eeance.
. .
EVEN A DEAD DOG got into the
proceedings w~ Mildred B. Probert,
of Denver, Colorado, a.bowed up 1ritb
reports of communication with ber
departed "Wee Missie," • clarvoyant
Bost.on terrier. "When a human
claims clairvoyant powers, they may
suspect a fraud.'' she said. "But when
a dog bu this power. nobody can Jay
it ls a fraud." Mus Probert had come
to Phoenix tblnk.ing the Kidd case was
eome kind of contest. she said. But she
tbooght she'd have a try at it anyway,
even if It was a "legal matter."
Amid all the jangle of cla.lm, peti-
tion, demoooetr~tion, of a u r a s ,
poltergeisl3. mediums. a D d ex-
true.nsory 1peciallst1. Judge Myers
steered a careful course. As a
representative of the State, be could
.·.
"Such research can belt be done m
t2le combined fields of medical
science, P1Ydllatry and psyd\oioa
and can best be perform«l and car-
ried on by the Barrow Neurological In-
stitute. Phoenix, Arizona."
THE INSTITUTE, which h a
researeb ci-ganlution of St. JOMPb•e
Hospital, pr o v i d e 1 care for
neurological and neuromrl'!l'J pa-
tienta with an eighty-seven-bed Md:ion
at the hospUal. It bas neuroloa end
neurosurgery residencies and con-
ducts research with ' ' h I g h 1 y
automated laboratories and •
re~arcb staff which is internationally
recognized." The institute will me a
"full and complete report" with the
court each year, describing how the
money is went.
Judge Myers' decision ii currently
be1ng challenged before a higher
court. Whatever the outcome, the
judge can't lose: be is still 1traJaht.en·
ing out his bulgin~ stamp coDec:tioo.
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What a Hippie Calls Home
But Orange County ls Found 'Not Receptive'
BJ DA VJD B. BROOKS
A "blPrff type" stood 011 the corner
thumhlnC a ride. I stopped and be got
in.
Are you a hlppie?
"No. I don't think so.'' be said, rub-
blnc hls three-day growth ol beard. "I
don't know. man."
An you a part of the imderground?
"I ,uess to."
Wbere ve you people banging out
these days?
Hippie typea are all over the Los
Ancelet area but they do find some
)OcaUona more attractive than otbers.
Cleaf'.art geographic boundaries and
dJatlDctioos among bippiet. tbose
belonging to the underground move·
ment and the averace Southern
OalJf omian an uften d1fflcult to
eatablilb. Tbe underground movement w nol'Ved out of the hippie move-
ment, accordlnc to GD Tywn, an employ" ot the Los Angeles Free
Prell. HJ.wk types are attracted to the nltbt llf• on U,. &mMt Strtp. Tbey
1aJ\u Oft FalrfH Ave.. homt of the Wider~ n e • •pa P • r • , tbt
eJYC!bedeJlc Free Pr•U Bookstore and
ltDDO, _, Clnttt'• Dellcateasen.
TM7 bold •·Im in Grtmtb Park.
n.y lift .. Laurel CaQJOD, Topansa
CIQdG. 8llvtr Lale amd Venb.
"JllPPIS TYPD muat. for obvlOUI
,...... Im 1D ..... ....,. the lUt
of UYtiil ... IOGMWUl lower' ud Wflere tbt1...,_.. .. ~ ..... T>'•
ulct. ~ ....... ~ ... Sob w1111t....-: .._..._..UCLA 11 a
~ ~ ii Diil neepUve"
.. :.~-I tl'~t.wtq. lt ............ ...--m...tbe
lllMrt ol Lii Aalf'R, tllll .. uaq tl )l
.. tbet ~~.Will~··· .,.,_111»a .... eftlll .._ .. tbe =" ...... ,,, ... d . ............. Loi ~-··'*'$1J1•:-f0f
wdll nM• •·
"The majotity are 1eWng hipmes
back to the hippies," Tyaon .ud.
.Uld.ng local residenta about the presence of hippie types can be
fruatrating. In Venice, a few blocks
from the ROM Ave. beach, an antique
store has a sign In the doorway which
reads: "No One In 8.-efeet Permit-
ted." An elderly lady alts In an easy
chair. reading a pocket novel.
IS 111AT SIGN In the doorway
aimed at the bippiei?
"No, I don't have any problems with
hlpplea. It'• a tndltion, we've always
had It out tbue."
Venice la a pthering piece for hip-
pies, isn't lt!
"No it lan't. We don't have any more
of t.hem bere than any other place."
Tbeo wbo is the tip aimed at?
Angrily, "To tNP out barefooted
people wbo •e dirty and filthy. I don't
want them amelllng up tb1a place."
Aren't you dtacrlblnc the blpplea?
"I don't know. l'vt never seen one. I
leave them aloae ud U.., leave me
alOne."
The fad la ~ Vcntce Ml become
one of the m*" &•tbtrtD.I places for
hlppM ~·· A. • resuJt.: teD.l}on& be.tweee p1 opetty OW1M!l'I ad btppjea
are mountnot and recentlJ ~sal&ed ln more than '1$ ureata.
BOWEVD, lD V..Uce one mu.It utt
care in •'ecttna O'tole to b9 claulfled u hlPl'it 11Pea.. 'l\ert 1rt JOUDI men
with loq IWr an4 bt.ard• -obv\ou1ly
llJpple • t.ypts. ~ are 1omac sirla without ahota wteiq ll n u 1 a a I
dadUS: -..., 1 bliff types.
Tbmt ..... ,....... ... tb'ul~ fiata =-.to thttr fJel:ron and tau~
Mticoell a flW IM too larp
-~ ••• litlMtblq?
OD Cbl beicb bl Vmlce, old mea lft
lr'09l2 .-t tablet Pla.Yina Carda.
:'l'bly lpplat lo be ntind; but tbeil
.. -i mOlt aalpM ""' retlred? 8otDt hippie tJ"8 II Vub are 10 ~ .... ...,Ned .. be eadl da,
for ht MIP ad Mad... Tlae food la lf'ililt»d bf tbe btppift• vase.
Survival Committee, accoa dhtC to
Mn. c.arol Berman, a spokesman.
MIGRATION may settle ~ qu•·
tlon ol wbo or what is a hippie t,pe Ara
VenJce. Tyson Nid the hippie types
may soon be leaving Ven.Ice for Echo
Park, becauae of ttie pressure bein&
appUed by the Venice ~lice Depart.
menl
Tyson, a former hippie, Mid t.be hfp-
pie movement is young people search-
ing; a time for ezperimentation-
throu&t> drugs, meditation and pover· ty.
"It started as a pare rnovemat but
I think it is almost exhausted toda1, ..
be aaid. "Today It includes man7 wbo
are just long-haired kids ...
In contrut, the underground m~
ment is political, be aaJd. "It i.Ddudea
many middle clus, I i b e r a 1 in-
tellectuals and has become more_ (Jr~
tJcal and realistic tha tile h1ppie moveme:nl"
Thus. Tyson has metW'ed 'ffUh tbe
hippie movement He's cut Ida balr, II
raisin& a family and no lone• JiV9I in
Venice. He bu evolved from a bippte
to a member of the unde.rfJ'OUDd. ff•
plans to Jene shortly to mU.t ldf
permanent h~ in Cll*ia. '
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1964 PONTIAC CATAUNA $1788 1963. PONTIAC ....•••. , $1411
6 P-.i. $It. WIO!lft. va, lttdlo. Hfftw, ,_, Stffrin .. A"'-tlc Tr-· • f Peu. SlellOn W-. Vt, ltloH, Full P-. GIMmlnt c;itli CO-
1963 PLYMOUTH . . . . . . • • $ 988 1966 FORD CoUtitry Sedan $11 II
t .. -. lullurbell W-. VS. Full l'-r ' "eu. VS. lt&H, ,,_ Jhlff119 ' •.
Comes fully Factory Equip. wltli all the
·safety feahns.Order youn now.
. VOLKSWAOIN DEPT.
'67 Vo•swagen ~":.. $1688
'67 Volkswagen;::-.:-... $1588
'67 Volkswagen ~::, ... $1788 <•Ir ce .. tl•Mlll
'66 Volkswagen ~ ...... $1488
'65 Vqlkswa_gen =:'~ .. $1388 .
'64 Volkswagen::,c. $1288
PLEASE SHOP OUR USED CAR PRICES
FUN CAR DEPT •
. CAIS SILICllD FOR P'IOPO
WHO INJOY DRIVING
4 SPllD SPORT CAU e Hl•H NIPOIMANCI CARS
1965 GTO ............• $1918
2 Ooor H•rcl!OP. ' speed, r•cllo, Mlltr, brllllent vtl10w Wffh black Inferior, chrome wllHll.
1967 FIREllRD SPRINT ..• $2688
lttdlo, H111ter, POW11' S~ .. H•llY Duty Stldt Shift, Wfc» O'HI Tl,...
1966 LEMANS SPRINT ..• $2188
' 5"ed. ltadlo, Heeter, atlCk ,._, Ex..,lof, lltck ludttt S.tw.
1965-BUICK SKYLARK •• $1788
2 Ooor Hardtol>, ' 5"ed. lttdlO, Htalw.
1963 IMPALA SUPER SPORT $1788
l1J VI, 4 s-cl, P-Sttetl111, llledlo, Heei.r, Met Wlwllt. lmmacui.r. Condltlell.
PEOPLE HA YE IEEN IUYING WITH CONFtDINCI FROM IOI LONGPRE PONTIAC FOR OVER 20 YEARS.
CHIVROLET DEPT.
'62 IMPALA 4 DOOi . ..w. YI. fttNMtlc ............. ...... $988 I . ,....,, ........ .,, C .......... •I'•''• t' '•. • '• t• '' •• •• ee•t.
'64 BEL' AIR 4 DOOi. YI. ..... de.............. $1395 ..... ,. .................. ~...,, .................... .
'65 CHEYELLE :~::=:.= ... ,. .......... ,..., .... $1995
'64 IMPALA' 4 DOOi HARDTOP. YI, .... ...tc .............. $1695 ..... ,..., ....,..., •• , cee4iltleahtt •••••••••••••• ' •••••
'66 IMPAL..A 2 DOOi HAUTOP. YI,........ ....... $1988 iJllll ,. ... ~ ........... ...... ......................... .
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~ .,~ c H EVY 11 ilfOYA HAllTOP .• &yf., •• $1395 i fa ............................ tltmMI ................. .
~ .' '65 CHEVELLE ;~"~"~!:!:.....'"""' ........................ $1488
MANY· MQU TO CHOOSI FIOM
.PONTIAC DIPARTMENT
. '64 GTO 2 DOOi HARDTOP. $1995 I • YI, wte...tc, ,...., ......,, ,.,.., ........... fwctery 1i!r •••• , • , , , , ••
'64 LE MANS :..D:: ....... " ........... ,., .......... ,.......,...51595
'65 TEMPEST : ~.:..-"' t ......... ~ ,.,.., ................. $1395
'66 GTO "' ....... ..-.-....... ,.419,....,., .......................... $2395
'61 TEMPEST :=~ .... _....., .............................. $695
'63 .GRAND PRIX.:..:~=..:~=.. ........ $1395
ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST SELECTION OF RECONDITION·
ED SAFETY CHECKED PONTIAC, TEMPEST, FIREllRD USED
CAR$. OVER 35 LA TE MOD ELS TO C~OOSE FROM.
FORD DEPT.
'65 CUSTOM 500 ::;..etlc, ""'" ,-. ,..,., ~ .... Sl695
'63 FALCON DI LUX lANCHUO. YI. ate....ic tNM.. thlf94' ,._, $1395 N4'le, ~ ..... , .......... lhi1X• "'• ............ ..
'66 FAIRLANE 500 :1~~"· .... -"". ,.,. ·~ t.ct. • •• $1988
'66 FAIRLANE 500 XL :!k:::;.:~~::':.~~ .... $1988
1 64 "T" BIRD ::ir:::., 1.c••""'' toctery .,, .. • • .. ... • .. .. .. .. • .. • $1988 .
'65 FORD FALCON :·~~: ..,. .......................... $1188
r
'56 FORD :~~~0Y~. -:_c:::,.. ...... ... .... .................... ......... $688
I 64 c 0 MET •2
::.: l&H, feet .• •" •••••••••••• · •••••••••••••.•••••••••• $1388
MANY MOU to' CHOOSI NOM
CAREFULLY SELECTED CARS TO · IE SOLD THIS WEEKEND
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE
'62 LEMANS
lt&H. Autometic, Air.
'60 PONTIAC VENTURA
1tiH. Auto., Pwr. Str., Full vinyl l"terlor
'62 PONTIAC
4 Dr. H.T. Vt, UH, Automatic, l'wr. Str., Pwr. l rlca.
'63 CHEV. IMPALA
2 Door H.T. VI, UH, Auto.
'
'63 FORD GALAXIE 500
4 Dr. H.T. VI, UH, Auto. Tr1n1., Powar Str.
'67 PONTIAC TEMPEST
2 Or. UH, ovethHcl om 6 cyl., lau then 15,000
miles. Full r1111eh1lnt Fae. Werrenty.
'63 FORD GALAXIE 500
Ce,.vert. Vt. A•tomatk, '•w•r Str .. T1ntad Glen,
UH, Mttaclor Re4, Whi+. Top, Excellent Concl.
WAS NOW
$1188 5888 541 33 ., ...... let 14 ...
$ 988 5688 ., 531°0-""' *-24 -.
$1188 s919 s46so ., ..... ..,24 ...
$1388 sass ., s41 n_ ... .., 24 ...
$1288 s888 541 33 ., .... .., 14 ....
$1988 . 51788., 55714......,., u ...
AL~ CARS ARE PRICED TO SELL ••• RECONDITIONED TO . LAST . .
Servlee ~· 0.-. 7 .. 9 p.m.. Mon. -7 te ' p.m .• TWL thrv Fri. W.. Dept. Opett 9 te 9 ,.m. Mon. thrv flrt.
t te 6 p.m., Sat. & Sutt.
ARVICI
MJW Hei
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S1N•• S.. Warrtt-
HOUSIS l'Oll SALi
1000o.Mral
MA TI LA BORDE, Realtor
CllEEI THE IENEIOSITY
WESTCLIFF VILLA
CONDOMINIUlrl. Double wrought iroo ptee
Jud to Ulhted outer court yard with gener-~ 'GUI ~·:s;tfn•. icommuntty Olympic pool. patio ~ Bar· Take plellW'e from ateDaive
.-ol qu Wall·tC>-wall carpeting. CMY
• flnplace, bulltln cook center with dining
... for famlly fealting. Two tpadoul bed·
J'OOIU-DO crowding; two b.U.-no nttlnt. a.. thll delightful adult ear.free retreit
; .... you buy. FULL PREE ONLY '35,500.
. AITISTIC SPLIT LEVEL
or SUPDB DESIGN. Yoo will 1°" lta l'el'I--dtJ, comfort and roominess. Gtnm>u1
·· wltb cloeet and wardrobe space. '"1ree large
: bedrooms. three b&thl and madio 1rith Uy• upt. Enjoy the luxury of a 1S'x22' dining .-m. Three car fll"ll{e finiahed as a play·
mom. UVE IN BEAUTIFUL BAYCREST -
1rbd to sell et Only $54,950.
1000Generat
FIXER UPPER
It needJ IOIDe work, but where elM CID JOI
flnd a Jarte 4 BR bome overlooking the bay.
UgbU and Catalina laland. It allo bu a lior·
mal dining .-ea, huge rumpus room a4
room for a pool '49,950.
SOUNDS UKE
. -
Wishful thinking, but it's true. A sprawlina
3 BR ranch home wth shake roof. 2.IA i.,
huge bedrooma, family room and 2 maOlti·
cent ltooe fireplaces. A custom home in New·
port ju.st reduced to $37,500 with 10%
down.
We wUl mill JOU Jot maJll
• tlnanc:fn& information.
A um.E MANSION
In Bavcrest f« SS2.500. F.nter thla 4 BR
borne from its gwden atrium and elgeant
teniano entry ball. A spacious home plua a
large rear yard with pool.
UDO ISLI
Immaculate borne with formal dining area
and large patio area. Recently remodeled so
}Ql may think It is brand new. A short walk
tQ the community beach, tennis courta and
cfubhc)use. $65,000 by a transferr-ed owner.
Nr. N,wport . H•laor. Yacllt . CIR ~ATE SALE-2 Bdrm. 2
4 Bdnn home with unobttnaeted S,y View. Wl, beautifUI roee pJ'deD. '
Good condition. . .............. '69,SOO We bellne S28,axt wW. bu:y. 915 Welt lay Call h •J>Pt. Vacant. Ready to move tn..
OPEN HOUSE SAT • SUN 1 • 5 'to. f Bil 2 bdle M-dd DOVER SHORES Mar home. Huae coYel"ed uo VI ' ' Builder/~r wW sacrifice P.t1o 6: la.rae rMr yard. " EW • • • IUT LOOK! DeW View home wltb 5 !:xctullve with ua.
Immediate occupancv, 1800 sq. ft. 3 Bdrm. Bdrmt fam nn. cHnini nn $27 500 Westclilt area shopping & acllooll .. '45,000 ms.cm vaJu.e-try wr.cm •
1615 Kent Lane ottu.
OPEN HOUSE SAT ~ SUN l ~ 5 OPEN SAT . .I: SUN.
In th1a 2500 square foot home with large BRs, ~210 Polaris Dr1"
muter rutte with large beth, formal dining ' PETE BARRITT C.ll
YOUR DREAM COME TRUE
area, terrazzo entry, rumpu. room with wet fer Appt •
bar, autmnatic sprlriklers, professional land-AND COMPANY C7l4> '4t-123S
1e1pin1, and IDlllY quality features. $47,000. ~.._ 118.1 ~= Im ~-642-4)5) I GE I PIER INCWDED -z · ---~
$23,950
Luie C-. 2 • t llalll,
ccrner' lot. Vacaat • .......
qccu1acy.
With this beautifully decorated 4 BR home A REAL GEM A DrMMtic HOftM
with formal dJning room. Only two years old Jl • BEAUTJ1'UL SETnNG 11i11 11 one ol the malt ._ HAllOI YllW
a.ad located on 1 cul-de-sac street surrounded / Huntqtan Hstiour CUiiom pr&i:it•ttncfve homes HILU
by water. $89,500. TOP agcrt?j llaDt tBR 2 ......... tMt ... ·~ Jtivileeed to ot1-Corona .. Mir
•• *"'9 like • model. ..,.... er! · Umbered cattle-•~._ •s"Prt.tR .. ING 6*% i.t 1'nlat Deec11 qma1 =:ct cellinp1o • ..._ dral ceWnsa. lanm ua ol Lusk • built boll* locat.ll1
POOL TIME .._. UST 116 New famU)' home .... _ room, vely la-wooci pe.nelJJnc. Pa.lot Verde in the Southland'• IDoet ., • .,. .. RE A T""' I s 5 Bedrooms • 31iS b&thl land kitchen, twnu1oualy iock. tndoar prdea, npl lirable • falll"ID8tklr .,...
••• ~ .t\..1.J.1 l formal dinlns room carpeted, draped, land1e11p. muter bedroom sulte! 4 Schooll It c,1if. Inlne ~SIVE BA YCR!S'l'. Five spad.oul bed· "...,..... ~t.e book • lined tam rm ed • 2 patios. Immac.'Ulate bedroom•, 3 batha. family Campua just • o • • • t • ~ JQlllDf, Uni Ntbl Ind larle family room. 1801 W•tdltt Drive, Newport Beach Ill JHE with 2tld fireplace ti ready to move ID. ~ room, bar • OUltDnl dalp. •way. 1-p completely fenced tn IWbnming pooL 3 C9I' Pftt• $$1,SOO complete. ed around a IPUkUnr pool! Semlbly prioe4 tra
Oriel' tnmftrred and ready to llCriflCe at 18:. t6UZO entry Call for appolntmeat A man'• Ideal worbbop ln $34,900 to••
the •cepUr-Qr low price ol tM,000.00. YW6E beautifully dai&ned & R?~~'f· the iraraie. Amoni other LUSK HOMU
E R E. · N O EGE TOP AIU See: deccnted 1142 SanlJll&o l>r. MS-WO a~ bomea ln 81.7· Dinetiom· MacArtbar -.._ JHH · SEPA AT U ITS REA'""" ~RS2~~~L2 1mAntip.Way f=. =:ee::,~:: ~PlciflcautBwJ.• -~I ' 711 ..... ...., $113,500 OPtN SXT A SUN' &-$79,950. ewpcrt J'w7. Tana ca Ill!
· iur&m• COITA IOSA corner lot. Two thplacetJ n~muterbedo ~ ....... £'(~-'" su,500 down 417 Sevflle, Ruth Pardon, INltor J~ BJJJa Rd., ._
. bectNom amt, GDI bedroom unit, and beche-lack lay ANa JOCllD --... P'Mft belt. -Ul(.5Q, "~" CaD: .. , .... Penlntula JD WMtdilr Dr. '°6200 follow lllm to model ...
1Gr aJllt. All ~ er complete9' fumilhed. DMlnle ~ .i. of neat ~ ~ ..,! = Joe Fef'IUIOO 3 Bedroom CORONA OIL I
81paete ,.._ -large J.ao.Ddry room -coinw lane, 3 and lllml1 must aell. <W~ below mu. MUA v1•01 EvH. 615-0188 / COTTAGE cloQllll pnae. Guaranteed '275.00 mon~ room at anJy szuoo. Wood tr.et> " t10 So. a.yt,...t I I ·lf lnoome -er ideal •up tor owners home nd. Nl:tric bGlt·tm. &ll)' • $2 $16,950 lalboa Island OPEN HOUSE 2 BR.~ llviDI rm. ,._ pha two 1DDome 1IDia Full paice '31,750.00. ,.....,._ liel'ml .. ,..... 5,950 Fabulous three bdrm with 4 Bedroom A Pier DAILY 1:3G-4:30 bride fireplace, Remodeled
-lldnltlR..... . Newlteltnt l~·:i~~:i!t ::-=~-= Ol'DfSUNl2·S 522 El ModlllG ~=•===-..-646-0555 ~~= Newport ::r=~~ Che1~~~1b Newport HelCJhts
with wet be, ~ carpet. at tNmi:fldous value at S38a 315 Marine Ave. Balboa II. 3'bed1'00ml • 2 bathl. Olatom
220 1. S.r•Aath St. lnl I: dnq:lei etc. Vacant · Vlctori1 673-GX> ~tlldrpll. • BIVtn ll:ltdltft. • CL 11111 Sf. ......... c.ttl1 ready for o&r. u.tied •t '46-Ul l llG LOTI HOME $12 900 Large POOL, pl1.11 lovely Jm East Coast H1')'. , ! C:... Mlle $39,500. Rwh ~ bl!' bedftlma • T erriffc Trl.J...x laodlcaped patio. Black A c.orma del M•r m.aTe
t (Call llnct• 1tory In y._ v... SPACIOUS 2 ~s, East· I""' Glw Greenbcat lpeclally
? • ~ov'll l1·L· our .t.,!---1Jy •. 11111'"'• Col .... Realty 546-SllO An 1--) Many Dnpn>vem«!tl, ml· lidt, good rental, cub l"e-~to all sbowlnr and bus-prtc:ed tor quick
0
ale @ VACANT I A J1f9fN, '.,,~ a» Adllm et llldlol' U119 d...ae location whit-view~ tin, 1.antutic appreciation. ineu need&. The~ la $00,000.
9"nlnp Call MM679 or M&-1050 <N91r Cinema n.tre> llgbts by ni&ht. Almost 1/3 now at lot val. ID ~ condlaoo. Eada m.9'JOO Ev8: 5484188 SpartcH.nr pool home C111 Sectucled Mansion ~-Prloed rilht at S31,7'°. DUPLEX $21,500 :1~ ~ .~~ · lay & leach quiet tree lined stnet. t
A -., Jdet ~ .. -aw=• .._ ,... Jr. Willed lthte $55,000 "--"'"ftL.l .. 'O.A.t 2 Wrooma each, larse yard. bullt·ID ldtdwm and .u an Realty, Inc ~~ ..o!:ef:.~ !!: ~ lllr tr'la. lat. car entJ --OmNdeut to Obe eiVft ttma Pamlnl UOO 111. a. cd srscSoa ~ -~ WIW,.,..-.v aood location. carpeted and drat>ed. TbeN l>'J5 W. Balboa Blvd., NB mum upkeep ;yard, 6 he9'V1
• • • mbadt what YOU ....__ --&.--Mo. wlllte w1'QQlh,t !too ptes tzy lfvl:nS. Thi• mammoda 4 2150 u---V---'-Dr Northsicle Home Jmlta .. llJl'idt ol..°"'*'lldp -1 lhake roof. Immediate -.... :Allllns $1,250 8G-3Slt M _.,_ ~ -JrstD • Jdftte walled ooart bedroom, spUt level man-"-_._ • 3 bedrooms, ftr~ 1 CIOlll· ... ,.,,..... IDOd --UQCNDATtON SALE 1eulon • ukq $28,,;;;:
fit _.. ,.. c1111 J.wJ ~ ArnoM ::! at:! ~c~ ~«5~.,::~ !!, cm:.s=-~ ~t·~~~t belil~llet. S:,~~= i: come and see! ~MR. 1't .._ ,_ ..n JUtr -.'m5 ---. v.:r """"" .... _......, BLACK. H>-ll51. OJ•• · White palnted brick ftre-looking 8Cl'ft a1 open spec-I 4 BR + pest hoole. 2
plaoe, W001 CID1>etlns. livtns es. You've aot to Rir um to COSTA MESA llAUTY MATCMAM ~ . wtba, 1rp1c. new .,,1., cu-~ r--...... ----..-..
room A dinlns room with believe it. Cimllar drfve 1eatfl • • llS · ,pet&.
Coldwell' Banker a6dtna ~ wall• to ~ ~ '"·:1erce Bee.med lochetter C.M. ~ WESTCLIJT DR.IVE Uon Vibert, Realtor
secluded patio In l'ftl' yard. ceJllnr. SUNKEN Llvlac 646 4137 646-TlU ()pa EYa 5f84l8I iiiiii.;iiiiiiiiiiii~ Ideally located near Marin-Room with romande ..... S llOltM. D .... «'a ldilool. ~. balm, tlNplace. 3 BEDROOlll. 2 '""
Of911S: llnl7 a parlct PRICZ ro *3 WFS1'aJFF DRIVE BATHS. Hardwood &on. 2 $35,.SOO N Li N ai1y m.L! S38.9rJCI. 646-ml Open CU'~-NO DOR., I.EDUCED Ext<.'Utiw ll'f1na at Its.,.. ow ve e ._.....__ .. __ • SB Ruth Pardolf, RNltor ~ Veta. LOW DOWN,.,..,_ lltpnt avden kttcbftl en-••• -JilOiii ,..,... P 1a w.-wr Dr. 642-5D LITTLE HOME • AJI. GREAT VALUE at Duplex ~ blodt tram chan-ates an atmolpbieft o1 space.
Nn ncltllive 3 Br.-3 Ba. flm. rm. 4111 lfe. S27.SOO tn • llft9U,......._. _,. 1 block to ocean. One All electric "Award" built-RENT FREE "1et dmplt lot. Rm. for pool Nel:l' jetty but Under slant shade tnes. 2 becrooiu unit, ooe 3 bed-Ina. Luxurtoua CU1)ICa a not-.. Could add '--tt•• 'OUE6E pau Short walk to ~ room unit. JUlt been ft!dec. drapes. M~ entry -~· an.vme apt vv,000 ~ MR cburd>el. baa Bnt. bolPtal. rated wide A: out. L 0 w hall. Dining room • famJl7
Joe OarU:m ! + family, reel c&e.n, v. and newspapet. See ttlil lff,. mmtenance. but exceQent room. H• yard llD'TOUDdl!d 0""""" .... Tax '~ Tiao\
.& C-a111t..L u-1.--..1-cant A:-~· to move In. tie doll bouar wta polilbed, COSTA~· n_,_ Income. Owner llquidatmr. by high block wall tenoe for "'I"" u.1~ vun115~ II i/
"' ..... ... n9'0 ....... ·-hardwood aeon. • b\i coun-• ..._ Ult I"'"' Eve. ~1 cornplet~ ~-Lovely B h v· 11 lldtlna c:uatom built home. mp beamed ~Sat /Smt 1 ·S ~~and~~ ~ D H~a;. PM $35,500 ~van ... ~ :_lnunedtate eac I as · CIOblt. 3 Bn., fam. rm. Formal din. rm. 5 I Greenbrier, CM fulion of ftoiftn, fnrlt A: ---u-~ ~a:oii~·;~ .. ~·•?G,OOO z: =-~=~ ~ ;• mu•s. _ ::;:-z..;.:: DUPl£X HOMES
Reio. 5t6.&:mPEN HOUSE · · OLLEGE •1 oo TOTAL oow C!elJent •ch ---IMa tw<Mtory home on two fuD Iota. 646-1111 ~ • ' N ety -2 ane ~ ~ Ill. •tA'6TlfUl. llNILI UVQ.-Udl ... a had:tulb' lendlcaped tl Own S8Mey, 1 ,_.,...:J:. EAL:1 '-INClm>tN&.W.rumNG ...... .,.._~2~~horM.lMll
.l•l.to •U ......... .'. ~ .. ~ .... Ml= 1:=,.~ nsr • A Doll tt.... .... ': ~ = n. =-~ = .,.........,,IMCSem ~~ i.-11u1..,_ Cllim1otte Loni .,. · · fUn nn, ~ ~ new u.tlDI 11 New--· 4 bua:• ~ p1ua ene.a llil ..-.. ~ • arpettnc, ~ .... -... doleb, .._,
POOL nME ~~~! port We at bomilll. ... ~ TOOm. 2 tdia Wftll m.-''''lrts * 111....,fWtr_... ......
• N N root. boet door• 11111 .• fado. ._., beautiful pod ~ EYe. Mf.1111 .,.... Clall ....._ ..,.., M ....:. ~ 11-. N.B. small pr1oe ot ...... • with ••an• ._.. ,.... ~Al.AIU-~ Viflal• tli
I Wroe. '-11 t'OOlll ~· ~ 646-1948 7 1.1116 Ian' ,, 0 -I .......... fU,,,....,lrlCI_ .... . ...... .... au.. poal..... CAMIC> sttOltU Col .... RN .... s ..... drill mcto..11 JUd,-., Cl( •ftqllitettflldwl, ........ ..
mmcW 111 'Niil land8C9p-Drntlcalfy fidvc.cll mt Adam~·:. lllllltlw ... llllDtltt • • 'I .......
la&. 'l1dl i. • bome Yoll w11I For lmQMdlate Sale By ()wn.. CNnr <lnema .....,,
be pnod • own. tor. ~.tew ' .... be. '*G:!i8 3 BA 3 ~ prtr. beeicb.
Sft,D Ex. Oind. LGiNrJ tlsl'oOat.
Opai &t-Sun. -hrtiam
·~n
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M., Ollf ••
. . JIOlm -.. hm erver llated ln Cambrid1e
m,blanck Belt ·landlcapinf, Mat ~ating,
beat COltdltion 6 beat Collep Part locat.lon.
Just take over the 5~ % k>an & pay •lb·
month. includiDC tax.
SPlJT lMl
MMe Offer
FormaJ dininc room, 4 BRa, separate family
• l'OOm, Clll'peta, ~ completely fenced &
landscaped lnduding concrete badminton
eowt. Room for trailer or boat. Due to cir·
cu.mJt,ances beyond our control. this prop.
erty bu 1o be sold. Vacant/immediate OCCU·
pency. AS~<! tae,soo
· COA11 & WALLACE RWTORS
1491 IAKER STREET
546-4141
Cotti ~. C•llf.
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BADLY NEGLECTED
Needs cleaning & some painting. ldeal situa-
tion for energetic buyer. Fix up & make some
real money. 3 + family room. Vacant. 2
baths, hardwood floors. Asking $23,995 -but
m~e your offer. A real sleeper!.
ENTERTAINING
a rot -then this immaculate 4 BR & family
room with 32' heated pool is your answer.
Large bright all elec. blt·in kitchen, spacious
living· room with w/w carpets & drapes, aJso
separate forn;ial dining room, outstanding
yard, sprinklers. Price $34,250.
SPLASH SPLASH
lt's pool Umel Immaculate 3 BR home, lovely
Tahitian pool, outstanding yard, tropical
pfanting, patio. Many bearing ft'Ult trees,
room for boat. Owner leaving area. Asking
$25,250. '
I ' \I I • \\ 11 I I I ~I \I!' \II I \
H I \ I ' ~ l '•
Priced Reduced
... $3000 ..
Thia quality Sadr Bay home
II priced to lell! 3 bedroom•.
3 batha. Lariie living room
and spacioua .famlly room.
eM:h ·with ~ace. Extra
large lof Ideal tor large CUil-
tom pool. Owner will consfd.
er leaae wtth option to pur.
chase. Look thill one over
now!!
JEAN SMITH,
Realtor
400 E. lTth St., Costa Mesa
646--3255
OUTDOOR LIVINGI
$20,&00I
3 bedroom ho~ with aliding
gla11s dooni ll!'lldiog to II 16
x 20 ft. flagstone patio with
large brick BBQ -very 11e-
ctu(led large rear yard.
H.andl.lorM flrepla~. Many
eu&tom features. thnwut. 2
bath. 54G-l'n0
TAR.BELV · al> Hatbor
1093 laker, CM
546-5440
. . · I/I .
A-.·IAYFR'ONT• ·
$11,000 Recluctfon
Pier It sUp for 50 ft boat-
60 ft frontage. 4 Sdnn plus
Fam rm, lel)llrate dining
rm. Looking onto beautUul
Linda Iale. Lffaehold.
Pr1oed to 11ell 1 t SllXMXX>
Owner anxiou1!
mS'n> Eves: 673-0479
Bay & leach
Realty, rnc.
2125 W. Balboa Blvd., NB
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PRICE CUT
Dolphin Terrace
Spotless 2 Bdrm, plus den-
2~ beth&-mtmmum main-
tenanoe. Ov~ garage ~ ~ bclet colirt.
M.(,500
CURT DOSH, haltor
S Bdrm
hmrm
2~ birtha
W/W
DU\ina rm
Wet blU'
Stooe ti-pk
Otnmlc tile
1Mu1-ted
Gold MedaWon
135,500 Open Sun l~
34' Vilt• Baya
Nine Choice
MESA VERDE LOCATIONS
4 I S Bedroom Momei
TOT AL MOVE-IN -$2,~
$35,SOO TO $39 ,850
Thia bOme must be sold to save the owners
ctWtl a37,500 principal balance on the ffnt cruat deed may be assumed at 6% % int6~st.
O,tr 2200 sq. ft. of living area. 4 large bed· area. Asking $48,500 but all offers will be
area Asking $48,500 but all offers will be iiv9n seriou! con.sideration. Thb home is a
rMJbuy.
2 bl.kl North of 22nd St.
<tum E. off Santa Ana St.>
213: 377.7513
Cape Cod Charmer
Decorators home In imm11r·
ulate cood. ktory. 4 BR
REPUBLIC HOMES MESA VERr:I
Phone 546-1077
plws fam rm, priced $46.000.1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OPEN HOUSE I:
SAT & SUN 1-4 p.m.
300 Santa tsabel, c.M. Col199e P1rk l115 Newport Beach
Colesworthy & Co.
642-7777
Or•nv-CoHt Property SPACIOUS 4 br, ram rm, 3
332 Marguerite, Cd.M 673-85.50 ba, nr acbols, M~t SeU.
3 Bdrm 3 baths Deluxe On $26,500 Owner ~8856
quiet cul-de-aac street and
BY OWNER
3 BR. 2 Ba, crpta., drPa, lpJc
wet bar, all etec, ~
pool :m ft to Ocean. VER
CLEAN! $29,950 6C.'111Z5
646-9991 I
t 90-4 H.,bor llvcl., Cott• Meta Mesa Verde Golt Course. Newport Beach
Pool and waterfalls. Partly
1200
you'll agree this exquisite EASY ACCESS Open Evenings f\lrnisbed. S00.500. Good ONE LOOK
terms.
home bas everything! 3 Near ocean. almoat new 4 * OCEANFRONT
Bania llraUy
642-6560
Eastside • Owner
spacious Bdrms, 3 badls, Bd, 3 ba, tplc, best e1ec
fireplace, formal dining rm, kit appliances. patio, elect. ,
modem elec kitch. all bit-possible trade, $45,500 ,
6% loan! May be assumed on cu.st.om 2
Bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, open beam
ceilings, 2 oar gar-age, corner ·R·2 lot.
ins, brkfst area, plush w/w R. c. GREER, Realty '
Lovely lge mod cor/home on <..-a.rpet&, dnlpes. The t!J>8rld-3416 Via Lido m~
lge lol w/J BO & den, 2 b6, ing white wall w/pe.stel yel-
Jndry, fplc, bit-ins, hdwd low decor adds to it"a beau-NR. Bay & ocean: lovti;
floors, lge patio, det dbl gar ty. Plus huge sep/ farn rm, BR 2 Ba home on 2 Iota~
w/breeuway, walk to West-trplc & Ba. Plus HF pool -:an UM? a.c 2 apt.s. Rm. td ·Best Beach area -try $53,500. \
BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES
clilt & Harbor Hi, $29.995 nesUed among tau swaying bid. $46,500. Sell all or ~
613-7420
{}it £°12.JuH' ~~
2414 Villa Del Oro
N~ Beach
lastbluff Special!
Th~ B1u:fhl mos I fa vorib!
(Home '"E" plan)
Excelleot location-t~ type
oC home that goes hand &
band with the bee.ca 3 BR.
extra large fami)y rm. 2'h
beths, hl&b balcony overlooks
all below )'OU.
cvpet.1, drapes, bit-in ai>-'
· ptianoee, huge walk-In clos· eta. ~ dbl garare opener
Redr right now
Call for special price
Ph. 644-1133
S.,hi1tkated Sp•nlsh
N Mrmth of old brlck &.
wrottkht' tron dnw you to
this 8Uperb 4 BR 3 batfl
borne. Soattng beamed ceil-
ings. m a 1 • i v e Mexioan
brick ~ If fonnal
dlnin& room! Panelled game
room av«loob lar&e lllnnY
patio Ir prden with ollVP
trees. Enchanted playbou.e
in children's ya.rd. Th1s
near-new borne la deccrated
tn rich warm colon. In fasb-
lonab~ e.rea ne&r Dover
Shores, but not leued land.
Unbeatable for $69.750.
Ru"1 p.,doll, R .. ltor
1609 Westcllff Dr. 642·5200
first Time Offered \
o,,en Sat I Sun 1-5
327 SANTA ISA6EL
Custom built by owner. 2 BR + Oen. 'l baths, ~ liv-
ing room with huge ftre-
646-2345 trees on beautllul park-like int. or trade. 121 41st St.,~
park in rear Owner en;.2719 BY OWNER Rrounds. Lovely Baycrest
Ev•: •73-9117 3 Bdrm, l~ baths, blt-lns, an?a. Reduced to $59,500 for $23,900. BY Owner. 3 Bdnn.
trplc, brdwd tlrt. New car-fasl sale • submit terms. 2 baths, tlreplace, wall to
OCEAN VIEW
REDUCED $3000
From this large 4 Bdnn 2
be.th home with tamily and
d\,ning rooms • Excellent
condition througtiout. Out of
town owner wants fast lllC·
tion. $39,500 -10~· down. •
BACK BAY
petlng. Beaut. lndscpng. Dbl Richarcbon/Purcell wall cpt'g, drapes, l~ bib
detached garage. Large Realty 6~1 ~~· 2~is~i
yard. Cash to loan $22,900. Upper Back Bay furniture avail. 642-3273 :
548-3575 A striking entry will lMd OCEANFRONT DUPLEX :
Home & Business you into a large home ex-2-2 Br units, 1 new. $16Uod
4 BR, 2 Ba, dbl garage. tending ~ into 3 levels, Low d.n. Prepd int Of(;
MUST Sell! Only Sl9,500. each ottering room for m1111y 54~ wtcdya f73.6'169
Kennedy & A~lates types of activity. 5 BR 4 wknds, evM.
642-9730 Eves: 548-6238 bath, extra room11 + c.u.stom BA YCREST BY OWNER 1
SALESMEN WANTED f e a t u r e s. AJI this set 5 Large Bdrma. 3.250 aq. ft."
---amongst trees on a large Ivan Wells buill Fee land. ACRE ESTATE MESA VERDE lot. $5T,500. Appt. oiW. Prin-?Joo Windward Lane
Impressive Spanish home. 3 :l BR. 1% BA, famUy cipaJs only. 548-$ ==;c;::;====~I
Bdrms • 31h baths • 17X'11 room. carpeting, drape11, Ewecut1•ve Elan•n~ N-rt H ... 1 121Q fenced yard, covered patio, " -• .... -~,...... •• • living mom completefy car-s~...t.... .• J BR 2 bath v· 2 car garage. land!capec:t. .,_...,.,. • iew * C• ... tom lullt * peted and draped. sux;,ooo -home. Dining rm. heated ••
Will trade equity for IM\d ~.::~:~ll~~bw=~ pool, patio, lush lndt1C1>K. 3 BR. ~ bat.ha. Fplc, erpu,:
or trust deeda. · Try 10% Not lease hold, $39.950. drapes all el~. :
down. • BY OWNER, beautiful 5 BR (8P $38 000 Ex fin · ' home. Fruit treei.. fish · • c ancsne, ' BACK BAY Real 325 Fullerton Ave.
