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VOL'.. 6f I NO. Tl\ I SECT10NS, ~ PAGES SATURDAY, ~AY rr. '1968 TEN CENTS
Coast · Arrests
Donald Dunclll to • aeldom uted penal
aectloa Down .. the Calfonda
Military and Veterans Code.
Re wu sentenced on one COUDt of a
misdemeanor charge of abuainl the
Arnaicu Flag, and sent to Orange
County Jail for to days. He ia serving
the sentence now.
Mc:Chmg told the judge be mwrt no
dfsretpeet. He s"'iid the flag was only a
symbOI.
Snapped the judge to the youth: "U
the flag ii ani, a symbol to 1ou1 then
jail's on)1 a IYnfol to me."
Moms all over the United States gel a tance to
be queens for tbe day Sunday as the lion ob-
sezyes Mother's Day. But Mrs. Joseph cCorm·
ick of 1322 A r a l i a St., Newport Beach, got the
treatment a little early tllil year from -her nine
youngsters and dad. LitUe ones crowding around
mom (Jerre) are (left to right) Pet, IS, Mike, 111
months, and Katie, 3. Rest of family awaiting
chance to wait on mother are (left to right) Joe,
12, Peggy, 13, Timmy, 8, Richard, 6, Teri, 11, Geri.
15, dad, and Eileen, 16.
30!JfHH) Riot 111 Paris
Student
PARIS (AP) -Gas-masked riot
po!Jce crushed the latest and bitterest
student revolt in the Latin Quarter
at dawn today after ll hours oC tear
gassing, ~ing and warding olf
rocks throA by youths. •
There was no immediate count of
the injured or arrested among the
demonstrators, who varied in number
.
Revolt
during the rally from 19,000 to :.>,000.
Appeals were broadcast !-or taxis
lo evacuate the wounded. The arch-
bishop of Paris issued an appeal for
calm ancl top ministers of the French
government ~t in emergency ses-
S'lon.
The colorful Lert SW area near
the Sorbonne. focus of student pro-
tests, wu Uttered with burning, up·
Army, Marine Reservists
Train for Riot Control
WASHING TON (UPI) -About 211.·
000 Army and Marine reservists are
being trained for riot control duty by
early summer, it 1'8S ailnol.D'ICed Fri-
day. · More than ~.ooo National
Guardsmen alru dy are trained to
-, cope with possible violence in the
cltJes. The Arm1 said 200,000 of its 280,IXX>
Grove Man Dies
In Auto Crash
A Garden Gr'O\'e man was killed and
two persooe from Fountain Valley
seriously injured ta a coUWon at 2
a.m. today at 13th Street and BeKh
aoulevG'd, Weltmlnlter.
rDead OD arrtft1 at Westmins~
COmmunit:J H= with a ~ qeck and bead l wiel wu Ow1ll E.
Orlttltb, *1, of a.-a ...... He wa•
't!Jected Lrom t.be Oii', polb 1aid.
IUdlDI 1n IM aame •ato wttll him
... 1D c:rttD1 condH10JI wttll bead In·
,... .. Carlil Jl. om.. 24. of 17315
8'llta Maria St., Fombdn Vai&tJ.
• Driver of ta. otber c:U. police aaJd, wa LIDda J, L,yld, ~ -11131 Wal· '* 8t., Poun&ala Valle.J. Sbe WM re·
fllr1ed la --~ W\Cb fae_i.&l 19J11rlel. I -a
organized reservists will undergo five
weeks of inltruction and Oeld training
exercises on the use of tear gas and
other "riot control agents and muni·
Uons" for dealing with crowds and
snipers. The course will be complet-
• ed June 17.
In .cldiUon, 11,000 MarlM reservltt.s
are recMn& limllar traininc. to be
conq>&eted hlY 1. An unspec:Wed num·
ber of Air Force re.tnVe leCUl'ity po-
lice we being trained, and a riot con·
trot program · fo Navy neervlsts la
under.1Ncty.
There was no explanation why the
paid dvilian reservists. wbid1 untl l
DOW had not been ~Jdered 1van.ble
fol' rloC control duty. were brine read·
ied for a possible cell to a<:Uve duty to
move tnto trouble areas.
Ledlnt end &imullted r iot situ•·
tlGna Ja the field have been used to
~the 380,000 ~n for use
if ti~ the Anny hll stockpll·
eel al1, oommunlcadon• 1'111', ..,.,_. md bvrlcade wire in dipotc
lltratqlcally 11_... s'OUlld UM ~O·
&,.
Anny ruerv• units an.dy e lerted
for possible moblUM&n. including
1.401 who were ordlrtd to .ctive duly
April u to nu Vietnam • ceused 'Va·
CPdea . m rtcular army ranka, are
MDOn1 l'lOM UCUMd fNCD riot control
tr11111mc. ••
Crushed
turned cars. plies of cobblestones and
shards of .gla6s from &battered shop
windows.
Throughout the Jong ruoning batUe
betwHD police and ttudenta, ParisiAn
families stood on the balconies ol their
apartments and watched with seeming
in.difference.
The rioing students showed no ln·
clination to challenge pollce Uoes at
the SelDe and cross to the Right Bank
where preliminary peace talks on.the
Vietnam war 8"e being held by North
Vietnamese and U.S. negotiators.
Mainly the ltUdents demand the. re·
lease of students arres~ In earlier
dem<mtraUons, withdrawal of police
from around the Sorbonne -the Uni·
ve.rsJty of Paris -the reopening of th e
school of literature and central uiod·
ernlzetion of educational processes.
One ol the bigeit battles was
foUl)lt on the west end of the Luxem-
bourg Gardens. There students en·
trenched behind barricades five-feel
high and six-feet thick btld out for
three hours before r iot police made
them yield.
Unes of gendarmes with grenade·
launcher• fired tar gu grenades al·
moat pokrt blink at lbldents who rais-
ed their beadJ above the ramparts.
Mllslng the rebell, the grenades
sped overhead and •lammed into shop
window•, le,vtng a binlf!g red tail.
Thea the gendanbes lent concussion
gnnr.des among h lilllur1tnts.
' The students nn1 the Jntematlon·
ale, the Communl1t •them, and lV'3.ll·
ed for the cllaf'ge.
Upon a shouted order the massed
blue lines of pol~ rlllhed forwud to
the top <# tht bitricadt. A few po·
llcemen who reached the aumllllt were
felled by (]yin& p1vtn1 atones, about
four lllche1 on a aide aod weighing
more than a pound.
Twlce tbe blue llDe 1truUled ~r·
ward and twlt't It WU forced 'to re·
treat. The th:trd thM, .n.r Bi attack
with concualoa -.....,.... lbl police
~e tbroup tbe lt1ldeat ~lame.
Cries roee lri the mark} darknesa.
One youns m• trttd (o evade the
charge by ~ Mi a doonrty. He
made a ~µn toward police and wa
beMen tO tbe ll'OUDd WUf\ rUJe bulls,
then draaed '° • -.buWK:t. -
Focus· on 'Old Glory'
McCiwrt.lso was ordered to write a
lengtl\y essi y setting forth h1I views
on the Oag and its relationship to the country,
Little publicized at the time of
McClung's arrest was the !act that
several incensed citizens bad cathered
round McClung and his buddy.
Newpo~ Beach police said the two
youths were lucky to De placed in a
patrol car because the mood of the crowd was getting ugly.
Despite McClung's stiff sentence,
bowever, flag lncldents have pro-
llferated.
Here's bow the additional record
stands to date:
-la Lafua· Beacb, David Gallup.
22, and bis wile, Patti, 21, of 141 Wave
St., were arrested for posting an
American Flag on the outside of their
residence -backwards.
To exacer bate the matter. a portrait
or Ho Cbl Minh, leader dr the Viet·
namese of the north , was partially
secured over the flag.
The young couple is free, be on "115
ball 111d she oo her wOl"d to appear,
until Monday when a Laguna Beach Municl~ Court appearance is scbed· uled
-la Newport Beach, Mlcbael
Joseph Jas:tson, 22, or 1512 w. Oceal\
Front, got a polite but firm warning
after a patrolman spotted a n
American Flag snipped into three
pieces.
It was hanging as window curtains
in the young man's apartmenl Two
weeks la.ter, police said the flag was
still serving the same purpos e. and a
(See OLD GLORY, Pace !)
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·Saved From Grave
15 Trapped Miners Rescued, JO Lost
HOMINY rALLS. W.Va. (AP) -
Fifteen stiff and chilled coal miners
rode a conveyor belt to freedom be·
forJ dawn today after spending five
terrifying days huddled in a flooded mine. .
Left behind, deep in the mountain,
were 10 of their fellows for whom all
hope was lost long ago.
lt was believed the 10 were swept to
their death Monday nootl when a break
in the wall to an adjoining abandoned
mine shot millions of gallons of water
through the mine's wavy passageway.
The fi rst miner came of out the mine
entrance, into the glare or floodlights
and the waiting arms of his wife and
family at 5:20 a.m. He had spent a
Cong P-oised
For Big ;E'ush
Into Saigo1i
SAIGON (UPI) -Vietnamese · ·
curity sources said today that North
Vietnam Is pouring men and supplies
across the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
in a major push that coincides with an
all-out Viet Cong drive against Sai~on.
The sources said two North Vietnam.
ese generals were sent to direct the
northern operation , and U.S. spokes-
men said batUPs Thursday along the
DMZ cost the Communists 427 lives.
On . Saigon·s southern edge today
American troops backed by jets and
helicopters fought to dislodge a bat-
talion of guerrlllas holed up just south
of the long "Y" Bridge.
Vice Presldeift Nguyen Cao Ky in a
s p e e c h today put the Viet Con~
strength around the city at 12 or 13
battalions. not all at their full strength
of 800 men.
"We are slopping them just outside
Saigon," he said. "surround ing them.
destroying t h e m and eliminating
them."
Despite the loss of more than 3.500
men in their seven-day campaign
against the capital city, the Viet Cong
kept trying to penetrate the main part
of Saigon.
They were unable to do it in force
but a rew Communist mortars burst
In the center of Sajgon, one hitting a
small refreshment stand where four
civilians died and seven were wounded.
But the outskirts were hit hard and
the n st army of homeless grew big-
ger. An estimated 60.000 refu1tees have
been added to the 100,000 driven from
thelr homes in the new year offensive,
officials said.
The worst or the fighting was ln the
area near the "Y/' Bridge where U.S.
jet fllhters and helicopters slammed
loads of bombs and napalm on the
Viet Cong.
()pera tors .Brace
For Sunday (Alls .
T•lephone operators are braced to h..o. I record-breaking volume of
calla on Sunda)'. Mother's Day is on a
pv with Christmas as the busiest
"Iona distance'' day ol the year.
~ Or1a1• County. an all-time bllh m nllsme II expected to rMCh 100,000
calla at Pacliic Telephone IonJ
di" ice centers In Anaheim, Santa
Ana Md Garden Grove.
C~rs can ht'lp assure fa~tel' com·
pleUoa of their calls tr they dJal them
direct and 1"chcduteo-.lhem at time~
othtr than the peak calling J)eriods of
S p.m. tod1y to midnight Sunday, Pt," company oWdals said.
total of 118 hours and 20 minutes in
the ''depths of hell" si nce he reported
for work at 7 a.m. Monday.
The• others followed in quick suc·
cession.
As each man stepped off the belt -
unaided -a blanket was t h r o w n
around his shoulders and he was led
to a padded bench.
They were black from hard-hat to
boot and wet from the water they had
to wade through on part of t h e i r
journey.
The lamps on their hats flickered
lhrou~h th e gloom.
At first the 200 friends and relatives
who had waited most of the night
around the mine entrance were silent.
Then there was a great wave of laugh-ina and bugging.
It was difficult to make oat any or
the convers11tions as tbt;. ~ene turned
to bedlam. Photograpt\ett"'~ WIM
oCI like harsh firerues.
There also was sadness ampng rela·
tives of the 10 missing men crowded to
the entrance in faint hope.
Min~ oftlcinl'> hnd r ::t rl'lt'as<'d a
li st of those known to be alive and
those presumed dead publicly, but It
was likely that families had. been no-
tified. But they still crowded in hope.
Elwood O'Dell was the first man out.
The men appeared dazed by the
harsh floodlights and the questions
being thrown at them by mine oiflc·
ials and relatives.
Only five minutes e~ed between
the emergence or the ftrst man and
the last.
Alter a few minutes sitting down
on foam cover ed benches outside tbe
mine entrance, the men were led to
ambulances. But all did not go.
Dr. Lee B. Todd of Quinwood, the
mine physician, quickly looked over
each man before he was led to the
ambulaoc:e. Earlier. officials had said
that the men had agreed over tbe
radio t.elephooe to undergo obHrY ..
Ucln ln!f.'ru,w It &e .... nm. • '
RJchw • · " •:.. " • But there wu • cbange in pllns
tb•t •ttut9d to.U. .... pod lllu'll· cal condition despite the .Jong, er...,.,_
ed confinement. They were allowed
lo go home.
" Peace EnvoyS Meet Today
To Ready Monday Se ssion
PA RIS !UPI\ -U.S. and North
Vietnamese representative's met today
to try to complete j?.round rules for the
ruU-scaJe opening Monday or their COO·
ference on the Vietnam war.
Troubleshooter Cyrus Vance. No. 2
man ln the U.S. delegation. met with
Hanoi's Col. Ha Van Lau. It was their
second such meeting in two days. It
took place at the French Foreign Min-
istry's International Conference Ceo·
ter, the former Hotel Maje!'tic and
wartime Nazi headquarters where the
main talks also will be held.
They were seekin g to clear up tech·
nical and pl'ocedurj\l details raised by
U1c North Vietnamese.
These questions ranged from such
minor items as the language to be
used in letterin!? pl~ards to the "or·
der of business'' -which could be·
come a critical issue later,.
Another unresolved item was who
was to speak first Monday.
Still another problem was leadership
of the U.S. delegation. The United
Slate!! wants either Ambassador.at-
N eig ltbor liood
Feud Gro ws
l nto Laivsuit
. .
A Cypress man has had "all he ci
take" -and then some. '
Lowell A. Robertson bas taken s J
two-year neighborhood feud lo Super·
lor Court. He asks Sl.000 damages and
1 court order to make one Irving Trei·
bus cease and desist. Why?
Robertson chargu that Treibus and
his clan spray water on his house, de·
stroy plants, take tools from the gar·
age and claim them for theirs, spray
water on windowshades, peek Into his
home, shoot sand pellets and B·B guns
at the home.
And that's nOt all. Robertson also
charges that the defendent Trelbus
emptied his swlmmlng pool into the
Robertson backyard. threw trash. gar·
bAHe and dead animals ~to the plain·
tiff a yard and swlmmfng.pool, made
aMoyfng phone caUs. made pomo-
ll'•Phlc remarks and threw pol•on
meat in the Robertson /a.rd.
Othtrwlse. evuythin(ls pretty calm
on ~1 Street Jn Cypress.
Large Averell Harriman or Vance to
be able to head the delegation accord-
ing to convenience. The Vietnamese
reportedly insisted there could be only
one U.S. delegation chief -Harriman.
l'.S. officials predicted this prob~
would be cleared up soon.
Lau .and five aides in dark 6uits at·
rived at the conference building in pvo black Citroen cars and four U.S.
officials. headed by Vance, arrived :.>
seconds later.
As on Friday, the Vietnamese waved
to a smalJ crowd or French onlookers.
The Americans simply walked in
briskly.
There was no cheering or booing by
the crowd for either del egation.
George Ball, newly appointed U.S.
permanent representative at the Unit·
ed Na41ons, arrived from Washington
on what the U.S. Embassy descrlbed
as "a purely private visit to friends
in the country.''
They said the visit has no connec-
tion with lhe Vietnam talks.
U.S. officials said they believed vir·
tually all the technical matters would
be setlled at today's session. Both
sides have agreed th-at sessioas be·
tween "full delegatlons representing
the two parties" wlll meer Monday
morning even if all the technical de.
tails have not been ironed out.
The two chier negotiators, Ha.rTlman
aod Thuy. so far have not met here,
but they are acquainted Crom the da1•
of the Geneva Conference on Laos in
1961-62.
Cb.amber to Ait·
Harbor Future
The current controversy over the
future of the Orange County Harbor
District will be thoroughly aired
Thursday at a meeting of the counv
Chamber of Commerce.
-A panel composed of representaUve1
Of the board of supervisors, the harbor
district. the Coast AssodaUon and the
lµgue:lof Citles wm dis_s:uss the pro-tn!ms c. J. Marb aetln& as
moc:terator .
Also inv d to the Revere Hou11
luncheon In Tustin Is Anernblymaa
John V. Bria• (~"'11ettoft), IU1bclr'
ol a tpNo dillOlVt tbt ,.trict: \
2 DAILY PILOT ~, M11 11, 1968
Bus Driver
~othyMad
Gun a:'oter .
LEXINGTON, N.C. (UPI) -A P.·
mfn ratany *It a bU1 driver nev
berf Friday, but a quidt thlnkJnc pas-
senger leaped loto the dri~1 aeet
and' brought the apeeding vehicle to
a Jralt.
Owlet Beanett, 55, of Winstoo-Sa·
lem. was being hekl today on a first
degree murder cbat&e in tbe Wal • shc~tir.g of bus driver Ludwig Ernest
Ni!een. 51, also of WinstoD-Salem.
Another passenger, Jamea F~ Proc·
tor, 45, of Jacbonville, Fla., was
wounded by tbe IUDIDll1 ead lilted in
"serloua condition" with chest and arm wounds at the Baptist Hospital in
WI nst.on-Salem.
"1'he man just went berserk and
just •tarted lbootinl," Davkilon Coull·
ty Sberlff Fred Sink aeki. ''He pve
very little statement. He said he didn't
know wbat happened.
"Everybody in that but just pan-
icked," Sin lcaaid. "We haven't been
able to iet a clear picture of what
happened." The incident occurred
three miles south or here on Inter·
state 85.
After the 1booting, the bus swerved
dangerously back and forth across the
SijRerhlghway, but Sam Repetlki of
lMfalo. N.Y., grabbed tbe wheel and
brought It to a stop with only "a
couple of people suffering minor in-
juries from getting .bumped around.
''He really should be commended
for his efforts," Sink said.
• The sherlir said that after the gun·
fl)an emptied hi.I .32 caliber ptstol,
Edwll'd Blackwell Jr., also of Buffalo,
disarmed him.
Frerta Pflfle 1
OLD GLORY. • •
warrant was 1ent out foe Jackson's ar-
rest.
He's out on '625 ball until a jury ·
trial May 28 in Newport Beach
Munlcioal Court.
-Nert an JS.year-old girl from
swank Palos Verdes Estates was haul-
ed In at Laguna Beach. She was wear·
ing .a tablecloth, and • flag around her
shoulders and hips as lC It were a
bwl.
• The girl and her boy friend, himself
clad In mWtary iacket and chrome
German army be met, said they in·
tended to be photographed for a cam-
pus humor magazine.
The diltrict attorney'• office de-
clined to lsaue a complalnt
-la &Ille m0tt reeeat ease, two
·Harbor Area young men were ar·
rested tn Newport Beach after a
woman complained they were in a car wMb an American Flag spread out as
a seat cover 1n the rear seat
TlmmJe E. Hoppis, 20. °'" »t 18th
Sl. Colta Mesa, and Rod Michael
Stewart. JI, of 2212 W. Ocean Front.
Newport Beach. pleaded gultty.
They are ordered to returd' before
Newport Beach Municipal Judge
Calvin Schmidt June S for a pro-
bationary bearing and possible sen·
tendng.
• PazzHngly, the flag lncldents broke
out after the slaying of Dr. King.
.Considerable public attention was
riveted on the manner in which
Otanae Cout munJdpalltiea paid
homage to the .eader by the towering or their nags.
ln Newport Beach. city officials
were criticized by some citizens for
hesitating before dipping the flag to
haU mast In tribute.
The official explanatJon was that in·
structlons were being awaited from
autboriUes "higher up."
A similar he>sitation occurred ln
Laguna Beach, and councilmen today
are still feeling the blows of public in·
dignation.
Some ciUzena have demanded a
pubUc apology f.rom the Clty Council
for the manner In which municipal
authorities 1uppo1edly b e s l t a t e d
before lowering the na1 in tribute to
Dr. King.
The question then arises: Have
young people ln~ted the beslta·
tion of municipal governments t o
honor Dr. King as a sign o( prejudice
among adult leaders in 1 o c a I
. government'!
Are they using the American Flag to
expres' their disapproval of the
"establishment" and ita leadenhlp?
'Ille young peoplt tbemaelvea say
not. None ol thole arrelted hu ex-
presMd the idea be or abe tntaded
deUberate)J to mlluae the flag.
Far McChmg, the flag wu limply a
piece of cloth used u a symbol
For another, it waa ~!alt a
piece of dotb and noddltt tlte. "Hin.
If you can't use the Ga, for a Hat
cover, what can you do?' be said.
Wbateftr the unMrlJlq reuona of
sudden abule of Old GJor1, pollce have
Wll'Dtd t!MJ mi.cl to kMP enforcing
tbe mWtsy and ...... code.
Al one o«lcer put it. 0 We're toint to
have to put a atop to tis scrt °'" thing
right now." ·
OCC'1 Jon Law
OCC Student
Wins Nation's
Speech Title
Jon Law ol Orange Co11t College Is
the top junior college speaker in the
United States. He brought home the
hardware from Miami Beach to prove
it.
Besides a king-sized trop~ he woo a
trip to Europe for placll!ig first last
week in the national speaking cham-
pionships.
Law, 20, from Laguna Beadh, recall·
ed the moment of triumph when he
was named wlmer. ''I was ttlrllled,
really very, very happy," he said.
Competirlg against more than 300
speakers from 60 junior colleges, Law
placed first in oral interpretation of
literature, first in expository speaking
and received a superior certificate in
oratory. °'k-
On the basis of his performJ.nce in
the three c.ategories, he was judged
overall winner.
As the competition began, Law
didn't think muoh of his chances. "My
first round 6( onltory was the stiffest
competition I had ever faced," he
said. "1 was ve-ry uneure. And it 1ot
tougher aa I weot on."
He had to give each ol his three
speecbes five times through ellmina·
tion rounds.
F-0r e'm'y 10 minutes he 1poke he
practiced delivery five hours, he said,
playing the speech back over and over
on a tape recorder.
Still. with the intense preparation
behind him, he repeats a UtUe prayer
to himsell as he walks to the podium:
"l'm 1olng to do the best I can,
Lord, but any help would be ap-
preciated. ''
He says delivery and rapport with
the eudl~ 11 the biggest thing -
more important to tbe judges than
content.
The sandy-haired young man is a
graduate or Laguna Beach High
School. He Jives at l~ Summit Drive
with hJs parents. Mr. and Mrs. James
l.a'IV. end si1ten, Kattlleen, 13, aod
Mary Anne, 11.
wt.en he was at ~ ffiCh, he
won first place iD the Oraaee Coast
College high IChool speech touma·
ment. Thls weetmcl he ii cUrecUDc
that same tournament
r.w, a eopbomore, will &o to UC
Santa Bartma next year if be doelll't
get a tcholslbip to another ac:bool.
His major, ol course, will be speecb,
aod he'll work toward a tet.cbing
credeotiial to be can become a speech
teadler.
He elvea credit for hia own auccess
to OCC tpeeCh deistment d\airman
Virgil SesliOOI and apeedl lnltructors
Jack Hollaad ancf Mill Bsbua
Burgess.
And does be tblnk hla aimn will~
follow In b1I footltepe? Mary Anne
mtgbt. She Js lntttemd In d:rmn• and
Uterature, be said. "Jtatl\leen will
mate a great homemaker."
Man Robs Bank
While Family
Waits in~uto
SAN ntANCISOO (UPl) -A 10UD1
husband held up a blnt an Nob Bfll
Fr1dli1 wbile IU ri• aacl ClbbclreA
WllMed ln a car ouUldt. He ,... CIP-
turtd efter a bot panalt bJ pollct.
'!be ~ ,,.. tdtDtH1ed .. RGbert
Yupooco, 28, of South San Jl'randtC!o.
He toot a IUD from a tool ba and
fGrctd a tell1r 8t Ile Unltld Califcnla
Ba braacb ta ittt FairmoDt Hotel
to .... bllD Mr Cllll .. ,131.
BaU omdlll foDowld hbn out -' ..,_... ..,... ....,_. ... ear wttta
bil .ue, Cara, and aom, MkNtJ, ~ ........ ,,
Pollet pcniiid tit car end captund Yaponco when be collldld wffts IDOtb-
er V'fbjc1e at an tnt•MCttoa. fte
money was r~ered.
Officm said Mrs. YupoDCo aald ah•
did not know lier husband wu robbln1
a bank when he left tbt car durlnc a
family arp.menl Sbe . wu releued
witb lbt dUldna.
, ' l
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL ·two hydraulic controls -one on the
• ... o.itr ...., ..,. f.ying bridge and one In the cabin -
Joe 'tr.filler is a man wlth a dream linked by i. single copper hydraulic;
nine years long and maybe a mlllloo llne, to r~tver units on the
dollars wide, but $85 doesn't go far in carburetor ind transmiasion.
founding a manufacturing company. "What makes this 111perior ID lDOlt
That Is what Miller, 76, ol JM Cecil of the"l,'' says~. ''la that~ can
Place, Coata Me1&, recelv• ea,cb operate the coatrola eltMr from the
month. at his old a1e peulon, IUJ>o bridge or the cabin without •npig
plemented by what his wife Helen · the varlout eonnecttoni arouhcl.
earns doing housework. ''Ybu see; YQ!l have a lot of tblngs to
The retired commercial and sp()rt con~lder on a boat, ,,-he says:
fish.Ing boat aklpper, however, bas Molature and corroaion are two. of
..
developed a specialized m a r I a e the worst. problems, ,but ttlle new
hydraulic control 1y1tem "btdl COWd hydraulic ayste,m developed Dr Miller
possibly make him wealthy. . Is~ of• brua and afumJ.n1aD alloy '
"l'd like to f1nd IOlneOM to and tbe boUlln& lJ ballt,tQ )etP water
manufacture it," be laid '1lti: out
negotiating now with Randy Mmer, of The non-mapetic metal~ pellet
Miller M'afine Sale• and • • , w~ · 1 no danpr of lhmrinl. n.rbt boat
hope." compauea out of ··a11t, thu1
•·rm too old," he ezplalftl, "I can't eUmlnatlng a pollible MYICational
take the beating beca111e of my beart hazard.
and besides, l don't have tbe flDaD-Miller said during the iDt.niew,
ces." puoctuated ~by phone calla
from Interested boat builders and
would-be purchaael'I, that COit ol the
units would run from •too to •t,000
. each, dependiJla oa the boM.
Zoning In the quiet, tree•shadM
neighborhood, he points out, also pro-
hibits even the most modest pro-
ducUon plant In his small garage hob-
by sbop.
. "This is nothing aew," be u14, ......
mg to one of three prototype modela
he has built, two of which are inltalled
on boats. ''this is Just a special sys-tem for boats."
"There are such hydrauUc controls
used now," he said, "but .to my
knowledge, no one manufactures them
for boats. Most are good, but too big
and clumsy for marine use."
Miller, who skippered his own boats
out of Newport Harbor for 25 years
before ill health forced his · ent,
explained the special n ·sway:
''During the past 10 r 2 years
they've gone to flying ges, wblcb
means you have controls up there
maybe 40, 50 feet from the engine.''
Linkage between the flying bridge
controls, routed to U:e cabin controls
and then to the engine, Include rods,
chai111, cables and other unwieldy
equipment.
Miller's simple system involves only
Sweden Grants
Asylmll to Nine
More Defectors
STOCKHOLM (AP) -Nine more
American defectors • incluclng at
least two Californians • were granted
asylum in Sweden "on humanitarian
grour.ds" Friday by the Alltns Com·
mission.
The commission in a short commu-
nique merely listed them aa Joseph
RobbUard, Neil B u r k e, Mictlffl
Fletcb6, Frederik Pave1e, John Tol·
er, Alan CoebD, Robert Sylvia, Rlch·
ard Pyetot and 0-Jes <>Dam.
No hometowns or other detaill were
given but later, • spotesman for a
Swedish antiwar group IAid tbet Co-
hen is from Bostul, Pyatok ftom New
York, Onlll from Sn Freoc:.isco, Pa·
vese from Westcbeater Cow>ty, New
York, and Toler from CJUco, Call!.
...
One 1s warkiQg Jlll'fectl1 m tbe Saratota1 a *foot pleUlll'e craft, and
another 11 beJq lDltlDed 1n :.&-: ~ur::ni:: ~~i:r ~
duty.
"I made them for frieadt at tbe coat
of the matsiala," he said, "bat I don't
dare bull4 tbtm bere commerdaQy."
The chromed prototype IYltem JooU
factory.mllde M It U, rlJbt don to
the ~ eqra'Vtd numbers aad
lettering.
It illl'l
"I dremned 1t up. I deslped lt,"
saya Miller, "I made my own cutlngs
-all in my hobby shop here, even the
lettering." .
Sucb Jobi are falr)J simple for the
average college industrlal engineering
graduate or specially trained voca•
tlonal trade1men.
But Mliler, brought to Canada bf hla Gennan parents u an infant. wu orphaned within one ynr by a coal
mine explosion and illneu and ao
never finiabed hJJ elementlry acbool
"I've been knocking around on .:l
own llnce I wu I yewa old," be ,
"you don't have to have an educatlon.
You jutt have to appiy 7ounelf."
The phone ran1 ~ and It wu
another offer to bu)' Oie ol tbe ~
hydreulic IJltema, wll1da -fas tbe
pneeat -cannot be~
i>ontanviJle Faces
Molesting Charge
EL MONTE (AP) -Less than a
month efter beinl acquitted ol mur-
dering two young girls, Anthony David
DontanviUe faces arralroment on a
molesUnc cbal"ge.
Municipal Court Judge F.dward
Nit.sch ordered the May 28 arraign-
ment in Pomona after .a closed pre-
liminary hearing Friday.
The former Pasadena park worker
was convicted of murdering the Alta·
deoa al.9ters but later a>CqUiUed of the
cblrlet wben the first trlal Wt over·
tunMld b)' a bi&ber court
-..._._.. . .
• ~y~ IT'S ltlALL Y MOTHllt'S DAY 'Oil UMll (LIPT).,. ,_.
o..,.., The Pemerenlan, Preudly 'D..W ... ' The ,,....
Sleepless
Bambi's Brood Brings Bedlam
For Mn. Leo Maloney ol 1M21 Joice Nettber we1 Mr. Malcaey.
Lane, HantiDgtoo Beaeb, tbe put Indeed it wu Mra. Melone1 wbo
week hM been pretty short oa sleep uatpted "Bambl" b' a ni&llt IDd a
time. ID lact lt'a been vUtually day.
sleepleu. P«bapl tbat'1 the '"1 it tllOUikl be,
Sbe bu been baby 11tt1ni multiplied'-lot ~· Maloney 11 by ~ meeaa ill· by 10, ' Hperieneed ill Che tnwaill ol Dew
UD..-.1...1" C-.a,._ ll.&..t.--4'-Uv> moCberbood. ~ • ..,. MaJOM)' ~ •-"Why I have •ven c:Nldren myaelf.
year...S+half-old d>bMDaa. wbo AGd Dine~ a ad chi 1 d re a • beclmt a moebel' for tbe ftnt 11lme 8Mwltll.. ,. ud me. ,,. Jmew
M:Fn1·about t p.m. And by ._. .. ~. ----e-· . b 'nltld&y, the tiaf Mex~ WW Mr. 1111111ey ba to 8'1 t~ lted ccmduded nme llNllt. l -· -a-b r • 1 wl*b man auccallf1ll deJhwiea. .._..,.. ~to a JIUlr.
'Ille fatber oflt au..:.. "George" -·1s ~ "When ta ttlllt maine ever gain~
the down-the-block pomeranian who to shut off?"
married "Bambi" several months ago. "It bas," replled his w1fe. "'Now the
And like many new fathers "George" real work begins."
was oowbere near the dellvery room. Happy Mother's Day.
Dr. King's Widow w Lead
March ·into Washington
87 Uatte4 Presa ID&erutleuJ
The spearhead of the Poor People's
March moves into Virginia toda1 to
. prepare for a "Mother's Dly WeUare
March" into Waabington behind the
widow of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Other segments of the march, which
esperlenced lta first violence Friday,
rolled toward the nation'• capital from
~rgia, Ohio and Rhode Island. The
mucb's symbol, a wagon train, 1UU
wu stalled at Marta, Mlu.
A Mlf-styled Pollsb t.reedom fighter,
Joseb Mlot·Mroz, 43, of Salem, Ma$S.,
was roughed up-and stabbed in the
side while sitting ln his car near the
Poor People'• Marcb beedqusters in
Boston. Mroz earller Friday bad pick·
eted tbe marchers with a sign reading,
'.'I am fighting poverty, I work ; have
you tried It -it works I" Authorities
said Mroz WU hospltallzed in fair con-
dition. (See Page 3)
The northeastern section of. the
mucb arrived in Providence, R.I.,
..from BailtlJll 1'rlday afterDGOD and rilarebed to downtown K I D n I d y
Square, iome carrytnc picture. of
KJq. A heaVJ pollce iuarc1 'watchtd
tbt demoDltraUon. 'tbe marcben
apent ._ nlPt ha a National Guard
armory at Cranston, JU., before de-
barldn& today for New York Qty.
Tbe ~tttern m~h roDed into
Clndnnatl l"rtday from LoullVWe, K1., \lllder lie 1eedenbip of ._ Rev.
A. D. Wllliaim1 Kin&. brother of the
•lain cMl rlllrta 1Hdir. Tbe • ne-
lfotl epeat tbe nltltt In a.ut Oluttb
and wwe to leeve ~ for n.,ton,
Ohio.
'!'tie aoatbenl ltllDellt. about 400 necroea, wen 11-eNd by eevenl "*••Dd penoDI It M9con. Ga., Fri· dlJ. HMN WUlema, leld dlnc!tar far
tbt Soutbml arllU& lA9der1'lp
Q)cde&~ (8CLC), llid worbbopt
...... Mid bl ...toleace twice dllllY ......... Rare& .......
....... be ..... to bec.-.De tbt .,..._. ti -ela'I oe" fir t ll e .....
A~lllldltrMD,wtdell1-
been tr11DI to *" Marlllll, MJ11 •• liACt ,...., • IDl ataUed ... rndllJ ._GI ..._.cl die multi
eoal4 •·be aomplltld. ,,,. pro.pect
ol 1-1 WtMhlr '"" the weekend prompted ktden to postpone tbe
trUa'I ctevarturt until ~. n.. "Fttedom Bua" pba•• of -the ,
marcb traveled through the moun-
1alns from Knoxville, Tenn., to Re-
letgh, N.C., Fr:lday, and a stretegy
conference of March leaders w a s
planned for Danville, Va., the destin~
atioo today of tbe group.
SCLC leaden \Wfe "a little appre·
henslve" of Danville. when more than :m per.sons were arrested during 1963
raclal demonstrat.ioM.
''We doo't want any trouble. we
can't afford it," Mid James T. Jobo-soo. an SCLC Ueuteoant. "We hive to
be in WMbifl«ton by SWlday for 1be
Mother's Welfare Marc.'b which will
be led by Mrs. King."
Johnson's group, about 500 men,
women GiOd chUdren, are to beiin coo-ltrootiol Monda1 the tent lham,town
whkh will ~ the ma-cbers in
Washington.
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At a reo
cratic do,
HYmphrey
man from
don't know
ar\Jwer .
Harold St.,
"Well:'' re:
was born i
ought to k
right out <?'
Redwood
ert St. Cl•
Board of
bis observ.
cropping o
to separate
a nudist t
However,
vantage o
former pr•
er is six ff
Defense
Robmson ,
on charges
hour in a
nearby Tri
a fiouris~
checkbook
SS court ci
er's Day ~
..
One of t
Mother's
mg of Lo
Jodi, walk
tlie aid oJ
tie11t at C
3, ha$ beE
month. s;
ty March
1968.
Laredo,
Carmen 1
thing Wft
for a ro\
driver w
smugglin
000 wor1
the car's
After
Welcome
radio st2
lin Toast
to Topek
a TOck at
ban ~ed c
walked
morning
UIJ my 1
with it.''
If the
'\lou're n r(:t <>ach
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T""vlns.
ro11 rt ()[
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'"'t a ho
Police 1,.nc1, 24
call wt
during
Columbt
jured If
Wblle
Los An tenns t
ban, UC
ed to l
debut.
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At a recent Washiniton Demo-
cratic do, Vice Pr•kMnt Hubert
Humphrey was introduced as "a
man from ,the state wbert"' they
don't know when to take no for an
answer . • . the birthpJace of
Harol-St.,een . . . Minnesota."
"Well)" responded Humphrey, "l
was born in South . .Dakota. which
ought to knock that Stassen joke
right out of the room."
• •
Redwood City SuperVisor Rob-
ert St. Ch11lr told the San Mateo
Board of Supervisors that, from
his observations, the present out-
cropping of rocks is not sufficient
to separate 'lbe public beach from
a nudist beach at san Gregorio.
However, St. Clair enjoys an ad-
vantage over most people. Thi?
former professional football play-
er is six feet, eight inches tall . • Defense Attorney C. T. Cox, of
Robinson, 111.. defended his wife
on charges she .trove 68 miles an
hour in a 40 mlle-an-bour zone in
nearby Trimble. He lost. So, with
a flourish. Cox p u 11 e d out his
checkbook and paid a i2o fine, plus
S5 court costs. "That's her Moth-
er's Day gift," Cox quipped. •
o ,ie of the happiest mothera thia
Mother's Day is Mn Richard Jehn·
mg of Los Angeles whose daughter,
Jodi, walks for the f irst time without
• the aid of crutches or braces. A pa·
tie11t at Orthopaedic Hospital, Jody,
3, has been uMb~ to walk until thJs
month. She is the Los Angeles Coun·
ty March of Dimes Po&ter Girl for
1968. • Laredo, Texas, Customs Inspector
Carmen Guerr•, Jr., smelled some-
thing wrong when he stopped a car
for a routine inspection. The car's
driver was charged with narcotics
smuggling after Guerra found SlOO,·
000 worth of marijuana hidden on
the car's door panels. • After being given a "Salute of
Welcome'' by a Topeka (Kansas)
radio station, housewife Mn. Mer·
lln THster said that since moving
to Topeka, "A neighbor has thrown
a rock at my dog. another neighbor
banged on the window when my dog
walked acrou his lawn, and this
morning, a neighbor calmly ·picked
uo my newspaper and walked off
with it.'• •• If there's no hook on the line. ~nu're not fishing, a judge ruled i,n
1•:1s .. achusetts Superior Court this w~ek. The case was an appeal of
Anny Cat>t. MichMI Harbin, of Ft.
p .. vins. from a 110 fjne in lower
rnort on a charge be fished out ol
c-eac:on. Harbin claimed be WH just
'"vinll out a new spinninll reel with·
,.,.,t a hook. The case w111 dilmiged. •
Police Cadet 'TMmH Mcfr•r.
1,.nc1, 24, shot himself in the rig}lt
call while mMing a fatt draw
during a training exercise in
Columbus, Ohio. He was not in-
jured aertoualf . • While wailini to agree with the
Los Angeles ]\ams on contract
terms to play football, G1ry ...
INn, UCLA quarterback, bas atgn.
ed to make bis television acting
debut. Spokesmen for the "Big
Valley'' aeriu aalcf that Beban will
pJay a miner tn a segment 'of tHe
series sturi~& 1.,tNr1 Stanwyck.
Violence
By \Jalted Preu laterudoul
The poor people's march on
Wuhington, gaining momentum with
2,700 people now on the move, trig-
gered 111 incident oT violence Friday ln
Boston. where a white man was slab·
bed in the arm.
It was the first Jucb happening con-
nected with the ma561ve demonstra-
tion, conceived by the late Or. Martin
Luther King Jr., and aimed a.t forcing
the •government to pour billionJ of
dollars Into progrlJN to stamp out
poverty.
The man who was atabbed, Josef
Mlot-Mroi, 53, bad picketed the begin·
ning of the northeast contingent of the
march with a sip reading:
"I am Ugbting poverty -I work.
Have you tried it -it •or ks!"
ST ABBED JN ARMS
Mlot·Mroi, who bad scuffled with
demonstrators on two previous OC·
CMions, was stabbed in the arm while
he sat at the wheel of hd car. He wa-s admitted to Boston city hospital.
The northeast contingent, num-
bering about 200. moved from Boston
lo Providence during the day; another
500 left Knoxville bound for Raleigh :
• 500 more departed Atlanta for a swing
through Georgia. and the . Midwest
contingent moved tQward Cincinnati
and was expected to number about
l,500 when it reached the Ohio city.
The Rev. Ralph Abernathy, who suc-
ceeded King as head Of the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference
CSCLC), which Is sponsoring the
march. announced in New York Fri·
day that he will "drive the first stake
that marks the construction of a Shan·
tytown, U.S.A." on Washington's mall
Monday morning.
GIVEN TO FBI
Abernathy discounted comments by
Sen. John L. McClellan. of Arkansas
who said earlier in the day that he had
turned over to the FBI the names of
two Negro extremists who allegedly
are planning to turn the march into
a riot.
"Our movement will not ~ taken
over by anybody," said Abernathy.
He dimlissed McClellan as a
member C1f the "white power struc-
ture" who "doesn't know much about
the black community."
SERVE AS SYMBOL
A 15-wagoo mule train, which will
serve as a symbol for the mass
march, failed to get out of the starting
gate at Marks, Miss., Friday for the
second straJgbt day because of trouble encountered in shoeing the mules
This, coupled with the prospect of
rainy weather for the weelm!d, spur-
red leaders to po9tpone until Monday
the start of thia 6G-man segment of the
marctr which originally had be ~n
scheduled to set out Thursday.
The children on the "Freedom Bus"
section, traveling from Knoxville
through North Carolina, had a better
day of it. The caravan, made up of 11
buses and about 50 cars, passed
through the scenic smokey mountains,
and ,creams of delight went up when
the Children saw a mother bear and
two cubs in a woods alongside the
road.
EVE RY WEEK IS HOSPITAL WEEK -Orange Coasl area com-
munities are served by three major general hospitals -Huntington
lntercommunity (upper left). Hoag Memorial (upper right) and South
Coast CommunJty (lower left). Their lights are never out, even on the
Satl>'!fi1v. Mu 11, 1968
\ DAILY "LOT r ..... -1111 11W RIC!larf K•hi.r ... lyte IMltll
darkest. rainiest nights, and their dedicated personnel don't wait for
National Hospital Week (the 1968 edition of which st.arts Sunday) to
comfort the injured and save the dying.
Coast Man Held
For Auto Theft
People Care for P e ople ,
A Newport Beach man who. ac·
cording to police, said he drove off in a
Mission Viejo woman's auto by
mis.take. was arrested in Costa Me~a
early Friday on auspiclon o! auto
theft.
Police were called to Kona Lane~.
_. Harb<r Blvd., oo a complaint by
Florence B. Houle of 24635 ~osquern
Lane. Mission Viejo, who said her car
had been stolen.
While they were at the scene, po!Jce
observed Roland Edgerton Murdock.
39, ofl!QJ W. Balboa Blvd. drive up in
what Mrs. Houle identified as her
auto.
Yugoslavic Folk
Ballet Due at U CI
Yugoslavia Folk Ballet, Frula.
comes to the stage of UCI's Campus
Hall Sunday, at 8:l> p.m. with a pro-
gram of dances and 90llP of Eastvn
and Western Europe.
Area Hospitals Concerned
On lbe average. one ln seven
personi; will be bosp1talized sometime
this Srear, accord.Ina to national
atahstics.
And nowhere Is therP more concern
for those people than in the Or-an~e
Co.ut's three continually expanding
hospitals.
Appropriately then, N a t I on a J
Hospital Week. May 12-18. has the 1968
theme. "People Caring for People.''
And at Hoag Memorial in Newport
Beach, South Coast Community in
Laguna Beach and li u n t I n g t o n
lntercommunity in Huntington Beach
the Nleme i& demonstrated dalty.
Hoag, located on ttie Newport Bluffs
currently boasta ~ on the medical
County Aid in Vandalism Fight
Aid for historic lJO-year-<1ld Yorba
Cemetery in iu struggle against van-
dalism was indicated Wednesday by
Supervisor Wllllam Phillipa.
Phillips said $250 was donated by the
Placentia·Yorba Heritage Society for
the restoration and protection of the
lite in Yorba Linda.
Attention to the plight of the historic
burial ground was focused early this
year when it was revealed. that van.
dais had knocked down grave markers
and in some cases carted them away
as souvenirs.
It will c05t about S.S.400 to provide
adequate fencing and lighting at the
cemet.ery to protect it from vandats,
Phillips said.
staff. 273 beds, a newly completed In·
tensive care un.it and pediatrics unit
designed as a five. satelllt.e cluster.
Future plaN for the 15-year old
hospital includP a 25().bed expansion,
accordinS? to William R. Hudson Jr .•
Adm.irustrator.
South Coast. the Jargeet empJoyer fn
the South Coast area. bouts 150 to 160
patJents a day Jn its 150 bed facility,
425 employes and a 24-hour emergency
room with a doctor on duty at all
times. Administrator Stanley W. Volga
plans for a 150-bed expansfon funded
through the current fund raising drive.
Huntington Intercom mun It y
Hospital. according to Administrator
C. L. Peterson, is in the midst Q{ ex·
pansion. New construction will begin
ln early 1969. The hospital currenfly
has over 250 on ttie medical 1taff a!ld
141 beds.
Coast Sehools Get Money!'s Worth
Editor's Nou: A reaounding sile'nc~
1&a& greeud release of achool district
reading teat results. Educators said
they feared th.e 1'esults would be mis·
murprded, but instead they have
gone uninurpreted. Th.e DAILY Pl·
LOT here takes a $tab at findmp
meaning tn the reading test scores.
81 THOMAS FORTUNE
Taxpayers Of live Orange Coast
school dlslricta are for the most part
getting what they pay for.
That seems to be the verdict of com·
para6ve reading test scores.
Newport-Mesa and Laguna Beach
youngsters rate as good readers, as
would be expected. taking Into accounr
population facton and wealth of the
school diatricb.
Ocean View, Huntington Beach and
Fountain Valley atudenta don't read
quite. as weU. but then all factors con-
sJdered. they shouldn't be expected to.
These districts don't have nearly aR
much money to spend per pupil and
have proportionately more minority
race studenta.
Comparing these 1c:hool districts to
other dlstrlcta of c o m p a r a b 1 e
circumstances givet a truer picture.
Ocean View taxpayers, It can be
shown, are getting the best bargain.
Tupayen of the other districts are
getting s~ao reading results for the
money they put out.
'lbese conclusions are drawn from
statewide reading test scores and
• state school dilti-lct data, includlng money spent pel' cblld.
Re•dlng performarfce, t-0 be sure, Js
only a single measure 4 telChing ef·
fectfveness. Nevertbele11, s l n c e
retdina ability la an essentlal build.In~ ·
block for later learning. It would seem
to be a quite important meall.ll'e.
With th.at llmftabon, thls DAIL V
PILOT study IJ an attempt to tell what
-
R eading Test Scores R e flect· 5 School Districts
return taxpayers are getting for their
school dollar.
The story ls told in the tables below.
The "U" after the name of thP
school district st.ands for unified; "E"
for elementary district.
Comparative performance of school
children from each district is shown in
colUJlllls headed "Reading. grades I. :i.
6 and 10."
Numbers \h these columns are thr
average score ·of students in each
grade and district on the Stanforrl
Reading Test taken last sprinj!. '0111
larger the number, the better thr
students read.
Taken alone. these read.In~ score~
are not too meaningful. Evaluatrrl
with data in the first Live columns they
are more revealing.
The first column shows averat:r·rl;u
ly attendance (ADA), or numbrr or
students In tht school district
The next ~bows the percentacr ol
minority race studenu In the ~rhMI
popU.lat.ion.
The tf\ird column s!l,.ows teachrt ·IO·
pupil ratio. or class sue.
IQ or intelligence quotient (bai-tr tn
telligence measured by a standard1zrd
test) is shown in the fourtti column
The flfth column showa the amou nt
of money spent on each pupil for thr
school year. This sum Is a compo~11r
of assessed valuati6n times tax ratr
plus state aid.
Each of these variables can hr
shown to have 111 eUect on readi ni:
scores. Table 1 Wuatrates these e(·
feet.&.
The ftrst three districts Ustrd.
Newport.Men. Oran-and Glendalt .
are •bnilar ln moat rupecu anr1
achieved comparabfe readin11 lr~I
resolta.
~ Bot ~ontebetlo \Jolfled youn$:~1tr~
1N>Ted very poor on tne readtn'!
performance measure. The bt$!$!l'~l
factor separating Montebello from thf'
first three districts ill th e racial
makeup of its schools -better than 46
perce1:1t minority races.
ed. has smallPr clas!I sizes and has
more money to spend than Orange or
Glendale.
Berkeley Unified. however. coun-
teracts a 54 percent mlnority student
population by spending S9'21 per pupil.
The district scores creditably well on
reading.
Therefore. ii can be argued that the
reading test scores should look a little
better. although the district does not
score badly.
PaJo Alto. Ute only other district in
the state to match Berkeley·s dollar
effort, achieves superlative readinA
results. Notice it has a low percentage
of minority race students.
Looking again . at Newport -Mesa. il
can be seen that it ii; less racially mix-
A better line can be given on what
L.aguna Beach Unified "should" be
~corinj! on reading tests because there
are more districts its size to compare
it with. An average of the six school
districts most similar in enrollment.
minority' makeup, class size and in·
telligence provides a norm.
Laguna. with a little more money to .
TABLE 1
Mt!I. l-~ ' ~" ·'"'~' Dlltrlcl ADA .. ••fl• '10 ~""~ J ,-
U I LI I N~t·Mtw u. 2• ~'I ln lH IOH uu u t!J t.I
Orl!l!ft u 1l.lll n 1' 0 !NI sew " 41 "" G~I• U. n.m A I lH . l!Jl 13' ,,. "3 SI
-...b"l!~ !J. 11.!'3 Ml }I I .. ' ,., l4 " )'
lfltltk • II 11 I At "' II I IOJ I .,, ~ 41 l1
l'ele Alto V. U.J.lt •• 11 I 110 I t i) n IO n
TABLE 2 ,..,... ,.~ . ~.,
Dttlr1ct ADA "i •tile 10 "'"'~ Le-.~ U U .ll 11 lft 1117 1 ~ Silt U t Wr19'" 7.lt6 I I N 1 IC,, 6 42'
• lrtt 0 11"48· Ctbr!lln, 0111. Pltdme.1. Sou!ll Po elfO••· T•mol, City
.,..,,.,,
I J 6
" 10 .14 '1 M 6l
TABLE 3
Miii. T.~ I rtt ......
..
•1 II
<I.I
J1
511
IO
" S7
AO
°""'"' ADA .. ••tit IQ rueil 1 J • Oc4tfl Vlfw ! IMll A I 31 l IPl 1 Mlll I& II ~
Sil! I a¥t••,,• 10 ;>S I I 7t I 101 I 11t f~ SI .It
'C'fteft Vl llfY, lf\1 Wfl!ll~, LOll'lot $tlM<!, Le WW·W lllt VlllO , Lt", .. ,,,, ~tl•NI
' TAILE 4
/lollfl, T·~ I l'tl' IMtlrtci ADA \, llllf 10 rUllll
"""lllltOefl .. K h l , J,ttl S J Ji l 111.1 1 .....
ltl I --· l..4' S I >6J 105 S JJJ • hlnleftf, 1.t-tt1'9, MIOlll\lllt " lff<ll. Mtlfbtlt, Mll'NiY• $tr1-
TABLES
"'"'· t.r ' r., ....... l*lrld ADA ' ..... 10 ..... 1 J ' "-'"" "'"" ' ........ ................ 1.J 7t I 101. 9'U " » "' \tw I twr_,.• ..........•. ,,.,, ..•...••. IA.JI 1 4 ,. . 111 • •ct 90 " u I.•-'-'""' I , ........................... 11fll lft 7 llO' "' 4'3 ll .u • ,,_.., I . .. .... , ................. Jo. 111 l8 JI 1 IOJ 4 s.n " J.l "' ~., .................. ~ » •• 11111 110 .., ., .. ~I . I.a» H ", J0'8 -• ,, ,,
.,.,......,, ~ ........... l-"· Mll-11-. ~, • ...,. k"*
•
spend, does con&1derably better than
these six districts in the first and third
grades and considerably poorer ln the
sixth and tenth grades.
There 1 s this consolation : higher
scores at the lower grade levels would
sePm encouraging as a measure of
what has been accomplished most
rPcently -because the ~udents have
been fewe r years in school.
Matched up in the same way againsl
llix most similar school districts,
Ocean View comes off looking good.
The district holds its own in' reading
with 179 less to spend per pupil.
Huntington Be a ch Elementary.
however. has less money to spend than
its counterpart districts and seemlngty
as a result scores poottr in readinl'!.
The same can be said for Fountain
Vallev
The Fountain Valley performance is
somewhat disturbing in that it is ooe
of I.he country'i; most highly-touted
school districts. It's pr o g r e s s I v e
educational techniques may well ~
enhancm~ students' self image. but It
apparentlv dOC"s little to improve the.lr
reading abtbty.
Tn contrast In Laguna. Fountain
Valley's roorest score is for th~ Urst
KJ"ade where students have had 11n
unadulterated exposure to the new
methods.
The four other districts shown .in
Table S -Laguna Salada, Poway,
Timber and Reed -are usinst ltl·
novative techniques similar to Foun·
tain Valley's. Three of them show the
same deterioration of reading aeons
at the lowest grades. Only Reed.
1"bich has bought small cla.ss 11iies
wlt.h heavy spending has reversed tne
trf'nd. I
In summary. It would seem Orange
Coast school districts are ~ JU~t
an adequate job of tea .. hlng reading
and. with the eicepUoo of ~ View,
have room for improvement.
f'
4 DAJL V PllOT
Pulpit and
"Bt'ft W• Stand -Wbere
Are We Golna?" ii tbt
theme of tbe dlacunton to
be led by the Rev. Roe• T.
Walke Ill the 10:~ a.m.
service Sunday of the C..U
Mesa Ualtariu Ualnnallat
Cll11ttL
ls&uH ~ntly raised at
tbt Southwm D ii t r I c t
Conference ln Sant a
Barbara, auch 11 aupport ol
the Black Unltarlana aftd
UDlted SUte1 involvement
ln Vietnam will be COD•
ai<Hred, with a view to
preparin& church dele1ate1
to the annual I e n e r a I
a11embly ln Cleveland May
22·2t.
"Wbo 11 My Mother?" will
be the Mnnon toplc of tbe
R.v. Lenn Dalt FUc.kJnger
u be apew to members of
the Newport Uaf&J Cllarell, •
mffthll at the S e n l o r
CitiJeDI Center, lMb and
Irvine Avenue, at 10 a.m.
Sunday. 'lbt Rev. J'Uc~er
will apeak over radio KBlG
at 11 a.m. on the aubject
''Thank God fOr 'Motbtr'a
•,Day'".
"The Good Lilt.. will be
tht aubjtct of ""ttle com·
.. munity meetina at 7:~ p.m.
Wednesday in the Senior
Cithenl Cent.er.
Two 1ervicet will be con·
ducted Sunday at Cllri1t
t.tlllra a.rel. 710 Vic· torll, c.ta MMe. at 1:11 .!ftd U a .m. Sanday 1ebool
and Bible cJat1ts will meet
'1t 9 :~ a.m.
The Rev. Lotbar V •
Tornow will bring a
message on the theme, "Aak
• Seek • Knock" at both
services. At the 11 a.m.
service. the junior con-
firmanda will be accepted
into full c h u r c b m•m·
bersbip.
OD Wecm.day, at 7:30
p.I!.. thtrt will be a con·
linnation claN examJnation
eervice. FamJly and friendl
of the contlnnandt are In·
vlted .
Pastor James G . Blain
will deliver a 1ttmon titled
"Don't Be Afraid, for You
Haye l'._OW>d Favor With
God" at h 1:1> and 11 a.m. 1.mc:.. ~ at Newport
BuW .Ldleru Cll'!fdl,
Pew
CBC Sia~
Missionary
Conference
Change of Hearl Needed -3llOJ Cllff Drive, this Sun·
dly.
;,Tbe ChriltiJll Mother's
Riot 6ommission, Bibl.e Make Sanw Point
Codt" It tbt aermon Dr. P. •1 LOllll CA.USU ttdmique1 which reli•a..... 1 ....... &DCa of the N •
G. Neumann, ~stor of the Th e t b 1 r d 1 n n u a I Uahed Pr-. ~ t0elal actionlau have ~ -"'° 1
P'lnt 8apCl1t Cllurela, ~~ ~Joolry conference of America wiJJ never .on. In recent years '1¥:!-re r e m a I n 1 the ~=~!t =:.!e~~~ c~~t B= = ltt r1dal criaia a II t 11 IN IT s p R E 8 E NT poaaibQity that a lar,e llUID•
MrVice. Avenue, Costa Mesa, will milllons of White peopi. WJWilllnpeu to approve bet ol wbl&e AmericaDI -
H.11 to'""' for the 7 p.m. be""• Sundey .... ___.._,... d -~--· butt new iovernment pro-not all, by any meau -an
..... .... ....... 'WUU .. _ un erto a r-cbaqe of trams of aid to the poor and tufferine from tbl ap.old
worship wW be "Beautilul throueb May 19. PMtar heart. the tteep tax iDcreue that human eoDdltkla which tbe
Girlhood." Hem;r Jones w1ll p~lde. That'• not the punch tin• would be nece11ary to tinan· Bible calll ''blrcbleu of
Seven.t members of the The main speaker will be from a aermon by a pulpit-ce tbem, con,..... It dolnl beart."
