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VOL 61", NO. ·119, if SECTleNS, 50 PA&ES NEWPORT BEACH. CALfORNL( FRIDAY, MAY 17, "196' JEN CENTS
POLLOWING GIANT
Robert f. Kennedy
Kennedy Talks
Of New Future
In Coast Visit
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of tM o.11r Plllll S1811
America can drtam of setting tool
on UM moon by 1970, but the earth·
bound ni~es of poverty and in· j~tice must not be ignored in the pr~
cess, New York Senator Robert F.
Kennedy said Tbunday.
Speakblg )>efore a crowd of up to
4,000 at TRW Syst.m1 Group ln!n· do Beach, the Dem~atlc pres tial
prlniary hopeful touched on ics
from Vietnam to housing and jobs or
the poor.
"I came here to propose a new
future," the magnetic former U.S. at-
torney general declared during the 9().
minute stop on hia Welt Coast cmn•
palgn tour.
Kennedy apparenUy streU:bed bis
schedule with \the 1peech, seared to
the home-buying aerO&Pace worker.
afterward aDSwerlng questions, some orthml lhouted ,.._ • ,_. .,,.,.
Sometimes nervtUI, Illa frably cut.
graying brown hair ruffled by a lnne
through the hot, 1t1n-spla~ centni
mall of the TRW plant, Ke~ told
the crowd he hopes the U. S. moon
race stays on schedule. ·
"But I want to see 1t in its right
priority, one whlch will allow it to COii·
Unue into a limitless future," he 1ald,
"and not ht pulled back or abandoned
because the nation Is devastated by in·
temal dJsorder."
"l believe we must, as man bt5
always done, seek the far frontier -
or atrophy and dJe. But we also need
yotir help here on tltis planet ... in this
country ... in this state," he said.
Kennedy skipped one passage in his
prepared text:
"I have said before and I will say
again here, th&<t we can slow down the
race to the moon if it means the salva-
tion of our nation here oo earth," is
the part he deleted.
TechDological secrets discovered In
the space race have already enriched
American society, Kennedy told the
throng, but the surface ha,, •till barely
been scratched.
"What we must do now, ls seek to
involve your industry in o t b e r
partnerships, in solving other complex
problems for which our strategy of
solution is ~6cient," be said.
Houaing has grown at only about
(See KENNEDY, Page %)
Weat•er
It won't get too hot on the
Orange Coast this weekend, says
forecaster John Rockey. Once
the morning clouds clear away,
the mercury'll !eve.I off at about
116.
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THE RFK MYSTIQUE : ALL KINDS OF HANDS RIACttlNG
In Redondo INch, TMy leught te Toudl Him
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A STORY TO TELL 21ST CENTURY GRANDCHILDREN
Shoulder-Borne loy SMku Hands with Kennedy
BF.K Wins. Fans
Cl&Nlin~ Crowds Greet Candida&e ·
Cheering fan! -from brightly mini·
skil'Ucl gtrh to lllCIMily suited ex·
ecutives -turned out and turned on
'l'hllndey •t a glimpM or a to11ell of
the man from MauacJlmetU.
Bobby Kennedy disappointed few If
any. at least visibly, Joking at
Governor Ronald Reagan, Los Angeles
Mayor Sam Yorty, and uJtimately
turning the humor .on himsell with a
slip " the tongue.
"Up in Oregon, I heard about your
governor," be told the crowd at TRW
Systems Group in Redondo Beach. ··1
Un<terstand he's promised not to raise
any new taxes -just double the old
ones."
"As a senator." said Kennedy,
whose chartered jetli.ner walled at
nearby International Airport, "I'm en·
titled to an 18 gun salute.''
NOT ADMffiER
"The least he could have done."
Kennedy said, referring to Yorty, who
is not one o! his admirers -in public
·or private -"is wait Wltil our plane
was on the ground."
He said Yorty also failed to give him
a key to the city.
"He actually put on three more
Jocks," Kennedy said.
One youth asked what RFK would
uggest doing about the world pop).lla·
uo.1 explosion.
KeMedy's wife Ethel ls expecting
th~ couple's llth child.
"We must try to deal with it."' said
the suntanned New York Senator. "but
some or us deal with it in different
way!:.''
"Sock it to 'em Bobby!," cried a
group of cheerers.
Another youth asked Kennedy what
he should do to get a start in politics.
"Get your brother elected presi-
der;it," Kennedy answered, quickly
continuing with an explanation of how
one should become politicaUy involved
and work his way up into the power
structure.
U NE TUMBLED OliT
Finally. the unscheduled Une tumbl-
ed out and those arc the best kin<I.
Discussing tran~portation problems.
KcnneJv said:
·'Modern tech nology. with adequate
assistance from the government.
should not only be able to remedy this
imbalance, bul also insure that ttie
computer does not arrive home ex-
hausted and irritable ...
"Uh. commuter." he corrected,
bringing a roar of laughter.
Girls of all races and ethnic origins
(See CROWDS. Page 2)
Police Hold Balboa M·ru1
In $200,000 Runco Rap
Balboa Penin5ula resident Richard
Emmett Wood , 'l'I, waa free oo $82,500
ball today pending a court appearance
in connection with ~n alle1ed $200,000
bunko scheme involving household
merchandise.
Wood. of 1324 w. Balboa Blvd .. WQ!I
arrested by Newport Beach pollce and
turned over to Los Angeles authorities
after a Los Angeles Grand Jury in·
dictment charged him with conspiracy
and grand theft.
Bench warrants al.so were issued (or
two men·pollce say worked with Wood
in the alleged Craud. They were iden· tified as Baroid H. Engle, Jr., 39, of
Santa Ana. and DonaJd Craig. about
SURFERS GET
BREA.K IN PILOT
SUrfer• call a favorite boet"d·rlding
spot In the ocean a break. but h bit·
gest break the)' ever found in Orange
County is .c.omi.DC Tuesday In the DAJ-
L Y PILOT. ..
And It'll be a blg break for yw, too,
even lf you've never been aboed a
board. Watch for SURFING 196&, a 16-
pege tabloid about IUrllng Ind the
ptOPle who mMI it~. .
36, of Co\"an Heights.
Neither man has yet been arrested.
according to Sgt. W. J. MJlford oC the
Los Angeles Police Department. He
said indictments also may be returned--
against others.
According to MiUord, the trio
operated a scheme that went like this :
Wood was Introduced to merchan·
dlse suppliers in Los· Angeles as the
son of a wealthy San Francisco in·
dustrialist. with SS0.000 in his pocket
to start a business.
Re and his two partners formed the
Norton Distributing Co. at 730 S.
Western in Los Angeles. usinit false
names. Wood's supposed alias was
Wesley Norton.
The men said they were buyini::
houseliold Items, cookware, TV sets
and other Items for a large. mid·
We«tern grocery store chain. The .
goods were to be used l.n connection
with a glve·away contest of tile chain.
The company obtained as much as •.ooo In merchandJse on :tO-day bill·
IQp. The Items -unpaid for -then
~ moved to warehouses In OranAe County. The trio began sellJng the
merchandise to distributors Jn the
area.
MllJord said the aDe1ted fraud opera·
Uon beg.nearly in 1987.
A court date tor Wood has not yrt
been scbeduJed. The Balboa resident
wa1 UMvlllable f• comment oo thr
charges.
Singles Club Ol('d
:
Planners Also Back Irvine Industry
With nary a ripple of protest,
Newport Beach p I a n n i n g com·
missioners Thursday night stamped
approval on two major J a n d
developments aimed &t more jobs and
hQusing.
Unanimously approved was a $12
mJllion apartment mecca for single,
well·heeled aduJts, to be known as the
Also passed unanimously was an
Newport Beach South Bay Club.
Jrvine Co. -application ot build an ln-
lrvine Co. application to build an in·
PhilcO\f'ord · Aeronutronic p I a n t ,
between MacArthw· Boulevard and
Jamboree Hoad.
The South Bay Club under terms or
its use permit will be built wi.tltin a
year on 14 acres of now empty -land
sJt.uated next lo Newport Harbor High
School.
Com.missioners worked well past
Sea Life Refuges
U1eir usual 11:30 p.m. cutoff point to
hammer out final details of the club's
construction.
They imposed 20 condi tions on
builde-rs R & B Development Co. of
Los Angeles. These included a stipula·
tion that outdoor recreation at the
mammoth apartment complex must
end at 10:30 p.m.
Parking spaces for 1,025 cars are
called for, with 325 spaces t.illotted for
compact cars.
The facility is expected to house as
many as 1,400 tenants who are able to
pay rents ranging from $170 for a
bachelor unit to $325 for two-bedroom
layouts.
None of the tenants may be married.
according to ~artmenl rules. The
developers noted that similar clubs
they've built elsewhere have met with
instant 6Uccess.
Bucket Brigade
Ban Now Law
By JEROME F. COLLI.NS
Of Ille Dilly l'Uol Slaff
The bucket brigades are now mak-
ing their Inst forays among the
tidepools or Corona dcl Mar and
LagUl'la Beach.
"i .-....ptember, they'll be banned.
Tba.1 wa.; assured Thursday when
Lt. Gov. Robert Finch signed into law
Assembly Bill 169. authored by
Assemblyman Robert E. Bad.ham (R·
Newport-Beach}.
The measure established the Oran~c
Coast's first marine Hfe refuges. mak·
ing it a mi sdemeanor tCJ remove or
de~troy tiny lidepool animals at three
locations. They arc:
-Corona del Mar between Cameo
Shores Drlve and Poppy Avenue, a
shoreline distance of 3,000 feet and
reaching seaward 700 feet.
-Laguna Beach belween McKnight
Drive and Myrtle Avenues. a distance
of 5.'125 feet and extending seaward
600 feet.
-South Laguna between Camel
Point and Table Roek drives. a dis-
tance of 2,700 feet. also extending
seaward 600 Ccet.
Finch's signing of the bill, 111tnes5ed
by Badham, climaxed ll year-long ef·
rort by the cities or Nc111X>rt and
l,aguna to preserve portions of the
rocky coastline as sanctuaries for sea
anemones, starfish, o c t u p u s e s •
mollusks and other small creatures
left exposed and helpless when the
tides recede.
Instrumental in the l'frort were
I.aguna Mayor Glenn Vedder and
Newport Vice Mayor Li n d s I e y
Parsons. Early last year the two
liiwmakers attempted to pus h through
•
municipal legislation establishing
marine refuges.
Vedder, who lives in a bcachfront
home. built up a voluminous file or
mat~rial to back up his claim that the
tidepools were being stripped clean by
students. tourists and "commercial in·
(SW REFUGE, Page %)
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What It's About:
Kids Move in as
Tide Moves Out
II you were a mollusk, it was a pret·
ty frightening scene.
Dozens of laughing youngsters
trooped down the pathway toward
Corona de! Mar's tidepools at the end
of }'oppy Street.
Most of Uiem carried buckets. some
had tiny cages. All or them were on u
field trip that would very likely leave
U1e tidepools devastated.
That is what it was like at low tide
this morning, and that's w h a t
Assemblyman Robert E. Badham's
marine refuge bill is all about.
Until the Jaw creating the ti~I
sanctuaries goes into effect'"'1"i'I Sep-
tember, it will be every sea anemone
for itself.
After September, the rule wil:L, be
look, but don't take .. Or kill.
Kathy Montgomery. 21-year-old
Pomona College co-ed. was collecting
(See TIDEPOOl.8, Page 2)
Planni ng Director Ernest Mayer.
J r.. told commissioner~ his ir.·
vestigation into the operation or South
Bay Clubs in the Los Angeles area
revealed no unusual police or parking
problems.
In other business. the Irvine Co.
hanclily won approval to develop an in·
dustrlal park within current city limits
under guidelines o( a Planned Com·
munity (PC) ordinance.
The PC zoning, only recently added
to U1e city's zone codes, calls for an
llN!a to develop under a single master
plan. It avoids the t rad i t i on a I ,
piecemeal growth or ;:..n area and
generally leads to better use of land,
uccording to lbe city staff.
A i.mall portion of the industrial
area will be dedicated to light com.
mercial use, the Irvi ne Co. plans
showed.
Hanoi Bids
For Full
Settlement
PARIS (UPl)-Hanoi today offered
to open talks on a Vietnam politiel!
settlement if the United States stops
all bombing and oth'er acts of war
against North Vietnam.
Nguyen Van Sao, a spokesman for
the North Vietnam delt'gation to Paris
talks with the United States. made the
offer in a statement to United Press International.
"IC the United States halts the bomb-
ing and other acts of war against the
north unconditionally, we will be ready
to discuss a political settlement for
Vietnam." he said.
This was the first time the Commu-
nists have come so close to saying
they are ready for full dnss Vietnam
peace talks In exchange for an uncon-
ditional bombing halt. Jn earlier state·
ments, they have said merely they
wouJd be willing lo discuss "other
matters of interest to both sides."
But Sao at the time rejected a U.S. suggestion In the talks here that North
Vietnam can get the bombing halt in
exchange for restoring a Demilitarized
Zone (DMZ) between North and South
Vietnam. ·
Bed Tax I ncrcase
Decision ~Ionday
Newporl B e a c h city councilmen
Monday night are expected to consider
action on an ihcrease in tbe city's
hotel and motel bed tax. The matter
was held over Crom the council's last
sessfon.
Municipal lawmakers Monday will
also review a proposed capital Im-
provement program for the 1968-69
financial year. the first step in the city
budget adoption process.
ONE OF THI ft.AST -·Pomona coed Kathy Mont-
gomery. 2l, pluc"'ls a mussel from Corona del Mar
Lidelands for aquatic biology" project, one of 20 !ihe
caugbl lhJs morning. State law starts 1n ·90 days
protecting tJdepools th Newport and Laguna lJeach
as marine pre1erves.
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~ DAIL V PILOT frl~, MlY 17, 1968
1-lar ho r Ila te -Dehat@d--------.;..Stodents
County Chamber Airs Dissolution Haa"fe
By JACK BROBACK
01 1M CHllY .. Jiit S left
The much-debated Orange County
Harbor District gvt another working
over Thursday by five pa11eli!ts speak·
fog before members of the county
Chamber of Commerce.
Billed as a meeting to "clarify the
present state of confusion over the
district'' the session hardly ac-
complished that.
But both sides on the issue oC
whether or not the district should be
dissolved !lad their say.
KeMeth Sampson. direct.or o f
harbors, beaches and parks for . the
county said the district "is a regular
county' department now, in effect. I
gel my orders from C o u n t Y
Adminis trative Officer R o b e r t
Thomas and the b o a r d of
supervisors."
Jack Galvin. a s s 1 s t a n t to
Assemblyman Jobn V. Briggs CR·
Fuu.toa) ......... 6111 SM dlltrlct ii
like any other county department wby
d~ the tax bill for the county1show
$1. 71 and the tax bill for the district 95
cents? Why a separate tax?"
Briggs has introduced a bill which
would dissolve the district and replace
tt with a regular county department of
harbors, beaches and parks.
Tbls follows a recommendation of
the Orange County League of Cities
which last mootb voted 24-0 for
dissoluUon or the district.
Mayor Dean Shull Jr. of La Habra
anct president of the league, em·
phasized that the league was not
sayin& that mopey could be saved at
present by dlssolving the dlstrict but
that "many inland cities and the
league thought that the tax dollar
spent for the district could be better
utilized by distribution over the whole
county." The league advocates one depart-
ment to handle all recreational ac·
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KENNEDY • • •
half the U. S. economic rate, he noted.
but mass-produced modular unUs can
be built ln factories for on-site in·
stallation. making construction an
assembly li ne process.
Medical and health costs Oie ex·
peeled to rise another 140 percent by
1975. continuing their upward spiral of
the past few years, he pred icted.
"That's going to be unsatisfactory,"
he said. adding that m o d e r n
tec hnology can be used to find new
and better ways of cutting health care
costs through a variety or ap-
plications.
Law enforcement can also benefit.
through computer-assisted command
and control systems, Kennedy added,
and other possibilities exist in educa-
tion. water and air pollution remedies.
"In aU of this.'' he said. ''the
government will have to ~ssist.''
LOCAL FASHJON
The assistance, however, should be
zpplied in a localized fashion instead
of being dispensed from Washington,
tradllional seal of U.S. power, Kenne-
dy said. Failure to link government and
private industry in a drive to better
America may virtually guarantee its
decline and collapse, he warned.
"I don 't care if we have 70 million
television sets," he said, turning to the
Foblem of r<.<:ial violence, "l care
what we're seeing on our television
sets. U I'm elected president, I'm
going lo change all that."
He said government should heir
make it advantageous for industry to
locate in areas hard-hit by joblessness.
thus elimlnating some of the root
source of cultural and individual
deprivation.
"I think what 1 man reallX want& ln
Amer.ca It a job. not a dole , ' Kennedy
told the lunch hour gathering, "let's
take men and women on welfare and
make them taxpayers."
The atatement brought b e a v y
cheers.
OUT OF WORK
He said 2.5 mmion people are out or
work, while two million jobs are va-
cant. partly due to economic develop·
ment in urban clusters instead of
&pre.adi!lg Into gmaller, private sec·
Lions of the nation.
Each American has a d e e P
responsibility to his fellow man an~ a
special obligation to the coming
generation. said the candidate most
Idolized by Americ<.n youth.
Question time brought the Inevitable
queries, a few from younger people
present, some of whom wore Jong
hair. semi-hippie dress and TRW
employe badges.
Kennedy had these opinions:
On refusal of milita1·y service on
moral grounds -Follow your con·
science , but manfully face your coun-
try's applicable Jaws which provide
for prosecution and imprisonment.
On the l8-year--0ld vote -Permit it.
On th& Middle East crisis and possi.
hie Russian intervention -America
has a commitment to Israel which
mu st be kept, but the ideal solution
will be mutual negotiation by the
hostile powers.
On his presidential quallficamms -
Personal Ideas on how Americt'S crit·
ical needi; can be eUectively and suc-
cesfully met.
On the Vietnam war -Let the Viet-
namese fight for themselves with U.S.
help; clean up the corrupt Saigon
regime : negotiate and form a govern-
ment which would include the National
Liberation Front <Viet Con&) but only
if they win demonstrable support o{
the people, then spend the $85 million-
per-day now going to the war on
domestic problems.
"Perhaps this is a worl d in which
children are t o r l u r e d , ' ' the
Di!mocratlc nomination-seeker said,
expanding on the Vietnam issue, "but
we can at least lessen the number of
tortured.''
Ile said the last three years In Viet·
nam have bee.n dls~trous and that the
American people want no more Viet-
nams in the future.
"When hlstory is written, I will have
to take my share of the blame for
what was done," he said concerning
his 1964 and 1965 Senate stands on
Vietnam.
He said America must solve its own
problems first, or even all o{ its
nuclea r arsenal and storehouse o[
napalm wUl never do anythlng to
achieve world peace.
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CROWDS. • •
tang Kennedy campaign soogs. as 1tJ.rrinC ma:rUal music boomed from
loudspeanu to herald bis arrival.
A few emp loyes watched h1>m
mulu.tory building rooftops a n d
others, unable to get away, could be
seen watch.Ing from behind the smok-
ed glass facades o{ surrounding or-
fices.
Attention eradually focUled toward
I le>1¥, roped and humanity·llned OCC'·
DAILY PILOT
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ridor, as the rumble ol police motorcy-
cle •~ filtered through the excited
throng.
Bobby's ent;y was a00cllma<:tlc.
SECURfl'Y POLICE
-Led by security police. Kennedy
materialized out of a hovering mob of
photographers and almost sauntered
I.ti> to the podium, appearing casually
neat in cray suit and bl~ shirt.
Then be amiled and the eyes of two
teenait 1tr11, hidden behind pink and
blue Unted Ben Franklin gl .. aes llaNed up.
"I touched him, I touched him,"
squealed one of 1hem 111 the late
preadent's younger brother made bu
wey b9ck to the wa1Una motorcade
afM' the IPffCb.
Hundreds ol bands reached and
plucked alon1 the way, hungry for a
toudl ot the RFK mystique, wt>.ttver
It Is that contributes to hi• dynmn1c
atyle.
Kennedy wa. almost pulled off tbt
podium one. and 11 be nMlde hit llow
mardl down tbe mobbed wltwa:r IU
Nevy blue, maroon ~-1•u;; ~entat •tripe tie WM aUpplaS at
tbt knot.
Lunch pepers and IOda pop con·
t.ln•a Utter.I the velftty If• and
the MMtor'• bllck and Whit• Sprlnaer Splo1el, Frtctlet, waited in tbe car.
Baaehall Unif orma
Di1tribution Set
Seeead, third and fourth ......,.. Ol
the a.w ArM Butball Prop'aln u.s.c • -.... t1"t ud *"' wUl l'IOllft ..... mdfCll'ml apt ....... .. ...,. latnQ at the c.ta .....
Pait lflndstand.
Zone one. Mes. Verde area. wilt
meet at 9 1.m.: zones two and three
of the Ovtc Center arta of Cotta Mesa
and the Eutal~or tM dtJ Nl*-
tln!y, wW mt1t at 11:30 a.m.
\ ... \
t1Yltlt1 ID the ~tJ-,.a; '"etwe and harbors.
The support ol the Orange County
Coast Association for the dlatrid u
now constituted was voiced by past
association president Selim "Bud"
Frank.Un of Costa Mesa.
"Ou.r association is oppoted to any
change unlesa an equal or better
substitute is offered," Franklin said.
.. None ha's been offered to. date.''
Tho board of supervisprs hM a com·
!Jlittee working on the future of the
harbor department and A d r i a n
Kuyper, county counsel and a member
of the committee, said a report would
be ready in two weelcs. ~ .
"We are studyi.ng the pros and cons
of the subject now,'' Kuyper sald. "It
is hard to determine what is the will of
the people."
He predlcted that the subject might
go to a vote of the people in November
iI the Briggs bill was so amended.
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REFUGE •••
terests,'' who went after starfish.
Parsons warned hls council col·
leagues that the 9>ron1 del Mar
Udepool area was l>elng transformed
"into our own Silent Spring."
UCI authorities supported the asaer-
tlons. But neither city was able to do
anything about it. Munlclpal legisla·
tion, the two councils learned, was
pre-empted by state jurisdiction over
the tidelands.·
Badh am, at the two cities' requests,
took up the battle on the state level.
After numerous hearings, his blll this
month finally cleared both the
Assemely and the Senat'e with little
opgosilion. Finch signed it Thursday in
the absence of Gov. Ronald Reagan,
who is on the non-eampalgn trail.
Badham said the law will go into ef·
feet 00 days after the clcse of the cur·
renl legislative session. That means,
he estimated, that signs will be posted
probably in September.
The measure allows students and
other amateur zoologist!, young and
old, to continue poking around and
peeking at the tiny tldepool animals,
but they won't be able to take them
home or back to class. Exceptions,
however, can be granted by the slate
Departme.nl of Fish and Game.
TIDEPOOLS. • •
a bucketfuJ of-muMels this morning.
She sald they were for an aquatic
biology class project.
She was asked what she thought or
the B~dham leglslaUon, which will ban
such coUcctiona In the future, without
special state penntaaion. "I think ifs
a good Idea,' lhe smiled. "I've col·
lected all I,need. rm satisfied."
1bere ~ about 21 mussels in the
bucket.
Laughing younptera began picking
up many or wMt were left. And three
more school buses rolled up.
wast on Ale11
But Tidal Wave
Doesn't Show
UCI students are voling today to
elect student body oUicers for nut tau. •
Post. trom ltudent bod)' pruldtnt
on down to 18 student Hnat.a •• to be Wled .
M06t interest centera on tbt race for
stodeDt body president. Tbert ve f oar cand.ldatea, all jun.Ion.
JI.a Farle7 la nmnln& on • plltform
of bulJdlnC a atudent community to
oV«come apathy, Some of btl aug•
ge$tions are rtlldence ball repreaen.
talion on 1 student councll, a matchinf
fund by tbe ueoclated ltuclenta to en·
courage clubs to tpODIOr events, and
an equal opportunities J19DoWn to aid
and attract to tbe ICbool minoritJ race
students.
Glen Prttzier wanll • ltudent
government thl:lt takes aa lntmst in
campus 11roblems that relate to the
outside world. He says the unlversity
exists to preserve Ute institutiOO&S of
soc i e l y. "And a qulck glance at
Irvine's student population will ~
firm that our 1odlty'1 m.utuuom ..
racist," ht eontenda.
Roa Rldele seeks the oftlct to lboW
that student money can be spent more
wisely. He ·argues that student bod1
fees are not speot on what ltudentt
want, and tberefcre procrams blrre
consistently lost money. Be adv«:ates
~polling ol students to determine bow
fees should be spent.
Bob Scllwartl alfees activiUes
studeDt.s have bought fw Uselr '21 fee
this year "stink." He says he will
survey 9ludentslo see what they think
should be done to improve UCl's SOciaI
life. He also promises not to issue
statements in the name of the studenta
about hJs per900al political beliefs.
$2 Million Cut
From U.S. Funds
To Desalt Pinnt
A cut or $2 million in the $3 million
federal budget request for preliminary
work on the $444 million 1funtington
Beach Bolsa Island nuclear power and
desalting plant was made Thursday by
the House Appropriations Committee.
But the reduction was min imized by
both Metropolitan Water Dlatrict and federal oHlcials.
Henry J. Mills, MWD general man·
ager, said "thls appears to be a rou-
tine adjustment in the timing of
federal contrib11tions for the. project.
"The overall contribution by tbe
federal government of m million still stands.·•
The Office of Saline Water bas
marked f57 million for the project
and the Atomic Energy Commission
$15 million.
An Office of Saline Water spokes-
man said Thursday that approval of
the •• million appropriatlon amounts
to "a strong expression of faith in the
project ln view of the fiscal restraints
oo the government this year."
Stanford Reunion
Corona del Mar •ttorney Carl
Kegley and realtor Tommy Thompson
headed for Stanford University today
for the 50th reunion of the Clue or
1918.
'IMPROP•lt SP•NDING' ...........
'ACTIVITIES STINK'.
l4lb Schwartz
'INSTITUTIONS RACIS,-.
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Jim Farley
View Site Hollles Planned
-Jet Views Unscheduled
AparbMnt builder .John Klug thinks
he can locate some new units on a
slope near Upper Newport Bay to save
the view for most of them.
But It's tbe view of low flying
airplan~ "practically scraping the
rooftops" whlle landing at Orange
County Airport that worries a resident
already lving in the neighborhood.
Carroll V. Foy, of '1Zr1 Golden Cir·
cle, told Newport Beach plannint com·
missioners Thu:nday night that six or
seven times a year. the winds shift
and planes must land from the north.
"Did you ever wake up In the middle
of the night with your wife screaming
and the llgtlts of one of those planes
coming in your bedroom?" demanded
Foy.
Commissioners, red.faced, admitted
they hadn't undergoM the experience.
though they conceded the Image was
terrlfylng enough.
"It's no joke," Foy assured them.
"How do they hope to rent
1partmeota there?" be asked. Developer Klug IOUght perm1ssion
to change the classification of acreage
near Golden Circle from unclassified
to R-4.
Commissioners indicated they were
Interested in seeing the neighborhood
develop with less density, and recom -
mended a possible R-3 zoning.
Klug finally was given a contioua11ce
on the zoning matter to June 6. He
said hls compall)''s prellmlnary plans
call for low rile, prde.n type
apartments.
Density of the proposed develop·
ment was left undetermined at the
commission meeting.
Laguna, Ne~rt
Mercy Run Saves
Life of Infant
Police from · Laguna Beach and
Newport Beach carried c.ut an inter-ci·
ty mercy run at daybreak this morn·
iog to deliver a critically needed piece
of equlpment to Hoag Memotial
Hospital.
A Hoag spokesman said an oxy,en
analyzer was transported Crom South
Coast Community Hospital in South
Laguna. Although Hoag has two, a
third m~hine was needed for tbe
birth of a premature baby.
The analyzer measures the percen·
tage or oxygen in isolette incubators.
and prevents possible eye damage of
the Infant from an oversupply of ox·
ygen. The baby was reported doing
well laler today.
Laguna Sgt. David Brown took tlle
instrument to the Corona del Mar city
limits about 6 a.m. Newport Officer
Albert D. Doum completed the second
leg of the run.
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TH U.S. Oout Gaard and lifeguard r departments went on mild alert Thur•·
day atooa the Orante Coast to prepare
for a po11ible tsunami -aeism ic wave
-aenerated Crom Japan's two big RAPPORT by DREXEL
earthquak~.
Some d.lslurbance wu note<! In
Hawaii. However, no change in the
level 'of the sea was reported along the
Southern Cilifornia coast.
In Newport Hwbor, the Coast Guard
cl&Um Point Divide and Cape Higgon
were d41patcbed to sea M 12:42 p.m., anct returned at 3:30 p.m.
Shipe at sea can ride out the seismic
waves without difficulty.
A Newport Beach 11 f e g u a r d
spokesman said the whereabouts ot all
penooael w11 verUled, "just in case
anythlns happened.''
T1UDmn11 are always • ponlbllity in
the wake of 111 earthquake anywhere
around the PacWc Ocean. Their ar·
rival t1me1 can be prtd..lcted, but their "
9'le and epeed are larttly un-pndlctablt.
Studebt Councils
Meet at UIM
Seventy-five student lqdera and 2S
advlaora from Sacramento to San Dteeo will converie on Corona de!
Mar hlP ICbool Saturda7 through
Mq • ror the M., ltat. cablntt
meetbar' Of tbt c.utonda AaodMJon ol Student Cou.Ddlt.
Pormtr O)Jmpo m.IJI ebmioa Billy
ll1lla will ......-. tbe ~ addreu Sa~. laDdlJ'• fll(1nd ll*ktr
wUl bl~ Joba VMCOa· c.llol (D-Sla JOll).
bl edditloa to dalb' IMIUnp. the ~ wOJ attend • beacb party,
tour the bay and hoid their annual
banquet-at the Balboa Pavilloo.
Otntr., chairman for t.be con.
feruc:e II ADCl,y fto!'t a eenJor at Cor •
oda del ... Web ~001.
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This hondsomo toble is unique in mony woys. ft features an efeqtint l:>ase thot is truly
en •Y• cotcher. 3~" gloss that is 66'' long. 33" wide.
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Gov. Rot
pad sho'1
from sw
Western c
in Honoh
be used I
sheet.
$10
Coon
Raist
Pay raise
would cost
requested of
day by Joh
Employes J
Previous!:
across the I
Cor county •
Personnel
said the ass
to about a J
fringe bene
Hart rec•
pay hike fo
workers wl1
1,000 to "co
County A<
ert E. Thon
Hart's reco
cost about
what I woul
visors."
~gu
For~
Pre-re gist
senior'S in f
Jege Distri•
way and s
~ill begin 1
Jack S. Rot
Schools v
held are
Mission V
Tt1stin higt
Applicati1
time sklde1
ferings will
libraries ar
Roper said
Classes s
l~e in MJ~
courses " quarter.
Anyone
dlebac.k nE
survey app
Roper urg1
Survey
available,
tv halls I:
Tustin aD
libraries •
Leisure W•
San Clem•
Tustin, an<
Leguna. ~
Fro.
1l WIS I
. to Mrs.
Ulu1 Mc
Shenna
Hurped
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Gov. Ronald Reagan's scratch
pad shows his doodles ranged
from surfing to skeletons at
Western Governor's Conference
in Honolulu. In fit of economy,
he used both sides on one pad
sheet.
$10 Million
County Pay
Raises Asked
Pay raises for county employes that
would cost "about $10 million" were
requested of county supervisors Thurs·
day by John Sawyer, Orange County
Employes Association manager.
Previously Sawyer had requested an
across the board 9.5 percent pay hike
for county workers.
Personnel Director William C. Hart
said the association's request amounts
to about a 19 percent wage hike when
Cringe benefits are added in.
Hart recommended a 5.5 percent
pay hike for most of the 6,400 county
workers with larger boosts for about
1,000 to "correct in~uities." County Administrative Offficer Rob-
ert E. Thomas said this morning.that
Hart's recommendation, which «iuld
cost about $3.3 million. is "About
what I would recommend to the super·
visors.''
~gistration Set
For Saddleback
Pre-registration of gr a d u a ti n g
seniors in five Saddleback Junior Col·
Jege District High schools is under
way and surveys for other students
wiU begin Wednesday, Superintendent
Jack S. Roper annoonced today.
Schools where registration is hieng
held are Foothill. Laguna Beach.
Mission Viejo, San Clemente and
Tustin highs.
Applications for full time and part
time swdents and a list of course of·
ferings will be available at dly halls,
libraries and chambers of commerce.
Roper said.
Classes st.art Sept. 23 at the new co•·
lege in Mission Viejo. Only fres~~an
courses will be offered the first
quarter.
Anyone wi.shing to attend Sad-
dleback next fall should complete a
su'tvey application as s~ as pos;sible,
Roper urged. Surv~y applications will b ~
available, beginning Wednesday at Cl·
ty halls in Laguna, San Cl~mente,
Tustin and San Juan Capistrano;
libraries at Dana Point. uaguna,
Leisure World, San Juan Capistrano,
San Clemente, South Laguna, and
Tustin, and chambers of com.mer~ in
Laguna, San Clemente, Uld Tustin.
Juicema11's
S~ezeLe~
To Suicide
WASHINGTrnf(UPl) -Tony Fran·
china's job ,ih-cb.icago did not pay
enough to cover the hospital bills wben
he got sick.
So he looked for a juJcema.n -
underworld p.arlance for someone who
lends money at illegally high intettst
rates -and wound up borrowing $300.
Jt meant 10 percent interest a week
on the unpaid ba.laooe. but Francbina
thought he could manage it. It was the
only way out. • .
· But he couldn't manage it, his wife
Dorothy told the · Senate S m a l t
B~ss Committee Thursday. And it
turned out the only way out was
something else.
"The first I knew about it was a
telephone call," she said. "They told
me to give him a messaige: 'Just tell
him he's behind.' ,
"Then he had to go into the hospital
and he told me I would have to make
the payments. I asked wby and he told
me I must or something might happen
-it was very complicated, he said. So
I took the money to the Vic Damone
Pizzeria."
It was not enough, she found out a
short while later when she opened the
door and found Tony on the steps.
"His face W&6 broken, he-needed 12
stitches in his face. You couJdn't
recognize his face. He had to go t-0 the
hospital again."
She went back t-0 the same pizzeria
with what payments she could
manage.
"1 got an offer to become a pro·
stitute to earn enough money to make
the payments. I told him &s long as I
had two hands I would never do that
for a living.
"Then one day at work I got a caH
and they told me I would have to make
a payment .ir I would never see my
boy again. I got money from my boss
and rushed to pay U1em. I asked the m
"where's my boy" and they said he
would be home when I got there."
Five-year-old Michael, she said, told
her two men had stopped and talked to
him.
'When it was all over, her husband
had paid more than $1000 for the $300
Joan -and Tony had put a bullet in
his chest.
"My husband finally killed hjmself
-the sickness, the money, it all led
up to it. I'm not a very brave perso11.
I'm not goi ng to say I'm not scare1!
and nervous -I am. But if a woman
ever had any hate in her heart, I have.
•'These people are worse than
animals. They kill and maim not •to
survive but for pleasure. They're only
brave and strong when they force
themselves on people who can't fight
back.
"I wish to God someone would do
something."
Festival of Ai·ts
·Attracts Crowds
To Irvine Campus
There will be big doings at UC
Irvine this weekend. A Festival of
Arts on Saturday and carnival on Sun·
day will draw hundreds of visitors to
the campus green.
Saturday events will appeal to the
culturally minded. Following a buffet
luncheon there will be two ''pops" con-
certs, several showings of an art film,
a play, an art show, a costume ex·
hibition, strolling comedy players and
the windup at 5 p.m. -a dance con-
cert.
General admission will cost $2.50
and luncheon from 11:30 a.m. until
2:30 p.m. $1.50. Proceeds will go
toward establishing a permanent art
collection for the UCJ Gallery.
Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. will
be family carnival day. It will be in
celebration of the University's cen-
tennial, so the carnj val is called
'·Antennial" after the campus anteat·
er mascot.
Visitors are encouraged to wear cos·
tumes of 1868, or dress like 1968.
There will be booths, concession~ and
competitions and a 4':30 p.m. barbecue
for $1.50.
Proceeds will be used for Unkamp,
a student operated summer camp for
needy children.
FrOln 1'1et .. na, Witll I.Ame
It was late. And to anyone else it was fusl a piece of cardboard. But
. to Mrs. J. W. Martin of Chattanooga, Tenn .. it "was the most btau·
W\11 Motber'• Day card 1n the world." It was mailed by "1my Pvt.
$\erman Martin on combat duty in Vietnam's central bigbJands.
Hurpedly acribbled on top ol a food ration box were the words
"Happy Mother's Day to the bekt in the world, and may you have
many more. Wut:l\'rU.e you soon.··
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Friday, Ma.y 17, 1968 DAILY PILOT :J
Reagan Raps Pla11
Berkeley fo Fete
Draft Protesters
From \Vlre Service~
BERKELEY University o C
California students pressed ahead with
plans to hold an anlidraft "Vietnam
commencement" program to d a y ,
despite stern warnings from Gov.
Rona.Id Reagan, who said the proposed
demonstration "would bol'der on the
obscene."
Campus draft opposition. cort\posed
Marine Mas~ot Dies
• of both students and faculty. said lhe ..
ce1·emony would be conducted on the
steps of Sproul Hall, where tl1e
Berkeley "Free Speech" movement
was born in 1964. Some 800 persons
were arrested In the continuing
demonstrations over the right or
Sergeant Reckless, mascot of the First Marine Division during the
Korean War. died Thursday at the age of 19. Although wounded
· twice, she made 51 trips through fire-swept terrain to deliver more
than 500 rounds of ammunition to the front.
Lung Transplant Patient
Recovering Satisfactorily
EDINBURGH, Scotland (UPI) -A
medical bulletin today said 15-year-old
.\lex Smith was recovering satisfac·
torily from a rare lung transplant
operation that offers hope for lung
cancer victims.
The boy underwent the surgery
Thursday at the Edinburgh Royal
Infirmru·y afler swallowing a quantity
of weed killer. He received the lung of
an 18-year-old girl not identified by
doctors. She died two hours before the
transplant.
The Smith boy is the youngest son in
a Scottish family of nine.
The dootors · involved declined to
hold a ne~ conference but daily
bulletins on Smith's progress were
promised. There has been criticism in
the British press and medical pro-
fession of publicity received by
surgeons who performed previous
transplants of hearts and kidneys,
The operation was said to be the
fourth attempted lung transplant in
tilt! world. The three other patients,
two in the United States and one in
Japan, died shortly after the opera·
lions.
If it succeeds , the operation could
become an acceptable last resort
treatm ent for lung cancer. often fatal
because of the difficulty of diagnosing
it before extensive lung damage has
already been done, medical observers
said.
Prof. K. W. Donald of Edinburgh
University said Smith's operation "in·
volved a pretty new procedure" but he
did not elaborate.
Violence Fanned
WASHINGTON (UPI) FBI direc·
tor J . Edgar Hoover sajd in con·
wessional testimony made public to-
day that some tense racial situations
last summer escalated into violence
after exhortation of crowds by Stokely
Carmichael and H. Rap Brown.
students to use obscenities.
More than 700 Cal students who
have refused military service will be
hailed at the drait o p p o s i t i o n
ceremony.
Regents earlier denied lhe Campus
Draft Opposition permission to hold a
ceremony in Berkeley's G reek
Theater. A San Francisco federal
court jud1:e upbeld that denial Thw·s·
day.
But Chancellor Ro ger B. Heyns had
already said he would allow a modi-
fied version of the ceremony on th~
steps of .Sproul Hall. the campus ad-
ministration building. "I think the
rally that we authorized is sufficiently
different to be within the law and the
regents' ruling,,; said Heyns.
Reagan said he hoped the regents.
meeting at Santa Barbara. would ask
University President Charles J. Hitch
and Chancellor Roger Heyns to cancel
the noon ceremony.
Upon his return to Sacramento from
a governors conference in Hawaii
Thursday night, Reagan warned that
unless regents acted to ca.11 off the
demonstration. "I will review my op-
tions for other action.''
"But I do not foresee that the regen·
"But I do not foresee that the re·
gents would abdicate their responsi·
bUity," added the governor. "Any affair such as this type is such
an affl'ont to every decent citizen that
1 have a hard time holding my temper,
even when I talk about it. There is
absolutely no justification for holding
it."
Noting American servicemen suf-
fered great loss of life in Vietnam
"during the longest and costliest war
in OW' history," Reagan said such a
demonstration would be considered
treason if the Uniloed States was undt•r
a formal declaration of war.
Moffiers Give
Their Milk
To Aid Baby
SPOKANE, Wash. IVPI) -Tiny
Richard Lee Madson needs mother's
mi:k lo survive. His mother simply
takes it out of the freezer, heats, and
serves.
Richard, now three months, was
seven pounds. 14 ounces at bil1h and
apparently normal and healthy.
it wasn't until she got him home
from the hospital that his mother,
Mrs. Lawrence E. Madson Jr.,
discovered her son could not drink
formula .
It was too late for Mrs. Madson to
breast-feed tile child.
"After I got him home from the
hospital, he started throwing up his
formula." she said_. ''We tried all kinds
of formulas and he couldn 't keep
anything down . Once he lost 12 ounces
in three hours.''
The Madsons took Richard to
University Hospital in Seattle April 4
after nothing else had wo,rlted and his
weight had dropped to j{tst over five
pounds.
''They had a recent case there with
a litUe girl who couldn't keep anything
down," Mrs. Madson said. "However,
she could take human milk. and they
decided to try that with Richard."
It worked.
Mothers from tJ1e Spokane areQ with
newborn, breast fed babies voltm·
leered to help supply Richard with the
life saving milk since be left the
hospital May 5.
Now. the Red Cross has arranged
for mother's mHk to be flown here
from a milk bank in San Bernardino,
one of two in the nation. The l>ank ob-
tains milk from mothers throughout
the Western states and distributes in
cases such as the Madsons.
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.(HICK IVERSON saved a retired couple
almost $68.50 cash ••• every month . /
This is not a ridiculous story ... read on.
When this man retired, he was driving a popular make
larger car. He couldn't afford to maintain the high cost
of his present car every month, yet he and his wife
needed transport~tion every day. He went to see Chick
Iverson about a smaller car ... a Volkswagen, and he
and his wife were amazed at the amount of cold cash
they could save every month. Chick Iverson showed
them that they could save approximately $68.50 a
month over a 5 year period. This comparison involved
substantial savings on purchase price, gasoline, insur-
ance, license plates, tires, interest on car payments, re-
pairs, and on and on. Not only could they n~ afford a
car, but they also saved enough to take some trips that
they hadn't planned on. Saving money is not ridiculous.
tf you would like to enjoy lnstanl Economy regardless of
your occupation, then call Chick Iverson on the Penin·
sula and get the full comparison-Free, of course.
Chick Iverson is the Harbor area's only Authorized
WI Dealer.
..., Authorized for your protection •
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• DAILY '1LOT F'rld1y, M1y 17, 1968
Dirksen's Son-in-law
Tennessee-GOP '3 @ader __iftacks Nixon ·
. ~.., .. ~ .......... ,
Pat Haverland, mother of three.
~nters her underground cofiin to-~ay for the second time in less th an p month in another attempt at stay·
tpg "buried alive,. for a world rec·
prd 75 days. Tbe ~year-old di·
worcee was buried eight feet deep in April 20· but had to come up 11
•ays later because of r~ po~son·
~g and carbon monoXtde poison·
Dtg. .. . .
:rroph1110htner Sutmine Fromm, re~
:re11nUng Callfomla"' tM lli" U.S.A.
H>agecm& in Miami Beach, poaea for
lc;ameramen aftn rec1fving the award 'for "B11t State Coatume" during the
;firlt round of the b10ut11 1%t1'ava·
'.i107WL Mil1 U.S.A .. 10ho toill go on to
:1he Miu UniHrH P~ecmC in Jul11. ;,om bf adectacf Saturda11.
l-• •• • •: Dorothy Wiiiiams, of Los Ange-
i1es, one of 123 persona on a three·
; bua caravan to the Poor People's
:,March on Wuhington, says 1he
;<couldn't convince her sis.year.old
:,on that they belonged then • .,I'm
not poor," 1aid young Cbriatopber.
when Mn. Wllllama awakened ~lm. ''I told blm. 'yu,you ue,
.too'," said bis mother, who ls on
!'l'ellef. ~· . ·. .: Jal'MI Campbell, of Los Ange·
:~es, went to the same school for
.. 40 ;ears. He never missed a day
: an be never entered late. Camp-
~.beU, now 65, said he will retire this
month as janitor of the Sheridan
Street School in East Los Angeles.
"You know, I have 400 days of sick
leave coming to me and I will have
to lose them now." Campbell said. . '
Progreu has c~ Co-the pear l
orchard$ of Oregon. Ont young >
man, who not long ago would have been known a$ a "smudge
... boy,,. recently told hi$ par ent.t
1 t ll at he u a "tech·nician in
charge of altering th e rm al
condition$.,.
<;. •
Blonde "Miss Oklahoma," Linda
Bertoni, 19, has been f1guring the
odds on capturing the Miss U.S.A.
.J.itle on Saturday. "Only one out
·of every 32 contests is won by a
blonde," Unda said. "That's a sla·
tistic. It makes me think I should
change."
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' Dy United Pren laternatlonaJ
Fonner Vice President Richard M.
Nixon 's presidential bandwagon was
mo\ling with new momentum today
following endorsement by S e n .
Howard Baker, favorite son leader of
the Tenneuee Republican convention
delegation .
Nixon, due for brief appearances in
Washington later today, received the
first dividends Crom T u e s d a y • s
Nebraska prtmary victory w h e n
Baker announced Thursday he found his views compatible with Nixon's goal or giving the poor "dignity and pride
instead oC doles and dependence."
Poor People Campaigners
Brace for Hectic Week end
WASHINGTON CAP) -Poor
People's Campaigners by the hundreds are pouring into the nation's capital
once again, setting the stage for a hec·
tic weekend that promises to give
campaign officials enormous housing
headaches before Monday.
The caravans that the Southern
Chriltian Leadership Conference field
staff orcanized around the country
Tornado Toll (
Climbs to 72 ,
Thousands Hurt
.By U1Ued Pre111Dterutloul
One ol hiatory'1 most destructive
series ol tornadoes -67 funnel clouds
in 11 states -today left in its wake
small mountain• ol rubble where
whole nelgbbomooda bad stood. At
leut 72 were killed and the injuries
numbered in the tbouaandl.
The twiltera ckilled into earth and
sawed ttrou&h communi.Ues Wed·
nelday night in Arkansas, Iowa,
IWno.is, Indiana, M 1 n n e s o t a ,
Wisconsin, Nebraska, Maaouri, Ohio,
Tennesaee and Misaiaaippl.
Worst hit waa Arkamaa with 44
deaths, 34 at Jonesboro alone - a
third of them children \lllder 10.
Seventeen persons died in Iowa, nine
In llllnols, two in Indiana and one in ·
Nebr.aska. Two otben died ol heart at·
tacks at Oelwein, Iowa alter being in·
jured.
There was no sure wa1 o t
estimaq the bomeln1.
Rescued Miners'
Only Wish Now
'To Return Home'
HOMINY FALLS, W. Va. (UPI) -
After 10 days of prayin1 for a miracle.
alx coal minera' only wish today war
to 10 home.
Doctors at Sacred Heart Hoapltn'
aa!d that, too, ml&ht be srented 10011
The mlnerl, part of a group of 2.
trapped May f when a wall of watei
broke through from an abandoned pi
into ttieir tunnti, were res~ed 1bun · day.
They bad been given up for dead 1
week •co when 15 other• crawled ou
of the ptt alive. Four ot.btt1 drowned
In the first ruah ol water. Their bodies
wtrt recovered.
0.1plte 10 days of living on UtUe but
brackJ1b mine water. the six were pro-
nounced in fairly good physical con·
dltlon.
weeks ago are convergin1 on "Resur·
recUon City, U. S. A.," which at this
stage of construction hasn't room for
them all.
Officials estimate they have housin1
ready for 700 persons in the pqwood
and plflstic shantytown in sight of the
Lincoln Memorial. '
Five hundred campalgnera, mostly
from Mlaiuippi and Allbema, are
livlng there now. and 1a£ •·
porarily placed 3otO more who arrived
Thunday from Olicago in Wublngton
churches.
Another 700 due to arrive today
Crom a caravan that bepn in Bolton
wU1 be housed in suburban Maryland
churches, officiall said. Thty aren't
yet sure where to aeod tbe 1,000
person1 set to arrive Saturday from a
Mldweatem caravan that :wu halted
for two days in Pittlburgh to l ain COD·
struction time.
And there is a group due in Sunday
from the South. ....
There are enough churcbe• to house
everyone temporarily, top 1 t a ff
members say. Tb• problem 'Wil1 be
getting them moved u rapidly as
po.ssible into th~p.
On top 0( all that, no one knows just
how many 1ympathetlc or curious
visitors, ataacted by U.1 week's news
storiea of the growinl d ty, 'Will flood
Into the area.
Heart Patient • Begins SeOO~
Week Recovery
BJ UllKM PHii hteniadoul
Everett C. 'lbonw, 47, beglnnl.ng bis
second week todly with a transplanted
heart, received a "good 1 u ck ' •
me11ai e cbalked on a board by
worker1 at a comtrudion site just
outaldt bia Boatton bolpltal window.
Franct'I tblrd helrt transplant pa·
Uent, FatlMr Jean.Maie Boulogne, S7.
received u eacourapna me11a1e of
another IClft,.-e ateedJ nacUna on his
thwnuo1Dlta. Boalop'1 temperature
roae to lM Ulf"I earUer ln the
week, but w• mnalnlna ate.lldy at 101
'hundaJ.
And 1n London, ala.tall at the Na·
'lonal HMrt HOIPltal aald Britaill'a
flrat heart trauplant p a t l e n t ,
Frederick Welt, 45, w111 be moved to a
pt1vltil ward u loon u lt la ready. A tumplut of another kind took
place 'lbundaJ tn Scotland. A 15-year·
old boy rectlTed a lUDI transplant
from an 18-ye1r-01d llrl ld F.dinburgb.
The operation was the fourth of its
kind in the world and the flrat in Bri·
lain. The recipient was reported ln
satisfactory condition.
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PARIS (UPI) -Mllitut
workers seized factories,
abut down newspapers and
closed the natioo's largest
airport today despite the
French government's warn·
lng It would crush attempts
lo spread ''anarchy."
The government called out
thousands of police to back
the warning.
The workers acted in
sympathy with agitating
Judy Seeks
$250,000
In Lawsuit
Singer Judy Gerliand ftled a
l250,<m bNladl ol contract
suit Thursday a g a l n s t
Madison Square Garden Inc.
growing out of a scheduied
booking last December.
Simultaneously, Group V
Ltd., headed tiY her fonner
husband, .. Sid Luft, flied suit
aizainst the Garden for ap· proximately ttie s a m e
amount. Group V hed ar·
ranged for her appear~e
at the Madison Square
Gjrden Center Dec. 31.
Jn her complaint, Miss
Garland said she was com-
pelled to perform last Dec.
28 without m e c h a n i c a 1
amplification or other sound
system assistance.
As a result. she asi<I. she
s t u d e n t s who bave
demonstrated for two weeks
over alleged a r c h a i c
university~ conditions and
what they contend was
police brutality.
Police guarded the Eillel
Tower and the Paris Opera
today after reports students
would try to occupy both
land.marks. The students
threatened to march on the
s t ate·run radio·t.elevision
complex and take over a
new "bourgeois" building
daily.
A strike spread' to the con-
trol tawei: ol Paris' Orly
Airport, Europe's second
buslest field. S t r a n d e d
traveler s were sent by train
lX> Brussels after flights
were cancelled.
Pellverers struck Paris'
morning n.ewspaper and one
of the largeat failed to
publish. All the factories of
the state-owned auto Hrm.
Renault, were seized by
worker.s along with an
aircraft plant in Nantes in
western Frat1ce.
· • F r e n c h m e n and
f" r e n c h w o men !" said
Premier Georges Pompidou
over n a t I o n a I television
Thursday night, "whatever
be your social preferences.
you must refuse anarchy.
The government will do its
duty. It asks your help.
.. Groups ci e n.tJ« g e d
!iltKlents plan a generaJized
disorder with an avowed
aim of destroying the nation
and the very basis of our
was "rendered sick, sore,==========
lame and disabled and was
compelled to seek medical
assistancP and was further
compelled to wbmit to
hospital confinement."
Court papers said that
because she was "physically
incapacitated" she w a s
prevented from completing
her professional engage·
ment in behalf of Group V.
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werkin9 e n eny new•p•p•r
In Oren9• Ceunty. Hi1 ••·
clu1i•• c ... •,•9• ef bHf·
int •114 yedrtin9 new1 is •
.. eily fH twr• ef th• DAILY
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lret\ society."
Pompidou was speaking
ror ~sident C b a r I e s de
Gaulle, who is oo a state
viall to Romania.
The 1tl.ldeots b e g a n
demonstrating two weeks
ago to ~otest what they
contend are a r c h a i c
teaching methods a n d
overcrowded classrooms.
Later they took to the
streets to protest alleged
police brutality in sup·
pressing t h e demonstra·
tions.
More than 1,500 students
and pclice have been ll\lured
in disorders, mostly on the
Paria Left Bank area, home
or the 700-year-old Sorbonne University.
LA Qes
To Appeal
Court Rule
WA SHINGTON <AP )
The Los Angeles Times ap·
pealed Thursday to the
Supreme Court to
reconsider its ruling that the
Times m ust give up three
San Bernardino ~wspapers
it bought in 1964.
The court issued no opi·
nion with its ruling April 22,
simply a f r i r m i n g the
decision of a federal judge
in California th~t the Times
must give up the mornini
Sun, the Evening Telegram
and the Sun<lay S u n ·
Tf>legram .
.Julian 0 . Von KaJioowsl<i.
the Times' attorney. said in
a petition for rehearing that
the case could have im·
mense implications for the
future shape of competition
in the newspaper industry.
Japan ~olt
Damage Hits
$Millions
TOYOSAKI, Japan (UPI)
-The earth went back to
sleep today in the cherry
blossom valley which bore
the brunt of the world's
most powerful earthquake
ir.. four years.
Occasionally the ground
j.!ave another of the scores
(If li~ht shudders that fol·
lowed Thursday's· q u a k e.
Farmers digging in the rub·
ble of 1,200 homes jerkE'd
up and moments later went
back to searching for their
treasures of yesterday.
Police said 41 p e r s o n s
were killed, eight w e r e
missing, and 246 suffered
injury in the big tremor that
rocked the northern end of
Honshu, 300 miles a b o v e
Tokyo, and the southern tip
of Hokkaido Island. Dam·
age was put unoffi cially at
hundreds of millions of dol ·
lars.
At the nearby U.S. Air
Force Base in Misawa, the
quake djd $10 million in
damage and caused minor
injury to 29 airmen and de-
pendents, military spokes·
men said. Some wives and
BEN RY'S
~-~~~---HESTAVHANT ~~~~~
children huddled under blan·
kets in their yards, too
a r r a i d of the secondary
' shocks to go back inside
their houses.
You are cordlallv invited to celebrate
•he
Frtll~v May 17, 1%8 DAIL V Pll01 .')
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Battleship Vietnam Bound
ABOARD THE BAT·
TLESHJP NEW JERSEY
(UPI) -The world's only
active battleship headed for
Norfolk today to get its big
guns stocked with am-
muntion before moving on Lo
Vietnam.
The 54,000-ton warship left
Philadelphia Thursday on
it!i four-day trip to the
\'1rginfa port. Tugs and
fireboats gave a farewell
i;alute to the reactivated
battle wagon as it cruised
down the Delaware river.
Three small boats Cjlr·
rying peace demonstrators
tried to approach the 883-
foot long ship as it pulled
away Crom the pier at the
Philadelphia Na'Val Base,
but Coast Guard and police
patrol boats quickly forced
the little boats away.
inch guns and ~ five-Inch
guns to give the United
States more firepower in the
offshore shelling of Vlei·
nam.
The 16-inch guns can hurl
shells more than ~ mile!\
and can shatter reinforced
concrete 30 feet thick.
After takinit aboard am ·
munition at Norfolk. the
New Jersey will put to sea
May 22 for three days of
calibrated armament tests
before salling for ~ietnam .
The battleship, launched
in 1~. saw action in World
Warn:Vd in the Korean conflict and was overhauled
for the Vietnam war at a
cost or $21.5 millaon, It has a
·top speed of 34 knots.
The New Jersey carries a
crew of 70 officers' and l,'°"
enlisted men, about half th11
number of its World War I (
complement because Its an•
tiaircraft guns anrt an·
'tisubmarine equipment hav e
been dismantled.
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ass1irned to the U. S.
Seventh Fleet, has nine 16·
U.S. Denies
Story About
Pueblo Crew
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Almost three months ~fter
th.-North Korean seizure of
the USS Pueblo, the United
SlatPs says no agreement is
nrar on the release of the
ship's 82 crew members.
ThP S I a I e Department
denied a published report
Hiat the llniled States and
North Korea were near ac·
cord on release of the
Americans.
U. S. officials sajd there
had been no gains in talks at
Panmunjom about the fate
of the Pueblo's crewmen.
The Washington Post, in a
rtispa·tch from Seoul, said to·
day the lwo countries "are
close to an agreement for
the release of the 82
crewmen." I
' NIGHT •nd DAY SERVICE
9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.-SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
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S IXT EEN TH A NN l¥ERSARY
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Scientists measured the
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Across the valley of rup·
tured roads :ind twisted
railroad t r a c k s, firemen
Jajd the dead alongside the
uninjured in a refugee cen-
ter. lt is Buddhist custom
' to set food at the head of
the dead.
In the case or a child it
was a single half pint of
milk.
Incense burned, making
frte air sickJy sweet. Out-1
si de the wobbly w o o d e n
building. U.S. airmen from I
the base distributed w11ter
and blankets. In Tokyo. Em·
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pre-quake plans to visit this
cherry valley to see the
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i..OS ANGELES (AP) -
$5,000 cootribotion by the
lited Auto Workers Union
eans 44 persons l e f t
hind Wednu<lay OD the
>0r Peop~'s March will
t to ao, a union offic(al
ys.
Thousands Flee_,
BUt Wave Flops
Paul Schrade. the uniop's
gionaJ director, said the
oney will permit the
onsorlng Southern Chris-
tn Leadership Coo!erence
charter af¥)ther bus.
CSESCENT CITY <AP \
-Authorities here ordered
evacuation of the downtown
area Thursday following a
precautionary alert for a
seismic sea wave which
didn't materialize.
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COSTA MESA
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Sheriff Thomas Lawry
and .Del Norte County Civil
Defense Director B i l 1
Parker received notice at
U :o.5 a.m. of a possible tidal
wtve as a result of an earth·
quake near Japan.
With the estimated time of
arrival set for 1:20 p.m. the
two officials gave t h e
rvacuatlon order &hortli
arter noon. )
Within ~ m i n u t e s •
townspeople had left a 28·
block area which had ~en
devastated by a huge' tidsl
w;1ve in March. l964, alter
the Ala.ska earthquaJce.
Four tiersoos died in that
disaster.
Some 2.500 residents and
business people went nine
miles inland to Jedediah
Smith State Forest.
They were joined by
otbers as beaches in the
county also were cleared.
Police patrolled the vacated
area.
The all clear was soundi>d
at 3:~ p.m.
The alert covered the
coast from Crescent C1tv
down to La JolJa. -
But there was no ab·
normal tldal action.
11-nation
Satellite
In Orbit
VA N D ENBERG AFB
CUPI) -Erso Il, the In-'
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the stamps of 11 nations, to-
day circled the e a r t h
awaiting orden to probe' the
mysteries of solar and cos-
mic radiation.
"Everything looks good.''
said a spokesman for the -
National ,Aeronautics and
S p a c e A d m inistration
following the launch Thurs-
day night.
The federal space agency
supplied the Scout booster arid launch facilities for the
satellite developed by the 10-
nation Europun S p a c e
Research Organization.
The 180-pound, cylindrical
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tical polar orbit conducting
seven experiments to in·
vestigate electromagnetic
radiation from the sun and
the makeup of c~mic rays.
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For hone-lovers there's only one
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'l'be Plaza iD Rancho California.. Pre·
aeMed by La Taenda de lot Caballos.
Tbe Plaza's complete Wcstem abop, an
equestrian fashion show will feature ap-
parel. saddle ry, boots, tad:, everything
for the complete horseman.
As added excitement, The Plaza will
ptttent 1 cutting horse demonstration
with winners receiving points toward the
championship of the National Oltting
Honl8 AllOdatioll. u )oa'd Im IOIDe boney actioll of
'1f1C °"'moo. from a ltliD& of ttdl
poaiel -tlQllor'e llacho Callfomia'• ... ad mfet ol bridle mils. If you
~to ... tbs honepowcr under
ihe hood Of. ~ car, cfrop by at the
Vllilm'• Ceaierm The Plaza ud we'1l
UNCBO CBURJBNm
lo tb-••h R ..,..1.-"""'"" c.utoniu.. 11.-.,. 111 --... ..... map a CIOUl'IC r you ~.,..... 1 .... 1.IU '""'• f lMhn, •••ry l1r111 .. ·~MMt••"4 .... California's vast empire of farm$. tl'lor• ""'...., "°"'",_ 11w-•• ,,_.-...--. ou~bttd ho~ ranches. da~iry fa s, ~'~~~ '7 O!°~C:::,,':!:~=, r~-:
C ds -at' land c C~ht•n •"4 Mau o 1tu111 C.-,.~a ~~ or 11 , ....... ion s -~" ,., ,...,flf,,.,,,1 •• w,. r .. a <:-tr., • aitn. . ' """c-.,.,,,,,
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CAIPIT -uc to Attack Urban IDs II SOFAS St".
Uoa." pus prosrama for hlrln1
Dlinority lfOups. T h e
C90rdinator ai.o will look
fcw waya to provide job
trainin1 for teen-ag•n and
the bard core unemployed.
SANTA BARBARA (UPI)
-The resourcet of tbe n.lne-
eampua U a l • e r 1 it y of
Calllornla system will be
mobilized for an attack on
America's urban problems
starting in the 1989-'To ICbool
year. President Charles J.
HJtcb said ~y.
Hitch announced Thurs-
day tbat Jl millloa bl new
revenue from student fees
would be turned over to the
utiivenity's educational op-
portunity program, doubling
the amount now available JIS l!!!!Jl!!!J!ll!!!J!ll'r!!!Cl!-~ca..~•~•!!•!!!l!!-.Y!!!!!;•!:.!·"'!!!.! ... ~•!!ll'lll!!!!!IM:!!!U~Wt~'1&!£!!0T.
Subpoena
Bid Fails
BURNEY I U P I )
Sheriff's deputies f ~ i 1 e d
Thursday in an attempt to
serve a subpoena oo Clinton
C. Wheat. an ex-convict
wanted by New Orleans
authorities to testily in their
investigation i n t o the
assassination ol President
Kennedy.
The deputies. actlne on a
tip received by an operator
of a Burney radio station. journeyed to an isolated
cabin deep in the Northern
CaWornia mountains where
Wheat was reported to be
living.
They found a woman who
idemified herself as Wheat's
wife. but she said her hus-
band left the cabin on foot
without luggage about a
week ago. A search of the
area near ~ cabin turned
up no trace of Wbnt.
"We need to be blunt and
direct," Hltch said in an ad·
dress to the university's
Board of Regents. "OUT na-
tion. our state and OUT cities
are in the mp of a crl&is. Tl
1s a,, moral. economic and
racial cri~s. rt is alao an
educational crises."
Hitch said be , envisions
university action in three
main areas -research,
public service and educa-
tion. He alao diaclosed that
an inventory is under way of
research activities n o w
directed at such \U'ban
iasues as finances, ad-
ministration. w e 1 f a r e .
transportation. police and
schools.
Hitch said that some new
research projects in the
urban affairs area will be
proposed for the 19611-M
fiscal year. but that the full
impact will come in the
1969-70 budget.
He cited the partnership
of UC's agricultural ex-
tension program w l t h
Califorina ~cultin as an example of 'the potent link
bdween scholar l y
knowledge and practical ac·
for diladvantaged students.
Other immediate slept to
be taken, Hitch said, will be
renewed effort.a to train
t.eacben for elementary and
high achools ln the core
areas of cities. and to step
up m i n o r I t y group
enrollments in g r a d u a t e
schools. .
Hitch said an employment
coordinator working directly
with· him will promote cam-
Judge Hits
Drug Law
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
Los Angeles C o u n t y
Superi<W Court judge said
Thursday that the state's
penalty for possession of
rrwijuana is too harsh.
Judge Arthur Alarcon ap-
pealed to the Sena t e
Judiciary t.ommittee for
p816age of a measure by
Aaemblyman W. Craig B~
d le , (R·Riverside), to
penajt judges to levy a
le5Sel' penalty.