CUSTOM HOME :.~ 540.1347 Estate G7l-~· Robertaon. ::w
Full view of bay. Private 320 west coast highway
street setting. 4 &lrms • BY OWNER: Professionally 642-0344 BY Owner $22,500: 3 BR, 1~ BA. newly carpeted. Nice Large living room & dining lndscp " decor 3 br, 2 ba. NE w Po RT BE AC H patio in rear, lnsulated ceil·
room • Nothing to compare blt-ins, util rm, 2 frpls. 1650 OCEANFRONT cottage an ings. Alley <.ccess for
at S&l,900 • Owntt will help sq.'. Assume 5% FHA. Nr adorable vacation h 0°m e C&l'llpf'r Ot' lrlr or new
tinllnce. OCC $26,SSO 546-l9S7 with only 100 fl o! Sandy garage. Oose lo echoola SPACIOUS 3 BR. l~ Ba. Reda: new dlx Beach between you &'. the Rm. for pool. 2501 Marpnt
FAMIL y HOME r.pting. H~e lot with fruit ocean. Completely furnW!. Dr., N.B. 213: '25&-2265
tree11. Quiet •tr'eet· Vacant. ed. newtt A: \n peorfect coo-F· "O
Quiet e~nce in a nei5gh~~-S18,500. Submit l e r ma · dlllon. $56,000. Excellent txer • pper
hood of tine home&. .......,. Owner/ Agt. 546-f480 financing. Phone R 1 tr. Tt's a meul 3 BR. S M
rooms or 4 bedrooms and Owneor KI H7J6 Fam nn. NMa wtlMti
maid's qua.Men · J batnt1 • BY Owner. $2500 take ovtt1--------wkr. F'ar betw mkt. m.tm
formal dining room · formal FHA loan ns.:!00 -5*~· 3 Relax at Beach •.. AVAIL Tm.med. Oiff Haven
l"vl anA tamn .. Ii BR 2 bath, lg lot. E.111de,
,1 ng room ..,~ "J V· Consider 2nd. 642-3608 for only $24.500 you can buy 3 Br. 2 ba + 2 Br ~
tng room, $39,$0, S*XlO Dn. this charming J BR 2 beth Vu Inc Apt. $49.5()0. 548-1249 Newport H9hts. OWNER, 5 Bctrma., 2 baths: home. Walk to 1>eedi ·and URGENT Sale! 2 BR. home family rm.. hdwd. Ooors; "li It .. Attractive Newport corrler J. built-Ins: cov. patio. North ve · up. Open • 3l6 El Modena A•e.
bedroom home In TIP TOP side. $28,500. 546-519S To see call Mary Graham OWNER • 642-7251
condition. Carpets &. drap. BY OWNER 3 Bed 2 Ba in 642-9190
es. hardwood floors, wood Halecrest. Below Market at F•rel Walker
sJijngle roof, large double S2l,SOO. Assume S% % FHA REALTOR
ganige with workshop. lSx loan 546-2549 EASTBLUFF 3.5 pool with flltel" and hoot·
er. 'nlett II alllO a seperate
dlft8lng reom and beth at
pool •ree. $23,500 -Try
10% down. COll-~GE PARK
INVESTMENT· older house 10•;. DOWN-VIEW
on lge lot. Choice loc. NEAR TENNIS CLUB
Business section. Sl7.950. Lge. home. 4 BR. PLUS ver-
64&-7512 ~atile tam. rm.: frplc .. rarr.
BY OWNER: C h a rm i n g drps . all ele<' blf-ins: lrnl-
SpaniRh 3 bdrm, 2 bath, din-cpcl. 8' fncd. $39.950
rm. frpl, brdwd flrs, blt·lns. BY OWNER. 614·1f>40
B•yshores 1225
OPEN SAT.SUN 1-5
2580
Crestview Dr.
Bayshorff
:l BR. 2 Ba Beauty!
Lli?P corner Joi . $49,500 $23,000
Sparldlhg 3 bdrm &-family
neatly tand.tcaped • Comer
lot. • Toe) •tdue tor thl~ fine
6J'x 150' $23.950 612-2354 - ---
CORNER 3 BR and family. Beachside Home Also-2 Bdrm GEM
Open daily. S24.500. St54/ Ex~NI hram ceiling~. 3 BR, Asking $36.500
area. • mo. 115~ Austin, N. Costa 2 oolh$, 2 sunny patio~ tn WE HAVE O'I'HERI Corona del Mar Mesa. Owner. M!>-2771 enjoy in this low mainten-S36,500 Up
-----.--. -Met" home. $29,500. Cl•lr• v.n Horn
. WANTED
BEER BAR
1730 W. Coast Hi(bway place. Oveliooldn& a beauti-
64U412 EVES. ~3468 ful landao1})t!d bedlyard.
DUPLEX .~~'!'' M<'h NEW, Never bved in: 2 BR. Owner/Agf OPEN Sat & Sun REALTOR
on OC81I tide o( highway. 2 Ba. condo.; carp .. drapes.I 642-3615 615-2503 513-9349
Living rooma Heb with fin--bltna; 2 car gar. Sl9.~i00. ' ~~~~~!!!~!!I
or GROCERY
Have clear conunft'Oial
propertJ to trade, located
in Lemon Gro.ve, Stn Dlero
County. no.ooo down r IP S35.ooo
Cof .... RHfty ~UO
1500 Adam.I at Harbor
{Neer Qnema Theatre>
Price Slashed
DeliahtfUJ 4 BR home Mir
Marlnen School. New Job
forces u le.
Jmy Freud.chae. Amold
Rltr. lf&.1756
TRADE YOUR
BEACH HOUSE
for vacant land on these * 4 BR Udo 5200 MJ. ft. * c:'omm prop n<XX> mo Inc.
• 10 111\tt apta JJ.B.
• Comm prop .,/$450 mo inc * 3 BR 2 !>&~lex, N"B
WALLY Mt'COY REALTY
6fl~ anytime 5454412
$1,.CSO DOWN
Dooble prqe. Lived In by
adults onl)', s:roP IN.
Rltr. 646-39'll · ·Eve11. ~
Oftice ~ SeV,5widay
*LACHIMMYER
-rARGI FAMILY?-
5 BEDltM • $24,250
Convenirnt locettoo ~ar Pll-
rochial t. all tlehools. 2
heths. All built m kltrbf'n.
Clrclr driveway • a colorful
plaoe. 7 car prage wtth 10 Owner 644-1439 ev<' 4 BDRM, _2 bath. 5 yr old. :;
x20 workllhop. Roof sundt!ck BY OWNER VA no down. Club privileges. B~st offer Corona del M•r 1250
with ocean vtew. Outstand· $23,500. ~ BR. 1'\ Ba, fam buy!!. UrJ!rnt Sale. $28,000 ·-------•I Ing condition makes this e W t WU 5411-7082 Open House Sat & Sun at I temtic buy at $48.~. rm .. ~ -_500...:_:__·, 351 62nd SI. . 675-0144. Fixer Upper
646-7171 • 546-2313 Sl9.7~ . &~111 . f147-H01 own./ar;t. 2 small houses on °-2 lot. Cl oodn. E. s1dr Forhn --------"' OPEN SUNDAY Co. 6-l:Z-.iOro 548_2576 BY 0 W N E R -Newporl Nol much mo~ than lot val-
SALESMEN NEEDED Shores S31,000. 4 bdrmi., 3 ue tnc:ome '205 per nm.
. .
THE~EAL
·E.STATERS
Mea• Verde 1110 bath, NEAR 0 C' EA N. Front hollSI' needs some fn.
-...... --64.2-8598 aft 6 PM or Sat & frrior pain!. Full priof
5"4 '!. on existing loM. Sun. $29,00l
SHOW plecP near1 Mesa SUPERB Bay virw. 3 BR, 2 Or•n9e Co11t Property
hroire of l'Ollllt leads to thi11 -=-----,..-,,--plcturl'~ bouat. Quality NEED 4 BR-3 BATHS
Vt>rde Goll Coone ... Bdrm. .,_ II I 2 ty d _ .. d 332 M . ·1 CdM.,....,....... -> b th I ·1-. I' · """" a e ec.. s . l'<ve ai guen e, "'~ ~ a s. 11m1 :r room. 1vmg t'nhouse; l .OOO sq f 1 , "'°' Veterans, on 2-Sty. with caf'P"llng. MlllQ' extras. $23,000
l4CXI 11q ft.: 4 BR .. 2\; ba.. 5~1720 ProfessionaJJy ck><:oraled A
room. Urepl&u. 3 patios, Carefree lux. liv .. w/ponl11. Reg•rdezl R ... rde1I
law down. Fast occupancy. efc. Now S.19,500 6T.l-43J6 c·esl une bonne malaon avec
dft\ w/k'plc.: 3 car prage. TARBELL 29ri6 Harbor carpeted tnruout. FuU for.
MM:)' extna. Only Sl'f,960 Dally PUot Want Ada! I mal dining room. M08l eX·
Delw R.-1 FAtate 64M4l4 Alwa.ya • Go-Got quiglle A Immaculate. All
bullt·ln ekctric kitcberl with
a convenWrit d:llhwuher.
Large patio~· w double
prage. 5t0-1'm
T ARBEU.. 29C'>5 Harbor
DAVIDSON Realty
OPEN SUNDAY
3129 Br•y L•ne, CM
Newly listed POOL home. 3
BR + fMnll.y + di11lng,
I" blths. bantwood Doon,
heautifUfly ta~.
RJtr. 2150 Hutor 58. CM
~ ~.~1
IALIOA ISLAND
Owner. Open 1-8 p.m. '?8'T.i Oubhou.~ Road. 549-3998 Back Bay -Charming rleux chambre1 a couch«
4 BEDROOM • FtlmllY 3 BR. 2 Ba, garden ,2 pool~ pour BOmmeU pahd'ble. Yoa
room, Pral. La.Jldscaped $37.500 • low down will also have the eerl~
w I c o m plete aprir.klers. Agt 67J.5360 American style kitdt & tam
built·inl, dlsbwasher, w/w 3 BR. cust. home. by owner. room .S34,500. Open eY91,
CIJllets le drapes. La.rte Back Bay area. 2 Ba., Del.an~ Eltat.
patio; Olll)' $ 2 5. 5 O fl. B y ftplc., hdwd. floors. 5% o/~ dily t ... 'i. 511 Pt>lnaettta. <>wner. 5&-4321 loan avail. $29,500. 642-2859
GOLF a FAMILY SPLIT-level custom Condo. 2 Needs Wortd "
Mea Verde Golf couJ"tie, 1 Br. 2 ba. frpk, blb\a, cpts. 3 BR. 2 be home plus A.
block. New CU$t0m Ml!dlter-d"PS. pool. Excel l"Ond k Over a"a rage. P1118 Gottllt
rean ttYle. 4 BR. 3 BA. lux-financin~. OWner. 642-2459 Quarten1, on prettr ~
nrfous1 1836 Tllhltl, 147.600. ~%LOAN. Owner will cer. Ave . S32.500. ,:
54&4i300, 5*6.178 ry 2nd. 3 br. 2 be. nr I\. t.. S'MUCKLER., RJtr. 1;
Cambridae model, ~ wq. Wf'Stclilf A Mariner'~ IChl&. 3447 E. Coa3t Hwy., om( ~i
ft: 3 BR., l~ BA .. 15°){28' BY OWNER. 60-«141 m«ilO
cov. psdo: bo&t or trtr. If~ W. OCEAN FRONT Op.n Hou.:::su;;aay:.
~e au•. New w/w cptlna: Qmier. 1 br, dbl pr, cphl. By Owner :i ~"' loan. By owner. drps. 149,500. 494-92'11 2 Bdrm + d!n with wet bar.. ~· 545-l95:i CORNER dwlnel waterfront R«nodt'I~. new~.,
C'UST. BU. 4 BR. 3 Be .. fam. duplex. 4A1 doctt. outesy to vinyl. Paint. ~-
tm.; many extr'llt. 2600 Sq. Br1cn. OwMf ~ Prime 1l"V1ne TftTllCe toctitlalll
n. ~ fi'OCD Pf c:ounie WA.Tmnu:»irf 12 BalOO. Low 1-~.
tr. MeM Vttde OubhoUle. 0>tm S BR. $15.000. Will l2lO Dolpbln Tm'IM:!I ~ ~ .S46-12&1 cOnllcSt!!I' trtde. u •rm m.ac
BY WNJ:R. 4 Bdrms. 2 WttJaJJT OJncbNntmn be.the.. tam . rwm. bltnt, _.a JD Omwall Lii Ch91'Mf .. 2 ....._
~-. ,,..,, ~· ,xtra 11'1 .__,,._ -_, ~ ~ ,.....; l>rt!am Cottllellf .... _ _._ -.m GI I o • n. rnnc ""''' .._ ...,..,,.. tnco " ... -Cede Mela 11.. ~ 1_B_Y_Own--M!r-.-ExM--eaad...___3_8,.-R 51• ~~j~
TRAN$1'ERN2> tit Samoa 4 BORN, 1~ be, on cul-de-S flattl. la f1tm rm, Cf/'I. A.at. m.m
3 BR 2 i., ,..SO. t.lee lrftdl MC ill Mella Vfl'dp. Mar\1 patio. &4&-1909 ~~~111!!!!!1~-~-·
dtlb .............. w I w cuatom i.1uttt incl f~ J0n. Iha ......... m • 2 BDRM. ~,. -~-"
epts ~ IMdeclped. 6 lndlcip'S> 127.teo. can Kl llWLY f'llDl'WAJ'ft ADii ,yard +--. .... ~
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M. Piie CaWnet
37. Goff Clubs
31. Sterftne Sliver
39. Vlctorf1n Ml,,..,
40. Wreom Set
41. 'Slide ftro~r
42. I.awn Mowr
43. Peof T~ble
44. n,.. 45.,...,.
46. ,.,,. CMt
47. 0...,..
41. Llftens
49. Hor.
S0. NrplaM
51. °'9at'
52. hetcydt
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54. Skf .....
5~ High Otafr
56. c.IM
LEGAL NO'l'JCE
57. llfftrlc Tratn
SI. Kitten
Jf. C'-'c Aute
.0. C..,_ TaW.
". Mot•cyct.
62. Accordion
63. Slrft
64. TV Set
65. Wortcbench
66. Dl1mond Wetch
67. Go-K1rt
61. Ironer
69. C.tmplng Trailer
70. Antique l'urnlture
71. Tape Recenter
72. Saf fboat
73. Spertt Ctr
74. Mattrett, Ins,..
7S. fnltoard ,,_.....,
76. Shefvun
"· s.cwa. 71. Dart OMN
79. Pvnchfftg ...
to.~ C•rrf ...
11. Drums
t2. lttfl•
13. Delk
M. SCUIA Gear
LEGAL N01'1CI!
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Modllro ~ co. Wl .. I IOIHO "-ACIS LOln': Altered .-. rm l8k Wklint. 230 I!. 1'th ~r eat. Vic d ODlMtl
5250 Rent1J1 Wanted St90
st. Oolta .... tG-1415 wti.t .... ~ med Putt. Betwtt wu.o. ' 1'alr •
...,... • ;nlD, o.. with n NCC:Wt w~ ?'ed co11iw "
LIVING QUAltTllS ~ 8t. tac. hml1 • MW130 ,,.. 1-*9 ~ proYkle • II'-call, ~1915 ft.9'11111'11.+ ====c:::;:::::::==I ~ arvice to a ~ Larr: Small bit cat' ,....,...1 ....... . 6090 madilet, -ty ., -..s.. feJJlU, wht chest, -• --------1 tna .• aaod -~ p6cUe, feet. Short atubb)' tatL roR Lf>ue. .2500 eq-tt coo-and hM!. wooirllt Rennt. 54l-6GO 111 5
c:reM tilt up, 1e a Ill-ft, 13«> . Mannrria., CM.
Lotan Ave., 5*-G82I What do we haYef SN blk. bm. le wbtte aao ;iii. ft. '1&1 *month ~ hZI)' pUpi tU1a. 'tD
l9S Plticcda, rear, No. 3 A 1e1'Yice ~and Nqutf-. "a.-Ola", Vic. Fedenl-41:
e548-15Ge ed b)' fNft"/ home toe-ODI Vklt'oria. 0osa V-. Hl-
IndUlt. S\lact 146 W. 11th lhlnr! A ff,000,000.00 a )'Ml' 2139
Cotta Mesa 3600 1q fl loaal marlwt, and we ha\lle LOOT---1.c:ne--ba-tred--Slam.e--
Owntr (21S) ~ an uctusl~ proceci that cat, inae. Very flienll.J>,
will eam our people mlWona Part Udit Vic. Rew.rd. WANTED June J5 on Jona L.efl 6100 more! OverUO,OOo.OOtolddl 541-2070 ltnn ~ 3 BR lloule, _ _.. __ __. ______ :___ __
,_., Cd ~ Cl 1 ·"·-oH TV, ~_, .,,.. .,_,.. • r-..1 .,_.._ -..i-....._ .. , y .. m. VI o..... care. PORl'AFINA LAGUNA per ~. a minimum &AA>.L ... .,..._ ~-· -._ •rt• Xlnt ttl. 549-1010 Panonunk: View Lots o1 $5.000.00 • mocth to-.. coUar. Vie. We•tmoat
White water and Cout· taln It and !be bNt Ad qeo.. Tract, N. H\IDt. pdt.. ftew. °" TEN ACRD Rooms for ltent 5995 line views cy In tbt buliLlNs k> IPt'!l'.ld _M'1_-3fm ___ __,.._,..._~
t A 2 D. FnrD 6 Unfurn NEW $12 7r, up. w.w carpet 426 Nyu Place it wllel)t! We ha~ leYl!ftl WST: White mlde min. Jl9o.
Ft1llea / PrVPa&. I PQo1J Kit. avail. S e m I • p r 1 v • Laguna Be9ch other lhlnp, li)(.r proftla dle, newly cljpped. Blue toe
r..tie ~~~·· 8ldst. I 646-ll59. m Albert P\. CM -"liiiiilliiimii141i)•$-liii9318iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil that NI from~"' lo~% ~· V!:._~.19dl ~ Oeal lllDle .._...._ =====;;;:;;::;:::;;;:= • IJld ~ PIOOl that our ..,_, "'""'""'"' __.......,
IOI' Ila Line, CdY &ff.21ll Rooms for Rent 5995 Specl•I Offer system worto! um' In fbe vio ftl OAMBO <M"t 1L ar ·.Coat Jhr)'J I will build a 4 BR a ba borne SHOR.PS mall 11-.n s.lf.
BY Week or month. Quiet at Cl3a IQ-ft) for the k>w price What do )'OU need! DD>D PABROr. Ev• A am --·
$115 • ..,.. UDiurnw.ed 2 new b om e • Reuonable. of ff.22/1q-tt cm )'OUI' lot. ~1482
~ ~ aputmenl '-fry lh1a one" 10132 For-Other mode.la avail. Call Doo A ~-to be tndepe~ Gft7 famle ~ poo&.
s.oft, Nlriaentor, carpet.., rt!ltal Dr., BB ~ at m-.. ' ant, wart bard and earn In Vic F.diDpr A: Gddeo W.t
drapes. Adul'9, no pets. R 0 0 M w l t !\ k 1t c b n 'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!m!!!l!!!!I eXONI o1 $m,<O>.OO yearly. l'ricllly. Uc No. 129'rl H.B.
BrdDtr' 90-TTn p:1vlle&H· Attrac, q u let PARTIAL ocean view; Cor· A cub lrM!stment of __ REW __ ARD __ ! _UT_·T'M __
aL.-home. Work!n1 woman pre1 ona del Mar. Choice o'alu $4,820.00, which la 1mall TIPPY'S lost. mJc ~ Hun...,.._. IMch 5400 64)-;4794 lot NOT leasehold. Lovdy compared to eamable m. collie, wht marklap °" -R.OOM---~t-or_re_n-t.-tDan--on-lY. _1ree __ s _.6_~_~_o_Rdl __ tor __ oomt, our unique growdl fl"Ollt A: hips, Vic Npt ffita. BRAND Ntw 2 BR., all
dA!twle featul't'a. Nr. HWl-
tmcton C e n t e r • $145 ~
Unew, wml-pvt b&. UO wk. M·l improved Jot. 14,000 sq ,,rogram will put 10 people, 541H11'87, 53IHl248
1139 Crea t mo n t CM. ft. H.B. Sale or trade. onl.Y. Into MinHa at our
c-....1nlum 5,50
WAH'l'D to buy tor lee.tie,
or -.. I option) con-
domkdwn In The BhJfts or ea,.. del Msr. 673-QlOI It_.. Wanted 5'90
~9 Owner. Will f i n a 11 c e coet. You can still be part eoron. del Mar, employed f>4&-2'1S7 alt & pm of this muaive project at
1ent!eman, prt.. entnoce. a:>RONA Del M.ar fee Wnple no riJk! Be contlci!onl, wt1b soo. Mo. ~ . loU, one w~ A: ocean us your tuu-e ta 8'1CUJ'e.
$12.50 UP wit W/ldtcben Yiew, ODe ~2. 0 YI II f r Call OI' Wrtt.
$22.50 up Studio Apts. 2384'ii 6'1S-4'l!iO UNTJm ~-OARE SYSTEtt!S Newpirt Blvd. Ol 541-9'1S6 OCEAN A: Bay Vitw, Harl>or 213 • 181·2'J62
LARGE, PLEASANT. Jn Vlew Rill QdM. Llehld. 19&39 Vf'llUe Blvd.
privalt liome. Wartcinc men $25,000. "4-3632 1Wzana. caw.
only. 646-7SIM
6150 TWO 1 o '1 D I re9P00slble Rmches
women wtlo baTe lived and Motel1, Trlr. Crta. 5997 ---------CANDY
SUPPLY ROUTE 12,000 ac.
Cow Ranch
worked ill the Laguna ~are.a for 90fM timt FOR SALE
are wllllna to pay up to $UIO 6 Com91ete 1 Bed Room ApU
per month for the rlght On tbe Beacb
.,.rtment tn Laguna or $80,IXX> Grom!, U4,000. «> miles from downtown 6Cln Pnt er Full Time
Corcaa dei Mar a re 1 , ROBY ••. HAYD Francisco in beautiful tree Proven fie.Id rtfilllng and
~Y near be a ch. Broker studded country. Would be collecting money from new.
Desire Dlcely furnished 2 Call MllS Cousl'T' ideal tor recreetlonal devel· hlgb qua11ty coin operated
bedroom dwelling. Would be AYociiale Broke.r. OPfJlellt or dude. ru1ch with dlapenaen in your area. No
pel'tllUleOt but definitely do 301 M.lsalon, Oceanatde wildlife in abundance. Thia 1tUlng.
not want to be bound b)' 1'22·9(BI property i« developed for $875. to $3400 CASH REQ'D
leue. Want to move in early stock with wats' lanka, aood High net protit, ea~ to learn.
June or late May and would Ml1c. lttnt1lt 5999 fencing and bulldS11. Price WW leech. 1'« penonal !n-un p.rbqe disposal and for total ranch $!16 per ac.. terview Mnd name, address
otbeJ' ~ convemence11 Single Stora .. Gar.... witll a lePU'lte DI acrea It phone number to:
it pomllble • .C~ after 5 $15 mo. 642-3645 available at noo per a~. P'or TR.ANS-WDn'ERN v.m. Guage for Rent more info pleew call Glenn DIST. CO.
REL woman dretlres clee.n l oft Cl.I.ft Dr. S20 mo. !>48-8272 Thompson with: 590 No. Azu .. Ave..
BR er Studio Ape. Furn aT Eckhoff & Assoc. Inc. Covina, Calli. 91'72'2
Unl. In otM. lmmed. 'IU REAL ESTATE 1818 W. Chapman Aw. Go
'--....tu .,.,.._....,o ,._ I Oran-·. Calif. PlZZA to • nets Sl.000 ...... or ~· .,. .,, ....... _, vwnera .~ Month pl
615-S19 ---------541-2621, Evee-wlmd! 53M1'l1 cou e can run. •
6000 abort houn high traftk ~ lamlly nffdl 2 or Income Property ~~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~I location • $13.000 good
3 br \Jiil apt or hie. By lnYeStor'S Del'lghfA _c_r_••~----6200_, temn. Call Mr. CoullM'lmao 5121. TQ ~ Xlnt rera The Real FAtaters =Iq OiM Terrific leYe'aee Cup ID 96~ 10 smu Ullft _&46-'_m_i ____ _ _...to i.ae s 8i,0~ tinancina>: tremen<.tooa c1e-PIZZA HOUSE
QIM tir,June 15th. Efts. predation wrlteotf 0 ow, 2 1 /J AClfS Good business -low down.
~ land to improv~t ratio). WW carry belance or trade.
NO exttrlor melnt~ or y1a111 llllD No phone calla, ple.aae. 13190
yard work to worry about. A Ul Goldenwtst, We1tmlnster.
'•''°"''' 6405' * * * Pffa'tlE PAL * * * SAFE lNEXP.!RD't'E
MEEI'BY~
p .0. 8c:u 4193, IMne. ...
FOR Sele BBC Family Men.
benhip. Beat Otfer ind S!iO
trlDlfer Jee. Write bax
Ml01 Daily Pilot.
NCYI' resp•aslhle to. 4lilJta
olb« than 111¥ own, Qatda
Randolph
ALCOHOLICS ~ Harbor Area. PboDe ..,,...,,.
P.O. Box 1223 Cotta Me&
Announcemenh 641
CoastHHllllCr.b e FREE SAUNA e
With Swedlah mauqe 1i!r
7 Experieiced Muaueea'
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
9 am-ID pm
Ll2 E. lJtb St. --·
Funerals 6412
WESTMINSTIR
MEMORIAL PARK
Mortuary & Cemetery
Complete funerals
from $245
Cemetery lots
from $130
Includes Endowment Can
Everythin( In one beautfful
place means less COit.
No tralfic problenu.
14801. Beach, Watmfmtel'
531·1'125 e2421 Complete recreation fadll· OOCKTAlL I ~AURA.NT
ties and good ectablllbed 2 113 ACR!3 commercial Top cliente~. Doing ovtr ~!!!!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!
tenants. Buy 1 ID :ii wxlte zooed (C-2) on major thor· SJOOM yr. Cd operator can
VISIT
OUR
DIME-A-UNE
COUNTER
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROllH A
and lauafi at "tax time". oughfatt in Senta Ana. Mo-dble .
Broker: 546-UlD tel, apta,. bUtine11, trt.1.ler DOYLE-WOOD :'>43-1168
FOUR PLEX park or othtt commercial
. OK, or bold for future m.1---------Top CJlal•ty ~ anlta creue in valbe wben Boli1a lnwttment Oppor. 6310
Cemetery Loh 6411
32 CHOICE Cemete:y Lota
Green Hills .Memorial Park.
A good Investment.. c.an
llfl'enioons ~2184 in Fountain Valley• ~ Ave. fully d~elops Into 4-
eree. Low down JMyment °' lane blvd. sewer line atul>-SERVICE DlltECTOltY $5100 mo\le tn A: rent the bed at ptope:rty. Amp1e
NEED money. Will PAY
10% plus for $17,000.
othe«' S unJta. 1 \Wt ii 3 wain-llJPply. Drive by 4717 Babysjttlng 6550
BR l: 3 units law 2 BRa. W. 'Bolu, Santa Ana, thtn
Excellent security
Madge Davis 'Reallor
642-7000 Th1a one cu ... YoU phone owner 542-9533. BABYSIT. days: f e II (!. d
10me money. Sl0.000 Inveetmfnt. S20,000 yard: 1 child an U; 19«>
I' Bm'f 2 acre bomes!tf' tor Return 6 moe. For deta&, Wa!Mce, Coat& Me 1 a ,
lfiO, per In San Dltgo Coon-call Bob Cami:t>tll m.-2911 548-G!
ty. Fantutic 360 degrf'f' or 537~1 8ABYS11TING by the wfllk,
COST
962M __ 11 _____ 546-ll.03__ •1"1.-Water. Wittlin ai&'it oC --------Large yard. Alto lnlnq.
A MESA 4 unit apt, 2 OOMll, Hwy. S '.Pala Mortgages, T.D.'a 6345 c.it S3&-8S26
bdrm, 1 ba. blt-ina, WWcpts, Meaa Colt Ollb l5 mrnutes ---------.:=======:::l
dl'pl, patio, pr . • extra to San D~. WUI 1c<."f'pt ~ bt Trult Deed payable
pertcine, Syn okl, 1ood loc, 10% or good mm d~ for S5a.65 mo. Including 8% on
income: H50 mo. Al8o have down or aJI • tremtndou~ ~Tn•U lrvtl oceanvitw lot.
ll 4 unit 3 bdrm. 2 ba. in-speculation ptet>t. c 1 11 Bizyer paid JO'lf, dn. All due
come $580 mo. Owner all e 847-2022 3 yrs. 10'~ d i s co u n t
PM 54&-4804 494-ll 37
Brick, Masonry, etc.
65'0
BRICK, Concrete, Carpaatr)
CUstom Cabinets. I ftl a 11
Jobs. OK ~ Elt 962-4IN5 TAX SHELTER Mevnt. & 0.Mrt 6210 =======
Harbour Htl .... ta A"'•, Bolu. --------Money Wanted 6350 8u1ineu Service 6562 -.,... CABIN It: 5 acres $4,995: It's -· -·~---Chica, nr. Edinger, HB. a beauty, ready to live in. PRIVATE MONEY ~20 5.1M119 Evt. BRECK NO'IT RLTY. ;,46-FOR
6464 lsl • 2nd LOANS
TYPING &. BODKlrcEl!:PJl~
Service In my ronw. Ptchp
&: ~ver. 642-6495 BL.ACK, part P e r a l • n,
female cal, ytllow f'yes.
Vk. 19th l Ne~. Found
:I WU 11,go. 646-3224 Ext. 36
$1500 ' up, pe.ymenht lrom
R.,I E•tate Service 6215 SS.33 lo $32.Z? ~r month Builders 6570
G. T. GUNDERSEN
~ti Estate Appralaer
on •ch SlOOO borrowed. ---------
4 wrrs IN ORANGE
Larre owne.r'1 2 BR apt. v,ry nice. W-1571 675-16-U Ew ~1211
J&ek Smith Co. since 1949
1323 N. Bl'Olldway. S.A.
5434311 1nytlme
lutlMM ltental 6060 Exchlngeis, l . I. 6"° ANNOUNCEMENTS
• Excellent Location •
Newly decor. ltC>t"e, 17"40
1873 Harllor, C.M. IMM654
317 ACRD ranch land: rofld, ind NOTICES
tied. water a~. at only .___ ... ("'r .. &..a...) 6.11.IV\
S2SO per Ac:tt. WiD dMde.~ ... ---r---"'----""""'-
TRADE for FAC lllllts. BLACK. J>llrt per 1 I a 11 ,
Office lt•tal .070 ~r/~ 1147-3'44 ftmale cat, yeUow eyttt.
' •GUN'• 1R•CH It. I!. Wanted 6240 Vk:. lttb' Ntwp0rt. Found ..._ A 5"' 2 •ks .,o. 646-3224 Ex1 :16
Dalt apace.e available In LOOSING '1046 ct io.n or PUPPY: Loo1u IU!t Cmn1n
newest cltlc. buildtnc •t moY'lni In a b!Jn7f Private ~. Blk 008t, "'coon.
prime location In downtown party wW UIQl1W )'WI' loan b"Pe tall. Npt. P i e r .
Lquna Btaeb. Air condi-+ cub °" 1, 2 « 3 BDRM l15-4l4J
doned, carpeted, beantifUJ hou.le in eo.t. M fl a a • ' .... ,. .. turtl~. Vi<' rl T11ttih paneled put.IGolllng. T • o N-·-""·-be fix ,,_.,,.....r. mtrancea: rear Jada to ~= -:;:,;,,,,,.. ~ • and Pmiba Dr. C . M · ,............,,...........,,. ~ Munld1>1I parldna Iota. $S0 .._.,..,,.,
Pf'J' month for 9'>8ct· Add PRIVATE s-rtY tD ._,,., -.PDCE.---.. -,ound--•-l_c_I n--,-lt-y
Ill for dtllr tnd chalrt. Add loan en 3 or 4 BR bolllM M.. N«1h. Co8tA Meu.
SlO fOC' buainell boun an-9-&m CWl • ~. 54&--~
awf'l'fnl lft'rlce. All utilltiea 8USINISS •net Loni b.ired Slamf'IK' ~1 • .;r
pOt ~~ytel=· f'INANCIAL d NB aru. M&lf'. Hu blue m l"Ollm' A VENUl: eollar. m-m
LAGUNA BEAOI lut. ~ 6IOO FOUND: ~ cat with
------"WE'RE GOING PU.CD" ~~ A larf• !~
REMODEL • REPAIR!
Re,sidentlal. Commerc, rcoll'I
addJ,,ons. Reun:i m-m
Carpenterln9 65t0
PLAlN ptywood do u b J e
garage door. Labor It
male-rial $83.60 imtlllled .,
your banlnre. 642-1521 '
• Carpentry • CllblneCa •
• Bll·ial • Altmdiom • ·~·Realll6-lllS
!'REE estimates. No job too
llTiall. .Remodela &nd Ad-
di bolll!. Sf&--07'87
• CArpcitry • ca.._. ..
• Blt·lnll • Att.ndlm e
• Repatn • R.eu! ....
REPAIIRS * AL~ CABINE'ltt Any .. jab.
2.1 Y" e.llPfl'· ~
· 1741 W•tdlff Or. SEE AD ._si... PrbDe lee ... 01rJ ()fc'1 Your a.net tor ..... SlUllBB C.L Mn& de.I alwn, patio ... U..
-.. IL W.V,..\ PYt UNJ11J> dD!' C4U Mir .,... Oloc. or 8HJ. ... a,. Drlia. lllNload. snTIJD b ... ..... l'emale 5415-2529
On.I ar, ~ ..... AI, CX>lfiEE .......... -&MX m• C9t M ..
IO: LaJlm7 lllMt ._ .. ft. down. Dea&. ..... ...... Vtl'dt $66'135.
~ Bin. °"""" .... New W '*"-llY ..... .
ENG IH~ SIU" C. AR.-S«>-UfT , • LMt 6401
CHJTlrT\1JtAL .. llNl, HOl98Y • OM ... WW BLx. bm. It wtlt malt lftnl-~--------· ..... drp1 11111 t1*. ...... ... lei kr prtcit ""1Ddt. J'b. f(llf ttlf'rier. M. 6it ?9tdw9'
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671 w. 17th St. c.te Mell
54N421
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AND
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MIN NllDID NOW
TO m.L VACANOll Uf
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PAH!ION M OUR Oil,.
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STAltTINCt' IALAltY
. $120
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IMMEDIATE E II p L 0 y. c1--Gill&.~ .. T ••• a.u
MENT 1"0ll THOSE WHO ' • _... Piii, U 14 Pit mlel •
QUALIPY. COMPLETE NIWPOttT ~ pu. maadatory
JOB TIWN1NC AND RAP· . CIHClmlAHI>, Mids· t1P-D> ADVANCZllENT. SU3UIO,'nl A 'IJ'. -. .... l& · ..._.)
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hpertenc.
lxcellent .,,..nvnlty
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MOTOllDI COIP •
Experleneed tn aluminum
falldca• Muat be able to
mdl on 1et111pt an d
lllleet m e ta I llfl 's 111t.
lblt ban awn tool&. ObJ7
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1llG Tiiier Ave.
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penc:e wtdl ......... aad A~ 5t1-GJO at a mtft"ltlt la b!dmbl upeets I °' edrnln!CraU.. of~ aft 5 p ,lll( •
na.a.t w:tt•llll& ........... liiCOiooiiaii•iiiP&iHR.. iiiMaiidic1miiiiwaiii ~ ........... ---._. ta 7tm1 +d "'WrwtM a-n~. Pw $ I S. Jlllt 1'8'me1w ...... -. time.,._. ..... ..,
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1749 NIWPOIT ILVD.-COSTA MBA
PHONE 642-0564
NIXT TO AAJM:.O TUNSMISllONS
1100 ftl•not & Orpnt
PAno SAU 1 JIGa{ Loo Tab)ea, s
2912 W. o.t Hlwly
Spece 21
Newport leach
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S7Me.
No Dep•ail
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Puma..,,...,,..__ C... lllO
Celer TV'.....S..._. SWIESB rbt1rt Clltl •·lib-
-TOOLS -t.eaa $35 • up. ~ 511-1212 er tn.0555 befon 10 AM ar att ..r-
llU
er, like new Ill 5 Cal aquarium ad lid ~
Heavy ~ hoe t.lld ~ Fedenl enlari« $U Ptpe
S2 each. t ovttbeed modH1I wrench ll .50 Camp 1tove S5.
brllll 3 bu.Ml llabt Dnutt S6 Trawl lran $2. Bnd buster
uch. Refl«tor 1.¢1 with SS. Gu mshw tor cart SlO
rnou.ntlnc br9Cket and cord ~ motor ~· ~
for yur $3 Swag lll.Cllp, tn1ler $25. t.argf' desk · S20
complete S4 Mailbox. delwce Ridlnc lawnmower s 2 5.
wall oc post mount S4 Pie Rh!nfftooe ~&Cf' s 5 .
tur' fnmN, worm. modern Earring• $2. Doublt bit axt ~ SJ.SB U<pholsterf'd $5. Slttplng bait $5. r..E.
chair, modt'm $6. Coaee clod< Mldlo $10 ~ RCA
tablf', CUilom ~an1tle, radio, wurils $5. VaC'Uurn combed wood ltrs. of'f"d refinll.hing J6 card lablr elf'anN' $9.50 '49 Ford
wood wtlh foAding lf'g!I $4 pidrup f'Clrt f'nd $25. ·~ F~act andirons, bra.'SI Ford Plrkup pert~ $1..$25.
antjque Sl6 ~ atoob, 3 DeHwnldifer tis. Boola $2
ltued collllC>Clblt 52 Dtc-Lott rh111n SU M o • 1 t
tnc bumtn $3 Baby bottle t'.llJMn. R mm $60. 8xl0 tent.
wanner, pllli In l:ighttt S1 like nrw S25. Tent pole $3
Large a.lumJnum co cf e e Corn kmte SJ. t&iwn movitt
mak« S2 Wuh bu.in and of Eul'OPf' S3. Pitd\ fork Sl
.wNtss rina. needl repair 13", 14", 15" tire. $2 each.
$4. Rear view mirror trlth El~l<' motor $2. Maple
gla.tt guard S2 Boy's bibs twin bed SS. Conso&e leWtoc
24" 16. 26" S4 P~r carrier machine $15 ll«tric IBM
ni.dc, fit• any bike S4 Drum-typewT'lter ns. 14" ~
mer"• 16" be111 cymbal Sii. $1.50 Htavy duty ~drill
PIUJM>er'e pipe %" approx. press $25. Full aet of colon
SI 54IHi731 for 1-abirts and sweet !lbirt1
REEL ~ mowrr S25 $8. 25' te~ ronl 50c
Wl'lding reirulaton., torcbft, Maguintll 2c each-DecK·
hoMa Sl-$25. 7 in Sltil •w tive magulnet1 10 each.
S2'l N t YI 11 tt ftuorHCm t Scieoot fk:tion book.a »:
tighta $10.50 Large air com. each. Typewrlttt tabl.t SJ.
preuc:r S:l5 Eneine S'25 Tank Motorcycle ti.res S2M e1cb.
S25 Mount ~. ~ u1,. AM·f'M racfio m ()icyJ'en ~~~ ,i, = weldlnc It•~ S22.SO
CJ,...._ ..: U-__ .. AodyJent i&Ufe, both
·~ .-•..-:a .... rebuill $22.50 Wheel, tirT
noizJt D> Droplee.t table S4 Ind axJ,. for whHI trailer SecdoNil d& tor ~ tna $15 Pint» hoc*8 S4 tact\ $4. Pia~ JJ18&Ulnes .$2
Painters planb S4 • 1 e II. Box of bolts $5. Oven for
._.__, ~ ltove s.1.50 3 burner
'' """"'"'• S1 ~ S1 camp stow $10 Calfee cupa W~ beenet '6 TV 1ntenna Jt Motir hcUt $20 Sc each. Ice tea gt&'l1leS JOc
Bed tr.a. $4 Saw hcne $2. each. Mf'Ul chabe with
Bow aw $2. Paintgun wbeell, new !*I $6. WalDe
NndeN, ~ 1'?'ftdl S2S iron $1 .50 Blue eel ot dishes
Md\. Camp *'• s 9 for 4, SJ. G1r1&e drip pana
Lantern 19 21 in T.V. $.1. 6 volt battules S2 efldl.
~ $3 Tool boxe1 S5-$25. Uniwir9ll traile'I' hltch $2.50
Hand and ..,... .. llDoll 50c. Latp dlctlollu')' $5. lmit>
125 1'ana S15 10 ft. wort tion m!nk ltole S25. 819
bencll S'.15 Lou'fer doon f1 Towne, l biles IO m l9tb and ~ 9ISHflJ5 P!acentla. CM.
...
lQNMORE ~e ltwing
machine, button ~ at·
l&Chmenll. <!UTYing Cut
Sl8. Painted doors. coml>&tte
fnuM hlrdwlft 15 -$7. 4
•trlntr auttar no. Heavy
chain link~. PQlta. 3' x
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$450
•
YOLISWAGEN ~
1967 Yolllw11•.
$169' .
6 Me. 4,000 ML 8ulro
· IndladM SO BP ......
MoroRS llbWd w.-.., a a 11
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611'2 TOYOTA $1.t;::.~~ Hl~~E:J~AY lndudes Ta & le. . $55.24 .......
'61 OPll. f8ll Ll.aJU sm >;!. ~~ .~ .... l anal PQmmt lar .... ~
Slation ft&'CC. Radio •ter. and llfORTS TAM MOTOU ,......,,.. • vw .... ..wi
$1115.
STANSBURY
BUICK ,
llC1 GARDEN Ga09E L 18118 Harbor, c.K. ..... GARDEN GROVB TOYOTA ..:-ssslorJM.nM .
YOLKSWACWIN( · ELMORE ~s:::.,Spedal :
2100 HAlllOtt ILVD. DGARDENGROVEBLVD '58VW·Sblnel7•new, COSTA MISA '46-9022 GAIU>l!:N GROVE JE 1.tnl '9 VW ·Dull lire med. • '62 vw • Mob'....... .
PORSCHE 'IT CQl\ON.\. 4«, '*" nnr, '64 vw • i.a:. lM'W· '1850 ftnn. Pvt Pb'· '65 V W-Almost new.
540-9251 '66 vw -PracUcall7 ... .
TRIUMPH 'f1I vw. Damed .... .....
DON'T
MISS
CONNELL CHEVROLET
·1968 CAMPER
CARNIVAL ! ! !
APRIL 26th through APRIL 30th
CAMPERS ON DISPLAY-~ AND % TON
CAMPER SPECIALS -VANS • EL CAMINOS
~, .. SHOW SPECIALS
IW
'68 PICK-UP
1/2 TON
HAN
'68 VAN
L WL Side doors, ,..., door.
ti-, euxiliery SMt, etc.
STOCK No. 166
Ful factory ... .,..,.,..
y elow with bl.cl: Inter.
STOCK No. 634
-......... , .... _ ................. J/////llt.-~ ..........
