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VOL 61, NO. 125, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1961 JEN CENTS
Sen8te Vote
Boosts NB
Police TV
U.S. Senate approval Thursday of an
omnibus anti-crime bill brig~tened
Newport Beach's prospects of receiv·
ing federal funds for iIJ.\tallation of an
experimental police t e 1 e v I s I o n
surveillance system. (See related
story on Page 6).
The ~ passed ~ _after three
weeks of debate, authorizes $400
mlJlion in federal grants to improve
local law enforcement t b r o u g h
training programs and the devel~
ment of new teduliques and eqwp-
ment . ewpoc t officia!s-~-to-t:ap t.M
federal arti-crlme fund for close lo
$500,000 for the city's proposed "Elec·
tronic Protection System" (EPS).
The system would involve in-
stallation of from 12 to 18 remote-con-
trolled TV cameras at traffic and law
enforcement problem areas. The
ct•meras would be monitored at police
headquarters.
Arinc, Inc., a Santa Ana research
firm that bas been gathering date for
the EPS pro~ under a city contract,
next week will "probably" begin mak-
ing inquiries on the city'ts next step,
according to City Manager Har\.-ey L.
H Ltt' lburt.
He said among matters that must be
detennined ls whether the federal
anti-crime funds will be disseminated
by federal or state agen~res.-
Huriburt added that be hopes the ap-
plication for the EPS funds dot$ not
have to come before the City Council
until at leAt July. Arioc la6t. ran was
hired to prepare the application, which
must have final council approval
before it is sent oo to tbe appropriate
agencm.
"We may find out ts.ere is a reMOO
to ruab thia," 1aid.BurJbart. ''There
miJhl be IOIDI09I else lnllldJll I
similar ~ Biil l llCIPI Dot.
becauae or budget workJoad tfle ne:tt
few weeks is vuy blevy."
CdM Pilot ¥ts
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Plane Record
In Tokyo Flight
Capt. Jack Harvey, 48, for many
years a Corona del Mar resident and
Pan-American pilot, today landed bis
jet clipper at Los Angeles Interna-
tional Airport just 8 hours and 57
minutes after taking off from Tokyo.
The record run sliced 25 minutes off
t.ne previo us record for the flight.
The Pan Am clipper had an average
speed of 478 miles an hour for the
5.800-mlle flight. •
Harvey admitted to getting help
!rom a ~mile-an-hour tail wind in
establishing the new mark. The
prevloua best time for the Olgbt was 9
hours and 22 minutes. That mark was
set just a month ago.
Regular scheduled time for the
fllJiht Is JO hours and 10 minutes.
Capt. Harvey ls married and has
been a Pa-Am pilot for 26 years.
NEW YORK (AP) -Selective im-
provement took place beneath the
surface of a mixed stock market late
this afternoon. Trading wai active.
(See quotadoos, Pages 10-11).
Weatller
Thole May flowers'll be
blooming this weekend under
nn.ny skies and high dxtytsh
umperatures aJong the Orange
Coast. forecaster Jack Fruee
reports.
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PopPff P•I•
Torrey 13oultingbou~. 2'12, of Santa Ana Heights, bas a secret sh9 N'P~~ not !>inJ to tell anyOl)e, acept Charles Hunt, 1510 'ifl ..... ff:&~ Beach, mernl*r II W."'8ft..._ Pail•. "•
of the American Legion. Hunt. like hundredS of bis compatriot• in
the Legion and VFW, is selling poppies today and Saturday to raise
ftlnds for disabled military veterans and their survivors.
City Aides Still Eyeing
Bicycle Trail,s Network
By JEROME F. COLLINS
01 .... O.fly "'"' 51111
Ncwporl Beacb and Costa Mel>a city
aides are still on the trail of a bicycle
trails system for the Harbor Area.
But for the time ?elng, they're not
hot on the trail.
New,iort Parks Director CaJvin C.
stew.n explained that inter-city com·
Lido Isle Woman,
Two Others Heii·s
To $1.5 Million
. Lido Isle resident Mrs. Alice
Findley, great . granddaughter or a
man who helped~ Palm Springs
in 1884, today reported an out-of-court
settlement of his estate amounting to
Jl,5 million. 1
Mrs. Findley said tbat slle and other
heirs will r6ve $500,IXX> in addition
to t-w '500,000 tna.st3 set up un~er a
three-party trusteeship.
She Iden.Wied her great-grandfal~er as htwt Guthrie Mccanwn. who died
owning 1,000 acres of downtown PaJm
Spf!iogs >and. The estate w.aa valued at
.. miWoo in 196&, lhe said.
Mn. Finclley, 43-year-old mother of
four, Niel lhe broulht action against
the encutor of the Mt.ate, which has
given the heirs '500,000 more ttwi pro·
vided for in terms of 1 will ol another
of McCellmn's descendents.
The bulk of the estate will go the the
McOaUum Desert Foundation in Palm
Sprinp, she said.
mittee work on the year-old projet l
has bcl'n slowed by new munic1p;1l
budget work in oolh cii1es.
lie said Newport c i t y sla!fc1 ,
howe\·er, have met recenUy with
r e p r e s l' n l a l i v e s of sever:tl
homeowners' associations to discu~~
the bikeways network, which would
link Costa Mesa, Newport's many sub-
communities and the UCI area.
A few weeks ago Costa Mfsa of-
ficials visited Pasadena to view a
network of trails in that city, Stewart
reported.
He also noted the county's recent
decision to have 8.5 miles of bikeways
in lhe new regional Mile Square Park
al Fountain Valley. ''This is an en·
couraging new fact." said Slewl!rl.
"because the park will be just a fe w
blocks from the Santa Ana Rivi>r
channel and will connect with the pro·
posed harbor trails very nicely."
Stewart said as soon as city budgrl
sessions are out of the way, he expects
Newport and Costa Mesa staff com·
mitttts to return to their city coundli;
with recommendations for preeise
routes. •
Both councUs several months ag11
aps>roved the bicycle trails program
"m principle.''
The syatem would utilize existin1!
rights-of-way, trails in undevelopl'.I
areas and flood control channels.
Newport City Councilman DonaJd .\.
Mclnnb said at the councU's laf>l
session that the bl.leeways network ap·
pears to ba the only way to keep
b!cyclists rrom endangering their Jives
on the city streeta. Bicycling on thr
pubUc sidewalk it prohibited in both
cities.
Mcinn is commended a recent 0.\1
LY PILOT cditor1al using ste~d-up
action on U1e bicycle trails project. r
FBI Join-S Pro-he ·
Murder .Victim's Car in Miss.ouri
Uy BRUCE BENSON
Of Iii. O.lty fllltt Slllt
The missing white Thunderbird of
\orom1 del Mar murder victim George i-·. Ly one; was found abandoned Thurs·
d:iy in Springfield, Mo.
l'irwport Beach police asked the FBI
lo rnter the case and conduct lab tests
0·1 Lhr car.
Al lhe same time. police disclosed-
f111· lhe first time they have not ruled
out the possibility that more than one
person was involved in the slaying.
Recovery of the auto was the first
major break in the investigation since
it began.
Lyons. a 48-year-old bachelor1 was
found bludgeoned to death Monaay in
a bedroom of his modest bungalow
apartment.
The body was nmle, in a pool o(
blood, partially covered by a shttt.
The cause or death was listed as a
skull fracture.
Saddkback Setback
Seat Tax Passage
Victory for OCC
A reversal in Sacr8(1'lento Thursday
revived Orange Coast C o 11 e g e
District's hope of winning a seat tax
battle it had apparently lost with Sad-
dleback Junior College District.
1\ bill tllal would requirc~dleback
to pay $300 per transfer student 10
Orange Coast and other districts was
approved by an Assembly sub-
C1lmmillee on education.
Assemblyman Keruieth Cory to·
Garden Grove) engineered l h e
reversal by amending his earlier bill
"taken under submission" and COD·
ccde<l by OCC offie..is to be dead.
Thl' move came &S a surprise to Saddl~ck aod Or8llge Coast of·
'ats.
In amended form, the bill requires
new junior college districts to pay seal
tax to poorer dlstricts accepting
transfer stud ents. The key is which
district has the larger assessed valua-
tion per student. Saddleback is a richer dis1rict by
• this measure than Orange Coast.
Having passed the education sub·
committee of seven members, the bill
wUI nol go to the full Assembly edu.ca~.
tion committee of 16 members.
Another bearlng will be held. Both
Saddleback and Orange C o a s t
representatives were present at a
hearing a month :igo, but neither were
given notification of action Thursday.
Saddleback Supt. .Jack Roper today
l'Onceded it is legally 1wrmissible but
questioned whl'lhcr ii was proper to
amend a bill without public hearing.
"It's Cory's bill and we have trouble
following it," he said. ''It doesn't look
like there is much we can do."
Asked what passage of the bill would
mean for the new dlstrict, he said,
"'Jell, I suppose If they change the
law ... We are law abiding citizens. If
we have to pay seat tax we are not
going to go very fast with our pro·
gram. We can't do both." ·
I le said seat tax payments to
Orange Coast and 0U1er districts could
amount to '500.000 per year.
Orange Coasl Supt. Norman Watson
is out of town al a conference. OCC
Business Manager Col'TeUan Thomp-
son was surprised to learn of the As-
sembly subcommittee action. ··we
Wen! only hopeful," he said.
Trying lo foresee what income
Orange Coas~ could expect if the blll
passes, Thompson said:
"We have registered about 250 Sad-
New YMCA Office
Robbed of $380
Newport Beach police today were
searching for thieves who broke into
, the new offices of lhe Orange Coast
\'MCA and gol away with at least $380
tn cash and checks.
The crooks forced opened a side
gate, then smashed an office window
to gain entry.
Y director Rollen Brousard said n
metal fili ng cabinet was prlt'd open
and a comblnatlon IO<'k was broken.
dleback students so far. Let's say we
end up with 500. That would mean
$150,000."
Roper said he still would like to see
a bill where the state picks up the tab.
''That way l\'e Clocal districts) could
keep from pointing rifles al each
oti'er," he remarked.
Bombers Hit
Reds Crossing
From Laos
SA IGON (AP) Wavrs of
America·s bjggesl bombers kept ur1
one of the most concentrated satura-
tjon attacks of the war today against
North Vietnamese troops reported
crossing from Laos into the center of
South Vietnam. The intensilied air
campaign was aimed at stopping any
major enemy thrust across the coun·
try.
In 10 missions Thursday and today,
at least 30 Air Force B52 bombers
rainPd nearly 1.000 tons of explosives
a1ong enemy areas near the junction
of the bo;ders of Sou th Vietnam, Laos
and Cambodia.
While the pressurl' mounted in the
central highlands, U. S. Marines just
below the demiUlarized zone reported
203 North Vietnamese killed in a
savage two-<lay b a t t l e • The
Leathernecks said 23 of their men
were killed and 86 wounded in the ac-
tion Wednesday and Thursday two
miles northeast of Con Thlen.
Bombing of the central highlands
wa s stepped up after North Viet-
namese troops were reported crossing
over the Laotian frontier in force. U.
S. intelligence officers in the field said
U1c Communist command might try to
grab a large chunk or South Vietnam's
central plateau to pul more teeth into
its demands at the Paris peace talks.
Detective Sergeant Kl'n Thomrson
said he and fellow investigators wetc
prepared today to Oy to SpringCield.
He said It was possible more than one
person had a hand in the slaying, but
declined to elaborate.
No motive has been fixed yet in the
murder.
Thompson said the i-·sr was called
into the investigation on the basis of
California's Dyer Act which makes it
(Sec MURDER, l'age 2)
'No Deals
Says Gene
From News Services
With the McCarthy camp mounting
its strongest attack to date agalnst the
Kennedy forces, a stop·Hu mphrey
coalition today appeared to be an au
but impossible development in the Or·
egon pr~idential primtry.
Sen. Robcrl F. Kennedy Thursday
renewed hi~ call for a united front to
torpedo Vice President Hubert H.
I lumphrey's presidential bid. But even
as he spoke Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy
was reiterating he would "offer no
deals. accept no deals."
McCarthy, stump i n g California
briefly before returning for Oregon
campaigning today. took note o{
placards Los Angeles supporters W&V·
t'd reJding: "Bobby's got the bread,
Gene·s .t?ot the head." ·
.. E\'cry place I go someone asks
'when are you going to surrender?' "
he said. "l don't bavr in mind a sur-
rendP r. Even if. r did, my troops
wou!dn ·1 surrl'nder."
Jn Portland Kennedy's campaign
team suffered an attack of nerves
because of reports that mi:my Oregon
Democrats are still in the ''undecided"
class and that hostile labor movement
activity may damage their candidate.
With the Oregon pr e s i de n ti a 1
primary just four days away, Kennedy
workers were reported llnding,.about
30 percent of the stme's Democrats in
an uncom1nltted status.
Kennedy. who has cl e r l' a I c d
J\trC:mhy iin two recent prim:iric•.
races the Mirncsotan a li1i1 cl time 111
Oregon Tut'Sd<1y. Prcsidl'nt .Johnson 's
name also is on the Drmocralic ballot
because he announced he would not
seek reelection too late for it to bo
removed.
The labor pitch against Kennedy is
being mz.de Jn an odd way. George
Brown, AFL-CIO state political direc·
tor. said il was aimed at pulling a pro-
Johnson vote to show support for the
Presiden t in Vietnam peace negotia·
lions.
In Atlanta New York Gov. Nelson
Rockefellel' delivered a double-bar·
reled attack against Kennedy and
Richard M. NLxon tod&y, saying •·we
cannot be double-talked into national
unity by Democrats or Republicans."
Airport Foe BalkS ·at Tax
WIDlalD Bsria of Newport Beech
9**8 be tau ftlUl'ld out a way to con·
vtnce U. 80G'Cl ol Supervisors to b1Jt srowtb •t Orange County Airp<)rt:
"I've served notice on tbtm that
uplell 101De ection ls taken t won't ~1 my c.'OUDty tues for tho MJt
fitea\ ,...... .
JWril, who lives west ol the Upper BaJ at JOU Ancbor Way, amou.nced
bia tnt.ltion It 1 riUy of airport toes
.
Wednetciay nlgbt. Cloee to 1,000 people
attending the rally at Coron1 deJ Mar
Hlgh School cheertd the dllclotun.
The county tax bHl becomes delin-
quent Ott. 10. There ls a 6 percent
penalty afterwards. Hanis sa.ld that
the county "can't touch your property
unUJ at least five years after the tait Is
due.·· ·
He urgtd his listeners:
"Don't send in ywr t.uu·untJ.I at
l6ut the morning ol the 10th."
. Newport Beach City Councilman
a.rt ~elton, who heard Harris'
n.marka saJd afterwards:
"I hope he amends his complaint to
PIY hlt city tAxes, because they're in·
eluded In the county tax bUI."
Hania lattt tokl the DAILY PILOT
he did indeed Intend to pay hla city wu.
Ambulan~ attendant and Calllornla Highway Patrol officer hover
over Edward Quinn, 61, of 303 Via Lido Nord, Newport Beach, after
his car apparently went out of control northbound on Newport Free-wn about 7 p.m. Thursday, slanted down hillside and rolled over
into flood control channel. Quinn, who was apparently thrown oui
of car by impact is "under oblervation" in Orange County Med.leaf;.
Center today tor stun injuries. '
I
J DAILY PILOT .. f rid.ly, May 24, 1968
North Viet
Says U.S. __ Livi~g Viele Copter Diauier Wi&A ~ixed Emotiom
Trapcly never waits foe a baby alt-~ Occuwit~ Mlet v.. fnm ai ...re. 1tatloa ow.aer~a .._ .L mns
Hikes War
PARIS CAP) -North Vietnam ac·
cused the United States today of in·
tensifying the ~.ar in both North and
South Vietnam despite the fact that "it
speaks a great deal about peace and
negotiations for peace." _ _
The verbal attack on the United
States came from a spoke&man from
Ambassador Xuan Thuy in Paris
shortly after Premier Ph~ Van Dong
on Hanoi claimed the .Viet Cong forces
in South Vietnam bad 9Cored great
victories over allied troops.
Dong said Thuy would stand firm at
Paris on his government's terms for
peace. This could apply. both to long·
range settlement issues and to the im-
mediate deadlock ln the Paris talks
over ending the U. S. bombing of
North Vietnam.
It cou ld exclude decisively any de·
escalation by North Vietnam in order
to get an end of bombing, but It could
also be tough talk in general to cover
an eventual compromise.
So far as the United States was the
target, the attacks from . Hanoi a!1d
Paris presumably are designed to m·
_ crease world...public_opJnlM_ press!lre
on Washington to end the rest of the
bombing and other a~tacks on .~orth
Vietnam without exacting any military
scale-down from North Vietnam.
• "The U. S. begin.I to use weapons
which are condemned by the whole
·world including chemical poisons."
said Nguyen Thanh .Le. No;th ,Yiel·
namese spokesman 1" Paris. ~ou
know Ulat beainning JuJy 1 the United
Stat.es ls planning to use 10 million
gallons of toxic products in Vletna~."
The United States and North Viet-
nam are moving toward a showdown
on the issue of bombing the North, and
there Is no compromise in sight.
Each government Is expected to in·
creue ill pmsure on the other in the
meetings ahead, with the threat of a
breakdown-in the talks, a weapon both
are already usina.
U s officials say they believe that
N'orih 'vietnam's main aim ts still to
· wtn the war by coordinated action on
three fronts -trying to undermine the
U. &.·supported aovarnment in Saigon,
pl"essing the United States for con·
ce11ion1 In the Paris talks1 and atriv· int for new military victories ln South
Vietnam.
Westminster
Couplt! Sentenced
For Perversion
A Wt1tmiMter man And his wife,
convicted ol a long llat of tex crimea
agalnlt children, have been eentenced
Wednesday to at.IM priton.
Wllllam 0 . Mettler, 33, hi.a wife.
Elearur 34, were given concurrent
sentenm on count• o£ furnilhing
marijuana to minor1 and 1ex perver·
sion. They were conv icled last January
following a Grand Jury indictment
cbarJing them with operating ~ex
parties in their home at 9461 Jenrrtch
Ave. and edicing children to attend
the orgies.
'tile '!Ull'CotiCS conviction B leD•
tence bmded down Wednesday carries
a penalty of 10 yeara to Uf e. Mn. Mel·
Uer lJ now terVing a prilon term for
8eeond <tecree murder in Los Angeles
County.
The convicted couple failed to ap-
pear for their sentencing scheduled for
Feb. 8.
Orange County law enforcement. oi· fi~rs after a three months search
recently found Meuler in the Los
Angeles County Jail awa.iilioi trial on
an auto theft char.ge and Ilia wife in
state prison for violation of pttole in·
voJving a murder conviction.
DAILY PILOT
DAIL 'I' ,.LOT l'Mlt IW A111MH' R. VlllMI
11r. • Los Angelet ty Coroner'• te9Ce folded over• breut-wandered up.
Tbt ·JJving must always ,..._ squeezed =a barricade of M"ol "Tbey ,,.... no one got. qut?" she mound deatn and d11uter .• u though cars, as cJe t lifted a ~ biriler uted:
to be reassured that despite dull jobs, to let it pua. "I remember when those two big
bad breaks and bills due next week, Still, crowdi gathered aloog Alon· planes collided and landed on the
this ls their lucky day. dra Boulevard -watchlat wttbout' aherlff'• itation in Norwalk rilht.near
Others are dead and they are alive. being able to aee -aa thole wboae job our house," she said1 "we bad to shut
Sightseers jammed the area sur-it ts gatbe\'eCf up the buddlecS remalnJ the windOws and burn rags to keep the
rounding tbe tragic, blackened spot of 23 persons. • smell out." .
where Los Angeles Airway1 FUg~t 841 One man !hose face showed nothing ''l'm sorry peiople, move to the other
ended, until emergr'" finally but tbe atrain. of bil burdo cal'rltd a side 0; the street ,, said a deputy to a ro?Wt olf the neigh · · bW-wrapped body crouched rilid-pail of ~en ind a man all three
f.}feep it moving, , ~p)t mov· 11 ta tbtJ!tiljlOtitioa of a beby ID lbe eany1ng ..UQ.y ..-inlants. vaapped in t.ng, th1S ts a reltrlcted area. •omb. blanbta.
The night-long repeUtloo became a J{uman bocn. do tbll wbn burned Tr d ,.. .. its for a baby alt· grotesque rtquiem chanted to tbe to death. age Y Dever ....
ritual swing of red·Upped flubllitltl Waltinl betdde a ~ full of hlY• ter. .
and the plnk nicker of burnlq flares. mundabi1 t.iUw con, a llllow, Generators feeding ~ghta w~ich .. ,,....., · · llt the scene like a b1Zarre carruval
Despite ObJeetloas .
Board Member, Teacher . . .
To Attend Phonics Meet
lt won't plean the board pre1ident
or the superintendent, but Newport·
Mesa Unified School District will "nd
a board member and probably a
reading teacher to a conference on
bummed. as WQrkers in stained rubber
gloves brought out more of the neaUy·
packaged corpses. ·
Laughter could be heard belilnd the
frollt ranks .. of sighfieera Jamming the
boulevard in front of catering service
plants and small manufacturin' firms.
"Hey man, move it, you can't park
on the lot," yelled a young eervlce
station attendant who h&JI witnessed
the last seconds aloft of the big
helicopter.
"Who says? man , I'll park here U 1
want to. You don't mean nothing to
me," said a youth who locked his car
and started off toward the eerie ll1bts
of the cruh scene.
An entire family, b r in & l n g
youngsters in pajamu and bathrobes,
Otte to Grow Ota --photti'-.------.as though ouUor a..dri'ie·ln.Jnov:ie. bur· F p J ried by and one lltUe girl scuffed her
Southeast Asia-bound Seaman Apprentice Bob Farrell, 18, gives one
to grow on and gets one to go on Thursday, althol.tgh sister Julie, 4,
had to reach for It. She'll be bigger when the Navy man returns
home to 2537 Greenbriar Lane. Costa Mesa. Farrell, a signalman
trainee, is on his way to Japan today lo join the aircraft carrier
USS Bennington, a Long Beach-based ship to wh~ch 'his uncle was
assigned 15 years ago.
2 Widows Ge~ $190,000
In Road Crash Damag_es
The widows of two Santa Ana
Marines were awarded a total of
$190.000 Thursda y for the deaths of
their husbands in a spectacular 14·
car crash on Highway 101 's "Slaughter
Alley" two years ago which took the
lives of seven persons.
The judgments were among a
package totaling $207 ,000 awarded by
a Los Angeles Superior Court after a
14·day trial. The si x·man, six-woman
jury deliberated more th an three days
before returning the verdlct against
the Webster Tank Truck Service.
started when Igo's Webster truck col·
lided with a gasoline tank truck owned
by Merrill E. Erskine. Erskine was
awarded $15,595 for the loss of hi•
vehicle.
The crash. in heavy fog, produced a
5.000-car traffic Ueup which stretched
virtually from Oceanaide to the Or·
angc County line.
Johnson ·Budgets
$285,000 Funds
Donald Strauss, • board president,
said this week he doesn 't think it ls
right for board member Roderick
MacMllllan to llttend.
Supt. Leland Newcomer pve his
view:
"I wouldn't go if it waa the lalt con·'-
ference on earth."
Strauss aod Newcomer are agaiilst
attendance at tbe conference July 31
in San Francisco fOf dlflerent reaeons.
"Instructional methoda do not fall
within the policy-maklnt function of a
school board m•mber," Strauss
argued. "We should count on the ataff
for instruction expertiae."
MacMllllan countered that he can
use the exposure "to fortify himself to
sell-t-Oe people..'' -
Other trustees concurred t h e y
should attend inltructlonal metbod
conferences to make themselves more
effective board members.
Newcomer said he doean't like the
way State Supt. of Public Inetructlon
Max Rafferty pushed the conference.
He said he resents very much a let-
ter sent out by Rafferty urging at-
tendance at the Reading Reform
Foundation conference. It is a com·
merclally profitable affair and it
emphasizes only one rea<llng technl·
que -phonics, be ~Id.
He said he considers Rafferty's
plugging of the c o n f e r e n c e in·
appropriate and his letter offensive.
However, new Supt. William Cun-
ningham. who will soon succeed
Mrs. Marie Owens. 21. was given
$125.000 for the death of hel' husband,
PFC Dennis Lee Owens, also 21. M.rs.
Dorothy Mougianes was awarded
$65,000 for the death of her husband SI
Sgt. Andrew Mougalnes. 35. F E • eo· Newcomer, said: or ros1on sts ··1 don't necessarily agree with the
Other judgments Included 812,000 to
Marine PFC Glenn Anderson and
$5,000 to Henry F. Wallace.-Mrs. John
K. Igo, widow of the truck driver in·
volved in the fiery crash, sued Ior
$400,000 but was not awarded any
damages.
The tragedy occurred Feb. 21, 1966.
on a section ot Highway 101 between
Camp Pendleton and Oceanside ap·
propriately dubbed "Slaughter Alley."
Poli.ce said the chain reaction crash
Yo~hs Stopped
For Speed, Face
Burglary Cha1·ge
.A .trio of Laguna Beach yoUths stop·
ped for speeding through Corona del
Mar late Thursday were held on suspl·
cion o£ burglary today. after police
found a quantity of money in their car.
Costa Mesa police took custody of
the three and booked them in con·
nection wlih the burglary of $212 from
Ken Ross UghUng, 1510 Newport
Blvd., Costa Mesa, a abort time
before.
They were Identified as Leslie M.
Barnes, 18, and Dennis M. Moran, 18.
botb of 1289 S. Coast Highway, and
Ruben Reyna, 21, of 560 Bluebird Can-
yon Drive. Traffic patrolmen Who stopped their
1952 sedan abouMIOO 1ud1 east of
Newpon Beach city Umlts, outside
Corona dtl Mar, 1aAd they found cash
and a crude hypodmnic needle in the car.
Police said questioning of Barnes,
Miran ·•nd Reyna connected them
with the Cotta Mesa burglary, where a
Wlndow w11 1muhed met the cash
duwtr emptied ..
Preeident JobQatn ti.as included
$285,()® in his 19911, budget proposals
for costs inC\OTed in the erosion pro-
blems ol Weetern Newport Beach.
The announcement was made in
Wash in gt-on by the office of Con.
gressmart James B. Utt (R·Santa
Anal.
The proposed sum would permit tihc
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers to pay
past bills and meet future com·
mitments for eroeion control stretch-ing from West Newport to Surfside.
Pait of the money would go to the
California st.ate treasury. The state
awuded an tm4J'gency Joan to the Co~s last fall when high tides and a
receding beach · threatened. do~e)l$ of
West Newport homeJ and public im· provementa.
flArbor District Director Kenneth
Sampson saJd the proposed $'i85,000
federal expenditure -now under con-
gressional study -represents about
what the Cofps had budgeted for its work.
Co~ty f\ppoints
Trio to Board
I Former Newport Beach mayor
James B. St-Oddard of Corona del Mar
and two ot·hers were appointed
Wednesday to the county's new Air
Pollution Control Hearing Board.
Appointed by Orange C o u n t y
supervisors to serve with Stoddard
who was given a three-year term:
were Rodger Howell. Santa Ana at-
torney, two years, and George F.
Holden, Anaheim attorney and former
t.Ustrict attorney and county counsel, one year.
Tbe board will hear complaints trom
those cited under the county 's new
"tough" alr poUution law. adopted in .January.
tone of the letter, but I would very
much Uke to have a reading teacher
attend. We are always open to new
ideas."
Cunningham earlier had backed
Earthqua~e Hits
CHRISTCHURCH, New Z e a 1 a n d
(UPI) -An earthquake so strong it
shilled bridges and knocked a train
from Its tracks rumbled down the west
coast of New Zealand today.
r
,.... .,e fluffy, rabbit-face slipper• in the
powdery dust. _MURDER •••
a federal offense to transport a stolen
car across state 11De1.
In a DAILY PILOT telephone inter·
view, Springfield Detective Ueuten·
ant Ray Benton nld the recovered
car wa1 found on a parking lot of a
large motel.
He sald "several ftngerprtnta" were
llfted ftom the vehicle.
Benton reported no one 1t the Mia·
1ourl motel wu immediately able to
recall seeing the driver. He 1ald it
wa1 doubUul the unknown motorl1t
had cbecked Into a room.
"wttfiliiitlie person jUit ae -ff
there and abJndoned it."
Meanwhile, Newport pollce aald it
was po11lble the fingerprints would be
fed throuih the FBI's new computer
bank in Wa1hlngton. D.C.
In five days of leg work. detectives
have established that Lyons was a
quiet man who arrived In January in
the Harbor Area.
He had made several acquaintance.s
at bars in Lacuna Beach and Dana
Point, inc:ludlna the Barefoot Bar,
Green Lantern and Uttle Shrimp.
* * * Murder Victim's
Body Unclaimed
The body of slain Corona del Mar
resident George F. Lyons remained in
1tora1e today at Baltz Mortuary pen·
ding police permislion to releaae it for
still urischeduled funeral 1ervlces.
A mortuary spokesman said the re-
mains have not been claimed. Police
have been unable to locate any
'l'elatives. ·
Lyone waa found dead in his apart-
ment earlier th1a week. An in·
vestigation bu llj>rtad from Newport
Buch to Springfleld, Mo., where the
'1ctim'1 car was recovered Tbursd~y.
A coroner's deputy wu lifting a boot
with what appeared to be a man's
tower leg protruding from it for place·
ment with other bodily parts.
* * * FAA Probing
Burned Parts
Of H~licQpter
By ARTHUR Jl VINSEL
Of !tit DellY "let ""' Blackened bits of wreckage from the
worst commercial helicopter crash ln
history are being a.ssembled tod&y, as
experts seek a cause of the disaster
which killed 23 persons ln I Para·
mount corral Wednesday.
The Los Angeles Airways commuter
craft will be pteced together like a
glant Jia•saw puzzle in the Federal
AviatJion Agenc:t hangar at LoS
Angeles lntern&tlonal Airport.
Investigators for the F A A
meanwhile, issued a plea for residents
of the area surrounding Alondra
Boulevard and Minnesota Street to
turn over any other pieces of debris
they might find.
Parts of the 28-,passenger helicopter,
piloted by a Huntington Beach man,
rained down on the neighborhood as
the stricken craft tumbled to destruc·
tioo in a muddy dairy corral.
Flights of the helicopter airlines' re·
maining six choppers continued today.
despite a plea oy the Los Angieles
County Board of Supervi!ors for the
FAA to Issue a grounding order.
Tlfe li1g ne11~pters were ill u·
a mined by FAA technicians Thursday
morning, but went back into service
later, roarina over the Harbor Area to
the Newport.tr Inn Heliport. then off to
Anaheim.
Chair S,,ecia/
Truly •n exceptlon1I ch1ir
Yllue. AV1i11ble In • l1r9e
selection of f1brlc1 ancl vinyls.
Don't miss •n opportunity like
this.
~ IACH ••• RIO. 125. IACH
,.
Watching Step
Saves Money
AU burning is now banned wt.th the
exception or ltlat for agricultural
purposes and lhat must be done under
a permit on most days. IXCLUSM DULDS .0.: ... DON m-tmnMI
H DAYS NO WIWi -LONI• 1-AYAI AU ON Mf1I09 C191J
BeclUM NwPQl't Beac:h c l t y worau "*h thetr ate\), munldpal
cofrSI ,.... tmicbtd by $35,000 to-
dl7. The clty .received the twn M a
workmu's compensation fund rebate
from the state, Mayor D o r e e n MwlBall aid. Sbe explained that tbe
etty paya btto UM fund for accident in·
l\U'&ne:e coverare of Jta .employes.
~there are ltw or no acddents.
the dUW pt rtl\mdl. Mayor .Mar•b•ll . llO'*' . tbill ~wport'• rebete b
eqalYIJenl·to one and OGl'-balf c:entl on ~-1Urate.
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Irvine Students
Schedule Ball .
UC trvlne students 1ftn hold thelr
second annual PhUandet' Knox Far·
quar Memorial .Ball tonight.
One hundred eighty tlcbu bave
been sold to the affair at tht Nt•· porter Inn.
Philander Knox Farquar allt,.U,
11 the first man to brtng an ant.Mm
onto the Nortb American contineDL ,
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DAILY ''LOT 119ff .......
POSTER WINNRS -Henry W. Royster, • winner o ewport
Harbor SPEBSQSA chapier's ''Harmony in Maytime" concert poster
contest, examines second place winner submitted by Betsy Arnold,
16, before their handiwork was bung at Knott's Berry Farm.
Barber Slwp Quartets Set
For Huntington Festival
The good old summertime isn't quite
here yet, but bundle up your own
particular sweet Adeline for an even-
ing with-. ~ crN.m oL SoJJtbland
barber shop quartets Saturday in Hun-
tin~n Beach.
fhe Newport Harbor Chapter. Socie·
ty for the Preservation and En·
couragement of Barber Shop Quartet
Singing in America. will present the
Jlth Annual Parade of Quartets at II
p.m. in Hunti nglon·Bcach Hi gh School
Aoditorium.
Featllred performers f o r t h e
SPEBSQSA bill. title<! "Harmony ln
Maytime," will be the Sidewinden of
Riverside, 1964 international ch am-
pions. plus a number of other
Southland quartets.
The Five Ei~ht Four. current
Southern California Novice Cham·
pions. from the Newporl Harbor
chapter, will be fraturcd high on the
program.
Tenor is Dave Moris. bass is
Howard Solomon. lead Is Rollo West
and baritone is Carl Amend.a.
Other headliners will be the Man.hat·
ters of the South Bay area. billing
themselves as the second funniest
quartet perf ormlng. the Class Mates
Brea ~xplosion
Kills Dad of 9
A father of nine was killed Thursday
when he wa11 blown 40 feet by a boiler
expl1>sion al a Brea chemical plant.
Marvin A. Umberson Jr .. 45. of La
Habra died about an bour after being
taken to St. Jude Hospital in Fullerton .
Two other men were slightJy injured
in lhe blast.
Thr trio. all rated a~ top mechanics
were veteran employes nf the Coll ier
Carbon and Chemical Corp. of Brea.
They were doing a maintenance job
from a platform '-vhen a heat ex·
changer cover plate exploded.
of Orange, and the Santa Monica
Sweet. Adeline Chorus.
Extensive preparations have been
made for the annuaL song.Cest. in·
eluding a poster contest won by Hery
W. Royster, 18, of 1438 Serenade Ter·
race. Corona del Mar. and Betsy
Arnold. 16. of 2615 Redlands Drive,
Costa Mesa.
Both are Corona de! Mar Hi~h
School students. Royster received a
$.50 savings bond. while a $25 bond
went to Miss Arnold.
Many of the proceeds from SPEBS·
QSA appearances go to The Institute
of Logopedics. international service
project of the organization.
The institute. headquartered in
Wichita. Kan.. serves children who
cannot speak. The SPEBSQSA motto
is. "We sing thaL they shall speak."
Most recently, the Newport Harbor
chapter of the widely known organiza·
lion performed before members of the
Orange County Press Club.
Tickets for Saturday's concert will
be available at t:he door.
Bonnie, Clyde
Headstones Gone
DAI.LAS I AP) -Ronnie Parker
and Clydf' Barrow were ~unned down
:l4 year~ al{o Thursday. and thieves
seized upon the anniversary to steal
the bronze headstone from her grave
at Crown Hill cemetery.
Police said the headstone was stolen
from Barrow's gr .. ve last week.
Miss Parker and Barrow were the
mainstays or the Barrow gang. which
robbed numerous banks and killed a
number or people in the Southwest in
the 1930s.
Burl Avery. grounds keeJ)f'r al
Crown HUI. Hid Bonnie's 80-pound
head11t.one was In place when he left
Wednesday mght.
It's Long Spell
I
Press Shot Down Again by Girl
Bang !
That's lhe way a 13-yur·old
Fullerton junior high school student
sl1ot down the Orange County Press
Club at the second annual press vs.
student spelling bee Thursday night.
Uterally. Susan Lopez won the contest by
1pelling the word. '"onomatopeia." It
means formation of words m Imitation
ot natural sounds. such as ''buu, hiss,
bow wow". . .m-the "bang" with
whlch she blastPd hopes or represen•
tatlves of M>veral county newspepen
to 11w-vive the competition.
Dave Taylor of Orange County Ne•~
Service was the press club·s hero. He
stood through 40 minutes of grueJtna
competition before tht 13-year-old 1tu·
dent ootspelled hlm and wa1 t.M lalt
member of the pres~ club ldt facln~
the cballengtr Whee be •M spelled
down. MW LopH. daupter of Mr. and Mn. Robttt Lopn and a student at
lAdtra Vista Junior High Stbool,
dtfeatad all comers in 1 eoona,wide
lbld.enta' spelling bee three weeks a~o
to earn the opportunity to chlllenre
the press club. Vick Kn ight. uslltant \ 1uperln·
tendent of the Placentia Unilltd School
Olltrlct. wu In char~ nl the student~·
·apelllni bee and allo helped ana.np
tbe eecond annual pre club coatMt. Kaifht "'II nulmUtf'f for tt'A COD·
t ~t Ole pre• elub'a Saddle~ck tnn
""'·
headquarter11 in Santa Ana. Pres11
clobber Ray Rhoads was program
chairman.
Toppled in the first round of com·
petition was Donald Angel nf tht
'Orange Cou nty edition, Los Angeles
Times. He succumbed for the stc'OfMI
consecutive year to Ute woTd. "ac·
qu;ttal. ·• He spe!Jed it •lain as he had
Jast year. with only ON "t."
Willie Meers Of the LOs Anaet•
Henlct Examiner also went dOWll In
the lint round when he failed to tpell
''aJlegianct" Correctly.
Bob Ziebel at the FuUerton Da.ily
N~•• Tribune was tnocked out In Ute
11f!COnd round with "inveil)e."
Tht Register's Dnl'ftthea Bellisime.
f11nntr""fl la.t ,ear to 14-yearOJ\<: stu·
dent champ Lynflk Bucll:Der or
Fullerton, han• lri untJI the thin: round
when "conaolaeur· dwftped htlr.
Lyd.la Wilson ol tJw OrM&e County
EYeftlnc News 1arvlwd anvat more
roandl ., <••t:': before •• tM nm PHii CIU ~ drop oat ol the
conteal The word wtlicll toppled HJ' .... ''delltbade .••
Presa Club president + b ,, m a •
McCann of the DA tLY PILOT aurv1v· ec.t a few more NUnda before beln1
df'feated by u-e "Ord. "tec:vtdteon "
Then It. WU Taylor and Ole
challHStr. M!as Lopei.
Tbe atudfot · correctly 1 p t I I d
"onomatoptia" afttt Taylor failed to
and theft correctly • p • I l e d
''cruataceoloa" to clinch her vt~.
Demonstrators
Plan Outburst
At De Gaulle
PARIS CUPI) -1'housand11 o(
demonstrators today converged on
the center or Paris, the mother of
revolutions. for m a s s outbursts
against the Gaullist regime timed to
coincide with an address to the na·
Uon by President Charles de Gaulle.
Tbe demonstrators Ignored official
warnings that extftmjsts will try ~o
cause violence •·until it no tonger..w1H
be controlled.''
Trucks rilled with blackbooted re-·
publican security guards. riot squads
and police in helmets to pr()tecl them
from cobblestones and bottles, drove
to positions ill the demOMtraUon area.
It was a brilliant sunny day. but the
city was in no mood for Paris in the
spring. Tension was in the air.
Confronted with a massive threat
to his 10-year-old regime. De Gaulle
held an urgent conference al the
Elysee Palace with Jnt.erior Mlnfater
Christian Fouchet, whose 30,000-man
Paris poUce force has been battling
rioters for more than three weeks.
Demonstrators,. mostly y~ths, walk·
ed. rode on bicycles or llitcb-hiked
from the suburbs to various rallying
points in Paris f« the demonstrations
called by student unions. and the Com·
munist.<fominated General Labor Con·
federation (CGT.)
Police prefect Maurice Grima ud.
who directed in person 1,300 gen·
darmes and police in Left Bank rlot-s
until dawn today. warned a hastily
convened morning news conference.
"we are confronted with a day of
heavy tension.·•
He said uncontrolled elements 1have
emerged in the streets of Pari~ tryint
to provoke violent clashes between
populace and police.
The interior minister echoed his
warning. Fouchet said, "we have re·
ceived unimpeach~ble information
that a certain number of armed ex·
tremists plan to use the coming
demonstrations to deliberately unJeash
violence. They hope that, once start·
ed. the escalation of violence can no
longer be controlled."
St~mped Out
Mailn1an's Love Life Brings Sack ..
"AN FRANCISCO IU PI) -The
mail always got through. It was just
Neal Mindel's love life that w~ied
po~tal authorities.
In £act. it disturbed them so much
that they fired the 21-year-old San
Francisco postal clerk. Laving with an
unwed woman, they said, was un-
becoming conduct for a U.S. Civil
Service employe.
"Why me ?" Mindel asked Thursday.
"Everyone says you shouldn't get
married too young. And l'm oruy 21."
The American Civil 1..iberties Union
agreed. 1t filed sui t to reinstate Mmdel
and attorneys said at a press con· fe~ence they would appeal to the U.S.
Supreme Court if necessary.
'\CLU attorney Marshall • Krause
said government regulations do not
make an employe's private lire of con·
cern to the government unless ·•ac·
companied by notoriety, scandal or
puhlic censure."
Mindel. bearded and bushy-haired.
said his private life came under
scrutiny shortJy after he went to work fn~ the post office in January, 1967. He
was fired 13 months later.
The firing was upheld by the board
or appeals and review of the Civil
Ser vice Commission which remarked:
" ... regardless of lowered morlH co n·
durr and standards in some isolated
areas of our society ... appellant is not
q1:alified as suitable for federal employmcnl .''
McGhec Sworn In
As Roving Envoy
WASH I 1G1'0N I UPI) -George C.
McGhet was i;wom in today as U.S.
ambc;"SSador-at-large afteT fi ve years
as lhf' Amrrican cnvo1 to West
Germany.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk ad·
mi.nistereo' lht oath l"I a State Deparl ·
menl ceremony and We'lcomed back
McGhee, whom he described as a
"slrong right arm."
'WHY PICK ON ME'
S•clced Clerk NHI "\inclel
.
Drug Rap Jails
Daniels' Son
HOLLYWOOD (UP I) -Si nger Billy
Daniels' 23-year-old son. Virgil, was
arrested early today on suspicion of
possession or marijuana.
Ht wa!i taken into custody after he
came up lo the sheriff~ deputiefi
preparing to tow away an illegally
parked car on lhe sunset strip.
l">eputies said Daniels told them he
owned thf' vehicle and began going
lhrouf.?h his pockets looking for his
registration certificate.
Deputies said he aUeJ?edly pulled
out, among other things. a clear
plastic bag containing marij1.tana .
041LV PILOT 3
PSA Requests
More Routes
To Southland
Pacific Southwe11t Airlines. wbicb
already has a~ application pending ror
Or31\ge County service to Sacramento
and Sall Francisco, today is pustiing a
bid for additional expansion ol service.
PSA President .I. F'loyd Andre~s
said the aiirline has applied to Ure
Oalitornia Public Utilit1e11 Commiuion
fur afr routes to connect Loog Beach
witn San Diegci, San Jose. San Fran·
cisco, Oak lan<I and Sacramento. • "Jo'reewey traffic an<1 cQngestion,
parking diHicullies and extell6ive tune
delays are creating p r o b I e m s
throughout the United States for
residents who must commute from
neig'hboring communities to our in·
ternatiooat airports." said Andrews.
"PSA feels ooe step for Califorma
public convenience is to provi~ air
service diJ'ect lo the communities ad·
j.aceot to oor major ports.
'"Long Beach is an integraJ part of
PSA 's <kvel~ment program fOr the
Greater Los Angeles area.'' Andrews
concluded. ·•
Applications are before ttie PUC for
air routes from Hollywood-Burbank to
San Jose. and Oakland by PSA..a,.....,........._ ___ _
as PSA Orange County service to
~acramento via San Francisco, and to
the state captal, Bey Area and San
Diego lhrougta Long Beacti Airport.
PSA presently operates t w G
Lockheed Electra jets. eight Boeiftg
727·100 jets, five Boeini 727-200 jets
and two Douglas DC9 jets.
On order are four Boeing 7',fl's
which are scheduled ror delivery by
~he end or 1968. and eight additional
727-200 ai~Ndt whoh will be dellvered
during 1969.
It was obvious the government ex-
pected new violence both from the
anti-Gaullisi-students and from "'ome
cif the 8 to 10 million workers out on
~trike in France's worst social and
tconomic crisis since World War II.
Judge Exonerates Defender's Staff
Labor Organizer Held
LAS VEGAS (UPI) -Nevada labor
organizer Tom Hanley has been ar-
rested on a charge of robbing and
beatrng the owneT of a l.:as Vegas
sheet meta4 firm.
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Three memher~ nf the Orange Coun-
ty Public defender's staff. facing con-
tempt charge11 for previow;.Jy refusing
lo testi£y before the Grand .Jury.
Thursday did testify and JudJ?e
Samuel Dreizen le1 them off the hook .
.John "James" Bond, 8 er n a rd
Nnvember and Lawrence Buckley had
been cited for conlempt ror refusing to
answer questions last month in a
probe into the entangled Robert E. LeP
murder casP.
They had balked at testifying before
the Grand .Jury on the ground1i lhat
communications between them and
t h e i r former client. Lee, were
privile"ed. and that to answer would
be prejudicial to Lee's upcoming trial.
District Attorney Cf¢J Hieb said
such a slaod was "ridic!ulous."
Lee . 46, of Montebello hlces trial for
the March 9 brutal beating ol Mrs.
Marie Siuro, 44. or La Habra. who still
lies in a coma at Orange County
Medical Center.
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CHICK IVERSON saved a business111an
almost $67.00 cash ••• every month
This is not such a ridiculous story!
This businessman bought a WI from Chick Iverson be·
cause he needed a. car to pop around the area in. He
made numerollS local calls and occasionally trips to
areas outside his territory. He realized almost immedi·
ately that he was saving quite a bit of cash every month
just on his ~as bills alone over the gas consumption of
his other car In comparison to his olher car he was sav·
Ing about .$67.00 cash every month over a frve year
period.
If you are a businessman who would like lo cul down on'
some consistent costs and enjoy more profit, then the
man to see is Chick Iverson . He can show you that by
buying 1 VW 10'.I c1n save qui te a bit of money every
1in1le mo nth on such things as purchase price, saso·
line, tires, inllf'ISt on payments, license plates, repairs,
•nd on ind on Ind on.
If you want to enjoy instant economy ...,ery month, call
ChlcJ( Iverson on the Peninsul• for your free comparison
ind see how much you can save. lt'J not so r.idiculOU$
• when you can UVt money like th1t every month.
Ch1tk Iverson la the Htrbor area's only author• WI
ind Porsche dleler.
Authorized for your protection.
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DAILY PILOT
. tC:-W W ... Dellr Pleil atlffl
Patrolman WllU.m C. Thiede,
of Colorado Spring•. recently tick:
eted a. father orseven for driving
with an expired tem~rary drivers
permit. When the man was fined
$10, Thied,es also paid the bill. The
officer explained be thought the
motorist (.Ould better us& the m9n-
ey to buy food for bis yotmgsters. •
Lorraine Hall, 24, of Melbourne, Aus·
tralia, holding her A UJtralian pass·
port, w<.mts to gd married, df!spf!r-
ately. She's 10 de~ate, in fact, she's
prepared to pay a man $120 to mar·
ry her so she can stay in Britain
and further heT film caTeer. Lorraine
has been in Britain lince 1965 and
b.as_b~f:ssjon to renew
her passport. The man she marries
•must also want a divorce. ''I 'd leave ! him ;ust as soon as the knot u tied."
sht said. "The grounds for divorce
would bt non·consummation of mar·
riage." · • Mrs. Rebecca Fordyce, 93, of
Waynesburg, Pa .. died this. week
l1>avinl"! 134 direct descendants.
Mrs. Fordyce had six aons, five
daughters. 43 grandchildren, 75
r,reat.-grandchildren, and six great· ~reat;grandchjldren. Ver husband.
J~:eph. died three years ago at
t:10 age of 104. • Sheriff John, host of a Holly·
wood television children's show, is
trying to solve a real case today.
Someone stole the fake birthday
cake . that the sheriff, whose real
name is John Rovlk, has used for
the past 15 years to wish the fol·
lowers of bis "Lunch Brigade'•
program a happy birthday. •
Police seeking a -description
of a gunman who robbed a Mi·
ami loan company of $250 wert
told that the bandit wore no 1
socks and had white spots on
his ankles.
• Mrs. Doris Caldwell, of Junction
City. Kansas. offered to have her
husband report for jury duty, as
ordered by the court. if Geary
County would make arrangements
and pay the usual transportation
allowance. But the district court
clerk refused. Mrs. Caldwell's hus·
band, Sgt. Howard G. Caldwell, is
serving wi th the Army in Vietnam.
Mom Detaie• Killing
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Love Life B'ared
Besu_r:reelloD f;ity Flooded
Poor Marchers Quit Muddy Camp for .. Churche1
In Murder Trial
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The poor
people's marctiers began· e~cuating
Resurrection City today a.s fteady
rains drenched their camp site tumin1
NEW YORK (UPI) -A jammed
~m Tbundly heard murder ~t Allot Crimmins aclmJt to a
number of illicit love affairs bot dtny
she tokl a lover ebe had killed her
daughter.
The pretty i;edbaired-f o-t mer
cocktail waitregs was frequently in
tears during her lengthy questioning
by I Assistant Di.striot Atty. Anthony
Lombardino. Mrs. Crimmins is cbarg·
ed-with &trangllng her 4-year·o1d
daugtiter, Alice Marie.
The }over, Joseph Rcrecb. wtified .
earlier that during a rootlet tryst Mrs.
Crimmins had said to him, "Joseph.
please ftlll'give me. I killed her."
On Thunde')', questioned by Lorn·
bardino about the alleged statement,
Mes. Crimmins, lips trembling and
ears in her eyes, replied: "Never,
never."
' SAME REPLY
This was the same reply she gave
earlier ~r questioning by her at·
torney Milton &won.
At that time Mrs. Crimmins also
disputed Rorecb's t e st i m ct 11 y
regarding bis deep afiectfon for her
and indicated t1le Long _ _lt\end COO·
tractor may have t>een -jealous
because me was dating other men.
She said Rorech. a married father of
seven, had asked her to merry him
it into a semi-swamp of mud. •
but she refused.
She answered "Yes" when llked if
Rorech. a one time MatpeCt bl th•
case. had ever suggeeted lhe ba'Ve bis
child.
Inhabitants began gathering their
belongings at mid-mornJng to move
from the A·frame shelter• to '*1by
churches. The rainy weat,.,r be&an
Thursday night and COll(iJl\led in.to to-
day. · . · • '
Mrs. Crimmins wn... excued from
the witness st.and at 5 p.m. after five
and a half hours of direct and crou·
examiINltion, Th~ trial was adjourned
The-evacuation was ~ted to be
temporary with the mfrcliers ,.etu.rn· ing to Resurrection City When better
weather prevails. An estimated 2,000
fnarchers were being sheltered there.
until today. ~ ·
Alice Marie's body WU found in •
vacant lot near Ml'I. Crimmlm: Kew
Gardens Quee.ns home on July 14,
1965, and one week later the bod:J of
Mrs. Crimmi..DS' otber chlld. 5-)'lllC.-old
Edmund Jr.. wu found in FIUlhJnt
Meadow Part. Hia· bodf wae to 14 decomposed th.t· CllU8e ol death wu .
never ~rtained and Mn. Crinunfnl
was chc:rged only with her dao&Mer'• l
death. f
NOT RECONCILED
~ children's fatber, Edmund, bad
been teparated from bia wife at, u.t
time of the allefed slaying but tbe ~ ...
pie bas aince reconciled and be bu ..
taken the witnees stand in ber bebaif. '•
The pr01eCUtion has maintained tbat
a sutt"by Crimminrforcmt.ody ot1lw
children hoo prompt.ed Mr1. Crlmmlpl
to tell her lover, Rorech, the would
"rather see her dhlldnll dead" than r
give tbem up.
Mrs. Crimmins ha denied 1he ever ~
made the statement. , •
A spokesman for the poverty
dernonatraton atlmated that u m1111
as llO pel'Clllt of tbe poor peop1f
camped to tbe lhadow of tbe U6colD
Memorial had lndlcatecl they waated
to leave the mudd7 ~.
With the mud pkle deep around
their ahelters, tbe camplitnen bepa
movin1 out in aut.ol. A number ol
them Cllried their -.beloalinP ba their
ll'llll.
An ometal "' the Southern Cbriltlaa ~Conference laid the people . evaeuatei from the camp woUld be t:: !=~typhoid and
He ..rd they would. not return to
tta~ectioa City until .-.nl could be
broupt la to p1ve the streets and
aDey.1 •
. A camp vlstor, former Californ.t.
Gov. EdblUJld G. Brown. bad urced
tbal tbe lite be abandoned.
• 'Tblre ii real danger here of
1ictDMI and dllelM," Brown ticild ·newllDID. "Wblrever these, people
came IJ'om, tbla I.a worse."
Leaden said the evacuation pro-
blem would llOt disrupt plane for con-
tiqentl Of the poor to return to Oll*.ol Hill where 18 of them were ar·
ruted Thund.ly fOr defying police
orders to at.QI> sinlinl and pru•m1.
• They vowed to continue public demomtra~om "regardlea ti rain,.,,
mud .or peddywagona."
...... ~ Federal Jury
Views Movies
In Spock Case
At every point dwinc lie ·teltimclay J
Thursday. spectaton leaned ,.,,..d t... ·
not to miss my of the ~.
Lombardino brought up the a....
of 11 men in tua examinatioa oi Mn.
Crimminl' love lite, iDcluclint a
neiPhorbood bl1ber.
So littie upkeep, you can keep up two.
BOSTON (AP ) -Television fiJms of
Dr. Benjamin Spock standing on the
steps-at-the J.UJtice -Deparimen
building ln Washington. exhorting
young men to continue resisting the
draft, have been shown to a federal
jury trying the pediatrician and four
others on antidraft charges.
Asked if me hMt ever bad tesual
relations witti tb• barber ID bis car
behind the barbe!' lhop, Mn. Crim·
miDs smiled and said: "I don't ~ve
in that."
Judge Instructs
Jury Concerning
$2. Million Suit
"Remember. the greateet weapon
the government has is division and we
must not attack each othe!', we must
stick together,'' Spock was heard to
say in the film of an anti$'aft rally last Oct. 20. NEW YORK (UPI) -The 0 1n.l1Uon
Also seen and heard in ~· fllms pro· defamlltion tu1l ~t bJ fwmer
jected Thursday was another defen-Sen. Ban')' GeldWater apbilt 1llil
dant. Yale Chaplain WllHarn Sloane def1B1Ct magazine Fa c t and, ltJ
Coffin Jr .• 43. . pubttlber Ralph GiDlbe~g we11t to lJ•
Oft trial with the 6.5-year-old baby JGry today.
doctor and Coffin are MJtcheU Good· Federal Judge Harold R. Ryler Jr.,
man. 44, a New York writer an(_ submlted ttle CMe to ~ nine.-man
teacher: Marcus Raskin. 33, a ~woman panel tilter a 45-mbt~te
Washington reeearch directer· md chart• in which be outlined the basics
Michael Ferber 23 a graduate stu. of the JI da,r trial. The judge defined
dent at Harvard: Ari are ctiar&ed with "acutal mallcl 19 Powledge that the
conspiring to counsel, aid and abet ltatemlllta ,... flille. or were printed
Young Americana to evade and avoid With~ dllrtllrd u te whether they ..,.. falM ar &\if." the draft. Ht polnte4 out tbllt the barden of . The government contends that char-· proof ,..... an the p l a l n t i f f
mg t~e rallr., Coffin, Spock, Goodman. (Goldwater) and added·
Raskin and others attempted to hand "Statementl tram ~source
over a briefcase conta~g 185 draft no matter bow reljlectablt, is in~
cards and 172 clu!iflcati.!>n cards to sufficient to Mtabllab defeftM.111 a libel John McDonough, an 11slst.ailf eputj suit " ~· S. attorney 1ener~l, at a meetin1 The judp followed tbla up by stating ·~side the building 1n ~ deliberate "It's no defense in ltlelf to M.1 that
Vtolatl?ft ~ Sele<tlve Servtct laws. the defeadlntl beUeYld u..n true
The incident ls one of several upon He u-outliDld the "itinp"
which the 1ovemment bued its m. a;.inat QoktwMlr. He aoted the
dlctmentl .,.U.t h defendants, who maps1111 bad llblJecl blm Immoral
face nv.1ear prilon terms and and amarll, a llomaluull, qwtioned
'10.000 f.lnea if convicted. hil JnlDbood .U.l'd bl ,... emo-
Spoct's remaru durlnt t b • tionaUJ umtabie -a pulDClid -and
meeting, Md>oaoulh aald, were con-likened him to Hitler. a Hdlat and a
fined to a condemmtian of the Viet· m&11 murderer.
narn war and the dllbn that Prealdetlt Tbe jury wtll baw to reech a decls·
Johnson was trying "to save race" by ion unanbn0¥&1Y· They 1nult flnt con·
continuing the war. aider wbetber Goktwltlr wu actually
McDonough did not accept the libeled. U tbly detilrmlne in bla la·
cards. but the government 1-.y1 the wr tbly then must tel tbe damages
viatton left the briefcase on a table as for personal injury and then for pun·
they walked out. isbment.
The lntemol Revenue Service lets you deduct up
to 10 cents o mile for business driving. This mode .
us think twice.
We knew ·it cost less thon 10 cents a mile to
run-a-Volkswogerr.&1;:1~~idn!t :k-nowit:1tt-fle
much less. ·
So we checked out everything it costs to drive
one 40,000 miles.
