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NEWPORT IEACH. CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MAY 27, '1961 TEN CENTS
Newport City B~dget Climbs Over $9. Million
By JEROME P. COWNS
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The aruiual cost of r o n D l n g
municipal government in Newport
Beach will top ·• million for the first time during the new fiscal year.
That's the big figure in Clty
Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt's pro-
posed 191M8 city budget
It calls for an 1Dcrease in the ~ty
tax rate of just a ahade under aeven
cents -.0898. U totmCilmell adopt the
budget as recommended, tbe·new levy
will be $1.243 for every $100 of usess·
ed valuation. It is now $1.175.
Tbe budget will be f o r m a 11 y
presented to councilmen to'JU.ght, ac·
cording to Hurlburt. Copies or the 324-
page docwnent -the number of pages
is also a record -ann't e.xpected to
be bound and deliverable unfilevery
late today, the city manager ex-
plalned.,
Councqmen will probably set a June
010 public be~ on the new budget.
'11ie • mllUoa ill' anUclpated es-
penditures ia about '150;000 abOve the
current year's ameoded budget. •
Hurlburt noted that capital tm-
..,ovemeat projects alone -mwtl,
library additions, sewers, 1 to r m
drains -account for a $ZIO,OOO In·
crease in costs over i.7 ... 'l'be total
capital improvement prosram In the
new year will Involve close to S2 million. . ,
The new budget also reflects ' a •150,cn> hike for ·additional personnel,
a $50.000 boost In city liability and
worlcera' -insurance fees, and '75,000
mo~ for MWD water.
Hurlburt pointed out that all or the 7.
cent \ax 1ncreue will be 1et ulde in a
apecla1 fund for aewer repaln and
nWntenance. "Wltboat the 1ewer ~pair Pl'Oll'IDl," he Aid, "ft would
lulve tbe aame basic tu: rate as 1987· 68 ..
Councilmen· can yet bold the new tax
rate down to the present $1.175 by
voting to charge a monthly sewer fee
against Newport bQmeowners. But the
suggestion by the city staff was coldly
received by the council one month ago,
and it la not ~ conaJdered likely
lawmakers will now change their
m.lnda. Tbe fee would have been $1.25
montlilJ. ·
City Finance Director George Pap.
pas told the DAILY PILOT t,hat pro.
perty taxes next year will pay for Just
over a third of all city govemment
costs. "Many other sources provide
the rest of the money," he said. "We
expect sates taxes, for instance to
bring In $1.3 million." '
Other sources of Income include
water rat.ea, llcepse fees and the city's
share of 1tate gas tax revenues.
-Be-ath bi~-k-Sought ,
There's plenty of l'OOID for all kinds of "beach nuts" mer-like weather which prevailed at Col'QD& del
at "Big Corona." Pamoramic view of weekend Mar City and State Beach Park -apd eiaewhere
activity reveals IOllle ... ~ tlte fun av.U."8 in llllD-• allnC Oranc• Coast -over tM .,...__.,. 'if':: •
3 Mi-ssouri Prints Due in Netf?port
Finferprints ot three Springfield,
Mo., murder suspect. were en route to
Newport Beach today to aee if they
can be linked to last week's bludgeon
slaying or a Corooa del Mar insurance analyst.
The analyst, 4.8-year-old bachelor
George F. Lyons, was found de&d in a
pool of blood Monday in his apartment
at 7201h Marigold Ave.
His white 1961 Thunderbird was
found abandoned a few days later in Springfield .
The Springfield suSpects were ar·
rested after a gun battle which kH!ed a
deputy sheriff in that city over the
weekend.
Meanwhile, in Newport Beach detec·
tives said they were prepared to
travel lo Springfield on a moment's
notice to intensify their investigation.
De!A!ctive Sergeant Ken Thompson
C~urt Uphofils
also said investigators have "done
quite a bit of checking'' at military
bases in Southern California.
"We're checking through the· lists of
all missing persons from the bases."
He said th~ "missing persons''
category includes personnel declared
d>sent without leave as well as others
missing from the bases.
ln addition to fingerprints of the
Springfield murder trio suspects·,
prints have been lifted from Lyons'
abandoned auto.
Thompson said the prints were being
sent to ~port Beach for comparison
with priills" recovered at the murder
scene. He said if was possible the in·
formation would be Ced through the
computer bank of the FBI in
Washington, D.C.
The FBI was called into the case
after the auto w&is found abandoned on
a large Springfield mot.el parking lot.
Two Atascadero
Escapees Loose
-Draft Card
Boy., 15, Drowns at Du~es Burning Law
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Two
criminally Insane escapeef from a
state hospital, both heavily armed,
were hunted todlf by polke in San
Francisco where tbe pair relealed the
last of four hostages after a wild 25()..
mile ride in stolen cars.
Svehla's station wagon. They tool\
along Svehla, whose chin bad been cut
slightly as a warning; the two stabbed
guards, Sgt. Dave Baro and Robin
Moore, and a nurse, Dorothy Warren,
40.
Tragedy Mars Heavy Weekend Along Newpori Sands
Autopsy results were expected today
in the apparent drowning death· Satur-
day of a 15-year-old Compt()n school
boy at the Newport Dunes.
'The death marred a weekend that
saw an estimated 135,000 people jam
the shores of Newport Beach.
The drowning victim was Identified
as Norman Watts. Police said be was
at the swimming spot with a teacher
and classma~s from Vanguard Junior
High School.
Friends said the boy, a non-swim·
mer, was lut seen entering the water
about 12 :15 p.m. Saturday.
Summer~s Early
Desert Air Boosts Coast Mercury
Blistering, dry desert winds ignited
the thennometera on the Orange
Coast today, sending the mercury into
the 80's, and fanning brush fires in
other parts of the Southland.
Coastal areas were cool in com-
parison to the 90-plus mercury
readings recorded further inland
where grass fires compounded the bot
weather problems. .
A brush fire blackened rnor~than 40
acres in Lopez Canyon near San
Fernando Sunday before being con·
tained. Winds up to 35 miles per hour
hampered firefighters baWing blazes
near Beaumont and Ebinore.
Tile Weather Bureau's o f f i c i a 1
explanation for the bot spell was a
"northwesterly now of ·dry air aloft."
After reaching the desert, the Oow
curved back northeast. bringing heat
to the Southern California area, the
bureau explained.
On the Orange Coast, this meant
temperatures in the SO's with similar
readings forecast for Tuesday. Low
clouds and fog also were forecast for
the nlgbt and morning bour1 in the
coastal area.
U.S. 'f roops Kill 250
In Two Fierce Battles
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An underwater iea:rda late Sunday
located his body at tbe bOtf.om of 12
feet o( water just north of the south
shore.
Other weekend lifeguard and rescue
operations were routine, according to
Lifeguard Capt. Bud Beishe.
Surfer Arrested
On Assault Rap
After Party Tiff
A well .known Harbor Area surfer
and native of Hawaii was arrested on
suspicion of assault and battery
following an altercation at a party ear·
ly Sunday.
Ilima B. Kalama, 25, of 2310 Santa
Ana Ave., Costa Mesa, was placed
uiile.-citizen's arrest by a man who
told p0Uce the burly bather struck him
in the tAce1 causing a bed cut.
other W'ltnesses to the lnddent at
1892 Whittler Ave., however, told in·
vestigator1 Kalama was trytng to keep
J esae R. Bsuett, of 24821 Los Ser·
rano1 Drtw, Laguna Nigue,, from
fighting with another man. .
One mu aald Kalama and another
psty-goer tatlier bad to step in and
separate Barnett and another man,
but the latter aald he bad left to avoid
a ponible fight and wu followed outside. .
Kalama, who wa1 competed in
various West Ooaat aurti.nt contests.
made no statements to arrestl.ng o{ •
fleer• about the lncid.t.
Trial on Tuesday
On Flag Charge
The Jury trial of ICCURd American
Flag ddUer Michael Joeepb Jackson,
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Th e
Supreme Court upheld today a 1965
federal law that made it a crime to
burn or otherwise destroy draft cards.
The 8-1 decision was given by Chief
Justice Earl Warren. Justice William
0. Douglas dlssentt!d.
"A law prohibiting destruction of
Selective Service certificates no more
abrldge1 free speech on it.4 face than. a
motor vehicle law prohibiting the
destruction of drivers' licenses. or a
tax law prohibiting the destruction of
books and records," Warren wrote.
The 1965 law. ao amendment tn
federal draft law. had been declared
unconatltutlonsl by the U.S. Circuit
Court tn Boston. That court held tnat
draft card burnings is a form of pro-
test protected by the F t r s t
Amendment's free speech guarantees.
The Supreme Court, through War·
ren, upset this holding' and J>ottomed
ita position on "the constitutional
power of Congress to raise and sup-
port armies and to make all laws
necessary and proper to that end."
Douglas, in dissent, said it ls "un-
doubtedly true" that Congress has
broad and sweeping powers over
SelecUve Service wben a state of war
bas been declared.
However, he went on, there is a
quesUon whether even the drafting of
men b permissible without a declara-
tion of war.
The decision was given In the case
of Davtd P. O'Brien of Framingham,
Mui. He was convicted of burning his
draft card on the steps of the South
Bolton Courthouse In March 1988. He
•11 sentenced· to six years in federal
youth correction institutions.
Two of the hostages were guards
who were stabbed Sunday during the
breakout by three inmates a t
Atascadero State Hospital, 225 miles
south of San Francisco. One guard"
was stabbed so deeply in his back that
the knife penetrated his lung.
One of the escapees, R o b e r t
Higuera, 30, of Downey, an insane
auto thief, was recaptured early today
west of Atascadero, at Pismo Beach,
where he ran into tb'e Pacific Ocean
surf trying to elude pursuing oHicers.
Shortly before. he had freed a
woman hospital employee. one or the
four seized hostages.
The other two escapees. Gerard
Gallant, 28, a Los Angeles rapist, and
George Quinlan, 25, sent to the
hospital after shooting a Los Angeles
polJceman, fled north in ano~ car
with Ule fourth hostage.
In San Francisco's Potrero District
early today the two ripped strips of
upholstery from the seat of the stolen
car and tied up the hostage, Frank
Svehla, 53, a psychiabic technician.
Then they stole another car and took
oU.
''When they tied me up, 'I figured
this was it," Svehla told police alter
breaking his hoods.
"I thought sure they were going to
shoot me or stab me."
But earlier his kldnapers had
assured him they would free him
somewhere in San Francisco. Both
Los Angeles men told him they felt it
wf>uld be easJer to hide in a big city.
Svehla said the flSCaped t r i o
originally planned to go to Los Angeles
after the breakout.
The three had only a pistol and a
bile when they stabbed the two
guards at the hospital and fled in
Los Alrunitos Teen Held
In $125,000 Narco Raid ··
Two men and a Los AlamJtos window, was captured by detectives
leenapr were jailed Sunday after J Lan and Do M 1 I411 Belch narcotlcs detectives raid-erry ce n urray aevera
ed "* downtown motel and selied blocks from the scene.
Sl._ -.orttt of marijuana Just tn PoUce aaJd 128 kilos of the hallu-
ll'Olll Mako. c1noge.nic weed were stacked three Olll ., U.-suspects don tlltough feet blgh alool one wall of the motel
a ..... 1torJ plate glass W'lndow room and bad apparently Just been
lntD a. llSreet, but was caught hiding broutbt in from Mexico.
under a Plfled car within ~ minutes, One of the men bad Mexican money de..., aald. in hll wallet and a map of Mexko
PNt tlolbennen from the narcotics with pencilled route lines waa found
detal lleld JCJm Travers. 11, of 11102 In the motel rooin, accordlllg to pollce.
Mllllln Drive, Los Alamltoc, and_ Wabon, who suffered only mlnor
J ... llattoa. 18, a Long Beach Ja: scratches on OM hand ln his escape
barW, la Che A1r Haven Motel room. leap, and hJ1 two companions art heJd
J-Wlltloa, 23, • Dini BMch on 1111Pkion of ponetSlon of marl·
drit I no 1taped throoP ~ Juana lor aa1e.
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Svehla said the trio got into an argu·
ment about going to Los Angeles,
changed tl1eir minds and swung north.
They made two forays in the
Atascadero area. •
At Avila Beach, they entered an
empty farmhouse , seized two rifles, a
Luger pistol and an automatic.
At a house in Los Osos, they holed
up Cor two hours Sunday night, held tta
occupants hostage, abandoned the two
guards, split up and fled in two more
stolen cars.
Higuera left in a car with the nurse.
Later he was captured at Pismo
Beach by police there who chased him
into the ocean and dragged him back.
Gallant and Quinlan headed north
for San Frandsco with Svehla in
another stolen car.
REGVLAR TRASH
PICKVP THVRSDAY
Trash will be collected Thursday.
Memorial Day, in all areu scheduled
for regular trash pickup, Jake
Mynderse. Newport Beach general
services director, announced today.
Mynderse said extra crews will
work the holiday. allowing the workers
to finish earlier than usual and spend
part or Memorial Day with the.ir
fami.Ues.
He said residents sho uld set out
trash as early as possible.
Orange 2~·· -'~· 4£
The forecast for tomorrow ca n
be summed up in one word-
hot. That's the story from
weatherman Jack Frazee who
looks for patchy fog and low
clouds preceding the SO.plus
mercury readings on the coast.
INSIDE TODAY
Bar~r ahop quartet sinoing
a.& lt..t but enchant& a packtd
hou,tt in H'mtington Btach °'
the Ntwport Harbor SPEBSQSA.
hosu Southland harmonuen.
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By JACK BROBACK
.... Delff' , .... Sf.it
tn 1965, one in 16 Oranl!e CounUaos
surrered heart attacks and 50 percent
or these died even though they IJvcd
to reach a hospital.
Today, deaths from heart d1~easr'i
have decUned more than 3:i 'percent
when compared to l~ fil(ure . In the
Orange County Medical Center where
death Crom heart problems was run-
ning over 55 percent. the figure today
is down to 11 percent.
These are the startling and hearten-
ing figures in an information memo
released by the Orange County Heart
A.uocJatJon.
· Bow did ·thjs ereat improvement la
heart patient care 1n the count, come
about?
ID AUIUlt of 1986 the Cardlo Vucu-
lar Training Center at the OCMC was'
launched by the medical center and ·
the Heart A ~sociation.
Those sponsoring the project real·
ized that during the preceding JO years
an array of highly sophisticated , ul!ra-
sensltive devices for saving heart vic-
tims had been developed. Bot few
physicians and \'irtually 110 nurses
were trained Jn U1eir .use.
Orange Count y did not have a medl-
ell ...... or a tra!Qilg center wMre
thll bowled,. couJd be obtaiMd. Tbe Cardlo VucuJar caw .. ._ ._..ti pr'O¥ide Ufluml ~ID
IDflum care and cardl8c C99 1Dr
tbe acutely m paUeDt.
All instruction has been donated
since 1965. More than 2,000 doctort,
nurses. laboratory and X"'l'•Y tech·
niclans have been taught monltoring
and care of the critically Ill.
TheJOC is not a single hospi~ in Or·
aoge County that bas not had medlcal
personnel trained at tbe center.
Training was provided free of charge
until the pu t year wben cla.,.. be-
came so large the association's grant
Al Y l'I
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coUld Mt cover ~ for =ulp-~ ... ,.,, ad ollm w1a1MJ. 1'cMlll1 a llllaD fee It cbarged, .,
per eo.te.
Helrt assoclatioa officiall point oat
that Wblle this traln.illg course would
never have been possible without the
cooperation a.od community concern of
the asaoclaUon and the medlcal cen·
ter. there are 10me people who have
given more than their share to insure
its great success.
"One of these iJ its director. Dr.
Ftederlck P. Sa&tler;" the usocl.ajlon
aaid. "He bu contribUted over 3,000
hours." Dr. Sattler recently wu hon-
ored with an Orange County Press
Club Readliwa Award u the "Bu-
•H'lldla ti tlll Y .....
Dr. Satlllr, ID tarn, attrtballl a ma-
jor portion el the program's 111CCe1s
to his "rjgb& m'll\," supervillJll nne
Donna Zschoche.
Mrs. Zachoche supervllea the inten-
sive CJre, coronary and shock units
at the me41cafenter. Her "lelture
time" alnce 1915 nu been 1pent in
teaching at the Cardiac Vascular Cen-
~. She has given more than 3,000
hours:
Mrs. Zlcbocbe recenU, returned
from a vlalt to U bolpit.als bl the w"t.
b waa "abocbd" at mOlt to fJad a
lack of equipment and traiD.l.ng.
"la moat ~ I vtalted, Durtu ._. • .... w 111~ --nt tot
wttlloat ·~ lldla ..... Jll'lllDt .. she rela ~ "In Orange County,
thanb to tlal enlightenment ot OWT
doctors, three-fourtlls of the nurift are
trained to, and do give emergency
care.
"Our nunea have a 1enae of respon.
aibillty tliat I fOUDd tragicaUy lacking
in many other placea," Mrs. 1Achoche
emphaaized. "Here we do DQt accept
st.atiatks that say a certain percent.ace
of peUen• ml.lit die.''
'nw bud nur1e said that tqulpment
1t OOIC wu eq,al to:or better than
any Jn the natJon.
(;ene,_JtFK Trying Harder
But Hubert Numb.er One . '
From Wire Services
With both aenaton Robert F. Ken·
nedy a.od Eugene J. McCarthy trying
harder in the final day of their Oregon
campaigns, the third Democratic can.
dldate, Vic. President Hubert H.
Humphrey, learned tod:ry that be'•
cWTeotly No. 1 with the convention
delegates. '
Newsweek magazine said. Humphrey
almost bu ~up 1.bie tneideattal
nomination and needs only 32~ more
convention votes.
The magazine's count of deleaates
showed Humphrey wttb 290 10lid
votes, and •'12 leumg hia way, for a
~otal ol l,~. It ta)es ·t,312 to win.
Newneek said Sen. Robert F. Ken-
nedy bad 713'12 votes Jenna toward
him, a IOll of "° lince Humphrey
entered tbe r.ace.
Iowa. Kennedy forces captured 25,
Humphrey 9~ and McCarthy S, wit.'l
8~ publid)' uncommitted.
On Sunday, Mce.rthy and Kennedy
almOlt met face-to-face u they cam-
paigned in Portland. The New York
senator's motorcade sped away from
a perk jmt u McCarth,y'1 arrived
there. .
As the campaigns neared their end,
both the Keonedy and McCarthy
campc were predicting a clole vote
Tuuday
Kennedy says a win in Oregon is
essential for him to remain a "viable"
candidate for tbe D e m o c r a t i c
_presidenUal nomination.
* * '* * * * Sorensen Seeks Kennedy
Sentiment on Lido Isle .
Ted Sorensen, major architect of
one Kenned)' prea1den11al campaign,
mined for aupport for another Ken·
nedy Sunday ln, of all placea,. L l d o
bit.
on California's primary one week lat·
er.
of the third annual Orange Coast· College RodflO. COLLEGE COWBOY -Luke Naegle of Ha rtnell
College lunges towa rd call in the ca1I roping event ____ :..._,;;_ ____________________________________ ~~~~~
Another 280 votes were luninl to
Sen. Eugene J . Mccarthy, the
magazine said. Former Gov. George
Wallace of Alabama bad 21~ vote•
and the remaining 3'l7~ were UD•
committed, it said.
All three Democratic candidate•
picked up new convention delepte
support during the weekend, Sen. Ken·
nedy leadlng the way with 32.
Sorensen told a patio gatherin1 of
about UO peraon1 that the California
vote In the June 4 primary w1U have
weight far beyond the st.ate'• dele-
gation to the ·Democratic convention.
He said tbla was an opportunity for
the at.ate's Democrats to impress five
key noncomrb.ltted states -especially
Illinolt and lta Democratic leader,
Mayor Richard Daley.
"Sen. Kennedy's vote out here is
going to have to be big enough to con·
vince them he's the one who can win
in the fill," Soreuen said. College Colvboy~
Ride Roughshod
At Orange Coast
By PAMELA POWELL
01 Ille QellY '11el Slett
Into the Harbor area's placid mod•·
of surf and sand recreation entered
the world's toughest and dustiest of all
sports over the weekend.
Cowboys and cowgirls from 16 col·
leges and uniVersities competed for
$4,000 In prize money at the third an-
nual Orange Coast College rodeo. The
host school did not compete'.
It's not often that residents of the
area get a chance to stand almost face
ot face with brahma bulls. wild steers
and timid goats. Hundreds of children
who witnessed the two davs of western
events gazed In deli~ht as each
cowboy sklllrully roped his calf or
wrestled his steer or splattered to the
ground from his bucking bronco or
bull.
To those young eyes. the bulls are
each 10 feet tall and weigh al least 10
tons. To the cowboy. the feeling is not
much different.
The sixteen colleges. lncludinit thrc<'
from Arizona and the University of
Nevada and many from Northern
CallfornJa. competed in the toughest
events of the circuit. Animals obtained
from the Far Western Rodeo Co.
leaped fences and barriers. provin~
their meaness and agility.
Capturing top hooors. Cal Poly San
Lui.a Obispo., will now compete in the
national collegiate e v e n t s In
Sacramento in July. Fairing well,
Arizona Stau University. Pierce Col·
lege, Hartnell College and Cal Poly
Pomona took top and runner·up posi-
tions in various events.
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Trucker Drugged, Rolled
At Costa Mesa Tavern
As Kennedy '9lld Sen. McCarthy
rounded out their campaigns for tbe
Tuesday Oregon primary, state party
convenllona in Iow;i and Vermont set-
tled delegate commitment.s for the na-
tional convention in August.
While Kennedy outscored both op-
ponents numedc.ally, bis baclers were
dlsappolnted with results In Vermont,
wbere l,O of the 22 delegates went to
Humphrey, seven to the New Yorker
and Uve to McCarthy.
A groggy Nebraska truck driver
who went out for a night on the t-0wn
in Costa Mesa told po!.lce he had been
slipped a "Mickey Finn" and rolled
for S650. alter waking up dumped In a
hamburger shop parking lot Saturday.
Harry E. Robinson of Lincoln. Neb ..
told Off)(:er Christopher Bell that he
realized something was wrong after
tasting hJs third gin and tonic at the
Royal Crest, 1700 Placentia Ave., late
Friday.
Robinson said he became dizzy and
Estancia Rules
At Fout· Schools
In Senior Prank
Estancia Rule$!
Al least Ulllt's wht'l the red flags
raise over all four of the Harbor Area
schools -except Costa Mesa's Estan-
cia High School -proclaimed this
morning In big white letters.
went outside for some fresh air, but
fell 'ag-alnst the building and woke up •
at sunrise Saturday Jn a Harbor
Boulevard hamburger takeout' shop
parking lot.
The victim tofd police he \\andered
around for several hours until be
found his truck. parked at 'JJ1l.7 Placen·
tia Ave., and crawled into the cab and
slept until night.
Police said Robinsgn told them be
met a man In a tavern. where they
became acquainted, then went to din-
ner and on later to the cocktail lounge
where he was stricken.
Robi nson, according to police. could
remember noting of his night except
talking with two friendly women at the
bat:, riding somewhere and seeing a
neon motel sign.
With 11 dele~te votes at stake in
Indian Nations
Grow in Size
Two nations of au. 682, 663 little ln·
dfans •.. camped out at Sllverlakes
Campground near Norco recently. And
then there were four -nations that ia.
~e Orange Coast YMCA's Y-lndian
Gwdes program grew ao big that two
more nations had to be added to the
pair exJstlng under the Thundercloud
FederaUon.
Chiefs elected at the Thundercloud
Tl)ey listed the case as a grand theft
and kidnap. noting ttlat Robfmon was
unbanned during the abduction.
Realtors Opp<>se
Bed Tax Boost
• 'Federation aoiree include L a r r y
Ragle, Mua Nation: Sam Cordeiro,
Kachuma Nation; Fred Woodworth,
Serrano Nation; and Carl Mullen, Cor-
Newport Beach reallon today by
letter voiced l>ppos.ition to a proposed
increue in the city's mo&el and hotel
bed tax.
"na Nation. Tbey 'frill meet each month with
Federation ChJef William A. Dosta. to Plan activlUea of the Y-lodlan Guides,
a father-son organization.
Nearly 700 Y • Indian G u l d e s
parttcipated ln the Tbunderclood cam·
pout, according to Jerry Sanders, YM·
CA Community program director.
And he ur1ed thoee Eugene McCar·
·thy aupporten in tbe audience to
abandon what he termed a losing
cause and swing their support to Rob-
ert F. Kennedy.
"McCarthy," he said, "doesn't have
a chance of becoming president of the
United States." Those who find admir·
able characteristics in tbe Minnesota
senator will flnd them as well in the
senator from New York, Sorensen
suggested.
Kennedy will be in California devot·
Ing full ener~.ies to a victory in next
Tuesday's prunary, Sorensen s al d.
As soon u Oregon•a primary is
over tomorrow, the entire Kennedy
organization will focus its atttntion
Lyle Shultz
Funeral Held
Services for Lyle Edward Shultz of
Newport Beach, victim of an auto ac-
cident on the San Diego Freeway
Thursday, w.ae bold Saturday at Baltz
Mortuary <llapel, Corona del Mar.
Mr. Shultz, 58, a resident of Orange
County for four years, was assistant
sales manager for Uniroyal Rubber
Co. He Ud been ia the Industry for 30
years.
Survivors include his wife, Madeleon
of the home, .a21S Aurelia, Newport
Beach; two aom, Bruce of Hawaii and
Randall W. of Newport Beach ; two
sisters, Evelyn G u s t a v s o n of
Sebastopol, Calif., and R a m o n a
Rubenllt of Fortuna, Calif.; two
brotben, Cliff and Harvey ci Santa
Rosa.
Sorenaen Hid ~e gave up a lucra·
tive law practice to re-4!nter politics
and work in Kennedy's Washington
headquarters. He made aeverai allu·
sions to his former boss, President
John F. Kennedy, but carefully re·
strained himself from drawing a n y
direct para.Bell between the two
brothers ..
He was spetial administrative as·
sistant to John F. Kennedy and gen·
erally is credited with being one of
the major influences on tbM aid.minis·
tration.
He spoke at ari informal gathering
in his honor at the Lido home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Rosener.
On other issues, Soren.sen said:
- A vote for Hubert Humphrey Is.
in effect, a vote for continuation of
Lyndon Johnson philoaophies.
-Democrats have a choice on what
kind of party they want -one that
respecu Individuals or one that "rocks
along with a depressive attitude tow·
ard young people and minorities."
-He bad originally advised S e n.
Kennedy to stay out of the New Hamp-
shire primary because he feared it
would look Ute "a ruthless power
play by the Kennedy tam.Uy."
Sorensen also had a handful of
quips.
He aurveyed the Lido Isle setting
and called it "my kind of Democratic party."
He alJo said aootber presidential
candidate, "Romney wanted to nm
in the worst possible way. He did."
"I gue5$ the seniors are ju.st having
some fun," Estancia Principal Floyd
G. Harryman told tbe DAILY PILOT.
But the fun was over when the
lowered fla gs gave way to tangled
lines, ma king it impossible to raise the
American flag.
The prot.est, however, isn't expected
to persuade city councilmen to reject
the. recommended bike.
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Newport Harbor HJgh School's In-
vader flag still waved this morning, as
school officials tried to figure out a way lo get it down.
HARBOR HtGH INVAOIR
" !1t•ncl• Pll•t P'llet Hlth
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Municipal lawmakers tonight are
slated to consider boosting the levy
from 4 to 5 perc:tnt o( room rates.
They also will cooPler extending the
time during whicli the tu applies to
tenants from 15 days to 30 days.
The ~ase will affect some 1,800
lnkeepen, including ownen of short•
term apartmeat rentala. The city
hopes to guerate at lt< ~.<XXJ in additional revenue from the tax boost
That lJ equivalent to what ls raised
by two cmt'.s on the propea ty tax rate.
OCC Grad Named
Mrs. C.OJif ornia
Fonner Orange Coast C o 11 e g e
horoecomlng QUftll Ttrry Nan Reich C»lt, e graduate of Newport Harbor
}ligb Schlol, WU •elected Mn.
California Saturday and will go on to
compete for the netional title in Aupat in MlnneapoU., Minn.
Mrs. Cole, 1957-68 OCC bom~ming
q&leeD who play«! the lead in lJle col• lete pnMtuction "L'll Abner" llld ...
New,iort Harbor High School'• cbolcl
to perform on the Harry Babbitt
television lbow, received the title iD
Coatwd after c:ompe.t.ition in VoiviJIC
cookinJ. modeling. •.wearance, poill
and a pnpered ~h ta
Calllornla.
Adive iD cMc IDCl cburd\ «tivttlel
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11 tM .mottJtr d two 11r11. ace ~ and Ovt.
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the weekend on Orange County's
crowded streets and highways.
The dead:
--James WhU.ehead. !I. of Santa
Ana.
-CaJldJee Roblasoa, 18, or Orangf'.
-Alex B. Valezuela, rJ/ ol Los
Angeles.
-VMan Valdet: .. 11. or Los Angele~.
W h l t e h e a d was k i 11 e d in
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Coun ty Traffic
04!ath TeU
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Westminster Saturday by a hit run
drivf'r . Police arrested 4 suspect :io
minutes later in Garden Grove.
Police said the victim was walkini:
on Bolsa A venue near Bushard Streel
on Bolsa Avenue near Bushard Stree1
~"'hen be was struck by an auto.
Garden Grove officers a r r e s t e d
Richard Bissell, 23, of Garden Grove.
Uie alleged driver of the death car, a~
he pulled up in front of -bis home.
Police alleged his car answered thr
'es<'Tiption ol dle one involved and
·ore evidence of ltle accident.
Valezuela and Miss Valdez w"°' kill-
•d in a headon crash Saturday night
.on Pacific' Coai>t Highway at Bolsa
Chica State Bead! in Huti~ton
Be-ach.
Sun Shines on Poor People
After rainy Friday and soggy Saturday. campers in Resurrection
City. in shadow of Washington Monument in Washi ngton. D.C' .. wel·
come sunshine Sunday and today that began drying out their ply·
wood and canvas city as they prepared for week of demonstrations.
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New Education Decathlon
Planned by County Group !
An Orange County "decathlon or
education." which Its sponsors hope
will ach.ieve some of the luster of the
decathlon in track and field. was an·
nounced this morning. The project i's
the first of its kind in the United
·states. it is believed.
Sponsoring organization is t h e
recently formed Orange C o u n. t y
Academic D e c a t h I o n Association
COCAD ) ~mposed of representatives
of the top uti lity. industrial and
recreation organizations in the area.
Purpose is to eneourage studeots to
strive for recognition acad~rnically a~
d,o their counterparts in athletics. and
lo provide a medium and funds to
achieve the goal. ,,
The program was su~~ested by Dr.
Robert Peterson . county superin·
tendent of schools. who had seen a
similar but limited project in Louisan-
na.
Orricers of OCAD are Jack Bushard.
Pacific Telephone Division Managf'r
for Oran~e and Rivrrside counties.
prf'sident : Dr. F.arl Steele. o f
Aulonetict<. vice president and Thomas
McCormick, a civil engineer with the
. county T>epartment or Building and
Safety, secretary-treasurer.
"We would like to see academic
achievers looked to as such. i;ather
than just someone keeping the grade
point up." said Dr. Steele.
"We hope to encourage students to
achieve honors in their studies but
also to become a well rounded stu·
dent." Dr. Steele added.
The association hopes that at least
:100 student!\ from 30 hi~h schools. both
public and private. will enter the
decathlon e<1mpetition next fall. The
final day or competition in the 10-event
program wiU be held on Nov. 29, the
day following Thanksgiving.
A trial run was held May 18, to test
th e project. Forty students from four
county high schools participated -
Fountain Valley, Westmin s ter.
Pacifica (Garden Grove) and Villa
Park. "We hope to prove that the pro·
gram could be canied"through in one
day of competition," Or. Peterson
said. .
'The winners in the lf'!\I program will
be honored al a luncheon Friday in the
Saddleback Inn, Santa Ana.
Harriman Claims Hanoi
.Sent 200,000 Men South I
PARIS <AP l -.S. Amba'isador W.
Averell Hamman charged today !!lat
Nor1h Vietnam has sent more than
Ne., q.en
200.000 troops to fight in South Vjet-
nam in the last four years and most of
these have "become cgsuaJties of the
combet or fallen prey to disease or
other mishaps.''
Harriman m~de thi~ as.~ertion in
pressing Ambassador Xuan Thuy to
admjt that Northern troops have been ,
!lgbtlng in the South, a contention
which North Vietnam has impUcity
denied. • '
A U.S. spokesman &aid later that ,
Thuy seemed to come cltMe V>
acknowledging that Northern troops
an in the South. Thuy declared that
once the United States hid attacked
Vietnam "•ny Vietnamese had the
right to Cigbt and to do that on any
part of the territory of his deaT coun·
try."
This is virtually the same language
as Thuy has t&9ed before but the U.S.
ajde was int.ere.ted now in his em·
phlsis on "any Vietnamese" havinll
the right to fight "oa any part of the territory .• '
The Un'1ed SI.ates had long CNI·
tended that ttle Norlhf'Tn hulld ur in
thcJ)outh beian In late 19'4. Harriman '
aaid "wt>U over 200.000 North Vif'I·
nameee have been djspatched lnCo the
Sou1tl since autumn 1964."
The U.S. g<>vernment e9t.im&te!I. hf'
continued. ttlat as ol lMt mOllCh there
were ''well over 70.000" of . the
Northerners In their own army tJrritJ
i11 the South Mid "well owr ?·OOO''
otben In Viet Coo< units.
' I '"' DA.IL Y PILOT 3
France Settles. Strikes
Red-doniinated Unio11s R e fuse to Quit
PARJS CUPtl -Ftanct today an -
nonncf'd a rtvolutionary nf'w waire"
and hours dE>al \ to eod paralyzing
~trikes by 10 million workers. But
somt Communist-dominated unions
. vowed to strike on until the govern·
ment is overthrown. and police report·
ed an extremist plot to use bloodshed
to block peace.
Thousands of students. disgruntled
ill what they called a labor sellout lo
thP MOuent manufacturing cla!ls,
tnllrd mass protests toni ght. Thr in·
lrnor ministry said extrf'misli; h;icl
~•ockplled wPaponi; io turn thf' prote1;ts
intn bloody riots ..
An announcement by the intf'rior
ministry. which controls policr. warn·
tel lhar "the government has takf'n
the necessary measures to make sure
that law will prevail." Some CommUv
mst leaders who first endorsed the
strike settlement appeared to be wa·
vering but said student demonstra·
tors were being egged on by the U.S.
Central Intelligence Agency.
HIGHER WAGES
The reported strike settlement gives
workers higher wages, shorter hours,
S?reatrr fringe hf'neflt~ including im·
prnvrd 11ocial srcurity. and a voice in
running business. T~e Communists
who had lecl moi;t of the 10 million
strikes announced, "our claimi; have
~
betn satisfied to 11 lArllt' ·PXlent."
Thf' strike agreement with ils un-
precedented concess!C?n~ to worktr~
ran into trouble at stltl placrs as thr
sprawlinJ: government-run Renault
;iutomobile factory in the suburbs.
Workers ran up the red flag and said
they would conUnue the strike until
De Gaulle Is gone. There were similar
statements Crom the Lyons rhodi acete
textile plants and the Marseilles S11d-
A \'iation aircraft factories.
Frenoh worker11 who vE>nl11rPcl rorth
GRIM l' Gll f~CH
NEE DS rou
Grimy Guieb needs you . especially if
you surfer from the not-so-rare
disuse known as Tumbleweedmania.
Best cure in the world is to be-::ome
an honorary citizen ol the town where
it all began. '
For a clue to jusr wha t it's all about.
amble OI\ back to the comic~ paJ.lr to·
day and take a close. look at !hr
TumblPwet'cls cartoo n ~trip. You'll hr
sorry i£ you dnn't and. ir you'rf' A
reizular ran of the offbeat strip. you 'll
be even sorrier.
today found nolhini had rhanged .
Public transport was still not run·
ning and it took hours 10 get any•
wherr . eit her by hitchhiking ot driving
with dwindling gasoline supplirs.
Highways were choked with (lthrr
cars trying to reach thr heart of the
city.
Electrical workeri; staged ·nuisant·e
·-strikes which sent the power supply
flickering on and off . They arf' ML
coverf'd by t t11?rrrmcnts with pri•
valP inc111st
Rain sw lhP ~trrPI~ anc1 i.Mkrtf
thl' uncnl ctrcl earbaj!P heap~ ancl th11
refusp 11rrd from can~ ;mcl papf'f
hal!S in 0 !hp palhli Of prdrstnans and
cars
Clu~tcrs nf office workers made lhP
hard trip into the city only !o rind
their offices closed.
Some banks reopened but reservrs
t>f cash had not been replenished and
hundreds of.persons were turned back
dis~ppointed. still unable to cash a
c~. The interior ministry announced
the discovery of the extremist con·
spiracy shortly after Premier Geor11e~
Pompidou. management and. labor
11ninn leaders approved the str1kf' SPl•
tlement. The government dld not idrn·
tify the extremists but both Pompidou
and De Gaulle had warned of th e
threats of civil war.
from 7 p.rn.
10 s:3o P· in.
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• Susan Nail, 19, wearing crown
and sitting on her thr<¥1e for
ftnl time after her selection
Thursday nlght a~ new Miss
SeaJ Beach, won the UUe ln
compeUUoni with four other
"Even more are on the •'Y." J111r·
)1m1r1 aakt. "Jn rtti!nt Months the to·
tal North Vletn&meae ~ h11 1n·
cru!led to approximately 7n Pf!? cent
nt North V1f'lnamf' c and Vif't Con~
combat forces, llnd 11how6signs of
<"ootmulnc lo 1ncreaa. raTher U\an
~e.''
COST A MESA, 16tta ancl NEWPORT IOULIYAID
GAltOEN OROVI-12372 GARDIN GltOVI IL VO. ~
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,..contesl11nts in evcnl sponsor·
ed by Seal Beach Chamber of
Commerce.
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San Francisco streetcar operat-
o-r Lloyd OslMtrn didn't get his us·
ual rest period at the East Bay
Terminal before starting his run
to the beach, but he won't make
an issue of it. Osborn used the
lime to help deUver a baby born
to one of bis. passengers. O.sborn
Is re~rted quite proud. while
Mrs. -fW Powell and her new
son are reported in "fine condi·
tion" at M i s s i o n Emergency
Hospital.
Marv Eltn Looe;or, of Spokane,
Wcuh. ii 1houm in M1' W~'s
Army' Corp1 ufli/OT1Jt,. Sht joiMd
tht ROTC cadets Stmday in rtctiv-
ing 1ltr commis.rion to stcond litu.
ttnant. Anny Uft is a /amil11 tra,
dition with tht !A>wjoys. • Here are a couple ·or items for
oddsmakers to ponder:
Two brothers, P•trick and John
H~yff, of payton, Ohio, have
wives named M•ry. Both Marys
are 'I:/ years old and both have
birthdays Sept. 12. Both women
went to Kettering Memorial Ho&-
pital this week and gave birth t-0
baby girls within one half hour
o( each other. Both women were
attended by the same doctor. The
babies are named Ti• Lynn and
Terry Lynn. • Ted Bl•ir and Jim Hunter, of
Pittsburgh, Pa., attended t b e
same college at the same time,
and both majored in political sci-
ence. They joined the Pennsyl-
vania National Guard together
and were commissioned second
lieutenants together. When their
group was called to active duty
this month, Blair and Hunter were
there together. Then last week,
their wiv~s gave birth to their
first babies at Magee Women's
Hospital. Both infants weighed
identically the same ... 6 pounds.
5 ounces . . . and the mothers are
sharing the same room.
Lung Patient Ailing?
EDINBURGH. Scotland (UPI) -
Pby.s:idmls sa;d Sunday breattring pro-
blems rave "cause for concern" aboul
the condition of Alex Smith, 15, the
world's fourth lung traoaplant patient.
who received a lung from a 15-year-
old girl who died of an overdose of
drugs.
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Equal Time
Bill Could
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Set Debate
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A bill cl~ the way for another round of poll · "sreat debates" waa e.«·
pected to move forward today as the
Se~ Commerce Committee met to
vote on SU1pending the so-call~ equal
time rule for radio and television.
The committee was expected to ap-
prove the suspension of the Federal
Communicetions Commissfon CFCC)
~ual time clause which says broad·
casters must give al l pn!SidentiaJ can-
didates the same amou nt ol air time.
If the proposal is approved by
Congress, the way would be open Cor a
plan by the three major television
networks to hold a series ol programs
featuring the Democratic a n d
Republican presidential n o m i n e e s
along witb former Alabama Gov.
~ge C. Wallace, running on a third
party ticltet.
The propol8.l, made privately to the
c<>mmittee last week by the beads of
the National Broadcasting Co. (NBC),
Columbia Broadcutlng System (CBSI
and the A.meric*1 Broedcuting Co.
I ABC) hinged on the outcome of the
commerce committee vote.
Man Fae~ Trial
In Poisoning
Death of Child·
KIDNAP VICTIM?
M.rtin D. Jemen
Police Qu~~
I
Hunt for Boy,
Fear Kidnap .
LYNWOOD, Calli. <UPI) -Police
have called off .earch operationa for
:>-year-old Martin .o. Jensen, who
disappeared from in front of his home last "thursday.
Investigators now believe the boy
was abducted.
• 'Aa little as we know about bow the
boy disappeared, I don't tee how we
could assume anything," Police Lt.
Jim Burns said Sunday. "But it loob
lite the boy bas been abducted and
nobody saw him abducted.''
••I wilh r Could be more aptinUtlc,
but I can't." be aaid.
Volunleen, sheriff's depatia ud FORT MYERS. Fiii. (UPI) -A police searcbed Lynwood a ad
rormer fruit picker goes on trial today neighboring South Gate and Compton
for first degree murder in the poison before the March wa. called olf letur· death ol hil a.year-old stepdaughter. da
one of seven children wbo died after fbe boy disappeared 'nnarlday
eating a poisoned meal. afternoon. He asked his mother for
• Jame.s Richard.eon, 33, was indicted permission to ride his tricycle, she
by a Hillsborou&b Coooty grand jury told police. When lbe called for bim 15
in December in connection with the minutes later, be was gane.
October deaths of the seven brothers "It's bard to understand," Burm
and sisters wbo ate a lunch left for said. "It's a densely populated street,
them containioJ the deadly in-traffic was coming from all dirediom,
sect.icide, parathion. A but not a soul" reported leeiD& the
Circuit Court Judge John J. Junice boy. ·
of Sarasota wu presiding. His mother, Mrs. Martin JeDleft Sr.,
1be trial wu moved to Hillsboro.ugh sllld the blue-eyed. 4-foot tall child waa
County in the wake of widespread dressed in a blue plaid shirt and ll'•Y
pQblicity surrounding the cue in corduroy trouaers when be disap-
DeSoto County. where the deaths oc-peared.
curred. -
Richardson's wife, Annie May, also
wu arrested in comectlon with the
deaths and cb .. fed with child neglect.
1'le two were a w a y from their
Aroadia apartment working in the
fields when the deaths occtnTed .
Earnell Washington, wbo testified 9'.
a March 25 bearing that the defend~t1 while they were cellmates, admima
leaving poisoned fOod Jn the apart·
ment, was killed in a ebooting at an
Arcadia bar last month.
Chicago Girl
Brutally Slain '
MADISON, Wis. (UPI) -An 11-
year-old freshman coed tom Chicago
was stabbed to death la "one of the
most brutal murders" eter reported
tn Dane County, autbcsltles said to-
day.
Sheriff's police .... l9e body of
Christine &tbschUcl. d ...... of Mr.
and Mrs. Emaauel RotbleMJd of Chi·
cago. was found by a male student in
a clump of bu.shes outalde a Univeni·
ty of Wisconsin cluaromn bui1d.ing
Sunday night Mill RotbacbOd h a d
been dead fOl' aome time, they said.
The girl bad .,._ "8llbed repeated·
ly. autborttill said, dtleribing it as
''one of tie molt brutal murders''
they bad ever 1een. Tbey laid tbe
body W81 fUlly clothed and there WU
no indication of a tuua1 uaault.
Brazilian Cowboy
Givell New Heart;
Con4ita.n c;wa.·
SAO PAULO, Brazil (UPl)-A bearl
taten from a unidentlftld accident
victim apt the "M.ldnight tea" of
death MdeJ from tbe bedside of a
YOUDC aowboJ frem Brad's wild Ma·
to Gr..., state. Joeo Ferrelra Da Cunha be.came the
workl'a 17-IDd Latin America's flrat
beert U..plaat patient &mday. The
stocky ~,._-old c:owbaDd. apparent·
ly doomed by a tropical ctilease that
bad attacbd bia -.rt, received the ~ of a younc man who had been nm dowa by a car on the outakirta ot
Ulil bis tnduatrial city.
1111 aior carried no illlatifiation.
Ria .., po1ses1ioo,... a pd ff de· ..... ' Doctora Mild Ferreira 'Da OIDIMrwu
"totally Jadd and compllWy con·
scious" llfte-completiGD of tht ~
hours of surgery. They said he talked
so mucti they bad to tell kim tt be
quiel
ln Richmond, Va., doct«a nported
today that the world's lltb trmaplant
recipient, who receiftd • .. beart
Saturday, ..... • satti(>!c '=dl-tioo. HQIJlbl .utborilill ~ to
identify ldm ... there .... reports
be la J0181* G. IDeU, M, al Orange,
Va.
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HOU&'TON (UPI) -Juat u tie mill·
isttt 1m.ed .,What God bath jcUed
together, let eo ... put asunder." a
wom• lieaped te her feet ttmn tbe
front pew ... fired ... tht wedding
P.411Y. She WU dw'lld SmldaJ with
fa~ sbootlDI of btr n-lubud's
best man.
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nou.nced dead Oil anival at SL Eliza.
beth's Hoipital.
Tbe Rev. Mr. Stewart IDdic•flld the
bridal couple feared the ,room•a for·
mer wile miPt not 8CCePl. hla NllW'·
ria--acetully. Ji; ~ the bride ... P'OOlll bad
made arraopmeats with bhn blfore
the ceremoay to omit the traditioaa.l ~ueatlOD alked fl .thole JtavfDI objec..
tions to the 1UrTJqe. When the sbootln& start.ed, the bri·
dal couple, the m1nilter and the atten·
dant.s dived for eottr. Only the best
man, Lester Aftdenon, 22, was hit. He
WU pronounced dead Saturday night
of a bullet wound in the neck.
Jury to Decide Fate Today
Police charged a woman. James
EU.. Usbet. 29, with the s_tlooting. SM
was idefltilied aa the former wife of
the bridegroom·. Edward L. ·Usher, ?JI.
While casting asundeT the wedd.tng
party. the s~g came too late in
the ceremony to prevtnt the weddJng
from being an accomplished fact.
Usher and the former I..orena Mae
Anderson, a>. today ar~ man and wife.
said the minister, the Rev. Clarence Stewart.
Of Mont, Accused ·Killer
Witnesses among the :llO penoot at-
tiendl.ng the wedding at Houston's
Christ Temple of Apo1toUc FaJth laid
U1ber's former wife picked a front·
NEW YORK (UPI) -A jury today
decides tbe fate ol ahaJJ9ly, red-haired
Mn. Alice Crimmlu, charled with
strangling her four-yeu~ld ct.upqr.
Mn. Crimmins, a, • an attractive
former cocktall waltreaa la ..:caled ol
kilUnc her ct.ucbter. Alice Marie,
whole body w• loaDd a n boars mt.er her mother reported her missing
on July 14, 1915. ·
H• other child. Edmund Jr .• 5, was
found dead several days later. The
Calllt of bis death could not be
deUrmined, and oo c:bll'tes were fil.
ed.
Mn. Crtmmina bas maintained that
tbl chlldren were abducted from their
bedroom of her Kew Gm-dens apart·
meet.
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ThalidOmide· -Resurrection City
Tria
ALSDOllP', G e r m u1 y
CUPl) -A croup of *'-1 company executives weal oa
trial in · • rented coal miners 'dance bllll todey on
chartea t b e y committed
criminal neeHcence i n
m • r t e t 1 n g the drug
tbalidomide:
The tnal ol el&ht
employes ol 1he W e s t
G e r nr a n pharmaceutical
Solon Hits
'Detention'
<:enter Idea
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Rep. George E. Brown Jr.
condemned S u n d a y a
recommendation that deten·
tion centers be used in the
event of a full-SCAle guer·
rilla uprising in the· United
States.
The California Democrat
called it "ati ill-conceived
Idea" with roots in the
Opens eturns to
fiJm of Chemie GruenenUlal
opened what was expected
to be a decade-tong legal
battle lo dec ide
r u p o n sibility for ltle
deforming of thousands of
cltidreJI.
WASHINGTON (AP) -A)
weekend ol baklng hot sun
fried mud ·swamped Resur·
rectiori City almost back to
normal Sunday, as the Poor
People's Campaign leader Depeod.ing on results or announced stepped-up dem·
the criminal trial, whk h is SOVIET IOMIER -A Russian reconnaissance bomber, identified as a TU16 onstrations ror t~ coming
expected to last two years, Badger (above) made a low pass over the U.S. aircraft carrier Essex in the week. ·
are millions ol dollar11 in · Norwegian Sea Saturday and crashed in Oam~s moments later. American •· ... we hope to mo~ full
civil damage suks filed by rescuen recovered parts of three bodies from the water but found no surviv-swing into nonviolent activl·
parents · ol de r or med ors. The plane normaUy carries a crew of seven. ties ," The Rev. Ralph David
children. About 5 , 0 0 0 Abernathy said. •
children W«e born in Wesl "Now civil disobedience.