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HOO 9""90rted Aute. MOO I~ AutM
_V_O_LK_SW_A_G_!_N_ VOLKSWAGEN VOLYO
1914 VW pidl\lp truck. MW * VW SPEC.A.13 * riM>tor. mo 6f2.S798 or aft 'I> Yellow A blue ...... $9 ~: 6"r5-3W
)61: I<a.ni:iam_ Ghia •••••• $1199 =;:;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;==;:;.
·o. vw Blacii · •• • · • · • ·: • VOLVO ·::.i; ~F°.ttloi:A"= -------
13150 ee.dl B!v.d. fffwy 39) • t81/J VOLVO
2 bfka So. G.G. Fvr!. ..OW HI Rll
89SJf55 531-0824 SEI THEM TOQA Y
'86 SUNROOF Be1at~ • $1395. ·
162-39'17 alt 6 or w~.
'86 vw Bug, red w/wht int. IMPORTS
'68 VOLYOS * .SEE THI ... IW * 145 st .... w...., * '64 Pll» * ........ $1999
'113 S10pe BiiCk .......... -·a • e>r • • • • • • • • • • • • • • S1!l9
Get A llefW 0..1
Ji., Ftt~louNofR _:.,_...._.;;;;........_ ........ __ _._
13'150 Beach Blvd. (Hwy 39)
2 blks So. G.G. F'w'J.
.. 7566 537.Ql'M
Sport Cars 9610
lnunac cood. sea blut. ".._It L•flh a rtdio. wsw. orig owner, PH: ""' UU&G
WeJI cared for. Xlnt coocl. * '68 MG * ~ 539-«i62 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-~ ·~. 'aug. Excel cond. all 1961 VOLVO $350; •59 Ford, 4 ~E~ ~~'U~~ qii;u~.alt 6 PM. ~~dl a1~" good HERi FRIEDLANDER
'64 VW ~· bdio, extra •61 VOLVO S44~ 4 lg(!, clean. 13750 h eh Blvd. (HJfY 391 ~eaq. S).195. . Rllllll eood· SC'JS. ~!!kl So. G.G. ~~4 . • S4S-O'll.5 648-56711 ...,.... ·-
CIL\!f rar went 911 now. 'MOU P8 lUMt ..ino.{ 3~ ;CHAR.G==E:i:1ypur==wut=;;::ad;:;;~=·========;;:.:.-_:==:::====
.... ~I,. 9tOO New Can 9IOO New Cart 9100 New Ctrt
p6w•r
5799
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S'YAT•OM WA.OW DIUIXI. ..
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' s11.99
2 Door Ha rdtop. Radio
Hea+.r, Automatic Trans-
COUN'.fl'I ,.UIH Stafiet1 w •.
t•llo VI, ra41e a li.m r. pow•• CUT\AIS DILUll. 4 4r. nd•tt.
••1119, e.to111etic fte111. Stlt. 116'ie, h<I••••· ;ew•r 1tHri111.
Ho. •tHA $~.No. ttOtl
~599 ' S699
'U COITllllT Al1 '6) FORD
FvM ,.w-., a futor, •"· t..•tfl·
tt l11Uf!M. S+k. N.. fl 11A ·
PAlll.ANI 4 Ooo•. Ra«lie, ~ .....
er, ut.Metl, •••ftl111fuiu, ,_. •• •*•lllt· St'-He. HOC
.s1799 t .$699
plus t•x & license
\
COUPI ........ Fvll l'OW" •
F.fff•ry w; $tk. M•. l'SOU.
5899
'67 UMARO
SUPla SPOIT 2 o-, Ha•<! r.,.
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'tl5 •• DR. IMPALA m Fae
air, all pwr, MW tJw11 I:
bnlles. new overioedll +
;:;:::======:..l&dan DeVWe. Factory air exo.... Owner 50-25 88 Used cirs 9J900 conditiantnc, 111tomattc, full snoo. '65 FURY . =. ·.:
-------·-power, racUo 9llld btettt. '51, .(Jf{'E;V 348 4 DOOll VS auto,RafL.Ho.
NEID A CAI? $1,95 408 Cam a;.powtt very FOd !584B.
CAN'1' Bll.tlNANCEDf c;": _. make o&r. wu t i 199,;li $7'•
·~r •ReJK•eMSon! c---.-11 C"-M,,,... SAVi-•W Credit! e Divarcell1 Vllll9ll _,, VIS'J AUl'O parts. 301 o.e.y
•Military e New bl Ana? 2821 Rmtxr Blvd. ._me, Hum 3 tpeed. 411 $400 ~ .. .'.~·
Make Payday ~ Com .Mesa 546-lD rear end, Hays clotdl &: ·. • r. ~= :'°= 1961 CAD. ~te ~au.~7334Sell '65 MUSTAN&-
<i bloc:b N. al 8-n) Coupe de Ville type Sittra '59 CHEV. ~ rtma. new run factory eqjjl.:'oRP
Saata AM Pll IG-3501 ftOld wlth 1eorgeoua con-paint. M'W brakes, cpta & wes $159,, j , fJ29.9 -
--iliilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilil truttng Interior. All Out ac-opbol. Excel oond, $450 SAVE -' ..
Drastic Car Sole ceuories lndudlnr Air conc:t. cash. 96&--2827 $300-
TOO MANY ·CAltSI of eoune. A. Beeutitu.l car '64 O:IEVROLET Impala. 4-for tbe descriminatinc buy. door .bardtll(I, p&. pb, &: win.
Will take anythfne ol value tt. Weekend mpec:i9.l Oll1y dowa, tac air, new tires " '67 COftVU'Tt ..
in trade. Sile starts todly. $11!6. brb. Oril owner. $1575. • STING Ut W ·•
Most ma• 6: models. ELMORE ~·DtQ< PQment plan. Dlr. _642-__ 7_35_1_____ V-8, 4 1~:. _
10202 WMtmlnater Ave. GOING into aervice. mmt wes $429', 11 $3"9
O'Ttb St.) W. s.ta Ana MaroRS &ell. '61 CHEV. SS 396; SA"' ~1-9Cl5 Garden Grove Blvd. model 13817; 8 eyl., 4 .peed. $300
!!!1!!!!!!1111!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!11!1B9!!!!IGvden Grow JE 7..Ql30 Xlnt cond. e,ooo Ml.; elk. ·~~ w~~ °':a~eo:: .:oo~ Wagn. auto.. '64 IMPERfAL .:
Full pwr, fact air, low mi. xlot oond.: 29,000 mi.; aria· Full Jl()Wer, air. HMK 785.
Well cared for. $1450. or owner. $775. 5 46 -9 5 5 9 WH $2399, ii' $f9f9
best offer. Call Jerry Star S46-574S SA VE
TV 642-9742, SAM to 6 PM '66 Chev Belaire wag. l27
WHOLEXAL.E. 1960 Clldillac eng., air, P/S, R/H. auto, $400
OJnv. ~. '57 Chevrolet xlnt cond. naso. 536-1131
W~. SlOO. Heiwy duty '65 BEL Air. 4-dr. vs, R/H, '65 PLYMOUTH
portable steam cleaner $15(). pb. auto, Uke new. Sl325. • FURY _.-:: ·
Klt 3--0447 KI 1-2715 21562 Kaneohe. HB 962-8990 V-8. automatic. f.li.~ ·air
--------1'57 CAD ~an die Ville. H.T. CHEV Malibu 2 dr Hard Top was $1099, Js f79f
All power. New trans. Good coupe. Teachers car. Ex-SA V!"""' ·· cane!. S36.5 or trade even for -'lent _.. _,, '"69 small loboard 9Pd boat u:i UJUU.Belav•~·u t')nl\-· .. ' r... OIEY '57 ir Coupe ~ • · .• w/trlr. 365 A vale, CM R/H, auto, top condl I
'59 CAD De Ville 4 dr, full S650. Owner 548-3975 ---...
power. .fut. air. Excel •66 <EEV ~ ~.Gt · • 'fRUCK ~-.
cond. S59'j. 842•5811& eves A 425 HP, 4 apd, posi, rims, 'S7 CHEv. "~
weekend.a Jll lo mi, $2495-642-2l40 V8 R.H. U597H. ::. ~
'62 CADILLAC Seda n . , ' '66 CHEV. Iii T. -·.s919
0 55 <XEV 283, 4 IPd. no pnt, vs, 4 speed. :e
eeperate, SllOO. Make of. xmu. $525. Call aft 5:30 65 EL CAMINO ---· ---. fer. 541--0269 er e v e s ...,... '66 IUICI 646-1044 642-9235 vs. 4 speed. R79'r.?6. -
Electra 4 Doer hardtop. Full , '56 Chev Nomad $550 64 FORD ~ T. -·· .. -~ pootfer ~ent and ta1> ~ CAD Cpe, full pwr, factry e ~ e , V8. Btlck. ~7. v-P.
-. ... --~~ .... al &U', lo mlka1e MUST 63 CHEV. ~ T. II-. .,.,.:r a..-=nus ...... ....,.. no: SELL 675--0664 6 •tick. E12241 •
hlce car. No. PJ.216 · . COMET '64 CHEV Iii T • $f8 S. '66 Coupe de Vllle, all extras. &: Campes:, 6. 4 ~;-F'Jllt7
padded roof. stereo 1'8d1o. •65 COMET 404 lta 1 • '62 P'ORD Econoline -·fl!"
• $4400. r15-1465 · • wag. m 6 cylinder atlck. -• STANSBURY mac cond. Priv. prty. '1400• 'S9 roRD +CAMPER -CHEYROUT ca.11.h call bef 2:~ PM 1<15106 -•
BUICK 545-®4 '65 CHEV. ~ T. --·-· 2100 HARBOI ILVD. '62 COMET Sport Sf:dan. , VS, stick. R79632. :· ~
COSTA MESA 646-9022 Stalld tran~cel c-:md. e:Tzw Vs~ .~et: ....
=======:. '67 CHEV. ~ T. -·-~
.
'65 OIMOlfT
CONTINENTAL Pickup1'5.nl8. · ;-..
--------Groth Chevrolet be1Jeva Ii
'68 CONT'IN!M'AL. BraDcl tM indiv!.dual. Brine i.-. Individual tram~ new. Leae ·tor $155 pr problema to us -· month. Incltldies t o t a 1 ~ : .
servil:e A maintewnce free. e e e ~.
Cail Hal Sanden. Leue NO DOWN PAYMElf'J'":
~er. Jobnaon I: Son. PROBLEMS: HERE:. ! BelAir 4 Door. Radio. heater, 842-0981 ALL YOU NEED IS ;
11.utomatic transmia!ion, l!l64 LANDAU. Exceptional YOUR GOOD :CREDJ8N
power llteering. cond. Blk tthr. loaded. $2350 GROrrtl~ 1 $1295 make oiler. 673-7629 • "'" •
STANSIUIY CORYml ~ :: ..
IUICK '62 'MCMA, rib. i'ir, auto. CH EVROLE~
======= JJ,~:=~~ ;:t,:_lld. ~ddl pymts 1121 1 -HACH IL~·
'48 CHEV. Real c t ea n . '6l OORVAIR, 2-« wilt. auto HUNTIN&TO~ IEA§lif
anme wtieels. tk'flll · like trane, OH, UJ0. 147 -6H• e ; 541-1111
new 130(). 646-<5612 • 6'1J.374S :5 i
OYOT1Si WS.bre 2 Door hardtop. Pow-
er steertn«. powtr brsket.
1-ctorJ air, automatic. buck· TDT llliE et aeata. 3.5.0GO mtle1.
$1795 ..
STANSIURY TODAY!
IUICK -; 2100 HAlltc* ILVD.
COSTA MESA' 146""22
·MEANS
Contemporary Elegance
FROM
N ahers Cadillac
'66 CADILLAC
JUST A FEW EXAMPLE~
$3895 '63 CADILLAC $1495
Htte't -Ill e mlt•t A .. ...._,.. erclk """' 1mrtor wlffl IM!tler •rid nvlon lnttrlor. l"ectwv •Ir
:ondlllonlllt, hlft -ltlclucllflt ' •Y Met • a llWf/ffllllr dll,..tlllr-. ~-~•19 W'
.. ,....,.... -· .,.. .... Nlt't "'* ........
'63 RAMBLER $695
'61 CADILLAC $795 #
YOUR F~Y AUTHORIDD CADILLAC DEALER
SIAVIN& THi ORANGE COAST HAklOk AltEA.
'8' YALIAIT '81 YOllSW.·
2 DOOR 2 DOOR
-A'uto., rtdio, heater. 4 speed, radio, heater.
' PGR-571 . PTF-278
.. $9.88. --'1288
-
'• OHEY. '86 CHEYELLE
IEL AIR 2 DOOR
4 DOOR. Powerglide, Powerglide, radio and
Radio, heater. PHK-943 heater. NOU 186.
51099 $1188
'41 48
OR 1110. ~ DOWN INClUOlS
T&l FOi 48 MO.
0.A.(.
'60 IAMILIR
WAGON sr.
'&& IMPALA SS
.(OtMRT .. lt
Powerglide, power steer.
Rad io & heater. 471 A.
'1388
OPEi
SUflDAY
91.1.
TO ' 10 PA .
'84 Pl.YIOm
FURY
SPORT COOP£ .. Bucllet
seats, F-air, P-steering,
R&H. OUU..J33
~-rife.~ l' &"~tel 141MO.
'59 PONTIA( ttst• .... ~
.. .. . . ... .. . -......,.. . .,... .
)86 CHMll
NO-VA
Cpe. V-8, Pwrg1ide, radio
heater. RIK 575.
'1588
'll llPAU
SPORT COUPE
Low m1111ge demo._
'1988
'85 IMPALA
SUPER SPOaT
lucbf ... ,,, .. f speed.
327, V-8, R&H. llSX-&48
l"ay"*1!J NM C11 " a l!w:i. tu & nc. 1cr >' Illa.. -Ut:
'47~.
42
'II FORD ·
GTA
Coupe 8. P.S., Auto.
TAL-664 .
'1788
'84 FORD
COUNTRY SQUIRE
Wagon. Auto., P. steer-
ing, radio, heater.
HGT-196
'1488 .
YOUR CHOICE
· ~_:D ~'68 MUSTANG
..___--12288 -----
'68 FALCON
Fresh eir hHt•r & tlefr01JM, dual hydreulic bralre 1yste111,
llrelra lite, frol'lt tloer crtsy. lit hh, cleth I vll'l'fl l11terier,
,e4tle4 tle1h I 1ti1or, wllMblliolcl wuh•rt & wl11or., 1hlo
view 1t1lrror. No. JH. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
5 19·88 '-----..... 2381
~otli Alf HHt•r I Dofro1tor, lac.up, Do"'•• Courtesy & Siclo Li9hh, Sue••• Soak, All Vl11yl
Trl111, Nylo11 Corpoh, h d •r l'a11ol Moulcllllf• I Air S.:oe11 Or11emol'lt, SHt I Shoulcl•r lalh,
Petlcletl De1h I V11era, Wincl1hiolcl W•allera I 2 S,.H Wlpora. Ne. 27'4 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 100/_ TOTAL DOWN 70 PAYMENt'
Fre1h Air Heeter I Defroster, Vlriyl & Cloth U,holst.ry, M,leti l hyo11 Corpoh, ~,:
Do"'•· Co11rto1y & Sicle lltlth, Roehr 1'111el I WM.ti W.11~. l'atUo4 Do~ l Visorirleet
l ShMlcler lelta, Wl&tlsllio14 \V11hors l 2 s,.o4 Wl,.n. Ne. 260. IMMU>IATI DEUVlllYt •
~ '68 F·250 ST •:t:D '68 RANCHERO
a.----41ii.22aa ---
htcludel
SALIS TAX AND LICENSE
1/3 or W.4 d.wn NOT ,..,1rec1 •t WILSON FORD
where your approvell benk credit will qu.llfy you
for minimum down ,.yrMnt on your new car or
new truck.
SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE.
~
.... :ctr RMtor l OofmtM, heir.Up. De"'•· Courtesy & Sltle Li9lm, Dey.Nit•. l~1ldt & Owt·
t14e l•1110+. Co11trol Ovh itlo Mirr•. lri9h+ Motel Mevlcli1191, '•dclecl Oath entl Vl1ora , s .. t
I Slle1114tf k it.. Wl11cl1hltl .. Woahon l 2 Sp•M WlflOrs. N•. 2'4. IMMtD IATl DELIVUY
Special arrangements with leadinJ bank and fin.
ance companies give UJ the opporlunity to effer
terma which may
I' .' ''" ,;,1,,. ""' •I• '""' I!.~!~! ...... ·"'°'' I ....... "'""'· ICC~ flt cto", Hat bolb, pt'4.4 desh I vi1ort, w/U.leW weth• I 2 .,4. wlp•ra, 1:00.16.S I Ila C.lllt
tires, fro11t & rHr Jioclr elHorlMrs, fln ·•·-tfc .,,..,.... No. JA. IMMEDIATE DlLIVUY.
MAND t --
NIW ':D '68 FAIRLANE LOWll YOUR PAYMENTS
Buy your new car or truck and reduc. your monthly
payment&.
llDUCI YOUR
MONTHLY CASH OUTLAY
12-24-38 or 48-Jlonth Financing
A vailab1e on Approved Credit
Use the equity in your old car, PAID FOR OR NOT,
to make the down payJJJent on your new or \lied
QI' or truck at WILSON .fORD and even iet
C41M -IACK
...__ ....... ,
FrHli eld hHttr I def., Ylnyl l cleth·w11hol,. 11Ylt11 I reyH c,m. !.aclr·vfl, tlolllO crlty & a1ft
II htt, roe~ erwl I whl 111W1, o4 .i .. 11 ~ .;..,., Met I 11ll4 i..tb. w/tlliol4 wah.r I 2 1 • wl •
oOltll NOWI l'AYM8llTI IASID Olf l'ACTO•Y OIDH8D U.llC M008U llfCLUOINlt HIAnlt AlfD A"'-,... ,. .. ITMDAJIO tAl'ITY l'IATU 81 e WHITE SIC>tl WALL. Tiith AlfO WHllll., COVHI Ol"flOtlAI..
·u co..&~~R. rS~l~~o. GOsno
'II T .. ID. Vt. euto,. PS. Fine 2ntl ur. No.
474
'60 OLDS It H.T. Vt, eute., PS, She,,. Ne. 4'47
YOUI CMOICI
'H COIVAll MONZA. '4 1pcf., h .. vy ~uty
1u1pen1ion. Redio, he•tw. ND. NWJ199
'M llAMlf.D AMUICAN. Redio. hemr,
factory air conditionn9. No. 123
-l OUR CHOICI ''2 CHIY. el Alr t Jeu. we90fl. Vt, aut•1 pow., ateer,. Ir tMoeltet. Ne. 562
061 u.&.AXll ... H.T. VI, eutCMftatic. ,._
., UMrin9, new peit1t. No. 591
1967 GALAX1£5.MUSTANM-FAlll.ANIS-T.mUs
23 OF THESE FACTOIY •UAIANTEED
AUTOMOllW TO CHOOSI FIOMIU!
1967 MUSTANG ...... -.... ·-··---·--.... --$1999 Aulometic, retlio, hHtor, !Meir.+ ...... H .. 261
1967 GALAXll 500 ........ -.. --·-.. $ 1999
VI, outolftetic. ,S, •l1f1l l1tor., lew 111il•ittt• Ne. H7
1967 FAIRLANE 100 . ____ .. _ .. _,,_ ... $19M
Har.it.,, VI. eulo111etlc, lllro '""'' No. HI
1967 THUNDIRBIU .. __..!._ .. ___ ,,_ ....... 933M
L .. 4'tHI, with fec+.ry w1rr111ty. No. 50~
SUPiR SAYINGS
'60 ....... Stefl .. w..-. Am-tic. UH,
----• -No. HJO ni
62 .............. .. k l Air. t;l10. lloet.r, •wte.. Pis. ..... W •V.-• Air c-'. No. HO
COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH
NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY
LAGUNA BEACH WESTMINSTER
WEEK OF APRIL 13 • APRIL 1t
SUMMY
9:00 •(ft CJ) ''Kini ltat." Oeorae Segal, Tom Courtenay, James F'01t. James OoNld, John Milts and Ge,.ld Sim •PPMr In this
movie bned on James Clavetl'• prisoner-of-war experiences as
told In hi• best-Mllina novel of the ume title.
lUDDAY
9:00 8 U m (C) ''The Truth About Spnnc." The father-dau1hter t..m ofJohn and Hayley Miii• stars In this Unlva!'NI release tNt also futures James MacArthur.
WIDNEIOAY
•.IO 8 !ft (I) .,..... olf llofy.'' Kirk DouaJas, Ralph Meeker, ~ Metllou. Geors• MecrMdy and Timothy Carey star In this 1957 Unttad Mlltl ,.,._.,
THUttlDAY
9:00 ! Q.I Cl) (C) • .......,...... Robert Mitchum, Elsa MartlMlll,
ack Hawkins and S.bu star In this d,.m• of hllh adventure
end romance Mt In the Malayan Junales.
PWIDl\Y
9:00 • 8 ()) "Days of Wine and ltoMs." Edward Blake directed this polinant d,.ma mmnc Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick.
Char1es Bickford and Jack Kluam•n co-star. •
IATUllOAY
l:OO a til m (C) ''The CMll a...n." Roa Hunter produced ffil..,91;4 Untvenal ,.., .... ttMrt stars Debonih Karr, Hayley
Mlllt. John Miits and Dame E.dlth Ev1n1. The story is 1bout •
• tffMjer from • broken family 1nd the effect that a 1ov· emen with • past has upon righting the coorse of her tantlad existence.
U:H a (C) "The o.tll at the Top of the ltalra." This 1960 Wimer l'""rotttera ...._.. Is a Mrm comady-d,.ma about an Oklahoma
family In the 1920's. • a (C> "Lull "' ute." Buad on the novel by lrvlna Stone. tfi1s 1956 MOM film stars Kirk Dou ..... Anthony Quinn, and
Pamela Brown. The turbulent and myatertou. story of Vincent
van Gash and the people who haloed and hindered his areer
WET
THE
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lllllJ ldvlb and cfliklr9'1"
••• un-ntce111tUyl
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prvwe1 by INnY doctors. Rec-
merlded ..-4 lhru 50.
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c.iw bootctet on be6-wltti111 writt•
by.,, Mllnent f1mily doctor.
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IONIMY
4:30 8 U Ci) ..C EJIDer".ment In TelM9'i°,..leioii01t1n:: "Atrial and 1:· A ~T view of Africa ~ t..any Rlwfs,, ertist and saxophone
player, and Osc:ar·wtnnlnc filmmaker Pterre GalssMu.
6:IO n I llBlu ChemploM on IClr. Alt hour·lonl a ext>Tnpnza r.turfriltlte world'• er-test amateur fiaure skaters. lncludl•
~ aotd·m.S.I wtnn.r P9GY Ann Fl9mln&.
IGllOO (j) I fiCWI H. Andfww Wiliema' bltld.cepe eomo.nr.
y harles, SOnf1 writer Burt Bachar.ch. The Ra.i.ts. Simon
and Garfunlwl, and Mama Cass Elliott compriM the auest
contlncent tot AndY• third speci•I this season. MONDAY
7:30 a I k&W I Oppom.tnttJ Unr. KNXT's unlqu. Mrin deallns With the employment of the disactve~ed, presents • com-
posite evaluation of th• unemployment situation In Los Ml••• In this hour special.
. WEDHESD.\Y a:ao D ~CJ) I 1115111il Halalotah. lMllal Broadway and recordlns i&rL.s!Mi uaa;n, holds forth in her flm netwoti( televlsk>n
tpeclel, an upbeat tour throuth music today.
10;00. QI Cl) PMMIUE The Dom DaluiM Show: A fr ... whteUns hour m c:omecty end van.ty hosted ~ the Inventive youns
comic Dom Deluise, rapleces the JoMthan Winters Show for
the summer. THURSD.\Y
8:IO II 8 (j) HaHnwtl Hall of Fenw. "The Admirable Crichton.''
Wralni.-...C:KenM, em Trawrs, Janet Munro, Laure~ Nel·
smith, Richard Easton end Pamela Brown star In this 90-
minut• tele'iislon edeptatlon of James Barrie'• pley.
F'ltlDAY
8:JO D @ CJ) P'llt£M1Elt£ ... n tn a luMiceM: Richard Bradford
stars es McGill, a dlscr«tltad U.S. lntelliaenc. A1ent.
10:00 • u (I) N8C ..... Spedal: "W• Won't Go.'' NtK; news
pnisents a film portrait of a ..-ctlcal new breed of youna
Americans. and ettempts to assess the lmpllcetionl of their
..-dlcellsm on Amerlcen soci.ty today. The tiro.dcast was
produced, written and directed ~ Georfle Pie• who •lso ..,.,,..
es reporter for the speclel.
f~~ CLOSE -UP -,
WHO IS MISTEROGERS? • • •
~ man who 1aya "You can't talk with c:bDdreo until you've
lilteoed to them.. has bepn aootber eeuoa on public leWrilioo
doint precisdy tba~a1tio1 and liltenina to younpten .ct09 Cba
country. He ia Fred Ropn. the bolt ol "Miatefoaa'i NdPf>or-
bood," a half-hour thaw viewed oo KCET-Chaonel 28, weetdaya
at 9 AM and 5:30 PM.
Rosen ma.ta hit entra.oce tb.roush the front do«, peetin1 hil
JOUQ1 viewen with a cheery '°How io the world are your and
b•Jlll bis coat very cardully in the doaet. Bftryduo1 be cto. oa
the propam Is in the same normal, ,entle, lincere fubion.. ID
pcnoo, be ii that way too.
Pamrta &Cl'* the country are ut.ina. "Who ii thia Fred llopn
that the children call their friend? What ia be rally liker Bwry-
ooe who bas met him •ys, "He'a foe real. He tftata cbiJdreo witb
rapect became be puinety, honestly reapecta them."
The teria ii bis own creation. and 10C11te say it'• uoortbodox-
it brub nay rule of piopammln1 for childreo. If tlW ia ao,
lbco cbi1dRD.. their parents. their educaton., docton and pcydd-
opta Jove the broken ruJa. for OD Fred lloten' propama. tbere~a
DO ~ oo frenzy, no frenetic demand for atteadoa.
Tall, leu, IO(Wpobn, pnde Fred Ropn bM k>1J1 bt1lewed
that '*•Woo cu be ... ........ medium far radlina deeply
iDto ._i a.rt of a )VJ·; . Boca n it bM Ciiia ponr, it .. ................... , .. , . .......
SUNDAY
APRIL 21
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IUMMY, AllllL 28
U:OOMl,.Cl) ... L......., ~~ (C) 1:00 • Cl).,.... ....._ Golf (C) Anet roond pi.y In tN MUIU'81 $100,000 lyron Nelton Golf Claaic:, the first
PQA toum8ment ..,.,, l'O be NIMd for a tolfer, Is telecast
IMI ftom U.. new~ Tr11ll Golf Club In O.ltu. Tu. This
72-hate cMmpionlhip wu fom*1y known n the O.Kn Open.
The lyron ~ Golf a.saic Is the first major tournament to bt COiltiMtld et Preston Tr111t. The 7,113-yard, per·71
coune wn desicned and built In 1965 by architect Ralph
Ptumm« and his advisor was Byron Nelson-one of the prime
rMSOM the tournament bears the name It does. I. 8111hl: (C) Doclprs vs.. Giants .
l:IO c:a..n,11,. on leer (C) PeaY Flemtnc Joi,. •ma· teur ure .-.,. In an em.rtelnlnc performance on Ice .
. MONDi\Y, ANIL zt
4:IO • ~ a111n11: (C) Ar..is .,.. Cleveland Indians.
WEDNbOAY, MAY I
4:IO eAlwall •81111•1t.-:I: (C) Anpls vs. ao.ton Red Sox. 7:00 Nfl Action: "OM Mot. Mom.rt for the. Mnblr." Hl&h·
I of the WCM1d champlonahlp pme (the 1967 Super
lowf) betvl .. n Green Bay PacUn and O.kland Raiders.
IATUlllMY, MAY 2
lO::OOAM'I UIC aa11t1I: USC T,,,,.,. vs. UC1A Bruins •
1:00 8 Cl) ICenba, o.t.y: (C) First of the Triple Crown events
In horse racinc ts the ~th -runnfnc of the Kentucky Defby
from Chun:t.111 Oowna. Louisville. Ky. 8 fll (I) ............. la11t1I: (C) St. Louil C.rdlnals vs .
Sin '"°fr11ncilco Giants.
2:00 •• (I)"°' .... ,., loccer. (C) 8altimot9 Bays vs. Clev• l.nd StObrs et Baltimore. • lllmtll ......_ (C) Tepe of April 20 crew nice between USC, CJtLA and Cal Berbtey et Marina def Rey •
• UIC Tradl Meet: In defense of the National Championship 6idt tltSe. the Trojans compete wltll the UCLA Bruins.
9:00 ••(I) Holtywaad Pllltl ltac.: (C) The $!50,QOO.Added Los ~ tiendfc:ap et MWn ful'tonl•·
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THURSDAY
MAY 2
for morninc and afternoon
llatlnp. pie... ... DAY·
TIM£ PROGRAMS. S.low,
for yow connnience, are
the day'a ~-
DAYTIME MOVIES
THC DAILY f'tLDT, lV WED(. Al'tlttL 27. 1961
FRIDA Y
MAY 3
For mominc and afternoon
flatinp. please aee DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
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YOU THE IRIGHIEST COLOR TY
PIC'IURE TUIE EYER PLUS
ALL THESE FIA TURES:
e 21 •t. BRIGHTER COLOR BRIGHT ~5 ~ICTURE TUBE e FULL POWER TRANSFORMER e PRE-SET FINE TUNING e PRE-SET VOLUME CONTROL e LIGHTED CHANNEL INDICATORS e l -ST AGE l.F. AMPLIFIER e COLOR LEVEL MONITOR (CHROMA AGC J e PRECISION COPPER CIRCUITRY
MVAllA'S UlllOUE ACADEMY
e DELUXE DC RESTORATION CIRCUITRY e TRANSISTORIZED NOISE SUPPRESSION CIRCUIT e Al,ITOMA TIC DEGAUSSING e CIRCUIT BREAKER RESET BUTTON
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OWNERS-REALTORS To Those Who Know ••• It's
•1oc1eti M. F..,
Mana Hr H•W11ort Bue~ Ottlu
J . u~ S1111ttt A.Una_.
Corona dtl Mar Office
B"'I & Beed
Realty, Inc.
20 Years Serving The Harbor Area In
Residentia I & Com mercia I Properties & Acreage
Our Newport Beach Office Our Corona del Mar Office
MEET
OUR
STAFF
Our experienced sales people
a re qua lified to help you in buy-
ing or selling re al estate prop-
erties in the Harbor a rea.
OUR NEWPORT BEACH SALES STAFF W e can advise you on trends in
community development, popu-OUR CORONA DEL MAR SALES STAFF
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lation growth, schools, taxes
a nd 1oning.
We ca n help you find mortgage
funds a nd competitive rates.
WE CAN HELP YOU
FIND A HOME .
Shown below
are examples of the
customary
quality
known to thousands
120' WATERFRONT -BALBOA COVES ~ .. uti!ul l bedroom ~ Den H ome. 1500 lq. fl. of li•in9 spece. lush lendscep-
'"9· l'ter Floet for 55• l'ower l oet. Will treda dow11 for 4 bedroom home •
l eycrHt or Herbor Hi9hleftdt, or will lute $600/Mo. $115.000" '111
f>J).9200 Eves: 548-0'.'I S
RENTALS
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fxce ll anl Nei9hborl,ood. Be tter th•" new home in moll rH p•ch .
2 lpaciou' bedrooms, 2 betlu. Huge livin9 room with r.re-
place plus coty Den, complete with wet btr. Pric• $45.500.
Open for your inspection.
t.75.)000 Eves: 671·0554
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Rental
Department
Staff
ley I l .. ch Rulty rneintei111 • seper•I•
•11d complete Rentel Dept. in our Newport
leech office. Summar. winier e11d yeerly
l•n H end renleh aveileble.
Bay & Beach
Realty, Inc.
Office
Staff
Newport Beach-Balboa
Office
2025 W . Balboa Blvd.
673-9200
Corona del Mar
Office
2407 E. Coast Hwy.
675-3000
NEWPORT BEACH -COSTA MESA -CORONA del MAR and Surrounding Areas
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Where to Find It Inside
AJrpert ............................ a
BeKlael •.••........... ' . . . . . . . 12, 14 Bea..., ........................... 18
c::lliia~ •••••••••.•••• ••••••••••• • c...... tel Mar
Chamber of Comm~rce ........ 34
Cesta Mesa
The City ........................ 3
Chamber of Commerce • • • • • • • • . . 4
c.ourt .......•••.•..••••••••••••••
Estallcla . , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2:5
Government . . . . . • • . . • • • • • • • • • . • . a
Hlatm"y ...•••• ·• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2!)
Llb.rarie1 ...•.....••.••••••••••• 24
Paro, Recreation ...••••••. , • • . 32
Planning Commission • • • • • • • • • • • • 8
Pott Of1ice . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . • • • 21
Traffic Commlssioa •••• , • • • • • • • 50
Truh Collection . . • • • • • • . . . • • . . . 41
C..1e1
Cal State Fullertoa • • • • • • • • • • . • • '8
Chapman College . . . . • • • • . • . • • • • '8
FWJertoa Jr. College •••••••••••• a
Oranp Collt ......••• , • • • .. • • • II
st. Joeeph College • • • • .. • .. • • .. • •
Santa Ana College • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
~ c.tlfOl1lla •. • • •• • •. • •. • II
UCI ....••••.••.•• ·••• ••••••••·· • •
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B..,atal (Hoag Munortal) ••••••.. 17
MDl&ary lllltallallou ......••••••. 31
Tbe City ..............•.•••••••. S
Chamber of Commerce .. .. .. . .. 10
Commissions .. . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . 6, 10
Court ........................... 4e
Govunme.nt .....•••..•••.•••••.. 6
History ...••.••••.•••..••••••••• ~
U.brartes . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 13
Post Office .. • . . . . • • • • • • • • • .. • • . 21
Recreation ......•.•.. ~......... 38
:. =tioo ................ 4e
CoJoty Fair, Fairgrounds , ••• , . 22
Harbor District . . . . . . . • • .. .. .. • . 10
PopulaUon . . . . . . . . . . • • • .. • • .. • • . 21
Telepbont Number1 .. . .. .. .. ... 32
Pelldc:a, Veter laftra1U.. ...... 42
~.BMntl ................ 31
ReaeaUee (Fam.Dy llecM .. ) .... 22
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Cail.ta Me.a.a . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 24
N~ .Be.acb ..•••••••••••.••• 24
Parocblal. PriYate •••••••••••••• • ..............................
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YOUR COMMUNITY ~ ..... ,_, •• ;.., "'r Or-.. Coest DAILY PILOT
Nea,.,t .._. .. Cetta MIN, C.llfemta
"" Robert N. Weed • .. .. .. Publlrber Lei lfcCray • .. .. .. .. .. • • .. Staff Artbl
T!tomu l(ttttl ..•••••..... F.ctltar 'nlomu Meea.n.n .. Edltorl11 &rpervtsor
tee .P&10e, RJctwd Koehltr, LJte Ha.iCh ...... S&a1I Pbotoir~crr
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Your Community
The Fifth A n n u a 1 EdiUoo or YOUR COMMUNITY is published by the
DAILY PILOT as a salute to the people and communities of the Harbor Area.
Each year's ediUon provides excJtement and surprises for our staff as we
d.lJcover and record fresh inlocmatlon about the erowth and development of
thll ll'el.
Our nature-blessed area ls the local point of one of the most colorful and
exciting stretches of coaatline in the world. It.a truly unique combination of the
elements -both natural and manmade -that offer the good life, has long at-
tracted families throughout the United States to come for play. Now, by the
thousands, they have come to sl~y.
That partially uplaJns the reason why homes, stores. schools. churches
and fa ctories continue to blossom in the Harbor Area at a record rate. This is only part of the story we attempt lo tell each year.
YOUR COMMUNITY Is, of course, intended primarily for the information
and enjoyment of our readers Jn Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. But thou·
sands of copies also are distributed by the chambers of comm erce of the com·
munlties and by the DAILY PILOT to visitors and to people and business nrms
throughout ~e Unite4 States wbo inquire about our area.
In the pages which follow, we again offer newcomen and strangers the
fact.a, figures, names and photographlc glimpses which tell the story or an area
which is very nearly unbelievable in its capacity for progress and prosperity.
To the piooeera who read bere -again -bow they nurtured the villages
which were to crow into the bustling Harbor Area of today and to the great ma·
Jorily of our citizens, who have become part of the Ufe and fabric of our area
in moce recent years, we say that we share your pride In the story or achie,·~
meot and progreu of your communJty.
Your community is our community. That's why we tale particular plea-
sure each year Jn COtQpiJ.i.na aod pruenting YOUR COMMUNITY.
PUBLISHER
The Surf lpdte aplas~hlnn the waves IJ Cindy Fulco, 20-year-old Costa Maa art ltudtnt wbo to ~ u lnterior decontor aomeday.
DAILY PILOT Cblef aJber IM p.,_ found ber decoraUng the
outcloon. Pl1JM al.lo t6e picturesque teene (above), a .ICbooner
majesUcaUy gliding throulb Udo Channel "in Newport Harbor. Stall art-
tst Les McCray designed lhe cover.
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YOUR COMMUNITY 87 l
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Co9
tbrobl
year-
Men
J11111e,
fr-,_
Jva
Costa
and 4il
upec
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1eada
tllle c ........
beca.
II.aft.
ty WOf
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Surging City
Mesa Nears 15th Birthday
87 il'1111JJl R. VINSKL ............ , ...
Costa Mesa surges into
throbbing adolescence this
yar with a p.ta 1.5aa M-
lliftnary party ,_.ed in
J11111t, wtlea city leaders
froa mur fieldl ri1 take a
peek iato the fut.re.
Jiae a • u.e .we a u.e
Costa .Mesa C..try Ci.b
and 400 or more per-. ~
e:xpected fir tbe cryltal --llivenary c:elelntloa, wbea
views of tm will be aired.
Cllambtt ol C-en:e
leaden decided .. drag -Uaecryatal i.a•tM
1-tr• ., ery1llal ulliwnary. bee••• • eoe la 1151 could
la.a..e ftvisioDed wW die ei-
ty woWd be lite tOda,.
?be 1illle mesa "'"1 ol U
9qlllft miles ..... O'ft'D ..
lftOl'e ttlan 15 square miles.
dotted with ...... parts
bd a grewitag capacity fw
industrial ~·
C00Jtrt IANDMAll
"=+-BeaMi TW'tn_
-.. ...,. ntinmeC Mme ._.mdel'aw;l:ea40.
A ...... J al God dmches,
nm gila <lll'a Mesa
1aodlaad ...... u tallest II .,. cmar.ce~.
Tiie Anldlre on Uda
Street near flcmona AftMI
Is visible throughout much
of the Orange Coast on clear
daya Md •ill be joined
within two yean or more by
a sister stnJcture o( 7.5
ltGries, if d roes ICCOl"ding
.. plaa.
Oceup k will Mein m"· ilC ia '1iJ Aaplt.
Slit ..t eftlJlriMc is la
u. f-..e -.. ...time deepf taia note leaden
hlred one paficem• after ' ._,...__ U ,ears ago,
1o pl'! I W law Md etde!'.
'l1llft ia _.. te be 11" ..
otWay.
'nle te"Venalelli whidl
•--.:S '9 man thm
70,000 resideonts it -..ed ill
a 1 n, h .... rely ..
,...mte1 • mi.Oila cme
ee*r, .... ilC .... -wear-
"" arpetimC ... quiet
mmie .. ueate --atai1ll
.... j •• •« comt.t. u.a
..._. te ~ wwk:.ile
cm'tlam.
SEP&MTB POLICE
FACILll'Y
Molt m...,.;pe& dtpat-
111ab .e ..........
*1ldln Ill 71 F* Drite,
(Cwt' I• ... 4)
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NIOffT-UGHTED CMC CENTER IS SOURCE OF COSTA MESA CITY PRIDE
Newport Beach Blends Many Good Things
'' -· _,_,, .. a '",.1.1111&;-.l!f ;av
110m CIDI I r 1!118·---I"'
Home to 40~000
Water Ma.hes the Difference
By JEROME COLLINS
Oft!Oe~,.--
You take some au, stir
vigorously in a bowlful of run and flavor It with In·
dustry.
Then you 1prink1e it cen-
erously with several ttao.-
sand boats.
'nlat's the recipe ror
.Sewport Beach.
lt'• a city, as a aoc.1
'\lltoriu once archly noted,
that baa enouih attractloa
to launch a thou.and ...... It'• done more than that,
<¥i course.
At wt coont, more tMn
~.OOD ftlRll -from sabots
to JMMI -e9IW Ne. port Jleiidl '9GIDI .-t.
Alld for tbouMldl 4 ~
pie, landlubbers .a the
~ Na.,ert r...., ... ,., ?9Cralloa, CGD-.............. ~l•• oceu and fllll eaOt ...S
cooked the ..... , . ........ ~ .. ..
It. _, alm..t «>.GOO as of
today waat to, and do, live
Utere, too.
Duriag the s u m m e r
rnoatbs, the city's popula-
lioa -&pert from beach
crowds U\M toar abon
•• -reaches close to a.• llotek. motela and ren-
W ·-.... and apart-metdl, .....,.. from plu~b
• • •f!lll. fl"O'ride a broad 11tlec:tim el aome 5,000
...,," ftr yacatloners, ac· OldillC te Ule Newport
Hartier Qam~r ol Com-meru.
P1dat1al year • r o u n d
..._ _. lau.rio111 hl&h·
rile~ contribute
• the clty't bolld.a,y tt-
psOlpbere, but Newport baa
Ma aer1ou.a atcle, as well.
ll • c..poeed CJ( • b 0 .. t
II .......... two of
ftlil* ...... tu. AJ.
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nutd~.
1his June?
Lusty Teen
•ayieg heart of ton, via
R.-bor Bool.eYarcl and the
freeway exteneJon.
Muell men 11 ta More for
Coeta Mesa, ddtiDed to
become home for more than
Wiil hl.stoey bear out what
city leaders gather to
forecast for 1983 at Costa
Mesa's JSth birthday party
'Ibey could never
dreamed al the Cost.a
of today when city le
incorpouted the tow
years ago.