U • I ta r I a a UaJveraaUat Dr. George W. Peters ol the poundloe eve,.U.t. It'• fbe what it. mill indicate• a Hardne11 of heart doet missio ns department of key findin& of the Na..,--1 ma J o r it y o f w h i t e not yield to education. t.x· FeUow1bJp t f Lliaaa Beacb D a I I a s T h e o 1 o i I I ..._ ' CI RiQ!S "---1·-'-.. ___._.. &-erfc• ... -~.to to do. hortatlon OI' ex,;.1-ation. It will lead a discussion on Sem; .. ,._, He ill .. ~ .,._ IMU -,.._ ~ .,..., ..... ,,. w •pea.. by Gov. Otto Kerner ol Public o-" .. •on 1•-.eys can be cured only by a bulc "Beauty and Myse«y in eac:tl ni""t at 7·30 pm -yuu ... " •• · · · .... Ulinola. aupport thit coagreaslonal change in a man'a feelhl1• ~=eg" i!\:e ~ura:r~~ ttle tbe{ne: "Give. ~t to , T 8 E . .. E RN • R appraiJal ol voter MD· about hit duty to God and to 'tlhem ... it! Darkneu. • t • ~ thnent.· A recent Loui• lfM. his !ellow men.
Stioundn 1Gylll. ery It lO:J> a.m. Beginning at 7 o'clock co~uion called fi}l ril poll-tboRd a ~rcent ol IT .... y BE an old· nightly m.inionartes of both mamve upanalon of ,.,.,, r ._ home and foreign fielda "'> housing, education a n d the wbltea agai.nat, and only falhioned 1Ul1trUon, but
ported by CBC will delCl"ttle weUare prosram1 to relit9t 21 percent for, the idea tbat miniltera wbe 1'ifh to The First Metatodht
Claurdl, 420 W. 19th St.,
Cotti Meaa, will b o I d
duplicate tervlcet &t 9:~
IDd 11 a. m. Sunday with the
Rev. Richard J. Dunlap
pr'eacblna 'l'be c:bolrl wW •in& at both NrVtett.
A supervited nunery mi
church ICbcol daises a!Jo
will be btkl at 9:1> and 11
a.m.
Dr. William R. Eller wut
deliver a mesaage titled
"Man's Place in the Crea-
tion" &t the 8:41 and 11 a.m.
worship hotn Sunday at the
Ladleru Qud ef tile
~. 2900 Pacific View
(lee PULPIT, Pait I)
their aervtce. Some talka the de1peraUon of the urban theY tbould pay hl&ber taxe• preach on th.Ii 1ubject can
will be lllustrated '1th poor. But it laid the moat to lmprove livinl conditiona find even better tuts in the
slides and native costume1 buic and url'Dt need ii for la •baa alums. Bible than in the Kerner
wllJ be lhown at oCber "new aWtudel, new un-Nor Js there IDY reason to commisajoo report.
service1. der•tandfnl, IDd above an. believe that churcbea can They mleht rtcall the
Tboei ~ wDl be . new will" oa lie ,.rt of accomplish a signlfleant queation which another rtcb
Gene Minar, Wycllfe HM white Amtricw wbo are lblft In public opinion mere· and c:omplaceat natioa wu
Tran11aton; Keith Beatloa, apatbltle .. tftll bolUlt Jy D)' edueaanr-t b e I 1' Ubd by aa IDll'Y God
Overleaa <ntadea, Inc., toward-tbe aplratiou of members about tbe pro-(Iaaiab 3:11):
who b8t lel'Ved in Arpn-tbt lhtftol' re 1tle11 bltml which txitt in urblo "What clo you mean by
tin.a: John Kuliaidl, aws. Neiroe1. _ . thettot. cruahinc my people,
tian SeT'vtcemen'a OrflDila. The comminion'1 report IN VIEW OF ttie mallive "By ll'indint the face of
tion, ~ Ana: F.dward has Important Implications amount ol detailed , the poor?"
B e a tty , 0 ve r 1 e a.. for cburcbta 1eeking to be · d o c umented, graphically Or the admonition · of
MI• al onary Ftllowlh.lp, of, service bi dealing with ,,reaented information which Proverb• 28:27: S~ office; Mr 1. conditiOtll that breed riots. hM been placed before the ''He Who lives to the poor
Vernie Wolle, W y c 11 ff• , One is that the problem American people by all of will not want.
auipedJo ~ PNlippna, can't be tolwd IOlely by tbe tbt news media, Jt t. hard to "But he Who hides bis
and Ekbo R#Ji!liil Tbt-p-icketinf, demoMtuthlg, believe tbat w ll l t e in· eyec will aet JDQ1 a cune."
(See CONFAB, .... I) lett•·wrttinl IDd lobb1int ~ mm. oelJ from__TREY COULD remind
I
tbtlr ~ Of tltt
.,.. ltlQi pn to a Ian• ftl lllried wbat ii a
mu'• IDOlt I m p or t a a t rtu,lOal .,:
"You lbd 1099 tbt Lord
y.z Ged witb all • your
btart. IDd witb all your
toul, and witb an yoa:r mind.
1'h1I ii the ire•t and ftrst commandment. And a ...
cond ii like it: You 1ball
JQv• your neit)Jbor a 1
I yourself, II
They ai.o could reld the
parable , of the G o o d
Sanlaritan. iD wbicb .f.,u,
made clear 1 that y o u r
neighbor 11 anyone; 1'1-•1
raee, who need• help you
are able to supply.
AND FOJt the benefit of
any who clln.I to tbe idea
that they can combine pro-
fe11iou of love for God with
lndltference or b o 1 t 111 t y
towlrd b 11 c k 1)9.flbbOn,
tbereant!ttttwwdlfrom
the Fil'lt ~ ol John:
"U a man •11. 'I Jove
God,' and bates his brother'
he 11 a liar; for be wt» doe1
not love his b.rotber 1'bom
he bu aeen cannot loft God whom be bu oot aeen ...
"If anyone bas the world's
1ooc1t. and·._ h'-brother
In need, yet clioeis hll hMrt
against blm, how does God'•
love dwell in bim?"
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I
FAIRVl!W IAPTIST CHURCH cu.c.>
'""'"' .... IH ''" Dftwe. C.M. 1:30 & 10:55 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE
••• A..M. SUNDAY CHu•cH KHOOL ,,. ,.M, Jr. HI a Sr. HI ....... , YMlll ,,.......,
111111 SludY Wiii. 7:00 6 1:15 ,,M. .,...,, Mel\'ll v. ,..,. -.. .,.., '--,...,.
HAUOR TRINITY IAPTIST CHURCH
1UO ..._It. ffl .. '"._· c .... .._.
.llllY ~TANCI, ,_., ~Y lcbool 9:45 a.m. Mornlnt Worship 11:00 a.m.
l3aptlst TralnJng Union 8 p.m. Evenlna service 1 p.m.
I
Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer ........... 7:00 p.m.
RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
• HIM ........ C:......._ ...... Sc• 1h1n,t
Su"'•v School .......... t :45 Trelnint ll.nlen ..... •• , .. 6:00
M-lftt Wenlli, ••••.... 11100 l'llnlnt ~or1hlp •••• , , •.• 1100
WMneM•Y nafti~t Stf'Yic1 ........• 7:11 ..._ 64J.t111 N__., AJw9ys A....,_
f'UtST SOUTHlltN BAPTIST CHURCH
H7U OrahaM It., HVfttlftffen leech
. fAc,...,,.... MNll!ewlark Golf Course) IUtlDAY KllOCK. .. . .. . ,,. AM TUINIHa UNION ·.. 6 llM
MCMIHINe WOIUNI,. .... 111• AM IVINIHe WOtlSHlf' 1 llM IAllL C. WASHMUTH, Patter
-..o21 MMttl
.. .,..,., CetW ·~ ., "' Serl-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHU Of THI MOTMll CHUICH
THI lltnT CHUICH OP CHllST, ICllNTIST
IN IOSTON. MASSACHUSlns
Subject of Ulson -May l2
"Adam and · Fallen Man"
Coron• def M1r-S.cond Church of Newport ... ch
c-..... ......
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Coete M.M-Flrst Church
611W.11ttt It. S... t:tl.11; IS. 9:11, n .
...... ·-- , .. , .....,.,. A~
Huntlntfon ltact.-First Church
M It ... Olhe S... t.31, 11 1 SS. t:JO, 11.
.......... •-11001he
. L.,una ltlch-Flrst Church
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomet You.
ST. JAMIS, HM "9 I.WI, ........ 1eec•
~ ...... _, .... , •• ,:ti
,....., 11sll -,......, ::: Hely ....... ........
IMtw, n. ........ P • ..,, II; .a-.. n. .... ...W er..,
Phone: 6754210 ~
ST. MICHAIL & ALL ANGELS
Pacific View Dr. •t Marguerite, Corona del Mar
Sundays: 8:00, 9:30-Chlld care at 9:30
Holy Day1 u announced
lectw,"' .............. DRll-.... '7M4tl
ST. JOHH THI DIVINI, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
Sundays 7:30 & 9:30 Church School-9:30
Thursdays: 8:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced
YIMr, n. ......... W. D1111•11 -..._ 14t.Pt6
IPllCOPAL
ST. WILFRID'S IPISCOPAL CHURCH
... M. ttO... "'--~---,..._ ....... ........... ..... qi .....
"" .... .,_ c. ~. ~--Sunday Services
I :• A.M. HefJ C__.. ,,. A.M. ,_lly ...... a Cllwdl
1:• ,,M, e-. k'-4 1 .. ,.M. b"-91 lhM A.M. .,,,.... Wtnlllll Y-CllWdllMll .. __, care ,.,.......
:===================~II u1 " ... "'" s... t:Jt, mu. t 110, tt. .......... -1 ....... A ... First Assembly of God Church
UNMRSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
UH I. I. PAUIADU ID. SANTA ANA HlleHTS
SUND.AT SCHOOL . • .. ....... t14I A..M.
Metttlllle WClllH" .................... 11 A.M. IVININO WOUHlll . . • .. 1 f'.M.
MIDWlllC H.VICI WIDNISDA'I' . 1:• f'.M. llV. IDallT CAHILi.-CHU•CH f'HOHI MWin
llllST
IA"1ST CHURCH .. ,........,.....,
CAm«IUft 11,,1111
114U M .... lle, ,. ....... , .. ...
Dr. Lawnft<e A._, Interim Mlflllt9r
Sund•y Schoof ..•••. t :JO AM
M.,niftt Wo•1hi, . . 11 itt AM
""ver S1r .. ic1 • • • • •1H , .. lva nint Worahi, •• , , 7:08 l'M
.. _., ............. leNICa
147 ... 144
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
I
Victoria & Placentia Ave .
· Costa Mesa
,,._ I. ,,_,
MllllllW ,...... ""'" YNlll Mlnlttw
latfy W.n~• . I:• .....
..... k-1 .... ··•e.111
Met•lllC w...... . . . . . . lt14' ··"'· y......... . .....
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Nursery Care Provided
14'"4711 14 .. .,.,
Ntw,.rt le1eh-Flrst Church
JJIJ ¥111 LWe S.. t:1J, 11 ; U . t :U , 11. ~ a ... -JJU "9 LWe
All are cordJ1lly invited to attend tht church services
and enjoy the prtYileges of the Rudtng Rooms
EVANGELICAL NEE CHURCH , Of MUNTINMON llACM
1t11 ROlllA AYI.
'"""' 1c•1 •141 A..M. Yllltll Mew ,,. f'.M. -... .. w.,,,,. ,,,. A.M. ._............ • .. ,,. ,.M.
WIOHaSDAY
lllLE STUOY AND PltAYElt-7:00 P.M. HUCI CHUMA.H, , .... -....... SJl.7tll
CHURCH OF CHRIST
287 W. WILSoN ST., COSTA MISA
lnwHN MAllOI _. PAllY11W
SUNDAY MO•NIN6 11au STUDY ....•.•......•.. 9:41 AM
SUNDAYMO•Nl+f6 WO.SH" & COMMUNION •• 10:41 AM
146 I . 22nd St., CMta Mtu. > 541-3761
M. C. Cronl~ P1ator
A•ro11 •ill111an, Auocl•t-Shlfll 'eul1111, Choir Direc+et
,...., Schei -t :JI .... -0-.. fw ...... ......,., ......... . ...., w..., -11lM .... -......, "'"""'
, ..... ..,, -1:41 , ... -......... '""4ont -
hTmrl n.. SenM -7 , .••
CIM'Cll Cllelr et All lervlCea
.... StMy. PT.,. Senlea -w......,, 7:JO ''"''
Visitors Welca"'.-Nunery Attendent
Gvant,1i ~cimp/e
HASSIMILY OF GOD'' ,. .. , .......... c... ....
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...... ¥. H. Mlllllllt. ,..., •"· H ........... _. ~ .....,.
SUNDAY IVENIN6 wo•sH" ................... 6100 ,..... "lad Tidinn A-·mbly of God We lelleve fft y011 • • • 'WEDNESDAY IVI NINw lllU STUDY , •••.. , ••••• , 7:JO ,M '1 &• ~
UNIT AltfAN NUISllY CAii N0'1DD Fifttentb • Monrma. Newport Beach FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
UNIVEltSALIST .... o. M.,ttaW D ••. H... , ..... .... .. ..... ........ I
CHURCH Mlwhfer ._._ Milt._ '-.J
Pho 541-5711 D TMOMAI •NWINm, ,__ ~~~12~tt~v~~~h~~·~~~~~C~e~d~a~M~1~11~~~~~~~M~:~~~~~·~y~o~r ~N~l~~~·~~~~*~~~~9:~A.M. M~Wm~W:~A.M. ,/';'°~~. ~52 .A. Service 1:00 P.M·. EvanreU.tic Rally 7:00 P.M.
CORONA DEL MAR '"· .... ..._.....,. 11 , .... Cllalt...,,....., .._.
Mtin I Adams Streets
Huntington laach
Mornint W1ttlli, •• a:lO 10:41 li~lo ~ch..i ...... t :JO ·
Yeuth _,e,,. .... 6:00 'M
a.,nlnt Wanlll, •• 7:00 'M·
.... ...., ....... -WM. - , '""· HunMY c .. 1 f'rov!ded 11 all Mrvlcea
Olflu I J».2919 Olll Ono"°"41M•
BAHA'IS
'ROCLAIM
Boho' u' llah
"Th• ""''''" 011t" ..... u" or l4t.JOll
.0 AHEAD!
SUIP IN SUNDAY MORNING!
"-......... 1:11 A ........ ,...... ..
CALVARY CHAPIL _ ............
N""°RT HAltlOlt l.UTHllAN CHURCH
, llll CMDrM."-t6eodl ........ ~ "-._. .. .,.......... -...... .....
..... ~ CllllRI • • •~•fl II I .. ...._ ... a.ea ... yw _ ...... ,., ........ _.,. ....
'4U1U 646-'512
Empfluidng
TIM ~n of God
The 'tnon of Oirltt
ltic '°"" of tlte Hofy Spirit
Sulldiy Sd1ool 9 AM
Moin.ns WOBh1p 9 end 10-QO AM
£~nine StM<e 7 'M w~ 111>1e Study
lllld ''"I" 7 ,M NOMtry du11na Htv•-
A fun Youth Progrim
Cm. of Or1np Md 2Jrd. St.
C•t.a'Mftl '•tOf H. £. l°""i lfCA .Mbt.
m:
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Wed. 7:30 p.m. Prayer-Royal Ranpra ls Misalonette1
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HARIOR ASSIMIL T OF GOD
740 w. wu .... Ceet• Meat
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at all 1en1ce1
Lutheren Church
of the M.ster
2900 Padftc Vltw Dr.
CORONA DEL MAR
Oil WILLIAM It. ILLll
PheneOIU022
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CMllST LUTHIUN CHUICH
Millourt Synod
7to Vlctera. St .. c.ta Mela LMhar V. Tlf'MW,,....,
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PRfNCI 0' PIACI LUTHllAN CHURCH
M111 Ver41 Drl.,. I lalret Street, C.ate MeM, C.llf,
AND•IW C. MO•lllOll. .._
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Office 'hen11 14'-0521 Schffl 'hen•: 14t-Ol'2
HUNTINeTON llACH
CHURCH OP REUGIOUS SCIENCE
420 10th .St., Huntlnpon leach
Sildey Mornint Services anti Youth Church--11 AM
Wednesday Evening Study Group-7:30 PM
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'A. Cordi1I Welcome from
THE METHODIST CHURCH
aall•e• laland
COMMUNITY
MITHODIST CHURCH
115 Ag1t1 675-0910
Wo"hip: 9:10 & 11 AM
Church Schoof .... t :JO AM
Corle M11•
FllST
MITHODIST CHURCH
lttll St & Hart-11 .. d.
W.,Pi' & Ch11rch School
f :JO & 11 AM
141.7727
Code Me,. North
MISA VIRDI
MITMOOIST CHUlCH ~ ... Ver4e I la•er St.
'49-2719
Werlhl11 I 0.11rc:h Scheel
9:00 I IO:JO AM
Hufttlntfon le1at.-Nertll
COMMUNITY
MITHOOfST CHURCH
6662 Heil A .. 1 ... 142..4-461
Wenhl, & Church Scheel
t & IO:JO AM
lnri11-E1.+ lluff UNfYllSITY
MITHODfST CHUICH
W1,.h1,: ••• l :JO AM
1u.12u
Moetlttt te111,.,•ily 111
St. M.,li "91ltyteriaft
Ch•rch
le1.Wuff Dr! a
Ja111krff ltd.
L.t"'" a. .. 11 LA•uNA llACH
MITMODIST CHURCH
21612 Wesley Dr I•
Se. U fUftl
W°"hl, II AM
Cltvrcll S.h..i t : .. I AM
4"·JOH
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CHRfST CHURCH
IT THI SIA
1400 w. lelka 11¥4.
'7J.JIOI w.,.i.1, ,,,o· I 11 AM
Clt!rrcll Scll..i ftlO AM
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Harbor Area
Chrlet ~rl•n
Church of
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day ot
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sermon
Orsnge
SclellCt
day.
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that st.
from u,.
aball Jiv
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Cbrell
Victioria
-motbm aervices
10:40 a
mlnlater
Piercy,
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minJtter
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will bl band.
OOllll'tll'lnl em-
ud dlurcb COUDCll
iMlr, qUlfterl1
at 7:• p.m. Tlwn-
Rev. JUcbmoad C.
WUl ipelk GB '*. Ttday'• t 0
oltbe ..... V ...
a..cl. 1101
.; Colta MeN. at
and 1o:ao a.m.
~¥.tSunday.
Fallen Man"
(Jf tbe lfflCID·
sermon be reed io all
Ortnge ~
Scleaee dt!ortw~ this Sun·
day.
The go
Ephesian1:
that alee
from UJe
lh&ll live
1be Frll& C~rhtlaa cura er Mesa. m
Victioda will honor
_ _m<Jtbe~ tbe wor~p_
services, I . a.m. and
10:40 a.m., Sunday. The
minister, ev. James E.
Pifl'Cy, ~ speak on the
theme " th ol o u r
Mothers" u b.IJ sermon.·
Paul Le.Vem, th1rd yeu
min1Jterial' It U d e D t at
P•clflc Oiriaian College, wtI spealidlD'ing the 7 p.m.
V6sper hfUr·
I the ~.and Mrs. Gordon ~emiler, milllonaries on
I e fJom ttie Congo, will
lptlking Qt the Fin&
B Chftll of Bu-
D ArB NOTICES
BAL'Jt MOR11JARIES
Coroa Jet Mat OR UC5I
COlta ... Ml f.UM
BELL BROADWAY
IOORTUARY
118 Broaiwar. Co• Me1a uwas
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Ceme..,. • Mlftllary Cltapel
mt Pllllfte Vllw DrtYe
Newport ~ CallftnJa Nu7tl .
PEEIC FAMILY
COLONIAL n1NERAL
BOD •ta.a.. Aft.
WeltmJMter 8IS-ms .
OR11JARY .... ... ....
Wll'ftUn' MORTUARY ms.•a.c.eaare. .....
>
, .. _.. .. ., Sixth -
Orance, at 7 p.m. 'Sunday.
TbeJ will allO show plctutts
of tbeir work. The puf>llc la
invited: .
«fteen _. teacll,ra'
~ nl,:X Do ww
be obtened.
' ''.Bull far lloDcr" will be
.. lft'IDGll .. alt.In.
W lilTeJl G. Studer at ftt
PretbJtertu ~ .... Ct•...._ JlllO Fei.rview
RoM, eo.ta 11 ... tills Sun·
~. Wonbip service• will
be held at 9:1> and 11 a.m.
Pastor Harold Flory ol
the Newport H a r b o r
Sevenllb-day A d v e n ti s t
Ohtrch, 271 A YOCado St.,
Costa Mela, wl1 present a sermon tilled ''Whit doest
thou bear!.. at the lO:• a.m. service Saturday, May
18.
A prayer ~Ung ft'Ul be
held Wednesday night at
7:45.
--SltMrdaY. -11, 1961
e.-..... ee
Gemini: Finish First ] ob
MONDA¥,
MAY 13
87 SYDNEY OMABR
''Tbe wiae man controla
hi• delltiqy • . • • Aatroloo
polntt the way."
ARIES (March 21·April
19): Avoid travel unless
absolutely necessary. Strive
to understand details of pro·
ject. Rusb.lhg in now may
cause delay, lou at later
date. Steer clear of dispute•
wJth neighbors, relatives -
anille.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20): Fiscal respon&ibJlity is
• In spoWght. Many depend
upon your Judgment. Take
conservative course. Means
avoid basing actions on im-
pulae. Heed voice of ex·
-to thro.r ceuUon to windl •
Wlae coune ta to be charm·
int but flrm. Hold your
ground.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22):
Status quo changes. What
appear~ certain is subject
to revlllon. Out of confusion
you can grasp real position. ~ versatlllty. Maintain
sense of humor. Older
person needs placating.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
News from afar could be
decepUve. Best to read
between the line•. Hold oU
on Onel interpretation. Go
slow. Get basic tasu com·
pleted. Key ls work. Delay
today proves constructive.
PISCES (Feb. 11-Man:h
20): No ct.-, to lMICk autbcM.
ty. Flniab what )'OU pro-
mised to complete. Spb.-e ot activity I.I enlarged. But
you must play game ac-
cording to rules. Reallie
this. Respond accordinglyt '
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY domestic ad·
justment, possible change ol
residence loom large. YOll
a r e s t r a 1 g h U~ward,
determined. Now, try (o ce-
ment relations with family
members.
GENERAL TEN·
DENCIES: Lu.oar position
good for fishing. Cycle high
for SAGITTARJijS. Special
word to GEMINf: opposition
from one close to you is but
temporary. • .
At the two Sunday morn-
ing aervlcea, t ::I) a.m. &t
Peek Chapel, 7801 Bolu
Ave., Westmt,..., and U
o'clock at the Jrummgton
Beach a..t. ttie pastor.
tbe Rev. Wlllls J . Loar, ril
briq ' a rpec1al Mother's
Dey message.
Temple Dana el Cotta
.... will <bold Ml t..-ular PridlJ eWDinl semc. in
tll • 8anctuaey. 117 W.
¥.i.. • perlence -older person 11 ._----~~-------~;.....;....&1 correct. ·
SCORPIO • (Oct. 23-Nov.
21): Hold back on financial
commitment. Keep, sharp
eye on possessions. Study
TAURUS message. Read,
absorb added knowledge.
1'oney question dominates
-da1 -lt ts favorably settled
To nnc1 eut """°'' lllCllY tor yooi '" .._ end low, ~ Sydney Omarr'a
bookltl. "Sacrtl ""'" .... Mefl \lld W-." lend lllr'llldeY llMI • C«lta to O!Mrr Aatrololy Secrttl, "" 0.11.,
Piiot, lox DA Orlftd CMlnl ltltlorl,
Htw YOr11, N.Y. ttt11. Blmilklll, Colt& Mf1At -1:15.
An oneg abatlbat wU1
follow 1be servlcet. Adventists to Honor
The Baptist y o u t h
fellowshlps wlll meet at 6
p.m.
P11tor and Mrs. Stanley
P. Allen cf Foantall Valley
PntbyWfta.n CJllarela will be
away tbe next two Sundays
in order to attend the 1968
Young S~rvicemen . .
T h e F I r • t U • 1 t e • convention ot tbe Reformed · South Cout Seftaltl.4IJ
Metbocllat avc11, 2721 17th Pre c b 1 t a"ilD Olarc:b1 Adv.mu today wUl i4*1
St., Hlllltingt.co Bead>, will Ev~licill Synod tn Wikn· oa tbe 7 000 AdYedlt mh conduct t WO W' 0 fl h 1 p ialtal Det '
services OD Modier'• Dey, The. Bl'Y N ·1 N Ill aervmc in tM Unit.cl ....
at t::I) Mid 11 a. m.Coraaaea llllOdated Wtll:. M~ armed forces.
wUl be pNle!Md to the Blb1e TNndators, wil be "We are pf'Oali. Of oar
YOUDltlt and oldut JDOt.h«a the mW•er at the dlbrch J01111C men," reparte Ardlle ~t at • ~~11-tt;-Mn:-N e 11 t rwtll E. 8-non, pelt«' ot tbe
· Ct.lluae will brinf tpeelal mutk. servicemen, -Putor preach on the topic "A -,.
Mother's Fifth." Members of F a I r v I e w Rawson. The cb.fth also
Tbe Commiulon in Olri's-B a ' t l I t c II • r c la, 2525 s p 0 DI 0 r I pre-IDdudioo
llan Social Concems will Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, training camps in mruw,
meet at the home of the will hear a sermon titled a1ld paramedical procedures
7ch.a.lrmtm30 " • MrM'·~Y,;,..~ "Blessed Are tile Loven; of to prAr\M'e v,.._ meo for : t"m. .,._3· u~ Violence,. during their 8:90 army-~e:-·
board ol trustees will meet and 10:55 a.m. services Sun-
at ?=~p.m. Ttulday. day.
A MW group. for slngle
adulta 11 meeting each Sun-
day evening at 7:30 with the
Rev. David Beals.
Witnesses
To Assemble
Lquna BMCh and 8'D
C 1 e m e n te congregation.
"Most regiater as con-
aclentiou1 objectors, but
they are not draft-card
burnerJ.or draft dodgers.
"Adventltt YOQDC men
respond to the draft, and
serve mainly as unarmed
medics when they are in·
ducted,'' sa.ys Pastor
Rawson. "In this way tbey
can serve their country
without taking life. Right
now aboot 550 Adventists
are &erving ln Vietnam,
where at least 35 have been
killed in action. They have
been awarded eight silver
stars and 22 bronze stars foe
valor on tile battlefield."
Past.or Rawson says his
chur~h will take a special
Jebovlb's Witmellel in offering today to supply
Bellflower, CompCOll and Adventists in the armed
Long Beech are makJng forces w i t h appropriate
plans t.o lllitend their next Oirlstian literature and help
clrcult anembly, ICheduled the church to keep in touch
foe May 17-lJ. at the Muina with them. The netioowide
High School, 15971 Spring· goal for this offering is
GEMINI (May 21.June
~) :_ l'1n1tb rather tball ttart: complete projects,
fUUlll usJanmenu. Don't
try to take · limelight from
mate-, partner. Remain in
background. Then others
eventually will come to you.
Restraint.
CANCER (Jitne 21.July
22): GI~ attention to re la·
Uom with co-workers, One
who deterves may expre11
d.llsatwactton. Key ii to
mike Intelligent conceeslon. suet to prindples without
being obstinate. Give a Ut..
Ue.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Avoid speculation. Stick to
1he known -and don't 1tJck
your neck out. Means keep
guard hlgh. Some want you
if YoU are flexible. ---------
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21): Cycle moves up,
but there remain active
cha1lenges. Mate or partner
appears pugnacious. Means
BUSINESS ANO
PROFESSIONAL
GUIDE some issues are yet to be resolved. St r 1 v e for ,..,,.,,_ ______ """"'
harmony. Consider rights of • MATTRESSES '•
othera. .---------.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22· MA TTRISSES
J111. 19): Work, health, need llO.t~~ i...r:!ILDI
for privacy emphasized at O.ta Me.a lllattre. Ot.
various tlmea today. Period tut N-Ill•& epotJ..lchts confusion. B e -.-·
perceptive -make choice. Uberty 8-1303 ·
Don't try to be everything to ---
everyone. e UPHOLSTERY •
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.1.-----------.. 18): Don't depend too much
upon friends, p r o m i s e s .
WeU-meaning people may
try to deliver more than iJ
MeSI Upholste.ry
FY BAPTISTS. practical Beat to maintain steady pace. Re-evaluate
Uberty 8-4781 -
JJSO NIWPOft II.YD.
MO YE HOUSE lr.hope;;;s,=w=isb==e=s. ::Be§:r~ealiati~·~c·~~~-~~=~~
~ CAl.IFO•NtA'S •tcl/"lll'f 1.v ,,.,, W" ... ALL UNO•a ONll aOO,I The congregation of the
First Southern B a p ti s t
Church of Fountain Valley is
now meeting in its new
building at 10350 Ellis Ave.
The church i s ap·
proximately two and one
hsU years old. It met
formerly at tne o 1 d
Japanese school on Talbert
Ave. The Rev. Howard
Davis fir the pastor.
14fl--~~
"Beatitudes for t h e
Home" 11 the ldbject of Dr.
D. W. McElroy'a MnDOD for
Mober's Day at Barbor
Ftrwt Cltriltlu CllllJ'Cb •
Disciples of Quist. The
church meeta Md1 Sundey
atH.arperElementary
School, fZ5 E. laib St., Costa
Mete. Services beg\n with
the SunOay sdM>ol at 9: 45
followed 1by a worship and
~ service at 10:45
a.m.
:[-~
Dr. Morris C. Robillson
will uae the q u e 1 t i o n
"Eveeytbl.ng All Rigbt at
Home?" as his aermoo
theme for SUDday's 10 a.m.
eervice at St. M a r k
Pre1byterlan C II a r c • , •
Eastl>luff Drive and Jam.
boree Road, N e w p o r t
Beadi. A cot!ee fel.low!>4Jip
hour wtll follow the eervice.
dale. Hunttqton Beach. •100,000.
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1lhe ICbedult et the Ia.aa.te _ AbWty, 186%
~ .,O>NMesa. Smldi1 sentce1 are
belnC c bun 10
a.m. to · 1 p.m. featuring
stodle1 Jiiysical en·
vironmtDt.
Splrttml
given m y end Thurs·
day ni:&btl end the Wed·
oeeday discussions
will be' rmn a to 10
p.m.
Qllld care w1il be pro-
v¥Sed end chW'Cb school will
be codducted during tile
service. .
Eucharist eervices are
scheduled for 7: 30 end, 9
a .m. Sunday It St. Jantes
Eplacopal ttiucll, 320'l Via
Lido, Newport Beach. Morn·
ing prayer 1a slated for 11
a.m.
"Palace for Sale" is the
scmon theme cboaen by
Another to Remain Jn the
Faith" will be 1he theme for
the a11emblf. aceerdiog t.o
Runell J, ~ circuit
aupenilor.
The subject, "Why Does
God Permit Wickedness?"
will be ~ by Angelo
C. Manera Jr., WadlcbtO'ftf'
Society reprecelhttve from
B~, New York, at 3
p.m. Sunday afternoon. May
19.
All se11lom are free abd
tbe pub11c is invited.
Dr. Charles H. Dlettnfield, ---------
• • •
pastor, for ~y's 8, 9:30
tnd 11 a.m. services at St.
A • d r e w ' s Presbyteriaa
Oluell, 800 St. Andrew's
Road, Newport Beach.
An all-church dinner will
be held at 8::1) p.m. Friday
in ttie 'fellowship hill. Dr.
Raymond Cramer, Christian
psychologist, will be the ,speaker.
The Mother's D" Biblo
message at the Flrat Clarlt-
tlu Cburcb, 384 Lesion,
Laguna Beach. will be "Her
Ch.lldren Arise Up, and Call
Her Blessed." It wm be
presented by the Rev. Bruce
Cushing at the morning
&«Vice. •
A talk by the Rev.
Cushing on an "Out.IW!ding
Parable From Nature" will
highlight the 6 p.m. worship.
Dr. Henry G e r h a r d ,
(C•tmM m Page 4) min.ilter of the Lapu Bee~ Qmch of Rell,.._
E v • DI e li a 1 Allia. • nee Scte.ee, Dl82 Laguna Can·
MisGon, 1Vorb with yon Road, has c b o a • n
Tibet.aDI in th llKia. "Troubles, Problems, and
their tam will wear theme for Sunday's t and 11
youth group meet during. the
11 o'clock service. Dr.
Gerhard will speak on "The
Truth and You" at 10 t .m.
Thuraday ln Lelaure World
Clubhouse 2.
Membetls o{ the junfor
high Sunday school class of
Ceatral Baptkt Cllurcb, •
Huntington Beach, w fl I
prepare and serve a dinner
honoring their m o t. h c r s
tonight at 7 o'clock.
Tbe dinner will be held at
the cbv.rcb, 7961 Warner
Ave. Tbe protram also will
feabae a tllm titled "Light
of tile WCll'ld ...
Morning worship at Cen·
tral Ba,Ult t'turell will be
held at 10:45 a.m. Sunday
with Plllltor M. A. Nutting 1n
the pulpit. Special recogni·
tJon will be atven t.o nwthers
prnent.
Sunday ewntnr wor!ihip
wlll begin at 7 o'clock when
P~tor Nutting .W continue
a series of sermons on the
topic, "RIPUJ Dividing the
Word ol Trull."
AU t.he !i~ and People" aa hi• ffl'llllOn
native cot from the a.m. servic".
coootries in ,midi ttiey,~=SUnd==·=1==1e=h=oo::;:l=and==th=e======..:::===.I m~r for service onr
tbeODal -..it.
Displays all t b e
mislloOI or
~ ri:P!~
j1cent fo Dl a i D
eudftorlum die cbrd'I.
~ P'tiic v1tec1 t.o au
servict1.
Coffee
after tM
day. Ml!
FnMy,.ad
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still in progress
at all stores! ! I
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WASHING TON (AP) -
The Pentagon'u~hlef scien-
tist haa provided the first of·
ficlal acknowledgment that
the '5 billion U.S. defense
planned .against illY Red
Chinese missilu also ia a
fint step toward an anti·
Soviet shield.
Dr. Johll S. Foster, direc-
tor of Defense Research and
Engineering. told the Senate
Armed Services Committee
tbeJi'epared -~ RllssUe (ABM) system. call-
ed ~nUnel, could be tbe
foundation for an expanded
delense agains~ Soviet$.
Fosler mabe c 1 e a r ..
however. that current U.S.
plans and capab.illUea are
only to try to hand)e tbe
11t. 11ss'' Cul~s
"BIC" Ball
PENS .
~ °°"' frll 19c .... polat, 25c .. • er 49c em
fl1t "l•L 2 '2' Aa't mlln. •
• •
Wild
Bini
SEED
Styln with comfort in mind
• • • always fashlonablt. Beautifully woven fabrics in
a• anay of bold colors and
pattenis tbt are lllllrt •
tookil&nlversalile. Tlley'tt
all wonderfully my-cwt.
Priced so yo~ wlll Wiit to k1 tllree tr fot1r. Site
7 to 14.
Lysal
·Toilet ltwl
CUAllll
Uq11id disi1fec-
tant is bttter 11111
lli.'illl aysbls ••• it • ~ ~llottle.
4tl 11 a. Silt
rather rudimentary mi.laUes
Red China . is ~led to
have in the early 1970s.
Former ·Secretary o f
De f e n 1.e Robe r t S .
McNamara told the same
jfoup the Sentinel system
•u teclinJcally capable of
lotercepting Soviet missiles
but only in small nurnben.
s,r.y D•••,.•t
u1111.Sln
Aa be bad repeatedly
sJnce last fall's announced
on tbe ABM d e c i 1 l o n ,
McNamar• empbalized the
anti~ae character of
the system.
Testimony of both men
came in early Ftbruary but wu publicly released oaJy
recently.
The Issue came up *9
Sen. Stuart S)Uducton, D-
Mo., asked F06W to upla1a
11r1ly th e admlniltratioa
seemed tn be ilt>OriDC the
Soviet missile threat whue
tackling a lesser ~st
threat.
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that the action 1be United
States ii DOW takiaC la ....
tbt action the Utia.id .....
can take, whether ill • at·
tempt to atop . an all-4Ut
Soviet attack, or whether ~
proviae d&ma&• d oi a 1
against a Cblneae ICBM.'' ..
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say IO, tbe l>epm'Qnent of
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LEGAL NOTICEI
• APAltTMINT I
Like IO 1111
apartments are
l"fquimnents.\ ~
115ecl to be 44, u
enonnous boua• .,...._symbol.
~id retreat
~'borne 1111
en Mom
..
for 4
Sonn: are o
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!llla-ownershi: lilllt. cbangin iiiiit. This w
..._-part, a J
iaws what be
M!leY the price
.f;;Tbese char1
~ed and w.
anilly'
vlrtua
This CO'
conv•
iwt·tew yea
j!~SOFTI --t develc iliiii adequat•
ai6r.Spartan d ititil1i . apartm·
frills of a high
all the zap of E
JlUl tic llgJiting
is a new' conc1
UJDoence·, gripp
fiat a temporal
to inilllons, bo
Sex appeal
of units. Cem
"Swinging Sint
dry roo~ are
in tM apartm1
adverising for
tng rooms, mh
aicle.red norma
-J~g ·
slllle ls verbo·
ia..i, availabl1
or the ocean i Mising water,
seems to be ti! ter titan an el
OH MY, IT'S 1
. Revolijng
of apa.ztment
are faCts. WltJ
d etj, money-r
bett.r than th
financed the t now only exai
for the new br•
·. Sweeping come, are rea'
the multi-hou
ai>artment bot
exemplifies w
.La C1
., I
?~Iy
' ~ear
-ipiiMb look •
'"~e hom
J..811-0 u g h 0
"'Clutbrnia,"
.. P llticheck, s Jtancho Lac
ti-devetopmer
Aym& Son
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bin tn the
11~ bome1
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'APARTMENT RllvOLUTION ,
Lite so many ·aspecta of the real eat.ate sphere,
apartme,nta an taking on a new •artety ()f tena.DCY and
riqui.rements.l Where tbe average age ."Of unit dwellers &&aed to be 44, this figure has been cut nearly in batf. An
enormous house used to be the ultimate of the great
.. ...._ symbol." Today,· with the cotnJH!tition of boats, ,.,Ml retrea_ts, glamoroul vacations. and fancy s29rl
S'bome sweet home" is beginning to take a rear
en Mom and Dad who kept the family home in
•
for eldest aon, have elected to find a rental
Sonny couldn't care less about a hou•e· Sta-
are confounded by this great reversal in the
r dwelUIJg prestige. Even though single family
wnership will always be the main stay of real
changinJ, attitudes toward ownership are most
ThiS w1tCh of status symbol seekers ls, for the
part, a prudent and intelligent youngster who
ilflws what he wants in the way of living and is willing 9!1!l the price to get it.
These char~ing new citizens generally are recently ~ed and without children. Our bride ~orks, di>ubl-
i~ family's income and, further, with birth con-~ virtually pic:k the day she wants to become a
--This couple cfeinands sophistication in lts apart-~ convenience standards that we called luxury
~few years alfO.
iifA•s OF THE PAST ,~:wt11t developers heretofore needed to worry only
._ adequate shelter, proximity to transportation
~Spartan design and landscaping to rent. Today,
nime apartment s~kers want all the glamor and
frills of a high class hotel. Exteriors of units mmt have
all the zap of a Taj · Majal; ie, exotic landscaplng, dra-
matic lighting ~ a ~rand entry. AparbJtent dwelli~g
is 8' neW' concept of livinj creating a aiplficant new
influence· gripping our society. No more·lS that dwelling
flat a temporary stOpover before home (\Wllership; it is,
to inllllons, home ownership~ . Sex appeal seems to be the big pas,word of success
of units. Certainly, the monumental success of the.
"Swinging Sin1tes" projects is indica~ve of this. Laun-
dry roorq; are out. You must have a ~asher and dryer
in the apartment. Built-ins in a kitchen are not worth
adverising for they won't rent without them. Sunken liv-~ rooms, mirrors galore, and patio kitchens are con-
aiclered normal. <i
· J~g the units' as close to. each. oth~r .as pos-
slbk is verboten unless water onentabon 1$ muned-
iattly available. Success seems assured if a pcind, lake,
or the ocean ls on the site or in <\mmediale' proximity •
Mising water, other than old fashioned s~g pools,
seems to be the magic of merch4tndlsing th'at.' rents fas-ter titan an extra bath. • •
OH MY, IT'S TRUE ' · 1\4 '· Revolting as this probably sounds to the'1Ji0usai1ds
of apartment ewners and developers of the )Mlt, thUe
are facts. With incre~ed taXes and a more mobile so-
dety, money-making apartments will be similar to and
better than the above descriptions. Lenders who have
flnanced th~ tremendous crop of units in the past wµ1 now only examine those anticipated and weij. planned
for t!le new breed. Be prepared! •
Sweeping changes, with more dras~ic ones to
come, are really a long overdue and welcome lbange in
tbe multi-housing scene. Comparing today"s multi-
Apattment houses with those of a few years ago , to me,
exemplifies where the word ".Oat" came from.
.. :.ta Cuesta Homes Have .
~ Jarly California htok
-~ -' ~ ~ e a r I y California-
~ loot continues to in-
·~ homebuye.rs from
•t-&11-0 u g bou t Southern
'CIU!brnia,'' ~1f>Orts Ray
•ll'Mscheck, s~s manager,
.Jtancho La Cuesta-Cerritos, a-development of Frank H.
Ayres & Son Inc.
"'We have discovered that
· earlJ Californla architee-
bft in the Rancho La
C\INta homes in Cerritos is °"'°' the major sales fac-1-," said Patscbeck.
-1 ,_~~cbo La Cuesta-Cer-moi homes enfold the many
cllliiacteristics so familiar ttt·-ae early days when con-
!l'truction q~ and design
were outrtahding a n d
valuable." ne l&id.t
He said Rane~ L a
Cuesta-Cerritos three and
four b e d r o o m dwellings,
priced from $22,980 to
$29,990, are desigDed by
Tom Edltemach in the
tradition ol caubnla just
before the turn of ille cen-
bll'y.
Rancho La CUelta-Cer·
ritos houses •e built by tile
Ayres firm which has more
than 80 years of
homebuilding and develop-
ment experience, s a i d
Patsdleck.
\ •• , . 19·25 -
Realtor Week Set
Decor at.ors'
Member$ ol ·the N~ Jor_ the diaadv&ntaced. ~t-lq the J)!'Oll'am may M Ob-
Hubol'-Costa Mesa Board ter bouling and the chance tained by WFWng 1he Na-·
of Realk>r$ are completlnl for bpme ownership by t,ional AssocllJtion of Rei1tl
pllllS for tbe week·l9nl famWes ol tow incomes, a Estate Boards, 1300 Cloo-observ~11ce of Re a l to 'r reversal of the climbing nect.icut Avenue, N • W • ,
Week, May 19-26, during ~ ol crime and juvenile Wubiogton, D.C. to!*.
which bu.ndl'eds ol boards delinquency, and oU)el' ~c-. "Home is Where Security
will empbaSlle the Mate tlon to upgrade the cities Starts Don't Wait in '88" is
America Better procrama, and tt)e environment and the the theme ol annual ReaJ1or
bold new eHort:a to help opportunities for the people Week, which Jays emphasis
solve major problems of the ltbo live in them. on the meanlne of U\e term
cities and townl, it wu an· "Careful planning h a s realtor and the strong link
nounced ~ by Wllllam gone into thls broad pro-between the Realtor and the
Ring, board Jlfttident. gram,'' Ring said. "Now we public be serves. T h e
SJ.. ___ S'-•nd . "The Make America Bet-are underscoring the need observance has become an IWW UJM:; ter program la meet1QC with for action. Thts board, aloog occasion also, in which
Next Week
eothilslastic respoa1e in all with hundreds of others in realtors call attention to
parts of the nation," RiDt the nation, reaUzes that to pubUc service performed by
said. "Ma~ 'boa'Ck already achieve s u c c e s s we, groups, organizatl006, and
are putting into action IOIDe ourfielves. must undertake individuals .
Mol-e. than 30 completely of .the proposals.'' ai>ecmc projects and bring "Realtor is a coined term,
funlitbed and decorated l\ing explained that the tbese projects to life." registered under the U.S.
room& will be a major provam 1Hncbed by the He added that the board is trademark laws t~ can be feature of the Orange Coun-National Assoclr.tion of Real . ..1.... used ~Y by mfibbers or
ty 'Home -4 . Deccntors Estate Boards bas Inell -=king c~r~tion from all fJle National Assocl~tioo. aBd
Show, May 11.ts In major objectives backed by ooncer~ indiv.ldu~ and its local boards," Ring said.
Anllheim '.s Con~ ti on, 50 proposals for action. It organizations williqg t o "It has become sYDOl)ymous
Center, aooordin to Rod . calls $tr. positive .W:tion ·in Iba.re in tlbls worthy en-with .eUUciir conduct in the
J)ye, chairman. . providb.g -..mnc and.jobl terprise. Booklets describ-real estMe calling, 'since all
Dye said the rooms wilt be , • · , ~ • . ., · members of ~be association
a m~ fearure (){ Ule 1969 , v · M .. t pl ' d are bound by a rigid code of
show' in tlbat they will refled egas ee anne -ethics. Uoder lli 30 articles. ·Prett9 .. • Picture ttle most popoJar trends in covering .all aspects or retl
furnisllings and decor as • estate tr.ansactfons. realtors Mr, and Mrs. James Rivenes, the first couple lo well 18 the newe s t Some 2,000 delegates are ment of low and high-rise pledge their fair treatment buy a .Mission Ridge house in Mission Viejo,' try
llousebold appliances. expected to atteod the se-f 'IAlti·family housing. an:t their total real estcte out a picture on one of the unfinished walls of their
· KitcbenS, fotmal and in· cond annual National Apart· tSCheduled events include knowledge to both parties of model with the aid of salesman Ray Hires (right)
f.onnal dDng r.o om s , ~ e n t inAssLuociativoo ~ ,:workshpps, a day-long 3 .~n~act -tbe buyer and and the Rivens' son Jim.my, 2.
rooms will be lritluded in October 13 through 16. • ' cussion o f apartment "The Make America Bet~ bedroomt, game ancl family erence e i a 1 ' sem:\'. 1-==================:::::=;
displays by many u the IlQ-Theme of the meettnc"wllf '~gn. ancl a post-con-ter: Program is really & THE BOAT BEAT tiall's'le•a-di n g maoWac· be "Apart me n·t Op-vention tour of ~eilts powerful extension or thel ti!!'~$, .di~t'ors and portunities • • • 1be Ne1' lD the Los Angeles area. ·An public 1etvice attitudes that I d~, Dye se{d. Giant," and topics will pi-exhibit or bulldU)g products have marked members for
· elude new market arees, and apartment services is the National Assoclationl
Almen Lockeb.y, Hf;o11el ewe1J wi1111tt fot Iii~ coYeret• ef
yechtlft9, coHra the boet !tut fo~ the DAILY PILOT. He'a the
oftly fulltime boetift9 reporter on eny Ore119e Co11nty new1paper
1teff • Tbe l'OOOlS,· Dye S8id, will c o mmunity developnent, planned at the . Flamingo since It was organi%ed 60
represent. an effort on the construction and m~ge-Hotel. years ago," Ring declared. partof *hespo n s orlng ....:.::=.::.:::::~=::_::=~:__:::.:.:.:.:__~~~~~~~!.::.:.:.:..:!::.:_..:=::!..::.::=:::....:.:..:======:;=======================:::::::::::::::::::::~ Orange County,B u i l d e rs
AssoclatiOn to present the
broadest po66ible scope in
living comfort, ranging from
traditional to modern.
The Home Show, being
sponsored for the 14th con·
secuUve year by t h e
Builders Assooiatioo, will be
held in the 100,000 square-
foot Exhibita lb!ll at the
Convention Center.
Dye said the l<kiay Home
Show, California's largest in
1968 iall Ullder ooe roof, will
batve more than 344 booths dispaying a wide variety of
products for homeowners
and prospective
homeowners ranging from
buildiog materials t.o home
and garden fumiU'e, 8n11y
recreatitDD, fine arts, com·
manicMllDI and sigtrt and
sound.
'l'itle Film
Announces
Dividend
The board of directors of
Title ·lnsvrance and Trust
Company has deiclared a
dividend of 43~ cent& per snare on its · p r e s e n tl y
outstanding ·stock, payable
June 10, to stoctbolders of
record on May 3.
Tbfs is equivalent to 35
cents per share on the
number ol ~s which will
be outataodiot Arter tbe
previously anDOQnced five
for four proposed stock split
has been accomplsibed.
A special meeting of
st:ockbolders wiU be held on
May 28 for UK! purpose, in
addition t.o other matters dealing with the corn~'s
reorgadzation pm, o r
s e e k I n g shareholder ap-
proval for the stock split. It
is expected that, upon ap-
proval of shareholders, tbe
stock tplft will become ef-
fective June 5, 1988, and
~hat ~ additional shares
will i,. m a i I e d to
shareholders concurrently wttJi .the cash cilyidend.
Selling So Fast We _Evell
Let The Model Homes
• • • • .. I '
In Costa Mesa-Where "Instant Trade"
Is Ready For You -
HERE'S WHY
The quick moving Del Cerro "in1tent
GuerentHd trede plan" muns •
new, lulfury home for you ..•
NIGHT •• DAY' SERVICE • I
for little or no cuh . . . and low,
low monthly peyments. So successfu:
we offer just 9 more homes on trade.
Com• in this ~••k. Take 1dvante9e
of "Indent 6uerentHd Tr•d•"·
You'll be happy you did !
t:JO A.M. TO ,. .. P.M.-sATUIDAY 10 A.M. TO ' 'M.
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EVERYTHING INC.LUDID
Select from the fine Del Cerro homes thet offer every fHture you've
always wanted •. Landsc1pin9, block will, sprinklers, big, big lot! You'll
love the smert entries, built in range, oven, dishw11her, even FHA
•pproved wall-to-w•ll carpet. Every home includes 9i1nt '450 squere foot
''lonus Room" over the 9ere9e -9rHt es pley erH, den or
utre bedrooms. It's youn ••• end we're rHdy to trade!
YD er fHA ftltMS
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Intermission ~).f'~~~-: Creening £onf or1nity
Establuhment Adopt;& 'Hippw Look' .. ' Valley Players
Need a Theater
''WA:,-'m.;t;AIK,•
By VERNON -scO'IT step-.U dtttteult. ~ ifne from every• llM at -5 j • be~"'-or .. _ ... t part' , •• 1 New••• .. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) --. a pen-.-, ' y. "COOL HAND LUl<r Next thfng you know the hip-Well. a-pendant 11 usually 'nle final c0mm1tmdt, witll s..,.. J(•••~
pies will be wearing crew more masculine, so be opta however, ia a beard. Tbey ...,., 1..,,,.... ,._
cuts and Ivy Leag'ue suits. for a heavy metal iaaipia an aeen more oo .writer•, • c..•.-a:M--ttJO
Creeping confonnlty by of some sort.OJ\ the end of a producers, directors and Deri~l:l0-11:40
th ~1abli hment t hi . ruggtcl looking chain. nus, press agents 1baa actOl's. A1~=(i~.,~--~~.._~.,..~-~h·~"~""=~
By TOM TITUS
Of llM Daily "'°' Sti ll
Name a city in Orange County and the odds are
pretty good it's represented by a community theater.
Thumbing down the list alphabetically, you ~an
fi.nd little theater groups in Costa Mesa. Fullerton. (,ar·
den Grove, Huntington Beach, L::i~una Beach. Newport
Beach. Orange. San C:lemenlc, Santa .Ana. Tustin anci
Westminster. Even th e newborn•community of Mission
Viejo has its own. band of amaleu.r thespians.
And it's th1s situation that's beginn1ng to get under
'Iguana'
Set for·
Fullerton
e s 0 ppie he swears, la u far ._ he workiftg actor usually .play11~ raiment will force t h e , will go clean-S'haveo roles. flower children to go the · · clean-cut route as t b e But ~ the next party . he But when performers are
vanguard ol the power sees his agent weanng between pictures, th e
structure climbe into the thonged footwear and a ~aver crows and. It's hippie
hinpie bag. Nehru jacJcet. time all o~er again. .
T~e cutting edge o[ ma!e t So lhfe !~s arilonhghwithbetb~t. .10:!~re~lvpae ith~~. re~~:~ rasi'uon cire the cats in oo. '"' s c . e gins _
movies and television, man. with a modified. Nehru [c-• coUT -• • "" sr. Trend setters. before final~y wor~g up ta ,... the reaJ thing. Finally, ne lncr~asingly, . "!e~ a.re. ends up \Vlth aide~rfs,1,jBlfii .. ~m.f becoming more difficu~t to turtleneck, Nehru jacket."
separate .from tb~ Haight· pendant, aandala a.ad tigbt CONTINUOUI T09AY •
Ashbury 1 n h a b i t a n t. s . pants _ iodt,ftinguishablel SUNDAY PIOM 1l:Jt Granted they aren't bJowing the skin of one Mark Wood. You see, he lives in Foun· The final produC'hon of the
lain Valley. ' Fullerton Footiighters' 1968, their minds with LSD or Now Fountain Valley has done some growing in season. Tennessee Williams'
the past few years -in fact. at tis present nose count "The Night of the ~guana."
of 25,000 plus souls,· it's twice the size of L~gttna ~each. will open a three-weekend
And Laguna's community theater is the biggest ID the run on May 24 at the
county. Muckenthaler Ce nt er in
speed -maybe a little pot M lod 1 _ d -but it's the threads they e yui_ n
wear and Uke the hair that
is sprouting out all over.
ALL OF WHICH MIGHT appear to bode w~ll f~r
eslablishment of c. playhou se in th e Valley. \~h1ch ts
exacUy what Wood and a few others a re pushing for.
,,..But they're havi ng thei r problc-ms. ,
For one thing. there set'mi; to be no pl;:ice lo put 1l.
"We've been lookin~ £1,1· a placP lo p11t on a play
Fver s111c.:e last summer," reports Wood, a 33-yea r-old
drama teacher at Fountain V;:illey Hi~h School. "We've
got a group with ahout 20 acllve members. but we JUSl
can't find a place to perfo rm."
Wood organized the Fountain Valley Little Theater
nearly a year ago as part of the Founta1~ Valley ~rts
Association, an outgrowth of the city s recreation
department.
This was the formul a follo wed by drama groups
in Cost.a Mesa and Fullerton with impressive res ults.
The <;osta Mesa Civic Playhouse and the Fullerton
Footlighters are two of the county's most active ama-
teur producing organizations.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, HOWEVER, is a newer
community and one which has grown up in the shadow
Jf its sizeable neighbo r, Huntington Beach. . And l~('
Vall ey's theatrical talent. has naturally gravi tated tn
the direction of the Huntington Beach Playhouse, an-
other most successful operation.
"Other groups in a community that's been around
for a while can find the space for a theater." Wood
comments, noting that the· Huntington Beach ,.PJay-
house's present quarters were a gift of the Huntington
Eeach Company.
''We thought of -renting a vacant store. but that fell
!'trough. Then w~ l?Oked at some chu.rch~s. but no~e
'·as suitable. Buildings are hard to fin d in Fountam
\'all ey."
There is. of course, Wood's place of employment.
\'alley High. but this could be utilized only dur\ng the
•.:unmer. And the Utt.le theater group may wind t~p
t'\ere as a last resort. Meanwhile, its members will
·~till be looking fo r a potential community theater
bujldinj?.
THE FOUNTAIN VALLEY Little Theater, though
still in its embryo stage, actually has one play to its
credit - a one-act performed last summer for the
Friends of the Library tilled, appropriately, "The Li-
brary Open Hours.".
That was enough to start the group's members
th inking about organizing a full..fledged community
theater group, but to date the idea is still on the draw-
ing boards.
"Once we get started. we ought to be able to carry
ourselves along," Wood maintalns. "We've already
chosen our fir st p1ay if we can ever fin d a place to
stage it."
The name of the play? "Sunday in New York."
which just happens to be the leadoff selection at. the
Huntington Beach Playhouse next season. Ah. well.
That's show business.
* * * RIVERSIDE'S ANNUAL Southern California Tou r-
nament of One-act P lays, bei ng staged this weekend.
has drawn three entries from Orange Coast community
theater groups. two of which are just completing their
first year in the business.
Fullerton.
Dig? .
You go to a party these
days and wliat do you find
among ttle actors, agents.
Writers, producers, direc·
tors and press agents?
Answer: the hippie in·
fluence.
Marlon Brando. To n y sea$on. ··Anita Malk. who Curtis. Rod Steiger. 1'eb
played opposite Hart in -Alpert, among a few score
"The Tiger" at Fullerton others, pop up at parties
last year wiU portray Max-with long sideburns, Nehru
ine. owner of a· run down jackets, ti~t pants, pen-
Playi ng the lead ing role of
the defrocked minister will
be Alan Hart, who &tarred
1n "Luv" at the Oran~e
St11cho Theat('r earlier this
. danta dangling from chah" Mexican res?rt. and-or beads.
Karen Freitas as Hannah · · Turt~ dress ·shirt.s
heads the supporting ca6t have become commonplace.
which includes Bra<i Miller, Long hair is the mode. San·
J i m N o a c k • L e n n I e daJs are in. · It's not that Hollywood V_i 11 ago m e z.' Armand mates have jumped into ex·
V1Uagomez. Ne~J Kleven. treme mens' wear (ashion•
Bobbi Aller and Natalie all in one leap. The transi·
Barii;h. tion 11 made gr~ally as
D i r e c t e d by Lee the individuai weighs bis ap·
Hollenbeck. "Iguana" ,,.,iU pearanc'e in the Jnitror and tn the eyes of female ac-he · staged Fridays and quaintances.
Saturdays through June 8 at He aJso is wary of what
the center. 119 Buena Vista the bther guys will say. Driv~~Jullerton. Reserva-So It begins by letting the
tion.t'are now svailable at sideburns creep 1 o w e r 52~. toward the ear lobe day by
Two Shows
Don't Sweat
Bill Cullen
By JACK GA VER
day. Soon. the bidding in-guy
has a full set of burns ac·
quired with little or no
notice.
Thus emboldened. he slips
on a t.u rtleneck. The next
QUEENIE
Gets Circus
Next Month
ers.
A special tittraction will AUDREY
be a girt balancing on t h e HEPBURN
top of a 1(1()..foot pole which. ALAN
in turn is ba:lam:ed on the[. ARKIN rore~ead o~ her partMr . RICHARD a5tr1de a unicycle.