Senate Campaign
Health, War State Issues
From· Wlre Servleet for delivery at San Jose large-scale peace cJn·
State College, Cranston said ference emerges with all
1! would be a mistake to escalate the fightiilg in Indo-Asian natl01'16 invited. "Of
China il the present peace course,·· this would include
talks bog down. Communist China. he said,
although q u e s t I o n i n g ··u we lose our temper or whether that nation would
Smart girt,
sm.,!f' guy.
SmartbUy.
SUNNY
BROOK
$399
A call for nelahborhood
health centers and ao ap·
peal for the United States to
withdraw from V 1 e t n a m
hlghllght.ed today's cam-
paign speecbet of t h e
Democratic contenders for
the nomination for the U.S.
Senate.
strike ou t in a n g e r . ' ' participate. Cranston said, "we risk full __________ _:__ ___________________ _
The poor march o n
Wasllington and the Paris
peace talks were the main
points discusaed by the
Republican rivals.
ln Sacramento, State Se!!.
Al6cay C. Bellenloo. a
Democrat, propoHd 3l a
meeting of 2>-$0 Oub a na-
tionwide proiram to provide
immediate treatmtnt for
sick persons in their own
neighborhoods.
His plan would est.ibl.ish:
-Health centers in every
neighborhood staffed b y
doctors, nurses and techni·
clans to give a patient one
convenient location . t o
r e c e i v e comprehensive
care.
-Regional gener&l
hospitals of 300 to 500 beds
offering a complete range of
tecbDica1 facilities n o t
available at the majority of
smaller hospitals.
-At least one big medical center and acbool in each
popullltion c e n l e r lo
c o o r d i n a t e m e dical
reseazoch.
Beilenson said most of the
new facilities would be
financed by funds from
private medical insurance.
Another Democratic con·
tender. Alan Cranston, to·
day said the Ullited St11tes
should withdraw from Viet·
oam. and turn the war over
to an American-equi!'ped
South Vietnamese army
In an address prepared
scale land war in Asia and
with China and the Soviet
Union. The C om m u n i s t
camp can overwhelm us in
manpower and match us in
weapons an the way."
He said the United States
should lauocb a five-point
progrirm baMd on the idea
that the South• Vietnamese
should shoulder most of the
burden.
In Santa B&rbara Thurs·
day, Republican Max Raf-
ferty saJd he doesn't believe
the nation's impoverished
will be helped by the Poor
P e o p I e ' s March on
Washington, D.C.
He ""H.ld the legislative
process, )t o t demonstra·
tions. is the way to get laws
changed.
He told the Channel City
Club. "We m~ try our best
to get full employment in
tbe ghettos and slums. If we
do this demonstrations will
be unnecessary.·'
Meanwhile the man whose
9e11ate seat they are seek·
ing, Thomas H. Kuchel, said
he hopes the Vietnam peace
talks will lead to full-scale
negotiations involving all
Asian n a t i o n s , including
Communist China.
The assistant Republican
lezder in the Senate made
the statement Thursday in a
speech to 400 members of
the San Diego Rotary Club.
Throughout this w e e k .
Kuchel has said be hopes a
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TAlllt • ltlOOIN -M11Y .. J-~all (~..,_I) Al'911 T.W, H. OI 14111111"""1 IMcll, NaMY fm I VS Wlllla111 0 . LIWI Measure Defeate-a
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it. ~n1um. 21. ot c.11 Mele, •• ,... "~~~ u,.,_ ~ .,___ .. Senate bill deal-ed to Committee members ·-•d ROMmari. L-»a. 21, o4 El Moftlt. 111.....,.11 •• ........ • v -...
SCHOONOVER • GUIER -MIY '· llnk•lllU 1-t • r e s t r a j n c 0 D\ mWlilt Thursday the bill was too
HoVf C. k~. "· end Mary f'i I' II k 11. L• O..ber, '1. bolfl ot C.t• "'-· re ..,. • spea era Oft COuw&e cam· vague to be a gOOd law.
DOLAN • FISCHER -,,,.., •· Ja,,_ puses bu met defeat ~ the The bill was introduced by M~ Do .... , 10, Of HUllll"'loft 1Mc11. """ c.,,,.,1 ... ei.1ne Flldltr. s.e1 ._ A 11 r e m b I y C r 1 m n a I Sen. James E. Whet.more II, of Analltl,,.. J:.. P.ITI. Tll</ncllY. wr llrt, lav ( R La H b ) lt 1
LA 8.AllRE • WlllGHT _ Mfy t, Lore" Boullllerd Mid kn Oleeo F....Wav • 8 il'a • WOU d
It l..alarre, 31. •NI Ma•ce1i. l •·M "·"'·· cer fire, wn oi..o Fr... have made it a misde· W lthl 41 bofll of c w•v ...., Hltllwav n r • • 411• Mew. W111W11Mtw Brush Fir" e meanor (or a person to ad·
ROSENBALM • 1vv -Mav 10. Je<rv vocate communism 1n situa-1.." lt-nbalm. 2'. o1 HU1111"91of\ 12::,.:~"';,_r"or'ldn. "'Kue. 137$1 Ed· !:~.:.':r&allv Cl'lertn ... hr;. 11."' l.. 'm.. rucu.. n.2 Wveml.... Under ContrAI lions that could 1 e a d
H.41to11t • MOR11ow -May 10. Kori ""1 > u stu4enl.s t'O attempt the il·
Cralv Harder. ,,, •"" lrtl'Cll G. """''"'""' •·~ legal overthrow of t h e Morrow, 22. both ot Wnlmlnslor. 1 U 1.m. ThVrMln. lire lnvtsllH· aOOTH • GRAHAM -May to. Mvi.. llM • .a10 Shelln or1.. • ORANGE - A 15-acre government. J•..-.. 1ooi11. tL and 01_ JN• 1 ~ 1.m. mc«1101 11d. 1tn1 aut111rd b fire Assemblyman John J .' Graham. II, Miii o1 HUITflnt!on SI. rush and gl'UI Deat ,_,,, c.11 Mesa E9St aiapmao Avenue and ~lier, CD·Berkeley), ob· ~=. M. :!!!! .;; ..:'Jo.~ '':' .. :·r;;i;..dr~,:·;;ui:r .. o"~~·1r· the El Modena Grede was Je<:ted thet it would be dif·
Je'L:.r.o:-~~:':'."~ Ma~i. 11:4 un.. tats. alarm. He--' controlled 'lburldey night ficuJt to prove that a
111c1ta,. L Jt1N-. u. .-OowMv. 8""1ev•rd anc1 t7111 s''"' by 150 me11. speaker's advocacy of com· :,n:.,..=:. JNn "-"· ''· Of 1':1~·m,:~~-·1 mlsllkt. "" ,.,.... Tbe Ol"aoge County Fire munism led to violence.
CL.Allie • HAlll'Ell -,,..., 11. 0....... 3·°' '·"'·• 1•1 .. alarm. laker s ireei De ........... ent .,,.;d the blaze Harold Heinley, the state P. Clartl, 33. -W.0-Atin .,,., Grace l-_. Wll ....
Ha,,..,., :n. 11o111 ., H .... 11,,.ton ... ch. NtwPtr1 1eec11 earlier bad t b r e a t e n e d c o m m a n d e r of the Mf1.oJ~El: Mc~~e~!;~~ F-;n~~ 6'~·~eJ.!:trM1:1~/1" lnvestitallM. homes in the Cowan Heights American Legion, UJ'ged tne
valley, •"" Linda o . MacDonald. "· 1:s• P.m . fire tnves11ta11o11. 121 v11 .u-ea but a gusty wind died committee to help keep
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548-3493 ee'J'rct~~u -M•v 11, wmram •. rr·~~~~. """ 11re. "°"" w "' down and relieved th e communists from college
Currv ae~1co. 33. ot l°"9 Buch. _ ___'.•~·~•r:'._1..!."~"~'""~' -----~-~~~~ge~r~·---------~c~a~m~p~u~s~e:s.:.. -------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!'J!I ll'd 81rbar1 """ Tiber, 2f, ol HU"• ll~":~0". a:&>11e -MIV 11, Lerrv 4'
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EL TORO -The Far w e s t e r n Championship
Rodeo gets under way
tonight at 8 o'clock at the ~arine Corps Air Station1
here, as many of the na·
tion's finest profeseional
rodeo circuit riders vie for
over $5,000 ID prize money .
Subsequent performances
will be held at 2 p.m. Satur·
day and Sunday. Even'U will
incl~ bareback and saddle
bronc riding, brabma bull
riding, calf and team ropLig,
steer wrestling and girls'
barrel racing.
Admission is Sl f o r
children under 12. $1.50 for
seviC6Dlen and 12.50 for the
general public.
Mexicans
Visit Ranch
lRVINE -Mexican agrl·
buslness leaders from the
San Luis Valley will t>e1 special gue1ta here Satur·
day for a meetin& tad tour
of the Irvine Rancb.
Allo attendlJlC will be
repre1....Uvt1 of 20
Calif onda f' aoO coucvatibll
cttWicts from Secramen•
to the Me:idcan bor'der ~
omclal1 of bott1 Federal and
State COl'IMl'\llttOO a1enc:les .
Mffdng at the Rt.vere
House in TIJrtin. the aroup
will view a slide presen-
tation on Jrvfne Cornpany
operMiOM from aarlculture
to .Lndui&try before towi~
the ruc:ti ~ bu1 .
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Safety Worries
Boctt B11ilders
f hl' Boa11n;: I n du ' 1 ~'
A )SOClallon h;h arrare111
u n d" re I 1 ma•td hnJ!
manuf,H·t11rer> " " n r f' 1 n
w1lh safe!\ acl'<>n~1n: '"
Onnald I Rl"f'rl ~I\ m.lnJ
ger ol t>mune<'nni:
Race Won
By Sirenc
Ed R1e~en'i; SI re n I' •
reJX"esentlng the sponsoring
Shark Island Yadlt Cluh
was the winner I a s t
weekend o( SIYC's 8th an
nual Predicted Log Race
It wai; thl'l first ra<:e fnr
Riesen 1n about 15 years. Ht>
navigate<! S1rene over t.ht>
26-m ile coursP b e I we e. n
Newport Beach and Lon~
Beactl WJfh a total mor of
731 perc('nt.
Second place in Class A
went to Austin Porter of
Windjammer Yacht Cluh in
Auiooa.n with an error or
1.65.1. Jack Caraco or Hun-
tlnglon Harbour Yacht Cluh
was tttlrd In Happy Days II
with an error of 2.08.1. and
Frank Severy o{ SJYC was
fourth in Silk Hat with an
error of 2. \R.l
The ClaM S winners
werP ( ll PoJoo.acf'. .J. L.
Masoo. HHYC. l .977; (2)
Lady Catherine, W a r d
Watson, SlYC. 3046; t3\
\arona. Howard Salveter. LBYC. '16.52: (4) Grea•
Scott. Jack PeSSls, DRYC.
1825.
l\rrrl ~aid rhe assoc1at1on
\\ 1• 100 c.'nn ervatJve when
· "~tunart>d th<Jt hall the
I ~~ moJPI smaJI boats
u. .1u!t1 rnrn a BIA certllica·
1 11n tac • Ruthi now, 11
n,,.._, mnrr !Jkl' i~ percent."
)'h' -:11d'
!Ir nM1'd th at the bOats o(
In firm~ haH' already pas~·
pd thr r1Ji!,1d <;afety tn·
,fl('<;tion~. conducted b~ an
independent trst1ni: hrm
And v.e1r q•rv close to
1·('rt1fr1ni: th<' boat~ ol ntnr
othrr firm,.," Rred added
!IP ~aro thr fo\l ou. int:
boats hbd already he.-n
g r a n t e ct certification .
Lar~on. MFG, Crestlmer,
Cruisers. In<:,. Slick Crall. r.r1rro • Craft . J oh n so n.
Ev i nr u rle , Glastron,
Chrysler. Thompson Bros .
W1nnet. ~leury. Glai;spar.
KmAhsher and R 1 v 1 e r a
Cruisers. Well rm thetr wa~
to c e rt i r 1 c-a l 1 o n are.
Starc ra(1 , Sea·Ray,
Fabn~la.~. Aluma Craft,
\ e ro·Craft. Glassmaster.
Duo, Corret•I Craft and
Montgomery Ward.
Reed sajd the boat!\ arP
inspected for compliance
with applicable federal re-
'luirements for navigation
lights. c.'ompartm~nt ven·
lllation and ht dlf1re name
<'Ontrol. plus BIA standards
fllr loact and horsepower
rapacity. r Io t a I io n ven-
11lat1nn and fuel a nd steer·
miz i;vstems. The BIA vPn
ltlation ~landarct exreeds
the (ederal requirement!', hP
explained.
Every boat under 2:1 frrt
Ion~ in the manufacturer's
line must ptss inspection
before any are ce1tified, and
mid -year models are in·
spected before they are in·
lroduced.
''The boats are inspected
with their standard, factory-
installed e q u i p m e n t .
Obviously, if the boat is an
011tboar<I it won't have a
hackflre name c o n t r o I .
L1kew1se. a smull car·tllp
hoat probably wouldn't be
PflUlpped with \Jghls. steer·
inst or (uel 11ystems. Thus
the language on t h e
cetiflcati<m plale<; varie'i
from model to model," Reed
observed.
Long Beach to Malibu
In Racing
Denied
Ml o\M1 Thunderbird
Produru. traditionally the
largest entrant In world
x ean powerboat r a c i n i.
fleets. squtlched rumors
that its pending sate to the
A~soc1ated Oil & Gas Co. or
•:::oral Gables. Fla.. ~uld.
rorce a cutback in its racing
pr<>gram by announci~g the
entry or four revolutionary
;n.foot t'ormula hulls in the
Bahamas 500 in June.
The cralt were designed
b\· the .ltm Wvnne·J ohn GUI
team and are expected to
have a few new wrinkles
that haven't been seen
before, according to Dick
Genth, p r e s i d e n t or
Thunderbird.
The tall. blond chief of one
of the world 's l a r g e s t
pleasure b o a t manufac·
turers "'i ll drive one or the
ooals. a 70 mph bomb
powered by a pair or. hot
new MerCru1ser engines.
l.oolher will he piloted by
Rahamas oHshore ace Willie
Meyers. The rate of the
third and founh boats i~
unknown at the present
~ince they were butll for
fl)rmer owner~ Mer r I ck
Lewi~ and Bob Rodman.
Genth sajd that drivers for
the two remaining boats will
be announced soon.
Biggest of any of its
rpesent line or pleasure
boats will! the exception of
their :\4 and 40 foot Drift-R-
Cruz h o u s t' h o a t s , the
Formula 322s will b e.
marketed in e x p r e s s
cruiser, hard top. a n d
present line nf pleasure I
consumer market, Gentb
said. t
rastlr Jordan, the presi·
dent of Associated Oil &
Gas, .said that ocean racing
commitments here in the
St.ales will be honored by
Thunderbird. "The company
certainly has gained in-
ternational fame through its
ocean racing programs and
we see no reason to argue
with success at the present
time.•· Jordan said.
The company's craft have
~otten off lo a good start in
offshore competition this
year with its Thunderbtrd-
Formulas winning both the
first of the new "Rum Run"
seT\es in Ca.Ufornla and the
Houston, Texas C h a n n I! I
Derby.
N ordskog in RUm Run II
LONG BEACH. Callf. -
Bnh Nordsko~ of Van u "·
will be at the wheel of his
own 2 8 -r 0 0 t Thttnderbirrl
"llol(l{'at1st" rn Rum Run ti
May 25 from Long Beach t1'
Malibu and back, it was an·
nounced today by t h e
"poosoring Paci!ic Off11hore
Power Boat Racin11 Assn.
With M1ami's Bob Rod·
man dr1vinl'! b Pc a u s e
~ordskog "'as recovering
from injuries ~ustained in
an rarlier race. Holocaust
won the firi;t rare or lhe
ye ar for the high-powered
ocean-go1n~ craft I a s t
March, The boat 1s powererl
hy twin 436·cub1c i. n c h
Nordskoiz Manne engines.
Thi M·naut1cal m 11 e
cruise for three classes of
boats will began al JO· 15
a.m nff Belmont Shores and
Is expected to take a htlle
over two hours of water·
churning alonit the coast to
Malibu and back for the
swiftest entrants.
Presentation o( t h e
Nordskog Perpetual Trophy
-an antique brass spittoon
mounted on a weathered
rum .keg -and class prizes
will highlight a post-race
social at Long Beach Yacht
Club.
Calif o~nia Legislature in Action
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LEGAL NOTICE
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war and no quart.er given!''
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On MAY f, 19'1, botofe ma, • NOlerv butl-u-!he firm ,..,,,. fl# C. •·
Put>llc In •nd for '""' Sl11t, -SONlly OESIGN tf l.a'2 0 H•r-Strftf, Senft LEGAL NOTICE
tooeend Wlllltm J. W•rd known to ma"' All6. Colllotnlo, WH dluo!Yed ., OI mlcl-1--------------
be Ille H '10ft wtlcltt ,..,,,. la subscribed n'911t. Aprll 2tltl, lt61. Thet 1"9ret tter, ,.._..
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Drag ooat racing at Ski-
Land nea r Rh1erside Sunday
will fea ture Larr y
Schwabenland of Fresno
driving G a r y Bingham's
Climax . a 1.500 honepower
blown fuel Chrysler powered
Super-Sanger Hydro.
M•v 10, 17, 7•. Jt, IHI 11 ••UM 11,...1, ~:,: •• ~ndwl~·lactt of mldeflce .,. ••
fam e by driving another LEGAL NOTICE ';.-~·.~. ct1tt.wi. ,,.., oa11H AL ,..u .. us ft 190 'J ho H Tth (7l•I •7'-Mft SldMY Weinberg, "60.1 Arbor ltoed, era l1ll es per ur. e MOTICI 0, TRUS'Tll'S SAi.i Publts/lfd ()( ..... Co.ti O•llV Pllol. LO:r.!t'~~e:.;::c:r~ Ocffn ....... .,... is out this weekend to prove .... ,t.,.,. Moy io. 11. 2•. Jr. IHI 11'-'ll sur 11etc11. c111tornl•
the feat was no fluke. c~oN~~~ t.!:>11T'C:oE ''sE~~°:°cEA·~· LEGAL NOTICE o:t.~~ L~~~l.n~~~,., c1v.,
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Sa H dr Frede<lc M. 9.,1ow. • Sl"91e m•n and ,.,,,_. .. .._ -quest, a nger y o ttcorded April •• '"'· .. '"'''· No. ""· THE uNous1GNED do henbv ce<111Y ":'.'::!~:· "t{~.c·n~1• Manni.., driven by Dwight Bales The In boot ,..., •'9• 117 of Olfl<l•1 rtece<ch lhet 11\ev ••• c0flduct1r11 • bel'W s1-Av""""· LOI A-tes. c1111orn11 • • · In Ille office of Ille Countv lttcO<der of !Mnt...u •I Or-Coun,.,, Ctlllornl1, ·~ S c hwabenland recently
~ained drag racing's ball of
record IS 181.44 mtles per Ort"" CounTY, C1IHor"l1, WILL SELL Under Ille Uctllloua llrm "°'"" of Mllleft M. 1Ct11t.n, m Pl1>e A-,
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Orenv• CovntY CO\lrfhOUH, CllY of 54nta OI rr1lde<l<>• •re u follows, ro-wll: MH c~e11
An•• CounlY ol OrtM•• SI.rt of Calllornla Loul~ l tmmes, 16222 MO<lttrey l&~. "OINl l AI. ,A.TNEIS" 111 rtghl, llllt and Interest CO<tYl!Yed lo Soaet ,,,, Hunll11t1on lie.ell, C•llfornl•. Sondrt H•rrero
ind now held by II under .. Id Deed of Htrlltrl S. Good1te. 8331 l111llt"ll>olls. llarb.lrA Ann Cun is Trust in !he prooerly allu•led In ""' Cl· Hunllnolofl IHdt~ C•lllernl1 Ll'On.,d Lindt
1Y of Cosll Mew, In H id Cot'"lv and WITNESS OUr hends this 1111 deY of Miiion M. !Colan
Slate cle>.erl-u : May, IHI. "LIMITED 'AITllE•S,.
Loi '°of Troct No 1141, In lllf! CilY of Louis l •mrMS STAT( OF CALIFOltNI" I
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C•lllornl1, H per m1p re<orded In -STATE OF U.LIFO•NIA On A#tll l, IHI, llefof'9 ,,,., 1.,.. Uft·
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u id Countv. '-'e<t ""• Alletl 1(11,,..Mmlltl, t Notirv COONEH, HARRY S C 0 D N E N, Said Mlt will be 111.tde. but Wll'-I Public: 111 Ind tor IM '"Id CounlY Ind llARIAllA ANH CURTIS, SONDRA.
covenant Gt' w1rr111tv. u oress or lrnPlled, Stele, 1'9tldl"' ltlt/eln. dUIY commissioned HEltltElt.A end SIDNEY WEINIEltG.
r09.,dlno 1111•, POUeH•CHI, or er><u'"' and sworn, Hnontlly tooearod Louis known lo ,,,. lo be tM Hrsons wt>osr
brtnc>H, 10 PIY •lie rtmtlnlM prin<iPtl l.tmmes •NI Herbert S. Goodalt kllown "' Mmn trt subscribed to lllf! wllllin 1"-wm d tM note secured bY said Offd ol me lo tit Ille H r-. wllOM Mmes ire slfvmant end •ckllOWleclted lhet lllev ••·
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from Auoutt r, tH7, H In '"Id nole pro-1cknowledotd to me 111•1 llley executed WITNESS mv h•nd 1nd offlctel seal.
vtded. ad••ncu. II any, uNler Ille term• lht '"me Jo/In I. Ltt of said De"ll of Trufl, ff:<!,, charges and IN WITNE'SS WHEREOF, I h1•e Nol8tY Public • CAlllOrole ~Ptnsu of Ille TrvllH •"" of the 1rusls '''""""~ set my htnd '"" 1fll•td my of· PrlnclPlf OUlct In cre.lod bv ••Id Ottd of Trust. llcl•I seal Ille dov •nd Yelr In !Ills Los Alll>tltt Co<JnlV Tiie b4-~llcltrv under said D~ of Certtllctle llr\I •boYe wrtllen Mv Commlu!on E•Piros
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""' ct>llolllons •• cu,. d "'"'"""' Allen l(llnoenamlltl STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1 herelolort executtd and dell•ertd 10 111• Noltrv Public C•lllornl• Countv of loo Antt~s • ) ss
uncktalgned a written Oeclarolloft ol Prlnc:loal Office 1" On APrll I. '""· befon me. ltw .,...
o.iaun '"" De<Nnd tor Salt. •ncl wrllten Oreno• Coun,., .,, . «Mtsl•Md· • Notary Public: In •"" for .. 10 Plotl<e al breec:ll •"" of olecllon to c.•us• MY Gommtn lon Eaolr.. Sl•le• _ _..llY •-tttd LEONjt.110 IM u-tJ'9"t<I M Mii '41d O!'-"'t lo Fe6tuorv lt. 1f7' llNDE. "'°"" IO ma lo lit lf'9 .,.,..,..
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11orrner1v s1e1e Morttn• LEGAL NOTICE Mv Commlulon b1>lr•1
ComPertyl AU!I, lt, 1t61 u UICI Tnisteo. SUP'l ltlOI COUH 0 , TMI ST ... TE OF CALIFOllNIA I
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INC.. c. G. wAlt.D t lld JAMES H. ,,,,t,_. ..... ldlnowlt<ltecl !Nf ,,. .,..
ICINOEL, Jlt.. AS TRUSTEES OF ecv1M 1M ,.,.,., --------------1 THE ANN HAl•INGTON. JUOITH WITNESS mv Nnd ..... olllClll SHI. llOTICI 0' TllUSTll't SALi HA• I I NG T 0 N and J"MES A. Jotofl I. I.ft
"'· F·ta HAltlt.INGTON TlllUST, OATEO N~ Nolt,.... Pullll( • Ctllloml• °" May 71. 1968. •I IO·OO A.M. VEMllER '· '"'· dbe GLEN MAit Prfr><lPll Otflct. In NOCAEll. INC •• C•ll'"'"1• C0•-•11 .... DEVELOPMENT co .•• Join! v ... ture. Len A .... ~ Coun•v
LEGAL NOTICE
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as dulY 4DO!l1nt.., Tr"''"" urlder •nd lllal"tllls Vs. JAMES G I UltCHAM My Commlnlon ExPlret
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J ... GDFELD. husti.nd "'!l't,"i"'· and cfL~::~~IA '::IM '=.e ::;:..1 o.t~! APrll ~'and Mey l. 10, 17, 1961 1111 M ;~'::11Jl.~.~~.':::; Otfl~,.~~:o1.~; .... ,., LEGAL NOTICE tn the olllct 01 ll•t counlv Recorder ot You ere htrtl>Y dlrec~ to lilt • wrll·
Orenge Counlv, t •lllornl1, WILL SELL ten Plttdl119 1" ruptlo the verflled -------------AT PUI LIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST COMPltlnt d "'' •l>oll ntmed Plalntllfs llOTICI 01' HIAllNO ,0. lllDDER FOii CASH IP•yablt al 11,,,. of wllh Ille clerk of Illa a e enfttled court CMANOI 0, I OUMOAlllS
.. ie '" leW!vl MMIY of ""' Untied SlllH) in ,,,. ·-enm •CllCHI brouwhl SAii '°"OUlll SCMOOL DISTltlCT al 1107 EHi 17th Slrttl, S..ntt Ana, aoalnsl YOU In H id rl. wlltlln TEN AllO lllW'4)11T·M•SA UNl,,10
Colilomla 011 rl<lhl, lltle t nd lnler"l CO<>-den .iter IM service CHI vou of lhl> su,,.. SCMOOI. OSTltlCT VOYed lo I nd now held ,,., II UMft .. Id "'°"'' It ""'" wllllln ,,,. •bow "•rM<I TO: lotrd of Tr111IH1 S.11 Joa"tlln
DNd fl# 'Trust In tM ,,,_fy JllUI~ )ft COU"""· Cl< wllhtn THlllTY dtn If se<ved E-ent•rt School Dlslrlcl
uld Cour1lv and Sltle deiK•lbed H : eis.-rt. TO: lloord of Edvcllloll New.ort·M"'•
Loi f , Trfct ,..S3, "' r>er rnap record· You ere hcrtbv nolllltd Ill.It unit:<> YOU Untiled School District
.,., '" llooll l6J, p'"' 7 ond a m so tile • w•ll!eft re,-.r.,, Ple.tdlM, u ld TO: All Peraons 1tes1<11.,. In Said ScNM>I
Mltctlla-. Moos. rteot'ds of Oranoe Pl.tlnllll• wlH ••le• llHl9,,,..,I ~ """ Olstrlc"
CounlY. Celltor""' moncv "' dameges demended •• Ille You trt ~•"4111 nolllitd 111•1 • lltllllM Said at lt wltl bt mode bvl wilhoul verlllecl comollllnt as .,,,,,,. -cor>-has bffn llltd lrt lllls ollk• reouesli""
' lrtct, or wlM •PPIY IO tti. court for ••Y """" OI boUf\clerltt tn the Newporl·M!'SJI CO•enenl or w•rr•nly. e•oress or lmolled. other rellef ~mtnded In l"9 Yetlllecl U tiled SCl!ool DI I lc1 nd the S. J • r~ordl"9 '"''· POSMnton. or en<um-COMPt.IM " • r • ' " OI t>rer><u to N Y Ille remt lntnt PrinCIN I Y • • .... ~ -~-.. -""'" School District; 11\fl wld ~lflion r~ ' .. ,,..., _.. ,_ -""• ., 141 ,,,_ _, GU-.1• lhtl 1!1t boundtrlH of Ille Newoorl-•um of Ille nolt M<urcd by u ld Deed of w ..,y lfttllW -'" wltll Ille c-MHI unll\td ScllOol Dlslr!cl be ~henqt<f
Tru)t, lo-wil: ll,75"1.n , Wllll lnltrtst from ""4111 ., ttlh --· M~ t lltrMY lo ln<lude ftlt 10llowl119 descflt>ed Ort,. Oclot>er U, tN7; u In H id 11010 provld-_., .. -"ef wttllltl flit II-l mlt pprly lyl"' tnd lltl"9 In lllf! San Joa<iuln
ed. •d••n<ea, II tnv, undtr Ille terms of "'"' 111 ttlh •--!If fllllt • wrttt111 School Dlstrlcl:
uld Qt('d of Tni11. reea, chertes and o•· PllMlllt 19 Ille '--l'lllfll. Thit t>Or11"" 11' lllockt tt and ., "'
PMHS ot the TrU\lee •nd or ,,,. lru>I• Dtted Dec. 11. IH1. 1,.,rrie•s SubdlvlslOfl, '" "" CounlY nl
cr•olrd bv u ld OHd of Tnist, (SEAL! °''"'"' Stall of CalllornlA, u per """o Tl,. be~tclarv under u ld De!'d of W, E ST JOHN. Cltrlr llled '" Bocoll I, Pt9t N fl# MIKt l1'Jne0<"
Trutr. bY r@AM>fl of • brtech or .,..•vlf 111 llY J lllUSTM.AN Record MH• In ,,,. olllc• o< Ille '""""'
,,,. ollll08llO<lt toc11ret1 I h. r . b.,. WAUWg;:ri;: f11~olL RKorll•r of Mkl County, described •• ~;;~':';/:!,,''11'!11~11-.= ~~~11!: "'; ''" W"fdlfl on.. 101~ 11 ""' N<lrlhfrlY wr••r Del•ull a...r Dt"""NI klr Slife. •NI •tllten "--' IMdl. Ctlif. of Mid BIOCt f'I, ~ South .o'36' Joi '
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ukl "O"ct fl# brH ch •NI of •l•<llon to be Ct Mlor11l1 reconltd '" loolc 1047, ~~·
rKordtd in boo11 Mtt, -.W, d wld LEGAL NOTICE Sf7 of Ol!lclt l ltc0<dl of wld Cou""'' Olflcltl ltec:orda. ~ Sovt~ It' 11° ss•• Eur JH.07 tr••
DttM: APrll "· 1t61, T-nm ...... .."' CJenler """ lo Entlnetrt NOCAEll, INC NOTICI ff C«11i.t U1>e St1llOft 231+07.0;i tnd t
•s '"Id Trui'", 'TllUSTIE'1 SALi t>Olnl In !lie t>oundtrt OI lllt N-1· I Y (ho•ltM Giii. Seueltty T 0 .... Te ........ Mttt U•ffled Sc:l!oof Ol•trlcl es ·-•td IPS·ton • • ~ .,., 111t or-counlY ao.nt m Educ:&· PubHah«I OrtnM (out Ditty Piiot On JuM lt, tfM, •l tt:• A.I'll., 'TITLE tton 11\1 lt.hOIUllOll Number -Seo-
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LEGA L NOTICE
Cll T,,ICATI 0, co•,O•ATION 'Ott llcl•I 11-da '" the ollt<t of ,,,. (Ollllfv Itel''°"' Mkl ClltYe •nd wld boUnd.>rv T•AMSACTIOll 0, 'USINUS Rtcordtr o1 Or1ntt C_,.,, Ctlifornla, lllfOU911 "' •"91e of t7' tr .... IO IM
UllOllt "CTITIOUS llAMl WILL SELL AT l'UllLIC AUCTION TO Trw 'ollll of llHIMIM: llle"'1! COfto
TH( UNDEltSIGNlO COl!PO•ATION HIGHEST llOOER FOii CASH (NY•ble ll!lulnt Sou!Mn lcrlv ~1.61 '"' .......
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C..lltor"I•. _, the 11c1111...,. llnn nome llullfl"9 loc.tled Oft Ille __ , COtMt bound41rr: lllfnc:e le•v1,,. said boullda"'
OI HAl.f.Sl'EC14T'I. $ANTA ANA •nd that ,,, Eltlllll •nd ~'" Sir-Seftlll A.... Norlll :it• S1' l1" EHi ... D1 le•• 10 !h•
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Hiii•. C•lllorftl•. Slfft Clts<rlllef .. , Norlll 17• ,. ..... wur 35,, ""'' I
WIT NESS lls ....... "''' lfd d•Y &I Mey, Lill * ol T•ttt No. a.$l. M "" C11'1 (If Mint Oii • _., ....... , c~rw ~!.: 1~, Colli Mitt, H allolwn Gii I ..... --...,_ly i..vtM • r""lUS Of 1000 Ot!
Sffctot'• Of ll•w•"' Hiit,, lllt. rfCO(dle "' IOOll IQ. -. 1 ~ '"'· • '"'"'I le aal4 llOlnl .,..,,. """" ....... ~"' °"'"' Mltulll-,,...., ~ • 1d 11· 1" .... , .. ,, ·~-Weaterly U07,.
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COUNTY OF LOS "NOELES lu (II"*-"• le NY tM '-"""9 ....... :-:o.c;a..:,""..::."' .:'"'::: t ,..,,.,_
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A Bee
Bob Gunton
Eller bamlO
Coast Civic ma," open.in mentt High t
Who
Betw
HOLLYWOC
CUff Roberts
Dina Merrill I
in a movie 1n
.,.old quesU
top bl.Ding?
With Rod
Claire Bloom
of tile bOUJe
first blllinC b~
of11ce pull I
tbanka to the
In the be,U
Taylor and R
it ftS EliJlb
tht btc name
Now their
sometlmew re
Lunt end I
self explanlitcl
came first.
Durin& a
Universal'• '
Patriot," a ,.
m o vl e -f o
Robel'Uon e:
family bllUng
"In a lituaf
think the billl
alphabetl.cal,"
wife Dina 11
~vely. "W
fJ.nt blllln&."
It ... potm
r I If ye lt'ost ot
I Cut tinlnd
lt co
poid fc
onl~
,.,. upl.
IUe
Not
Bob Gunton aa Curley and Joan Strickland u Aunt
Eller harmonize in this scene from the South
Coast Civic Light Opera producUon of "Oklaho-
ma," opening a five-day run Tuesday at San Cle-
mente High School.
Who Get$ Top Billing
Between Cliff, Dina?
-HOU.--YWOOD (-tfPJ)---that Robertson di&itely
Cliff Robert.ton and wife followed Merrill ln the
Dina Merrill are CHWx'Jng al~habet. -" .
in a movie brlngi.ng 1ip the . Watt a ~mute, Cliff
Mae West; Garbo
Meet at 'Summit'
.
By BOB THOMAS wtll·paddtd lt)'le ln the ear'"
HOLLYWOOD (AP) ly 1930&, eUminatint Ule
The summit meeting of two 1craw11y, napper look? Not
film Immortals took piece tor n<>Ulin~di e ritt1h tn one-recent evening kl tbt wartime n e ated
surnpUM>us ta1oo of Geor1e lite pre ven • ' M a•
Cu.kor, the director. Wests."
The principals: G r e ta A pioneer ill e e n 1 o r •
. Garbo end Mae West. baiting, she is amulld b1
MJee Garbo had aurpiled today'• Ucenae 1 n en·
her JongUme ftleud and tertalnment ~
director by expressing a How does 9"e feel about
deatre to meet Miss Wiit. today's sexy filmat
cutor 11Tau~ed a dinoer. GOINI'! ~ F. n Gaxbo1 always prompt, ar-v ~vv 4A
rived first. Miss West. who ''I think they're aoing too
dearly loves an entraJ1ce, far," sbe opined. "They're
cam~ after. She disarmed using sex N a ctutch;
Garbo at on<:e by greeting ·whenever the story starla to
her with a "Hello, d~" and drag, they throw ln a naked
a Hollywood-style kiss on body so you'll forget bow·
Ule cheek. lousy the script is."
"From that moment on, Mae admitted that her
Eflf'lll Deht
KaU1y Brandt, 11, of Ir-
vine is making her
community theater de-
but with ber father, An·
th·on y Brandt, in the
Orange Studio Theater
comedy "Nobody Loves
an Albatross,'' playing
Fridays and Saturdays
through June 15. they got along famously," plays and movies were sexy,
a-.y1 Cukor. "Gad>o waoted "but I never threw anything
to·k:now about Mee'a IDUICle at the audience; everythina ---------mea, and Mae eJ1>ie.lned was dpoe subtle-...
ttiat this ooe and ti* ooe "I brought my own stage w~ inM!ooted wtll1 her." methoda when I came to
ENJOYABLE pictures. I believed Jn giving
M i 1 s G a r b 0 w a s the audience a lot of plot
unavailable for comment, and keeping things moving.
but Miss West said sbe en· They used to tell me th•t 1
8th Month
For'GWTW~
joyed the evening. What did had to pause between ·the "Gone With the Wind,"
they talk about? jokes because the audience now in the eighth month of
"Well, she said tbat abe would be laulbin« and ts long-run reserved seat
loved my picturft, and I wouldn't hear the next line. engagement at the Cartha')'
said the same about hers," 1 aaJd. no, just keep on going. Circle Theater, has played
MM recouoted. "I at to That way, the peopi. would to more than 300,000 patrons
her, 'You know, you re&lly come back to the theater to to date.
ouglK to ma1oe anod>er Ilic· bear what they bad milHd • Summer 1>1Wne11 o f
ture -yoo loot f.'!,t.• Sie - - ---MGM's present&Uon"Of -Ufe
said, 'I dumo: I 11 think it "I never kUsed a man ln David o: Selznick Produc·
over.'" my plays, and selllom on the tion in the new 70mm and
f'rlday, May 17, 1968
Mills Bros. Due
As Boone Guests
Long acelalmed as one of
the world's fore m o s t
singing combinations, The
MU!s Brotbers 'Yfil appear
85 special gulit atars in the
Pat Boone Show, opening a
one week engagement in
Mekldylmd Theater o n
Tuesday, June 11.
Beginnina their careers -as
"child prodigies," the MWs
Brothers attracted critical
attention from the beJln·
ning. in the late 1930'1. 'nl.etr
first Hollywood date, at the
famous old F l o r e n.t i n e
Gardens, resulted in their ·
being held over week after
week and they were signed
to their first recordlnc con-
tract.
When their intUal reeord
wu releued, "Paper DoU."
tbex., had it made. The
record told more than a
mllion copies and is still
consider~ one of t h e
classics in its field •
Also appearing in a
featured spot oo the Pat
Boone show will be The
Pearce Sisters, ae~ pert,
pretty and talented little
girls aged 2 to 11 years,
~e proficiency on bass,
guitar, accordiO!l, drums,
trumpet. etc., have won
them a wlde television
following.
""" DAILY PILOT 9
Paris Actress
Joins Cast
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -....-
PariAla stage a c tr e s s
Karen Blanguernon b a s
joined .Burt Le~ster a.nd
comPMJY Jn ''Castle Ktt1>"
on location in Novi Sad,
Yugoslavia.
;. ·• · the ~~· I
original r
I
' J 1 .. li~t i
f t
Scotch ~ ;t ¥
!! I ! now599 -.. .. • i
fifth ;;: ~ i' ,
~ ! said, h o 1 d i n g up a age-old question -who gets restrainlnc hand.
top bi.Ding? "Dina's last name is
With Rod Steiger and Robertaon now, too. So we
Claire Bloom it Js tbe man have to go by first names.
of tile boule wbo snares Right? And Cliff is one let.
first billlnC by virtue of box ter ahead of Dina the way I
office pull and no small figure it."
'Ibe meetizl( with Garbo screen. I alway1 felt that stereophonic sound version
wu a10tbec event Jn 1he Te· the look before the kiss was will continue at a record
cent ~ce of Mae more important than the pace according to t h e
West, who bas bed an emaz-kiss itself." Carthay management '---------------------liliilll ..
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USHER'S
thanks to the O~car. His beautiful blonde wife
In the beginning with Liz laugMd, lmowing she will
Taylor ~ JUcbard Burton, get top billing in September
it ns Elizabeth who rated when their expected baby is the big name over the title. due
N"" their positioae are · aometlmet reversed. ''We've been married a
Lunt and Fontanne were year and a half," Dina said.
aeU e'"'Ianatorv. Old Alfred "And so far we've managed ~.. " to stay together." came first. DurlnC a break in "We've both turned down
Un!versal's "The Sunahlne jobs so that our car~rs
Patriot," a world premiere wouldn't separate us for any
m o v i e • f o r • t e Jevi1ion, great length of time," her
Robertlon explained th e husband added. "I had to
family billing for tbe fllm. refuse a role in 'Castle
"In a situation like this, I Keep' with Burt Lancaster
think the billlnc ought to be Jn Europe because it would
alptwbetical... Cliff Afd u have meant four months
wife Dina 111 t e n e d at-·away from Dina.••
tentively. "Which give1 me E tr e n tually Robertson
flnt blllln1." pl-. to do 1-11 acti.nC aDd
It Wat polnfled out to Cliff more wr1ttn1 end dlrecting.
her 74 years. 1
Why bas she been olI tbe
screen'so long?
"Well, it wasn't because I
didn't have offers," sbe
remarked. "I just couldn't
find an)"th.lng I waoted to do.
Also there were years when
my income tax was such
that I would heve ended up
working for 1he gO"Vemment.
KEPT BUSY
"And I WQS busy doing
plays end night clubs. 'nl.e
rest of the time I spent get-
ting some writing &De. Now
I've finished the writing,
and I want to do some wor1c
wbile I fit.ill look the way I
do."
'l11e 'vay &he looka II
remarkable. The eyes 1tlll
sparkle with "Come up and
aee me 1 o m e ti m e • •
saucfneas, and the fJCe fl
smooth. The ftgure ia ample,
but then, didn't Mae set the
Live below your means.
,
I.. If ~·cf lilit to att orouncl the high'
i'ost of living, wt 1'crw o suggestion :
1 Cut clown cin the high eost of get·
ting orovnd.
And buy o Volhwogen.
It cosb leu thon tht overage omount
poid for o new car todoy. ~nd that''
only the beginning.
A VW soves ~ hundrtcls of dollars
'en u~p O¥tt tht yeart.
lt toliti pntt. riot~ of ol.
Not an foto of •ttf 111 r •
Ard it gets obout 27 miles to tQ •
gallon. 'The overog• cor lthil'1ty devil
that it is) gets 14.
So the more you drive, the more you
save.
And chonc.es ore you II drive it for
yeors ond years !since we never change
the style, a VW never goes out of ityfe).
Of course, a VW'a not much to loo\
ot. So o lot of ~ buy o big floshy
COf just to taW feet.
Try puttl1t9 thot"' tM bOftk.
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In 111 ""'n.<s Pfl'fllnlnw !o 111.i ultlt ol l'rin<IPll Office In CEllTl,.CATI ow I USlul SS uld doc-I. within six rnonlt!s 1tl9r 1M Ora111f CounlY ~ .. llrsl oubllcetton of this m tltt. MY Commission E>olr01 FICTITIOUS NA#I Ottfd ~Y u. '"'· JvlY 1, IM Tne ul>d•rslgned don ctrtlly .,. Is con-
JCW>Pn s. Rrt<IY Pvbll,n~ OrAntt Cots! Dal... Piiot. duclln11 • b<Jslneu at 717S Harbor AdmT~lstr1lor Of ~ Eslll• " llolll•n rd, C01lt MH.t, Celllornle, under
of tilt •llovt Nrntd dtCedt nt May J, 10• 17' ,., ''" 65-"' '"' flcfillous firm ntrne of KNOTTY ICEG CLAUDE I . YOUNG and Iha! u ld Or,.,. I• come>osed o! '"" v-. ,,_ a Htw1 LEGAL NOTICE rot1ow1nt at"°"· w11o~ nam• in 1v11 and
JIS Wost Tlllrf strtel placo ol rttldtnct Is es lolloW\' S."'• Au. C1M..,,,l1 n 7tl "-4Hl H-r H. Gre<>n, S46 Sovlh Httbor, P-: S41-4lll ClllTIF'ICATI OF' 8USINESS AMntfm, Calllornlo,
A-y lor A"'°IN1lr1lor l'ICTITIOUS NAME Oatf-11 MIV IA. 1941
Publl"""1 Oranqt Co"'I Oallv PllOI. Tne underslontd dO ctrtlly we aro Horntr H, Green MIY 11, 24, l1 tnd JUnl 7, lt61 161-61 condvCtlllO 1 b<J•IMSS ot 1611 Plaa nllt Slate Of Calllornla, Oran'° Counlv: --------------1 Avtnut, Costa Mtu, Cellfornla, under the On Mn 16, ,..,, !»torr mr, 1 Notorv LEGAL NOTICE llctlllou1 firm namt ot ArMrlcan Glass Publtc In and •or t.lld ~late. oersonattv
--------------•nd Scrffn Co .. •nd llalbot Glass com· i"':"1,'! Homer H. Green known lo me
"UILIC HIAlllHGS WILL II HILD IY l>lt\Y •nd !Ital said firm ts (l)m~ of o I oerson wllost neme 1' suba<rlb-
TH• rosTA u .. • "' •HHl"O cou, IM tollowlmi 11trsons, whost n1rMs In full td lo lht within lnslrurnent Mid ~ ,. mu,. -" m and Places ol rtsldenCt tit ea follows· ocknowltdged M e~eCUltd lllt Mme.
#ISSION " Int CllV Hall, 11 '"'' J. Wllll•m Putnam. 11191 Acacia 'st,. (OFFICIAL SEAU Drive, CMll Mn a. C,.lor,.la, • ~"' Gorden Grove. C111forn1a Jostoh l'. Otvls ••v, MIY ,J, IKI •I J:Jt ,,M • ., " Calvin w. Scnat•r. 1751 Sant• .t,na Nollrv Pubtlc·Clllllornl1
-11 ""'"" tt>arNftar '"'""M Avr . c0111 M••~· "alltornle. Prln<IPOI 0111~• In IM tel-IM .,,Re1lle11t1 Oeltd MtY U, l96I ~ OrollOt Covnl'!I
1. lttt-"•lllltn Ht. T·f.41 tor Fo" J Wltll•m Puln•m Mv Cornmlnlon Explru ,.,1 Almoul1t, 11101 Huntlnqton Horn C•Mn w 5<nlltr June 71, 19'0
,Ori••· S..nl• •n•• C:•lllornlt, lor I Si.It ot C•lllorn•., Orange Ccunl\t: Published Oro not Cou t O•ltv Plk)I,
,,.,,,..1,.ion In ""'"' lrom R7, Two f'eml· On M•• "· 1161, bolcre m•. • N 1~ M•Y 17. 2•, 31 8M June 1, 191>1 16341
'" R11,1d•,,tl.-101,tnct.111"'9 Mlj M1ru.1t~c Pun~ic In ind f ,. sa"d •1 1 O 1'!1--------------turtno 0 '''Id to Cl CP c; .. ,,..,., COfT\>" 0 1 ~ 8 e, otr\Onl! ,..... LEG ·'L 0 m•'<••I 01,1ri~1. Condlllo~~I Pormol, ore>-•~o·:~~.1./ Wlfll•m Pulnam 8nd CeMn " N TICE P""'"'" Of'\Cf twiod •t th•t ~r11on ot Lots J S lf"Own to,.,.., to bt tP'I~ ptr50f'll f--------------wt>o•• MmU ••e sul>\Crl~ to ~ wlllltn ClllT.,ICATI 01' IUSIHIH Ind 4 In 111oclt E of tnt eorrv Trtct. •I ln\lrum•nl And ackno.,~09td llltY tA· "CTITIOUS NAMI
,,,_., on moo rKo•dtd In llOGll 30. Pt~ ocvltcl "'~ '1mt Tl!• u!MMrslontd dots certffV lie ll COfto' 14• of MIKtll•,,_,, ""CO•~ of Los Rns•I .. c Knox dl>CTlno • butlrwu ., ... Via Lido Nord.
AllOfl-, County, Ct ntorni• fd•l•l"'4 lloltrv P~bllC•Ctltlorni1 New110rt S.1cn, C1fll°"'la, llftdtr lllt nC'-cn~lol\on on ,. .. I~ ll\f off.re 01 '"" Pri'IC oat Ottlce In •II~ nrm ....... of Sl!AVIEW MARINE Pl~nn•ng 0.0..rfmtnf, Rocrn 700, 71 Ft•• O••"" Countv co al>d Ill•! wld firm Is ~ flf !ht
Drive, Co•I• M-... C11Ttom1e 1 s.ld ••o My Commliaion IEJtolrn lot-I"" "'-· wl\oM name 1., fllM end ~rlY 1• lo<Alfd •I llW SOV11""" corner o4 JJtv I IHI ollce of rttldeflct k 1s lolloWI: ~~>IOI lo> ~•·ee~ ~nd Ptulallno ••tnvt. Publ '""' Orang• c.,.,, OtllV Pho!. Cllori.t Jemts Fl\ll"c-. 111 Av1Qdo, °:lfv~~ ••• :;;~~-Na. v IM7· Mtv "· , •• ll tncl JvM '· 1t6t ~ Cc>rMI ~I ,,,,.,. C•lllor!tll •111•-tor rc4.., Foy Y•t. ISliCll 11,.c"I Dtttd Mtv "· IHI 11ou,.•••d. Wtttm•nsl~ Cotll~rnlt. for LEGAL l\OTICE CNr~ J-Flt/Ibid!
Pormluloft 10 '°" • o.-novtt '"""" .. 1111 •• Slat• of CaOfo<nl•• On""' Countv: ocC\r.,."<Y ,.,..,q ot 11 """'°"' '" &•ditton p.JtMS On Mav u. IMI, before me. a Nol8rv lo •••sll"9 C~1otw Rn •ev,.nt wl!ll •• ClllTll'IC.llTI OF I USINl!SS Dvbllt tn •nd lo< .. Id Stet., M..-llY
n orovtd octvoancv ••ll•o of 4• ""''°"' I ,ICTITIOUS NAMI OOO<!lrfd Cn.ri.. J•mn Fl.i>back ltnowll m•-lllO I lcl•I OCC•••ncv o• U .,.,_, ht ttn<l•/.,qnf<I do ctrtlty ""'• ert lo "" lo be 11\t .. ,.°" Wl>ott n....e It
w1f't't 1 r!dtKt~ n• '"''""' otr-'"q 'D"(., (f'l.NJ\K11"o A bu''~'-' •f 'l '1 1 .. A •Ub\ct1brd to ft\f wltht" lnt trumtnt 41Mt •mm Ill• r,...,.,.., 11 '""c" dur "" t~• W•'"'°"'" Ro•d. Cq.I• M•VI C•H!orl\fe Ml<now'""'Md h• "t<Ulfd lllf ... ,.,..
llC<I" "' •·oo AM to sot p M $•Id ., ... lin<l•r lh• tic•""'" "'"' Mm~ QI 8 & 8 !OFFICIAL SE.Ill) ~rtv i• IC)telfd 11 1$05 Mt•t Verelt Orlvt MEATS end 11>•1 ••Id lirm •J <nrnOO\od ot Joston E. 01wl1 Ee>I, C~la Nu•, C.ntornll o Ill t (I 11\r lol-no o•,.on\, wlw)<~ nemtt in !vii Nolfrv Pvbllc·O ltlo"'ll
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l C-411eMI UM "'""41 llt. C..u..t Bob ·Robbi"'. Rtlbtt1 S l~lltfs, )lfO OroMlt CounlY for Edh• PQOO. ?711 sn.11 Slrttt. Corona Collf9t Avtnut , Cosll Mnt. Cllltornle. MY Cornmlulclll Ex11trn dtl M•r. C111toml•. tor o .. m1nlon 1o f'il· Dalt4 April 7S, l96A, Ju~ ?I, lt10
cff<I Ill• m••lmum 1>1rmlulblt b<Jildlno llob tlobblnt Publ;tn..s °'""" Coast Oaltv "llot, ~fi9hf tor con•l•vcllon ol 1 11•room Motqr Rob<!rt S. L~ls May I J. '°• 31 111<1 Jllf!e 7, IMI "'-"
Ho•el IPer ~!loll ~.2 of OM 1lon XII Sl~tt o4 Ctlltornl•, Oranqt Countv1
ot 111• Munlclo•I Codfol "°' to """" lour On Ao11t tS. 19111, t>olort mt, • Not•rv LEGAL NO'l'JCE
(Al \IO'l•l In neltnt. S•ld ·-·nv Is PUDllC '" Ind tor 1>ld Stilt ... ,SONllY --------------lo<&I~ at US E. ltl~ Streot. COil• Mn.t, oooear.it 801> ROllblnt •nd Robert S llOTtCI 0, TllUSTll'S SALi
C.!1Uon1fe, In • Cl ron•. l•wlt •now11 to mt lo t.. "'' ~s Ne. 1.n~1•
4. c ... •llltn•I .UM '""'" .... "',.._ Wlto\f Mme> •re 1..0.Crl!Md In "'" within On Wtctnt,dtv. Mn 2'. IHI •• , tlev"ll
lar Ann-M. hnb. 1'71 Mt\'tr Pl~<·· lln•fTll'rl..,,I '"" •dtnowlfdaad tnov ••· o'cto<I( 1.m .• 11 Ille South Mtl11 Enlrenc• '°''" Mtt;t, Ctlllof"nl•• for """'"Ion lo OC•lltO lllf ••m~. Of !ht Court HOVM, In the CllV of S.nl• """•'• • GU...! Hom. IM llvt ts! tllMrlV OFFICIAL SF.AL AM, C•lltor11la, UNITED CALll'ORHIA ""no<>' 11 11\ls .OOrns In •n Rl l<ln• Jo•toh E O•vl1 9•NK. T1ustee or ovcctuor Trvs1"
S. C-1-1 Utt '°'""' Ne. ~ Nolary Publlt • Calllorni. Ul'd., t~e Offd ot T111SI fl'll(ff tw lo• Conllnent1I 1•-1,.. Como•nv. tnc. Prlncloal 0111U In RICH.11110 0 LEWIS efld LYNN LEWIS,
l'llM W"''-"" 1k4il4verd, Loo llnaei... 0.&no• Ciwntv l\u•bond .,,., wllt, efld r a t o 'ft f
C"1llorn11. tor ~'"'°" lo use CJ tctnfd My Comm1n~11 E~•lm Ho••"'""' 11, ltt.&. lfl kolr nae. ,_ dO
t1r0Ptr1Y tM u t111,,. ttH;llllY tor • ,.1., J~ .. 11• "'° o• Olltcitt Rtcor'Clt ot ~·-C-tv. •POI 11'11 rtl•ll be-tr'f 11111i.1. Self .,.. llulln.i>..s 0.--a COil! DtllY Piiot. Cl lilornle, tin• ID M<llf'O .,. I"'
HffV Is 1'ultf i t 1111 Pt,_ A•~ue. ~11 M •fld Mey l. 10. 17, IMI 1r.a d40ledntu tn tevor .. M YClllS'T
Cooll MfW, CaAlenlla. OEVElOf'MENT ~ANY, a ~ •· <-'"--4 U• "-" *' c,,,.. LEGAL NOTICE ,,.:mr:1•, •"" _..... 11 TITll 11to for Uwo ICef'\lefl Jd\1-11 -/flt Edlltt SU .llHCE Alff) TllUS1' GOM,ANY .llS
P-. 'lOl ~ llou .... •rd. ~" ~1n TA STEE UNOl!lt '"°"" Sl1AltlNG
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MUTUAL FUNDS & ESTATE PLANNING
ROBERT l. SPRINKU Ill PrHicltnt of
COMPETITIVE CAPITAL FUND
' .-The only investment
company with indepen·
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pie management.
TRUSTS, EST ATE PLANNING &
''FINANCIAL COORDINATION''
Hugh T. Mulhern, C.L.U. Vte• President
International StCVrities Corp.
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ntURSDAY, MAY 2J 7s30 ,.M.
IRVINE ROOM -NEWPORTfR INN
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J! DAILY PJLOT Ftlday, May 17, 1968
ONE DAY ONLY! SOME QUANTITIES LIMITED! SORRY, NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS
W••'s CltdHll
colorftl tote ~11s
• Weter-repellent
• From yardage dept.
SPE CIAL
• Varied shapes,. sizes DS
.• .Prin ts o_r so_lid_co!!»rs ..__A_T _w_AI _ _,.
SATURDAY ONLY!
SO.ft. ,lmtk ""' ''"' '" , .. ,,,4 • 50-ft. x 1/i -in. six• 4J
• Easy to car;., .. , ~
• Full-flow brass
couplings included
122
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SATURDAY ONLY!
hneryfnsla ............
• Ideal for borders. \..\
·yard ground cover ' ·
• Add color and styling
to your garden
·•••• 6tc
SATURDAY ONLY!
'Iii ISSOrtlltlt ..... ~ ....
• li9 selection of
flattering styles
• Men's or women's 1"
'FltH WATCHIAND .... 2." W/CUANIN& •• JM ____ _.
SA TUR DAY ONLY!
. hys' <1Yi4Mltd
coltol sock Hit(
• Soft terry soles
• Nylon heels, tots
SAVE 50c
• Stay-up tops UG J 1 4t
• Machine w:.::a:.:sh.::•:.:.~I:..::•~~· -·~P'=· ~·-!.
SATURDAY ONLY!
.... J.tt
f 277
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• KnH length style
• Senf orized cotton
• Cool short slHv11
• Never nHd ironing
SATURDAY ONLY!
Women's Carol Brent ®
111icro-mesh hosiery I
SAVE 25c
• Reinforced hHls .nd foes for longer weer
• SHmless mesh' resists runs, fit your legs better
• Fine fqr casual clothes or your most elgegant dresses
• Top fashion shades in women's sizes 9 to 11
SATURDAY ONLY!
. ., ......... ,
D-ctlMntries
• Fits 2; 3 and 5
cell flashlights
• Don't be ceught
with dHd batteries · U6. 2 hr Jtc
Slpl11re®W.ftt
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• Pressure molded
• S.....len cl.sign
• Plettlc hinte
•Metal posts
IEG. 6tc Pl.
1" .... 2."
SATURDAY ONLY ! SATURDAY ONLY!
'Pelrtsttr / CIHOI ... , ....... ..
• "Spot chck" finish
• Beltlen or belt loops
• Plaids and checks
• Men's sizes 29-40
2J7
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SATURDAY ONLY!
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Wards flllllly 3-talt ceramic
roofl11 will protld a llolltl
• lndl. covers 33 I /3
sq. ft.
• C.11 tocl•y for a ~5 frH roofing 11timat1
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• Attractive grey-grHn -----
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• Pierced 17" shed•
99c FLUORESCENT TUIE, 20.WATT •••• 77c
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REFLECTIONS ON TIME -.·Thil:aklng about th e history
surrounding the antique marine items to be found on the
Wild Goose, yacht owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Wayne. are
(from left) Mr$. Richard Jensen and Mrs. Arthur Birtcher.
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The yacht will be one of the stops on the Art Cruise spon-
sored by the Fine Arts Patrons of Newport Harbor, May 23.
Among items lo be seen wilJ be a model of the Constitution.
incorporating part of the original hull.
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BEA ANDERSON, Editor
~I Mer 17, INI Na.cM ,._ U
No Resting on La·urels
Art Devotees Have Ticket
Spastic League Raises
Sights for .New Season
A right to rest on her laurels has been earned by Mrs. Robert D.
What can you get with one little ticket?
Entrance into a movie th eater. a ride in an ai rplane.
S()metimes even a trip to a traffic court
But if it's a ti cket issued by the Fine Ari s Patrons of
Newport Harbor you'll get a ride on a London bu s. a visit lo
1 John Wayne's yacht, a cruise to two fabulous Harbor Island
homes.
Not enough? Your ticket also will get you into the Balboa
Pavilion where you'll enjoy delecta ble snacks with tea or cock-
tails at a gala opening par ty for the Collectors' Choice exhibi-
tion.
And where can you get one of these little tickets? Mrs.
John P. Hurndall, general chairman of the May 23 Art Cruise
reports that available tickets can be secured by calling Mrs.
Lloyd Aubert. 673-6597, or the Fine Arts Patrons Gallery,
I ~75-3866.
Ticket price will include the bu!i ride Crom Balboa's mu-
nici pal parkjng Jot to the Pavilion, boat transportation to the
Ha rbor Island homes of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Voegelin and
Mr. and Mrs. Clement L. Hirsch, refreshments and admission
to the marine antique display aboard Wayne's yacht. The Wild
Goose. It will also include entry t-0 th e Pavilion GaJlery exhibi-
tion of art works selected by 26 noted Southland collectors who
were asked to show what they would add to their coll ections if
they had $1,000 to spend.
The distinguished collectors range widely in profession I and personality, a s do their selections. all of which will be
'' available for purchase. One of the selections. chosen by Gere
Kavanaugh, was Bert Gershfield's awa rd-winning film. "Now
That th e BuHalo is Gone.'' The collector ex plained to Mrs. John ~wiga~t, e.xhi bition chai rman. that film collecting is the upcom-'
in~ thing in the same manner that choice manuscripts are de-
sirable collectors' items.
The collectors' exhibition will range from the film through
primitive art with a sprinkling of contemporary paintings.
sculpture, and prints. Price range will be from $10 to $1.000.
Represented artists include Dubuffet. Giacometti, John Sloan,
Billy Albengston, Peter Alexand er, Ed Moses, Tony Berlant and
Frank Stella.
Hostesses. und er the direction of Mrs. Edwin Steen. will
staff the Hirsh and Voegelin homes. both classic and contem-
porary examples of the art of living with great elegance.
Among the marine antiques to be seen aboard Wayne's
yacht wi ll be a model of the Constitution which incorporates a
piece of the original hu ll. loaned by Mr. and Mrs. Thoma~ Rut-
ter and Carl Yoekel 's collection of ships· figureheads and tran-
son boards. Scrimshaw from the Woody Martin and Ray Mid·
daugh collections. and wool stitchery by English sailors of the
18th and 19th centuries also will be vie\1 ed, loaned by Dr. and
Mrs. Richard Hambleton, the Rutters. Mr. and Mrs. George
Walter and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCullough.
Group tours ar e available for the Collectors' Show from
May 24 to J uf!'e 16. Advanced scheduling is "Squired and can
be obtaine~ by calling Mrs. Richard Stewart. 494-2052. Mrs.
Spencer Richardson, 673-9546, or the gallery.
Woodward. retiring president of Newport Harbor Spastic League.
For. during her year as leader of the group a total of $11,875 wu
raised and distributed to institutions for Orange County handicapped.
But rest is out of th e question.
The group no more than closes one season on a note of rich reward-
that of helping others less fortunate. than another year opens and sights
are set even higher.
Accepting duties of the presidency during the annual luncheon in Ir·
vine Coast Country Club last Mon d a y was Mrs. William E. Fisher.
president. Serving on her board as vice presidents. are the Mmes. Robert
S. Call ender. ways and means: Donald Langille, program and hospitality;
and Gordon McC lellan. membership.
Others charged with duties by Mrs. Frank Merlo. installing officer
were the Mmes. G. R. Jansen and William Wilson, recording and corres-
ponding secretaries; William P. Thomas. treasure?-: Woodward, parliamen•
larian; John R. Davies J r .. patroness chairman. and Sigfred Johnson, pro-
visional chairman.
Offering assistance for the comin g year are new helping hands, Mrs.
Edward Fretz who was welcomed in to active membership. and the Mm es.
Maxine Baker. Clyde Ca rlton .. Jack Ca rney and William Kitchen. provision·
als.
Receiving contributions were V. L. Hasemeyer. president of the
United Cerebral Palsy Association. $10.000 to start a building fun d fo r the
new teen-age programs at the Santa Ana center: Mrs. Ruth Kollar. direc-
tor of UCP Trai ning and Setles Center. a check for $300 for decorations and
another check for $575 for summer camp for the 23 young adults, and Mrs.
Nina May Johnson. principal of the Carl Harvey School. Santa Ana. $1,000
for equipment.
Proceeds are the result of the league's an nual fall Bridge Brunch,
Christmas card sales. remembrance fund and the Neptune Ball.
SpeciaJ guests attending we re Lee Stiles. UCP director and Dr. Ted
Schoope, past president.
Others were patronesses. who were salut ed for their loyal support,
the Mmes. Bewley Allen. W. Max Bingswanger, R ober t E. Blocksom,
Helen Ca ulhers. J. Paul Campbell. John F.ar rer. Ethel Geohegan. J . Scott
Hornsby, J ohn Killefer. Frederick McBrien, Edwin Walker Murphy. Fra nk
Murphy. Glenn Stillwell, Robert W. Vordale, Grace Wedekind and Arthur
B. Willis.
With Snow on Roof, Neighbor's Safe From Fire in Furnace
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I am nld
enough to be your mother but here I
am asking for advlce.
I had my 68th birthday last month.
The problem is a neighbor man who is
63. I dread the coming of summer
becaUR wbenever be Ha me in the
yard pullln1 WMdl or tending rnJ
flowers and lhrubberJ be comes over
and talts JQY .,.. olf.
Last week I ,,.. on t.be stepU.ddtt
putting on screen1. This tool came
over and started to shake the ladder.
I told hi m to stop it al once. He said.