Mesa Flexes Mwcles
e lndwtry
•Population
• Recreation
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(c-tk e• FNa .... e J) ,.:a wllUe the police, eommu-
nkatiom and dvll dehue
center are located nearby at
99 Fair Drive.
After a slow a t • r t ,
hampered by • n e a r
dlsastro.ua clubbou:H fire,
the new COlb Mesa Golf
and Country Clu~ la tlolng a
boOmiog bosineta and the
clubbooae was r e c e n t l y
reopened followinf repair of
the lire damage. The $.1
mlllloa pro~ct baa two 18-
hole ~sea looped M'Ound
aprawling Fainlew·Hoapital
off Harbor Boulevard.
One course, Loa Lagos, la
a championship layout with
trffa, pood and aandtraps,
while the other, Mesa Un<la,
Is designed for the less ex-
pttienced go Her, but offer.s
just as much country-like
landscaping beauty.
A number of n e w
businesses have also localed
M~ CofC Reflects Growl
t.loo, piktecl by
Obaoctlei:; Awards, ~
by JobD Leonhardt;
Presidenta, captained b
~lier, ud 0 v e r s e
)farUting Council,
executive 11 Jack
njngbmn.
Ollkeri ol the Cha
are.: Jack Hammett, pr
'Clalt; Melvin Miller.
vlee pretfdent; PMll Nis
tteOQd vice p r • a i d •
Elfar Secotd, treasurer,
Ge;I«, 1ft>o alU in as
pnlldetit, .nd Nick Zle
.ctiq with the board as
ecutivt mu1Cer.
The H• budcet also
lnereued from $45,00> '51,~J . 1ritb moJt of ~MUlg ftmd C!Olllir>g
<M8lber .. -• per
hr fad.
Ziener', Wlbo ls ooe
Costa Me911• st.a .
boOstera, envlRcmc even
ler thinCI abeld,
bu1tne11 aocl lndultry
Umte to locaU in the m
over..W·make-room cit
A unique facet ol
chamber!• JOCll opera
·monthly publloMion of
memberabip rocter and
oatline of activities in a
pag• ad in the DA
Pn..at. .
"Where E1perie1ce Eliini11tes Elperime1t i1 leal Estate"
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PIOFISSIONAL . TM RMI Esteten are • ler9e, succeuful fHm of nperienced, weA trained
SALIS O..ANIZATION , heltoR, tflet ere ~uelifiecf e!HJ ••t•r to do • fOod job for you.
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~m With t.H.st ecf;oft a!HI si..c.,. senice, The RMI Estet~ enioy o,.. of tfie
AND •VICI • • • • • • • fiftd tepuf etiol'I i• +tte profeuiot1.
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LOCAU. Y' ~ All ow effert is conc...treted rifht hOfo in the N .. porl HMMr-Costa MeM
AND o.imtAm ••• , •. ArH. Wo •r• your Mi91tbon, wo ho ft.rel Our success ti hor•I
Retired? ••• or gettin1 ready?
Would you like a check month after month
after month in your mail box7
Then our Monthly Security Account ptan is
for you. St.art by opening a dividend-earning
savings account. The chart at the right shows
examples of how the plan works.
Customer acc"1tance of this plan has been
~ 1f'3tifyin1.
(Paylllents •biect to provisions of Sec. 8104 of the
taNfomia financial Code under which a s.Mes and I0311
associltion llllJ not nive its ri&ftts lo require up to six
lllOlltlls notice of inteftt to withdrl#. [vtfY witfldrlwal
request has beetl lll9t promptfy in M 32 ,ears.) Send for
your free Monthly Security Account "Coll!putu."
Safe Depolit Boxes
are avatlable in
our main office
and will be in
our new Newport
Financial Plaza Office
-Fall of 1968
lifOfrn.tt. l' SlCU1ttTy Accoc.IHT ~ You '~EST $20 000: Af Pl£s ._,,~ I •
$100 l'hontt, '°" .:ou ,..,,,
$l50·gg 10 Years $J?ht or•
· 10 Years $ ,350.06
$100 ,,.vEsT sa 9,Sso.oo .oo 10 ,00o: $100.oo 15 Years $25 60o
Years $26 ·0 .Oo
s1so.oo INvEsT J30,00o; , so.oo
$150 00 10 Years $26 *NI ~ 15 years $23 .gso.oo
.,, "• rounded ' 00.oo ""'1 '::;nt •nnu11 rete Of 5 ~d '" lltst11 on
1ftld Of 5 f'id 4U•f'ftf'fr fOlb Is • ClllmJIDllllCftd
'-1 "-·,::O I 1~• current d~try. 11111u11
...... • to '""• '"' tit ···-rift "'" Ill, Pl-.. ldatt. but "'''' 'IOt lftfOft lfftct fllt · • tubifi11t1.t11y titer
American Express
Travelers Cheques
ire available from
Newport Balboa
Savin15. The ufest
way to carry money
while traveling.
The Escrow
Department
at Newport Balboa
Savings handles
loan, purchase, sale
and exchange
escrows. We are
selected to act for
buyers, sellers,
borrowers and
lenders. We are
pioneers in leasehold
escrows and
financing. For your
protection, all
employees are
covered by bond in
excess of $1 million.
Safety Assured ~\. ... .,,.
for your Savings /IAj{~
principally by our high ~'11111 1!"
reserves and conservative ~~ ""'"., ~
operating policies, ·..-• :...::..
proven over 32 years, '
plus insurance of accounts.
We are members of:
Federal Home loan Bank System
Just one more of our
many services for our
customers old and new. Federal Savings and loan Insurance Corporation
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Savinp Account
loins
can be a big dividend
saver to you-e way
to keep yoor aecoont
intact. You may
borrow up to 90%
of your savings
ICCOUl't and repay
<NfJf periods ran&inc
up to 36 months at ._ ... c..a to-you ot
2%. Wt-..c:.n yot1
borrow for less?
Revenionary
Trusts •••
can pnwide 1 .............
Nwineforyouand
the entire principel
reverts to you at tM
end of the Trust
tenn. E.aminp ant
peid to the one ~
desi..,ate; I.e. to 1
ton or I deueht« '" coUep, 1n ex-wit.,
I Ntlrtd employee,
I pel9nt. Writ. Of"
come tn end •P'ON
this with us. Tax
control i• lf'I
Important pert of
FOd money
menqemenl
Tax Deductible
Newport Balboa
Savings,
unlike a commercial
benk, is an excellent
and lepl depository for
Corponte Savinp
AcccMMt1. Profit Sherln&
Funds, Withholdin1 TIX
Funds, Emerpncy
Funcb, ReserYe Funds,
Pwtsion Funds, Funds
aaianed to State
8oMd of EqU11iz.ation,
Funds 1ssi1ned to
Contractor's State
Uclnse Board. All .. "' '-"*'1 quarter1y
dMdends.
we.iour1tai.,,.d
ll¥inp tee;OUnt1 art
Ulld fn lieu of bondt,
h Mmfnp on thell
eooountt fO to you and
,.,.. llfmlna tht
bond cost.
Corona del Mar
Office
for your convenience.
Come in and meet our friendly.
knowledgeable staff when
you're in the neighborhood.
NEW!
Newport Center
Office
In the Fall · 19681
In Financial Ptam Irvine Rench .
Streamlined efficiency •••
lovely interior and txterlor.
Come and see it.
To te.m .... ._ "'1 of ow MfVlc.t Ju1t t111p.'°"9, ot ttop It ane of our offlctl.
Mafn Office: 3366 VII Udo, Newport a.ah, Cllf, 12HI, 673·3130 I ....... ~ 2166 E. Cont Hwy., Corw ~ Ollf. .... 171-lllO
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Many "Cities!!
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(C..U.lled J'nm P•ce J)
kips could be best de-
tcribed u geograpblcal
nxatlonl. Tbese a:re is-
lands, llolat.d sections of
t be community, narrow
street. that represent a
continuing cballence to ~
Jlce and fire department..
M a reault, the cit)''•
police are almost coasta.n~
Jy mobile, workl.Dc out of
their one police headquar-
ters OD the pentn,ula, And
Newport bas t w i c e aa
many fire ltatlom as would
most other ciUea Its 1lze
in population.
On a m a p, Newport
roughly takes oD the lb.ape
of a triangle: ita western
toe t o u c h u Huntington
Beach; on the east It
reaches to Cameo Shores,
below Corona del Mar. The
triangle's a p e x reaches
northward to the rapidly
developing indus~ are•
around Orange County ~
port. The base of the tri-
angle, of course, ls tfie P.a-
clfic Ocean.
Newport Beach ~toally
I.I composed of several
neighboring communities.
They include BaJbba ~
lnsula, We.t Newport, Bal-
boa lal1Dd1 Eut B 1 • f f ! Newport Bei&bta, Vi e I i
Bluff, Dover Sboret, Udo
Ille, Corona de1 Mar, Welt-
dlH, Udo Sandi, Harbor
Jaland, Newport lllaDcl and
LiAda Iale.
Tbe dty's lalet tu rev-
enue, not surprlllacl1, ii
*rived bl lar .. meuure trom its dozens ol ,-. ,...
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Costa Mesa Has Followed Expert Advic
CoS'ta Mesa city coun-
cilmen have the official say
on matters relating to zon-
ing, variances, 1ubdivisioru
and the like. but they gel ex-
pert advice before m aking a
decision.
The five-man Costa Mesa
Planning Commission first
considers such submissions,
aided by a city planning
staff report, and recom-
mends final action the coun-
cilmen should take.
Commissioners <.re duty
bound to review aJl such
matters in light ol basic
land use and master plan-
ning for Costa M e s a ,
without losing perspective.
Occasionally, they may
give CJn applicant some COSTA MESA MAYOR
particular break if be bas a Alvin L. Pinkley
hardship case, but require
stringent adherence t o
stipulations and conditions
attached for such twroval.
But councUmen do not
always agree, and In some
c a s e s, may overrule a
recommended de,nial by
planners.
The five-man plgcning
body is appointed by the city
council to four-year tu"IM,
which are staggered to keep
some experienced planners
on the panel at all times.
CurrenUy serving are:
Chalrmu J ada: Hammett,
term expires April, 1971.
Vke CUJrmu Nate
Reade, term expires April,
1968.
Charles Beck, term ex-
pires April 1971.
Dea l:•!il, term expires
April 1972. REMAINS ON COUNCIL
Jimmy Wood, term u -Geol'f9 Tucker
pires April, 1970.
VICE MAYOR
R ....... M. Wiiton
NEW COUNCILMAN
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Airport Big Ti111e
A ir Cal, Bonanza Chalk Up Record.
Orange Co11nty Airport
continued tta rapid transi-
tion in the past ,...,. from a
small "bus atop" a1rstrtp to
a modem regional air facW-
ty.
Air California. the flrlt
county • based eommtrdal
airline, c b • l It e d •
pbenomenal growth W'·
rytng ab:noft 3 0 0 • 0 0 0
~ in and out of the
airport in its first 12
lllCllltba. More tban • dean
atpu an ICbedWed UD:t
ud..-.anbdqlldded
abnolt 1llCICltbly to ....
CMm'te• .. Su P'lwlleo,
OMlewlwlS..3-.
Beaaasa Alr l ..... .....,_., .. ~
ffbdnuld .. ..... llcal .me. .. tbe put~ ...
.. TQclm .. lta '°""' ~ alnad.J lac ta••• 1'111 all, LM Vt1111. ..
Dlqo. El Centro, •••
Ymaa. h'F.C!.:••••1•r ... ---·-· 19 ID D,91 mt ,...,,. .............
Value High
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FORMER MAYOR
Wl1 .. nl T. Jonlan
VETERAN MANAGER
ArtlM-MclClftlM
Pay-as-you-g o City Has
Assets Without Any Debt
Costa Mesa is one ol the
few cities - in the world
perllaps -which can brl\8
of a $4 millioo, luxurious
clvic center and no bon<led
indebtedness.
The municipal bank book
even &bows JZ. 7 million on
deposit.
Pay-u-you-go has been
the spending rule ever since
Co9lta Mesa incorporated 11
y~ ago with a populetion
of 11,184. More than 70.f)OO
residents today are reaping
the benefits.
The city is a general law
city, governed by a five-man
city eouodl, members of
which tte elected at large to
serve four-year terms.
1bese men are the sole
electi" body of the com· muoity and Hlect a mayor
and vice ma)'Or, each of
wbom servu a two-year
term In office. ~naally,
the viee mayor 1ucceed1 the
mayor in the top figurehead
post.
The $150
From a mode9l begin. mnc.' Costa Mesa bM grown to the point *re itc .,..
nua1 IJudgd for the current
filcal ye. (1117 .. ) is
M.111.-.
Oompme this with a ~
tal trwwy ot '"° In 1163, the ye. the clty was In·
COlt>CJrated.
The city council appo1n
the city manager -Arth
McKenzie, currently -wh
in turn appoints all depar
ment heads and c i t
employes.
Councilmen also mak
local Jaws, q>prove o
disapprove vari.ances an
land zooing changes, awar
contracts, a n d t\lthoriz
purchases and studies o
matte.rs relevant to the city
Members meet the firs
and tttlrd Mooday or eac
month at fl:30 p.m. to con
duct business and re-coo
vene at 7:30 to ilOt on forma
legislative matters.
The slate l.ncludes:
Mayw AlTla L. Phlkley
term expires in April, 1m . Vice .,_ ~rt M.
WU.., tum expir es ·
April, 1972.
WDBam L. St. aatr, ter
expires in April, 1972.
Gffrge A. 'hcker, term
expires in April, 1970.
Willard T. Jenlan,
expires in April, 1V70.
Trem1uy
Costa MeM'c first .nay
Cb a rl e s TeWUllr.le, a
councilman Bruce M .
Claire Neban. Walter .
lei" and Bert Smftb .
in $30 eadl fer Chat fir
treaaa'y. An unknown be
efacCw .wed anottier
md tie ~ was in busi
Deal.
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LOOKING FOR A NICE HOME? THEN SEE
ITS A LOVELY COM MUNITY
kids walk to schoof; the,..·• a public libnry and four
lte•utiful parb. MMa Verct. It clo .. to the beach. close
to the freeway and hH two country clubs providing S-4
holes of toff, plus swimming and tennis. Winlling 1trHh
and beautiful homes crNt• delightful Mesa Verde
nelthborhooch.
HOMES PRICED FROM $22,950
NEWER HOMES FROM $30,000
FAIRWAY HOMES FROM $41,000
• 2150 MESA VERDE DR.• COSTA MESA
PLIASI WRIT& FOR INFORMATION IROCHURI
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al1110st $73.00 cash ••• every lllOlllh
...... ~ .,.. thiM1
TIJlllllllMl W drtvfnc I ...... type of cat blCk nl
tdl tDICbool MIJUJ, IDCJal fUnctJonl and on_.
trMll. It drM his fllhlr llmost Into the poorhouM..,.
lal to hllp up Mth the bBJs on two cars, the flmlly w
Ind hla IOD'1, plus Pltfn& for hr. education Ind 111 tht
..,.._ of flmiJJ llvfne A heart to htert talk with
Chide 1vtnon convinced him thlt bf bu11na a ~,.
.... he could SM almolt $73.00 Mty lin< montfl
Ml I 4 )WI' period. lJlla comparison lnvolvld IUblte
tlal llYlnp on purthul price, PIOlint, fnsu~ Gcae.,.... tJ-. IDtlrllt on w ~ ,...-.
eto. He twm IMd on llltf,fnm blclllM hf• aon la.I
tD lkL Yell• a Wi II tit cooled and thn Is no.,...
lot-. Nowdoll l-.ld rldiculoua?
If Jau WDUld .. to ln)of lnmnteconomy MfY .....
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Area Offers Dozen Beaches
The city ta caDed New-
port ~acb. Perbapl It
lboWd be ealle4 Newport
BMcbel -fQr tbert .. a
doRn ol. them.
Ten of them are dty op-
erated, one la 1 joint stat&-
city facility IDd tlM 12tb II
beach areas. Here ts a com-
plete list ot them:
-Newport • Balboa,
stretching 93 blocks from
tbe Santa Ana River jetty
to tbe "Wedge" at the tip
ol Balboa Peninsula.
FUN MAKES BIG SPLASH AT ONE Of NEWPORT'S MANY llACHll C'.!e_atelJ roa • a c:oantJ
·-Nffrl;J nine mDa ti ... terfroat art tndDded la a..
-Seven amall beacbeJ
froatiDg OD Newport Har-
llclr at peninlula JltreeWnda.
'l"heJ are 38tb, 19th, 17th,
10tb and Montero streets
and Bay View.
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A few apecial quations from Atlantic RIMlfdl
Corporation's Missile Systems Division.
Do you enjoy the chlllen1t of qinHrin1 in the total 1ystem1
concept ••• do you wnt the opportunity to work with • small
aroup of your peers -so th•t your work will be NCOl"lztd
and utilized ••• would ,ou appr.ciate the ldvanta .. of en
•fl new facility in beautiful Costa Mesa, Callfoml1.
ff ,OU'rt 1 creative, deertld en1inHr, can 1nswer ~to the
1bov1 questions, 1nd hne an Interest or experience In
A~mllics • AM. BectnMlk or Sine .. • hll111 ~
811d•c• oM C11111ul • Fltglaf hrfcna111ee
• want to talk with ""·
Mr. D. T. TotMJna, (7J•) 546-I030
S333 Harbor Blvd., Cotht Mtq, Calif. 92e2f
ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORPORATION
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-Another small beach
at Ruby Avenue and Bay
l'J'Ont on Balboa Island.
-Corona del Mar (Big
Corona) City-State Beach
Park.
-UtUe Corona Beach in
a cove jUlt IOUU. ol Big
Ocrou.
-Newport Daa, • pri-
vately-operated 78 • acre
recreation.al facility OD COUD· v....r property lD the
Upper Ba7.
The city's Marine Safety
~partment protects all the
beachfl, ei~t Newport
Duuu. wilb a lifeguard
crew that numbtrs 68 per-
ICIDDtl in IUllUllertbnt.
The department la also
dwged with tbe responsi-WlltJ, GI comte, Of patrol-
liDI ~ iDdl ti tbl cit;y's
total water trontage of 42 .uea, lncluctmc My and
eeeantrcat. Tbe tut la ac-
compllabed with two bllfJ-
powaed necue bOllta and
11"1'11 -....
IJfe&'IWdl art oo duty
mnnlnt all 28 tolrera n·
fll1 twsma'1 *'1 from 10
LJD. to I p.m. .Jeep patrolt
tale over then until mi
night when most of the pu
lk beaches are closed. Bi
Corona closes at 10 p.m.
Sltindivers and SCUB
divers are prorubited fro
using the beaches at a
times. And surfboard en
thusiilsts are restricted a
to areas and times in whic
surfing iB permitted.
During the summer sea
son -officially June 1
through Sept. 15 -surfer
may use the beach fro
19th to 30th streets fro
7:30 lo 10 a.m. in the morn
lngs. In the afternoon, th
surfing area shifts to th
sands between 30tb Stree
and the Santa Ana Rive
Afternoon surfing begins a
4 p.m. and continues un ·
sunset.
The regulations, howeve
are Oexible. Lifeguards
any time may cancel s
ing when the boards ar
creating too much of a h
ard to swimmers. ·
guards do so by hoisting
yellow and black "blac
ball" flag. Surfers who don
heed it are subject to cit
tions.
At Big Corona, the s
ts oermitted from 8 a.
until noon on weekdays
to 10 a.m. on weekends.
Prior to June 10 and
Sept. 15, lifeguards de
mine wbere and when 1
ing I! allowed.
One more regulation C
Newport's surfers: en
board must be' licensed.
d@Cal fee ts s:J,
Swimmers, too, must
here to regulations, b
they're not very com
Littering, drinking Oil t
beach, unleashed ~ts
frres are banned. Picnic
lng ia allowed.
But not at Bit CoronL
Mesa Streets
Busiest Yet
More than 100,000 veblcle
use Costa Meaa'1 180 mil
of streets dall1· The cl
DOW O'WDI and eperate1
traffic lignalt lnJtallaticn
not COUlltlnc those OD Sta
Highway 56.
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form
libra
and
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1967,
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For Old Sfllts-YOlll!fl Ones, Too
Libraries Have Full Cargo of Sea Yarns
Old sea yarm 7 Sailing in-
f ormatioo 7 Newport Beacb
libraries have tbe largest
and most comprehensive
selection ol boating end sea
stories io Orange Coooty.
receive
merit.
of tioO. The donation is cur-
rtat}y beiog med to coilK't
rare art books a n d
reference material.
Younger children,
parUcularty pre~ool, err
joy iM at.ory hours con-
ducted at Mariners and
Balboa. Thia is ooe ol ille
many eervice.s provided by
Friends ol tile Newport
Beach Llbrary.
t r u a t .e t s are Roger
Hardacre, chairm211: Mrs.
H a D c o c k Banning Ill,
teere\ary; Mt.s. T. Duncan
Stewart, W i 11 i a m A.
Coleman, Juoior p a s t
c h a I r m • n : and John
Hopwood, members.
and Mrs. William McVicker,
treasurer.
Mrs. S h e e 1 y • city
librarian, bas offices at the
Balboa branch. M r 1 •
Feliecla Young la librarian
at Corona del Mar, and Mrs.
Adelh! Maneill headl the
Mariner's Library.
CORONA DEL MA R
UBRARY, 420 Marigold
Ave., Corona del Mar, 673-
3670; Monday t bro ugh
Wednesday 1 to 9 p.m.;
Thursday and Friday, t
a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday.
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Some 22,930 resldents, an
~e of 8.7 peroent over
1967, now patronize the
CEree libraries. They can
aLso d>OOSe .trom 82,358
wlumes.
Circulation igwes lo r
1967 Wtte 410,000 .and ..
e~ t() increase greetly
by ffl• end ol 1968, ac-
cording to city li.bl'arian
Mrs. Dorotbea Sheely.
Add.ltioos p 1 a o o e d , ac-
cording to hi llJrarian, in-
clude ®'j)11ng the preseGt
size of Ii• Corona del Mar
braod1, to be oompleted in
mkl-.urnmer, and t b •
esW>IMbmeot of • lilrary
station at the Bluffs Com-
munit7 Room, beghdng
tibia monll.
JUNIOR FRIENDS
Active ln·c om mun it y
libNiry activities this year
bail been the Junior Friends
ol the Ubrary, composed of
youngsters up to the flftb
grade.
Recently they b a v e
spomored a creative writing
eooteat and are currently
tollcltioC used books fot the
libruy book sale. They
a1lo have been tabn on
field trips to various nm-
MUDU and libraries.
Origin oi the Newport
Beach library system is at.
tributed to early EbeH Club
VARIOUS SERVICES members, who in 1909,
Librery ~ iDclude Jbortly 8.fter the Ebell Club
an!'ftl'MIC l'!lle~ ques. of Newport Beach w111
tion.I, fbatruction in u..e of organized, sought to obtain
the library, a 1Um1Der a branch of the state library
readl.n( {Jl'Ot('llD ... story sytitem.
~ and tounh grade The effort was rewarded
.moot cbtldreo, ~-ln 1910. Later books w.-e
ttn.g 44 clMlel IDd totaling colleded for ttie Eben
7 ,000 ltudent.J, viltt a Library, and the 1 t a t e
libr.-r ~ • mCJGlb Clo be brandl WM rellnquiabed. :-:i.::: i:k, ":! m'8T LIBRARIAN
found and botr to me Flnt Lllrarlan of tbe
refereoct worllaa d u r l n i Newport Beach 1 i b r a r 1 ,
these vtait.. ~ Douglas, and a
Young.ster• in elementary member ol the Ebell Cklb,
grades who eadl ~ 10 baa been honored this year
boob dwiDg Che IOl'lllller by • '2,000 memorial dona-
Clubs Off er Young
WideRangeofFun
Newport's main library on
Balboa opened in tm,
situated ln Newport Park.
The park has disappeared,
but tb1 library has ex·
ptmded, adding two bran-
ches over the year•.
The Newport Board of
Ubraey Trustees govern the
library 1yltml in an ad·
viJoey capacity. Present
LIBRARY FRIENDS
Frlendc ol the Library is
beaded by Loren Heather,
president; Mn. James Dow·
ty, vice presldeot; Mn.
John McCabe, secretary;
BALBOA LIBRARY, 216
Island Ave., Balboa, 673-
1.w>; M~ thr.ough
Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m .:
Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p,m., and
Sslturday, t a.m. to 5 p.m.
MARINER'S IJBRARY,
2005 Dover Drive, Newport
Beach, 6*-4754; Monday
through Wednesday, 1 t.o I
p.m.; 'lbunday and Friday,
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Satur·
day, 9 a..m. to 5 p.m.
FRIENDLINFSS: A 104-YEAR-OLD TRADmON
Fram IM da7 ta ilM .._ f llMI tnm. l8Cl Mt partnen fouacW What WU to beoome IRVINI
llANCX fd....nt ........ 1-a put -paoel ol tM pd llf1 MN. .,, AM tide dtep tNdltioca of
cosdlalltJ, dallq from the ftqjWOI' •'Jtoli. mlfo." CU be heard la fM "ii. I ....... of ~·1 Im.
twtdents. DlVJNI RANCH .n.. tM kW of ......... .-.. a ua • anbML lta pub and.-
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IANCH. 1J Homae la ..., price ,.... MW adet ooaatnldica ta I ladlridul CIOllUDllDIU... NoW
It'• fOU mow. took Into tlde·fdndly llad, Nlttllt *'Ila• l'RVINE MNCll ~TIO~ CENTBK.
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NEWPORT IEACH • COSTA MESA • CORONA DEL MAi
SURROUNDING AREAS
BALBOA ISLAND CORONA DEL MAit
Adult ~ lomt wlda
auest apt. 50' widl lot. VIEW
ol ftl~ ~ 11-•• '9'f,!5oo
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Ml price on tuter w 1 t h QI JAN CY
REAL ESTATE
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EASTILUFF . CORONA HIGHUNDS
Home tor dilldren/larre fa m-
lly room/5 bdnn. Larae loll 21211. CMtt Nwy, CdM I..a..rae lot •••••••••••• '34.•
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For dlfinite Im 11b1•1t periods,
(mininun $2,500)
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2828 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA CALL 546-1200 NOW
"Q ... lit9 I• TM Reuon WJa11 ConneD I• Tlae Place To Bu11''
"Connell Chevrolet is probably the only VOLUME CHEVROLET DEALER who mointoins the imo9• of confidence
and quality. We are straight forward in our dealings ad have built a most enviable repeat business from our
satisfied customers. We keep the largest stock pouible of brand new Chevroleh offering • complete selection.
O~r resale de~rtment maintains a display of over I 00 used cars and the emphasis is always on quality. Of
coun•, we never forget friendlinen. We will try our very best to make your visit to Connell Chevrolet a dignified,
pleasing and friendly experience."
OOllELL CHEVROLET'S AIM
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CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS KING at Connell Chevrolet and you will r.ceive the utmost in courtesy at all
timH. No iob is too large or too small, and we do th• iob P.D.Q. (pretty darn quick I). Whether the iob
is bendin9 out a fender or the complete rebuildin9 of a motor you can always depend on QUALITY work-
manship at reasonable pricH. We've provided our personnel with the spece and the equipment to do
any iob • • · 1 TI.ere are nearly 12,000 Chevrolet ow nert in the area we Hrvel Some of these owners
are old cus+om•n and some are new. Therefore, W• must maintain • lar9• iawentory of r,..ady parts
for all Chevroleh. Our 1000 square foot parts department can elways be counted on to have the parts
Jot.I need, when you Med th.ml Remember, we are her• to off•r servicer we 're intetested in bein9
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NearlY 9,000 boati are "at
home" in Newport Harbor.
They range from sabots,
those UWe one-boy (or on~
girl) 1alling dinghies, to
some of the most famoU8
yachts 1alling the oceans of
the world today.
Some ol them number
among tbe largest racing
and cruising packets to be
found on either the Atlantic
or Pacific coasts.
The reaaon Is that the MO
aurfac:e acres of water iA
lower Newport Harbor and
the 518 aurlace acres in the
Upper Bay pcovide m~
varied opportunities for wa-
ter-oriented sports than any
other comparable body ol
water in the world.
To be sure, there la the
usual amount of complain-
ing from th~ who object
to a $-knot speed Umit In the
bay and the time it takes to
take a boat from the upper
li~s Ho111e to · 9~000 Boats
One of Every Kind Meam Full Howe for Harbor
reaches of the bay to the •.. ., .•• :::-.._, ....
open ocean, plus some mild
bickering between the pow:.
ecboat addicts and the sail-
ing buffs. But It Is probably •
these sell same re~trictions
that keep Newport Harbor
in the forefront of popular·
ity when it comes to clean-
llness and lack of accidents
and damage to boats.
Crltlclsma to the contrary, Newport has the reputation
for being one of the best
regulated small boat bar·
bon on the West Coaat
From t b e fiaberman'a
point of view, there ' an
lllllkera for the tak:inl witJl.
1n a few minutes -or a
few boars at most -of the
jetty entrance almost any
ti.me ot tbft year. And al-
moct any Ume of the day or
week one cu apot a doza
or m o r e drittial 1kilf1
within tbt barbOr llm.lta,
the relaxed type of filbinC
commonlJ known u poS.
and line.
Newport baa never been
a mecca tor tbe bot rod
l)>ffdbo9t OI' tbe ..... Pi·
tr, but then Ja even u area
1n UPI* .BaJ Wben thil m>t of lpo!1 and NCrealloD
la still anllablle tor tbol"e
wbo do not· wilb to trailer their boata tor loq dll-tuces.
NEWPORT HARIOit HAI AT LEAST ONm OP .ALMOST ANYTHING THAT 'LOATS
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And of course, the
larlest It llOt tbe long
ternatioDal yacht ra
Newport to Enlenada
bad i1I origins here e
20 yeara ago and has
from a few dozen en
more than 500 boats.
Even the celebra
Meters of America's
fame are beginning
their way to Newpor
beet known ~
Patrick Dougan'a Col
and Jack Baillie's re
acquired Newsboy (ex
emer).
So much for the whl
the ~eel wea
yachtsmen. What is
for the alt water ad
moderate means!
Wdl, did you -ever
tni • boat oOt
harbor oa a summer
aftenoon and
hordes " awlmmers ~and I
en?
And there ia tbe "
ter bo9t" fan who
day ooce a year ln 1tl
famoua pG"D of
and oddball craft
and/or oprited by
well lmpwa skippers
pr Bergml Od
Dick Shaw.
Newpori mar1nu
yacht landlnp ar
docked. MOit ol the
both private and
cial. are ftDed to
the year U'OUDd,
Harbor Department
Jona •alttnc Hit f(lr
and oflabore
all typee of
canno&Mllaulecl wae.r. i.......,...
fttibg boata art tum. For the tr .
..... tbret
Upper ~ wlMn
boat. em be J..arcelt et thtte
JMmdrinC fad1ltJ
of lie ODell Bl&la~
-1IM Upper Ba Otbtra are at tbe nm. IDll Vacbn'• ., bl Upptr Bey.
T-. facllltlM are ., ......... aad
illllcmcl power craft
bll tf ...
traDlr 111D!OMIJI
«aft will .. =r=.allo
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coast:
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medit
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an h the' paviL
new
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A s.becl apansloa plaa as seen in lbe near f llture tor
Hoag Memorial HOlpital,
situated on tile Newport
Bluffs, com ma n d l n g a
panoramic view of the
coasUine.
Now In iU l5ah year ol
operation, the h oe p 1 t a I
rnairqhM 7&1 employes, of Whim 2'5 are oo the
medical staff. Within a
decade, the m beds are ex-
peeled to expand to 552.
Newell facilltles 1nclDde
ao lnamive can wMt and
the '550,000 p e d I a tr I C a
paYillon -1 completion ol a
new lobby.
'lbl pediatrics pavilion II
desiped u a five.eatelllta
clulter that iacludes •
children't playroom a D d
walting room for pm'G.s.
A nurm, control ltation
at the center of t b • radiltine clult~ permlta
comtaat l\IPel'VWOll over
individual wants. -
The new lobby •i>aM empt>a•• .more efflcient admiltiDC areal to Insure
privq and comfort for tbt
patieDt.
It ... neatly 15 years aco
that tbe dcqw '° Boec open·
ed. Until September of 1952,
relideatl bad to travel io
Santa Ana or tiruier fGr
general bo9pitai eervices.
But4bt need for a bo6pita1
w•~•llx'CeCo
• -, whee members ol
UM LacuDa Beach Qom. manieJ ~ <Jiarda
met to at a 1mdl hospital
for the ara.
-Hoag to Do uh le Beds
name selected, and workers
from all parts of tile county,
led by the Rev. 0. Scott
McFarland of Santa Ana,
Hiled '696,6U.78. A majOr
lllt of fl00,000 came from h lat. Glenn L. Martin,
ttien.. of Bahimort, Md., who
bad received his start in the
aircraft Industry in Orange
Oowlty.
Cotta, rising greMly after
the war, found tbe first
eslmate of $500,000 f'or a 70.
bed hospital too low. Re~
Jecting the idea of bailding a
smaller hospital, the com·
mit.tee apptiecl to tbtr federal
gcwermnent and requested
funds under the Rill·Bartoo
Act.
'Ibis bid was unsuccessrut
and organizers then turned
t.o adm.lnWtr &ton; ol the
Hoag FoundatJoo, created
many years before by the
lat.e George Grant Hoag.
Uniting of community an<l
foundation funds wa,, agreed
upon and the foundatioo
donated '500,<MX> to tbe
building fund. A new cor·
pocation was formed and
Hoag Memorial HO-$pital-
Presbyterian was born.
~ U.member board of
dlrec1lors includes seven ap-
pointed by the Hoeg Foun-
dation, seven elected by
Presbyter.iao churcbet in
Orange County md • lStb member selected by the
other 14.
Currently serving a 1
directors are A. V.
Jorgensen, president ;
George Grant Hoag, vice·
president; Dora H 111 ,
secretary; and William J .
Stauffer, t:re8sw'er.
Other board members in·
elude, former state seoatoc
John A. Murdy Jr., Mrs.
Joseph A. Beek, ~y R.
FWft, James F. Pemey,
Ralph Kohlmeier, Francis
E. Grisel, F r e d A.
McMaster, Joseph A. Long,
Elmer W. Farnsw«ttt,
Howard A. Bear and James
E. Ballinger.
William R. Hudson Jr ..
bu been appointed !be new
administrator this year.
Another expeotatioo for
the very near future is the
birth of the 25,000tb baby
since the opeoiDg of the
hospital.
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Meet Needs
Of District
Orange Coast College in
Costa Mesa whlch boasts a
total enrollment of 14,828
and courses leading to an
associate of arts degree in
71 fields can truly be called
a "community college" in
every sense of the word .
The two-year institution,
founded 1n 1947 by the peo-
ple of the community, offers
courses and classes ge<ired
•pecifically to community
needs and takes a leading
role iD the cultural tile of
the community.
For example: OCC offers
occupat.i<>nal and vocational
training in 56 different
fields. Most of these pro-
grams are the result of
cornmuruly actions.
BY POPULAR REQUEST
&14, dift!' tr I h l I I t
ofiahore rigginc and un.-
derwater cable lf4)air will
be explored.
In addition to its extensive
vocation.al program, OCC
bat a college transfer pro-
gram which since its in-
ception h84 ranked among
the top in the staU. occ
graduaiea etrjoy out.standln1
euccas when they IO on to
four-year acbools.
During this 1 p r 1 n g
semester, OCC enrolled ap-
proximately 6,190 full-time
day studenta. The evenina
college enrolled I , e 3 I
students.
NEW LIBRARY
wMbln .. dWrld. Goll1e9
Wea c.oJlete in B1mttnr-
~ach. an outwowei. ti
occ, opened in the fall (If
1968.
1t currently boMtl ..
enrollment of 2,431.eudeaM,
IK faculty ~ IDd 13
bulldmtl. The 14th bclMcMnl,
presently u oder ooo-
struottoo, will booM tbe
automotive t e c b o o 1 o I y
department, wbidl w 111
move from OCC to Golden w eet 1n the fall.
The colleges are gonrned
by a five-member Board of
Trustees, e-lected I r o m
trustee areas.
Ila spaiclous campus in-'mE BOARD
eludes 68 buildings, with a
new $1 million library now
under construction, to meet
the rapid need.
The buildings are spread
over 240 acre$, a good por-
tion ol Which is dev<>ted to
the college's a c) i v e
agriculture program, with
studeots raising both crops
and livestock during their
two-year program.
Trustees, aod the •e11
they represent are:
B~ presidem William
Kettler, Huntingtioo Beach;
Worth Keene, clerk, Seal
Beach; Robert Humpbreyc,
Costa Mesa; Dool.Id Hoff,
Midway City; and Walter
Lot)gmoor, Newport Beach.
Robert Moore la president
ol Orange Coast College,
and Dr. Dudley Boyce ls
president ol Golden Wut.
Dr. Norman E. Wataoo is
District Superintendent and
Dr. Thomas A. Blakely ls
District Director ol the
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li~s Community Colleg
In September. courses in
air transportation a n d
marine technology. prompt
by requests and needs of
locaJ industries, will be of-
fered.
Tuition is free to residents
of tile Orange Coast Junior
College Di.strict. 0 u t -o f -
di.s1rict students a t t e n d
under a n arrangement
whereby the area from
which they come reim-
burses the college by means
of a "seat tax." This ls done
so tbat taxpayers within the
district do oot have to pay
for students from
Evening College, wbldl thi.s llillMi~AjO~
All phases of the alr in-
dust r y , jnclu d ing
pr&liminary pll<>t training
designed to coincide with
the rapid expansion of
Orange County Airport and
O(J)er local air fllCllities will
be taught. lo the second oew
elsewhere.
Tbe college 11 ooe Cli two
semester enrOlled m o r e
than 12,000 studeni.I It the
two campuaes.
The district ii one of h
few in California whldl bl
DO bonded indebtednele. Tu
rate ls 54.CM <*l&I per '100
aaaeuecl valuatkle.
The d. (;.Carter Company
specialists in the control and handlin9 of liquids end gases,
os well as miniaturization impo rtont to underseas operotions.
Inquire todoy obout your future
with The J. C. Corter Compony
-o 22 yNr old firm that' is stil 9rowinq
and is • fine flrm to 9row with • . •
Call Mr. Mark 0.an. (71 .. ) '48-:U21
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TWO UP, TWO TO 00 -Workmen acramble ~ ICaffolding aurro
first two storiu of four~.tory Hhrary now a-INll4baa on Orange Coast
lege campus. 'lbe f.adllty will coat aJi&btly more than '1 million, fUnded
marily with federal moni•. Flnt floor will be ltud1 area; second and
floon will bouM l1brar)'. l'ourib floor of new baUding, to be ftnlabed
about a year, will be aUdlo-vilual ctnt.. Ol4 llbrary will become
baa center.
for ,.011 ••• cow rt HJ an41 .. nalne friend,IHu.
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Ford sales and
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California
OVER 47 YEARS OF PROGRESS
·Theodore Robins Forti 1921-1968
Many de.lerships have operated many years under
tfte same name, but few have enjoyed almost half a centurY.
of progress under the same ownership and management.
We feel our good fortune in Southern California is
based on a reputation of personal integrity. During the years
· :rheodore Rob int Ford grew ~rom • tiny one-man business into
one of Orange County's largest, most modern Ford dealer·
ship, we have refused to "impersonarize" our customer r ..
l.tionships.
As we enter·oor 4etft year of serving Orange CountY,
-• NtNiR. aware that .. although aD of our friends cannot be-
come eustomers---d of out customers can become friends. Thffdore Robins Jr.
,ONLY:_ lllODORE -ROBINS OFFERS· YOU All OF THESE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES.
;• .I. ., nuc1. CAMPll CINTH tOLUMI~---') ICONOMY CAI CINTll
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~JI ·~··~..,~· ... ililllft .. ,_ -•ch Ofl yMr tWll cllelt elHI lraclluton 111 • cli"'1thl4I trer11port•tio• to erwl from your worlt, ho1111 ., 1chool
t l .. a re.111. Telt11 Ito tl!tt1 JO 111l1111f11 -ft.Hf•ll c1tt, _,.ii, your "' 11 i..1119 ••rvlctcl,
LU.SI llM'1' CINI•' . . · ... H .. H PllFOIMANCI CAI CINTD IUPll SDYICI CIHTll LHee .., ............... _..... ...... :c.·. Feet..., ••thrin4 1ele1, Mf'l'ico, e8' 'orlt f• FOf4
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1921
2060 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA. 642-0010
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Of .... o.Jly ...... St.it
The church has made a
home in the Harbor Area, a
borne for the communit y.
There art many s u c h
''homes" in fact. w i th
~irtually every denomina-
tion having its place of
worship.
The many C'hurches in the
area play a vital role in
making the t'Oasl a good
place to live, to raise a
family. As the hom~ is the
pla~.'e where the family roots
ere planted. so the clwrch is
the focal poin.t of communHy
growth. As the community
grows so does the church to
match its needs. N e w
facilities and additions to
e x 1 s t i n g sttuctures fre-
quently are dedicated.
Most c h u r c h t' s are
members of the Newport
Harbor Coundl of Churches,
en organization w h i c h
gponse>r s religious and social
programs for the com-
munity.
lls most recent project is
Uie creation or FJSll, an
emergency help service.
Volunteers -there are
about 90 or them altogether
-are ready to ri!91>0nd to a
telephone call Ohe number
is 642-6060) around the
clock and provide emergen-
cy help such as helping peo-
pl e get to a hospital.
The group also joU!ied the
Orar>ge C.ounty Fair Hous-
ing C.ooocU receolly. Pro-
jti:ls planned for the near
future include spoMOrship
0 r i n t e r-deoomlnat.ional
youth activities. a I.raining
p r o g r a m for youth
counselors and trainiiog IOC'
Sunday school teachers.
Nearly 60 churches in the Harbor Area are members
ol the councll But this
year's presJdent. the Jte.v.
Richmond C. Johnson of
Mesa Verde Mel hod is t
Church, says the council
hopes to extend into tbe
Huntington Beaoh-Fountain
Valley area to increue lls
membership. In addttion,
ltle cooncn plans to form a
ministerial astoelatlon.
The nanes, addresses.
telephone DW'Dbers and
service schedules of the 1 ctnarchet wbidl terve the
Harbor Area are listed on
this page.