We totaled expef\ses for gos. (About 27 mpg.)
Oil. (It needs only 5 pints.) ·
lubrication· Qnd regular tune-ups. (Just -'
spark plugs to 4'onge.) Registration and Insur-
' . , ... .;.
once. (Some companies hove special Volkswagen
rates.)
We even figured in depreciation, and replaced
o battery and two tires.
ti~H& ~eep~ot1rselves-hones·t-:-
The whole thing come to o little under 5 cents
a mile. -
You con buy a 1968 Volkswagen sedan ond
for only 5 cents o mile, it will toke you where you
wont to go. @ Before you buy your next big car,
maybe you should think twice.
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From Late Show
To.Prime Time
POR'n..AND (UPl) -
Ronald Reagan bas moved
from the late lbow to prime
time in Ore&oa.
1be RNllH<r-President
operatioa in tbe It.ate ta big·
time with a $100,000 plus
budget and headquarters in
17 cities, mmned almost en-
tirely by volunteers.
All that the org&nl.zatlon
lacks is 1he candidate,
him.sell. and a paid pro-
f essional s t a c f : the
California governor has
avoided any appear~ in
Oregon during the primary
campaigns and only 3
persons are listed as paid
employee by tile Reagan-for·
Prealdent orgamati<>n.
MAJOR EFFORT
td>loid labeling Reagan the
"Winning Republican for
PresMeot." The Reagan
orgamzaUon has paid to get
the bulk ol. the pamphlets
distributed U Sunday IUJ>' ,
plementals with newspapers
in four leading Oregon
dties, Portland, S a 1 e m ,
Medford, Eugene. About
35,000 copies will be
distributed by volunteers in
17 Reagan headquarters.
... Circulating 20,000 free
tlopies of a sympathetic
biography of Reagan written
by Lee Edwards a press. L,;,,;;;;:,.:,:::;;;;::::.:~::.;;:;.;;::;;.;;:::;;;:;;._.. ..... .,. ..... .,11
aide for Barry Goldwater in
the 1964 presidential cam· paign.
BEADING EFFORT
Heading the R e a g a n •
for President e f f or t in Newj>ort Girl Captures Awanl
Oregon Republicans as Sen. Marilyn J a c o b s o! Union speech competition.
Friday, Ma.y 24, 1968 DAILY PILOT S
Mexican's Bleak Future Nmv Bright
LOS ANGELES (.\Pi~
Wit!\ a $3,300 ~
tucked tn lib haler" a·
sight Mexican )'OlJCh 11DiJe1 as he recalls the b}eak
future he faced 3~ years
ago && a f.-m ho, bl tbe
atate ol Chihuahua.
About to craduate from
Gerfleld High Scltool with a
nur atraigbt-A average,
Jose A. Silva plans to go to
Stanford University to study
blo1o0 ••
AJreldy he bas WOA j tq,
prir.e for 12th er.-• in the
county's Sdmce Fair.1 He
built • model'b~g
tile three dtme.DlioDal .true.
ture of an imulla molecule.
When he arrived in IM
AneeJes to live with an uncle
and aunt. Mr, and ·Mn. FA·
mundo Alire, Jose eouldn't
speak English. But be learn-
ed quickly, wiCh belp from
teachers and five or six
hours of homeW'Ort daily.
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viewing even In sunlight I• OnHet VHF fine tuning
•Bullt·in VHF /UHF antennas• "Personal
Nevertheless, it is a major
effort, the biggest y e t
undertaken to get Reagan
into the presidential race.
Reagan has said he is plea\!I·
ed and gratified by the sup·
port he's gettini and that be
would accept the Republican
nomination if it were offered
him. He has fallen just short
of becoming an active can·
didate.
642-9742 Sound" earphone included!
president of the Benjamin Newport Beach. competlng She is the dauehter ol Mr.
Franklin Federal Savings for Whittier College, won a and Mrs. S~ '1J\ Jacobs.
and Loan Association, who cash prize in Women's 500 Angelita Drive, Irvine
met Reagan wr ~e first~ Cl~1r~is~li~an~T~e~m~p~e~r~a~n~c:~e:_~T~er~ra~·c~e~ ..... --~~~_J~~~~~~!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ time on.Jy three weeks ago .. -
Haun, 50, ls a Chamber of
Last wi*r Reagc.n-for·
Presidem &IJPPC)r'ters let it
be known tbat the big pu&h
f« Che California governor
would come in the Oregon
primary.
The push is underway and
1s concentrating on:
, •• Maximum exposure of
a film of Reagan, part· in
color and part in black and
white. It consit.s of excerpts
ol best of Reagtn speeches
since he ran for governor,
including the now-famous
and c~oversial one he
made on behalf of Barry
Goldwater in 1964. It is an
impressive document, and
-yoo would nev~ know by
viewlng it, that Reagan is
not an announced candidate
for president. It was re-done
after the Nebraska primary
where Reagan got a respec-
table 22 percent of the vote
to insert eight minutes of re-
cent speecbmaking by the
governor on subjects rang.
ing Crom Vietnam to crime
in the streets and the need
for a crusading national
leadership. The film has
been shown in Oregon three
times atready on prime
evening broadcast hours. A
fourth showing is scheduled
for Mondey night, the eve of
the primary. Meanwhile, it
Is being shown at schools,
civic !undies and coffee
ratherings In private homes.
SPOT BROADCASTS
•.. Saturation spot broad·
casts by radio and TV of 20
to 60 second announcements
by Oregonians telling why
they will vote for Reagan
Tuesday.
... Distribution of 700,000
copies of an eight-page
Commerce type who likes
get involved iD Republican
politics and help GOP can-
didates get elected. He was
a-\'Ol~WGrlcer
young man for Wendeft
Willkie in 1940, and beaded
political groups working Tbr
the election of such liberal
Oregon Repuboicans as Sen.
Mark 0. Hatfield a n d
Oregon Gov. Tom McCall.
Four years ago, Hazen was
in the Oregon camp of Gov.
Nelson ,\. Rodefeller of •
New Yorlt.
How does he explain his
sbiit to Reagan?
"I want a winner," Hazen
says. "(Former Vice
President) Nixon cannot get
the i n d e p e n d e n t and
Democratic votee we need;
Rockefeller can't get_a__
united Republican party.
Reagan can do both."
When he met Reagan at
Boise, Idaho, last month, be
reported on progress of tbe
Oregon efforts. He tried to
get Reagan to anoounce for
the nomination before May
28, date of the Orego
primary, or immediately
afterward. He received no
commitment from t b e
C a 1 i for n I a governor.
Reagan, however, did not
discourage the efforts on tWI
behalf. Hazen is convinced
Reagan will become an open
candidate ''at the proper
time."
KNOWS TIMING
"He knows timing better
than we do," Hazen says.
He says the 0 r e g o n
organization will s p e n d
about $100,000. That will not
include the c o s t of
distributing 20,000 copies of
the Reagan biography. That
is being paid for out ol. etate,
and Hazen says be does not '
know the cost.
'PoliceBoys' Forming
In Low-income Area
• LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Jn a low-income area near
downtown Los Angeles. a
new police unit is forming
without funds and without
official sanction by the city.
They don't even have
uniforms. But the •1potice
boys" don't care.
"I figured they were
trying to help us," explained
Rudy Alday, a 6-year-old
who proposed the idea two
monttls ago. "So I wanted to
be~ them."
Cept. Floyd Phillips gave
Rudy and hJs buddies a 60-
day probationary p e r i o d
wtth certain rules to follow.
The rules: Don't pick
f
fights at school. Get good
grades. Mlnd your parents.
Brush your teeth. Keep
clean, etc.
Since "police b o y s ' •
began, Rudy is doing better
in school and even knocks
when he enters C a p t .
Pbl.llipe' office. Pbilllps say1
the half-dozen other
members also stiow im·
provement in school and at
borne.
Police officers have gone
out of their way to help the
boys. some of whose Cathers
are in jail or Mver home,
with personal problems.
"Maybe we'll chlp in and
buy them caps," Phillips
said Tuesday.
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e CORNISH PASTIES • CATERING
• SAUSAGE ROLLS
e PATIO DINING I TAKE-OUTSERVICE
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'Bargain'
Forecast
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Most of President JohntoO's
top eeooomic adviMTs now
appear willing to accept '6
billion in s;>ending cuts as
the price for higher taxes if
that's the best bargain they
can strike. or the top four. only
Hudgel B u r e a u Diredor
Charles S .. Zwick ls still
firmly committed to no
more than $ot billion ia4Pe0 •
ding cute - a politioo taken
by the President
Tile fint test vote on the
compromise package work·
ed oul by Senete-House
negotiators will come next
\\eek. Rep. James A. Burke. D·
Mass.. plans to offer . a
resolution Wednesday in· Feels Slighted
Keil ProridORs
Crinle Gontrol Bill Passe.d
WASHINGTON IAP) -such sales of rifles and Safe Streets -This 'pro-Status -Bill now goes to
Here are key provisions of shotguns. . vilion autborlaes S 4 0 0 a Sen*-House conference
Uie crime-control bill ~ed Wiretapping and elec· millioo In federal arants to tbat will try to iron out dlf.
by the Senate Thursday tronic eavesdropping -improve local police work. ferences m versions passed
• night:· ,\utborizes these procedures It was urged by Johnson -by th~ two chambers.
Confessions -Provides by police acting tinder'court but he oa.lled for federal OuUook -, House Op·
confessions be admitted ts orden in probes of specWed distributlon of the money to posltioo is upected. A
eviden<:e in criminal triall crimes. Opposed by the local police ftile the Senate presidential veto Js coo
even I! suspect is not speecll-President. voted to let states control It. side!'ed possible.
ly arraigned and is not ad-----------------------------
vised by police of rights to
refuse to answer questlom.
and to nave lawyer d&ll'iat
interrogation. •
This would undo Supreme
Court decisi<>m on ~llce
tactics in questlQnilfi\of
suspects. Opposed by Presi-
dent Johnson.
Firearms -Bans in·
terstate mail-order sales of
pistols and re\tolvers t>ut
not, a; President uked,
Rabid Coon
Bites Three
In N. Idaho
BOISE. Idaho (UPI) -A tructing House nuotialors
lo resume m~tings with Comedian Dick Gregory, an announced candidalc for Presider_tt of tbe United
their ...... e~• ancl Slates, filed an injunc(ion in the U.I . Di1trlct Court of t.be Dlltrlet.af .,.. ...
tq insilt oa speodinc cuts of bia late Thursday agajn1t Secretary of State Rusk, Undersecretary of State
M billion. Katzenbach and Presiden. t JobJ1soo. Qregory complaint that \ll• Adminlstra-
Tbe negotiators h a v e lion has been briefing six selected candidates for th' Prqblew on national ~a:i.-ca11W::~"U:WO: _sec __ url __ ~:...._mat ___ ter_s __ b_ut __ ha_v_e_e_x_cl_u_ded ___ hl_m. ______________ -...:-:--==--------
rabid racoon. apparently
imr.c>rted !pto U}f stftt. o(
Idaho '""" at ............
bit and infected at Jeui th~~~=1· .
ia cuta -which Johnson
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of rablu =t'
CiCIDteodl ia too much -and t'91 10 perce11t income tax
surcb&rge requested by the
President.
Chairman Wilbur D. Mills.
0-Ark., of the House Ways
aad Mean• Committee ~d
1"ur1dlly be espects the
Hou• to pass the com-
promlle as it now stands
"when all the fanfare is
over." He tb.lnka BlD'.ke's .. ~. wm fail.
'Map Tfapped Miners' ~~=t~ .. · coon that lilt'.; 10 Wtft
Or. Jotua _ Ulfti a ~ D'Alene"~' tM
W\lllWVer the outcome,
19ftll key voicel ln h ad·
'9inlltratioa .re now reedy
i. acc:ept Kill' piln jlllt to
ftt tibe l\ftblrge. SecreUrJ ~ tbe Treuu.ry
HimrJ B. "°""" b a I • ...,..._.. a. COlll·
~.r,:t'ftell, J11M1
S. D\llllllllinJ I • ·-·
o( the Mt' Ctlncll o( JtcoDOIDk 1, llld
aitboqh • b Oil in rpen-dln& cuts ps too far the
over.all pactaae w 01u l d
'blneftt the natMID. :
Tbe oiler tft ...... °' tae council ,..,. ..., Ml
rnucb ttae ....,. -..
Members ol tbt '*al Reserve Board, lie ...
naajor economic ,.. la
•overnmeat, have
persiltently ur1td bilber
taxta and aipendlna cuts.
Police Find
Buried Guns
In Tijuana
TIJUANA, Mexico (UPI)
-A cache of six automaUc
WHpont believed to be COD•
MC:ted to tbe 1boot1n1 Mc a1· .ay of a fuc1Uvt from the
Unlted States waa found
'buried In the desert eaat of
bere 'lbunday.
'l'MJ lnclllded I . 4 5 • caliber , submachine I u n
wbkh is being tested to
dltnmine if It were the
Mtb weapon. Also found
wen a 9-mlllimeter sub-
lladllne gun. a .45-callber
lroW'lling automatic pistol
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CHARLESTON. W. Va.
(UPI) -A mining engineer
said T h u r s d a y incorrect
maps were responsible for
flooding of a coal mine at
Hominy Falls, W. Va ..
which killed four miners and
trapped 21 others dHp ift,
aide U!l pit.
Floyd Barneltl J r .•
en&ineer al the ill-fated Sax-
.Hitll.....No I mi!I~ of the
01all1 Coe.J • Coke Co .. said, Jlowever, one error in
the map 11•ed sl1 of the
mtnln from .dteth.
Bantette told a State
Department of Mint• bear-
hll that sµrv1y1 1lnce the
reeo11t and recovery of the
miners s~td errors in the
mapa of the Susewell mine
and tbe adjacent McKemle
mine, wbk:b held the water.
Ke l&ld a tunnel in the
lftJM where 10 men were
wwklq wu .,about as or 90 fllt ,.., .. to the adjoining
flooded m.1ne "than we tbluOl" He sald the maps
lndlcated the area whe.re the
miners were digging was
several hundred feet thick.
Barnette said the thlckne11
actually was only about two
feet.
Millions of 11UoD1 of
water pourtd into th• Sall·
seweU pit when the mlnera
broke throulb a wall on
Middle East
Still at It
JERUSALEM (UPI)
Jordamlft andr llNl11 troops exchan1ed rUle and mortar
lire 8CJ'Oll the Jtrdn JUver
today. Israeli of fl c la 1 s
charted t be Jordanians
started It.
Jsr£~ aaid J o r d a n I a n
troops started the fll'lfllht
when they attacked an
Israeli posit.ion north of the
Mandasslh Bridge.
No ceeualtles we r e
reported.
II t'*91 .. .._,_..,Hie* fMfl ciltnpd or hive timea~--...-~lnatohlm In recri tu ttJllW NM• ry In primary after
primary? Whltll......,. .....
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May 6. The 10 men were
trapped in the tunnel anti
the other 21 were entombed
in another section of the
mine.
Fifteen of the men were
rescued May 11. The other
10 were given up for dead
but rescue operatlon1 con-
tinued and 111 were found
alive and rescued May 18.
The remaining lour were
drowned.
Barnette said the six
round alive s u r v i v e d
because or an air bubble. He
said a sorveylng error caus-
ed rescuers to drill air hole11
some dletance from the
trapped men. He aaid if tht
Con8ulate
Dynamited
QUEBEC (AP ) - Ao ex·
ploslon rocked the U.S. con-
sulate building early today.
shattering several windows
and cracklng the tbree·lnch·
thick front door of the two·
1tory structure.
Police said no on<' w::t'I
hurt.
Thi! con~ulate has been
the scene ol s e v c r a I
peaceful student demonstra-
tions protesting U . S .
participation in the Vietnam
WU.
~ blast. believed cause j
by dynamite placed on the
concrete front sttlps. ripped
open the front doors.
alr holes ""._ lt\IW e t · aa4 •·.;,::•I
target the=·~ 1"ui2• .:.'1"eor!un~ eom~ ~ have bttft 1111 lie mUet tnm Coeur n• Alene.
men would Y9 ...,_._ A Bllv•• poUceman who
CecU U.rbaft.IU, pneWtnt retrieved Ult dted r4'C00n
of United MIM ,....,, from a ettJ ·~.,... U
Dl1trlct •• r • ~ u.. I t • d died .... under . "•UGI
another he~ llt e.kl aPd flOtd ~ • tnl\. "within St dl)a. ment.
Dr. John 1'· Mathlf, ..,.
lor of )ll'l!tnUw .........
ror tht •• __...,. ti . Health, Mid, "ftt aituatSll
Is serious."
2 A • The racoon'• llldJ ... mene&D8 shipped to ti. Ul\Jver'llw ..
Washlngton et. '! 1 at t le ,
On Narcotics ~h~~bl~. wu ••pn~ io •
One source said t h e
MOSCOW (lJPl) -Two mother of tl\e racoon Utter
Americans accused 0 { was born in Florida but tht
smuggling the narcoUc drug litter wu shipped from Sl
hashish into the Soviet Loui e. Board of healtla of.
Union were being held todey rlcla\I at BolM and Dr. A.
in a jail in Tdtkeet. U.S. N. PeteraoQ ol Wallace,
Embauy Officials sdd. Idaho. wbo wu trntlnc the Kor11gea. saJcl tht enUrt U~ The officials said the two tier ''might be rabtd." The
iven were Dale Reed War· Konages purcbued th 1
ren, 32. and P e d r o ·--al thr b t _.._ O.neralao, 26. 1 r re s t• d ........ ouc a pe uu..-
t l I k th May 15. . separa e Y ast wee at e None of the bite vlctlml
Tathkent Airport{ a major blve been bospitlllled.
air traffic bub l n k I n I Dr. Petersoo 1ald the
A/ghtuistan and Western Korsagu bad been bitteti
Europe. sevttraJ tim11 on the handJ
Warren is rrom Oakla nd. and Mrs. KorHle !lad been
Calif .. officials said. but his bitten once on tbt lip.
wile and children Li\'e in-====-::=========.!
Spain. Generalao's family FAVORITES Lives Oll a farm near Yuma,
Ariz..
An American consular of·
ficial who new f r o m
Moscow to see the men said
they were arrested at Soviet customs ln the airport.
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Friday, M11 24, 1968 DAILY PU.OT 7 -
Scliools Win Curriculum Control NIGHT Ind DAY SERVICE SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Caliioroia' •-l,256 p u b 1 i c
school districts bave broad
new authority ~Y to teach
the IUbjectl 1ilfy tbi.nk
should be tautH..
Ever liDce 1be daya ol
the one-room schoolhouse.
the legialature bu dictated
to the 1oeel IChOoll much of
their C\ll"riculum -what
tihey should teach, how often
and how much.
Gov. Rooeld Reagan sign·
ed a .bill Thursday reversing
this century-old practice.
It waa hailed by major
C&lilornia educef.:ioo groups
and as a pel'IOQil triumph
for ihe IJ>ODIOl' Democretic ~n. Georie Mme!' Jr. from
Martinez. Miller sponsored
similar legislation t b r e e
~vious legislative sessions
but k>lt the measure, moatly
because ~ opposition by.
pbysical e d u c a t i o 11 in-
structors.
The gym tead>ers wanted
to retain the st.ate' s re-
quirement that p h y s i c a 1
education moot be taught
every city. FiaAUy a com-
promise was reached -a
lninimwn of *IO miDutes
every two weeb f o r
elementary studeata and 400
me.it.es eveey two weeks in
higb acboola. Miller commented, "We in
the legialature have taken
ourselves out of the-position
of trying to teU the schools
In miilM.lte detail what to
teach and wtlen. 'nlis new
law cuts the number of re-
qlriJ;ed subjects in ekmleo-
t;ary 6ohools from 23 to six
Student Concessions
Bring Faculty B1Uist
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Bitter criticism was aimed
today at the San Francisco
State College administration
by faculty leaders as stu-
dent protesters. in the
fourth day of a sit-in, claim·
ed near victory on their
demands.
A more militant "mill·in"
did not materialize Thurs-
referendum on the ROTC
would be taken Monday and
Tuesday. Voting will be
students. staff and faculty.
Student protestors voted ap-
proval.
_____ from.
to avett.'• New GalbUtty-in
scbeduling ii penilltted in
those subjecq sUll re·
q'*'ed ..
M 11 l e r and time who
wrortecl .with him apect no
overllilbt revolution. But it
~ta experlmelltatlon,
for ttKNle district.a wtiich
want to, io tailoring pro-
grams to individual schools
and pupils.
Thomas L. Goodman ,
~ to the San Diego
city schools Cliief, 11111eated'
t.be possibility ()f ooe bl.~
St'111>0l specia11t.ing in oot
subject -art foi iDStuoe -
a1ld aoottler sc6ool dnelop-
ing a special procr.n for
••• MAY17-H.1888 ........ Nl ____ ~-
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9:aG A.M. TO ftaG P.M.-SATURDAY 10 AJA. TO 6 P.M.
day. -~1· About 300 student.a OC·
.-----cap1eQ--ure,111:11, mMlbldm l Detective c~mpu s ~on buildhlg overrught.
San Mateo -ee11:-1--=-
Shot Dead On Thursday, a student
Jeader, Harl Billon, aaid :
"We b a v e the ad-
ministration on their knees. s~ MATEO .<UPI> -An Now we're going to push
all·pomts bulletin was out them over on their backs."
today for a suspect in the . At the outset of the
sb.oOUng of a San Ma~ P<>-demonstration T u e s d a y ,
ljoe def.ective killed while atudenta de man de d ad·
responding to a robbery re-miJsion to college of 400
port. . . . minority g r o u p students 'fhe. detective, Sgt. Gordon under i;pecial rules, nine
Joinville, 34, was foµnd minority group teachers to
Thursday sprawled next to teach them reteatfon of a
his unmarked pa.trot car ~Y controverstal teadler o f
a group of 3> children mm· Latin American History,
ut.es afl,ef a smali grocery and ejection from the cam-
st.ore -was ~ld-up. . ptiS of t1ie ATrFOrceROTC Before being sh~t. Jom-unit.
· ville. radioed for ~orma-After lengthy negotiations
lion on a green foreign car with university officials, stu-
seen near Fifth and Clare-dent ectivi5ts reported con·
mont streets, three blocks cessions on all the demands fro~ ~ grocery store. except the ROTC. The ad·
Joanv.ille, a member of~ ministration did not deny
force SUICe , l~. aupp the conce•ions.
the, ,vehicles license plate And on the ROTC issue number, enabling comman-• ..:11 -a. 1i den to trace the owner's S~era&l.Ll, w1.10 ear er
identification through regi.s-said the ROTC would re· tr ti files main on the campu1, '!burs· ~poll~ buJletin WU is-day ntgbt ~ed after
ued tor a man teatatlvely meetlq with A c a d • m 1 c
fdentl&d as Zachary Lil· Senate 1-derl tbat a
fard, also known u James
Andres.
Pioneer
Hollywood
Frats Score
Suspension
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A
a.pokeemu for 90IM 2,000 F• n:ns members of fraternities and igure 11c-sororiUes ~ UCLA has ck·
nouoced auapeDllon of a LOS ANGELES (UPI) -fraternity for a 11 e g e d 1 y ,James Coy W at~ on, destcretiDC-the Mexic&D
patriarch of "The !__~ flag.
Family" of child ac-11 m Phi Kappa Pei 1ulident
the 1930s, is dead at the age Chril Lee told a ttudent
of 78. gatbering Tburlday b i s
His ..Ue of 58 years. fraternity meant no aiur
Golda, and three of their againlt Mexico « Mexkeft.
nine children were at hit Amerioam and 111d tbe ill·
bedside when Walllon died cident ibOuld be dlsmllled
Wednesday ~ at bis aa a prank. Chancellor
bomeThe. berew~on cbildren 1fere Fr&klin D. Murphy smpen-.... ded the poup for a year. Vivian, Gloria, Louile, Bill, Members of Ute fraternity
Coy,· Harry, De1mar, Garry displayed a dUfigured flag
aod Bobs. Born betwttn -the figure of an eagle
1912 and 1900, 1hey appeared hotdi.ng a ma.M, repl~ced.by
in movies and later on an .obeceoe gesture of the
televtsion, amusinC mort hand -during a party.
than 1,000 tnm crejlits 1.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiii•I
aJD00g them. WAHllOUI• OUTUT
The children drifted away FURNITURE from movies ae Chey grew .,
up. The girll be c am e CA.RPET housewives and the boys '
pbot.ograplerl, tirwt , or. Ill SOf•' s169• newspapers and then for Al
te leviJion.
The senior Wa&n brote
into motion pictures in 1911.
The cOUl>le lived three
blocks from the old Mack
Sennett studioe end he
rented hones for early
western films. -
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B DAILY PILOT f'r1d,.y, M•Y 24, 1968
OCC Students Get $20,0()0 in ScholarshipS'
Scholarships to t a 11 n g PILOT in lh• field ~ Soe Slrom.tand.~cutim' Apitujtun • <>-•IMllon Gamm• Sigma, 111'1: J1m11 l
mue lli~ ~.~ ~M~ ~~a~~ W~&s we~ ~~i~ ~c., Oranp ~=~~~~~~ JMp~e~ A s sis tance1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ by Harbor Area community JobJl Weyler of Huntington County chapter. $100; Hsi· ange County P~ruc League o! Newport 'Beach,
groups were awarded to Beach, $25; Jody Willard of ung Pin Wu, Facl!lty Mem· Society, $100; Edna May $.500; Neil Mayfjeld, Bank of
Orange Coast Co 11 e g e South Laguna, $25, and bers Anonymous,· $137 an:J Tyler, Theta Slgma Award America business awards,
students Wednesday night In ColJeen ConneU of Orange, OCC Faculty Wives, $100; $50: t $300 and Jennie C1Utcber
the annual OCC Honors $50. Gary Streve~. Ralph L. Har: HUNTINGTON BEACH_ Foundation, $500; Sharon
Night program. The complete list of win· wood memorial aw_ard. $l00. Joe Fors t er Callfomta Hutchison, Coast Women's
The awards program In ners and sc h o 1 a r s hip Doo Boyd, Krausruck Petro· Congress of Parenta d Club of Coro na del Mar, *Kl;
the Student Ce"nter was at· donors: l~um Tech Award, $100; An· Teachers, $100 and El>t~~n Ronald Sharp, Orange Coast
tended by more than 450 BALBOA _ T h 0 m a 5 me Bonnand, Newport Bal· Sigma Alpha 8300· J Lions Club. $100; Robert
students, parents a n d Boland, OCC A 1 u m n i boa Savings and Loan Assn., McClatcbe)\ Ame ; l c ~~ DL"<on Lewis, OQC Alumni
faculty members. A total o! Association, $100; Thomas $200. . Business Women'• Aasn • As sociation, $100; Pa.meta
100 students won awards. Murphy, OOC Oceilllograpb-Colene Di~sdale, Newport Minerva ' Chapte~ ,ft(» d Thompson, Rotary Club of
Largest single scholarship ic Society, $50. BAaJboa ~111\vlDgJs and ~oan Delta Kappa Ga:nma ·~0 Costa Mesa , North. '100;
winner was William Eller of CORONA DEL MAR _ ssn., ~; ames an· Chapter, fZSO ; Toni Chris· Lester Fowler, Saffel and
Costa Mesa who won an ter~ach, Newport Balboa tiano Assistance Le gu ( McAdam. Inc., • 1 2 5 ;
$800 grant.... !rom the William Bruce Voss, CdM Savmgs and Loan Assn.. lluntlngton Beach a .~. Bel'nard Megowan, Saffell ,
Newport Harbor Kiwanis J{jwanis Club, SlOO; Mark $200; Paul J_albert; Newport Janice Garinger, A~sistanc~ and Mc:Adam, Inc. $125.
Club. Sell. Orange Coast Lions Balboa Savrni::s. ~nd Loan League of H u 0 ting t 0 n ORANGE _ Collen Con·
Thrue awards we r" CJCu.0b·sT$l1!'°· MESA _ Joan Assn., $500 ; Wtlham Dale Beach $125· pa me J a nell. DAILY PILOT. $.50; ,, Eller, Newport Har b o r . ' ' . presented by the DAILY Moore, Coast Woi:nen's Club Kiwani s Club, $BOO: Nancy G 1 v e ns, Hu,!' t t n gt 0 n Lester Fowler, saffall and
of Corona del Mar, $50; Chenoweth, Newport Beach Beach Womens Club, $125 l\lcAdam, Inc. $125. •••••i:m•i•-••• ·Karen Neja, Costa Mesa p li Auxlli $.50· De and Orange County SANTA ANA -Minnie Women's Club, $130; Shirley D~~eOCC ~~ A.sso~rJ. P~H~armonic Society, '200; Wilgus, Dr. Aaher voca·
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GalJagher, Palm Harbor tion, $100; Donald Rice, W~~m Bannister, · L. E. tional nursing, $125; Vivian
Hospital Guild, fZSO; Dixie occ Faculty Association Pbillips Memorial Award, Schiller, Ebell Club of
Wood. Palmer Harbor $100; Phillip White, Orang~ $100; Robert Ginder, Jr. Newport Beach, $2 0 0 i
Hospital Guild, $ 2 5 o; County Engineering Council Ebell of Newport Beach, Valerie Maggi, Ebell Club of
Christina F 1 ore an i , $100: Thomas M 0 ran; $100; Lina ~ung, ·Harry Newport Beach, $200; Carol
Altrusa Club of Newport Rotary Club of osta Mesa LeBard Memorial, $125 and Chapman, Forty and Eight,
Harbor, $100; Georgi a $100; James Mar 0 cc 0 : occ. F~cuJty Association, $300 : Sylvia McGee, Tues·
T h o mp son • anonymous, Rotary Club of Costa Mesa, $100, R1chard Wat s ? n , day Club of Newport Beach, ~110: Gregory Champion. North . $100: Anne Geiszler, Newport Balboa Savings i:ioo: Mary 0 s m u s ,
Assistance L e a g u c of Tuesday Club of Newport and Loan Assn.. ~ ~nd California Home Economics
-J Newport B ca ch. S.500: Beach. $150; Ge 0 r g i a Orang~ County Engineering .\ s s n . · 0 ra n ge County .. e-e 4 i•ngo Suzann Husband. Assistance 'Thompson Tuesday Club of Council-deans u!nd, $100 : chapter, $100 and o. w. 1'• a. a League of Newport Beach, Newport Beach, $200; Oren John We~ler, DA IL Y 1·1chard ho memaking
l'RIDAY $500; Cary si m on d s , Mcca rter . united PILOT, $25, James. Wolbert, awards, $125; John Comer,
MM Vh t1 Ma~lc LodO•· MIS<l•I< Or "'-t Philbarm • M J W ' "T•mo1 .. 1.io1 1s1h street, N~"°'' Assistance Le a g u e of Carpenters and Joiners. $70. . ang~ '-Nun Y on· Cosla esa r . omens NM:~( 7'fm"li~r Rtdlo Sock1Y. Newport Be-sch, $500. FOUNTA1N VALLEY _ ic Soe1ety, ~; Karen So· Club, $200; Sberrlyn Mikolz.
Here are j ust a few of the_!!!!_st-win~~s in this area :
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R. H8ni. lfewn ,.,,_ ~~:::~.=~~·i,!:,'~,!~1* e ivd,, Erroll . Gerson. C o s t a Linda Salazar, H 0 me losk~, 0. W. Richard home· jczak, Costa Mesa Teacher's -ti~~-~111 -0eM1..,,. ,,_, ~ur-Mesa -IEiwanis Club '50()-· -.... ..-0_,._.... -t"'h.s..-...,. ,... . makiog-awa1d9r$ta;-Assrt:, tsH, -ff e r-b-ert1----iN1t..;-t1Netee1e11 .. -. ... ,. ____ ,...,_.._..,....,___, __ Unlverslly Of C1Hlornl1, Irvine, 7,lO • ' £A.VII •11111,;., vouv, •, u • •-u-
p,m. Nancy West, Costa Mesa· Kathryn Murray H 0 m e LAGUNA BEACH -Lyn Tisdale, Kerrigan P rot o L --~ .. • c~rtsnan eu~~,!~,:~~ committee. Newport Harbor Lions Club, Eeonomics Club, $4<>. Golder, BanJc ol America Tool award, $100; Michlyn ~ ~::, &11~ eev Club, N•WPO" em~. $500 and Newport Balboa G A R o E N GROVE _ business awards, f 3 o O • Mlkolojczak, Zonta lnterna· 1
F'
10 rr, e , "alls Savings and Loan Assn.. Claudia Kincy," FI or i s ts James Hopton, Costa Mes~ tional, $500.
• "' $100; Arthur S. Jones, Costa Transworld Delivery Assn. Art League, $200; Aaron SOUTH LAGUNA -Jody ~
Mesa. Kiwanis c 1 u b. Sl50: Cheryl Gillette, Costa Anderson, Jennie Crotcher Willard, DAILY PILOT, $25. . (;lmne to jrs/a;nd a g r 1 c u I t u r e an~ con· Mesa J{jwanis C I u b • Foundation, $100 and Seffell • w E s TM 1 N s TE R _
servation $50: Alfrt\d K"6Jb, and McAdam, Inc., $25; Virginia Clark, N ew p 0 r t
Costa Mesa·Newport Harbor David Gretton, Cy Rockey Harbor American Legion
Lions Club. $500: Debra D d 1. memorial award $200· Rose Post No. 291, $300; Chrystal ·
Toner, Costa Mesa North e . UC lOD DeFrancesca, T~esday Club Arnold, California Assn. of "'ou'll danc· a tba 'ILL4UL Hu·I~, tool Kiwanis Club, $100 and of Newport Beach, $50. Nurserymen, $.50 and II 111/111~
Ebell Club. of Newport PJ N • d NEWPORT BEACH Or & n g e Co u n t y
Beach, muSJc award, $100; 30 JXe J·ames Haggerty, A 1 p h a Nurserymen's Assn., $100.
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income tax deduction for
costs of sending t h e i r
Tou" er• ccndUC1ed Mond.tvs and Frlill 'n for KhOOI Cll>SH Of fltlll end• ltvtl I nd abOW OI otller or•
oentullOM DI 11 leesl !Mt 1ve leY.
el. lnlerested 1rouo• may ull Mr. Ovdlev Rldl. "'24Jll, Ext. m .
Big Prizes children to private schools has-been rejected by th~
Senate Revenue and Tax·
AN AH EI M -Ap· atlon Committee. ,
proximately $3,000 worth of Supporters of the bill turn·
e 1 e c t r i c appliances, in· ed down Thursday said if
eluding stove, ove~ and the deduction were allowed,
refrigerator, will be given more parents would send
away Sunday. the final night their children to private DEATB NOTICES of the Orange County Home schools, meaning the state
Guy and Decorators Show in would have to pay less to
Anaheim's Co n v e n ti on support pub"c acboo\s o6vli! E. GUY. )Qit:2 HMttt St .. Garden · 'U •
Grovt. Survl~by wit'.! Id• M. GuY; Center, 800 W. Katella Ave. The State Department of rr~· t.':':.rH:' cJ..'::1 f~g~r~~';; The appliances are in Finance 0 p p 0 s e d the
Mf$. Vivian UY/ sl•ter, Mr•, Pa!rkl• "The Symphony," an alJ. b R bli s Miiier, s.rv1.-. sa1>1rdn. 10:30 A.M., measure y epu can en.
Peett Famn1 ~sfvU1'neri1 wome. electric kitchen and one of Jobn Schmtiz (R·Tustin). A
ClauM Wllllam OSwalt. ft9 W. Vklorl1, the major attractions in the Spokesman estimated the ~o.'.!• .!". e5s~r.~: t~' .:~~· R~~·~: show's ' ' C a v a I c a d e of deduction would ·cost the ~·· ... M Kitchens." tat •10 "lli g~~· c~~ d•:,.MIVJis=1~~· .~ s e • m1 on a year. brotller. G•r1(d Osw11t, Wisconsin.-------------------...:.. __ _
Servlcn, S..lurdav. 1 o.m., Beltz Ch&Ptl lS20 E Coast Hlohwav, Coro,..
dtl Mar. lnitrment, Pacific View Mtmorlat Park. DlfKltd bv ll1ltz
Mortuary, DE WOLFE
Harvev A. De Woll•. AO<? 17, of l6S
E 1~ St,, Ca.It Me.a. Survived bv whe, Edna> two dauohttn, Maurl~ De
Wolle, •rid lltll'f J. Bte<ller; thf"
Crossword Puzzle
t~~1.1c1r'ti:i~~ •:roa1P':'.ria:'."'c11e~i
8foaOWIY M0'1Uarv. Int., rm en t. =~1r',.,L~.::0~111 ~~.~~~·4 ~~ eroaown,i{ifr~R~JAN
Jtnnlltt I , Kitterman. lnl1nt c!.'!uahtfl ol Mr &NI f'/IA. William ~ttucnan, ~r'd: •. ~~~';' ~· ..... ~:••,u,:r.e.iD•~: ~~,t111r0J'o11,:..,r.1er1~ oraK'\'I~~~~;
ri:!.':,71 ~:~r."6~~'vu'tl. ~':'rv1~:::
Monday, It A,M,, at Mt0r>oll1 M&o
morl•I Perl<. Dlrttlld by Pe<!k F1mlly
Cotont11 FuMrel Home.
DU PIES
JoM E. OuolPS, ... 2 Gwin Clr<I•• Hur>tlnciton 11 .. ch, Oe ... of OHlll. ""4V n. Survive<! bv wHt. J,:f "j two 'b'u';\~~'· ,t.,~J~~11UJr~ ~uo1.:'01m b<olll«J Oor>ald D. Dul>ie11 two sl\ten. Mrs. ant Jolin-end Marv AM Mohr. 111 ll'om Wls;consln. Vlslt9!1on, two to four. and u•en to nine, Petit FamHv C~•ptl. Rosary, SuncllY( f p,m., Ptett. Famllv Colonial Fu~ Ho,.,.. :~~~fn'1u":'..3"'c=~·· ~ur<~·m·14J~
t.7.::rd ~~~~ie .1n~,~~ ttr O ~:.: F&"lllv Cononl•I ?un<trel~ome. FELLOWS
Charin H. Fellows. 23>9 N. l.ewls,
Senta .A.na, Datt ol dta!h, Mn 12. Survlvfd b'f wlr., .A.dOlt JIMI two ~~r·~,M~ .. th~tl~n:r;Na~; ~~~:
Ntt?le Hu~n. l>o<'olhY FtllowfS, Ell• Zt•Mtr •pd Ellubetll Hov, scrvlctsl l'\0<16IY, ti.,.o.m .• Pe<!k Fem•IY Coton11
Funeral orMLEEDS
ACROSS
1 lhatem Is
destined 5 Ice 11ass 9 Relating la
the nose 14 In the
same rtace 15 Cry o revelry
16 Weight
unit
17 Get
ahead of 19 Emulate Petra
Burka 20 Note-worthy
happening 21 Enumerate 23 Scat!
24 -Squa ... 25 Out of lhf' ordinary
28 Move . quic kly
30 Lacking sophis·
. tlcation 32 Puckered 36 Grew txubenntly 40 Thousand tr· Prefix 41 Not yet
Ectw1rd lMds. 17912 """'" St, lrvlne, Me m d•I• DI c1e111\, Mev 51. sur-vived by wile, Vl"'lnla. Prtv1te urv·
icu w.re held lodav. Frldn. 11 Win.
blgler Femlly Mor"11rv. Interment.
Falrh1ven tMmorl•I Park. up and about ·==========::.I 42 lnstruck
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Corona del !\far OR S.9458
Costa Meaa Ml 1-!W
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway, c .. ta Mtaa uwas
PACIFIC VIEW
l\lEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery • Mortury Chapel
• 3.'iOO Paclfk VJew Drive
Newport Beach, Callftrllil tu.n•
PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
'711'1 BoJu An.
Weatlnbtlter ..-
SMJTll'S MOR'nJAaT
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WESTMJNSTD
MEMORIAL PAM
--~~ I .. ltttd, WtltaJlller
At.1'111 e •am
44 Move
toward
45 Exchan~
47 Melancholy
moods:
2 wcrd s
49 EXtteft\ff y
51 Overly lnCJ!ISltlvt
52 ht oftht Bible
54 Rall at 55 Malt
animal 58 Cubic: feet
per minute:
Abbr. 61 New
parents' purchase 63 Away from
a group 65 Port·au· Prince
ts Its capital
•7 Meat dish:
2 words 70 N. Amtrlean
highway 71 Leading to nothing 72 Extended downward 73 Ultra-
111odern language
74 Ovtr a
distance: Comb. fornt
75 Woody
pllfll
t>OWN
l luslclan
2 In a high« place
3 Exh111sted
4 Garden of -S Stake money on
an outcOMt
6'Llttle ••• 7 Register a Extt .. 11 cold 91are-
10 Sea bird
11 Stub lZ-·: Scene I:
Curtain·
raiser: 2 words 13 Old English court
1B Malt
II quot
22 Undermne 26 lard
expressing annoyance 27 Fact 29 Sly
30 8tush
31 Ptrrnit entry:
2 words • Jl-eyed 34 Abounding In ctrtaln trees 35 Expires
3• Cont.al ners 31 Rlftf' to
the Med It«• r.anean
31 Machine put 39 Blood-
43 Genus of prlctly
shrubs 46 Running
away wltll a lover
41 Of notlfllt 111agnlfl·
cence
50 Maneu•
verablei as a sh p
53 Practice SS The Yalmft,
for one 56 Girl's
nlN
S1 B lukblrd
58 Ch•les: Abbr. 59 Time of year
60 Isinglass 62 Inhabitant of lltdia 64 Ser9eft 60 Color
68 L•tt«
69 c•rge
• 233 E. 17th St.-Costa Mesa Shopping Center, Cos11 Mele
• 14.06 W~ Edingtr-W Bristol St-ldh•l'r .c.nter..,-Janta-~
• 2300 Harbor Blvd. at Wilson St.-Harbor Shopping Center, Costa Mell
~'Betty Woodi
Box of 200
Facial Tiss•
Hilf a.u.
Jaffa
Vodka
ss21
79" U.S. Royal
WWutalile
·Fashiol Swi• Caps
57• ...........
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• 6127 W•tmlnstw at Golden West, Wntmintter
e -11904-~noli•-st.-at '1'-allttrt,fovtttaitt-Valley
• 8-1clr & Ecflnger""ltvd;; ffUntlngton INch
'1.29 Spri'i· lir
Vellillled
1111 Sell Wi•
99 1
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ONE DA Y O NLY! SOME QUANTITI ES LIMIT ED! SORRY, NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS
•
little 1tver-iron
slttveless dresses
• o yesfif/«m
• Moc'1inewash,dry
• Summer colors
•Girls' sizes 3·6x
SA V E 98<
FO~
RIG. 1 . t9 EA.
SA TUR DAY ONL YI
/···'~~-~/?' /!·· "-~,./
A sportsman's Clelfgh •••
quality Zebco r~ 'n ~Is[
A. Ze~• "202··r.tl
I. Ze~o '77" IHlbo
lteg; 4. 99 ••• 4'.4,.
7." Z!ICO 12~ COM·
10 ................ 44
10.n ·zuco 2290 COM·
to ......... , •.....•.••
SAVF 97c
11 .. 3.H
SATURDAY ONL YI
ltu~latrm•l4 fee
cube tr•r valu11
• Ice ""'"" eaally 2 99c • R11 .. ermo'4 quality •01 •M• ltcu•·
• • Steck·up .aail,.. ••• 7tc IA. 1 I IA~•AYONLYI
Girls' shorts, shirts
never nttd ironing!
-.-cotto11 ptoywecrnt
• Pastel color shorts
• Bright print tops
•Girls' sizes 7 to U
SAVE 65r
-r.a--r--....it->-Ge·nume-leothe1
SET • Cellulose innersole
• Summer-cool styling HG. 2.St HT crou·strapsl
IA TURDAY ONL YI
5AVE1 .11
3aa
RIG. 4 .99
Relax iii comfort! Boys'
cotton terry knit shirts ·
SAVE 97 c
• So •QJy cote ••• fU.t nta~hine wesh and tumble dry
. • All·cotton t•rry looks good all tht time, no matter whet
you're doing or. where you ore •.• all summer long!
•Short sleeves, crew neck and chest pocket styling
3 $5
for
REG. 1. 99 EA.
SATURDAY ONL Yl
Automatic lamp
ll'f•ttr plu11 h•
•Just plug in light
• fully auto"'atic
• PhQto·electric
• A hou1ehold boon
, SA VE 1 1 1
IA~AY .. YI .. ' .
P1ssit1e tock set -
MHhnum ucurlty
• 5.pin tumbler
• Rustproof interior
• lroas or bronze
•Strong, reliable
~AVE 2 .SS
r 444
HG.6.tt
SATURDAY O• YI
Fun-lov ing cotton
surf iams for men
• All·cotton sateen
• Tapered legs
• Reor p';;tch pocket
•Splashy prints
SA VE $1
299
HG.a.ft
SATURDAY .ONL YI
Wards own glossy spray
enamel is quick drying!
• Save time, money,
mess, easy to use!
•Professional finish
• Mar·resistant
• Handy 13.oz. con
• Dries quickly
SAVi J1c
RIO.ttc
SATURDAY ONL Yf
2x4·ft. ptgltoarcl
is a spac•saver
•A full 2x-'·ft.
• Ideal for atoring
toola or utensils
ASSTD. HOOKS 1 c EA.
SAVf 4 7,
•••· 4tc
IATUllDAY ONLYI
DAILY 'ILOT f
f I) !>AIL V PILOT Frldly, May 24, 1'63
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F~day's Closing
DAll.V PSI.OT JJ
New York
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DAILY PILOT f'riday, May 24, 1968
at Sears
Sears
..
~.<&~l ),:_:::!
Girls' Smnmer Playwear
Your Choice
Cboote shorrs or jamaicu in
l right 10lid1, prints; 1leeve-
lesa knit tops ·in stripes or
solids. Sizes 7 to 14.
GMs' Wur D,Pt.
SA TU RDA Y ONLY
Limited quantify
97~
Chit-en's Polo Shirt.
Super Value!
Short sleeve polo shirts in
combed cotton knits. Assort·
ed fancies. solid colors. S-M·L
(2 to 6X). At Saa!
ltt/11ntl.Chi/Jmr1 Dtpt.
SATURDAY ONLY
Limited quantity
~Uon Sheath Linings
Terrific!
Perfect fot lining wits and
dmaa ••• clnperia .... CIOWl ..
las other .... Choke ot ...
IOned iolon. See dtae!
SATURDAY ONLY
l im ited qu antity
311 Y""'4f·Dtlt·
-~( .: . . . ' .
I fl ' '
Sean Brilliant
Goldr11b A110rtment ....... °""' .. .......... ..,.. ...
ri-.G.wn.11 ......
G"""'1 $1111
60-lb. Bar; 79c
Concrete l\lix
Llah .... rwc .....
Eay to mm wida w.u.
Coftn 5~aq.fc.1-in.deq.
8.ui11g M11#riJJ °'"·
• • . Satisfaction Guaranteed or
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f ' ,, . . -~-'~; t~~f(tj ~~. 4'(1\...;;:; ' . y \ .
Nylon Windbreakers
Regular $;).9')
Lightwe ight and wind re·
sistant Perfect for beach
or casual wear. Assorted
colors.Juniors' S.M-L
}Mtrior B11z11t1r Dtfll.
SA fURDA Y ONl Y
Lim ited quant ity
. 397 ·
Boys' Poeket T·Shlrts
Top Value!
Bo,1° Pocket Tee shim.
Estttmelr popular. Wash·
fast. easr-are. comfort·
able. Assorted colors.
Boys' Ft# Dtpt.
SATUR DAY ON LY
Limited quant ity
'24.95 Lambskin Rugs
SAVE 50%!
Natural shaped rugs in
lambskin fur. Perfect for
casual• informal look in
any room. Various colon.
Pl~ngDtpt.
SATURDAY ONLY
Limited quant ity
1247
'9.99 Aluminum
Step udders
SATURDAY ONLY
Limitt'd qua ntity
ass
6-foot aluminum ladder.
Side nil 3-in. chano~l.
ati-tkid rubber fttt. 5x
11-ioda pail thelt.
'""'' Dtpt.
•zt Aetlon·Leg Briefs
SAVE $1!
ActioA J~ stretch as you'
move. Front p.nel for firm
figure control. Attnge.
$5 Fall F'agure
. BrieC 3.97
Br11 ""' Girtllt D1pt.
Fabulous!
No-iron tricot knit. Short
sleeve style with Lynn col·
SATURDAY ONLY
Limited quantify
297 .
. \
SATU RDAY ONLY
Limi ted quantity
Jar, 2 pockets. White, blue, 5 a I 0
maize or olive. 'fl'
ltftn's F 11rnishi#t,r Dtpt. fOf -----~
Picnic Grm, Brlquets
Separately $.5.98
Grill with IS.in. bowl.
chrome-plated arid.
Orange; 5-lbs. of charcoal
briqueu, hi&h beat
Ho11stW11rrs D1pt.
Sf\TIJRDAY ONLY
l 1'·1, t ( d quan tity
447
21 • Silvertone
Batteries
SATURDAY ONLY
Lim1tt'd quan tity
Stock up now at this Jow,
low pria. 1ooa lucina,
acid to yov listni~
pleuure. hr now.
TV Dflt.
..,. ..
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'l.98 to '4.98 Sbo...,_
Cut 99e to $3.99
100% tcrylic ahom in white
and pastel colon. Miases' sii.a.
Buy now for summer wear ac
these ttduced prices.
Mims' SportsuJttJr
Summery Shoe Canals
Your Choice
Choose men's corron"duck ox·
fords and slipons or women's
sandals in assorted styles and
colors. Terrific value!
Sh# Dqt.
SATURDAY ONLY
Limited quantity
· '11.99 Ice Cream Freezer
SAVE $3!
Fiberglass tub. Tin-pltred tttel
an. "-qt. siae. Manual opera.
ti.on. llecipes included.
$14.99, 6-Qt. Si• 11.88
H'61stu•11rrs Dtpt.
99c Ventilated .
Cool c ... Cushion
.....,o.1,l 77•
fOroat ..... fiber COftl"o
ioa cmr con •i• A.,..,;,,,,,,,.
SATURD~\ Y ONLY
l1mitt•d auunti ty
888
150 Watt Sl.97
Floodlight Blllbt
~°"'11 J4T
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I
IEA ANDERSON, Editor
Prtur, lillr M. \Ne Ml CM f'-It
Witch CaSts
Playful ·spell
Remember the wicked witch who lured little chil-
dren into her house made of .candy and gingerbread?
She's back and she'll be doini her best to lure
audiences into the Lyceum of Costa Mesa High School
on Saturday, June 8.
Performances of "Hansel and Gretel'' which has
been adapted into an original musical play by William
Clarke, Costa Mesa High School faculty member, will be
-----~ven at-10:30 e.m-:;-rp.m. and 3 p.m.
BEWITCHED, BOTHERED, AND -Bewildered by her taste for
little clrildren rather. than the normal fare for wicked witches like
toads ton and bat'a~wings-are-Hansel, portr:ayed by Karlene
• Friends Book Well-traveled Mayor
Whittington .(right), Gretel1 by Patt Bagley and a fri ghtened gull,
Kathy Lair. Enjoying her spooking ls the •·witch," Kari Varney
who looks forward to her evening.Jlleal.
Golf Tou rney
'p ' T . I ost· 111me
:l ..
Nearing
They'll be ofJ and runnin~ at Mesa
Verde Q>untry Club on the~lurd and
fourth Of June.
But it will be golfers, not horses.
who will be competing In the Run for
the Roses Golf Tournament sponsored
by the Women's Golf Club.
Mrs. Jerry Hayes, chairman. and
Mrs. W. A. Dawson, co-chairman have
made arrangements for the seventh
annual member-guest event.
Entries wearing "silks" r r o m
severaJ Southland clubs will be
welcomed inlo the starting gate by
Mrs. Pearl Bible and her comm ittee of
hostesses. while handicaps will be
checked by Mrs. William Entrikin.
J udging those "photo finishes'' will bf'
Mrs. Frank Paddock while prizes and
invi tations will be hand1ed by the
Mmes. Delmar T Hamre and Joh n C.
Adams.
A oontJnental breakfast will be serv·
ed before "post time" and strains of
·'My Old Kentucky Home" will alert
entrants to listen ror the starting gun
to begin the 36 hOle event.
Mrs. Robert H. Ewing Jr. and her
committee are preparing decorative
accents for the Winners Circle in the
Music for the play was written by David Agress.
Gerald Schroeder and David Tyler, all faculty members.
Clarke wrote the fyrics. Agress will be in Charge of sets
and lighting.
. The °'?Sta ~esa . committe~ of the Oran~e County _Pl~.ilharmoruc Society is sponsormg the production. ~om
m1ttee members are designing and making the costumes.
Cast members will be Costa Mesa IDgh School stu·
dents Patt Bagley as Gretel, Karlene Whitt.ingtoo as
Hansel, Kari Varney as the witch, and Melodie Keller.
Jean Varney, Solveig Lindblom and Kathy Lair as various
other chal'acttts.
Admission will be SO cents for children and $1 for
adults. All proceeds will be donated to the Philharmonic
Society. Tickets may be obtained at the door or by call·
ing Mrs. Norman Egli at 646-6025.
Books provide a very good way to find
out what's going on in the world as the
Friends of the Newport Beach Library
know. But Mrs. Robert J. Marshall,
(right) mayor of Newport Beach bas
learned first-band through personal ex-
periences which she will impart to the
Friends at their annual salad luacbeon
Thursday, June 6, at the poolside patio
of Mrs. H.V. Hilker. Mrs. Loren Heather,
retiring president (left) who examines
Mrs. Marshall's map of Moscow. one of
the Iron Curtain capitals which she visi·
ted on a People to People tour, will in-
introduce the new executive board.
Fairway Room where the aw&rds lun·
cheon will take place. Mrs. Ray L.
Heferan is refrr~hment chairman and
Mrs. W. S. Ronaldson wiU handle
publicity. Chairman of the Golf Club is
Mrs. John M. O'Brien.
And just llo get into the proper mqod
for the tourn amPnt. members will trot
over to Hollvwood Park to attend
Mesa Verde day prior to thls event.
WI NNING SMILES -But it takes more
than just smiles to win the Run for the
Roses Golf Tournament sponsored by the
Women's Goll Club at Mesa Verde Coun-
try Club. Making plans for the seventh
annual event are (left to right) Mn. W.S.
Ronaldson, Mrs. Jerry Hayes, chair-
man, and Mrs. William Entrikin who
will be wearing the "silks" of the Mesa
Verde group.
If Wife Kindles Fire of Jealousy, She May End Up 1n Cold •
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Th1I ii a
second marrlate for bOth my wtfe and
me. Lois and I get along wen and this
marriage ls a good one. Our only
di1agretmenb re1ult from L o I • '
uiJDoGty toward the n*'-....
DIPbn'• of my prmoue marriage. r have known tbete children •iDce
biJib and I Jove them ftJ'1 much. It enw OCCUIT9d tit me tbat ,.. are m
klllpr related, • Loi• tnslltl. True,
tbey •• the cbl1dren of my former
wife'• a.ter and brother. but the
divorce ha1 not cbuged my feeling
for them.
Last Chrl1tma1. Lois and I had our
fi rst aerloua argument. She was
viaibly up11t When I bought gifts for
my ,.liec.s ..S nepbe••· She accused
me If usinl them u an exculf to m1
ANN LANDERS ril usually on ~ubjecLc; she doesn't know
anythtng about. Whenever she gets in
a tight spot and rMlizes she is losing
the argument she t\U1l6 off her hear·
Ing aid.
Th1s llUle maneuver can drive a
person up the wall. What can be done
to combat unfair tactics of this sort?
-WILLING TO LISTEN
llnted wMb my former 1Vife -which Is
lblunl.
If tben ta any validity to Lois'
crtUci1m pleue tell me and J wi11
retblnk the sJtuatJon.-TROUBLE IN
CLEVEµND
DEAR TROUBLE :· A IW'Mnlf """ I wM tries .. ,..late lier hu11b11r.d from
all hie lllftvM• tlH m11tu 1 t1t 1 In• •
nddale. Siie .... kl be smart tnouth
.. U.w dial lite ~II ~lhnl"•lf' 11t'mr nr
a11e ... CHMdle9I becane i.e ~o._
to. The oae1 M wlabet e. malrital1
~aid aot be tampered with. Cf A se.
l cond wlfe 1ucceed1, throuih preasure,
In geUlng her haaband to sever all nld
t'r\ hr may bet'ome re1entf11I 11nd drclde he madf' 1 bad har![oh,, Cini II?
I hnf)t' lour wife l«lll ll. tnn.
DEAR WILLING : What I'm aboet t.o 11gac1t '3 1 dirty trick, but under
tilt drcum11t1ncu It's what 1he
dc1ft'Vra. Tht nrxt tlmf' you bave 1
dl1t1111lo11 and the relative begins to
alHtw al![m of lrrlt1Uon. atop talking -
DEAR ANN LANDERS I neerl the 1'!1l movt your llp1. ~hf wlll Lhlnk lttr
opinion of a falr•minded person. A ccr-"•rt•• alcl laat aoee .,. lhe frlti and
f P1n rt''atlvr of mine wears a heartn« I\. ~le tile 11 1w4ttflrt1i It elf and oe,
ajd. She llkee to •au• a lot and v• ~aa 1peu '"' pttce.
. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Why can't
girls be paper bo)'8? I am 11 years of
age and ever .inc& I can remember l
have wanted to have a paper route.
