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VOL 6f, NO. 117, 9 SECTIONS, 90 PA6ES WEDNESDAY. MAY :1s, '.1968 JEN CENTS
RFK,Nixon
Now Eying .
California
OMAHA (UPI) -Robert F . Ken·
nedy, a vict« over Euiene J .
McCarthy for the second time with a
m~ority vote in Tuesday'a Nebraska
primary. wu in a position today to
s~t a primary bandwagon. His prime
target ls California.
The New York tet'lator's prelldlatial
chances were boosted by. e :m.
pressive victory over the Ml •111Jta
senator in this cornhusktt stat& ...
• ning more than 50 percent of ~ •·
It was Kennedy's third = primary win in a week -the
and District ol Columbia scalps ,...
hung on hia belt last week.
On the Republican aide, Richsd II.
Nixon scored his fourth primary 'Vie·
tory with eue, piling up a vote of 70
percent.
The vote with 92 perceot of the 2,133
precinct$ counted on both t h e
Democratic and Republican Tickets
was :
Demouata
Johnson 8,233 -six pct
•. McCarthy 45,283-31 pct
Kennedy 75,026 -51 pct
Humphrey 12,311 -eight pct
Wallace 1,338 -one pct
Nixon 1,9" -cine pct
others 1,894 -one pct
RepUlleua
Nixon 123,794 -70 pct
Reagan 38,340 -22 pct
Stasser 2,241 -ooe pct
Liberator 1,161 -oae pct
Roclcefeller 9,811 -five pct
Wallace 587 -less than one pct
In addition to bidding for write-ins,
AUbama's George C, Wallace had a
compartment on tbe ballot aU Jda own
!Abeild tk .u..ra. Jlll111t=t
Party. On tb.t.,. be &ot 413 Wies.
Kennedy ftnaDy got a clear victory
here Tuesday, atretchlnc bi.I margin
over the Minnesotan to 2S percent
against his 15 percent ht Jacliana. A
week ago Tuesday, a Kennedy alate
also won over Vice Presldent Hubert
Humphrey's slate in Washington, D.C.
Kennedy does not expect McCarthy
to fold before the Oregon pr1lbary
May 28 or the ~llfornia and South
Dakota presidential tests a week later
on June 4.
California will be the big one with a
whopping 174 votes at the Democratic
National Convention on the line. Ken·
nedy's campaign manager, and
brother-in·law, Stephen Smith, is in
California ~~ng for that test.
Petition Signed
By Only 2 Voters
Only two persons of the 28 who sign-
ed a petition tut week alleging police
harassme11t in the 2'lJO block ol
Ocean Front are regitt.ered city
voters, Newport Beach c 1 t y
spokesmen reported today.
"This would lead you to believe that
1T1any of them are transients," a
municipal aide ruggested.
City Clerk Lataa Lagios Wd tbe in·
formation wu obla!Ded from the
County Registrar of Voters. It includes
registraUon data as of last Feb. 15.
City councilmen~ week formally
received the peUUOn. but routinely fll·
ed ft with a batch of other cor·
respondence.
Weadler
The 1un brew thrOU&h the
clouds early aaain Thtalday,
forecaster Gordie Shield.a.. prom·
ise1, brinClDI tbe tempC'ature
up to the 70'1 aJGll1 the Oran1e
Coast. -. INSIDE TODAY
Orm1ge Coat ColUge operu
itl l'/)rinQ prodUftlon-, "Doctor
Knock." toniQhl, 10hil• oth'1'
Uvc &Maur c:onct.ues orouftd
the countv. ~'' 'thca"1 Noui on EnttrtafmMftt ~. 24, to-dav.
IF Yf'U THINK THE WATER'S FINE, COUNT THOSE GOOSEBUMPS
Slt'verlng ~rrMkh Dene Wolcheck, 21, and Donrwi Wineman, 17
Mermaids Sought
Lions Need Beauties for Fish Fry
'Mermaids are exceedingly rare
creatures.
They are exceedingly rarest this
year, only 17 days from judging in the
Miss Mermaid contest, to be held dur·
ing the 23rd annual Costa Mesa·
Newport Barbor Lions Club Fish Fry.
Tbe loveliest of the lovely, as chosen
in Costa Mesa Park on June 2. will
continue to reign \broughout the year
aa Miss Costa Mesa.
She also will be automaUcally en·
tered as a contestant in the Miss
Orange County Tomorrow competition
during the Orange County Fair July
lft..21, in Costa Mesa.
Micbeale cannon, 19, Is the current
•
Western Closes
Miss Costa Mesa, appearing at most
public functions.
Harbor Area 'girls interested in
joining this year's competition may
contact Miss Mermaid C o n t e s t
Chairman Steve Perrin at the Bayview
Employment Service. Newport Beach.
Or. they may visit the office 0£ op·
tometrlst Dr. Bernard Simon in Costa
Mesa.
At least 12 lo 15 girls usually
participate. putting their collective
charms on di~lay in open air
automobiles during the annual Fish
Fry parade scheduled on the last
Saturday of the month.
Newport Gmnery Row .
Gmned; Too Few Fish
Western canners Co.. Ule last r~·
majniDg cannery on old Cannery row
in Newport Beach, has cloled.
The cause ol death was attributed lo
a lack ol fish.
1be cannery's death knell was
sounded witb tbe erlval tf more and
more <>ranee Coast retldentr, ac:·
cording to noma. A. Tbomas. =:. u.e cannery wm. W~ter M.
The IUburblnM.ea ~with them
modem deter1«1ts for the family
wub. "Pollution has reall1 wrecked lt.''
said Thomae, wbo bas been with
Longmor for SJ J911"1.
"Whllt llnd '11 pollatioa! Detergtnt.s.
com1ag out al · 9Utf all 1 e w e r s.
Oeterpnta al'eft9t dillipdng. They're
frab ..... ......... end tbey
arcn'l dissipating.
Thomas sajd the pollution bas k.illed
the ocean kelp. leaving tub without
protection to spawn. so they go
elsewhere.
Only 10 years ago, Newport Harbor
was still the h<>me ol quite a few com·
men:lal fishermen.
It w• esUm•ted that PM 150 fisher~n broug!lt in an ...erqe 7ear·
ty haul of about '300,000 wwtla '11 raw
fish.
But ~y. Thomas said, there are
maY.l* 25 or 30 commercial fishermen. ··n.ey onlY come bere and tie up for
the winter months. They uaually go up
to <>reson or MexJ~ to fish."
wese.rn Canners ltarted lb <1Pfta·
lions Uftder Longmoor ln l n 4 .
Thomas. now 81, entered t h t
partners'"p in 19137. The third pWtner
(See CANNERY, P• I)
. .
Noi~e Law Backed
' . .
Pilot Offenders Ftice Fine, Jail
By JACK BllOBACK
Of .. Deaf "" .....
Orange County Airport's long-debal·
ed noise abatement code Tuesday
night was unanimously approved f>y
the Airport Commission and sent on to
the supervisors.
Approval came despite objections
from the Air Transport Association.
representing the nation's major air·
lines, OD punitive provisions or the
code.
John J. Davies. ATA representa.
tlve. said bJs group objected only to
sections of the code which provide
penalties of up to $500 fine and six
months in jail for offenders. ·
He said no other airport in California
imposes such penalties.
Senate Gives
NB Police TV
·Plan a Break
Special to the DAILY PILOT
WASHINGTON -A11 amendment
tacked onto tile Senate's anti-crime
biU, now in the final stages of debate.
today assuret Newport Beach of
meeting a population requirement for
its proposed federally financed police ·
television surveillance system.
By voice vote. senators decided to
aLiow communities of 2!l,OOO or more
population to parti~a1' in a '400
milli~oo ral graot program to lm-_.,,..., J.w enfo~ment, a major
elc or .. ami~ll:Qe.pack.a&e.
"" The bill orlglnaDy &et tbe population
rainimum ft 50,000. Newport, with a
population Cf 42,000, would bave failed
to qualify for the program under that
standard.
Tbe reduction in the population re·
Cll*tment had been sought by
repr,sentatives of many suburban
are~ brl!£ discussion on the Seo.ate noor • disclosed. Newport was not
among them. One city spokesman
said: "We weren't aware of the
original limitation. But I know we're a
long way from 50,000 population."
Newport oflicials h<>pe to tap the
$400 mill ion anti-crime fund for some
$500,000 lo finance what Police Chief
B. James Glavas calls an "Electronic
Prote<:tlon System" (EPS).
As proposed by Glavas and City
Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt, from 12
to 18 remote controlled TV cameras
would be installed st strategic loca·
tlora in the city's non·residential areas
for traffic control and law en·
forcement purposes. The cameras
would be monit-Orcd at police head·
quarters.
A city application for federal finan·
clng is being prepared by Arinc, Inc .•
a Santa Ana research firm. Arinc was
hired by the City Council several
months ago. Completion or the ap·
pID:aton has been held up pending Con·
gressional action on the anti-crime
legislation.
St.Gt!k /tlarkeu
NEW YORK <AP) -The stock
market worked irregularly lower this
afternoon. Gold·mining shan!S ad·
va:nced. Trading was active. (See
quotations. Pages 34·35).
The golds responded to news that
the price of gold bullion in world
markets had soared to more than $40
an ounce.
However, Jack Mullan, of Newport
Beach, chairman of the Airport Nolle
Abatement Committee, said the misde-
meanor provisions were not aimed at
airlines but at private and corp0rate
pilots who have eonsistently ignored
suggested take off patterns in the past.
The ordinance, if approved by the
supervisors, will require certain land·
ing and departure patterns.
All large and jet aircraft are re·
quired to Oy straight out from the
airpor~ until reaching an altitude or
1,000 £eet and then turn to 185 degrees
over the Upper Newport Bay unm
reaching 2,000 feet.
Small aircraft are required to make
right or left turns in the vicinity of
Palisades Road.
Carl A. Benscoter. president of Air
Calilornla. aaid his alrline approved
of the code wttb one exception.
"Our chief pilot feels that the tum
to 185 degrees if made at 500 inatead
0£ 1.000 feet will result in an even
quieter operation," the Air Cal enc· utive·wd.
Benscoter said Air Cal has been and
wUI continue to Oy the proposed pal·
tern even though the supervisors do
not aprpove the ordinance.
Reprseneting residents of Newport
Beach'a Upper Bay area, Elmer
Brown told the commission, "if you
want the safest and quietest airport
you will ban jets." He suggested as an
alternative that the commission con·
sider closing the airport to jet fligbts
between 11 p.m. and T a.m.
Raff ert11 Dttlares:
'Stop Apologizing
For Greatness'
'NO APOLOGIES'
Dr.· Max Rafferty
* * * Police Praise
Rafferty Talk
"Of course. Dr. Rafferty is a
very dynamk spe aker. A crowd
pleaser."
So said Orange County Sheriff
.James Musick. who found Max Raf·
fl'rty's talk on why he is proud to be
an American ··stimulating'' a n d
"timely.''
Rafferty spoke at the California
Peace Oflicers Association Conference
in Newport Beach today In emphatic
tones. sprinkling his talk with colorful
te rms like "bunk.'' ''sick." "gloom
an d doom ." "baloney" and "aw, come
off it."
The t,alk was calculated lo make the
(See LAUDED, Pqe %)
By BRUCE BENSON
Oflll91NllY P ... 1111t
Dr. Max Rafferty today unleashed
an attack on critics or th• Unlttcl
States and as\eti Amertcans to "stop
apolo&lJ.ina for greablen."
'lbe catifornia auperlatendent o(
education. no la c:ha.Uengtng u. s.
Seo. 'lbomaa ltuehel In the November
eleetlom, aald there ii a "mass,
understood ~ .. afoot to poor.
mouth America at ewrr turn.
Speaking Wore bUndridi" o r
Callfcnla police clUe& at a Peace
ASIOdllticl9 C du w. al th e
Newportw la ia Newport Beach,
Rafferty Mbcl:
''Are you feeling guilty because
)'OU're an American?"
"We're being asked to conf.eu the
terrible crime oC being rich. powerful
and unpopular."
He geftured to bis neck, and said be
had "bad it up to here" with coostant
criticism of tbe country OD evetY,
front. Rafferty said he would be glad to re·
pent for hi5 own wrongs, but not for
the wrongs of others. He launched into
a series of "not guilty" pleas tbat won
him intermittent applause.
He said he was innocent of:
-Starvation and hunger elsewhere.
espec_~Uy in Asia, which he attributed
to "oo insiatence on overbreeding."
"I sympathize with them and fm
willing to help all I can," be contintied.
But he said be wasn't guilty for their
hunger pangs.
-The war in Vietnam. Tbe result of
the war {or America is lengthening
casualty lists. and not materiaJ or
political gain, he said.
lie blamed the Vietnam war on
"murderous Ho Chi Minh and his
blood-drenched Viet Cong," and that
"sinJster Mao Tse·tung."
-Mounting crime in the cities. He
said he was not guilty because he
wasn't "responsible for it. Of course I
feel concerned. but I'm not responsible
for it because I didn't cause it.".
Rafferty said ·poverty. the usual
backdrop for city riots, was not caus·
ed by anyone just as "no one caused
(See RAFFERTY, Page 2)
ERA RULL Y INDS ON NEWPORT'S CANNIRY ROW AS LAST CANNl9'Y 'ACll .,._TM
Wttttrn CenMA Aweita Ont Mort Run of Albecere, Then' lt!a All Over -..... F'lJh te C... t J
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.! DAILY PILOT WedMWY, MaJ 15, 1%8
JAMBOREE ROAD'S SECOND NEW BRIDGE AWAITS POURING OF CONCRETE
. -
Bridge Work Under Way
_Another New One Going Up on Jamboree Road
Worker• today began pouring con-
crete on Jamboree Road's second new
bridge. Newport Beach Public Works Direc-
tor Joaeph T. Devlin said traffic will
be pertlally blocked through this af-
ternoon and between 6 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Friday.
One lane of the first new bridge.
which has beeo 'in use for several
months, will be occupied with heavy
equipment. North a nd solithbound
vehicles as a result will have to take
turns in cro11tng Che overpus.
'Ibe 1ecoad new midge ls jult east
From Pag~ 1
CANNERY ••.
was the late J. E. Spangler.
Besides his cannery activities,
Longmoor, '13, also bas served as a
membel' of the Newport Beach Plan-
ning Commlssion, and ts a long-time
membeT or the Orange Coast <»llege
Board of Trustees.
In recent years, Western Canners
turned to the butneas cl procesllng
fis h for pet toodl. Tho.mu said animal
foods ~utre le11 raw tllh to proce11.
The decline of the camery's opera-
lloos has been reputed ebewbere
along the Callfonda cout.
Thomu said many c a n n er f e s
already have lone out of bulinets.
"Monterey, for example, only ha. one
left, and I don't know bow much
longer tt's going to be there."
He said Sm Diego today bas only
one plant, and et one ttme that barbOr
boasted of five or alx canneries.
In its heydey, Western Camlen was
a medlum..ued plant. It w• always
outsized by the giants of the field tueb
81 Star Kilt and Cblc:bD ol tbe Sea.
"Thi• ttan1 bM been °* . the
downgrade now for the past 10 re••.''
he mused.
"We saw the end coming. Maybe e11e
year we'd iet a little spurt and 1et all
excited, ~ we MH on the
11pward trail again -Md then we'd
Just be disillulioned."
Thomas said be knows meny
Hahennen who have IOid their boMI to
Peru, Mex.lco, and e~. and
gone out Of bullnen.
"lt's an expemive bUJineN main·
tainin1 boats. You 1otta apend money
to make money. U you don't have the
catch the!'e to make money, yoo're out
of businesa."
Even if Weatern Canners decides
never to CNnk up its macblnery again,
its owners aren't exactly out 1n the
cold.
They are slWn g on a fu ll city block
of valuable waterfront property.
Thomas said that many developen
already have nibbled around ttle can·
nery'1 pilings, dlacusslng apartments,
a restaurant, and the like.
DAILY PILOT
of the first. Its construction is the ma-
jor part of a '413,000 Jamboree Road.
project undertaken by George Griffith
Co. o Mesa. Devlin said he ex·
pee the work to be completed
so time in October.
e roject includes:
slruction or a curbed median
between Ford and Palisades Road.
-Installation of a left turn pocket
for Philco-Ford workers, with signal
light modifications.
-Installation of right tum lanes.
also with signal modifications, a t
Palis~ Road.
Devlin said the reinforced concrete
bridge now under construction will be
similar in appearance to the pre-cast
concrete bridge now in use.
Both spans att west of the aban-
doned wooden bridg-e along the old
a lignment of Jam~. When the two
new bridges are ln use, each will carry
one-way traffic, north and south.
The pro)ect cost ii being sbared by
the city, the county and tbe County
Flood Control District. Devlin noted
that m06t of the bridge construction
cost ls being financed by the flood COD·
trot agency.
Mesa, Newport to F ete
New Harbor School Head
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa mu-
nicipal governments have decided to
jointly sponsor a welcoming recep-
tion for new Harbor Area school
superintendent Dr. William L. Cun-ningham. . •
'nle Tuelday, May 28. affair will be
the first time the two cities have ever
co-boated such an event for a school
official.
It wu sug~sted by Costa Mesa
Mayer Alvin Pinkley and will be held
at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club
!tom e to ,, p.m.
Newport city councilmen Monday
unanlmoualy endoraed the plan. It was
brousbt up by Howard Roger•. who
s.ervea with Donald Melania as the
Newport council's representatives on
the Harbor Area City-Schools Liaison
Committee.
Rogers 5aid It will give Cunning-
ham a chance to meet elected officials
and department beads with both ~Wes.
He said the entire Liaison Committee
liked the proposal.
Costa Mesa council members on the
committee are George Tucker and
William St. Clair. School board repre-
sentatives are Selim "Bud" Franklin
and Lloyd Blanpied J r.
Blanpled said of the reception pro-
posaJ :
"This will help emphasize the splrit
of cooperation that the two cities are
establJshlng with the school distr ict."
F,.._ Page J
RAFFERTY.· ..
heart disease.''
He 1aid be refused to believe that
Americans deliberately caused pover-
ty among tbeir neighbors.
-Racial discrimination. RaHerty
f'r .. Page J
LAUDED ...
poUcement present, or any oilier law
abidlag listener, feel good about
themselves. "Don't feel guUty, you are
not responsible for hunger , wars, smut
or rebellion," he said.
Newport Beach P olice Chier B.
James Glavas said o( the talk:
"He probably articulates the posi-
tion of the vast. majority o r
Americans, and particularly those
Americans who are not numbered
z.mon1 those who write letters to the
editor or file petitions of protest."
Moat of th• pollce officers stood and
clapped at the end or Rafferty's talk.
The Rev. Jame1 G. Blain, pastor or
Newport Harbor Lutheran Church.
allo won applauu from the lawmen
when he began the invocation with:
"J ust one word and not at aJI
f~cettous. Wlth all the support being
stven by some f hurches to clvU
disobtdlence, don't for1et to pny for
us."
* tt * Sound Effects
F'or Riot Talk
From tbt ,_. ot a crowded roomlw
0( PICIPll ~to • lf"Cb b1 Or. Mu Aalfq ......me. a clM• auddel1 broke and t1nllled to UM Ooar •
It .lblUnd Jut .. tbt C.Ufonla I'
ectue.Uoa nperlnteadeat 1'11 warm· lac ap to Ida ~ ol ~ ttodng,
and the mOUDUa1 meb c:rttidan of
Amerk•. "J hope, .. laid Dr. Rafi.rtJ after a
ll9at peult, "that's not ID I Ul\U'J of
comJu fYtntl. If I'm not llft here. I
pea i ·m not 1af• anrn-e." .Tbe cro..a IMOed. tr.en applauded. Jiii ncUtace ,,.. police djtfJ and
lawmen trom throu"1out the state. at· ...., a ~111ee Ofllcen AllOdatiol
OcdlrtDCt~
said small children today are starting·
to receive textbooks which bold them
tesponslble for th'? sins or thelr an·
cestors in regards to slavery.
He said in his personal life he is in·
noceot of discrimination. He said he
lives in an lntegrat~d neighborhood.
and works in a completely integrated
office.
Minority races today are enjoylJlg a
"pyrotechnics or r a c i a I ad·
\. ancement."
"What the devil do we have to feel
ashamed of?" he boomed In a rising
voice.
-Dirty books, films and plays. Ral-
rerty said he was innocent or en
couraging dirty works 'because he
"doesn't patronize them."
He s&ved an exceptional amount 01
his wrath for the p_;oducers of se'
laden fil ms. He said there is enough
rape and perversion in the ordinary
movie today to make ''Sodom and
Gomorrah look like Disneyland by
comparison."
naCferty said be "resents bitterly"
having to make the poor choice of
either sending junior to a show of
"Susan Smut ln Lust Alley" or not
sending him at all.
He said wholesome films such -.
"The Sound or Music" and "My Fair
Lady" were bountiful moneymakers
and wondered why other producen
didn't produce similar films.
Airline Plea
Hearing_ Slated
• A publk hearlna bas beea set by the
calllomla PubUc UtlllU.et Commlsslon fOf' Moacla1 at 10 a.lft. In the Con.
fsrace Room of the Ora•11 County
A.1rport 4ll tbt appUcaU. oc cable
Coamnlter Air1IMI to "1 between
OtlllP Ooant1 ad Ol$rto lntern1-
t1Gml alrparta ad Or .... County and
Loi ~ IDtlrnatioaal Alrpartl.
Proteltlq tbt UDUcatlllll ~ Gokterl
WMt Alrllllel, wfDcll cmrtDt1J baa
commtulcm nCbartCr to °""te
betwltll ONnta COunty and Los ~· bltenaUcaal. Olb&e Oomanda' Alrllntt proposes
to "1 ... round trtDI per dAy e.uept
Saturday betntn Oran1• County and •
Loe Anltlel lfttitrnatloDal at a ont·
w11 fart ot '1.• and ODe round trtp pe;-dey ncept SMurday, betwten
08'lrlo ad 0r .... c..ty at • OOt•
Wl1 Wt ol M.•.
Mesa Police
Seize Drugs
Oetec:tlves cruising a Costa Mesa
neighborhood eDrly today arrested a
youth and seized 29 plastic bags of a n
apparent narcotic, after aeemc tbe
suspect harry away from their car.
A J.&.yeu-old &lrl· s h o W l D C
symptoma ol recent drug uae w11 •·
rated a few momenta later at 1:30
a.m., u the ollker1 talked with a
griiup of byltanders durial their
foDolrup investigailon.
David E. Drtuen, 11. ot 1114 W.
11th Sl, Santa Ana. WU boobcl Oii a
felony charge ol polMSlloa o f
dan,geroua drugs for sale.
The eo.ta Mesa tlrl wu a1 ••• • llllpidon ol lack ol ,.. ut'.11 Cilllb"ll
and beinl Uatoxicated la .........
admitted to Oran1e County .IH ·h
HJlll.
lnve1ti1ator John Stoneback aald be
and hl.s putner, Arthur Appleman,
spotted Driggers walking quicklJ to
the rear of a building 1n the 700 block
ol Shalimar Drive.
He returned more slowly momenta
later and -wbeft queltioned -
Stoneback and Appleman said they
found fresh needle marks on hJa arms.
A check of tb.e area turned up 29
plastic bigs of a 1ub1tance which
police alle1e appears to be the drug
metbedrlne, known al.so u Speed, due
to Jta effect on the system, plu1 a
hypodermic kit.
The bags generally are sold for
about '10 each, mating the quantity
coawcated today 'lt'«'th nearly f300 on
the coDtraband market, it it is
methedrine.
Investigators turned the w b l t e
powder over to the Orange Cowity
sheriff's crime lab for analysis.
Kin Identify
2 Dead Sailors
Two U.S. Nayy men killed in an
early Monday morninl traffic accl·
dent near Orange County A!rport were
identified this morning by the county
Coroner's Office following notWcatloa
of next of kin.
Dead are William J . Bennett, 2n, of
Ames, Iowa and Ro1er A. Crow, ~.
of Llncoln, Neb.
James Pilger injured in the same
occident remalna in critical condltion
at Hoa1 H<>1pital with • fractured hip,
petvu and thigh plua internal JaJuriea.
'lbe car Jn wblcb the three sallon
were riding spun out of control at the
MacArthur Boulevard turnoff of the
San Diego Freeway. All three were
stationed aboard the destroyer Mc-
Kenzie now at Loog Beach.
Noise Etteet•
Badham Airport
~tudy Due Soonr
SACMMENTO -Assemblyman
Robert E. Badham ( R • N e w p o r t
Beach) said today a proposed $17,000
•taae 1tuc11 al <>raaae eoune;y Airport
jet DOile deeta on property values
will be taken up bJ a by Aasembly
commlUlee la abou't a W81k.
u tbt state .... -proposed by
Badbam -dNra lie poweaful Wa,1
-1MeamCGmmlttee,1t wU11oto the
Auembl;y floar far a voe.. Jt 11 a one
boUle bill, Beclbam ..,. .... s.ate
~val ii BOt reqaind.
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AaronaaUca. Ja. cGlt ,, ......... by
tbe diftaloe, wtdcb wttlmt tile ....
~ waald DGt ... tbe penon-•l to do tbt job.
He llClded that U outaide cODIUltants
wve blired to determ.lnl tbe extent of
propwty damqe, If 1DJ, from airport
dvlUes, it would COit '70,000. "That
fi,.-e ii allo a cllvllloa tltimate, •• be
aald.
Lut week the propoaal wu en-
doned unanlmoual1 by tbe Auembly's
Traasportlltion Committee. ·
Uader tbe plan, rtlUlta at tbe tn·
County Coroner
Sues Insurance
Company, Agent
County Coroner Raymond Brandt
hat flled a tt.7 milllon ault in Superior
Court a1aimt Allltate Inaurance Co.
and one of lb agenta.
'nle move followed a limllal:.Juit for $0 mlllion rued by-"Brandt11 foriner
secretary a1alnat the same lnl\ll'ance
firm and same a1ent, James P. Buck
of Tuatin.
The fJrst suit wu filed two weeks
ago by Mrs. Catherine Burchell
against Allata&e ever cancellation or
her insurance poll~ bec1uae of her
alle1ed personal 111ocl1tloa with Dr.
Brandt.
Buck, a mernber of the 198'7 Grand
Jury, la named Jn both complalnta
which cbar1e that he told Mrs.
Burchell'& former husband that she
wa1 "a very immoral person."
Brandt in the suit, charges be was
expoled to contempt, r1dlc:ule, and
bumlllaUoa. He a1Jo aay~ be will 1uf·
fer flnaacial loase1 in b1a private prac·
tice of medicine.
· Brandt char1e1 tMt Mr1. Bllrcbell 11
lawsuit u publlahed in c o u D t y
newspapers and othenrise bu e X·
posed him to public ridicule. The
charges are "falae, de fa m at or y •
malicious and unprivileged,'' the COi'·
oner said.
vesti1~on would be reported w the
1969. Legislature. It would irovtde a
basis for further state action, Bad.ham
indicated.
WeHare Costs
At $1.5 M;illlon,
Says Director
Wtlng of residence requirements
for welfare aid and other Uberalha-
tlona propoled by both federal and
state Jegf!tatlon will cost Orange
County up to $1.5 million annually,
Welfare Director Granville O. Peoples
warned Tuesday.
Citing seven pieces of legislation and
outlining the ramitlcations of federal
action aimed at abollahing welfare
residence laws, Peoples predicted · a
possible blgheat budget Increase of
t5.8rl!l». 'lbe welfare director however, said
a realistic guess would put the tn-
creued colt at closer to the $U mil·
llon m1rk.
The county's preMDt weUare bill is
S24 million annually plua '4. 7 million
in aclm.JnJJtrative costs. About 25 per.
cent ia paid for by local property
taxes.
Peoples predicted that "the U.S.
Supreme Court will abollab California's
one-year residency ~ulrement" but
he said he hoped it would be at lta1t
a year before the effect would be felt.
He recommencled to the supervisors
that a massive campaign be mounted
to get more federal aid or as an alter·
native, that sharp reductions be made
in welfare standards and grants.
Under proposed llberallzatioa now '
before state and federal law miking
bodies aid to families with dependent childr~n. the biggest single category
or aid. will cost county taxpayers
about $247,000 more, he said.
~I Group to Hear
Talk on Germany
"Is Ger many a Threat to Peace?"
will be the topic of a talk at UC Irvine
Thunday afternoon by Dr. Henry
Cord Meyer, chairman of the UCI
history department.
He will 1peak at 2 p.m. in Third
F loor, Commons Building, ln an
"International Affairs S e m i n a r ' • .
series spon•ored by the campua Young
Republicans. AdmiJslon will COit 25
centa.
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81 ARNOLD I
WASHINGTC
Robert F. Kennet
compll1hed the Cirsr
Lo win the Democ
nomination. Now co
Kennedy's first
entered the rac" w
Eugene J. McCarti
Democratic cballe
Johnson.
With primary
Mt:Cartby in lndia
Kennedy bas P'Jltl
Senator aside as the
nomination ra<:e. B
new front runner.
The man stan<lin&
is Vice President
pbrey, and Kenned3
reach him throu@
Humphrey's nam«
Nebraska as a writ
campaign or olbe
prestige.
Because the Tiet
be 00 any pre-col
Kennedy·HWllPbre?
fought In differee
Democratic con••
which do not ch!
pri mary.
So far, Humphre
vantage in these
delegation majorit
states wbere conve
delegates recently.
Kennedy can loot
be beats McCartb;
May 21 and Callfot
biggett talk ii to
Democrat& In IOID
states that be ii 1
the kind of bandw:
Virginia primary I
Kennedy.
Richard M. Nix•
Goldwat•
Testimo1
'Fact' M:
NEW YORK
Goldwater wound
testimony in ·hll t
against Fact maga
cusing publisher
having ''a personal
Under cross ex&J
Attorney Barria St
who bes indicated
old Senate Mlt in .
the suit wae tlble.
activity.
~·1 didn't call tb
be said. "I dJdn't l
be thil year. nen
He did howev1
"wanted to .cle1
malicious statein•
magazine" ao bf
political activity 11
for Richard Nb~
Republican presi6
Th• former aetu
f uriated by tbe 191
that be WI anall
homoeaual, • i-r
Hitler. He laid JM
illu1tr8ting tlle4r
m allclout. ••
OC(
Mon tball lOD
fieldl 1'Ul be flf•
Co< Jmdor OlllJ
IP -F*'• Au1MI.
~II
graduta, .. 1113
notCU11tatl111rO
A hiOalllbt al tt 'nleet.er • Worbll
"South Padftc," I
niverllf1 11iut. :w~i
AD-...aea at occ. OrOCll
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Last Rehearsal
Biplane piloted by 51-year-old Navy reserviat Paul
Maguire takes off from Johnsville Naval Air De-
velopment Center, near Philadelphia, for rehearsal
of Armed Forces Day air show. Wings crumple in
midair (center) and plane plummet. to earth. The
pilot was killed.
RFK, Nixon in. Same Boat
Neither Can Get at Strongest Opponent
By ARNOLD B. SAWISLil
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy now baa ac-
0ompliahed the first phase of his plan
lO win the Democratic presidential
nomination. Now comes the hard part.
Kennedy's first goal when he
entered tbe rac"! was to replace Sen.
Eugene J . McCarthy u the ie4ding
Democrati~ cbalhager to President
Johnson.
front runner, still bas something of the
sl'mle problem he bu battled since the
start of the campaign. Like Kennedy.
Nixon cannot get at bis strongest op·
ponent -Gov. Nelson A. Rockefelll
- in a primary test. However. Nix1
did wallop Gov. Ronald Reagan. w
waa oo the Nebraska ballot but did n
campaign, and Rockefeller, who \I.
an equally inactive wrile·in.
Nixon and Reagan, Kennedy an
McCarthy, are again !Mtcbed in the
Oregon ballot in two weeks.
'l'hil may not be a replay of
Nebraska, because there are reports
that McCarthy is stronger on the West
Coast than in the Midwest and that
Reagan supporters have been WMk:i.ng
harder in Oregon than in Nebraska.
Califocnia will be a s Lt.i c t l y
>emt>cratic show, with Reagan un-
11allen2.eff on the GOP side as the
ale's lavorile son. There, with 174
;ites at slake,· Kennedy, McCarthy
nd a slate of delegates originally
.:mned to back JohNoo will play out
he last Important act of the 1968 pri·
mary drama.
But it may be that the action will
already have shifted to the states
where the choices are made in the
hotel rooms and convention halls,
rather than the voting booths.
With primlry victories over
McCarthy in Indiana and Nebraska,
Kennedy bu pulbed the Minnesota
Senator aside as tbe second man in the
nomination race. But now, there is a
new front runner.
The man standing0in Johnson's place
is Vice President Hubert H. Hum-
phrey, and Kennedy cannot effectively
reach bim through lhe primaries.
Humphrey's name did appear in
Nebraska as a write-In. but he did not
campaign or otbenrtle eommit bil
prestige.
10th Heart Transplant
Patient Dies in Houston
Because the vice pnlidmt wl1 not
be Oil any pre-connitian ba11Clt, tb•
Kennedy-HdmpbreJ bllt8e d be
fought In dlffenat arenaa -the
Democratic conventlODI in states
which do not chooee delegates by
primary.
So far, Humphrey has bad the ad·
vantage in these stat.ea, winning
delegation majorities in JDOllt of the
states where conventiom have chosen
delegates recently.
Kennedy can look f<r tome beneflt if
he beats MoCar12ry again in Oregon
May 21 and callfornla June 4. But bit
biggelt tut ii to impress Wluent1.al
Democrats In lome cl u.e other bll stat.ea that he ii unbeatable. This it
the kind of bandwagm the 1980 West
Virginia primary started for John F.
Kennedy.
HOUSTON (UPI) -John M.
Stuckwilh's aillng body overcame hls
new heart Tuesday, making him the
loth man to die following h&art
transplant surgery.
The 62-year-0ld hospital administra-
to1' had llved 1even days with the
heart of a Houston beating victim untll
hJa condition wonemd sharply and he
died late Tuuday 11.ipt.
"Al one of the doctors aaid, "Thla
...... body that tilled a hurt,, •• said
Richard M. Nixon, the IUpublican.
Newell France, adminiJtrator of St.
Luke'• HosPttal He said Stuckwilb
was "desperately ill" on admiasion to the hospital and "there was nothing
tbe doctors could do tq overcome the
advanced stage" of his original
.disease.
France said Stuckwlsb's death was
"attributed to progreasive liver failure
with deepening jaundice and exteosioo
, Of his prHxisting peripheral arterial
~ clileaae. ,,
Goldwater Ends
Testimony Over
'Fact' Mag Suit :'
NEW YORK (UPI) -Barry
Goldwater wound up six days of
testimony in •hit $2 million libel auit
against Fact magazine Tuesday by ac-
cusing publisher Ralph Glnzburg of.
having ''a personal ax to grind."
Under croa examination by Defense
Attorney Barria St.einberg, Go1'water,
who bes indicated he will run for his
old Senate seat..m Arizona, deaied that
the suit w• tilned witb any political
activity. ·
.. , didn't call the time of the trial,"
he sald. "I didn't know it,_ goinc to
be tbis year. nen year or when."
He did however adlnlt that be
"wanted to clear ·up ' the false,
malicious statements m.-. in th~
magazine" IO he could en1age m
poUUcal activity such as campaiping
for Richard NlxOD, who is seeking Ule
Republica preaieential nomination.
The former cenator said be wu in·
furiated by tbe 1911 ricles suaeltioa
that be wu mally oriented, a Went
homo.maal, a puaaolc, and Db Adolf
Hitler. Be laid" be found the cartoonl Illustrating~ "repalllve and
maUclout."
It left foar of the wcrltl'• 14 heart
trantpllllt patients still Hving -one
each in Hoaston, Paris. London and
Cape Town. .
Everett C. Thomas. 47. Houston's
only surviving transplant patient, was
in good condition. He entered his 13th
day with the new heart today.
In Paris. the world 's 14th transplant
atient "ccatinued satisfactory" and I: London, Frederick West. Britain's
only transplant patient, was in good
condition, 12 days after he received
the heart of an lrisb laborer.
1be French patient, the Rev. Jean.
Marie Boulogne, 57, received the heart
of a 39-year-0ld accident victim last
Snuday. The Dominican priest's be•rt
ind lung function• are "strictly
normal,'' Brousaais Hospi'8.1 said.
Boulogne wu able to eat during the
night, the hoepital said.
Docton in ·Houston said Stuckwish
WU a terminal pttlent and lbe
tran1p.lant operation •as done as an
emergency measure to save bi.a life.
"Mr. Stuckwiab wu desperately ill
on admission to St. Luke's Epi5C0Pal
HOIPital." France sa14 "Be improved
followlnC tfM beart tr~ bat Dot
suffldenti, to overcome tbe disease
proce11e1 uistlnl ptlcr to b t a
.
surgery."
France said doctors considered
Stuclcwish "a very valiant patient."
He said Stuckwish, who since January
had been in an oxygen tent in the
Alpine. Tex .. Hospital for which he
was the administrator, was aware of
the seriousness of his oase and "was a
very determined fighter."
Stuckwlah was given tbt heart of
Clarenc. Nicks, 36, wbo died May 7 of
a beatl.nf. Two peraoos were later
charged with murder in connection
with Nicb death.
Congress Urged
To Grant Youths
Vote, Ignore Riots
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Congress
waa urged today not flo tet campus
violence deter it from passing a con·
stitutional amendment to give 10
million young Americans between 18
and 21 the right to vote.
Jack McDonaM, chairman of the
Young Republican NgUonal Federa·
ti.on, and Sen. James B. Pearson IR·
Kan.), told a Senate hewing that
violence and civil ~nee by a
handful of s.tudenta was creating a ·
false image of Americmi youth.
"The vast majority of young
Americans speak with a voice that
says 'Make a strong America' rather
than 'Make love not war,'" McDonald
told the Constitutional Rights Sub·
committee.
"Young America',.is a voice that
saiys 'Work 1 solid day' far more often
than it says 'Take an LSD trip.' It .is a
voice that urges us to 'B~ld. man,
buHd' rather than 'Burn, baby,
burn.'"
Pearson told the panel that many
responsible, dedicated youths join
demonstrations "simply because they
feel it is the only .,., they can be
bear<l."
OCC Summer Slate Listed
Mort tbu 100 ..._ bl • m.icr ncreatlOn education, and btology wUJ
fteldl will bl tfftne1 bf' lie Or-. mM • GoldeD Wiit Collep ID Hua·
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ii.I -r •llW JI J1-,,_ rf. ....... • & flnt come, ftnt Auam& t." ..ved....., wt1I bl Mid ID tbt OCC
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A biChJltbt ol tbt .... wU1 be tbe Others wUl rt ..... June 11-12, from
Tbelter -WorUbop pncbaetJon of t a.m. to 4 p.m .. and I to 8:30 p.m.:
''SoUtb-Pad.flc,'' pl9imM U I iotll I&-JUM JI~ from t a.DI. te ..aoa: ml
nlvenatJ ..iute to 0r8Jll9 CONt June 17·1', from t a.m. to 4 p.m. and
CoUt1t. wHb four perfonnucn I to 1:30 p.m. .
ecMdulilcl JuJ1 21-Aqut i. a..... will be .nmd ln IUCll sabo
ADa-acept ... wUlbtlltld jlct..., • accea1t111,.,
at ooc. Oncs1 ~ tbaopoloo, art. ....,, cbem1Jb'J,
; ~
:
economlcs, E a c 11 a b , literature,
bulineu, health educatloal, history, 'mathematics, ma 11 c, pblloeophy,
Pllttklll ldenc:e, P 17 e Ju h I 1 , NUewlal, .. ...,, If >b a.nd
speech.
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l'J\lf ~ obtaned b7 telephoninit
134-6'772. A tcbedale ol cleues of·
fertd it mlable tbrouCb the ad·
missions office at OCC and GWC.
Studtlltt ma, CarTJ a maximum ,if
nlne 1nlta. Those faJUn1 to Ute.nd the
first t.o d11s 1Metln.11 wtJf be drop-
ped b'om tie claa. No rectJtraUon or
dw acktltiw will be permitted tiler June 11. \
OAilY P1Lu1 ~
-Hanoi Terror Hit
H..a-Triman Blasts Reds at Talks
. PARIS (UPI t -U. S. Ambassador
W. Averell Harriman called on Hanoi
today to quit "distortin1 hlStory" and
to seek an acreement to eod the Viet-
nam war. He said Hanoi'• terror cam-
paign bad lrougbt mlaery to South
Vietnam and tilled 61),000 to 100,000
persona In the north.
Raniman liated five areas on whlch
be said the two lidee abould be able to
agree and appealed to North Viet·
nameie delegate Xuan Thuy to discuss
these points instead of "rehashing old>
controversies." He said trying to
rewrite biJt.ory "is an unnecessary an4 unfortunate way to begin these
conversationc."
But another indication of the long
negotiations ahead came from Thuy
who claimed credit for getting tbe
talks started and said the proposals
pu\ forward by Harriman "do not
steer the talks favorably toward
peace." They "contained no new
elements," he said.
Thuy added that the United States
must halt unconditionally all bombing
and shelling of the north if it wants
peace or wants to get formal peace
talks started.
By "rewriting history" Harriman
referred to Hanoi's allegations tbe
United States violated the Geneva ac·
cords on Indochina. Instead, he said,
Hanoi cracked down on the flight of
refugees after 900,000 poured into the
south and instituted a "brutal farm
program (which) resulted ln the ex-
ecution of 50,000 to 100,000 North Viet·
namese."
He told of South Vietnam's pro-
sperity until 1960 when he sald Hanoi
began its program of infiltration and
subversion in violation of those ac-
cords and said tbe clear way to
restore tbe 1954 accords was for North
Vtctram to "abandon the resort to
force. to reestablish the demilitarized
zone and systematically to withdraw
al' forces ... "
Harriman and Thuy met for 31n·
hours today at their second full
meeting· and agreed to· meet again
Saturday. Harriman.spoke for an hour
and was followed by Thuy who spoke
for an hour and a half.
After that the tlme was taken up
witb "a verbal dialogue" between the
two delegation cblefs, a North Viet-
namese spokesman reported.
Harriman said the two sides appear-
ed to have some measure of agree-
ment in five areas:
-"First. we both speak of an lnde·
pendent, democratic, peaceful and
prosperous South Vietnam. You also
speak of a neutral South Vietnam. We
have no problem with this, if that is
South Vietnam's wish.
-"Second, we both speak of peace,
of a respect for the Geneva Accords or 1954 -to which we add the 1962
agreements on Laos.
-"Third, we botb speak of letting
the internal affairs of South Vietnam
be settled by the South Vietnamese
themselves -which we would quali-
fy by adding, 'without outside inter-
ference or coercion.'
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-"Fourtl), we both speak of the re-
unific!ltion of Vietnam by peaceful
means. In our view, thls must not only
be peaceful but also through the free
choice of the people of South Vietnam
and of North Vietnam.
-"Fifth, we both speak of the need
for respect of the military provialoos
of the 1954 Geneva Accord."
Harriman then elaborated on what
be called "some specific and urgent
s~ps which ~ vital to .(le{lce, and oo ..
~hich it spotdd .be pofsible to agree."
He listed them as:
-Restoration oC the demilltarized
%one in Vietnam "to its original and
proper status.''
-Strict compliance with the 1962
agreements on Laos, which he charg·
ed North Vietnam has repeatedly vi·
olated.
-Respect by both parties for the
integrity of Cambodia, with each side
carefully malting sure its armed forces
stay off the soil of that country.
-An end to the "tA?rror tactics" of
the Viet Coog and North Vietnamese
in Salgoo, particularly in Saigon
"where vicious attacks are being di·
rected against a clvWan population.·-
"We are here to resolve our ~aent
differences and build up a peace in
Vietnam," Harriman said. ''Therefore,
to rehash old accusations, to rekindle
old controversies and-above all-to
rewrite history-is an unoecesaary
and qn!ortunate way to begin tbete
conversations."
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·~" ... ~ ...... ...,
Rene Colevemi left her huge,
vicious-looking 89*~ dog to .guai:d
ber sports car while shopp10g m
Na pl es. She ret\irned an hour la~
er to ftnd the car was still there
but someone had stolen her
dog. •
Sporti7'0 • lwl1d hd. •ocr repre·
'"" tM U.S~ Anq._Corpi of Engin· en• m the l~ JJ£mping
Frog Jubilee whicll' on. vndenoall
tomorr010 at Anoels Camp, Calif., a1ui
la&t& through Suftday. "C?CE," fla~d
for the Office of the ChUJ of Eng1n-
ee11 is from the CaltWeras River attd
toa11copt1'red neM' o dam buiJt by the
e11gineer1. • Ted Turner, 46, of Abingdon,
England, was fined $24 for chop-
ping the arm off a one-armed ban-
dit. Turner said he became an-
gered after feeding $2.40 into a slot
and getting back six little discs
worth a total of 18 cents. Without
a word, he left the pub, returned
with an aie and demolished the
slot macbllie:
• • "I'm not a draft card burner and
if the Army want• me, U can have
me." This was the philosophy of
Randy Puckett, 18, of W a 1 n u t
Creek. Randy ba1 been receiving
recruiting literature from the U$.
Anny and says, "I upect my draft
card any day now." Randy's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. l ryce Puckett
of nearby Pleasant Hill, say they
no longer t h i n k mistakes about
their daughter's name are very
funny. Randy is a 5-foot-2 blonde
coed at Del Valley High School. •
A t0elkirelftd balldit. tllitla
anl11 ci kindly holdup wou, n-
l'ieved the Mohmolc Sat1ing1 and
Loan Associatima in Nnoark of
14,000. A woma11 clerk handed
over the mOM1{ of(tt the malt
handed her a taote which 1'ead:
"Please give me $25,000 or ev-
eryone will be killed. Give me
five minutes. Tha111c you." The
bandit /Led aft e r the cleric 1 placed the money in a shopping
bag he gave her.
• Vlce President Hubert Humph-
,_., met brie.Oy with Gov. Geo,..
Romney in his office Tuesday be-
fore addressing the Michigan leg-
islature. Tbey shared a laugb
when Humphrey said be .had gotten Sen. Robert Kennedy to buy some-
thing in his Huron, S.D., drug store
and Romney asked if it were a
hairnet. "You said that," said
Humphrey, "I didn't." •
University
Uprisings
Continue
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The president of Florida State
University bas resigned in the wake of
student protests in a censonhlp con-
troveny as fnilitant youtti. from ·
Arkansas to Paris cmt.lnue to cl1arupt
academic life.
Frenc1l Premier Georpa Pompldbu
charged the sit·lns at mOft of France'•
11 WJ.ivenities were pst ~ ,a iD-
ternatlonal plot.
Fourteen Negro stlldenta at the
University of Miami were arTested
after they refused to leave the school
president's office where they were
demanding increased ''bJacknees" on
c.ampua.
Fartiler n«th in 'l'allabassee. FSU
President John Champion resigned
alter faculty members narrowly
defeated a motion calling on hJm to
mp down. Three other administrators
also said they were quitting.
PROTEST STORY
From 20 to 200 students had stayed
on the lawn in front ol the ad-
ministration building since Thursday
to protest Champion's preventing
publication of a story in the campus
literary magazine.
Their action was overwhelmingly
supported by the faculty.
Of the 14 arrened in Miamj, 12 were
men and two women. 'Ibey demanded
that cour&tt in Negro history-and
culture be added to the curriculum
and an increase in the Negro student
body.
University President Henry King
Stanford replied that the university
"cannot agree that any certain
percentage of the students and faculty
wlU be black by September" and said
he could not irutiate curriculum
changes.
A university spokesman said there
are now 165 Negro students out of an
enrollment of 16,000.
45 SUSPENDED
Roosevelt University in Chicago
suspended 21 more students. brlnging
to 45 the number so disciplined for
staging a sit·ln in the president's office
last week.
All 21 were arrested Friday and
Monday during the demonstrations to
protest the administration'• refusal to
hire Staughton Lynd on a full-time
basis. About 25 students continued tbe
protest in the president's ou~ office.
At the Uniwrsity of Arkansas ii
Fayetteville abtut 25 demonstraton
picketed the entrance of a printlllf
p'8nt to protest the failure of the ltU·
dent newspaper to print a letter from
a Negro student.
2 Daughters,
Father Found
Shot to Death
LONG BEACH (AP) -A man and
bill two daughter( ha.ve been found
shot to death in his home.
William Enders. 44, was found Tues·
day, lying across his bed still ho}djng a
.38 caliber pistol, police reported.
Enders' daughters, Christine, 19, and
Susan, 16, were found in their
bedrooms. Police said the girls may have been
shot May a, the laet day Susan was
seen in IChool, but Ender• apparently
waited in the home a day or two
before be died. A note said furniture in the home
was owned by Enders. told the loca-
tion of a sale deposit box and eaid
Enders' next of kin wa s Mrs. Howtrd
Bagley of Pasadena.
Investigators said Enders and bis
wife. Hilda, had been either separated
or divorced for many years.
· Jll:lle, Juiy
PL YWOOO PALACE -One of. the fint families
of the Poor People'• March begin 1ettin1 up house-
keeping in the temporary village of pl}'WooCl-plastic
A-frame huts 811d lean·tos being erected near the
Lincoln Memorial in the nation's capital.• Called
"Resurrection City, U.S.A.," the village is expect-
""' , ....... ed to house some 4,00I persons during the demon-
atrationl. It was revu6ed today that the campaign
has hit •financial anag ~d tliat it has only about
one-third of the funds needed to feed tM marchers
for one month.
Donation • SOUf1•t
Poor March Lacking Funds
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The J>09r
people's march is running into a pro-
blem au too familiar to 1 t s
participants -lack of money.
OCficials of the Southern Christian
Leadership Conference (SCLS) said
today they have ln hand l~s than OM-
thlrd of the funds to finance the cam-
paign for one month.
They voiced hope that the gap will
be filled by contributions from sym-
pathetic Americana within the next
week or so.
The financial report came as several
hundred marchers settled i 11 t o
quait«s provided both by local
churches and homes and in a tent-
* * * More Caravans
Setting Out
Fr om Fa r West
By United Pre11 Intena1tional
shelter "Resurrection City" near the
Lincoln Memorial.
The Rev. Ralph David AbernMhy,
leader ol the march, attanged to meet
with members of Congress today to
present the poor people's demands for
help.
Anthony Henry, WastUngtoo director
ol the march, estimated it will cost
about $1 million to transport ap-
proximately 4,IXX> p e r s o n 1 to
Washington, house them ift . a tem-
porary village of plywood-plastic A-
frame huts and lean-tos now being
erected near the Lincoln Memorial,
and feed them for one month.
He said that to date SCLC has
received just over $300,000 in con-
tributions to defray costs of the cam-
paign. The contributions ranged in
amounts ol leas than one dollar to
more than one dooatioo ol $25,000, and
came from thousands of individual
donors and all parts of the country.
"We hope that as more Americans
learn aboUt the objectives of the cam-
paign, contributi0111 will increase,••
Henry said.
WE MUST MOYE 669 .
ILl-11 PATIO COVERS
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tbe De-
feme Depu11mat toda1 9bsply re-
chaced drift calls both Jar June and
July and announced that a low leftl
of lnductiobl could be expected tbe
reet of the year.
Tbe .July draft ... ier•t only 15,-
000 men. Th1I comparee to "5,900 ~
quested for Ma1. The June.qoota pre-
vioUsly tet at 29,500 •• reduced to
3>,GOO.
Tbe departlDft)t ~· principal reMOO for the ~aft is that more
men than expected are re-ealisting in
tbe Army.
Wbfreaa tbe Army bad expected to
Jose 250,800 men during the tlrst half
ot this year, the curNDt estimate is
that d15chargies will total 238,500.
The July draft quota. the k>west ainoe April, 1987, when U,400 wen in·
ducted. The draft P.!ak was reached tn October, 11116, with 49,200 and was
approached in April tMa )Wll' with
48,000. '
"We are now 8lllrir ·. a period when
antlcipetied -.. «-anaeec will be
substantially lesa tbml ia tbe curreot
period," tbe Pmtagoe 1aid.
"As a n11ult, a ftft' leftl of dralt
cal.IB can be expected for the first half
of the comJ.ng fiscal year." 'lbe fiscal year staiu .f uly 1.
Tax Hike Need
Cited by LBJ
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Prftident
Johnson re-emphasized today what be
called the W'gent need for a tax in-
crease but declined fu · tell con-
gressional leaders Vihetber he would
aecept a '8 billion cut in spending that
bas been attached to ll
Senate Democratic Leader Mike
Mansfield said Johnson would give the
prape>sed lC percent surtax and '6
billion cut in spending ''the most
serious consideration."
Senate-House negotiatora setUed on
the economy package d e 1 p i t e
Johnson's plea to limit the &pending
cut to '4 billion.
The poor people's mareb closed in
on Washington on one front today
while a new element set out in the far
West. Two other caravans and a mule
train pressed forward.
The northeastern segment ol the
m_arcb to the nation's capital to plead
for federal aid to the poor Tuesday
reached Philadelphia, 142 miles from
WashJngton. Around 8,000 persons
marched three miles to Independence
Hall far a rally.
IT DRASTIC DllCOUllll .TO IEDUCE OUI
Other caravans began rolling again
today ill North Carolina and Ohio, -a
mule train creaked along in Mississip·
pi and tM far West caravan was to be
launched at dawn from Los Angeles.
Mareb officials said a n o t b e r
caravan ii to leave-San .Francisco
Tbtnday and 1be two far West
caravans would lln1t tn Denver May 18
for tbt! trip to WulWlftca.
·The Midwestern seiment marched
Into Cleveland from Detroit, where
march ~esentatives toltt Mayor
Jerome P. Cavanaugh in a public
meeting that Detroit police were
"Nazi stonn troopers camouflaged in
blue."
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Sta~ds Hanoi
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LONDON ( U P I )
Bet ween 2 aod 3 mililon
engineers struck today for
higher wages in defiance c4
the labor governmtr1t and a
sympe.U>y a tr i k e by
~ shut down Bri·
tain'1 nine major
aewspapers.
l.odustrial oflic.:Wg ~ill ~ery p~ using steel had
been affected. including the
entire automobile industry
'.which is vital to Britistl ex·
J)orta. .
The one-day .strike was a
6lunt warning that bigger
end longer W-ilces may
fo.Uow Jn protest against
Prime MWster H a r o 1 d
Wilson's wage freeze and
the bill to C!drt> living costs
whidl followed de'valuatloo
61 Ille pound from $2.80 to
fl.40.
one of the topl~ North Vlet· bembing halt ff r {t ·, ir· tW W. A.-. R11r-
The strikes came at a nam would "discuss" with respective of iwhat follows. rilDla tbe7 a. IMll*• to
time the iovemment was the United States if they get 1be Notth Vi ese aa, ttlt about "odtet'' itllDI
trying to cbeck inflationary a U.S. bombing bait. they have com ii to ~-·--.. ..._ ... ~ .__ The North Vietnamese at oegotiate in " , M.IMa-.,. .,.,.,. .. .....,. trends. The labor govern-~~ .. ..,_ u State. their 1PO•llDID ..,_. ment only Tuesday night the conference 1rith the ...........,_ wn> ead not ~ llaDol bM Jlbwile reb-
published its ·OOW bill U> United States bere aJa.o were baa .. jrust them < to ..,.. oat a. •••.•
curb pay, prices, rent and expected M delnancl CGm· lilt on advance illd.icatioDI ol dmilllll ~ a.
divider¥1s. pensation f~I• done ~L~ coune ~ ~"lto sa&el,. ... ...
The prices and incomes by American bombing of -at tbe con~: dee. tbe binl hllt ....
bill was a key prart of North Vietnam. ' TJsey have ar .. acts of ~-· .....
Wilsoo's program• to try to . u" Te...-some con re rep c e tl\ere caa be no questioo of tnam. : , E•RT •n•cK H · any Communist de-escal~ bo~ster Britain's economy DIES 0 H "' "' "' observers speculated aooa tion, as the price for a born· aw ~
and make the Labor govern· Adm. HuslNnd E. Kimmel may. in effect. consider tbe . bing halt, eitner before or ao far 1 appears tbat the
ment more popular. pilots' release as 1 t • after an American com-Comin . want t 11 •
Labor suffered massive "reciprocal gesture" for ~ . Uaitecl to dilcoatillue
tlefeats in · 1~1 borough th bombiog bait. 1be United Us· air feCODlll'•uee
elections last week. . Dec. 7 States bas made clear, Czec'-~ Seek filCbta""" 1fcstlt'VietUtn
The combined loss of tiowever, a degree of de-~ wtl6dl · would dJ'J>l'h•
newspaper circulation caus-escalation mUlt be made b)' Wlllhington ol • impjlllild :1stim~ed~10 ::on. was 'Scapegoat' ~~~~ ror ellding To Remove :..,-:..°'to~sou°'ui....,.
North V let n am e.a • ~ .. ......_ ot ___., M\... The onty newspeper on Ule D d 86 ' VI.Um' -.,. ·--r-streets in London ....... ttie ea at negotiat«s in Paris have 'Bam·ers parently e.J.tend allo to '"'v-no official indication naval .. .............__......_1~, ..,_ Morning Star, formerly the .. ~ ~aa wn:
Commumst Daily Worker. GROTON, Conn. (UPI)_ on ttie lioe they plan to take. diepatcb of Amer 1 can Hanoi's acceptance of the PRAGUE <AP) vet1els k1to Hanoi's ter.
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hulletine.
Altihougb ttie nation's nine Rear Adm. Huaband E. Paris conference included C 1 echo s lovakia'a new ritorial waters, mterference
biggest newspape.r plants in Kimmel, one of the two of· the cryptic augge.stion tb&t premier, Ol<lrich Cemik, with its "fishermen" and
London were shut down. once ..... _ bombing issue is said Tuesday his liberal ""• like. S ·~ ... -'VI~-....... -'·te they published as usual at ficers who bore the brunt of "'"" d t w a n t 8 con u.... ~ '-' -'-the ManchestA!f' office6. Pro-the abuse afte.r Japan's out of the way-to their-· aQYernmen · . • But. officially ·Hanoi re-I I FASHION ISLAND
vincial newspapers were oot s a t i sfaction discussions tlnued c I o s e cooperation mains tigbUipped. NEWPORT CENTER sneak attack on P e a r 1 could turn ~ "other pro-with other Comm~nist na-All it says i.s it wants the
affected. Harbor~ died of an aipparent blems of. interest to the two tions and economic links bombing half, a.s a 6'44-1310
The main poin~ ? f heart attack Tuesday. He parties " with the West as well. · unilateral Am-lca.n move.\~===============~~~~ Wilson's new eo c on om t c · "I want U> emphasize " --~ 86 N«th V le t n am e • · Th, en silence. legislation were Ml ex-was . ""'kesmao are malntainiDd Cernik told a news eon-'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij tRnsion of the prices and in-Kimmel, who· was com· v"" • ference "that the govern 11
comes ~ of 1986 and 1967 mander of the Pacific Fleet, ailence 00 this ~ to ment pians to do nothing ~
U.N. Envoy
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which put a 31h perce11t oell· and tilt late Lt. ~. Walter They have ref . date change" the traditional ties
ing oo wage increases, a c. Short, Army commander to spell out what topics .!MY with the Soviet Union and
clamp on prtces. curbs on in Hawaii were relieved of are prepared~ diecUllll With other Commuhlst nations.·
excessive dividend in-their commands within 10 their A 111 er1 c 8 •0 coun-At the same time, be
creases on snare earnings days of the Dec. 7, 1941 terparts. The Y ~ndlcated declared, Czechoslovakia is
and "Jiwting out" of rent sneak attack. K i m mt 1 they will not ipecify 'u.m Uterested in more effective ine~ses. retired three months later. until ttier get u American ~ratlan with capitalist
Many members of the >.Presidential committee, commitment to end the countries • would llkt to
Plarl.l:amentary lAbor Party one of three public com-bombing of North Vietaam, wert to remove barriers
have opposed t.he new bill . mittees which investigated co m-p I et e1 Y . and un· separating East and Well.
o.I d P I t although not as vigorously th e circumstances tur· conditiondly. Both Cernik and Prof. Ota
By U te rest 0 erna· 85 tlhe eooservative party. &"-·"' lat By th.ii procedure. Hanoi Sile. the architect of planned tlonal Wl'-n .,,.,.. ""'rlie.-this rounding the -~ er vid n.. ts to ha . f 'd . Gunnar v. Jarring, the ~ .-ru "''" accused Kimmel ol derelic-e en..;, wan ve a economic re orms, sat m-
Uni ted Nations envoy who week that his government tion of duty. free hand and not commit dividual businesses will soon
. th try• will stand or fall oo his But Kimmel placed the ttseU in advance to . 3ny be free to trade abroad with has spent six mon 5 mg. prices and incM1es policJ. blame on pres l dent specific coarse of action, lfl!t only loose government
to get Israel andtab~e '"~adedabs The legJslat.cn, w h 1 ch Franklin D. R 001 eve1 t • guidelines and supervision. to the ~ce 111:, ""'' ,.,_......, had i'-f'-t ta<wf;...,., "'·o they said the t1n.v•m-
for New Y°!:~uto atttoemptbrinin· &;'tt;'Houae '11 "',.~~ :~: w'l~hs~~~ ;::~ Fired Teacher ~nt planned to m:ke "the direct nego~ons g was published Tu e., de y _.J..i .... mill+•.... t 0 t Czechoslovak crown, 1 t s
peace to the Middle East. nlrght by Mrs. B~ cas-""" ~ue . ,,_, 0 ee m.aiJl currency unit con-
Jarring has been based in tie, secretary of Sltate for . Amenca mto·the war. Kim· Loses Ap1~a) vertible in the West .
Cyprus since December and emple>yment an d pro· mel c. h a r g e d that ~· r-although Sil< said Utls would
has spent h:i.s time shuttling duotivrly formation was available lll SAN RAFAEL (AP) -A take five to seven years.
between Jerusalem, Amman · Washington about the Im· teacher who was fired •fter Fir st . t bey s al d ,
and Cairo with occasional -\ pending attack but was she admitted she smoked Czechoslovak goods have to
stops in Beirut. BOAT BUFFS withheld from him. marijuana for several years be able to compete in price
Last week he won agree-He demanded a court· has lost the first round in and qualiiy on the world
ment from the United Arab Almon lock1bey Is th• only martial, which he never got, her legal fight to b e market.
RelJUbllc tX> indirect talks at full· •1111• boatin9 '4ltor to tell his Bide of the story. reinstated. · ·c z e ctllllovalda~1 new
the U . N • headquarters. ~°'~:;' c':J~~wH~·= l It wasn't until five years A state hearing olficer hH ~ Jeadlrl h a .v e
Jorda.n's agreement was clu.r,,. conr•t• •' ...... later that hew• able to tell upheld tbe ~of Mrs. ~· fryinc to calm do'*n
taken for granted. ln9 •"' yechti"9 nows It • his story publicly, in five Garnett ~ 58, prin. M~ and .. ,.. lt that
Although Jsraell Premier d1ily,...... •'tho DAILY days of testimony before a cipal and teicher at the their country 'till remain
Levi Eshlrol denied that his "LOT. J o i n t Congressional In· rural Nlcuio Elementary Communist deiplte t b e
government agreed to the vestigating Committee. School in Marin C9unty. libenJlsattoa proceu. inc.Urect talks. Israel was ex-1'==========-_:.=:!:=:::...:.==.:.:.:.:_ _ _;:_==..:::..::::::::=..==.:.::'..:.__-====::.:::..!:.::.:::~--
PllCted to go along. Israel
has insisted all along that
peace can. come on I y
through direct negotiations.
The Arabs have stead·
fastly refused to meet with
the I sr.ae Us.
In Jerusalem, Israel said
new fighting broke out Tues·
day along the bof'~ with
J ordan.
An Israeli spokesman said
.lordanian forces opened fire
near the communal farm
Ma'os Haim in the Bei&an
Valley, south of the Sea of
GalJlee.
Israel said its troops
returned fire in a 2().minute
exchange but that n o
Israelis were wounded.
Guardsmen
Patr·ol City
Of Panama·
PANAMA ClTY (UPI) -
National Guardsmen armed
with rifles and teer gas
patrolled the streets of
Panama'• two major cities
today to prevent more
violence in the stitl-un-
declded presidential elec·
ti ons.
Supporters of the two can·
didates clashed Tuesday in
the capital city and in the
second largest city, Colon.
sevt?ral hull<tred persons
burned cars and stoned a
government building.
Guard troopt1 used tear
gas to put down both
ctl~hll'bancr~. No Injuries
wpre reported ln either in·
t•ict4'n.t but riot!! In Panama
m y Monday <'ndcd with two
~rsons dead.
Suppotters of both David
~nmudlo. the govtrnment-
backed candidate, end op-
position c.tndkl* Arnullo
Arla• bOrh dahned '1etal'1
in the 8uDdq tleeUoal. But ..., electlGDI .,,_
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responsible for c o u n t i n J
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Nazis
Def ea
Hate-1
SACRAMEN"
t...egia&atioo wt
bave made It •
cite others tc
genocide was d
day by the J
Criminal Proc
m.ittee to th1
members o{ t
Nazi party.
A group of s•
lng members
party expres
delight when
Craig Biddle ' (
announced tlle
win the com
prov al.
The bill by 1
Lester A. Mel'
Angeles), we
outlawed incib
or injure perso
color, race, a
religion or natl
Tiny 1
CO mes
REYKJAV~
CAP ) -Pi:
Slovak of Sant
ReyJcja..atc.. tot
a.m. PST for
the tiny Germa
trying to fly to
Slovak. whn
Boeing 707s fo
Airli.nes. js
Atla ntic in ~ta~
claims i~ the s
ever to try it.
The Czech-b•
off Crom Glasg
on Monday,
f'aroe Islands :
Reykjavik. Af1
in Greenland h
Porbisher Bay
Labrador. Que
and New York
ALWAYS FIR
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Nazis Hail
Defeat of
Hate Bill
Judicial
Bill Due
2nd Try
SACRAMENTO CUPO
Gov. Ronald R e a g an' s
Senate forces said today
they will make another rf.
fort to get his pro1?ram
)
OAJL Y PllOT 1
JFK Inqqlry
DA Garrison Tabs
Two Californians
LOS ANGF.LF.S (UPI) -ftll'J•Blll!IJ
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
Ltcialation which w o u l d
bave made it a felony to in·
cite others to c o m m l t'
genocide was defeated Tues·
day by the A s s e m b 1 y
CriminaJ Procedure Com·
mittee t.o the cheers ot
members 0£ the American
Nazi party.
' eUminatin~ some parti~an
politics from judicial ar·
poh.tment$ to the floor.
A Los Angeles doctor and a
minpr righl wing politician
once active in Sou thern Calj·
fomia weN' reported Tues·
day lo have been sub·
poonacd by New Orleans
Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison in
his inquiry into the assassi·
nation of Presidoot Kenne·
3 · ·on
1favelers
cadtbe
wrong.
A group o( swastika·wNr·
Ing members o( the Nazi
party expressed t h e i r
delight when chairman W.
Craig Biddle ' ( R-Riverside),
announced tl'le bill failed to
win the committee's ap-
proval. ~
The bill by Assemblyman
Lester A. McMillan <D-Los
Angeles), would h a v e
ouUawed incitement to kiU
or injure persons because of
color. race, a n c e s t r y ,
rehgion or nationaJ origin.
Tiny Plane
C:Omes West
REYKJAVIK. Ice I and
(AP) -Pilot Miroslav
Slovak of Santa Monica left
Beykjavik today at l : 23
a.m. PST Cor Greenland in
the tiny German plane he is
trying to fly to California.
Slovak. who usually fiie~
Boeing 7<t7s for Continental
Airlines. is crossing the
Atlantic in staJ?es lo what he
claims i~ the smallest plane
ever to try it.
The Czech-born flier took
('lff from Glasgow, Scotland.
on Monday, flew to the
~'aroe Islands and then on to
Reykjavik. Arter two stops
in Greenland his route is via
F'orbisher Bay. Goose Bay,
Labrador. Quebec, Montreal
and New York.
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HERO AT 14 -Fourteen·year--01<r John ·-Ki rsten
smiles shyly as he receives look ol a111iration from
his mother, Mrs. Mickey Kirsten. titer rescuing
her from attack in their Hollywood ome Tuesday.
John stabhed the assailant in te chest with
a kitchen knife.
LA Attacker Stabbed
B_y Woman's
d by her M>n.
his sister, --rerez.
LOS ANGELES CUPll -were
Stabbed in the chest by the John,.
14-year-old son cl a woman n j
he allegedly attacked. Pedro ~ boy told Police hf'
P. Fon~. e . 24. was in piclil UJ'I a butcher lcnHc
critical 'lion at County-fr(/11 the kilchen and ran to
USC Medi Center early h~others a;d. He said he
today. . fOfld the mother on the He was arrested llittinj[ on ,ound and a man scuffllng
the bloodstained front seat t1h her.
of his CM e few blocks from 1 During the ef1,'iuin)? struj?·
the West Hollywood ~rt-ti~, ttie knife changed.hands
ment wile~ he is accused oC {w1c:.;e. The boy said he
attacking Mrs. Mickey A. finally got e<>ntrol of it aod
Kirsten, 43, when she ary plunged it into f'onseca's
rived home in her car aboit chest. ~nseca reportl'dly
2 a.m. Tuesday. pulled the knife 0111 . walkrd
Mrs. Kirsten·~ ~crra~ to his l"ar and drovr away. -·-r-----
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meMures were killed Turs.
day on a voice vote in the
Senate Finance CommiHPr.
"I'm ~in~ to m a I.,
another rul\ at it." i;aid t hr
hilt's sponsor, Sen. Donald
L. Grunsky (R·WatsonviltP •.
···1•m sure I have the voles"
Two members of the 1:i.
member committee wrre
absent T u e s d a y And
Grunsky ·needed s e ve .n
favorabJe votes.
Sen. ~Tge Millf'r .Jr. r O·
Martinez). Cinan<'e rha1r·
man. ruled the bill hao not
cleared his e<>mmittN',
dv.
·Dr. Stanley T. Drennan,
52. declined to comment.
The other witness sought
hy Carril oo, Clinto~ Wheat.•
~. re<."f"nlly was reported lo
IH' livinJ? rn the small town
or Burney in Northern Call· -"-""~1i;.;;. ...... .,,,..~-,;w..-....
fomia. W h e a t formerly
headed the °"Southern Cali·
fomia cnaptcr of a militant
right wing organization. hr went to New Orleans l'Ol·
untarily two WN'kli ai:o.
\\1hat made the Old Crow
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so short a lime? The "ay the
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Old Crow
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OrlPans. llall told a nrwi;
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a mf'i'tinJ! in mid-196.1 nf a S1i,..,.1er
The Senate Republ11·an
leader. who had counf Pd l'IR
Millers v o I P • concrdrli,
"My votes wf'ren't thrrP."
The subpoenas followed a
visit to New Orleans by l,o..
ran Hall. a one-time guerril·
la soldier in Cuba. who later
tourNt thf' United Stall's
making speeches againsl
Cuban dictator F'idel C:a1\trn.
Jiall also had been irnb·
roenaf'd by Garrison. Aftrr
initially fiS?hlin,i: extradit1nn.
riitht wing ~roup at Whral' ~
form Pr hOOlf> Ill Los An~<"· llllUCO •''"'"' ,..,, __ ... •l• .. PtW o•:'•ltlO 111 a,,"lll ft I'\ NS CM U""•l\{[ IR ,l!•Htm,rt.'
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J. Wylie Carlyle, Or·
ange County Recorder
has been elected presi·
dent of the O>unty a.
conlert AllodatioD ol
Calilonda. Tbe UIO-
datton Heb~ )~OD and to pro-
mote mdform ncord· l.Da practices through-
oal iM state. Car!yle. no u. been 1rith the
coanty recorder'• of·
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ftnt Oraqe \.iountJin ... to be named to the
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ly Phll lnttrf andl
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J••u• Rubio Jr. 111 MerY l oulH ltubio
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Payton
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Beset With Disease
Nation's H ealtli Problem W o
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Government health officials
have pictured the nation at
beset with burgeoning prob-
lems ol alcoholism, mental
illness, venereal disease
and drug use.