&0lving our problems:·
Abernathy was interview-
ed Sunday on ABC's televl·
sion-rad.io program "Issues
and Answers."
Resurrection City resi·
dents held a morning wor·
ship servit'e Sunday in a
pink canvas tent that serves
as an entertainment center.
Many people set palls and
dishpans outside their front
doors to wash clothes o{ the
red mud th at coated nearly
everyone by lhe end of lhe
w e e k, a n d clotheslines
orma
stretched . between plywood
huts sagged under the load.
The SCLC president sald
organizers are continuing to
expel people from the ply·
wood s h a n t y city that
stretches along the Reflect·
ing Pool near the Llne<>ln
Memorial if they do not
prove ·'nonviolent in their
spirits and in t,heir attitudes .. .
He told newsmen SabJT·
dctY 2,300 persons Wett livinl!.
in the city and shelters had
been built for 3,000. Germany in tile rate 1950s C , I S . B b or course. would come as •
and eal'ly 1960s wittlout ause. 0 oviet 0 m er laM result. 1t may be thal arms or 1egs or wiltt we Will bave to resort to civ·
shrivelled fingers or toes I ii disobedience. We certain·
1. r o w i n 1. from their ly hope that this will not be· ~~~A~;::· n St~te Crash Remains' Puzzling' co:~=~~·d a~ati;pes
*-~'* **
'Poor' Mule Train·
Pr'Osecutor Ul a 97't-page 1n· Congress, before it adjourns,
dictment based on six years ~ will "come forth with mas-
ol investigation blamed the sive appropriations to deal
Chemie Gruenemthal oom-WASHINGTON (UPI) -Badgar, went down in ries a crew of seven. were with the whole que6tion of
pany's thalidomide sleeping The cause or the crash o! a flames saturday momenrs found . poverty in this country ... "
!I-rives in Columbus
p.ill. _ • Soviet bomber which buzzed after making a fthourlb 1~'¥· In Washington. Defense If it doesn't, he said. the COLUMBUS. Miss. (UPI)
Tbe indicbnent contends a U.S. aircraft carrier in lhe level pass over e curter Oepartment officials said Southern Christian Leader· -·The ·17-wagon mule train
the drug firm failed to test Norwegian Sea remained a Essex. Parts of the bodie1' that U.S. forces ''in no way ship Conference may find it or the Poor People's March
puzzle today. of three men from thr interfered with, hampered necessary to break iu tradi· rumbled into Columbu!I late
t ti • 1 id 0 m i d e properly The Soviet plane, a TU 16 plane, which normally car· or threatened the Soviet tion aJ nonpartisan position Sunday night after a 21}.mile because it was eager to seek airc··raCt at ant time or in and -endorse a presidenlial quick prdits. The dTuJt was .. r· d trip plagued by mu le and
casion~ One wagon broke
down and had to be tert in a
Negro farmer's yard until it
could be picked up by a
truck.
·"s hame I u l" internment
camps set up .for tttousands
or Japanese-Americans re·
moved from their West
Coast homes by the govern·
ment during World War 11.
mMket.ed in 1957 with an ad-any way prior o the crash. candidate "ir we can tn equipment troubles.
· • I h t 28th D J £ M th In Moscow, Soviet news one that will come ror"lh The 110 mP.mberl' or lhe vertlstng campa gn t a . ue 0 on media wert. silent on tht with a real program lo deal
described it as ''completely ~11bject and there wa11 no with poverty in thi~ richest caravan found lodging ai
nannless . ' ' safe M a ronfirmalion of the crash by nation in the history or all private homeli rluring the
sugar lump." B I 1• J d Soviet officials. mankind." night. The train was to
The deCen<W!ts include y srae IS, or an It was considert>rl unlike· This view contrasted with depart for Reform, Ala., tn·
Dr. Heinrich Mueckter. ly. in any case. that the the answer given at a news day.
Police Nab
WantedMan·
LAS CRUCES. N • M •
( UPJ) -CaUfornia officials
Sunday identified a man ar·
rested near Hatch, N.M.
Saturd_ay as one warited in
c o n n e c t i o n with the
strangulation slayings of
young girls in c.elifornia and
Juarez, Mex.
I .J
"Our prison system has
been developed to deal with
lawbreakers." Brown said
in a statement. "We are not
~t taking in p o Ii t l c a 1
prisonen."
scientific research cMef for ~Vl·ets would admil one of confeN?nce saturda.)'. The train was late getting ........... · r-~----• and By UPI tfon of Jerusalem. lsraPI rt....i z..... St k ·11 S ........,mie UTu.;iooeua ... , • thPir planes buzzed an A k d t"-·1 SCLC Jans sta "" uum • ar VI t' un-seven of his aasociates. The Jordanian military took the Arab sector of lhr American ship. to se:d~;n ~ candi~at~. day and didn't arrive at the
company h8$ denied Ulat spokesmen said ln Amman city during the Midust War Soviet planes ror many Abernathy referred the ques· Columbus Fairgrounds until
thalidomide caused th e today their rorees fought the last June. )'ears have frequently flown tion to one of his aides. The shortly before midnight. the
defoomed lirt.bs end has in· 7.ath duel of the month Sun· The Jordanian spokesmen low over U.S. aircraft car· .Rev. James Bevel, who told first time since it I e rt
sisted its cams r 0 r day night with Israeli ~ said a Jordanian civilian riers and other warships. reporters. "Our policy ls Marks, Miss.. s t v e r a I
r!?alidomlde wer,. f u I I Y along the Middle E a s t was slightly wounded and Like the Soviet lntelUgence pretty coosistenl with the weeks ago that it has been
The detention c e o t e r
reeommendation was made
ln a e<>ntroversial report
from t.be House Committee
on Un-American Activities.
which is entitled: "Guerrilla
Warfare Advocates In the
United States."
justified when made and cease. fire Une. two harvesters damaged in vessels that operate near past. We are concerned with on the road late at night.
that it acted properly when The fightin~ ca mp as the 30-minute artillery duel American naval maneuvers, the issues. We feel that elect· 1'hree mules went lame
Las Cruces police said
Alcjan Quitarra Castro, 38.
of Coachella. Ca I l r., had
waived e x t r a d I t I o n to
alarms were sounded. Israel c e 1 e b r ll t e d the across ttie Jordan RlvPr' i;ix they arP considered to hi' in~ president. which has during tht' Sunday trip and
Appeals ol the result of Hebrew c a I e n d a r an-miles south ol the Sea or within their ri1Zhl11 i n been ~oin~ on for the past I.tie steel rims ran off the
·the crimlntl trial are rx· niversary or the reunlfica· Galilee. International Waters. :ioo year5, ii; not a way or wagon wheels on f o u r· OC· peeled to take another eightL.'.:.:.:..:::.:::.:..:.....::.:.._:::.:_:===--=:.:.:..:=:......-------------..:..:.....------......:..-...:..:.... ____ :.._ __ ..:...._ ________________ _ Califom.ia
Among other things, it
recommended the use o{
detention centers to tern· porarily bold • ' w a r r i n g
guerri.lla5" captured by the
gowmment during a n y
largwcale-upr.Ying.
years. The pro secutor
rented ttie dence hell in this
tittle coal mining town near
the BeigWlll border because
it SleQts m<n peapte than
any courtroom 1n t h e
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Labor Taking Steps
To Derail Kennedy
PORTI..AND, Ore. (UPI)
-Organized labor u putting
on a borne stretch drive to
slow down Robert P'. Ken-
nedy in Tueldey'• Oregon
primary and indittct1y give
a lift to vice president
Hubert H. Hmnpbrey's
presidential chances.
~· Brown, Oregon poll directer tor the
AFlrCIO, bal erpabed a
u lepbone c~ argln1
union memben to vote . for
President Johmon, whose
name ii 1til on the bellot
alf&oudl he ii not in the
~esidentill race.
By the time the polll open,
by using volunteen on
banks of p~ in 5 majar
Oregon citiee -Portland,
Coos Bay, Roseburg,
-Eupne . and_Medfcrd -
Brown estimated that 40,000
to 50,000 union memben will
have been penonally con-
tacted in the We-starting
labor drive. 1'hllt would be
aJmost 10 perceat of the
state's half m l 11 l o n
registered Democrats.
The main e6ori will be
made from PorUand where
plans cell for a but of 2D
250/o off
JD>oet to be ttafied by
volutrteers. About 45 percent
of the ltate's votes are con-
centrated in t:tie three-coun-
ty Portland area.
<>*naibly, the telephone
campaign is being waged to
"stren~ P r e s i d e n t
Jobnloo'1 hlDdl at the
peace negotiations."
. "We want to give the
Pruide:nt o u r support."
Brown 1&71.
There'• ._ reuoa to
awpect that ibe negotiators
at the Paris "ietnam tal.U wll not have their ears ti.m-
ed to what Uppenl in the
Orep primary next Tues-
day.
However, there's solid
reason to believe t h a t
Oregon labor leaders are
out to tarnish Kemedy's
presidential cballces J n
Oregon with an attempt to
narrow bis primary margin
here to h lowest of any
stau be tw eotned. lf they
do that Humphrey, who has
&be becking of AFL-CIO
President George Meany.
gets a boost without being in
the ~IOD caatest.
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On Thalidomide
AACHEN. Germ;my (AP) 'or!' the w11 for .......
-Beltma i• 7 years old and civil damlCe c 1 • i ID 1,
is learning to wriu -with ponft>ly ~ '25 mlW.. A few mllfanDed ...._
tw:r feet · She "' born abo were bon ill lie U....
wtthout arms. States, wbere a fedenl drus 1 At another deek at a adminktntor. Dr. rr-. '
special schoot in Hamburg, Kelsey. bklClted eale el tlle
her clatnnate M a r t i n a drug. The rnodier1 bre
draws a pictw'e ~ trees and reportedly wen 1'tWI of
people Who have tw.tthy U.S. servicemen •ho had
limbs. Sbe carefully guides been stati-Oned in West
the peociJ wQti one ~ her Germany or women wt)()
• owwi deformed bamds. Mlen ·~had ~ei.ved' the drag from
the recess bell r i 0 g s . abroad.
Mlr1ina's eitun6ed legs pre----------
vent Mr fnlm running to ,,-----~~--.
j<in the dler daldren at
p\ay.
Theft 8ft about 6,500 Bet·
tinu and Mlrinal in 20
comtries, from Austria to
~ Philippines. More hn
2,IXXI live in West G«many.
CENTRAL I~
Why they ~ born witll
malionned limlls will be the
central iuue ol • criminll
trial opemng bdor• tile
Aacbe1l Staie Colrt uu
week.
The prosecution contellds
ttle malformations were not
accideds or naan but tbe
result of human negligence.
Nine olficiels and ICien·
tilta ~ Chemie Gnienenthal,
phlrmaceutlcal company
are dlarged with negligent
manalaugtiur .and illt1.ictint
bodily injarlee in what tome
medical authorities beve
tmned the "thelidomide
oa~e.''
HermMJO Wirtz, 71, ~
dent and dtief ltockholder
ol the family awned com·
peoy. under.Yent surgeey
th.ls month and i! not ex·
peeled to be tried widJ tbe
o4her eigbt. T h e pro-
securor' 1 off.ice said Wirtz
probably would be tried
s e p a r a t e I y . when he
recovered.
SOOTHING DRUG
In 1957 · 61 the company
d e v el o p e d md sold
thalidomide, .. eoottmig arid
sleep-inducing drug. 'Ille
drug wu wiebdrawn from
the market af~r Dr. Widuk-
ing Lem, • pediatrician,
reported a potsible link
h'*we«l it end a wave ol in·
feats bol'1l will malformed
Umbl. 1be druC allo Wiii
blamed for the deaths ol some ma1bmed Wiidt
900l1 elter the.Ir '*1111.
The~~ had talen In 1he
early ~ of pre.-cY.
Soon after the L e n z
report, the first ol whet
eventually added up to about
300 crtmioal compl.Mn1s ftt
Wed by one of the pererita ol
these d'li1dren at tbe office
of ~ Aachen <ftef pro.
secutcr, Heinrich Gierlich.
F i v e y e a r s of in-
vestigation led to a m-pece
indietmerit taken f r o m I
80,000 pages ol evidence.
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Glider-ACe ~~ashes Bus Strike W eddirig . Rio t_ Injures 'f-rio _
Loo . . J,. ~~~m ..... k!!•~n~g ____ ~OJ{W.AUC (AP) -·The Norwalk Hospital. Another Ambri&. 11, Jcaph Garcia.
brldecroom a n d two other pit waa wounded alf~Ir. Md , Af~er .Eeic Journey
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Cllda" ... pUoMd ....
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cnlMd SlmdaJ wttWa allbt el .. dlltiDadaa.
lac ''141 airplaae. I c:ruhed It.-My airplal, I c:nsbed
it." W*m11 uill Slovak WU =-:-toa.dlllllnd ................. tbe
"Spirit of Suta Paula."
"'9ell tbe pl-. .,.. Into a
esp .... Md cralhM la a
dra!nqe ditdl 1t the ,,est
tnd ol .. rwnray.
be WU Mt a llrlqlr to
dole calla.
He dnm tbe ~,....
Miu ... WOl'ld c:baat ....
ship m um u11 ,,., tbe 1111
tiU. la YIM Bardlhl. Be
WU at tbe wheel ol Miu
Wahoo wt.en ~ .,.._ru~
ped ia •• ml ... -driving Mias Exdde when
abe DOied into a wave IDd broke up in 1113,
lQ Rescued
As Yachts
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -youthg attendil\g a weddinC in "the ankle. 17, all of Norwalk, we r e Federal mediators h a v e
1 u m m 0 0 e d w e 1 t e 1 n reception were wounded by Marquet, his b r o t h e r boked later on suaplcion of
Greyhound 1Jnes b u s one Of six men who at· Rudolfo Marques. 22, Louis assault with intent to eout•
drivers and menegement to tempted to era.ti the party Oelamargna 23, A I t x mJt murder.
a last ditch seaioe Wed· Sunday, police said.
nesday ill an effort to avert The groom, Michael Pena,1ww-.-..~-lllllll--llll--lllllll------llllllllll'llll" a st:rilte set for s.runs., In 17. wee holding the recep-
11 western states. tion at his borne ""en six
Mediator Roter Randell men ent.ered uninvited. One
said major wage and fringe of the six started shooting a
benefits remain unteitled. gun In the air, but be was
lnvolved are 4,500 drivers subdued by guest• when
and station e m p l 0 y e 1 they discovered the gun was
b e Io n g i n g t 0 t b e only a starte1"s pistol, of·
Amalgamated T r a n s i t Ocers said.
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School of Busi.-ss
the future . , •
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tort.cl In lllrioas cmditioa
Ii.a llllprovini llt S-. Peu ..
la Mlmarial HoapitaL Dr.
Er..t Carl8on laid tbe _....U p6lot suffered bar
fraetand ftftebr•, )l'GPm
rlbl, c:icmcuaJoa ... inttr-
nal Injuries. . •
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ai)ale tbe u.,.t pllDe WU
Caupl by I pd of wiJld and
a Wlil&UP may .. ,... IU'uct
tbe sroupl. ,,.. lircnft WU
deltro,eil. .
BefON be bepn the ~t Jut May, SI e Y at aaid,
"Whla l laid I would fly it
bolDe to Loi An... they
thought I YU cruy. 'l'be1
gave me a funny sort of loot,
shrugged tbelr ahoulders
and said. 'Buddy, it's all
yours, we wiab you luct.' "
Union. They heve remained Anotner of the Invaders OI\ the job under terms of a then fired a ..22~liber rifle
COll'tr.act llet expired on in\o the group, p o I l c e lJl Collision M~aJdition to travelers re~~~· said Pena and Roy
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ABC SHORTHAND
e IMklteepiftt
e De.tel
Slovak, who defected a(
the controls ol a Communist
CZech airliner In ... par·
Th.b1een yean ago be
commandeered the Czech
airliner be wu piloting Ind
flew to freedom lD Fnnk·
furt, Germany. JM WU ~
laevie from his job at c.onti·
. · throughout tM West, ·a Villalva, 17. ol Lakewood, a
SAN PEDRO (AP) -Two •. strike would affect about friend who w.as shot in lbe
luxury mob' yacbta collided 20,000 commuters lfl the. San back. were botti reported inl~-111111111_,_._...._,._"',_""_llllllll_,_. __ ~·
20 yards outaide the Los Ft-ancisco Bay Area. satisfactory condition a t ------------------· chaled the sallplalle wttll a
• -boii .epower I eDCIDe in
Bonn. He left ~any May
15 and flew to Scotland, Ice-
land. Greenland and acroaa
tbe Un.ited States.
Wbee be nopped aJ Remo
last Saturday, be said be
wouJdn't try it again. d
Angeles Hwbor eatrance•-------------------------------------
He WU pulled from the
wrecbge da21ed but still
conscious. He ttpt repeat.
D1111tll Airllnes~aJse the trip Mn from any.
He boupt the g r last.
April llld waa undaunted by
tbe c:blllenft. As a forml!f'
unlimited hydroplane racer,
"No," be aald, "once 'is
enougb. lt,.wu a long, ly
trip but it was a challenge,
like wheft a CUY climbs a
mountain.''
'Ex-world
Cruiser'
Succumbs
Protesters to Te~
New SF State Chiefs
LA JOLI.A (UPl)-Jobn,
(Jack) Harding JI'\, one of
the "world cruisers" of 19'J4
who Dew around the world,
·is dead at the age of 71.
Hardine died Sunday at
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
-Final examinations beg<.n
at San F1w>cisco State
College today, with militant
students t a k i n c cautious
jabs at a new adminiltration
in a weet:loog p r o t e s t
against.,tbe campus ROTC
unit.
his bome fOllowinC a six-The demonstr£(ors said
monttl illoe9S. .Memoriel they would bold a series of
aervioes a1re scheduled here "mill-ins" at th e ad·
Wednesday. ministration building to test
Harding took oft April •· the temporary three-man
1924 from Seattle witb tlll"ee admimstration that replaced
other pjlots. Malch>g D Hid President John Somme~
400 mUe ttops. Hardine ... kend traveled a total ol 2'7,553 over ... e. wee ·
miles in 371 boura and u A spokesman for the
mi.n\ltes of flyfog time. demoDlltrators said they f would ltop 1he protest and Only two of tile our consider their ,..-a vie· cruisers -one ol them ~ HaTding successfully tory if potice are called to
completed the world Oigbt, the campus.
landing in Seat~ Sel>t. 28. A stt·in effort. held under
Bom June 2, 1891, in • 24-hour occupancy rights
Nasbvifle. Tenn.. Harding granted by Sl.lmmerskill,
was the holder of ttie cmne to an end early Satur·
Distinguishej Service Medal day when the new ad·
and •19o tbe Di.stinruimed mlntstcation t.ook over and
Fl.yioc Cross of Japeo. police arrested 3% persoM,
·including four r a c u I t y
~mbers.
Summenti.H b a d sub-
mitted his resignation, ef·
fective in September, but
Chancellor ~nn, Dumke of
t.be st.Me college system
declared the president's job
vacant. S u m m e r s k i 1 1
departed immediately for
Etblopia for a job interview.
Dumke said a new presi·
dent would be n a m e d
sometime this w e e k .
Meanwhile the college is
being run by Academic Vice
Prmdeut Donald Garrity,
Admlnistratwe Vice Presi·
dent Glenn Smith and Dean
of Students Fred Reddell.
Summerskill declared tile
campus open on a U.bour
basis lia8t Wednesday, after
he came under faculty
criticism fof' using ~lice to
break up a sit·in \uesday
night. That incidera resulted
in 26 arrests and a brief
scuffle between police and
the demorwtrators.
l* Saturday nipt. dum·
ping all 10 aboard into the
sea. tihe U.S. Ooast Guard
&aid. Before two 1 m a 11 e r
private craft could pick
them up, a fire from a
rescue torch touched off
spilled gasoline, tbe pard
spotesm• reported.
All 10 persons ••e later
brought to ~. One
woman, Helea Myers of
Torrance, waa reported in
fair condition witb internet
injuries at T o r r a n c e
Memorial Hospital. T h e
others escaped serious in·
jury.
The spokesman said the
40-foot cabin cruiser Ripper
collided with the 32-foot
~. tt>e Big S, at 10 p.m.
1"e largier vessel, ~ly
split in half, began to link.
thrOwing all four abom'd in·
to the water.
Crash Kills
Boy Cyclist
orn:CJ1UPil -An 11.
year-old boy riding a bicycle I was killed Sunday when he
was bi.t by a motorist who
was 1.ateT' arrested for
drooken driving.
The· vidim, Den n i s
Gordon of Oli-00, was struck
by a car driven by Tlm9thy
Galla.gher. 19. Woodtand,
police said. 'Ibey said
Gallagher was later' booked
on felooy ct.rps o f
drunken driving. ----
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day at Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa.
Fire departments from throughout area participated
in 1lh(>W.
Crowd at California Vire Show keeps reipectlul dis-
tance from roarinc blue started by county firemen
;i;,ust so they could show bow to put it oot as part of
ilveral demonstnitlolls ud exhibits staged Satur-
EATH NOTICEll ..
Polltleal Ne-.
<;andidates · Zero.on C.ounty
EVERYBODY seems to Anaheim Convention Center
be convei:giog on Orange on election eve June. 3. r
Co1.mty and the Orange" Whether Gene shows -or
Coast for the final days of not, it is promised he'll talk
politicking. befcn Uie June w loya1 £ollowen at the con·
Primary voting. y e n t i o n c e n te r • i a
lNCUll1BENT Cong1'S!t-• telephone.
man James B. Utt (R-Tus-Also, Coifees for GeM are
tin) was out at ~ure busting out all over the
World in the Lag u n a Orange Coast. Tonight at 7
Hms for a talk today. 11.'s o'clock at the borne of Mr.
part of his ~ i g h t -d a y and Mrs. Manta Wardea,
primary campaign 11Wing. 20431 Ravenwood L a n • ,
Utt ~ks his ninth term in. Hu~ngton Beach; at 8 wtth
Congress. Mr. and Mn. Ron 7.enUllU,
· AJso in these parts is Mas
Rafferty, pr imary
challenger of S e n a l o r
9352 Portsmouth St., Hun·
thlgton Beach; at 7 with Mr.
n d Mn. Edward lloekey,
8662 Sabbica Circle, Han·
tington ; and 7 p.m. and Mr.
and Mn. Tom Taylor, 10112
Premier St., Westminster -
among others. Jacquiline
Davie has the whole list of
McCarthy HQ, 15557 Beach
Blvd., Huntington, call 89'l·
4111.
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GOP Congressional can-
didate BW Teaiae, who
hopes to go on to challenge
incumbent Congressman
Richard T. Hanu ( D -
Westminster) in November,
will be politicking at the
Garden Grove Strawberry
Festival May 29 through
June 2. Thomas Kuchel (Jt.r--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Anaheim). Rafferty talked
today before Republican
Associates of Or~~ Coun-
ty at Santa· Alia's Sad
dleback IDn. ,
• SENATOR ROBERT F~
KENNEDY Sunday issued a.
"white paper" on the con-
dition of clean air and water
in Oalifornia. T)le New York
senator said, In put. that
only 5 percent of pesticides
spread on ,crops here find
thei.z-....way to the crops -
rest-goes to air and water.
/"Doctors performing
aukJpliea in California have
foaDd higher levels of
pestiddea in human bodies
than the U.S. governmftt t
permit! In beef for com-t
s u m p t f o n , ' ' Kennedy declared.
While Kennedy worries
over p o i s o n s , WiacorWn
S enator Ea1e a e L
McCartby'11i'oope appear to
tlvity here in the closing
days of the presldentiel
primary hoopla.
McCARTH\' bu be e n
both reported scheduled and
not scheduled for a giant
rally on his bebalf Ill
SWIRLS OF CURLS •••
and the
INSTANT COLOR of
Our atyliata
trim and ahape-
and pile ti-. cap.
tmatiq curls hish
on 10ur head.
Then crown the tt1le
,,ftll oar ~lnl
J'aftd-fun eolor that """ ewt •
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M~. M~ 27, 1968 DA.ILY PILOT 8 ,
'Maytime Harmon y-Enchants Crowd'
By ALBERT W. BATES saccharine llroatlngs of a "Lazy Bones" and a comedy reverbere&e wit.b spine--•-nr tandar44°e,D)D itee club. rendttloo ot ··:n~ .. -...--mg,.--.,.-m-iiilOO-· y. ---~----
The gold drain 11 un· Salty Slpperly, their direc· Hanna." As between them South Bay's chapter came doubtedly a serious problem tor, had her charges. <.'08· and Rollo West's "Five
tor the nation, but· the dratn twnec;t in a c:olorfully "mod'' El'gtlt Four" New p 0 rt on with its Manhatters, a
of golden voices win turn-fasruon and their hannonii-Harbor Chapter b e f o r e quartet d.r~sed as buma -
ed up yet. ing perfectly discipl~. them, it was, by audience and · their bummini i n
On the contrary, it's on Came then the Orange acclaiaol. a draw. harmony waa so expert tt'8&
tile upsurge as more and Chapter oJ S P E B S Q S A , All this was just wannup. they deeerve a spot on
more Americans of both smarUy dressed In blue and After the iJUrmlssion tile Rowan and Marti:D's "Laugh
texes find great pleas~ in in great gijiglng form with auditorium really began to Tn," at a minimum. ·
the adivijies of the Society ----------:---------...:------------
for Ult Pre&et'vation and
Encouragement of Barber
Shop Quartet Sllleing in
America, Inc.
Most recent demonstra-tion was Friday night at
Hunt.ing1oo Beach High
School auditorium when 1111
the "barbe!'shop'' voices of
the area were out in pipe
organ force -enchanting a
packed house with a
repertoire ranging Crom the
slapstick humorous to the
reltgious and sublime.
SPEBSQSA's· Newport
llarbor Cbapter was host to
.. lrarmony in Maytime" and
led off with its chapter
chorus with the personable,
exuberant telephone ex-ecuti~. Rollo West, as
director.
"F'irst prize for best
performance." someone an-
nounced. "would be a week
in Washington, D.C. Second
prize would be two weeks in
Washington. D.C." For such
"prizes" in this day and
time no one wanted to com-
pete but the vocalizing was
unrestrained, nevertheless.
The • ' S w e e t Adelines'~
were there from Santa
Monka and charmen; they
were -a far cry from the
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'Night of the I guana"
Pennessee Williatns-IJ-mmit-
Well Handled at Fu llerton
By TOM TITl:S
OI Tiie M IY l'llM Si.N
On l h e i r production of
Tennessee Williams' .. The
Night of the Iguana," the
Fullerton Footllghten must -... -.....
be c o m m e n d e d on two coun~first for havi.ng the
ambition to tackle such a
demanding piece of theater.
and secondly for bringing It
v1ded by Karen Freitas as
I he rorty1sh spinster . Han·
nah Jelkes. who has never
tasted We and now finds it
impossible to do so. Miss
F'reitas plays the role with
a soUd. impenetrable resist·
ance lo both outer and iMer
temp(ations, a superb and
articulate characterization of! as well as they do. &J!!>WIR
"Iguana" is Willia.ms iil
h1a most vitriolic -004 the
poetic nos~gja of "The
Gius Menagerie" or even
the blatant realism ·of "A
''T"I ltlOHT M Tiii t.UANA" A drlrM l>Y TeMe,_ Wllllim•,
dlntCled 11-f l ee l-4ollenlleel<. sel dUlt n
bv Oevld Molle, slloe m111194lr JIM
01v1ton. sound 1nd lltM1"9 bv J 1cl< Hunt i nd MIN L VM Shu. oreunltcl
l>v ""' FuilertOI' Foolll9htert Frkl1Ys
1nd SlturdlYI ""OU9" June a 1t tMt
Mucl<tntllller tenter. tit ,.,.,,. Viste
Orlw. l'ullerton. THI CAST
T. l1wr~e Slll nlWI t.i.n H1rl
M .. lne F1ullt Anlll MIMI
HlllMll Jt li..s • K1ren Frellu
Nonno • • . • Ntll Kie.en
Juclllll Fet-; •... ll1t1lle l1rlsll
Oltrlolft Goodl lt •••••• I~ Alier
H1nl . . . • • .. • • . . Jim NOIC).
J1kt l l lll ••.••••••••. lltld Mll~r
l'1ncllo ••••••••.•. Joe S<olH>ld
Peelro . . . . . . . . "-' Schiff
Streetcar Named Desire."
His targets are nothing less
than God and society. and
he dissects them repeatedly
at every turn.
In the intimate surround·
ings of the Mucltenthalgr
Center theater, tbis steamy.
sweaty. south of the border
drama with all its psycho-
logical exorcism may prove
discomforting, but it never
falls into the trap of tedium·
as well it might in the
hands of amateurs.
MAGNIFIED ·
One reason for this i;us·
lained interest is thf' wi!le
de-emphasis ot topical con·
tent by director Lee Hollen·
Conversely, Anita Mall< n1
unexplainably weak in the
role or Maxine. th e restl es!i
resort ()wner. underplaylnJ:
a role that invites and near·
ly demands overplaying
beck. who has taken the Her character and motiva·
pruning shears to WIUJams' !Jons are never fully defined
Pre·war commentary and and hence. never really be·
d l • Uevable. magnilie the P ay s emo· A strong performance in
tlonal impact on the per· the difficult role of the '11·
sonal level as a result. year-old poet. bargaining
Thus we have the basic with death for the chance to theme of anguished human 1 hi 1 beings struagling at the end comp ete s ast verse. 1s ~ deUvered by Neil Kleven
of their rope as does the He is completely captivat· tethered iguana whi ch sym· in~. 1
bolizes them all. but parli~· Natalif' Barish ai; the ap·
ularly the defrocked clen.c propriately n a m e d Miss
who continually battles h1i1 . f'ellowes. the "butch vocal
craving for the bottle and teacht>r .'' and Robbi Allrr
leen·aged girls. ai; Charlotte. the seduct>d
This role,·one or Williams' 1 or seductivr 1 young girl.
most demanding, is played b 0 t h contribute splendid
with consummate brilliance suprortin~ performance!!.
by Alan Hart. who pulls out Less effective are Jim No.
all the emotional st.ops in ack and Brad Miller m brief·
one of the finest perform· er J oles.
1
ances o! the season in coun· ty community theater. EFFECTS
Hart portrays Shannon al Special eHe<-ts, partJcu·
a fever pitch of intensity at larly in thP storm sequen<:i!.
the outset and builds stead· arf> we ll handled ror a thP·
Uy over the two and a halC ater as tiny as Fullerton's.
hours which follow . His The set is adequately done.
emotional monologues are though the tile noor docs
delivered with oompellinl? lend a note of incongruity.
fury as he writhes on the While Hollenbeck has done
end ol rat.e's pointed hook. some admirable cutting and
A spellbinding contrast to shaping to facilitate the
Hart's histrionics is pro· mood and the message, one
wonders why he overlooked
Laguna Lyric Opera
Auditions Wednesday
such an obvious inconsis·
lency as the labeUng or a
character "fatso'' when the
actor playing the part is in-
deed-quite slender. It's a
minor poi nt, but it has a dis·
ruptive effect.
"'The Night of the Igua na"
continues for two m o r e
weekends, Fridays and Sat·
urdays, at the Muckenthaler
Center. 119 Buena Vista
Drive (near Malvern) in
Fullerton.
,
Auditions for the Lyric formerly known as the
Opera Association's 1968 Festival of Opera, auditions
seasc:n will be held from 3 to nearly 100 singers I n
7 p.m. Wednesday at lbe . Southern C,alifo rnia e~ch
Irvine Bowl in Leguna year to select supporting
Beach, according to Velma singers and chorus ror the ----------
Sun, executive director. season.
The Lyric Opera .Aatoeia. Operas to be performed
tioo of Orange County, during the 1968 season are
Ray Charles
Show Slated
Ray Charles, hla beQd and
vocal group, the Ra~etts,
open a week·long engage·
ment at Melodyland June 4.
Charles began his musical
career as a blind orphan at
the age o! 15 when he used
his musical knowledge of
the plano and saxaphone to
play with a variety ol bands.
Within two years he had an
enviable reputation as a
sideman and organized a
trio to blend with his own in·
struments.
A g i f t e d composer·ar·
ranger, Charles is a perfec·
tionist with his music. Hi~
Ray Charles Enterprises i~
a lucrative business that in·
c I u d e s arranging, com-
posing, recording a n d
performance of his a nd
other's work.
The Ray Charlrs Show
will play nightly with two
perrormArtces on Saturday.
beg1Ming at 6:JO and !l ::JO.
and on Sunday at 3 and 8
p.m. Tickets are now on salr
at Melodyland boxoffice and
all theater bcket agencies.
"La Boheme" by Puccini on
Sept. 27·28. and Mozart's
''The Marriage of Figaro"
on O c tober 1 1-L2 .
Performances are held in
the Irvine Bowl.
Artist.a who have ap-
peared in past seasons in·
clOde Marni Nixon. Mara lin
Niska, John Reardon, Jon
Crain. Arnold . Voketaltis,
Dorothy Krebill. B r i a n
Sullivan and others among
the leading vocalists of the
Metropolitan, New York Ci·
ty Center, Chicago Lyri~.
and Santa Fe Operas.
Eugene Ober, m usi c
director of the Lyric Opera
Association, will be assisted I
tl uriog the auditions by
Howard Graham a n d
T homas B. Quillen, stage l
directors. Members of the
audition committee ar e
LeRoy Bartholomew, and
Leon Ettinger of the Lyric
O p era B oa rd , Ja ck
Coleman. chorus master,
and Ruth Ann Vierling.
Every minute and
a half ••• someone
calls AAMCO
Cvtry week AAMCO s11t1t1n more
th8n 10.000 t•~nsml:n1on problem~.
You get free towlnr. • free ro•d·
check, fut, efficient servte•-most
11,.,., 1n just one doy. And w1lh
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frM •lu lM .. AAMCOI
member of the advlsory1 .. --~===;s1~-.. I board. II
"The Lyric Opera will
provide an a~mpanist for
thP auditions." Mrs. Sun
said. "although singers may
furnish their own."
Audilioners are requested
to prepare presentations in
F.ngllsh. since all opera at
the bowl is performed in
that language.
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first special "Hawaii-Ho! • tonight at 9 p.m. on
Channel 4. ~ show, filmed in· Hawaii, features
some of the singer's most oooular songs, "Tinv
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TELEVISION VIEWS
Candidates
Versus TV
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Few candidates in this
year's presidentaial race indicate they have much
grasp of how to use television to present themselves
at their most attractive.
THIS IS a special contemporary art. It bas
little to do with qualifications to run the country,
or with executive ability of philosophy or inner
character. 1t is simply the mastering of a necessary
technique.
Curiously, although the new candidates should
be more polished than their predecessors, some of
the past presidents seemed to understand more
than the newcomers how to put their best foot for·
ward on the video. '
IT IS PRETTY generally conceded that no one
in politics had a firmer command of television tech·
nique than the late John Kennedy. He and the
medium seemed to be born for each other, politics
aside.
Uniquely, former President Dwight Eisenhow·
er, de~p1te his occasional problems in speaking off
the cuff, bad some sort of personal magic -a com-
mon touch, if you will -and video caught it and
transmitted it.
ANOTHER former President, Harry Truman,
also surprised the experts by registering I orce.
fully and succlncUy on television, although be came
from an older time. And Barry Goldwater, although he lost the presi·
denUal race, came across -even to many of those
who disagreed with him -with considerable im·
pact.
WHAT SEEMS strange, in fact, is that Presl·
dent Johnson, who defeated Goldwater, is much
less forceful on television than the Arizona Repub-
lican. In fact, Johnson -and it is no secret -has
hardly ever been effective on the home screen, and,
knowing it,. has used it only when necessary.
The new candidates might do well to bo~e up
on bow to improve their techniques on television.
We know that they all project some very good ~d
effective impressions on video -but television
campaigning requires n_ear-perfe~tio~ .. And so, ~et·
ting aside personal politics ~nd mdividu~l. ability,
here are their problems as video personalities -at
least to this viewer:
BOTH ROBERT .Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey
occasionally tend to be a bit repetitious, and some-
times speak too much at length in reply to ques·
Uons. They wouJd be wise to rely more on brevity,
as did the late President Kennedy. Maybe it's the
American western tradition, but the man of a few
we11-chosen words seems to have the most impact
on television.
Eugene McCarthy ls well known. for bis ~om~
what professional approach, and considering-videos
mass audience i~ seef!ls do~btfuJ ~at many persons
without academJc onentabon will be fired up by
his oratory manner.
NELSON ROCKEFELLER, at least in this cam·
palgn, has left a television impression of vague-
ness -and needs to take some forthright video
action. Richard Nixon is very businesslike and mat.
ter-of-fact, and perhaps too much so, because a
personal flair is necessary for the home screen.
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Vitamiiis
o Wurth-
Too Much
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Dr. James L . Goddard, head
of the Food and Drug
Administration ( F D A ) ,
helleves vitamin pills for the
most part are useless but he
will make no attempt to cut
off their sale to millions of
Americans.
Goddard said "there is
great misunderstanding"
about hearings scheduled by
FDA this month on propQSed
regulations to control the
content and labeling of
vitamins and vitamin sup-
plements. They will begin
May 21.
"We are not trying to keep
people from b u y i n g
vitamins," he told UPI in an
interview. "There is no in·
tent to rule vitamins out of
the market." Goddard sa•d
he doubted this would be
possible anyway in this
Mond.ly, May 27, 1968
Scholarship Winners
Newport Balboa Savings and Loan Association
President AgneS' Blomquist (left) presents $50
scholarship awards to outstanding students in the
field of business. Winners (left to right) are Christa
Europeans Think Se
Harlles, Costa Mesa High; P.ricilla Barratto,
Estancia High; Linda Stanley, Corona del Mar High
and Donna Katinka, Newport Harbor High School.
Does Money Make the President?
country's entrenched pill-LONDON (AP) -A don Daily Sketch: "Is cash .<fon, wrote that "normally ''The answer," Brandon
taking society. Am · l_..._ • The v it am in manu!ac-British correspondent says more important than the the ertcan e ~-wrate said, "is complicated by the
turers aren't 50 sure. They the· American • • d r e a m • candidate? would ask itseU the simple fact that it is not only a
have mounted a con-saying" that any little boy ''With certain reserva-question: 'Who would make matter or the policies a can-
siderable campaign again/, oan grow up to be president tions, the answer is 'yes.' the best president?' didate advocates, but also
proposed FDA imposition of S'hould go on to say: "The sheer weight of a "But th1s year there is his personality."
h t i Imo · th trade "Always provided he hap· candidate's expense account w a s wn rn e much evidence that, con· An Associated P r e s s as "Ule crepe 100el" -a pens to have about $5 can wipe out the opposition
Jabel that ~ays in eUect million to spare." and win tbe party nomil'la· sciously or unconsciously, it sampling of foreign com·
vitamin pills are un-Back in England from lion." is trying to resolve a more mentary on the United
necessary for most people. cover1ng the American II en r y Br and on . complicated question: 'Do States found the British
Goddard agrees "/or the presidential campaign, .John Washington correspondent we need a conciliator or an newspaper E c o n o m i s t
most part", but said he -:;jjjjEiiiidwiiiiiiiiardiiiiiiiiiisiiiiwroiiii·iiiiiiiiteiiiiiiiniiiiiiiithiiiieiiiiiiiiLoiiiiniiii·iiii· iiiioiiiifiiiithiiiieiiiiiiiSu•nlliidiiiiayiiiiiiiiTiiiiimiiiiesiiiiiiiioiiiifiiiiL<>niiiiiiiiiii . .-lniiiiniiiioviiiiaiiiitiiiioriiii?iiii' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiidiiiiiii.sc•u•ss•in~g~cniii·miiiiiiiie.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. believes vitamlns can be ~
useful on occasions where
people are found by physi·
cians to be unable to absorb
needed vitamins from their
food.
Nor would he rule out the
use or iron, for enmple, for
chHdren in periods of great
growth-such as infan<:)' or
adolescence -for pNgnant
women. or for persons with
medical problems.
But Goddard's advice to
the persoo who diagnoses
himseU to have iron defi-
ciency anemia would be fo
first spend money on a
laboratory test rather than
a bottle of pills.
A man responsible for c:d·
ministering an agency with
f a r • reaching regulatory
powers that affect every
American. Goddard sees
"no evide n ce of , a
widespread vitamin defi·
cicncy Jn our society."
A r e c e n t Agriculture
department report stated
natty that haU of the
households in the Uniti-J
States hn<i dlets that failed
to meet the allowances for
one or more of the nutrients
recommended by the Na·
tional Academy of Sciences-
Natiooal Research Council.
The vitamin in d u s·t r y
hopes to make much ol the
repor( at the FDA hearings
even though it was limited
to a sample of 7 , 51> 0
households and"l\as posed as
rn&r1y questions as the
answers it sought to pro-
vide.
As ked about the report,
Goddard smiled aoo said
diplomatically that FDA wµt
welcome any 6Clentifk data
at the vitamin hearings. He
personally woold like to see
the detailed data behind the
agriculture report.
Dr. WrJter A. Compton.
p r e s i d e n t of M.ile1i
Laboratories of Elkhart.
Ind.. manufacturers o f
vitamins, said ..Jn a recent
press release:
"The FDA fails to take in·
to account personal likes
and dislikes and eating
habits when it draws the
sweetiing conclusion that
diets r.re adequate simply
because vitamins a n d
minerals exist in commonly
available foods. Most of us
eat what we Uke."
"Few housewives a re
trained d l e ti c i a n s , ' '
Compton went on. "Hence
the we ol p r o p e rl y
f o r m u I a t e d , low·coot
v I t a m 1 n • mineral .up·
plement& ofiers an at-
tracUve, economical c:oo
certain means for diet ln-
sm arict. "
Goddard disputed t h e
"low-cost'' and the
"insurance."
He pointed out that man
cannot live by vitamins
alone. Tbty contain no
caJories whlcti tbe body
must have daily.
Goddard coosiden l t
"ridlculoul" for the lndultry
to claim Uult vb.miDI are
cheaper thin food wben
m"'1 o1 e. poor can m af.
lord proper food kt aloM
.ttaml.a si'DI for tn e 1 r
familitt. One~ bired by the
.. Ultry to belp C?OmpUe
l'ttdlDce far d»e bearing•
9dYuced .. arpment that • oraac• eo1ta .a to e1itit ...., wtdle tome vtumin
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Symbolic halo and wings, designating leadership of Ang~litos
de Oro. were donned by Mrs. John F. Porter today when Mrs. Ernest
C. Saftig. retiring president turned over the gavel and all of the du-
ties as bead of the auxiliary to Orange County Big Brothers.
Irvine Coast Country Club was the setting for the annual in-
stallation luncheon, and underlining the season was Mrs. Lloyd Au-
bert and her committee . who used a profusion of blossoms as table
decor. ;
Pledging service as members of the board are the Mmes. Ed-
ward Sharp, vice president; John Waters, treasurer; William Hol-·
stein, recording secretary. and Jack Groth, corresponding secretary.
Receiving special tributes and gifts from the membership were
past editors of the Gold Book, a pictorial engagement calendar which
is published annually by the "golden angels" as a ways and means
project.
Saluted were the Mmes. Richard L. Crutcher, Don E . Wood-
ward, Thomas W. Doan, Mark 'Soden, Robert Guggenheim, Wilfred
Berls and Sharp.
Also receiving speciaJ recognition were associate members,
the Mmes. Vincent Arena, Allan H. Crary, Lyman H. Farwell, George
M. Holstein, Norman Huff, Eileen Richardson, Bertine Treat, Louis
A. Turner; Thomas P. Walker and Alferd Julius Hill.
And, sustailiing members receiving honors were the Mmes.
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Robert F. Beauchamp, William C. Chadwell, Crutcher, Willard E.
Dunlap, George C. Gaudin. Paul H. Helms, Clement L. Hirsch, Spen-
cer T. Honig, T. E. f'vey Jr., Robert J. Marshall, Robert A. Ramsay,
Freeman A. Reed. Alan C. Stoneman. D e n i s Sullivan, Donald K.
Washburn, Charles A. Wilger, Jack Symes. Arthur Williams and
Harry S. White.
HEAVENLY ASCeNT -Ascending to the highest office of An-
gelitos de Oro, auxiliary to Orange County Big Brothers, is Mrs.
John F. Po.rter (seated) who receives the symbolic halo, gavel
and pr~sidential .duties from Mrs. Ernest C. Saftig, retiring lead-
er. With them 1s Mrs. Edward E. Sharp, newly installed vice
..president.
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High Aims Continued
By UCI Town,' Gown
. C~mplementing the continuing growth of the University of CalifornUt, I~ne 1s a support group, Town and Gown , which, in its brief thre~year
history, boasts more than 600 women as members.
Setting sights on horizons as broad as the university itseU are new
officers who have opened another year.
Heading the group for 1968-69 is Mrs. Eloise Kloke and serving with
her are t~e Mme.s. Jay R. Longley. first vice president; B. N. Desenberg,
second. vtce presid ent; H. C. Duffie. third vice president; Roy Giordano,
recording secretary; Robert Gordon . corresponding secretary and Char-
les Cringle, treasurer. '
Ne~ members o~ the .advisory board are Mrs. Roger W. Russell and M~s. Lewis Hanke, university representatives : Mrs. Jack Curley and Mrs.
,Clinton Rygel, south coastal area, and Miss Martha Fuller and Mrs John
B. Hiatt, northern county area. ·
~u~ses of Town and Go~n are lo promote understanding bet~een
the university and the surrounding communities and to provide joint cul-
tural, educational and social opportunities.
These aims have resulted in a variety of endeavors inclu di ng the
stud.ent emergency lo~n fund now in its second year which has been es·
tabhshed from a porllon of mcmbershjp dues. and the annual community
lecture. a community service to which the public is invited free of charge
and bas heard sucti notables as Dr. Clark Kerr and Dr. Robert Hutchins.
In addition the group is represented by three directors on the board
of the recently organized UCI Foundation.
Members also participate in special interest groups in the fields of
~rt. books, foreign language. music. foreign student service, beach walk-
ing. golf and tennis. ,,
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BROAD HOR IZONS -As UCI continues to build and expand,
new leaders of a support group, Town and Gown, follow in its
footsteps. Lookini forward to the broad new horizons and goals
of the ensuing year are new leaders (left to right). the Mmes.
Charles Cringle, treasurer; Robert Gordon, corresponding sec-
retary, and Mrs. Eloise Kloke, president
T~e art group lhi~ year j?ave an art scholarship to the university;
the fo~e1gn stu~enl ~ervi.ce gro~p welcomed students arriving from other
countries, provided intenm housing when needed and entertained al holi-
day gatherings. and the music group sponsored receptions following cam•
pus concerts.
Any county woman interested in Tow n and Gown may obtain fllJ'-1
ther information from Mrs. Duffie, membership chairman, at 673-8783.
Fanning
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm getting
pn!tty aict of your pat answers. They
are begjnnlng to aound as if you crank
them out of a machine. a n!fer
specllically to your replies t o
husband• who complain about ic:eber1
wtvea. My wife bas been a statlon.y
1nowdrUt from the daf-we married.
Far 14 years I have put up with ber aeaaes and "duty" expresalou ol
marital "bliSI." I Ont started to kid
her about findlnl aatisfactlon
ellewblre if abe didn't warm up. Later
I .topped kidding and made the threat
in eameat. Her answer was. "I don't c~ what you do ao long as you don 't
bother me." I 1m 35: My wile Is 33. This is too
you"! to dry up and blow awayt She ls
the · Flame of Love Can Melt Any Ice Cube
an excellent mother, 1 r I n e
boutekeeper. a 11aclou1 hos teas and
actlw kl the Leatue of Women Voters.
but she ls more 'than cold -she's
frozen .
Be pnictical and ctve me an answer
that doe1 more than take up two in·
Ches of newspaper space. - Sl ARVA
TJON DIET
OF.AR S.D.: M11ny 1•' rnl1 ""' frw
1 froiea. Your w,ife ls probably Ol.t
prodad •' • pllt~. l11htblltd motlaer wlae ftelle•etl aD men wen•
beatU Mcaae lbt'1 wbt HER
motMr teWI Mr. v .. 111 1"f wtfe fl M leeber&.
nfs 11 u .,e tleK1 ,,.... 18 more
waJt u... ne. Fev.flltll• ., ..
lceber1 11 beltw th 111rlaa. Y "' job
'" lt iet ~Id! .... Ille ..... , ·womaa.
V our ~ebtrr -I inea• ,.., Wtft -
1ho1kl •I• a. lier dedef, SM ts Ht
llvt•1 up to bet' mponalblUUts to you.
F•nhrmore. sht 11 cbeatlnl bentlf.
Yea 1lloatd 1ee 1 dn<'lor. too. A Frueh pltllcJll.opber once 11ld. "There are on
cold womn -only clum1y men.''
DEAR ANN ~DERS · 1 have ~
larce home and li'a\re taken In six
working girls to room and board with
me. They are all fine women and • t
would thoroughly enjoy our evening
me.I lf It weren't ~T my husband.•
Henry is the first one at the table.