My brotMr had a route last year
and half tbe time I took It over
because he was sick or had something
else to do. I reelly enjoyed It and
would Jove a route. of my own.
Most girl• are u ltront as boy• and
they we every bit as dependable.
maybe even more 10. Delivering
papers Is fun. lt te1che1 kids to be
responslblt and It Is a great way to
earn money. Sl"ce females are sup-
posed to have ectu•I rlghU nowadays
why oen't they ~ hJred to do this
work? -AGAINST UNFAIRNESS
~AR AGAINST:.• ft.e qffltlM
•
..:-111cl toe for wblclt I laaw .. ...,.... •
Let'• ••II UtOM ftne 1eaUemea -...
badbotle of die .... .., -die
clrcalatloa maaa1en ti tile ...._._
aewtpeper1. WJ11 eu't llrll .. ,..er
boya?
Drinking may be "in" t.o the kids
vou run with --.ltut It c.a put you
r•out" tor keeps. You can ftG1 It and
stay popular. Read "Boose and You-
For Teena gen Only." Send 35 cents In
coin and a long, •lf·llddretled.
1tlllnped envelope with your HqUelt.
Ann Linders will be sJad to help you
with your problems. Send them to htr
in care o( the DAILY PILC11' 1 ..._.
in a sell · addreaed, ICllmped •
velope.
! 4 DAILY PILOT
-r NH HIGH
Clthy Cle"-"
. CM HIGH
Vlikl Britc1e
Senior £0fid1 Honored
CdM HIGH
Cathy B!.ckburn
ISTANCIA
Miry ..........
Zonta Girls for May Selected
Each yKr during tbt representative and w a 1 erica. v l c·e president of
l<!bool y.s Newport Harbor chairman of the prom Girls' League and is a drill
Zonta Club bonon . an decoration and homecoming team commander.
out.standing gh1 tn each of decoration comm.ittffs. She bas received the Bank the area high schoolt. . -From the ranks of the She also ii a member of of America award for home
eoeds cboeen, en annual the Tri-lli·Y, and Aasisteens economies, second pla<:e in
award of a '80 savings bond of Newport Beach and is a Singer's sewing contest and
Is presented to the outstan-partime model at Buffu.ms. first places in the Interna-
ding girl-of·tb•year in each The Harbor senior plans tional Yardage Fair contest
1cbooL to travel in Eu.rope this and Women's Club sewing The M i 1 1 t 1 C8tby summer and beg111 Orange cont.Mt ____ _..,.....,~-Coa1t-~all-and-·
High School; Vtcki Briscoe, transfer to 1the University of CdM HIGH
Q>sta Mesa High; Cathy Southern California. Listed on the high school'•
BlackbJm, Corona del Mar honor roll, Miss Bmckburn High, and Mary Robinson, CM Hl~R 11 a songleader a n d
Estancia High, received the Enrolling at San J?se secretary of the Pep Squad.
honors at Zonta's awards State College and studyi_ng She also has been affiliated
luncheon. for a BA in .home economics with the Pep, Spanish and
will . be Miss B r I 5 c 0 e, Latin clubs, American field NH HlGR Miss Clarkson, daughter
of the Joseph H. Clarkson•
of Newport Beach, is presi·
dent of Girt~· League and
last year was their junior
d~gbter of the D 0 n Service and drill team.
Bnscoes of ~osta Mesa. The daughter of Mr. and
In her ~eru~r ye,ar ahe bas Mrs William Blackburn of been active tn GU'ls' Athle· · ttc Association, president of NewJ?Ort B~ch. the coed Future Homemakers of Am· alao 1s a Job s Daughter and
member of Tri-Hi-Y.
She will attend San Dlego
State College and bope1 to
attain her BS in nurlln1.
ESTANCIA
Activities for M I 1 1
Robinaon include G A A ,
AFS, Pep Club, v o c a l
ensemble, drill team and
Girll' League secretary.
She wcbee Sunday School
Harbor Folk Church choir,
OCC orcbeatrs and Irvine
orchestra.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. F. Robinlon of
Costa Meea bas been award·
ed the Gold E and wa1 a
homecoming princess.
She bas selected Central
Missouri State Q>IJege, War-
rensburg, to further her
education, and baa plana on
becoming a teacher.
Pair Plan
Evening
Wedding
Newport Auxiliary
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jar.
rett of COit& Me.a have an·
noun()9d the enaatement of
their daugbt«, C b er y 1
Louiee Jarrett and 'nterlo
William Lawrence Jr., t.
of Mr. and Mn. Tbedo I#.
Lawrence, also ol Costa
Mesa.
Their wedding it pla11t1ed
for tbe evening of Aug. 17, in
Clu1at tucberan Church,
-eo.ta-M1-ar-, --
P-oppies Selling -f\.low
"Wear -a poppy to show
that you remember."
Th.is is the appeal being
heard today aod tomorrow
from m e m b e r 1 of the
American Legion Aqxiliary
Unit 291, Newport Rarboi.
as they greet 11ie pubic in
Newport Beam, Coron~ del
Mar 9DCl Balboa.
Mrs. Clayton Balcombe is
Ute poppy chairman. The
money derived from the
donatiMI Will aid in the
rehabilltation or· disabled
~ and tfteir families.
present. The poppie1 were
received from the Vetet'a.n«
A d m inistration Hoepit.al,
Long Beach.
"Wearing a poppy on Pop·
py Day is the individual act
of tribute to the nation's war
d e a d , ' ' stat.es Mrs.
B a l c o m b e. "The little
nowers are replicaa of the
wild poppies of France and
Belgium wih.ich bloomed so
brightly on the battlefield s
and cemeteries of World
War I."
Tea Brews
Women iotereated l n
joinine the M.leeion Viejo
Wedding
Planned
In Georgia
for GOP Boosters Ritual Offered
Mn. Wllllam Barry, DIW·
R e p u b I i c a n W.o m • n Republican Central Com· lY WUJW prtaldbt of Xi
FecleNlted •e invited tlo its m1ttet GI Ol'ult Oounty, Itta Pl .... Itta Slama
memberap tet in 11ie filth SupenUaria1 Diltrict. Pbi, wm e0nter-tM ritual ot
Misaloa Vi•U. home of Mn. ""'-iDcmde D • D D 1 • welcome OD Mn. Richard
"" & -~ Klltllr • tile aut meetin& Mine Patt, 2f728 Seel· c.,-ter, Weyne Csroll. 'l'laadlJ, May r7, in the ~k. mxn 1 to • p.m. BUMtw Crtety.-<: b a r 1 • Y Gardin 'Gtovi llame of Mrs.
Tuesday • .i.y 7.8. Flwtklln. Nolle l"rilleUe, Mike GlarclDL
Attr•ctions will mclode John Hopwood. 8.A. Mn. Klldlr frollll Indiana
talk• by several interutift1 MuJucin ad T ll t m a 1 will _.. u 1 1 r v l c 1 political perl0Nlitie1, ac-• ROien. claetnnaa.
oordinC to Mrs. Robert Dave Miller, wtao ii rua· ---------
Price, proptm dlairm•. nine f« a spot • lie Kids Ulre to
June 8 la the .date Martha Amonc them will be meri =-... ,~..._~I 'Ask AntJy' ~~uwru~~~1-~-~-b-~_~ __ in_h_~=~-~~~~~·-~r~-~~-----~~-
brtde of Earl V. Lord .ir. '1n
dle Immacu)ate Heart of
Mary Church, Atlanta, Ga.
'parent& of the· couple are
Mr. and Mn. E. T. Q>nnell
of Hunti.ngtoo Beach and
Mr. and Mn. Earl V. Lord
of Gray, Ga.
Miss Connell wae a ltu·
dent at St. Piua X Hip
School, Atlanta and ~
Sacred Heart J u n i o r
College. Alabama. Sbe will
graduate in August from
West Georgia Colleee.
Her fiance was a student
at West Georgia College and
ser~ with the armed
for~ for three yean in
Germany. Currently he is a
teacher in P'wett P•k. Ga.
and coaches football.
County Women
In Construct1on
Host Speaker
Tuesday. May 28 the
women of Orange County
Chapter 91, N a t i on a 1
AHociation of Women in
Comtruction will meet in
the Saddlebact 11111, Satta
Ana for a social hour at 6:30
p.m. and a dinner at 7.
W. H. Rickard, public
rel atiool r~ve,
will pretent The Anetomy of
a Oity.
Reeervations may b e
made wi~ Mrs. Carroll
Boles, M8-S671, or Mrs .
. Gene C&rpentef', 63'1-1523.
Rose Socrety
Meeting May 28 at 7: 30
p.m. in Washington School.
Anaheim , will be members
of Orange County Rose
Society.
lV~s. Jean K e n e a 11 y ,
chairman of the American
Rose Society's spring con-
vention in June, will be one
ol the guest speakers. She
also is known as Mrs. Rose
of San Diego.
AJso talking will be James
Kirk. district dir~tor of the
Pacific Southwest District.
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Mitt Jarrett ,....
eraduetect from Cotta Mesa Hiafl School and atfended
Ore1e COMt Colle1e .
Presently lhe ii employed ... ~ .....
Her fiance ii an alUJIUIUI
CHERYL JARRETT
· Summer lrlde
o1 Am Arbor mgb Scho01.
Micbi81D. and OCC. He
lll'Ved in Vietnam ae a
member of Boat Support
Unit One, U.S. Navy.
'nM ,_. 1tle Newport
unit Im 3,000 poppies to
The DAILY PILOT
Covers Boating
Best in West
Widow Tells It
Like It Really Is
•
By GAV PAULEY
NEW YORK (UPI) -The
1talistic is griin . Some eight
million women bel ong to its
often lonely, often tragic,
often pessimistic g r o u p .
They're the ones who either
give up to grief or struggle
to rejo.in. the buman race.
They're the widows of the
U.S.A.
Books on widowtlood and
adjustment to it and ttte one··
parent role have been writ-
ten before. some of them by
persons with little or no ac•
quafotance with loss in their
own Lives.
But nqw, a widow tells It
like it is, in a forthright and
hearteni!)g account, tells it
in terms of her strong
rellgious faith that hel~d
her through the first d1f·
ficult mol)ths, tells it with
candor and often, ama.z.
ingly. with humor.
The book is "When You're
a Widow" (Concordia, St.
Louis) and its author is
Clarissa Start. a columrust
and feature writer for the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
"Nobody, understands but
another widow." says the
autbor. But her writings
.ahould help o t h e r s un-
derstand the widow's r~ac
Uons from the initial shock
and grief until the day she
realizes that on<:·e more she
has to become part 0( the
world around herl
"If then were no ol.her
message for widows in the
experience of one of our
vast number. this would be
the ·pll'amount OM t would
like to pus on ." she says.
''You cm surmount your
IJ'ief. You cao rejoin the
human race. You may even
be a better member of the
!umlD r«e becaue of your
eorrow. You will -even-
tuelly -eveG MnM a cer-
tain pity for ttlOM whose'
lives have -been touched
by srief lot they ha ve not
lived life to the fullest.''
MiH Start. a WTiler for
mGn than 30 )'QfS, WH ~ after 21 1Mrl of
marrilft te J:. G • i
Davidson. a pr om 1'n e n t
political and civic figure in
Missouri. He was the victim
of a heart attack. leaving
his widow to bring up their
teen-aged son .
Numbing, tearless grief
was hers for the first few
days. But the future must be
faced and she describes the
cold details of p a p e r s ,
d o c uments, applicetions,
transfeTS. and the disposal
of personal effects the
widow must face.
Despite the advice ol
friends to "get away for •
while." Miss Start said she
found that a thange ol tcene
w.a1 that only -"don't go
away to try to forget your
grief. You'll only take your
sorrow with you."
But the author emphasizes
tl'>at as each person is an in·
dividual. so each widow's
reactions are individual. her
emotional outbursts may be'
created by any number of
things -"the supper hour,
a trip alone to t h e
super~ket. hearing an old
tune ...
Once the widow turns
around to participate again.
she'll al&o find the fear of
being a firth wheel at any
social gathering, Her solu·
tion in large groups was to
keep circulating so no one
couple would feel obliged tt>
•k her to jotn ttlem.
One of Miss S t a r t · s
chapter Is headed "Srx and
the Slngle Widow.'' "At first
the very Idea that you might
someday feel p h y s i c a I
desire for another man II
completely repugnant," the
says. "Y 0 U a r e OD a
1plrllual plane, communing
wt th the saints. . . " But as
time passes, there is that
need to love and be loved.
"'"*'9 are no rules fGt
widows." she iroet oa. "She
malt make her own. The
wl9e widow wouJd, I lhould
think. con{lne her socJaJ life
to men who are mar-
ria~eable and whom she'd
wnt to many -even If sbe
doln't ti** thlt IM'll ...,. ·
.. t to m&rrJ. ''.
Returned: The Newport Look of the '80'1
The sailor separatn. Lookin1 nloul on dick, t'11t It
the cabana club. In white "isp Amet•triacetate wit ffirty
pleated skirt. Navy striped fospin rlbbm tri•. By
Malbe Oriainltls;' 8·14~ 11.• Boutiq .. ~
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Flowing Fragrance
An unusual container for a new perfume Climat by
Lancome is a 6-foot brass and copper fountain be-
ing featured in Joseph Magnin's through June 1.
The fashionable flowing perfume fountain , one of
four created in New York City, is valued at $1200.
Artistic.ally structured it offers a light and fresh
fragrance.
South Coast Juniors
Open on 'New' Note
Taking ~ her 1heme,
Reflections of Loveliness
from a Fountain o f
Understanding, Mrs. Bond
Thompeon will conduct the
Ont meeting of the club
yew for the South Coast
Juniors.
A new meeting place, the
Sweet Arts
Shown Off
Sweet Arts cl Costa Mesa
cake decorating club and
ltudenta of cake decorating
will have a show of
decorllted cakes and fancies
next Sunday from noon UDtil
5 p.m. l!t the Frosting House
in Costa Me.a.
Judging will be done by
Diet Parrish of Costa Mesa.
Mra. Raymond Wulff of COlta Mesa and Mrs. E. F.
Vandenbe.rg of Anaheim.
A.-ardl .,,m be preaented at
2:30 p.m. Refreshmf!ds will
be eerwd.
M! cake decorltor'a may
compete in the .now which
ia open to the }d>Uc.
Wild
Garden
Print
Swim
Duo
Security National B a n k ,
Fountain Valley, has been
selected for ttie meeting
Tuesday, May 28, and all
future meetings.
All area women interested
in the organization are in·
vited to attend.
Members of the new
board who wUI preside in·
elude the Mmes. JOn McKib-
bon, first vice president;
J1lmes West, second vice
p r e e i d e n t ; M a urice
Donahue, third vice presi·
dent; Dale Frye, recording
secretary, and D u a n e
Ulrich, treasurer. Mrs. Vick
Trodick will serve as cor·
responding secretary, and
Mrs. Roibert Marten was ap-
pointed a s membership
director and Mrs. Milt
Rohrer, publicity.
Plana for the new year
will be made and members
will bid for a Madbatter'g
Party.
Weaver's Guild
Santa Ana Public Library
ls the setting for the
meeting of South Coast
Weavers' Guild the second
Thursday at 1 p.m.
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Horosco~
Ju('iorL Auxiliary
Hosti~g tun~heon · Sagittar.ius: Pela~s Costly
Prospective new members of the rt~
ence Crittenton Junior Auxiliary will be
gueeta of honor at a luncheon nut TUelday
in tbe ·home Of Mrs. Maurice Wlllh.
Mn. F.dgar Hill, vice president ot the
board ol the Florence Crittenton Home ol
Oraace County will speak to the members
and their guests about .the progress belog
made in the $500,000 fund-raiBinf drive for
tile newest Crittenton home in 0 r a n g e
County.
Another honored gue.t will be 'Mn.
Frank Binney who bas been instrumental in
the progress being made on the oew home ..
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SATURDAY,
MAY 25
By SYDNEY OMARA
ARIES (Marcb 2l·April
19): Money interest.a con-
tinue in apotijgbt. But· now
circumstances appeM" more
favorable. Take initia6ve.
Stress original approach.
New contact made mgbt·
proves si~nificant.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20l: Dress up; you may find
yourself the center of at-
traction tonight. Y o u r
charm, appeal are
mtgnified. People are at·
tracted to you. Cycle con·
tinues high. OtJtain hilt
from ARIES mneace.
GEMINI (May 21.June
30): Excellent for attention
to pet subjects or charities.
T~ is fine for attending
theater, dining out. Put
troubles aside. Brooding IC•
compliahes nothing. Be witb ltimulltinl penon.
CANCEA (June 21.July
22): Lunar emphasis on
your ability to appreciate
surroundings and friends.
Some whose habits irritate
you try to make amends.
Show appreciation. Realize
friendship is a two·way
street.
LEO (July· ·is.Aug. 22):
Your pride· shines; ·some
mish:lterp'et ttUa a.s ar •
rogance. Speak up. Make
views clear. Don't permit
others to second-guess you. picture.Consult one wlth ex·
If you communicate, day perie~. Best to wait, llaten
represent.a advaocement. and observe. Spotlight on
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.J2l: dedlngs with partner, mate,
Your judgment 1ociay ls ac, close associate.
curate, eapedally where SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22·
future plans are concerned. Dec. 21): Be practical
Good allo f« dealing with where chores Bl'lt coo;
in.laws. mat1ng t r a v e l cerned. Steady pace a~
decisionl. Gain indicated complishes wonders. Day to
through wriUen Word. finish tasks. Further delay
J,.IBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): could prove e<>stly. Work
Be optiniistlc without being bard during day -relax
careless. Good news in·· tonight.
dlcated where investment is CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·
cppcerned. Be perceptive. Jan. 19): Creative activity
A void tendency to take emphasized; enjoy yourself
anything for granted.~ Dou· wity hobby. Get in your
ble check. share of recreation. Day to
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. shed tensions. Fre6b outlook
21): Put off final decision 'could give you new, vital
where legal matter enters lease on 1 i f e. Romance
tonight.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
New officers to be intrOduced will be the
Mmes. George Glass, president; Roser Well·
man, vice president; Dean Wilco~ ncorcl-
ing secretary; Thomas Breer, correspclDll-
ing secretary, and Lloyd Winburn, treasurer.
During 1the past year, the Junior AuxiJi.
a:ey tripled their pledge donation to the new
Harbor Council's Movie Guide
18): Older family members
deserve your attention. Day
to gather data. Prepare -
obtain facts. Check safety
home. •
Kay Miller's Betriothal
·Revealed During Party
During a party 1a8t Sun-
day the engagement of Kay
Miller and Donald Topolski was announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.E.
Miller ol Ooeta Mesa.
No date was set for the
w~ which will take
pliace in .Mck.sorwille, 1'. c.
Miss Miller is an alumna
of Newport Harber High
School, Or-ange Clout Ool·
lege tlld the Univenity of
Southern OaHiomiL At. SC sbe was A member of the concert cbotr, Zeta Phi Eta
honorary and Alpha Gamma
Delta· 10rority and wu ·
director of Songfest.
Cum!ntly she la a
teacher in Fullerton.
Her fiance, SOil ol Mrs. J.
M. Miller of Three .()ab,
tr.icti. and the i.u Mr.
Topolski, ia an alumnus of
Taft JubJ,or College and
MemwtQ State Umveraity.
He majored in physical
educ.wtion tnd anthropology.
Cum!ntly he Js stationed
·in NU'Ul Ce!'olina with UJe
U. S. Marine Oorps.
KAY MILL.ER
TNcher to Wed
You are cordially inviWl oo visit
thr~ furnished model homes-
now on diwplay Ta t .ayrrts
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at 1842 Sa.""4qo Driv1
N~wport Bndl, California.
BUILDERS:
IVAN WELLS A SONS, INC.
INTERIOR DESIGN
AND FURN18RINGS BY
J. R. BIGGAR
SANTAANA
MAIN AT ELEVENTH
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measures around house. Ac·
ADULTS Foreign Office tries to solve cidents avoided if you are
thorough. THE AMBUSHERS -Spy his personal problems in
f · this movie comedy. PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20) : Fulfill social obliga-
gpoo • . SWEET NOVEMBER PSYCH-OUT -ImpreSSJve Dying woman goes
movie set · in Haight-Ash· unusual lengths to
bury district. ~embered.
tiom. Day for visits alld
t o visitors. Flurry of activity
b e Indicated. Take special care
in traffic. Communication SEBASTIAN -Mas t e r THE-C0NQUEft6R-W6RM
cryptographer foe British -Edgar Allen Poe ~ory. frona relative-be)ps-create
excitement.
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UCLA Ace Booked~on · Marijuana Raa
t.OS ANGELES (4J>) -Ludut
Allen. star iuard for VCLA '• national championshJp bu xetbell team, was
booked with four friendl Thursday
rlilbt on diaries ol po1te11ion of
mwijuana . ..,.Uce said.
Pollce Set. John Coklla aaid officers
detect.cl tbe odor of marijUAN a.ft.er
haltilll their l!ptfldlnc mr 111 u alley
in ceatrai LOI An1ele1.
1 lt w11 ooe , .. to the day that Allu
WU l!'ftlled at h1a Wut IM .....,..
apartment and cbar1ed •I t b
possession of marljuena, a· cbu ..
which was later .dropped.
Booked with Allin were MWnle
Martin. Alla L. Bullen. Bonnie J e a a
Goss and John Woodlery. Police •aid
aU were UCLA studenta ln their ..,ly
•. Allett la 20.
On May 23, 1987. Allen WM Uftlted
when police wd they found martjuna
in a car owned by Ailetl.
He was later releued oa lt,100 ball
and tbe charge •11 claopped after a
closed bearinl ln. mun.lclpal court. When Allftl WM arrested Wt year,
coach John Woodeo took DO JQllDldiate
action. sayin& it still ,,.. the off·
season.
"lf be bad beell a.rntt.d dtriftl the
season." Wooden N.Mi lMt year, "1
would bave taken lmmediMe' action.
I •
Liston Labors .Gets K6 in ·?-th-Indians
.. ' " Finally
10,162 Boo
Big Bear's
Perfonnance
L08 ANGELES CAP) -Former
beavyweilht c:hlmPon Sonny Liston
WU put the mtJs ruJll of hil climb
back up the ladder to boxing prowes s
today.
How many 11'lpt further up the Bi& -Be.-tan-toai.-,11-d.ebaf.al)Jl.t._ ___ _
,,_ 3S-Y9a1'.old Liston toil«! and
labored and tlnally dllplled ol Billy
Joiner of Ctnchmatl lD aeven rounds
Tbunda1 ~ at a. Olympic
Auditorium.
Ref.... Jolln Thomas balled the
lllht before the bell IOUDded fer 119
eighth round.
It WU Sonny'I U1h atraJtht
knockout ovw ~ t inc9 he
bowed out in one round in an atttmpt
to regain ttie world title from ca.iu.
Clay in Lewitt<m, Maine, aimOlt Uu'ee
7ears ago to the day today.
A crowd, cbvioUlly curiOUJ to aee
what 1J1ton b8d Wt, if anY1bina. num·
bered lD,162, near capedty.
They p.td ..... fl wtlielt lcdy
collected '12,000.
Here•1 what tbe &m NW tn a bout
that w11 hardly a lqblllht ot ballDI.
and drew a pWtaa ol bool, w•: ·
A lJaton Who wa litber n11tr • old. or both. diapl.lyinl llWa ot the
LiJtoa who tarrariaed tbe beavJwlitbt
ranb befan bis lOllll to Clay.
At 222, a Uston ~outweighed his
oppo11ent by 32~ polmds, unable to
truly fiallb "' ill clullc lubiGD an ob-
viously ovennatlcbed Joiner.
And Joiner, a slender, journeyman
boxer who looked more lib a mid·
dleweleht compared to the Bil Bear,
able to 1tinc if not hurt tbe cmce
awtlODlt u.toa.
The referee halted matt.en beeaUM
Joiner w11 apparently so behind oa
poinu be could nev• eatdl up.
To ~it ...-rec! both Ion• ny, aow I • ol Lu Veps,
Nev., anl 30-yes-old Joiner wwe
10 W.., .... .uJd IO tbl fuD 10
rounds.
The '!'11 drama --• the third round. Jomer 1Nllt down frnm • tood left boot and • lhDrt ril'lt to tbe heact.
He wa1 up at ahoat count tbree and
before the round WM ClllfW' ,,. .a. to
give Liston a rough, toe-to-t.oe 1luatn1
contest.
Liston at th• hi* ,,.. uamarbd.
Joiner bad a allt OV'lf bll rillbt •Y•·
·' l was taking too 1n1111 lbotl. 1btml
WU slowing dowll, but I IU8ll IO WU
1, ·• said Joiner.
Aging Tiger
Fights Foster
For Title
NEW YORK (UPI) -Thi oddl art
that Dick Tiiet"• reipi u llCbt blevy·
we ight champion, and poulbly hll bol·
inB career, will come to an ead to-
night when he meets Bob FOIW.
The oddsmaken doo't evee comidlr
the fight cloee and have ma the
lanky challeoger from Waahinpon,
D.C. a 12-6 favorite to capture Cbe title
at Madison Square Gardea.
Howev«. bein& on the abort a of
the odds is nothing new for T~. SI.
Durina b1s two reigns • middlewtittlt
r .. a,1at'• ,,.,.,
Oa CJlaatlel 8 , l:SO
titlebolder and bl all tllree of bla liaht
beavywtJOt bout.I, be bM beta ID
undlrq.
But .. a dow, ~. OYWqed
fighter, ,,., hal oontlllued to pit•
vp the upeets.
r:" llAR AND HIS Kill -Sonny "Bil Bear" Liston
1tandl over fallen fDe Billy Joiner during Tbursdly
.nilht'• ftabt at Olympic Auditorium. Liston toiled tor a 7th round lcnociout over his little known op-
U'I T..-
ponent. Liston . now 36, is on the comeback trail
alter losing his heavyweight championship to
Cassius Clay in 1964.
Cleveland Near Top
Tribe's Surge No Shock
To Ex~player, Follower
To Mmle It may seem l\.W'PrtStng
that the Cleveland Indiana are cur·
rtDtJy embroiled ln the obese for the
American League pennant. ridlng in
eeeoad plaee at um moment.
But, to fonner lftjun ace Chuck Hin·
loll 111111 lone Ume Tribe follower Tom
'nml, tbe fact is not the least bit
1bockin1.
Eadl offen a different explanation.
however.
Hinton opines that the Ohioans will
remalD in the first divisfon and
beliewt tbey have a good shot 1t their
fi* pn11111t since the 1964 Indians set
aucccuuuuusuuuuuuu"'
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WASH
usueuu cusuuuuusuuc•
a ie.sue record for number of vie·
toriea ( 111) thm suffered a lb&stly
bombm'dmenf in Cbe World Serfea.
You'll recall t.bt Giants scored a 4--0
IWHP in that S.riea.
thJu ~e7 laawe Ule ll8"t pitchers In
the Amerleu Lealff.
"U the ~Ulal lloldt ap, tbey'U be
tou1b ."
Tltaa ta leu eptlm11tlc.
"I've followed Cleveland for
years. It aeem like tMy always 1et
off to a Mc start, tile• flule. I don't
see bow M 7ear will be any dJf.
ferent."
IC the Angels have anything to say
about it. Cleveland is not the ·like ly
heir to Boston's American League
throne.
In I.he past two seasons the Halo~
have chalked ue a 17..S bulge against
the Redskins. including a 4--0 mark
thus for In '68.
With the tight flag race In proq>ecl
this campaign, oo Urst place aspirant
can alford dom ination by another club.
Certainly the 'American Lugue
crown is up for grabs but I for one
would be srutly shocked lf the ln·
diam wlnd up with all the marbles.
upec.ially with the An&eia around to
foil their ect.
But "'-Ybe Thursday night's 9·2
bombardment of the Cherubs signif les
a breaktllrough for the Ohio bunch.
Time will teU.
Mclendon,
Lunn Sli~re
Memphis Lead
• MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP ) -The fans
who saw B. R. McLendon sink a 2t).
foot eagle putt to share the first-round
lead in the Sl00.000 Memphis Open
Golf Tournament fiaured be wu hal>'
~ aa a lark. But hia wife. JOIJI. knew
better.
"He didn't say anything to me. but
wben I saw him go to the practice tee
after coming off the 18th. I knew he
•aan't happy wtttl his woods and lonJ
irons." the pretty blonde said.
"I'm aaUlfled with hJs game, •
especially atte-winning the Magnolia
in this first tournament and then
landing here. but I don't think be ia. ••
McLendon. 22. who won the 1965-66-
17 Southeastern Conference goll titles.
came into the Memphis Open Thurs·
day virtually unknown to the gallery.
But veteran Fred Haas watched ltlm
laat week in the Magnolia Classic al
Hattiesburg, Miss.
"Thia McLendon is going lo make
il." Hus said. ''He's good -real aooc1.··
. Jim Lunn, 23. pf Sacramento. shared
the first-round ltad witll M<:Lendon as
both came in witb five-under.par Ms
Thul'tday.
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Win One
By RAY PLln'KO ..... ...., ........
ANAHEIM -lt't _. • a IUJ
can't make a boaeat Dack lbeae days.
Remember when tbl Califonla
Angela "used" to run rou8blbod oyer
the Indians from Ohio way? 1
Well Manager Bill R1pey and bl.I
Halos acted as though th!)' lied aever
beard ol the Cleveianct tribe Thurlda1
LUCIUS ALLIN
night .. the viaitor• ltated a acalpln• Re·uvenated pimV ea route to a 1-2 romp owr tbe
Hoping, to regain 101D1 Oi'i.etr Jolt------------~
eoutbpaw c;.o,19 Bnmlt ( 4-3) to tbe preldge. •e Anpla wm •• n. Dodgers Roll
maqnd tall1'ht 1n tbe ...... JDeltinl al the lout-pm• ........... tbe ....
diana dip into their depth-laden pit·
chine deparbneot for Steve Harian (3-3).
Thursday was Cteveland'a initial
visit to the Big A tibia seuon. but the
Indian.I romped around \be bue patbl
a& if they owned the plaCe.
Ironically, this iJ the 1 1 m •
Clewlana-tiim '111lrdropped 144;-tS
outings to the Aqels tut season and
had been unsuccessful in the initial
three times out of the startin& gate
this campaign.
When it was all over, the Angels
were the club that displayed their
pitching depth -utilizing five hurlers
while the Tribe pounded out a season
high ol 18 safetie,,, including four
home rUD5.
However. just to rub selt in the
wound . .it was a castaway that led the
asaa&alt on R1gney'c forces -Jose
Cardenal.
Jutt this -l*t win~r the Aa1els
swapped Cardinal ICI' CbJck Hinton on
an eveo bMif. but the scales leaned in
fawr of Uw Indiam this time around.
Cardenal, the new captain of
Manaier Alvin Dark'• entry that's
bidclin~ fClf' its first pennant ainoe 1952
ripped out -in order -a single, dou·
ble. borne run and sincte Thursday
evening before retirin& to the rub-
down table in the eighth inning.
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Into Houston
HOUSTON (UPI) -'nit Los
Aqelea Dod1en, fretb from taking
three out al four rama apimt the
world champion st. Loult Clrdlnals;
will be aeeldJiJ a measure of nvenge t.onitbt when tbey open a lour-game
aeries •la.inst the Houaton Altrol.
The A1tr01 swept a doubleheader .. ..........
~M~~l:illCPI(~ It:: I=: :1 =:'7: MLVi.~
from the Dod1er1 at Lot Anplq last
Sunday to gain a split of that four·
game aeries.
Denny Lemuter. 4-4. wbo burled a
complete game 2-1 win at Loa Angeles.
takes tbe mound for the Astroa and
will be opposed by Don Sutton, 2-3.
Bob Bailey again waa the hero of
Thursday's game against t h e
Cardinal& as he iingled home Willie
Davis, in the 11th inning for a ~2 win.
It was Bailey who drove in five runs
Tuesday night_ when he was a laat-
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Amateurs Menace Pros
PARIS (AP) -The Federation Cup
the tennis tournament bein1 fought out
here by national women 's teams.
could spell danrer for the four girl
professional• of American promoter
George MacCall.
The porld'a top amateur players are
tuning 'Up tbtir game at the riJht time
-ready to challeDge the proe in next
week's open J'reocb cbampionabipa.
That will be the ftnt time pro-
fessional and amateur women players
have been matched again1t each o~l'
since open tennis wa1 aanctioned.
MacCal.1 '1 qUll'1llt*I -BUU. Jean
King, Ann Jones. Francoile Durr and
Rosemary Catala -will be the top
seeda in the womee11 tlniJea.
The FederaUon Cup went tnto the
quarter.finall 1ta11 ~. wttb tllil
United Stat.es, Australia. Britain.
South Afric.a. Russia, F r a n c e •
Bulgaria and tbt Netherlandl attll in
contention.
Some girls are showin1 the kind of
form that could upset the proe next
week.
Thursday, Nancy Richey beat Anne
Marie Studer of Switzerland 1-1. 6-1
•bile llrt. c.mt took S U I a n ..
Peteraen of Brull 6-0 6-0.
1n otMr-matcbe1, Mary Ann &mt or
St Louil beat Marianne Kindler of
Switlerlud "°· 1-1. Mill Richey and Kathy Harter of
Seal Beach, teamed up to beat the bro
Swill lb'll in doubles, 6-0, 1-1.
Today the Americu prll faced
P'rance. which offered little threat now
that Mia Durr has turned pro-
feaioaal.
Written off u bein& wubed up after losinf the mldclle~t tiUe to Emile Griff 1th, Titer wot on to w1a tbe llJht
heavy crown from Joee Torrea in i•
and then tUCCellf&IDy defended It
afaintt TGl'l'll aad «Al..._ llopr RouM. .
S.71 '"*'· wllle •w plays Mt· lltN,. tlte .U,ell: "ClewelaM be
.... Ida ... wta " all. 11 f~, I Orange Coast College track coach
.Jim Mclhrain has broken a Ion& line
of family tradition by becomlna the
father of a baby girl.
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born into the Mclhram family for
three aeon and five yara.
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is OD1 of 21 er.ck AA tuel drqJten who'll be shoot-
ing for Int prize ol $1,000 apd an ·elapsed time
record Saturd8)' niibt on Orange County Raceway's
newly reconditioned tract. Aho on tap ii a special
matcll between Charlie Allen's Dodge and ~onn
Cowdry's Camaro and 100 Volbwagen1 compete
in the "bug eliminator event." Action starts at 7:30.
I F'rfdly, May 24, 19'8 DAIL V PILOT J Z
Williams, Connell ' .
• ID CIF,
Seek Berths in State Classic
B1 1lOGER CAJlLSON °' ...............
Five ~ bertha in
each vvlity event ue up
for trab1 toolgtlt lit the CIF
track and field finals.
First field event at Cer-
ritos College i• aet for 7
p.m. wiih the runnlnc eveoU
slated for 7:~.
Paul Williama of Hun-
tington Bu.ch staodc. rood
diance to win h1I specialty
-the 880.
He posted the fastest time
of the semis last. Friday
"i th a 1:54.2.
Williams, however, will be
up against Long Beach
Poly's Gree Jones. Williams
defeated Jones in their heat
of ~ semis, but Jones has
a 1:50.9 to bis credit this , ...
Williams bas logged a
1:53.3 to date. Williama and
Jones could threaten the
CIF record of 1:51.1.
Corona del Mar's Steve
Connell, the other Orange
Coast area performer, will
be in a strong ccotingent of
pole VMJJten.
Connell (13-0) ia joined by
Bonita's Bob Riche!'dl (15-
-1) and Ken Mcdgomery of
Oxnard (1U%) am o n g
oilers.
Other Orwoce OountWls
wbo are ln the running for pack Is Ruben Chappina of
tbe StMe FinaJa in Berkeley Exce~ (9:10.1).
a week bence are Isaac Fred ll I l c h e r 1 o n of
Curtis of San~ Ana and Ron Salesian (9:10.3) fOUows
Hunley of Lowell in the along with Ed Ramlru of
bW'dJes. Channel mands (9: 10.6),
CW'til aDd Hamley ha ve Richard J(asb of Redlands
19.0's to their credit in the (9: 11.3), Tony Baker of Mira
low hurdles along with San-Costa (9:12.2), Ruben Mejia
ta Ana Valley's Doo Tilley. of La Habra (9:13.4) and
Compton'• remarkable Chuck Smud of Santa
high jwnplng crew of Paula (9·13 5) Renaldo Brown, Pet Brad-· ,. · The 120 high hurdles will ford and Reginold Ishman feature crespi's John Cot·
will be trying for a sweep tier (13.8), Lowell's Hamley
of the event. '13.9), Santa Ana Valley's
Bron, defeDding state Tilley-(14.2) and Lawrence
champion, has the best D' San B d. mark to date with a 7--0~ ef. iggs of ernar ·mo
fort. and teammate Brad-(H.3).
ford's 6-11 jump two weeks The entire field of nine
ago in the prellm.s stands as qualified 14.6 or better.
the CIF ~rd. CentellDial's threat to the
Compton'• power in ttte Compton title picture is
hieh jump ii the leading fac-centered around E d e s e 1
tor for the Tarbabes'. sUght Garrison, who will leld the
favoritism in the team title Apaches in the 100 and 440
race. and as the anchor man on
If the Tarbabes falter, the CIF record-holding mile
defending c h a m p i o n • relay team. Centennial will be in the, __ A_J_so __ en_te_r_ed __ f_or_Ce_n·
driver's seat. Others who
figure to score well are
Muir and San Bernardino.
The two-mile race, off
preUm and semi times, ap-
pears to be one of the best
events ol tile night.
Six seconds 1epara1Je the
teft-metl fteld. Leading the
ntfTUM10
WArat I .....
CIF Records CLIVILAND
V aralty Records
100 Griffin Centennial 9.5
teM.lal are Lucius Brown 111
the long jump, Tom White in
the 100 and 2'JO and the ClF'
record-holding 440 r e 1 a y
team.
The lightweights 00ono
any f\Jrttler than ttie CIF
finals and Marina's one-man
gang of Dave Lacy could
pile up some points for the
Vikes .In the team standings.
He's eotered in the 100
and 220 along with a anchor
leg or the 880 relay team.
Every minute and
a half ••• someone
callsAAMCO
Every wffll MMCO •tlalln rMre
th•n 10,000 tran1mluion problems.
You 1et ,,.. towlni. • frM rvad·
check, f11t. effident Mrv~
timH In Just -tley. Anti With
AAMCO. your t,.neml.slon cen be
protected by over 500 MMCO Cen-
l•rs COii! to COHI.
Every minute end a h1lf, som.,
one proves , •.
OCC Gals
Honored
At Banquet
OCIR Features Swimming
Tryouts
Under Way
Beaty
220 (curve)
Busby
Pharris
Hoover 9.5
Muir 9.5
Anaheim 21.4
IN DIA NS
Tonight • 8 :00
Action with
Cardenal, Davalillo,
Alvis & Compeny
••ember:
s.May'1 lot Doyl COSTA MESA 440 Williams Compton 46.1
880 Smith Compton 1:51.l
Shot at Recoril Mile Trentadue Westminster 4:08.5
2-Mile Dyer Lakewood 9:05.8
120HH McCullouch Poly 13.7
Ellen Worthy was nramed
the ouW.andin-g graduate
Thursday night at Orange
O<>ast College's Women's
Athletic Association spring
sport.a awards banquet.
With a fine turnout on
hand lit Sam's Seafood
ReNur.,t bl Huntinlton
Beads, Miel Worthy ,,_
bonond for her comblned
taleMI ol b a s t e t b a 11 , volleybell, field h o c t e y ,
softbell and high grade point
average.
As for the most valuable
plaY'S' ewards bi the six
spm1I banored, Jane Allison
walked away with three -
namtd the top fe m alt
athlete In basketball,
volleybll and softball.
OChez' MVP honors went
to Brenda Stwww C ft e 1 d
hockey), Terry Martin (ten-
nis) md Pat Chine Cnrim-
minr and diving).
MOit improved trophlea in
the ah sports went to Jo
Ki r~ck (baftetball),
Nancy Staub (volleyball),
Kathf Wire (field bocby),
Brenda Sh aw Csoftbell),
Staub (tenms) and Sherry
Kneip (91rimming and div·
int).
Free Clinic Set
Jumar tennis p~. a«·
ed 10 to 18, are invited to at·
tllnd fne insnolioo at
Conim dll Mir' ~ SdlOOl SaturdllJ mot Dint et t :JO.
Jim 81Mppberd, .........
pniluA uaJ at N e w p o r t
Bffdl Twm1s ~lub, will t.·
die tkllt •Y 'inltructioD.
Top fuel eliminator. will
be featured Saturday night
at Oran1e County Raceway
with a dassy field of 230
mph dragstera ready for ac-
tion.
Twenty·'five AA f u e 1
dragater pllota are gunning
for the M,SOO j>urH, of
wllidl t1 ,ODO 1oee to Ile win· ner. /
'n!e track turfaice has
been cbemlcally cleaned in
order to produce better
performance as a result of
lncreued tncdon.
Becaue of the excellent
conditioa a new speed or
tlapted ti.me record ii ex-
pected. . U a new time mart it
aAlbllahed, Bennie Olbome
(Tulle, Okla.) would be
bumped from bl1 atartlng
politlon in the AU(IU9t 10,
tl4,000 one run, winner take an. match race.
OlJ'rently Osborne' 1 e. 72
e.t. baa garnered him the
rlabt to face .Tom McEwen
(Long Beach) who bolds the
low e.t. record with a U4
elapted time dockinl for
the quarter-nille diatance.
Inclllded 1D the pre•ntry
lilt for tbe top fuel contest
an: Safford and GoteW (So.
San l'randlco) ; "King of
the Hill", James Warren
(Babnfield); "Hot Rod
M.aruine Champion", Steve
Carbone (Loa Angelel) in
the "Atlas Oil Too 1
Special"; and Dave Beebe
(Anaheim) who Ml won the
Jut three top fuel racea that
Jte bM entered.
A apedal three race
match w1ll pit Gn Ronda's
(Azusa) 180 MPH Ford
Mustang a g a i n 1 t the
supercharged Camaro of
Norm Cowdry (Burbank).
The fuel burning e.x·
perimental stockers (funny cars) will tangle at 8 p.m.
Tryouts are being held for
the San Clemente Aquaticl-
Assodation every SUnday
from 10 a.m. and noon at the
S a n Clemente munidpel
pool.
180 LH Grid~ ••Mee ouch
440 relay Centennial
Mile relay Centennial Long Jump Proctor
Hifih Jump Bradford
Poe Vault Hefiar
Shot Put Hu bell
North view 13.7
Poly 18.1
41.7
3:18.2
Muir 2&-7
Compton 6-11
Muir 16-3
Poly 67-93,4
Jn addition, to the super
bot can, all Volksw·agen
owners are invited t o ~cipete in the special
"Bug Eliminator."
All VW's will compete in a
• • d i al-your-own-handicap"
eliminator bracket. Close to
100 Volkswagen owners are
expected to participate.
Boys and girls behrllla
the ages of five to i8 ~
who live in the capfstrano
Unified School District are eligible to try out.
The year-round 1 w i m
team now bat about 70
members.
GOlden West S pikers
Aim for State HoJWrs
Gates open at 1:30 for
practice and time trial run·
ning. Anyone can
participate in ttte ttreet
clau trophy ellminatiom or
in one of the flve handlcap-
1tart money bracketa.
Coaches are Benner Cum·
ming1 of Sen Clemente High
and Bob Higgins and Mrs.
Van Rut an .
Further information oan
be obtained by calling 49'2·
ens or by wrtdng the
Association at Box &12, San
aemente.
Golden Wert O>llege will mart its initial appearance
tn tbe Califomia JC track
and f i e I d championships
Slllurdly, and tile Rustlers
will 1.-ve more than one op-
por*Uty to walk wway with
• coveted tndfvldual trophy.
ONdl Tom Noon will have
~ -For Count,, All-Stars
20 Area Preps Nominated
Bill Bloom, varsity oa~
mentor at ~ del Mer
Hi~ St"hool and ol tele South
County AD-Stars, has hi& 25
nominees and it's a "safe"
bet a few Orange Coast area
players will dot the final 10-
man roster.
or ttie 25 norrun.i.d for
tile Juoe 22 gl801e et Oranp
Coast College, 20 are from
llj1 ene.
M8rina. N"'POl't Harbor, Huntington BeadJ a n d
Corona del Mar each have
three players on the current SQyder, Brian Ambrozich
roster. aad Rick Seibert ol Hun-
tington Beach; 8lld John Mater Del hu t w 0 Yule, Jim Kindeton a11d Phil
playen, white Laguna Jocdlllpi Corona del Mar.
Bead!, Costa Mese, Estan-Others from the area in·
ci4, Fountain Valley, San elude Mike J a ck son
Clemeote and '.Mission Viejo <IAcuna Beacti), Jeff
eadl have one are a SlrftDt (Costa Mesa). Mike
repreaemiitive. IAl{ue (Enanclal. Rendy
1bote nominated include Wright (Fountain Valley ).
Greg Hele, Mark Soderberg IWl1 Engetrom ( S a n
and BU1 Moore or Marina : Clemente), Hal Boyd
~ Bleck, Al Gage and (Million Vi e j o ) • Jim
Rich St i c It l e m e i e r or Huckesteln (Mater Del) erid Newport Harbor; Greg Mllle Sweeney (Mater Dei).
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Baseball Standings
A.MEJUCAN LEAOOE
W L P&
23 14 •• D::itrolt
Cleveland
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f :>ston c ·llfornia
c ·!~cao
t ·'.land
i ·v Yorlt
\ ·ashiqtoo
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22 11 -
3) 17 Ml
3) lT Ml
19 11 .114
18 21 ••
11 11 M7
17 21 .447
18 22 .421
18 22 .421
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NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pd.
Sa Francllc:o 23 17 .575
8t. Louil Jl 17 .553
M6anta 21 19 .525
Pblladelphla 18 17 .514
Cinclmlati 19 19 .500
CbJcafo 3) 3) .soo
Loi Ange1e1 ?A> 21 .488
Roudun 17 21 .447
New York 17 21 .447
Pittaburgh 18 J) .444
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Race Results
HOLLYWOOD PAIK llSULTS TNUISDAY, MAY n, 1'8
CLIAI AND l'AST
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llekony, El ZtHllro, llouv ltultr,
Go"'-"tll, AHbl C.uy, E~. Slormv
Tonv. Judfl N' Jury.
SCIATCHEO -Soolt'I Jt*, O.,k
Tit, l ll' GllN, Cotol .. n.
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SIOMY JKkJM (L '"ln<f• Jr)
JO.II 11 00 HI
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TIME -1.104/5.
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TIME -.57 J 5 ALSO ...... -,,... 'N Twbl. o.,,,....1c Wev, Don A v", C<Ntt Ot Arm1. New Emo!re, T_.,tv l(ln • ..,,
Born. Swift lmbros. Abdlcttor
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ICtiwt, Gout~f
Deep Sea
Fish Report
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TIME -.9. '
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TIME -14
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NO SCIATCHES.
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NOW OPEN!
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NEWPORT DRYDOCKS
JOHN S llULUNS
11111 OUI e BAI e ·pAllJll
PHONI:
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Age, Davis
Earn Baron
Plaudets
' ~ Age ftS nemed best
~
In Ho~age
Tars Lar.ul Spring Athl,etes
Ne~ ,Hlrtlor BI 1 la -.., MW; 1A9 ~Md
9cboal • IPriDC • p 0 r ti n.tl llDlll, Ot-Olt t I :
... -JP1lt In tJne Doal ........ !nlprOV·
dtviliom -w1iJ conclude OD ed. ...., wtaJ laurtll ,. ..
bueball ed..,.. teams. ....._.., To Sports
Larry D'Armend, !hve MOit ftluable p 1 a J • r VM'litJ-Twlf lABlanc9,
Sh 4 ...... ,... Will oa.-~1. ...... 1M1Dar1 in two buqueta Uaua MVP: Beb Roeers. C..,uln;
...,.... v , ,n.JM;IA._.& ..... ,., have IODe to Llnee tackle athlete m'ld Keti
Davis MVP in buebell
Tueeday night at tbe Fow-
tain V-alley rugb Scbool
spring sporta banquel
Chuck Norris lm'Dll'tld tbe Powers ID tr 1 c t , )(Ure Gs,. ~ M • 1 t
top bOnors TbW'tdaJ ni&bt FJemmiDI in loll, '?caJ i..Jijilmpciiii~ied.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii at Ole Laiune Beldl H1&b Biac. ba lftnminl IDd tprinc 1porU ..,_. ._. Jim NfW!De7• ba ,,_....
Ottl« 'l>eCial wwd win·
ners:
Bate MD
Var s it y Mark
Altegrezz.a. oaptaln; teen
C>aiv>s. MVP.
N -Jot>n Carroll. MVP:
John Svoboda. captain.
Frosh·Soph -Rick Wen·
oakamp. captain; D a v e
Lynch. MVP.
MIKI TAMIYASU
Tamiyasu
Top. Vike
quet. tin.
D'Armalld Wat mmed TNd
most valuable tract man V_.t:J -1.-:ie Pow ....
along ~· • ~p. Cap&Ma;, Br u c • Martin,
of the team. MC>R I~ed.
Shapard (bMeball) and Bee -Art Con.de. MVP;
HJtchcock (swimming) were Dave Riley. Moat Improved. like~ise narMd mo 1 t Cee -Oourt Reeeer, Cap.
valuable. in their sports tain; Brad Scbulti, MVP;
along with be-ing selected co-Randy Stablter, M ost
captains. Improved.
l11e,...1 .. 1111....,.. ef ~"' -1-... ...., -·,... ,._.tty tit. W.e is: ...... ~ fw .s .. t.c-i-.......
-11 ls else .... fw Mr. "'•ltY·tii ... "-b•...,._.._ c.a...,
'•rli stetieil ..,.,.,. wilfl elr cell4ltle11I .. CH lite IHM4 f. SI It
•e11tlllly (the felMllevt little c.,..., .... f• eNllf SHI, wWc•
l11clu.. eU req11lre4 1ervi•• elMI 111eil1t.H-f. 40,000 .. ii.. ••ll chen,.~. tw11•·•~ etc.I. n. 4eel• IMlyt yewr ,,_. ht,
fl-Hi119 ce111itel fet 111 .. tflMllt 111 tlitt -rliet • tlll.t ¥ecetle11
,.,.,....., e11 +fie river. Ali ucell .. t M.lilet .. tllis ... t.;.ct Is
"" fer tlle eslri119. ,.._ ,,._ I S.. U-.le·MerctltY ie .._,_. leecli.. 642-0tll .. '41-t27t.
GoU e
Varsity -Les Keberski,
MVP.
Mike Tamlyan ~
"Athlete of 1he Y • a r " honors at Marina Hilb
Scbool't annual I p r l ft I
awards blnquet Wednetday
night in the school clfettrta.
Norris ceptained the goU G.11
team and was boDored aa1 __ V~:anJ~~ty~=-~Mike~·~_;Flem~~-~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!I!!
MVP.
Teul1
V111s1J:y -Jim Ben', cap-
tain : Jim Gray. MVP.
JV -Bob Jones. oaptein:
Larry Moms, MVP.
Trark
Varsity -AJan Cotter.
~ptain; Phil Age, MVP.
Btt -Brady Moore and
Tim Funder'burke. CO~·
taina: MVk Hanna, MVP.
Cec -Den Lewis. MVP;
Gleti Goto, captain.
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Tom Allansoo, MVP · ~i.ke Ong. MOit Improved ~
VU1ce Moll. Most lnss>'ra·
li~nal; Tom Cornell, Cap-
tain.
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Dave Lacy, MVP; Chuck
Lockhart, Molt Improved;
Dave Lockman, M o 1 t In·
spirational ;-Da Start, C1p·
ta.in.
Swtmm1a1
Don Uppoldt, . M V P ;
Bryant Anryt. M o a t
lDSpirational and M o s t
Improved; Gr~g Helland,
Captain.
TtMll
Dave Gilbert, MVP; Gary
Ordway. MOit Improved;
Dave Gilbert, Most IDl'pira·
tional; Jeff Grether, Cap-
tain.
The award trimer•:
sw1mmai
Will mtcbcock and Tam
Holm, co-captaim; W l 11
Hitchcock, MVP: To m
Tab!Pr. W.ost lml)l'owd.
Teul1
Steve Wie7.bowskl a n d
Rick England, ~plains :
Halsev Williams. M V P :
John Enfieid. MOit Imirov-
ed.
Gell
<l>uct Nonia, Clptein;
Obuck Norris, MVP; Ray
GradecM. Most Improved.
Blleball
Stew Shapard and Doug
Schmitz, co-capt8inl; Steve
Shapard, MVP; Dave
McDonncll. Most Improved.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Pewer Beat Raee
Second Rum Run • • •
The rugged ocean racing
power boat skippers wiU
take their roaring cralt to
sea again Saturday at Long
Beach in the Pacific Off.
shore Power Boat Associa-
tion's sec<>t!d Rum Run th.is
year.
By midweek it appea(td
that as many as ~ power
boats would be lined up Jor
tbe 10: 15 a.m. start off Be~ rn<iot Pier.
· The Ruin Run coorse wilJ
take the snarling "stink·
pots .. 42 miles up· the coast
to Malibu Pier and baok -
an 84-mile dash whi ch is ex·
pecte<I to require sli ghtly
over two hours for the fast·
est vessels. Several of these
offshore poftl' boat racers
are capable of apee<ls of 70
miles an hour.
Bob Nordskog's Holocaut
will be after ita tecOnd Rum
Run victory and the dOt to
keep the N~kog ~·
tual -a brass spittoon
mounted on a weatbered
rum keg.
For Nordskog himself it
would be his first victory.
He was recovering from an
m1ury at tbe titne ol tbe
first Rum Run March l, but
the boat was driWll\ by Bob
Rodman of Miami wbO cam•
westward to team with nav·
igator Noel Younger for a
victory.
Others expeciff to make
the n.m ~ Noel Spratte's
Trav'ler from Anaheim:
Maury Fortooy's Senor Zip-
pe from Newport Beach:
Dave Puckett ot Seattle in
Ol' Whatserface, and Yet.r~
an Bill Coope1' of CUiver
City in a new sideless Ray-
son Craft.
NB-CM DAILY PILOT JI
Schock Sailing School Has
Major Program for Juniors
l
Speedboat
Races Set
For June 9
On the premise t h a t
knowledge and skill come
from experience, the Schock
Sailing School has establish·
ed the only commercial
jl.l1lior sailing program ln
tbe Newport Harbor area.
The program, dt!sigood
fOf children ages 6-13 years
consists of ~ven two-week
Se&6ions beginn&nc June 17
and continuing t h r o u g h
September 2. Morning and
afterMon classes will be
•vailable in each session.
The morning classes will be
from 10 a.m. to l p.m. while
the lfternoon instruction
will begin at 2 p.m. and con.
An event expeeted to be· tint.le until 5 p.m.
come an annual fixture in With dte use of the Schock Sabot, the student will
the fast-growing sport of receive 15 hours of actual
apee<lboat racing will be in-flailing experience a 1 o n g
auiurated June 9 when the wi1tl three hours o f
Uing Beach Police Officers c.lassroom instruction. The
Association i;tages its first s t u d e n t w i I 1 1 e a r n
speedboat regatta at the terminology and r u l e s.
Long &ach Marine Stad:i-ttleory and pNctice or sail· ing tx> tfle windwud and um. leeward along with
The rrogram will include helmsmanship, docking. rig. flv. classes of clrcle races oing and care and ma:in-for the all<y. fueled out· .... boards, two classes of stock t.enance of a sailboat. A quiz
outboards and four classes will be given to determine
of inboard racing. tlle st.udent's progress in (
, ...... th•
Colorful
Sound of ·
Or•na•· Cou~ty ~~
Music! ~
RADIO KOCM 1().1 FM
From Fashion lslf1d.
Newport Beach
I
MOit of the top -5outbern developing t h e s e fun-
California drivers will be damentals or satling:Anfi=e-1----lHI"
there, including such world compl'etion of the course. a
Legislature in Action
record holders and past certificate of achievement
r9'0U•Cff •• OomlMllH Miiis Stele champions a:; Tony Mari-will be issued.
co11eves; All "· Thomls, o-s.n Pwre. cich from San Pedro; Ron For further information ,,:"":,~~ ~ ~;;v:t~!:: Hill, Garden Grove; Ted and enrolilnent materials work in Ille cnv. unleu 1 slmllar tax 11 ch.-vod san Franctsco rt1ldent11 All May, Loni( Beach and oth-please caill Schock Boats.
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Water Resources CMtrol ao.n1 on a !lay Arff regional 90.,.,ll!Mfltl Al flt, l(nox, O·lllc/lmond.
L••• -RaisM m1Xlmum 1llew*t charge. on Industrial loAM; Al 1274, Paltte.
• htrlw,..11n -lt"ulrrs tt.at retrlveralors and Iceboxes eotd In
C.llf0rnl1 ef!lf IHf M -~ wltll l«ks t1!1t (In bl -ned from tt>e In· t ide: SI '41 Miiis, O·Sln 01-. Melita ti ._.,., Or...,
W1f11Ms -hoc:ludn --•I fetlT'
workerJ l l!IOnt emploves who m1v nol ~fiw-flile~Ullt1~'-.;11t===-
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WEEl{LY ALMANA~A
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If you like hull·in-thc-china shnp excite·
mertt, come to T~ Pfau 11 Rancho Cali·
fornia thi~ weekend. A~ lor the bulls,
you'll $CC IOn:IC Of the mosl 1killcd riders
from Riverside, SRn lkm11rdino, and SAn
Oie,o ropina club~ roping cattlt "out of
the shoot." Competition' will be hof and
heavy.