~MBLIES OF GOD
EvMcel Temple el C..U
Mesa, U• Paularl.no Ave.;
54f...tZ:2I; 1lle Rev. V. B.
Mathan. Suvices .t JO, 11
e .m. and 7:30 p.m.
Ftnt AieemMJ .. G4MI
Oillrd, COl"lla' "' %b1 and Elden Anauet, C o 1 t a
Mesa ; 54&-!'IU; tbe Rev. M.
C. Cronk, 541-3711. Servi~•
at 9:30, 10:50 a.m. and 5:30,
7 p.m.
GW ....... -'-llllQ., Ce.I~ • ..., w. lMb St.,
NewPort Beadl; .... Im;
tM l\ev. Tbomu •~u. ...... Slrfkel al 1:41,
11:50 un. Md e 9d 7 p.m.
~~ .. a.a
Cbarch, 740 W. Wilson St.,
Costa Mesa; 548-4707 ; ltie
Rev. V. L. Hertwe ck.
Services al 10:50 a.m. and 7
p.m.
BAHA'I
Babai Center.~ Victoria
St.. Costa Mesa. For in-
formation about the Cost~
Mesa group call 548-3215 or
549-2005
BAPTIST
Fairview Baptist Church,
2525 Fairview Road. Costa
Mesa; 545--4010 ; the Rev.
Melvin V. Taylor. 5-46-15.'J.1.
Services at 8·30 and 10:55
a.m.
First Baptist Cllurd1 of
Costa Mesa. 301 Magnolia
St.. Costa Mesa: 548-173.1;
Dr. P. G. Neu m an n .
Services at 9:45, 11 a.rd . and
7 p.m.
Harbor Trinity Baptist
Cbu:rcll, 17.30 Baker St.,
Co.st a Mesa; 545· 7981 ; Ule
Rev. Robert Hess. Services
at 9:45. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Thompson, 642-7114. Service
at 10 a.m.
JEHOVAH'S
WITNESSES
New,.rt Beach Cengrega-
Uoa •f Jeltovall'a Wltne11e1, rm Canyon Drive, Costa
Mesa; 548-2006; minister,
Calvin Oc'hsMr; 646-2748.
Services at 9:30 a.m. and 1
and 4 p.m.
C•ata Mesa C.ongregallon
of Jeltovall'a Wl&ne1se1
(East and Central Units)
1950 Church St; ministers
Roy Swanson and Harold
Toutji.arl. Services at 9:30
a.m. Mid 1:30 p.m.
LU111ERAN AMERICAN
LUTHERAN. CHURtll
Newpert Ban.r Lat.Item
Charci, 25001 Cliff Drive,
Newport Beach; 548-3&31 ;
the Rev. James Blain; s.48-
4293. Sen ices at a and 10: ao
a.m.
Price ef Peace Latlteru
C'arela, '¥J!lllf1 Mesa Verde
Drtve, Costa Mesa; 5411-
0062; The Rev. Andr ew C.
Anderson; 54S.2754. Services
at 8 and 11:15 a.m.
LUTHERAN, . LUTHERAN
Neighborhood C h a r c h,
American Legion Hall, 565
W. 13tn St., Costa Mesa: Dr.
Ben Daniel Griffith 54&-7500.
Services at 9:30, 11 a.m. and
7 p.m. Hignw~. SeorWcee at 10 the Rev. John P. Ashley.
a.m. Services -at 7:30, I and 11
CHURCH IN AMERICA
~rm• Clletth of tlte
Master, 2900 PacH\c View
Drive. C.orona del Mar; ~
5022; Dr. William R. Eller;
Services at 9 and 11 a.m.
U • I v e r 1 t I y BapU1t
Cbatt.h, Cypress Avenue
and SE Palisade$ Road,
Santa Ana Heights, ~;
\he Rev. Robert D. amm.
S4&-0038. Services at 9:45, 11
a.m. and 6 and 7 p.m.
BAPTIST, SOUTHERN
First S-tllen Ba,attat
Chttlt, 650 Ramilloo St.,
Costa Mesa; &42-9181; tile
Rev. Bob Schmeltetopl.
Services at 1:45. 11 a.m. and
Sand 7 p.m.
CHRISTIAN
Ftnt cmttttu Clnlrc• er c.sta MeN. m v~a St .•
Costa Mesa; HI -47 78 ;
Past.or James Piercy, $(9-
0614. Serv.ices at 9:30. 10:40
a.m. a.nd g and 7 p.m.
Barber Ftrtt Orlttlu
CIMlrdl, 425 E . latn St.,
Costa Mesa; Dr. D. W.
McElroJ, 1'75-3885. Strvlctt
al 9:301 l.f:4$ a..m.
~ud el CMtlt, 2lfT W.
Wilsoo St ., eo.ta MeN; 541-
$711; rnlD.later, D u a n •
May6ekt, $4$-4800. Services
at 9:45, J0:45 a.m. end I
p.m.
CHURCH OF IESUS
CHRIST OF LA~DAY
SAINTS c .. ta Meta Ward, IOI
Dover Drive, N • w po ~ t
Beach; &M-4131; B i I b Op
George Hlftt.r. Se£vices at
9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Newpert Bea~ Wan, IOl
Dove!' Drive, N e w p • r t
Beach; .....01; B i •bop
HaroJd J . ~UDd. M9--*5.
Services at 9:30, lJ e.m. and
f p.m.
c .. aa Meu coacrecaticm
of tM Reor1aohed <Jlurdl
o( Latttt Day Slliala, in.ca
at Orao1e CouatJ
Fairp'oundl. SU*1 ICbool
al 1:30 1.m.; terrica at 11 Cll1USTIAN 9ClENCE F1nt Omd el Cllrtst i .m.
S e I e a t I 1 t, Costa Men OONGJlEGATIONAJ.
Womeo.'1 Cl'Ullboule, 110 W. Ceee..-lb' v.oe ....
1ltb St., COiia ..... : ...... u... Qmrdt ..
Ml 3ll'll ; Rudln1 Room, a.rw, Ill Htllotrape .....
1• Newport Blvd .• ~o..t.. del -· ..,,._~ Men; ~J. Sert'ka Dr. G. II~· f1i-
1:1&, 11 LIO. mt. tll 1:30 .:...11
ftrlt Clllld ti a.m.
Sde1u.t. Htwpart Buc:b .., Vla Lido, Ntw.,.t
!Jed; l'll-IMIJ ......
Room, ms VI& Lt•• ,
Newport Baell: l'IMllO.
Senlcel • t : 11. u 1.m.
a.m.
St. Jeb die D Iv I • e
E ' ii e • ' a I C'arU, 2043 Orange Ave., Costa M"~a:
Ma-1321; the Rev. J<lhn W.
D o n a 1 d 1 on • 548-003IS.
Services at 7:30 and 1:30
a.m.
St. Mklt.ael a • • A 11 Amgek' Epbcepal Cliuelt,
3233 Pacific View Drive,
Corona del Mar; &73-&t95,
1be Rev. Edward P. Alleon,
M6-1D. ServicN at I and
9:30 a.m.
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
Cetta Meal Fow...-. a.re., 1734 Ora&e Ave.,
COID Mesa; •1'13S; b
Rev. W. W. Murrin, '*1617.
Senkea at 1:4'5, 11 LID. ud
7 p.r
INDEPENDENT
nTNDAllENTAL
Camry CllQel meetinC
Ill ~wpart B a r It • r
LatberaA <Jaurdl. mo cwr
Dme; •• •12; tbe Rn.
Qlalel SmilL s.na Ill
%:30 p.m.
c.er.I .... C•arc~ Or-.. A,... Ill 23iNl
SU.. C<* .........
... Tbe 8-> BlllrJ JODet.
Se:rricet It t lmd lt:ID a.m. ... ,, ...
wra.ot:NOmJUDONAL ll•w ... C••P•l.1'11
.... Villa, Oolta MMa: •o.; ....... a.Ill
T. Jta11••· ..... at t :tl, 11 ....... 7:• p.a.
• LUTBERN, MISSOURI
SYNOD
Qrbt IAGieru Cltwr9 .t
C..U Meta, 780 Victoria SL,
Costa Mesa: 548-5404; 1be
Rev. Lothar Tornow; Sti.
5404. Services at t : 15 and 11
1.m.
METR01>1ST
Baa. ...... c.m.-ttJ
M ..... a.a. 115 Apte
Ave., Balboa ltland; ~
0850; the Rev. Don A. Bir'· rett. Servtca at t :30, ll
a.m. Youth IJl'OIJ'&m at 7 p.m.
a.w Clmdt 1tJ tllie Sea c...r.MJ ... tit .... ' a..a, lat w. Balboa
Bhd.., Nnport Beaclli; f'13. -; a.. Jt.ev. Jamet B.
Lamlntb; MMOI. Sevtces
llt t :•, 11 a.m. Yollth pro-.-ana at t :30.
....... ....... a.rd ..
0.C. ...... GD W. 1ttll St..
c.ta .... : •'172'1; 11111
Rn. lUchlrcl J. Dmllip.
Senkel at t:• . .Jl Lm.
Y...U.JnfNIDlt7p.a
Ilea T ... ,.., .. a.e. l"1 ........
Colta MeN ; MN'l.tt, ... aw. JUc ...._. c. ,....._, ... ,. a. ........
•:• 1.m., Ulllt•• ......... .
a.rd, am But 8blfl ~o..... ...... , .... aw.-.....,..... as.
... lrftceat ll:JI .... ·-·~···-. " Olnila ..... -NAIAUNa 8dlell; .. Bn. R • J Olilili'd II .. N w ,
650 Plumber. Costa
548-7161 ; the Rev. Eld
Coble; 548-7161. Servi
9:40, 10;45 a.m. and 6
p.m.
PRESBYTERIAN
Presbyteriaa Cburc
the covenant, 1.850 Fai
Road, COsta Mesa ; 545-
the Rev. Warren G. St
Services at 9:30. 11
Youth program at 6:30
St. A11drew'1 Presbyt
Charch ef ·Newport B
600 Sl Andrew's
NewpoTl Beacb; 646-
the Rev. Charles H. D1
field; ~252. Services
9:30, ll a.m. Youth pro
at 7 p.m.
St. M a r It Pnsby
Chwra of Coroaa del
corner of Jamboree
and East Bluff, Ne
Be a ch: 644-1341;
Morris C. R o b i n
Services at 10 a.m.
ROMAN CA THOU
Oar Lady ef Mt. C
Churdl, 1441 W. B
Blvd., Newport Beach
2100; Rt. Rev. Msgr.
Dunne. Service at 8, l noon.
Ollr Lady Queen
Aitgelt. ~ Mar
Drive, Newport Beac
0200; Fr. William
Harvey. Services at
noon and 6 p.m.
St. J..ul• ar.m. 19154 Orang
Costa Mesa; 54-t
Rev. 'lbomas J.
Services tll 6:~. 8,
10;30 a.m., noon a p.m.
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County Holds Title
As Second Largest
By JACK BROBACK
Ot .. DtdlY Pll" Steff
Fut -growing 0 r a n g •
County aolldllied lts position
as second in population in
California in the past 12
montha adding approximate-
ly &0,000 more residents. Es-
tima~d headcount in April
was 1,307 ,296.
The county passed S a n
Diego early in 1967 and con-
tinues to 8ull ahead.
THE BO M
In 1950, 216,224 p e • p 1 e
called Orange C o u n t y
home. Most of them lived
ln the county's 12 cities, all
mere villages by today's
standards. Grove alter grove o{ or-
ange orchards stood at the
root of clearly visible hills
In an area virtually unaf-
fected by the gia nt to the
north. Then the boom came
south.
By 1960 there were 703,·
9'25 people living in Orange
County. "Mr. Million" ar-
rived in 1963. With all the
worked feverishly to keep
up with both.
In 1962 votes were count-
ed by band at the precinct
level. County officials look-
ed at population projec-
tions and noted problems
in vote coUDting expected
with a county of two mil-
lion (probably by 1980).
The county in 1964 con-
tracted to purchase the
Coleman Electronic V o t e
Tally System, machines
which tally a precinct a
minute in one location.
Computers also were being
set up elsewhere in govern-
ment.
TIMESAVERS
At the Finance Building
in Santa Ana, a data pro-
cessing center spews out
payroll checks, tax bills
and other paperwork at a
remarkable saving in time.
After all, there w e r e
now more than 5,500 em-
ployes. This indicated that
buildings must be expand-
ed and constructed, many
of them in the rapidly ex-
pandlng civic center ln
downtown Santa Ana.
New structures already
in use include admlntstra-
ti.on, public health, welfare,
engineenng and flnance
buildings. These will be fol-
lowed by a new jail and 11-
story courthouse, botb slat-
ed for completion sometlm~
next year.
Regional cl vie centers in
Laguna Niguel and Fuller-
ton wlll provide services
for outlying residents in or-
der lo prevent needless
travel to Santa Ana. Court
buildings were dedicated in
February in Westminster.
New facilities and more
employe!' are being added
to provide services (or an
expanded population. But
changes in organization are
also necessary.
Last September the Board
ol Supervisors hired Robert
E. Thomas as the county's
first county administrative
officer. The new CAO heads
all county departments and
is charged with "keeping a
tight reign on the multi-fa-
ceted county government." people came the industry,
and county government -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
O•llY ,. ... M-
ZIP YOUR MAIL -Postal officials both i.n Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
promise to put more zip in your mail 11 you ZIP code it. Here's a map to help
you find the right number for your friend across the communitv and, incidental-
ly, to help you remember your own ZIP number.
if you have to get there, see
STANSBURY
BUICK Postal Facilities Keep Pace
Tbt crowiol communities
of Costa Kna aod Newport
Beacb demand I r o w l n g
fac~• to handle an ex·
plodi.DC pop'11.Jtioo'1 poml
prol*lni·
In Oolta Meu. a main
atldon, ooe bnDdl 8DC1 two
contract ltationa are opea
dliilJ to handle the ... ol
United states Pott Ofllce
Department cutomen.
Tbe cltJ also baa aa
I aulolDl!led 1eU-temce aatt
tD tbl p~ lot ti ttlie
ll.-bOr SboPPlnC C • n t • r
(av.uable M bOUn a daJ
ad eqatpped wtth a db-.ct
DDt illltlJbont to cmtosnerl
cm dlr.c:t qoestlom It .~ lD tbe znalA pott
tftlct wUboUt ... bl"8I
to drop a ._ in lbe slot to
pq for the call).
NtwPOI" Pl II baOdied by a mah. oOke. ,._
bt8DCMI llld .. etntraet --· Hen ii ,....... to p ac call
abOat mall 1n eldl of tbl n.. Harb« AIU dties:
NEWPORT
(Oftlcu open daily Mon--
day tbroUgb Friday a: 30-6
... Oil Saturday•, 9-12)
Ne,,,..-t Be•cll Pest OfJlce
H. P•yne T b a y t r ,
~. 191 Rlvenlde
Drt•t. Newport B e a c b
'2llO, telepboOe ....., .. ................
Warren Naslund.
tupll'tnteodenl, 2IOI M.ariDt
A .... Balboa 111.aDd 111912,
,.... tr>Q50..
~ ........
WUbm Haun. aupmn-
tnlllat. IOt Maia St.,
~ .. 1, pbOM 17'-....
1nt1e (_. UICI cam,_)
Wtllllm Caldwell.
~m1eam,.
pm Drtn al4, pbODe m.
mt.
Cl ,_.,.....He.a
Marda1 MabOMJ'' (.'0(\-
trad«, • Dad St., N~Beadl-,..,_ ..,,.....
COSTA MESA
(OCflces open daily Moo-
day through J'dda.y 8:»6
and on Saturdays, 8:31>-12)
Cfftll Mesa PHt Office
John B. Kluaie*icz, poet.
master, JJ80 Adams AY• ••
Colt.a Mesa 92628, pbolllle
~.
Mesa enter Stalltll
Robert Nel101 ,
superiottodent. 1113 0r-.
Aft., Cotta Meta tm7,
phone ~4.
F .. wr'• P»rm•CJ
Corrtrad stadon, 511 W.
1"l St., co.ca ~ ...
l)ln1 Ceatft tm'7. J*oM
•teL
CllM'• Offtre ..,,.,
C..ld ltldOI, &MltJI
Coast Pl~ ms 8riJtOl a ,
Costa ......... ~
l4MJID.
............ a9ter
....... Yb unit, s ••
Harbor BlYd , Costa Meaa.
CHOICE SELECTION • LONG TERM LEASING • DAILY RENTALS
234 EAST SEVENTEENTH ST.
COSTA MESA
s48-n65
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
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WIN A KEWPIE DOLL -Balboa Fun Zone provides a pitch-for-profit opportun-
ity for future big Jeague hurler wbHe dad watches the action.
Balboa: Harbor's 'Fun Zone'
Balboa provide~ an 1 p-
pcrlunity for a divrr~ily or
Je('reation for !he fam ily.
Everything lo keep 1he
young ones occupi1>d and 1he
c.lder members enl ert.ainEd
J!i within easy wal king
distance of the main slrttts
between Palm and Main
Slreets on the bay and co11l6
even include a tour 0(
Newport Harbor.
-Th e Bay Arcade has
machine-operated miniature
bowling and skee-ball.
-Playland Arcade has
machine bowling and a
varlet,y of skill games.
-The Fun Zone Arcade
includes a m e c h a n i c a I
shooting gallery and, during
the summer. a s k e e t
shooting range.
-Tbe Fun Zone Amuse-
menl Park, open during the
Slimmer, includes lwo ferris
wtlttll, bumper can, a
merry-go-round and a boat
J"idt'. I
-Nearby J the end of
Pa~m Street. on the bay the
B:dboa Island Ferry shuf-
fles cars, bikes and people
between the peninsula a n d
Balboa Island. The ferry
'1e!'Vi~ la a laodmark In
Balboa •bkh began In 1918
with a rowboat betw~n the
two polnls.
IS KNOWN AROUND THE WORLD FOR
)\ PltECISK>N LINEAR ANO NON-UNEAR POTENTIOMETERS
COMMllf ATOlt SWITCHES
IUNCAM•di I ....... .. ..... ....
C.... ..... c.lf.
Enjoy Barhor Area
• Recreation
• Museum1
•Games
Opportunities fur the en-
tire family W> spend time
together having run in the
Harbor Area attl aamo.t
unlim~ .. 'lbey ranee Crom
browsing in transportaUon
museums to playio( g.amea
of ftill
E o t e r t a i omenl Md
recreatiooal faciUUes. wtLidl
have bet!fl a major factor in
lbe phenomena I growth ol
the Harbor Area, have
managed to keep pace witft
the area. Hen is a partial
list ol things to do tc.
r.mlies:
-For a look at oldti~
allWmoti ve tr aosportatiom,
llere is tile Briggs Cun-
ningham Automotive
Museum, 250 Baker Sltrffl,
Cotta Mesa. Jl features a
oollection of vintage and
cla.sslc racing cars, sports
cars and engine displays.
~Movie1&nd ol tibe Air
Museum, locat.ed nearby at
4be Or~e Coooty Airpott,
has a c-Ollectklin of tutorical
planes dating back to 1910,
all of whldl AH ~n operable
condition.
Bowling, a pcipular famJly
sport, may be enjoyed at
Mesa Lanes Bowline Alley,
1'103 ~ior, Ooeta Men,
and Xona Lane•, 119 t
Harl>of Blvd., also in Costa
Mesa ...
~e are ttveral famUy
bllliard and pool centers
serving tile Harbor area.
They Include:
American Billlards. 145 E.
19th St., and Kona Lanes.
Sports Center, Backer Mid
Harbor Blvd., Art Judice
Family BlmMds, $11 West
Jl9h Sl, and Xona Lanes,
2899 Harbor Blvd., all in
Costa Meu.
Slot cu racina, a r~
ly new aod fast-pow:ioc
model car racing ipOrt bas
three k>cal tr a ck s -
Miniature Freeways, 2.'DI
Newport Blvd., Ho 11 da y
Family Sports C • D t e r ,
Bater and liart>or Blvd.,
and Park Avenue Slot Car
R.aciog, L881 Parit Ave., all
in Costa Mesa.
Golfers caa llhrarpen their
games at ttie Costa Mesa
Driving R a n g • , 2717
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa,
8'l1d the miniature golf
course •l ttie Holiday Fami-
ly Sports Center, Balter and
Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa.
F or r-0ller-sk-aUng . en-
lhusla&ts, Harbor Roller
RlM, 1721 Superior, Costa
Mesa aervM~atef!
And ror fammes-.hldl en-
joy movielOioc, the Oran[!t!
c.oast area Clifflrs a larg
vwiety d both w~-in a
drift-f11 theaters.
TM latest additioo on th
tcene is ttie Fox South (:(lai;
Theai.e'r, at Bristbl an
Sunfll*f!r ftrffb, in Cosl
Mesa's Soultl Coast To
Cerrter.
The Edwards t b e a l e
chain plans to open a 11e
ooit ol lots group Ida year a
Fashion Itbmd ID N~r
Be.adl's Newport Center.
Other FAW_. homes .
elude Edwards C 1 a e m a
Harbor and Adml.!, O>st
Mesa; Hlllltingtloo Otlem
Buch and Ellis, Hunti:ngt
Bead!; and Cinema We,,
1781 Wedmbrt• A v e .
Westm.insttt.
Fountain Va&y baa one
the ~wat drive-ins
Southern Ce.1.ifwaia, t h
Fountain Valley Drive-i
with the world' a larg
saeen, at 19' Brookhu
St. Other area theaters ·
clude:
The Meu Th• a t e
Newport ead Harb
boulevards, Coda Me
Lido Theater, MM Via
N~ Beach; tbe P 'Jlieat.eT, ,_ E.
·.tlijJhny, Corona del M
the South Coast Theater, s. Coast mp.ray' Lee
Beadl; andh PauloDrl
In, 3051 Newport B
C'.o1ta Mesa.
W antn Rent Fair grounds.
Even tbe county fair Is not
a county falr ln fa&t.-srowing
Orange County.
'fhe 1968 ectmoo ot the
fa;r. W> bt staged again at
the faiTgrounds Jn Costa
Mua -as the annual fair
bu been since 1948 -ts
srheduJed for Joly 11
tbrougll 11.
U will be ealled tbfo
Orange County Fair and E't~
position.
"'lbltt doetrn 't men It
•oa't. be H old,.~nc-.d
~1 fair •lttt all the
all'1cultural eJld'blb, 4-R Club, Fotate ,._, of
ArMrica and other y0>1th
groups' participation," said
fa;r maoa~r, Alfred Lut-
jeans.
Tbe county fair, la ac-
U.aliU, is not a cCJallty fair.
Jl i. a function of the stale
aJld both tbe fair and the
fairgrounds~ llDder dlrec-
llcn ol a boant d direct.Ors
appointed by the pel'D01.
'Jlwltse direct«• of ttie
at · ; l2nd Ag,lcuMurlfl
l>jf, !l are ~fed wltb
GpeJ : .loC • ......,. pullllc
tKiltt1 -w.e rairarooeds
-4 pskint .,.. wbicb
SDITOUnd 11 -Ge a JUt •
2211 W. lalboa IM:I., Newport
u
round ba.siil. Ttlty se
iritboul pay.
Under tbeir jurladi
are six major bw!dJ
suitable for datlDc
JIC)litklns ud tra 1ho
and for a nmnber ot
p;lblJc· 1 •tit er ID I',
amalJer bei1dillla •
numerous equestriae
1JvMock fadlilel . &r.quirlea reprdinl reti
rates and eUllllHltJ to
the factlttiea ll*dd
dJttdet ti: ar.ae Cou
Fa.irsromiil. a l'ab' Drl
Costa Meu -· tetepbo ~JUI.
_.._, ___ --
Choice Iota, by the aea. Becoming
harder tq come by-on the Southern
Callfomta coat-wtltt wwwy pasaing day.
And becauae they're In Huntington
H..t>our, you can •xpect and get many
,,,,.,,,. advlntagel.
Like spaolou. Iott ranging up to 110
feet-on the water. Dimensions your
architect would low to get r.il plane on.
auftlng your own family'• need• and
.... I -W<ol I ..... 'It_.,._,_., .~rut
'91 COM"INnT Ml TO--1Y99
-. . .. -
Lots.
peraonallty. And boating room ••• nine
Channel mtles of it leading directly to the
Pacific.
You'll find the values here exceptional
by today'a yardstick. What's more, you
own your Jot outright-In contrast to
other ... Ide communities where you live
on lealed land.
The heart of Orange County's f abuloua
Golden Riviera, freeway cloH to Lo1
-
Angeles, Huntington Harbour represents
an opportunity tor I nv~atment and
delJghtful f lvlng you aren't )lkely to flnd
eteewhere.
Com• o·n down. If you love the sea,
vou'll get a lot from Huntington Harbour. our hornet .,. epeclal tool
Waterfront Iota from $35,000 to $75,000
Waterfront hornet from $72,000.
Excellent teme and ffnanclng.
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1bis J'81 -eMire .,.... ol H•bor Aru ICMll
dlildrm wm be ,.r • ...
ble seNMma. Half ti elae te-
centl paden will " le
SCM'OI j..t fw tM ........
'ftie me ti tt>e .,....
graden wiD atied JChoof ill
the af ternoom.
Sehools Douhle Up
Doubliag IP • me .,
cla..'Srooma is tbe renlt ti
enronme.t oatpeoa_g lle1'
::chool CGMtnac&e.
In u.e fall, wbn ....
aessioaa wm be I i • ,
Ut'WpQl't-llaa U a i f I e d
School Diltrid wlll be .-t
44 cla.ssrooma. ~ abldut
populatioe will be ...... I!
l 000 studeilta from tile ~
before.
Harbor Didrid Need1 44 New Claaroonu
MeaDllrtdlf, .. & e w
l<'boola lft belle ...... ,(.
Defeat ol twe bcm ....
has stalled tlle e.tnct'1 'buurunc procraa.
That II laow llal:."J at.ad
~lb ............
11acked IMo 31 ldt-lOI!:
Or. ... operMiq •We ti
the ledeer, tM l*ta"e is
much bripllr. E "o • I 11
mor1ey ii nailMle r. ,....
vide a !lrit"* rabe of
t~en r. n.te.ta. Me..
quale s ;;lu an a•ailable..
Pr~ Md aes tioes
fuml.shed .a.dat• It " • e
been "P''" • Ml ~
Beach aM c.&.a Mesa dllce
unificatil9.
TAX RATBS
Curra& tu r*a _..
$4.27 la CCll&a lie.la ...
JUI& iii ..,_t Bad.
coiltrillallle h a U 7 • 2 millloa operlltilc ..._.._ Rwm.,De_,......._
ls a big business. Tbe local
.-. .. kt 1tr1 cmpt111 1,111 ..... ., ......
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dlrieal ... .mee pll"il9-
ael.
'l'bil lbift is ,.. •efHr
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Tiie diltdd .. IOftned ., ....... ..... ....__,. wasr.
-o..li A. Sb: I •
presidMt (be w said Ille
IN
COSTA MESA
Ollie: '-1 ....... u.,, I "•1;r.afte pa 11:
-llt. Hrz• r...._ •pstm •. , · a n r 1r1
4*aze~ I L•4r
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Pc,a. -a., A. -. ...
Jin. ....... J'r_.. 8bliatnlhiea11 i 1ta•t.
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Slrwi 11, ... c•at .. ._. • MnlCIR.
apift a lflilC. J.t9. -Wala ~ lFllllpt
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la.Jme.. ........ ~
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dllel e."If'Clltift. Be ia DI-.
1r.1Jliam L C ' /'-.
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Diltrk'l.
llt. Leb.all B. Nut a ,
Newpert-lllala'a ant
i11t I t dMtllY· =i:. --..·.. ,, 0 ..
La Veme °'9eg'e.
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w' a tl....W~
jeds.
-Gertiaw« ~
Gnctar ti ....... ••Irie• ... wi1I lene ..... .. ..._ a ,... ,.. ....._
Astrkt). _ ............ ...
ti a.elm .. tlcli.
-Dr . ..._Law. -· .. ., ., ...... ec:hacatMID programs (be will
reti1e •June).
-J°'8 ~an, curriculum
t9rectCJ
-Lee Arranaga, atb!ttic
coorcfi11afor.
-D:·. HiJda McCa,1ney,
library coerd:ie.ator.
AGES 2 fllr• 11 50,000 BookS for Mesam
Open al y.-MONDAY .... Ftl••t
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._ ... A& .... .... .... ' 191 P t ... c.-. ... ............ _ ..... .... -......... ..... ....,,,
-, P•W!.t POWBLL ·---.-.,. Efa}f,_,.... ...... . -·.will .... ,.. ____ ,... .. __ _ ........... 9lr:e fl'ealdents a.re
Taw S&alnfortb and ..... ...... ..... ,,....
There
building!
line of I
(that 's
means) :
days.
There
and free
apartme.
houses -
18-story :
story cc
five-stor:
lnsteat
an area
ments <
thatched.
Juan Crt
priests e
descri.be-
half aD I
The fu
clians at
developr
come la1
be see
America
SEA FO
They :
and the
the sea .
spoke s;
were pr
the Cana
Channel
The b
lives ca1
O( the W
in the s
when P
p asse
County
Montere:
The u
J ose A 1
young C
with the
have flr.
was to I
in that
when th
Santiago
comm en
Day, Jul
Sl Ann
(Santa ' discover
Yorba
M
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There were no high-rise
.buildings to mart the sky-
line of ~ couta.l plateau
(that's what Costa Mesa
)Deans) in the Mesa's early
days.
There were no boulevards
and freeways, no homes, no
.apartments, no business
ibouses -and certainly no
18-story Bethel Towers, five.
story college donnitory or
five-story civic center.
Instead, Co.ta Mesa wu
an area of scattered settle-
ments of wickiup1, small
thatched huta w~ch Father
Juan Crespi, one of the first
priests ever to see the area,
described u "shaped like
half an orange."
The first tettfen were In-
dians and the agricultural
development 1hat wu to
-come later wu nowhere to
be see n u these tint
Americans were not farm·
~rs.
SEA FOOD
They lived on the .com
and the bowrttfuJ food of
the sea. The Indians, who
spoke Shosbonean dialects
"ft'ere probably related to
the Canalino Indiana of the
Channel Islands.
The big change in their
li ve1 c~ wi1h the advent
of the white man, probably
in the s u m m e r of 1769,
when Portola'• upedition
p a s s e d through Orange
County on itl way toward
Monterey.
The land's future owner
Jose Ant o a lo Yorba, a
young Catalonlu corporal
with the Portola party, mun
have first fu.ed upon what
was to become Costa Mesa
in that 1wnmer ol 1789,
when the area wu named
Santiago de Senta ADa to
commemorm. St. J a m • 1
Day, July 2$ (Santiago) and
Sl Anne'a. Day, July 21
(Santa Ana) -tbt da)"I ol
discovery.
Yorba became owner ol
S a n ti a g • dt Santa Ana
through a grant from Span-
ish Governor Arrellaga
July 1, 1810, when ht was
about 60 years old, by then
a retired sergeant of the
Presidio of San Diego.
OWNERSHJP
With him was his nephew,
Juan Pablo Peralta, who
participaUd in the owner·
ship. (Yorba's ownership ol
the land succeeded a previ-
ous deed held by his father·
ln-law, Pablo Grijalva, who
had come to Ca.lifornia in
1776 with the Ania party.)
Upon Je>se Antonio Yor-
ba's death in 1825, and Juan
Pablo Peralta'& in 1829, tile
Yorba and Peralta heirs re-
mained in possession of the
land, according to histori·
ans of the Tille Insurance
and Trust Company.
Following Bernardo Yor-
ba'• death in 1858, settlers
began to come in and buy
portions of the rancho un·
W little was left of the 11
square reagues included in
the early rancho.
Witb final partition of the
Ranchos among heirs and
those wbo bought from the
b~, some 12,155 acres
were awarded to Llewellyn
Bixby, Benjamin Flint aod
Thomas Flint, predecessors
in the interests of Jame~ Ir-
vine, founder of the Irvine
Ranch and the Irvine Com·
paoy.
OLD WAYS
But long before all this fi.
nal division toot place, the
white man was cbangi.ng the
old ways, bringing hiJ reli·
gioa and b1a civillzation
to the area.
Tbe Franci..-:an (ca1bolic)
priesta teal &o Baja Callfot·
Illa from Spaill to eatabllsb
mltaJonl tbe.re were press-
tnc northward from San
Diego, bringinc the lndiam
Into tJ>eir communal foldl
and teacldnc them fanning.
Because the mission at
San Juan Capistrano, wbicll
had been established in 1771
was not 1uitably positioned
for the vast agricultural
and grailng empire needed
to make is self-su&talning,
the mission Indians drove M their cattle up to what is
now the Costa Mesa area. esa
To serve the religious
needs of the Indians, the
Aiming Digit
Franciscan fathers f r o m
San Juan Capibtrano estab-
lished the Estancia, a way
station between Capistrano
and San Gabriel missions. •
Wickiups Plateau's First Homes
( Re~ltoration of this Cost.a
Mesa landmark, oU of
Adams Avenue and Me s a
Verde Drive, was complet-
ed last year and interior
rfiurblshing has transform-
ed the Estancia into a mu-
se. m surrountied by a city
par.'c.)
In the late 1880s, the lit·
tle town of Fairview (some·
times referred to as Fair-
view Hot Springs) was es·
tabllshed, spreading north
to what ii now Gisler Ave·
nue; south to the present
north limits of Orange Coast
College; east to Fairview
Road, and west to Harbor
Boulevard.
A schoolhouse a n d a
church w e r e established
prior to 1890 at what would
now be thoe intersection or
Adams aod Harbor; the lit·
tie community also had a
Z.room frame hotel erect·
ed for the fashionable of
the era who visited those
same sulphur springs once
so attractive to the Indians.
A pool utilizing the min·
eral wal'el's was built and
California's boom in the
late 1880s was good to the
area. Amos Jefferson was
proprietor of the Fairview
Bot Springs HoteJ wbJcb
•• &o be served by a raJl-
road line dlrect from Santa
Ana. Pepper b'ees we,..
planted to line the streets
Jeading to the resort.
F a I r v I e w ~velopers
dreamed a big dream.
A. L. Moye and Welling-
ton I. Gardner envisioned a
100.foot-wide road stretch·
ing from Santa Ana to the
Pacilic Ocean, and announc-
ed further that they'd run
a railroad along the route
to serve Fairview.
The Santa Ana VaUey &
Pacific Railroad Co. was
incorporated and the rail·
road was built as envis·
ioned. Its initial trip was
made amid an atmosphere
of refined revelry, wiltl the
train, swathed in bunting,
leaving its terminal on
Fourth and Broadway in
Santa Ana to proceed down
Harbor Boulevard (then
called Fairview Road) into
the little community. This
first run was made June 28
of 1888. (Thi! was the area's
first railroad; the Mc Fad·
dens' railroad, solrnportant
to the development of New·
port Beach, came later.)
WASHED OUT
The rllflroed contmued &o
mate tbe Santa Ana to Fair·
view run and back for nine
months. Alas, a storm In
Marob of 1889 wubed out
1ome track and the train
never ran again. The Fair·
view Register in its issue ot
April 20, 1889, deplored the
fact that the railroad was
no more, but its short his·
tory was over.
The boom that began to
sag in 1888 slipped steadJly,
and in 1890 the Fairview
Development Company was
threatened with bankruptcy.
The store in Fairvi~ was
sold in 1904 and the three·
story hC>lel became a rem·
dence or the A. L. Clarke
family.
The little community of
Harper had emerged by
trus time, named after a sid·
ing on the Santa Ana &
Newport Railroad. '!be sid·
ing, in turn, bad b e e n
named after Gregory Har·
per, a rancher who came to
the Fairview area around
1880 and owned the ranch
near which Ule railroad
ran. (That railroad was
bought some years later by
the South0 rn Pacific.)
Harper, very rou~ly, lay
between Superior Avenue
aod FaJrvle• ROM! along
Newport Boulevard. It waa
a little agricultural commu·
nity, with farming succeed-
ing a former heritage of cat·
tie gra:r.ing.
In 1903, Robert Boyd Bet·
tied with his family on
what was then Newport
Mesa, probabJy the fwt ac·
tual residents. The Boyds
farmed a large area devot·
ed to barley and beans, re-
call Judge Donald J, Dodge
and Mrs. Dod~. devoted
historians of the area.
The Dodges, 1n an infor-
mal history, point out that
Costa Mesa (then Harper)
was born when S t e p h e o
Townsend and Charles Van
de Water of Long Beach
bought a couple of square
miles of land from James
Irvine about 1906 and Jald
out the town's first subdi·
vision, ",Newport Heights
Tract." It extends from
15th Street to 23rd Street on
the south side of Newport
Boulevard.
Laid out ln five.acre lots
for small farm!, the land
was bought primarily by
newcomers from the east.
A few years later, in 1910,
Townsend acquired another
square mile northwest of
N~wport Boulevard aouth of
19th Sb'eet, and laid out the
subdivision calJed "Newport
Mesa Tract." Judge Dodge
and his nother were early
settlers there. It was in this
(ConHnued. on. Paie. !II)
Mesa's Estancia Shrine to Shepherd Days
.... ,,.._ ...... _..~
STANCIAt 'MOUA 01' Dta80 •PVLWDA', WAY ITATtoN POtl PRllm
Tbe historical marker on
Adams Avenue in the Mesa
V • r d e aectioo of western
Colt& Me1a calla tt "The
House of Diego Sepulveda."
B u t to 1bepberds and
p r i e 1 t 1 ol the llOOI, tbe
bOUM the -DOintl to WU "the E1t..aa'h (atatfoa).
And tlult'1 uacU, what the
old adobe lltting oa tbe kow
ol the bluf.r overt* 11\f the
Santa Ana Rinr va.D 1 WU
-and ii.
It wu dedica~ u a zau..
seum, a sb:ri.ne to t.he mem·
.., ol tbOM departed 4-J1,
an ues. And t b J 1, by no 11 the end al tile
the bu.Udbat which w CGUtructecl In 1811 u a .,_Jt.er aod way ataUoa
for ~ and enlar(ed
upon a; 1*
Today, followlq f o a r
79ar1 of Plumbl& and WOfk
to re11xrt the ltr'Ucturt.
Orange Cout rt11dent1 are
offered an lma,sulvt11
tumllbed mllHWD that la
Um. wUl probeblJ become
u IDllda • , .... ft ..
tbe CaUtonala ....... .
During 1ts reconstroc·
tloo, a group of supporters,
known u the Ool1a Mesa
Historical Society. emera·
ed.
Volunteer 1octety work·
en are "on duty" eacb
Saturday and Sunday from
I to $ p.m. du.rinl tbe
"open.-to-~publk" bour1
of the facllK,y.
SpedaJ toan cu be ar-
ranfed, aocordini to IO\:I•
tty pruklent Mrs. C.Mn
Battt. by callln1 tbe d~
Pub Departmeat at 540-
0ID or 141-W.L
From extemlve ruurcb mm "what tu. wu real·
~ Uk•" la ... u.r caulor-
nla tlpOC'ba, IOd•tJ m-.a·
ben have auembled Inter·
I« fllnJilhln&,I to matA:lb
thote Oled by ta.mm.. ol
put l...tiODI wbo Hved
at the Eatuc.ta.
'nl• roolDI reflect thr ..
pertodt -Indian~,
Sepulndl ud VlotorilL
Ollplayed promfneaQ.J SD.
.... .. • .. tltJe no. ., e. ....,..t, ltatt
through the periods.
Legends of buried trea~·
urer surround the >Id
house. Accordln1 to one ac-
count, Spaniards brought a
burro train loaded w 1 t b
gold from mines near the
present communities of
Newball and Sauiu1, oo
thelr journey south.
They heard of po11ible
Indian war partJt1, goes
the letend, and not wl.sb·
1nC to lose the IOld, buried
lt near the E1tanda. Tbef
never reCun>ed to claim lt.
E1cavaUon at the alte
hu never turned up 1Q1
gold, but recent e.xpJora-
tiona have uncovered arti·
f1cta u.sed by tM lDdlans in
tbelr sravu.
Included amoaa the ri·
facta WU ID 1814 balf-dol·
lar piece, uow on dlspla1
at Qty Hall. The Ind11n1
appereotty lncluded bM'4 money lD tbelt aravee u
• oUtriDC to the toda to auure them of a 1peecl1
-.c'tllt to tbe Prom1ted
Lead..
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COSTA MESA •
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•• Where progress _comes,
• • 1n many sizes
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ACUS of perks, almott 100 ac,... by the IMt count.
A friendly city, dottff with 8'"" MMS, providing
pl.y9round1, recre.tion, a plH• to slip out of the
busy m a I n s t r • a m of llfe and r.lax. And that's
Hts-pie proer"9,11
LOS. r.Mw1p llrint the,..,.. of Catffwma t.,.ther. Ont of
the ,...... Mdlent Nafttly .wkat..t It In C.ta Meta.
SQUARE beams of the completed Eatancia
frame the view of the meu. Now a state his-
torical landmark, the Estancia provid•s an
apportunity for ltt vialtors to appreciate the
history of Costa Mesa and the part It h11
played In the 9rowth of California. The r•
stored bulldlnt. the flowers, the flowing
lewn1; all •mphHi1• that part of our pr09-
,... which Is our history.
The MCtMn from Hart... ltvd. to lrlatol StrMt SWftldot Int•
Ww tr•\lef •"411 will eoen conn.ct with tho N.wpert 'rww•y and
IMtyentl. That's ,,..,.... you can ...... end drive en too.
CITY OF COSTA MESA
Alfi• L """-" tomf II. WIUON ...... A. TIN:lll _ WtUA• T. JOIN" WIWAM L IT, CUtl
M eyw Viu Mey.t C-Cli11t..i C-il11t•• C-lttuti
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Fairview Area Early Development
(C.atlnued from Pa1e %$)
tract that the Newport Me-
•• Irrigation District was
orcanized when water sys-
tems proved inadequate.
A third property develop.
JIW'lt, the Falrview Farms
Tract north of 19tb Street
and northwest of Newport
Boulevard, was offered for
settlement by the firm of
Bryan and Bradford in as-
sociation with H. H. Cotton
in 1913. The Santa Ana
Heights Tract wu organiz-
ed next, bringing Costa Me-
sa's total developed area to
about 4.200 acres, served by
four separate water sys-
tems which were consolidat-
ed only in the past decade.
The first merchant and
post master was Walter Oz.
menl who had a general
store at the corner of East
18th St reel and Newport
l\Jlld. l Mrs. Ozment died
last year in Santa Ana.)