The minute he ills down he starts to s~ the bread it1 his mouth. I(
tbere'1 a relish tray on the table he
eata all the olives Immediately. The
picklet ~ lnbales. l bring the vegetable dish in rirsl
and ~ helps himself. By the Um• ,.
..J
1 bring in lhe meat he is on his second
helping or vegetables.
f'vp told him it is rude to act likl'
hl' is starving to death. lie insists the
house is as much his as It ls m!Pe and
I have no right lo telJ him how'fo eat.
NaturaJlf I would never correct him
in front o the women but I am em-
barrassed by his behavior. What can I
do about it? -MARRIED TO A HOO
DEAR MARRIED: 1'e 1tluUon fs
so 1tmple I'm aarprlsed JM havee't
Utougbl of It.
Don't put food 011 the table.. uttl
everyone 11 seated -not even bread
and certainly BO olives er pfcllln Buy
a lar1e platter Hd sen•e the mut and
ve1ctablf't toiether. It'• u1y le outfox
1 hos tJ yea uae your bud.
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CONFIDENTIAL TO DYING TO
KNOW: Don't die. It won't help. I
never djvulge the iderltity oC th<>1e who
write to me.
Glvr In or l1>1e him .•• when 1 PJ
gilves you lhls Une. loek Mt! F• Upa
Oft how to handle die '8pene1
11lesmaa, cbecll Au Ludera. RelMI
her booklet "Neat11 and Petaac -
Wlult Are tbe Umtta?" Sad. JWr re-
quest to Au Loden .. care If tlU
oewspaper. eltdottq It~• tllM
.. c1 a Jone. ltlmped, 1tlf·a•lre ....
envelope. ,,.._
Au LHdera wlll a.t stM to llelf,...
wlUI your problems. S... .... tll Mr
In care or thf DAILY PILOT, eadoa-
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DAILY PILOT M~. M11 27, 1968
'OOD l'OR THOUGHT -Le Soupcon not only
provldet food for hungry aboppera at Joseph Mag-
nin' a but alao providet an atm0tphere for pbiloso-
pbical m11lin1, the latter beiq amply provided by
Horoscope
the restaurant'• mural created by Sister Mary Co-
rtta Kent, world famous artist who discusses her
unique art style with Cyril Magnin. president of JM.
Artist -Mixes Colors, Phitosophy
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BJ PAMELA llALLAN' Her technique is versat!Je • ftl...,,......, and ha. met:amorpboSed
What la a """''"•? from represel'Utional }o It'• a IPlaah of C'Olor. a pop. A natch of colot here,
kite in tbe sky, a heDdfUJ of a word ar two there. At the
aand liftins ~ your band of Mary Carita they
finlen. merge into m e a n t n I f u 1
Ifs a hellnl, belnt. doing reflections on people, en-
spootaneoualy. vironmeot and life.
lt'a anytbinc that mlngs "I fhlnk that if I were a
ao*riaC aiplritual joy. woman t would wet!' coffee
And in a way, •happening as a perfume, say1 one ii tbe mural w h i c h swatch on JM's wall. decor1'81 Le Soupcon, t he tinoy reataurant In 1 i de "He who doesn't k>ve
J b Ma-1 .. • s th wine. women and song re-d:: Plua .. st~r!'. 0 u · mains a root his whole life
For it is indeed a reflec-long." says another.
tion of the spiritual joy of its And in a more serious
creator. Sitter Mary Corita vein, ''Aod then the great Kent. revolution could take place.
The ultra-moderlf nun is · .the whole human running
t..mow for her silkscreen ra<:e could finally sit down
serigraphs which hang in in a big circle and eat
the New York Metropoliton together ... and having once
Museum of Art and 20 other shared a meal would no
m111eums throughout the longer be enemies ...
world. An exhibit of her Her words a n d c o 1 or s
serierapha were displayed celebrate love, peace. action
at the Vatican Pavilion of and. of course. God. Her •P·
the New York World's Fair. proach ii pr.agmatic. It
But Sister Mary Corlta stresses personal discovery
doesn't 1 i m i t her art to and de · emphasizes tradi·
spectacular 1 ho w s. Her tional dogma.
derstands or appreciatfl ·
her form of religiosity. Yet
th.ii l.s tbe pettem followed
by other members of her
order. the Slstera of the. Im·
macutate 1hart ol Mary.
The order wM founded in
1811 by 10 Spani5b nuoa and
became a ~ 1 e p a r a t •
American community in
1924. Now there are 560
members, mostly teachers,
who have taken innovative
step& to modernise their
order and have caused con-
siderable controversy i n
Roman Catholic circles.
Part of the liberallzation
is the use of family'names.
permission to receive a
amaU stipend and choosint
thei r own clothing. I n
teaching the nuns have ask·
ed for only 35 pupils ln each
class. that principals be
relieved of teaching duties
and that annual contracts be
negotiated with diocesan
authorities.
AU these change. are
welcomed by the free spirit
of the 49·year·old artist,
whose art classroom at Im·
maculate Hem College in
Loi Anjeles contains a
jukebox, movie projector
and ICMIDd equipment.
For it ii abe w b o
trusformea the traditlonal
Mary's Day at the college
.U.o a happening. It w• she
who receotly took a group of
b o uaewtves, businessmen
and students to Mootecito
for a weekend of paper cut·
Ung, kite flying and over·all
'merging wi~ture.
Sister Ma,y Coriti Kent
will not be barnassed. To
her. being free is eneotial
to spiritual development.
She must be able to move,
to discover, to live each se-
cond spontane0usly.
And by so doing. 1he ·
makes her life ... a hap-
pening.
HB TOPS 00'1
TOPS OO's of Huntington
Beach meet every Thunday
at 9:30 a.m. in Community
Methodist C h u r c h . Hun·
tington Beach. Mrs. Howard
Simon at 968-1719 w 11 t
answer questions regarding
membership. work also can be found on But not everyone un·
Westinghouse a d-lt=============================~.
v e r t it e meot.s. Neiman
Marcua gift wraps, .JM
Chri•tma1 boxes lmd Spice
l&land cookbook j_acketa.
Capricorn: Do You Pass Patience Test? FINE BAKERY
~ft'A.«z,~ Ork
TUESDAY
MAY 28, 1961
By SYDNEY OMAKR
"The wt.I man controll
his deltiny. . .AltroloO
point.a the way ."
ARIES CMarcb 2l·April
19): Ei:erciae caution in
what you aay, write. Be
especially c o n 1 i d e r a t e
tioward tboee who fft'Ve,
work with you. Get fads
before m a k i n g declsioo.
Elements of change and
confusion are apperent.
TAURUS (April 2G-May
201: Some who are sincere
may not. be informed. Ap·
plies especiall~ to those who
advise you on flilldt. Young
per.song may be v e r y
persuuive. but know where
to draw the line.
GEMINI IMay 2l ·June
20): Emphasis on conditions
at home. Study TAURUS
m~sage. Don't be rushed.
forced. pushed or cajoled in·
to any action. Cycle remains
high. Irnpetuoua fa m I l y
member needs lesaon of pa-
tience.
CANCER (June 21-July
2'Z) : Some people may at-
tempt to fast talk you today.
Maintain balance . Keep wits
sharp. Your k>yalty to
cause. group or club could
be tested. Stick to prin·
ci)M1. Don't be gullible.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Sotne friend& may not be
constderete where y o u r
money Is concerned. Reallu
tbia, and adhere to sense of
retpOOSibl.llty. Know dif·
ference between fun and ex·
travaaance.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ):
FinUh task at hand. Day to
c:omplelie rather than to in·
itiate project:a. Your attitude
j a subject to c h a n g e .
Superiors may appear con-
fused. Make your meanings
clear. Avoid excess tem-
perament.
L111RA (Sept. 23-0ct. 2'Z):
Questions arise concerning
travel. Past eomrnitments
shouJd not be overlooked.
Means make no vacation
pr-omlses before checking
with associatt, loved one.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21 I: Accent on activitjes
connected witti friends. h6b·
bies. You gain today by
s haring interests.
knowledge. One who teaches
has lesson for yolf. Usten.
ob5erve and learn.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): Day may be filled
with challenges. Your prin·
clples, motives are tested.
S~ght on partnerships,
STRING ALONG WITH US
•
relations with public. Goal is
in sight. but you may have
to ta.ke clrcuit-0uc course.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 19): Your patience
could be tested. Some you
depend upon act in peculiar
manner. Stick to the rules.
Don't reach too far for
ann~rc. The lets you ac ·
tively eeek, the more you
are apt to discover.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): You desire change. but
costs could be prohibitive.
Know this and plan ahead.
Some reductions can be
made in an intelligent man·
ner. Brlni forth creative
resources. Discuss mooey
with mate. partner.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20): Build up security of
those who have faith in you.
By so doing you will bolster
your own confidence. Stress
today on property. tong-
range plans. Don't be in too
much of a hurry. Study
CAPRICORN message.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
B I R T H D A Y you are
v e r s a t i l e , independent,
original. Would maJce fine
writer. entertainer. You are
a natural pioneer and now
should havt opportunity ror
travel, greater s e I f -e x-
pression.
Our
Summer
Peek·a·boO
Drees
in Nd, whit•
end nftY flne
cotton with • built·in·bre.
sn.
Two l1yen of rich chocolate cake filled with
b1n1n1s incl whipped crHm and topped with
more whipped crHm. 2.5'
~rT~TadJ..
Tart shells filled with custard, 1uorted fruits
a nd whipped crHm topped. lOc ... ·
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Mede with the finest cocoas, rich end chewy,
chocolete frosted and nut filled. 12c ...
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Yummy bi9 donuh, sprinkled with powderecl
su9ar and • dollop of seedless raspberry jelly.
12 ....
If your birthdey is in July, Au9u1t or Septem·
bar, atop in end fill out an entry ••• • decor-
ated 2-layer cake to 5 lu~ky pMpl• Heh
month I
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7.90. these n1tllrll durtne cotton sweaters ire somethin1 SPlCIAL some people miaht strin1 you 1fon1 by SIYint you e1n't rlYt without thtm.
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_Nuptial V ws eled·ged In Chap~
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Nuptial Moss ••• ~ 1 ~· • Gail Froos Rockefeller bridegroom's sister, Miss Max Hurwitz of · Cost a School. Orange Coast
and DenDis Michael Hurwitz Ann HurwiU of Co&t.a Mesa. Mesa, Miss Shirley Hughes College and San Diego State.
exchanged nuptial vows in a Best man was J t m and Mrs. -sopbJe Gende:t ot He ls dotng graduate work
single ring ceremony in the Brjdgman of N e w P o r l FuHerton. at SDSC and is affiliatM
Chapel of the Bells, Las Heights and ushet' was Gary The bride is a graduate o1 with Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Vegas. Greiwe of Costa Mesa. The Bishops School, at· fraternity. He is employed
The Rev. Cecil c. De Members or the wedding tended Denver University, as a teacher at Lincoln
Vows and Rings ExcijanQed,
Catherine Ann Allen and John Michael
Krop pledged nuptial vows last Saturday
amicJ pale pink chrysanthemums in Immac·
ulate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in
Santa Ana.
The Rev. Peter Beaman solem11ized the
double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jose
Rosan of San Juan Capistrano and Wayne
Allen of Santa Ana Heighta. The bridegroom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Krop of
Red Lodge, Mont.
Given in marriage by her father, the
bride selected a floor.:\ength gown-With a lace
bodice and a band of lace around the linen
skirt. A headpiece of matching net and seed
pearls held her bouffant veil. She carried a
cascade of carnations and pale pink ros~
buds.
Miss Mary Frances Sherk of Seattle
served as maid of honor, wearing a shock·.
ing pink chiffon over taffeta floor length
gown and carryinB a nosegay of white and
pink carnations.
Dressed identically were bridesmaids,
Miss Tetri Danieri, Miss Patricia Egan and
Miss Diana Ludwig. Their light pink gowns
were floor length chiffon over taffeta and
they carried nosegays of pink and white car-
nations. Junior bridesmaid was Susan Allen,
and flower girl was Kim Allen.
Frank Lahm of Po1tland was asked to be
best man. Ushering guests to their places
were James Mosier of Portland, Jerry
O'Keefe of Laguna Beach and Warren
Michaelis of Berkeley. Ringbearer was Chris
Allen. Providing music for Ute ceremony were
Ricbard Erhard, organist and Miss Barbara
Dibb, soloist.
The Garden Grove Women's Civic Club
was the setting for reception of 200 guests.
Miss Mary Magner circulated the ~uest book
and Miss Sherk presided at the gift table. ·
The bride is a graduate of Marywood
Jngh School in Orange and attended the Uni-
versity of Portland. Her husband is a 'grad·
uate of Red Lodge .High School and also at·
tended the University of Portland.
Special guests at the wedding were Miss
Laurie Roosen of Maryland; a former class-
mate of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fitz.
gerald of Portland and Brother Paul Loos,
Portland.
After a wedding trip to Las· Vegas, Idaho
and Montana the couple will live in Portland.
Wedding Date Told
By . Jon McColister
EUNICE KURTH
June lrkle
The engagement of Eunice
Kurth and Jon J a y
McCotister, 1011 of Mr. and
Mrc. John C. McColiater of
Ht100ngton Beach, bu been
.announced by her father aod
etep-mot.ner, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Kurth ol Wenatcbie,
Wash.
Miu Kurth attended Brit-
tion High School and was
araduated from Concordia
Lutberan College in St.
Paul, Minn.
Hei;.flance, a graduate of
HuntIDgton Beach Hi g b
School, attended University
of Southern California aod
San Diego State College,
where be ii completing his
ma1ters d egree l n
psyctlology.
The couple will be mar·
ried June 23 in the Faith
Lutheran Oburcb, Whittier.
Betrothal
I Announced .
Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Grierson of · Costa Mesa
have announced the engage·
ment of their daughter,
Carolyn Grierson to Russell
De Good, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Speedy De Good of
Torrance.
The bride-to.be will be
graduated in June from
Estancia High School and
plans to attend Orange
Secretaries
Orange COUl'lty • Harbor
Area L e g ~ 1 Secretariee
Association meeta tile third
Wedneeday of tM month in ·
varioo1 locations. Further
infonnetiOl'.I may llit. ob·
ta1ned by calJJng Mn. Jack
Lovig, 642-9900. Members
pther at 7 p.m.
Co86t College.
Her fiance is a graduate
of Bishop Montgomery High
School in Redondo Beach
and .is a student at El
Camino College.
An August wedding in St.
John the Baptist Olurch in
Coste Meu ha~beeo plan-
ned.
Altrusa Club
Members of the Altrusa
Club of Newport Harbor
have selected the Mesa
Verde Country Club for
their meeting place the se-
cond and fourth Tuesdays at
6:30 p.m. Mrs. -Donald
Dungan 1t 548-40 Will
answer queltions reglJ'ding
membership. •
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Garmo solemnized th e party attended a prenuptial and now is a student at San Helgbta High School in San
ceremony, uniting t h e dinner in Antlheim before D!~~o . S~t.e College. She is Diego.
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daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. flying lo Las Vegas. OI~. with Delta Garn· The couple remained in
William Curtis Rockefeller guests \Vere Soll Gendel of ma sorority. Las Veg.,5 for their hooey.
of La Jolla and the soo of Los Angetes, Robe r t Her husband is a graduate moon and will Jive in
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hurwitz _H_ur_wt_·u_of_N_e_wp~o_rt_B_ea_c_h:...' _or_N_e_w.:..po..:..rt,;_;H::.:.a::.:.r..:.bo::.r__:Hig::::::. ~h~N:..:.ew.:...:..:..!po:::.:rt:....:B:.:e::aoh::..::.. ---
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Amie Ph ...
MRS. JOHN KROP
Portland Home
Orc:inge Coast's No. 1 Paper:
ANNUAL
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For the Ct!'remony the
bride selected a light pink
\·oile dress with long sleeves
~ a pink and white
flowered sash. A corsage of
cattleya orchi& completed
her ensemble.
Maid of honor was the
New Leader
Takes Over
Closing the club year with '
the annual installation
lun<:heon were members of
Coast Women's C 1 u b of
Corona del Mar who met in
lrvine Coast Country Club.
Taking the reins for the
coming year is Mrs. William
Halliday, and serving on her
board are the M m e s .
George Bryson, G e o r g e
Fox, Paul Q u in I i n and
Arthur Hoodenpyle, vice
presidents: Edward Meier,
Dale Magor and H. L.
' Robinson, recording, cor-·
responding and financial
secretaries; Ra y m on d
Wood, treMUrer, and
, Eugene Wing, parliamen-
tarian.
The club will continue
card parties and projects
throughout the summer.
New Leaders
Mrs. David Hepburn has
been elected president of the
South Huntington Be a ch
Community Nursery School.
Serving with her will be
the Mmes. John Davis, vice
president; Brian Moore;
secretary; James McAtee,
treasurer: John Barriatua.
equipment chairman, and
James VanEimeren a n d
Lloyd Gilbreath, chairmen
of mothers.
MEMORIAL DAY SALE
THIS IS THE BIG SPRING SALE CLEARANCE
AT ALL STORES INCLUDING
B (JNTINGTON BEACH
At Least l /3 to 50% OFF Regular Price
Cotton Shifts
PllNTS GIHI SOLIDS
Re9dlu $I 7 .00 ............... .
Blouse and Tbps
=;~-~~:~ ..... : ....... $4.00 to $8.00
Better Dresses
ONE AND 2 PIECE $8 00 to $20 00 Re9ul•r to $"40.00 . ....... 1 ~
Copris
PAmlN AND SOllD $5 00 to $10 00 Re9ulu to $11.00 . .... .... • .
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Table ol Sportswear
R09ol•do SI0.00 . ··-···-···· $1.00 '°. $5,00
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TUESOA Y, MAY 28th
STORE CHARGES
MASTER CHARGE
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MRS. JOHN C •. LUNDQUIST
Sin9te Ri"I Ceremony
Pledges Exchanged
In Garden Setting
In a single ring garden ceremony, per-
formed by the Rev. DJ. Phillip Murray of
the Corona del Mar Community Church, Su-
san Hayton became the bride of John Char·
les Lundquist. ..
· The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don·
ald William Hayton of Corona del Mar, was
atven in marria~e by her father. She wore
a white A·line silk crepe gown with daisies
embroidered on French marquisette form-
inl an overlay effect.
Her only ornament was a gold and pearl
medallion crown which she wore whett she
waa presented as a National Charity League
debutante in 1964. Her bridal bouquet was
formed with white daisies and babya breath.
Attending her sister a1 miid of honor was
Miss Sally Margaret Hayton who wore a
pale yellow ant organza frock and carried
a 11>ray of yellow daisies and babya breath.
The bridegroom, aon of Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin M. Lundquist of Ontario, asked John
Nunez of Los Angeles and Chri• Banks of
Ontario to be his honor atten~ants. James
WUUam Hayton, the bride's brother, served
u rinf bearer.
The ceremony and bridal dinner which
followed for immediate members of both
famillet took place in the Hayton home.
After theJraduation of the bridal couple
from the U veratty of Southern California
in June they will depart on a belated honey-
moon.
The bride ·is a graduate of Corona del Mar
High School and Orange Cout College. She
is a journalism major and plans to earn her
teaching credentials from USC where abe
will enroll for graduate work in the fall.
Her husband, a Chaffey High School
alumnus. plans graduate work at California .
State College at Los Anples.
Roses Decorate Altar
For Double Ring Rites
St. Andrew's Pretbyter-.
ian Chapel wa1 the setting
for the nuptial ceremony
linking Laura LOuiae Hunt·
lngton a n d Robert Roy
Steckman.
The Rev. Dr. Charle~
H. Dim!nfield directed the
vow uchance f0r tJle dau&h·
ter of Mr. and Mr1. George
Cooper Huntington of Bay
Island and San Marino and
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Steckman' of Letnon
Grove.
Given in marriage by hes:
Cather,. the bride wore a
Jong white linen gown trim·
med with linen lace which
Executives
Take Posts
MM. John Renfro W1ll
take over presidential dutie8
ol El Camino Reel Woman' a
Club from Mrs. Ray C.
Miller foUoWing an in·
sballation dinner in the Sall
Cle~ I n n Thursday,
June 6.
iMra. Oarl L e d b e t te r ,
di.ltrict ct.irmacl ol cultwal.
heritate and history and
landmlrte will be ntall.ing
ofliCer, wtliJe linter Ken
Delo will pr o v i d e en-
t.ertainment.
Re~ for 1be 12:30
p.m. Junmeoa •e due Moo-
da,y, June 3. They may be
abtained by oaUq Mrt.
Anthony. M.ncuso, 496-5141
or Mrs. Eliaabe1b Stanfield,
496-t?M.
edged her necikUM, .......
and the hem. Lace allo bar·
dered her train and fGl'mecl
the headband whic:lr calllbt
her illusion veil. Slae ear·
ried a bouquet ol . apriq ,
Oowera centered WW. but-
terfly orchids.
WearinJ a b on e-colared
linen f roc k and~
sp.rtng flowers wu · 1Mr m.
ter. Elizabeth Amt Hwltlq.
ton who served u IUld af
honor.
Attendin& a. b e a t man
was Gary Lee Sclulb af
Carlsbad. Serv'Ulg u -..-.
were Alanson Christopher
Edwards of San Dieco, Vin·
cent Galbreth Hinger, Co-
rona del Mar, the biide'1
cousin, and We 1 le y ·and
Stanley Parkhunt of Glen-
d or a, t h e bridegtoom'1
cousinJ.
Following was a weddlna
reception and breakfut tn
Irvine Coast Country Club.
The bride ii a IJ'acluata ot
Westridge School, PMldena,
attended Willamette Uni-
versity, Salem, Ore. and·
w~ graduated from Cali·
fornJa Western Unlvenlty,
San Diego. Sbe was a 191.1
debutante of the Puadena
Guild, Children'• Rome Sao
ciety and bu ~ a tucb.
er'1 auiltat iA the Alfwn.
bra school system.
Her husband au.met the
University cl Utah llDd re-
ceived h)I degree from
CWU. A teacher .at .VltU
High School, be aUlliatecl
wJth Phl Delta Theta. The)'
will reside in Del lbr.
Now In Our
100% COTTON
Tl~A PRINTS
• DOTS • STRIPES
• CHECKS • FLORALS
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14 .. 1. fer ....... ltl•UHI, IUl'lm•, play·
4S.INCH COTTON
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28S
HONll PLAZA HUNl'ING'l'ON BEACH
17TH AT HISTOL • EDINwllt AT IEACH
SANTA ANA HUNTINGTON IEACH
14J-Hll 1'7·1011
REG. 98c YD. VA°LUE
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SOUTH COAST 'LAZA
IRISTOL AT SAN DIEeO
FWY .. eosT A MUA
545.fSH
The Great Orange Coast's
No. ·l Paper!
Bask~ of red and white
roses adorned the alt. of
the F'aith Lutheran Church.
Huntington Beach, for the
wedding of Debore Kay
Phelps and Edward George
Kirchoff, both of Huntington
Beach.
metroo of honor. wore· a
floor length A·line 1own of
pink velvet with a matching
bow holding her abort veil. Final Weeks ~ 80%0J'f:I . .
Perform.int the double
ring ceremony was the Rev.
James DeLange. The bride,
wh ose grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Mitchell.
was given in marriage by
her grandfaUler.
For her wedding she
selected a gown fashioned of
slipper·satin and lace with a
sweetheart neckline a n d
long lace sleeves. Holding
her bouffant veil was a dou·
ble tiered crown of pear~
and sequins and 1he carried
a bouquet of red and white roses.
Mrs. John Sanderson. her
Art Group
Sh utt&+1g Down
A buly yur will be com·
pletJed when members ol tbe
Art &don of Town Mid.
Gown "dote down lhop''
W9J9l11S.,, J ... 6, Ill 10 a.m. ill .. Newport Beteta
Jloml of Mn. A rtll u r .......
'nll ...,. are •·
...... to aMbit "* wwt ml Jll"lllllt craft Jll"l-jlctl. r•a-a l>ua lnua ....... the ICbolanhip
I I r9'• ~Ill pi'tllllted.
'
Sanderson served u best
man and ushers were the
bride· s brotber, G a r y
Phelps and COOiin, Jerry
Mitchell.
Special peM.I •the wed·
ding and the reception
which followed in t b e
Rancho Huntington Mobile
Home Eet.tes Oubbouse
were Mr. and Mn. Arthur
G~ ol Alhambra, au.nt
and u'"cle of the
bridegroom. Linda Cronin
drculated the guest book.
The newlyweds plu a Ju.
1Y honeymoon following the I
·bride'• graduaUon fr o m
Huntington Beacb H l g h I
School.
ibe bridegroom. SOii of
Mr. and Mrs. George
K.ircholfolHu ntl n gto n
Beach, wu grau 'ed from
Marina HJgh School.
TOPS Mermaids
J ft f ~ rtlll'dint. ......... 'IOPS' ..... : me ......... m1.1 be receMld b '"! telepboniq
Mn. John J[Olloff at 541-au or Mrs. L e o n
T o w 11 le n d , t 4 6-1804.
Meetinp tab place at 7 p.m. way 11m1da')' lo
Woodland School, 2 ft 2 3 lltia Ave., Cotta ~·
0%or:r:1 40%0m &o%om
M.EN'S • WOMEN ·· CHILDREN
BUY NOW FOR THE BIGGEST
SAVINGS OF A LIFETIME
SAYE ON SPORTSWEAR FOR MEMORllL DAY WEEK·END
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Alta \I
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for Cbe
begiJIWI
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at 9 ..
RESC
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Neepat S.W,. Mtt. J1MrJ 1'clUat. nc.dlne
ErMlt lleCIJll•d, k Mt to ..u tn*\'otif do omc. ....... ,; ~ ......
tolDClftOW ill ... BalMle Ba7 _. .... MMIC eecntaiY;
Club. ~ WllllD S tepla•Dl'Oll,
s.vlnl .. aw .. the •••urw; Maniul Jtiac,
.MJMI, ·BelQmnlD )lcdnfi. ..,,,..II leCr'eUrJ ad J
firtl viee p r • • t d • ll t , w 8lrtebr .. .:..U_.:.: m.mMnblP· Rabid E . ' ' ' ,__...,.
,......... --vice ...-: tilrtan. . .
deal, iplda1 projeda, and Mra. Wayne B 41 mi c k ,
Marjade SebMll, l*'d vice fonnero snPllDt. will tab
preeldlDt, P'~· ~ tmw!q dUliea.
Party Nearing
for Society
LaaandUDc their • IUlllmer
activttiea June 1 are
melD1*I ol Jt E S C U
IRetesch and Education
SocWJ " Callfornia , Unmarrieds).
Alloantlle .... ls4be
~ll'dirc . 0 f ldlallnbip
recipielta. Seledecl bave
been Sylvia McGee, in the
field of nuninc md Geoqja
Tbcmipson for education.
The traditional art
ICbolm:tbip giveo by the
Fine Ara Section • ,-mac to Anne Ge:iazier, acCCll'dinc to
Mn. P . E. E o d 1 le y ,
chairman.
Mn. Donald lollame, 1olf
cbairmm, eanounced tbat
tbt physical e d U C I ti 0 D
award will -be preeented to
Rose Marie De Franoesca.
•
Alta VIit& CoUDlry Club in
Plaeentia will be Che tetting
for the lpl'iDa fliDa dance
begtnning Saturday evening
at 8. Dancing, to the music
of the G<id Tooes, will start
at 9 •.
RESCU is an organization
for dl9Gl'Cled or Jepily
separated people. Further
informatiGD may be receiv-
ed by teieJmoning Mrs. Vi-
viu Hamon, 531M429.
Mn. Herbert Miller serv-
ed aa scholarship chairman
with ~ from the
Mmes. Frank Lon(, William
Hendrida lnCI P a tr i c k
Shepard.
AJso there will be the en-
nual donation fur t h e
GrublClab fund et UCI.
AHOY Ol'PIClllS -1'akinl her cue flom the nautical setting of the Balboa
Bay Club II Mrs. Ernest McClellan4 (left), newlY elected president and put
Laurel Award winner of th• Tuesday Club of Newport Harbor. Among offic-
ers to be installed tomorrow are the Mmes. Benjamln Modest!, first vice presi-
dent; Willlam Stephenson, trea.urer. and Robert E. Flanegin, second vice
preSident (left to right).
LB Overe•+•rs l
Every Tuesday of the . In La,paa SW., IAllst
m o n t b 0 v er e a te r a World. Clubbo'* J. Dl1dna
Anonymous 11ther at I p.m. room '1.
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Kicla Like to
'Ask Andy'
OPIN 1HUUDAY, .. MORIAL DAY
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Gleria ManMll
olfen a
Wlll'l'l'EN
GUllllNTIG ~at s•e
fU h ~e,
Wlefll'
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9 'A.M. TO 9 P.M.
d9uaranttt
.Every pauon recei•es a.,,,.;,,,,, '""'""'" rhat she ..-ill reach her pre-determined
dress size ..-irhin a specified time.
It <~ .,,_...d """'" -"°' •ulllff ............ Gloria MMt11a11 Woo11 (.,.,;,. ~I-ttt.,.,<ftd ..,.;i tk pot•-ltt.lllN. • .. "44odoeal mte Or ... -....... _
Rn fill We G1arutee lenltsf
A personalized progress chart is prepared, so tbar eac h
time you visit the salon a trained counselor can ~ide
you tOW.nf your specific goals. We keep a constant
check ()ft your progress roward a lovelier fi~re.
In this wey, you reach your desired ,oal in the shonest
time •.. .M for the leut npense ..
" NO DISROBING NECESSARY
WE ARI III A GYM
PIO ClfU CAii NI MOntllS
Wfn ..... CllUI.
How Mn hes ·All nis Cosn
TM standard price for tttaunenu is •2.00. Y'6u •
clear!1 told the nlllllher Md fr~ el treatlllfnll ~reel ... i.1t JIOll red teat prt~lltd pl.
TI1a1 "."Y ~" linoor fteCdr wt.c 1'IM' .elf·imPf~
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Mond.\y, M~ 27, 1968 DAILY PlLOT Jf
Sandra Fox Exchan~~s __ _
Wedding Rings, Vows
Exchanlini double rings
and VOW& durin g a
ceremony cooducted by the
Rev. Tbomaa W. Overton in
the First Christian Chufcb,
Huntington Beech, w e r e
Sandra Ann Fox and st.even c. Twiig. Tb' bride. daughter of Mr.
Md Mrs. Roy R. Fox of
Huntington Beach, w a s pven in marriage by her
fMber. For her wedding abe
Mlected I ftoor length IOWD
of peau de IOie and lace
f.Mbiooed alont princen
lines and trimmed wi1b seed
p e a r I s and crystals. She
wore a bouffant shoulder.
Ienfh veil.
Her matron of honor. Mrs.
Daniel Twigg,.wore a bright
pink f 1 o o r length gown
and cmied ceroetione and
daisies, and bridesmeids
were MiJe Linda McKay and-
Mias Susan Cltmmer.
Attendlne the bridegroom,
100 ol Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
netil W. Twigg of Huntington
Beach, we.re bis brothers,
Daniel Twigg, who served
as be&t man, and Tim
~ge, usher. Randel Fox,
ttie bride's brother, also
seated guests atten(iing the
'-cerem on y, and
oaodleligttters were B i 11
Twigg and Michael Fox.
Susan Rothert presided
over the guest book at the
reception in Ule church
which followed the wedding.
'!'be newiyweds departed on
a boneymooo trip to San
Francisco.
The couple we re
jraduated from Huntington
!leach High School and the
bridegroom now is aerving
in the U.S. Coast Guard.
They will be making their
home in Oakland.
Library Hour
Coeta Mesa Library is the
acecie of a library story hour
every '11uedly at 10:30
a.m •.
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ndrew'--s Church
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church was the settlilg for
the ceremony uniting in
marriage Julie Anne Gage
and Thomas Brandt New-
ton.
The Rev. Dr. Charles Die·
renJield solemnized the dou-
ble rlng ceremony.
The br1de is the dau&hter
ol Mr. and Mrs. Jules W.
Gage of Newport Beach.
Her husband is lhe son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.
Newton of Jenkintown, Pa.
Gi ven ln marriage by her
father the bride selected a
Door lencth oyster white
satin broc8de dre• with
empire 1tyliDg and long
sleeves. Her abohlder length
veil ol French illusion was
caught to a crown ol Jewell.
She carried a bouquet ol
stephanotia.
Mrs. Jack 'FergUIOll ol
San Die10 BerVed her sister
as matron of honor wearing
a floor' length yellow chif-
fon gown. She carried a
bouquet ol spring flowers
including encbantmept lil-
lee. ranuncuJus and carna-
tions.
Miss Bonnie Gage, anoth-
er slater , was junior brides·
maid dressed exactly like
the matron of honor.
Best man was J-Ohn New-
ton, the bridegroom's broth·
er of La Jolla. Alan Gage
of Newport Beach and Fer-
1uson were ushers.
Miu Suaan Rose of Los
Angeles circulated the guest
book. Music was provided
by organist. Robert Huestes.
SUE ANN IAILIY
Fut\lte lrk9
Harborites
Planning
Nuptials .
Vow
Gale Marie A t w o o d,
daudlter ol Mr. and Mrs. H.
Bradford Atwood ol Laguna
Beach, became the bride of
James Flynn White, IOll of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
White ol La Mesa. during a
nuptial mus Saturday in St.
Catherine of Siena CblD'ch,
Laguna Beach. The Rev.
Robert Bond officiated.
New Leaders
Guide Branch
Mrs. Billy Parks o'f
Temple Hills became the
president of Laguna Beach
Branch, American Associa-
tion of University Women
during the group's final
meeting of the year, a
luncheon in the H o t e I
Laguna .
in. llride wen a lll.k or-
ganza sown witll embroid-
ered TOMI, ~ aleews
and a train. A single roee
to_PPed her -elbow lenctb
veil. •
Miu Robyn Smith ol San
Diejo, maid of honor, wore
a full length gown ol pint
and white orgama ud car-
ried pink carnatiom with
Engl.lab ivy.
Dressed .Identically and
carrying identical bo~ueb
were the " bridesmaida, the
Misses Beverly Beckwith of
Playa del Rey, Sally Ander·
son and Dianna Munch of
Burbank, Marilyn Davies of
Corona del Mar and Jenn.i-
fer Shacklett of San Diego.
Attending his brother as
best man was Robert S.
White, while ushers were
Ron Fox, Mario Mendez,
Dennis Michalenko. Randall
Schwartz and Michael Ser-
mersheim, all of San Diego.
/
A reception took place in
the Fireside Room of the
church.
The engagement of Sue
Ann Bailey and Randall Lee
Caudle bas been announced
by the bride-elect's parents.
Mr. and Mn. Brent P.
Bailey of Costa Mesa.
Others installed were the
Mme s . Ly al C.
B aumgardner, treasurer;
Edward G. G i r a rd ,
recording secretary; Gary
L e a c h , c o rresponding
secretary; George Goodall,
second vice president in
charge of membership, and
Dennis Denny, first vice
president in dlarge of pro-
gram developm~t. _
A reception for 300 guests MRS. J. F. WHITE
followed in I r v i n e Coast The bride is a graduate or
Newport H a r b o r High
School and has attended the
University of Redlands and
San Diego State College.
She currently is attending
Merritt College in Oakland.
Miss Bailey is a graduate
of Estancia High School and
her fiance, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Mayhew of
Cor-ona del Mar, is a
graduate of Corona del Mar
High School. He is serving
wtih tile U.S. Army's lOlst
Airborne Division in Viet-
Country Club. Walhintton Home
Alter honeymooning at --------------------
Carmel and Lake Tahoe, the!;:===================;
newlyweds will make their
MRS. THOMAS NEWTON
Double Rlnt Rite
Her husband, a graduate
of La Jolla High School.
also is attending Merritt
College.
After a wedding trip to
Palm Springs the newlyweds
will Uve in Mill Valley.
nam. .
The wedding will take
place when the benedict
completea his tour of duty.
During tile gaUJering Mrs.
Louis Poluzzi,. st.ate
treasurer of the Oalifomia
State Division, spoke Ol the
a 8SOCiatioo' s fundamental
purpose.
home on Mercer Island,
Wash.
The bride is a graduate ol
Burbank High School and
San Diego State College
where she was president of
Alpha Phi. Her husband, a
Sigma Chi, also is an alum-
nuJ of SDSC.
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Ing of wit.a betweea the coa-
lunMI" mad market manqemeot. Yoa can be nn &at marbt man~
ag .. a an well lafonned aad UM lood
, manaiement pnctlcee Jn order to
• eatD a profit tor their company.
If you are going to be any match
for them, you need to be ~owledge. able about which
foods give you the
mOlt (Of your
.; money and y o u
need to be just u
good a mdnager
aboul buyinl u
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sellirif.
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what be It trying to accomplish. The
market manager bu certain goals
for profits, numbers of customers and
so on. The family food manager has
numerous goala also.
You want to serve attractive, ap-
, petizing m~ that are nutritionally
well-balanced yet economical. You
probably want to accomplish this with
a minimum expenditure of time and
energy. Perhaps your biggest goal
is ;ust to keep family memben "fill:
ed up."
How does the market manager ac-
complish hia goals? He develops a
plan of action -what foodJ to sell,
how they wUI be displayed and ad-
vertised, service11 he will offer 'to lure
the customers to bis market ..
How do you accomplish your goals
for family meals? You need· a plan
of action too. •
Before you shop you need to plan
what fooda to serve when and. tom ·
thia menu plan you aeed to make a
shopping lilt ot what fooda 1.o buy.
Pl.aM.ina menus and lhopptna liats
takes time -and aome tblnkinl -but
it is the key to successful food shop.
pin,1. Thirty miruites a week tpent on
planning can save 915 or mort a week
on gr<1eertes -that's a salary of $30
an hour!
.BY pl•nlng ah6ad you can be sure ·
you indude the Basic Four foods in
each. . meal. This Will ensure good
nutrition for your family.
The Basic Four food groups include:
1. Dairy products -milk, cheese, ice
cream; 2. Protein foods -meat, fish,
J>OUltry, eggs, dried beans, and peas,
peanuts and peanut butter: 3. Fruits
and vegetables; f Breads and-cereals.
You can also plan meals around the
advertised specials -particularly
mellta wtiere you will SjlVe an average
of 20 pe!'cent over regular prices.
By planning meals for the week aod •
maki.ng a list you will be able to get all
the foods you need for the week in one
trip to the store. This will save you
both time and money -for the oftener
you shop the more you spend.
If you organize your shopping list
according to the store layout, this will
save you additional time and money
because you will be able to get through
the store with a minimum of
backtracking.
But the biggest reason why a shop-
ping list wilJ save you money is that it
will protect you from impulse buying.
And impulse buying Is just what the
store managemeot has planned for
you -to make a bigger profit for
them.
Markets ar,e a.manged to trap you
into impulse purchases. High profit
items a.re placed at eye level for the
convenience of those who get ideas as
they walk through the store. Best buys
-large siu containers, store brands
-are often on lower shelves.
Out of place items -salad dressing
by the lettuce, children's books by the
cereal -give you ideas for unplanned
"extras." Bargain-appearing displays
of products (often at regular prices) in
bim at encla ol <*lltera or by tM
Clheckout stand llt .another trap.
MAIY DAY
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Quantity priciq may get you tlO buy ••-••-lillilll••-lllililllliilllllli----• mon ol an item than you real.I)' DMd. •
Studies show, f« example. that COit· Mrs. Edward WhU~house Clayton Tbompeon. EbeJJ
sume:rs will buy 10 ol a 10 cent ttem if '-1 •e11°~ :C ~ ktleol. t .... ~ ' •.M. .Jr. hes chosen Treuuret preaident: Mn. A l I r e d
it's priced 10 for 99 cents. ~~~·'' N11t. ' • 9 -~-!~,t-a ..... From die Sea as her theme Buck. and Mn. W. J.
COlorful pacuces with mouth· """'......., •-r.L, ~ ,_. ~'" •--.. , '"'... when she is installed presi· Caraway. both from Glen-
waterio« pictures ICl'eam at you to "'==:,..-=.~' ·~ •• ,_., • •·"'· dent of the Juntor Ebell6 . dale.
bey tbem. If tbe man11er addl to ~ 111 -"'--le TwM1t. 1•• TOPI 00'• '4'"~ .._ -Club ot Newport Beach. Officers · . include t h e
these appetite arousers the enticing ":.:t' "r• L~ ... M••-~:;:,u~~~1',. 011utd\. Hu~· 11he ceremony is slated Mmes. Warren Fix, James
smells of food cooking, you may auc-Mar~:: :!'w~ ..:;· _._ ~· *-~ ~ Jo*Y ....,. -for n ext Wednesday, at C'asey, Paul Hadley and Vin· cumb to impulse purchases simply ;:m~o11-Pe<tt Schell. Oi1t1 MIN, • c '°'~~· ·~.;.. _ 11 :30 a.m .•. In the Stuft cent WQ9d, vice presidents;
becau.se you 're hungry. The answer to o..,....,. .....,... _ ,. .. _ wr'o:'4'w .... .;.,;:. ~~: .. ··~~ Shirt. Incoming and .outco· Lionel Da Silva parliamen·
this ls to eat before you go to tbe store · 't:'~ ~:''::9~-.... "--sc11ooi. "...,""''°" .. ~11-. 1 •• m. inl executive officers ~Ul tarlan; Henry 'Stotaenberg, with your list. Piil -LOC'lti04I ev• "' calllllQ MuTn°,:'!.,onMifrry ... -~. ,--•. m,,.. •. ,., SCl>ool, receive treasure chests fill· tre.urer ·• . Charles Ohan. • Mr" Cloyd Henoe • .,, , I •·"' ·~ '" wt f1o " Since children are usually great un-c ... ,, s1e111 ...,11 ,.._ ea .. 11e ,,, .... ~, c• " ..,,..,.,.,t•r ed th wers. . man Jr.. auditor ; George pulse b'uyers and· are prone to be in· 0••ten"' .__ -"· J.-c111m•• -Finiev · '· '•.m. Qiarging officers with Hau.er and Allen Goody,
fluenced by TV . ads for high priced .. ;~::·~·.!·~ .. :-:=· :.:;· 11 • .,..111 P••••toi v.r::D\Y"" •• 111_ ditties will be Mrs. John Col· secretaries. and c. F . goodies: it's wise to leave them at loftt -location" avelleble by cell-TOPI C:lull -llKrMllen Ct nltr. Hun· by, past Junior Ebe 11 Stanwood coordinator.
home' when you shop. Espec1aUy if ~~-Mrs. 0oue1a• M«o,,,,, ,..,,,., • ·~n::.-;.•:,t~ ~~ ...... ctw• -»e coordinator and member of Board dtaumen are tnl'
you're not good at resisting their nag-""'"' w!~P,•Y cw 11 _ li•f ,,,,,..\'.rcft..~•Sfr. DH, c1o11t the Ebell's PM Section. Mmes .. Ra~ond 'w o 0 d , gin g. Proi.bye.rftn Cllurc:ll ol "" l oventnl, • ~ m~1"'°"1 . CfltOj, " "''°" l"(ll. SpeclaJ guests .will be Mrs. Garry Short: E u g en e
As we shop, the challenge is to stick cou• M•sa. •:• •·"'· K-··ch. l"' ........ v• Chft .. re, CHll ~ lll!ller (It~ -Com-v•• U'~ ,. CIU with our plan and know which foods munitv ltecr.-tlOn Center. o •• ,_ Rnoer Piele, T ~-d Jones.
I ll '°''"ty Ftll'll'OUfld .. 11 •. m. G If F' d N G ve J.A>UI-.& are bargains. For examp e, usua Y O ers In 8W reenS Gary R aw I Jn g s . Jay 1 . . tain bette b -li~"' ... i!!.',"'r~'" ... ,a .. l)t". u,r:i:ept•.m.---. arger s1ze con ers are a r uy v "' .. ta.. • M o s e 1 e y and Roger ..., mall · 8 t t aJ ~llrusa c"" et ~ Marw -\Han s er sizes. u no ways. Mm Verd• countrv c111b, 6:30 o.m. San Juan Hills Country Nelson, co-chairman. 499. Sherman.
For foods we buy often, it pays to take· cest• M.-a Art ~ -M•m1 Cl b · "ft-J c 3031 g+ ..... u-comm j t tee
th Um to ts th ba . s~.,1 .• a7i..JOno.m,...:.-,_ -Latuu u Ul OCUI uan apistl~ . . _..... .. e · e compare cos on e sis v• •• ·-·-"'be club's "olf cham ,.hairm-are ~.... Mmes.
l · · t H1111. Leisure World, Clu""--t, • will be the setting for 1 · • · • " "" 1o11 o prtee per ounce, per pln or om. pionships mat.ch waa won by A.ndreW Koe•. F r a n le whatever, so we know. in f ,~Lr;\~ L~"I!: .. c~~bi:~: Riviera Club's Golf Section's Mn. F . t. Townsend. Run-Hughes, Clinton Campbell,
And this is the final step ood ··~~': ~'9.~ t:."~.!i:r:·~ monthly plays beginnin& nerc·up· were Mrs. Harry A. Richard Rietre, S t e v e o
management: evaluation. ~~'ltl\9 Mn.'K~~n.''..,~t~~·: We<hlesdey, June 5. Lowe. Fllaht A, and Mrs. Presten, Jamee Murar and
The market manager is constantly 0 :l'arw star cuH1r. S61, o.w ., Green fees, including elec-William ~Un, FliRtlt B. Daniel Hayes.
checking up on bis mercbandise, his J••tm 11ar -*'••lne Muonic tric carts, are $6 alld -----------Climaxing the afternoon
service and most particularly on bis '&:1/:·11N~..,~·T:·.\."·2'..1er -foursomes are ask,..,. to wi U be tile Woman-of-the· I 1 u · 1 Location .,1"9'ii~lt bv celllne MrL "" 'llLe DAILY PILOT sa es VOJume. £~e ts a ways ques· r 1ovd ae1 . ~ 1 ,.m. meet at tee-off time at 8 ·JO 1 "'! year award bestowed on the
tioning whether there is a better or. dJ<o~·:::.vr:.t'::'t;1~ r:.:::o."'1 c ... 1ttlt -a.m. sharp. ·• woman . the club member8
more profitable way of dom1 business. w10Ni~ Reservations may be ob-Covers Boating coosider to have been aotive
Food lhoppers need to evaluate •= f:;;:.•., ,... t1..:="! tained up to Saturday. June in llhe most well·rounded
'markets to try to dctennine which "'fc11s" Ls:""s~"'..:.. Kmvwoab l, by calling Mrs. Russell M. Best in West commwity projects. ~s give the best bargains and1~-~-----------~-~._ _ _..-------~------~--------------------~-~ aervice, 'Ibey need to evaluate pro-.
ducts -for example to detennine if
the "store" brand is as good as the ad-
vertieed brand, or if the product offers
food value and not just "empty
calor~s."
Food shoppers also need to look at
themselves to see if they are impulse
shoppers, or good managers. Good
management pays dollars and cents
dividend•. A!!S~!!~~·
Sweet Adelines Honor New Off ice rs at Luau Shop at A Hawaiian luau wu the
settint for the installation ol
new officers of t b e
Harborlites chapter, Sweet
Adelinel. Inc. of Costa
MeH.
Mrs. Dan Partin of Hun-
tinaton Beach, immediate
past president. will serve as
new Junior council member
and Mrs. Emmett Bossing
of HUDtingtolt Beach will be
council member. Mrs. Boss-
ing alJO will serve as
regional educa&u chair· man.
o!ficer in the home of Mrs. director. won s e v·, r a I
Rastelli. W.rs. Earl Philpot awards.,
Thoee ~ included
1he Mmes. Nan McKee,
Garden Grove, president;
Tony Ranallo, Costa Mesa,
vice pretident; Ed Rosen,
Fountain V a 11 e y , cor-
responding leCl'etary; Bill
Rastelli, Orange, recording
secretary, and Mrs. Dick
Walworth, Oranee,
treasurer.
Mrs. Judy Randall of Fon·
tana. a member of the in·
ternational finalist quartet,
the Keynotes. and past
regent a n d international
contest judge wes installing
Meet three new owners
of the
of Garden Grove w a 11
mistress of ceremonies for
the entertainment.
The chapter placed lltih in
regional competition i n
April and bulletin editor,
Miss Patsy Hackett of
Westminster received the
Eager Beaver award.
At the annual family night
and awards presentations
Mrs. Bill Emley of Garden
Grove, competition chorus
Gas Company.
How can you tell?
Matts et fact, JOU can't-Just by Joolrinc at them, bec-ause 10 many owners
'etth• o.. CompenJ tookjo1t lik• your nei1hbon. In fact, they prob1Jbly 11re
JOUf nei&hbon-For th• Gn Company OiJce any inveatof·o~ned comp•ny i"
Amedea) ii cnmed bJ all kind1 of p•ople from all wain of hfe. Tb•• _.more than 16 million 1h.erH of our bu1inH1 owned by people like
t.tber Vmc• Cottone. Som• cl thea• JMOPI• bou1ht o\1r •tock in their own
._....; OfMr9 may have become owner• of the 0111 Company •
by WQ tJ6 inwitmenta their H'\J)loyen have mt de for their pension pl•ns. Still
otben. a. J>a11e Morton (1ettin1 h i1 hair cut), may have become owti•n
becalM their ....,.ehen bou&ht them 1heres a1 birthday pfttHnt1. ._,..who ..... a lnatteial mk• in the Gu Company know that any compsny
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MRS. K. R. BARNUM
Honeymoon In Greece
.