On top of that, t¥ offi·
cials said, health-care costs
are skyrocketing.
In testimony b e f o r e a
House subcommittee they
reported: -There are up to 6.5 mil·
lion alcoholics in the land
and their number grows by
200.000 annually. A growing
percentage are married.
middle-aged women of the
middle and upper classes.
-In a typical t?ommunity
of 150,000 population. where
3,000 children are born an·
nually, one of five will re-
qLlire some form of mental
health service and 240 will
be patients in mental hos-
pitals in their Wetime.
-Gonorrhea ls out of con·
trot, with a 1l perceat in-
crease ln reported cues In
each of the lut few )'e&rs.
In some population groups
one of thrM bJve this vene-
real disease and don't know
it.
-AU economic groups
and au age groupe are ln-
vol ved in ta.king the ri>..lndo
expanding drug LSD, but it
is falling ofi in colleges and
high 1cb09ls ~ause of the
publicity about 1ts danger.
The testimony before a
House appropriations sub-
committee came from Dr.
William N. Stewart, U.S.
surgeon general; Dr. Stan-
ley F. Yelles, director of
the Natlo'nal Jhstitute of
Mental Health; and Dr. Da-
vid J . Sencer, director of
the National Communicable
Disease Center.
Their statements were
made in March and re-
leased Wd.nesday.
Stewart a a i d publicity
about the dangers of I.SD
contribut.d to a decr.ue
Jn lta use by studentl "but
added: '"T'bere J1 no que•
tion that we have a prob-
lem in all ecooomlc IJ'OUPt
and in all age groups."
Sencer said while there
ls adequate treatment for
gonorrhea once it ls det.ect-
ed, "the problem ls we can-
not diagnose it in females
a1 well as in males.
"We found in i.imited &tu·
dies that in certain popula·
don groups 35 percent of
the women are silent car-
rt .. of the diseue and we
Knotts Tour. For
Members of the National
Newspaper Associatron Con-
vention have 1cheduled a
special luncheon tour of
lndepeDdence Hall a n d
Ghost Town. at Knott's Ber·
ry Farm Thursday.
Walter Knott, founder of
ltnott'1 Berry Farm, wU1 be
the guest
publiahers
The pur
association i
pubUshers a
through
discussiooa
i.mprn•
tkmally.
DA·
Men in Service
lL Otac E. ~ IOtl
al Mn. Fay J. Bnlldt of.118
Sin Lula Ref, S & D
a.m..te, bu beea'aaiped
to Tyndall AFB, Fla., for
trltil:Dc • a weapom coo·
troller. The ll~ ls a
graduate of Caplltrano HJgb
School and earned his BA
detree f r o m CaUforDia
Lutberm College. Hi s
father, Elmer E. Brandt
llwc in San Clemente.
Two Cotta Mesa men,
Em. ReuW F. Kjitty, son of
Mr. end Mrs. JOMpb F.
Kirby. 970 Victoria St., and
Ena. Jtebert P. ·Leurd, aon
of Mr. arid Mrs. Robert
Lenard of 385 La Canada
Way, have been assigned to
Key West. Fla.. for In·
struction ln E x p 1 o s i v e
Ordnance Disposal.
Ens. Lenard a t ~ n de d
the University of California.
Irvine, before he entered the
eervice and Ens. Kirby at·
tended . Cal State, L e D I
Beach.
),, ~ct .. T_~ • • a 1 MalleUe, ~y, hM been as-
signed to Letterman HOlpl-
tal, San Franci.lco from Ja•
pan, foe rec<YVffrf ol wound.a
received in action in Viel·
nam.
The sergeant, 20, ls the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joeepb
Mallette, 1831 Waite Lane,
Huntington Beach.
He is a member ot Come
paoy C. Second Battalion.
35th Infantry.
Spec. 4 Jon W. RalU,
21. son of Mr. and. Mn. John
Ragan, 3154 Killarney Lane•
Costa Mesa, has b e e n
assigned as. cook with Head·
quarters Company. 3r d
Brigade of the 24th Infantry
Division, Munich, Germany.
The spec\a.liat is a
graduate of Colt.a Mesa
High School. 1964.
.:-Copp
14QRENCI, Ariz. 1111"'-to.n of Mo
ll(tW-t b GdlcaJl1 di
Mld-•t:mtlt1
tine to Jtve.
Belidenta or ttW n>idne commumt
witfiout apprehemi•
u tbe rumble ot e.
drawl cloler. ·
Tbey know that
ICllDe ol them will
have the ground
from Wider tbetr
M~ ol them •
.-ait.
"It's part of liv
copper mining towt
people arce resigne
explained R l c h
Moolick. superinte
the Phelps Dodge
huge mining compl
EASILY SEEN
What's happenin,
remote eastern A :
coinmunity of ab
,CM be leen from ,
All enney Stores Open Every Night Mc
Breez.e into summer in one of
our popular ,casual shifts J ·, ' .,..
BrHzy summer blouses
now at special pricesl
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Ai.......,.."' ... xi..m. •• •s
Special buy! Women's
popular iamaica shorts
Oo!<t ........ ...._... ., , .....
....,. 'ilt • ,..., ..... -hilirio.
'Yow cf-.tf ... or,..... I• 11.
21•s
r
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Men's l<nit sh -· and shorts
for sport and sual wear!
Easy CON pullover golf shirt in com
cotton oction knit fCK frNdom of boo
mo....ment. Comfonabt. shart sleeYe styli
witft tmhion collar. A terTiRc auortment of
colan to cl.ooee n.. U. ywi P..,.Yt
a-,.~ S.. SM 1...11..
C.nll•lat.le wait lhertl for the sportt-
ftllinded ma... Man.low P~Prest• fabric
..... )'D'I "9'fW need "'°" when tfwy' ,.
twnble Oiedf Pidc your fcworite plaids or
_... colors. A great bargain at this special
PlllM)' price! Mltn's sizes.
Girls' never iron Penn·
Prest• shif~ dresses
c..frw W-les•
..... fWeli ....... -out .. -_... ...,,. .... Dn.y """ t'8llOI
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Special val
crawlers, b
Cool cotton ~ker p
-...i..iy -'line
ow 0-tpecifleofb9.
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for Jnfanh ... _.,.. °",.
bvy1 '" ..... .,
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''Flex-Si4
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her wl)lft she goes fl
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pole shirt sp•
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pley ..... 0-from a"'
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Meretaei Hui Die-la Order io U vel
' ~~Copper Mfuing Town in Amona Slowly Destroying Itself
MORENCI, Ariz. (AP) -• point 011 tbe rim 0( tts mine. day wbeJJ copper m.uiai-g
1)1"'"brn of Monncl ii Tba.miot II 1ecoact ill lile in wu underlJ'OUDd ud ~ C h odicall1 deltroy1q the world OlllJ to the Ken· bom11 le6Dled seoure Oft
-• that It m., COO· necott Copper C o r l> • 1 . their mountain1ide ~. tillM to llve. B'"""a-._., __ · Utah · 8M1denta ol thia u~u.cu •nwe 1D • MINE EXP ANDS copper Open pit copper mining. t\ nikl;iDC communi_ty, .not depending aa it does 00 low·,· To .satisfy tbe Insatiable
willioUt apprehension, ~ten grade ore, requires the appeUte of t~ c o p p e r
aa t1ae rumble ?f explOOona .tripping 0( vart quantities s~elter, the nune mu.n COO·
drew• cloeer. of earth tinually e~. Soon tAI be
They bow tbat ooe day · gobbled u the mountain
aome ol them will virtually The e 0 0 r m 0 u 1 lm· on which res a food por·
have the ground blasted P b i t b e a t e r measures tion of Morenci.
from under tbelr homes. between J~ aad to 1 1-3 "Our windows an always
MOit ol them •e happy miles acrosa. Better than rattlinc and 10metimea the
MOat it. one billion tans ol JDM.etial bou.ae abakea from the
"It's part of living tn a have been removed since blasting," said a housewife
copper mining town and tM the mine began operation in living on Hill AC.
people are resigned to lt." l937. "That's all it's called. just
explained RJ ch a r d T. Dies e I · Powered Hill AC." said the woman.
V.oolick. superintendent of locomotives labor 1,350 feet ··1 think it 's better that
the Phelps Dodge Corp's. below the lookout. hauling we're moving. Then maybe
huge mining complex here. carload · after carload or we'll get one of the new
crushed earth and rock -homes."
EASILY SEEN the dusty lifeblood of the On Hill AC. with the ex-
Wbat's happening to this community. ceptioo ol a neaUy kept
Many were privately owued.
While tome were owned by
Pbelpa Dodge and leased to
miDen.
ALL ROME$ SOLD
AU the homes would be
sold for demolition and the
asking price would rarely
top •100. because, a s
Moolick Mid, '-"tbat's all
tney're worth."
The ana bad already
taken on a g:boetly ap-
pearance. A larfe -cot'·
l'Ullied '*-I buildin(. ~
aft alr-eonditiooing firm I
stood quiet and forlorn in its
disuse. ·
There was an abandoned
tavern which crouch~ mute
on ttie top of a little spur. its
silenceo mocked by a flaking
"music" sign on the door.
Already built Is a 41-bed,
$1.8-rnillioD hospital. the Oii·
ty one m Graham County.
There's a 1ar1e company·
owned merc.ntlle a t o r e ,
eight o t her businesses.
restaurant, bowling alley
and the start of what will be
a new 300-home develop·
ment.
)1ANY TO MOVE
Not all of tbe relocated
famlUet will eet a new
home, tome wW move to
older llC'tione ol Morenci.
How they find out where
they'll be living is typical or
.the community.
"Come down to the office.
we 've got a key for you."
the voice on the phone said.
waHinc. 'Jbe rent waa ..,.,,50
a moi.1b, the mu:tmum on •
rent .aoale Which lt.mU •t
$14 monthly.
The low rent is a big help
to the Lopez famlly, which
llJte others in Morenci will
feel the effects of the recent
eight-month copper strike
for 10me time. Three days
of every two week's pay is
deducted by Phelps Doge
for credits extended during
lie strike.
FAMILY IN DEBT
"We're really in debt
now," said Mrs. Lopez, as
11he sat in a living room
almost ~warfed by f wall·
leng1h color television. radio
and phonograph console.
'"' mAHM ... ..
Mii.MUM
DAIL v "r:tt( I
remote eastern Arizona Only yards from the white and blue frame cot·
copununity of about 1,000 .lookout point, over.a rise, ls tale, tbe homes wer. in cm be 1een from a lookout Morenct, built in an earlier varioua staicea ol decay.
A steady wind kicked up
little eddies ol dust which
spun down the road to the
new part of town -toward
the futln.
Mrs. Pat Lopez recalls the
day she received the call
from the company's housing
office telling her a new
three-bedroom ranch hoose
on SUDOower Street was
Mine laborers in More~i.
with only two days off out or
every 28, average $9,000 a
year, while skille<I employes
such 8$ Mrs. Lpez's hus----m:l!!m .. ___ 11:_ .. ____ El!!!::S::::.:S:::J
band make much more.
:·
' i g ht Monday Through Saturday
tGAIN DAfS
..
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Save on (popula1·~Tow11craf1·
''Flex-Side'' .softside luggage!
The 9ol on the 9o tokes her foshiOfl with
her when she goes Fleit-Side ••. in danube ..... ,....,. .-. 1.4M, )'9t IM'dy, ... .. ..... M ,.,_, 10 .. cm p. iA ......... ,....,, ,,.. .....
' 's ft' i ' tJt MPM 'r
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BoYf• cotton crew. neck
poli 1hirt speciall
' ~ ,.._hot too mony of t""9 ,.n.ct·fot·
Pier~ 0-frOfll 0 ~ ,....ot .ollck or,.... .a ,.,,,... ' to n. . 21•1
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15" beauty case 06 Reg. 11.98 NOW ••• "I
21" w .. kencl $J6 Reg. 18. 98 NOW •••
26 ••• ·-*-• .... 29.98 NOW.-,~ !.......... ii-.
..... 16o • ..,.-: .. -21"11 0 'pp . •7 .... 19.98 NOW ....... ,
2 ..... '25 leg.29.98 NOW •••
4•attoc1te -R ... 19.98 NOW ... ""17
Sunshine sandals make
big news this summer!
Gleomine pottl'lt vinyl t-'ol .... ,..6=
elty _,.. of VIKoee' r~ ~
,,_ "IClllY -wt ~ "' '-"'-ciolan.
S-M·Mt·I..
SPECIAL BUY!
Toys for fun loving boys and girls!
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YOUR CHOICE 88~
Rich loo Ing iacquard
weave bedspread value!
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Dacron• fiberfill pillows
1now specially priced! .
Colllfonable _, -" DocrOfl' ~ ~
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NEWPORT BEACH
(FASH ION ISLAND)
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For the Record
Janice, Wtslml•ler, t lrl
MOAG MIMORIAL 14C>l,.TAL
Allf'll ll
Mr. tOld M,... TheodoA &aeon, UI
Tulip La ne. Costa MMI, bov
fllllAL DIKRllJ
MOr9M 0, LMdlrf w !ff~ 1Ed1I"
Ladle't
Jt CAuelint Wiiheimina Ltydfln v• J1Jl'lff Dtvld LAll<l4n
Ellntr Marlo VIWM "' Dovie O.Wnen v euolln Lvdla 0. Lt Cnn w Rlldv 0. La Crut
Nell MH cs1 .... 1 "' KtMtlll LMft
GIYff\$
Raymond EUffne Glodwln vs Eble Ann
Gi.c!wln
Jolln RlclMlrd tllu w CO.raldl~ tlln
Arltnt J. LAllOOft "' Lvlc II L1f1-Mmnold P. Sltdmon w Nol• G. Sled·
man lllolct Hes• Yl Nell R. HHS Dtrl-JHn Via ¥1 Paul EclWud Vta,
L~M II. Moolll.trt, tk. vs JarMS ""' dr-Mootllert Mtrll'rn K. Mtrlts w Htrold S. Mtrks
llonny J. DlxOft "' J--. •. DIXOft ~rol'rn MH Mtc1onne ¥1 ->-Albert Jotl~~ WllloulMIJ ¥1 Y-s~l!~~ICllblnk w Kennell! H. 0o~l:Yllk Mtxlne Hoyt vs Oflls °''" $!>~~::, A. Im-w Wlllltm A. lm-
c11':::~ t · Kint vs Wllburlt l(ln9 s,,~·· IC1hukl YS Rtll<o KlhUkl Htleft Mtt Ct hlll YI Robert H1r~ld
,.~~II LHlle Remos YI Armonclo
c:~~~ ~~= "' Friedt L. Hunte<' Olene E. Ttfrell YL l(IMe s . Terrell DO<lt 11. Gtbrltl ¥1 Htrrv E. Gellrl~I
Alice Remlrtl va Manuel S. lt1mlru
l'tllllo 0e J-¥1 ~!MrlM P'. 0.
wf.f1~: D. llrtnum vs Linnie A •
8r1num Ju1nll1 Hell w lllcll1rd J. Htll Glildil I, Flovd n Rlclllrd Vfffl"" l(!'i::'~ne ,,.,.... AnUICl'\t ¥1 F~nk
o:::~'°7. Wiison "' J1cl! Lee w11 ..... J1~t L1Vor. Cluck ¥1 Anll1 Dl1M
Cllld<
Mvm1 Janet Wltf w Dlcltle Rlcl rdo
w~l:m Ltt T,.,,I vs Lllll1n l11bell1
Trent Mt-Mannu• vs Wv1tt Maneos
l1rblr1 Jtnt Grl,...14 w S.INMI P ..
ter GrlsWlld
Jerry W•ll•ce Ftffowt on Barbar•
AM Fellowt LI• Clal,. ~ w IMrlt Crtltfl• i.-ee11 ...
Kartr1 VII·-Doner w Wllllem L .. oan...
Mtrvtrel Ann Gordon v1 Wt lltr koll
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JUDGMENTS
11•1"•" N. Sltlov11t Yl S/llr .. v """ Slllovilt l•nnvlmenll
Gl'Orve Andrew Glb\on Yl Derothv L.
Gibson I ennulmenll -o Grr1td Erft"'~' P•v,,e v1 ~.,rlla Cl4lr" Pl'IM ~1nrwfmtnt>
Trrrv lee Grlsw11d Yl I(~""'"
Oeot9t Grllw•ld• (1nnulmmt1. C"-rlOtle (, Ptcll YI He~rl (,
PllCJI, I t nnultMnll •
Unusual
offer/:~=~
All the First National City
Travelers Checks you want,
up to $5,000 worth,
for a fee of only $2ml
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7 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS SrRVJNG ORANGE COUNTY
AIRPORT omc£ .......... c-,.,. et MecMW, = =···:tnu IAYSIO€ OF11C£ ........... I .. It J=:.... , ......... '111°2IOO
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UteMltSITY Off!Ct ........ Ent C111pm111 et Stete Cellflt, '-t::· • ·~ WtSTCllfF Offl« ............ Wllldltt It l>Mt, ~ ~ ...
SHARP
If fM'r• • "-•'Ill t.14er, tt• th• DAILY "LOT'S f--Of-.
A.LIN! d1u lfTe4 eda Setur4eyJ. Mike • h ff•r 4H I , •• ~ .. ""',. 11..,1 .. , ., ,.111"''
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tt .Ju st Surf Ing
ru st Living
rs Dang erous
ER .J. STElNCRORN
r 111 "The • Doctor
Looks at U fe"
r Dr. Steincrotm: My
:er son ha6 just aboi;t t crazy over
~.He has special
1s atop his car to carry
1ards to and from the
1, He'll make a round
I( 200 mil~ to find a
California Medloal Scl\ool.
Los Angeles, mentioru; 30
surfers trc-ated for knobby
mounds of toughened i;kin
oo the knee s whidl.caused
painful 'skin ulc~.
'Phey are not a ~riot11;
medical problem and clear
up when the youngster ~tays
off the boards for a while
and gets medical trPalmenl . Sometime~ 'wearin.I( knee
t••·~ Ill·
• padi; or aluminum cup~
help. Sometimt>S s k i n
• i.•-•e i modules and cyst~ occur
due to the a'brasive action
that the kneeling pos'ition
causes.
r place to try his skill.
l<>Olu brown and fit r 1uppose r should be
ful he's not doing some
e hurtful thing.5 many
teenagers do. But isn't
langerous sport?
-Mrs. B.
DANfrEROUSL Y".'
1ment: Nietzsche said
dangerously." b111
e x h o r t a t i o n is
nuou.s. .Just llv inj! I~
~rous. Takin.I( a bath,
: a n electric·li~ht
it. shinglin.I( tihe roof -
~ thre:Jts to exjstence.
there a sport\ that is
IUt its dangers? Ski and
e liable to break a le~.
1 and you're lial:5le to
n. Goll (during an elec•
torm l and you 're 1~abll'
struck doWr.. Play ten·
nd you're li·able to limp
he court with tennii;
r or a brok~n anklP.
footba ll, baskP.tball.
>all? Everyone knows
~ssible consequences.
sport or even ordinary
.n a<:ti,v;ity is free from
langen of accidental
lioatioos.
:EROUS AS SWIM-
!the tn.mdreds o (
rnds m :mrft>ri-who
:he sport t say that il
be a great sport and
f fun. for I krmw of no
If\ accidents associated
U~ Of COU~f', theTe i.~
nenace of water aind
ble drowning, hot that
so true for the casual
,mer.
·ecent ref>Orl by Ors .. J.
on Erickson a n d
ire R. von r.emm in.l(rn
tht llniveri;ity 0 r
• As you can readily sec.
Mrs. B .. \Vhen you add it all
up. the !Qt.al amount if
potenool damage to the
lover of the surfboard s-port
is "ery i;mall. It exacts
minimal JX'Tl'll'lties for all th~
pleasure it ivves. .. ..
. \ FRAlll OF PHYSICAL
f>par f)r. Steincr ohn: I ::im
l:l yrar~ old. '.'iext week I mu~t J?o and have a
physical. I have never had
one hefore. and to makf' it
w()ri;e I weigh 150 pounds.
Please tell me what tihey
do in .a physical and what
the doctor will do about my
weigU
-M LS5 A.
NM'HING TO IT
COMMENT: Therl' are
physicals a n d physical~.
often <lepe1'1ding upon thl' pa ·
t1ent's symptomi; a n <I
mf'dical hii;tory. .\I vourl
age. and wi·tih your wP1ght . I
doubt that you will hf' p111
through any painful or
lengthy examination. Is it
your famlly doctor you're
gmng to? Probably he will
ask you to sit down and in-
quire about the rest of the
family. Then h~ will ask you
about your habits. no you
s.moke:' Drink? SI~ e p
enough? How a,.e your
bowels? Do .rou eat a wf'll-
halanced die.t and go 1n ror
~nacks that put on the extra
poundage?
The nurse wiU prepare you
for the pilysical examination
itsf'lf. t doubt ttia.t it will
take lrmg. Nothing in it will
make you feel ashamed or
distTCS6ed. It won't be pa1n-
ful.
Or, St~incrol'I" lt '"''rv fr.• c111nno'
•nswl!r r•ad1>rs' ._fl&ri. Nl!'Y"'''"',.l!S'·
All 'UJf'MCfiont of o"'nf'r.tJI fnttrffl 1 rit
•n•w,.rl"d In f,-r•r t.nfumnt.
Foth•r's Doy is June 7 6 ~~-'!!v'll
DRDER THIS WEEK!
Let Dad !!! your love •••
GIVE HIM A FINE PORTRAIT
of )'OC' and the children
A ,95
OMLYlll' ...... ,. ... ., ............ ,..,,.
_, _ ..... Dall ,.. '°" ..... °""
a f°""'11*1tuft 1111 Dad ... ,_.,.... Attd,
he'I .. I • Fatt.'t Olly onc1 f#et'f day of
lhe )'ear. tt.ny ifl MW ... give Dad the one vift
JM'lt,._.-.... ••• a ~of his fafttityf
• .......,, ;o. can charge 11 ot ,_,,,,.,.,,
•
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'""""'"-aa~Clt lfUlllll!tNll ~r ~ ... .,.1171
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•"'"41T H ACM
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All Penney Stores Open Eve Night Monday Through Saturcl~
·~~ .
OUTDOORS
1U :S.A.
Get outdoors Md r."94 P....,.,,s hos
everything ot .ti. ftl riftiest pric•L
Ovtdoor furniture, camping equip-
ment (tents, sleeping !togs, l'llOl'9),
golf clvbs, bicycles, fishing v-or,
lownmower' (the easy kind), and '
mo rel Come Off in lo l'enneys, ~n
heod for the open spoc"I
Acrylic sleeping bag
Acrylic fiberfitt give1 almost weightless wormth.
~ Ideal for summer, spring o"d foll compi"g octi-....
v1t1e,. Cotton poplin outer COY!,'• cotton flannel
linir19.
Reg. 9.99
NOW 8.44
Sleep out comfort!
feotur~• 3 lbs. of new, impro.,.d high-loll
Dacron' 88 polyester fiberfill for extra warmth.
Air mottreu poclu1t.' cotton flonnel prim lining .
Reg.17.98
NOW14.44
I \
.. NEWPORT BEAC H_
(Fa s hio n I sl an d)
,
'\
.... • . ., ~
'>Thru Saturday Only·!~
l
Save 10. 99! Hi wall tent
..,. a.tGoon ood m. It iii 1titt f' a f' PoreWMlst •t ..-, .. o.tlicte ••1ict-fra-.. ~ t' ..... l "9""""
.,ft ...... -aw.. •ge ICMe ..... wiftClowa. lripN .,..,..... ......... eoMIClll doer wlllt ..... ,.._,
C...-.. S1eepa 6 itt do.bM ciett "-b. w..tiffmMI ..._,t~a• MI l••Uec. ..-11P1 ..
roof; 5.'1 ec. cotto11 driflwolhs5.,. ec. teftofl .. __. .....
Re9.74.99
. NOWs
)
Save 10.99! 9'4'' -x 12' lodge tent
spec;o. ......... ,,..,. 5 ., 6 odvftl ••• ~ h.i~t. New yel1ew Nof.rwffectt ..... .,. _ .....
win.._ I ... rigM Ni. All °'°'"'d ..ylon zopper °" willdows. ~iol.: 6.74 et. ho1Mcetto11 cWn wal13 I.A-...
eli\119 drob, cotton drill, MWTl·in floor; 7.61 oz. yellow cotton drill ~f.
R.eg. 89.99
·Now$79
HUNT INQ TON BEACH .
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lleecll, •:• lt·.lft. CIVIi Air Plllrel Sqi
b Acecla ..... c.. MaMlllC • .. r1illl ~lcT--. ~ A!Mll'eWI p ._., •
tt.m. frfllm!Mler Elldle 1,,.,,1 .. ~
7 P.m. ............ 8eadt ~le Hall, 105 tlneton Beach. 7:: Costa Mfta Junior m.,.ce, ,,,... VI Cost1 Mat, 1:00 Cost• Mal E .... strtet. c.ta IMll Squire ltlwers • T""'-Hiii,
Cllurdl, GI W. t 1:00 11.m.
Harbor Area v
'"-'•r Inn, ' P.m.
0 r111'41 Counfl' Iii :M.54 VI• OPOm;
P.m. ~'""' , ...... ~ lle6dl Tett1' Ceftl! ·-tnd Mllll .,...,
p.m. TMU• ... ~-LI'" TMSlt c11ete111. Fnlllc Cet1ter, "-" 8re.11rut ()pllmlst Corti Re91 Rtsl;
Blvd., C05f1 MH'
Board of Realtor•
Cos II Me.sa, I
NeWPOrl Buell, I
WHlmlnsler Rotan Rest•uranf, WHll
E•c:h•net Club 0
Stuff Slllrt lh
Btadt.12 -· b.Ji:,'"" Cklb GI Ila $Wedtfl, JS:
CorOfta del Mir. Klwlnls Club of coral llMf ltnt
B Jvd.. Cost• Mes. N.-f Hertior l MlrlM, 1045 B9'1 Beed\, 12:10 p.m Fount1fn VelleY • cols', 11151 9-Beecll. 12:11 P·"' N-t·lrvlM Ito Fire .....
3:1!1 ,,,m. TueMil ,.,. NewlMlll at ,:., ...... ~ .,. ... tll
7:51 """'-""" way ,_...
3::W p,m. TueldeY
enrOlf Aw.
7:17 p.m .. mtdlC;
Isabel St.
""""" 11:12 1.m. Tut!
17621 Sllll Harb
12:l9 p.m .. oran
end Londondtrn 2:CO 11.m., orns end Wimer Av•
12:47 e.m. Wedi* lor _, IA Gold
~
4:26 1.m. W9dna Celllaltl $1. c ....
• : .., •. !ft. Tlleldll1I
Sl?Wt 11111 S.n 4:22 p.m., racue
Drive 11:21 p.m .. NKUI,
DEATH l
WR
Htnlon P. Writtlt
Loo Aneele1. Dell
Survived bY molt
"'"' ,_ bro!llers, Wolttt Denlel-J
0.-1 sitter.
S...Vlell. T1lundrl
11'1' Colonlll FUM BR• Fm J. 8rDwn. Hunllnvton Beed!.
U . Survived by P
Jldt Br8111 bro
erendPlrenta, Mr McKlllM'I'. F1m
Wlshlnt to meke
tlons. pJeese con
lleldl Memorlll
lion unn. service Pt« F1mlly Col Sill
AnM Luella Siie' , P1lrMr SI., c .. 1.
• IV raldellt fot 51
ltl/tlMtnd, Eerl, of , ,Robtrl E. SllefJln,
L. SMflln, Tusli,,.
fin •nd Wllll1m
Com MeNI lhn
Bovd, Glendelei
&etch, Ind RIY
leln, C1\lfoml11 t
!rude Cne, Gere
Merv BetenCOUrt erenclclllldren. Vii
nesdrf, Wntdlll
P.M. Servlea, Wa tcllll ClllMI !test Mlmorill I tuerv. ~ c
BALTZ MC
C....del ~
Costa Meta
BELL BF
MOR1
111 Broadw•: UI
PACIFI
MEMORI
• Cemetery •
Clu
-Padfle Newplli Bet ....
PEEX :
COLONIAL 8(1 ,... ... . ..........
llOTll'l 1' m M ........ l&t
W'P.lft'CUn ., .. ,,..
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wan
MEllOIU
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Wtdntsday, May 15, 1968 DAJL y PllOT 11
..
For~s
'Iii Tustin .
Panel Dlseasslon SA Moves
~oft· Tacklt:s Harb'!r Issue To Accept SECARD'S
SWIMMING POOL SALE
TUSTIN -~--ml Flmfier, repnMOting the ~lhip tun tl tbe Orange County C o a a t
Orange County her ot ...t.'uodiatioll. and represen-
TUSTIN -Eight more Commerce will be beld here taUves ol the H a r b o r
students 1 u 1 p e c t e d or Thursday at \be Revere Distrlct and tbe Orange
narcotics violation& have Hoose. County League of Cities.
been =ed from Tustin ~ue will be a panel J o h n Ga 1 v l n , ad· U.,. Mool Qlerict, • 4f the -~ ~ aKlstaDt to
llrtllinl .. JI .. lllllller ~ 1 r_b or ~ As~n Jotan , '<·· 1'1aitllave been e1Pllld ~s Panel ~•ill..._.. Brljp <a-~>. will
'1• by die---.· · Orance e..:io:::12:t dis~--~ to · fte acticll ,,. ,._ in Adrian k r . AB ',lUI. in by
e....tlve seuloa • Wlded ~11& th~ . a r 4 . , f!f • Btill~uJtl.ative · t h e
atJ.a.na..........,, llllllllits ~~ H. ·"'ttl~ ........ ol Ill Barbor
and their i-ata ,_..,all· · · · •
Record
ed in one at a Ume to face
the boerd behind closed doors.
•/ All of the 10 students
previously expelled remain
out of school. C h a r g e s
against several have been
Orange ~OU"f'tY w·o~'~
\
dismissed in juvenile court.
Send Out I ts Laundry
lffeetlllflS but the borad has not acted ORANGE _ ~ plan to
WUHSOlY to reinsb\te them. "farm out" Orange County ~ T--., VIII• The school diatrict •cted· Medical Center's laundry ~·.~:s .. :_n-°""' .......,, under discretionmy power here to private Cirros was
c 1Y11 Air ,...,... ......, *' n. .,, given it tbroulh revisio~ of discarded TIJesdhf when
I> AcKle """' ~ ...... 7:• p,m, the ....... ...&..•-•IAR -A -J ~ ..._,.. L.... -. 111. ---a...,.. "'vue studies indicated the county ~1c T..i. 1• """ "' "· • eucf.ed' b tbe Letlalature was doing it che..,..r than a ":~ ,..., ....,. ....., '·• last fall. private laundry ~d ~""::.' ~"*:...~.:= ()tJler' 1ehool d t 1 tr 1 c ts County ,wntinistr U Of
1 P.m. have tabn the posit1on 11\at ' ficez' Robert E Tb a ~ td-H=~ He~ L::':'.J:-~ in the cue C1f oU ~ ..__ . · omas to
t11111.., lkach, 1:30 •""· oa-cotks ~ WQI' · .. supervisors the low bJd eos1. Mae Junior Chlmblr ., c-abide i-M..--i Ill ,._ the hospital's laundry ,.,.,ce. MeM v~ Country Club. "J -..-...... ..A Coshl Mesa, I:• p.m. courts. ' WU 12.5 cellts pe\" ~
Costa Mesa I! .... Aerie, 1'6 W. lflll ""·.....i-'I ..__. v;.... bll from & firm that bas special-. Sll'ftt, Colle *'-• I:• p.m. £ ...... ~ -&-..1 in =tal la•__._• lJn ' Sclu•r• •'"9n ..,.,. °"* CIUb. been an -~1 ... n In the -........ J • T'*-HeH, Flnt ~Id ........,_. tem four.-CllUrdl, GI W. 'ltll $1., Coltll Mae, COUDtJ, al 09 J~••
l :OI "·"'· A ttud1 by the county tyttlar Arn Y-1t...-nc-. •. ...u•-...,__, ...,e OCMC ,.._.., 1,..., *-f llMdl, I:• --IHI~ UI
Indicative ol the lm·
mena1ty ol tbe OCMC'a laUD·
dry oPetation. Thomas said
1.7 million pound& were pro-
cesaed in the past six
month& aoct that ill a 12·
month period county costs
would be •10,000 less than
eommer~ baaed .on the
•Jad1 fillril.
Forces Day
Fete Slated o~~ County Silt Cll& 1*1 a. s; .. Expelled lMmdry WU dotnc the same JA56-v1. o.orto. NHPOrt 8Mdlt"t11 ---.,,.· job-t:f..2 cents per --..1, ...,...... Anntiil Armed Fore e 1 ~;:-.., s... Au••, ~ 'ftom said
" 11eadl T-· ~ . ..,.... -..-In Anaheim oAJl ftceta ~f coet were in· Day Open BOUie will be held
end /Mitt ...................... I _, .. ...: ud1 • Saturday at El Toro Marine !.... """"IOAY • QIN-in the a tor.
ICIKW·LI• T-tm•ster's C""-0n1re AN ABE IM -• 'tUt'WY, Thomas said, in-Oorps Air Station Will Gete
catet.l'I•· Fesl\lon lsl•nd. "-' ltudents, including t Y • ,.1 u d l n :n: ire ct labor, Number 1..-n to the nublic Center, ,._,., 8ffdl, 1 •·"'· gir'• lJed -. _ ... ___ 11 .,.,... r-Breatrut o.11n11,1 cwb o1 eos11 ,,,_, ..,, were e:spe -ae"v""'~ s u P P e a , from 10 a.m. to 4 P.·m·
Cor•I RMI Restaurent, 26-15 ....... Anaheim Hi• sch.• 1 utilities, d .......... iatioD and Slx .u .. -11 -u 1-on eiw •• Cost• Mew, 7:30 • m. ll!il"' ~..-vv .... 1LaW1 .. • ~
ao.rd of Rn11on. N~ H•"*' District Mooday fw allefld employee benefits. display for viewing, an A4
c001• ~. B•lboa a.y ci.ei. use ol narcotks to bring to Tb om as recommended "Skyhawk," an F4 "Phan· w!'.::,~~~~ ~::;.;, K1nti•s Table 50 the number trllteel hive tbat laundry operations be to m , ' • a K C 1 3 O F e:C::;1"~ ... ~";'1n~1~"ir11or. expelled duriog tbe cmnnt '"9ewecl periodlcally to test "Hercu.lel," a CH46 "Sea
5Mt $1111'1 ltutaur•nl, NrMl>Ol1 school year. competitive colt experience... ~t" and • CHs.1 "Sea 8Hdl~12c':''., ~ •I ,,,.,, The board toot the latest He also urged the medical Stallion," tbe"lattertwo both ~~M.~2 ~· Hrihw•'f· action after a three·bour. 'center administrators con-helicopters.
Klw•nl• c1ub o1 Cost• M_.Nortt1. closed-door bearing. Later tinue to increase efficiency Movies a n d additional Cot•I lltef ltullwant, 26Al HerbOr th T
Bl'lfv cost• Mfte, n :1t 11.m. fuur o er s tu de n ta • aid reduce costa to retafu a displays will be in hangar 5 N..-t Hert1or Kl••n11 ciub. vu1e previously e'"'"'lled, were clear-cut _..... advantage sh-by the S ta t 1 o n Merine, IMS Ir/Sidi Drive. ..-1 ~It"" '-~ v .. u
e_,,, 12:1• "'"'· reinstated by the trustees. over pl'ivate cootraoting. Training Division.
F°""'1ln VIII.., IClwftla C!W, F,.,.. -----------------------------colt'. 11151 '-" •ML. Huntl"ltOll N=i·1~i!.! 11W•l"f aib, 0""91'.,
Fire Ca~I•
W II' W
l :OI p,m. T~. tr.a ftre, lMI ........ \Ml,,,....
J·'9 ~-11'9111 ... ZUI Mlillle It.
7;51 ........ tr•lll ""' 1G12 Vllllit Wiiy ,_.. v • ..,
3:)1 '·"'· T119tdey, -· 11l91 0046-eNOll A ....
7:17 p,m., ~ 11111, 17111 a.nt•
lube! $1. ............. a.-clt
11:12 e.m. Tuesday, mtdlal eld.
17421 $1111 H•l"bor Lene 12:39 p.n1., vr•u fire, Muntrer Drll,..
and LcndOnderl"Y Lane 2:CO ,,mJ •ran fire, Hotlllnt Street
•nd Wam.r Avenue 12:'7 e.m. WtdnesdeY• car ,.,., Te.,.
tor -· " Goldft WI!" s1 ... t la_ ....
4:2' 1.m. WeclnndeY, rut flN, OD
Celtl9e St.c.N •
1:4' e.m. TIMNY, =-...,.. Mfllt
strMt .... "" 0"'8· ,_, •:ZZ P.m., Nl(W, ml llO'l'll h im
Drlw
11 :21 '·"'" ,.c.ve, '" o.mn
DEATH NOTICES
WRIGHT
H<nlon P. wr11111. 6U Cuonclf!let SI.,
Loa A!lfflU. D•le ol death, MeV ll. Survived by mothor. Miidred Denlel-
Mftl -bro!Mrs. Ge«9t WrlvM and
W•l"1' 0e111ei..1 •ltPl>ro!Mr. Fronll 0..-1 alltw. Merlorle ,,,,._.,, S---. Tllwldey, 1 P.M., P .. F.,...
llY Coleftlel Funer11 Home.
BROWN
Fred J, atown. 61n ShtllY ~.
Hun1lrwto11 Bead!. 0.19 of dt•lll• Mey
u . sun.Iv.cl by ••rents. Mr. •"" Mrs. Jeck a..-1 broftWr, ll•vi me~rn•I
.,. .... l'Wftll, Mr. end Mn. Clar1t
McKIMIY. ~•mllY -b "'-Wlslllnt to rNlce memorlel <e11trlbtl-
tlons. PIH,. contrlllute to tlle L-
llffell tMmorlel HotPllll ltellebllll• lion Un". S.rvlc:rJ, TilurtNV. i P.M~
Pttlt F-llY Colonl•I Funeral Homa.
SHEFLIN
AMe LMlle Slleflln. Ate 6'. f/f m
P•lmer St~ Cotle Mue. Onnee Cou~
l't realdent ter so wars. SurvlWf by
llutlNncl, IE•rl, of the holMI lour .-. , ltobtrt I. Slltllln, Mont. Yllt11 Ftlnlr l. SMflln, Tuslln; J..-(Hell Shlf·
lln end Wllll•m H. ~ lltlll of c-MeM1 "''" ~. Wlllle!W 80Yd. Glencl&lle1 NonNn ~ l.9'1f
Bead!, end ltay 80\'d. helt """""" t1ln, C•llfon!Mr two 1l11tfS, Mn. Gljl.
lrvde c..... Gerdtn Grew. elld Mrs. Mary .. tencGurt, ""8Ml!rt1 encl If
.,.nddllldrtn. Vl>lte"°"' toni.llt, WICI-
_.,, Wntdlff ~from 1 to f
P .M. s.rvka. Tllu......,, It A.M~
Wnteflff ai..1. lntermtftt, Harbor
llul MM!orlel Pert<. W..l<llff INJr.
tu.ry, ......... Olrwcton.
BALTZ MORTUAJllES
C..... Ml Mar OR UGI c.sta ... Ml f.2'24
BELL BROADWAY
MORnlARY
UI B~-z~ta Mqa
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PAH
Cemetery e M......,.
C..pel
-Pldftc Vin Drift Newpert 8etd. c.llf ....
14'-ml
PEEKF.1' COLONIAL~
ROME
•llMAft.
We*>s'lr m.-
1111'111'1 llOtm1ABY ., ..... .. •--tf'"' ... .....
Wlll'IUDI' llOl'IUA.IT c&. ma.c.ea .._ .....
An Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through Saturday
I
J Hands~me utility bu.ilding
solves-storage pr;)blems
99.95 "
8'X7'X75''
No rMMJ clown• n UM ,.,.,.JI Time ,.,..,..nt pt.,e
Gabled, deep ribbed stHI storage ~uilding ends lawn and garage
clutter. Tough and durable green and white plastic finish. Smooth
gliding double doon epen on built·in tracks. Doors are lockable.
... Steel supported plywood floor for extra protection.
Colorful steel units look pocf on yoUf property
7'x6'11.11' vtility t>uildh19 with ~ IOIM 1turdy 1IHI 79.99
11M11ffuctien ottd great fHtyNt • ttle obcw. unit. .
• 1
I' x7' art' .......-a.ulWf"f ._ ._, rt1'1*1 pn•la
f« wolh otld ,..,, .. ~_....a r.•adCllfM, d11Nltle
..... fl.W. ........ °'"'"""" Ledi-..,. .... d ...
~ • 10' •'Tt' ., ... ...,... e..ncn.., ,_. .. pleftty .,
utro ,,._ fer JWfd ect•I,_.... WW.. tllMI ..-.. p .... ,. ......
129.95
169e95
HUNTINGTa. BEAOf NEWPORT BEACH
Huntinp,n ~ . ..:. F1shion Isl.ind
..
"
District.
P&Dll moderator wU1 be
C. J. Mmta, fwmer' ex·
ecutive ol the Oranae Coun-
ty Fann Burtau. H e
presently serves •• advilor to the ~ CowltJ Qwo.
ber'1 Oaunty Go"'1' _..,
AftUw Committee.
~..,be
made by Ollbf t 11 e, ~ oltice in A•rt i'm. '71.... '
PANEL MODERATOR c. J. Marki
U.S. Bid
SANTA ANA -City
school trustees hft'e Tues·
day night moved for the
first time in the directloo of
~ ·'9deral aid.
TbeJ 'lutbor11ed S II p t .
Glena TMor to propose
federally la.need project.s
and to. recnlt a c!oordlnator
'ot ,.....i projecfL
'lbe action was taken
unanimously.
Tabor _Presented a report
NJCOlllmefdng more than
$21 million worth ol pro.
crams over a five-year
period. Included are several
,aimed at children from
poverty and m I n o r i t y
backgrounds.
The motion for Tabor to
draw up applications for
Mera! funds was made by
Jeae F. Berry, Negro
board member just ap·
pointed Tuesday night.
GIANT POOl 16x30-0.Di 100%
Rectongulor 3 to I ft. o..p ff1M111Cift9
Completely an1talled Only $1169.00
INCLUDES:
Pool, 1-~ H.P. Filters, Built-In Auto-Slclm·
mer, Bottom Drain, Stainless Steel Lad-
der, 1 End and Side Decking; Steps, and
20 Mill Liner with 12 Year Warranty.
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Ally PILOT Wtdnesc!l1, May 15, 1968
lamorous Event
l82 Boats Ready
rn Bermuda Race
1
nonth and a baU before
·une 22 start of ttie 635·
Newport. R. I. to
1uda yecht race, 182
1g vessels have n·
ted iDYitations to com·
according to race com·
!e chairman Sydney H.
!rs of the sponsoring
s.ing Club of America.
e ra<:e is spoDSOred
ly by the CCA and the
al Bermud'3 Yacht Club.
1e of the yachts whicb is
ady a finn eM:ey is John
Kilroy's 73-f<>QL_yawl
oa Tl from ~t
bor Yacht Club. tialoa
'i.rst to finish in the 1966
muda race, is n o w
oute to the East Coast to
>are to de.lend her 1966
in the Bermuda cross·
FEND WIN
rtor to the start of the
muda race, Kialoa II
also defend her overall
dicap win in the Block
nd Race.
oe of the m o s t
norous sailing everits in
world, the Bennuda
' ~aditionaily Jl"O~des
not.ch competition. In
ition, the course from
nton Reef Light, off
vport, -R. I. across the
( Stream to S a i n t
rid's Head more often
1 not offers some brutal
1thtt conditions ttlat test
n boats and crews.
'he 1966 fleet of 167 boats
ountered wind cooditioos
n zero to gale force -
mostly the lattier. The rall handicap wtmer was
Vincent Lear's Cal-40
mderi>ird from Rye, N.
EP 151 UMJT
ogers said the race c:Om·
tee will make an effort
kee-p the 1968 fleet to
ut 150 boats in the in·
-st of manageability,
ny and quality of corn·
1tion.
Yachts telecUd to race
l be those wtu.c:h in the
nion of ttie committee
, h>ro~ seaworthy
:i well equipped. manned
competent o U -ah or e
?'ft ctpeble ., bmdllng
lxlitior» ol .. whidl "''' eneountered on lie t:rfp
md from Bermuda," be
said.
Previous Bermuda races
have ti.ad as many as six
classes.
The 1968 fleet will be
broken up according to
ratings, with con.sideration
given to manageable group-
tngs and ~lative sizes as in
the past.
No nat.ing less th'cln 29.5
feet will be used for the
purpose or calculating time
allowances, although a
yacht wfth a lower rating
will be ellgible to compete
-iC she has a corrected
"L" factor c a I c u l a t e d
without auy "S" correction
of at least 29.5.
ALLOW TABLES
The handicap formula will
be 5/6 of the allowance
tables used by the North
American Yacht Ra ci n g
Union. Rogers said tllis was
based on caJculatloos of tlte-
CGA 's research commtttee
whose studies of p a s t
Bttmuda races show it to be
a more equitable system.
The f a s t e s t passage ln
811Y Bermuda r.ace was
made by the 73-foot yawl
Bolero, sailed by Sven Salen
of Sweden in 1956. Her time
w<as 70 hours. 11 minutes. 40
secoods. far an average
speed of nine knots.
Interestingly, a similar
boat turned in itle slowest
time first to flntsb. It was
the 72--foot yawl Ver1turer
(now named Audacious)
tllen owned by H. G. Haskell
Jr. The time was 121 :13:12.
DONATED TO USC
(Audacious was later own·
ed by Baldwin M. B~ldwin
of NHYC. He doDated it to
USC alW the 1966 Bermuda
and Trans-At.J.aotic races,
and USC recently sold it to
Walter Gubelman of New
York.)
In addition to class prizes,
there will be four trophies at
tbke -h~ by the
Bermuda Trophy for the
best c:UrecUd time in the
fleet. oo-ers are 1be Edlu
Troptiy fw the eecood best
corTeeted time, md Herbert
L. St<>M Memoriel fw the
first )'adlt to finish. ·•nd the
Hiney Conover Memorial
for the eeoond yadlt to
fWlb.
linky Dink Owners
iwwHaveOuinGroup
ltlini·Boats Amotlfl ltl•••
Sharing the spotlight with larger vesaels at New-
port Harbor Yacht Club's Opening Day ceremony
were these electronically controlled models which
are becoming popular wi~ arm-chair sailors.
Wekome AfJoard
Boating Group Critical
Of Anti-pollution Bill
By ALMON LOCKABEV boating neet uses our state's
In this business I t • s
always good to find that
someone agrees with )'(>U.
We've been sounding off
for months on the legisl&-tive
threat to have all boats in·
at.all chemical toilets or
holding tanks 011 the theory
that boating people are
savagely polluting t h e
waters of this and other
states.
Comes now the Southern
California Marine Associa·
tion whose officials are voic·
ing more thtin a little alarm
at the number of legislative
bills being introduced at
both the federal and state
levels aimed at recreational
boating's a 11 e g e d con·
tribution to water pollution.
Says Ed Nichols, SCMA, ex-
ecutive director :
"It appears to us that
the legislators believe that
re boata ~ a major
°"..,~f water pollution. It
1,100 miles of coastal a
harbor watenvays. so why
should such craft be the only
ones singled out as a 1olu·
lion to the problem!
Why only the boat owner?
be doesn't have to haft a
college biology ·degree to
know large municipalities
dump more polluta11ts Jn a
single day than 50,000 boats
could dump In a year. He
see. large c o ro m e r c i a 1
vessels, Navy v e 1 s e l $,,
manufacturing and food pro·
cessing plants d u m p i n g
millions of gallons o f
pollutants every day in the
waters of this state.
"The boat owner h8'5
more desire for non-polluted
waters than the avera~e
citizen and we believe he
will cooperate to the fullest
to attain aucb dema water.
But when b• becomes the
only target in Jrater pollu·
Uon legislation, be wonders.
"SCMA, California's only eeam~f!ftlg an.ti· pleatiure boat i n d u !I 1 r y
for tn· organization b o a s t i n g a'
land f~b water l et and -membership of 175 com-
certam h a r b ors and panit:s, wants to see in·
mal'.lr_las are compl~tely dustry, municipalities, com·
justifi'ed but, we believe, mercial and government
should be initiated and ea. veuela ad pleaaure boats
forced by tile local agency included m the ..tti>Ollutlon
responsible foe auch waters-. · legislation -net" j u s t
.. Mu c b of California'• pleaaure boata alone." 'WDer'I •f ~
. boata -... antque
ne-sewn craft -h a Ye
aniied an association to ~e building and sailing
• s p emive, do.ft-youraelfj
family fun boat Chat Is so fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim .. !I
boats in Southern
.ifomia, according to Bob
y, Westminster, tlm·
art chairman.
3.,-aid 1t of ... ene-
;lgn Rinty, Dinb are
npleted or undeT COD-
uction in California.
·we already have one or
>re Rlnky Dlnks in five
uthern Calltornia coun·
s: 0 r a n g e , Sant.a
.rbara. Los A n g e 1 e s ,
verside and San Diego,"
id Clay. "Our goal is an
tlve n~t in eacb COW!ty."
The Rink")' Oink has been
·med a super Sabot -
me basic sha{>e but 50
rcent longer, with a jib-
aded sail plan end cen·
:-board. The boat ii an in·
fhird in'66
.,
teawuihy that it bas been t
sailed 30 miles offshore on
one of the Great Lakes. It is
also a potential Nteing boot
Whidt can plane \mder the
right wind CClllditionl.
Mc>lt UllU9Ul1 aspect of ttle R.ink1 Dint is its COD·
struction. The sides, bottom
halfta and traneoms are cut ma plywood and holes are
drilled along the edges.
These pieces are then sewn
togeUier with 50-pound test
nylon line and ttle boat takes
ahape immediately. T he
seams are fiberglassed in·
side dlen the entire outside
is &laued -after the
ltitcbea have been sended
off.
nnd tile bull is built
without forms, jigs, frames
nails, screws or glue. '
For free plans and in·
formation, write Bob Clay,
15590 Irene Way
Westminlter. '
I See by Today's
Want Ads
• What wooderful ti.rgains
In the mllcellaneous coJ.
umn!
• Heft' I a member.lhlp in
the Newport Beach Ten-
nis cllJ>, betng IOld by a
private party.
e Pllrly will trade a boat
slip at the Long Beach
Marina for a similar slip
in Newport Harbor.
• Here's a 1~ Chrysler Im-
perial for $375.
• Where to find a lteywOOd
Wakefield Hu1dl and Din-
ing room 1et for PJO,
• An Airline pilot'• home la
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NIGHT •nd DAY SERVICE
9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 PM.~TURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
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Baek to DMV \ .
Bogt Registration Change 'Sought • .
The Southern California through one of the lU field
Mar I 11 e Associatioti, a offices ol the DMV cw the
marine trade association, is main office ol DMY in
backing an Assembly bill Sacramento.
that would place pleasure Boat registratioQ w a ·,
boat registration back in the taken out of Lhe haoda of
bands ~ the Division of DMV in 1962 When Lhe
Motor Vefricles where it -*as legi~lature banded t b e
in the early 1960s. • chores over to the then ne bill is AB ta Dlvisicm o1 Small cntt
authored by Assemblyman Harbors -known as the
Vincent Thomas ( D • s a n Department of Harbon and
Pedro). Watercraft.
If the bill p a s s e s. • According to SCMA, the
California's 421,000 boat legislature simply did not
owners would register ttlelr realjie that the new. depart· ~!ts ~ transfers of tit!!__ menl--did not have field of.
fioel tbrou&hout the ltate •lea& in hir are. and bave
for the convaieoce of bc>lt te write &.crlJllelM lot m.
owners. formation "fo desperation, t h e • ~ department utea tried to Second reaaon for the pro--
prevail on the pleasure boat poeed ebanp ii that many
deaJ,r to become a ao-ealled boat regiltrationa a n d
volunteer registration agent. transfers involve a iood
A few dealers went along, deal ot money anct the ~bUc
but otllen refused," the • · flnda tbemfflvea ~Iqi to SCMA said. untan"i.. r-'atration aad 1be result, acccrdlng to .-.....
SCMA otftcials, is that the transfer problems with a
boeting public ol California volunteer agent who,' in
is having a very difficult many cues, may not be
time. 'nle pubUc bu no way familiar with the coo-ect
of knowing _the reglstration procedures.
PENNEY~S
GARDEN
CENTER.~.
ALWAYS ON
r ·HE GROW!
Our eveM)l'ffn scene lumps with
JUNIPERS!
....
s,.clA ...
Your yerd'll turn 9rHn with •nvyl
Full 'n busy, low-sprHdy Tam
junip•rs just jumping to plant their
roots finaly in your ground. Th•y'll
add lush touch•s •v•rywher• and
9row witheut • fuul PriH blu .. 9rHn
tams will NV• you "grHn stuff' at
this P•nn•y price!
77~
The. spreacl's on with KellocJg's
GOLD S .. R MANURE
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c.ta'ner :
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K•llogg and Nature m1k1 9rHt
partners in. bringing you 1 soil build-
.., that's a n.+ural: Gold StHr
Manure. Fertilizes and conditions
s•ll in .n eclorlen, non-burning way.
~ Oisc.Ura9e1 weeds. •ncoura9es
lawM and gardens.
2.CU11t1c ft. ....
laftclnl feeds yards with
GRO·RITE SOI). FOOD
Are your lawns encl 91rd1n• hungry?
Nourish them with llndini's 111-pur•
pese f•rtiliHr with the b1lanced
6 -I 0 -4 formulation. Easy-sp•raclin9 J
p•lletired form ••• •nential mineral~
for California soil. R•duced alkalinity
impro .. s water p•.tration for 9row-
9row action! Coven 1250 ICI· ft.
Kelott rols out tt.e bales of
PEAT MOSS
'You can't comp•t• with pHt mou
from Kellogg's) That's why Penneys
piles up the biles .•. and hails 'eml
For the hi9hesf wat•r-1b1orbin9 Cl·
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i1t1ul.+or ••• great top mulch.
3~ • 4-cultlc ft .....
K1lo11 latwt..,.... soil 11wld1r
NlllOHUMUS
Never-wait chemicel fertlllHr l•ta
you plent lmm•diatelyl Enrkhes ancl
'"'~·" poor soil. Mild and mellow fOf' citrus, evocade ~ncl other plent..
·Th.routhly decompos.d for Ml'f'
w~. lmprov" toll strudvt•.
w .... , ''"ell, rutftc loolr, dust c-.
tr.I, t.o. eo,,., t.•da ind plenter
boxes with pet..,le bark to hlthfitht
Y"' lencfscape a..4 et th• Hme tl1t1 ..
1nsul.t• yeur1solft ,., h .. tthy e, ..... ,
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WASHINGTOI
,,special House
•· Services subcor
•· investigated thE
year ago will 1
'ex amlne what
· ·~ "unrealis·
' erJces in twc
Gurement ~ ····• Rep. Richan
'rl-Mo., said
Committee also ..-the Army wb?
,the bid of an &J
turer whose p
. ;. million below
success{ Ill bid
''Motors.
"l believe tbt
• titled to a full •
the matter anc
examine the wl
detail," lchol'(!
The subcom
· charged in it
'Octobet that
gram had b
mismanaged,''
hearings ¥ay
The latett
erupted after
S. McGovern.
the Senate tt
Co., of Saco.
supplier of tb
machine.,....
one of two CCII
ed despite Ill ·
240,000 rifle•
i"ice of '31 m
Instead tw
tractl' for J
240,000 ritJea
awarded to
Richardlon ci
Mass., a cellll
million and Cl
Di vision .of G
Ypsilanti, M
m:UJJou:--
TbeArmyh
it called • 1ai
latest 11411
whicb It em
once m111Uf1
are determl
quotled pictt
ject 1o neg.
·~·.:ward.
:' It attribut ... 'ference in prl
; GM and H&i
;;..ngber w~e
-<ftld to vary costs.
Harrington
• was a major
· ., l'tf 14 rifle an
"'...equipment ca ~~116 product
said. Accorc
~ ~partment
•verag e
employe In ti
earns $167.7
Worcester, 1
Low
hom
mod
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loan
Improve y•
way you li'.
COit Home
~'Loan from
National B
greater enj
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same time,
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and give t
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One ....
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DAJLY PILOT 13
Committee
\ WASHINGTON (AP) -A '118.89. of the Ml& has been Colt cdisCIW details of lhelr pro. then requested to submit a Martmont'a bid, the Army
. Investigates. High Cost of Army Rifles ..
-special House Armed Fol.lr flrma soqbt the new lndustries, Jnc., Hartford, posal ceiling price, to be in· ~d, ''The two contracts
_ Servlces subcommittee that Ml& contracts after the Conn. ''The negotiations with the corporated in a letter con· were based upon an ac·
· Investigated the Ml& rille a De!enae Department IJL· lD addition to GM HU four companies covered on· tract, with t h e un-celerated d e l i v e r y re·
year ago will reconvene to nounced early last month aod Maremont, C' d 111 a c ly production and technical derstaodlng that negoUa· quirement. 'Jbe--producers
' 'examine what its chairman that additional sourcet o1 Gage of Warrtn, Mlch., malt.n," 1he Army said. lions would contlnue to seleded were Jud&ed to be
··;calls "unrealistically high" supply woq)d be needed. made an offer, but offlda1I "After tbt two heft sources establish a deCiniUve price." the moat capable of mHUna
..• erices in two new pro. Until now, the sole SlQ>Pller of that f&rm bave declined to bid been Cllose.n, each was As for rejection o l this delivery schedule.
f!urement C()fJtracts. -------.;..;...------------------------:·-·: • Rep. Richard B. lcbord,
D·Mo., said h l s aub-
. eommittee also pl*ie to ut
,..the Army why it reject.eel
.lhe bid of an arm1t manufac·
turer whose price was .,
. '. million beJow that of one
· successful bidder, General
''Motors.
INSDIBL&
INa.tJDES I
\
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"'lbe MatemoJrt Corpora·
Uon has consJderable pro-
duction capability and over·
all ability, but there waa leaa aaauraoce that it oould
meet the a c c e le r a te d
schedule."
AccordJnl to the Army,
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none of lht fOW' ftrms was
asked to quote a price dur·
lng the first phase of the
oeg0Uation1 which it said
began last March. a·ut, the
Army said, price com-
petition had begun aa early as October 19, 1967.
_ -''I believe the pubUc la en-
titled to a full explaaatlcll of
the matter and we intend to
examine the whole matter Jn
detail," lchord said.
The subco~mittee, wb1cb ~ · charged in its report 1ait
'October that the Mla pro-
gram had been "croal7
mismanaged." wQJ reopen
• NllCAlJ ""9 •IT •NICAl1...,•n ·••IUlltf
• Cll •na """"' • (I) P.a. CAin
(All bi, SU.I)
r
• • • • • • • • ••••• . . .. . SIMMONS KING SIZE ENSEMBLE
hearings ~Y H.
The latest JOI hror'
erupted af1er S.. Geor19 s. McGovern, D-S.D., Wei
the Senate U..t 11.anmoat
Co., of Saco, Maine -lole
supplier of 1IM Araf'1 •
machine ,.._,ailed to 11t
one of two contracts awlrcl·
ed despite tta otrar to ~ 2t0,«X» riftea for a ceWnc ~ice of • mDllon. lnltead t w o • J e a r COD· tracts · for produotioll of
240,000 rifJel each ...
awarcled to .Berrtncton 6
Ricbardaon of Worchester,
Mass., a ceBJq~~
million and to
Division of Geaeral Matin,
Ypsilanti, Midl., for 9111
mil . ----The Army hu iasued what
ft called a I.act lheet aa the
latest Mll contracts Jn
which It emJ>h-1-f tbM
once m•ufacturtnc ClOlta
are determined wtth 1bt
quoted p1cel wm be· sub-
ject to necot1ation down-
.... -.ward.
·•· It aU:rlbuted t b e dlf. ~ ·rerence in price between the
.i ~M and H&R contracts to
1>..tig.ber w_,e scales at GM
• ltnd to varying tooling up
costs.
Hanington & Richardson · • ·was a major producer of the
~114 rille and much of its
; ..equipment can be utillzed in :rans production, the Anny
said. According to Labor ~ ~partment figures t h e
. • v e r a g e manufacturing -employe In the Detroit area
earns $167.74 a week. In
Worcester, the average ts
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PILOf Wtdntsday, M,y 15, 1968
ennedr, Invasion in Offing
J;E COUNTY in·
Keonedy-sty'le, is a
1ssibillty today and
y as Senator· Robert
nnedy's californla
n baodwagon gets
>high gear.
7S have been hot
K himself may put
semi.surprise ap-
e at the CaWornia
::>fficers Association
? at the Newporter
fewport Beach.
while, the Kennedy
is gathering i n
home of Mrs. Fraok Fry in
WestmlMlel' May 21, then
before the Ha.atlnito• lk~lt
Rotary Club 1or lunch the
same day.
SENATOR TH 0 l\1 AS
n CtUfornla for the Eil.i:tUliiiiliii
irnary push.
KUCHEL has already made
his swing to the Peace Of·
ficers' conclave in Newport,
calling ror law and order,
and on his heels today was
State Superintendent o f
rubtic instruction Max Raf·
ferty, calling. naturally, for
law and order. Max is also
due for a television cam·
palgn speech ·May 2.5 at
Knotl's .Berry Farm in his NAMES on the
.gon include Mn.
lrade., wife of the
ide publisher and
state school board
!' Thomas Braden; torney wou.. K.
Ji, co-<:halnnan with
raden of "People for
ly"; RFK's w ife
mother Rose, brother
r Ted, sisters !'ttra.
Lawford and Mr1.
Smith: former JFK
! Ted Sorensen, and
!S J.U D .
'.eller JV, a member
1 West V l r g i n i a
&ture, who Tuesday
be Democrati c
itlon for secretary of
Another claim to
ls hia wife; she's
a Percy, claughler-of
bigwig, Sen. Charles
of Dllnois.
1 don Sou the r n
:"Dia'a populaUon ex·
i, DR. DOOTl.JTI'LE
indeed joined t h e
al fray in t h e
crats' efforts (con.
g) to unseat 3.5th
~t C o n g r e s s m a n
1 B. tJU ol Tustin.
one isn't fiction-
Hugh Loftlog's good
, however. He is Dr.
U F. DoolJUle, :n,
•e late p r o f of
!lllistry at the Unlver-
f C.ufomia at San DI·
llWe ts described by
a Jolla campaign head·
en as "sby and retir·
June bid to unseat the l:ng.'' but he's in Newport aforementioned Kuc he I .
Beach today for coffees at They're calling the Knott's
the homes of Mr. and i\lrs. thing a "Rollicking Rafferty
Jolut L. Rowlaad. 4807 Rally," so there.
Dorchester Road , Corona c 0 u N T E R I NG FOR
del Mar; and Mr. and !\lrs. KUCHEL. attorney Redger
Don Bwer, 2324 Arbutus Howell or Trabuco Canyon.
St., Newport. also known in some coastal
ROBERT B A D JI A '1 , political jurisdictions. will head Kucht'l volunteers for assemblyman up for re-elec· Orange County along with
tion yet unopposed so far in co-chairman J•mes H . the June Primary. i s nevertheless h um min g Kladel, J r. of La g un a Beach. political tunes these days. llley in turn will get Badbam bas come out four-square against escalation or distaff aid from t h e
Orange County Airport use. mesdarMs W. Lee Spe11eer,
"It isn't feasible to expand Corona de! Mar; B•rold E.
operations at the present B•lmer • Tustin; and Rebert
site." Badham declares. Hi s Walker, Fullertoo.
solution: "Make use of El Big namers for Kuchel on
oro Marine Corps Air Sta· the countywide s t e e r i n g
tion. Civllian\iSe ofmilJUry committee are William C.
fields isn't uncommon,'' .he Adami, Jack di Vrie1, concludes. Charles FraUJla, Robert
H I G ff H 0 p E S : Hart. Andrew Mace, Jolt•
Republican Associates of l\bcLeod, W-.Jter B. MeDott,
Orange County, according to Cl•rence Nlahin, Gerdon X.
publicity man Ernest 1''. rucbmond, W a I t e r R.
TrujllJo, have already Schmid, A. J . Sch.ate, and Frank J. Waters. reserved the M a g n o I i aj,;;;;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;.I Room of Disneyland Hotel WAHNOUH ouTuT :;.~.a J une 4 "Victory Par· 1 FURNITURE
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Grove Republican w h o
hopes to c h a 11 e n g e
Westminster's incumbent
Congressman RJebard
Hanna in November, is out
stumping the Orange Coast
for the Primary. Te.ague is
due before the G 0 P
Federated Women's Clubs
May 18, then coffee at the
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Silver belb and coctle. abeDI may not be seen in the six gardena
chOlen tor the Delta Delta Delta Alumnae'• fourth annual garden tour.
But certainly &arden owners will be uked many times tturbig
the May 17 event, "How does your garden grow?" . .
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Open for public view from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. will be the gardens
of Mrs. Hortense Mlller, ZZ511 Allview Terrace, Laguna Beach; Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Shumate, U0'1 Ocean Way, Laguna Beach; Dr.
Howard Fleming 1901 Oc;ean-Way, Laguna Beach, Mrs. Marjorie
Beach, 1 Rocklecig~ Laguna Beach; R Burleson Staten, 20 Cabrillo
Way, Three Arch isay, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming, 32917
Crown Coast Drive, MObal'Ch Bay.
Each garden ii unique and will feature a profusion of differing
plant& ancl a contrut ill planned styles. One garden is immense, cov-
ering two acres. Others are smaller, but feature unusual types of fa~a and flora, ~ch as the Australian garden, or the succulent gar-
den. An old ~sbioned' gard_en is on the agenda for those who like to
walk: on winding paths through a romantic setting. Cymbidium or·
. chids and an ancient pine tree are the main features of another gar·
d~n while several must share the spollight with a magnificent ocean
view.
Hostesses at the gardens will be the Mmes. Richard Randall.
John Hewitt, Lyle Jacobson, Fred Myers, Vinton Cunningham, Wil-
liam Donnelly, James Rudy, Paul DuBois, Glen Askew, and John
Allen.
Tickets at S2 each are designed to make the Newport Harbor
group's charitable funds gr9w, funds that will be distributed to the
Coronary Care Units of Hoag Memorial Hospital, Presbyterian and
South . Coast Community Hospital. Last year's funds were used for
a hta'rt monitoring scope for Hoag's Coronary Care Unit. •
Co-cliiinMn for the event are the Mmes. 0. L. Corbin, John
Kelsey and Robert Seviti. Assisting are committee chairmen, the
Mmes. PhilUp Mentor, hostesses, Ethel Wardrop, refreshments, War•
ren Petersen, publicity and James Williams, assistant publicity.
Refreshments will be served at the Monarch Bay Clubhouse
where a drawing will take place for plants donated by local nurseries.
Tickets are •WI available and may be purchMed In advance
by nlling Mrs. Corbin at 673-8710 or Mrs. Sevitz at 673-8541. Tickets
may also be purchased the day of the event at each garden entrance.
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••• AND PRETTY MAIDS ALL IN A ROW -Previewing a
garden on Delta Delta Delta Alumnae of Newport Harbor's fourth
annual garden tour are three of the group's incoming officers
(from left) Mrs. Warren Peterson, Mrs. Jamee Rudy and Mrs.
Ronal~ Ward who will serve in the offices of publicity chairman,
recording. se~retary, and. vice president. Mrs. Marjorie Beach's garden with its stone stairway, lanterns and exotic plants seeJllJ
to fascinate them .
It Never Hurls to Be Popular
Or does it? Commodore Bob Paley Js finding oqt the bard way~
Since he is tbe guest of honor at lbe Lido Isle Yacht Club's Com·
modores Ball May 25 everybody wall him, including Vice Com-
modore Roy B. Woolaey (left) and Mn. Woolsey and Mrs. PaJey
(left to right). Rear Commodore ud Mrs. Don Ray have ap-
pointed Mr. and Mn. Ted Hinshaw cWrmen of lbe 7 p,m. event
at the Udo Isle Clubhouse. Servin~ on the committee will be
Stall Commodore and Mrs. Herb Riley, p~t commodores. and
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Reno. Guests will include officers of the U.S.
Coast Guard Flotilla 14, the JJth Coast Guard District Auxiliary
and Flotilla Commanders. Bill Wolliford will provide music.
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Clock Turned Back Thoroughly
Modern · 'Mil lies'
In Flapper Daze
Move over groovy, boo boo pedoo is back . • •
For one evening at least when Inservice Volunteers of Children's
Hospital of Orange County throw over psychedelics for the era of
"23 skidoo'' and "oh you kid."
The Good Old Days Caper will begin to roar May 25 at that
well known "speakeasy," the Orange County Medical Association
Banquet Facility in Orange.
Assorted "bathtub" brews will be se rved at 7:30 p.m. with din·
ner at 8:30, and "flappers" and their escorts will spend the rest of
the evening doing the shimmy and the Charleston lo the Bernie Ber-nard orchestra. (
Mrs. William Hadley is general chairman of the event assisted
by the Mmes. Thomas Yedor, Charles Florer and Robert Schnur.
Admis~ion. of $15. pe~ couple will be used to support projects
of the brgaruzatton, which 1s a group of 100 women who provid,e ten·
der loving care to the hospital 's young patients.
Junior and Senior volunteers spend th eir time reading to and
feeding the youngsters and working in the Out Patient Clinic. Any
woman is eligible to become a CHOC Volunteer if she has reached
her 16th birthday and is willing to devote one day a week to the needs
of young patients.
Reservations for the fund-raising "roaring 20s" party can be
made by calling the CHOC Volunteer office. 538-88.11. ext. 4?8.
tie's A KrnoCkout, But Gives ·Grounds for Good · Beef (steak}:·
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I won't
sign this letter because I am ubamed,
but I bope you will help JM anyway. I
didn't go to a family reunion tonight
because I can bardly tee out of one
eye. Y e.terdlly lll1 boyfriend bit me.
A am 17 and m1 boyfriemd la 19. I
reall7 d11 bim U. molt and be lJ neat
tn Iota of WaJI, bat be bu a bad
tamper. We aot into a dmnb •sument
over not.bing at all and I JotlnllY said,
''You ar. stupid!'' SUddenJJ be hauled
off and toeked me. I must .., be wu
awfully nJce about tt dpt after. He
yent and 1ot me a ••hcloth mnd some • Jee.
He ha• hlt me • couple of times
before. but tNs is the first tJme he has
ever given me a black eye. If my foUt1 mw lboat tlUI tlleJ would mu. me
atap 1MiD1 bim and I would cl.le ol
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ANN LANDERS ~
lonelintu. lrthere any way I can get
him to control Itta temper? -BON-
NIE
DEAit BONNIE: Gift Qytle ..._ .ai
-nlaa, .r ce.ne, 1" 89jeJ llllbters,
leeee leetll ... ...,._ a ,,. ....... jlw
eeeefU..•n. A-y•wllew .. w
trot a pt " 1balllly II llH t9111·
peay. Throw lilt• II die taak.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: A nel1hbor
of llline tbbab It la perfectly OJC to
&ate lhc:rt trips with a man to wbom
•
she a not m~ !be te8a peopl•
she ta dolnc bla secretarial work,
wblcb ts a Joke. 3be cannot type or
spell and he ls a Nits ma11ager. Wh,n
I § her what kind of aecretarial
w la requlred, ~ 11ys, "I keep his
reco ."