Staples. stock feed, dry
goods and kerosene were
dispensed there. He had a
tank of gasoline from which
he supplied his own motor
car and the few others in
town at that time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ozment had
come to Harper In 1909, and
they and their four children
lived in a two-story building
at 18th Street and Newport
Boulevard where the Te.
Winkle Jlarclware Store now
stands. They lived upstairs,
maint11inm3 t h e g~ry
store and post office below.
A b o u t 1915 the second
~e was erected -this
one a feed store at East
18th Street and Fullerton
Avenue. When Ounent's
store and post office burned
down. it became the only
store in town.
Following Ozment, Harp-
er's succeeding postmasters
were Jo'rank W. Garlock.
1913; James E. Snow, 1914;
Henry 0. Garlock, 1919; Ro-
bert W. Binkley, 1917; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lone, 1117 to
11120, and Charles W. Te.
Winkle, 1920.
Mr. TeWlnkJe, who was
owner of the town•a only
store in 1920, figured in Cos-
ta Mesa's continuing hJ1toey.
~ was a founder ol the
Costa Mesa Bank (I a t e r
bought by the U. S. Nation.
al Bank I and lta first preai-
For more than 30 yeazw.
the Globe Herald WM 1
weet!y newspaper, IWV1DC
purely local DeWI to ltl
read en.
As the towa sr• .....
old G-H went twice we01J
M.-, 2, tt.i6, jUlt two 1till'I
alter Cotti .... ... ..
e.ponted. It ... poNllbed
al 1• Broadway, lDO'tt1'( •
aootbtr olflct oa Broechra.J'
(tU>f) and tben lo "' .....
a\ address at BaJ ud n...
rtD •tneta Oct. ll ll8L
Tbe paper bli.1amt a tft..
weekly J111. 21, 1117, aad
..... d&UY'' JulJ 11, la
n. nut proe•u ol
~~':re:. ::·nr:
adttioo outaide ol Ollea Me-
,. and Nn'port 8111111 _..
e.rtd Rullll.nctM • e a o ..
21 .... , ""°' --"" ..,..,.'UlAt \ n 11.9~Y \
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That edition was added July
5, 1961.
In September of 1955 the
name of the paper became,
officially. the Orange Coast
DAILY PILOT, and all three
editions (Costa Mesa, New-
port Beaoh and Huntington
Beach) carried that name.
A newsstand edition fol·
lowed in August of 1962, and
the first issue covered the
death of Marilyn Monroe.
Editions were added for
Fountain Valley (Sept. 17,
1964) and Westminster
(Sept. 21. 1964).
Latest addition to the edi-
tions published by the DAI·
L 'i PILOT is the one cover-
in& Laguna Beach, added
March 3 of 1966.
Costa Meaa, under its new
name, continued to grow
and stores of many kinds
w e r e established. The
growth as a town counter-
balanced the decline of the
apple crop, which failed be-
cause of a series of warm
winters and infusion of
pe5ts.
Schools were begun. the
library grew and rugb school
students from this area at·
t~nded Santa Ana High
School, transported there by
bus. In 19'29, culminating po-
litical hassles and 90luUon&,
the Newport Harbor Union
High School District WM
formed .
There was a time back 3S
years ago when a small
group of Costa Mesa res!·
dents wanted to have tbeir
community annexed to S..
ta Ana. Encouraged by the
city of Santa Ana (the city
fathers there saw desirable
tax revenue). the vote was
called and 900Ddly defeeted:
127 for ; 664 agai.net.
The depression that para-
lyied the East in ltn bit
Southern oaJifornia in forc:9
in 1931 ; Costa Mesa's two
industriee that bad provided
good wag.es -building and
nearby oll drilllnC -prac-
tl.cally collapeed. carrJiq
with them tbe local 9CODO"
my. 'Iba local t.ok doted.
But Meeans rallied ud
busineel picked up, aDd Ille
pvwtb pd.em ~
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thousands of Air Force men
who toot their training at
the old Santa Ana Army Air
Base wb.icb once stood on
the present site ol the Or·
ange County FalrgroundJ,
Mesa del Mar homes, Or·
ange Coast College, South·
ern Callfornia College and
other nearby develop~nts.
The end of the w a r
brought with it an i.DOU% of
citizens, and by 1M7 some
farsighted residents felt
tbat ttle town was big
enough to be incorporated.
This first attempt failed
(the vote was called the fol·
lowing year), and many po-
litically astute persons felt
that the first effort had at-
tempted to encompass too
great an .._ -muds of it
apenelJ popalated, aoi~
tural territory.
In the summer of 19~. the
incorporation movement
stlrred again.
Heim Kai9ec, Harry For·
sythe and Mike Bernard
were appointed to the boun-
dary commJttee of the first
Home Rule group, and con-
tributioos ol •t per person
were sought to obtain the
funds required by the Or·
a11ge County Board of Su·
perviaon to finance the ne-
cessary adveitktementa and
legal work.
AQC\llt Tbelaea. 'ff. C.
"Cy" Ries aDd Robert Wl1·
1C10 were to lhart the re--
aponslbilitles of fiDaDce
committee. Added to th•
ranb were Diet Bean, M.lb
Bender Jr. ud Dave Sw~
son M tbe first work•• for
in...'Ol'put ltfoo.
BOUNDARIES
Selected • tbe ~
lee fer the HCCIDll trr llt 16-
c:.orpantloa wen that ll'M
iDclOOi.ng the Ooeta Mesa
downtown business dittrlct
ad the built-up residential
areas between 15th Street
mi the Santa Ana Country
Club. Agricultural lands and
other llDdeveloped area. in·
eluded in the llDsuccessful
attempt of 1948 were elimi·
nated Crom um attempt.
The plot in the inccrpora-
tkin i--oceedings beg.an to
tlaldten a little We l\at
aummer of 1952 Ulen the
posa1bllity ol drilling for oil,
pt"evfou5Jy rumored, became
• active J><)S61bility.
"Urgeot need of home rule
Ill Costa Mesa, in the f~•
al threatened opening of oil
driWng in the community,
is spurring the incorporation
movement," Bernard said.
(It muait be remembered
lbat It WU ia the lite 1MOI
and early 19505, oD fields
w~ bringing prosperity to
Huntington Beach a Io n I
with their uruiigbtly oil rigs,
and Costa Mesa, next com·
munity down the coa~. wae
threatened -or promised,
depending on the point of
view -with drilling.) I
An application for an •
drilling permit at 17th _.
Superior avenues made air
the Hawlciru-Goodrich c.. ..
broueht open ata~
from l\ree supervisors f-
Suta Ana, Orange and ,...
ctDila that tbey would ...
for the drilling pa...._
Bowtm!r, by delayed _.
ttoo for • days to pel'lll9
Costa Mesa.ns to act OD•
corp:intion.
ENTEJlED FRAY
So Gil iDtereste ~
&be fnY.
Ali summer waned,~
tition to incorporlltiOD ..
pa to blve a voice. A a.. mm. Oppoeinc hdl\199:
tloe wu formed WW. A. C:.
\ .
Hoffman at its head. ty clerk, and fOODd tbey had
'lb• Fa.X Finding Commit· 50 m<n signatures than the
tee continued to enlist work· required 903. Land evalua·
era, and J. Stuart lnnent tlon repcesentation on the
served as its chairman. Wal-petition was '678.000, aome
ter Burroughs, publisher of $40,000 more than required.
the (then) Globe·Herald, LooaI feeling was riding
Walt• r Weimer, Alma bi.,.
Swartz and Dorothy SUther-Anti-incorporation propon-
land alao Joined up. enta assured their fellow
The Fact Finding Commit-citizens that incorporation
tee appea.N'Jd to be faced would "bankrupt ua as prop-
wttti four pc>Ni.biUUet of re-..ty owners." "It is un•
commenda'5on: remain un-IOWld economically; it u 1111-
der county government, es-necessary to serve the ends
tablilb a community service of the community; taxes will
&.tnct, incorporate or an-go up; it is impossible to
nex .., Ne,.,,ort Beach (or etUmate the amount of tax
Huntlnf'on Beadl, or Sama levy necenary to organize,
Ana). equip and operate a city in
In July of 1952, the peti· th.is modern trend."
tlon dNCl'ibing the bounda· (Tbi.s was the metsage of
rlee waa filed witb ~ coun-the Mesa Taxpayer, a leef·
ty boundary commission, let pubftsbed by the Tu-
and l!pllrOVal WU granted payen Aasociatioa of COit&
July 21. Mesa. headed by Al For git.)
HARASSED A monetary &low-up was
Incorporation enthusiasts experienced in February
were not only beset by oil when money troubles plagu. ed "1e Home Rule group, worries, but they wen ha-but the Cbamber of Com·
rassed by threats of annexa· merce subscribed $750 of
tloa by other cities. ln Sep-the necessary $1,500, and
tember of 1952, there was a the followrna month. the en·
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UCI Own
2,,800 Attending Newest UC Campus
By THOMAS FORTUNE
OI ... DIHr ,., ... s•
Not many call it alma
mater yet. but University
or California, lrviM by Its
very location bolds claim
on the affections o f
thousan:is or Orange Coast
~dents.
Most local persons take
pride in baving a university
in the Harbor Area -
particularly cne with the
respected University o f
California name.
lrvi~, a baby in the nlne-
campus UC system, .is
loc:ited three miles Inland
from Corona del Mar on
1.000 a:::res In tble roWn&
San J oaquin hills of the
Jrv;oe Ranch.
The campus oi>eoed in the
fall of 1965 wttb an enroll-
ment or UOO rtudenta and
a faculty of 114. Today 2.IOO
students are taught b7 240
-.oressors. Jiit AS BERKELEY
A D(f eventually, around
1990, UCI wW rival Berkeley
or UCLA as a ceoeral cam-
pus -1th • •tadent bod1 of
27,*. small as lt la, lbe ce...-•
hu made ltt pl'fle8Ce Mt
in the·~~
munity. Pub1e a.e1ure1. UC
Extension ~ •a 4 nminart uw .._ wd at·
tended •. oa.-..... -· rporUn~ e..-, art MoWa.
poetry i'eadlall. plQs; ..
certs ud !llllU. ~ ~ ........ ., ol
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be med ,.. -...... ,..
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Tbe t'&mpul, uu • pert,
II opea . foe natac, ....
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.... Ded aad bieaed 1rD • 8md1not011aild.•~ ty~ .........
wttb ~n. ,,... .. '°* cbllten •
p.iel G.
. ..At'IUFlleZ~7:1ills
we threw rway the text books: •. and ,dis-
covered a totally new and individual ap-
proach to design. The result: A distinctive
new communi ty, worthy of its historic set-
ting ••• eight all-new homes that are truly
unique, each with a wide variety of cus-
tom exteriors designed to provide an
absolute minimum of duplication ••. split-
levelorterraced view sites, averaging well
over ten thousand square feet, with some
up to a half-acre in size ... an abundance.
of-rich textures, dramatic garden and
atrium entryways, soaring two-story Jiving
areas. Perhaps there have been traditions
broken ••• but In their place Is lnnov.atio11.
'CJnquestionahh.1 these first
new homes of Turtle R;~itl• are de-
si1ne<t for people who take pride In their
individuality. People like you. E11ht ex-
ci tine thrfe and four-bedroom model
homes. From $35,600 to S-45,-400. A
sound investment.
-
lou overloo~ 'TJ.C.I
You'll look down on the beautiful new
Irvine cam pus of the University of Cali-
fornia from your home In the hills ...
closest of all to the cultural center of the
magnificent Irvine Ranch.
Cjor lour .fi!Jure'T'ime
The Turtle Rock Swim and Tennis Club
provides an Ideal, uncrowded place for
Turtle Rock families to enjoy their leisure
time. Thi• private 5-acre recreation center
-with lti heated 1wimmin1 pool1, ten-
nis courtt, and aeparate chlldr1n'1 play
areas-Is mervtd for your exclustve use.
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CM Finds AnsWers for Park.Needs
AJ Costa Mesa entered
tht changing 60s, parks
. were a scarce commodity.
Downtown Costa M e s a
P a r k, a well-equipped,
erassy 10 ·~es, bad been
e~ to 1erve the en·
Ure clty. But rapid growth
madt It impossible.
Costa Meaa was rapidly
spreading northward, and
tht center of population
W&I moving quietly away
from the old center of the
clty.
City c~en estabfuh·
ed a plan for a series of
parks and today there are
12 parks with a total of 9U acre.. 'lbese parts offer
teanfJ courts, CGOking cen·
ter1, tot lob, restrooms,
picnic shelters and land-
tcapfnc. Even a recreatio11
auditorium b!is emerged ln
the program.
'!be park system ls de·
veloplng under Director ot
Parb Joseph F. Jones.
TEWINXLE PAM
DAIL 1' ptl.Of ..........
JUST PLANE FUN -Youngsters clamber over popular features of Costa Mesa City Part. The 10.
retired airplane which has become one of the most acre part ii one of 12 acattered tb.rougbout clty.
Most elaboraie of Costa
Meea Parks is Tewinkle
P•k on a ~acre site at Arlington M Junlpe~o
drlns. TeWlnkle boasts six
Ugbted teanll courts, pic-
Dlc area, restrooms, equip-~~~~...;:__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---.::.._~~~~~~
..
JABSCO~ PUMPS
.. ....
GROWING WITH ORANGE . COUNn
· A GOOD Pl:ACE tO
WORI
m MllCO. ..... W • I ............. w:' d TI 91 T .. flllpql C t "'4
ped tot lot, cooking area,
County Seat Who's Who
Peter Chriltian
NEWPORTER INN .
IEAUTY SALON
landscaping and black-top-
ped parking area. Its im·
provements will continue
under .i master plan.
The downtown C o s t a
Mesa Park, with its lighted
ball field, sheltered picnic
area and cooking facilities,
playground equipment, rest-
rooma, donated Navy jet for
young,ters to romp on, and
landscaping, is still a favor-
ite.
But these two parks may
be eclipsed by Estancia
Park, a 10.acre facility that
l.ncludes the restored Estan·
da (way atattoo). Current·
ly under development, it
will oller adjacent recrea·
tion fadlitiet with a varie-
ty of attractions.
ltECREATION
The park system provides
lb& eetting lor a compre·
henslve recreation program
spc>DIOred by the city. Di·
redo~ Of recreation is Jim
Curran who supervises a
year-round program that
accelerate, hi the summer
for tbt out-of-school set but
maintains a bu~y p a c e
throughout the year.
In addition to regularly
scheduled recreational ae·
ti• l t·i e 1, playgrounds at
eight of the dty parks are
ope~ after school a n d
Satorday mornings through·
out the year for supervised
recnatklaal programs.
The playgrouodJ. are at
Adami, CoUe1e Park, Harp-
er, I..Jaell)eqh, Pawapn'>t
8onm'a and Wlh.on 1cbools,
_, Corllca .Park.
In IUllllller, abt m o r •
pub ari .a.tfed with rec·
nation emplo7e1 for day-
lolle JC'Oll'Dll. Addltloaal
alt.I an at tbe Cilltorn.la,
KalMr, K.Ul1tlroon, Rea
aod TeWJUle acboob, and
at tbe doWDton cltJ park.
TM pncrama open Ill 10
a.m. in the 1ummer11mt
wben no 1111Dmer •c.booll
are proerammect, at noon ill
ICMol pub where lcboo1I
are apolllOl'in1 1wamer ICbool
'Tbe ncr.tlOD cte,ut..
meat II fMt adDni.ltc ltl
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6~4-0340 JAMIOlH RO. AT HWY. IOI
NtwrolT MACH
DAILY I'll.OT l teff'l'IMle CONTRAST -Five-story men's dorm at Southern California College contrasts
sharply with old Santa Ana Army Air Base barracks sUJJ standing on campus.
But more high rise is in future for this Costa Mesa coJlege which is growing in '.!very way.
Coflege Continues to Grow
What many year1 •Co was
part ol the oid Santa Ana
Army Air Bae, la today
Soutbent CaJil;,rnia College,
which boalts 111 enrollment
ol f'll ltudenta Md CUT·
riculum Jindi.o& to a BA
~ bl four cea.1.
The four~year Uberal arta
oolilegt, tbe oldelt tn Orange
CouatJ • will celebrate Ill
50tb amlvenary Jn 1t'10.
AloDi with tbe anniversary
will cGme the near com-
pletlcm ol a 10.yur mast« •• Uedlr the plM. two u:nJU
ol • .... CGIDlliU, ... ..._,, a ...... fl.bdAI ecnm-. a ..._..,.., ...... u.., .... ctaett_._..._oem. .......
Wft ti JlfftrW ildMltt ,....., .. ,. ......
:: ', ''1' J.~1 :: : ... .... ..... .
w WI"" a.11 U•c. .......... ~ ..... ~---· ~ ........ ~ ~
the education building baa
bttn obtained.
Apprmimat.ely ~
of the project funds are pro-
vided through government
grants; aaother one-third
come• fl'om 1 o n g • h r m
government loans and the
final one-.third ia subsidized
by the AaembHes of God
Cl!ID'Cb, with whicb the col·
Jege ii affiliated.
'!be college, which moved
to eo.t.a Mesa in 1950, after
30 years In P.uadena as a
tnlning center fer ministers
aad missioo•iea, DO\lf oilers
• bachelor of arts degree It
tbe c I• 1 • i c humanities,
tdence, IOd.al lclences and reUP>n. State ~lion
for • e1ementwy tucller
tralDlnl procram b a • r«tDilJ bee obfa!Nd. ot fblm••a,55 Pll't!ellt .. mat .... f5 per-
elillll ... ....,.. SneatJ· ,...,..,,.°' ........ = «'Cke111 f rom ...............
"••r t tat,l"llllN ltllO ........ OOidlbtee .....
..... .. • .,. per'Ctllllt fl
........ .,.. CllDput
and ooJy 4.1 per~nt of the
men Hve tn ruidence h.aUs.
The majority of graduates
enter the teaching, religious
or IOClal work f l e I d s .
Basketbal, basebaU, track
and tennJs are among the
sports offet:"ed on the cam-
pus. Student.I compete with
j:unlor and four-year col·
leges lbrougboot t.ht area.
Dr. 0 . Cope Budge Js
president ol the college
whJcb ii accredJted by the
Wettun Aaaocl.ation o f
School• and CoUeges aod
•lso holds munbenh.lp in
the Council for Advan-
cement ol SmaJJ Colltgea.
Among the 30 full..(lme
faculty members, the de.-t.
partment c b a t r m • n art
J>rof. RUSMll Sl>ltiler cha.Ir-
JUD ol the relJiton divta.lcllt;
Dr. Albert Hoy, In cbarce ol
llumuiUet; Dr. Jobn Scott,
IOOllll ~ chabmu;
md Prol. Keanetll Moan,
1ehace d1pa rCmeut
ebalrmm.
• c.'OIM .. ii )kaCed •
-Newpon Bhd. • w • .,.,.. 141-1171 .
NO~'Cl'I TIOPlfY. & INMAVINe CO.
Q -dal, Ntm 'llatel, 'l'lmplaMI
' ................ DoneOn Pnmllel e VBT OOI UNIQUS GUT SBOP e
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112 .. lta .. (et Superior). Costa ... 8"-314 t
All this and the
most competitive
• • • • •
Orange County!
Roy Carver's .consistently
large stock . • . his
volume sales •••
~~-
• • • • • •
his high
trade-in-allowances •••
•.• plus the Car of
the Year, GTO, &
the rest of the
II 6·4444
D
I
.. ·corona del Mar:
A Floral Ribbon
Paclfic CoMt Hi&'lway In
Oorona del Mar ia lllnolt as
much a flower garden as it
,-.. ls a ribbon of uptaalt.
4~
'That' S DO accident.
The C.orooa del M a r
Qiamber of C om mer c •
made it happen. In b put
ftw years, c h & m b e r
members have worked bird
and paid thouaanda ol dol-
lars out ol their own pockets
to see the inatallatloo of five
lan&caped traffic .lllmdl.
Corona dtl ~ar
merotwits share with the
city costs of ttle flowerbeds.
In the next f'OUr yean, they
hope to see four more traf-
Mesa Firemen
Cover Area
The Costa Mesa Fire
Deparbnent mans four sta-
tions and 18 vehicles, in·
eluding four pumpers and a
new ladder truck which cost
more than $50,000.
But a very important,
though less dramatic facet
or the deparbnent, ia the
Fire Prevention B u r e a u
which continually conducts
a series of fire hazard in-
t' spections.
fk Islands • l m 11 a r 1 y
landscaped.
That is juat one of tbe1 con-
tinuing projects of th t
Cllamber o f Oornmerce,
whidl last year celebrated
ita 10th amtverNry. Since
its founding, the Oorooa del
Mar orgaoizatioo bal been
inttrumeotal in pn!Serving
Ule Crown Colony's eeparate
identity within ~ city of
Nerwport Beach.
Recently the c h a m b t r
opened its new headquarters
at 2659 E. Cout Highway,
Where Mrs. Jessie Bill,
secretary, cm uaiaally be
found, busy as ever.
The chamber now bu
about 200 members. Its
president ia drugOlt Hubert
Piersol.
Flrat vice pre~ is
Gordon Jooes; second vice
president, Jom S e m p 1 e .
Other offioera and com-
mittee cbai.rmen include:
Jim Barto , treuW"er;
Frank Jordan, public rela-
tions; Bob C u n n i s o n ,
publicity; Jerry Stewert,
residential division ; Roy
Peck, merchants' division;
Chock Masters, traffic md
park.iilg; Bob LA!acb, budget
and finance; and C a r l
Kegiey, paet president and
freeway chainnan.
'
Gre•t D•9 ia .Ba9
Here's a picture that telll It all. Newport Harbor
was just built for people who know bow to take
Earning More
More than 40 percent of
Newport Beach'• I , 0 0 0
families earned '10,000 or
more in 196'7. Tbt city's
avtrap famllJ income ii
•8.571, the blgbest ln Oranp
County.
COSTA MESA'S
BETHEL TOWERS
I !!
lit. ,...,, afloat la • boat at Jut af1oet. The beauty tn foregi'otmd ii not a mermaid.
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• • • a good number to remember
642-0240
~
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I
a good name to remember • • •
from +ime fo time, one nHds a good reliable appJienee servfce,.
men, or even a 9ood appliance store. When thet time etrives•
we'd like to heve you remember the above number, for it's the
key to the Orange Coest's finest •ppliance service end Whirl•
pool s.1 ...
Whether you bought your Whirlpool applience from us or not.
we'll honor eny Whirlpool dealer's I st year service obligetion et
no char9e to you. We care less whether it was bought in Costa
Mese or Atlanta, Georgia.
The importent thing is •••
• •• we service well what
we do (or don't) sell.
NEW CONNOISSEUER TWIN
Refrigerator-Freezer
offers the ultimate in Convenience
• REVERSIBLE DOORS
e llG EASY ROWtf.G WHEELS
e llG STORAGE DOORS
e ICE MAGIC ICE MAKER
e JET COLD MEAT ·STORAGE
Connolsseuer Twins priced as low as
64Z0240 COST A MESA
•
Two-year and f-Om"·year
colleges, univerfttiel, pre--
schools, p r 1 v at e and
parochial IChooll otter a
wide range of edueaUoo -
from mud ple1 to mortar
boards -to Orange Coast
residents.
While the instltutioos att
geared primarily llO the fuU-
time day ttudent, mott of
them offer e:rrteDded da, or
night school and a d u 1 t
educaU~>n program.1 with
tecllnkal and vocational
tralnliig.
"-UNIVERS11'Y OF
CALIFORNIA, IRVINE .·
UC. Irvlne: -Ir Yin e,
California; telephone, 833-·
5011; enrollment; 2 I I e e ~
8COJ>e: n1ntb campus in the
Uoiverslty of California
system, opened io the fall of
1~. Offers full programs
leading to a bachelor of arts
and masters degre.a in ad·
dition to a limited number
of doct-Or of philosophy
• degrees: faculty 240.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNL\
COLLEGE
Southern C a ll f o r n i a
College: 2525 N e w p o r t
8 Iv d . , Costa Mesa;
telephone, MS-1171; enroll·
meat 478; 1eope: four-year
liberal t.ll'1ll college. the
oldest 1n Orange Oounty, of·
fering a bachelor of arts
degrtt in the c 1 a s s i c
humanities. scien<fe, social
scieooes and r e 11 g i o n :
faculty 30.
ORANGE C 0 A ST COL-
LEGE
Orange Coast College:
2701 Fairview ~. Costa
Mesa: telephone, 834-5651 ;
enrollment: 14.828; scope:
tw o-year junior college nf·
fenng day and night in·
struction. with c o u r s e s
leading to an al90clate of
af'U degree in 71 fields. The
tuition-free curriculum also
offers technical and voca-
tional t"ainiog; faculty: '2.12.
GOLDEN WEST OOU..EGE
. ~den West J u n i o r
CoUege: 15744 Golden West.
Huntington Beach ;
l e l e p h o n e , 89'2-1711;
enrollment: 2,~. scope :
two·year junior coUege wlth
day and ewnlng progrou
olfering an AstOclate of arts
degree In vark>ua fields .
Opened In the fall of 111116, lt
now has 14 buildings and 84
faculty members.
CALIFORNIA STATE
COLLEGE, FULLERTON '
Cal State Ful.lerb: • N.
State College B Iv d . ,
Fullenoa, telepbone • 2011 ; enrollmeot t ,117,
acope: four,,,.ear co 11 e I •
1ead.ln1 to a bacbe_.• deer. 1D 'II ~ aMcls:
work 'lNdlac to a mast.er'•
Cltll'" ln 1t fte)de; couneJ
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.
.Mud. PieS
Mortar Boar d s
le~ to t.aching creden· Campu1 ta Loi Angeles:
t.ials : faculty 370. faculty 15.
FUU£RTON JUNIOR WEST COA8'1
COLLEGB (JNIVEBSlfY· -;
Fuller:too Junior College: . Wett Coast tlni.verslty:
321 E. Chapman Av•• 1 • Orantt C.OUOty Cealer, 550
Fullertai: telepbooe, 871· Mai a St. , O r a n g e .
8000; enrolbMDt. 1 •3e4 'tel• p ho 1 e, S47-57U; •cope ~ ~ j\&IMOr col· enrollment: a ; faculty:
lege .widl edei:lded da.y and 14; scope: oUers a com· even.t.D~ pro&r£!.o.1· The ~ult prebeosive evening program
Education OinslOO, eotirely leading to a bachelor of
separate f~m the reg~ 9CJence degree in electrical
school. ~ers oveT" 15!000 e 11 f ioeering. mechanicail
students year),y. Tbe ~ti!->Jl· en g 1netr1 n g, ,·applied
free (for dl.stnct residents) matbematica aod applied
cu.rrk:1>.kun often 1 0 G ptiy~ioa. E v e n t u a I I y a
courses leading to a n m.._. ot teience degree
associate ol arts degree will be ottered tio students
upon completing a two-year cocDpleting c • r t a i n re·
program. Vocational and quirements
technical education offered, PAR0Cetu. HIGH as well as liberal arts. Total
facult7 members 364. SCHOOLS
SANTA.· ANA COUEGE BAP1'18T
Santa Ana College: ~ Herltag4' High School: '12.7
W. 17th St., Santa Ana; N. Magnolia Ave., Ant"heim;
t e I e p b o De , 5 47-9561; tel e p bone, 8 27-4140;
enrollment: 6.510, two year enrollment: 232; junior and
junior college with exteoded senior bl.gb school; prin·
day and evening programs; cl pal, Denver Klaffen : tuj.
tuition-free curriculum of· tioo, '600 and '600 per year.
fers credit toward degrees ROMAN CAmouc
in mmy subjec:U; t b e associate of arts is granted Cenell o..eu, Blel
upon successful completion 8dleel, am W. Broacfway,
( ~ .. -t NW>eim; t.elepbooe. 77&-o uic wo-year program: l7l7; enrollmeot: 3 3 5 ;
faculty. 190. gr~ t ~ 12; ptio·
PRlVATE COLLEG~ c.ip&I Moeber ac.y Editba; CH.\P~IAN COLLEGE tuition, $.125 per year.
Cnapm.an College: 333 N. 111at1w ... CllboUc Rig~
Glas.sell. Orange telephone School, 1.8U Villa Real 633-8821 ; enrollment: 1.681, Or four·year college leading to Drive, an,e; telephone,
a bachelor's degree in arts. =· ~ir'b.u::.· music and science and • • • -~ • tlCJO -ve.·, -ln1>tnaJ: master's degree in arts. ..-" ru"""l'
coutSfliDC, history an Cl ~ VWJ,lma Marie.
Mater t>et mp Sc1atolr
1?.m W. Ed.IDger Ave., Santa
Ana; teJ.epbooe, 649-1148;
enrollment. 1809, grades 9
through 12; principal, Cbt
ReT. Joha J . Reilly; tuition,
'150 per year.
Resary mg11 Sdleot: 1320
N. Acacia, F u 11 e rt o n :
telephone,~; grades 9
add 11th grade next year
year) enrolhnent. 112 (will
and 10 (a new scllocM, it will
edd 120 freshmen next fall);
principal, Sister M a r l a
Jeanne.
Servlte 11.lgJa Schtol: l952
W. La Palma Ave . ,
Anaheim ; telepbooe, TT+
7575; enrollment, 5 8 3 ;
grades. 9 through 12; tui-
tion, "100 per year; prin·
cipal, Fr. Leonard M.
Mazurk.
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST
Oraqewood A c a ckmy:
13732 Clinton Ave., Garden
Grove; telephone, ~;
t n r o llment; elemeotary
scboo1 245, bigb school 188;
grades, one through 12;
pri.Dc1pai, Robert Hamilton;
tult.lon variel for memben
of Seventh • day Adventist
Church and non-members.
PAROCHIAL
ELEMENTARY
SCDOO~
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
C t I t I Meta QrllUaa
SchMI 740 W. Wilson Street,
Costa Mesa; telephone, $48-
7295; enr-0Ument, 140 grades
pn4Chool through sl.xth;
principal, Sybil M<:Corlde.
BAPTIST
Ftnt Blptlat Day ScMtl:
301 Magnolia St., Costa
Mesi; telephone, S.-2840;
earolDeut:. 100; grades,
Jdndergark!n 4hroueb Ith;
~pz.llke Betting.
lllrMr Dey Sdietl: Fifth
Strfft and Marguer-Ave.,
Corona del Mar; telephone,
&73-1520; enrollment, 128;
grades,klndercarten
tbrouc!l junior bi9; Heec1r .muter, JobDF • .,_..,,Ir.
Ltrl'llEIWt (AMERICAN)
. Pl'he• el P.eae• t.iMraa: Si )Jese Verde
Dr t v •, Costa Mesa; Harbor Der School: Filtb
telephone, 5 4~1 PR£.SCllOOL8
enrollment: 225 grad• a,
kindergarten through sixth 1
principal, MiSs E s t h • r
Obon.
LUTHERAN
(MISSOURI SYNOD)
Cluiat. Llldaena ScbMI:
760 Victoria St., C 0 I t I
Mesa; telephone $48..QM;
enrollment: 160; grades JtiD.
dergarten through eight;
principal. Ed Stelling.
ROMAN CA'lllOUC
St. Joacblm: 1964 Orange
Ave., Costa Mesa: telepho!M
548-1783; enrollment: 435,
grades one through eight;
prlncipal, Sister Rita Ann.
St. Jou Uie Ba p tt 1 t :
10'21 Baker St., Costa Mesa ;
telephone, 545-2712; enroll·
ment, 790; grades on •
through eight; principal,
Si.Ster Mary Dolores.
Our Lady Quee• tf u.e
Aaceb: 2X>46 Mar Vista
Drive, Newport B e a c b ;
telephone. 644-1168; enroll·
ment 280, grades o n e
through seve:otb w1ll add
eigbtb the nest year); prin·
cipd, ~ter Georg. ADD.
SCHOOLS
PRIVATE ELEMENTARY
C a r • e • Ba 11: lM1
Moororia Ave., Newport
Beach; telephone, 548-1139;
enrollment, 340; I r a d e 1 Jlllli« primary t b r o u t b eighth; d 1 rector, Mn.
Patricia GiJbel't. Claw M..teaMri Selleel:
'1525 Santa Ana Ave., Co6ta
Mesa; telepbooe, 6tl-37GI;
enrollment, 32; pre-td>ool,
agee two aod a half through
tlw; grldel one tbrougb
thr:«. ~. Ml9S Patti,
Milt D' Alice Royce.
E'INant SellMl: t 11 Moaee Vilt.a Ave., Costa
lleta; ttlepbou, :m.1110;
enrollment 83; grade 1,
tindeTgarten tbrougb eitM;
director, E. Tweed Stone.
Aua'a P r• • Se ~ • •I
Nanery: 2ll0 Thurm Ave.,
Costa Mesa: telepboot M&-
14". NJ. art,,, era& and
music program for children
from 2.
811 T., Nunery School:
1251 Vicb'ia Ave., Costa
Mea; t.l'lepbone, 646-4652.
An arts, er afts, rbyth m,
free play program for
dlildren from 2 years 9
months to 4 years 9 moolhs ;
mothers cooperate b y
assisting direotor.
Costa Meta Pre-&cbool:
1'197 Monrovia Ave., Costa
Mesa; telephone. 648-9800.
An art.a, crafts and mu.sic
program for children from 2
through 6.
Butel ud G r e t e I
Playltoue: 2656-A Newport
B 1 v d ., Costa Mesa;
tele¢:.ooe, 548-2134. ailldren
from 2 ttnu"1 8 learn tbelr
ABC's and numbers plus an
arts, crlllts and mu.sic pro-cram.
PlaJJUtet Pre -Schoel:
1937 Cb u r c b St., Costa
)( e 1 a; telephone, 646-3636.
AccommocWes c h 1 ldren
from 2 to f with an arts,
music and crafts program
and dilld:ren from I llO 10
after IC'bool.
St A9*ew'a Pre-Sebotl:
800 St. Andrew'• Road,
Newport BeaclY, telephone,
Me-7147. OnlJ 4-year~ldt
taken bert wbo play oullSidt
on playground equipment
and have arts md craft.a
program.
SutM9e C 0 Ill m I • It 1 Nutery SeMel: M e I a
Verde Me1bodi.8t Church,
locrT .Mesa Verde Drtn,
CJ09ta Mesa: telephone, 540-
1183. A.rta and crafta pro-
giwn for childffn 2 to & .
WllMa W17: 967 Vlctorla Eatt Ba.If Pn -SdlMla
St .• Ooltl Mela, telepbone. JIM V ..... Oro, Newport eo.otI ; ~ Tt; ...._ ellt;Noe, M4 om
~ rnA' 1 u • • • I• M J readioeU, music, ma.; .ecW, C It a fl t I • lft ...... program tin'
~ "' dllilla• ~ '° •. .. . ~ tbactttng; courte1 leadlng to
teacblDlcredentlals ;
f ac:ulty, 151.
ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE
OF ORANGE
Rea,tors~ Board KeepS Recoril Pace
St. Joseph College : 380 S.
Batavia. Oran,e; tdepbone, Jn ooe ol the world 's most
538-353.1; earollmf!ot: 3118; act.iY• real Mt.t. markets. ~: a tour-~al tte Newport H•bot.Costa .ts colleCe 1toc. 195t; Mua Board ~ Realt""'
prkJr to tb8t St. Jolepb WM ml'IDbe.rahlp of almost l,000
a tw.1 ... colJete. Primwl· naJt.cn &Dd tnters coo·
ty u la dlliped to edocale tinue• to aet recor._ ...... Romm CMmlle in. ........... b. rl
1NDI to aern 11 ttecber• U. dl.lri.l:C 111'7 '*4 up "'9.5 c a t b o ll c p a r o c b l a l m1Illcm ID m~plt tUtinc ICMOll.a. ........ lllo dn , "'1t1. leCODll bl She t t
Utiiial ... .. I ...... "'-of ........ ID tbt .............. ,... t•• bod• .....,,, (tbe bJtlt
cirder't ....... ,,....., la •• tu m1lllca ID 1186).
the fall • Wll calliltllll e ..-1"' boll'd wu fOWlthct • the M~ ol X.O,Gla ye .. llfO md Its flnt ptetl·
e A L'lfetnt Mell'• ...... •.,,.....,~ ...... ,...., .... 1.:....,..as... .............. .......,..llyca.-...................... ,b .Uil ......... . _..._.,..._y_
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aMiMleW e LM• ,....._ e·u.. tWr l...w-e &.W. Trnel • ............... sm.. alMI ...... ~.tu. ....... ~ f;r.t ..._.... .._. e Th._ Tt1e e Vie LWe o,,.
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Play~ s the Thing
7 T.heat.er Groups in Area
By TOM nros ... ...., ..........
Nowhere in Orange Coun-
ty dou the spotlight of live
theater thine any brighter
than on the Harbor Area.
Within the boundaries of
Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach may be found no less
than seven producing groups
in three different categories
-seml-pro~slonal, com-
munity and collegiate.
Two ot t.beae 1 t a g e s
belong to South C o a s t
Repertory, which n o w
ope.rate• two theaters -the
tiny. Second Step at 2815
Villa Way, Newport Beach,
and the 20().seat 1bird Step,
1827 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. One, and mually
both , of these theatws ls
nearly alwa,.. in operatJon,
offerlnff professional caliber
entertainment.
Th.ls community group ls
sponsored by the Cost.a
Mesa Recreation Depart-
ment.
A less active litUe theater
group which goes into pro-
duction only twice a year
is the Lido Isle Players.
This group has b e e n
performing for the past 12
years at the Lido Isle
Clubhouse. 701 Via Lido
Soud, Newport Beach. Its
shows generally are staged
-in March and November.
)'ear for young folk. South
Coast Repertory also baa
a children's tbeater pro.
tram.
Outside the Harbor Area
and throughout 0 r a n g e
County a~ a number of
c~mmunity theater groups.
v11tually one for every city.
Best known of these iJ
the Laguna Playhouse, now
in its 44th year of production
and soon to give way to
a new and larger building
on the Festival of Arts
ground.a. The p r e 1 e n t
playhouse, w h e r e six
regular season plays and a
summer musical are offered
each year, is located at 319
Ocean Ave., Laguna Bead!.
Another Orange County
tittle theater group which
just this spriGg moved into
a new playhouse is the
Westminster Community
Theater, now headquartered
In the Westminster Cent.er
at Goldenwest Street a n d
Westminster A venue I D
Westminster. ThiJ seven-
year-old group presents four •
stiows each year. f.
Also offering a four-play
schedule ii the Huntington
Beach Playhouse, now 1n Its
sixth year Of operation.
Productions are staged at
"The Barn," 2110 Main St.
lo Huntington Bead!.
The Co1ta Mesa C1vk
Playhoute, 1oon to celebrate
Ha third bJrthday t stages
ftve produ~ont a year in
the city's Com m u n 1 t y
Center auditorium on the
Orange County Fairgrounds.
On the collegiate level,
there is Orange C o a s t
College's d r am a depart-
ment, which presents both
student plays and a summer
musical open to all com-
munity talent, and the
University Of California,
Irvine, wlllch stages pro-
ductions both through its
drama department and its
Irvine Repertory Theater,
Inaugurated last year.
Further north are the
Orange Studio Theater ( 195
N. State College Blvd.,
Orange), the Fu 11 er ton
Footughters ( 119 B u e n a
Vista Ave., Fullmon) and
the Santa Ana Community
Players (1020 W. 8th St.,
Santa Ana).
OAIL'I' PILOT S._" ,_
Theatergoing youngsters
are not overlooked either.
The Children's T h e a t e r
Guild Of Newport Harbor
stages usually two abows a
T"laefl Dig DefJlrie
Fans mob actress Debbie Reynolds at opening of Fox South Coast Theater, lat-
est addition to South Coast Town Center, Bristol and Sunflower, North Costa
Mesa, companion development to South Coast Plaza shopping center which
opened across the street la.st year.
MEET JOHNSON A SON TEAM x WE ARE PROUD OF OUR TEAM 7"" THEY WIN IN ANY LEAGUE
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SEE THE LINE UP. OF FINE ~RS
THAT MAKES OUR TEAM A WINNER
JOHNSON A SON
MAK 111. UHC0LH CONTINENTAL, MYCUlY,
NEWPORT IEACH
ORANG& COUNTY'S OLDEST
ESTABLISHED LINCOLN
· MERGURY COUGAR DEALER
642,;0tll
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Name Game: .. y on'll Find It Here
For many y .. a recrea.-nei&bbolbood parka llJ'ead
tioa in Newpon Bel(:ta wu ow.r ·51 acre• Md bas in·
11mit:ed to bey Md ocean-creued waw«iented .c·
related activtdea IDd mOlltq tivitiN for year-round beacb
du.ring the aumm• JDODtha. and IW'imm.lnc enbWutl.
DuriD& the J*l decade, In addition, the Parka,
however, the Qty o f Beaches a n d Recreaidon
~ewport Beadl. ~ tbe Department o f t • r 1 ill·
cooperation of tbe Intne Co. · atructkla iD almolt every
and otber land developen, form of or&a!Ued r«rea·
b a a c o D 1 tr u ct• cl tion throulhout the year.
I For a llDlll tee, cou.raes
can be taken in teaail, sail·
in&. be&nl1*n, YOUeyball,
golf, gymnutics, flsbing,
modern dmce, doc obe· dience, flower errangement,
oil paiJKinf, bridge, eewing,
baakebll, IOftbaU, a e I f
defeue, p b y a t c a I coo-
ditioniae and d r a m a ti c
tedinlques.
Current Annu•I Interest
5~• % Bonus Certificates • 5% Passbook Accounts
REAL ESTATE LOANS ...
S•I• or Purch•••
Quick Commitment • U>eal Level Analysis
Refln•nclng
Cash • Home Improvement
ACCOUNTS INSURED TO 515,000
Federal Savings and U>an
Insurance Corporation
Sound and Stable • Management
S u m m it r • q u a t I o c.-ulty V oa~ Cea&er
apeeWtles are recreational (Gra& Bewai. Park)J 5dJ.
swim, BWim team, f)'D• Street and Iris, Oorooa del
obn>oized awimming, div· Mar, tour acres, community m,, lifeaavm,, IWimminC building, lighted ball field,
for the handicapped, junior picnic ground, tennis colll'ts,
frogmen and surfing. play equipment and ~ket·
Many activities a r • ball courU.
broken down into chlldren's, Eutbbdf Park, Vista del
~ aod adult groups or Oro and V i s t a del Sol,
divided between begllmera Eutbluff, H acres, ball dla·
.00 .tvanced. mood, restrooms, p I C D i C
Throogb the cooperation tables, pl~ equipment and
·of the N e w p o r t · M ta a barbecues.