At for the 'China lhop, you'll aec tlte
countty'• Mt collectioftl of antique and
oriental *"k 1t Tiie Plaza'• fucinatina
dbll show. Make It a family affair. TIM
Plua's am thops invite bTOWICIS: you can
enjoy an outdoor lunch •I La Fondita,
and I.be younalolka cu ao for• ride in•
ho,....drawn ·~ « trJ to land die bis
one at our Fltlrin' Roi&. /
Then ttop In It the V.titon Center irt
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• •W•rlllll ATTllE PC.AW
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Fly a n9W ffa9 et your home or office durin9 ·
the yoara "pafrioti' seeson." You c.n Hv•
1t1onoy an~ help the Boys' Club of the Harbor
ArH at the same time , too. Just order this d•·
luu fle9 kit at only • fraction of its r11I re+.il
value. You'll 91t u • bonus • min1ture C1fi·
fornia st1t1 fl19 -all delivered by • Boys'
Club member to your door or m1iled directly
to your home in time for the holid1ys. Home de-
livery in Newport ind Cost1 Mesi only: fl19
~ih will be m1iltd to. other Oren9• County
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Flag Day-June 14
Independence Day-July 4
Labor Day-Sept. 2
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3AIL Y PD"'O'YEDITORIAL PAGE
New Revenue Sourc~s
Newport Beach city government is casting about
for new sources of revenue.
lt bas been ever thus. of course. but seldom has
the search been so vigorously condu cted .
The reason is that city officials want to ease the
property tax burden as much as possible For lh1s. we
ahould all be grateful.
PresenUy, the cHy tax rate 1s $1.175 per SIOO of
ssessed valuation. That means if you own a $30.000
ome and it is assesed at 25 percent of its sales value,
u pay about $88 a year in city taxes.
Ned year, despite the current municipal grop\ng
money from other sources. lhe tax rate will prob-
a be increased by 7 cents. That's another $5 or S6
Oil ur tax bill.
ty councilmen don't went it to be mueh. more
at.
with S9 million in 1968-69 city expenses I the
record budget). councilmen hope to get a big
the needed income from somewhere other
than P rty tax revenues.
So e either now considering or already have
approved:
-A take m 4 to 5 percent in the ci ty's motel and hotel bed tax.
-A boost i arly dog License fees from $3 to S5.
-An locreatt Balboa Pier parking lot rates from
50 cents to '1 week s, and from $1 to $1.50 weekends.
-:-Establisbm~ a $100 a day license fee for
moYJemakers sbootit location in the city.
-A raise in the ci nnis instruction tab from 50
cents to 75 cents an bou.
:-Doubl.ing of v~riou . ning application fees. in-
cluding an tncrease in vi.n ce request fees from $50 to $100:----
-An increase in sewer -o ection fees from $15 to
$25.
-A hike in the basic moot.I ater service charge
to commercial and lndaeartal users. Precise fees are
stiJJ under study by tile dty staff,
-Doubling of overtime parking bail from $1 to *2.
-Establishment of tene transfer fees at the city·
owned Marina Trailer Pan site.
It's an impresa.ive liat. It adds up to addiUonal
revenues ol close to $250,000. That's equal to what could
be generated by a 10.Cent boost in the property tax rate.
A break, surely. for the taxpayer.
Not entirety, we think . .Here's why :
Many of the people who would be affected by the
new or increased fees on the li st already are city tax·
payers.
We suspect, too. that each year the list will grow
longer - of a necessity. For city government has no
choice but lo give people the multi tude of ~ervlces they
demand -from the upkeep of roads to animal control
programs -and to pay the biJJs Incurred.
Sticking the cost of all city services onto the prop-
erty Lax rate would be, in many instances, unfair. It
is unreasonable, for example. to expect Newport resi·
dents to pay entirely for all public needs ol visitors.
Among lhese needs are roadJ. restrooms, recreational
facilities. policemen and firemen.
Councilmen, to their credit, are keeping this in
mmd. As reflected by some of the items on the fore-
going list. Newport's visitors are not being overlooked
as pay.your-own-way revenue sources. That helps the
lax rate.
The properly-owner, however, should not . delude
hi msel f into thinking that a held-down tax rate 10 1968-
69 will invariably mean he's getting a break. re he doesn't visit a motel, keep a dog, park a car
at the Balboa Pier, make a movie on the city streets,
take tennis lessons, apply for a variance, connect a
sewer line~ opetate a business_thal uses water..or.J.in_
in a trailer at Marina Park. he might indeed save a
few dollars next year.
But if he does any of these things. he'll be paying
for those increased government costs.
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Thank Tlwse C:e~la Pressure tor Freedom More Insistent
Without
Blessings
By GEORGE R. ROFF, Plt.D.
There are thoae to whom the
ordinary now ol life makes litUe
aente, because it takes ao much effort
to get into it? Color TV, Saturday's
golf game, stereo music. a loving en-
counter -ell are pretty meaningless
without the neceuery equipme.nt with
which to experience them.
Imagine yoanelf toing tbrou&h your
daily activities with Jep wh.lcb can't
walk. a brain Which can't think, ears
which don't hear. or eyes tttet can't
aee . .
Whenever you find yourself thinking.
"What a dr•t my life 111" or "Oh. how I wish I didn't have ell these pro-
blems," con1ider for a moment bow
yolD' life would be if you were really
bandicapped in IOIDI cwganic way.
MOST OF OUJl problems are ones
we make for ourselves. What about
those on whom fate imposes the
burden of handicap? They are foreed
to face thelr limitations before other
problems have any real impact.
It is they who, in their agonizing al-
Umpt simply to survive. appreciate
ctiat living is a gift. They suffer in •
way we can never know. Before they
can enjoy the pleasures and joys we so
often take for granted, they first have
to deal with the e.xtra burden of their
crippling Infirmity. The hours we
forget about, they use In struggling to
start living.
Out o r self-consciousness. em-
barrassment. or "Ost:richness.'' we
tend to ignore the handicapped who re-
mind us of the fact that life is, indeed.
rou&h. Who ever said it shouldn't be?
Paradoxically, our well-being suffers
from our complacency, Perhaps by
assuming that living ought to be easy,
we limJt the development of our poten.
tlal.
EVEN THOUGH they're subject to
all human frailties, the bandl011pped
seldom have the time or effort to in-
dulge in such conunon ailment. u
self·pit.y, petty jeelousy, or futile envy.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Since ~e have''O many chronic co!Dpl~ners a'>ut local jet
noise, I d be haJ>t. to help them
pack and move l'o Los Ange-
les where they c• enjoy the
lovely smog. choke<-up traffic
and no ocean breeze.\
-Mrs\!. D. J .
I
T1lla ...... reflects _,., """ --"' .......... -·---w-w "" -· .. .._., ... Delly .....
They are too busy struggling to 't
along and, hopefully, to actualiz.
themselves as persons. They are fore·
ed to find the beauty under their ~kins : maybe that's where ours really
lS. too.
Thank those without blessings. But
don 't make the mistake of thanking
them in the sense of, ··1 felt bad that I
didn't have shoes until I met a man
without feet." Thank them for makina
themselve! available to ua.
Thank P'm for &bowing us that
perhaps we. too, may be •ble to get up
tf fate strikes us down. Thank them
for gi.vin1 us the opportunity to find
out that humans can have the strength
and courage to surpass their limita-
tions.
THANK THEM, TOO, for tempering
our tendencies toward s e If -a g-
grandizement by showing us that it's
no great accomplishment to succeed
when we have everything going for us.
Instead of being condescending
toward the bandJcapped. we can
benefit from being available to what
they offer. Don't pity them -learn
from them. Don 't just give to them -
be open to receiving what they have to
give. Don't avoid looking at or thinking
of them -for your own good, aeek
them out and get to know them.
The handicapped probably will be
willing tA> help because they appreciate
the concept of m u t u a l in-
.terdependence. Nature forced them to
ask and graciously receive assistance
from others. They don't have to be
totally independent ln order to be hap-
py. Their ego strength doesn't rely on-
ly upon self::cotdirmation by others.
They truly know lbe meaning of know·
ing and feeling good about themselves
for WHO 'lllEY ARE, rather than
WHAT THEY DO.
40 Million Own Guns
Things a colWMIJt might never
know if be didn't open his ma.II :
Forty million America• one In
every ftT• of u-own a tJrann of
tome kind. Perblipe tbat'1 whJ the
uth« 180 mlWon are eo worried.
JI food doeln't taste u IOOd to you
a. tt did Wben you were a kid, tbere'1
• pod reaaoa. Your 18Wltivity to
taste W:relMI Isom tlle a,e of three
to •. tMn declinea 1lowl7. It 11.lle Off
more qulcklJ Jn men thu women, who
..-better able to eQjoy the Sood Ullnp of Ult right up to the end.
Alr~t.loned bomt1 ann't MW.
Andeal EIYPU... accordtq tlD N• tioal1 GtoP81*Jc, IOebd .. ftDa ol
Ua* dwellhlp to keep ... C'OOl.
ROJ'ftllDI pldred lie...,...,. .... •alll
of •• villa •Hb ..,. rUllMd Clow
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comtry tha la oet.a. The hHlthlelt
.......... to .... belt ta a. Gl"Nl
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Quotable notables : "All the really
1ood ideas t ever had camt tn me
while I wu milking a cow.'' -artist
Grant Wood.
Although more than 3,oon navof'
combinltJon1 of ice cream have been
tested, no one has menaged to make
Jlf'UIM or licorice Jee cream popular.
Other flavor flops: kb.mquat and Chile
con Glr'DI.
AmericaDs wW eat about • billion
lllJom of lee cream this yur -21
quarts for every man, woman 8Dd
dilld.
PltOSPERrl'Y NOO'E: Somebod)1'1 ..,., rnor. mone.y. In 1980 onlJ
517,000 people reported Incomes et or
above '2S.OilO. This year the numt>fr ls
tlti.mat.ed • t.m million.
The J>OfCUpine hie a wider range of
appetit. U.. • coat. It haa been
known to CONllme anything from •
....._, loot tD • 1utDmobOt lttertq ...i.
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Communist World • Ill Grave Crisis
WASHINGTON -Events in Ea stern
Europe cannot be watched from a
distance without sensing that a crisis
of the gravest klnd has arisen in the
Communist world.
This crisis is at the heart of the
Communist .governmental system and
way of life. It is aa if the three-way
balance of power between the ex-
ecutive, legislative and j u d i c i a I
branches in the American system
were under examination and revision.
The heart of the matter in the Com-
munist world is the relative position of
the heretofore d o m i n a n t in-
strumentality. the Community party.
around which the whole system
revolves. The dominance of t.h.ia \d.
strument of government is 1utder •
allenge in the Russian satellites of
tern Europe, and to a lesser
de ee in the Soviet Union Itself.
SERIOUS AS THAT IS. it is
not al r it. As events in Asia are seen
from Kremlin the Chinese are
moving a path leading to the same
resuJt -the erosion of the Commun1st
party ..and the down-grading, if 11ot the
destruction, of its function as the locus
of power. That seems a strange in·
terpretation of events involving Mao
but officials or our government have
been informed that it is the Russian
· analysis of what is going on there.
What is being related here in such a
pos itive way should be accepted as the
conclusion of the best minds in our
government based on diverse sources
of information. No reporter or
academic sludent of Russia would
have direct access to such in·
formation.
It was therefore with the greatest
apprehension that high o f f i c i a I s
received reports of Russian troop
movements in Poland which could
have a-threatening implication for the
new government of Czechoslovak-
la on its anti·Soviel course.
THESE TROOP movements did not
develop 1 as a punitive expedition.
They could have been a subtle warning
cloaked in as~uranceJ to t b e Czech
goverrunent that they were merely
normal troop shlfta connected with the
maintenance of Soviet forces in
Poland.
As matters are developing, however,
the Czech government was not in· timidated. Its pressure for freedom
became more insistent. The Idea of op-
position parties to the Communm par-
ty waa introduced aa the ultimate
bereay. New poHtical and economic
reformr were propoaed in a western-
style news conference with questions
and answers. And, mo1t miraculous of
all, the Czech government Is polling
the people oa whether or not com·
munism can be made compatible with
democracy. Freedom of the press and
the right of assembly are being
discussed.
It a really bard to believe tbil but
the acclD'acy ol the report.a cannot be
questioned 'and contacta with Soviet
government officials h e r e in
Washington leave rMr doubt ol tbe
1eriousne11 of the m.uer.
NO ONE IN WASHINGTON is
1mart enough to know where these
eventa are leading but there a a feel·
ing that the movement toward
freedom is so general that the Soviet
Union will have ·to adjust to it.
This is apparently a matter of high
concern in Moscow between the hard·
liners and the adjusters. Eastern
Europe and China do not stand alone 1 as major problems for Moscow. Cube J • ....
is a heavy and unrewarding drai~ 09 1
Soviet resources. The growing Russian 1
commJtment in the Mediterranean on
behalf of Egypt 11 a heavy burden.
It is at least comforting that the
United States does not stand alone at
the outer limita of its power, but that
the other super power ii having trou-ble, too.
ag Is Sacred to Millions of Us'
To the Editor:
Today I read a 1
from "T. I." He dn't have the
courage of his cMvlcti s. so he didn't
sign hia full name. His subject was:
"Flag is not Sacred:·
The flag may not bt samd to him
but it Is very sacred to milliOQs of us:
We who love the flag are God's
children, loo; we are citizens that
"one nation under Goer· wNch
recognizes that our love of God com\S
before our love or the counlt'y. We cal'I
find it in our hearts to love God and
uners trom r-..s ere welc-. Nof'm•li't wrnwa tllould convey tltelr muw.. In JOI """'* or IHe.
The "-"' to <ondtnse ietten to flt -or ellmtNte libel Is ·-~. All lettors must lncludt 1'9n1ture t M mellfne ..,,.., 11111 Nmn wllt Ill wtltlltelf
yourself. J feel sorry ror you, little
man.
NORMAN I. FRENCH
Ma.j. U.S.A.F. Ret.
country too. The flag is ~acred to us Voltair e'• Glto•t because it represents our hopes. our
prayers and our aspi rations ; it T6 the Editor:
represents those virtues many of ua . t '\'onder if the ghost of VolWre is
have fought and died for . • atten'lng the peace talks taking place
in Pm. ABOUT U YEARS ago the Santa Jn Ch~er Ill of Candide, Voltaire
Ana Army Air Base was situated wrote: ''1\ose wllo have never seen
where Orange Coast College ls now. two well·tr1'ned armies draWtl up for
For a while I wa s the Cadtt Color batUe can h•". no Idea of lbe beauty Sergeant at that base. It was my
and brilUance ot the display. Bugles.
fifes. oboes, drums and salvoes of
ar,illery produced such a h:irmony as
Hell itseU could not rival. The opening
barrage destroyed about six thousand
men on each aide. Rifle firt which
followed rid this best of worlds of
about nine or ten thousand villains
who infested its surface. Finally, the
bayonet provided 'sufficient reason'
for the death of several thousand
more. The total casualties amounted
to about 30.000. ''
OF COURSE. the instruments of
war have improved since 17~ and the
carnage ls more brutal. Nevertheless,
the words of Martin on the last page of
Candide are still true: "We must work
without arguing, that is the only way
to make life bearable."
The politicians and s o -c a 11 e d
statesmen of the capltaliltic world and
of the Communiat world can argue un-
til tbey are blue in the face, but not
privilege to carry the fl ag In our
weekly parades. It was my privilege
because l.hat nag represented the
pride and dedication Of the cadet
corps. The cadets were all volunteers;
they were not "tools of the society."
They did more than t b I n k
"dangerously"; they made t be
sacrifices which preserved the right ol
a certain "good person'' to write con-
temptuously of his sacred nag
Our S~nse of Guilt
ALI I have to say to "T. I " la: Yoo
don't have to consider our O•g 11
sacred; you just have to Hve with
•1 Gee,..e---
De.tr-George:
I am 'l"aurui lhe Billi and mJ wife la Leo the Lion and -
Dur ZodJac: ZODIAC
I don't want anything to do
with you, kid. No oUeit1e, but tit
younelf another acMce col-
umnllt -l 'v. elreed.y 1ot twe
talktq dot• wrltiq to me ud
Flipper wanta to. bow •hetber to to ateect,.
CONfi'tOENTlAL TO
SUSPICIOUS INVESTOR: You me wlM to be c•rtful ln buyLng
stock In this outtlt. My broiler
never beard of ' • A m e r 1 c;, a n
Meditation, Inc." And a.nyboW •
the Idea doesn't sound IOod te
me. Whoev• beard Of a drlvHll
IW'tlf t
Tb.-agbta at Larse:
One of the most common compen·
satory mechanisms of U>e human
belng la to carry around a ten1e of
guilt for t)llngs he ahould not feel
guilty a~t. in onl«' to avoid, feeling
guilt tor the d!io1s he ...._.. feel
guilty •bout. • • •
Maturity c sista. U a11ythlnc. In
knowing the bidden prl ol wh1tever
you want, and truly judging whether
you are willing to pay for It. • •
AllY creed whole basic doc'lrlnea do
not include raped for the creeds o(
others, la simply po-.r-poUUcs mas·
querachoe 11 phll011ophy. • • •
A pcrlCICI Who mow. bow Mt to say
b wrona th1at .t a time of criail
er trl«f 6as a .,en bma .. .-.. of
tect thu thoae .._ try to mmmar
the •ppnlllrilte thblp. • • •
It la wortlll .-nem ....... fttrJ
C'Oltom ... at -time • ec.wlrk-
ity-<arrylftt .. •llnlla ...........
ed and hooted dowa "'-It ant
made Its appearenee In~; Md
II somethln1 to atmple md lilDllble
could be 1comtd, 1t ~ • to .. modett In our reldilD ti .,, _.
custom. dtslp or dntot. • . . ' .
A ''Nplica'' ii Diil a ..... Q I
,;,..,~,.-..... -.... • . ,• r , ... -· i' .. "" •... .
miniature, but • copy ot the ortlinal
la~ Ame Ille.
1 • • •
1 We talk glibly about tbe "lmowled19 '
exploelon" ol our deJ, but we ru1Jy
have no ldu Of how fut and furlw1
It II-for Instance. 19 )ut Februar1
•loDt, four diacovtrlts in ~·ct.ic
Ml:r'Oftomy lbattered molt pnvioue
Uta' ... •bout tbt "bic-but" arilbt
of tbe univeree. 8Dd 1aw c:ndencl .,a.111 to. tbe "ltlllldJ·ltMI'' tbeory.
which bad 'tlela dllcredlW ,. tlM llltfew*J. .
It .. oftla .,. ... .... we_..uw, _ ...... ,.. ..... • • • ..... :-l "'· •r•.., -wtlb ; • • Mte. "-'•tt: ... ,....~ .. ._ ~--~ ....... ..., • .. ~.·l·
• • • •
11,.. --~,_ ..... wn. .. ~-n·~-..... : :-.r: :--IQLiil).
one of them can equal the final words
of Candide: "Cela est bien dit. mais ii
fout cultiver notre jardin." (That is a
good diet. but we need to cultivate our
own garden.)
EDGAR O'GRADY PHELPS
N•ue Pt"o•le•
To the Editor:
Although I r.arely , iI ever, write
comments to the editor. I feel com-
pelled to respond to comments by
Robert J . Bresnahan on "Airport Pro-
tests Rai;1led" in the issue of May 18.
I moved into the Upper Newport
Bay Area In August. 1967, and I assure
you we have an increaaing noise pro-
blem "per se." Mr. Bresnahan stated
he felt we have "homeowners' agita•
tion." Th1t is a aafe statement. Ex-
panded, it meana that homeowners in
Upper Newport Bay are agitated by
incre.asing airport noise and ap-
prehensive about the poulblUty or
more in the future.
REGARDJNG THE logic of 1
homeowtter planning &ix months ahead
on .trcraft noise, bow could a
bomtOW"ntt forecut i n c r e a s·e d
arcraft nolae lb months in tlle future
when "111-time, P9ld aviation planner1
eou.ld not even project • lldequete
tenninel buildinc bued on tut~
lbcrt ranee requirement.a?
Flnelly, I would feel beaer about the
quallftcation1 of Mr. Breanlba.a if he
hid 7,000 boun under • Ot1bt pettms
Htbef than ill the Ur.
Alt1BUR G. YATES
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annot be I
h Soviet
re in
ot the
TON is
re these I
.a a feel·
toward ~ Soviet I
. of high
be hard·
Eastern
xi alone 1 w. Cuba ~., ••
Jrain. Oii
Russian
nean on
den.
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alone at
but that
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mais ii
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Peyton 'Place
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. By CYNTHIA LOWRY
· NEW YORK (AP) -On "Peyton Place," they
'are scattering the seed for plob to bloom over the
nat few months. ·
· ; DOROTHY MALONE and Tim O'Connor, wbo
have been with the nrial since its beginning, are
packing for departure from both "Peyton Place"
and ABC -at least until they are summoned back J.>y the seript writers.
Even that solid, substantial character Dr. Rossi
Is showing signs o1 disturbance. He was gnawing a
finger in anguish 'l)unday night -finger gnaw·
ing is a sure sip ot trouble -and maybe he'll
lea~e too. Anyway, there are rumors there will be
--a-new-doctor in-town aoon. ---soM£-,.EW-dlanlcten-Uveltal'tiCt"to-tum
up, and Barbara Rmh, playtu a newly divorced
woman. was around tbil weet. She hu a bitter and
PY teen-ager and they obvioualy don't under·
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But at least there are-fresh shows on "Peyton
ce.,. Things are a lot duller ellewhere.
JANE MORGAN used to sing a sad son& about
e being sweeter the second time around, but
ut the only thing that happens the second time
ound on television is that mannerism, tecbniques
d poses reveal themselves wi~ X-ray clatity.
Dean Manin, for example; has been th• cen-
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~e star's unorthodox and highly relaxed man-
. r .. But Martin, 911 reruns, loses a bit of bis spon-
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uendos lose their lboct value.
E. THURSDAY NIOHT~s rerun -NBC pnunted
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0 oaudience and ~ Bk• HaCt ·F'bm while
kirig through a i-. mmllier wltll 1be .,.., pro-
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.. Ironside" episode tbat months aao waa • novel .d>ry about a Nepo football idol with a no-good
i(Other wbo got everybody into trouble.
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tlBYI Mark San1er, a rebellious, angry young ~in the proceu ol being rehabilitated by aer::v-1* as the lep ol the crippled hero of the Aries. ~ of the ballmarU ol Jaie ~ is bia anger ud en~ reactioa to molt lituations. 1 •·! ·'nle eolaode, teen for• second time, wu' It.ill II! lntereiting, cft·beat story, but the 1tead:Y bar-
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Divorce Pending
Must all Back 8-)' Area
home on comer of Norae
Ave & Brentwood Street.
Room for boat °" trailer but
SITUlll, l'l\Jnj.mum care yard.
3 It family room, listed at
r.J.~00. Open weekend after-
noons. ~ "Paul".
It's A MeHI
•
HUNTINGTON IEACH ~
REALTORS W
Con1ult a Member ef . the t+untf neton(
letch Multiple Lhtlnt S.rvfff
BraahHr RHlty
17420 Beach Blvd. HB
847-8531
Katellt R .. lty
17081 ~acb Blvd .. HB
847-8061 The ~i'rd's gone c 1mpletrly
in ~t & the hou~ ll't'~s
d<'BO·UP but mlll<P . oUer ~
)'OU might make a dtal. 3 C. V. Colstaclt Realtor Pacific Shoru Realty
18001 Beacb Blvd., HB N family mom Park Me51 419-A Main Street. HB
Home. Ai;klng $190 nn IP<\1"'
option at $21,500 • FHA ap-536-8874
pr111s:11 rnmtni:. I
College RHlty 546-5880
17100 Ad:ims 11 llarbor
INNtr Cinema Tbeatrel
I/I
Laundromat
at bu$Y Clos111 Meaa Shop-
ping Otnter. ~ Wuben • 10
dryers. Good return. Red\Jc.
f.'d to S23.000.
Htffdtl RHlty
8740 Warner, F.V.
842-4405
Harbor Realty
5042 Warner Ave., HB
847·8595
.. M7-8586 I
Pat Robertton Realty
16398 Beach Blvd., HB
847-8553
Tredewlndt Realty
17931-0 Beacti Bl., HB
842-5011
Commercial BldfJ. Rex L. Hodges Realty Ted Way Realty
Approx. 16'10 sq. ft . fUlly rent-17971 Beach Blvd., HB 314 Fifth Str~el, HB
-lohn macn'6
IRVINE TlllRAcC
An exceptional bUy -1JJllMlb
ulale 2 BA, 2 beth tiamt.
O\ar1TU11' partt.hy ~
pedo -ldEe.I lot outOO. ta-
tertalnl.ng.
A&lcini $34 .500
OPEN SUN.
1442 S.renede
LUXURY
APARTMENT
Corporation no looaer reQWI'·
H dua beautlful 2 BR, z
bath Apt. with sweepl.na
vi,w from Point f'ermin tD
Avalon. Overlookin& N8'1"
pori Harbot'. Company~
t'UtiVI' requl~& ~ fn
trade, pref err ably Ba)'Ctt'lt
~. Equtt..v SJ6.000.
Price $59,500
Call 642 .8'lJ5
DOVER SHORES
New Ba.yfront, 4 BR. 4 beth&,
dining rm. activity nn, m.aa-
nilicent entry hall with
sweepf.ni open lt&lrway to
aecond floor. ToP quality
ClOnltJUct1oo. Pier I: Slip.
Owners must aell • submit
oilers.
OPEN DAILY
333 Mornln9 Star Ln.
rd. NPwpor1 Blvll. nt>11r f:J
R.all<"ho M" r k I' 1. &>!Jing R47·2525 !>36·2579 Call for Appt.
It's a Crwamer P1NL~ ask for Mr. F'a.v Riil Dover Drive
\
··'"'"'····-"' .... ~of Ille 1bow Nmtd CIK-nl CLAUDa I . YDUNe
:.--..:: _1_ _ -Prier : $45,ml. I (714) 642-1235
~SUNDAY w.. &T.t-!l200 Ev"': ~&~.~~iiiFi,rir:r:irir~~~~~~l~~~~~lt11!EiN""'POl1 Beach Wffli'Jt!!! 'Ml-Pl'l(Rlltls St. lay ~ -~"""IJi.>A 1 --§ --------
One block fnwn S11n1a An11 Realty, Inc. f a JJ. 5 '/2 O/o LOAN Y-.~· ..... 111 •-~ ..... SNteAM.C.1 ........ "1tl ,._, JO.uJI . ....,. ....................
'llbll>Md Ore~ CMat D11tr "lfol,
Mav 11. 1', 31 I nd JUM 1, Ifft Ml~
fl BR t Fam tTl'I, 2~ Ba,
pMVl ll' f'll("l ,.ntry, llpproX.
l,fm llQ. ti. 51) ft. f'OVl'T'ed
pe.lio OYPrlooks litl' pool size
yard. A Jn:Pal Family Home
1~. handy ID frl'f'V.'ily-"" r ., .,., Harbor Hl9hl•nd1
WHAT'! S Bdnn. Bt>aury phic; .:-=====~~== 4 BR 211 baths.
LEGAL NOTICE localfti on Princetot1 or. All -----------I this for ...
CountJy Ctub, O<W' m Cnl-2(\'Z, \\'. Belboll Bl· ...... NR Czst ¥.' •nnn ou"'n I
Inn plUll din rm. Very Sharp a SUNDAY l2-S I 14J6 Mariners Dr .
inside and out. 0n 8rr~1 "' I / rea ty 1106 Antlgu• Circle I
ldm1lar lovely homrs °"'"' pen ...J+ouje 2414 Viita Del Oro Baycres1 lnot ltaseholdl
only S31,lm
SCENIC
PROPERTIES
675-5726
MESA DK MAR
OPEN SAT/SUN
2737 DUKE
$26,950-YA OK
ED RIDDLE
REAL TOR 646-111 l
4 leclroom
$19,750
f'r moYillc to 1111aller hon1•>. Newport Beech
Priced undtt mark1>1 <ii SUNDAY l-5
SJ6.500. Terms to qualified 1600 Cornw•ll Lano A Trade Wanted
buyer. WESTQ.lIT C>Nner wishes to trade beaud-
Newport S..ch Juruor sized walled estatt ful 3 BR. 2 bath Spenish
RNlty with a large drive-in court style Newport Beach home.
434 32od St. fi7'5-lfi12 yard! White wrought iron WiU consider smaller home,
gate for privacy! 3 sunny vacant IJ'()Undl or Trust Duplex Cutie ~roorm. 2 b a t hs, family Deeds. $21,950 room. TODAY'S B EST Call for complete details.
Wear It smile after ~lng
this little money maker. 2
bedroom IQUeakie dean pfus
1 bedroom mil. Doubll' tte-
t1ched farqre, the easy way
to go.
BU)'! $.19,950 Value $28,500'-equity no,000
Ruth P•rdoll, R .. ltor Ph. 644-1133
· Colesworlhy & Co.
642-7777
1904 Harbor Blvd .. C.M.
()pa) Eves
Bayer est
Beautiul CU1illDm built home.
and ~:ram· a bed·
room + family room +
den. doubt,. prage + "-'Ork
ttrH. An rxrellent buy 11t
559,500. 'nlf' lsl TD al 5173
can be as.~med.
1600 Westclil1 Or. &t?-o:!OO
You Wtll Love
THIS VIEW
You'll look acroM beautilul
landscaping 10 lh,. Harbor,
Catalina. even San Clemen-
te Isle. Home 11 adult IX'CU·
pl«! & immac with lovely
decorator tourhes. Now has
2 lge bdnn~ -dining &
F /R. Could Pasily convert •o J BR + den + lam. rm.
Pri~ ~7.500.
ROY J. WARD cO.
• Bayere&t Otficel
1842 !-iantiago Dr. 646-15.iO
111h ACRE CORNER
on FaJrvlew Road ~ mlle lo
San Diego f°rttWIY otr nunp
One of 1 kind: -Preeent
zoning M-1.
Sl.00 SQ. FT.
Newport
at
Victoria
~~~· 646-1111
(Open
JEAN SMITH,
Realtor
-N-0 DOWN Evenlft1S)
-CAN'T BE BEAT
400 E. 17th s1.. Costa Mesa ~ 1-..1nn MS-3255 4 BR + super bonus room. ~ WU •
VA -no down, FHA • low $18,500
NOW VACANT
• Bdrm Republk with lg~
fam. room 11nd colorful •tri·
wn entry. All nn a l/3 acr,.
lot -big f'llOUgh fer buehall
~th the boys -only SJ6.!t.10.
do~. best for the money at NO DOWN GI or FHA
$24,950. Large corner lot, N~ty pelnlfti Interior. Oetn
all built • ins. hardwood u 11 pin on lerae 1anct. J~oon. carpets. rovered pa-caped lot. New weter heat-
tio. large hreplace It heavy er, colorftl tile bath. T~
shake roof. Priced for Im-day's be5t buy.
mediatP sale. CALL 546-1151 646-7171 e 546-2313 MESA VERDE REALTY..
!'l-1!;.5990
Mediterranean Vitia 4 BEDRM . 3 BATHS
fo!ll'n evesl lferlfage Real
1
OPEN-~.
Estate.
THE Q EA L
E._;T f..,. TER~~
LIDO ISLE $21,900!
Lovely modern 2 BR, it~rd· Pmfessionally deconited, car-
ed by .R•rlic-n & atone w1l.ls peted lhruout. Formal din.
reduced 10 Sl7.SOO. ing room. Electric "Award"
Delancy Rtal Estate kitchen. Dishwasher. L&rse
2121 E. Coast Hwy, CdM patio. 540-1720
673-3770 TARBELL 2955 Harber
largain-$9 ,500 DA YIDSON Realty
Lovely olcter home in JUwr· SOUEEKY CLEAN
aide on lg corner view Jot. .Eutaide 3 BR + famlly. new
l2i' frontagp lg mdoeecl pe-ca.rpetirw. ~ Room
tlo, nitt <'pllidrpe, stovt . for boet A: trailer.
*Imo. OtJ,.r m down. Rllr. 7150 ff.tor 58, CM
83S.am ~ EYC!ll. St&-3189
POSl11VELY
FANTASTIC
Lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath
home on Lido l&le, ftaturing
din are1, lllr'ge living n>01T1
with tlreplace, cloud soft
w/w carpetins. Nice private
petio, dble bar, •t the un-
b@Uevable priCt> of
$46,500
Q93 E. 17th St. 64M49t
Eve. 64&-S752
New Entlancf Charml
Exceptionally a.ppealing 2
atory h o m e! Weathered
wood -!lh.ing le sidina'. gte.a m-
Sig pUil! 3 BRI. 2 baths,
hllre lMnc room, delun
,Jdtcbsl, ~ ttlr Y•c!
with fruit A Sycamore trftl.
lmlnMUate condition! In
Newport Heights, on tree
shaded l'Old near 1111 acboola
BE'ITER HURRY! 0 11 I y
S34~'i00.
Ruth P•rdoll, Realtot
1600 WP~l\ff Or. 642...i200
SPICTACULAI VIEW-OCIAN -.cl IAY
CLann,/ fZ-/ ~ Aparlm,nl6
~
Just off the Beed!
$29~
Lot· SOx 175
oft Watwfrent Nur N..,.,. Hlt'ller lntranco
2525 ~ IMI., C... .. Mar, C•tlf.
AMPLI fMllST PAIKIH 9M1 IOAT SUPS
. My Net~
1lle "C••••I•• W., of Life
THI MYANTAGp WILL .,.,.Ill YOU .
Yoa ea panb• Wld pt lee tllle -• 1 ... If 100 PHf•. AU. nt1. tilft "ATIRlltONT VllW.1 ~ haft two bedrootn1
ad two Whl. -WllR LARGJ PATIO.
YOU A•I tfM1ID TO tNSfllC1\ GUI l'U•NISHID MOOIL
'9r Slt,IOO ilii Up Lt•1 $420 M11tMy & Up ·
... i. 671-1711 ,. ...............
•
IWOlllta MeM
Can' aone OmunercieJ
plu• 11m1U bou11, llS,000
~~ WUliaDl9Ull, RJtr.
873-4350 OPDf E9l8.
WANTID .....................
Wll'f MOI' Ga' ON 1U
UJft> W.AOCln
°'91' a T ... 111 ar..._.a..,
e rt11,...•wau
• lntn otnca '*""' • TrJintns ,...,..._
• lftllllWit ...., ... ...... canT.,..li .. ..
Saperi>ly deslined. custom
bailt 4 BR home with laviab
uae ot s1one, heavy timber-
ed beams It &lua! 0 v e r
lliOO' ol architectural per.
fection. BeautiAJ!ly dteorat·
ft!! Sliding transparant wal.ls
to esta te-sizfti IJ'(IUl'lds. Le.
mirrored dining room. book
lined study with fireplace,
bar, break1ast room, • car
itarage. On cul-de-sac near
S..Otiago Drivr.
Ruth Pardoll, Realtor
l~ Westclllf Dr. 642~200
I
333 E. 17th St., C.M.
548-56(1
FOR SALE BY OWNER.#
Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home on a cul-de-aac street.
Two fireplaces, new carpet.
near lhopping. Within walk-
ing distance N e w po r t
Harbor High S c ho o l.
rlementary and Jr. Hl&t>
Schools. Large yard with ex-
tra ltorage 1na. ~.
\)pen Housl' Sat./Sun.
439 Cambrldae Cirele
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
Keep .... '-" ._..,., .... ,.. .... ......., -,.. ............... Al ............... ......
-41etcrtW i. .,..._ .... ~ w4..m11wt "-
...... la ...,-. DAILT rtLOT WANT ADS. ........ ....... .,.. .... ,., ......... ...,_...., ........ ..,.,...... .................. .
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
1442 Serenade. Irvine Terrace
(714) 842-8235 (Sun 1-1)
(2 Br. I Ftmily or Den)
1518 DolJ>hin TeJT (Irvine Terrace) CdM
64U4'2 Eves: 673-3436 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(2 Br. I Guest Apt.)
205 Amethyst, Balboa bland
673-4768 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
(3 Bedroom)
534 Santa Ana Ave (Newport Helgbta) NB
673-2020 (Sat Ir Sun 1-5)
*446 Esther St., Costa Mesa
642-6418 (Sat & Sun).
321 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar
673· i 726 (Sat & SUn)
201 Via Nice, Lido Isle
873-5186 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(3 Br. & Ftmily or Den)
395 Meadow Ln. (County Corridor) NB
648-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2308 Heather Ln. (County Corridor) NB
648-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**1000 West Bay Avenue, Balboa
873-7300 or MA 5-8034 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1615 Cornwall, Newport Beach
540-1720 !Sat & Sun 2-5)
1606-COITlwall Lane (Westcliff) NB
(off Do¥er Dr.) (Sun 1..S)
929 Via Udo Nord, Lido
67M031 (Sat & Sun 2-5)
•2048 Commodjlrt (Baycrest) NB
675-4031 (Sat a. Strn 1.S)
(4 kclroom)
•2134 Vi!ta l.Aredo. Newport Beach
<The BIUtfs) <Sat & Sun 10.S)
••333 Morningstar Ln., Dover Shores .
(714) 642-8235 (Open Daily)
1324 Galaxy Dr .• Dover Shoreg
(714) 642-8235 (Sal Is Sun 1·.5)
•4827 Perham Pr., Ca meo Shores
(714) 842-8235 (Open Daily)
{4 Ir. I Fami1y er O.n}
1210 Sandpoint. Harbor View Hills
875-2000 (Broadmoor) (Sun l·S)
1629 Ant.iqua Wl.tJ {Do9er Shores) NB
S... 548-&332 (Sit 6 Sun 1-1)
1808 =~ Circt. (Ba)'Cl'tlt) r;B (oil 10 Or.) (Open 1U)
(5 Bedrooms)
8341 AtlanUc (Pacific Shont) RB
&38-1544 (Dail11N)
1852'7 San PUJpe, P'ounlaln Valley
640.1720 (Sit. Sun 1 .. )
'
-
.. . .
_,;Realtor
. .
••• • _.. set aide to honor the pofeuioNly quelfteel "*' •n<l women in
Newport H.rW-Cost• M~ .who are entitled to use the word "R..ltor."
Sc:.hooled, ...,~cf •nd bound by • strict cod• of •ffMa.. • Re•ltot is the friend Y°" turn
to wW you pl.n to buy or sel rHI property. H~ thorough knowledge of every f.ut ef rMI
.Uete tr~tions is your CJ!Nrtnt .. that, buying or seling, you 1re in good h.nds when you
enl't1t tt. MJVius of • R .. ltor.
MAY 19 to 25
A MONTICELLO HOME COMES
-.IN AN ExTRA GOOD PACKAGE I
,
HARBOR VIEW BD,l.S
CORONA D!L MAR
Lid Homes •••
Qu1r.ty, V1lue, INuty, Comfcri
PENINSULA SHORES
New Ballloa TRADE-IN YOUR
PRESENT HOME
FOR A MONTICELLO TOWN-
HOUSE AND •.• YOU"LL HAVE
MONEY ENOUGH TO BUY THIS
In the Southland's most desirable IDd f&lcinattnl --. A su-
perb IChool system and Univenity of California'a lrflne cam-
pus jUJt moments away from Barbor View Bll1a. Oceanfront Community
Sensibly priced from
•.. or another one of
these ..• $1',900 lo $Al, 900
Dtrec:tJom: M~ Blvd. fnim
PaciOc Cout HWJ. or NawpGr1 f'wy.
Tin aa SM JOJquia 111111 Rd., then
,.,. .... to modll ...
11IREE NEW 4 6 ~ Bedroom two • AOIJ
lingle family Homea and three Duplaes with
a Deluxe owner' 1 3 Bedroom 6 Den Home
upstain. and a a Bedroom 2 S.tb RenW
down. Now rNdy for occupancy.
Ocean ud/or S.y Views, Family rooma. Wet
Ban, radiant beat. inlulated, carpeted. wall-
ed, landlaped, aelf-deaning ovens. Formica
kitdlen ea&inetl; Powder rooma.-Dc.-ltc.
Come see for yoanelf~
and live in Juxury besides.
Illy $20,950
21-lrooa wi DEN or 3 and • bedrooms,
17 ft. M .... Saile; 2 beth.. doable prage.
delue built-id kitchen. w /w carpeting. com-
plete at.erior maintenance .•. with m:lusive
-Country Oub liviog. 2 hAt.ed pools, rterea·
tion~
Center of Harbor Area
Hwtaor Yaew
Hw
Sp9doal 4 Bit pb ,..a nn
Ideal lair fmnilJ 6 eatmain-tnr.. New Ultias c6ftd at
~.
Fallll1• View
i BR, Fllmlt1 rm • dlninc nn
jult reduced to $79,.500.
Sales through the Multiple Usting
Service of the Newport Harbor
Costa Mesa Board of Realtors
totaled $16,300,000 for the first
months of 1961. Ust your prop·
erty with • Realtor today.
H9ftlor Shoppifll · Center .••••••••••••• Yi mt. ~ COllt Pm.I ..••••••••••••• , • , •. · 2 ml.
°'8nle ca.st ~ •.•••••••.•••.•. •h ml. u.c .• !Nine ..•...•.•••••••••••••••. 3 ml.
"-Poft ...... ldlooAI .••.••.•.•••••• • 'h ml. ,...ic Golf Courie •••••••••••••••••••• 1 ml.
lo. Calf. Cot ....................... • 'Ii ml.
c;wic c.nw ....................... A4 mi.
DllMNQ DtllECTIONI
-• t . '""" "9t Sin Dle(O off·ramp on f'alrvt.w "oed, tum Soutl\ to Montleello Homes.
2. From Newport &Nd., take Fair Drive Welt to ,.,.. "°*'· tlMll left (South), .. Monttclllo
Homes.
These Homes qualify for the Walker & Lee
"C...,.._ Tnm• $Ue PlaD-• easy way
to tradMa your pretent home. Just tallc to
your man from Walker & Lee.
~ICat.O HOMES SA&.£5 OfflCEa
1t0 ..._JON LANI• PMONI (714) 146-1111
WA&m I L9 W8 M9fTI
Family Plan
Every f 1rnily h.s • piece where '1' A mee+int notices, reminclen ef cluc5
activities, cfentel appointments end 10Ci1I eng.CJ41Mnh (•ncl ..-tifMI
ov_.. bis) ere poded so they wil not M for~. The My ~"
l>o.nl is 1n importlftt 1icf in tffecient f..nly activity pl.mint-•
w.. femly plenning C°"* to Involve • chente in housint. u it -
for milOM of f•,._ MCh yur, there is • v.., lmport•nt ProfesaioMI
whom you shouW ul itt for help. He is • member of the Newport H1rbor·
c.+. W.. loercl M tte1ltors, the one who c. M so nhMW. in mist·
int you ..... yow ,, ..... home IN ~ ··•'-which tMtchet Y04ll
wch. His _..., is 4evote4 fo J-t such t• wt•• I lteeltor M ii
,W11l-to I ......... heel .. of efMcel Mntll .,..tion. c.I
I ..... W1 Me to "f.., pl.n" I ...,._
UALTOI WI•. MAY 19 TO 21
NIWPOIT HAR901 ·-COSTA MISA
BOAiD Of . REALTORS
.
......... ,ss1aJ11t•
-~" .......... tt'I .. t -.,f .. Dmt I
8R i.mu, -.... Ill .... Del .... 2 ...... .....................
Ill room .. •/w ~
A ~. 1lrk* • 1' "' Prb DI.•· llmJI r...c
"KID Ml'P.
POOL HOI•
Uln lllut • ._I W. .... , ......... .................. ... ,.._ ......... ............... . _, ......... ..
'46.1171 • ....,11 0,.. JMa, ••
GOLD MEDAWON HOMES
OPEN DAILY 1 'TIL 5
"F" Street -.... ~.. ....
Oii ...................... .
Pricet1 ... $79;600 11 $119,608
, ........................ 1:
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tf()USIS FOil SALE
GeMr1I • 1000 o.-.e 1•
fl" .N!IDED NO DOWN O.L
t Real Estate Salts Onl)' S21.l50: 3 BIL 2 Ba. peopes. •Maat not mind Vf!rf Joorel)' 11181 ar. I Pta.
'WOl'ldn&· lhop. ............ DmllY
Newport 8-dl Realty low doW'll prt. ......_ llllr.
0( • 32nd St. ~1642 ~ ..,. ....
awt.ci: 'Pit want .s now. arAJtGE m
Coldwell, Binkir
OFFICE OPEN
-SAlUR9A¥
COLDWELL. IANm • CO.
22oo E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPOltT IEACH
Kl 9-3351
Inc.
Coren• .. M.r Offlca
PltlMI umNOS
Due to the limited amount of new home
~ollltnlctic>n we are rapidJJ approecb-mg a SELLERS MARJCrl'. Wben .,.
fmd a REAL JIOTIVA110N to MD.
bowner, the BUYD atm pta a sub-
stantial "BREAK." Hen are 4 GllD-
ples:
1. CORONA IDG~ Ideal f.am.
Uy home with 3 bedrooma, 2 batbl • 2 fueplacea, plus buee flmil1 nom
complete with wet bar. Jtlt.c:ba "1IJt..
in.I. 0.:.an View! Price redaeed ..,.....
ate11 $3000. Now only $49,eeo.
875-3000 1911: 8'7MIS4
2. BARBOR-11tw BILLS. CCJl'MI' J.
cation. 4 bedroom&. famllJ room, din-
ing room It 2~ baths. CCll1 ftreplJce.
Poot.me yard. Plnamnlc OCIA1f
VU:W! New Price, MT .SOO -a ·'2000
prtee nduc:tioD ! \
915-IOOO lfel: l'IM182
!. CORONA DEL JIAlt -Attndlte
2 bldNom home with brSct tlreplece
and muy atrM. NeaUy cmpeUd •
dnped. ltitchen ranee • ~ tadoclld -PLUS a wt cm WIOCllB
lta 5
' W apum.t, now NIMd at •tst.• 2 .......... Prtce GD1r m .eso.
-8'7s.IOOO 8'.: NI 1811
4. allNA COV1 -We 11iM • lJN.
USUALlttu.uc. wttb t ._ farllll.
ae11 wltll a bedlam -.. dlllt • a.. .... -only ...... lotft .. • ,_ lbnlt Ind. Yoa On m u.c... .....
OPl'.N SAT.• SUN. 1-1 r7NOOO ..... ... ..,.,., ........ , ....
M07 .. Cwt ~·· -'1WOll
HOUS -
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home
Collet
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build
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to sh
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·Lido
land
3 an
Fire1
eratc
fend
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lot·
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' $16.9
clud1
. 546-
I
$16.0C
$18.~
plus
OF
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petU
51~-:
• cost
: $24.~
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1 ....._ rurn--Aptt. Unfurnlahed Apta. Unfurnlthed -ral l•CJIMral 1000 , 1 Newport IHc.h 12001LWo •• 1351 Huntlntten leach 1400
Newpert 8wh 1200 I ---r-.;;!-\,.,,t Lido lale Dyplu" Purn. 2'7S Cerone ., M8t SUO CoroN del Mir S2SO
W .& .ea-o.... PS. tOO IUYS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim I lechlced $2000 ""' 11ara n I ~ Ston'. SR, ~ IM. 2 k11ch· COMPLETI:: PACKAGE 2 BR duplu, dote to ahop.
Newpo'1 Mc4s pool homt. In PIB I FLOAT w;·bdt aldl' ot b.\y. Could ~o f>'Yin. .xtra Av block Pina ctnter. S70 mo. l9'1$ ~ "" --~
3 Bd be ~ertl'rl to duplrx. 0 -~ .... •• Wallace C.M., 34~ ~ V * Balboa Island * OPEN HOUSE SAT ' SUN 12 . S cbolct comer locauon. • l Beaut:tlll Fum U •it• Waldl tbt boa1~ t.'Ome with-wa 1 rov,.. .... ,._...,, CIJ> ... RINTALS
:: ·n~ ~·~ ~: ~.~tor':~~ :::S: ":;', :~\do;,::.J; :i;. ~ ~2t ;:= Heutes Unfurnl•'*' ~~ ._. 205 Amethyst • Nonr ~tter at tt111 new p ce itM.l at m.cm, alld Juat In acro11 from BaJboA Bay sq. rt .. elec b t • • Gener•I 3000 ._ r.r-
DeU1bUuJ 2 Bdrm plus Guest Apt. Ni~ Patio. Furnished -'42,500 1 it. Terms. IV OWNER l'llt w/frplc, Uv rm w/fr\Jlc, EXEC\JTIVE HOME: nr SA
ot 128,500 • 10~ down takes lime for SUmmt'r ~tala • Club. 'I •love It bar. Panelltd Ca
lunt SEELEY, REALTOR
6-16-nn.Optn F.v<'s.-546-23.13 SHORE Phone for lf)(>Omtmt'nl din room wlbll·ln butcb. Clry Club 5 be-, 2 aty, 3 ba.
PROPERTIES 673-9-1!! Poot alzfd back yard. 2 car 2600 aq. ft., ~ts. d1·1>B. ·-~
THE ~E AL
E.STA TER S
673-!KXill 675-'147 .-ve.s. itnr .. tonner modrl. lst own-lndacpd, meny xtras. Aval.I
1306 '•rte Avt. a.lbN ltlancl 673-4766 I f!r. WeU cared tor, 2'19 yra. t/20. $300 mo ~n
IMMACULATE l nld. S min to ~ch. Owner 3 BR 2 ba, boat ratt. patio.
~LEGE
1 .es;:EALTV
NNr Golf Courte
CUSTOM.by ~·CL.EGG &
jUA complrted. 1 block from
Mesa v~ Gou Ir Cowltry
Oub. 4 BR l baths, 3 car
prap. formal dinini room.
Top quality throoibout. See
"~y" at 1877 Maui Cir-
cle just ot! Mela Drive. (Al.
• have 2 other new custom
homes to mow )"O'I.)
Coll• RMlty ~QO
1500 Adami at Harbor
<Near Cinema Theetrr)
Newport Hgts. 1210 CMt/rnodem. 4 RR. lam 1•m, R47-6640 nea Ir weekmib. soft water. lmmac HaUdal
A Ratt buy for boat or UN 1.S formal dlnlni; rm So. Pfflro, Belle of the Block Realty 842-4405
1110 ~t'ry 10 v Pr s . Spac OPEN SAT./$ • I~ llUl'ded<. !i >r• n"": S.'\9.l Down for this srrat 3 c .. t• Meu 3100
cust-blt mobilr hm nn I ~3 Santa Ana Ave .• NB Amnlt m.'llO tlfodroom, 2 bath beauty. ---------
.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; wtrfrnt BaC'k B•v, :.i.txlR hv St SUN' 10 ~ mis unusual Rllr. Mrs. Nash f\7s.~,.;7fi ~lltr -ftsferred, must M-11 3 Bdrm. 2 ba l1om•. wlth """'
Meu Verde
The Spoiler
Newlv reCJerorated. spacious
4 BR. 2 balhl plus llnv m1,
Carefully manicured land·
aapmg. Cool. clean · kitc+i.
en, covrrfd patio.' Near
IChools k shopping.
$25,500 • 107. down
~Real ~Eat.ate
320 WHt coast hiibway
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..., valur: sl'llt>r 1s • bldr. l ! "!1!!!!!!!!!!!!![11[1.~~!!-""!!!!!!!!! "'"' ~ ,..,.. rm. 2 BR. 2 bl. lanai. Af'l'V. has com'(I. r.emodelt'd tl'lis '.:i DILOXE 3-BR qukk. Full prier is $18.990. $250 mo. cwW Jl\tmlshl Bu1T porch. Boal stir avail. Nn. UI od Bclltr cAU "°"': ! ~ White, Rltr. 2901 Nrwport 12 S.ysldP Vlllart. 300 E s11aclous homt. tra·m • · Ow-m. qualil) · ~pllrl'. 11111 Blvd. Npt. Bl-<'h. fi7~
CoaJI Hwy. CN•llf'r "ill kitrh. w plStPI pink bltns. d'n pat lo. 52 '"'' un~rr
IU13J'\Ct. 61~ & refr1g.: 2 BR. & pxlr11 lg,. $70.<XX>.
••ycrest's hit dl'f'I irould bl" 3rd or ms1r._ OPDI SAT ~ s1·:-. I. s
BR•. din. rm • ro\'. pat:IO. 201 Viii N1re
4 Bdrm. 3 bath.,, famtl~ dbl. gar.; guP 1 rm. tge rar· Owntr/Aj:t i;;~ Wi~
room Latgl'. frtt form pool. port. AU. THIS FOR $27.500 -----
High beamed crilings II.II Vogel O>.. RMltors lllilders Home
rooms. Original and 1111us-2661 E. Q)Asl Hwy., CdM
ual. Now reduced to S74,500 e 673-2020 e
Sl0,000 handlea. Owner.
~ml
4 BR 2 baths, ntw rlUfl<'IS k
drapes. c o m p I , I , I y
landscai;ed lop 11 r e a
7:i82 i:;,_ .\:~R $110/mo. Agt. :i46-414l
~~-11:,;,_· __ ~PEN ~VES. AVAIL 6/1, 3 br. I ba. Ir~ * PRICE REDUCED lo4, ctikii'n, pell OK. m:=.
5000 ICl·C. 4 BR & maid's WALK TO DOUGLAS mo, wtr pd. 2638 Riverside
5 ba, 3 tar ga1. 1', lots. 4 be & fam rm, 2 be. cov pa· Dr. M8--a2 for app1.
COMFORTABLE 2 BR. 2 Ba. UnUJUal features. Must see tio, cpt1, ctrp., wa.llt to all 3 BR houte. Bll·ln 11ovt. Dbl.
Fam. rm.; E-Z lo maintain. to appreciate. Broke1·s wet-schls. Take over Slt,000 pr. Nr. Sl'ops. $145 1928
BUILDERS Open House Coov. to si... k schools. oomt. S20 Via Lido Soud FHA loan, try $2DI Gl. Maple~ ~ br. 3 ba. formal din-rm Best buy in area. ~ 642-llilS, Evrs 641-1669 3 BR home + pool & patio.
fam rm w/wet bar, atep-dn AVArL lmmed. Cliff Haven 3 50' Lot St/S-t --Near GARDEN GROVE FWY S225/mo. call 5 4 6-0 2 4 0
NEW ON MARKET Uvini; r~ Rorna.n tub, mMy Br. 2 ha + 2 Br Ocean Vu Sep din rrn + breakfa st &. SAN DLEGO Fwy. .between 5 & 6
SITUATED ON T EN ACRES
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEORM. APARTMENTS
Furn. & Unfurn. FrOIJI $150
• t'rtvate Patios • ~·ireplaces
• POOL.5 • 9 Hole Putting Green
• Tennis
• Separate Family Section
• Adj. to Schooli; & Playground
900 Saa Lane, CdM
MacArthur nr. Coaat Hwy.
Nr. F11hion l1land -Newport Center
CORONA DEL M1'R (714) 6«.-.11 .•
Qu11llty hall been the lst con· more x features. 10181 . lnC' Apt. $49,500. :>18-7141> bl' I l . 2 SlY, 4 br, 2 ba, xtra lrst lot, ho BR
ONLY $19 500 . . ·Knollingham trornrr n a!'l"a, •· ns. i::r fMt1n blt:lns, tr.Y S2000 dn. Room Town use apt. master .
, ~derllt~n In the sp-oommg & HtifhlandJ j 4 1 . j 3 4 1 or• w/fountain · flnr ro11fiitiflll for hoat nr n•lr. 2 BA, dtn, deluxr kitchPn.
2 BR homf' 1 bath. room 10 1mprovlng nJ this 1p<>tlrss.1 8311-0llll Dover Shores 1227 1 Rei. ~ ha -asl<inc ~.i 1.:.00 MCM Rlt.v t"J~i 40,,. lllt:.21 w 1(1 w i·pts, rlrp~. 540--0829
bu'ld lh hnu!lf' Slurco Adult O('('ltpied 3 Br ' l'\ BA ---------·----R C GRF:ER Rralt ' '"'""" 1 ano Pr • home. The m01>1 popular BY OWNER BEAT The HEAT 341" ·v,"' t:ldo • ' 1;7;:.:~.IOO , .HOUSE-of the MONTH Newport a.ach 3200
Costa MeH 4100 RENT
It plastl'r, bit~oorl (Joor$. floor plan, tnrl. a C'hrrr·y C\tstom homr; top lor11tinn -" Broadway loc11hon • l block 1 I · FF:E SIMP\,f,. Atr ('nnrl. r11~· -3 BR. 2 ba. addfod rl'<'. room. -. $25 Wk. Up 3 Room• Furniture ~fam. rm. w/ rpl. k sep. :I BR. 2 Ba .. hnrst bltns: rom hrnll di.\, 1 BR, 3112 hil. Hunti,.ton Beach 1400 t xrr.ui. FHA or GI. Musi CHARMil'iG. 2 story. B:ll'k ~n "':;·~ F &42.ffill:' "util. room. Dix. C'arp. & rrntl'lll varuum rlP11nrr; 3 formal din rm. 11101 rm, HP! Bay A-framr. :i RR & den.
-tr. •· N,VMP y-·ER.2. drapea: hltni;, ind-. now. Plll'-g&~ntmpu~ rm. 3 Yrs,. lanai, hPAii'il """'• man.v MfMDIJll-LARDWf --u a-rr~·r-AL,.._. 24 BA. $300 mo. Ll'11st.
• Studio l Bach aplS.
• In cl Utill lc Phone i.erv.