Sally Lawson
Becomes Bride
..
Honeymooning in Greece and Portugal
before establishing their first home in New-
port Beach are Dr. Karl Raymond Barnum
and his bride, the former Sally Jane Law-
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beas-
ley Lawson of Newport Beach.
St. James Episcopal Church, Newport
Beach was the setting for their vow ex-
change, directed by the Rev. David Crump
and longtime friend of the Barnum family,
· the Rev. Dr. Richard Cain of Los Angeles.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father.
Attending as matron of honor was Mrs.
Norman Lawaon, while bridesmaids were the
bride's sister, Miss Isabel Lawson and Miss
Reona Herz, Mrs. Richard Barnum and jun-
ior bridesmaid, Miss Deborah Lawson, the
bride's niece.
Tbe bridegroom, son of Mrs. Karl Ray-
mond Barnum of Monterey Part and the late
Mr. Barnum, asked bis brother, Richard
Ba.mum to be !di best man.
Serving u ushers were Frank Ingram.
Dr. George Sheet., Dr. Dennis Blanchard
and Norman Lawson, the bride's brother.
Following the ceremony a reception took
place in the Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
The bride is a graduate of Westlake
School for Girls and attended the University
of Southern California.
Her busband is an alumnus of Mark Kep-
pel High School. Alhambra and USC's School
of Pharmacy where he affiliated with Sigma
Phi Epsilon.
For Nuptials
July Qate Selected
VICKI BRISCOE
July llride
Vicki Briss:oe. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Briscoe
o( Costa Mesa. and John L.
Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Stone of Costa Mesa.
have chosen St. John the
Baptist Catholic Church for
their July ~ wedding.
Mi ss Briscoe will grad·
uate from Costa Mesa High
School in June. She is pres·
ldeot of tbe Future Home-
malten of America, vi~
president of Girls' League
and WU a Zonta Girl-of-the-
Month.
Her fiance attended Coeta
Mesa High and served with
the U.S. Army in Germany.
He will continue bis educa·
tioo at Orange Coast Col·
lege and the bride~lect llas
selected California S t a t e
College at Long Beach
further her studies.
I See by Today's
·Want Ads
e Hert' s & , po8itim open
'I-..__.~-~ for. SUPDUNTENt>ENT
~a bt Yard!
e A modem otrke for t'f'nt
at• VttY ~ ratof.
e A put time~
11 wanl4'd to work in tht
Newport Beach area.
• t1ere•• • c:w • part)' will
Mil )'OU Md iiell1t It tin)'
cc6ol' )'OV requeetl
for Memorial Day. • •
?!zed f!«t
Florist Quality
"911ee
LEMON LEAF
WITH EACH
BUNCH OF
FRESH CUT
Fl OWERS
MARGUERITE mSH 79c DAISIES :Ctt ...
BEAUTIFUL :SH 99c POM PONS BUNCH ..•••••
GREEN • CONE.sHAPEO COLORADO ~ 11 29 CARNATIONS BUNCH .... CEMETERY 3Jc VASES
U.S.
FLAGS
9''X15" I 2"X 18" 37c4Jc
" IAR(I SIZE • CRISP • SCllD HEADS
LETTUCE ,
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DUIUQUI "IOY Al IUFRT"
ANlmH
~p.
CAN .......
FOfl WRAPPED • WfTH RtBBON
POmD MUMS
S2"
ll'"I Im • "IN.A Q.l.18"
@SODA· POP -·
12-0Z. CANS • Ml 8 ~T:_ c
@KErcffUp~NZ
SOME ~ORES 22c CHARGE 25c
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lilclldl1, 1111 ZT, 1968 DAILY PILOT 2J •
Shop El Rancho now lor~gour family's week-end outings! We'll be.
closed Memoriat~y in honor of the observance, but all prices are
effective now through Sunday! Plan to do your shopping early!
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JUJt the thoqbt of it ••• aiulins, tade!',
flavorful ••• wheta thoae appetite. and
cau• buJllT)' moutha to waterl
Serve El Rancho'• T-Bonea ••• with
the beartleat of recommendatiom.
for 1tea1' .................................... Cit t1 ·•• fift1'
P1l'i11h1111 .
A man-ailed ateak for man-sized aatisf action t
Broil theae rreat ateab but not too well
done-and see for younel! that there ·
is a difference at Et Rancho •••
the dlff erence ia "quality"!
MTUUU.Y
ACO
T/&.e ff'UitV fl4vor of Cluu. KrU1'1 Ca.bef'f&d toiM No eom,ZimMt
to tu fi'l&Ut 1ua.k dinMr •••••••••.••••••••••• cat s2.21 ·tiftlt.
ll!5~
Top · Sirloin Steak ··: ...... : ....... 51.49 u.
Boneleaa t El Rancho's finer naturally aged beef! ••• in a cut that promilea unparalleled dinin1 delight!
. Ground Robnd ................................ 69~ ·
lt'a a rreat time to be aervin1 hamburrera ... and they're always better when the bed is from El Rancho!
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lob8111 ills IL/I.
Make it "steak and lobster" ..• and the meal auddenly becomes a very
apecial event ... and this week is a wonderful time for it! 6 oz. min.
Split the tail and briuh fleah 1idc1 generotulJI with. melted butter; 1ea1011. Platt
fluh .tde cibout 4 i11cltu from It.eat end broil. SeMJe w ith niore melted b"tter
artd lem<m wedge1. En;or flOMMMt di1Wtg 'ct lt.omel
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fp11k1~ Sil
It'• a natural! ••• the All-American Hot Do1 belons• on
your All American Holiday menu I Oacar K11er'1 • • •
Buns ·Or-Hot Dog .Rolls •.... ~.~~ .. 29'
lprinaftelcl ••• baked b)' w•erl ••• and the..perfeet aiM for renero111 hamb\ll'l'n or hot dop!
Potato Salad ........... ~ ..... 59' Amerk• Cheese ......... 59'
Nailer'• ••• 2 lb. carton of sheer deliihtl • Each aJice wrapped •.• 12 ounce packaae.
Heinz ~ellshes ..... 4 • Sl.00 ·Kraft Mustard ................ 19'
Bursv, Hot Dos, 8wtet, India ••• 11 oz. Jn the convenient 1queeH bottle ••• 8 01. aize t
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Holldly Tim Vodka ................ ~.~ ..... :~.~ .............. : S3.99
EneUat quallt;r ••• blendl 10 emoothl1 ..• bottltd aclaalvtb' for El Rancho! Yoa'JJ be 1Jad 1ou tried ltl
leefelt• &In ) ......... ~ .......... '6.1t Sdtweppes Tonlc ...... ~.~ ...... '1.19
lllported ••. t'7 proof ••• quart bottle fUt The famou nlnfnt water ••• 10 -. bottJca.
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Golden kemels • ·• • buratinr with flavor
••• be sure to have Iota of butter! .,.torJfl
Tomatoes ............... ~~ .. ~.PE................... 19~1
Sobd • •. ao perfect for picture pretty slices •.• and 10 full of flavor to enhance 11lad1 or aandwicbesl
Seedless Grapes ................... : . . . . . . . 2911
Alwaya IO welcome ••• include bunches of theae in the pienic baaket ••• and watch them diaappeart
Planning a picnic? ••• be sure lo take a.long "Fidd~ Faddle"
••• th.J: new snack treat .................• 9 pk111. 11.00
ROYAL HOST Ice Cream . ......................................... . 69~·
Round half.gallon cartons ••. the premium pack preferred by particular people! ••• all flavors.
Potato Chips ....... A.~.F~~~~ .............. 43~
Bell Brand •• your choice of 49c varieties .. get enough for dipe, for the sandwich pl~tes •• and anackal
Schlitz Beer ...... ~.~~~.~~~~ ........ $1.19
If you're out of Schlitz ... you're out of beer! .•. Don't be out! Twelve ounce cans!
Fresca ........................................ 49¢.
Six pack ••• 10 oz. bottles .•. stock up !
Archway Cookies ............. 3,., '1.00
Exceptionally rood ! Your choice of 39c packages.
Onion. Soup Mix ............... 3 '°' '1.00
Lipton's ••. for fabulous dips .•. reg. 39c pkgs.
Salad Dressings .............. 3 tor '1.00
Wiahbone • • • all S9c varietiea ••• 8 oz. bottles.
Scott Place Mats ............ 3 tor '1.00
Set a pretty table anyplace! Pkrs. o! 24 .
B & M Baked Beans ....... 3 tor '1.00
nr on a cook-out menu ! ••. 28 oz. cans.
CUmd M emori.al Diiv. ~--· Jf-r IOtA..
Priu1 ifl ti feet 4t ttll 1tcw•
Mtrfl Mftv 17. throuolt Su" .. ,.,_. J
S,,am Luncheon Loaf . . . .. ... . . . .. . '
Great for sandwiches, or broiled . • • . can.
Darigold Butter ........................ 79•
(.;rade "AA" •.. from fresh cream ••• 1 lb. carton.
Springfield Lemonade 10,. '1.00
Regular or pink ..• frozen .•• 6 ounce cans.
Viva Tow els ........................ 3"' 99•.
Big rolls •.• colorfully decorated ... so ablorbentl
Aluminum Foll .......................... Sf
Reynold's Heavy Duty •• 18 in. wide .. 25 ft. Jonr.
Black Pepner ............................ 35•
Schilling's ••• ~ave 10c on 4 ounce can.
ARCADIA: Sunset & Huntington Dr. (E1 Rancho Center)
PASADENA: 320 West . Colorado Blvd. • som PASADENA: Fremont & Huntington Dr. .
HlllTlll8TON BEACH: Warner and Algonquin (Just East of Huntington Harbour)
mlPOIT IEAClt 2727 Newport Blvd. • 2555 Eastbluff Dr. (Eastbluff Village Center)
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Zf OAJL Y PILOT MO!ldiJ, M., 27, 1968
LEGAL NOTICB
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• ,ICTfTteUt 11tAM• -,_.. ,,..,.,... 1!t. 19'> 111 IMlt MIJc ._..... 111 -2 ti IN The ""*'"~...,_ tie c.erll,., llW Wt 6MI. -J41 Off Olftdel RK.Off11 h 0..-, •lld .. WI..... ...._. I
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t.('fl-•• ,,,. -"' ' .... fW • Umli.d ,wtnerJ/I.,, .., ...... ,,_., .. ..,.,,.. .. "" .... .. .. F-REELANO LAN0$CAl'I (OfffllACTOR ._,,, re<.,._ Avewt ~ l"2 111 ~ .-, ...,.flll ... ;::Mell
_, 11\el wld lllM It__., fll 1111 ._. Ull -"1 ff Oflldtl ·~Mt fl,._...,._ ... ---~lnw.,.g --. ""*-..,_ Ill NII a.N .... 1111U w ""*• 1M W1t11111t 'Tw. tt• ...... W ....... " t i
allCI ''9<" ot -~ •nt M ........ (9IVtMflt fl' ~. --" ... C~ -"'· 1'111 -.it '11111 IN lltrOll Wiil"-• llM Ttlll!I CM9' alH<f, ,.,.....,_ 111tf. __.., • -'9N.... .. It .. --...,,_ C•t• /N'M, C10tot11i.. i•• I _..ft C'Uft\bftl\Cft. It HY h ,_.11\1"9 .n11o _.... •llf 111 ttef COMl!ltft Wlllllll Rlcl\010 "r .. i.nd, .. '-M <IHI tUM of IN 110te t«vrW fW wld Ii,,. 4M"ft ltlff Ille ~ _,,,., D•·••• Co-re M,u, Cotlfofnl•, Oftd ol TMI, ..... ,., 8 1.M ... Wiii\ lllo I.allot M'4 MtterS.lt ._ .... ••t•
OtltO ,,. •• 11, I... "'"'' trom Oclolltl u. ""· .. , .. Mid fonNllCI lond wlu -~ " .... ll••on Wl\flNY "°" ••ovlcltd • .civoncn. N eny, ""°"' COf'llraclllt sole(:leiS,
Ric ... •• 'Frttltl\d IN '''"" of ... ~. -of Trvst. 1'6. WAU •ATIS Sltll! ol C•lllOfnla, Oral!ff CtufllY: r ...., t• of Ille T11111tt tnd '11nv-nt I• the l.abot c-of IM
On M•v II. '"'· ti.wt ""' • No••r;: :.11\~." llllfh ...... ..., .. Id DNd " Sltl9 "' Ctllfotflle. '°"-" C:.lffotfll.t Pl.c>llc Ill tnd fOf' wld <lt, ,.,,.,.,. T I lluli.!1111 tM C4!1tl'llKUO. "'-· Coull> •-ltd lltron Whlfnn and fl l<lltrd '~~ DenltlldarY ul\4tr wld Geed o1 Clb, IUllOlfll Mol C-trvtilon lt-
FrHl•nd knowfl to me lo be 11\t H IW'I\ Trust Dv tetson Of t brHdl or cto· C041ncll of Or1111Qt "'"""', Ille ••kl w""'• namn •ft wblcrl~ •:,;1':~~ ltult 'r11 the obll••lloM secured lt.trrelW. eo.ro at Tnill-II•• •K•rt•lnod the l111&11'Ume"I ond •<kJ'Ow__., M•ttolore ~•Ku*I tlld oellverl'd to tM Ot1Mra1 ,,...,,111,,. rllle of "' cllelll
tcutll!d IM umt uno.nltlltd 1 wtm.11 Oe<l•raflOll Of 0.. woon fOf -II ctatt f1' type of wor•·
Dorolh• I> Null. 1 11 "° 09manc1 fof' Sale, tf1c1 •rllt1t1 -.. flteded te UKV"' lflt c.onlrac:ts Notary l'ublk·Ct lltornlo ,!~let• of brtt ctl and of ire<fkHI to c.euse wlllch wlll bt awuClecl IN tuc:uutur
Prl11c11le Dttlu In 1~ undor•klMd to NII uld p.-rtY to bid119111 tllcl lntM ~YflllllO 1ai.1
OrallOe Countv I I utltf'f tald ollll9111oM, and ttwr.afi.t, -<4ftlllnecl 111 Uld tM<lfkt llont
Mv CMl,,.luloft u "' on JulY 12, lt6l, llW ..,,..,,19N(I c .. ll'SA!d MopfW lly Ille a..rd. •"41 lrt " llst-Joll. U. IMt l 11 of bfePdl t fld of eifd!Ofl "" td bet9W·
Pub11"'-" Oro"" ,'fo'11~•llY .~;.i:;· : d,.::,:, In -'309. ""' .,._ ., AllY ctaulllotloft "°' anti<1N ttcl •llcl
ELEGANT ELDOltADO -Cadillac's luxurious apeclalty car, the Eldorado,
continues to enjoy <.'Ollliderable success with demand outrunnlng supply. It
js powered by a new m cubic inch eQJiDe producing 375 horsepower.
M<IY 20. 11 tnd June • • · ukl Otllcl•I Rteorch. btlow llsi.cl wll bt Pffl at IM' <vr-
--------:-::-:=---10,,.. cxioe.r 13, 1K7 11111 wtte rtlft fol ,,,. tPPllc.oblot lrado LEGAL NOTICE ' IENEl'ICl,&l SEllVltE CO. and <lnslllutlon In tffKI wltfl 1M
In High Gear
•• wkl Tnnltt, •boYt ll•ted Tr.tclu Counclb. II onv
T Cl 0, T•Unll'S lALI IY A. L. TURNER, Vlu Prnl<M111 rat.a a1tl'd below •~ not current or NO I " Sl'I lttlS art revised bV llbor oqrt1ments """
Ille. "" IE E l'uotliMcl N-1 Harber News l'tflS lnlt Ill~ bldcll"' 11-or conwvctlon °" JUHl!i 7• ~':· c"~ 11 •00c!11:;111, ~: combined wl"' OallY Pilot, Htw-' Inc.II. time, suc:ll re-thlon1 wll bt consider
Eldorado Makes Job
"ICIAL SEllVI~ 1' .~ ,,.,,, .. UNlor C.1nornl1 MtY IJ, :IO, 11. IMI n44 tO • Uri ...... btlow tltltO '''"
-·-· " du ..... oo" -AllY llUllll. Milare, Ytc.tllOft, ··-_, 1111 .. uonl to Ott<! fl T~~R~a'E:-l';: LEG A>L NOTICE tlon °' 0111e1 llirnellt~ Allt ll tie 111 .i-1'. l96" OKU~ bY OC)l/I f' dltlon lo 1111 t:>aloW llfltd Wtoe Keltt C/JMf'ANY, 1 ""'"tot tMrtner'i/llo tftd r.. Apprtnt~u 111ty 111 tmplO'(l'd Ill con
......... J-)0, '""· .. lr>Jlr, No. JO:l,jR j, AOVllT•HMINT fO' llDI formlty •111> Section 1m .s .. IM Call-Of Critic Difficult
.. -1112, P .. • 701, el Ofllclol t<· NotiGC It herebY elvtn IMt Ille for111t Ltbor' Codi .
By CARL CARSTENSEN
Of .... 0.111' """ ....
..... I" the offlct ol Ille C-'Y Rec:Pt'dtt loerd of EduultOll of ltle H-' O¥trtl'llO lllltll 1M MW tor WOl'll
(fl Ora-C-IY. Ca-lllt, WILL SELL M.-. Uftlfie<I Sc...... Ohtrid tJ/I Otelltt l'lfi°"'* 111 lllCM ol ... ,....1., dpy't
"' 'UILIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST Ill~ c-rv. MrtlNn ... ,_red to .. IN -..... , "" '"' for -rtlfftt ..... 01._ l'Olt CASH IHY-at tlmt tJ/I w HOwMf0' will rt<•lv• u. 11, llul 1111 leltr u•tt 11wo-.
t ltwflll _,, tJ/I IN Unli.G SltlHI al tlltn J:OO P.M . _.,,...,, Jllflt J, 1* Holldtye INR .. Pll llolidP'fl ,_ The W 0 rd "luxurious"
llW Sou!ll '""'' "''""" "' IM °'""" •ulecl bid\ lot tht aw.,o ol C-O!lflf1" 111 Ille coflec1f.,. l1<11 .. IN1111 .:.tl4lllfY c .... -. Clf'f of s.nra "';'· tract '°' .,,. ~11udlon of REMODEL. .. ,...,_i _11ca111e te "'" Hrfl<Vlar tends to be a gtossly overus-••• el t•llforrll• all rl911f, flllt •r;t.:::. ING AHO ADOITIONS lo NEWPORT cr.n, clatJllkatlotl °' lyM of -'<· ed &dj"ectJVe. Jfs Wed lO rftett COllWYM lo o<lcl -Nld tw I It· HAlllOll HIGH SCHOOL, PHASE 1. _,. ~--°" the llf'OIKI, w .. 1c1 Oetd "' Trust "' ........... ,.., ~ ,....._, lie«~. ca111orn1a. . 11 """ 11e 111tndttory upon 1t1t C• describe just about anything
"''" Ill Mid Co\lnf'f and $late dU<ll Sl/C/I blch "'°" bt rK<lVtd Iii 11141 ll'tCIW lo w!lonl I COftffKt It 1w1r0o from a set 0 r tires t0 a new J OI: L ' " of Ottk• of Scllool Fecllll•t1. '1000 Ctrtt l'd •nd -aH tubc.onlrKiOl't """' A lt-llold E\ltte~efld to, ~at ,. Orl•t• NtwPOtl l tfc?I, 0 ••"9• County, MM. lo pav llOf t.u 111111 said .. nor•I Superl'llatket. Trtd No. 12'.24 U 11 on 1 1 u 1~ C.llfornlt. ano 111111 ~ OP"MCI """ .,...volllno 111u of per dlt,., w19ts c.or6'd In l oolt IS7, ,._ o cl of 1111bll<IV rNd alOIJd et ltit tbove stai.cl lo all worll,...n •"'ployed Ill lllt .... Jl'S defined a s "Something
clu!llv•, Ml-111,._,, MaPs. •KO< , bv llmt • c.vflOll of ""' to11lrtct. d • bl b t ti h d
Oranet '-"' C!!:;"J1~ c:r:;:, Dv W.;,k lncludu mnodtllnl ot two UICIU.AYlll -•'1 •atH eSlt8 l', U COS Y Or ar
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.... u • w"' 111111c11,.,,. Forem•n cemPIDY ltu lll•n 5 ""'"' • "°' to get." It fits the descrlp-•no btlWffn""' lr•lllt c:::::,~n:;.: Mao Etdl bid ......,,, COlllorm .,,., .,. , •• lfO\S lh•ll U.00 "' HY tbOVI JOllrMV· t1"on of Cad1"llac's 1968 Eldn-Vlr1lnlt (-•lion It C r I llOfl, t-tlYt lo 11111 lnvltt1l0tl, IM PlfnS, mon rtlt. v-
<O Coreo••llon. •,....,,c."!..,•.,.: ": 1c111. ipttlflullont, and •II ot~er co1>1ract ar1cklaver -r. 5ton• Ma~ •••• U.15 r ado perfectly. H1t110r lnYHlmf'fl ~" ' t•ICl(Tl!HDIR
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE llrlckteno.r .............. M.20 I turned "back into a ---~:::=:...:.:.:.::.::::::--=:-;;::;;;--;;;;~---------CA.,l!NTIU k '' U f ca•11t111er ...... a.s.oi pump in re<:en y a ter
CITY 0, COSTA r:.':itNtA Tabla oowtr "w OOtralCll' ...... J.lf returning my bronze and OR ANO I COUlltTY. CA Mlllwrkalll .. . .. . .••••• ,U, do to t
HOTIC• INVITIH• 1101 1 Clf'f Haller IPM\lmatltl .... s.:14 black Eldora be
lfO"TIU IS H!RHY GIV!H 111•1 ... ltd 'ro::~;;'~ ~ ;;c:~1~ o'::v."'cos .. Fort,,..,, 50c p•r "°"' more "'"" ~19~ Cadillac zone ollice after a
If (.09te MtM •f lllt office Of llW City Cltnl al J-•~ '1...... al wflicJi time nl classlllullon IU"NIUd, Hut>I fwO·Week te"•t drive. The c llfonll ""'II 11JO """ el f11t0 •·'"· on • • ._ H p....,,.,.11< nallor. " likst, 41 a, PU1Mlc1Y tf1c1 ro.O tlolld I" tllt council Chtlllllers tor FUR • CARl'l'T & LINOLIUM LAYlll lmH~· A~L~IOll. MATERIAL$, IEOUll'MEENT.,OTRRATNHSEPOIRMT~~:M:~~ '""'· Llr>Ole11m " Soft Tiie question most often a sked
D'1' ER SUCH "ACILITIES AS MAY llE REOUIR 0 ~ lnM l.tYtr . .. tU2 was, "How d o you like it?" ott"l'\.ACSNTIA AVINU• tlltT•RHnlOlltS AT VICTOlllA IT•tll AND CIMllfT MAtofiS The r-ly was al-vs," 1't's c-1 Muo,,., tloallrt •114 '"""'no -r "•1 '1ll•IT. lani. -llleatlon&. •NI ott.r contrK1 doalmt111• 111tv lliit obi•.. llltdllrw open tor tJ °' real luxury."
#It :.. ":t:. '_. H City Clef-77 F•lr Orlw, Costa Me .. , Calllornlo, u-S= Cm>ont Ma'°" JOUl'MY""'~ U4
I ~ 1'1soo A wr• o1 s1.00 •Ill IN l!IPclt If ,,.,,.,.., b'f "'""· PLEA Foremon JOc -"°'I' ·~ Jo..•,,.•· Another question wa s. dtPOI t v.-" ~ man 11te •
Mlo ll. SE,AllATEI ~E~ "" tM ~I"'"" ..... Ill "" ---""' "' l!LICTRIC.IANS "Okay, so it's nice, if you E•C:,: ~... ""' s11111 be accomP•nll'd trr • <•rtlfltd or c•M>~r'• <Mell Gtntr•I f otem•n .. •• •. . . "" could afford a Cadillac Ille -bid llond tor l!Ot .... tnan Ill(; o1 1111 •-t el Iha bid. ,...,,. P•vtblt Foreman 1.51 .,. • c Mttt Ja..mtv""" w.,...,..,. ..... ... .. . vs would you buy one?" It's 111 ~~:.kll\Oll:.. In. !!It tcflldUlf of •redef9""I-wa9t ralt.o 111 conlunctlort Fore""n Cabl• Sc>l1<"1' •·•••••··· 1.fO easy to be heSL'tant a"f yOU -~ 1 n1 llJHd 1f1 !tie 1111111 ,.,,., ctlllm111 are '*"'llltcl ts follows: t able Sptk tr . . . •. ••• • •. . 7.ot
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Pd -NY -c.r1rntil w.-· · ·· ······ ··· · '-" faU into this category but Pfl ,., 11our "°"'.. """ "' o•Y won.. OLAZllR all h ~ ,., "°"' ~ ,., NY .aid Gluier . • • ........ u " a ctu y t e a nswer was pr. Pt( "°"' pefct """' le l•ON WORtclU I "C t . I ldn't pfr#" Pff llour wortctd or Nkl IHIW'' per MV wo.-d .,. H Drnamtnlll Iron Wor~er ••••" tJ... a Ways, er am y, WOU
Pt!ll r>er 1111l1hl time "°"' w ";:9 WI.. Rti"10ICint Iron Wor•tr ...••••..•• s,a you?" W i th this, the af-"1PIP per 1lrtlvlll tlmt hOllr ptlO OW :.. 1' Slructural Iron Wotktr · · 5.n fi•mative nod U S U a 11 y ,,,,.. per s!rtltllt !Imo f!Ollr wo1ktd tw • '",. keel Fine. E"M:tor .• S.7' w
-"' ,., ,...,. dtY p~lttw/p "' 11ra111111 time llOVI w0t Fore""" '5c ""' "°"' mo•• thtn 111g~ foUowed. ''" °' ..:''~ .. Mfl!*I '" S•c~ "' claulflc&tlotl suoervlMcl .. -The fact is that most peo-• !l!IPl..,.r Hv,,,.nts t!Mr tMll fl!ott lttlll ~"' wllll Ille ltfllll ol !ht LATNER
'""' of "" Law Codi • .,. '* • "141 111 tc119 i.ulflcatlofl Of 1111 L•~ .· · · · · · •· ·.. M.7u pie flho d o buy Cadillacs
d 11ec11ve ...,...1"1"" • .,..,,_. -4iullle " ' IYN .,. c "~"°' ieu "''" 1~ ,.., lltllr can well afford them. In the wo-tmPIOVtd O" lllt -I«'!. lllltk llowiY mor.. Ill Jo..tntymtll rtlP. Ov-",.. S11ndlvt ..... "°''*" "" .. -1•111 ""'" ,,_ LA IRS h rt t1m that ,,.. Sta M ..... a rt1e Ptllt .;...ucoblt .,.,..,..,., ".,_It. Tiit MllClllYI UPOll """lc:ll ,!lldl = Uiborw, ""°""' w ~tll'uctloit •. t:J,lS S 0 e '1:.-0 ""
1191 Id 11a11 be en ,,., .. Yt roco11Mt:ec1 1t1 "" eo11ec11w ... , .. "~"' • °"""""' •nd '""*,. _. ,.....,.,....c ..... Cadillac dealer Dick Nabers ~~ i:.,.::rcab~ 10 111e P"rtievl•r <Aft, c1osamut1"" .,. "'" ,,. -''"'" -'"'''k 1oo1i. •lbrttloll rn.!dll-•nd has been in business he has lllo..O .,.. '"" proltct Mt similar meclla"lctl tiDolt not MPlftltlY c0111.. of an co11~tyt .., .. 11111111 _,.,,, tt1etl119 '° "" -' " 111 ~11u111ee1 fltrtln · · · • · · 4·°' sold over 300 new and 350 11 "' l.abOf Code ••• "" flit afld •••ll•b .. !Of lftlfledlon Cement ou,,_r Ion I yd. °' larotr ml1<-'~" 11"1c1""~'':.'~" ... ~,.,."' ., lllclUWl•I Re1t11.,..., 01V111on o1 L•'* st1t1st1cs ,,.. •"cl 11ano11,,. bulk cemtnll • 4.06 used Cadillacs with nary a 1t1t f.f e "" AsP!latt r.icer and 1r-r •.06 · alld llesearcll. I ltd t S.ctlon 11 OIG of IM Standard $C1Kltlc.tll0111 -ldl"t Concnle curtr • Impervious mtmbrellCI repOSSeSSIOO.
A11tn11on I• •rec 0 • • k E•erv •11<t1 •Pllf"flltla $1\tU be Hid tnc1 •or,., olter .. 4.04 Nabers added that "15 for 1tn11IO'fmenl al •P<ttlllcta on '"' "'°' · lallont ct Ille trtde at Gta tllcl 011 plptllllO loborer l IJ
tt>e •••lldt•4 "'" "",,,::..,:r.o:,"'~:1t!':"'~ ;:,:~n1 °' •P'""'n"' wn Gu ancs 011 •'"''"' .,_, • ""' """· percent o f our new car s ales WlllCll "' I• emo!Optd. Of ""' °'""'""'' of lndustrlPI Rtlallona -.. ., Ind form ma" •. .•• . ... • u• are Eldorados" and also bt ollltlMd trc1"' Ille Dlrtc!Of' llc.ulll COUllCll ~ondbl11ttr tllOUltl'Nfll "· •• • · • 4.311 * ,..,,1,,111r1n ... Olfktr o1 1111 c:::r;111~:":,:" 111e ._:_ c• Of 1111 s111, Stndbl••ter '""' """"' ••••..•• 4,04 that "the highest area of
""""""' 1o 111e -11'°"' of c , ~--""' •><trt•''*' 1119 -~ Pipe ,.,., ,,_.,,..,.lflcl ·• • • • • ·• 4 " Eldorado sales penetration f1f CallfOrlllt, Ille Cl,., (OllftCll Of Ille CllY of °',,:.,,... ~ ,,..1111 .,.,, welfar-. •• l'lpa Coullttr ll*HNltllkl • . . . . . f,t4
ere1 ,,..,.11111e ,.,, t1 ••-""' .,.,.'°'ff NY .., "' w11ldl 111a wortt 11 .. 11e w1,,.,_ <'""" . . . . ... . . . .. i.es is in Southern California."
c.affoDJ ...... 1o11 "" •1m11er --"' ,,. COi/fi wa1c11 .... " • • • ••• 1·1' The front-wheel d r i v e -lo lie .. Nii.wt: 1..,..,., "--" .., Foreman JOt per hour """° "*' 111111-a.lc ,.._ w v---,,, c1tultl<a1I011 ..,,..,,,,..,.. Eldorado ..,.... 1"ntrodu"""d '*' ~ C~lllll M flM --Ol'IRATllltO INOINlllll .. ..., '-"
stt1u10 uaoR . JOt ""w" • PhwtPUI AJc fllflrwl • Gr°"" 12 . . '!.~ last year with overwhelming "" ,...,..., pt•"' n'"'"'"' aoc ..... P JOt C>flw/Plll « p1>w/• ~-P 1 · · · · • ·· · · · ·•· · •· ·• ...... ·· success and the luxury ... , Alllfttll "'""' ,...,..... ..,,. Dhw/• Uc pttw/p lOc r/llWI• ::'°"P ' . . . .•. .. . ..•• .•. .• ... . . . S.01
Ut carPtnttr ·~ »c '*"'' ;oc """'• "-" ••• ... • •••••• ••• ••• • • s.u specialty car continues to • a.s '""'"' mason uc "'1wto Pill ·•· 1wr10 Grouo s 5·31 outrun demand this year 'i 01 Clltl-• rodm.tn en )Oc pflw/p JOt p/lw/O ..... p Group ' 5.41 s 31 concrett er "'°"''' iPrudlnt lOt p11w10 * ,,,.,.,m 4k Pltw/p Foreman lie H• "°"' more ""'" "'°"" even with a substantial pro-. l'\Klllnlc•I t•molne 0, 11n11111ne e•t clau itoca•IClft _,,,..... ducUon increase. ,,..dlille -rttor l'AINTIRS 1.~ 011.,., "' -trvck, u y1'S. JSe ptiw/' 2Jc: Pfl•t• ~ ""'"''' Reeu1ar 1>ru111 "1"1.,. · • • •• ••· •• 15·" In driving the Eldorado
Of' """° Wtltr le'ttl-<!11111111 llrush •wlnf St•.. •••••' • • • •• •' • 5,S4 r d it d"ft• unit w cornlllMllon ol Sandlllast•r . . ••• , • • • · • •· J 7' We OUD I ICU)t to be
V ... lcln •<-..-.(1) SandbfHltr tW\tlf ttl.. '•"" • • • • .... en' ti'"'} No'....! J"m pT'OVement S.71 Ftnc• •rector 1tC "'1111 t.k ll!IW(ll ... '"'~ Journeyman S.rav •.. . . • . . • S.54 ..-• """ ·
G • cM<:h• -il'o :JOt t111w/Plll de 1111w111 Journev""'"· s,,., 1W11111 ''"' •• s.7' over •r;r was the addition o( 1()1 ,. '• lOc pfTw/p(31 4Sc ..... ,.. """' TRAOll ( t ..t:. b k I h J a.11 IMtrumentmtn m / :JOc tlllw/•lll .sc 1111w1, Pl\lm~ ond Fitten . , .• lU4 ron ""'c ra es. t and ed
s.•1 MotOlf "'"" °"'•'°' 2te p11: • toe Ph• 2sc PllW Gt11tre1 F0tem•n • ,~ •llOV• trou as it should, was esn..ciall.v "2t l'alnttr -brutll lOc: ohw/P tow/ 131 45c pllw,. JourntYmt" rolt. r~ :.:~ ~r:~11e~"'tf 171 1·~c 01 ewl61 t:: fW" ~~ o.!t.~u ";:.• .. m•,~,~. 1~ •"""' ''°" JourMY· quiet ins ide and we think it 1,13 ~1111orc1119 lronWOt'ktr ,k 011w111 ~ ::::J~l131 « ollw/P un~I PIPfllne Jou,.....,men • .. 1,,u ls Cadillac's best styling ef·
,S.1f Roller OHl&lor d t 30c Pl!w•P lOc pllw/Pl31 4k phwl, Ull olPeliN l'onmtn .... . Ul fort. Jt e Ve n IOOkS eX·
l.ll Rubber llrtd. llt••Y u Y lOt t>flw/P Pt: n1uRs ""'nsi ve. R e t ail price with ..,ulllfllent °""'of ..._ ... ..,,, 30t llllw/Pl3I 4SC •llwl• Pin"'' Fortman • . . . . . . •• •. • • • U.:12 Y" ,:u Sk101ooc1cr °""'°' ,.,,.., ""' "'' P1111.,., .•.•••••••..• U .t5 a ll the extras is around :~~:.,:I!~~~. UP to I """ llll-/P(") 4X P~"" :~~~·~on:rND~· •" ... , """ • '4.5' $82()().
1.•1 "'"'~' -"'°' w11tt1 Joe Phwl• .-" • Roo,.u Cadillac's con tinued suc-
1 M E~~cl:' w. Vds. 1sc .-10 ,._ 1~ cowm ~:·ne;::~n· · · ·· · ·· "' ....... ~:~ cess is n ot easily defined but
,,'.41 TrKtor IC>id" -refor ;ioc ..,,W,, lOc ollw/Dlll OX PllW•P FO<t""n : •• ····::::::::: S,l, i t iS 8 combination Of many
t ll lvMs SHEET MITAL WORICIRS
6 •l rrador oo.,alor wltfl boof'll 30C •llwlP 30C pllw/DOI '5c f)l\w/p S11tol Metal WorUr U.00 things Which include quality
allAtllmtnf\ """,.. '"''"'"' · •.oo trol ~..._ ti th S 11 Trftlor 1.,.Mr oHrt!Of' J0t ollW • 30C ""WfPC)) 45c rtf#ta l'oNmtn • If'. -· Jour....,,,..n rti.. COO • LUO!: pres ge 3t
crawler 1ype -'" ''"" TIAMSTHS goes wiUt ownership, and 1 Ind IYP.. Fe<e""n 25< -llr. mO<t ltttfl hltlt-ob bl th , J.JI T1ac•or OHnt'9r -c1r""'"' a ...,.,, :iot Dllw/•l>I .x .,.,. ..,, c•-111c1tloft suPtNt1~ pr a y e m ost 1m·
tl\oWI, lllllldoltf, lt"'"r. DrlVtrl of di/mp lnldll. ltsS 11\t~ f pot'tant faClOr 0£ all, an eX·
'"'"' •nd 111111 trK1'1t ~J Yell. • . • . Sol JO 11-e.!2 Trt11C11"'• ma<1111w _.,., • * ,,,,..,, JOc ...,..,.121 4" lltrflt"' 0.1,,.,, of """'P trucai. • vet. .,.,, ce...::ot dealer body. They
1o • llfolll ct11tcl.., • lttt """ 1 'l'ds. · • • • · • · • 4•53 l a t e g-at ~•.. I '-· · mt•. rallnt Driven of dU"'P trueki. I y;!t, 11111 lf'\1 '"' t""""S n u·ainm~
.1 41 ,,.,..hi.,. m.tdl1111 -•tor * _,, * ohwt•IJI 4sc t>trwl• 111a11 n ""'· · • 4-Jll personnel and in keeping
over 6, "'0"' c..,•clf'f Orl••n ol dumo "vc.k'-n Yeh, bul them trained. mfe r•flne Int 111•11 U Yell. U6
• 11 u 1 • ,, ""'1"-"' _,.,., lOc ohwl• JDc .,,,.,.,,n ~ ,,...,. Drtven "' trucllt. 1""1 t>aYIOPO c.epaclf'f In our o b s e r v a n c <' • • n """ i.-n ,,,.,. 6 tor>t 4.Jt sllclY•'· boellllo«. dr .. 11,,., D•tvor, of 1ructis. ~·1 NY~ ctHc1tV custom ers were always well ctarn1Mll, dtrrl,11, ctorrl<lf btl"""" 6 t ncl 10 ton. ' SJ k both blrM. Crt ... , Piie driver .. Drlvtrt of trVCkl, 1f9tl ••Ylo.0 ~city ta en Cate O( in the
rn11<kln• me<11tne ..... ~.., 10 •nd u to11s .sa showroom and s e r · INTE•Ml!OIATI ••ADI UIOlt ..... -,.,., 4Sc. ,,..,. 0";'1~';;.. of TrtMlt-111b1 tni<1<1 • uncie. v I c e
4.SJ "''' '°'""''"°' ,..m • .,. _,. JCc """''" -... ~ • , 'f•NI• , U 4 departments. It goes w ith
•IOI ooerttor __ 1, .. _ ~1, Drl"" tll Tr•nslMnlx ll'udl1 J 'f'lb M ......... i .. g a Ca..t:tt-c. 4(11 Ai.,,.11 raker tlld 1,_,. 21"< rlhw/e ~ .... -"' .... -more , '·• ., .. ...,, wua 3.n ,...,,.., ll>oWter '11'>< '""''0 20c t>tt•I• 71' PllWI• wa~ "vck driver, ulldor uoe tal 4 s. Last fall the Division in·
4,04 concrtt• curer 1_..1auw 2l'.'oc t111w/o 20c rttwl• t1< .,,.,, W•••r truc:k drlvw, uoo 0tl. le 4000 tr...auced 11 -"el• for the memt>rone •""' form oiler gal. . , 4.61 ~ HIVU "
4.11 CO"Crtttl ml•~ -lllM >Ge lll'IW1• :iot !lllw/'1>UI ~ llllWID Euclid f'fPt tQUIPllltnl, LtTOUfntlll H iit }968 model year 11 ft-wer
uo orlwr o1 o-truck t«u ""'" Uc •h•I• »c M#/' 20C Pllw/P •"cl similar IYPf eq11r-111 .... s.f6s than In •t-. -'th ba.·i·c 4 1«11. waltt ltvtl TIRllAllO WORtclRI uovr "' •
U:J orrv., ct du,,.. 1r11d1 4 Yell. Uc Pll•I• Uc ,,..,,, 20c '1ttwtt Terr1uo We<k~ . . a.:n d imensions remainin g the hut lf"I ttwo11 I yd .. waltf TIRllAllO WORICIRS MIL,IRS
U1 Dr~:.~I Of °"""' ~ I •do. :UC tlflw111 t)t llflw/I tO< DllW/t ~ • .:=o,:nc~"~":. -:~Int ~~j~~ ~~~~W s~i:s.~~~('~: t'~.: ... "'"" It Yll•· w•"' tic 20c ,11w,. ~rtl'" .-~·r mt<hlllt _, •• 4'60.S utual Cadillac fuhiO(l w ith a
,.. 0,, • ., wt ~ trlltll u "°" Uc """''" lillwl• 111e S.lltt • . . . . . u.'4 lon"'er bood, rai•-' rear 11111 ltM tllMt u .,..._ ••Mr "°"""'" · ll•u 111t11 II INft) n.-..., e '""'
,.... •Y •llOW "'*· deck and finer lootlq grille·
BOAT BUFFS
Al111ew lM••~ef It th• e11ly
f•ll • tl111• kotl119 •d1'or w91~i119 ew any t1•w•ptptt
111 ~." .. C•1111ty. Hl1 ...
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GOJt\lG PLACES ?
,
MUTUAL
FUNDS
U.S. Wnsumers Ready
For Spree, Study finds
The nation's affluent coo-
sumen are on the ftrge Of
an t:xtemivt lhoppln1 IP'"
for both c11D'able and DOD•
durable goods.
In fact, after an extended
period of record savings, the
America consumer alttady
bM bepn to .,. up Oil the
pune atrlnp. ICCOrCllng to a
new Dtu W i t t e r at Co .
reeeattb study titled '"Ibe
Affluent ConlUIDfr.''
1.'be IDftstmem fl rm
P.redlcted that t1u
lnordl.Dllte)1 hlgh'' rate of
tamp llllt yev IGOn will be ,.,,.. .,, a--..
spending. Th• Dean Witte
report said that t.be ability
of the CODlUmtr to buy Is
bJahlJJhted I n autistics
ooverfl1 •onai 1DCCIU .tdcb .,_ tbtt personal
sariftp lD 1197 amoWICed to ... , blDicm vtnlll .... bUlloa in.. .
1be Aviq1, wbJcb reac.~
fd ~.I pB'ftnt of dlsposll)lt
per.onal income l.n llf7.
dropped to U permit In the
f'il"ll quarter of thla yHr. ln· d.l,.,.,,,.. lO tbe Deu WiUtr --.. l .
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filolldaJ, May 27, 1'68 DAIL v PILOT R I
Monday's Closing York Stock Exchange List
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14 DAILY PILOT
CHICAGO (AP) -Eenle. Meenie,
Minie, Mo wblch way will the National
League go?
National Le~ ba~ball owners
meet today to de:ctde which two of five
cities, if any, they will take in for the
1969 season.
The owners voted on eiq>aDding to 12
lleams earlier this year if they could
anammou.sJy agree on the two new
members.
Tbe if wun't COO!lidered much at
lfa Gay Paris
the time but recently has gained
momentum.
The cities in the hamper are San
Die~, Dallu·Fort Worth, Buffalo,
Milwaukee and Montreal.
Bob Carpenter, owner of the
Philadelphia Phillies. is said to oppose
expansion of any klnd at the time.
That alone could kill the move to
match the rlvaJ American League.
Tbe American League bas·expanded
to 12 teams, wtth.,Kaws dtJ ad
SeatUe joining tbe on:uit nest MUoa,
and la currently coaaidertn1 a
divilional split with . a playoff to
determine the cbampioublp.
Moreover, the American IAacue will
bold• in.eeting Tuesday. at wbkb time
it is exr.(ted the league wfn announce •
its divisional alignment.
However, before , the Amtricu
League meeting TueldaJ, ' the two
.Racquets Ortly Defense
For Newport Net Pros
With only a handful of tennis rac-
quets with which to protect themselv-
es, Rodney "The Rocket" Laver and
Roy Emerson arrived in the riot.bat-
ter~ capital of France this moming.
A. one might expect of IUCb light-
ly armed mer>, the two Newport Beach
tennil pros are not in Paris to par-
ticipate in the riots.
They an there for the French Open
tennis tournament. 11M transplanted Australlanl aces
had lltue 1eeond thought about mak·
uuuu a aauuu uusucs
WHITE
WASH
auuusucsauauss ••
Laver is the first to agree that It will
be the greatest tennis tournament in
history.
And don't bet against Rodney "'l'be
Rocket!' to win it all.
That ls assuming be doesn't break
up all his racquets on the · current
junket in Paris.
*· * *' . .
Ancell Bat Day goes down as a
Rain Forces
Extra Shot
. At Qualifying .
mHlt 1meoftler, bappler opentlom
tlllu Gle ltl'7 promotion. Balo pa•
UeW George Goodale sdll awaJ.
Jews •ard over ttaat one, whlclt
foanf s,• more kids thaa tlaere
were bata at Anaheim Stadiam. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. '(AP) -
GoodaJe reMlvH the problem by Quallftcations for tile 52nd 500 mDe
llavhl« eacll nrpJu y_oungster auto race Thursday went ibto an extra
leave hit name aR 1dclre11. The tesl1oa today at the llldinapo1is
.. tt:were later .ent tat by mall -Motor Speedw"'1 for tbe fAr1t time
a moaamental chere, to be sure. since 1952. • , · •
Ing the trek to the city by the Seine, * * * Rain, all but one day of jbe. ·1ut .
de..Jte current mob hostilities there. three weeks lelt the +;.....;. .... -1-0.,. Dave Cl.art .of Newport Beach won ' -·"' i.n ... Tht11 far ~ir .only problem w a• the AJl.UllWetslty of California hand· scbe&lle ill a abamblee. ·
leagues will let totetber for ..ut bu
been called "ao infOl'mal, joint
discuuion." -
While Carpenter ii I p p ar t D tl Y
aga.inat expanaion, Roy Hofheim of tbe
·Houston Alttol re1)01tedJy ls againlt
putting I team in ballas-Fort Worth .
Hofheinz feels such a move would cut
into his c 1 u b ' s radio-teJeviiioli
revenue.
P. It Wrigley, owner of tbe Cblcaco
Crippled
T~ersLim.e
Into Big A
B1 EARL GUSTXEY OflleDallJPlltSl8ff
'The first-place Detroit Tigiers, stung
ovec-the weekend with two crippling
injuries, limp into Anaheim Stadium
tonight where they will square off
against the frustrated California An·
gels. In Oakland Saturday night, Tiger
outfielder Al Katine WIS hit OD the
right fOI'eal'lft with a pitch by Lew
Krausse. He shrugged off the injury
but a Sunday morning X-ray ftvealed
a hairline fracture. He's out three
weeks.
And pit.cber Earl Wilson ls peram·
bulating about on crutches today, bob-
bled by a heel bruise. ·
The 11itcben tonight will be Mickey
Lolich 12·2) for Detroit and Sammy
Ellis (3-5) for the Angels. _
The Tigers are here for tour games
-tonight, Tuesday, and Wednesday
night and a Memorial Day ajterooon
game Thursday.
Bill Rigney, the Angel field mana·
ger, is getting irritated at hi5 clllb's
, Allgel Slae connected With the cloaing of Paris ·ball ehamptonabips held recently at ., Nine cars qballfied Satutdaj In. high
airports to non-military aircraft. How-n-rkeley. The UCLA seru"or copped . ds 1.a ded b M 1 K ~=~ l? :::::1:: 8::~:11 HI:·:::: ~ m:1 ever, they got around that by going to DC Wln • ud Y e eoyon, May S AllQtls n Oelroll 1:~.P.m. ~ h10
nearby Brussels, Belgium, a then the singles, then teamed with Steve Lebanon, Ind., at a modest 165.91 ~:~fl t;::\~ :t ~i;:::,n;25 :~: ~~ mo\
motoring to their destination. Wallcer for doubles laurels. miles per hour. Eight spots remain ~. --------,----
Cl&bl and a big ldluence in tile Na-
tiooal League, bas pe OD racord al
stating expansion by 1968 is not Deing
looked upoa witb enthusiasm.
But otDers, including H o r a c e
Stoneham of the San Francisco Giants,
f~ the' Natiooal League would be
cammitting suicide on a talent itlsis if
It ran. to expand along with the
American League. "Exp~on ii o• only defense,"
\
aafl' Stoneham.
''Our ·league limply CID"t afford to
Jet the American IMM draft a Im.""
dred or men (>laJet'J' to refill jta
original rosters aa it completes its tx•
panslon to Kansaa City and Seattle."
U the NatiOIDB.ls fall to keep step iJI·
expansion, the American League, with
\2 teams, would drain off more talent.':.11 in the annual minor league and free 1 ,
agent p~yers drafts. ·
Pl-eeious lte1n ..