Tickeis for the circus will CAENNA
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Last night th e Rancho Community Players nf Mii;-
s1on Viejo p11t "" their production of ''The Game of
Chess." while :onight the Shaw Players of Orange
County will present "Hello Out There." Both groups
were seen in the .orange County Footlight Festival with
different productions.
Sunday the La~una Playhouse. an C'ld timer in the
festival competition. will offer 6cenes from "Or pheus
Descendj ng.'' directed by Marthella Randall. Th e aW:.rds
win be given out after Sunday's competition.
the run -through before air ~ ~ .--,,.,...,.. 1•'-· ",,..· ~ .. " "°'" ,......... t ~ ~~:-.. A staU member does ''That's very sweet ot JOU. bat 1 don't feel like ~ il! ti I i (
The video-taping of pro-___ atrikin __ · ...:':_up:_a_co_n_.-_•_tio_n_ric..::._h_t_now __ .'_' ---~========='! ...... llllA1W gtams is, of course, the 111ew lfwtl At ....
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Scholarship Concert
Sche~uled at College
The third annual Sholund
Scholarship Concert a t
Chapman Oollege in Orange
will be presented Sunday.
May 19. at 8:15 p.m. in the
cone~ auditorium.
The Chapman C o l l e g .,
Co n cer t Cho ir an d
Orchestra, conducted by
William D. Hall. assistant
prof('!lsor of music. w1U
present two choral works -
the "Te Deum" by the nine·
teenth century A u s t r I a n
compo!'er Halsey Stevens.
Tickets for t he concert
may be purchased at th('
door. AU proceeds will go tn
t h e S h o l u nd Mu sic
Scholr.rship Fund. 1
such a lazy life.
"The day I taped six
'Emphasis' spots for r&dio,"
he expl~. "Then, alter a
cup of coffee, I did three
'Eye Guess' shows in. one
spasm. When I'm away for
a month at a time, I simply
tape s.head the programs
needed to keep the show
goi ng while I'm away."
During tilt fall and winter,
Cullen works Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons and,
occasiooally. for a.a b'our or
so on Thursdays. In tbe
summer, he wor ks only on
Tuesday and Wednesd.ty
afternoons .
"I love thoH five-day
'weekends'," CUUen com-
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COSTA MESA HIGH'S DAVE SOBOLEWSKI (10) WATCHES FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S MARK ALLEGREZZ~ STEAM AROUND THIRD BASE AND APPLY TAG FOR O~T IN FRfDAY'S TITLE GAME (story pa9.1.13~
Sport• in Brief Split With Minnesota Twins
•,•
> 111 Ken Boyer to Dodgers; Twin Bill Rank~ .. AD.gels' . ., . ,. Troy Drops Stanford, 4-3
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LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles
Dodgers. hoping t-0 beef up their hit-
ting, Friday signed veteran Ken
Boyer. who several days ago was un-
conditionally released by the Chicago
WMe Sox.
Jans of winning the coalerence cbam·
plon1hJp.
As Stranger Than Fiction
General Manager E. J . "Burtie"
Bavasi said Boyer. who will be :rt May
20. will be used primarily as a pinch
hitter.
To make room for Boyer, the
Dodgers optioned outfielder Cleo
James to Spokane.
Boyer was brilliant at third wittl
the Cardinals from l!Y.>S to 1965.
Through 1967, Boyer's lifetime bat-
ting average was .289. He was the Na-
tional League's Most Valuable Player
In 1964. Boyer played on 10 All-Star teams
and starred for the Cardinals in the
1964 World Series, hitting a grand
slam home run. ..... ..... .....
LOS ANGELES -S o u t h e r n
California 1cored two runt Jn the
t!lgbth Inning on Pat Kaebner'1 double
to defeat Stanford 4-3 Friday in
PaclOc-8 b&1eb1H action.
Vlctory virtually a11ure1 the Tro-
Versalles'
Error Ruins
Dodgers, 2-1
ATLANTA (AP) -Shortstop Zoilo
Versalles' error with the bases loaded
in the sevnth Inning let. In Sonny
Jackson with the tie-breaking run. giv-
ing the Atlanta Braves a 2·1 victory
over Los Angeles Friday nlght.
The Braves chased Dodger starter
Don Drysdale In the seventh with con-
secutive singles by Clete Boyer and
Jackson. John Billingham then took
over and got a fette out.
Pitcher Ken Jomson followed by
sacrificing the runners to.second and
third, and FelllJe Alou was in-
tentionally walked •.
Felix Millan then hit a grounder that
Versalles bobbled. and Jackson
scored.
Atlant. scored In the fourth when
Millam came In on Tito Francona's in·
field roller.
Los Angeles tied it In the sixih on
Dryldale's secood single. a hit by Wes
f'arbr, a bunt and I aacrifice fly by
WllJil' Davia.
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were Ron Drab, who (ot on because
of Stanford 1bortstop Chuck WllUams'
error, and pitcher Jim Barr, aafe on a
1acrUlce bunt. ..... ..... .....
OKLAHOMA CITY -Six Negro
members of Oklahoma C i t y
University's b a s k e t b a 11 squad
presented Coach Abe Lemons a list of
14 grievances Friday and the mentor
said he would, in turn. present his own later.
He said the grievances were more
toward his coaching than racial issues.
By RAY PLUTKO
Of Ille O•llv l'llet St•lt
ANAHEIM -Stranger games have
been played in Anaheim Stadium, but
Frid•ay night's doubleheader between
the Aniels and the Minnesota Twins
has to rank with the best ;,! tfiem.
It appeared the Angels were en
route to a sweep of tileir set with the
Twins after winning the opener 3--0,
Ex-Trojan Star
but bile Haloe bad to settle for a share
cf the credit signs on the evening
when the Twkls salvaged the error-
plagued nightcap, 6-5.
Nine of the 11 tallies in the second
outing were oi lt.e u~arned variety,
but it was Tony Oliva's two-run homer
in the eigtlth Inning that proved the
margin of dUCerence.
Ma.Dager Bill Rigney's club spotted
"I told them they can do one of two
things," he related. "Get me fired or
transfer.'' ..... ..... ..... USC Hires Willie Brown
LOS ANGELES-CaWornla's Dave
Hagen hit a two-run homer wttb two
away In tbe 19th lnnJng Friday to gJve
Cal a 4-% Paclfic·8 baseball victory
over UCLA. ..... ..... .....
As First Negro Coach
MILWAUKEE. Wis. -Vince Lom-
bardi, insisting he would remain the
fulltime general manager of the world
champion football Green Bay Packers,
joined the management team Friday
of a corporation specializing in inner
city development.
"Nothing has changed as far as
Green Bay is concerned." said Lom-
bardi. "I'll still run the Packers." .... ..... ....
MONTREAL -The Montreal Cana-
dlan1, 1eek1ng to ring down the curtain
on the long National H~key League
aeaton by dlnchlng the Stanley Cup
championship today against St. Louis. ..... .... .... .
MADRID, Spain -Pedro Rodriguez
of Mexico drove his BRM around
Madrid's twisting Jarama clrcuJt Fri-
day at 87.06 miles an hour. It is the
fastest lap ever recorded by a
Formula One car.
The Mexicali's lap was the highlight
of the first round of trials for Sunday's
Spanish Grand Prix. the second
Formula One race or the year in the
world championships. ..... ..... .....
SAN DIEGO -The long-awaited
c1811a of the Los Angeles Wolves and
the San Diego Toros takH place here
SUnday aftunoon In Balboa Stadium.
Klstoff will be ..,.m.
L_ _.:a
AquatiC!s Queen
Marsha Bennett, 18, of Los
Alamitos has been elected to
serve as Miss ·California Sea
Festival for August aquatic
competitions in Long Beach.
Her father (Ken) lives in La-
guna Beach. Miss Bennett
hopes lo be a golf P.ro and cur·
renUy "handicaps ' 36-22-36.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
University of Southern California an-
nounced Friday the appointment of
Willie Brown. a former star football
and baseball player at the school as an
assistant coach in both sports.
He is the first Negro named to the
coaching staff.
Athletic Director Jess Hill said in a
statement:
"We have felt a need exlsted at the
University of Southern California for
another assistant football coach and
an assistant baseball coach.
"Willie Brown is well qualilied in
both of these areas and we feel be will
be a most capable addition to our
coaching staff."
Brown graduated in 1960 Crom Long
Beach Poly High School where M
earned regional honors ill football.
At Southern Calr Brown earned
three varsity letters in both football
and baseball and played on national
coUegiate championship teams in both
sports.
He was the leading ground gainer as
a halfback on the 1962 team which
under coach John McKay went un-
defeated in 11. games, lncl~ng the·
Rose Bowl victory over Wisconsin.
As a center fielder Vi baseball, Brown
Two Area Coaehes Quit
GIVES UP POST
IHI Mallt
Mills , Thurmun Prefer Clmsroom
By GLENN WRITE
Of"" 09'IY,... ....
Two Orange Coast area men resigned coecblng positions following Fri·
day's baseball season linales, the DAILY PILOT learned excll&Sjvely today.
Bill Mills quit alter two years as varsit)' chief at Fountaih Valley High
School and Brad Thurman wra pped up bis two-campaign career as head coach
for Corona del Mar .
Mills ended his tour of duty on a &otinl note as the Barons dropped a
S-0 verdict to Costa Mesa. .
For Thurman it was :i ·more pleuant conclUion u his Sea Kini• dum~ ed ~stancia, 4-l. · •
Mills is also qiii\ttng as Cee football coach. He pkled Fountabl Valley
• to the lrvtne League crown in 1967 and bid a falltutic record of DOC IUITell· deri.ng a point defensively. •
He came to Fountain Valley from MariDa wban be aerved four yeen
as jayvee coach. Prior to that he tutored at Duarte Klgb and UCLA. His rea-
son for leaving sPQrts Is to concentrate oo elasrroom work.
• Thurman gave the same motive for tndinC JdJ athletic chorea at Corona del Mar.
He was a junior vatAity mentor before stepping up to the varsity •poll
Ntltl'ler school has onooull(e<f repaace.mtnta and olficlali sald the Mlec·
tiON wUJ probably not be made until lot ......._ , ...
hit .352 on the 1963 team which won
the national UUe.
Brown was named the sohool's
outstanding back in 1962 and its most
inspirational player in 1963.
He is 15th on the all-time USC
rushing list with 1,295 yards gained in
31 games. He holds the Trojan record
for a record for a run from scrim-
mage, 93 yards as a sophomore
against Southern Methodist.
Brown, who took a fling at pro-
fessional football but was regarded as
too small, was co-captain of the 1963
football squad witb Pete Beathard.
California
Cowboy _Takes
Lead in Open
NEW ORLEANS. La. (AP) -
GeOt'ge Archer, 6-foot-6 ont time
California cow puncher, shot a 6-
under-par 65 Friday and took a one.
stroke lead after 36 holea in the
Sl00.000 Greater New Orleans Open
Golf tournameot. He bad a two round
total of 134.
"I made some good putta," was
Archer's matter-of-fact comme.nt after,
he completed his round over the S,980-
yard course.
Hot oo Archer's heela wu Miller
Barber, the Texas· tour vet,tran.
Barber. winner of the Byron NellOft
Classic two weeks ago. bad a M and
stood at 135, seven strokes under
regulation.
Deadlocked at 13e were Garf
Plafet", the South Atrloln l.anner;
Tom Weiskopf, top mooey winner on
this year'1 PGA circuit: and Dave
stockton, another Californian.
Archer. who WOJJ the Pensacola
Open ear.lier this year ii the toar'a No.
3 money winner with more Ulan
'54,000.
Barber ia rl&ht bebiod him on the
money lilt witlb •amino of near!)' sa.2,000. .
Archer'• u birdies -bl.I only bote1 in two Q)ta came tn the flnt
' rouDd -mcloded oae at No .. 14 and 41
feet out.
He Wiiied a to-footer at No. 1 to
sWt his ab clicking for tile day.
Barber a1'o had sb blrdJe1, none.
from more than 10 feet. but bo1ey~
No. 14 wtleo he two-putted from six
~t:J_oin& peat the P:Mll oa bis
the Twins a four.run advant.ap in
that encounter, but battled back.with
a four-run uprising and then ~
"4lat appeared lo be the winninj'.,run
in the se~ntb on a three base tfuvw.
ing error by Twins' second~
Rod Carew.
However. it was the fourth .j.
that ,hiad the 21,270 fam buzzj.ng -
both clubs scoring four times and log-
ging their feats with just one~~. -
John RAseboro's steal of heme'~ll~ted ttte Twins' run surge,~.while
Ed Kirkpatrick's two nm pincb-00,..,er
C protested) countered matters ~0.,:.)tie
An gels. •
Manager Cal Enner of the .1\tins
played the second game under Jl'l'O-
test -claiming Kirkpatrick cOOJr,not
Angel Slate
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he brought directly into tile g.ne
from the bullpen during the course
of an iMing.
Southpaw George Brunet tossed a
two-hitter for ltle Anf(els' win in· the
opener -the first shut out by the
Halos this season.
Minnesota and the Angels go at It
again this evening. with Sammy Ellis
(1-4) on the mound for Rigney's club
an.d Jim Perry (4-2) on tbe firing UM
for the Twins.
SW1"!1~'s 1 p.m. outing closes out
ttte current borne st.and for the Aagels,
with a special Mottler's Day ad~lon
price of f7 also admitting the bearer
to Disneyland at no extra ohargi.
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UCI FRESHMAN
6TH IN CLASSIC
VENruRA -Freshman golfer Bob-
by Allen sparked UC trae ln
Friday's Soutbmi C a 11 for o I a
Intercollegiate g o l f cbampiOlllbtpa 1tafed here. •
Allen carded a nifty 75-74 to fklish
1ixt.b out of a field of 123 coUtgians
repretenting Southland coDeg• and
universities. >-.v
On11 a milled birdie pitt C1M tbe
ftnal hOlt prevented Allen froanlOY•
Ing into a tie for fourth place. ..
cat St.te, Los Angeles, J>laced...two
men among the top fJve to elsu1.wre9t
the team ~mplonsl'l&P from the otheT
20 parUopanta, among Wbom ftrt
USC .and UCLA.
All I I en came to the Ante•ter• from
C...scenta Valley Hlgh ScbooL ., .
QUT AT PL' : :-at· the plate
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·QUT AT PLATE -Costa Mesa High batting hero Robb Macarelli is called out
:>-afthe plate by the umpire (hand seen at left) while Fountain Valley catdter
.Mark Allegrezza guards the bue line in Friday afternoon's Irvine League cru-
cial. Macarelll drove in two nms for the Mustangs.
Bane Puts Lions in Running
For Crown With. 2-0 Victory
~ iSY STEVE ECKOVICH .!..'':~ Of 111e Dlllr ,.... ltelf
Ed Bane to.aed a two-bit
shutout ~m a I a l n s t
Altaheim Friday afternoon to propell Westminttft's
•-vamty bueball Dine to
·within half a game of the · 'Sun.et League lead as the
-''lJOQIJ downed the Colonists,
2-01 OD tbe wtnnerl' dla·
· rrtond. .. Also Friday, host Newport
· )'!elded only two bita but
dropped a 2-0 verdict to
' Matina'• Vltiog1.
. And Santa Ana downed
•'Hbntington Beach by a 2-0
· · count making three of the
four Suuet ti& 2.o affairs.
Bane "nt the distance
$)d allowed only. two b~ls
'U> leave the infield while
Standings
Baseball
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fanning Dine Colonists and
welkin« only two.
He also drove in the Uons
second run with a sacrifice
.(ly in~ second.
Greg Weiler, the other
hall of Friday's invincible
battery, scored the winners'
first run in the second after
lofting a ball over the left
fielder's head for a triple
and racing home with initial
tally on a wild pitch.
Teammate Ron Mayeda
then punched a.n infield bit
down the third bese line,
followed by a walk to Will
M'cCartney and a bunt base
hit by Jim Hogm to load the
bMee 8Dd set the stage ofr
Bane's sacrifiee Oy.
Westminster threatened to
fatten th.e bulge in tbe fifth
after Mayeda collected bis
sec(l)(f single of the day and
was advanced to third by
Jim Hogan who rolled the
ball up the first-base
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chalkline for a double.
But the Lions' two runs In
the second and Bane's
strong left arm were all the
advantage they needed to
register the win.
Westminster now sports a
1().3 league record while
Anaheim claims a 10.2-1
record, the tie coming after
a 19 inning marathon with
Santa Ana that was finally
called because the sprink-
lers went on.
If Westminlter set.a Mide
Marina next Tuesday, the
Anaheim-Santa Ana game
will have to be replayed to
determine the league cN!m·
piooship.
"I knew we'd have to beat
at least one of the big clubs
(Anaheim and Santa Ana) to
be a representative team"
remarked Lion tutor Frank
Mu~ but now that they've
done that they must get by
lowly Marina and cross
thdr fingers.
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-~ Vle)I 7, "-& (II In-
•' ~4Vl"9 , .. , ,. ·~·.,..... 4 .... Qlmenle 2 .••f! • T ..... ._
• It MedlM et '-'11111 II '·"'· l
Sparta Calendar b
Wefteeda7
Golf -Estanda at Loera
(2).
Track S o u t h er n
Callfornia JC Prtllms at
Cm'h
TennJs State J C
Tournament et Mt. SAC (10
a.m.) ,.. .... ,
TtMis S&&te J c
Tounwnem. Ml. SAC (10 a.m.)
Golf -E.tanc1a at Foun·
ta1n Valley (2).
FrldaJ
TftlllU -Irvine League
pla7off1 at Costa Mesa,
~ JC Toummlent at Mt.
SAC (10 a.m.)
Golf -Westmlnster at
Marina, Huntington at
Newport (both at 2).
Traci -CJF semJ-ffnals at Cerritol (5:45)
Basei.11-CIF playoffs
:~·~Prep Jumps 25-10
I' t
\
~. May 11, 1%8 DAJLY PILOT J:J
~~.Shares Irvine Title.
-By BAY PLt.mm ..... E ... COit.a M..a H Sdlooi'1
Vll'lltJ bMebaU didn't e~ make wlth the
Dnllic Glfenaively Friday
afternoon, but the MllSWlgs
did have a "Whistler" in the
ranks.
Southpaw Roger Whiltler
wu the man making with
the lilt tune and be went
about his work in im·
presslve {asbk>n, pacing the
hott Mustang1 to a 5--0 win
over Fouotato Valley and a
abare of the Irvine Lea&ue
crown.
Co'cb Bob Parson•' en-trant and the Loara Suon.1
.were decllred co-<:hampioos oa tbe strqtb of &heir 114
slates, ~ Uley sUll have a and no outa lo the fo\U'tb, lecooda lat.er wbeo left ~ntrontation Temainlng to bat retlted the nut three fielder Dave Parker let the
settle leaaue berUu in the batters on a pop-up iii front ball roll \.mder his ilove for
upcomJ.oa CJF playoffs. ol the mound, a grounder an error.
'nley will stage tbat en· back to the boz and a called Joe Ramirez and Mike
counter at 3:15 p.m. Tuea third strlU. Paul, the No. 3 and No. t
da,y, meetiltg at the Santa But the Mustangs were hitters in the MU6tangs'
Ana College diamond with home free as early as the lineup, went first-ball sw-
the winner going as the second inning when left-ban-inglng in the sixth and
loop's No. 1 club and the · der Ken Davia of Fountain retpODded with singles to ig-
loaer taking lecond best in Valley walked three con-llite lll'IGtller rally. ·
tbe post-season pairings. secutive bat1ers oo 3-2 of-Ramire&, wbo worked his
Whistler waa the man who ferlngs. way to third on Paul's sale.
made Tuesday's outin g Davis then attempted to ty, was picked off base by
poasible as the six-footer cro11 Robb Marcarelll with catcher Mart Allegrezza but
came through with four in· a change curve, but the a walk to Tom King bad the
Dings ol clut.cb relief work in ~ swinger, w b o Mustangs knocklog at the
living the MuM.anga the wears No. 9, lofted the ball scoring door again.
aeries sweep over t h e down tbe line in left lot a ' Cotta Mesa then parlayed
Barons. double. .a throwin1 error J>y third
Whistler came on wi~t • Two runs •coted easily on· aackm-Bob Wilkerson IQd
runners at first and Hcood tile. bit and a third followed the m1JMd laUend of a dou·
bJe play (at first) to puab
across lb pldr at iDIUrance
tallies. '
Both chd.11 managed but nve safeties in tbe contest.
-· Prep Stvl•fest
National Marks
• in CIF Smashed
By ROGER CARIM>N
Of ... Dlltlr """ .....
BEVERLY HILLS-Frank
Heckl of Lynwood High set
two national interscbolutic
records Friday night in the
CIF swimming and diving
championahips at Beverly
Hills High School.
An overflow tm<mg o( 2,500
fans gaw the Lynwood flMb
a ttanding ovation after each
effort.
He broke DOo Scholland·
er'• mark of 1:~.6 in the 200
freestyle with a 1:42.9 clock·
ing and then blazed to a 46.3
in the 100 free to snap the
standard ol 46.6 set by Steve
Clark of Los Altos and Bob
Jamison of Santa Clara.
All in a"1 seven ClF rec-
Sea Kings
Win, ~-1 ;
LB Bows
Corona del Mar JU&h wound up ttie 1988 Irvine
League on a happy tune as
the Sea Kings f81hioned a 5·
1 victory over v i s i t in g
Estancia Friday afternoon .
Meanwhile, Laguna Beach
cl06ed the door on the
CrestTlew campaign b y
bowing to Mission Viejo, H
in 11 innings, on the latter's
grou.oda.
Bob Coolant pitched a
two-blu.t llld drove in a
pair ol nma to spark Corona
del Mar. Mate Mark Mooney
helped out with a double in
the Sea King fourth iMing,
sendin& in the other two
ta Wea.
arda !ell along with Heck!'• t1fO national standards.
Costa Mesa's Chri8 Gam·
mon was the lone winner
from the Orange Coast area,
with a CIF record setting·
time of 54.3 in the Bee 100
fly.
His efforts paced coach
Don Ulter'1 Me.a crew to a
second place finish in the
Bee divlaion behind champ.
ion Downey.
Arcadia won varsity hon·
ors as expected, with wins
in both relays. more than
enough for the champiooehjp.
VtrsllY
200 medltY rtlay -1. Arudl1 1·42.2
7. Wlbon t:•n 3. NewPOrl l:•U 4. Burbank S. P1tos V~rdts.
100 frff -I. Htdll (Lynwood) 1:0 .f lnallonal rtcordl 1. Gt11ftr tLat-1
1:.16.S 3. Tie bel'Wffn Loven IArcadl•I Md ThomPMlft (Soulh Hiiis) I :O.• S • McConlca tBuenal. 50 tree -1. ,,.,.y (Sunny Hllll) !U
7. PlnlGft IBurrOUlllsl :12.1 3. l'ulter (!I
Segundo 2U 4. 0-ldlel\ (-11>1)
23 o 5. lournt (C.lllornta l &.. II-rs
<Newport) 1l J. 200 lndlvldual medley -I. Hiii IRA)
1:57.3 (CIF rtcOfd) 2. ForouM>n (Bur· bank 2:01 • 3 furnlS> (Foolhllll 2:01.5
4, Graham (Arwohelml i. fMoiJ'I (Ar·
udla).
OMIW -I. Wlbon IRolllN Hlllll :ltl.00 2. Rosan IHooverl JS7.7S 3 . ~ (SLOI 301.40 •· M<F1tlend
(Burrouefltl S, Llnlor (IC'"""").
• 100 fly -1. H.111 (llAI SU 2. C-eron (La H1bral 52.6 3, Orr (Sen Gal>-
rlell A f •. Olfftlmln <•-I s. Swen_, (Wb .. rnl.
1• ,_ -'· _, ~y--) ,.., ,...,,_, -•I I. ClrlY ISu!lllY Hiiis) 47.J 3. !"'-(B-1111 41.1 4, Tie llff#Nft ...,.._. (M¥1rl •Ml Corr ... 11
rB-... ~ '· LI Bl•n« (Newport)
Winning Team at SACC
The happy combination (left to right) of Mrs. Harry Martin (Santa Ana CC),
Mrs. James Taylor (Irvine Coast) Mrs. Robert Ewing (Mesa Verde) and Mra.
Virginia Wall (Palos Verdes) fired a low net of 137 to win the l~player Jst an·
nual member·3 guests invitational on Thursday at Santa Ana Country Club. '°i~ b9c:k -1. Cemtrbell (Arcldlal 5',6 7. ,.,._ (Burbank) .SU 3.
B•-(Mornll) SU 4. Tie ~
o.o.-(E.dllnc:l1l i nd H1illkl (l ur· ----------------------------------~> f~~· -!. ~nr (latrwocdl
3:47.2 2. ~ (Arcadlal l :'°.l 3.
Furniss IFoolllllll 3:,.,,6 •. McConlca (I-) a. Kirk (lau.-nl.
1CO llnetl -I. Smith (Butn1l l :03.0
2. MllMa (Senta Monica) !:13.4 3. M8Y..._ IMornlnosldtl 1:04.l 4. 0.-.. ,..,_,,.,, 5. Smtih (El S.
":°~ ........ -I. Arcldll 2:21.A 2. c-dll IMr 2:11.I 1 ~ J:22.S
4. F~::" .!,,.~~~di• 4SVJ, Burbenk
22\li, "'-U, New!>Orl II.
'Race Reszilts
100 l'Ndlly rele~ I. Oowrwv !:4C.7 HOLLYWOOO l'ARlt RISULTI TIME -! .• 4/S.
2. Corri Ml9I l:'6.I 1 ~II 1:4.1 FlllDAY, MAY lt. IHI NO SCRATCMIS.
•.~,,:.•·~';'.'"Mo,,~, COowfte\ol Loara's Steve Smith spun "'"" uce -' lur!onts. 3 vH r ""™ RACE -M/!f m11es fllllts
I !1.2 (CIF record) 1. Burn. (RolAlll a two-hitter Friday night tQ = ~1='1&· :~r::..:::r· =Mm:s:o~·-rs •Id IM .... Clllmln~
>illlsl l:St.J 3. lentl (Covina) A. Sut-_\ 27.00 It.it I 80 Ktll CW HarmilJI 21.ot 11. .. UO
""'" II'~> s. kn-IGdMl stop Mt•gnolla and preserve AINn Di nu c0onu1ez1 5.eo uo Et1w1nc11 Meld 1v11tMit111 u.oe 1.tt 1 '~1,:.... _ 1. Oh-~·hl 1~111r•enl ".2 "'""' "°'1 IW Harrlsl 1·00 Phvlfs ""'9ennan IJ Lemkll UO
1 i:~i ,....,. 0;;;1 a. -;;,~r <":la. bis team's Irvine League co-Time -1.11 us. T tMI _ 1.o 115. E .. ie. • CflM 1ton1 1u 4. hulrNn 1.Monr ... 1a1 s. ch mpionship with Costa ~~~~'6~; w~'llOIO· con1-. HO KllATCHES.
,_. W ....... B~~'r:s1~'.:~~lt~~leY -1, Rel«Mn-bMyeSathaes tSheenti~naeXJOSn, S 1S-0Lip' peadt SECOND RACE -7 furloflt,, 3 vur o~'~,ri~ •. ~~.-;~;~/~~r':~ ym
ll M I b.!uoll <Sonora) S6.1 (CIF record) 1. old m11~-n· br~ In Calllornl1. Pur•e Do 'I Doubl M (• P1~-1 Est1ncl1 --1 -I 2 0 Kocsis IClemtnl JHS) 5'.7 3. LIPPOidt .,. • ~ • n e " ,,_.
Corona dtl Mir OOt ·401 • .....s 1 2 !Marine) 51.3 '· Feinberg IL• Oulnl•I Boysen Park, Anaheim. ~~~ ""' CJ 5ttt."' ,_ .. ,,.. ,_... stra~ Clover CM v::i1 ~= t:
c.._ ... -IO "r· 5·,oo""","~ ~ •. 'c"am'· -("-•• Mt:Ml Smith extended bis season H1w11l 1Cld (A l'IMdll 3.AO l.00 Su Lii• (J G0<u1k1) uo Ir U ll 1 "' "~· """ tr•k.in Buono C>o!Mftlc.o IW H4'rl') 6.00 TIME I.Al 3/S. T~-. , ,Jb~:,,1 '11 iiO 0 01' SU (CIF record) 2. Noell (Wt1tern) record to 10-1 WhiJe S I . g TIME -1.n 3/5 NO SC~ATCHES.
J6.0 3· Limbert IGltndor•I 5"· •. Jak· out six Sentinels and tossing SCRATCHED -ICee, Dl,llnctlY. FIM llVINTH llACI -' fllrlof-. J ••Y (l'llm SPrlnosl s. Crum ll .. u.n). veer tldt. Cltlmlne. Pv,. l1IDO.
100 f"" -1. 01tmoah1 1Mm1111n1 JU four balls to only .._.., Temperec1, 01 ci.tMnt1111. w'""' "· ... <•P ......... 1 , ... 0 2. i..ndt (Noire 01mel 51.I 2. Lt ntl v .. ., Whl-<Go-Ot " 1-12 A f... ·"" '1t' P 2 • 1 , ccov11111 •·• •. Tie ....._ Heinrich Ma......i•a managed to get a OAILY DOuue. •••a...._.• Wlntt Lt• u se11er11 "·'° uo Rrr r JO t 0 !Glendon) tllO T\'Mf (l'lltlt VtrdHI. 6""" Hesrulllll S'f, ,.if t71Mt. Vlclorv 8oy (W Hermetzl I.to s,,., r. c , o 0 o 100 ..... _~ _ 1. R·1c1en11t11911 <Sonor11 man lo third, but he ended TIME -t.0• J1s. I r rt 1 t t 0 _,,.. • NO SCllATCHES. Toti s • 2: s , s ,. I (CIF record) 2. ICOQlf (ClfrMnl up ,·ust keep,ina the base TMlllO •AC• • fUr!Dnfs. ' YHr old
Im le (1) JHSI S7.t i. Bold! (Oow\wy) SU '· . -a . lftlldtn flllltt. Clelml119. Pur1t MOOO. I OHTM RAC Ont ' y
to( Aa ll H H I FtlnberW (I.I Ovlnf•) 5. LIPPOidt ,,,,... warm. H. w Ru 11 • ( w olds' Ind"'· ... n:,~ ,.::·.u..:.~r
> g & & rl':3~ :! _ 1, Burns <Rot11n1 Hiiis> Los.ra scored the lone run ~:=~1 oo..u1tz> .1uo ••;: 't,: ,.,_ 1.111c1 IDl'ltrctllUO s..o .300 I i g g l"Sl.1 2. lteftvort (Sin Mlrlnol 4:80 4, Jn the third iMfng after Fourfh Round (A f'lntdll :SM ~~lllflc C II Ir I tr "s.OO t;i::; ' I , Mor•• IDoWMYI 4:00.1 '· McLain "-orge Zeber walked nd TtME -• m. ~°''""'ta. J. lt111,.1 '·'°
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(S-rvil9l S. Sowmln (Gerdell Orwel. ~ SCllATCHED -"-'" Oree., Tiie TIME -1-24 l/S • J 100 •• - 1. F•ICO ,,.,-., B--... Bagwel.J ·'n ... t..t to 1<111M .. Lady • .v.s111. L1111e c111ru. ..... ,. ... 1~ ... Es. 0 00 I GU '· ..,_ (l(e......,,1 1: •• 4 3; ~ .. 6""" Tru1¥ Fttt. lot.N 0...Cer. ,._.. -....... "'"
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Pills, Pills at Eve ry 'FUrn~
Drugs by the Millions Are Being.Sold llkgal~y
,r By JAMES L. GODDARD, M.D.
CommlHIODer ol tbt U.S. FtOd
and Drug AdmlnlltraUoa
More than ten billion barbiturate
and amphetamlne capsules and' tableis
are. manulactured annually in the
United States. A substantial percen·
tage tX tbem are sold UWgalJy~ The U·
legal use of amphetamines and
barbiturates is one of the most tragic
upects Of the drug abuse problem.
Pilla that promise thrills sometimes
letd to setloos crime and often to
permanent pbydctl or psychological
damage.
Tbe parents of two West Virginia
boy1 thought their sons were safe
from the drug abuse t>robletn, but they
were mistaken. In 1964, these boys, 18
and 21 yeal'I old. began a crime spree
tbat took them across five states and
ended with their being sentenced to
die in the electric chair. They had
been using amphetamines for years
and contmuosu}y for three months.
IN FEBRUARY 1985, three youths,
two age 16 and one 17, assaulted a 68-
year-old man on a a»cago street and
fired 11 bullets into his body. Their
motive was robbery: they found $11.
When apprehended, they admitted
being under the influence o f
barbiturates. They said the money
was needed to buy more pllla.
These crimes were not com.mltted
because of addiction to narcotics.
(Narcotics inchlde opium, morphine,
heroin, coca leaves, or any chemically
produced version ol these.) They were
committed under the influence of an
excessive use oC illegally obtained non-
narcotic drugs -barbiturates and
amphetamines.
There are three classes of non·
narcotic drugs that have in them the
potential for hanning . the user and
others as ·well. They are stimulants
(ampbetamines). depressant s
(barbiturates), and hallucinogenic
drugs. The . first two are used
.legitimately for medical purposes; the
thlrd ts used experimentally for
limited research with mental patients.
PROBLEMS frequently arise either
from careless misuse, or overuse of
prescribed drugs, but still more often
from the abuSt! of drugs -that i"S, the
use of drugs for non-medical purposes.
The use of amphetamines and
barbiturates is even more widespread
than the use of narcotics -and just as
tragic in many instances. lt is even
more insidious because it involves the
"nice" drugs -the innocent-looking
little 1'l1s or capsules that the )ilysi·
cian frequently prescribes for the pa·
tient who has experienced rising
tensioos over the years. Sometimes
the physician may perscribe an
amphetamine or barbiturate to help
an Individual handle a crisis or an
emotional upset.
Sometimes studenta take stimulants
in order to keep awake while cram·
ming for an examination or to help
generate excitement before a big
game. Users of "pep pills" usually
don't know that the drug can bring on
sleeplessness to the extent that one
baa badly impaired judgment, ex-
cessive nervowness, and e v e n
hallucinations. Most important is the
fact that the user may be "hooked"
through repeated use, making him
dependen~ on the drugs, with truly-
<lev~atinlJ. results. Experiments for
ldcks and thtills .. lead straight
downhill, unless &topped ccqp1etely by
the young people themselves or
through the efforts of alert and
watchful parents .
EVrDENCE OF DRUG abuse by
college students is Increasing -not at
every college. not in all geographical
areas -enough evidenee to concern
the Food and Drug Adrrtinlstration and
thousands of parents who. usuaJly for
the first time, relinquish person.if con-
trol of their children when they leave
home for college.
Eac~ experience of t a Jc I n g
stimulating drugs -the ''pep pills",
or amphetamines -=-make tbe next try
a little easier. The first-timer usuallf
has a temporary feeling of euphoria,
or exhilaration, or excitement. As a
rule this feeling leads to heavier in·
dulgence, wblch lo turn proouces a
gre~ter actlvity and wakefulness.
Tilen comes the merry-g<>-round -
from the amphetamines to keep awake
a.nd "peppy" to the barbiturates to
slow down and bring rest and sleep. A
repeat ol the cyc&e followt -until an
actual dependence on drugs Is
established. The "habit". And finally,
true addiction to the barbiturate
-"'drug1.
DRUGS, when prescribed by a
Bello There, All ol Y ou:
How to Confer ·by Phone·
By JACK CRAEMER
Marla l.Ddepelldea&.Jearaal
One of the wonders of this electronic
age is the "conference call"
Tlleoretically, it saves vaat amounts
of valuable business executives' time
and adds to business efficiency by
hastening the d e c J s i o n • making
process.
Here's the way 1t worb:
Not Jong after you come to work in
the morning, you an1Wer lbe phone
and hear the operator explain that she
ls arranging ·a conference call with
Mr. X in Pasadena (or some other
such unlikely place.) "Please stanl
by," she asks, "for the conference call
at 10:30.''
That sbootJ the quick trip to the
bank you had planned tor right after it
opens. It's too risky. You mJght get
hung up and not be back in time for
the conference call.
TEN·THIRTY come9 and goes
without a ring of the phone. So does
10:45. Finally it rlngs.
0 Stand by for your conference call."
says the operator, followed by "click"
and dead sllence.
After several minutes, t h e
operator's voice returns. "l'm sorry
fOt' the delay; I'm having trouble
reaching one of the parties."
There follows another long wait.
Then, finally:
"Ready oo your conference call."
After dicking and static comes the
voice from Pasadena asking, "Are we
aD on?"
"Yeah, rm here," says a new voice.
"Who's where?" asks the man from
Pasadena.
Jn awhile it Is established that the
first anonymous voice was Lrom
Riverside.
Somewhat the same routine follows
until the voices from Riverside,
S8CJ'al1lento, Berkeley and Manteca
are heard and iden~.
Finally after 15 minutes of hanging on the line, you are ready to get down
to business.
IT ISN'T VERY satisfactory. You
can't be sure who is saying what to
whom became you can't see either
speaker or person addressed.
Inevitably there are two or more
persona with the same first neme on a
conference call -as if things weren't
confused enough already. Usually two
persons try to speak at once.
The busine• turns out to be of little
coruequence and could have been
handled at least as satlslactorib' by
<.'Orrespondence (with a bit of foresight
and plannin(>. ·
The business takes only 13 minu tes.
Most of another five minutes are
consumed with goodbyes and checking
out.
ALTOGETHER, the electro nic
marvel hu kHJed a valuable hour in
the mJddle of the morning . and
prevented y~ trip to the bank. 'Ibis
was for a piece of bu.sineas that could
have been handled by reading a letter
in one minute and answering it in three minutes.
It is hard to see how anybody but
the phone company benefits from con·
ference ca!B.
However, iC the mail service geta.
much worse, we may yet be thankful
that the phone company offers con·
ference call service.
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STOCKYARDS TO THE COW PALACE?
By IJERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -And why did
Mayor AliotA>'s office double-check
recently to see 1f the Cow Palace is
available 1n August? Why, because
ol rampant rumors that the
Democrats MIOHT change their
convention site from Ohicago to
here. so angry were some over
Chi.\1a:yor Daley's "shoot to kUl"
order to his cops in dealing with
looters. Addenda: The Cow Palace
IS availabk!. But setting aside sul-
ficient hotel space at that time o(
year ls another matter. Best bet:
The Demot will broil In Chicago1 but thanks fOt" thloking ol us.
' PACIFIC TEU. & TELL: The
phone strikes provided one sight out
or 1984 last weet: a lone strike:
picketing a bulldlng that corrt.alned
naught but a computer, opcraUng
as U!Ual.
l don't know how he finds oot
these things, but Chase Webb
dlscovers that the term ''Acapulco
Gold" has been regbtered in
WaaNngton -in anticipation ol the
day martjuua k legalized. 1be TV
oommercials ough~ bt something.
The Army ltill baa a language all
its otm. Pvt. Billy GaM.l. on a
bunpr' 1trtlce et the S.F. nesidlo
Arm.y Base to protest the war,
...... ·tin IOlleiuy. cioaf'tnemerit, lit,
bl WU in "admiatatrMtve HP'fl&•
laa." IA BillJ'• cue, &a Iii-black
roam nw1 a me Int ~ by
-. Still, Jt'a • 11D11oveueiif0¥tr
.... ~ "MSAlltiaft": • all· ,..... reom db I Jltbt kniDg 24 .... .,.~
TllZ BEAT GOES ON: GrNt a:a ..... l1'l>t e1 s,F. IDCemaUon&I ..
..
Airport: There's Steve McQueen.
doing a "Bullitt" scene, throwjng
himself on the ground between the
wheels o( a tax.ling Pan American
jetliner. Reporter: "Couldn' you
have used a dummy?" Steve,
brushing himsell off: "We did !"
lAJclua Beebe died none too soon. ~ newest Rolls-Royces are ar-
ri ving here min\13 that glorious
"Silver Lady" atop the radiator -
the most exalted symbol i n
motordom. She violates the Latest
safety regulatiom, and in this case
1 say "Curse you, Ralph Nader"
SUCCESSTORY: Samuel Crown-
ingburg-Amalu , doing time ' 1 n
Folson\ PrlSOn on bum check
charges, is now a r e g u I a r
colwnnist-by·mail for the Honolulu
Star-Bulletin & Advertiser. thereby
upgrading the profession con-
siderably ... Sammy. a widely·
respected coo man and demon
lover. on Ure in Folsom: "Well. I
live better, end with more pers~I
conveniences. th.an surety 90 per-
cent of the world's population.
Something 111 really w r o n g ,
lfnP"lsonment bas com~auons.
depending on your point of view. Jr
you regatii the bars es keeping you
In, you~ ~ disgruntled. But if
)'OU think about 'the ~ables
tbe)' k!!P. out. 7ou are duly com·
~ ' 4 • • Welcome to the
group. "
ADDENDUM1 • Another writer
...,., ha ... good WOQ)d be Elra
Goodman ;Who, m1ttl reeentb'. lived
In e ~ apt. cm Nob H.lll, dined
regu1-ly .tt ... belt Nltlm'ants
and abond o&bfJ' aJpa Of al·
nutnct. WtD, po0r E#a &s now
petlUOllioc for beMruptcy, 1JatJng
debts or $712,160 (among his classy
creditors: Abercrombit! & Fitch, 1. _
Magnin, The Fairmont Hotel, Sak~.
Sulks) .•. Ezra's trouble ls tnal he
wrote a book about Howard Hughes
-and when he showed Hughes the ~anuscript. Hug21es promptly sued
hlll'I for $100.000 and won. Then the
publisher, Lyle Stuart, suceessfu llv
sued poor Ezra for $10,000 for
showing Ole manuscript to Hu.l(hes
and thereby killing the book. Great
days on the literary scene? You betcha.
CAENt'ETTI: Being ~ dr:ima
crltic isn't au glamorous first ni~hts and aisle seats. Stanley
E1chelbau.m of the San Francisco
Examiner. for instance. has a
broken nose. conferred by an
amateur critic. ·
Welcome aboard: C1ss Canfie ld.
boss oC Ole mighty Harper & now
publishing empire, has hopped
aboard the Rlohard Br:nrugan
bandwagon after reading his "Trout
fishing in Ameri~" the most
chamiing book by a San F~nci.scan
since the earlr·whirly Saioyans
But would success SJ>OlJ Rl'C'hard
BrauUgan ? R.8.: "l ~ br ever
so plea.ed to find out"
STUFFED SRIRTISM: lo a re-
cent piece on the 'OS nrequ4lte, l
woodered •hat had become or that 6J>eela1 S.F. tpb1t, and of the ma~
anawen rec'd, I lOre best Ulis one
from tbe . pl~ lawyer, Wi.Illam
l.opa: '"nle trouble nattd •n
llOIDe people decided U.. dty was
too 'precloua' to bt caltd FriJco.
Y OG tDow wtl9t blippena to a man
who lna1sta OD btln& addressed as JJtm~~ ChellWWt!\y instead of
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physician for a genuine illntsl,
represent a valuabie ad bendlcial
use. Addiction can result from their
misuse or abuse. In one such iutance
an FDA inspector found that a
Pittsburgh drugstore was 1upplytng a
woman wittt barbiturates on 8
prescription wdtten ftq 1e8l'I euBer.
The woman's docfGr wu unaw•e that
the prescription wu betDI .re81Jed.
During this period the woman WM m.
volved In two accldflllta, CJM.NqUtrtnr
hospitalization. At one time, she taps..
ed into a coma and required emergen·
cy treatment.
Depressant and stimulant drugs are
being d1verted from the channela of
legitimate drug diatrJbutfon b y
organized criminal rings that booUeg
barbitura~ and ampbetam.lne drugs
on a large sea~. Some ol these rings
cover several states and deal in
millions of capsules and tabtets. Tbe
profits are ••tro nomlcal.
Amphetamines, for example, can be
purchased wholesale for less than St
per thousand pills and sold in the ii·
legal market at P> to S50 per
thousand and at retail for as much as
10 or 25 cents each.
WHAT CAN BE done about drug
abuse? Ca n the drug habit be 1kept
from spreading? Can we wipe out this
"side effect" of our great medical pro-
gress of the last few dec.ies?
EnforcemPnt of existing Federal
laws by the tood and D r u g
Administration cannot do the whole
job. The public must understand bow
to use drugs safely and effectively;
how to avoid misuse; and certainly
how to avoid the hazards of drug
abuse.
Teachers and parents can also help
our young people. It must be em-
phasized that drugs and medicines are
all potentially danger<Jlll If misused.
That is true even of vver·the~<Kmter
aspirin. It is especially true of
prescription drugs which is why they
can be bought legally only witb a doc·
tor 's prescription.
.
IN HEAL TH, science, and physical
education clasaes, especially, teachers
have the opportunity to {)resent scien·
tific facts on the eClectl of un·
nece1sary use ol drugs and to WU'n
students of the danger of talrlng drugs
just for kicks and thrills.
The FDA issues a number of
publications and makes available on
loan an exhibit on the subject of drug
abuse. Parents and teachers may
write to Food and Drug
Administration, Washington, D. C.
m>4, about these maUrials.
At home, prescription drugs -
especially the amphetamines o r
barbiturates -should not be left
where they m ay tempt
e x perimentally-minded youngsters.
Parties have sometimes ended in the
ransacking of home medicine cabinets
for these drugs. •
Evidence of drug peddling in com-
munities around the school may be an
early warning. Youngsters talking
about "bennies," ''goofballs," ' 'red
. birds," "blue heavens," ••ye 11 ow
jackets." or "co-pilots" may be giving
the first cloes to trouble.
CITIZENS SHOULD report to the
authorities anyone who possesses ii·
legally any o( these drugs -even
single capsules or tablets. The im-
portant thing here is to locate the
source and to protect youngsters from
the "pushers."
A legal and moral responsibility Is
woven Into the structure of. our socie-
ty. The drug abuse problem req_uires a
tw()-pronged attack: One ls carried out
by teachers and parents: the other is
carried out by the government Each
has a job to do: The tirst is education,
which gives young people the scientific
information they need in order to
make a voluntary decision against the
illegal use of drugs. The second is the
eofottement ol the law. which in·
volves the cooperative ellorts of in·
dlviduals and enforcement agencies on
all levels -federal, state and local.
The Drug Abuse C o n t r o 1
Am~ents provide the legal muns
to protect the public ftom the danger.
The Amendmenta provide special
penalties for distributort who sell or
give the controlled drugs to anyone un-
der 31 years of. age. 'lbe first ofJen1e
carries a $5,000 fine and a Jail "11·
tence ol up to two years. Fer aubae-
quent olfenses the penalties are a
$15,000 fine and ~P to six yn.rs ln jail.
BF.CAUSE OF tt>e c:rim.loal nature
of lDtDl *"I tramc, ... powers are
vlltelf In FOA ln\'fttlpton. Under
till ia.. tbe lnvettlpton can telJe
cou*flM drugs. sent wmrams. and arrest persons who ate eapged in U·
ltJal dnlp operations. 'nley are alto
alloWed to carry firearms for tbe fl.rat
UJM.
,,_ DeW 1.aws wtD not 1olYt the ~
blem wttbout public c:oopt!atkm.
Parenti need to be cena1.n Ul.t famll1
qpln ti su.cb dnap, oMNmd on :a=:· U't Apt --ltrlct . "dulta -,..., people aDe DMd to llecome awm't tbat cliat
._ la not a minor matter to be c-IJ ._.... lJdD fer )deb, er
IP*' t I ..... lltt tbllc to do."
Ong abale lt a dluttcr tit tbe ffT'1 Der of American life. .
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FRESHMA N
' 11& Semnler !Id Semet&er
1. Riot 101 4 Hrs. l. Dirty BooU 101 S Rn.
3 Hrs. 2. Ruuian 102 3 Hr1. a Hrs: 3. I.naurrectieD m 3 Hra.
\ii Hr ... Lab (Mob.fta19• "' Hr •.
2. Insurnctton 121
3. J\ula1ln, 101 •
._ Lab. (Biot Tedmlq..,)~
5. Political Scltnce 101 3 Hn. S. Ar1oli.TecbnlqDN • 3 Bn.
1J1Ai Rn. 12~ Bn.
SOPHO M O RE
l . PenoBal Hyglene ~ 1. Democracy (Optional) . 2 Min 2. Communiam
2. Dralt Dodging 5 Hrs 3. Civil Disobedience
3. Troop Train Delaylq 3 Hrs 4. C.D. Lab. (Sitting, Lying
2 Min.
5 Hrs.
3 Hrs.
4. Lab. (Drlft Card &urning) & Slleping In)
_ (Train Tract L}'illg) 1 Hr. 5. Composition (4-1..etter
1 Hr.
3Br1.
14 Bra.
2 Min.
5. English Composition words) 1103
(Picket Signs) llOA 3 Hrs.
u Hr•. 2 Min.
JUN I OR
1. Introduction to Free-Love 5 Hrs. l. Sandal Mending 30'l 4 Hrs.
1 Min.
1 Min.
3 Hrs.
2. Police Car Sit-In :m 2 Hn. 2. Sweatshirt ·Washing
3. Car Blll'ntng Lab. 'it Hr. 3. Barber School
4. Beard Growing 311 4 Hrs. 4. Public Speaking
5. ~'PAD" Fabrication 300 2 Hrs. 5. Public Speaking Lab.,
(Yelling & Shouting) 1 Hr.
WA Br~. 6. Rulea le Regulations for
Understanding Welfare
& Unemployment
Collection 4 Hrs.
14 Hrs.
2 Min.
SE NIOR ·
1. Job Corps Prep 401 6 Hrs.
2. Seminar (on job training
for riots) 6 Hrs.
/ 12 Hrs.
1. Seminar on Peaceful
Demonstration (lo-
cludea 1 Hr. Lab. on
Care & Handling of
deadly weapons) f Hrs.
2. Seminar on Disrespect
for Law and Order f Hrs.
12 Hrs.
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At 8p, He Sees Sclwo'ls'
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Clearly, Optimistically
By R.W. KATERNDAHL
Responding to an invitation recently
published in the DAILY PILOT, ad·
dressed primarily to tbe retired tax·
payer. I trundled two blocks over to
my neighborhood echocit Searching for
the office, I noted hundreds of metal
lockers. On arrivin~ at the office, I an·
nounced to the charming receptionist
that I was an invited guest and not an
116-year-old student. She promptly
rtplied, that, llke all bad boys, it was
necessary for her to send JDt to the
principal, so I met Mr. Willed a..ee.
For the next hour, .he~• ue the modern facilities llld a_...
th~n school in eclion. At first I saw a large electronlc
communication device, where, in the
event of d1saster, he cod! com·
munioate with every departmewt over
loud epeakers, or he could call each
station and talk by phone or by loud
speaker as circumstances demanded.
It just took a press of the button. As
we progressed down the ball. we ap-
proached and viewed a Xerox copying
machine, where the teachers could
literally reproduce hundreds of copies
in minutes.
OUR FIRST ~. in session, was
a reading""Cl"55, devoted to students
with difficulty in reading fluently. It
was amazing to me that our eotrance
created no disturbance; 1'5'.!9}5
cblldn!n glanced at us. but ~
ly continued their reading. \
l noted the modern seating provided.
Comfortable chairs with attached
writing desks. None of these old
"catch aD" desks of old, wblcb in the
~ days were loaded With cblldrem'
cast-offs. The chairs could be moved
and tbus srouped. the lt!Olllu wa. all
indirect arttficlal llglrtlq atilf It IMID·
ed to me perfect.
OUR NEXT ROOM, ~'1tle, as
•·charming young 1t\ldent wu 1ervtng
u monitor, with tbe 1eacbrr lltttag in
the back row with the ltUdent. t wu
advised that thla was a gathering of
outstanding titudenta and the monitor
1t'll the studed body ~ident. A boy
had hffll Im predeceuOr -ftll'in the clua,,.... otW amcen and t:K-Of·
ficus. J prtlUIDe.t Ida cl=aim• ed at llYiDC e...... la
public .,.._ ... u4 ID 111111 flt
her contidtnce in pubUc addrea.
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Several Orange County school dis·
trict.t recently went out of tuir way
to invite srntor citizen& -particular·
ly retired mtmbtTs of tht commimitu
-to visit their neighborhood schools.
Ont of those who took advantage of
the off tf' tDOI 86-~ear-old 1.Wscriber
R. W. Katerndahl.
soon discovered they were adept at
the new math, and I certainly was a
complete "dwnbkof{" in this subject.
The problem. on the blackboard were
a mJltery. t'lilfened for a short time,
but my qo W8I not uplifted by sucb
f111111tr attention .
WE FINALLY arrived at the class
with my favorite subject: "Human
Relations". The walls were covered
with charts and mottos, which I read
with ftllsh and waa confronted Will
the only disappointment of my visit.
For instance: One of the larger chart.I
was a pbllosophy of "Rights". bul
nowhere could I find the wor4
"Obligations."
I was advised that Ole humanitie1
were taught over the years from th•
early grades on through the junio{
high school years.
I FINALLY AR.RIVED at tht
worbhop, where boys were doing
remarkable manual art work and
becoming familiar with tools and
nurt.rial. Finally. we arrived at th•
way to every man's heart. the kitchen.
The appliances were new and col1U
plete, w i t h both gu and an electric
1tove, washing machines and disJt
washers. My visit to this part o( t b •
tchool was climaxed with a delicloui
peanut butt.er cookie baked by one of
~ .JOung girls.
MllJ 1 add, )'OU will be amply repai4
by a ~t to >'°'.a' .moot. M I retufne4
llO my home, for l»e noon news~
I wlltcbed the rioting students ID
Oaleland, and I could not visualbe aJt1
of these interesting and 1ovel1
yompten dnelop&ng into the bw'(f.
ed and loog-balred rioting group;
unle11 they have been imprened with
~ Rigtrts and overlooked tt>elt
Obligatioa1.
-i.:.::·::r ~.::; .. t • had no que.Uou um clNI, a I ,
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t time.
y such
' class iuman
overed
I read
d will
r visit.
cbartt .. , but
word
1anltie1
>m tb•
juniol .
at tht
doinl
1t and
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at th•
:itchen.
:I com.t
electric
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repa.14
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'61 CHIYROLIT IMPALA
2 door ......... •..i1o, -· 411110., 1lr. "711" l',I .• 1',I. (HUit ""
546 ~~~. 546 M~~11 ~1l66
IUJE IOOK PRIG $1965
'66 DODGI COllON~ 440
• .,... w M91w, v.._ •"'-•lie. """"• aldew.il 11,... 1nrc l611
143 m¥. s43 '1~t: s1266
llU( IOOK Piia $1n5
'64 PONTIAC IONNIVIW
TOTAL
PRICE
+TAX• Lie.
TOTAL
PllCI
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'15 MUITANO COUPI
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s33 w:r. s33 ~Xf: s966 TOTAi.
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llUl BOOK Piia $1455
'66 FORD
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'61 CHIYROLIT SllCAY•I
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1feDo there, boy& and
girll, and welcome t o
another h!IPPY Saturday in
Uncle Len's-Corner.
Our request for more mail
w., really answered this
week with a barrage of en·
tn. in all the· contests, in·
eluding a batch of poems
f:rClm-Mrl. Garinger'• four1b
gi-ade claae in Callfornia
Sehool eo.ta Mesa. ()NE OF her pupils, Tom
Pecararo, ended up the win·
ner of 1be poetry~st·for his Mot!her's y poem.
'lblnks alJo to ven Shai·
I
f«, Chris Z i e li n s k I ,
Cbristine Vultee, J a n
Heying, Michael Hunting,
Gery McLaoe, Jan Edwards
and Terry Peterson wbo .---------------------------------------------------~1 also contributed.
This week we h a v e
another Ask Andy wtnner.
The World Book
Encyclopedia ioet to Ann Bartlett. a 14-year-old Cost.a
Mesa girl, for her question,
"How many mlle1J long are
the degrees of latitude mid
k>vgi.tude?" It's answered
below, and eot1gratuletiona,
Ann.
* PRIZE W I NNER
This wee.k's contest winner is Kim Luce,
451 Cabrillo St., Coeta Mesa
*
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you
dQ: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51h inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address
on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len 's Art Contest, Box 1500, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar.
ly CIMilel ~ Seliillll · .
JUDGE P~KER By Harold Le Doux It looks like we have a
l>rother and sister act in the '------------------------------------------------'I "'-~c-_.":""'"':o--.__.,~-
art and riddle contests 1bis ft~.J. N' k E_. 8 H
W-lc. Kim Luce took the aew1.,,; ic iaie«, ' un· """ tington Beach; Maura
prize for her drawing, while Devlirl, Costa Mesa; Shelby
Jolm Luce w~s the winner in and nna Smith, Huntington
Clrol's Oomer. Beach; Pete Scherfig, 8,
HONORABLE mention in . Costa Mesa; Joeti Peasley,
the art contest t:hia week 8, Seal Beach; Douglas Pitt-
goes to: man, 10, Costa Mesa, and
Holly Senn, 5, Huntington Andy Gore, Fountain Valley.
MOTHER'S DAY
oh I am Vetty lucky to have I Mom like yoo
Who helps me right along with everything I do,
So today is a special dv that comes but once a year,
That is spectally aet aside for you. Mother dear.
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A1111 a.rTlltt, -1'-fl C-. M-. l>lllM. Jt U .& cJrde, And
c.111wn11 tor 111r -t1on: circles 81'9 more kicky to
lflC'tioo than ltraigbt lines.
What'• more, each apot on
the globe needs -to be
charted by • north and
MOM
My mom is a very ?Mee
gat
But instead she's more
like a pal,
She helps me in language,
spelling and math,
But s o me ti rn e s , un·
fortunately, she makes me
take a bath;
Sometiines she makes me
go out and rake,
And sometimes she helps
me bake a cake.
-C:ll!IY u.w, 11, ...._. ._..
MOTHERS
M o t h e rs are nice
wherever tbey are,
They can Ute near, ttiey
can live far;
'Ibey cook and sew, tbey
even clean,
And sometimes ft even
think tllt!y're mean;
They wash your clothes,
they dry them also,
They cheer you up when '
you're feeling low.