"Not unless you promise to gtve _me a
lltUe ki~s when you pt down." I !old
him il he didn't stop I would tell his
wife. He .aid, "She'll Dever believe
,.
· ANN LANDERS · ~ ·
yoa. I haven't kislfd ber ln 15 years.'•
The only w~ I coul<t get down was
to promiae him a klH 8-0 I did. Then of
course I bed to kf'tp m' p1 , ''°'e. Now
he i1 pestering me wo:~r th"n ever.
Please tell me how to J:\{ ri ll o. h"in.
-YONKERS.
DEAR VONK : Put thnl r' ''" "" , •. ,.
rotd, Gr•Mlma. A ~•·r'f' 11r "~
nonat•M lflft(tft('fC Wnll h ~" (' l'·t
014 llaal ~llJ. Ht IOUlld IA If
lie Is la klt lffOIMI ctaUdlt-OOCI -and 10
4o 1"·
DEAR AN!'\ LANDERS: Your ad·
''ice I u url v sounJ but occ:i on.: v
you wan1er Into are:is you d:in't kni.w
: . • · .<i. . 1 :J domoi e n spr .. :1al
s l\i~nt or so::le.y.
'1 o lht l:>dv w;1~ h11d cried unsuc·
ce ·~fully to get rid ol hf'r moustal'lie,
you tald: ",J::lectro'yais has provt n a
godsend lo thou.ands Of women a<Jer
"'
everythine rl~r h1i1Pd. But J caution
you -go to a dcrmatolo~lst -nnt a
beauty shop.··
I happen to be a licensed elec-
trologist and I work in a beauty shop. I
•~ned my license alter many hours of
srueUng study and carefully supervis·
ed practlce. It Is tedious work aod re.
quires a great deal of patience. I have
never had a d1ssatisfled patron.
Very rcw phyl'lcians In Ulls city do
hair removal. Tht-y are too busy heal·
In~ tile sick. E'eclro"y·i~ Is not con·
sidered med1cal treatment. So please
a~op l<' lln~ people to go to a physician
tor this procedure. Thank you very
much. -MRS. LETDOWN
DEAR MRS.: My major cncen It
•
lhl' wtlh1rl' of my rfl adrrs 11nd nnl a
1perlal sri mtnl of society. f''nr this
rrason I am constantly In lo11d1 with
authorUlea to make ctrtaln my
counsel 11 correct.
I repeat: Womu who are ht·
tere1ted In permanent hair removal
shouJd go to a pllyslclaa. You are rl&llt
wllea yot -•Y most pbysfdaat d9 Mt
de thJs worll. but they know tlle com-
petent, licensed o-peralors and wtll
happily rder you lo a qnnllfied, ex-
perleneeil eltttroloitu. Tbl1 was my
poalClon and ft remain• anchani til.
NOW d11 you &et It?
CONf'I Dl•:NTIAt 1'0 C L A W E 0
BEYOND BELlEF: Ask hJm n1cely tn
plea1e trim hla loenalls, Make it easy
by huy1ng him special scissors for the
cl'rt'mnnv. rr he still insists it "hurts''
1 ! > suggest that he sleep with hJs sox on. IYou are right. Thls IS one pro·
blcm I have never had before.)
How far 1IM•lcl a teu .. &e eo1ple
to? Can necttni be 11fe? Wllea does It
become tM llot to llaadle? Sad for
A111 Ludera' booklet, "Nee~ ucl
Petll•I -Wllat Are die Umha?' Mall
your reqaest to Au Landen l• eare •f
this newspaper eaclo1la1 51 ceata I•
cola 1JHI a lo11, stamped, MU· ...
dressed eaveklpe.
1\nn Landers wlU be glad to IMlp yo~
•Ith your pr9b1tm1. Set41 tile• te lier
In t'nrt of the DAILY PILOT, eac:JM.
lot a · eeU·ll4dreslff, ttam,ed _.
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Freedoms Horoscope
FoundO:i0~quarius: .Make-Own E>ecisjon-s-
Gatner1ng SATURDAY, cram. &oal ...: Wldlrltand JI); CJdebllb. YouWout JO); FiDd out Moat com.
A TIMI! FOR PLAY -And a time for work is an old saying that may be ap-
plied to Woman'• Civic League of Newport Harbor. Tuning up now before their
upcoming iDJtallation next Tuesday are new officers the Mmes. Hildreth
Wright, auditor: Elisabeth Longridge, president, and Allen Gee, recording
HCretary (left to right). .
Ballet Art
Explained
At lunch
' league Fetes Member,
Seats New Officers
secretary, and Mary Fitz.
treasurer.
iMso takini oUice are the
Mmes. Hildreth W r i g h t ,
audJtor; T. Duncan Stewart,
hist.or~n. and Leon Rudd,
Awards highliahta ol t.~e
1917 48 MefOft of t It e
FrHdoma Foundation at
Valley Forae will be offered
Monday, May 20, in the
Balboa Bay Club by tbt
Orange County Women's
Divisioo ol the naUonaf
organization.
Harry Babbitt of Newport
Beach, radlo and T V
penonality, will aerve as
muter " ceremonies. The
luncheoo will a p o t 1 i g b t
Ernest Crain, n a t l o n a 1
educator award wi.oller and
member of ttie Santa Alia
Junior-College S(&(f.
Lu11cbeon arrangements
are being directed by Mrs.
Roy Coble and Mn. Ned
Hill, both of Newport Beach.
Mrs. Henry Cole " Newport
ts beading ttie hospitality
committee.
Members of the Women'1
Division, Newport -Harbor
Chamber of Commerce will
learn some of ttie history of
ballet at their luncheon
meeting next Wednesday.
'Ibe Womao'e C i v i c
League " Newport Harbor will fete ooe of its members
wittl tti4' title Woman-of-f.he.
year dUring the anooa I in-
stalleti.on of ofti~s next
Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. in
B e r k 11 h ire's restaurant,
Newport Bead!.
par liamentarlan.
The meeting is open to the • ,..1"1,,.,,......:;...;.:;.
A group from the Civic
Ballet Company of Laguna
Beach will demonstrate all
phases of the ballet in·
eluding training and techni-
que. The group, directed by
Miss Ula Zall wa& founded
in 1962. Featured in the pro-
gram will be excerpts from
Les Sylphldes. Swan Lake
and Sunday in Vienna.
Miss Linda Dobson ,
chairman. has made ar-
r~ngement.s for the program
wi:h the cultural committee.
Cost of the luncheon and
program to take place in the
Newporter Inn will be S.1.
Mrs. Graham Edelblute.
president, invites all in-
terested persons to cc:ll the
chamber office Cor reserva-
tions.
Movie
Guide
!Ed ••or'• Nolt: Tiii\ movie ouldt It
ore.,.red Dv the film• commlnte of
H•r'bor Council "T 4. Mn. llobtrf Sonn>en l• oru!Oent and Mn. Ht rf
SWttMV la commtrt~ chtlrm•n It I• Intended H • reterenc1 In Ottermln.
lno •ult•blt film• kw c1fl1ln •tt orouot •nd wlll ooeu weekly, Your
vlewt 1rt •olicit~d. Mall lhem 10 Movl~
Ou1de. ttre of Ille DAILY PILOT )
FAMILY
BLACKBEARDS GHOST -
Disney's adventure o [
famous pirate.
THOROUGHLY MODERN
MlLLlE -Musical spoof
of 1920s.
TEENS AND ADULTS
FAR FROM 'l'HE MAD·
DING CROWD -Film
.tapbltion of H a r d y • 1
nimamtic novel.
WAIT UNTIL DARK -
Tense thriller.
UP THE DOWN
Chosea to lead ttle next
year are the M m e s .
Elisabeth Longridge, presi·
dent; Albert C. Hougbtoo
and Charles R. Mower. vi<:e
presi~; Allen G e e ,
recording secretary; Adrian
J o y n e r , corresponding
.I
publi<:.
From a small garden club
organized in 1949 by six
women in Oorone del Mar,
the membership roAter has
grown to 200 women today
""ilo have i n a p i r e d
widespread civic interest ln
their community.
NANCY HORTON KNOX
Future Briff
Lawrence Brostedt
To Wed in Summer ST A I RC AS E -Ex· periences of n e o p h y t e teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald L. Knox .Jr. of El
MATURE TEEN~ A N D Centro have disclosed the betrothal of their
ADULTS daughter. Nancy Horton Knox and Lawrence
L"J 1'HE HEAT OF THE Clinton Brostedt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton NIGHT -Murder In Soo1h is 90tved by white Bernard Brostedt of Newport Beach.
police chief and Negro t The couple will be married in July. homicide detective.
HAWAII -Segment of News of the engagement. was revealed
l\liohener's novel. during a dinner party in the El Centro home BA'l'TLE BENEATH THE
In the Air
Cynthia Stalz, grand-
daughter of Mn. T.P.
Atkinson of Newport
Beach, has received the
win~s of a Trana World
Airbnes flight hostess.
She will be serving pas·
sengers on b o a r d
TWA's domestic flights
from New York.
Business
Will Precede
Installation
Stephens College Alumnae
will install during a business
and luncheon meeting next
Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the
Southern California Edison
Co.'s business 0 ( r i c e •
Fullerton.
Retiring presiden t. Mrs.
James Pipe will turn her of·
Cicial duties over to Mrs.
Henry Hastings. Elected to
serve are the Mmes. Pltillip
Davy. vice president: Beam
GrUfitf't. secretary. an d
Charles V ll'Ught. treasurer.
OES Gathers
For Memorio I
A memol'ial service for
departed members will take
p)lllce durin~ a meeting o(
Laguna Beacfl C h a p t e r ,
Order of the Eestern Star at
8 tonight in the Masonic
Hall. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Peo-
oo. worthy patron and
matron. will preside ~rs.
F. A. fl'lanke. associate con-
ductress will present Lhe
service with conductress
M r s . N o r m a n .\ .
Ollnstensen.
Grandmothers
On the Go EARTH _ British science o! the bride-elecl's grandmother, Mrs. Julia
fictioo. Chinese warl'OJ'ds Horton. On Wednesday. May 22. in
p'an to tiake over the Miss Knox is a sixth generation Califor· Peek's Famlly•ColoniaJ Ter-world. . d d d race Room. We stminster, SOL MADRID _ u . s . ruan an a escen ant of Imperial Valley the Newport Harbor Grand·
undercover agient goea to pioneers and Juan Pacifico Onliveras who mothers' Club. (:hapter 419 Mexico to fl1JSh out MnUg· was given one of the first Spanish land wm host a Hawaiian party.
gllng ring. grants in Orange County. The costumed affair will
TI£E JOKERS -British· begin at' noon with enter· -... The future bride is a graduate of Central com ..... ,,. U . H' h Sch 1 taJnment. ADULTS mon 1g oo and Stanlord University. Mrs. Glenn Dysart 18 GUNS OP' SAN SEBASTION She is completing post graduate work in edu-chairman and Mrs. Alton
_ Outlaw dons priest's cation at San Diego College. Culver is president.
frock to ~ coura1ie Her fiance is an alumnus of Newport During June a bake sale
to an 18th Century Mex1· Harbor High School and attended Orange will be offered on the 21st can village. at Richards Market. Nrw-R E F L E C T 1 0 N s TN A Coast College and the Uruvers1ty of Arizona. port Beach and on the 2Slh
GOLDEN EYE ........ Amoral a day at Hollywood Park
people ln morbid evenu wlJJ be under the direction
precedine a mwder on .,, L=i:m~=s:me!;!l!"E:::~C-~=~~~":'!!:l':.'!:~~~----or_Mr_s. Joe Robinson.
Army base.
THE OOMEDlANS -
Rebellion fUnt Oil Hatti.
Da'JLS ANGEL.41 -OUtlaw ------'<:! ... 'di FOUP fails to Ind ~ In amell towa. THE PRESIDENT 'S
ANALYST -Brallh llrce
wbere WNte H o u s e
analnt nee1 from ac•nta.
BONNtE ANO CL YOE -
Tnlt ...., ot i-o benk
robbert.
prisooer.
1m: GOOD. THE BAD
AND UGLY -Outr.,._
oua violence in Italia
western.
IRMA U DOUCE
Humor and compUutioos
of love Paris style.
lN COLD BLOOD
~ CAU,OaNtA'I a 6'ti•lf I ll JOU W°' ... A££ (JND •& Otr• aOO 'I t•--0...---• •
COOL HAND LUU
Oepftllllll teQdy oC &
t.'s re-enactment of
Ueu murder
AMBUSHERS -Poor ------
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MA y 11 motivu. thiJlCa lbo< people, eveatl. p • t i t i o L Di& t. iJl.
87 SYDNEY OMARR !'~ ~:.!; ~-!r=-be ~ =-~~co:!
"The wiM m1e coatroll and rllpODlibWtiea. No dey valuble. Make ap your owa ..,,_ -piece tostther
hia destiny . . . A.ltroloo to be aatbfJed • i t b mind. OtheN tend tio b9 coo-bita ol iniormadoa. Accent
points the way." superficial efforta. B e fllMCL today OD ,.ttiDc rid ol
ARIES (Mattb 2l·April peaceful wtthl.a. Thia comt1 PllCEI (Feb. 11-1'~ doubts, feln.
19 Anl -·11-about when you know • job ·--..iiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. >: wer ....... mesaa,., bU been ......,..,.Jed. Act ac-',. from trienda. Reacb out for --.... ~
greater under1tudln1. Tul1l cord.lngly ·
on charm at eoda1 1atber-LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
ing. Avoid 11'1\lment. Make Tbe pulb to complete a pro-
conceuion. You win in lon1 Ject 11 evident. Ooe person
run. ~Y tide from your con-
TAURUS (April JJ • May acloum111 but an o t be r
20): To attain goal you mast srabl .,Wgbt of attention.
check fine print. Ooe wbo You appear on a preclpice
hu authority may pJace ~. ~motlona are con.
obstacle in your path. Key ta .. ...,, ._,
to keep guard up. Be friend-SCORPIO (Oct 23-l'fov.
Jy but not cueleu. 21): New vieW]Soint Where
GEMINI (May 21-June borne, property enter plc-
20): Ideas flow ; you seem ture. You tlnd ways of mov-
able to perceive how to ac-in1 immonble o b j e c t 1 ,
complish major aoaJ. Keep obltaclet. You gain added
up with corrupondeoce. infol'IDAtlon. Ro ad b 1 o ck
Gain indicated t bro u I b opem; pet2l ii clear· beclUH
reading, w r I t i n I ud you are confident.
publi9binl. Keep up with 8AGIT?AJUUS (Nov. 22·
times. Dec. 21): Da,y to collect,
CANCER (June 21-July ..tyr.e data. Spotlight on
22); Look beyond Immediate ideas, abort Journeys,
i n di cations. Faacl.natlnc relatives. Contusion exists
person tonight could compel about immediate plans but
your curiosity. Don't be can be lrooed out through
afraid of tbt unknown -intelligent d i s c u 1 s i o n .
bring it closer. Examine -Socialize.
ask queltiona. G r tat tr CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·
knoweldge is result. Ju. 19): Be flexible. Don't
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): feel put methods are only
Accent on relatJons with ones. Make headway in
mate. partner, public In st r eamlinini operations,
general. You are judted. Spend money w i a e l y .
tested, studied. A period of Toni&bt relax with congenial
self-analysts is indicated. people. Be alert for ideas.
Find out wby. Outline pro-AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
Area Alpha Chi Omega
Can Brag of a First
Alpha Chi Omega will be
the first nsitiooal women's
fraternity to establish a col-
legiate chapter in Orange
County at California State
College at Fullerton.
The four county alumnae
groups plus a group in Whit·
tier have worked together to
form this college chap-
ter Newport. Mid-Orange,
North Orange County Day
and Evening groups will
gather for a ribbon pledging
of the coeds next Sunday.
Unit Hosts
Archdiocesan Council of
Catholic Women, Orange
County Deanery 1s sponsor-
ing Parish Teamwork. the
theme ror the s p r i n g
Workshops and Luncheon on
May 21. Crom 9 a.m. to 2
p.m .. in the Grand Hotel.
Anaheim.
OHicers. chairmen and
general members of au the
parish organizations will
participate in the morning
workshops which will cover
programming, ways and
m e a n s , communications.
how to conduct meetings
and expand your personal
potential.
Following lunch M r s .
William Kelly of Anaheim
will discUSt The Wond«fuJ
World of the Volunteer.
Reservations may b e
Open House
Hill Top Nursery School
will have an open house
from 9 to 11 :30 a.m.
Wednesday. May 22.
Located at 1259 Victoria
St .. Costa Mesa. t~ school
welcomes preschoolers from
2 years, 9 months to kin-
dergarten. Pf. o t h e r s at-
tending are asked to bring
only preschoolers · w I t h
them.
1.eta Phi Lambda sorority
at Cal State will be the llOt.b
chapter for Alpha Chi.
Area alumnae h a v e
awarded scholarships t o
students at CSCF and at
UCI during the past two •
yesn. The group also wor~s
wltb Ule Cerebral Palsy sec-
tion of Crippled Children's
Society and on a national
scale provides scholarships
for docton, therapists and
nurses.
Workshop
made with Mrs. Herbert
Grugel of Fullerton. at S3 •
per person . Mrs. William
Donovan from Our Lady
Queen or Angels parish.
Corona del Mar, will assist
as a hostess.
Th.is affair will . be the
final meeting before recess-
ing for the summer.
Fresh Ideas
In Homemaking
Offered Public
Spring Is the time for a
fresh new start. Whether
you ~ modernizing or
reor1ani1.ing your borne, the
Southern California Edison
C o m p a n y has some
refreshing ideas to share.
A program Bright Ideasl
for Modern Homemakers is
offered free to the public in
the Edison 's Electric Living
Center. Huntington Beach.
Monday. May 20: Wed·
nesday. May 22. and Mon-
_day. Pf.ay 27. at 7 p.m. the
program will be presented.
Other date$ at 10 a.m. are
May 21. 23 and 24.
Further questions may be
answered by calling the
center at 547-7581. ext. 278.
b HAWAII ''36''
SICRBTARJES NEEDED
Person• of ability, ~rsonahty and enthu·
11Hm may perticipat• In an unusual club
Yent\1'9 in •toeletlon with a leadlftl tour
Opet1ltof and a major aif'llne. Ollnlfted part
time effom wtll be
toelally rewardlftl,
Clubs are fun .••
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YOU ARE INVITED '° llftlnd 1n lnformttt.e meetlnt to be
Mid In ttie neer fut"'9 llt the Matter Hlftoft Hottl4. All your •ettlof!• wQI be 1ntw11ed. You tNtt If~ wttfl eubmlt 1n
1ppllc1tlon for appointment. lead th• coupon Hlow for
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REIGN OF TERROR -William Holden, above,
stars as a wealthy planter in tonight's motion pie·
ture "The 7th Dawn" in color at 9 p.m. on Channel
2. The planter finds himself involved in a Commwr
ist terrorists' plot to take over Malaya.
TELEVL~ION VIEWS
Title 'Saga'
Means Variety
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -There are a number of
good, serviceable series titles in television which
are carefully designed to cover a wide range of
material and subjects -"American Profile.''
"Omni bus," "White Paper," "Houseparty."
PERHAPS the best umbrella title of all is ap-
pended to ABC's long-playing skein of actuality
shows "The Saga .of Western Man."
As it has worked out over the past few seasons,
this title is a catch-all for just about any subject
that piques the interest of its executive producer,
John Secondari, a quadruple-threat operator who
has turned out a best-selling novel. done service as
a news man, writes and narrates his own shows.
IN THE PAST three seasons, Secondari's at·
tention has rested on such di\lerse subjects as Le<r
nardo da Vinci's contributions to civilizatio~
Columbus's journeys to the New World, a play-bY,·
play reconstruction of Custer's last stand and the
slQw crumbling of Venice into the waters from
which it arose .
Now, in a real change of pace, "Saga•• will
come up with a documentary about contemporary
missionaries in India and the islands of Micronesia
in the Pacific.
TO MAKE "In the Name of God," the missionary
special scheduled for Monday night, director John
Hughes and a photography team headed by one of
the best men in the business, William Hartigan,
spent months in out-of-the-way tropical islands and
poverty-stricken corners of India shooting thousands
of feet showing modern missionaries at work.
Hughes. who started out with some preconceiv-
ed notions on the subject. was surprised at what
he found.
"THE LAST thing in the world they seem to
want to do these days is convert people," Hughes
reported. "Mostly modern missionaries are inter-
ested in helping the natives. They are concerned
with constructing -houses and roads -and dig·
ging wells, educating the children and improving
health and diets.''
·1n the course of two months in and around the
Caroline Islands, Hughes saw more examples of
missionaries helping people than converting them
to Christianity.
HIS ONE REGRET about the resulting pr<r
gram is that time does not permit showing film
of teams of young natives of Ponape, a remote
island, playing baseball with the enthusiasm of
· American boys.
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"'' T.._..... f)n Bomer Ratnptlfle
Wuhington•1 Frank Howard is on one of the greatest home run
sprees in major league history. 'lbe two he hit against Cleveland
Tburaday night -bis 13th and 14th of the season -allowed him to
lie an American League record of hittin& seven homers in four
games. The record ia eight, held by Ralph Kiner. .
Life In Dodgervllle
How Bad Can It Get?
Pitchers -Outhit Hitters
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Here•1 how
bad things are for the Lot Anrelea
Dodgen: '111e people tbey pay to hit
the ball and Clltch it •e batting a
composite .196 this season.
'111e people they pay to pitch are !lit·
ting .200. Or comidv tbiJ fact: In 42 pe.r cent
ol the aames they've played so far t.rus
sprina. the only way the Dodgers
could have won would have been to
shut out the opposition.
In 33 starts. they've been limited to
Clark Seeks
First '68 Win
Against Twins
one run on eipt occasiona and have
been abut out lix ti.mes.
Shutout No. 6 OCCUITed Thursday
night wtlen they ran into a six-hit
performance and lost to Chicago Cub
left.hander Rich Nye, 1-0.
Dodger Manager Walter Alston is at
wit's end.
"Nobody's hitting, so juggling the
lineup im't helping." he said after the
Cubs made olf with the aeries, three
games to one.
Alatm was reminded that the
Dodgers have scored just seven runs
in ttteir laat seven games and that.
miraculously, they've manasecf to win
two of them.
"Yeah, and I can remember one
time when we scored 11 rum in one in·
ning. But it was a long. long UmP
ago."
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Indy Tria"ls Open Saturday
Turbo-Piston Str11ggle Renews
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (AP) -A
fast little clutch ol turbme race cars
will try to outrun some sophisticated
new piltoa enlines Saturday ia open-
int time trials for the 52nd ID·
dWmapolis 50().mile rac. May 30.
Most of the Indianapolis Motor
Speedwa7's 7.04,000 seats probably will
be filled as top American and Euro-
pean drivers run one at a time aplntt
the clock in 10-mlle qualifications.
The fast.est Saturday will 1tart No. 1
in the race regardJeaa ol apeeds in
later time trials.
Bobby Unser. Albuquerque, N. M ..
has won th~ last three USAC ch.am·
pionShip races with it and will be a
challenger for the Indianapolis pole.
Unser bad two runs over 170 m.9.b,
'Ibunday. Ha beat•-170.778, futest
ever for tbe 2~-mlle oval. Ua.er tun·
ed another at 170.088.
MMio Andretti of Nuaceth, Pa ..
who tw started on tbe pole in the last
two 500I. will be in the contin1eat
tryint to keep plat.on engines alive.
The qualifying record be set last
year In hil Hawk Ford u 188.912
m.p.h.
Graham Hill of London, former
world road racing champion and 1966
Indianapolis winner, ls almost oerta.in
to smash the re,cord.
It may fall four or five times.
Hill is driving one of lour new Lotus
ca.rs with Pratt & Whitney turbine
enguies. 'Greg Weld of Kansas City,
1967 U. S. Auto Club spring champion
Willsey Gives Ax
To 14 Boycotting
Negro GridderS
BERKELEY (UPI)-Hope rose to-
day that Necro football players and
bead ltootball coach Ray Willley ol the
Univentty ol California can NIOtve
their current differences.
The players presented Willsey with
a list of demands Wednesday urging
man equitable treatment for Necroe1
oo the squad.
They alleged aome Negro players
were not being given a full chance to
prove themseiws and Negro wu pit-
ted against Negro at the same poeition
to ellminate one of them.
When Willsey banded back the list of
demands without taking any action, all
14 Necroes on the varsity atayed away
from practice Wednesday and Tbun-
day.
Willsey, who stated firmly he would
be the sole judge of "who will play,
where ed. when," dropped all of tbem
from the tum Thursday and ordered
their uniJonne be removed from
lockers.
"Football'• not like an all-nilbt
movie where you can come and go,"
aaid tbe coach.
"They're off the team and that'~it."
HOftVel', starting Nell'O fullback
John McGattie indicated the dispute
might be resolved within a few days.
Spring practice closes Saturday af·
temoon with an intrasquad game.
"Tb.ii is not a boycott," said McGa1· ' tie. "We have been holding meetings
to try and get some problems seWed.
We are just trying to get together with
the coecbes. • •·we just have some differences with
the coaches that we want settled now
Howe Honored
On All-Stars
For 10th Time .
NEW YORK (AP) -Gordie Howe.
40-year-old right wing for Detroit. has
been named to the National Hockey
League's all·st.ar team for the 10th Ume, equaling the record !et by Doug
Harvey with Montreal.
Howe has made the second team
ni ne times in his 22-year NHL career.
Other first-team all-stars selected
Thursday by league coaches included
goalie Lorne "Gump" Worsley of Mon-
treal, defensemen Bobby Orr of
Bostoo and Tim Horton of Toronto and
center Stan Miltita and left wing Bob-
by Hull of Chicago.
The second team consisted of goalie
Ed G i a c o m i n. defememan Jim
Neilson and right wing Rod Gilbert of
Montreal and center Phil Esposito and
left wing Johnny Bucyk of Boston.
The coaches vote at mjdseason and
again at the end of the campaign.
before the season starts next fall.•
None of Cal's other IPrinl aporta
teama have been affected by the
walkout.
EaI'l1 Cheit, executive vice chan-
cellor at Berkeley, supported Wlllaey
in the dlspute. "It'a b1a team and we
have every co~idence in b1a ability to
handle it," said Cheit.
Willley i.. giveo Cbeit a full report
on the matt.er.
Two Share
Colonial Lead
With 68's
FORT WORTH, Tel. (AP) -Shades
of the U.S. Open.
That's where the action WM a year
ago, when a cbnly baod.lome younc
Texan •tunned the golf world as •
braab amatem' who led after the first
and third mmds.
A ahatterio& 80 at the famed BaJtus·
rol coune outslde Newark, N.J., put
a awift, decisive end to what might
have beett-But Marty Fle<:kman says
· it all was a wonderful experieoce
He played that last day with Billy
Casper. a glited, veteran sbotmaker
who ranks leCOOd currently amooc
the year'a top mooey winners.
Today. Fleckman and Casper enter·
ed the second round of the f125,000
Oolonial National Invitation Go If
Townament with a ooe-shot lead.
Casper. 36, and Fledunan, 24, tou.r·
ed the soggy, scenic, 7,000-yard Colo·
niaJ course in two-Ullder·par 68 Thurs·
day, two of only seven to crack regu-
lation flgures. A stroke back at 69 were Earl Stew-
art Jr., Ket Nagle, Jack.Montgomery,
Tommy Aaron and Ken Still. Mont·
IOfllet')' mlMed a share of UJe lead by three-putting 18 for a bogey.
The 18th was where Casper dropped
a 14-foot birdle put that tent him
wi.nginC toward the top prize of '25. ·
000. He sank birdie t>utta earDer of a,
25 and 4 feet.
Casper, twice a winner this year.
won here four years ago, even before
h.ia bouts with buffalo and swordfish
steaks made headl.lnes.
wbo nev• bu llarted la U.. 800, bll one Of the others.
Tbe car that atarted the turbiDa
uaault. Andy Graaatelli's atry la
wblcb ParneW Jones Jed molt of tbe
1867 Nee, was wre,cked by Jee
Leonard, San Jose. in practice.
Jonea, 1963 winner, alreld1 bad
wlthdraWll becau~ of oew USAC
restrictions on the encine's air inlet.
Some hiibly refined new piltm'I
tnelnes will run against the favored
Lotuses.
The famous old Offenhauser englpe. whicn dominated the 500 from World
War II until 1965, has bee.n modernized
with a turbocharger_
This compttsses air going into the
fuel mixture and bites bonepower
frcd abalat • to ••
Leonard allo surpueed 11'> Tbun-da.1 with a lap clocied at 110.442.
A. J . Foyt ol Hou.atoll. IOial for an
UDpl"ecedented fourtb 5CJO.mlle cbam·
pionabip, bu one of Hven new
turbocblr&ecl Ford eallntt. They may nm up to 100 horsepower.
MOit entr~ta 'Will uae h standard
ncmupercbarced Ford en1ine wbicb ~ woa iD the last three years for the
/ la~ Jimmy Clark, H,lll and Foyt.
At least 13 newcomers to the
Speedway will be eligible to try to
qiaali.fy Saturday for theJ.r first 500.
Tbey include the famous names ol Bill
Vukovich Jr. ana Gary Betteo.hfusen,
sons ol drivers who were lcilled oo the
Speedway.
IH'I , ....... BUSTED BARRIER -Bobby Unser of Albuquerque, N.M., flashes
a wide grin after he became the first man ever to surpass 170 m.p.h.
at Indianapolis' Speedway. He's one of the favorites for the Mem-
orial Day pole position.
Faeult1 (}psei
New Woes for Marquette
Over Hiring of Negro
MILWAUKEE. Wis. (AP) -Mar·
quett.e University, who1e Ne i r o
basketball players withdrew briefly,
faces the possible loss of some faculty
members in a dispute over the hirlng
ol a Negro ljiministrator.
George T!Jompson. a sensational
jun.ior member of the basketball team,
said in a statement early today that
''we still firmly believe in this cau1e
and will support it in as many ways as
possible.
"However. at this time. we feel that
as basketball players. we can beat
work in support of this croup by re-
maining in school and working through
the pToper university channels."
Thompson's statement came several
hours after a faculty member ad-
dressed a student meeting.
The Rev. Bernard Cooke. a na-
Uooa.Uy known theologian, told student
prowtors Thursday night he and two
other priests would qult the facutty il
the Roman Catholic university failed
to meet student demands within 48
~·· Mort than 100 student& Md been
staging a sit-in in the Student Union,
vowing to remain until UTeated unless
the university committed itlelf to the
hiring of a Negro adminlstrllltol'.
Fatbet' Cooke, who helped advise the
Second Vatican Council in Rome, the
Rev. Wiltimi Sullivan and the Rev.
Thomas CaJdweU, all Jesuit priests,
offett<t to reelgn u an altemattw to
the arrest strategy.
All but seven of the lltudent.11ave up
the sit-in 1hortly before midnight. A
few minutes lat.er, police moved ill and
arrested the seven students who re·
mained.
The ieven submJtted quietly and
walked into a waiting police waaon to
the applause of other demonstrators .
The univeraity made no comment on
either the .ction ol the buketball
playft'S or the threatened rwJpetion
of Father Cooke, the chairman ol ita
tbe~logy department.
However, the Rev. John P. Raynor,
univenity president, sald earlier
Tbunda.y that Marquette will "aot be
fOVerned by coercion."
MINNUPOLlS -Right • hander
Rick Clark wU1 attempt to notch his
fiJ"lt victory ol tbe ·1euoa and at the
aame thnt hurl the Angels a atep
cloeer to the American League'• first
Allfeb .. TV .... Laver~ Emerson Lo~k Horns "We uked the studentl to live w 48
hours to netotiate with the bi&her
UJ>I," Father Cooke uid. '.'li these
demands are DOt met within 41 hours, we will n.tp." • p.-., c ......
Roq LAVIR
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Newport Net Stars Collide
NEW YORK -One of Newport
Beach's two great t r a n s p I a n t e d.
Australian tennis s t a r s will be
.sured a apot In the finals of the
Mlldison Square Gll'den invitational
s.turday nlghl
For they collide in tonighfs semi·
finals aa Rocket Rod Lavv mises it
1IP wltll ...,1y tun.cl pro Ro1 £mer.
.. ii • r.ture duel.
Tbe wtmler pa on to h ball.
KID RollwaD, anotlMI' Aultrallu.
f_... Andns GimeDO ol SpalD ID tbe
.. llllliftnal.
The WOllMD betln p&l,y toll1&ht with Mn. BUUe Jeaa Kin& of Lona Buch.
oppoliq Frucoiae Dctrr of Jl'ruce
and Rolemary Caaala of Su Jl'nn.
deco lcUc aplnlt lln. AIUl Raydoa
JCIDll °' £1lf1-t.
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The finals are 1chedUled for Satur·
day nicht. At stake is '30.000 ln prlz.e money.
ID their amateur days, Lave-and
Emenon battled Ill nery bif tJm•
toumeY but it WU Laver wbo Ill 1912
was able to sweep the big fOW' till• -
Uoited States. EnCJand, Auatralla
aid P'raDce -ln I .... ,... He
beam• the MC'Olld .... to do that,.
DclD lladfa ol .a Umt.d Staa.I-.. .... trick .. i-. .-How••· ....... ,.. bnld pro. lt.W .... s--wtto ...... tbl
.... la two ol tllelr tint--~ ~ m~ lllto tbe
rouaiA WtdntldlJ aiOt bJ dlftaU.,
Ala Olmedo ol CallfOnda 14. M, and z--8dYanced bf downbat P'Nd
SIGDI, Ille> • AUltrallu. 1-S, 1-3.
f. ,
ltOY IMIUON
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Student pressure on Marquette. the
natioa's l•l"t Catholic coeducational
university, bu been bulld.lnl steadily
for tile put 10 days.
SEALS SEEKING
MOVE TO CA.IVA.DA
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THUl'S NOT
ber (29'J) of bl Oran&• Cout.
MILWAUKEE-
somewhere in Chi
Skies of~
Rigney bad rer
alli&llt«I and WE
in first clMI comJ
F« the lint t
1980, when tbe Gi
ed him out at ~
Bill Rigney ii a l
the jet set.
Rigney'a basel
the o.Hforniia -1
longer flies as
rented from
O'Mallty, and Ri1
argument with
rugement. The 1
is cut something
and be is pm1
time to tbink.
P'or RigMy,. to
worry. IDe ulet
eometknes ioodl]
At that, Rigne)I
tie11 to WOITY at lnoment than at 1
b.ia rether f r •
cl.Dbency es n
the Angels. His
paper at least, la
haa ever had.
Be Ls losing gs
sure, but be am
why be ts lo&ing t
dodge, such kn
ofta 50 percent
Ut. uwe are losing
innings," Rigney
seventh, eighth
Tb.It • happeniJ
OUT relief pitcll
holding up. Our
ar. not getting
Tar Ne
Capture
Bee Ti1
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THU•'S NOT A CROWD -Demonstrating the incredible num-
ber (29'l} of brother combinations participating in athletics at
Orani• Coast area bfgh schools is the Huntington Beach High
'tennis trio. courtesy of the Orahood family. (left to right) Kirk,
Kent and Keith all play tennis for the Oilers and are part of the
"sport ls a family a1falr0 theme that seems to exist.
A Family Ventllre
BUD TUCKER 292 Area Prep Stars Are Brothers
MJLWAUKEE -TbU was
somewhere in the Friendly
Sk.lea of Uolted and Bill
Ripey bad removed bis
alli&IMn and was relaxing
in firlt clall comfort.
FGI' U'9 .ftnt time since
1980, when tbe Gianta push-
ed h1:m out at 30 ,000 feet,
Bill Rigney ie a m.mber of
lhe jet set.
Rigney'• baseball team,
U1e a.Hf~ .AD&el$, no
tonger flies a Electra
rented from W a l t e r
O'Malley, and Rigney has no
argument with the ar-
ruitment. The flying time
ia cut something like in half
and be is permitted less
time to think. rcr Rigney .. to tnlnk Is to
worry. His ulcer objects.
eometimes loudly. Al. that, Rigney may have
liell to worry about at the
IDDIDellt than at any time in
bil ?tither f re tf u I in-
c\Dl>ency es manager of
the Angels. His team, on
paper at least, la the best be
bas ever had.
He ii losing gunes, to be
sure, but be tnows how and
why he is losing them. In his
dodge , such knowledge is
often SO percent of the bat-
tle.
"We are losing in the late
innings," Ripey JI.id. "The
seventh, eighth and nJnth.
ThJa ii happening because
our relief pjtcbiDg ii not
holding up. Our 1aU men
art not getting us out or
trouble. We're toslng pines
we are in an tbe way and
have a good chance to win."
This brought Minnie Rojas
to mind. A year ago, Minnie
Rojaa became renowned as
a ·late man. He worked
almost every day an d
sometimt11 twJce on Sunday.
Late in a game when the
phone rang in the Angel
bullpen, nobody bothe.red to
answer. They Just put Rojas
in the little cart and aent
him to the mound.
Up to this particular stage
ot the present gallop, Rojas
ha! had more tilan-a little
trouble getting people out.
The guys who have followed
him from the bullpen have
likewise faltered.
"I've been thinking about
this lately," Rigney said.
"MiMie says the weather Is
still too cold, and I hope it's
no more than that.
"If you study tile record~
o! rellefers, you will find
they seem to go best every
S'ecood summer."
You thought about it and
cllowed be had a point. Ted
Abernethy, Ron Penanoski.
Bob Lee. Phil Regan. Now
maybe Minnie Rojas. You
asked Rigney to please ex-
plain.
"Too much work," he
said. "They pitch every day
and 10metbing goes out nf
their arms. Never mind
pttcbing every day, they
alJo wear tbem~ves out
getting ready.
"Particularly in a close
game, a guy in the bullpen
works hard getting ready
(See TUCKER, Pafe II)
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of ltlt Deity ...... Steff
At Corona del Mar and
Estancia High S c h o o l s ,
sports is a family affair.
Each school has 5.1
brotben competing in Its
interscholastic athletic pro-
grams. It's a startling
figure, since the t o t a l
number ol boya in CdM's
lpOrt.s program ls "about
500," according to athletic
director Ron Davis.
Orange -C~t a r e a
attlletk directors were ask-
ed to tabulate the number of
brothers they had h' ttieir
sports prograJns and the
total reached surprisingly
lerge proportions.
It eeems 292 Orange Coast
area prep athletes are
related.
Probably ttie m~ well-
k.nown a g g'r e g a ti o n of
brothers is the Orahood Trio
at Hunting(mt Beach High
School. Keittl, JCirk (twins)
and Kent. Thly form the
nucleus of Huntington's ten-
nis team.
Huntington Beach b a s
another aet of twi.M. John
and Jim Bostick are cross
c ountry and trac k
specialim .
Another lrottier trio is h1
be found at Westminster.
where Bruce, Paul and Glen
Baroa participate In tennis.
swimming and water polo.
Westminster also has a
set of baseball-playing twins
-Will and Phil Macartney
Fountain Valley Hig h
sport~ two triple-brother
combinations. Gary, N'Jtch
and Steve Valbuene arr
baseball, basketball, football
and wrestling a t h I e t e s .
Anod>er Valbueoa, Jim, is a
quarterback at Golden West
College.
The other tbree brothers
are Obarles, David and Nick
Vaughan -all wrestlers.
Here's a rundown oa all
brothers compeO.ng i n
sport& for Ooact a r e a
schools:
Corott• del Mar
Kevin end JCIM Menhr. ~IMI Dave 01vl1, Mlb ettd o..... , IC1<1 end Cel"f Dftton, l ni<e end 1111111 l>Nn. $1tvl eNI Jol'>ft V111 Velkenllvrt. 1111 end lob Adelson, Teri)' Md llldt O'Nell, Oen eflf .k!lln QUIMftberry1 It-end l1<1lt. lllcerde. Grt1 ,,. Mike llttl. l n and JClln K .. nan, Har· ry •NI OOll9 Noont n. John •lld Alln llowmen.
Oout t nd M11'11 Wult•wltt.. Den 1tte1 0oW Alleutllnt, Jelln end Or• AY<Mlotte, Ml411 1NI JClh~. ASltl"-Don E ll1111 IMcl. Ln etMI JttYe h n.wi .,. •NI 1111 lowtn, Well end Poul
'""'• ftlndY •ltd Ge~ulle. Gery, Joe end OleM Geli..... e •NI Alex Goele11te11, C41rt end • Hoyt, L·-•rCI end Miii IC1wabt.
Carl •1111 Her1end !Codi, Clludl ind
Merit ::1"1 Def\. •"" O~vld Neumen1 IV141 • ft , Purdom. NCI ..... ~harlft I~ talt •;:, 'Ob lllY• =11~~~ :.~~ ~':!'.'~iri:~ Mlle• Ind <w V•lltre, Jeff •nd John
Vy.,, 0out end Cllr11 Wtlltf, 1)1vlCI I nd Pt!tr Wiit.
Tar Netters
Capture
Bee Title
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Newport Harbor Hltb's W L Pct. GB .... tum ..,. to the a. aam chmnptonaldp in netr:o't 1J u .m the CJll' finals at Santa Ana Baltimore 17 13 .MIT 2
H..,. The aftm'noon Cleveland 17 13 .587 2
on 1bt atre of Glenn Minnesota 17 15 .531 3
Cripe and bit Cunning-Boston 18 15 .518 3~
.l\e In the doablu . OUland 15 18 .484 4"2
• peir def..a.cl CbM-Calllcll'Di.a 15 18 .4116 51,2
ti9f t1DC1 Smltb ol La PulD-WubiDlton 14 17 .462 5~
te, 1-2, f.G in the finalt. See-New Y ort 13 19 AOI 7
NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pet. GB
St. Lows 3) 11 .MS
San Francisco 18 14 .56.1 21,i
Atlanta 17 15 .531 31,i
Chicago 17 17 .500 4lf.r
Pittsburgh 15 15 .500 41,i
Cincinnati 15 17 •• 5~
Philadelphia 14 18 .487 5~
Los Angeles 15 18 .456 • New York 14 17 .m •
Buatin9ton B~h
Gilbert end ftockv Cerda. G"9
1nd I red Snvdtr, Tom end !!Ille McGl'llleY, Mllct end ,al Pr\cldy rlen 1nd Garv Ambrozich, llruce •M 1rth
w1 ... Miki •nd RICI< lry~. Mike •nd Pt!t l niftemanbChris 1 Russ BP.re, ~,tit end Miki utan, . ory end ltoo m11nl1, ftldt Ind Rod Stlbtrt. Tim 111111 1111 Twito, Geol'H and 1111 ~ottllft'I, M\ke 1n<1· John FHnev1 uben eMI t Ito.rt l•-s. John 1n<1 m lotlldt. Ktl!tl. ICfrtl Ind Ktnt Orellood, LIMY •nd RenCIY C1nlrtll, Mike end Tony Orte. 1111 end J im Klno.
Miil• encl SI.vi Wtlrbowskl, Sltve
Incl Mlrk KIOsttrmM. llol•nd tnd fton
McElhaney.
M•rlna
Tonv ~-Vt111llmleli1 JllM elMI Mill• ft Jn~ Gent l>oucv~Joe ~nd Gt~tr. •n and JClln v. DeMls, I Mlkt Avervt. teve end M~llllefM, Dtnnh end Bill w11-. w J1 1 Deutlltrty, Don 4"" 01.,. , Alen end J adt '-"''"'· Miiter Del
.~-r!l'n,.::t ae w1111am1. Jim 1nd
Netcport
Cherin end Wea l udtlend. Will end
PMll Mceennev. Mfkt and Jolin ValtfllutlA,~!.'-end Paul leron, M•kt 1rid~-., Tracy .
Sommer Cage
League Forming
The Cotta Meu Recrea-
tion Department w i 11
SpoDS« a summer high
school butetb&ll league at
UC Irvine this summer.
League play begins on
June 17 Mid ends July 29.
Teams entered are San
Clemente, Estancia, Mater
Del, Funerton. Saddlebeck.
Troy, Foothill and Buena
Park.
•AJ9Y" AllllllOM ........ . ... .... ... .......... _
ond place Wftt to Ingle-Chicago II 17 .XI 7
wood. ~· ..... ~ ...... la Cee competition, Coro-M...._... 4, Olll..,_. a $lfl F•...c1tc.e >. .._..., 1
na del Mar and Santa Ana w"........, " '"""" t Ntow Ylft '· c1t1e'-tl 1
tied for MCG . plact be-::.,• ~~~ ~'::.":'. 3i1:' = 1
Houston 13 18 .419 7 The "Swecft" will ctptlvate you
Hlling "Co~er" ln any one of 5
lan9u19e1. They ffttln tops in can
when they ••y Cougar.
hl... cbampicll Mark Kep-T..,.. ._. A"'"'' •t 1"1111=·.::.
pe~ the 0ee lndlft:IUIJ afn. ~ (NMI 141 91 ~ <""'-N ), t-1),A:::,• (Jervlt >-JI et ..... y" (eer.w.tl
IS. that took pi9Ct thil '#Miii '"'" C'*"911 "1> M Ott,.. ISHmw HeulMll (Oltl1ttr W) 91 La Alllt"9 I.._ ...._._ W) ...... ).S), nllM ar.wawww • -ADI. It -Yn CT ... ~ .. ...... IM M). ... w. co-.. M) ............. ur,,--
Wll • .a.co.ta Iii •• •· ..... ......,.,.. ~ ~ .. c......... '""" Ml.:.,_.. (MMIM't N> .. ,...... ....... c... dll .... lltuaHClll N>. .... ...,, .... ta .. _... ~ cwr.... ,. .. -(,..,., . ai... .... Nl ...... ,.,..... ca.-... 0..., lor Ccraaa wu • ..., ........ ____________ ..,_._......, ___________ _
Wt 0. l1•Htfrllf1n New
. S.... lad DID Taft wldle
Colta ..... ~--Id db
Ctr)' -K'eD Deaton. Tba CCll"CIDI cltl .... ffl'· JOHNSON 4 · Sf)N
lilJ ..... P'Oltldll Ttmda1 tor tllll rtPt to "'llleet top.
1 • 1 d 1 d Newport HarW nat rrtdaJ in the CIJI' Yll'· tlt.J .... tllmlDatiou.
Ot1AN61 COUNTY'S CKMlf llTAIUIHll LmCOUt • MlllCUllY • COMAi MMa
M RST COAST HIGHWAY, NIWPO~T 81ACH •m1 ...... 1
-0,IN SUNDAY-
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Fri~. M(Y 17, 1968 DAILY PILOT Jf
Area Preps Figllt--tQ Survive
' In Tonight's CIF Track Se~s
BJ ROGEJ\ CARLSON °' .. Dllfr .......
The Oraoae COllt area
sends nhe individuala into
the temUlnal1 of tbe CIF
track and f 1 e l d cham-
piombips toruaht and by the
time P,. smoke clears at
Cerrkoa CoUece -the nine
ltand to Wee a slict>t beetmc. Actioo begins at
5:45.
R e a • o n a a r e u n-
dentandable. Point: A lad
couldft't make the semis
despite a best ol 8-3 in the hip jump . . . mainly
because be had three team-
metes from Comptqn who
beat him in the prelims.
Paul Williams of Hun-
tington Each is given a good
cbaooe to advance to the
CIF finala at Cerritos next
Fr~ night in hla lpecially
-the 880.
He qualified with a 1:56.7
in the prellms, and has
recorded a 1:5.1.0 earlier in
tile season.
Williams will be fighting
for survival against Comp·
ton's Victor Moore and
Milliltan'a Bob Langston.
Moore had a 1:5U and
Langatons a 1: 55.3 in the
prellms.
Williams went only fast
enough to win biJ heat in the
prellms at Westmhwter.
Gaiy Schuman or Morn·
inpide clocked the aame
time as Williams in his heat
of the prelims -1:56.7.
Dennis Lyman of
Westminster also qualified
in the 880 with a 1:58.7.
Shot putters Geoff Har·
rowby of Laguna Duch and
Dan Stark of Marina are in
a IC:rong field that includes
two 60-foot plus tossers.
Randy Wilkenson o l
Pacific is the top thre~t with
a ~!fort to his -credit.
rffarrowby bas a 58-llh in
the books a{ld Slark surpris-
ed with a 55-11 effort in the
prelim.s.
Stark went into the Sunet
League finals wilh a best of
51~ two weeks ago. He did
54-4 in hi:: league finals and
then quallfied in the prelims
with his 55-11 toss.
Phil Age of Fountain
Valley is in the same heat
with Paul Pitts (22.1) of
Muir and Tom White 122.Jl or Centennial in his heat of
the 220. Age made it to the
s e m i s wtth a 23.0 at
Westminster.
After that, the oniy area
qualifiers cane in the high
jump and pole vault.
Marina's Bob Childs and
Mike Sweeney of Mater Del
both qualified with a 8·2 leap
in the high jump. I"'"
In the pole vauit, Dave
Lewis of Huntington B~acb
and Pat Connell of Corona
del Mar will attempt to
quaury for the finals.
Huntington's mile-relay
tet.m sped to a 3:27.7 to
qua~ at Westminster.
The second heat of the
high hurdles should prove to
be one of the best contested
races of the evening. '
.~ * * * Williams' heat in the 880:
(Heat l )
Lane l -Moore,
Compton, 1:54.9
Lane 2 -Lanes ton, Millikan, 1 :55.3
Lane 3 -Williams, Hun-
tington, 1:56.7
Lane 4 -Schuman. Morn·
ingside. 1:56.7
-'Lane 5 Davis ,
Redlands. 1:57.7
Lane 6 -Parmer. Redon·
do. 1:57.8
Lane 7 -S c b m i d t ,
Charter Oak. 1:58.4
Lane 8 -Coutin, ~en.
dale. 1:59.7
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J 8 DAILY PILOT Frid1y, M~ 17, 1968
Start Your
E . ~ ngines
by D~oulgate -
This weekeuci they roll out the REAL horses and inject
them with everything in the laboratory. If the TRA .let
trainers prepare equines for the Kentucky Derby like
mechanics get their machinery ready for qualifying at In-
dianapolis, those bangtails would be so hi.gb ofi the ground
their joclreys would get nosebleeds.
No holds are barred. At Indy they only have to run four
laps at speed. So everyone drives his own personal four-lap
race.
In thP ~andstands around the automo~ile indusb'y's
an-;1ver to the Pyramids. 100.000 or more excited spectators
will crane for a good look at the curious little spitfires driven
by the world's bravest men.
Last week one of the sport's finest young journeymen
proved once again that safe speed is a compromise between
his car'.s performance and the mental calculation it takes to
stay off the wall.
Mike Spence died in a typical Indianapolis !fu't&tion with
the ragged edge, in order to find some racing speed he
thoueht he needed for this weekend's qualifying test.
Top candidate for the pole is once again Mari~ Andret~.
alttv111"h c. 011ick survey of newspaper, magazine, radio
•"I'll t~cll'\I and television commentary might lead one to
forP.et thPre is anything more important than a turbinr
deveiopmrnt program going on at Indy.. .
In his quiet methodical way, Andrettt has been preparing
himself physically and mentally while hi_s car has been
readied mechanically for the feat Andretti performs best,
breaking his own Indianapolis speed record.
He holds It-at 169 m.p.h. and he knows he will have to go
over 170 m.p.h. to get what. he wants. the pole position ..
So much for Andretti and the pole. Now, back to this
turbine thing.
It seems Inevitable that GranatelU's team of Graham
RUl, Jackie Stewart and Greg Weld will put bright Hd
STP cars Into the 1tartlng field despite Andy's on pro-
tests that the 1maUer engine size makes turbine race
un too alow to compete with Fords and Offenbaaae:n .
He reconciles his own pat-down argument with the
artual performances of Lotus turbines this way:
"A vear of hard work has gone Into our can. United
Aircraft spent a lot of money developing a le~al turbine
engine and Colin Cbapm8JI designed a car that brings
the w~lght down close to the legal Umlt of l,3541 lb."
By contrast with the new Lotuses. old No. 40, which
Parnellf Jones l"•lked away from, ls just last year'• car
-rebullt, but with le11 power. It still weighs nearly
1,700 lb.
'lJnfalr' Crg Sound•
Race cars are supposed to go faster every year. but
when they are turbine race cars entered by Granatelll at In·
dian?polis they are somehow controversial. The cry of "un·
fair" has already been heard at the SJ>eedway.
A fellow who knows a lot told me the other day that
Granalelli's new 15.999-in. engine was putting out 800
horsepower. That would make the Pratt-Whitney turbine on
r?re day about 15 per cent more potent than the turbo·char~·
ed Ford on qualifying day, loaded to the injector nozzles with
ni~rCJ.
"Granatelti has already stolen the race." my informed
friend said. "He djverted everybody by suing USAC. while all
1111? time he wai: getting ready to run with the little engine. Tho~e technical guys with USAC fell into his trap."
If thii; is tru~. so did this so-called informed reporter.
I .Ike man) an admirer of the turbine idea, I was looking
forward to direct confrontation this weekend be tween the
t11rhine cars built by Chapman for Granatelli and niose built
by Ken Wallis for Carroll Shelby. .
We wilt never know if the Wallis-Shelby cars were in
the same league with the Chapman-Granatelll cars now.
Shelby withdrew his from the race and cited safety reasons.
lie ch~se ri p;irticularlv tactless time to do so. the same
ni~ht Spence died in an Indianapolis hospital.
This \\as a slap i.n the face to Granat~lli an!i Chapman.
alri···rlv burdened with ~rief over the f;ita\ity. because ~helhy's anno1t"cement left the inference that all turbines
piight be uni:af~.
Attention Dl.,erted
His dramatic withdrawal dJverted attention from
three thing~:
I) Drln rs Den.ls Hulme and Bruce McLaren d.ldn't
llkt llot> Wallls·bullt cars and couldn't make them go fast
l'nOU!th.
ZI \1uch to Shelby's embarranment. W;ilUs J(ot
hlmsrlf in financial trouble. Legal action against blm
m'~ht have ndangcrt d the cars' participation In the race
an~·way.
3) The day after the withdrawal was official turbine
teardown day. when those engines were Inspected for
adherenre to the rulet. There w11 some question that
W;,111\' modlflcatton1 to the GE engine would be ac·
crpt11ble under the rules.
Thr Ink had barely dried on Shelby's walklnf pa~rs.
l\l)wtvfl'r, before a new hurdle was thrust In Granatem·~
way. Engllsti steel used ln the fabrication of steertrt an"
susoensloa parts w_r. declared aubet.ndard. Replacr
tboae partl or don't 'j' to qualify, w., the order.
Lotu• Turf)o• .ullt
The Lotus turbines will be rebuilt this week and could
miss the weekend qualifytng as a result.
There's no dJrect link between this latest roadblock and
the obvious anti·Granatelli sentiment at Indianapolis, of
course. but the Establishment can be as JD'aclo\ls aa the
Cairo Chamber of Commerce to an Israeli soldier.
Bitter feelings originated over tht Granatelll lawsuit
aJ??lnst USAC
Most drivers won't even put STP stickers on their car!'
despite the obvious rewards in the contin~ency prize fund for
doing so. At last count, there were the turbine-powered
Lotuses and No. 40. plus only those cars driven by Bill
Vukovich (car owner J.C. Agajanlan) and Joe Leonard (cal'
owners ParneW Jones and Vel Meletich) wearlns STP
decals. 1
One mu who one. drove for GranateW put It this way:
"Just to Jll'Oft bis point. Andy used ~.000 of our money.
money thlt belontl to USAC members but bald to be used to
fi~t ltb tawsutt. Nobody in USAC bas the rfgbt to 'f'aste our
money th•t -.1."
Gran1tent is 1e:n11ldve to the feelJng acalnst him do1rn In
GMollne All•y. but be alto knows about the sentlm~nt in
favo~ of hl1 stand on turbtiw power up In the stands.
At, Indy in a normal year tht conmcts are many -
tarblne v1. pl.ton: Goodyt11 ... Firestone: veter&n va.
rocilde; Ma ••· the unforsJvlnJ •flf. In 1968 Ulere'1 one
... ! I 1 •
Aab GnuttlB 9'1. the .Indianapol)I &au bllshment.
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LAUNCH.ING .PAD-Leon Fitzgerald of Anaheim sets up a amoke
screen with his AA fuel altered "Pure Heaven'' as be zips to a
200 m.p.h. clocking at Orange County International Raceway. Fitz.
gerald will be on the altered team Saturday night that takes on a
funny ear team ln match races.
Bike Runs
On Tap
Sunday
Vanguards Nearing Finish
Of Finest-ever Sports Year
Raceway
Action Set
Saturday By RAY PLUTKO
Duel 11
Crews
SEATTLE Thirteen
varsity intercollegiate crews
competl here today and
Saturday in what ii ex·
pected to be the most hotly
contested race in the eight·
year history of t.be Western
Sprint Regatta.
Orange Coast Co+lege and
Oregon State are favorite•
in the 11 crew juniOI" varsity
race. OtheT entrants are
California, UCLA, Cal state·
Long Beach, S t an f o r d •
Washington, Oregon, Pacific
Lutheran, ~ Colu.mba
and Victoria, B.C.
Any of four powerful
C'l'eWS -W & S h in g t 0 n •
UCLA, Stanford or Loyola
-could be the likely winner
of the Ky Ebright Challenge
Cup.
Washington and UCLA,
the establ.iShed powers: will
be attempting to stave off
upstart Stamord and Loyola,
both of wbidl have edel'ed
the belt crews iD their row-
ing hiatories.
Nine oUler erewa are
ready to claim the cup if the
-fuUI' leaders fail -Seattle..
Univenity, University of
Puget Sound, Cal State-Long
Beach, Santa C 1 a r a •
Southern Cal, B r i t i s h
Columbia, Pacific Lutber3Jl,
California and Oregon State.
Preliminary heats a re
scheduled today with the
winners m o v i n g into
Saturday's finaH over Lake
Washington's 2,000-m et er
Seward ~ark course.
Southern California mo·
torcycle racing a c t i o n
takes a new direction thi11
weekend, moving from the
TTs and Oat tracks to the
2.6-mile road course at Riv-
erside International l{ace·
way.
OI Ille D•lty """ St•ll Southern California Col·
lege will close its door in
two weeks for the 1967·68
school year. but t h e
Vanguards may have pried
open anotner fixture in the
process.
We probably won't see any the cross country, basket.
changes for at least a year ball and track and field
afte r that, but we have step-titles. Drag rac in g' s "ex-jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
citement cars" - super ex-
perimeni'al slx>ckers and AA
fuel altereds -will both be
on b·and at Orange County
International R a c e w a y
Saturday mgbt.
The European style Grand
Prix motorcycle road racing
at Riverside will involve
more than 200 top-flight
riders and machines in com·
petition around the nine·
turn road course at speeds
up to 145 miles an hour.
Six of the top 10 fini sh-
ers at the recent Daytona
Beach, Fla .. big bore event
will be on hand, including
winner CaJ Rayborn of San
Diego.
Rayborn became the first
"bike" rider to win on
Daytona's 3.81 mile course
at an average speed of
above 104 miles an hour.
At least that's the feeling
of athletic director Bob Reid
who said, ''This past school
year. especially the spring.
has to go down as the
greatest sports program in
the history of sec."
Reid wasn't puJling any
punches. sec competed in
fi ve sports this season -
winning conference cha m-
pionships in three a n d
finishing runnerup the other
two times out.
''Despite our fine year, we
were still somewhat tied
down with a I i m l te d
scholarship program .
"However. we feel a real
breakthrough could deve lop
next year as we will offer a
physical education minor.
ped up our schedule. Although far from wh at
"Next season we will play others might term highJy
eight basketball games with impressive credentials, the
JC varsity teams, meetio~ _ Vanguards set s c h o o I
records with a 7.5.1 tennis
SCC BANQUET log and a 9-14 diamond
S o u t h e r n California slate.
College will stage Its an· Probably the prize plum
ou al spring sports awards for the Vanguards this year
banquet Monday night at was the track and field team
the school cafeteria. that compiled an 8-2 mark
Dinner will be served at and captured its first-ever
5 p.m., with the awards tile.
slated for 11. Public 11 ln· Tennis received its boom
viled. Crom freshman G e n e
Barstow, Victor Valley. Taft
and College of the Desert
home and away.
"All told, our schedule
calls for 32 b a s k e t b a 11
games. 30 baseball, 10 cross
country. 15 tennis and 10
track meets." Reid con-
fides.
A member of the Golden
State Conference, SCC won
Hudlow (San Diego HS).
who lost bis opening match
to Laverne's NQ. -1 player
then won 12 straight outings:
Sophomore catcher Lynn
Ta ylor (San Bernardino)
and senior shortstop Paul
Crissman paced the baseball
team offensively, hitting
.403 and .400 for the season.
BUD TUCKER ...
Another Freshman in Jer-
ry Will.lams (Casa Grande
Ariz. I paced the mound
corps w.ith a 4·1 record,
while junior Ronn Nipper
was a notch behind at 3-1.
ocm promoter M ·1 k e
Jones bas matched the two
cars in 1tle same races. The
altereds and funny cars will
be r unning "heads up"
without the use of an elec-
tronic handicap start.
The five cars comprising
tile fuel altered team in·
elude Willy 8 o r s c h ' s
"Flying Wing" from Los
Angeles, Rich G u a s c o ' s
($an Jose) 2(11 mph "Pure
Hell." Sush Matsubara's
(Los Angeles) "Mondello's
Special, '1 Leon Fitzgerald's
(Anaheim) "Pure Heaven"
and Glen Way's (Reseda)
''Groundshaker."
The funny car contingent
includes Fred G o e s k e • s
0000 Oaks) "Hemi Cuda,''
the Pisano B r o t h e r • s
Camaro (Los A n g e 1 e s )
Cecil Yother's (San Lean:
Every minute and
a half ••• someone
calls AAMCO
Eve•y week MMCO satisfies more
than 10,000 transmission p roblems.
You get free towin1. • free road· eh~k. fut. efficient servlc-most
times In J11st one day. And with
AAMCO, Your transmission c1n be
protected by over 500 MMCO Cen•
ters coast to cont.
Every minute and a hill, some.
one proves •••
Y•u11~,ew tr....,..,.,; .. AAJICOI
Others expected to be on
hand at Riverside from the
Daytona top 10 will be Art
Baumann . San. Francisco
third; Ron Grant, Brisbane'
Calif.; James Odom, F're:
mont. CaJif .. seventh; Mil·
suo ltoh. Hamamatsu. Ja·
pan, ninth ; and George Ro·
mero, San Luis 0 b i s p o.
Calif .. tenth place.
(C.Ontlnued from Page 17>
~nd staying ready. They
work hard down there and
they have to leave some of it
down there.
heading of job opportunjty.
The pay is good and you
can 't be.at the hours c:.r1d the
fringe bene fits are many
For instance. all travel by
SCC's track and field
team ert'sed 13 of the
school's 18 marks t h i s
season. with N i p p e r
virtually doing it all.
dro1''Melrose M i s s 1 e . I ·1-.--rn==~:t--.. Gene Conway's (Gardena)!I
P ontiac Firebird and the
sport's fastest funny car -
Nelson Carter's ( Tu I s a •
Okia.) Imperial Kustoms
Dodge Charger.
Bikes Crom all over the
world. including Harleys
Trium phs, B.S.A.s. Nor:
tons. Yamahas. Suzukis. Ho-
d ~ k a s and. Bridgestones.
will compete m nine classi·
fications determined by en-
gine size.
"Look at Minnie. He was
in something like 72 games
last year. You have to aad
to that all the tl me he spent
getting ready."
pure jet.
Only well-rested
need apply.
Nipper has accounted for
six individual marks 'and
a r m s also ran a leg on two of the
record-setting relay teams.
Not a bad year for a
school that has but a 250
lo addition to the featured
a I t e r e d·funny car show
three of drag racing's lead:
ing exhibitionists will per·
form Saturday night.
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may be purchased for $2.50
at the Raceway and the
price in cludes a free gran d·
stand seat on a first·come.
first-served basis.
EC TITLIST
TESTS VIKES
But why the pattern t'f
every other year? TARS DRAW
CIF BYE ''Becausti." Rigney ex·
pl<.ined. ''A guy has a super
year and then is not so good.
Now the manager isn't Defending CIF cham·
going to use hi m as much pion Newport H a r b o r
and his arm gets some rest. draws a bye in the first 1
"Now be comes back with round of tennis playoffs a year of easier work and
the blood starts to flow back while Corona del Mar
in the arm and he is super draws a road trip to Foot.
again. • hill of Tustin oo Tuesday
Chaffey and Long Beach "This is why you have to in the opening matches.
City colleges staged round be careful &<bout getting rid Mark Keppel, Palos
No. 1 of their SoCal J C of a guy . He'll come back in Verdes, Redlands, Santa "~seball playoff ser1'es 1'n his super year and hurt M • d R i1· ·11 "" .. oroca an o mg Ht s
Alta Loma today, but the you. also got byes.
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their best-of-three series
today. with the second
game slated for noon
Saturday in Long Beach.