$25 Month
FULL OPTlON TO BUY
~o deposit o.a.c. *LACHE d1sl1washrr. A.'ISume ls:P. old. $42,(0). ~R-JlAA '""" ;1u; n U1 uu ""'rr"'"'~ "~' I 1 646-1244 • 1 f"f. Fli LOAN -p xrr11~. Exqul11itrly c111roratrd "Hnml'11 to Mtilch lnrnml'" ---------1 !'l '! .~. A · rice 4'1:1 fULLERTON ,w~:. OPEN SAT /SUN 1.5 5 ~R 2 IJIOl'Y 3 h~. lnvrl 11 R740 W11r11Pr M2-4405 BUY Likt rent: $425 mn. :I
• MaJd Service • 'IV avail. e New Caft l Bar H.F.R.C.
oat• Mesa 1100 ~1:~~. "a!J~~~ ::.:~•s sell DOVER SHORES-1629 Antigua Way cptll/drTJ«, like n,, w '"'nd, BR. 3 Ba .. plrr le ll<>lll· 2
~Sat. & Sun. atttmoon :\PANISll 2 story, r <'luslvt OAVIDSON RPalty Z'iOO sq. tt,. many P:.tr;i, It Laguna le.ch 1705 8'Jbo11 Coves. 67:Hl.ll
2376 Nrwport Rlvd. !;.18.!17.i.'I
-OIEA TEAU La POINTE
Fu~ .ture Rentalt
~·17 W, J~h. C.M. !i48-1454
L~ W. Lnc.ln. Anhm 774·2800 Victoria Mesa
Homes
lfi NEW ~OM.ES
Lnw dn. 6~1'-:IO-yr loan
From $23,950
Valley Road 111 Victoria
(Just E. of 8ronkhurst
up nn blutrl
Lido size lots, fee simple
land • High above sea level
Built • ln electric @k.ilchtn. Convrni-
ent to shopping
cenll'r, near nl'W
schools.
3 and 4 BDRMS • 1 « 2 sty
Fittplaces, auto irarage .,~
erator. carpetlni. draperies,
fencing. landscaping.
MichMI K•y, Builcter
Phone 642·2821 Eves 642.jl06
Retirement Cott•e-
·Eastaidl' 2 BR • on llll'ge R·2
Int • Room fnc' anolhtr unit •
New rarpel11 end drapes •
• $16.950 -$99.53 month in·
eludes laxe11 and ini1urance.
546-2313 -Open E~
THE Q Er .... L
ESTATER:;
116.lro -$139 mo all. Price
S18.~. 3 BR, 2 car gar,
plus carpon . Covered p111io,
OPEN SAT & SUN 1 • S
2000 MonroviA
K•nnedy & Attoc.
612·9733 51~
POOL HOME
29~ ROY AL PALM selling, °"" of DnvPr ShnrPs f>.~!>160 Evri:. 548-63.tl OWnH tran11. -Rm ntfl"r I ----3 BR. :I b1, Condo, pool. frpl.
I Tradl' ;,.t6..5;)8() Realtor finri;t 11nd mMl tw>11u11ful ronsldf'mf or ""111 lr;i~r blt-ina. immed poas. n;o
f\Jrn 2 Br Apt. Hid pnnl.
Ciu<p0t1 .. off 111 pari<'g,
Adults. No pr•~·
ls.II POMONA AV!:.: .. C'M
SELL! 3 BR 2 ba, lrJtt ram 4 RR. FPf' ll\lld. S.'12.500. Call BRASHEAR REAL TY NASSAU Palms l It 2 BR
rm, fllmJly. sl)'IP lcitchPn.. 11g<>nl. f'.42.644!l BY OwnPr. 4 BR hnmP in ~H-R.l,ll Evrs ~:l!l-1!1~7 ' Newport Shore1 3220 Furn or Uni Sll:l-$150. Htd
OWNER MOVlNG MUST hnmP~. Pool, family l'fWlm. bttbluff 1242 1>1>1lon. ~ mo Rltr. 67>2800
ElNCHANTJNI. 81\vvirw. ~ Tht Bluffs. Pool 21:14 Visla ,_ _ -= _ _ _ _ -....0....-------pool. 177 E:. 22nd St. 642-3~5 dhl,. hrirk frplr, shake roof. · · Lllredn 10.;, Sat-Sun NEWPORT SHORES
nPW cpli:. OYPrsized irarairr . eR. 2 bl!, a11 rlrr. '.!-:.1y, lux -wJi' to W.1lw-;t'.M' :... 2 BR & Dl'n on years IP3SP 2 CLEAN F'um BIC'hl'lnr Col·
Costa Mtu 5100
HARBOR I
GREENS · Manicurl'd yard. Assum!' rondom. ~ar ~ pvt. On Irr Corona del Mar 1250 h lov I ""' I • • RR ~. $190 mo. 642-34SO ta)?rs le 2 Apt&. utils incl'd. simple loC. w/2 pool.~ • put· · wll "Y -poo "' " " No ,...1 •. ~•o "~"" h1Jth exjsting 51,; '!~ loan N. ,., o .no-v.«£ BACHELOR UNFURN
w/pymnta only Sl40 P.1. ting J?Tn. Enjoyrd hy II small DOLL H. OUSES 1•. beths loostf'd nrar thr ADAM'S PRIDE ..a I u. • . SPIN't Jtroup. Only S.l!l.:ioo I hPiich on a sper1o11s rnrnrr Coron• v• mtir 3250 SIN~LE 811chrl'lr apt. util from $100 ~~~rRP~~~~USI. Ownrr. 67~3-ifi But Sharp' Pick up a S~'/, nti\ lnan l l~>ou .. ~sire ~od pltl'ha!Sf'MYO~r -·-· pd. ol~!r ... !"1:n preferred SIO Incl. uUI.
$23-900 BY OWNER • hal11nce ol $24.000 & ,.,.hm1t r.VP t • ..,., cons1 c-r s ..,. 8 d N 3 BR mo .. ,.1.,...,. " 2 le 3 BDRM -3-Bdrms 3Batht , 2. 2 Bdrm llC'paratr uni ls pl11s ~·r down I ERN SPANISH. complete ran ew • l BR 'I pd Sl17 <J\ 1 • . ~ Bd " b h fl I y.,.. · ,__ ,__ 1 J o Ull • ··"' mn. FURN lc UNFURN Deluxe on quiet cul~r-sac " , ':"· • at s, rep <tl'f' 23x:lt fl finishPrl gar<11tc. Pacific Shores RP:illY with MASSIVE RED TLLE 3 uttlh, uvnl s ng e-story U-1801 Whittier SI .. CM lleated PoolJ, Oilld Care sttecl and G ol ! Course. builL-ins, wall to w11U car· Room ((Ir workshop -sp.w .. ~,. ooa,i · ROOF. WROUGITT IRON plrx. C1u'J)ets, draprs, bit-In
Pools and wat!'rfall~. peUng and dfaprs. walk tn rm f'lr. Cnv. Patio plus Lit<' J.>t>-o;mor• Eves. ~>?.f>.7117 ~I AIRWAY 3 OUTDOOR el~cs Including disbwash· fi~~z.12-I c.ente!'. Adj. to Shot>pi111-
$55 500 Submi tht beach. Plus 2 pools and Conr. Palin Srt _ 7f6..io.l'2 I BALCONIES. 2 F 1 R E-er. Garagr. $325 mo. lell'lt'. SMALL Bachelor Colla:;tr. I No pets aJlowtd
. . ·t lt>rms. tennis rouru. 642-:tm. Narcissul<. PrtrP rP<lurl'fl tn ---ATTENTION--PLACES. °"" In llvin;: Vogel Co. 673·2020 Working m11n ovPr 4(). $j.} :?700 Pe1crson Wa1. i t Hat Bania •talty REDUCED To price of lots: nnly s.t.3.!f.10. Terms to 1111al-Builder trade-in. lmmar. 1 rnom, 11nd nM in thr mast-I util pd. 7'.!Cl Palmer St. bor le Adams. Cnsta Mrn
642-65fi0 Low dn .. E-Z terms Lovely fied huyrr. I BR , lam rm. uptr11c11'fl 1 rr wing. :I lw-droom", 21, --. 1!!!!!!!!!!~~546ilJ!!l-03!!!!!!!!70!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll
3 BR 2 Ba bomP nn 2 lot~ nr, Newport Buch rpl~/drps. ra . nn c1m1n. • haths, plu.c l;irge drn. " Huntington Btach 3400 Newport h•ch 4200 -
MOVE Tomonow h11 y k ""ean. Can u~e a" 2 Realty I $1400 dn fHA. RedurC'<l pm·,. c•uslom • bu.ill horn~ jiu11 FREE RENTAL BOOK OCEANFRONT Npt a r h SILVER
Vacant • Open Daily •pis. mi. In hid. Prk. rear fH :12ncl SI. 67:\-161'.! Ill S26.100. rornplPll'd. s11uatr<1 1n thP Drop In llnd Brow~ RlVll'l'R. Room for rrnl. In 1
3 BR Q bl\lh, 2 trpfrs, hit-in~. 171 4lsl OwnPr fil:l-271!1 -F--5-1 b -ll h(-.. t arl'a of Laguna BPach, WE H VE 0 E Br Apt. Woikln:: m;in r111yi< GATE
H&F pool. :mo Bemiud11 . OCEANFRONT DUPLF:X orLu·s~ .To~~ner Your Evf' f'lln Wll!'h hrr :::a::A • s M Ag(' :!3-30. S90 ll1"1. 11til. \:ill
$26,500 ·offer. f".oorl summer rental. 2-2 BR I H bo v· H"ll I Adam ~ail in thP nrrM Jusl 1n:~3606 h<'lcwr 1 :'.Op m I A
w ALLY Mt"COY REAL TOR uniti1. «.-,""". . • -w dn. ar r tew 1 ' !l:i~~11 ii ilb-llltl:t h(-low hrr ~howpl1-homr ftGrtments r ..,.. '"'" ...,., ""' t Bdrm. Pool. Blk tn ocran ,. 642-M87 Anytime 5'l5-4412 548--0897 wkdyi., 67:Hi769 .Jui:I movl'rl in. in Marrh 7 u-NITS ~:xcrllrnt linancln1 • and $12.; Yt'ar lt'ilSr Deluxe Bachelor Apt
4 BDRMS . .\ family room: wknd!H'YPs. Now lr3n.,frrrrrl. 2 i;lory. only S65.000. 548-203.l. 61~U LI\' 1m, br. kitC'h It ba.
prot. lndacpd. W/C'Omplete BLUFFS Condo D-pla--:\ 4 bedroom8, 3 1Jath11, tfinin~ •---494·1133 7682 EDINl.ER ========= / J & 2 Bdrm Aptt
s P r i nk 1er11 ; built-ins Br. 2'~ bill~. Spa~~u~ ~oomkf l~rg" f;1m~yk·~";;m. One Block ~h LOS PADRES M:l44i'i OPEN EVF.S. Newport Hgta. 4210 3 BR Apt•
dilhwallhe,r, w/V( ctU'Jl<'ls k green-hr II view. Patio. wrt-, rt>a 115 mom 0 1 cd ~n. I ' year old, 1;ustom bui11. 2 & REAL TY :I BR. 2 BA, tam rm .. bll-Lns. -"'-----\\'ilh :: bath~.
dl'lperles. Large patio. Only bar. Many extras. $:18.500. "oar garaize. rarpt>ts, rap-3 BRs, ""d .1tarages. Nov~«· ~ \.l<:'Mcyrt Strert i:ishwash<'I', "rpls k drp~. S50. Sll'r:lc person. studio Nrar schools. trcrWR.YS
$25.500. By Owner. 54!1-4321. Owntr. 6#--0536 I PS. 517.fiOO &14-:1127 -I ancy. Pnr~ !or quick ;'Ip, l,;.'!im;i Beach BBQ area in kitchen. l"rnr· housr. kitchen. bath. :mo Walking dislilncr tn occ
3286 CAUFOR.NlA BAYSIDE Villit;te. PrrfPrt BRASlll:.:AR REALT\ rd yd It covm•d patio. Avail F:. 151h. NB. Srr a'fl 4 PM 918 El Camino
SJ.IXX> assumes t.xistin.it low for varatinn or rrrirPmtnt Lowest Priced IR47.A531 Eves. 91>S-ll~ SP E c TA cu LA R vtEW 6-U. I.~ s210. ~7--0047 Apt. z 1 Cotta MtH
inttre1d loan. Total pymt~ hnme. P11tio. c 111hho11 ~,. Income in CdM CUSTOM 1 Ir: Br. 2 bll. dt.n· HOME l\o. end. ocean sidr. l·BR. Condo.: poot priv .. bit· Balboa 4300
S190 mo. 3 br. 2 tm. dbl frpl, pnol. priv be11ch. $12.000 Small 2 BR homr plu" Furn. in.it rm . Is: l'e<iar pinel (;1m 2 br. 'Z bA. lieh shwr. den. in$ It relri,::.. 11 11 Io . t'OR Rcni-St:mmrr. Drluu. j Arlults Only
cpts, flrps. hit-ins. Owner fi'ffi--1672 rm w/~ 11 frpk. New rpt•. bll·ins frpl. upstairs llv-rm. wshr/dryer. SIJO 6t!-40:?5 Balbou Dul"".¥. '..' BR. patio, Olscrimlnativt TPnanl1 I II cc•· 7...,.., ishf'd R P n t 11 I. (; R r ii 0 r d. · •n' /f I !-::::=======-== " ,,, .. -mus M' · ·":.-"'" NR . Nt>w 4 BR. lpC nt>w cpts "' drp~. elr1· hit-ins. 1err1111n ~Pp. inmg. Pn ° w rp · --hltn I\, carJl('ti:. rlraprs. for Prestige Addren • BR 1"' .,ft d' i I X 1 slr<'ssrrf rnr /\pt. SM.000. •ntry, r" 11 r Pd • '-·11111 lush lnds"P. dbl RRr. 7 L•1un1 Btach 3705 ·• .,. °"' 111 ng f11m lnl ()('. nr. l:M>11rh. S2R,OOO. 0 C t p t < •• m· rPncrd ~d. shnl't hlock lo
1
l""UE Rm. dshwshr, soft water Op!'fl wknds. :\51 62nd St. ,.,!•nge OH roper Y lodS<'pc1. lr1111 trrrs. 11111r1 del'k~. s49.7100 with "1"1 no-JAPANESE Mod • Bn 1 b;iy M ocran. Sl.'10 wk. MARTIN T
IR oov p8tio. aprinkll'rs. Owner fiT.i--0144 ,...,, Mar;:urrilr. Cd:'l·I i;;;;.g:i..;o rul ck (/Ir S24.900. Ownrr point loan. 6kr. 494-75711 ern, .. '" :. Cnll 21:1: 698-roll GARDEN APTS.
QuaJ ,,,, & rlr11pPs. S27.400 -~~=====~~=I !162-AAtfl DIRTY F'AO: h11lh, tlPc. kitchen. 2 patios. -----J217 Colorado Pl. 54~362.'i LGE. l yr. old ru~t hnmr: 4 11 SOL VfSTA R,.31 "WHEELING DEAL" w111k In ~11ch. S2?.S mo BAYVIEW ~ Jbr. 2 b~. Apt. . . _
Charmin& :l BR In choice BR. 3 Ba .. film & din rm. Deluxe New Duplex f . r -? Lea~. No pct~ lrai.P. nrar Nt'"l>Ort Harhor P11tklike surroundb:lp F IXER.UPPEa 1npr ~rllon ..... gun1. -· '. I ,.....,._,..,., Ea$Ulde. U.111\ nf'w "''iW tar· BY Owner moving -Immed 363 \list~ Baja 642-«iOJ """ "1or.\, ri><tar i. h 1 n g I, 5 • 494-3579 Yacht Oub. BurT \\'hitl'. FURNISHED BA-.n~
rwting. tlrtplact. Assume posi1t111. '.\ br, I~ ba, lrit Ownt'r WITH POOL Rltr. 2!!01 Nrwpnrt Blvd.
1
l:NFURN 1BR·2 BR , S BR
:;•. 'f loan • VA loan 11t no iim rm, rp , nu cpts, drr>s. BEST Buy '" Wesr NI'\\ pnrt: PllrtiAlly fumtshrvt SAA T;iO 4 BR ~ h:ith .•M'di< i;omr RR. rlC'n. formal Liv rm. Condominium 3950 !\'pl S<'h. ,;7;,.....is30 2 baths 11vailablt ..-f f 1 Snuth ol Hiwa). II Rerlronms. " nulstanding OC'<'anvlrw. ~ • I
cnst with $15.1/mo pmnts. nu pnt In " out. $73.500 5» 11lef)ll In OC'PRn ; 1-Br t1nll Th v , . c'. Plltnt Sl:R\1IT YOUR OFf. Mnd/kilrh onlv S211 !F.I() fP ·-•• I C'11rprti:. drll(ll'll. 1arage
• $24.500. fA2..fi41~ loan M/}41l4 hotlSP. rl'd('('or : unit hPat. • oge o. F.P. • Trrm• \111c;int. . . . . ... . VILLAGE T -;\ bdrm $260 Huntington Beach 4400 18th & Santa Ana,:c.M. --=-=:--------2667 E c R REALTY \lirnon Riiy ~9'1-07:1!._ _ mo 4:16.; Winltr•wPet. lrvinr •tr.· I-''.'' ~··;,.c~ IY OWNER 5 BDRM .• hy owner. N,w By owner 67l-fi922 · OJillt Hwy, CdM I BRASH EA OCEAN VIEW 3 BR. 2 Ba. or rall t213 1 ~76-3128 nr • :-;i-:w e LUXURJ(ll'S • "'' _.., 'UltiJO
tmmac. 1 BR. 2 Ra . CArp.. <'lll1>·· 2 Ba. ~R;·1 patio; BAYCREST BY OWNER 67~20'iO ~47-lr~\1 I \r~. lt.':!l-l·..,17 fpl. Drck&. paUo. Reduced 67:\-.3409 RESOr.T l.IVIN\. llPPER Or Lowrr ~frBR.
drps.. Blt-ln1;: H f pool: ~~nlyu.'"xtras. • S 0 0 . 5 Large Bdrms 3.2j() aq. ft. \HARMING Spanish homr. 31-POO-L TIME $.'l0.800. 49-i-5678, 83,1-M<ll 4 NATIVE GARDENS Cpt•. drps. hlln~. Nr ~·g
xlnl toe. S29.9:i0 Nf'W loan _._ ... .,.._ ...... _______ Ivan Wells built. Fre land. s -R t I 3995 roo1 " "AU"\" I \( l"'"'I • ~· BR. JI, BA. 4.1' lol. Sn. nf 4 RR nu~ltt1 ra.rprts. 111! um,, .. r en I I 6 •">'·' •'' ~. '"· rn1r. No pets. 2885 Mtndoll. or assume FHA. 54&9205 3 BR., fam. rm .. 2 Ba. 2100 Windw11rd Lanr H 0 ' • ·• San Clemente 1710 ----~;....:.•2t -All e'JCtTll5' m 500 wy, prn Si1t k Sun. By hullt-in~ l~r"~I' Pnclosrvt Pil· DELUXE watcrfronl dupkx: HUNTINGTON ~., Aft. 2. W lk R I ' . '-., WATERF'RONT. 62 Ralhn11 nwner. 321 Poppu Ave. OlM 110 • • ,.~11 pool. Ownl'r S p AC . 2 BR ··I-. a er tt b' v•.r-5200 C ~ BR $.,.., W'll ~ "' " .. $24.500 Le11vin1t Sti tt. Newp't. Island. :l BR . 2 Ba --w PRIVATE Party w\ahes to oves. . . ia,000. I fi~-trun~fr1Trrl . nnly $26,5()0. C'OMPLErELY FURNISHED rach unit : hnAI dnrk. i:ar . GARDENS I rpts/drps, eler, hll·lns. nr It'll lovely homt', Back Bay OWNE1l Sac.: 3 BR. ,\ fam.: tradr for fll'OJ)t'rty, Arabian Cameo HinhJands, 8par1~1~ • Paul Jonu Realty 2 BR s 3 T 'dlOOI, shoppin•'. Quiet area. 91'xl2J' I I ~ b 21 comer. VA. FHA & convenl. horses. or 7 LI 8-7771 .., .. , '' · pa.nish R·.. np tori. laundry; 2 Weck minimum. "'
11tea. · n • · r. -J 11 •• • 1 .,,3 ~ ... ,. ?77 br. 2 h11. On canyon. S36.500. tM7-12n6 1.-:vps. 1147.;,~1 ltnn. Vif'W. Low tur~. low ""'-i,...,1 or "7.~I""~ T"'.""''J!;.L:NT, F.RTAINM~:"'IT 1 !'l l!kl11:' E>VC~ & wkcnrls ba. llvlmt rm. drn, pool. 2 ,l;) .. ust n •• ""'" ""~-1 RLU~TS Condo 0W!'ll'r leAV· OWNER "7~ •42• ----• nrv ,.,., ".~""' c.1•1• J' -------BBQ's. $60.lnl To ~Pe this · --" '":'._" _ ,DfvoRff:-\l11~t ~ti! W11lk down. 2l3 Avi.nuP Rosa. SUMMER RENTAi.· .lunr BOLSA-CHICA & HEIL ~ BR. Pool. rpt~. drps. On!'
raU :i4S-1n7 I Coll .. e Park lllS ~~1.,r"~ ~:-. ~"Jr:~:~~ PACIF'IC Drive. ViPw :l RR. tn hC'~,.h n1 •C'hool. L<;r :! 192-40~4 _ 1 l:lth 10 ~•pt. l•I, \lrfl 1 ADULTS &47-8414 1 rh!~ 01\ Sll:'i mo. 642-7311
c .. ,. ttft.jt!l '1 ba + lncomP Apt. $6.'i.000 sf). 1 Rfl .. RA. f MIL\" -VrrdP 4 BR. 2 Ri1 , rollll1 --SPECI •LI -~~Canyon flr. __ _ 31, YEAR old Ml"lli. de! 'f;ir OWNF.R: 736 Tul11n(', s2:1.:-i00 ~r ... ,.,.... Ii-~ Chi. I f Condominium 1950 "" -4 BR. 2 BA. IR. family rm : I -'· "'"r RM. 'JY11 .,, I. many ""'· lum.: inrl. Ulll. S.!.'tll Mn. -BPllt'h homr. hr.inrl nl'w h1!!h Cl!ll.ORF.:li'. Prrt<, wclrnmP' :I ictr1. ll'lt br, l btllh, lop l.UXURY f'ondnm • Bluff~ 4 -----~ -=-7= 1rni;. Oprn ~un 10 to j . Call S.iO !'l'Cltl ity, ~~l~0.1.'l'i :! HR .. walk tn ~h(lpi1; $115 I AU Plfc'l" lotrh.: short walk rond. 54~2198 11.ltrr 5. hr. :i h11, hrlnw mrkt val 111 Balboa Peninsula 1300 Sundny ~! \117 or eve~ 71.1: LUXURY BEACH APT ~tylr ru~tom fumi~hl'd l Rr. 2.'ll 161h Pl. f;7:H.'m I
to 1111 srhnol11 i.1loppm1t & St. 1'16,:iOO. O...nrr tr11nsl. \;ill ~i· •• ,.1 HOME LAGUNA ROY ALE Nl::W drlu11P 111-rlrc· homr 111 ha, 21, gam::r. pat1n
1 John11. $29,!IOO. Prin<'. only. Newport lle•ch 1200 Owner ev1>s art :'i. ~4--0509-RUY NOW! Dupl~r ",.,...,,.,,, 2 hdrms, 2 bRthi;, c•arpetlng, in Arrowh1111d MtM. t'urnt~h. rt1'. in f)llrlc • likr !«'1ti11tt. LOVE'L\' Quirl I RR G11rden l
OWJllElR 540-057:) f Bay, furn, hooked lnr sum-SALF:. nr "'~~. nr ht'arh dnipe11, pool. 1'i6.500. T'rm11 Mi $125. wk. nr $6.'> 't wk. Ponl11, 111uni1. tpnni~ rnm·tll, fluplex, 1100 mo. Rtfs. 263.1 I OWNFJR Rrluctantly o Irr~ me·r S4'""" S b t sp8l'1n115 I BR home H, h11, Onn~r Avr. 3 BR .. I~ 811,. htd. pool: WANTED. Pvt pty wiU huy thr hfft ;it the Blur~. 3 Br. • ~.vvv .• u m1 11ny rpts c1tshwil•her, frplr. hit-Owner 4~3626 Avail now. 8.t~m plfty-i:roonn rtr. Shllrt> r,.ot ___ _
dbl gar .. rarp. ovtt hdwd. BaycrH1 home from ownrr. 2 ba,. snglt 1 ... vrl ~l'rm~ F.. II. M1chat'I, Rhr in~.· lfi'\IO' patio. (ha.nl'r JULY le Aul[ • 'pacKIU~ t$1Zl r1rhl with ynonJ[ srr. PI.Ao; your want ad where1
Ors.: Sprinklrn: fenced: No pool. S.ie>-S60M 147-5641 I 644-1;-,.<iz 507 E. Balbiw! Blvd. 67:1-6AAO 9fiZ--O'.l:!:• iift s Dupltxta For S•le 1975 Mobil,. homl' by btAch. No. rrtary. Olll 714 -9611-it;,t I.hey are 1ookini -DAILY
...., .SOO Ownl"r 540-12:\4 ext -hild n ITI4l !'1.16-0021 1111 7 pm k wkndi<. I PILOT cla5sified ~-56~ ~ · BLUFFS. 3 Bdrm, + den, PRIME Loe., Bluf111 rondo. Lido Isle 1351 FASHION :'horN.. 2200 sq BY OWNER. Cosli1 M,. ~ 1. ;;":;;;;r;;"::;·=:::::::·====--==========--=========
374 or ~ bPst channel view. For 1111.. VIPW of lake. 3 BR. 2 Ba. 1 fl., 11kr nr11 I BR. lam, dtn. Prldr of ownt'r•hll). Com~ N wport Shores 4220Newport Shoret 4220N t Sho 4220 RANOR Modem S 19. 5 0 0 · nr leue. By ownt'f. fm.-7234 BY OWNER. 644-l l:i7 Mu~t sell. S60.000 home inl rpt~. llrp• fnrd. lndsrpri. ..;pp for ynurstlf. Nn l:>r"Okrr., e ewpor rH
Cptt, drps. trplr, lots ,.,r CONOOMJNIUM Wanlf'd in SALE BY OWNER. :t -BR.. t!ilale ulr. ~ RR It cll'n S2T.t lr,1~r $:\.'t,500 srll. No lrAdr s. f'M: M!l-68.iti.
windows. lrir R-2 lot. By Blutra 11r .. 11: :t M <I BR., I pool. HAthor vje1V, Newport ~akr nlf('r. 219 V111 Orv1eto. 'l5'Vi:i'.:1 Da_v5· 4~:\Mf; C.~ 'O A\'-,( _ f} 'C ~C:::. ~
owner. See 1t 7~ Center SI.. from ownt'r 644-l028 Hrlghl!I. $47,:,00 .~~117:1 ~87 I MUST Srr tn appredalt': nr. ... .. I .. I ALS o~ ~"U ~... ~ p (,/" v
MM7.fO 'hl"arh. -: Rr. · carp .. draprit. Houtet Furnlthtd
BY ~. ~xtra nice 3 BR. patto. 1\-.11mf' S~ ~ G.I.
2 BA home. Oi>ts. drps, Q1·~ TAR GAZ EK~ ~ Loan ,. ~ WIU hllnrllt. C"ta Meu
bit-Ins. uffCI briC'k frplc, !gr ~1''1/{ /A ~ ... ~-3900 O\\'NER ---------
covtted piitio. LMdlcaped. ·-· "1. CLAY R POlLA 1111,. -ER 1 .. ........__ d :I 8<1rm. on qwrt •I. 11dult ....,, 900 642 ~ ~-· -'-M OWN ' ' ..,....,,..,.."· l'n f I f ...... • II J fenced yvd .... ,. -......... ~ IM1 » 1:f. Your Oo.l1 Ae1M1y (;vi... ..,.. S!~ l3 m 1~ h111h. I ovrrf'd patio. 12 " 11mi y Pl'" .. rr"'· nY . unr
TRANSFERRED to SA.IMll ~ ~Ari Accort/111910 '~'Sin••· oci. n{l;,~~ 21'. bollt ·ll-lilt'r pad. Allry tfith. In Sept 111. S200 mn
BR 2 bl!. ,,atia. elec: kltch To d«velop message for Soturdoy, , ·33-AT.u.f.".'I rntranr ... ~ririnklcrs fronl ,ft plu~ 11tilltiMr ""rrpl w11er.
dJ-1..wa.shrr. dr11pe11. w/w ~ ll"Ofds corr~pond·rig to~ -IJ'.~ hArk. Phnnr 11.R, M7-7JIN S16-;.,(l,VI After ~::YI .,, o4 your Zod1oc birth sign.
rpta. brt1utll\Jll1 land~t1Pfd. R \' ()\1/:-IF.'R Pretl1.lge atr11 N a.. h 2200
fnlit trtc"s. Sl4.!ri0. ~27'83 ~ ::'.:!r-:i ~~ t., ~~ ~~. ~fl 1n"h ~ RR, 2 ba. rx· ewport c
tJ;E. J RR . JA4 Ba .• wood !~n•., ~:~--~. ~ ~.~"' 1' tr111• ~. rm In bdl. S.'U,700 IA\'All . .l11nr l~t thru A11.;t nra.. W/IA' l'l l'JI . fl'W"d H-< ,,u.,.. ,..,,,, .. , 9'171 i\<11'1111 ('ii'('~ 902~ f.(l\rl~ :? BR . ~IM'p• fi: 7.\
$23.950. St:JM ~11 °'"'""" ~ f,,... 1~ ~ ..... , ,.A~· o"' ~J~f:N Mllr 4 BR, fri>I, p:lllo, In hrh SI.IX» .. or M.1mmr1
2G Sirrk' St 114fi-~ ~ ~ •• J: ~"Jtl" ~ L~. ' hi Ins. nnt 1"-land, S2.t400 <'0111 tcay to llkl'lt. 67l-94l1
3 ...... _ hol18' Wl'sr~ p, t(,,-1 .1°1 .. ..i AH~.u F11A IAAll Buah•rd . °""'""'" 10 Htlp 40 .,,..,, 10 °""' ~. --1.·. I tc ·-fenced yd. I cir ~11n1t 11 To •I T"I• 'IV.-•· ""'... IC _, "1""-"' ••• """"' n~. ':Aiv ·if••I roo "R • Da ___ ......... ____ _
•..1 .-.. ~· tl!"'!)'l+I"' •' o--",,.,,.., L. l n • 6 --.. f>'llo. $100; turn. l·BR. houw, l"l'•r
3 BR, !kn, 2 BA. hdwd noors. ti Out .. , °""I 14 nw trplr. cl~ to all IC.'.hoOIJ. "' ,, A('l"I'. Prtvaey &: (Om·
...-$\ klu. dm-il Jl~ :~:~,. ~~ m.!)5(1. :'612 Vmt\41 Dr .. lort.210Sa.ntalllbt'.I.
_,..,..tOClfll. $22.500~1'71'1 t70ut .. ,...,. n, .. ., ~T...ml C.11811. •PM~ ~, .. -. 11Worc., "'°'~" "Gft ---------..;::::::;;::;;======= EASTSIDE 3 BR. 11' BA le !tr~ ,or..., 7'1t SALE Or Lie 5l4~ VA 4 br.
Ly -.. '-'C· din 1ru 5\ 'ii :20 "*'1<01 !lO tm•1v M> To nr Goldtn Wtwt Coll. lM Cerona •I ~r 22.SO
..... "1" "All !ti'" •t b"" ... -Sl""" ----------i.o.n. Owntr. S48-74M n0;. lHo. "I': AH.....-• Sl&>: purch~te ....,,_, -., DOU. HOUSE 2l o. ~l 9.,,,.; ~ ._,.,, • dn. 1192-.'\AAl
Met• Del M•r 1105 ~::;. ~~,;.".. :~r:r~ JBR7 hAth. bit -J u . 21!!·~11·1"•~!:"·~·
----) :" A...,..j ~lot ~A''""' cpl/d~. blodt Willi, e'lllln ....,.,, ... ,. .... f I rl n rm 7' r· • !' r. • • ., '" 5 BR P'us nrm11 1 ~11 " ..,~......, ,l... at1rartl\',. landtc Sll.5411
J B-\. S.17 ··"' 6) n-.nfr '° ,.~ SU-.o ,. t>-OWnn. ~•71i1 711~ni1 11r~1»-1n1 '11'1•,..,,.. A!l"'•• 91,...,.
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2100
2240
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., ________ -4 Jo New York, bur the plane l N OW OS· I I took a plane from Miami I I r I' .J stopped 01 Bollimore •. I found '---....,j_,___._.._.., _ _.._,_l 4-out thot rh.t pilot always
·--------stopped Ofl#I woy -for a ~K_l_l_S_A_H_·---tl ~ Coll!Olei. '"-chll(kl• quoted ... _l_ ... l'_· ... l_ .. l _r_ : ~1~Vr! ~ ~1 ~
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S~MLl1S ANSWDS IN C~SSl~CATifN. 9300 . . \
°" II DAJLY moT
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-.-r,,d.ly, M•y 24, 1%8
Rill HfATI Ril l !STA Tl
Gonerel
IUSINISS elNf
PINANCIAL
~ . . ·*--.--*-111111!*--·---·· SllYICI DlllCTOIY JOU a IMPl.crtMINT JOll a IMPLOYMltn . * .. .. .... "'° ........... , I.Mr 1020 ~ w ......... 7200
c:e.te Mita 5100 lncMM Pnll•rty 6000 Ac,_.. i200 Morf91111, TA't 6M5
_, ACRES • Con Main eut. 90% lMnt f9 $60,000
wtst ta.dl Ne"' be r r Y • or mott. SINGLE r.um.Y
Calif., S1Jver VaUey, bJ-Bay Mortga1e Co. MM6tl5
,.. ~ DA"!WOftX • tt9ldmt for 3
Al'I I """ ' • )'MIS -DO ipbolw: rtfenftCH 6erden Service 9'J4 E. ~ NII • llUSlllES DELUXE 2 BR 2 be. studio ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;
Apt. IUN'OWldlnl a lonly
pool. Adults only -quiet. l4S AtMntfon lnv.ttoral
··Zolla.·· 646-1'41 COMPLETE CLEANUP KOUSECLEANJNG. AU day
LAWNS REPL.ACED or 11' day for 5 ~· wlc. or E. lith St., CM Pb! eves. S modem patio type Units ~28-11 2 BR ea, blt·lns, R It O.
crpts, dfl)I, f' A htat. tncl
gars. No vacancy probll'lll
here. $20,00> Do. -pM
$69,500. Income 1191>rox $8100
yr!y.
deaetl. d~; 18 miles east ~! TRUS'l' DEED CENT E :\
Barstow. Land of La~eR CLEARING HSE. Want 1 «
&rt'a. 90 M•"'made lakes in 50. S43--8381 BkT.
Reaa. moatbly CSft. Prun-by da¥ ~ 182'7
lftl, l.andacaplnr. EQ. bar-"---ti H I Corperllio~
2 BR, l \S ba, Townhouaes,
adutta. IHO mo. AllO require
fM¥l lttVice for p&rt rent. 6
unttJ.~
LA.R.GE 2 Bdrm 1 ~ b&tha, in
Trtplrx. Ku ev~.
1175 mo. Wtr A beat pd.
5'Wll3
Newport leech 5200
JUST Completed 2 BR, 2 ba
""ile-•IY· Fri>l, chndellen.
lush cpta. drps, iron gated
pvt patios, eemmt wtll3
btwn units. Medallion kitrh.
FA heat. Acroa fm, Coco's,
W1tc:lf Plaz-. 1665 Irvine. m mcJ. 642--0'll9 * NEW BA YFRONT ft
Unf 2 BR, 2 tJa. Cptl, drpl,
yr lie $250 mo. Avail June
U. lnq: 233.c 19th St.
f15.QZ3I
2 ea. ~ ea Studio S225 mo.
2 BR.. i i,, Ba Studio S170
1 Br. 1 'Bath S130
All modem with Pool
Bkr/Alt m.-4023 6'fl-JJ90
OWNER'S Condo. Excel toe.
with pool. Elrgent 2 BR. 2
be. elec bltN, dshw~hr,
i.-c:at aar. $117 mo. CaJ I
~1346, 646-40lllt
GOLD Medelllon :I br. 2 ba.
cpta, drps, bit-ins· $215 mo
673-2370, 67&-1995
: --Ntwport Shoret 5220
DUPLEX S BR, 2 be, cpl!,
drpl, bltna. washer I dryer,
11'1 patio. S225 mo. 642-0603
c...... •• Mar 5250
ATI'RAcnvE u.-tain' 1 br,
i:pca, drpe, re1rli. Mo\le.
$140: XTRA bdrm A be
avail. m-1331
SPACIOUS Delu:xe 4 BR, 2~
ba, Yrly Jeue ltarting June
15th. 673-Qll) 673-3298 eves.
A•k for Bill White
Huntlntton leech 5400 -NEW 2 BR. all dlx. feeturu.
Gar. Nr. Hunt.illlton Center.
IJ..50. M0-4484
S. AM Heights
SINGLE Story 1 BR, W/W
cptl, blt-inl. lie pr!v patio,
pool. $120 mo. 546-6163
Dtn• Point 5740
SPAC10US, Ocean view, 2
8R.. unfurn. red«.. new
crpU, m,.. AdullJ. Lease.
$135. Mr. Pickett 494-3907
wm: Yrly l'lltl. Cple ertkl
nice 2 BR or 1 Br a den, uni
hie or apt w/pr!vacy. Pref
frplc:. Rent atartina July 1. s. ot hwy, CdM. Piie phone m: 787-t951 t!Vrl, or write
D. C. Wini, 7340 Ventura
tanyon No. 2, Van Nu)'I. ca. 910
t Am seeing contact with
mature woman capable ol
makinr a simple home tor 4
or 5 elderly "M>men able to
Pl}' a5() Wk er around rlJS II
mo within NB erra. Write
Box M~132.Dally Piiot. NB
BU:SI.NESSMAN Trans to
area weeu BR Furn Apt.
MB. CM area. Perm basi1.
1/15 occupancy. Write Box
M-130 Dall.y Pilot.
EXEC. Family need1 l BR
unt. house. 1-2 yr solid
LeaH. Npt aree. C a 11
11~7010 or 61:>-2238 Eves
WheddY• w.ntt ~ Get?
ticultuilll ..,....__ c • p 7135 Manufacturer of
Threaded Producu J_,.,_ 0.rdener LIVE INS
Eicper., ~· yard Employet pa.yr. tees .mce., Free etdmam Gforle Byllulcl A&etlCY haa Openl"ll for:
16 lovely 1 BR Apts.
7 Furn, beaut lge lot. pufect
ftfltel area in Anaheim.
Ooee to everythlnJ:. Approx
loc. S19,(m yrly. Asking
S136.lOI.
vaUtY. Al!alfa. fish raisin&.=========
recrtntlona). EXc:elJent for Money Wanted 6350
trallu parlc. Man.v develos> --'---·----me.nts In progress such u a OLD private peper1 of Judce
ski lalce for water ski In-I rom ll70' 1 lhru earty 1900' 1
at.MJCllon: much a I f a 1 f a Ood&e City, Gunni.Dl, Colo.
irowin1: finilbed restaurant Salt Lake Qty. 6T3-4316
with MVn-al lalces for fish-CdM Eves • all day wkenda
ing & swimming 6 ovf!l'llite $25,000 tot 6 monlha at 10 and
Cl\mpers. M1t golf course; a 10 with Sl00,000 trust dffd
lllke with w11tl'nront parcels on 200 Oceanview lots aa
SPIClAL CLASSIPICATION POI
NATUltAL IORN SW4'PIU
Special bte
' e 54&-79111 e l• 8 E. 16th. S.A. 5474195
EXPERT JAPANESE .a--1-. Men 7100 e ..,.,.__, Tool &
GARDINER ....--e Cutt.I' Gr'lndert
i llnes -5 timn -5 t.udm
llULU -..0 Mun IMCLUOI
Oe&n-uP Nut Work 54t).$49t "Joa. A,. I
LAWN A Garden mainten, Our lualneu" Fringe beoetlta Include
availahle for home building. ooilateral. 494-U37 .... WM! -..... 10 ,,_ ~Wlleil ,.., -Ill ., ...
._,.OU. 11!110nt ••dl0t e<ld""" ~ ...... ., ...-11i. anc:e. C1eanup • Spray • Fer-Coast Employment Proftt abarina
tWu Com'l It Re1l 962-i.149 AGENCY S6 hour week
11 Ultra O.lu .. Apts.
Qu1'1ity hollt .. ewpf!rl~ ftn·
-"81 lll('.itlon. L~P valuAbl,.
lol . !'lie fea luN'!I, bll·m~.
M'l>tS, drps, FA ticat. Pri I
pauos, lite H It F pool, M
carports. Terrilic returns.
Alkb\g 1315,000 S u b m i t
terms • and trades.
Thi$ level AA 11rri·s }11ts 11 ANNOUNCEMENTS
wrll R,. pump Ir rPservolr on and NOTICES
~NOT MINO FOii 1Al 6 -fltAOIU C»ll 1'1
PHONE 642-5611
f)l'Ol>f'I ty • rl'.Rt1y to reli;e t1l----------
fnJfa nr builn a lak,. for w;i. Found (Fr" Ada) 6400
Te Place Your Trader'• P•radlM Ad
C\Jt k Edie l..awn Sanla Ana Prol'I Bldg.
Mainttn&l){'e. Llc~n~f'd. 1670 Santa Ant Avt>.
Richard10n/ Purcell
Realty 6754031.
DRIVE IV
313-319 11th St.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
11 Units In two buJldings and
11 garaies plus 50' vacl\llt
for sa.ll!' or trade tor Sa.n
Diego property by very M·
xlous owners with largt
equity. For appo111tment
please write or p h o n e
(297--4n4)
Burke Investors Realty
3731 Sixth Ave., San Diego
lualn ... Rental 6060
Still Available
10,000 IQ ~ modem Commer·
clal Bldr. to~ constructed.
Loca.ted on East 17th St.
C.M. WiD divide.
MIZELL REALTY 548-ln
E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 3200
Sq. tt. b1dp. It ~ acre of
land tor leue. S600 Per Mo.
Realooomlcs 546-5040
ter i;kiing ot for fish rai~ni: BEAUTY Salon fi •ta.tlon11,
Will ronsidt>r trading t(luil!I fOUND: YOUl\g.-duJt. male mab 16-)'J'I Ltdo a1ra. \\\II
!or income uni ls. Owner rat. black w/wbHe mark-tl"d fr-e.e and clear '10.000
847410 eves & wlmds. lnJs. Very friendly! Vic:. of fQ. tor R.E. or -.ha1-have·
FANTASI'IC View Sile. 4500' ~~I Mar, Costa Mru. you. Bia-. 548-7TI1
elevatlon. Wtr avail Pads W t -...iav L In HB cut. $850/ac. 10-40 acres. YOUNG ~ Alldale. black an ,._.. or i-P ex Overlooks Yucca Valley " c: o 11 a r . found Co a 1 t area. Have vaia ble cor w/
Joshua Tree· Aak for Bruce Highway, c.omia del Mar· ~ '! san1..,. Bemalfj2313·lnoGo. ~d ct Ha!Hng 6~2440 days ~ ._, or en
BRECK N<YJ'T RLTY 546-&164 FOUND: Doi with Temple Circle #1. San Bernardino.
City lie:. tag; vie. Santa Ana KEY ma.tor comer C.M. w/
Mount. & Desert 6210 I: Bay St.. Costa Meaa llOme laq>rovements. C-2
64&-1900 prop. 51,475 sq fl. WW trarte
"Lanrl of Lakt>&" -Silver I In nda J V111ley desl'r1 80 acre' ~e COC'K·A-POO Puppy v i c or c:oml' w/~pe be.
t1rlver1iseml'nt' under ciassl-Mesa Vrrdl' t1rea identify. Rltr. MZ-6487 ~'H-02
Ucatlon 6200. · Calt owner, S.i5--l723 a.fl 6 WANTED. ModPm oftke
847-6640 eves & wknd$. RINC or keys. Found corner fumiture & fit~ cablnels. =========I of Elden I< Santa IHbel, CM Exchange Thtrmo -Fax
ExcMngff, R. E. 6230 !'118-6731 copying machint & differ·
SMALL Mite lon&·baired ence in cash. 642-5641 Propfrlfl>wneti rema1e aog. rawrconece DLXBalboa dptx 2 br:blm
park arta. 54&.2990 K, tum alm\'ll\t nu, cpts,
Have Yott a Ree 1 F.Btate COLD School rinc identify. drpe, trpl, patio, tnc:d yd.
problem? We specialiie In Vic. Balboa Ialand 675--0lill6 Bbc ocean. Trd up Orange/
cxch8ncing all t 'I P e s of FOUND Tame Do9e, vie. LA Co. units. 213: 698-60U
property. Con!illllt with us. N~ Helgtlta. 541-1707 Have: 3 BR l~ beth Condo-
minium. Eqwty S2fi00.
Loet 6401 Want: '115 Mu~t.ang or late
LOST: Small light brown model auto or car. Trade-
((awn colored) Male pup. wbts Realty 842-5011
Sbort-hal.red with bl a e k WANT: Trust Deeds
markings around eyes le HAVE: Houses. land, units. Mfi151 mouth. Answers to name 494-6140
e PRIME Retail Location e Phone 642.9556 Anytime 'Keio'. Vic ol Hoag Hospital. Ha • STORE 17 x 40 Reward. Call 548-ll64 or ve ., BR 2 be house NB
lB73 Harbor, CM 64M654 R. E. W•nted 6240 673-2816 Sll,500 • Sl:i.00> equity, ll6,000 TO. 1)-ade far TD,
Office Rent•I 6070 WANT to buy l BR, 2 BA or B~~ ~it~ei;: lot tr unit! in good loc.
---------3 BR It family room house. ctuhuabua. Answers to the Doyle a Wood Co. 548-U68
LAGUNA BEACH Prefer gu bit-bu. fireplace, Mme of ''Winnie" Vtclnit)' NANT 1962 or later model
Deak ~ available tn c:a.rpeta. drape1, f e n c: e d ot 18th lltld M o n r o v i a • :111' wttti air or a trailer.
newest ottice buildina et yard. $23,00> price range. 548-0371 RUl allow bonus awr book
prime location In downtown Coat& Mesa « Huntington LOST· Baby cHil floral red :m 2~ acre or 5 acres near
Lquna Beach. Air eondl-Beach area. ~70'l2 mulU colored boMrt A: 'pink Palm Springs. ~ll31
=~~~a~~ 14·30 Day Listings knit 1Weater, U found or * * *
entrances; rear lred1 to or cash for your equity taken by miltab, plrue
25 Virw Acre. LagUJ\il ~lS-4808. ~i>-5870 aft 4 PM Cost• Mesa 612-9611
Bftc:b. Some improve--• JAPANESE GARDENING Hrs 8:30 am · S pm Mon-Fri.
ments, income $7700. $243,. Service Cleanup, Landscap-
00> equity. For. TD'a °" ? Ing. 531.7034 aft 7 p.m. Help W•nted, Men 7200
Owner. 494-&.l, f9M957 *MOWING, ed&inl. A clean
Palm Desert· lp •BR 3 up. Monthly ratm. Free Y Fry Cook
Ba., Fam ~ .. ~. Hiib estimate. c.aJl 968-l911 * 01111CJ
So. aide; $13,000 tq. For lAPANE3E GARDENER or
home. So. Oranp Cnty. or Maintenance by the month. Kitchen Trainee
Corona vee n4: 34M701 Good reta. Exptr 546-1'158
HA VE beaut improved vac
lot Zephyr Cove Lake Tahoe
Nevada 1lde. $13,000 c:tee~
Want HM' • Unil1. Airplane
• TD's or? tor eq. 67>5726
WANT travl'I traileT or col·
or TV for $500 equity In 1~
ecre1 near Palm Springs.
Balance $1500. s~. month.
MOWING, Edgina, vacalawn
Gett'! cleanup. Haulina.
Odd jobs. .. 548-6956
JAPANESE GARDENER
EXPER RellablP ma.in!.
Reas. mo rate1>. 89'1-32\9
C\Jt Ir Ed# Lawn
Maintenance. Licensed.
S48-4Ml8 -545-8570 alt 4 PM
536-llll EXPERIENCED Gardener.
-G=ERMAN=~.~-She-.,,...-phel'd...,....--puppy--J~mtut.~ tlean~ ...
Permanent job. Chance for
advancement.
<No students Plusel
Bob'a Big Boy
154 E. 17th SI.
Costa Mesa, Cal.
No Experience
Necessary!
Must-bav.e. c:Lt.vl Callforn,ia.
driving reci>rd. Apply 4 mo old with outstanding Cement work. 642-4400.
papen Value S1SO Trade for
binoculan, gun1 or !? Gonor•I Service. '612 YELLOW CAB CO. 186 E. 16th St.
646-78156 a.ft. 8 P.M. Po.in Oceanfront Dplx, Bal. FP ,..:..:...tins, Plumbing, Car-
Costa Mesa
pentry. Rru! Rel. Lnaured. S•Jesmen & MllMgers
S37.SOO. tor boet, late auto, BankAmerlcard OK Career opporty wltb leadq
firm offerinr OYer 100 mu-
tual fundJ, Fllil or pt ttme.
No exper oec, we train.
TD ar ? Call Asp.r Jensen Call "Mike" 642-0348
(Assoc with Jerry Hani1, -.,,,,8.,,ll.L,.,,...,.'S.,..-S-~-~-SER--V-ICE--
Rltr) 546-l440, 962.ll4l eves for auto Water Softeners
'62 DODGE 500, convertible ~pairs. lnltallatlons, Npt Bch ottlce, HZ-6422
Santa Ana oUioe, 547-8331
Investon Flnanclal VALUE $150. TRADE FOR Rentals , •• 962-2094
utility tnller. boat or small
bike. 64Z-0996
MESA VERDE C 0 L F
:.'OUR.SE lot. ~· trontage
:in golf c:oune' Fairwa.y
liew. Jor income property.
3y owner. 642-294.5
l...arp bome. in Moarovia.
· '24.500. $Xl,000 equity. Want
iieacta area bame ar unlta
., to $35,000. Devil Realty
342-7000
* * *
l:fauling 6730 Servicel, Inc.
LITTLE GIANT TRUCK Hi Fi-T echniclan
Hauling. 6' belgbth, 10' bed. For store In Costa Mesa. Op.
Y~ name It I haul. Reas. portunlty to advance to aer-
Btg John 642-4030 I vice manager. Must be fa.
CLEAN Lots, garaaea. etc. mlliat with solid 1tate equip.
Trtt removal. dump, 1kip, ment. Xlnt fringe benefits.
backhoe, flU, ll'lde. 962-8745 646-8895
CLEAN Lota. pragH, etc:. ---------
Tree removal. dump, 1kip.
b•clcboe. tin, grade. 952-8745 Part Time Work
I HAULING. Truh pickup.
Trl.m.minJ, Anythln1 -we do
it all. Expert work. ~2792 Munlclpal parkiftr lots. $S0 Call Agent ~1440 return. Phone 642--4980
per month for 11>1c:e. Add BUSINESS and GREY I: White long-haired ANNOUNCEMENTS._.c:o::uv1C"" DIRECTORY $5 for desk and chairs. Add cat: Ana. to "Sam" or a .... ... .,
$10 for business boon an. ~ANCIAL whl1Ue Vic Ramona Ln., / elNf NOTICES 6735 HouseclHnlnt
Add to YoW' famUy income.
Represent Avon. Call col·
lect 5J0.58f,O
IWerin& aerrice. All utilities lus. Opportunltl• 6300 ~~~;~e~~ tract, S.bytfttlnt 6550 *APT. CLEANING * --:::.o-:D:-i-:-sh_w_as_h-.-,-
pejd ~~:1;~· LOST: 5114, 2300 bUc Tustin. P_•_r_~......,_1_• ____ 640;:_;_;~ BABYSlTI'E.R, Your home. Fast It: thorough l turnl.ab Mu.st be over 18.
m FOREST AVENUE Hotel LNM NB. All iueY female cat. Re-,,.. Mother S6, >dfit reterenc:es. ever~ing 64.Z-Sl64 Apply in person only.
LAGUNA BE.ACH Oc:canlront at Newport Pier. semble ''Corat". Reward. I.sic INtlnt Cl_. ~ c.'Ot:taceor.~ apt. Llndacaping 6110 SURF & SIRLOIN
4IM-9466 Buy now for summer trade, 64U912 Offend to public by . ai part A.lery, AnJJ. July 5930 Pu. Cat. Hwy.
$9,250. =R=FJW:-::""ARD=-_...,F,...or_f_am_ily-pe-t! Balboa Power Squadron 1st: permanent. Call: n4: GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING Newport leach II le Small mixed breed dog. Elementary Piioting Counes 247-7903 Evr1. Apple VaDey I: GARDENING SERVICE 1--::0.::--:1-:-iv_e...:.ry-/""'$:-toc-k~-Ma-n-
cyc Sales White lonr hair, fem. Every MondlY. Starting 7 KEEP YOUR CHll.DDREN State licensed COIJ1l'ctr, Approximately 40 hours~flex-
& Rental llualneu ~n PM, June 10 Newport Har-HAPPY &: WElL CARED ReaidenUal • O>mmercial ible. Must ~ matu~ and
Newport's......JH> 11 t location, S"'M...,.A-LL--B-11-c_k_lc_w_hi-.t-e_d_og_ bor Yscht Club1 720 W. Bay FOR while you work. My Free eat. No job too big· dependable.
Apply In person
Monday or TU('si°1y
May Z1 A 28, ~ pm
or call {or eve.nlng appt.
12570 Knott S~t
Garden G~e
714: 192-5571
75 MEN
Needed immediately {or full
or part time Jobi. Chain
expe~. 5 new loc:allom •
In Orange County atta. Ag'
19 to 35. Honest &: will worlt-
ers.
No •xper. ...c.
Salary from
~75--hr.
Can Mr. Howard
71'·Tl.9-99S1
PART TIME
Help needed now
Ideal pert time .lob
working 5 nights a week
from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Pay
r a n g e a •tart from
$228 · per month
No experience necn·
sary. We need nine ex-
tra men now. Must ba•t
lived in this area t w o
years or longer. Call for
appointment
Mr. Nelson
774-7251
TRAVEL
To Las Vr&as. New Cadillac:
S84
<Per Day)
Soundl loo aood to be tl'llt~
Well it ii too rood to be mit!
Does $84 weekly alary part· I
time, aound real? Well. \ti 11! Mult be neat A: 1ha.rp.
age 20 to 30, no experience
necessary.
Mr. Eut PR 4-202G
1900 Sq. ft. air c:oodltionrd of·
flee facility on North Harbor
Bl•d. Front tl rear parking.
E x c: e I I e n t identlflcatlon
Available July l!.'t. Pbooc
56-3m9
WALKER &: LEE
2629 Hamor Blvd., C.M.
$l2,<XX! + inventory. "Sport" vie: Btookburst le Ave., Newport Beach refs testily to that. My 89S.JS81 IEAL'S Balboa Bay Adam11 Reward 968-3940 OR, for ~ convc.nlence home. part or full time. Mon DEP»IDABLE. Profeuional Home Furnlehl
Properties 'Ti,; HP hit E''"" Every 'I'uelday, sla.rtlng 7 thru Fr!. CM ~06 lawn cutting SIS a month. 17th at Irvin ~2--02S2 Auto 1Ul.--ha·'-67J. 7420 67l-9187 w e ..... ootboal'd PM. June ll, Enlign School Weekly lef'Vic:e. 962-6419 ~-:-::::=~e __ __:_:...::::::. ..,..._ '""" mlr .. Back Ba.y area, NB. Irick, Masonry, etc. DRAn'SMAN. Good 1 n k FOR RENT
Approx. 450 Sq. Ft. carpeted
' drapes, air-cotld.
MARINER'S BLDG.
1515 We1tcll.U OT'., N.B.
Contact Mn. Rainio. 642AOOO
1741 Westcllff Dr.
Prime loc for sto~ or offices.
200> sq ft O 25c. W1Vpan'l.
Opts, Drps, aJ.r..cond. Co-op
Bkra. Owner 543.9586.
MODERN Office. P v t .
rntrm, 50 per mo It: up.
1770 Orange Ave.. CM
54M773
R_.,ard '"'"" --"-~ Irvine Ir Qlff OT'., N""""'rt E
FRIGIDAIRE
... -..........,.,., •;•,.,~:1 ~··"" 6560 PapertMintlnt man. xperienc:t in Civil Beach, In Catetoriurn. No Paintlnt ..... ,.. Englnttrlng drawin"". 2 yrs
JET ACTION Peraonel1 6405 tidvanc:e registration n('Ces-BRlCK, Concrete, Carpentry ~ college math. ~ pay,
Mlulon Viejo ---X---,T-EM--E-N-T--~ sary. Enroll at clua; It any CUstom Cabinet•. Sm a I I INTERIOR A EXTERIOR Permanent Work. Se n d
Newest shoppl~ ctnter IS THE GROUP! ~~~",' phone 548-1374 or jobs. OK Free EJt 96H945 Painting. Free estJmair. resume to Box M·l~. Daily
Complete In 45 days. licensecl a Insured. Pilot Coin·O·Mat1·c Discriminating Cpls I: Sgls~ ssr Family Membership. Builders 6570 Call oruCK 543-5314 l;;w;-;;A-;:;R:;::E~Hou=s==E:-. -:S:"O"h.,....lp-pi_ng_1'
Parties, Trtpa, Outings with Will pay tremter fee. Mov-'vln I Equipment, Inc. lnteratl Plus. Exel. svc. Ing. Fee lncreued June 1_ REM 0 DE L, rep a Ir s • PAINTING • Interior Ir recei g c erk needed. Ex-.,.,., • ., plumb'g., pafntlng, elec., Exterior. Free estimates. perience J>l'l"fen'ed but not
_,.,,. W. Valencia for llrll. too! n4: T16-6941 Must 6 e 11 Immediately.. Rea50Clable t'9tee. 646-30lS necessary. AntY between 8
F\Jllerton n4: 525-7833 l-9 pm. 213: OL. 1..Q44 Make offer. Write Box M 12'l :,r:nu;ddt~~. coi:~-:~·: & 12. B. F. Meyers Ir Co.