Laver ii top seeded and off bis re-Clark • attended Newport Harbor ~n in the 33--08.r line.up. · failure to reach the .500 level. Several
1.ncrh School-and--<>reft'IYe Coas• r,,11ftl,,. m.:;:-..... _"' ........ ~_:-J· r:.or ___. ...... _ times tbisJeason the club bas been ___ cent.1howi1lg~dilml..Square G~ ~uo--~'"' .~.... .i:11C "'-.:........___ ·~1 »-........---· fro den , one might expect that he'll live * * * til well after the 1eheduled close to a wm away m 50-50 statua, only to
up to that billing. ~ time trials SUnday. s~:e~ould b~~ reaebed it Sunday
The Rocket. reportedly already has The at.te Id_. tdeol MO finals a& Rules permitted the Speedway to afternoon, but they faltenld again, los·
earned $3>,000 for tbe 1988 campaign Berkeley Cilia weekend should be eomplete the line-up any vtay it saw ing 5-2 to Cleveland. What's worse, the
and admits that be wu performing futaatle wttla a bucketful of en-fit, and it decided to let every healthy defeat was witnessed by 33,a> -most
as well as he bad ever done when be tranta niter l:SZ, lncladlng Hant-unquall1ied car -about 25 -make of them kids who turned out to collect
destroyed Emerson and Ken Rosewall lnito• Bed'• Pawl WDUam1 (1 :• one m91"e run. f~ bats. ,
in the semis and finals at the Garclen. SU). The 25 already qualified cars were The Sunday afternoon villain was ·
He hasn't p~ in the ~ Wltla tlle Saa Diego eedloe chun-ni1ed safe from "bumping" 'by any Luis Tiant, who struck out 12 Angels
classic since 1962, who be won t1ae , "9 Ina V.... ....... 1:11.t ~ ~~ ..,... with his Cuban fast ball. -
tourney'• amateur O'OWD. 'lbat w a 1 t1ae Mulimt .-..... \ftlltt f r • ~ · Two provlstonal quallncat:lona 1"1"9-His squirming windup has been a
one of Ills last wins beHn turnfng pro. i.-"'8tlt P«Q at 1:11.1, a ~' li ~ at d1.11k Sunday by veteran 'tDl soutte Of exasperation for the &gels
The fJame-haJred Laftr bu a bUl1 _...... 8el • .._..., .,. ~g, Tu~. Arii., a •low -be fanned 16 Angels in a game in
slate the ne:xt few weeks. After t be AD three are exeepdoeally stroni 157.274 in an Eagle-Ford, and rookie Ohio Jut year and bas a lifetime ERA
French tournament he'll go to Bose nmnen, wldclt meau Oley 1ltoald BUI Puttertieugb, R01tanna, I 11 • , of 2.70 against the Orange Countians.
ton, then the Queeu toume'fmln Lon· be frealt ud ready for aettoa Satar-157.:m tn a Gerhardt-Ford. Rig wu asked afterward why the
don u a final tuneup for W bledoa. day, despite llavlnf to ru la Frlda1 ·Bobby Johns, Miami, Fla., went out Angels can't hit .500.
With the world's greatest pros ri• fftlbns. · in the semi-darkness and spun off the ''l don't know," be grumbled. "We
_valln __ 1_the_fJDmt __ amateun ____ •_-1b. ____ ne_,,_1wr ____ ... __;.,:...;,.:.___. __ ·r_1:_11_._ trlCk without injury: get rigbt,up to .500 and'fall back .•• ·
right up there again and fall back •.. "
Still, Ure Angels are in far better
shape than they Wen! a year ago to-
day. Tbey were 17-23, eigbt-and-a-balf
games out of first and entrenched in
ninth place. Now they're in a far more
scenic station and Cleveland manager
Al Dark says their view could im·
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• MENACING SLUGGER -When the California Angels gave
away 25,000 little league bats Sunday afternoon at Anaheim Stadium,
they placed no restrictions on size,. After getting bis bat, the little
fellow looked all over for a pitcher. When last seen he was being
carried to the parking lot draped on his father's sboUlder -asleep.
The father also carried the bat.
lallpeedon Negative Rustler Duo
Places in State
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Hatton Says Drysdale
ls Vsing Loaded Ball
HOUSTON (AP) -Grady Hatton,
manager of tile HomtpD Aatros, says
he thlnb the Loa Angelea pitcher Don
Drytdale ls 1oadibg up the ball.
"He'•. Ullal Mllletblnt." Batton
said Sunday after Drysdale twirled
bll fourth coDlkutlve sbutout of the
season, a 5-0 triumph over the Aatroa.
At the start of the second loning
Sm611. plate lunpln Al Barllck in-
..... nr,.lalit•1 banda aid bat.
''Be fuel ••lkect out.,. .aaid Drys.
dale, "and saht, 'let me see your bat,
,oar bud.' No, I dlaD't let it bother
-· If ,.,.,.,. mnoc.t, JOG haw DOtb-
.... to WGrrJ about, riCbtt"
'•1 dDe't bow' what It II, 1thether
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...-II JI, I Gdnk Dryldale btpe It
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a nc=-d ol R lb ..... ID a row IMld
by five modern era National League
pitchers, bas tossed shutouts for all
five of his 1968 victories.
"He turns bia back, goes inside his
glove and puts it on bis fingers," said
Hatton, "but what's the differenct!! If
be can get aw@.V with it, more power
to him."
Walt Alston, manager of the Dodg-
ers, said Drysdale will go for the rec-
ord either in Cincinnati Thursday or
against San Francisco the next "-1·
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Coach Tom Noon and his Golden
West College entry made thelr lnltial
appearabce in the state JC tract a'ld
field championships a 1U<:CessfuJ one
Saturday as bttt'dter Jim Seymour anlf
dis\anceman Bill Inglehart toot their
places on the victory stand.
Running Oil the Modesto JC oval,
Seymour placed a surpruing fOU11h in
the 330-yard intermediate hurdles and
Ing'.l.ehart third in a blanket finish to
the two-mile.
Seymour. Whose best time on record
waa a 38.1. zipped to a 37.9 effort in· ~
the eight fUghts of hurdles -while Harbor's Herman Franklin was win-
ning the event with a meet record of
38.5.
Althougb the winning time WIS off
the pace of last wee.~·· SocaJ two-mile
, race, a wild ftnlab countered the clock
as Palomar'• Randy Bartman aped to
a t:os.o ror top honors.
Ron F1ster of Fullerton. 1'bo had
run the fastest JC two-mile ner (1:19.·
9) In the 'SoCaJ, WU second at t :OU
And ln;lehart WU ri&ht beblDd JD• 9:• -~ . EMt Loa Aqeln Oty CoDep!
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the Triple
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was rellev•
day.
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baseball I
said of his
league job
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Twins Assign Martin
----. To Pilot Denver Club
_New, Old
ST. PACJL.MJNNEAP()LJS -Billy
Martin, coach 6t the Minnesota Twins,
accepted Sunday the managership of
the Triple.A Denver Bears in the
Pacific Coast League.
Martin replaces Johnny Goryl, who
was relieved of the J;>enver post Saha·
day.
"I would like to ao down and get the
experience and show people in
baseball 1 can ba.ndle metl," Martin
aald oC bis decision to leave bis major
league job to go manage in the minors.
* * * BERKELEY -It's 011 to Charlotte,
N.C., ud tbe ftull of tbe American
7.oae Davia HP ftaall for tbe Ualted
S&ates' trtunplaut &eMll team.
Tbe qunet .r Artlaar AJM. Clark
Graebller ud aeweomen Stu Sm.JU.
ud Bob IAtl demollalled tbe hlgblJ
rated Mesieu team over tbe weekend
wttll a five matell sweep t.laat gave tbe
U.S. the Nortll Amerteu zoae Davis
Cup Serles.
Eitller Ecaa.... er ChlJe, DOW bat· W.c fer tile Seatll Amerleu soM title,
wtll ru.llll tbe cempetltlft ta tbe
Cllartoue m.atdlel Jue 7 ...
Allle ud Graebller cempleted tbe
aweep SaDday by wbmllll stralgltt Id
atalles matellet fnm Mexleo'• beat,
Rafael Osua ... Joaqabt Loyo-Mayo.
GnebDer onrpewered Oaau, lM, ..a, ~z. ud Allle took tbe meuare of
Loy•May9, M. w, ~z.
* * * CASn.E l\OCK, COlo. -Dentist
Lou Sell of Fullerton, took tile lead on
the second Jap and maintained it to
No Discus .Limit
For Silvester;
Burke Loses
MODESTO (UPl) -If the adrmalin
Jlows again for Jay Silvester as it did
last weekend, there is no limit to bow
far be can burl the discus.
The 30-year-old, 6-2, 2 4 5 • p o u n d
strongman from Logan, Utah, finished
fourth in the ddcua at the-1964 Olym·
pies in Tokyo. It bothers bim a bit to
this d.ay. Thus bis determination to not
only make the Americen team for the
1968 Games at ~ Qty but to wla
the Gold Medal M Well,
Last Saturday afternoon. Jay hmled
the flat wei'9lt 211 feet, four inches to
regain the world reccml be held before
at 199 feet, 1~ mct»et.
While Silvestw wu regaining hit
world record at tbe c.Hfomia Relays,
Orange Coast College hiJtor7 in-
structor Ed Burke was having hi.I
troubles with veteran Hal CoMOlly.
Burke, 1967 national ehampion, lost by
eight inches to CumoUy'a best throw
of 218-1.
Silvester'• 21M heave wiped out the
mark of 213-11~ set by Wdvik Danek
of Czecboslovalda iD 1965. Danek took
the world mark away from another
American, Al Oerter, who had taken it
away from Silvester at 204-7.
"Naturally. I'm pleased with the
record," said Silvester. "But I can't
explain in words what it feel! like to
win it back. It's more than just a feel-
ing of accomplishJ1)ent. Let's just say
it feels simply great." I
Silvester's &Teat dlrow and a stir·
ring come-on-again finish by litUe Gar·
ry Lindgren in the 5,~mete; run
we:re the outstanding performances of
the Relays.
Lindgren 1et the pace for nine laps
1n the 13-lap, 5,lm nm. Ron Clarke.
the world record bolder, took the IA!ad
and held it until just before the start of
the final turn around the quarter mile
Modesto Junior College Stadium oval.
At that point Undgren moved ahead
by a couple ol ~ and by the time he
crossed the ftnish line, be bad beaten
Clarke by 10 yards in the American
record time of 13:33.8.
win the fourth annual Colorado Grand
Prix Sunday at ContiDelDI Divide
Raceway.
Sell, driving a new f i v e • 11 t e t
Fcrmula A. Eagle, was n e v e r
threatened seriously after the first few
lape. He covered the 125-mile 47-.Lap course in l hour, 31:'3.2.
* * * LOS ANGELES -The University of
Southern California and Los Angeles
State ~ollegeg meet on the LA State
diamond here Friday for a best-of·
UU'ee series to determine the NCAA
Dist. 8 baseball representative.
* *·* Orufe Coast CoUe1e wm mark u.e
cloee of lta atlaleUc year at •:• tllla
eveaJai wltea t II e Pirates atace tbelr
auaal aporta awards buq11et at tbe
Stude1t Ceater oa campus.
A&ldetea from baseball, 1olf, teub
a .. track and Oehl wlll be la &oD.11bt'1
.,..,.,.., wltll tbe p11bUc lavlted.
* * * PASADENA -St. Louis was In
complete control for the firat ba1f and
went on to take a S-2 soccer victory
from the Los Angeles Wolves Sunday
despite lineup alterations by LA coach
Ray Wood.
The game wu played in 9<klegree
weather in the ROie Bowl, and the
heat affected both teams in the first
half, drawing boos from the crowd. •
* * * LONG BEACH -Lone Beach City
College kept the state's JC baaebaU U·
tie In the Soatlllud for the flftll con.
secatlve year over tlle weetead as lbe
VW..,1 awept twt straight games
from S.Crameato Qty c.Ue1e at Blair
Field.
Coaell M Hie"' llett club posted a .
HrHW !-1 WIB la Friday's opener then
J'fllllped &o a 7.. cleeillon In the Utle
oatfnc Saturday.
* * * HOLLYWOOD -Old-time baseball
player Sam "Wahoo" Crawford, 88,
was hospitalized Sunday reportedly
suffering from a atroke.
Spokesmen at Hollywood Com·
munity Hospital declined to confirm
Crawford's condition but at Hollywood
Receiving, where he first was ad·
mitted, be was described in poor con·
dition.
~
MEMPms, Teo. -Dallaa-Fnrl
Worth aad Mempllla made Texas
League history Sanday wbea Ute Spars •
a.llJt Memplda for the second stralgtit
time la the first game of a
..,.Melteader, wbtntng W.
Tbe BIHi came back bl Ute aecold
tame te break a aevea-game Joalni .veat, whmlnc 1 ...
Wins Purse
MEMPHIS, '!enn. (UPI) -C&lifor-
nlan Bob Lmm
0 credita a new driver
and m old putter for the four roundl
of aub-par golf that save him the f'l>,·
cm top prile SunQy in the .11th an·
nual Mempbla Open.
Lunn, 2S, a Sacrammto native wbo
bills bim.elf u the ''Tomaik> Juice
Kid,'' loured Colonial Country Club
with a tbree-undel'·par rt, which when
matched with a first rQUDd 65 and two
88'1, save him a 72-bo'8 total ol 2M,
12 under par.
1be pune boosted bis winnlnp Jbr
the' year to more than $34,lm, enough
to make him ~th on the PGA liatinC
of the top I> money wib.nen.
Lunn won the 191.1 NatiODll Public
Linb title.
Another Public Links tiWst, Monty
Kuer, 26, nailed down the $12,«m
second place money with a b.irdle on
th&. par 5, 18th to outstrip Lou Gra.
ham, Saturday's leader, who faltenid
on No. 15 witti a bogey and oa No. 16
with a double-bogey.
Graham· and B. R. (Mac) Mel.en·
don, another earty leader In the tour·
namemt, tied for third place and car·
ried home '6,250 each.
LUDD said he felt the new driver be
had had for a "month or so" had help-
ed bis game.
But Lunn won with an eagle on the
500-yard, par-five 19th bole wbtin bis
two-iron shot from the middle of the
fairway dropped the ball 12 feet from
the pin. He canned it with an "old
bullseye putter I've been using for
years.
"f've often thought about chaniring
and trying another," said Lunn, r.but
I just never got around to it."
Hill Wins Grand Prix;
.
Motor Si,delines Gurney
MONTE CARLO (AP) -Graham•
Hill of Britain bas lengthened b i s
lead in the 1968 world driving champ·
ionsbips with hla fow1b, and perhaps
easiest. vict«y in the Monte Carlo
Grand Prix.
Dan Gurney or Corona del Mar was
sidelined in his Eagle with motor
trouble.
Driving a Lotus, Hill grabbed t h e
lead in the third of 80 laps and no one
caught him a1 be beat countryman
Richard Atwood in a B.R.M. by 2.2
seconds Sunday.
Only three others finished the twist-
ing 160-mile course well known f o r
its difficulty. The other 11 starters.
including former world champions
Jack Brabl\am and John Surtees, '-ift
with mechanical troubles.
Hall fmished in 2 hours, 32.2 rec·
onds and averaged Tl.7 miles an hour,
breaking Jackie Stewart's course rec·
ord of 76.S in 1966. Until this year. the
raoe WM 100 laps.
The victory gave Hill 24 points in the
standings, fAl' ahead of defent1lng
world champion Dennis Hulme of New
1.ealand, who has 10 points. Hulme fin·
iJbed fifth in a McLaren.
Ludovico ScarfiotU of Italy, who
toot fourth in a Cooper and Atwood
.each have alx points; Jochen Rindt of
Australia, Brian Redman of Britain
and Lucien Bianchi of Belgium, who
finished third in a Cooper, each have
four polnta, and Chris Amon of N e w
1.ealand and Jean-Pierre Beltolse of
France each have three points.
Bianchi ~ Scarfiottl 'ftR ~iur
laps bebJnd Hill and Hulme was sev· en laps back.
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE WH Le1t Pct. GB
San Franct.co 24 19 .558
St. Louil 22 19 .5.1'7 1
Atlanta 23· ~ .535 1 Philadelphia 3> 18 .528 t ~
Chicago 21 .512 2
Los Angelet 22 .500 2'it
ClncinDati ,475 3~
Pittsburgh 3> 74 3~
New York 23 5
Houston 18 23 :.... 5 ,_...,..._.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
~on
New York
California
Oakland
Chicago
W ashingtoft
24 15 .615
24 17 .585 1
23 1& .561 2
22 18 .561 ~
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18 22 .450 5~
16 23 .410 8
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To Chase NCAA Title
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NO. 1 SEA KING Dout c ... y
Casey Named
Top Athlete
Doug Casey was named "Sea King
of the Year" Saturday night at Corona
del Mar's annual awards banquet
sponsored by the school's booster club.
Casey won the honor on the basis of
hi s football and wrestling prowess.
By ROGER CARLSON
OflllDlllrHlt .....
'IbinC• are lookiq up at Chapman
College. In fact, they've probablY
never looked better -on the baseball
scene.
With the Paciflc NCAA college
division baseball championship tucked
away and a berth ln the inaugural na·
tional NCAA college divWon bas«>all
college divlalon cbampiooshipt at
Springfield, Mo., June 5, the Panthers
are indeed on top of the heap.
Chapman, 32·18 on the year, blitzed
through the weekend's Pac If I c
regionals, beating each club in the
tourney by ICOl'fll ~ 7.f, 7-3 and a.-0.
Sacramento State fell by four and
Seattle Pacific was white-washed.
Only POC"tland State w11 able to ex·
tend coach Paul Deese's crew in the
opener.
After that, however, it wu a
cakewalk for the host school.
In the end, the all-tourney team
looked like the Chapman rod« with
the domination so comp~ that only
three positions were fillM oy the other
three teams competing.
Left fielder John Young was ~
corded the honor of most valuable.
The 6-3, 215 pound fre6hman wall
eight for 13, including a homer and
triple, stole four bases and waa an all·
around terror in the offensive depart·
menl
He was the 178 lb. CIF champion,
going undefeated the entire year.
He's gone the route from home plate
to first in 3.9 seconds and was offered
ii · $10,lm by Cincinnati when be was a
high school pbenom at Mt. Carmel
.,. The University of Washington
the next stop for Casey.
High in Loe Angeles.
Says Deese: "I only hope we can
keep him through two more years un•
W he's a junior. After that he'll be 21
and eligible to be drafted t>y the ma.
jors. He's gotta be worth at least
$50,000."
AJ f~ the pitching, Deese will be
going with the same rotation in the
Nationals. '
Don Richards (13-4) will start the
first garq,e on June 5 again(t the
AUantic Region champion aod Rlchard
MacRale (10-3) and Bill Holt (5-4) will
follow in games two and tbru.
lJ a fourth • game is necessary on June 8, Deese will call on Richards
after two days of rest.
Deese called Richards' effort in the
7-& victory over Portland State the
"poorest game he's pitched this year",
but went on to state, "he's still our
best pitcher."
A 10 day layoff was blamed for
Richards' shaky win. With an 11-day
span between the finish of Seattle
Pacific in the finale till the start of the
nationals, D e e s e is hunting for
someone to come up with some op-
position to keep his Panther Mne in
shape .... perhaps on Saturday.
It was supposed to be a re-building
year for the Panthers with only four
seniors on a 21-man roster.
Bob Zamora and Dennis Veltz were
the only seniors In the final~ and it ap.
pears the Panthers will be tougher bJ
a loogsbot next year with the ex·
perience of a Pacific Coast title iD
their pocket and the nationals c:ominC up.
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LOS ANGELES -Mumblings of the Monday Muse .••
DEPT. OF THEY TELL ME ...
Officials of Western Harness Racing Association are not
particularly worried over opposition to night racing as an·
nounced for Hollywood Park . . . Night racing bas been
declared legal in California and there is Verf little anyone
can do about it ... The city of Inglewood might cause some
trouble, but lt would seem unlikely the city council would
care to antagonize Hollywood Park.
The National League was scheduled to meet on expansion
today . . . If San Diego gets a franchise, it means Buzzie
Bavasi will leave Southern California ... In turn, this means
the Southland will lose a whale of a citizen.
l'hursday's JndlanapoUs 500 shapes up as a showddwn ~tween the jet-S and conventional cars . . . Regardless of
what type of machine wins, however, the battle to ban the
turbines will be far from over.
Despite adding an oval track, Riverside Raceway has no
plans to stage a 500-mile race for Indianapolis·lype cars •..
Raceway officials see great difficulty obtaining USAC sane·
tion for such an event ... However, once the facilities and
money are there, politics may have to step aside.
V atm1i119 Department
Jack Kent Cooke say1 tbe city ef lagleweod wlU
break faltb with tbouaand1 ef Kings and Lake r• fan Jf
algbt racing 11 pehnltted la the city ... Surely tbere ls
room for conslderatlcln of fan1 la more than two rports'.
It It aot dJfficult to explabt the opposition of
thorou«bbrecl raciag people to algbt haniet• racJag •••
Simply, tltey want It all.
Otte Mara'• Opinion
..
'Newport
Will Win I
It All'
I
Ry ROGER CARL.WN
Of .... 01111' Pilel SHMI 5tl"
"We're 19·1, but we
haven't played anyone in
the same class as Newport
Harbor. They're the class
of the playoffs. They'll win
it all.
"I only wish we djdn't
meet them so soon in tbe
playoffs."
So summed up coach
John . Ameluxen of Mark
Keppel, Newport Harbor's
next opponent in the CIF
tennis eliminations. The Tars will host the
Pacilic League champions
Tuesday in the quarter fi.
nals at the Newport Beach
Tennis Club at 2:30 p.m.
Keppel, seeded m the
tourney, crushed Pasadena
in the second round. 24-4.
The defending CIF cham·
pion Sailors' drive towards a
showdown with Rolling Wlls
for the CIF ten.Dis title
could hlt a stumbling block
in the way of the Aztecs.
GOOO TIMIMG INCREASES DISTANCE
The swinp of most profts·
sional golfers seems 1lmost ef·
fortlus, yet th• blll flies so fu.
How can top aolfer1 achiew so
much distance with so little •P·
parent effort? The answer is in
their ncellent timiftt.
-
~-~~ . If the swing 1s timed proper·
ly, the big muscles of the l•JS
and back come into maximum
pl~y. Th• arms and wrists are
used primarily to cuide and
transmit -but not.originate . .._
power.
Th• illustration shows me
starting my downswing. The
numbers indicate the order of
movement that occurs wh•') my
timing is· 1ood. First the leff
heel lowers, then the shoulders
turn. the hands start down, and
finally the clubhead moves. This
sequence brings my leg and
back muscles into action. They
are la rgely bypassed-wasted-
if I 'Start down first with
my hands.
Score In •lte of t,.. _liiurb11, """"end cloinhlll li11 -with tM help Amold Po.._ .tr..,_ in his booltle\, "1,_.le 9'oll.• A aw
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Rangers'
Year Ends
In Defeat
Soccer action came to a
merciful halt last weekend
with a double 1os1 for t h e
once.proud Coast Rangers.
And United Coaat Rangers
lost, too, M, to host Temp-
le City,
Coach Brian McCaugbey's
undermanned Rangers were
blitzed by Fullerton &itur-
day at Placentia•s Heritage
Day festl~es. 3:-1. Sunday
they fell af Bellfiower, ~2.
Saturday they had nine
members of the second team
and two first unit members
on .the field. Eric Smith g0t
the only goal.
Sunday they could field
only 10 players, including
the aging McCaughey. Har·
ry Ogilvie, Mike Hodges
and Jerry Dawson were aD
out of the lineup for rea.
sons ranging · from illness
to ineligibility.
Jackie Ogilvie got the on·
Jy goals, one coming the
~st ~o minutes of play to give his mates a l-0 lead.
They wound up the league
season with 11 wins, 10 loss-
es and two ties. For the en-
tire campaign they were
14-13-2.
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Funny Car '500' Set
For OCIR Saturday
I
{)rlange County Interna· Wbeelltanding expert
tional Raceway wW con<fuct ~ral Jerry Lee "'11ll be
it.I inaugural ''FU11117 Car ):ll"ftent wilD hil um Model
500'' race next Saturday T pickup. Reserved t evening sea
The '6.ooo cub purse fQr tickets f<>r OCIR events are
the r~ Includes a $500 now available at a 11
bonus for the low elapsed W.allfch's Music City stores time~. Dave Beebe ol Garde~
Thirty cars wiU vie in the Grove won Saturday night's
first round elimin-ations at fueler championship with
7:30 p.m. Tr"1Ck record three victories io elimina.
bolder Steve Bovan of tion roundS. He won a 'l ooo
.Pasadena· heads the entry (H'ize. '
list. He's done 7,.68 seconds Expmmental stock win.
at 195.64 m.p.h. • .ner was Gea Ronda of
Sil can Jrom Northern Azusa. who • ~ two Oallf1ll'Oil have entered the straight. wins over · rlvw
eyeot. Norm Cowdry of Reseda.
Walter Winchell
says~
''Drop la m Jet tH of EJ:ecative'1
Leuta1 Coaaselon ifve YOR &.be low-
1 ~ dowa •• a.e advutaiea ef leubit
I ) compared toe bayllai."
PHONI TODAY-
DIUCT OI COWCT
EXECUTIVE
CAB LEA.SING COMP.ANY~
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If press relations mean anything. the American B~sketball
Association team which will play at the Sports Arena may be
quite successful ... Bill Sharman, the Stars' coach, is ex-
tremely well liked by the press, radM> and television people in
Southern California.
Keppel has a long. proud
history in tennis and prob-
ably won't be taken lightly
by coach John Fontim and
his rampaging Newport
forces. ·
Fontius was unavailable
for comment on the Tars'
next foe.
Deep Sea
Fish Report
All Penney Stores <?pen Every Night Monday Through Satu.rclay
It will be something of a miracle if Rick Reichardt of the
Angela does not get hurt by being bit with a pitched ball ...
Reichardt is crowding the plate more than ever this.season.
Ram coach George Allen drove bis oafs harder than any
coach in football last season ... When he calls them together
for training July 11, he will swing the wblp even stronger ...
Allen is convinced he can win everything in 1988.
Windy Bud Tucker, the 3-year-old trotter named for this
colwnn. is at the races at Washington Park in Chicago .••
There goes the vacation money.
There must be property for sale cheap in the Ontario
area ••• Since Riverside Raceway bu announced its $3.6
million expansion program, planl for an Jndianapolls-type
track at Ontario will surety be abandoned.
Funnw Time
At press wives' day at Hollywood Park last week, oae
of the writers' wives placed two dollan te show on a 35-1
shot. When the hor1ea came eat for the parade to the
po1t, the wile studied her animal carefully.
"LMk," die aai4I to her busbaad, "bow alee ltt
walu." u•nie !act lie caa walk at all," aald the writer, "ls a
moral victory.
Abotlt Time Departnaeat
That officials of the Sport. Arena thought about some
kind of a program to help the Stars of the ABA.
11lat somebody said Sonny Liston is as big a joke ai ever.
That it was suggested it now looks lllte the St. Louil
cardinals may not clinch the pennant until at least July.
That doubleheaders were abolished.
For the record, Keppel is
19·1 over the season with
only a Joss to Whittier in
Pacific League competition
marring its slate.
Since 1960, the Aztecs
have never finished lower
th~ second. They copped
Pacific League champion-
ships in 1961, 1963, 1965,
1966 and '68.
In between they were sec-
ond in loop standings.
Eagles Hold
Sports Awards
Estancia High's amual
St>ring awards. banquet will
be split with the golf, tract
and swimming teams being
honored tonight and the ten·
n.is and baseball teams
receiving their honors on
Tuesday niihf.
Both are slated for 6:30 at
the school cafet.eda.
~Why
payS2DD
Hollypark Race Entries
more
fora
Great
Scotch?
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high oil bit bead, Rod Steiger
plans to tticlt around tbe
Barbar vea for another
week. He wi8 coatim1e his
stanin1 ro'9 in' the temlon
packed motion picture, No
Way T9 Treat A Lady, at tbe
Lido for at least the coming
week.
'Ille film tbril.ler tells about
a ~gler on tbe loo&e in
New York Cky. The killer,
played by Steiger, ls a master
o£ disguise. He assumes many
GOING DOWN? -Driver Bob Spratte and navigator Gene Reick of Anaheim
remain afioat on a rubber life raft while their 18-foot Glutroo oUshore power
boat racer settles in 60 feet of water after diving through a wave at 50 miles
an hour in LBYC's Rum Run. · .
Llttle Trouble
Thunderbird
Wins Rum Run
Bob Nord&kog•a 28-foot
red and white Thunderbird. HoJocauat, thundered across
the finish line in Long Beach
Yacht Club's RCOod Rum
Run for ofabore power boat
racers Saturday to become
the second winner of the
event
But if Nordskog bad bee'n
looking over h1a sbouJder be
would have known be didn't
have to hurry. The nearest
boat astern -by some 19
minutes -was ('ill Cooper's
Super Snooper Wldch was
struggling along with only
two of its three · 1 2 5
horsepower outboards j n
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Memorial Day Regatta
'Ragbag' .Sailors Get Help
The a a i l i n g fraternity
turned out in fatte for
Balboa Yacht C I u b ' s
George Segal IJbows 8.1 the
detective who ia called by
phone jl.l9l pior to each
murder. No clues Of impact,
at fint, but before Jong a pat·
tern lllartl to emerge. Lee
Remick pi.,. h ?Gllllllt1c bit
and becomes elected as a
prime _,. for the plY.ctiotic 1-------------------~
tiler. '
MllQ119111
Sharing the big, w t d ~ '
wonderful Lido ICJ'een for the new week with Ne Way Te
Treat A Lady will be Enter
Laaptnc. Th1s is the witty
story of Carl Rtiner's life in
show biz, tiut a novel, then a
BUCceesful Broadway ~ and
now a popular motion picture.
Coming-to the Mesa OD Wed·
nesday ii a Technicolor film
starring Obarlt.on Heston as
an old« cowboy who bas been
a looer all bu ilfe. Joan
Hackett provides the love
angle in WmJWaJ.
Hestoo makes an arch
enemy ot Donald Pleasance
wbo playt a balf-mad, psalm·
singing gunman. Following an
ambush t h e "Preacher"
leaves Heston for d e a d .
However, he 11 brought back
to bea.hh by Joan's nursing.
Then comes the cupid act with
the aging cowman and the
yoong girl.
AB tbe love bit is in·
terrupted .. the ''bad gang''
ridel in, bent on killing Heston
and 9tea:ling Joan for one of
the SOOfl of tbe ruthless
leader. WW Penny is a movie
thc:t just woo't let fans sit
· silently very long. There's ac·
tioo galore and plenty of
tenderness, too.
Saying fattwall to Mesa
movie fans tonight and tm>or·
n1ft evening is the current
double bill of DnhJe Man and
&...a Ceut. Pat Boone is the
top dog in the JaUer abow.
Dnllle Mu 1tan Yul Bryo-
MT' as two IQ19, one a legit
CIA agent and lie~ a
Russian aced bent on taking
Yul'a pbce in order to
sabotage U • S • intelligence
plana.
.... ...,,,
MESA MATINEES bring
you the new morie Of the new
week on a Wedneeday al·,
temoon. Ttda gives 1<IU a
chance to .. ICeal a mwcb''
and see the lhc1w firtt and
also cet a mid-week tn.at
from dally d61. 'lbe pro-
grams stm't proiDiAtJ on Wed·
nt!ldays all cm o'dock with
free ~elbne•.
FREE PASSES to the Udo
or the Mela tbetltre will be malled tod87 to D i a D a
Crevitt, 20IJ Swe Dr •• Cotta
Mesa, S. A. Z,U. U17~ Opel,
Balboa l8llDCf. L. A. Berl,
2709 Coft, Corona de! ...
and Mn. G. M. Grundy, 924
W. Ocean Fraat. Newport
Beech.
'lb1I quan.t will be 11*1'
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FINNEY
•STANIEY OClfelS nvomnoo
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THE LUXURIOUS
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Mondl1. Ml1 27, 1968
John .....
Miry Ann Mobley
MUtw Berle
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LEGAL NOTICE
THE "11'5T NATIONAt.
IANK OF ORANGE
COUNTY .. Mid TruaM I Y 0-111 Co C:.lktY Vloe Preslclellt
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tball your 1'191De II .ddtd to
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HOUSH POI SALi I HOUSIS ,OR SALi HOUSIS ,OR SALi HOUSIS POil SALi HOUSH ,Olt SALi HOUSH FOi SALi
G.nenl • •• Gwrel 1000 Geftw•I 1000 .....,.. -1000 ...._.. 1000 ~~ a.Kh •• -----2 16--HO DOWN G.I. F.NOiANTlNG Bayview. 3 11111111~-.iRlll,...W Col1-e Park 4-1·1 • Ollllty Wlllolt ()aly iti.a50: 3 BB. 2 aa. ~·:ace~~:
OAILV PILOT Monda.J, M.\1 27, 1968
Daily Pilot C~auified
f 'WV JS Very lovely lilome nr. 5 PU. llmple iot. w/2 Po01I • put·
'-tJ' . ¥.. bclus!ves I u NI c ...... --lsa ... al"& We llaYe ll)aJl1 dn& srn. E11Jc>1ed by a amall UfS( 9 .,. ... .,., low down PJt. lloma Bla. aelect &l'O'IP· Only 139$0.
. Hours-Reguletions-i:>eaaiin9S lest Buys! Buy u many .. )'OU ~. IN FASKJOf'fABLE BAY· ,..am. $63257 eY8. Owner. m-4356
rea ty 3 BR. 2 be. beaut landsc i>C!d Dc-luxe live In tourplexn CR.Ur OUllCm Built 1111" c .... Mes. ~llO $23,900 IY OWN!R-
du•o1'81 Adver11Mrt 1houtd dleoti tllttr 1dl dally end report lmmedhitely errort 21H Vista Del Oro adult occupied ····•• 126.500 '6(),500 to $62,500 each. ~ two and ooe half 3 Bdrm. 2 baths, tireplM:e
CLASSIFIED INDEX
er mleolutlflcatlon .. THE DA l\.V ~l\.OT a11umoa li•blllt )' for errore onl)' to Newport Beach Open D•lly 1·5 PM batbs ~room.and din-Victoria Mesa bUUt·lnl, wall to ...n car.
tne ••tent 91 publl1hlno th• adv•rtlMment co•r•ctl)' en• tlm... Summer Most Beautiful 1551 Corri•ndw 11\1 ~m boaM with brtalt· petln& and dr•PH. walk to
D'lAOLINE FO" COPY AND KILLS; 5;30 ~.M. tht d•Y before publication. except for 3 BR, l.betN. dt'n, tplc:, din/ ' t fut mr -~ pon:fa Hoines tbr beach. Ptua 2 pooll and
W•elt.•nd Edition •nd Mond•y HCtl1n1 wh•n cloelno tlMe ii 5;30 P.M Friday At-. Th• leach rm. haab ClfJ)elS, auest and aimplete built·ln kit~ " N£W KOMES tennis court:a. 642.mJ..
• A wonderful way Ul ao' houw, swimming pool. Un-ftl lncludlnc dilbwuber, re-Low da. '""' ~yr loan REDUCED To price of loll! ypu MUIT HAVE KIL\. NUMIE"! When kllllno 1n ild bee1un of quick results. Why not you too? Ct11l us for d mkt S3l 750 frilentor and lrMUr. ~ Frem $23,950 Low dn., E-Z lerma Lovtly
be iure to make a record of th• klll number glyen you by your ad taker at excellent Sales ~ l.A'll$es er priced ... • . peted thnH>ut, dreped, plua Valley Rold at Victoria 3 BR 2 Ba bome on 2 iot.. nr.
verification of Y""" call. alon" Upnor Bay. Bi" spac-II!.-better than S800 In ahunen. (Jult E. or Btookbunt bav Ir ocean. Can use 11 2 ,. •.. • . nnt Possession PNttc:Wd do doub" r EY1ry effort It made to kill or correct 1 new •d that hll been ordered, but we can· ious 3 & 4 BR homes • some pa • IV· up on bluU) apts, rm. to bid. Prlc. rear
not guaranth to do so until th1 ad hu appeared In tll• papor. new • Sl)me Resales. Pools, 3 BR. 2 be, try 10~•. Down age. play area all ODCDpltt.e-Lldo aizt lots, fee simple l.Zl 4l1t Owner 673-2119
f, bana '"'!ling ornen• aLuc Vacant. W .900 lY l'llclosed With cenent land . u 1 .... abov• -a &·v-• UPLEX DIME·A·LINI Ade are etrlctly calll In advance Dy Mall or at any one of our o lcu. ca 5• "y •' '" "~ Call to 11t•r' l block wall, Freahly painted @ . ...,Built .~~i:C:ic OCEANFRONT D
NO phone ordere. !~~atir~:~ S::::::i~· CORBIN-MARTIN Exclusive with: In and out -beaotllully kltc.ben. Conve~ Good1 IUIJ\~!:J'"ta!Lo. Z.2 :
T ... DAILY PILOT ~-.rv .. the right to cl111lty, edit. ceneor or refu11 any •dver REALTORS 675-166:! ED RIDDLE landso"-'. NI Price, Only 1ftft un ts. _.,,:iw. • · ... • ·~ Ph. 644-1133 ~ ent to liboppu,. 548--0897 wkdy., 67M769 tlMm•nt. and to ch31ngo lta r1tee a11d regulations without prior notice, 646-lll l $42,950! Open Dally 1.5 P.M. cmter. near oew wknd
AdvertlNr• may pl•co their ad• II)' telephone. 6 e.drorns, 3 B•th• REAL TOR 20'2'1 Commodore Rd .• New-acbools. --4--------
6 Bcdrooma. 3 Bath!!. Deluxe '!_!1"9~!!!11!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!~~1 port. 3 and 4 BDRMS. 1 A: 2 sty NR. N 4 BR. tpl. new cpts. DIAL DIRECT 6_.2-5678
WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE
Corona del Mar
540 I 2 2 0 llnme and mcome south of built·in kitchen, family room Newport leach Flttlllaeet. auto prage ~ X1 · nr. beach. S28.000.
with ..__ 10 l2 I GI N D • y· •. -..tt. .. dr ri wtc;nda. 351 6'2nd St. • the highway on oversited
41' lot. 3 bedroom 2 bath
uar, X Sfpara P 0 0Wft s .... ,111111 sew erator, ._.. ..... .,..., ape el, er 6~44 uUllty room. A magnificent P la "11 fenc:lnl. landacaping.
4 year old residence com· This may be the only home MlchMI K-, aulW.r Huntington BMch 540.1220 494-9466 with ln·lnw or teen.age suite
or livingroom, b(.'droom and
bath· that provide~ ptivacy
for all -And custom built
2 bedroom apartment wilh
dr1f1wood paneling, cathe-
dral beam ceiling, used
brick !!replace and sundeck.
pl I 'in Newport Beach where of ,,._ blue ""-•''"'--r ete y professionally dee· """ .-.... ...., Phone 642-28'll Evn 642-5106
ed 1 you can use your GI bene-in exclusive Cameo Shores Newport Hgts. 1210
Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m. orat a n d profeslons ly fits. This 3 bedroom, 2 beth 3 Bedrooms .l den, 3 bathl SACRIFlCE -brine paint landscaped. VALUE of the ha ck' .. _ .... Assum• 5S1 r1.0 Reduced $2000
ClAlll!flED COUNTE"I ere located al follows: ... home is u s rp as a ta . Chambers elec-kitchen ut ..... L .. "'1•
moniu at S3l,5()0. It has new electric built·lns. wet bar with refrlirerator loan I no loan fees. Submlt Newport Hgt.a pooJ borne. tn
choice corner location. 3 Bd·
rm1 • Extra drnainc room
and ~ be.lb at pool lkle.
None better at this new price
of $26,500. 10% doWll takes
IL
• mammoth fireplace. huge lanai room oU heated pool on down JMlYmenL Laree 3
picture windows look\ng on-sweeplng view sundeck BR home • nice residential
to a large back yard and nothing comparable area. 2 batba, family room.
bn ck patio. Excellent re-In the area double r i r e p I a c e Ir all
lrlgerator. carpets and drap-$77,500 bullt • l.ns. Payment under
Dou&le car garagr and ex·
N•Wl'OllT aUCM -D•M~ITJON ~ tra parking for boll or trail·
2Z11 West lellMe ....... ., .. ..._,.,, ·._.. UO W• hy StrNt, Cet .. M1te. 109 ~ Street, Hllltl"f'M ...... 2Z2 ,,.,.,. A-. "-tll• ..... l :lO.S:lO hutlf. Set. & S.a.
M•lf Addr .. ; aox 117!. Newport lead!, Calif.
HOUSES FOR SALE NIWPOllT HlteHTI 011 DltA"INO SHVICI "11 OIHlllAL 1• HIWPOU lttnllll mt IUCTlllCAL -er, COSTA MllA 1111 WISTCL"P all IOUll'Ml!NT llNTAU 66.St $64,500
COSTA MESA OFFICE
2629 Harbor Blvd. ·
5-lf>.9491 Open till 9 PM
eries included. Approximete-Call: $200 mo. includini taxes. ~7171· Open Eves . ..546-2313
MIL\ DIL MAI llM UNIVIHITY PAall: fU1 'INCINe UU MHA lllllD• 1111 IACIC a•Y Gft ,LOOllS IUS COLLIO• PAltlC ms IAST ILUPP 041 'UINACI 811'Al8S, lie. • .,. N1l9M>lt:T H~H 11tl COllONA DIL MAit OM OAltOININO UN .... ,on HllOHTS 1111 IALIOA .. ··~HAL SU\llCll un
Colesworthy & Co.
IALIOA COVIi "'' IA y ISLANDS .,,. OUDINO. OISC INO ues NIWPOU SHOHI lnl LIDO llLI .,., 01.ASI "" 19()1 Harbor Blvfl .. C.M. IAYC81ST 11" ULIO• llLANO USS OllllN THUMI .,.. n..,... r:-IAYSHOlll 1ns HUNTINeTON llACH -OUN SHOP 6711 "'"'" s:,Vt'S. D41YH SH01a1 1221 ,OUllTAIN YALLIY .. ,. HEALTH CLUU •n•Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
WlfTCLI,, IUt SIAL HACH -HAULING •nt H 8I08 HIOHLANOS IUS LONO HACH UM HOUSICL1AN1Ne 67JJ Ulf'VllUITY PAIK 1U1 OUNOI COUNTY -INTllll08 D•COUTINO 1"1 l~IC l•Y U4I OAIOIN OllOYI 4'11 IMCOMI TAX 6741
layfront
Pier & Slip l.\STILU"' lttt WISTMINSTllt 4'1f lllON, or-.lllllel, lie. i7M ICVINI TIUACI ms MIDWH Ctr'Y .. ,. lllONINO "" 3 BR. 3 Ba " lam nn on COltONA OU MAI U:M SllfTA ANA • .,. INSllL.ATINO :~ xtnl lge lot with room ror
Auume
5 3/4 °/o Loan
On this outstanding 3 Bdrm
2 bath Colleae Park home.
with 18 x 36 H & F Pool ·
and PIY only $169 mo11\h.
646-7171 • 546-2313
-OPEN EVES.
ty $650 closing costs and Wally Hallberi CAt.L ~1151 Copen eves)
impounds required. lmmed· Eves. 642-42!!0 Her itage Real Estate
late Possession! HARBOR 53/4 0/0
$167 MONTH 6r1cious 2 Story
$16.000 -U39 mo all. Price
$18,900. 3 BR. 2 car gar,
plu1 cari>ort. Covered patio,
OPEN SAT• SUN 1 • 5
~Monrovia
Kennedy & Anoe.
642-gr.y) ~
3 BR.; 1~ Ba., btd. pool;
dbl pr., carp, over bdwd.
THE ~J E"'"\.L
E : _;TATER.•_;
AV AIL lmmed. Cliff Haven 3
Br, 2 M + 2 Br Ocean Vu
Inc Apt. $49,500. 548-1249
CONM ., M.r 1250
=i~~~~ :::u•suu :: ~~fN ANa Hll•tm :: ::~~~¢~cA'r1Ne. ~ mt pool. custom bll quality
~.:O 7,t,Not :: ~!:t":t HACM !: ~=~1:~:.:."L1tlPAla. lie. :!: thruout. Could add Income
ULIOA ISUND uu 1.AOUNA NIOUIL .,., l.ANOICAPINO "" A.Pt. View of entire Bay.
HllMTINOTON HACH ,. .. SIN CLIMINTI 471t ~~SOICINM81TY."1a1cK ~ $169.500 =~~~~~~o:A~::rui :: ~:::.~:x~1~~ !: Mov1No a nouot ;;:; J. Clarkson
SINJ.. HACH UM CONDOMINIUM 4"t 'AINTINO, P111rll811SIH = ~ ~r.•::N ·~~~1 ':::, Rt:NTALS ~!~~::No.••• *' .
LONO HACH 1Mt ... t u f I h-~ ,HOTOOllAPHY ~.!! . l.Jl'(IWOOD ,... "'P s. n urn I -Pl.ASTUINe. Pel\:11. ._., ... -
THE ~EAL
E:::;TATERS
NO DOWN GI
in Me.. Verde
Just lilted for quick sale!
Sharp 3 bdrm wllh wood
abl.ngle root, 3 large bdrms
I: bandlome tamlly room.
New carpeta A: drapes. No-
thing down to qualified Vets.
~ $25,950 • must hurry!
MESA VERDE REALTY
54&.5990
includes everything Ir Just a1-Th1a 4 BR + family a: tor-
sume 5% 7o· loan at no cost • mal dining room is excel>'
It's that easy! Excellent 3 tlonal. Hillside location close
BR family room home In to Mesa Verde Golf Course.
Mesa Del Mar, 2 baths, Adult occupied. Profession·
built·ln kitchen. large flv. ally A: tastetully landscaped.
ing room with w/w carpets $43 950
It drapes., brick rlreplace. ' CO
tlrs.; Sprlnklen; fenced:
$2'J,.500. Owner ~1234 ext.
374 or 548-«>66
BY Owner, extra nice 3 BR,
2 BA home. Q-pts, drps.
bit-Ins, used brick frplc, lge
covered patio. Landscaped,
fenced yard. $22,900 642--5i5al
OCEAN VIEW
CAM!9 SHOltES
3 BR. Ir den, llP• clinlDc rm .•
)Se. nutr. BR. CUit. •tur-
n . A.1 condition! $85,000.
Rohm Nattreu, Raltor.
642-1485
Cameo Highlanda, l()&doaa 4
br, 2 ba. On canyon. $31,500,
OWNER 67l4423 O~Nel COUWTY IM elNIBAL Mii P'UMllNe ..,. COSTA MISA n• .. Colcl ell •--L I Co. 0 0' COUNTY :: MIL\ VHOI S11t f'OOOLI OIOOMINO "" W 1 8-lf ~N~: .. fTAT• 1'11 lfSWPOIT llKM '* =~ 11::~~~INO ~~ mo E. Coest Hlthw•V wtST11UNfTill 161' NIWPOllT HllOMn mt PUMP 8suv1e1 .,,. ,..__, hedl. C•llfomla MIDWAY CITY U16 NIWPOU SH08H mt llOO!'INO ff91 Kl Nlll Oii J.Mll S~A ANA ,.,. WISTCLIPP sn• llADIO, II ..... ate. .. ,. ------------
Price $24,000 • Hurry! ~ : TS
}iii" ~ WALLACE l'\l I ·\\ 11111 ~<. \H\ \II\\
ll ~ ~ I f \ • "
TRANSFERRED to~ 3
BR 2 ba. patio, elec kitcb
dishwasher, drapes. w/•
cpts, beautifUlly landscaped,
fruit treu. $24,950. ~2783
PAcrnc Drive. View 3 BR.
2 be + Income Apt $65,000.
673-6904 Owner
SMfTA ANA Nen. 14Jt uNrnas1n PA•• sm 111M001L1No • 11•PAll !'~ TAKE YOUR O .. ANO• 16JS IACK IAY t141 lllMOOILINe, KITCHINI ......,
Tl)STIN 1141 IAST ILU" no ~ ''" PICK '"18TH TUITIN IMS C080NA OIL MAI SlJt ~-:So 6fff
1093 Baker, C.M.
REALTORS
546 4141-
(0pen Eveninpl 3 SR, den, 2 BA, bdwd Doors, &.lbM Penineul• 1300
ANAHllM 111M6U ·l~YLIOIS~ •Not ~ SIWINO MACHINI • .,AlllS "61 4 Oelux D\Jplexcs 2 bedroom SILl•1tAOO CMIYOlt " .... ,.,. S1'11C T•llKI, ~ lie. lfd ' • • LA UNA HILU 17.. LIDO ISL• Sl51 TAILOIUNO ..,. 1 ~ bath each Wlil, built·ina t2:~:: =~:J:L ~= =~~~~~~o:A~~:~" :!: i~~~1~.~0:n°" -.:,~ in kit .. nice living room, w/ , ... (LIMINTI 1"1 l•&.IOA !SUND USS TILi ......... _ a lllaftle .,,, w C8llJCt &: drapes. Sep pa·
'"" IUAN CAPllTUNO lnt SIAL HACH WI Tllll SUVICI .,.. tios, all fenced. 11idew1lk.s CAPllTllANO llACM 1"9 LONG HACH Utt TILIVlllON, •-In. lie. 6tlS • -......t )' h•• .,., In D411A POINT 1ne o•ANOI COUlfT'Y -UPHOLSTIEl'Y .,,. "' .... = 1g ...... 1114! come
CARUIAO m• OUOIN o•ov• ,.,, ftLDINe '"' Excellent financln~. OCUNSIOI tnt WISTMINSTllt Wit E T SAM 01100 1m M1owAY CITY sm JOBS & EMPLOYM N $30,500 ltlVIHIOI COUNTY 1M SAHTA AllA Wit IOI WAllUO. Miii 1'lt HOUSH TO II MOVIO ,... SANTA ANA HllON'TI UJt 109 WAN'TIO, -7ftl C:°"MMIN IUM lfSI TUSTIN -TIO Olll>LIXSS '01 SALi ltn COASTAL S7'1 IOI WM '
A,A8TMINTS POI SAU 1"' LAOUNA HAC• Pll ~.an~~• = LAGUNA NIOU9L f"7 ......, ... " • ..,.. RENTALS '"' CLIMINTI 1711 AOllNCllS, Mee ~ 293 E. 17th St. 6464494
H m t L-~ UN JUAN CAPISTllANO f7U HILP WANTIO, Mii
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ou ... rurn1tnwu o•N• ... ,"' 17• AOINCIH. •-nee Eve. 646-5'152
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IV ...... ,..___ I AOINCllS, Miii • ·-7IM .oh b COSTA MllA 11• vwnera SCHOOLS a INSTllUCTION "" I n macna M.IA DIL MA• t1• TlllPLIX. lk. .,_ '01 Pll•PAUTIOlt ,_ ~••A-v1101 mt CONDOMINIUM MM CA net CE ciLL•H ,... ms 1t1NTAU WANTH '"' '""'181 L IRVINE TERRA NIW,OIT llActl mt aooMt Pott llNT ms MERCHANDISE FOR An exceptional buy • immac NIWlllO•T MOTL ttll HOM • IOAaD '"' SALE ·ND TRADE Ntwl'OllT sHOttu mt MOT1u, TllAILH eouns sm "" 2 BR. 2 Ba home. Charm·
IAYSlfO•IS ms OUHT HOMIS '"' PUllNLTUltl ...... ,. ing partially covered patio •
OOYl1t SHOaO m7 MISC. 811fTAU '"' O,,ICI 'UINITUll• ·
It's A Metsl
The yard's gone completely
to pot .l the house needs
dean-up but maJce oUPr •
YoS, might ma)(e a deal. 3
It family room Park Mt'sa
• Home. A!!king $100 on leL'5P/
option at $24,500 • f1iA ap-
praisal coming.