A third game. i f
necessary. would g e t
under way 30 minutes
after the conclusion of
Saturday's initial outing.
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Mexican capital convinced
Uie bullfighting w o r I d he
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an ear and exiting from the
arena on the shoulders of
the fans.
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
The Professional-· Way·
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The school teacher labor ~vement has made c~
siderable headway during the past school year. Teach·
er strikes have occurred in many parts of the country.
During these stnkes both teachers a11d school board
meffWers have been aware that even if one side gains.
the school children don 't. Too often. both sides have felt so strongly about their salary positions they have be~n
wilting to overlook the effect on the children caught m
the middle.
Luckily, there is another, better way for teachers
to seek higher salaries.
Newport-Mesa Unified School District teachers
have won a 6. 7 percent average pay increase following
cordial, fruitful negotiations with Supt. Leland New-
comer.
Reason instead of ~wer w~s the in~t~ument of
persuasion in the bargaining sessions . A w1lltng ness to
bend was shown by both sides. • ·
The teacher association bargaining group had ask-
ed for a nine percent average pay increase. The board
had originally offered four percent. They settled on 6. 7
percent.
Positions on fringe benefits likewise were com-
promised.
In the reasonableness of their demands and in their
willingness to take less, Harbor Area teachers showed
they are indeed professionals. a title they so dearly
covet. They were professional in making the welfare of
the children an equal "participant" in the negotiations.
The school board this year was one step removed
from the negotiating process. although of course its
members did have the final say on the salary schedule.
Under the newly effective Winton Act. salary negotia·
tions first must be hammered out between the teach-
ers and the district administration -leaving the board
to act on the issue later.
It worked in the Harbor Area. Dr. Newcomer and
the teachers had done their parts. They had talked and
argued and compromised and reached agreement. The
board accepted their recommendation.
It's the way it ~hould be done -the professional
way. Teachers 'ain stature in the community, the ad·
ministration isn t wrack* with turmoil -and, most
importantJy. the children don't lose.
Mother of the Year
Harbor Area activity, especially youth programs,
will surely slow down noUceably when Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph E. Whitford soon head for Hawaii !or a tw<>-
week vacation,
The reason is that both are very much involved in
youth projects, and that, of course. is why they're go-
ing to Hawaii. The trip is Mrs. Whitford's prize for be-
ing selected the Harbor Area's 1968 "Mother of the
Year.''
It's an honor that she rightfully shares with her
husband. He is manager of the Sea Explorer Base, she's
his secretary -and she's much else, including a Girl
Scout leader, fla~ shop operator and mother of three
"monstrous boys, ' accordmg to one of them. nine-year-
old Brian.
It was Brian's essay entry in Hoag Memorial Hos-
pital's annual ''Mother of the Year" contest that won
the title for Mrs. Whitford.
Included in Brian's recitation of his mother's at-
tributes was t'his nugget:
"Her word of honor is as good as 24 carrot (sic)
solid gold.·•
That's apparently important to a youngster. Per·
haps just as important as mothers 'like Mrs. Whitford
are to their community.
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The Impact
Uf Divorce
On a Child
Dear
1' olunteers B·ritlfl ltltUic, Drama, Compassion
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By NORMAN NIXON, M. D.
The emotional impact of divorce on
a child ia usually d e v a s t a t i n g •
Particularly, children from 3 to 6 for
whom father, mother and home are
almost their whole world. The child
wonders if his parents are angry at
him and if he is t.o blame. One +year·
old said poignantly: "Maybe Mommy
will divorce me too, Ulen who will take
care of me?"
IN THE AMERICAN Journal of
Psychiatry recently, Dr. Joh n
Mc.Dermott, Jr .• a child psychiatrist at
University of Michigan, summarizes
the teachers' detailed observations of
16 children, ages 3 to S, whose parents
were divorced while they were enroll-
ed at a private nursery school for
normal children in Ann Arbor. The
observations were made before, dur·
ing. and after the crisis period. Nearly
ali of McDermott's group showed
a.ute behavioral changes and became
management problems. The three
youngsters who appeared outwardly to
be unaffected during the divorce
period seemed to have an unusually
solid, distinct relationship with each
parent.
MOST OF THE GROUP reacted in·
itially with shock. anger. depression,
and regression to infantile behavior.
Some became possessive, noisy and
aggressive, pushing, kicking, hitting
and biting, in contrast to previous
behavior r One boy, startled by his own
actions arter hitting others, would sob
to the teacher. "They don't love me."
Another 4·year-old began knocking
down other children's blocks and toys,
particularly when he saw them
playing house. Some who previously
were outgoing and happy sat outside
Ule group looking sad, gloomy and
lost
EVERY CHILD UNDER five or six
\
Gloomy
Gus:
It might not be Ulegal to "walk"
a dog on school grounds but it
is disgraceful. This comes after
seeing a woman stop her car,
put her dog out, and call him in
when finished -in fuU view of a
patrol car. The nightly ''walks"
are just as bad.
-P. S. C.
goes tbrough a period when he wants a
monopoly on 'the parent of the opposite
sex. A boy may secretly wish that his
father was out of the way so he can
have mother all to himself; if bis
lather does go away, he thinks he is to
blame and feels guilty for he really
loves him. A girl at this time })as
jealous and possessive f e e I i n g s
towards her dad; if he leaves, then
surely he doesn't love her. As ex·
pected. the WJchigan children showed
an acqmtuation of this universal
Oedipal struggle.
AS DO MOST PARENTS, the
Michigan couples rationaliied that a
child under six is immune to divorce.
But like most women going through
this difficult period, the mothers were
so distraught themselves -that most
were unaware of changes in their
child's behavior. There was a sort of
moratorium for mothering because of
each woman's preoccupation with her
own problems. and her feeling of in·
adequacy over her failure in mar·
riage.
Even though divorce represents a
major crisis, young children in an
ideal nursery school can be helped to
weather the storm. particularly when
the teacher, With the help of a con-
sultant child psychiatrist. gives the
youngster the extra security he needs
during the crisis.
SOME EMOTIONAL damage un-
doubtedly occurs in every child whose
parents are divorced but It need not be
irreparable. Regardless of age. every
child needs to feel he will not lose the
love of either of !tis parents, even
though one will be living elsewhere.
Although no longer husband and wife,
the father and mother should make
every effort to work together as
parents i.n the best interest of the
child. Hard indeed. but not impossible!
A Prudent Investment
The (San Francisco) school 'board
wisely has approved Supt. Robert
Jenkins' proposal to cut clas~ size by
adding ;JOO teachers this fall.
The plan is expensiv(."' It will push
., the school district hard up against it11
'2.25 ta.x ceiling and even If the rest of
t>r. Jenkins' plan -another 300
teachers each in 1969 and 1970 -is not
Implemented. It will requirtt an elec.
tlon to raise the celling.
But the estimated 12.4 million cost
can only be accounted ais prudent
aoclal and educational Investment that
Will yJcld Jong term div1dends. San
Francisco, along wJth the natJon'&
other core cJtlea. faces the enormous
task of bringing the children Of Its
aanderprtvDeged up to acceptable
acholat tic standards.
~
' THE CJTY NOW ls ipendlng 1 Uttle
more than lllOO a year lo educate a
d\lld, about the 1tate average. But In a
hJgh ac:himn•, wealthy community
)ike Beverly Kills the lUf>*yers invest
ti.LC» a J"T. It It no tcclc:Wnt that ld&Mlt ruding 1eore1 in C.Ufot'Tlla adioola an attalned fn amall-clus·ahe ~ bb Bn~t, ffilll, Piedmont
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and Hillsborough
San Francisco parenu in white mid·
die class neil(hborhood11 made it plain
durinj( heari ngs tn ,January that they
oppose compu(!lory. large scale bus·
ing. Rather. ran the tenor of tht>ir ex·
pressions. quality of scl'lools In un-
derprivileged areas should be tm•
proved. That only can mean smnller
classes. along wlth the other expensive
r~medJal programs already in opera· lion.
WE CANNOT CONTINUE to pro-
duce h\gh school gradual.ea In alum
areas who read, write and do sums at
grade school level We have too many
bard core unemployed today without
conUnuing to turn out more. •
The board and su.pertntendent have
been under <'lvi<' pressure 'to meet the
challenae t.o upifade minority e<luca·
tion. Havin1 moved In tbat direction,
tMy daerve fuU communJty support.
Saa Fn--. Esaml•r
Sundays Are a Deligl1t at Fairview ·
To the Editor:
Mother's Day at Fairview Slate
Hospital this year was different. For
instance. my services as a volunteer
are now dispenslble. The wheelchair
patients whom I take to Protestant
service don't need me as they did.
No longer does my failure to appear
mean that some 20 infirm residents sit
desolate because of being deprived of
their outing. All that ls needed to ar·
range for their escort is to call the
chaplain. Rev. Francis McOlash, and
ask that he send some of his student
volunteers to Unit 115.
JT WAS NOT LIKE this six years
ago when I began the Sunday work.
The DAILY PILOT has added this
blessi ng to our community by bringing
the need to the attention of your
readers. From this followed the fine
work of the churches and their eit·
planations and pleas from many
pulpits ror more volunteer helpers at
Fairview.
Four years ago the paper printed an
article, which was lat.er reprinted out
of Sacramento. A year go Thomas
Keevil, our editor, devoted one whole
page to the Fairview story. The in·
terest and response has resulted in
having from 30 t&-40 young people on
hand every Sunday. contributing his or
her talents as needed.
Typical of this welcome group is
Mrs. Mary Hoff, who comes with a •
station wagon overflowing w i t b
students all from the F i r s t
Presbyterian Ch11rch of Westminster.
The Mesa Verde Methodist has a
similar gathering, and most of the
other adjacent churches a r e
represented in larger or smaller
numbers of volunteers.
A FLUTIST. A trumpet player and a
trombone artist add theJr talents to
those of the pianist, making of our
simple hymns something beautiful.
One puts his instrument aside to lead
the singing with his fine \'Oic•c, or
Calvi n or Marlene HoH lakr the
microphone for solos. These are part
of the regulars.
Less frequently a brilllant pianist.
whom I know only as Eddie. plays (or
us. A soloist or operatic proportions
usually accompanies him. Edc.Ue pro-
mised to brlng others of his Indian
Christian group and we look forward
to the pleasure of having these friends
from India.
Other additions which make Sun-
days a delight to the patients include
such items as the dramatized presen·
tations of Jim Kerwin and his friend,
Grant. Freeland, Prince or Peace.
Lutheran. As Rev. McOlash said.
these dear people of varying degrees
of mental retardation cannot visuallze
the abstract idea o( God. but these
young people bring love and the
human touch directly into lonely lives.
WF. SF.f: A SMALL boy dtmb
trustingly into the lap or a younit man.
or a teenage g"J put her h('lld on the
sboUlder of a co-ed A b I o n d e
volunteer goes over to kneel by th~
whee~chalr or a weeping N e ~ r o •
bringing the comfort of endrcl1ng
arms. The compassion and unde'f.
ttandinc or these studenta fom outside
i. beyond belier.
Outatandlnc in this heading Is the
group «tom Southern €allfornla Col-
lege, headed by P\W'Grcengus. Reali&·
ing the need lO separate those with ,
blgber IQ, Phil organlied a separate
arvlct which he conducts In a srnaJ.
Jtr building with a more sophisticated
approach. Thlt Is a imaU view or the
great help brought to Fairview by the
publlelt;J of need u ahown by tht DAJ·
LY PILOT. We. are grate.tu!. ..
MANlE GRAE DANltL
1., , .. ,,
Letters from readers are welcome.
Normally writers should convey their
messages in 300 words or Less. The
right to condense letters to fit space
or eliminate Libel is reserved. Alt let·
ters must include signature and. mait-
ing address, but names will be with·
held on req uest.
Md;arthv'• ReC!Or~
To the Editor:
I wish to comment upon the column
by Allen-Scott which you carried in
your May 13 edition regarding Sen.
Eugene McCarthy .and poll tax legisla-
tion. To anyone familiar with the
history of poll tax legislation. Mr.
Allen's allegations are at b e s t
misleading and at worst out-right
falsehoods .
Senator McCarthy's record on poll
tax legialation can ea1i}y be substan·
tiated in the Congressional Record. In
the yeara 19&0, 1962 and 1965. Senator
McCarthy voted FOR m e a s u r e 1
outlawing poll taxes. The confusion ex-
ists over Congressional action on the
Civil Rights Bill of 1935. At this time.
an amendment banning poll taxes was
added to the bill. However. at the
same time. the United States Supreme
Court was hearing briefs regarding
the constitutionality of the poll tax in
Prince Edward County. Va.
ON THE ADVICE of Atty, Gen.
Nicholas Katzenbach, S e n a t o r
McCarthy and the majoritJ of the
Senate v~ against the inclusion of
this amendment in the Civil Rights
Act. (May 11, 1965). Their reasoning
was that a change in the federal law at
that time would necessitate that the
Supreme Court table the Prince
Edward suit instead of ruling im·
mediately on the constitutionality of
poU taxes. The jntent of the senator is
clear: this vote is not to be viewed as
a weak stand on poll taxes but rather
as a desire to have the highest court jn
the land rule once and for all on the
Issue of poll taxes.
On Marc~24. 1966, the Supreme
Court ruled that poll flax legislation
violated the 14th Amendment.
Before Mr. Allen states his views in
the future, I resi)ectfully suggest that
he make use or the facilities so close
at hand at the Library of Congress.
CAROL G. RADON
To the Editor:
Could it be that Congressman Utt
was mere.ly attempting to awuen hil
~aders to dangerous and almoct
unbelievable trends In this naUon?
You belittle him (editorial. May 13)
for his fantastic statements. But had
he predlcte6 the most shamefUJ and
disgraceful eventJ that have ever OC·
curred In the history of our nation. the
ravage and plunder of the capital of
the United States of America, after
the death of M. L. Kins, what a ralry ~ ULI& would have been! And What
would JOU bavt called Mb ID UO-
W...abll pndktlea? SmelJ .. wakl never have been crqy •DOQCb to bave ~ that amc.a at tbe ..,,
WCIUld llt required tD l1and Uldt IDll ~ ud pmnlt aucb atrodtiel.
Don't JOU r..1 that in all f.airMll
JOI lltOu¥ print IM inUN Utt D1W1
rtlUM? OON HUDDLESTON .
~ HuddklColt ttf•ri tD Coito
gr«Ufl'Ml1t Vtt'• rcefftt ~C
IMS "w ifl Wahfnf&oa art fod~ Oil
inoosicm tntended to overthrow the
government . by . / o r c e . and vi&
le11ce . . . Fantastic though it may
seem. this great republic is threaun·
ec.l with anarchy. In fact the threat
has grown so far that the only salva·
tion may be a military dictatorship."
The DAILY PlLOT wa& remitided
of Vtt's frantic announcement several
years ago that an Army training exer·
cise in Louisiana wiu really a /acade
for an in003ion by "barefoot Africaft
troops." -Edit&r.
If nreda'• l11flt1~e
To the EdHor :
The coocluding sentence in your
article. "Land Swap 'Test' Ordered.''
contains suc.h gross errors tbat J hcpe
you will give your reporter an F for
the day's work. He states: "The com·
mis1ion'a approval followed a period
Of almost foW' years when the ex-
chanre waa blocked by AsaembJy
Speaker Jesse Unruh . . . through bis
control of the former Brown.appointed.
Janek commission.
For your reporter's information. the
State Lands Commission is composed
.Qf three men, two of whom are elected
Hbe S ate Cor:.ro·•er and th e
Lieutenant Governor) and one ao-
p;,in:ed (the FirPnce Dirr::tor). /\ .;n
Cranston ( C o n t r o 1 I e r ) , Glenn
Anderson (Lt. Governor), and Hale
Champion (Finance Director), serving
aa the State Lands Commission in
1966, held that the proposed tidelands
exchange was not sufficienUy in the
public's Interest and aaked that the
county and the Irvine Company study
the itlatter further.
CONSIDERING THE rivalry which
e.xists between Alan Cl'llnston and
Jesse Unruh, it is probable that Alan
Cranston would be stunned and
angered to read your reporter's com-
ment that the lands commission was
controlled by Jesse Unruh. Perhaps
your reporter confused the State
Lands Commission with the Joint
Legislative Committee on Tidelands of
which Jesse Unruh was chairmen. The
Joint Committee, composeci of an
equal number of RepubllC&ns and
Democrats, studied the U p p e r
Newport Bay tidelands pr~posal as
part of a statewide investiga!ion of the
tideland grants given· by the atatf! to
the various counties. The recom-
mendations of this joint committee
regarding the Upper Newport Bay are
contained in a report publisl.ed in Ju· ly. llk>7. by the Joint Committee on
PubUc: Domain whldi iUpeNeded the
original joint commJttee on tidelands.
THE FOUR· Y&\a de1-y which your
reporter menuona •• due to the 'fftf'1' ,,
exhaustive atucly •bich waa made by
the staff of the State l..ands Con'l•
mission: ror It waa h Lands Com-
mifflon. not the Jolnt Leglslative
C-Ommltt.ee, wl\icb had to approve the
trade aCCOJ'dJng to the t.enns of the
enabUng leglalatlon.
'l'hOlt OI Ill ~bo oppose the trade do
so. not only because Of the ~a to the
citizens of pric:ele11 waterfront bl Up.
per Newport Bl:Y, but also beaut of
tbt precedent wWda di lie ••ua. ed for IUft8dtrtQ oCMr pulllla
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To Jhe Editor:
As a reader of your paper, I am get·
ting fed up with th.is noise matter
regarding jets at the airport. When the
"horse!ess carriages" came it was the
same thing -tihey were noisy. Then
airplanes. Now jets. Let's face facts,
folks, progress has brought the jets
and they are here to stay. Our
economy in Southern California is bas-
ed primarily on the aircraft industry
and its components. ·
Orange County Airport was moved
from Main and Newport Boulevard
during World War II and at Ulat time
there were rew homes in the vicinjty
of the airport. In the meantime all
these fancy homes have been built
with the knnwle:ige of the purchasers
that they were in the vicinity of the
airport. Now these same people are
complaining of the jets.
I VENTURE TO SAY that if a poll
were taken a big percentage ol these
same complainers have used a jet
1ometima to make a trip either on
business or pleasure and were glad for
the convenience afforded in quick
transportation to their de&tination.
If the noise is too much for them,
my suggestion is for Ulem to move out
to the bcondocks where they will not
be lxlth!:r"d by a u to m obi I es,
motorcyc les, buses. trucks. trains,
helicopters. airplanes and jets. Let
them go back to the horse and buggy
days and drive them when they want
to get to New York. Olicago, San
Francisco, Las Vegas. etc. Row about
it folks?
K. E. STRANSKE
'I Wa11n• Safi BU~
To the Editor ;
I'd like to lead a parade for Peter
Vogel -the Newport Shores aesthetic
gentleman, and inclirectly for Isabel
Pease -with a big brass band t
Whenever I look around my 13(),000
"goof" -wUh the used car tot a~
Tnosphere, the impressive entrance to
our property and the strip between
Hughes Tool Co .. I long for Isabel and
Peter. I wanna say, "HELP."
YOU KNOW HOW it Is many times
alter you purchase a car?
Either Howard Hughes or the
Newport city councilmen should cer·
lainly look this "depressed" aree over
because obviously there Isn't much
anvone else plans to do about ll
This "Uttle Island" in Newport
Beach ls something eJse -drive past
or in sometime -and I ext.end a ,plea
to Isabel to do the same -man1 l'U
bet there'd be some action!
MRS. JOAN SWJSRER
Parlr Lido
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'58 Mer•
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SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE Announcing Plymouth's
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of .196t Executive CHRYSLERS •nd PL YMOUTHS enab!.s us to put the new car
buyer into a fMtar new car at tremendous uvings. These cars have many, many
extres, including Factory Air Conditioning. All carry the balance of Chrysler·
Plymouth's famous New Car Factory Warranty.
Brand New '68 Car!
AVE $ $ $ $ SAVE $ $ $ $ SAVE $ $ $ $ "Beep ·Beep!"
1968 TOWN· & COUNTRY
STATION WAGON
54295 Fully equipped including 1utom1tfc, cf11ner
1ir package, r~, he1ter, tinted glasa,
lu191ge rick, white will tir11 plus m1ny other
extr1s. Priced for you. order Now
••• •• Atul
Tlte Ben t
Goes 01i'' ....
WOW! WHAT A WONDERFUL CELEBRATION!
If anyone should have one, we should! Yes, Plymouth should have a Success Celebration because for
the second year in a row, Plymouth continues to set new sales records. So now's the time to catch the
beat and fly with success!
HAMFS ••• ROAD
RUNNER
"EXECUTIVE"
1968
AT RAY VINES YOU CAN MAKE YOUR
MOST SUCCESSFUL&. TRADE NOW I! Equip. includes: Automatic trans., radio, lieater, power
steerin9, power brak'es, mag wheels, "383" 4 barrel
carb., Red Streak tires, many other extras. Stock No.
P4690.
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CHRYSLER NEWPORT.-
~ULL FACTORY E9UIPMENT
lnclucli'!g . . .
POWER STEERING,
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, Etc. Neer MW. Ste.ct< No. C4'01
'58 Mercedes Benz '65 VOLKSWAGEN '&& TORONADO
Autom1tic, rldio ind he1ter. 4 speed, r1dlo ind he1ter. DELUXE. Full power, factory
1lr. Gold with white vinyl roof,
.s495 '1295 s3195
. '82 IMPALA '67 MUSTANG '66 FORD
Chevrolet 2 door h1rdtop, 1uto-VI, full pow.r Including power '.Jin Club W19on. It's the de·
matlc transmiuion, r1dlo, h11t· 1tHrlng, power br1kff, r1dio, luxe club wagon with 1utom1tic
er, powtt" ..1t•rlng. Reil sharp. he1ter, f1ctory air conditioning. tr1nsmi11ion, radio, he1ter, fac·
Stk # TU-15156 Stk. #U1306 tory 1lr. Very nice at
'1095 s2395 $2295
'15 CHEVROLET '67 PLYMOUTH '65 MUSTANG
llL AIR 4 door secl1n. Auto-4 door sedan. AutCMNtic tr1n1·
matlc fr•Mlftltllon, rlldlo, helt· million, rldlo, heater, power St1nd1rd shift, r1dio, h11ter.
er, power steerf~, 1ir condl· stMrlng, white wall tires, air • Stk. #4552A
tlonlng. Stk. #4 2A conditioning. Stk. # 1391
'1295 '1195' '2695
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OPEN 7 DAYS
A WEEK
1:30 A.M. TO 10 P .M. RAY
CHRYSLER· PLY
. 4201 . WILLOW
AT THE. LAKIWOOD TURNOFF
OF IHI -SAN Dll .. FRllWAY
'68 MUSTANG
GT/CS
CALIFORNIA SPECIAL. LOAD.
ED. L ... thin 1400 miles. Stk.
#4429A
s3195
'63 T-BIRD
Full power ind f1ctory 1ir con·
dltlonlng. Priced right.
s1595
'64 'FORD
G1l1Xie 500 2 door h1rdtop,
~io, heater, power stMring,
lte walls, sharp. Stk. :tr4701A
5995
OUTH·
·LONG
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'64 BARRACUDA · '63 CATALINA
Ponti1c 4 door hardtop, 1uto-
Autom1tic tr1nsmi11ion, r1dio, m1tic tr1nsmi11ion, rlldlo, he1t0
helter, power stHring, V8, er, power stMring, power
white wills, 1 sharp cir 1t br1k11, low, low miluge. Stk.
#4589A $1295 s1095
'62 "T" BIRD '65-MUST ANG
Full power including electlic va, 4 speed, r1dlo, he1ter, r11I powered windows, f1ctory Ir nice. Stk #U·1528 conditioning. Stk. # R 136
5795 51595
'67 Crown Imperial ./ '63 PEUGEOT
2 Door h1rdtofi. L01ded with all Reil sharp. 4 speed transmit· the finer c1r uxuries plus fac· slon, radio, h11ter. Low, low tory air. Stk. # 1535 miles. Stk. # 14948
s4395 5695
AaoVI CAlts 'LUS TAX & LIC.
OPEN 7 DAYS
A WEEK
8:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M.
PER I L
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FROM ORANG COUNTY
543-6663 . 527-~4!
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llAIUIOR VIEW BO.IS INYlst IN !HE GOOD TH~ ~a=s _ PENINSULA SHORES
J
New Balboa
·oceanfront Communi
THREE NEW 4 a: 5 Bedroom two • story
single family Homes and three Duplexes with
a Deluxe owner's 3 Bedroom & Den Home
upstairs, and a 3 Bedroom 2 Batb Rental
down. Now ready for occupancy.
Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms. Wet
Bars, radiant heat, insulated, carpeted. wall-
ed, landAcaped, self-cleaning ovens. Formica
kitchen ca&inets, Powder rooms, Etc. Etc.
Come see for yoursel!:
GOLD MEDALLION HOMES
OPEN DAILY 1 •TIL 5
"F" Street ~nd Balboa llvd.
on secluded Balboa Peninsula
Priced from $79,600 to $109,600
For further information c•ll:
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
Kl 9-3351 675-2000
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CORONA DEL MAR
Lust Homes •••
EARTH 1700 NIWPOltT 2790 HAllOI
* Qu•ffty, V1lue, Be1uty, Comfort
ln the Southland'• mott dmrablt and fuctnat1n1 area. A su·
perb school system and University of California's lrflne <.:am-
Put just moments away from Harbor View Hilla.
SeDJibly priced from
$3.,900 to $41,900
WSI.
Dtrections: MacArthur Blvd. from
Pacillc Cout Hwy. or Newport Fwy.
Tum on Su JoaquJn BllJa Rd., then
foU?w alps to model area. --·--·-a••• HOMES
Lido Island "lllm\EftPRKfD'' 3 Bedrooms. large Patio, UIUIUl
I• ohn macnab lovely gated entry. Dccora·
tors dre.tm $49,500, 10'~
VIEW down, owner will carry 2nc! BAYCRUT
R-2-Near Bay • Ocean. Will trade. Vacanl
$22,560
R-3~307 with older 2 bedroom. •25,000
R-3-501307 fitta..j bedroom home can be
IOld with above. S25,000
R-2-26x95. Just 1tept from the beach. Va·
cant. $25,000
R-4-.-54x360. Nice 3 bedroom home •1th
ocean view. '45,000
C.2-22b.280. Juat rtatit for motel or units.
"°'"°°
293 E. 17tll St. 646 4494
Trust Deed 6'k. Qi.stom built. Three bedroom.
DOVER SHORES Just Listed two and one halt blthl, tam--~-~~~~¥~ JUST LISTED
A Stylish aophistk ated adult Owner leavini area. ily room and dlnln& room WEEKENDER Latte 3 bedroom, family
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home. Large formal dining Large 3 Bedrooma, tamiq home with breakfast bar -w1TH _FRIENDS room 8-yerttt home 10cated rm. Spacious view living rm. room, (onnal dininit room. ~ .. --h -~ -pl.._ "' 1 _. """" ,,--.... """'' ""''' Home built like a Motel on a large corner ot. 3 BR, 3 fi replaces, panelled Large separated bre&kfut built. in kit ..... -n •~tuding ""·-L ~ load j ~ u... 2 bli units, NCh w/2 BR, ....... e-• .,.,., s .. pan. den W/wet bar. Floating area. Beautiful land11Caped dllibwuber, refriaerator and 2 be, lge patio. wiusual ellina. manicured laodac~
stairway. Reflection pool. yard. Owner leavini areu. ~. Carpets lhru.out, value at $45,CXQ inl and room to add on for
Private Aaaocialion BHcti, Can assume 51Aa% Interest. draped, plua better than a ll'O'Wina family. $43,SOO.
$89,500 Best buy in Baycrest $.'iS,500 SIOO. In ahutters. Protected u_..n....._____ ANOTHER VIEW OPEN SAT & SUN Just Listed patio, double gara.ge, play ......, ...... ~
1606 A ti W Owner leaving state. area all complet~ enclosed VIJla HOME n gua ay California Ranch Style, 3 with cement b~ock wall. LIDO ISLE Bedroom1, Family Room. Freshly painted 111 and out Lo 1 od 2 BR __ _. Hav• YoU been wait.inc !or IRVINE TEltRACE Heavy rfdwood siding and _ beautifully landscaped. ve y m em • _.,. an immaculate 4 bedroom
For the beginninit Executive shake root. BeautUul n~s. See thla value PLUS home ed by gardens & stone walls home with a panoramic
••. immaculate 2 Bedroom, Back Bay, Newport Beach. _ Priced to sell at S42.950. reduced to $47,500. view ~ .. the city light1 and
646-7171 ~1l
NEWPOIT POOL HOME--$21.IOO
Bit Olympic Size Pool in perfect settin\:tb
lc>ta ol decking-Charming 3 Bedroom •
on oomer lot with large 2 CAR GARAGE AND
BOAT STORAGE. 'nle perfect home for eD-
tertainen or outdoor lovers -AND ONLY
10%DOWN.
LITTLE SPANISH HACIENDA
3 Bedroom -1% Baths -Woodbumini _
fireplace -Elec b/i. Remodeled in cbafm.inr
fasbion -2 car garage and tare• lot -=-.
,23,900.
COWGE PARK POOL HOME
Ultra sharp 3 Bdrm. - 2 Bath with 18x38
Heated Pool -Separate fenced play yard for
"Kiddie Safety" -5% % LOAN C~ BE
ASSUMED -F.P. t27 ,950. One of the best.
646-7171 Open h ... np 546-2313
2 bath home Can 5-.i. ~ Balboa Bay? Well, here's L•k• ArrowftNd CUTIE DUP~EX Asking. $34,500 assume ~ '0 loan. OPEN HOUSE a apecioua Cllle waitin& for
Mountain home ." prap, Sbarpl BR unlts. e!a\ltifully JEAN SMITS3Hl.500. SUNDAY 1- 6 )'OU. Just lilted for $41.SOO.
Sales through the Multiple Listin9
Se rvice of the Newport Harbor
Costa Mesa Boa rd of Realtors
totaled $16,300,000 for the first
months of 1968. List your prop-beeu~ tumilhed wttll landlcaped enclosed garag-DOVER SHORES 1 I ulate •• "RING"
exceptional privacy. Price "· large lot. exceptional Exciting new Spani.lb Bay-Realtor mmac ......... SPRING cut to S22.SOO for quick II.le. 1w~ ,...,,, for anrv\int to see front home red tile root 4 .,.... E 17 h c M 64" •-xc Channer erty with a Realtor today. Take TD'L Owner at~ ""'1 • ...... """ • . ' ' """ · 1 • · · "'•""" ,_.ARE A T•:rv ~
f'1Y n;, s.t. &m. ean <n4> m.500. :ii::· =·i::c1e~7.i Home With 5 !R~;1~:1n~~t~:!i ........ ~E.. I~!!!!~~~!!!~!!!!!!!!!~!!~~··, :.-=· After Sun, call Cm) :!R:o:an~~AL T~~~ ~· Pier & $i1p, 6~ tinanc· ln·Law Apt• Eves. Call 67~ll6 dining rm • quick (l068ellion UOl Weatelitf Drive I~
uig-15% down to qualified t>-z-. r_ ... _,.. '-ti 1 • ~2.900
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND ..., ..................... ,.. .......... .
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.... i. ....,., DAILY ptLOT WANT ADS. ,..,._ ......,.,.. .... ,., ............ ~
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Br. & F•mily or Den)
1518 Dolphin Terr. (Irvine Terrace) CdM
642-6472 Eves 673-34&8 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(l Bedroom)
656 Ross. Costa Mesa
546-5580 (Sat & Sun 1 ·6)
2580 Crestview Dr. (Blysbore) NB
548-9349 (Sat . Sun 1-S)
(l Br. & F•mily or O.n)
2875 Clubhouse Rd. (Heu Verde) CM
549-3998 (Daily 1·8 p.m.)
886 Vista Baya (Back Bay) NB
675-2000 (SUndlY. 1·&) 2'>6 Heather La. (Bact Bay) NB
646-3255 ' (Fri, Sat 1-1)
'54 E. 21st st.. Newpolt Beach
646-3255 (Sat • Sun 1-6)
1927 Leeward LA. (Ba.Jtnst) NB
646-3255 (Sat & Sun l·S)
*395 Meadow Lei. (County Corridor) NB
646-3255 (Sunday 1·5)
1130 Somenet Ln., Newport Beach
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
257 Sierks, Costa Mesa
846-7171 546-2313 (Sunday 1-5)
34e Vista Baya, Oosta Mesa
&4&-7171 548-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
302 Kings Rd., Newport Beach
646-7171 54&-2313 (Sunday 2·5)
*1606 Antique Way (Dover Shorel) NB
642-8235 (Sat Ir Sun)
•1620 Warwick Lane (Westcliff area) NB
842-5200 (Sun 12-5)
(4 Bedroom)
••508 Edgewatel', Balboa
642-4353 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
351 -62nd St. <Newport Shores) NB
675-0144 or 54?·~401 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
219 Diamond, Balooa Island
675-5930 (Sat & Sun)
333 Morningstar Lei. (Dover Shores) NB
(714) 642-8235 IDaily)
1.324 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
(714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*4627 Perham Dr. (Cameo Shores) CdM
(714) 842-8235 (Daily)
(4 Br. & F1mily or Den)
*2000 Anchor Wt.y (BaycreJt) NB
642-2341 or 842-2027 (Sun 1·5)
1.501 Eton Pt (WestcUff) NB
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1629 Antttua Way (Dover Sh<>Tes) NB
54U4eO Ev .. 548-6332 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
10485 Teal Circle, Fountain Valley
982-839'7 (Sat 1£ Sun 9-5) * 1723 Ternpin Lane (Baycrest) NB
('J'Ndewinclr Tia Sbipway Ln) (Sun 12·5)
(5 Beclroorm)
•291e Carob (FMtblulf) NB mmo (Sun 1~> IMl Atlantie (Padftc Shores) HB
sae.1544 (DaiJ11M)
APAITMINTS FOi SALi
(Two 2 Ir. I T-. J •.)
,. Sballmlr, CM.a ...
(Sit . la)
1UUXIS llOI SALi
(2 I · 3 leclroom)
toe rwd .... Calta .....
8'a.aa81 (f'rl, S&t 6 SU t.a}
buyer. The BEST BAY· .-.unc ~ ....... e ..... -. on, ove-2936 Carob, Eastbluff
FR.ONT BUY 1n Newport 1>' 3 bedroom 14 ti.th home 3 plus DINING Heri>or n67 500 plus apartment cottage bwlt
OPEN 'DAIL y with privacy for Mom or SW,:!JO
333 Mornlnpt•r bne Dad. The cottage has Living 3 BR 2 beths, cozy fireplace. f;stS..P.Jutr ·
C•ll for Appt.
(714) 642-1235
S8l Oowr Drive
room, kitchen, co~table all landscaped, close to all
bedroom and ~CIOUS bath. 9Chools, quiet side sired.
Alley access Wlth plenty of SlfXXl down • asking S20,250.
parlc:lnr. COnvenient to West· COATS W.4 Vista Del Oro
cl1.tf lhopping. m .950. ~ & Newport Beach
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Colesworthy & Co. ~ wALLAcE 21211 c ... Hwy cclM 4 IR. Eastblllff
Jl.Jj2.m 7 REAL TORS ''73-lnO ' Good View, u cellent condl·
Nm Beach
IUY
OR U"t 546-4141-tion, just dke new. Carpets,
1904 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. (Open Ev•nlngt) $l SI PER MONTH ~pet, blt·lns, fireplai:e,
Open Eves. i m=zm==z balcony, patio, e1ec garaae. , nu. beeutltul 4 bedroom ---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Owner transferred . aays 14!11 3 t.ths. Just became avau .
LEASE
borne. Lovely kitchen with Needs Lovin' Care UllVERSITY· PARK NOW! 'Ibrtt bedrooms, 2 able. Priced
all appllancM, Larre din. t.ths, larie tireplace, built-to letl quJdtly $37,900
An!&. Fireplace, w/w car-But this s BR 2 story home OPEN SAT /SUN in kitchen. 13' X 20' covered Ph. 644-1133
pets Ii: drapes, dbl. iara&~· is today's top bargain. SDX> and tncloeed patio, brand ,:!!!:!!!~~~~~ 90% loan available OI' will below the market. All ~ 2 VACANT HOMES new wall to wall carpeting. .i
ieue for$t27to~. bic bit-in kitchen, extra Excellent locatkio, near e1e-llftMC & ll(AME
'""" l.arle master suite with / 407' Germaindel' Way . . meotary scbool, churches flvrll VrK
.. _th w I w t I d,..,. • t 'M CXQ and lihopping. Just put on "'" • cp 8 ·,... • " .. " • "·· • • .. • • .... ..,., ..__ market • •hould sell 1·~ You can live in 3 BR 2 beth, ..__.~ Onlv •33 950 I 1T722 Palmento Way . . u"' 0 ur ,,_,,,., el ho •-..,..~"'· "' .. . . mediately. Low ..Jnterest, 1""" IQ It d wee me •
I'\ I I • \\ 111 I I
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.. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. . . sz.~ 51' % FHA Mien may be as-let 3 other 2 BR 2 bath de-
ED RIDDLE anned arw:I Sl.58 per month luxe units bel~ pay )'OUI'
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REAL TOR MUl11 would include taxeA! way. lncoi:ie S595 per month.
flll Price $60,500 HANDY MAN 1WJ Baker, c.M. 546-5440 nsH IN YOUR
Larp home Nftp01t Heisbb OWN BACKYARD
;::; lot. See tD be.II.eve. NO DOWN ':1,)~e -t=-:i :er:u::i
511 e1 LO•N Oregon creell frallta,p. Plus Zf.l WESTQ.DT DIUYE
:t2 10 " totally brnieed 2 bedroom 841-TTll Opie Ew9. Lar119 Ilona~ a., bame with To VetJ fw this cute Elst· borne.
pool 4 II& flmQy room llde 3 BR hol'M w/frplc, ALL FOR $29 900 IAD(J lllll£J Uftft
dm • 3 bethl. lmnwolate'. 1everal fruit trttl. Outstand-Come by and '" ~ ,llictur-~1111
Rabled for quick sale to bl&' buy for only es of the property. Needs cleulni le IOIDe paint.
Newport
et
Victoria
646-1111
(Call
Anytime)
$52,riocl. $20, 950 BOYD REAL TY Ing. Ideal •ituatlon tor en·
PERRON REAL TY CO. 3629 E. Coast Hlway erietlc buyer. Fix up and . . .NO DN VA popular
18th a: Orange 642-lnt Corona del M!ll' make llOme real money. 3 Collece Park 3 BR l~ ba.
--------G-67S-5930 + family room. Vacant. 2 blt-lns, plush landsc. S24.900 Vacant • No Down .I. miiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii bethl, hardwood Doors. AM· .•. NO DN VA 4 BR. fam
333 E. 17th St., C.M.
S4l-5508 $22,950f FAMILY HOME inc 123.9915 • but make )'Ol2' rm. t" be, fflllt', new cpt1,
Bring your ~rtiftcate of ell&· Large 4 Bdrm, 3 bath Mea olfer. A real sleeper! patio • • • • • · • • • • • • · • • · S23.500
'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!m!!lm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lbllity le move rilbt In! 3 Verde Home. Kida can walk --, .. Swimming pool, frJ>lc, 3
TRANSFERRED to Samoa bedrm. 2 beth. O>mer tire-to school and Dad can walk BR fixer lllJl>er nr WestcUU
3 BR 2 be, patio, elec ldtcb place. Built·in ldtcben, new to the golf coune • Usted Plaia SlSOO dn. Take over
diahwuher, chpes, w I w dllbwuber. Freshly painted at $4l.~ MESA VERDE $19,CXX> loan + am pmnt
cpts beautifUlly landacaped, inalde at out! 541>-1720 REALTY 546-9> on a leCQld ........ $23,500 ~tnd;;;;t ~tiw.~;;;P4;;;.M;;;54()..;;;2113;;;.~T~ARB;;;;EI;;;J,;;;;;;29'i6;;;;;Harbor;;;~.:;:;:;;::;:;:;:;.:·=Bl=ller=,=C=.ll=.==5t6-5440=·=-. , .Early Amer. Back Bly, 11 VIEW. 4 BR den ~ ba.
Bay & Beach
Newport IHch Office
llAUTll'UL OCEAN FRONT HOME
IALIOA PENINSULA
JtUt listed -5 bedrooms -4 beths;
large living room with Deck overk>ok·
ing broad expanse of Ocean. Fonnal Din·
ing Room, all electric home, including
electronic oven. Many, many extras. All
luxu.rioua furniture included in price of
$125,000.
878-9200
CHARMING LIDO ISLE HOME
Functional living for large family, 4 bed·
rooms -5 baths, plm huge playroom.
Many. many extru. Owners have pur-
chased another home. Shown by appt.
$89,500.
673-9200 Eves: 5-48-6966
URI OLD OCIAN FRONT
Realty, Inc.
Coren• •I M... Office
CUSTOM IUIL T HOMI
Just Listed -3 bedroom & Family Room
borne in Cliff Raven. Just 5 minutes from
stores. ChUTcbes or Beachel. Property in·
eludes many features only found in a
"custom" home. The stone fireplace is a
work of art. The Muter Bedroom ls a~
prox. lb20. The kitchen cabineta and
general detail would inspire any bous~
wife -and the Price ts Only $49, 750.
Private Party Joen of $35,000 can be a•
s11med at 6%.
675-3000 Eves: 673·05M
CHINA COVE
pme rm, 2 ~. JUlt ""
duoed to lell ............ .
EXTRA VALUE HOMES
FOR OVER 17 YRS.
KINGAAJW Real Estate '
·Ml2-m2 -----
Coldwell, BankH
OFFERS:
386 Vista laya, lack IGy
OPEN SUNDAY 1 • S
Country retreat on quiet cul de sac -Fine
area for children. Home bu hiCh beamed
ceilings -Offer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '43,950
Mrs. Harvey
DOVER SHORES VIEW
Elegant French regency cutom bit. home.
4 BRs, din. rm., fam. rm. Entry courtyard.
Excellent view for min. leasehold .. $89,500
Mn. Raulsto n
CHOICE CORNER, UDO
2800 sq. ft. of luxurious family Hving. Sep-
erate dining room. Huge family rm., grac·
ious sheltered patio. Some bay view •70,500
Charlotte Long
PRIVATE SUP & BEACH
Custom mod ern 3 BR. 3 bath, nicely furn-
ished, in exclusive private oommunity.
Close to Lido Shopping . . . . . . . . $&5,000
Walter Haase I
• OWNER TRANSFERRED
Must sell this "Lusk'' Harbor View Hills
home. Popular split-level w /view. 4 bdrms.,
3 baths. fam. rm.. w /wet bar. Pool size
yard ......................... $51,900
Miss Leidy/Mrs. Burns
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL BANKER • CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT llACH
Kl 9-3351
The houM la livable or rentable -w1th
3 bedn>oma -bat the value is in the
SOXl 10 M Lot in best location. Great for
Triples Site. Shon by advance a..Ppt.
153.000.
Exclusive, Spli\ level borne with modern
elevator to your IVORY TOWER. Gorg-
eous Marine View from top level. 3 spac-
ious bedrooms with 2 baths. A11o a nry
nice shower on the gara,e level for bath-
el'!I returning fN>m the near-by Beach.
Priced for quiet sale at $85,000, unfurft.
ished. or $90,000 oomp1ete11 famished.
67S.3000 ~: &48-8888 ..
.. CTACULAI VllW-OCIAN -4 IAY
C~ann•/ JZ./....:. A,,artm•nl1
873-9200 'Eveg: 873-8088
POil I XCHANOI
Owner' wm acban,. a bedroom Hilltop "'-" Home. dOlt to Oceaa Ind Bay; 1lice
Altio --. euy IUbatenaace. Hom• needl .,.. decor.tine. but priced fiPt • m.aoo. Owft9' waata 11mUar .._
home wbln -.. ma1 be U,,l
17S-9200 E'fes: 873-8088
·a., I l••da llealty, lftc. · ms w .... , ... 11w1.
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CAMIO HIGHLANDS
Tbe owner ol thla home It an AICHI·
~ -wt.o II .,., trandtrnd tD a.
other OttJ.'lle dldn11"111cJ.tllll ..... llUt
he choee tt fOr a rwom: U>C\'"::' ARCHITECTURAL QUALITY • ! Let ua show _.. ._. 4 WIOM, 2
bath home OJl 9a1'rt7 l>rtft -Wt mJ01
showing ll Prielll r1Pt at •,ooo.
&7$-3000 Z..: &48-8888
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THI ADVANTAOll WILL SUlftltlSI YOU
Yea caa pa"'-and Ill fee uu. -or leae tf yoa preftr.
ALL 1Dt1. ba" WATllFRONT VllW. All bnt two btdromDI _. two b11b1. -wrrB LABGI PA110. .,. '°" Aft INVlTID TO INSPICT OU. PURNllHID MOOR.
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c;..eral -.
SWEEPIN•
OCIAN VII
from ttlli
custom Grecian I
ill excluaive Cameo
circ:ular IWimmina
NTOUnded b;
white columm
3 extra~ bed
formal c:tinq " ~efamlly 1
S89,500
KIDDING
$13.500 Colla I
Two Beiroom1, ~
qe. All furniture
at above~ Zr
Lot.be 59 X 139. :
TIC.,VALUE.
COSTA MESA O!
2629 Harbor :a
54'>9'191 ...0pert
Estate Priv.
Enchanting :I BR
' home • metioulou
tained & beautiful
1ted! Near Bay, 01
pie lot opposlle
tree ulided priva
1 with 2 pools & J)Ut1
I shared by II 1malJ
. distinguished f&mi
• $49.500.
: Ruth Pardoll,
ta Westclift Dr.
MESA DB.
OPEN SAT
2737 D"
.:S26,950-~
Lot· 50x
R-2 Colt.a~
... Can tone Com
;jlua sm1ll bou11
..:George WilUam!
4350 OP'
-'llltlllFIC
~2 JJOninc. 2 B
home. Stuoco·l: t
atruction, hardw
with edJoininit Vi
·ttoctc to downti
Mesa. All this
.it!.500.
JWr. 6'16-39'l8 E
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DAVIDSON
OPEN SAT
3129 BRAY LA
N~ly .listed PO
3 BR, f&m rm. d
be. h1rdwood fl(
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J HOUW FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSH ,Oil SALi HOUSIS POR SALE HOUSIS FOi SALi
l'IMM17, ,.., U , &'fll)O llAl.1.1 'II.Ill %3 HOUSES '01 SA~L'l _____________ llliir ----...........
1000 General 1000 General 1000 ~at 1008 C..ta MMe 1100 ,.._ V.,. 1110 Nbport leech 1200 ~~----~ ~~~----~~~ -----_____ ..__ -------~~----~--DAILY PILOT
NO DOWN LuxuriOMS 86i!¥. ftbOSf vtctorla Mesa OWNER r to AmMa. flOR SALE av OWNIR '
SUPER DELUXE 3 ~-Ho Imm~. .: l'frlect 3 Blycnet &rM, • BR. nan· CLAISIPllD INDIX SWllPINCi
OCIA.N VIEW
room. 2 bet.ha wtth oomplele D•pl•x Home COVERED ·PATJO Mel BR. 2 • boale; prked pu.s niom (eon~ tlO ~h
built·ln kltcben and l!I' X Have you been lookil\( for All ttt.:O:~~':::. love-16 NEW HOMES SJ.000 unJltr a PP r a I a 1 1 • bedroom or pool rGOm), 2~ Per Patt lank• 1"4 l•IM" Aul1ta1tct
from ltlla
C'Ultoftt Grecian borne
11' family roocn. Stunnir\& an .!Jl\Olt new, modem. lUA· lY Vine covered 3 Bdrm Lowpdn. 6"!92f {l,.. loan f'lill., ""' CU'P· t roat. BA. larp fan\11y room, 1
llvina room with white brick u.rloua, quJ,t. one-atMY du· home N e w P 0 r t He!Pts. rom • , -drapes; bib\&, lun. rm.. l ft.replaces. Extra larse. &e
firf.place. Qua.llty evacado plex home".' We foun4 It lot BH.nM'd c:tilinp 6 firtplao-Valley Rold at V1ctona patioa. B of A loan ~be 1lmple lot. 20 X «> ~ w/ .. •••••••••••••••••-11 -UTAL DIRECT-842-5871
la e.xdultve CaDMO Sllotu
drQalar ~ pool
~by
wall lo ..it c:.rpetq and you~ Yoo IN{ll enjoy lb. tire-(Just E. of Brookhurst ui.umed al $156 Mo.. ';!.. JIC\IZ:Zl. m~ ftrm.. Down HOUSES FOlt SALi IUllNIU ••NT.U. .... .... .__ II · es. blu.ll Tax" only $479.66. Call 0 ~ 0... H · "" o,,ic• 11NTAL ·::·: .,,. custoru npd. BMutitully place Ill u ...... e V1n& n..1 T up on I ..... -pymnt elClble 1 -,., or •. •INIUI. .... ,. INDUHllAL ,.O,llTY .... -
white aolumn:s. •--'-..-i, .~ &l"tn &TE. -m. .... formal d'-ln° ...,...,y m .900 . &lay 'rmt Udo ..i7 a Iota. ,_ aimpl• ~JJO -&--ho w """'....... "'""I Cl --~ -~'-U~ LVV u"' U.l • CLIF p•11sT •--It ...... "" " ,..__ dall 1 • PM ..,.,., ,.,... r I)', _.. ...... COSTA MHA ........... " .. c-• AL ........ ..a)
No DOWN lo v .. -pav. area, kitchen bullt·lns. twO K , "99 or land. u•~b above sea level VV"n . y ... or SU.2027 ,__n boute Sun MH4 Dll. MAI .............. 11• INDUIHIAI. HNTAL ........ ..
3 ~ larse bedroom.I
fl:Jmia1 dinlnc room
aeparw.le famUy room
~ ..,, Since 1957 .... 2875 Club~ Road """ .• MHA YHDI ............ 111• 1..on ......... '1• menta leu than reot. Tbne kids bedrooms .t tbt sepa. Built • ln electric May 19 (1.SJ . co1.1.u1 '"H .............. 1111 IAN<MH . • ......... -.. •Ut
aft scarce. HURRY! rated master bedroom suite. 3034 E. Cout Hwy., CdM @ kltcbe.n. Conv,nl-OWNER MOVlNG MUST NIWf'OllT HACM .•....•.... u• c1t1ut e1ov11 ............ "" (n4) ~ SELL.• 3 BR 2 ba l ta WATERFRONT NIW.-OllT ME .. MTS .......... nu &CHAH ........... ..
Two car carace plua extra ent to shopp~ · • !'le m PIER It FLOAT :~~w'~".~ol.:,'us :::::::::::1: r.~:.;L:~:,'.'nv" ··:::::::: enc106ed pvkinc tor boat, center, near new im, family-style ldtcb., dble 2 Beautiful FUrn Un I t 1 uvcun ........•••..... nu OIANOI co. ,.o,u1v .•.. .,.,
trailer or cars. ln~me off OPEi SlJIDAY IChools. brick frplc, &hake root, new Lovely -1ca1 patio and 1AYSH0111 ................ 1121 ouT 0111 sTATI ,.o, .......... .
$89,500
0 th ouJd 3 __ .. ~ BDRMS 1 .. 2 cplS, oversized 'a r •I e. ....... ' DOYll SHOHS ............... lttJ MOUNTAIN & OESllT ........ bit one ii $17 ' Bo w ..... 'I • "' Sfy aundeck. Dock for 3 boats. A Wll'TCl.I'" ' .......... lt.M IUIDIYISION LAND ..... Hit brine $360 per month. Ask· Fittplaces, auto garage np. r.h~i&nlgh·c~.~1··.i-:ards~ l'l.~o ulomane steal at ..,.. 000 and i.-t in HAllOI HIGHLANDS ........ 1US tlAL HTATI IHYICI ..... •JU COSTA Ml:..'>A OFFICE
2629 Harbor Bivd.
56-9491 Open till 9 PM S23 580 u-cir ~--o..... ,.. .,. •1"• • ,... UNI YllSITY 'Alll ........... Im t.I. IXCHANGI . .. ........ 41M i.ni SS.000 Down. Call -t erator, carpe ..... 1. apencs, w/pymnt. only $140 P.J. time for summer Rentalt • u cic uv .................... 1Mt •· 1. WANTIO . . .. ...•.. u•
feneing, landscaping. Terms ••ST11.u'" ................ IHI BUSINESS d
2 •9 WT 22 d CM MichMI K1y, lullder CALL LARRY 54G-US1. SHORE PROPERTIES ~~~=:AT::~~. ·::::::::::·l=: •n
RANCH mLE • 4 D ' Phone MZ-2821 Eves f>.t2.;Ul6 Heritage Real l31tate 673-9060 67S-1747 rv~. :~~~:~::~•Nau~.::::::·: l: au!!~s~~~!~.~utllTlll uee MOVE Tomorrow BY OWNER '"" ISLANDS .............. 1,,. 1u11Nus w•Nno .. .., With Pool
Do you Ilk~ ~ ceit..
U1p, aJeamln& wood, lots
of apace to ~lax .It have
tun': Then this 15 for you!
CUilom bit. 3 BR 2 bath,
] & Fa lly R LIDO ISU .. · .. · ·• ..... 1MI INYHTMINT O...,,.,..lti. .. •J1t 20l1 WES'l'CUFF DRIVE In OOlll l J1I V1e1nt-Open Daily R 2 BA ULIOA 1su.ND ...... :.nu 1NY1STMINT wANTID ..... .,.,
"""7711 ""'-""· ED RIDDLE •ss· lft :\ BR 2 be, 2 frplcs. 'hlt·ins. 3 B , . new carpets, HUNT1NerON auc" ·-···•• MONIY To LOAN ..... ·-···"'• ~ "'"""n .... es. ~ drapet. wet bar, fireplace, MUNTINGTON llAl&OUI .... 14'1 "IONSAL LOANS .......... 6JU H " F pool, 3120 ~rmuda. ,OU NT A IN YA LUY .......... JIWILIY LOANS .....••.. n• REAL TOR 646-1111 "--bedroom. ol<W-r hnmt, • .,., 500 .. pool, 1';, blocks to ocean. HAL 1uc11 ........... me co1.u.TIUL 1.ou1 .r ...... uu
Vile ..-v, • 9utt. Patio, lenct! .. 4801 Bru~ JUNHT ll!A(ll ............ HSI UAL llTATI LOANI .... U41 KIDDING
SU.500 Cotta Mesa SPKTACUW Two Bedroom1. Dolj)le Gar·
~· AU turn!ture included
al above pric:e, Zoned R.2.
Lot IUe 59 X 131. F' ANT Af&.
nc.VALUE.
COSTA MESA OFF1CE
2629 Harbor Blvd.
$45-9-191 ,,0pen till 9 PM
all blt·lns + both family Bay View W/Pler
room a ltuce same ~. Lovely 4 Bdrm home with
lovely pool. Aaklng only old fuhion front porch. A
$41,.950 • lee land. Bargain
ROY J. WARD 00. at $97,500
I~ Oftice) OPEN SAT le SUN 1 • 5
1M1 Se.ntlaco Dr. 646-~ 503 Edgewater, Balboa
Golf Course Custom
Lovely Meditenanean/Sp!ill-THE BlUf FS
51/4°/o
5'14°/o
§1/40/o
Larre mode111 4 BR 2 bath,
dinin& room, lovely covered
patio. $165 pet' month peys
all with 5% % loan. Don't
delay on this fully improved
home. CALL DAVE MYHRE
54(}.1151 (open eves) Heri·
tage Real Estate. lsh home juat completed at SUMY. bri&:ht 3 Bdrm in Con-
Tahlti Drive le Maui Place. dominium. Owner lmproved.
E1t1t• Prlncy See the unique arch & rounc} S36,500 1100 Enchanting 3 BR :l's bath rd Spanillh lireplacP & the
: home • meticulously main· dlUerent It decorative mas-New & Exclusive with:
tainrd A beautifully decor-1er BR. Set' It for sure 10-l Pete Banett
J ind Company
CLOSE TO
BETHEL TOWERS
:I BR. l ' 2 ba. si:.)e aar.
onvPred peho. cpts. drps.
$19.900
ated! Netlf' Ba.Y. on fee sim-day. Offered Ill $47.950.
pie lot oppo5ite deligbtful College RHlty 546-5880
t:rH ~ private p.a r k 1500 Adems at Harhor .
1 with l poola & putting ~n !Neer Cinema Theat"'l
t 1hated by 11 smaU group nl I !!!!!!!!!!!!11!~~~~!"111!!!!!!!!!!!'1 ~"'-642-4353 Kennedy I< Associates
642-97:.> Eves: ~ • distinguiahed families. Only I
149.500 00 OPEN Sal/Sun. 656 ROll!I ~:.ut:e:~~~ •·~I P LROQM A s:!!1~R ~C::Uig 3w1~1 ~.~~~!t~ s!:
MfSA DEL MAR
OPEN SAT/SUN
2737 DRAKE
: 26,950-VA OK
Lot· SOx 175
R·2 Colt.a Mesa
'"'Can ZIOne Commerc11l
.)llu11 sm•ll bouR. SlS.000
• George Williamson, Rltr.
50 OPEN EVES.
TEIUtlFIC IUY
Jt.2 zoning. 2 BR 1 bllth
~. Stuoco·& pluter con-
struction, hardwood floors
wtt.h 8djoining vacant lot. 1
tllock to downtown Costa
Mesa. All this for only m.soo.
IWr. ~39'28 Ev' 642-lMS
:kLACHENMYU
DAVIDSON Realty
OPEN SAT/SUN
3129 BRAY LANE, CM
Newly Hsted POOL home.
3 BR, f11m rm, din nn. 1~
be, hardwood floors.
Rltr Z'i'JO Harbor 58, CM
fii.5460 Eves. ~1
shake roofed home on 1t cpt"g &. compl redec. Only
dloreless lixU2' poot·sized 18,500. lmrnrd occ. Low dn,
With fireplace, 111 spaciou5 4 lot in Saye.rest (not 1,ase Trades considettd. Owner/
Agl. 546;5680 bedroom .Pllt • level Cathe-hold1. Enormou& Ii v I n g ----------
draJ ceillni living room & room, lge dining room, pe~ LIKE Country aub Living
step -down Lonna! dining; elled game room. gourmet's Healed pool, gol.I . rec hae, 2
perfect t or entertainin~. kitchen, breWciast room, 3~1 br, split level, l~ b8, blt-
OnlY S39.950. lavish baths. Ma.rveJously ins. w/w cpta, dtpg, 2 • car
De!ta ReaJ Estate 646-4414 .light & specious! Exquiaitely gar. on prv drive. exclusive
FOR SALE BY OWNER decorated! Beautifully land-E. side area. By owner
Ll-J'le 3 bedroom, 2 bath sc1ped! Built by lvB.ll Welb 642-4155
home on a cul-de.sac street. 3 years •&O· Try $12,000
Two flreplaces, "'w carpet. down • $78,500.
near lhoppinc Within walk-Ruth P1rdoll, Realtor
111g dilltance New po r I 1605 Westcllff Dr. 00·5200
Harbor High S c h o o I , I '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
elementa.ry and .Jr. High RUBY H. RUSSELL
Schools. Large yard with ex· REALTOR. S45-2'20'J
Ira storace ar,a. Call for J need hatings!
appointment 64&6545 Ba.Ycrest or WeatcllU. Have 3
For SALE or TRADE bdrm smll hse m Harbt>r
Out of area owner must dis-Hicblands. Will trad' lor
pose ol 2 stocy, 4 BR home your 3 or 4 bdrm.
in ex~Llent neighborhood. SANTA ANA HGHTS
Now rented st $300 month. 3 bdrms + fam + din nns .
Asld~ $34,!lJC>. Will trade Hdwd fin. trpl. dahwasher.
lor Palm Spring• or Big $3,250 down Mrl taJce over
Beer property. CALL MR. Loan. P At I $141mo6% Int.
NELSON 540-1151 Heritage P0911 June, 15 + 3 BR on ~
Re9l Est.ate. Acre lot.II. Eat. Ide 3 bdrm
Larrl!!' 2 BR home, fireplace,
open beamed ceilings. dou-
ble car prage. R·2 lot. Qose
to markets It transportation.
$11,750
Well .. McCardle Rltrs.
1810 Newport Blvd .. C.M.
~7'729 Eves. 644.()684
+ Income $18,500. Wst tide.
$18,250. 3)18rm. crpt, drps.
NG DOWN
4 BR + super bonu~ room.
VA • no down. FHA • low
down, best for lht money 111
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I $24,950. Lar&e comer Int,
all built • Ins, hardwood
floors, clJ1)Cts, covered pa.
lio, large bllpl11ce & heavy
!!hake roof. Pricro tor im·
med11tf' sale. CALL ~lt.;t
lopen evesl Heritage Real
Estate.
FOR Sale. FaUbrook 1.tta.
1'~ ac w/view. 6 rm rMch
hse + S rm i'IJest or rental
Avoc11do k fruit trees. Lrg
pool, p;itio. $54.000. Bkrl'.
OK. Ph: 714: 728-8112 or
213: 386-6.130 OWNER
PRICE CUT
OWNE'l Must ~II leaving
town, M~"ll del Mar area.
Atlrac. 3 bdnn .. 1 ~ ba. AU
bit-ins, crpl&, drapes, pool, 2
patios, nice yard. S25,800.
Call 545-4993
31~ YEAR old Mesa del Mar
4 BR, 2 BA., lg. family rm.;
All !lee. kilch.; short wiilk
to all achooli; shopping It St.
Johns. S29.900 Pnnc. only.
OWN ER 540-«> Th
NEAR Catholic Sehl.; IJtl'. :I
BR.. l'\ Ba.. w/w carp.
Dlb. Gar., fncd . S23.9'50.
Submit down. 1 m m e d .
possess.
245 Sierks St. 646-2309
BY OWNER. Immac 3 BR 2
ba, cpta/clrps, H le F pool.
Excel. Joe. $29.950. New loan
or assume FHA. 546-9'105 art
4
OWNER'S Sale. Cinderella
house. Colltge Park. 3 BR.;
xlnt. $23,950. Details'. Bo"
67~. Sag Harbor, N.Y. 1196.1
WOULD you helieve 19 acre
backyard? 2 Htd. pools, ten-
nis ct., 3 BR., den. bltns.:
low $20's, 546-9501
OWNER: 236 Tulane. $24.500
3 xtn lrg br. 2 b111h, lop
cond. ~1!).21!J8 alter 5.
EASTSlDE 3 BR 1 ~ BA Lg
Lv rm frplc din 11re1J s~,-;:.
Lc>an. Owner. 548-7400
new kitchen, R-2 1Q1, Easl WAU.Y McCOY REALTY GUOIN oaov1 ............. ios MOITOAGH. Tnt11 o.e ... uu "--ta ... Ex II l (' ., ... .,. . Cre~l. N.B. $29,950. LONG HACH .... -........ IS• MONIY WANTID use ~,:·:pied~.!" car',~ .,.....,..87 anytime 54.5-Ml'.l 642-7825 * ~-9'391 ~~~:::OcDouNTY ·:::::::;:::::::: ANNOUNCEMENTS
itsetr. Delu~e ~~~~i!t B~~~~sac NO DOWN g~~ ~: ~~~~~~:::::::::::.:·J!:: ind NOTICES Quick Sale, Na.cl Caahl to qualified buyer, 3 lg. STANTON ................. 1•11 11ouND ,,, .. ,. .. 1 .-street and G 0 It Coune. WISTMINITH ................ 1'11 I.OST -······"· '4tl $10,950 Pools and waterfalls. ~~~}~.b~in~.~~ M•~rt~Nc~TY ................. :~ ,usoNm· .:::::::::::::: ....
$5S 500 Sllbml lllUCU 3 ... " _.,_., _.., ttNTA ANA MGTi.'::::::::::::iue ANNOUNCIMINTS .............. lt
' • . t terms. this! 29'lT Paper Lane, OUNOI ............... 16U =~·NT1":.u . . :::::::~:::::.:m
WWW
OPEN HOUSE
SAT It SUN 1 • 5 a FORD RD.