1 be woman b marded to a. very
nlce man. He must be deaf, dumb and
blind. NobC>dy can understand why Pe
lets her get away with thJs. •
Our clilldren are 11 and 13 years oi
age -the ume u the chfldreti of this
traY'ellnl "llCl'etf1Y·" ,,., .,.. ..,..
proachlng 1n age when moral~ are Im·
portJ.nl. All four youngsters 1lways
b1ve been good friends but I am
beginning to think perhaps I should not
allow the friendship to continue. I don't want to be mean, but a woman
who behaves in such a shameless
mauer will undoubtedly influence lier
children's thinking and I don't-want
' her to illflUence mine. May I bear
from JOU on this? -AGAINST SIN
l>EAR ~GAJNST: Sorry, LHJ,'W
I ,_,, btly yoar tlleorJ. The
Mli'tber's thlldrea ahoald Mt be
pe..urH for dte immoral bttla.t.r ef
ihelr aedter. It aoande te me aa If
they are pin' to ll1ve enoagh
kan.dte wUho11t btln« 1ban"4 by
tltelr fr:teMI. A UUle .cem,...toa CH
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: My hus·
band and I an childless but we arc
very fond of our nieces and nephews.
One IJlUe girl in particular Is an
adorable child. Her mother, however,
11 • wee bit nutty. SometbJng hap-
pened yesles'day wbich bas us deeply
.concerned. Your advise ls wanted.
Juantt.'a birthday is ~omlng up in two weeks. 1bl1 mohtl.ng we received
a letter from Juanita's mother. It read: ..
"Dur Fred and Marie: Please do
not send Juanita a blrtbday gift tNs
year. She has ,been • wry naughty
chilcl and doesn't deserve a gift. She
ha• been ••ssy to me \tl week and T
fee! she should be punl&hed. Thank you
very much. -Dor~y" •
What shouicl we do? -Fred and
Marie
DEAR f & M: Write : "Dear
Dnrolhy: JuanJta'1 birthday gift w11J
be on ltl way hi a few days. Wllal ...,_
pens between yoa a• lter ii net "'
bu1lneu. Find Mme other me .. ti
puD11lll11 lier. Sl•~re)J, Fred ..S
Marie."
When romantic ll&nce•. tana to warm embraces la it love or
chemistry? Send for tlae boolt1et "lme
or Sex and How to Tell tbe Dlt,,.
ference ." by Ann Linden. Encl• a
long, IWnped, telf-addreued 19\•
velope and SS cents i~n with Yflllf
re-.iu'8t.
Ann tanders will be grad to help Jal
with your problems. Send them to w
· ln care of Ille DAILY PILOT, edOlot-
lng • IWnped. aell..-cldnuld • velope. ,
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DAJLY PILOT w-. ... ~ 15, 1'61
;oilers Chart Course for Tourney
!tting ready to aall into the third annual M hole Medal Play Championship
>urnament at Rancho San Joaquin on the Irvine Ranch are (left to right)
rs. Jam11 Keeler, tournament chairman: Mra. Joseph Maries, first flight
lnner, 1987, and Mn. Al Haig, pr11ldent. Play will begin at 8:00 a.m. May 21
id continue May 22 and May 24. Defending champions are the Mmes. Wil-am Macauley, Robert Schaefer, Thomu Moore, John MacMillan and Martes.
Tennis Tournament
Home Show
Decorates
Anaheim
Mothers
Planning
Convention
'RM ad annual COD-
vtatiOa ol Blue S t a r
Modiers of America ,
DeplrtmeDt of Oelifcnla
wW tab pMlce at tbe Bun-tin,._ Sheraton Hotel.
Bea l nnlng with a pntident's reception on
May 11 and a memorial
•rvk:e f« mothers and
lilrviotmu wtlo bave pa11·
ed ..,., durlnc the peat
,.., the CCID'ltll&n will ,,,.
fkUJly open .t 10:30 a.m. •.
Mooday, May •. Tbe public
..S membeN ol servke and
pMrioC:lc clulll are lnvit.d to
aetmd tbM and. the· ..,ior ac-
tivities.
The purpoee of the COD-
veatklD ii to elect new of. fleer• and to hetr reports
from olflcer1 and COID·
miltee1.
Sorority
Applauds
Members
Mrs. Richard Sailor slrl·
of-the-year, llfid Mrs. Roger
Denlg, pledge-of·the-year,
•
Answering the N.eed
DEAR NANCY : At last a column
!bat iuwen my needs. My cbi1d:rtn
have been bavtns continual youth
lfOup meettnp at our home. Any ideas on .a.ai to serve Io r
refrelhmeata? Alllll I ~n't mean
cider, · douibnutl,
brownie• Oil puacb.
IDEA-LESS
M<mlER
DEAR IDEA·
LESS:· I have a
wild idea for you-
stralgbt f r o m a
highly r e 11 a b le
IOW'Ce on teen-• eati.na. ?dy daup-
ter informs mt tbat
the "1n" food for
the yoUJller a n d
wiJer 1enerltJon
conaiJta ol such
esoteric aoodies
""'coconut milt, boysenberry juice, mmt tea, Iii blrs. oatmeal cooties •
.esame be.rs and yogurt -honest!
This undoubtedly represents an anti·
Establllbment movement aaa1ut auch bourteola, materialistic refrubmentl
as brownies and dou«bftuta. Cbtck
your health food store fw macb and
beverages.
DEAR ·NANCY : I am a J7·ytar-old
boy whose parents go out for the evto-
inl quite often. When tbia occurs I am
atuck with TV dinners which are ,et.-
tint quite monotonous. Could you live
me an idea on what to cook fof a
simple meal? FROZEN ? 0 0 D
FLUNKY
DEAR FROZEN FOOD J'l.1UNKY :
You're smart to learn bow to cook -
not only for now but when you get •
married. When your wife goes out to
her gourmet cooking clasa and leaves
you with a TV dinner. you'll be
prepared. All TV dinners art reruns of
the same old food. For something dif·
ferent but easy to make, try this bot
Monte Cristo sandwich -it's out of
sight!
Put 1 thick 1lice of Swiss Cheese and 1 slice of ham between 2 slices of ~ed. white sandwich bread. Press down firmly so the sandwich sticks to-
gether around the edges. Beat 1 egg with 1/3 cup of cream; UghUy dip 1andwlcb
in this egg mixture and fry in butter until bread Is brown on both sides. Coot
alowly 110 the cheese has time to melt a little. Thia is a rich sandwich and a meal
in itself, especially with a salad on the side. Have you ever tried sliced or,anges
and red onion rings in French dressing? Doesn't taste like roughage. I
were congratulated b y members of the Delta Alpha What'1 ~ur cooking predicament? Send it in and see if we can cook it!
Phi-chapter, Beta St1m----"'ku. w cafl.'t-~1onally ~r -alL 11our Let.ta1,-thcu.-Utttt1 with ~moat
Phi, durinc the meeting con· entntaming or JNrtimnt culi114T11 prob~ wiU be published in thil column.
ducted lut ni&bt ln Mrt. Send JIOUr Lettcn to WHAT COOKS? c/o THE DAILY PILOT.
Denlg's Fountain Va 11 e y
home.
Presiding for the tast tiroe
was outgotnc president N'.rs.
Martin Pecen, and Incoming
president Mrs. Denlg will
begin her official duties at
tbe next ·meeting taking
place at 8 p.m. Tueaday.
May 28, in tbe home of Mrt.
George Stewart.
The prog:rtm for the even-
iDI will be a Search fClr
Truth.
Area women interested in
affiliating with ttie group
are ln\'ited to attend the
meeting and may call either
Mn. Peoen or Mrs. Denil
for additional information.
AFS Chapter
Founders Day
Baking
Plans
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Plans f« partidpetioo in be co-sponsored by ttie adult
Fountain Valley's Founders ch apter and the high school
Day celebration will be club. ._
formulated when the Foun· Miss Moragas, who will
lain Valley High School leave after graduation, bu
cMpter of the American been stayitlg with N'.r. and
Field Service meets tonight Mrs. Jamel Burbeck and
in 1he 1ehool. daughters Julie and Joyce
The public is invited to at· and sons Jay and Mllte.
Mi~sionary
League Sets
Banquet Tables
More than 200 mothers
and d.aull*ta of Qlfiat
Lutheran Cburcb, C o 1 t a
Mesa, are expected for 'the
annual banquet Friday, May
17at1:30 p.m.
tend the meeting taking A bated goods booth dur· Square Dance place at 7:30 p.m. A paint· ing Founders Day will raise Plans Are Adopted ing lfonated to the chapter funds to enable the l<:bool to
Costa Mesa'.s Sq uar e by Mrs. Robert Gray, Bea brin& another atudeot to the
Popular Span1ah a n d Rlgers •• tpOMOrilC their artist, wUl be offered as a ar" next y.ar. ---------
Happiness la Springtime
is the theme, aecording to
Mrt.E.G.Stelttng,miltrets
of c e r e m o D it s • The
L u t b • r an Women'•
M.iuiooary L e a g u • ia
apomorin& the affair.
Plans are being finalized for the seventh
annual Charity Tennis Tournament spon-
aored by the Adoption Guild oC Southern Or-
ange County.
The DAILY PILOT
Covers Boating
Best in West Junior prelimin·ary matches for boys and
girls 18 and under, mixed doubles only, wiU
Mediterranean motifs will 12th anniversary 1 q u a r e prize. M e m b e r s h i p in the
be featured in more than 30 dance t o n i g h t at 8 in June activities wiU Include chapter always is welcome
furnished rooms at the Thompson Hall, behind the a party for ·the school's first and interested persons m.ty
Or3llge County Home and First Methodist C h u r c h , AFS student. Miss Ruby contact Mrs. Lorin R. Lam·
Dec<lrators Show May 1~ Costa Pl.eu. ~oragas of Chile, whlch will men, president, at 982-4833. in Anaheim's Convention __________ _;._ __________ _.;_ ________________ )
• be played in Newport Beach next Saturday
and Sunday with finals scheduled for May 00.
Seniors' preliminary matches will be
played May 25, 26, and 30. Semifinals will
be June 1 and 2.
Mrs. Edward A. Boyd ls tournament chair-
man. In charge of the junior tournament s
Mrs. John J . Elliott. ..
Those serving on the Tennis Ball Com-
mittee, according to Mrs. Frank L. Wi!Jiams
Jr., include the Mmes. Rex R. Reno. decora-
tions; Cedric Sanders, fil es; James W. Hines
Jr., invitations; Raymond Carpenter, pro-
grams, and Williams, ~eservations.
The gala supper dance will take place
June 2 in the Balboa Bay Club. Tickets wlll
be $20 per couple. All tournament proceeds
will benefit the Holy Family Adoption Ser-
vice o1 Orange County.
Center.
Sponsored for the 14th
year by Orange County's
Builders Association, the
lhow will be open from 5 to
11 p.m. weekdays and noon
to 11 p.m. Saturdays and
Sundays.
Homemakers will hav~
the opportunity to view the
very latest in furnishings,
decorations and appliances
in more than 300 exhibits.
Also highlighted will be the
Cavalcade of Kitchens. com·
priled of fl~ di stinct.i ve ar.
rangements.
Kids Like to
'Ask Andy'
'hysicist,
)tyle Show
)nProgram
m A/J ' THE N-E·W atci~ .1 L&QK
Memben of the Newport
each Christian Women'•
lub are readyinc prepare·
ona for tbelr aanual Men's
dgM Banquet. ..
The event ta tdleduled for
!xt Friday at 7 p.m. in the
a lboa B.y Club.
Speanr will be Lambert
<>lphin Jr., a s p a c e
!search pbysldsl for Stan·
•rd Unlveraity. Fashion
reviewa will be P"tented
y W1'1 C.uUI, Udo
aahlon a ad Woodruff's
fe11'1 Ston.
A spec I.al muslca1 feature
ill be pretented by Mr. and
Its. DenaAa ICrMJM.
Senior Citizens
Offer Program
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CAN'T BE WR.ONG
1be namber that ch o 1 e
Hoes Holpital to be bom in
linct 1be7 ant . opened in
1911%. Utde Er I c a Jane
BatH welibed in at i
pounds, 2 OWIC8 at 2 in the
momlnc on *Y Day. the •
lint ol May. II all 25,000
decided to band toaether they
aou1d have tbem.-elvet a
1mall city. Back 1n ·sa soo
beibiel a year wu conaidered
a babyana. In 1967 the cro,
lhoc1'ed 1n at 2.167 •• :nu ts
N&tioM1 Hoepttal Week! HI
Hoec. stay on betnc u llftl
.. 10ll aft •••
ON 1ffE OTHER
SIDE 01' THE OOIN
A Golden WeddJnr 111·
n l v e r 1 a r y •wu tJein&
eeltlnted by the Pftlf'D-
tation d a money trtt to the
happy couple with 50 yean of
wedded bllM ~ In iieir
qea. But die ttUa m~ tree
• : . a whole ltOClt d cym.
bidium orchids, planted in I
pot and made sivlnc b8pp)t
with aome dollar eucaJnitus
leavee. 'lben, rolled Qt or
pleated accordian fuMon.
were one hundn!d dolJ.. In
fiver; and ones ••• the sreen
atulf, rMI ~. tied on to
JclDk like tftey Weft lfO'#in&
Ollllt d the eucalyptua leM'el.
R01 Ba.rrqtion, the desllner
illllated Oil bavinc IOIDe lltde
pld coiDI aom ew btre
becaUM what poecible CCll-
nection c:ould ~ rmney liave
witb al Golden Weddlnl lln-
nlwnary. The cio.e.t be
could rnanaae waa some cop.
per J)eldee dlJlllinl on the
cymbidh1ma . . a 50 )'Ur
~ ne to tie lonr renwm·
beftd.
B!"ST PLACE ro
CALL IS THE ZOO
Do Y'OIJ ... any 9llr1ch
egs, the lady wanted to
know. Our Frank Spielbeqer
ObliJlnll1 ealied 0 l I 0 ft
lrodMrt who ~ Ill with
our s. m dclUn extra ftttb
double A .... nch week.
Nope Ibey Ml't .... any
Clltrtcli ..... but Ibey mllbt
.,. ... to -IGmt dDck ... _. .... mllbtllean
eeertall ,... .. -.Id
~ -tlioalM. « ..... ,.... ..., aot oal the
IDO. loaaJ, nm .... led
to lit l8d1 6at abt 9ltdt for
quail ......... aD lhe
ftllt9d tblm IOr WU to Slve
tblm to • ,.,... wllD liked
odd ball ~· All In a day's
wortr °' dollll llPCial tb1ngs for lptCial pecple wbo blve
special rtqUHtl.
ITIQC YOOJl J"INGD
JH •• nwanmm • ...... ,!Pet
--lfootllll'ud•· AB az'OllDll .. ..... were
palllll~~anincb
&ierOll. Jt Wll 11*11 to
Kanau Ob' fclr aoawllod)''.
allttr'a~.It~
JO pamda &ad Wt Jiit tt was
Id °' rodla, &ad had .. ....,. liandlinl'' matlred
all .... g..,.. Wat the x-CltJ .. w. )'e'll
-•. artAdiolMI. ,.., Ftt.a .... air .... ., to plelle.
Molle ..... Ont el cur
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... ... cmat. J1nt ltOp
waaJd lie Vanaouwr, B.C. He
1.-,d •'• ... all Clllt of meat by the time lie arrived.
Weald wt ~ --.. for bm. We'ft Wl'IU. to ()Ctawa
to ........ poltal ,...w...
U.. .. • -.t t*I frora -~~.-....Mex· k!o 1oCCtPtJ OS meat did! ia
ftnt b'1» *-tlml .-cJc·
eel 9l ltJroloam IDd no.n in
for PeGllle who Ullt ttieir
1Uc:bard'1 meat at boa» and
llbr-s.
~ JW'd .. 101111! d ... U-1 hapttefnp
around ... old eorTal • • •
Wiien we're not puttinr ui>
fried ~ b OJI lmd\ts
fer ,. ~ m the
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PHONE 673-6360 FOR DELIVERY OlJR'PRtCES EFFECTIVE MAY 16.17-18
LIDO
NEWPORT BLyP. AT THE ENTRANCE TO LIDO ISLE
SWEET EATING COACHELLA.
GRAPEFRUIT · 10 FOR $1
CRISP, LARGE~ffAH·TYPE
, CELERY
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CALIFORNIA (S JUICIEST VALENCIA
ORANGES 8 .· LBS. $1
-MILD BERMUQA.TYJ!E SPANISH
ONIONS 2 La.s. 15c
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FOL GERS COFFEE I LI. 67•
FOLGHS COFFEE 2 LIS. 1.33
FOLGERS COFFEE 3 LIS. 1. 95
POMPEIAN
OLIVE OIL I.. 39c
KNUDSEN LA BON
BUTIER 1 u.. 79c
SMUCKER$ .ALL FlA VORS
Ice Cream Toppings 11-. 29c
RICHARD'S LARGE AA
EGGS 3 DO~~
FLEISCHMANH'S RE6ULAR
MARGARINE 1 ..., 35c
SUNSHINE
KRISPY CRACKERS , ..., 33c
CHUN KIN6
Water Chestnuts • • 3 ,_ '1
ALL FLAVORS LIQUID DIET-I oz.
METRECAL 4 FOi $'J
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BAKED BEANS n • 3 ,. '1
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BIRDSEYE
v'VEGETABLES
4 FOR $1,.~
CUT WAX BEANS
ITALIAN GREEN BEANS
BROCCOLI SPEARS
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HOLLOWAY HOUSE
Stuffed Green Peppers 14 ..
MRS. PAUL'S
EGG PLANT STICKS 7 ..
MRS. PAUL'S DEVILED
CRAB MINIATURES 7 ... I
ST AR KIST SOUTH AFRICAN
59c
39c
49c
LOBSTER TAILS ' .. 1.69
EL WELL FARMS
WING-ENS ....
EL WELL FARMS
RU MAKI ,. ..
EL WELL FARMS CORDON ILEU
79c
79'
MUSHROOMS 41/i ... 69c
SORTONS ...
FISH STICKS , .. 2 ,., 69c
STOUFFERS
BEEF CHICKEN
TURKEY
·PIES
IOOZ. 49'
... 4 ,_s1 ~it
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BROWN BREAD
McCORMICK IMITATION
BACON BITS
&ALLON LIQUID
CLOROX BLEACH
ASSORTED FROSTED
CUP CAKES ',_ 49c
FRUIT-FILLED
VARIETY BUNS ' .. 39c
POTATO BREAD JSc
Dutch Cru'lch Rolls ' .. 29c
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~ OSCAR MAYER, ALL BEEF, ALL MEAT
·w1ENERS sr..
OSCAR MA YER ALL IEEF OR ALL ME.AT
SLICED BOLOGNA 11 .. 59c
kRAFT INDIVIOUALL Y WRAPPED SLICED
AMERICAN SINGLES , .. 3 ,. '1
-swiss KNl&HT ASSORTED
GRUYERE WEDGES , .. 59c
NEW! PILLSIURY HUN6RY JACK
Butter Tastin' Biscuits •'I• .. 5 .., s1 '\
Hove you tried this?
lmportecf From fr•nc• •••
BABYBEL CHEESE
RouH, Sefl'lisoft mild wftite an.ck • 4....+
ch•"• with• cleUc.te nutty fl~or. t ft. 1.M
. . ·. STOUFFERS IAICEO •
MINUTE MAID
JUICES
5 FOR $1 6 oz.
ORANGE-GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
TANGERINE JUICE
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
ORANGE JUICE
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Chicken Breast" ... 1.59
STOUFFERS WITH SAUCE
Swiss Steak .. v, ... 1.69
SARA ~EE
POUND CAKE
12 ... 69c
1.Q.F. MANDARIN
ORANGES 10 ••. 5 .., '1
Birdseye Topping
COOL WHIP
Plmt 2.., 49c
ARDEN
ICE
CREAM
1h GAL. 69'
BIRDSEYE-I O·ot.
Turnip Greens 2 .., 29c
BIRDSEYE
Potato Puffs , ... 5 ,., •1
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BIROSEYE-9-01.
French fries 2 ,_ 25c
DOWNY FLAKE
FRENCH TOAST
u-. 29c
ARMAN I NO
Chopped Chives 2 • 39c
telte¢ ...
TOP OF THE GRADE USDA CHOICE IEEF
RUMP . ROAST Bone In 79¢ LI.
STROGONOFF ·TENDER
ROUND STEAK .
SWISS . STEAK
BEEF STEW MEAT
ZACHY FAIMS FRESH
HEN TURKEYS
RICHARD'S OWN I 00% PURE
PORK SAUSAGI Ste U.
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ILV PILOT Wtd11tsw . May 15, ~'Mil
itary Ceremony
ledding -Vo'l-!s Pledged . . .
\ndrew1 PretbJWiaa
a ••· 1be aettiat w
WtarJ ttyle cenlDClll7 cmm.naaeAM
ineJos.....-MldU.
•Michael w.nace.
)lev. Qr. a-111
Jt~..,..... .. .....,.. rtnc rite la
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·bride la tbe IJuJhter
. and Mr1. A. Vincent ,.. of Newpot't
t: a.r laubmd is the
f Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
ce of Gibntr, Tu.
-m' marrlafe by Mir
:, the bride selected a
Iencth whlte organza
Will Jong MeVel and
Meats. Leee trimmed i'Mmline. cuffs and
e. Hel-~lencth
".. caught to • head· " }ace and Med pearls
Jqf patten. Sbe ca· • ~ bouquet of French ~
.ill• surrounded bJ math and maiden
fem.
H Kathleen Jorgensen
asked by her sister to ~
1aid ot honor. She was i
!d in a floor ~gtlt • w organza gown w i t h
sleeves' and 1'h!te lace
on the cuf.fs and bodice.
headpiece wu formed
iellow rosebuds llld a
She carried a bouquet
n>y yellow rwes, white
santhemUml MJd baby , " th. I
mtically dred were •·~--
bridelJMidl, M r • • LT. (it> AND MRS. JOHN WALLACE
ard Benedict of Sa,n San Dieto Home o. Mrs. Lynn Hettrick
alinu, Mill Mary .Lou
aer of Newport Beach cburdl under • arch of
Mill Mary Gt-ace beof. 8'WOl'ds md proceeded to
, also of Newport Beach. Irvine CoMt Country Club, ~st man was U . Phil W • the settiftg .l'or the receptioo. l~. Ushers included Individual tables were
Cmdr. ~ R. WQOd, U . decorated with bouquets
• Harr11. Lt. Fnd E. • centered by a can<Be circled
get': 9Dd u . (Jg) RIDdy with yeQoiw etarburst and
!fann. all officers in the yellow dallies. The wedding
Navy. . cake table .._ decoraU!d
mdlelilfrten were Miss with silver cllldelabra and , HyMon, who wore a golden garnet. etarbunit, ~ len,ch ~ ntllftla add yellow daisies. The
l and David Geoffroy stair<:ase featured yellow
s ~ayle Hane waa bows with a llll'ge bouquet
·er 1111. at the top of the stairs with ~gnat wu R. ob er t stock, gladioli aoc1 \arge
'ates and aolo1~t was yellow chrysanthemums.
:ren Presnell m. tile Assisting at the reception
reh decoreted 10 a wer'"' Miss Mary Mcintyre
f1W and white motif "' ' turlnC en altar piece ol
te Pdioll and Mlle
orlDom of yellow bows
nmed with w h it e
ysmtbemunw, Aock ~
1y brWh.
~left the
WCDU McCLUNG ... ,.... laft DOW 00
Mrs. Eugene Giffin and
Mrs. Gary Stone, d colle~
friends ol the bride from
San Diego.
The bride is a graduate of
C aliforn i a Western
University in SM Dieao and
is a tHctler in La Mesa. Her
lluMnd alltended t h e
UDivenity of. Oklabolna and
now is aerviog in the U.S.
Navy attached to a figater
squadron s t a t i o n e d at
Miramar Naval Air Station
ia San Diego.
A wedding trip to Texas
and Florida will be delved
until July. The .newlyweds
are making their home in
San Diego.
3ride-elect
Nill. Wed
n '"Winter
our wide Mleetion of
w.tom upholstery labriea
SamdN . ~ McOlunt
ill = h bride of >hn J Timko during a
!f'emeli\t m St. Cecilla's ltho'lic ~ch, Santa Ana,
l Dec. 21. Their._.... .. was aft·
>unced • Cblf a &IMll anil1 4lnner p.rty le ~
:>me of Mr. and Mrs.
·verett c. t.tc:aunc oC S8ritt
na Heithtl, pennts of the
ri~.
M1IS Mcamc. formerly ! Newport Beedl. ii an
lunaoa 1lf "9Wi*t H.rbor
lib School and attended
restmonl OoUe,., s.ta
arbar1.
Tbe benedict-tcH>e, SOft of
Ir. ad Mn. Joba J, Timko r Pmtl AmboJ, N.J .• ls a
radu* o f Woodbrid&e
!ilb..,., ~ Jeney
nd lltt•W Kon m•u th
OBtlt. New J..,. He
................ Ana 1o11911 WI Ill upon
lt'Mll nm lie U.S . ..-em,., • El Ttro.
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N9Wartr &.00 .• 12.00
Choate from OVM 38 J)a'tteml ona
colors in thia tremendous selection.
irtdluding our Zenith collection of
contemporary te~es. rayon • or
KrYon and aottan matelc:mae&
ilep • la-. ... eall your nearest
toll-free May Co.and a repre1enta-
tive will eome to your home with a
complete aelediorr of fabrics -no
charge or obligation.
mcsy co~ wstom j • f
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Members' of the Hoot 'n
Hollm' l\oost of Newpdrt llNdl, KFI Nigbt Owla will
ftCK$ tog~er next Stmday
at t . p.m. in the Senior
CMbem Recreation Center.
Mre. Arthur Struck will
praent a prop-am entitled
Trunk in tbe Attic in which
ab& will demonltr8te unique
and dec:oNtive waya to use
and display ant.iques and
unwanted articles.
Special guest will be Kn.
Ed Mart1 of Coeta Me11a,
101 yeara or age but still ~. own bakint and
'Di• sroup is celebrating • Jts ·tOtb anniversary. N!pt
Owll from other cities also
are w'1come. ·
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8 DAILY PILOT Wfdntsday, M11 15, 1968
Newlywed Huddlestons
Making Ho.me in HB
Residina in HUJJtinP>D
Beach we newlyweds Jerry
Edward Huddlelton and hll
bride, the former Mary
Jean Lemke.
The Rev. J . Michael
Montgomery performed the
double riJ>a rites ill Calvary
EvangeUcal Free Church,
Laiuna Beech. 'the bride, given in mar·
riaae by her b r o t h e r ,
Michael R. Lemke, ls the
daughter of the Richard
Lemkes of Costa Mesa. Her
husband ii the son and
1teploa ot Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Van Brunt o t
Newport Beach.
Tbe new Mrs. Huddleston
aelected a short white lame
crepe dress with a shoulder
lencth veil held in place with
a seed pearl crown. Sbe ~ar
ried a bouquet of baby
breath, W'hite dalslff and
baby yellow roses.
Marchla Garrison was
maid of honor while Miss
Gaby Snelleo and M1la
Susan Bal ley were
bridesmaid.I. Tbey donned
plnk crepe IOWD.1 and held
plnk dailies.
Harry P. Finch WU belt
man while ushering guestl
to their &eats were Glenn
Graham and Larry Hlld-
dleaton.
The Tultin home of Mr.
and Mn. Frank Bertin wu
the setttnc for a ~
reception attended by 100 suests. A.Isl.Sting were Mn.
Van Brunt and Miss Loplse
Peterson, cpusin of 1be
benedict. ~former Miss Lemke ls
a graduate of Estancia High
School and attended Orange
Coast C o 11 e g e • The
bridegroom ls an alumnus of
Laguna Beach High School
and was a student at
Multnoma School of tlie Bl·
ble.
The couple honeymooned
In Solvang.
Coming to the Luau?
Fun for all Balboa Power ~uadron members and
their guests is forecast for ~e annual luau next Fri-
day in the Newporter Inn. Planning the Polynesian
entertainment are Lt. Walt Wbrnahlt and L1. Cmdr.
Stan Buckley (ieft to right) and Anchorette mem-
bers Mrs. Ernest L. Miller and Mrs: Jack Ruddis
(left to right).
Homemalcing Utopian
Iampering With~Firfle Mac;bine
By f AMELA HALLAN mllbt pat a l'OMt in ber ~ Bllt Hiil tbouth t h 9 • *' ._ ,.. ... · M9l oven wtm. It will be !eomerpMlr Of tonton-ow
II rwr pqcbt readJ for ber' piutic um. room coobd bJ bdrlnd r1111. mt1 be ell\'ltcl. thffe are
tbe home ol tcmorrow? fmnlture wttb l a fl ah d Whlll that's coablC lbe c• atQI =ti questions ao
'I'raDlplnllt · c b a Jr a .plutlc p81oilrl Ind i.'Cl put potatoes la a blender "old-" hOUlekeeP-t'r an 1 p are nt table•' pla&tic cbalrs and tables. which wUl 1utomat"c.U7 • needl red. tnmpWent boulea. . . ' Sbe may atop to lounge foe a ~ them •a t beJ"Y• Ma~ even ._ .. __ t moment cm ~ dMr' plastic been mashed. SB u • • · what's to keep ·r.... .. --J'tdln ... cblir jmdor frem sticking a pin Ill people if communication is • To complMe '-dinner tboee plaatic pUlows and
really tbe a,. to a better U JIDar camea ID for a abe might put o i b e r who's coinc to clean those world · blmbur1w, 1be eaa *-it ~ptables ill an ~ glass walls?
. But. cloee rour eyes for a OD a JlllPll' plate _. to.a it ftich can cook tbne dif. And W'bat U th8 instant moment md viaualile a dll1 ill ._ radar nDl9 where ll fweat tb.1-at tbe same ut b tte · In tbe Ule ol a bcsnemak• will be coobd ID cme tlme, • er mate uae • JJl a pean u r you get by
Gt tomon'OW' u preaeated at mlmde. tpeCial oven ~ "'" eJt ~:: ,~lackage
0r1n11 Couf C"ollece CGm-When ·ill time to do ~ microtraftl to cook a lf... Why wony now?
munity Women's !My. laundry lbt'D get oat her pound turkey· in 90 minutes. Because au tbese in·
She'll glide Into her kit· porilble wUbtr-drfer md U lhe had cooked the novatioos are alrudy here.
eben we..uic a d re 11 wblle she's at it lbe'll toll la turkey, abe could have And Ult day they're part of
treated with a ftoaridller to ber drip drJ wiC thlt ca be ~ demed the oven afterward our everyQy llviq is just
teep out water and ail spots. st.Jled cm blr bead. with a damp paper towel. around ..,. corner.
Her eaa will be boiled on Dinner time 11 a breae. And after ctilmer, if she's ;::::;::;;:;:====== an iDvia1hle burner, ber pan Sbe'll airnpty 1et out a reecty to to out on the town, F RST F aetUnc on a flat surface. No prbz&1 mirbd "dlamr tor lhe can put on be r I • AST
eorn«s or crevices to delD. fOUr' and a PKbt ol penwently curled stretch Wt1e t.lls "" firat •IMut th•
Under h• feet will be a soft premeuund coftee. Or if wig (dry by now) and M.t 111, IM•I 11ews7 Check it
vloyl carpet, wbkib she oan she Ubl to do tbiDCa the maybe a lace dress made ol evt, It• .... ,1y •'••Y• th• clean with toap and..... "old..fllbtoaed" .. .,, ebe c::ottoo. DAILY "LOT.
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W...._.,, Mu U, 1968
Harborife to Sew.e • DAILY PILOT JJ
~,---~ <:n!!~~~~·,_Big E>ream 599itta~i1;1s:· 5omesne 0ivtJIQes S~ret
}lnliaeDt Of Balboa Savtnp Women lot tbe Southern Oranc• Couta1 Reciprocl-
and Lola, wm be illllaUed ca 11 t 0 r a 1 a Symplaony ty Bui-ua of PEO will bOlt THURSDAY, ~ dtYGtiac )'Wl'..V to bMlt OD IMvt. Some~OWd pl&J. try " .... ........ of • vtee pnUdlllt ot tbe Hollywood Bowl A19ocia-a procram entitled The MAY I 6 ~remonies wUl precede a Dllney Drtem nut Friday BJ SYDNEY <>MARR
luacheon Jn ~ Newpcri at 10 LID. ta tbe CommWllt7 ARIES (Marcb 2l·Aprll
Harber Yadlt Club &mclay, =::=...Church of 19): TCIDl&bt eQjoy good
May 19. • Miu. M~ Joaea will be com~; express
A1ilo aecepttns dut* will IU9lt apeabr. a..p.1 QV )'OUl' hopes and wishes. Day be Dr. Grace (Kn. J. C.) llDd OA will boll features ltlrtl Jn new dire~
Bell, auociate dull of the Newly elected 'D-i-..ity Uons. Inecae from career Calll1n&a C o 11 e I e of ·-~""" efforts is enbanced. Go
Medicine, Uahwstty o f olflcen who will ·be in p1acea. Do tiaCI -meet
Ca!lfornla who will be tbe chlrce Of tbe meetiD& aro ~ .
J11'91ideot: Iii r a. G. F. =-Mmel. H. B. Cbenow.eb -TlUIWI (April JO.May
WUIOD Jr., • o 1 a a t e • r Newpart Beadl. Jll'lll-JD)· ~teaching· lel'Vice eocrdlaMar' for ~; C. 9· Gruber ol s.... .... . ~
UCLA beallll 1 c 19 n c e 1 • ttqtoo BIMll, 'rice Jnli· · Mm fr'Clll 111euage.
sec rt tar 1. md 1111111 dent; B. ll Sein ol X..... BJ tmlOt -ID authority re--::~~~ M x=-:r: ::::.-: :.S"?f· ~
Telephone a a d TeJecrapb. Mela. c or r • • po ad 1 a c qalilb prtadp\11. Maintain treasurer. let'!'ttary &lld A C. Fenett bllaoce.
The committee was found. Of Huntington Be a c b , GEMINI (Ml'f __ 21.June
ed ta 1llD to mcourage Was\lftl'. 20): Strem 1lft'9llltllt7. Your
women ta busiDeu and in Rell!'Vatlcm Cllll be made 4bUmlc penonaUO catches
• the profeuloaa to IUIJPOl't wtdl Yrs. R. W. F1nle7, t73-oa. Peopil IDYbt 10U places. NEW Tin.• t be Lo 1 A a I el t 1 3W. cir Mn. M. O. Jtilll Jr., CCllllfll1 wttbDut acaUering Air* llomquist PbUblnDc8c OrcheitrL 4M-Sal'l. 10llf fclreel. FiDlsb work
Al SAVINGS -
BONIUSI STIAKS : BiiiNusn 6S.t.
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CANCE& (JUM 21.JW, ,_. DIJ fublrea creaUve
21): Check deta.Ua: studJ ~ and a Naallltic ia-
ftne )lriDt. Re.d betweea the tlrludl. Ollldren c o u 1 d
liDel. U oblervlat, yoa m6 ,_ prood. Be percep.
C'CMl1d make v a 1 a • b 1 t t!ve.
to Di fb t : C!ltumatance.s "'2 0 ) : Be h lncl-tbe.ecenes
,,....._ far aw tfforts, t"8tl eome to u,bt u they
CIOlll&adl. You mate friends allect JOU. U fiexiblt, you bJ wttUntM-to speak up. s u c c e e d • 0 a e w h o
Mtull dlll"t bide. Shyness auociated with you in past
baa DO plaee toda1. Be now stMes be (ot 1he) lorik&· tbinb you were correct.· Be P (Feb. lt-Marc.b a gracious winner. dilcovery. Accent on public • • SCORPIO (Oct. JS.Nov.
rellitloel. Settle accounts. 21): Cond1tiom _. 11eadier ~,T.t,m:'l~;· ~~;:e:i~ Summer R1.tes Planned 'l'odly )'eti find out bow ctatr'**1 OD tsseatil]S,
mudl oppcdJaa uJlb to Reww abcnrn lor e1for1a. p•·-'-J 11 yow plan; uplraUoaa. Tbt IAGm'JUUtJS (Nov 21· -1 on a UDt
b7 la to face fadl ..... Dec. J1): Ntlcbbor • 0 r 1"ddlnc ID St. Klcbeel's and
!:_You laia by Pi.ctac N1i1t1ft ~ 1 e c rt t AD Aqtla a~ Corona
.., __ OD table, face•· To-,·Dol't c..t ant atiooe. Be~ de) .Mir, ar. PllDtla Ann :_.mate, partner Ilda IQOd, 1J1DP1tbtUc lWleer, NllttA aad Joba Clltford
VIRGO <Aac. D-Sept. 21): but dae't btcame inYOIYed ta ·But Jr. MJuatmea& at home ocean; famU;r Jll'Oblems ol oeben. ftetr tllllClment w11
fllDilJ member upr 1•11 FlMlb important proJtcl revealed before the bride·
frlDk desires. U you com-CAPIUCORN (Dee. IZ· elect'• ICll'OritJ abters cm w. friction is avoided. Be J•. lt): Stress on proftt as tbt Unlvenity ol Clliforni1,
mature. Make lntdJlent result of new contact, BerbleJ, cmnpua.
cwesslcm. Beautify aur· crutiw tade-a9Cllr. G a I n Mill MMtlcm, daa&Mer ol
l'CIUDdlnla. lbown if JIOG tab hUUMlve. Mra. LaQ Iii a t t 1 o n of L1Bti (Sept. is-Oct. 21): AQUARIUS (Ja. JO.Feb. lrvlDe and John B. Mattscm
A't'Old extnmee. Don't wear: 11): CJcle movea a p ol Lani Beach, ls an alumna
. ,
of Corona del Mar High
Scllool and ltudylne at
Berkeley in b I o l o g t c a 1
sciences. Sbe h a member
Of Chi Ome11 fO?'Ol'lty.
Her fiance, son Of 1'r1. Ao \
A. Ovrom of Coronado anCJ
Dr. John East of Mereed,
was sraduated from Merced
Hi&b School and received
his bacbekr ol ldence from
Berkeley where be is stu-
dytni for bb masters in
bu.alnea adm.lDlltration. He
w11 gradulllled with honors
ta electrical eqlneering.
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-w ASIDNGTON (AP) -The absence of coswr. barrier's eUectiveneu. ma)I have sllPl*f throUlb e1preued wonder why the part of a study qonduded by about the b1Dloo"41o11ar ~ ..
The Pentagon declines to fectiveness studies a 1 o n g 11ie Pentqon bu ac-tbe obstacle system but the p r o j • c t wu never run the Institute foe Defense ginot IJne cancept." 1
say whether the so-called lines demanded by former knowledged diat Infiltration adlninlstration's own eaU-t.broUCb McNamara's vaunt-Analysis, a private "think The Pentagon decU.11 •
"McNamara Wall" obstacle ·Secretary of Defense Rob-continues directly through mates are that 80,000 to ed aystema malysis, a co.t-tank." provide the coet ..... ·Y Bias
system is limiting inflltra-ert S. McNamara, under the Demilitarized Zone, 100,000 mn have infiltrated elfecttveneu study brlDCh Tbe Pentagon provided saying this miPt tip iJll I.a
tion of North Vietnamese whose auspices the barrier where the barrier system la •ard and into South Viet· which nannally inveati&atea S3mlngtoo a breakdown of enemy to tbe ICalil fll
.smNGTON (AP) -troops into South Vietnam. system wu c re a t e d, located, as well as around . um 10 far thls year. the vabae of big defense actual and projected sys· effort. ·-:
ral officials are threat· An<i the Defense Depart· emerges from congresaion· the DMZ'• western border 1be Pentagon also hu projects. · tem cotta bUt censon de· McNamara would It •lii '.e~~s:f1:~~o!icne;:~: ment--whlle acknowledging al testimony. with Laot. Electronic fea· withheld cost Cigures for the Responding to questions leted this data from a tran-?~mlidyw. ouJd•flltbac"~ tbe:= the barrier never under-It comes at a time when tures of the obstacle system system, which wu an· from Sen. Stuart Symlng-sc;rlpt releued later. The "" ,_
-conbtra~tbc~cellm.inla~ion went u 8 u a 1 cost-effective· repoi'ted heavy North Viet· also extend acrON Laoe. nounced last Sept. 7 by Mc· ton, D-Mo., the Peatagon scope of the spending, how• ment ranllnc tram •
com at JO ~er •· ness studies -won:t say name 1 e 1nflltration has No figures are available Namara. statecj tba only coa analy-ever, wu 1.ndfeated tn aev· wire to "highly~
.n companies that do railed --t...... about th• on bow may enemy troopt Same coacreaamen bave ala •of tbt project came as era! Sym.lqtca remarks ~ devices." : ':
>illlon worth of busi· ......:.:w.::hY:..:·----------"':-------:-":"":":'.::::::::::====::::::::::=:::::::::::::"""~--__;;__,.......-:--""""::::""":::::::"""::::~==~:::::=====================:---::~ a year with the gov·
1ent.
!sident Johnson em·
·red federal agencies
.y three years ago to
inate contracts H re·
nt firms failed to hire,
1ote and pay employes
1ut regard to race.
icials admit that some
'anies have disregard-
'ndilcriminatlon pledg-
>ut concede no con-s have been canceled.
the future, however, ae contracts are going
e lost unless an awful
f people suddenly re· e their field," claimed
I Mc:Cready, assistant
:tor of the Labor De· nent'a compliance of-
:Cready sald e-xecuUves
half-dozen of the na-
s largest corporations
be called to informal
mp in New York this
lh as part of the gov-
1ent effort to increase
·o and Puerto Rican
!sentation in Manhat-
2. 4 million white-collar
·force.
wever, he refused to
' the firms or provide details on the hearings.
Pbiladelphla, the gov-
ient's insistence that
! minority workers be
I for federal construc-
projecta bu stalled
ly '2() million in wcrk.
the coatractor oa the
nilllon U.S. Mint in
idelpbla was told h1a :-act "could be suspend·
· terminated" unless be
:1 to integrate his wort
" Neither contract bas
termJnated, however.
:mson's September 1965
utive order applies to
government contracts
. '10,000-or au but $S
>n of $80 billion the gov-
nent pays each year in
racta for goods and ·ices. The order not
bans discrimination in
1g. but require• "al·
alive action" programs
isure upgrading ol mi-
Y workers.
-npanles covered by it
.oy 25 million persons
:-tbJrd of the nation's
force. McCready cal·
es that these flnna
3 million job openinp
ar that could be filled
mlncrity groups.
e fact that businesses
disregard nondbcrim· >n pledges have es·
d contract cancellation
assailed by Rep. WU·
F . Ryan, D-N.Y., as
inexcusable s~ of
:aucratic betrayal. •
/bat has emerged in-
d of effective enforce·
t is a totaUy ineffec·
pattern of tokenism
voluntary compllan<:e," n told the HOUie recent-
"Voluntary compliance
is an easy way out,
:b tells minority job
? k e r 1 and employers
! that the government
ot serious."
!rbert Hill, labor direc-
of the NaUonal Associa·
for the Advancement
;olored People, sald op-
ion of the contract com-
nce office "is a clasaic
-nple of the admlnl.str•
nuDification of d vll ta laws and executive
era."
:t ts a study in lneHec-
lity," Hill aaJd in an in·
iew.
dward J . Sylvester Jr.,
?<:tor of the Laboe' De-
tment's compliance of·
• said low bidders have
n bypassed in aome c ..
>ut conceded no con-
~ts have beea termin-
i.
e said perauacU.ni con·
:ton • to adopt a{firm.
·e programs before con-
:ts are s!gned "ls the
U'test thing to do.''
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QUACK, HYPOCHONDRIAC AT OCC
Kermit Christman, MHve Robinson in "Dr. t<noclc'.'
Theater Note•
'Dr. Knock' Opens
At Orange Coast
By T0~1 TITUS
Of ~ 0.lly "IOI Si.ff
A French play that puts
the "knock" on the medical
profession opens a four-day
run at Orange Coast ~llege
tonight as the week's tone
newcomer on the l I v e
theater circuit.
833~17. • • • -South Coast Repertory's
'Con ole' I
Auditions
In Laguna
Auditions for "The Odd
Couple." the first or two
Neil Simon plays ' to be
presented d u r i n g the
Laguna Playhouse's sum·
mer season. will be held at 1
p.m. Sunday in t h e
playhouse.
Directing the production.
which opens July 5 for three
weeks, will be D a v i d
Mt.rlow of Burbank who
currently is staging "A Case
of Libel" at the Morgan
Theater in Santa Monica. .
"The Odd Couple'' tells of
two men, one divorced and
the other in the process of
separation, Who elect to
share an apartment. One Is
an accomplished slob . the
otner a nitpicking neatnik.
A cast of six men and two
women is required for the
production. F u r t h e r in·
formaticn may be obtained
b y contacting playhouse
manager Irma Nofziger at
494-8061.
Montgomery
Stars With
Association
WIMer of the coveted
Grammy Award as belt in·
-tr u mental jazz
performance on a recording,
Wes Montgomery, one Of the
country's leading guitarist.,
has been signi!d <:6 specialliii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iiiiiiiiii91
guest star with the Aseocia-...
lion. appearing for one
week. May 28 through June ._,.LJ&,,,_ .
6. at Melodylan:i. ~ • &M·l'fl
SeU taught. Montgomsy HELD OVER
lvl4r1y H•piHln1.
''WAIT UNTIL DARK" ....
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"COOL HAND LUKI"
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deallnc with the problem of
• would-be free aoW wbo Ia
cauatrt up ill the drive for
IUCCeel and tries tn quit the
rat nee.
But the approach ii too
nip to ctve any real im-
portance to t.tle theme, and
there ia not enough· ready
fun 1eoerat.e4 to make the
play acceptable aimply as a
vehlcle to create a lot of
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"Doctor Knock," directed
by OCC drama instructor
Lucian Scott. will go on the
boar-0&-of th& college
auditorium at 8:15 p.m.
tonight through Saturday.
powerful production o f
"Macbeth" resu~s Thurs-
day night at the Third Step
Theater in Costa Mesa and
continues through Sunday.
The Shakespearean tragedy
has been extended one week
and will ctose May 26.
Jack Davis and Leslie
Jones portray Macbeth and
Lady Macl>etll, with -cle·
ment Davidson, James Bax·
es and Hal Landon Jr.
heading the supporting cast.
The theater is located at
1827 Newport Blvd. i n
downtown Costa Mesa.
'Stop World'
Tryouts Set
Jn Clemente
h~ been playing guitar
since he was 20. According
to his own admission it was
the first recordinga of the
famed Ch a r l i e Christian
which drove him to invest a
hard earned $350 in an eiec·
tric guitar and amplifi«.
HU first at.tempts to play~~~~=~==~IR
the new instrument .proved NA~a.Nr"AL~ATION
The Jules Romains satire
>n medical q 11 a c k e r y
·eatures Kermit Christman
in the title role with Joseph
Purpura and Mary Nugent
:ieading the supporting cast.
::>tbers in the OCC cast in-
clude Ken Wilsoo, Gary
E;dmisten, Gordon Penge,
Dan Werner. Ka th I e e n
Regan, Maeve Robinson,
Daniel Poppa, Steve Oliver,
rricia Watson, Sus an
Pleick. Lucinda Huntley and
Pamela McRoberts.
Tickets are free, but must
be obtained at the OCC
bookstore. The c o 11 e g e
repol'1$ F r i d a y ' s and
Saturday's performances
already are heavily sold.
* * * Also on the collegiate
circuit, the Irvine Repertory
'!"beater at UCI winds up Its
production of "Dark or the
Mooo" this weekend at the
Studio Thuter on campus.
B r o a d w a y d i rector
~erbert Machiz has staged
:he primitive folJt fantasy
micb gives Its closing
>erlonnances T b u r s d a y
hrough Saturday. Ticket in-
ormation is available at
fo be a complete <!iSaster' f 009TA --
but belog • determi.Dea 0(111111 Ma .. "Stop the World -I Want and convinced that he could ~w":"!!
to Get Off," one of the most produce the same souoda • ._....,,....., ......... MMna
successfuJ muslcalJ ever his idol Christian, h e NOW PLA viNG
produced in Orange County perservered.
will be the next ..-.1uction His diligence eventually Beet Picture r I''""' paid off with contracts to Beet Actor
Meanwhile, SCR's Camp
Film Festival heads into its
third weekend with the
showing of "One MilUon BC"
and Chapters 7-9 of "Flash
Gordon Conquers t h e
Universe" at the Second
Step Theater. 2815 Villa
Way. Newport Be a ch .
Information on both pro-
ductions may be obtained at
tM central box office, 646-
of the San Clemente Com-play with IUCb balld.s as
munity Theater. Lionel Hampton'•, television
Auditions will be con-guest star appearances and
ducted Monday and Tuesday recordings for Herb Alpert's
evenings at 8 o'clock at the A&M Re<:ords Company.
CabriUo Playhouse. 2 o 2 Ticket.s for the new show,
Averdda Cabrillo. Richard which will be presented
Andersen is directing. nightly with two shows on
T.._ · I f Saturday and Sunday, are
•n: musica calls or now available at the Melo-strong male and female
singing leads. two teen-age1r=d=y=la=nd=box==of=fi=ce=.===~
girls, a boy in the 6-10 age 1363. • * * ·range and an all-girl chorus.
"Nobody · L o v e s an Those auditioni~ are re-
Albatross," a hilarious spoof quested tn bring tMir own
or the television industry, is music.
back on the stage of the "Stop the World." staged
Orange Studio Theater this to holdover audiences by the
weekend under the direction ~naheim and L a g u n a
of Mary Eastman. playhouses, features a well-
Anthony Brandt, who co-known score which includes
produces the comedy, takes "What Kind or Fool Am I?"
the leading role witfl support "Once in a Lifetime." "Gon-
from Le1lie Day. Carol na Build a Mountain" and
Faulstick, Betsy Hewett and other songs.
John Dudich. among others. The musical opens July 5
The theater b located at 195 at the San Clemente theater
N. state College Blvd. in for a three-weekend run.
Orange, and reservations c-
are available at ~223.1.
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Easing Public Concerp
Eventual installaUon of a police t.elevision surveil·
lance system in Newport Beach may have cleared a
hurdle last week. ,.
One point of contention was appaxently removed
when Police Chief B. James Glava s, the system 's prin·
cipal proponent, said:
"I would have no obJection to an advis~rr gro~p
that migbl have suggestions and even participate tn
the study program itself."
He was talking about proposed formation of a so-
called "blue-ribbon" citizens' committee to advise on
development and initial use of the police-monitored TV
cameras.
The committee has been urged by various com·
munity leaders, including at )east two city council.men,
as one means of easin~ understandable concern that
the "Electronic Protection System" (EPS) could re-
sult in invasion of privacy.
Some months ago, Chief Glavas said he would con-
sider such a committee comparable to a "police review
board" and he would quit before he would ever accept
it. .
If what was proposed was, in !act. a ••police re-
view board," the. chief rightly should refuse t~ accept
it. But this is not what was proposed, and.· to his credit,
the chief now apparenUy realizes it.
A panel of prominent citizens, with no .Particular
municipal ax~ to grin~, could help a.llay publ!c fears of
misuse of this potential law enforcement ~td. These
citizens presumably would have constructive sugges#
lions to offer on the EPS operation, and that is all. They
would issue no directives to the police department.
That, ultimately, is the City Council's responsibility.
So it may be possible after all to have both a po-
lice· TV advisory committee and P~ Chief B. James
Glavas.
-ardner
ucceeds as
[ Lobbyist
YASHINGTON -Former Health,
ucation and Welfare Secretary John
.rdner is discovering that be has a
more influence on Congress as a
>bbyist" than be had ·as a member
President Johnson's Cabinel
By making 75 phone callJ in two
•YI last week to R e p u b 1i c a n
gi1lator1. Gardner, u bead of the
ivately or1anizecl Urban Coalition.
as able to swing enough votes to
rve the adminiJ1ratlon's t25 million
at 1upplenMnt protram in the
)Ule,
This record appropriation, which Is
ely to be increased in the Senate.
mpares to flO million Congress
udgingly approved last year when
1rdner was the administration's
okesman for the b i g b J y con-
>Veralal proposal.
The Urban Coalition i1 a nation-wide
ganization formed to seek musive
deral aid for cities and the poor. tn
3 new lobbying role as its chairman,
ardner was able to pull the rug out
om under a spirited GOP economy
·ive by calling lawmakers either ~ainst the· rent subsidy program or
ncommltted.
GARDNER'S backstage campaign
lso succeeded in defeating by a nar·
ow margin a follow-up Republican
nove to hold rent supplements to the
•resent SlO million level.
Although polls of House leaders
1howed that both cutback motions
would ca.rry, Gardner changed the
situation by appealing that the subsidy
program be given an additional year
trial -especially since 1968 was a
presidential election year.
At Gardner's reauest. Rep. ~raid
Ford. R-Mich., GOP minority leader.
dropped plans to force a roll-call vote.
as was done a year ago. This face-sav·
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Ain't We grand? The beach is
swept away by the tides. jets
flying overhead knock the shin·
gles off our roofs and then
there's the Coast Freeway,
aimed right through the middle
of town. Ob, well at least we
have plenty of schools.
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·RepubUcam who are friends ol
Gardner from Juivln( to vote publk'1
acaJnst the program. .SJgnificantJy
Gardntrirthe choice-for the GOP
vice presidential nomination of Melvin
Laird. Wis .. chairman of the GOP con·
ference committee.
GARDNER SWUNG Into action
after receiving an unexpected call
from Speaker John McCormack, D·
Mass.
"We need anywhere from 70 to 75
Republican votes to save the ad·
ministration's rent supplement.al pro-
gram," McCormack told the former
HEW secretary. "Can you help us? If
we are to solve our growing urban
crisis. all Republicans must move Into
the 20th century."
Alter Gardner agreed to make the
calls. McCormack supplied him with
the names of 75 Republican legislators
who bad either voted against the rent
subsidy program last year or ln·
dlcated they planned to oppose It this
year.
The controversial rent supplement
program, which is designed to hf'lp
low·income families live in moderate.
income housing through f e d e r a t
subsidies to landlords. was part of a
$13. 7 billion omnibus spending bill
passed last week and sent to the
Senate.
Paal ScoU
·.'Nicety' ls Not 'Nice'
J( you're going to use these words,
please remember:
-That ''nicety" bu nothing to do
with the usual meaning of "nice."
-That "noisome" bas nothing to do
with "noise."
-That "fulaome" has nothing to do
with "Cull."
-That "sacrilegious" has nothing to
do with the usual meanmg of
"religion." and should' not be spelled
that way.
-That "cohort'' means a large
group. band or company of people, and
caMot be applied to an lndlvidual. in
the sense ol "colleague."
-That a "compeDdium'' ls not an
all-embracing compllatlon. but an ad·
bridgment or brief abltract.
-111AT 1'CLIMATIC" refers to
climate, ~ "cUmac:tSc" to cllmu.
-'nlat people "immlcrate" tt, and
.. emigrate" fnm,
-That a "caate" II not "due to'' IOllMtbtnf, bat Al is Oft CIUM.
_,,. • "podbml" " not 1'bat a
..,..... IPtab tram. but wbat an
•dllltra conductor CODductt &om; a
•• D • IPtW from a "Ject.n."
-1'111 ''rnel" llldDI whit mOlt flNi?I llldak "aarawl'' rnuu, ;and .._; II. Cberefon, DO Died to uie. ........
not Ult
noun ror the adjective "enormous,"
for an "enormity" Is a large
wickedness. or an outrageous :.ct or
offense: the ii r o p e r ooun i•
"enormousness."
-That "insignia'' is the plural of
"insigne." and cannot be used as a
singular to denote one particular
badge or emblem. Even m·on <'om·
mon. and more appallin&. ls the use of
"1trata" as a singular, lnstei.d of u
the plural of "stratum.")
-That a "jurist'' Is not neceuarily
a Judge. but anyone versed in the law:
.U.Jud1ea should be jurists. but not all
jurist. are juclJes.
-'ntAT ''KUDOS" (a ti Ide o u s
word), U used at all. ahould be UJed u
a •Intular and not" a plural: there lJ
DO such thh\1 11 "a tudo."
-That • ' m a • t e ff u 1 • • means
"domlftftrtn1," • \ 11 e "masterJJ'' meana "akillful'' _//
-That "partially" mean{"abowll'IK
faYOl'," and 1boaJd not be used Wben
''pilrUy" wou.ld do as Well, or better.
-That "DOtorloua" does not mun
merely "nioted '' or "notable," but cat·
rits • coenotatioa ol W.tame, and ti
ntvir a limpt. IYDOflJm f o r ~·celellirated" or "famous."
But that ii only one EPS bu.rd!• el many.
Still lying ahead In abundance are technical, legal,
sociological. political and perhaps economic problems.
Uncovering these problems ls the purpose of the
Newport Beach experiment, which, if funds are ap-
proved by the appropriate agenciea, would be a pilot
project for the nation.
The "Electronic Protection S)'•tem .. could well pre-
sent many unforeseeHr unspo.t.eD-difficulties.
In fact, it may even be as much aa 18 years away
from perfection. ,
Defiling the Flag .
In recent days the American Fla& bas been uaed
by various youths as a beach towel, a curtain, an autO
seat cover and a shawl.
The young peoe_le as a consequence hav-been ar-
rested. In each case the charge Jiu bem defiling the
American Flag, a misde.meanor.
Seldom has Old Glory received this much aUenUon
in so brief a period of time. It is attention of a negative
order. of course. and this is a sad tb.ing.
But we'8re not oow about to puff up our cbesta and
bravely criticize those who rnisue Ule Flag. That is
easy patriotism, and easy patriotism ii fraudulent.
We do, however. suggest that ml.fuse of th. e Stars
and Stripes is not re.ally an uncommo~tivity. Think
about it.
When did you last see someone cloak bknself with
the Flag-figuratively, if not literally-and then pro-
ceed to spout the causes of bate and bigotry?
That is defiling the Flag, too.
It is not only the young who have lessons to learn.
N
FIH!etloau PrOfJNtn of ll11iveralt11 C011rses
Readers React to 'Curriculum~
Tht following three letters are ,.,.
BpOllSes to a facetious "curriC1'li£m4
publi.!hed in the DAILY PILOT Ma11
11. It listed typical unioer$i&J1 clauu
in such areas 1U "Inau~on,"
"Beard Growing" and ' u I YeU-
ing'.'
-Edit~r
To the Editor:
l carefuUy read the proposed uni·
versity curriculum in your May 11
edition. Although it is a frivolous pro-
posal, I am going to take exception to
three oi the courses:
''yo' all" clauae sWl prominent in
some campaign campa.
1. DIRTY BOOU. Surely t b l 1
COt111e hll been men thM ~
cevered In high s~,
t. PF.RSONAL BYGJBNE: Prob-
.t>ly the phrase that la UMd the most
Oii cbUdren is: "Wash both of your
hands, not just the dirty one." Why
waste the taxpayers' money ror such
a repetitious course?
DIRTY BOOKS and Compolitioa-4
letter words," would the comediel of
Ari•topbanee er Chaucer'• Canterbury Taltl fall into tbia headiq? Sboald
the ........ decide wbet la at·
aa st? ~. I cbGeM 9le JM. <tf«. I llilUW lib -to c:al1 attntion to
tbe s.... statues Ill Loot Bucb Sta'8. Spiter, a graduate art ltbdent,
d.14 IQIDe pretty obsc.-ene work (in the
opini~ of most students I have talked to).
3. INTRODUCTION • TO F R E E
WVE: The ability to participate m
sex is reached at least six years be·
fore this course is available? Why not
substltute a more adult course like
How To Switch Mates?
HARRY B. McDONALD, JR.
To the Edltor:
This is ln reply to the "Curriculum
for Today" in your May 11 editions.
My first r~ction ls, did the writer go
to college? How well does be know
bis 900? ln any case we <college stu·
dents) are only a product of our en-
virooment. At tbe ate of 19 we find
ourstlves not allowed to vote, not
allowed to buy alcoholic drinks, yet
we find ourselves in the prime age
group of those chosen to defend the
freedoms oi this country wltic.h are
denied to us.
TO GET TO THE issue, let's look
at the proposed curriculum. Russian
101 and 102-1 si.n~rely wish I had
the lime to take it. Considering the
average Russian student is required
to take E nglish, I see nothing wrong
witb Russian emphasized in our pub-
lic schools. After all, if the coming
gentration ls able to communicate by
knowing more about each other, we
might make the world a better place
t o live for the future generations.
Better than 701 have made It for us
with your "Red scares," Joe McCar-
tbya, Red baiting and senseless. petty
dJscrlmlnatlon.a.
Oo the same line, what is wrong
with a course in communism? I find
it aenselen to rear sometlllf\I in ignor·
anoe although the author's generation
,are speclaliste in such fields. I Know your enemy?)
DEMOCRACY -2 minutes? A stu-
dent educated in this state has U.S. ,
hlttory once or twice in elementary
acbool, ooce ln junior high, a year in
lfftior high and a semester to a y~
ln coUege. U. S. government is taugbt
in junior high, senior high and one
semester In colleg«. Thia was tequlred
In my caae ln lhe Loa Angeles school
system and Calilorrtia State College
sy1tem. J onJy wlsb J blld the chance
to have haU ht background In WOC'ld bJstory.
I BELIEVE the wtbor le lmplylnc.
wbe1 be propoeea COW"Mt lD lnsur-
rtctJon. Lal>-llob RW., PubDc Speak· in• Lab -Ytlllq and Sboutint, etc.~
tllal tbe IYeraft colle,. ft.Udtat 11
attracted to the load, rowdy or ~
teroaa. I 1'0Uld Uh to rtmlnd 1M
author tbat ID U., lmercollesf,an p,._
ldentlal Prtl~ poll at 1.200 c.ua-
J>Uset aaota the ~ IJ'OlllOr.d _, Time .,..,..._, 1.....,. Mceara.,
came 111 ftnL A quJ.tt, raer•td, ••
""" ma Wt do llOt fall fw .....,_ kiAiat. God .... Country. polJtiell;f
iluperleamdftwstar .............
,
... .. i ,.
IF SPATER had been treated as
any othe!' student and been given
permission for h.is art exhibit, it prob-
ably would have flopped. However,
few of us feel the amniniatration bad
the right to deny the abibltion to
Spat.er. The Spat.er statues IDd tbi
play, "Tbe Beard," would melt likely
have less success If they ttmalned
uncensored. I may not aaree with what
they abow but I'll defend their right
to be lbown (paraphruing Voltaire).
I only have one more question to
ask the author. Is the prop,osed course
in Beard Growinc 311 a ~ class?
NAME WITHHELD
c....-Aii~
To the Editor:
Re : "Curriculum for Today." Qb.
viouty the. vocal minority ol radicals
and hippies who congregate at Sather
Gate or the Qu81i bas influenced the
author's thinking. Let blm travel to
the Berkeley or Stanford campus: let
tlim spend a day visiting lectures and
seminar•: let him sit for a few bours
in the libraries of these universities
and watch hundreds upon hundreds
engaged ln serious study; let Nhl talk
with studftlta over a cup ol coffee in
the cafeteria. Theel and -!r, then
should be formulate bis 'Currie·
ulum."
MY FATHER, a conservative who
would do Oran1e County Jutice, did
e.uctJy that and returned from b1a
weekend in Berkeley with a n
enlightened and chanted attitude. No
longer did be see ~· campus as a
haven for r8dica1J, agitators met
pies, but rather u what it rea
great in1Utution where UM
riudeab are arneatq ·.-.~~
•tud7 .and learning.
FLORENCE N. MARTIN
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To tbt Edltor:
Coqratulatiou on your .DOit in-
formative article, tDAlLY PlLOT,
.. ., t ).
Ltt me, tiowever:tJflD ou m on a fn
polnta. I'll It.art witb ~cne. I bne
OM MIMlller t8 , aod f'm
mOlt hopeftal of dotnl at OOC.
00C Modi out =UOD ap-puiMments .. tlMtr' ta trdllr
ff credlta ICCUJl!ulated. ftll la DOt
pnlertaUal 191l*ldla WUb M in
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Unfortunately, at registration Sad·
dleback studen.ta were given a letter o£
non-acceptance. Our next step wu a
letter from Saddleback, and WU)' I
letter from the superintendent of coun-
ty education.
Wednesday morninl, May 1, I bad
completed this procedure. I banded
thia final letter ln to the offke of Mr.
Mowrey, dean of admissions and
records, and wu informed by an of-
fice girl that I would receive a new
registration appointment. I questioned
her u to -.hen I might expect Jl She
told me the school wu boldiJll May 17
open for Saddleback ltudent registra-
tiom. Tbe appointment I have Ii.nee
received ii for Jl'rlday, ~ 11, at t
a.m.
AFTER TlllS LONG expJanation my
point is this: On May 17 registration
will be in Its 15th da,y. Students
regi1tering at this late date would
have to be ooes not having accumu-
lated many units.
In this case I invite your reporter to
write a follow-up story on Jh1I article.
If this is "nOll" preferential reclatra·
ti.on, I, with only 11 units to •cure, U·
peot to have few claua cloeed aa me.
l'U·be ln line on May 17, at I a.m. You
are most welcome to see bow we Sad·
cleback student. iegilter. rm paat the
point of "bad guy" and the "tood lm·
age." I'm interested ln education. Do
join us.
MARGARET MORREALE
The DAILY PILOT earlin carmd
4 story outlining &he delawed t'fgi.ttra.
&ion procedure that Mrs. lilorrtflU
descnbta. TuesdoV, "' cnwUan ttory,
OCC Supt. N°""41ft Watln asnred
tMt I~ wlao Med ~I to ~
oradi.ated will be accommodoUd
ewn if MW cl4uu Mve to ~ op.ta-
ed..
......... etlt
To the Editor:
-Editor
In defense o( the Newport Police
Departrneot:
Last year ... mOYe4 out f1I a.. ., w. OceaDfroRt ltCtlon ol Newport
Beacb became the po~ couJd not
give 111 8dequate protection hd our
neigbbon.
Inddeatally, we •e members ol tbe
younger 1ueraticm and certainly bad
our sbare ol private parties, but we
dldn 't infrtnge upon tbe ri&!lta ol
others.
The ''bappenlnp'' in tbat ... -
day and night -made Euter Weat
liQ a plellNDt lDterhlde -•
aft.-noon tea.
llERE 18 A LllT f1I ..,. f1I Ollf
complablb:
I. We bid to k"P our doan locked
da, and Dilbt •ince .,... WIOiald wait
right ln.
2. Our apartment ...........
3. ltnu wen Ulen ftom oa-
1ara1e.
4. Men than lO timet "lltJOtbort ..
p1rked tn aar ....,. IDd Ult dtJ
wvuldn't remon them lbtot tbtJ ---·t hlcdtn• pablle .........
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functioned u crlllb pads (hence the
pelitioo s1'Ded by "residents" to the
police department re harassment is
probably a phoney).
11. Troopa of "turned-on" midnigbt
Tanana would jump acron the walk·
ways from roof-top to roof-top (at 3
a .m. it's startlin,).
In our contact with the police
department they were quite p~asant,
but could do little to protect our rights
.u relidenta in· the area.
R. B. ORDWAY
r .. SJ.rt Netlee
To fbe EdMcr:
As a property owner (apartment
landlord) tn Newport, strugglln1 to
make a buck in the face of increasing
taxes (city, bed, county, federal). I
have patiently taken in transient taxes
of 4 percent for the past few years,
guaranteeing cost of weekly rentals
by signed receipts for depo1itl as
much aa aix, months ahead of occu·
pancy during vacation weeks. lmaSfine my concern when the
Newport Beach City Council decides
Ollly six weea ahead of effecthenesa
ol the tax (the same rate for 1everal
years) to raiae the tu to 5 percent
A:FTER I have anured va<:ationen
and alped iuarantees to them that
,the rtfular rate continues another
\year.
THE MAY I ISSUE oi the DAILY
Pll.O'I' carried ttie atory oi sudden in-
cre.ue bJ council decl1ion (final
decision at Monday's meeting) and at
least one councilman uplains that six
weea• notice should be enough. Do
they raHu thM vacationers do not
wait until now to reserve beach
apertmentf? This arbitrary dec:Uion
violates the legality of my cootract,
a.nd city 1ovemment should ~sped ita
citlzen1' ri1htt and obUgatiMa to obey
law or a cbaoge in representation ts
due. •
I'm perfectly willing to coOect more
next year It I am «iftD time to inform
tenants at the time COit cootracta are
drawn ... not aw tbe law chan1ed at
the time ._... .me to emlmras1
OtrDen aDd ~ reotva.
LEWIS N. PAUL
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Mi
MlLWAUJQ
.lWwaupe~
into the bJ.t lt
MUOIU IS U
forgot.
The laat-pll
startitlg u pc
they have ill
pennant rac.
Angel• in th
season game-
play ill Milwt
Tbe MvlDt
20,000 tickets
the largeat a
drawn so far
UCJ
Words o(' ~cting athleti
.\nteat.en wi
football team
expect even 1
ln 19SS-69 th
joyed their
which is layi
Irwin. fillir
Wayne Craw
does not waJ
gridiron till
&uch an ea
representativ
"We don't
Diego," Irw
football this
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WHI~
WAS ,,,,,,,,,,,
·iss arran1c
1-,position
·chedule."
Irwin reall
ittempted fi
;cale. they " :he gate.
~be polnt
{ports fans
iave a top J
·1u'll be out
Howevel',
:>rporate al
'6'1-70 •..
\nd there Is
•oder way.
It seems i
1ear school
flERRJ
'JffEP
SOUTHS
'ene Hern
;pring as
( 'niversity
.1ired as h•
High School
''I'm mo1
derrerias s
that he pll
~lcoad
Herrerias
lgnatius Hi:
going to Ca
~cademic .
and the N<
ment ol Ch
Forty Ne
oad deman
but he said
his decisioi:
I
Bi
as • joc .ness hU
clasaJc.
1'1
Mary K
son's Pi .. ,
you nev
SI
Jan. 1,
winner
St
dlvl1ion
the Gov
Dt
Wed~, M' 13, 1%8 DAJLY PILOT J7
Mil~aukee ~hile Sox: U~st California Angels
MlLWAUKft. W~. (AP) -
Milwaukee t.Qea a tentative step b9ck
into the bil Jeacua taai&bt after two
seasons aa tbe city b9Mblll Wt all
forgot.
Tl\e laat-place Chicqo Wbtte Sox.
starting u poocly at h box office as
they have in the American League
pennant race, meet the Callfornia
Angela in the fint of lllDe re,war
season games the White Sox plad to
play in Milweuble. ~ advance aaJe has appro.dled
20,000 ticketa. Ttlat is almost double
the largest crowd the White Sox have
1rawn so far this.-in Cbicago.
f'ootkll la ~741
Mild weather could bring out a
crowd in excess of 30,000. ,..
TIM 11YD9 will be·• the first in
Milwaukee to count in the m~
leque standings &lnce September ua. The Bravee ended a ltay of 13
seuona at County Stadium that fall
and headed for AUanta.
Since tben the only baseball played
at the stadium has been the annual
Firemen's v1. Policemen's game and
two White Sox exhibitions. 1be ex·
hibitJons. including one tJ\iJ April wit1'
the Chicago CUbs, drew a total o·
71,000 fans. •
Tbe Braves averaced better than
UCISports Future Bright;
They'veNever HadaLos~1
Words of encouragement from UCI
Acting athletic dtrec~r Al Irwin -the
uteatera will not attempt to field a
football team till 1974. And, they can
expect even greater athletic successes
in 1968-69 than those which they en.
joyed their ftrst three campaigns,
which is saying a tot.
Irwin, filling in for ailing chief Dr.
Wayne Crawford, says the wtiversity
does not want to get involved on the
gridiron till it can financially afford
such an endeavor and can field
representative squads.
"We don't want to be like UC San
Di.ego," Irwin relates. "They start
football this fall. But it's a hit and
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WHITE
W..4SH
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e&.n"WttlTI
•iss arrangement with jwtior college
•·>position tllllng most of t b e
·chedule."
Irwin realizes that if the Anteaters
1tt.empted football on a rinky-dink
;cale. they would be big time losers at
he gate.
Aa be points out. "When you look for
1porta fans in thla area you. better
1ave a top product to sell. Otherwise
·iu'll be out in the cold."