College Realty
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FANTASTIC!
Bch Horne-Must Sell
Owner moving to Virgin l•
lands! 4 BR, mod/home.
$25,900.
CAYWOOD REAL TY
6:n3 W. Coast H'wy.
N. B. 54S-1290 -WfSTCLIPP !di INCOM• PltOPIHY -Ol'FICI IOUIPMINT lt11 ideal ror outdoor enterwn-U!ll\IHSIT'Y PAllll: nn 1us1N1ss Plte>PllTY UM no111 1ou1PMINT .,, ing. Asking $34,500. BALBOA ISLAND lltVIN• me Tll"l\.111 ,AllKJ ... CUI. lllSTAUll_,.T !!!,• Call for Appt. U CK .. ,. .n• IUSINIU ltlHTAL .... Ult IOUIPMllNT ... Duplex near Bay. 2 BR 1 u .sT laLUPP tt41 o'"'u HlfTAL ..,.. tt0US1MOLD .0001 '"' 642-t235 ba h + 1 BR 1 b th Good llWllfl TallllAC• tt•t IMOUSTlllAL PllOPlllTY .... GAltAOI SALi ln2 l I . COltONA OU MAI ,,,. COMMlllCIAL .... l'UllNITUltl AUC'TIOfl .,, rental area. Owner Uvea out
1,4LIOA "'9 INOUITltlAL lllfTAL ..,. APPLIANCH 11• f ---'-•• to uy RLANDt '* LOTS '1• MTIOUH 1111 Divorce Pending 0 area. • very .,._,....
LIQO Ill.I SUl UNCHH "" SIWINQ MACMINH "" M l 11 Ba k a~.. A-sell. Only $39,500. e•L•OA ISUllD USS CITllUS OllOWI ms MUSICAL INITllUM•N1 ens ( us se c .......,. ,....,a Rltr. 646-3928 Eve 64:2-11185 HllNTINOTON HACH ,... AtalA•I •• PIANOS a OllOANS tu• home on comer of None
FOUNTAIN VALLIY M1t LNCI IUIN01t• ntt 11T1AoL110Y111.... !?!! Ave. & Brrntwood Street. *LACHENMYER \IAL -11ACH HM llllOllT PllOP18T'Y UOS "" ,,.,
LOHO HACH ... ouNol co. PllOl'Hn nn '41·1'• a ST11110 n11 Room for boat or !miler bUt M-~i'terrine•n VIiia OONOI COUNTY ,... OUT OP STATI 'llOP. Utt TA'I HC0801111 mt fl · • rd wu '"'TA ANA t'1t MOUNTAIN • ou1n .,,. CAMllAI • 1oull'M1111 UM sma · minunum care ya · LIDO ISLE WISTfl\INSTllt "11 SUIOIVISIOlt UNO mt HOllY SUPPLllS .... 3 & fa mily room, listed l l Lovely --"'cm 2 BR. _ ... ..A. MIDWAY CITY Ull HAL HTATI SH\llCI UIS SP08T1Ne OOODS ... ...., ""' ~ k--" Jt "'"" ir;~w S'INTA ANI HllOHTI ,.. a.1. •xCHANOI .,,. llNOCUL.AH. SCOPIS UH •'-'··JI••· "t"'n wee •:nu a er-ed by garden &: atone waJls COASfAL tnt •.•. W&NTID .... MISCILL>.N•OUI -noons. SPe "Pl\ul ... u ouHA HACM 11• BUSINESS end 1111sc. wANTH .. ,. reduced to $.17.SCX>. ~u:t1!:.:'T~L ~ FINANCIAL ~;:::ltY• •1c. r: College Realty 546-5880 O.Lincy Re•I Est.te
siOI JUAN CAPISTllANO 1111 1us1N11Ss oPPOnu11m11 .,.. no•A•• '"''"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!! 2121 E. Cout Hwy, CdM CUJSTUNO llAClt tnl IUSINllS WANTID ... IUIU>INO MATHIAU r1t1= 6 HOUSES 673.Jno ~:::.:.:i:~ouHTY = :::~~===~ :=m.. ::: 1pw~~1S •nd LIVEST~ Sale•m•n or WCNNn ll~CATION 81NTALI IMI MONaY TO LO•M 6121 $36 500
C:cp!llOMINIUM ,.,. ..... ONAL LOAMI Im PITS. ••NII.AL .. • WANTED OUP14!)Cll 'VIII. ,,,. JIWILIY LOANS .,,. CATI .,. These are money makers -
Rl:NTALS c~LATIUL LOANS ~ ~~!,, ~ on ~ acre • $425/mo. in-1111.AL ISTATI LOAMI ,.... nv•u ....
Hou ... Unfumlahed MOllTOMIH. Tr• 0.-.,. LIYISTOC1C -come. Graham Realty
OIHHAL ~. MAO..NINYOwUANNTCl~MmNTS '* CALIFORNIA Ll'llNG Perron RHlty Co. (near Pos·t ,_..._) ~O:,T,..A ~~"'MA• ;;.. 11:: 11:: NUllSUllS ,,,. 642-1771 149 RlvP~id~ Vlll'oAve...,., NB Mtu. vuo• 11,. •ncf NOTICES swoM11Ne POOU "" ----------------.. "' CdLLIO• ,... 2111 ,OUNO (P-Ml) .... PATIOS .,,, a.IFF HAVEN DAVIDSON 1-m.v
NfWPOltT llAClt JMI LotT 1411 e::l~:,s,.. ::: $26,000 -• J Na'"'°n HO'Tl. nlt P••SOllAU .. TWO ac•ES NIWHllT SHOllU me ANNOUNCIMlllTI Mlt TRANSPORTATION Attnc !Iv rm w/!)1>lc. din. ~ " :tlMOHS ms 1111THS ""' '°"" • vacHT1 ,.. lnit area, 2 BR's, !!«ludt<t, Pnme prop. nr South Coast va• s11o•n ml •UNllAU l4U SAILIOATI ,.,, I lndscpd no AND I · Plaza & F-uava. Possible w STCLll'P n• PAID OllTUAllY .. u POWU CIUISlllt tttt ge PR · t 8 """ cr-
UN"'9HITY ...... "" PUNHAL OIHCTOU ::: Sl'llD-SKI IOATt -on Snug Harbor. variance ror eomm.
111.,NI me c'~01110~•oTPs -·N•t .. ,, IOAT T11AtLHS ...,, Balboo 0 -1 Estate Co. Rltr. 2750 Hlll'bor SB, CM ~It IA\' H4I " '"" "' M11 IO•T MAINY•NANCI "JJ '""'"' '""' 11.U,, !?".' ~~::=~~" .. 11 IOAT LAUNCHINI "JI 700 E. BaJhoo Blvd., Balboa 546-$<160 Eves. 545-5142
1n11t• TIUACI ;;,. c•MnHY Cll""1 .,.., M.lalNI IOUIP. ms 673--tt40 NEGLECTED COltOtfA OIL M.tolt ISll ClllMATOlllS 1 • .,. IOAT SLIP, MOOlllNO "l'l=------------tiCl.IOA me M.IMOlllAL PAltllS .n1 :::: ~-.-..~I!~ tm FOR Satr . Falll>roofit aru. 3 BR, 2 BA, covered patio.
i-.; .. ~ '!.1..AL•".. ••Jl •UCT!Oltl 6'11 " .. !! 11.) ac w/vlew, 6 nn ranch fru1·1 .__., -· .. v lhNbll. LI •• ms AVIATICNt .. IVICI Mn &OAT CHAltTalt n u n·. ,.,.,.., HUOA 11un TllAVIL ... PllHINO IOAU -hse ..... ;, nn guest or rental. Needs paint. clean up. Tn-:~=~o:'r.Ac" ::: a111 TllAlttl'OltTITIOlt -IOAT MOYIN• :: Avoe11do & frvit trtts. Lrg rific fAsl~ldt locttion! A•·
Harbor View Hills VIEW
Corona del M., What's new? How about an
Lusk • built bomea located Immaculate 4 bedroom home
ln the Southland's moat de-with a panoramic view of
sirable Ir fucinatll\i area. the city lights and ~!
Scbool1 .tt Calif. Irvine If this is what you have been
Campus just m o m e n t • walling for we have one
aw1y. Sensibly priced from now. s-n ,500.
~: ~6:\: e••·s·P·RINRING
Directions: Mac.Arthur Blvd • ..i-
trom PacWc Coast Hwy. 01 '7192 •REALTY ~ewport Fwy. Turn on San ••• "ANYTIME'' Joaquin Hills Rd., then
follow signs to model area. 1801 Westcl'1f Drive
New England Chuml WANl!D
Real Estate Sale. People.
WHY NOT GE'T ON nu;
BAND WAGON!
Exceptionally appealing 2
story ho m e! Weatherro
wood-shingle siding, 1team·
Ing paint! 3 BRs, 2 baths: Over 25 Yean ill
huge living room, deluxe Orange County
kitchen, park-like rear yard • Full page advertisln1
with fruit a: Sycamore trees, • Inter omc. teletype
Immaculate condition! In • Training program
Newport Heigl'ltl, on tree • Insurance
shaded road near all ICboo1a • Many other benefits
BE:M'ER HURRY! On J y Call 64M494 • For Interview
:::.·~·Pardon, RHltor "You Can't build
usume 5" loan. down
pymnt open. $2'l.SOO 546-7787
MeH Verde 1110
$3,<XXI .-umes exilltint low
lnterest Joan. Total pymts
$190 mo. 3 br, 2 ba, dbl frpl,
cpta. drpll, blt-lna. Owner
must .ell. 545-7822
OWNER Sac.; 3 BR. Ir fam.;
comer. VA, MIA .l convent.
1155 Austln $23,950 549-2771
4 BDR, 3 Bath. Dlninf,
Family rm. Pool.
$43,000. * ~~
5 BDRMS, Fam. rm. 7100 eq.
tt. By Owner. New crpts, lg
pa tlo. $30,500 * 5'6-1844
Cell ... Pule 1115
OWNER: 236 Tulane, $23,500
3 xtn Irr br, 2 bath, top
ciond. 56-2198 after 5.
Newport leech 1200
BAYSIDE VIDqe. Perfect
for vacation or retirement
home. Patio, c 1 u b h o u r. e
pool, priv beach, $12,000
675-1672
1605 Westcliff Dr. ~Z-5200 I reputation WATERFRONT. 6'l Balboa
Cwes. 3 BR. $75,000. WUI
COWGE PARK on what yoa trade for property. Arabian bol'M!I, « ? LI 8-7771
:; BR + Fam rm. 2~ Ba. "intend to do'' BLUFFS Condo. Owner leav-private encl entry, approx.
2,000 sq. tt. 50 fl covered ~lta RMI Estate 146-4414 &lg area «fers Angelita
1 pool _._ model. l Bdrm. 2 neth,
patio overlooks ge ..... e ANYONE FOil POOL? ~2049
yard. A uee.t Family Home then see this now 3 BR 2 LUXURY Condom • Bluffs 4
located on Princeton Dr. All bath ·oos fa~ rm for-"'-, 3 ba, .. -low mrkt val at this for • .. al '1111pac1 .... tnvtttng' 18x .,.. ""' onlY S31 000 m v rm, • $36.500. Owner transl. C.U
SCENiC 36' pool. $29,950. Excel. Owner ev~ aft s. 644-0509
PROPERTIES terms. CALL MR. NELSON PRIME Loe., Bluffs condo.
BUY NOW! Duplex near
Bay, tum , booked for sum-
mer. $45,000. Submit any
terms. E. H. Michael. Rltr.
507 E. Balboa Blvd. 67H8llO
Udo lale tJs1
a.yfront Lkto tale
2 Story, 4 BR. 3 BA, 2 kitch-
ens, best lkle of bey. Could
be come.rted to duplu.
Watch the boats come with-
in ~· of froot window. Spec·
tacular v t e w! Dtrectly
acrou frorn BalbcMl SQ
Club.
IY OWNER
Phone for a ppointment
6~9412
lvilders Home
5000 -.q-ft. 4 BR A: maid's
5 bo, 3 car pr. 1~ lots.
Unumll features. Must 1ee
to app~ate. Broken wel-
come. 520 Via Udo Soud
642-1615. Eves 615-1669
You Can't h•t Thltl
3 Bedroom plus den home
45' lot • Street to Street
ci1t11te appraised at
SS5,<XXI • submit all.
R. C. GREER, Realty
3416 Via Udo 673-!l:m
* SACRIFICE! For quick sale. Vacant 11 3
br on 50' lot. 8e'1 blzy on
I.JOO. $4,000 "cl, $07,000.
OWNER 64U2(g
Must llell. $60,000 home In
estate aale. 3 BR A: den.
Make oUer. :119 Via Orvieto.
548..om
Huntlntton a..ch 1400 675-$726 540-1151 Herlta~ Real Es-View of lake. 3 BR. 2 Ba.
tale. BY OWNER. 644-1157 BY OWNER. Prestiae area. •-1-st .soo Larger % BR borne, fireplace, SALE BY OWNER. 3 BR., SPM!llh 5 BR, 2 M, + ex· -...-open beamed ceilinp. dou-pool. Harbot' view, Newport tru. '4 ml to bch. $.13,100.
Lovely older home In River· ble car prage. M lot. Qoae Helcbll. $47.500. st8-8873 9aTl Adella Orc1e ~
aide on lg comer vlrw lot to markets A transportation. B.LUJTS. 3 Bdrm, + den. POOL, 3 BR. 2 BA, patio,
125' frontage lg encloted pn· $11 750 best channel Yiew. For sale frl>lc, dole to all 1eboots.
tio, nice cpts/drp!I, stovP r or l··-. Bv -er. 673-.,.,.,~ -950 5&G v tur1 Dr $60/mo. Offer on down. Wells-McC.,clle RltrL ...... ~ v-u '""" _,, • en •
0 ...... ..,., Bl d c CONDOMINIUM Wanted ln MT-3003 "''°"VO•• 1810 Newport v " .M. Bluffs atta; 3 or 4 BR., Kt:N'TALS
3 Bedrm -F•mlly Rm 548-7129 Eves. 844-0684 from owner. &«-21Yl11 Houtee U..&.-1....L.-~
"Pool" -$21 ,500 1~~~~~~~~!!.:~=~=====L..::::=!~~nT~unw~--~~ run .t entertaining! r~ Newport a..ch_3200 ,.._.,.....;,,._rt_a..c. __ h __ noo __ Ne_wpo_rt_s..c __ h __ noo_
pta'ce. Entry ball. ~ated a:
tll tft'ed pool, ha th hou!lf A
covered patio. Qe.ep rrounds MUtrTINTOll llAllOUI ... ~r.:L ':~:::S-TATIOfl = :::~ s::::.-.. "9t PoOI. pelJO. $34,<XXI. Bkrs. ina SZl.:im. C i\ LL Glm
•OUHTAIN VALL.IT "11 ........ a TUTOlllllO .... Al8CIUl'l .,. OK Ph n4 -.... ,, Qu-n _.,..,. •• .,, Herl••ne ~::,._ = SERVICE DIRECTORY ~~1~: ~',,I!::' :: m; ~ ~rniu or Re:! Esta;:.l.M>4 ._ Ste).1720 S@\\4llA-" ~tfiS TARBELL
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HAVE YOU LOOKED FOR
THE HIDDEN DOLLARS •
IN YOUR HOME LATELY?
I -•
Solvt a Simple Scnnnblcd Word PunJ. for & Chuckl4r
0 bOtfOtlfe ""°'1 of !tie • '°"' tero111bled WOfdt b. low to for111 lour tlmple wordt,
l'UNUI I I I I r l
IUPAS r I I I
flYGOI I I r I I
llYGDll I I I r I I
Still lift: The toost toid to
tM tooater. "Thot'a the hot-
tat l'w bten alncie I was
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rm wit.
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1,.661.2 & ----Owl
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beauty
carprte,
beach .
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hd MT.-,..,_
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to bdll
llcliools
ed at
$2111,650.
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S47-8531
S37.5
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eludes
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962-4471
HOUS
3 BR. 2
extras.
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bU.ilt-iD
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847·1266
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bltns.
9S2-0'21
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floor 1
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ttOUSIS POR SALi HOUSU Paa SALi RENTALS Moeda1, Mq 27, 1961
~ .... ·-~ 1950 ~,........ . * * * UAL ISTATI
o.-..1 UAL ISTATI o.....a RENTALS
Apel. ~
...........,_,. ... -~
$15,tOI tun TIUDt le.ta MIM 4100 C..... .. --~ S2SO Office ._... '°70 ....,... & o...t '2-101----·T!.jr•-• .. -•--,Jr1
COMPLETE PAQ(ACt ••. or Clllll&Ul ,_,.. 1"1111_. $25 Wk. Up LAOUllA llACH -"LIM JJI l.akW' -llhu
No ~ G1n for block r~dnr. la1cb pool pay. ............... • ~~ ~ :. ~ --a·•all•ble ... VaJ ..... v ... ~A .. ao 1-•. u wall, covettd patto, crpe.. ments and COflllallt tnllo-• -• 8llCll .,.._ .._ ---• " "' ad\l~~-~":.t '• ,_,._".: ~cl··1":'.," drpl, A cement drtvewa)'. l•tuLOce? TRADE ~ pro. e 1Dd tJtlla A Plllne lft"I. newnt onb bulldin& at ocu_,-....... unuu .. ,..
4 BR. 21* BA, 2 story, DIO blenia tqr 1 lUe of ~riol.9 e NaS4 ~ • 1V av.ii. r::. ~lb A~ = e~· A ~ner~
ICl· ft., elec bit• JM. bland wlmre at lilODtlatlo. ~.B e ~ Cafe A Bar ON ~ Aat.ES tionecl, car\)tted, beauutul
* * *
DAILY PILOT JI
S11v1cl DlllCTOiy~':
C.rpntering 659G
!NO JOB TOO SMAU.I
Rdldent • IndU!trial eoc.
mcrT.lal • M a I n te n 11 n c e
Reoa.lr and R e m o d e l.
Baa. lk. bonded, ltaui'tld.
• 962-1961 or 64Ui06f •
.... /.f-'~I~/ fam Heart of N-iiort u..rbor ~~~ BMl ~ 1 6 2 BR. n&ra • Untam paneled ,.Utming. !'w o R. E. W1ntM rm w ........ l V'rm • fil*, area. Walker • Lee, I.De. ~TEAu lA POINTE Frplca I PrilhU. I ~ ~ NW leada lo ~ room w/btt.tn hutch. ~1210. Funt 2 Bt APt. Hut pool.. TC'nnl• • OmOlt'l Bldat. 9 MunlcJpal ~king Iota. 150
Poal Ceil blu:t nrd. 2 CU' ~t • • oU •t park"" hole PuU/Cr9111.. per ll)Ollt!a IDl: IP&Ce. Add
6240
14-30 Doy Llstl19"
I Cement, Concrete ~ '
CEMENT work, all CWM.
pr., former model. lat own. A,Mlrtmentt Adulu, No pm.. soo ~UM, OlM •w ~for tetl _,chain. Add
er. Well cart!d b', 2* yrL For Sa'9 19IO l9fl l1'0MONA AVE .• CM l!'da~ .... Cout Hwy) $10 tor ....... boQrs •o-
o&d. & GllD to twh. Owner N~U Palma 1 6 2 BR ER nerinl ~. AD utllitiet
847:e&40 eTet 6 weekends. MODElll DlltlD8 Furn or Unt $ll5-$150. Rtd SPACIOUS DelUM 4 BR. 2~ paJc1 excePt telephone. Priced Ri-. pool 177 £. 22nd St. 642.3645 ai.;Yrty ...._ •tartin& June DAILY PJLOT
..-• 2 BR 15th. frS.G10 ~ eve&. 222 t'OREn AVENUE
Have two "Dutch Haven• t bew:hOG ~ .. lot._.. dole•Ntl\ ~ Newport leech 4200 Ask for Bill WhJte LAGUNA BEACH bedroom lames with anldoul n.-_.. """ ....-G'WUS wbo bave pan:hued $2CXXI down. M«J buy 1 • 2 2 !ldrm, l bMlt.. I blocka laritt lilomes. 1 mile to or 3 setll, _I WJll lWE to ocnft. $115 leue.
i>oQrlu. ww Pll7 poJnts !Dr Ted Wey Rlty ~2579 Y 64&-2531 Agent.
FHA er VA tq.«L Call no. RENTALS ADULTS ONLY Hunti ...... lleedt 5400
to 1ee USl'Dl REALTY Hw ,...,.._ July • Aug. • Sept.
Now alao In HID'lt. ~ach Rentat. to Share 'JOOS l,6612 Bnch Bl 842~ FURNISHED APT.
COLLEGE Or wdrk'g man 2 BEDR~ -2 BATHS
--e>Wner'I ~ce!--home to shr. Pool. pvt gar, Weterfront/Loc
IAvel,y 3 BR lhalce roofed S70 mo. 6U-lm2 aft 6 pm C. ~ ... T SILIPSlt-~
~u1:7 rib eownd patio, nun ...,.
cerpeted, dr1ped 6 near the Bal* 2300 2525 Ocean Blvd., CdM
beach • Hu 5~ ~ i'HA lou FOR Rmt. Fum Bayfront. 673-1711
NEW 2 BR. all d1X. features.
Gar. Nr. HuntlQrtGD Cmtar.
$1.'iO. 5-1()..4484
S. Ana Helthta 5430
SINGLE Story 1 BR, w/w
cpts, bit-Ina, lge prlv patio,
pool. $120 mo. 546-.5163
1900 Sq. ft, air conditioned of-
fice faclllty on Nonb Hlltbor
Blvd. Front A rear parking.
E x c e ~ l en t ldrntifk atlon
Available July b 1. Pbcme
56'®29
WALKER I: LEE
:'629 Harbor Blvd , C.M.
FOR RENT
Approx. &SO Sq. Ft. carpeted
It drapes, .U-.COntl.
MARINER'S BLDG.
1515 WestcUU Dr., N.B.
Contact Mrs. Ralnlo 642-4000
1141 w .. tcuffor:-
Qt C:Uh for )'OW' tqUll.Y
Call Agent 546-1440
WANTED. PYt pt:Y will buy
Baycrest home from owner.
No pool. $50460M 64'2s664l
BUSINESS ind
FINANCIAL
B"'. Opportvnltf .. 6300
AMERICA'S NEWEST
IUSINESS
\
WMdtlye Went? Whecldya Got'
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL IORH SWAPPERS
Special R•te
5 llMt -5 times -5 budct
llULU -411 ¥USl INClVOI '-*"'' --.. .,_ t-Wlllf ¥"" -Ill ..... t-YOU• .,_ .,..,_ ....._ 4-l llMt IJf ..,...,. .. , ...
.__..HlHO llOlt &Ale -fllADl!S ONl Yt
PHONE 642·5671
Te "8tt y..., Tr"er'1 ParedlM Ad
OPPORTUNITY BEAtrl'Y Salon. 6 stations,
fOOD est11b t~yrs Lido area. WUI
25 View Acres Laguna
Beach. S o m e impro,•e.
mcnts. income moo. $243,.
<XX> equity. For. TO'a or ?
Owner. '19-1-4653, 4944957
DISTRIBUTORSHIP trd free and cl,ar Sl0,000
We need 1 reliable party to eq. for R.E. or wbat·baV~
start Immediately, servicing' you. Bkr. 548-mt
estab11shed accounts. Want triplex or 4.plex Jn 118
No Selling Required area. Have valuable cor w/
Hooest:Y and reliability are Inc tn San Bernardino. Eve.a
more impor1ant .&h.ln exper-ru 3-1450 or 2.'lll Colden
lence. May be worked part Cil'cle #1. San Bcrnardlno.
Palm Desert; lge. 4 BR .. 3
Ba., Fam rm., pool. HIJ:b
So. side; $13,<XX> eq. For
home. So. Orange Cnty. or
Corona area 714: ~01
No job too small. Free est.
H. STUruCK 548-861~
CUSTOM PATIOS A
Block walls. Also concrete
aawin~ ~ removal. SU-10101 •
Floon-Walks-P•tios le Ex·
poled Roc:ka.. E x p e r t
workmanship. 642.-8514 •
CEMENT work. P a t Io• ,
driveways, walks, etc. ;A>i
types. Free est, 89H81J
Contractors
e ROOM AODmON~ e
L. T. Constn1ct1on
Family roonu. kltchen or
units. Sihgle story or · '1:.
plans custom designed. Fcir
estlmatea & layout. phone: e 8i7-15U e
Additions * Remodeling
Fred H. Ge:wick, Lie.
67~ * SG.2170 6 $3000 will bindle. Pier A: float. 5 BR. 4 ba. l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!9
Padk !hort1 Realty June and Sept. 673-2039 Clt:EANFRONT Npt 8 ch
D•n1 Pelnt 5740
SPACIOUS. OcMn view, 2
BR, l&nfum. redec., new
crpts, drpc. Adults. Lease.
Sl35. Mr. Pickett 49'-3907
Prlme loc for alore or offices.
200> aq ft 0 2Sc. WaVpan'I,
Qi>ts, Drpe. atNond. CcH>p
Biers. Owner 548-~.
HA VE beaut Improved VIC •
lot Zephyr Cove Lake Tahoe C.rpet Leying & 1 J.. •
time or full time with KEY major comer C.M. w/ ,
Unlimited Income some improvemenll. C·2 Mr~ Eve1. 952"3$5 Rlvltta. Room far rent. in 2
----- - -RENTALS Br Apt. Working man da,ys.
--HouM1 Unfurnished Are 23.30. S90 incl util. Call Garden Ocisis 57rr3600 be!ore 7:30 p.m.
A 4 bedroom dream home! General 3000 1 Bdrm. Pool, B1k to oce111.
Rear yard i.s a garden spot .,...-.;vo, ,......,.,. ,.... A $125 Year le au. ""'""-v "u:• Hvi•1E: nr S 548-:lOJS. 644--0637 WTD; Yrly rntl. Cple aeeks
5990
MODERN otuces from $75
per mo n t h. ~retarial
service. Execull\'c suite.
Orange County &nk Bldg ..
230 £, 17th St., C~I. 642-1485
Investment required; $2,900 prop. 51,4'15 sq ft. wm trade
ID $9,000. Investment aecur-for income w/spendable.
red by equipment and in. Rltr. ~2-6t87 545-44!2
ventocy. Write Infra·Pac1---------
Systema. Box 7452, Boise, WANTED. Modem office
Idaho, 83701. Include name, rurniture & file cabinet.II.
address and telephone num-Exchange Thermo • f&x
ber. All inquiries will be an-copying machine It diller·
Nevada side. $13,000 clear-Repair 00~6
Want Hse • Units • Airplane -CARP--ET--.-A-p_ll...._·_H_om_e_s
• TD's or? for eq. W.>-S7'.l6 Quality installation. Ftte
WANT travel trailer or col· estlmatps. All prices. " •• ;
or TV for $500 equity in 1 !~ 54&4478 eves. Uc. Contr14CU1r
ID behold. Nea" .Doaclas, Ctry Club 5 br, 2 sty, 3 ba. nice 2 BR or 1 Br A ckn, Wtf
achoola and lrttwa,yL Prlc-2600 sq ft cpts dl1>S ---------hse or apt w/-'"'acy. Pre! l!d at FHA app?aiaal ol 1.nd.......A, · mA-;.Y -'... A·-,; Huntfllwton BHch 4400 .,. •• """" ...... ,. .. ..,. v... frplc. Rent 1t1rting July 1.
'211850. Harry! 6/20. $300 mo ~ SPECIALI s. of hwy, CdM. P1te phone
MODERN Of1icc. P v t .
LlSTER REALTY 23 87
N I Beach home, brand new b.lgb 1:7 -4951 eves, or write 1~·~ ~~~t ~ Coat• MIA 1100 style cutom fUm1shed 2 Br, D. C. Wlhl. 13tO Ventura
restrm, 50 per m.o & up.
1110 Oranre Ave.. CM
548-6173
1 UNITS
One Block hac•
4 yeu old, c:uatom built. 2 It
3 BR.a, encl garages. No Yll.C>
ancy. ~ for quick sale.
BRASHEAR REALTY
847-8531 Eves. 968-U1ll
OiARMlNG 1 Bdrm with
huge rumpaa ~m or 2 BR.
~le. large fenced yard,
c1oee to sdloob. $ 13 5 .
962-7666 642-199'1
1 ~ be, 2~ prage, patio Canyon No. 2, Van NuY•.
etc. ln park • like setting. =-C:-=a':"'.. ,,..91..,.405._.,-------
Pooll, .... tfllnil·courta, BUSlN~ 'trans tQ
play-ground etc. Share rent area Rtica 2 BR Furn Apt.
£$125 eac:b) with young att-JIB. CM ~•. Penn basis.
retary. Call n• . 968-42S4 6/15 occupancy. Write Box
4 BR 2 batha, new carpets A aft 7 pm A wlmds. M-130 Dani Pilot.
drnpes, com PI e It l Y ---------QUIET employed co uple
lndustrill Prop.
N E W Blk ConSln.tcUon
BulldJnc, M-1. 6200 aq-ft.
2035 Place n I i a, Of,
54()..0.fm, aG-OJ6:i
lnduttrial ltent•I 6090
landscac>ed lop 8 rt 8 • RENTALS wants small home or apt.,
$210/mo. Agt. 546-4141 Aptt. Unfurnished nr beach or bay. 64Z...Sll1 FOR Leaae. 2500 sq-ft con·
3 BR home + pool & ·patio. crete tllt up. !k 9 i;q·!I. 13-10 537 .50 Total Cost S225/mo. Call 5 4 6 -o 2 4 o Gener1I 5000 2 or 3 Bdrm. 2 beth•. Unfum. Logan A•e., 546-09'l8 Apt or Hse. CdM. $250 -------on thls 3 bedroom bome. SeU.
er will pay all olbtt costs
to qualllled veteran. Excel·
lent north HB location. Pric-
ed at appraisal! Huny call
L1SI'ER REAL TY
Now alao in Hunt. Beach
16612 Beach BI. 842-6633
SOL VISTA
FIXER.UPPER
WITH POOL
4 BR 2 bath. Needs some
point. SUBMIT YOUR OFF·
E'R -Terms. V11cant.
BRASHEAR REAL TY
847.R531 Eves. 839-1537
BELOW MARKET
3 BR 1% bath, elect. blt-ina,
between 5 & 6 range. Lease. 646-2537 Agt. Lots RENT --------6100
e 2 BR.; qlcely located:
Baby O.K.; $90 Mo. 968 W.
17th St.~
3 Rooms Fumiture J Months (Summer> $600. in ••••••11!!1!1~• advance - local -reliable. Lot. • 50 JC 175 $25 Month XL.NT refa. 6~ aft 5 R-2 Cosla Mesa Townhouse apt. master BR. FULL OPTJO~ TO BUY 2 BA d d die ··~ Can zone Commerctal • en. elwce kit n. No deposit o.a.c. Rooms for Renf 5995 plus small houSf', Sl5.<XX>
w to w cpts. drJl6. 540--0829 H.F.R.C. BEAU rm for gentleman. George Wllllam!IOO, Rltr.
Newpon Beach 3200 Furnltu,. Rent•I• BBQ, patio, TV & phone. 2 673-4350 OPEN EVES. __ .._ _______ 517 W. 191.b, C.M. 543-1454 t>lks to bch. $60 mo. 510
1568 W. Lncln, Anhm 114-2800 Santa Ana Av~. NB 6*-0361. Exclusive Townhouse
Kitchen blt/lna. Community COlti Mete 5100 NICE Rm, good toe. Con-
Pool • Yard Maintenance. -.--------genial hm. $0.5 w/kitch priv.
3 lxlnns, 2~ baths $250/Mo. HARBOR 548-!'1998. Work 8-3 pm. 67~ 3 bdrm, l lii ba •• $285/Mo. 0289
673-3663 Eves: ~ NEW $12.75 up. W-W carpet
Bay A: Beach Re<y, Inc. GREENS Kit. avail. Se m l-pri v . 2025 W. Balboa Blvd. 64&-&159 135 Albert Pl CM
Specl1I Offer
I will build a 4 BR 2 ba home
(1343 sq.ft) for the low price
of $1 .22/sq.ft on your lot.
Other models avail. Call Don
at 537-0380.
swered. eoce in cash. 642...s641
FRIGIDAIRE
JET ACTION
Miiiien V&.fo
Newest abopplng center
Complete In 45 d~s.
Cofn·O·Matic
DLX Balboa ®Ix: 2 br, bltn
K, tum almoat nu, c:pta.
drps, frpl, patio, fncd yd.
Blk ocean. Trd up Orange/
LA Co. unit.a. 213: ~12
!lave: 3 BR 1~ bath Condo-
minium. Equity S2fD>.
Equipment, Inc. Want: ·~ Mustang or late
23341' W. Valencia model auto or car. Trade-
Fullerton 714: 525.7333 winds Realty 842-50ll
PROVEN, Sure, m 0 d e r n Have 3 BR 2 be house NB
method u t e a c b I n g $31.,100 • $15,<XX> equity,
permanent habit control. Sl6,<XX> TD. Trade for TO,
<E .G. Eating for weight lot CYr units in good loc.
controll with new low cost Doy!~ & Wood Co. 548-llGR
to public. Now ~ng NANT 1962 or later model
asaoclate·omca ln So. O.C. :ar with air or a trailer.
Moderate investment re-NUI allow bonus over book quired. Phone for Inquiry 2,t a t 714· 114-nSO ll'l n aCl'e or 5 acres near PP · · Palm Springs. 5JS. U31
TV Store View 3 br, 1'!6 bath In RoU-
Good location, Harbor Blvd. ing Hills, Cali1. Blt·lns, dsh-
Goo<l opportunity tor TV wsher, panld liv rm. Will
Service also. $1200 full pricl! take 1 or 2 br Ilse, lot. bont
for stock cl equip, Call or trailer in CM or Npt 642·
548-85)1. 1610
SMALL CHJLDREN's store. WATER.FRONT .It dock: 3
Need addilionaJ capital. BR. 3 Battis. EquJly $50,000 * 847-6160 * FOR: TD'1 or le11eloptl0t1. #2 Balboa. Coves, Newport 6305 ~.ch. 675-4331 Bua. Wanted
WANT business netting min. * * *
acres near Palm Sprln!(B.
Balance $1500. S20. month.
536-1131
GERMAN Shepherd puppy
4 mo old with outatanding
papers Value $150 Trade tor
binoculars, guns or T!
&16-7856 alt. 6 P.M.
Oceanfront Dpllt, Bal. FP
$37,500. for boat, late auto,
TD or ! Call Asger Jensen
IAsooc vt'ilh Jerry Hanis.
Rltr) 546-1440, 962-U41 eves
MESA VERDE G 0 L F
:OURSE lot. 85' frontaite
>n golf cow11e, Fairway
view, for income proper~y.
3y owner. 642-~15
Lar2e home in Monrovia.
124,500. $20,<XX> eqully, Wont
3each al'l'a borne or units
1P to SlS,<XX>. Davis Real1,y
i42·700Q
$17,500 EQUITY IN BEAU·
TIFUL TRIPLEX. POOi.,
PRJME L OC ATIO N.
TRADE FOR S r N G L E
HOME, ORANGE CO.
54().6001
Free & clear R-2 lot plus
S7.<XXl TD for 1 3 or 4 BR
homr or an R-1 lot. Fortin
Co. 642-~. 548-0390
* •• * upgraded cpts/dfl'S. double ,..unumG 2 k BA~:...~ ~~OO . $15 UP wk W/ldtchen $25 garage, lg tot. $100> total \..fl.IMW" • story, Bae ~ up Studio Apta. 2 3 8 4 ~
AcrMge 6200 $1500 Jll!I' aw. Prefer ~ •
Newport to ,San Clela.oie. ,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "Ortnltt m ~ P.O. Box 2CTT. ll Toro. Calif. dn, no closing costs. Only Bay A·frame, 3 BR • den, Newport Blvd. CM 548-8755
$15,!KiO • Sl52 per mo. In-21h BA. $300 mo. Lease. tncl. atil. NPT Bch Room for rent. Pvt
I'' 1tllU Al~ ::::::==:::::::--::::=:====ANNOUNCEMENTS
lnvltt. W•nted 6315 and NOTICES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
•nd NOTICES eludes taxes, Pymnta less 646-U« 1 • 2 It S BDRM. ba, Avail on perm basis. 2 1 /] ACRES
thnn rent. 3 BR. 3 ba, Condo. pool, frpl, ruRN. It UNnJRN. 6-12-3.5!8 WASTED To buy -on aale Lost 6401 Peraon•la 6405
I' blt-lns, immed nnu, $250 Heated Poo'-,... ..... Ca-P-Liquor llcC'n~-e. Write P.1------------------~ill]IJ.i!)Jll mo RIO", 6'i ._,...--Ceater. Adj.';; ~';ins ... ..: NR 19th A: Pla.centia. Rm JM VACANT lAND o . Boe 765. Corona del Mar LOST: Small light brown A :t TT s T s To F 0 rm
962-44n 546-8103 3 UD 2 t>.. Pool. No pet.a allowed ba. klt prlv. ns wk. Lady <rawn CQJored) Male pup. Cooperative Sludlo Gallrry,
HOUSE of the MONTH $300 mo-:-"' 7700 Peterson Wa,. at HAI'-only. 894-3331 ask tor ElolM OFFERED AT RHI Estate lo.na 6340 Short-haired with b I a c k Workshops, a~es. Ex·
3 B ...... added 642-8437 bar 6 Adams. Cotta Mesa. LESS THAN markings around eyes & hiblla. ~18 or 646-6616 R. 2 -. rec. room, 546-<J3'10 Room & BcMrd 5996 APPRAISED VALUE Investment Group mouth. Answen1 to name extna. :rHA Ol" GI. Must al has 'Kelo'. Vic of Hoag Hospital. A'ITN: ROCK H 0 U N D S •
aee! Newport $....... 3220 * WELCOME Dderly 2 1/3 ACRE S commercl ..._.. Reward. Call 548-1264 or Need an outlet Cor your
SILVER 1.0ned (C·2l on major thor· Money for lst & ""'loans fin1sht'CI product! C 1 I I HAFFDAL REAL TY NEWPORT SHORES Homey place. Reasonable Phone broker 673-2816
''Homes to Match Income'' 2 BR It Den oo years lease Rates. 548-3752 oughlare in Santa Ana. ~~ 543-8381 ,_G_RE_Y---Brown ___ pu_pp_y_wl_th 673-1510 aft 6.
•• Guest Homes 5991 park or other commercial Ar\nouncemenh 6410
. -...
Electrical 66ff ~
ELECTRICIAN, Ucensed • ',.
b on d e d. Small j<'hll;
mainten. a repairs. 548-~
Gardenint 66IO
ANTHONY'S ,_ .. ;
Garden Service • •
~1941 ':
COMPLETE CLEANUP ',
LAWNS REPLACED : ,
Reu . monthly care. Pnrn-·
tng. Landscapma. Exp. ~ ,
ticulturisl. _ ~.
JapaneM G.,denefl •
Exper .. complete yard
1ervfce. Free estimate9 -
• 548-7958 • ~ I
LA \\'N & Garden malnt~ ~
anre. C~eanup • Spray • F..err ~
tllli.e Com'l &. Resi. 96l-~.
CUI & Edge Lawn • •, '
Maintenance. LlcenM'd -~ • ~. 's.t>5870 aft 4 ~~ '
e JAPANESE GARDENING .
Set'vlre Cleanup, Landsca~ •
Ing. 531-7034 aft 7 p.m. " * MOWING. edging, A: cleaQ. ~
up. Monthly rntes. Free
estimate. Cati 96S-19U * · '~
MOWING, Edging, vacalavni",
Gen'l cleanup. ·Hauling. '
Odd jobs. • 548-tfl!
.JAPANESE GARDENER •
EXPE..R. •Reliable mlllrt
Reas. mo rales. 89'1-3219 ,
Cut & ~e Lawn •
Mriintenance. Licensed:
548-ISM -545-8570 aft 4 P'-' I
JAPANESE GARDEN~
M11i111cnance by the month. ·
Good refs. Exper 5'16-~
LAWN SERVICE SJS M'f5.
Dependable, Prof~ "
Weeklv Service. 96~ ,
EXPERIENCED Gardener;
landscaping, cleanup ..
Cement work. 642-4400~ · 8740 Wamer 84.2-44((; ~so mo. 642...J.OI GATE tel, apls .. business, trai er IOll'le white markings. Aust.
POOL TIME OK. or hold for future In-Mortgages, T.D.'1 6345 Shep. wlthoul collar. 8 Wka.
t-luntington INch 3400 LOVELY NEW PRIVATE ---old. 833--014'.. OJ' 83.'J-6735. 4 BR, quallty carpets, aD Apar I I.tents crease in value when Bolsa 90~. Loam to •M\,000 Lost vie. Solana W a y . Home, elderly ambulatory, A f Jl developa; 4-~
Coast Health Club Gener•I S.rvle91 '612
bWlt-inJ large enclosed .l»' $120 Month; 3 BR., 1 Ba. Deluxe S.chelor Apt Orange, 637-001l ve. 11 Y • or more. SINGLE FAM1LY Reward
tio I: a cool pool. Owner Children A: pet.a welcome. Liv rm br kltcb A: ba !:e !~~;11s:e;~ ~mp~ Bay Mortgage Co. 646-46fi5 -D=EEP ____ Or_a_n-ge-.-m-a-le_c_nt;
truns1erred -only $26.500. Inquire 8712 Knight Circle 1 & 2 Bdr,;, Apta . General water supply. A~pralsed at TRUST DEED CENT Ea a~ers to "~otu;iny": vie.
Paul Jon• Rulty 3 BR Apta REAL ESTATE, $6000> h inheritance tax CLEARING HSE . Want 1 or Bl'istol/Paulanno 546-9010 847·1266 Eves. 842-ss.M L-una Beech 3705 -'th 3 beth• · Y 50 u~ 0~01 Bkr -•-"'' ... apprnlS<'r. Available lo r · .,..,....,.,., ·
OWNER TRANSFERRED NEW Unllvl!d in 3 Bdrm. Near IC.hools, freeways Income Property 6000 quick sale at 10% less. at Peraonala
Sacrllice. H2 1r' old 4 BR. view tot, $200 mo. Walking distance to 0CC $54,000. rn-t to estate. Olive Money Wanted 6350 Free
Immac., bit-Ins, f r P l c • ,...,,lA"" 911 El Camino atte tlon lnve ... orsl b •111 \\' Bolsa Santa ~ ....., "" n • •• Y .. • • OLD priva te pa~ra of Judi;e Basic Boating Clu..s pe.tlo, w/w CJ'PU., 1 ~i E. Apt. # 1 Costa Mesa 6 modern petlo type Units Ana, t he n phone owner from 1870'• thru early 1900's OfrPt'ed to puhlic by
of &acb Blvd.. 1 mi N. Summer Rent•la 399& 2 BR ea, blt·ins. R It O. 542 9533 Dod Oty G 1aon Col
PacllJc Cout Hlway. 20632 Adults Only crpts, dfl)S, FA heat, encl IO ~CRES • Ion Main eeAt. Salt ge Lake' ~~ ~6 Balbo• Power~qu•dron
6405
Hospitality is Our Motto
FREE SAUNA WITH
SWEDISH MASSAGE
Open wkdys 10 am.11 p.m
Sundays 10 am-3 pm
132 E. 18th St. &tZ-5090
Funer•ls 6412
WESTMINSTER
MEMORIAL PARK Chaucer La. 96&-1235 SUMMER RENTAL: June Df1CT1mlnatlve Tenantl gars. No vacancy problem west roadl N e w be r r Y • CdM Eves . all day wkl!nds Elementary PUo It Courses
FOR Sale. Nr Be 1 c h. 15th to s.pt. 1st; Meaa ror Preatip Addteu h ~20 <XX> On rice Every Monday, Starting 7 Mortuary & Cemetery
Sp I • BR horn t•' ..... Verde 4 BR. 2 Ba., comp. ere. • , . -P Calir.. Sliver V1Dey, bl· $25,000 for 6 months at 10 and PM, June 10 Newport Har-Complete funer•la
ac oua •. e ,.. -. rum.: Incl. Ut:IJ. $250 Mo. + MARTINlftUE $69,500. Income approx $8700 desert, dry. 18 miles east or IO with $100,<XX> trust deed bor Yacht Club, 720 W. Bay from $245
Cl>ls, dlahwasbel', ft'p I a. $50 ·1y 54().-0336 T yrl,y. Barstow. "Land oJ 1Ake11" on 200 Oceanvlew lots as Ave .. Newport Beach
bHns. 16x40. patio. Owner. aecun · GAIDEN A"5. --area. 00 ~fan·made lakes In collateral. 494-1137 OR. lot vour convenlencl! Cemetery lots
9!i2-022S aft 0>. MCYl'OR Home. alps. 6; E-Z 16 Lovelw 1 BR Apts. all Alf II flab i In " from $130
drl ll ._...... , v ey. n a. ra s g, ANNOUNCEMENTS EvPry Tuesday, starting 7 MUST Seen Prestlge l850 sq. to ve: ae -coaw...,..; ParidlJ" ruJToundinga 7 Furn, beaut lge lot, perfect recreational. Excellent for "" PM. June ll. Ensign School Includes Endowment Care
ft. 3 BR. Atrium. Near new Reserve now! 538-8110 nJRNISHED BACHELORS rental area in Anaheim. trailer park. Many deTelop-and NOTICES l"lne It O iff Dr .. Newpor1 Everything In one beautiful
5241 Glenroy Or. 842·722'7 SG-0158 UNFURN 1 BR. 2 BR . 3 BR Close to everything. Approx ments In pl'OKT'elll AICh aa a Found (Fr" Ada) 6400 Betch, in CaJetorium. No place means lesa COit.
JULY 6 Aug • Spmcioo.s 2 baths available Inc. n 9,000 yrly. Aaldng e1ci Jake for water 1ki iJ>. advance registration nect~ No traUic problema.
La1une IMch 1705 Mobile home by beech. No. Clrpetl. drapee, pra~e $136,<XX>. struction; much al fa If a FOUND: Approx. 10 wk. old aary. EnroIJ at claaa; lf any 14.~l Beach, Westminster
Painting, Plumbing, Crit ~.
pentry. Reas! Rel. Jnsuttd.' •
BankAmericard OK
Call "Mike" 64.2-0348 : :
BILL'S SALT SERVICE
for auto Wa ter Softeners·•
Repairs, Installations.. ,
Rentals ... 962-W!M '
Hauling
IJ'ITLE GIANT muc:g .
Hauling. 6' helghth, 10' bed. •
You name it I baul. Jtew.•
Big John 642-tOJO ~· ('
CLEAN Lots. garages, eCc.
Tree removal, dump, aktll.
backhoe. fill, grade. 962-8'1.is
CLEAN Loll. garages, ~.