Unified School Di a t ri c t Galaxy Park, G a l a x y
Boerd ol Education, DUIQY Drive, Dover Shores, one
ecbool f a e i 11 t i • 1 •• md a b.af .cres, upper i.y
availabae to the publit for viifw, benches, lawn ar•
.adclitiooal recreation ex· -.! pelift)'I. ·
perience. lnlM Ternee P a r t ,
Municipal parka, t be i r MMibar and Avita, Irvine
tacWtiea md aetractiolll are . Ternce, '11\'eD ecre1, i.wn
at the tollowing locetioal: ._, viw b e n c b e a ,
.. ,_.. P~ F 1 r 1 t r•tlrooml, play eqy,ipment,
Street Ind Betoaia. Corona ~ Miil bay view.
del Mar, aitu&ed on thr'M Lill An-. Part, 11th
acres, olfera lawn •ea. S tr• • t a n d B a 1 b o a
view benches, and free plaJ ~. Newport, two
area. end • ball llCftl, ~
Cltawl Plaee P a r k , oourta, p l• 7 equipment.
<Jmmel Place Ind 44tb llh~ picnic aree
stniet, West Newpori, o«en llld 1-becue.
bay nrimming, softball and Marblen Park, Dover
play equipment. Drift and .IrviDe, Barbor
CUB Drive Pan, Cliff · lfiCt'lMdl, aix acres, ad·
Drive end RI v • r al d • :)aceia tom ecres·o1 aCbool
Avenue, Newpart ~ lf'OUDd, IOftblil, restro6m.,
fiVfl llCftS, lawn, V i t W play 9q~pmeat, pi C 11 l C
benchet, Boy Scout Hou•, tllblea and blrbecues.
picnic tables and barbecues_, tte-..a. Part. • • A • '
Street and Ocean Front.
Balboa , five acres,
volleyball, ba9eball,
restrooms, lawn llrea, picnic
tables and play equipment.
Thlrty·EIP .. Stred Park,
38t.b Street Ind Balboa
BoWeftrd, West Newport,
two acree, volleyball, stwf.
fleboarcl, b a 1 t e t b a 11 ,
l'eltrooml, play equipment
and plmk tables.
Wa&elllf Park, West.cliff
and. Polaril, Dover Shores,
1ln'Bt ac:re1, upper bey 'liew
md dtab . .t pu:klDf:
Wat JIUJ hrk tmd UM Part, eech situated Oil one
hlll ICl'e of land. ofttr
benc:bes and bay view•.
Two public ~ers. ~
in Batboe .S Newport
Beecb, are eadl 1,000 feet
lq, and offer flshiDC, live
blit, food cooceslionl a a
vtew ol all -*r-orlented
~ ..
Sdtooll elferiq facilkiel
for reereM:ion •• 11.rt>or m11i. Hence EDMgn, Cor·
Olla del Mar, N e w po r t
Helgibta, Mariners and Oor·
ona del Mar High School
F o r l'e<fta'tional in·
formetioo coat.ct t b •
Parts Beactie. Ind .Recre•
ti06 ~. 171' w.
Bllboe Bl~ .• teleptlone 673-
5180.
Military Bases Give Area
Economy Stra~gic Boost
the &tr but once stood.
Ac:r9 If the old ....
••••• baV9 beea bouOat
... ClmM'ted ... modem
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Sports ll·plentY,
• Wat.ch the Pros
• P"lay Your Own Garne
•Root for the Home Team
BJ EARL GUB'nEY lta aecood a n n u a 1 In· °' ._ .._ ....., ....,. ...., v l tat 1 on a l proleoionaJ
la Coll your pme? ~be tournament ln AU(U'St and
7ou prefer lawn bowllng. tbe event will draw 1t.tch
How llbout Hin divine? Or world renowned s t a r s aa
l'UELER PEELS C>FI' FEW POUNDS 01' RUBIER WARMING UP FOR RACEWAY ACTION
perbaJl9 you like to just alt bOlt pro &d Laver, .... sport. lptOQ'um, you se.ason. And withln three or representativea in football
INiet and wltdl. AUJtral.ian Fred Stoile, U.S. '" Ult Newport Harbor lour yeart, Orange Coun-and trac:k and field this
Wherever your tut.ea lie ace Deanb Ralston and Lawn Bowler.t, 1he Sul>-iiana wUl haw their own year. 'lbe spike team posted
ln rec:reatMm, the Onna• otbe!' creMs from ttl• JMt Mlriner1 Skiodivint Olub, major leatue pro footbdl a ti1riWog 73-72 decision
Cout _...bu it. It doem't wot'ld. the C.O.t Rangers IOOCer team. over rlval Ora.nee Coast.
eean IJr.el.y tUt _, ~ in It would not bt an tx· team, the Pop W.-ner foot-It would take a fat volume ORANGE COAST COL-
tbe UDllted StMea bu man •aeration to 1ay teuni1 11 bd program, U>e Orange to ttJC~ tbe achievement.a LEGE _ Basketball was
to ci«er the r«reation-booming in the a r •a . Cout YMCA Ind the two repstered . by the area's . king at Orange r.out th.is
oriented IDdividual than Like the rest of the Unitiecl bnncbes of the Harbor ac~l a1blet.lc teams, but yelll'. Led by J<lh.n Vallely ot
COllltal Or-ce County. St.Mel, golf club man-Area Boy1 Club. here 1 .a~ of Ult re· Balboa Jsla.Dd, occ woo the
BolltlQc, fi1b.1nC and b«sbips cootinut to to•. Auto raolng? JUJt otf tbe cent big;bligbta: Eastern Conference cllam-
•wimminc have £brays been ~~V~e and' ~ .. ~~ San Diego Freeway near tbe UC IRVINE -Coacb pionship outright md went
klop GI recreation along the ~ "''" "'-"""-El Toro Marine Ootl>I Air Dick Davis' basketball te&m into the eecood round of the
Orange CoMt. It .eema u ii country dubs conduct 80 Facility the deafenlnl roar was the surpriae ot Southern state tournament at Cerritos ~ were pever iD tbeir In· many tow"Daments durinC • of exotic fuel-burning drag California basketball this before losing to t.he host
fmcy. But IDOtber recrea-week'• 1ebedule you'd need ricing machinft fills the put 1eaeoo. 'The Anteaten Falcons.
tionel adlvtty is bloelomlog a computer to ta~ th• air. Orange County lnterna· went all the way to tile co RO N A DEL MAR
-tennis. results. ttGnal Raceway 11 ceaeraHy finals of the NCAA cotrege mGB -M was the case at
The new Newport Beach Newest of the facilities 1111 considered to be the most di~ r&giooals at Sao Orange Coast, ba!ketball
'lfto.i! Ofub ttib lUeU -., the swank Costa Mesa pl.ant, modern drag racing facility D1egct State last month prevailed at CdM High. Phil
the "FGrelt HilJs al the .a public club. lt'a atsot tbe la the WCICld. befo~ losing out lo Nevada Jordan John Yule and Steve
Wea'• Md tu ,..... JllO'-Wjllt. witb 31 hales. l And from ·Uie Newport-Soutbern. Leech led the Sea Kings ot
ll"lmt are illluriq tnal8'1 Tbo9e tour ~Mic. centers Mesa. area, It's only a 2().. GOLDEN WEST CO~ the third round of the CIF
fubn. role In .. ana. report 109 aolfera will tee minute drive to AMtidm LEGE ..... 'lbe Hunti.ncton playoffs befort ~ lost to
11le dl6, JecBec1 ta ibl off iJ1 • .verlft day. st a d 1 u m 1 where the Beacb °jlllllor college (in the Marin.a. z......,, ,, •et ta.a ol. • ...., beet and tllldnc a C.W<S'Dia Angets are in Orange Coeet Junior ~ee COST A MESA HIGH -
Mnp&i t 8eadt, will ttafe ~ view ot ~ · ~ tMir third majOI' league diltrid) field.ed 1 t r o n I 'Ibe MU9lanp fi&ure to be ~--!:..=...:.-=:==:.!......::.=.....:=:!!!.:....-=:..:.=:==-~·:.:..:_.:..:_::::.:_~-=-~~...._~~---~--''--~
Unless you want to he late ...
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FLY
an · Oranp County wmr
poto power tn future years
with tbl Meaa Cee and Bee
te&ml both notching teaaue
clwnpico.tblp eeasons.
ESTANCIA IDGH -The
COlta Mete achool'•
treahman football t • a m
eave v a r 1 1 t y coach John
Lowry tomething to thjnk
about 1Mt fall when it-.
polted ao undefeated aeason
and averaged :.> point! per
rmne.
NEWPORT H A R 8 0 It
HIGH -Al related abovt,
~rum is the current king at
Newport. The 1967 netters
logged the scbool's fir~
ever varalty CIF cham-
pjomhlp and coach John
Foottus appears to be direc·
ting the \um in that dirt!c·
tioo apin.
AIR CALIFORNIA
THE EASY WAY
Serl-·i1~g: San Francisco I Oakland I
San JoSe ;·Disneyland~ Orange County
l CA&.l YOUR lRAVEL AGENT OR AIR ·CALIFORNIA
Orange County (714) 64&4560
SanJoeef408)288l7870
San Francisco (415) 433-2660
Oakland (415) 562-8200
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Year of 'J'lae Shopping Center •••
Thousands of first-nighters crowd Carousel Court of indoor mall at Costa
Mesa's South Coast Plaza to help Segerstromfamlly celebrate opening of ultra-
modern regional shopping center on lMd where the SegerstromJ once railed
soy beans. Opening marked beginning of new commercial development en.
\D\R\n\R\
OPPORTUNITIES in
a Growing Company
ILICftOHIC IN61Nml
MA.NUfACTUllM INMNUIS
ILIC'fao.MICHANICAL _.. ... S
ILICftOMIC 11CHMICIANS
AND OTMll llLA11D l'tlLOS
O.ne l..tboretorles, • menllfectu~•r of C°"'4
merc4el electr0ttic t..+ iMtrvmenh, ls 1ecet-
ed nHr Newport leech end the Unlvenity
of C.lffomie et Irvine. An auembly plent
is locatecf i11 Eftt'9Mt, end Mies offic" •r•
world wide. .
Den•'• procluch fell Into three mejor cete-
9ori" at this tlmet dete emplifien, ditait•I
v.ttm.+en encf 1yd-.n1 compoMnh with •
fr-.ency 1pthe1net IOOfl to be lfttroclucecf.
Dane i1 • rapidly 9rowin9 COfftp.tfly of •p-
pro1i1Htely l25 .,-nployHs end offen ch.l-
t.n9iftt opporfv11itie1 for .aecfr'Oftlc end
ma1M1fectvriftt et19in••n. MIM penont1.f,
electroftic techfticiens at1cl 1..at1y ether , ..
lat.4 flew .. f.or lt1fon..atiota ,.,.,.,;"' em-
;19~ opportunm .. c011tact P~
A41,.iaistr.+10ft • . .
DANA LABORATORIES ft
• • •
Big name entertalnen -Stan lt~toa. Let Brown and ~ Ink Spots, to nam•
a few -filled balmy night air with their music u thoGlandl attended opening
night festivttie1 at Faablon lllancl, regional shopping center above Corona del
Mar, overlootlng Newport Barbor.
WOllLD'S "RUT flCMtTMLt·
R.ne. ID .... .._ •. 1r OI 11" CAlllAMS
1811111 IOCllT llQl :ntosl THAT TIA'8.
RENT NEW
'150:...
'230:. ..
• ADLER
INTERIOR OFRci D£Sl6N SERVICE
OFFICE FURNITURE
WOOD OI Ila
HAIPEIS • LYONS • COSTA MESA
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lllVEHITY OFFICE EQUIPMENT
• A DMSION or HARVEY SOllERS, INC.•
HU......,_ ..... c:... .. _ • 646-1111 • M1-1m
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GRAND
OPENING of :THIRD UNIT
Now it's complete ••• all waiting for you ••• the best
that man and nature can provide tn a setting for the foll
JiEel In th.ii idyllic letting m Cali.foruia'a most desirable
Cod, with the harbor a stcme's throw away, long stretches
fl llDdy beacbet beclcoDing, inbigoiog shopt and coestaJ
mwmmdtlel youn to enjoy. Nature'• own afr-oondftiooing
adda to an .ideal climate. Here Lusk Homes reach a new
level ol valno, beauty, quality and comfort! ••• fD a
Jocatm never to be equaDedl
There's 10 much more ... lile a fine Barbor Area
5<'hooJ system. crowned by the Uoivenfty of Califomia
At Jrvine, just over the crest bom Harbor View Hills... ,
and the magnificent new 75-ac:re Newport Center, ere.at·
lng the finest shopping complex along the CoJdeD Orange
Coast, ready to servo you l
Discouer U all for yourself/
An Exciting New Concept in Plans and Design!
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
.M,300 to $48,900
,,_., (714) 644-13"
Ttltl .... .,.. IMI. tllllft .-.clfJo CDlll ttwY.
..... ,.,. Un • lln ......... ttd.
c-•
May I nte?
If you're registered to
vote, the answer ii yes. And
you may register to vote if:
-You are at least 21
years of age
-You are a citizen of the
United States, and have
been for to days
-You've resided one
year in California, to days
in Orange County, and 54
days in your precinct
-You're able to read the
C.OOSt:itutloo In English and
write your own name in
English (exception made In
the case of physical disablli·
ty), and
In your former precinct la
person or by absent ballot.)
The affldavit of regi.str•
tlon requires the voter to
gin bil full name, address,
o c c u p atfon, citizenship,
height and details COD•
cerning former residence
and voting registratioo. A
nahaall.zed citizen m us t
show proof of citizenship.
If you wish to vote In the
primaries for party can-
didatea, you must state your
party affiliation on your af.
fidavlt o f regiltratfon;
otherwise, you will receive a
ballot with only the names
of those nominated lor non-
partisan offices.
Who Can Vote?
Register And You Can
A newcomer may register Votet1 Reglatratlon Depart.
by goJni either to the Costa ment at 1119 Eut Chestnut
Mesa or Newport Beach Ci-Ave., Santa Ana. (Telephone
ty Hall where registrars are 834-2244). 'lbe name and ad·
available, or by viaiting drea of a nearby local
reglltrar mar be obtained
by caDJn1 the office ol the
county c~rt. William E. St
Jobn, at that number.
To be eligible to vote bl an
election, the voter bas to
regbter more than 54 days
preceding the election.
U.w abfft •bee.tee v.U.«T
U you expect to be unable
to vote in person, you may
apply 1D writing to the clerk
ha charge of tbe election for
an absentee ballot.
For primary and general
elections, apply to the Coun-
ty Office of Voter Registra.
don, 1119 East Chestnut
Ave., Santa Ana.
-You're not disqualified to vote for reason of felony
conviction. Coast Residents Political Activ~"8
•.:.a
Must I re-reflsterT
Yes, il:
-You did not vote in the
last general election and
failed to respond b y
postcard within 30 days of
notification of cancellation
-You have moved since you registered
-You wbh to change yl'\lr party affiliation
-If you moved to Orange
County within 90 days of tbt
election. ( U you have a valid
registration ln a n o t h e r
California county, you may
vote by returning to your
former precinct or b y
absentee ballot)
-You have moved to a dif.
ferent precinct w i t b i n
Orange County within 54
days of the election. (li you
are duly reglstered In your
old precinct, you may vote
Orange Coast a r e a
residenta traditionally are
pollt.ical activists. A number
of clubs and org&Di.zatloos
work ootlriogly in tbe MN
for the party of their choice.
Below are listed some of
these clubs and how to get
in touch witb tbem:
REPUBLICAN
Costa Mesa Jlep•bllcaa
Wemem's Clo, Federated
Pres: Mrs. William Avis
2825 Monterey
Costa Mesa
(club ooly 846-8082)
Meu V e r d e RepabUcaa
Womeu Cl•b, Federated
Pres: Mra. Ralph J. lnrio
3S4 E. 22nd St.
Newport Beach
(Club -546-3550)
Newport Harbw RepuUcH
Womea'1 Oo, Federated
Pres: Mn. Rlcbard Pantzar
400 Orloo Way
Newport Beech
142-1380
CNta M e s a ReP9blleu
AaemMJ Pres ~ Larry Walker (act-
ing)
specia1 e1ectioo to be held
(temporary -546-2735)
Newpert Be8dl RepUBcu
Atsembty
Pres: Jim Young
132 Via Trteste, Lido Isle
Newp<rt Beadl
873-1883
UllHM llep•lallcUI • f
Callhrala, C.... '81 Mar
ntt
OtairmaD: Georg• Sattler'
Jr.
5Z1 Hazel Driv.
TRANSDUCERS FOR GEMINI
And for Apollo, HM. Slbn, M~ llMI Pvllril, )Ult to ..-.1 ""·
In mfuh and spece.~ .,,.taW wtdt Ind~ lndcatrtll
~ and ~ ••• wtwww thn le a ,..._.. fw ........ per 11nrw.
poeldon or ac:celenttlon me-.i1•1Wftt ••• M'• -..,.,.,,. ftnct Glftlft.,.,......,.,.,
Gutton otr.n a ~~ID tnllneers. tedlftk:l1n1, ofllcl ... ,_...all
.......-...,. ........ ..non~ MJ•t•fulll••· , .. ....,,...........,,. ... , ....
_.. tad hmee ..,.... (714) "2-2.400, QULTON INOUll'IUEI, IC. Cue•• _.
•~ DMelon. 1644 ...., .-..... c.. MM, Cdlou• 12SZ7.
II l•IB I
CONTROLI AftD IMSTltUIHNTATIO• DIY11109' (714) Ml•l4M
U44 WlaltUtr AYHH • CHta MeH • C1llferala • ell17
Coron& del Mat
673-0888
UaUed RepeWlcau • f
Callftnla, Cetta Meu ult
CJ>aJrmaq: J.act M. lfJshler
2814 Fr aDcl.t Lane
COlllta Mesa
54.5-1908
Ualted llepOUeus • I
Calftnla, Newpert Beadl
uH
aw..tnn.: Bruce Norlund
5710 W. Ocean Froot
Newport Beach
fG.3871
UlllW RepUUcaa1 ti
CallfenU, Sterm n ....... o,...
<Mrmm: Bumter Cree}J m A1llo
Newport Ben .....,. a.' • ltl le •• AIMdalee
(llus-lnemnen only)
a.ain:nan: Jact Hart
C-o Beckmam Instrument&
2500 Barbor Blvd.
F\dlerton v ... , Replrbllcau, Barhr
Area
Pres: Ron D. Stenge
228 Amllent
Costa M.a
646-2720
DEMOCRATIC
em-Demeeratle a.• Pres: Mn. Fred Olson
1771 Newport Blvd.
Cotta Mela
646-0198 Nftlllri Bay Demeaatte au
Pres: Frederick F6tmen
21t Peet Ave.
Baa.o. lalmd m.o.m.
For mmd.dpal elecUon1,
apply to your city clerk.
For school board elec-
tiona, apply to the office of
the county superintendent ot
acbooll.
T"'-.,.. 'l'OIH' C\lmlllt ~ ,...,_,."_
UIOTID STATU SINATCMll
TllolMt H. ICudlet Clt..wllan),
CO.-~y CllttMl!aftl
1...nen "**' .............
The .._.... ~ H. Kudlel W
The .......... co-. ""'""" leMtt OfllClt aulldlne w..,,... is. 0 . c.
My fMr Senelor Kuchel: (W Mut-
llfty)
Youn _,, fNh" Ywr S'-"'rw
Lee.I ~ for 11W -ton• n.or.... H. Kudlel
llOOl'ft 7~
~,.,,..8:f""
0-... ""'""'y
·-115 ........ """""'
lM """'"
UNITD ITATSS ltlflltlSUNTATIVI
TO TNI NOU11 flltOM THI aSTH
CCMMltUSIOMAL OISTltlCT
J-9. Utt!~) Lettln ...., be ...,....:
Tiie HCIMnble J-•. Utt
..... OMc.e 9ulldlfte
w~ 25. o. c.
""" dler Ml. Utt Y .ws _., tr\llY, v-119Mtun
IOVTMlltN OltANOI COUNTY
STATI IUNATOtt Jallft G. Sdlmltt ( lttl>Ublleell) ~ lllould bt edd,...Md:
TM H-.llle Jolln G. ScMllfl
-I!.~ St. Tustin • ,,,.. SeM'9 OWmiber
S.0--to. Cellf. DMr Senator Sdwnltz:
y..,"....., '"'"" YOAW Sl-'u,_
ASSIMaL YMAN flltOM COITA
MISA.fllWflOltT a!IACM AaUA. lt<IM<1 .. ......... (llwubflcen) Uft9rt slloll.. lie ..,,...._,
Tiie .....,... • ..,. •• ·---u•,.,,.... Wey ...._, 9eedl • .... c.tNI ......... ,, .. Cellr • o.r llr:
y~ ¥WY ..,,,,,
Ywr llllN!lln
LL ROADS LEAD TO •••
;
•FREE
PARKING AREAS
NEAR EVERY
DOWNTOWN STORE
Al.Ian IN'IDIOIS
I t21 H•rbor lfvd. 646-0541
.. I fr H OfflCI lqUl'TMENT
"41 C...ter Street M6-74'4l
CAL., CAM11A. INC.
17to Newport llvd. Mi>-9113
• CAMWr TOWN
114-W. IM Stre.. M2"4l05 CITY..__, COMPANY
111 E. lroaclway 641-6791
COIN MAIT
ltot Newport ltvd. M2-4H2
DRS. CIA WFOID, DALI & NII.SON
Optornetrish
1796 Newport Blvd. 5-48-5639
CU WFORDS PHAIMACY
180'4 Newport Blvd. 548.22'3
DUNLAP APPLIANCES
1115 Newport llvcl. 541·7181
DPIUSIYI WALL DECOU
1111 N•wport llvcl. 6-46-9813
fOSlll-S PHARMACY
519 W. 19th Street 6'46-1651
•IANrS SURPLUS
1750 N..,pot lt.d. 6-46-1696
HM.I-Sm SHOP ' • COAST MUSIC
I Ht N.wpori llvcl. M6-027 I ..,
"' COSTA WISA R.OllST
· ti 7 E. lroeclw•y "41-6471
COIYA mlA ..waar & i.OAN •••
1111 New,o;t .,. "44-774•
1105 Newport llvd. b'4 ... 92l5
HAlrS SftOllTIN_. .OOOS
I'll C.nter Strfft 646-19"
··•nw st'toa
Ill t Newport 1~4'. Mt-9744
Everythinl{ You Need
Is Do,ivntown ...
HENDEISON'S A.PPUANCIS
1877 Hubor Blvd. 541-7801
H.~ ll.OCI INCOMI TAX
I U-4 "C" N•wport llvd. H2-172'4
J. C. HUMPHRIES JEWILIRS
1123 Newport Blvd. 548-340 I
.llllY HAU nlls
1762 N-port Blvd. 6-46-5019
LAND O' LAMPS
1122 N•wport llvd. 541-4450
MAlnN llUINITURI
I 165 Herbor llvd. '48-5 I l I
MAIY CAim PAINTS
1916 Harbor Blvd, 6'C2· t 090
POINT OP COLOI .
116 W. lttfi Str.et , '4t...Ol71
IA.llH"S .UINITUll
llOJ Newpot llvd. Ml-Htl
HALM Of CAIPETS
2115 Harbor llvd. 540-482 I
UINllTS DIPT. STORE
1116 Newport Blvd. 548-12 I 2
IOIERTS FURNITURE
1785 Newport Blvd. 646-8855
SHAW'S NUTlmON IASKET
1161 Newport Blvd. 5'48-642'4
SINCIRI SIWIN• MACHINE CO.
1878 Harbor llvd. 6'46·9742
ST. CUii IAl .. SHOP
1840 Newport llvd. s.48-6142
UNIVUSrTY OfflCI IQU ... INT
1911 Htrbor llvcl. H6-7118
W~lllM'S MA•NAYOI CINTD
F•ctory Dir..t
1714Newport'111vcl. 64.._...H
WIUHlll NDllAL SAYINGS
& LOAN ASSOC..
ltU Newpott l~cl. 642 .... 711
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Spaghetti-
From Above
u.And Below
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DAILY ,IL4T Iliff......_
eeways County Lifeline
By ARraUR R. VINSEL
Freeways. like arteries
carrying the workers, coo·
sumer goods, shoppers, in·
dustrial equipment a n d
v1>eationers comprlsing the
bloodstream ol American
economy. cri.sscl"OSs coastal
Orange County today.
More are on the drawing
boards.
Nearut county link to
completloa ill the vast U.S.
highway !fMm is the Sm
Diego Freeway f r o m
MacArthur Boolev.ard to its
tie-in point with the Santa
Ana Freeway in tbe vicinity
of the community of El
Toro.
The lMt eight-mile seg.
ment ii due to be compl&ted
late in 1981 et a colt Of $10.9
million, tinUb.lng a 73-rnile
.A 'flwn• of f<.al ~lal11 f<.liali/u'I
OVllt 6,000 LISTINGS TO CHOOSE FROM •••
lf ACTIVE OfFICIS TO SlltVI YOU THROUGHOUT OltANGI CO.
HDrS WHY FAllOW COIP. SHOULD SBVICI
YOUI IEAL DTA11 f&DS
•• feN'Ow Realty has 26 yeera of r.putebility and expwtenc. in
Orong• County.
•• Farrow Reelty hes the most 1J*lalited. h9'1y traintd, compet-
ent reel estete c;ounseJors in the profeuion.
It.retch o( vital transporta·
tion rou".
Only receatly, the next-to·
last strip of 4.4 miles, con·
structed al a cost of $ll
million, was opened to
motorbts from H a r b o r
Boulevard to MacArthur
Boulev-ard.
Nut l i k e l i e a t ac-
complishment in the Orsmge
County Freew.ay network iS
construcUoo of the Newport
Freeway, from Palisades
Roed ill Ooeta Mesa down
through tbe beart of the
Harbor Area.
A decisioo on which route
to take -down Newport
Boulevard « down Superior
Avenue -ii e•pectAld within
the next mooth or two Mid 'P'ans will griod ahead af.
terward.
lt YEARS TO WAIT
Staa Diviaton of
Hlghwaya apobsmea say
most freeway eecmetits go
Into construotioo seven to
eight yell:I alter l'OOle
adoptioG, will completion •veraatnc 10 ye.a beyond
rout. adoption.
Due to I ener,.UC IJ"Owth
and dewlopmeat of coutal
Oranp County, however,
one Jl"lll ol!icer recently
bbaW the ICbedule mipt be
speeded up for 1hl Newport
Freeway.
West Orange C o u n l y
residents can expect a
decision soon on routing of
t h e long-<li.scussed Run·
tington Beach F r e e w a y ,
&k>og Higbwny 39 from th~
beach to Lampson Avenue
in Garden Grove.
U tt ta decJGed by mid·
1968, as planned, the COO•
strtacUon would begin in
aeveu or etght years, with
completion o( a second lee
from Lllrnpecm A venue to
the Pomona F r e e .,, a y
ib<rtly tberufteT.
TWO MORE
Two 10Utbern 0 r a n g e
Cou.oty freeways are both
expected to be built and
oper.Uve in the mid-1970s,
or a year or two later,
depending on availability of
fllDds.
One is the L a g u n a
Freew ey, knifing through
treacherous Laguna canyon,
now eerved by a IWl!TOW,
t1fo..lane tbol'ouchfare on
wtDch many motorists bave
died.
The otber It tbe Pacific
.co.t F'reew11f' whkh wll1 na from Sena Junction
oar San Juaa Cepiltrano '°
Newport Buch, rreattJ c:ut· tblc ~aft! time for
Southland tourists.
A particuUrly s c e n i c
route for visitors or Sunday
drivers will be the sleepy
Ortega Highway, which cur•
rently links Elsinore and
San Juan Capistrano with a
small two-lane rotd.
Thia roacf probably will be
~ ioto a four-lane
taclllty In U.. early 1t70s
but ritpki area develop:ne.ntt
also coWd lemd to pl.am for a
true, modeTD frftway a1c>n1
the route.
Newport's
Bay· Biggest
Newport Harbor .It the
largest pleasure c: r a f t
harbor in the United States.
At the lut count, Jt bad
cto.e to t,3» nSlela call.ins
It home port.
The pleasure craft range
frorn 1-fOO( aabotl to 130-
foot aeagoing yacht.a.
Wlthln 10 7ean, develop. meat of tbe ~ Bay area
by the county &Dd the lrrine
Company will boolt the
boltlnt population by all ..
ticipated · •.ooo ldcUtional .....u.
"WE MAINTAIN THE ftNEST AUTO IOOY AND llRNISHING FACILITY IN
THE HARIOl AAEA. AND GIVE EACH ASSIGNMENT PUSONAL ATTEHTION
H•bor Auto 1oc1y
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It Was "New Port'
McFaddens Provided Harbor's Wliarf
It all began ln New~rt
Beach as literally a ' new
port."
Newport Beac:h, Orst the
colony, then the town and
DOW the city' bad Its be·
ginning at> a settlement
more than 100 years ago,
in the days of the Civil War.
get trapped OD sandspits.
By 1885, he>wever, it had
become tragically clear tn
the McFadden brothers that
their wharf was too haz-
ardousJy located: one of
their pil<>ts, Tom Rule, Jost
his We when a ship he was
guiding into the bay's inlet
had its bottom ripped out.
FIRST NEWPORT PIER
A hardy, seafaring man,
Capt. S. S. I>unnels, one
day departed from bis es·
t.abHahed routine' ot running So the McFaddens built
his atern-wbeeler, "Vaque-another pier -an ocean
ro," up and down the coast shipping pier where New.
between San Diego a n d port Pier Dow stands.
polnt.s north to do some ex· Newport Harbor's com-
plorlng. mercial shipments shifted
He steamed into the pres-to the Ocean Front, around
ent Newport Harbor inlet, which a small community
between what ls now Coro-began to develop. Among
na del Mar and a uodspit the first of the buildines in
that la now Balboa P~u-the tiny town was a board·
la. Cautiously maneuvering ing house tor dock workers.
the "Vaquero" around bars The brothers McFadden,
of abiftlnc sand, Capl Dun· whose nrittly growtng for-
nels dropped ancbor at a ~s were still largely the
deep cove dole by the result of lumber salea,
mouth of the Upper Bay. promptly r~gnized t h e
It hlA"-oin b t need for a railroad to the oun:b f~ gbadg~e center of the rancbbelt, San-
upon a navigable port. He ta Ana.
began trading with ranch· By oow they were weal-
ers for hides and tallow, lby enough not only to build
and word got around. Otb· the railroad but also to buy
er vessels stal'Ud making up some of the largely bar-
the aame trip. ren land 1urr-0unding tht
.. J~~~op,ert.::1co~b~:S~ pi~e property WH owned
ing lhips, the new port _ by the state, and the state
IOOD by common usage drove a bard bargain: the
known u ''Newport" _ bcothen McFadden wen
IOOll wu plainly in need of compeDed to ahell out '1 an
a wharf. Jn 1173, 1t cot one. acre for J,000 acres.
ed beachfront. Also t h e
brothers built the Newport
Hotel in 1893, hard by the
pier.
The wooden hostelry re-
mained standing until 1925,
by which time termites had
replaced tourists as princi-
pal guests.
Many of the inlanders
who rode the McFaddens'
train to Newport decided
to stay. Houses popped up
in the area or what is to-
day McFadden Square.
By 1900, the McFaddens
began to fade from their
long-held role as patriarchs
of the community. uther
pioneer residents started as-
suming the task of leader-
ship.
The brothers even quit
The property encompass.
THAT McFADDEN NAME ed what la today the area ltliliilllm
The brothers McFadden between 9th and 40tb streets.
-a name to be forever The acqulaition marked the
linked with Newport's early beginning of "Old New-
b.iltory -built tbe landing. port. ..
Their priDcipel lntent 1t the Tossed loto the •1-an.acre
time wu to provide a fa· deal were a couple ol sand·
cWty for tbe u.n1oecllng of lptt.s. These later became
1umber for their own 4,000-Balboa and Lido Islands.
acre tpreJld in th• Santa Work on the rallrOld be·
Ana area and tor othe!' gan. tn 1889. The d1'tance
rancbes ill the ~t.J. of the J"OUU betweo New-
Jamea aDd Robtrt Mc-port and Santa Ana bad
Faddaa balh tbelr wbarf been meuW'ed by ooe H.
DIV tbe mGala ti tbl Up-G. Forgy.
per a.a,, dole "1 tbe cove Fora, a Santa Ana at-•t wbJcb CaJt. o.m.11 b8d ...... Jc ucband t b 1 '-'V-ero" torney, palnatakin..,, ca u--.-lated the dlltance by tytnc elt.c' ~:!cl for tbe a bi& wblte flC to ODI ol
McJ'lddelril in fbat flnt bit ballJ' wbMill ad tbeD
JUI', llon tba 70 veae1a cOUDt1J1C the nvoluUom •• a.. f'llC wblppld put the vaioeded Mr .,.. '"" earw of bit 11• cb!Df bl.I the llW'• elect, wttb him· trtp to Newport. TM milt·
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e>perating t b e I r ra.Llroad.
'Ibey aold It to a man wbo
later tumed oat to be an
agent for the Southern P1·
ci.tt.c Railroad, much to tbe
chagrin ol the McFeddetis
who had spent a bait-dozen
yurt tryt.nc to keep the SP
out ol Newport.
IN CORPORA TJON FEVER
Willhln • few yean Ume,
I.ht tettlement'a Jeadera felt
an itch foe incorporaUCll'l.
Amooc Cbete na Aitnd
Hermes, wbo twice tried to
dnBn ~ eoougb aJgnatares
on petltlom calling for an
tncorporation electlon. But
each time tt>e county ~ard
"' Sapervllon toJd him be cldlll't NW enough names.
'l"bl tlllrd time waa Gle
cMrm. TIM eledJon was
cellll ... ID June, -· "8pcllt Bucb otndallt be-
e.le • munldpality bJ •
.... fl G to 12. The J~OpU•
Wll9 ti e. new c1t.J at tbl ... WU 44$; VC)tU fb.
w.t .,.._ly wam't ftl'Y
ldtb.
Bat IM tllthua1wn ol u.e
dtJ'• f!l'lt bMrd "' Ins-.... Maded bJ Mayor Mn
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expenditures at a minimum,
by shuffled from one
meeting place to another
with the rise and fall of
rents. Among early "city
halls" were the Southern
Pacific station on the New-
port Pier and a store room
in a bulldlng at the comer
of 15th Street and Central
Avenue (later Balboa Boul-evard).
They also set up shop lo a back room of Lew Wal-
lace's n e w 1 y established
State Banlc of Newport. The
rent was •10 a month. Wal-
lace then chose to hilce Jt
to $15 a month.
During the years of the
city's infancy, municipal of-
ficials were thUB kept con-
stantly on the move.
WET OR DRY!
A big issue faced the
board of trustees -the
equivalent to today's City
Council -durlng one of Its
first meetings.
That Issue was demon
rum. Should the city be wet
or dry?
ln those days, prohibition
was a local option. N. a
city, Newport could n ow
make lta own decislon.
'Ibere was a lot of bag-
gJJ..o1, and the local chap-
ter ol the Women'• Chrla-
tian Temperance U n I o o
wetghed in with a et.emty
worded petftJon.
But rum won, in a 3-2 vote
by trustees.
Tbe flourishing little city,
which now boasted of a H·
loon or two, by 190I had
two 1mall banb. One of
them was W. S. Wallace's
S-tate Bank ot N9"port,
Which WIS the tlnt to be
robbed. In 190'7, aatecraet-
ers blew Its vaull Tbey fled
with Wallace .. 1old wMdl.
Some mootb.a la~. Los
Angelet police arrested a
man on another cbarf~. He
had Wallace'a time-piece. It
waa aaftty retumed to th.:
bank-er.
PENINSULA STIRS
AJ "Old Newport" around
the wharf t>ecan rattUnc
with tbe aounds ol Pf'OINSS
-tbe bammtriDC ol bout• unckr con1trucUon IDd the
blowiq ap of ulea -a
aandlplt coutln on thf tip ot tbt pmlnlula wu allo
ahow_lnc etpa ol Ule . ~ WU la tbe UIMla ti."...,_.. It w11 to ...... --4.laa to .....
thuslastic promoters, at the
suggestioo of a Peruvian
vice consul.
lined with high-top mvvers.
wooden a p o k e wheel
gleaming and giant wine
ahlelds shining in the sun Among early developers
of the straggling strip of
sand dunes west of today's
"B" Street were W. S. Col-
lins and J. P. Greeley, wbo
began buying up land for
lots as early as 1904.
Promotion ol the Balboa
tract was energetic. Poten-
tial buyers were treated to
free lunches, among other
lnducements.
The big problem, how-
ever, was transportation.
The horse-drawn buggies of-
ten found the goJng rather
swampy.
Subruviders finally with
considerable persuasion,
and cash, convinced the
legendary railroad magnate
Co1Us P. Huntington to ex-
tend his Pacirlc Electric
Railway, which by now
stretched along the coast-
line from Los Angeles, down
the peninsula to Balboa.
FIREWORKS AND FOOD
The first train beaded
down the sands on July 4-,
1905. Promo~s celebt'ated
the big occasion by setting
off fireworks and boating
a huge barbecue. More than
1,000 attended; most ol
them from Pasadena.
Enough l<>ts were sold
that way, it was reported,
to pay off every stockhold-
er the amount of money he
had invested in Newport
Bay Investment Company,
Balboa's developing firm .
At about the same time,
the Newport Bay company
won federal permission to
build a structure on pilings
out over a portion of the
bay.
Constructed by contract-
or ~ge Prebel at the
foot of Ma.in Street, it was
named the Balboa Pavilion.
Througb the ensuing dee·
ades, it underwent many
ownerships and many res-
toratlons, but the structure
today still stands.
Across the boy in 1906,
W. S. Collins be1an carving
out a channel. The sand
and muck scooped up by
Collins waa dumped onto a
sandsplt that bad been sev-
ered from the mainland by
the channel.
Colllna bad acquired the
sandspft from the McFad-
dens.
That is how B1Jboa la-
land became an Island.
BALBOA FERRY
Colllos decided to provide
tranaportatJGft to the lallDd
b7 felT1 from J\abo&. aear
the Pavilloll.
In 1909, the n11t would·
be buyers oi Balboa laland
land were boTI>t across the
bay on Collins' new Balboa
FeITy.
Teo years later, the ferry
operation was h1roed over
to Joseph A. Beet. He b
still nmnlnt IL
Newport Beach prosper-
ed durlng the colorful dee·
adt of Jil0.l.i20. ll c1me
of .,. as a resort c:om.mu·
n1ty. In ~ aommertlme
Pf!OPlt etm• to tht beach
by ... ttao.•adl. They
came In tr.W. oa foot, by
l*Jdt aDd ID the MW and
•t.t.Una iuoUDt bqdea. Balboa'• Main Stnet OD .-& ,,_ .,..,.... ,,.
The Pavilion, a danc1
ball then, proved to be ;
great attractlon. Sharp-Os
vored jelly apples were sole
by hawkers whose staodi
lined the beaches in Bal
boa u well as in "Old .New
port." ~
HARBOR DEVELOPS
But It wasn't all fun anc
games in Newport durin1
the Innocent Years.
For aome time, many o
the city's citizens had wanl
ed their harbor transform
ed from a barely navigable
waterway to a more usefu
one. By 1915, the dream~
began to be realized.
Jn December or that year
afte-r many false staru, ~
city barbor commission wa~
finally formed. Jts mem
bers were Linn L. Shaw.
chairman; Lew H. W allaet
secretary; and Jess A. Arnt£
itage, J. W. Duckworth and
K. E. Watson.
The following September
the commissJon asked tb(
community's voters to au
tborl.ze the floating ol t
'125,000 bond U.sue to fi
nance city construction 01
an unimpeded entrance jet
ty to the harbor. The voter~
responded with a resound
ing "Yes" -391 to 20.
Also in 1916, Rep WU
llam Kettner succeeded 1r
pushing through Congres~
fed er al legislation officiall)
establishing harbor bouoda
rles.
A year later. Newpor.ir
voters sold themselves $50,
000 fn bonds to pay /or ~
dredging of a clear chan·
net the length of the bay.
COUNTY GOES ALONG
By the end of the dee·
a.de, the whole of Orangt
County bad gotten into th<
acl In 1919, county voters,
swept up by local enthw1
um for the bay's poten
Ual, approved a $500,<n
county harbor improvemen•
bond laaue. The vote wai
S,C170 to 2,252.
Harbor-hungry leaden
had won major victorit~
during the decade.
'lbe dredging Itself &oal
years. It wasn't until tbt·
mld-th.lrties that youngster~
no longer had sandbars on
1'bich to mud-surf and the
Balboa Ferry was able to
make a direct trip to the
ltlud.
Because of the slownea~
ol the many harbor clear·
inC and cleanup projed.a.
the bay remained • pristlnt
enough for movle·mald1111
purpoaea tbrou&hout the ai
lent film ~ra.
• lD lhe summer of 191~
the barbor ittved •• .,,,
moYlt Cleopatra'• Nile. ft('
royal barge waa surround-
ed by 1,000 extras on ac-
companying barges. Twtet
aa many pop-eyed mm tana
watched the 1pect.tcle '1vm
the •bore -ud out IJ
camera rant•.
1'M beat vitw WU a-
jOyecl by MYtral clty of •
fkU1a wbo Md m••ae« to
lip • 1'WI the .me ~ (OW$ .... ,.,. ff)
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Board P .. tegr•p"ller
Greg MacGilllvray, 22-year-old surfet"·pboto~pber (on board at ri~
right where action la to get it on film. Be 8nd bis partner, Jim
have produced •minute sound and color movie, "Free w Euy," with
footage shot of1 Orange Coast and in Hawaii. New film ii belQI .......
~w -there's no time for board pbotograpben to get borecl.
. .. -.. .. --
Court Changes Name
Criminal, Civil, Traffic Cases Handled
Formerly kmwn .a.s h
Newport Beadl • Costa
Mesa Municipal Court, ilbe
mwDctpal OOtrt of ttae
Qr.Inge County H • r b o r
Judicilll District handles
m .ildemeanora puruStfable
by up to '1,000 fine and im·
prisoomeot ~ to one ~ in
Che coooty jail.