However, the Anteater11 will in-
Jrporate at least one more sport in
'6'1-70 ... either baseball or !rack.
'nd there is a possibility both will gel
•nder way. It seems incredible that a new four·
year school in a relatively unknown
f-IERRERI..4S LANDS
"REP C..4GE POST
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -
• ene Herrerlas. who resi,1tned thi
ipring as basket~ ~oach at thr
i ·niversity of California, has bf;e'
1ired as head coach of El Camin
High School In South San ~ncis~o ...
'Tm moving in a new direction .
derrerias said Tuesday night, addinr
that be planned to remain in higl
!Chool coadling ''a loog Ume."
Hen-erias coached six years at St
Ignatius High in San Fnmcilco befon
going to Cal, and his teams won fou· ~cademic Athletic Assodatlon tiUe
and the Northern California Touma
ment cl Champions twice.
Forty Negro athletes at Californi~
oad demanded Herrerias' resignation
but he said this played a minor role in
his decision.
Fe111ale
locale such as Irvine would haw•
tuted the succe111 in sport.a that UC!
hu known m its firat three years of
operaticm.
UCI ... 11ever 111141 a vanity lelf'r
bt baabtball, tenak, 1wtmmtn1 or
water poll. Alld on the nadoaal Jevet
die Aldeaten hve made tllelr
preHllCe feJt.
'nley were HCOlld m last year's
NCAA awtm nsMuia ud pJattd
tldrd .. an ye1r'1 •aUcmall, small
college dlvl.toa. Tltelr overall record
•• 3'7·9.
Water pelo performen are 4'-lli
and tllelr exbteKe b hlpU1bted by whmlllc Ute national AAU cbam· ........, m Cblcat• this 1eaaon.
C..bbted total for' baatetbaD 111
• wliil, • defeats aDd tbla 1eaton'~
lfOgp wa1 runerup In the NCA1\
re,S.Ull.
la teuk, Che Anteaters llan
eempllecl a 44-11 mut overaD and
placed Int weekend In tlte Paclf1c
Coast rectoaaJ1 of tbe NCAA cham·
plouhlps.
· la all, UC Irvine Is 1'77-88 In thosP
foar sports for a wtnnln~ perceatUP
of . 728 aitlee die IChool opened If,;
deen ID September of 1965.
There are only four senior athletec;
who'll be departing this season. in·
eluding basketball players Darrell
Millner and Nick Sanden plus the
swim duo of Bill Leach and Bob Nealy.
And the tennis team loses ace Jody
Rush on elldbillty.
Bul with fine freshmen coming up to
fUI the ranks. Irwin fl qures thP
Anteaters may be beaded for their
be11t-ever record in 1968-69.
Unfortunately, "o)( will also be con·
tested next year and that is a matter
worth little discussion. only to 11ay that
in three years of activity. linksters
show an 11-43 mark . . • one not even
worthy of an epitaph.
Slaert 6 .. ps
Coeat area anglen entered bl the
apeomtnc Caho San Lacaa fn.
ternatfonal Ut bt tackle blllfl1b
!ourument are Gec'!'ge and Patty
ffo1tg, Ill. of Ne_,,.,rt fleach: Ft1b:
1nd Kathryn MrGlnnls, Ne"'"6rt ~uch : Dr. 'Allen Trainor from Run·
'lngton Beach: David Swf'dlow or
·orona del Mar.
Thf' third annual affair 11 slated
·rom June IS.tt.
Opening of the Tijuana buWight
·ampaign features the elevation of
-;uilJermo Sortibran from novillero to
natador this Sunday as well as a card
1bich Includes Alfredo Leal and Rau'
•arcia.
Action begins at 4 p.m.
Remember George Rhoden. thi-
1951 Ol~plc 400 meter cbampl,,n
from Jamaica? He's a practlclnr
podiatrist la San Francisco.
Joekey
Rides in Preakness
BALTIMORE (AP) -Judy Johnson. the only woman ever licensed
as a jockey and one of radng's first female trainers, will make Preak·
. ness hiltory Saturday when she saddles Sir Beau In the •150,()()().added
clasalc. Two women bave trained Kentucky Derby starters -the last was
Mary Keim with tixth·place flniaher Mr. Pak in 1965 -but Mias John·
son's Paddock Walk at Pimllco will be a first for the Preakness.
"'ndl ia a dream come true." Mils Johnson aaJd. "It's something
you never expect to come your way. I've been waiting 40 years."
Slr Beau won the $25,000 New Yes'• Day Handicap at Laurel on
Jan. 1, beMlnf Dancer's Imaie beforet the disqualified Kentucky Derby
winner came into bit own.
. Sir Beau finiabed second in the Pimlico Stakes, was third in a
division of the Bay Sbol'e Handicap and ran second to Dancer's Image in
the Governor's Gold Cup.
million in attendance each year during
tbelr Milwaukee tt~' which ended in bitter recrlmina and a co.U1 an·
titruat suit won by tbe National
League.
Signe ol a thaw in the once icy rela-
G.-e .. TV
S:M, f: ... ael I
,Jonship between the city and ba&eball
owners began to multiply, espedally
after more than 51,000 fans turned out
to watch the White Sox and the Min·
nesota ~ in an exhibition game
last l\lmlllet.
Neri there are recurrin1 rumors
that the Wblte Sox would like to shift
their franchise 90 m 11 e 1 DOl"th.
Milwaukee also is considered a strong
contender in the competition for one of
two expanalon franohlae1 in tbe N': tional League. ~
The White Sox insist they intend to
remal.d in Otlcago. Arthur W. Allyn,
club president., said be u puahing tf.
forts to build a sport.a complex in
downtown Chicago.
Milwaukee Brewers Inc.. a n
organization cl businessmen seeldng a
National League expamion frencbise,
say tpey want a locally owned :
-
That seeriiin&ly wtuld exclude the
White Soi.
The OfianlzatlOI ii 5f5onsorlng th&
White Sox &AINI h . It hopes to
demomtrate bJ fi response dlat
Milwukee i.. a ng baseball city
and that than novelty was
reaponslble f e over.all success of
tbe Braves e.
laying there Is a stepping
Milwaukee to get a big
franchise. then Wf!ve ac·
·shed something for baseball."
Manager Eddie Stanky following
a 7-6 victory over California Tuesday n\ihl on Duane Josephson's seventh·
UPI Tel~llOlo
lnning homer.
The Sox, who start~ the season
with a horrendous 10.game loein&
struk, bave been winnin& their Ihm.
ot late. Their triumph oft!' the Angell
was their sixth in the last eight games.
They did it despite the fact they
blew a five·run lead compiled in the
first two innings and n e e d e d
Josephson's de-breaking homer m the seventh to accompliJb the feat.
"I can't say much for our pitchln&
tonight." said Stanky, "but wasn't that
hitting great."
The seven runs lo one game was a
season high for the White Sox.
Laver, King
Favored
At Garden
NEW YORK -Corona del Mar's
Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall and
California's Billie Jean King are the
favorites in the Madison Square
Garden Invitation Tennis Tournament
opening tonight.
All of the eight> men and the four
women in the toomey play for the Na·
tiOIW Tennis League.
First night pairings, in ordet' ol
play, include Pancho Goozalez, vs.
Andres Gimeno. Spain; Roy Emenoa
vs. Fred Stolle. both Australians;
Laver vs. Alex Olmedo, a Peruvian
now living in Encino, CaHf., and
Rosewall vs. fellow Australian Le•
Hoad.
In the women's semifinals, Mrs.
King meets France's Francoise Durr
and &semary Casals, San Franclaco.
faces Mrs. Ann Haydon Jonea of
England.
C~ew lt'l..er
Eaatera Conference champion Cbf.
fey earned tbe right to meet Loac
Beach City CoUeie Friday after. the
nrera pummeled lloat San Diec•
Meta, JN. Taetday la the ftnt rou4 1 of &lie Southen Callfonda bueball
playoff a.
Long Beach ripped CoUe1e of di•
Desert, lf.%, to ean a 1bot at the EC
ttUlats.
Touraev Bertla
PORTLAND, Ore. -Sacramento
State will be in ttie playoffs when the
NCAA Pacific College D i v J s i o n ·
baseball champion~ps open next
Tuesday in Anaheim. Calif.
GRACEFUL ROCKY -With I'UJJS far and Iew be-of second ba se Tuesday night when he stretched
hit down right field line into a double. Chicago's
shortstop Glen Beckert takes late th.row in game
won by Dodgers, l.Q.
Chapman College in California
already has been named to ttie
playoffs. The r1!maining two teama
will be announc~ by this weekend. tween for the Los Angeles Dodgers these days,
Rocky Colavito (right) isn't too particular with his
style. Colavito juat manages to bang onto corner Super Bo"'I Site
ATLANTA -Pro footbd onen,
wbo apparently eoaalder MlamJ Ille
land of aunablne, aeUoutl ud aaceen.
plan to sta~e their Super Bowl battle
In the Florida city again next year.
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•.
Still Lacking Punch Golf Earnings
Drysdale Shnkes H ea,d • Going U-u-u-p
:\ew Orleanll' bad been consldel'ff
lhe early favorite , but in a Voice vote
Tuesday owners of %5 NFL and AFL
ttams gave unanimous approval to
return the game to Miami. New
Orleans abstained.
After Dodger Squeaker
F'ORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) -"It's
an amazing thing. really. You're in·
volved in a '5.5 million buslness. It's
hard to conceive where all that money
is coming lrom.'' Angels Fall, 7-6
LOS ANGELES CAP) -No one
knows better than Don Drysdale that
all the Los Angeles Dodgers need to
become National League pennant con·
tenders is just a little more help at tht>
plate.
"I just can't believe that we could go
all season without the hitting pickiniz
up," the 31-year-old right-hander said
DHger Slate
Mn IJ Dod9«s "9 ClllU'° 7:SS kFI 16401
Mtv 1' Dodfen YS Chfuoo 7:SS ICFI 16401
Tuesday night after he hurled a two.
hit, 1-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs.
IronJcaUy. it w11 Drysdale's first
··ictory since April 13, when he beat
'le New York Meta by an identical 1-0
1argin .
"With the kind of pitching we're get-
. ng. all we need ls a few runs and
1e'U be right in the thick of the pen·
1ant race," said Drysdale.
But a Cew runs ia something the
"1100,000.a·year star hasn't been get·
ting. Dryldale baa started eight games
thla year, complllng a shimmering 2.13
earned run average in 59 innings.
He hat a 2-3 record.
"This was the best I've seen Don
pitch ln a loot. long time." Cub
cleanup MtleT Jfon Santo said after the
game. "He dJdn't give us a good pitch
to hit au night."
CMICAOO LOS ANGILIS
.. ,h,.I ebrh..i
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8-dctrt, ,b 4 0 D 0 W 0.Yls, cl 4 0 1 t 11.w 1111-. tt ' o o o F•frl~. rf 4 o o I SfnlO, :lb 3 0 0 D Htlltt, c l D I 0
lltftks. lb • o o O Colevllo. Ir l 0 1 o
l.J~n. rf 3 o o O Filre~. II o o o o Hufldlev. c 2 o o o IC.Bover, lb 3 o I o
PhllHpt, Cf 1 O O 0 Vfru110, s• 3 0 0 0
Jtnklns, O 2 0 1 0 41<.lrU, :Ill l 0 0 0
SNflVltr, Ph 1 o o o P01>ovlch, 7b o o O n ~coan. • 0 0 0 0 Ory'4!~1e, P l 0 0 0
Totels ,. o 1 o Tolafs )t I • '
Chla90 occ 000 000 -o
LO$ """'ts COO 001 OOY -1
1' -IC IOl"lr. Dr)'1dalt DP -Chletoo I, Lo• Anvela 1 LOii -Chlcaoo s. l~ An911n S 211
-Colt vl• Sii -s.n10,
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11 ... n 1 I 0 0 0 0
Omdlle fW,Nl t 7 0 ft J 1
Time -2:11. l<floflclfno -,,,,,,
So spoke Charles Coody. a Texan
and one of golfdom's young capitaUsts CAL11'o1t:~•, • 1111 cMic•-:_ r 11 ,..
who earned $'70.000 waving golf clubs Jo!Vll._. c1 s o 2 2 AN•tclo, .. s 1 • o
around the country last year. ;~::1• ~. : : : : ~"::;,. 7. ~ ~ \ \ More than seo.ooo was official PGA Rtfcll¥<11. II s 0 1 I lr.OIOrd. II 0 • 0 0
monev. And Charles didn't win a ':::':;. '~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :;~~··c1 lb 1 : : ~ tournament. "-'· rf 2 1 1 1 J0Hplisot1, c • 1 1 1 • ~I 3b 4 1 1 o fMllOll, lb 2 I I 0 "You gel to thinking about It. R~. c s 1 l o cu11m. 2b l 1 o o S!00.000 each week. That's a lot of l(nooct. 2b J 1 1 o a .P11ers, P J , 1 2
I MlncMr lb I 0 0 0 Locktr, p O 0 0 0 cash ... where's it going to stop? Mc01o111i111, P o o o o wooc1. " 1 • • o don 't know. Who would have thought WHwr. " ~ g ~ g
five or six years ago ... it would be • !::r~~· .. ~ o 1 o o
this much? "'"-· " o o o •
As a former Texas Christian ~'!;.: .... , ~ : : :
University player he is familiar with J.Hen. "" 1 0 o o ' RolH . p 0 0 t D the 7.()()0.yard Colonial course where 1<1rkoa1r1ck. rl o o o o
th •125 000 National I n v i t a ti o n Totals 1' ' " J Tot••s 21 !.., II • e • • c.11,..,,1e • . .. . . . . . .. .. . • 002 100 • ' Tournament opens Thursday. CllkHo .. . • ••• ... ........ "' .,. •-'
Baseball Standings ...-, ~--
AMERICAN LEAGUE
D6troft
Cleveland
Baltimore
Mlnnelota
Oakland
Botton
Wuhington
Callfornla
Ne•York
Chlcqo
W L Pct.
19 10 .655
17 12 .-586
16 13 .1»2
16 15 .516
15 15 .500
14 15 .483
13 16 .448
14 16 .436
13 16 .419
11 16 .4'11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GB
St. Lou.is
2 San Franciaco
3 Atlama
4 Plt:Uburgh
4l/a Los Angeles
4 Cbioago
6 Cincinnati
6'1; • ..Philadelphia
7 Houston
7 New Yort
W L Pct.
19 10 .SM
16 14 .533
17 15· .~1
14 l4 ·~ 15 16 ,484
15 17 .469
14 16 .467
14 UI .467
13 16 .448
.13 16 .448
GB
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31/a
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5
51,2
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JOMM9011 • toll llCl"la
De_rhy 'Jury' Nears Decision
Spring treinin9 is over. Time for ell
th• teem toJet new demos -
Your choice I 5 C.V,.rs, MMe
te9os, Mercury encl ContineftteL
· SAVI UP TO
$1100
I
Only "" -.rtmamed belort eft· triel wwe due for Sat u r day 's
Pnalmttl and tbt *"ll'da Made it mown they •anted to ftntsh the hear· lnr ao the colt'• name coukl be drop·
ped Into the Ptmlico mtry box. In·
votved it 111 lllftal ldmlnlN1tJon ol a ~afn-killer to t>ancer's lmqe.
Kentuc.ky .r~ln.1 rules. honored by
all ~ state. •• pre~ entry of o...-·• Imatt kl _, nce until the matter bert 'lt cloled.
ToeldaJ'• ....ton of fbl bMrtJi ex·
tended into tbt ... \)' .... today.
f1DaD1 ~ at t :oa a.m., more
tnan 17 boars after tt had btemt· But
today'• ....., ._ te u .. belUn
PfOCllpUy at • a.m.
The wi t n • I I e I who teltllled
befor. the ltewards were: Peter
Fuller. own.et.. of Dancer's lmare:
Cava.i.rta, tht mtn W'hose reputation
ts at .take in the· btannc; ~
Barnard. aasUta.nt train• of nue«:.
lmap, and W Pardtlm, the
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V estmins er Earns Sunset Title Share Saxons
Flatten·.
ons Thrash
arina, 1'1-2 ;
>lony Falls
By RAY PLU'l'ltO .... ...,,... .....
tually every baseball fan hH
tla~ bl.I (or her) idea of the
flDM tom. -the no-hl1tel". the
ut single tn extra tmlllga and the
I slam in the nintJJ just to men·
1fn ..
1 game played at the ~na High
11 diamond Tuesday afternoon
! quite come under t h 0 I e
IUNHT LU.U•
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1182. T..,-1 e-
helm w. S.n'9 AM et Le P'•ltN (':IS).
ngs, altboup Its seven-tnniog
ion WU pr«>ably a bltllinJ ill
:iae.
er all, 1ate-llke windl ~ to
.p.b., 11 errors, ~ hit batsmen
!9 players in the box score don't
paCk the stands the next time
ld.
"lat 1he ftnal taly, Weltmimt.er
·ked to an 11-2 deciJ1on over
oa to earn at leut a Stmtet
ue c~Jooship, pending the
me of today's makeup duel
een Santa Ana and Anaheim.
e I.Jona' win over Marina, coupled
Anaheim's 4-2 loss to Western,
Vestminlter in first place by OM·
~e. lf Anaheim fall8 today, the
I will be undilpUted championt.
t Uthe ~win that makeup
, earlltr U tie (19 bminp) then
it · boncn will be· shared by
eim and Westminste!' ..
U.lm Md Santa Am, who bat-
o the m a r a t b o n stalemate
reeb beck, ltlried from ec:ntcb w today at La Palma Pst.
-AMbefm loll woaicl D e t
rniDlter the outrtlbt title, bat a
rou1d end the two .... oppoling
other wttb a tip al the com
sday to umav,1 tbetr --m th• ~s.
.. tbe lboddJ plJl1 Tueede.y at
na, W • 1 t m 1 n ate r d6dn't
1grade lta olfemtve attadc • the
s rapped out 10 tllleti• and made
noet of eigbt walb.
rthpaw PhU Mce.tnef toot cse 1e Jlitchmi dtorea for the IJoas,
ertng five hftl over the dlltance
:=king up bit third win ol the cam-
• without a loa.
! final outcome was all but aettled
e top ball ol the initial innJq as
Jom .mt llD mm to the Jl&ate
:lve made the return trip m'ound
... pad& .stminlter mmaced but a single
7ayoe KW• In tbllt frame, but
I imn, .... walD aDd & pair of
fleet ,.... men than enouatt to
• b llllri*I-
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~RRITOS HOSTS
tCA.L PRELIMS
)RWALK -Golden West 111d
nge Coast College track and fleJd
es wen aiming for quaJlfymg
:hs in the So-Cal JC cbamplomh!ps
attemooa wbeft tbe)' competed in
prelitftiDmiet at Cerrltol O>Uege.
le first seven ftnisben in each
lt qualify for tbe finals Saturday
ll
olden Wtlt •tend 10 competitors
>day'• triAll md OCC tetered two
etea and two relay tleaml.
ustler coeell Tom Noan hoped for
ef:fortt hm bit mile trio ol Bob
1sina. Nell 8"911 and J I m
IMUI'. OOC boaman Jim Mcilwain
ked OB nultC' Let Bland and
:ua ma Honrd B.u.
lnala amt s.turdlJ at I : 30 p. m.
OAIL Y P'ILOT ""'" 1W LM P'e.,..
IRACI YOURSELF -Catcher Vince Moll (right) of Marina High
School ii doing that just •• be awaits slide into home plate by Weat-
minater'I W1YD• Kiefer in fourth inning action TUeaday aftemoon
at Marina. Kiefer was out en play, attempting score on a ball hit to
short with the infield pulled in. Moll was injured and had to leave
game. Weltminst.er was an easy 11·2 victor.
Tars' Cesare
One-hits HB
ln 3-0 Finale
By STEVE EKOVICB
OI ... DlllY P'W Steff
Newport Harbor's Frank Cesare
came within fow outl of toasin1 a no-
hitter, IC'Ofed two rum, and a~.
for ane of two Slilor bitl Tuesday
aftaOOCll to lead the Tars to a ~ vtc-
t«Y fl'lf!f Runtlngtcn Beach on the
wbmer'a clamond.
Except for a 'walk, Cesare set down
every oner batter tbait stepped into
the battef-'1 box until the sixth Inning
when Huntington's Bob Wickersham
smasJ!ed a single into rigt\t field.
The 11rst five lnninp proved to be a
pitcher'• battle u Hwitington waa
blanked et the pl.llte while Newport
Collected ooe hit and one run on an .. ~
ror.
But the Tan put the game O\lt of
reach and knocked Oller hmler Bill
Qisp olf the mound in the bottom half
al the fifth frame • they pMlled
across two runs on two walks. two er-
rors, a stolen base. sacrifice bunt and
a loae single.
Cesare, who owned the only hit of
the game up to the fifth, led olf with a
walk, ronowed by another free pasa to
teammate Ron Troyano. Shortstop Ed
Washko sacrificed both runners up one
base and Howard Stroble arrived Nfe
at first vta an error by the Oiler
shortstop to load the bases.
With men at eacb sack Bob Letvy
punched a single past second base to
drive home the two t.allies.
Fer lla8ellall, Traek : Soderberg, ·
Fountain Valley, Eagles Yule, Snyder
Fill COfJChing. V acandes ~{v~~~.~'1.,'.,d
Two coaching vacancies were Cllled
at Or11nge Cout area bid! tchools to-
day' "'1th the announcement. t2lat Al
Tyson will become head baseball
coach llt Fountain Hfgb and Tom
Fisher will usu.me tract and crost
country duties at Ettancia for the
196U& school year.
Fistler replaces Fl~d Strain of the
Eagles, who bas held both po1ltions
since the school opened three years
back. Strain is headed for Samoa as
part of • c:burch mission.
FiAer ts a &radua1e of San Jose
St.ate College and S1taDcia is the se.
cond *' in hi.a teecbtng c•eer. He
WM bead track coecb at N~ High
School (Haywant) I« two campaignt
befcre comlnl to Ettanda thia past
year.
Besides his coaching dutiec, Fisher
will leach biotoo, bis major field.
'fy9on hM been at Fountain Valley
for ttie past two sealOftS, guiding the
fTosh-soph team to the Irvine League
title two years back and the junior
varsity to a 9eCOnd place finish this
aeason.
A graduate of the Univenlty ol
California at Santa Barbara, Tyson
also tau&ht two years at Marina High
SdM>01 and ftve years at Monroe JHS
in Inglewood.
SAltON s"n IOSS
Al Tyten
Mark Soderb:?rg of Marina were aj.:I.
e:J to the CIF Southern Sectioo All-
Stars today, a teaqi that will play in
the inaugural Sodthern.......,Callfornia
prep cl.Mate at The Fona.a. ~ ......
nu¢ oattna la set for July 10. 1"tb
the CIP' stars taking on the beat from
the Los Angeles City schools. .
Greg Snyder of Huntington Beacll
was named as one of the alternates.
Yule, who checks in at 6·foot.S.
averaged 17.6 points over the past
season in pacinR the Sea Kings to the
quarter finals of the CIF pla)!ofrs.
Soderberg (6-9) also played in that
1ame. averaging 19.0, pointa for the
Vi.Dngl this year.
Others named to the 15-man rester
for the CIF All.Stars include Player of
the Year Paul Westphal (Aviation),
who became the first player to
s~s 1,000 points in a single season
-averaging 32.4 points.
Rounding out the roster are Larry
Morris (Compton), Mike Hopwood
(Compton). Tom f!Saggard (John
GleM), Mike KendJU (Monrovia), Gil
Albitre (Whittier), and Jim Owens
(South ). Steve White (Covina), Mike
Wal~n (Calif~) and Gary Addeo
(Pius X).
Bruce Bochte (Arcadia) and Danny
Roberts (Venbaa) were a 1 s o
alternates.
Mes~ 5-1 ~ (
BJ ROGER CARLSON
ot .. °"" ...., .....
Costa Mesa's Irvine Leatue baseball
co-cbampiona will travel _, Rlvenide
Friday attenoon to elll8'• Citrus Belt
League cblmpion Ramona ill the first
round ot the CIF I AAA baaeball
playoffs.
The ?deaana ~ the uslimoent
after dropping a S-1 decision to Loara,
Tuesday afternoon at Santa Ana City
College, in .a special playoff to
det.ennlue the league• s number one
team in the Southland prep eUD11na.
lions.
Mesa coach Bob ParsODI, ln an ob·
vioua attempt to rest IQ front line
pitching, uaed four hurlers and nearly
got away with it soott free.
But, some shoddy fielding in the
fifth inning proved the downfall to the
Mustangs.
Four erron and a fly ball gift double
crippled the Mustangs• hopes for a
victolly in the rubber match with the
Suons.
Earlier. in loop action, Mesa bad
bombed Loara 18-3, ~ ~opping the
initial encounter, 6-3.
It was an u~U battle all the way
for the Mustangs as Loara threate~
tie> break It open s~veral times before
the fateful fifth.
Only some fine deffollve efforts by
Dave Sobolewski kept It dote.
In the third inninS. Sobolewski made
a sparkling pTay atthird to nip the
runner et first for the third out and
later in the fourth. he smothered a
bullet, stepped on third and rified a
peg to first to complete a rally · killing
double play.
But, it proved not enough when the
defense broke down completely in the
filth.
Earlier, Mesa bad tied the count at
l·l in ~ third inning.
Sobolewski opened up the frame
with a walk and ended up on third
after ia stolen base and a throwing er·
ror by the Loara catcher.
Joe Ramirez followed with a crisp
single to right on the first pitch to
score Sobolewski.
Mesa made one last stab at Loara in
-the bottom orthe aeventli wbelf the
Mustangs loaded the bases on three
singles after two out • but ended it
with a K.
Loara left six runners stranded in
the first three innings. The Saxons got
their initial run In the second frame
with the help of four consecutive walks
after two out.
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MISSION VIEJO
SELECTS COACH
Ray Dodge, 41-year-old former
Ohioan, is Mission Viejo High School's
new head football coacb, Cbe DAILY
PILOT learned today.
Dodge has been atbietic director at
Mission Viejo fer the past three years
and he will retain his AD obligations.
As football coach, he replaces Dave
Andrews, who resigned to become ac·
tivities, coordinator at Tustin Hilb
School.
Mission Viejo's new coach was a
head coach In Akron. Ohio. for several
years before corning to California to
become first assistant and then bead
coach at .BelUlower High.
A11isting Oodfe in the fall will be
former Bee coaches Gary Carr
(former Costa Mesa High ad Orange
Coast athlete) Ind Glenn Dill.
Yet to· be fWed is the vanitJ be
coach spot.
Besides his baseball duties, Tyson
will a1ao aaailt with the Cee football
team, 'Wtlich be bM done over the last
two campaips.
Tyson, who lives with his wife
Marge and two dli.ldren (Ty B and
Cbria 4) In Huntington Beach, ~places
Bill Mills. wbo.resigned from his post
last Friday to assume sttictly a
teacblnc l09d.
Westminster, Anaheim
Lead All-Sunset Team
Filber Hvea wtth bis wife Virginia
and two chlld:rell -Scott 4 and Ann 2
-in Newport Bndl.
EAGLI IASEllALL CHIEP
Tem PllMr
2-1, and a grand-slammer edled
Marina,~.
;ailors Loop Tourney -Pick. Huntington Captures
Sunaet GoU Crown
Westminster's Lions placed two
playen on the official All-Swlset
League beleball team today while
Newport Harbor. IDlntlngt• Beacb
and Mmina tadl plated one.
Anaheim domtnat.s the atl-league
team wtth thrft. pl17ers.
Westmlnster'a NPhomore E d d I e
Bane made the team as me of the two
pitc:Mn ..a W 1YM K1efier tnbbed
the aecood·base honers.
Marina'• Vloce Mol (.300), tOQk the
catcher's apot.
P\ayer of the year, LaTy Bashford.
Tom Fitzpatrick and pitcher Don
Temple 1arnered spots for tbt
Coloniltl.
..
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Coach Frank Mun0& of Westminster
was accorded Coacb-of·the-Yeer
bonon.
Dotb ..... lbltnmMntal Jn tbe Lkm'
15-6-1 OVll'all record and 11.J .Sunlet
~mark.
Ed WUbko fl Newport Harbor was
accorded tbe sbarUtop position and
• Bob Wlcunbam of Hunt1Dstca nailed
the 011t bait ~y.
W'lctlnbAm a.lammed two home
runs d\lfin1 SunKt Leaaue bolltllitJes
-wlnain1 two pmea 4lrtct.11 "1th
them.
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Entries
'lbe final edition ol the Fouatam VaU.1'1 Phil Mooney had the best win· v.,.,..,
Orante COMC. area track Aae waa number one tin the n.ing time in Uie 2·mJle with .J'~ ~~r'fr~~' 2 , ...... tL•1
and field holtor roU ihOwa JOO wtth a U clocking and a 9:34.3. r£kiJ»~=1~t\'~~·hi-."\Ktv Paul Wi.lliam1 of Huntington Tom Veach of Eatancia Geoff Harrowby's 58·1 "'2 ue _ 1. wii11am1 IHll ..,, , 01.,.
Belcft II the top individual, turned the nG in 2a.2. tOSS Jn the Shot put led the NM (Lil ~1.6 3. Gedlie IFV 151.1.
witb best tknec in ttne The burcBec went '-> Alan field ewnt owla along with Ja: ;H~· .~:'::": :.,~~"-~L12;
events. Cotter ol Fountain Velley in a 14-3 effort ill tile pole vault uu.
..., ,.,_.,,...,"' ,....,... ..., KMo.,. "'--"IM v_,1 111 WUUams. who led handily the hi.gbl met die towa went by Colt.a Mesa's Kevin 1:l,.lcAii ~·,~"~l~•'t'~P,I
e111r a ,... -,.,.. ,. ,,. ,..M. Mnltlflt u Attotttlunll w lo eacb event for tbe moat to Joo Wbytock ol COila Manlx. ~ t=1f115o.J. ,1 1,~~~/.i)i1i.J.: . 1A11 cu..aNT• -» ...... ,,, .. Jftt<Mt•• ''•<111e '-1ftlll111s1 :.. "
,.,..,_ IA "'-l 1u pM1 of the seaeon. ended Mesa. Whytock sped to a Clmy wlMing marks ln .1oiw-iOi#.1> 1~1 't J'-~'"' 's.e: t>.u. u i..tt.aiM. • M111Mi1. .,.,.,., 20 w11111 u• 11au, 12 .,.,,.:
Deep S~ Fish Report
PIU1' uca. • ""...._ 1 _, FllUY '"*....., 1w MMotMYI 112 witb times for 48.4 in the 19.e wbile Ootter waa doing v.arsity competition were 1• ~ -t Wllvl!odc 1 ""' 1u 2• SANTA MONICA -11 -•n1 s1 cuc1e. '4 "•nt>ut, 10 ctrlco .,.,., .w =-.:~."'-.,.._ T• cleft. ~....,Sefti~ ·~.r.ru" Jrl ::; 440, 1:53.0 in the *> md I 1U in hil eftort. col\.SM1ered for the honor ~ca. "v.:~ ~-~ti:~a:r..:.:~1~·2;. ba~~ T.':c~ ~I f'WI -=~~· :=uc1e~'ui1c.o"11aa:.
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Def ending Champ. 2 Under .,
In Rancho Men 's-Ouh Classic
CUP PERS
MEETING
Kona Lanes Tourney
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Drawsl20BowUngAceM
~ ~ mmuT' ~ S 0 U t be r D Callfornia'a 'Die ••D«·lalii lllarllly
m.-.... _, ..... at I ID tbl pr.up bOwiDc • v • n t, atlrU Will --* of • 120 ~ ---Koaa Lames' West Coast bowlen rolMlll tGar-pme Bob Brand. the defending by Leo Key ot Santa-AM. bl the first nllht. '-ycfum at Cotta M... ~ Game EUmlnadons, blocb Mell ltllDlll1 Dl&ht
club champion. came in two Key uMd a two-lron while Low net ,... tied tbtee High Sd»oOI. Ii.ta Its ..i-... nm Mon-. lot" IO'tll wee•, at wbida
under pm-Saturday u the pla)'inl wttll stan Doollaa. waya wttb J oye. CapU. (102· 1be meetiDI Will ldiet deJ, May~ acecrdtnt to pomt tbe DUI ii dlFped tit
Rancho s.n Jo.quin men'.J kaiph Ellen Mid Bi 11 D-79l , Hazel Wtbtt.er (9'l-13· olf the Clippers' pertjdpe· Kana .-nrni JDIDIClr Dick h ·top eo.
club cbamplonahJps began. Biglow. 71) and Martha Ciampa (93-Uoo in Ille <hnce OountJ stoem.r. At lDe end of • 11mrs,
-In the ctiamplonshJp night Once around the result 14-71) aha.ring the top tpOt. ' SWim Colllerenoe and Al a Defendint chlmplon Roy .-iother cut .pctt tbe field
are Paul Runge and Doug sheet: Second flight low goss muat for ~nts of iwim-Wu.on of Costa Maa will be to Ule 1eedJDC 11. !Nen-
Terry. among others. In women 's club com-winntt wu Mar1aret Hefler m«1 -with lipups for defendtnc bia ttt1e acamst tuaUy, tile field ii 1onr..t to
In women'• competitioq petition, on Friday at Loi at IOI. · the swim conleAGC!t tak· 119 odMr' Soe6lll'd bowting the final four.
May 7. Pat Jones took top Lagos. Nadine Mau toot Ruby Hultberg (109-28-8!) Ing ~e. stars, includiftc four who All action 11 held Mandilf
honors with a 93-23-70. Pat low aroas honors with an 83 See l\IEN'S, Pate 31 uve won ~ EUms. nights at 9 p.m. Livingston (94·23-71) and' __ ,;__ _________________ ---:0-------------------------
'aul of Scooter&
lng Arfen Dantel of Costa Mesa displays a neat
:r\ of barracuda he picked up during a recent
p sea excursion out of Davey's Locker. Newport
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Gwen Holle (87·18-71) tied
for .econd. In third was M I 11 i e
Johnson (93121·72) and tied
for fourth were 8 e t t y
Seiersen (104-.31-73) a n d
Carolyn Walbridge (94-21·
73).
After that came Jean Rit·
ter (96-22·74). Wanda Goldie
(l~·28-74), Charlene Collins
(104-30-74), Dorothy Wright
(96-21-75) and B e t t y
Gallagher (103-28-75).
At 78 in seventh place
were Clara Smith. Gloria
Ta lma ge and Betty
McDaniel.
Friday's low net sweeps
ended with Jackie Voelkl
taking top honors with a 91-
18·73.
Tied for second place
were Marian Keeler, Carol
Voelkl and Pat Penewell.
Three more tied for 'third
with Ann Nave, Vi Saxton
1ll'ld Wanda Goldie sharing
the spot. ·
Betty S e i e r s e n and
Bernice Ristity followed.
Me•• Vertie I Vic Balley and Robert
McDonnell teamed up to win
pmtners best-ball Saturday
in a men's club evett with a
14.
A be&t-ball of fouraome
event Wat captured by the
Wllltred Obarr's and John
Modeen'1 on Sunday.
Santa Ana RAY PLUTKO A member-guest tourney
limited to 144 teams is
fl'tH"f'"f'Mff"11fU#IUl.C#MU#fN -l<!beduled-to--pt..imdlr 'WIJ
• May 24. 25. and 25. The
event ta 38 bol" of medal
play for a better ball of
partners.
rust call him ••teo the Lip·• from this point for-
t
..,eo in this case is Golden West College'1 baseball
b Fred Hoover, who counted one-run losses this
season in1tead of sheep.
\ctually every coach has his ahare of frustrations
the regular season, but Hoover was the ''charmed
who bad nine such memorable occasions.
;olden West fublooed a 1~11 led1er in just lta
ld year of competition, but It's limply speculation
plateau th• RUIUera might have reached had a
of the one-run deciaiona been reversed.
ioover•a not one to cry over apilled milk, but be
cherlah the fond memories of one 1uch outina -
\pril lt date at Chaffey.
C1Mdf~ "-• Med MeweeraMe
It wH on that date, playing on a wind-swept
ioll In Alta Loma that overlooked tM gr•pe vlM-
rda, Hoover beame an •vld follower of "Leo
• Lip."
"I ca" remember every ene of tho11 nine u..," Mid Hoov9r, "but tho C!Yffey 1ame has to
p them all."
Chaffey, which went en to win tho la1tem Con-
rence, wu IY"llnt en tho ropet In tho ninth H
• Ruatlers had a man on HCond and IMdoff INt-
r Lonni• Cl.uMn followed with a 1lftll1 up the
1Wdle.
HMver couldn't !Yw called It_, better, but
• could have yelt.I louder.
You 111, Hoover watn't anywhere In tflht sine•
11 1lxth lnnlftl, but reports have It tho 1llheuette
1 •man on a-cffatant hlll could be ..... frantkally
avlftl his arms In the direction of the O.W.. W11t ......
Boetefl Otd et &.Me
"I waa taking in the game from oar ICbool bus,"
! Hoover. "Just think of it, it's the tint game I've
r been tossed out. ·
"I was trying to get the attention of oar bunch to
·e Randy Vataha run for Ron Teece at 1econd. who
>robably our slowest man.
"I never did get their attention so on the next pitch
· leadoff batter rips one to center and the man on
ond is thrown out at the plate on a close play. In
lotb inning they beat us 1-4."
Hoover went through U seasons before getting the
heave-ho, 10 as coac) of the Lynwood Hip School
:eball team.
"You know,'' 1ald Hoove r. "That was the same um-
1 who called our game 1t 10 minutes to fi ve because
Urkneu in San Bernardino. The next day I read in
Ian Bernardino paper that the sun set at 5:55 p.m.
."Sol wu dJspuilnl a close call at first ba11 ln the an., lamt -be ticks me •t Md Will me to go
oa tM • tar tbt nmainder of the 1ame. The fir1t
• I've ~ kicked out of a same in 12 yean. •• ·
Uk• tlda writer laid, juat call him 0 Leo tbe Llp"
m tldl point forward. •
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N 11...,. Ceo ....... ~111hll tltte. w this time
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•• * * * . EC STATll'l'ICS -Notice aJ11tbing ctidermt of Ult
Co•t• Ma•
The Inaugural Coeta Mesa
City Golf Championship has
beoen scheduled for June 30
at C.O.t.a Mesa Golf and
Country Olub.
18 bolea of medal play will
be featured with flights
~m~ from o ~ 19 han-
dicap and over.
Entry fee is $10 which in-
cludes greens fee. awards
dimer and prizes. Entry
blanb are available at all IOlf courses and country
clubs In Southern Callfornla.
Gross and net prilel will
be awarded.
St.c. eDci city offtdals will
bMtle for top honon in the
OfliclaJI' golf tourney set
for July 5.
Proepective lineup for the
city team incl'"* Bob
Wilson, Will Jordeft, Geor1e Tucker, Jack Hammett, Cal
Barck. Cliff Wetdorf. Bob
S t ephens o n and Bob
Wigmore. .
The industrial leaeue• are takinC Oft?' in tbe rveaia1
wt1b 1U1Dmer ie.cuet ret five days a week.
Thr leagues -all lta.rting
Sifter 4 p.m. -1nclude
Autoaetics, TownHDd, Voit
Rubber Co.. CadilJK Gage.
Str .. kin Products a n d
Umroyal.
A bole-ln-<>ne wa1 record·
ed on the 148-y..ct 1JUI bole
Every minute~
a half ••• someone
ca11sAAMCO
l'YllfY ..... MMCO .. u.n .. -than 10,000 tnMmluloft prol>lelM.
YOll let f'" ~"lo • f,_ ....
clMcl!, '"" •flkleflt ~ic--t titMa ... !wt -'9y, ,,,.. ~ AAMCO, JllllW trM•:Awio.. e.n 111111
,._ ..... Ill.--500 AAMCO C-.. ,. C09lt . ~. ,
tvw.y mlnvte end 1 llelf, -
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COSTA MESA ,,,. ............. "" ..... °"'" twi ~O---.......
Santi AM "' .. ""' .............. --Ml pl.,.cl In tbe Eastem Conferenc. on Allri1 •?
Ida West triPDed Fullerton, ~1 : ML SAC edged
up Cout i.1:· Cypreu topped Santa Ana. &-1: San
l'9il'lbo Valley cf.,_tld atrus. ~1. a.Del Cllaff11 •••t JUYWiWI City, •t JuUn cue ,oa millld
1 m111tp. the .,...., temnl all acond one run. ••••••••.,
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All .Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through Saturcl~
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FOREMOST® P.L·M. WITH , \V~DER TR~AD
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36 Month Guarantee with
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18 MoJ'lth Free Replacement
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1.81 Feel. tax and old tire
SIZE PRICE FED. TAX
1io.13 2!.95 1.f2
695-14 25.95 1.9$
735-14-27.95 2.06-
775-14 2'.9.5 2.19
825-14 31.95 2.35
8$5-14 33.95 2.56
115-14 ~.95 2.85
775-1.5 29.95 2.21
115-15 31 .9.5 2.36
M.5-15 33.95 2.U
900-15 ~.95 2.81
OUR NEW P.LM.
WHITEWALL
IS EXTIA WIDE FOi
GREATER
OllPPING POWRI
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• ExtrG wldt 7 rib trtod cleligft puts-more
rubMr on the rood for greater stobUfty,
grtofer traction unct.r an drMng
conditions.
e Tough full.~ ply polyesw eOrd "°"' • .... WIClrino polybutacfiene ,.... "
Nllllfd enough for IUN trall• 9Mi
........ ride ••• ancl acids .......
flat spot ............ up....,.
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OUR LOW PRICID FORIMOST 1.1.W•
AUTO AIR CONDITIONiR GIVES
YOU llnll RIOULAT'D WIATHDI -,
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Wed~, M., 15, 1968 OAJLY PU.OT
HB Cage League OCC Gals MEN'S €LUB CLASSIC ...
C•l•e•lnll Pap•
tied 8-y Brow. (~27-&U
tor low oat.
and Merrilee DUftgan scored
a 106-24-«'Z ( 48).
LEGAL N011CE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
Ma .. IU,.a IOe CCMIAT .. Titl '°""II
llOTKS TO ClllDl'TOllJ STAfe 0. CALIPOll•IA ctaTIPl<AH Oii COltl'OllATIOM 2nd in Net ·
Totirney
1n the third flitb\. Mary
Grc>M WOft low sroea with a
119 while Rita !:nlland was
<.'OPPlnl tbt low net title
Oran-COut Co''--WOil ~wttli a UWM3. A l t c e .~ wour McCredie followed with a
second place bonon ln tM ~.
U.team field S o u t b e r n MiW• PederlOD (105) and
Celilornia JC women's ten· Muriel Ward (8) ICOre.d in
Dis tooruement over d'9 tbe low croes and low net at
weekend at Cenitos College. t.be Meta Linda course.
Coast compiled 15 poi91ts Men's club action over the
in the "A" and • 'B • • weekend at Los Lagos had
division&, with qi team Vic Waddinitoo taking the
honors toing to L06 Angek!s low gross with a 73. Low net
Valley on the strength of Its went U> Jack Ashton's 78·12·
17 markers. Santa Monica 66.
plac:e<t fourth witb 13 and Second was Jac:;k Higin·
FullertQn followed wilt! nine. botham (78-llM&) a n d
lo the "A" pairin gs, Deb-• Frank St. ~lerre (84-16-681,.
bie Frees and Diane lb· Mack Hams followed with a
~of OCC battled to the 78-9..e& ..
doubles finals before k>sing The blind bogey was tJed
to Los Angeles Oity. • at 71 by Steven Christensen.
ln a i n g l e s . Cathy Jack \Blythe and George
Fitzpatrick was eliminated Derbach. m the coneolation rotmd. Women's club results in
118" act.ion sew Carol the Tin Whistle event on
FNl!Zier md Terry Mert1n Monday had Manha Ciampa
winning 1be doublet title taldnC the number ooe spot
fnllD Pel&dma Qty, wtUle in ttle ftrst Rig:bt with an 88·
Nancy St.aob lost m the third • 14-74 (54). Dorothy O'Leary
round ol singles plaJ. followed with a 91-13-78 (47)
9 IJAY8 ON/11 ~
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IUl'l•tOll COV•T Oii Titl l'Oa TMI COUNfY Of! ....... POil T'llANtACTIOlll W IUtlNl'll
ITA'9 Oii CM. ... •IA PM .... ....... UNHa PICTITIOUI MAMI Dorotflv ·.sw.n!on WOij {he Tttl cow..,'!!!._........ NOTICI O!l4111MI .. W f'll'ITIOll THE UMOQSIGNIO toaPOAATIOtl
<J --PO. l'aOIATI Oii Wll.I. ANO H4l ... '*--lllY ~It 11 ~ ... second flicbt witb a 10'2·29·73 !a .... "' HIN•Y l.. C~IC •.Le. LlnH• TUTAMDTMY M l---., 1'1S ... tel...: 158) followed by Mary HEN•n lOVf cox. ••t•· JAMH co1t. ulilte • ~ M, -.-. ~. 0r1 ..... ....._Ma. c.ii1• ""''·..., • ~ -NOTICE 1$ HHHY OIYfN '11el flClll-llrM -ti (1) "-M.I -nt Borden, Beety Brown and NOTIC! II HHHY OIYIN .. ~ J•-A. ,,,,,,,...,, .... ·-.. JlmMle AOYANClf M E • c HA N 0 I ' ING ......
Rit K cr.11twt ., "" -Mfl'IN ~ A. -· Ilea tlltf we1c1 • ""'._ "" ounav -""' .. ie "'"" " ---a em. t11111 111 --...., .... c .. ""' "111111 "" ,.._ .. "' w111 ,.,. .., ~ ., I.Al>., ..... ..,...,. --·'*"· ..-. .,.. Connie Mitchell won the "'111 __,.. '" ,_,.,.,, '° 111e ..,_, "'• T .... .._.."' '° ,.......,_, ,......_ ..,, "-_. _,_" .. telloM: • . wrtll Ille ~ ~ Ill Ille elfla .. Wllldl It ~ ... """"' Hftlcv...... CALOMA LEASING COltl'CMtATIOH. thU'd Oigbt Wltb a llf.$78 of tfle Clertt ef lflt .... """lted'ce..tl, w _, 111111"-"--tltee ti -fine lbe ltlJ """' Kl ... Clf1w, a.ta Ana, ( 42) In s--od w-E"--1o ..,._, !MM. Wltll ..,. --..no .. .,,. IMt Mttl Mt "" ,,.,., :w. .,.. •I c.111. ftJV ..,. ,.,, teu111 ,,_.,, • ""v •o UM: ¥OOICNn. Iii IM -*' lleoiled et ... olflCft f :Jt e.111 .• Ill Ille cioun-ef 0-., ...... AM. Calif, nM Stipes at 117-34-83 (40) of ... -ICUOOl!a, FO•OE ...... nt Ho. 1 ., .... mvrt. et Ill "°'"' WITNUI Ill '*" .. 1. ""' ,., .,
T ff ts . th ' Ti HEOLn, IDM lllMtt l hld.. l'acltlc l roectwn, kl Ille Cl" ef ""'" AN , AHll, IHI. op e or tn e n l'•lltMM. calltonlle, Wlllct> It 111e 1tlace ce111or111e. <Corw•• a..o Whistle event at Mesa Linda ef llutl-• ..,. ....,tltMd '" •II m••· oa..,, May " ,,.. cai-L .. tlM cet"'•'loft liln !Nftellllllt ..... fflai. ol Y141 _.. W. E. ST J0+4N, ........ M, F,...,_, "'"""" were recorded by Carnelle ""'· ""'""" 1111 ~ ~ "" 11n1 c-" c-STAn OF CALIPo•••A
Kenned (57) S h 1• r 1 .ubll<atloft fll 11111 -· SIH"'1 0. CWll -....... I. K-1 COUNTY 01' OtlANOlf, u . y . I e y oa .... M•V 11, IHI. nu "'"''' ...... on.... On "''" 1'. IHI, befot9 -· ... Hawkes (59) and Marge Oofotl>Y •· to• Sell Mtrl.,., C••fw111• """"•'•*· • Not•rt Public 111 •rid for
Fi•-· (•O\ EKKUl•IK ol Ille Wiii Tell Cllll tQ.tlll .. kl Stele, -aonlllY •-red lto!left M. ...... 1mmons °"'· ., ... ......,. ...--.-, ,._ .. .., ,...._ F'"""'" -to me .. .,."",.,..,,. SCUDDllt, PO•DI • MIDLIY, 1'111111"*1 Or-Cotti o.llY l'llot, ....,,, -·-.. ,... le .. Ille MfMll
Arlen to Speak
To CM Golfers
,._,, Al lAw M.av 7, t, IS, IHI 1'.S-61 WflO tXt<Uted Ille wtllllfl ~ .,.
l y: H .• M. HedleY '-"""" btllelf al 111t con>orlfloll tMrelfl ,,_,
Ii* ..,_ •~~ LEGAL NOTI CE •n<I •<~-lefted to mt ... , lucll cot• l'aclflc ,. ... ....., Ctlltwclla·. POtahOft executed Ille wl.,111 lflatnnnent TIL1 0111 04•1J71 PU•IV.111 to Ila W-lctwa ., a r~lon el
AttwHYa .. luartn• .... 1.. '" -~of '4t«lera. l'ubllsl>td Oral'ff Cotll 0.llv l'llot, Cl•TIPICATI Of' IUSllllU WITNHS lftY ...... Mid -1•1 -1. Mtv 15, t2. 1' 1116 Ju.w S. I... ~ PICTITIOUS NAMI COHICIAL SEAL) , _____________ _
Tiit .....i.rtlt'*' 110ea ~r·flfy a11t la C1D11-0.•kl IC> E"'
'LEGAL N011CE cklellne • b;ill,..u et .. I aou SlfMI. Not1rv Pll~lc. Ctllfer11l1
RIQhard Arlen wiit be die ~:~. M~:.;, C•::!~1 ..... -~ ~"t. ~iE ~~";;:·~z~~ lft ~UCSt speaker a( l h e CIHIPICATI OP IUSINESI SECllETAlllAl SERVICE ertd tt1.r 111<1 My Commlu lOll ha•r ..
monthly men's club meeting r~ -'"~~10:!.11~~ """'•r• ~·.,:~1r.,:o .. :~~ .. ~~ PubwJ:: ~!::-Coti• o.iiv ''""· tonight at the Costa Mesa c01111ucllne • bu•'""' •• mi Foo111111 or .. 11 .. 1011owa: Mav a. is. n. "· IHI 1934
G If d Cou tr Cl ·b S.nl1 AM, C1lltor11l1, ullCHr lht llclltlous Volne L flHcfltr, .. , 11-srr .. 1.1--------------rO an 0 y U . firm nam. ot M·EIGHTY INVESTMENTS Cotte Mesa. Arlen's ...,........ is slated for •"" 11111 .. Id 11r111 •• <-* or "" 0,1.., ,,_,11 "· 1.., LEGAL NOTICE ..,,..~, 1o11ow1ne --· W!lole 111met 111 11111 vo1na L . ._,,., 8. • •116 Plecn of ..sl*"<t ere n tollowa: Sl•te of Collto<nla, OrenM Countv: NOTICI MfYITINO llOS The club 806 str.vw. and O/A O•w-1 eo .. • """., . .,,,,. °" Mey 7. IHI. .,...._ me. • Not•"' Notice la ~ •• ..., 111111 tM '°'" .,, . • ... "''6 ef 1>o11 A-•"" Abe Gokhtel11, ""°"' 1" IM ._ .. ,. s11 ... ..,_llY Trus._ ., 111a 0,.,,.. c:o.st Julllor ltle nations largest ac-w·u Venture fllVd., Sllerm•n 01ks, ._,... VolN L. --~ 11MW11 to me con... 0 1s1r1ct of or..,.. ~. C'Or'li""' .,,. Bob Host.: c.1111.1 Cllarln G. Dien, 3!'1 McKlnleY to lie Ille .,.,_ wlloH MrM la aubK~lb-C11llorn11. wlll recetw -led bid& "' to ..._,. w a..illS, Way, Cotti Meta. Cellf., LHltr 1'.. Id to Ille wllflln ll\Slr11.....,t elld 11·00 1 m Friday Mey 24 IHI, 11 IM publicity director, meets <>-rdlntr, 1m G'-'vlew A v• "u • • tc_,,_...,..., w eJtecuted "" u me. l'urd1aii~ ~.,.rim.,,, et "" sclloof ..a..:...a w....a..~..ift ~ A11aM!m, Cillt.1 K.-A.. Mel~ (OFFICIAL SEAL) dlslrld locahd at 21'1 Falfvltw ""' every .... " .,,..,_y \A Gimme Pl1ct, Alll/ltllft, Cellt.1 •-lit C. Knox COJla Mesa, CallfO(llla, at Wllkll 11-the '"Ontfl L. McCOM, ICMU lrlthtwood Ori••· Notuv l'ubllc.C.N'°"'la ..... bids Wiii be PUbllclY OHMll arid "" .. , · Sa111a A11e, Callt.1 0omtfllc J, Slcoll, l'rln<IPfl Ofllu In tot: l'alNTING OF EVENING COLLEGE' 1131 Foolhlll Orlve, S.nl1 AM. Celll.1 Ora1111 Coun" flaOCHUllE FALL IKt
Bull T. Vordovll•• 1441 Corlalldtr My CommlulOll l!Jlplrt1 All lllda ire lo be 111' e<<Ofda!ICe """'
Orlve. Co1t1 Mtta, Caltt. Jul'f 1, IHI ""' '-111~. lntlructlom • "d
Abt Cold1lel11 •ublllltfd Or•nte Cotti 01llv l'llot, 5Peclllcetlofta wflitll lrt now .,., "'* •lld OOft AnHtberlld Mn I , IJ, n, 1', lffl 1tM1 INY be .ea.red 111 IM otnce o1 111<1
Cllorln G. Olt lt l'urcllatlrtt A""I ot 1old Kllool dl1lrlC1 l~ltr A. Gardln«t LEGAL NOTICE hell bldd«t mu.I •uflmll wllll ~I• bid • ~~,::\A·M~~~. tu~ler'• '"eek· certified clle<k. or bid·
Oom1<1lc J Sleoll ,..MIS4 dtr • -mad« DAYlbl• to IM order ot
II.all T. Ve rcloullt Cl•Tl~ICATI OF I USINIU tN °''"" Cool Junior Col~ Oltlrl<t
Stal• ot Calllo<nl1. Los A,,..IM Cou111V' FICTITIOUS NAMI floenl of TtUalto In •11 emount "°'· le•• °" Aprlf 2•. 1'61, belot• -· • Nolin TM unclertlwned -. etrlll• ... '• ...... "'"" five Mrcenl u .. , of ~ wm bid •• l'ullll< In and !or .. Id Stolt, "rtonollv cklCli"9 o bullnttl 11 ltl 1211d Strut, 1 9veronlff 11\et lfle Ol-r Wiii ""1'' lllft>
•PM•red Abt Goldsleln Ind °"" Co111 Mu•. C•llfotftil. """'' ,... lie-"'• prooosed Conlrl<I II Ill• .. ,.,. ,, Alle11betnd known to m• lo be ttw 1><1r· Htloua firm Mme of C lo C INOUST•IES •worded to him. In Ille ev•nl of fellu,. lo
aona Wftos• n1mes ore aubscrl1*1 10 Ille elld !NI .. 1d firm 11 ~ of Ille :::_1e~~~ = be<Ofl~~~ ~~O<~
wllllln ''"'"',,,..,' •"" adcrtOWlecletd they tollowlne Mnon, ~ -111 lull -ot a boM. IN tufl ....,. lhereot wiH .. ••eculed ~ same plac• of realc1t11<• la ,. lollowa: I-led IO id llool di I kt
!OFFICIAL SEAll. CllerlH J. CrlNfl, ltl 21N llrwt. Ho bl-.. m•v"wlllldre':: hla bid .....
J. Schreiner Cotll Meae, Coflfotlllo. ffljod ol lortv·fl,,. C4ll din attw tt>e
Not1rv Publlc.Calllornlo Oaled l,Qy 1• IMI. cSefe Ml for llii -1111 fllifeof Principe! Oftlee '" CllerlH J. CrlMfl The tlotrd ot Trualees r.M.-ttw
l M Ane•IH COU<ltv SI~ :.~··;'.°';":: = ~: Hotl'Y prMJeH ef reltetlnt eny •ftd all ...... "'
MY Commlu lOft Enlrts l'ubllc In •llCI tor Mkl Sl•I•, H..-allY to welw eftY '":""'••Illes or lftformelllu
Ml'f 13, lt71 Id Clla IH J C I .ii t lo lft eflY bid or '" lttt bl<lcflM Stilt of C1lll0<nl1 ~~'the .. ..:,,,,~ :..m. ~-a:bter7'C: l•I NO•MAN If. WAT$oM
County of Orenge ) " ed lo lttt within lntlrum1111 olld Stcttllrt. On lflla IOlfl d•Y of May, IMI, befO<e •dtnowledoecl he ... cultd ,... .. me. floanl of Tru1lttt
m•. lho utldersloned, • Not1rv Pul>llc 111 COFFICIAL SEAL) <>ten: Mav 1', "" 11:00 a.m 0116 lot Mid Slate, _....,.,,... a..eered ~ E O••ll l'ubllahed Oranoe COHt D•ll'f l'llltt,
Cllerlft G. Oiett. lttttr A. Getdltt«r. Noler, P~bllc.Cilllof'll• Mev I. IS. IHI ' 1"-6A l<eflntrlfl A. H•l11, Gorclon L. Mee-, l'rlnclpel Olflce In Oomtnlc J Slcoll •lld flHll T. Vtrcloulls, OrenM Coun" ~= ':,.-su':.~~M ~r=• = MY Commlu!oft b •l•et
lnttrument incl ldenowle6ved lo "'* lhal l'ubU= ~.!!:: Cotti 0•11¥ l'llol,
.... .;,;~~~~~":.:.":,;., offlclel tH~ Mn •• u. n. 29. IHI m.a
(OFFICIAL SEAL) S.mentl>a J. Hiett LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
SUl'E•tOtt COUltT OP TMI
STATI OP CALIPOIUllA POa TMI COUNTY Of! ....... ... .....,...
NoltrY Publlc • Colllornlo
l'tl11CIP1I Ofllte 111
Orane• Cou11ty
NOTICI OP MIAalH Of' l'ITITION
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IU~~T~f:. T~:;o~~~~I ;:~~) YAC,-NCY Hl'Oal DIJTlltau. MY Commlulon Eol•ff Aotll 1, lfft
l'ubllsltecl Ora1111 CCMtsl Oell'f Pllol, STATE OP .LIPO•NIA Esl•I• ol Mlclleel F. Arlotto. Oecusff. l'O• THI COUNTY 01' OaANOI NOTICE IS HEllEflY GIVEN Thel Mn 15, n. 2t •rtd Juno J, 1961 W-'I Ne. A-tnll l'lorlflCt 1.1 Arlollo hu llled fltr•I• e Esl•I• of Alfred E. Feylff, OecteMd. Mllllon tor order ••POl11llne Tru1IH of NOTICE IS HE•E&Y GIYEN to Ille THl•me11terv Trual Clo Fiii Vecenc'f
-------------credltora ot Ille 1bov1 Nmed deaden! lk!ort Olslrlbutlon>. relttlflCll lo Whldl ~ LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICI OF TllUSTll'S SALi 11\el •II "'-"'"',,. ctelms aHIMI .... -..,.. furlhe<" Nrilcultra. .,.. tMf .... T. O. Ne. '7·111 said clece*nt ere ,....,Ired lo 1111 "*"• llme llld l'le<lt ot '-''"' fM .. _ 11111
On MONOAY, JUNE 17, 1961, ., 11:00 wllfl""' _....,.., vovdl9rs. In""' office -Ml tor M•Y 1'· ...... , t :JO 1.m .. In
A.M .. GlflRAL TA• OEEO COMPANY, IS "'IM Cle .. "'"" •bow l<lflfled c;oun,"' "" count_., of O•P••-· No. 1 ol duly •PPOlnled Tru1ltt urtder all6 10 pre .. nt lflem, wllll Ill• lleCHMn said court. 11 IOI North lroldW1y, lfl tllt
1>Ursu1nl lo Oeed of Trull d1ted J1nu...., "°"'"'"' to 1M undtriltntd ti the olflco Cltv of S.nl• AM, Celllot'nl•.
lt, lff1 executed bv SHIRLEY M.. COOK, ol her Attor~'ft fllwe-•llCI Sulllv111 by Oiled May •· 1Kt. A Wlclow and recorffd Jl llUl 'Y ,., lt67, M. Rou lltt-. "°5 Certon Strfft. W E. ST JOHN
'" booft 11'7, -'°'• ot Ottlclel •ecorm Suite JOO, Late-. Cellfornl• to111. Countv Clffk
In Illa Office of Ille Countv Record•tr ot Wfllch Is IN tlect ol bu11rwn ot 11141 JeMt w -· Orange Cou11tv, Callfotnl1, WILL SELL ull6tr1ltntd 111 all mo"tts Ptrfolnl111 lo 5"1 Wett Tltlrd Street
AT PUllLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST !ht eatttt ol u ld dtctdent, wllt>111 six L• A11tei.a, Calltentll MM fllOOEll FOil CASH (Hvtblt at llmt "' monlht afltr ,.,. llral PUbllcellOft of 11111 Tel: (21J) fM.-1 ltl
Mle In lawful moMY "' ltje U11lled StetH) llOllct. ,..,.,...,.. .... l'oflti-•l Ill• Soultt (ftOftt) enlr•11<• of the C-Detect Mav 7, IMI PUblllNd OranM Colll 0.llv l'tlel,
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Offd Of Trvsl 111 Ill• proo•rlY alfu1ttd In Above Mmed dec:edellt LEGAL NOTICE
~ Cl" of CotlA Mesa. '" said County ''"'*" W kllv111 .... Sl•lt described •s: I Y M. ·-...... T·n7'2 Lot 7' ot Trad O.M ts -°" 1 IMS C-Straal, Selle ,_ NOTICI TO C•IDITOllS .... , rtc0~ '" flool< 20' Paff » •116 .......... c.-.... ,.11, IU1'1a10• COU•T OP THI l3 of Mlscellaneoua M.,.s recorda ef the Tel: CJUI .,._,,., CflJI fJl-17" STATlf OP CALlfO•lllA
Coull" •ecorcler of said (OUlllY. Alie'"" tw IHclltrl• PO• THI COVllTY °' OIUllel Seid sell wlll be m-. but without l'ubllt/led Oranot Coetf 0111v •llot, Ne. A•mlt coveMnl or werro111Y, upren « lmtlled, MeY I, IS, 17, 1', Ifft 7t•"8 Es11te of H1rold H. 5achs, Sr~ 0..
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clPtl sum ol tlll note M<Uted by Mid creditors of IM •-Nmecl ...,...,,, l>Hd, fo.wll: 111.00l.40, will! lnt.,nt from NOTICE TO Ca lDITOllS tllal ell NtlOnl llavlr>a delms -Inst lht
Aueusl I, IH1. H 111 .. Id note 1trovklld. SUl'E•IOa COU•T 0, THI .. Id decldenf or• rt<tulrM to fli. """'' odvenc11. If tnv. ull6er Ille terms ot ,.,d STA Tl 0, CALIPOaNIA ,Oii w1111 IN l!KeH•rv vouchers, 111 Ille office
OHd "' Trust, fees, clla•MS alld elfl'ftr\WS THI COUNTY OP o••••• of "" ci.rll ot the •bov~ ... titled court. or
. ~ :-.., T~Mot•~::. tlll trusts utatecl ..._ A·mJI . ~~"!o ::::":;,,.,.~~tnedtlltet ~~
The btll«flcl•N ~ Mid °"" of ~'!. ~. ~;~.c.::·:s.:·~::..:·: ot Ills 111ot,,..,.1. AaMSTaONG AND Trust, by rwton Of o brffCll of daftult lft Clllrlft EclWlfl F,_l<l> Oect1sed LLOYO, 4SI Soutl\ Strine 'lf•t, Sul"-lht obllt1tlo11s HCUrecl I he t e b Y • NOTICE IS HEllE&Y 'GIYEN tO 1f1t AGS, Lot AftfflH, Callfer11le 90013 '#llldl It Mrefofore executed erld dellvtnid to 1M credlton of Ille •bow nemed deCtdent tlll piece of bu•IMM ef Ille _,,.,.,,.,. In
I uncl•rsltned '. wrlllt11 Otcl1tetl0ft of lllat 111 "'-" llavlM clelms "•Inst Ille 111 m•lfen Hrftlftlftl lo Ille ntei. of Mid ~•ult elld O.....llCI tor Salo, end wrltt... sekl dectdeftl art reoulred to "'* "''"'" llK*nl. wllfllft •I• .._Illa •"-' Ille ftrst notl« or br-11 alld ef elec11orl lo ceuw wlltt lllt MCHStrt vouclWrs. 111 tlll otllce PVbllc•llOft ot tlll• notice.
the ulldersltned to tell said P'-rf'f lo of "" c~k of lflt ebovt .,,n11td coun • .,. 0•'"'1 AP<ll M. IKt. ••ll•IY Hid obllHllOftJ. •lld tlltreotter. Oft to ,.,_,,, lfltm wllfl 1.,_ no<essan Cu I S.ch.t o~c.,..ber 11. 1967. lflt undtrsltM<I ceua· vouc"-ra IO tlll ~tttltned et lflt oflleo Admlnl•lrator rd Miid 110tlte of br11ch and of election of ._., AffomeYt Thelen Merrin Jollnton Wlth-t,,..wlll ..,,.. • ..,
10 bf' re<11tded In boclo ... 76. otM U2. ot and flrkltet, 111 Weit Stveni~ StrHI Of Ille 1bov• na~ llec""11
•Aid Ollf<l•I Records Cll071. Lot ""'"'*" c.1110,1111 90017, """""-'"' L'*Yf
O•te: Mn '· '"' wlllcll " Ille l'IK• ot buslntn ef lht "' ..... """ '""'· ....... GlflllALTAll OEEO COM--llef1M In 111 malltrs H•lelftl"9 ID L .. A""lta. Cellf ..... "'tJ
•ANY Illa ...... of said --·· wllhlll .,. Tel: mu H7 .. t21 Al u ld Trualt• ..-Illa lftar Ille 11,.1 publlUllOll ot 11141 A-n i.r Afmlnhtr-
llY Andrew J. Four,..1 rootlce Pvbllahed Orenee Cotti Otll'f ""''· A.ulsllnl Vle•l'~ldtnl De ... Atrll :IO, IMI Mey I, I, IS, 22, I... '51-'I
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Clemtllta, ba1 btn .. lped Be a c b. pertldpa1ed in Wlll1aJDI AFB, Arla. recelYld Ida oom.mlalon u Qll fraternity. tJ poUctman la ~ ._
to Mood1 Ari, Ga. b pOot "Beagle lMsh," dmulated Tbt alrmla. trliMd • • tDllO la the U.S. Navy at He wUl DOW rec.Ive 111gbt Tac6cal ~ Wbil at
trainini. Tb e lieutenant combal aerdte at camp aircraft mecblldc 11 am-. tllt Jflftl Air 8 t a11o1, trabdq ud ~Uonal in-~AB,~. received bll BS decree from Ptuecola. J'klrida. ltnlction before recelvinc wm wear tbt ~
Cal Poly ID Pomona. Bia Pendletoe. • ber ol tbe W Air Com· Pwock P'lldulted from bl& wiJ1cJ u a oavi&ator or Mnlct ribboa ~ llr WP-
father, Ra1pb Jl Calmer, ~ IDIDd. L11aDa BIMla la,b School pllot. Inc bta umt will Gii U.J. Air
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the Mllltary A1rtift Com· mand, the •l•ant 11 a
g r ad u a h of Hunthllton
Beach H1lh School aDlf at.
tended San Bernardino Val·
le'/ College and received
hi• AA decree from Or1Dlt Cout College, before a-ttrinl tht aemce.
Airman Oarlea •. DaYla,
USM\, IOD of Mr. and Mrt.
Howard E: Davia ol .,.
Pbalarope C o u rt , Colta
Mtaa baa bee:1 ualped to
tbt USS 'ncoodero1a oper-
atm1 ID the Gulf of Tonkln.
Staff Sil Ro1 G. A.._.,
USMC, GI' 14732 Hunter
Lane, Midway City, bu
been aastped to the Ninth
Eqlnetr Battalion, Flnt
Mlrinl Dtvlalon, Vietnam. --~-~ supports ·u. •• lnflntry unlta bl
the Danani area and tbt combat tnglneen detect
and clear mine fltldl.
Pvt le Frut I. DntU,
USMC, aon of Mr. and Mn.
Edward J. Devitt of 4112
Koaa D r l v t , BunUnston Beach, bu been autped to
the Second Battalion ,
Seventh Marine Repent, Vietnam. ,
His battallon, a unit of the
fint Marine Dlvtaton. COD•
duct. large acale M&rch and
dt1troy operattona aplut
• the eoemy.
Tbe unit la alto enpftd In
a civic action prosram
designed to U l ilt tbt Vie~
nameae people in Mlf-btlp
projects. -Spec. 4. RofMrt P. Dlllel,
u. 8. Army, 22. IOll of Mn.
Gloria DW.u. of 944 Con-
11"111 St.. Cotta Meta, bu
been u1i1Ded to tile lit
Speclal Forces, VJetnam.
Tbe unit wu created bf
tbt Departme11t of the Arm'/ to provide, bl Ume of war a
unit tllroulb wblcb tbt
Anny can develop and
employ pmilla warfare
forc:el aplmt the tumy In
lupport of mWtar)' opera.
Uom.
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,_ .... c ... uua"t
Richal"d W. Dabney of
Newport Beach ha s
joined Cleary, Hitt and
-:o., Santa Ana counsel-
"' firm, as a vice •residenl aal senior
:on10ultant.
LEGAL NOTICE ... ,.
New Health
Company
Established
A group ol space industry
•pec1altsts 1n t h e en-
vironmental and h e a I t h
sciences has for med the
S y :s t P M e d Corporation.
Newport Beac·h -a cor ·
1>0rat.Jon to bring n e w
1ec hnology into the health
and medk al service field.
R. f>. Culver. p1·esjdent.
u id formation ol the new
company was completed
with the acc1uisll1on oC the
business and certain assets
of the I lealth Sciences
Div1,1on of Arrojet·Cl!neral
OorporalH>n. ·
"The new company," Or .
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letftla, Counfv of l ot "'"""'"• Sl•I• :1t1Awlll1, •II Ille rle/11, llllt •I'd In·
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<eHd •' Ille tlmo ol c1u111, In •nd 10
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physician. s c i e n l 1 I i c •
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nursing and management
per sonnel. Most of these
people, who now form the
nucleus of the SysteMed •
staff. have worked together
as a learn tor the past three
years. They have pioneered
the appl i<'a tion of aerospace
systems analysis techniques
and advanced trchnolo~ie'
to the solution of C'omp le.x
e nviro,.mental and health
science prol)!ems.
"The corporation'$ ob·
jectlve Is to continue this
work and to p r o v 1 d e
assistance to any element of
the private or public !ector or the health field where a
need Cor i m pr o v e d ef-
ficiency and effectiveness is
inrucated."
The SysteN.ed Corporation
has assumed c o n t r a c I
responsibility for providi ng
health 1ervice for NASA's
Goddard Space F I i g h t
Center in Greenbelt. Md.,
and Marsl\all Space Flight
Center in Huntsville.
Walter Winchell says·
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-tlae ... tlult •ys 'Heads you win
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• RAMS 19'7 -Dick En~Yg, above, narrates
:1e Year1of the Ram," tonight in color at 8 on
annel 5. The half-hour program follows the _p_ro-
!SI of the Los Angeles Rams in their exc1t1ng
7 football aeason.
&LEVISION VIEWS
few Fall Slate
lppears Great
By RICK-DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The shrewdest ~elevis·
series are those that spend as much ti~e. on
•eloping the audience's goodwill as on writing.
ing and directing.