Tree removal dwnp, alQp;
backhoe, fl ll, grade. 962-87~
•-...;;...---·----children. !n4) SJMXm. 11th I Santi Ana, C.M. --growing: fini!lhrd rataurant male puppy, black 1t 11·hite; r hone $48-1374 r S3l·l725 193-2421
nu: OLD GRAY MARE MM233 ~ 11 Ultra Deluxe Apts. with several laket for fish-vie. w~tmlnster A Robin =:. P 0 ~~~~~~~~~---------·-~
"She ain't what the med ID RENTALS Qunllt:y built, Newport's fin. ing .t: swimming A: overnlte Hood_ Pl.. Costa M e 1 a X-ITE.,.ENT C.metery Lota 6411 Houtecleaning 6735
I HAULING. 'I'ruh plclruP.•
TrlmminJz, Anything. we:,llO •
It all. Expert work. 54.>2?92
be". and neither la th1a Apts. Fumlthed MODERN 2 BR with glass Ht location. Lie valuable campt-TS, &nd golt cour11e; a &Mh'>.54J m
sprawling spacious modi walled Uv rm. beam.ed cell· lot, exc features. blt·lns. lnke with watr rfront piircels ' IS THE GROUP! HARBOR Rest Cemelery, 2 •APT. CLEANING * ' ·
floor plan home. 3 BR, A General 4000 lnp, and very large patio. apta. dJ'Pll, FA hcut. Prlv/ available ror home building. t'OUND: Ge,nna~ Sh:he11 ~l~rlminating Cpls It Sglq! grsv~s. veler&M SN:tlon, Fast & thorough l tunUah
den, ~c. W/W crpta, blt·ln $135. Adults. On East 161.h pe.t:iotl, lge H a. F paol, 13 This level 80 acru Jas 8 puppy. Approx "' 0 · PartielJ', Trips. Ou1ings with S200 ea. Owner. 213: 11.f rverytbing 642-3164 ~ '
R It Oven. $29,9la> • tow On HOLIDAY PLAZA St. See Mgr at 124 E . 200I carpor11. Ttnific return!!. well &: pump & reaervoir on Vic Wllaon St & PlacentJa. interest! Plus· Exel. ave. 6-1083
pmt OK. Miaim Rlt:y. DELUXE. Spackxa 1-Jnt. st. Askins 5315,000 Sub m I l propertY . rrady to ni.e aJ. Identity. ~\!I for girls, too! 714: 77~941 ---------
$0731. H~umpool. apt.~ ~I DD.UlE 2 BR 2 be. ttudlo terms • and tradell. falta or build a lake tor wa-YOUNG part A.lrdale. bl3ck 3-9 pm. 213: OL. 7-68~ SF.'tVIC! Dllt!CTORY ~ral NEW HOMES IN No c:hlid!~ No peta. • Apt. IUl"l'OUl'ldln a' lo'rely Rfchlrdson/Purull ter 8kling or for fltb raJidnx, c;~~'. ~d ~ 0 ~:r~ Franchise Now Available S.byalttlng 6550 LAGUNA B e a c b. 59' 1965 Pomona. CM ~ pool. Adult• only -quiet. HS Realt.f 675-4031 Wut cons1dpr trndl• eqult,y 61f>.2~ da,yr ~APERS, out of state
DOWN NO c Los t N G E. 18th St., CM Pb: eves. for Income unlta. Owner .l foreign; magiuines, En.it ..
<DSTS'. Caz11eU. dnapet. Cotti Mete 4100 548-234.l Mutt Sell In 2 wks. 847.fi&tO ~cs &. wlmds. FOUND Tmne Dove. vie. Gt-rm .. Ital, Span, Fl't'nch,
la.ndscaptnr, bit· tns L 0 S ---------UPPER Or Lower 2 BR. Newport Heights. 54&-TI07 Chln8, RusslM : also arlult
PADRES REALTY. 195 * 1 BDRM FURN APT* Cpts, drpa, bltM, Nr shp'g PRIME RENTAL DUPLEX San Diec)O Co.tty FOUND Small tortolsl', vie magazines It peperbocks.
WILL BABYSIT by lhe week
In my home. Good refs.
962-3151
~.
Landscaping 6110 •
GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPtNG ,
& GARDENING SERVICE
Slate Ucenaed contrctr,
Residential -Commerclaf
Free f!ll • No Job too b~
893·3581
Glenneyre Street Lquna Ulil·peld. Except~ cntr. No pets. 2885 Mendoza. 8~!' :;<XX> Offer ~ACWtge &vaihihlr In cbe Fan-P111try Market. 54~1m __ 1875 N'. Harbor. CM &16-8583 Brick, Masonry, etc. Paperhanging ..
Be•cb. Ph. '494-8833 ' Adolta. $82.50 mo. 545-0421 By Owner 675-2599 brook area. PL111:ela frOm 5 64(,} OLD private papers of Jud.ite 6560 P•lntlnt 6UCl '
SPECTACULAR VIEW l99'J HARBOR Bl.VD .. CM 1 tw, convt den, blt-<inl, qitJ, ec«"'s to SO •rrft. Somt Lott frctn 1B70's thni early 1000'5 BRICK. Concrete, Carpentry INTERIOR It EXTEJU<*f
HOME. No. end. CICftn llde. ruRN 1 BR. Gniund floor. drpt, frpl, swim A rec atta. 15 unit., 2 BR. hardwood. planted to youl\2 IMX!mdoll BROWN And white fem11lr Dod~ City, Cumllon. Colo. CUttom Cablnt>ts. SmaU Jc* Paint.Ing. Free ntitnaa, ,
2 br, 2 ha. bch lh•. elm, Hart>or and Maple (2 bib cl Sl45 mo. SG-1.560 floors. ~ laundr)'. w1th heautlful hulldtllc lltee. ~ rt tmier IUld p&rt Salt l.Ak.e Qty. OR Wlll OK. Frtt Elt 96~945
lil•·lns, trpl, aplblra u.-na, Harbor) CM. $1CN.SO KI 11.435 mo. lnconw. 541-H Prlc~ from SYiOO Pft' llCft chlhu:u,. AMWrra t.o the CdM e-vea. all d~ .wkrnda ~ ~~~4 .. : f
Wll• dlnlfw, Jllltlo W/'1JA, t-3643 Ne•port leedt 5200 51' Hamilton, Colt.a Meu. wllh IC'MnS to 111IL.::: Dew namt o1 "Winnlt" Vicini!)' Bar Fllmlly .tl\fcmbe~lp. lvftden 6570 • PAINTING • Interior l
Juab lndq, dbl pr. 2 LADY Alone Dwlll mit~ to JUST Comelf'ted 2 BR 2 ba HOME A INOOME by Ownr ~It)' "'''" aJ. of 18th and M o n ro v 11 · WUl P8¥ Iran er fH . OV· - -------~. $49.SOO with xlnt nc>-~. 1*1)1, a home .,..v.. 1111ale-ctY. l"rpl. ~lier., Exe dt'ptU/lnvelt, oppty. 4 rt'8d)' built 1n thll area. S43-5371 inie. Fri' incttaatd June I-R E M 0 D E L, rep I I r s F:xterlor. Free nttma~
point loU. &r. *1578 "°'rythinl tarn. :M&-1061 lalb epla. d ...... ha p ttd BR, n:s. It l0.2 br Apts, ~ IO irolt Murw. For LOST Thurs AM ~·ia·x:t ~· M~l 5 t 11 lmmrdl11t,ty-plumb'J,. painting, tlrt , ~asonablt' ratES. 646-3015
SWEEPING VU:W n e ar BAOIELOR 113. SeiJt,nlte pvt paU., ctm9't wall• pool, 2.yr old. ~. ~1393 turthC'r inrormntklft "8lf plywood hoic -~~trrT. OT8D Moke olfv-. Write Box M 122 :O':"~~~ co~~~~·: INTER Or Ext. PAINTING.
oedn, 3 BR, *· $31.• unit Util. LDdrJ, prdtntr. bhm unit•. ~ ldtcb, can W11llrl' r r1rl< with! equip, Vic Nwpl r nry. Pal. D&Uy Pilot 17>31131 IMMID. SERVlCE. Local
n.rt, Bkr. ..... ...,..ms FA hea&. ACl'Oll frm O>co'1, auefMll Rental '4)60 lckhoff & Alsoc. I-. iaad~!I. R.e'ltud. 'Tl'd. ALCOHOUCS Aaonymnm l"tf· rRE'E a 548-JQT
1710 BAOfD.OA eottap. Malts Watclf Pt .... te rm.. ins w. O\apmAn A,,.. &42-739'l, "" 545-3169 Harbor ArQ. Phofte m·l'124 Cerpenterfne 6590 PlurnW-
-•-. _, .... ..._... utll. 3m $JOC> mo. S4S-Ca9 Stf1 A•laltle Oranat. Clllt ·-: WomM'• black.,.,.,.. P.O. Box 1223 Costa Meta. •• ., --------_ .,.., -._,, M1·2S21. Evc.wlmdlt lalHf MV<>• .,-~ ... _ D I F .1....-..a.. e...... -. e Cabl'rl tt e t HAVE a llCfttl I...,., I fW'1or......... 2 BR. 216 Ba StaiUo -mo. 10.oro iq ft rnodtrD Com.mer-W/ftJltt, \11(, Bu~hlrd It: _, yn•m c , .. ._ .... rpen ... , a:
famll:r wtt!I a VE ft~ 1 BR~ pt!. $11Ull.. 2 BR., 1\i Ba..... mo dal Bld1. to be comtnlctlld. FANTASTIC View Sit..... Bannlft(, JlB ft •• a rd with aterllnc qu.Jidet. : ,~.:~:=ti=~ ~te altoatiall. IF ,..,. 1IOl Wk a.. Of 1 Ir, 1 8&da smi i...e.is • Eaat l'ftla 8L e&evaUon. Wtr anlL. ._. 9112-1736 • 1..'IM990 • ,,_..
m1ghl be rt mo t t 1 1 b MC22 All ....,,. wtOI ~ , C.M. Will .....,._ eut. WIO/ic. to-«> aaw. LADfES Dl11 Harnllton """" FOR Ssle: ctw1rr m~m· 1 :.'E ettimalea. No Job too
"°""td Ill a .... tnf• \Ill> Bllr/Alt l'Z5-Gl l7Ml290 MIZELL REALTY S.Z. Ovf'rlookl Yll('('A VaDtJ a Qtcb. V1e ~ A S..k"' bttshlp hi Nf'WJ)Oft ~ch 1mlll. Remodtla &ad Ad· ~tntlonal dlarm homet IUlll:n _, U' '"!.. ~ GOLD •e•m. a 11r 2 ... e PR.DIE LtaJi t..oeatlam e .Joabua 1'rff. Atk for 1rw ... , QIO', Prk'a lot • Tffttl1a Club. ~ dldonl. ~
b)' an IMlllla call • -.... n. DAILY ,....,_. u. ._ ..;... -· n ·'"·· '"-"'"" ...... ..-ms ... --.......... s 1'0Uft QIANCE ID pt Qry"'WI ...-... .... qia. ..,., .. ~··--mo ••una x. u_..,. ,.._._, FOR Salt. barl.tnl Family rv..rA * ftMIS;n.n&JV I'
"5.0IJ ... M .a -· .,._ a .... J..-m..znt. ... ._ lift Hartilr, Oii ..._. aux:K NOn' RLTY ..... 'n1E QUlCKER YOU CAU.. m~ Newport Beed! CABINETS.. "1tl abt Job. Act. -..am ..,. .-tll w.t Dlill --llf .m.11 .... ~tlf Dim a .. TBS QUlOCl:R TOO m.L :--Ollb, mt. IM-«m 23 1"I ..,.,-. __ !!."'13
Sin Clemente
' i --·
f .. ..,._, .......... ·--·· -~· -..... -. . . .. . --. --.._ --..._ 4... • -----... .,_,,. --..., ... ·~..._Ai..-------------------------·---------....---------~
JO DAILY PILOT • M~, M~ 'O, 1961 ~
SlltVICI DlltECtOltY JOIS a IMPLOYMINl .10•• I IMPLOYMINT JOU a .,...OYMINT IOIS a IM"-OYMINT JOIS a IM'&.OYMINT JOU • IMPlOYMINT JOIS & IMPLOYMINT ........ Melt a --w....... 7550
1_P_lu_mbl_"l...;:... ___ 6190_ Help WanMd, Mttt 7200 H.ttt W1nMd, MM 7200 Aeenca.. w..... 1IOO Help WMt.I, Hellt W....... ~i111, Mia & -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
• PLUMBING SICRITAltllS te $525 7• w....... 7-Wu llA 7400 w-7550 •
RF.PAIRS REMODEL CKIWD Good .ctttar1al ~11 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
642--3128 All f' ~J bllcklJ'ound, Mat1'et. GllL FRIDAY
UNSKaLUD ~ ~F:1;.~xrnt0ee help. p_, Tim1 Nffclecl lnunecliately
SiltswOUI ~Ill better wom. p, . S.Wlnp 69'0
Alteratlont-642·5145
Neat. accurate, ~ yrs. exp.
fl>USlRIEJ MEN NIEDID NOW A190 Fee Pastt:ioaa bqulrement.:
TO J'lU. VACANCIES IN NEWPORT * __. I I
u'• reed.Y·to-weu. 90'~ ~mier
8ed to ae.U ID h1&b Ir* ' C'·
NEW D E p ART M ENT PenonMI Af-ncy leokk-,..nt * Stene xper Inc.I
OPENINGS DUE TO EX-133 Do\ler Dr1ve, N.B. * Attr~ ........ Corpor1tion tubkiD aton. Otten pa...
atlt envtrooment and pod p ..
PANSION IN OUR Oft. 642-3t70 Recept dutiM pouJble
ANGE COUNTY DIVIS10~. M«I Lab Tedi ..... , to f100 COULD 91 LL IME POSITION
TILE, Ceramic 6974 Manufacturer of com'*"' benellta. Apply: ersonn
IUFFUM'S ,, Verne, the Tile Man *
Cuit wotk. Install & repain.
No job too i.mall. Plaster
patch. Leaking s h o w t r
repair. 84 7 -195 7 /IM6-0'JO&
Threaded Products
h•1 Openings for:
STARTING SALARY Secretaries Cmanf) •• to $604 ~ Real DeYelop ... nt $120 Escrow Aul ........ to $600 Por Interview:
FmW• 1s1aec1 Agency
e Experienced Tool &
JOBS & EMPLOYMENl e Cutter Grinders
lMM~~;:-~~~PLO Y· ~:: ~.::::.:::Call Mr. Robb 644-1104 or OU4
MENT FOR THOSE WHO Medical ReCJSt ........ S315
DRAPERY Wed room, ex-
perienced. &llY operaUona.
p e r m • a e n l lnuaediate openln&I. Beach Drapery,
54M464. 900 w. lTth St.,
Cotta Meta
445 E. 17111 St.
Costa Meta
646-0531 ~~t~, M.n 7000
MANAGER Ai.s'l apta or
motel. Exp, desk. NCR. PX.
acc1g. m1in1, etc. Area
OfX'I\. Write Box 442, So.
Laguna or call 49'1-lO!rl
-Licensed Skipper
WANTS SUMMER JOI
Full or Part Time
640-1977 eves.
STUDENT 15~ N E E D S
work. Artemoon, eve~s
:.'l.nnmer. Willing to learn to
earn 546-9295
Job Wanted, Lady 7020
I.ADY, Early 40's. Finest
re£eren~s seeks pogition,
Boy Area -Housekeeper or
2nd maid. Co n s id e r
daywork. Please s I a t e
1alttry &: particulars. Box
P-137 Daily Pilot
O>mpanlan I Pnc
Nw·se/Hs~s
AU hlgh type, d r l v e ,
available long or short term.
Call Homemakers 547-6681
C A R P E T CleaniJli. Floor
1trlppln1t· Waxing, Walls.
Wlotiow• washed. 531-0567
F nnge benelils include
Prom sharing
56 hour w~
Apply in person
Mond11y or Tuesday
May 'l1 It 28, ~3 pm
or call for evening appl.
12570 l<nolt Street
Carden Grove
714: 992.5571
Q U A L I F Y. COMPLETE Trainee TyplJt • • • • • • • • $350
JOB TRAlNUjG ~D RAP· Trainee File C1k • " ... $3\2 Tralntt Dental A11t •• $281 ID ADVANCEMENT. Bkkpr (part Umel . sa.50 hr
REXAIR INC.
ORANGE COUNTY DIV.
For information call
Monday &: Tuesday
774-7251
Local manufacturer hH
'
AU.SET AGENCY
437 W. 19th, C.M. 642-6752
Holp Wentod
WCHMn 7400
-EXPERIENCED-
· • ComrMrclal
EX-F.cUT--IV_E_Type __ M_a_n --Immediate openings for: Teller
Prefer hei&ht between
5' • 5'3" Startin& salary to $700
monthly Increasing to $840
at tnd of 6 months. $1050 at
end or hrs: year 11 ability
warrants. Intensive ~year
• EIKtronic
Assemblers
training program. Cl!reer e Wiremen position with management
opportunity. E x c e 11 en t
retirement, izroup insurance
and hospitalization bene.fits.
E:Jiperience no1 necessary.
For personal interview
Call 541-4467 weekday A.M.'s
NEED 12 MEN
IMMEDIATELY
$3.83 Hr.
We are an established
commercial firm with
llberal fringe benefits.
Only ,.opl• with at
least she months ex·
perl1nct should apply
to
PARAMETRICS
APPLY IN PERSON
t sf N1tion1I Bink
of Or1nge County
1650 Adams
Costa MIN
ASK FOR:
Mr. Sta.mer or Mr. Springer
An equal oPportwUty
employer
leypuncb
Operator
Prefer IOme 111duatrlaJ ex.
~rience. Must be able to
work any tiours, any shill.
PIX Operator
Two years minimum in-
dustrial experience mul.
ti,p(e board. Knowledge of
Teletype desirable. Full
ttme, permanent, or va·
cation relief position.
HLETYPE
OPERATOR
Two years nunlmum In-
dustrial e x p e r i e n c e.
Knowled1e of PBX multi-
ple oo.rd desirable.
Engineering
Records Clerk
Vlllt be able to work any
ecretaries
. Intl' posi lions re-
f one to three years
o experience pl~
good skW. on etectr1c
typewriter and abort·
hand.
Apply in penon
or call
546-8030
ATlANTIC
RfSEARCH
CORPORATION
Missile Systems
Division
3333 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa, Calif.
U.S. Citizenship Required
An equal opport\mlty
~mployer
SKROARY
Jobi Me11, Wom. 7500
Personae I
Assislint
Small manufacturin1 a en-
&iJleer~ company requ.lrea
lndlvklual to MndJe all d•
lalls related to penonnel
record•, penonal atat:lltict
A reporta, group lnturance,
per.inne1 lntervlewtnc, and
workmen'• compenaation.
Ability to write job detcrip-
donl I: penonnel procedul'-
es desirabie. Some experi-
ence & collefe education
prefen'td. Capable ot ad-
vancement to wor40ni with
inana&ement on all employ.
fe It induttrial relation mat·
ters. Salary open. Please
lend rel!IODle to:
Staco, Inc.
1139 .. ., St.
'
1104 E. 17111 St.
Santa A11e1
547-9721
MALE .,. .. _
$4Jir-
2 Yetlfll ~
IUYll
$111
·Fee Nep:ilble
~enced wi1h 1eneral
PurchutJw bac:lcgrwnd.
Must have resume.
A•lllhtratfye Ofc. s.mc..
$750
Two years college and ex·
perienced u adrUilltr ..
tor/buyer/llJl)el'VllOl' of of.
!floe ~t. .uppliea
and facillties.
• NW'R Private Duty •
Local Doctor's refettnces
646-1790 -646-9866
Part or Full Time
Age 19 -35
No exper. nee.
929 laker Stroot
Cotta Mesa
549.2221
EXPERIENCED
PART-TIME
TELLER
• b i f t, any work week. EXPERIENCED: Executive
MALE OR l'EMALE. typewrit'°' A abort.hand.
Costa Mela
92626
An equal CJPllOlr'tunj t;y
employer "'
Dom•tic Help 7035
LIVE INS
Employer payi. lees
George Byland Agency
106 B E. 16th, S.A. 547--0395
1 ~cl•, Men 7100
Systema/Prced Acnt frm $800
i'lnt 0 Machinl.lt .• to S800
Janitor/Main/lunch/st $1.'lS
MtGUS EMPLOYMENT
CONSULTANT AG~"'NCY
:.!043 W estc I Uf, NB 543-7196
1624 E. 17th, S.A. 547-6336
lfi.!Kl Cres'nt/ Anhm 63.>-0941
Mr. Hill· Tr 9-9951
DESMOND'S
has opening for
Pari·Llme salesman for
men's clothing, sporting
goods, fumlshlngs
APPLY #3
FASHION ISLAND,
NEWPORT CENTER
Hi Fi T Khnicia11
TRAVEL
To Laa Vegaa. New Cadillac
$84
(Per Day)
Sounda too good to be true?
Wtll It ii too irood to be trUe!
Doea S84 weekly salary p.irt·
time. aound real? Well, it
For store in Costa Mesa. ~ is! Must be neat It sharp.
portunlty to advance to ser· age 20 to 30, no experience
vice manager. Must be fa-neceaaary.
mlllar with solid state equip. Mr. Eut PR 4-2020
ment. Xlnt fringe benefit•. --------
646-8895 Hi Fi Components
Help wanted, Men 1200 • Dishwasher SALESMAN
0 IC Full time position with store ELECTR N Must be over 18. In Costa Mesa. Some exper. TECHNICIAN Apply in perMn only. ience preferred but will con·
SURF I SIRLOIN slcler knowledgable audio 'Except.Ion• I opportun I ty with
1m1tll tlnn for bri&ht and
ambitious technician. Age
~~. with experience and
pl'oven skills in production
otelectronlc instrument!, in·
cludlng wiring, mechanical
uaembly, tetlng and light
lfouble shooting. Send res-
ume or call.
MICROWAVE
INSTRUMENT CO.
3111 2nd Avenue
Corona del Mar 67J.168S
NEW
5930 Pu. Cit. Hwy. hobbyist.
Newport Beach 646-8895
P1rt Time Work
Add to your family Income.
Represent Avon. Call col·
lect Sl).5860
M1inte111nc1 Min
Pennanent position
McDonald's Hamburgen
Huntington Beach
6561 F.dlnger Ave.
Delivery/Stock Man .
Approximately 40 hours flex· DRAFTSMAN. Good 1 n k
Ible. Must be matur~ and man; ~rience. in Ciyil
dependablP. Engineenng drawings. 2 yrs
BEAL'S coUege math, Cood pay.
, • Permanent work. S e n d HorM Furmshintt re1Ume to Box M-133, Daily
Mfg. & Oistributint 17th 11 Irvine 64UY262 Pilot
Firm Superintendent 1=w:':"'.A""'R""'E""'H"""OUS-E-.-S-bl-pp-1ng--~
1 We need 20 men to train
ln 8.ll departments in all
positions. No experience
nN"f'~!lal')'.
Startint Salary
~495 a month
roR INTERVlEW CAU.
MON. & 111ES,
547-0607
Cllstom yacht construction. receiving clerk needed. Ex-
Extensive eicper neceMary perlence pre1errcd but not
In all phases. Ability to su-n~euary. AwlY between 8
pervlae and layout work. A 12. B. F. Meyers &: Co.
Willa.rd Boat Works, 1295 18340 Mt.' Bakly, Fountain
Baker. C.M. Valley
~7':":'-:-:-::=--:-::::=:-:=-:-:-::---WH OLES ALE Lighting Fix· WANT ACTION?
ture Showroom need6 man Reliable men to help operate
who can ban£ and rewire exciting new Pina franchise
lighting fixtures also 10me bus. Night work, tull, pa.rt
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
4525 MacArthur Blvd.
Newport Beach
540-4424
An equal opportunity
employtr
Applicants considered on
merit regardless of race,
religious creed, color, na·
tional origin or ancestry.
WAITIW
Good opportunity
Murt bave good appearance.
APPLY IN PERSON
l-5 P.M. DAILY
Snack Shop No. 1
2305 E. Coa1t Hwy.
Coron• del Mar, Ce.
ALTERATIONS
Qualified to wort ln high
grade fa.sh.Ion ltott. Able to
do both men and women's.
Otters permanent tuU time
work. Pleasant environment
and good company bendits.
Apply:
Buffum'•
Fashion lsl1ncl
POSmON OPEN
in packing and inlpec&n
for ceramic industry. Ap-
ply between 8 am & noon
Industrial Clay Products
18765 f'lberglass Rd.
Huntington Beach, Ca.
Apply '•t Folsom
133-0600, Ext. 2229
COWNS
RADIO CO.
19700 Jambor .. Road
Nowport Beach
All applicants reviewed
on merit with no bias te>-
ward Race, ~or, Creed
or Sex.
J. W. Robinson
HH openl"I for
C1Shier-Teller
1'1111 time. Experience
preferred. Excellent com-
pany be:neti tJ.
Apply PersonMI
1().4 Mon thru Fri
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunlt)'
employer
Applie1tiont lof"I
TAKEN
FULL or PART TIME
EMPLOYMENT
Permanent only
no student.I
Ages 20 10 48 • Liberal V11·
cation pay. Merit rai.e1,
employe dlscountJ, ftve day
week. Apply Monday, Wed-
llffday, Thunday and Fri-
day, !1:30 to 4:00.
F. W. Woolworth
2300 Harltor llYd.
C05TA MESA atock room wrk. FELD-tlmt. 548-l<M, l!rlO Harbor, Fe,,,.le Clerk
P.F.C. International MAN COMPANY, 547-63.'il C.M. * APPLY IN PERSON * GffiL FR.IDAY. take charge
Now Hirint YOUNG Man, 20 -30 in MECHANICAL DRIVE-IN LIQUORS personality, with ability to
We wlll Interview thls week Laguna Niguel area for DESIGN DRAFTSMAN 706 Oceen Avenue type & take aborthand.
young !Tlf>n between the ages lawn cutting rte. No ex-per For process application work Huntington Beach Facility with nu m be r •
ol 19 and 28 tor career posi· nee, steady, 5 days, •tart In flbergtau composite•. helplul. Pleuant d.llpoaltlon 11on~ with us in mana ge-S400 mo. Mw.'t have auto. BROWNING MFG CO SUMMER Position • mature nsential. Call 546-8191 for
mrnt. Several positions open Cali for H~l ~-1919 Placentia. CM '54i111 woman to supervb.e two •l'IP'· Ehte Car Wuh.
ror .,verseas employmtnt. M~RINE MECHANIC CARRIER BOYS boys ages 9 to U from 9 WOMAN To wortc Ill Donut
Check Qualifications: Engin-~ MPCh 1nstall1Uons, GOOD ROUTQ A.M lo 1 PM. Some Ugbt Shop 9 P.M. to 5 A.M. Apply
A. Hlfh school educat. custom yacht.I. Excellent AV A.IL.ABLE duties. Mon thru F r i . in person, 00 phone calla
B..Nt11t 11ppearance. pay. Willard boat Wortu, HUNTINGTON BEACI 54~ alter 4 please. Wlnchell'1 Doaut
C. •Able to enter our train-1295 Baker, C.M. DAIL y PILOT Dental O~ M11nager Shop.~ Harbor'Bl•d.
• 'ing school Immediately. 2 sPrvlc' Station attendants e M2-4321 e Cbil~n·1 Practice MATt:RE Woman for
b. Convt•rse lntelllJtently. with experience, full or part BOYS 10• 14 Executive A secretarial hack· counter ~orlt In laundry, dry ~o tX)'l('rirnce neceS311')'. S1 lime. Ray Carey Chl!'llron. lt'OUnd euenltal, Complete cleananit and fiuff dry. 3
; ptr hour. Call ~ll84, 9 604 So. Cout Hwy, Laguna Good routnl • Good profit! re1ume h> Mrs. Wood, Zill days Ptr week. We a t
; ~m. 10 2 p.m. 81>1ch BALBOA PENINSULA Peart St.. L8guna Beach. Newpcrt 641-1'21
: SERV Station Attend. Exprr. o:·~~LO: Drut StoN Clerk BABYSITTER, Your home ; Young Fry Cook Ml t1mt, good starling ------·-EJ!per., ru11 Ume, ~at. ma· or ours. for f moa. old boy. • aallU')'. Smmy·1 Service, jSERVICE Station Salesman ture. Appf.y In pe....-a: vu. Also would cona1der ll .. in
: '1t 2799 Harbor Bl•d., C:O.ta lllK'hanlc. Full llmt, good lap Pbannaey, 31582 Cout &m\n~~meal 541-flll ar : 1Cltche11 Traiftff Mua sala.r}' pl111 benefit.a. Neat. Hwy .• So. t.a,una. 542-T2tWI •
: GAS STATION Al nd Apply Jim Tice Chevron • SECRITARY • eMANICUllST •
t1pArman-t t..>. •. ,... ____ ..._ Apply ,,. ......!:.. l.llL 2590 Newport BlYd. C.M. • m IVY ...,_ ... " -Ml ,.... _.. ~ 56 wpm, tome SH. EJr. For Nf\1.-port a.ch'• ftneat
, advancement Coata Mtaa Car Wash RO~ AVAILABLE per be_lpfW.. P1euant m.u,.. salon. For Int~. call
(No 11udrn1s Pleue) ~ Harbor Blvd., c.M. WHtmlrwter ~or boya 1~14 ance ofc. Are 2MO. For appt • MM523 •
-APPLY-
M1nhlll
Communications
2230 S. Anne St.
Sant• Ane, Calif.
540-2820
An equal oPPOrtunit1
employer
Telephone Glrll
$100 WEEK
Experienced or not • full or
part time. Apply 9 to 4, 1500
Adams, IUite 303, COit.a
Mesa.
Mature Cashier
•nd Margin Clork
Experienced In brokenge
buaineu. Approximate a.I·
ary $400 a month. Salary
negotiable de~ oo e.x-
J)frience.
Goodbocty & Company
LAGUNA BEACH
Call for appolnbnent
Mn.Kimer ~
MEN It worMn to clrculate
popular petition. Must be
registered voter of Orange
County. Good pay. Inqulre
at 1905 E. 17th St., Room
212, Santa Ana or phone
~. 89'J-65f7
SHOULDN'T yoo be aellins
the hottest area. HuntiJliton
Beach? Call Phil McN amee
tor appt. VWap R e a 1
EXPERIENCED Bookkeeptt, Estate
It ~nerat elfi~ work. We 962-44n 548-8100
need anothe.r Gal l'rlday, DEBIT Or" I 11 s u ran c e
Age no barrier. Start to Salesmen -X I n t aup-
work tOO.y with a secutt plemental Income. Sell local
future. New company with prepaid health plan. Part or
growin1 pajna. Aak for full time. Call (Zlj) HA
Feaster or Bray 71 4 : 1--9341 or e•ea GE 1-3660
522-ll51 · • Heir Styllst
Experienced margin clerk For bully new shop. Ex~t..
1....-cllH..,.
$520
H.S. and, military com-
ple~. H.S. math & cbem·
imy.
P.r.t Mii Oper.ter
SIOWeelr
Good advancement potent-
ial. Buie matta, know high
apeed atone mill and three-
roll paint mill. 5'8" Tall,
minim om. 1
Senfce lepalt ,,...
$MWeelr
Learn to service office
machines. H.S. grad, mil·
itary complete, dependable
car, mecbanJcal back·
fl'OUDd.
Acce.thlt Clk. Sr.
$475
1 Y Mr accountinc tn
acbool. Experienced in
tDnekffllial and Jnventory
cont!U.
••..S Acee••••
$550
2 Yean collefe aocount·
Ing and lltill worlclni for a
decree·
FEMALE
for Newport Beach oltlce lent opportunity! P b on e
of NaUona.J Brokerage nnn. 193-9329 or 112-58115 Accaaf ... CW
40 to 60 wpm, alary oPm-$32, 540-8121 Miss Romeiro TEACHERS Ttainee qiedal. Geotronlc
Operaton-trlmmen---c•• SUMMER EMPLOYMENT manufa.ctun!!' ~ .. ~-Phone Mn. Hobkirk for a .......... ......._. _.. macb, Garment Mfg., Elql. ,...,, •• ,.,.,.,, ..,_.
Good • .,.,. ~or ~ with bookkeeplnr ecb:a-pay . ......., MonroYia, 11 ..... NB 60-2666 Wn.J.. Excbanite all or pvt tion, _... t;)'pinc, brp
MontER.LESS Home needs rent ol 1 br apt for work. appewance.
live-in hlekeeper A babyalt· Sl.15 CM 673-3209 ..... Office
ter. BltR + aalary. 847·5012, u--$300 521-3475 A .. nclel, ....... a No ~ice. N~ .-..... Women 7550 ~-..-OII.U> Care Ir I i t e eNe Pi fer t>'Pin& and'
houleworlc, 1-5, Mon -Fri. fllq.
U> wit. East.dde ea.ta Coast M•tH•C• Dept.
Mesa. 64U483 att S. Employment Secret•;
DENTAL Aaiatant-»-35 1670 Santa Ana Ave. $417.73
yeara. Prnlom uperlence O>lta M • ~ lhoom'. Mature
optional. Top aalary for 641·96 ~ ~ woman to handle inter•
right rtrt. 6'B-U66 Hrl 8:~ to 5:00 • "\fon.rrt pant problem. Wort alone
RECEPnONIST, • S t o ~ k Wk-nda A ewt by appt and be able to think for
brokerve. 18-21, Typing Recume Service Anllabl.e aelt. No preuure. Short· n~. $325. 60-40IO For Malo (F• Peld) band and type.
~ · Compensation Mil' Trainee A.-cy c-. MAKE F.nda meet. Part time 1J..B f Car + .....__ _.., wk. Hrs oPllonal Mn. pre · expenses n-. $500 To $12.000 No Wd!um here. AdYerti•
Bailey 540-1932 96Z--37CI Manaiement Tralntt. Must inf encutiYe needa richt
NEED Penon to live tn. have actmlnbtN.tive ability. band aid to le&nl bl1 bc»1·
Paroe. work ''IJ'&•e yard". To $14,000 neas. Type S6 (no lhort·
.,.r8>40. Aalt 8enefltl Mar. BS In lwld). Must be able to ..
SALESGIRU, B e t w e e n BuL Adm. « 1ncNI Rel&. IUIDe ft9l)Onliblllty.
2S-45; exper. onl.Y. ~ To $13,000 a.. ... _
Sbup. 33f.Q62 For aw't. Internal Auditor · BS in Bua. -· -•
SALDPERSON Ellper. Altl Adm. or acct'a. To SlS,000 To $421 ~
22-45. For 1port1 wear ahop Nat1 S&lew 'J.'ra.inklc Mar BS ... hN
In Colit'a Meta area. 546-2462 In hid Rel, Pl)'ddogy1 or Modern. aggrnlive and
Bus. Adm. To $J),CKX! ~ ~ WMW HOUSEKEEPER. Uve ln
Joft11 be&~ borne.• No ~"·
pnience neceaeat)'. ~2147
HOUSEKEEPER. U•e In.
LoTety !lioaw. Npt Bcb
&o.2IXIO or alt T .._.,,
WIG Sl1\llt. Muat be ex-
perienced in ... and 1()1.
tJw. 142-4551 or MJ-7(9
Sain Mrr. Trainee Jood ~ pl for cyp.
Deo'f!e lftf. '800/mo Ins and dicatioo .. Mua:t be ~Act. HS and. mar-~!
ried To $150/mo
Ml.nlcft' • Illa calCle -fam u.
lar w /ftre A lillibOlCY polic--
IM. Part time $400/mo
femalo (F" Chal'fld)
nJe c~. No eJq> nee HS
·~ "-PU
~ 1 Journeymaa Plumber. For Good Profltl • No SUncS., 546-7370 S.cy/GeMrel Offlee
ob'• 11, Boy plumbing and beatlno, ....... uv-·~ .. ~-B&DU&""° r~... "-'--~·-""' * 11.0RJST 154 E. 17th St. 54-I nd ' '" """ "J _.....,... ~~ • •. UVU<I "".,.... -u•IUJU • ' C •t Cal rv Cf a rrpaar. SERVICE Sta S&J-m·". ..... • .. and GO.GO Pl'el BtolcenP otdce NB."' Exper -0Wortunlf1
and '68/wtt
Order Cltft. Attts DeJ1t HS
~ patendal. Stodr
broker w a n t 1 capable
YotJnr, attr.:tft aeneral
otnce P'l to act .. re-.
cepdani.t. Oft at t p.m.
Olt!\ .. csa, . Cl.II 646-8762 n ..... ""' DANCERS &QJ!N:A Call Mr. Felix I0-41«! , ~ _1 per tune-ups I: btalces. o&dtt """"II • ~ esmon & Maneger1 WTD! Rttlrfd pa l n Ii n i .. man OK. C1ifvron Station, SD per week CASHIER _ 1'111 tiJM. "1LL Time 1-k~ A
C&tftr °""°"1 wltlt lndinl ptumbtn1. carpt'rltry. One Adame &-Macnolt... HB. AM ~ or mt'IU eiq>er\enelld ~· Madler'• be~. Ir YI n e
:ftnn ofter\na OYtr 100 nm-dav wk. S2. br. Bolf Pl29 only. • BF.AU'l'laAN cai1 $4S-Gll tor ..,,c. Terr, refa req, ow• tram.
srad $360/ 111() 'l'>'Pllt. Some nn.nc. ~
$10/wk
Telln-I 1-2 )'l"I el!Jt. SliO/mo.
:rua.1 furwta. 1'110 or pt t1me. o.!ty Pllot. Good hjp lt)lllat. full or • llite Clar Walb • m4ll ~No l'XPf7' MC, wt traJn. SER CE a a-W ,_ ==-------• ... 1.:' • Npt 8di oftlet. M2-tm VJ Sta Attmd•nt. -.anc~ ....... ,_ put-time. New phisb lbop. Dmtll CMll' ........ EXPER Sa1ftltr• A .. .,,. ........... ~ 7•
, SW. Anl ottlce, MT.ml ovn 2'l, IJcbt mecb aper. The Beaut1 Parlor txperrenc.d. ..umtttd ~ Contetspcuq WOlllo-
', IDvutora ""8ndaJ UN!'°" Statiola. m Saperior. MISS DK A&BICY • "· lt. CM IG-'11fl JIOtenllal -~Ille. en's .,,.. Sal.., open. NIW CL.ASSIS •••
ID PAR ~ , __ "' .....-i a.at •.. STA•T WlllCLY ._'--,_ T a,_.. 12. br. ·-· ~,.,_. ~ ·--""""""~ """' EX.PER Salumaft l'\tmlture ,._ ELDERLY WotUll to 1U 4 • Complete Secntuial • 2 ROUTE MEN, INS. Store. Sal + Comm. call n; ~ • ....... ~ Pua eut ...,_ A P.U. LEGAL aau;TAJl'l cbildttn lrom W ~. C11 I Cleft 1)pilt
SS25 '° •. lt&rt f4&.'15U 5ec>'".,_"l.M 119kl .. $500 arden. R.8. A r.v. ...... Min. 1 Jr . ...,.....,._ 5fl.:z908 aft. PM ' Special,.__ '..._., Tbac:hn7 540-111:2 CBM Due -nn.. --• ~~ z.e BUSBOY 11 yn. Graft!YVd Sec/1-tl afc/.,Ut fee•• M'l5 MA'nJU WOIDlll 1Dr 1111ibt CdM am.. -...n I>!JlfTAI. Ole. 1111'· Elqlu. Bnaaltup 'l'yptns:
•• . • ~ M Oftb', ~tact eae ....... ~ Old •• $450 ..tr In net llolM. ... .,.... PRA.crlCAL ...... u.. ID. or ' 1ft con... -1e1 25-mM STANDAR.D fALEI: S}ltnd • dime. .... 912 w. l.ldl, CM. Prod OJalrol Ok •••••• M25 Qllllt eom., .. er.... "111 dlll'lt· ".,,'. J t .. ~ 1BM IELECnUC ·~ ttw 1*t dml ~ tnn Dll!lnrASRD a.ts 'l)'flllt •••••••• ·• $425 ea.ta llltea MMnl B..dl. 4IMID .... I,_ WI 'EXEC
:S692 . lo 4 PM. Ml b ~r.:-~ s.c/ad ...._, .. 9" ·• $400 WAJTIUi8D. U imd 9ftr. BABYSiiTii ...... ....,_ p~ :. ':b ~ ~~~= ~~"fCE + w. tor "1: • t. n. OI ::..:'~.~:.::::: 'Pfl1 llt,... on11. h1la lrlno !di& I*&. 2 pta. At _arvwa""ii:iHii5e.MiY".im-;;,;;H.;;:ia;;;;~ 100•1 ol ~ .,.... ~ · r o o a ReUNd tua.dJ-. dl ~ ~ •• l12I ~ 414 N. N""llOrt Bl.cl 10U?' tw. I» .... Aft $:JO s.JetladJ' nper Wflctd atn that J1Ut 5 ,._.,
11• Ml-m6 ldlvt, able ID em Plllll'r-. lwttdlbou'd Op • • .. • • S8 N'8 PM ~ for jewtby teott flOLL y ..SIST
,...0 ~ . ..._ IUCbint paint A -,._... Part 1"llW !eiq •• 12.1'5 br WOMAN ~!IC!. 'l'*!I 6 WAmtm OWr 21 for a.ta Mna, ~ BUSINQS COIUXil:
•II I u • u ..._.._. ..... a Giit pT CJ0 W. 0.. ....,.,. N..L lllflll. Part·dmt. lww.. wknda, APfilr. Melly "Iti-1 Nftld a Uuuwt.,.,.T 3315 M • ....,_. 11.. M.& i Alie ,_ PwM1a
.: .... M Mr. •-•-idlnldt ..... I .. 1 -.. OaJI ~ .._. ..... o«ftce. P.O. 81111 S. OD(. le&u 811ii* .... 118 hid 111 wD a.-ell ..... ..... • ' ~ ~ . ,. .. --...... ------~-------...... --
•
Vie proudly enn.unc•
fttet WI .,. ltOW tfie
Oran9e County repr ..
•Mtttlve •f -the Ne.
tl•al Penoft...t C....
1ulta11+. trou,. Tilis Is
• netiOftal networlt •f
COft&ultant • 9 • " c '"
combined in .,. ••·
chan9• effort to pro-
vide netional recruit.
men+ • n cl plecement
Hr.lee t• lncUvicluals
a n cl incluatry in the
bualneu community.
fHNI>
POSIOOllS
File your r .. ume with
1.11 in our NATIONAL
R E S U M E REFERRAL
ROSTElt Tlte prilHry
purpoH of this roster
ia to service local iit-
clu&try -however, na-
tional referral i1 posai-
ble at your requ .. t.
There will be no ,.,.,,.
rels without your. P.ti•
approve I.
IEW COllfGE
&UDUAm
let us auist you in the
11ledlon of c•r••r OP.•
portunities.
ftE POSRIOllS
./Exec
Secretary
./Personnel
Clerks
./Purchasing
Clerks
./Accounting
Clerks
/Clerks
/Typists
/Stenos
~ .... ~.,. ...... -. ~ .. ..._ .... . -· . .,. ---· ....... . .. -...................... _ .. ~
JOU&
Schoeh-
Pl.ANO le
teacher.
Sherwooc
Mernbtt
A1;:loc. p
thrU 1 ..
Magnolia
SCHOOL
rat& <
Twine 5 Del Mar,
MERCH
SALE
Fum~1
Spanish
SHOW•
8 Ft woo
YID with
Ing cbai
~
on. 5 P
dark oa}
black OI
cbairl: '
sign. 5
bedroom
& Mn. c
ed mlm mocte.. :
sliDed b " Full Prl
ORTE
$.1.0
(Will sell
We C
No fan
QUALm
A PROV
2159 H1
Daffy •
f'uml tun
play stu
diecorato
Spanish'
R & IJ
1M4Ne
ev
Wed.,
WHIRLP
dryer a
Bell Co:
sole, r
Parquet
chrs, ~
TV. S5C
w/slate
other ilE
ROUND I
S4a; Bro
tbl S25 s.
NEW so:
H~.
Pico Rl•
Office I
s
Fine 00
desk. er..
chain ' All for
aft/ 6 p
~
MOVING
go! Bil
chairs,
w~'her;
Dover S
RUMMA
Round.
boat I
Center:
PATIO
S'tarta
furn. 21
646-5315
Applier
WASHEI
$35; Fr
coppertl
~1095
12 cu.
yellow ·
muat se
Antique
SALE
Roll top
Sl5 ea.
Commo
ings Ci
bed S'r.
sand 26:
642..3()69
DID pri•
from 18
Dodce C
Salt Lal
EYeS·I
AN'nQlf
Dot ties
Beach J
893-2535
DAMAS(
madlinl
cond. s
Pl1noe --! St
Used Bl
Ueed
Hammo
Spinet,
Upright
duced.. !
WARD'S
180\ Nf!'t
Lown:
Warlltl
Wtbel
·~ .,,.,(
adW' I
MU: ..
NOW ! -ua.,m
-t
ICHIO ucn
JOSS & IM,..OVMINT
SALE AND TltAOE SALE AND TltADI SALi AND TltADI TUNSPOITATION -
Mtndly, M., '17, 1'68 TRAHS'°ltTATl~N..--r.;T~RA;&iUNF.M~~A.,;TI;-.0;;-;N;---:-:::T;roa-:~~~~~.:!:.,j
_T_ru_c_b _______ ,_soo_ Imported Autoe 9600 UMd Care 9900 Used Cars 99DO . -~~--~~~~
"56 Ford eourw panel. ttlr VOWWA&EN MERCURY ,., :
MDCHANDISI FOR IMhCHANDISI -MlllOIANDl$1 -
Sc ..... hwtructlen 7600 Pl•MI&~ 1130Miacela.,.... MQO WDlflV;-tfc.-1~ S.llbMts 9010
Pl.ANO leacm. 1QWll. t.JP,. LIKI SAILING? teacber. new a 1n11. Grad. • PIAN~ A ORGANS • FORXLlrrS :. WW Fina~ Sherwood Ml.Ilic S c b o o I , • Laraest ttock in so. caut. SWIMMING POOL DO Jb Oark. coed S795. Member Mualc THC.btta * 20%-«l~ oU-Pla,ytt pJanol 11 Ft Pool, FUttt, Surface DO 1b. ~. Xlnt t1350 AM/X. Pri• ..... tor totl 1000 roUa to choole from Sllimrner, Maintenance Kit. L-,: 1"motor, rood $996. thrv ...... SUe ~toll 3IT * '1,'trma.. Te.nu ·Tenn. * FREE CrQUDd fad. Masnali&. CM 548-1494 lb Towable smo.
c:ub f~ piano ar trade $149.U GJ0 lb 'Flat ;;'J;,~ark. Xlnt. SCHOOL Ollklttn'a neat.loo crud piano for new 1P1Mt SICARD POO rot~. Cblkoet lC>-<!Mlon Field's Wbolnale Plano Co. 323 S. ~ <>rue• IOllO lit U T Clark ~.
Typlne SchOal. ~. 1T3 12tm Brookbunt at Qaapman 5.U-1* ie.aoe lb out Sl'150.
Del Mar. C.M. Garden G.rov. m-0 m.mo · ~ or eves 891-2'33
MEltCHANDISI llOtt WALNUT French Provind&l • PAMIC SALE e .. fl '*' LIVESTOCK
SALi AND Tit.ADE 11>lnet piano -rental return. Kon..to Fri.. 9-11:30, 12:31M ~ 1125 Like new. Sf75 (1 ONLY!) Sat. T .Uil. to 2 P.M.
FumltuN IOOO COULD MUSIC COMP>VJY Vut lltlection o1 knit f&bricL GI RMAN SHEPHERD 20oL'i ~. Main, S.A. 5n.()68]. Open DAILY to public, Um-
Spanish Medlterr1nun ited time only ~ ID-PUPS
SHOWROOM IAMPLIS Te1tvlalon l205 ventory ct.~, ~ux;ISrERED
8 Ft wood cuWcl armed cU-Costa Mea ttina MJlla Cbamptoa IUood 11net
van with lup mu•a m.a• U Sako St., Oolta Maa Bred for
tna dWr: beautiM Me6-Special Olympie Coln Quality A TemJJ6a.mmt
Shota • Wonninc terranea fllbdcs and c:oJ. / ... ,,_,,,,,.. '...,, .. A new ahipmeit ol the 25
on. 5 Pc henp Speiatl pe90 lilver Olyqlc com-Pedlo'ee wttb MCb PUP
dark oak-top dlDlft& set wUb n., WAlll., memorative coin bu been 2 left 1 male, 1 female
137-3865 Eves alt. 6:~ PM black « avocado framed •INIGm&IOlll received from Mexico and Weekmd1 after 9 AM chain: decorative vinyl de-the previous low price ol S3
sli!'I. 5 Pc Mediterranean flllZllS-llYtlS-Ulm remains intact. Some 'wap AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgi,
bedroom eet-9 drawer Mr.
-
meets are &dtln& $3.75 pup1 Ownpion stock 6 wka.
&: Mrs. dr!aer, large~ each!~ Will send copy pediaree on ---ed minor, Larre nite com-..,.,"',_ *AUCTION* reqUHt~
modes. matcbbta panel de-U you will ICl1 or blq AKITA'S; Rare Jepanese
slped bMdboard. live w~ a 1ey bi.mdng dop, S males, 1
$195 VALUE female, 8 wits old nso. (213) ~ Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. Full Price NOW $429.95 Windy's Auction B•m 310-1358 evea Ii wkends
OR TERMS AS LOW AS Consoles. Portables & HJ-Fi BEAGLE Pups, 6 weelal;
$3.00 PER WEEK $29.95 Behind Tony's Bldg. Mat'I AKC. Show Ir: field Ola.mp.
twill ae1l Items individuall.Y) 20mi Newport, CM 646-8686 Ped.: SSO. 5'1~1126
NO DOWN FOAM Rubber cut to size. e CERMAN SHEPHERD e Use Our Sto~ Charge A."D UP Uphol supplies, ta b r I c 1 ,
No fancy lrollt BUT .• No Money Down naugahyde. Factory ouUet. Puppies. AKC Registered
le guaranteed. 546-3890 QUALITY VAL~ INSIDE! OAC Low prices, A-1 Foam
APROVED FURNITURE SI .0() per wk. buy~ !Pase plan. Fabric .t Upholstery Supply OUTSTANDlNG Cock a poo
2159 H1rbor llvd., C.M. Newporter TV S1le1 Co .. 311 E. Sth St., S.A. puppiH/ahots. $20.
83.>ll81 540-3828 Dally 9-9, 1~5 SUnda;y Open 'I.ii 8 P.M.