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* Dear Cl!'ol: How do porcupints bu&.~ kiss?
PRIZE
WINNER
·Annf&lfl "-'•A :aMIUV
_,.... L-. ll, 411 CMrtlt Sf,. C.fl Me9
Dear Oarol: What ia gray inside and plas-
tic outside?
·•1Shq • UI •U•'1•1• UV :JeMtuy -ttet ,._.,_, 111~. c.i. MtM
Dear Carol: What has four stansie up~.
.four sitter downers, two looker6,
two hookers and a swishy swasby?
·~y :.i.-suy
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tasclnaUng lines ol. latitude another that rune east and --------------------· and longitude to invent 1,000 west. The e a 1 t • w e s t
brain-testing games. Al. you markers ~ tbe Un~ 9J
know, they are sectioned in latitude. Tbe DOl!lh-south
degrees wtth 360 dep'en to markers .. the lines of
the c i r c 1 e • Oballenging longitude.
queries begin when you 'lb• lines ol latitude are
realize that the length of a euief to undentland. The
degree ranges from nothing degrees of distance between
to more than 68 miles. Chem vary, but not Vf!CY
A city map la cbartiecl wllb much. T h o s e near the
a network ol. IDter.t1nl equator are • om e w b a t
ltreets that can b e morter and thole nearer the
measured in flat miles. But pot. 1omewbat longer, but
a chart t.o pinpoint ell the average d i a t a n c e
locations In the workl poees ~een the parallel lines
another problem. 1be world that circle around the globe
Lt a round globe. Any •from east to west is roughly
straight guideline on its 88 mile&'. We must allow for surface tbat completes its this slight varimion on the
duty goes all the way basis of the fact that nothing
Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
l l.taal nn: All6t.
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eartn is not a perfect
sphere.
The lines ol longitude run
north and south from pole to
pole. They section tt.e globe
1ike en orange and the
wedges are thickelt around
the wide wawt of the world's
equator. From ttie equator,
they taper together to meet
at the north and M>llth poles.
The dittance between them
at the equator is a little
longer than 68 miles, very
c-lose to ttie a v e r a g e
distulce b e t w e e n the
degrees ol latitude. But as
they taper together, the
degrees that separate them
get M\orter. Along latitude
~. tbe dea;reea of ~tude
are about 60 miles and along
latitude eo they •e less
than 35 ma.. At each po~.
tbey merge on one. lpOt and
the lcm<ude ctesrees are zero .
The distance around every
circle, large or tmall, ii ae<:·
tiooed in 360 equal degrees.
The blggelt circles naturally
bSNe the lonaest degrees.
Latitude 0 at the equator is
intersected by 360 degrees
o( longitude, 180 degree~ for
the east and w e s t
hemispheres of the globe.
The latitude circles get
smaller toward the poles,
but they divide the global
lint! d. longitude into fair}J
even degrees of latitude. On
the other hand, the lines ol
longitude wticb ittersect
the smaller circles ol the
higher latitudes grpw cl06er
together. and the degree&
between the longitudes grow
shorter. ·
The degree of a circle Is
divided iMo 60 m in ute
segmenta and each minute
is divided into 60 second
units. M1nut_fs and seconds
remind us of clocks and
degrees of longitude are in·
deed related to time. 8
they do not equal the hour
sectiOM• of a clbCk. They
mart off the 24-bour pMb al
the sun around the globe.
Each hour equals 11
longitude degret$, 0 p •
minute of cloclt time equals
15 minutes of longitude and
one clock second equals 15
seconds Of long i tud•
distance.
TUMBLEWEEDS
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MUTI AND JEFF
MISS PEACH
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By Tom K. Ryan
ly Al Smith
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CHARMING HOME
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The answer to your mother-in-law problem.
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bedroom, kitohen and bath. Double garage
on alley, room for boat or trailer. Located
in top EASTSIDE COSTA MESA neighbor·
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SHOPPING CENTER. Priced at Only $28,950
Excellent financing. 463 Magnolia, C.M. Open
Sat. & Sunday 1-5 P.M.
$21,750 FURNISHED
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hom2 is located near large shopping center
and public transportation. OWNER WILL
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"~~r~eERPIUCfD" Baycrest
Custom built. Three bedroom, two and on e
half baths. family room and dlning room home
wit h breakfast bar -service porch and com-
plete .built-in kitchen including dishwasher,
refrigerator and freezer. Carpeted thnl-out,
draped, plus better than $800. bt shutters.
Protected patio, double garage, play area all
completely enclosed with cement block wan.
Freshly painted in and out-beautifully land·
scaped. See this vaJue PLUS bom&-Priced
to sell at $42,950.
646-0555
220 I . S.v•ntffnth St.
(E. 17th St. Shopping Center)
Cotti Met.
you'll like our friendly service
Evenings CaJI 673-6116 or 646-4579
iohn macnab
FUSSY
About' The Ou11ity
OF Construction •.•
I
FHA-YA BUYERS
Eal!tslde 3 BR. flrepl1ce.
Hun'y on this one.
$20,950
Perron Realty Co.
l!llh &: Orange 642-1771
HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSIS FOil SALi
GeMral IOU. 0-ral
THE IEAL mAllU
'Vhert Bzpemnce Reptace1 E~riment
2 Convenhtnt Offleee
1700 Newport * 2nO H1rbor
646-7171 546-2311
TOUCH OF OLD SPAIN
Eutslde Soatlish · 3 bdrms .. livinlf room with
wood bum1ng fireplace • large lot with 2-car
garage • $23.900 easily financed.
NEWPORT SHORES-$22,500
PopuJar "A" Frame . l block from club house
and pool. Short walk to ocean • has large
family room . double garage. Perfect seashore
borne.
· IACK IA Y NEW CUSTOM
Beautiful new contemporary with stone front
. 3 bdrl'AS. 2 lavish baths.· extra large.family
room with fireplace. Tile entrance su'rrounds
sunken living room. Located on quiet cul de
sac. $35.500 . Nothing like it!
5 IDRM. • $800 DOWN
GI's move in for $800 total. Large 2-story. 5
bedroom borne, with king sized master bed·
'room B/I range-0ven & dishwasher. Fire-
place' large family room, completely land·
scaped. The only 5 bedroom in this price
range, $29,950 -It's sharp.
OCEAN VIEW • REDUCED $3000
Out of town owner wants fast sale of this 4
bdrm. with separate dining & family room.
Allev access to 2 car itaraae and boat stor-
age. $37,500 only ionrr down-A super value.
EAST SIDE
POOL HOME· $27, 950
Owners have purchased new borne so will
give fast possession. 3 bdnns, 2 baths in top
condition. Pool is heated 18x38. Assume 5~ % Joan and pay onlv $169 month includ-
ing taxes.
6"46-7171 Open Sunday
SALESMEN NEEDED
546-2313
PANORAMIC VIEW
Beautiful Cameo Shor.S
OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5
4 Bedroom1, 3 81th1 +Pool
$90,000
4639 F1irfield, C1rMO Shoru
Wm. Winton, Realtor
229 Marine, B•lboa bland
675-3331 Open 'tll 9 every night
~..---.-~~
RANCH STYLE
With Pool
~ you likr beamt'(j ceLI·
lig11, gleaming wood, lots
nf space to relax & hav~
fun 7 Then this is for you!
Custom bit. 3 BR 2 beth. au bit-ins I-both lamify
room &: huge game room,
lovely pool. Asking only
$41.!M • fee land.
ROY J. WARD CO.
! Baycrest Office 1
1842 Santiago Dr. 646-1550
BEST BUYS
OPEN SAT. 1·5
327 S1nt• lubel
~tom buill 2 BR ..! den,
2 balhs. ~'lO Uving room,
fireplace. beautiful land-
M:aped bad<)'ard. Double
l!llr&ge. Uved In by adults
only. Call eves. 540-0088
REDUCED $3000
DOVER SHORES
One of the finest borne!!
in Newport Buch.
Rell quality• Bdrm, 6 b1ths.
dining rm. activity room
with large bar. More extras
than you have ever seen
in this 2 yr. old
Spanish mansion
Shown by Appt only
$14(),000
A MONTICELLO HOME COMES
IN AN EXTRA GOOD PACKAGE I
NEAR HARBOR HI
OPEN SAT/SUN
444 Lenwood Drive
Must Sl'lJ 1his beautiful homo!
:i BR 2 bath, built-ins, large
living room. double fire-
place. FA heat, new cat"pets,
double garage, shake roof.
traller sp11ce. Eve. 642-0185
DOVER SHORES
Must be sold now!
Save S17.<m
VJew 5 BR. family nn. dining
rm, 4 bath home. Try ~.000
OPF.N SAT le SUN
1210 Pol•ri1 Drive
IRVINE TERRACE
FOR the Beginnint
Executive ...
immaC\llate 2 Bdrm, 2 balh
home. Asking ~.500
C1ll for Appt.
(714) 642-8235
881 Dovft' Dr. Suite 101
Newport Beach
HAWAIIAN
MODERN-$49,950
H t"te is an eJIC\'1)llonaJ pride
of ownership propttrt)t with
ju~t unck-r 2.000 liq. ti. of lu.1t-
uriou.s romtort. H~ ~
moma and belha, nlttnm
l"hUll<"'8 and dnll"rin. pt'O-
f~"~Mlll minimum c a r c
tand~ping by B e f • o n.
AC'n'll or ~ patio lllab,
a !'f'AI H1wailan Tl.Id hut lor
outdoor tntertainfnr, and •
urtlt-n oU ~ mutft' bed-
room round out the picture
al this outltllne:tina Newport
.. c.b l'fllfdenet. See '*'·
TRADE-IN YOUR
PRESENT HOME
FOR A MONTICELLO TOWN·
HOUSE AND ... YOU'LL HAVE
MONEY ENOUGH TO BUY THIS
... or another one of
these ...
and live in Juxury besides.
(AT ONLY 5% DOWN)
.2 bedrooms and DEN or 3 aod 4 bedrooms,
17 ft. Master Suite; 2 h.ths, double garage,
deluxe built-in Jcitchen, w/w carpeting, com·
plete exterior maintenance ••• with exclusive
Country Club Uviog. 2 heated poob, recrea·
ti on f acillties ..•
only $20,950
CENTER OF HARIOR AREA
Harbor Shoppin1 Center •••••••••••••• 'h mt.
South Coest Plata .................... 2 ml. Orana• Co11t con., •••••• , ••••••••••• 'A ml.
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CLOSE OUTS
REPOSSESSIONS
6'1t~: Int .. no loan costs or
e5Cl"OW fees. Low down .
Elu!y p1ymrnts. 3 & 4 BRs
J blllhs. Up to 2400 sq LL car-
pels & drapes. landscap.ing.
bus service for 11Cbool.s.
Somt-with ocean view. Start
11 S34,500. CAil eves. 546-9002
IALIOA ISLAND
Duplo nt>ar Blly. 2 BR 1
beth + 1 BR 1 bath. Good
ttntaJ Aret. Ownecr lives out
of a.rea • very anxiou3 Io
lell. $39.500. Low down. Call
eves. 646-2290
OWNEI
Very anxious to IM!U lovely 2
BR J b&th home . .AduJt oc-
cupied, luge living room -+
petlo. stora~ for boet &
trnilcr. OwneT" t>OOiht an-
• other homf. Low down only
117.500 Ciill Evf'!!. 642-01~.
Rltr. Stll.~ rrr ~34113
*LACHENMYEI
HOUSIS POil SALE HOUSIS FOR SALE
S.t.urd.iy, Miy 11, 1%8
HOUSIS 'OR SAL
DAILY PILOT
1000 General 1000 General . 1000
JUST US1ED
Large 3 bedroom, family roo m B.aycreat
home located on a lar"e co.mer lot. Shake· roof. loads of panelllnl, manicured land·
scapinie and room to add on ror a KN>wing
famUy. $43,500
VIEW
Wbat a home! Room for a pool in Ute rear
and a fantastic view of Balboa and Catalina
Islands in the front from the living room,
dining room and garden deck. Add to this
4 bedrooms and a huge rumpus room and
what else oould yo u want. $49.950
EXCITING
And spacious custom home in Newport
Beach. A rambling ranch home with shake rooJ, 3 oversized bedrooms, 21h baths. family
t'OOm and two magnificent stone fireplaces.
All this and more for $37,500
ANOTHER VIEW HOME
Have you been wailing for an immaculate 4
bedroom home with a panoramic view of the
city Ughts and Balboa Bay~ Well. here's a
spacious one waiting for you. Just listed for
$41,500
DON'T BE A MILLIONAIRE
Juat live like one. Enter this rambling 4 bed·
room family room home from its garden
atrium and magnificent terrazzo entry hall.
Located in one of Newport's most desirable
areas.All this and a large rear ya rd with pool.
$52.500
SPRING FEVER
Immaculate :\ bedroom home on large corner
lot with room for boat storage. Large bed-
rooms. family roo m, nicely landscaped a,nd
recently redecorated. $26.500
:'.!esffiiNG ··--~~TY 1801 Westcliff Drive. Newport Bearh
Pete Barrett Realty
Oceanview_f-Dover Shores
3 Bedrooms, family l"m. plus dining
.. : ............. -. . . . . . . . . . $69,500
Batbca Peninsula
4 BR home with unobstructed Bay
View. E~cellent condition with bit-ins.
~79.500
915 West Bay OPEN SAT & SUN l·S
Baycrest With Pool
4 BR. 'ramily room plus dining rm . Large
lot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $69.500
PETE BARRETT
AND COMPANY
Ba';/'creJl
An lv;in \Veils ~me ~sign.
Pd fni irrarioos livinii. Lux-
ur1ou• mstr. bdrin. suitr
wllh Solartulll & garden. 3
BR 2 811 .• lam nn. w/001 Fo~:U clin. rm. It bobb)'
nn. Be11ulitully landscaped.
on IPe land. s;i9.SOO.
1901 GLENWOOD LANE
OWN ER 642-4009
642.A353
-See This
,Jusl slrp$ to Westclitf ~hop
ping 11rea & schools. Nrcds
rome paint & loving care.
Lari:e comer lot with alley
Pnl1'Y to rear yard for boat
or tr11 ilcr
$23,SOO
Evening 547-11157
293 E. 17th St.
Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
COUNTRY HOME-NEWPORT
True ru ral atmosphere in choice area -
quiet cur de sac street near Back Bay. 3
bdrm. & Cam. rm. Domtnated w/high
beamed ceilings & expansive used brick
fireplaces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $44.500
Mrs. Harvey
EXCITING LIDO HOME
2·storv 4 BR & conv. den. Room for pool
table. Sunny patio. Beautiful landscaping.
Lrge. !>padous home. Ideal for entertain·
ing. . . . ...... , . . . . . . . . . $89,500
Mrs. Raulston
WATERFRONT WITH SLIP
Newl.v carpeted, draped & painted in and
out. Prwate sUi> for large boat. Absentee
owner prices low at . . . . . . . . . . . $59.500
Walter Haase
A unLE Ill EXTRA
4 Bedroom. 2th bath home plus an extra
little plav house or guest house. Large vard
with m i n i m u m maintenance. East·
bluff ................... $43,500
Miss l.r1<1v
CHOICI IUILDING SITE
Occ~nv1rw Own vour IAnd. Bullet to 11t1if
vour mru-t oar t l c u Jar reouirements.
. . ............. only $25.950
Charlotte Long
OffJCE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWILL. IANKD & CO.
2200 I. COAST HIGHWAY
NIWIOIT llACH
11t1Aa111
Spacloue ramilY home
with 4 bedrooms
Including mallttr aulte
wl th sundeck & Ba.yvlew
panelled Interior private enclolcd palio
close to community brae~
SSS.640 • Excellenl terms
Call:
John Abe.II
ADMfRE-
NEATNESS?
6 !6-7711
Invest In This
R·2 Proper1Y in Corona clel
Mar. Nice 2 BR homt' within
walking dislance to shop-
ping. Remodelled kitchen
pl us din in~ t1 ree. and goorl
size living nn. with brick
fireplace. Sftrvice porch has I
both 2'lO & gas • S28.000.
OPEN ALL DAY SAT.
701 Iris Av•.
13~11Tl
3-lll East Coasl Hw)'.
Corona del Mar 67j..37-lj
Future Income 1
Look to lhc future in this Rt
fll'Operty ;).I' 'IC::JO". It now ha~
a n•cc> J l>Nhoom home with I'
mc::lcm kit I\ llh 1111 hu1
w w l'l'll'P"llni:. l"rc:r I 1ml1y
l'OOtn with 08J:~lnnl' firP·
placr & wr1 b11r. SPparate
utility room. l..;1rge patio 1
1
plus virw ()f occen. Excel·
lent financing
$-CS,000 I
293 E. 17th St.
3 ~!~~~!:~~:'. ~s~~~al ll
community. Private beach
pri vtlegeR. I
OPEN HOUSt;
FRI & SAT I . !i I
4720 Cortl1nd,
C1m.o Highlands
Don Y. Franklin
REALTOR
JZ50 f:. Coast Hwy.
Corona clrl Mar 67J..:?22'.!
Harbor View Hills
Coron• del Mar
Lusk • built homes located
in the Soulhland's most d~
sirable & fascinating area.
Schools .l CaJlC. JrviO(' I
, Campus just m o m e n t ~'
I
away. St'nsibly pricrd rrom
S31.900 In S~S.900
LUSK HOMES
Directions: MacArthur Blvd
from Pacllic Co·1st Hwy. or
Newport Fwy. Turn on San 1
Joaqurn Hills Rd.. then
follow signs to model area
2 Story
1 OwnPr trirnslrrrt<l. M 11 t. t
le11vP thl11 hrauliful :t ht><J.
room :I l>ltth home. All Pl('('
kll, lormnt din room. Lar;:r
lamily room. rlnud .;oft w w
rarpcrins: 1hrnoi:hou1 Wilt
lll'.'11 V /\ nr f' II.A.
$31 ,500
Evr M;l..00.17
293 E. 17th SI. 6464-19'1 --------1
LIBRARY FOR DAD?
I ~lu 1n your own cozy 11-
brary with firrplace Ii wet
bar Thrrc arr 4 bedrooms
upstairs 211 Bflths. f ormal 1 t1inlnir. litrR(' r11m1ly room
with lirrplaer. for rhr k1d11 I
Al~ ~ c11r gnroi:r ror n.1(1. ,
0f'llll RrnJ Es181r f\tfi.4111
YA-No Down
3 Fklnn homr nn larw-lot.
Wr111 en~'" Mrt.11
$11,950 c.11 Aster Jenaen
Agt. :;46.1440 Eves, 962-IHI
2 ES FOUR BEDROOM
OWNER'S-A" • + 9 ~lwce r • n t a I unJtJ.
Never II. .. Caney. Out or
tDwn OWM1' t'nCllt Mt!.
WALLY Mc:COY REALTY
642..&487 anytime ~
-COM STIAL
518 F'«nlfff
~t t"OtllF ""91" or R• loL
'So nr HW)'. 5elt on contr1ct
Hll!iO down. Stfl5 nwrdl . ... ~ ,..,_ oo. tr.Mn73
, '
·open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
l"fl ttlh ._,, AMtwy _...'" tWa.,....... •
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
707 lris. Corona del Mar
675-3745 · (Aii day Saturday)
12 Br. & Family or Oen)
1518 Dolohin Terr. nrvine Terrace) CdM
642-6472 Eves 673-34~8 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
2590 Orange, Costa Mesa
642-1771
13 Bedroom)
4720 Cortland, (Cameo Highlands) CdM
673-2222 (Fri & Sat 1-5)
358 -62nd St.. Newport Beach ~
548-1290 (Sal & Sun 1·5
4076 Germaind~r Wav (University Park
· · Irvine
<Sat & Sun 1-5)
417 Seville. Balboa Peninsula
673-6900 (Sal & Sun 12·5)
(3 Br. & Guest House)
220 Amethyst. Balboa Island, NB
675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3110 Clay St. Newport Hei,zhts, NB
1714) 675-3581 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
13 Br. & Family or Oen)
2022 Paloma IBet 20th & 21st SU CM
675-4023 673-5290 646-2318 (Sat & Sun
1-5)
1900 Bervl Ln. (Westclllf area) NB
646-2909 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2578 Greenbriar Ln <College Park) CM
646-8811 (Sat & Sun from 1 p.m.)
2127 Le0 w:ird Ln . <Baycrest\ NB
646-3255 <Saturday 1-5)
3205 New York Ave. (Mesa Verde) CM
54fi-7269 Eves & wkends (Sat & Sun
10·6) ........ 1200 Estelle Ln. <B3ycres{) NB
646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
•2048 Commodore (Saycrest) NB
675-4031 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2875 Clubhouse Rd. (Mesa Verde) CM
549-3998 (Daily 1-8 p.m.)
715 Cameo Highlands Dr. (Cameo High·
la nds) CdM
675-3000 Eves 646-6590 (Sunday 1-5)
2127 Leeward (Baycre&t) NB
646-3255 (Saturday 1-5)
433 Morning Canyon (Corona Highlands)
CdM
675-3000 Eves 673-0554 (Saturday 1-5)
2306 Heather Ln .. Newport Beach
646-3255 (Saturday 1-5)
6992 Bestal Ave., Westminster
540.1720 (Sunday 1-5)
2301 Clay St.. Costa Mesa
646-7171 546-2313 (Saturday 1·5)
14 Bedroom}
351 -62nd St. (Newport Shores) NB
675-0144 or 547-7401· (Sal & Sun 12-5)
•4627 Perham Dr. (Cameo Shores) CdM
(714) 642-8235 (DaiJy)
H:333 Morninestar Ln. (Dover Shores) NB
171 4) 642-8235 (Daily)
2056 Tusti n Avo .. Newport Beach
675-3331 548-4595 <Sat & Sun 1-5)
915 West Bay. Bafboa Peninsula
, 642-4353 (Sa t & Sun 1-5)
•4639 Fai rfield, (Cameo Shores) CdM
675-3331 , <Sat & Sun 1·5)
18012 Butler <U ni versity Pk) Irvine
675-3000 Eves 548-7962 (Saturday 1-5)
• •910 So. Bayfront, Bal boo Island
673-6900 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
('4 Br. & Family or Den)
3286 California St. (Mesa Verde) CM
549-432 I (Sat & Sun 11-5)
•4545 Orrington, (Ca meo Shores) CdM
642-8235 (Saturday 1-5)
1706 Dover Dr. (Harbor Highlands) NB
646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2737 Drake (Mesa del Mar) CM
646-8811 (Sat 1-5)
17722 Palmenlo Way (University Park)
Irvine
646-8811 (Sat 1 ·5)
•4627 Surrey (Cameo Highlands) CdM
675-3000 Eves 642-4788 <Sat & Sun 1·5)
2908 Cliff Dr. (Ne~rt Heights) NB
646-7171 546-2313 (Sunday)
IS Bedrooms)
8341 Athmtlc <PaciCic Sands\ HB
536-1544 <Daily 1().6)
IS Br. & Family or Den)
1210 Polaris Or. (Dover Shore!'S) NB
(714) 642-8235 (Sat le Sun 1·5)
DUPLEXES FOi SALi
(3 Bedroom)
17522 -B Geraldine, Htg. Bch.
847-&405 (Noon· Dusk}
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• • •••••••••••••••••••• Victoria Mesa Cameo Hl&hland&. ll*loul 4
PENINSUlA -sHORES-
New Balboa
Oceanfront Community
THREE NEW 4 & 5 Bedroom two· -sWry
single family Homes and three Duplexes with
a Deluxe owner's 3 Bedroom & Den Home
upstairs, and a 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Rental
down. Now ready for occupancy.
Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wet
Bars, radiant beat, insulated, carpeted, wall·
ed, landscaped, self-cl~anjng ovens. Formica
kitchen cabinets, Powder rooms, Etc. Etc.
Come s~e for yourself: •
tt:.
GOLD MEDAWON HOMES
OPEN DAILY 1 'TIL 5
"F" Street and Balboa Blvd.
on secluded ~alboa Peninsula
..Priced from $79,600 to $109,600
For fu~nformation e1ll:
COLDWELL.iANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
Kl 9·3351 675-2000
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
5>/4°/o Financing Avalable
An excellent value in a 4 bedroom, 21h bath
home with covered patio and complete photo
dark room. No loan fee to pay, $212 per
month covers all. Vacant and ready ror your
inspection. Total price just $33,600.
Too Much
NO Sonor• Roacfi.
Home for the present owner and maybe more
space is yoUT solution. Large 4 bedroom Mesa
del Mar home with heavy shake roof, stone
fireplace and ceramic tile all built·in kitchen.
Super sharp and Clean. Priced for qukk sale
at $27,950 and owner may give fast posses-
sum.
·A Man · Around 1he House
2216 Anaheim
To do the fixin' and painting is all that is
needed to make this an outstanding family
home. 3 bedrooms, l 'f..i baths. massive brick
fireplace, forced air heat, double car gaTage
with easy access to the rear yard for boat or
travel trailel'. Take advantage of a real buy
-only $19,950 T
Colesworthy & Co.
642-T/77
19CM H1rbor Blvd., Cost• Meu
Open Evenings
3 hclrm •• Family Rm • Pool • $21,500
•ToJf"thi.5'' Jor value & cbarn~U'trept.-en--
bances gracious living room. EnU, balJ. Bath
house -large covered patio e.nclrcles the pool
Deep landscaped grwnds. 540.1720
4 leclrms-3 latlts-$21,900
Professionally decorated ~ carpeted thruout.
''Townhouse". Full ~rm.al dining room. All
built·in "Award" kitchen, dishwasher~ Large
patio. 540· 1720
No Down G.I. $22,950!
Move right in 3 bed.rm .. 2 bath, formal dining
area. Corner fireplace lends charm in spa·
dous living t:oom. Built·i.n "Maid Service"
kitchen, brand new dishwasher. 540·1720
Westcliff ShoppiftCJ
Professionally landscaped • many fruit tree$.
Sprinklers. Family room. Rich ash paneling,
elegant fireplace. Nutc>ne food center, built-
in kitchen. "Luxury & charm!" Prestige lo-
cale. 540-1720
HolMI CJ . J br. 2 ba. °" can)'oo.. asoo.
18 -NEW H~ damilr ~
Low dn. e~~ i>-yr 1olUl L .. t• 1351
from $13,950 VJ . I v~ Rom! at Victoria ~6i,d4ncs $5,000 Da -3 Bit -
{Just E. of B&Wkhunt Talttfully appointed 4 BR ~~ ~ '*::'. up on hlu1f) ,_ c:ondl-en .. -_ .,. Lido tize lot$7-fee atmple bome IA tmmaeu .. te $t8$. •
land • Hi«h above aea tevel don. i..rp .-tk> A: yard ltfchardlon/ Pvrc.11
area RMI"' · Built • In electric • Price $38,500 • Eves '*'43.U
kitcbe.o. Coov~11i-OPEN SAT 6 SUN 1 • 5 6'75-4031
ent to . ahoppll\i 2056 Tustin Ave., Na BY OWNm • Lentng ~
center. near new A-.. r Mt H 1 ~ try Sacrific for Immediate
sdlools. w~ or w·· oy tt Rltr sale. 3 Bdrm, 2 baths. lrg
3 and 4 BORMS -ti 2 sty m. lntOn, • living room and S. pstio, 50'
Fireplaces, auto garage I)~ 229 Marini!, Balboa ls lot. S5i1000. $4,000 d n.
era tor., carpeting. draperies, 675-3331 Open 'tll 9 pm ~
fencing. llllldscaping. M-ust-sell-.-$60-,000--,ho-.-me--ln
Ml~hHI Kay, Buil~er · 'I 8 estate> sale. 3 BR It den.
Phone 6f6-1678 $Yes 642-5106 Y Oii "-ave Make otter. 219 Via Orvieto. · R &Utu.ft' Uff & When yoi.t eee this recently s48-078'7 · am.nv l'IUa decorated beach Duplex. 3,WTD ---. -,-~·---lsJe..,...--.. --·---r-·
BR bome with l Bdrm G.ll1!-. • UIUV uuuao: or
Jmmac 3 BR + family
room, frplc, patio, cpts/
di'ps, professionally land·
age Apt. Priced p.1.950. re~ired cple. lmmed cash. Prine only pLs. Pvt ply.
Or Thii 675-3380 or 673-5184
seaped. Assume VA loan. TARBELL 540-1720 Good buY by owner. Oceanfront ~auty with 3 _B•;;lboa;;;;;;:;;ls;;l•;;nd;;;;;;;;;;;;;l3;;;;;5;;5l 540-2419 B.R, I: maids quarters in • 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 5~ '7o • OWNER ready to upper Unit. 2 Bdrms low· OPEN HOUSE ~!!!!!!11-!IJ!!!!!ll!!l!l!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!l!!!!l!!!!!lll!!l!!I!!! =:.· 3&BR11~ bai:t.~~ i~fi'Wtiiie ... Re~~ SAT & SUN 1 ·5 $158 PER MONTH 12 Units massive fireplaces. S\Jbmit ' 220 Amethyst
Owner transferred. says sell First time on the market. on down payment· existing 2901 Newport Blvd. Balboa Island
NOW! Three bedrooms. 2 12 clean 1 bedroom apts. loan $178/mo including tax-Newport Beach 2-story cu.stom built home 3
baths. large fireplace'. built-completely fumiahed. All es. CALL MR. BLACK. 540-(formerly Art KlsUer Office) BR, 2 Ba, lovely patio, 6
in ltitchen, 13' X 20' covered elec kit, Ref .. w/w carpet-ll51 (open eves.) Heritage 675-4630 years young. PLUS separate
and endose<I patio, brand ing & drapes. Separate laun-_Re_aJ_Es_ia_ie _____ l"'!!!!!!!!!!l!!'I!!!!!!!'"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!!!"'!!!!!!!!!" Guest House. E~cellent
n('w wall to wall c1rr>1'11ns:. dry room & car ports. Beau· 50;0 Interest Exclusives Coves terms.
Excellent loc·ation, near cle-tiful swimming pool. Alt 3 Bdrm, 2 batb, tum bome W W"nto Rlt mentary school. churches adults. Easy maintenance. St4,ooo loan, Sl2S mo. move family in. good m. I ft, r •
and shoppini;. .Jusl put on Fine investment. 4 BR plus enclosed, patio. beecb. slip for boat, quick 229 Marine. Balboa ts ···················~
HILLS-TRAILS
$1000 Down
Do you like wide open spaces & lots of fresh
air? Can rou use 4 BRs, 2 baths, all new in·
terior pafot & new carpets & a landscaped
yard with sprink lers & a VIEW? 1f you can,
let us show vou this one. $26.500.
TRIPLEX
With OWNER'S UNIT
We have two outstanding· triplexes that are
located in the top Mesa Verde area, built-ins,
dininS? areas. laundrv rooms. l lf.i baths in stu·
dio & the third bedroom in front units. Live
in one unit for Jess than $55 per month O!"
rent all 3 & make over 10% on your money. U
you've iot a little money this can't be beat.
$39,500.
-COITS & WAllACf REAlTORS-
1491 BAKER STREET 546-4141
Costa Mesa, C11lf.
NO DOWN
TO VHS
OPEN SATURDAY 1·5
2737 Drake, CM.
Vacant. Ready to move in-
to. 4 BR 2 baths Mesa l!el
Mar home. Huge co~red
pa\io & large rear yard.
Exclusive with us.
$27,500
Newport
at
Victoria
646-8811
(Call
Anytime)
GRAB YOUR
PAINT BRUSH
A 2 story ~ BR home in
Mr~a Del Ma.r needs wot•k
-hut what a value! Ideally
sltnnled nrar schools &
shopping. all elect. kitchen,
21, haths, carpets & drapes.
With low FHA appraisal •
S:l.1,!X"..O -make oCfer.
~--• 1003 Baker, CM 540-5440
NO DOWN VETS
OPEN HOUSES
Sat. & Sunday' 1-5
BA YSHORES -25TI CIRCLE
Dr. Comer lot. 3 bdrm., 2
oolh. Room to expand.
$39.500 Tenns.
1015-1015\1 W. BAY. E~cl.
"EL BA YO" area. lmmac.
3 bdrm., 2 bath home + 1
bdnn. tum. apt. 45 ft. lot. 3
ear gar. REDUCED to
$69,500 for quick sale!
"C" THOMAS RHltor
2'.M W. Coast Hwy. 548-5527
Newport Sch. Eve. 545-5&13
Family Pl1nnedl
nwre's a separate parent'•
sitting room in the master
bedroom suite! A "children·
safe" wrought iron lenced
Anthony pool! Exqu~1tely
planted & spacious patio •
garden for outdoor enter·
taining. A walled garden
fot privacy! Don't miss this
remarkabe custom built 4
BR hnme in Baycrest (not
l.easehold). ere for only
s:i6.950!
Rutf1 Par RHltor
1001 WestcUU Or. 642-5200
Write Your Own Terms
on this fine back hay home.
3 bedrooms 3 baths + ram·
ily room. Huge lot on cul
<IP lt3C street. Triple garage,
2306 Heather Lane.
$46,900
()pen Sat. l to 5 p.m.
646-7171 • 546-2313
4 Bedrooms + Family Room
2 lu:ruriU& baths. + BIG
LANAL Built • in Delu,~e
THE Q EAL
ESTATER!~
Kitchen including dishwasb-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiii
Quality Lido Home Huntington Beach 1400
the market · should sell im· $127,000 1~ ba, gar plus carport e9C'l'OW, submit. $65,500 675-3331 Open 'til 9 pm
mediately. Low interest. Kennect:2!·~iates
514 % FHA loan may be as-642.9730 Eves: ~238 WATERFRONT LOTS
New Waterfront Section Just Opened 8limed and $158 per month
would include taxes!
2 •tor>' 3 Bd, den, on SO'
293 E. 17th St. 64s.4494 Mesa Verct. 111 O lot, library can be extra bd. Butltts pantey. BBQ
roMPLETE PACKAGE
4 BR. 2~ BA. 2 story. Bea.ch
North DeveloP. Elec. Bii.
ins. ialand stove It bar.
Panelled tam rm w/frplc,
liv rm ,w/frptc. Crpts, drps,
covered patio, block wall·
fenced yard, 2 car gar. Ce-
ment driveway. Former
model home • 1st owner.
Well cared for • 2Y.i yrs old.
5 min. to beach. Reduced
to $35,900. Call owner 847·
6640 eves &: wlmds.
(Fee simple land) Waterfront lots, including
boat slips, from
$33,000
Eve. 646-5752 PRICE REDUCED $3,CXXI wet bar. large patio, $73.CXXI
Tri-level In By owner. Apprail>'ed at R. C. GREER, Realty Newport HeiCJhts S37.500 • our iprice $34.500. 3416 Via Lido 673-9300
»13 WESTCLIFF DRIVE Exceptional home~ quality, UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW
HuntinCjton Harbour Sales Corp.
CALL DICK FABIAN -847-2531
The1-e \s real charm 11;1 the location & aPJlointments. Overlooking Newport Harbor
64.>-7711 Open Eves. high beamed ceilings and Nr. Mesa Verde Cntry, & Udo Isle. 4 bdrms, 2'h
raised be a rt h fireplace. Club .. 3 BR. 2 Ba .. fa.m. rm. bath, 3-car gar, semi·finish-
Three bedroom and den on a 3 patios. Occupancy 10 days. ed guest bse on ovet" y,Ac.
tr'i·level plan. Luxury ex-Open 1-8 PM. 2875 Oubhouse zone 4 & has room for 12 10 We will mail you lot maps
& financing information.
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION tras m~ be seen to ap-Road. 54S-3998 16 view apts if desired.
preciate. $37,500. 3 Bdrms 3 Baths Priced at $125,000 to settle
The friends ol
KERMIT RIGGS
will be pleased to know he's
now aS10Clated with us .
Golf CourH ArH
We have tieVeral brand new
custom bomes by BOB
a.EOG close to the fair·
ways. All 4 BRs with for-
mal dining rooms, family
rooms. etc. Spanish/Medi·
terrean or catilomla Ranch
styles from $17.950.
LHMS
Cute 3 BR 2 bath with pool·
$185/option at S21.$0' & also
love.I)' large 3 l family.
Mesa Verde Highlands with
pool at $250 mo. strftlgbt
lease.
College RHlty 546-5880
l.'iOO Adams at Harbor
<Near Cinema Theatre)
Dramatic
Contemporary
~14. Vista nel Oro
Newport Beach
NEWPORT & HORSE?
One of the last areas
available. Huge lot (300 fll
with wonderful family borne.
Perron Realty Co.
18th Ir Orange 64Z. li71
Colesworthy & Co. 0e1uxe on quiet cul-de-sac estate. o.vner will consider street and C o l f Course. trade for M·l zone land.
Pools and waterfa.lla. Central Orange County. Call
$5.5,500. Submit tenns. 542-5TI3 -------~-11 an i a •ealty EASTBLUFF
OPEN SAT & SUN l2-5 642-6560 PANO~IC VIEW
417 Seville, BY OWNER· Eve thing' Near Newport Bea~
Balboa Peninsula done. 3 big bdrms. ;Yba, wa~ Tennis Q..glL_ 3 Bedroom !am rm, split frpls. nu cplll, Lge. 4 BR. home w/separate
cov patio. 24'x40'. Cul-de~ac formal din. or game room.
910 So. Bar.ront 1 blk Elem It Jun HI. May Frplc., carp .. drapes. Fncd., assume 5* Joan • $26,950 lndlcpd.
Balboa Is and firm 7/1, '68. 54()..-0.136 aft· OWNER 644-1540
642-nn
1904 Harbor Blvd .. C.M.
Open Eves.
PAINT & SAVE
Hardwood floors shows qual.
ity in this 3 BR home. Ex·
cellent area near Douglas
&. College. Large CORNER
lor suitable for boat storage.
Double stzed garage. Plenty
ot palms &: shrubs. Good
value • $21,900 any terms.
KA TEu.A REAL TY
847-Gl
4 Bedroom l Pier noon. BAYCREST
OPEN SUN 12 • S 4 BEDROOM It i'&mil~ Exciting Ivan Wells desigyl, Enclosed outdoor Rumpus !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
P•·Excellence
* A HOME * TO BE PROUD OF
Immaculate 2 sfy 4 br, 2~
ba in preferred R-1 area.
Pron lndsep, spmklrs In-
sure min. yd upkeep. Spae>
lous rms, 2250 sq', full cptll
& drps. Covered patio, gar-
den kitch/luminoul ceil. Nr
schls, shops, ocean. S37,500
By owner, consid 10% dn.
842-5675
rm la a reel PLUS featutt.
3 car gar. 6 BR's. loaded
with walnut panelling. Kitch.
en very modern, bit-in Re-
trig. Freeur, Range & Ov-
en. Lender/Owner. $47.800
Ph. 644-1133
JUMBO
To some th.is meens large, to
us this house is JUMBO.
2800 sq ft having a 26x30'
family room, nulster BR 15x
27' with fireplace It a 15x24'
living room A a S car gar-
age. Hig all electric ldtch<'n
w1th l3x15' diAing room. Call
now & a.s!( to see JUMBO.
$36,950
Newport
It
Victoria
646-8811
Chester Salisbury room, Pri>f. "L a n"d s c a p 13' ce.Hlngs thnlout. 28' liv-
ts the only word for this l REALTOR w I com p I e t e i;prinklers ing rm, 4 BR, 3 baths. Front
bedroom 2 bath condo. Tile 315 Marine Ave. Balboa Is. built-ins, dishwasher, w/w pool makes striking entry.
entry all elec kit with bceak-673-6900 carpets l dr81Jeties. Large Family nn. Dark rm $'1'1.500
Cast bar. Scpllf'8tc din. area. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I patio; Only $25,500 • By Owner ~2021
!luge fireplace, w/w carpets Quality, Conv.nience Owner. 5494321 OPEN SAT .. SUN. 1-5 .
& darpes. Double car garage
with rlec door """'ner. Swim-& Comfort 4 BR l% Ba, dil)ing/fam BY OWNER ..,.... nm home oilers all three to rm, dshwshr, 801t water, ming pool'A: putting green. " BR 2 s• t the discriminating buyer. :l lg cov palio. sprinklers. ·' • >n, new carpe s,
ONLY $39,900 Bedroom. 2 baths, with Qual opt &: drapes. $27,400 drapes, wet bar, fireplace,
Eve. 541-4007 quarry tile entry and nylon 3217 Colorado Pl. 54'9-3625 pool. H, blocks to ocean.
293 E. 17th St. 64644M
$65 A MONTH
PAYS ALL
carpets thruout. The price Pallo. fence. 4aol Bruce
is right . $34 950. ~Ing is College Park 1115 Crescent, N.B. $29,950.
believing. eai1 646-3255. ---• 642-7825 * 646-9991
JEAN Su1 .. 1..1 • Assu1 me 4 ¥4 ~ Loan NR. Bay &. ocean ; lovely 3 "''In, Ltg new y pnted 3 br, 2 ba. BR 2 Ba home on 2 lots; can Realtor Xlntly located on trg com use as 2 apts. Rm. to bid.
lot, tncd yd, sep entrance $46,500. Sell all or 1-\ int. or
400 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa Lor boat or camper. Uv nnl trade. 121 4lst St. can park
GI
A N Y 0 N E QUALIFIES.
Take over $137 per mo.
pymnts incl. Pm • full
price $21,750. 3 BR on lg
fncd lot, blt·in R 6: 0 A re.
big, cpts/drps.
l' illa~e R~al Estate f ul l price $9.CXXI with $2,700
Down v ves you this BUY of
the \\'eek. 3 Bedrooms, Din·
ing Room • Spmlsh style Ha-
cienda, close to schools and
shopping.
64&-3255 (Ir to ce:tlng frpl, nu w/w in rear Owner 673-2719 DA YIDSON Realty cpts. lldwd Ill's, huge kitch, 4 BR -OWNER 96_2Mn ______ 54&-8_1_031
OPEN SATURDAY ~-~ry. $23,950 Owner • 2 Ba., {rpl., beam ceil., new MEREDITH GARDENS
C~A ME.SA OFFICE
~'.!9 Harbor Blvd.
3129 BRAY LANE, CM cpta. Comer loc.: club priv.;
Newly listed POOL home. Newport BHch 1200 urgent. S28,CXXI. Open Week· s BR 2 story 3 ba, lovely
3 BR, fam rm, din nn.-llll • _ ends. 351 62nd St. 67l>-0144 cpts/drps. like new cond.
ba, hardwood floors. UNIQUE 3 br. :.i ba, C'PU. 547-7401 Owner/ Agent 2500 sq. tt., many eictru .t
Rltr 2750 Hart>or 58, CM d~s. bit-Ins. 5 yrs, walk to owner trans. See It m
546-5400 Eves. 5454941 bch, pools, tennis, $30,500. Newport Hgts. 1210 · of1er on terms 6: price. FOR Open Sun PM, 259 .Walnut, BRASHEAR REAL TY
or by appt 644-ll62, Owner. HOMEY 2 bdrm, 2' ha, 847-8531 Eves. 839-1537
This home is for the diserim·
lnating buyer. Luxurious
wool carpeting Is f o u n d
throughout. Versatile 4th
bedroom bas 2 separate en-
tries. A delightful kitchen
and family room overlook a
lovely 1 o w maintenance
patio garden. A conforming
executive type area sur-
rounds this beautiful home. !!!!"!!N!'!!e!!!ve!!!'r!!"l'Blll•!!!fo!!!re!!!!!!!'L!!!i!!!st!!!ed~l
and a cuJ de sac street pro-
tects your children from any
thnJ tralllc. See today,
5~5-!'11~1 Open 1111 !'I PM Newport Bea<'h 6% % LOAN; xlnt cood .. 3 carpeted. drped ~autifully, ijji-ijiiiijjiijijii-1
Income Property BR. 2 Ba.. lge. hi-beamed lovely rear yd with detach
SEE wd. paneled den: cov. patio. (t8t'age. Best buy in LOS:r IN SPACEI
Near the Bay, in a setting of 1st T1"me Offered NeW(>Ort Beach Realty Lovely yd. $30.750 Owner Newport. 543-.3996 Best buy in 5 BR in H.B. st
perfect landscaping lie~ thls 434-32nd St. 675-1642 1900 Beryl Lane 646-2909 AVAIL Dnmed. OHf Haven 3 . $24,$0 with cpts/drps &. 11
custom . designed adult . oo-Immaculate Duplex nr. OPEN EVENlNGS OWNER must sell 2 BR 2 Br. 2 ba + 2 Br Ocean Vu fam rm.
cupled 3 BR, tam rm, 2 ba Ba bltns FA r'pt patio. . 1nc Apt. $49,500. 543-7249 Pacific Sbores Realty
home. Under the shake roof everything -$431500 WATERFRONT ." . · · ". ·1 • ~ Eves 536-1327 arc sloped beamed ceilings, swimmmg, boating. $13,500 Back Bay 1240 ·
panelled. papered walls. LIDO SANDS Dellgbtful 3 BR home. Fi-;h-or best offer. Bayside Viii.---------~~~~~~~~~!
hand rubbed woodwork. Sep ing 11: boating at your door, 549-4241 67S-4214 BLUFF HOME FOR LEASE POOL TIME
util nn +a room-sized cov-3 Bdrm.!J.l. Baths $39.CXXI. CHARMING Bay view; 3 SUper:ior Upper Bay one of a
ere<! breczi-wny off the si-mi· $73,~ CAYWOOD RLTY. 548·1290 BR. 2 Ba., all el~. 2 sl,J. kind View! New home, 3
$38,950. .......... -:a:
»13 WESTCLIFF DRIVE
646-7711 Open Eves.
circular r!riveway. lmmac Geot ~e Williamson, R.ltr. 6306 W. Coast Hwy .. NB like new t'nhoU$e; 2.000 sq rt Bedroom, 2'a Bath. Quality
Tradltlonal Ch.rm Inside & out . and priced at i;73.1:i:,o OPEN EVES. ~~~~!!!!!!!!!!~~!!"! ~are.free lux. Uv .. w/pools, carpets &: drapes. Ready for
U you love the wartntb or $.'8.500. -:=:~~====: Costa Mesa 1100 etc. Now $39.500. 673-43'56 ~~i m In a t e couple.
4 BR. quality carpeus, all
built-ins large enclosed pa.
tio It a cool i>OOI. Owner
trunsfl'rred • onlY $26,500.
old red brick, gleaming John R. Sparling, Realtor ii GRANDE lla1 view; 3 BR. 2 ========= ~:!~ansh~~::~cc ~~°':~ 675402~ ~~~· N~_2318 PRICE CUT MESA VERDE Ba., 8ll el«. 2 sty. deeded Eastbtuff 1242
by camase tamps • this Dolphin Tenace 3 BR. 1~ BA, family t'nbouse: uoo 1111 f t1---------
nmbllng -·"'om built home OPEN HOUASE l .. __ . roorn, carpeting, dral>I!$. Carefree I~. liv .. w/pools, 1---------
Paul Jbnes RNlty
847-1266 EveL 84UM4
er. Dramatic comer tire-
.,pl11ce with gas lop. FA
heating, quality CBl'J)ettl and
drape 11. l~MACULATE.
Your riream home fo.r NO
DOWN. Pllyments less tban
....... , Spotl<'~~ :i Bdrm. Pus ...,,,_... frnced yard, covered patio, etc. Now $39i500. 673-4356 Kids Wanted I ! IAYCREST is for you! Formal dining SAT .tr SUN 1 ·5 21i hatha-.minlmum main-2 room. huge IMng room. 3 3110 Clay St. lcn.mce. Oversize garage C"dr garage, landscaped. Waterfront Home. 1 block For this spacious 5 Bedrm 3
TRY $995 DOWN
Assume VA loan 3 'BR +
boflus room 1% bath, cu•
tom tile & carpelilrg.
HAFFDAL REAL TY
"Home1 to Match lncome'"
8740 Warner 8424WS
ttnt. SAVE NOW'
COOTA M~A OFFICE
2629 Harbor Blvd.
~9491 ()peit tlD !l"PM
Del!Wttrul 3 BR borne wltb Nl'AJ' Country Club. Owner to City Han. Bolkhead. bath home in fashionable family room fl formol din-spacious hedrooms, pow· Newport Heights plus covered boat court, S'IS-72S9 Eves. or Wknd11. flo1t 11nd tamp. $62,500. East Blutf with beautiful
Ing room. Vacant. Make ~~r roomF. • game room with By all me11ns ~ this very S M.:ill). 3 BR. l 'L ba, b11ge lot 3401 Filllty A~nue or heated pool with ~me for
oUrr u.ir. ;xquisltely decorated! attractive 3 Bdrm h n m" (U"T DOSH Relllor 711 c u 541-1477 Finest Newport aree l not with dcllizht(ul Guest Hour;c I( t w/lruil trees. Quk-t st. New • . ye&I' round swimming. For-IARGAIN lcnS<'hold! S61.SOO . a worttt cpt'g & compl redec. Only ASSUME loen; 3 BR. 2 &.. mal dinin~ room. It's a
• B.. .._ __ .......... M--'-.. -'it' & covered patie>-ruom to mo w Coost Htgbway 18,500. lmmcd occ. Low. dn. cpts, t!rpe ,all bltns. l blk to beftut,y. Quick po5ll<'Sllion! -
• ... uuu ... ,,..._ .. Ulu o stori> )'(!Ur boo.ls. '"2 """"""' ....... ..,0 T d d School " Wntcliff P,J.aza. Rut+. Pardoll. ltealtor Only ti7.900-S3,000 down ~ -9172 r.Y ._. v•""'""' r a "s c ons I ere d ~n. term~ pools. $23,900. ~2.900.
New job foreet1 Mle. lfia> WestclW Dr. &12·5200 CLIF PRIES Owner/Agt. ~ 642-3273 °"" r -<:all for "PPm't Jerry Freud T, Rt1ltor Larger 2 BR home, fireplace, 3, YEAR old Meta dcl M•r WATERFRONT. 62 Balboa J>eLanc::y !Wal Estate
1 BR DUPLEX
UtlHtltt Paid, NHr
Shoppl'ftl.
A.gt. &12-0198 &U-tm
Ch d Sln~ t!k)7 OpPn beamed ttlllnp, dou-4 BR. 2 BA .. lg. family rm.; Coves. 3 BR. m.ooo. Will m37'l'O
R.ealtoraarle Arno~1755 IJllle ff1M·A-WAY ~ E'c~1a~. Cd~ ble ct1r garacc. R~ lot. Close All etec. kltch.: ahort wlllk trade for property, Arab1an DUCHESS HAVEN I~ to rnarkrts A tr'IU\l'POl"talion. to aU aehoola. &b.oppin& & St. horsn. or-? U 8-7'1'11 C •I Mw 1250 CU1t 3 br. 2 b6, w/w drps l
W .& u.RD \n NEWPORT HEIGHTS. lm· LOO-KIE! $11,750 Johns. S29.900 Prine. only. BALBOA Co~es B~t oron• ' cpt1. $24.350 or best on.
"" '5 m"c:. -·-1 BR + .... A.1 54().-0575 tum elect kUch. tio.t iu .... · 84MO'l2 · Owner's r ••rfflcel R 11 "'--t s·• n--1 • .... ..., .... ., Wells·Mc:Cardle Rltrs. " lrld & G H'-t" .,....... e .. n •'<VI' e. room. oew w/w cpts/ctrpe, • IA 81 '-' CM $159 MO •• Tm.med. Posscsa. quick , poaeulon. . Means e roolll 3 BR. 11.i ba, VIW h6me.
WlfY NOT GET ON na: tied. kitd'.M'n, dt>le praae. "LL In MESA VERDE lO Newport v. .. • • 3 BR .. family rm. Park Mun Own/Bkr 644-1340 u you would like 3 cottage Newly redec:. bltnt, pet.lo. ..,... Sat & s... 1-5 ~'025 w::~ A dlolce loc. Juat • I e w & bdrm sgl. Slor)' •••• 1$4..950 548-7'729 Evnt M4.Q684 home. $24.SOO. BAYCRESl' BY OWNER 1rith ~ cellinp thruout s:n,ooo. V9Canl. 0 w n e r .
1to1 c.mmodore, N.L ,_~e ,._ blodm to ti» Btt;y. 0 n I 1 Golf CourM lot.A .... 10'7<> ltn. ma FT 1lM Au.tin • ~ Dally 5 Larae Bclrma. 3.2SO aq. ft. and Ole luxur)' of b8vbts two _...
Baudful. tft.11. Wdll. bcme e J'Ull ""~: .;=~. llUCiO • a real buplnt On 3 bdnn,. blt-inll • • '30.500 MediterranHn Villa By Ownezo. scg..mi Ivan Wtlle bulli. F~ Jud, ln,la4'CS ••• then you ~IU ""co""'N""D0,..,,_,.-...,.2-BR...=,,....--1-14_.,.be_.,
localed tn txclUINe ~ e Inter Off.Ice ~;• Spanl~h. 2 atory • • • • '34.!kXI LIDO ISLE 2 BD~ nn home. lie 2100 Windward Lue want to "tnOft tn "°"" and carp., dr~. frfJl., poOI,
...C.. 4 Bear-.' 8adl, all e '.l'raWltl Pl'Oaram Meise Vm!e R.ealcy ~ LovC'ly modem 2 BR,. parct. petlo, tMY llncbc. Well LUXURY. COndmD • Biil& 4 eoJo1 thla ~ A cbl!eftal lmac., SlUOD. 0 w D er
e1ectrk: .kitcbm, d l n I n 1 e 1n1uranct ~ DAILY l • 5 ~ by ,..._ 6 ltone walls . io.,,t, Attrtl~. Dbl far. br, 3 be, below mrict ttl at S Mm Rom. • SM,'°° 53&-o'm
l'OOftl. funltY roam,~ e w.._, other """1tta 929 Via LicM Nord reduoed ID Uf.500. S:ZUSO. MMUO $35.500. Oner' tnnlf, oall 511~lnlettie·Open1-6 -3-BR--e-.-, .. -,.,,.--mobOe--*-~ the ftMlt al fttt!f'Y· Call 64&-449C • ror 1n~.. 1«m Bair«. c..M. 541.sNO 2-story. dbl lot, s Pnti'tt ' 0.Lancy ... , l•tttJ' 2 In'D. ~. Halecttlt 3 · Owner rm aft 5. M+-«!09 Del.Aney Real ~te bomec. Walk lo oceMl l'or
tltq. comP'etelY rtdecorat-e TIRltfFIC IUY e ~!!!!1!!11Be!!!l1!!!!1!!!!!!1!11!!!!11!!!!P 10~ oa-n • will tndt 21211. c...t Hwy, diM BR t,convert. dtft: bltna, OCEANFRCl'l'I' DUPU:X l1Nr1V quldr aale Sl.CXJO flill prtcr.
«I. °'11!n\l.itd ,...q. Side V + FOR ~. F.Ubrook area. RlchanllOft/Purcell 671-1771 new carp.; Owner. 54M50l 2-2 Bt ualta. 1 new. "'4.D _w.mi _______ _
Jl'rd for boet. '(ou own I.hi' MHa ttde 3 BR. tam.. 1"' 1e w/V'tf!w, t rm mnch ltttlty ~~ BA"' 0 ... Dfiall*" • BF.ST "ii AC. Beau ~r. IOl'>ed Lo dn. Prpd Int OK.~ IY OWNEI PllmGE 5~"
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.t&&JOO. 644-1°'3 Walker RNlty A•ocado • fruit tttfl. Ltc Br it loo.. xlnt R·l ScK. May ea~ Col .,,., Din rm. petio, 131.450. °""4.!1' 14MC16 LOW cbwn. $31,D. J BR., 2 TtlftClt; 2 BR. den Qciean-A dlopl. '32.750, ea..u.w
.w& Via Lido 6756200 pool. .-uo. '54,000. strt. tradt for tnitk. t.tt car fa.m l'OQID. Qakle.S.C. 2414 OWNER: 239 Tulane, Dl,r,GO poo1'/prden. fmnt, tn. ¥trw 13SAC111. S. bQr Rar~ 3 Bll. Olen Mari •· drpl.
,_. ._._ -....... ':?S OK. Ph: n~ 1»fl12 • · • w • IUbaUt wbat YOO Bclftnic PL ta.9'0-OWNER 3 .tra lrl br, 2 lledt, '°II !Mlftt lnc1. ~ ms. bor uwa. Wdte Bos al frpl. 2 & .. newl.7 ac. Im. &#., -·• ..... ~...... m: 3l8-4330 ' but-Alildza S'l,ZO 642-3589 N&-7U. f..'Ond. M9-2l98 alt u Rltr. m6J60 or 6U--3MS 1~ c.1lt mM ,# mae. '23.300. m:ai.2
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M2-4455 '
Fountain Val
BEAt.rl'IFUL H
BA. fully ci
covered patlc
loan; $24.800
531-8834
Out of Stat!
J.,AFA YEI"l'E,
Portland & S
full ba, dble
lot. $5500 tot
terms. ~79
S•nt• Ana I
BY 0\1
3Bdrm, UpJ>E
New cpt.s, h
$21.500. 546-58E
Tu1tin
IDEAL FOR
or small famll;
75xl05'
neighborhood,
544--3426
ITS A
.•. and when'/'
say • it's a dea
wili enter ye
PURE DEL
ENTRYWAY.
der blue ci:
MASSIVE S'
PLACE graCE
PALOS VEJ
reach~ to
OPBN BEAi'
or enjoy a dri
RECREATIO?
a BUILT-IN J
Conversations
intercom ste'I:
tmns. an d
STRUCTED
OCEAN. Dini
room large
commodate 1
Roman banqt
Bit-in kitchen.
BEDROOMS,
BATHS com1
pressive steal
2SllO sq ft of
in the middle •
BE.f\CH. A R.:
$42,500 .
494--
LOS P , RU
895 Glenm
Lagurn
Cileirt to Tic-
Tl
MEDITER
GRALlOt;S "C
FLAVOR, al
sparkling 1t
EAN MODE!
TAILED Ai'
ARCHlTI
WHITE BRJ
IRON GRILI
ft. bigtl, con:
ed front co
way.
Sprawling 3 E
FLOOR PL.A
BY 2 BATI
marble type '
W/W CARPI
ing thru liv. ·
3 bdtms. F
perq. hdwd.
tiiilcd block '
mnn brick
blendtd toge
setting.
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en. WITH E
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DlSHWSHR..