TttlS IS MADE crystal clear in CBS-TV's new
·-schedule in which a built-in trust for the na·
l's two u;p series. the Lucille Ball and Andy
.ffith shows. make it possible for them to under-
forJllat changes.
In Miss Ball 's case, the goodwill between aud-
ce and star is so firm that she has had ~e.w for-
ts several times and never lost her position as
eo's all-time favorite female.
THE T~NTATIVE title of her series come CaU
"Here's Lucy." Any title will do. Just .. get her
me in there somewhere. There was I Love
cy" and "The Lucy Show." CBS-TV's schedule
kially released Tuesday. confirms that in ~he new
111at she will play a widow wit~ two children--:
r real-life offspring in fact, Lucie, 16, and De_s1
naz Jr., 15. Gale Gordon. a Lucy regula r. w1U
tum as her brother-in-law. who operates an em-
>yment agency.
Griffith's case is quite differ~nt fror:n Mi ss
all's. He's leaving his weekly senes: which was
,, 1 the past season. Yet the sh~w bwlt u~ su~b .a .ervoir of goodwill that the senes re~lacmg 1t _is
:lirect oUspring of his progr~m. and 1n fact wtU
1ture him in at least four ep1sod(s.
THE NAME cif the replacement series is "May-
·ry R.F.D.," and it stars Ken Ber~y _as a farm-
and town councilman in the same fictional North
rolina setting as the Griffith Show.
And as CBS-TV says clearly, the new program
o inherits the broadcast time and some of the
niliar characters of the Griffith series. In addi-
n, Griffith is an executive producer.
LIKE MISS BALL Doris Day will play a widow
"her new half-hour series on CBS-TV. The net·
irk says that in the story she "re~ums to th~ fam-
. ranch with her two sons to begin a new hfe far
Herent from the city life they have known." A <t coincidence is that Miss Day recently bec~me
widow in real life. Her hus band was her lon~ltme
anager. Marlin Melcher.
r.BS-TV also announced Tuesday that Danny
iomas will return to the network to do two !1pec1als
?xt season.
Dennis the ltfetaace
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LEGAL NOTICE
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POil TllAlllACTION Of' ....... ... • UNO•a fllCTITIOUI ....._ 11
THE UNOEIUIONEO COitl•0•.4TIOt.·•
dolt ...... cer111Y ""t IMt ~ iAJGON (AP) -U.S. and f1Cbb1 bmdl IWJ city bu more than• at tbe peak of Ill tmn. of e11aa1U•, Also terrorist unit.a could be sent acumt b capital. 10Utte aald elementa of •11 .mr1111111 •1111-toe.Mii .at • ' ~ Y19tDalDlle troops beta ldDild. ~ or tbl the fitbUDI, ~ and -~. tll• slip into the dty to carry out Vietnamese and American '°me .a enemy battalions ~.~l~C:~Z:=-•' ...
haw Wtudf er1llbed the lcMtll-:J;. · This doea not include Viet --"'--to tbl Tet ol· commando-type raids~ IOW'ces say iDtelllpnce was were intercepted and mOlt KLO,.,. •!Id 11111 111e ,_,."'I ' Vt_. ,._,,.,, .. _ .. "ave" U-......... ""-----Ll-L ,._ • ..-. d11ide --.1 """"U,-_. IU.l-1 1v hurt ~ti-..... t•-·..... ...._ ' .. ..,.... __. Al9 -l'Yl"19 wllol\.-a "'¥1.C .. -. •-s .... fen11Ye U. been .. ~ ... mare But so far the Communist 16 good th1I time as it was were ser oua" · -.·...; it'': ...-;..""' '"" • •
oa.mtn qUut Waon-. ht· pubed Pl« the city'r outer wpplf. penonnel long inside tba• • rtwte. attack has fallen far short. oC poor during h Tet attack. A major portion of the E 11 T " E,. 11, e N e u • • ~ ' ~ IOUl't'll saSd to-· friDtes Diver tlotialed more .. CltJ. No one la~-to .. , Viet Cong plans, reported to . lg)iting inslde the city tMEH~~:.C .. ~'"'t.. ~! ui. ' than about 150 ftgbting men Durill& tbe Tet.' offensi~e the o.atmunllt command U.S. and South Vietnamese U.S. umts north and west limit. this time was doae by w~~~~· "' MM 1111, ,tit\,.:'
A POiice ICIUl'ce said from at 1DJ OQI time. A U.S. wbich bes• Jm. 31, IOIDe can't launch frtlb ~· intelligence, whidl called ol SallOll loupt a series of commandos wbo Infiltrated..,.,~ 1H1. -~~ ~ ao fo 90 pereeat of the mil1W'J IOUl'Ce said-there 4,000 to 5.000 Viet Cone aglbalt Saigon IDd it 1 for 10,000 Viet Cong and major bllttles with units on earller and dug up buried ~~~ir::~~~~~ .=..;::. :~: enemy mllitary force m&J bave been somewhat fou~ inside Saigon. Chinese section, Ololon. ' North Vietnamese troops to the way to Saigon. A U.S. weapons. ev: Vo1ntv lt.fftre. "~ _..:;.,;_....:,_ ______ ..;._ __________ .....;.~----------....:,.--;.:.___::.:..;:.:~-=.::.::=-.:::.=:.:..;::;._.._ ____ .:.::;~~,;;..;.;~;:;.:_...:.;.~------------------...:.;.--_:_ ________ .....,.::.....,..-__ .::_ __________ __;::._. ____________ ~ STAT!~~c':~:o~f Ste.~~
• • COUNTY 01' LOS ANOILH ..., :t;_, ON THIS lfltl MY 1//1 Al>rll,
Nlort mt. .... IMCletlleMCI. l'ublle In Mid fW Mid COUll'r...Mi!'
raldlnt tlltrtln, dutv -~
TO MORE . THAii 33,000. [~::r~~~=E ...
... -
. .-~ ...
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VOllS CUSTOMERS IN r:!..~~" .:l!Oi: " tMI l4ICll corooratlOll executed · lte~~on:'!~~: 11a':'~:i~:· ; • 'SOUTHERN • CALIFORllll ! ~~F~~~~~~:: In
11111 ~3 f
ll!otarv Publlc-Ctflfor11r.
Let!I Go to tlte Races .. .., ~~gt..~
At!HM.,. At Law IW lew1 Av..,ue 11 WAYS TO WI ••• Ill IT'S FIEE!
~,..-i liF I :25• I '1Grl '1ii-
Attd Yov Win $2 Wliene~ Yow Houo COlllel in 2ndt
$t,OOO WINNll
Pllyllit A. Wrioht
Huntino!on '9aclt
1M A-Its. Callenllt MU
Pubflslled Or111111 Cout Otltv l'llllt,
April 14 •nd Mey I, t, 15, IHI -.... -
LEGAL NOTICE
~f4,,1EVERYDA Y SLIM PRICES, ADVERTISED SPECIALS AND BLUE ·CHlP ST AMPS
l'·l0012 CEllTll'ICATa 01' COl.l'OUTIOI
l'Ott TllANSACTION 01' BUSINESS
UNDltt l'ICTITIOUS NAMIE
THE UNDERSIGNED CORPO~TlO!'
does herebv certltv !Ml It ls c.oftd\Kfl"' • consolltnl service 8uslMSS located ti 1027 Nor111 P1clflc Coe.II Highway, LHllM Beech, Ctlilornl1. onder the tlctlHoua firm name of GENERAL CONSULTANTS. INC.. •nd th•I lht ... me of, Miid ;cmr•
Por111on end Its prlnclPll 11tece fll
business Is 11 follows:
AUi RU TAMAUS
RfAL MOK:»C STl Yl 4 : '1 SAVI l-.....OZ. PKG. .......... • 1.
nAUAll llY WIMI
NCIM CU Wt flAMQICO 4A'
64%. ,._. • • tt.-3-0Z. PICO..• • • .... ..,
~DIDSI•
*DI M1M 01NU1NE IWOJTU> JIM ~•SAVI lk• 16-0Z.ITl. 7
DDERGENT
AJAX
,,,,,,. ·1¥.!fiYil1
~~~~-9t ..................... ,,
'
PAPAYAS
PERFEmON ---White, Wheat or
Sonclwldl 15-oz. loof •••
$100 WlNNll
Kay Huthes
Hociondo Heigh!•.
$100 WINNH
Alfred l. GoiM ,
Newbury l'ork
$100 WIHNR
Alfred G. Sitnmons
Rlvenide.
EX™ PANC.Y
lt!ADY TO fAT 3:s1
W11111'1111lon ::=· 10L
....... ~~ 2' 25'
Fresh Carrot• 1~~~ 1oc
SP1 JUJIOOS "° .,..., 29~ ~------------------~ G f ., WHITT 0« '1NK ,.,.. ru1 COACHEl.lA VMlfV
,,
TOP Of Tiii CllOla IUDI , LUI STEAK
CHOICE
CENTER Cl/TS
CHAMll CHUM ... ........ ·~·~ rw•11 ... ::r.. I~.
-
Wine•.;
1.5.1.l ·JD SIAIPS
'"'-aum ct'llt
$h '1bJ en Top Ovellf, •• ,
..... Nlll ... llal
•••• 1a C111J1 =-~7' ~:=-if Ml. CM. " OM. aM.
c:..t'C1 ;'.I .................. 11 ... 2~ I GMI:-.., ~a-. ·--·"'"'Col""' , .... c...~ , .............................. 2/2k
'• Jiil .. -~····· . ' .•• .,................. 7>e. o..., ,.. w.. ""'° m ............... $1..,
' ~ .,_._••• A-..e• 1N1 ... k•, H•tla11a l111• 1922 11111r A-.• 1•ill1~ll1, lh&lla .... le•-'
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APPLE --SAUCE
CHECK VOHS lVlNYDAY
SUM PNICES & SAVE/
fllN Velueo .t 1M bl,. Co41 DIK.
MKT.
ITEMSo ~!
Ym!M1lill 3:. 63'
Frac1hk 12~ 8/81'
Doll Frlll r.ect1lll :3 25' , ...... 14'
Dllllolllcm., l4 oz. 22'
lrlft..,_. • ot 59'
WessotOll rr. 34'
Heil Bl~ FDM I Ol. 8'
Ems Platt Bun 1.11. 11L
llllou's cen Flakes 12 :~. 31'
C&HSlp' 5 IJ. 1o1a 59' Ill*'' Clllcolltl 11111& • or. 25'
....... JO& 89'
Jell.. 1111111 uz. 111'
A~I ClealSlr 17~ 25'
Wal1u Snfllcb Bap 150 ~ 37'
Jerseymald Butter 1 11. 79'
Wastwaod tee Crwi Yz ~1~ 59'
VONS
SUM
PalCf • 1/11~ • 14•
a-...
34• --7'
17'
11; .. • • 1•
21'
"' 11'
IJ'
--~--°""' Eus lMCt AA 36' 14•
Ba•l lllllWS ASST. 31' 17;
Sift PIJ T• Timi • ,.. 33' • Trnu SlrWS ur. ·•t• .,. ..... ,. =l 23' Jr -Hiiis T•te SllCI :F 11' 11•
. ~ UQUOlt DEPT. SLIM PRICES! f.\ ROYAL VELVET ·W DRY GIN i I~." D•i1'HI ~ s3s,~ londort Ory S.AVI
. 9().PaO()f 40c $~H
i I.Mer'• kotch ~ ::-•s"
Gllltey's Vodka -::' •3" r--.-..aoo-AGi J I S1IAltlT 11111VCIY IOlllOll I
I N-l'WOOf I I •11" I I SAVf 51.1, HAl1 GAUOH I iiiiiiiii------~--J
BEER Co .. of 2-4 2'' 12.o .. c-
s1.v1 20r
I llND·llD ~TIC
ftAl>I. WIOl o. 53c ~~~)c
.Allcfl '""" .•••••• ' ••••. :. • -""" .......... = 11' ....... llflder ..... :..Tr .,.
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ENTREPRENEURIAL E~ PERIMENTS, INC,, 1027 Norlh Pedflc:
Coast Highway, L1go111 a e • c II• C11ifomle. WITNESS I~ lland' this 19111 dl'I' f/f April, 1961.
EN'l'llEPRENEURIAL EXPERIMENTS. INC.
BY: Volney sttfflre, President 8v: Jamh Acr'1. S«rett,., TATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES I st ON THIS 1911> daY of Aorll, A.O., 1HI,
Mfore me. 1114! undtrslgntd, • Notary
Public In and tor said Countv tnd St.le, residing lhereln. duty commlulontd and sworn, persontllY IPPl!Ued VolM'Y Sift•
fire end J1mes Acrtt k110wn to rnt to be the P"'sldent 1nd Secrtltry ot 1118 q>t-
PorlllOtl that encul9d lht wtlhlll I,.
strumenl on bth•il of the CDP'PO,.lloll therein named. tnd 1cknowltd9ed to me
!NI MICll a>rPO<tllon txecvttd !ht .. -. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I llaw
h..-tunto set my hand and tffliced my ef·
licl•I -• the d<tY tlld .,.., llt tllfr c:ertlflc•le flrsl above written. (OFFICIAL SEAL> Lois T. T1telsht
Notary Public Ctlltornlt
Principal Offlce In
Los A1111e1ts Countv My Commlu lon EXPlres Feb. 2. ltn o•oc ACRIT I l'l!ltttOC:HIT Attomtn Al Ltw llW •-a Ave11ue
lM Anttlts. Cdfor11le MU PubllsMd Orange Co .. t Dal" l'tl!lt, April ,. and MtY I. •• IS. lf61 6'2:'1
LEGAL NOTICE ,..,,,,,
Ht. S4MS
ClllTtfltCATE OF COlll'OllATIOM 1'011 TllANSACTION 01' aUSINHI UNOEll l'IC:TITIDUS NAMS
THE UNDERSIGNED CORPOllATI011 c1oet her~ certify 11\al II Is cond\ldllll 1
business touted ti J33J Hertlor llllrcl.,
Coolt Mew, Cafllornlt, undotr lht ti<• llllCXIS firm Mme ol ATLANTIC
RESEARCH CORPORATION, e · OlvlsloCt of The SusQ.,.,..nnt Ca<Portlion tnd 111._i
said tlrm Is coml>Oled ol the lolloWl!li corpor11llon. whose orlncloal place ot 11osrme 11 ;V~r~wJ·e M AN N) • cort.
POflA TOON. Shlrlev Hlohwtv et EdMll Road, AIHtndrl•. Vlrgl"ll 2'131'
WITNESS Its hind lhb 16111 4•v " Aprll. IHI. (Con>0r1t1 Seal) THE SUSQUEHANNA
CORPORATION
A. W. Sloe" Chltf'Execullve Officer $TATE OF VIRGINIA ) COUNTY OF P'AIRFAX • } • • Oft thlt 1'111 dtY of APrll, A.D. ,..,
Mfort mo C. JuM Cross t Not1ry Pllbllc
In ind for .. Id CounlY end S .. tt. *f'I'
commissioned •nd sworn. per~IY IP.
P«tred Arthur W. Slolft k.nowft .to. .me to
be lht Chief Executive Offictt of ffle _. Porallon Ille! executed the w1tb1•· ,,..
stromenl on !><!hall of lh• cor1>0rall011
therein ntmed, end 1d<now:.c!led to mt 1h1t such c.orPor1llen execultd tht sa,,.,e. tn Witness Whtreof. I have h•feliMo· Mt
mv hond 1nd alllwed mv olllcl•I ffll I.ht' dav and Ytt• In !Ills cr<tlticete first •br
writhtn. ,7'"'
(OFFICIAL SEALl
C. JUM Cross
Notorv Pobllc In Mid tor sa Id County end Stitt
Mv commlsilon uPlrtt
S.Pftmber 11. 1Hf MMnlltOU & D•L 8UlllCIO
A-YI -"2 s. ,. .. _ st .• ,.... m La a--. c ....... ,..,, Pobll~ o-.,... Cout Otttv Pll!lt, Mav 1, a, u. n. 1..a JS.a
LEGAL NOTICE
l'·JMIS ClllTtfltC:ATI 01' IUSINUI
ftCTITtOUS NAMI
TM undl!rslol'ed don c:ertlfv i'1e It COii·
ducting • buslnts.1 et 22$ Marine Av•111H1.
l!tlbot lsl1nd, Cllv of NtWPOri ·-C1lllornl1. unes.r the fictitious firm na!TW
of "The Pillo" Ind that Hid firm Is conW
Po>td of !tie following ""°"' wlloM • name 111 lllU end piece of resl<k~ •rt •
lolioW\.l PhlflP T. 8rvce 12.S\\ Mtrlne Av-
9'1tboe lsleftd, Cltv Of NewPorl llffdl, PhlllP T. llryce. 1446 VlleM Ol'fw.·
Gltndtle. C1lttM11lt . Dtted April 30, IHI. Ph111P T. llryct ,
Sltte ef Ctlltomle. Ort,,,. Covnt'I': ;
On April 30, IHI, bdort !M, I Nohlr1 l'ubllc In end for said St1t1, _1.,:
•-red l'llltltt T. llrvct kMwn to mt fo be the ,,.,,_ Wllost MIM 11 subscribed
to lht w1111111 tnslrumtnl encl •Ck,_...,.
eel he tXKvted Ille -(OFFICIAL SEAL) ROHlle C. KnoK Notary l'oblle<etllornte
Pr1rc111et Office In
Or•nt• Coulltv Mv Commtuloll EDI,.
Ju:V '· IHI. l'obfltlltd Ore,,,. Coed Oaltv l'llet, MllY t, I. IS, 22, IHI 1--.
LEGAL N011CE
•
.
WILSO FORD SALES
YOUR CHOICE
RAND
NEW '68 MUSTANG
-$2288 _. 10•10 •M $60'5
,., Metttt. -
TOTAL
DOWN
YOUR CHOICE
5 1988
II.AND NEW '68 FALCON
, 1988 ., 109/e -4 $52'5
,., Monti!
TOTA'--
DOWlll
Fresh eir hH ter I defrot+.r, dual hydrewlic htt ke tyslem,
h<eke liie, fro11t Joor crhy. ligh+t, cloth & vinyl interior,
peel.ltd clHh & visor, win4'thie1J wathert & wiperi, siJe
view mirrer.
·~~D '68 CORTINA
'::D '68 F~IRLANE
$2388 er 1 Otyo •M $6365
hr Mentt. -
TOTAL
DOWN Fresh Air HHter & Defrost.,, l•cltup, Dom•, Cour+.ty & Sidt li9hh. Bucket SHh, All Vl11yl
Trim, Nylo11 Cerpei1, Roehr Pent! Moulclin9t I Air Scoop Orn•mt nt, Sut I Shoulder lelh,
P,clcltcl Dult & Vhort, Windshield Weshers Ir 2 SpH cl Wlpt ra. No. 274 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY •:;D '68 RANCHERO s.:0 ~ r; j
Freth ald hHter Ir def., .,inyl & cloth uphol., nylon & reyon cph, l>•ck-up. dome crlty I 1Tde
li9hh, rock penel I wh l midi, peel duh Ir vitort, tHt & 1hlJ. l>olh, w/thielcl wahr I 2 1pJ. wip.
$2288 er 10•1. •fMI $6095
,_, Mettth -
TOTAL
DOWN
~ 1988 er 10% 1nd $52" hr Month
TOTAL
DOWN
Delne 2 Door. Atroflow ventiletion 1y1lem, hucket tHb, vi11yl
interior, carpeh , interior e nd exterior decor options, disc braket,
WSW tires, H lo111etic tre111mi11i011. No. )54. lml'll•4'iate Delivery.
~~· '68 F· I 00 PICK·UP
Frttt~ Air Hu ter I Delrcl'ltr, h clr0 Up, Dome, Courtoy I Side l19hh, Oty•Nllo, 111,ide I Out.
el.I• Remote Co11+.ol Ouhide ~4irrer, lri9ht Metal Mouldings, P~Jcled Duh end ~i1or., Su l a SltoulJer l tfh, Winchhit lJ Wuhert l 2 Spt1J Wipers. No. 2114. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
1o ~O TOTAL DOWN 7• PAYMENT
lnclu.._ SAW TAX AND UCENSE
1/3 or 309" down NOT Nqulred •t WILSON FORD
where your •pproved banlt -credit will qu1llfy you
for minimum down fMYrMnt on your new ur or
ntw truck.
'60 FALCON s+.tion w•9on, r•dio, hHter.
No. NYC557
'60 aAMall W•9on. Autom•tic, r•dio,
No. 564
YOUR CHOICE
'6l FALCON 4 dr. Wa9on, Auto., radio,
heater. No. 602
'62 lAMILH Amaricen. Redio, heater. No.
674
YOUR CHOICE
'6l RAMILH American W19on. Auto., r•d·
io, hHter. No. OJV684
'62 CHEVROLET V8, •utometic, PS, r•dio,
hHter. No. 56'
YOUR CHOICE
'63 &ALAXll Vt, 1uto., vinyl inter., R&H.
No. 304'
'6J COMET Custom. 6 cyl., auto., radio,
hH ter. No. 694
Youi cAolci
''5 lAMILEl Station Wa9on. Radio, heater,
~hite wills. No. 411
'61 PLYMOUTH Vali•nt. Raclio, heater, red
' finish. No. 569
YOUR CHOICE
'6' CUSTOM Automatic, radio, heater, wtw,
tint. 91Hs. No. 512
''4 •Al.AXIi HI F .. +l>aclt, VI, euto, PS,
redio, hHter. No. 237
./
1988w10•,4 •fMI $12",_,_..,,.-
TOTAL
DOWN
Duel hydreulic hrelte 1y1lem, vinyl interior tti111, padded desh I
vltor, inside I aide view mirrors, reflector, windshield wH hert Ir
two spud wipers, 115" FltruiJe hody.
* SPECIAL PURCllASE *
1967 &ALAXIES..MUSTANfH.FAllLANES-T-lllDS
29 OF THESE FACTORY &UAllANTEED
AUTOMOBILES TO CHOOSE FROM!!!!
1967 MUSTANG ................... ---·-.......... -........... $1999
Autemetic, redio, hH ter, IMicht 1utt. No. 24t
1967 GALAXIE 100 ....... ----·-·---$ 1999
VI, euto111at ic, ltS, vi11yl inter., low l'llilH ... Mo. 557
1967 FAIRLANI 100 ........... -........................ S 1999
Herdtop. VI, eutome tic, PS, redio, hH +.r. VLN 117
1967 CORTINA WAGON __ ... __ .. _ ... :$1699
Deluu . 4 tpeed, radio, hH ter. IMicket _.., 1"'•111i11111 ti,.,, No. 656
MUSTANG ROUND·UP
1966 MUSTANG -·--··--· ... · .. ···-·--·-····-.. --SI 19f
VI, e11lometic, I'S, radie, heater, waw. N .. "9
1961 MUSTANG ··---· .. ··-.. ---·-----$1199
VI, Hto111otic, I'S, Mcket aoeh , co111olo. No. 667
1961 MUSTANG ... -..... -... -.. -.................. -.. -·--t 1399
Co11YOrti11le. VI, e.+o., .-S. heutiful p...lor ~l11e. No.U t
1967 MUST ANG VI , H +o, I'S, l>l11e~I ... No. 102
1967 MUST .A ... 2+2. JtO VI. evto., ltS, 4'itc !Ire~••· air _ An c0fl4'., 1terH. No. Til647 (
1916 MUSTANG VI , e•to .. I'S, Air. T•r~eoiH. Ne. Jtt
1961 MUSTANG VI • ..,to., I'S, Air. Yellow. No. 144
SEIVICI OPIN
•:t;D '68 GALAXIE
SPECIAL FINANCING AYAILAILE
Speci•I erre119eme11h with leocli119 ~nk MMI flMnce co1111tMli• 9ive .n Ifie
opportvnity to offer terms which mey
LOWER YOUR 'AYMENTS
Ivy your n-cer 9r truck u4' re4'uco you. -thly ,..,_...._
REDUCE YOUR MONTHLY CASH OUTLAY
12-24-3& or 48-Month Financing Available on Approved Credit
UH th eq111iy 111 your old cor, PAID·FOlt Olt NOT, te 111alle the dow11 Prt·
111e11t on your new or used cer or truck et WILSON FORD and even 9el
CASH BACK
'63 CORYAli litfo11u c o .. erlil>le. Autom•tT•: ro41e eiMI heo+w. No. 04
$599
$199
$199
$1299
'62 CHEYROLD lel Air 4 d~or •-c!•n. VI, a11tometlc,
_ • ---power 1tHron9, l\lr con4'. No. 617 '65 GA' .. v11.soo Herdto~. VI, •uio111etic, ~ ,_., stH ron9. No. 271
'66. GA' .. v11 500 H.T. VI, eutomatic, ltS, R&H, ~ low milet. No. 2110 $1499
'67 CHEYROLn lmpela VI, eulol'llatic, ,S, r•~io, s 1999 hHttr. No. ttt
TRUCK & CAMPER SPECIALS . '
'63 CHIV•' . Utility l>ocly pichiit• N.. ftt
'61 FO•D VI , e11to1111tlc, Pickup tr11clt. F515tl
'61 FORD · F• I 00 Loll,a.-4'. . Ne. l6l
'63 ICONO. lticltup. Ra4io, flH tw.
No. 614
'62 fOllD F• I AA vi ........ ltlH, _., Qilt. ea~. He. 571
f64 fORD F• I 00 4 Wiie.i Drive, Ne. 414
ALSO AYAILAal
tl99
$199
S799
$1499
''5 lANCHDO '66 flOID ,.,. '61 POU ft/C-,
Dt• • Auto.. lt&H. No. ,., r llM. -· llb -· .... .,. J --· lt&H, .... ~.No.IN
'65 CHIVY ''7 DOOM 'IJ·TON '6J CHIYY YI
lO!lflle4. AIM. No. S _,. 119. Avlot., I' W . J IN., lta.H, Htw •""· ......
-PLUS MANY ones ANO CAMPUS TOOi -
SALES DEPT. T_..., "'"' ,......, I ~ .. S '.M.
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Allottier HARBOR DODGE th+-. .. 48 months bank flnanclllCJ availabl,. on all nitw cars. & tr~ks In stock on approved credit.
SHOP at YOUR t EISURE with ALMosr $1,000,0CMI INVENTORY of NEW & USED CARS to ~HOOSE FROM
'76 '76
CHOICE
OF
COUii
• lucbt Setts-· .....,.., Heldlighla
• Full vinyl interior • Nylon Carpeting
· • ltw Dede Spoiler • tull r1elng ln-
strument1tion • Front Air fOllll Slit
• Elecfric. Clock • B1mper Guards •
Ash lrly light • H.O. Springs • H.D.
Torsion Sway Bar. Ask for Stock no.
.• 9•5, No. 9..,., No. 137, No. 136.
69 .... -..,._ -.... ..... ----· ................. ,.~~~~· ··---............... , ..................... .
••• NIW
•59 ..... •59 ... _. ,,..
'68 DARTS
• CHOICE OF COlORS ·--
•Padded Dash • Seat Belts • All
Vinyl Interior • Heater & Dffroster
AK for Stock No. 909, 134.
•lQS9 .. .. ~=-· .........
~·············· ..: . 1•1• HNI . .
•'Dull Hom System• Tinted Wind-
llhitld • De luxe Wheel Covers • °""'' trim • Foem front seats •
White sidewall ri res. Ask for Stock
No. 536.
'69
llllL ... nm:
'69-~2 389
TOTAL Pm i&'
..,.._.,._tu & II&. & ~ ci._. ... 4: .,,. • n~ • :$ t . t E ... ~
··············~··•1111: ................ .
TOTAL DOWN "'...,.
HANO NEW
•89
TOi l MONTH
~---·-·-................ -....
•109 •109 ,.,..._,
",_, ,.,,,,.., ......... -. ...... .._ .. _ . ..,. ....
• Nrbl vphofny • wan to weft carpets •
Amm.tic 1Nns. • Power stffrlng • Heater ~
dtfrostw..,._. • Dvel brake sysfem • Back1
up lights • J lpd. wtpws & Wishers • Dttc. 111t
belts. ""'-t. Stoel-No. HS.
52979
Nrl& NICI a~
•• ••11n 11UV11Y
Auto. trw • Vinyf trim • Dix. wtil. cowrs •
T runic light • Map Ugflt • Vinyl roof • Power
br1kes • Ash trty light • Vinyl bucket Mats f
Power Steering • Astrophonic rad io • W-5-V
• Tinted glass all windows. Ask for Stock Nr
98l.
53649~
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USED LOW MIL.EAGE '611 & '67a THltU '61
MANY TO CHOOSE FitOM
'• f W ~l:.ft ~f" TOTAL PltlCE
FOR YOUR PRoTECTION
All HARBOR DODGE USED CARS
with a GOLD STAR
1co,-. UNCONDITIONAL GUAUNTH I I ~"" ~--" $1 ... L L ~"1fr-4 •~ 1~1.f~ TOOAL Q'-~n
PY.',\l ~~1!.'.tY. ~ TIX & L!C,
'84 V 1¥/1 ~o~~ ;0~~ TSTgAL6P6illCE
~=\Ntt OONN "THLY.
THIS STAR STATES IN WRITING THAT HARBOit DODGE
GUARAtlTEES THE CAii 100~;. AGAIHST M~CHANICAL DEFECl~
FOR 100 DAYS 011 4,000 MILES WHICH EVEllCOMES
PYMT PYMT +. TAX a. LIC. FIRST AFT£1t PURCHASE THIS INClUDES All MECHANICAL ~~ "AllTS, lllCTRKAL EQU1'MOO, IATTlltY, SPHDOMOH A~
.. RADIO, Hfl TEil ON ALL CAIS. THIS &UWNTH COVHS 1i':if 'II l.W. $1& $1&. TOTAL PltlCf $4&6 TOTAL OOWN PYMT. JPJN-. PYMT . + TAX a. LIC. ~ All PARTS AND LAIOR FIEE TO YOU. f&l
AU PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & LICENSE FEES ANO All FINANCE CHARGES ON 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED REOIT
'65 DODGE CUSTOM 880
j--• H M . at1t1M w•90n. 11.tcllo. healer, eutamallc. I' 5. "~ .. Lu'9•~ rec~. w•w. ..,,...1 disc.a. W/W ur~tine. IRRZ UOl s57 TO~L s57 M'ro..lA.r. Sl 666 ,~~~~E wMr. "YMT. f TA X .. t IC
ILUI IOOI NICI SUH
'61 CHIYROUT IMPALA
2 door ~lt'Cllw. ll-, ,,....,, euta .. air, "Jt7" l",I .. 1'.I . !HUil "21
'46 TO~~ s 46 MW.W: 5-1366 ~YMT. r-YMT.
llUE IOOIC Pltla $1965
'16 DODOI COllONn 440
-..i. Md ......,, v ... ·--le. wlllt. •ldewetl "-· (TllC Jfl) s43 TOTAL s43 TOTA,f. fi1266 i~r. M~AT:
ILUE IOOK Pitta $1775
'M PONTIAC aONNIYIW
TOTAL
NICI
+TAX & LIC.
TOTAL
NICI + TAX & LIC.
I 11oor ....... A-........ air ..... -....... _, ~-. -· (RAV .. ), '36 '36 ~066-TOTAL TOTAL TOTA} . ·~ N ICI ..lm.-111/~Ar: +TAX & L•C,
llUE 1001( PltlCI $1 750
'tJ MUllAHG COUPI
.... --, -.._..., ,.-., llHlw. 'Nfllll -.. ~--· IUJI P>J '33 to.!AJ. '33 TOTA,,!: Sft66 TOT~~CI ff#,f. M/~AT: 7 +TAX & LIC.
llUE llOOK PllCI $1175
'61 DOD• coaONn
... ~. -......... v ... r..ao IM ..... tr. (T$1 ..,
'33 WI; '33 MPJ1l '966 TOTAL
NICI
•TAX & LIC.
ILUI 100« PRICI $14SS
'64 CHEVROLET IMPALA S.S.
1 door ""rdtoe. lledlo, hff,.r, llUIO .. to0~r ,rttrln1 & brt~tt. H7 •M .. bucl<tl ~81), wtw II-. IJZV 15')
$ S $ 6 TOTAL 33 Wii. . 33 ~~l: 96 +~~1u~.
ILUI IOOI rllCI 11611
'66 Ma
,......,. 2 ............. """" ._., ..-...i. (~ $29 $29 {866 TOTAL T T T NICI ~ tt-~ft· • m • LI<
llUI IOOK PRICE $1160
'61 w .. e ns
CHOtcl Of COLOIS
DELUXE 4-DI. MODf ..
Dix. seat bells • du1I breldng
system • helter &. defroater
• huard fltshing system •
padded dtSh & visor • back·
IRAND NIW
'63 PONTIAC OUND PRIX
Grtnd Pn r lhdlO I nd ~eattr, 1vte .. l".I .. bucl<tl ...... -· IUIL •>· .
s29 ~$~~ $29 ~~~f '866 ~~~ LIC.
llUI IOO« PllCI $1190
'U CHIVllOLIT IMPALA
.._ ·._. H-. Jt7 ..,..,., l".S,. *le ... hNter, Welti -l'TW nit!. s26 $26 s766· TOTAL TOTAL ~TAL NICI mr. Ml"Y.~t: + TAX & LIC.
llUE IOOIC Pita $1340
'66 DODOI COllONn
A-.tlc, Heelw, Ml!try lllltr t K!rM. (!JC.A Int
'26 fi~ '26 ~'t 7 66
ILUE lootC PltKE $1520
'61 CHIYltOLIT atlCA YNI
l'-YM 1 ,._, '•ll 11.-v _.,._, INGI" JN.I
'26 w:r '26 Mwtt?6f,
l lUE IOO« PltlCI $975
'63 DODGI 440 ITA. WON.
TOTAL
NICI
+TAX a LIC.
TOTAL
NICI
+TAX & Lit .
, -· 11..,;e, i.e1w ,-,tomeltc. -·-I-· ,.,.,,,, -.. ..._ lllM m 1 . s23 . ~TAL s23· toTA s L L 1..· :~: ~~:r. ~~~l 000 + TAX & LIC.
ILUI IOOI PllCI $1205
'A POllD IOO XL ' ... 11..-ll"'9 ' ......,, ,_. "'8rtfll, -........ tlucUI .... s . '23 SW TOTAL 23 ~ ;f:;,~. • TAX a. Lie.
TT T T~ Pl.ICI
. llUl IOOIC PlUCI $1170
63 DODGI DDT
l'llltY IKf9rV -WW. Wllllt oldeWelll. (OICI( ...
•19 ~=r. 119 .,,,~~'f:
llUI IOOIC PllCI $115
'U PONTIAC CATAUNA
Allle. "'-·• Pleelw, wll8ll ...... Ml_,-· fWll' lltt
TOTAL
NICI
+TAX & LIC.
'16 MP. $16 ~~~/466 TOT:~~,L~.
llUI IOOK PllCI $815
RNcly to
lolll
up lights • 111ulti speed wip-•
en w/washtrs. Stock #1'l.
# 159
'71 '71 4 9 9
ti' Vinyl covered
eomb. IOft & bed
ti' Or1pes °" 8'1
windows
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THE REAL ESTATERS Pete Barrett RealtJ. IDI & lllCOME lolul mCICllClli ~t area, 4 SR, Nn·
Where Experience Replaces Experiment
2 Convenient Offie"
1700 Newport * 2790 H1rbor
646-7171 546-231 3
BACK BAY NEW CUSTOM
:autiful new contemporary with stone front
PENINSULA SHORES
New Balboa
Oceanfront Community
Oc..view-Dover Shores
3 Bedrooms. family rm. plus dining
rm. Now vacant. . . . . . . . . . . . . $79,500
lalboa Penh•la
4 "BR home with unobstructed Bay
View. Excettent condition with blt-ins.
........................... $69,500 •
You cu Uv• '~ BR 2 bath.
1900 Ill ~ home •
let 3 otbel' 2 BR 2 bath de-
luxe units help P•Y )'OU.I'
way. lneome L'l95 per month1
full Price $60,500
1RYINE TllllACE
For the BegiMin&
Execulive
Immaculate 2 Bdrm, 2 batb
Home. Aaking ~.500
C1ll for ':/::. .
(114) 642 5
881 Dover Dr. SUlte 101
Newport Beech ·
. --
bdrms • 2 lavish baths . e'Xtra large family
om with fireplace. Tile entrance surrounds
nken living rpom. Located on quiet cul de
~. $35,500 -Nothing like it!'
THREE NEW 4 & 5 Bedroom two • sU>ry
single family Homes and three Duple~es with
a Deluxe owner's 3 Bedroom & Den Ho'me
upstairs, and a 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Rental
down. Now ready for occupancy.
Newport
at
Vldorl•
646411,1 • C•t• Mee. 1100
5 BDRM.· $800 DOWN
's move in for $800 total. Large 2·story, 5
droom home, with king sized master bed-
om, B/I range-oven & dishwasher. Fire-
ace. la!'ge family room, completely land·
aped. The only 5 bedroom iri this price
rige, '29.950 -It's sharp.
TOUCH OF OLD SPAIN
tStside Soanish · 3 bdrms .. Uvin~ room with
>od burning fireplace · large lot with 2-car
.rage . $23,900 easily financed.
NEWPORT SHORES-$22,500
r>pular "A" Frame · 1 block from club house
1d pool. Short walk to ocean -bas large
mily room. double garage. Perfect seasbore
1me.
l>-7171 Open Evenings 546-2313
Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wet
Bars, radiant heat, insulated, carpeted, wall·
ed, lanc:bcaped, self-cleaning ovens. Formica
kitchen cabinets, Powder rooms, Etc. Etc.
Come see for yourself:
GOLD MEDALLION HOMES
OPEN DAILY 1 JTIL 5
"F" Stl'fft and Balboa Blvd.
on secluded Balboa Peninsula
Priced from $79,600 to $109,600
For further Information ull:
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
675·2000
PETE BARRETT
AND COMPANY
642--4351
------------
WATERFRONT LOTS
New Waterfront Section Just Opllld
(Fee ~ple land) .Waterfront lots, tnCJudin&
boat slips, from $33,800 I
HufttilM)toll Harbour 5'.les Corp.
CALL DICK FABIAN -147°2531
We will mail you lot"lllaps
& financing information.
Lido lsl1nd JUST LISTED 3 Bedrooms, lqe. Patio,
lovely pied Cl!..tr)'· Decora-
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiili _____ I ton dream f49.SOO. 20%
down, owner will Cart)' 2nd
TN.st Deed 6~.
Low Low down. Steps to Just Listed
,750 FURN.-ulilSnHliEi\D~iiiiii~~~-ii beadi 3 BR 1% ba. 14x20 2 Deluxe triplexes with shake Owner leaving area.
P • y• l f living room, fl.replace + roof.<!. They barely carry I..uie 3 Bedrooms, family rime 1ew 0 family room, bit-Ins, lg. din-~selves when fully oc-room. focmal dining n>om.
Large 3 bedroom, family
room Baycreat home located
on a large corner lot.
Shake-root. loads ol pan-
elling, manicured landscap.
lng and room to add on for
• growinc family. $43,500.
ANO'DIER VIEW
HOME carpeted and draped,
AN T H R E E BED-
•M, 1% BATH HOME
ing ares, service pol'cb, cupied. PRIDE OF OWN-Large separated breakfast
quality carpets & drapes, ERSHIP &t L 0 TS OF area. Beautiful land~
dble garage. Rltr. 646-3928 GLORY. yard. Owner leaving area. Have you been waiting for
(C.11
Anytime)
lllrbor View Hiiis
CorOM del Mar
Lusk • built bomea Jocated
in the Sou.thland'a IDOlt de-
sirable a fasclnatine area
Scboola A CaliL Irvine
Campu.a just m o m e n t 1
away. Sensibly [iriced from
$34.900 to 148.900
LUSK HOMES
Directions: MacArthur Blvd:
!rom Pac:Hie Cout Hwy. or
Newport Fwy. Tum on San
Joaquin Hilla Rd., then
follow algns to model area
Deluxe Home & Apt.
!
Ownet will finance at 6~ '70
tbia custom 2 BR A den +
BAY VIEW apartment
Huge living room with
beamed ceilings. sunny din
ing room glassed to melter
eel garden-patio, den with
comer fireplace. On large
luah.ly landscaped corne
lot in . deaireable Oiff
. .
r
Haven. $47,500.
Ruth Pudoll, Re1ltor
1605 Westcliff Dr. 642-5200
Qullity, Convenience a Comfort
0 Thill home etfera all three t
the diacriminating buyer. 3
b
Victoria Mesa
Homes
16 NEW HOMES
Low dn. 6%% 31).yr Jou
• Pram $23,950
Valley RO&d at Victcr!&
(Just E. 'of Brookhum
up on blaf1)
Lido size lots, tee limple
land • High above sea level @Built -in '"""' kitchen. Conveni· '"t to shopping
center, near new
achools.
3 and 4 BDRMS -1 A 2 sty
Fireplaces, auto prage '>~
entor, carpetinc, draperies,
fencini, landlcaplng.
MfchHI K1y, Builder
Pbme 646-1676 Eves M2-S10li
WOW! ! -Just over 1 year old.
Convertible 4 BR ,\ family
or 3 BRI -den a dining.
Atrium entrance, 2 full
baths, tanlUtic bu l 1 t -m
kitchen a an underground
utilities. M.wme 6% loan
(no loan fees) $148 month
includes ~ • in-
terest. CALL ~llSl (open
E\'es) Hertta~ Real Estate
"FOR ADULTS ONLY"
Choice, nr clubhouse loca-
lion!" 2 • Den, 17~ master
suite, 2 ba, dlx blt-ln kitch-
en, w/w cptg, patio &t dbl
garage. No exterior main-dinette and modem
t-Ln kitchen. Fireplace
fot'Ced air heat. Cover-
iatio and detached mu-
garage. This attractive
:e root borne Is located
in exclusive Dover Shores
only One remaining
in this location
$38,00>
Call:
Eves. 646-2290 $ '3,500 & $ u,500 Can uaume ~% intettst. an immaculate 4 bedroom
• .._ Best~ In Baycrest $59,500 home with a panoramic n ten.ance!
Bedroom, 2 baths, wit
quarry tile entry and nylo
carpets thruoul The prlc
is right • $34,950. Seeing Is
believing. Call 646-3255.
· large shopping center
public ll"ansportation.
~ER WILL TIIR.OW IN
; FURNITURE AT l.JST.
C'RlCE. Call today to see
Bargain.
Wally HaUtierg
Eve.
TERRIFIC BUY Newport
at
view of the city light• and Just Listed Balboa Bay? Well. here's
Owner leaving state. a spacious one waiting for
California Ranch Style, 3 you. Just Usted for $41,500.
Vidorl• Bedrooms, Famlly Room. A "RJNG"
646-1111 ~~7 r::.w=u~~ .·~~•SPRING
(C1ll Back Bay, Newport ~ach. 7m2 •REALTY
Anyti-....) Can assume 5%% .loan. •• ~ l!!!!!!!l!!!l~~~~l IALBOA ISLAND ..... s.n500 • "ANYTIME" 3~11!1111111!1~~EI JEAN SMITH• . 1801 Westcliff Drive
JEAN SMITH,
Realtor
e
400 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa
646-3255
See 1hls
ONLY $20,950!
MONTICELLO HOMD
Realtor ~1210
BY Own«. 292 Bowling
Green, College Pk. 3 BR.,
fam. nn. 2 ba., frpl., elec
bltns. $24,500. Ex~ loan ~9,300 at 5% %" F R A ,
paymts. n66 Mo. incl. Prine., Int .. ,
546-3880
taxes, Jna.
No DOWN GI Near Bay. Duplex. 2 BR 1 E lti ' miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
beth + 1 BR 1 beth. Good xc n1J R--""or fn M.11 Verde rental. ~r livea out of WUff SHARP GI.EN MAR • lJKE Country Club UYing
Heated ipool, golf, rec bee, 2
Just steps to WestclW abop.
ping area I: schooi.. Need
IOme paint &: loving care
Large comer Jot with aile
entry to rear yard for bo
:ves. Call 646-1000
NO ON VA popular
ge Park 3 BR 1% ba,
1s, plush landsc. S24.900
iO DN VA 4 BR, fam
l~ ba, frplc, new cpts,
$23,j()(}
•vimming pool, frplc, 3
lxer upper nr Westclilf
'I S1500 dn-take over
00 loan + sm pmnl
Just listed for quick sale! ans a, very anxioua to sell. Lido Home 400 E. 17th, c.M. Mt>l255
Sharp 3 bdrm with wood aoae to shops. Call eves. 2-story. 4 BR + conv Den. · Jewel Box
shingle roof, 3 large bdnns ~2290 Room for Pooltable. Sunny
& handsome family room. patio, beautilul landscaping. In The Hei9hts
New carpets & drapes .. No-Rltr. 641>-39'28 or 545-l48l Lrre spacious bo.me • Ideal Thia 2 bedroom home has
thing down to qualltled Vets. *LACHENMYER for entertainlnc , •.• $89.500 been completely reneftd •
Price $25.900 • must hurry! Mrs. Ralston plumbing and wiring 1 n d
MESA VERDE REALTY $350 DOWN ~ latest in efectric kitchen
5'16-5990. Buys your famUy a home! la..._ .. -• -plu.a the most expensive In
Ea1ts1de Costa Mesi You'd better .ee this 3 bed--flooring, carpeting, drapes
11 Units with room for 3 room 2 bath charmer with and Vertical shutters. Lovely
more. Will sell or exchange hanhrood Ooors and big Coldwell, BIRk• I C.. paJ4< like view, boat or tnll·
Immaculate 4 BR home that
11hows like a model. Ideal
f.amily home on a quiet
street cloee to elementary
ilchool. Would you believe a
fireplace, built • ins, dish-
wa!lber I: ca~tmg through-
out? Move in It "start liv-
in". A real bliy for $24,750. •
10% will handle.
or trailer.
$23,500
Evening 547-1857
y
at
293 E. 17th St. 64S-44M
lncome-2 bftltS
2 blocks to beach
$28,900 for T.D.s Submit. for appt. yard for the children and ... ~· ~o;:, ~1=~ er ll)llee. • COATS
call Jean Van Der Borden, pets to enjoy. S132 per ICI ... , Oil ·-(olesworlhy & Co &
Jean Smith Realtor, 646-3255 month Includes principle, • WALLACE
JEAN SMITH, intereat. taxeb and Insur-WANTED 642.7m REAL TORS Lot • 50 X 175
ance. trot Har --546-4141-R.2 Costa Mesa
$23.500
:arly Amer. Back Bay,
• 11 Br. den '.!I: ba, game
i lrplcs. Just reduced to
TRA VALUE RESID.
Realtor Real Estate Sales People. bor Blvd .• C.M. (Open Evenings) Can ?.One Commercial
. . WHY NCJI' GET ON nu: Open Eves. ·~iii:i:i:i:i~~ plus smaU hou9e, $15,000 -IOO E. 17th SL, Costa Mesa
64S.32$ BAND WAGON! 12 Uni Over 25 years in ts ~rge WiUiamaon, Rltr.
Orange County F1rwt time on the market. 673-4350 OPEN EVES
tOP. OVER 17 YRS. WEEKENDER < Klngaa rd RE Ml 2-2222 --------WITH -FRlliNDS IBY H. RUSSELL Home built like a Motel lEAL TOR. 545-2'209
1 need ~istings! 2 big unii.,, each w/2 BR.
2(W3 WESTCLlFF DRIVE
646-7111 Open Eves.
ROOM TO ROMP 2 oo, lge patio, unusal resl or Westcli!f. llave 3 value at $<l5,000 Lovely 5 BR + 1.arge family
n smU hse in Harbor DeLancy Real Estate room, Mesa Del Mar • near lland~. Will lrade for 673-3710 all schools. 2~ beth.II, w/w
· 3 or 4 bdrm. :==~~~~~!:! carpets & drapes, lovely .,\:-.ll'A A!llA HGITT'S landscaping, ~nklers. '";~,i',A~~~~i;h~: ~~~ P~~·~0~~ 5~1:185 Price ss.5.100.
n ,1nd take over 'Loan. wilh option at $21 ,950. CUte
I SI II rnn 6'-:i Int. .Pou 3 BR 2 bath, Anthony heat-
~ 15 3 BR on '11 Acw ed pool, freshly painted In-
Est. sdl' 3 hdnn I In. tenor, other extras.
I' \l l • \1 111 I I ~ f \II \ \ II \ \
I{ I \) '-,
1c $18,500. WBt sde. COLLEGE REAL'J,'Y 546-5880 1093 B:il;et, C.M.
250. 3 hdrm. crpt. drps.
VIDSON Realty 3 BEDRM -FAMILY WATEIFRONT
I RM -POOL $21,500I
e . ..Full page advertislna 12 .clMn 1 bedroom apts. f e Inter office teletype completelY furnished. AU C:~( ~\ e Training program elec kit, Ref., w/w carpet-""°" e Insurance Ing & drapes. Separate laun-
• Many other beneflta dry room A car ports. Beau-rea ty
Call 646-4494 -For interview tiM swimming pool. All
I .
ae
adults. Easy maintenance. W4 Vista Del Oro
F1ne Investment. Newport Beach
s121,ooo IAYFRONT POOlROOM
. .
.I.
.
3
ed
br, split level, 1% ba, bit-
inl, w/w ciiu, drps, 2 -car
gar, on prv drive, exclllfoive
E. aide area. By owner ~
NEAR CatholJc Sdll.; J~e. 3
BR., 1% Ba., wtw carp.
Dib. Gar., fnc:d. $23,950.
Submit down. I m m e d . pouea.
24.5~·~. ~U»
3 BR, 1~ ba, huge lot
w/fruit trees. Quiet st. New
apt'g It compl redec. Only
18,500. Jmmed occ.. Low dn.
Trad e s c ons idered
Owner I Agt. 54&-5581)
OWNER: 236 Tulane, $24,500
3 Jrtra lrg br, 2 bath, top
cond. 549-2198 aft 12
Mff• Del M.r 1105
1 Story, 4 BR. fam rm., 2
BA, cfr,pa, crpts, Sll,00> By
ownr ~7S04 or 542-1131
5 BR plus formaJ dln rm .•
3 BA, $37,500. By owner.
~7504 or 542-1131
Mesi Verde 11 10
OWNER MOVING MUST
SELL! 3 BR 2 ba, lrge fam
rm, family-style kltch., dble
brick frplc, shake roof, new
qm, oversized g a r a g e .
Manicured yml. Aaume
hlgti 'l<isting 51{% loan
w I p)'mnf.I onlY S140 P.I. CAu. L ARRY 5e-llS1,
Hmtqe Real Eatate
pua room (convert to Sth
bec1rQQm or pool room), 2~
BA, '8rce family room, 2
flreplacea. Extra large, fee
~~lot. 3) X «>Pool w/
jacuD.i. $12,000 firm. Down
pymnt Oex:lb~ 10% or ??
J'.XXI Anchoc' Way. 642-2341
er M2--~ Open bouee Sun ..
May 19 (1-5).
CLOSE TO
l lTHEL TOWERS
3 BR. 1 % ba. Ille gar.
covered patio, c:pta, drps,
$19,900
Kmnecl)' ll Aalodates
&IUB) Eves: 548-6238
NO -DOWN
to qualifted bu.Yer, 3 Jc.
BR, 2 BA, bit·ins, park
sized yanL '28.SOO. See
this! 292'7 Paper Lane,
N.B. Owner-Agt, 54S.9'100
NR. Bay le ocean; lovely 3
J!R 2 Ba borne on 2 lots; can
use as 2 apt.. Rm. to bid.
$46,500. Sell all or ~ int. or
trade. 121 4lst St. can park
in rear Owner 673-2719
4 BR-OWNER.
2 Ba., frpl., beam ,cell., new
cpts. Comer loc.; club priv.;
urgent, $28,000. Open Weac-
ench. 351 62nd St 67S-0144
547-7401' Owner/ Agent
l~"-.J.OAN; xlnt cmd., 3
BR. 2 Ba., lge. hJ,beamed
wd. paneled den: cov. patio,
Lovely yd. $30, 750 Owner
1900 Beryl Lane 641>-2909
aIARMlNG Bay view; 3
BR, 2 Ba., all elec. 2 sty,
like new t'nhou.se: 2.000 aq ft
Carefree lux. liv., w/pools,
etc. Now $39,500. 673-4356
SA.LE OR LE~ BY
OWN~ 3 B.R., pool ,
Hali>or view, Newport
Heights. $47,500. 543-8873
~ loan; 3 BR. 2 Ba.,
cpts, drpe ,all bltns. 1 blk to
ocean, tennis, pools. $23,900.
· 642-3273 Own 'r
WATERFRONT, 62 Balboa
Coves. 3 BR. $75,000. WiU
trade for property, Arabian
horses, or -! l.J 8-7771
BAYCREST BY OWNER
5 Large Bdrml. 3,250 aq. ft.
Ivan WeU. built. Fee land.
2100 Windward Lane
LUXURY Condom . Bluffs 4
br, 3 ba, below mrkt val at
$36,500. Owner transl. Call
Owner ev• aft 5. ~
Newport Hp. 1210
Newport Hei9hts
F1xer upps an beautiful qu,
~c. 2 bedroom, large
lot. Ideal for )'OWli couple
starting out.
JEAN SMITH,
Realtor
400 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
644>-3255
AVAIL Immed. Cliff Haven 3
u Br, 2 ba + 2 Br Ocnn V
Inc Apt. $4.9.SOO. 548. 7249
Cameo Higblands, spacious
br, 2 ba. On canyon, $36,500
Owner 673-4423
Lido Isle 1351
Big HOUM
S.-11 Price
NEW LISTING· lot Via'. Y
3 Bd, 2 ba. New crpt.l/pUtt
brick patio, bdl gar, $45,
Good Onanc:ing. SUbmit.
R. C GREER, P.ealty
3416 Via Lido m
OPEN DAILY 1 • 5
929 Vii Lido Nord
2-story, dbl lot, 5 garaget
10% Down • will trade
Richardson/ Purcell
Realty 6
Must sell. $60,000 home
estate aa.le. 3 BR A.
Ma.Ice otter. 219 Via OrvietD
~
EWPORT B~ACH Value & charm! Fireplace. DeligbtfOl 3 BR home. F\llh-
ac 3 BR + dinJng, 1~ Entry hall. Bath house -Ing l: boating at your door.
is, cp~/drps, hardwood large covered patio. Gorge-$.19,000.
1$ YOUR AD IN eu&g. WTD: Lido lsle bou8e
rs. S27,000. ooa heated • tiltend pool. CAY\VOOD JU.TY, Ml-i.29o
2750 Harbor SB, CM Deep groundt .. 540-1720 6D W. Cout Hwy .. NB
MiO Eves. 673-1164 TARBELL 2955 Harbor
,612 ..... •on• LOnA mDS?
Of'NllT9 MUWTt,..,,_ caen1a
we. COTI'A LO'ITA HOUSEi • 8eCfrooml down wlth hua• Rumpua Room \11)-~tatr •. Brick fln!place, modem ldt.chen. ~ dra.pn, o"'81ad fenetod Jard.
F'KA or VA Tmna.
~ .. YOU ••N• DISPlACID IY P1Mm s1
I'hen you must ~ t~ gorgeous 4 bc-droom, 2 ~th horn,. H111tl' brick flrplt1CC'
Cu l-D-Sac street. Th1s bi a real l>eaut)' at $23,!M>O will .. u fHA or No Down to
Vets. Trade your old home. SIU STAITD
JU3t $7.00 total down tnclu~lng cloelda coeta to Vets, wOJ ma.kr you lha proull
OWnB ot thla 3 bedroom prtttlge homer by Doyle 6 Shlekla. Dtep pDe cupea.
beautltul drapes, complett-1)' fenced. Anotblr IPIX:lAL.
POO DUAM conAM
3 bedroorm. 2 baU.. llvinl room wltb rom.JrtJc ftrep.._ Beauttf\11 kitchen,
forced aJr btetlnc 2 ear prap, !nap enclORCI :rard. ..-i for d!.lldru. Ownm
lnOVibl "">' ·IOOI). ,.,,. '800 Duwa, ~t -tUa nnt. . S7.IO TOTAL DOWM
INC&.U= AU. C&.OSIM9 COSTS TO VIII Betttt tn Smos rr. ara f hup btdroon-. pha t!lmDY room. 2 llalhll
"1th MW bMutiM aoocl ~tin• wltb mat.cblJIC drapes. Loth ~~ IW"-roundll thll nicl~ ya1'. Bey ol the Moetb I
1111 ONI TO .. ;~. II .. OM w••Ka A Lii
I
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,
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a. FIEDT Someone will be retired cpie. Irnmed cub
b . lnok:lnr tor It Dial &C2.sm Prine only pla-Pvt pt)' for _ qoiclt, eftldent l'8UJts, 67>3380 or m.5184
SIS P
L .. l ...
IS.000 D • Om, terr
buout, Itri
Low pr
fQr' l\ldmdlOft/E
Hun_!I~
·COMPLE'r
(BR, 2~ BA
North Dea
ina, ta1and
P~ed fa
Uv rm w/fJ
bit-in hutch.
ered Pltio,
Ii.le, lmced
Cement dri
model bom
Well cued ·
5 min. to
to $.15,900.
6640 eves A:
PAINT
HardwOOd fl<
ity In thla ~
cel.lent U'el
• Collep.:
lotad~l
Dcd>le m.ec
of palms ..
value -$21,!
KATELL
84
MEREDITI
5 BR 2 sto1
cpta/drps,
2500 aq. ft.,
owner tnn.
considered
option.
IRASHIEJ
MT-&.11
1-7U
One lit
' Yem' old, c 3 BRa, eoclc
vacancy. p
Ale.
BRASHE.i
847-8531 _,......._,. -KOIY I
with 2 Bil
wotld'a tine
$11,500 -tel
Pacific S
842-2581 _,......,_ ....
BELOW
3BR1~ bal
upgraded q:
garage, lg It
pymnts less -962-44n
Only $1
Ottered VA
11IA tmnt
family l'OO~
but yard JI
cant·re9d)t
$23,500.
COILEGE JI
POO
4 BR, qual
built-Ina lar
tio It a cc
transferred
P1ul Jo
847-Ufl6
MODE
IMMA
4BR +tm:
$33,000.
HAFFDJ
"Home to l
8740 Wamer
OWNER -
to beach or
sty. 4 bl', 3
2552 eq. ft
()penSun. lt
21J: 56.J& * 2 BR, firi
patio. : * 4 BR. pati
c
Bkr. 536-2585
3 BR, Glen l
frpl. 2 Ba ..
mar_ $23,30I
3 BR. 1% t
Newly rede!
Vacant Ow:
Fount•ln'
OPESHOUS:
.ty. 4 br do
draopes. Sha'.
patio. Walk
bl. from l
$29,900, Yot:
dng. 159'J8 I
$26.000 1 e
Pilot'• Hoa
beaut trees,
frpl, nr adll
Fwy" ml
982-6129
BEAtmJ'UJ.
BA. fUll1
covered .,.
loen: 12-U
Sll-8834
AssUME~
BR 2 .Ba..
I bonua ml. ( -Tustin
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LAGUNA
DOWN, .NC
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SIS POil SALi HOUSIS flOll IALI INTALS UNTA.LS UNTALI UNTA.LS •I I -.J ...... ~ •• 41.1 1'11.11 I
HMw Unfumllhe.I Apia. ,.,,...._. Aptt.. UnfumflW Apt&. Unfurnfthed
L .. ble 1151 L..,....... 1115 c.ta MIN 1100 Celte .._ 4100 c:.ta Mela S1 ._.alt Wentecl 5990 Ac_rt_? ... _.._ ____ 6_200_ ~ ~ =~..!· 1111 . VERY a..EAH s BR . s••so Vft. Up DESIRE 1.i yr. leue. s Br. IO ~ • (Oft Maln eut,
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIPllD INDEX -. ~ ---mG ONE bll " AA. HAIBOR 6 dell or 4 Br. unfm'l\IJbed west~ Newbe rry• ,., Pett hrvlc• and la,.,.t Alelat1nce luuout. streeVstrtet lot. c.,.,., dre.pn, covu e Studio A JlaS ..... home. Q)M. , .LIDO. • c.iu.. Silver Valley. ht-
Low '1rice $48,500 That'• the bMt detic;riptJon of patio, Meta del Mar area.. e lid ut1111 a PbaDe ..,. BAL ISL. • .BEACON clelert. ctry, u miles tut ot DIAL DIRECT 142·5878
tor f1Ut 1a1e dlia dramatic lAauna lle6.cb $2.25 montb to m_aotb. Art.. e MPS s.ntce • 1V avd. GR [£NS BAY. • :EASTBLUFF. Bllr'ft<>W. "Land o1 Lakes'' lllll•••••••••••••-IUcbantionlPurcelJ, ~ llome, 8\11LT ON AN £S.. 54&-4141 e New Cdt A SW '73-1801 or flT3-4689 atta. 90 Man-made lakes In
TATE SJZE utr. THA'l"S • BR, 1" Balh9: large lam. 2376 Newport Blvd. 549155 BACHELOR • UNFUR.N. so• n Home, 11....A "·-. s BR vallc:y. Alfalfa, tfsh raisil\(, HOUSES FOR SALE IUSINIU lllNTAL ......... -D"' .. CHED BY A PRIVATE BBQ 2 '-1 ....., ........ ........ .._ I .,._ 11 t O"f'IC:I RENTAL ...... ,. Huntlntton IMch 1400 ........,. · rm. •/bit.II. : .,., " 1 BR.. partly rurn. $85. from $100 bfJuae. Ft'Om June 13 to Jub' C'Cere.auvna. • ....... ce_ enl 1>r 0111h11L ................. 1• 1Nou1n111L PllOflHT'I' ..... ... -----·----DRIVE OVER 150 FT. carp .. drapes. bttnl. 2 Ctr mo. ~ Elden Apt E. 20th, approx. F 0 u n t a l n trellu park Mall( develop.. con11 MHA ............. not cOMMU c111L .......... -. ,.,,...,.. ... ,.,..,. p .. '9V•GE LOING SP~ ... \111 ""G S SO. F ed· gardener Incl. ulil. in · h MllA OIL MAil ............. 11es INDUSTRIAL •tNTAI. ........ .... ""'.,..-...,.,.1:> a.....,.. · ...,. .. _, garage. enc • · Jnquire al 2641 Elden Valley area. 84,2..3516 ment.a prorreu auc u a Mn.A v1101 .............. 111t 1.on . -................. .. 4 BR, 2~ BA. 2 atoC')'. Beach RM. 'f!LOOJ\ PL.AN. Spark1-$235 Mont.b. s.i&--0125 A"" 8, COsta Mesa. 1 ·2 A 3 BDRM. .itt take for water aid tn-COLLIH flARIC .............. 1111 lllANCHES .. . .............. .. Bl t 11.... ""' T'lmu It UNFURN ,,_., I l NEWl'OllT llACN ............ UOt CITRUS OltOVES ............. •m North DeseJotl. Elec. t. ins coo emporary •t.Y ........ MONTICELLO Townhouse, 2 E/SIDE 2 BR El bltns •UN•· · Rooms for Rent 5995 struclion; m"'"" a fa fa NIWf'OllT MllGHTJ .......... mt &CREAGE ............... ..
lna, laland stovt A bar. built on 2 level&, w/exten. Br, dht kitchen. Adulta only. patio, Multi -~~ 36t·B Bta'" Poola1 Olild Care srow'lng; f.lniahed reataurant =~~:Aio1v:OSua ::::::::::.~~ ~~:.;L::r:,.•,•uv "·:::::::::=
Panelled tam rm w/fl111c, ll•e Ult! o1 wood A &lau. ~ ..... so ~ aft 3 Ogl r.35 ,,.,, ,....., Clat-er, Adj. to Shopplna -2· aep rma in lar~ home. WW wt th aevttal lakea for flab-IAYCHJT .................... 12u ouN01 co. l'llOflHTY ..... an •tun """"n' •' LIV ~...,;:;::;;':::' =' ====;;;:·== e -mo • ..,,. .... ..., No pets allowed rent to 2 stable .,..,.,J.e, $60 &..a •-swi ...... i"g .._ ov-'te IAYIHOlllS ................... 122s OUT 01' ITATI l'llOI', ........ .-Uv rm w/frplc din rm w/ A SvnuAY PI .. ~v~ • -.. -_. .... • .......... ... <CTIU DOVlll IHOllH ............... 1121 MOUNTAIN & DISlllT .......... If blt-inbutcb.aPts.drPl,cov-RM. WITH ANnQUED MeM Verde 3110 $140. OIARMING 2 BR:~ 2111D...Peterao.n w~. at JllJ' mo, Fountain Valley campers Ind gall courae: a wasTcL"" ................ 12• su101v1s10N LAND ........ ,..,,
ettd pitlo, block wall pool ~ BEAM CEIIJNGs, paid. B.lk lo K-Mart. bcr 6 Adams, Colt& Mna. ~ lake with waterfront parcels ~~~:::s~~-~~~~ .• ::·:.:'.:J~ :.~~Ll=~~~~l·.~~1.~~ •. ::::·m: me fmced 1Ud, 2 car pr. ONE WALL HAS SPANISH BEAUTIFUL, lp&dous Mesa Joann. 54&-071IT. 64&-28ll 5'6-<1370 -=:$12~.50::-:-UP=-..... w)cr":W:'!'/':':'ki-.::.t-.cben:::':'"'"' available tor home building. Ill.CK 111'1' .................... 114• '· •• WANTID ................ .. ,._..:.,_t ..._.._·•v, -..nner TYPE FIREPLACE OF ()R,. Venle ~. home. 3 Bl\. ram QUIET 1 BR. ciiahwuber, l••l!!!l!!!•••!!!!!!!!I ~.,.,.50 up Studio Apts. 2384'' This level 80 aet't'9 bas & untLU,, ................ no 8U$1MESS and ....aJM:U un~.., • .. .... t d ftMlO .,.., lfltVINI TlllltACI ......... ._no '" model home • 1st owner. NATE BRICK &: PLASTER nn, °'t-1n1. c:rp
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• l'P6· laundry nn, Adults "'»J• FAIRWAY Newport Blvd. CM 54&-9755 well & pump le reservoir on co1toN11 OIL MAR ......... 1uo FINANCIAL d D.,..,'GN ~ . .._,_door •-· Tahitian landscaping around ri'M\ o ..,.,, °"""' ev-d · al IALIOA l'ININSULA ........ UOI Well cared fo:r • 2~ Jn ol · ~ • ...,._,.., en .. ,, · •~v m · .,...,..,~ '""" ESTATE property · rea; Y lo raise • 1111.coN 111'1' ................ IMS 1u11Nns Ol'l'OfltTUNITIH .. • 5 min. to beadL Reduced ball w/FLOORS OF D E L din~!, rmflsboupot.s1>1.dde, ~~rtersra26011• $120 CLEAN, Furn, Bachelor VILLA APTS, REAL ; fal!a or build a lake for wa-IAY ISLANDS .............. m• aus1N EU WANTID . .. .... 611S ISO E. ~ "" ... General " 'in c .. 1 '~" L100 ISLE .......... , . 1tS1 tNVESTMENT 01111911wlflea ... mt to $35,900. can owne1' 147. p TILE. LG KI~;u;>-. Le • ~~er. cottage, utils lnclud""'. 110 1.----------ter ski g or or ush ra s .. 'l't. IALIOA ISLAND _, ...... 1311 INVESTMENT WA'NTID , ...... ns
6&tO eves le wknds. EN .l FAM. RM. HAS ~ ase: pets. 134 w. Wilson. 548-«>22 3 BR APTS lnco'me Pro-rty 6000 Owner 847-6&JO eves. &: =~=~:::~g: ~~~~Ult ·::::·~:; MONEY TO to"'Ns ., .......... :: L 0 A D S OF
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'"'ETS r--knd -' ~EEWROENLsll11YL Lo°-11NNs ... · ·. · .. · ·. ·. ·.•. ·. ·., .... . ~· • New rt •-··h 3200 $90. Very attractive. POOL w s. 1<ouNTA1N VALLIY .......... 14 o • ,. -PAINT & SAYE Bll.T IN RANGE &: OVEN po
919
-Defux Apb SEAL 1111.cH --.............. 100 coLLATE1t11L Lo11N1 ......... .us -. • ----·----2 BR trailer. 642-14!65 e • Moun' t." "---rt "210 iUNSIT al.II.CH ,. ............. 101 ltlAL ESTATE LOANS ........ .. DISHWSHR.,~GAR.B. DISP., l33 E. 16th St., c. M. ADULTS ONLY 4 yrs old. 110 units, 2 BR ea. ._.. ., OAllOEN HOVI .............. 1os MORT011ou. Tmt o..-.... .,.s
Hardwood noon .tiows quaJ. ETC. Center stalrweU leads Exduslve $1.00· Larg 1 BR apt. utll. Manager Mrs. Carson in excellent area of Buenal;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;jt":::.'o'o"'oc~.::·:::::::;;;;;::.:: MONEY WANTED ............ ...
tty iD tb1I 3 BR bome. F..x-to 2:nd story put wall ol -L.-.. • e dul • net 20122 Santa Ana Ave. Park. All elec Medallion. No M • H >HNGI couNTY ................. ANNOUNCEMENTS -"-t -----~-'u .,., ___ that,_;,,_ to ................. ". ToWllwutlMS paid. Nr. r.torea.,., ts. ~· N n.....Rn c ,.,_ , ....... ~ .. -~-in·--3.,... ounta1n om• OUT 01' COUNTY ............. 1'°5 and NOTICES ~ ---....._. ·-........ "'"' ..... ~ ... _ OK 642-f1l2 r. "''"'6e o. ........... ·--., .... ._, .... , .,--OUT 01' STATI ............ _,., ... a Collep. lArp CORNER W/W c:arpetln& thn>otrt. nus Congenl•l Nefth-rs -~.,....·~~-':"""'"-:--=::;::-546-8260 Showa tl6%+ retumon In-Bea1,1titul beW Lake ArrOW· ITANTON ................ .,Ull .. OUND (I',... A•>_ ......... .. ._.. _ ....... 1 ........ ~t _.___ 1
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..., ., ___ •-NOT AN ~-·----IT\.-.,, all 2 BR. New cpta, drpi, Sl35. •-'--t _,, •.....:,""" -sh. bead home bas rumpua room WIJTMINSTH ................ im LOST -......................... ,
wi .... .,......, ..... ...,. ...,___ .Lii\ ,._...,........, • ,., u<;Jt,_~....,..,.... 2 BR Apt. New cpls, drps, ""'"11a • ,. ..,.,.. """ -MIOWAY CITY ................. 141' 1>111.soN11u .................. ..