The looal municipal co11rt
-elso handles civil <r.lSe8
where the .mount iDYolved
'
doe1 not exceed SS,000.
Minor trllfffc matters aod
violat:icm of most looal
ordioance8 are also w tthi n
tale juri9Giction of the court.
Koo-n as the Orange
Oounty H,arlbor Municipal
Ooort 4he court is located a•
567 W. lMh St. in Costa
Mesa (te lephone, &4&-9341 ).
MuniolcJel court judges for
Newport Beach iand Costa
Mesa are Judge William
Cbrisleoseo, Dlvislon 1;
Judge Donald D u n g a n •
DiviBioa 2; ao::I Judge Calvin
P. Sdunidt, Division 3.
The court mar.shat is
Francia Glaser.
California m u n i c i p a l
~ ·@Ire loc~ed in cities
or judic1at districts wtt.h
populations o( over 40,000,
and jll6tice COlR'ts i n
districts of lesser pop-
ulation. All other types or
lower coorts were abolished
in 1196.
Harbor Area· Trash pisposal
Netepert
The city of N e w p o r t
Be~ does trash pickup for
m-09t ol b resident.I o(
Newport Beach. A few
recently annexed portions ol
the dly are under ~
jurisdiction of the Costa
Mesa s.aitatlon District.
Tr.ailh and garbage col-
lected by the city must be
p\9Ced ta » to 50 (allOll
ean1 ~ mJlf be either
rneW « pilltic. Such cans
mUlll be ..,..... tight and
COftl'8d at piek.,P time.
P.,.r MCU aDll car6oard
boset ....... ~
n:eo:pbda for refuse but
will be coUected.
Sbnlbl ad tree trim·
mibCI aboukl be tied
toeetber in bunclles which
must not ex~ 1our feet in
leatdl. AD cam, begs, box~
« 1Ma8el of refuse carmot
weigh JDOft th-. SO pounda.
Food WMtes and vacuum
c\eaalir Jea'fin&I must be
•• ...,... ~ beln& p~·
eel ia ._b. cans. Refuse
placed ln oil dnans will not
be .c~
~~.sudl .. lwnbti eod Cement, 'will '* be ~-UP. but llboulcl be..-~ihe·~ I'.,,_ ., ... ~.
~ ... mllde by
tM ., twice ~ ... ......... a.esec-.. ., .. ~-BolWI,. .. c ll dltllml, ftmbeivtnr
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and New Year's Day .
Refute lboukl be placed oa
the ~ line by 7 a.m. on
the morning of col~ction.
For information or com·
pl&iall coaceming l r a s h
picnp Newj>ort.ers should
call General s e r v t c e s
(telephooe, 673-2110). There
ii aAto a ntlht emergency
~her for trash col·
lectioo: &73-2llt.
t: .. '41 "-e••
Residents of Costa Mesa,
Santa Ana Hel~ and
rectlltb aooexed portions ot
Newpari Beeola have the.Ir
traA coOected hough the
Costa Mesa S a o l t a tl o o
Di9trid.
1he ~ cootracls witb
h Or-C• County Disposal
Serritt f • private ftrm I to
1D8ke the weekly collections.
All refuse picked up by
tbe eerrict lbould be placed
.ill cans. 9IKJI\ cans must
baYt • blpalcity of no more
tbia 40 pounds, and the total
~t of • cu and tu
~ ml.ll9t not exceed 50
pounds.
Paper tacks are' not ac·
cepW:t1e oolitaklen f o r
ftfuse, eUhough cardboard
box• will bt' cotlect.ed in ~ l!'lbtber. ~s. tree trt:mmlnCI .and newspapers
mu.t bt tied in boodle. .rid.
~ 'ft4F over 50
pMllldl .
Tree _. bundle. must
not eueed f~ feet In
leQflllb.
~DCtion equi,.pmeot,
ludl a lumber and cement·
will G)Dt be collected. It can
be. diipo9ed at a coooty
reCue disposal station.
Collectioos are oot made
oa Cbr)sbna&, ~ivini
aacl New Ye•'s Day.
To M'Oid mi.saiog • col·
lectioo, re&ideota •e urged
to have their cans pL8ced on
the curb line by :i: 30 e. m. OB
the day of piclllp.
F« information Costa
Mesana should can IS4-5.W7.
.. Jt w ... rsell
Wbee HaTbor a r e a
reside.Ml have refUM which
will not be picked up by
theJr city or saaltati.oa
district, they may tab it to
the nearest county refuse
disposal statioo.
The Bonita Canyon Stlitla.
serves ~ Newport Beacb-
C.Osta Mesa area. It la
located in Coyote Qatiyon,
south of Bonita Canyon
Road (see map, bad cov-
er).
The station is open from I
a.m. to 6 'P,.m~ sev~n days a
week. ' lt' is. clo!Jed' on
T b enksgiviilg, Cbr1stmM
ao(l New Year•s Day.
F or iftfonnMion coa-
<:eminc coonty ~al fta.
tiOIW, reRcleatl llboWll con-tact tbe county R o a d
Depertmeal(~,a4-
3451). Miii' bows,~
may Cllll aMm.
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(C.nc.t
pany,
The
came t
decade
pionee:i
Martin
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IDd clc
He st&
and in
aloft.
Less
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Avalon
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water"
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Unlike
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land, :
Which
oversh.
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bat.hln,
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now SJ
the Pt
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Tales
lion 01
•bocmd Porter
dumpln
Of boot
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builclln be~
the ttm
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Newport Site
Of Historic
Martin Flight
(Cont.Inned (rom Pate 4S) of their destination by a
pany u extras·. band of dirty crooks who
The flying machiot abo hijacked the previous load.
came to Newport during the SECTIONAUSM
decade. On May 10, 1912, Sectional <fuputes also be·
BALBOA IN 1908: OLD 'RID CAR' AWAITS PAVILION PASSENGERS AT END OP LINE
I ea~ ·~!torta &_?lennbo ~ gan plaguing Newport in -uu ol .-u ""8 s v"" the 20's. Mor.t of the diI· Dito the bay a wOOd, wire
llld cloth craft ooJ:':tooos. ferences resulted from
H ..... _ .. Its -'-· · clashing pbjJosophies over e s .... """ a.w e engine the future role of the city and in a few minutes was
aloft. and its harbor.
Less than 40 minutes later Harry Tudor of Balboa
he splashed gently down in and his backers saw the en-
Avaloo bay -completing tire community as a poten·
the world's fint "water-to-tial "Atlantic City of the
water" flight West." They fell the har-
T b e Roaring Twenties bor should be for pleasure
was a time of accomplish· craft only.
ment ln Newport, too. But But io Old Newport, Lew
unlike ita predeceuor de-Wallace and his ~upporters
cade, and as tbroogbout the felt differently. They favor-
land, it was a period in ed a city geared to com-
which garish excltem~nt mercial and industrial ac-
overshadowed solid achieve-tlvity, with the harbor serv·
ment. ing as the focus of that ac-
Balboa boomed with bin-tivity.
go, wide -open gambling, A key improvement in the
bathing beauties and booze. development of the harbor
The rest of Newport, by took place early in the dec-
now spread the length of ade when the Santa Ana
the Penin&ula, wasn't es-River channel was divert-
acUy staid, either. ed from the bay lo the
Tales ol shameless viola-ocean.
tioo Of. the Volstead Act It was a sjgnlficant har-
lboonded. Qt) MM1blJ Jim bor improvement for it as-Porter 1'U tept breathless sured that no longer would
dumping COllfbcated bottles river floodwaters dump de-
Of bootleg liquor down the brb and silt into the bay,
d r a l n frontlAa wtsatevtt pWng high unwanted sand-
bulldlng that happened to bars.
be aervtn1 .. dty ball at Jo. Beek by this time
the Ume. bad added to bis responsi-
BOOZEl>oGGlz? bi1Jtl.t1 as Balboa Island
Oae mondng, u Porte? ferry operator the beady
was abolat to bit the clraln tuk of harbor master, the
witb enerat C8MI ol tbe cit,'• first.
•tuft, be received a pboDe Dwing the decade New·
Ull. Be left lie bo09I ttud-port voters three times ap-
ing aDgUarded outside as proved additional bond is-
be tD&aged In a crulouq suet for further harbor im-
pobtGfa1 and one -aided provements. Tbe total
phone convenatioa wUb a amounted to f715,000. a hug caUer who Just wouldn't awn for a community of bane gp. i.1 than 2,500, even in that
Whtll Porter flaally tol .. easy money" era.
a•.,. of courte, ao bad tbe Balboa and Old or Cen-
liquiiif, All m catt1. tral Newport, meanwhile,
years, but he managed to
do 1his.
Eventually, the warring
chamber fact.ioo.s were ab-
sorbed into Welch's Orange
County Harbor Chamber of
Commerce. It! name was
then changed to the New-
port Harbor Chamber of
Commerce.
Welch remained a com-
munity leader ror 30 years,
until his death at 78 In 1954.
The county park in Upper
Newport Bay, popularly
called ":°'lewport Dunes," is
properly known as Harry
Welch Memorial Park.
Meanwhile, development
began to quicken on t h e
bluffr. on the other side of
the bay.
~rona del Mar io the
early years had undergone
sporadic growth. But on
April 3, 1923, all that chang-
ed. On that date the com·
munity w a s annexed to
Newport Beach. The annex
vote was 181 to 32.
Lots tbat bad been mar-
keted at $150 each -with
few takers, despite one real
estate man's Inducement of
a free box of graham crack-
ers to potential buyers -
were now sold for ~ each.
And tMre were plenty of
takers.
CoTona del Mar's paee of
development quietened with
the opening of PacWc Coatt
Highway in 19'l5.
At about the ~•me time,
there were the first stirring
of life on Udo Isle.
W. K. Park.Ison, a New-
port resident who had be-
come rich from oil, b0ug1lt
the island from t.be Paclllc
Electric Company. It had
b(en called, rather proaaic-
ally Pacific Electric Island.
be chanted the name. He
then spent more than '250,-
000 in improvements.
'PAPPY' PALMER
Parkison'a aalesman was
Paul A. Palmer, later foun-
der of Newport Balboa Sav-
lnp and Loan. Palmer's ad-
verti.ting slogu for uao
Isle WU, "A Uttle Buys a
Lot."
And U. did. Thirty-foot
wide waterfront lots were
sold then for about f'/00
each. Any one of the 98Dle
lots today would fet.cb close
to $901000.
As the deeade dmv to a
close, the Ude had turned
in the baWe over tfl-e har-
bor's future. Th~ recreation
advocates were winnlng. As
more people took -up perma-
nent residence, the appeal
of waterfront industry dis-
sipated.
In September, 19'l9, c.ily
voter• palled a $410,000
bond hsue and formed the
Newport Harbor Union High
SC'hool Dlstrlct. 1be bond
election came not a mo-
ment too aooa: a m.ootb
later Wall "St.reef lald Its
famous egg, from wh.lcb
emerged tbe Great ~
slon when QobodJ bad lllY
money.
While NeWp<>rt ·iUffered
typically duriJlg the dismal
decade that followed, It wa§
stlll, as one local bfatorian
has observtd, "more fun to
be broke l.Q rJewport than
to be brob Jn. Du Motoes."
While bUJinesa wu at a
nadir and real esu.te re-
mained a drug on the mllr'-
ket during the 30'1, tbe dec-
ade saw harbor dewtop..
ment take lta biggest step
forward yel
It was hlDted tbat dt:f cootlnued to club. At one
aldet, unable to bear the pobrt relatlons between both •m::=~a::=::s-::::::::&!~~1:::1::z::::...:=.:=:::::::::;--m;:...,.. ol tbe ,....._ .... ., MCUons of town were so
haft beea In~~ '1a ~ drained that each bad 1ta G h
A~ s o o n as Parkison
wrote out his $45,000 check.
Thb WI.I largely attribu-
table to three men: George
A. Rogers, R. L. ••Pat" Pat.
IC-.laJ.. Bat ~ cam• Oft chamber of commerce. Ne..,port rowrt «a.. ln...U,atioil, a.~ Jn tm, however. Barry ,,.,,.
that from tbea • lbnba1 W.idl came to the Barbor
Pon. 'fa ntil Ill ,._. Arla. Be toe11 pat 111 tad Newport Buch homea continued to pow 1.n
tda --llt ... .-t ti .. frldlte. munber fn 1987. 'Jbe dt1 is.sued I total ol 1,7'10
to JIW. n. .,....... ..eeru baJldinl penn!t.t during tbe calendar 1ear. Rm'• AllllCbw ...... tile la!t • t b aec:aUft t 0 0 t .bow they )la.I ap· ._lie nllllll la•..._ ..., • atlUirJ ti a oew Tfpe ef ........ . Tot.t *-y ..,.
• 1*c11111d a CUI ~ 111 ' 111• ~, tllit ~ an~e-famOy Ratdence• 202
,.. tbat 'DI • Sitt --... 0.t)' IJarJlll! awn-DuP&ezet 41 -a llldt ....... _,..~ lllr fl c.. rt'lt. ftl Utlt Apartment Bulldlnp 37 at a lllWJj blllt P'• all •11ld1A Mia""...... COmmudal BaUcllnp M
ltt1a ..... 'l'M dft: a.den' 1' b O -~..&-t e,.11 ... 1-11
•_._ _......._ 116 p•-'-lndu.~n.-liHLUUMlge 't S· n.• ,... ...... tr111'1 ........ --• -ltilce1laDeou Pertnlt.a • -
1ed " a ._ .-a. ..._ wtllll Ml Jiit wtald bl: to The dty bid on r«Ord, aa of March 31, 1988. ~ lllllsJ., . ...._. "' ftld 1111• • ..,. • a toUl of 19.210 ll'finl unit& LGI • ..... --~--r, n.11pca•1H,.., · t ' mttnNJ' s'd at lled!er 11 leGk
terson and A. B. Rouaene.
Screwing up their cour-
age, they went to WasbJ.ng.
ton, D.C. tn 1933 and uted
for federal funds to build
something mere than just
a home-made harbor.
Aft.er much haggling with
Anny engineers aDd rov·
e.rnment oftlctals, the three
Newport leaden finally con-
vinced federal authoriUea
that the harbor, properly
developed, could relieve the
pres&Ures on Los Angeles
and Long Beach porta where
small craft took up room
needed for larger vessels.
They alao argued con-
vincingly -and prophetic-
ally -that a vastly Im-
proved harbor might prove
helpful in the event of war.
Rogers, Patterson a n d
Rouselle came home from
Washington with $1.1 mil-
llon.
But there was a string at~
ta.ched Co tbe whopping fed·
eral grant fCJC development
of Newport Harbor. OranJt
County voters, before a
dime could be 1pent, had
to approve the expenditure
of '540.000 1n matchlftg
funds.
It WU • time when peo-
ple were hungry, out.of-
worlc and desperate, but
Newport -and ~ty lead-
a-s jol.oed together tn a des·
perate campaign t4 woo the
vottrs. And the bood Issue
puted.
The Orange Couoty Har-
bor Dlltrict, an &geDCJ to
supervise the Improvement. wu tbua bon>.
'111e $1. 7 million project
lncluded dredelnt tbe en-
tire lo•et ~ a.net e.den:
&loll ot exllt1ng JeUI• to
prcMcle a aaft eatrance
channel. The work: began
ID December• W4. and WU completed ln May, 1938 .
PDR PUSHES BUl"ro!f
Prffldent Franklin D. ~eh 1a Wuhlnctola
~ a button on bi• u1 ._, the "oew" New·
port B...W WU now al· ficaib' open. ne Jut 1q row between
Balboa ud Ult mt ot 1'ew,
port ,,.. allo put to "" at the outlet ol the war
7ean.
JD JNO, Balboa leaden
foqbt to cba(t formallJ
tbe Nmt "' tbt ton to ....
not tuJ'Prialnll1 -"Bal·
boa... Their araume.nt ...
"Beach" in Newport Bqcb
wasn't dlgnUJed enoug!i for
IUCh a many-facted com.
munity. Balboa, however,
waa.
But the town's voters
didn't think 10. 1be Cjty
Council determined that by
putttnc the queaUon on tbe
ballot: "Shall the dty of
Newport Beach be cbanged
from Newport Beadl to Bal-~a ?"
The vot4' was 1,015 against
and 68:1 tor. That was the
end of il
RENDEZVOUS OPENS
At about this time, the
Rendezvous Ballroom open-
ed its doors, ushering ln
the "Big Band" era. Also,
Al Anderson's Fun zone. In
the Rendezvous neighbor·
hood, started to come Into
its own, prO'Ying an im-
mense attraction to tour-
1'ta, young and old. B u t
mOIUy young: students who
were "hep" b7 DOW by the
tbou.sa.ods were spending
their 1prfng vacations "at
Bal," fransfonnlng "East-
er Week" to "Bal Week."
Then came Dec. 7, 19U.
And Newport Harbor, as
predicted by Rogers, Pat-
t«won and Rouselle years
before, dld Its bit for Ute
war effort.
Activity ol tbe U.S. Navy
perked up Newport ship-
7ard1. Mott than 250 mW·
tary vessles were launched
from the harbor'• waya.
Among them were mine-~
aweepers, corvettes and alr·
craft rescue boats. South
Coe.rt Company, one of the
few 1b1pyard.s to Unger on
foe any length of time ~
the war• won several "E''
::£ees for Its wartime
vements.
1be city rushed beadlcmg
Imo the 1950's. New lndu-
trtal flrm1 •Dd residendal
artal opened ~p -and mu-aldsi-1 government w a 1
atreamllned.
Vottrs overwbelmln"1
approved a city charter
form fl pernme11t ln 1114..
'lbt cbl:rter enabled t II • dt1 .. have a ereat.tr hamd
ill 4etennlnlng it• own del· .,.
Tbe dw'ter alao helped
wtpl away l1qeriq MC•
tlGuJ dlffereacee bJ en· 1arl1al Ult Qt) Comld1
trom nv. to l4!Y8 mtm-
ben, eacti elected from a
deak, tramUWDC .. lie-
..
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..... .,P'IUT ..........
LINE WETTERS -Not many of tbe bil ones 1et away wlMa ,.. tllberniilD
gang up on Or:::J; Cout'1 fl.sh popalatioD thlt way. Then'• IOOlll alons tM
pier for every from toclcDen to IJ'mldpa, too.
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G .. rnaet Fl•• Re~fpe~
Try Fish Delicacies
.,,c~:w-;.~~tiw~
eo.~~~=-~~
"'-"' 1lle llftt -Mid --1!,;Rv,. ~ =u~ "'loj}o !Sidi ltolt"-1 W.nft • """" """""'" wllll IM filllowlnlt c:ollect Ill ACI-.)
In the interest of gour-
met dining and th• con-
servation ol all species of
Ha life, we bave coUeclled
tom• simple recipes which
can be used to prepare the
types ol fish most preva-
lent off the Orange ~
Pete Anich, a commer-
cial fisherman who bas
worked off this coast for
years -since bis emigra-
tion from the Adriatic Sea
area -originated the fol-
lowing recipe in 1907:
FISHERMAN'S
CIOPPINO
One whole lobster tail
and one-half pound of any
w h l t • fj.ilb squares, for
each p«son dining. Place
In stewing pan and add
oae ounce oliv. on per
serving, freth pressed gar.
Uc to talte, .:bopped '}>al'l-
1.,., encted pepper .-
Hit aecl one can ol toma-
to putie per four Ml"Yinp.
AAld em cup of r ed ta-
W. · wbJI per four ter"fiDlt .... .a:. puU wMta eddt-
tlOeal wider .. • •• d • d.
Coot • .... wt• ..
e CAlllCO
e COMI ..... . ··-....
occasional atir .
Serve with green s~d
dressed with oil and wine
vinegar dressing, and cruJ·
· ty French bread. Remove
labeler tails rrom shells,
and serve bot.
Salt, peppec
1 avocado
Thaw fish, if frozen. Cut
into 1-in. cubes, removing
skin, Mld place fish in a
glass or earthenware bowl.
Add lemon juice and mari-
nate until the fish ls white * * * and loses its translucent ap-
Here's another ooe pl<rk· pearanoe. Turn fish with a
ad up along our waterfront: wooden spoon several times while marinating. Dice balf
K.ErrR NEWMAN'S the onion very fine aod add
SAU'l'EO MARLIN to fish. Peel tomatoes, dice
Slice martin tWets lnto and add to fish. · Sprinkle
one-eighth to oo~uarter mature with oil, vinegar,
irrch strips. Olp fiUets in obiles, oregano and salt aDd
an egg and milk batter, pepper to tas~ Mlx lightly
tbea dredge in flour. bot thoroughly. Cover and
In a bot skillet aaute 1 refrigerate 3 or 4 hrs. Serve
steaks in hot margUJoe « icy cold in cocktail glasses,
butter from ooe, to oo~ and garnish with cubed or. s~c
a half minute• a me. ed avocado and remammg Se"• bot with 1 e m o n ball ooioo, peelell and slic-
1Uces and season to taste. ed. ~es 6 appetizer serv-
ings.
*** *** M1 wtfe added this one BAKED SEA BASS
tt the collection: • .ALA CREOLE Scare a two-pound bass
SUE ROBINSON'S oa· both aides. Rub with salt
CEVICHE ..a pepper. Place in sm~ll
1 lb. yellowtail, albacore bakiDc pan and cover with
or bonito ~onion, garlic and
1 cup lemon or lime JWc• .. eelerY, ~ lfteD pep· l aDiOll _.and 1.,.,. of panle-J. Al·
1 wmatoet a cover with tomatoes, dash
4 tblp. olt bot sauce and Lee • Perrin
1 ttllp. vinegar S.uce, two bay leaves. Fin-
V. to ~ cup diced sreen tall with whit. wine. Bake
dlllel -.l 1eCVe with riCI OI' boll·
~ tip. oregano ed potatoes.
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e OLDS
. ..... ,...
e ITOIY.Q Al&
e YAMANA
.. .,,.._,,..
"
A l.iv1/y P•lt I A Fabulous Pr111nt !
A Limfi/111 Futurs I Laguna Nigusl's
Thi City That's Happening!
And It'• Ha,p1nin1 NOW/ LOOK/
e ~~E~., ~.., OOtltMWlltfM ~ Ulgun•
....,.. (.rid prime lend fof meny more) -*' tion. ranging f"'9t $23.000 tttrougll $180,000, All 1ri on llnd of breattt-tiklng beluty.
•Hom-TES fully golf courM loll or 1Up9rtl OCMnvlew !oil whh PflcM •tartlna 11 low 11 $14,000 •• , eM custom conttruc-tlon ll'l•llabfe.-
• REC REA Tl 0 N A world of ft, and 1H • part Of the rnMtar plan. The private
El Niguel CountfY Club and go" OOUl'M, the Rancho Nlguel
Riding Club, th• prlv1t1 Monarch Bay Club with Its wtill•
aand ti.aches and the new Nlguel Lake, 100n to be 1ur-n>unded by 1n Orange County 1'9Qlonll. pat1c. The new Da111 Point yacht harbor Is only mlnutn nay, tool
•scHOOLS
Tri. new Crown V1ll1y Elementary and lntermedlate School ~
II the newwt addition •nd the new hloh school Is conveni-
9'1tly locatld, too. Addltlonalfy, Nny cof ..... llK1 the lrvlne c.mpue of the Untwrslty of Cellfoml• .,. neart>y.
•SHOPPING
The megnlncent Monarch Bay Plea with 1 medical-dental
facllfty and theatre. And on tM boards, the new Laguna
Niguel Town Center.
•c1v1c SERVICES
••• New Soadl Coat Civic C...ur I
Tht new Orange County Braoc" C1'lc Center le under con-
ttrUotlon to tlouM oourtl, IJbra,y, fire and Pe>nce fecillties
•nd other Hrvicff, tt'• ri.re becau11 •Xf>lrtl say Laguna
Niguel wlll be the population center of the South Coast
region I
•INDUSTRY
•.• Nortt. A•tricll Rockwlll Md lndatrill P1rk
North American Aockwell'a new Autonttlca faclllty Is now
under co111tnictlon. When comptettd, thlt plan1 wlll create 1
minimum of 7500 fob• within two )'9111 •Ith an annual pay-_.
roll of 'Pf>IOlllrMteJy M0,000,0001 Accelereted growth has -.
alto *" notH In the famed Ltauna Nlguel Industrial Park
with meny new bualneaa11 COMkferlog locetlng In this l<leet
..Ulog.
•NEW MILE-LONG BEACH ADDED I
Ano4Mr Mlle '>( belch '-belr't ~ lo Laguna Nlguel'a pttwte coattlne • • • thla ,,_,,. 1" lilll• of uninterrupted
,.._... Hnd bMch and blue OCMn Mt pert of our world of '9c;re-tJoft. AJtd lddfUonel OC.-.front lend In PC.SS of 800 ~ Wiii aoon be ~ by Laguna Hf9uel In conjunc-
tion with outside t>vtk*tl
81 P•rt 1f W/J1t'I H1pp1nin1
1t u,.., N/fnl By T/J1 Swlotf.
S1• U,1u N/f••I NOW/
·--------------------------., I ~ ,,.,..,,,,,_......, I I 11 ~~ O.mie 121n I
.,,.._,,:""" Mtlll 1" MOtllflil#on lbotit Uf'H'• N/flll/,~I
~ -~
r
.. _
,.
---r«JLITY
----..
Vast Ranch Develops in Many Directions
nr-are~W rulilJil.... .
,,.. ~ .. cllllll lie
the...-.GftMlnille
lnduttrial C • • p lex, a
wholty owned sub5idiary of
at Irvine Co., owner and
feuetu:Per of the vast Irvine
ft.-* ia Or~ County.
The n.dl, ......
world's last, gre.& .ae-
ownermip c It • n k s of
virtuaftr unlimited potential
land hoWi.C, is developing
iB many d.ilhreull 6-e<;tioa.
limultanMUly -espeeiaDy
in the Or-ee Coast area. .
~USTRIAL 'CITY'
One of the directions 1M
nnch company is pursu.iag
with grtlllt l8C.'Clell is t'he
4eveloplMlllt ef 2-1 acres
efprimie~ .... as a
Wiul "'~ tf ••alilied •aa11fact•ri n1 aed
-"6ie IJ ! f
~ ti 6e lrY i n e ..... w o., le::& ii the in-
~-lb '-1 Ora•c• c...ty AirJ*t.
Already SWTouoding !be
Jlirport and its attend.t
fr!eeway arteries are tmi
first facilities to spl'Olll •
Cl .. 1 !1 llM. .. f...;@ies ..., ~ ····· .......
UW•ddJ. 1lle "tft/C .. ..
I ''4riatftllil ....... ...
dllltrbl "city" .. .......,.
1lt lel8ll ~ .. pa:~-
w. AJIDICAN SOLL
Nearly • ,.,_ -a roll c:aa aat _.. 1iDt ae
"Whe's "'-of Amaiaa
• h!n" -•eady .._
pr:tnef • leased ...
wDill ae eompleK, ae-
Cll'AIC te its president, .W. E . .....,_,_
Some tf tile to() aames in
America industry a r e
.. ~ 1 4 amoag tk com-p..-~y loeaW .. plamlinc t. build ia l9e a.-
pla. AmllllC Ulel8 me
Aa 1 tlmic, a divition of
P II b"-d Corporation; c.om. a...: aad JlcDoo.
Ml Onsllas C.pa Uw,
Pu .. -. r.ilW'e and ~ pot• ., .•
llrrrd' atw Sellda caa't be
~k toer,wiMa ..
...... ~.Pr .....
Meets tM lee !n Pa' A I Orup c-t, ...
Some of• ._ aJmc
.. Padfie Cout in ._
Orlllllle COlllt _... •e CM
.. ., alt t'zib',
S. ,_ Of' rt w. for
exa 1 ' , ..,., "Follilw the
SwA a .. S.. a..nte'1
..... '"Sp I rt Yll1.afe bf
the Sea. ..
rece.afty ~ " i t 11 D i-Ain:nA Cit., [9C.
f IBPAaNl"E PA&&S
F_. ~ imlustrial ,.a .... tile 1rrine
l•d••trial Cem~.
··~ ......... Park, e• ncmc ff 71 acres east o{
ea....,.. Drtte.. was fbe first
tie be eempletiely sold or
~ Utiwnity Industrial
Part, bounded by the San
Diego Freeway, UCI and
Orange County A l r p o r t ,
covers 635 acres and Cl&ers
to scientifically oriented and Mebt m anufacturing ftra s.
Airport Industrial Park,
' ' I lai.t' air Newport and
still .. k:oming San Diego
and ~ del M a r
freewan mil Orange c.ttn-
ty Airport, ii a general ill·
du.rtrial ._ covering 40I
acres. Reil Bill lndu*ial
Park, ~ of the four
with 1,531 .a-es, is als. in·
dustri~ •ient.ed. It lies betweea tlle San Diego and
NewpGlt •ee.ways and Red
Hill A11A1-ie-
,.. ...... Art C.Oy.
i._ 8eadi. issues the em,-e ltatement, •u•s
ENa ...ue.r ill Winter ...
-. .._ aboot11be real
cmler of Orange County!
.& a• II e Im , .home ol
Dis ney land u.I the
c.afornia Aacetes, lral ae .mew motto. 'Ille '1lilon
_. coovention burelm, pro-
~ a $1S millla eoo-
...tion center. has • it.I Witrhead, .. America' a Ho
·~:·~~ •outed by • a •
Tra(fi.~ Advisory Group
Gives Serritt to Mesa
I
-
Fishing Marks Set creatures WM defeated by r------------------Earoest ~ Fallon ol L o s
Angeles. And it was not WJtil
1900, that George Pillsbury.
Jr., took 1ibe third fish of
this kind .in the world.
Ti1ne to Fish Thousands Sail Forth From Harbor
By DICK ROBINSON
D.iiy ,.Mel 0......... l .. tw
Newport Harbor
sportsmen and the aJcippers
woo sail from this bay to
tangle with tbe great blllfisb
that cruise these and Mex-
ican waters are setting new
marks for the rest of the
world's fishing fraternity to
shoot at.
During the 1967 season,
Ted Naftsger set a modern
day record by deeking tftree
broadbill that took him a
total ol some 32 hours to
boat.
And Hank May, for the
first time in Ciithing history,
caught the first albacore of
the 1967 season, tben went
on to boat the first and last
marlin ot. the year.
II these feats weren't
enough to make last season
a success, the fact that
sporbmen tag~ a n d
released more than 250
billiish Jn the in~ of
cooservatioo a n d acleot.llic
ttudies for the U.S. Wildlife
Service is some newa that
completes fishing's finest
year o(f ~ ONmge Coast.
But already in ttU sea&on
of 1968, Newport Harbor·
based anglen have topped
sportsmen's records set last
year.
billfisb in 1968 in local
waters.
In fact. conservation and
sportsfishing was begun and
developed off these sh-Ores
in the waters b e t w e e n
Newport H a r b o r and
Avalon.
In 1898, with only a rod
and reel. Dr. C. F. Holder,
Pasadena. was the first man
in the world to boat a 183-
pound tuna off Avalon when
no one thought it possible.
SPORT WAS BORN
But with this remarkable
catch. only some 26 miles
£rom Newport Harbor, the
sport or fishing for ireat
blue water game fish was
born.
In the foUowing year, Col.
C. P. Morehouse, alse el
Pasadena. duplicated Ida
friend Holder's feat. But be
took mi even larger blue fill
that weighed 251 pocmdl,
Thea, in 1900, Holder and
Moreh<>use and 1 e v e r a I
more sportsmen. D ow
famou s .in the angling world,
fOUD<ied the Tuna Olub.
Witti the e..tabHshment of
an organization dedicated to
fighting these great battlers,
these gentlemen a 1 a o
created sloodar<b ror tackle
to use, v i s i o n a r y con-
servation plans, and rules of
conduct , the pioneer by-laws
by which salt water records
and sportsmansh1p are judg·
ed today.
In the year of its birth,
with Holder and Morehouse
having shown the way, the
Tuna Club members and
ling notables such as Sir W.
R. C. Anstruttier, W. A.
Baldwin, General A. W.
Barrett, the Rev. F. W.
CI a m et l . and H. F.
Fleishman, were able to
Land a tot.1i ol 141 tun a
averaging 106 pounds per
fish ln Uie 1900 season.
1ben, five years a!Ur
HeWer ca.gftt the first tuna. a.Jone came E d w a r d
UeweDyn, a Los Ang!eles
eW. maaMr who eo August
28, 1903, proved another
saltwtter ~complishme:ot
ooosiderde Jmposa}bJe was
now 1 ma~ of fact.
FIRST BILLFISH
For on that day, Llewellyn
caught tbe first billfilh ever
taken on rod and reel A
marlin which weighed In at
125 pounds.
It was to be two years
before another of these
Then, fishing in these
same waters off Avalon, W.
C. Boschen, on August 22,
1913, made the rarest catch
of all.
On this eventful day,
Boschen engaged and fought
to a finish a mighty broad·
bill that weighed 355 pounds.
proving these denfaens too,
could be subdued witt rod
and reel.
As the knowledge and ·
skill was gained a.s to how t-0
fight all these great pro·
tagonists. the Tuna Club
evolved the technique of us-
ing lighter tackle.
So the contest is more
even, providing a greater
test of the Sparta.maii 'I skill.
Since 19'l9, for example, e,..m,mc .mm., Una line
with a k...._ strm of
Iesa than te pounds, men
.._ ... ~p
like George 'Ibamaa (both
Senior and Junior), Ellis
Arku.sh, Joe PHler, BiU
Pigg, Don Locke, Horace
W i t h e r s poon, Edward
Groenendyke, II, Ted
Naftzger, and Henry, Phil
and Ralph Clock, witb Art
Hall, BiH Farnsworth, Jim
Walraven, and other area
anglers, have all defeated
billlish weighing well over
100 pounds, OD this light and
delicate line.
Th~ is the time of year when anglers begin
speculatmg on the date the first albacore will
be caught.
According to the records of the Balboo
Angling Cl ub and lrom the log of Captain J.
B. McNally, these first long fin were brought
to galf on the dates below, in the past 12
years.
ALBACORE
1956-June 19
1957-June 14
1958-July 20
1959-July 20
196~une 21
1961-June 24
1 e a d, sportsmen participa-
ting contribute materially to
the scienti!ic study of these
creatures, and further their
conservation for f u t u r e
generations of anglers to
fight.
From the seeds o f
sportsmanship the T u n a
Club planted at the turn of
the century, and with the
organization of ltle Balboa
Angling Club in Newport
Beach in 19'l6, there are now
15 major S o u t h e r n
California saltwater angling
organizations fishing under
similar sets of codes.
1962-June 21 1963-June 26
1964-June 20
196~uly 11
1966-July 4
1967-July 13
operators faster, larger and
rangier vessels a r e being
built to accommodate ttie
rapidly growing clien~le
Lishing a 1 b a c o r e "3d
yellowtail in season.
Independent charter skip-
pers such as G<>rdon Green,
Gill Smith, Spike Taft and
Bill Smitb, who set Ball with
amaller parties for albacore
and marlin waters, are
already receiving m a u y
reservatioos for their boata
for the coming year.
Even though the billfish
probably won't read! San
Pedro Channel, u n t 11
sometime in JuJy, FISHING RECORDS
Today, the trend in
sportsmanship b a s un-
dergone further evolutlOll.
Now, t.hroo~ the pioneer
efforts of Horace Withers-
poon, for the past five
years, he and a growing
number of Sportsmen have
beeo tagging and releasing
all fish which are not
trophiea or of rerord size
and those game fish t h a t
wiU not be eaten.
Thal the sport of angling
has grown Is ba<:ked by the
statistical data the U.S.
Department of I n t e r I o r
re c e n t I y published. Ac-
cording to this survey, there
are 45,000,000 fr~ and
saltwater sport.!lmen who
fish regularly each season.
Jack N&l.aon, Pete Hill,
John Broughton and Art
Grona Icy, who are the
operatxl!'s of four or Newport
Harbor's fuel docks, all
agree fuel sales are up for
this time of year. due to the
increased number of p~
yachts traveling t.o Mexican
waters to fish, and bec.tuae
of the increased activJty in
local fishing. sportamen following ti>e sun
to Mexican water• have tag-
ged and released more tban
Ck••" """'"' ·-.... ··-.... U09IM ... ,. .. !fie w ...... ,,_ l"'ffMlleMI ·-l'ltll A1-lettttt
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AtM< ... -M .. _W_ 500 billed battlers through
lie lnt«naU-Ooal Testing
Laboratory and W 11 d 11 f e
Service program.
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,. W C 0. Mii~ U I C.r1lln1 l1l1ncl
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LET THEM UVE Aft
Much of tbe su«~s of the :
ecientific 1tudy ll!ld coo· •
aervation is due to the :
leadership ot. the eroelleot
capt.ans baJed ln Newport
Barbor skippering t h •
Yachts fishing eoutb. Men An
like John Vltallcb, Gent ~ Grtmes, Jim Donnally, Bob-,.
by Kazel, K~ Dickertoo, :
George Myeete, aod otben, uo
are encouractne Mr guest. to let lie fish live to tlgbt
uotber day. • ..
Alre.ty the Bm Baken, :
Jack OaJdwella, J 0 h D • MacLeods, Bm Sbattucb, DoQf IAJmem, IDd Rl1pb An
Wlliaml, Lee White, 'l1m :" -S Teel TN, ... Bown
Atbbf• .:ad b !'ells • likGJnn&t•t, llX1 ... aaD-•
Mn'llt.toe minded 11.td
llPOCGID60 have tmde ttmr f:
lllllltrUMJtion to the pnsr1111 : bJ a,trtblc ..S NIPP dr• ..... . But wttb Jilli! .. uuil1
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In following Witherspoon's
At the Newport Beach
sport!ishing landinp, a t
Davey's Lo c k e r , Art
Gronsky's and Seasport, tbe
report is the number of
passengers is Increasing
every year with important
new locatiom of food fish.
For most or t h e s e
At the taekle storea,
dealeris such as Whitey,
Gordie and Baldy are busy
aupplying local as well u
globe trotting anglers with
the latest in n e w l y
developed Fenwick, Garcia
and Sflafiex rods that are all
manufactured in the area.
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Grunion Not a Myt~
= Every year, Orange Coast ,_ newsmen devote hundreds
•• of inchea of newa apace to the Job ol. trying to convince
area oewcomera that then "" ,..
!tit , .. • such a th1na u a erunJ.on. Eutern and mkhrestern
Immigrant.a are bard to con-
vince. They 1Wl th.Ink they
an aomebow, being "had" with a tale that ii aomtthlnc
akin to the mtpe hunting
myth ot the interior regions
ti tbe nation.
Bvt the CZ'wUOD d 0 ••• ln~
deed, uitt; ht ii Juat bard
to catdl.
GnmioDt wbicb IJ'OW ~
but etcht lDchee and nre1y
wel8'1 more than two Oun· °"• art 1Uwry and lllm. They keep to tllemael9Q
beyond tbt tnoer1 moat
of the tlmt, bu& W h t D
IPlwniDI MMOD ii at bud,
btttreta J'lbrulrJ *rt fembtr I tbtJ cboott 8 t
WbeD tlie moca 11 fall u..v ·'rua.··
On the right n.lght, at the
right tJme (when the tid•
la high), the grunion "run"
to the beach, actually leav-
ing the water, to lay tbeJr
egga in the m°'8t MDCI.
They try to return to the
ocean on the tame wave,
but may be stranded on the
beach UJJUl ~ next wave
returu them to their home.
It' I durinl th.la brlet per-
iod that the devoted ftaher-
man may cMdJ ttiem with
hi• bar• hands. No ntta,
buct• or tahJnc 1ea.r may
bt Ulfd ln tbeir capture;
partlcJpatln1 11.abenne.n
mu.t ha.,.. an an.Cler'• li·
c:eitt •
Tbe bat method la to
ftnd a tultablt beach, 11 t
quittl,J bJ tbt ••••• tdf•
about on.half hour llttt
.. Ide <Unpa, and Wlit. llDOlllDl ...... lntw.>
boGI, ......-. Cbl BoaUDs
6 ~Almanac,•••
might as well pick up one's
pall and trudge home.
But U grunion start show-
ing up 11 the waves rt'Cede
wait quietly to whft'e they
are and catch them with
bart hands. Don't run or
atamp your feet. advtaea
tht a.lmAnac, as these sen-
1Uin little flab will feel
th• vibraUona through tbt
sand and depart rapidly.
'l1le DAILY PILOT oar-
rlet tide ldledules and pre-
dlcUone oa the ti.me ~ 49'\ tnmlon nma (alway& Jii.
Ill Dllbt). but akeptical flab-
11mtn bave often been fool-
ed blcaUte t h t lf\lalOn
c.bott another beach at IM
tut mlnutt. Some ot Cbl
bMch .. _popular witb ~
ioa art :iewport Be1e11....,. ..
rona dtl Mv, Huna.ctoa
8-ab. lA(tlDe BMch. i-. ::na:,b.t~ and~w.»:
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CHECK UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE'S SAVINGS
FIRST -OR LAST -BUT CHECK THEM
BEFORE YOU BUY!
To our many valued customers:
One year ago in this special edition of the Pilot I wrote. "I have a
lot of faith in thls Orange County area . . . it could be the car capital
of the world."
Since that time our business at University Oldsmobile increased
a fraction more than 54 percent. and my faith in the "GOLDEN AUTO-
MOTIVE STRIP" on Harbor Boulevard between the San Diego Freeway
and Newport Bo ulevard grows by the day.
We are grateful to the people of Orange County for their ever in-
creasing patronage. And you may be sure we will continue to operate
our dealership to the very letter of our slogan:
"WE ARE NEVER SATISFIED ... UNTIL YOU ARE ."
Sincerely,
~ ~siz,~---" ~-:,~~
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1
,, ~~;s R. Benny
President
$AVE WHEN YOU BUY
Our modern, streamlined sales methods mean LOW
ORIGINAL PRICES THAT REMAIN CONSISTENT
WITH LONG-TERM FOLLOWUP SERVICE. No
dealer -anywhere -can save you more actual
dollars and cents cash on your new Oldsmobile
than UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE!
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$AVE WHILE YOU DRIVE
Our factory trained service specialists -working
in the most modern shops money could build -
keep the YOUNGMOBILE THRILL in your driv-
ing at MINIMUM MAINTENANCE COSTS.
Where "WE ARE NEVER SATISFIED--UNTIL YOU ARE''
2850 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 546-5550