1 • 3 BR, two • 2 BR, l\U
have 2 baths. Beautihtl! J::x.
oellent location. Jus1
S48 ,500' • goori t mni<
CLIF PRIEST, R .. ltDr
Since 1957
II • • {f..e N 8 Owner &..t 548-9409 fUSTIN ................ U4t PAID OllTUAIY ......... IMU an1a ~· •tt . . . ""6'-. NOITM TUSTIN ............. l'41 .. UNllAL DlllCTOll .......... . 642~ .. IR OWNER AMAllllM ............. , .. 1'1.0llSTI 6411 --. Sll.YllADO CANYON ......... 1w CARO o .. THANKJ ·:::::::: •• : ... u
4 BDRMS. It family room;
prof. lndscpd. w/complete
a pr i n k l e r 1 : buUt-ins,
diabwasher. w/w cal'pet& &
draperies. La1ige patio. Only
$25.500. By Owner. 549-4321,
:1281i Califumifl
2 a. .. frpl., beam ce.tl., •cw t::~=: ~~~~"· .............. ~= IN MIMOllAM .............. IMIJ
cpts. Comer loc.; club priv.: LAGUNA NIGUll. ·:-..-:·::::::·11., ~::fT::~ ~~V,+1········ .. ::~:
llfi'ent. $28,000. Open Wec!k· ~: J~::~:~~STUNO ::::::m: CIMITUY CRYPTS :::::::::..,.
ends. 351 62nd SL. 6'5-0144 C&,.STIANO HACH ......... IJU ~'i~~-~~~·~~IK .............. =
547-7401 Owner/Agent ~::t,::~NT ........ ~~ AUCTIONS .. .:::::::::: ... OCIANSIOI ~ .............. ,"' AVIATION 11•v1c1 ......•.. '4U
REDUCED To price of lots! SAN DllGO . "·:::::::ms !~:vT~~NSl"OITATioit ....... = Low dn., E-Z teims LclvPly llYIHIDI COUNTY ' ....... I ... AUTO TUN5'01TATION·::::·'445
3 BR 2 Be home on 1 Iott; nr. ~g~~~~~u~ MOYIO ..... 1: 1.IOAI. NOTICES ........... ..
bay & ncean Can list' .,. 2 DU,1.IXIS .. 01 SAU --·:::::ms GHMAN & TUTOllN• ..... ....
Newport BHch 1200 l!Clt"· rm. 1~ bid. 121 4111 "'"ITMINTS 1110• SALi · · · "" SERVICE DIRECTORY
:m4 E. Ole.st Hwy., CttM
tn4l 615-3581
---------Owntt 673-2719 RENTALS &CCOU14111N• ........ dlt 61' % LOAN: xlnl r.ond., ;\ H F •• &.-~ ANSWllnNI sairvica . . ... BR. 2 Ba .. lge. hi-beamrd OPEN SAT., SUN. 1-6 OU... urn11nwa .._,,LIAN<E "''"llJ, ,_.. u11
VA-NO DOWN
Bams room 11peclal ·no othr-r
like It. IM'ge 4 BR horn, on
comer lot with harrlwnod
floors, w/w caJl)ets, covered
patio, large flrcpl~ce &
heavy shake root Payments
ol $162 month includes prin·
ciple It interest. CALL MR.
BLACK ~1151 Hentage
Reial Estate
BY Owner. 292 Bowhn(;
Green, CoUeie Pk. 3 BR.,
faro. nn. 2 ba., frpl., elt'r
bltns. $24,500. Existing loan
$19.300 at 5~ 'i~ f II A ,
paymt.a. $166 Mn. incl
princ., int., laxes. ins.
546-J86()
1105
1 Story, 4 BR. lam rm . 2
BA. drps, crphi, $31.000 By
ownr 546-7504 or i-l:!-113l
5 BR plus ronnal t!in rm ,
3 BA. $37,500. By owner
546-7504 ar 54:!-1131
Me11 Verde 1110
BY Owner moving -lmmf?d
poaseaa. 3 br, 1% ha, q
ram rm, fropl, nu cpta, drps,
nu pnt in & oul, $23,500 5~
Joan 54()..()414
4 BR 111( Ba. dining/tam
rm, dahwshr, aort wal,r,
lg cov patio, spnnklers.
Qual qi( & drape6. S27.400
3217 Colorado Pl. 549-3625
,; BDRM.. hy owner. New
rll1!., 2 88. lgc. patio;
many extraa. S 3 1 , 5 0 0 .
:145-1844
BY Owner. S:!4,500. 3 BR. 2
Ba.. lam. hn. Patio, blk,
walls. sprkln .;46-9896 Daya
'"""° Com all Lan GINHAL *9 A5'HALT, Ollt .......... '91' wd. ~ den: t'nY. "Jl8tio. """' w t-. N.8. HNTAU TO IMAH · ... · ._ AUTO 11,AIH . . . WI
Lovely yd. S.'IA>.l:>O Owlll'r 8-uL Westcliff condo . 11v1N1 . . ...... .:::::::.me :~:~s.~'Nr"".T-.. ~.~ 1900 BeeyJ Lant-646-290!t Pool, 5311111, l"P('. rm.. 2 COSTA MISA ' ............ 11• IOAT MA INTINANCI ........ MU
S -BR.. 2'1 Ba. 6 4 6 -9 I 9 4 ::~! ::~~,~ ............. ms lllCK. MASONRY. etc. ...... ....
Open Sit., un. 1.5 :>18-4806 co1.uoi ,,..I( ........... "" 1u11N1n 111v1c11 ........ 4Nt
4 BR. & Pool =========== N1w,01T 11•cH ........... 11• ~~~~~~"'J •.m ........... "'• 1800 BERYL LANE NIWf'OIT MGTS .............. 11H CAllNITMAICIN• ............ ... Newport H..+s. 1210 NIWl"ORT tMous .......... me c•11,.Nn11NG ............ •m Harbor Highlands $35""" •• IAYIHOllS ............. l11I Cl'MINT c.c.... .... · •"'"' ----------1DOYH SHOIH .............. mJ CHILO cAH, Uc.-·:::::::: .. u • REALTOR 673-2000 . N H i hts WISTCLll'I' ............ HM CONTRACTORS ... ewport e ft UNIYUllTY 'AH ........... 12" CA_,IT CLIANINe ..... ::::·:· .. CHARMING Bay view; 3 , . ~ . IRYINI .. . ............ ml c.,..,IT LAYING • llPAIR ""
BR, 2 Ba., all elec. 2 tty, Fixer upper on beautiful qwel =~~: :tJ,,,<· .............. :!; DU,HIH . .. ....... M11
like new t'nhou~~ 2.000 lq ft cul-dt>-S&C. 2 bedroom, l&rie llYINI TIHACI :·::::::::: H4S ~~::~:~:~nvic•:::::::::::
Carefree lwc. liv .. w/poola, lot. Ideal for )'OWllt couple ~:~::! DEL MAI ........... = 11.1cT11CAL .. . ........ a.
etc. Now $39,500. 6'T.H356 starting out. HY ISU.NDt ::::::::::::.me ==~~~::NT HNTAL.S ....... .....
JEAN SMITH LIDO Ill.I .............. 2"1 l'LOOIS . ....
SALE OR LEASE BY • a&LIOA ISLAND ......... ms 111u1NAtl 1i,A111."i .C:.".::: . ..,. 0\\ ER J B I It HUNTINGTON IUCH ........ J4M OAIOINING ..
'N ,· R .• P 0 0 • Rea or ::~r:~:c:"""'y ......... :: HNIUL 111v1cu .:::::: .. ... llarbor view. N ew p 0 rt .,,,. E 17th St Co t M I.ONO HACH .:: .. :::·. Utt GRADING. DISCINO ........... .... Hl'ightz>. $47.500. 54s-8873 'fW ' •• s a esa ORANGE COUNTY -GI.AH .......... .,..,. 4 646-3255 SANTA ANA .::::::::Ult GUIN TllUMI .............. 61'9 BACK Bay. lge c'Ustom horn'
nn 21'1 acres. vu. Can ~
dividrd. Glen or R a y
~U51 or 549-2132
ASSUME loan; 3 BR. 2 Ba ..
cpt s, d.rps ,ell bl tns. 1 blk lo
ocean, teMis. pools. $23.900.
642-3..'>73 Own· r
BEACH Home. !urn .. a pm
& bay 1tdjar. \I 2 Bick&
ocran. Off ~treet parking.
67J.-66.17
BAYCR.EST BY OWNER
5 Large Bcfrms. 3,250 aq. ft.
Ivan Wells built. Fee land.
2100 Windward Lane
WATERFRONT, 62 Balboa
Coves. 3 BR. $75,lXXJ. Will
tr.ide for property. Arabian
horses. or ·? LI s.. nn
LUXURY Condom. Bluffs '4
br, 3 ba. below mrkt val at
$36.500. Owner tranaf. Call
Ownl'r evts ah 5. ~
OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
2·2 Br units, I Mw. $64.900
Lo dn. Prpd int OK. 548-Ql91
wkdy1>. fin.6769 wknd_v,.
MANY WONDERFUL OP·
WHTMINSTll H12 OUN SHO, · · • • ·· • •• · · .. 41lt AVAlL lmmed. Cliff Haven 3 MIDWAY CITY ' .... ::::::: Ul6 NIAi.TH Cl.UIS .............. ,,.
l •NT• •N• HllGHTS 0 'M HAULING • ............ •nt Br, 2 ba + 2 Br Ocean Vu ~ ~ ~ ~ ..... ... .. HOUHCLIANIHO . . ..... "*I COASTAL " •• ...•..... tJtt INTlllOI DICOR•TIN• ·-Inc Apt, $49,500. 548-7249 LAGUNA HACH .. .... .. 2JM INCOMI TAX ~ ... "6* -==========1t::uc't".::c:.~:L ·: ·::·:::: :~-: IRON, ~111-l!MI. lie .• :::::::.,. 81y1hor•• 1225 UN JUAN C6'1STHNO ... 21'2S IRONING .......... '111 ---· -• CA,.STUNO IEACM .. , IJJI INSULATING • ... ., .. -iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiii. \DANA ,OINT 1149 INSUUNC l •. . • •IYllSIDI COUNTY ' .... -INYHTIGATINCI. Deledl,.. •. 6Jtt
OPEN SAT·SUN 1·5 VACATION HMTAU -IANITOllAL ~ ····'"'
2580 CONDOMINIUM ..... ttJt JIWEl.IY RIP'AI •• Elt. • .....
DU,1.IXU 'URN. .. .. 2t1S ~~:~~:~NG .. .''.''." =
Crestview Dr. RENTALS =~~::y.: ~~~c."AGI ·.:. =
BaU<lllu.. Hou1" Unfurnished '"'NTING. ,,_Ml,,. .... ..,. J--res GINEllAI. JOOe ::~~J:NG, S._ -.:: =
~ BR. 2 Ba Beauty! COSTA MHA .. )1.. ,HOTOORA'"" ..... ,.
l.ge. ~Jot· $49,500 :::: ::~o':"1 .::::::::::::: m: ~~~:::.::G• '•IC'-~~'.~:.::
--COi.UGi ,All( .. · · •• · ·· · · ,JIU 'OODl.I GllOOMIN• .......... .... NIW,OIT llACll ... · ··· · , l2ot ,OOL HIYICE ... Also·2 Bdrm GEM c•w,olT "0 "n ........... ni• ,owu sw11,.1No'.'.'::::: .. :: .. u IW,OIT SHOllS .......... nH ,UM, HIYICI ,. ,, ....... '921
Askini $36.500 ~~\e:i::~IH .::··::::::::::~ ~~~~~~.Nin. aic:·····:::::::: WE HAVE <YJ'HERS WHTCLll'I' .......... mt REMODELING £ REPAIR 6'40 $36 500 Un UNIYllSITY ,,. .. ( ...... ' nJJ llMODILINO, ICITCHINI .... '"5 • • ,. I YINE • · .. nJt SCISSORS SllAl'IN ... HSI Claire Vin Horn ucic H Y ..... . n• SEWING .,..
REALTOR ~::~:"~:: .. u : .. :::: .. :I ::~~rcGr.~i';'.N~·~~ ':.
54S-9349 CORONA DEL MAI ··· ·· ·· ··· mt TAILORING . .+1' !!l!~!!!IJ~~~~~!!!!!~lllAl.aOA ......... JJlt TllMITI CONHOI. ....... "n IAY ISLANDS · · ... ··· XIS. TILi, c ... ll'lc .... 4'14 DOVER SHORES UDO ISLI .... ··· · JU1 TILE. LIM-& ~ ...... "71 U.laOA ISi.AND ·. ··· · · · · U1S Tall SHYICE ... ...
FEE SIMPLE NIWf'OIT WllT ·· ·· .JlJS TILEYISIOM, lt,_ln, lie •. 6"S MUNTINGTON II.ACM ·· M• U'HOLSTllY -IWNTINeTON HAllOUI · · MIS WEI.DINO .,,,
E.xeoutive D~am. 4 BR 31,, l'OUNTAIN YAl.l.IY ... )41t JOBS & EMPLOYME. NT ._ d' fa l . HAL llACH ... .>Ot ...... 111 nn. m rm, a1111. GAIDaN OIOYI ........ )4!S JOI WANTID, -. . ,,..
he1ted pool. air cond. E.'C· ~c::~::~~~NTY .. . . . . . ... ·= JOI WANT ID, w-........ 1111
qui11itely decorated. SANTA ANA . :·::::::: ,.,. MJOlllNW .. ~EMOl.N .. . -WISTMINSTll >611 • "" .. ' ' . ._ OP~N SAT /SUN 1-5 MIDWAY CITY ' .. >tit DOMISTIC MIL, ...... _,..
1629 A • W AGINCIH, ~ ....... '1• SOCK TT TO 'EM! nhgu• •y HNTA ANA "''9"TS ...... -HIV wANTIO MtR .,,. COASTAL J7ot E c 1• W ' .. -Dial &t2.5678 DAVJDSON Realtv LAGUNA llACll ,,., AG N I •• -.... ·-
PORTUNITIES lin e beea
discovered in Classified Ada.
Turn hack to "Bus1nus Op-
. 1.AOUNA NIOUIL JltJ HIV WANTED, W-.... MM f'or Dady Pilot Want Ads. 541N46() Eve~. ~ SAN CLIMINTI m• JOI~ & .,,_ .... ..
USE THIS HANDY POSTAGE PAID --------CAmTHNO lnS ::~=~:1• =T:u~= ::: = ,llTUlfO HACH ... ··· IJJI JOI 'l"AIATION JMt
pOrtumties"' NOW!
A MONTICELLO HOME COMES
IN AN EXTRA GOOD PACKAGE!
TRADE-IN YOUR
PRESENT HOME
Dolphin Terrace
Spotlesl 2 Bdrm, plus den-
2» blltha-min!mum main-
t~ance. ()v,raiu garage
plus cover!!d boll court.
~4.500.
OANA ,OINT JJ41 THIATllCAL ,_
WANT AD ORDER BLANK ~~~~~'~':,uu.-..·:.:.:;; MERCHANDISE FOR
RENTALS SALE AND TRADE
AND REACH THE ORANGE COAST'S BIGGEST. MARKET Apts. Furnished ~~=rd~u:~aN11~11 :::::.::·;
FOR A MONTICELLO TOWN-
HOUSE AND ... YOU'LL HAVE
MONEY ENOUGH TO BUY THIS
... ~ another one of
these ... "
and live in luxury besides .
(AT ONLY 5% DOWN)
2 bedrooms and DEN or 3 and '4 bedrooms,
17 ft. Muter Suite; 2 baths, double pragt,
delme bu.ilt·ln kitchen, w /w carpeting. com-
p1• exterior maintenance .•• with exclusivs
Country Club living,! betted pools, l'ttfe&·
ti<m f~lties .•.
only $20,95()
CINTltt Of HAltlOtl A"l/
H41""9r ""°"""' ~ ..... , ........ ~ m1 louttl Coett "'-u ..............••.•.• 2 m1.
Ortntt Cotst Colllle .••••••• , ••..•••. ~ m1. u.c. at lrvlllt ..•.•••••••••••.• ' •••• :~ "''· ~....-.. Schools .•••••••• , • , , •.• Y1 ml.
"'°'~ Oolf Courtt .•••• ' •••• ' •••....•. 1 "''·
lo. catlf. Col .....••• ' ••••• ' ••••••••• ~ ""· C1'14e: Centlt ••.••••••••.•.••..•••••• ~ mt.
DftMNQ Df"tCTIONS
J. 'rom the S.n oi. off·rl"'P Ofl '••l'Ylew "oed, tum ........... tkllfto Hom-.
2. Ftan1 ~ IW .. U.1 ,elr Oriw w.-~ ,... ....... IMn left~). to Mof'ltlcltte
Hom&
TheN H.. qualify for die Wak at lAe
-C-t 1 lftiM• SU. Plin-aa euy way
to tr.a.ta ~=i.e... )Ult talk to
your man from ~--• Lt..
MONTICB.10 HOMES SALES OOICE'
lM "'°"9Toet LANI• W (11') "6-lttl
WMm I ,. Wll MINTS
CURT DOSH, Re1ltor
lT.lO. W Co/Isl Highway
64U472 EVES. 673.3468
WANTED
Ra! Estate Sales Peopl!.
WHY NOT GET ON TifE
BAND WAGON~
Over 25 Yean In
Onn1e County
• FUU page adv,rt111tni e lnter office telelYJ)e
• Training proKJ'&ITI
• Insurance
• Many other be~f11J
Call 646-4494 • For tntf'rvf~
Eathide Cost• Mele
ll UnilJ with room for 3
mol'f'. WUI aell or rxdlange
tor T.D.1 Submit. for appt.
r.l!JI Jeen Van Der Borden,
Jeen Smith JWAltor. 641h125S
JEAN SMITH,
Realtor
400 E. 17th St , CIM!ta MeM
646-3256
LffM er Sale
POOL lfOME • SllS
With "Plinn 11t S1t.!WI Cu"'
3 BR '1 t.111. Antbon,y ht-81·
ed pool, f""f!hty JJ81nt~ In-
tenor. Dthtt extru.
OOULCE REALTY ~
WATERFRONT
0.llsllttul 3 Bft. home. Fith-
-Is boadnr •t )'VIII' door, $31,(XJD,
CAYWOOD JU.TY, Wl-1290
GOS W. Cout H"Y.. HS
e Tllll8'1C IUY e .... v.,. 3 lft. + tut ..
2 peffat. lmmec. Nr COIJl'to
"7 db. ' tdll.
Walk# ... ttyma\» ml V'9 Udo ........... ______ ----------------------· . ...
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5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE-NO AD LESS THAN l LINES ::~~o~~·~~"c" . · .. :. :~ i~~11:J,~i;:~:rT .:::::::::
l
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4
TIMIS
7
TIMH
IW,OllT HllGHTS , . ,, 4111 HOUSEHOLD GOODS ....... ....
12 NEW,OllT SHORES ........ , UM GAIAGI SAi.i ....... 92 WISTCLll'I' . . .. 11:1t ,uaNITUll AUCTION ....... tal TIMd UNIYEUITY ,ARK ........ 42JJ .._,,1.IANCH ..... .... ::~~:tu:,, ·::: ·:. !,':: :~~·.~~·~ACMINI .::::.=1
CORONA Dll. MA• . . .. . OJI llllUSICAI. INSTIUMINT . .. . t!IS
-----i-----1----------i-----i-----i-----i-----I-----IALIOA ... 4JM "ANOS & OIOANS ......... aaa IAY !SU.NOi .. ., ... OM UDIO ... , ... .-$15.90 l.IDO ISi.i ·• .. WI TILIYISIOfl ....•..•. , .. IALIOA ISL.AND OU HI·" & STIHO .......... . -NUMTlllOTON llACH 44• TAl'I IECOIDllS ..• .-
$20 10 'OUNTAIN YAl.LIY 441t CAMUU & IOU.,Mllll' ·-·-• HAL alACM 44st HOHY SU,,\.IH · .......
$6.IO $10.65 $4.50
$8.21 $13.10 $$.10 1----LONG llACM 4Mt l'O"TINO OOOOS ...
$6.00 $9.76 $15.55 $24.30 :~~~~ ~~~TIY ., •',"',,', ::. :·.~~~~:::o~~OP'IS ·: :: = -----~---~~-~-~--~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~--~~~~---WISTMINSTI• 441J MIK,WANTIO ......... "
PAYMENT ENCLOSED .£] SEND BILL 0
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Oro"t• Coat DAILY
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IP .. • 1llove, lftd111l1 your
eJd•ou or 11hofta ftll,..b•r.
Tho co1t of your all h 1t tho
•"d of tho lifta o'I which tho
lot •orll of yo11r all it wrjt.
t•"· Add $2.00 ntra If yo•
flt1lr• ... of DAILY l'ILOT
llllDWAY CITY 441' MACHINllY, lie • •• • &* SAMU A"A .. . .. 4'M LUMllllt . ... 11• SANTA ANA MllOMTS .. 44M STOUCH .... 111' TUSTIN ~· IUILDINO MATUIAU 11 .. COASTAL 41'11 SWA'I 11'11
U:~:: =~~:L .. :::::.:.· :;:~ PETS and LIVESTOCK SAN Cl.IMINTI me ,.n ,GINIUL -DANA 'OINT ., .. CAU -Tl.,1.11(, ttc. .... DOOi • 1111 CONDOMINIUM 4'st HOUIS .. llM
RENTALS \.IYISfOCIC ... A~ta Unfurnlsh-~ CALIFORNIA LIVING
' WU NUUlllU '"' elN IAL Ml SWl-IN• "001.S -COSTA MISA SI• ,lTIOS .. . .. "11 MllA 'll"DI · ...... Silt A-INOS '"9 lllWf'OllT IUCH ····• • JM VACATIONS ltO '°" tt•¥iU ... it.. Mallell ,.. Nl'Wf'OIT llllOMTS .. . . .. m• NIWf'O•T sHO .. s · ...... mt TRANSPORTATION Jlliu .
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24 DMl v PILOT Frtdly, Mq 17, lM
I'm The Kind Of
·I "-Woman Who .Gets
~· .
What She Wants
'
• • e Because -rmTiie
Kind Of Woman
Who's Smart. Enough To
Use DAILY PILOT
Classified Advertisin9
Ber.eve me, tfoitN's nothin9 •round our home anymore
that isn 't bei"CJ used -bec1u19 tht minute I discover
something is no fon9tr needed, I se8 it, while it stin
hu maximum value, through an inexpensive DAILY PILOT
Classified Ad. That way, instead of 1 clutter of things
we don't use, I have the extra cash thet lets me have the
newer things ... the "extra" things my whole family
enjoys. Here's what I mtan.
· · Tltt cash I got for the 9ood clothes ancl tl-ys the ehnclren
h.d outgrown ~u9ht me the decorator lamp I'd bten
wanting. The musical instrument no one played paid for •
big part of our portable stereo unit. The power tools
redecorated our daughter's room. And, just for the fun
;:
of it, the good chair that just didn't match anything
anymore ~ my husband 41nd mt out for a f abufous
dinner.at the f•nciflt resteurant in town.
6o thrGUCJh yow home. Make 1 r.st of 11 +ht worthwhil.
things you fiMf th.+ eren't being used. (You'R be surprised
•t the num~ you tum up the first time.) Then, dial
642-5671 any time betwMn I a.m. and 5 p.m. and
9i¥9 y04lf ht to • frienclly, uperieneed Ad Writer. That's
•I tt.. is to it. It's inex,.nsive tool It c.n co1t you as 5ttlt
" PENNIES A DA YI
Wei. MW tMt you Ww my MCret -lln't it time you
Ft lterted +.w.,cl better, Nsitr, h.ppt.r ~ving witll
DAfl Y "1.0T O•llifled Ads? St1rt .,_."9 the kind
of women who f9h whet the w1nts +M.yl
I
Call Niw 642-5678
' r
/ .-
HOUSH FOR SALi HOUSll 'OR SALi HOUSIS ffOR IAL8 llllNTALS
HoUltl Unfu1ni.._. 1242 Huntl,.._ ... ch 1400 L..,... IMch ----,, ______ "
$950 ONIM Cott... "UNIQUENISSU
1705
"LUSK"' EASTILUFfl
A muat to ate! Beautl1Wly
dtcorattd, custom carpeted
a draped. Prof landJca~
pins. l bdm\1.. din rm. "
deft. 2 tJr~laces. $43,500.
Mrs. Harvty AltlU· ~2000
3 Bed'r'OOm&. 2 Ml.bl, livlna lS"'"lT'S NAME!
room wttb Romantic Fire· Shaped Uke ,11hlp A lbip-l\rfllllON Vt.Jo: 3 BIL 2 IL. place. Beautllul kitchtn. lbape. '111.1,a North • end -
focud a.Ir hntlnJ, 2 car oce9n • side • of • hwy hie rettla. afr-cond.; coa-pl.ee
Petit. bu&e t nck>led yazd, ·-• cbamwr. a decka 00 3 carpet.in& • ~ bit-.. 1111: 5&-'2464 ll'e8t otr chfldrtn. Ownfora leveb, upstn Uv·rm wllb --------~ movin.C Vtr)' IOOll. trpl • •weeiitnc view o! l BR. •tove rebia, UUI pd,
. cx.n. hill• 1. dcy 1\abll Nr aJrport. 20'.m S. W. B1rch
from 18' arc window. 2 br, l ~ 1 Corona del Mar 1210 -· ---· whh alus brick waJJ, 2 ba For S.le by Owner
LUSK HOME
H1rbor View Hiiis
+ bcll abwr rm oil dbl pr. Ca.ta Meta J100
16G EDINGER Brlibt ldtcb wttb Wumln.at·
Just movl'd ui. In March. WM!'6 OPEN EVE.S. td cell. Din-rm, sun • fam VERY CLEAN 3 8 R . rm, cov. petlo wttb rotls-
Now transferred. Havl! lo
ltavt new homt. ~ bed..
rooms, 3 baths, dutlnr room,
large family room. btt•k·
last 1'00m otl kitchen. 3 car
prt!gt $47.500 ~1177
COMPLETE PACKAGE frpl, lush tlwra I. shrubs, carpets. drapea, bla covered
4 BR, 2% BA, 2 1tory. Beach 1ep. entr each nn. Rm lo patio. Mua ~ MAr area. !"orth Develop. Elec. Bit-add on. '51.<XX>: aood ~ S2:2S month to month. A&t.
llll, ialand stove & bar. PQUll loM. Bkr. 494-7Sl8 54&-4141 Panelled tam rm w/fi:i>lc. , __
llv rm w/frplc. din rm wl OPEN HOUSE 4 BR. 1'4 Batbl: ta11e ......
drp s t & Sun 12 to 4 rm. w/bltn. BBQ; 2 frpl., bit-in butch. CJ:llt.a, s, cov. a · carp .. drapes, bltna. 2 Car
tted patio, block wall pool White Wat.r O.C..n Vu &lll':l&e. Fenced; sardener . e NEW LUSK HOME ' size, ftnCtd Y1rd. 2car11r. PORTAFINA LAGUNA ms Month. 54&--0125
!arbor v1~ Hill&. Ava.ii Im· Cement driveway f orm,.r New custom bit Medallion 4 MONTICELLO Townboult, 2 med D-Plan. 4 br. 2 ba, model bome • 1st owner. br, 2~ be. Ule rooJ, kitcb-Br. dlx ldlcMJI. Adulla only.
$43,900. Owner 644-1~ Well cared for· 2~ yrs old. en !t9l11ret: Comlna' cooJr
5 min. to ~ch. Reducfd top, selt-clna oven, dbilwa~ _Sl_87_._so_. 54G--08'29 ___ at_t_3_. __
HARBOR VIEW HILLS to $35,900. Call owner 847· er, central vacuum, cptd. Meta del Mar, lJ 3 BR, fam
6640 evu It wlmd.1. $65,000. ~!lent tl.nanclnc. rm., cpta, drpa, MW !Mint. Brand new BROADMOOR 635 MYES PLACE all blt-ina. $225. 56$70 home: s br, den. dinin& rm. 53~0/0 3 ba. S.Sl,500 BY OWNER. 74 /C Emerald lay
Call for •PPt 67:>4737 Pre in!laUon price on this Almoet new cu1t bit home
OWNER: 3 br. Was 4, euily large 2 story J BR • 20x3f neatfd In beaut. landscapin1,
) rrconv<'rl&. 2 IJa, nr sclu, & lamUY room. Take over sweepln1 ocean views from
I Fash. Isle. Pool sz lot, View. $23,4005~% loan . total pay. every rm, wood decked pa-
~.500 644-25L1 mcnts Sl91 lncludea taxes !lo. lg open beamed liv rm.
· hi d 4 near free"Wa.y acceu . master BR w/dress nn It Cameo Hig an s, spacious plantfd atrium, 3 BR. 3 Ba,
br, 2 ba. On canyon, S36,500, KATEU..\ REALTY retain'"" wall, street lo OWNER 873-4423 847-6061 ~ .. 1---,-----:-:----,::-:".:: "jijijiiiiijjjiiijijjjijii 1trtet lot. S89.SOO. Owner NICE Duplex IO oI hwy 2 BR I , 494--0737 Ext 2'l0.
Pach. Fplaces. Cpt.s. Gu . 'ARK YOUR IOATI 1 11iE BIG ONE
Owner. S39.500. 673-4169 Shab roofed, 3 BRa with 2 Dramatic Laguna Sch home,
patioc, carpelin&'. draper-estate size cor. lot. 4 BR & Lido tale 1351 ies I: boat or trailer shtl-den, 2 ~wla. Sunday Pie-
-Bayfront Lido-Isle l«-Oiib-$19,995 & walk to tor1al Liv rm. Spanlah type
2 Story, 4 BR, 3 SA. 2 k!tch-the beedl. <hck terms. frplc, bit-In nnp A: a.en,
em, best lide cl ti.¥. Could ~ Sbore1 Ralty Sll.!lrJO • Dn. Pmt open to
be oon1'el'ted to dupleX. ~ Eva. ~mo otfu.
Watch the boata come wttb-~~~~~~~~ Miiiion Rlty 494-GT31
in 3>' of froot window. Spec-UEMl\llff 6AR0Dlr SeTeral NEW HOMES IN
tacular v I e w! Directly r1U1U1 1UU LAGUNA B ea c h • 5%
acrou from Balboa Ba.y DOWN. NO CL 0 S ING
CLub. 5 BR 2 atory 3 "8. lovtly OOSTS. Carpets. drape•.
ONLY $119,500 cpts/drpe, like new cond. h1ndscaping, bit-ins LOS
College Park 3115
VACANT 3 bedroom•.
ca1'J)Ct5. drapea, covertd
patio. Collette Park. $200 per
month. Agt. 54&-4141
Attractive 3 Bedroom +
lf\Jest room, 11' beth.
336 Prince~ Mr 2-2222
Newport Beach 3200
CCIUJY.
Tomouses
Conttnlal Nel9hbtr1
Ft.replace<.'pts/Drpa., all
kitchen blt/inL O>mmunlt7
Pool • Yard Maintenance.
2 bdrm.a, 2 bathla ... D)O/Mo.
3 bdrma, 2~ batha •• =o/Mo.
IAY & llACH
Realty, Inc.
3)25 W. Ba.Ibo& Blvd.
873-3663 Evet: M8-M116 Phone fOf' appomtment 2500 ICI· ft., many extras I: PADRES REALTY, 8 9 5
~9412 owner trans. -any ofter Glenneyre Street Laiuna BEAUTIFUL 4 BR. 3 ba,
RMdy For Summer conaidertd or will leaae/ Beach. Ph. 49H833 crpta, drp1, itepa to beach.
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Oleerful 4 Bdrm, 2 balb, c::AsHEAR REALTY OWNERS SACRIFICE! S32S lease, Caywood RJty approx 2')00 aq ft. Bit-in 4 bdrm, 3 bath· VIEW. ~1290
pa kitchen, tplc, patio 847~ Evl!L 839-1537 Valued at $42.500 • sell ~I1T. Dover Shorn
lge llllndeck, $59.00> firm. 7 UN I TS for $36,500 -10% down 3 br. den. fam rm, $325 R. C. GREER, Realtor '94-9558 493-4665 ~n wkend1 1005 Marian
3416 VJa Lido 673-mQ IMMACULATE modm! 2 BR Ln.
$5,000 DN. -3 IR One llock leach 0.Y-OWN apt. In fabulous BUY UM rent: S42S mo. 3
Den enif f 4 )'tat' old, Cll!tom built. 2 A Crown Pt. all elec., no BR. 3 Ba., pier .l float. 2
• t lC eal\Jl'H 3 BRs, enclostd garaen. No lteps. Try $23,500 ol.fer. Balboa Coves. 8'15-4331
thruout. atreet/atreet lot. vaeucy. Priced for quick Whitaker Bkr. 494-4434 Low -ice S46 500 3 BR, 2 BA. blt·ina, crpt.a, t'" • ale. HUGE lot close In. PrlrtW! VU d --"' A•"' for fut ule BRASHEAR REALTY 't u ..... , • .._ n..t.. rps ......... ener. watu ...;,... Rlcba.rdion/Purctll, Realtor ci Y _.,.. • ocean. "'""I $220 mo. ~ 84'1~ Ews. 968-U78 117,00> Bkr. 494-4434 ======== OPEN DAILY 1 -5 -======== N Shotet 929 Vii lido Nord Only $650 Down San Clemente 1710 ewport
\ 2-atory, dbl lot, 5 1ara1n ottft'fd VA Cno down) or NEWPORT SHORES
10% Down • wiU trade FHA t.-ma • lharp 4 " sz4.:m. Lee.vine JUJ1e ~-2 BR A Den 01t yevw !tut
Rlchardeon/Purcell famill room. newly pejnted ;<>Br.:i=YR~lS~ 1190 mo. 642~
Realcy 675-t031 but yard needs worit. Va-1...._ v· Lo , __
t d I --•1 -.. ""'· iew. w taxes . ..,.. University Partc 3237 .lrell. SliO.Ollll..Jaome ln can ·rea Y o IO· '"" r -e down...233-A~ue RON
dtate sale. 3 BR Ir den. 123.SM. 492-4a!4
Make otter. 219 Via Orvieto. COLLEX;E REALTY 5'M.5880 ======== 4 br, 2~ ha. 2 frpla. blt·lm.
5
48-0781 N O DOWN VETS
LIDO l!. MUST SELL 4 BR + den + 2 baths,
4 Br, 2 Ba. $46.500. Mab Of. bll·in R&O, diahwaahl!r, fer! Small dolm. Oimer. • ..... _._,..._
6""-77n qu..,," ~ .......... ,.., oventzed 1
Condominium 1950
ONLY 119.950 • 2 BR alngle
story, CM Townhouae. Obit
at~cbed prace. Perfect
cood. never lived l n •
Fumiahed. Corner 1 o c .
Aaaume loan w/$119 mo.
pymnt. includ taxes. CALL
LARRY 540-Wl Herl tap
RMI !Atate
Overlooks park A pool atta.
AvaU Clll 1 or 2 YT lat at $215
mo. Call BOB PE'ITtT, with
8wT Whit.. Re a ll or .
~
•.r ..., lot. Shows like a model.
WTD: Lido Iai. bou• for ''16.400
retired cple. fmmed cuh. l' Pr1nc on4' pla. Pvt pty.
67>3380 or 6'13--5ll4 9624.m 546-alOJ
BR. new 58R .,.Ba Nord NEAR BMcb, 3 BR.. fsm.
Huntfntton ... ch ~
'RIE RENTAL •OOK
Drop Jn and Bf'OWM
WE HAVE SOME
Beyfront pier A alip. Area's nn. l Ba., carp., drapn;
belt buy. sm.ooo. Owner. landscpd. 5~% Lo an.
673-1647 962-7664
DELUXE Condominium, 3
hr, 2% ba, famlly nn. blt-
in1, 2 poolJ. Rec. tacllltie1.
Clow to beach. 536-1385
Fount1ln Valley Balboa Island 135~ 1410 /6l'J EDINGEJ\
Apartments S42""4M OPEN EVES. * IALIOA ISLAND * OPEN HOUSE BY OWNER 2 For Sale 19IO CONDOMINIUM 4 BR 1~
Open Hollie Sat It Sun sty. 4 br down. c~ta and be, cpta/drlil, Lolrer. N ...
Lovely tum .• 4 BR home drapes. Shake roof, 11 x 55' OPEN HOUSE SAT·SUN ly painted upper. WUbtt
p1U5 pretcy 1 BR apt. Only patio. Walk to all achool1, 4 unJts. All rented. Good dryer 1tove, re f r I 1 .
s yrs old It in excellent bl. from Mil• Sq. Park. terms. By Owner. Apt 4, 783 diabwuber. Community
condit1on. 219 Diamond. S29.900. YOU choose finu-Shalimar, Co.ta Ml!sa pool 2 to 3 childrtn OK.
Boyd Realty * mm> cine. 15928 Los A.ltoa, F.V. KaN r ALS $165/mo. 962.-1761
128.<Xk> I STORY. Airtm. l40UMI fumi1hed 3 BR. 2 BA. fam rm .. blt·lna. Huntlntton leach 1400 Pilot's Home: CorMr Jot. dilhwaahtt, c:?.ta I. drpa.
--·----··----· beaut trees, 4 bdrm, 2'ii ba, N!!'P-rt Beach 2200 BBQ area in kitcbtn. l'ene> * Closing Cost Only trpJ. nr achll, lbopl, «! SD ed )'d A covered patio. Avail
GI • FHA buyers. WI! have 2 'f'wy 1' ml. BY pwntr Call AVAIL. June la't thru A~. 8-1$. Lie $210. MT-«MT
962-.51.29 Lovely 2 BR... 11~ 6: • .Bdrm 2 4 bdrm Prestige homes. ------Sl.<XX> For summtt 673-9453 .. , ba, sml yd redec. Owne~ have been tranlfd. BEAtiTIFLL House 3 BR. 2 ======== $135. Wat-lit A Jut mo.
" muat ~II. Only $28.900 BA. fully c:rptd. bit-In•. University Park 2237 l'!W Van Buttn. Nr. Beach
HARBOUR REAL TY covtrtrl patio. 5" FHA _ Bl. 3 child OK. 213: 2-.1921 847-8595 loan: 321.800 By owner. LARGE 3 br A fam rm. 2~ LEASE. walk to bch, 4 BR, 3 531...S~'tl be, tn>l. bll·ins. Nr pool It BA, trl.level, Newport Wat, $21 851 DRIVE by 10485 Teal C1rclt 4 pa.rk. Avail on 6 mo Jae -$2:50. ()wnN>kr 838-Gtl . f BR 2 ba. lam rm cov. patio. July tbni Dec al $275 mo E•es.
Asswne 5• ':O Loan. Lovely Vtry '"'' equity • wurne incl water It 1ardener. Call "'"eu'""s""tD'l'=-mu--.--qi-u-c.--111 comPr 3 BR l~ baths. loan. 9fi:?-S391______ BOB PETI1T, with BulT town. Tbt DAILY PILOT
White, Realtor. 833-0101 ,... ........... ~ HAFF DAL REAL TY ASSUME ~·'& % G.I. Newer 3 ~ eectian. s.99 "Homt>s to Match Income" BR. 2 Ba.. f.am . rm. + THE QUICKER YOU CAU.., mone,, time a eanrt. i.oall
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POOL TIME
4 BR. qu&lity carpels, all
built-in• l~e encloHd pe.
tto & a cool pool. Owner
tranlftrftd • on!y $26,500.
Paul Jones ltHlty
147-U66 Eves. ~
HlU. TOP VIEW 3 br, 2 ba,
hdwd firl. blt-lllf. frpl,
cptx. dJ1ltl. fnod, sprnklni,
patio. Nr lcl\ls, shops. fwys.
Take over S'i4 ~ at. $23.800
C>wner ~
e 'ltANTICll
1'raM1, Must Sell. 4 br. 2 ba,
1 atty, 11,t YT. patio, bit-Ina.
A8ldnr $28,900 Owner B-793.1 •
SALE or teue. N' bead!
... cioul 4 BR home 1 "( ba,
c:pt1, ditlt•uhtt. Crplc. blt-
\rd. 16'x40' petio. Owner
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BY OWNER. PralllJl'ane,
Spanl_ah 5 BR. 2 "'· + .. tr.. 4 mt " bet! . .,.,,,.,.,,
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3 BR. 11' be. V1lw llOet.
N.wb' NClec. .,._DI.•
V.eurt. Owner. a38IS
3 BR. Glila Mu: cp11, drpa.
'"11-2 ..... lrnm9c. 123,300
nlA~
~000. J Bil. 2 BA, Xtta
blt-lne. w/w crpica, .,.. °'"*"· ... Olt. 9'M9G
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from pier ••
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Apt B, C
E/SIDE 2 B
patio; Adult
Ogle $135 m1
$140. CHARM
paid. Blk t
Joann. 548--0"
QUIEl' 1 B
laundry rm
$120 mo. 541>
$120 CLEAN,
cottage, util
pets. 134 W.
2 BR. New <
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543-8572, 542
NASSAU Pal
Furn or UB
'(>001. 177 E.
UTILITIES
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Whittier, C.l
$65 Apt. 1 mi
$56 hse trail
1551 aft 8 F
1 BR. * F1Jl{ Adults. S87 .5C
Newport!
Ocean I
Bachelor Ap
bltns, cpts,
rec rm, pvt
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6-12-4203. fi.
BAYCLI
Lndry, TV,
pool 455 N.
STIIDIO I I
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woman. $80
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fenced yd,
bay or oce.
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642-7311. :
Costa Mes
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3 Bdrm, 26
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Hou.a Unfvmhhtd Aph. Unfvmbhed Aptt. Unfurnlahed General PINANCIAL
-------------------Hunt i neton a..ch MOO Costa MM. 5100 boms for Rent 5995 Acr.... 6100 Money Wanted '350
6'IO Help W•nt..t, Men 7200
2 BR l:looae. l.al.'gt lot. 2 ml
frl>n'l pw. QJl 21.S: ED
To-Ot55 alt 5 pm or wknda.
3707
New w'1ived in 3 Bdrm.
vn lot, $2«i mo.
546-1'159
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Apts. Furnished
4100
HARBOI
GREENS
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1..ARtE Oean room adj IJ&r. 10 nm~ HT-ITC FOR Prtv•te Investors Only
Elect. pi.te, relrift, uUI. Kii~ Ul1 .u; A S.000 lit $29.17 mo lnt only
Comp!. furn. P11ti0, detach-due l )T aecured by $40,000
ed priv. bath. 1 pt-rao11. 2 '-IJ Al'ftff Home Lquna BNCh
$65/mo 543-0&43 II \KU B 10,IJ;IO :I Yr 2nd SlOO mo inc
2 ~ mtK in lartte home. Will YAWJ WID 10% lnlu.tl lsl 35,000
BACHELOR • UNnJRN. rent to 2 stable pe<Jllle. $60 seaircd by Commercial bldg
G11.1tl1•ntt.Experlrnctd. Oe-
pcndabl11. Yard mah1teoance.
• 897-5991 •
CUl • Edge Lawn
M.ain.leI11J1c.e. LlNiLed·
543-40 -545--8570 alt 4 PM
Gen.rel Services 6612 fr $100 mo', Fountain Va 11 e '1 !Aued on Uncoin Ana om ~l OFFERED AT valued ~.<KXI Palnt1.ng1 Plomblni, Car-
lncJ. utll. LISS THAN c 8,950 lit S90 Mo 6~'i% 10% pe11try. Reas! Ret Insured.
1·2 6 3 BDRM. Misc. ltent1ll 5'99 APPRAISED VALUE dllcount secured by 3 BR nn BankAmerlcatd OK
nIR.N. ~ UNFURN. 2 1/3 A c R Es commercial Oon1merclal lot G • r d e n WMddyl Want? Whlcldy1 Got? Call "Mike' 642-0348
B.ut.ed Pooll, Qlild Cara 2 GARAGES, business or 1.0ned (C2) on major thOl'-GroYe SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR CRYSTAL WINDOW
(linter, Adj. to Shopplnc -ator~e. l5Xll Each. Com· oughfare in Santa Ana. Mo-WE have many otti.er Loan NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS Cleaning, F~ est, business, $25 W1l Up No ~II allowed mercial rone. 2'20 Volt. $35 tcl. •pts ., business, trailer requesta coming UI dally rrsldential It c..'OllllrucHon.
• 2700 Peten;un Wa:J, at Hlll' Mv., each side. 2 5 44 park or other commercial ~tee A must be wld with a lines _s~,111!.._R,•_te & .. uc1..-;>13--8737 • Studk> A Ba.ch apta. bor 6 Adams, Costa Mesa. Newpo11 Blv., CM. 544-8.J-U , d C f t 1 e11ber B or C ~ ~ ..... ~ 11 ... ------===-
• tDcl Ut:lll A Pbone 11e". 54&-0310 REAL ESTATE OK, Ol hol or u ure n-REAL Estate Loan Bi'Okrl'-11uLt:1 -~D N1ui1 INUvDk BJLL'S SALT SERVICE e Maid Service • TV avail. ~!!!!--General creas& in value when Bolsa Stop in open 9 to 6 pm till ~~. Tr.:": ... ~./r:m.. '-W~ r.:, "':" .,:.11~.~ for auto Water Softeners e New Cale 6 Bu • ~ ---------Ave. fully develops into 4-noon Snt or call 54~1 ~THING 'Oii_ ~LI -ruou ONL YI Repaini', InatallaUoria.
2316 Newport Blvd. 54&-9'r;i5 Adults Only Income Property 6000 lane blVd..;,,Sewor line •tub-1;m No Bdw Sk Large PHONE 642-5678 Rentals ••• 962·2094 4
1 BR, partly turn. ~· Discriminative Tenants ~ at property. ~Am PI e parkinc lot ln Front Te Place Your Trider'• ParldlM Ad II::;;!'
mo. 2526 Elden Apt E. tor Prestl&t Mdress CORONA DEL MAR water IUl>PlY. A~ at1-'-.,..--,----..,..-....,._ Haull"I 6730 ONLY n1 UM\! $60,000 by lnhen'fance tax OU> ~~e papm of Jud~~ HAVE beaut imp1'0ved vac $4440 Seasoned J D on tge __ ......, _____ _
Inquire at 2641 Elden .,. , .. .,.. appra.l11et. Available 1 or from~ s thru e~ly 1900 s lot Zepby1· Cove Lake Tahoe pool home No. Tustin area. LITn.E GJAN1' TRUCK
Apt B, Costa Mesa. MARTINlct)UE 2 HOUSI::S on 1 lot, So. of quid< sale 11 lO% less, at Dodie City, Gwvu.son, Colo. Nevada ilde. $l3,000 cleat--! With 5~~ % lit TD, for late Ha111jng. 6' ~eighth. 10' bed.
Produdlon
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l<now baslc dedtulic
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Test Operllor
E/SIDE 2 Bo Elec b11Jls, GARDEN Am. Hwy. l~ blks. to bey; au--""" D . Salt Lake City. 61J..8316 W t H U 'ts A'-la mod"I Cad o~ Lm· •-lo. You\ name it l haul. Reu . "' th . N E It bo $54,vuu, net to estate. rive CdM Evea -all day wkends an se • m -i.,.. lie ~ .. "" Sh M I I M h patio, Adults only. 361-B Benne ... _~~+ n2gB.R.. all( by 4n7 w. Bolsa, Santa • TD'a or? tor eq. 675-5726 522-7'.l&I, 54().7603 Bli; J olUI 642-4030 eel e I ec I
Ogle $135 mo. 642-1298 1• R. '""uc · rent · Ana. l hen phone owner $25,000 for 6 months at 10 and Owner..igt. J 400 ._,.5 lcl"arl Trade CLEA.~ Lots, garages, et_c. " -
BR lu Parklike sutToundinga Hdwd. rus.. colonial cpq., 10 with $.100 000 trust de ""'' ~ ~ T al du p ki k Op $1pa~:._CHARMINBlk to GK·Mart2 . ~n FURNISHED BAOIELORS lmotty pine interjon. Re<or 542-!r>ll on 200 "---~-•1'•w lots •• *HAVE 14 ft SKI BOAT $1,000,000 equity for lg~ ree remov • m •• P; Power Br1 e er "' " UNFURN 1 BR· 2 BR· 3 BR '-'=~•· • -Comm'I 01· At>ls (any area) backhoe, flU, grade. 962•8745 '
Joann. 548-(1187, 646-28ll 2 batha available -67-3--2020-------Mount. & Desert 6210 collateral. 494-ll37 with CADWILLAILLCTRAENGDIENEf ~ As" tor M/Purcell 675"4031. I HAULING. Trash pickup. 15 tml•· 2 un " .... ..1;.......1 ---------.. NNOUNCEMENTS trailer. or ,. th d QUIET 1 BR, dishwasher, Carpet!, drapes, garage '"'• _., _ ..... ......, ft Richardson/Purcell Rltr. Trlmmini. Any Ing· we o laundry rm. Adults only. 18th & Santa An1, C.M. floors, prqes, laundry, 1-•M•o•u•n•ta_i_n_H_o_m_e_ and NOTICES ~l~ PICKUP. Clear title R-1 lot, San Cle. it all. Expert work. Mf>.2192
..,"" mo. 546-7285 eves .,..,, A.,.,? c.a """' fl.435 mo. IDClome. 548-384& ----..,----'d 1 ( CLEAN Lots garages etc • ....,., .,..,,....,..,. ~ 574 Kamiltm, Costa Mesa. Beeutilul new Lake Arrow· Found (FrH Ad1) 6400 WANT dlx 3 br, 2 hll condo, mente, ocean s1 e o \VY. • • . • ~"" CLEAN Furn Bachelor ~~~~~~~~~ . $9850 value. Trade for house Tree remov. al, dwnp, sltip, .,......, • ' ed ; • HOME "-""'COME by "---,__ad home has rumpus room . . Npt or CdM. Have view lot b kh fill d """' 87 -ttage, utlls 1'nclud , no • '1' vwur "" BEAUTIFUL "'al Coll Cot M IP f C 11 ac oe '""" e ""~· "v 111 -h 5200 E d /ln t .,,,, • ..,;th wet bar, kitchen with ."' e ie, 1 •w Bch + $20,000 eqty, 3 8 a esa 11' 0 ege • ' ... -· pets. 1?• w. Wilson. 54S-0522 Newport uwlC xc epres ves op.,..,,. • ... bla k and wh t ebred .._ ni-) KI "'9659 c•" "?·J9 * TRASH HAULING "'" BR, res. • 10.2 br Apta, walnut cabinets b r u 1 h · c 1 e, pur · br, 2 ba home in Tustin. .--.. ..-· or ..-~
2 BR. New cpts. drps, n35• JUST Completed 2 BR, 2 ba pool, 2-yr old. ~Ide. 615-1393 chrome applianc~s. 16 cu-ft ::.~le. Main & Chapman Call Roy at Vic Tomek 494-BEAUTY Salon. 6 stations. & clean-up. 646-1530
1613 Santa Ana Av e · • sngle-sty. Frpl, chndeliers, combo freezer and reirlg· 9788 estah 10..yrs Lido area. Will
543-&572, 542-7279 lush ct>la. drps. iron gated Businesa lentil 6060 erator bullt·in vacuum, sau-LI1TLE Black & white boy _KE_Y_m_ajor,...._eo_m_e_r_C-.M-.-w-/ lrd free and clear $10,000 Ironing 6755
NASSAU Palms 1 &: 2 BR pvt patios. cement walls -----------na bathroom plus many kitten. Approx 2 mo. vie 10me improvements. C-2 eq. for R.E. or what-have-IRONING • EXPERIENCED
U n1=:_fli;n Htd btwn units. Medallion kitch, "'"nxwTY'\RS A'ITENTION dud West Newport 6'1H481 Bk r:c•o77U Furn or nt t,...,.......... m v .,....v other features in ing """""'· 51 475.,., ft. Will trade you. r . .,...,_ tt.50 HOUR ..,. 22nd St 642.-36-15 FA heal Across frm Coco's, Huntingtori Beach, ,....,.,.,ved th """""'D turtl Jd tlf ... -.. ~ .... • pool. 177 ..... · .....,.v docking privileges on e r vv., • e. en Y· for income w/spendable. 10 UNIT MCYI'EL, near air-* 642-0238 * Wstclt j'laza. 11i65 lt'Vine. Beach Blvd. corner. .This lak Priced •cc nnn F v•-N land •-z ,.,_ UTILI'I'IES paid. 1 bdrm. e. at ...,.,,.,.,.,. or "-'· ew 00 e ...... r. Rltr. ~ 545-4412 port. TRADE FOR vacant, I:::======== 1801 $200 mo. 642--0'139 -fine C4 property with older inf 1 call GI 847 ..,,,.,? 6810 Heated pool. $U7.50. more o Pease enn _..,,. TD, or carry back TD. A L1nd1c1ping ,.." ,,.,.,., OPEN SAT., SUN. 1-6 bldgs. Present income over Th Ith -~,,,,_~,....alld~..,,,,_~-..,-DLX Balboa dplx, 2 BR, bit· Whittier, C.M. """""""'~ $7000 You _ .. d ompson w : FOUND: W e-Talkie in In u tum almost new, cpts, steal. Owner 540-5832 GAYNO.R'S ,.\ •u DSCAPING 1509 Cornwall Lane, N.B. per yr. can ...,or Eckh ff & Assoc Inc N rt Beech 615-1683 "' 1..1\N $65 Apt. 1 man util pd. $45 ~o Beaut. WestcliH c 0 n d o. to hold this tor appreciation. 0 • • ewpo · d.rps, trplc, patio, tncd yd. Industrial. skip loader late &: GARDENING SERVICE
$55 bse trailer, No pets. 54> Pool, sauna, rec. rm.. 2 Hun;o! Call 847--0811 Broker 1818 W. Chapman Ave. Bick ocean. Trade up Or· model. W11J trade for late State licensed contrctr,
1551 aft 8 P.M. BR., 2~ Ba. 6 4 6 -9 1 94, tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Orange, Calif. Lost 6401 ange/LA Co. units 213: model station wagon. Residential • Commercial
1 BR. DUPLEX 548-4806 2115 Harbor, CM 54l-262l, Eves-wknds 538-6727 LOST: Biby girls floral, red 698-6012 5464286 after 6 -p.m. Free est - No job too bi&·
*.FURNISHED * *NEW BAYCREST * Modem Store 1200 sq ft, am· !!"5 "'!'A•cr•e•s lll!&.•c•a•bl!llin•, ,..$21!1!,§951!!!P.111!i6ful!!!!!!ll multi colored bonnet & pink 25 View Acres Laguna Oceanfront Duplex, Balboa 893-3581
Adults. $87.50. !'>4~ Unf 2 BR, 2 ba., Cpts, drps, pie parking. In A out on 2 down knit sweater, It found or Beach. Som e improve-$14,000 eq. Will trade for
yr lse $250 mo. Avail June streets. BRECK NCYIT RLTY ~ taken by mistake. pleue ments, income $7700. $243,· Costa Mesa or ? Cal~Asger Paperhanging
N9¥'port Beech 4200 15. Inq: 233-C 19th St. Petitte, 548-0522 return. Phone 642--4980 000 equity. For. ro·s or T Jen&en <Associated with P1lntlng 6850
675--0'236 R. E. W1ntld 6240 GREY & White long-haired Owner. 494-4653, 49-M~7 JeM')' HaJTis Rltr) 546-1440 Ocean Port Apts. 962-1141 eve~. . • lNTERJOR & EXTERIOR OCEANFRONT Lower Dplx E 17th St Cost M 3200 CONDOMINIUM wanted in cat; Ans. to "Sam'' or a 4 Units nr. Npt. Pier. Best ---------1 Pa;"ting. Free estimate, Bachelor Apts. Compl furn. 2 BDRM, 2 child OK . ., a esa Bluff 3 4 BR whiatle. Vic Ramona Ln., 7 OLD UNITS + 2 ... bltns, cpts, drpl;. Htd pool, $185 Yearly Lease June 15. Sq. ft. bklgs. &: ~ acre o( s area; or ., Deane Garden Home tract, rent.al area. $58,500. Ex· vacant licensed & Insured.
rec rm, pvt garage. 50091A Seashore 213:2-tS-1921 land for lease.~ Per Mo. from owner. 644-2028 HB. Reward 968-U75 change for small house-har-lots, Balboa, $63,500 -$4,000 Call CHUCK 548-5314
l an Realonom.ics 546-004() 14-30 Day u-·st01nnc A 1 ~mn male cat. black •-bor area -Owner. :l(XX;JAi Down OI' fry Car. Boat, • PAINTING • Interior & Across rom oce · 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, bit-ins, new ":I-nu•~..., "" Court. 67~27 Ca Bob J 67~210 $115 225 Call Agent 546-1440 white, looks like the Purina ---------mper. ones, Exterior. Free estimates. ,,,c • .,,.,., !Chri ) cpts, steps from ocean.$' •Excellent U:>caUon • 3 BR., l lh Ba., Costa Mesa O'Keefe & Me-'tt ran"e R asonable rat-"'c 3015 642-4203, VN"""V" s A Anl 67:Hi210 BUSINESS and cat.. name ''Boots". Vic. , . ., " · e ..... """" gt ta Newly decor. store, 17x40 F irvi Ii: Fr e w 8 y home, val. $18,500; wlll take Deluxe, full size. :17" 15 spl=========-BAYCLIFF MOTEL 3 BR, 2 ba, unfurn. firrplacfl, 1873 Harbor, C.M. ~ FINANCIAL ;9-21: e ' newer car or submit, for racing bike. '57 Dodj?e lo Plumbing 6890
Lndry, TV, maid .11erv, htd h block ocean. $225. Mo. 123-NEWPORT Beach: Shop 1500 down payment. mi good motor. For furn., ___ _,_ ____ _
pool. 455 N. Npt. Blvd. 41st St. 67~5161 sq. Ct " office 500 aq. ft. Bus. Opportvnltl• 6300 BwhLA<llCXk F ~~eda 1 t • ~t Owner-Arent ~ recorder, tools 540-8376 LEAKS? Gas or water elec>
S _., __ k d. en, ·....,. var.~.,,. tronically located under ce-STUDIO I Beach. U•iu= • GOLD Medallion. 2 br, 2 ba, New con 64U275 NEED AN Ann'en to "Sambo'' Vic * * * * ment, blacktop, eround. One employed girl 0 r cpts. drps, bit-Ins. $155 yr ======;:::;;;;;;;:::= Udo t lt 675-5488 * *
woman. $80 Inc util. 673-2979 lse. 673-2370. 675--l995 Office Rental 6070 EXTRA INCOME? · 1 • 1 walls. showers, any place.
Would $500 or more per REWARD-Black angora cat Repaired. Water lines clean-
Balbo• 4300 Coron• del ~r 5250 LAGUNA BEACH mooth working pert time with white trlm snd king-6412 St:KVl'-t: Olkl CTORY ed, pressure restored.
Desk spaces available ln help?? (Costa Mesa • New· •iu front paws-CoUege Park Funerals CALL "LE> ... J(S" 642--0348
FOR Rent· r.ummer, deluxe rozy apt carpeted, fplce. neweat office bulldlns at port resident> vicinity. Mf>.1778 ---------Cement, Concrete 6600 BankAmerica.rd OK
Balboa duplex, 2 BR. patio, Garage. One adult only. prime location In downtown MALE cai.'t.rated Shepherd, 1 wmMINSTER PLUMBING
bH-ln K, carpets, drapes, $140. 673-4169 Laguna Beach. Air condi-No selling, no soUciting. Prov-yr old, tan, w/some blk, CEMENT work. P at l o s • REPAIRS REMODEL
fenced yd, short block to ========= t!oned, carpeted, beautiful ed sucC1!ssfu1 bualneu avail-Canyon Acres Dr, Laguna. MEMORIAL PARK drlvewaya, walks. etc. All 642-3128
bay or ocean $150/wk. Call Huntington BNch 5400 paneled partitioning. Two a.ble for responsible party Reward. 494--8758 Mortuary & Cemetery types. Free est. 893-4818
213: ~12 entrances; rear leada to with foresight and aggreu· LOST Terrier Dog, Costa Complete funerels Contrictors 6620 TILE, Ctr1mlc 6974
O..EAN Bachelor Apts. d U f Municipal parldnc Iota. $50 iveness. Must have cash cap. Mesa, an!Wen to "Corky," frrom ...... S
All util . cl sr 2 B rm n urn th fer Add 1 .... __ ·-* Verne, the Tile Man * m a up per mon apace. ita to invest, good ........... <> reddilh white. Re w a rd • Cemetery lots e ROOM ADDmONS • Cust. work. Install &: repairs. BAJ;JAE. Balboa Bl~~i.99-45 Utilities included :o fot::fu.:::=a A! ter references, and be able 56-5239 from $130 ~ T. Construction No Job too small. Pluter
HEATED POOL. swet1ng service. AD utilities tom• decisionl;R ...:EW--ARD-.-Lo-s-t -M-a-le_.aul_' -t Includes Endowment care Family rooms, kltchen or patch. Leaking shower
Huntington Beach 4400 802 Knoxville, Apt. D. 1-m paid except telephone. Bunnese. Vic 2500 bllc Everything 1n one beautiful units. Single story or 2; repair. 847-1957/SIG-0206
530-2914 DAILY PILOT Interested perties call Mr. Monte Vista CM 54S-8587 place. means leu cost. pla.ns custom designed. For JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
QUIET & BEAUTIFUL Standerfer (213) 936-2765 -----,,iin-, -..,.,-~----In No tra1fic problems. estimates & layout, phone:
LEASE 11 d · ·um 222 FOREST AVENUE COLLEX:'J' for an Interview MAN'S rea g g_,, e 8471-11 e 2 BR. Pool, Free Util. Wkly: or se con ommi ' LAGUNA BEAOI ln your area. brown case. CdM. 673--0980 14801 Beach, Westminster --~.,.,....--..,..a-=-,.......,,.... Job W1nted, Man 7000 $47.50; Mnthly: USS 17676 deluxe. 3 br., 2"2 ba., family 494-9466 531.1725 893-2471 Remodeling e Expert e
m1, bit-ins. 2 pools. Rec. CX>NF""""'ON ... -.it Eco omical e Pl e CAPT AJN • Licensed. 20 yrs
exper. sail & power yachts.
Familiar W. Coast including
Gulf of Lower Calif. E. W.
Pacific Waters. Best or local
& general references. Call
646-2977 before 0800 or after
Cameron. ~-2125 h FOR RENT CA... Personals -~ .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!! n ans facilities. Close to beac • 'SUPPLY ROUTE SERVICE DIRECTORY Design New construction e
FU.IN Bae elor $80 mo. All $180 mo. 536-1385 Approx. 450 Sq. Ft. carpeted Unusual opportunity for man SINGLES.ADULTS 100% financing e G. R. Coll·
util pd. Patio. Gentleman _l_B __ R-ne-ar--:do:-wn-t-own-.-=$=:70:-:ln-:-.\ drapes, air-cond. or woman to restock new Meet Orance Cowley's Babyalttl"I 6550 ins, 494-1893 eves.
Pref. 2M Geneva, 536-2280 din ·1 M adul'• MARINER'S BLOG tuna in di 'th ----........,.-----,,,,...--:-clu g utl . ature ...,, · .. ,.,.. co . spenM!rs wt nicest people at Santa ADD e Remodel e Repair RENTALS 536-<l403 (H.B.) 1515 Westcllff Dr., N.B. high quality ~ckaged food Ana's deluxe ballroom BABYSlTl'ER, Your home. Res • Comm • Industrial
Apts. Unfurnished Contact Mrs. Rainio Gt24000 products. Handling brand * ORCHESTRA * Mother 55, xlnt references. Free Layouts & Est. DICK
Rent1l1 W1nted 5990 1741 Wa1tcliff Dr. names only. No selling. FOOD le COCKTAILS Guest cottage or garage apt. HUFFMAN 673-4459
General 5000 ---------Prime Joe tor store or o1fices. Dependable person can net WED. 'nfURS. FRI. SAT. u part salary, Avail. July ---------RETIRED Man want s
TWO 'Young responsible 2000 sq ft @ 25c. WaJ/peo'I. VERY H!Gll_ EARNIN~S. DANCER'S CORNER lit: permanent. Call: n4: TOM CARNEY. Bldr. 15 yrs janitorial • maint work. Pl.
1800
RENT women who have lived and Part or tull time. Reqwres 1438,, 8 M . at 11" .. u--St. 247-7903 Eves. Apple Valle exp. New constr. rm ndd, time ll.B. or West. 842-$671
worked in the Laguna 0-pts, Drps, alr-rond. Co-op $1150 to $3250 cash secured " · am ......,,&,.. KEEP YOUR rLIILDR gen maint, xlnt wk. 673-24731-:::::======== 3 Room• Furniture B'· Own c,•o nr.oc SANTA ANA 542 9306 "' Bel1rh arra for some time "rs. er ,.,.,.......,.,, by inventory aod equipment. -HAPPY & well cared for Add itions * Remodeling Job W1nted, Ledy 7020 $25 Month are willing to pay up to S180 Modern Office-Orange Co. Write for p e rs on a I in· BBr. Family Membership. white you work. My refs Fred H. Gerwick, Lie.