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step saver
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r:l·rnturl' 111
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f.~·~SION
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Phone (71
-·-· OPEN
Sat l. S
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c.)rnlng cool
ovt'n. dl8h"
vacuum. Cll1
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635 NYE
OCEAN VIE\
fpl. Dec.Ira,
t() $31.800. °"
1.atun. Nit
PAbnc
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2 Br, 'l b•
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leach
Bit.
bar.
[rplc,
drps.
wall-
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sold.
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37,500
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lovely
cond. ru •
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;b;:,
pool. •Der
inObiie
11 l'or
price.
Saturday, May 11. 1%8
HOUSIS l'O. SALi
~·•ntten1Mch1400
WILLI ... TO DO
HOUllS fOlt SALi ltlNTALS llNTALS ltlNTALS RINTALS ·RIAL ISTATI, REAL,STATE
"--UnfurelshM HMllll U~ ...... ~ Apta. Unfvm!thed 0.-ral General
DAILY PILOT.. J 9
ANNOON(:EMENTS
and NOtlCES '710 ----------...... ._...._ ...... General 3000 ,....,......,. a..dt 3400 ..... 4* .._.,.t leach 5200 1U11nw 'roperty '4>50 Movnt. & o...rt 6210
SOMI HOMIWOIK? AVAIL Julf bt 3 BR furn Pltll "llNTAL IOOK a.EAN lllehllor AptL 2 BR., t" Ba., carp,, drapes, Elcelltnt loc.aUon t:>r 2 BR hto a 2% ac. Ciood FOUND: Small bJdc. a whltt
C.M. $225. 3 BR lam rm un. Prq> bi ano Browse All \JtJl Ind S15 up dtm'Wlhr., priv. pet~ Electron1ea or office. view, wtr ' elec. female dog, llPPtO"-· 2 to 3 ,.. 3 bedroom. l bl1h llome
ts Ill DfedcllE peiM 111111 a few
smaU~~wora
Uw price ot $JS.1'9>. ........
kitcM.I. doubM ~ for
o.d. F~ J.-d lar lidl.
fum Santa Ana, f~ WE HAVE SOME :sis E. Ube>& Bltod. pr. S11' Mo. Yrly. 67s.168"1 BR.ECK NOTT RLTY 546-0t!W m05. old: vie. Oenttt It
c:uatom SS ~27«1 A. 6'7S-9945 5'l8--89'JO Alter 6 PM Plltle.ntla. O:lsta Mea. Call
3 Bdrm. 2 ba. blt:fnl: new IU.!neta lt9ntal 6060 R. E. W1nt9d 6240 le ldentliy. 548-82'Tl
________ u_s_5 cptJ, steps from ocean. S22S ;;;~~=::::.-.-~.-.-.-.-.-.-.,PRIVATE party cash buyer LITTLE girl's watch, s o ld
NOW VACANT Beautiful 3
BR home • lull.r carpeted •
all built·lns • nice resident.al
area. $200/mo. C A L L
540-1151 l crren e • e 1 . )
Herilage R~al Estate
* OIOICE LOCAnON * "'t Anita 673-QlO 1115 H--L--CM link chain, on be a~ h 9"UVI', lor 3 or 4 BR home. directty off 4lllh St. ~~ 'Im EDINGER 3 BR. 110\i Apolena C Modem Store ~ IQ ft, am-Newport Of' Back Bay. ll4U455 OP~ EVES. Avail 'lil Jul;)'. $100 wk. oron• del M.r 5250 ple parking. Jn It out on 2 Principals ooly t2l3) 424-410.t BROWN & Black puppy vlc.
C•piltr1no a..ch 1725
BY OWN.ER. Executive type
2 .BR home ln country-like
llcigbborl>ood. Large llY\nit
room 'with indoor--QUtdoor
glueed in porch adjoining.
Built-In electric kitchen. us-
ed brick comer fireplace.
Professionally landscaped
fard, fenced In back. Near
beach. 642•79CY1 or 642-4178
tVH,
" BR :=s: d 2 BR ll'o..J W · 1 .. , Fad, Market on Harbor ., • CQ(KIO" carp., ~ .• FURN • ,, • ""c, u inc . ,.E\Y l BR. blt·ins, adulta on-streets. , CONDOMlNl\TM wan1ed In CM 1:563 F Santa Ana CM
utU. • maint. paid. Bltns. Balboa laland, Cal. ly Sl75 Incl utlls. 3 BR. 2~ Petitte. S48-0022 Bluffs area: 3 or 4 BR., · · • • 1682 EDINGER
842-445S ..... Open EvH.
PaUo. !8.1'"2 CUntloenuJ Dr. 213: 378-3590 ba, bit-in& S250 from owner. &U-20'18 Lost 6401 VERY CLEAN 3 B R • $150 Mo. 213: 431-nH Orange Coast Property E. 17th st .. Costa Mesa 3200 14·30 Day Ust111"9s
Fountain V•li.y 1410
BEAUTil\JL House 3 BR, 2
BA. fully crptd, bit-Ina,
cov~red patio. 5" FHA
loan: S24,800 By ownet-.
5.11-8834
Out of St•te
LAFAYE'ITE, Ore. Betw.
Portland & Salem. 2 BR,
f\lll ba, dble gar., lrg cor
lot. $S500 total. Cub or
terms. 842-0786
BY OWNER
3 Bdrm, Upper Bay area.
New epts. hrdwd Qrs,
$21.500. 546-5889 or 546--431>
Tustin 1640
IDEAL FOR RETIRED
or small family, 2 BR It den.
75x105' lot. Exe
neighborhood, $26.IXXI.
544-3426
Dupi.x .. For St!I• 1975
OPEN HOUSE
le•ch Villi Duplex"
3 bdnns 2 baths each side.
Deluxe throughout. Drapes.
C&'lll'ting, kitchen built-Ina.
enclosed garages. l d e a 1
home or Investment. In de-
mand area units minutes
lrom OCeQD at Huntington
Beach. Beach to Slater.
East 2 blocks to Geraldine.
Income approx $290 mo.,
pymnl low as $146 mo. Low
6~ % int. Number limited.
so call now. 1714) 847.&<1ai
RENTALS
Houaes Furnished
carpets. drac>es. bl& cq.~rcd
pallo, Mesa del Mar "lrea.
S22S month to mmth. Agt.
546-4141
SPACIOUS 2 BR. ~ BA. bit·
int. CarpetJ, drapes, 2
private pat\oe. Clean. 4.13
Fon! 5Wr $130. 646-M32 '
LEASE or Lie-Opt $ZIO mo 3 lit. lam nn. superior lnmc
il'I fine residential area t>f
CM. Phone 54~7823
A'ITR.ACTIVE 3 BR. Bltns,
fireplace, fe.nced. patio dble
gar. Eastside. Ne.ar ld>oola.
494-004
$90. MO + depolit, 2 BR
house, car port, near ICboola
Ir shopping. 646-21634
2 BR Unr House tn Court.
Mgr on premises eves at:
®B W. 17th St. CM
$145 • 2 BR. den. cpts/ drps,
gar. Water pd. 131 Albert Pt
Apt. C 642-3375
Mesa del Mar, lg 3 BR.
lam rm .. cpt.s, drpg, all
blt-lns. $225. ~5270
Gener.I 2000 OLDm 2 BR hse. Fenced ~n• 8Hch 1705 SUMMER RENTAL: Tualln beck )'81'd, Newly painted. I••••••••• 3 br with pool. $300 mo in-$80. 548-8687
rrs A STEAL
eludes utilities. ~ 3 LC. Br., 2 Ba., fam. rm.,
drps., frpl .. ~ Tulane. $195,
Rent1ls to Share 2005 lse. 545-8152 ======== WORKlNG woman desires
68me to share 3 Ba home
w/garage. Prefer n on -
drinker or smoktt. Av111
June. Refi.. Write Box P-US
Daily Pilot
Mn• Verde 3110
Sin Clemente 371f\ Huntlntfon a .. ch 4400 ---------_..,,_ ----
Ocean View. Lovely 3 Br. e NEW e LUXURIOUS •
1% ba, cxcl area, avail to RF.SORT LIVlNC
show 5/11, 5/12, u to s pm. 4 NATIVE GARDENS
4211 CALLE ABRJL 6 P()Ol.$-8AUNAS-JACUZZJ
San Clemente 714: 772-6960 HUNTINGTON
D.,Plex" Untum. 3975 . GARDENS
FOR Real 2 Bd. unfurnished
Duplex, modern, w.w.c., ENNlS.ENTERTAINMENT
garage & wash room. Adults BOLSA.CHICA & HEIL
only, no pets. Phone 536-3658 ADULTS 847-8414
or~ 10th St. H.B. --,:IEE UTILITIES-
! BDRM. cpts, drps. bit-ins. 2 BR. weekly rates. Pool,
cple, exclusive area, refs. Adul~ only. Quiet & beauti-
$165 673--0130 ful. 17676 Cameron ~17-2125
RENTALS 2 BR, 1% ba. pool, sund<'<.'k,
Apts. Furnished Jmmac. 2 blk lo b!-h rum &
Cost• Mew 4100 Unf. 305 10th St. HB
$22.SO Wk. Up L•gun• Be1ch 4705
e Studio & Bach apts. STUDIO, Prlvatr bo1h. NI\ e tncl Utils le Phone serv. kitchen. Sullable ror one e Ma.id Service . TV avail. man. Utilities & TV rablc e New cafe 1: Bar included. Jn Town. $60 mo.
2384~ Newport Blvd. 54S-9755 _4_94-_2fi04 ______ _
CHATEAU LaPOfNTE RENTALS
"1m 2 Br Apt. Htd pool. Apta. Unfurnished
CPrport •• off «t park'g.
Adults, No pets. Gener•I 5000
l!Ml POMONA AVE., CM
CUTE 1 BR A.pt. Avail May
15. Attrac f u r n i s h e d •
Down.sirs· Walk to stores,
Ph: 549-J643
RENT
3 Rooms Furniture
$25 Month
F1JLL OPTION TO BUY NASSAU Palms 1 & 2 tJR d Furn or Unf $1~$150. Htd No eposlt o.a.c.
E """"d 64., ...,... H.F.R.C. pool l'R · '"" St. _,,._...,__ Furniture Rentals
3.'t2 Mlll-guerile, CdM 673-8550
SPACIOUS Deluxe 4 BR. 2'h
ba, Yrorly lease starting
June 15. 6'7~2\0. Eves
673-3298 ask 101• Bill Whlte
2 BR. crpts-drps, bit-Ina,
w11lk beach. ~'hops: $140 J..se.
Adults. No pets 67~5
NICE 2 BR near beach. Cpts.
Fplace. gar. Sl40 One adult
No pets. 673-4169
DELUXE, 2 BR, 2 BA, den.
Patio, crpts, drps, bit • ins.
Xlnt loc. Yrly lse. 6'7$-2747
Sq. ft. bldg&. & 1At ane ol Call Agent 546-l«O LOST: Reward; 2 dogs, land for leuc. $600 Per Mo, females; 1 fawn colored
~onomlcs 546-.5(}10 BUSINESS ind ::~fnes~. ~-m~~ o~
S~h office, Storage, yd~ FINANCIAL Bolsa Chica & Edinger HB.
spa 400 to i500 sq. ft. Bus Opportunltl• 6300 _84_7_-7_Zl_2_or_84_7-5-1 __ 5_1 __ Sult. cont'r. Newp't Bch. __ ._..;...;..______ GREY & White long·balred
6' ..62'/S AFflUATE cat; altered male. Ans. to
STORAGE GARAGE -20'x ;•Sam" or a whistle. Vic
2fx 10 .. hi_gh, FIRE PROOF, NEED AN Ramona Ln ... Deane Garden
2626 Newport Blvd., rear. EXTRA INCOME? Home tract, HB. Reward
CM Would S500 or more per 968-4175
• Excellent Location • month help by worltlng part POODLE. spayed fem blk
Newly decor. store, 17x40 time? No selUng • no solicit-stand Missing 5/8 Albert
1873 Harbor, C.M. ~ Ing. Proven successful busi-son's Pk in g lol, Q:lM
LAG B C 2 1 d. ness available lor responsi-''Sugnr~·. Rew. 67J..6752 Huntin11ton B•·c·h or .. "" Art tr. g stu 10 ble """'2275 • -'""" apts upstrs. S200 It SllS. party to own It service "'~
2 Bdrm Unfurn
Utilities included
HEATED POOL.
802 Knoxville. Apt. D. HB
536-2914
BEAUTlF'UL new 1 and 2 BR
/\vUI. for rent. Best location.
Reasonably priced. Belter
hurry. only 2 left. 17071
Evergreen Circle, Apt. B,
847-3845
DUPLEX, open Sat., 9-1;
8121-A Michael Dr., H.B.
3 BR. 2 Ba., carp .. drps.,
bltns. Priv. yd. $155 Mo.
Newly decor. 545-40'25 eve.
BEAU 2 BR Apt. Cpts, drps,
hltns, hdl pool. kids OK.
$120. mo. 962-2100
2 BR duplex, Pool, Privacy.
C'pls, drps, 1 Sll'Y, gar. Like
nrw $130. Rl2...fi098
Lease. ll(X)..646.l3Sl coll. route or United States Post--LOST..,.--.-. -B-ab_y_girls ____ fl_or_al_,_red_
=========:...I age stamp m11chlnes in re-mulU l'Olored bonnet & pink
Qffice Rent•I 6070 Lail stores. More postage knit sweater, u round or
---------stamps are sold than any taken by mistake. pleue
LAGUNA BEACH
Desk spaces available ln
newest office building at
prime location In downtown
Laguna Beach. Air condi-
tioned. carpeted, beautHul
paneled partitioning. T w o
entrances: rear leads to
Munlcipal parking lots. $50
per month for space. Add
S5 lor desk and chal.rs. Add
$10 for business hours an-
swering service. All utlliUes
paid except telephone.
DAILY PILOT
222 FOREST A VENUE
LAGUNA BEACH
494-!M66
-.,,.,17=-4.,...,1,....,.-we1tcli-ff-D-r-. -
other product in the coun-relum . Phone 642-4980
try. Sules are in the upper LOST; brwn lther scrapbook
billions yearly. Profits art> area bounded by O a k
greater llum ever. MUST Gaviota, Brooks. GleMeyre
HAVE CASH CAPITAL TO Lag B. Reward, 494-3560
INVEST and be able to 494-2212
make decisions. II lnterest· ---------cd call 642-0830 for personal 11~ carat brllliant cut dia
appointment to discuss this mond surrounded by 4 dou ble prongs. Vic. SO. COBJ exceptional oppo11unity. Plaza. Family heirloom
CHICKEN
TAKE·OUT SHOP
No franchise. ldt'al for bus.
band It wire. Fine equip'
ment. Terrific location, near
646-5571
LOST a grey f e m a I e
miniature French Poodle
Vic MacArthur & Ford Rd
Reward $50. 644-<M>20
REWARD for white long
haired Oiihuahua l~t W
side CM, Apr 25, 6464225
apartments. Lots of Jl8.rl<· .. u" ing? Owner will sacrl!ict> • Person1l1 -5
.•. and when you see it you'll
say . It's a deal! Your guests
w11i enter your home via
PURE DEL PISO TILE
ENTRYWAY. Rcla:< on pow-
WILL Share my waterfront
house & dock. Man 40-60
yea.rs. $150 Mo. 67:>-4331
BEAUTIFUL, lp&Cious Me.aa
Verde pool home. 3 BR, fam
rm, blt·lnl. crpts, drp11,
Tahitian landscaping around
pool, fish pond. waterfall,
din. rm, outside bar. $260
mo. Lease. 54:H;400 Owner.
E/SIDE 2 BR. Elec hltns. 517 w. 19th, C.M. 5-1'!-14;>.1
patio, Adults only. 361-8 1568 w. Lncln, Anhm 774-2800 -=========-
Ogle $135 mo. &12-1298 Laguna Beach 5705
Prime loc for Corp Ofc's
3000 sq ft. Wal/pan'I, Pvt
Otes. Crpts, Drps, a1r-cond.
Gmd Or. rent reduc<.'d. Al,
SO: Luxury Suite 700 sq ft.
C<>-0p BkTs. Owner 54S-!li86
a low down payment will 8 8 • 8 8 • • 8 • I
handle. ~-·4aca a ATIENTION
der blue carpeting near Rent1l1 to Share 2005
BEAUT lrg 3 br, den, dn rm,
nu cpts. S225 lise. Avail
6/15. 54~2688
MASSfVE STONE nRE-BACHELOR will s h a r e
PLACE graced by 15 ft or Newport He~ts .home.
PALOS VERDE STONE e ~ e Newport le•~_h __ 3_200_
reaching, to V A U LT E D MAN to 22: share bse with e-I fv
OPEN BEAM CEILINGS, const-eng. Consider work in aaC: US e
or enjoy a drink In a 9()edal exeh for rent. 64Z-3729 Townhouses
RECREATION ROOM and a BUILT-IN BAR. Costa Mesa 2100 Conpnl•I Neighbors
Fireplace-Q>ts/Drp11., all
Conversations are hushed by M~. pool cottli.ge. kitchen bit/Ins. Community
Intercom stereo music sys. Clean, qu et, um, laUJl. Pool -Yard~~aintenance..--
tems. a n d an UNOS. dry. 170 Del Mar ntO. 2 bdrms, 2 baths ..• $200/Mo.
STRUCTED VTEW of the -::::;:========:::. 3 bdrms, 2~ baths .. $250/Mo.
OCEAN. Dine In a priVBte Newport leuh 2200 BAY & BEACH
room large enough to IC· Realty, Inc.
commodate the largest ot OCEANFRONT 2025 w. Balboa Blvd.
Roman benquelJI. Comfortable home. 4 BR, ~3663 Eves: 54M966
Bit-in kitchen, 4 OVERSIZE 1~ be. garden, pr, lndry, BEDROOMS, l l' U L L ~tio. &muner $225 wit up. FINE 3 BR. 2~ BA, fam
pl I 673-2306 rm. In u~r bay area. ms.
BATHS com ete this m· 1608 W. e>ce.nfront incl garden service or will
pressive BtNI .\ deal Home. sell. 5'3-705.1
2S!Xl sq ft or home located Co ..1-1 ...,_ -50 ---------ron• -nwir ...... WESTCLIFF. Dover Shores in the middle of all LAGUNA BE:\CH. A REAL STEAL at SLEEPS 7, 2 BR 2 be. (Now 3 br, den, ram rm, S325
$42.500. 1 montti $250.) Sfi1JO to $700. Open wkends 1005 Marian
642-3645 or 673-5360 Ln.
494.1833 2300 BUY like rent: $425 mo. 3
---------BR. 3 Ba., per.\ float 2 LOS PADRES B•lbH
REALTY
89'3 Glenneyre Str~t
Laguna Beach (next to Tic-Toe market)
THE
MEDITERRANEAN
GRALlOUS "OLDE WORLD"
FLAVOR, abounds In this
spart<Ung MEDITERRAN·
EAN MODERN home. DE-
TAILED AND 1MP061NC
A R C H I T E C 'IURE OF
WHITE BRICK, ORNATE
IRON GR.ILl..ED GATIES, 6
ft. tugb, com,pletely enclos-
ed front courtYUd entry-
way.
VACATION RENrAL. 2 BR.
steeps 6, walk to allp'g. 427
E. Bay Ave .. 548-3158
L•guM le1ch 2705
Balboa Coves. 615-4331
Newport Heights 3210
5 ROOM hse, new wall to
wall epts, adults $140 mo.
CHAR.MING Ctnyon home at. ~058 ______ _
6'70 Pearl St. from J une 1st Newport Shores 3,220
by month or lease. Near
beach. !13-~2545 NEWPORT SHORES
V•cation Rent•la 2900 2 BR & Den on years lease $190 mo. 642-3430
HOW about trading homes
with a S.F. famlly during
August! Have 1rg modern 4
4 BR home in S.F ., ide6I
locetion. Contact Mr. Hagan
11m tmoa st., San Fran-
ci.9co, Ca. if interested or
know of friends who might
be interested.
Dupi.xes Fum. 2975
2 Bedroom. Sl20
263 Costa Mesa St.
• 646-2558 •
Coron• del Mar 3250
Br1nd New 3 IR. 3 BA
Re•ltor 673-2020 .
Huntington ... ch 3400
LEA.SE, walk to beh, 4 BR, 3
BA, trl-leve~ Newport West,
$250. Ownr-bkr ~
Eves.
2 Housea. 3 BR each.
One hAs ocean view. nss "
S175. 536-1867
__;;._ ________ $99.50, 2 BR, rcdccor11l('(f, OP·
$140. CHARMING 2 BR util tion to buy, EZ termi<. 400
paid. Blk lo K-Mart. 571 w. Olive, La H a b ra,
Joana. 548--0787. IH&-2811 Normandy 3-2026
$120 CLEAN, Furn, Bachelor
cottage, utils included, no Coat• Mff8 5100
pets. 13* W. Wilson. 5-48-0022 ---------
STUDIO APT $9S. HARBOR Carpelll, drac>es .
980 El Camino Dr. Mgr-No. 2 •
Newport IHch 4200 GREENS --------•I BACHELOR • UNFURN. TWIU LWE
ADULTS ONLY
July • Aua. -Sept.
FURNISHED APT.
2 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS
W•t•rfront/Loc
BOAT SLIPS
Channel Reef
2525 Oce•n Blvd., CdM
673-1788
OcHnfront Deluxe
3 BR, 2 ba, dshwshr, lndry,
w/w, drps, bltns. Indoor
BBQ, garage.
Summer s:m wk up.
673°2306
2208V2 W. OcHnfront
A'ITR.AC 3 BR Apt. Slreps 7
to 9. Now thni J u n e at
winier ratl' .. July thru S~t.
Summer rall's, P h on e
from $100
Incl. utll. ,
1 • 2 le 3 BDRM.
nJRN. & UNFURN.
Ilea.led Pools, QUld Care
Center, Adj. to Shoppio1 -
No pet.s allowed
2700 Peteraon Wa1. at R~
bor & Adams. Costa Mesa.
541\·0370
SILVER
GATE
Apartments
DeluJte S.chelor Apt
Liv rm. br. kltch I: ba.
1 & 2 Bdrm Apts
3 BR Apts
with 3 bath~.
!l:rot• !<Chonls, frN'ways
Walkin~ <list 11wr to OCC
988 El Camino 5'19-364!1 for Info. A t ~ 1 C t "------p . ~ OS a mwll 1 Bdrm, near pier $8.'i, ulil11-ililiiiimi_._ ___ llliiiiiiiiiiiiiii
free, avil from 517 to 6/15 Adults Only
only. 826-3184 Disetimlnative Trnanll
1 BR. new, for mature adult. !or Prestige Address
Nr ocean. bay & shp'g. $135.
• \OR 3-7506
Ceron• d•I Mu 4250
MARTINIQUE
GARDEN Ans.
BACH Apt. Blk OC(!&n/bay. Parklike surround.lnp
W /w opts. 1 adult, no pets. FURNISHED BACHELORS
$83 yrly. 6'73-7629 mwtJRN l BP. • 2 BR· S BR
2 BDRM. 2 ba, 2 hlocks to 2 balhs available
ocean. Av11il Jun(' 1. $16.5 Carpel~. oral"~ S::\raiir
lease 646-2537 1 Ith & Santa Ana, CM.
Sprawling 3 BDRM. & DEN
FLOOR PLAN, SERVICED
BY 2 BA11ffi00MS, with
marble type pullmans. RICH
W/W CARPETl:-.IG. extend·
hut thru liv. nn .. halls k all
3 b<lnns. Rrnr rlen wilh
perq. hdwd Oool"!'I, In de-
trull'rl block design. has Ro-
mon bride flreplal'I'. all
blended togell>er In fonnal
setting.
Whltf' elephants"! Dime-a-line 6'1ft·4'.!:'3 646-.,:l42 -:::::=============-!..=============::::::.:====:::::::::=======-
Unique. modern type kltch·
en, WITH BRKFST. BAR.
BLT-lN RANGE-& OVEN,
DlSl-fWSHR.. HDWD. CAB-
IN ETS. with all the Lo test
step saver feetures. The
mstr. bdnn. suite. HAS
SLfDJNG Cl.ASS WA~
TO REAR PATIO AREA.
'J'lll~ ultra·qu•llt)I home la an
1'1'. '"nlUte In living. and C1U1
I ·~ tn<'·v. for onlv
~')~,?50 FULL PRICI
\"OU MUSf SEE
TO BELrEVE!
f.~·~SION REAL TY
(I • ~. Q)"l_st llwy • ~a
Phon. (714)494-0731
-OPEN HOUSE
sat a Sun 12 to 4
\'/hlte W•ter Ocun Vu
:" "'!?TAFINA LAGUNA
: v CU~l()l'D bll 4 "'" 2"' ba, t 0
" roor, kltchtll featutta:
C'rnln11 rook tap, Mlf<ln1
oven, dlsh•1111hff. ~Ira.I
vacuum. C!l)td. Sll>,IXXJ, Ex-
ullent ft""nclng. c,, NYES PLACE
OCEAN VIEW S BR 2 Bl.
fy)l, Deeb. petio. ~
to S3UOO. OWner ~
1707
PAbFIC• lSl.AN'D
VTU..ACI!:
2 Br. 2 ht! condorn.lnhun.
Owntr. m.iso. ft6..2017
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Corona def M.r 4250 Coron• del M.r 4250 Corona dtl M.r
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4250 FAmWAY .
VltLA APTS.
3 BR APTS
POOL
A Ol1.T' O'llL Y
M tinn;:rt ~II~ Carson
20122 Santa An• Ave.
Nr. Or11r>""" I • Airport
546-8260 ---DELUXF: 'l I . ~ ba. stU<!lo
Apt. 511rrrnu1rl1n.: ll lovely
pooJ, )\(11111' 11nl I ~ QU!et. 145
E t81h St 1 \I Ph: eves.
~s-2811
AI....\!OST n· I HR298.
CAl'pl'lrd ,, Ir •P ~: 1tdull1.
no pc-1~ JI Ill I It. ca,..wa,y
Or .• llM IJ<11 II• hlS. Of
1.4:1• 11lllA 11• BR. 2 BA,
cpt~. dr 11• l•ll 10•. prlv,
J)ll\I() (1tt\I d •.t ljZ(', good
kx'8110n SI "' "'" :H0-2493 2Brdr~·m 1-• 1~dnipea.
Onr <'hlld nh. I ••I 64l-'73U
225.'J C11nH•n fl• ('.;sla M~11
2 BR. Vt-r' n1• -Otrpeb,
d1 •Pl'•. h111l1 m,. I a r 111
rooms. $)I.• Ii~· TITII ---$~ .1 BR~rpl• rlrfls. Ult! pd.
131 Albert Pl. Ape. C.
642-3.T/5
••
2 Bl::DROOM, large deck.
v1~·. \\'alk 10 beach. Newly
!'arJX•lc-d & drapPd. $135 mo.
Firsl & last months on
lease. 4!}4-26M
Modem Office-Orange Co.
Bllilk building. :?30 E. l71h ;_ --J. R. CURLEY
St., Costa Mesa. &12-1485 1093 Bal<er, C.M.
OFFICE -500 sq ft, ground
llr. 1738 Anaheim St, CM. CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE
$85 Part or Full Time
=========Man or woman to refill &
Rentals W•nted 5990
1;,~~e: ~~on h~ve~:~;~; Industrial Rent•I 6090 ~~11~~ n:,"~Y !r~~ r":.7 e ~
worked in the Laguna Indust. Space 746 W. 17th dispensers. Excellent in·
Beach area for some time Costa Mesa 3600 sq It come ror frw hrs. weekly
are willing to pay up to $180 Owner C213) 434-5082 work Cday or eves). No sell·
nrr month for the right 0 2500 r in~ or e"pci·ic>nce necessary nparlment in Laguna, Coro-F R Lease. sq· t con-$8""
rt l :\1 N crele lilt up. 9c a sq-It. 1340 .. , 10 S~100. rosh rl'(I. F11r na r · ar or ewport area, personal interview. stnd pr11!r1•ably near be a ch. _Lo_g_an_A_ve., 5'16-0028 Dl·~1rc nirrly lurnishrd, 2 RENT NEW M·l name. address & phone no.
b«lroom dwelling. Would be 600 10 2400 It. to Trans·Wcslcm Dlsl. Co.
permanent but definitel y do 2!141 RAndolph 675-5116 :J9C) N. A?W!a Ave .. Covina
not want 10 be bound by -91722
ll'11se. Want 10 move in ea rly Lota 6100 PROVEN, Surr. m o d r r n
June or lnte May and would ---------mrthod of I e a c h i n g likr garbage disposal and ff pl'rmancnl habil ronlrol.
olht'r mnrlern ronvrnlrncl's Special O er I E.G. Eating ror weigh! J 11.~ll buil<1 A 4 BR 2 ba homr I' · h I if possible. 4~16 after 5 rontro • wit new ow cos1 p.m. 11;;.13 sq·fll for the low pnce lo public. Now setking
of $7.22/sq.lt on your lot. assoclllile ollices in So. 0.C.
DESIRE 1-2 yr. lease. 3 Br. Otht'r models avail. Call Don Moderate inveslment re-
& drn or 4 Br. unfu, nL~hed at 537-0380. quired. Phone tor inquiry
home. COM. .LIDO. appt, n4: 774-TI50
BAL. ISL. .BEACON PORTAFINA LAGUNA B J\ Y. .EASTBLUFF.
673-1801 or 673-4689
MATURE COUPLE Wish to
11'8~«' 3 bdrm. home $'.lOO mo.
Will c·arc for &"lmr as
lhnu~h i1 wr r<' m1r 11wn.
Rrlrr. Rox :\1-117 Dailv
f'1ln1 ·
PhD. "'lit' ,e, girl 9 SC'l'k :I BR
ho11~r. yrly rt>nt:il N .B.
R11lbon arNt, furn or un!urn.
hy .Junr 1. Rcfrrcnl'I'~.
6-l&-4220 art 3: ?.o
Panoramic View Lots
While water and coast·
line views
426 Nyes Place
Lai;:una Bt>11ch
I 714 I <191-!l3l\8
PARTNER wanted • small
investment. Lady preferred.
to open a coUee shop with
grocery itrms, beer & wine,
In a new shopping center. A
go<XI opporlunity for lhl'
ri~hl person. lnqulrl' 805
Ar ·11d"'11y. Laiztma Brach.
Phonl' l'vri;. 491-786-1
RE.'IT nc·ean vi<>w I~
La:wna; i:rnl Ir ~ I o 11 I' .
$14,000 Owner. 49.µ}Wi --PIZZA TO GO--
Acreage 6200 N<>ts Sl<XX> mo. • Low down. --~------Tenn~ to suil · Many other
Businesses, all types -Buy Pallbrook Area or scit.
Property Th<' REAL .ESTATERS
Mr. CoonselrnM -&16-TITI
P L E A S E DON'T
LIGHT ALL THOSE
CANDLES -YOU'LL
CREATE A
F IRE HAZARD!
-Smokey The Bear
• • 8 8 8 8 • •• I ~~ PH6N-E PAL * *
SAFE & INEXPENSIVE
MEET BY PHONE
P. 0. Box 4193, Irvine, 9'l6&1
ALCOHOLICS Anonymoua
Harbor Area. Phone 6'73·8'1'l4
P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa.
Announcements "4 JO
Coasf Health Cfub
e F'REE SAUNA e
With Swedis.b massage by
7 Experienced Massuese'
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
9 am-10 pm
132 E. 18th St. 642-51*)
Fun•r•I• 6412
WESTMINSTER .
MEMORIAL PARK
Mortuary & Cemetery
Com,'>l•te funerals·
from $245
Cemetery lots
from $130
Includes Endowment Can
Everything In one beautiful
place means less cost.
No traffic problems.
14801 Beach, Westminster
531-1725 m.2421
FAMlLY or 4, High i;chl
principal, will pay to sm yr
lse or ap, 3 Br bse, CdM HS
area. 548-3475 Modern 3 bdrm homr situ!lt· ---------
cd on 3" acres in Bonsall. WTD: Small mod e r n ~~~!!!!!!~~~!!!!!·
3100 sq.ft custom built wilh MA~E SHOP 1n Or~e
built·ln dishwasher and ov-Co. or will cons. Investing m
en. This home has a be<lUU· existinit shap. Reply to PO
fut selling with a panoramn Box 4001. Newport Beach,
Rooms for Rent 5995
n 2.50 UP wk W /kl1chrn
$22 50 up Studio Apts. 2'l8-I~
Newport Blvd. C:\f f>jR-97~"5
LAR<tE Plrn.sant m flt l\"atr
homr \\'orkim: ml'n ontv. 61&-ij(}I .
f.F:~TL01AN. room ,1, p1·1~
h111h. 1tnr111tr I 'nlvr1 ~ily
Park ll'\.'\. t?.fWi Rl.'1·6!101
Misc. Rentals S999
2 G1tr.11?cs for rrnl, l'flm·
m<'r't'ial ui.e nr slnr:i;;r
612-1!9 U or 545<116;, '.!:i M
Nrwport Blvd , C :\1
C ARACE::-viclnHy Jlsl-
& Ornngr. co,111 Mrsa
• 646 ·67!'16 •
view or lht en111,. al'1'a. Calif ~ • _ _._ __ _
Troubll' frN' l:1nrls<'llp111~. BJ\R-B-Qt'F: TAKE OUT
all undrr ~rl'inklrr s:vs1rm WMkm!? C'hrf In manage
1\pprnx 1., a<> nr rll'rnlunu.; 1-ompart tc1·n1ir hc11ch spnl.
;ind citrus trees. • :! 9c. lakr.I Salary ~ profll share S.150
nnrl 1 acrr o! slurlrlro nak rl1•p. 6~6-37!lll __ _
Irr<'~ and II pwn!<' arra LVN Dl'li1rr~ lo mvr~ in !ft!.
wl11d1 woulrl makr 1111olhrr nursms: homr or doclnr's o!-
l)('nt1t1f11I h111l11tnc i:1lr P1ir· !u'e ' Cni<111 :11rAA . Nrw[)Ort
rd at S:iO.COO \\'1lh g o n d nrra. Pll6. Dally Pllol.
trrms. ror rurthrr 11110 INVt:;ST Sl<XXl-or ~ I n 11 W It I-" · k m'lt1 I>~ ~r rn 11 rr ric rec<>lvc htJlh r<'l um 1~1 )'Pllr. with·
E kh ff & A I Wl'ite Box M-118 Dally Pilot c o ssoc. nc. ----"--
1818 W Chnpm11n Ave. AUTOMATED Business -
Orangt\ Calif Make llvlng.·1t hr work per
S<tl.2t;21. Evt's-wknds 538-57•17 day, small lnvrst. 675-5622
Cemetery Lob 6411
1llREE Lot.os. Pacific View
Memorial Park. Ocean view
section. Valued at $.100 tt<:h
Makt Offer! Must Stoll
IH&-7022
6435
WA:"\TED. Woman or couple
In help dri\'e k share ex·
pensc II\ Zanesville. Ohio.
U-avr Jun!', rt-I end of AuR
6i;,...5 n:;
SERVICE DIRECTO Y
Appraising 6512
C.. T GUNDERSEN
Real Estate Appraiser
6~:i-1G-U Ew 549-1281
-REAL EST A TE
General
-M t L ~20 For quick, dficient fft\llta TD SEmE ESTATE oney 0-.!!!! '"°Pru::>T IYAN1 All' I 642·5679
PRIVATE MONEY • ANNOUNCEMENTS-
lncom• Prooertv 6000 -2 1 /3 A(Rl:f .Tnck Smith Co. i.ince 1~9 and NOTICES
U 1323 North Bl"Ofldw11y, SA NO DOWN VETS!
Sm lll down f'll,\ lnplr\ :?
IM'c11<Y1ms riwh unl1 lnronir
S?i5 monlh • E'( rrnt.11 arra
• S2!1.~
VACANT LAND
__ !l<i.1-R.'1111 anyt~mr__ Announcements
646-7171 • 546.;1313
OPF.N EVl::S.
"THE ~E~~:
EST~TERS
~rtg•ps, T.D.'1 6345
'.' I :v 1\ C R ES romrnrrclal $Si6s Isl Ttust Dcrd on sptt· I
ll>nrd •C-2t on ma.)llr thor-tnculr1r Orranvlt-w l~d
oc11?hf11n-In • 'nto Ann Ml)-for rrir..o. pr1y111hlr 1
11'1 •Pl". hu~lnt'~, lr11JIM' rTl(), lnrl11din11 8' ~ 1111 rlut-
pnrlc or olhn' rommerthtl )"I'll 10', dll!mllnt .,,frly
01<. or hl'llll for futurr In-rr111mro 11pprox 12'; prr
M'l'R~ In v11l11r whrn Bol11.1 yr 4!14-1131 •
/I\(• 0111.v tll'VC'IOf" Into •· .::-::...=;:;;;..-...:======
lnnc hlvd. ~tr IJnt 111ub-MoMy W•ntecl 6350 -l~ units. 2 BR. hard11.·ood. b<'d •1 l>"OP!'r1Y. A m p 1 e -
floora. garurll, laundry. wnlr r ~upply Drive by t7t7 $25,000 for 6 month1 at 10 and
$1,i35 mn. income .. ~1!\..'1816 \V. liolM, s,,nt11 AM, t~ 10 with SIOO.IXXI tru!I dl'ed :i74~ lioimlllon, Costa Ml'sa. ()hoot owMr S.12.95.'13. on 200 Ocelln'll~ lot• as . collateral. 494-1137
$46.IXXI terms. b11rga ln, 4 rnc.u Rolling v1rw arrea~t' -A NOUNCEMENTS unlta. 2 & 3 BR., 4 yrs old, lmmt'dt111e o u t a k I r I a
400 w. Olive 1A H1br11o. R«lblufr, Calif. 100 A<'l'f't and NOTICES
12131 ~._ ----~~1~ere. Euy tM'im. found (F.-Ads) 6400
lf0.\1t; a fN<'O\fE h)' Ownr
P.xC' d1 prr.s/iOV1'51. oppty. • 40 AC. S.'\41\ ~r ac. 10~ dn roUNt>. y 0 0 n l mAlt
Bil '" Ii t0.2 br Apta. 1, SW"r mn. malte~l)'Pf c t. Vtry tl\ln.
ponl, 2-yr okl. f:J.1~ m.1391 BRECK NOTI RLTY ~t ~--~. MA-61181
NO natl'C'r -bllt It II, )'Oii Is Your Ad In our <'lasstfledi'! FOUND: loot(' kty_lh_f_ron_l _rJ
mn sell It with a DAll.Y SomC'Oflf' wtll be lOolc1nc for Bl~ Ollp •1•mi> 1to an
PD.Dl' WANr ADi i M2«11 It. DlaJ $GS78 19th In C.M. $48-6.114
Welcome
lo l~e
m1JJI.
A,ed!
FROM THE
WEST BAY ST.
GERITOL GROUP
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__._._ CHILD can • .&aia 3 0tr Ol/U, DINETl'E. n1out fonnlca BROWN twetd O'tentuff~ UTE at&nd& S6 Rd'leclora AKC F~ be a I 1 e all ONPER etched pnu .. Sl.25. ~ ~ link 125. I My MtA Verde J:lome. D> •
tot>wtltitourchalts$15.1950 chair and ottoman, ftOOd $4. Prtnta, frames and mot.a, trained. ~~ Small pictures toe. £.Ira toot _,. SZ. dlaJr no. 2 wk. 5*-181f "M11Mp Wanft 'Mt1•"'9'...,
Wallace, Apt C, Colla Metia. 'condition $15. Tw<I maple euell $1 • $10. Print l>lon atock, papers, $25· tarp IJonl watll'COlor 125· blr ...oi. $11. _...,. L'""JCEN=..,..s=m,..._..,..D_A...,Y_C ___ A_R_E-. SHCIAL CLAlllllCA TION ~
fl.18-5229 flnlab Hltcbcod< type chairs washers $1.50 • $15. Slide ~45 Portable 4 •peed m.n 1WO ~ nallPh1dt ~ IAYe to e&N for baby. c..11. • TUltAL IOltN IWUPIAI S8 each. 4 p.&nfl 10'' x 48" viewer Sl. Sllde projector ttecrd playet' $25. O.tume -__ ..._ PleMe call SCMMI MEN'S ahh't.I, amall and Orchid S22 Tra 315c Iii Boo DUNCAN Phyfe table and 4 jewelry, SOc. Betttr jewelry dona!_.,,_,"" 0omu tabW Spedll ....
medium, 50c • $1. 14 men'• old shutters s5. 318 . lit· ... Y~~· S3, St~ chaira -SJ5, = o1 15c • $10. Olineee <.'Otfee $30. Clarinet S25. ~ Will babysit ~. I llMI-S thMI-S INdal l!Weaters, small, medium Av•. CdM. 673-3329 e ..,. 1......., • • S12 50 de end In -v Meta dtil Mar home. ~ KJNCSIZE headboard $10. Safell1ee SOc • $20, Contact drawel'1' · . · • table $20. Chlneae born BRASS twin bte.dboud $7. ...., ....,.. .-..!"~P.,;... At MU~,.., _. • ...., and large $2 each. Kenmore • prtnttT $2. Prints rollers 50c lables SJ.SO. 1221. Alabama 1tatue S25. Antique cbalr $5. Double box ..,nq, mattress ~ ....OU• ,... .-J• ....-. ._. ._ ., .......
vncuum Sl2.SO. Toaster St . Smoke glass pole light $5. • $2.5(). Swt·O·mallcs $5 and H.B. in rev. Modtm O:linese arm chaJra frame '1S. \.~ ~I wood MY borne, ace 3 up, part.full ...., .. ,.., l'CNt SM.• -ntAoa ClmYI
Foorball SL. Sun lamp bulb Metal Hollywood bed frame fl.50. Kodak transparency S20 ,.ir. VlctorlM lamp .$3 lU:lecllOMI delk tlm MB $140 Ma PHONa '42-M71 sa. Melmac aervke for 8, $3. 673-8563 view• r S 1 5. Ko d a k TOO many friendly ratal All tllble $25. Baby bed, com-lert!en~mr ~eel ~mo. Te "-y..,, ,......,.. Par..U.. M
f7.50. Electric alarm clock 4-BOY'S Stingra~ $12, $20, transparency enlaioger f.G. you want tree! Free ruinf• ~ $15. High~ ss. $15. '
$1. Sleeping bag $3. ~ $21. tf.l. All good condition TI&-97<X> Pigs too. Police radio $25. Round tallle a na 2 troo ANTIQUE Jron and ll'UI BABYSl'n'ING !D 'Dl1 boale, Exec bJD 4 br, 3 be, din ma, SMALL home bua1neu 1.n
VICTROLA $2Q. BarbiP ®Us, 002-7898.'8081 Yo1ictown. llB CB &nfenna S5· 2 bunk beds cbal:n ll5. Console and 'rnir· alngle b e.d It e a d $30. eve.alnp. ~lee kit, deo, lndlapd. 1~ fold panning kits. Tax bfne-
H OTPO,..,.,.. ~ ... 1 at •<><:: GAS stovf. apt. size $20. Cas complete $25. Hun';"" bow ro-old $1' Tables $S •""-Bathroom IC&le • ..-.a n.so. can Ml-3230 after 5 pm. b' .. El ""'-•.._cc. --h,_.. ft... p·• "S ......... TRADE clothea. jc • 2:-ic. entage II '"'' '"" ger or -ref""crator S'20, Table and 4 Sl" 4"·' •0~~ -.. eo·.:.__. ~I· • .,..tal"' l!i"""' ... ..,....., ..-am~ .. ..,,., ...... ..... end tables S25 t>HCh. Toys, ~ ·"' .,. ~..,.,. ..,.~ g us, ornam.en . Bra.al Clll'taln rods, the Jot WIU. babysit bJ tbe wee.4&: ert. $alll eq. For un11 Cl" T. for boat or car GD $500 val-
dlairt> $5. Sat only. &16-2558 dUna and ttery 25c $10 SOc. PlasUc car window you fllmilb tnnlportaUoo. 541-3314, $1997 ev. ue. sea&a some unported 5c • $2, Pie· CAROUSEL rotisserie broiler TYPEWRITER rebuilt l'WlS N Illo po$1 $4 Sai° nJ · cooler lnew) S1. ~ can: &e-1407 -=-..,..--..,.-,--.,---tures and [rames SJ. Slrlns $ZS, Glfl's bike 26" $1.2. SINCL.E mattress S l 0 • like new $25. 543-TI&> ew P W!> • • 0 Y in ring VE bdrm RAVE: Home le bwdnesa,
25c. Child'a rocker S 1 &'\sel Weed cutter $1.50. lloe bar 6.16-1220 GOOD ~ft·a ct-• .. -.... A 10-4oria:30. ~2 Vblalloclcey Rd. Vic-~!,_ arta a S1. 1r1..a.. ....,_ _._ ~ • 5 ..... H~~OOOnear Costa Mesa $40,<m eq .
.. , ......... 111 snreads $2. Wicker wom.... """"' -t to 1100 , turn on v •>.wv1 ~ wwr•ry, -.-., · •Oii ,.._....,,, _,, eq-Fm W V .,. •.. ·~ tor mL'Wlq cement or CO~tPI..ETE trundla. b 11 d 10 S1 to szs. Call 613-3316 V·" Rd 1 tlon J1.•£111 ul __, ... ...~ $45,000 , r . ant: ecant doll rumiture $3. Puzzles plaster Sl. ~ with mattr6St'S f7, 4ZT E. llALe)' al serv ce sta . 5 • 15" WHEEL rims (4 lugs) -ty. a..-..e a...,..vmm. Jot Dana Pt.Caplstnnr>TDs.
.... d t rill1' BOY'S ed jadcef ......, It 4 15" Hub all I -Hollywood-Be¥. Hill•. Rf_al llk:. Stanuar ypcw WHITE dn'SSino table. i.iool Bay, Balboa. 6~ r ., • "'' REFRIGERATOR. G, E. • caps ,or BRICK, OJDcnte, Carpentry ""--·-. ~nn Perron Rlty 642-lm S15. CQ&'lumcs Sl. Doll hcM!e u.., amarl $7~. Size 8 to 10. OR --a condition •""'. Kit-"--$15. 1142-2468 ,..,,_.om ,._...__._ 8 ma1 J ,ic,a14.c;a• ...,. . SS 8 In tl SIO. mirror and end table $25. 2 STEREO speaker boxes $3. l-83lG 708 1 la OllM •""" -' ~ --=--.....,...------... w.. ......,~ •---------(umuure · 855 e r Solid Maple bead and foot-New sun lamp Sl. Satin, rust see r • range $15. Scales. JK&ttonn, TOP 90U ·clean U·load, $1.50 jobs. OK Free Zit ~ $2500 eq. In 3 BR 2 ba, home
Etl."Ctrlc fry p;in S6. Dishes board $20. 642-4286 color fonnaJ, slze 12-14, $3. MAHOGANY shelf $3. Boo.ks small, Fairbanks S 2 2 • yard prlnte party. 962-2570 . or ftlltal w/t'OftlPl rec:re ..
:,c • $1. 2631 84yshore Dr. ~2407 2:ic to $8.75. Dresser $10 Guitar, ~IJlh, flat b:>p, GENERAL El-.IA o-.... -----------.. _ ·--. on oolJ -. -·-.., B TENT hearer $14. 2 mantle _........ _,, . hed ..,. o"" ..-.u .... OKu..,~ ..-..u;; ,. .... ~ .... -, •. · !good for storaoe). Small •-..wt, n:1m1S .,:>. '"" d1~-1 •0 .,,_, dru $1 ...... Sta .. lantern SJO. Camp john HANGING tu.schia b&'kets, ...,. N G S Santa A--_,...,.. ..,. -x.,..,. m . ocean. 11ur: uon w1goo,
SOf'A """· Maptr speakH bl · while !onnlca bedside table ' a.maey 1· "',... Electric beatt'r .... ._._t of boat _,,, 213 """'"-,,.., 1 $1.50. Air mattresses $4 und oommg SG. f7. $8. ii:;s E. 835-4978 •• .:,c DIMl-A-LINI or •u a. : ~~ cablll<'t.s S15 eatil. ~lap e $2. Wt•ller Sabt·e saw s.;. f'lower SI. Colta Mesa ~. Pictur es S2 to $15. Dlsbes ---------wau lampettH $5. Boet hook
end tabll'S $19. Chair $.1. Strolkr • tahlr • chair SlS. TWIN box spring and mat· 5c to Sl . 673·8316. See 708 SEATS, boat or car $2 each. $1. Bronte water pump $10. No Item Over $25 Clear title R·l lot, San cio.
Maple corf Pe tahll' Sj. Blue Cooler· $15. All like new con-rress s;; each. LJ 8-l729 Iris, Ql.M. Two couchl'S, green covers Boet cushion SOc. 2 HP mente, ocean aide of twy.
Chinese l'ht11r $20. Metal bed diuon. 546--0301· B CHAIRS $l.SO to $12. 708 Iris SS ea c b. N 8 t l 0 n a I gasoline motor with variable ----------$9850 wlue. Trade for bouae
Ira.me $2. Twin hedspreads A'ITERY chru-ger, 6 or 12 Gqraphic magazines im V·belt pulley $8. Big V-belti----------i COi&& Mela IPrel College s:.io. Luggage $5 e a c h • MAK&UP mlm>r. new s9. volt S4. Hair dryer !com· CdM. 1955, 25c • $1. Ear 1 y pulley $1. One gallon plastic 8~ n • $3. All breeds Pk) Kl 5-9659 or 546-2349
Balhlnette $4. Stroller $.), New charting board SIO. 3 merrial) $20. Adju.slaible bed D~R • good $ 2 5 • Amer' booked can 50c. Car air conditioner
Jumpseat S5. Bottles and wChhiite .. _~nifo~, 8alzel0 $59 1$400, rail $15. Folding door, lits 673-8316. 708 Iris CdM $25. ~ room ru:i:!i:~ comprel!IOI' $25. Pair iuto and$3 ~,,!!~Guinea pip~. 3 BR., 1~ Bl., O>sta Mesa
sterilizer $2. M a t e r n i t Y c ur<:!l!les al2e · · any door $7. R«elpt drawer ahodc abeorber1 Sl. Double . · ~ borne, val. $18,500; will take
Clolhes. Slz .. 10 SI • $4. 296.'l paperbacks lOc ea c h . $!2. Room Pur!tron .. 40.. READY made draperies, white S6 and f7. 1967 new DOUB'~ atalnl _,_111_.. _ _.._, ~ c kbooks --n J I white, 4 .... net.a 59" x 82" $10 Eureka Princess vacuum air fan, UV 110. Car jaclr $2. UL eaa""""' '"'• newer car or ........ ut; for Mindanao Dr. C.M. f>.&3075 oo '"" • · ewe ry SlO. Twin beds $20. 8mm ..-· 'I'l'a i 25c •• TV wUb or without white 'metal down """'"'ellt.
and accessories 5c. $1. Fi"-movie viewer $5. Wall!\-sk1 aU. 646-7395 $25. Ladles purses, shoes pie~~= $1. ·o:ruftn cabinets, all 11.xturet $25· ~.A,..nt 546-5580 DOG house $3. Salem Maplr
twin bedtrame, headt>oard
and footboard $15. Women's
clothes. aize 14. 15c -SI.
C.irl's ctotht's, lze 8, tile •
50c. Car bed SJ. 4 6 3
Broadway, CM
ohle appliances S1 w:h. $8. Sid and pole $5. Lari:e PUPPY • Labrador retriever ~an:~ B~ 1 j0~k,1~ paper $1. Nylon materl;j 548-5984
North oft Adams on Mesa fishing net SIO. Polaroid • male 8 wee.ks o 1 d • ctre.es, ahes ~12. Including $4, Air mattttla SL New CLOI'HES----. _lh_e_Pr_1_4_, -coc1't--all-HAVE: 2 unlta Oxnard
Vrrde West Dr. lal lell, 2874 ramera with wink ligtit rio. lntelUgent brfed, good with prom dressea Sl • SS. Spanilb type guitar $25. Sat· dresses u . v -•t aw'ta •r Beacb D>.000 eq. free le Boa Vista, C.i\1. "'"' """"' """" Con••---·-• hild S25 Call 4""" ,,_l or s ~ nlJI ..,. I W t local ••--.....,...,~. •vw w""' .... • r ren · ""'"""" Modem birch end table S5. un al garage, 2 2 5 Pancboa and Qllria• $1 • ss. c ear. an : ~ up.
DINETTE set !14" round Costa Mesa. &12-4321. Extension 285 Centerpieces Ix • $1. 2:!87 Goldenrod, Ccn>rJ.a del Mar Coata and jacketa S2 • SS· per unit.a. Bkr. PeITOD Rlty
table, 4 Windaor chain,, DIAMOND sw~ lamps, new ITALIAN linen ba.Dquet cloth Waterman, Costa Me s a· POODLE, black male. Small Beige lace d1"eu $8. Sheets, 642-lm
soUd Maple, rea<iy to an-Si.50. Grape clusters, new and napkins $25. OR 3-&16 548-1066 standard aize, good with ~ r---------2 • L'i GAUDN aluminum tique 125. 0-ib with ex· $4. 3 used 845 x 15 tit-Ir' n.i:u size, like new S1 BEAUTY saion. 6 stations,
ban'els S5 each. Booka 2Sc-cellenl malll'ess $15. Potty white side walla S l 2'. 708 is, ......,. EIECI'RIC waxer • polisher children, All lh<>U $25. each. Heirloolt\ w h l 1 e ftla616-yrs Lido area. WOl
50c each. camping tent $5 chair $2. High chair $4. 646-6627 LARGE 3 piece Hamilton attachment, like new $8. 65 540-8638 bedlpreed SS. 8~ AA ~a. trd free and clear $10,000
(oot • 6 foot ladders SI each ~l sectional !!Ola $25. Lamp no. Ford rear view outside SEWING machine in car-n a ptir. Saturday 258 San.-eq. tor R.E, or whlt·blvc-
3 -5 itallon water bottles 50c 3 x 5 PRINTING pre§!! and anNESE carved tUd pla-End table $10. Nesco rou ter remot.]fltrol mirror, new rying cue $15. Worb. ta laabel. C.M. you. Bier. 548-mt
h • _, and .... ~ts S2 ques S25 each. 5 rattan SIO. TV $5. Slngft-Sewing $5. s new black loafer """ ...,.,.. 2 REFR.IG~ •TORS eac · n;ue "''""~ · accessories S25. Jt column. ch "' .,...,........, ~ $15 and "" · $1 50 1:ar airs and i:ipperPd cushions ma .... i'ne no. ,.ullar ... 0. shoes . Jacket $4. Ladies B • Trd Inc. prop. Balboa P•nn '"'1r tnp camer ' . ti • 5c: candy vending machine Sl2.50 ellch. Lar~e ,..tlan '"' v •• awea rs S1 -$4. Formals SJ IRD' cage, metal $ 1 • $25. Go-ca.rt gaa motor $5. 20 triplex, ~ bile from OceM
pmler bench and wood v '14! $'l5. Infants seal for adult lmlncy ahaped cotrce table O olhes line (circular} $10. • SS, size l0-l2. Black velvet 540-8638 ~on pressure tank $15. It Bay. Gr1 over $7,000.
$4. 2 furniture clamps $.1. bic:yclc SS. Wonder horse S.t S'"6. 5 rustom made drift· GIG-Jill hoateu skirt $4. New ladles AKC baMet hound, tri-col-548-3072 $21,000 eqty, desire prop
Plumber vise $2.SO. Kero-High chair $3. Typewriter wood screen panels $10 each. APARTMENT 117.e 4 bumer auits $4. White. size 12, long ored male "'41· $15. 540-8638 BAIT ta1* with pump and around Dana Pt or £all-
SCf'lt' lantem5 SOc "8Ch. 5 trthle $1. 6'16-7205 551 Seashore Dr., N.8 , gas ltove with oven and coat $4. Dresses S 1 2 WOOD beama, 4" x 8" x 18' motor $25. Large bird cage brook. 6'4-0lSl.
gallon jeep gas can and LARGE <.'OUch and chair. 642.9375 broiler $10. 675-1178 unW 4 Olrduroy short 1'()8st Sl, S4 $5 each. Fiber glas pane la, $5. Men' a bowllue ball and 1---------
holdcr $3.50. 19Zl Studebak· -.vi SIS. Small crcdeni •'-. ., --bla_,_ I t $4 2' U' bag •:::. Ladles bow"-o ball Trade fiberaliw Sand Bug-h 6""" .., 'IV $10, good picture, c""' A CUSTOM pa.Uo table 4' x 8' ~ ..... woo <.'03 x and 3' x 11', $2 and .., uu,. • .. er bom $3.!50. Blow tore Maple coffee table S-1. Odd llamUion, CM, Sat. "'"' S20. Patio benches S20 ail. Amel dat1c brown wli:let $J $3. P•llo roof, wood _a and bag $5. 56-0108 gy, '67 thruout, top, tow
50c. Garden tools 50c. Dug lamps, 2, $2 each. Framed Coetume jewelry 50c • SI crate type, 12' x 18', iio. ·GIRL'S """ ., .. _ b"·-bar, lea than 2500 miles on
or cat earner fl.50. Ro1>t' mlrror, 26 x 28 $4. S-ates ANTIQYE-early Amel'lt'an 214 Lugonla. l'Le w.,p.u L ~wi111e rron $3 3a»t M d.llOll _...._ _...gray !AC, n~stM+ fl<k». for-'&i ~ ... 100 feel $2. Tackle box bcdSflread ((ull) s l , 5 o. mlrTOI' with new plate glau Shore1. 642-5078 64IHi633 1 • C.M. !>4&l3TI ~.,l'.ennla racket S 2. or newer auto. 54M068
Sl.50. Wagon wheel $2.50. Rogers Oneida Si Ive r S12 •. Rock Maple Captain's r"GAS Range full aize Pl. HOME . .,, 12 FOOT, 3 panel sliding .-,.,
Doub! $3 "" I I 6) .. 3 dra chair $20. Klich-st-stool ,,.,, -· 1r0nei· ~4·50· Hand glasa door, complete $15. ---------WILL tra .. -I' .. -120 e propane gauge .o111. ser.i ce ..... wer "' -r .,...,..,;w•o painted In oll 25.. x 49. ~ FUZZ ton•, mlnt condition ""' ...., new.