PROVEN, Sure. mode r n Franchise Now Available DaUy Pilot 67&-3033 PlumlNnt 6890 18340 Mt. Baldy, Founlain
method of t ea c: bin g GENTLEMAN In 35 yr old Valley permanent habit control. br11ckct wishes company' of Announc-.nts 6410 C.rpenterint 6$90 ~! Gas or water elec---:-:W:-.:-A...,...,.,N....,.T_A_C_TToN?
Light duty mechanic for ntn
car agency. 5 da.y week.
Apply: Service Manager
Holiday Sales &
Service
1969 Harbor Blvd., CM
Hi Fi Components
SALESMAN
QUIET employed c: 0 u p l c
W&nll small home or apt .. nr beach or bey. 642-0lll -:M:-:-od':"'em--::OOi,.,..-ct-Or--~--e -Co-. (E.G. Elting for weight lady 25 to 40. Pre.fer non-C "'----tronically located under ce-RrliabJ control! with new low cost 1moJong -llminted drinker oast Health Club !NO JOB TOO SMALL! ment. black1op, if'OW'd, exct~ = ~1~ ope~~te
F\Jll time position with storr
in Costa Mesa. Some exper-
ience preferred but will con·
sider knowledpble audio
hobbyist.
It' public. Now i.ttking 20 lo JO lbl Overweight no Hll!'plla llty la Our 1olto Resident • Industrial Com-walls. showers, any place. bus Ni ranc ise
a..uoclate offices in So. O.C. problem. Would desire photo FREE SAUNA WITH merc:ial · M a I n t e n a n c: e Repaired. Water lines dean · gbt work . ti.Ill, part
ROOM On 17th Street near lnduatrl•I Rent•I
6090
Moderate investment re-l phone number. Write Box SWEDlSH MASSAGE Repair and Rem 0 de I. ed. prellUl'e restored. ~e. 548-l«'iS, 1920 Harbor.
Wft'tclllf Plaza. Older lt1dy quired. Phone for inquiry M 134 Daily Pilo: ()pen wkdys 10 a.rn-11 pm Reas. Lie, bonded, insured. CALL "LE>~'<S" 642-0348 _.M_.&.'i..-:7.-:~=-:---
p re f • Mu• l I u r n I 1 h FOR. Leue. 2500 eq.Jt con· app1. TI4: n4-n50 HYPNOSIS Sund11y1 10 arn-8 pm _ • 962-1961 or 642-5064 e Be.nkAmericard OK MECHANICAL
Bank buUding. D> E. 171 h
St., C05ta Men. 642·1485 looms for Rent 5995 646-8895
M1inten1nce Min
n1erences. &U-0464 c:nte tilt up. 9c a aq.ft. 1340 NICE UTI1,E BUSINESS of An aid to personal 132 t:;. 18tb St. 642-5090 e Carpentry e Cabinets e PLUMBING DESIGN DRAFTSMAN
BEAU rm for gentleman. Losan Ave., 546-0928 your own. Invest from $200, prob~nu. Brochure avail • Blt-lns e Alterations e REPAIRS REMODEL FOt" process applation work Permanent J106lt!on
BBQ, patio, TV a t>hoae. 2 -full,y secured with inventory. FOWLER HYPNOSIS · Funeral• 6412 e R.epall'I e ~u! 646-958l 642-31211 in fiberglass compogltea. MeDoaald·s H&mtJuriel'I
blka to bch. $60 mo. 510 Loh 6100 !!,'![he~ than average eam-CENTER NB. 642-0060 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; FREE estimatet. No ~ too BROWNING MFC. CO. Hundnstm Be.ch
Santa Ana Ave. NB ~ Ol"P~rt a~~ =edX: ff~ NEWSP~ERS. out of ltlte WESTMINS111 small. Remodels ..;["Ad-Sewl!!f 6960 19'\9 Ptacmtia, CM ~ll'Tl 8561 ~ A~.
NTCE Rm, aood Joe. Con-I Specl•I Offer cple. For personal appt call a fettJgn; mapz:ine1, Eng., MEMOI' AL p &II( dltio'llll. 5*-0787 AlteretioQ-442-5145 CARRIER IOYS 8()"VS 10 .14
pn.111 bm. $55 w/kitcb F lv. 1 wt l bul1d a 4 BR 2 ba home S46-6846 Germ .. Ital., Span, Frmch, NI' A REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS N t ~ GOOD ROUTES '
1 ~. Woril 1-3 pm. ~ (1343 aq-ft) for the low price TY s-China. RUISI.an; allO adult Mortv1ry a c.met.ry CABINETS. ~ -job. ea . accurate.. )'J'I. exp. AVAILABLE Good roal9al • Good prcllt:
11218 of $7.22/IQ·ft on your lot. ·-• magazines a --.. becks. Comr,1aa fv-h 23 TILE C RUNTINGTON BEAOI BALBOA PDIJNSULA "'"· --'·I ail ,...,..... rom ...... ~~· m exper. 541.6713 ' •ramie 69"74 D .. ILY PIL.OT oa.ILY PILOT
NEW $12.7S up. W-W carpet VHd "'""'' 1 llV can Don Good location, Harbor Blvd. 1875 N. Harbor. CM 6*-3583 ··-"' "' Kit, avail. Se m 1-Pr l • . at ~37--0380. Goon opportunity for TV ANYO.VE Wltnt'ss partong lot Cemetery leh Cement, Concrete 6600 * Verne, the Tile Man * • M2-43n • • -..cm •
6'3-SJ.j9135 Albert Pl CM PoRTAFINA
1
.. GUN & Scrvleto All!O. S~ full pric,. net"ld!'nt Thrifty D r ug• from $130 Cult. work. ln1tall a repalrt .• --MANAGE ME'ifT SE'iVi<.-E Statfqn Sa];m;i,
S'IS UP wk W/kltchcn S25 -"' for Jetnck fl Cf'IUip. Call lb1rbor Center, day bdn~ fncluclrs Endowroent care CEMENT wonc. all t~es. No Job too amaU. Plaster TRAINEE. 21 er over, blgb mechanic. Full time, goo<!
I» Studio Apia. 2 3 8 4 ~ Panoramk View Lota S:li-8511. MothM"s' Dny. Plsr call Everything In one betlutlful No job too amall. Free l'lll. patch. Leftktng I ho w e T •cbool grad. Exce.llent o~ aa1ary pn. balefitJ. Neat
Newport Blvd. CM~ White water and coaat· Dl~IBUTORSHIP 642--0636 place means \ell c:oet. H. STUFl.lCK 54M615 rep&tr. 847-1957/~ J>ortiJnity! PUBLIC FINAN· Aclply Jim Tlee O>evron
"' CE line views Available In ""Ur a •·-01..D · t No trafllc -w-. CUSTOM PATIOS '"' '085 • IMPLOYMIN t CE CORP. Cell ......, ... 1 25IO Newport 81'"9. C.M.
,.1 Room for rent tor lady 426 Nyea Place ,,v . rea wr pr1va e papers of Judge .,...._.,_ • • .........,.. good location S50 mo. Kitch Laguna Beach Sure Kill Ro!ch Killer. Send ftom 1870'1 thMJ urly 1900'1> 14801 Beacb. Weltmlnster Block wall1. AllO concrete SALESMAN ror m t n . s aoura AVAD.ABl.Z
pr1v. Call alt t. 5G-llN (n4) 496-9311 lnqulry to Mr. Art 9TI6 Dodie CU;y, Gamllon, Colo. 531-172) &2Gl aawi~ le rtmovll. 80-1010 Jolt WenMd, M.t 7000 •tore; must have aper . ~
m>T ........_ .. _ ._ Kat~lla Suite M. Anaheim, Salt Lake Ocy. OR l-1316 Floan-WalbPallos a fi. CHIF _ DINIMA ~·t. 23-a5. 541-239:1 ~ '!.~_, ~ • ..... ~I """"' .-_. rent. ~ 7 -Rl Town lotl tn MOl'OlllO cat CdM evee • .u dQ •kends poeed RocU. E ~ ..,.,. ._ .-._ nv _..., be. AvaD Oft -.......... V·11-"""'" S25 000 ...... 1. -.--a.a.. ~-il•Jtrl .-.. M1~·N~o1a J,. __ ------642--3$11 ...... --· O::::..: LJ'i:"j, hi:,, t90i DR.IVE-IN, near So. C'out A it Tl S T S To Form --............... .,. ......_.. ..._.. -,.._ ---.. -rovw _YWe, -~am.eh• Blvd., s p r I n r Plau, P'OIS t> 0 t e n I l a 1 Coaptnti~ Studio c.J.1'1')' HARBOR Rrtlt Clmettl')'. 2 CEMENT won. p a t I 0 a • = So. Olut Ana. Ex· ~ ud .,::~GI' Sl:llV1CZ -........ Ex· ~oom & loerd 5"' Valley Cllllf 92Cf9 unlimited, iJ'OSlled rn.ooo Wartrabops, aa..ei. Ex'. grave~. vmrana lletiorl. drittWaya. "81lcl. etc. All ftftr'f'Deft. Desirft Smrict aod repair ' ,. -.....
1
lnktt, older -------~ ' ' \ut. >'"'· 'Askinit $24.000 bU>ita. M8-Wll or ~16 ._.. ... _ ""-to malie di.mp. Rfl>ly to all ~ . Ill.Ill OK. a..rae ~don
ROO:lt It brd; t• S..Ota R-4 LOT. %5>.Jl7' •s bllt ta with M,00> down. 64.t--O'l36 • * PHONE PA-L '* .... S::l'Os3('1. ()wner. 213: rn "'t'<'•· nM Ht. 893-tl.18 Box M 135, Daily Pl.lot W'lt> M&ml a MllllMJU&. H8 AM
Ana Avt., r-•· M-· u•~ oetan. 131)1 St, HB. WUl &tier 6 " C : R~lred Pa I n I I n J , ~y. ' """.. .,.,... ..... -.. '•bordln8te, aell on In mm . SAFE a INEXPENSIVE 2 I.Ob, Harbor Re at ontracton 6620 Job Wanted, lady 7020 :ltnnt>~, ... ~try. Ont
ya:'d. &$4i'~ "" 1:r~. Bkr <:•1--· I w ta~ 305 MEt.'T BY PHONE t't!mrll'ry, Va ... -... -·on·. ---av w . ... hr. Box Pl2t SALESM'DI I
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""' ~ .., · • '" ~ us. an -6 p. o. n-. •t"". t-·ln(', ,,.,.,.,~ "'""-• "'""" • ROOM AODmO"""' e p Dall Pll Fl--t I * "'""vi"!: EJdert1 ~ " "'' , • """'" _both fo_r $300. ~ ' '''" ER.SONAL SECRETARY • '1 ot. '"''""' e C· ~I Oft dt1 flff., Homey pl9tt. RtUOMble .a.-L. T. Cooetnictlon Co · Pr I S"!RVJCE top Utdt rlrc 1mtttton Ratc.1. 54&-3r~ ._,_,,. 6100 WANT bualncM netting mjn, A1TN: ROCK HO u Nos. Ftlmlly rooms. kltc:llf'n or mpanion-aet1c:a Nurse. • SIA l\lll'ndant, RtlU
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; $1500 IJC'r mo. Pl'C!er coiut . Need an outltl foe )"OUr lebysJtti"I 6550 unit&. Sln814 *'7 or 2: Untnrumbt.rt'd llM't M'.lnu1n ewer fl. U1ht mf'Cb •xpcr Alam~ ~Box ~· ~
Chied Hen. s-S. Na... C I N~ to San Cltmente flnblltd product! Ca 11 BABYSITI'ING. -. a.oaw. plaii. cu.eom deaiptd. For dnfts POii*" Lido la1c • Union Station, m SUflerlor:
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11 anlta. 7 BR.~ nady "'111t fn ttdl .,.... has brrlhip tn N~ Beach WIU. beb)'l1t J diii-a moe ~ • Apts • Homea i.. Hou.ketVinl. Pb': 495.t .11 CM rey. A>" CAI nATiOk Att ......
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h ,Gi mo. --... !'Mo3M 1'll1M' lnfonnaU. pk.. ~ .~"'*. l'r P"OR Sale. bnrpln! family Hartiur ~ ~1395 rstlmatn. All prices. t~ J. It p E. T Onnln Flt ~tlrtd handyman, 1i11J1 Colt.a Mtm car w•
S1t ...... .._, Oita Mna. ~ Welltr Frick •ith: -1 m~ N~ Beedl MOI'llE'R WID eMW far dlOd -54Mftl P8. Uc. Ollrtnrtor 1 w.-.. a. ;:. j · •:w to ca~lcr, 30.ii HllJ'1)or Bh'd .. C.IJI.
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<•lli•klllons
2UO S. AftM St.
IMt• An•, Calif.
540-2820
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AmSTANT
.... tktMI Director
ftapldly expandln& accredit·
ed borne study institution
needa veraatile ~ edu·
cator to write and develope
new coursel, 1Uperviae rra<I·
ins ol ex.amination.a, admin.
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TELETYPE
OPERATOR
-A'PLY -
CADIUC &AGE·
WllT COAST
116' Whittler Ave.
Cotta Mes.
An eqUll opportunl\)'
employer
ACCOUllTS
IKfJYABlE
ClfRK
DetaJ1ed open item ac.
counts receivable, cash
clcartnp. Minimum Clll'
year experience. lG-k~
eddlnc macblne,
MASTER
SPECWTIES CO.
1640 Monrovfl Ave.
Cotta Meu
642-2427
All equal opportunity
enplo)'er
J. W. Robinson
Hat openl"I for
-IXPIRllNCI D-
e CMMMrml
Teller
Prefer belabt between
5' l 5'3"
APPLY IN PERSON
1 sl llltioul ...
of Or•• Cou1ty
1650 AMnw
Costa Meu
ASK FOR:
Mr. Starner nr Mr. Sprinaer
An equal opportunity
employer
EXPERIENCED
PART·TIME
TILLER
UNITID CALIFORNIA
IANK
4525 MKArthur l lvd.
New,.n BNch
~24
An equal opportunity
emplO)'er
Appllcanta con1Mlered on
nwrlt reaardleu of race,
reliJious creed. color, na..
1-tii~l-Milrttt-.. ~-
Goect oppertunlty
Must have rood appearance.
APPLY IN PER.SON
~P.M. DAILY
Snack Shop No . 1
2305 E. CNst Hwy.
Corona del Mu, Ca.
J.W.h•lal
"-......... fw
Store
Delldln
P\111 time. Expeience
preflthd. PermaMet ~
lition, e.x.cellmt blndlta.
Apply ftertenMI
10.. Moo tbru Fri
FAStilON ISLAND
NEWPORT llACt'.t
All equal opflOl'tUnity
emploYer
AL11RATIONS
* WPETIG
IJqlerlaRce Nqulred;
.,...._...,t, full time
........ Excellent = beneflh. I 1"1 houra:
2-4 PM ,.,.tonnel Of.
flee, 11'41 floor,
Broadway . Qualified to work ln bith
irade faahion ttore. Able to
do both men uct women'•·•
otters permanent ruu ttme Hllllllglon Beach
work. Ple&aaat envtroament
and aeod cornpen,y beeftta. ldlnpr &. le•ch Blvd.
Apply: Equal opportunity employer
Buffum'• • Fashion lslancl --------
WAITIESW
t8 to 3.), Neat appearance.
Nn experil'l'.ICt neceuary.
Apply In per10n .
lob's lit loy
154 E. 17th, Cotta Meu
ERIENCED ltooldteepe-
lc General dflce wo..V. We
need another Gal Friday.
Age no barrier. Start to
work ~ with a aecure
Mure. New campany with
cro•lnc "9lnl. Aalc for
Feuter er Bray 1 1 4 ;
522~1151
EXCinNG Sales in beautiful
iml>arted rifta • decoratinr
acCH60ries Free decoratinc
courae. Opportunities open
for manaaement • part
time. Top O>mm. 540-n 19
Inspector
(Receiving)
lnspectiot!. of moll ma·
chined, m o Id rd anrl
at.amped puts .. \lust be
eble to ue mkrometen,
c:tlipen. Ability to use
opdcal eomperator deSIJ'-
able. Knowledge of ma-
chine lbop practicrs or
machine sbap experience
helpful. Must be high
IK:bool p-aduate, capable
of belnr tnmed to Wlder·
stand and use modem
apace qe and ftirrra.ll
qu.lity eontrol procedur-
ee.
Apply '9rsonnel Dept.
fridQ, ... 24, 1968
Old World
Spanuh
and Mediterranean
Furniture
All New Decorator ~ and 1'00fT\ arouplnJs re-turned trom dis~ atudloe model homes, movie studloa.. Decorators Cancellation: Houseful of Span~
lab Furniture, items u followa: ao-r.eowi 8 ft.
Spanlab tofa 6 Matchlna Cbalr. CU1t.om quUted with carved wood trim. R. IO tt. Seville C&rved velvet aota, heavy Dark oak end tables 6 mat.chin& cock·
tall table. 8 ~ ~ a1ze Medilm'anean oak pan· F R E t G HT DAMAGED f'led bedroom 1u.lte wlth full Kin& a1ze box aprin111 A mattress. Large Spanish decQr dining room C'..oJd SURFBOARDS. F a c l o t y
IMf Speni11h table lamps. Hanging swag tamsiS. etc., Direct, Used boards ~o. t'tc, Each pieor can ~ pur(:ha$ed indlvldually. All cheap. Wf! illb'l&ll nPw
WW. ......,... W9I ,.. .... $1615.00 \._ rrmovable fins In your old
MUST SACllFICI $698 00 r _boa_rd_. _&t2_-760_7 __ _
FOi. ONLY ••• , • • • e C?lt .4:> Automa1ic
Te'"'' A••il•bl• -Newc•..,.,, to C•lif••~ie 1927 Argentine model. ~r94111t Appr••t4 lmmtllieltly Good c0ndltion Sl!C). n m e 549--0'l83 aft 6 PM e
l&I Furniture Mlscell•neou• uoo
1144 Neapwt ... leweM~ Calta Mlle FOAM Rubber cut to lize.
hery llltllt 'II t -...._ s.. a s.. 'ti 6 Upllol 111ppll•, l a b r 1o1 , naucab}'de. Factory outlet.
Low pricea. A·l Foam
Fabric I: Upholstery Supply
Co., 3U E. 5th St., S.A.
BJS.1181
------=-_-.:: -=------==---* SPANISH · MEDITIRRANIAN *
FACTORllS NIW SHOWROOM SAMPLES
Wiii Sell Any Piece Individually SPANISH Cabinet -dark oak
re,movable marble top -8' carved arm divan, lg matching chair with beautiful decorator piece -
beautiful fabrics; 5 pc hexagon dark oak din· gold design on tront -pvt
ing set with black or avocado framed chairs party -beat oUer 673-8316
& vinyl cushions; 5 pc bedroom set, 9-dr Mr CdM. Eves all day wkends
& Mrs dresser with lg framed mirror, 2 lg 6' Aluminum Jump board, commodes & matchinf headboard. $50. Pool ladder, sis. Field • organ, Sto. HI-n $so .
$ff5 V1lue, FULL PRICE $429.95 camen-• pro,iector, 535.
or term1 " low II $3 per w•k din. nn aet (mapkl $250. 98'2-72.n
NO DOWN, USE OUR STORE CHARGE PLAN PVT Pty in Leguna Bch
N• Fancy P:ront. Qu11ity Valuet Inside. needs immed. 100 yda cood used carpel OU whiU o r
d * APPROVED FURNITURE * light ~e. 15c to n y
12 Y e•rs same loc1tlon-Hme owMr depending on condition an d
2159 Herbor llvd., Cotti Me.I 541-9660 ~';lity~: !::; S50
Open 9.9 Dally -Sunday 11-5 M" ·Zetllth '66 BUc 1: whit
TV SlOO; floating p o o
;
e
1
lounge $15. 3429 Quiet Cove
8022 Antiques 1110 CdM. 644-2013 Alt 6 PM GArege Sal•
'
SWIMMING POOL
11 Ft Pool, Filter, ,.,._
Skimmer, Maintenance mt.
FREE Ground Pad.
$149.11
SICARD POOL
323 S. Main, Oranp
532-199'l
• FABRIC SALi •
Mon. to Frl 9-U:30, 12:31M
Sat. 7 A.M. to 2 P.M.
Vast selection ot knit fablb.
Open DAILY to public, ltm·
ited time only dwinl II>
ventory clearance. I
Costa Meu Knlttinc Mills 1 929 Baker St.. Colt& M-
Special Otympk Coin
A new .•hipment ol the 25 ,
peso silver Oly~lc com-,
memorati•e coin hu been I
recei•ed from Me'Jdco and
the previous low lll1ct ct 13
remains infact. Some •Wap
meets are &ettinc $1. 7S
each! 548-Mt9
*AUCTION*
U you will aell er ~
&iv• W'l.Ddy a tr'J'
Auctions Friday 7;~ p.m.
Windy's Auction ltm
• ia~te 1ehooll of draftinr-,
travel. ldverdslng and con-
aervalion. J>esree required.
Salary open. Send resume
or contact Dr. Euaene Auer·
bech 11:
Cashier-Teller DRAPERY WOr'k room, ex·
___ EST_AB_U_S_HE_D__ perlenced, any operations.
Staco, Inc.
10 AM SAT It SUN, 40" round
Prov. coUee tble, extendable
server on wbb. Queen Anne
buffet, cherry cor. cup-
board. Etc. Xtnt cond.
Sculpt\lre, paintings, toy•,
dolls, stuffed animals. fine
china, cluaware, linen•.
etc. Uke new! 1604 So.
Ba,yfront, Llttle B a I b o a
Island.
e Behind Toay'a Bldr. Mat'J
20751Ai Newport, CM 141-1686
SALEI SALEI SALEI l...AiDIES Down 1ki parka
Roll top deal< Sl30 10 trunkl Folk l\litar, new gasolin
S15 ea, Hooeler ~b $90, 5 mini-bike, Prom dresc 14-1~
Commodes S24 ea. Engrav-rmall ~stom .Ua, twm
i.n&'s Circa 1860 S2, Brau beds, l1WI<' • 61J...840Ci eves.
bed S75, A.ntfques Amper· ANTIQUE Secretary, Ital
88.lld ~4 Newport Blvd, CM mart> coffee ttle Ai r con-Natlon1I Systems, Corp.
4401 Birch Street
Newport Beach 546-7360
-ELECTRONIC
1.ICHNICIAN
Excetlonll opportunity with aman finn for bright and
ambttioua technician. Age
Z-30, with experience and
proven aldlla ln production
ol electronic instn.tment.. in-
cludlnc wlrihi. mechanical
a11embly, testing and light
trouble lhootlng. Send res-
tlllle or call.
MICROWAVE
INSTRUMENT CO.
3lll 2nd Avenue
Corooa del Mar 673-7688
~In, Women 7300
See Betty Bruce at
A#:fftC.'I for Caner Girl•.
ClO W. Cout Hwy., N.8 .
By appoint. ~3939
Help W1nted
Wemen
WOMAN To worit in Donut
Sbop 9 P.M. to 5 A.M. Apply
in peraon, no phone calls
please. Winchell's Donut
Shop. 2947 Harbor Bl•d.
OFFICE l..ady. f\Jll tlme, no
typiil or ahorthand r~
quired. For appt c a 11
~1647. 2902 W. Caul Rwy,
Newport Beach
MATURE W o m a n for
munttt work in laundry, dry
cleaning and nuff dry. 3
day1 per week. W e s t
Newport. 64fr 7621
e MANICURIST e
For Newport Bftdl'• finest
Nian. f'or Interview. call
• &42-6523 •
t.cy/Generel Office
Good typing, 1hor1h1nd
Jftf. Brokeragt officf' fffl.
la:z.«EO
Full time. Experience
preferred. Excellent com-
P811Y benefits.
Apply Personnel
1~ Mon thru Fri
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT llACH
An equal opportunlt;y
emploYet
Slleswom1n
Elqlerimced in better wom-
an'• reedy-bweu. Quall·
fled to aeU In hi&b rrade
flUhion ltore. Otten plea•
ant envtronment and aood
company benefits .. Appl1:
IUFFUM'S
Fashion Island
Typist Clerk
PART-TIME
(20 Hours Per Week)
University of C11ifornl1
JRVlNE CAMPUS LIBRARY
Hiih sd:lool &rMf., type 45
wpm $2.0'2 hour. Contact per.
sonnel Ott.Ice m52Ci>
Equal opportunity employer
INSUUllCE 6111.
Experienced.
Auto iuurance prderred
Apply 181191 Main St., H.B.
or call Mn. Petenon «
Mr. Peteraon. 84'1-3.541
Equal opportunity employer
a L TE RATION LADY P e r m .. n e n t. Immediate ~ openinp. Beach Drapery,
1139 laker St.
Cotta MM•
54"3041 tor newly located fashion-S4()..M64, 900 W. 17th St.,
able drea ahop. Newport Cotta Me.sa An equal opportunily
employer Beach. Free ttnt. Appear· ""'Expe=---r-ieslc-:ed--marrln---c-le-rk-
ance, akUI, and penonality tor Newport Beach office
important, of National Blokenp Firm. SHOULDN'T YoU be lt'llin1
4!M-1814 rnomlnp or eves. 40 to 60 wpm, salary open. the hottest area . Huntin&ton
PART-TIME SICT'Y ~ Mill Romeiro Beach? Call Phil McNam"
2 ro 3 weeks a month, 6 for appt. VW1$:e R e a 1
to 7 hrs. dally, to do typinc, Jo,nibt-NMeian, Wom. 7500 Estate &.3 panel doon -2 gl.sas en-
take shorthand, tramcrlbc 962-44n 546-8103 t:rY doon. Metal clothes
machine dictation 6 other ========== .,oles. Several ~55 iz.al
office duties In a 1-man ol· DISPLAY School .. hllfructlon 7600 drums. 4 rims for 67 Dodge fice, Joe. in Westminster re»-truck. Skil saw 14 d r i 11.
dence. CaJl 897-lll.5 NEW CLASSES • • • shampoo basins, many misc
PosmoN OPEN •.. ST ART WEEKLY llema. 548-7112. 3315 Clay,
TRIMMER I Complete Secretarial Newport Beach.
tn pe~ and lnspec:tiun I Clerk Typist SOFA, 8h ft. long, &old le
tor ceramic indumy, Ap-I Special Counea gm. quilted; Dave Sweet 10'
ply betwftn I am .l noon Ex-len"'* 1_... BNahup Typinl: surfboard: elec. m ixer.
Induatrial Clay Product:a _.. -'9t1U ..-; mM STANDARD chairs asst'd. ho u 1 eh old
1....,., "--I ,...manent, full time IBM S""' .,,...., .. c "" NB a•"" F1~11 aas Rd. schedule. lxcellent ~"u articles. 2839 Catawa. Huntington Beach, Ca. lBM EXEC 644-2246 employM benefit.. Ah emoon & Eve. Claues M_O_\TTill_G ___ E_v-eryth-.,...,..ln-g_m_u-st
Female Clerk
*APPLY IN PERSON +
DRIVE-IN LIQUORS
706 Ocean Avenue
Huntlngton Beach
Interviewing hours: LOW BUDGET TERMS &<>! Bikes. bedroom sets.
2-4 PM '•rtennel Of. 100'1 or succeaful iradu· chairs. sofa, refrig-h"ef'zer.
flee,, 3rd floor. ate1 these past 5 yeera! wa:.tier/dryer, patio furn.
POLLY PRIEST Dover Short's S48-890ll
Th BUSINESS COLI.EGE Moving, everything goes! e 325 N. Newport Bl., N.B. Admiral color TV-Stereo,
SUMMER Position • mature Phone 543-9723 King ~lzc bed. bunks. oek
woman lo IUperviR two To w men & pine antiques. loads or
boys age1 I to 11 from 9 8 d O • • • mi sc. 440 E. 19th, C.M.
A.M to 1 PM. Some llitll roa way ... of ALL A'ges FORMICA Tbl. t cbrs. moss dudes. Mon thru F r 1 . 549-4338 alter 4 The Newport School of Busi· iz:rn SJO: work bench. 2-1" x
neas is inviting YOU lo help 65" S2ii: patio lbl, bnchs.
WANTED Huntington leach yourself lo success. We umbrellas. covers s 2 s:
Sharp intelligent women to have the shortcuts and the other~. 543-4760
sell membership in a repu. I.linger & leach llvd. necessary currlculwn lo G A R A G E s a t e . 8 o 9 2
table compaey lucrative. Equal opportunity employer help you gain confidence Blaylod<, RB (Warner &:
54M511 through COMPETENCE. Behl Hsehold good, kng·SZ
HOUSEKEJLPER 646-0153 bed " misc. 847-6227
642-l>69 ditioner. ~·1 chair, New
ANAHEIM C t Anti Kenmore wuh. Girl'1 bdnn
t
en er que set Misc 6'13-6934
Show & Sale: May 23, 24, 25 ---·------
i 26 Thurs Fri Sat 1 to IO· CARPET • AptS • Homes
Sun 1 to 6: °Kate01la &: Harbo~ Quality Installation. Fre
nr Disneyland. Sl.50 ad-estimates. All p r I c e s
mission. Oildm under l2 546-4478 e'lll'I. Uc. Con-
free. _tr_a_ct_o_r ------
e
t.
OLD private papen of Jud5:e BL.K Dyed •traicbts abl
from 1870'1thruearly1900'• stole, extra 1?"'· Hip .length
Dodae City, Gunnison, Colo. ~css chmchllla jacke
Salt Lake City 613-8316 CdM both Ill excel cond. WUI sell
Eves · all day wkends rea.>nably. ~7 e•es.
ANTIQUE Sale close-out. Lovely new dra~rci9-all
DotUes Antiques, 15 I 1 6 sizes trom model ~met,
Beach Blvd. Midway City. also 1~· OIJi>eting -893-253.) • new 200 yds heavy avocado
shag. S4 .00 yd. 646-8332
Pianos & Org1nt 1130 WOODTONE Dinette. bm. It
e gold w/6 uphol. chain, lik * PIANOS le ORGANS * new, $35: nrly. new dbl. In * Largest stock in So. Calit. ne~'pring matt. le box sprg * 207o-«!7' oU-Player pianos S50. 894-3287
1000 rolls lo cbooM from ---------* Term• • Terma ·Tums * WALNUT E.\-panda table
h r . _ ... _ seats up to 14. excel cond
.
S
cas or your piano or .. luc SSS
grand piano for new aplnet · 837-7332
Field's Wholeaale Piano Co. . . 12072 Brookbunt at Cbapman MECHANIC I: Machinist . Garden Grove cn4l &lS-1770 tools, new • used: Fuel 110.r
----------age tank. 100 gal: bench dr1l I ! Spring Sale ! press. 7116 w. ~.CM &U-461 0
)
r .
Used Baldwin Spinet $695. UPHOLSTERING • $79.SO, 2
Used Baldwin, · Thomas, pc. (European craftsmen
Hammond Orpns $195 up. 7 Free est, del, pickup, 215
Spinet, Contole, Studio I< Main, HB "Berny" 536-6405
Upright piano., IP'cial.ly re-WAL.tNUI' -°'81, ctresse
duce<! S95 up. mirror ~ $280 ~I S85 col
WARD'S BAl..DWIN STUDIO fee le end tt>1a mile items
l80l Newport, CM &12-848~ sacr! 839:«>45 Temporary Live-in. Room MANAGER FOR PIANO l<'ssons. youna. l'xp., NEIG H B 0 RH 0 0 D 509
with private bath. 51,; day teacher. n<'w 1n area. Grad. Larkspur, CdM. f'ri -Mon. wk. Assis with mcala. HuntfnC)tOll leach Sherwood Music sch 0 0 1 . Heater. coff. tbl, lamp. Lowrey rpt organ $499. CHAMPAGNE Mink stoic
543-9411. Ex 288 Member Music Teachers misc. 67~2951 Wurlitzer piano repo S499. Cost; S500. • s k Sl~
GIRL f'RfDAY. take charge • EXPER. ANSWERING FOOD CONCISSION A8IO<' Priv lessons for Ioli. GARAGE SALE. WM thni Weber reblt rrand $850. Kalinski ~ skin tcrf S50
penonalit)', with abUlty to SERVICE 0 p E RAT 0 R ST AND thtu teens. sue Denton 367 Sat. Household Items. ~ * Register now for summer -~---1_44_7 _____ _ ~ A take shorthand. Afternoon le evening shift. Ccnceuion stand ~ re-Magnolia, CM ~ . furnil\lre. 2528 Vassar Pl., piano courses lages 7-13!, FILL DIRT WANTED
Facility with n u m be rs Full or part time. ~2052 quired. Seuonal, June 3> to SCHOOL Children'• vacation CM adult organ classea. l..ailma Bcb, up to 10,000 =•tl~an~it~ FACTORY Help, part ti~e a Oct. 1, approx. Send resume ratea. Chilcoat 10-Leuon GARAGE Sale -Moving: MU~i~ ~~.M. CY. 714: 496-1840
awl· Elite Car Waah tull t~me, d•Y It eves. So to J . H. Wertz. P.O. Box ~l l.nrM Schoolc ~1· 54Pr2859. 173 Books, planl•, r t c 0 rd ~, * 540-n6s * EASY Auto wai.tier, xln _.;__ _____ .__ expenence necesaary. m 43'Z, HWltinrton Beach, Calif .....,, ar, ' · furniture a: mi.r. 157 Joann. cond. S50: 3 piece bdrm se = ~o ~. ~ :~!6thTI, Npt Bcb D4I MER_C~ANNDDTIS~a~~R O\f, Fri, Sat It Sun. NOW HERE -the new _SJS_: _~_3958 ____ _
returnable ltOck deJ>oljt re-"u~ , me haekeeper • -"• ... ,.. _.,.. Supersounding T-200 '66 NEW Boot at Knowledge
quired. Send !'llme 6 phont-MT other s
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be1'Jer. tr v In e Meture Cllhier Furniture Auction 8025 Hammond Spinet oraan 20 vol S12S o: V8 Ford eng
number lo Mr. Art. 9176 err. re e req, o w n tra111. •n4 Margin Clerk l'urnlture IOOO -the fine~t yet! Blum 546-8030 wkdaya
Katella Strite M, Anaheim. ~ Experleoeed tn brokerage WHI RLPOOL Wuhl!'.r 11 Antique Auction SCHMrDT-PHILLTPS co. AJR cmcr. alldlnc glus dn
CaJ. EXPER Salesgirls le Man-bus1nff8. Approximate .u. dryer act, nso: Packard THURSDAY NIGHT 1907 N. Main 0 20th scrttn, alum. I h I'(' la
Dental Office Manager a1ers. Contemporary worn-ary $tOO a month. S.lary Bell O>lor TV rn&f>le con· May 23 e 7 p.m . Santa Ana !versa.UH. BBQ, 536-0321
Chlldren'i Pnic:Uce en's ahop!,. Salary open. neaot\able depending on ex· llOlt. $1:10 ~om 4'X8' Carnival glass. cul jtlas.~. Ttl· . . BEAUTffUL H A R V EST
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Executive i llttT'etariaJ bec1c· 838-6262. J)6imce. Parkay IO!l !!In rm tblr w/6 fany type shades. pump or· \\ A.LNUT Fre rovlnclal TABLE S75: aft 5 4 wkl'nrls
CASlflER -run time, WANT Cl I I 11 1 ..... Goodbody & Com a chra, $200, 7.mlth blk & whl 2 • bl ... _... spulC'I piano -rl'ntal return. 53&-790'l
• ......,..,._,.~ -·'red. ground essential. Complete ean ng 1 Y ... y a P ny aan. ,.pc mar " top .,.,,. L1'kr n~w. u~,~.· 11 ONl.Y'. l ..,...~. ~ ... .,...•=tut _... •or ....... , do k d • .. GUNA B'"'~ 1V, S.'JO: rct. _... lahl<' 'd board ' ro ., ---------"-" ........, .,9 f -' reaume to Mn. Wood, Zit """ • """' c ' ...,. c.-..n """" mom sets, !11 e 5' n>r· GOULD •1us1c COMPANY Nrat Surfboard. 9' I!".
'-All '""""' 1 or a...... N ... Bal"--• ., hr l"'"l c II ( In w/alatf' bf'd. S200; A: mi.<: .......... , " • Elite Car Wash • Peart st, ~ Beacb. ,..-""" area u ..., a or •PJ>O tment 'ken, loveseata, .,.,... ronl ~5 N. Moin. S A. !147-0681 E>cccllent condillon. 217-9611 ext 22 Mrs. Kirner _..,. other items 673-2150 china C'8bincts. r o 11 top ~ Eves
Dental Qair uaiatan_l,j Drug Sto,. Clerk I>nn'AL Ofc. MP'· Elcper. SUI DIVISION SALIS TR.A.DmONAL Solid maholf desks, round oak tables, WALNUT, ,..'O m 1 n u a I DANISH ~rn., baby rum
taperienc'ed, unllmiteu Exper., full tirM, neat. ma· Oil 4 yn rollep. Sifllle. ~ Outstandinc oppoatantty tor twin br k l: dnlr w/m1r. 6 commode•. German hutch<'s. organ. $16.'i. TERMS pots • pans, books le =~ ~~' ~~· ~~.P!".'!'~-~"st. 45. ~ full time tract ale1P810ft. *wr dist. Xlnltet ~· ~~ pianos, ~ Grandfathtt clocks GOULD MUSTC COMPANY records etc. 968-~ ..... _,., ir•-.. -1 ........,. """" PIT S2 hr .,., ..... Custom-You will benefit from r..__ ~~-m:!;,,. n """"'' "''"¥ It ml8cellaneous brlcabrac. ""'5 N M ' S A ~7 """"' .. ~_b.......,,..:--_ _.------LiOAL S!X:Rrr'ARY Hwy So LqQna .~ "" ....,,,.,. .. w '""'""""" ANTIQUE "'" · &tn, · • ... ...,....,, ... Y ....,,,age. " • · aervice for estab Co. -6trt. saJn • auara.nteed tradet. ~ 'f l~M o I St80 JiCPi. 1 yr. ~ e SICllTARY e e ~1932 H B C 0 n ta ct Mr. Wtleri»eck. MODERN Glua top t. AUCTION GALLERY 83 Hamond Orpn pram •0~ ltM Exec .... f tk. ~ 56 wpm, IDIM SH. Elf. rown • ' · W&llcer a i.e.. Jnc. 54&-UIO. WT'OQlbt dinln& taNe ti x 72. 1J929CARSON SfREt..,. with Leslie speakers Olli 962....i&t2
Cd» omee. ~3STT prr belpfwl Pleuam Irttur-laleslad}' experlmc-ed O,.t $500. sell ruo ~ HAWAIIAN GA ROF;NS Excd cond. 67~ 2 Wheel trir ... ~ .. " prof'!
WArntESSD. 18 arid <1'1"°· ~ ofr. Ao 2MO~ f!Jf appt for jewelry stol'f' MEN .\ wnmt!n to cittulatt NEW aort111 S59.'fi 01'&rlnit 12 hlk11 Eii<I M f«I Jo"twyl TelevlsJ-~-OS mowf'f'tl, f'dilf'r, ncuum. Appt, In Pf'r!IOll only. IWill 546-73'10 Costa Mt•. 548-340'1 popular ~tJtion• Must bf' RoUSt, 5201 Piramount * 5<tMH& • ..... u ~ tools -ell for ~. s.t~5471
Cl.a. CH N. Newpnrt Bltd, BARMAIDS. MAKE Enda ~N. P~ registered voter of Oran:;e Pico Rlve1'11, 21J: en.9150 f; (;. <lnrrl'l~n. aurtion•'rr Con'°I~. PortAhlr11 l Hi·FI BIKES: 24" boy's Schwinr:;
llfB . . •. • • nd GO GO wit Hrs opt Iona I. Mra. Coonty, Good P"Y· Inquire C•1'1'-.,.,,...,. __..,, am·•I 'Dur lo lnv!'l1lOl')I arrlvlns: $29.95 Sl5; 20'' ho)l'I etArtM' S7 · ··a · Bailey stG-1932 962-31~ 11 ~ & lllh St., Room • """ -"u~v -., st&-71)16 ~t.rlmnwtalPEC"W OANCEN 212. S.nta Ana ot ptione IMns"" 11('115&: ottleot dclk t11t(!, lhrrl' Will bf! nn ln~pro. --..,--.-------
...., Glnneat Mfl .. ~. SDI per Wtttr JEWELRY Ot'l"k. Pref "" m.m merr ~: ~ deft IU 5 pm Tbundty -9'4" EDWARDS a.A N~ um llanrofil.. 6."'61G or m.tm ptt, Cal.I Mt . Monti 540-'.1DI ' DIVAN a 4, .\HD UP lurfboerd, ncvtr llSf'd
,.. -.... AN s w ER t NG ..,.. 1lltWll -a• ,.m. • tt.ir ..,... '°"""'· ~ • ~ "~'b' ~l•ncee atoo No Mo11ey Dowft m .. Mi-19111 liJMBLiii"111ome;c;m9nllffdtttdii ~-. ~ AP. l'fa:D Pmmi .. tD h ~ Far -.r ..., -. J*el. Slld."'UA ?ftw1 l'IM1m DIXX>.RATOR Rffrt,eratOC' OAC GORGEOUS run I ens t ti
..... , .,., A~· *•.•to l pm let tllllJ, Partll9 work .,..,. ,.... . lmt .... _..,, Plleu r near.,, r.vtr AIMl1ceD 'Cftll..,, """* -beaattful 11.llO ""'ft.~ J~ plan. mink coat. ApprUIJ 13.000, .... + llllrJ. '"_,, • ,...... .a,,... ~ _.. --_9L.u--aa dwut.apcll'\,,.. ......._ m • <Uldldon, •· m w. Ne~•' TV S.let s.crtt S2.000'4M4l4
.... Sitt• .. nnt ' .... '_.. • f0.,22'88 ....... wo.on, OI. No. O.t ... 'DOO °"" "ti • P .M. SURF BOARD
• 7 I a• .... P.AJlT 'IDIE Ill •. II JaM, ........... ,._.. SUMMD lllPLOYI02ft' . . •noo m Rar11or SW or 54M.'lt1 a.d dent -llkt N!WI
Jiliim: ..................... -...... a P.U. -.ma after I PM ~Mn.= HeuleheW... I010 WASRERI $21.115: cl'1"fl lllNf * 147..QOS *
"" ......, far ....... B.11. • r .v. Md. SAL.!SJUU.S, B. t w •• " • $35: Frttttrs m: 'Rtfrlr,, COLOtt TV 2 DR. H°'POfnt Mrlr ea,,. ~ Ml-1132 25-G; ..,. en!J • ..,. TE L.EPHONS ~. MOV1NG 19 Al9*a. All coppertone a Aft!C.; Ouar. $9 MO. ... ~. I mo. N F. W Will
MATU1ll WOIJ*I iot nlsht Sllllp. m.G2 For llPP'l. fUU OC' pert tADte. m hoolf4tlold fumilhtnp mUlt stG-109!! Option to a.., dell\ltt PYt Pt)' ~
WG1t1 111mt11ome. Saw:rec's ~ ~r. Ace BroeclftJ= ~ p. llcri~. 4M-117S l2 cu. F1. r .. & dbl. door 1'm ~ OOLE Combination dm. = =~• ~. '"~o:i=:.= WlLL ~ 111' Ol' "'1 !!!!ft S.le m2 ::W1e~~~ii :,~ Onlt't'~ "'-' ~~~) rno1u111.
!lDERLY woman to .it 4 nousEKEEPEft. uw m :': ~1U tor --'; HOUIDIOLD. aottw1. cam-DAMASClJI Auttse ... in. n·• IL.ACK • wNt .. 1Jl4 AunJMN Hae mink ~ktt loftlY bMdl borne. No f'JI· p6rw. $r-.$1.5 I'd Ill la lft nldaiN. all att.cts. IOlt 1Allth ~ WaJmt. 1100. .int eond. St.GOO va.1lw. ,.._,. t• r ary, ta-M Diil --Ir IDUL'JI U. lNC WhttdJr.f..M. Cllft6. a MMeO ' .....,. alt I> SA<:til' DD0 MMmT p.c ~ f 1 · •
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CARlBBEAN Bound -Mil
all: 17 Pc rattan turn. It~
CONOie, lovely rm divider,
Kenmore auto Wllb, cbina
cabinets, typewriter, Navy
uniforms 12 42, many mile.
Sat 1t Sun n -29th St NB
673-6704
12' GE Copper1one refri& tLlke new ): &reel\ 2 cuab
aola: godl club cbt; wtUte It
gold win&·back chr; mod
blond dresaer &: mirror. a1'c
chs1 of drwn; & 2 nlte stnds;
lamps: odds &: C n,d I .
67J.-8632
ZENITH COLOR 1V, 21"
SZTS with ruar. APT. 11.ze
refrig. cross-top trll' $35.
FRIGIDAIRt;, croe1 top
ln:r, wht 160. Auto waaber
S25; 21" Console TV, food
SZ>: UYI'S MORE! 1550 Su-
Pt"rior <rear) CM 646-9118
KIRBY vacuwn cleaner and
attachments. Take over
payments of S6.50 or S0.70
ca.sh. Credit dept. 535-7280
Mite. Wanted 1610
WANTED
Furnltur•Apphanas
Color TV's-Ste,...
-TOOLS-
531-1212 or ffl-0555
SS CASH $S
We pay cash for:
I Furniture ./ Appllancu
I An tiques ./ Tools
ON ITEM or -
COMPLETE HOUSEFUi.
Call 547-67'3 or 827-8271
6 or 8 Dining chairs. t.ak,
cherry or maple -a1lo butch
or chest. noon, eves, wtcnds
646-2863
Mlchlnery, etc. l700
FOR.KLTFTS -WW 1inance
2000 II> O&rlc, rood $795.
ml lb. Elec. Xlnt S13l50
LT 44 Towmocor, JOOd •.
4000 lb Towable SlnlO.
4IXXl lb Flat top Oarlc. Xlnt.
$1350.
r.()()() lb U T Clark S950.
10.0'l> lb Oark $1750.
S::!l-2891 or eves 897-243.1
A tr. Compre&SOnl It: 1cce1 .
rJN" motors, t11nkl, A: air
pumps. All at 25% dllcouat.
Buns Bargain 81.ni
1772 N~port BIYd. ~
250 AMP DC gaa drlvwi arc
wrlder w I trail« $.1115.
673-3122 aft 4:30 wkct.ya --I
FREE TO YOU
~ A~rAhlr kiMl'OS. lq "
1hort-t1111rrd 5 .vk,. old.
~~'700 5177
FA N Palm IN'f'll, you di;: iii
h11ul 83!).:()735 9.177 Gardenl11..
f0tmla1n Vallt'Y 5121
BRmSH IMUf kittc le IOlld
black Ms.nx ltltttn, I wb.
rralned. lt)..M24 sm
Good Natur.d J yr Clld dllf .
Nftd• yard. !ov• ~ ~ ~
nGARO Tnte bo)' cat. " with wtit ~ .. tralMd.
548-0.191 lft 5. 5IJt
3 Femai. klttena, ~~ _, rrCY. lone halt. "7-41Tl
8 Mos male Qd . .\..._ = boys pet, 141-4341
3 Small ....._ Motlalf Midi
lpenlel. UMO "" ADOiWU Klt ... ··= ......... 1lTf •
-£ 0
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Jf o.a::~ Ptl01' Frid.av, ~lY 24. 1968 ,._ '.~ttC•·~,.,-o-·s-E_F_O_R ___ PE-T~S-a_n....,.d-:-L-r.lV-=EsTOCK ra~NSPORTATION ~~TATION -:r'IANSPOITATION _ ...... __ ,.... __ ._ ..... __ NOO_ TIAN~TATION Ta.ANSPOITA TION TlANSPORTATJON .....-----__...,..,. .... ~,......
-lA':_~6HO l _RA_D_E_ H-o-rs~s -·--8830 ~~a!_t . ·~ !'\OtorcyclH 9300 ........ Autoe 9600 ~~--·----.............. ~ _. ..,._ Wuted '700.,.... ~ .
FREE TO YOU HORSES BOARDED LIKE SAILING? SCRAM-LOS '113 MG llillset. blark beauty, .61'/J MG VOLISWA.a ft PAT • • •
Back Bay arf'a • 17d6 Or· DISLIKE TIIF.SE! ~'feet .. in It out. $95 CASH
Pt.EASE Take one of these !'hard • off SllJ1ta Ana. Pad. e P..vments, high interest, ANSWERS ca.ab .... pymls $35.86 mo. NIW SHIPMINT
jeauties. They dei.erve a dock It Shelters. S..15 pr mo. depreciation, &lip rentals, After lt , 494-977:1 JUST AlllVID 1967 Y•w•91a
kwne. Grandma cal bas won ,....ll 6!2-0981 d.a)'s or M0-9525 cleaning, insurance. etc. ~··H"" -Exudr -Swoon -GET OUR DEAL TODAY , $1679 2 blue ribbons. 546-9963 "" PREFER 'IHESE•? ,.,..,....,,. &I I .&RD 51~i Evr~. · · · Rakt~h -HOM£ tor a ~ ~ L 6 u... --6 000 u1 '"-··
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1 ~ •Low cost, no work DRINK ---------• ...: 1 """'~" ""'' -r. HANDSOMV. BLK & tan TRANSPORTATION_ Care tree sailing Jn a I took 8 plane from Miami 1951 AlJ.ARD GT. VERY Ull\O lndudea 50 HP S.S., Wiod-
l!We d<>&. l'leeds boy about B~ti & Yachts 9000 Cal 25. as. little as $20. , to New Yotk, 001 the ·plane RARE • V N U S U A L • HPORTS s&aield Wuben. t u 11 Vinyl 10. Yng master leav\.ng a day, sva1l soon Cal ~. I · l)pC(I 81 <imON' 1 PoafbtT die only one like It lbterior, Olltllde MI r r or, ,
Mate. Had 1>'hota. 536-7750 Free Try Our Club Plan 1 sto • · al In tbe U.S. Must sell 1mmed. Heater, Defroster, u well
aft 6. 5 N Basic Boiting CIHHS :-IEWPORT SAILING CLUB round t!IJI tha t the pilot • Evee I Wkends 616-1592. ask q cleanup and ckllvety.
67:>-0llO I ways stopped 00 · tl!e way for PtlU Davis. Weekdays: 1966 Harbor. C.M. 6416-9303 $110 Full Dn, PaywMftt
DOG For kids over ll yrs. liff Prr<t tn puhht· hy .=========I HOME for a DRINK. 83S--4220, uk for Karen. ·;;.. MGTF. .Excd ~· includet TlllC & tic. ~!Di~i°~Tcfi~/ !.1! Bi lbo• Power Squ1dron Power CrulMrs 9020 1964 Honda, 230 Scramber, =;;::;======;:::::. rebuilt motor, wire wtµs. $54.54 mo. IMnk ffnan.
for med CUI l lrockl Just
call • far he e«!mate.
&IOTH CHmOl£T
Ask for Salta Manacer
')1211 Beach Bl .•
ituntJnston Beacb
KI 9-3331
Will Illy
ed Collie 6 mo n I h Elrm1ml,1fY l'llollnit CllurSt's ---------new eniine, Good cond S~ AUSTIN HEALEY SllrJO. Pvt ply. 714: 521-5265 Alie Meut eur
Evl'ry ~1on<1.1y, Startmit 1 3.)' ELCO Trunk c II b I n 962-0121 att 6 '51 MG ro black I> Youz. Volkswaaen or Porsc .. 642-9435 sm P", •. lunr 10. ,:>IAWnl\1'1 l!llr I . .. ======;;::....;;==:::. . spor Slll'l On . 36 mo •. $53.62 + •. IUlV top doUal'I. Paid for -,., < ·~· rr11iscr, x nt runninit con... •u• E I rdstr top nnin °1o.-~1 • ....., GERMAN Shephrrd, l yr Did '-r Yacht Club, no W. Ba.y I I t '7l1 AOll.lo Healey :IOOO. xcl' ' , ru g ... _..,. l final payme.nt for title. or not. Call Ralph "" :'\l'w canvas rn!'. or a trr Auto Service C<lfld, MIMll !!('II 1t11s wknd. Bargain It t6rlO ~ T• u ~TORS purebred paPf'rS -, AvP . >r" pnrt RMrh d('ck. nrw uphol & radio & Parts 9400 · am """"' 673-1190
re ii' t ~ r' d good with OR. fnr y6or rl'l!Wl'n1N~ Ask SZ.OM. fl'r.1-47~ l'V!'S. Will "!!Cft!l first rea&. offer. Specializiqg • VW 6 'Porsc;h& ==;;;;:;======
('bildren 962-(,045 '!i/'rj f;vPr.v 1'11ri;<la:.. ~t~I; 1 l·:>! OLDS Pats, txlnt body ~ POl"SCHE 8141 GARDEN GROVE BL.
SMOKEY Gray boy kitten-8 PM .. tunr 11. Ens~ &-hool. S~ed-Ski Boats 9030, 11vail1: trans .. 4 spd. lvtz'a. t •TSUN GARDl;N GROVE
wks. old. Also silky whJle 1rvinr & <·1111 11r , .,;,..,.•pnrt -slant plate: new battery, 12 " '64 Porsche !600 , C Coupe. 192.5551 or $34;2214
and black J year old mam-9,.,11·h. in 'C'11fNor1um. Nn 14' Ski hnjil w/6j hpl v w/30 mo. guar : spark blue. 31.000 mi . $3400. First ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
• u t a p DATSUN taker. Can be .seen at no So. -:: JJ• cat. ~1833 7117'/ ;ir1vancf' rrg1s11 at1n11 nrr,..,.. ... trcury mQ or. m ny x-plugi; 4.fs-AC hre rlng· ' '65 Yollswa,..tt COLLIE Puppy to goorl sar)' Eru~ll 'II rla~s. 11 .i.w tra~. 310 lilth Sr. Apt. 2. wate; h 0 5 ", upper-2017; Bayfront. Balboa Ialahd ~
; home. 6 moe. trl-oolor male. riuest1011~ phone :HS-1371 ,.,r fl B· I radio. 2. spkrs, AM: comp. BRANO NE\\ AT '66 Poncbe 9U, 5 spd. $1199
• beaut dispolinon. S45-l540 673-IIJ5;;. i1· Gl11stron, 150 Hr 1/0. eng.; tlm. l'tc. 642-3933 lorwlck Hayden CLEAN, MAKE OFFER! R.ed. Radio. ~es. :int FRITZ & AVERY P"-r. tilt, iiU "','r~s: • l PORSCHE Engine, 1 6 O o • 6'1;,-415( • EA.LiOaluel E! Rt>ady lo use .• >4H98.5 super. Completely rebuilt. s 199 Cash or Trad• '63 Poncbe s. Silver/Red VING Fnday. May 24· LOCAL NEi\VPORT BOATS Orie. and• Immaculate
We'll ilve away two dogs. 30· Yawl. need!' work S2500 Bo1t Ma1ntenance 9033 SP~ 646-f,622 Between ~ 36 ~ @ $54·86 mo R. & H. -=ac 6464021 Mexican Olihuabua. maJe -----~-· '" 75 mi Guaranty ...,..... MOTORS and al 642 21 5124 23' Trojan. V-8, xlnt $2500 ·---; fem e. -42 25. Oiris o·ruter V-8 sr;,00 MASTS need.refin~g? Trailer, Travel 9425 494-9773 * 639·3617 ·~PO~ ~m::· ~: 9625 Garden Grove Blvd.