Dcdlle lized prace. Plenty OU>··~ UPPER", but kitchen bit/Ina. O>mmunity 1613 Santi . Ana Ave •• No dildt•n or nots. $120 mo. Total price $1,145,CXX>. with wet bar, kitchen with SANTA ANA ................ mt &NNOUNCIMINTI ............ 141• _,, -•-1 L ~-• .:.. Good ._ _.:p :-,_.-:-:-_,.~; _........_ ... _. Pool • Y--" ~-•-t-•nce. SG-8572, 542-7279 ..-ft. Davely walnut ca.blnets, b r u s b SANTA ANA NOTS ............. IUt lfllTIIS ...................... '411
... .......... .. _......... -....,... ... ......, &.......,.-U uvu-u .... maw~ Pvt court-yard, 548-6769 •n• Oii.ANOE ..................... 1'11 .. UNIRALS . .. ............... u value . $21,9CXhny terma. out F. air heating, 2211-.. 2 bdrms. 2 batha ... $200/Mo. N~U Palms 1 6 2 BR . chrome appliances, 16 cu-ft TUSTIN . , ................ 164t ,.1110 oatTUAltY .............. u ~IM u fl1l"-h"" Htd 2 Br ""'ts .i-~ blt-lns nr Company combo tr~ .. -r and refrlg-Nou11 TuST1N .. ,. .......... 164s l'UNHAL 011t1cTou ......... 14 KATELLA REALTY ing, 2 car rara,re, etc. It's 3 bdrms, 21ii baths .• .,..,., o. Furn or nt • .......,....._.....,, · ' ~ .. · ~~. ' """'" ANAHEIM . . ....... UH l'Loiuns ........... 641S
••1'""""' an ou•-1~-"l.Jl' g "'"" lor, BAY & BEACH --... 177 E. 22nd SL 642-3645 •hops, paHo, pool. $125 s-9 5 .. ,. ••33 erator built-in vacuum. sau-SILVHADO CANYON ......... 1us cuo Of' THANKS , .......... '41' '"....,.,L ..-. ,.,,., vy.;r l""" Ve 313 E 17 Pl ~ LAGUNA HILU ......... UM IN MEMORIAM ... , ......... 6411 $~1 950 ~ II p • --R tty lnc e · · · na bathroom plus many uouNA HACH .. -....... 11u CEMITERY LOTS ............ '411 UEBEl\ITH GARDnM ., • ru rtce ea. • . Newport Beach 4200 BACHELOR APT. Ell-in i.tv <;ORONA DEL MAR other features including LA OU NA MIGUEL ............ 1107 CEMITUY CRYl'TS ......... '41' l'IUlUI UU 00\"N P'iMT. 2025 W. Balboa .Blvd. "refr1·g, cpts. ~"".50 Walk to ONLY $31,5001 SAN CLEMENTE ..... mo CEMETERY' CltYl'TS ......... u11
.. 3-3663 Ev f>48-0966 "' ...,. docking privileges on the SAN JUAN CAPISTltANO ...... 172' CRIMATORll!S . , .......... 642' 1 1 OPEN Tb OFFER
67
es. · ()CC. 984 E. Camino 2 HOUSES on 1 lot, So. of lake. Priced at $65,IXXJ. For CAl'ISTRANO HACH ......... 17u MEMOR IAL l'AllKS ........... 6421 5 BR 2 story .3 ha, ove Y HURRY ON THIS•. .I Will LEASE blk . L.. DANA l'OINT ................ 11J1 &UCTtOHS . .. .......... ... -ts1..t~, like new cood. B"'•UTTFUL 4 BR. 3 ha, Y 3 Bdrm, 2622 Santa Ana St Hwy. l~ s. to ..... y; au· mo.re lnlo please call Glenn c111tu1110 ..................... mt &v111noN 1uv1c1 .......... 64ai _,.. ... ..., M• • R lty """ thenti' ..,_ Eng u.lt box ....... m"""n w1'th·. oc111Ns101 ................... nst TllllVEL . .. .. .. .. ......... ..as 2500 sq. tt., many extras I< ISSIOft ff crpts, drps, steps to beach, Unfum, $130. will furni.lh c ,,..,.... • m u ... -SAN 01eoo ... .. . .......... ms AIR TllANSl'OllTATION ....... ---er --·. -anv offer 985 s. "'--·t H""' .• I--·--• .,.,., ·~·-. r a. _ __. RI"" ~ULTS ONLY 962-5050 1-BR. home + 2 BR. rental. Eckhoff" Assoc. Inc. fltlVHSIOI COUNTY ......... 1 ... AUTO TllANSl'OfltTATION ........ .
........ ...... -v .......... ~., _...... ~ -......,...,.... ...,, J I A s t dwd .,_ _,_,_, ~,, HOUSH TO I~ MOVID ...... 1,.. LIOAL NOTICH ' ........ .... cooaideft'd or will leaae/ PHONE (n4) 49f.0731. !>4&-1290 U y • ug, • ep 1 H • ... -.., .,....,..,... ......... l8I8 W. Cbapman Ave, CONDOMINIUM . .. ....... IHI GIRMAN & TUTOlltN• ...... '4N
optian. Peace •nd Quiet Here ~ • Dover Shores uw ~ ...,. ..... "'e, ........ Al'HTMENTS '01t SALi .... 1,.. SERVICE -=,....,,..~=:--:=---=-:--: Newport •-ach 5200 kno ... •pneinterlon. Realtor ,.__ ......... oul'1.u1s ,o• s11L1 ........ ms DIRECTORY
IRASHEAR REAL TY 3 Arch u... .. Emte. A......,x 1 3 tr, den, fam rm, $325 FURNISHED APT. JUST Completed 2 BR, 2 IMl FOUR BEDROOM . Ml-xzt, Eve1-wknds 538-6727 RENTALS 11ccouNT1No•s1"11.v·1-c1 .......... ~ HI'~ Eva 138-1537 "-3 ,..-.v ~-wkenda 1005 Marian 2 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS ANS WU IN ....... -
acre. Big ~. ~ aq-ft ~ ql~. Fltll, chn<¥Uen, R'S APT 5 Acres &: cabin, $2.~. $600 Hou ... FurnishH """L111Nce 111>1111ts. Pem .. '51• 1 UNlll .J _.......__t tj,,1.,-......._ U i....6.Ul -... ·..,.....--==---=:::---:-,.--'.""' Waterfront/Loe lua_h ....... ..t-, tr .... --ted OWNE • down ASl'HALT, 0111 ................. Ull
V& ""°"""'' ...... ~ ...... _ ~-M-, ..,Vo "'" .-~ . . GINIUL ..... · ............ -AUTO ltll'AIRS ...... .. .. ...
One llock leach
' 'YM!' old, custom built. 2 " 3 BRa, eocloeed garages. No
vacancy. Priced tor quick
ale.
BRASHEAR REALTY
847-8531 Eves. B-1178
KOIY KOTTAGEI
with 2 BRa ~ walk to
world's finest beach. Only
$11,500 • terms.
Pacific Shores Realty
842-2581 Eves. 54&-1322
11lage Real Estate
~-the 1"lltd a.round yau. 2 BR lfouee. Un furn • BOAT SUPS pvt patios, cement walil + 9 deluxe r-e n t • l units. BR.EXX N<YIT RLTY 546-6464 lllNTAU To SHARI ......... ,... AUTO, s.et 1etta. T-ate. .,... ~ ch t1Cl\ Cha I Reef btwn . M~I ldtch lfltVINI ' " .................. .-22Jt HIYSITTINO . .. ........ .... 4 BR, 4 bra, 3 frJ>lc1, all el~ Nt!Wport Bea 1 • ...,., mo ftfte uruls. ~ OD . , • Never a vacancy, Out Of COSTA MISA .................. 210f IOAT MAINTINANCI ........ &Ill kitcb, 2 "·-a--, rad.t'ant yrly. 642-3!J78 ~ea. 2525 Ocean Blvd,, CdM FA heat. Across fnn Coco 1, town .....,.... .... mu .... 11u. MHA OIL MAil .............. 21u a11.1ck, MASONRY, etc. ....... ....
£WU ~ 665 Irvine vn•"'6 ., R. E. Wanted 6240 MISA VHOl111t IUllNISS SHVICH ........ "" htd pool, guest bowie. Bltn 3220 "73·1781 Wstc11 Plaza., 1 · WALLY McCOY REALTY COLLl!OI l'AllK ... , ....... .-!llS 1u1LOF.11.s ................. wt color TV, ..... m"·'-""~ Newport Shore9 " $200 mo. 642--0239 a• .. .,...,., ·-·'.'.!--54>4412 NIWl'ORT HACN ............ 22ot cAn1t1No .,,s ....... ........ ~-.,.._,...., .. ..,. ... ...., LAND Contract home 3 br. 2 NIWl'OllT HOTS ........... , ... ttlt CAllNITMAKIN• ............. ... tern .. Pane!Ed wall beamed N""11nn'D·T SHORES 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, bit-ins, new 15 un1•·, 2 BR, hardwood, b a . p 0 0 1 0 I' l i 0 n a 1 NEWl'OllT sHous .......... mt CllllPINTEltlNO .............. .,. "'"..-v"" Ballto• 4300 f t ')l)C "' IAYSHOllES .............. ms CEMlllT, c .... ,.,. ........... .... ceilings, and IO much more 2 BR ._ "-n on ye.a-le""" .,.__________ cpt.s, steps rom ocean • ......, floors, garages, laundry, Reasonable Npt Bch area DOVH SHOHS .... , .......... 2221 CHILD CAllE, UaMM .......... ,.
._ t•45 nnn <>...._, ..._._ s Vf: .. ., -~ Agt A 't 67~210 ~., ""61 WISTCLl'I' ............ JUI CONTRACTORS , ........... ... ..,r., ,\AN •.. w.uut on ....,..u $190 mo. 642-3430 NEWLY DECORATED "'a $1,435 mo. income. MS-3846 "'"'"11' UN1VllS1T'I' l'Allt< ......... .-m1 c1111.1>n CLEANING ...... uu The Dovety Oceanfront View 3 BR, 2 be. unfurn, fireplace, 574 Hamilton, Costa Mesa. CONDOMINIUM wanted in lfltVINE ......... , .............. 2"1 CARl'IT LAYING & Hl'AI• ~ 1.,., IACk IAY .................... 224t DRAl'ElllES ................. MM Company Huntington leach _3400 ~ block ocean. S2Zi. Mo. u.0>-HOME & INCOME by 0wnr Blulfs area; 3 or 4 BR., 111.n ILUl'I' . .. ............. nu DEMOLITION .............. MU
Bachelor Apts. 41st St 673-6433/days from owner. 644-2()28 111.VINE THRACE ........... 120 oRA,,TINO 1111.v1c1 ......... Mn r .... •• K No children • 00 pets · · Exe depres/invest. oppty. 4 CORONA OIL MA• ......... · mo ELICTRICAL .......... .... ~33 FREE RENTAL BOO 2 BDR.M Apt., partly furn BR, res. &: 1o.2 br Apt.I. 14 lO D L• t" 111L1011 ................ uot EGUll'MINT ••NTALS ....... Mh Dro In and B from $125 mo. • ay IS 1ngs UY ISLANDS ................. UH FENCING .... .. ............. .... UPSID&dn BatUeahip P rowse ~38 lease yrly $135, 2 blocb to pool, 2-yr old. Eside. 675-1391 LIDO 1S1.1 .............. UJI l'LOORs .... .. ......... .... No'. end, Ocean aide hwy, WE HAVE SOME ocean. 315 34th SI. Call Agent 546-1440 111uo11 ISLAND .......... ms l'URN&CE REl'A111.s, Etc. ..... utl
' 1 A ts I R t I 6060 HUNTINGTON II.Ii.CH ........ 24:11 GARDENING ......... .... to beedl. 2 br, 2 'ba " bch ~ a.EAN Bache or p • Bui n... en • FOUNTAIN VALLIY ......... Utt GENERAL SIRVICH ......... "'2 abwr off dbl gar. Dining, All util incl $75 up Corona del Mar 5250 BUSINESS and SEAL HACH .. . .... ..... ... 24l0 auo1NG. 01sc1No .............. . E Balboa m d FINANCIAL LoNo 1E.11cH ............. 1100 GLAss ................ .... den, Upstairs liv-rm w/frpl 315 · v · 2115 H bo CM ORANGE couNT'I' ............ '~ GREEN THUM• ............... ., .. " 18' arc wndow giving BALBOA 673-9945 NEW 1 BR, bit-ins. adults on-ar r. SANTA ANA ................ 2'1f GUN SHOP .............. 411f
cl ·1 3 BR 2" ft Bua. Opportunltl .. 6300 wes~M1Nnu ............... un HEALTH cLuas .............. ,,,. aweeping vu ct ocean & city. _..., EDINGER •-h 4400 lY $175 in uh s. • n Modern Store 1200 sq , am-MIDWAY c1TY .. .. ........ uu HAU LINO ................. •11t 3 ,., __ ... _ 31 ti & ,...,.. Huntington uwac ba bit ins $250 1 kin In ._ out on 2 SANTA AteA HllGHTS ........ UJo HousenE11N1No ......... •m """"°on ev. oov pa o o•" .. 55 OPEN EVES. • • Pe par g. • · CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE COASTAL .............. 2700 1NT11t10R DECORATING .... •n1 rolls-trpl, prlv entr. ea. rm. ~ & BEAUTIFUL Orange Coast Property streets. LAGUNA HACH ............ i1os INCOME TA>c , ......... '14t Lush fiowers, -'orful kitch LEASE this arch j t e ct a QUIET 332 Marguerite, CdM 673-8550 P etitte, 548--0522 Part or Full Time uou1111 NtGlll'L ............ 2101 IRON, orn1m9f!ltl, Ett ......... '1H
'""' 2 BR. Pool, Free Util. Wkly: Man or woman to refill & iAN CLl!MENTE .. .. ...... mo 111.0N1No . . .. ........... ms with illUtn. c e i I & eleg&.nt tb1y $l85 17676 2 BDRM, cpts. drps, blt-ins,lo;~~~~!:=!:=E!:==z SAN JUAN CAl'ISTllANO ..... 21u 1NsUL.1tT1No ............... ., .. eve-,...'""'· $51,000 assume 3 BR home. Gardener paid, $47.50; Mn : · el I• collect money from new & CAPISTRANO HACH ......... 1m INSURANCE . .. ...... 1n1
.,, .... _ Cameron. 847-2125 cple, exclusive area, r s. E 17th St., Costa Mesa 3200 unique coin o Per at e d DANA l'OINT .... y. ... mt INVEsT10AT1No, Oetectfft ... 11tt good JIO'f'Oint loan. Bkr, close $165 673-0130 . RIVEltSIOI COUNTY ........ HOO JANITORIAL . .. ....... m 494-7578 to beach, automatic yard RENTALS Sq. ft. bldgs. It 1h acre of dispensers. Excellent In-v11c11T10N RENTALS ......... 2tt0 JEWELRY Rl!l'Alll, 11c.. .... " ... LARGE newer 2 BR. View. , __ ,,for leue. $600 Per Mo. f 1 hrs kl CONDOMINIUM .............. m o LANOSCAl'INO ................ wt 546-8103 .rmn.n=... .. SACRIFICE Ugh ts, Aptl. UnfurnlthH OMSS ""'"' come or f!W • wee Y oUl'LEXIES FUltN ............. u11 LOCKSMITH _ ............. .ao • "'""~ ! $230/mo. Frplc, bltns, So of Hwy.•" Rea.lonomica ~5040 work (day or eves). No sen. MASONRY, HICK ........... wo 4 bdrm, 3 bath • VIEW. 536-2585 536-.,......, ....__ I 5000 Jll(J, 673-6904 i I RENTALS MOVING & STORAOI ....... .... Val ed ou., RJtr. .,,.,,., vwnera ng or exper ence necessary H U f 1 h d l'AINTINO, "•-'"""n' ..... tuo Only $650 Down
Ottered VA (no down) or
rHA tmn• • lharp • &:
lunlly room, newly painted
but yard ~ work. Va-
cant·reed;f to go. Full price
$23,500.
COLLEGE REALTY 546-5880
POOL TIME
u at fM,500 -sell ----:::-:--:------:--;-:-;-, e Excellent Location • $8?5 to $3400. cash req. For ous" n urn I e 1>111NT1No, "'"' ........... uss for $36,500 -10% down 3 BR, 2 BA, f.&m nn .• bit-Ins, RENT Huntln--.. leach 5400 Newly decor. store, 17x40 d o1NEllAL ................... ,... l'AT1os -.............. ....
....... -"""• •M -·""~ dishwa.sber, crpts " drps. 11""' personal interview, sen COSTA MISA ............... JIOO .. HOTOOltAl'HY' .. . .. .. ,.
.......-JJYO ""'...-ovw 1873 Harbor, C.M. 646-6654 name, address & phone no. MESA DEL MAit ............. 31H l'LASTER1110. l'1tc11, 1twe1r . -,_,.,,. • .., VIEW 3 BR 2 .,_ BBQ area in kitche~. Fenc-3 Room• Furniture MESA v11to1 ................ m o 1>LuM11Na .......... ..,. ""'~" ue. ed yd It covered patio. Avail $ M h 2 Bd u f n NEWPORT Beach: Shop 1500 to Trarus-Western Dlst. Co. COLLEGE I'll.Rt< ............ 1115 l'DOOLI GltOOl!llNO ........... ... fpJ. Decks, patio. Reduced "15 , --$210 847 NU7 25 ont rm n ur en . tt .. -'"''ce. ,5()() sq. IL 500 N. Azusa Ave., Covina Nl-Wl'OfltT HACH. ............ ?!°'it ~OOL SHVICE-N ......... ··','",11 to
.-1t 800 n.·--""r...71 ~ u.c: • ..,,.,.. ,..,, "" UHi' Nl!Wl'ORT HOHTS ............. ~ l'OWElt SWEll'I G ......... .. foll, • vw•..,,r 4""""" · FULL OPI'ION TO BUY New cond. 64H275 91722 NEWl'ou SHOltlS .......... mt l'UMI' sE1tv1c1 ............... m o LEASE, walk to bch, 4 BR, 3 N d 't Utilities Included IAYSHOlllS ................ ms 11.00,,.No . .. .......... ,,..
---------BA, "tri-level, Newport West, 0 epos1 o.a.c. HEATED POOL. ~f_i_c!,_R_e_n_t•_• ___ 60_70 Profit Center DOVE• SHOii.iS .............. nu RADIO. ·-In. lie. . ....... Int S C.. nt 1710 $250 .n.-.-bkr o~o__,,341 H.F.R.C, oN1. Knoxvill•, Apt D. HB WIESTCLll'I' ............ nJO REMOOELiNG a. REPAllt '": an me e • VWl.ll-°""" OIJI; ~ UNIVIRSITY l'AllK ........... nu llEMOOELINO. klTCHINS .... •H -Eves. Furniture Rentals 536-2914 LAGUNA BEACH For Sale 11.v1N1 ................... ma sc1sso•s s11ul'EN ........... u
-n $24,500. Leaving June 15. 3 nn _ ... 0 carp d.-517 W. 19th, C.M. 548-14.54 BEAtrrlFUL new 1 and 2 BR Desk ""aces. avai.lab. le In ::~~ =~~1<, ........... _. ........ :~ ~~:\:~ MAC'H1N1 11.i'iiAiti1 -.;'I 4 BR, quality carpetl, ... COM.PLE'I'ELY FURNISHED ~ "'"'" ... " · . ·• .,....., 1568 w. Lncln, Anhm 774-2800 . newest~ .. office building et Elt3blished AAMOO 1'ran5-111.v1N1 TH1t11c1 .. :: .. ::::: ... nu SEl'T1c TANKS, s.w.n, 11c. .. ..., built-int large enclosed Pl· 2 BR c-"i..a.. R-3. Top Joca. util. A mamt. ~aid. Bltns. •~ts for rent Best location -•··ion Center must ...__ sou colt ONA DIL MAit ........... JUI TAILOR I NO -............ "19 Ow ........_. Patio 9962 O.>ntinental Dr c ..... __ 5100 ,.., . . . . prime location tn downtown """" ...., "" IALIOA . . ................ Ult Tiii.MiTE CONTfltOL .......... tfn tio ~ a cool pool. ner tion. View, Low taxes, low · · osta mw.a · Rea.sonably priced, Better Air di tor personal rMSOns. Profit UY ISL.ANOS ................. we TIL.e, Cn•mlc . -......... ff14 transfen'ed . onlY $26,500. down. 233 Avenue Ron. $150 Mo. 213: 431-7114 • hWTy, only 2 left. 17071 Lagima Beach. ~ • LIDO tsLIE ............... SUI TILi, Ltneltllm & Ma,.,. ...... ms R B tioned carpeted beautiful record open to aerious pros-IALIOA ISUNO .............. :USS Tfltll SHVICI . .. ... .,.. Paul JonH Rutty 492~ $190 month leaae, large 3 B Evergreen Circle, Apt. , • . . ~ NEWl'OllT wesT .......... nn Tu1v1s10N. 1t1,.1n. 1tc.. .. ';:: ............ Ev-..... .,,... 2 bath nr major abopplng I: Adultl Only 847-3845 paneled partitiorung. T w 0 pects. No experience need-HUNTINGTON HACH ....... l40f Ul'HOUTEltY . .. ''' ..... ' .,,,, -'-~ .. .,_...,.,.., Discriminative Tenants entrances; rear lead1 to ed. AAMCO will train and HUNTINGTON HA11.1ou1t ..... MOS wuo1No . . ..... ots OME freeway. 16791 New1a.nd can f n... •• ti Addr 2 BR duplex, Pool, Privacy, 1 $50 di • t in l'OUNTAIN VALLEY ......... J41f JOBS & EMPLOYMENT MODEL H Capistrano leach 1725 83.l-1730 to aee. « n~ ge esa Municipal parking ot.s. rect you ,or op earn gs HAL HACH .............. ,.,.
cpl:!, drp1, 1 atry, gar. Like per month for space. Add at this large • market loca-01111.01N 011.ov1 ............. _,.,, Joa WANTED, Meft ........... 110t IMMACULATE BY OWNER. Ex..,.,•tiv•......., SMALL 1 BR JUe. Retired MARTINIQUE Sl30 ~ dd ,_ "'"''' LONG 11111.cH , ............. JS!ll JOI WANTED. w-........ l'IH Ont "'-U .. Vt"" new. . $5 for desk and chairs. A tion. Terms avallaboe ........ y Oii.ANOE COUNT\' ............ ,... JOB WAN TEO. 4 BR + lamil)' room. 'Y 2 BR home in country-like petiple. No pets. $70 mo. 413 5990 $10 for business hours an-Pilot Box M 123. SANTA ANA ................... Mlf MEN a WOMEN ............... 7'N $33
IXXl hood r ft-Delaware HB 537--032a GARDEN APTS Rent aft Wanted wESTMINSTH ........ · ....... Mn DOMnnc NELi' ............. , m• • . neighbor • ~ • ., livinit -;:::==='=====:::;. . • ----------awering service. All utilities PROVEN, Sure, m 0 de r n MIDWAY CITY' . . .......... Mii AGENCIES. -. .. ......... TIM HAFFDAL REALTY room with indoor-outdoor -bl -·d'E tel hone SANTA ANA HllOHTS ......... 16M MELI' WANTED. Mft .......... mt "Hom• to Match Income" gl··...... in -ch •"'-lnJn.g. La1111na le•ch 3705 TWO You n I reeponsl e ...,... except ep • method ol t e • c h i n g co11n11L . . ............. 11tt 110&Nc11s. W-ft .......... net ~ ....._,. ,,.,.. °""""' •-Parklike ll1ll'TOUJ1dJnp women who bave lived and DAILY PILOT permanent habit control. LAGUNA 1111.cH .............. 1m HELi' WANTlo, w-...... 740f 8740 Warner 842-441Xi Built in electric kitchen ua--"'NTSHED BACHELORS FOREST AVENUE LAGUNA NtOUIL ............. 2111 JOl$-Mit! & •-.......... nM • . • MY lovely 5 BR, 3 ba home. ... vn worked in the Laguna 222 (E.G. Eating tor weight SAN CLIMINTI ............. ,J71t AG INC I ES, -& Wemtll .... nM OWNER -Muat Sell. Walk ed brick comer fireplace. n---"-le family ..,.,,,, mo. UNFURN 1 BR -2 BR -3 BR Beach area for aome time LAGUNA BEACH control) with new low cost CAl'tSTUNo . .. ......... nu SCHOOLS & 1NsT11.UCT10N .... , ...
<> Pl'ofeuionally lancflC9.ped .n.cu,..,.,..,., ~'" t-•n.& ~ CAllSTRANO llACH ......... n• JOI l'ltEl'ARATION ........... 7t0f to beach Ott achool. Lee. ,,. . W/1t1rdener. 5 4 0-3 8 6 2 2 baths avallab... are willing to~ up to $180 ._..""""' to public. NO"lf eeeking Oii.NA l'OINT ., ............ J74t THEATRICAL ,.. . ........ 7"'
sty. 4 br, 3 be, family rm. yard, fenced In IMl.ck. Near Owner/agt carpets, drapea, garage per month for the right 1741 Westcllff Dr. associate offices in So. 0.C. ~i~~:~~~1~~1'UfltN:·::::::: .. := MERCHANDISE FOR
2552 aq. tt. Many extru. beach. &G-191Y1 or 642-4178 ==:-:-:-:::5:------18th & Santa Ant, C.M. apartment ln Laguna,~ Prime toe tor Corp Ofc's Moderate investment re-RENTALS SALE AND TRAD!·
OpenSUn.10to5962-8447or ~es. RENTAL 646-4233 646-5542 nadel Mar orNewportarea, 300) sq ft. Wal/pan'I, Pvt quired. Phone for inquiry h-.i l'UllNITU•E ......... ....
213: 545-3494 Apts. FumlshH preferably near be a ch. Ot Crp•· D"'s alr-""'nd. a=t 714. 774-nso Apts. Furnia .a 0"1<1c1 1<URN1Tu1t1 ............ ,•• } shed 2 CS "' •r • ... ., ,,..,. . . OINEllAL 4IOf Of'FICI IOUll'MENT ... ...... 1 * 2 BR, fireplace, buUt-inl, Conclomlniurn 1950 "--neral 4000 SILVER Desire nicey furni ' Grnd flr r~t reduced. Al,. SALES Oriented ""rsotl for con11 MISA :: ... :.::.:::::::mt ST01t1 1ouil'MENT .......... tm
V9 bedroom dwelling Would be • ..~ MIS• Vl llJll . .. ...... , ... 411f CAI'&, llHTAUUNT ......... •14 patio. $500 do\rm. ----------. SO• Luxury Suite 700 B<f ft. active partJclpaUon In NEWPoltT IEACN , .......... 4ttt Ult IOUll'MENT .......... IOU * 4 BR.. patio, built-int. $750 ONLY $19,960 • 2 BR alngle 23• Trailer $69 mo. l person permanent but definitely do C · Bkrs Owner 548-9586 Pmfei.!ionnl p e r s 0 n n e 1 NIWl'ORT' HEICHTS .......... mt HOUSEHOLD aooos ......... HH d story, CM Townhouse. Dble or $79 for 2 .. Inc. util •-GATE not want to be bound by <>-OP • ---NEWl'OltT sHous .......... 4t2t 0111t1101 s11u .......... eon
own. "' FOR RENT Agency a/o Real Estate wnTCLll'I' ........... 41.IO l'UllNITUllE AUCTION ........ twt1"J Bla'. 536-2585 536-8616 attached 1t•r~e. Perfect ground rent. 642-2221 · lease. Want to move In early Brokerage. Est ab. over 20 UNIVEltSIT'I' l'AltK ........... nn &l'l'LIANCH ......... 'tm --,--.,..,-.,,..,,.--~-:--cond. never lived i n . June or late May and .-outd Approx. 400 Sq. Ft. carpeted In 111.cK 111 " ............ tt4t 'Nnouu ".... .... .. •t 3 BR GI Mar qlts dq>s Apart--nts yrs Newport • area. vest-Iii.ST ILUl'I'.. .. ......... 4242 se:w1No MACH1N1 ........ 11. • '" ; ' . Furniahed. Corner l 0 c . c-ta Maa 4100 ...... like garbage disposal and " drapes, air-cmd. t ~··Ped Dill P ilot COltONA OIL MAit ........... 42'0 MUSICAL INSTRUMINT ..... tlU frpl. 2 Ba., newly dee. Im-...__ /$119 .... D I B h I A t i u Aon.""1>'S BLDG men r"'I.... • Y l"L1011 _ ................. u.o l'IANOS & o11.011Ns ........... tllf 300 962 2912
Auume .....,. w mo. • uxe ac e or P other modern convm ences """"'"'""'" · Box M-121 IAY is LANDI ................. •lH uoio .................. mt mar~ $2
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, · · pymnt. lnclud taxes. CAIJ.. 1 BR $75. Some furniture or Uv nn, br, kltch 6 be. If p0ssible. 49"846 after 5 1515 Westcliff Dr., N.B. LIDO 1su , .............. us1 TELEVISION .................. net 3 BR, 1~ """ View home. T &nny ~ 11C• H--'t•"'e unf. Relia ... e. Kid• OK. 326 1 '2 Bdrm •pt• p.m. Contact .. _. Ralnio 642-4000 wrn: Small m 0 de r I) IALIOA ISLAND ............ oss Ml·l'I & STHl!O ........... 12lt
.... &MVW\o .._.~... "'' .... "" ., "' l'U .. MACHINE SHOP In Or HUNTINGTON ll'ACH ... ..... ..... TAl'I llKOROIH . . .. . -N~ly ftdec. bltna, $30,950. Res1 F4tate E. 17th CM. 962-2868 3 BR Apt• MATURE COUPLE WI..... to Modern OUice-Orange Co. anp l'OUNT11111 V'ALLl'I' ......... 4411 c11M1us & Eou11>MENT ... ~
Vacant Owner. 968-3965 ... Co. or will cons. investing in SEAL HACH , .................. ,. HOHY SUl' .. LI~~ ' ......... iii RENTALS $65 Apl 1 man util pd. $c.5 to with 3 beth& lease 3 bdrm. borne $300 mo. Bank building. 230 E. 17th exlstlng $hop. ~ply to PO LONG 11111.cH .................... sl'OllTINO oooscol'IS . ., ..... ., .. I .. ~ Kl:. .... _,, __ u c:_ "'"l aft a u _.._, ......... ...,....,. • St Cost M ,,.., 1485 t>llANOI couNT'I' ........ ......... a1Nocuuu. • .... .. H...... Pum 1.-...., ·-<nU.IC.l'. on.r~ .. ear ""'JUU'S, u-...: ... ..,.p Will care •or aame u .• a esa . .,.... Box 4001, Newport Beach, o11•01N o•ov1 ................ If Mtsc1LLAN1ous ........... , .... I Y I._ 1410 PM WaDdng dist~ to occ th gh it were our own s Ill 4'12 MISC WANTED ........... ·~ Fount• n a .. , lltentaf1 to Share 2005 D•"Y pnm WANT ADS 988 El Camino Re~r. Box M-UT Daily fnduttrlaf Rental 6090 Calif. 92664 =~~~~N c~T" :::::::::::::::: .. " ~_:~~~~uY, Etc. ... ::::::: .. ::;; HOUSE BY ~ 2 ......, • 1 C t u_ Buy Now for Summer lANTA ANA · ............. H nouoe: · .. . ........ •m OPES vn 1•~ d--'-::=~B;RJN~;;G=~;;;:;;TS:=I =::..!,_:"':pt;.:':::#::====°':1::::::'"9~1:::1~..::p:::ll=ot=:=:===:::::=:::::= lndust. Space 746 W. 17th SANTA ANA HllONTI ........ "JI IUILOING MATIRIAL.J . ' 1161 l'l>'· 4 br down, ~and WORKING woman """'.a .,M,, ft Toy shop on Balboa Isle. TUSTIN .. ... -......... , ...... sw11.l's . "" drapet .
m.. •... -roof lT ... 55' •me to _,,. __ • BR hom• I I ..-Costa Mesa""""' sq E tabll ........ -co11n11L ............. OM I ESTOCK .,,,.f\e ... -·"' ,, .. "'--3000 "---rat •oooGenera .vvv 2131 •3• 5082 s Sneu ""Years. LAGUNA 1111.cM .............. ots PETS and L V patJo. 'w· •'-to all, .......a..-•s, .,,; .......... e. P r .. I .. r non-vwnera -·.... .. Owner I .. ,,~ W lie R I 101
... _. .. .,,,. ·-·-"' ~ a er ea ty LAO UNA NIOUll. ............. 4 l'ETI ,GENl!RAI. ........ -t f Mil
m. ...._..._ d ... _.. ok Avail 6100 .,., V , ..,.. 200 SAN CLIMINTI ............. 4nt CATS , ............. , b . rom e ...,.. c..... ... .... er or llD er. · Lots 33,,., I.a Udo, .,a 6'15-S o1111A ~OINT ................. 040 DOGS · :.. .. ............ .
flS,900, Yot1 dloote ftnan-June. ~fa. Write Box P·ll.5 S@\\4'}1J. Ila~ f} s· Tllll'LIX. etc. .. .. • .. .. .. .. • ...... HOii.SiS .. . .... .. . ctng. l59'Jll Loe Alb; F.V. Dally Pilot _ . INVEST SlOOO ~ more l coND01111N1u111 ................ .,,. LivnTocic" · .... _.: .. • . .. · ===~-:-:---::-:= Special Offer receive high return lit 1ur. RENTALS CALIFORNIA LIVINC>i $26,000 1 STORY. AlrllDe WORKING Gb'l iD ea"1 20'• <'-"--Sim le t.TcnmabJecl ~on1 Puzzle #-4 Chucklt I will bUlld a . BR 2 ba home Write Box M-118 Da.ll)' Pilot Aptl. Unfurnished NUllSlltllS ............. lft• Ptlot'• Hamt: Olrnes-lot, to llare holllt tridf lame '~..,.a p t;1I "'' ,... (1343 9C1-rt) for tbe tow price H"lllAL ........................ SWIMMING l'OOLI ............ ,
beaut trffl, 4 bdnD, ~ ba, Welt CM. S65 im M-S19I lot. con11 MIESA ................ ·"" 1>11T1os ......... ·· .. -.... ·
-s, ........... ._ -off .... • • .........._ of ...._ of $T.1l/1q.ft on )'OUl' Real E•hte LN-....... ,. M1s11 v11101 ................ 1111 11wN1Nos .................... · ...... ... --.,.., ........ ~ -Other modela avail. C&1l Don ... --NIWPOllT llACH ........... nw VACATIONS ...... " ....... . =ml BY OWDer call !!!"!!!! IMcta 2200 .aow':"~~ ~ at 537~380. PRIVATE MONEY • :::;::~ ::i:I' .::::::::::=:: TRANSPORTATION ,
1 ... ..._ &... J ck Smith C ~ 1949 MITCLll'I' .............. b• 1011.n & YACHTS ........... .. ~..,........," Home S llR, 2 AVAIL. .1~ ,_ Ull1I ,._. • , , 0 p LA~ I Br:...... oce•n ...,_ lot, No a o. Ii nee u111v1u1TY l'AllK ........... m1 SAILBOATS .... . ........ •
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...,..,, .... .,., 'f.-....1 •• 2 BR. 11..-6· -• """'' • "'"'~ 1323 North Broadway, SA 111.cKIAY .................... SMt l'OWEll c11u1~1u .......... ..
BA, fW11 Cl1l(d. ......... ._.,~ • I r I I I I U"''"": gentle-ti 10 p e . u~ 0'>01 ""''.,__ IJAST IL·Ul'I' ........... 1241 S .. EEO-IKI IOAT ......... .. _... ti . Ul .....,.. $1,GOO For IUmmer f1S.,fM5.1 , .. ·,ooo~-n..··--r ...... ~n6 ~ ..... ..,, ..... "' COILONA DIL MAil ........... nH IOAT TlfAILllU .......... . COV"'n" Pl .0• "la &'DA . ,~ vw11" .,,,....., IALIOA ................ SM IOAT MAINTINANCI , ..... .. Joan; 124,800 ~ OWD!J', ,. ___ ..... __ 2"'•A 6200 IAY llL.ANOS · ............... »Je IOAT L4UNCNINO ,. ....... . sn -~ -...... ~ .. Mo TD, " .... LIDO ISL• . ,... .. .. '"' MARINI IOUll'. .. ...... .
'"OOoJ't I a MW & C I "ere... rt9ages, • •I -1AL1011 tsuNo _ .......... sw 1011, sLil'. Moo1t1N• ••.••••. a.,...ruto cu" GJ ~ 3 DOLL HOUSE "' "' NUNTINOTON llACN ........ J40f IOAT sEltVICIS ......... ., •• , ,..,_,.JM.:.~ • 10 sfftll: fnlft U9'llt lal 1'ruat Dffd """vable ... UNTAIN VALLI\' .......... 141f IOAT RENTALS ............ , •• BR. 2 ... tans. rm. + 2 BR. 2 be,....,,. bit-Ina, 1 1 1 r ,, "'· u ••• , ~ . ,,..., .aAL ... c" ................. 1011.T CHART•• .............. . ...__ rm. ~-. -J-.... -, __ f73..4M1 $o48.6S mo, lndudinc 8'Xi on t.OlfO llACN '·····.... .• • ...... l'ISNING 10.ATS ............. .. ...,._ vw.....-Nr'lNIV ---all J el Oceanvi Jot OaAMOI COUNT\' ................ 9011.T MOVING .............. .. 2 1 /J ll'Mf Im ev " . • •••OIN ••ova .............. Nit IOAT no•11•• ....... -•••. 1
ua Yaalfeft Rlfttlla 2'00 ~ I A\KU AD due 3 Jn. 10" dt8count .. .,MINnn ............... Nn IOATI WANTIO ............. . Tustin -GANO W .WetJ ncuma u". 49f..ll3T •1ow•Y c1TY ................. •" 1111tc1t11l'T . .. ........... ..
_......, ...____ SANTA AM ................. NM fllYINO L•ISOMS ...... , .... .. D>DL rca JlaBD) .,. tlmt ---I I I I r Ad who y1r1111 WID SANTA .... fllt•NB ......... -li'OllLI MOMll .............. . or --n --,• -a.._ wUft a U. flaldlF -. • Va ti:) ~ rntQ R\Aftl T1itTt!I ........................... MOTOR MOMIS .... -....... .. -_, . ---"""' , ..... . . . -Mft.o. -to .--LI the cfrafti Shut NOW'S THI ~TAL .................. Plf llCYC:Lll ............... . T 5 l. I
• 1 o t m • e .t...a BDa trs ....,. ' • ., -· VYUN 2 • ,.. .. c D E 8 _.-..._. LA•uN11 •w" ............. 11t1 11L1cT11.ic ~"s ............ "i x , • ' -...... u.. ..... l the , lb > "' n ICVllUlft!n;.ltll u•u1111 "'"''" .... ...... • "" MOTOllCYCLll ............ .. ............. ..... 'IHA D 11 I I ~ __... ("' '2) .... -·'"-9iar-11MI FOi "'" CLIMUTI ............ '"' MOTO~SCOOTllll . • ...... .. M6..1GI · ---. a....:.~. · • 0.0..._ th di kl qwled ..,._. " "" .. ...,... IAlll ~u~11 CA1'1ST1t11110 ...... ms ..,...9 H1tvica1 a IJ.11m .... I -1JIDa ... ... J'na. I r r 11 I you ...,..., fll~~-::i· WM·"'°". • ousf\fare In Santa Ana. Mo-OAlfA J'OlllT . . .. ..... mt A.UTO JOO!d a H411P. .... .. • 1_. ..._ """'. I h+v_. • t-1, apt&.. buslnta. trailer qUICK CASH RIAL ISTATI, ru11.1a. Tull4'_V11. ......... .. ,_ -----"' j·' T'ltAl\.l•I, lliltr ............ , .;;;.;;z.;..;..;...______ ._., fl ....... ..._ mlllM puk or othtt commmi "' General c11Mfl111.s ................... .
a... .. ........___.. • NINT!Hf, $NUMl(t SQUAft2slfTTUS IN I' r I' I' I' r I OK. or hold tor f\.lfU~ In· Tltll'LIX, flt. .. ... .. • .... . "" TltUCkl ...................... ~ ---· "" THIOUAH .a COllOOMINIUM ... .... . .... ..... llll'S . • ........... .. I .. GUM.A 8 ea 0 ~. "' •™ ... . ~·ae 11'.1 val\Je t111ien Bola ., " ONT~U WANTIO ............... IMl"OllT'ID AllTOI .......... .. ~ Q sn ' -fUll de '--Into " OOMI l'Oll llllllT ......... ., "" Sl'OllT CA al · .. · · "" ".... • DOWM, .NO Cl.OUN ....__ U f d'vd ~ UNTSffiMilO GfT ANS!! AwgllOY• ,,.._'". I I I I I I I "''•· .-, ve,....,. D•JLY PILOT 11.00 .. I llOAllO .... ., .• "" "'"''°"'" CLA.DICI ......... • • ,,__ ..._ .._ .. -·-. Iii '41Clli'I• lane blvd. Sewer line ltub-" MOT'i'i.a. TltAILH CIOVlt.TI " llACI CAU. llOOI .......... . (.UTI. a.,.._ _ _, A J ounT l'OMH '"' AllTO non ................ .. ........... ~ LOS ,._._ Miu 11 • bee! tl propmy, Ill p e M..,. llll"'TALI '"9 AUTOI WANTID ............ .. PAl>RD RMI.TT. IU -•~•-.. ....... • Wltl!I' ..,,,,. om. 117 4117 WANT AD 1..COMa ;;'awn"' .............. ~u ·· ..... -.......... . ...,._,. -•-...,_~ ..... ,ls SS 1-~ w. -..a---.ta •--eua.111• H~url .. aun \~.-............. .. a=rft. rn --i:"' ~ •-.; scl.U&rrs ANSWllS-IN cuss .. CAnoN 7QOO ,,.,,. -;;,.D9ntoSO: -TllAIL•• •AA" . • -•HCA ... ¥ ............... .. .. • •*•• .. ------r: ' .
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UllTl•ICATI OP IUllNIU f lCTlllOUS lllAMI
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ly: JOHN ROI EltTSON, Asalsll"' Vice ,........,. 01 ... En ...... lnllltl c ... ExecutoB f/I h Wlll Of ,,,. • ..._ '*'*' .....,,. fMAM A SCMMIDT, ..,, ..................
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G'SIN!SS and INANCIAL ----'Wanted
65JO
BABYSl'M'ER, You.t bomt.
$25,000 for 6 month.I al 10 Md Mother 55, xlnt Ntuencn.
10 with itoo,ooo trullt deed Gueel cotta&e or 1arue apt.
cm 200 Oct-_~w Joi& aa u 'PAl"t 18lary, Anti. J~
collateral. 494-1137 lit; permanent. CaU: ru:
ANNOUNCEMENTS 247-T903 Evn. Apt.Ile V.,Pey
•nd NOTICES Will babysit weekdays, ID my Me:sa de! Mar borne.
Found (Fr" Ada) 6400 545.3459
LICENSED DAY CARE . BEAUTJFUL Male Collie Love to care !or baby. C.M.
lntl•rM-<:Uon Chapman A Please call~ Main in Or&l\ie. 6.13-1850 or
••••••• Aeencr come• .. Ill ..
•'Ollmnbia Glrta'' W• ,.,r..
E'lla~ 8mfta Mir w lCK a.c Acnts <mav •• ., •
Mat Owm <MD> •• to MOO
Mtd:a DnaftlmlD •••• to
Termite IDlpeC •••• , • to ll!O
Dealal Lab Tech • to $200 •k
a.Ii "A" Driver •• Sl50 wlr
F~ CUftft' •••••• $1SO Wit
. "'
No apertence nec:ellU)'. 18 to U ,_.. Billa 1eboo1 ll'lduate. If you hH1 the aptlbadl, we
wW tra1a you. Permanent empJoYmeat. Jx..
eelfent opportunity for advancement.
INTllVllWS MON. THRU PRL 545-4643 BABYSfmNG In my home,
nr. Paul11rino Sehl., any a&e. EITHER Pug or Boston wkdys. ~:?86
Build°", very srmJt. black with whiteface. ldentUy. W1U. babysit by the week;
WMddye Want? Whaddy1 hff
SPICIAL CLASSIFICATION FOi
NATURAL IORN SWAPPIU
Sped•I late
Ptumbft' • • .. • • .. to SS.II br
Sheet M•tal men • • to SS bf
Cabinet Mkrs • • to $4.~ hr
Lndacp tcnm. • ~-50 hr up SPS Western
968-3674 ~ tum.ilb transportation.
• Call: &fZ-1407 • ONE Little boy's jacket. Bay-====-====::.
side Fish Market.~ New· Brick, ~aonry, etc.
I HMS -S timet -S bucb
•ULll -AO MUil INC.LUO.
\-Mitt --,. ,,.... .....,... ............. 1-YOUtl .i-. ,,_, • .,.._, .._. ~ • ....,,.....
.._,MING 11011 W a -fllADll OHLYI
J..attitr .. • • • ... .. • • to S2 .3S
FaetlOr)' tra1'neee <> $128 br
Warebowie Allt •••• $2.25 hr
MANY MORE
MULTIFLE LISTING
2701 le.......,., Sallfa AM
All ... '"'"'"'"' ... ..,...
•
port Blvd., NB. 6560 PHONE 642-5671
UTI'LE Black t. 1Vhite boy
kitten. Approx 'l mo._ vie
Wei.t Newport 6~l
· Te Piece Your Tr..,..• Par.llllllM Ad - - - ----- - ----~ -
" BRICK. Concrete, Carpentry
c;'.'ustom Cabinets. S m a 11 'I'l•ade fibel"ghts-S Sand Bug. '&4 Rivie:r1, all factory e:<· ~ location, Costa Mesa
1858 Newport Blvd. 642-5812 · Electronic
Engineer
Tra1netl s.In
FOUND Oac:hshund, Vic 15th
& Tustin, Npt Hrs. 51~Wl
Lott 6401
GREY Ir: While 10ll1'-hatred
cat; altered male. Ans. to
"Sam" or a whistle. Vic
Ramona Lil., Deane Garden
Home tract, HB. Reward
963-4175
LOST: Baby girls floral. 1'f'd
multi colored bonnet & pink
knit sweater, If found or
te1krn by mistakt', pleue
relurn. Phone 642-1~
INFORMATION Leading to
return or white female
German Sht>pherd, missing
May 1. 642--9129
LOST: 9 Mos. old beige-gold
Germ. Shep. Balboa Island
...._ Vic. Rabies tag No. 385.
6'13--2182 Aft 5 PM
BLACK Ma 1 e Dachshund
white toes, flea collar, l5 &
Catalina. CM Bet 8: 30 or aft
6 646-1701
LOST: white, long atone from
pin, vie. White Front 1tore,
CM. 64&-8257
L H A S A Apso -shaggy dog
Eastblufl area. MJssini 11"
wk!. Reward. 644-1578
GREY, Tiger-.triped altered
male cat. Back Ba,y area.
Reward 548...(U)
jobs. OK Free Est 962-6945 gy, '67 thruout. top, tow tras, including air, AM · nt
bat. leas than 2100 miles on radio, beautiful condition.
Builders 6570 new engine + $1000. lot• '66 Take pick-up, car. motorcy-.:;__.:.._ ___ ~.--or newer auto. ~ cle, ! trade. 847-170'1
REMOD E L , repa l ra . . plumb'g., painting, elec., WILL trade ~e new ~ 13' Boat. fiberdaal, a e w
carpentry, reaid., commerc., B_a 11 Coatello Accordion intnunent. 11ever inltllled
room additions. Re a • . with case for aood work with or wit..hout motor.
~ car. TRADE, for tranL car or
~.. repa.ln OI' !!! m5'M
Carpentering 6590 25 View Acres Laguna HAn: 4 BR pool, larre cor
!NO JOB TOO SMALL! Beach. Some lmprovt? lot nr achoola, 10% dn F IP
.de Ind tri 1 C ments, lnoome $7700. $243,• $31,500 eq $5,200 WANT: Resi . nt -. us a om-~ equity. For: TD'a or t lot, auto or boat. Doyle Ir
merc1.al • M al n t e n I n c e Owner. 4~3. 494-4007 Wood Co. 54S..ll68
Repair and Remo de L ---------
Rca8. Lie. bonderl, lnsurt'C'I. 19' boat. 35 Johfl!'O"· Trail-17 ft House Tailer AND '59 e !162-1961 or 64.2-5064 e e1·, bait tank, ful!Y ~ippt>d, Old. foe Van truck or pid<·
e Carpe.ntry • Cabinets • good ~nd. Trade for car or up or what have yoo?
• Bit.ins • Alterations e vacation b-aller. 64&-9250 • 2009 Continental, e Repaln e Reas! 646-9583 53S-372S C.M. alt 1:30.
FREE estimates. No job too Industrial skip loader late $4440 Seuoned TD on lge
small. Remodea Qcl Ad· model. WUl tnde for late pool home No. Tultfn area.
dltlooa. 548--078'7 model llatlon wqort. WiUI ~~ ~ lit TD. For late
REPlIRS * ALTERATIONS 54M286 alter 6 p,m. · model Cad or Uncoln.
CABINETS. Any me job. *HAVE 14 ft m BOAT . 52'1-7264, 540-7603
23 yrs exper. 54U713 with CADllLAC ENGINE Ir: 400 AcftS (deer) Trade .=:;:::;;======ltrailer. WILL TRADE for $1,000,<XX> equity tor lge
Cement Concrete 6600 good nmnina PICKUP. Comm'l or Apts (any area) 1
646-9188 Ask fOC' M/l>urcdl 675-4031 .
CUSTOM PATIOS la WANT dl.x 3 br, 2 be CIDlldo. RichanJ90n/Purcell Rltr. Bloc~ walls. Also concrete Npt or CdM. Have View lot Clear title R-1 lot. San Oe-
HWlllg -' removal. S42-lOlO Lag Bcb + $20,000. eqty, l mente, ~ lide or fwy •
CEMENT work, all types. br, 2 be home in Tustin. $9850 value. Trade for house
No job too am1ll. Free e11t. Call Roy at Vic Tomek ~ Costa Mesa (Pref College
H. snJFLICK 548-8615 9788 Pk) KI S.9659 or ~2349
Floors-Walka-Patios .r. Eit-
posed Rodll. E x per t *
workmaNhip. 642-11514 * * * * *
Help Wanted, Men 7200
STOCI
PIEPWTIOI MAii
For 2nd. shi~. Rub-
ber experience cfe.
t irtd. M u 1 t r • a d
acal" and INllanc ...
Age 25-45. Good pey
and benefits.
Apply Personnel Dept.
U.S. DIVERS CO.
3323 W. Warner Ave.
Santa Ana, Calif.
An equal opportimlty
employer
Trainees-Om 21
P1rt and Full Time
Apply In Penon:
Shakey's Plm1
Parlor
2285 Npt mvd., C.M.
Chall.enclnc developmeat
po9l.tion. Need pwluate
Eectroalc ~ to
deve lop~
' new project. Requires
computer Gd avionJca
experience.
If you're trled of the old
routine and wiab • job
that wUI tax ~ enri·
neerlng talents contact ua
immedlately. Pleue in-
clude your • aaliar7 re-
quinmeslts.
MAS1ll
SPECIAi.TiS (Q._
1640 Monrovt1 Av ..
Cotti Mesa
6'2.-2427
An ecrual opportunity
emplo)-er
JANITOR &
Cl.EAIJP MAI
I
-.,..---------Experienced, 11eat appell'-CEMENT work. Pat lo•, _ 0 • . N e Dt-L a. Ex n t "--•ts drlvew&ys, walka. etc. All SEKVl\,;t: IK&:C I ORY JOBS A EMPLOYME T gnWCISlter ance. ce en u.:m:u ,
6405 Personals
JJapp'J
/JirtkJa'I
BILL
Fr t 8934811 good starting salary. Con-types. · ee e• · Hauling 6730 Job Wanttd, Men 7000 • Busboys tact: Mr. Robfrt Ropiski.
Contnctors 6620 LITILE GIANT TRUCK WHY DON'T I Must be CNf!!r 18. u l Dmr th Appl yin person only. nAUUU e ROOM ADDm ONs • Hauling. 6' heigh ' 10' bed.. Mind Your Own Business? SURF & SIRLOIN
L. T Construction Y~ name It I haul. Rea1. When Y~u Semi-retire 3 C · H CADlllA-( Family ~ma. kitchen or B1g John 60-4030 Stable family man, college 59 0 Pac. st. wy.
units. Single story or 2; CLEAN Lota, garages, etc. graduate, mld-30's d~'lres t.o Newport Beach
(Ule Begins 11 .0)
c.'OI • Dan • BNoe •
J...,-Unda
plans custom designed. For Tree removal, dump, skip, trade short term glamor of
estimates &: layout phone· backhoe, fill, grade. 962-S'H.5 ae~ for Jo_ng term · ' . stability by becommg junior • 847-lSll • I HAULING. ~ pickup. partner in small commercial
ADD e Remodel • Repair Trimming. Anything;. we do business. I will exchange
Ru -Comm • l ndwltrlal tt au. E.~ work. 54&-279'2 my enthusiasm, v a r i e d
Free l..ayoula &: Est. DIC< CLEAN Loi.I, 1arages, etc. busines. background, and
HUFFMAN 673-4459 Tree removal, dump, skip, wtllingnesa to learn your
TOM CARNEY, mdt. 15 yrs backhoe, till, _!l'llde~2·87~ business for e v e n t u a I
exp. New constr. nn-add, * TRASH HAULING pat1Jlmbtp, '° You may l!!!!!!!!!!!!!j~~~~~·l gen malnt, lllnt wk. 6~2473 &: clean-up. 646-1530 seml·retlre without losing SINGLES • ADULTS what you have b u t t t •
Meet Orange County'• Additions * Remodeling Available for immediate
nicelt ~at Santa Fred H. Gerwick, Lie. Ironing 6751 aerious discussion regardi~
Am'• deilJxe ballrocm 6'f3.60t1 * · 549-2l70 IRONING. EXPERIDICED location, income and type of '!!:A.-ORQm;'l'RA * $1.50 HOUR business. Collect (213) ST ~COCKTAILS Carpet l.Qint & * 642.o2J8 * 2--2793
WED. 'nlURS. FRI. SAT. Repelr 6626 ========
No Experience
Necessary!
Must have clean California
drivina recoro. Apply
YELLOW CAB CO.
186 E. 16th St.
Costa Mesa
Purchali"I At.nt ~uaP:A.ln
the boat building indus-
try. JENSEN MARINE,
235 Fischer, Costa Mesa.
540-3440
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Meaa
• Yount Fry Cook
or
Kitchea Tral ...
Permanent job. Olance for
advancement.
<No students Please)
lob's Ilg loy
154 E. 17th St.
Coeta Mesa, Cal.
Maintenance Man
W-1 CNAl1
llOW Hiii&
r>u. to • planned ....
apuian ....... tile --hefm DfvWon elf • • .. ..
ternatkml ftnn D 0 W bu
Jiited of ......S ambltkiua
.YOIDll m e D U.... , a mhd-
mwn of bllb lcbool .me.
Uon. Excittnc Job oppor-
tun.I ties for die 10'lllS man
who wisbel to be trained tn
Penonnel ~ DUice
Procedures & D d ~
motion.
$S40 per mo. ulary
No experience 11 DeCe11U1
due to the cm.U.J*
inl at CIOlllllSllY ape-.
Qua1l1led meD will rtCIM
the.Ir' ft u t Plomotluii In
June. ODt.1 IPllb' If y oa
can m'ART WORK mm
WEEK.
F o r Immediate canalden-
Uon call 9-1183 • A.JI. to
2 P.M.
Some studelits wtll be lllft-
lidered for 1UJDJMr work
through September.
hperienced
fiberglass
Production
Personnel
•CHOPPER
Spray-up Operatort
$3.50 -$2.75
*ROWRS
$2.75 -$3.00
•Plus Bonus Plan
•Plue Mecflul Plan
-FllERfAl
Santi Clara
Cont.ct Mr. Rich Ad1ms
(213> 92S.93n
15314 Lakewood llvcl.
Lot Angeles
DANCER'S CORNER CARP ---ET-.-A-pta~--H-o-m-es Landscaping 6110 Jolt Wanted, Lady 7020 ---------Newport area for office build-~-------tng. 44 Hr. week. Must have
general knowled~ of plumb-
ing A electrical. Pleasant
working COlldJtf<Jn1 w/peld
insurance &: vacation. Per-
manent. Please spedty age,
1438~ S. Main at Edillger St.. Quality b1allation. Free GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING UNENCUMBERED, A 1 er t
SANTA ANA MU306 estimates at yoor home. All le GARDENING SERVICE Middle age l ad y with
JmC: Famil1 Membenbip. price•. 546-4478 eves. Lie. State llcensed contrctr, managerial &: secretarial Wm pey tnuulfer fee. Mov-OJnt:rtctor Resldenttal • Commercial abllltles, bu s I n es s bacK-
tng. Fee lncrealed June 1-Free e6I . No job too bil-ground or many years, de-
Mult • e 11 tmmediately-_E_lect_r_l_ca_1 ____ 6640__ 893-3581 sires 10methlng different.
Malat ci&r. Write Box M 122 Own transportation, c a n
. Dail7 Pl.lot ':·~~s;~~i! Paperhangint travel, what have you? P.
MUST Sell Holiday ae.lth mainten. &: ~ 548-5203 Paintint ."50 0. Box 1332 N.B.
Spa Member~ 40 mos for EXTR.Ei'1EL Y Capable & e~
WMted lmmediatety
Final Detail &
Cleanup Man
fnr yacht manufacturer.
Apply 1682 Placentia Ave.
Costa Mesa
CARRIElt IOYS
GOOD ROUTES
AVAILABLE
HUNTINGTON BEAOI
DAILY PILOT l. a mos for ai.11 *300. 0.rdenlnt 6680 INTERP·'-"~Og.R Fr&-~1., __ 01Re, perienced T y pi 1 t , book-J'lnt ~ AUi 15, Call ..., .... , ~.. .. .....,.. keeper, organizer with best
146-ZS2atter •:30 ANTHONY'S liceneed&Insured. ref. Seeking local position ELECT-RO-N-ICSSUpply
Meet G1rden Service Call CHUCK MS-5314 penn or temp 673-301° Counter Salesman. Exp er
• &e.4.121 •
e lit p e r I e n c e, -references.
Write Box Mll9 Dall)' Pilot.
Salesmen & MIM19rt
Career op~ wttb IHdlnr nnn offertns over 100 mu.
tllal flmds. N or pt time.
No exper nee. we tram.
Npt Bott case., 142~
Saftta Ana office, 547.am '
Ships Carpenters
and
Y 1ehl Painters
Only elltp6ll!!lC'ed
need apply at
Udo Ship Y 1rd
900 Ude Parle Dr.,
Newport lffch
DYNA.MIC FRIENDS 646-lf4I e PAINTING -Interior la CAPABLE woman • Pract(,. not necesaary 11 you have
will eterllng qualities. Exterior. Fr~ estimates. cal nurse • companion. Good some electronic background. e 839-4990 e COMPLETENEW • ~WNS Reasonable rate1. 646-3015 cook, light housework, drive. H. w. Wright eo., 1no
1nvestnrw nn~ * Wire Remover Semeel. Inc.
IMO Phone 838-6681 N B :0~ ~ ~~·i::~~~ _P_lu_m_b_i_ne _____ 6890__ c AR p E T-O-ean_ln_a._F1_oo_r -NEW=ewport~S .... PAP..., __ ER_IYd_, CM_de_aler_. --f o-r
P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa. ttculturlet LEAKS? Gas or water elec-•tripping, Waxing. Walls, home delivery, Costa Mesa
FUR Se.le; charter me~ Japeneee Gardener tronlcally located under ce-Windows wuhed. 531-0CJ67 area. Earning Apprqx $450
benbJp In Newport Bee.ch Expel'., complete yard ment, blacktop, lfOWld, HOUSE la Apt. Cleaning mo. Bond depaslt req. Write
Temil 0111>. M4--0738 aervice. Free estimatH walls, showers. U7 place. Oependa~ &: Reee 174-8506 Box PR, 6370 Altura Bl~d.
•COOKS
e 548-'1958 e Repa.il'ed. Water llaea clean-THE HOUSE KEEPERS Buena Park
EXPERT JAPANESE ~Af~~ft~~ Job Winted Stock Room ClerkliiiiiiiiFliliiiYiiiiiC._OiiiiOiml(iiiiiliiiilii
GARDENER BankAmertcanS OK Men & Women 7030 Knowledge Inventory Control QIAUFFEUR and h 0 11 I e
boy, exp., occ refl.. Call Clean-UP Neat Work r-9494 PLUMBING ISLANDER MC1l'ORHOME EXPERIENCED
.JAPANESE GARDF!NER REPAIRS REMODEL Real Estate 800 E. WuhJJ1gton St., Appl)' t~r:.17-3 p.m.
EXPER. Rellab~ maint. &42-3128 Santa Ana 2273 Harbor Blvd.
Ni'WPOtiT Beldl Tennil Reas. mo rates. 892-3219 Salesmaa IOYS 10 • 14 Ken'• R•taurant
• 548-6998
0. llemberlbii> for aale. &>ER. Japanese.American Sewing '960 Are you ...,, the best n!-Good routes? e Good profttl '!!!!l!! .. l!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!ll!!B ..... 2&40 · turns f~ bard work? BALBOA PENINSULA --------gardener: lndacp. clean-ups: Al.... t• -........ ••..is w--'-' ......, 1• ..... to ...... --g DAILY PILOT l wlD not be rttpONllble MonthlY malnt. 531-0145 eve ••fl ion---.-uwu .. ~ """ ~ & ....... b' debta other tbaJl my Neat, accurate, JO yn. exp. a 9'/40 apllt with a 10% bo~ e 642.mJ e _.__ R. ,.._,_ LAWN • Gardrn mainten-----·OS split on )'OUJ' third sale. -------
own. ".....,.. n...,, anoe. Cleenup • Sprsy -r~ TILE C•ramlc 6974 KITCHEN WORKER, part ~11 .. ,._ "--'1 .._ .. __.. _, ......,n • Top a.ta ~ location. time. 642-80M Park Lido An............. -._ """"'' -....... -·'"" Progretil dYertlslnc &: 0 ---------•JAPANESE GAIU>,ENJNG *Verne, the nie Man * 'marketin'; tec'1iwques. oovale1c:ent Center. 466
Gel-Coet Min
Ex:'Perimced. Apply
Itta'*' Yachts
1&12 Placentia Avt.
°'9ta Mm Co• He•ll Chlb Service Cle•'""' IAndlca ... CUst. work. Install&: repa.ln. This Is whel'e the action le! Flaphip Rd., New P ort -·w,,, r No job too .,.,.0.. Ptuter Beacl~ ,_...,.CAST.....,,.~1-N..,.O_F..,..lnl_lher __ e l'ltlZ SAUNA e Int. 531·'1mt aft T p.m.. patch. Leakin( I b o wet Write Boll P-124, 0.Uy Pilot, ROUTES AtnVAD..A.BLE s--..:enc9 In -...i-and
Wttb 9ndllb m....,. 111 * ¥0W1NG, eda1111. • cleaa repair. 847-1957,..._ for details. ......._., .........
f ~ .,__. up. Monthly ntea. l'rff 0 MINT ========-Wtltmtnlter tor bo7I 10.14 grinding: atumtnum ~&-OPEN '1 DAYS A WEEK estimlte. caD a 1111 1t .IOas & EMPL y 7035 Good Prvftta • No SUnd&)' nestum bmd'J.
• 10 Deli '4iG11 m z. u/:: . pa ta.a. .JAPANDE GARDENER Jolt W•ntM, Men 7000 LIVE INS Wl'1 IG-4321 ~ Udo Cutlip Inc.
Maintl!nanc:9 b7 tbe manth. l:mpJoyer ~ ten MAN for U«mbly lhipping 135 Ohms Way, Calta MH&
......... 6,412 ~~ ::i..r::-SCRAMa-LETS 1~ ~16~~ ":;~ :mi:~~ ;:;,.r:. ~i; ............ .........
WllTMINS1D so-~~ ~PM ANSWERS A~ Men 7100 ~to amt. MS w. 17th.st .. r:;ln.~ ==-~
~••L P•ll( ,.. .. ~.uCE ot d1-~1 ~~~~:. ~"' .. MOWING. F.dstnl. ~·n. Po.ta.I -M•~·-w..,., -,,.,. Arp ··~•nu•~,, "'""' ·-'"-"n!RJm
Part Time
$4 "'· Wire you looldna for a part
time job7 Becauae you need
mott Money! Work nilhU,
no exp. neo. Eam $4. bout
to atart.
Wire yoa waltf1MJ7
Call (1) 179·9951 N ..
We'n remove >'11'11' wftt.
MAIL IOY
Over 13, military obttp
tloftl fUlftlled. Good oppJll>
1Unlty.
CLA·YAL CO.
11th a PIHentta
c..ta Miia
An equal opportuidt)
eniplcry•
• IF
Yoa~
a Mt
a car
•
mid ttie destre to euw •
extra $100 per week aa'-7
tor s fNmlnp "'°* eall Ma MILLER PJl 4-m
COW&E Mii MettRry a c..n.hry ,...Gt!n'l cleanup. Hauling. Radl111t -WINDOW Our lutlnett" cruian. Approx -% time. Rft"1 mGl
c.m.tilteswfuner•le Odd Jobi, • 548-Gfi5 Advk~ to YoUl\I '""" who C s--a.. Yacht m.U.l ~r re-S a..a-ln.n JIM'S GARDENING -vml'll to avnld the draft: Shut OCllt -...-ymnt qulnd, Wrtt.t to PO Box 5.Tl, FJBf:RGLASs FORDU.N -r ..... AGENCY BalW. 10 man lbop, uJary oPf'ft. JuM .My a.---. c.n.1 .. , i.e. 'I-. lla""'9w!P. Rest., tfle WINDOW. Santa Ana PIU'l Bids. MAroR.E eon. stvdeat, Sad refa '° Vutwu 'm.t1a---
.,... $1• eomi It CIRmap.. 54Mm. CAPTAIN. Im .• 11'1 mo Sulta ADI Ave. WUb cu IDr ~ A ~ -"'-..... ,.... ......... an ~ ~. ~r. Mil A'°""' pcbts. c..t1 ,... '42-9611 ........ '..-. • le .......... mi
S.a111111c s. .. ..,........, tom. .... l'Dlllt i...s.-ramlliarW.~tncladillc Rnt:a.-.1,.110.l'lt. Jlaa A Dali• food iUilOY WID:~at tll••H
,_. _.. ._ C1011. teal>'r. ca..p. 1rMa. Cull <A Lower ~ •• I-. W. · ._... c.f1: IG-81 ~· Ol9d ~-....tee -C--.
No tnmo probhma. :~~t= 1::.: =... ~,~ .. ::.·: = SERV 81&.. Attml P/~. <;A·ll ~ ldllr '2. l1SoW :.!':) .. -::=..-= 511~ ... Wllllld=:n ~ beb9 .. t1t atta Jr Aatl/ecpf ... ool •• a K...W for 'lllPt A wtam MALE HalnC1lllt .... ..... ID .... INCl. ...._,
Pllnttnc. Ptam-. C.. 1800 AJtOUS IMPLOYMINT C.tac' Bii Gut .tor •PP'· wttla foUowSIW. Hiia_. N I i3 Dz D Re 11 a ' le ~ ..... '411 pee~~ 'r-~ co1':, = 111": :W~~ ~~1111 ;!:.!,. ... boJ ~ to=-.~ I u el =:-t: ·:.';. ':
'J'tbqg Lota. Pactnc Vl«W Cllt ''Mlke', ea.03tl pd~........ ltu t, l'nh, I.A. NUm · W'Ol1I. Yatd A cln-ap pt.. mtdl&nle Oliada E. lmia ~ 11).fm t11r IPft.
liftmOl:'kl Park. 0ctu "°'"' 'BILL'S W.T ifRVJCE 18 :6eht/ArJJa '1MM1 time, 8oJc MUD Dalq Piiot a,. 505 ~It. ,_ aMllf IDVii 8'a limO
eecttaa. V•Jutd at t3iO tach. ... ""Water~ NO .... wllll W II. JW ~XP E RI SH OJ: D e TIR.I ..._ -..... _.. SL .......... .
IOch Ulte to
~ ,_,.,.
i . ·~-----lldt Otfm llhlll 8tll! ~ lbllallat.IGM. -1118 tt .. a ~T 11IS QU1t'KD WU CAU-. Oi IRI Gl'DA'IUl .A.a. l'rtlllt= t• r llt., U1111a ....... In--· .._1'22 • RmlM • • • .... PILOT W~ .@11 TRI: QUll:m TOU SILL ~ a Clill --l'lllalllt.. f 19 · ~ ~ ·-' ' !t • ........ .._ ................ -. .......... --··-·----:.·--"-·-~· ..--f ~ • I • --t __ _...,_":).,~~-..... ~-· .... --~--··--·---~-.... ~ ... ......_ _,....._.,.. ...-.--~---........ -.. ~ ·-~ _..__ ..... --.... . .. . (
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MAY
Seuth c... 3mBmt c .. t."
'Now lntervie
Aalo Ct
Meehl
Brak, l'rOI
TIJMlp. Fu
lntarviewin
Moc:KtaY tbru
11>-12 a.m . .t
APPLY JN J
Em~loymen pper &
An equal Olli
emplo.:
Lecal manufa
hnmecllateop
• Electrc
Assam
• Wlrem
We are 1n ei
cemmercl•I
Hber1I frln•
Only peoplt
lent tlx "" ...... ~ aha
to
... . fWMI
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929 Baker
Costa I
549.2~
UBI
SHIEi
SHfll:
Mobil• I
Experl•
Excellent Of: -App
UPLO
MOTORHCI
4000 Camp
Newport
PART
t Help 11"4
Ideal part
J working 5-nil
from 6 to 9:31
range• • $230. pet
No experien
pry. We net
tra men now.
lived in this
yea.rs or long
appotntmesit.
Mr. N
774·1
Archlt•
Drafts
.Min 2-3 yrs '
apartment hou
home field. P
preliminary la
hydronlc dom
and cooling a:
oppty to lean
participation I.I
testing and to
ture in a rai;
manufacturing
Balanc•F
673-31
REAL E
;-, SALES
To aell Big Be-
ertles full OI
Offices in NE
and Bia Beer
tional e1min
nien! Write :S.
1J Pilot. Pbon
Atenclet. w
MISSUEC
Elcrow Ottlcer
ElCec Secy/spUI
Secy /.lepl./fee
£.crow Clk/llJI
~/It SH/fee
lical clt.pene
ta17 ••••• ~··· Aocnq Clerk •
SWitdaboerd OJ
Traffic: Girl/•
Cir 'l)plat/1Plt
PIT Secretary
now. Out
Call Betty Bl
,.._. Ttcb •••• . .. .....
0 omo.
~Oldl
TeM.1 poltcJ c::
~.llJecU
~Glrl •• • Tnit:t. ta~ ~ ottke, p w..srr .
..-.~ • ($Jta
'
t/tdlltsdly, M.y 15, l CU DAILY PILOT 4J
MDCHANDIH 'o• f M1acHAND1S1 Fo1t I ME1tCHANDis.._=,o=tt:---i.-M"""E'""'1..,...,..,..A Dtse-Fo1t -JOIS.&_ IMPLOYMINT IOU 1 IMPLOYMINT JOU a IMP\.OYMINT JOU I IMPLOYMINT IOU a IMPt.OVMINT .........-~... ..............,_ ----. SALi AND TltADI SALi ANO TRADE SALI ANO TRADI SALi ANP TRADE
Furnltu,. IOOO Mu1lc•I ln1t. 1125 Sportlnt G;., 1500 Mi;'WantH 1610
~ W_.... Mill 1'2GG Ap·dll. ....... 1JOO Help W....... Helll Wlft...S "=' ·~Jelilll Mia. w-. 7500
COLUM .. a w....... 7400 Women 7400
MAY CO.
Seuth c.... ,laq
S3n lrhtol St. c .... MMa
9IA MEN a wcimen lo cln:ulate
Employment Apncy r.pelltlon. Muat be F\lmlt11tt tttumed from dll-
lfWllHlllU Sileswlllll \IOttt of Oranae play atudlol, model homes,
Qime In and let ow M 1 rUllUI G-9 ~ · lnqµl.re decorators concellallon.
-------. .. -·-·--vmc electric iuitar, aood SUIU~An.o Harbor 9'4",
c:ondlt.lon SlSO. Phooe alter banana model. S50
6, 67".>-1542 673-3314 After 6 PM
"CM•mble Glrta" help you. WIUTM ExperWnced tn ~ WOMo ~ 1:.:' ~~S~ Room Spanlah A Medlterrane&11 etc.
WUIAIVll an'a ree.dy.•w.,, QuaU. mas. a2"'5l7 I & D FUINnuRE Pienoa ~.rt_•n!_!~ Mitcell•neoua l600 ~ ::.e.•a: = H!Riii'heaU on barund 1144 Newport ltvd., CM PIANO & ORGAN -------Secy/Plab. Rel/traftl .. +
Secyt (ID&t\Y) ........ to ~
WANTED Ul>t'd Lumber.
Plywood, 2..xu~ 2xl
Aho g&rage door wlth
or without hardware.