Truck mirrors St. One wheel bedside chest $3. Antique ~I. 48'' ~O\Jnd rattan table ANTIQlTE aaddle bags $10, Seascape il'I frame $25. TIO $20. Accurate v 0 1 t a g e B 1 s • Contello Accordion
lawn f'<liter $5. Mop bucket rocker. needs refinishing , 854! $2. MS-2012 . table $.lO, picture• 5c • ts, w. l9tb. C.M. ~8558 PEACHFACE loveblnk $7. reference uor callbraUng with cue .for &ood work
with wringer SI. camp cots fl5, :>48-41148 58 01..DS convertible top SJO. 1ovely baby chlUerobe $25, BROWN naugah)'df recUner ~3263 meters and scopes) SlO. A.lk cw.
fl, Anehon !or small boet BROWN and tan o •a J Tires 14" lllld 15", 50c • $2. crib $10, TV In aolid f.Y), Tall blrd cage $4. High l2J 14 INCH 1V'a. Hetpoint lOC' John 60-nes , 8193-6U4
$1.50. 4' cro.~ cut saw St 50. Colonial l'l.l,lt, nearly new Austl11 Cooix-r ra d I at o r mahogany cabinet ns. wed-black met 11 upbolstered S25. RCA $15. Good coo-GAS range, apt me $25. 25 View Acrel Laguna
SO eallon bArrela St. TralltT S25. 7'1t JC 9\2, s.tS-1001 SJ.50. Ford V8 water P'1'"1> ding dresa never worn S25. rocker SlO. Case t Y P e dition. 644-<&48 Clean. 548-3382 Beach. so m ~ tmprove-
hltcb bulls SOc. 2 whc>fl 18 CUB1C foot u P rig ht Sl.50. Torque converter'a n frames 5c lo $15, painglngs rollaliout vacuum cleaner DRAPERY RemnMts 25c • PO T".,LE d pl ments, ~ $7700. $243.-
lraJlt'f'. no plates S~. EJec. freezer $25. 2 vinyl coat, size e~ch. Air <.'OOdllioner par ts and stitchery $1.50 • $8. wilh attachments Sl8. 2 ru-50c yard. Gtrl'a clothes, size andR: "°rad. recc>r'SS ., __ ~:~.~ 000 equity. For: TD'11 or '! ~motors St M<'h. Hybri d 16 --" • • both $10 Z.X. • S.l Pai1s and tools JOc • eu "12 $1 .., ..._ ___ $1 10 • ~ ,.,,__ ..,.. ~" 49, ......_ .. "'"' ,,.., • •: 1C" .... Cb guitar $20 anroeoua antique and -....is .., . ., e-...... Sel ........ ,.. , • ..,. ~ • $4. shoe . • SJ TV n.... • vwaer ... ............,, .... ...,, Amaryllis lily In pots 50e r ..... r Oi·u, f'Vy, Pont!at' ed t ... -.. 'th be led I""" 4'"4 ""' UUJU\ n~n --... s, size... . r•vVlll· -n'lamatic Kodak No. 300, huh caps 25c each, 2625 C carv ;,:_me tw~ F vte . beds, arfl\Y type $12. Metnl ""'6ll "''' • ., •• 2;i. Picture clal cabinet. two doors. 'JV 19' boat. 35 J ohnson. Trail-
l Ill Palisades Rd, ll()Clr Red S20. Upholstered choir $10. 2 Elden, Costa Mesa. mirror ...... se .,. 06 ona bunk or twtn bed sets Sl:i frame SOc. Potty chair $1. does D<>l work SS. 54fr620'7 er, bait tank, tully equippP<I,
Hilt bathroom slnkl., lalfcell $5 $10, sun. only 1~3. 29471 Via fno mattreases). Good push 2252 Cornell Dr. Corner __... d "'-d f
ch U o .,,_, YOUN\. ma · bl k W"---C ,. ,.,.. Go. "'CO FM h~ f """" con . • • • e or car or COlt.''H:NG Ware elCC'tromntic ea · .,.......,.. · .' n 5 ac suit, 37-Valverde, Laguna Niguel • lawn mower $6. 48 C'llp West "''""• ..... "" ""'' .... .,.r or VICttion trailer.
10 cup percolator f lO. Mar-SCRAM-LETS 38· Sb. Two Falcon wheels Crown Valley to La Plata, Bend dripolator $12. Porch SOFA bed, sood lhape $25. auto $20. Black leather 53&-3725 ble l'nd table $15. Barbie ft.SO each. 3 6l>eed portable lat cul·de-sac on left swing $5. Ottlce IW'K'el chair 545-8786 custom made motorcycle 1---------
doU fashion shop $3. 642-3163 record player with changer $"18. Loni upholstered 10.lp 2 WHEE jacket me 36-40, S 2 5 . $4440 Seuoned TD on lge ANSWERS $10. 4 bullet hub caPI $4 for 3 PIECE foam sectional $25. or piano bench no. 'l'#ln L trailer $25. 215% Molitor aid boot.a s:.io. 3, x 31 pool home No, Tustin area.
GREAT Ideas Today $1 ll aU: new basketball goal Recliner chair SS. Roalter siZe coil roUaway, no mit-E . 16lh St. C.M. floor custiion $5. T w o With 51A % lat TD. For late
VOIUnM!. Encycloi>edla set Sl.50. 54.5-5386 ovm and atand no. Violin trm $7. Ironing boa.rd $'1.50 El.frl'RIC ltntft a n d portable cypewriten $25 and model Cad or Uncohi.
S15. Junior clusstc11 $~. Brl-Triple -C:u.sket -Grotto SIAMESE kitten $10 Male case and bow $25. 1169 4 slice touter SS. Ber-t>-Que holder, new S7. Metal foot $20. Floor to cellinr, 5 foot 522-1264, 45()..7603
tannica AllaJJ S7. DlctiooMy Spavin -Usable -Kindly Sclllpolnt. 540-9147 Dorset Lane~ with hood SS. S m al l locker, new $6. Slant board, wide bookcaae .-ic. 2 elec· PAIN STRfKES h ..,,, * s.1. Bookca!!C SS. Bible $12. CUTGLASS .. _ . -Double bed quill .,, I t oslillating fan $4. 4 piece neer new $7. 54().1375 trostatlc bi-Ii tweeter• $20. * *
3 Br, 2 ba home. 1 year old,
like new. Cpta, drpa. s:m>
eq. Far: Mobile home. car,
boat, or ! 962-5811
LIDO hie, lee 2-ltory borne
105 ft froollge, 5 pragn.
TRADE for amaller bomt.
Price $110,000. IUcbanllcal
Purcell Realty 61S-4031
LOVELY :s.ycrelt 3 BR,
aeparate den, pool. Price
$59,500. TRADE for small
Houae or Units. RJcbaJ'd.
aon/Purcell Rlty m.4031
4 Units nr. Npt. Pier. ~
rental ll'e8. $58,500. Ex-
change for IDlalJ bollse-har-
bor Uta • Owner. DJ6~
Court. 673E21
'64 Rlv:lera, all factory ex·
tru, lnchJding air, AM • FM
radio, beautirul condition.
Take pick.up, car, motorcy.
cle, ! trade. 847-l?OT
85 x 4Qi vacant clear lot.
cla1e in, $4.';.000 value-can
build 24 unita. Owner will
trade fOC' income. Submit.
Bier. 642-6487, 545-4412
Roberts CAkal) stereo tape
recorder, xtn spkra It hd-
phnes, $4.50 val. For: Cam-
era, lenses, JOO:+ CC cycle,
car, or ? 6754498 aft 5
SMALL 1tw an Restaurant + real prop. $26,500 eq.
$32,500 F/P. Want: TDs, Jn.
come or Vacant Perron
Rlty. 642-1771
TRADE choice R-1 Ocean f.rOOt lot in Laguna Beach
equlty $39,000 for free •
clear new power b!>&t.
tm.5135
13' Boet, fibergla.u, n e w
intrwnenl.I never lnstalled
with or without motor.
TRADE, for trans. car GI'
repairs or ??? 673-5684
HA VE: 4 BR pool, large cor
lot nr schools. 10% dn F IP
$31,sOO eq $5,»J WANT:
lot, auto or boat. Doyle It
Wood eo. seusa
17 ft House Tailer AND '59
Cad. for Van truek or pick·
up or what have you?
646-9'Z'l0 -:ml Continental,
C.M. att 6:30.
* * * A f()rtunc teller who was ~canter '18 bl Ul and d TNwhing machine an.I pa Int 1 n s~ ; mate ng p ows uat fire screen and tool act $7. 2 PAJR ...irt•i ....__ roller De·Lwce Roto-broll $1 5 , Sl9 iO A 1 sick went to a doctor. The Its •> u p. 2 rutne. 117. 64~ SI 11 $2.50 Bo)'' a• 0
•""' 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1~!!!!11!1!!!!!l!l!••!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!! c·oursi·s . ,, . mer <.'Oil doctor qavc her a bottle nt upliolsrered chairs $15 • S2:l. l'O Pr ' s scot car skates, s ite 2 and 3. $2.50 Garden holes n .50 each.1• ''I . 0 S RE,...OR
llN 1ta~e S:!,SO each. C\11Til>r p\1111. She askl'CI, "When do Orampa~r glas~('~ $8. BA lb UNDERWOOD s t a n d a r d s:i. Small chlld's roclcy horu pair. DeVUbist vaporizer $3. Patio chalra $1. Electri t: It.. _.~,; .., ..... ~' tc Y &RYICE DI ~ • y
& Ive~ prints In rover $18. 1 lake lht-m?" scales SJ. Bo0ks IOc • 2:>c. typewriter $22. S m it b $2. Step stool $3. ~ W. 16th Bediwm chair, aqua 15. broiler t;;. K and E electric lulhMrs' 6570 Comrtctort 6620 lJMStcs S25. Young Folq Prunino s"'-a-•?. Prun:ft.,. Corona portable $23. Bur· St. C.:\t. 642.-8249 Sat-Sun Doll buoov, new S 2 . eraser $4. 9.15 x 15 Con· ---------Lib $"" The doctor replied, "JU~I b •oc ·~ ~ u•., ._, rary M"'l •<>· LI 4-9360 look in your crystal bell and ~-S-1. Nt>W CE knife ~ roug'ha adding madUne s:zs. HlU..:\IAN Hu&ky S25. Elec-Otlldrtn'a awing aet $10. tinental tires $4 tal11. Auto R 1: M 0 DE L , r e p t Ir s e ROOM ADDmONS e
All exCf'llrnt take a pill before the PAIN 400 Panorama Dr., Laguna: 642-0143 tric s1on $25. Electrlc dryer New pitch bac.k $2. New evaporatl•e cooler $5. Shot plumb's... painting, elec., L. T. Comtnaction
PARTS from 64 Do d gr STIUKES." 4!»-5364 WHITE pcilcllla c:urtairv>, $25. Lawn mower S 5 yardsge, U Jard pieces 50c gtm caae Sl. en-baby eeat carpettt.ry, l'ftkl., coa:11nerc., Family rooms. Jdtchm er
wagon: Startrr S25. Both 39'l HEMI drip dry, never used, 2 ptir, Aluminum Olriatmaa tree • $3. Booka 25c • ss. c...mes n. Madilnlat tool box $15· room addltlona. R e a 1 . units. Sin&fe story or 2:
humpers S15. Tall llghts $2. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator With 2-4'a xlnl 96" x 54". SS per pair. 2 no. Retrilft'allor 125. Iron-25c • $1.50. c b ti d re n. I 644-2!'J9 . &l>-3038 plans rustom deslgn!d. J'or
Seat S15. Door SlS. Bumi>tt 6'· clean and ckpeodabJe S20 :t:: ~~ ~s!e~:~ palr, 140" x 81", $7.50 pair. ing board f5. 146-.9579 dotbel SOc • $4. 2136 Collf(e VW reer bu1 seat no. Seats, ,._ . .u90 ettimates & la)'oul pbooe:
jack.t S2. Bucket ~•t sis. Pre-ls.17 Phlko radio com 4~ White washable •heer cotton PORTABLE typewriter $20 .• An. c.M. boat or car $2 each. Two _,.,...,.,,"I -• 847-1511 •
Volvo bench aeat S10. Large tnnaUon, works perlectly $7 draperlet, cuatotn made, 2 Underwood Standard $20 OVERSI'UfTED curved aet· coucbes. gftetl CO'llers $5 !NO JOB TOO SMALL! Remodeling e Expert e
box of ~ for MGTD $25. ~~ coHondnvertiblea 337. CC~ISandt QU1CK-N-Ea$y cartoP boot pane.la equala m" x 42" each. 'I'ypewriter table $l. tee $1(), r --i.te Girl Scout e9ch. Table with leaf $4. R.esidfnt • lhduatrlal ~ Economkal e Plana • MCTO lire and rim $10. """'"" .., .. on carrier $25. Modem coucb with wood rings and pole to ~7 """"~ . .., __ ,_ $7 ....__ ""'-I-N _ _._ • ...._ •
Ford Falrlane tire and rim kit. new $12. Transistor car S~. Noritake china, 83 flt Sl5. cate curt a I n s, uniform, aize 12 $5. Auorted Electric .,....,.et • 'wv merctal -Mal n t e n an c e ~ f!fl ""',.u"".-
flO. Bathroom alnk and as>-radio s10. Women's .clothing pieces tlS. New 8tyled dark gold/green print, 2 panels KODAK QYalcade II.Ide Jll'O-game. 25c • n. Two bed.lpcuds $3.50 each. t ~ and Remo de L 100% ftnandng • G. R. a..
pllances SlO. 847-1707 5c -Sl. Radiator SS. Bird , brown wig $2S. Kirby floor ~ 48" x 26~,. .. washable Jector wit.b lT allele ~ matchlnc Ude cblljrs SS bedside table $2. Chair $3. Reu. Lie, bonded, Insured. Uns. 8 11193 eves.
cage $1.:ic>. New mechanical u~i.· ·~. Sheer cot•-ft -·-•Jn S2J, IH4-L604 etich. Vibrator rt c 11 n e r 703 lria Ave. Corma del Mar e 962-1961 Cl" 642-5064 e ADD e Remodel e Re-a. Of.NISH stylf sofa $20. Pair po , ... 1ng attnchment s~. .., ""' ""' • . .,...
chain, Danish style $18. toys Crom Germany J5c Formica and Iron table, 2 panels. gold, 2 panel.a equal PILOT H1 Fl R a d I o needs recovertng no. 5 piece ANTIQlTE chest of drawers e CarpenlJ')' e Cabinet.I e Res • Comm • Industrial
Square coUce table $5, each. Parkard-BelJ radi~'JV ch a Ir s, St 5. G 0 l d, 84" x 30'', Sl. Beige drapes. ph00<>grapb conaolt • walntJ( dinette 8et no. Two tonnals $25. tbesl ol drawers s.;. e Blt·lnl e Alterations e Ft~ Layou11 Ir Est. DICK
Walnut fnd table $.'i. 'JV ln ('()flS()le 3' x :r. neros repair Rh&psody china for 8. $10. 2 pant?ls equal "8" x 8-1" cabinpt S2S. 644-16().1 one wtllte nylon $5. One blue Antique entry table no. Oc· e ~Ira e Reas! 646-9583 HUFFMAN 673-+159
workini;: c'OOdlrlon $20, Clas& S7. Melmac dlnnerwarr Sc M~tal dreasiTN: tabll' $.i. All plus 48" traver11e r'Od lo ti PERslAN Limb cape. nt'wly convertible (8horl. longl $10. casi?"41 or end ta~le $8. F'REE esllmates. No job too TOM CARNEY, lUdr. 15 Jn
snd hrass 8Crvlni;c cAtt S-1. ;~.~: NU~~~:~ la=·s~A, itrm1 in "''"?V c:ondllion. $:!. One maple bookcase lined S?5. Roll away brd Mrn'11 rink sk.i.es. site 7 SS. Glrl a dresses, aize 2-,, lOc . m all Remodel11 and Ad· exp. New constr, rm add,
2l!74 Boa Vista Mh'l Verde, M.: evcnfnl(s. 00-2-IOOJ hendboard, twin si:.~e $9 111th "'<'ellent mattress $2:1 Ladies bicycle, as Is SJ. Sl. D1nlng chairs SS eech. 3 dltlons. S~8-0787 gen maint, ldnt wk. 673-2473 c M. r ar h, Displey l>ourd.s for Wood fll).>t lamp $2, Ironing Full ~11(', extr11 long mat· B;udolr lampw S3.50 puir. cx.'Caslonill $5 uch. Antique -~....-.......,..,...,.,...,..,,---.,,.......,.
tools 2Sc IX'r s()Ctlon. Sluffod EARLY Amt'rican; Z choirs, board SJ. 'l\vo nrw white trt•--s S:.!j, LonJ box eprln~s Caa fireplace IOl?s S12.ri0. chair SlO. Wood chair $3. CARPENTERING k Roof-Carpet Cl .. nlnt 6625
4 NEW 100'7 VW wheel 111118 tig<'r with transistor radio \o t 2.i each: 2 entl tahlrl! $10 wlrwlow shades (~1.~·· x G') & lll-d t'ldelllksia $25. Pallo 36" 11 n d 24" vinyl match-Tile $7 each box. 642-4531. Ing All typea e All work
SIS. MG-31-1'.l slomnch SS. Jl.nccoon collar each. coffee rablr and lam11 ij. 35•· x 66" $2. JOO" whitf' ~rill on whem $.1. Metal car Blick drllPfl, lbne pair <'f 833 Towne St., CN (UIU'anteed, 539-6729
TYPEWRfTER. Undt'l"\\ood Jacket or swcoter n~. t11hll• Sl5 each; J l&mp1, S7 metal drapery rod $1. Car Ire box St. ·Ant I q u e esc:h, 50c pair. Pair 1eat FORD 4 barrel carburetor REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS
Olivrtt-1 portable. '41th case &U-~. 20701i NeWPotl each. 26-tnch Schwinn boy's radio Dla anything with 12 V rrorheted &cna bed9P~•d belts $2.50. ~61 and __ ......... ..., ..... J--_.... CABINETS. An:i size job.
e WALL TO WALL e e cmPET. CLEANING e
BJG DL9counl! ~ and cover $25. Concord 330 Blvd. .M. bicycle St2. 962-89S2 battt'ry. never used S17 s;;, Call 541-Cl98, 515 Sanl• .,_IUIVIQ .., .. ~ .......... 23 5'M713
portable taper e cord er : ROWCORD $25. K 0 d a Jc 8 C.F.M. air com-A .. ,..... fl.12-7984 Ana AvJ?. N~ He\gbbl COCKATlELS: Malts, 'Nill $2. Ford pa.rt.a $2. Ford 6 yrs ..xper. C._. L•Yl"I &
AC/DC, 5" reela, YOlce Rellna 3Smm m. Minolta "' .. ....,,,, talk SU.~. Femalt'I $10. C)'llncM motor tit.a Falcon ',..... 2' ~ated. sUde •"""hron'--"' <pump onl,y l, $25. 4 hp gas 3 SPEED Jrirl'a Schwinn, boy LONG playing albwna. Some 546-2286 after 6 PM and ColDl!t abort block $25. CttMWt, Cenc,.... 6600 a.p.tr 66 VI'~· -v·-.......... 16mm ns. Lile meieni S9 rngtne $20. Moctcl 5 B Le91· and girl's Slinfhys, new or lhr greet lr'OUPI· AO In ..... -p!il) 5 ttt'la of tape $25. 10" $12. Federal enlaigers $15 lll'l' $18 50 h 'JIU:?tl7 DRAPERY Rodi, the beat Ha d .. ,. accn80rk!I ..... Tioon-Walks-PatiOI at Ex· C.E. 'IV SI~. AM·FM clock l\nd $25. Dtlargin" I-·•= to air craft radlo sz;, Car bed s ' eac · ::::==1 good condit\on. $1.SO to $2. ""-root 5 • 18' .... If '""'ad Tranallmr ear radio SS 312 ~...e .,,_,__ E t ,.. """ ..., for baby $6. s.ti-3089 SQUARE oak "am• tabl• .,8 Call ~49 """ · •0 • ..., °" · . ...,_,.. ~. x Per r ad I o $ l 0. Ad m Ir a I S'.!5. MelL •'lrobe $15. Braun " ~ .. •• board and. tram.e double Ford motor SS· V.S l'ord worttmamblp. &tl-8514
Playmate phonognph StO. strobe! $15. New Trloblla 6 EXCYl'IC plgrona $2j. Anllque picture fraln4:!1 S2-\\·111::r;L barrOW, heavy dul.)I $12.5(), Tabl• and 4 chain pick•Up motor sz, S~ .et· CUSTOM PATIOS ._ Bookt'a~. dart no. Tripod, strobe $20, Flub ~ 50c ~autl(ut G E. waabM-m. S7. poon mclc $5. 40" etct.. Pnl'Um1tlc ball.bearll\1'. COil S10 i al hal $5 up tor aame $2$. Ford •
small $7. ThJ'ff nine-toot $15-AKC German 3 h e JI ht rd t'(i bl·us candleatlcks. Sl2 S.10 want $20. TI4: MT-81112 · oceas on c ·"' • automalk transmlallon $10. 8)0(tr walla. Abo conetttf rol~ pholo ba ck re r o u n d housebroken m 11 t . ..._ tl\Ch. Pewter S7 • $10. 4 ~.,... • ....., trac:.biiid StO. veg•t3bl• bins SJ. l&ml) V-1 Qrc.t. ndlalor S5. V-8 Nwtfts 6 removal. 8-12-1010 lllft« k KtTl'ESS, be 3 u t I r u 1 ~ ---plrctg 1lalt' 3' x ~· $.}. Sm;Ut . . I ruu!•.;Jo nd hides 50c flC'h. ~71 VM C'EMDIT work all lltlo:k ~ rec SZ. S1-rMtt". 'i Calk'o, 7 ~ecia. drmce traln.cd, &bots. 2 wood(' ~1 SIO Oil In-parts $25. Bab1 crib a rrcord ~er $3, IC!'H'D S3. Ford mac. riiatta $1. 1724 . • b'Pe•.
1<,.._ u w~i. fndaix ~~rr) ~ ahota. bousebrokt'n, healthy yean, flS, AKC m I I e tin ... ! c -r ..... · •-'-t I>!. matlrtsa.. good ('.(llldldon no. fan $2. era le 12, _ ...... ,. T\<1n A"·· C.t'll. NoH.jgl)~~n.'"'JCKall. ~K1 fSS t. -. .,., ........ e .. .., ('Vt'n-SlO and Sl5, ~ huenjl fbuki(oss) chllmo ... .., • • ....,. ic.r ... ...., f3 .,., Net JMJQ' Pf" S5o Bolifllnit 5 --11:t• -..,_. ... _ ........ ~ "'·-·-Aye llut SIO. Guitar ... ""-·~r..A ft..-I grlndl'r S3. ICl.le n, bird 9' 8 L u E c 0 II c.. $20. ,_..__ __._ p I •If'•• ~ .... .,.. .. p1on 11toclc S2S. AJ<C Grrman ... """'" "" b.ill 116) SJ.50. v nr par Cll(('S $4, and S\.50, bor stool 968-1398 """"'""°& '"'"'· I t 0 6 . aptl. c.M. COPPERTONE built • In ~hort·hftirtd polntrr, m;tlt W&&On lamp S4. S'PanWI bo-Alln1t lhots aiJe I a . 14" Sl I JOc drt""lfl. Wlllb, elc. All
115 Y ARD6 of ~ CAJ\..
PET, d1c beige Ideal for
apartmfnla. S3.95 I yard In·
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tM.lntel\. I: ~. 54l-6203
ROSE p6nll d a v e " P o r t ranae and o•en S'.!S each. "cl 'T1 "' 1 rn0nthlt, n.,. rlprttlf ll\bl11 s,, Cht-st of P lrlabl<' TV' worb good ' ampe • to S4. h:t plate BOY'S 26" blcyclt, t xc•nl type,!. ~ eat. 893-4818
'm-'-•• Into ....... , -." , *'""• ~ ca,binct for rtrut<' $15. dra~rts st Boof<caSff $-l ... .. __ ..... S 1 s $2, mllt r hrarln~. 11n11~. ~lion $20. Girl'• 'Z4.. _1 """' "':" ............ , V t '---1 I i\KC l'\'Cf m In I I t u r I' .a. • -• ,.., • ••'O. Bf>lb' aoan1 • t.·• •o 1... all "". (-"'--'»I"'' _,._. ,,._ "-'llO ue_.-1"1 bl•ftk -If(' ta .. '" ........ 2 "' '""""• lies lli. Large ••ac ........ mps ~ • 18. Antiqul' S"•·"-··rd, San'* ,._,, 8'8" • • ~ .., '""""' bl•..,cl~. ballcon I ,... $15. '"""• _,.. -..._, · -...... '"" .., -· A .. __ .._ __ ........ r.. N tlachshundt; n do r ab I c: d"< a r II'" "'"'-"'""'" '"' ..... a·~•-1 •2 J -"'--•• -•"' ""' ___ _..__.. ___ _ bl c:k nd t bl $'Z h "mvmt ,,...,..., """ .... ever ~ 'Or or ,.m'I """ • s.;,, •. 2 man rail • puml> and "'""" • ' ln.-r ..., ·-Both ~l)t palnttid. D r o r~~~d~.:~~~~~~j ~B :tallt'C12 ~1~to:~ko ~ ~~~~l~,y~i!~~~~1~ny ~nt~~°:,, :.·~&.; oU ~~in:: p~~ 1~ ~;.~rr:~~ T~:lt~,1~~ : .. ;~~ ra;;blf'~ w; ~ ~ C:. ~ ~";·01:::. -==~=;
Mille ltatue $1. Brazler urmtte .. ttcna .-. Mlll)ie OLD Iron b&by Clf'lb wtlh nrir Suir ca.r and controla, tools $13. Sdlwinn Vartlt,y ncuum rlclnt'r and at. Cabrtl1o St. ~280.1 ~~th 6 Dw)tu School. llf, 53'l·'10.1t alt T p,m.
n,so. ~li p1cturu 50c • ;!~ ~ ~ l$. 3:1t .& =ne ... ':~ ~ ~ l\eW S20 outflt form. ~·rn::.,::: r:4 =.rn~iiit:,' ~= dX.mNffii .na. 1a11 v~ • 1 cbiJd. H 0 t *.~O::~ ~· ~ ·=-ldt e:m_. ~ :: EM..AltGING I I Ill• t SD. $4 • Lawn rDOWll' a ad SCHWINN Pbdf bteycle Wft1'1 barrel or-. 2· ~ 12. Late hlcbwa1. ~! '~~ 2•• 5!· ....._ ..,.. tQA llC> eldmete. Old •111l *
8*k etOol SL Ou lllltchen Camhu. fl 1 t er• ud catcbtr SI-Pair d Tole wan tralne'I' wtittla SJJ. m..3280 ~l o.-nJ 111 o tor• D!3C, black and whlee r;d~,... ..,_. i ~ Uc. 5*-1539 JAPANESE GAJU>l:NJ:ll
ltoft, •pt tlbe 110. 2 cocluan ~St. 4 ir 5 ~lop.Ina lampa -GftCI ~ ta a BLUE Jtllrttt SU. .... l&artw M9mnat $25. Imm Kodak electrio ....._~" U C..tr...... '620 Y.W""9Mll 117 lht ..... tab~ Sl t'ldt. Ddll sa. tan1ta S2 • ... Rollll tanb Sl. pelr 60-«>ll · JMlddtd car ••t Iii, U.SO: 1111. UM l'ord powe-r movift eamtn sit. OobfUl _11 ___ -... .. Good """ Expe M-TZll Wooden cmbtnet ... .SO. Floor S18. 120 Nlkllw rttll n "•t O.E. fl«trie baby "9od .. _,,_ ..._ •, 900llJ5 •-· ,._ ..... -, .., ~ "'" WALNUT Dunclh m-..... din •----r .. ._, •-...... VTI'"' -., ll\3tthln• ........ 1·-$15 ... ,...._ ..._ • ._.. L-u--·OJnlJllctor. Ad· eut a. • ...._ I.awn lamp $1 Patio d\al S3 rum Ml'litnl, 3~ x '" lo ~ • 'Y'"' • . ... ...., •• ; ............. ,... Ilk:'-.. ___.... ~ atttr-.. ........ ........ ..., "'"""' ..... IU --11 ..... ,,..., ....... ..
• ICl • Ing room table with ~al 12$. at'at 13. AU IUc" M"'1 ... ~ ~ _ Pl!llr. !i48-87 ttettntrs 90c IOrrot .ima.. Rmod•llna. Sm Mainm>u~~. ~. ~U<> t'flllrr1 121 S1 f'ech. " 7, Sl. • S4. Qr:lphic 23 roll L"' ""!"~ ., .. 1-. "'--blurt, N .. lnit whi!fl S2.. F•kon -1o ~· 11 ..... Job9 ..-1, ... 613-Z\29 ~ 4808 5&-1510 eJl 4 PM Tra rnrt $2. turdl}', May b.llcic 125. FUm p 11 e k ...__... """' wv ...,.., o. 'Ill carburetor D.S. 292 MAPLE kft\dt,knadr lht'u SJ. Bax canw.ru .-.,... ~ "'' -.,...--· ----....--
11, a t $41 El Mode\•. adaptcn S'T.:A OmtR• CltTI MINO.~ <'9mmSZ.~t Eu:cnuc baby chkjcn Wprd 'Je ~or a.:w s 25. t. lrl fl M., h VHF~ 15. Nftr 21'' MllllMM * ~modellna MOWING.~ vacalan s 8. llhrt'f' blockl m>m r1rrt .. r.,. cuu,r SJ. l'Mter and nw l llachlMlll W""1)1"1' $4, call e " e "'o '6' .... l'fV .... lllPholalf'~ rvdlq dla)r '"'-ba9 SUI ..... m '"" & Cerwldr. Lie. G«t'I C'kaup. ......
tfartlC>r Hl&h) Bulle 1oMtt' fT.$0. T7M1rt; SlO. Workl. «M-l880 SJl-730I (Dew} S2t .... MMm fa, U M5U 0.. ..... SL .... aMNI , * se.2170 Odd Jolla. * MMllS
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painter.
6:>-5254.
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REPAIRS
Sewing
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patch. 1
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JOBS &
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machine
Indus. e) . 613-1649
"AMBm
man. 33
evenll\il
hrs/wk.
need •v
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C:crical,
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Cully •t"
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COUPLE
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ANTHONn ~' 70IS
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.... moodily cue. ..,. ~!'I-~ 7100 .............. E'q.W-dc:ul&urilt. .. . __ ..
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EXPERT JA,iNISI Saata AM Pron Bide.
lS'l'O Santa Ana Ave. GARDINER C.t1 Me.a 641-9' 11 C1eu-QP Neat Wed ~ Hn 8: 30 am • 5 pm Mon-Fri.
JAPANDE GARDENER .... .... ,EX.PER. ~liable mainl Help W1nMd, Meft 7200 Reu. mo rates. 892-3219
EXPER. J~Amerie1111 MAY: co. prdenu; lDdacp. ~: Montbl,y malnt. 531-& tte
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JIM'S GARDENING ~·co.st Pl•u A Mainteftance. RnklentlaJ,
Com'l •• Cl8mJp. 5'aw. ' 3333 Bmtor'St.
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vbome
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home.
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pentry. Reu! Rel Insured. • Cook BankAmerica.rd OK
Call "Mike' ~ Elq)erleooe required. s
H1ullng 6730 day week. Comprehen.live
benefits program.
LITTLE GIANT TRUCK
Hauling. 6" heighth, 10" bed. lnterviewint tt.urs
You Mme It I haul. Reas. Monday tbN Thunday
Big John 642-4030 10-12 a.m. A 1-3 p.m.
./ HAULING. 'n'uh pickup. APPLY IN PERSON
Trlmmln~. Anything • we do Employment Office
It all. Expert work. 545-2792 Upper Level
HAULING • Garage clean-up. An equal opportunity
You name It, 1 haul it; employer
Reas. Little Doug 842-ll67
HAULING l: Oee.n-up, even-
ings le w~kends. Call Jack STOCK· 646-1530
CLEAN Loll, garages, etc. PREPARATION MAN Tree removal, dump, skip,
backhoe, fill, grade. 962-8745
For 2nd. shl~. Rub-ndition.
iotorcy. ,,
!al' lot,
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.er will
3ubm11.
Ironing 6755 ber experience ..
sired. Mu1t re•d CUSTOM IRONING tc•I" Ind baS.~. Pick up le deliver Age 25-45. Good p1y 642~9 • 5'»00'75 ind benefits. ·-bndsu ping 6810
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GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING Apply Personnel Dept.
1c GARDENING SERVICE U.S. DIVERS CO. State Licensed cootrctr,
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Residential -Commercial 3323 W. W•rn•r Ave. Free e!t -No :lob too big-
893-3581 S•nt1 An•, C•llf.
taurant
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Paperhantlng An equal opportunity -
Pelntlng 6150 employer
Perron
Ocean
Beach
free •
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IT QUALITY worlr and Se1"men la Ma,,...n mitterlala by li ce ns ed C&rftl' opporty wttb ~ painter. 20 Y1'I e x per.
4$-.5254. firm offering OTer UICI n»
tual tuntts. Full or pt ttme. INTERIOR &: EXTERIOR No exper nee. we tnln. Painting. Free estimate, Npt Bcb office, 642-tal licensed l: Insured. Santa Ana office. 547.m1 C.all CHUG< 548-5314 Inveltnl'I Ftnandal
nstalled FIRST CLASS Painting &: Services, lac.
motor.
car GI'
i684
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WANT:
.>oyle le
Paperhanging. FREE ES---
TlMATES, ~9 Working forem11 e PAINTING • Interior &: Injection molding expert-Exterior. Free estimates.
Reasonable rates. 646-3015 ence. Small growins
plant. . INTER or Ext. PAINTING. SMALL PARTS, INC. IMMED. SERVICE. Local 1346 Logan Ave. ref. FREE est. 548-1627 Costa Mesa ~
~·59
DI' pid<-
! you?
inental,
* I!!!!!!!!!! fORY -6'20
NS e
OD
:hen or
or 2;
ed. l'or
pbonr.
Plumbint 6890 * $70 W&K * LEAKS? Gas or water el~ PuMime Eve tronlcally located under ce-
men I, blacktop. ground, 6 to 10: l> P.M. No exper nee-
walls, lhowers, any place. cssary. Neat & d~dable.
Repaired. Water lines clean-Ages 19 to 35. s.Jes a: ar-
ed, pressure restored. vice. Call 5'17·!W·.
CALL "LEA!<S" 642--0348
BankAmericard OK • COOKS ~UMBING
REPAIRS REMODEL BLUE DOLPHtN 642-31.28 RESTAURANT
Sewing 6960 675-4004
Alttr•tlons-642-5845 Gertler lndu1trlff Neat,_ accurate, 20 yrs. ~· Experienced m a c h I n I s t s
m e TILE, Ctr•mic 6974 wanted with own tools. Good
JJOsition. 914 W. 17th SL. CM.
ana • :tkla •
R. Co&-
*Verne, the Tile Man * 642-3265 ask for Bernard
Cust. work. Install &: repaira. Gt-rtler or Ron Dennison.
No job too i.mall. Pluter •ROUTES AV AJlrABLE
patch. Leaking s h ow er tn
Repair repair. 847-19'j7/~ Westminster for boy1 1~1'
duatrial
:. DlCX JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Good Profits • No Sunda1
Delivery 642-4321
I Job W1nttd, Men 7000 SERVICE Station Allt>ndant.
• 15 "" m add,
673-2473 -6625
.L e
1NG e
6l6-3m
MAINTE'NANO.: man. lie. full time. experirnce pr!!-
!erred. Enquire Chuck Ma· bldr., carpenter, plumber. ll08 Chevron. corner Sprini:· Own tools, equ)(>., welding d11lf' at Edini er, HB. machines. Motel, hOt1pital, MAINTENANCE o r dlOl't!l indus. exp. Ref.I. -I Days wk. crulsrr. Approx 1 ·~ time. . 673-t649 Yacht maint. elQ>C.'r re-.:AMBmous. e du l!'a t e d quired. Write lo PO Box 537, man. 33 yrs old, wanlS work Balboa -
r6626
,. CAR-
·ea.I for
yard In·
ral 0th·
54&-4471 ...
maed A
Jobi,
548-6Jl3
evenings A: weekends, »35 CAMPER & Traller metal hrs/wk. No g1mmjck Jobi maa. must have previous need apply. m.«;47" '1!~· Apply at EMPLOYED man 38, seek1ng Monarch Indus lries. 7120 evet A/or Sal work , PlacenU1, CM. Newport, Costa Mesa area. MAN tor assembly llh1pplng C!crlcal, aalu, etc. 642-20'2 A receiving dept. F\lll t line eves, Bob must have ~vrra lie. Sl·60 CHAUFFEUR and h o u s e hr to atart. 947 w. 17111 SI .. boy. ~~.. OCC nt.s. C&ll O J ~3-$98 STEADY J)llr1 time delivt!ry
Job Wenttd, Lady 7020 job tor clean cut collt>ge alu-
dent with own car. ~ W.
2 Mature Cennan women~ Cit Hwy. Newport Bch.
6'IO
>ENINC
~
.m.
6ciftn
•• ,.,. m• iNiii'"' ....... I\ Ml-Tiii
runy • experienced. Cook * TeleJ>bone Sales serve houl'ekcep d r I v e • Top cocnmlllion. ulaey ll Quality m e,rence. Dealtt you q.i11Jfy. ~?-only ~'Ork In ~ wbm: both For Interview ph 5*-70'1 needed. Write 0.Uy PUot SERVICE Sta Atltndant, Box M-U4 Olla 21, lllbt mecb ext>tr • C A It P ET a.a-. F1oar tJrUoa S1aUon, 371 ..-. •tripp-. wax1111. w.u., NB Wlndonwubell.81417 a:RV 8'L Attend. P/tiJnt, CONVALDC'iHf cit 11va&d H..WfarlllCS\t A wlmlls. care "1 11111'91 .W.. Mrs. Olftlacl Blll CiNt for appL Monillan .... 1122 5tl-1TST
""' .....
lfl • .PM
.Wt Wint.I S«v. 1ta attfnd pue ,ard
lbtft. 5ela7 + CllllftN. OR Mett a w....,..1030 a.mo, ml'I Olt Rwy, CdM
lciimi
liq.
Mimi
COUPL£ F.ilrt.y &0'1 • ..:~. F.XPER mertne dluc l
.wry Slbue 111>t.. 1upv., mechanic: O.VJet E. Smith
SDP'l A aWnL ~ ea.• ii. a Na 9MllD
\
·--
• PAIT ' TIME
Help ...... llOW
Illeel put time job
wocidnC ~ ftlstits a wffk
from I to 9:30 p.m. Pa)'
tan i •a lt&rt tram
$230. ,., "'°""' No expttlence neees-
aary. We n~ nine ex-
tra men now. Must hue
lived tn th1a UH t W 0
years or tonier. Call !or
at>PQ.intment.
Mr. Nelson
774-7251
JUITOI &
ClUIUP MAii
El(peri~. neat appear-
ance. Excellent benefits,
good starting salary. Con-
t act: Mr. Robert R4galski.
WW
CADIU.AC
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
REAL ESTATE
L
f
lcensed salespeople in
well establllbed off ice, no
experience necessnry, only
a real estate license requir-
ed. Tl'ainlni program.
Good walk-in traftic. You
have your own d~'k &
phone. Good listinp to
aell. Floor Ume. Top com·
mlu.ion. Plenty of money
to finance )'OW' sales. Call
ar inte"lew·
W. E. Lachenmyer Realtor
18liO Newport Blvd., CM
646-39'18 Eve. 6734577
Ships C1rpenters
and
Y1ebl P1inters
Only experienced
need apply at
Udo Ship Yard
900 Lido P•rk Dr.,
Newport 8Hch
Young Fry Cook
or
Kitchen Trainee
Permanent job. Chance for adv~iberit.
(No .tudenta Please)
NEwPORT BEACH
2607 West Coast Hwy.
T eking ApplicatioM
Mon., Mey 13
from 12 to 6 p.m.
Waitresses • Ho1teues
Bartender' -W aiten
Cooks -Kitchen Help
8u5boy5 • Oi5hwuhen
SALESMEN
MANAGERS
A sure-tire salel opportu.
nity. For the first time, the
largest, fastest growing,
Instant Credit Corp. oUers
a sc1vicc that many mer-
chants have urgently re-
quested. The facility to
honor over 100 credil cards
(those of gas companies
and all purpose cards in-
cluded). Guaranteed to
bring new business to aulo-
mollve establishments, ap-
parel, gUt • beauty lhops,
restaurants, lounges, mo-
tels, etc. To promote our
unique eervioe we llei!d
23-3.1
WITH IMAGINATION
We desip end market busi-
neu fonDa, systems &
equipment on a n1tlonal
llC&le. Dir extensive traln-
b'lr programs, fine repula·
tlon &: complete production
faclli lies establishes a high
earning potential with many
fringe benefit.a.
We are looking for Intelligent
young men with the creative
ability to analyze and sell
buslneas systems & proce-
dures. College or equiv. bus-
tneu be.ckground in account-
ing or administration requir-
ed.
Your API'ITUDE is more
.important than a proven sal·
es record.
a.,.b'I Big Boy ex:perienced aa1esmef1 Md
"'f"' 17 manacert in ORANGE
BUSINDS FORMS
DIVISION
NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER CO. -15' E. th St. COUNTY. Tbey mlllll be __ c_09_ta_M_esa.....:.,_c_aL ___ , able to deal wilA eJCeCU·
MAIL BOY
Over 18. military obliga.
lions fullilled. Good oppor-
tunity.
CLA-YAL CO.
' 17th & Pl1c•ntia
Cftt1 MH•
An equal opportunity
employer
• IF
You have
a suit
a car
•
and the "d!slre lo earn an
extra SlOO per Wl'Ck salary
for 5 evenings work call
MR. MlLLER PR 4-20'21
MANAGER
BAR le DINING ROOM
Experienced. Send resume
& salary requirrd to
P. 0. Drawer 391
Huntington Beach
FRY COOK
EXPERTENCED
Good pay.
tives.
Here is a job that can
acutally be a lot of fun.
Work from 9 lo 5 Wct'k·
days, L r a d s furnished.
Commission, bQnuses, etc .
Cont1ct:
Mr. Andy Th1tchtr
Mon., Tue1., Wed.
772-5900 Ext. 105
The Chtr .. r Hou ..
1700 So. H1rbor Blvd.
An1heim
,
Dishwasher
Day Shill
Apply in person
Call for Appointment
E. J. Strickler 547-«>Zl
An equal opportunity
employer
J. W. Robinson
H11 openlntt for:
Experienced
Mainte111nce
Engineer
Full time.
Excellent Benefit•
• Apply Personnel
10-1. l\lon. thru Fri.
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT IEACH
An equal op]IOrtunlty
i>mployer
REAL ESTATE
SAIHMEll
,.• . ...
PRODUCTION
TRAINEES
No experience neceanry.18 to 85 years. HJ1b
acbool &rach11te. If you have the aptitude. we 'Nill train you. Permanent employment. Ex·
cellent opportunJty for advancement.
INTIRVllWS MON. THRU FRI.
SPS Western
2701 So. Herber, Senti An•
An equ1I opportunity employer
-. ----------------
• • • • • • • • • I e TIRE SerYice Man, exper.
Plinl Fringe benefits, p e r m • ,
reliable. 548-9383 -----
Salesmen
Retail, to woril at
ltorff In:
• S1nt1 An1
• An•helm
• Long .lttch
• Downey
Good at.artin& w8ie with auto.
matlc inc~aes. Ample or>
JJOrtunity for Gttrtime. Per-
manent inside work.
Free hospital &: medical plan
for the entlre famll,y; other
liberal benefltJ; lncluding
dental, Jl'Yed vacation, ell:. nus la a ce.reer Polltion in
a last-growing organization.
Apply Mond•y
9 •.m. to 9 p.m.
Standard Brands
Paint Company
2145 W. Lincoln Ave.
Annhelm
Equal opportunit.Y employer ......... ,
Experienced
fiberglass
Production
Personnel
*CHOPPER
Spr1y-up Operafors
$3.50 -$3.75
*ROWRS
$2.75 -$3.00
•Plus Bonus Pl1n
*Plus Medic1I Pl1n
FIBERFAB
S1nt• Clara
Contact Mr. Rich Ad1ms
(213) 925-9389
15314 L1kewood Blvd.
Los Ange lH
Accountant
Accountant to perform
varl01Js duties In the Ac-
countlni;: Department.
One to two years of In·
dustrial exprrlrnce or a
degrce rrquired. Excel.
lent opportunity to get
well rounded Industrial
Accounting background.
-APPLY -
CADlll.A·C GAGE·
WEST COAST
1866 Whittler Ave.
Coat• Mt11
An equal opportunity
employe1·
Agencln , Women 7300
Adminl1tr1tiv• Secy.
Outstanding opportunity. ca·
reer girl, free to travel for
and with dynamic company
presidertt (he's happl.l,y mar·
rledl. Must have good akllls + poise and matwicy to
handle administrattve-dUl·
ies. Salary ~ + expenses
to start with; immediate
raise alter proballooary ~
iod.
GAYNOR
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
2'l5 E. 17th/S.A. 542-7'~
See Bet1y Bruce at
midd l xec
Agency for Career Girls
410 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
By appoint. 646-3939
·--.. ·-· -ZllW-2&!
Help Wenttd
Women 7400
BABYSITI'ER • live ln.
Mature, responsible person.
References. Room le board + small sa lary. Days 213:
627-3321, Eves. after 7, 714:
54G-4922
BEAUTICIAN. Good with
high alyling & older slyles.
New plui;h shop on 19th St.,
C.M. acl'OSS lrom new
Senior Citizens residence.
Full or part ti me. 642-7241
PART-Time, 20 hrs wk, light
craft-type work. must be
presentable, t>refer mature
woman. 847-Zlll Call 9 to 10
AM only
WOMAN .•• capable of car-
ing for convalescent femal e
stroke patient. Go home
nights. Call 5 4 0 -9 8 7 7
between S a.m.·10 a.m.
SINGLE NEEDLE • Special
machine opera tors •
pressers • trimmers. Ex-
p e r I e n c e d only. 158
Monrovia, N.B. 642-~
BARMAJDS ....
... and GO.GO
DANCERS
$JOO per week
638-5483 or 633-9763
SEAMSTRESSES
Exper., for Cast IP'Owing
women's sportswear mfg'r.
Groovy place lo work plus
goad pay. 1810 Monrovia, CM
Experienced margin clerk
for Newport Beach ottice
of Notional Brokerage Firm.
40 to 60 wpm. salary open.
54(}-8121 Miss Romeiro
ATI'ENTION WOMEN; Keep
that lmportanl job at home
& still earn S50 wk part
timr. 2 or 3 eves/wk. C.ar l
phone nee. 4!J5..0.122
WANTED: recepllonlsl
who hae had experience In
medical or dental o!flce & ls
comfortable with chUdre.n.
54S-5588
B A B 'i S I TT E R, Mature
person. Your home N.B.
Sun, Mon, & Tues. Call
642-2633 •
• Medical Asst. for back-ore.
X-ray, Injection.
Apply in person 7.3 p.m.
2273 H11rbor Blvd.
Ken'• Rfftau,.nt
Coco's
Famous
Hamburgen
To sell Bii: Bl'ar Lak! prop-
c11les Cull or part time.
OUlce~ in ;>;ewport Beach
end Big Bt-~r Lake. Excer> 1---------
e Med Ins. St'C·y. EXJ>('r,
Salt1ry Of)(•n Ph: 837-7520
NEED 2 FuUerettes. Cun
rn.,, S-1. hour. we train.
11.B. ;\Ir&· C. re e n be r g
111!-:'..i.l;; W11ntrd lmmrdlat~Jy
Fin•I Detail &
Cle1nup M•n
ror yacht manufarturrr.
Apply 1682 Plncenlln Ave.
Costa Meu
POLISH It DETAIL MAN
17th & Irvine
Newport Belch
AND Architecture I
PARn; COUNTERMAN Dr•fhmen
DEAN LEWIS Min 2-3 yrs ex-perlence · In
1986 Harbor. C.M. al>&rtmenl hou~ and tmct
646-9303 home Clcld. PrepsratJon of
Ca ••IER BOYS prelimlnal')' layouts of new
''"'" hydronl~ domfstic hi-a llnir GOOD ROUTES nnd conUnit system. Creal AVAILABLE
llontd r:t111ings for lllP
men! \V11tr Rox M UO Da~
ly pllor Ph •!It' 546-8242
SALESMAN
ExpPrirm:rd in telling
Shor' ,1; ~len·s Sporls-
wear. Perm~t. rood
bent f11l
!IL VERWOODS
45 Fas hion l1land
Newport leech
CABIET
SETTERS &
SHRLERS
Mobile Hom•
Experience
Excellent opportunity
-Apply-
UPlORER.
. MOTORHOME CORP.
4000 C1mpu1 Drive
Newport l etch HUNTINGTON BEACU oppty to k arn n f' w field MANM:i:1~ nreded for Wf'll
DAIL y PILOT portlclpatlon In Mlldnecr1ng es1al>li•hl'd llport filtllng _,,_
• 6C-4321 • tt'Sllnit 111\d to ("r('att t1 fu-comp.in' ·, )T minimum
---lure In a rapldly growing n prr :-. .... rry Ofl('n. ~nd EL ECT_R_O N IC S Supply manufncturlng ('OO'lpany. rumi Irr.• ,,.~umr ot t x('>4"r
Countt'r Salesman. E x P e r &.lanc•Flo, Inc. imd ~r~n111 d11te to Box M.
nol ncce&Mry if yoo have 613..1003 112 0 .. 11~ Pilot.
llOmr rlertronlc borkgro11nd. BLna-:'ltnio•cM-nce--,,.-, 1-t 11 H. W. Wrlfehl Co , 1170
Nowport Blvd, CM. RW fSJAR ,i:rrn'J'tll •'<J>f'rl!:llCl'lpftlntlnit. pl1ti.trrln1:. p .,,., t M:t, ('IC Stock Room Clerk c1111 :'ltr Km,rniin -..un 8
Knowlfdlrp lnvrntory Control SALfSMBI am-I 11n1 \Ion lhni F'1 or
ISLANDER MC1J'OR.HOM£ , 4~71 S.'ll & SUn
WELDERS
Eircellent
Frl"f• Benefits
-APPLY-
UPLORER
a E. w...,,,_ St.. To let) llr Beer ~ "'°" WTO: Rrtlrcd a P P I f a 11 e e MOJMllMft (QIP s.nta Ana f'l"lia fl.IP or ,.n dmt. 1trvice man (auto. ~ UllfM'llO •
IOYI 10 • 14 Ottlc.'8 ta lfll'W'l*'t 9wh " dryer) tor p/ttftae · 4000 c....-Drive PttAlla 9-1' ~ Derp-Mllllt be In Rood beelth aM ... h Gd """991 •Good proftt! llonll ...... -1-for •-able 10 drlvr lnlclt, Mf-«ltl Newport c 8Al.80A PENINSULA .,... ......, _,. ---'---I DAIL y PILOT mf'ftl Wr1tt Box M UG Dal-Woodwo~ ..... e MM32J e 1Y Pilot Phone 54M2G ,C1blnet MMr. COLLI GI MEN
--· - ---Apf)IY LUHRS 80.\T 00. SUMMIR Joas ~ ~r~~ t: DI Li I RYMAN _*19-~" l~th St.. C.M. ExrelJenl 11111')'. Good ·busl-
Oomr1lnicfnl Centtr. 4661Wantrd ~ l\lrnlh!M 1tor«': MAU; lhrntt1lill 1nntedl neAA cxperlroct. w., Into. n•-,.,... Rd. 'N 11 w "or t ~Vett 71, e~r1tl'M..'fd with follO'l.i n1. Hlmttnatm Box M Ill ~)' Pilot
...:;;..., • ' • ~ • a.ach art'•· w..na .
\\'O:\tAN. ;.,.) · 60 yrs., com·
panlon lo rldcrly lady: 8 AM
to 4 PM. ~ton. thru Fri. Call an. 5:30 PM 545-7293
RELIABLE babysilter, pan
lime. aflernoons thru evea.
$15 Wk + transp. ft.tf.
6-12~
81\RYSITJ'JNG: :? s m 11 11
1·h1rJrn. 11pply i.n persoo.
Rl'f s rcq 9002 Pioneer Or.
llB --------WOM A N w/c ar f o r
hsPClranin~ 12 day a wk.
SUO hr. SI for gas. 494-8673
-t;XPl::R. Donut maker
Apply: 9089 Adam~.
llunli ngton Beach
• llOUSEKt:EPER
Llvr In. I C'hlld, Lido Isle.
Call 9 In 5 :>47~9.'\21 ------------PR I Mg area f\11lerrttc MIJT.
H.B .. f'.V, Will trail\. Ml'I.
Tharkeray, 9fi2.S2U.
rtAroRE\Voman bab)'slt
my home. Own trans. 3 IChJ
dllctm. Aft 6 pm. 962-4023
MAJNT. Man '-maid. Single
or c:pte. nffd for motel apts.
2314"' Nwport Blvd, CM.
HSKPll ""U time thf'OUCh
aummer ~family. Own
tl'lll'llf). lf7..s810 af1f'r 5
BABYSITI'ER. want~. 2
S'rl•. 2~ to 5:~ dally, S15
~,., e LVN •
Part or ftalt ume .. T-9811
'
Ancient Mariner
NEWPORT BEACH
2607 West Coast Hwy.
Ta king Appr.c.tion1
Mon., M1y 13
from 12 to 6 p.m.
for:
W 1itrts5t5 • Hostesses
81rtenders • Wa iters
Coobtt. Kitchen Help
Bu,boys • Oishwa5hers
WAITRESSES
Experienced. Night shift.
Union .calt; hospltallzatJon
lnsur., dental care.
Apply In penoo 9-11 AM
HOWARD'S
RESTAURANT
4001 w. Coast Highway
NEWPORT BEACH
Ideas w a n t e d . agg-
relisive radio 1ta tion att ks
person who can create con-
test ideas, c o m m e r c i a 1
Ideas, comedy Ideas. Want
fresh, original, vital 114>-
proacb. Salary apen. I( you
poueu real, p r o v a b I e
creativity. call Mr. Wm.
Weaver. Gen. Mgr., ~.
Santa Ana. <TI4l 839-4220 .
Secretary II
$427 lo SS12. per month. O!>-
tlonal 10 or 12 month posl·
Uon, Shorthand 90 wpm, IYi>
ing 60 wpm. Three years
secretarlal experience i:.e-
QU}rtd. Call Fountain Valley
School District 962-1331 ~
tween ~5 p.m. ft!ay 13th,
1968. .
SALESGIRL
Exper. preferred but not nec-
essary, lo work in hlah rrade
1hoe aalon. Must be avail-
able evenlnp: honest It re-
liable. Apply in perlOll
INNES SHOES
So. Cout P\aza, 0,.ta Mesa
PART-nme light housekeep-
ing &: meaengl!,I' dutlc1 for
medical clinic. \Must have
car. 11:30 AM to 3:30, Mon.
thru Fri.; n.50 Hr. plus gas
& fringe benetitll. 549-0386
For epp't.
Experienced Saleswomen
Attractive, well g roomed
womCJl, 2 yn;. exp. high
Cashion a.'lles desired. F\J.11
or part time. See MgT.
BACKSTREET
25 F._hion Island, N.B.
PART·TlME CASHIER
Weekends a: alternooaa.
Ask ror Bob or Dave.
American Bldg Center
Hunt Bch 962-ml
TOY STORE. CM
S11leslad.y. N"~ exp nee,
Full lime, days only.
2j or ovrr. Kl 5-7032
Ask for Mr. Pollock
FUl...L TIME REGISTERED
NURSE. ~11 Shi1L Salary
open 6't2-«M4 Park Lido
Convt1les<'rnl Center, 466
Fla~hlp Rd. N.B.
TB.ETYP£
OPERATOR
Two yean mlnbnum In-
dustrial ex p er Jen c e.
Knowledge of PBX m~
pie board desirable.
PBI OPWTOR .
Two yeen minimum In.
dust:rial experience mw.
t1ple board. Knowledp ol
Teletype delirabla. • ... . .
Both po1ftlon1 full
time, permenent, or
vi cation rellef •
Appty Pat Peltom
133-0600, lxt. 2229
COWN.S
RADIO CO.
19700 JernboNt lolfll
Newport lhlch
All appllcaUona reviewed
on merit with no blu ~
ward Race, Color, Creed or
Sex.
llewporl ....
Sebet&JY required for the
Pruldent of a national
firm of Engineertfta Con-
sultanta. This polltioll will
Include other office duties
during the Pruldlllt'a tr.
quet ablenaes. Exctpdcml
typing and shorthand lldDI
and a p1eulni ~'7
are required. Collep badt-
ground preferred; Alar1
open. Six cirl oUke.
Phone Mr. AndNWI
675-3551
AL1EIATIONS
Qualified to work In blah
iTBde faahlon store. Able to
do both men anct women's
Offers permanent f\IU time
work. Pleasant environment
and good oompan)' benetitl
Apply:
Buffum'•
F11hlon lallfMI
INSUWKEA&ifY
·s 11 A M P o o sirt with Newport leec•
California license. G o o d desires peraonnel u IDllows
working c o n d I t I o n s. (1) Exper Ina. llCl'ftal7
EastblufC Courures ~1570 with wpervilory e11paWlhla
Newport Beach. <2) Multiple line Mdewdta"1
CHURCH Nursery attendant. 131 File 6 mail clut
Exper !Ady avail Sunday, Salaries open. PhaM ID'.
and other occasions. O\\TI Glbeon, Mf-1185 trans. Ph: ~ or _____ ......;,. ___ _
64~
KITCHEN H E L P E R. f11U
time. 642-8044 P11rk Udo
Convalesctnt CtntCT, 4G6
F111phlp Rd .• N.B.
It TD.EPHONE SALES
Top c:ommisslon, SAiary ll
you qua.Illy. Exper only. For
Interview ph 546-7041
Sil1swo1111
Experienoed in t.tt« woe-
a11'1 n."ldy-to-wMr. Q9&. ned to 1e11 1n hlcb ll"ldl
tashlon store. ottm ,.....
ant envkmtment ed ,..
company ~ts. APP4':
IUPFUM'S. ,. ............... NE ED IM MEDIATELY.