' ~Registered Beagles to good 33• Rhodes, race. Slp $3100 Varnish. paint. ngging? ,63 vw d1r di Int cond 1 ops. ew · • · Garden Grove JE 7-60>
al f Cati Jun, z1·egler • • x. x · • 892-5551/534-2284 es. M e & emale 4'~ 27• Olris Connie. r lean $7250 TRAVEL Trlr. to houseboat owner. Take trade. Pymts VW SPECIALS frs. Love children sho~ & :'A' Falrlinrr . NiN>' Sl2.!.m 6464003 or 962.o603 eve lo trvl. trlr. as easy u 1·2·3: $33.86 mo. 63~3617 RENAULT '67 2 dr. lo.ded • Must see
lit:. 642--0852 5/Zi 47' Diesel Kt>lt h. ru~ed EXPERlENCED SKIPPER !ully S. C. & brand new. ---------1 to appreciate ........ $1699
Try szum & Boat maintf'.nance man S4400. 536-2119 alt 4 FIAT '60 Renault w/1unroof $175 '60 Ponche yellow ...... $499
24· Gladiator F G Sip S4T.1'l wants work. 543-3j6J t'66 N[MROD hdtp t e n l '60 Uoyd w/sunroof. very 'al Blue 2 Dr .......... Sl299
26' Prar~ Commdr f tG YACHT Mainten;incr & ll'ailer. cooking unll, many '64 fiat low milf'., $225. 646-0450 HERi FRIEDLANDERI
Sip, Tops! $.1000 repair ;it your dock. Ex-extras, :i995. 5-19--09.38 13750 BM.ch Blvd. !Hwy 39)
'RE 3 little kittens !hilt
ere bom on Easter. One
ack. one grey, one tiger
peel 89'2-3681 5127
~12. ~Isl St . N B penenred. Rras. 543-7807 I $795 TAUNUS 2 blka So. G.G. Fwy.
fi'l!l-0442 * 4!»-l91fi Pvri:. k 9500 A 2nd cir so gnnci 11 may be----------893-7566 537~
12 Vo' .T . "00" u~nn· e Bal· Marin• Equip. 9035 True I come your l•t. '60 Taunus 12 M !Gennan SON to ...,_ '67 ., .. , .., .,. ""' FnnU f'r9ns. car. good shape gone ....... """'. ........_ terle~. 2m Amp. hrs. N!'w, SlllP CHANDLERY 1·i;1CHEV.12 ton Carryall. v. ELMORE n..w: tiree (3), Batt, weat BUG". Many extr11. $1500
sz:uarantt>ed, nam,. brand-N"w & Used Bo;lt Supplirs at l!. 11uto., $631) firm. rovtrs & Muff. Extra mg.. takes It. 4~3105 ~. SllJ7.IO • Sprcial Salp • DISCOUNT pricP~. W l 11 '64 CHEV. 'h ton!' Carryall. MOTORS trans. rad, gen. All for $150. '58 VW Van; must Rll im-
nnP. wePk only • S-19.50. BUY llr TRADE all kind!< ol Big 6 Png., htr .. stick shift. 9625 Gartlen GmvP Btvrl. 54.'>-L"l67 med. Fa.Jr condition. S300
M;irine It Battery Shoppe martnP gPar. :!,M 281il St., ~d. 6 Ply rubber Sl195 firm Garden Grove ,fE 7.fi630 S48-030J
24:10 W. Coast Hwy .. NB. Npt &h. fi7'1--013l 546-:\957 or 673-6945 TOYOTA
642-9202 6'12-423.'l '6 man Winslow lile raft ~n~ '56 Ford Courier panel, trlr * NEW FIAT * VW '67 Variant, Sq bk, Xlnt
in orig calT)'ing rase cost nitch. nt>w head lining. pe~ sm sac $199 67~872 board siding inside. reblt
1965 EVIN RUDE Png $500 cash only 642-j()8()
'l!l H.P. OR 34370 '6.'J FORD Pickup. new tires.
brnkt>s, Metal Looi box le
Boat Slip Mooring 9036 lumber rack. 545-5I07
Alfl'OMATIC "850"'
n99 DOWN • OAC * $46.53 per month *
"850" STICK S.12 6.'t PR MO
HERi FRIEDLANDER
13750 Beach Blvd. \Hwy 39)
2 blks So. G.G. Fwy
---------oood. Sl!f!O. Priv pty. 675-681/2 TOYOJA 2452. ll1 Via Quito, N.B.
NEW SHIPMENT '63 vw, Xlnt cond, New
JUST ARRIVED paint, tires. bra.kes, enr .
GET OUR DEAL TODAY $.9$ firm. 54$.3528
'60 vw $625
Good Cond. &46-6681
1937 18' Olaracter boal
original ahoTP l>Mt for yRrhl
lnboards. 4 <" y I I n d f' r
uruversal Pn:rlne. perf PCt
runabout for hay hoot. Only
one like it sr.oo. PhooP
548-5294 ssk for Joe for
demonstration. 1961 Chevy Pick·Up V8,
$20 Reward to whoever finds 4 speed. radio, heater. S9~ 7566 • 537-6824 ~f41lllmiA
OLE. black male, loves
kids. Needa good yard.
Sh:,ta. 540-8638 eve!.
CL<YniES Dryer • need&
heating el~t.
962-!rl74 ~/24
'67 Century Sabre 18' i.pd
boet. 235 V Firl'b11ll f'ng. -
Only 30 hrs. Ski ladders.
lllip or moorin6t f'lr my 24' Extras sharp. 536-4574
Trimar;in, 14' b e a m . '56 Ford Pick Up, clean body, 646-STI 6 alt 6 runs fair, $350 ~a!h. Ev.es.
548-6602 11potlight etc. Coi;t $6.500 sell (10) Boat slips available, Jor
tor $4.'iOO. Car in tradP or 1 'Jboe 2~· • ?"' •-------.,,.--" ean HI ts. J LO "" . '63 Ford '"'-oil .... will finance. 2692 Bayshore s2.25 per ft on Coast ""-""' ... ~
Or. 642-4062 Highway. 64Z-42l5. 642_9200 Van. O ean! $6.iO.
20' Schock rowinsi dory, BOAT Slip for .,ower boat. __ ....:•-6_7~ __ 23_• __ _
ibrgl.!111 hull, foamed sides. side tie, any length to 53. '59 GMC. completely r&-
non-slnkable, equip W/MJd. $1.5() ft. 673-4872 conditioned! X\nt
der, tiller. dagger board. ---------i.'1al>t'· s.575 613-6934 --" d UN\ BOAT DOCK FOR RENT _,,, tap con . #U\N. Located * 1964 JEEP
1901 <>-id Dr NB c II UP In 25' powrr on,)'!. e ·• · a e 67H9Zl • 4 whttl drive pickup,
494-2541 V8 engine. 54S.a747
SOlrrH O>ast ts·· w/100 HP B SI' M • 9036
Gray eng.: outriggens. bait oat 'P ooring C•mpers 9520
tank; trolling rod holder11, 3 Boat &11ps avaUablf', xlnt -----------
hilgl" pumps, conv. top k location. 2601 W. Coast Hwy.
l\ide curtairu>; Rad 1 o S2.00 per ft. 130 ft. mini
( Apelcol, CB antenna, etc. :i48-8966 rw 513-4192 Ernie
SlllOO 673-4474
Open .. Road Kl'l'I'ENS Part S I a m ,. s e
p l a y I u J very cute pel:!I.
Weaned. ~1975 5124 FOR FISHERMEN: 19'3" 1964 Gl..ASTRON dttp V
WHn;E Cock·A·Poo 1 Yl' old hull, 120 HP Mere I/O
male. -good pet chlldren. drive + 20 HP Mere aux
Aftei:, 5 ip.m. 642-1238 5/'rt ootbrd. Marlnf' rlldio 2 sroop
5 BEAUT. Long·hlllred fluffy inbrd biijt tank. lots more
Boat· Yacht CAMPERS & TRUCKS
ONE STOP
Headquarters
Charters 9039
e CHARTER 'rnE FINEST
New 40' Ketch
673-2517 • 675-2400 kit~. 6 wtm. 635-4346 xtras. $3700 842-1239
The Right Truck. Camper
& All Extra Equipment
• Saves You Hundreds •
9100 FORD.QIEV.·GMC-DODGE eves srrr "001.L OF A BOAT"
------. ---WE ARE SPECIALISTS
Airer a#
KITI'ENS 2 black &: Ol'll' 28' f a 1 t Co • Marco Crui!t>r BELLANCA demOf!strators. STOP IN AND SEE grey. 9 wb. ~ 5/'17 Large AIT deck. 200 hl'I!! ~C & Viking :JOO. low Orange County's '8rgesl in·
11.ml'. lull !FR panel & auto ventory now at season's
p1lnt. Bt>st • nffer next 2 lowest special p~es. PETJ and LIVESTOCK
Dot• 1125
GllMAN -SHEPHERD
_:: PUPS
~-&Kc REGISTERED
·~am pion Blood lines
Bred !or
Qu«Uty &: Temperament
1ihots & Worming
P!<!igrtt with each PUP
2 lift 1 male. t female ~ Eves aft. 6:l> PM
W~ends alter 9 AM
: 1=> mo old Peek·A·Poo. Look5
; I more like miniature Eng. 'j Shephod. All t1hoU!. NPedo; ·: frnced yard & children S.15.
: Call f'Ven'i.nJ?s after 6 .
;Hs-9683
~-PET OR A PEST!
N« obedience cla5-<e!l
stirhn;r. Lynn Russell
~ 534-2860
: L£!»1iN'G For Europe. love-
; 11' ~ moe. female toy poo..
• die. Ctungn AKC. tihots,
hl!brkn SlOO. 54g..1951
AKITA'S; Rare J11pancse
huntlng dogs. 3 malt'!!. 1
femaJe, 8 wks old $150. (213)
,~1358 eves & wkends
-:1ftfSH SETI'ER. PUPPIES
-¥-ERY REASONABLE
• ~1000 .
~G & Fif'ld Trtsl
Beasle ~es. $40. 842...n!M
~Irby, H.B.
.D,almatlan pqpplea. A.KC,
bve.r. 13 wks, have sbota,
• • SlOO * 54()-4287
&\SSET Puppies. AKC
' W A: white. Had lhott.
• '..leicTi{I~! 642..aT\7
BLACK TOY POODLE,
T ~ old. AKC. felDtlle,
--6~2114
Etigtisb Bull Dos JM.lllpielo,
~ dla'"" sired, re11aon-
..able. • 897-t!m *
Bl;'GLE Pups. 6 Wttb;
AKC. Shaw &: fteld Champ.
Ptd.: s.;o, 548-1726
e GERMAN. SHEPHERD e
Pqpplfs. AKC Regltttred
&: ~. 546-38llO
, DALMATIMf Pupt. AKC 10
ye.elta. Pri or ll!Ow. Glvf'll beltX!I~. Ml-1931
Needs work S.~ as i~.
PIER AVAIL. 100 S .
Baytront B. t. 673--0285 WP<'kit. 714: ;)46-2474 ___
METHODIST Minister wants e HIGH TRADE-CNS
3 partners in his Cessna • BANK TERMS
17()..B. ~µ101 e FACTORY DIRECT
DRY Boat 11torage for 10' to
50' boats. Facilitles to do
work on your bO!I t on C~t
Hwy, Mariners Mile. N.B.
40c per ft. 642-9200, 642-4235
'6.5 OWENS. '25' CLEAN. Slp!I Mobile Homes 9200 ' '68 CAMPER SPECIAl.S
4. fully galley, enc. he11d 10 x 56 Quality bit Chi Pxp. 2 v.g 4-s~ Delux~ cab H.D.
11/11. MUST SELL, Pr\v pr· Bdrm. Awnings. PnrchPi.. susp_emunn split rims or tow
ty. S460(). 962-437n Lo\l('ly y;ird. CornPr lot. proble. ~e radiator, 70
, Glal!Spar 18' Seafart>r. IJO NPw carpetA, drapri1. Nt>ar Amp. ball. heater 11ltemator.
hp INC Mere Crnsire dt'ive. HoaR. eon~1dPr rar for (lMt. Dual hydraulic brakes. aeat
Ext-el rond. Many e:ctras. 646-9186 aftPr l l AM hells. padded duh I lnstro·
714: 675-1700 1966 Pacemakrr. 2 BR.EX-: ment gauges, spare wheel,
17' Cabin CruiSM'· Trlr. 50 pando liv nn. Ml Ill> in ayutOomUaRlicCoptiH·OonlCalE
Johnson. ret'ently o/hsuled, family pk in S.A. $6.'iO. FORO.CHEV G • • • b:ut tMk. Pll'f' starter. T.O.P. CJ! $99.61 a mo. Dick, . • MC·OODGE
xtm. $750. 548-1736 548-2004 I-' $2590
with camper purchall! 30' C3bin Crui~er. Chrysler 6. 8' x 30' '56 LANDCRAFT
Excellent ('()Odltion. $2500 or cpts. drp;;, Pxtrl\ a<'c!'Sll ind
hest offer. 616-377! S!f.J() 646-9'21!!1 Stand·UP, WALl<·THRU * SAC SALE! :12' Twin DiPsel
Rf'ady to J:?n 11nywherP * Prlcf' • SU.500. OR ~~2'1 *
16' 08, motor & trlr.
Cash or trade fot:" pi<'k111>,
Rood rondition. LI ~s
lO' Glasspar -liberirllMI
Runabout "u_~ but not
ahu-1" $125. 61:>-\4~
Sailboats 9010
RhodPI 33'. rnrin1t sloop,
Inl!Urf.'d for $4000. SAC '3000. 67~5004 rdays)
194-884:1 f PVl'\P,\
TRIMARAN 36' OC'f'an rncf'r.
F'loalll r.ompletPd. Malo hull.
ma1,.,.I11 ls, plans. t o n l 11
~1847
:wi· SLOOP, rP&dy to sau.
11lel'tl9 Ii. 2lli.1 NPwport
Blvd .• make nlrtt. ~9
Jl' SLOOP LUDER 16
Perff'C't cnndition. 3 Se-11
of 11aUs. 642>-2900
LIDO H with trsilrr .\ ex·
IJ'AA· Eic. Cond. S97S 916
Conlnlldo Or. CM 545-1226
HOURLY RENTALS
R.HODES 19'1 *
Fun ?AM Boll Co •. BllboA
AiaRG as. e\'l!f'Y extra,
perfe('t c:ond, u 8 •• 0 0.
~'Ml
BAYVIEW Mobllr HomP H1111 burket se11ts & t'al'pet
Private hcach, bMt dork in thP ·~ CbevrolPt 1 ton
avall. $4500. 646-4020 with du;il whPl'I~. automal·
-.. -R-ED_U_CE_D-~-1·96--7-ST_A_R_.1 le, power 5tl'<'rlng &. bfakes,
LrKE NEW. 20'x43' $6800 & romplete camper equip..
SJ&.3784 menl, plus ·~ open road
self • containf.'d type toilet,
Motorcyct.. 9300 romplcte kitchen fllcUities.
---------l!liding glass door & patio. ._, $5495 H as low seea•• FREE
0 H
00 Al c d0 • I N • 8 s • r on 1t1on ftCJ
N 1,:a .~,o" 299 1 Incl. Installation
'H CL11s s555• With Each New
D Scrambler Truck and Camper
·u CLJso s666• FACTORY DIRECT A Scra191bler -e-
FIEE 'SO' 830 S. Hcirbor 11. H Sant• An1 531-4650
wltfl NIW Mffl ftir
'450' $911*
HfR8
FRIEDLANDER
13750 leech 81vcf,
191.7566. sn.u2•
WUTMINSTER
0
N
D
A
· .CAMPER &
TRAILER SHOW
f't'N •dmt.Mlnn t~ ltlnl
Sat .• JlaM 1. In &nt~
Centtt'11 •Ir coertidonrd mall
Bt-tlch BtYd A Edfi'lltt
II l Sa.n DiPto Fwy, H8
'59 flAT ABARTH RSO sedan.
H/H, ori1t. pamt. dean
cond. ..$495 firm. 546-3957,
673-6945
• IMPORTS __ vo_LY_o __
'681/J VOLVO
NEW SHIPMENT·
JUST ARRIVED!
JAGUAR
EMERGENCY SALE! ·57
JaJUar XK 140. auto. motor
In good cond. nrw tires. S600
cash Bef 9: 30 AM or aft 6: 30
PM.4~45
'63 Jaguar :I.SS. auto. chr
wires. 40.00J ml. ~d shapl'. Goinc in service. $3300
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9300
•66 Toyotcr
$1599
\at · BEAUTIFUL cer .
With automatic &: radio.
Original!
ELMORE
MOTORS
!lfi25 Garden Grovt> Blvd.
Ga rden Grove JE 7.fi630
688-(AM3 or li73--0776 eves OYOTA
1963 Jaguar XKE. Cpe. Must T
GET OUR DEAL TODAY
..lulfmiA
• IMPORTS
1966 Harbor. C.M. 646·9303
'68 VOLVOS
GET OUR DEAL "LASI"'
'58 Slape Bad< .. .. • • .. S2!l9
· 62 4 [)por • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $899 hP •Ml\ to be appniclated. ....., · 962.-6801 alt~ pm HEADQUARTERS '63 Slope Back ~ .•••••• S109!l
'fiO MARK tX; priv. party. ELMORE HERi FRIEDLANDER
Well cared for. Sll95 1.37'50 Beach Blvd. (Hwy 3.91 e 83&-6262 e 9625 GARDEN GROVE BLVD 2 blks So. G.G. Fwy. ======::::::==:=;;:;; GARDEN GROVE JE ?-663C ~7566 537~
MERCEDES IENZ
'60 MEIODES
190 SL. Excellent condition,
low mile11e. AM·FM radio.
$2195
STANSIURY
BUICK
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 646-9022
TRIUMPH
TR 4 • '63. New top, titt!,
starter, reblt car & rng. Tye
radio, lighter. Sll50 this
week. !>16-6306, ~7370
CHICK IYIRION, INC •
'67 YW'I
'1199 ,
'" YW'• 91499
'60 YW "IUG" -S4H
'64 VW 6 ·-· "CKUP $1199 '67 Y.W.n ..., •.• .,.. lllW CAMflll
1960 POlllCMIS 2 te chMM
1963 POUCHIS 2 ,. ..._
1966 POllCMU t11 ISP Mfl Whe6
Sport C1rs 9610
U'9d C.ra 990C1
SEE JOHN COLDIRON
NEED A CAR?
CAN'T BE FINANCED?
e !ankrupt? e Reposseaion?
eBad Credit? e Divorced?
•Military •New ID Area?
Make Payday Payioenta
McCARTHY MOTORS
1420 ·So. MAln A Edinpr I
(2 Sloc:ks N. of Sean)
Sallta Ana Ph 50-35(11
'62 Falcon Squire. sta war.
dL·. like new. radio, heater.
auto. S7S Cash or trade.
Pymls $29 mo. After ·11.
494-9773
'56 Cad Co_upe de Ville. air
cond., d I r . exceptionally
clean. top mt>ehanical cond.
S19 rash $19 mo. After 4,
639-.1617
IUIC
'"' 111ick Riviera
8-utiful oriPial ~
finish with. black tit ·
Hu all the power eql.Jpm
plus a1i me\ni« JMvi~ l
t:uJ'8 incbadi.ng air c:ooditi
lng. This car refl"ll
ca re ot the original! C1W
who traded il in. ste
car.
$2395
(Door LeSeb~. P~r ltftr..
ing, power brakes, autoina·
tic, air conditionin&,
$595 :
SIANHUtY;
BUICK ; :
2100 HARBOR .L\{o"'
COST A MESA 646-9022
'6' llYBl
Full power and fa~ •Ir
condJtioninii. atra~~
seal, tilt wheel. etc.--
S34K --~-lit._ ... --STANSIURY ~
IUIGK
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COST A MESA 646-90l2
. TRAI
Used
-. . ~
. .. -~ ........ ...
'!
'!
'•
1961 CADIUACS NOW mt DISPlA Y
AvaileW. fer Demonstration and Delivery
CADII~LAc~s
NO. I SAl,ESMAN!
._______......_ OVER 60 QUALITY CADILLACS TO SELECT FROM--
'66JEEPTUXEDO PARK '63 CADILLAC
Mettl rt ....,., •I"' flit dtlun ub. 4 ..._. ona SPKW VAWES ..... DIYtlle, A ......... trdtc •"-utwtw ............. w ~-, ........... -, ... ..... ....., ....... Wirier. ,edlry .., .....
etc. '--........ llMl/ly "'•"• •baolvtely •1111 Ilk• tleftllll.flll,__....,...., ..........
.. ... t -fllf lllt ~CIMI !Mr. '67 2 DOOR COUPE DE VILLE e ...,.._ .................. _ ....
$2695 ,,...__,v .. ....., ..... .,...
~ '64 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE e $1495
' '63 CADILLAC ' ' '61 4 DOOR SEDAM DE VILLE e '66 CADILLAC · . c-. ,....,... Ill _,.., llew-1 blue ..,..•
IMlllW • IMlll ......... Met Ml oo.,..r lfld -'62 CHRYSLER 300 CPE • ~ o.vwi.. ,.ft._ 1111 _r'kl.._ a11wr .i ...
.... .... tMtlr\' h!rll lllChlcllM t l«!rlc .. .,_ w/.... INICl!llle llYIM • '-"*' lf*rlw •
'"" ...., nttwelly • taclorY •Ir ..... ltllll ..... ............. TM1t11 ...... _ ....................... ,,..,M..
$1495 '65 FORD LTD H.T. COUPE e wflMI, ,,_. WSW fl-. VWY ctNMlr ..,_ • ....................
• $3595
'64 CADILLAC '63 OLDS f ·85 4 DR. SEO • '61 CADILLAC C.... 111¥ .. -1lllt I Jllvff txltrior Wlfll '66 FORD FAIRLANE S.W . • ~ o.vni.. Tiie .......... ' ...... ,.,....,. OrltlMI Hie lllecll ... .... Tlllt lllowPltq Is ""'"" lftlfltltlc all-=..r: _..,,Ml ....... Interior. lltllw•llY • tlctWY etr Clft41!1onlne and II~
All --· ---' ..., .... -Ille IWwy ,._ tNlum l11CIUcllft9 _., '66 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE e Wiit wlft411Wt, ettctlWllc tY9. --.r lockl •1111 fll ,_ ............ ......,. .... "" AMrFM redlo. Ortw ~ feCIOfy 1lr cieNlfltll... t11r ye11r ,,M,. 11111 ... ,_. _, ,.....,,...
' $1995 '61 CADILLAC H.T. COUPE • $795
'66 OLDSMOBILE '66 MUSTANG H.J. COUPE • '64 CHEVROLET
Ti. --l•r lmMI• .,,., a.rt. Adle .,_ ._ ll'it DERBIRD COOPE -. ....,.., wtt11-111111e---. v• ....-. ev1t1Nttc 1r-
blMtl IMl!lr• ....... Alltomtllc. rtolle, llletw, -,.,,.... ....... ·'-'"'· -brelc-. .... llcle .,. ai.nne. ....., .elldowt tlld 111 luxury '""-· well 11.... '.c*" elr 9Mllttlllllt " • tM lnalde 4 frvlY ckl& .. tuf0nlellll1 tor !Illa ._,., ... .._.wermlrlws. ............ '64 2 DOOR COUPE DE VILLE e $2895 $1495
'65 OLDS 98 H. T. SEDAN • ..
'64 OLDSMOBILE '65 CHEV. IMPALA H.J. CPE e '6S MUSTANG
.......... ,......, "' • ~ IRltlllc ....
, ......... --' .., f1111lty slllloft ....... Cllllf wllll INIClllM laldltt !Nlrllr. 9-lel
'61 FORD 10 PASS. WAGON e ....... ....... _. -. ..... -,...,,.. .
'ulll' ........ dlNme""'"' --· -...... MlllllS --......... .,., ........... ........ ....... ......... • • ,. Mllllmllllc ..... "-end dull exflluata. Tiiie -tr tfll -ur "lll•IM. rMlt. lllefW, WSW, Ell elau. Hl.tTYI
Wan'I I• ... • -loW 11rlce. .. wlllloolt • -* -fl ... '*' Ml "" wlll melle.
$995 '64 FORD CONVERTIBLE • $1495
. .
IALll Dl,AltTMINT OPIN l :M AM. .. t P.M. M-. thru Prl. -t A.Mo .. 6 P.M. a.t. & Sun.
~--NABERS
2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
iulCIC 'IUICK
.......,....._ ____________ --------------• L1911n 4-0 ID. JUI, 'Sd Bak:lr Skylark convt. fQDy
· TRANSPORT A T10N TIAHSPOltT ATION TIANSllOltT A T10N TRANSPORTATION ,._,.,-.:el tires. a-Pvt equtp, Beaut cone!, $1250 JC1, siaoo. 5tMMI. .... 9949 Orlr own. 67$-1500
Used Cen 9900u..I C.. ttol u..d Cef'9 "'° Uled c.. 9900 Tm: QUICKER YOU CALL. DAILY PIWI' WANT ADS ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I Tiii: QUICKER YOU m..L BRING RESt1L TS!
TIAISPOITATIOI SPECIALS!
! ... !f" AUTO DISCOUNT CENTER
Costa Mesa .142-4621
WORK CARI
'II CADILLAC •• S149
H1 .... tep. Ruu ...... 1 .. b tr•••·
'M 8UICK • • • • tl·M
A11t-t1c. VI, ... ....,,
'55aulCK •, ••• va. • ......_MI,_.,.
'II PCIUllAC • • t249
VI, ..._..., -'!...+ ,_.,,
'51 CHIYROUT • S299 va.,...i....-.....,......,_
· 'M •ALCON • • • ,499
'AOIMJ•ll • ..... '"""
ICONOMY IPICIALS
'59 NHtD 2..ar. • •299
• •299
'M PLYMOUTH • $299
2 Dr. H.T. 6, ...U, llllH, 1he'I'· • 'M YAUANT •• S299 ........... ,, ...
'61 •ALCON ••• •299.
........... ..,,"-'Yleetl ...
'M ClllYROLD • '399
w ..... w.tlt .......... \.4y.
'63 PONTIAC • • '409
T-,..t. II.MO .... I .,,..41
$2ff
KNOWN FOR
QUALITY ...
We meintein that reputetion on our USID
CAl LOT. If you went to lte sure of the
u11d cer you buy, be sure to look over our
fine 11lection of CADILLACS.
'67 Cldi01c ,...., ...... c..
'61 C1dill1c ...... "' .. Ca:i11 ....
,ull -· •"· ..... "'""· -Full ,......, I/Ir 7-mll•, -ur wt'l'MfY. ter .,.,,...ftly.
$5395 96491
'6 7 C1dlll1c '66 ( .. lllK c..,...,... c.-. c..,.
Full -· •••• -........ ft!!W t Ill c'-!Niii. ,un llO-· lfr.
CM .. rl'l""1· wllt1-W/~ Int, '"111111&.
bleclc """'' ... $5395 S3799
'67 CdllC '67 CMlllK
c..,.• .. .......
Full -"• elf, • ftMl9a, iww ,utl ............ --.. ,. eel' _.._,, ......... ,~ re""1. WMe w/bleG ,.,.,...
ll!Mrler. ...... Int., lldr WWI i.. •••• $6491
'61 , ••• '67 Cldlllac c...-•-, ..... ....
,.. ....... 1r ............... ""'' -· ..,, lllw "" .. --~4 _....,.,.. -_....iy, ......... W/Mtll ..., ""· ........... ""· tlCll ..
•199• $1391
$249 * AUO *
'"Olds Ml Cr11s. '63 Bmolel $199 .................. .......... ..... ......
TRUCICI s2n1 $1391
A L ·L EN
. .
540-9100
9900 Uled Can -------· IUICIC CADILLAC CHmOL!T
'65 IUICI
* Preltite 1967 AlltOmoblle c.naro : .
·-_. •"•"tu.AC CPE DE Hardtop c:iaQPe. 'l111a ~ 111.fn _,. ~ lhowroom condition with
VIU.E. From a lne home · cnly I.ax> mil& F.qujp£ with
Driven undtr 10,axl mllel auto trans., T'lldio, ....._,
per yr. Hu tact. tbe.nna1 power lteel'tnl· Act M • cont. "AIR -<X>NOmON-SS$ -
ING", tilt wt>ttl, auto., lel'lt. •ve ·$2lfS .
lilbt, Gnelt AM -I'll ndlo,
All1 p.r eqpt., ... *-Da.
tlnctive orta. lime sreen w I Spart wagon. VI, autamatic. immac. Belmoat ll'Ml m.
powertil ~ radio, beat· ter. ~ abownM>ln coo.
er, t ,_,,.,..., . dltion thfu.out! A QUALITY
$2495 BARGAIN!
ONLY $26'5
STANSIUIY 1st car )ot on Harbor Blvd.
IUICK JO~~'!! SON .IOHNSON a SON
2100 HARIOR ILVD. o.ta Meta Branch U11COU1 lftlCdf-
COSTA MISA 646-9022 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7m> 0,. ._..,. · -
'65 BUICK Deluxe station 611-711 W. c..t ..=. Ml
..,,an. Pwr t:na.. •tttr, CHEYIOLIT .... m1 -
etc. Leav. 1 t a t e ·off er. ·;·
54M146 .. ,.. , ..... ..,111
'51 Buick. reblt motor. '63 CHEV. v.a "IMPALA" •
Xlnt cond. $190. p•~. STATJa( WAGON. • 962-3122 • ~ ;;;:;====== PIG, pwr/lleu. pwr/brb.
CADILLAC pwr r. wlndolr ., IVH, etc .
Driven ku than 10,ax> ml.
------• per yr.! Spertdtnc q . ai. '65 QINMI ft '64 CadHlac mo tan w/uddle lnter. ''~'
COUPE DE VHLE. SU~r ONLY $1295
lfeY finllh wtttl black leatb-lit car lot on Harbor Blvd. Bel Air 4 Door aedan. 1~
er interior • bl.ck landau JOHNSON & SON indtt, automatic, ,,....
top. Hu all tht luxury car Uncom-Mercwy ~. ndio and __..
featun1. f'Ull power lnclud-c.ost& Mesa 8rucb $1295 ~·~ Inc factory air, etc. New 1941 Harber Blvd. ta.'Tlllt .:~.:
tires. See to appreciate. ST' &NSIUIY "' $2495 '57 cm;vy :Mr. N .. Nblt I' 327• ll>lidl. cam. no.'• IUICK . .:~ Hunt. recent pUlt, button .r&
'n tudt. 4MI' $1100 bmllted. 2100 HA..Olt ILTIL
Beat ofter°""•· Must COSTA MISA H•tm
Me to appeciate. 540-l&S7 *"a 'r-ift 3:30. Al
I
'66 FORD GALAXIE
' 411-i..,4lltop, Vt, u to,.,•tic. •Ir concl.,
olectri. wiiwlows, r•clio, ho•ter, ailver I.Ive
witli ltlut interior.
51995
. .
'62 CHEVROLET
'1c~11p t•11ck. 6 cyllnc:le•, aHc~ 1hif1, I' Flot.
tl4• It.fly, clu n,
. . ·5995·
'65 CHEVROLET
t.e.lltMI "''"' 1,.,t convortll.I•. Vt, •u•o· -ti•. ,_ m orint. r•clio, ........ +ehlti•n ~· witli whif• vinyl IMicPt ..... .
51695
'60 CHEVROLET
Pic.11p. I Foot Fleohicle, 6 cylintfer, 1t•n·
111'°' ahlft, rocl onll white.
'67 MUSTANG GT
I plM I f•1ttloct 4 1peoJ, 11•w•r 1luria9,
rolflo •H l>H+or, clel11wo 1..._.ior •11tion.
'63 IMPALA
Sport cou(llO. VI, outo1110lic, power 1t1erin9,
roclio, hHtor, 9othic 9014. A well kept cor
wltll low 111ilu 9•.
. 51295
'66 CHEVROLET
Sperl von. ll1clle •ncl lt11t1•, t rH n •ncf wltlt1
Iv.tone wil~ cl•luu vloyl inle•ior.
52195
'63 RIVIERA
Htrllto11 coupe. A11to1111tic, c ir con411., fwll
(llOw•r, rollio, hH lor, orMin1 white with ro4ll
IHthor tri"'.
51895
'62 IMPALA
Sport coupe. VI, ulo.,.•tlc, powor 1luri•9.
1.c•orv •ir unclilionin9, r•clio, hu tor, E•·
,.; .. w1'Ue.witk..Wu.-ial., ·
5795
'66 CHEVY II
Nov• 1telio11 w09011o VI, power .t1erl119,
••Ifie, hHl•r, outo.,.otic. A reel horll +e fincl
COMpoct w19N. Er111h10 wh ite witt. ltluo trj,,.,
51895
'65 MUSTANG
Cenvortil.le. a.i.o. 1i .. +.,, 1i1¥0r witti I.lock
winyl i11t1rior.
51295
'1995
'66 CHEVROLET
l"'p•I• 111er+ COU(llO. Aulo,.,••ic, pow11 •'••r.
;.,9, ,.Jio. ho1+1r, foclary .;,, Trop1 u l lur·
quol11 with 111.+cltl"t i11lerio• .
52195
'64 CHEVROLET
'h tell (Ilic..,. r PIM .. ide. VI, •uto111oti•,
rfflo. llo.tw, ....._ ul..
..51595
'61 BUICK
S111ciol 4 Door. VI. ••'o"'•'i•. pow•• •'•••·
in9, rollio, hoo+.r, Mitt f'"'" with 9•Hll vinyl
"~ c1To11, comptc .... -
?95
'66 MUSTANG
H1r4llto11 COll(llO. Vt, eulom.+ic, power tttl•r·
lllfo ro411io. lloo+.r, white witlt rocl i11torior.
51795
'M CHEVROLET
IMpol1 4 D.or. Vt, eulo111•tic. power 1tn r-
i11ft rollio, lioetor, iii••• blue tu-tone,
5895
404 So411u. lrltiall .,-, Wicheli1 tires.
51495
'66 IMPALA S.S_.
Co"""til>l1. 127 ve. 111+0111olic. ,_., •••• ,.
in9, roclie, ho•tlf, 1<Ml110 whl+o with .. luo
r:;.,1 ;,,.,;~~,,.-5····
'62 CADILLAC
s.411011 DoVIH.. Foct.fy olr c...411itl.hlt. H• .._tic. Ml ,_., ro411io _. llootw.
51395
'61 OLDSMOBILE
H 4 o .. , h-'+011. VI ..,.i"°• H .. 111.tic ~•11~Mi11i..,, ,.w., 1toori11t. ro411io oa4ll hoot·
'62 FALCON
5495 .
,_ '64 TEMPIST..
Cou,.. llo4ilio •H ...... ,, ttick thi~, fr.,.i111
white with llln i11lori0t.
PRICES &OOD THIS WEEK ONLY
CONNELL
2121 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA
~::s546-1203~:S546-1200
'JMd Cll'I 9'°° 1 UMd C.rs 9900 v..ct C1rs
CHEVROLET CHEVROLET ·-----* JUST ~,147 Ml.~ESI I 63 Chevy WCIC)Oft COMET
1967 0U:V CA.MARO 327-$l 095 COMET ·6.l. xlnt IT&M. car
V8 HIYrOP DLX CPE. FAC· l Ow S · ..... TORY ••AIR,. CONDmON-· ntr. tick s1irt: 29.000 A ~I nicfo '8mlly cer. Stand nng. mi. $6$. ~3013
ED''. PIG trllns., pwr/~terr lhitt. radio . .n V8.
ling ennirw whil• w/plush CORYAIR pwr/brks, RIH. •re. Spq.rlc· ELMORE
turqUio9e atralo ~t lntPr Clean 1966 Corvair Cor511, Abtolute llhowroom tresh MOTORS
and goes w ract warranty! ~ G1uden Grove BIYd. low mtles. Call evtrungs
ONLY $2595 Cardt n C.rove .JF. 7~ --=•-=-6_73-82'26_...,..-*__,._
1st car lot on Harbor Blvrl. 1961 C.O..Vatr for aale.
JOHNSON & SON COMET Mak~1~1ff~8-~adt.
Lincoln-Mercury
Costa MN& Bninch
00 Harbor Blvd 642-7!M
'6.1 C0r.:'E'l' .Wagon. $;i95· 6 l961 Com.ir Station W1gM.
\yl .. 111.kk: clc>an: good tire~ Moving East. f lrsl $22.1.
& rond. l-Ownr. 67J-0.161 Tak8. Phone 842-m
SPICIAL PURCHASE
PORO MOTOR· COMPANY OF
1967 MUSTANGS
1967 COUGARS
1967 MERCURYS
C-. ...._, COft-'iblK. C:-., l't r'lt StetoM W•-1..,i.tNnl dWllQt ""OM •utomellC 1re...,.,1u 1on. •Milo. _,,,
IN -''"'l"I TO 11111 -· fKIO<",, •Ir cendlllonltlt, elC 411 .,. llllt -IN low ml-.
~~~..,,Factory Warranty
A 1EAUTIRJL SELECTION
el
-LA 1'I MODIL CONT1NINT ALS '•'*'111,...... c.-. C-11lllt!IA-ctoetet ti,, lr~tw ~ oftf '"'91'~. INtvr•llv ell ••t f'llllltl4Md
wflll •II 1111 lu~vrv u r -... IV~ -•"-'I s-
1\ow .utOIN1lc _..., Clllfll\'ol, '"' • , .. ,. ''" snfenlt, •~ -. ... • --"' ,.,.,, ceNlltioll """ •~·
PllCID AT A SA YIN6S TO YOU
'ACTOIY WAllANTY
CORYmt
1964
Corvette
Shngray CouPf. Ideally equ11>
)ll'd ror good performance
and comfortable flrivln1t.
Automatic-tramvnission.
pow"" 11tttrlng. powpr brak·
"· power windows. ractory
111r conditioning. AM·fM Ml·
din. New titts -:l7 .000 act·
ual mil~ -one owner.
$2795
JOHNSON & SON
UNCOUI lllDCH'f
0,.. s-..,. .... ,.. W. C... Nwt~ NI
M1-m1 -.. 1....,
] .. 1961
COIYETIU
COU&AR
'67 COUGAR
VR. automatic, po~rr slttr·
tnR. factory air rondition·
ing, landau top.
S2995
STANSIURY
IUICK
2100 HARIOR ILVD.
CO$T A MESA ~9022
"'MilNKJNC PEOPLE" BUY
COOL CX>UGARS WfTH
JUST 13.234 MILES:
l!l67 COUGAR V-3 DLX CPE
Wtauto. trans .. pwr brks .
pwr steer .. R/H, et<" Spark.
ling aJI ennine white w
plush Ital bl~ stnto M?at
inter. ~I With factory
warranty klr ~ quid< to
act!
ONLY $2995
1st car lot on Harbor Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
Uncoln·Mercury
Colt& Mna Branch
l!Ml Harbor Blvd. 642-7050
CONTINENTAL
PORD
'62 FORD
Country ledan. VB, 1utom1·
tk. power lt~ring. radio
and heattr, clean car. ·5795
STANSIURY
IUICK
2100 HAllOR BL VD.
COST A MESA 646-9022
'66 FORD.
Galaxit 4 Door bardtO!). VI.
automati<'. radio, heater,
IJOWf'r Slttrtng.
$1795
STANSIURY
IUICI
PORD
1964
Ford
Country ledan Sta. Wai.
Wonderful first or lecond
car. Automatic transmiss-
1on, radio. beattt. JIOW"'r
i1teering, factory air cond.
New tires. Shows good can.
$1695
MERCURY ---1964
Met'Cllry Mofttclair
4.door hardtop. Beautiful yeJ.
10\lf with tun vinyl interior.
power windows, power teat,
Factoey air condJtion. Ma.D)'
other extras. One OWfter car
with only 32,300 llli.ln. Tbe
like-new 9eCOlllt car.
JOHNSON I SON
JOHNSON & SON UNcout MllCllT
LINCOLN MHCUIT °"9 .....,_ 0,.. s....,. .... , .. w. c... ....,~ ..
600·700 W. C... Hwy .. NI _141-__ 77_1~1 -=---==-M_J_...., __
141-7711 -641 .... 1 1967
'" fCID SIAl:ion wqon. VI, ltandlrd
tranamiaalon. radio and bat.
ff,
Sl95
Mete.,
Spec. Muftt.erQ 24'. HT.
Beeut. l.lme fl'Olt ftnt.b w I
bl9dt Int. A bl lmld8a d.
Eqpt w/auto trans. RAH.
31,000 8Ct. ml. Tnded jn
by q ........ ~ far
'CDDI* aJe. S2'tl fecterY Wwrlftfy
. 2100 HAltlOlt ILVD. 11.a..a••y
67 Continen1al, le11ther In-COSTl Miik M6of022 ~.-""
terlor. cl.imabd. all· pow. ...Cl ~. Facay COftd, l .OOO auJ. 1967 f'ORO 0iantr7 Squ1ft •
n. l'iOllD. 842-H nfahts. WP11ion. J90 99 • ..,..,., PIS. 2100 HAltlOI ILYD. ·eo Lincoln Continttital s.150 18. Riii. alt ~· I COSTA MISA 646-9022 JOHNION I ION
... w ..,.. .. _ p1si1. H.000 miles m ..,_. * "llESJ' FORD BUY IN ~ -C91Y IOO .._..., •·-...... aft 4:30 ranty. 546-31121 .... ......
WM ~ TOWN" 1tM ... VI •• Dt ... ,. *· -...... . ====:::==::::= '64 GA.'..AXlE • Xtnt cond, Sedea. l'actorJ air, '°"' ... ,,. -.......
DONI ~~~-WL • =~~~~ * .. •NI•" A...,_tic ad 4 ~a. lJlt. ~ ..._ .--.-
lnldi* de!Mr,. D•. 'tt .._ 2 *.._,fall pow. lZI l'orcl ~. J:ittra at ....... ,_,, -8eillll IMI W '!:"' .. ~ ~
Johnson & SOn
l_.. PT•nllT.:c:oueM IULD \
... ,. W. Wit NWT ..... OIT ICM.
C:.11 Mr. Meir' • -1'fllllln, RA: R deMI. Stt '9 W •w -a.a CA M.• _. • ._ 642-1951 ....... ,.c. .... PYt P'1 ~-..... Tm& .............
.. a.wt. O..lllle.... ... .... '9 Ford 4 ....... -JOtlNIOll 1 SON :-: ::r. ·:.::
llllldr ..,_ M ........... DODGS OllL ... ~ fftl, Riff ••••••• "" ~ .... , .,,_..... ..... -...
9'f)' low ....... Pma .................. ~..... a........... ...., ...
hf1Y. ..... W m !!' .q,... 19IJ FORD GAiJiii lik l9Cl RilllW llN. --19_. llt• ...... ...._ • -::_.;t , .. ., ..... -......~•..,,•:!: ~11•0NllON
COUGAI Al.COii WOeJ510RT,_.IOfl ............. mr •tr " .... ,
w UAHD ,,_, a.pr 'II 4 .._ r-.. ,.._ ~u "'"'· •. • 1 k, w A v-.,.. iii a111 ._ ._..
'66 MALIBU S.~ c.u,.. n• VI, owtefllollc. p-tr eteorlllf, fH· +..., elf cen4illtlefti119, locho-+er, l.ltttott111t ~I.
'-wltll ltloc• •tityl r~. •
~695 ''
t65 CHEYROl.ET
M-.... ,.. Foctwy • .~.._ Mt. -tic. rfflo. lioetw, _,.. wllH. wHlt W..
wi...,I .......... ....
51495
'6' CAPRICE
Cu+•• , .. ,.. J27 Vt, •ut-•+;c. ,_., ... _
1,... /oc+or, e' c~n4l+;o!Jitl. .. rHJo •M i.e..~. ""''"° white w/,..lt lllH ittt-ior, ti•• -·
'67 DATSUN
Doluro 4 o-.Hon. Ua411or ,,000 ori9inol 111ilo.,
4 1(11ff4 tru1111iui-. ro411ie en411 llootor.
,
'68 VOlKSWAGIN
ltollio •H t.oater. llH witt. ltloc• interior. 6,oot
111ilo1 with werranty lloolr in effect.
SAVE
MERCURY MEICUlf. -
'64 Mercury Sta Wac 0>1onY '65 Mercury ~ •t
Parit, all factory ext.Tu, condltloll. Lo m l li:a~.
38,000 miles. Leavina ana, Premium tirel. ~ 41
MUil lelJ $1900. S41-89m 8-1197, dQS only. ;: :
New c.,. 9IOO New Can _:.: tD
~ ... ,,., ... ..., .
-
..... f.-•.• ,.. -· ...... -.... ..... ... ttr..129..... ...... .~a.... Cll -.............. --J._ • ... T S11T1 DW '°1 tr 0u.J1-n ...-, ... trr .am.Ti'•llllllliliiilli·~-lililll•lll•ll
•
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'61FIRIBIRD400
S:5708
.. OM mclll PllCI
COMPLETE SELECTION
OF THE FABULOUS FIVE
. .
..._OfftCIAL ORANG! COUNIY ·
D'A YTON DISTii.BUTOR
Dagtu.n
7Pget,
...... ~ .... Now JCl'I Cll
Wltdl -iolln .t IM I safe, llf.trllqp' th, too. 4 p#J • cord
••• TboroT1f nibllw ••• twfn trlld,
skJd..,, ..... tm " th tar t hi lllOnlY·
ALL WrTH LOW MILEAGE AND
FACTORY WARRANTY
9'UAUTY CONTROWD -SAFITY TISllD
. . ONLY AT
Doh Lenore Pondae
---60C)-IAch llv -
qUALITY CONTIOWD SANTY TUTID USID ~ARS .,. .. ..w. .. ...., .............. c. .. ,.. _,_ ... _ .... r... ...................... ....
..................... At c-. .................... ,..... .... .
VOLKSWABS
'61 VOLKSWAGEN
l••• H11ter. ....
$995
'67 VW FASTBACK
Very l1w 111il .. , radie, l.t1ter.
$1995
'65 YOLKSWAGIN
wi.. "'""· ,.,..... ..... , ..
$1395
* * * MANY MORI
THESE 9UAUTY
USED CAIS ARE
RmD WITH 5
.; IRAND NEW
DAYTON WHm
ilDIW ALL nus
'64 CHM ,.,.
lt41e, hHter, fedory '1495
elr cell<lltl111in9, 4 tilHr hartlft•p.
'66 POtmAC l1•LU• '2795 Fwll ....... fect.fy •Ir
ce11clitio11M, C.rtlfeu tep, 4-tlfr. h1rtlftep.
-'62 PONT1AC ...._ R1clio, huter. 11ewer '888
1tH ri119. 4 clHr h1rtlltop.
'66 PONnAC •To '2795 v.1, nt.••ffc, f11ll
11>1••r, fu+.ry eir cellclitlt11M, ,..,..
tepe deck, C.rtlfeve t.11. -
'66 COIYA.i .._ 11495 Auto1111tic tro1., re41e, h .. t.r.
CHARMING
CBEAPIES!
... _.
'64 C141WY ... Air •
A.._ttM, ~ ......... ,.
'63 PLYMOUTH l/W ... Redle, hHter, f11fl '981
.... .,. 0111 _ .. .,.
'62 CHIWY I•,. '7• v.1, retllie, heettr, full
,._, fect.fy •Ir ..... ltle...tlf.
'63 '"9 ......... '688 Cen"rtillle. v.1, full ,._,, E-ll•llt cell4ltl1n.
'61 TIMNS'I Cv1+.111 4 cleer. '588
VACATION
SPECIAL
Wntmtnster, c1nf.
OK
Pl~91, Potnft, Condenser D
Brak11 D
Tires & Spare -ll
Tire Tools & Jack )'-
HtCMlli9ht1 JI
Taillights D
DfNCtional Slgnalt -lacllo ll1
AJr Conclltfonlng ~
Muffler D
Tall Pipe D
Wlnchhfelcl Glall ~ Wlnclthleld Wll*I •
Fan a.Its Jl
Engine 011 --0
Tran1miuion Oil .. 0
Cigar Lftlhter g
Dash Lights lit
Battery D
.Smoe Control D.vlce 0
VOLKSWAGENS
TO CHOOSI
FROM
* * * Remember:
PIOPLI HAVI lllN IUYIN•
I NIW
DAnOM
161 ClleyY ~ ton C1111111r, wiclt 11cl1 ,i. ...
''-Y4, 111 .. 1111ti., 14111111,M with rerk·
wey C.111,.r, weter tenk, alo••. ice Ilea,
lbi·1l111, h .. ..., tlfuty 111rift91 & 1hHa,
rttlfle, hee+.r, ••ry low 1111111 •.• _.
M -II a drl•et1 .. epprecit lt. ~ .. .ry ..
reff fer .,.,, ... ution.
Stock# 711 ;k• &n4c
Inspected by ~
WITH CON .. DINCE FROM
IOI LON.,_ PONTIAC
POil om 20 YIAIS
OPIN
• IAU HOURS•
IAYuetn IAYl ... S II HIU
OPIM l9Y NIONT TIL 10:11 P.M.
7 A.M •.
13600 .BE'ACH BOULEVARD
WESTMINSTER . • I 892-6655 -----~ * Oii llACH IOULRMD AT 1HI •mat\aon •BWAY * ~ ~ ~
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'66 DODGE CharCJer
V-8, Auto Radio, He<lter, Pcrw / stttr. factory
AIR COND No 6350.
52395
'66 COMET GT
V-8. Auto lladro. Heater. Pow I ~teer. factory
AIR CONDITION. Vinyl roof No. 6199.
52295
'67 FORD' l/4 TON
PICKUP . .C speed V-8 with '67 Open Roa d C•mp-
tr with refr1g , stove, etc Entire urut II~• brand
new. Stock No. 637 1.
53395
fury Ill 2 Door Hardtop. V.8, automa tic trans·
mrss1on. rad io, heater pow!r steering. Stock
number 61 1 S.
51695
'63 PLYMOUTH
Belvedere 2 Door. V·8, automatic, radio, heal·
er, power steerrng, FACTORY AIR CONDITION·
ING. Stock number 6178.
5795
-------------------------'66 IUICK
Riviera. V-8, autOll'lltic, power stMring '•nd
brakes, FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING, tilt wheel,
etc. Must see to tpprteiett. Stock ftumbtr 627~.
..
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ........ ~~
'H U..•1
$1445
Ci~ wbite iDL 3 llleed.
• v.a. ELMORE MOTORS MUSTANG '66 MUSTAl6 MOTORS 9825 Gudtn Grove Blvd. '64
9625 Garden Grove Blvd. Gvden Grove JE 7~ GRAND •• MUSTA.W';. V-8, w h It'
~ wuh bluf mt. Com.
,....., onglllal Top con-2 pllS 2 Carden Grove JE f_.., * OldsmoWle * copper
41tion tn~tde II out! WI.II f'a1lback. VI. eut<Wafi.;, '* trarlt or s1;;o cash. power lteuilll, redJo and PJinta $49 'Ii mo · dlr. call heater.
1966 Oynam.lc II 4 cir ~~ white int
OLDSMOIU brtty Sedll.n. • motor. !Ac f((Uippfd
air, pwr lltr, radio, cpt, Ver/ transmJ
.Jt~ 11 1~'37T.l or 639-3617 $1195 'ii Mu11t.in? GTA·2 ~ 2, a.ir, .
fall pwr II'•• 1han 6.000 '
Jll6,leg, E!Plriw blur book. Call STANllURY
te-7899 ~1'" lllCIC
W Mustantt. HT . V-8, auto, llOO HAlt90tt IL VD
rib, 19.0!Xl ~1 ~,.w u:es. COSTA MISA ~ .. u. ton Xlnt cond. Sf."Xl. ~72;> -
'81 Olda ns, Auto. RJH,
4-dr. WSW Good CQOd, sale
price $396. Call 642~ &ft
6:30 pm
cleen. aood rubber, Xlnt
con<!. Pvt Pt:Y' S1l75 644-0016
IMk R.,......ion
1961 Olda De.It.a 4-dr Hard·
top. Full rrr It air cond.
Make otttt. J1nandng avail.
Call befcn 5 p.m. 642-Jlll
.xi 44 or 49 wtakyw only.
• Mustanst. Very clean. 1!165 Red Mustaiic 2+2 'S6 OLDS. Holiday, l~.
29.000 actual mill's • automatic tranarniaion. Loolca It nma eood! See tt.
'60 Oldl. '1a wq, full 'pwr,
air CCl!d. R/H, teat belts,
elec •ts.· aood cond. $395.
ID-'354 Rl!M. ~3006 $1800 4!H-9'l32 you:U buy It Sl25. 542-0'912
50 TOO MANY BRAND NEW 1968's! YirtullJ .,., ••• ., .......................... fr-. EY.,
tar n.tlully .................... ,r111 ........ ,
lflclr 11 ........... ,..., ... 11111!
SAMPLE SELL·OFF SA VING'S!
1968 OLDS "98"
~ door TOWfl Sedan. Air tond., 1vlomftit transmis-
sion, pov.ier brekes, pov.ier steering, deluxe red10
with reer ... t speaker, heater, white sidewall tires,
tinted ..... m. Stock No. «2. Specially prica et
1968 CUTLASS
Sport Coupe. Deluxe rldio, pow sttef'ing, tW, g&..
end windshield, fully sync. stlftd. trtns., deknee 9Hf
belts front & reer, deluxe iftlerior equip., etc. Stodt
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ML Pita
41 MONTHS IANK FINANCING AVAILABLE
WHlll THEY WTI 41 MOIE AT SIMllAI DISCOUNnl
USED CAR SPECIALS
'65 IUICK
•O-H.T. Wlldt1t tu..,,... ~ull -, ltt.H. 11<""11 ttr, vl"vl too
l YI .. WMUNTY
'2299
'M P'\.YMomt ... "' ..... '*"' ll._ ........... --..---ltitw'i 1111. 1t-' tllro. COTU tlll.
1 YU.• WA•MWTY
•1199
'62 IM,ALA COUPI ..... .._ .. -~ ... -....
'699
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'2799
• .. PONTIA(
........ ~ ............ "Cir.., ...... -
tYU•W......-n
'1799
'61 CHIV. STA. WON. .. Nr•-v~ ....... .-. ....... c.i.. ...... ~ . '999 .
'61 MEICUIY MOll'IHO
.... -·· .... -!IMIW. -......... '---· .._ ... "' .. _
"ACTO•T WA•llAlfTT
•2999
'M RMIU CUSTOM ,,,,._.....,, .............
' .,... •MlllAlfn
'3599
'66 VOLKSWAGEN DILUXE
"usllbulteft rMlo eN Mater. woad •'-""'9 Wiii •• ''" •etl wrp. I T9Alt WAHANTY
'1399
''5 MllCUIT
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t TUI WAMAWYT
'1699
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'1399
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'2499
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Tempe It ~· 6 cyl·
indtt enafilllE tWtOmatic
~an d --helter .•
STANilURY
11111<
2100 HAID ILVD.
COSTA Ma 646-9022
'155 PONT. B aan e vi 11 e ,
hardtop, ~ blue. full
power, 1lr -.111nc1.. d I r .
!driven by l8i old IChool
teacher). S~eter reads
71,(Q). Auto 111ted control
All orl&"lnaL • take older
trade or SIS.cash down.
Pyma 146.819 Call after
l PM, *°ila639-3617
IOY VER
PONlllc -Kiil44,._
Oranp OJaliii Exdlllfft
Ol&ler tllr R4E-ROJet 1ne1
Bently.
'lit RAmbler Sx.-sedan 6
cyl. Rebaild_Eti(ine New 3
speed 1uto.=aransm1asion.
lnterlor like jlw S500 1503
E. FslrnioasSanlA Anl .
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9022
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full
d I r .
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rtads
ontrol
older
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after
617
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N~w 3
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'65 MllCllY ;
~ l'erti-.111M1ew -.. .. ~ __ ., ... __,,
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$2677
llUU. PllCI
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141 Delulw _ W _IM._..
INtic trllltmmlen, radio Ind .....
$1277 ,
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t -_. -· VI, 1ui. • .. 11c. -.,..,. '"'°' ...... wfllle tlol W811L
$2399
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"' , "-"'""-'· • CYllncllr. Ill .. "'9tk. --JM, recllo. ,,_,.., Wftltetl* Wllll.
·' $1577
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'65 Ol.DS · f-15
· t 0eor IMlft. 6 CYI"'*'• IU ..... tk,
-•-'"" ra41o. lltll9r, wllllf
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$1777
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. '62 -wwc
coupe o.vni.. HY*t!Mllc. -tlHrln1, •adlo, lletter, wlllte n its,
-r wlndoWs. fKtorY air condition-.....
$1577
PULL PltCI
~,. ": CllYROlET
c:.tla 1 Doer ...,,_ VL ..... -·ic. -·-1 .... , ............ """' -.. u tint.
$2377
PUU. KICI
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'67 &TO
t Dier ...... VI, 4 -.cl. r'td;o 8lld ......,, ...,. c-r rtd tin.
flNL
$2977
PULL PllCI
'66IOlllVIW
$2877
PULL NICI
$2677
.
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$1677
PULL PltCI
'66 OU>S
Cutl111 2 0-. VI, 1u!omlllc. -1teerlnt1, rlClle. he11tr, wllllt slclt
Will llrel, fKIOtY •Ir ~ltnloll.
$2377
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'66 OlDSMOllE .,
l>YNmic • 2 Doer Mr ... VL ... "Miiie. l'Cdlo ""' ...... _ • ....,.
1.,... tectory llr <Wldll--.i
$2577 • ,ULL PllCI ..
'63 lEMPm
1.IMlns 2 l>oof'. ~le.· ,..._
Ml lfr, Whlll Wiiis. Tlllt .. ,471 ll'lllt
automobile wu sold new A MNlcld bV llloY Cervtr l'ontlec.
$·1077
PULL PllCI ~
'67 MUSTANG
2 Door hlrdto.. VI. ~ultom1llc. _, steerln1. r1dlo, hoter. Wlllte
walls. f1dory •Ir, relly -· dlK brllclL
$2877
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'64 DODGE ·GT
., cv111'1dtr, ltr-'!lte. -......
lft9, r1dlo, 'lltll9r, """• w1111, red "'1111 bllCk bucl<tl Mii lftlertor.
$1477
PULL PltCI
' '6' VOWWA&EI
Otlllxe 1 bo.r. 4 ......, tr-lltlon.
refll Mid hMtw.
$1677
PULL PltCI
10 MUSTAllGS • To ~ tram. 'Wt flireutll '61'1. l
,,fdl and 4 -.. Mllomallo,
some with 1lr condlllonl,...
SAVE
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'65 MUSTANG
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$1877
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'67 POllllAC
E•e<Ullw t -· ._ ...... ..,.._...,.tic.
_, ''"'""· -., ..... r•dlo. htller, f1dorv 1lr condlllonlnt, ,...,.
_ ... "$3911
PULL PllCI
'66 CHEVROLET
914 Air tlellon Wltoll. Alll-llC
trenwnlulon, rldlo 1nd hell•,
',
$2077
PULL ;RICI
'61 f IREBIRD.
Sorin!. AutOll'llllC Iran.mission, llOwtr
stttrint, redlo. llt•ltr, wlllfe wi ll
llrrL 11cto<y werranty -llts.
$2877
PULL Pia
'" "67 El CAMlfO
VI. _...lie frensmiulon. radio Ind llMler, _, at-int. l•clorl' 11r
:cnllflonlnt.