CllU after 3 pm or
"Weekend.a. 642-3526 ----._..,..,,,,._ __
:: Now lntervlewlnt for! keel Lab Teet. ........ mo
I• A.Ill 8kpt • • • • • • • • • • to $400
Some llflQle'.lieftce z..
qulrtd. Mlllt be able to
woric any boun. U1
ahitt.
ant envtamment and s'OOd remuruta to tell Craybo every nllbt 'lll 9 usELL IN" AUCTION ~ '-tftta. Apply: 0rI1l11 a l wmmbtrbunda _ __,...s..,.....t...,. _a_s_un_._'t_ll_&__ Yea, we're ba:ing a "Sell· IUFFUM'S .-., tin. and waitrta.1 MAHOGANY King alu hNd-In'' tor Spring. Flo« mod-Frt, May 17, 7:30 p.m.
Machinery, etc. 1700
a.ARK Forkllf t, will llf t 2000
lbs. Run' good, S195. Oark
!orklitt will lilt 3000 lbs.
$8j(), 10>2 N. Ba ta v I a ,
Orungl!, ooe li.ght eut ol
Main. 6~269l, l)Ves 897-2433
I' Auto Celller
Mechlnic
I lntef'Vlewh'I Houra
)Coaday Uuu Th~
11)-U a.m. A 1-3 p.m.
APPLY IN PERSON
Employment Office
Upper Level
An equal opportunity
employu
Med Aalllt .... • .. .. • .. $400
Fublopa MIJ' Trne .. • • $400
Ok Typilta (levenl) ••• S389
PBX Oper'a <eeveral) •• $368
Dlntll Reapt .. .. .. .. .. $350
Fie a.rts .............. $294
Seuutremet (2) • • f.!,50 hr
Dnll --elk .. tlO $2.50 hr Cooks (leYeral) • • $2.00 hr
~pply Pet Pel'°"'
13S4600, '•t 2229
COWNS
RADIO CO.
tlc:Jetleu • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $:2 .00
Factory .trnea ...... n.m ht 19700 JemborM Road
MANY MORE Newport Beach
MULTIPLE µsnNG
'
New location. Coata MeM
1858 Newport Blvd. 64UAll2
All appUcationa reviewed
on merlt with no bias to-
ward Race, Color, D'eed
Qr Sex.
unlfocma. ~ board, twin beds w/sprga, eli, show models, trade·lns New It Used IUrniture. NPw FashicMI lslaftcl DENTAL XRAY LAB ua't. mattr~s A irpread Sl'f5. S' of pianoa Ir organs will &I> dl\·ans. loveseata, !ildeabeds,
E¥per not req. Age: 25 to 35. Cold quilted llOfa, xlnt cond. at low, LOW pricts. WHY recllnl'rs, ~aa. chain, bed-
SECREI'ARY Bookk 2283 FalrYiew Rd, Sulte T, $175. 4~$ DON'T YOU lhop UI before room sets, bunk beds. corn-
Fa.st mo•mi hard wo~ CM NEW aofas $59.75. Clearing you bUY? modes, coclctail tables, din·
pt'Olpel'OUI 2 . m a n Id-TEACHERS HouJe, 5201 Parampunt, WARD'S BALDWIN SJ'UDIO lng sets, dinettes. co!lcc la·
vertllil\g qency, Rftardin& SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Pico Rivera, 213: 69Ml50 1801 Newport. CM 642-8484 blcs, chest!, sewing mBL-hin-FREE TO YOU
future far Pe r in an e n t , Pbol>e Mn. Hobkirk Howseful of furniture * PIANOS le ORGANS * es, mattre.sses, desks, ~ --------
career minded woman with 839-Gl'f or 835-«M4 Good condition. Costa Mesa. * J..ariesl stock 1n so. caw. l'Ot'l\CI' WIJls, tamps, TV. s, PUC. 9PB)'ed female, xlnt
auperi« thinking fCl\llpme:nt, ---------• 642:2071 • * 20%40% ofr·PIB)ler pianos atert'06, new drapes. refng. breeding, AKC P a P e r s •
judgment ~ manattment ~ Men & 1000 rolla to chooae from erat:ors, stoves. washel'll, Fawn, black mask • a
ability. M111t be fut, IC• w...... 7.550 ---------* T rm& T T * dryers and MUCH MORE! beauty! ll Mot. old; a "pe0.
curate typist. Write fully. -Office Furniture I010 cube for ~ ~ :':.~de WINDY'S AUCTION ple lover" • MUSI' got to
State job&, duties A ~· .. iv PAYS F'EE grand piano for n ..... ap1'net loving home . 0 NL y ! ~-•ftO.: ... n..n Lenadal PO .... ~,.,, • E.'\'ECUTIVE Suite, olflce ~.. "'"" ...,,,, 5117 &«;;s· B~boa Cal e, Internal Auditor, CPA pre-f u mllure, Mediterranean, Field's Wholesale Plano Co. 20751a Newport Blvd. ~
x ' • ' terTed 30% nat'l travel • • custom designed It built. AU 12072 Brookhurst at Chapman Behind Tony's Bldg. Mat'ls. 9 KITTENS lo l"boose from.
HelD Wanted, Telephone Surfty ...................... l1> lSK a matched set. 4 Exec desks Carden Grove (TI4\ 638-2770 C06ta Mesa 646-8686 Long hair, short hair, grey,
---------Experienced lady to worit Tb1n FUm ""'"'-'Coater, d-with marble Inlaid tops, l -· -OPEN DAILY 9 lo 4 black, buff, yellow le tiger.
lrom home, fUJl or part tim~. req ..... :-:-'.:-:: ..... to iii( file cabinet. 1 tub file. 1 AU~~~~~LlNGS Mostly males. 61' Michael
$L85 to $2.25 per hoar. We. FEE BY APPUCANT la.mp table, 1 typewriter Pl. N.B. ~O 5/17 CUii
Women 7400 L.ul manuftctv,.r hat --------
ltnmedl1te °'*''""for:
• Electronic
Assemblers
• Wiremen
Wt ,,. en establlthed
cemmercl•I firm with
ftbtrtl fringe btnefita.
Only people with et
.... t alx months ex .. ,.,ten~ should epply
to
. PWMElRICS
929 Baker StrMt
Coate Mela
5-49-2221
CABIET
smm&
SHEllERS
Mobile Home
Experience
Excellent opportunity
-Apply-
EJPlORER
MOTORllOME CORP.
4000 Cempua Drive
Newport leach
PART TIME
Help ........ llOW
Ideal pa.rt tlme Job
worltlng 5 meta a. week
from 6 to 9:30 p.m. ~1
r a n I e • ltart from
$230. ,., lllOd
No experience ~
aary. We need nine ex-
tra men now. Must have
Jjved in this area t w o
)'ean or Joo&er. Call f«
appointment
Mr. Nelson
774-7251
J. W. Robinson
Hn openlnt for
Store
Detecffye
J\111 time. Experience
pre.feft'ed. P«manent po.
attion, excaDmt bendlts.
i..--Apply Pertonntl
l<M Mm tbru Fri
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT IEACH
An equal opportUnlt)'
employer
Ideal wanted. -areuive r.-
TYPIST
Stru\i llacklround mM
Eleetric.
Call er Apply
CU-VAL CO.
17th & Plecentl1
CoeteMeN
5-41-2201
An equal oppcrtunlty
nipioyu
...... ·-•-........ ......_,_ $288S Story & Clark Piano SWIMMING POOL "-u -. a lte-.q, C'llDICllen-Jr AccnVmale/2-3 yra toward table, 1 exec ciuuc, 8 OS RENT ORPHAN Klll:les ready tor tkJlll penon over 45. M1111 depft or rec end .. to $550 value, for $1200. Will aell u M AL RETURN 18 Fl Pool, Filter, Sw1ace adoption. 6 weeks old, wean. frtnre benefits with old line Sr AmtK Ok/male/~. In-group or a e par ate 1 y . NEW PRICE $1149 Skimmer, Maintenance KlL ed and trained. One Naok,
co. MT-1856 AM only, .. tor wntory accntg 6 Trn·Keep'g 541)..671>1 cw alt s It Sat'• Thia Wffk Only--$818 FREE Ground Pad. one smokey. v e r 7 al-
Mr. r<.y. to $SOO _615-3832________ Gould Music Company $149.88 tPClionate. 642-16Q1 5/17
KEY PUNCH Peaoouel Clk/type SO wpm ~ N. Main, S.A. f>t7q,,si SECARD POOL COLLIE. 2~ y s old . Open eves tit 9, Sun. 1-5 323 S. Main. Orange ~...., ed OPERATOR $2.15 hr Office Equipment -~11 ~igre • male. loves Mlnanum 2 )'1'I experience Record Clerk ........ S70 Wk Lowrey spt organ S499. 532·199'1 children. Do not have room
Cbntact: Mrs. Bradley Bookkeeper ........ $450 mo ~ Ambassador elec: Wurliner piano repo $499. -.,-FABRIC-SALE • -for him. \\'ill J.tive to good MA£XX> REALTY Med Tech ........ $i.,O Mo typewriter, 58 elec device~. Weber reblt grand sgj(), home. ~2-6116 5116
881 Dover Dr., Newport Bcb. Teletype Op ........ " $365 Perfect cond. n 95. ~780, * Register now for summer MonS. lto r~·:1; 302 'p12~'!A-4 MOVING Must find home for
.,,.., ...,10 Avt .,,,8 Steno/IOOd math essential • • aft 5 A Sal's 675-3832 piano courses (ages 7.13), a · · · · · s .. 1-" m' .... b ed al
VIV'W _. "' Vast selection of knit fabrics. ·• ...... ix""' re • m e ........................ $475 adult organ classes. dog. All shots & license, Has
SECRETARY Part time for Secy, SH lOO/type 50 .. $SOO Gar• Sale 8022 E-Z TERMS Open DAILY to public. fun-dog house. 548-282S 5116 President ol N.Y. firm • &IWb' rep (female) $250 + MUSIC CITY, C.M. ited time ooly during In-,....,.,...,
local oftioe. 15-~ hrs. per comm + exp O))lpLEJ'E double bed $20, * &»2165 * vcntory clearance. ,...,...,,JUM Breed German
week. Typq I: lllorthand P\rcbue cl 2 llzicle bed.a coq> $lS ea. •&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Costa Mesa Knitting MJl11 Shepherd mixed, g o o d
required. 5M-80JJ day _. Jt • • start $375 Daveno I: match chair $20, 3 NOW HERE -the new 929 Baker St , Costa Mesa w a t c h d o g ' housebroken at typiat/8> wpm start S375 ~ chaira $5 ea, colfee I: 847-9817 or 542-7096
Secy/Steno, proficient Ger. end tables, beaut aolld SUpenoundlng T-200 MOVING. Ever y t bing =~-------BEAUI'IC'IAN, Good wllb man. HS grad, 2 yrs exp $415 Hammond Spinet organ Reuonable f u r n i tu r e WE bave 11 cute Uttle kittens
high ~ I: older styles. HEBERGER ma.ho& cheat (best ofter), -the finest yet! Oothes, furs. Records. to choose from. Some white.
New plulb shop on 19th It., mile, cl o t b i n I ' 1l29 SCHMIDT-PHIUJPS CO. Dimes. l\nscELLANEOUS They an 6 wks. old.
CM. acroa ftom new Senior P ttaonnel Agency Miramar,~ Beach · turn 19CY1 N. Main 0 20th Pvt. ply. 708 ltis, CdM. 5'18-6627
eves.
ctio station leeks penon UD---------Citizens reside.nee. 1'1111 • Co.ti:.~ 17th .... ~t ... _41 at Bluebird Canyon Santa Ana Eves & wkends ONLY FREE: 3 mos. old puppy,
de!' 30 who can create con-
test ldeaa, commercial
ideea, ~ ldeu. Want
fresh, original, vital •P-
proech. Salary open. u you
pouesa reel. provable cre-
ativity, lelld IOlld examplea
to Larry Grannll, Radio
KWIZ, 3lOl W. 5th St, Santa
Ana 92700.
AL11RATIONS
Qualifted to work ill high
srade fubloa .tore. Able to
do both men and women's.
Offers pennanent :full time
work. Pleasant environment
and good company benefits.
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time worlc.
c.11 ooUect 5.1).ee&O
-EXPERIENCED-
• Commerclel
Teller
Prefer height between
5' I: S'3''
APPLY IN PERSON
1st lllflo111l lank
of Or1111 County
1650 Adamt
Ceat• MtN
part time. 642-7241 _, • Rummage sale • !!!!~~~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!91 .,..6_73-83 __ 16....,.______ needs plenty oI space to run.
• RN's, LVN'a, I: AIDES -=-. Huge selection of furn, B3 Hamond Organ • CHJNA -Odd cups & sauceI'S· Older c bi 1 d re n only.
School I t ti 7600 clothes, household Items. 'th Lest' k "'" •o.::o Positions available on all I-n1 rue on w1 ie spea era Few pieces ot silver • 5 ,,.._......, 5/17 May 16, 17, 18th E 1 d 6""3606 shift.a. New Convaleteent xce con . ,.,.. Haviland plates & Haviland 2 PC Sectional, need •
ch IBI 2f:i0 Harbor, Costa Mesa 0
Hospital Newport Off . CONN CAPRICE, dual hand painted milk pitcher. recovering, simple lineJ.
Salaries open, fr I n & e FURNITURE, c a mer as • register walnut cabinet. Misc. Moving. Rea:.unable Each piece about l' loqt.
benefits. Phone 642~ KEYP N H kn I ck· kn a c k •, books 496-9713 OR 3-8316 eves &: wkends 4!»-1701 eves. 5116
•~ PROG•auu1 watches It many other ONLY OFFICE ~ISrANT, 4 0 ..,.,, """'"'" NG items. 121.5 G 0 1de nr 0 d, BABY Grand. Beaut mahog., -'--------UNUSUALLY besu. healthy
hour week. Type 40 w.p.m . INDUS. DRAFTING Corona del Mar. xlnt tone, w/bench, S695. APT. SIZE REF R l G • kittens, \\'ant good homes.
Permanent position, good GROC. CHECKING Private party. * s.IG-2738 cross-top trzr S35. Full sz 545-6793
oppty. Apply ln penon 'TRONIC ASSEMBL y sPKRS ~. Fum, di.ahef>, ELEC HOTPOTNT stove C 0 L L EGE PHARMACY mJac lc-$5. Weekdays 7561 MAHOG. uptight piano S37; Kenmore wshr $25; 21" 3 Cute 5 week old kittens.
440 Fair Dr., Cotta Meu PIX/TYP Rhine Drive, H.B. ICT-1496 Xlnt cond. $1SO C.Onsole TV S25: LOTS F 0 r g 0 0 d h om e ·
WAITRESS w I c or 847-1681 6#-07J9 MORE! 1550 Superior (rear) 64&-J473 5116
Tueeday' Q\lld Retta t es oast ALL Kinda ol toola, 10me CM 64&-g}88 EXTRA CUte black Ir while 1 inn Huntington Beach furniture, &: aaaorted odda I& Televlslon 820.S F'_O_M_I _R_u_bber __ c_!U_l _t_o -s-iz-e. kitten a¥ai1. Call 644-2510 C.d.M. experlenctd only. 5116 ASK FOR: Call after 12 noon for ap. 536-8885 enda. D E. lJ, CM ------Uphol supplies, f a b r I cs ,
Mr. Stamer or Mr. Sprinrer polntment ~ 120'11 Garden Grove Be!., GG Mile. tum. Eittensole table •if.Hf gR•BiJ'Y • naugahyde. Fatlory outlet. AKC Registered M a 1 e
$ IEA
WESTElll &Jll
537-7113 Gov Winthrop desk, rup. Low prices. A-1 Foam Airedale 2 yrs old. Good
LEGAL s E c .R. ET A R y mT s. Main St .• San•-·-$185& or &ll04 C•L•R Fabric It Uphoh.1ery Supply with children. 546-8697 S/16 w II n It I at l v e I: .. "'• c 311 E 5th s s responsl>lllty. Min 1 yr. 0 • 5-4.5-7166 E verythlnc from gl~s lo ~,;1181 ' t., .A. ADORABLE Black mixed
perience IBM exec/m:nor. 212 N. Lemon, Anahelm Couches, Thurs, Fri, Sal. Terrier puppies to good
ette. CdM offlce ~311'1'7. n6-2900 ~ Vtrginla Place, c. M· TV WESTINGHOUSE air condi-homes 893-6818 5/16
"Better Uvtng thna tloner Model 23'l. 18.500 BTU 3 BLACK Kittens, healthy It $ HSEKEEPER w/Pr9ct1csl .Education" frumiture Auction I02S 23 v~ts. Used 2 summers well trained, 8 wk s . n\U'llnl eXJ>. 45 to a>. l'cw • only. Cost S4J3. Sell tor $200. 67;;..sast 5/17 =ken~. ~·:.. •.;.: ~ Are YH Lacklnt Southl=r~trt"t FREE After 5 pm. 673-2168 2 Female Toy Collie •
Ui9 ~ of!oe *1Dal PM 673-6208 ~CQNFIDENCE? OLIVETI'I Underwoo d Shepherds. Honey colored. 7 ~ COMPETENCE? Fumlture & Appllence typewriter, like new $49.SO; wks. 847·8229. 5/16
Need mone' for )'OW RD:EP'I'JOOIST • PURCH. In all of <>ranee County there AUCTION Victor add mach wtcredlt W ANTID: rood hcMiekeeper fteati<ltl tun Cd) T a.ERK »30 yean. El~ is no more effective achool 1 Y bill. exc cond; other ma· 5 Puppies • beautiful -
to live tn. Must be age 18-! tric typewriter, 10 key ad-Every Wed. Nite 7 PM. ear • • • chines avall $1S up. 6-IZ.Sl43 healthy Labradore mlwci
Me-•-tree·. •·--'-·· apt. ---------• der. 1741 Placentia, Cotta of inltructlOft with newer Every Sat. Nlte 6 P.M. p rts & Labo $10-5365 S/16 ... ,..... ... ...,... JGb9 are avallablm equipment than that o1 the G r * OLD Spanish cabinet.
blk. from the bnch. Call: tar molt olftce Mesa Newport 8cbool of Bualneaa. Inspection daily 9 a.m .• 9 $7 M. • Been in family -to duplicate 5 Kittens, 2 whHe long hair, 2
61S-4970 before 4 PM, ult *Dia! Al'W today. e MANICUltlST e Let us abow )'Ull NOW how p.m. We alway• have a tre-cost.a $225_ Must aell -Pvt. tiger, l calico. Ready to go!
_for_K_en ______ _, •---------'!""° Newport Beech'• finest women of ALL AGES are mendoul eelection of quaJ. party. Best offer. 673-8316 ~7398 5116
PART-TIME CASHIER aaton. For lnteMew. Cllll achieYin.g ~cceu in a ~ ity household lurnlshlnga -No Dep •s·11 CdM. Eves. All day wkenda CUTE, playful kittens, part
W Girl New It used • Plus color Si 2 al Weekends I: &ttemoona. esterft • 642-6523 • markably short tlme. ABSOLIJJ'ELY Sac r i r Ice amese, m e, 1 female . .... for Bob Dave TVs, stereos, 20,IXXI sq. rt. R Phone '"2 .,._ day• snT ~ er • 1784 W. Ltncotn, Anaheim SF.c'Y. Typing 55 wpm, llOl?le Newport of furniture It late applianc. ent With while Fox stole. Cost $-100. .,.. """""" "
American Bldg Center 2'IOO Harbor, Oleta Mesa SH. Exper h e I p f u 1. Long. 2 skins. Private ply. CUTE, Smart, male kitten,
H\Dlt Bch 962-ml , Equal opportunity employer Insurance ofc. Age 2240. School of Bualnesa es. WILL IS CLARKS Option to Buy Eves & wkends ONLY OR about JO wks old. 54Ml.47 Architecture I
Draftsmen PERSONABLE Woman wibi Call far appt. 546-7370 133 Dover Dr., N.8. 521 7555 3-8316 Cdi\1 5116 e 6464153 e A.OK COMM. GALLERY
1 ales abllJty, part time, In HSEKPR. O\lld ewe. Live-In -----==-===------7722 Garden Grove Blvd. • CARPET -Apts -llomC'&. FREE Kittens to good
Min 2-3 Y1'1 experience n one of Callfa ltoeat golf ~ da)'t. Pvt room w/bath. FOR 81 d t th G C Fwy • • Quality instaUaUon. Free homes. 892-8539 5117
apartment houee and tract abop9 in Laguna area. Able SECRETARY Need car. Simple cookln1. Stcretarlal Trtlnlnt Beach v " a e · · NilmN~·--esOmates. All pr i c cs . 6 CUTE grey kittens need
home field. Preparation of to wor1c weekends. 496-5863 S-m mo. 644-1179 A'ITEND 'niE •ppllanc-1100 5464.t78 eves. Lie. Coo-good homes. 548-7965 5/17
preliminary layouts of new tor mtenoiew G' t • Id 25 t "-"-~-U....__"' "" •• tr 1 ,._ ---------" rr •Y ... O EVERYONE Uses tt -·Wb.y ,._t ..-wm ,....-ete nc or BABY Rat ~:l165 between hydronic domestic bee ... "> BAB,,..,.,......., -Uve tn. ..A ......._ i USINESS co• T "'"'E .... KIRBY .. N I It' A-L.llf. and ......1:--st Great £->u ... ~ -· ......... , exper ence not Rll it! $2 hr llart. B ..........u ln..,.. :""· eor 1 N•., ,._ GOLF 0111>5 &: bag like new! 4 & 6 PM 5116
.. vu.u05 IY em. Mature, raponal>Je penon. In typlnt end 1hort-Advance to $4. Mra. Brown Southland. Th9 llCbool of Vacuum Cleaner, '67 dual SO 4 woods. 9 irons & pottu
oppty to learn new field References. Room A boud hancf .. Excellent btne-,_5*-_lm_HB______ Prosrammed LearalQc wttb model. witb attachments. TY•, WAIHl•I, cost $3.'j(). Sacr. sm. OR 3-PETS end LIVESTOCK ::~pa: toln ~ ±,~all. ~~. ~'t~r T, n2134.: fib. EXPER. Donut maker the "finishing acbool" touch. n49.so 5 yr &Ull'· 54G-lled72 •IRllGlllATOlll 8316. Eves. all day wkrnds
""'"""""" ..,. ....... "' Apply: 9089 Adams, Complet• 8ecretarial -These are not repo55ess fRE£ZERS ·IJRYERS·••Mllln MAGNAVOX 1959 stereo Dot• 112.S
hln! in a rapidly ~ ~ EIP'·ORER Huntington Beach Brushup -mM Keypunch. m8chlnes. 2300 Hartor Blvd, -. sound theater, 24" TV. cher-manufacturlng (.'O(Jlpany. A1TRACI1VE WOMEN· Im-L start any Moncta:r-i:.entna CM Di~o Muaic Ir AP· r i wood finish. Cost-$600, GERMAN SHEPHERD
Belanc•Flo, Inc. -edlate ....... 'lo._. _;. or CASHIER Wanted for ahoe la pllance Co PUPS ... ...,_,..._ i--• atore. Ptlme. SlrA Shoe c ase• aJso. · ' sell-$JOO, 6~19 673-~ full time. ~hr to start. We MOJORHOME CORP. '.-:s-:-,tot'e=-'.,,-333~E.-=--l7-=-th-=--St_. CM~-POLLY PRIEST WEDGEWOOD stove with GOLD king BlZed spread. sgle AKC registered <llAmplon train. Add to your famil.Y fn. ..... BUSINESS COu.EGE everything $50; Frost-free box i.prings & m 8 t t BLOOD LINES come now. 495-542Z C 'MAID I: Malnt Man. Q>le « 325 N. Newport Bl •• NA refrlr $50; King n bed, k 1. Ch. ULK WIKINO-RW UTAH
SAWMiii
SINGLE NEEDLE • Special 4000 ampus Drift single. Need for motel apts. Phone 543-9723 ~~ $50. 6 4 4 -1 o 7 o , ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiii:I ~~0~.g~7::rm only 6 w 5 ERBLUT Sch m
.,,acb•--o P e r a t o r a • Newport lffdl 2384~ Newport Blvd., CM p• • "'0 •-•A .,...,...,.,.. , Top w!Mlng Shepherd ~= -._.___ ~ 546 J301 • ft...,... ...... .._ HELP • "".. .!Cl>OOUns. yoons, .... CO~IPLETE omce furnil\lre, f all n ... ~~-u,.... • .., ... ,,,.,.. ~•nu~,. teacher. new in area. Gnd. KELVlNATOR Refrig. Cop-RENT deskit. me cabinets I< elt'C 0 mes
per i e n c e d only. 151 Evenin~,.: ..2,.VER 21 Sherwood Music Sc boo I , pertone 14 cu. ft. Separate tYP<''' riter. ~180. all s It 2· Ch. 1TENORDRAA0 K
To tell Big Bear Lake prop. M«*ovla. N.B. &42-2&86 . • .._ __ •__ Member Music Tuctien freezer apace. Xlnt cond. Sal's 6;~ or MA RR RN
ertles full « i-rt time. BARMAIDS. . . . ·ADVl:ftftflll6 HSEKPR Uve-ln -mother-le11 AMoc. P?'\v, lesso111 for totN $125. Phone 548-893S alt 6 or COLOR TV 3 times Pacific OU!cea In Newport Beach tUUUln home Approx SO )Tl old thru teens, Sue Denton 11:'7 wkends STUDE~"T neC'ds good iran!tp C-Oest Victor · •• and GO.GO • ·,,..t • ' M--...ila, CM u• .-.. ,.,, l'llr und rr S300 or 120 tu 200 Males-Females (5 weeks)
Md Bl& Beu Lake. Exce1>-ornc..:-no &&BICY CdM . .,.,,.QZJ btwn 8:30-4:30 --.,...,....,..'" WA.SHERS $29.lr.i; dryers S9 MONTH cc I A'--L'i ')'-· "" """"' rye e. """ " le sa1 "'mt Black & Tan <shots) Uonal e9ming1 for top S.'!00 per week SalesladY experienced SCHOOL chlldren'a vacation $36; Freezers $75; Rcfrig.. & g11ilar amp. !WS-4900 alt 6 BRED FOR QUALli'Y
nien! Write Box M llO Dai-638--5483 or 633-9763 for Jewelry store ln rates. Chilcoat J.0..Leuon coppertone A Avoc.; GUAJ'.
1. PU t Phon 54().8242 -.._-'th ablllty to--. .,._ .. _ .... -... ""'1,_ n -ntal ~an ap"'IY to pu-"a-KIRBY vacuum cleaner and & TEl\.fPERAMENT .., 0 • e ~n·--...1 m•-'n cl••k .,._.., .. ~ -·-r· "'~·a MMI, 548-".,,... "'-1:. ~"""1· .,...,...._, l73 _,..""" '"" " "' ''"''"" h Pedi with h Pu ~ ""'"""" -•· ... .... .. _ """'l '""" .,., . ORDER BY PHO .. ..,. 111tac menta. Take o v e r gree l!'llC p
for Newport Beach of.flee ~ ~ =gh~ RELIABLE Babyaltter, own Del ar, C,M. 1110 523 Oll:1.,..,. pnyments of $6.50 or $49.70 LI MSai Days 10.2 PM , ____ ------1 o1 National Brokerqtt Firm. must. UDdef' 30. tranap, 8: 30 to f: 30 S20 wk. 5 MIRCHANDISI POlt Antlquea ....... l'ash. O'f'dlt d("J)t, 535-7280 837-3863 Evu att 6: 30 PM
,Apnclee, Womeft 7JOO 40 to 60 wpm, lalary open. Cell a.rt.re 642-1910 _d_ays:__S«).-085 __ 7_____ 4 ~LI AND TltADI GRANDFATHER cl!X'k. runa RCA MRple i.iereo. mllple Weekends 837·3865 alt 9 AM
540-&Zt Mia Rome.fro DENTAL Ofc. Mir. Exper. Furniture IOOO perfect $275, Frmch china 9 to 9:30 • 1 DAYS rouch & chrs. Ro~ port Mlnieture "Lessie's" MISS UK &&BICY s B A M p 0 0 atrt with Ideaa .., • I l • d . ·--or • )Tl collep. sm&)e. 2S-cabinet. beautlf_~.ldsbs 5 0 • -I Po~bl--RI Fl-typewriter. rou c I u b I . AJ<C Shetland sbeiop dogs
California uceue. Good realve ndio atatioft ~·~CS.-~---,..----Sptnlth Mtdlt.mWft French vanit,v,.,... ra.ss. Conao~. ,,,.. es a . f>36-4.'i74 16" tall a.~ most! Champ
Eaci-ow omcer ........ $100 wortc:tnc c 0 n d I ti 0 n L penon wbo can creat. con-·-Laundry ab1rt ctrl SHOWROOM SAMPLIS n~~e G::n~~;: $29.95 llPHOLSTERING -Si9.50. 2 ~t()('lc. Fluffy, ~utilUI
Exec Seey/apUt lee • • • • S57S Eutbhdf t:Glflufft M4-1510 test ldeu , c 0 m me r c I a I EXPERIENCED a Ft waad carved ....., cu. walltwCtnd. carvtng bevl'led ix: (European craftsmen) & 7 wks. old. ~O eve9.
Secy/lepl/lee paJcl .... $500 Newport Beach. ideu, com!d.y Ideas. Want 541-9!560 before noon van wtth &arae man's matd> _,_ $175. Call ror ap-AND UP F'rte est. Jel, pickup, 213 AKC Olampion p e d I gr e e "'-· ,.., .. ,_,It ( •&tl ~ 2 ......... ....... ,.__ ......... ........... N M D Mllln. llB ""'A_ .... ~.,.,. r.AN< ..-:row ......... .... M .. ~ ·~ &' ...... re .. .-. _,. hlh. orfgtul, vital llP' • NURSEs-AIDI • 11'1 dWr: beauwU. Mecl-pointment 536-2219 0 on•y own """'U.J' ~ Poodles, white n1ale, apricot ~/ltSH/feepakl,. .... $450 ""' $4. bour, w tnlnll.,...proacb. Salary (){lln. 11 you 147,9811 urraneu t.abric9 and coa. OLD Oak Olelt S15; Ca.ah OAC FILL DIRT WANTED female. Very small Toy1 8 ~cal dltpemer ...... $425 H.B. Mn. G r u 11 b er I poaHU real, pro • a b I e ort·. S Pc hexap Bpulab regilter sis: Wall phone $1.00 per wk. buys tea1e plan. Lal\llla Bcb 10.IXXI CY. wlul!l62~27 546-6881 SSntar>' .............. $415 80-3625 Cl'Mtivlty, caD Mr. Wm. '4JoMa..-.flMlll•lftft. Wem. 7500 dark oat.top dinllla at with s.Y;: Commode $35: Cabinet Newporter TV Sel" 496-1840 TEACUP Poodles. wtlitr, ~ •••••••••••• $400 PART TD\IE $2, br. Weaver, Ge11. Msr., KWIZ. black or avoctldo fn1Hd w/Door bin ~: Sl('d $.10;1 Open 'tll 8 P.~t. M""bfflhlp s.m discount goot1 b r e ed Inf, Xlnt
A.ocntl ~ .......... MOO Pul out ....,... a P.U. Santa Ana. <nu .....mt dl81nr. detu'atlv• -l d9o Olum $20: Trunk• SJO. $.111; B7 Harbor Blvd CM 54US11 ~ ~~ Ttnnil club. pcdlir;ree. Ask $250. 537-8339
SWltcbbo&rd Op ........ $375 orders. H.B. • J'.V. Mn. W'AlnftfH J W IM'-a• lip. I Pc Madhernntu brul Buck doll ldln !ts 'l'ra.llk: GlrVlid'f ...... s.ns Tbacken.y 540-lSD .. ,"""""' • 1 llllVll btldl'oomaet -t*'"'9'Mr. a 0 ... -... ~ .... u ~ USED COLOR TV'S-* ~ * :-:11==""'=-~----1 Cir tee .-.,_ ,..._ _. MlXD> Poodle p11p9. 8 w T)lpltt.llPllt .... _., f'RDiOI tdelw mature H" .,.,..,... fw: A..li&n. chw, lar'lll tram. Lane. a.ta Mua Your cbo~ of lO. FUily Mhc. W.W 1610 havr bobbtd ta.its, 3 ma.ltt, 3
PIT 5ecrttary •••• $2.15 br '--'-'-hie tor' p/ ... -~ 1"lf4!tdtDcfd, N1Pt wbtft. ed m1m1r larp altll com-.,..... guatMt~. Tf'rmJ SllOO """""_,·~-... ..., Union acale; bolpttalizaUoa model, ~tcbifts putl de-MANY beautiful. old ORI~,,. mo From $199 00 Stt at fem11les, $20• ~8 aft
Clow. o..t Hwy .• N.8. work. lox 513, Corana del lnlur., ~nQ! cart. c.a...a....... ..__. .. _ . .A.-...... TAL ART 0 BJ ECTS . .HENDERSON'S WANTED _4~pm:-=--.-=---.,...---Mar u_ ~· It .......,..,.... ---no::_._... CHINFSE ~la,y It ~WIRE ~ ... Call 8ett1 Bnct .._.. · nvwln1 t eateurlftt $195 VALUI carved fllrni • ORJEN· UT7 Harbor Blvd., C.M. cox terntr pul)lltN
........ ............ ---;:;;;.. BABYSll lER.. UvMn s .-. ·w eo. .. HJ--W'--a.. · •-......_NOW...-__ T .. _., ~...... ,A-. .. ... A1S5 Male. 10 wb Show -·"' ~ n u• .......... tD •·-d)'I. for 2\' Tl aid. ffUno. N'iw;o1tf 1iiot c.:;." a... rv_,: ~ ,,,. .;;;...~ -. ·-. ":-... _.., --Pumltu--6 -'lancee from champ 114U"ffttl. i,."; -• • •••••••••••••$4'16 t lnstoft Beac... un ,."""""1,_ -.,.,.,..,.._ • .......,... 714·,..... "103 ,: ·· ............... sm 11ome • uar Ol~ HOOSEW1FE1 ~"' 21. tor 11.00 PER WEEK HM'l I ,..,.. 1210 Coler l!V~ .... s .. ,.... ro=.,...· ~""-'...,....,.,·-----
·--·~· .. ••••••••• to $llO ... ~G.· 2 a_• I l mat~~ 10 to 2 Job; Tep Cemmf....... (Wiii 1111 ltent '"""*9_..,) lewt'!I Michl,_ 1120 -TOOLS -_..!._ P~!~ ... ~1 Mlet. AK~.
P........ --• ... \•••n ... _ _._ ... at die,...,___ NO DOWN 1--""" __ ._ -lid ••1.1212 ., ·n•·A555 llnU"lll' ,._.,v. • l ... •••••••••••• -...,.._, -i ._ .,..,_,..,...,., """''"""" i...n u .. t _, .,, ,.,.n..,,.,, .......,_ _, --3H5 8 ~ ru .1 I pu , __ ~-OllClt ........ '300 ~::::·~ •::?~Dr R.elta\Rllt. AWJ 21(11 'II. '"" ...... ._ .. Our Store aw. . mr SINGER Touco-v--ic atat~. f IPtfd ch&ncer. Like •• c.asH SS l'lY • ...... .. • ... ,.._.a.tr . , ......... -a• ttq. -.-..,._. , 0ctM n-ont &MS .. N"1IOl't ......... ......... r(o ~ tront 8\11' • • llpai CCMOle. s.rv\c9nan new. • TUI °"" ••D .. ~ IHELTIE, Mtlt, Sable a ,..,._, Pollc:r '1P .... ts sm _ .... ________ QUAUTY ALUF.S 1Nltt>Et 1--vtnc aru. ~"" Y =~ r paymenll or as.u C9llll. We pq caa11 fen Whit., AKC, • 1" old. Lovrt
,....._ St clll ........ S!9t XITOfEN REL p ER. flall WOMAN ~ Clft tor 2 ~ ....... A,ltOYID PURMFTU•• ~I '.. otft'&s<li ~It Dfpt. m-7219 , runtturt ., Apptlw:ta dlUdftn. ~.
8'idn:F Cert ........ D.15 hr tbn•. IG«* Pan Udo chOtlra 1111 lllOllM .... 1M, lb. ttin J"r\. 215' ...,._ IW.,. C.M. ~ -~~~ Next I Alltlpl I Toail e GEJUWt SHEPHERD e 1'nles. fadll7 .... a.IS hr ConvaJetmlt c.tft',, • clQI T:15 ta 5:15 Vic Ada.m FASHION ISLAND Dab N, -.s..... """' -... _ ' BUSlEST ~ tn ON ITEM or -~ AKC lkttat ffif
GtD.. <>mt., PIT .. 12.SO ht 1'18phlp Rd., N.B. ' MIPOlla, HD ID-nto alt N_.. ···CH • --• . ~· due J~ 1• 1• tmm. Tbe DAILY PR.Or OOMPLETE HOUSD't1L • su-ranlftd. ~ • •WW~ I -Buttonllolll, Overeut.I. blbl(I l"t•..W\4pd ~ k• 1 •--ff -ALLSET AGENCY t. Yaar Ad Ill our clall1lh!dlT _-1 __ ,,_.,....,.,..,..,,,_,___ AD .... ...,..., 1.., •• WUlftfid ~ ... -alao faney llJtcht!I. ;;;;;; time 6 aa.t. La C&1 ..... ~ .... or rn-... GERM.AN Sll:EPUERD ~ !Gt•.-. c.a.r. SCU752 SolMCIDt ril "'...... • LVN • ...... 6 IJlalnc"IOGlll-.... No att.mntDll ·~· ..,u· THE QUICKER YOU CALL. piel,. •ttllL Sit I: $15 lno CIAROC m lt._01_a1_N2«11 _____ _. __ hft __ cr_Ml_ ..... __ an_.arn__________ ,.._ !!!f . o.11 ~. -..&11 l .. THE QUICKER YOU SfU. .-Ptn>. s ........
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There S more than one way
to make your ·own money!
Just for fun , you might try the little do-It·
your1elf kit supplied above. But please don't
try to spend the money your make this way.
If you want to try to make the kind of money
which la really spendable, try doing it thia
way. Pick up your phone, dial 642-56 78 end
say, "I 'd like to piece • Want Ad, pleeH.''
What lclnC. of • Want Ad7 How about .. 11.
Int 1ome ef those nice thin91 you no lon9e~
uH7 Tiley may be gathering dust In your
home, but someone else wants them end will
put them to 9oocl use.
·Your DAILY PILOT Want ~d can coat at
little •• $4.50. Think of your profit If you
sold something worth much more then thatl
Don't delay. Make th-.t spendable mohey.
A DAILY PILOT Went Ad will 9et It for y0u
feat.
DIAL DIRECT-642-561B~Say .. ,,,.,,, h,,
FM IOID •In PIOIEI llAL 51-1izl
·DAILY . -PILOT Want Ads Will Work. for .JQU
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y boat atone• fO' boats. Facil
ilfork CD 1'0Ul' bo hwy, Marinera »De per ft, 6'2--92
iXll FELLOWS liull w/pl"Ollf>, n1
• head. $45(). 26: l:fwy., N'pt. Bea·
~·t,l0 lo31 iJARINE lhops
• Ir re as
rs mile 1 c
Hwy, N.J
AT Fantasy
Fully equipped, ~t tank, etc
546-909(, 54Ge56
X' LONESI'AR C
ley, bead, sips ~
J.11 CG xtras. $3
fl4-Q7.SJ95
f 16' CHRIS*
)lait tank, lrg wt
eood, $750. 837-5
•14• VALCO fill ~ hp Jobnaon.
• oond. New tr1r
301 Cabin Crutler
kxcellent condit »est offer. 646-3'
· tnboats
1JCl'ORY No. 1'
1
, Q;~,e;an:
Ins $1.150. m.D
,. DUNNIGAN
ceU!iit c.'Ofli!lt
huonable. By
f'l>-1625
, MASTS need re
~Vamislf, paint
: Call Jim Z
; 646-4053 Ol' 9IM
&!" SABOT $
(an be teen a.
~t Garden,~
: HOURLY R.:
1_ . * RBODE.9 1t:m Zone Boat
14 No. U5
; also nice
l'c>. S1995. 644
Hnported Aut
f*Y'' ••••
~· IJS . I •• ~ ~ '64 Al
~'66:
'63 i:
=9'63:
~'67 ~ ~·64~
'65:
'65:
'63:
~ ;62 n
!ii '59 " , ....
tJCl'ORY No. 173, 2 aeta ol
)alls, 4 Yeu1 old. ExceUent
l ~tion. WHOO make. Mk.
lbs $1.750. m.m3 * DUNNIGAN Sloop. Ell-ftllen COftc!ltSoa. S e tt
huonable. By owner. Call
f1S=1625
. MASTS need rellnil.'lllng?
: Varnish', paint, rigging?
: Call Jim Ziegler'
: 646-4m3 or 962-0003 eve
1966 CESSNA Skylane. 310
hrl. T.T. $14.950. Clll alt. 6,
538-Un or 542--0323
st;·· SABOT SSO. w/Saila fa: be seen at: Lido Ille Mobie. HOIMI
~t Garden. 675-0619 3 BR, M1l mobile
.; HOURLY RENTALS •• 000 for qalck ale. Bit to ;-* RHODES 19'1 * bcb. Pool. IUDdeck. 536-2'131 ~ 1.or>e Boat Co., Balboa MCllILE heme • Adult park.
14 No. 1854, nice cond 1 Sdr., 12' PoOl • loYely
; also nice 16' Glasspar home. 847-69'14 i.>. n995. G«-130
SliOCK , Racing S a b o t , l berglu1! mut, sail No.
f634. Price $300. 847-5938
~ Coronado 25, $6500
:· 644-0853
1.2.3 BR homes, tum or UD·
furn, adult park. G o I (
course. r,'lOI, sauna. 536-2731
VAGABOND SO'xlO', 1 BR.,
furn.; full metal awn'r·
Adult Park, 545-6715 eve1.
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•' V SED IMPORT ~
I • ~ SPECIALS • :: •. ,64 saa5 • ~ AUSTIN HIALIY snm 77
I '66 =:::oADSTll '1395
'6l=~rr .. '2195
>-='64' ::.~~;~~ '14'95 JC ~ WACM>N, l&H ~
·: '67 DAnUN '1595 !'; PICKUP•/ ..... ~ '64 ::.:-:"H...., '995 ·.
'65 :-c:.ou.. ,..... '1795-~
'65 :rnoN WAMN. » '995
'63 ::.'° ~-:.:.. '995
; 62 Tl.J '995 .
'59YWl9AI '595 , ......... ~ ... ..........
MEANS
Contemporary Elegance
FROM
Nabers Cadillac
JUST A FEW EXAMPLES
'66 CADILLAC $3595
Outwte.... ,_ DeVllle ""'"'" ... _,..,.
cMs1'M wftll ,,. """""" ""'..... 11111 '"""'
lntlrtor, "'" -· Mluralty, • -nv olMr -.. a. conven~• extras. Veno cerefutlv drf.,.n a. .,_, rnotlculoua c.ero IMldt •lld out,
'63 CADILLAC $1495
Coupe. ,.nllMd In -'" New-• lllU* •1111 lfflllor I. ..., .... im.rlor. H11 full -r I nd l'NnY
other deluxe locto<y 6'-lftch1dlne tleclrlc WfOt.
_,, Wllllo wwll tt,.., Trurv 111 C111t1t111dl"t -
'64 CADILLAC $1995
C-DtVllle -""9 II~ ut.,for wlftl 1111 llledr
"'""' reof. Thia """-le<ie It ""''""" ne•ur.irv wlfll fKfofY 111' '8fldllloftl"9 lfld Ills 111 the luxury -r lol!Uff• lllCIUdlnt -r vonts•tl .. rl,,..br1kes.0wl.,. doWS •lld ,,,. AM-FM rldto. Drive 11111 --,,.,..,
'62 CADILLAC $995
StcNll DIVllle, SNrtllne llurellftdY 0 1.,1« •1111
..,, ,_ lllltt It•""' and nvlon '""'lot. All flt Cec11nec•1 -ICCH-IH lllChldlng ~--IDCI<, crvlN conll'OI, erectronlc ..,., -Wiit Win·
....._ fl(. Fec:tory elr «lfldlllonln1 • cour11. A
~ buy ,, "''' .... ~ ..... '*"" "'" ........... 1rtce.
'64 LINCOLN $1995
CenllMntel. TI!ft bellllv hi~ en -~ ~
cludl111 -'""""' end -wnt w-. ,_ tarv air e0ftdfllenln1 Of courw. TI!• f~,.rlor OI llllt
c.ar tiet Ml teollllr ""'°''"""· T~lt b rrvtv an oui-•lltlldlfle velut •t "'" ..,. rwret.
'63 CADILLAC $1495
~.-1 -lft • 11111._I A tllfMler~ erctle wllll• llllerl« wl1fl leelhlr ..... llYIOll lnttrlor, ,K!W'f 1lr
:ondlltonlnt, "'" -lncludlnt ' wev _, I. • '°"' ol o!Nr dehllc• exlf•. ~ ••ctflenl care bv ~· •revloln owner. You ~klfl'I min lhl1 oM.
'66 CADILLAC $3595
'61 CADILLAC $795 .
StMn DeVllle. Tiit ~·· 4 window modtl. Orltl,..I lntlllllc sllvw lllne ,...., wlfll hl""°"lalne Interior.
All -~, eQUf P .... nl lllc:ludlnt • WIY NII, -r wnr •lndowt. ~IKlrO<'llc .,.., -r ~ rocks and Ill
tour!Ml t1crorv 1lr condlll0<1ln1 lltr your drlvlne •'-••ur•,
'64 CHEVROLET $1495
Tiit ewr -uMr 1moe11 ~ s-t. AJI« brenu
n,.rlor wllh ~fff """· VI tftllfte, IUlo!Nlle lrl M· mission. _., sfHrlne, -r btlltM. '#11119 1ldl
well ttm. FactoN 111' -lttenlll1 ,. -i 1111 1111._ on 111.e •erm drr,,...,
'65 MUSTANG $1495
Hlnllof COllP<' ''"' .... In t br""I mt11lllc OIU* celer wllll metclllM bucket _, '"'"~· s-1•1
""'81lt wllh wlcN o"'' -· For vour •felsurt If l\lt Ille f,\u~ll 11er•t0 N<k. 111410 •NI Ml l9r. llnltd ti•• Ind dull 1xll1utll. Tflft -1y 811d VOUlll Cll<
II w·t1MU1 1 llollbl Cl'll of !hi *' llllv• .OU will mokt.
OVER 60 QUALITY CADILLACS TO SELECT FROM
• YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER
SERVI~ THE ORAN&l OOAST HARIOR AUA.
NABERS
NGO I~ Auto. N00 TllNSPORf A TION
YOLISWAGIN ·~ ~
wm Buy
Your Vollmvaaen or Porsche
6 pay top doUan. Paid for
or not. Call Ralph
673-1190
J--1'61 l-1HI
CONTlllEITAU
.All .... mlleffe cewts .,..
........ .All wl"' IMl!ler lft.
tlrtorl. ttll -. elr -1-tloll. vl!wl roob, AM 'M re· 11111 ., 1llreo, 1NI ell ...,.,
MERCURY
MOmREY
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4-o--"'~· lftc:ludl"9
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ell MdttY Ulr• •
IAV. '1100 UP TO SAVI '1000 UP TO
7-1t61 J-1t61 --
Couaan & XR7 MONTEGO
Motl Wllll •fnY1 '-• ell wltll •Ir c:ctndillonlne. 111 IMdM Wllll ,..,., hint. ,r_
2JOO lo 5000 rnttn . PrlUcl
WAeONS. UDANI
AND HARDTOPS
All loaded Wftll u rru .
,,..,. '3495 IAVI •aoo UP TO
A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION
ef
LATI MODll. CONTININTALS
..,.. .... ., loldeM. ,_, ,_,,.,..., v-~ flt •••
lrectlw colon elld tlWrlert. Netwe tty elf ere _..,.. wtlll
•II !!It luxury cer -r '"'"'" """ UHCI. Some NW 1utom111c speed control. FM I. $1treo M" 1Ylltm1. ore .. •It. k• lo 11111recl1f1 lllt~ 'O!ldlllon end llffulY.
PllCID AT SAYINCH TO YOU
wllll
FACTORY WAHANTY
SPECIAL PURCHASE
Fre111
FOID MOTOI COMPANY Of
1967 MUSTANGS
1967 COUGARS
1967 MERCURYS c-. s.ffnt, ConYWlfbltl, Co'°"Y Part St111on w.,ono. 14111-• cllokt FllOM -•le lr11•1m1UI0<1. redlo. ,,..._.
I M -r 1~ TO fllH -· feel...,. t lr <Ol'Cl•flot\fno, t i<
"'' .,, '"'' -... ... mile. p,~-:n~'·" •actory Warranty
1''4 HM
POU IUICI ....... ., • ' .., a1v1•1t•
lie,.._, 1-~ orle!NI
.. ,. ...... .. wt. ~ "'*" wtlll ,llllY It c I I r ' llltdl ........... Hfl _,._.. """'' -•" ... ~ ""'~ '"""c lr•Mmlulon, -..f "lua •II the -r •-'"'· -· nlet lllvltr• "'11urtt ., .,. •• ft. °"'"'" lllCludl.. air condf·
16.000 "'"" erld ''°"'"'· Thlt cer •·~ .,,_ IW lf'fllntl ~ Ille cert ol -ra. Sl>Ow room the erfel,,.1 _,
Ir•~. -Ir-11 Ill. $21'5 Ste ..... Cllf'.
,.-.,, .__, $2lt5
1''4
PORD
19'1
MllCUIY SHt. Mtlllt""' J-dr.
COll"l"f -n Siii. HT. e-1. I'-lrOJI
Wttl. W..-rM llrtl """" .,,._ Int. a. er _..,.. CM. AIM-_. L-Y rf. l•I -lk lre,.mllalofl, ...wie Ir-R&H,
r941 ... lleettr, -.... Kl, ml. ~ ..
"'"''"' tedWY air 7AllO tel. ml. Tr•-cend. New llftt, M In lly erte. oWMr. "'°'" ...r "rt. l"rl<fd !er oulC• ••It. $26'5 '""" .__, '"" ,...
UM
COlYml
SH-11 cou .... .... ,,., _,,_ '°'
--"''°'""l>C't and corntortabl• drfvl"9 Aull>m1llc "•n1mluion. POWer 11ftrln1. -r
brtl<H. -.. 1 ... dclwl. teclON air
~llonlnq. A.M-FM
redlo. New Urtt -
)1-KIUll "'""
$27'1 , .. ,
CAMAIO
Hartl• au,e. T,,.. Cir b ffl ....,.,_
c-lllen ... lftlf •.ooo mlle , lout.,, "'"" •ut• "•"' .••. # 4llo. ,,..,.,, -r !.':''':i. ACl._!1>1 a.
$25'5 ...
MDCUIY
MONTCl.All
THUNDllltRD .;
LANDAU
2600 Harb'oE Blvd. Cost8 Mesa (OPIN IVNDAY)
Johnson .&. Son . 54()..91QO U11C1D1.M M•IJT.COU•AI MAUI , . ' -
SALB DIPT. Of'IN ,,,. .. t :OI MON.-Fll.t SAT. I SUN. t :OM:OO -.JOO W. COAST KWY,. NIWPOlT ICM.
Ja.7711 ~1
;
OAJLY PlLOT 4&
USED
CAR ·
SELL
OUT!
,,..
ENGUSH M>ID
COtlSOLI WAeON · Rldlo ,tNI ........ ltoclt
No. PlffJ
FULL '999 PIUCI :
"" FORD
,UTUltA .. l"ASI. WAeOM
~uto.. Powtr dWlnm, ttt>
tor'( 111', No. 111SMI.
FULL $1699 PRICE:
"' on.. ws MIO.
"" PLYMOUTH
~. 11110 •• -· .... 1119, facrorv 1tr, Lie. He.
PBW 06I.
'ULL •1299 PRICI:
PONTIAC
O•ANO !"RIX
5-t Cou... Full ""!!z
Air CIONI. Lie. No.. ecE •
'ULL •149 NICI:
"' On~.,,*
IUY ON
IEACH CITY'S
lASY CHDITI
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)6 llo\OS.
ON APl"llOlllO C•IOIT
'la MILi IOV1'M
OP THI SAN DllCW>
PIDWAY
Wtdntsdl1, May 1.S, 1968
9iOO•w Cart 9IOONew Catt
DOWN + TAX AND LICENSE
NO FINANCING PROBLEMS AT BOB l.ONGPRE PONTIAC. ALL FORMS
OF FINANCING AYAILAILE. CHOOSE GMAC OR BANK TERMS. 24-36
Ol 48 MONTH TERMS WITH CASH BACK OPTION IF NEEDED FOR
YOUR VACATION.
ON YOUR APPROVED CREDIT
WILL DELIVER ANY NEW 1968
PONTIAC FROM OUR HUGE SELECTION
~uto LMting
EASE • 1968 Ford Ge.Jaxie
500 4-<lr, HT. Fully eq., incl
air. 392 VS ena., driven only
4500 mi. $86.U per mo. Call
Cort Fox Auto LHting
42-8440 or t1ee at 2'24-D W,
Coast Hwy btwn 10-3: 30 pm.
Eves & wknds 49&-66~
rtANY WONDERFUL OP·
POR'n1NITIES tine been
diacoven!d ln Clusi.fled Ada.
1'urn back to ''Business ~
portunlties" NOW!
MAKE A MEMO to ptber
up toys you no lonlft need,
lelJ them for c.a!b with
OusUied Ads. Dial 642-5671
today!
mported Autos 9600 Imported Autos
~m{Y1'"!6 STARn ~
CHICK IYIRSON, INC.
''7 .,...,
'1699
UIW11 '" .,..., .
'1499
'60 YW "IUG" $499
'64 YW 6 Pau. PU $1199
1 Olly '67 YW C1mper lr1nd llew ,
1 °"" (2) '60-(2) '63·'" ,Ponchn . ,
! ... Tw •CHtc• Yw T-,>
' 1m..-.......,c.... ....
Mtua 671-JIW
Service Dept. Open 7 to 9 p.m., Mon.-7 to 6 p.m., Tues. thru Fri.
Sales Dept. Open 9 to 9 p.m. Mon thru Fri.
9 to 6 p.m., Sat. & Sun.
_JI ___ 11~1_1 __
SIRVICI .
9908 UMCI Cars 9900
CHEVROLET
1963 CHEV Impala
Sta Wa$:'. 9 Pus • Auto trane
It power steering. See this
$1195.00
lst Cir Lot on Harbor Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln-Mercury
Costa Mesa Branch
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7000
'65 CHEVY IMPALA. sea
hlul' with black Landau top.
Loaded~ Radial tires, dlr.
One owner. Immaculate, see
COMET
REAL ECONOMY • * 19115 Mercury ~ Cpe.
'Ibrilty six with std. trans ..
radio I. beater. A rood car
tot commuting to Los An·
ge)es. n.11 Price
$995.00
1st Car Lot on Harbor Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
Llncoln-Mercw-y
Costa Mt'9Q Branch
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7050
DODGE
to appreciate. nso cash or --------'67 RIVlERA, t.p. chr whls, take trade. 494,9773 '6.5 DODGE Polar& -S 0 0
1tereo tape, Str bucket sts. I~!'!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!! Convert. Ps, pb, R/H, low xtnt cond, $4400 Pvt. pty. 1958 Chevy Impala. 2 Door. mites, Orig owner. $1800 or
837~231 elt a:30. 348 rngine, extremely nice beat ofHr. 673-72$2
--------'61 Buick La Sabre 2 Dr 11.T. condition in1ide .l out. $425. '57 DODGE Sta Wagon nl~
'62 Falcon Squire, lta wag, AT. R.H. PIS Must srll. ·.Sc" Sat a1ter 9 AM 842·2342 transportation car needs
dlr. like new, radio, heater, Only $495.00 SU-6608 ·s: CHEVY Impala 2 cir hdtp, paint. Only $199.00. 842.fi6(XI
auto. $75 Cash or tradP. '65 IUVlERA "Grand Sport". VS, auto trana. .,wr str ,\ Dlr.
Pymts $'29 mo. After Jt. $800 and takr over. Custom hrk~. Pvt pert,y. S 6 0 0 . '61 Dodae.6 cyl eng., 3 apd oo
494--9773 buU1 548--2057 m-400.7 the colwnn· sns. Need
'56 Cad Coupe de Ville, air . '67 El C_ll1Tl_tno_ . ....,396~q-. ...,,-apd-: work. 646-4577
cond., d 1 r , PXC~tlonally trans. Real nice. Take over
clean, tup l)'lf"ChanicaJ cond. CADILLAC pmL~. 49f>-M20 FALCON
S19 caah tl9 mo. Alter 4, • CHEV '61 Impala 2 dr HT. --------639-3617 SI CAD Cpe. OVL 36001 mi. AC, Auto. PIS, v.
NEED A CAR? ~11 pawer, factory air. fin· 8 Onr owner ·~
CAN'T BE FINANCED? isbed in Montego ROiie. with '58 Chev. Imp91& 2 dr hdtp.
e Bankropt? e Repoae11tlon? 2 tone charC'Olll & !'OIM! mter-J4S enii needa work I~ run-eBad 0-cdit? e I>ivatted? lor. Motor completely recon-nino $1.00 50-251'7 '
e Mllltary e New \II Atta? dlt.lonf.'d ~.000 mill>~ oock -"·--·-·-----
Malce Payday Paymenta
McCARTHY MOTORS
1420 So. Main ' Edinaer
<2 blocb N. of Sean.>
Santa Ana Pb 542-3507
~II Price
$795.00
bt Ou-Lot !>fl Harbor Blvrl.
JOHNSON & SON
Uncolo-Mercury
'58 Triumph TR 3, rdstr. dlr,
C'OmCll rettored enc. a 1
uphol. $150. cub or tradt. •
~ts $29 mo. Aftt!l' J,
Colt.a Mesa Brlnch
911 Harbor Blvd. 642-7050
14 CAD ~ de Ville flll1
JIO'ftf, aid cond., low miles. 4M-97T.\ Excel concl. $2500. Pvt pty. ... '&\ MG Midret. ldnt C'Ond, ,
dlr, 11U original. 175 (Uh t:1t •
tr11de. Pymts $311-88 mo.
51 CAD Qle de vtlle 'lo4'ded.
re~ tl'r onl)' S 19 9 . o o
Atttr 1. 639-311'1 ~Dlr
12 FLEETWOOD. 4 dr
ttda.n, beautillal cond, $1750.
,Priv/owner, m-sru
• CAD Convt. alt. -.... Good COlllil .... Pvt •. .,... .
'66 OU.V'F.LLE SS 396. 4
iq:d, like new. all IC·
cessorles $2'JOO. ~1'7
·~CHEV. Spt. Coupe With 60
V-8 en~. Eng, not iutalled.
$50. &12...aT
C .. YSLll
'54 OHRm.IR hnpeNl,
heml.beada, PS/PB, air,
xlnt cend. $315. alt ..
962...wn.7
COU&AR
'68 BUHO tt.w. °"Pr
~ for _. ,.., mo. , ............
l'ttld • Qltl a:. n.e ......
~
19&4 FALCON. F\Jtura. 2 dr,
H.dt. 6 cyl, auto trans. radio.
wsw tir8 · real sharp, one
OY'TIU car. 96Z-Ot09
FORD
195 7 Ford W1.s;on .
R.ldkHteater. Auto. Trani..
New paint. $225. S4&-H alt
5
'll M Gala.lrde 4 Dr. H.T.
AT. R.H. VII a nice car ........
'11 l'...s Oallm 2 dr. jLT.
A.T. Jl.H. V--1 Whit~. red
~ ODb' saOO ~Dir
• J'Ont Sta w..,., nso
50-.9613. 300 LQronJa.
Newport ~adl
'54 Ford Statton. Wagon cl<'.8.n .,_ttr t:rwwm'8akwl on-
l)>. Dlr .... ODao.-.
.'Cl -i\lli if±iiir: ... ........... ......
DIPT.
OPEN
,..
FORD
'64 T,Blrd Landau, dlr, air
cond. Like new. 0$185 cub or
take trade. Call 494-9773
'66 Mustang H. top, V-8, atd.
dlr, extra c~. noo cub or
trade. Make low pymnts.
~3617
'63 Ford Calaxie 500 conv.
390. VIS A.T. R .H. PIS a
sharp car. Only $600.00
1142-66al Dir
'65 FORD Mustang V-8. 4 sp.
R.H. WIO tire11. Rally
pack. Joe 494-9712. Wed-
Thurs It. wknds.
MERCURY
'Ill BRAND new atation
wagon. Air, etc., all Sf!tvice
free for 40,~ mile11. Leue
for Ul.9 per month. Allo
available: e x c e p t i o n a l
bargains on our leue
tumim. Leaae 04! pt.
John90l'I .t Son Lincolfl •
M erC\ley, 6424181 ,
2 DRIVD.S, 3 c~ Buy ou.r
old reliiltiJe '37 Colclriy Park,
PIS, PIB, only $200. Call
545-1415
'59 MERC Sta Wag. Fae. Air.
ltadJo.-P/S. Auto. New ri11c
job. 3ill 1.5tb St. NB. Cor
15th"' Orange. 642-7&11-
'6.l MftClll')' Mtry 4 dr
cu.stom lLT. A.T. R.H. PLS
" beautltul turquoise <>nty sm.oo 142.ant Dir.
MUSTAN&
'66 MUSTANG, aU GT ex·
tru. Futt.ck, add 2 + 2
Ota, SJHj. 60-l&M bef 5
PM
'15 ~. Very delL
21;000 actual mn. Ile•. .....
'W~RAH.aato
drtve, air. 25,000 ml. SJ.Ill,
Xlnt. a.62S4
'67 GT Futtleck. air A all extru. Tab fllftt ,,amtl . u.-m1.lf2-m5
.. I + .i, l'eifti94. ~ --.. ~.--.--.......
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MUSTANG
'65 Muat.ang, VS, automatic
trans, rally pack 1 Power
steering mly $1599. Phone
6iHiO'l3
HOLIDAY RAMBLER
'66 Mustang Hdtp. V-8, 1uto,
rib, 19,0I» miles. New
tires, xlnt cond. $185 Q
546-4 7'.l5
19S5 Red Mustang 2+2
automatic transmission.
$1800 4S.1-9'l.12 ·-OLDSMOBILE
GREATF.ST Transportation
$150 1953 Old's F\ne Motor.
Power steering. OR 3-8316.
Alt 5: ~ all day wtcencb
PLYMOUTH
'60 Plymouth 4 Dr. sta wagon
A.T. R.H. PIS nice car
nttek ~ work only $199.00
8G-8808
PON1lAC
''6 PONTIAC
Gnnd Prix
Cpe Hard ~. Factory Air
PONTIAC
ROY CARVEil
PONTIAC
-Rarlaar Bl., a.ta ... Kl6 4444
Ormlp County'a Exe1*tw
fer kolll • ROJ"l'l ·and
Bently.
'65 GTO. 4 spcl. vibrtSOl'lic,
11nd stereo.· lmmac cood.
$179.}. 548-8907
RAMBLER * Trailer Towi"i
Special
1963 Rambler AmbaMIMtclt V8
4 Dr. Sed. Std gear shift-with
~ve. Ideal for your va-
cation. Fl1ll Price
$995.00
1st Car Lot on H8.l'bot-Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
Uncoln-.~
Cotta Mesa B!"lllch
19'1 Harbor Blvd. 6'2-7re<l
'63 RAMILlll •
4 Dr. Cusic T'IO'St.. w.,.
AT · R ·HA Bee.uMlloar
dlr Only
$695.00 cond. ran Pll'ftl'· Thi.a car tao l42"'60I ha only .., drtYm lt. ·~ Ramble!-American. iilri
top Sport Coupe, llUtolliatk
true" beautlf\11 OIU'. 81*1.al
· · · ttt ·ll(89. AJOM 642-«m Hol·
idl\Y Rambler.
mDn by a local Cotta Mesa
flunily and can be bought at
. lei& thlln ~ of new pr~. .............. $2695.00 ···•·····•
ht Car Lot on Hartlol' Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
~Memary
'«> Rambler Station Waaon.
Automatic, UH, ,.,.. •atr.
Ccl9ta Meta Branch ~~ J9ll ff.ut>cr Blvd. 642-~ -====:========---1
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tnnllpo. ..,... car oal1
•• ~. 2 cir Rel tDp.
llPftd S2I CW M erp. P/I.
••• ml Ex eond .... .....,.. .
BY Owner. Im~ GP • 'C ~. ltlll ... =:..··-·· flllpw,llr .... ~
.wem . .-.•• ~ ;
EXAI
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FULLY
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TEM • ATED ·
IRAI
PICKV
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HAVE
Horr
slHF
Tl
-F~R "~~-S~F,E, QAREFREE~~FU·N VACATION, TRY THEODORE
ROBINS'.~ ''SEE ~~ERICA" PLAN. THAT'S WH 'ERE .YOU SAVE
ENOU.GH ON YOUR NEW FORD OR GUARANTEED USED CAR· TO PAY FGR THE .TRIP! ·woOLD Y~U BELIEVE ' PART OF IT?1
ROBINS SPECIAL . CAMPER . . . .
PACKAGES . SAVE YOU .
EXTRA MONEY!
EXAMPLE:
8 FOOT CAI-OYER CAMPER
FULLY EQUIPPED. ICE BOX • &AS STOVE • SELF-CON-
TAINED WATER SYS.T~M • 12V/llOV ELECTRICAL sys.
TEM • DINETfr.-COJ.lPtmtr FURNIS~E1> &-DECO •
ATED • SLEEPS 6. MOUNTED ON A
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PICKUP. 131" WHEELBASE. ALL YOU HAVE TO FUR-
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HAVE FUN.
COMPlfTE
WtPf.R & TRUCK
RENT A VACATION HOME
ON WHEELS!
Completely ~·If cont•ined Condor Motor
Homes sleep 6-10 ft. deluu Goldline C.mpers
sleep 4. More tun than a mount1in or beach
cottage • • • easitf on the vacation budget!
C.R todey for reserntion!642-0QIO.
CLASS WITH ICONOMYI
1968 ·ENGLISH FORDS
Tite fei,11le111 Medel "C", wltli roe111 f.. I e411lts. 100 111lle
top tpH4 end 30 milH to the 9ello11, IMIU c-fert end
pride ef ownership for e1tdleu mllet ef cerefrH ncetion
drivin9I 4 1pHd or 1uto1111tic tren1.
BRAND NEW CORTINA GT 4 DOOR
'No. lt76. GTX Strl11•, 4 1pd. 1y11cre. tr1111., etc,
$1995
MUSTANG
2 DOOR HARDTOP
We ue Oran9e County's exclosive dealer for
SHELBY AMERICAN
COBRA GT-350'1 GT·SOO's
For the ultim•t• in vac.tion travel~ drive I
Americ•'s #I high performance car! L 1 r g •
stock of new 1968 F1stbacks ind Convertibles
ready for imrMdiete delivery! Special c1 .. ,.
ance -two I 967 L'eft-overs.
PEACE OF MIND GUARANTEED!
Drivin9 your pr•sent car on your vacation 7 Let vs
9ive it 130 vit•I tests in Southern C•lifornia's fint
Ford Rotund• Dia9noatic Center. Takes only lO
minutes while you w•tch on your own electronic
di•ls to be sure your car is SAFI. ULIAIU.
OPllA TIN'i AT PIAK PllFOIMANCI.
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THIS FOR YOUR CAR. ••
NOW ••. wt c•n scientiflc•lly
analyie •nd check over 100
•r .. 1 on each used c•r th• •f· fects its performance prior to
Mllint' it. You IMly with bullt
In confidence wfMn you buy •
Theodore Robina UMcl Cu th•t
carrl• the Dl•gnostfc sticker.
TheM cars •re gu•r•ntMcl
100%
-,,
.. -' ... ,.
15 WAGONS "SALE" 15
IS to chooH from -'60 thru '67 yHr mod.ls.
6 to I 0 passen9er -some with air conditionin9.
PLYMOUTH -'66 MERC COMMUTER -
ICONO BUS'S -FORDS -.FALCONS -
f AIRll.ANES--COUNTRY QDANS--CHEVY
II WAGON
Ex•mple:
'65 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN
4 4r. 352 en9., 1uto.1 PS, redio, huter, 20 %
d-1t ., tr1de SH I"' mo. JO 1110. VEX2,.
$1695
'66 MUSTANG
VI, eir cond., console, lendH top, 1ute., RIH,
PS. Tex I licenH dow11 $66 per mo. )0 mo.
llue book price $25211.
$1495
3 -'&& FORD LTD'S -3
) LTO'c. 4 Door heNftops, 2 with eir co"'itlonin9,
full power, Lie. RRY316. Stk. No. 7HIA Lie.
TUI 03. 20 % d-n er tr1de $5' per 1119, J6 mo. ..
UllD CARS
6-'67 PORO CUSTOMU $1595 6 te ch-from. 4 Or. VI, ewte., llH. 20 % -
4o-or trede $46 per 1110. J6 111e. &e111pl• Ne.
,7717
'61 CHEVROLET CAMARO $2895 4400 11111", J27 entiH, Ce111ele1 vinyl roof, 1u+o.,
PS. Feet. w1rr1nty. 20%·4ewft., trede $7'
I"' -· lt mo. W&0072
'64 FORD XL H.T.
4 Or.-VI, fllll power, f1dory eir cond., bucket
suh, II% 4own er trade $49 per 1110. 24 mo.
Rl~OIO
'65 FOrtD GALAXIE 500
VI, 2 Or. H.T. Aute., ,S, RIH. 10 % down or
tr~de $11 per 1110. JO me. TAE901
'67 CORTINA GT
Red, 4 ,,...., Meck interior. 20 % down er
trade $41,., -· J6 111e. UPSllO
s1395
'63 FORD XL H.T. s10-95 va, 2 Or. H.T. Fvll ,.wer, bucltet tHh, futory
air. 6l V, 111.del. 111' down or trede $49 per 111e.
24 mo. PRCll2
'67 SHELBY OT-500
4 1pHd, hot He. 20'-dewn er treJe
$19 per me. J6 1110. UYH 191
2·'66 VOLKSWAGENS.2
Sedan I 111a roef. 20 % dewn or tr14e SH per
me. JO 111e. SST4U-TSX491
5 -'67 MUST AN,as -5
7 Celora te choose fre111. All with factory WI"
re11ty, ell with VI e11tlne, Hte1netic, power dMr•
i119, HH. 11 'f. down or trede $'6 per 1110. )6 '"°'
Lie. TU917;TEY924-T9VS22-TRJI 1l·ULfl42.
'67 THUNDERBIRD LANDAU $3295
t..._ded. PS, P·windows, P·s•ah, air cond. 20 'f.
4ew11 er trede $9) per mo. 36 1110. TRJ266
llve leolt Price $4070
MUSTANG SALE
20 TO CHOOSE FIOM "6" & "I" CYLINDIRS.
4 SPUDS, AUTOMATICS, SOME WITH POWEi
STIDING & All CONDITIONING. 1HS THIU
1t67 MODELS, CONYEITllLES, COUPES AND z+2 FASTIACKS.
EXAMPLI
'65 MUSTANG VI
H.T. Fully ~uipped. VI, RIH, euto., ll'S,
. 10% dow11 er trade $4' per mo. JO mo.
POPl67
--·
$1295
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ALL HAVE OUR 'EXCLUSIVE 1 OOo/o WARRANT-YON ENGINE, ~ .
TRANSMISSION AND. DIR=ERENTIAL COMPONENTS FOR
,.. 'U PONTIAC
8-llla • Door ' ..... w ....... a_
HvdraJNtk:, _, tlH""• ' brtku . rlHllo. l!Mi.<. ftfW c;.,,or•f WSW
tires. l't<k>ry •"·
$2177
'ULL NICI
,.. '66 BUICK
Cut'-S--· • .. _.. Vt. eu...,..tle. -11Mrf111> radio. ,,....,., ...,,._ we"'. fectory "'·
$31.77
'ULL N ICI
,..