FULL OPTION TO BUY per month for Uic right Bimk building. 230 E. 17th tervlew, giving phone Will pay transfer fee. Mov-testify to that. .My home. 67~1 * S49-2l'10 UNENCUMBERED, A I e _rt
No deposit 0 .a.c. apartment in Laguna, Coro-St .. Costa Mesa. 642-1485 number to Inter-State Dist. ing. F ee increued June 1-part or full time. Mon thrU Midrlle age lady with
H.F.R.C. na del Mar or Newport area. Co., 1811 West KateUa, Suite Must s e 11 immediately-Fri. CM 549-0706 C1rpet L1ylng & managerial & secretarial
Furniture Rantala preferably near be a ch. Lots 6100 221, Anwlm. Callf, 9'1804 Make offer. Wlite Bax M 122 BABYSl'ITING In my home. Repair 6626 abilities, business back·
517 W. 19th, C.M. 54S-l"54 Desire nicely .rurnished, 2 CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE t>allY Pilot p ul . Sehl ag ---------ground of many years, de-
•c.i!O W. Lncln. Anhm 774_2800 bedroom dwelling. Would be PORTAFINA LAGUNA Part or Full Time HELP us visit Grandma this !1°kd~. ~286 ··any e, CARPET • Apia • Homes sire!! something dlUerent.
woa permanent but detlnltely do Panoramic View Lota Man or woman to refill &: 1Ummer. Someone to alt Quality ins1allallon. Free Own transportation. c an
Costa Mesa
SILVER
GATE
5100
Apartments
Deluxe Bechelor Apt ~
1.1v rm, br. kltch It ba.
1 & 2 Bdrm Apt•
3 BR Apt•
With 3 baths.
Near schools, freeways
Walking distance to OCC
911 El Camino
Apt. #1 Costa Mtu
FAIRWAY
VlllA APTS.
3 BR APTS
pOOL
not want to be bowid by White water and coast· collect money from new A with 2 children on flight to WD..L babysit by the week; estima tes at yow home. All travel, what have you? p.
tease. Want to move ln early line views unique coin 0 Per ate d Jad<son or New Orleans you fumish tranaportation. prices. 546-4478 eves. Lie. o. Box I332 N.B.
June or late May and would 426 Nyea Place dillpeoaers. Excellent Jn. mid-June or latier. 842-6358 • Call: 642-1407 • Contractor EX~TR=EM~=EL:-Y~ca:--p-a-:-b;-le-=a::-e-x.
like garbage disposal and Laguna Beach come for few bn. weekly after 4:30 PM WD..L BABYSIT by the week Electrical 6640 perlenced Ty P 11 t' book-
other modem conveniences !n4) 49f.9388 work (day or eves). No sell· HYPNOSIS Jn my home. Good rela. keeper. organizer with best
If possible. 494-6846 after 5 I I Off ing or experience necessary An aid to 962-3151 ELECTIUOAN, Licensed & ref. Seeking local position S-c I er d d S 11 job 0 p.m. ,..... $875 to $3400, cub ....... For ,...._,,,al --h•-9• BABYS11'TING in my home. b on e . ma s. perm or temp 673-301 Iwillbl.lildaf8R2babome ·-... ··~·""'" l"VV"'"1 old sir. k al •-I c,to c203 DL.X apt, 1 or 2 br. July It personal interview, send FOWLER HYNOSIS Day~. 2 yra or er.· a w · m nten. "' r epa rs. J'tO'» CAPABLE woman -Practi· ( 1343 sq-ft) for the low price Aug, Balboa Bay Club. nrw of $7.22/sq-ft on your lot. name, addren A phone no. CENTER. NB. 642-0000 _968-3971 ________ G1rdening 6680 ail nurse -companion. G~
srction only. Writr Mrs. Other models avail. Call Don lo Trana-Western Dist. ~o. MUST Sell Holiday Health Brick, Masonry, etc. rook. light housework, dnve.
G 1• o r g a :i t o s • 100 w. n..o:iao 590 N. Azusa Ave., Covina Spa Membership 40 ""°"' tor 6560 ANTHONY'S Phone 838-6681
Maryland Av. Phol"nix. Ariz at 5· ' · 91722 1, 20 mo11 for i only $300. Garden Service C A RP E T-Cl=-ean--:-in-,-. -=n=-oo-r
8.i013 or call l60'2I 2'74-7980 30.000 SQ FT LOT, County R-PROVEN, Sure, mod e rn Fint payment Aug 15, Call BRICK, Concrete, Carpentry 646-l941 at~ipplng. Waxing. Walls,
MATURE COUPLE Wish to 4. Birch Street. Country al· method <t teach Ing 646--2152 after 4:30 CUatom cabinets. Sm a 1 l COMPLETE CLEANUP mdows washed. 531-0067
lease 3 bdrm. home $300 mo. -ere. Glen Que e n .......... anent habit ClOntrol. 0, ,,.., private ..... ,__ ,J J·"'-e jobs. OK Free Est 962-6945
Will f as """'"'' ,.... ... uu ..-~ • vi ""fi • •WNS REPLACED CLEA..1'{ING or p a i n t I n g , · care Ot: aa.me ~1151 Heritage Re a 1 (E.G. Eating for we1~t from 1870's thru '"'&r''u .,,,,,.., ....,. fl bough tt own '6" "' v 4""" de 6570 Reu. monthly care. Pron· walls, woodwork, oors. ~efer. s:,;e~-U~r Do.ily Estate cootrol) with new low COii Dodge Cit)', Gunnlaon, Colo. Bull ,. ing. Land!IC.aplng. Exp. hl>I' E>q>. girl. 53IHI069
Pilot R-4 LOT. 2SxU7' '>I blk to to public, Now r.-eektng Salt Lake Qty. OR. 3-33l6 REM 0 DEL. t e p a Ir I tlculturlst. HOUSE & Apt Cleaning
ocean. l3lh St. HB. Will uaoclate offices In So. O.C. Cdl\>I eves. all day wkends plumb'g., "".intlng, elec., 0e""ndable & Reas 774-8500 REsPoNSIBLE Young fami· subordinate, sell on to dwn Moderate investment re-,,.. ;in• .. Gardener ""
ly, penn .• 2 or 3 br house in or trade. Bkr. 541-0033 quired. Phone for inquiry * • PP.ONE PAL * * carpentry, rt>Sid., commerc., ., complete yard nrE HOUSE KEEPERS
Laguna. nr bch, to S160 mo. appt 714• 774-TlSO SAFE & JNEXPENSIVE room additions. Re 11 • e. Free estimates DA\' Work-lronlng-Oeanlni;
Will paint & repair. Pets. BEST oc:ean vlew lot, North wro; ~mall modern P. O.MBoEET,v .?J93Y, PHONJrv•--E• ,.,.,,,.. -=~======== e 543-7958 e By Day or Hour. Elq>. 494-596.'l or 1213) ~88. Laguna; gentle s Io Pe • MA,..,·""'E SHO In Or " u .,,... "~ .;; 8364007
$14,000 Owner. 49M216 · '"'"u~ P . an~e ALCOHOLICS ~ C.,,.ntering '590 EXPERT JAPANESE
WA?l'r to rent your home for Co; or will cou1. invesllng m Harbor AJT .. Phone 673_1124 GARDENER PART TTMErrem?· A·l
summcr. Pay all rent ad-Acre• 6200 exl!Ung shop. Reply 1o PO P 0 Box 1223 Costa Mesa. !NO JOB TOO SMALL! Cll'.&n·UP Nell1 Work MO-S4!M Secretary, fast typW. rood
Both jobs require knows.
edge o1 bend ~
Precision aluminum f8brl.
cation experience p~
fen'ed •
SM Luke Wood
COWNS
RADIO CO.
3324 W. Warner
S1nt1 An1, Calif.
All applications reviewed
on merit with no biu to-
ward Race, Color, 0-eed or
Sex.
Route Sales
ARROWHEAD
Has permanent openings
in the Orange County
area. Average monthl,y
earnings $150. plus after
route assignment. 5 liay
week Monday through
Friday. Excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement.
Benefits include: Profit
sharing retirement plan,
compan,y p a l d medical
and hospitalization insur~
ance. paid vacation, sick
1 e a v e etc. Applicant.a
must be high school
grads .• minimum height
5'8". 155 pounds. Age 21
to 35 desirable. Must have
g o o d driving record.
Bring drivers license and
military service records.
INTERVIEWS
SAT. MAY 18th
8 AM TO 12 NOON
ARROWHEAD
Purftas Waters
619 N. Main StrHt
Or1nge, C1lifornl•
Electronic
Engineer
Challenging developme11t
pnsition. Need graduate
Electronic Engineer to
d e v e I o p revolutionary
new project. Requires
computer and avionics
experience.
It you're tried of the old
routine and wish a job
that will tax your eiP-
neering talents contact a
immediately. Pleue in-
clude your ulary ,.
qulrements.
MASTER
SPECIALTIES CO.
1640 Monrovi• Ave.
Cost• Meu
642·2427
An equal opportunity
employer
Young Fry Cook
or
Kitchen TrafnH
Permanent job. Chance b'
advancement.
(No students Ple11e) ADULTS ONLY
Manager Mrs. OlrtOn
20122 Santa Ana Ave.
Nr. Onnge Co. Airport
546-1260
vance, take t>erfect care __ ......_______ Box 4001, Newport Beach, · · Resident • Industrlal Com· at fill'lltt•· 642--6m
y out property_ Excel. 80 ACRES • {on Main e,iist, calif. 92664 FOH Sale; charter mem• merclal. Mal n ten an c e LAWN & Garden mainten-lob's llt Boy
~erence.s. 61'3-4ffi4 alt 5. weal road) Newberry, f bershiP in Newport Beach n-'"" and Rem 0 d e I. ance. Cll?81lup ~Spray · Fero Job Wanted 1,,. E. 17th St.
2 BEDROOM Pool. carpet.a, drap~. One chlld OK.
642-7311 . 2m au.on Or.
Costa Mea
BACHELOR APT. B1t-1n ''l'V ~ :-e.frig. cptl. $82.50 Walle to
CX:C. 984 E. 91tn~
v bl Buy Now or Summer Tennis Club. 6M--Of39 ~· tlllze Com'I A: Rell 962-1319 7030 "" WANTED~ 2 bdrm. unfurn. Calif., Sllvrt' alley, • Toy 3ho!> on Balboa Isle. Reu. Uc. bonded, ln~ured. , · Mtn & Women CO$ta Mesa. c.J.
bou8e or apt. w/)'d. tor desert, dry.18 mlles east or .Est"bllshcd 20 yeara. NEWPORT Beada Tenn.1.1 e 162-1911 «' &12..!J064 • C\1t A F.dle Lnn IOYS 10 • 14 tt8()0naihle famUy w I 2 Bantow. "Land of Lakes" Walker 1t .. lty Club Mtmberlblp fOr tale. • cu,entry • Cablne11 e Maintenance. Llceml'd. AV AD..., olM co u P 1 t ·
chJdrn. Up tn ms atart.Jrc are9. 90 Man-mAde lak~ in ~ • Bit.in.a • Alteration!! • >ts-«18. 5'668'10 aft 4 PM capat)l.t m1mqlna 50 to i: Good routeel • Good ptOlitt
June ht. (Z13) 74i'-293!1 valley. Alflllfa, flAh ralslng, ~.?.'l$ Via Udo, NB 6T~200 Meet Dynamic Friends e ~lni e Reas! &~ e JAPANESE GARDENING unlta. No pool, C.M. or N, . BALBOA PENINSULA ---aUonal. Exeellent for INVEST SlOOO or more It aree onJ.Y. ~fa .. f4M193 DAil Y P~LOT Wanted by l adult with pet. • "'"' , with sttrlina qualitiea. -."""" "ti mates. No JO. b toO Set-vice Clt'anl.Q), LandllC<IP-• ..... ~-e all ........ t .. ~ -1• .. r Nltk Many dcvclo"-f'e«IVI' hlch retum bt -ar ... O!JO. -• r ~ '"" 7 --· Sm nv1llle or IP unw.m. ... " r-. r •P , ~ small. ftl'modf\s and Ad· Ing. 5.'U·1u(l4 a_n p.m. ""---tic Help 7035 -5 ' '1 • s 6 61 • 6 4 2. 1 2 8 0 men ts In Pro&rtl!3 such as a Write Box M-118 Dail.Y Pilot _... KITCHEN WORKER, pan evt11fwlcnd1 lilri lake for water aid tn-WOULD like to meet nthcr dltionl. ~ * MOWrNG. edging, .t clnn . 1ime. ~ Park Udo
structlon; much a 1 r a Ir a a .. 1 Estate LMftt 6a4C) non • s mo 11 l n I 8IUDOE ft.EPA.IN * ALTERATIONS op. Monthb' rates. n-" LIVE INS f Convalncent Center. a
""'"'1J: ttnt.hed ~t PL.A YEM • ....m CAIUJCl:ll. • atze job. .Umate. call t&l-ltll * a::::o=A:!:, Flaglhtp ftd., N 1 w port
With leVen1 lftku for ftih-,.~~11. ~ET JJe I will not lie l'9pOllalble 23 )'fl ~. 54U7l3 JAPAN!D: GAR.DENEJl 108 8 E 181b S.A. $(7-0395 _ee~ac,,,,,h~.._.,~-=-=~=--
3 Bdrm, 2622 Santa Ana St.
Unfl.rm. $130. WW fll.ml.lb a ..... for Rent 5'95 ~
.,
lnl A mmmlne • oWmlt~ tor debts o&tMr u.an 'lfl1 Maintenanoe by the mantb. • · · ROUTES AV •n-1ma
eamperw. and Solt coune: a l321 ~ =· IA own. Wllllam R. ~ C.-nt, Ceftcrtl• "°° Good ref1. Elqler 548-7'19 Altftclee, Men 7100 In ·
Wet with walf!l'front 111rct11 .u119 CUSTOM PAnOS ' MOWING, F.diitiil: ncal&n. ,,, __ .. _ Wdtmh'llter b -•tt
available ror home buildlne. M rt.I T .D, a41 Announwnfl -Blodc .-.u.. Abo ~ Gen'I cSemnG>. Heaallnr. -_.. ,. Good Prontm • Ro a.IQ
'Na ltve1 80 •CN bu • ;e ... 1-. · 1 ..-t\I 6 mn<llVaL 80-folO Odd jobs, •. _.. Our lwl,_. .. . 1>111"'7 MM32l
Well • pumJ> a ~ cin ~ lit 'l'nalt DMd llQabk CH~t~·~· .. -~ ... Mote~ ---"°"'· au -JIM'S GARDENING c..t • ...,...,.."' SEltVK.'E Slat1clt. part tlme. ~ • NldY to rable .a. S41.& ~ ted...U. I~ on ....,.. _.,.. ,.. ~' • ... r-,..,_.__w .. _. ,.,., niP1s A w ...... W.O., fa.Ila t1t 1lalld a kll:t for .,. -all •-··• ......... ~-. lot. .-9'r' •.ntu a No job too 1111aD. n. tllt. I I.Awn v---. ._,, ACEN1... , • .... .,.in ~'"""' rl"\.Lo&W .,...,,...,. ll l'l'UnJCK MM615 Com'l a~ sa.1411. Santa Ana Prol1 BldJ. hD aeme:'......ua N. ()IMt
W tildlns or far f18'I nll!Qr. All du• a Jl"l. 109' dllcount sWEDl!H 1CASSAGE· -~Wal'-.._.._ .. ...... • .,.__,.,...~,..,...,. G-..... --. 1910 Senta Ana Aw. Hwy, Lq """" OwMr 147..-.0 na. l alC!ly ret\11111 11~. 4N-1JJT Open wJcdl1s 10 un-11 pm .. ......... _..-..""' • .. ,. "-JU"~'""""" 9oJVO[JP[J .u12 a.1.11 -..:.;....-PD..oT.=.,..=w~AMT~~ .. =-w
"1aldw. n..n .. PllGl Want Malt sundtt11 JO .... pm ~ Rodea. .Ea p •rt formf'l' ~ Land-Coete Mesa -..,.. DAlLY ,..,.. __, .... E. llda a. 1C1C10 ...,.....,,.. MHS.14 -=-p·1, clMnlqt. ~ Hn 1:30 11D ·I pm~ BRING RD11L'll1 "'"'M m ...._,. • ~ ....... ..., \
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...
There S more than one way
to make your own mOney!
lust for fun, you mtgf;t try th'• little do-it.
yourself kit supplied above. But pl1e11 don't
try to spend the money your make this way.
If you went to try to make the kind of money
which Is r1_e.lly spendable, try doing It this
,way. Pick up your phone, dial 642-5678 end
••Y• "I'd like to piece • Went Ad, pl1•11.'1
What klrid of • W •nt Ad7 How about 11ll-
ln1 aome of tho11 nl1• things you no lon91r.
use? Tiiey may be gatfiertng dust fn your
home, but someone else wants them end will
put them to 9ood u11.
Your DAILY PILOT Want Ad can coat ••
little as $4.50. Think of your profit If you
aold sometbing worth much more then thatl
Don't delay. Make that spendable money. ..
A DAILY PILOT Went Ad will get it for you
fast.
DIAL DIRECT-642-5618-Say "Charge h"
nOM NOITH COUNTY PHOIES DIAL 541-1m
DAILY PILOT Want .Ads Will Work for YOU
t . r. l> . '
1~·· ...... ....... ,,.......... ........ ......#-------... ,,,. •• -•• -~ -...__ -_.. .... #fl# •• -...... --. ... ,.. ~ ~ --.... ---...... -•
Jod&IMKo
HelDWentecl.M
,_ EIPlORE
MOTOIHOME
CUSTODIAN, full
atternoan A ever.
ti•n•. Salar;
--· ao.ina filiq, 1111)' 22,
Subltitute cuatod
abn needed. Must
work I houri pe
needed. HOlrly I
Oualfled Penon:
Newport • Meaa t
School Olatrl
Newport Blvd., 0
646-3234
Pan Caret
Salary $n~T5 p
leut one year ·
In lawn, lhnlb,
care. Completlot
grade. Valid Calli
era l.lceme. Wri1
June 8, 1968. Fil
lion at Westmirl
Hall 14381 Olive
minster before M
Phone 193-ell
HfRE COi
THE IJD
II )'OQ're behind
billa A: want to '
inp ~10 p.m. A'
$3.5(
Per Hou
Cal1: Mr. Manos
Mcrintenanc
Newport area for c
Jn&'. 44 Hr. week.
general knowtedg
Ing A: electrical
working conditio
iruiurance A: vac
manent. Please 1
e x p e r I e n c e,
Write Box Ml19 J
WAtm
1 Mecha
and
1 Lot M
See FM! Riha, Sf
ager 234 E. 17th
Mesa.
S•lesmeft a A car.r oppart:J •
fl.rm olfertac °" tual fundl. l'aD
No exper nee:, "
Npt Bch ofllee,
lant.a Ana aalOI
IDveatora 111
Servleft,
• coo
BLUE DOl
REST AUii
675-iOC
MEM Capeble •
renenl cleanln
~-Part th
work In Orange
Car requJMi, ...
experience, nit
telephone num
Box M U6 Deily
FRY CC
• EXPERIEI'
Good pl
Apply in perlOI
2273 Harbor
Ken's R•t
Get.co.l
Experienced.
lsluwler '
1682 Placent
Costa M
R .. 1 Estate!
New 1¥=ensee'1 ~
train. ""Draws a
• milslon lf you q
R.lchardl01'\/
Rulty
e MAN AG
TRAINEE, 21 o
school crad. E
portunJl;yl PUBl
CE CORP. Call
FIBERGLASS
10 man ahop, 1
Send refs to
Coachel 39l!O v
ning 92220: ~:
SERVICE StatJ
Salnman, full
Wallace She.U !
N. Ct>ut Hwy, I
• Delinry boy .
11 to 25 )IT1I '
car.~ 301
Bl Yd. NC!WllOI
JAN I TORIAL
p.eferred. 12 ht
hr wk. Jl-25 yr
lmmed. 548-411:
SERVICE Statf
I alea/Mecbaak
Sbll1 SeMc:e, 1
Hwy,J......-8
SERVICE Sta
fNS 21, illld I "'*-ltaUaD; 1 NB
I EX PER.
OITSET OPl:1
t>ldt a cau •
IUSll na.t.,·. Qilld
C.d,M. caa atte
DPD mltiJI
..... o.1
(
..
(
Joas' & IMJl:OYMINT JOIS & IMPlOYMINT
Hel• W1nted. Mitt 7200
EIPl.OIEI
MOTOIHOME CORP.
.. C.mpus Drive
Newport luch
'
or
CUSTODIAN. full t i m e
a..ltfl'l\OOft A eveninc posl-
t i • o a , Sal a r yr an c e ~. Oo.inc date I
fillA&. M&¥ 22. 19 61 •
Sublt1tute cuatodiana are
abo needed. M1.11t be able
work a houn per da.y a
needed. H<>trty rate $2.SA.
Oasalfied Pel'tlOnnel otflce,
Newport -Meta U ni 11 e
School D h t r I c t , l.901
Newport BlYd., Colla Mesa.
to
I
d
1546-mt
Pen Caretaker I
Salary $474451'5 per mo. A t
leaat one ~ar experience
tree In lawn, abnib, and
care. Completion of 8
gnde. Valid Callfomia dri
en 1.ioenle. Written exa
June 8, 1968. File · appUca
Uon at Westminster Ci
Hall 14381 Olive St.. W~t
minster befott May 23,
th
y..
m .
ty .
1968
Phone 893-45U
HERE COMES
THE IJDGE
U you're t.ehind wltb yotr
blllt 6. want to work ~
lnp 6-10 p.m. A evn •••
S3.50
Per Hour
Call: Mr. Manoa 774-Z'lO
Maintenance Man
Newport area for oWce buiJd.
ln1. 44 Hr. week. Must have
1eneral knowledfe of phimb-
lnc .t: electrical. Pleasant
worklnc conditions w/pald
inluranoe Ao vacation. Per·
manent. Pleue specify 1ge,
e x p e r I en c e, refere11cea.
Write Bo" Mll9 Daily Pilot.
WANTED
1 Mech1nlc
and
1 Lot Men
See Fred Riha, Service MM-
aiter 734 E. 17th St., Colta
Mesa.
S11esmeft a MIMprs
ea... oppart:J --..... Dml offertna 099' 1GO 11111-
tual funds. l'aD -pt thu. No exper nee. .,. trata.
Npt Bcb omce, KHm
Ian.ta Ana aimoe. 5CT.a33l
Investora Flnandal
Servlcel, Inc.
• COOKS
ILUE DOL,HIN
RESTAURANT
675-4004
MEN Capable d doing
le.neral deaning Ao floor
W&ldni· Part time evening
wortf In Orange O>. area.
Car ~red. write giving
experience, references .l
telephone number. Write
Box M 126 Daily Pilot
FRY COOK
• EXPERIENCED
Good pay.
Apply in penon 7-3 p.m.
2273 Harbor Blvd.
ken's Reetaurent
0.1.Coet Min
Experienced. Apply
l1l1nder Yachts
1682 Placentia Ave.
O:>sta Mea
RMI Eltate Stlffmen
New ~ensee'1 welcome. We
train. 'l>raw1 aplnlt com-
mllslon if you quality.
IUchatd.IOl'l/Pu.rcelJ
Rulty f1S.4031
e MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE, 21 or over, high
school cract. ~Uent op.
PQl'tunlcy! PUBUC FINAN·
CE CORP. Ca.II 646-4841
Fm.ERGLASS FOREMAN
JO man shop, salary open.
Send rda to V e n t u r e
Coeches 39l!O Wlleon, Ba.o-
nlna 92220: IG-2'771
SERVICE Station. e x pd
S&leaman. fuU time. I>a¥a
Wallace Shell Semoe, 13G
N. Cout Hwy, 1A1 Bch
De.Uvery boy -full time.
18 to 2S yn old. wttb
Cll'.. Apply 3011 Newport
Bltd. Newport Beac::b
J A N I T ORlAlr EJqlertmc:e
p. efefl'Cd, S2 hr Ila.rt. 25-30
hr wk. 18.25 yra tip. ~
lmmed. 54&-fW L
e EXPERJE"CED om.ET OPEl\ATCIR .LB.
0tc11tmau~
Hel• WIMN. ,_.. 7200
·-
MAOll SHOP
DISPATCHER
M'uat be famllla.r with ma·
cblne at.>P ~ and
able tQ reed blueprini..
lDay lhlft)
JANITOR
~ln llbica.Uon
ot mad\ine tools. chip tt-
moval and general house-
keeping in machine shop.
(Night ahiftl
Min. ~ br wortf week
Steady employment
Profit lharlfli
J. (. CARTER CO.
671 W. 17th St.
Cott• Mtsa
548-3421
An equal opportunity
employer
Experienced
fiberglass
Produdion
Perionnel
*CHOPPER
Spr•y-up Opentors
$3.50 -$3.75
*ROW RS
$2.75 -$3.00
*Plus IOnus Pl•n
*Plu1 Medlc•I Pl•n
. FIBERFAB
S.nt• Clu•
Contad Mr. RJch Ad.rw•
(213) 925-9319
15314 Lakewood llvd.
Lot Angel ..
Local 1Mnufacturer hat
lmmecll•te openings for:
• Electron le
Assemblers
• WINIMll
We .... '" Httblllhecl
commercl1I firm with
llberal fri:r. benefits.
Only peop e with •t
1 .. st six months ex·
perfence 1hould •pply
to
PARAMETRICS
t29 9-ker Street
Cotti Meta
549-2221
Archffeclural
Draftsman
Senior & lnterrNdlate
EXCEP'MONAL
GROWTH OPPORTUNITY
APPLY ED LEn:lS
(No phone calla pleaae}
William Pereir1
& Associates
MacArthur & Ford Rd.
Corona del M.,
Ships C1rpenten
and
Y 1ehl P1inlers
Only experienced
need apply at
Udo Ship Yard
900 Lido Park Dr.,
Newport leach -
RWESTATE
SAWMBI
To llel1 etc Bear IAlfe ~
erUel full er part drne.
OttlCll'I tn Nrwpott Bead!
and Bil Bear I.Ake.~
tional earnings IC#' tOP
mtnl Wr1te Bo~ M UO Dai.
b' PlJot. Phone 540-3242
MAN tor .-mblY lhippln1 a rectivlnl dept. FUl1 ume
mu.It haw ctrl~ Uc. Sl.fO
Ill' to at.mt. M W .. 17tb It.,
CM
WTD; Mfl'td a p t> I la n c: 1 ~ mu (auto. wither
6 dryer) fol' p/llme wortc.
Mutt bl tn sood Ilea.IOI and
able to ctrtve truck. "1"'391
nJLL ti~• food to .., d@U
Jab. Exiier or u~. IOo.JO
)'l'I old. Start Jl,15 hr. he
HIJ"Otd 495 & 17th St .• CM
e nJtE S8"f'IC~ Man. ftt>ll', Frtn.-Mnlllta. p e r m ••
nU.* Ml'3f
Plastics and
Fiberglass Fabrication
Layout, fabricate and make bulld·UP of
plasUc and fiberglass parts and assemb-
lies including foaming from previously
developed information obtainable from
planninll sheets and blueprints.
Minimum three years of experience.
High temperature resin experience
mandatory. Ability to fabricate plastic,
plaster and wood molds from blue·
prints.
Apply In Person or Call
(714) 5464030
3333 Harbor llvd., Costa Mei•, Calif.
Atlantic Rese1rch
CORPORATION
Missile Sy1timt Dlvl1lon
u. s. cm.-N" lt""trod e ,.,, I!~ ~llflllY Employ.,.
CITY OF
NEWPORT IEACH
SIGN & PAINT
SHOP HEllER
$4~~ per month. Ex<:el.
lent benefits. Requires two
years of increasingly re-
aponstble working experl·
ence In a sign shop or In
sign painting, and training
in mechanical drawing or
drafting. O:>mpletlon of an
apprenticeship or a course
of training in silk screen
processing desirable.
ElKTRICIAN
SS76-fl01 per month. Ex<:el-
lent benefits. Requires com-
pletion ol an accred.lted ap.
prentlceshlp traininc pro.
gram In the electrical trade
and one yeer of jowney-
man level experience.
For additional Information
come In to the
Per1onnel Office
CITY HALL
3300 Newport Blvd.
Newport leech
IMMEDIATELY ..
* Wire Remover
Part T ime
$4 hr.
Wire you loolCing for a part
time job? Because you need
more Money! Work nights,
no exp. nee. Earn $4. hour
to start.
Wire you waitfnCJ7
Call (1) 179-9951 Now
We'U remove YoUr Wire1.
Tr1lnees-Over 21
Part ind Full Time
Apply In Peraon:
MAY CO.
South Cout Piasa
3333 Bri1tol St.
Costa Meu
Now lnttr"llewing for:
Auto Center
Mechanic
Brake, Front end,
Tuneup. Full Time
lnter"llewing Hours
Monday thru Thursday
16-17 a.m. & 1-3 p.m.
APPLY IN PERSON
Employment Office
Upper Level
An equal opportunity
e.mployu
Architectural
Dr•fttrnen
Min 2-.J yn experience tn
apartment houee and tract
home tleld. Preparation of
preliminary layouts of new
bydronlc domestic heatlnsi
and cooling system. Great
oppty to learn n e w field
participation in engtneulnc
testing and to create a fu-
ture in a rapidly growtn1
manulacturing company.
l1lanc•Flo, Inc.
6n.3063
NEEDED Reliable
dishwuher • klt'Chen helper.
Excel Joh tor rl«bt man.
Ca.ll 673-9757 for appt.
Agencies, Women 7300
See Betty Bruce at
mi66 lxec
Agency tor Career Girl•
410 W. Cout Hwy., N.B.
By appolnt. 64S.3939
HelD Wanted,
Women 7400
Keypunch
Operllor
Some experience ttquit-
~. Must be able to worlt
any boun, any ahift.
Pll Operator
Two yean minlmum in-
dustrlal experience mul-
tiple boud. Knowledge of
Teletype detirable. Full
time, permanent, or va-
cation relief position.
Ac:zo:•t Folaom
13 I lxt .. 2229
COLLINS
RADIO CO.
19700 Jamboree Rold
Newport leach
All applications reviewed
on merit witb no bias t~
ward Ra~. Color, Creed
or Sex.
-EXPERIENCED-
e Commercial
Teller
Prefer hel&ht between
5' A 5'3"
APPLY JN PERSON
1st llllion1I Bank
of Or1nge County
1650 Adam•
Costa Mtw
ASK FOR:
Mr. Stamer or Mr. Springer
An equal opportllllilY
employer
BOB BURNS
RESTAURANT
EXPERIENCED
WAITRESSES
Full or Part·Tlme
644-2000
37 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
Cllll TYPIST
lmmediatc fwl time open.
In& In Sale. eiep.rtment.
Oivenl&d clerical re-
aponalbWtiea. MUil type
60 w.p.m .• on electrc type.
writer. Excellent workin.1
oondlUona.
Call PertonMI 0.pt.
494-MOl
mONIC
EllGlllERlllG CO.
La9una leach, Calif.
Ari equal opportunity
employer
DEBURRERS
Experience prefemd in
band and power tool de-
buning of precision ma·
chined components. Open.
ings on day and Dicht
lhl.fts.
Profit aharing
J. C. CARTER CO.
671W.17th St.
Costa Mesa
54a.3421
An equal opportunity
employer
J. W. Robinson
Haa openln1 for
Store
Detective
"111 time. Experience
preferred. Permanent po.
aition. exceilent benefits.
Apply Pertonn1I
lG-4 Mon lhru Fri
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunity
employer
• WA1TRESS
Experienced. Apply
BLUE DOLPHIN
SECREI'ARY, Bookkeeper. R~STAURANT
Fut mov\nr1 hard workinf Mn. Zimmer 675-4004
prosperous 2 • m a n ad. HOUSEWIFE, Ofer 21, for
vertlsing a~. Rewardlnc that r.oc>d paying 10 lo 2 job;
future for p e r m a n e n t , countel"IPrl at the Dorymen
career minded woman with Restaurant. Apply 2100 W.
superior thinking equipment, Ocean Front Blvd .. Newport
judgment & management ~ach
ability. M1!st be _fast, ac---=D,...r-ug__,S,...to_r_el...,..C""l=-e-=rk,.--
curate typist. wi:ite fully. Exper full lime neat ma· State jobs. duties A: " ' ' . saJari Phil Lansdale PO ture. Apply in person: VII· Box.:: Balboa, Cal. ' lage Pharmacy, 31582 O:>ast
~~~":9?. MANAGERS. women, needed
from ho full ...... tim Toy ab.op. 21 or over. 1lngle.
ltwy., So. Laguna.
me, or a-• e. $175 per wk. Must be xtra
$1.lli to $2.25 per how:. We 9harp. Call tor a pp • t
wUJ tnln a steady, COftlclen-6C2-S661
tloua person over 45. Many . . fringe bene!ils with old line NEAT l. Nice lo Udy up for
co. 547-1856 AM only uk for elderly womllll 5 days a
' week for one lull hour at
Shakey's Pina
Parlor
2285 Npt. Blvd., C.M.
Mr. Kay. $15.50. Westclirt apt. area.
Ideas wanted. aggressive ra· S U BSTITUTE Secretaries, Call 642--300_9 ----
dio station seeks per9(>n un-must be able 10 work 8 WOMAN To c•are lor 2
der JO who can create con-hours per day a.a needed. children my home week
test ideas, co m mer c In Hourty pay ~·17· 0.U.Wed days 7: 15 to 5: 15 Vic Adams
• Dishwasher
• lusboys
Must ~over 13.
Appl yfn peraon only,
SURF & SIRLOIN
5930 P•c. Cst. Hwy.
Newport le•ch
No Experience
Necessary!
Mullt have clean Callfomia
driving record. Apply
YELLOW CAB C0.1 186 E. 16th St.
C:Osta Mesa
Auto Rldlo Men \
Ex'perlmeed or will cons¥Wf
el office, Newport-" M 1· o n 967 TI60 aft idees, comedy ideas. Want Mesa Unifitd s c h 0 0 1 . aeno Ja, DD ~
fresh, original, vital ap. DillTlct, 1001 N e w p o r t _5 ___ ....,.....,,-:-:-::~=-.,,...-
proach. Se.lary open. U you Blvdt, Colta Med. 64&-3224 e MANICURIST e
pouea real, provable ere-KEY PUNCH For Newport Betlch's finest
attvity, RDd soUd examples OPERATOR aaloo. For lnte!'View. call
to Larry Gnumi.s, Radio Minburn 2 yn ~ • 64U523 •
KWIZ, 3101 W. 5th St., Santa Oontact: Mrs. BndleJ MATURE lady to contact
Ana 9'1703. MACX:O REALTY public IPUbllc Relations
881 Dover Dr .• Newport Bch. work) part time on salary. ALTERATIONS
Qualified to work in high
grade fash ion store. Able to
do both men and women's.
Offers permanent tult time
wortf. Pleasant environment
and good company benefits.
Apply:
luffum'1
Fa ... ion l1l1nd
647-4910 ext 278 Call 540-9576 for appt.
EXCITING sales In beautllul SEC'Y. Typing 55 wpm, some
im too .,..,18 A: decorat•-Sll. Exper h e I p f u I . por ""' :'"' Jns•1rance ofc. AgP 77-40. acce5.90rles. Free dttorating Call for appt. 54fr7370 course. OpportunltlH open .
for management .t: pa.rt WAITRESS, exp~nencPd. 6
time. Top com m ii .. 1o n day week, Swidays olf. Ap-
540-nI9 ply HAMBURGER HENRY
man with similar bllck· -A-Tl'RA--CTIVE---W-0-MEN--: -1m--
ground. Bench tl RAR phone mediate openings, part or
64Uli64 full Umc. $3 hr to start. We
WANTED: good homelreeper 7136 Placentia, Coelai Mesa
to live in. Must be qe l&-? HSEKPR. Olilcl care. Live-in
Meals tree: JUXUl'iou apt. 5~ days. Pvt room w/bath.
blk. from the beaeh. Call: Need car. Simple cooking.
~ Altrr 4 PM uk tor $300 mo. 644-1179
Ken. Slle~dy -lull time &: e RN's, LVN's, .t: AIDES part tlme, over 40. See A&H Instruments train. Add to your family ln·
1149 Nl!wport Blvd. come now. 495-542l Positlon~ 11\'aiJable on all Manager. Thr Show·Oll.
C08tir Mesa. Calif. SCNGLE NEEDLE • Special shifts New Connlescent 72 Fashion Island, N.B.
Purch11lng Agent
Experienced 8ll a P.A. In
the bolt bullding Indus·
try. JENSEN MARINE,
235 P'lteber, Colla Meaa.
540-3440
CARRIER BOYS
GOOD ltOUTEI
AVAILABLE
HUNTINGTON BEAOI
DAILY PILOT
m&chlne o p e 1 a t o r 1 •
pressers • trimmers. Ex-
p er I c n c e d only. 158
Monrovia, N.B. 642-2666
H~pital Newport Bffch. EVERYONE USl'I rt -Why
Salaries Qpen, fr I n 1 e not 'ell It? $2 hr s1art.
beneflls. Phone 642-«>M Advance to $4. Mrs. Brown
--WAITRlfSS _54o-_1_937_HB ____ ....,
BARM.AlDS. • • • Tue9dly'1 OIUd R8t&Ul"lnt Klrou:N R EL p ER, full DANcr;:1 GO.GO C.d.M. ex-perienced o n I y. time. ~ Pm Lido
CAU 11tter 12 noon tor al>' Convalescent · Center, 466 6~~ w~ polntment ~lSZ naphlp Rd ., N.B .
LEOAL S EC Jl "E T ARY MAID l M11lnt Man. Q>le ar
Experienced marrtn clrrlr ~ 11 11 I t I a t I v • A single. Nffd fOC' motel apts.
for Newport ~"'&d'I ortlce responu:Mlily. Mln 1 yr. ex-238•~ Newport Blvd .. Of
of Natlonal Brokerqe Firm. ~rlen<'t' IBM tXecfltenor-e RFSTAURA.NT HELP e
40 to 80 wpm, aa1ary open, ette. CdM ofnce f'75..2677. Evenln-. OVER 21 • 540-8121 Miu Romeiro .. -e M2-432J e DE:fllTAL ASll.1tant• •35 e 545-91153 e
NEWSPAPER-dealtt......,-;r HSEKEU>t:R w/Pncifcii )'MI'S. Pntvloua uperlence JISEKPR lln·ln motber·len
home delltery, Costa MH& nunlng ~· 45 to 80. .~°' Option.I. Top ..i.uy foe home. Approx ~ yrs. old.
Al'eL Earnln1 Approx USO care of lnn1'd lady rlaht ~ltl 873-lltl CdM. 547..u? btwn 8:30-4:30 weekendl. No 1111lfts. W 7 mo. Bond depoalt rtq. Write PM t73-QQI e EXPER. MGWUUNG ~41 experienced
Box PR. 8370 Altura amt, ;...;;J; BmVIC'E 0 P E ll AT 0 1t tor jewelry .ten tn
Buena Pvk PART. TIME $2. hr. A/temoM 6 ft11Mw tblft. <bit& Mna. M8-3t02
• NEED: r or e m • n • Paal out ..mola A P.U. l"ul.I or pert dine. ~ Molden, A..emblert 6 ClC'den. H.B. • F.V .. Mn. e .,,,..MS'1"REZ!B -~ DENTAL Ofc, Mir. Elq)er. Thaclc~ray 540-llttl """"" ,,.,...,.., or ' yn collep. SinsJt, J5. a a 1 e m b 1 y T ,.. t n e ea. Good P'Y ti llqlldenctd. 45 54l--3000
MacGr'8'0C Yachta 1 I I 5 ~Y'SMTER. UVe--tn I Small llloP. fQJl or Platt -·--------Baboodl, CM ctya, fot 2 yr old. lflm. drrw . ..Pbont ~1 LaunclfJ ahlrl rlrl
-"V t I n I t on 8 t a c h • · EXPE'IUENCED .. .,..~ StL Attt:lld. P/tlme. ll~U02 Of~ DENTAL Aalataflt • PrtffJ' 541.J550 before noon
Nll!ielW b' ft1Pt 6 wtmdl. • ~llll or on.taJ l(lrl. -~.,,,-.-.....,......,----
Cont11.c. BIU Gut tor appL EXPE!R. t>c:wwt maktr 1(0 ~ ~. W~ •PlllY In penon. s..rm Apply: 111111 Ma.ma. 11'5-293\ MESA J.+NES
SERVICE l1a.tlon Lube Mm Huntlrcton Beech BEAUTY Optratiar ....Std 1'!0l ~lor. CM
l\lll tlmt. ~rlwfd. Ovwl' LOUISI HINDRICKS "°"' As.l.Y tn ..,.._ Clll • NUR.Sis.AIDI • n ., E na .. CM. • ......... C8ll • IM-llll .)or IPPL 56-cmll "'"'"' ~---------
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POOO ClW
CITY OF
NIWPORT IEACH
~10 per month. Excel-
lent benetlls. ~ulres hl&h
echool grad., Min. one year
of full·l1me paid experience
In ieneral oUlce work, and
ability lo tYPe 50 wpm. As-
ll~nts may be to the
da nlibt or morning
watch. Days off may be
other th~l. or Sun. On-
ly appllcanu who can ac-
cept assignment to any shlft
should apply. C'loelna date
May 28. Teti Ma,y 29. Apply
Personnel Office
Cl1Y HALL
3300 Newport llvd.
Newport leach, C11if.
v DESPERATE! . I Contractor W a11ta Out-~ '
{~ll New; Decorator Spaniah1
:
& Mediterranean Furniture
Cancelled;
IGn9 1i11 ' pc•. Medlttru11u11 penell•' H it "•llrH,.
1uitt complete with l ln9 1i1t mettreu I boa 1prin91,
Gor9to111 I ft. Spenhh sofe e>11lom 41ulltt d with ce"'1141
oek wood trini •nll m•lchl119 cheit. Heoy uk cockt1ll
teblo •nd 2 end t1bl11. Tell 9old luf t1bl1 limp•, Sp1••
ish 1w•9 chain lemp1, l1r91 Spenl.!I ttyle lllnlnt aet,
etc., t ic.
·~· ,.... ...... ~ ., ........ Whole houteful w•• rq. $1498.00
Must Sacrifice $688
Term• Av•llable -Newcomers to C1llf.
Credit Approved Immediately
PART-TIME CASHIER nm Furniture
Weekl!nds & afternoons. 1l44 N..,ert 11~ •• c-. w-COtlly~
Aak for Bob Ol' Dave. lwery .itt1t 'tll t-W-4 .. s.t. 1 s ... 'ti 6
A!Mrican Bldg Center
__ H_wi_t_Bc_h_962-__ J321_. __ ,Jotss & t:Mt-L · '11c"' 1 Office Furniture IOIO
PERSONABLE Woman with Jobs-Men, Wom.
sales a.bWty, part time, in ---------
7500
one of Cll.lif's finest goU
shops in Laguna area. Able
to work weekends. 496-5863
for interview
MOLDING
Machine Operators
Plastic, injection. Petma·
Jobi-Men, Worn. 7500 nent pogition with good pay. ExceUent woric con-
ditions. Overtime and all
-Rea'1stered Nurse fringe benenis. Expen-~ desired but w!ll con·
sider trainees.
J..l1:30 p.m. Full time. CALIFORNIA
1 , Injection Molding -I-Ray Techn1c11n 200 Briggs Ave.
7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. FuU
time -call backs.
-Electro-KG Tech
Full time.
-Housekeeper
Days, full Ume.
-linen Room Aide
Days, full lime
-Salad Girl
Kitchen, days, full time
temporary.
Call or •pply
WESlMIMSUR
HOSPllAl
200 HOlplt•I Circle
Westminster
193-4541, ext. 331
An equal opportunity
employc ..
Costa Mesa 54&4460
An equal opportwiity
employer
PERSON To call on ban and
restauranu to aeU Graybo
0 r i g I n a 1 cummberbunds
vests, ties, and M<aitre~
uniforms. 495-5386 '
School1-lnstruction 7600
Are You LackinCJ
...,-CONFIDENCE? v COMPETENCE?
In a.II of Orange O:>unty there
is no more eUective school
of instrucUon with newer
equipment than that of the
Newport School of Business.
Let us show you NOW how
women ol ALL AGES are
achieving success in a re-
markably short time.
Newport
School of Bu1ine11
133 Dover Dr., N.8.
• 646-0153 •
NEW CLASSES •••
••• START WEEKLY
./ Complete Secretulal
./ Ocrk Typist
./ Spec1al Courses
Brushup Typing:
IBM STANDARD
IBM SELECTRIC
IBM EXEC
Afternoon & Eve. Cl<tsses
LOW BUDGET TERMS
lOO's of 111ccessful gradu-
ates these pa.st 5 yea.rs!
POLLY PRIEST
BUSINES.5 COLI.EGE Responsible for operation
ocl< ,_ . 325 N. Newport Bl., N.B.
INVENTORY
CONTROL ClERK
of st room, cons~ting Phone 548-9723
of maintaining stock level~ 1---------aad records and filing job PIANO lessons, young. exp.,
boxes. Prefer soml' lamili· teacher, nt'W in area. Grad.
arlty w i t h mcchanlca.1 Sherwood Music Sc h o o I .
dr11wings. Mrmllf'r lllusic Teachers AS50<' Pr iv. lessons lor lot!.
thru teens. Sue Drnton 367
Magnolia, CM 54Wl!M
EXECUTrvE Suite, omc.
f u miture, Mediterranean,
custom designed & bullt. All
a matched set. 4 Exec deslu;
wilh marble inlaid lopl, 1
file cabinet, 1 tub tile, 1
lamp table, 1 cypewriter
table, l exec chair. $21111
value. for Sl200. Will aell u
group or s e p a r a t e 1 y •
~780, or aft 5 A: Sat'a
6'i:r3832
I022
2 Roya.I Elec typewrittn.
Check writer. IBM Exec:.
typewriler. Ge ate t 11 er
M1meo. nexowriler auto.
typewr iter. 4 copy
machines. Ditto S 1' l r l t
Duplicator. Port. TV. 13'
fiberglass boat. a· boat.
glass ovttWood-3 or S HP
Evinrude outboard motor
642-1269
QUALITY items, cu 1 tom
bar/brbS ra.11, bedroom
suite white 4 poster, clotbet
~12. antique items, tr.med
BaUk in·lnta, I a • a t o r 1 ,
books. dual·slze headbo9rd,
Hong Kong cedar chest. Sat
& Sun 10 to 5. 1673 SUnHt
rudge Dr. La,guna &ad\
COMPLETE double bed $20,
2 single beds comp $15 ea.
Daveno & match chair $20. 3
uph chairs S5 ea. cotfee A:
end tables. beaut IOI.Id
mahog chest (hest dfer),
misc, c I o I b I n g • • 1129
Miramar, Laguna Beecb -
turn at Bluebird Can)ul.
GARAGE Sale Sat. 0011· 2544
Newport Blv., C.M.. Al>t·
stove S7 .50; re!rig. $15; ~
slab doors-table top9 $1 ea.:
co!lee table $5: cbef.t ol
drawers SS: end tb~. $2.SO,
etc. 544-8511
Hi·Fi's. small printing press,
camerRs. 410 shotgUn, chess
sets, clothes. f u r n I tu r e,
boo'"1. rock collection A:
many other items. 1-6 Fri,
Sat. Sun. 1215 Goldearod,
C.Orona del Mar
GARAGE ~ BAKE SALE
Sat. 9-3. Z12l Orange Ave.,
C.M. Books, Toys, Kitchmo
wne.
117 E. BAY Ave., Balboa Sat
&: Sun 10 to 5 Household
rum. lnclud round llOlid oak
tbl. 4 ch1'!>.
GARAGE Sale Sat. I: SUn.
Misc. furn.. book!, 2 TV'1,
odds & ends. 825 Prea.idlo,
Cost• Mesa. ~7718 C•ll Per50nnel Dept.
494-9401
TELON1C
BIGDIEERING CO.
SCHOOL _childfen's vacation COUCH, h.ide-a-bed. I• 1 rates. Clroc6at 10-Leason dryer, many other mile,
Typinit School 54&-285.9. 173 Items. 9439 DllC Ave,. l'ouo--
Del Mar, C.M. tain Valley. 962-~
MERCHANDISE FOlt HERMIB AmbmadOi' iLC
C:ALE AND TRADE typewriter, 51 eleo deflcel.
L1guna leKh, Calif. F ltu IOOO Perfect cond. $195. ~. um re art 5 tl Sat'• 615-3832
Ari C?qual opportunity
employer
Spanish Mediterranean ANSAFONE madl.. UH .
SHOWROOM SAMPLES Royal office typewriter, $.15.
8 Fl wood carved armPd di-Steel cabinet incl 2 file Real Estate--van with large man's mate~ drawers. $25. ~
ing chair; beautiful Medi· ALL Kinds " tool.I, eome Salesman terrt.nean fabrics and col· fumllu~. A assorted odda •
Are you getting thr best n--ors. 5 Pc hexagon Spanish ends. 308 E. 18, CM
tums for your hard work'! dllrk oek·lop dining set with Misc. furn. Extenaole tabl•
Would you like to be getting black or avocado tramed Gov Winthrop desk, rup.
a 60/40 aplit with a 70% bon-chairs; decorative vinyl de· 499-1859 or 499-llOf
us spilt on your third sale. sign. 5 Pc Mediterranean IDD&A·BED, chaln 6
Top Costa Mesa location. bedroom set -9 drawer Mr. misc. Sal A SUn Oft)y.
Progressive advertising l. I: Mrs. dresser, larite fram-316 J>o~ttia. CdM.
marl<ellTlg lechnlq11t11. ed mirror, h1rge nite com-
Tllls ls where the-arlion I!! modes. matching panel de-Every1h\ng from glae.ws lo
sl ed h d ..... ftrd Couches. Thurs. Fri, Sat. Write Box P-124, Daily PUot, i" NI t.Ntt. • 249\~ Virginia Place, C. M·
for details. $ff5 VALUE M~'ll & women 10 circulate Full Price NOW M29.9S Furniture Audlon I02.5
popular petition. Must be OR TERMS AS LO~ AS MODEL HOME rtltistered voter of Oranite S3.00 PER WEEK
Count)'. Good Pll.Y. Inquire (WlU sell Items lndMdualzy) AUCTION
at Jsa; E. 171.h St.. Room NODOWN FRIDAY NIGHT
212, Santa Ana or phone Use Our Store Charge May 17 e 7 p.m.
83,S.6336, 89'2-6$17 No fancy front BUT • • --
SHOULDN'T you be lellinc QUALITY VALUES INSIDE! ~lAL CONSIGNMENT
the tw>ttest nu . Huntlng1'ln APROVED FURNITURE 1958 C.clillac with Air ~ach7 Call Phil Mc:Namee 2159 Harbor ltvd., C.M. 2 Complete housefuls of
for •l>Pl. VUlqe R e a 1 Dally 9-9, 10.5 S\Jnday model home fUmlshinp tn-
Elt11le e MS-9660 e eluding: beautlt11l Modtm,
~-4Hl s.6-3103 MAHOGANY King 1l1i head· Spanish It Medltm-anean
DENTAL XRA Y LAB au 't board. twin bt'ds w/1prp, liVilli mom .wts. k1nc A l'tl. ~JK'r not teQ. Aae: ~ to J:i. mattresJt• t spread $175, 5' bedroom 1ets, nt"W Metion-
2283 J.'Airvlew Rd. suite 7, gold quilted IOfa, xlnt cond. als, decorator items, lampc.
CM $175. ~ oil palntlngs, ".IP 6 ~ e Hair Stylllt MAPLE dine 1et. hdwd pet.I, new A utcld l'lffl1pr-•t<n. r.nirea, wuben ad "°" bul)' new lhop, £!al. B~t. w/S ""!' seat ~ oalfee 6 et tablla.
lent opport\mftJI P h o • e chUnl. XJnt cond. $1l5. nf!W 6 u.wd NCllnen a .....
m.9:m or 89'J..5ltl5 ~ atJeds. bunk ..._ etc.
TIACHIRS NEW IOlu S?if.~ Oeertna ,,, OVER 388 New 6 l111d
SUMMER EMPLOYMINI' ROUie, ~ Panmotmt, Jtema!
Phone Mn. Hobldt1c Pklo Nvtn, 213: ~ COUNTYWIDI
83t-t20'7 or m-4064 TABLE. Etttant 38" TOI.Ind AUCTION
MUSIC M!'flo,er to maJce Hfftl'fdon, ~.. I e • • e 1 , l<Q Be.adl ~
pill.no roplea. Knowlf!dp of sn'1ia.IJ.)r Ot"W· 6#-073." STANTON
t'h<ird na.me• I m p 0 rt a I\ t NEWl. y uph. ht(! d1Vlln ~-~ n blk north Of~,
Wr1tt Box PJ.Z. DaUy Pilot Plat rocker 9.50 A mlsr; 1'10 547 .. 748
MAN Or woman ~ 45 for W. 19th 646-m OPEN DAILY N
JanJtiorlal worir 1\i hoQn per Heywood Waktrtfld ffutda For &Ilea 6 lnllPCUcll e\lttt 5 nllbc. • .... Oall 6 DlnJna room Mt. $2SO. AUC'l'Klf
m.2M1 • Pbon« MS-2801 . ~ ,...,r • ...... ., ,...
•I '
~ .. --· ---... --......._ ----..... --., .... ~--
..
I
Ja DAILY PILOT
Mll:IU.HANDISI FOA
SALE AND TRADI
~vMI~,.. Auction 8Q25
-Southl1nd'1 Largest
Modern
Furniture & Appliance
AUCTION
EHry Wed. Nlte 7 , .M.
Every Sat. Nlte 6 P.M.
l(la"~'tlon daily 9 a.m. -9
p.m. We alwa)'S have & tre-
mendous selectioo of quaJ.
lty houebold fumlshinp •
NPw It used • Plus color
T\' s. 5tereos, 20.000 IQ. tt.
of fUmiture' late appllanc>
ea.
WILLIS CLARKS
A-OK COMM. GALLERY
1722 Carden Grove !Uvd.
Beach Blvd., at the G.G. Fwy
Appll1nce1 1100
WASllERS S29.95; dryers
Sl:i; ~eezers $15: Retrig.,
1·oppertone &: Avoc.; Cuar.
54(}-l~
rnlGfDAJRE -11 cu fl
Worlu fine S40
~ OC' 54~1623
WHlRLPOOL dryer . 220
volts. Worla perfectly. $45.
Delivered locally, 546-1833
AUTO-wuher. very good
cond, miat aell 2 yrs old.
~altSpm. -Antiques 1110
GRANDFATHER clock. runs
perfect $Z75, Frt'nch china
cabinet, beautlluJ $55 0,
French vanity, solid brass.
marlile top bnelcd mirror
Sll5, George Washlnl[ton
wu1istand. carving beveled
mirror S175. Call tor ap-
pointmftlt 33&-2719
01.D prmm paptta cl Jud~
from 1810'11 ttiru e&rly 1900's
Dodee Oty, GunnlM>n. Colo.
Salt Lake City 673-&16 CdM
Eves -all day wtcends
1880 ENGLISH DESK
Belt offtt-~ e Eves &: W!'ekendt. •
S..1"1 Machines 1120
1967 SINGER Toucb-0.Matlc
zlgza11: console. Serviceman
leaving area. 5 Year
g u a ran t e e tran~erable.
Asaume payments of $4.88
wM< or S37.25 cuh. Next
Pf.yment due July 1, 1968.
Buttonholes, overcasts, blind
hellU -al9o fancy stitches.
No attachments neceuary.
Call anytime, 526-6616
Muslctl ltt1t. 1125
FOR Sale: Ampeg Basa Amp
Model ~15-N. Good cond. ra. can 968-~ ~
VIOi.JN, VERY 01.D.
c.R &: bow. Bar&aint
MUST SEE! M2-3m
WDWlG Drums; com\)· aet,
w/cymbal le dbl. toms.
644-0156
VOX •ERKELEY
amp$250.~ ·-!PlaMt & Or9an1 1130
PIANO & ORGAN
"SELL·IN"
Yes, we·~ havlng • "SeU·
111" for Spring. Floor mod-.a.. allow models. tnde-lnl
ol pluos A: orpna will go
•t low, LOW prices. WHY
DON'T YOU &bop U1 before
YoO bey!
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO
1801 Newport, CM 642-8484
• PIANOS le ORGANS *
• Largest atock lo So. Calif. * 20~-40~o off.Player pianos
llXXI rolla lo choose from
•Terms -Terms -Terna *
.cub for your piano or trade
iflJld piano for new tplnet
!Field'• Wholesale Plano Co.
tl2o72 Brookh1nt at Cbapman
Garden Grove <n4} 1311-2770
: ; • ..:_ .l'lll1T1ll Acrolonlc ipinet
piano. $485. TERMS
COULD MUSIC COMPANY
204S N. Main, S.A. 547~
Lowrey spt organ $499.
Wurlitzer piano repo $499. . _ Weber reblt grand $850. -* Rc$tUter now for summer
pinno courses lai:cs 7-131,
ndult organ cla55PS.
E-Z TER'.\IS
MUSIC CITY, C.M.
* 5-1()...."165 •
NOW HERE -t~ new
Supenoundinr T·200
Hammond Spinet organ . --the finest yet!
SCHMIDT.PHU.UPS CO. . 1901 N. Maln 0 ~
Santa Ana
WAL..'IUI' King manual
organ.
$165. TERMS.
COt,'LD MUSIC COMPANY
20<lf> N. Main, 5.A. 547--0681 -83 Hamond Orpa
wtdl Les!Je apeabn
Excel ccncl. m..
CONN CAPRICE, d~
reiUter walnut cabinet.
496-9'Tl3
' MAJfOG. ut>l'laht piano
x1nt conc1. mo
&W--0739
SACRIFICE! Wurllher
orap . walnut. Cloet moo.
ttUl300.-..z325
vox ~ 11.ondon IMM>: rood c.'Clfld. eo.t 11""' ..... .,.......,, ... ........... aos
UllD COLOI TV'S
.,, ... dlok-. ol 1& hllF
....,'"'-T~ a.OD : mo. From si•.oo. SH at
·~ HINDIUON'S
JIT1 lll11lor Bl~, C.M. ~ 54N1SS
' ~ .......... I . .,,,., ..
·~ .,. . -
J
frtd.y, M11 17, 1968
-, MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADI ----Ml1cell1n.oua UGO
MERCHANDISE-FOR
SALE AND TRADE -Ttlevl1lon 1205
MERCtiANDISI '°R
SAt. ! ANO TRAD!
•1tN? !1'\~· CeLeR
TV
FREE
1 Year . • •
Parts ,, Labor
S7 Me.
No Dep•sit
Rent With
qption to Buy
521-7555 • • -·· ·-· RENT
COLOR TV
$9 MONTH
Rental can apply to purcnase
ORDER BY Pl IONE
523-3651
9 to 9:30 -1 DAYS
HI-Fl & Stereo 1210
1968 STEREO console soUd
state, 4 speed changer. Like
new. Take OYtt smaO
payments or S86.12 cash.
Credit Dept. 5.tr-7289
Sporting Goods 1500
SURFBOARD Harbor 9'4", banana~ $50
673-3314 ter 6 PM
Mi1cell1neou1 8600
PAPER F'ABRJC, perfect for
cur I a ins, bedspreads,
tblclothll, or make your own
d~ for SOc. No limit to its
uses. Fireproof 642-2060 or
962-:;752
SPANISH Cabinel -dark oak
realO\'able marble top -beautiful decorator piece -
gold design on tront -pvt
party -best olfer 613-8316
CdM. Eves. all day wkends
NEW draperies -all sizes
from model homes.. also
sheers. Carpeting -new 200
yds heavy avondo shag.
$-1.00 yd, 64&-8332
ABSOLUTELY S a c r I f i c e
white Fox stole. C<>!lt $400.
Long. 2 skins. Private pty.
Eves le wkend1 ONLY OP.
3-8316 CdM
CARPET -Apia -Homes.
Quality lnstaUation. Frtt
estimates. All p ri c e s .
~78 eves. Lie. Cor>-
tractor
GOLF Clu~ & bag like new!
4 woods, £ irom~ & pultrr
C06l $350. Sacr. $175. OR 3-
8316. Eves. all day wk ends
MCYrOROL.A TV, Ma pie
lamps, bench. Drapes 48'<8 I
& 48x55. Kit. curtains 24x96
646-8710
DOUBLE Bed. HoUywood
style on shepheTd caster5,
$20 buyer collects. 4!»-1941
eves.
HOOVER Dini -A -,\latir
upright w/att11r h. Very
good cond. s 10. ~:m
Eves.
BU>ICH drill. press; Skip
loader trlr; 2 cyl diesel eng;
boring bar machine: 1 desk
786 W. 20th CM. 542-4610
TWO lamp1 with 2 pe.ir ol
shades $10. 2 gold
naugabydt ooucbes S2S each.
543-712'l
MAGNAVOX l!l>9 S t e re o
sound theater, 24" TV, cher-
rv wood fin ish, Cost·S600,
seJ1-noo. 675-0019
GORGEOUS ll~111Phold Furn.
SACR. EVERYTlllN(; \\'Pll
cnrrd tor ;\lcwml,( NOW (I\ I
Ph.' Cd'.\I 67:l·:'>l'Jl
UPHOISTEHISG--=-iW~~iO~
pc. lEurO\)('an cra!tsmcnl
Free C!>l, drl. pickup, 21j
Main, JIB "twrny" 5.'!6-6405
COMPLETJ:; office hll"lliture.
desks, file co.bineta & rice
typewriter. ~71k>, &ft S 4
Sat'~ 675-3832
KIRBY vacuum cleaner and
attactrments. Take OV er
payments of S6.SO or $49 70
cash. C?edh dt>pt. 5.~7280
Membership ~ discount
Ne\l\lport Beach Tennis club.
• 644--0735 *
ANSAFON E, Model KH8:i !or
sale. Needs m\nor l'epair
.... Cai 1121771
COl.DSP0'1' n!trl( u cu-ft
bottom frttier, Ott! ~.
'6(). 54&-'1113
Surf"-rd
RUSSELL Pintail 9'9"
~· cmd. 1100. 64M2ll9
SURF BOARD
dluclc tt.nt fi,ike new
$100. .. 4306
BEICE PO. Carpet.big
Excdlent condJ&ion!
l''ntt & ,\very jl:?.Jlst, N B.
l)' Yttwl, "fi.\·UP," all olf1·r~
prrsenttd ••..•..••. ~ $1,0IJ.
:;.i• YtaY.!, w ocr lovUl.i; i.Ultc-,
al pA 8, ttlUl>t $cl.I: J\JJ OU!!rll
pr1•1!1!0INI.
3:1' Rhodt'S Sip, fast! Ow1111r
hM lo ~II!! ...... · • S3100.
31' Di~sd Cutter, "roomy",
Sl0,000.
25' Chrr~. tJ\11.'rnher. big Chry·
i.lrr• v.~. "boat·nk-e'" ~lake
oUt•r . .. • . . . . . . . .. . . . t2500. * 675.0442 * 494-3916 Eves .
SWIMMING POOL
JR Fl Pool. Filler. Surface
Slummer, ~faintenance Klt.
FREE Ground Pad.
$149.88
SECARD POOL
32:: s. Mntn. Orani;e
a32·19'J2
.-FABRIC SALE •
Mon. to fri. 9-Jl:~. 12: 30-4
Sot. 7 A.~. to 2 P.\r.
Vast selc<Ction of knit fabrics.
Open DAILY to J>Ol>lic. lim-
ited time only during in-
ventory clearance.
Costa Mrsa Knitting ~Ull1
929 Bakrr St .. Costa Mesa
*AUCTION *
U yoo will sell or buy
give Windy a Lry
A11cllons Friday 7 p.m.
W indy's Auction Barn
Behind Tony'& Bldg. ;'.lat'I
20751, Newport, CM 6-16-8686
N'ASSIVE GUN CASE. 1>01itl
oak, hiddrn drnwers, lots of
compr1rtmcnrs; CUslom bit
for Crandpop $110: 2 pr,
Hdwd shutter~ 35" high,
C'OVers 2 windows 8' 10111:.
Old mlly ref11s;:, l>ut works
$.1. l!l-l-170t eve!. & wkends.
Z£711mt COLOR TV, :!I"
~"75 with gttlll' .. APT. 11i7.e
re!rlg, cros:.-top fru $35.
Full 11. ELEC JIOTPOINT
SlO\le $37; Kenmore wshr
$.!,); 21" Console TV S2.i:
LOTS ;\!ORE! 15.10 Superior
r rra1 I CM 646-9188
MOVING. E ve ryth ing
Rcasonuhle f u r n i t u r e
Clothrs, furi;. R r r o rd s •
Disheb. MISCELLA..'IEOUS
Pvt. pty. 70.~ Iris, (.'d:\f .
Evrs " wkends 0:-.IL Y
67'1....& 16
CHINA • Odd cups & saucers.
Few pieces of silver • 5
Haviland plates & Havil and
hand painled milk pitcher.
M~. Moving. Reai.onuble
OK 3-8316 eves & wkends
ONLY
DIVAN & Chair $50. m: con-
sole color TV S300. Recllnmi:
chair $35. Occasional c·h111r
$20. End tables $15. Com.
mcrl'ial light fixtures, 8'
dble , $15 ea. Lawn edi:er
$20. 646-3149
FOAM Rubbei' cut to size.