~ATURE BABY SrrTI..'R.
older woman pl't'f, w/rrfs.
own t1'1ns. Call ror In-RECEPTIONIST -l'diOi
tt1'V1ew 96t-7592 aft 4 pm. a.ERK »31 ~ 'llec>
BABYSilTER., fllll time Wed Irie ~. Jt ..., ...
lhru SUn. $35 wit. Reliable. der. lTCl ~ Ollta Ref1 req. 14Mfl23 _M_eea _______ _
PBX OperallOr. Alll amo HSa<Pk U••ta. = txper pre/, Avd tor .U ~ home JC.,
lhlfw. 53&-1725 No aper MC• t1'414T' ••
DENTAL Ofc, Mrr. Eitpa. Everyeifte 11111 Fl8lr w....
or 4 Y" CClllep. Sluslc, 25-WbJ noc lell thfta. a llr.
45. &t&-3000 Mrs. Brown 540-JID HB.
e DONUT M 1 k t r , tic-MAID 6 Mafnt M•. Qlt •
prrft nccd. tatlY M•. ab.Ill. slnitt. Ntfd tor ..... -nu; DONUT MILL ~ 2384'1' Nrwport IMI.. Cl
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LEGAL N<Yl'ICE
P'·Jl1'7
ClaT.,ICATI 01' •UstNISS. '1CTITIOUS NAMI
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
T~e undersloMd "°" ctr111v llh• 11 con-'"· 227ff duel no t b<islMSJ •I 7616 Entland SI. A, NOTICI TO C•f DITO•S
Hunfnq!Qn BHch. '76" C1llfonll1, under SUP'EllOI COU•T OF THE
IN l'c""O<n llrm N mt al M..L 8 $TATI 01' CALll'O•NIA
CllEA TIVE P•OOUCTS and 11111 Uld l'Oll THI COUNTY OF OllANGf
llrm I~ comPOHCI ol Ille follow1"9 --· Nt. A·S"" wllo•e n1m1 In IUll Ind Pltct Of residence Esllle al GI ACE E. LEONARD •
.,, ~• follo'#1: Oece1wd
Mvrltllt L. OUtn. 2'16 f119ltnd II. A. NOTICE IS HEllEBY GIVEN to Ille Hunlf~ Btach. Calif. '26" crldllors ot Ille 1bov1 na~ M<tdtnl
D1ted Mn 7. IHI. fllll 111 .,.r_ 111vlne claim$ toalnsr "''
Murlella L. Otstol u ld CIKldtnl ere rMufrld to flit lfltm,
Slllt ol Ctlffornl1, Orono. Countv: 11rlt11 IM MCesurv vouchtrs. In tM otflct On Ma'f 7. IHI, before me, • Not1rv o1 !flt clertt Of Ille 1bow entitled court. or
Publlc In and for u ld 51111, PtrsoneflY lo orHtnt """'· with the nacHwrv1
1P1>t•recl Murlelll L. OIMfl known lo mt voud\ers, to '"" UftdersleMd et ""' olflco
lo bt Ille per--Mmt Is subKrlb-111 AllMSTRONG tnd WILBUR, lier 11·1
td 10 Ille wltllln fnslrvment end tornevs. 751' 1'1clllc Boulev1rd, Hun·
•C-/ff\wl.&led w necutect Ille ume. t11111ron Park, C1lllOl'nf1, whlcn Is '"" 1
(OFFICIAL SEAL) place ol buslMU ol lh• undtrsloM<I In nomu 0. WvllS. 111 mi tten Ptr11lno to JIM est1re t1I Mid ~~!~ ~:::~. Clllf. deQdetlt, wnhln 1h1 ,,_!ht alter Ille
Mv ,_,,,,., ..... bitlra flnt l'Ubllcellon t1I ltlls notice.
Sffl 17 lt7' Dalld MeY 10, IHI
'ubll-. 0:anee Coa1t DtllY Piiot, Pllvlllt IMlt
May 11, It, 7S 1nd Jur>t l, IHI 127... g;ce,:tr~lll t1f
LEGAL NOTICE The lboYt lllmtd dtcedtnl A1'1M"-•IM Wl-.r
-------------"" f'acHlc l!W • ....... \f """ ...... l'wll. C.llllN'lll• SUf'HIOll COUaT 01' TH• Teh t1Ma'716' snu 01' CALll'oaNIA fl.Ott At!WMn -•DCllfYI• THI COUNTY Oft otlANO• l'uOlltlled On"" Cont D1llY l'llol,
NOTIC• Oft Hi;.:::4 Oft f'nmoN >My 11• 11• 1S and JUl!I 1• IHI IJI ...
:,~L "•::~n ,:: *t~~A=~'~ LEGAL NOTICE
TISTMllNTUY Ettate of Mamie D-l'renktl, T 22711 o-aa•d. NOTIC• TO UIDITOIS NOUC~H•llllV 411/.EN-l'.ll.tt -$41 ...... oa coun "°"' 'f.HI
CNs. Frenkel, Jr~ 11to kllOWll n CMrlH STATI 01' CALll'OllNIA l'Oll EdQor Frtnktl. Jr., 11et tlled !Mr1l11 a THI COUNTY 01' OllANOI otlllion for Probile ol Holo9reolllc WHI .... A Sff11
1nd tor 1.SJUanca o1 Ltlttrt Tnt1ment1rv fstele of MINNlf M. NEILL, O«eo .. to Petlll-, r~trtnce to WlllCll It made ed.
!or !Vrlhtr p1r1l~ullrs, tftd !NI ll1t ti,,,. NOTIC!. IS HE•EBY GIVEN to I~
•!Id tol4U o1 11t1rl119 Ille wme llH bM<I creditor• of the 1bove n•med clecodtnt I
Ml II>• Mey 31, IHI, ti t:lO '·"'" In the 11111 all -tam M¥1ne cl•lms "'Intl 111• courtroom ol o.i>ertment Ho. 1 ol u ld u ld decldenl are rt<1ulred to Ille 11191!" court, et IOI North Broeclllr•'f• In lllt City 11rlltl lllt MC"'8rv vouch<lrs, In lhl otrltt
of Sonia AM, Ct lll'otnle, of IM clertt of Ille tbov• onllllld to11rt, or
Oai..t Moy t. IHI. to _, them. wlllt lht n«tsserv W. £. ST JOHN voud>en, ID Ille undtril9r>ed .t tht olllct County Cltrlt 111 Bolloft, Groff & DUMe, Altomevs. 710
Hurwttr. ~ .... ·-West 7"' Slrett, SUit• '"· Los A""'"· UI J!MI SINtf, C1llfomJ1, fOOU, Wfllcfl la tht Plea ol
....._, leecll. Ct...,,.. fM'1 busl,,...s of IM unclersfoned In 111 menort
Ttl: 17141 '7Ht2t P«t1lnlr111 lo Ille "''"' of setd dec:odenr.I AltwlleY• IW 1'911tlllltr within alw monltls ttrtr the lfrsl oubfl"·
P'ueilalltd Or•,,.. CA!ellt Dally Piiot, "on of 11111 notice. • Ml'f 10, 11, 17, IHI 121.... Dlled MIY I, IHI.
LEGAL NOTICE Witter I(, Ntlll
fxewlor of ltlt Wlll d !flt ....,... Mmed dKedenl '•1erww Ne. M,m . 1-101.TON, OllOfll' I DUNNI,
fOTIC• TO CHDITOlll 211 Wiit 1111 S,.,...., s.lte '1S
01' I ULK TllAllSl'lll La A--., Celltenlle. MIC
IS.CS. 1111 .. 1'7 U.C.C.l Tel: 21Hl7.fM6
Notice ts llertb\I etven lo Crldlloft °' ,.,,.,_. IW a11.ecwtw
Wendell c. B1rt>er lnltndtd Transferor. Publlahed Orenoe Coatt Dally Ptlor. Wiiow busln ... lddrtH Is 22tO NtwPOrt MIY •• 11. lt. 2S. 1HI m..a ~':::."'~::!~~· ~•=n~::' .~ LEGAL NOTICE
~::i~::.~ ~~:::· tn'":::..re't'!:; NOTIU 01' INTINTION TO Mll~rlalS. Sut>Pllft, rnerchandlSf, MUIP. 01' 1A~~C:.~~~ ".~~::~~n -~·· ,.,, ot "''' BEEll TAVERN • Mav 2. 1'61 bu.,_, •nown H THE SARONG BEER To Whom It MIY Concern· I
TAVERN and locelt'd •I 11IO NewPOt'I Svl>ltcl lo 1uvanc• of ~ license 8P. enu1tvard, Costt Mttt. Calllornla. It In· Plied tor. notice It hereby t l•tn tl'tel the
ltnded lo bt mtcle lo DONALD H. KING undertltMd or~ lo sell &kollollc
end DONALD H. l'HILLIPS lnltlldld i..,,.r_ 11 lht itreml.u, -.Crlbed HI TranJlt,.., -bu1lr>tH addra1 Is rollowt: u.i Merle Street, W • 1 Im I n s I er . "" N-rt Boullvord, Cosio Mo" C1n"!'nl1, Ind 11111 Mid trlMfff Wiii be PUrwl nl lo 1udl lntontlotl, the ...,. tonoumm1111d "" OI' _, June 10. IHI, 11 dtrtltned Is -IYlllf to Ille Oeo••lmenl
the offl<t of GrtmercY IEKrow Co., 3'n o1 Akoflollc lever"e Control !Of' 111u1nce
Wttl Sl~lll $1'"'' Loo A,,..tn, Celffornl• b\I trantler ot 1n 11c.ohollc bevtravo ~J. 1 r 1 • lo ,.. 1............... license (or lfctnHSl for ltletl prtm1"1 tt ..., • H 1 .nown ""' "~ tallows· Trtnsltroes 11!0 Intended Tronsltror used • On.Sale IMr
Ille 1o11ow1,,. lddlllonal busl,,.... namn Anyone dfslrlne to protest Ille 1uu1nct
1od Jddrt-Wllltln ,,,. lllree .,..,., IHI 111 sud\ llctnw(I) ,,,..,, nl• .... rllled -
PHI! "-· IHI wllll any offlu t1I "'9 OtHr1mtnl ol
Dlltd MIY t. I.... Ak:atlollc B_.. ... COlltrOI, 11rlthln 30
OClflaJd H. Kine dlYS ol Ille date "" ,,_., PAmlst• Dontld H. Phllll1>1 ,..,. flrtl POtltd. 1t1tlllf 1rounds for
lnttftdtd Tron•l•r-denl1I H Provided Ill' law. TIH! oremlset 4fll·OC •rt n<YW licensed for the sole of atcollollc
Publl•Md Ortllf• Coat! Dellv Piiot, bever .. u . T11t lorm of verlflc•llon maVI
Mt• n, "" 11...e. be o1>t1llled !•om 111v office of lht
LEGAL NOTICE
llOTICI 01' INT•NTION 'tO ENO•OI IN THf SALi
o.p.rfmtnl. Rolltrt N. Brooks
J-lt E. It"'" l'ubt1sM<I Orono• Coast D1llY Pllof Mov It, lffl W...
o .. ALCOHOLIC llYlllAOH LEGAL NOTlCE
May 7, Ifft ------,-,..,,..~-----To Whom II Mtv Concern: &Alt·416 Su111ttt lo luu1n~e Of ,,,. llun>e • .,. SUl'lltlOll COU•T 0 1' THI
pllod for, notlct ,, ~trllbv t lYtn ""' Int -STATI 01' CALll'OINIA FOtt undorsl9"ed proe>otn lo atll 1f<C)llollc THI COUNTY 01' O•ANOI ""llff•.., 11 lh« Dremlaes, dacrlbed IS Ne. A.uttl
rottow.· NOTtCI 01' HIAlllNO 0" f'fTITIOM 1'30-)7 Pl1cenh• Ave . '°''' Mna. l'Olt P•OIATI 01' WILL AND l'Olt ,.v,,uant lo 'UC" lnltnrlOll. '"' ..... LITTlltS TISTAMENTAltY
.Utslo,,.., It 1oolvl"9 lo Ille Oeo~rtment Elfllt ot ~llln• V1kltr, l>Ktewd
ot Jllorol'IOlk; ltvtr1tt Conrrol tor tssu1n<t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN T~•t llY tr1nslor . of tn akollollc beveraoe e,1,,.,, A. Trullllo ,,., lllld herein • ptll ~ri.:'~,tor llcerutsl for '""• Prtm1"1 tt tlon ror oroblte of wlll and tor l••u•nct o•
ON SALE llEEll Ltlltrt Ttsl1mtnll'Y to Ptllllon<!r.
A-. dttlrlne lo IM'ofesl the Issuance rttertnet lo which Is made tor further
ol lucll ManM may 111• • verified protHI Hr11Cula~ end "''' "" tlmt Ind Pia<• wll'I f"¥ olllet al Ille l>fl>trtmenl al ol Morine n.. um• lies -Ml !or Mn
Al<oMllc Bev.r... Control. *""1" lit JI, Ifft, 11 ,,30 • m .• In ll>t courlroom ~·
dtYI Of "" .,.,. "" ··-PrtmlM'.t 0eo1.-nt No. 1 Of Mid court. ,, IOI
-• tlrtl -led. ,,111,.. '""'""' for "°""' Broadw1v, In lhl Cllv OI s.<>te AN
d""lal u provldff b\I 1111r. Tiie 1>rtml1t1 ~1111°'"11 •'t 1-llctnsed IOr lllt u lt o1 1-ll< Dalfd MIY f , , ...
btverun. T"" 1orm Of .,,.r111cor1on fT\n O...•lf l(;::",E. ST JOHN, Counrv Citp
~_:>~~ trom •nY otll~• of Ille • Ner1~ Malft Stl'Mf,
Howt rd " L .. HUI Secvrtly "'"' N•ll-1 ·-l ufltlllf, tm« Svlte .. ,,
ltiibl·lllff Orontt Cou t 0.llY Plk\I. Slnll A111, CollfwMI '2711
M•v 11, IHI nH1 !~:!':) :~n-
PVbfltl'td Or1net CoHI DtllY Piiot Mn 10, 11, 11, 1H1 a11 ... LEGA L NOTICE
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DAILY PILOI' DJKE.-A..
LIN!3. You eu ua tbtm
Jar just penniel • d&7· Dial
la-5671
ARE PEOPLE WHO USE DAILY PILOT WANT ACS
REALLY PENNY PINCHERS?
Just a person
that he
is
can
smart
do a
because
enough to realize
big advertising iob with a very small
investment, would you call him a penny
pincher?
Just
an . mg
cost
you
beca'use he tokes advar-tage of
opportunity to send ·his odvertis-
message into
of a few
73,000 homes at a
cents per day, would
call him a P.enny pincher?
Just because he knows that it
to pay a big
isn't . price always
to get a
necessary
big value, would · you call
penny ·pincher! him <J
The fact is, he couldn't core less what
you call him. He iust sits there with
a big smile on his face, happy as
can be with the response his ods have
brought, thinking about what to say
in his next ad.
So Get In On The BIG Actiori Today
DA.ILY PILOT WANT 4DS
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CALL 642-5678 -CHARGE IT!-NORTH COUNTY 540-1220
• ,, • .
as & IM
A.t.Tek
$tock )roke.r
par. prelarre
• •QCUT&t ..
Sa1U'1 QDeD. ml of May.
klr •wt. SIM 'eo.
KEY·PUNCI
Minimum 2
O>ntact: I
Macco
Ill Dover D
'41-4910
Saleslady
for jew~
Costa M•
' J. w.'
Siies
._women'
-Women·
Casual I
Top Ce
Ful
Exe.I let
Apply
lG-4. Mc
FASHIO
NEW PO
An tqua
en
Cool
Host
-D1y
-Dist
APPLY
9 1.111.
REUB!
151 E. Pa
Newp
CITY'
SALA
To be ~P
expired te-
l~
California
dent Oty
Beach reQt
position. n
tlce al\ol tnut be
f>M, May :
Penonnel 1
P.O. Box
CI HUNTINC
ME.~ & WO
popular pt
registered
Countiv. Ge
at 1905 E.
212. Santa
8J$.63:
NURSE S
Kitchen b
Janitorial ·
good refs. 1
ply. 648-!IE
f'ri or Mon
PERSON Tc
restaurants
Or igin•
-.ests, lief
unlforms. '
TEJ
SUMMER
Phone l
839-420
Schools-In
s.c,.t ..
ATT
Moat Mod·
BU~
Southland.
Programm
the Ufinjsb;
Complete
Bnlshup -
Start any I
~all
POLL
BUSINE
325 N. Ne
Pbot
The NEWP1
BUSINESS
ultimate ·
menta. Ou.
el"li And
with the 11
trlc t}1)C?\
tating equ•
of a top t
a few gt'
Nona Hoff
lwther lnJ
WES1
Trade At 1
2ti7 S. Ma:
5
12027 Garde
53
Kl.Rllington
PIANO· PHJ· Ch\dl
leilonl. r
548-M
SCHOOL~ ~~
Del Mub<
MlllCtu ~l\ll A)
PumltvN
GOOD fQrll
pries. c.I
after 4 PM
PRJVATS
Good ...
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as & IMPLOYMINT MIRCHANDlft POI MIKHANDISI Foa
SALi AND TIW>I SALi AND TU.DI
,. •• CHANDISI FOi MllCMANDISI '°. IMllCHANDISI FOl
S1tllfd.l1. M11 11, 1968 DAILY PILOT Q
PITS and LIVESTOCK 'TRANSPORTATION TRANSPOITATIOii ·.w......_
Wemen 7400 IOOO
SALi AND TRAD~ SALi AND TltADI SALi AND TltADI
PleMa & °'tins 1130 ~........ l600 M•lllMOW l600 Pett, Chfter•I ~ Boeh & Y.chtt 9000 Boat Slip MoorJna tON
Aett. Teletype Opet.
$loek ~ ottlce. Ex· ,.,. pru.n.L llaal be fut
A accurat._. wlltl a,ure..
Sa1U)' oDeo; Posltbt anfl.
tftll ot MA1· Pbone go..ao fot appt. ..,._, Hammill
.-....-..... --· --· ---
PIANO & ORGAN WlNDOW-tne elec: ~T air RUMMAGE SALE
T W o Parakeets -caae. FRITZ & AVERY _ ....... tle • atand, other equll)ment. 1169 WANTED: SUp GI'__. ~
Ola WorW
Spanitla : •
"SILL·IN"' cond •· f~ bf Mudia Qua.. IATURDAY ONLY M ~ 1,.0CAL NEWPORT BOATS 23' power boat, '
Oortet Lane, C. . 18' Westwind F/<t ~Ip + NJ>h Beacb area. ~ Yes, q'~ Ila~• .. .._
ttt" rar. -sprtnc. noc.-mod-
ei.. lbow m«lell. crade-U.
of pf,aooa A Ol'IUI will 10
et low, LOW ~ WHY
DON'T YO\J lbop 111 Won
YoU beyT
·lard _.... ... Mr rtech·l.ft Tre~ -.Willa michine SIS.
beer box =· Dtll case, &Olf btp ll, vacuwn .wee~ Catt lt20 trlr .................. $1U>. WANTED 1llP or aide tit.~
dark 24' 111.ander Bahama f /G :16' sailboat.
Sloop ................ $4950. 67~ alt 5 ;m. & M~diterranean
Furniture
0ptn frmat refr\Cer&tor SlSO. er, blcyclea $$ 6 no, arc~ BURMESE Klttrn.; Div~ f(w.tll food l>ox ery bow& $2, new Va.I Pak able. Papera. Males.
$2!!0. V~ retrtaerators. SS, Stauffer Sl5. comer desk • ~7092 • 24' Cat ,. • Nice! ..•• $4~
• eo. Atrn)' cota $2.50 ea. Manirle a.ad daa1t 18 bUt' ~ 2--1' Columbia Cballeneer Boat ~'fttata toll
KEY·PUNCR <>PEl\.UO&
Minimum 2 yeen uper. WARD'S BALDWIN mrDIO
lBOl Nrwport. CM MU4M
$10. • •• Q • r l u m $15. $1 ' $2, ~ -tied sa. .,... ans Rbll&~ $12 ea. Beauty o-do table wtltl' ' cb&in GIRMAN SHEPHERD
i.~.;;,;,· ~~~G SQfOOL teacher d"1rea 1' ~
Sip, extra nice, must aee 14' rowboat for Sa~
tbl.s one!! •.•..••.••• $$00, all~ re~~ fromd_._llnt
28' Triton F/G Sloop Ver-y party. · U;'l ""' at """' ~
O>otact: Mn. Bradley
Macco ReeltY' Co.
equip. Wet booth, aevert.1 $15
ch.dn and manicure table · ST ANDREWS PUPS
S20Q, ~ PRDBYTER.lAN CHURCH AKC ttllltered Champion · bay a.nd m good concUtion 881 Dover OT., New{>1t Bch.
642-4.910 EXT. 218
Salnlady e)Q)erlenced
tor jewelry store In
Costa Mesa. 548-3402
All New Dtecra~ pieces -.nd rocm ll'GUPDP tt-
turned from. diap~ atwlioa inodel homes. tnov\e
atudioa. Decoraton cancdladOD: Houseful of Span·
Is)) Furniture, items u tollow1: Goreeous 8 ft.
Spanlsh sofa 6 Matcbln& Chair. Cusrom quilted with
carved wood trim. R. \0 ft. SevUle C&rved velvet
sofa. heavy Dark oak end \Ables a matching cock·
tail tabl•. 8 ~ King slu Mediterranean oak pan-
eled bedroom ault.e wlth Ml Klna s1ze box 1p~1nl!l • matttta. Large' Spanish decor 4lnlni rooQ'l. Gold
leaf Spanlah table l.ampa. Hanpng swae lamts. etc ..
etc. Each piece can be purchased individually.
• PIANOS A ORGANS *
• J..a.raeat atoc:k iD So. caw. * 20%40% ofJ.Pl;cyer lUJl1'IOI
1000 rolla to chooae from * Term•. Terms -Terms *
cub for your piano or trade
grllnd pJano for ~ apinet
Field'• Wholesale Pi&no CO.
12072 Brookhurst at ~pman
Garden Grove (TI4l a.mo
clean .............. $10,800 Ith pair ot oan Pftler
28' .ea1 28, F/G Sloop, :idr beam flat. bottom
spinnaker It 11ear, In· wooden dory bow type. boat
WHITE ELEPHANT SHOP 15th A St Andrews, Npl Beach l . C~~UU<D i:i~c. Buy. at11 rum .. antiques a: _.,...__ _____ _
mlsc. ttema; lOc & up. FROM the SUBLIME to ERBLUT Sch Ill
J. w. ·1o1aimon
H" openl"ll for!
Salespersons
Whole h4M#Mful ... ""$1615.00
MUST SACllFICI ~98 00 FOi ONLY ••• , • •
Terms Available -Ne men to Calif.
Credit Approv~Immediately
RAD F11,...lt11re
1144 New,ert levlewar4, Ceata M ... ._,...,...,.,_s...as...'ttl•
AlrmENTlC STYUNGS
SPANISH
Story & Clark Piano
6 ~tOS RENTAL RE.TURN
NEW PRICE $1149
This Week Only-$888
Gould Music Company·
Lamps, dolll, ll'llYs le RIDICULOUS: M a 1 s I v e Top wlMlng Shepherd
C)e'Nltr. Maple pc>1;ter bed IOlld oak Q'\111 cue. many ot all nmes
$25; pec:!Mtfl IM>le 130: Oak compartments, b Id den 2. Qi. NORORAAK
table 42°1 111., $65; maple drawers, c~tom ma~e tor or MA'JTERHORN
desk S27' blanket chest $40. Gran~op $110: A n t 1 q u e 3 times Paclflc
113.S w. oo St., Coata ~esa. filigreed yello!' KQld basket Coast Yletor 64~ 54&-1890 ring with 10 m i n e • c u l Males-Females (5 week1)
iiiiiiiiiiiliilliii&.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiil diamoocls, laSt iold for Black le Tan (shots) SWIMMING POOL $1200. sacrlf. S250: pr. BRED FOR QUALI"IY
lB Ft Pool, Filter. Surface bleached oak abutters SS: & TEMPERAMENT
Skimmer. Maintenance Kit. man's skis $5: chld's wet Pedigree with each Pup
FREE Ground Pad. suit, med. $10: odds&: ends Ll 8-4805 .Days 10.2 PM $l4t.8I & junk. 494-1701 Sat & Svn. 837-3865 Eves aft S:30 PM
SECARD POOL AMERICANA Encyclope-Weekends 837-3865 aft 9 AM
board • .. • • • · .. -· .. $11,GOCi. Uke those canied by cazn.. * SPECIAL * mercial 1~ boat. UL n· Diesel Cutter. bit '64, Full CQtter, 16622 Huerta• ltd.
head room. gtt'al Uve-aboard Encino, cam. tl3: 789--1129
tor 1 or 2: SlO.IXMl.
5l2·3lst St., N.B.
675-9142 * ~16 eYel,
12 VOLT · "8·0" Marine Bal-
tt'l'ies • 20C> amp. lll'l!. New,
guaranteed, name brand-
reg. S107 .10 • Special Sale •
one week only • $49.50.
Marine I. Baltet'Y Shoppe
2430 w. Coast Hwy, N.B.
Bo.t-Yach•
Ch,rt.rs •
.._women'• letter Sheet
-Women'• c .. ua1S..... Sp.Nth Medlterrane•n
SH0Wa00M SAMPLES
I ft __. carved armed di·
-:-::o .-1up man'• matcb.
8022
~5 N. Main, S.A. 547.-0f'..81
Open eves til 9, Sun. 1-5
Lowrey apt organ $499.
Wurlitzer piano repo S499.
642-9202 642-4235
Give Mother A Puppy 33' Owens Brlg•ntlne
Olihuahuu: 847-1378 1967 Model • lt1ll under war-Boat Stor•
323 s. Ma.in, Orange dias/bookcase $70. New ~199'2 Mlnox enlarger, cost Sl!IO, ~!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!II sell $70. 494-5364
Top Cornml11l1M I' GUNS, radio clock, oak cof-
fee table, juice extractor,
fire-proof wall sale, Hi-Fi,
cbe11 eett, rock collection. 2
wigs, golf clubs, movie
camera. Rolllllex camera,
f\!rtutW'C A bo<>ks. Many
other Items. 644--0724. 1215
Goldenrod. CdM.
Weber reblt grand $850. • FAIRICSALE • MJac. W•nted 8610
Moo. to Fri. ~11:30, 12:3()..\ •---------
Or Poodles; 531"'383 ranty • fiberglass • fly BOAT~GIJ
1r Register now for summer
piano courses lages 7-13), -
adult organ classes.
Sat 7 A.M. to 2 P.M. ALL REASONABLE dge ·dual controlt • T/S &: L.AUNOilNG .
Full tltM
Excellent '-AfllL
ApplyPef'MftMI
10-4. Moo. thr\I F rt.
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunity
employer
-Cooks
... c:Mir; beautiful Medi·
tlm'aDeU fabrlcs and COi·
ors. 5 Pc ~agon Spanish
darlt oa.k·top dining set with
bladl or avocado tnmed
chalrs: decorativ.e vinyl de·
aign. 5 Pc Medlterra.nean
bedroom set - 9 drnwer Mr
It Mrs. dresser, large fram-
ed mirror, large nite com-
modes, matching panel de-
aigned headboa:rd.
· $895 VALUE
S A T . S u n , 10-4. Toys,
furnrture, Brlcabrac, Anti-
ques, Misc. • Baysbore
OT. NB
.8100
&Z TERMS
MUSIC CITY, C.M. * 540-2165 *
BABY Grand, Beaut mahog.,
xJnt tone, w/bench, $595.
Private party. * 546-2738
Radio 8200
SACRlnCE S70. Lafayette
Vast selection of knit fabrics.
Open DAILY to public. lim-
ited tJme only during in-
ventor-y clearance.
Costa Mesa Knitting Mills
929 Baker S&., Costa Mesa
SfNGLE P«A!IE l hp mtr'
wltta cap9cfior S22: 2 dr
re1 rig, tru 110f1 $.55: 21" TV
WANTED
Furnltur•Appli1nc ..
Color TV's-Stereos
-TOOLS-
531·1212 or 193.0555
SS CASH SS
con10le 1311; Good Kenmore We Pl>' cash for:
washer '40: • 15'~' RIVER I Furniture I Appliances
BOAT:needl pnt $25: DiDel· </ Antiquea I Tools
te tet $15. LOTS MORE! ON ITEM or -
A PET OR A PEST!
New obedience classes
starting. Lynn Russell
:>46-3890 534. 2860
DALMATIAN Pups, Cham·
pion stock, bred 1st for
disposition. 2nd show. Take
home about 'J/7. 642.1!!37
"<X>CKA.POO" Puppiei:., 6
wits. Males & females; $10
each.
548-0851
• gas • loaded w/extras •
asking $26,000. ~3675 or
54.>-5-159
22' DANISH Coronet, tux cab
crus. beaut mahog Int, teak
deck, encl, head, full equip
galley. slJ18 4~. w/Zeiman
Sail or powier ap to W
Fenced yard. Newport
Bayfront, Mont.bb' met
Include ••• Uae ~ Idle
Launching
CALL ANTHONY'I
839-2281
lge 4 whl trlr, can Incl equip ---------
'63 Buick Wildcat convert. c\ircraift 9100
$6.iOO. total 494--04M 1966 CESSNA Skylaiw 110
3 HP Evinrude mtr.. like hra. T.T. $14,950. Call &ft. 6,
new, s· dinghy, $175. 1530 5.18~ or 542--0323
Mframar Dr., Apl. l, ~-------r.-200-.-1
Balboa. 673-7:63 Mobile Home1
-Hostesses
Full Price NOW $429.95
OR TERMS AS 1,.0W AS
$3.00 PER WEEK
K1RBY
Vacuum Oeener, '67 dual 50
model, with attachments.
$149.50 5 yr guar. 5'JG.ll72
These are-not repossessed ~hines. IOOIJiiarbor Blvd,
CM ~~o Music & Ap-
model 525 23 channel c. B.
Radio with M 2 Mike in·
eludes a n t e n n a • Call
540-4622 after 7.
1550 ~ (rear) CM COMPLETE HOUSEFUL
646-9188 Call 547-6748 or 827-3271
WfRE Fox terrier puppies ---------Male. 10 wl<s. Show qual 14' SKI boat &: 10 hp motor, CLEAN zr x I' Kemldll.
(Will aeJl itt:ms individually)
NO.DOWN
Television 8205 * AUCTION * WANTED Ui.'ed Lumber. from champ pa.rents. Eve. cntrls. best cond, $350. twin beds, 8'x16' enclolure
714: 531--0103 T?'ades cons. 6'73-4626 $2500. Space rent $40. Mo.
DOBERMAN puppy, ears Sailboats 9010 CoP'1lsottaBoMxeMsa,l08Wrlt. Dail1
clipped. Female. Purebred. •
~ you will sell or buy Plywood, 2X6 &. 2x4
11ve Windy a try Also garage door with
Auctlona Friday 7 p.m. or without hardware.
-D1y Busboys Use Our Store~arge
-------•• _§ • Ill •• RENT ..,pR :.BUY --Dishwashers No fancy ~ Btlr , •
QUALITY VAlitJES INSIDE!
APROVEl1.FURNITURE
2159·HarbPr Blvd., C.M.
~·nce Q>, ·,., ceteR
TV'
Windy's Auction Barn ~:;~~de; 3~~~ SHJO. 2210 w. Oceanfront, LIKE SAILING? 1960 150 x 101 PENTHOUSE,
Behind TOD)''• Bldg. Mal'l WANTED TO PURCHASE a 2U75~ Newport, CM 646-8686 liquor llcerwe ln good st~n
SMALL Auortment of lovely ding in Orange County, Con·
old cblna by private party. tact "Cas" at area code 213:
N.B. 673-0878 DISLIKE THESE! set up. Ex. cond. awnlnc 6
APPLY IN PERSON
9 s.ni. to 10 p.m.
e GERMAN SHEPHERD e e Pa,yments, high interest, extras. Adult park. 1J S.SfilS
Puppies. AKC Registered depreciation, slip rentals, FOR The Economy-minded! Dally 9-( 10.5 Sunday
• 548-9660 • & guaranteed. 546-3890 cleaning, insurance. etc. 33' Spartan 1 BR. Bruldalt
PREFER THESE?! nook $1450. 548-1761 REUBEN E. LEE Entire cupboard full or in-627--3114 Daytime. WIRE-Haired Terrien, male e Lo rfc w cost, no wo "'· OBILE home ..._ -•e or & female. AKC, All !.hots. Care free sailing in a m '"' .., KELVINATOR Refrig. Cop-
pertone 14 cu. ft. Separate
freezer space. Xlnt cond.
$125-Phone ~ aft 6 or
wkende FREE
dlvidual pleces. Moving-1=========-
Make oifer. Haviland • Machinery, etc. 8700
Meisaen • French & Euro-----=~--
pean. Eves A Wkends ONLY CEMENT Mixer • elect. '%
Reasonable! 962-9625 Alt. 4 ,._; 25 lltt:I $20 rent. Adults. good locatiaa, ~ . as e as . Rea ~7550
PEEK·A·POO, male, 1 yr, a day, avail eoon Cal 34. 1....;.;.;.;..;5_· -------
OR J..8316 OdM sack, new $250, want $180.
housebroken, all shota loves Try Our Club Plan Motorcycl .. children. $25. 646-3728 NEWPORT SAILING CLUB, __ _..;. _____ _
WASHERS $29.95: dryers
$35; Freezers $75; Relrlg ..
cGppertone It Avoc.; Guar.
546-lO!li
1 Y (7141 847·8812 ear . • • STEAL Prices· Coleman 3I========:;;.
Labo burner stove, asst'd. auto Parts & r parts, service station equip.. FREE TO YOU
TOY Poodle puppies, AKC,
show quality, 2 M & 1 F.
3145 Bray Lo, CM 4 • 9 PM
67
>-0
110
• HONDA MUST SELL! 26' Peareon •
Sloop, MJnt cond. pulpits,
lifeline, rad, allp .l other
xtras. $6500 544-3962 AS LOW AS O'Keefe & Merrill stove.
36" for sale $35.
$7 M. ignition scope, tube lester. Irh.'h Setters, AKC, 11
• comp. HI-Fi system. extra TO G~ homes • 1 lovable weeka, llhow, field &: pet.
apeakers, dllbes, glai.'Ses, male wlre-balred terrier Xlnt blood line. 5»5476 SACRIFICE! 24' Trimaran No Dep .sl•t mlCTOICOpes, 12 pn1. drapes, mixed & l beautiful black ll30 Xlnt cone!. fully eqpltrlr, $88.88*
miao. tt&-7300 male cocker pup (6 months) Hor... ~. M 0 0 r l n c avail.
• 841-9817 5111 837-soll> $9.88 DOWN ·~· Wlflt llAlll'ftft fA•DlfC REGlSTEREO ~ b or 1 e ---------" • -~ 1\1111 tul ~ MOVING • muat find &ood gelding bay, 14.S hands, 5 33' DUNNIGAN Sloop. Ex· ~ · .,..,. . .:. :>-home in adult family for our yrs old. Hu excel breeding. cellent condition. S e I I
$5.88 mo. on aw. credit TRAIL '90' •
521 7555 ll<>R SAL , pet lone-haired blac.k cat. Qualified for racing .or re&.90nable. Sy owner. Call
• Remnanta, Samples le MilJ.. 548--0453 5tn Western p I ea 1 u re. Good _s_T>-_1_6_25 _____ _
•J • • • • 8 enda Sat. Only a a.an. to 2 sNOOPY. White with b~ack around lddll. Can be seen al MASTS need reflnl\'hlng?
* $299* *
CL 175 SCRAMBLER LIKE NEW walnut Mr I: Mft
dre!.'Ser, nite atnd A: chit of
drwrs U75: blue-gm chair
$20, ttaby bd &: buggy $8 ea.
549-3626
6 MOS. old 12 cu-ft Hotpoint
Refrlg. White. -- --p.m. 929 Baker, Coat.a Meaa cock-a-poo. Good w 1 t h Oran~e Co u n t Y Fair Varnish, palnt, rigginr? •
FOR Sal C I I Mod J A chlldren. Excellent watch· Grounds or contact Mr. Call Jim Ziegler RENT
COLOR TV
$9 MONTH
* $555* * $1l0. 842-8343
HdfPOI~T Washer & drier,
dix, 1 yr, like new. $185.
IC-T3(1
e omp e e · e dog ""'"""" 5/13 R' Lin t 546--"~ motor, needs rtt>ldg, $45. __ ._vu,-vv __ ""'----"""7" Ille It a """" or 64&4003 or~ eve
SW!ng set $5. Side w~ bllce Clll'E, frisky, black female 968-3944 l10URLY RENTALS
0.. 350 SCRAMBLDt : * $666* *. $5. 2 turned 8' -15, ki~ten needs home. 8 wks. SELLING Out! Riding &. * RHODF.S 19'• * 5.eo x 15" VW tttw . $6. o I d . 5 4 8 -0 1 7 9 • 2 0 7 9 show horses. Mares & Fun 1.one eo.t Co., Balboa
TEACHERS
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
Phone Mrs. Hobkirtc
$4207 or SJS..4044
Schools-Instruction 7600
Antiquts 8110
Alltiq• Auctio•
and Objects de Art
SPF£1AL CONSIGNMENT ·
Steinway & SOOs Grand Piano
Rental can apply to parcnue
ORDER BY PHONE
523-3651
9 to 9:30 • 7 DAYS
Frosted human wtc iz, Wefltmlnster Ave. CM. 5/13 geldings $400-$2500. Also 8
546-2990 REAL Cute 5 wk. old part-horse van. Ex cond. 49fHI043
GA.RACE sale Sat A Sun. Persian kittens. 14 4 9 2 or come to Rancho Niguel,
Cotree tables. chUdrena 6 Sahara Lane, Hunt. Beach Crown Valley Pkwy, So.
drawer dresM'I', 4 x 5 peint· 897~7 5113 _Lagu_,;:_na ______ _
ing ice cream dlain, bi fl MIXED German Shepherd • TRANSPORTATION
ronsole, portable typewriter, part collie pups. 8 wi<s. kit-Boats & Y•chts 9000
snare drmn & misc. 1933 tens, tabbya le whites.
__... Wallace. rear, 642-2932 ~ 5111 DESPERATE
OVER 940 ITEMS Con&Oles, Portables II Hl-Fi STORAGE CI ea n oot. BLUE Part Persian kittens 7 MUST SELL
MUST' BE SOLDI $29 95 Valuable antiquee A all weeJar; old, bouaebroken. 1169 50• x 14' Heavy cruising
EXECUnVE Suite office Roller organ, rosewood • Household Furni.lhing1. By Dorset Lane. ~3634 5/17 schooner roomy Lve .• abd.
furniture Mediterranean, IQU&re fP'&.Dd piano, TIUany AND UP . private Party. Everything MATCHED Set ol black kit-213 • 43(M7742 after 5 and
custom designed• built. All type shades, bowfront chin-No Moaav~ D Reasonable 708 Iria C.dM tens, free to &ood home. wttkends.
a matched aet. 4 Exec aa, ctt glus. 4 Grandfather ·•-1 Eves & wkends ONLY 968-:1558 5/ll CAB I N Cr u i' e r l 9 5 9
deska, 1 file cabinet. 1 tub clockl, 4-pc maible bedroom OAC 673-3316 WHITE Male Poodle to good Performer. 18' Ovemiter.
file, 1 lamp table, 1 set, carnival glass, brass $1.00 per wk. buys le se plan. FOAM Rubber cut to size. home 190!I Federal St. Costa new 95 Mere, 3 scoop bait
typewriter table, 1 exec beds. edergeres. Newporter TV ales Uphol supplit111, fa b r i ca. Mesa ' 5113 tank, Continental tilt trlr.
cha1r. $2888. value, for $1200. COUNTYWIDE Open 'Lil 8 P.M. naugahyde. Factory outlet. ---------Many e>rtrMi. Sacri!ke for
54(}-6780, art 5 &: Sat's AUCTl'CN 2027 Harbor Blvd CM 548-8511 Low prices A-1 Foam DAOiSHUND Male 1 year
FOR 675-3832 lm!OZ Beach Boulevard ---· Fahrie & Upholc.'tery Supply old "moopy" loves children. $2200. 546-&ITI
tt--r•tariil Trainlnn OFFICE ruRNITURE STANTON Hi-Fl & Stereo 8210 Co., 311 E. 5th St., S.A. Needs a home. 646-4021 5/13 MUST sell by June. Lea'Vlng
-• v_ ---------8'"'ll81 2 B'· k a. -hlte ra•· Ex for, Alaska 18', '57 Larson AlTEND THE Executive set, a e c rel a r Y UtAJk north of,na.tellal 1968 STEREO console solid '"" .... c "" " .... · • Cabin Cruiser. 35-hp long "--Mod U D t desk, ,.tc. Excellent cond. Gus Anglin, auctioneer state, 4 wnoed changer. Like 175 YARDS of Ny L 0 N cellent com Pan ions.
,_BUSlNESSt •cronLLE~t: In •th~ ::==&c.2..=7=484:::'=~====-547~7<48 new. ;:;ke over small CAR.PET dk beige, Ideal for 962-7035 5/13 shaft elfl: start. In storage
& or ""G k' eel for 2 yrs, $600. 549-J683. 2731 Southland. TIM achool of payment.s or $86.ll· cash. apartments $3.95 a yard In-8 D"""'""'' 1ttcns. ne Freemont Ln. CM
Programmed Lellrninl with Office Equipment 801 t Credit Dept. 535-7289 stalled (pa(i(tlng extra). 0th-special b om e 1. 540-6183 LIOO 14 No. l!l.""14 $975. 16.
the "finlsbin( acbool" tooc:b. * Afttlque Variety 19S6 MAGNAVOX console er bergains! CaJt 5464478 Before 4 PM. sm Glasspar so hp Mer c.
Complele Secretarial -GE.STETNER 120 Manual Tllany Lamps. O\lnese Jade stereo. Walnut and cher-evenings 2 Kitties 6 wtca. Grey-one Thunderbolt, less than yr
Bruabup -mM Keypunch. mimeograph, vey gd work-• P\ne Bin Tables • Grand· rywood ne¥ermar. $95. Call JAZZ up your bedroom with black I: white 548-TIH old. Sl99a. Seagull + 40 used
Start any Monda)l-F;Tenlng ing cond. S49. 548-63oJ. f~ther Clocks • Roll Tnp alt I: wknds. 642-6235 new carpel. WW brilut Evts 5/13 very little $85. 644-1349
cl.uses IUIU. 54&-0178 ~ • Carnival Glass • Pie samples 10 yolO' home. MALE Schnauzer neutered to
POLLY PRIEST .-~~ Ambassador elec C·,..)ww.rd . Eng"-b Loo Ta-Mf1cellaneous l600 R~llM>nahlr • plus the best good ad u It b om e. CLAS."PAR 18' Stafarer 110 ""'"""""" .. .,...,.,. "" Call ~ ~~18 hp, lNO Mert Cruistt drive. BUSINESS COLLEGE typewriter, 58 elec devices. bles. KlTCHEN ceiling vent !an Installation. .,.,.,._, 54f>..3654 5/13 XI cond M tra
32S N. Newport Bl., N.B. Perfect cond. $195. ~. 2428 Newport Blvd., C.M. w/j!Jille, 4 Ille dr, hOwre, 3' eves.__ TO GOOD homes. 2 femal,e W~ds. n~: 67~{703ex Ev:~
Phone 548-9723 alt 5 It Sat's 675-3832 lllZ!!!l-!"!!-!l!l~.P!.mll"!!.!!l!!lllB-ll!l!!'!IDE!!lll!• I x 6'6". Ml~. ZlJi Colle&e •DECORAT0jtl$ SALE mixed dachshunds, 6 mos. Z13: 359-«JOO
The NEWPORT SCHOOL OF WANT commercial Bm:R Antlnuts 1110 Ave .. CM MANY COODI~. Example: all lhots. 546-7834 5/13
BUSINESS offers l h e DISPENSER,' used, 2 or 3 ~ UPHO~TERING • $79.50, 2 Mexican leather patJo aet (4 AUSTRAIJAN sheepdog • a.IJ
ultimate In olfice ~tine-brl. Ree.a. 67'>5048 1147 Roser Broa. Sliver. i>C (European craltsmen) chairs & table I, $90. 1l5 45th abots • Ucenae • l year old.
ments. Our ex~lent teach-Grape Vintage. Set 8. odd Free est. del,' pickup, 713 St .. N.B. 642-8.TI.1 5/U
en 11nd facilJtm, alcq Cm, 1 .. teur•nt 8014 pieces. 1'73 Del Mar, C.O.ta Main, HB "Berny" 536-6405 1 ELEC overhead % Too ADORABLE capricious k1t-wlth the latest model elec-)lea. . 1 1 "'' Ir cooled trlc typewriter and die· X'LNT Norge rfrg seo: Otrm tro ley. '-T • tens. Sandbox trained.
C.ting equipment, insure )'OU SINGLE PHASE 1 hp rntr S.Wfnt Ml~hlrM.~_1_120_ din tbl, 4 cbn $8; Flee~ dicm•I rng. I Retria. A 2 u 8-4417 5/11
ot a to .. paylnit Job within with capacitor $22; 2 dr re--Sutro Guitar, gd cond S3S: white u1)fiol chairs. Mlac. YOUN I rd " trig, trzr lop 155: 21" TV 1961 Stnger console due lo 1788 Westmlnlt~ Ave. CM Items 786 w. 20th CM. G fem• e c11. landlo
DRY boat atorage for 10' to
50' boAts. Facilities to do
work on yoor boar on Coast
Hwy, Mariners Mile, N.B.
40c per ft. 642..9:!0'1, 642-4235
MARINE 1hops for rent,
rlcan l r r a s o n a b I e .
Mariners mile I o c a t I on .
()last llwy, N.B. 642-9202,
642-423,; Cl few short week&. Call conwle $36; Good Kenmore separation. AMumc 8 PAY· -FILL DIRT WANTED &12-46.10 • says "mu•'l go." Wiii spayed
f'Jona HotfmM. 646-015!. for wuher $40.: 15W RIVER ment o( 15.75 or $38..25 caah. --r, N dark blond free. ~189 5111
further lnfmnatlon. BOAT, needs pnt $25: Dlnet-No Pl)'ment until }une 15th, La.euna Bch 10.000 CY. ~.:~iA human haJr •lg~ ADORABLE 8 wk old mile '65 OWENS 25'. Slt"'pa 4, t\JD
WEST COAST te let $15. LOTS MORE! Touch-0..Mstch, automattc 49&-1840 Jdst m'tyl('(I and clea:necU kitten, black, housebroken. galley, encl. head, 185 hp1
"'-"de a Busl.ndl scboo11 1550 Superior lrearl CM bobbtn winder, buttonholes. Unlqiae MOllllic nle Picture Looks llkl' new! MAKE OJ'· Call 67&.l:WO ttft 6 PM. 5/tt S/S, bow pulpit, swim it~. ·~" 646-6188 blind bems etc. No at· $40. 2'110 W. Oceanfl"Olll. item rm roven. Pvt ply. %UT S. Maln St.. Sani. Ana --========:::::. FER-6'16-70'12 ADORABLE amsll bred t~r· MUST SEU.. f'ISOO· 962-4370
o:.1c:_n66 .;;; tac b men ts needed N. 8. * f13-0878 * --rler mixed ,.,.,. bom-ctub -
.,...,.. .r.t.-•-.. I022 tll1 OK ~-'I * OLD Spanish cebtnet. ,,,.,,.,.. • 25' Cabin 0-Ulltt le trlr. ,._,.. G--' G Bl CC _, ... -• Gua.ranttt s • ~ CO' """&L "'.-•or U0 '-d•-ii..-t·1l1 7 wk1 -• ....., ant ""¥&• ""'"" rove " ;..z.;:. .,_ -.. ..,.,..,.,. •urn • .. _ Btt,ln family· to _..te "' ' · ~' Pleuurc or filhlns.:. FB. bnlt
537.7111 GARAGE SALE anytllne, ~ nn. JdUlt atll lnunediattlJ. costs Jll'I, Muat ttll • Pft. WANTED sood homes for 5 tank, Buick l'nl:. fl.5«1. TA
HuntJ.ncton Bffcll ~ ~ fl'Olll Jut ·~e911 un 8'IP" &oipq in walnut 0-..pl t42-3445 Pllrl)'o Best offer. fT3-t:m bffutllul ~ tleil'fod kittens. ~1'4 or 673.-248'1
PIANO • BEOJNN'ERI s~ • Many JO( a ~-D 0 ea ~. TV S20, dbl bed $211), cop-()SM. Eve~ All day wkenda 1 wka. ~5301 sn I BO T Fa 24' la tr! p~. Olldm love t b 'Ir kind • oddl A tndt· n:NAL F\all bcllance $43.7& or $3.llO pntone CJt refr-W, like nu ABSOL\Jn.:l. Y S a c r If I ct ALL S!Jel A all lhape ~irtcm ~ly ~~~. fathom ct;;
Jetlona. Nancy De a 11 h two ilaYt. Friday lZ.S, Sat monthly. S22....s520 aft 5:30. $125. 54&-0ll whJtt Fo stole. COit ltOO. • for nice pet.a. They "~ ha.it ta.ntc. etc. $5 3 00. ~-10 ·' MCwMo Tllsdn and ,..._ & o..u-11• TENNIS Club membenh}p Long. 2 skins. Private pty. homes. 54S-fT70 5/U ~ ~ lt¥tat 2M5 ~ Wat ~ N-............... "'-'--.... k _ ...... ONLY na ---·-----SCHOCX. cblJdrwl'• ncadall --. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;; ,._,...' ~ ·-w-Evea l w c.-""' LONG.b&lftd. 0.chaband • 1.0' BOAT A 'Mt', SM. 6' FG
l'\I• Ollooet Je.i... HOUiDiiD --'• Mi .. a£RS tM Save SlOO. ~ M.'19 CdM tttr!er ml-S. papplee J DilwbY. $55. 4 hp 8rUlab
1"ln& Scbool • ...._. 111 ....., ;;;" SUik :.It. ... aw t~ T·.:'! ~~· b-~· KiftBy vacuum ,.:.ener and -lea. !16-2872 511) IMpi OB, w / lona lhalt,
Del Mar~ =-6 ,.... 6 •ti ~-lplnlt ._ .... .,,.1 m~ WI: • •tw:+imtnta. our ~G-HaJred eallco klttena. f75. 64&-'IOM
MllCHANDIU NM IOW. i.-Dmlfll Dr. Laa--e.. an.t 1't1 .n for m. .... PQmtnla ot •m er ... TO box trained 7 .u. old. Nlce PROVEN Tilhlnl boat. 26'
• \ll AND TIADI Bdt ...... 9CIDIIM'-PH1UJPS CO. ZF.Hrm Port. BIW TV cuh. Credit ~t. __,. llttJe pets. 5*-21• SIU &eel, C9blA. he\d, 2 bunk•
IMd. .._ lllla A J9'r Pf. Main • Zt!I A and 90 Upbol *Ir Mt. EARLY Amtrlan lall Ille, 5 ICl'JTENS. 8 wu okl -llled moo. . • 508911
lluntlfuN -~ ~ 'i:t· s.m .A• .~==-:. l-. =:·.::te ~~ ·::: to dorA baby.~ Sill a.ASSIC Cab Quit. 13', 100
GOOD fllrld-.. ,....... ~ edlla • ~ 0... motor wtdt atand, ..-haI,' 5*·•4i4t · MIA~ES • fr'H. 2045 ~ Mere. trlr, Reed7 to roll prims. c.ll flbe 11 AJll I ty. lTl2 Pltlr:ldn. Oil ~... c T\lltln, Cotta MttA SIU $1800 SS:Wlll ·
Aller 4 PM I0-191 YARD. Pool. Jroner, ~ =-'"=-= ~m~ S40-m A mlk R~M:P1d,~~ma,: WJR.&band Tmitr 1~ )ft 14' f'br1ll Run&boat.. Olmpl ~~1:,_~~W =.,~~""Z= ~°'r!2! !='alt•T :;~fr.·IOlf,chb t . .::=·= ~=A~;;:~ all rNltt• .. • ClL :\ ... -•• ""'\
SHOCK Racing S a b o l ,
fiberglass mast, aail No.
4634. Price $300. 847-5938
CAL 20 NO 681
Like new, many xtra.s
• 673-910!! •
FREE HONDA '50'
with Super Hntfc
#1482
BOTH FOR. $511• • + Sales tax, lie. A ~ tlP
• Never Undel'30ld
HERB FRIEDLANDER
l'MPORTS Islander Bahama 24' fully 13750 BEACH BLVD.
Equip., Immaculate $4900. (.2 Blocks S. Gar. Gr. F'wi:) ___ n_4_:_494_· __ 1795,,......,,.--..,.-Westminster •
3 HP Evinrude SSS. 8' Sabot 1W 3-'1!'JE6 GE 1-2566 JE T«lf
type sailing pram $95. 214 J.I S ZUKt 1965 250 CX:
St .. NB 673-49&3 ~es. ms. Xlnt concL Nn
17' THlS'Jl,E No. 915. 2 sets rings, clutch. 54G-J971
dacs. Beautiful! All nmi11h-_:..:.:.::...:--~-=".'--::-=--
ed. Trailer. 548-5669. SJ.200. 1968 Suzuki 500 CC
d 26. freshl 1300 ml. $890. or 1,.16 Lu ers, • Y Best Offer 540-1821 painted & refinished. $1800 • j
(Zill 430-9004 1966 HONDA 160 Scramb~
16' SLOOP. Dacron aail.s,
trailer, $.'.lOO.
642-T170
SNOWBTR.D sso. North salls,
good cond, $400.
673-5009
Must aell best offer c&il
675-3923 alter 6 •
'67 SUZUKJ 50 CX:
900 milt$, $225.
962-4978
1005 Yamaha a> CC $1SO.
'Dinkltten 1966 Ronda 160 CC $425.
Sailing Dinghy $200. Phone 546-fJ068 e 64&-7068 e HONDA SS. $100
Coron1do 25, $6500 Tobatsu 50 TraU bike SUI-.
644-0853 962..(X)38
'66 HONDA al
Power CrulMrs 9020 AS NEW $495
• 549-3126 . 18' FlBE'RGL.ASS/ wood __ ..,;..;:__;:__;..,..:,,,,--
cabin cruiser, 75 HP out· Bt:m.ACO 66 • 1'15 (')(!
board. Tilt bed trJ\ller, fulJy Sherpa Modilled l>lrt Bllat'
equipped. $1200. 533-3770 673-1701 60-13811
'64 HONDA 90 cc
SpeM-Skl Boatt 9030 Low mites $125. _.. '
14' FlBERGLA.SS. Ski boat Auto Service
• / 40 hp Mere motor. • & '•m "*
trtr. Exctl cond, fint $750 -----·---~·•
takes. lm-1429 DELTA SUpmne (2) UlllliiU
10' Gl.ASSPAR. 5,, ~ OUI· mounted on vw rime. JS"
board. dolly, xlnt cond. ask-wide. $80. &tz..8291
~~6!_~ '63 CHEV 6 cyl qlne arJCD.
Boat Trailers 9032 plete with everytlalrc. •·
&te-7223
16' BOAT trailer, amall .. ~.
wheels. Nrt1r new. a bey at Trailer, Trevel ~
$150. 673--6S20 PRIVATE PART! ...
loat Malnten1nc. 9033 30 ft Moll.lie .....
-SHARP. IMMACULATS A
YACHT Malnten&nCC' le rMilY to roll. Combbatt. ~pair 1t your dock. Ex· electric ' butane. Taq ....
perlenctd. Reu. Sotl-7807 6 Pl>'ID~ or wSJl ....._
EXPE'RlENCED SKlPPER m-3416 alter ' P.11 •• •
11 Boat maintenance man &lifter. try ap.tn.
wants wori<. 548-3561 21' Travtlne. ~
loet Slip Moorint 9036 Q>ts. awnlnc room. ..._, ---=---_ extru, $1450 • ......ant
2 Choice ao.t Sllpt U' 'JIRAVEL Trlr • ._..
1 Aecom, ~· to 52': 1 accom. <'Olld, Mall)' an.. Ollllaa
W to 48'. Lido Sbo?t1 Rott) mo. WA Wmoe, OI
A Marina. 917 Udo PMtc rvckt ,_
Dr.,NB ~
WANTED to l"fftt • ~ or •• DATSUN ..... PV •••
~ 24' nimlnn,, lf' t69 de-ls. OI 1&..lt-t ttadt, •
~-6*-fTl8 ~'lllta. S51a. *'"'"!
Spece anllable tor '&1 DODGE, 1' T. ~
r 30' CtuiRt $1100 A-1 Qiad. --
6'75-4192 or~ ntt • ~ ...;;..;...;.;;...;,;_......;_....;_ ______ _
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'TRANSPORTATION Imported Aut• 9600 I TRANSPORTATION trnoerfell Autot t600 TRANSPORTATION 1'RANSPORTlTION TRANSPOltT ATION 9'00 TIANSPOaTATION
..
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Trvdc• 9500 Imported Auto. PORSCHE Imported.,,.__~ YOLISWA&EN 5Pirf c.n CMlft0Ll1'
; GROTH
:-CHEVROLET
TRUCK • • . SALE -·-• '61 CHEV. ~ T.
P.U. 6 ,Helt. E. 41175.
11199
'66 CHEV. 1f2 T.
'f .U VI. 4 spud. R I '0
$1999 . '63 CHEV. If, T.
• ,,.U, 6 Stk~. E 71247.
$1199'
'64 CHEV. 'Ii T
• I CAMPER
,.. 6. 4 ,,.,ed. F 1S777
"' $1255
:;'65 CHEV. ~ T.
~· ffll•. Va, ,.ic~. 530 t ot
:: . $1899
:;•66 CHEV. ~ T.
Stal:a, U 29301
$1899
''6 CHEV. Jf.4 T.
,,U. Va. S. O 0 70 lo milH
$2699
'66 CHEV. 'Ii T.
P,U. T. 22175. 6 Stiel:.