'65 BUICK
t --r 1-1 w-. VI, IUI<> m•tlc, rtrflttllf'f" stttri"t· r•dt0, hoeattr. wllltt 1id9 wells.
$2399
...... PULL PllCI
,..
'65 IAMILER
no f OGor hardloll. ' cvllr>der. •ufo-matlc. -1twer1ne. rldlo. hfff~r. wlllle Iida Wllll,
$1577
PULL PllCI
,.. '65 Ol.DS f-15 .
>--1 Deel' ....... cvt•-·· .,..,.,.,It, -alftrlnt. ,..,.., ........ wlllle
Side wtfll.
$17 77 ... llUU NICI
'62 CADWC
C-O.VHlt. HYdrt..,tllt . -@•
·-'"· .. ec11e. heller. wlllta wefts. -Wlndewt, f«to<Y •Ir COlldlt'°"' ,,, ..
$1577
FULL N tcl
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YOUR PROTECT10N.
•
'66 CllYROlfT '67 VOi.VO
C1or1«< 1 0oot h«dtoe VI, allio-' 0oot -"· 122$ 4 <Yli ... r ........
m..tt.c. oower 1tet.ri"'1. raictt0. tte:•tet, ' _.., '""""'"'"· rtdlo, loffter, wftltf tide wall "'"· ...,ltt 11de wall tlrH
$2377 $2277 ,....,.
PULL NICI PULL NICI
'67 &TO '63 TEMPEST
f DclO' .,.,_, Vt. 4 ""°'' radio
•NI ""''" -C-rfld tine
LfMll,. 2 Dew. Aulomatlc. f'llllie, llfffotr, wlllle wtll. Tiiis 4'.'7S lftlle '"'· ~-.-.-·~ .. llOY~ l'Oflfiltc.
$2977 $1077
NILL PllCI PUU. N tcl
'66 BOllVILLE '6 7 MUSTAllG
7 Door hardtW. Hydr1matl<, -2 0oor herd•. va. o-ui-tk , ,,..,,,,., r•dlo. l>H ter, wfllte .. ~ •• -_..,., ..... heeler ..... ,,. _, wlndowl, ltclOry tlr Corid~
tioftl .... wells, fectery 1lr, ,.lly 911--, ftK llnlln.
$2877 $2877
-,uLL NICI PULL PllCI
'6' _CAT AUNA 'U DOD6E GT
2 OGor htrdlOP. Hydr....,111<. -• • <Yfinder, '°'"'*''... -...... 5'ff.rlne. rldio. .,.ater. ...,llt •ldt ::; r::i; '::I :.::•1n't:~~.,... well tire , IK!orV air COlldltlonlnw.
$2677 $1 477
llULL NICI llULL NICI
'64 PCITIAC · '65 R'-.CNIO
Convtrtlblt. va. 1utom111<. ~ Aut-•lc trt,.,,k1lell. rldle -•••rlne. rldlo ........... .,,,, .. lldt ,,....,., • C'fflndtr -·· well tire.
$1377 $1777
FULL NICI PULL PllCI
'
'66-«DS '65 POllTIAC
Cutlna 1 Ooor. VI. au'°"'41tfc. -· ftf'l\PHI 4 0oor • _,_, W-stw<lft9, redJo. ... ale•, tm119 Sid<! YI, llYdr-11(. -si.er"'9. rt w1n -· faC!orV •Ir COftdllio..lftt. dlo, llffter. ..,,,,. ,,.,. wen "'"·
$2377 $1877
fULL PllCI fULL Pitel
'65 MUSTAll&
, 0..-.......... VI. , ... fr-,., ...... -~ ............. er, .... lie aide -llS.
$1 877
NU PltCI
'67 POllllAC
b.-W. '-. ,..._ M1*Wflc. _....,..._.,.._,,....
......,, ,...,., air ............ -"'41lfewelll.
$3977
·11uu NICI
'65 CATAUIU
I .ew t M.._ _,., ltedle _,
...... 11¥*-'lc. -·-Ille.
$1977
llULL ~
'67 flREBID
S.rlnt. Au419m1tk tr•nsmlulon. -· •-lne ...... llMter, wlllft well
"'"' taclory wrreftfv -''"· ..,...._
$2877
I MtLL PltCI
'" OIVIOlE1 '-* • Door .... ••• -·--tlldl. -,_...,. rlldlt. llelfer, wflltlt Mii tlN .
$2477
NLL Pltcl
·'U RAMBLER
719 6 N-r WI-& CYlll!der, 1vlefNtlc, rlldlO. llffler, wllffl aim wit ttr..
$1377
llUU N ICI
I
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'65 &Ull> Piii '67 lf MMS .,
:=--:,;:. :ti..-=-~ , Dew iw.o.. VI. -'""""· radle w ...................... _,.,, fK!OtY .,,.. -11-ifll, tires.
~ $2277 9,205
'UU NICI MILIS
'66 &TO '66 lllCI
I .,_. .......... VI. 4 S"9d tr-llM.-tr ' .,.,. ...... VI. llM'• ......... _~ ............ l'Nlltc. ----............ ...... •ll """' '""' lllw -wlllle ....... flldlry .,, ...............
metdlil9 ........
$2577 $257-7
PULL NICI PULL PRICI
t ,,
'67 CllVROlD '65 MUSTAllG
Iii tM llkkw. ' cvn-r. 3 .....,. ~1 91tlillder. -lie tr•nsmlulon, tr ...... sloll, ,_..,., l'lt•r MW tiru. edt "'""'' """· rlHlio Mid llUtar, 11.aJ mt•. f'Kllrv .. rrt llfy -....... $1771 $1 777
FULL N ICI 'UU NICI
'66 IUKI '65 FORD ~
5"dtl detuJCt 2 DOOr holrdto11. VI, S-' -· Vt. Cl'UilorMtk:, -r ~,.mefk, redto et!d f!NIW, Wfllll I-In.. recllo. ........ wlllte WaU
... well "'·· ti ....
$1877 Sl87l
llULL PltCI llULL PltCI _...
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'67 COUGAI ''5 POITIAC
..,
., -va. ~; -1iwrrn" riilli. li'iilililiii'rt • Doil' ,..,_., HWr•
lleeMr. wlltte 11dt wtft llrH, air -INliC. redle. Mt~r, w11"9 welts,
dltloftllle. -..._. • eet, fKtory t lr,
:W,360 '"''"· 13,864 $2577
MILU llULL PllCI
'66 &TO ''6 OlDS
va. hydre"'lllc, -· 111er1.... •• c 0-a ..._.. Vitia °"!Mr
dlo ..... ..,. """"' 11dt wens. io•kf lf'td.-tlc. -''"''"'· -""-'-W/IVreuofM bucJm -fl. ........... <Mio ......... ..,,, .. -"'· . .. ..,,, ....
$2577 $3177
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• • • AND WE HAVE A CAR FOR YOU. NO MATTER WHICH TYPE YOU AREi
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9J DO -No dcMI
beef -• buraer
f&vori&e
'nlere
flt ev.-y
lowelt
ground 1
cOllti.ng
between
shoulder
WbM't
between
price? A
nu4rWou
than oUJ
The bl
between
al groun
come fJ
and 1be
contain.
Regul;
come b
the ani.D
elude <ll
Or
Whatever
garona may
these Unite
thing la cer
right; that's
of oranges.
Mother N:
more orang•
ever before
cautornia
portant prod
for frftb m
Florida prod
oranges, an
Texas are
produc!Ag .st
a1ao from u
Then are
of oranges,
and Washin
the most or1
juicy ValeDI
variety in b
California. J
world'• mOll
orange.
When al
Ol'=tl, It w an :
size, have
re a aonab}!
skim for t
Florida and
may someth
that is, fled
This doeJn't
any way.
Re-greenil
sometimes :
Such orang
golden in cc
of developm
complicated
reason, the:
they bang 01
coJor in or&
on the mark
significance
are just as
as file gold•
AU orang
marvelous
They are o
source• of t:
vitamin C
chemists be
tuaJl~ u
substances
IV' orange.
low in aodi
desirable I
In the bodJ
calories: Al
in diamete
about 75 Cl
Most fre
either eatei
Em
Co
•
No doubt about i, p-ouncl
beef -a11o toown as bam·
burl« -ia America's
~meat. n.e 11 a ground beef to
fit evwy budget -from the
1owell OOltiog "regular"
ground beef to the highest
cOlting ground sirloin. In
between you ind ground
shoulder ~ ground round.
What's the dlffe.rellce
between iheee, besides
price? Are lt>me kinds more
nutriUous or better quality
than otben?
The bulc d if fe r e n c e between tile different kinds
ol ground beef ii where they
come from on the animal
and the llDOUDt "' flit they contain.
Regular ground beef may
come from any muscle of
the animal, but may not in·
elude organ meats auch •
Bver C1l be.t. Usually lt la
ground from the trimmln11
and frOm tbe leas tender,
lesa expensive cuts. ·
It hu the m01t fat of lll'J
of the ground beefs, but ma1
not bave more ~ ~ per·
cent let ace«ding to law.
Moet marteta sell a regular
ground beef which is about
25 percent fat.
Ground shoulder, o r
round chuck, comes from the wholesale cut known as
the chuck, or shoulder. It
. may oot come from other
parta of the animal. It
usuany bu a little less fat·
than regular ground beef
and c09ta abowt 10 ceoU
more per pound.
Ground round comes from
the hind leg of the beef
animal -the wholes£de cut
known as the round. It is not
ttwi lovely cemer-cut round
steaks groUnd up, however.
It would come ·from the
trlmmlnga and leu
delirabi. leCtlona . of the
round.
Ground round ii much
leaner than regular ground
beef or shoulder and usudly
sells fOI' at leut 2JO centa a
pound more than t h e
cheapest ground beef.
Ground sirloin c o m e s
from the lirloln or sirloin tip
-and again is not sirloin
steak ground up -but is the
t r i m m i n g s &od less
-deslrable sections. L i k e
ground round, it is leaner
than regular ground beef or
ground shoulder. It costs at
least 40 cents more per
pound.
After each of these ground
meats is cooked and the fat
poured off, the meat re-
.main in g is equally
wholesome and nutritious -
the low priced ground beef
Is just as good for you in
other words.
-N-.i>y, wilh tbe lets
expemtve lfOUDd meata you
wlB have a larger pro-
portion of f&t er waste and a
•mailer propol'tion ol meat.
However. when you con-
sider t be difference in price
per pound, you will alm01t
alway1 ,et the most meat
for your money with the
lowest priced ground beef'=-
even though it has the most
waste.
In other words if you buy
a pound of each kind of
ground beef, cook it, pour
ofi the fat weigh the re-
maining meat and figure its
cost per ounce, the regular
ground beef will ~ the
cheapest.
Which kind · is ~ to
choose? It depends on how
you're going to use it: In a
recipe where the ground
beef iJ not precooked and
the fat poured off, you may
prefer a leaner type so u to
not have so much fat in the
remaining product.
In a recipe, such as a
casserole, where the meat Is
first browned and the fa.t
poured off, then t b e
cheaper, more fatty ground
beef would be the most
economical choice.
When, you a.re barbecuing
hamburger'$ or hamburger
steak, you will find that the
cbet.pest ground beef gives
the . best t' a s t i n g ham-
burgers. Thia is because the
fat dripping out is what
burns and smokes and gives
the meat its "charcoat••
flavor.
Al!o the cheaper ground
beef makes juicier ham-
burgers. Hamburgers made
from ground round tend to
be rather dry.
QUESTIONS WE A R E
ASKED
Q. What do they add to
hamburger to make it 10
bright red on the outside!
My husbr.nd tblnks they dip
it in 900\ethlng because the
inside is dark.
A. It is against the law to
add anything to ground beef,
including coloring material.
The meat is bright red on
t.hA outside sis a result of a
naturiil reaction of~e
he,moglobln in the meat With
oxygen in the air. Meat that
is freshly ~t ii a dark
purplish red. 1( it's aDowed
to stand in the air a few
minutes the hemoglobin ox·
idizes and becomes bright
red.
Q. How tong is it safe to
keep ground beef in the
refrigerator?
A. I don't like to keep
ground beef for longer t h a n
a day. or at the most two
U,., Jn the refrigerator.
BecaUM of the large amount
of surface area, it spoils
readily -much faster than
r0"8ts or steaks. For longer
st«age, keep jt in the
freezer.
Q. • I defrosted a o m t
hamburger and had tt an
made up into petties for
barbecuing, w h e n we
change our plans and didn't
eat at home. Would it be
sale to freeze these paWes
for use aD9ther day?
A. It would not be a good
idea to refreeze thil around
merA since it was com-
pletely defrotted ud could
have been contamlneted b1
bacteria ln ttie proce• of
being mAde into pattiee. It
would be best to cook thla
meat promptly. Then if you
wanted to freeze it after
cooking, it would be safe to
do so.
Orange Trees Branch Out Into Bumper crop DAILY PILOT
Whatever Olll' gripes and
garom may be about life in
these United Stat.es, one
th.int la certainly very all
right; that's this ye.ar's crop
of oranges.
Mother Nature bas bung
more orange on trees than
ever before in history.
California ii the most Im-
portant producer of orang~s
for fresh . market, alt.hough
Florida produces more total
oranges, and Arizona and
Teu.a are also important
produciag .states, with some
also from Louisiana.
There are many varieties
of oranges, but Valenciu
and Washington navels fill
the most orange boxes. The
juicy Valencia ls the main
variety in both Florida and
California. In fact, it ls the
world'• most i m p o r t a n t
orange. .
When 1hoppln1 for
or,:&e•, look for thole w are ftJW ._,, ...
size, have ;;,;( color and
r e a aonably fine-textured
sklm for the v a r ie t y •
Florida and Tcfu.-orange1 mar sometimes be russeted,
tha Is, flecked with brown.
This doeJn't affect quality in
any way.
Rec-greening ot akin ls
iiometimes seen in oranges.
Such oranges were bright
golden in celer at ome stage
of development. Then, for a
complicated and freakbh
reaJOn, they turn green as
they bang on the tree. Green
color in oranges when aeen
on the market bas no quality
significance. The oranges
are Just as 1weet and juicy
as ft>e golden ones.
All oranges are perfectly
marvelous food for man.
They are one of tbe major
sources of the U.S. supply of
vitamin C in food, but
chemists believe that even-
tuaJly. as many as 250
substances will be found tn
¥ orange. 11ley are very
low in todimn, provide the
desirable alkaline reactibn
in the body and are low in
calories: An oranp 3 inches -
in diameter provides only
about 75 calories.
Moct fresh oranges are
either eaten out of band or
squeezed for delicious juice. -~""TllC!'JP'!?':
They are alao wonderful as
an ingredient in varius
dishek. Here . are recipes
from the test kitchens of the
Un1ted Fresh Fruit and
Vegetable Association to
prove il
FRESH ORANGE
BAVARIAN
3 oranges
1 e n v e 1 o p t wdlavored
gelatine
% cup sugar
'ifl teaspoon salt
2 eggs, separated H'• cups mUt
1 tablespoon fresh talon
juice
% teaspoon pure vanilla
extract
% cup heavy cream, whip-
ped
Cut Oranaet ID baH. Scoop
out inside and cut orange
leCUona from memllrue.
RelervJI 1 .eag_l!Qlllll llCo
..... Mix 111111M; ~ dptf
the IUI• ml ..it ID tDp fl
doable boiler. Beat ea
yolb and milt together.
Alfd to platlne mb:tuhl. -
Cook over boiling water
stirring constantly u n t l 1
gelatine ls d I 11 o 1 v e d •
Remove from beat and stir
in lemon juice and vanilla. •
Chill mixture until con·
silt.ency of unbeaten egg
whites. Beat egg whiles m-
til stiff. Beat in remalnlng
14 cup sugar. Fold gelatine
mixture into stiffly beaten
egg whites. Fold 1 cup
orange aectiou and whipped
cream into gelatine mixture.
Turn into 8 orange shells
and chill until firm. Yield: 8
servings.
SHRIMP SALAD
IN ORANGE SHELLS
3 large oranges, cut in
half
Head lettuce
Shrimp Salad
Fresh parsley
% cup orange sections for
prnish
lJft pulp (in one piece)
from halved oranges, ualng
sharp knife. Cut oranges in·
to sections. Raerve 1 cup
orange sections. Use % cup
for Shrimp Slllad and % cup
for garnish. (Remaining
orange sections may bt us-
ed in favorite fruit cup.)
Place oranp shells on let·
tuce on individual 1erving
plates. Fill centers of
orange Shells with Sllrtmp
Salad. Garnish with fresh
parsley and % cup orange
sections. ·
SBRIMP SALAD
2 cups cold e o o k e d
shrimp, diced
1 cup chopped fresh celery
Emergency Cans
I
Come to Rescue
'
FRESH ORANGE CUPS FILLED WITH GOODNESS
% cup reserved orange
sections, diced
% teaspoon aal~
% teaspoon ground black
pepper
l tablesJfbOn fresh orange
juice
1/• cup mayonnaise
Combine all ingredients.
Toss lightly and cbJU. Yield:
6 servings.
ORANGE sroFFED
SWEET POTATOES
..
S medium (2 pounds) bak-
ed sweet potatoes
3 tablesJ)oons butter or
marg&Qne
¥, teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons sugar
% Cl.IP diced f r es h
oranges v, cup shredded fresh
coconut
% ieaipOOll grated lemon
peel •
6 teaspoons butter or
marcarme
FOOD
SECTION
Light, Simple
Luncheon Menu
Taste Tempting
If luncheon is to be served
away from the main dining
area, it often ts convenient
t.o prepare individual dJJbes
and serve on a tray as you
would a place setting.
Here is a menu that fits
thjs situation and i s
especially appropriate for a
ladies' luncheon or a light
supper.
Individual chicken souf-
fles, artichoke b e a r t s
marinated in a tarragon
dressing are served witll
cherry tomatoes and crisp
lettuce. Each tray will
have: Individual Chicken
Souffles; Tarragon flavored
Artichoke Hearts with Cher-
e t rr to f b k d ry Tomatoes; T o a s t e d u 0 ps rom a e Rounds or C r a c k e 1 s ;
sweet potatoes. Scoop out Chocolate-Dau-Cake: cof-
inside. keeping the shelJ in-fee. and tea, iced or hot.
tact. Mash sweet potatoes The artichoke h e a r t s
with butter. Add salt. sugar, should be prepared the day
oranges. coconut and lemon before or earty the day they
peel. Mix well. Spoon into are to be served, so they can marinate in t h e i r sweet potato shells. Dot flavorful dressing.
each with 1 teaspoon butter. The Cbocolate-Dat.e Cake
Bake in preheated hot oven · can be prepared the day
(450 degrees F.) ~minutes before as it is a "good
oi: until Jig~tly browned. k~r," but the souffles
Yield: 6 servmgs. must be timed to finish just
,
at serving time.
INDIVIDUAL CIUC.KEN
SOUFFLE
1/3 cup chopped mush-
rooms
2 tablespoons c h o p p e d
green onion
5 tablespoons butter or
margarine
3 tablespoons flour
~ teaspoon salt
% teupoon cb.lcken stock
base or one chicken
bouillon cube
1 cup millc, warmed
4 egg yolks
2 cups ftnely diced cooked
cbicken
4 egg whites
Preheat oven to 3 5 O
degrees F
Saute 1be · c h o p p e d
musbrooml, chopped creen
ooionl In 2 t.eblellJOOftl but·
ter or margarine; set aside.
Melt 3 tablelPC)OM butter
or mvgartne ln a small
pan: alt!r in the flour. and
salt Wit.ii thoroughly blend·
ed.
DistOlve the ~cken .tock
base or cube in the warm
milk: gradually blend Into
lour and butter and cook
cm low beat about a minutes.
Blllt the elf 1 0 l Ir S
tDaetber •lllbtl)'; ltir a Uttlt
warm sauce into tht •U
yolks, then stir all the •H . r&k• int.o the warm mfx·
ture. CCOk on low heat, stlr·
rina. untll the mixture h
amooell Md au~ tblcl•·
td. Blend In tM clce4 chkne
IDd tile aaut.'d mUltaoom
r
and onion. Beat the egg
whites until stiff but not
dry; gently fold the dlicken
mlxture into the egg whites.
Turn into well buttered in-
dividual soUffle dishes (1
cup sfae) or I oz. custard
cups, filling '!bout % full
Set tne dishes on a baiting
sheet and bake in a
preheated oven at 3 5 0
degrees about 25 minutes
or untiJ golden brown.
Serve immediately -.8
servings.
ARTICHOKE HEARTS IN
TARRAGON DRESSING
2 packages fr o z e n
artichoke Hearts
~ cup olive oil or salad
oil
lh cup tarragon vineaar
~ teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
Dasb dried tarragon
Thaw the frozen artichoke
hearts. Combine the olive
oil, tarragon, vinegar, salt.
pepper and dried tarragon.
Pour the dressing over the
artichoke h e a r t a and
refrigerate several hours or
overnight.
Drain the artichokes and
serve on a bed of crisp let-
tuce along with several
cherry tomatoes and pitted
olives.
Serves 8.
CHOCOLATE-DATE CAKE
J cup chopped datea
1 teMpoon soda
1 ~ cups bolling water
'4 cup shortenizli
1 % cups sugar
1 egg
2 cups flour
2 teaspoons b a k 1 n g
powder
% teaspoon salt
1 package (6 ounces)
semi-sweet chocolate
pieces
% cup chopped nuta
1 teaspoon vanilla
Pre!beat over to 3 5 0
degrees: greaJe a 13 x
9 x 2 Inch baking pan. Com·
blne dates. soda. and water
in a small bowl. With the
electJ'ic mixer, cream the
shortening with 1 cup ol the
augar talln& tbe lar&e m.ber
bowl; add etl and beat welL
satt tbe .Dour wit.t. tbe bale·
m1 powder and ult: add to ..,. Cl'MJned mlxtur•
alternltly with the date mix· ture. Pour the batter into
prepared pan.
Combine chocolate pieces,
nuta and remaJnl., lll&ar:
sprinkle over top of the ba~
tlr. Batt foe 4S to 55 minut.es or anW doot wbtn
~.
Kates • ltl'Vlnp.
~ .
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OAJLV PILOT w.tn11 f.,, .. ~'JM
GARNISH ENTREE WITH FLORAL VEGITABLIS
:lowers Created for Garnish
Jring fresh Dowen to the
oily table any night of the
Jr by gr~ng your meals
.h potato rosebuds and
on chrysanthemums.
Aarket Opens
These Doral vegetables as
well u many other at-
tractive garnJshes a r e
simple and fun to fix once
you have the knack.
Potato rosebuds a r e
glamorous as weJJ a s
nutritious. Begin by taking a
new potato, peeling i t ,
removing its eyes and cut-
Preview at Harbour
\ new 28,800-square-foot
Rancho Market will be
~ thia week at 16821
~onquin i n Huntintton
·rbour's n e w shopping
1ter, the Boardwalk.
rhe store. the sixth in the
Ltthern California chain of
rsonalized supermarkets
i U>e ~ Orange
unty, had a pretiew <>Pen·
: yestel'day with the
ind opening celebration
tinning tomorrow.
• h e P a 1 a dena-based
ocery firm founded 30
LTS ago, specializes in
slity produce, m e a t ,
u-met foods and liquors in
titiou to providing a wide
·iety of w e 11 • k no w n
icery brands. A feature of
s1ore Is Its monthly
irge account service.
>esigned by tne architec·
turaJ firm or Hank Webber
and Associates of Palos
Verdes and constructed by
Oltmana Construction Com-
pany of Monterey Park. the
building has just received
an electric award Crom The
Edison C o m p a n y for
out.standing engineering and
desjgn.
The i.Dterior In shades of
f>elge. mustard. apricot and
yellow, features antique ac-
cent. including -E-n..g 11..a
street lampg converted to
e 1 e c t r i c i t y , Parisian
chandeliers and decorations
from old sailing vessels.
Store hours wiJJ be from 9
a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays
through Saturdays and from
9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. oo Sun-
days.
Heading a staff of eome ~
employees as manager of
the HUD'tlngton H a r b o u r
~omebaked Flavor
store will be Jack Leng,
formerly maneger of one of
El Rancho's Pasadena
stores. A resident of Long
Beach. Long bas been in the
grocery busineH for the
past 30 years. ~ past eight
of which haw been with El
Rancho.
In ebarge ol Ute new
afore'• melt department
will be Dale Pilliop, who bM
been wi1b El Rancho for tbe
put.. M¥eD JNJ't of b1a 11-
year career ill eervice
meats.
The produce WIMP' will
be Gf'ant Gravatte, 1'h> will
handle the artittic display of
El Rancho'• fre9bly 1elected
fruits and v e g • ta b le 1 •
Gravatte bae been with El
Rancho for 4be pMt el~t
years.
Marcua L. Godfrey Jr. la
President of the markets.
'Nothin' s So Lovin' as
Home baked Onion Bread
always a winntt. Don't
inge and wOCTy about the
:ne involved at the mention
home baked bread.
Young and old modems.
ho~ in tune with the fast
tce·of today, but still love
the· old fasbioned flavor of
good food. will enjoy making
thk flavorful mouth-water-
ing Onion Bread. You'I be
proud when family and
guMl:s ask for more.
Thanks to frozen ready to
bake bread, it's aa modern
·' I I
and simple as the mini •kirt
with ttiat d e 1 i c i o u s
• grandmother oookina' aood·
Dell.
A great campliment to
any salad, meat of the day.
or just to eat alone. Be sure
ting away one slice from one
end. Next, pusb the potato
forward O\rouah a Frencb
fry cutter to just about
three-elghta of an inch from
the sliced end. Then push
the whole potato back out of
the cutter. The patterned
potato i1 now read~ to be
cooked ln the oven with the
roast, or whatever meat is
being prepared for din.Der
that night.
Tomato rose1 are also
very popular. """ can make two kinda of tomato J'OHI.
Cut a tomato part-way down
in sixth• or el1bta. Then
peel down the outer skin
about a quarter ol the way
with a tomato knife. Or,
pare the skin of a tomato off
In one length aod coU it to
form*-roee. .
To~tbeo
chrysanthemum. make • Mrlea of r8dlal l1icel in a
whole peeled onion -from the entllr;" out --and to -
wltbln • half ~ a quarter in·
ch from. the botba, slicing
Arlt in quarten, then in
eighth• and ao on depending
on the me of J'OUI' onion.
Then place tbl Olllon in col-
ored water to lllCht1Y color
tl If JOU wilb a fU11er flower
-plln tooebpldm between
the rad}&l cuta to hold the
blot1om open. R • m o v e
toothpicka befon aervinf.
• • • e
lo MrYe It bot from ttie
oven. You11 rell&h th e
neamin1 goodness M
onions, butter. cheese. and
crunchy poppy seeds mixed
into fresh hot baked bread. . .
ONION BREAD
1 loaf (1 pound) frozen
ready to bake bread
2 tablespoons i n s t a n t
minced onions
2 tablespoons water
2 tablespoons butter or
m•aartne
1/3 cup crated cheddar
cheese
t tablespoon poppy setdl
1 tablaepoon Parmesan
chffae
2 tablalpow cornmeal
1 •• llilbtt1 beaten AddHlonal poppy .... P18N frolea. loaf ID a
pllde bll (CID Ille brNd blc> or sprMd with melted
butter or abortenln& to keep
IUl'face moilt. 'l'baw aid
IOft ind lllw.le at 90 to lit dtsr-s t . (1 bow or men)
.. tba• ... nfripraW
o;~'t::t:..~
nO..,..tl•l"zn"
~-... --.. waw I llllBat. to .......u.... <'AOk .... la .............. ; ......
GD bread doulb. SpriMJI doaP will cblddlr cbeell,
poppj _., ..S P1r11u1• ....
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tide, nl Dt a ,._ nl. Brtll ....... k .....
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a. --...'r'-""~ :=v. ...... .. ........
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.Nobody But Mcirket Bas~et Sell~ 0.S.D.A. ·choic~
T enderay Brand Beef at Discount Prices
tv. liiu"' through • ...,•'• MMt ~ t.r • CHOfCf pieee J MOt, and Mt Had llf ·
Not .. Market latlletl Y0ti -...'t 11"41 •cwt ef Teeclwwy lnaltd IHI thot't llOt
U.S.D.A. Choice; we Mii " 1..., grede.
s.-stor• do hove cliK011nt MeOt pric•. SolM otftet1 .. 11 oi.Jy clioa Mel. lvt
e11ty Market Bosket Miis excl11M U.S.D.A. Ch.ice Grade Tencf!HOY lrencf leef
at ditco11nt prices.
Tenderay Takes The Guesswork
Out Of Buying Beef • • •
Tencluoy lrand ... , ia 911aronteed hoth freth oncl teftder
EVERY TIME. Natvral flcrt0r and juic" ore protedecl while
11Gt11ral te11cleri"I _.... 11.,,.edM ttp by ptecl .. ly r .. ulaf.
eti te..,_ratv,., ... 111W1ty e!HI .er ehwlatl" hi tpeefal
l'OOM. ~av Ir.cl Beef It f.n, ..,.ct w. .u t..s ca
lfSS. -..ad ef _.. Ne ..._ beef • ...... -... • ........., ......
DHP ·CUT EVERY DA Y '
DISCOUNT PRICES
TUlllC & MfCIC IUTTR lfff, VfAl
Ol lll!AE>IO •
Yell Steaks •••••• l .. 99c CUDAHY BAR·S ltAHD SMOMED
SEAT~ OI fOUI flS~
WADB> -I '-OZ. PICG,. ffc I-Or. 43 Ml•·~· .rG. c ·~Pm.. '1:14 a.cir. 79c 61s:Mt Sllrl.. • • ... .
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P.d. · fllltf • • • • • • ell. 59J
l'llOZ!NIAW
Pttltwi•.· •••• ~ .:::53c
CHJffON (INCL 4c Off lAIB) C Soft ......... ~38 .
UMY • •
View s ..... 4 =s •1
DINTY MOOIE •
IHf Stew ....... '~ 57c
ITAUlST
Qsalt ·1• • e ••• W.::. 33c. ·.
Gma&""9 u.er. 38' ••••• s.. ....
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let C.... Clps •• °'"";4 35c
MAmT MSICIT • P...rlttW ••• •-~$J1S
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SWiil lllhll ..... ~ 27c
MtHZWHITf OI i Chier Vl111• •••• :: 29
flOOllfAOOl! a.oz. 36c PopcOl'I ••••••• l'll:G.
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APPllSAICI
GOlDtH GaAIN CHICICIH, IUf
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WONDERFUL WORLD
OF COOKING
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flOGftSSO a.QI. 33 , ............ ...,. c
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ARlrllt t•lets •• Cf~99c
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II.ACK PEPPER : 38c
SALAD IUPllMI. ~.oz. m. 47c
. HILLS BROS. COFFEE
1t:. 69t.
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lfANWATY
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lW>A OtOICZAMB!CAN GIOWN $) 29 .. ._.Chops~l ..
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fryer .Pmts ••••. • o. 65c.
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PIOZIN
CONCENTIAT!D
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CHICXfN 57 bdilDlla Di••n 12~ c
U.S.DA CHOiCE TENDERA Y BRAND BEEF
T-BONE OR
PORTERHOUSE STEAK
r~~~~~~~ $1 09 SAVorf MAIN DISH TlY PAN
BROILED FOR GOURMET
OININGI LB.
U.S.O.A. CHOICE TENDERAY BRAND BEEF
BONELESS STEAK
TOP SIRLOIN
ITS DELICACY Of FLAVOR
Will DELIGHT YOU. 'A
SUPERBLY TENDER All·
MEAT TRfAT TO BROIL OI BAR-8-QUE. • !139
DEE P·CUT EVERYDAY '
DISCOUNT PRICES
U.S.0.A. GaADf A fMNG CHICKEN 3 5 Cut Up Fryen ••• lL c
MAalCET IASIC£T aY..O.VAC waNPEO
COINS>
Beef Brisket •••• ~ 69c
BONE IN FULL CUT c U.S.O.A. CHOICE TENOETfAY BRANO BEEF 7 5
Round Steak • • LB •
.US.D.A. CHOICE T!NDHAY BRAND BEEF 8 8 c BONELESS SHOULDER
Clod Roast • • • LB.
't'OUNCJ'TIMD8!-~ $) 29 Veal Cutlet •••••• ~ ....
09CAI M4V8 SMAN W1APP!D
Sllcecl Bacon •••• ~~ 69c
WAffl lHIN SUCB>, 19c
MMOlJI SKINNlO I. DEVEINH> SUCH>
Beef liv• •••••• LI. 69c
DEEP-CUT EVERYDAY '
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... a.111 •• ~ 34 c
Nl8!tCNf OI VAttTY l'ACJ(. 12..oz. P1Co.., 6k
U.S.O.A. CHOICE TENOERAY BRANO BEEF 7 9 c· LARGE MEATY END
Rib Roast • • • • LB.
EASTERN GRAIN FED PORK CENTER
Rib Chops • • • LB. 79c weu_rc:._~ 4 •..oz.$1
-........... e e e e iitcGS.
~ ""'90NI. 6h EAOO
\Miii Pina •••• ~~ 56c .
U.S.D.A. CHOICE AMERICAN
GROWN SPRING LAMB
Leg CY Lamb. .te. 39c WISHBONE (FOIL PAN) MIXED WHITE & $) 9 8 OAR~MEAT •
Turkey Roast • ~~ Si°lcttl Salimi ••• ~ci 47c
• 6-0Z. PICo.., 77•
MAmT IASICET-7VAttETIES
All WHITE MEAT, 2-LB. PKG., $2A9 .
U.S.D.A.CHOICEAMERICANGROWN 89 OSCARMAYERALLMEAT 59c
SPRING LAMB C w• 1 Shoulder Chops LB. . • 1eners • • • • PK~
All BEEF, 6Sc
lnch Meat •••• 12~ 59c
.MAmf IASk!T
Cookecl Ha• •••• ~~ 55 c
IUOOtG SUC!D SMOIC!D HAM. COINED
lfff OI SMOICfO Waf., Chick• ••• ~~ 37c
TOKElY-
BUYS
DEEP ·CUT EVERYDAY '
DISCOUNT PRICES
MAmTIASICET
ALLVAllfTI!S
IELATlll
SALADS
••a..v':::t 3Jc
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DRERIEfn
4 flAVC>aS
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9fCCHNUT STaAINfO
B b Food ·~.oz. ac ., ••••• JAi
MAtm IAStCfT HONEY
Wheat Bread ••• '~34c
SUNSHINE
Hydrox Cookies • 1~.49c
CRAOCEIS
Pacific Treats •• '~~5.36c
JEllS!'l'MAIDCATERING QUALITY
I Crea 'h-GAL 69( C8 II••••• ClN.
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NftWCac>l't.OOSE-WHITEllOSE
Potatoes •••• 1Olas.4 9c
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Grape Jelly ••• ~ • :ii~-59c
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Ma"an·ne '·l•. 26t
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SUN .Rl ·SE FRESH
It's fun to ~hop Market lcnket'1 colorful garden of
fresh ff111ts and Y9getobles. You can be certain
everything you ch00te there has been picked at
the right moMent of ripeneu ••• rvshed Nfrigerat·
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care until you Mlect It ••• on sale only for the
specific tf111e that it's still at the peak of frnhneu.
• • • • • • ClN.
STRAWBERRIES
LARGE. RED-RIPE BERRIES FRESH FROM TliE FINEST
GROWING AREAS IN THE SAN GABRIEL VALLEYI
THEY'RE A NEW VARIETY, DEVELOPED FOR THEIR
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YET DISCOUNT·PRICfD AT MARKET BASKET.
DEOOOIANT $CAP (lNCLUDIS 3c Off lAHl) DITHO!NT (INCLUDH 15c °'' LABEL}
PALMOLIVE LIQUID
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clal Fllberltl.
!1.lcately deUclous king
• meat. rare and hard ·to
just a few years ago, is
readily available and in
i supply at fr oi I I
OOd c<>WUrs aam ..
ltry.
t,1ender ........
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NORTHW!IT CRAB
SALAD BOWL
pound king crab mat or
lher crab meat, fresll ar
~ozen or
cans (61h or 7'h ounces
.ach) crab meat
quart mixed 1 a 1 a d
reem
tom1toe1, cut into wed·
; ..
cup corn chipe
I cup sliced pitted ripe
livu
4 cup chopped treen
nlon
• vocado Cream Drenin&
2 cup shredded natural
!bedder cheese
Vhole pitted ripe oUvet
'haw frozen crab meat.
liD • crab meat. Remove
1 remaining shell or
11aat fmn ct'lb meat.
.U crtb melt Into lll'le
~es. Combine 1 a 1 a d
Sew a Tent
Sew two v•slons cl this
wtnc'nC tot -OM with,
llOtibm' wlblut ~Y.
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lain pMtern p I e c ea .
;mtnkler ftower1. Pattern
•: trauf•, printed pal·
ll'D, st... 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. ......
nrrY CENTI (CCl6M) for
-pattem -tldd 15 cents
... MCh pMIM9 for ftnt.
:lu• maDlDc -tpeeiel iandllnt; .......... tird·
!lass dell•err tM11 *"
lfeeka or more:-Send to
~lice Broou tbt DAILY
~ll.oT, 10 5 Needlecraft
)lpt., Box 183, Old Qellea
btion, New Yn N.Y.
lCllll. Prillt N-, .........
P.lp, ...... N-•· Fint
tl811I Jamt.1 ttll
HMdlemlft OMliol -bm..
hell al ......... fret pal·
-(lad ... dt•l •• ........ ) .......... la-
•ide. Knit, croebet, tm•
llrolder. 50 cel:U.
leMefllltllylta .. -DCDPlete peet •• -..
apelllivt, ..., tt ..... It .....
.... No. 1 -Delue ....
-11 complttt petterm.
50 centl
No. 2 -.. ....
-patterm ... 12
-~ No.,_ ..... . ......,; ..,,-..
coo.---·-· ...... Prlle ., ..... -4
t 12 .,_..., 50 I
ireens. tomatoes, c or n
chlpt, olives, onkln and crab
mut. Add dresling aod toa
Hatitly. SprinWe wttb cbtese
and Sarni.sh Wilb ollvet.
Get A Head
CRAB ltllONS AS KING OF SIAFOODS
Serve immediately. Serves
8.
AVO CA DO C REAM
DRESSING
~ cup JDMbed av<ado
1-3 cup 10ur cream
2 tablespoons lemon juice
'h teaspooo...augar v, teaspoon chili powder
11, teaspoon sail
1/, teaspoon liquid bot pep-
per sauce
1 clove prlic, crUlbtd
Combine all Jniredients
and mix until nootb. Chill.
Makes 1 cup dre.UC.
Plate's Quiet Corner AwakeneP
• tt ... ttme day et 100!'
houle, dlllr it ~ Mil rtd
and mte 1"epW>le1. A cu
of tom* 90Up ad • bled
of hlf1 ~ CID di
great thinl• foe lunch or
dinner. Not only wl1l tbtJ be
eyHll!Pf'allnl, llzwrfut. but
~-· c.aii09trtr .. • con-
Ylllilat ve~. • II almo.9t ftl8idy !cr th e
18UCepaD wberl purdllled at .. -at. Only • ,.,, rib
leaves need to be removed
before cook1D1. H e a d 1 or no.wets can be coottd n
cDicken 94loct for adm'tional •
flavw.
11M! 9m tJkes fl NW
cauliflower are ~
morsels f« nibbling. FfJff
caklriel -. lddecl to the in-
.-e, • • C\IP " cooked floweMI bu only 3 0
oaklrill. It alJO wupplle1 a
fair~ ot vitamin c.
TM toaY, millty COMta1
..... of OalWcrnia end h
cool Slit River V.tley al
ArilOlll br.'t ideal climltit
conditioll' lar It' o w i n I
oaulinoww. nm '*te belld
qi the multlrd ,. 1D 11 J
demmdl mollture -1 cool
1arroundla11 tar la
deve\ap«nent. I
Cauliflower ls • o1d
vegetable in ~. but
years ol plant researdl have ,..,. no providillC • ,,.....
t.yol~Mtall srowinl ta the v •.....
States. It has only been Ill
impcrilnt O'q> iD .. ooun-
try •lace 1'20.
TOMATO SOUP/
CAULIPLOWD
1 1°"' OUDCI Gm COll-
deoeed tiomallO toUP
1 can ol water
" *IPOOll tllilc llllt or 1 1 m a 11 glliic clo v 1 ,
CJ'U9hed
'4 twpoon .. '4 teaspoon •• c ......
lhire uuce
2~----
1 snelJ head ~
1 teupocm v-.. ............. , .
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' fw letter letter Ctkes nl Pastries Ckisters of Glazed Popcorn l Peanuts Hid! Feshion Stmner Colors Great for Sandwiches or Salads
LOW, LOW PRICES -OF COURSE!
Pork & Beans Cu1pbell'1 7 1'-ea. s 1 Why P•y
With S1uc:e caas ~1 .251 !
i
Ice Cream AND Sherbet Combi. 1f2 1al. 59cWhy Pay
netl.on From Cotillion eta. 69c?
Cigarettes Toilet nssue Truly Fine 4 ,..k .ae Why '•Y La,... ltlectleft $2" Anorted II* .. ~-41c?
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DAIRY & DELICATESSEN
Gelatin Salads
Mn. w,.....,
lemon-Coconut-frlll'lllt AM o. 1 S... 5 9c ~cious. Real Home·BlllM a...r C.U
L1c ..... •Fruit •W1Wel'f ..i.. 29c • C."ot.Pineapple • Chiffon ,..., •v ..... i:.i. ..,...
Siie d CL--se Lueern-"m•nto, l ·oz. 3• • .... I WIM & American pkg. 7'P
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Citrus Salel
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South American
lclHI For Snacks, Lunch loxes
Or To Slice Over BrHkf u t
CerHls. fi ne To Combine
With Other Fruits In A 611•· IL
tin Salad. Low In Price! Ue
Carrots r:c = 3 ,t. 29c
Squash zi-tr.~&:., 2 k 2~
Potatoes ~~~· 5 k 29c
Additional Produc~ Values~
USDAGnldeA
U.S. Ch¥t. Inspected
6olcl.tl Comish
Cross Fryers
Plump, Tender end
WiMu BODY lb.
USDA Choice Beef
• Sirloin Tip ·
• Top Rounds
• Full Center
c
Cut Rounds lb
• Family Steak e ... cu1-up Fry•n Swiss Steaks .::~sr.:~<i~A
Hand Cut And •· 35c Pan Reedy
Fryer Le91
Breasts or Drum· ,.
Sticks·H1nd Cut It. T-
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Boneless Fully Cooked _ $1 ]9
Whole Of' Helf Htm •·
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Turkey Roast
T ·Bone Steak f.Zc:, (iht· A~ •· s 139
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S• I • Steak ~..., 5169 op 1r 011 USDA CheiM ••
Boneless Roast uso~o~~~:~!ed~uck .. 7tc
Fresh Pork Steaks ~or:i~~~ .. 6tc
Veal Shoulder Chops ri,:~" •· 6tc
Veal Patty Steaks ~:::,::"· .. 7tc
Center Pork Chops l~~~R4 .. nc
Pash'Mll McCoy'• 1 .... 3• ll~d ,k.. J'
r...-J leef McCoy 3 .... J .. ,_utlKW l llctd ,11,. •P
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faort Wat1 Down
ver James Wilson of Tifton, Ga. had a wrecker
w scratching heads In Lithonia, Ga. trying to
11e out what to do will} his rig. Wilson's truck
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Wldew Repes
Slum C"learance
King Memorial
ATLANTA (AP) -Since
the death of Dr. Mart1D
Luther King J r • • con·
tributions have poured fDCA>
Atlanta for the erection of a
suitable memorial to the
civil rights leader. But his
widow s u g g e s t s that
perhaps the best memorial
would oot be of brick ood
stone and mortar.
''He'd rather have slums
cleared in his memory,"
Mrs. King says.
•·we are still consjdering
what should be done,'' said
Mrs. King. "Nothing ho:.t
been decided yet."
DIFFERENT WAYS
The money f o r a
memorial to King has come in many different ways.
Foundations have pledged
large amounts. Churches
have sent their Sunday col·
lectfons. Pledges have come
from individuals as well as
businesses.
ran through a bridge railing, down between the two
bridges and landed on the highway below, leaving
the trailer hanging almost by its tag.
One woman . wearing a
scarf against the rain walk·
ed into the Southern Chris-
tian Leadership Conference
offices recently. Sbe carded
Our coffee
is more than
10% richer ·
than other
leadllig coffees!
Colee ii all we mab. And we've foaad a way to mb it
hctter. A~ of cofee gm its 8"or from what ICimtistl
all "milable .._ ... " We hm clmlopeil a..,
W'f ofWading md rmtiag that pa oar mfee mrc
el. ... la9V IOlida .... other ladiag a6a. Aa the
dmt .&on-US mme, 14S more, ma us mnl Yoa
pt a cap of cofee that ha more flnor, more body,
more strmgth. Enn wida aam lllcl "Ill' the ric&cr
cofee 8awr coma throap. P.ajoy 101De 10011.
•ettef
.Head for th~-Hills!.
/\
We'll send you
a50¢coupon
just to try it!
Simply copy tM code ...-from tbc bottom
ol ro-mt ca el Hills h. Co6t .tad it to
UI ....... Wow. We'll ..t,. I ~coupon good
toward " pmd ?'I of Hilla lrot. Cofec.
• • • • • • • • • MAIL-IN ORDER FORM •••••••••
.1
•
• • • • • •
Hilla Broe. Coffee, Inc.
P.O.Box 14-G,
Mt.Vernon, New Y orli: 10"9
Hae ia the code number &om my can of Hilla Bro.. Coffee, ______ _
Please eend me a 50f coupon.
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a amall envelope. Prlnted on
lt wu: LlDie Chapel Bap-
~ ~urcb. And written in sdiPt,' "Sll.80. Ma r tin
Luther King Jr. Memorial"
A teeretary gave her a
receipt.
About $10,000 in small
amounts has come in the
thousands of · 1 e t t e r s
delivered to the King home
since his assassination in
Memphis, Tenn., April 4.
SEP ARA TE FUND :
"There's no way to figure
all the amounts pledged for
memorials thus far,'' m
SCLC official said. "All tbe
memorial funds we get, or
Mrs. King receives, are
being deposited in a
separate account." Be
declined· comment on the
total r'llmount received to
date.
The Rev. Andrew Young.
execuitve vice president of
SCLC and a close family
friend of the Kings, said he
Ms been trunking about
some type of center for
studies -rather like a
cerrter for continuing educa-
tion, dealing with the issues
of peace, race and poverty.
''The ~ifnce of racial in-
tegration has to emerge,"
he sajd in an interview with
The Associated P r e s s .
''Everything has been pretty
much hit or miH, scat-
tergun tactics, as opposed to
studied, rational scientific
methods of accomplishing
objectives.
SCIENCE STUDY
"We haven't really begun
to get into race as a scien-
tific study. I think I can see
a whole area for people
being trained. Every city is
looking for somebody train-
ed in race relations. They
usually end up g e t t i n g
somebody because he's a
Negro. The truth is that
most of them become damn-
ed ineffective, an establish-
ment mascot."
Young spoke of religion
being at the heart of King's
philosophy. "I would like to
see a chapel in the center of
, a 'world action center,'
where we can deal with a
revolution in values, non-
vl<>lent.
"Our problem is we still
have to be in the freedom
business and can't give our
time to the m e m o r 1 a 1
b u s l n e s s . The first
memorial is to fulfill his
PQOr Pe<>ple's Oampaign."
KING CBAPEI;
Morehouse College i n
Atlanta, King's alma mater,
plans a $2·million Martin
Luthtt King Jr. Memorial
Ohapel. It will serve as a
religk>us center for studems
as well as a memorial.
Dr. Hugh M. Gloster,
Morehouse president, aald a
speci.al memor ial
scholarship fund bas been
set up to provide fmanctal
assistance for t a l e n t e d
students handicapped by
poverty.
In addition. he aaid grants
a( •100,000 from the Field
Foundation and '6(),000 from
pbilantbropist Cbarlel Mer·
rill have been, r~lved for
antipoverty programs to be
conducted by Morehouse
teachers and students. '
Mrs. King enthusiastically
QJ>proved a fellowship fund
for· returning N e g r o
veterans given by t b e
Woodrow Wilson National ~Fellowship Foundation.
$Zel, ... GIVEN
The Rockefeller Foun·
daUon has graMed $200,000
to the Woodrow Wlloson Na-
t 1 o n a l Fellowship Fou.n·
di.tion as seed money to
finance fellowships for
Negro veterans ·<>f outstan-
ding promlM! to e n t e r
graduate or professional
1chools.
Peter F uller, a Boston
businessm a n a n d
sportam&n, flew to AUanta
in April to turn over '62,000
won by his bone, Dancer's
Image, in the Bow 1 e
Governor's Gold CUp Race
in Baltlmore. Tbe bone
later won the Kentucky
Derby but was disqualified
when a paln-lrlllinl dru& ••
detected in bla syltem.
The '82,000 WU turned
over to the American Foun-
datio9 o n Noaviolence,
organ.bed In New York
large}J to aid nonviolence,
Youns l&id •
PLEDGE •
In N"'f lark Staite. ao Necro
cburcbW pledted • eacb and.CUCral Pl'tlbJ*llD, In Rocb e 1ter, wtdcb ii
~ whJte,. COD·
tributed itl Euter «ferine
of men tba $1,000.
-Look it-""'-
Tllese Binlies.
.••• Yo111J-see
Tile Cliampions · · ·
LEE PAYNE, O.lly Pilot chief ...........,_,
1Nrt-tlme eutbor MMI cot .... lnmvctw, .._ the
Dally Piiot'• motor~rlwtt.....,.... amer• t1111t
Hn 1hoot 11 many u three pktvrel pet IMlllll.
lt'1 the latest Mldition te M .,...1 of ~
he "'" to ahoot .......... ~ In 1"7-
lncludlnt one lf'.OUP of fhe shoh which ..,.,..
him the pNtS club's ''Best Phol9 Serlll"' 8Wll'IL
from the Orange County Press Club.
RICHARD KOEHLER 11 the o.lly Piiot staff pt.
tographer known lrt the tr•• ''Code I Koeh-
ler." His spedaffl• •re crflM Md cat11tro,M
and he·, one of the best "grab 1hot'' men In
Southem Callfomla. But he proved hl1 ver11tOlty
last yt1r by thootlm. a layout_of five pictures of •
a little 9lrl en a •t of awlntl"I rinp which won
...... ,..... ..... ....., ...... Serles" ......
He allO got the club'• ue.st Sports Photo" nard
for • 6DotlNll action shot.
L YLI HAIGH Is the """ you almost M¥tr ..
at the IW1y Piiot. He's wr darkaoom technldM.
A former Pl .... of the late, .,.., Wlllt..... ~
teMtn and oPerator of his own ltudlo In L..,..a
Beach. where he apeclalad In portrait ,...,..
graphy and restor•lon coplel, this 11 a .....,.
craftsman who knows his bueiMIL He printed the
prhe-wlnnlng neptlws lwaut't beck by the
ch1mplon photofraphtn with whom he worb.
78,198 Shots Last Year
That's how many pictures
these specialists and others on
the staff shot during 1987.
Only 11 of those shota wt re
prbe-winners, one out of
6,371.08. But If you think
that'• IOIDething. Consider
that only about e,ooo of the
remaining 70#79 even made
the paper. Yoa jut "look 1t
the birdie" and let these guys
worry about the presiure •••
Enjoy Prize-winning
Views of The News in The
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ECONOMICAL
END CUTS
CENTER RIB PORK CHOPS ~. 79cLL
CENTER LOii PORK C_HOPS_&rLL LB.
SPARE RIBS ~~~ ..... · .... LI. 5r LINK SAUSAGE := .. = .. L1. &9c
SPARE RIBS HCUUI ......... LI. ~ HALIBUT =~:~~~~~ ........ LI. sgc
PORK LOIN=~ ......... LI. 59' WHITING ~Wc~ ........ o ...... LI. 33c
BACON ::C~ac~~ .. o ......... ll. &9c FILLET OF SOLE ............ u. 98C
. r OFF-Blue Bonnet . .
HOFFMAN OR
FARMER JOHN
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PORTION
Swift's Ice Cream
EXTRA
FANCY
RED
DELICIOUS
TISSUE OLEO SANDWICH coi!L 4/39c
FRUIT DRlllS :\~. ...... ... .... ....... 27c
CRISCO ~:'.:.' .................. J.LI. Tiii &r
SQUIRT :r.\f.:e~~~ .... ; ................. -... 59'
COFFEE ::"..:. ............................. u. 71'
CHLOllll ::~ ................... ii. 39'
POOL ac10 : H-=:r.~ .................... Ml. er
ELIO ROii :In~ .................... 1Ut le
llARCARlll :'.,~_. ................... LI. 35'
CONFIDOOS W.~......... .................... I'
MAYmAISl :S.~·~ .. rn ................. 45'
KLEAR =::~, ....................... 271Z. 98'
LYSOL ::a~ICYAllT ...................... Hit 121
SARDINES :~':1 .......................... Wa 29'
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DRESSINGS ~':iJ,u .................. ur. ~1
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Y• DIKlllP :~~,·~:~ 79'
Wines & Liquors
BEER KINGSBURY 2 99 WISCONSIN, Cm 24 • , ••• , • • • •
TEQUILA :::~.l.0~.E~ .............. 5.69
BOURBON ALIE~SON'S, 4·Yl.·OLO 4 99 KENTUtKY •• , ••• ~url •
VODKA ~~~[ .•. '~~~:~ ........ FIFTH 2.99
SCOTCH CELEBRITY 3 99 INTROOUCTOIY wn• ... St' •
COCKTAILS NEUILEIN CUii 95c
C•ill H~ St"t I ll.
VINO PRIMO ~:~,~~ ~ ... 12 oz. 25c
Carrots FR£SH CRISP 1 oc
1-ll. CELlO BAC.-··
Beans FRESH IMPIOVH 25C
KENTUCKY WONDEI, M-
Zucch in i ::~ .~ ... 191
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Onions :LJ:::rr~. .2:25c
WIENERS ~~~~~~~~~._..... 55c
BOLOGNA OSCAR MAYEf . 55c
All Mut t r Inf n OZ. .
VARIETY · PACK ::~:: ... ·~~'•z. 95c
DRESSINGS ADO'S ILUE. SOUR 39c CRM., 1 HI Isl. 11 It
DRESSING HI'S ltMUEfOltT 5ne
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CHEESE NIRY FIESM J.CI( 7nc
CATCN WEIGHT ••• •• •• ll. .,-
pl CNl c DUBUQUE -US
CANNEI ..... ••4 ... 4'4 lH. '1 .
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2/$1
SUSI Ell llUD 11 ................... 411
BOSTll CIEAll PIS = .................. 1•
PIZZA =-~(.S~ ~. u ll. 7t
,• IMMTFlllT. ,_. fl$ Oil" CllHT .. .. . .. .. I.~
Dimrs =r.r..u, u 11. 37c
lat Pies ~ ....... 19'
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ICE CIEAll -!ac HUNTINGTON llACH . FOUNTAIN VALLIY
-.. -. "'' Manti 16042 ........
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FREI! ~IN an all-new REMINGTON•
500 Selektronic ~ord /cordless shaver
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'4-6 LBS.
AVG: WEIGHT
THl•MO-WA•I
CUP or TUMILIR
WITH 1HI PUIOWI Of
Libbey "Rustic Leaves" .
MILMAC
3-P~ Companion Set -
EachW"k
PllezEN ......
CAIMAJlON._ 69• flLLIT °' SOLi • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a
CARNATION -12·n. "'• 43•
PtlM CAI.II ••••••••••• ••• •• • •
FOUi FISHERMEN -14-n. Plr9. 59•
FISH STICU ................. •
MRS. FRIDAY'S -l ·n. Plit. 69•
.OUIMR SHllMP • .. • • .. • .. • •
TUIEK-MECIC lr .. tletl ., Plei• 79•
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STARTIRSD
DINNER PLATt
CUP end SAuc&l
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SnAK
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. SWISS OR IAR-1-QUE
111 i~~;_.;.;7..::::: ::t STi'iKS CHUCK STEAKS
POU I FllSH SHOULD& • FWHl.Y •IOUND IUUC FR.ESH FILLET 89* • TOP 9 8 c ..... ao•.. • .... l'llAlll I llOllK IAUIAOI Dona sou................. a ROUND,
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iPARERIBS •• s:~:J~,s.59~b ii! I :t~
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eHOPPED •ROCCOLI. LEAF SPINACH. Swanson
PEAS, CORN . L~R . D·I E RS 6 "1!"'100 TY DISCOUNT '
FRENCH OR 9UI'. 6RHN HANS AND
MIXID YIGnABLES 5 ·?.:.··'I oo
BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY C
MEXICAN, ITALIAN,
SWISS STEAK
CHOPPED SIRLOIN '
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a.oz. Pl!$.
BEU LINKS ......................... 29:.
12-0l . ,1(6.
BEEF BACON ..................... 69:. l·ll. lOll
BEEF HASH~ ....... : ................ 39:. SMOICID
BED TONG S ................... 79~
BUTTER.NUT ·
COFFEE
1.u . ·65c TIN
KRAFT SALAD .ORESSIN&
MIRACLE WHIP ~~AL 69C POPllCUS •
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COCKTAIL .. .. I SAUCE .. . . .. . . I PIAS ............ : . I
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CALIFORNIA VALENCIA .
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WHITE PAPER WRA, ORCHIDS
NAPKINS
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701 HARIOR ILYD~ COSTA MESA .. · .. e
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YOU SAVE ON NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS,. TOO!
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12-qt. round dish pan. 19-qt. rectan.
9war waste basket. kikh•n caddy
pin-up and dirided handi-canier. AJJ
in colorful easy-clean plastic:.
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with mople, walnut or goldton• finiabM.
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El Rancho carries a full stock of name branda in their liquor
departmebt ••• plua biP. quality llquon bottled under a 1pedal El Ran~ label Our Snack Bar JI ibe ldeal rendezvOUI for ice cream,
a ~. a Ugbt meal or just a ·cup ol coffee!
El Rancho believes in Jervice. We always keep open as many checkstandl
as needed, so you don't have to wait in long lin~. We unload your cart for
you at the chectstand~ too, and carry your purchases to your car. We even
offer you the convenience of a snack bar far hand-packed ice cream,
tounwJ treatsr& ligh' meal, or just a cup al coffee! And we will gladly
issue check cashing Identification cards ... or open monthly charge
accoUDta. This is the 'f Y to shop .•. in a spotlessly clean store, open at
times geared to your oonvenience, with fast, friendly service, topped off
with Blue Chip Stamps. See you on May 161
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El Rancho's new personati7.ed supermarket ls proud to have
been,presented with the All-Electric Building Award.
AICADIA: sunset & Hllrtintton Dr. (El Rancho Center)
P~ 320 West Colorado Blvd. • SCM(l1I PASAIDA: Fremont & Huntington Dr.
HUITllSTll IEACff: Wa~ and Algonquin (Just East of Huntington Harbour)
~ BEACH: 2727 Newport Blvd. • 2555 Eastbluff Dr. (Eastbluff Village Center)
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May 16, a brand new El Ranclw Personalized
Supermarket comes to the Huntington Harbour-
Huntington Beach area to bring you a wlwle
new concept i'n slwpping! Better tasting
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food ••• better vu.Jue for your money ••• better
service than ever before • • . all these will
be yours at El Rancho.,s new s·tore at ·w a~ner
Avenue· and Algonquin Street!
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" "--.. .Celelntion _ and save moiley during Hr · .\ ~
.~ · ,,. DBig Saler Rea4 the .El Rancho stwy -' . )
see the wonderful val• we ·have . 11
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*Price. in effect at qll 3 Orange Coast 1torea Tlwr:!:l; through Sunday,
May 16, 17, 18, 19. Store hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; S y 9 a.m. to 7 p.na.
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The difference ia in the way we operate. Our policies, and therefore
much of the food we Sfll. are Vf!!rY dif!erent from those of
impersonal multi store chains. Unlike big chains we don't have to buy in
enOl'IDOO.S quantities, a practice which can so easily lead to a lowerinJ of
qulitJ. We operate only S bii beau&itlll snarkeb, therefore
we can -and do -take our time in selectin2 the best for
you. And this ia true of every item we have for sale. You can tell as soon
as JOG step Inside m Rancho. And ourright-to-youi-car
anice matchea the excellence ol our food!
See for yoW'6elf during our Grand Opening
Celebration. starting Thursday, May 16, and take
ldnntaee oi the many food bargains we have.for you at
all three Onn2e Coast stores shown on the map. P1ua •.. at
our new Warner and All'OllQU.in store ••• FREE drawinl'
for 50 butetl of JlOWIDet foods .•• J'REE orcb..ids
for the ladies . • . FREE ice cream CODI!& if you bring tlMI
kids -or let the tida bring you! . . .
FREE balloona • • • a special Daniah dlieae
tasting, Friday and Saturday
• • • Spice lslanda l8al0Din&
presentatiom Thunday,
Friday and Saturday •.• personal appearance of popular TY personality,
·Sheriff John, on Saturd.ay, and many, many other w~ttraction.sl
El Rancho's new, penona~ supermarket at
Warner and Algonquin is proud to have been
presented with the AJl.Electric Building Award.
/ ' Price• Effective at All 3 S&ores
juea1 os jssaupooa uonaaµad JAi l(ead OJns.\.ll OlrQ~J punoJ!) ,6s · · , · · · · · · punoa funoJ9 ~111111 .
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Fully cooked ••• fully flaifcnd ••• because
ft'elJ bam ii lelected especiaUy for ll
Rancho. .• euct1y to El Rancho ~ations!
Here's a bam tbat'a bound to win your favor!
Shanie Half •••••••
Whole Hmn. . Bit enoup ... -tb• -....v • le 49~
Ham Sli(es .... . 891 · Butt Portion • • • •
Sening trout? Kay we recommend Weibel'•
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El Rancho Wine and Liquor
Besides a reany full stock ol name bruds, in all ailes, n Rocho al8o olfen
you a good selection of quality liquors and champagne bottled under our
own label Let us know your requirementa for that next party ••. we'r9
always glad to lend -'l.0--yw ma1 require, too!
S•v• $1. Mix or m•tch. Here's a good idea that Aftl ,w money • • • cllOOle
C any three bottles of El Rancho label liquor and get a dollar off the total regu-
lar price. Or aave 10% il you buy a cue!
El Rancho Whiskey. • • t.~h s4~9
Fine Kentucky Bourbon blended for ligbtn~ and flavor. Qt. '5.19.
El Rancho Bourbon. . . fift~ $4.79
An 86 proof straight whiskey at a palatable price. Qt. ,r,.79. .
El Rancho SCotch. • • • fifth sss98
A choice aged whiskey bottled in Scotland. Case of 12 $64.58 .
El Rancho Gin . . . . . Fi~h s3~ 99
Blended from tbe flDelt apiritl and pot Rilled. Qt ....
El R•ho V idka . . . · .. Fifth s3.89
Produced bf tbe ~ "no.t Procell" method. ..... 'It.
El Rancho Chmnpagne Fifth ~~19
Pink, extra dry, sparklin& bur&.UD"1· Case o! 12 '23.65.
·ipo 3.1011 .111oq.1un u01iuµunn 10
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Green Hungarian Wine .•.... ,1.59 Mb
F h T I . Min. Wt. I Cl&. ' I 3'9• res rou t· • • • • • • • • • ..
Fresh from \he icy waters of the Snake River! Fisbermell'a delight!
El Rancho Delicatessen
Rath's Franks . . . . . . . : ...... 49¢
King SW., for a biQI!{ ~· all meal , •• llb, pkg,
Cooked Hali ..... · ... 1
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Sandwich size slices . . . thin, tasty! . • • Cre~nt . • • 4 oz. pkg.
3 .11r s1~00
Bath's ... all 39c varieties at tbia prlce PlctJe-~ Olive. Baloena
Danish #C1111embert . . ,. ~ 1 ~ • -59'
The cheese~ recocnlRd the world over! Bamul ••• I~ -. pq. . ~ Port du Salut . . . . . ~ .-1• • 59'
Dlltisb d>ee9'! deJl&td ... Am-.ldor BabJ llrom ••. I 0&. pq.
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Yuban Coffee . . . . . . . . . .67¢ 1b.
The deep, dark. delicious coffee ••• so rich ••• save on 2 lb. can ... $1.33
Fresh ' Butter . . . . . . . · : . . 79¢ lb.
Darigold ... ~rade "AA., ... made from dairy fresh pure cream!
T 18f o{ Sauce . . . . .. . .12 "' 51.00
Hunt's rkh ~ from red ripe tomatoes .. 8 oz. cans. . . -
Ice Cn1• ~ . . . . e e e • • • • 69¢
Royal Host ... premium peek for particular people ••• balf-pllool
Star 1 Kist :f una . . ~. e e • •· '4 tor $).00
Meaty chunks of light, mild flavored tuna ... No. 1h cans.
Dog ' 'food I. • • • : •• ·• • . 5 for '1.00
Frtsk.ies Ro~ds ... Beef' Chick~ or Iner ••. 131h ounce cam
Aurcn T1Ssue. . . . . .. . 3 "' 69¢
Four roll pacb ... decorator colors ; .. uptly ICeated : •• nlDe prtced.
Purex, i Bleach . \ . . . . ·. : . . 29¢
Half gallon ... dN bleach with added whitenmc power!
(gJ1n11it. • • • • • • • • • • 35¢
Dishwasting detergent gets glassware, dishes, sparkling ... 20 oz. ptg. ..
spscials ___ and
savsmonsg!
Van th, Kamp's Bakery Deliglits
• ~ We're especielly plH..d te he¥t • 11e¥el v.,. cle Keinp'1 "Miai-Hot" l en ry. You'll
fiad Ht ...._. it ,..1 fest i1t yeut first •i1it. Jud try floe "Hot" f'e.C. f'ie, be~ed rigM
et ffte 1tWt. OpHillt Dey "Speciel1" • • • '
''Hor' Peach Pie (Reg. 79c) . 69¢ • •
Oven Fresh! Tender crust, plump with ripe, flavorful fruit ... So good'.
, Cinnainon Rolls . (1'."g .. 41c>. •
Make it a special 1day with a special breakfast tr~at!
• • 25¢
Shortbread Cookies . ~g: S~) • • 25¢. . .
Cherry nut ... Cookies and cold milk after school! ~-• Gt-eat Treat!
Milk Choco~Cake . ~ ~1·29~ $1.15
Two Layers Big ... with a creamy ~ess your folb will love!
More abovt CMll' "Mini·Hot" •••••••
In addition to Van de Kamp·s full lioe of~ fooda_.1JOF_Van
de Kamp lady will bake Jilht in the ltore ae~ new "iPeO<ies'
to deti~ht your dinner table, sud1 as-
MINIS ••• delightful, delectable 6
ounce loaves • • -cheese Min.is,
Egg Sesame Minll, 0 n 1 on
Poppy seed Kinis. Slice a D d
serve right at your table.
PAN DINNER ROLLS .•• Bated off
right here, and, if you go
straight home, they'll rWl be
hot!
BAGELS .•• something new fior many
folb, llat rapidly beoomlnt •
real favlrite. SU T.te6el
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HOT '9ESI ••• A, dellgblful Tm'iety
to choc. frolJl, all ~ bat-
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the store.
Yan. de Kamp's Grana Opening Speciab
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El Rancho always selects the bert USDA Choice arade beef. It's aged nature's way to the peak of flavor and tende. • • • never p~ckqed!
Enba.noe the meal with
A. M. DuboU $1 " Benjo1aJ1 Wine 5th
Swiss Steak . . . . . e • • • • 63~
n Rancho's USDA Choice Beef • e • trimmed for fl"HW' nlue!
R•p Roast . . . . . . . . . . 63~
llrvt a hearty roast ••• juicy, tender • • • with such rewarding flavor!
Omaha, Roast . . . . . . . . e 79.,,
Thick cut from El Rancho's selected beef rounds ••• great pot roast! . .
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Bnlitar lillstingmnat! ,
The first thing youtll notice about meat at D Rancho ii ... no.
prepackaging! Our beef ii a1wa,. band aeledld bJ • bead meat tNyer
from top USDA Choice lfade. ud Iced aatan'a way -no• enzymes. .
'magic' rays or other IOQUed "8derbwl. 'l'lllf1 why lt'a a beautiful
deep, rich color ••• yov Tilible ~ al flavorful, tender meal
Skilled personnel in an acmal batcher lbap an ....,. on band at El
Rancho to prepare rour faYOrite cub fGr roa. WMtller yoa choose beef,
lamb or port, you can be au.re )'OQ're pUinc tbe 1-est pouible
value for your food dollart
Round Steak · 67~
Hearty beef goodness .•• with the plui fa ctor of El Rancho's finier'quality
• • • tenderness and flavor assured! Let round steak be tbe be.art of your
menu, a_ncr'watch the smllel of aatilhctioo llebt up ~ beet '...-.I tbt tablitl
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dwm, you're goinJ to love our fruit and vegetables! Our 'man in the
market' ii really chooay (be, ~an afford to be, line• he doesn't have to buy.
huge quantities as do the chains). He select• all II Rancho's produce locally.
1be center opens at 4 a.m. But be geta there at a a.m., chooses tbt best
and eeta it to you in top condition the very ~e day! We often
have unusual items and dellcacles off ·seison, too ••• if you don't
find a particular favorite, let us know; we'll do our very be6t to get it for '°" . . . it's all part of the El Rancho service!
Bananas . . . -• • • • • • • .10¢ lb.
Central America's finest ·r . extra fancy quality ••. extn fancy value!
AvoCados . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 ...
Haas variety ... make the dilference in salads ••• add the gourmet touch!
Potatoes . . ~ . . . . . . 5 l•s.19¢
U.S. No. 1 Quality • , • new crop White Rose •• , at a real savings! Arizona'• finest . . . ripe!
juieyt . . • start elclt-day with
tJbe merry brfgbtneu of grape-
fruit ... IO good ..• and IO
good for you! Check the price! "' '----Italian Squash · · · · · 2 lbs:19d
Garden fresh . • . and you can serve it so many ways, so easily!
Orange Juice ........ 59¢ lit.
Squeei.td fresh ••• just for you •.. daily! Big 48 ounce size . only 89c
Pineapples . . . . . . . . . . 10¢ lb.
Fresh from Ha"aii ... with that tart-sweet flavor folks love!
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Wesson Oil . . . . . . 39¢
Pure . . . light . . . for salads and cooking and
baking! • • . 24 ounce size.
Heinz Ketchup . . . 19¢
From vine ripened tomatoes • • • thick • • .
perfecUy .easoned! ... 14 ounce bottle.
Fruit· Cocktail 4 '°' s1.oo S&W ... No. 303 cana ... cubes of lusciously
ripe fruits • •. • colorful, flavorful!
Leslie's Salt . . . . . 5¢
Big 26 oz. cartons at tbia ridiculous price • . .
plain or iodized!
Apple Juice . . . . . 29¢
Treetop ••• Quarta ••• tantalizi.ne flavor from
Washington'• finest fruit!
Stouffer's Mlat Pies 49¢
Beef, Chicken or Turkey .•. big chunks of meat,
rich eravy ••• 10 oz. pkg., frozen. •
Birdseye Vegetables 5 ~ s1
French Cut Beans, Cut Corn, Peas or Chopped
Spinach . . . in butter sauce.
You•n always find y~ur favorite brands at El Rancho. Unlike the big chl.l.n.s.
who offer you brands you never beard of, in sizes you don't w~t, El Rancho
makes sure it hl4 the brands you know and truat • • • in u full a ran,e
of sizes as possible. El Rancho a1ao off en ita cuatomen fine aourmet
food for parties and special entertaining. You'll be agreeably l\µ'priaed .
at the telection ol imported and special gourmet items we bl•e for
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