· Uphol IU pplies, la b r I ca ,
naugabyde. Factory outlel.
Low prices. A-1 Foam
Fnhrlc & Upbobtery Supply
Co .. 311 E. 5th St., S.A.
83.;.1181
MOVING to Europe • Ltdo
Gamge sale! Small kit. ap.
pl lances compl e t e
Farberware $15. Sauna barh
S12.50. NEID old trunks for
shipping! 67:>-U34
MOVING East; Gulbraruim
spinet piano; combin, TV,
H(.fj stereo, FM/AM radio
&. re<:. player: cmtr h &
~harr, rcfrig ; bookcaSl'S
!lli:!·7lli'lft
Misc. W1nted 1610
WANTED
Furnlture.Appli1nc"
Color TV's-Stereos
-TOOLS-
531-1212 or 893-0555
SS CASH SS
We pay cash tor.
I Furniture ./ Appliances
I Antiques I Tools
ON lTEM or -
alMPLETE HOUSEFUL.
Cnll a.11~·Ms or 827-B'lil
WA:O.'TED t.:i.i'<I Lumtier.
Plyy. ood, 2X6 & :!x I
Alao itArage door v.·11h
or without hardwcu·e.
Call afler 3 pm or
weekends. 642....1.126
AC -DC G1?nerato1', suitable
for boet. 5 scoop bait tank.
Days. 54G-3760
Mlchlnery, etc. 1700
CLARK Forklifl. will lift 2000
lb". Runs good. f1!>:i. Oark
forldlrt wUI li!t :IOOO lhs.
SA.".O. 752 N. B a t 1 v fa ,
Orangt", one light east o(
Ma.In. 639-2691, n es 897-2433
F'OfU\."LI IT «m lb. Clark
$475. 500> lb. Towmot« $S1S.
e-2691, EYe. tm-2433
FREE TO YOU
FREE TO YOU
PliG, !9tlll.Yl'<I ft-male, x1nt
brtedtng. AKC p a p e r s ,
rawn. bla<'k mnllt • a
bt-auty! 11 Mu.. old: 1 "~
pl~ lover" -MUST got to lovln~ home 0 N L Y !
96S-326t 5117
2 -10 week old klttena, to
good horoes. Also 2 yr. old
female cat -mu!.1 go TO
11dult11 or older childrt>n.
;>tS-7662 5/'l:O
R 1-: G I S T E R G e t m a n
Shr>phcrd. Ferm111., 4 )t's. to
good home with plenly of
room. 646--0603 alt 4
pm. 5/20
9 Kl'ITENS to choose from.
Long halr. short hair, grey,
black, buff. yellow & tiger.
Mostly males. 614 Michael
Pl. N.B. 548-8ii0 5/17
ORPHAN Kitties ready for
adoplion. 6 werks old, wean-
ed and trained. One black,
one smokey. V e t y aJ-
fectlonate. 642-16~ 5/17
COLLIE, 21t y II 0 I d I
pedigreed, ma.le. love a
children. Do not have room
for him. Will cjve to rood
home. 962-6146 5116
MOVING Must find home for
s:iiuU, mixed breed, male
do~. Al l shot.s &. license. llas
dl'ljt house. 548-2825 S/16
TWO Black & white female
kittens 6 wks 203U South
West ()-pres!! Santa Ana
I eights 5'16-9963 5/18
FREE: 3 mos. old puppy,
needs plenty of space to run.
Older c h 11 d r e n only.
642-4558 5/17
3 UNliSUAL 7 week old kit-
tens. 1 sinokey, 1 gray and
white, 1 long.haired black
and white. 546-1833 5/20
BE'ITER Homes & Carden
mag1.1zine1 xlnt condition.
1957 lhru 1968 173 Delmar,
Costa Mesa 5/18
3 Cute 5 week old kittens.
For go od h ome.
&~1473 5/16
EXTRA Cute black & white
kitten avail. Call 644-2510
5/IS
3 Darling kitti>ns. 9 wka.
Short hair, tabbies. 67~
aft 4: 30 5/20
BRIGHT, playful a Siamese
Kittens, 6 wkl, hst!broken.
~ 5111
AKC • Registered M a I e
Alredale 2 yrs old. Cood
with children. 5-16-8697 5/16
ADORABLE Black mlxed
Terrier puppies to good
homes 893-0818 5/lS
3 BLACK Kjttens, healthy A
well trained, 8 w k s .
67!>-5881 5/17
TORTOISE Shell le I t t e n ,
female. g weeka o Id .
5'MH>230 5/18
BROWN tweed CaJlld and
pad, llPP ao-to lq )'lh;
~l-1235 5/20
CUTE little long halttd kil·
tens 9 wlu. for wondf!rful
pets 892~5.10'2 S/20
2 Female Toy Collle ,
Shepherds. Honey colored. 7
wks. 847-8229. 5/16
5 PuA>Iea -beautiful •
healthy Labr9dore mixed
54()..5.165 5/16
5 Kittens, 2 white lonit hair, 2
tiger. 1 calico. Ready to go!
~7398 5116
CUTE. Smart. male kitlen,
about 10 wks old. j4Hl47
.:i/16
TWO kittens. 6 weeks oM.
5~ :i/20
PETS ind LIVESTOcK-
Dogs 1125
GERMAN SHEPHERD
PUPS
AKC f'eifltered Oamplon
BLOOD LINES
L Ol. ULK WIKINC: ERBurr Sell m
Top wtnninc Shepherd
of all n mes
2. Ch. NORDRAAK
or MA'ITERHORN
3 times Pacific
Coast Victor
MAlc .. Females 15 weeks)
Rinck a: Tnn Cahotsl
BRED FOR QUALITY
& TEMPERAMENT
Pedigree with each Pup
LI 8-4800 Dl\YI lG-2 PM
837-3865 Eves aft 6:JI PM
Weekends 837-3865 aft 9 AM
TEACUP Poodles, white.
good b r e e d I n r , Xlnt
ped luee. Ask $'250. 531-8339
of: 5
A PET OR A PF.S'I''!
New obedience clallH
starting. Lym Ru,.)I
546-.3890 534-2860
LABRADOR Retrieover Pup •
male 9 wks dd. lnt.elligoent
breed. good with d\lldrm,
G>69B1 or 6G-C321 Ell. 215
WIRE Fox tf'f'rin-puppiM
Male. 10 wits. SJk>w q\&&1
from chanrp pamill. EYe.
711: 531--0103 2 PC Sf'Ctlonal, n e,. d ~ AKC Olampion p e d I g r e e
rrc:u\l'rlng, 3bnpte llJtrs. Poodks, whtta male, apricot
l:;nch P•l'<'t' about 3' loog. female. Vtry 11maJI Ton I 49-1-170\ eve.. 5116 wt<a 962-&S77 5*Q8l .. *
CUTE, plt,ytul kittens. part GER.MAN SICEPHERD ~
SlameR . 2 tnale, t fen&W, plea. I weeb. SlO A S15 (Do Phon~ &a.cm dQt 5117 119"'9), 3 left........, •m 0 FREE KJttens to I o o d TOY Poodles AKC I 9'a AD PILL Dl~T WANTID homes. m.41539 5117 bl9ck, Olll1 2 Jeft. ......,.. ~ Bc:b, up to lo,cm er. '114: •1840
,_. f.w.-t100 Good .,.., •
BUll.aT ......,...
..,.... n. DAQ.Y IB
PILOT
O....n.I .... Sa .....,, ... 6.a.1.
DOWlll ...... ';• M 1*11 •
I
J
8 tvrE l"'7 kttten. need lltde dop m.m.•
rood homu. 548-1915 5/11 ~· -=-~""'""=,,....,~~
BABY R.t '15416$ between BLACK Male Poaale, I Wb-
4 A 6 PM 5/18 okt: no pa,...~ W lat allot. ' 8*-1012 aft. 4 9m
ntF.E: Darting kW'C hair kit-Dalmat1an pawtn, AJ<C,
tl'M. s~ srzo llvt!I'. 11''#b. have abou •
2 Krr'TENS. healthy • Nip. $100 • 54l)..Gl'7
JJY. 546-0074 !i/20 SHELTJE. Malt, Sable A
.RATS • AU. IJ%DI 'Alts. AKC. f 11'11 oW.. ~n
.. 4!N-115f ..... 5111 cbJldren. MMD4I
r.
~ITS ....r LIVISTOCIC ftANSPOltTATION TUNOOITATION TUNSPOIT TION T1tA NSPOITATION ~
Dots .. u ..,_.,._ Vehlc ... tSIS ......... VINc ... '515 I m,.,..Autel HOO lmperted A.-. NOi
D.AL.\U.nA..111 Pupt. 01 •tk. --·~ Trl\lll\Ob TR 3. rdltr. dlr, b~ lat for disposition, 2nd * NOW OPEN * (/j compl refl'tored tQI. A show. 1 M. J t' tell from lit-upbol. $150 casb or trade. ter ot &. Whelped 3/13. PyJllts S29 mo. MW 3. ~1937 Orange County'a 'Exclusive Franchl~ 494-9713 ENGUSH Bloodline Shetland "SAFARI,. Wy, DUNE aUGGY '63 MG M.idgel, xJnt CIOGd. Sheepdoc pupplet. AKC,
shots. 142-nt3 SALIS-SlltVICl-PARTS-ACCISSOltllS dlr, all original. rrs cub or
trade. Pymta P• ISlo. e •CERMAN SHEPHERD e Koala K••-Kan, Inc. The Nut .... Thl"9 Atter 1, 63S-361T Pupplu. AKC Registered To A New VW from e Spot Cub 11111 ...... Ir rua.ranteed. 541>-3800
ltlt ..... ~C... .... HAUOUR We~ more IDr any lsnpart
Hor.-1830 ... ,~ ...... VOLKSWAGEN regardleu oC ye.ar, make .......... or condition. 1'rY u. ~e
YOUNG Shetland Pony 11 A Uted VW you sell. ELMORE
W/saddle It Tack, Sl.25 -MOTORS. 9625 G a r d • 0
• 962"'1?'.l • S1llbNts 9010 . U VW. It a H •••••• $14" Grove Blvd JE 1-6630
CALIFORNIALIVING --._orcycltt '3°'1
LIKE SAILING? '5 VW, It I H •••• ,, Sl2tt ALF~ ROMEO -· ----
Swimmint Pools 1900 DlSUKE ~E! HONDA ... VW, It & H ••• ••• SI Ott • Payments. high Interest. • • 'U VW, It & H • ••••• S '" '65 Alfa Romero OOUGRBOY Pool 21' spin dep~tiop. allp rent.all.
filter -vacuum-skimmer 1 deaning, IRIUT'lllCe, etc. '•l VW, It & H • • • • • • S '" RDSTR. Roll up windowl and
yr. old • COit over $400. PREFER THESE?! AS LOW ..AS all make this canary yd.low
Youn for S200. 842-5617 . e Low cost, no "M>rk $88,88* • ., VW, ft & H ...... $ 6tt beauty the best buy in tDwn.
TRANSPORTATION Care fr~ sallln& In a AND OVER THIRTY Drive this one. Tbl. week--Cal 25, as little as S20. MORE INCLUDING erxi only·
Boats " y 1eht1 9000 a day, avall 9000 cal 34. TRAIL '90' $1999
Try Our Club Plan * $299* * Ghl11, Wagons, Conv. ELMORE FRITZ & AVERY NEWPORT SAILING CLUB Authorlitd VW DHltr
LOCAL NEWPORT BOATS 675-0110 CL 175 SCRAMBLER MOTORS 25' Rk:tlanbon Cl'uistt. eXtra 33' DUNNIGAN Sloop. Ex-* $555* * HAllOUR 9625 Carden Grove m.d-nice, a beoulltul "yacht.like'' cellent conditioa. S e 1 1 Garden Grove JE 1..a30 tioat, V-1 power, alps 4, reuooable. By owner. Call Q. 350 SCRAMBLER VOllSWAGBI TIME FOi hHd, galley, d!nette. $4400. 675-1625
26' Pear'°" Commander, FI ~need nfinhhlng? -* $666* * 11711 leach Blvd QUICK CA.SH G Sip, like new!! Mu.st sell! I Vamlsh, paint. rlnlnr! Huntington leach Bow It stem pulpit. life lin-Call J lm Ziegler NEVER UNDERSOLD THROUGH A es, Jib. genoa & main. This ~ or 962.()lj()3 eve • + Sales tax, Uc. • ~ up MJA4H DAILY PILOT one must be r;ttn! TRY $1900 KITE w/trlr. Boat It mut • Never U~rsold Authorlad S.tlK 31· cutter, diesel eng. sips 4, covers, ll'7" Cat rig, no HERi FRIEDLANDER & Service WANT AD full head room, galley, din· malnt. xlnt cond, f775 or 13750 BEACH IL VD. ette, butane range, asldnc make ofler. 548-1617 Weatmlrl5ter New Can 9100New Cars .. only Sl0,000. -. Rhodes 33', racing sloop, TW l-7566 JE 7«24 35' Yawl, sips 8, immaculate
condition. Owner must sell! ln111Jred for $4000. SAC 'D ,~~~ .....• >i
., •1
Leavlne state, all offers pre-. $300). 673-000f (d!'Y•) ~,-~t 494-8843 (eves) aented. OFFER!! I ~~ -~· l!f..~'. t.rt ~~g ~ 30' Yawl, 2 cabins, needa ,ower Crulten 9020 -1 )~~ ~· -pe.lnt &: clean-up. must be l ~~~~fi ~.-l ~~. ..~. ) ,.,_ -Did to sat.Wy bank! ONLY 35' ELCO Trunk cab I n ·ii· 1' $2500. cruiser, xlnt running cone!. A , I:::::=:::
~\ \ ~ x. ~ 25' Chris Ovem.iter, very New canvas encl. for after -clMn, v..a power, perfect for deck, new uphol & radio. '67 HONDA I~. a
couple for weekending at i• Ask $2.050. 673-f786 eves.
land &: all around fishlng .. 34' Seel. CruiMr:Ofhr 300. 9,000 mlle1, like new.
7 ..................... $250(). Good "live-aboard-er." $395 -a.r1 l't S12-llsl St .. N.B. Minney.~ . ......
6'/S-0142 • 49'1-3916 eves --~4 ,,.,,. ---CAPTAIN -Licensed. 20 yn. 28' PEMBROKE SS. New V STANSIURY OUR-FANS LOVE US! 188 hp, 2 hours. Loaded! See exper, aan & power yachts. Sat. in Newport. 543-7398 BUICK Familiar W. Coast Including
GuJf of Lower Call!. E.W. Speed-Ski loa_t1 9030 2100 HARBOR ILVO. rrs NO WONDll. WFH WDIN• THI Pacific Waters. ~t of local COSTA MESA 646:9022 W•UI WHIM IT COMES TO •IYIN• le general references. CaU l'. Ft glass 1/0 Ski or fl.&h, 196-1 TRIUMPH 650 CC. 7IXXI •OOD DIALS ON •HAT CAISf 646-2977 before 0800 or alter 120 hp, OMC, convert top, a ctual m I l e a, new 1800. seats 6, bi& wheel trailer, melalflake I: chrm. $800 or JOHNSON & SON 12 VOLT -"8-D'' Marine Bat-very clean. save money, Uke make offer. Pvt pty will DEMONSTRATOR SALE! terle1 -2m amp. hrs. New, new. 962~54 finance. 962-9680 guaranteed, name brand-14' REGA'ITA SKI BOAT 17 CONTININTAU. MllCUlYS. COUGAllS reg. $107.10 -SpeciaJ Sale -65 hp Mercury engine Trucks , 9500 Ir MONTl•OS. ALL WITH LOW MILIAGL one Week only . $49.50. Excellent cood. 495-4448 Marine a: B11tery Shoppe '61 CHEV. 1,i ton Carryall. V-ALL WITH FULL FACTOIY •UAIANTll. 14' FLEETFORM, glass, 35 2430 W. Coast 'lwy, N.B. 8. auto .• S650 f\nn.
642-9202 642-4235 hp, Veey clean. Days: 646-'64 CHEV. ~~ tone ~all. l-1HI 2-19'1
-DESPERATE 5421 • aft 5: 642-0(16 Big 6 eng., btr., stick shift, MERCURY MUST SELL 14' BOAT I: Trailer, 35 hp gd. 6 Ply rubbef-SU95 firm CCllTlllEITALS EY!Jvude enc. $375 96Z-6339 ~or~ MClllEIEY 50' • 14' Heavy cndlin1 '57 DODGE V-1 % ton pick-All W "'I .... CCI.I-.... llChooner roomy Lve. • abet. Iott Malnttn•l\C• 90U ap: good cond .. R/H, trlr. Mdlow, All wllll ... llllr i... lllctudlnt 213 • OM>7G afta I and ....... "" whffl. •Ir cwndlr ... ~ "·~-weekends. * COMPLETE MARINE hitch, w I cam'Pft' s h e 11. tkw!, vlnyl rtoft, AM FM ,.. 'lllnyl lull. etr condlllonllll llllf
64fr.4396 May aee at 157 E. dlo or ''""' end •II o!Mr •" tectwY .,.., .. REPAIR iERVlCE exir .. '"'"' 21111 1e JOOO mu-. C AB I N Crulaer 1959 W.!!son. CM. ,,erformer, U' Ovemiter, Palllltiac, \luni9h, Cupfllll)', SAYS '1100 SAY~ $1000
new 95 Mere, 3 scoop ball mechanical, mut bldg a, '62 Ford EconoUne Pickup UP TO Uft TO
tank, Continental tilt trlr. repair, rigging. ~ee t it. Good condition, new titts,
Many extras. Sacrifice for John Connor, Joe Fry, 1640 new bnkes. One 1>1'ner. Sac -7-19'1 J-.lfd
S2200. ~n Pomona Ave, CM 6-U...al, 1625 874 Darren St. 543-2535 Couprs & 117 MOllTEGO 15' Colwnbla FG 8loop, spin-642-1924 1960 1,) TON LONG BED
nake:r. etc. 16' Gla!IPar. out-Y AOIT Maintenance le CHEVY PtCKUP. Molt wllh vlnvl !OCI, a II wr111 WA.OMS, lltANI
ttpair et .,.your doct<. Ex-$375. tc-1Tll air condlllofll• au IM..i AND MAIDTOPI board, 35 hp, Trlr.. extra& wll11 IKfllry ""'"· From CaU 213: SY 5-6419 durinc perienced. RHS. 541. 7807 '60 GMC ~) ton pickup. 25111 111 JOit ml.., ,,leed Alt lotdld wfftl extru.
week only. Boats located at EXPERIENCED SKIPPER MUST SELL ,,.. •3495 SAVI •aoo Newport. Ii Boat mo.intenance DWI Lquna Beach 49T-10'l2 UP TO
ALMOST MW 11' :n~ wanta work. 548-3561
... , Sill!~"' 9036 c."'...,.. 9520 A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION run-about, wltll 33 bp self
alart John!Oll motor, back to Open Road of
back aeats. Ulrt price $1800, Sllps Anll1ble, Top LA Tl MODR CONTININTALS "i ll take $135(). 673-00'i6 alt 'U.'No''7 Sedans, COupes, Convernbl ... v-dlol<• f/I ... 6 L.c1tlott Nwpt Htrbor lrtclfvt co!O<'a end Interiors. ~turally all are tC1Ulpt1ed wflll 2 accommodate 50' •II "" IU•UrY car -·· lttlUrtt YOU fUKf. 5otN Ila•• 34Xll F'ELLOWS A Stewart l accommodate 30' CAMPERS & TRUCKS 1111om11k -control. FM " Sttrt0 teoe 1Ystema. etc., ttc.
hull w/prop;, ruddPr, shalt St• to aooreclttt ltlait' c"mon and beauty.
&: head. $450. 2633 W. Coast * 646-0'JOl * ONE STOP PalCIO AT SAVINGS TO YOU
Hwy., N'pt. Beach. 64&-9926 WANT to trade for summrr. Headquarters Wllll
Space 9, W to 3 PM »35 boat slip Long Beach The Rigtlt Truck. Camper FACTORY WAllANTY
16' FIBERGLASS boat, 65 hp Marina for similar slip
Newport ffarl>or. ~ &: All Extra F.quipment Mere q ., bait tank. trlr,
WANTED: Slip or lkle-tle for • S&vrs You Hundreds • SPECIAL PURCHASE Extru. Qlol~ • sbon n>ft,D.QIEV . .CMC-DODGE moorlnc. Exeel t'Clld· Alldna 23' power-boat, WE ARE SPEaALLn'S Frotll Sll95. 67HG1 N'pt. Beach area. ,._.,. 6'roP IN AND SEE FOllD MOTOll COMPANY OF CLASSPAR 11' s-tlnr, 110 WANTED lllp or side tie for Oranae County's arpst In· 1967 MUSTANGS hp INO Mere O'lliAr ctme. a · ..Uboat. wntor)' now at ~·· Xlnt cond. Muy otru. ~aftSpnt. lowest apeclal priceL 1967 COUGARS Wkncls nc: ~1103 E\18. -e-2'13: ~ loltt Wanted 9050 e HIGH TJUI>&tNS 1967 MERCURYS
1966 Fantasy 24' fl trlr. \V ANTED A small Flbergl&A$ e BANK TERMS CouNS, Stdent, Con~rtlblu. Colony llark S11tloft Wt'°""
Fully equlpped. fathometer e FACTORY DIRECT Eouf-1 Cholct FtllOM ••-tic: tr•MmlMlon. udlo, ,,...., S&llboat-Dlngby It small ~'::' .':':7.~:'::"!nciT~oo:,ut~1~, IKl'Ory e~ COlld"lonllll, e1C. ball lank, etc. S 5 3 0 0 . oolboud. ~18 or off. ~9094. 540oS454 I '68 CAMPER SPECI~ "~~t..., Fadory Warranty 14 FT F'iberglass Power Cat ·-cr1ft f100 V-3 4-speoed DelU.'<e cab H.D.
cal.~ hp. elect, q wb trlr, suspension split rims or low
S395. 2860 Mooterey c.M. 1966 CESSNA Skylane. 310 proflle. Lust! radiator, 70 ,,.. 1"4 19M ~96RZ hra. T.T. $14,950. Call art. 6, amp. batt. bMter altemator. '°" IUICI COlftTTI
24' LONESI'A.R Crui.aer. Gu. SlS-6361 or 542-<13.23 nu.I bydraullc brakes. teat Gatuy M 2 dllllf atVtlllA s11,,.,.., c--. belta, padded dub I i.natru-llerdloll, tmmaw-11.,UllM °''""" ley, head, alpe 4, compl w/ MoWle ...... '200 •• ,. 11111411 • out. fUl'QUObe tln!.1t With .... .., ""'"" . ment gaugH, spare wbttl, IOOlll .... 11w ··-all CG xtru. $.WiO. F11tty fecury llleck Interior, Hea ..,., ~-automatic QIPtional _...,.. wttll Ht• ... !lie -_, .... •rWlfte. AlllofNtlc 714-Q7~ RELAX INEXPENSIV!:L Y YOUR CHOICE ••• -lie treftlmlMlell, -l>lut I ll !lie lr-lnlofl. -* 16' CHRJS * 45 bp, elec LIYt in comp. furn 33'"8' -· ·-1119, -nt« -Mer• ,..t_ llftirlne. -FOfU>.CHEV-CMCOOOGE ... Wtllft. °''"" fft(""'"° ,,, _,,.. .. . .,. -... b .. lt tank, q wtlJ trlr, Vtcel Spartan SU95 m1Pt trade .,, S2590 ,.,... "'.,., .... lklllfft9. Thlt cer ,... dDws, ~ •Ir ~1761 Ir .... 1111 ori.tflet ltKl1 ,... ~ "' C'Oftdltloi1h•. AM-,M conc1. mo. 831-6633 _,.., "-,..,,, !lie ori.1ne1 -rHlo. .... ,.,.. -
14° VAUX> fiahlnt boat. VAGABOND SO'xlO', 1 BR.. with campet' pun:haw lrafl. -lr..s.d II lft. 11-ICllHll 1111• turn.; Ml metal an'1· $21'5 s.. "'" ""· ---·· 9n hp Jotanaon. Very rood -
rood. New tl1t. 142-lr.IO Adult Park, ~5 eves. Stand-UP, WALK-THRU ,_ WWftlltY $2Jt5 $2795
30' Cabin cnai.er, Cbryller 6. Will Pl')' 6a!h far a 10 x 40 Hu bucket 1e1ta .I: carpet UM 1'61 "" Excellent C'Ollditicln. $ZSOO or Mablle Home. Ml.Wt be lm-In the .. <lleYTOlf!t 1 ton JOU MllCUIT CAMAaO best offer . ...ml rnaculatt. ~1112 ~e wltb dual ~ts • .utomat-5"c:. Mclolltrev ,..,,
Sc, PoWe' steertnr A brakes, OMltrY '""' '"'· HT. e..vt. nme ,,... :::· .. • .. ci.::..r: 1T BOS. Whir. HI Mee.. bi& w ... ~ttnt fttlllfl W/blecfl lftt, 6 ..... 1, ... noo a complete Cflmllt'I' ..._ .,_. ....... ~ ~ "· e• _,,.wt~ trlr. Nf!tr CGlld. net a ldl. mmt. ,.. .. °'8l reed ""'IC ,,_,,.... .. , --'""''· ..... ............
$2430, OR 5-0145 . SCRAM-LETS ,.... ... ,,.,, -••ect.1111. ~ .. •flll aVle 1r-. ~ 9elt • f'Olltalned ~ toOet, ...... """' . ., 2.-act. mr Tr"" dlo, .... ,.,. -BOAT TRAILER -Zieman CDmplete ldtchfin faclllliH, C9lf. ..... ,.,_
ff IA~ orlt. -· a!Wrlllt. Act ftlel " ~
rlged for 13· Bo 1 t o n tlJdlns 11aa door a ,,.do. ..... --°"' ,l'ked ""'"' ..... NYe ....
ANSWERS $2l'5 Whlllcr. S200. f'IS.1184.1 .,, SS495 $1691
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$2Sfl FOR Sale CN1Rr Ir TWln
C!fli., R.arl lo, f\JU7 eq., ftlld.y Duaout -lk'ttt -G.tup -FIB lfM , ...
to go, $1700. ao.1521 BdaQ -EAT OUT Air Co••lloNftt MDCUrt THUNDll•llD M,y Wife bu a 0'8t ndft MONTCl.All LANDAU Sei ...... tcno for ~ All lbt dol.t II to hid. .... .ti .. ..., ........ ..._,.. ""' .. ,...y """'· ~:":;t. -HOUlU.Y 1'.DfTALI mentiaft ta and I IQ', "Lit'• .... ... .... .. ... -""' ....,., 19".Y ..,,. ~ -EATOCM' ... _.......,. _ _,_ ~4.A.~tlffrMt * RHODD Jl'1 * ,,... ... = ~Ill'~-Mlft\'
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'61 Am
Britll
w/blaclr J.
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1125 Gwd
C.-Grc
'62 A•
DLX H.T.
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CADILLAc~s
" NO. I SALESMAN!
Eleganc.e In action.~/;,' /968
1968 CADIUACS NOW ON DISPLAY
Aveit.ble for O.monstretion end Der.very
--OVER 60 QUALITY CADILLACS TO SflfCT FROM --
166 CADILLAC
Oubtelld.,,. eowe 0ov111e ""'"'" '" '"'".,.. c:Nttllllt wT"' •IUlh INIClllne •YIOn •1141 i.t!Mr 111 .. rior, 11111 _,, neturtUv, a. ,,..,.,, o"*' c1e1.,_.. a. ~venl-elClru, \/try c.erelulrv orlv111 a. .,_
metlcllloUI Cllrt lnaloM •nd out.
$3595
.. '63 CADILLAC
C.. l'llll\lled In POOUler NtWWI 111119 Wllll
lffll!W a. llYIOn lnftrlO< Hu luH POwtr I~ -
.-clelu1!1 fK10f"Y b lru ltldlldlne eteetr"lc """" ctorM. Wiii .. well tlrea. Trulr .,. 011btendl11t -
$1495
'64 CADILLAC
$1995
'66 OLDSMOBILE
$2895
'64 LINCOLN
$1995
tGTHER SPECW YAWES
'6 7 2 DOOR COUPE DE VIUE e
'64 4 DOOR SEDAN DE ~ILLlt
'6 7 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE e
'6 7 EL DORADO LOADED e
'65 FORD LTD H.T. COUPE e
'63 OLDS F-85 4 DR. SEO e
'65 CROWN IMPERIAL e
'66 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE e
'61 CADILLAC H. T. COUPE e
~66 MUSTANG H. T. COUPE e
'65 THUNDERBIRD COUPE e
'64 2 DOOR COUPE Dt VILLE e
'65 OLDS 98 H.T. SEDAN e
'6 7 CONTINENTAL COUPE e
'67 FORD 10 PASS. WAGON e
'64 FORD CONVERTIBLE e
'63 CADILLAC
hdll\ 0.\1111•. 4 '""""'''"" 1r<tk white exterior Wllll ltttller tM ll~left I-lot. FtCIO<'y 1lr concll-
tlOlllM, luM -IMh•cllnt 6 w1v w.tt a. • !loll of Oilier dtlu•t utrea. S/loW\ exeelltM G••• •v Iii
•rtvlow ow-. Yt41 t!loukln"t mlu 11111 one.
$1495
'66 CADILLAC
5-. OtVlllt, ""'.,...., lo •H•kli"9 >1lvtr ol"'
-WIPlutll -ldllno nrlOft -& ltalti.r ln~rlor, Full _, nelurally a. lecto<y •tr tonditlOfti...,
llldt "4lclecl IOj>, -r ,,_ lo<t1, AM·FM, 1111 "'*'· """'· WSW llrn. Vwv CtrtlullY drl-• .,_ -llCl/lola <.1re.
$3595
'61 CADILLAC
5•dMI 0ev111t. T1'I filOPlll•r • wlnoow modtl. OrltlNI
m•lllllt 111-•IN 91Mn wl111 htrmonl1Jn1 1n1..-1or.
All _., "u1omflnf lnttudl"9 • war Mtt, POWV wnt wllldO.,., el«lronlt eya, -r CIOOr lo<ks •nd of
cout'M ft<t«r 1lr tondlllonl"9 fOr your drlvirw ,1euure.
$795
'64 CHEVROLET
the e~r _,., lmHI• luou Sl>orl. Anec bronn
nterlor wllh btlOt ICI>, VI enolnt. tulolNtlc tren ..
mlulon.. power tlHrlne. POWtr brtkH, wtlile tide
llMll 11 ... l'ecfON •Ir CIOlldlllonlnt 10 -i tr,. Inside
on thOM werm dflW..
$1495
'65 MUSTANG
HerdtOI' -· 1'1•1~ '" t br\1111 metelllc -color with 1Nlc:lll"9 buUel •H I Jnterlcw. ~I
WllHI• wllll wlcle Ollt l II-. For Your ,i.uure II tin Ille Munll 11ereo N ek. hello end hetltr, tinted
t lH• end duel e•llluatt. Tiiis -'Y •lld rount ur
It wlllleul I dOUlll -OI Ille lletl buva \'OU WIH mekL
$1495
IALH DIPAJtTMINT O'IN I:» A.M. t. t '.M. MOft. tllru Prl. -t A.M. .. 6 '.M. ht. & Sun.
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2600 Harbor Blvd .
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Costa Mesa 540-9100
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TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TrtANSPOltTATION
New Cars
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Ntw ,.,.· lelv9'tr• 2 Dr. • • e
e std'"· Price s1 .. htcl. len e
• Your Trlll..tft Allowlfl<•· e
: •••••••• e_! .. ~ ---··--. _ .. ,..
2085
'67 FORD 3/4 TON
P1t~u1> 4 •o..,-1. VS. Pl,,, IQH OP~N~O..t.0
CAMP£R "' '"''"!''"'"" ''"Y' ••• s .. 1~ u•a• ju\I ll~t """' S+od "Umb,,', b' 7 I
s3595
'64 RAMBLER 770
Y8, •utom•••r he"'"''' .. '""· "~~·e ~eo!•t•. ~4C
TORY Allt CONDITIONING S•o<~ nu"'b"' 6J4~
Ont ow•ar '"'omob1le,
$1095
'66 DODGE
~••9••· VS, t ulol'll•hc, •tcl10, j,u +•r. pow•r
stetr•n,. AIR CONOITIONING. IMlt nu nf u w
ctr ""'"'"..,· S•oclt •u111bt1 6150
s2395
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2471
'66 PLYMOUTH
h"f tit 2 D"o' Htrd+op. VR, au+11mal:t Ira•,.
"''''"'"· ••ti<,,, hoh•. pow•r 1+.t rin9. Slotk nu,,.bor 611 §
$1695
'63 PLYMOUTH
A.lvodor• l Do"' va. aulom•••t. ••clio ....... ,.
oow•• •'08""'1· ~ACTORY Alll CONDITION.
ING ~+otlr nu..,bor 6178 ..
s195
'66 BUICK
R:,,.,,, V8, •u'""'''"· tower t lttr\n' t ncl b•t~... ~.ACTORY .llR CON011'10NIN<i. 1111
w~ttl, tie, Mu1I "' lo 1pprtci1+t Slot~ ftUl!I•
lur 1117'. s2995
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TIANS.-ORT ATION
VOLllWAUN VOLISWMHN
'58 VW. Needs pngme work
165 YW
• vw SPECIALS * • 68 VOL VOS
'60 Yellow A: bhle ...... $.1819 * SEE THE NIW * VOLKSWAGEN
S2SO. 53&-7800 or ~2-16 The famo114 "Bu1° .. Beautl-.
aft.er 5 PM tul sparklfn& Buraandy, ra·
1961 v ........
$1649 '61 Karmann Chia ...... $899 l4J St1tlen W...,.
'63 VW Black • • . . • • • • • • S89'J ·53 Slope Back • , ••••••. , -
'60 VW-. 9 Pusengtr bus. ·53 dio, W /W, too new to be call. 6 Mo.-',000 Ml. Guar.
Includes SO HP Seriea, Wind-
abield WasbersJ f u 11 Vinyl
Interior, Outalde MI r r or,
Heater. Oe:froeter. u weU
as cleanup and delivery.
'65 Blue 2 Dr ......... ~2119 '62 4 Dr • • . • • •• • • • .. .. $19
engine, l>'rfect cond. $6.)() or ed used. Oii special th i 1
tl'llde n4: 828-17:?9 Wttkend includtt t&X .t )le.
HERB FRIEDLANDErt Get A letter Deel
$53 cln. $53 mo. OAC 13150 Beach Blvd. <Hwy 39) HERB FRIEDLANDIR
'64 VW Bus Rebuilt. E.'< cond.
$1100 or ~1 Otter. 642~3
aft 12 PM ELMORE
2 blkl So. G.G. Fwy. 13750 .Beach Blvd. ffiwy 39)
89~7ri68 537-6824 2 blks So. G.G. Fwy.
893-7566 IST.-C
'66 VW MUST SACPJFTCE
Priced lo sell immed1at.el,y!
MOTORS
9625 Garden Grove Blvd.
$177 Full Dn. Payment
lncl"det Tu & Lie. __ v_o_L_v_o __ sport eara "''
$5$.24 mo. b.nk finan. '681/J VOLVO
'64 VW, VERY CLEAN Orig '62 VW. New brakes, paint. Ask about our NOW HEREI .
~268 Garden Gro~e JE 7-6630
OWNER $950. Xlnt cond. R&H. $975 or best U82 On • 36 mo q $53.62 + SEE THEM TODAY
540-9856 aft ;; offer. 497-1126 1 final payment for title.
1967 VW S16!li l!lm VW Sunroof, Xlnt cond, T&M MOTORS ft! L11n: 1
Xlr1t oond. low miles. new tires. Must sell.· $1095. Speciali:iing • VW le Porsche UU IG
Zenith blue Pvt pty &1~·115~10 642-7382 eves. 814.1 GARDEN GROVE BL. . ..,,.,..,.---..,..------GARDEN GROVE MPORTS '66 . VW SUNROOF. Excel VW. Late '67 Camper. All ex· 192.5551or534-2214
cond. 1 owner SHOO. lra11. low mileage, excel
642-3616 c;ond. S2.395 642-7316 alt 5. !!!'67!!!!!!!!!V!!!!o!!!!lk!!!!!sw!!!!a!!!!ge!!n!!!. !!!R!!!!ed!!!!!!!!!!!!wi!!!!.9.tb 1966 Harbor, C.~. 64&-9303
'&'. VW Orig owner. Xlnt '64 VW Sedan, good con. black interior, radio. beater. 1963 VOLVO l22S 29.000
cond. ideal grad gilt. S900 dition. Needs seat covers. rear apeakl'r. Sharp Thru· miles. Perfect t.'Ofld, Mak:e
firm. 962-1944 aft 5 nioo. 494-4791 aft 4 pm out! 11595. 548-8778 offer. 644-2180 or JE 4-3037
New Cars 9800 New Cars 9800
SO TOO MANY BRAND NEW 1968's!
Ylrtu1Dy nery lliMlll ••• Hlw 1111.tactared ,II chtou ha Ev.,
.. ~r111ic1Dj riiliirfrlli wi1 ow iier ...... II ril111 Ill'
.... hi the ...... ,....... lillt!
SAMPLE SELL-OFF SAVINGS! ·
1968 OLDS "98" 1968 CUTLASS
4 door TOWfl Sedan. AK cond., .utomatic ~is
sion, power brakes, power steering, deluxe radio
with rear seat speaker, heater, white sidewall tires,
tinted glass. etc. Stock No. 442. Specially price at
Sport Coupe. Deluxe radio, powtW steering, ti1tt. glass
and windsh ield, fully sync. sttnd. tr1ns., deluxe SNt
belts front & rw, deluxe i"tet'i°' equip., etc. Stock
423.
FUU ....a
41 MONTHS BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE
WHILE THEY LASTI 48 MORE AT SIMILAR DISCOUNTSI
USED CAR SPECIALS
166 TOIOMADO
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I YU.a WAltllAlfTT
'2899
'64 PlYMOUTM
~El.V!:DeltE I daClf lllMliO l!ld h ....... .tM9. .._,, -_. IClorv air. lllM ll\trll. IOTll 11101.
1 YIAa W.utllAlfTY
'1299
'62 IMf'AlA COUP!
•749
'61 PONTIAC LI MAM
...... ~ ..... -""""· 1!042 ••1
t YfMI W.UllANTY
~899
'65 PONTIAC _.,.,,.. ................. ~ . ..-.------....... .,...._ lkllDr'I llr. •
I Ylo\tl WAHA#TY
'1899
'61 CHIV. STA. wtH.
... ,,. ... V.f, ...................... C-1 vua wAllU#TY
'61 MYCUIT MONTMO v•.--.,... =-~-= =.--LeRM •·
t YUi WAaltMT'I'
92999
'62 CHIV. 18. All
M!DIUI. ,,_, -.. -_.,,., ................ ~ ••
t YIM! WAlttlANTY
'799
'66 VOLKSWAGEN
ltelh ... ,....,, .... ""'9.
2 YIAR WARllANTY
'1399
'65 M8CUIT
""-:r.=.·.=.. '=9 .... 81~~ -
. ·-
I YU.It WA•UlfTT
'1699
• I 'flAa WAlttUWn'
I '2399
''5 OLDS WXUIT sa.N ...... _ ......... ......, ..
t TIAa WAlttlMTY
'2599
2150 HAllOI ILYD. COSTA MESA
'66 Spltfir"
(7) TO CHOOSE. Yes, we
have every color of spldiN
to choose from. Thia ia the
35 mile l>'r &al span. cat
that carries the cornpeat ~
Ina. rates & out11>1d all otber
spt cars 20 to 1 pew. COme
in and drive these cars end
choose one. This weekend o~ly • ,·
$1699
ELMORE
MOTORS
9625 Garden Grove Btvct~
Garden Grove JE 7-&1>
Antiques, Clauics 9'15
'39 BUICK 'PECIAL
$200
• 642-5769 •
'39 BUICK SPECIAL s:.m
• 642-5769 •
Autos W•ntect 9700
WE PAY .•• CASH
-for lllled can 6. 1rudm. ,_,
call UI tor free ectiJBaie.
GROTH CHMOlD
Alie for Sales MaDq9
1S21l Beaoh Bl .•
Huntington Beach
KI 9-3331
Will Buy
Your Volkswagen or Pwlehe
.i pay top dollan. Paid tor
or not. Call Ralph
673-1190
Auto Lea.sing 9110
LEASE -1968 Ford ~
500 4-dr, HT. Fully eq., incl
air. 392 VS eng .. driven only
4500 mi. 586.13 per mo. Call
Cort Fox Auto LHSint
642-8440 or see at 224·0 W.
Coast Hwy btwn lo.3:30 pm.
Eves &: wknds 49&-5696
Uted c.,s f90I
SEE JOHN COLDIRON
For ·r • s ltMlcials
'51 CREV. 4 dr ........ S99
'59 FORD wagon .. • • S299
'M DATSUN 4 cir •••• S499
'62 Falcon Sqolre. Ila wq,
dlt. like new. radio, beater.
auto' f7S Cash or trade.
Pymta 129 mo. Aft.er n 494-9773 •
'56 cad Coupe de VWe, a.Ir
cond.. d 1 r , ,xcepl]on&D.y
dean. top mechu1ictl mnd
$19 a.ah Sl9 mo. Alter 4. 6J9.a6\1
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. ROY CARV~R ANNOUNCES HIS FIRST EXCLUSIVE · FIREBIRD SALE!
_CHO.OSE FROM ON·E. OF . THE )-ARG . T FIREBIR~
. · STOCKS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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FIRl!llRD HARDTOP COUP! MAGNIPICE~TL Y EQUIPPED WITH lfG
OHC SIX ENGINE, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, RADIO, HEATE~
TINTID GLASS, ltlDLINI TIRH. PlltlllRDI
THIS WEEKEND ONLY
• • • • ROY . CARVER'S SHOW·
ROOM WILL IE FilLLED .. ·WITH
BRAND NEW READY•TO·GO
FIREIJRDS. PRICED TO SELL!
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IN STOCK ORDER
EVERY CONCEIVABLE 'BIRD YOU ~ YOU RS
CAN IMAGINE ••• INCL ••••
:::NTS TODAY!
350s
HYDRAMATICS
OHC .SIXES
HARDTOPS
1 CONVERnBLES
YOU NAME IT!
COUPE
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'66 FORD GALAXIE
4 4.., he.dto,. VI, eutomatic, •ir corHI.,
elec+Yic win4'ow1, redio, l.u tor, 1llvor blue
with ~ut i•torior.
51995
'62 CHEVROLET
,icku11 lruc.k. b evli,..,•r. 1tic~ 1hift, I' Fin •·
,14. boclv. c1 ...
'65 CHEVROLET
'60 RANCHERO
'66 CHEVROLET
Sport •t•· ltedio encl hu ler, t •H n ~ white
tu.to•• with dolu .. .,;.,yl ifttorior.
52195
'63 RIVIERA
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'6' DODGE
I' 'lck11,. VI , ... •••+le, e111to111 ub, ,.41.
e..4 hooter.
51995
'M CHEVROLET
Impel• 1,.t C4"1~. Avlo1utic, power 110.,.
i1t9, retlio, hoetor, fectory eir. Tropice l +11t·
4111olso with 111etchi"9 interior.
52195 . -
'64 CHEVROLET
-, .
'66 PEUGEOT
' 404 ~.. lrithh ,, • .,., Mlclieli1 tlt1t.
51495
'66 IMPALA S.S •.
Coftvomblo. 127 VI, ovto-tic, ..-w•r ••-·
111" rodio, hH ter, •••hie wltite witlt Wuo
wlnyf i11torior. Co"t., console. Cloe1t,
'62 CADILLAC
Melibu 111por 1porl coftn rtlblo. VI, oulo·
111otic, 11owor 1lu rin9, roclio, l.o..+or, tohiti•"
lurq. with while vinyl h<kot uoh.
• H.,cltop coupe. Autometic, oir cond., full
,...,.,, reclio, ho•lor, ermine white wlth ttcl
loothor trim.
'Ii to" ,1r.k11111• 11 Fl .. +1icl•. va, ... + .... H~
redio, heeter, cv1tom ub.
51595
So.it" OeVillo. Foctory oir cerHlllloni"t· tll·
to-+ic. fwll ,._, ••''• orHI hoet.t.
51395 51695
'60 CHEVROLET
Pickup. I Fool Fluhido, ' cyli"dor, 1ton·
dord 1hift, rod ond whilt.
'67 MUSTANG GT
1 plu1 1 fo1+twick. 4 ,,..d, pow•• sl•••1•9.
rodio on4 hooter, Jelu•• i,.+orior option.
'2395
'65 MERCURY
Montd •ir horcltop COlljHI. ve. outo ... elic
power 1lurin9, rodio, llHlt r, low 111ilu9t,
t rmil\o white with blwo interior.
51795
51895
'62 IMPALA
Sport coupe. va. ou+o111olic, oowor 1toori"t •
for.to,., eir co"ditio"i"t· r•clio. hu ter, Er-
"""• wltf+e witlt blue in teri or.
5195
•.
'66 CHEVY II
No•• 1letioft we9on. VI, power 1loorin9,
reclio, hu tor, euto,.,•li'a. A rttl heNI to title!
co,,,ptcl we9on. Ermll\o wMte witll blue trim.
'65 MUSTANG
Co,.worliblo. ltodio, hu tor, 1ilwor with bleck
vinyl l"terior.
51295
\,
'66 JAGUAR 3.8 S
Seel•"· 16,000 eri9l"ol milu . Like now.
Avto .• ,.$., chrome wire whHft.
MUST SEE!
'66 MUSTANG
Hord+o, covpo. VI, e ulo111etic. pow•• 1tu r·
i119, ro4io, hH tor, wl.ite wit!. rod interior.
..
'64 CHEVROLET
lmpele,4 D-. VI, eulometic, power 1lu•·
in9, rodio, hHtor, 1~•• blue tu.tone.
5895
PRICES GOOP THIS WEEK ONLY
'62 MONZA
Coupo. Automelir.. reclio e"d l.eeler, lrel'IS·
portetlo" s,eciel. Lie. No. NNT7 I 7
'65 IMPALA S.S.
)'6 VI, 4 1peod trel'l-ttsi.,., pow0t tl-i119,
rodio, llootor, very low .,.ii ..... d H n.
'62 CADILLAC
Hercllop r.oupe. Fvll power equlp111011t plus
f1clory oir co.,ifitie"i"t·
CONNELL
2121 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA
~:S546-1203~~~s546-1200
IUICK
'66 RIVIERA
f ull l>O"E'r anrl factory ~lr
conditioning, ftrato be1ich
seat. till whed. etc.
$3495
STANSBURY
BUICK
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COST A MESA 646-9022 ·---, I
'60 BUICK
4 Door LeSabre. Powu stttr-
lllg, power brel<es, autom•·
be. air conditioning.
$595
STANSBURY
BUICK
2100 HARBOR BL VO.
COST A MESA 646-9022
'65 CHEVROLET
'61 Chev Monz• Cpe.
Four speed trans.. radio &
heal. Ftnished in original
Enrune white with beautiful
~ carpet l vinyl seat tn
terlor A real nicf car lor
school & worl< f'\111 pncl'
$595.00
JOSNSON & SON
Bet Aar 4 Door M.'dan. Ii cyl-Lincoln-Mercury
ind1>r. automatic, poweor Cost. MN& Branch ~tt'e11ng. ~dio and heatrr. 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-70:i0
$1295 CHRYSLER
'67 COUGAR
VR. a111nmatlc, power 8tttr·
ms:. f-<ctory a Ir condition·
ins: hn<lau top.
$3195 ------ST ANSIURY ·54 oraYSLER 1mperiat. STANSBURY
BUICK hemi-beada, PS/PB. air. BUICK xlnt cond. S375. aft 6. 2100 HARBOR BLVD. 962..m7 2100 HARIOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 646-90221======= CO~TA MESA 646-9022
-.,2 Impala-, __ c_o_M_n__ DODGE
STA. WAG Auto trans & pow. • Quality compact wagon.--------
'66 FORD
Galaxie 4 Door hardtop. V8.
automatic. radio. heater,
power steenng.
S1795
STANSBURY
BUICK
i100 HARIOR IL VO.
COST A MESA 646-9022
ONE Owner. 1963 Ranchero,
36.000 orig. ml. 5 New Dble
E~le tires. 1684 Whittier
No. 42. Orange Coa~1 Trlr
PaJ'k. C.~:. aflf'r 4 PM
60 ford Sta Wagon $150
~9613. :m Lugonia,
Newport 8'acb
065 FORD Musting V-8. 4 sp.
R.H. W /0 tires. Rally
pack. Joe 494-9ru. Wed·
Thurs &: wknds.
LA SALLE
'40 La Salle. 331 Ca4illac
engine. S600 or belt offer.
• 673-0768 • ------MERCURY
'68 BRAND new station
wagon. Alr. etc .. all service
tr<.'<' for 40 .000 m Uei.. Lease
for Sll9 per month. Also
avaUable: e x c e p I I o n a I
'60 MERCURY
2 ,_ ~.,.i.._ va-...,1..., t11t.MotN. H41 ..
h ...... "'"' ,...i. sns .
i •
··3 RA MILER
'40 4 door so4u. ' cyli..,.,, e11to111otlc, retlio
•'"' hu tH, low "liltote. ·
s595 .
'65 CHEVROLET
MHtt cou,.. Fedory oir corHlitio"i"t · Aort..
Motir., rodio, hH ter, ••111i11• white wi.._ blvo
.,;...,1 liovc~ •• Sitts.
51495
'65 MUSTANG
Hordto11 coupe. Fer.tory oir corHlltl.,.in9, Vt,
oulomotic, ,ower 1lettin9, ro4ie, hHkrr a;i.
tlr.lt ,,..., witlt m•t wheels e 11 erovrHI.
'67 DATSUN
Dolan 4 Door •-'••· Ulltlor 4.000 orl9i11el mile.,
4 1,..4 tr .. 1111l11iOt1, retlio orHI hu+er.
'68 VOLKSWAGEN
lledio •"d hooter. Rod wit!. bled · ;,.terior. 6.000
111ile1 with worrenty beok il'I effect.
SAVE
.
1~
~
1
MUSTANG PONTIAC
GOING INTO SERVICE
Must Sell! '65 Mustanr
2 + 2. mags. V-8. 3 spd.
ROY CAIYER
PONTIAC
Good condition $1350, or best
offer 646-1724 J92S Harbar Bl., Com M ..
Kl 6-4444 '66 Mul!tang Hdtp. V.8. a uto. Orani • r--··• _ .. ........_ r/h. 19,000 miles New """°'''-7 c.M;I ... ~
ttres. xlnt cond. S l 8 5 O Dealer for RoU. • 1torCll and
5-10-4725 ~Ben~tly~.7:'77::'"-.:-~-:-~
'66 MUSTANG. all GT ex·
trai1. F11~tback. gold 2 + 2
ON\11. $1845. 642-1634 bef S
PM
'65 MUSTANG. V8. auto, full
pwr, Jo miles. excel cond.
Make offer. Call~
'SS Mustang. Very clean .
29.000 actual miles
Reaa. fi4&..3006
'62 2 + 2, Fastbec:k. custom
mter .. 3 lpd console excel
cond. $2100. 873-0836
OLDSMOllLE
'66 LE MANS. xlnt cond. v.g,
auto trans. conaote. bucket
11eats. wsw, m 1 k e ~r·
~1.564
'61 PONTI.AC Stadon wacon.
9 P1611., R/H, air-cond..:
pwr. eteer It brakes. Good
ti.rel It $560. 962-7316
RAMBLER
U9" Rambler Sale
34 to c~ from.
WHk•nd Special
'1)2 Classic 4 Door. One own·
er $399.
'66 BL'ICK Ll'Sl\bre C'USlolm 4
Dr, hdtp , pwr slt'erm~ &
brakes: ~1r, t'IP;in )OU
price ca1 . f>.1.1-.:!:;~
'67 RM ERA I p chr~I~
si,-1 p(I 111~ • tr hurk"' ·•~.
,, n t cood. mm Pvt. pty
ll\7.J,;231 alt :. 1l
"" ~teenng Th•~ 118 wag. IS '63 Comet custom Sta. W.ig '65 DODGE
"' one ~r local car driven Economy slx eyl. with std. Cnme• ·,oo. Blue exterior
"nly ll .. iOO m1lrs per year. trani1. An Idell wa~n lor Blad, ,,nyt bucket Ritt .l
be.rgafos on our I e ue -C-REA_TEST ___ Tranapo __ rt.a_tion_
turnins Lease D e p t . S'\50 \95.1 Old'a Fine Motor. Johnl!On c\ Son Lincoln •
HOLIDAY RAMBLER
1969 Harbor. CM &12-«rz.1
'65 B~ICK
Sport wqon. VS, 1utomat1c,
J](IWer 1te<'nng, radio. hf.at-
!r. Ult wha-1.
$2495.
STANSIURY
BUICK
2100 HARIOlt ILVD.
OSTA MISA 646-9022
'
Power •leering. OR 3-8316. Mtrcury &12-09Sl Aft 5:~ all day wkend11
'&.; Mercury converttble, xlnt
full Pnrr commuting to Los Anieles. top On,. owner car. ~.000
$995.00 Full PnCf' m1t,-~. Sl:i99 Low down P8Y·
·;,7 BUICK Sr>Pl'iat. R1tn1,
good tires BoOy in fa ir con-
dlbon SIOO. &M;.-7268
JOHNSON & SON $195.00 ment OAC. HOLIOA Y RAMBLER ,
t.lncoln-Mf'rcury JOHNSON-& SON 1969 H:trbor CM 642-60'l3
Costa Ml'l!a BrMcb Lincoln-Mercury '65 DOOG~ Polara S 0 0 '6' FORD
condition. Ln m 11 e a g e .
Premium tires. $1450. LI
~ ll !17. da.ys only.
CADILLAC
1~11 Harbor Blvd. 642-71IiO Costa Mesa Branch c pb R/.H I OllVCI"' Ps, • • O'flf
'65 CHEVY IMPALA sea l~ Hart>or Blvd. 6"2-'TOOO mtlPs. Orig owner. $1800 or
blue w\th black Landa°u top. '60 COMET. 6 cyl, aqto. rh. best oUer. 673-7252
Station wagon. VS. standard '59 MERC Sta Waa. Fae. Air.
transmission. radi9 and beat· RAd.lo. P/S. Auto. New rinl Joi>. 3411 15th St. NB. Cor
'62 FLEE'IWOOD, 4 dr
sed1n. beautiful cond. smo.
Priv/owntt. 6f;N7-IS
Loaded' Radial t1rH dlr. llOOd tires, r e I I ab 1 e '61 Dodge 6 cyl q . 3 IPd an er.
One ~er. tmmaculat~ see Tl"aneportation Sl50. 675--3345 the column. si7S. Nffd $1195
'66 CAD C.onvt. air. fully
eq\dp. Good c:ond, S3800 Pvt
to appreciate. $1SO cub or '82 Comet. 6 cyl, 2 dr. work. &16-4517
take trade. 494-9773 rood condition. $395. 'Qi DODGE 01at. Sportamsn.
• S4G-37'92 * 170, auto. RAH. xtra .ua.
FALCON
:'18 Chrv Impala 2 door bd Sl115. 613-6400 tit IPM
f'OR SALE. '58 CadlllaC' toP· 348 eng. Interior 11111 CONTINENT AL
rxterlor In very rood con--------
pty. 67l-S9"29
'CHIVROLET
~~lie CaU &Jtl'r !> 11111on. RUM real pxt. 1111. '64 CONTININT AL
'St CAdllt.C'. full llOW"f. air• 4 Call aCter 6 PM. 842-2342 4 Dr. ~ry cioncetvM* IX· '64 Filf r•
tood tires S$O 'Ii: CHEVY llnplll.1 2 4r 'blhJ, tra kid r.ctory air cond. A Futun Cpe H. T. ~
494-T'r.'"6 v~ auto mane. ""' ltl' A lwlur7 ,.., >W n.c "' A 0 cy1 .... ....,. -.
brks. Pvt party. u oe . ctme. run Prb Fmiahed in ___. cWIDdll ~ $2395.00 yellow "1tll iHlldllal ~
'14 BEL Alr mtfon wap JOHNSON & SON ln~rior. ruu Prtcor
.., CAMARO L Spt cpe. Ell· Auto.. ~ i a.Ir. Orie Lftoln.~ $11 ....
tr-. 11Dt1 -... Pvt ptJ. ~· $1351. lMMl14 11t ' om ._ lrMc.1l JOHNSON I SON
STANSBURY
BUICK
2100 HARIOllt IL VD.
COSTA MISA 646-9022
'",. S2B. IT.M419 '67 El Camino. • flllo 4 IPi 1M1 ~ Blvd. 6G-'7Ul!O ~Merc.W'Y
'9 OIEV. Spt. <-.. wtth iO truw Real me., 'Nie ..,. ea.ta ,._ ... OMtb7 ..-...._ ......
v ..... -· -lnltalled. pmtl: es.6420 COIYA• 19Ct HM>or lhd. ..,.. VI......,.,,..., llltetitt,
15th 6 Dranse· to-7831
MUSTAN&
• , 6' MUSTAll&
2 pllS 2
~, YI. aanmtk:.
power ltHrJnl. ndio and
l•ter.
11195 .;o-:;.. wacoo • e,t '14 au;vw.z 2 *· Rif. 'M OnUr Mana Sl')'der POU ~~· f8c:tary air
... O.D. SD. Owns v.a. •. PIS. MIL~ -e.wtlllVnd. .... .... al·· STANllUIY •
.. .,. Ollmtr. m-mn ...... -· -l4Wa 115 T ".,, • I l:!: ~ MICK Cfn 'Cl i.,. t It Bf. bllo..Jfeu. ... 'Ill .,. a..,. 2 •· • e11. MR. -1111.. ~ • ..._ .,., v. cou••. " .... " -.-.... .,. ST ANSIUIY 2100 HAltlOI IL VD. .... rdJllw ....... l<MfWMl'iMlll ~ 3 IUICI COSTA MDA ""-f022 ~57· CMc~.., a r-·ri au;vy Jlllafr St•._ BRAND "'-· Caucat ·11 ran! ~: .... 2100 ua•-ILVD •It«! MUltalW 2+2
....... T -W1p. pa. ,.,, air, toad -.. '-Sii.OD Pfl' mo. paru uc:rtnee • ~ • aummatic tranttnlldon. 2 OR. l3llD. 541-b mnct 1125, tr.Mllll J.,..,_,., A Ian· 14:..-J e 642-Gl'J e COST A MISA 646-9022 SlaJO 8-«m
\ ·, .. ' \
I
PLYMOUTH .
'66 Pl YMOUTH
~ u • Door ledln. vs.
IUtomatk. ntelo. hlaW, lilc.e ....
$1595
STANllUIY
IUICIC
2100 HAU01t IL VD.
COITA MISA 646 "22
'G Btlftdere Sta W11. PIS,
excel c.94. ta. CaD llflllr I
PM 54M714
PONTIAC
'15 cro. 4 ipd, vtbruonic.
And ~. lmm•c cond.
1171115. S4l-811
"
,.,. ........ ~ ... -.. _, .... .-.. .
'65 770 CLASSIC Rambler:
dark green. 6 eyl., R/H. \
fact. air: x1nt cond. m
CaU: 646-2823 Alt. 4 PM
·sz RAMBLER Ameriean
Olnvm:ible. new trans, 4
new tires. very dean. $500.
M4-G.l36
TEMPEST
T-lllD
'51 THUNDERBIRD con-
vertible wlute wtth r e d
lealhft' Interior, full powtt
AM-FM ace~ top. new
tll?I $250. 540-7155
T-BtRD 1 9 6 2 c:mven1ble
1'1111 pwr. a.Ir coed. nf'w top.
new tfts, Jwrt lWlfd up. Ex.
CflltianaUy dealt. Phone ~ alte' S f.m.
YAUANT
'61 VALIANT
~E Blue Boole 1'JJ
OUK PRICE ~ ........... IBM
Dir • 642-«m
"' .
FllEI
SA'
s7c ....
lflClll
.i
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''Moliocly has· inO.r-e fun
. . selling PONTIAC&
than us!'' I
BUYING A NEW PONTIAC IS e . .
ALSO FUN e e e COME IN AND SEE SAYE
s7oa
US e e e JOIN THE FUN e. e GO GO
I r
Wide· GTO 'HARDTOP
s195 DOWN
DELIYllS
'LUS TAX AND LICEMSE
ON YOUR GOOD CREDIT
CATALINA
5195 DOWN
DRIVERS
l'LUS TAX AND LICENSE
ON YOUR GOOD CREDIT
-sAJITY 115110
NftOUID-qUALlfY CO QM\.Y At
Bob J.ell#re PoD.dae
l 3600 aeach 11vd.
Westrnlnster, C.\if. OK I~ -------g ~ .. a1::r•=-=--------~-:: 1L a ------~~~ .,.,. a / .. '1',.as.--~
1\19 T .... I Jack 111 / ~ • MeOCl\ghtt=------------:-0 0
tal\\ightt -----------::-JI 0 Di~ Signo'• ~ -~ -~ s
lau•o ------~---P. ,. (OnClltlon"'9 -0 ti
Muffler --0 N( 0
ta\\ Pipe ------------r 0
Wtndsh\e\d G\oll --ft 0
Wlndthie\d WiP'"-----=---Jl Gr
----------0 p fan 1t\tl ,m ·-~
lftlln• Oil 0 0
,._.,.w1•on ()It 1( 0
agar Ul/t# -1l l{
Dzih uatzts --g ""
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tatte'Y -eontro' o.v\d I 7
5"'09 ~Year~
Sto<k # _7~ A .... --
"''pected by
PEOPLE HAVE DEN IUYIN•
WITH CONPIDINCI FIOM
101 LONWll PONTIAC-
FOi OYD 20 YIAIS
OPIN
7 A.Me
.
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~= BONNEYILtE
·PONTIAC '195 DOWN
DELIVERS ..
l'LUS TAX ANO LICENSI
ON YOUR GOOD CRE~
....,._
. QUALITY CONTROLLED SAFETY TESTED USED CARS ..
THIS STICKER ON EVERY IOI LONGPRE USED CAR IS YOUR ASSURANCE THE CAR HAS IEEN TESTED .
AND CHECKED TO MEET OUR HIGH RECONDITIONED STANDARDS. ALL CARS ARE
RECONDITIONED TO LAST AND PRICED TO SELL! ------------------------------------------------~ '62 CllYROl.ET ~ -,67 YOLKS -'66 FAIRLANE 500 .XL . --tMPALA 1500
FHtb.ck, IOw milHgt,
betutiful condition. w .. kend Special
'4-Door Hardtop ..:.
51998
'67 CAMERO COMPLETE SELECTION
V-8, full power.
hire clH n throughout.
5998
'64 CHEYB.LE V-1, .u+ •• , power sttff• OF THE FABULOUS FIVE w•1.11u· SS
in91 console. Leu t h • 11 "'
I 1,000 milts. Plenty of 19· 67 · 2-Door Hardtop, fect~ry warranty lelt. Air ~~ ~S ~ V-8, automa.tic,
cond1t1oned. ~·~P8 ~A~ powersteerrng.
52688 ALL WITH LOW MILEAGE AND $1388
'66 CATALINA FACTORY WARRANTY
9-Peu. Station We9011, ______________ ..
fectery eir conditioned•
pwr. windows, roof raclr.
5 b r t 11 d new wh itewall
tires.
'66 PONTIAC GTO
64 PLYMOUTH
~-Door, V-f, euf°'
power ... erinto
One ewner.
ALL CARS ARE PRICED TO SELL ••• RECONDITIONED TO LAST
c: •
THI AIOYI IS IUT JUST A SAMPLI Of THI HUM SIUCTION THAT AWAITS YOU OF THI 9UALITY CONTIOU.ID
-SANTY 111111 USID CARS. AND llMIMlll, ON YOUR 600D CllDIT, Slfl DOWN + TAX AND UCINSI. .
e SALE HOUIS •
tAYLl•HT SAYIM•I IS HUI
OHM IYD'f MIOHT 'TIL ll:M ,,M,
13600 BEACH BOULEVARD
WESTMINSTER e 892-6655 -----~ ----
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:ROBINS SPKJAL CAMPER . \
PACKAGES Slt\lf YOU
EXTRA MON~t
EXAMPLE:
I FOOT CAB·OVER CAMPER .
fULL Y EQUIPPED, ICE BOX -GAS STOVE -SELF.CON-
TAINED WATER SYSTEM -12V/l IOV E.LECTRICAL SYS-
TEM • OINETIE • COMPLETELY FURNISHED Ir DECOR-
ATED • SLEEPS 6. MOUNTED ON A .
I RAND NEW '6 8 FO RD STYLE.SID£
PICKUP. 131" WHEELBASE. ALL YOU HAVE TO FUR-
NI SH IS YOUR CHINA & SILVER AND THE DESIRE TO
HAVE FUN.