$2~77
PULL PllCi
'66 CHEVROl.fT
~llbe 11111on w-. AUIOllWlllC
lrllftlll'lllHltll. rl41e -llHttr. -11etrlnt.
$2377
PULL PllCI
·CARVER
CARE
CARS
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R'S THE . PRIME TIMI
Of THE YEAR · ·TO PUR-·
(H~SE . ~ GU4RANTEED .
RESALE CAR · FROM ROY
CARVER • THE · MAGNIF-
ICENT '68 PONTIACS
"AVE AnRAaED THE
FINEST . TRADE-iNS~
'65 GRAND PRIX
lllUl-4 wllll ~ -r Slffrin9.
-lrlkts, r lo, ~ltr, wllllc Wiiia. flclOrf 1lr COftdHlontng.
$2277
PULL PllCI
'65 FORD
CtunlrV -··· ' -1f1llon W9fOll. AlllOl'lllllC, radio Ind hffftr,
-11-ln1, tactorv •Ir cONflllo,.. Int.
$2577
fULL PllCI
'67 CHEVROlO
.,.., ton •lck1111. 6 cvllnder, J IPltd
transmission. healer. ,,.., -tires •
11,47) m1i.. f'KlerY werrenty 111-plltl,
$1777
PULL PRICI
•
'68 FIREBIRD
t.ulom1lic transmlulon. radio I nd -'tr, _, llfffiftt, llClorY air
:onclltlonint .
Save$$$
" '67 COUGAR
\IL l utomtllc. -SIH nnt. reGlo. ""'"· ...,I,. skit w•" fir", 1lr con-dlllolllnt.
13,864
MIL.IS
'66 &TO
ve. llydre"Mlllc, -•l•rlnt. ,.. dlo, llMltr, whlll sldt walls. .ollf lur<1uolse w/tureuolse bU<k"ef _,,,
$2577
PULL PllCI
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2 Door hlrdtoo. Ill, -i tt.rlnt • rldlo •nd llffttr, wlllle side w.11
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MILD
'66 BUICK
Sllvtlfll 2 0-l!lrdlop. II& "'°* .. metle, _, ''"'"''' rlCllo, he11ef, Willie welts, f1<1orv air conditioning.
$2577
PULL PllCI
'65 MUSTANG
6 eytlnd41r, eutomallc transmission,
bl1<1t vlnvl loo, redlo ""' he•ter,
$1777
PULL PRICI
'65 FORD
s-i -· va. cru1..,...11c. -· •IMrlnt. radio, hetlf", 'WhHt w111
llru .
$1877
FULL PllCI
'67 FJREBIRD
llJO. Au1om1llc lrensmiulon. •Hlo
•nd Matn. Pfl'#ff' ltttrJn1, lft+"to '•lie SYSltm.
$3177
PULL PllCI
'66 OlDS
I 0-' 11111--. Viste a-vi-.
HYdrametfc, PO'#tr ''"'"''' lllO'Wtr #lnclows. radio, 1'1f1ler, White w11b, 11<1ory 1lr . $3177
PULL NICI
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EACH AND EVERY "CARYER·CARE·CAR"
CARRIES OUR . EXCLUSIVE 100o/o WARRANTY
ON ENGINE, TRANSMISSION & DIFFERENTIAL PARTS •
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WE have rounded up another whole new cOrral full
of those hot little criffers iust for you! . Saddle up
and climb aboard your favorite. Over 130 head to
choose from al JUST $99 OYER OUR CO.ST! ,
A special group of new 1968 BIG Fords. C~oose from Country · ·
Squires and Country Sedans-LTD 2-door and 4-cloor hard·
tops and sedans-·Galaxie 500 2-door and 4-cloor sedans-in
fact, every BIG 119 inch wheelbase Ford made In 1968 -AT
THE SAME SWINGIN' SAYINGS. JUST $99 OVER OUR1 COST!
SALi HICIS POS11D llSIDI FACTOIY WINDOW STICOIS OM nBY CAii ·OVER 001. co ·.51_./ ' NO 51MMICISI MURI THI DISCOUNTS FOi YOUISll.Ft SAU -MAY J1. ,._
~ ~ " ' ...
RENT A VACATION HOME
ON WHEELS!
SCIENCE BAS
DEVEWPED ...
ms FOR YOUR CAR.-
NOW ••• we cen scientifle1lly
an1tyie end check over 100
ar .. s on .. ch used car th•t 1f-
hcts Its performence prior to
Mlllnt It. You buy with built
in confidence when you buy •
Theodore Robins Used Cir th1t
carries th. Dl19noetlc sticker.
Th... e1rs are gu1r1nteed
100-1. .
15 WAGONS "SALE" 15
15 to choose fr°"' -'60 thru '67 yNr models.
6 to I 0 fNU•nger -some with eir conditioning.
PLYMOUTH -'66 MERC COMMUTER -
ECONO BUS'S -FORDS -FALCONS -
FAIRL~NES-COUNTRY SEDANS-CHEVY
II WAC:ON
Eumpl'; 66 MH'C' J1 Y 10 PASSING.ER
Commui.r 4 Door. Full POwtr. air condlflelfllnt. roof reck.
5JF 539. 21 .. -· o lrael4! Mt -"'°'"" 3' ,,_!M, 695
'65 CHEVltOLET , $109 VI, 2 Deor l i1 .. y••· Factory 941•i"'8• .. ,OS •
ilow" or tr1de S3' per mo. JO 1110. SteMileril ,
trans. NRIOll ·
3-'66F RDLTD'S-3
USE D CARS
6-'67 FORD CUSTOMU $1595 6 +. ell-fro"'. 4 Dt. VI, ...... UH. 20 '4
4-11 er treil• $46 ,.r -· J6 -· lu..,io N•. ,7717 .
66 CH.IVROLET
"6". lte41o, hH+er, futorv e41111i111,.4 4 Dr. 1
20 '4 4ow11 or trede SU per 1110. JO mo. SZCl91
'64 FALCON WAGON
4 Or. 6 cylinder, •uto"'elic, fectory eir c0114.,
R&H. 20 % down or treile $42 111•r mo. 24 1110,
H6I6°'
'65 l'ORD GALAXll 500
VI, 2 Or. H.T. At1to., ,S, UH. 10" 4ow11 or
treile SH per 1110. JO 1110. 'f AffO I -, '67 CORTINA OT
Red, 4 .,..4, Wee Ir h1torior. 20" 4._ er
trede $46,., 1110. J6 -· UllSllO
295
'63 FORD XL H.T. $1 095 VI, 2 Or. H.T. F.11 ,. •• ,, Nclrot , .. ._,fee+.,.,
air. 6J 'h mo4el. 11" ilew11 or trM• ~· ,., fH,
H 1110. 'RCll2
'67 SHILIY GT400
4 ., ......... -· u" ..._ .. ., ... .
lit ,.r 1110. J6 -· UYH,1t l
'66 VOLKSWAOIN
Sun ,..f. 2044 111-11 or trMo Sil,.,
rno. JO -· SST4JJ
~995
Uaeil Cer Sele Procet .... * 72 hHrt
4 -'67 MUSTANGS -4
4 Colors to chHte fto111, ~ witli f.tory w.,.
rellty, ell with VI 0119l110, aut.Mttic, ,._ ~
1119, UH. I I" ilew11 er tre4e S66 ,., -· U"'"-
Lic. TEZH7-TEYU4-TQV122-TU17J.ULFJ42. $2195
'64 l'AlltLANI WAGON
4 Dt. RIH, f1ctery 941111,,M. 20% 4o-w
trell• $42 ,., -· 24 mo. FMF02J
MUSTANG S~l!E
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NEAR ~ iEVERY
dowNJoWN STORE -
for th• comint WMk
•ctivitles of non1N"ofit
groups -phone •ny
lfor• ... .._ and ,..
.....,. ~nt
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S?AING IAND
CONCEIT
M•y 2'4, 1961
8:00 P.M.
s~hool c.feieri•
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Would You Believe? ••• You ·
Walk _iess ..• Save More .•• Find
More Y arieties Downtown!! •••
* ....., ................... i,...,...,..... c-...._ s111r:1 .. 1o1s od~ ..
-• ,,, ....... bellied bed·
... • I I 11 • N••pott md Heritor ........ .
··bfl :ftf·,i~"9.W~_l10~N tOSTA MESA
MNITl~Cla.. . ,c:,,·'· llS. cuw.oa~;-:9"'L1·,a tBSON MIWHll.Ll_!tlOES IALPH"S FUINITUll
1921 ~ M M6 OM.I · t -Opface1etrist1 I 131 Newport llvd. 541-974i 1103 N•wport llvd. 541-9593
1796 Newport lfvcl. 541-1639 HINDllSON"S APPUANCIS HALM of. CAIPITS
CAL'S CAlmt. mlC.
17toNewportlW. ;M~tJH
cm MN COMPANY
111 I. lrMciwey ~67' l
--~d llOI N~ •tt. MZ-4242
COAST ...sec
111' ....... ...... 646-0211
COi. '11"1 CAlal
SJO ,_ ... IM St. 646-IHI
con~·.-. "OlllT '
117 l , ~•y J4t-6071
COSTA rimA .-aJ,li I.MN
1111 .... ..,.. .... :'M6-n•1 . ~1
CIAWfOIDS PHAIMACY 1177 ~rbor llvd. 541-7101 2·1 15 Herbor llvd. 5<40-4121
I I04 Newport ltvcl. 541-2253 M. I. aoc1 INCOMI TAX lllNDTS ~. STOii
APPUANCIS I 134 "C" N•wporl ~lvd. 646-1724 . 1116 Newport llvd. 541-1212
"'i':r:'Newport llvtl. 541-7711 L ~23Hr:.au,, d~401 MIDtTEHIAN FUINITUIE ~wp v • • 1715 Newport llvd. 646-1155
~·AU DICOIS ... , HAU nus SHAW'S NUTlnlON IASDT
1111 Newport llvd. Ml>-9HJ 1762 Newport llvd. 646-5019 1161 New ort Blvd. 541-6424
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POS1R"S ~MACY 1122 Newport Blvd. 541-4450 SINCEii 51W1H MACHINI CO.
519 ~ 1.fttt.Street "46-1651 UDO ~NllS 1171 Harbor llvd. 646-9742
MANTS SUIPLUS 1n6 Newport llvd. 541-4014 ST. CL.All IAUD SHOP
1750 tit,w,on llvcl. M6-16ff MAITIN PUlftlTUll 1140 Newport llvd. 541-6142
HAU-Siii SHOP
liOI N9Wport llvcl 646 t2J5
Jt4ln ...... ~
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1165 H•rbor llvd. 541-51 ) I UNIVllSITY OfFICI mqu....,.
MAIY CAl111 PAINTS It I J Harbor llvd. 646-7111
1916 Harbor llvcl. -642-1090 WAlllN"S MA•NAYOX CINTll
ftOINT CW COLOI Factory Direct
516 W. lfttt StrHf 646-0571 1714 Newport Blvd. 646-4411
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KEITH VAN HOLT, DI-
RECTOR OF THE COSTA
MESA RECREATION DE-
PARTMENT IS THE sua..
JECT OF D 0 R 0 T H Y
PIER'S MEET THE PEO..
PLE FEATURE ON PAGE
3 TODAY.
RAIDING THE ICE-BOX
IN THE YEAR "" MAY BE A MUCH MORE DIF-
FICULT PROJECT THAN
IT IS NOW. ACCORDING
TO TH~ HOUSE OF TO-
MORROW FEATURE ON
PAGE 11, COOKING, CAL·
ORIE COUNTING AND
BUDG£TING MAY ALL
BE HANDLED BY CoM-
PUTORS.
ENTERTAINMENT I N
THE ORANGE COUNTY
AREA ABOUNDS. DIS.
NEYLAND IS FEATUR-
ING FOUR G R E AT
BANDS AT ITS SUMMER
BAND FESTIVAL, PAGE
13, DON WILSON HAS
SOME DRINK AND DINE
TIPS IN HIS OUT 'N'
ABOUT COLUMN, PAGES
I THROUGH 11. CUR·
RENT ART EXHIBITS,
PAGE 11, MOVIES AND
RESTAURANTS, PAGES
I THROUGH 15, A N D
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Special ~v'"nta
SUNDAY E-VENING llECITAL -Woru of Cam·
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,BNWnc at UCJ, 7'01 Irvine 11·· Irvine. 'lbere ii ao,edmlad-dwle. , . • -
AN'l'lQl1E IBOW -11» Sek.ullcb _. Beck Antique
Show ii .... be.Id tlu'oueb May. ill lbe Arttaa
of lbe AefMim Coawntion Center, • W. JCa. teDa. Avbeim. Botn: Fri. -S Sat. l to 10
p.a .; Sm.-. '° t p.m. 'nc:Mta, avellable et
tbe C.vedqa ee.ter, SUO for adulta, cbll-
'"8 Glider ll tree. Pboee 135-82.
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tJC1 ~ -The University Orchestra. .-r tbe 41nctioD of P~liu Ode&ard. will per·
farm bl tbe Science LectMre Hall '°' UCI, '1901
lniDe St., Irvine, May a at 1:3' p.m. 'lben
~ Do adm'u~ cJwCe. ,,.1 1.. , LA..,..._,. -ne ~ Aq-elea Bamt 8bow
.. Wal lleld ill tbe Jack Kent Coc*t Forum
in IngJewood through JUl'f 2. About 3l50 ex-
hlbitors are participating.,~, diaplays includ· I.Di electrical appliances, .JQ work for the
boare, interior design ~ liobile homes. Eu.
tertainment aigbUy, witli matinefl oo Sat. and
Sun., al.lo will be provided .
DANCE CONCERT -The Gloria Newman Duce 0Wrn1 will perf«m in Campus Hall at UCI,
,.._ JniDe St., IniDe at a p.m., Tuel., May
a. 'ftcbtl, •.so .. availMle Ill UM .SO..
&rrDNOON co~ -ne umYerlitJ wi.t
EMemlM wtll peffsm-wwb -, a.pma.
Gelaec, Prolre& .... Psaicbtal, Wed., ,...,
• Ill 4 p.m. ia ..,... -"' .... ..... Arta M'dtftl at UCI, .. lniM St, !NM. 'ftere ............ ~ ... .
AaT DAY -Tbt B~ Baa Art Lupe .la
......... Ha tistb umaal "Art 18 tM Pan" ..... ,. ll9J • '"'-t:• Lm. a..l:JI •. m, Tbt
elMIM .... will!'-........ Pm. Ulla
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spomored by the Calta Mela-Newport Barbor
LiAlm Club will be be.Id May 31. Jw. l ud 2
iD c.ta Mela Part at W. UU. St. end Part
Avenue. Activitiel will llDelD eenlval _.
ridea, a bind eoatest, a perMe, dlDdal sroupa
and tbe famous fish fry dbuaen. AdmilliOD ii
-free to tbe carnival, a donation ol $1.50 II uked
for the dimler. Tickets for tbe dlnners are
avellable from members of the Uons Club end
at tbe carnival. Proceeds will go to the Uons
• Club'• Sijbt Contervation Programs. See fea·
ture Pa,es t ud 7 for more lnfonnaUoo .
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COMMUNITY CONCERT • .!. 1ie eommunity Sym-~ Orebeltra ud'~·will present a .-en U9ller tbe ~ .~~,;..epb Peart.
.. end Welter Gleckler Dl tbe Onalt Coast
CeUece Auditcwium, Z'/01 Fairview llMd. Costa
11esa, SUD.. .JUM 2 at a:ao p.m. Ttcketl, si.
will be sokl at the doer. •
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A.NGEU BASEBALL -Callfonla A.Dem va
tbe Clevelud IDdiaDs May >C, .25 el I p.m.
ud May •at 1 p.m.; tbe D11roit 11ttn May
rl, 21 and. at. p.m. m·ttM AN'*1n Stadi-
um, DJO SUte .~ Bml., 4-• ... m. 'net·
eta available In Oreqe Coa&J at .u•~ Capt .
Baab, Mutual ticket illl•lel, wl Wallkht
Music City stores. Ph«m •-·
DODGERS -1be Los Anplll Dlllltn VI tht
Giants May 31, JUt l at I p.a., Jmt 2 at 1
p.m. ill tbe Dodpra' ..... n Stadium
Way, Los Anteles. Tkktb·anlall1l,locally at
Wallichs Music City Stores ,.. Mutual ticket
agencies.
BORSE RACING -Tborougb~ t.orse racine at
Hollywood Park, Century Blvd. at Preirie Ave.,
Inglewood, poet 1 time Tues. ' tlirougb Fri. 1: U
p.m.; Sat. 1:15 p.m .• '3(>,• Argonaut Stakes. .
·Sat., May 25.
INDIANAPOUS Ml - A clC*d circuit telev~
broadcast of the Indianapolis 500 race will be
shown in the Arena of t.be Anabei:m Conveu.
tion Center. 800 W. KateUa, Anaheim on )by
~ beginning at 8:36 am. Tickets, '7. are avail·
able by mail order only from the Conventioo
Center. Phone 635-8962 for further lnformation.
DRAG RACING -Races will be belcl Wed. f.11
p.m., Sun. t a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at OC Jntenui-
tional Raceway, Santa Ana Freeway at LIC\IDa
Canyon Rd. Admission, S2, ,eneral; $2.50 re:
aervecl. PbGDe ~ foe infonnatioa.
COVER: Fram &be dizzying beigbu of a
.... Ferris wheel. the riders enjey an enviable ,...ram& of the harbor area. Trut, some
cllaoll 19 cower iD mock frtP& and mla the
""'' The wheel ucl other llDUMIDent tbrills wtJI be iD operation GD Memorial Day weekend
at ~ renowned ·Cotta Kesa Filla Fry. See
Pages 6 and 7 for particulan. ·
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Come •ncl
Enjoy Thia Comedy.
Yuf lrynner encl Brit Ek·
land are shown in a sc..,.
from "The Double ii" at the Mffa Theater, ta
Mesa and Harbor Bl
Driv•ln, Santa Ana.
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Blkel at•r In "SwHt November" now showing
·at Edw•rda Cineme Wnt, Wntmlnster, •nd
Edwards Coat• Mesa.
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Keith Van Holt, director of the Costa Mesa recreation department.
put his feet in the waters of education many times, but always found
them too cold and forbidding to stay long until his wife Barbara gave him
a hard push. Tbe.n be overcame all former obstacles and changed his
life from drifting to dedication. Today he urges all youngsters be can to
finish their education ·before striking out into the world on tl!eir own.
He first entered Long Beach City College a year after being grade
uated from Woodrow W'llson High School in Long Beach, the dty wltere
be was born and reared. After one aemester be decided to join the army.
Stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington, in special services, Keith traveled
the Northwest with the post's baHetban and volleyball teams.
Among the many exhibits .et the Los Anteles tte.M Show ever Ut paint·
lnp fer home display may IM IMft. Abeve, Claude P. ParMM, tli,_.., el
the show looks on as artist Xavia Perez puts a proMctlve spray en a pie·
twe he hes lust fiaiahed. The Lei ..,..... Home Show is Mint held at the
flerum in Inglewood through June 2.
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On his release from the service, in February, U59, be again en-
. rolled at Long Beach City College, but by June the adventuring life called
and be enlisted in the merchant marine. A few months later a friend
asked him to go to Europe with him, so Keith bought a one way ticket
and beaded for Innsbruck, Austria to ski .
With onl.Y $800 to cover transportAl.tion and other expenses Keith
quite often had to sleep in haystacks and bus and train statiom. Be lost
45 pounds in the seven months trip.
· In March . with $20 between them , the young men were picked up by
the Dutch Immigration service at a German seaman's home in Rotter·
dam. Holland. At the U. S. Consulate, Keith beard ol a ship neediQC a
seaman to sail to New Orleans and he grabbed the opportunity. From
Lquisiana be hitchhiked back to California wbere..!_e again joined tM merchant marine.
Less than a year later Keith decided to try bis band at skiinc agaia,
this time on a vacation at Sun Valley, Idaho. There be met a J"OUftl p.,..
dena school teacher named Barbara and si1 months later, in July IMI.
they were married.
After their marriage Barbara put her foot down and insisted that
Keith go back to school. Since Barbara was teaching in Santa Monica,
Keith attended Santa Monica City College. When she took a position a.t
Corona del Mar High School, he transferred to Orange -coast ColJeCe.
Finishing :up at Long Beach State College. Keith was graduated with a
bachelor degree in economics in 1965.
While in college, Keith took a job with the Costa Mesa Parks and
Recreation department. In 1964. be was made playground aupervisor for
13 playgrounds and after he earned his degree be was offered and accept·
ed a full time job with the recreation depa$ent. A few months age be
was named director of the department.
Training in economics bas been very important to tbe new clirector.
Much of his 1ob consists of planning budgets. making reports and using
statistics to show a need for a new program or ~uipmenL
·•we try to fill the community needs " Keith says. "We offer pro-
grams for all age groups. Crom the little pre-schoolers through the seruor
citizens. We want e"eryone to have the opportunity to get out of the house
and participate in the·program~. Our hardest aob IS letting the public know
what we are offering."
Besides the many sports activitia ti die recnaU. ~ there also ls a civic p..,...._, wWa dwel tDr te=s,.., art _. .._ c.......... .. Piii' 11
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~ bec:ause they are susceptible to a number of different plant
fiMMe in llddiU. &o illseet alt.act. Often, one combination spray will
ecllDbet disease ..a imects at the same time.
P•••FY ,......_ and rose rust are .tamJUar fUngi diseases r. 1bls
~'.lll&Mal climate. The mildew fungus is seen u a white powdery cover· In&. •!'!"' sbootl. IMada and leaves and cauaes distortion and weakens 9'.,. .....
·~ .,.~ -,.. "dtry mold seen on tbe plant actually is the fungus birlting
apans. ~ · fldlc\IS bas been on tbe plant for a week or two before making
its ~· ~ by ptoducing the spores, whlcb then are scattered
" Wnil ~• 11119Ct .a.Mr rose plants. ·
I. '--·J.a4"'· -''"-~---,_ ~! ~~:-., JiMn tndltkml tre.annc for mildew bas been t.o dust ~ts with awpbm or spny them with calci~ysulfide. This coated
.... nt pewtb witb sulphur to prevent windblown spores from germiiiat-ma .... tbey lud on the plant However, the dusling did not. kill m il·
4ew Mft8dJ uisting. Also, rosea grow ao rapidly that shortly after spray·
inl tbe roM bu pat ocit new, unprotected growth.
'ftilN .,.. two fungicides available today tbat are mildew eradicants
ratber than just preventatives. One, ActidJone. is an antibiotic. It works
best when sprayed during the bot sunny part of the day.
TM -..r mildicide. Karathane, also is very effective but can bum
theJfoliage Wtbe tempentme riles to lbe nineties. A good practice is to
.-.,. Jtarathane early in the seuon belore the weather gets too warm and
&hell Adidione when sunny day& begin in late spring and summer.
.... rust is much harder to control than mildew. Rust is character·
ited by powdery pustules of orange spore's on the undersides of the leaves.
TM &ops of the leaves are ~ yellow and there ii considerable de-
foUaUon of the. planL Actidloae mo LI a &ood spray for rust. Apply it at
tbe flnt evldeDce of rmt and ue It netl7 tbenafter.
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plant c.rown at the soil line and sometimes of the roots. 'fl»s disease only
,enters throu&h wounds to the plant, so when digging )>e as careful as
possible not to bit and damage the rootstock. e .
0.:--...,...... the pl~ts are incurable so they mast be destroyed
pd U.. poun4 aterUized before ~ther rose ii l>lanted ill tbe same spot.
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The Adoption Guild of Southern Oronge County's Seventh Annuol
Jenni~ Tournament currentfy is under woy, with senior preliminaries to be
r>!oyed on Moy 25, 26 ond 27 on the Balboa Bay Club's Rocquet Club ·
courts. Finols will be on June I ond 2.
Followin<J the finols, the onnual T eMis Boll will be held at the Balboa
Boy Club Sunday night, June 2nd.
Proceeds from entry fees and the Boll will go to the Adoptio"
Guild to support o good share of the cost of each odoptive child's ploc&o
ment in o home of his own. The Holy Fomily Adoption Service's overaqe
total expense involved ·in edoption procedures is $1,200, of which the
fM to odoptiw perents• $6~ancHhe rernoinder of $550 must be roised
by the edofmon guilds.
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Case workers in the Guild thOroucjhly investicjate the bockgrounds
of both neturol end edoptive parents. Additional cost is entoiled through
fn"Mtol core of the mother. scheduled exeminotions of the baby b'f.
qualified pediotric:ions. equipment needed for proper infont core, coun-
seling for careful selection of the beby's new horne. ond meny other opero-
tionel expenses.
For further information about tourna~ent tickets or the Tennis Bam
Mrs. Edward Boyd, tennis chairman, b75-0467, Mrs. Frenk L Willioma.
~r .. Bell cheirmon, 673~976, or Mrs. Erle P. Holliburton, Jr., pre5ident of
Holy Family Adoption Service, 675·2366, moy be contacted.
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OCC GALLERY -1 Orange Coast College Art Gal·
lery, 2'101 Fairview Bd., Costa Mesa. Hours: 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon. through Fri.; 7 to 9 p .. m.
Wed. evening. No admission cbarge. CUu-e•·
ly on exhibit is 1a 1how of art students• waft.
COST~ MESA IJBRARY -566 W. Center-St.,
CoSta Mesa. On exhibit during regular library
hours, landlc~~· portraits, 111arine and floral paintings by ~se Williamson.
:MESA VERDE LIBRARY -2919 Mesa Verde
Drive, Costa Mesa. On exhibit during regular
lill'ary hours Alaskan landscapes in Polymer acrylics by Fe.rn Williams.
NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK -1090 B~s.ide
Drive, Newport Beach. On exhibit duriq re1·
ular business .hours, oil paintin&s by Santa Ana
artist, Charlyn Sharpless.
BALBOA PAVWO~ GALLERY -400 Main St.,
Balboa. Hours: Wed. through Sun. 1 to 5 p.m.;
Mon. g to t p.m. No admission charge. On q.
bibit beginning May 24, "lf I Had fl,000 •• .'•
colleCtora' choiQes of art they wouW purcbaa,
COFFEE GAIU>BN GALLERY -ml E. Cout Highw~. Coro'* del Mar. Hours: 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Mon. tbro'°'8h Sat. The Newport. Harbor
Service Ltaaue,1 which sponsors the 1allery is
displayjq palntin&s by Alt.on Raible.
CORONA DEL MAR UBRARY -420 Marl1old,
Corona del Mar. On exhibit during regular li-
brary houri through May, prints by pbotoo"a·
:_ ~ Boward Fullom and cus&om wea!_ilf Jr.'_ ~
--BbDer Golneae. -- . -rt , ·---· ... ~· ·----
IRJTUAL SAVINGS AND IAMM--& C.... Bi8bWay, Corona del )tar. On exldbit durtnc
regular buaineaa hours, oil paintings of 10 Cali·
Cornia mlssiona by Betty King.
CHAU.IS GAU.ERIES -1390 s. Coast Higlnv~.
Lagmia BNdL Houn: 11 Lm. to 5 p.m. cWJ>o.
No adm'.ission charge. Currently on exhibit,
two one-man abowa, oil palintiDIJ by .John
Mitchell and mixed med.la drawings by Leon·
ard Kaplan.
L-\GUNA BEACH ART ASSOCIADON -Gallery,
Y1I Cliff Drive,! La&una Beach. HOW'S: MOD.
through Sal 12 to 5 p.m.; Sun. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
CuinnUy on exhibit, watercoiors by members
of the Amerlc~ Watercolor Society, JncJudin&
Laguna Beach r artist, Rex Brandt. Phone fM.
6531 for further' information.
I SECUIUTY FIBST ~AnONAL BANK -m Mala
St, Hunttncton Beach. On exhibit duriDC nt-
ular bualneu bOurl, paintings by local .U.ts
Dotti Callison aDd Marge Zander.
HUNTINGTON BEACH CENTER -Tm F.dblcer.
Hatington Beach. On exhibit June I, '7 IDd I
dariag regular business houri paintblp by
members of the Westminster Art ANOdatio&,
DORIAN BUNTER GAi.i.EBY -SU w. Commoa.
wealth Ave., Fllllertoo. Hours: Moa. tllrough
Fri. t a.m. to 5 p.m. Currently on eUibit at:r'J-
lie and eaamel paintings by Tbomu Hollte.
CllAIU.ES BOWERS MUSEUM -~ N. Main
St., Santa Ana. Hours: Tues. tbrCMIP 81&. 10
· un. to•:• p.m.; ·Sun. 1 to 5 p.m.; ftmt • .,.. Dina 7 to t p.m. No admluion cbarll. C... rent1J on exhibit, a juried show el palatinp
in mixed media by members of the Torana Art 1..eacue. 1
ROBINSON'S -530 N. Euclid, Anaheim. Oil•
h1b1l darial ncuJar bua1ne11 boura. a jude4
membenhlp lboilr ol more than 400 art pMcea.
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AT DISNEYLAND~ 'f ESTIV ~L
Take a man with an idea, give him an instru.
ment and sometime._ not often, you get a sound
that will last through the years. From the era ol bit band.I and progressive jazz of U.. !M's,
Barry James, Lionel."King of the.. Vibes" Hamp-
ton and Stan Kenton have remained on the en-
tertainment scene, swiniing in the sixties wttla u
mucb vigor as they did two decades qo. 'lbae
jazz bands plus the bit waltz orchestra of w.,,_
King will be featured at Disneyland's Big Band
Festival to kickoff the 5ummer season, May 30,
31 and June 1. ·
Lionel Hampton, ·a ·percussionist wbo earned
the title, "King of the Vibes," for bi.a fantutlc
a ccomplishments on the instrtiment, and veteran
trwnpetman. Harry J4UJ1es, !>9th started out as
East Coast men, playinj for a time with Benny
Goodman befo re organizmg thei r own bands. Stan
Kenton made his firs~ big hit on this side of the
country, rocking Newport Beach in 1941 with bis
progressive jazz. All have proven their lasting
popularity through more than a quarter-century of
en&artainiq throulboat &be COUD&q. _ ..
' . ' . Aao&Mr in tbe old pro claa Wayne Kina and
biJ orcllatra ... alae ~rise btt of~·· Ille Band Festival in 1tM, wbm it ns dl.ICovmecl
that their waltzes were u popalar witla tbe a...
agen u wttla the older folb. Tbe talented ll'DUP
retmDld apin in lta lilll DDW -are • ............
their tbJM mppearance ia tbe Kqlc Kiq4om.
• Ro11ndln1 out tbe mtertalmneDt for every
llUllical taste in tbe -... Festival, wBl .....
Vuete'?:..t BiC Band ROct. Elliott ~ JSeM. ~ tian Dancers and tbe YOUQI Mm tram New Orleans.
Tbe banda wW play 'from I p.m. to mlclnlJbt
for listenfn& and ctanrtr\. durin& the three '8J
feltival. Disneyland will '.Piil from I a.m. to mklnl&hl over the Memorial De)' weettnd.
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Speakini of the P rime Rib ••• to reopen around the lint of June with new manage-
ment at the helm. Mary Sut))erlan still very
much in tbe picture here (despite many f\lnl4
.ors to the contrary) but in a sit-back-and·
draw+montbly-cbect manner rather than as
a "worting" member of the organization.
" Friends ol Polly Vasquez, longtime
Cbef's ltm d.rint doll, can find tbe 'Poll' at
Sir Phillips Liquor Store on Bristol in Costa
Mesa. AM .•• can ~ picture this favorite
people wo~ a shift from 7:30 ~.m. until!
Yeah ••• thats right ••• seven-t~rty A.M.I
* John Leahy, Palisades plank.man, and
Judy Leahy, Reuben E. Lee cocktail carrier,
seem to have finally set a definite date for
• . that rewelding. June 3 will be the day, with
the couple's young son, John-John, doing the
ring bearer bit and sister Kelley making the
scene as flower girl.
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New boun at 'lbe Palisades. Closed all
M.)' S'a11da7, DOW open MODda,yl for both
tlilldw-ml ..... The 41 cent cocktail
.._. '(4-J) ..-.. a tremendous play here
• • • 8IPIC:id1 • Fridays. .
* So this is Jerry Overland.
Wbo ebe ~a new. drink-dine den loca~ • ()cNJ( NT, weul• name the spa ·BAOK Street West?
Tba'• all!
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MEET THE PEOPLE
c.tinuM Fnm P ... J
leuons at a cost to the City of only four cents
per participant.
Keith 11 a member of the National Part
and RecreaUoa Auoclation, the Southena
California Municipal Athletic Aasociatioll
and Pl Slpna Epsilon, a national recreatioll
fraternity.
Jteltb and Barbara, who DOW teacbea at
·Ettanda mp Scbool in Cotta Mes,a, haft
twin daqhten wbo are two and a half years
of ace, named lfeether and Holly. On vacation 1aeJ mJoJ lalal to Ba;a California and are
boplnt to ridt \raaeouver British Columbia nett ..... ,. Jn Ids IPA1'8 time, Jl'"' ... , Tnroc; to
play hanAll1, &II and read.
. Keith Van Holt 11 a swimmer who bu taken tlle ~ into the ocean of education
and now CaDI tD those in the shallows, • •-come oa tn, the water's fine."
-DoNthy Pier
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DESIGNER'S
NOTEBOOK
Decorative Baths
BY J. RUSSELL TUMELSON, ORANGE COUNTY DESIGNER-DECORATOlt •.
a.. the paat few years unusual empbasla bas been placed
upon bathrooms, with manufacturers striving for new products
of beauty and durability.
Teday tN same durable material that once graced a
Roman emperor's bath, ceramic We, is within reach of modest
budgets. Tile now comes in patterns and textures sucb as basket
weavea and embossed designs that would cause even Caesar moments of envy.
New luxurious vinyls for flooring are cushioned for added
comfort. One pattern, resembling large brook pebbles, comes in
a variety of colors. Practical carpeliq with good cleaning fea-
tures now is available for the bath. 1be new, wider range of
colors complement or match towel selections. _
H--.,.. M¥er has been mo~ unusua.1 and may be
selected to accent any type of bath decor. Special custom color ideas to resemble crushed semi-precious stones ander glass or
lucite accent favorite wallpapers and bath colors and are artiatic
and popular. Counter accessories such as soap dishes and tiered
small band towel display racks harmonize with hardware.
Crystal, lucite and marble are luxury materials to grace the
most elegant bathr'()Oms for use as counter tops, faucets and
towel bars.
The CMtineatel touch in m&tcldnl water dolet and llidlt
provides muimmn hyoene with a modern, ·~ look.
Installei parallel to toifet and tiowels tile 'bidet is ~ui"* wtll
bot, cold or tempered controls and is as easy to operate u a
lavatory.
Unusu.1 rMke-up and ·JD.ii.ror ilhnninafion also is the by-
note in contemporary bath and clres$ing room design, providing tan-face illumination. Colorful crystal beads may be keyed to
match other accessories in the bathroom and may be used for window~ecoration where privacy is not a prime factor. '
NEXT WEEK: FUTURE SIGNPOSTS
Plwe.tclr• .... lllwl.,..._. by...._ to= O.igll1r1 Nohl11i1t.
W.._., M.gulne, Post Office I• 1175. Ne.,_.~ c.lir.•
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An imaginative youngster will enjoy this rocker toy as a failing \te.
set a magic carpet or perhaps a cozy retreat from the "bad euyi" u
television unfolds its clerperadDel of tbe old west.
Hours of fun, exercise and diversion will make this venaWe rock.er
a child's most treasured plaything. ·
A piece of one-eipth inch tempered Masonite forms a rocker whell
it is drawn into a half-circle and held by polyethylene~· Turned IO tM
curve is up il converts to a playhouse. Splinterfree, this toy ii safe for
youngsters.
Round the corners of a 24-incll by 48-iDcb panel "1 = a IMJaa
round Un tas a ;a:• a*-Jacll,...,.. b 1.-a keyhole or Jil ~. .._..Ill...,. .. I fie• I 1 PI '*. Dltr II&
udl eor'ner I balf 4.ndl 4ID I Miida ndiua. . . '
Tea feet ol plutic md are Dllilld. fwt Ii ii.a ...... -~w
tbrou,b the boles at .... liM witll .... ICreeD ol IM ............ ,.. .. -
the floor. Do tbe a.me with &be other piece. Now, lty llalac a..._. ....
a balf-clrcle so that its ends are 3S Jncbes apart, you have fOnned tlllll ra.
er shape. )
Hold the boant in tb1I posttion while a helper joiiaa the rope tnlb by
means of plastic electridan'• tape, windinc it ~ MYenl times. Tbe
IJllOOth side of the bar4boar4 DOW faces the floor, fir ...,. nctinil, an4 tilt screen licle prevents the dllld from allDDiDI around.
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fCliJi11:Q~,·~;,6~~a ;Mesa Fish Fry Is Cornin_g Again
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'ftli ... __, ,_. af ~ UM Colta Meu Uou Club llu
c.-wp .ma• b&llRn•• ..,._ .. lilt for ltl annual Flab Fry menu
p&anni9'1. TM order iDcladel two toDI of ftsb to be sblpped from as far
· DOrtb as Alaska ••• and none ol it ls expected to be wasted.
For tbe trim.mint• to go with the seafood there will be two tons ol
~· al8w1 a a.II toe ol potato ddpl, • poundl of coffee and more. than
It,• laft *bib. hr tboee WM M"eD't ftlb men, alaout a ton and a half
af ........_melt ad Mt ...-wm W ltl W., to tbe piddle durilll UM
tJlrw . .., .~ mt. a.m INllleil piel aDd Ciika "1 tt.e lnmdreU will pro-
n1e·u.. ""'~ ...-. far dae 1,• to it,• meals that. will be served.
•· ---·----' '.' . : &-. ..... ia ml d:0 •1'nc .... 1*lOIM lmportant, some becOlM
~ ... •<"P: --. ltiD ... llDbnce all tbeH featuru
and Me I • • bwtallll.. 1'e Calta .._.Newport Harbor Liou Club
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Fish Fry and Carnival seems to be filling this last category.
For three days, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 31; June 1 and 2,
tbe 23it ·couecutive Fish Fry wru ·be held to the delight of thousands of
people of all ages. · -With the Lions Club striving each year to make the event bigger
and better th an ever before, the Costa Mesa Fish Fry is reputed to be one
of the largest events of 1ts kind .in the entire country. Costa Mesa police
estimate that approximately 100,000 people view the parade each year.
Big opening for the entire affair wijl come Friday night wbeo the
craft sbOws on a gjant midway 8fe ready for viewing. The Fish Fry dinner
line will start at 5:30 p.m. that evening, and dinner will be served until 8 p.m.
Spectacular floats and beautiful girls from all over Orange County
will highlight this year's parade which will start at 10:30 a.m. Saturday
morning, June 1. Over 1,500 contestants will compete for prizes and
tropbiel in the two and a balf-hour extravaganza.
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Men challenging the moon, voices relayed by satellitj in space.
supersonic aircraft! Things once thought supernatural now ar common-
place. But wait until 1999 A.O.
Then such electronic miracles as microcircuitry, elec rolumines-
cence, holography, computers and automation hopefully will produce a
society rich in leisure. ~
In such a socte~y a chore tha can-become monolonou and time-
consuming to today's housewife -~e daily preparation of 1 ch -will
be redttced to a two-minute session of button punching to prtjduce a nu-
' tritious meal served on disposable made-to-order dishes. I
• " The turn of the century is only slightly more than thrhe decades
·• awcur. Engineers and industrial designers at Philco-Ford ~rporation,
one of the world's large.st electronics manufacturers, are enooutaged in
• their creative, dynamic dream ing. 1
"In electronics, the dream is Caster than the eye," says Robert E. Munz, vice president of Philco-Ford.
Already in the planning stage is "House of Tomorrow,'r with 1999
A.O. as the "target year for the company's realization of so!lJe of the most
practical fantasies ever conceived.
ii 111 the field . of kitchen electronics, for example, much P,rogress al· ~ ready bas been made· in ·red.ucin~ and elimina.ting kitchen dr\¥fgery, and·
.. ·1 by 1999 the following scene 1s said to be predictable:
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··I Mrs. America of 1999 will be wife, mother and part time hbmemater •
Let's call her Katea ,Ana. She and her son, Jamie, and bust, Mike.. enter their House. of !fomorrow to pve lunch. ·~ 1
Karen will f,01 tb her automated kitchen console an4 pr ss a 9Pte1 . , 1
of buttons. Io seco~, "today's inventory" will appear on $electronic
screen. with two . suggested menus. On one, consomme is list as a first
co. urse for all, followed by a selection of cheese omelet for d, cottage
.•. cheese and tomato f~r Mom, broiled chicken, mashed pota s, spinacla
; • and mushrooms for YOllDg J amie. Everyone will have fresh f 't for de~-
sert. The alternate suggested menu is tomato juice for all, ~·th chicken
salad for Dad, a tuna ·sandwich for Mom, broiled -salmon, b coli with
cheese, and carrots for Jamie. Chocolate pudding will be tbe ~
all . ' ' ' -'· ;-.
oVer the inte~m, karen describes the menus to Mike. t Be reject.I
both. "I want a cheeseburger with French fries and a cold bottJe of Mir,"
be states. '"
Karen punches a button on her computer eonsole. "'.f¥t menu is
400 calories over suggested luncheon allotment," the compu~1retorts. It
recommends as an alternate, "cold roast beef, green salad and low-calorie
beer." Dad agrees, possibly .without grumbling. Mom presses more but·
tons on the console and the meal is ordered. I
Karen then moves to a dishmaking machine, turns a dial', and hand-
somely colored dishes pop out. As she stacks the brand-nefi plates, a
chime signals that the food ordered by the computer is ready. I She moves
to the oven and plac's the food on appropriate dishes.
Liquid refreshment, anyone? Karen steps to an auto
age dispenser and dials two milks and one low-calorie beer.
The family sits down to lunch. Elapsed time for meal
120 seconds. 1
Electronic experts predict tha.t at the turn of tbe next c~tury in the
House of Tomorrow, most food wiU be stored frozen in individ al portion!.
A house computer will keep a running inventory on all foodst and sug-
gest daily menus based on the nutritional needs of the famil=When the
meal has been selected, the various portions will be fed a tomatically
into the microwave oven for a few seconds of thawing or w · , and
the computer will deduct the items used from the standing "}ventory.
In the House of Tomorrow, the housewife will utilize electronics for
sbop~g, too. Ber home computer, equipped with video screen, will place
her m finger-tip contact via microwave transmission with the store of ber
choice.
The computer automatically will determine the amount of food to
be ordered, based on a record of the weight of each member ~f.Uae-fami.
ly (no waste in the ~ouse of Tomorrow). . I _
· As Mother's friendly video abopper scans shelves and counters ln
the store, abe will order b1 puabbutton. 'lbe store computer~ total the
bill and send the amount electronic.ally to her home compu and to the
computer in her bank. 1be bank computer will automaticall adjust the
~ance at the bank and •t home.
Yes, 1• A.O. ought to be a fun year. And most Orani
· 1hould be around to enjoy it.
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frem the microwave oven t. exposed area t. ~ fM1t • p&aHa fet" MrVinf.
With MrVints for the meal placed en...,,.,... ... plates, eome'hum.-'-
Wt ii ....... t. CMry the tray t. the t.W.. Ne-Wiii ~ ...... te ....
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You leave m.ct. Kmdtt feelinf som?
•bat r$ollffied, •"" ltoP, lor ciprettes and mgbtce!p at ~ eolta Mesa .
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' . Who bon-1M1 ..... '. , but the.
._.Jdlll-•tiutld ae tM ~··cake
wllen ypu ancl that MmeODe special tiH a bit,
~ a.....-. deeply, and. finally, .dttiae to
~e-bye the wbole tbin&-.
~I~ : . ~re you bave tt.
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PEOPLE ,,J'( rtTtE KNOVi ALONG
THE ORAN&E COAST READ
OUT 'N' ABOUT rWEEKLY FOR .UP TO
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Kaplan's Konier
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L _L' 'lbQee. locals w~o have long decried the
JllCli DI ~ 1<><>4 Yiddis~ testaurant in the im·
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~ beach area, might find it well worth
tbe time iQYolftd to whip up to South Coast
Pim anil di.:ovef Kaflan's Restaurant·Delt-
catessen·Bakery.
Located in a corner spot on the lower mall
Jevel (right opposite Riviera Restaurant),
Kaplan's offers tlreakfast, luncheon and din·
ner between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 10
p.m.
With z • .tenu far tOo lengthy to cover in
detall, let's s~ bere and there for a few
comparative prices. ·
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~ /i9 corn~~-;.~ij.·IcAf•· $1.00~x and cream ctieese sandwich (de-
licious on homemade bread instead of bagel),
95 cents. Cheese bl intzes with sour cream ,
$1.25. Roast brisket of beef plate with potato •
pancake, cole slaw, applesauqe and gravy,
$1.95. Chopped liver and eg~ salad plate
served with potato salad, cole slaw and slic·
ed tomatoes, $1.55. From the char-broiler,
top ~irloin steak sandwich (with soup or
salad}, $2.10. Smoked codfish plate with slic-
ed onion, potato salad, cole slaw, sliced
tomatoes, $1.50.
The availables go on and on .•. all serv-
ed in a stricUy-not-fancy, but definitely spot·
. lessly-clean setting.
ln addition to having numerous dining
rooms (you almost need a map lo find your
way out again if you lan~. in the back roo.m
. area) the service is efficient even at rush
times.
Don't pus by without taking a good loot
at all the delectables in the tak&-home bakery.
Gingerbread cookies will seem like nothing
once you've seen Kaplan's, beautifully-iced-in-
varied-colors cookies shaped like fish and
other enticing eye catchers.
NOTES OF A NOMAD
r: .
· The~ Queen's Inn. , Orang~, now set I.or bpeDinl approximately July ·tntenor1te.
. ·'decOrating ticked off tbls put week and Will
· ·· ~ tbe·matallatlon Of '"'Ii antic nrvke
· bar in the kltcben to handle the espectM surge of business. · · .,
Already signed as evening listening-danc-
ing entertainment •.• The Alnhabetical IV.
·Yoo' might recall thli 'Jobnny jSmitaa.led a •
gregaUon from appearances ~t Prime. rut
Newport Beach and the NewpOrter Inn, dit·
to city._
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LEWIS & SANCHEZ
DIRECT FROM A SERIES OF
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AT SUCH FUN PLACES AS • • , ,
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• TOP OF TH& STRIP -HOU YWOOD
e INDIAN WELLS HOTEL -PALM DESERT. ·
ARI HER& FOR )'OUR ENJOYMENT, TUESDAY .THRU. f1ATURDAl ,
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SPECIAL MONDAY Nl6HT · APPEA~ Ali
The. Reuben EJ 'fee
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The carnival wiD open Saturday at 10 a.m. and be in full swing until
10 p.m. Fish dinners will be served-from noon until closing. The Sunday
schedule will from noon until 10 p.m . with dinners served continuously.
F or those who aren't fish devotees, the standard American delights,
hamburgers and Mtdogs, will be served. ·
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o\.ber special events will be the 'Batu~ ot fM BaDds Friday Jliaht af '
'1:30 p.m., a beauty' contest to crown "Miss Mermaid," a baby CODtest
with 200 entries, a queen contest, and dancing and entertainment throup.
out the entire.three days.
The big parade on Saturday morning, Ja.De 1, will commence at
Superior and ~ercial Way. Fish dinnen will be nrved iD the barbe-
cue area of Costa Mesa Park on West 18th Street. ·
A meal ticket at the cost of $1.50 will entiUe its owner to enjoy one
of the famous fish fry dinners.
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More than 50 prizes will be given away. and on Sunday night the
grand prize of a 1968 automobile will be awarded. The grand prize winner
need not be present.
Funds ~ by the annual Liou au FlM rq ,. toward ~ -u-,oatJl liCltt ;.eta .. lW! 't .,, . .. . ... _.,, ,,,.,...., Jin. . -71 : e. -'·'. •. ;
t. . Query~ Wllat ....... ol &be pn4t tUt .... Ulm Clllt ...... .... ..
the vast.supply al IDoi and other CIOltl Mft .._ mNriid? ._. .._.
blclptioll 21 yean 9IO tbe Flail Fries Jane pnrided w •• a. tai9 ~.
Colta ...... NewfCld Barbor Lioal 0.b to ..... ,.... ... ...,._.
lty Mttermlet.
'the baseball diamond and blMchen and laud laall courts at c..ta
Mesa Part are a few of the material beneli~ ol tbele donaU... Tiie
Lions Club's contlnual work with youth creates intanlible benefits anUle
lo be measured lD dollars.
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You bear it constantly.
People say ... ''What a ball it must be.
nU., all tUt ~t tood.' drintlal tllose =..._.,..:.Or ... ••11an, tbelifeyou ·~• _. oqt ol &bole restaurants wfJit/ ... ".Or ... ''Bo;, I'd live any-tbinc to ve YOUR job!"
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Believe it or not , ·. . tbere are tlmee
\ wben tbls OQ.t-n-abouw wiMU )ust sucll an
anangement"COUld be wen .. out. .
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Oil, tMre are a let of 1Wtneinl moments, It'• '191 • • • but tbere are not.•goot .... ,. ... ... ' .
1 • • I. • '11anc•. \ ~· · Uke a whole ev~a at a tiiM.
Ma ·rrlDltance ... come on along dur-
tnc tbe course of a recent Friday ni~t spent "in aad out ol all those restaurants.' A night
4hvoa.d to "•tins all tiat creat food, drink-
U.1 those fancy 4riDQ ....
It might be v-e-r-r-y inte-r-r~sting.
J'"' n.. ....-. r. ••~• •••-r
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MARK DAVIDSON
:·AND THI
BIG .'SOUND
,_AY...-.IA'IUIDAY~NDAY
• DAYtDSON,.., TUISDAY THllU THUR.SDAY
IPICIAL -suNDAY SISSION"' POOD & DalNK
MPIT-9h ILOODY MARYS -50c
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NO-HI
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'. IUPIH DINNlll e IN'flllT~NT .-.•• _ •• , ... -• &~ ' 12'_....,......._L
REALLY ON THE BALL
U all· begiM when you drive to Whi\e
Horse Inn, Newport BMch, to sbow owners G:=I:, Olien and John Ryder a most out-
• · invitation sent you by L. C. Jacob-
IOll,·ewner of the Newporter Inn, requesting
yoar presence for a gala wild duck dinner
there on JUJle t.
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·A beautifully {and most expensively)
composed piece comprised of parchment
paper and extremely fancy type, the invite
draws the deserved compliments of Olsen
and Ryder.
Your heart warms to their generous ap-
proval of a fellow-laborer's efforts in a pretty
competitive business. Surely they deserve
warm consideration in return, and you're
just the guy to give it. You smile lcindfy as ·
you toct away your duck dinner invitation
and tum to your present hosts.
c:D;K ~{,erio~ F•mily Restaurant
"Wiiier• th. F .... It Mulce-
Met. l.itetiu"
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1915 HARBOR ·BLVD., C.M. ' S.U-9927
WU ._,,
for L ......... Dinn, s.,-, lrtn1C1',
• tnll edottehn'• "' diaiftQ -
-tM "CtlatiaW"' oppHf'i"I
l'ridaf, SGAwdOI ad S.,... /or
IOW .. ~ ••• ' ..
; i!!Jililil= f ~ °'17';
() o <i)l!l • 1 ~ ~. < ~ • I:" S' a. o er < i:; ~~~i 3:'2. ~;l ~i;·~gt~oq = ;.;~ir 5 ~ §;t5;1;~ 19 •~sr~ ... -~~ e•ii~ ii _ ~
it"'f"'..I •••
Orange (Giiiy's Rest.r1Dt •• bterllln1111t Stele
Then you . . . know all, see alJ, ever-
ob5trvant, eagle-eyed you .•• pull your first
a.o.tH>o·of the evenjng.
•·Hey, George.'' you exclaim enthusias-
tically, "when did you put up that buge neW'
sign outside? Boy :, .. nobody can miss it!"
Olsen purses his lips for a moment, then
mentally shrugging away your goof, says
q,uietJy, "It's been up about four weeks
~w." ..
Yeah ••• well ••• and on into the night.
IT GOES ON AND ON
I
' ' . . At Villa Nova. Newport Beach, you im-
patiently decide ·not to wail for the parking
Jot attendant (bu~ jockeying another vehicle
around) to get your car.
! J!e' Saini . 'Jropez
lfonftorly with lt0Me11off'1 I
3012 Newport BIYCI. Newport Buch
OPEN DAILY 5:30 P.M. TIL 10:30 P.M.
' CIOMCI Moncl•y 673-7113
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New to Or.n.. County • • •
AND GREATI
UIBI IBIWIDEZ 1llO
from 1:45 Nifhtly Except Svnct.y
e COCKTAILS e DINNER e DANCING
FOR IESEIVATIONSt 136-1421 ~!e~~~
DON JOSE'
-MEXICAN RESTAURANT __ .....,,._ __ .
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HAYDIN CAUSIY, CHAaLU MURCHISON
JOSIPHINI COUR ..... J,__,., Witt. TN DeC..trt s&.twel
INCtm,ADA ' TACO •••••••• · Sl .30
CH&I .. I •NO-ENCtlLAD~ • • $1.45 ........................ ·· e ~KTAIU e ,o'3 I . M-. (at ._.. .. _, Huld. leech 962-7911
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• • • By Don Wilson
You ~ome a do-it-yourself expHt •••
and almost cause a catastrophe by UuMlves-.
tantJy puUillg &lie shift rod int. "reverse!'.
i.nstead of "diWc."
A ll
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You stop at Reuben's, Newport Beach, t.o:
pus the time of night with bartender friend
llill Bunning ... to discover be not only bas
.,.Ut his job at that watering bole. but he left
tile business entirely.
You pick u~ your companion of the eve-
lling and drive ~somewhat) more gaily to The
Fogcutter, Nftport Beach.
Here, catastrophe really does •trike. . ..
gna1cl
FRENCH
RESTAURANT
TwoLec..._ •.•
COSTA MESA
C-el I ' Ith I ......,
540 -3641
v .. 1 Cordon Bleu ............... -·-·····---·:·J.M
v .. 1 Osur IGer•rd'a SpecieU _ ....... J.IS
Trout Stuffed with Creb --·---·---··SM
SweetbrHd Chuseur .J.11
Tripe • le Mode de Caen --····-···-····-·J.15 ............ ...,.w., .......... .......
OPEN 5 P.M.-11 P.M. CLOHD MOfllDAY
El Matador PAMIL Y HST AUaANT
A..-..TIC Miiie.AN fOOe
Ne.18 I 1bl .. I I fw .... .......................... .....................
lle.U-Jf ........... I h -. ................. ..
l'IOW All-CONOITION8
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UJMCHllOll IPICIALI
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La.We Jre ti=cer libationi, but poor
food .Sft'Vi.c• aall· pitty loNler ... for a ta-
totalinf '1J.35.
. Next stop .. '. • Bob· -..ms Bestawrant., .
Newport BMclt • • • t• Mar Ute, Mal aM
Mary Beth Duo.
Llstenable entetta.illlaeot following a
warm greeting by mualv Jim Willett ..•
but the cocktail conveyw ~takes your order,
forgets SfJ11t .and has to &O throu&h Qte ,o-
iire routine again.
CROWDS, CROWDS; CROWDS
' , You decide lo return to White Horse lnn
for the folk ::f emtrtainmefll there ••. aocl
can't evea a place to park. The lot is
jammed •.. the alley ~ Will is pac&ecL
DANCING
• Ill
THE 'LIDO LOUNGE
5 p.m. • 8 p.m .
BILL McCLURE DUO i~ ... . • • Now Appe•lmg
M•l-Jol' .,..IO
TH~ DORYMEN
FISH 'N CHIPS
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"LIGIND · OF nr DOIY .. N"
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llcl C'HAllOllllE COllO' a.a. ...... this weekMMI, ~ .... ''L..-:" .. n . "1'.Y. the INat ffah 'N Chi~ " th• Oraitt• C..1~
'TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY f!9!' t P.M. . pa1~., • RSM 'N CIWS $1.IO ." :1:
P ILMll · . . -• SH11W 'N Ctm'S $1 .-e .... t . . r:.. . tan In 1GW' .... -~ -arrtvaJ ....... -w la F , 1ttl W. •Ull ftlOllt l ...... .....,
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At Woody's Wh8rf, Newport Beach, yo11
don't even get out of the car .
Pulling into the WW lot, you see people
spilling out of the lront door, waiting to get
Jn.
You circle the area and drive to the
Black Knight, Costa· Mesa.
Would you believe 10,000 drinkers-diners
in this place. Tbey ID8lt bave driven all the
way from Pebble BNcb And Palm Springs
to pack the plac9 so IOlidly. Mentally you
try to estimate the value ol all the abiney
fenders on the glossy bbfties that must bave
been called into service' to transp0rt their
riders to this spot.
They are there, alri&bf. • . . but f1Dall.J
you f~ to t.be ~ and orckf His and Her'•
thirs (and frustra~ q~ers.
One good tlain& does eecur at tbe Black
l<oigbt.
You chat with CH-kr Babe Hodnick.
just back from a two-wJei vacation iJJ Ute
Islands .. : and )'OM start to OW* mayM·~
your Jot isn't that bad after all.
Centi"'*9 -.. P .. 10
ONE Of ORANGE COUNTY'S
TWO GREAT ft EST AU RANTS
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MAL & MAIY ' IETH DUO
TUESOA Y JHROU6H SATURDAY ..
• •
17' ~FASHION ISLAND
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NEWPORT CENTER
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Brl'WDN IUH'UJIS An lllOADWAY
. i . • Open: w~ 11~1
D1anens 1:0e-11:00 I
1aturda11 ,,,.,..,.. ll:eo.l:te
..... 1:11-12:00
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