$1699
'65 CHEV. ~ T.
Sta~• Vt . S. S lOtOI
$1799
'60 CHEV. 'Ii T.
'U 6 Std. F. 14017
$799
160 INTERNATIONAL
MINIMITE 1(1~-077
$599
Gtotlo Chevrolet believu in the
individwal. lri"9 your i11divicl.
1111 tra11sporlato11 'roblams to
UI, -·-NO DOWN PAYMENT
PROBLEMS HERE
ALL YOU NEED IS
YOUR GOOD CREDIT
GROTH
CHEVROLET
18~ 11 BEACH BLVD.
Huntinqton lffch
847-Ul9 e 545-1863
TRUCK SPECIAL
BRAND NEW
1968 CHEVY.
1/J TON
PICKUP TRUCK
$1995 full Price
S95 down plus tu 6 Jm\M
S64 per month for 36 mmthl.
See Ron Kranz, F'8et dept.
CONNELL CHEVROIEl',
2828 Ha~ Blvd.. Colta
Me•.~1.D
'58 Ford 4 Ton. 57 tngim.
Ex. mechanical eond. Needs
paint. Enclosed YaD body.
Will haw a bonlel. ~
496--900 or come to Rancho
Niguel, Crown V.U., Pkwy,
So. Laguna
RecrNt'n Vthlclft 9515
SACRIFICE. Fiber glua VW
dune buUY. street lpgal,
herd lop new eng. Excellent
CDnd. 5'1f>-5Z31
CQLF CART -O ean! 11 hp,
Kohler gu Png. lrg tin1$.
Make olfer. 83()..()23S
Camoers 9520
'66 VW C'am~r. F\llly equip-
ped w/E-'uropean tent. tun-
ed r\haust. trl r h1trh.
A.\lH M. ire-bo'C, rl~et!'i.
E1Ceel ~nd. Art, 7 p.m.
wf<d)s, all dy wknds
675-3162
WAN DF:RLUST Ch 11 ll s I a
mounted cab f!VPr camper
·~7 Chev. 6. Lonit bro truck
• i...11h quick disC'onnrc1, bed
and support. COOd cond. nooo. &7J...t420
·~ SCOUT ~whrel drivt with
cOtnpect c u s t o m • built
camptr. Perfect for back
cOlll'ltry ttip9. Excellent COfl·
dluon. Sl950. 548--0'210
8'1 llalf·<'•b Otmper fuUy
rqu1p, S273: '!i7 F o r d
Fairlanc. 2 dr, good running
cond. S100 eves. ~
'61 PORO It 8~, cnboVl'r
c11mpcr -Vt'T'J c I e a n
$1 .IOO.oo. 847-1315
AUSTIN HEALEY
'59 A111ti1t Healey
'61 PORSCHE RMd ter
xlnt rondihon
930 W. Balboa Blv .. Balboa
Sprite ~ RENAULT
Fly ~'l with this jewel In ---------
good ()Olld1LKX1 and doo'l lt-1 '67 RENAULT 10
this price lool ynu. Autom11tl,. tran , R & 11. Onr
$399 owner. l.lke nt'W. Priced to
ELMORE ~l
MCYT'ORS
~ Gardffl Grove Blvd.
Garden Cn.wf> JE 7.fi630
&ATSUN
'67 DATSUN
Sport Station Wal!on Thi~ I(
'"" tnp or ttw ~ rlr Ii JH-~ SSS • !l6 !IP 'lllln,
Jim Siemon•
TOYOTA
417 W1rner Avr .. S A.
~251:!
--,6-3--RENAUL T-
CARA Vt:l.W: llT OnP ow•wr
• Mu~t SN'.
Jim $lemons
TOYOTA
~17 \\arnPr ,\w, :.\.
VOU<SWAGEN
The Neid a..t lltlnt
To A New VW.fNfn
HA RIO UR
VOLKSWAGEN
Is A UMd VW
'BT V'll. loaded with exi.ra.. t.oW ml.. xlnt cone!. oruc.
OWNER. ~1&-7670
VW. Late '67 Clmp<-r. All ex•
Cou,:-WW m1Jeai::e. exc'fl
coed. $2450. 642-7316 ah s.
VOLVO
'61 VOLYOS * SEE THE NEW * 145 Station W.,on * '64 Pl~ ......... $1999
'63 Slope Back .......... S890
'62 .. Dr .. .. .. .. .. . .. . $799
G.t A Better Deal
'66 vw STA, WAGON 7 Pm * AT *
'l>I> vw SEDAN ...... SI s1s HERi FRIEDLANDER
·6s vw SEDu " •111s 137SOBeachBlvd. 1Hwy39) ,..,, • '' ''' • 2 hlks So. G.G. Fwy .
'64 vw SEDAN,,. ... $114S 893-7566 537~..4
'6' Spltflr•
(Tl TO CHOOSE. Yft, we
blve ever)' color or ..,itnre to choole. tro.m. This ii the · ff"H r e o u 11NU11c
3.S mile per gal aports car aold. air cond, all tbe lumr)'
Ulat canin the comj>ect cw eXtru. TruiY a beuUflJl
lns. nates .l outlOld all other automobl.le. W11 t IA i 1P9da1
tPt ean lO to 1 new. came nOl9 111111 T' • L °'
in and drtve lhele tan &lid 141 ctn 141 fM OAC
ct1oo1e one. nua ~ Includes tax, lie., U>tft'elt
only $1699 • ELMORE
ELMORE . MCYJ'ORS
9625 Gankn Grove Blvd.
MOTORS Ganim Grov.e J E 7.al30
~'2.J Garden Grove Blvd.
Garden Grove JE 7-6630 '66 CADILLAC
Sedan• VIiie 1963 Trfumph FulJ power, air condlUOfting.
TR.4 RDSTR. Cll$tenlng Ar-23.000 miln. Like i.ew!! ~
radio. • 1111 ol thl' ~r1·
11zP ll 11h ('lllltt a~1tnc tn·
11"110!'. Pl1Wf>I, f00ty1, pe•n11
rimy. $200 hPlow Bl11t Rook
;\n\\ nnly SlWti 11r
---•U).Z,1~ ---r.n R<'nilult 1n-r,:ood '"'nd '6l VW SEDAN ...... $IOU '681/2 VOLVO
NOW H9EI
SEE THEM TODAY
tic Wh.ite with on&inat black cal car.
lkther Int. Summ~ tun!
This wreke.nd only
$1599
$4395. -
ALLEN •
$70 dn $70 mo OAC
ind11rl1>~ 111x, lw 1111,.rr~t
ELMORE
MC1J'ORS
9625 Carden Grove Blvd.
Garden Grove JE 7~
DATSUN
BRA.~D NF:W AT
Barwick Hayden
S 199 Cash or Trade
36 Pymts @ $54.86 mo
75,000 mi Guaranty
494.9773 * 639·3617
DATSUN
AT
2201
S. Main. ~nlB An•
5-1&-ll!M
FIAT * NEW FIAT*
AUTOMATIC "S.JO'"
Sl99 DOWN -OAC * $46.Sll JlCT month *
''850'' STICK $42.65 PR MO
HERB FRIEDLANDER
13T....O BM!ch Blvd. !Hwy 39)
2 bllcs So. C.C. Fwy
89.1-IJ66 fl.l7~,l
MERCEDES BENZ
Or.ln'JC (01.onty's
L .irq"st Selection
NPw & Us!'d
fV\,., cr.·d•.·\ Benz
Jim Slemons Imps.
W.irner & Main St.
Sant,1 A.,,1 546.4114
MG
1965 MGl's
'IT.l. Al IW AlaO..ma. Ill 'o l vw ~EDAN •••••• ' 7,5 OldsmobilK:adlllac f~.
1150 So. Coast Hwy. Reh • llou~t> rn r1•i.r•
TOYOTA
'65 TOYOTA
LANDCRUIZER Hunting.
tishing or just olf the roed
tun. 4 whet-I drrve, loadf'<l
wu.h extras Ulcl carpets. aux
~s tanks etc. Ongmall.Y ov·
,.r S.'lS(JI This we<'4<end only
Sl7?.l plus T & I, or
$69 dn $69 mo OAC
inelurlM Iii\. h<' . intrrt'~l
ELMORE
~CYJ'()R.<:;
!lf;'.f.i ( :11r1lf'n t:rovP Rl\lft
Gnr'lien Grow· JE 7-66:!0
AND OVER THIRTY
MORE INCLUDING
Ghias, Wa9on1, Conv.
Authorized VW Dealer
HARBOUR
VOLKSWAGBI
18711 Beach Blvd
~eon Luau
• IMPORTS
19116 Harbor, C.M. 646-0003
1960 PV !'>-M,
4 1pd, Radio. sharp, S600
4!15-4j.ll
HuntinC)t~n Beach '61 VOLVO 4 spd. New paint
142·44H and tires. $3.iO I 548-5727 alt 6 pm.
Sport Can 9610
'67 Triumph @;
ELMORE Laguna Beach 494-1084
MCYT'ORS
. 9625 Gat'den Grove mvd. '67 CADILLAC
Garden Cron JE 7~ Sedan de Ville .
160 Austin ...-11ey 3000 Fu.It power. air condttioltlnr.
2 Tops. Mech. OK Low miles. New'car warr&D-
$795.00 F.P. ty. $5395.
Jim Siemon•
TOYOTA
417 WamPr Ave., S.A.
~2512
ALLEN
Oldsmobile-Cadillac Inc.
1150 So. Coast Hwy.
Laguna Beech 494-10"4
Autos Wanted 9700 CADCLLAC Ope de Ville '67. ________ .:.;; Owner has been sick & can't
WE PAY • • . drive so mw.1 seU. Blue,
CASH 10,000 mi. $5250. 540-4590
'66 Toyota
J96f; Toyota Comna. AIT. ! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii
SPITFI!lE Ill. New populBr
midnig)lt bluP .rhb; car only •
has 10.000 BC'l. one owne.r
mi. Beat thP nPW MU' de-
preciation. nus weekend
only
'64 CAD Coupe de Ville full
power, aid cond., low mile&.
Ex~ cond. $2500. Pvt pty.
fDr uaed can 6 trocb just 644-2888 R&H. One ownPr. lmmacu·
late •
$169S
Jim Slemon1
TOYOTA
417 wa,,,,.r Avr, S A.
~1~:1512 ---------'67 Toyota
1967 Toyota Corona A/T, R&
H. New tirrs.
$119 Del. O.A.C.
Jim Slemons
TOYOTA
417 W1Mlf'r Av,., SA.
~W}.'!)12 ---68 112 TOYOTA
NOW HERE!
SE.E THEM TODAY
~eon luau
• IMPORTS
1966 Harbor. C ~1.
TOYOTA
I fEADQUARTF.RS
ELMORE
196 7 Yolksw.agen
$1699 $1999
ELMORE 6 Mo.-6,000 Mi. Guar.
Includes 50 HP Series, Wind·
shteld Washers, t u I I Vinyl
Interior, Outside MI r r or. . M<YrOR.c;;
Heater, Defroster. u well 96'l5-G;irden Grovr Rlvd.
as cleanup and delivery. · Carden Grove .IE 7~
$l~2 Full Dn. Pay~nt '65 Alfa-Romero
in cludes Tax & L!c. RDSTR. Rolf up windows and
$55.24 mo. bank fanan. all make lhis canary yellow
Ask about our ti<-auty the ti<-st huy in town.
Sl82 On • 36 mo @ S40.99+ Drive this onr. ·1111s week·
l bnal payment for lille. end only
T&M MOTORS $1999
can us far flee eltimate. l-,61-CHEVY ___ lmpal __ a_2_d_r_hdtp_,
GROTH OIYROlfT VS. auto lt'ans. pwr BtT It
Ask for Sales Mana-brb. Pvt party. S 6 0 0 . ·-~ l82ll Beach Bl ..
Huntington Beach '65 O>upe di' Vilh.'
KI 9-3331 Elec le air. While Vinyl top lo
---------1mileage1owner 2895 Will Buy • 675--0678 •
'67 CAD. cpe. DeVWe; full
Your Vot;kswaren .or Porsche pwr .. loaded. Orig. owner;
It pay top doUara. Paid for S4.99S. 642-8847 alt. ll AM
or not. Call Ralph
673-1190 CHEVROLET
PRJ Pty wants lo buy 1!>58 or ,6~ Ch I I
1959 Porsche 1600 Normal ~ 9V mpa G
St:nroof coupe. Wtll pay Su!><'r Sport Cpe. Sparklini::
rrBdy C'llsn lor an orig low Artie white with hr.uid new
Spertalwng · VW le Pori;che
SHI (;ARDEN GROVE BL.
l.J\.gnEN GROVE
892.S551 or 534-2214
ELPAORE ~IO'T'ORS mileage car. 673-9:185 rrbuill engine. radio. heater,
96'.15 Ganlerr Grnvr Rlvlf. WANTED Old car. i::ood run· pwl' steering. automatic.
MCYJ'ORS
9625 Garden Grove Blvd.
Garden Grove JE 7-6630
nmg cond. Undc-r $100. Beautiful Beige inlerior. ---,65-VW---Garden Grov_e _ .1~: 7-6630 Thi fi75-5414 or 67:!-7444 s automobilr is ~solute-
Thf> ramnus "Bug". Bl'auH-'60 Ponche ========= ly showroom fresh. ll'r; gol-
ful sparklin~ Burgandy, Ml· REMOVABLE H.T. Dr. Pnr-UMCI Cars 990Cl ta go this weekend at only
tlio, WtW, tno fl('W to hr call. scbe thought enoixrh ol this NEED A c•R? $1.295 plus T Ir: Lor ~ l.lSed. On spr<'iBI this car to put his namP on 11, "' $49 dn $49 mo OAC
weekend inclurles tax & ti<' nus one in C0114.'0Urse con· CAN'T BE FINANCED! includes tax, Uc .. interest
$53 dn. $53 mo. OAC ditioo. Steal It. •Banmipt? ·~! ELMORE •Bad <hdit! • Dtvorced! El~M1~ OORSRE ELM0$1799RE ·:~:ia~~";..':me,~'
V J McCARTHY. MOTORS
9fi2.; 1.arden C:rovr Blvd. MOTORS 1420 So. Main .l EdiJl&er
12 MO. WARRANTY •• BeAtJ-' I • tifuJ aport ears to choo 9625 GARDEN CROVE BLVD
Gi1rden Crovt' .IE 7~?JI ~~ 1.a.rden Grovr Bl•d. (2 blocka N. of Sean) * VW SPECTAL.5_*_ r.11 rdcn Grove JE 7~ Santa Ana Pb 542-35a1
* Impressive "lm~la"
'62 CHEV. V-8 IMPALA HD·
TOP SPT. CPE. P IG, pwr.
steer .. R/H, etc. Sparkling
Alaska white. Own this jet
smooth U.S. No. 1 choice
for -
from, all In conc:ourse a:. GARDEN GROVE JE 'i·fi6?.C '60 Yellow&• hluP ...... S.1991--'ff Triumph
:Iii r:armnnn C;hia .. • ·" $1199 TR1 II T. Racing Red finish dition. This weekmd only
$1999
ELMORE
MOTORS
l62!i GMden GrovP Rlvtf.
G8rdc!1 Cnwe JE 7.(if;.10
681/2 MG
NOW HEREI
SEE THEM TODAY
.,eultmU
• IMPORTS
1966 Harbor, C.M. 64&9303
'64 MG Mid9et
Original Cardinal Red finish
• bh1ci< k-ather Int. Also wire
whls & r.idio. Don't ml.56 this
beauty. 'rhi~ werkend only
$799
ELMORE
M<YI'ORS
TRIUMPH
'67 TRll''IPll '.!llOO !-\rd;in. 4
rlr, stwk. R It II. Im\ m1.
!'\iu•nfirP, m.ike o 11 e r :
&12-7'i<l3
VOLKSWAGEN
'60 VW, strrrn 1tond rnnd ,
R/H, 1tood llrl\'i: i-lran.
S62.1. &1t;.;,9jt7 ---'fili vw Bu~. Panel liOO
I lr adrt ~. mas::~. Por"'l'hr
rims. Exira~. fi7:1-7717 alt 6
'67 w1:-RN1 wllh hlk~
R&ll, "Int rond. $1600 alter
4 P:\1 &1l-:t" .. i7
-.jl! VW Van-F'a;;-Nll'ld-, -
S3i;i nr h<-~I offer.
~~1'!·0.1().q
6:1 VW 81.i~·k .. .. .. .. .. $8!191 I h I '6.'> Btu,.:! Dr ........ Sl29!!• with rwh hlack eat er nl.
HERB FRIEDLANDER anrl nvrrr1rrve. Too new to be
l37:'i0 R<-a1•h Blvd. 111"" 391 l'nltNi u'W'd. Thli; w~kend • only '.! htks So. G.G. F\\y.
AA~~ l;ili6 5:17~1
-vw FASTBA CK-
t!lfili V.\\' Fastbll!'k One own-
rr -1mrn:u·ulatr.
$1695
Jim Slemons
TOYOTA
~17 WBmrr Avt., SA.
;,1().2512 ---vw-.-us---
J~ \'\\' Bu~ Lrk" nr\\
SP<'. Pn<'f'd In 11elt
Jim Slemons
TOYOTA
Must
$1599
ELMORE '10TORS
9'>1:1 fi~rden GrovP Blvd.
r.11rdm Grove JE 7~
'65 Sunbeam
ALPl:-;E G.T. 11.1'. Alpine
hluP "Ith rich contrasting
int. Shows exccpdonal one
o"n"r ,.are. Like ·new. This
14 l'('kPnd nnly
$1599
ELMORE
117 \\am,.r A\r, S A. .\tCYT'ORS
:t'I0-:!:112 !lf;2.i 1;11men Grove Blvtf,
'63 VW S«I. R & It. rxrrl. ·
rond. Oru:. ownrr. SR95
49 \-1 l:~ or 4M~Zl:I ~~ VW ron;rrt1blr. ruM f.::irdrn <:rove JE 7~10 ·s.; V\V S-unronl. xi~~.
l?ond tirrs. $1 1:.0, 6'12-7382
PV<"' k wkrnd~.
wr11. s:~<XJ. :icr2:, ,1,.yrr < 2 > 1961 TRJ
Pla<'r. C06t11 MP•a &16-:\M2
-.6-2 V\\i-v/·~· --RDSTRS. Both or these beau· ' "" motor
IUICK
ONLY $995
1st Car Lot on Harbor Blvlf.
JOHNSON & SON
Uncoln-Meroury
Costa Mesa Branch
.1941 Harbor Blvd, 642-7050
Bel Air Station Wagon
1963 Chev. Bel Air Wgn. One
owner. Like new. AIT. PIS.
R & H.
$1095
Jim Slemon1
T~OTA
417 Warner Ave., S.A.
5'I0-2512 '66 IUICI CA.MARO. 1967 350 SS. wide
tires. 12,000 miles. $2,750
Electra 4 Door hardtop. VS, Doctor owned. 644-1641
automaticdt~ansmlsslon. full '61 OIEV. 4 dr. Bel Air. v.s.
~e~ an 1ctory air con-r/h. white, blue int. S650. 1
d1horungs. 2995 Owner. 546-7725 aft 5.
Need a Garbenstanale?
Find" with. want ad!
'" OIEYIOlfT 8llcayne 4 Door acdan. VS
eqioe. automatic 'tranaJnl&-
sion, power steerinc. factory
air oondltioninc.
$1695
STANMURY
IUICK
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA ~SA 646-tcm
'60 Chev Nomad
Station Wagon. The most PoP-
ular 4 dr 6 pass wagon built.
White over blue. I u g gage
rack, all original and loaded
with extras. A real beauty
and cleu u a pin. Special
thlrl JieelGencl fM5 plus T It
Lor
$29 cfft $29 mo OAC
b:ludes tax. lie., interest
ELMORE
M<YI'ORS
9625 Garden Grove Blvd.
C•rden Grove JE 7-6630
COMl'T
*C ... act w..-
'63 MERCURY "COMET''
STATION WAG<Joi
llx w/ atad. *U't. IVH. etie.
Sparklln& unmaJTed
1okJ w I immac. blade/white an vinyl inter. AA~
ally rare fled tor -
ONLY $195
lit car Lot oo Harbor Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
Uncot,,..~rcury
COit& Mesa Branch
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7Ui0
'66 COMET C'Yclone GT 390. ·
ps, AM/FM. 32.000 mL
very cln. Bell offer 675-1583
'60 Comet. 6 eyl, stick,
clean, good mech ~ .•
$299. * 646-370.
, CONTINENTAL
Continentals
A good aelection oT'6S -'61".
'67 Sedans -COQPfJS It con-.
wrtibles. All ere fully hlx•
ury car equipped, full pow.
er, flactol)' air. S..utiful In-
side 6 out. -c.ome aee ID
aptlftclate. Priced to aell!
Factory Warranty
+ + FAMOUS AMEIUCAN
"WINDJAMMER" 62 COR-
Y AlR CPE. ''4" ~ with
thoroughly overhauled en.
line and new ctutcb. bettery JOHNSON & SON
and 4 new l'fJtn!ad tires! UNCOUI MDCUIY Sparldms tulip cream. Buy 141-n11 -641-0ttl
this one w 1 t b OONFI· 6M-7~~ ~ NI DENCE! ' ,....~
$695 '64 LINC Cont'l 30,000 ml, fact
1st Car IA>t on Harbor Blvd. air, full pwr. nu tirea, $2.495.
JOHNSON & SON owner~
Lincoln·Mercury
Costa Mesa Branch CORYAIR
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7ffi0 CORSA Convert 1966, 4 spd,
'63 CHEVROLET
Bel Air. station wagMi. Pow-
er. air conditioninf,t. Low
miles. Like New!!
$1395.
ALLEN
Oldsmobile-Cadillac Inc.
1150 So. Coast Hwy
Laguna Beach 4!11-lllS I
'65 CHEVY JMPALA, sea
blue with black Landau top.
Loftded! Radial tires. dlr
One owner. Immaculate. see
to appreciate. $150 ca.stJ or
take trade. 494.9773
19511 Chevy Jmpala. 2 Door.
348 engine. extremely nice
condition inside k out. $425.
See Sat after 9 AM 842--2342
'66 MALIBU 2 dr. blk vinyl
top. white body, hlk inl,
bucket ceats. con~ul. R/H,
Btr. Make o{fcr. 494-3237
CHEV 'lil Impala 2 door
Hdtop 36000 miles. AC, Auto
trans. PIS. V-8. One owner
546-S023
'67 El Camino. 396 eng, 4 spd
trans. Real nice. Take over
pmts. 4SS-.5420
'67 Impala SS 427 eng.
4 l'jld, posi, bucket aeal.!.
* 536-~ *
COMET
CAR FOR SUMMER!
GRADUATION PRESENT?
140 bp. beautiful cood. New
top. lo mi. $1290. 54G-3971
'63 CORVAIR Mor\za conv.
R/H. w/w, 4 sPd.; good
cond. S525. 642-1583
'65 STING RA 'l Convert. 2
Tops, 365 hp. 327, 4 spd.
Michelin tires. $2975. 673-5.'>7-'
CORVETIE
1964 CORYmE
Slingra_y. Mldnight blue me-
talic finish with matching
interior. Equipped Ideally
for good pel'formance and
comfortable driving. Sta»
ard engiM, automatic trans,
pawer steering, pawer l:Jnk.
es. pawer windows, factory
air cond. AM·FM radio. new
tires. 37,000 actual miles.
See to appreciate.
$~795
·t
JOHNSON & SON
LINCOLN MHCURY
541-7751 -642-otll
MIN SUNDAYS
M0-700 W. Coast Hy .. NI
*''Dlstinctlve"-Corvett ·
'62 CORVETJ'E V-8 HDTOP
w/wanted "4" speed trans.
<B ... nd new short block And
clutch by us). Thia limited
edition IJPOl'ls car in, beautf..
ful me1alic teal blue wlbladc
landau covered ~moveable
hdtop could be be_yond de-
preciation !
ONLY $1895
lst Car IA>t on Harbor Blvd,
JOHNSON & SON
Con•. '63 Comet. V8, lo mil, Uncoln-Meratry
beau maint. by ong owner. Costll Me9ll Branch
Priced to sPll. 642-5727 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-'llriO
'63 COMET Wagon $650. 6 '68 CORVETI'E 2000 ml
Cyl. Stick. Good tlre8 &: I..oad«I. Pcrf. Dratted. Cott
cond, "Mom's car". 673-0461 • '6300. Saeli $5100. 644-1595
9625 G!l.l'tlm Crovt-81\d.
Gardm I.rove J E 7.(,6.10
~1\'w. r11d-io-,h-r-11t-rr-
,1n1 mnrl. $6$
$1\:'"1 hM h~vr hetn reconditioned
C':ill l!H-.~167 ;,ftrr 4 J'lm In "' nrw condition Cor tbe STANSBURY
BUICK Imported Autos 9600hnoorted Autos 96001mported Autet
* '68 MG* For A Beller Deal
NEW OR USED
HERB FRIEDLANDER
13750 Beach Blvd. <Hwy 39)
2 blk1 So. G.G: Fwy.
m.7566 537-6824
'52 MC TO "Oaasic" Restrd,
Xlnt mecb .l nmg cond. Br.
RBc Gm, nu uphl. n d. $950
Pvt pl)' 673-0416
LA TE '66 MGB. L o w
milcagt. witt whls. A-I
cond, SAC S2'25(), Owner.
6'7>-l815
'58 MCA rdstr. Ylt!'W t~ It
CMPClll. Moving, must sell!
$450. M7--'Yl.34
'M Mrnf. Radio. bt'aler. Wire
wh~IJ. Make of(N·.
<l!)ot-4.'!.1 l
e liU·71li e
--S9-VW BUS $500-
e 11'& 1(176 •
-;&I V\\i -v 1 I d-""""'-tnre ~flOrlS car bU)'er. •st.1c
' n c ''" , •"""' # 1 ri 2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COST A MESA 646-9022 L'ndcr. 1!.000 ;\ltlc5! 'ThL~ wc<'kcfl(I only
... ~ 170fi $1099
~EVIRYTH~G 'smn@J
CHICK IVERSON, INC. ·u VW's
51699
UIWH
'H VWs
'1499
SUS.all
1964 IUICK
Riviena. BeeutlJUl turquot.e ELMORE
MCYT'ORS finish with black interior .
. ~ Full power plus all tbe Riv-!l!I~ c;;irden Grovt BIYU. 1 J r..irdPn Orove JE 1_.., era n ce features Including factory a.ir C'.Ond. Traded by '64 Alfa Romero original owner. IA>w mlln.
'PRI!\'T CPE. This hard to Must see to llPP"f'Ciate.
I lirwi ~Is rar ia In !hr clanlc • $2395
car l'la~ficalion now. Going ~ up m \'lllue ~>"*I'· This
wf'Pl<PJld only
$1699
ELMORE
MOTORS ~ 1:arden Grow 91vtf.
r.at,1m l.r<We • JE T.e630
'65 Austl11 Healey
JONNSON & SON
LINCOLN MHCUH. 541-7711 -M,._1
OPIN IUNDATI
... 111 W. C.... Ny., NI
DON'T IUY YOUR NEW
1961 ~ TOYOTA ANYWIRf
IEFOU YOU CtlCIC
TEST •IE ..
TODAY!
SEllll
• II.TIPS
• STI. WllS.
'67 VW 0.ml)tt: x\nt <'Ond.
Fui\y equlp'd. Orig. ~u mn. ~m nefwlaida.
'64 MGB wltt whll, C"IJ.Jt
hdtp, Rood pAinl. rncJlll.
$14~. Pvt ply. 644-1540
lltCI.. CAM~llt
'64 YW 6 Pass. PU $1199 OLX Srili!h Jltacins Cl'f!m
\\ black l~IM'r bit. 0 n ~
""'nrr car. 111.la .-end
onl \'
DEAN LEWIS
WIElll• UYllU!
• u• Cl•Ell 8' W}STWAYS Cabovu
~r. Ilk~ MW. llJll 4,
llN,Jadt. Sl!$. ~ . . . ~ -A"'-9600
..
PORSCHE
~ PORSCHE, air, chAm-
p~ Y"llOW W/bltrk tn. I
terior, AM I }°'M, chrom,.
wb«la. s:Je.
Dealer 192.5551 or SJ.l.l'JM
'51 Pancbe ltoo cou:pe
Good condition. saerifl~t
1885. toO'ii Acacia CdM * 61'S-l30l • ~__,...,..
POMCHE •• 912 .. S l'pd.
AMtnC. f'\'d/blk "'' )0 m . muait SAC. PVt pt)I .•
S3850. 539-3ITO •
1T f'OIUIO{g tu. alt c:ond
ch:romt ~13. othft f'X·
tr II.GOD tnl ~ ~.
Xlnt cond. ~sm. m.-2944 _,
'65 & '67 VW CAMPER
IWD MEW .
1 °""' .. he• (2) '60-(2) '63-'66 Ponches ~
laet ,_ "~Htc" VW TM.y> .
1f70 ...... llM.. c.... ....
· ·Mt..,eJ 671-1190
t
. $22'9
ELIOIE
•ft RIVIERA, f.p. dlr .,,....
Morottl ~ Gardin GfOVt 1t"9,
\ Cardf!n GJ'Olft JE , ...
'62 A .. H1llrr
Dl..'\ H.T ........... a.,
8\3ek wtdt ... red 1-dllr
lnl. This ........ °"" t15ft ELMOIE ·
steno tape. Str ~ 1ta. • ,_ --""
xlllt cand, IMOft PYt. pcy.
&11'-Cll aft 5:30
MC7l'Of'S 962..'I c.,,,. f,nft .... ~Crowe ·JE,....
....
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-
,, ... , 1
M, wit
·11~
l11t lit
11.webl•
-
4 c
radi
Mo.
pow ., ..
USE
CjJ
COl
'67 COUGAI
mileage, pri
12995. 200 Kk
~
DO
'65 DODGE
Coovert. Ps,
miles, Orig <
best o&r. 67'
1966 DART"
owner, aut
heater, $1700
'63 DODGE I:
recent o'haul
• 67'5-
'61 Dodge 6 cy
the column
work. 64&-457
ltM
Station Wast
~" JI~ SI T01
(17 w..,.
5tO
AT
T-'IJ
.... T,.
IJ
4171
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bite ..
vd.
tN
.
I.,
L
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coo-
lux·
'1lNI
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...
fact
!495.
-
spd,
New
1
av.
od
t. 2
spd,
.;>j74
TE
me-
hing
eally
and .am.
" :Y
11
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ran11.
;and
aited
~ti
>lact<
?able
I de-
nvtt. ON
00
....
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-.. . ---~-'68 CH~VY VAN CAMPER 15 EL CAMINOS '68 % TON
iRAND NEW If•-' N-. VI ....... •llt•-tic: I ,1y co111M. tlro , etc. 2 tMo. Fvlly eq11ippM f., ct!Olfl·
i,.. witli ...i i.t.ii.., Hier c....di110~-n1\io11 •h,yl flnr, f1.1ll wl.tt\ bff ''If' fwH wldtll
.,,., IMl11k, 1 .. lit., 1tei11le11 1tMI 1l11k, I 0 t•I ..... , 1yttem, w•rdrolte; ler9• Mirror. cell.
i11t li9hts, fol.lint t.ltle, 1tep fo• cu•por ,.0011, ult curl•i111, etc, etc. All fer thl1 v11lto·
Uonbl., low price. No. '22
II bH1' ... 1tow '•I El Ce111i11e1 t• che•M from, Somo with elr
co1t,.itlHl119, bucket ae•h I !tench 1Hh, olom•tiu en,. 4 ,, ......
Lon9 whn l b•M, VI on9i11e, 111lometic lro~·
11011, ho•"'f cluty equipMent, 2 te11e p•i11I. Stock
11umber '70.
•3495 Low·
AS
'64 IMPALA
4 Door. VI ontl110, e11to111otic tre111rni11lo11,
.... io, ........ c1 .. 11.
5895
'65 MERCURY
MOfltcleir h•"t•p cou,-. VI, ewto111•tlc,
,owor 1tHri11ft recfio, "9eter, fow mi1H9a,
er,.ino white with bh1e interior,
51795
'66 CHEVY II
Nova &tetio1t ••9011. VI, power 1turl119,
re .. lo, hHt.r, eutom•tic. A rHI her .. to fl11,.
c•111,ect ••t•n. Ermi11e white with blue trim.
51895
'65 MUSTANG
Co11vortlltle. Radio, hH+or, tilnr with bleck
vinyl i11tori•r.
51295
CONNELL
2121 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA
. ~::S546-1203=s546-1200
COUGAR FORD PORD FORD
.
52399 '68 ~ TON
BRAND NEW
Pickup truck. $95 ,.ow11 plus l•a I license, $64.40
per mo11th for }6 mo11th1 011 •pprov•' cro .. it.
'66 MUSTANG
Henltop c.u,.. VI, HtoMetic, power 1tur·
h19, re .. ie,' hoe+.r, whit•, ,.ith reel interior,
51795
'64 CHEVROLET
'63 DODGE
Pol••• 4 Door. VI, 111tom•tic, power 1tu r-
in9, r•,.io, hutor, white with ••' Interior •
$695
'62 CADILLAC
lmp•I• 4 DNr. VI, e11t•111•tic, power ttHr• Hucltop coupe. full power •q11iprne11t plut
illf, radio, hHter, tilftr ~· tu.tone. fectory eir con .. itionin9.
5895 " 5795
,. -MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC
'67 COUGAR. XR7, ~
mllea&e, private fl a r t Y •
$2995. 200 Kinp Place, N.8.
~
'64 FORD 1966 FORD Special Ford Special Ford
Motor Co. Motor Co.
'61 OLDS 88 4 dr, pow S/B
top cond. Pvt pty. To settle
eslate. $100 under book $395.
54~7
1966 PONTIAC
Purchase
1967 Mercury F-65 convert!-Purchase
Falrlane 500 Spt Cpe. Silver GeleJde 500 hardtop coupe.
DODGE
'63 OLDS Cutlass, V-8, top
cond. N c w tires $850.
673-5934
Grand PriJc. Honey Beige fin-
ish with rich gold interior,
matching Landau roof. Fully
equipped with al\ the power
features & factory 'I.Ir con-
ditioning. 24,000 actual mil·
) ~
DAlLY PILOT j$~
' •
52750
51999
'65 CHEVROLET
st.tlon W•9011. Vt , eutom•lic, ,-wor 1+urin9,
re,.io, huter, tu-to110 blue with white top.
51695
'61 FORD
5795
RAMBLER T·BIRD
...
'66 Rambler *PERSONAL ,
LUXURY CAR
1966 Rambler Rogue. Llke
new in and out. Al'P, R I: H.
Jim Siemon•
TOYOTA
417 Warner Ave., S.A.
SiG-2512
1964 THUNDERBffiD $-P ass.
'65 DODGE Polara 5 0 0
Convert. Ps, pb, R/H. low
miles, Orig owner. $1800 or
best "1er. 673-7252
Blue metallic With contrast-Beautitul original Cinnamon
Ing interior. Console with 4 Ruat 11.nitb with matching
speed, loaded with extras, Interior. Full factory equip.
absolutely showroom frHla. pat with power steering .l
Blue Book say$ U395. Save power bnlkes. Auto trans,
$250. This weekend at. only radio.A heeler. 26,IXXI actual
SU45 plus TA Lor mllK. Traded by origind)
ble. Beautiful mikado yet.low 1961 Mercury Monterey 4 .d'?°"
finish with black top and in-hardtop. Artie white finish
terlor. Fully luxury car with cardinal red interi~r.
equipped. bucket aeata with Full! factory equl~ m-
6 way pawer. Power win-cludtnl? J>OWl'I' steenng, J>OW·
dows. power steering, J>OW· er brak.es, factory air con~.
er brakes. factory air coodi· Low miles. See to appreca-
tioning. -Low Miles -ate.
'65 OLDS. 4-dr 088, new
tires, air cond. es. If you arc looking for a -====-----:::===
LuxufY HDTOP SP O&T
CPE. w/ Am CONDrnb~~
ING. All space age ~~r
extras • AM-FM radio, i!fc.,
etc. Sparkling orig. Tahoe
Turqoise. w/plush all v.in)'l
st.rato seat Inter. Isn't i1
ti.me you spoiled yourseU! I $43 dn $43 mo OAC owner. Showroom frellh.
1966 DART Wagon. Orllinal includes tax. lie .. interest $219 5
-E~~:..~... , rh _ owner, auto, radio &:
heater, n100. 642-2859
'63 DODGE Dart, xlnt cond.
recent o'haul, Zl MPG. $850
• 675-2273 • Garden Grove JE 7-6630 ~
FORD 'li6 Country Sedan, I '61 Dodge 6 cyl eng .. 3 spd Clll
the column. $175. Need
work. 646-4577
a ir, pg, good cond. $2.JSO.
Pvt pty 842-7988 JOHNSON & SON
FALCON
1tM Mcon
Station Waaaa. LIXe new
'li6 Ford CU.tom 500 i cyl.
Excellent coodition. Low
price. 494-4030 ..
'60 Country Sedan Wairon.
Ps, pb, R/H, excel concf.
545-8745
"'-~· ... ,. n..<--1 -------"""'"' .... ..._.. _... ..., . ...,__, 1940 FORD Cpes. 1 stock
$895 $295. 1 bit for race, no eni. •
Jim Siemon• offer. Eves. 642--SllYf
TOYOTA '66 FORD Galaxy 500; air,
417 Wanw Ave., ~.A. P/S, P/B, auto .. 390 eni.,
541).2512 Ivory. n850. 673-2659
'90 FAL<X>N Station Wagon.
Stlok thlft. S250. 642-7770 ,
SOCK IT TO 'EM!
Dial 642-5678
For Daily Pilot Want Ads.
UNCOLN MHCUIY
141-7711 -'42.0911
OPIN SUNDAYS-
H0-700 W. C... Hy., N.I.
'tr> FORD Mustang V-8. 4 sp.
R.H. W /0 tires. Rally
pack. Joe ~9712. Wed·
Thurt &: wknds.
'57 Ford 4 cir wagon 6 cyl
straight ~. ·~ paint le
tires. Xlnt, engine A trans. no10 firm. 67!>-4247
'66 Coontry Sedan. 10 pess ..
lime gold, auto, P/S, P/B,
fact. air; new tires A ex·
t rat. 673--0635
· · _.,..,_. A1••0~ %00 lmPorted Autol 96001mporte4 4utos 9600
AT T E N T 1,0 N • • •
T-OJofa Buyers
lllfl SLElflONS TOYO'l' A
NOW HAS A COM,LETE INVENTORY OF IRAHD NEW
1961 TOYOTA c_,.., 5eclaM & Lanclcr9isen '
serviced and ,...dy for immediet. d~livery in both four speed
encl automatic transmission models.
A HAND NIW
1961 TOYOTA COIONA SEDAN \
•••• LAM T'-11% O.W. ..., ..... Tu&Lk-
496-3164
Priced {Ot" quick sale. Factory Wuranty PLYMOUTH
Factory Warranty
JOHNSON & SON
UNCOLN MUCUIY
141-7711 -642...,.1
OPIN SUNDAYS .... ,.. w. CNlt "'.. ...
IMPERIAL
'li6 CROWN Imp. tmmac 4 dr
hdtp. All pwr, fact air, bal
50,<XXI mi fact warr. $3495.
646-4042.
LINCOLN
'64 UllfC. Cont'! 70.<XXI mi,
fact air. full pwr. good
brakes & tires. $2,100.
Owner 430-2210
MERCURY
'68 B R A N D :s: station
wqon. Air, etc~ lel'Vice
free for 40,<XXI miles. Lea1e ror SU9 per month. Alao
nvallable: e x c e p t ion a 1
ti.rsaln• on aur 1 e a a e
tumlns. L e a a e Dept.
Johnson I< Son Lincoln •
Mercury &42-90ll
MERCURY '66 Parklane. 4-
dr, hardtop. B e s t model.
Jmmac, excel tire~. low
mileage, Air cond.. pwr brtce,
ate~. w\ndoiw1 and ~way
1e&t. FM rHto, 4 ipMker
stereo tape deck, Vtny1 tlotl.
Wt 1tttr1111 Wheel, aletf
panel. PYt pty ........
'51 MERCUllY 2 dr, VI 1t1ck,
!/lfJT1 dnll s:m ......
MUSTA•
t
JOHNSON & SON
UNCOLN MIRCUH
141-175' -'42-ltt1
OHN SUNDAYS ...., .. w. c... ........
'65 MUSTANG
The popular Spts Cpe .. <lx>lce
of two. Artie white or dark
metallic green. V8 engine or
the economical six. Both are
lhlrp, fresh automobiles
from $1345 pluR T &: L or
payments as low u
$50 dn $50 mo OAC
includM ta~. lie., interest
ELMORE
MOTORS
9625 Camen Grove Blvd.
Garden Crovt' JE 7-6630
Special Ford
Motor Company
Purchase
'67 MUSTANG
Hardtop coupe. FUiiy factory
equipped with automatic
t:nn~mil':,.~ion. radio, bester.
power stM-nni:. etc.
$2395
Factory Warr1nty
t
'66 Pl YMOUTH
Fury II 4 Door aedan. VS
engine, automatic transmis·
lion, radio and heater.
$1595
STANSBURY
BUICK
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COST A MESA 646-9022
STATIOS Wagon '&.; Valiant
220. Perf«:t cond1 lo...., mi.
priv/pty, make o f I e r .
4!»-7246
'58 PLYMOUTH S t a l ion
Wagon. Clean. good tires,
runs good. $350 c u h .
536-7907
'56 PLYMOUTH St at l on
W 1 r on • Radio/Heater.
Auto. $100. 644-1138
PONTIAC
1966 PONTIAC
LeMan1 hudtop coupe. Al·
tractive turquoise finish
with matching Interior, flllly
factory equlppecl ... lflcluding
auto trans, nldlo heater,
powtt lte«lng. Shown>Om
fresh. 111,<XXI actual mile11.
One owner.
$2295
JOHNSON & SON it
CICIM4 Su•~ LINCOLN MHCUltY ~
.... ,.. w. (Nit :iii -
141-7751 -642 1 l:
'" -441+1• te ... "-' Ml ~ ff'Mted Nlectteft •• • • •• 11r-.,, a I 11, .... 'IT MUSTANG Futt.dr GT. I
JIM sa-.... T~ .... ..,.,. ...,."'"' Hnolce 1etftfec-drive, air, 25.• ml Sia • V-3. Air .• ap, mu.Jell> JOHNSON ' SON
..... in ........... MWest ·~ .,... equlpf*f • .,.,ice cent.,. ,!!":;.. ~ ...... I 4s :..:r·<XXI ml. $ 2 '1S 0• UNCOLN MllCUIY
•• ,.. • __... .... • • M1-1n1 -64a.ott1
PAY .. .,, Min °" .... ---PlfWI< .... ~ ...... 'hh fllld ...... c1lr, .... clean. $100 C9lb er °"" SUNDAYS
MK MOft .... IM!lllll ,. • ., u.a ml ~ms tr*. w.ke JoW ~ .... , .. w. c.-"'" NI
FfNANCIN& NEVEi A PIOllAI AT "'MWTAMC. lb .. .,,.. -~-m_1_""'-:':_"":"-_ • cro. •;pa: vtbnlonic,
to bead. ,.. ell' 1Dlllt ID-'115 M1Jst11111. Very de.ea. and ltneo. Im!Nlc cond.
II -S • •--O., a •O"OTA Mbwml5.115-mt 29.<XXI acruaJ m11" 11795. 548-8907 w• ~ID w.. Hr ~ •· • .. • Red ,.._ .;2 RMI. • ...,.. '&O PONTIAC. Ur. new .. ~1 ., _, ., ...... --t! .. a 4tl!J.2 -Santa Ana all10matk lr'IMalJ•ioft. 'IS Yfllo• • blk Int 219 4 pd trens. front rnd and o .... '9.J. W ~ W _. ¥~ ~ SllOO $-tm ate~ xlnt rond. S1595 PTt 496-3164
"Wh.,. -/e.J &et T\e lett DHf eftd A"er S.fes Je,,,lu '' w ?fllltanc. bard top, v-c. fl(1 &n-44 GTO 'SS. HT. auto. Riff, pc,
llliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiil 'lllQo, ll/H, lt,OOO ....... DAD..Y PCLOT WJ¥f ADI IN:J/bl)c tnt. l1T90. !lat & •• a M• ttr.. lll50, ~ . BRING ~111 Qt Rwy, IOt IAl· MMlJI.
beautiful Grand Prbc, this
is your car. Looks &: nJns
like new.
$2895
·t
JOHNSON & SON
LINCOLN MlltCURY
~7751 -642.otll
OPIN SUNDAYS
6M-711 W. c .. et H1 •• NI
'65 PONTIAC
LeMans hard top. Beautiful
Canary yellow with 1 black
landau t o p. Contrutlng
black interior. AU of the fine
extru incl air cond. Own
this one !ht-easy wa;y only
$1649 plus T & L or
$64 dn 64 mo OAC lnclud~ tax. llr .'interest
ELMORE
MOTORS
96Z'l Garden Grove Blvd.
Carden Grovr JE 7-6630
'59 PONTIAC
4 door sedan. new Baroque
Gold pe.lnt and showroom
frelb Interior. Auto, radio,
beater. S p e c I 1 I weekend
price S'295 plus tax le lie or
$17 dn $17 mo OAC
. 24 Mo.
·includes tax, lie .. Interest
ELMORE
·MOTORS
9625 Garden Grovp Blvd.
Gerdm Grove JE 7~
IOY CAIYER
PONTIAC
-Karlllt Bl., Cmta ,._
Kl 6·4444
Orance County'• ~ o.Jft far kollt • lto)'Gt md
Bendy •
'62 Grand Prix
Air conclltlonlng, 1utomadc
trantmisalon, PoWU lteer-
lq,
$1095
Jim Sltmont
TOYOTA·
417 Wam.r Ave., s.A. -540-2512
'116 LE MANS xlnt CClllCI.
Owner In strvict. Make an
offrr! • W.1564
T·llRD ONLY $19951
'64 T-BIRD Landau, dlr. air 1st car Lot on Harbor Blvd.
cond. Like new. nss calh or JOHNSON & 50.., take trade. Call $97n " 'Llncoln-Mereury
T-BIRD 1960. S350 cnsh. · Costa Mesa Branch
Alter 6 pm 646-7632 l!Ml Harbor Blvd. 642-7000
'58 THUNDERBIRD con-'60 1'-Bird. Black. 430 cu1 Ip
vertible ....,hite with red engine. All powt'r. Air..conq,
leather Interior, full powt'T' Mag wheels. $600. All 100~
~'1-Fl\t excellent top, new perfect coodition. 496-9043
tires S250. ~7856 or come to Rancho NirueJ.'
PLACE your wuia ed where Crown Valley Pkwy, ~.
they an lootq -DAll..Y ,,...La.,--.lt\Dl-a ____ ........ _
PILOI' d1wH\edl M2-s6'1I. Dial 64U678 b' RESULTS
Imported Autos 9600 Imported Auto. ..00
,-. • .-1 .-. r~• • • • • • • • • • • i'I ...... ·~ ~ .. I • • ~· ~~· e, • • ~ VSED IMPORT ~
SPECIALS ~ ~ '64 AUSTIN HEALEY SlllTI '995
• '66 SUNIEAM $1395 .• AIJ'INI ROADSTIR • ~ '67 M6, a.llo. HMttr
51295
~ '63 vono STAT10N '1395 ~ WA60N, R&H
~'67 :tcr:::.;~ '1595
e• '64 YW SIDAN se95 .:...-. 1 ... -4 Heat• 7
'65 PORD ICONOLINI PANIL '1795
'65 ~ON WA.ON, Air '995
'63 VOi.YO llDAN seas l.._-4H...., 77
'62 Tl-J '995
'59 'IW SIDAN .'595
1tM HAUOI M.YD,. COSTA MISA
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WILSON ··FORD .. SALES
18255 ·BEACH BOULEY AllD
YOUR CHOICE
·~r:D '68 MUSTANG r--
_$~·· or 1 o•/o and $60U ,er MMth -
TOTAL
DOWN
TO
YOUR ClfOICE
5 1988
IRAND
NEW '68 FALCON
1918 w, 0°/o •"' $52'5 PerM.tttt
TOTAL ~
DOWN
Fresli eir h•eter I defro,ter, du•I hydreulit !Helie system,
breko lite, fro11t door crtsy. li9hh. cloth & vi11yl l111orior,
pecldecl clesh & Yisor, windshield w .. h•rs & wipers, side
view ,..;,,-.,.
:¢,ND '68 CORTINA
HUNTINGTON ,ll~CH
YOUR CHOICE
UAND NEW '68 FAIRLANE
$2388w10•;. .... 63'\ ... Menth
TOTAL
DOWN •
Fresh Air Huter & Defro,ter, l1<ku p, Dome, Courtesy & Side l i9hh, lucket SHh, All Vinyl
Trim, Nylcm Cupeh, Roehr P•nel M..91!.!.clin91 & Air Scoop Orumenl, SHI & Shoulder h its,
Pedclecl Desh & Visors, Winclshielcl W'41shers & 2 Spncl Wipen. No. 274 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY •::;D '68 RANCHERO ~f ~~J
Fresli eld hHter I def., vinyl I doth uphol., nylon I reyon cph, INclr·llp, dome crhy J sido
li9hh, rock penel & whl midi, pad desh I visors, .. et & shld. bolts, w/shleld wshr I 2 spd. wip.
,
-$2288 or 1 o•/o end $60 U ,.,Mottth
TOTAL
DOWN
~ 1918 w ro". an4 $5 2u ,.r Menth -
TOTAL
DOWN
Deluxe :Z Deor. Aeroflow nntllatien sy1lem, buclcot 1Hft, vlnyl
interior, cerpeh, interior encl exterior decor options, riliac ~elres,
WSW tlrea. euto,,..tic tr•111miul011. No. )54. lm111erillete Ooli¥Ory.
~~0 '68 f· 100 PICK·UP
.RAND
NIW '68 GALAXIE
$2388 .. 10% .,..$6365 PerMenth
Fr1th Air Huter & Delr1uler ... c~·Up. Dome, Courtesy & Side li9hh, Dey-Nile, lntide & Out.
oicle Remote Control Ouhide Mirror, l ri9ht Metel Mouldin9s, P•clded D•'h .. ncl Vison. s .. 1
I Shoulclu lelh, Winclshielcl Weshers & 2 SpHcl Wipert. No. 26'. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
TOTAL
DOWN
Frtlli J.lr HHl•r l Dofro•fer, Vinyl & Cloth Uphol,tery, Nylon l hyo11 Cerpeh. lec•·Up.
Do'"•• CourlHy I Side li9h+1. Rocker ,enel I WhHI Moulcli1191, Peddod Duh & Vi,ors. Sut
& Shoulder lells, Wi11d1hield Weshers I 2 Speed Wipers. No. 260. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
1 O~. O TOTAL DOWN
PAYMENT ,
Includes SALES TAX AND LICENSE
1/3 or 3CWo down NOT Nquired •t WILSON FORD
where your •pproved b•nk credit will qu.lify you
for minimum down JMlyment on your new c., or
new truck.
1918 OC' 10•1 • .,..$52" ,.,Meftth
TOTAL
. DOWN
Duel hydr•ulic br•lre sy1tem, vinyl Interior trim, p•clded desh &
•i1or, intid• & side view mirrors, reflector, wlncl1hield weshera I
two spHd wipers, 11 S" Fleresld• bo<ly. "
.
Speciel erra119emenh with IHcli119 be11lc 111111 f111e11co compeniu t iYe us the
opportunity to offer tt"M ~h1f!J!l . · .OWER TOU~ PAYMENTS
luy your now ur or truck encl reduce your 111011thlr pey111011h. ·
REOUCI YOUR MONTHLY CASH o unAY
12·24-36 or 48-Month Financing Available on Approved Credit
Uso the equity in your olcl cer. PAID FOR OR NOT. to 111elc• the 111-11 pey•
ment on your 11ew or usod cer ~A~ ~AVSl(.,ON FORD end e•H 9et
•o RD IR N 0 WI PAYMENTS INCLUDE TAX·LICENSE ' Fl NANCI!: CHARGES FOR 4t MO ON APPROVED CRIOIT e WHITI SIDI WALL TIRE$ AND WHEEL COVERS Ol'TIONAL. •o I D I ll N 0 W I
YOUR CHOICE
'11 FORD We9011. • Pm .. VI, Auto., UH. 6MWl6'
'16 FORD Flane. R&H. Run' 9oocl. HOT I l I
•1t CHIV. I ... VI, euto,. R&H No. OOTl75
YOUR CHOICE
'60 GALAXll Autom•tic, PS, redio, hHter.
No. 620
'St CHIVlOLIT St•tion W•gon. VI , eu+o-
matic, radio, hHter. No. 581 .
. YOUR CHOICE
'63 FALCON 4 dr. W•9on, Auto., r1dio,
hHter. No. 602
'60 T·lllD. Fully equippect Runs A-1. No.
601
YOUR CHOtcE
'61 CHIYY Monia. Auto., r•dio end heater.
No. 660
'64 POID Galui1 500 Sport Coupe. Stick
shift. No. MJ
YOUR CHOICE
''2 CHIY. lei Air 9 Pass. wa9on. VI, auto ..
,.,.,., steer., & t,,ekes. N.. 562
'A •ALAlll ... H.T. VI . .tometic, pow-
er dffrin9, new pain+. N.. HI
YOUR CHOICE
'A 1N1'11MnoMAI. C..r41 ...... VI,
evtometic, lib ftew. No. ll7
'61 UMaa StatiOfl ••fO"• Radio, hNter,
white 1Hte well1. No. 411
AVE AT : WILSON FORD TODAY
* SPECI AL PURCHASE *
1967 GALAXIES.MUSTAtU•s-FAllLANES-T-lllDS
29 OF THESE FACTOIY GUAIANllED
AUTOMOBILES TO CHOOSE FIOM!ll!
1967 MUST ANG :.. ... --.. ___ $1999
Autometic, raclio, hHtor, bucket tHh. No. 262
1967 GAi.AXii 500 -·-. $1999
VI, eulometic, PS, vinyl inter~ low 1t1l1Hto• Ne. H7
1967 FAIRLANE 500'····-····-··· .. ·-·--···_$1999
Hercllop. VI, automelic, PS, redio, he.tot. VLM117
1967 CORTINA WAGON ................... _$1699
Delu ... 4 spucl, radio. hHler, buck.t t0eh. ,,OMlll tires. No. 65'
MUSTANG ROUND·UP
1961 .MUSTANG 2+2 _ ...................... -$1399
VI, eufometic, power stHrin9, radio, ketori llOW pel11t. Mo. 526
1965 MUSTANG $129:0
VI, Awto., ,_., 1+oeri119, console. ,.cJJi4
1965 MUSTANG _____ .. __ ........... __ $1399
Co11••rtiltle. VI, eoto., PS. luutif.J ,....., , .... No.62'
1967 MUSTANG VI, ..... PS .... ._...._ .... 102
1967 MURANG ........ uH.R .. /Po4.N .. ,.,
1966 MUST ANG n, ...... PS, A~. T•r~w ..... Me. H9
1961· MUSTANG "' ...... n."». '·"-· .... , ..
. SALB DIPT.
' A.M. .. 10 '9.M. 7 ~·
SUPER SAVINGS
'62 CHEVY No.,. statien we9011. Redi ..
heeter, Htomatic. No. •476
~
$199
'63 COllYAIR M.nH COt1vortible. A•+.M.tlc.tterilie $599 · 1114 hooter, No, 414
'62 CHEYROLD lel Air '4 door sode11, VI, ellto111et!Cj
power slurin1, Air cOftd, No. 617 $599
'65 PLYMOUTH Velient. Rorilio, hooter, etifinel ,..., finl1h. No. Ht
'65 GALA XIE 500 Herrillo~. VI, ntomotl .. .., __ .. _ • ._...__ power 1toerin9. No. 271
'66. FORDCustom sedan. A11tomeffc, redio, hHter. No. 112
5999
$1299
$1299
'66 • a I A v11 100 H.T. VI, .. ._ .... , PS/UH. $1499 Aa.AA low 111lle1. No. 260
'66 MUSTANG .... ~~:~.: .. ~·,...,,.. $1599
'67. CHIYROUT ~~~·.:;+-tie, PS. refii .. s' 999
TRUCK & CAMPllt SPECIALS
'63 CHIV •'Utllffy..., ~ .... "' $499
'61 JOllD VI, • ..._tfc. Ptcb11 tntci. Alffl $599
'64 NMlD •·100 •WMet~tc..• 51499
itsd ifiiCDCI .
'62 POID '-JOO eM 11010 ,_1M '61 WICl•O w. --.. a-. ca Ne. In r 111& 11111111111 -· .... • °"" ,,.,._ ...... -. •
'H CHIYT '67 DODel 'h·TON •u CHIYY ft ~,......_._ w.~r~ f.~ ......... _... ....... -'"us M'ANY O'"llS AMD CAMPIU TOOi -
•• ft., .... _...,.. ................. Wt-.... -··, ....
PLAQUE FC
Heights scbo
A. Vincent J
Hospital boa
Police
Ocean
Shots,
Police inve1i
Beach today io
man who pum
sailor, then tlm
with a gun.
Two shota we
The alleged ai
a.m. Sunday du
W. Ocean Front
Ing Is in a bloc
week complaiJ
assment.
Police said
began alter an .
ment about a br'
U.S. NavymE
stationed aboar
Long Beach, tol
to the Door thet
a stocky man b
of age.
After Emond
of the seaman'!
second Door bf
build.Ing and 11
Emond's assail
two shots into tJ
The gunman ·
and said:
"Get the hell
At about the
~ friends wer
third man Iden
Hoy reported b
.Newpo:
To Stu•
Policy
Newport Bf
tonight wlU cor
municipal poli
Airport actiVil
The propoS4
southerly exte
runways and u
aircralt wgei
u.te.
It a!Jo oppot
number of air
the airport, "U!
going Airport :
eludes and de
. Council that o
would be CIMT
the city."
The propose
b1 U>e uumlclt
dl'• A1r Tram lt will repl
18Veral year•· di. TMt Ollf =L oat of date.
P1Qo1e for
PollcJ 11 to Ii' rr.n-wtlleb tG
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