COMPLETE
CAMPER & TRUCK $35 95
RENT A VACATION HOME
ON WHEELS!
Completely self contained Condor Motor
• Homes sleep 6-1 0 ft. deluxe Goldline Compers
sleep 4. More tun than a mountain or beach
cottage • • • easier on the vacation budget!
Call today for reservation! 647-00 IO.
SCIENCE HAS
FOR A SAFE, CAREFREE, FUN VACATION, TRY THEODORE
ROBINS'. "SEE ~MERICA" PLAN. THAT'~ WHERE YOU SAYE
ENOUGH ON YOUR ·NEW FORD OR GUARAt4TEED USED , CAR
TO PAY FOR THE TRIP! WOULD YOU BELIEVE PART :OF IT?.
EXTRA SAYINGS ON "LOADED" EXECUTIVE CAIS
'68 MUSTANG
2 DOOR HARDTOP
F•dory •ir concWioni"9· pow•r !Ilise br•kH, power stHr1"9• vinyl roof, wid• ov•I tir•s, redlo,
hu ter, ~•litn wl.HI cevers, le11 *"•" •.OOO miles. Steck number 201
CLASS WITH ICONOMYI
1968 ENGLISH FORDS
Th• f•bulou5 Moel el "C", witlt room for 5 •dvlts, I 00 mile
top spud •"cl JO milu to the 91tlon, mHns comfort ucl
prid• of ownerthip for endleu mil11 of cuefrH Y•ution
drivin9I 4 spHd or •utom•tic tr•n, .
BRAND NEW CORTINA GT ~ OOOlt
No. 19 7•. GI X Stripe, 4 spd. syncro. tr•"'" etc.
$1995
We are Oran_j• County's exclusiv e dealer for
SHt:LBY AMERIC AN
COBRA GT-350's GT·SOO's
For the ultimate in vacation travel, drive
A"terica's #I high performance car! La r 9 e
stock ~f new 1968 Fastbacks and Convertibles
ready for immediate delivery! Special Clear-
ance -two t 967 Left-overs.
USED CARS
6 to choOM from. 4 Or. VI, eute"., UH. 20 %
10 PASS. WAGON
$4079°7.
PEACE OF MIND GUARANTEED!
Orivi n9 your present car on your vacation 1 let us
9ive it 130 vital tests in Southern Californi•'s first
Ford Rotunda Diagnostic Center. Takes only 30
minutes while you watch on your own electronic
dials to be sure your car is SAFI. llUAILI.
OPlltA TING AT PIAK PllFOIMANCI.
· DEVELOPED." 15 WAGONS "SALE" 15 6-'67 FORD CUSTOMU $1s95
dow" or tr•lll• $46 ,.r me. J6 me. bemple No. 5 • '67 MUSTANGS -5 . -
I 5 to choose from -'60 thru '67 year models.
6 to I 0 passenger -some with air conditioning.
PLYMOUTH -'66 MERC COMMUTER -
ECONO BUS'S -FORDS -FALCONS -
FAIRLANES-COUNTRY SEDANS-CHEVY
II WAGON 1 Example: '6.S FORD COUNTRY SEDAN
P7717 .
'61 CHEVROLET CAMARO $2895 4400 milu , 327 •"t ine, Co1uole, Yi"yl reof, eut:.,
PS. Feet. werrenty. 20 % down er fr•llle S79
per mo. l6 mo. WG0072
'64 FORD XL H.T.
4 Or. VI, full pow•r. f•dory eir co"d., butket
•uh, I 5 if. ~ow" or tr•~• S49 p•r mo. 24 mo.
OGOIO
S. Colors to choose from. All with fectory wer-
r•nfti ell with VI entl"•• n._.tle, po-stMr•
i"9· UK. 15 % down or trede SH ,., mo. 3' mo.
lie. TEZ997·llY924-TOV522·TIUnl-ULFl42.
$2195
'
4 dr. J 52 enq., ~u+o., PS. r1dio, huter. 20 'Y.
down or l••d• SS• per mo. JO mo. VEX2 It 51695 '65 FORD GALAXIE 500
VI, 2 Or. H.T. A11t.., PS, RIH. I 0 '!. dewn er
trecle $55 per me. JO me. TAHOI
'67 THUNDERBIRD LANDAU s3295 . ,
loeded. PS, P-wiedows, P·Mlh, eir cond. 20 %
down or fr•de $0 per mo, l6 m., TRJ2'6
THIS FOR YOUR CAR. ••
NOW ... we cen scientificelly
analyze and check over 100
arHs on Heh used cer that af·
feds its performance prior to
Hlling it. You buy with built
in confidence when you buy a
Theodore Robins Used C•r th•t
cerriH the Diagnostic sticker.
TheM cars are gu•r•ntMd
100-1.
-.
# , • ' ............ , ... _ .. , ..
'66 MUSTANG
VI, 1ir cond., co"sole, l•nd.u to,, e uto., ltlH,
PS. Tu I license dow" $66 per me. )0 mo.
81111 book price $2520.
3 .. '66 FOR D LTD'S· 3
l LTD'•· 4 Door h•rdto1n, 2 with 1ir co"ditio"in9,
full power. Lie. RRYl I•. Stk. No. 7558A Lie.
TEZI OJ. 20 'f. dow11 or trade $5' per mo. )6 mo.
'67 CORTINA GT
Red, 4 speed, ltl.telt i"terior. 20'1. dow" er
tr•d• $41,., mo. 3' me. UPSllO
'63 FORD XL H.T. $1 095 VI, 2 Or. H.T. Full power, l>ucket H•h, f•ctory
1ir. U 'h 111otlel. 15 'f. !llow" er trade $4' per mo.
24 mo. PRCll2
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s.c1." I SU" roof. 20 " dow" or tr ad• SH p•r
mo. 30 me. SST4ll-TSX499
llee look Price $4070
MUSTAN'G· SALE
20 TO CHOOSI ROM "6" & "r CYLINDDS.
4 SPUDS, AUTOMATICS. SOMI WITH POWEi
STDllNG & All CONDmONING. 1'H THRV
19'7 MODIU. CONYllTIILIS. COUPIS AND
2+2 FASTIACKS.
165 MUSTANG v fl:AMPU
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8:CO P.M.
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CONCERT BAND
DANCE BAND
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MONDAY MAY 30
8:00 P.M.
* PleMy of fr" pwliis:~ i.1 Oow.to ..
Costa Meta. Spaciom loh ClClj:icont to
MOSt IMlsilM$S firms a1:1d l>c';.it1ld bcsi·
nss IMlikl••s Oii Newpw·i c;id Harbor
bo.aewrds.
Would You Believe? ••• Y 011
Walk Less .•. Save M o're • · •. F·ind
More Varieties Downtown!! •••
OF DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA
A1PDTS nnBIOIS
1925 Harbor ttvd. 646-0541
B Ir H OfflCI lqUl'MINT
541 Center Str..t 646-7443
CAL'S CAMDA. INC.
1780 Newport llvcl. 646-9l8J
CITY SHiN COMPANY
11 I E. lf<Mdway 54S.679 I
COIN MAIT
1808 N-port llvcl. 642-4242
co~ MUSIC
1839 Newport l tvd. 646.0271.
COSTA MISA FLOllST
I 17 E. Br"clwey 54l-6071'.
COS'TA MESA JIWILIY & LOAN
1138 Newport l fvcl. 646-7741
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DIS. CIA WfOID, DALI Ii NELSON
Optometrists
1796 Newport Blvd. 548-5619
CIAWFOIDS PHARMACY
1804 Newport Blvd. 548-2253
·DUNLAP APPLIANCES
1815 Ne~port Blvd. 548-7788
IXPllSSIVI WALL DICOIS
1811 Newport Blvd. 646-9883
FOSTll'S PHARMACY
519 W 19th StrHt 646-1651
HAHTI IUIPLUS
.1750 N•wP.ort Blvd. 646-1 696
HALP-SIZI $HOP
1805 Newport Blvd 646 9235
HAITI SPOITINfi fiOODS
538 Center Street 646-1919
HEMPHILL$ SHOES
1831 Newport Blvd. 548-9744
HENDERSON'S APPLIANCES
1877 Herbor Blvd. 548-7808
H. I. ILOCK INCOME TAX
1814 "C" Newport Blvd. 646-8724
J. C. HUMPHRIES JEWELERS
1823 Newport Blvd. 548-340 I
JEIRY HALL/flRES
17 62 Newport Blvd. 646-5019
LAND o· LAMPS
.1822 Newport Blvd. 548-4450
MARTIN FURNITURE
1865 Herbor Blvd. 548-5131
MARY CAITH PAJNTS
1916 Hubor Blvd. • 642-1090
ftOINT OF COLOR
516 W. 19th Street 646-0571
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RALPH'S FURNITURE
1801 Newport Blvd. 548-.9591
REALM OF CARPETS
21 15 Harbor Blvd. 540-4821
REINERT'S DEPT. STORE
1816 Newport Blvd. S.48-1212
ROBERTS FURNITUll
1785 Newport Blvd. 646-8855
SHA W'S NUTRITION BASKET
1861 Newport Blvd. 548-6424
SINCERE SEWING MACHINE CO.
1878 Harbor Blvd. 646-9742
ST. CLAll BARBEi SHOP
1840 Newport Blvd. 548-6142
UNIVERSITY OFFICI E9UIPMENT
1913 Hubor Blvd. 646-7118
WA.HEN'S MAfiNAVOX CENTER
Factory Direct
1714 Newport Blvd. 646-44'8
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Friday, May 17, 1961
GEORGE C 0 L 0 U R I S,
CORONA DEL MAR BUSI·
NESSMAN AND PRODUC·
ER OF THE ORANGE
COUNTY HOME SHOW, IS ll'
THE SUBJECT OF THE
MEETTHE PEOPLE FEA·'
TURE ON PAGE 3.
ART LOVERS WILL FIND
SEVERAL INTERESTING
SHOWS F E A T U R E D
IN T 0 D A y I s WEEK-
ENDER. THE FINE ARTS
PATRONS OF NEWPORT
HARBOR ARE SPONSOR·
ING AN ART CRUISE AND
COLLECTORS SH 0 W,
PA G E 11 , LAG U NA
BEACH ART ASSOCIA-
TION IS OPENING A NEW
SHOW, PAGE S AND CUR-
RENT ART ON PAGE 13
LISTS OTHER EXHIBITS.
DON Wlf-SON'S OUT 'N'
ABOUT COLUMN, PAGES
I THROUGH 12, TAKES A
LOOK AT A HUNTINGTON
BEACH SIP-N·SUP SALON
NOW CELEBRATING ITS
FIFTH YEAR, A MIXED-
D R I N K COMPETITION
FOR BARTENDERS AND
SOME INTERESTING EN·
TERTAINMENT NOTES.
OTHER O.C. ENTERTAIN-
MENT ON P A G E S I
THROUGH 15. I ' LL G U A R D ·:y H E E N:G I :N ~E
..
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l'OI' CONCDT -ftle CrMm a pop t1Dclnc croup
ii Pllll ..... I~ aib;Areu of tbe.Ana-
C•: lllUclD c.ter, • W. x.&eU.. Ana-
llllm • 1111 17 .......... at•:•= Tkk•tl, ~ fralD ..... are available tbe Co• ........ C.... a. Oflke, W~ lfUlk City ............... ticket ueadel. PhOM ·-1WD1 lllOW -"Dtaey-Aqua-Land," a swim
abow, la blllaC praentlld b7 atudellta at Estan-
da Hl&b Sc:bo11. ms PlaceDtia. Costa Meu,
......,. llQ 17 M 1:15 p.m. In ldditiCD to ma ~~ ..,,ta a1lo will perform Macie ..... 'l'kbta, ll far lldulta,
" emta "' ... ti, • Cllllta for childreD. ......... It tM door. Pbane M2-.
.,_.mow -Tbl Oraqe Counl;J·Home Show, .. ~ .. u.m,,.. will be beld May 1'7
......... tM EUll>itiaD Hall ol the Ana-
... C.tedaa Cater,_, W. ltatella Ave.,
, Aea' Im, llMn: Ma tbroqh Fri. 5 to 11
•~~ p.m.; Sil. _. S.. JaOOD to 11 p.m. Tickets,
Jl.'IS for ..SUU., '1 fw students, available at
tbe box dee. Cllllclren under 12 ..tomPanied
by .ctulta will be admitted free. Phone s.15a2..
ADVENTURE J1LM -Tbe only California show-
ing of tie film, "Northern Safari:' ·a wildlife
motloD pictare of Mlstralia will be shown in
tM LiDc(f Opera Bouse, Wilshire Blvd. at La
..... Lii .U,elel, • May 17, 18, 22, "· 25,
• IDd • and June 7 and a at I p.m. Mat-
iDeel wU1 be held at 2 p.m. oa M., 18, 25 and
June I . 'nctett, '3 •. s:uo and tt. · available at
tile boll offtct. Pbclae (213) 389-2020 for f••rt.,Pr
mtormatlon.
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AllTS l'ESTIVAL -1be University Callery As-
IOClates ti UCI ii boldiJll a Fine Arts Festival
May 18 beginnillg at U a.m. at UCJ, 7901 Irvine
St., Irrine. lncll>ded in the day's events are
a juried student art show, pop concerts, a
re~ory tbeatre production and parade of
~tumes from past productions, two dance
productions and carnival rides for children.
Tickets, '2.50 for adults, $1 for children, avail-
able from local cllaniber of commeree offices,
or at the Festival entrance.
~P CONCERT -Tbe University Chorus under
the direcUoo of Maurice Allard will perform
In the Science Lecture Hall at UCI , 7601 Irvine
St., lrvlne, May 11 at 1:30 p.m. There is no
admLssioe cbar1e.
TRAIN BIDE -Tiiie Orange Empire Trolley Mu-
seum ls having four one-day scenic train trips
J from Loi Angeles through the Tehachapi Moun-
tain loop OD May 18, 19, 7.5 and 26. The train
will leave Loi AqeJes at 6:30 a.m. and re-
turn at 7:» p.m. Fare, $11.50 for adults, $9.00
for cbildrea under 12. Tickets available through
the m•um at P .O. Box 548. Perris. Cali-
fonia m?O.
CAJlNIV AL -Tbe UCI Student Centennial Corn-
mlttee is holding a carnival May 19 beg.inning
at 11 a.m. on the central campus at UCI, 7601
Irvine St., Irvine. Included in the activities
are booths, contests, and games through.out
the day, a barbecue at 4:~ p.m. and band
competition at a p.m. in Campus Hall.
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Special .:vents
ICB CAPADBS -A show oa iee, lbe Ice Ca-
padee, w.Ul opea Mat" 20 to run llJiroUh MAJ JI at tbe LGq Beach Arena, *1 lline St.,
Lone BMcl. 'l'lc:bta, fro• $2.50 f~· adultl.
Mlf price for thole unc'8r lf, are avl.UabJe at
Wallkba llUl!c City stores, Mutual ticket agen-
ete1 or at tbe Loni Beach Arena. Phone (213)
4S'7·2Zl6 for further information.
OCC BAND CONCERT -Charles Rutherford will
* conduct tbe Oranp Coast College Band in a concert lla7 21 beginning at I p.m. in the
1Cbool'1 auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Men. ,,_. ls no admission cbarte.
AFl'ERNOON CONCERT -Works by Mourt,
Webern, Pleyel and Boccherini will be perform-
ed by memba'1 of the UCI department of
muaie, Wed., )IQ 22 at 4 p.m. in room lilt of
the Fl8e Arts Buildiog, UCI, 78>1 lrviDe St.,
Irvine. 'nel"t ii no admission charse.
A
ART CRUISE -'lbe Fine Arts Patrons of New-
port Harbor are sponsoring an Art Cruise
Thurs., May 23. The day includes admission
and bolt transportation to two Harbor Island
homes, admission to the yacht. "Wild Goose"
and admlsaion to the Balboa Pavilion Gallery
art lbow, "U I Had1a Thousand Dollars," col·
lecton' choices of art they would purchase.
Houri: Transportation Crom Balboa Pavilion
to homes, 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; ya c b t and
homes open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; gallery
open 11 a.m. to a p.m. Tickets, '6. available
by mail order from Fine Arts Patrons of New·
port Harbor, 40 Main St.. Balboa. Phone
17$-3886. •
ANTIQUE SHOW -'lbe Sekulich and Beck Antique
Show ii scbecblled for May 23 thrOUlh S in the
Arena of tbe Aubeim Convention Center, IOO
W. KateDa, Anaheim. Hours: Thurs. tbrou&h
Sat. 1 to 10 p.m .; Sun. noon to 6 p.m. Tickets,
available at the Convention Center. $1.50 for
adults, children under 12 frtt. Phone ~
Con1ing Up
FIRE ·mow -'lbe Orange County Firemen's and
Orange County Fire Chiefs' Associations are
holding their annual California Fire Show, May
25 from a a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange 'County
Fairgrounds, Ill Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Activi-
ties include demonstrations of fire-fighting, dis-
plays ol antique and modem eqwpment. booths
and Dixieland bands. There is no admission
charge. See Page 6 for further information.
KNO'IT'S BERRY FARM SONG FEST -SiKI
chapters of the Sweet Adelines will perform at
Xnott's Berry Farm, 8039 Beach Blvd., Buena
Park on May 25. Beginning at 10 a.m. several
quartets will sing at various locations through-
out the Farm. All groups will perform together
at noon in the Covered Wagon Camp followed
by separate programs by each quartet. Partici-
pating chapters of the Sweet Adelines are 'lbe
Harbor Utes ol Costa Mesa. Saddleback Chap-
ters ol Tustin, Carden Grove. Redlands and
Riversjde, There is no admission charge.
RODEO -The Orange Coast 'College Rodeo Oub
is sponsoring a rodeo May 25 and 26 at l:~ p.m.
on the OCC campus, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Tickets, on sale at the school bookstore,
are $1.50 general admission. $1 for students and
50c for children. See feature Page 13.
JAll
MO ·YIE· 'SCENES
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11111 FllY -Tbe·annual Fish Fry and carnival
sponlOHd W., the Cotta Men-fi!ewport Harbor
Lions Club wqt bt held May ~. June 1 and 2
In Costa MeJa Part at w. llth St. and Part
Avenue. Aetivities will include carnival and
rides, a band contest, a parade, dancing groups
and the famous fish fry dinners. Admis«ion is
frff to tbe carnival, a donation of $1.50 is asked
for the dinner. Tlcltetl for the dinners are
available from members of the Lions Club and
at the carniv..i. Proceeds will go to the Lions
Club's Sight Conservation Programs.
Sports
INDIANAPOUS Sit -A closed cireuit televised
taroadcut ol the Indianapolis '500 race will be
dlown I.a the Arena of the Anaheim Conven-
tion Cen•, IOO W. Kat.elli( Anaheim on May
31 begioniDC at I:~ a.m. Tickets, fl. are avail-
able by mall ordtt only from the Conventioe
Centtt. Phone~ for further information.
~ BASEBAil. -California Angels v1
the Boston Red Soll May 20. 21 and 22 at I
p.m.; the Cleveland lndians May 23, 24. 25 at
I p.m. and May 26 at 1 p.m. in the Anaheim
Stadium, 2llOO State College Blvd.. Anaheim.
Tickets available in Orange County at United
Calif. Banks, Mutual ticket agencies, and Wal·
lichs Music City stores. Phone 633-2000.
DODGERS -The Los Angeles Dodgers vs the
Houston Astros May 17 at 8 p.m .. May 18 at l
p.m. and May 19 in a double header at 1 p. m.
in the DodCers' Stadium, 1750 Stadium Way,
Los Angeles. Ticlteta available locally at Wal-
llchs Music City Stores and Mutual ticket
agencie.s.
HORSE RAaNG· -Thoroughbred horse racing at
Hollywood Park, Century Blvd. at Prairie Ave.,
Inglewood, post time Tues. through Fri. I : ~
p.m.; Sal 1: 15 p.m., $100,000 California Stakes,
Sat , May 18.
COVfR:WEEKENDER cover girl is nin~
month-old Paws, always a willing model. Her
measurements might lead one to classify her
as a real "dog." But don't tell her that, for
the Dalmatian i$ something special to the New·
port Beach Fire Department, and she knows
it. Fireman Tom Dailey, owner of this mascot.
bas her st.anding guard over some equipment
to be shown at the UMll California Fire Show.
See story on Pages 6 and 7 for more informa-
tion.
G.ade Te Fu
Meet Tiie People
GanleaN•1
Laraaa W•tereelor Exlllblt
Deslper'1 No&ebeok
California Fire Show
Out 'N' AMt
A.rt Pat,.... Cnlse
Wiid West Redeo
Carrent A.rt Exhfltll1
Uve '111eatre
Movies
ORANGE COAST
Pa(e t
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Pare s
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Paces 1-1!
Page 11
Page 13
Page 13
Page 14
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OPENING nlS WEEK
"Ok' .......
South Coast Civic IJ&bt Opera ii presenting Rodgers
and Hammerstein'• musical, "Oklahoma" May 2l
through May 25 at the San Clemente High School,
700 Avenoe Pico, San Clemente. Performances
Tues. through Sat., curtain time 8 p.m. Pho09
49U711.
snLL RUNNING
"Dr. &Mek"
A satire on the medical profession, "Dr. Knock,"'
ii being presented ln the Orange Coast College aud·
itorlum, 2701 Fairview Drive, Costa Mesa, througb
May 18 at 8: 15 p.m. No adm.Wion charge. Phone
~1110.
''U Ames •w"
Singer, Ed Ames, with special guest Roger Wil·
liams, will perform at Melodyland Tbeattt, 10
Freedman Way, Anaheim, through May 19. Per·
formances: Frl 1:30 p.m .. ; Sal 8:30 and 9:30 p.m.:
Sun. 3 and a p.m. Phone 7'71-7480 .
''NeWJ .....,.. .. Aalatnll''
A comedy about today'• eatertainment Industry,
"Nobody Loves an Albatross," ii being presented
Fri. and Sat., through June a by the Orange
Studio Theater, 1985 N. State College Blvd., Orange.
Curtain time 8:30 p.m. Phone 5.13-2233.
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''Maclte~"
A Shakespeare.an tragedy, "Maci'' is belnl. pre-aented by the South Coast Repe ry Third Step
'lbeater, 182'1 Newport Blvd., C Mesa, Thurs.
tbrO\llh Sun., closing May 26. ne 646-1363.
"Slew Duce• tM IUIU•I GrMH"
''Slow Dance on the Killing Ground," a contempor·
ary drama, will be presented May 29 through June
12 at the Laguna Playhouse, !U9 Ocean Ave .. La·
iuna Beach. Performances Wed. through Sat.,
curtain time 8:30 p.m. Phone 494-8061.
UCI '!'Mater
Irvine Repertory Theatre is presenting two plays,
"Dark of the Moon'' and ·"Good Woman of Setzuan''
in tepertory in the Studio Theater of UCI, 7601
Irvine St., Irvine. Performances Thurs. througb
Sat. Tickets are on sale at the Fine Arts box office
at UCI. Curtain time 8:30 p.m. Phone 833-6617.
OPENING SOON
"TM Ntillt ef tM lpaaa"
A Tennessee Williams drama, "The Night of the
Iguana," will be presented by the Fullerton Foot•
lighters Fri. and Sat., May 24 through June 8 Lil
the Muckenthaler Center, 113 Buena Vista Drive,
Fullerton. Curtain time 8:30 p.m. Phone S28-868.1.
"'Ille A11oclatloa"
'lbe Association with special guest star, Wes Mont•
gomery, will perform at the Melodyland Theatre,
10 Freedman Way, Anaheim, May 28· through June
2. Performances: Tues. through Frl 8:30 p.m.; Sat.
1:30 and 9:30 p.m.; Sun. 3 and a p.m. Phone
77&-7460.
Maria's Artis'try In Oils
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Meeting George Colouris for the first time, a new acquaintance Is
imbued with the impression of a large man who exudes a calm friendly
air of self assurance. Soft spoken in an extremely m~scullne way, he pre-
sents the pleasant combination of virility and gentleness.
Learning more about him confirms this first impression. As his in·
terests and personality slowly come to light he is revealed as a man deep-
ly absorbed in many things. Music, the ballet, puttering with one of his
hobbies -tape recording -for both business and pleasure, fill many of
his hours .
In a business where confusion often runs rampant, George is the fel-
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low who takes lt 1n hiJ stride. "~ thlJl&s eet," bl laaOa, ''tba
calmer I feel I pe11 you'd call me euy i_*lg." ·
Al owner-manager of Co1ouria Productions of ADllbelm, proclacen
of trade and consumer lbow1 in tile Soutbem C.utornia area. Geors• cur-
rently ls rwuµng the 14th umual Orange County Home Sbow at tbe Ana-
heim Convenfion Center. He and hil wife, he, partners ID Coloaril Pro-
ductiom, were selected in 1955 to produce the ft.rat count)' bome lbow
which was held at the Orange County Pairgrounch. -"Thia time we have MO exhibitors -quite a L'i!:f from that Arlt 1955 show when th.ere were 118 booths,,, George exp . "Bat tben, Oll-
ange County hasn't been exacUy standing stlll. It'• Just a natural evoha-
tion, when you. consider how our lncreaalnf populatfon baa broupt witla
it a more c9smopolitan flavor.
"Then, you have .to remember,n be ad.els, ''that today homemakers
are exposed to a much broader scope of material, cons= lboWlng them
new things r educating them through many different -bJevlslon, more erudlte magazines, newspaper articlea dtacuaing interior ~tlon
-and even advertisements that present a multitude of lde&s to anyone who is interested.
"The decorator today•lsn't in the same unfortunate position he ued
to hold. Be works with bis cllenta, blending their ideas, their present po1-
1e.ssions, their economic limitations.
"People no longer fear the cost ol a decorator," Geor1e aplaim.
"They realize that in the long nm it may represent an actual uviq to .bave
professional guidance. Businesse. too have swung to styling otlcea for
added eye appeal."
George was born 49 years aso In Fillmore, California of Greet
parentage. When bis visual perception failed to develop his anfU{lhed par·
enta were advised that their son had an eye disorder, med1cailJ' termed
advanced chorio -retinal degeneration -which bu left b1m 1'!th lea
than five percent vision. Determined not to let his lack ol light i.•nclicap
him, be accepted it as a challenge. With invaluable uliltance tiom a lllter,
George was graduated from Fillmore IDgh School in arr. After~ 1~
at Ventura Junior College, be completed hiJ educaUon at UCLA_ ~
in EnJlllsh. Wi\h a minor in journalism. •
His first venture into the professional world found him aa president
and general manager with the Foundation for the Blind, a position be held
from 1942 until 1949. During World War II he served as special consultant
to the Armed Services, directing employment activitiea of over 500 blind
C~tinued on P• 12
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· ...., ........... lib to have al leUt one hanglnJ basket to aM a
JiW. W.m .W wpt to tbe 1antea MtUa1. A well-frcnna banliDI plu& provldu a :11U1allM tocua pcUt ancl conversational item.
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,,_. .,. a put variety of plutl that can be pown In lwbts.
MOit are tor lhadJ spots, but some do wlD in 1111t1 making. them kleall1
1ulted for a sunny front porch or sunny side of tbe patio.
. C.UW•"" tbl shade: Int, one ol the mo1t satisfactory. and
best tnowu, 11 tbe fUcbl1a. us belClllia also iJ popular. Both do well
1n our coutal clhnate, but pt1lllbly take more care than any of the other
hanging plants. They lite soil that l• rich and porous, so they need plenty
of Jeafmold. Tbey ahould be moiJt but never too wet and" need to be fed
with a. Uqaid fertilmr regularly. -
n..r. .,. belonlal that demand lea attention than the tuberout
variety. Tbese baqblg begoaiu may lact the large colorful Oowen of
the tuberou planti. but tbey are good looting the year 'round. They are
grown for tbeir lntel'Mting foliate and have cluaten of small white flow·
ers. Some varieties to loot for are Scharffiana, Catalina, Braemar,
Eplpsila and Richmondensis. .
The w.m.llecl family has a number of members that create interest ..
lng baatets. Most of these have attractive stiff foliage with briibily color·
ed d.roopiq bloom spikes. Billbergia Theodore Mead is an ucetleot hybrid
variety uc1 has rose bracll and green flowers. It will bloom off and on
througboUl tlJe year.
MMr cectl ancl ncculenll IMlapt well to banpg baskets. The orchid
cactus, eplpbyllum, bas the largest and most brilliant floweta to be found
anywhere. 1rbe Chriltmas cactus and a number of other types of hanging
cacti are tnterestUM from either a foliage or flower standpoiilt. These are
all ~lovlng, aince 1n tbeir native habitat they grow in trees.
..._.. that can be grown in baatell ln the sun include petunias, tbe
bush mornini ~Jory, Kenilworth ivy and ivy geraniums. The bush morning
glory, convolvulas cneonun, baa silvery foliage and white flowers similar
to ·•mall morning stories. The Kenilworth ivy really isn't · an Ivy but a ~. an easy-to-grow trailer. It has small blue flowers and is nearly
lndestructible.
-Don Horton Colorful Fuchsias
-~ov1 ··11L·l lYING AREA OUTSIDE TO GAIN SPACE
Wide wood ........ ~• wellecl tfhct unites lnezeway livint room erN.
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. So much enjoyment ~ derived from an outdoor living room that the
homeowner will profit by uUllzi.ng the area between house and a separate
garage or carport. In fact, some architects are placing the garage away
from the house to create this outdoor living area, often called a breezeway. .
With walls on two sides, shade ls· ample and most heavy winds are
banished. The side walls .iso make it easier to plan an overall effect for
the patio.
The space may be treated something lite an atrium, or u a court,
because of its closed effect. Screens may be added across the open ends.
stretching from house wall to garage. These will function u additional
climate controls, and increase privacy.
Even simple screen design can be dramatic. For example, the tradi•
tional horizontal board pattern becomes exciting by the use of extra-wide
boards of 10 or 12 inches. These are nailed to four by four posts in the
usual manner with two inch spacing left between them.
A wood deck Is a logical choice for flooring, built to the 1ame level
as the house floor. Thus the hazard of -ateppin' up and down through con-
necting doorways when carrying trays la eliminated.
A particularly crisp appearance ls achieved when two by three
inch boards are laid on edge, with an eighth-inch spacing l1lowecl between
for rain runoff. But two by fours or two by sixes laid flat also may be
used for the deck. •
The best finish for deck boards and screen ia to let the wood weather
so that it requires virtually no maintenance. Its silvery color. obtained ln
about a year'• time, is rewarding. To assure uniform weathertni, the wood
should be treated liberally with a water repellent preservative ~re or
immediately after COD1trftion.
If a touch of contrast 11 desired stain screen posta a elm shade
such aa charcoal, deep brown, cobalt biue or muddy green. .
Furnishings for the area may include one or two permanently placed
benches, as well u lounge chairs and a dining sel To draw the living room
and the garden together, include tubbed trees and smaller contatnera for
low shrubs and annuals.
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CLYDE ZULCB GAU.ERY -1835 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Meaa. Hours: Mon. throueh Sat. 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m.; Sun. 1 to 5 p.m. CurrenUy on exhibit
landscapes and •till life paintin&s by Helen
Braunscbweiger.
occ GAu.ERY -Orange Cout Collect Art Gal-
lery, 2701 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. Hours: 9
a.m. to 4 (J.m. Mon. through Fri.; 7 to 9 p.m.
Wed. eve.Ding. No admission charge. Current-
ly on exhibit iJ a show of art studenta' work.
COSTA MESA LIBRARY -566 W. Center St.,
Costa Mesa. On exhibit during regular library
hours, landscapes, portraits, marine and Oor&l
~tings by Louise Williamson.
)fESA VERDE LIB.RARY -2969 Mesa Verde
Drive, Costa Mesa. On exhibit dW'ing regular
library hours Alaskan landscapes in Polymer
ac.rylics by Fero Williams.
NEWPOIJT NATIONAL BANK -1090 Bayside
Drive, Newport Beach. On exhibit during reg-
ular business hoW's , oil paintit\gs by Santa Ana
artist, Charlyn Sharpless.
BALBOA PAVILION GALLERY -too Main St.,
Balboa. Hours:' Wed. through Sun. 1 to 5 p.m.:
Mon. 6 to 9 p.m. No admission charge. On ex-
hibit beginning May 24, "If I Had $1,000 .. .'1
collectors' choices of art they would purchase.
COFFEE GARDEN GAU.ERV -261.5 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar. Hours: 10 a.m. to f
p.m. Mon. through Sat. The Newport Harbor
Service League, which sponsors the gallery la
dbplaying paintings by Alton Raible.
CORONA DEL MAR UBRARY -420 Marigold,
Corona del Mar. On exhibit d\U"ing regular li-
brary hours through May, prints by photogra-
pher Howard Fulsom and custom weavine by
Elmer Gobruegge.
MU'ruAL 8AVING8 AND LOAN -'JIJl{l E. Cout
Higbw_,, Corona del Mar. On exhibit durinl
regular busineu hours, oil paintings of 10 Cali-
fornia miJsiona by Betty King.
CllAWS GALLERIES -1390 S. Coast Highway,
Laguna Beach. Houn: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
No admiuion charge. CUrrenUy on exhibit,
two one-.man shows, oil paintlnga by John
Mitchell and mixed media drawings by Leon-
arct Kaplan.
IAGUNA BEAt11 ART ASSOCIAnON -Gallery,
Sil Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Hours: Mon.
tbrough Sat. 12 to 5 p.m.; Sun. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
OD exhibit, be&iJuling May 23, watercolors by
members ol the American Watercolor Society.
including Laguna Beach artist, Rex Brandt.
Phone 4~1 foe further information.
SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK -202 Main
St., Huntington Beach. On exhibit during reg-
ular buslaeaa boun, peintl.ngs by local artista
Dotti Calli.son and Marge Zander.
DORIAN BUNTER GAU..ERY -52' W. Common-
wultb An.. Fullerton. Hours: Mon. through
Fri. t Lm. to 5 p .. m. Currently on exhibit a.cry·
lio and enamel J*ntinaa by Tbomu Hollee.
CllARLES BOWERS MUSEUM -~ N. Main
at., Sat. Ana. Houn: Tuel.~ Sat. 10
a.m. to f :SO p.m.; SUD. 1 to I p.m.: 'lbun. eve-
ntng 7 to t p.m. No admiulon obartt· CUr·
rentJy on exhibit, a Juried abow ol palnttnp
Ill mlud mtdla by members ot tbe Torana Art
Lupe. •
aoBINION'I -110 N. ltadlll. AaaJMfm OD a-
118* dmtai repllr '"n1'WI boarl, a Jurlld
memhenbip show ol more tbaD 400 art piece&.
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Why would any normal eolle(e student
want to lit on tbe back ol a very uncooper-
ative, 2,~ bull for ei&ht seconds, and
depend upon a complet. clown to uve bis
!aeck. if be falls off?
lt'a called rodeo, and tbe biaelt inter-
collegiate rodeo of tbem all will"\e staged at Orange C.OJJt Collep Jla)' 25 _. 21. N!-
tion will •\art eecb dllJ •· J:M p.m. ba a apecial atadium welt of tbe OCC football
stadium.
Accordin.« -to 8CC Ro4eo Club member
JGbn KlueoCler. butt J1diDg wu voted tb_e most daqeroua sporll event ln the U.S. ~
1 cently by aports writen. 'lbe rules are pret;.
ty limple. You climb on the bull'• back QCl
try to sit tbere for eight seconds. H yqa
succeed, you earn anywhere from one to
100 points. H you fail, you bounce.
Kluender, who said that tbe best collegj.
ate riden from 16 colleges througbout tbe
western U.S. will compete, said there are
two other rules. The rider must keep one
hand free and in the air. The other band
must be holding the bull-riding rope, and no
part of the rider' a body must touch the
vound be.fore the wbisUe blows. 1be rider &>pes ~no part of bis body ever toucbel the
ground.
Size of the bull varies from 1,400 to 2,300
pounds, and this hat • creat effect upon the
ride. If the bull is small, the ride probably
will be fast and choppy. The bull may spin
like a gyro making the rider so dizzy he
can't walk afterward.
Uthe bull ls a large one, be can jerk the
rope out of the rider's hand on the first jump
out of the chute.
The clown? When the bull bucks the rid-
er ou,· it is the job of the clown to make the
bull chase him instead of working over the
downed rider. A good clown is regarded by
the riders around the circuit with real
affection.
Evenll will include sadclie bronc riding.
bareback bronc riding, bull riding, cal! rope inf, steer wresUing, ribbon roping, girls' bar·
re racing and girls• goat tying.
In addition to prizes, rider& will compete
for national championship poinll. giving the
participants an added incentive. ,,.
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Roger Shad, head hauncho at the Costa Mesa
likewise, to run the show at the new Anaheim
site. Taking over on the local scene as lll8D-o
ager, Betty Caldwell, longtime wa1tu1 at the
CM address. *· Now at tbe Huntington Seacllff Country
Club, Huntingten Beach • • • Tbe Celeltiab
•.•• for an indefinite l>oold::frl Fridays ancl
Saturdays f:ropi 7 p.m. to miamgbt, S\JJJQy1
from 4 to 9 p.m. You might recall tbiJ aroup'a
recordings oo~e Imperial label.
* You'll ftnd the new Dorile Van Trio at
Goannet Restaurant, Disneyland Hotel, Ana-
heim. And ••• from the •i:J• this out-n-
abouter bas beard this /al aidemen do
in the past • • • t'woul be well worth the
drive to Mickey Mousevfile.
Tba's all!
MEET THE PEOPLE
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and partially blind people.
Following the war ht joined Natiomd
Home Show, Inc., and produced shows
throughout the United States and Canada for
five years. It was during these yean that
George and Kae were married and decided
to return to California to form their own
production company.
Always active in civic and service organ ..
izations, George bas held far too many top
positions to be enumerated. He currently ia
a member of the board of directors of the
Orange County Chapter of the City of Hope,
and is one of their past-presidents; a director
and past president of the Oranee County
Builders Association and director of World
Fann Foundation.
George and Kae live in Corona del Mar,
just a short distance from the ocean. Kae
shares bis interest in music and ballet. "I'm
also quite interested in the ~resent physical
fitness kick that everyone s on," George
states. "Jogging' s tertj.fic."
George also devotes his time to speaking
to the blind, trying to pass on to them his
personal attitudes. "I don't have to 'see'
those rooms at the show," George explains.
"My part is to be sure that the exhibits are
put together for the thousands of interested
spectators who come to see everything."
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WATERCOLORS AT
LA1GUNA .EXHIBIT
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From the towering 1kyscrapen of Manhattan huddled cloae by the
shores of tbe Atlantic to pictureaque Lasuna Beach nestled by the Pacific,
the American Watercolor Society will briq a collection of 100 paintings
for an ucluatve California showinc.
At th• preview OD May 22 from" 7 to t e·m:, caiuornia members, and
In parUcular those who also are memben Of me Laeuna Beach Art A.s-
80Clation, will be honored. A reception, lponlOl'ed by the Aaociation's
board of directors and the Aaodation Affiliate.. will follow the premier.
Rex Brandt of .Laguna Beach will be among the SocletT• water-colorists
whon worb will be exhibited.
The exhibition, which originated and wa1 judged in New York City,
then will open to the public from May 23 through June 12 at the Laguna
Beach Art Anoclation Gallery, _,,Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Admission
will be
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,uo for members and $2 for non-members.
M an added attraction, L. T. "Bud" Shackleford of San Diego will
demonstrate watercolor painting on June 1 and Oil· June 8 Morris Shubin
of Montebelloe will be the demonstrating art1Jl Tbt palnUng1 accomp-
lished during the demonstrations wW be auctioned to the highest bidder.
A!merican watercolor painting was developed from the English
school. Tbe first truly American worts were not seen in this country until
the first New York World's Fair in 185S-54.
At the time the American Watercolor Society wu founded in Boston
in 1866ithe medium had little more than dilettante 1tatus. However, it is
known that over~ years earlier, two well-knov.Jn artists of the day, Thom·
as Sully and Washington Allson had discussed the profound effect sketch·
ing in watercolor bad on theiT techniques as oil painters.
In the Society's first exhibition in 1867 abnost 300 watercolors were
displayed. By 1881, over 800 were shown. Winslow Homer, later to be·
come one of America's most famous artists, was one of the original nu-
cleus of exhibitors. Soon names of other illustrious watercolorists were
added to the Society's roster.
Now past its centennial, since 1955 the Society has sent an annual
exhibit around the country for a full year's booking in galleries and art
centers.
Mlrbury Hill Brown's l•ndK•pe of church ind 9r•vey.,d1 w h 1 ch won
him the Americ•n Watercolor Society's •ry $. Litt Award for 19'1, will
he amont the p.intlngs shown •t the Lqun. Beach Art Associ•tion G•l-
1 ;ry from M.y 23 through June 12.
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In tbe b&roque Hchtinc llztan mmtrated
here. Made of band wroapt lnm, It eam-
blnes Old World 1nC1 wltb modena Uebt-
lq needs, and may be 1md In cho6ce JDca.
tiom throughout tbe llome.
MM, ....... lnnovatiom ta lilbtlnl h· tures are available to •hence 6ame-dec>
orating. They may be found Jn kal ~ lq 1Upp(y stores. .
IV. beth,.... may have ~na
tion mirrors with attached ltpuq ICODCel
ia teveral differeat ltyles ranclnl from
formal to traditional to coatemporary.
These usually are well~esigned with the
light planned tor make-up and shaving
and general bright, close-range illwni.na·
tion.
Indirect lighting for kitcbem and bat.b-
rooms, workrooms and hallways bas tak-
en a decided step forward,.off~ better
illumination combined with easy main-
tenance. Fluorescent tubing that 11 • e 1
long lasting economical service ii featm..
eel for such lights.
There also are many new electrical
conveniences on the mark.et to add com·
fort to everyday living. There is a imall
electric: clothes dryer than can be hung on
the wall and that uses regular household
current, and a portable clothes dryer
which is handy for drying undergarments,
shirts or dresses. This unit can be most
valuable when traveling.
Other int•resting and nseful items are mmn•nated light switch~.~ lighting dimmers for fixtures such u chandeliers .
Transistorized radio-intercoms with several speakers placed
throughout the home give hours of enjoyment ID addition to
great convenience. Electric timers for ape.!_iance1 or controlled
lighting of lamps are practical and safe. 'Ibey may be used to
turn on light during the homeowner'• absence to ward off burg-
lary and illegal entry. --
Built-in toa ... ,.., electric mhen, coffee mabn and elec-
tronic ovens are but a few of the maDf other electrical conven-
iences constantly becomfti more popular and mon economical to own. -
NEXT WEEK
LUXURY FOR THE IATH ..
Please address inquiries encl quedions by lettw to: o..;g...,. Noteook,
WHkender M1911ine, Post Office Box 1875, Newport a..ch, C.trforn~.
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Fl,. flwMlnt .. wwww11 ....._ wHI Mthlltht the Fire Show at the fal,,.....,.._
TWt pktuf'9. t.-et the thew a.styNr, Is a demon1tratl9n of a dtemic.al
t.e"' whk:h lecal tleperrnentt ~ to smother fires.
SH 'O", MAY 25
DEMONSTRATIONS AND EXHIBITS
PLUS ENTE-TAINMENT AND FUN
I About 100 pieces of Jfire fighting equipment complete with firemen
will arrive at the Orange 0ounty Fairgrounds May 25. There will be a fire
to fight, but lt will be a planned one tO demonstrate new equipment and
techniques as part of the I 1961 California Fire Show. The day-long show
will include demonstrations and exhibits of fire equipment f.rom an 100-
year-old horse drawn Amoskeag S t e a m Pumper to the latest piece of
equipment in Orange County, a fire truck called the Snorkel, which bas
an utension unit reaching 75 to 85 feet in the air.
The fire show, sponsored by the Orange County Firemen's and Or·
ange County Fire Chiefs' ~ations. will have participants from 15 fire
departments. A bellcoptet from the U.S. Forest Service also is scheduled
to arrive in the aftern09n to take part in the event.
Among the more than 30 exhibits planned will be collections of old
helmets, antique fire . marks, model fire apparatus and several booths
sponsored by local commercial concerns.
There ii no admission charge to the fairgrounds, which will be open
from I a.m. to I p.m. E~rtainment will be provided by Dixieland bands
and door prizes will be 4ven during the day.
What happens if there is a fire w b i 1 e the men and trucks are at
the fairgrounds? Accordtiig to Captain Ronny Coleman of the Costa Mesa
Fire Department, production manager of this year's fire show, there is
no need to worry. Departments will be covered with reserve trucks and
firemen will be ready, u always, to put into action the skill and know-
how that will bt demomtrated at this year's show.
FINfMft n ..,1,.,.....t will IM on hMMI to •moustreto the l.._t '"fire fighting. 11th rnell1rn piece of
equipment carries a snorkel attachment which an elevate firemen to rooftops and upper storfff of llu"""9
llullcHnes. ·
At left, a retired fireman stands by the l. C. Peck, • 1•yN....W ttoam pumper. n.11 entlno still 11 oper-
abM and will IM lllsplayed •lont with other an~ equipment this yNr.
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ART1 PAT·RONS CRUl.SE ON MAY 2:3 ' -
Dr. J. LeRoy Davidson,
•rt collector, named "A
M a I e Antelope (Tji-
W1ra )," 1 ...... ,..., on
contemporary w o o d • n
1 ta n d from Bamber•
tribe, Western S u d • n
Africa, as his choice ln ·
the "If I Had $1,000 •• •"
exhibit.
Sorel Etrot'• "Athleh," a
study in bronu, was mo...
en by Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Casady H 1Nrt of the spec-
ial art exhibit In connection
with tour of homff, Wayne
yacht and Fine Arts Pat•
ron1 Gallery on May 13.
WORK ART COLLECTORS WOULD,...Sl'LECT 1F0:1
$1000 INVESTMENT T 0 IE ON EX 1Hll,ITION
In an ero when ort, silver ond antiques ere
considered by meny to be the soundest finam:iol
investment os well os o lestinq source of pleasure,
$1 ,000 spent for o collector's item mey out-dis-
tonce money in the benk when the monetary
gain is meosured 10 or 20 yeors from now.
Fine Arts Potrons of Newport Harbor wid
open the Collectors' Show '68 in conjunction
with their annual Art Cruise, Thursday, Moy 23.
Here the public is offered o chance to see whet
1ele~tions "40 well-known Southern Celifornio ert
collectors mede in response to the question of
how they would spend $1,000 on ort todey.
A highly diverse group of pointings, prints
end sculpture comprise the exhibit. The qela open-
ing will be from 11 e.m. to 8 p.m. et the Patrons'
Gollery, "400 Mein Street, Belboo. AU ort works
ere for sele, end net proceeds will help the Pot-
rons defray expenses of serving the harbor com·
munities with top-le vel ort exhibits.
The Art Cruise will be held the som~ doy,
from 11 e.m. until 5:30 p.m. ond will offer o tour
of two Harbor Island boyfront homes of ort col-,
lectors, Mr. end Mrs. Herold V0999lin ond Mr. ... ond Mrs. Clement Hirsch. A bOnus viewing of set.
ected morine ontiques will be held oboard the
yocht, The Wild Goose, belonging to Mr. ond
Mrs. John Weyne.
Boots taking tour porticiponts to the Her•
bor Island homes, then to the yecht ond on to'
the gallery will depart from &lboo Povilion twico
hourly . Cruise tickets et $6 include odmission to
homes, yocht ond 9ollery, where !Ourmet re-
freshments will be served. r 1dets mey be por.
chosed from Mrs. Lloyd Aubert, 673-'>597 or the
Povilion gollery office 675-3866 ...
The ortists hove egrMd to donote 10 percent
of the purchase price of oH ort work to the Fine
Arts Potrons.
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... Mrs. Andre Prwin,... tho FIM Arts , ....... ti ·u ......... -~ I tW
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Now ••• abo8t M "Balboa Breeu ...
"nl SmltllJ'• ortcma1 creation that won
bim teeGlld place ID another recent Drint _ Dreaminl-UP Derby ••• tbe Grand National
Mixed Drlnl: Contest Championship. beld at
tbe Beverly Billi Boeel, Beverly Hills.
His Plial? A 1*iutifal bome mae_ rtaiD-
mnt unit COD~ color televisioe set, atereo witla iii: en and AM-FM radio.
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Tbe "Balboa Breele" that won It? Tate one and ~ ounces of bourbon, one-half
ounce triple 11e, ..a.att ounce passion fnlit
nectar, _.fomtb ounce estraga, one-half
ounce f:relh 1lmon juice. Pour these ingredi-
ents into a Pllmer itus fuD ol sbavei ice.
Stir. Decorate wttJa a maruch.ioo cbeJTy and
orange alice. Drtnt.
Will do aame. Smit.by ••• as q~ctly as
time permits this out-n-abouter to make the '
Stuft-Shirt scene to take you up on that otter ..
Monday evening next . . . May 20 . . .
mate no plans whatsoever except to be at
Daniel's Restaurant, Costa Mesa, sometime
after 1:30 p.m.
'Course, for the dine-outer, entrees will
be served long before that time at Daniel's
on the 20th, but from 1:30 on you will be
able to bear some of the best music to bit
the OC scene for many a medley moon.
Returning to the upstairs lounge at Dan-
iel's that evening •.. "Los Dos" ... or, if
you prefer, Tony and Brad ... a guitar,
bongos, vocal act no one should miss.
You might have caught this pair of art·
lsts during recent months at Reuben's, Air·
port: Reuben's, Newport or at the Reuben E.
Lee.
From next Monday on, however, they
will be all "Daniel's."
No wonder Bill Benner and Bob Peak,
ownen o1 the Costa Mesa spa, are "all grin''
these days.
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at the Victor Hueo IM II
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' the Pacific Ocean. We hive IDm~hn""" hoB ........ 1111 from 3 p.111.. ID 6 p.m.; fahlo11 unc1ieo11
shows Wednesdays and weekdoy1
F ridl)'s; a man-sized cocktail
Stlptf~ luncheols llld dinners
" D~. Don"t-ISi 11 llinntr
Vkl IMo I senied In th• OR II Grt111d MQnner
Cilf onv. 11 c..t Hl&llnr ............. _ ... "" ~I .
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t•ke home.
STA&
CHEE WIO
Sunday brunch now being served at Mas-
cola's, Santa Ana. Between the hours of 10
a .m. and 2 p.m .. Priced most reasonably at
$2. 75 for the grown-ups and $1.50 for the
youngsters. Featured: Eggs Bienville, Pollo
Liver Omelet, Double J Special (ground sir-
loin, onions and fresh spinach ln scrambled
eggs), French pancakes and old-fashioned
link sausage mit der eggs.
* A "Sunday Newie" at the Newporter Inn,
also. Under the practiced band of overall
Food Manager Roy Guerra, this Newport
Beach plush and posh will be serving buevos
rancheros in the Lido Lounge each sabbath
Jrom 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Guerra has a secret recipe for this hot-
and-tasty and will be putting it to work come
next Sunday. Try a margarita with them·
there Meiican eggs . . . served in a pitcher
yet. U that doesn't do SOMETHING for you
••. well!
* Jolly Roger management to open another
one in Anaheim around the first of July.
Centinuetl On P ... 12
Ho la!
Senors y .Senoras
Kick the Sunday Moni.. FeelilMJ
witll
THE NEWPORTER'S
MUCHO GRANDE
Huevos Rancheros
51.75
lernando says ...
Mucho --COii MARGARITA y TE9UILA MARY
The
1107 J•mborM Road Newport 1 .. ch
644-1700
AN APOLOGY •••
.We sincerely re9ret so many mined our Mother's
Day menu due to an overflow of patrons. For this
rHson we plan to kHp it in effect indefinitel y, seven
clays a wHk -fHturin9 , • •
U.S. AA CHOICE Y2 LB.
AGED TOP SIRLOIN · STEAK
INCLUD~S CHPlC.E Qfl CLAM CHOW· s195
DER OR ROQUEFORT $ALAD, BAKED
POTATO W/SOUR CREAM & CHIVES,
GARLIC TOAST.
· PIHse Try Us Again
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·-RISTAU RANT
.RESEIYA'llONS1 192· 1177.
!DWAltDS AT IOLSA
HUNTINGTON llACH
TAKI SAN DIEGO FUEWAY TO GOLDEN
WEST. T1JftN()FP •.RIGHT ON IOLSA ' TO EDWARDS AVENUI
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Yo'ungsters •t the fire show l•st yeu had fun with this electric tNchi,.
m•chine designed lty twe Cost• M .. • firemen. Over. 30 eduutioMI ....
entert•ini,. exhibits will be included in the show this yeer.
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At right, • 1-W.r truck Is shown •• firenMn pr•ctice fire fithti,. tec:t..
niques. With t•ll•r build;"fl Md 'Skyscr•pers m•kint •n ..,,..r•nc. en
the Or•nge COHt, Hp.rtments .,.. ,.vising te kMp pace.
FrWllY, #ll!'f IJ, I• · •
Abow, firemen put out • simua.ted cllck fiN • ,.rt ti their tr ... a-
periwe. Demon.str•tfons of this type wtl M iput en.,,....~ •lkley fire shew M.y u. -t.. ' !
An 1122 AmoskNg Pumper, .t Wt, ahew1 bow muct. ..,......, hM -.
proved In recent yeers. This -..ia.n 5tMm Pumper wuW loek ratlter .._.,._ nnt to the lmtt trvclca In use. oi·== 1
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ltona Kai Kalling
To celebrate their establishment's fifU.
annivenay, most Orange County sip-Q--sup
aaJon keybolders would probably take a little
Wrw off.
Not 10 iD tbe case of Stan Cammera,
JandJonl at Kon.a Kai Restaurant, Huntington
Beach.
hattead, Cammera bas decided to work
even lonler hours .•. by opening lbe KKR
on Sundays ••• always a "clay ol. darkness"
at tldJ PalynesiaD Pantry since its doors
lint nruq epea all those years a,o.
Aad . . . the ulra palale-pleasin1 period uadoubtedlJ Will be needed wben din&cNten
are IMde .. are ol tM ..,.ly itemed and
priced mellU at x ... Kai.
Once ,.,. reed tbe follwins and bear u.e
Kall ol u.e Xona ltai, remember tbtM direc-tiw. McaaH findlng same la by DO WI
Ule tuiest bit In tbe .. wolf-it-down" world.
Fnm tM City of. Huntinston Beach it-
self, take Edwanta Avenue to Bolsa Road. TnveUDc from tbe rest of Oran1e County,
pt cm Ule San Di!Co Peanray • . • then off
at ._ GellllB Wm.Bolla Road ioodbye
radlp. TMe a fiebt on Balsa and Vi.. to
F.dwuda Annue.
. New $uaclay hours, indclentally, are
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4Ail'M ·~'l'••• .. ••I•._..,,
PRESENTS
MARK ;DAVIDSON
AND THE
BIG SOUND
FllDAY--SATURDAY.....SUNDAY
DAVIDSON l'ltlO TUESDAY THRU THURSDAY
SPECIAL .. SUNDAY SESSION" FOOD & DRINK
BUFFET -$9c BLOODY MARYS :_ SOc
Starts at 7-PM
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"PERSONALIZED SERVICE ..
DAY OR NIGHT BANQUET FACILITIES
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1045 IA YSIDE DRIVE
~EWPORT BEACH 675-0200
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e BUSINESSMEN'S
LUNCHEON
e SUPERB DINNERS
e ENTERTAINMENT
VILLAGE INN
12t Mer'-'7MS30 a.n... I,
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OUT 'N' ABOUT: Or1111 Coaty~s lesllar1nl • Enlert1inment Sce11e
I • • • ly Don Wilson
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from 2 p.m. on. Other dinner hOurs at KKR
start at 5 p.m.
NOW fOR THAT MENU
Thoee ol you having dined here betore
will find lbe new Kona Kai menu much
smaller ; • . and, oh, so beautifully less ex-
pensive.
Gone are tbe one-time "house specialty"
curT')' dbhl1 •.. as well as most of the
exotic ·Oriental dinners. "
Gone are a million--and-one seafood sus-
tainers -and that outstanding prime rib of
beef.
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BUt fret not ... cause here's what re-·
mains:
The "~ended specialty ol the .
house" • • I • approximately one-half poUlld
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New te Orange County , • . I
AND GREATI
UIBI llllAllDEZ lllO
frem l:.U Nightly Except Sunday
e COCKTAIU e DINNER e DANCING
FOi RESERVATIONS: 536-1421
. 21112 Ocean AWftUe Huntington leech. Callf.
NOWI -k
DANCING
singing with
MW"' tltltl
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Q'M-" ·rt-Jn .,~, . ;.
t"I;• ·~ I ... , ... ~'~ffht '. . • • ·, ·'' ..&. ~ • • • • dinner with the If
most spectacular hwbor view ~
in Newport • • • from S each evening • • •
NEWPOll IEAOI • IAllOA ,_Ill &
FOR ltESBVATIONS (71_.) 673·-4633
U.S.A.A. top sirloin steak ... wilb choice of
clam c.bowder or mixed green salad. French
fried or baked potato with sour cream and
chives, garlic bread or dinner roll and but·
ter .•• $1.95.
If that's not the answer, figure on the
same "addeds" and order top sirloin steak
(~ lb.), $2.95; ground sirloin steak, $2.45;
New York steak, $3.15; Australian lobster
tail, $4.15; steak and lobster combo, $4.15.
GOING ON
Other avail ables at Cammera '• Castle • • • teriyati en brochette ( cbUIW of choice
~steak marinated in teriyati sauce, broiled to
your taste, served with fried rice and fresh
muahrooml, saute), $3.45; jumbo Guaymu
lbdmp, $2.95 or a combination seafood plate
(fried shrimp, New Orleans crab meat cakes,
halibut and. tartar sauce), $2.95.
For lbe kiddies • • . clam chowder or
salad, two fried shrimp or ground sirloin,
French fries or baked potato, milk, ice
cream or sherbet, $1.25.
':Do~ <;J2oberto~ Family ltetteurant
•where the fee4 11 Mnicn-
Not lmltetio11"
Try Ow ........... ............
Mell. "'"' nw.. U -• 11 ,.M. e ,.., · .... 12 ,._ · ........
1915 HARB~R BLVD., C.M. 541-9927
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llUOY DINI ... AT •••
Schroeder's
Chef's Inn
Enjoy choosin9 from • selection of fine CJOurmet
dishes. Children's dinners h•lf price.
CW W.. WWte's Special Ltlt••• to fM.
. "BEA TIPOSSIDEN11S''
DISCOYEI ITS MEANIN& THIOV&H
THI SOUNDS Of THE
JIMMY YANN TRIO
IN THE LOUN&E NITELY EXCEPT TUESDAY
TelaplaoH: 675-0470
1201 lost Coed Hwy. -c... ......
DON JOSE'
MEXICAN RESTAURANT __ ,....,,....... __
, •••tiell C•119e9 Trle
"'o"' .. " .;..,~
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HA YDIN CAUSEY, CHAltLIS MuRCHISON
JOSE"41NE COUltltl ...
,,.,_.., Wltfl .... DeCMtre ..... (
ENCHILADA & TACO .....••• $1.31
CHIJ IEllENO-ENCHILADA •. $1.45 ...... ,... .............. -i-...
e COCKTAIU e .
ton E. Mams (at Meplla) Hunt. leMh '62.7911
......... lldlK NIL\' PIWT • ...,,.., n.""
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Along wit.IJ assorted desserts and bever-
ages, that's the Kona Kai menu . . . all
served in lbe delightful "islands" atmosphere
of this Huntington Beach hideaway.
• Libations still ladled out by "Popo" ..•
international, national and crossroads win-
ner of so many trophies for miuuster mir-
acles that you just can't imagine them.
Don't try to. Go · SEE them. Each and
every trophy is on display in the potion par·
lor at Kona Kai Restaurant.
Mixers' Meeting
Speaking of Potion Pashas .•. May 'l'ltb
just bas to be lbt big day for 100 members of
El Matador PAMll. Y RlnAUIWCT
AlmtlNnC MlllCAN llOOI
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1761 .......... ...._ IAt 1M It.I C.... .._ 642-6417 .... ~.._,, =-=-=--.........-nwa :-.----.-........,..__. ~
RICK · CHADBOURNE COMBO
TUESDAY TRltU SUNDAY FROM ' P .M.
FREE CHAMPIONSHIP
FIGHT FILMSI
hly """' , ... M~Je.& .. ..., ..... ~,-......
llLL MARTINI'S
Ut I: 17tlt COSTA MISA
646-1111
ge1a1<l
FRENCH
RESTAURANT
Two Locatlo111
COSTA MESA
'46-3641
UGUNA IEACH
494-1911
Chtc~en witlt Mushroom _ •. IM
Veal Cordon lleu -········ l.IO
v .. 1 ~ ~thard'1 lr.tTafl. I.II
T NUt Stvff-4 wltla CN~ I.II
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Tripe .I le Mo41e 4a C..U -.. ·-··-··-···--1.71 ...................... _ .............
OPEN I P.M. • M PM. CLOSID MONDAY
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the World Champion California Bartenders•
Guild when they once again meet to en1ace
in mixed drink competition at t.be Beverly
Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills.
The Guild, which represents most of the
finest hotels and restaurants in Callfornia1 ,ii
the only group in America being a memoer
of the International Bartenders' Association.
Winners of the forthcoming California com-
petition will represent tile United States
abroad in a Jater~ate international meet.
Orange County members of the Guild en-
tered in the May 'l'1 event include:
'i.o!J
Glenn Swinney, Ranch House, FuU
Kurt Behringer, Ha' Penny Inn, W~
ster; "Popo" Gallini. Kona Kai, BuntinitoD
Beach; Sam Chard. Andree's, Laguna Beacb;
Joe Devine, Balboa Bay Club, Newport
Beach; Al Carrillo, Stuft.Sbirt Restaurant,
DANCING
In
THE LIDO LOUNGE v ' s p.m. •• p.m.
BILL · McCLURE DUO •
Now Appearing
HERi.JOE TRIO 4!
with Gil Martinea
1:30 p.m.-1 :45 a.m.
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1107 Jamlto"" Roed Newport ·leech
644-1700
TH' DORYMEN
FISH 'N CHIPS
TAU HOME OI SUYED HEii!
Hevin9 • Perty Thi1 Weekend? luy
,_ a lucketful of 'HHrty Eetin9' •t Dorymen
,.... ,.. Ski,,. & 4 ~ .....
.. $4.00 ....... Price $5.11
...., .. ...,$6.to
-Individual Ordon -
• FISH 'N CHIPS $1.00
• SHllMP 'N CHIPS $1.50
c:.JJ in your ordtt -Ready on arrival
1111 W. OCIAN PRONT ,._.: 111-!m
Nlwt'OltT HACH 11 ..... -ti ,_. ...., Acrw,,.. ............. ,..
Newport Be.ch; SmlthJ !Awtber, Stuft.sbirt
Restaurant, Newport Beacll; "~" MOl-
ier, Marse' Inn, Oraqe; Robert ~
Anaheim Convention Center, Aubeim; Ilario
Saccbe1li, Revere. llGale, s.ta Ana; Joha
Waddell, Kettle Restaurut, Anaheim; Ken-
neth Decker, Kettle Restaurant, Anabftm
and Ray Barrientos, Cbez Cary, Oranie.
INVITING INYITI
All the above blformaltlla Im "o.t 'N'
About" through the c:ourtay of loQetime
acquaJntance, Smithy Lowtber, mix.mast.er
extraordinary at Stuft-Sbirt Rataurut. New-
port 'Beach.
An ICCOmpl.QyiDc note states ..• ••Tbankl I lot for ,_. illterelt In tbe eaminC
event. AD we fellows llere la Orqe CGlmtJ
would be rrateful for • .... l"llardinc tile
'wingding', u we all bave a qtlOta ol tickets
to selJ. Stop by for a 'Balbee Br..'."
About the tickets ••• time attadi.nc
the Beverly Hilton ....._ coWliGD betweea
all these outstandlDf butmden, not oa1J
wiU have the fun ol watddq tbe adual miI·
inc. pou.rtoi and tuUDf ol w\at ....,, ..,.,.
historic libatiou, bat wm .. .,. ""--
to the Judlinl Ill tbe aotic <WOCtiG81. ID addition to-lbia f;uD. 1e1ll111, tbe .. WU1 per
penon includes drtab "• -&bl -11eme~ ...
thr6qbcNt tbe entln dllr (better watda
it!) wilb faDtutic Mn ••oea,1a and u
elaborate dinner dance. Qalte a barp.bl
packace!
ONE Of· ,ORAN&E COUNTY'S
TWO GREAT RESTAUIANTS
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• LUNC·HEON
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• COC:KTAllS
• MAL & MARY IETH DUO
' TVESDA Y THROUGH SA TURD.A Y •• !
J7 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
BITWBEN BUPFUXS AND BROADWAY
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()pell: Weekd&JI I mdlecla: 11-1 ·
Dinnen: 1:00-11'00
..... 11-DDMn: '-•12:te
RESERVATIONS
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