• 548-9660 • 2027 llarbor Blvd CM ~8511 Misc. Wanted 1610 Hor1M 1130
furniture returned from dt. RENT HORSES IOARDED
play studios, model homes, COLOR TV WANTED Back Bay area • 1146 Or-
decorators cancellation. $9 MO. dlard ·oft Sant.a Ana. Pad-
Spanish I: Mediterranean etc. Option to Buy dock Ir: Shelters. $55 pr. mo.
R & D FURNITURE Free Service Furnitu,..Appliancee Call &l.l-0081 days or 54().1>35
Order By Phone Eves. 1144 Newport llwl., CM 523-3651 Color TV'.-Stereoa
everynlght Iii 9 -TOOLS-TRANSPORTATION
Wed., Sat & Sun 'til 6 Hi.fl & Stereo 1210 531·1212 or 193-0555 Bo.ti a y 1chts 9000
\\'H1RLPOOL Wuher Ir 1968 STEREO console solid SS CASH SS dryer aet, nso: Packard F'"
Bd l Color TV maple con-slate, 4 speed changer. Like We pay cuh for: 811ic loatint c1 .....
sole, mo: custom 4'xll' new. Take over small I Furniture I Appliances Offered to public by
Parquet top din nn tble w/6 payments or $86.12 casb. I Antiques I Tool1 81lbM Power Squ..tron Credit Dept. 53:1-7289 ON ITEM or -chrs, $200; 'Zenith blk & whl COMPLETE HOUSEFUi-Elementary Piloting Courses
TV. S50: reiz. pool table Every Monday. SIArtlng 1
w/slate bed, $200: & misc Sporting Goods 1500 Call 547-6148 Cll' 821ml PM, June 10, Newport Har-
olber items. 673-2750 FR E I G H T DAMAGED CHILDS Chifferobe wanted. bor Yacht Club, m W. Bay
ROUND Glasa top tbl , 4 chrs SURFBOARDS, F a c lo r y Suitable for a n ti q u I n g . Ave .• Newport Beach
S45: Brown 90fa, $45; aq end Direct, Used board.!! also. Phone 642-4980 it no ans . try OR, lor your convenience
tbl $25 541)...1670 AU cheap. We im1all new again. Every T\lelday, starting 1
NEW IOW $59.15. Oearlnr removable fins in your old PM, June U, EMiin School.
HoUM!, 5201 Paramount. board. 642-7607 FREE TO YOU Irvine &: Clllf Dr., Newport
Pico Rivera, 213: ~50 "Islander" Surfboard 10' 3" Beach, In Cafetorlum. No
Very good condition DOG For kids over 8 yrs. advance regigtratJoa neces-
Office Furniture 8010 S75 * 675-2511 WOND~ERFUL P E P P Y sary, Enroll at clas.s: If any
PET! Xlnt WATCHER mix· questions phone ~1374 or
SACRIFICE Ml1cell1neou1 8600 eel Collie 6 m o n t h 673-1855.
Fine Ottlce Furniture. Exe 6'12-9435 5/21 12 VOLT -"S.D" Marine Bat-
desk. Credenza, 3 Naugahyde SPANISH Cabinet -dark oak 45 Cats & kittens need very terles -Di Amp. hrs. New,
chairs I: steel File Cabinet. removable marble top -special hqmes. Some Maruc; ruaranteed, name brand-
All for $350. call ~ beautiful decorator piece -Bob-tall, Callcot Ir: others. reii. $la7.l0 • Special s.le •
aft/ 6 p.m. gold design on trout • pvt PLEASE HELP. 54CM1&1 one week only • $49.50. party -best oUer 673-8316 Before 4 p.m. 5/Z.S Marine &: Battery Shoppe
G1rageS.le 8022 CdM. Eves all day wkends SMOKEY G.ray boy kitten-8 2430 W, Cout Hwy., N.B.
I.B.M. Executive. Ro y a I wks. old. Also allky white 642-9'.m 642-4235 MOVING -Everything must Elec., Flexa\\oTiler au to and black 1 year old mam-go! Bikes, bedroom sets, typewriter copying mach. ma cat. 546-1833 sm 1937 18' Olaracter boat
chairs, aofa, refrig-treezer, New bikes at cost. 345 E. KTM'ENS, 6 wks old, ~nd original abore boat for yacht
w~/dryer, patio turn. 19th St., C.'.\t. 642-1269 inboards. .. cylinder
Dover Shores 548-890S box trained. Black/white/ univer sal engine, perfect
TRAILER Awning S10 WaUle grey markings. 2230 Canyon nmabout for bay boat. Only RUMMAGE le Antique Sale. Iron $5 Toaster S5 Iron S5 Dr., CM 548-6797 4/27 one like it $6()(). Phone Round oaJc table, stereo, 7' ' Toaster SS :'15 Cad Fleetwood OUT of Sight Kittles to IOY-543-5294 ask for Joe for boat .t motor. etc. 5.33 -Air, Excellent $300. 22'24 ing home. Calico 6: Apricot. demonstration. Center St., C.M. "C" Placentia, C.M .. Hsebrkn. Call alt. 6 p.m. '61 Century Sabre u· i1>d PATIO Sale -Bay11hore1, 18' Round Sears Sundeck 675-4100 5129 boet. 235 v Fireball tng. -
starts Sat, boutehold Of Pool 4' deep. 1 yr old. Slide, Only 30 hr1. Sid !add.era,
turn. 269'.i Circle Dr .. NB ladder, sundeck, filter, a: WANTED A good hme for a apotiight etc. Cost $6500 sell
646-6315 cleaning equip. Orig CO!>t nice 3 mo old black male for $4500. Car in tnde or ft1PPY· Call at 162 E. 18th $500. Best olfer. 839-1008 , . C.M. 5127 wlll finance. 82 8eyshcft
Appli1nc11 1100 CAR.PET -Apts • Uomes. Dr. 64z..4062
WE'RE 3 lltue kittens that
WASHERS $29.95;' dryers • Quality Installation. Free were born on Easter. One 20' Schock rowing dory,
$35: Freezers S15; ~trig., estimates. All prices . black, one grey, one tl11;er tbrglss hull, f09J'n«I sides,
coppertone .t Avoc.; Guar. 546-4478 eves. Uc. Con-striped 892-3681 5/27 non-sinkable, equip w/rud-
540-1095 tractor 2 Beautlrul klttena Bonny I:
der, tiller, dagger board,
&all, lop cone!. tfj()(). Located
12 cu. Ft. G.E. dbl. door BLK Dyed straights sable Oyde, they will steal your, 1901 Bayside Dr., NB. can
yellow rdrig.; S70. Moving stole, extra long. Hip length heart! 2lU Santo Tomas, 494--2541
must sell. Xlnt! 642-2597 Empress chinchilla jacket. COiia Mesa, 5'18-3842 5/28 Gluapar 11' Seafarer, UO both in excel cond. Will sell
reasonably. 6#-ffi,;7 eves. 5 Lovely Llttle Kittens. Black hp INC Mere Cruslre drive. Antiques 1110 Lovely new draperies • all & while &: grey t1bby, 6 Dccel cond. Many exttu. wka . Haebroken. 114: 615-1103 SALEI SALEI SALEI sizes trom model homes, &ti-2862 5/25
Rell top desk $130, 10 trunks also s~rs. Carpeting -AV<YN REDSRANK
S15 ea. Hoosier cab $90. 5 new 200 yds heavy avocado 4 Adorable kittens, Joni Ir 12 tl Air Boat. excel cond. tor
short-haired 5 wks. old. dinghy, ICUbe, local fishing. Commodes S24 ea, Engrav-shag. $4.00 yd. 646-3332 5..»-270'J 5/27 $150. 673-5126 ings Circa 1860 $2, Brass J<IRB'i vacuum cleaner and
bed $15, Antique• Amper-attachments. Take o v e r 2 bW< cats. M o t h e r & 2'l' CEN'nJRY RAVEN
sand 2624 Newport Blvd. CM payment.ti of S6.SO or $49.70 daughter . Fixed . V-S bunks, head, b91t tank.
&a-n9 cash. Cred It dept. 53.7--7280 642-7857 j/28 SHARP! $3000. ~
OLD private papen of Jud~e FURNITURE, sevl'ral Bdrm 2 cllte klllens left. Free & 30' Cabin Crul9er, Chrysler 6.
!tom 1870' 1 thru early 1900'• sets, lamps le misc. 1rom free delivery. Call 646-U33 Excellent condition. $2500 or
Doclee City, Gunnison, Colo. model bornes; for 1ale. or ~2414 5/28 beat oUer. &4S-3771
Salt Lake City 873-8316 CdM reasonable! 96'2-2461 ntOROBRED Collie Female * SAC SALE! 32' Twfn Diesel
Eves • all day wkendl UPHOL.STERlNG -$79.50, 2 nice pet ror c h 11 d re n Reedy to go an)'Whett
AN'nQUE Sale cloee-out. pc. (European craftsmen) 642-4791 ..,. 5/28 *Price -$13,50(). OR 3-5822 *
Dot ties Antiques, 15116 Free est, del, pickup, 215 WHITE, Black 6 Tabby kit· TAKE Small boet In trade 30'
Beach BIYd., Midway City. Mo.In. HB "Berny" 5J6.6405 tens are lookln1 tor homes HOL Sloop, A-1 cond. all
893-2535 MOVING: Norge gaa dryer ~ 5/28 n~111l1~615-1393
DAMASCUS Treadle IM!Wlng $50; Rose 90fa $25: uphl chr Kl'JTENS; 2 Tiger~ & • 2 18' OB. molar 6 trlr.
macblne, all attach. Mint ll ottomn $35: Bkcae hdbrd, black w/white feet. 8 weeks Cash or tradt b' pickup.
oond. ~. ~. n t.11 nd S35. 494-403.'l old.. S4M'T82 5/28 rood condltion. LI S-ITlS
FILL DIRT WANTED Pl•not a °'PM 1130 FAN Palm treet, you dig .t Uc. Skipper AvU.
1Aguna Bc.h, up to 10,000 haul 839-0735 9517 Gardenia. Day wt, or mo.
! Sprlllt Sale I CY. 114: ~1840 Fountain Valley 5/21 673-61!6
• EASY Auto wu'her, xl.nt '!\:. Udo 14. 2 eeta ..n., one Used Baldwin Spinet $695. BRITISH Blue kitten A: IOlkl cand. S50: 3 piece bdrm tet black Manic kitten. 6 wka. new. $925. or Kite etc., u tiled BaJdwtn. Thomu. ~: 54&-3958 trained. 642.-4424 sm pt pymnt, 84'7.CUS
Hammond °'PJll Sll5 llP-T
Spinet, Qmole, Studio A: AJR cond, slldlni gtasa m . FREE Ootty ldUenJ, aome SallbMts 9010
Upright planoa, IP«ially re-tcreen. alum. a h e e t • all wblte, 1CKDe slate gray, fvemtnl, BBQ, 5.16-0321 T'RlMARAN 36' oaan racer. ductd. SlJl5 ~· Male a: temale. ~1 F>oata ~pleted. Ma.la bUll. WARD'S BALDWJN m.JDIO Neat sur(board. 9' I". 3 LOV.Am..E k:lttem, •er y 1JOt Newport. CM 64U4st Excelltnt C(ll)dition. mater!ala, J)l&nl. lOOla
6T:>-0'233 E9t1 aitty, wr'I ptlayfQJ. ~7 S.19-lMf
~ .......... alt 6 p.m. 5/29
2 Wbtt1 01r. w ·. ls pron SUNFISH, JUd It ~ dac Wurllta!r pleDO l'lfO Mt. POODLE. blKlt malt, bvea
Wet. ftblt .,.._, SllO. JTIO"ert, edger. ncuvm, kJda. Needs IOOd yvd, NJ I.I, Jtalt 1 Jr olcf. xJnt
* ~Itel' now tor aammer tools -an for $399. 56-4645 Sllofl. 51).CJS cwt. c:clnd, 14'» &O-OllST
GORC!X>OS N Jen 1th SABOT For tale. Good c:ond. piano Qlllll'9lll <-s-T·U),
ldlalt orpn cl3at:L mink coet. Appr&1HI $3,000. WRITE Codr·A·J>oo l )Ir old $225. er bnt oUer.
Sacrlt Sl.000 5G-4G4 male "' fllOd f)et <'hild,.,n. 6'15-l623 &Z TERMS Atttt 5 p.m .• &o.1238 ~111 MUSlC QTY, C.M. SURF BOARD •• SLOOP WDER 11
• ~-* Cuck dmt -llke newt 5 BEAUT. 1..4q"-halrtd Outt;y Perfect <-'Ondldcln, 3 Sell
• &n...6J08 * ltlttenl, ' wb. 63M34I 0( 1&111. $G-.29Gt
NOW HERE -U. new 2 DR. Ho4ip0lnt Mlia ~ evts srn Bl"AR #29». Clac:raft •U.. Suparu•....,.. ,...., FREE Kfttena to lood homtl ,.rtcJM. I mo. N E VI WW lib new, all..,. a trlr. IW\JIDCJlld Spinet orpn delJwr p,t Pt1 ~ onl.Y. 1Jou.tildlen, wewd.
OnlJ• •---tllttln.c~ DLX ~ l'OOCll _, .. .... ,..,., 5121 ~JmfrAU ICHllJDr.pgnLJPS co. KJTl'ENS 2 ~ ls OM
UOfN.llalD •1Dtla ..... tar. Secrtf l50, -lf'f!:I. ' .... m-em sm lt'•.
SeaeaAm Rfwr. NB f7MIDI ,.. ,,.. Boat Co., Balboa
mu: Cornbtn•Uon .. S F..U. ldtt-. llleck md AUll:ftO .. ...,, atra.
113 llunoad Olpn a1t'. A tilt s'*'-t, u.d $ IJ'tY, lolll hair. Nf...-rt ~ oonc1. 111.too. Wl'E Utde K\lWfll, 'ft&Md m-1121 "1tla Le1tie " Illa• montM. ~ 5*.J5'77,
ErCli c:md. .,,... D11UJ PUoe W... Adel I A llioullt'bi .. ltB ~ 5128 o.••·-ec.tett 17' Dial .._. a ftmJLTI AfW'1? a c.Got . • J"OW' Wt.nt ad ,.,.,.. 15?.Sp. (714) tlMt1.0
~ ........ c;:i.Q;:~~~· .... ------____ _...... ---
Dl!LIKE 'ftl&'iE!
• ~ 1dlb inlernt.
depreclatbl, 11Up rentah,
clea.n1nc, lnll&nnce, etc.
PREl"BR THESE!T
• Low eall, DO work
Care tree ulllnc in a
c.i 25, u little u S20.
a day, avail IOOll Cal 3-1.
Try Our Oub Plan
NEWPORT SAILING 0.UB
6'1S-Ol10
SNOWBIRD FU>ergla._'21 432, 2
IN ot talla. Tra.11er, good
cond. ~ (213) WE
+-4440
30' SLOOP, ttlldy lo sail,
aleeps I. ~ Newport
Blvd., make "1«. 6~9
Pcnnr Ce:vltera 9020
'62 MERCURY ~·; sleeps 6;
galley, bead A ball tank.
Only 10 bn. on new 225 HP
Gray Marine eng'J.ew can-
vu. Needs vaml . O n l y
16,000. May trade tor
mi.aller boat. Slip spece No.
2, Hwitiniton Marina,
"Sean". &JS. '1598 or ~5930
$pNcl Sid Bolts 9030
l'TW OUTBOARD CABIN
CRUISER, glassed, incl.
lrailer. ooth '68 license. Xlnt
cond. Sleep« 2 in cabin, 2 in
cockpit. Si:iO
49'-2lo"9 after 8 pm
17' Glutron, 150 1 IP 1/0,
pwr. tilt; all extras:
Ready to Ult! 548-8985
14' Ski Boat, glass, 35 H.P.,
trailer. fUlly equiPP«!. Xln t
cond. $5~. 642-7830
Boat Mllnten1nce 9033
MASTS need refini~1ting?
Vamish, paint. riu!n;!
Call Jim Ziegler
646-4a>3 or 96?....QiOl eve
EXPERIENCED SKIPPER
.t Bo.t maintenance man
wanta work. 54~3561
Marine Equip. 9035
SHIP Of.ANDLERY
New & Used Boat Supplies at
DISCOUNT prices. \Vi 11
BUY or TRADE all kinds of
marine gear. J<>t 28th St.,
Npt Bch. 67>-0131
Bolt Slip Mooring 9036
$20 Reward to whoever finds
slip or mooring for my 24'
Trimaran, 14' beam .
646-8116 alt 6
3 Boat Slips available. xlnt
location, 2601 W. Coast Hwy.
$2.00 per ft. (30 fl. min)
543-8966 or 548-4192 Ernie
ao. ... vacht
Ch1rter1 9039
e atARTER TIIE FINEST
New 40' Ketch
61~~11 • 615-2400
Aircraft 9100
BELLANCA demomtraton,
260-C & Viking 300, low
time, full IFR panel .t auto
pilot. Best offer next 2
weeks. 714: 546-2474
,Mobllett...... f200
10 x 55 Quality bit. Cbl exp. 2
Bdrm. Awnl~. Porches.
U>velY yard. Corner Jot.
New carpet~. drapes. Near
Ha.g. Consider car for part.
64&-9186aftl't'11 AM
1966 Pacemaker. 2 BR, Ex·
pando liv nn, aet up in
family pk in S.A. $650.
T.O.P. of $99.61 • mo. I>!ck,
548-2904
WANT To buy a food used
Mobile home 10 x 40 furn,
Please give size &: price.
646-5953
Motorcycl .. noo
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Neuter -Parse -Bogeoy -
Gtte<ly -BREAD
Still Ufe: The tout aald to
the toaster, "That'• the hot· test I've been since l ....,
BREAD.''
1956 Indian 750 CC. Modlfied.
Very good concl, s 5 5 0.
~-8012 Mermaid Cl.re.
HB
DR.An'ED: w 30ISec Honda
Super Hawk $395 It 51 Volvo
$395 or best oUen ..._,
1964 Ronda, 250 Serambef',
MW eniine. Good eollll..,
962-m2l all 6
Aute Servict
& l'lrts 9400
PORSOl'F. EJ1~lne, 1100
auper. Completely rel)Q.Ut.
S500 646--6622 Befwee M
PM
TrMler, Trawl t4lS
TRAVEL ~lr. to hQ stboat
ti> trvL trtr. u 'ISY • l·'-3:
M)y S. C & hr1lllld llfW.
$f«X» ~7t t!I aft 4
·es NlMROD hdtp tent
trailer. cooklnit unlt. marcy
o-tru, $9'J'J. ~
U' Travel Tl'llfltr .. ; aft
cond., Ill>!· 4: butane -..,
icebox. sm. 646-m•
Trvcb ..
• 19&4 JEEP
4 wbet'J drlvl' ~.
VI enainc'. ~C8-5Tft
.
QfrERNA 'nONAL Ki :1,
1ttt n11~ a stodlnck.
$325. SMU'I -
hllch. new Med lln1na. PfC -------CHEVROLET
board ald1na Ina.Ide. reblt 'il VW Panel, lSOO e111.,'11eW • ... 62-Qev--S-upn---Spol-rt_n<'_W
'lli· $SOO cuh only~ pa.int .t brakes, •terto Pk. complele rebulll 3.11° enr ..
'liS FORD Pk::kup, new tlrea, T~ cond. $U80 673-8366 dual quads, lsky cam a:
brake&, Metal tool bGx .t eves llaters le allcta. Son In Viet-
'64 Mercury Sta Wag ~
Parlt, all !actory ell'lrli,
38,000 nliles. Leaving at#,
must Rll S1909. 548-Bn ~
lumber rack. 545-0101 '67 Karmann Ghia. naro ti.ve Sl800 \n cat will
MUSTANG I ; 1961 O>evy Pick-Up VI, Low milt&, lhowroom de•, Rll fot $850. 646-lMB or
t IPffd, ndio, beater, 646-8528 '46-2486 Extra.a aharp. :>36-4574 ""' •-,..-... -... 0-.-----·..., VW 1885 Will paint, )'Oltl' """""""' 67, V-41, 327. 3
'56 Ford Pick U,, clean body, dlolce ol. color. Good mech 1peed trans. 14,000 miles.
166 MUSTANG, V.S, w b M ('
hardtop with blue U\t. Co~
pletely original. Top CO""
dllion b1slde & oul! Will
take 1rade or $150 cub.
Pyml.il $49.88 mo., dlr, call
alter 11. 494-9773 or 63lh9Jl7
Niii fair, $3SO cub. Evee. cond. 642-1321 Blaolc int., ;yellow exl .. ex-
543-6802 I '62 vw. Moving DOc1h. cellent cond. $2300, 493-4115
Must aell. Sacri11ce $800 1937 Olev Wagon. All Orig. t520
CAMPER &
TRAILER SHOW
Free adlniuM>n today tbru
Sat, June 1, in Huntington
Center'3 air conditiooed mall
Buch Blvd Ii F.dlneer
at San Diego FYr/, HB
CAMPER FOR SALE FOR
8' BED
, 302 Monte Vista, C.l\t.
Imported Autos 9600
• Spot Cub !Or Imports
We pay more for &nY import
reeardless of year, make
or oondlllon. Try U5 before
you sel I. ELMORE
MCYl'ORS, 9625 G a r d e
Grove Blvd JE 7-6630
'63 MG Midget, black beauty,
pe.1ect i.tape in Ir. out. $95
caab down, pymts '35.86 mo.
After 10, 494-9773
CORTINA
'61 a>RTIN'A Sta.t.ioo wagon,
like new, R-/H, 4-apd.,
economical! $H!li 54()..0tl 4
tATSUN
DATSUN ,
BRAND NEW AT
larwlck Hayden
$199 Cash or Tracie
36 Pymts @ $54.86 mo
75,000 ml Gu1r1nty
494.9773 * 639-36' 7
'63 VW, dlr, dbc, xlnt cond, 1
owntt. Take trade. Pymtl
$33.86 mo. 639-3617
JAGUAR
'65 J aguar 3.BS, auto, chr
wires, 40,000 ml, izd lhape.
Colng in 11ervlce. $3300
688-0043 or 673-0776 eves
'60 MARK lX; priv. party,
Well cared for. SU~
• 8J8..6262 .
'60 JAGUAR 3.8. Xlnt cond.
Stick. Everything works.
494-1606
MG
681/2 MG
NEW SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED
GET OUR DEAL TODAY
..l)u llmi.6
• IMPORTS
• 4%-3016 e Uke new eng le running
'61 vw '63 Motor ~ood con. aear perfect. See it, )"OU'll
dilion.' $150. 8 1 8 2 Io-bey It. $495 642-2912
dW\apolls, HD 53S-3724 '57 CHEVY Wagon. New
motor. Stereo tape. S600.
Vo Vo
642-3954 alter 4:~ p.m.
__ __,,_L ____ 1 ·ss Impala Super Spt Model.
'61112 VOLVO ~~~~~:~bkvat
NEW SHIPMENT . '66 Mallbll , yellow with black
JUST ARRIVED! interior, 4 apd 1c bucket
'67 M\Jstang GTA-2 + 2, a11.
full J>Wl', less than 6.00l.l
miles. Below blue book. Call
642-7899 au 6
'66 Mustang, H.T .. V-8, BUIO,
r/h, 19.000 ml. New tires.
Xlnt concf. Sl!IOO. 54M725
'65 Mustang 2+2, Vll, eul>.
pg, iood rood, $1500 ..
s.is.35a7 alt 4 GET OUR DEAL TODAY seats, $2250 673-ai21 ·
L '65 Mustang, Vf!l;/ dean.
fQll fmiA COMET Reu~'000 actual ~
IMPORTS COMET '63, xlnt trans, car. ::i!~c M~;+-i
1-0wner. Sticl<"shltt: 29,000 $1800 ~~
Ori(. ml. $695. 546--3013
1966 Harbor, CM. 646-9.103 '63 COMET Wagon. $595. 6 •
Autos winted 9700 ey1., •Uck: clean: good Urea OLDSMOBILE _______ _.;...;.i & cond. 1-0wnr" 673--0461
WE PAY .•• CASH '62 2 :~~~~.•RDeluxl'.
pretty. Xlnt cond. Leaving
tor used cara I: trucks just rountTy. MUST SELL, CASH
call ua tor free estimate. BEST OFFER. 494-5468.
GROTH CHEVROlfl $250. '60 Corvalr Cpe. TJ
Ask for Sales Manaier ruck n' roH, ctW'ln ·r i m s,
1821.1 Beach BJ.. 3 apd l!r shilt. Splendid car.
Huntington Beach See al 127 Yorktown, HB
·KI 9-33.11 1961 Cornlr Station Wagon.
--.-1•1-1 -1-uy--MoVing East. First $225. Take~. Phone 842-3089
Your Volkswagen or Porsche CONTINENTAL
Ir: pay top dollars. Paid tor -------
or not. Call Ralph '67 Continental leather \n-
673· 1190 terior. cllma~l. all pow-==========I er. Factol'y cond, 6,000 mil-990Cl es. S5CXXJ. 642-4640 nlghtl. Uted C1rs
~--~--~~~-
COUGAR
* Old1moblle * 1965 Dynamic 88 4 dr Ce~
brit;y Sedan. 98 motor, tac
air, pwr str, radio, cpt, ve.ry
dean, good rubber, Xlnt
cond, Pvt ply, SlR75 6#0076
Bink Repo1H11ion
1967 Olds Delta ~r Hard·
top. Full pwr & air cond:
Make oUer. Financing avail.
Clll before 5 p.m. 642-3U1
ext 44 or 49 wkdays only. •
'53 Olds Fine tranaportat.ion,
good motor -Make offer,
Pvt Pty Eves le all day
Wkends 613-8316
PLYMOUTH
'65 BARRACUDA, baby blue,
8 cyl, auto, full pow~ aiJ'.
Pert rand. Only 31,000 mi.
$1850. Make otter. 1345 Ce:r-
rltos Dr., Laguna Beach.
4!»-9600 -
'68 BRANO New. Cougar '62 Ply Wag 9 pus. 1 owner,
lease for $89.00 per mo. good cond. New tires . It.
Johnson It Son· 642-0981 brakes. Seal cov, IG"1t
DODGE
'ST Dodge 4 dr., lo miles,
very gd motor, gd work car.
$100 flm~ or trade S.10-8376
FORD
mileage. $685. 646-Q602 ·•'
PONTIAC
ROY CARVER··
PONTIAC
29'l5 Hart-or BJ., Colla M•
Kl6-4444 . * "BEST FORD BUY IN
TOWN" 1964 Ford VS. 4 Dr Onnge Count>"• Exc1mtw
Sedan. Factory air, power Dealer tor Rolla· Ro)'ca and
steering, radio A: healer. A Ben __ tlY;_· __________ _.1 real Dice family car priced '65 PONT. B o n n e v 11 J~.
et Wholesale Blue Book this hardtop, exotic blue, full
week only power. air cond., d l.J'.
$875.00 (driven by UtUe old ac~
JOHNSON & SON ~~~~)A~ro~·er~
Lincoln-Mercury All original. Will take ol4_er
CAN'T BE FINANCED? Costa Mesa BraDCh tr,de or S150 cash dolf'D .
e BanknJpt? e Repoaesslon! 19-11 Harbor Blvd. 64Z.7r.60 Pymts $46.86 mo. Call after
e Bad Credit! • Divorced? '60 Ford Galax.le 4 Dr. Good 1 PM. 494ml or 6J9.J617
e Mllltary •New in Area? transportation car. Needs '66 BONNE. Still on factory
Make Payday Paymenll brakes $250.00 Call 546-6310 warranty. New tires, full
McCARTHY MOTORS . . . power. vinyl top. X1nt ~ 1420 So. Main 6 Edinger 67 FORD W~gon, 9 pass., $2400 firm. ~ --
(2 blocb N of Sean) tun pwr.. air, RIH, good
Santa Ana Pti 542-35<Yl w/w, tinted glass, 962--0176 '55 Pontiac. Hardtop. A real
honey. Must ett to aip.
predate 254 Sherwood. '62 Fakon Squire, sta wag, l$& Ford Sk;yliner. ~~
dlr, like new, radio, healer, ~:an. Se; 10 ~iate.
auto. $75 Cash or trade. 1 Ply 6 ~7981 '67 PO"",..., .. C ~... to Pymls $29 mo, After ll, 'SS Ford 4 door sedan, 352 "• 1.n "'" ~·" au '
642-2433
R/H I ti ps, atereo tape, low mllH, 494-9773 eng, , au oma c, pwr clean c:ond, S600 &: take fN
'56 Cad Coupe de Vine, alr steering. 646-8294 pymnts. 549-0909
cond., d Ir. exceptionally '67 Falrlane 500, 6 Pa~ -,65:..:_Le __ ?._t_an_s_2_dr __ brd ___ .....
clean. top mechanical conil. wagon, PS/PB. low miles, __. 326 ._
$19 cash $19 mo. Aftl'r 4, one owner. $2250. 542-1131 P/S 4 ........ cu. "'• ex 639-361 cond. $1695. 64&5244 7 '00 Ranchwagon, fin.t n50 ---,5-=7,_..,,.c..,..A""T-=A-L-IN~A-1-
takes. 1906 Orange, CM
6-12-2657 r/h * $90. * sn~o BUICK
1966 Harbor, C.M. &46-9303 "llll""Mll•~"" '54 MGTF. Excel cond,
MERCURY RA MILER
rebuilt motor, wire wbls.
$1000. Pvt pty. 114: 571-S265
PORSCHE
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DAILY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE
A Striking Con.trasf
California's incumbent RepubUcan U. S. Senator
Thomas H. Kucbel, the Orange County• native son, ad-
dressed the recent Calilornia Peace Officers Associa·
lion conlerencsi in N&wport .Beach.
So did Dr. Max Rafierty, state superintendent or
public instructlon, wh<1 asplres to unseat Kuchel In the
June 4 Republican primary.
The contrast between the two men and their ap-
proaches to the issue s was striking. Kuchel, low-keyed,
spoke to the issue. He addressed himselt to lhe situa-
tion of police officeri. and the b r o ad problem with
which they are trylnf to cope. He said the policemen
very weU may not li e society as it is today but they
must strive to deaJ ,~Ith it as they find it. and with
Improved understanrung of its nature.
"The peace officor is today a symbol not only of
U1c entire system or law enlorcement but of the law
itself." Senator ·Kucbul said. · "As such, he, has become
the tangible target lDr grievances against sbortcom·
mgs throughout our 'egal system • , . The hostilities
to which you have ~n subJet:ted are not your Cailure,
but the deeper failurtots of our society."
In contrast. Rafferty -colorfully and dramatic-
ally. to be sure -fUpped through a clever show or
word construction.
"I'm not guilty," he said. "o! starvation and bun·
ge r in Asia and elsewhere." Nor, he saJd, is he guilty
of Vietnam . . . or r.iounting crime . . . or riots . . .
or discrimination . . . or dirty books . . . or movies
featuring rape and perversion.
No. we would agree. Max RaHerty is not guilty o(
any o( those things. His only guilt, perhaps, is hls
shallow approach to 1leep problems -and overacting.
ing alter Cautornia's water and other interests, and
certainly hi• prictle11 .seniority and posltlon u minor-
ity whip are net asseta to bt totaed out lightly in fa-
vor of fut-talk1ng bright remark.a.
Scholarships ·at OCC
Awarding of scholarsblp1 totaling more than '2(),000
to Orange Coast College studenta last week reminded
OCC backers of how this form of tangible support for
deserving students has grown in the decade since it
was started.
Ten years ago there were 1.100 day students.
From their number, 49 acholarsblp wiMera were
chosen to receive S10,275'from Harbor Area CODU!)Uni·
ty groups and businesses. Thia ~year, with S,193 day
students·, 106 scholarships worth '3),093 were awarded.
Over the 10.year span, 811 scholarships worth •166.966
have been given.
For many winners, the awards have meant the
dillertrice between dropping out and conUnuJn. g their
. studies. There can be no finer display of community
spirit and of benefiting the next 1eneratlon of leaders
than this program.
Honor to Himself and UCI
l ~~tN
The sum of the contrasting performance5" of the
two candidates is that Rafferty's present and past per·
formances as a clever wordsmith hardly qualifies
him for the broad responsibilities -intemaUonal, na·
tional and state -ol a U. S. Senator.
Kuchel's knowledge and experience with the com·
plex problems of the nation, bil superb record in look·
Dr. James G. March, dean of the school of social
sciences at the University of California, Irvine, has
been nominated by President Johnson to serve on the
National Science Board, governing body of the Nation·
al Science Foundation. Alter Senate confirmation, he
will join the eminent scientists whole job is to consider
the scientific needs of the nation and to recommend
national policies.
It ls an honor well deaervecl by an outatandlng
man in his fltld -and a tribute to the high quality of
faculty assembled at UCI .
~THANK 6ot> w~ CAN CALL ON Olt> ALLIES SUCH AS '
EN6LAN1> AHl> AMERtc"· IN OUtt T'MeS OF CR\S\S:'
.
Campus Revolt TV Moves to
Tell Truthful
Race Story
'Time to Quit Temporising Witla €Pi111lnals'
Capital Gripped. • Ill Fear
Was Inevitable
When people ask me for my opinion
about the student revolts on campuus au over the country, I simply amlJe
and bow and refer them to a speedl I
wrote almost 10 years ago, and have
given regularly to colleges ever since.
ln this speech, I predicteC: what
would be happening today. It seemed
obvious to me that the nation's col-
leges were doing everything about
educating their students. and that the
students would some day wreak their
revenge.
EVERYBODY CLOSE lo t h e
acadunic scene could see it coming -
except college presidents, delll'l s,
heads of departmenta, professors and
(least o( all) trustees. The Important
People were oblivious of this threaten·
ing revoluti"<M.. because Important
People always ~lleve what they want
to believe, until It ia far too late.
Students were not getting educated,
in any meaningful sense of the word.
The college in Amenca bas been a
huge and expensive custodial ln-st.it~tion, devoted to everything but tbe
main P\lll>Ote or education -to develop an intellectual appetite and to
lead the search for human values. And
these are what students are crying out
ror, in their wrong.beaded but right·
hearted way.
listened to him. He has been la~led
the "Cassandra" of modern tducltion
-by people who forgot (or never
knew) that Caaaandra was doubly
Cated always to be right and never to be believed.
The American university hu been a
place where young peopw are kept
quiescent until they are ready to go to
work. They •e not encouraged to
know anything but rather to take tests
and pau them, which requires only
dLUgence. They are tfven all kinds of
absurd diveraions -suet: a s
fraternities and football -to cam·
ouflage the fact that tbey are actually
being treated like babies.
COLLEGES ARE RUN for the sakes
or departments, and research, and
grants, and administrative ease. and
publicity. and fund-raising. and keep-
ing the children pure in body, if not
mind. But their only excuse for tX·
existence Is none oC these -it is, in-
stead, the ability and willingne11 to
transform children into adult. by
training the mind and inform.Ing the
seruiblllty.
In many ways, television is ma.king
tentative steps toward telling the race
story in the United Stat.ea like it i.9.
Next fall National Broadcastlnc Com·
pany will 4llr the first TV series -an
entertaJnment program -ever built
around a Negro star. Diahann Carroll,
playing a role written for a Negro. The
Columbia Broadcasting S y s t e m
recently announced that in mid.June it
would prese.it a aeries of WMkly doc·
umentarlea under the general title "Of
Black America."
Natlooal Eduelldonal Television next
month wlll begin a once-a-month
"Black Magazlt1e.. program devoted
to news and cultural developments in
the American Nearo community. The
program will be available to NET's
140 affillatea.
Educational teltvtaion late thJa
month flgurea In another major series,
th.ls one aimed directly at school
children. On each school day from
Thursday, May 23, through Wed-
nesday, Ma y 29, a half-hour program
on race relations. croup conflicts. and
social tensions will be sent to an NET
network of 1ome 70 stations. These
will be taped and subsequently shown
in schools.
WASHINGTON -Few and terror
are stalking the capital of the
mig'htiest nation in the world.
That ii the grlm pronouncement ol
the chairman of the Senate Ap-
propriations Subcommittee In charge
of the Di.strict of Columbia's armu&l
budget oC more than ~ million. With
characteristic bluntness, Sen. Robert
Byrd. D·W. Va., told his colleagues:
"There i1 no point In kidding
ourselves. One tools only himself lf he
attempts to believe that this city is not
llipped in fear. It Is time to quit tem-
porizing with criminali. We need ac·
tion , not wordl, from Mayor
Washington sad trom the White House
to prove that tbe reign of terror will
be brou1ht to a halt by wbetever
means •e necenary.''
For eeveral weeks, Senator Byrd
has been vigorously urging that troops
be returned to Wuhington to avert a
repetition of the destructive violence
that followed the murder of Dr.
Martin Luther King. Byrd has argued
troops are necenary because ol the
maasln& of the 50-called "poor
people's march."
RE CITED THE virtually dally in·
ceodlary fires now runntna lnl o lbt
bundreda, the r-epeated ~ing of
bullneumen, numerous rapes and the
acores of robberi.e• of bua driven,
culminatlng with the slayln1 of one by
a &ang of Negro juveniles.
"I beard the President at llM White
HOUie several montht •10," declared
Byrd, "in speaking with reference to
crime Jn th"ls city, addreu blmself to
those who are responsible for enforcing
the ln. He told \i1em In efiect tbat if
they did not get busy and reverse this
trend, the fur would fly. I have not yet
seen any Cur fly. and I have not teen
the crime lrend reversed I n
Washington.''
Making no bones lbat be deems the
so-called "poor people's" encampment
as a po~nUal danger, Senator Byrd
flatly stated, "I would not advtae any (studenta) to come here while this
'campaign' la in progress, or whJle
crime continues at the J19Ce it does
now."
"ONE NEEDS ONLY to look daily
at the visitors' galleries in tbls
chamber," he continued, "to see that
the a tudenta are not here. Lut year or
the year before, It was dllflcult to
move throup the halls or to 1et on
· elevators because of the peat muses
of people visiUn& the Capitol from all
over the nation -studeDts, tourist•
and others. At Umea they stood in loo1
lines waitlnl to get Into the aallerlea.
· "But look at the galleries today.
Often they are only half or ant-third
full. There are no people standing in
line, Mid the reason la very obvious.
People are fearful of comina to
Washington." \ ~ courts, and part~larly the
Supreme Court. were singled out by
Senator Byrd as ''greatly responsible
for tbe spiraling crime rate." He held
that while ·there is endless tallc and
repor-ts about crime and crt.minals.
"no word is eve.r said about bow the
federal courts are greatly responsible
for the splraling crime rate."
"IF WE REALLY WANT to strlte
at the roots of crime in our country, ..
declared Byrd. "we should atart with
the Supreme Court. In making ap-
pointments to that court, they 1bould
be men who will not temporhe with
criminals. Yes, accor<i the criminal
hi• constttutlonal rights' but let ua not
forget about the rights or innocent vic-
tims.
"Let us point the finger where we
should. I say to the Pr~ident of the
United States, whoever he is or may
be, 'Look Jt your Supreme Court. Look
at your appointees. -If you really want
to do something about crime, start
there.' "
It ia known that Senator B~ Is
making a thorough study of the htnd1·
ing of crime and other critics.I prob-
lems in Washington, and will report hi•
findings in detail to tbe full Senate. No
member ol that chamber ls more
comprehensively i n r o r m e d on
Washington affairs than he ls. nor
more ,forthright in expreasing his
views and advocating lo r c e t u l
~edlal measures.
COLLEGE IN A..'lERICA, at the un-
dergraduate level, has bee:i a farce
and a shame -u Robet:t Maynard
Hutchins has been complalnlng Cor
some three decades. while nobody
They have, with few exceptions, fail-
ed dismally. The studen ts are pain-
fully aware of this failure -but they
have been so badly educated that they
have no values but violence to oppose
it with.
Cutting Estate Costs
THE PROGRAMS WILL be under
the direction of Petet Dow. director or
the social studlea program of the
Educational Development Center or
Newton. Mass. The project ls fin.a.need
by the Ford and Cameile CoundaUons.
The Boston eduutionai television sta-
tion. WGBH. la cooperatlog, and pro·
gram materials are being suppUed by
NET, NBC, CBS, and ABC.
Irony in a
Tb1a poet I'm talkiq -~t did a
melancholy poem about the~e old
farm toola ruttin& In barns and t b e
wicomplloated old machines, hand
)oOnll and •PlnniDt wheels 1athering
dutt In museums. It wu a lament .He
11uiur1t1 a lot about thJa tlct, affluent
Poet's Lament
llow can you cut the costs of han·
ding your estate down to your heirs?
If you fall to play. you may increase
the cost to your survivors in fees, tax·
es. court costs, and cash sales of your
assets.
The tax and lee·sa~ng monies you
should make depends on many things :
!he site and type of your estate, your
income tax bracket. and state laws
governing dJatrlbution and taxation on
estates. Your lawyer can help you find
your way through the laws to a solu·
Uon to your special problem.a.
With planning. there are some
places where you might make tax sav.
fngs . •
FEDERAL TAXES, Federal g.irt
taxes are lower than federal estate
u xes. Perhaps you could give away
tome of your property while you live,
Instead of doin1 so in YOW' wW.
Ourlng your lifetime you may five
'90,000 among any number o I
beneficiaries. free or federal gift tax.
plus up to 13,000 a year each to a•
many people as you wtsJ\. Actln1
81 Geo,.,e---·
Dear George:
In CAM anyone should ask bow
to keep a door from 1Ucktn1, ttU
them to wet a bar of soap ad
run it u,, and don lbe ed(e
where the catcb is. I do thJJ all
the 1Jme.
J.B.
Dear J.B.:
No wOftdtr l pt 1ucb cnu1uny
lovelorn lettera. Will you quit
soaping Chat stupid door Ud 10
get your lUe foaled ap Ukc
everybocty elle?
(Write to Oeotst mcl Jeam the
l«'J'ft ot Sldlw-.e 'nliMAa1.
Alao: karate lelaom, relllf from
calm llMoa and mlomobi.les
polilllllll)
' ' 'I
together. hu sband and wife can double
1hese limit.a to M0.000 and '8,000.
STATE TAXES. Suppose you own a
aummer home in another state where
you spend quite a bit or time, Both
Calllornla and tbe other state may
well claim you as a resident when the
time comes to diltribute your estate.
Both might .we.U tu your estata aa 11
you had been a resident. Have your
lawyer advise you on bow to avoid
double taxation in such "residency" cuea.
EXECUTOR'S FEES. In California
the law sell the executor's feta at a
percentage of It.I appraised value. If
you desire. your wW can aay that your
executor ne.d not poal a bond. the fee
for which would ot.btnriae come out of
your estate. The wiadom of this
clause would ct.pend upon your famJ.
ly situation and the cbaracttt of your executor.
LEOl\L f1'EF.S. California la'W alao
aeta tbt reea for tbt at:.':l for the estate. The fea are on Utt
eetate'a appraiaed value, u In the
cue of tbe executor.
Wr1te a letter now, ttWn1 -1Mre to
flnd your will and other llnanclal
pipers : the name• and addrts1e1 of
teiatees: your ttecutor'a name and
address : stockbroker and lnauranc:.
agent: your mtJor uaeta and wbtrt to
Und them ; funeral l.nltrucUou, and
the Ulte. Stnd cop6ts to 10Clr Lawyer
and your eacutor.
The programs will be aimed at
grades 7 through 12 -or jun!or and
s e n i o r h I g b 1 c b o o 11. T h e
Massachusetts educational center told
Editorial Research Reports thia weet
that. . most ot the country will
participate, except for some aouthem
and farm areas where schools have
closed. A preliminary series ol one·
hour broadcaata for teachers began on May 20.
THE EDUCATIONAL broe<kasll
are the dlrect resulta of the assassina-
tion or Rev. Dr. Mar11n Luther XJna,
Jr .. and the riot.I that followed. Arthur
L. Singer, Jr .. president or the Educa· t~al Development Cent..r, said on
A#ll 23: "Wt muat atU.. on thest lraglc _._. and use them In the
clasaroom as a learning situation."
CBS on April 17 announced that It
had IR'led it.I writers. producera,
dlrect011, • n d studio proarammen
to "lntensil)' Immediately t b t
portrayal and UM and actual number
or Nearoea" ln eoterta.inment pro-
grams. NET rec.ntly produced a well
re<:elvtd hou:r.and-a·half abow on tbt
Neiro middJe cl.us ( "SUll a Brother") Local 1taUooe bavt put on 11an1r1cant
prosruna du11111 with race relaUou
and efforts to rtUeve tensions -e ,.,
"Oialoeut Whb Whitty." by WToP bi W•lililston.
NEGftOES StJCR AS H a r r '1 Be~. BlU Colby, Sidney Poltllr
Robert Rooks. Miu Carron, and i...a
Harne mQOJ lrtctutat exposure • ttlevlsJon. "I lldnk tboe. Stflllll "
Fttdl.lt dl1s art cmr;' a NattOllll-
Altoclatlion for tbe Advucement ti There are many otbtr matt.11'1 JOU Colored People s&>Mttman 1 a I•
should talk ovrr with JiO'll' lawJer, rectDU1. 'J1le nfln.fte't wq to 1 CaUfornia ~ olfn Wt eoi. paroclc COIDtdJ8ft ol tht 1930'• _.
tim" 10 ~ mov knot0 *"' "' 1"0'1 who •••\\aDJ demtllled * lows. race.
~·
aoclety.
Tbe trouble is I know WI poet. He
writ.. OD a new model electric
typewriter In a machine.coo~ or
heated (aa the aeaaoo may be) •rt·
ment. I 'ftllt around and looted. There
wa1.n't a lln&l• &OOM-qulll wrltin1 pen
ln the place. And no Ink madt out ol
1all-hmita. The rlbbon OD lbe ellctr1c
tJ'pnrtw waa 11yloa. I went o¥tr to
hi.a kitctlenette and opened up tbe
rtlrtprat«. He keeps U>t l1n and '9rmoutb in there to avaid too much
1"8l' and tear on the ice In his
ms11nil on the rocks.
SOD OF THE L 0l1DE 1:1'
~ about tlda alck todety !mow aa.t • ylclrio\&lly '1t fJ'om what tbey
n9d IDd bear iD ''the media."
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
,... ...................... . _ _. ................... -,. ....... -....... ....
SUll that waa a Sood llne about the
old fann tooh n11Un1 in barna and the
spinnlng wheels and hand Joom1
aathering duat in muaeuma -
although it la a pretty 1ood thing they
ate. I recall as a boy on a Tenneaaee
farm in the ed1ea ol tbe Cumberland
Mountdne wa.tcbin1 my You.nte•t
uncle •hoe a horse and do other
bl.ck1mitb cbcnt. J Uktd pullbl1 the
billows and watehlD1 tbt Nd lpll'b n1 up and the deep crlmlon oow
1pnlld throup the co&l..-kbarcoel
nr. where the tDdl ol tbe lboe nat.td.
He WU very pod In the abop. H• coWd
1bape and maM an lr<le ''lire" I« a
waaoo wbML It was flne UlteDiDC to
the 1owd of blmmer OD bot iroa aDd
uvU. Tbt Nd·bot f1aba ol oxld.lied
Iron would fleck olf In ~ Ollbl
It was blautilvl to wMcb. It 11 Just aa wen, I ,..., thM the o1d farm toola
are In m~m•.
. ' . . .
"We're comlna. Grover Cleveland,
500,000 •troni,
We're marchlng on to WaShington
To rlsbt the nation's wrong.''
SOCIETY AND THE "system" were
sick in the depresslon period of 1900-
tNO. Demonstrations by farmers wbo
were losing their land and homes to
mortp1e companies often became
pitched battles, fouiht with auns and
pitchforks. Here and there minor
court Judges who sustained mort&age
forecl01urea were Mflged. Shtrllf'•
d.eputlta, Hot to evict farmers , were
turned back by ba.ndl Of .vmed, ancrr. defiant men. Roosevelt, replac·
Ina Hoover and hla r u I I • d lndMduallsm, bad tbe Aaricwtural Ad·
Juatment Act enacted to •ave farm homes.
The mtJon 1urvlve1. Jt now le 1D the
Pl'OCtN of correc:tlng lnlectlone that
mab for alcknaa. tear a1w.,. baa
betD a poor tub1Utu1e for faith.
I ' .
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
A Striking Contrast
Calllornla's incumbent Republican U. . Senator
Thomas H. Kuchel, the Orange County native son, ad·
dreued the recent California Peace Officers ABsocia·
tion conference Jn Ntlwport Beach.
So did Dr. Max Rafferty, state superintendent of
poblic instruction, wbo aspires to unseat Kuchel In the
June • Republican primary.
The contrast between the two men and their ap-
proaches to the issues was striking. Kuchel, low-keyed,
spoke to the issue. He addressed himself to the situa-
Uon o! police officer* and the b r o a d problem with
which they are tryinf to cope. He said the policemen
very well may not ti :e society as it is today but they
most strive to deal \Vith it as they find it, and with
Improved underst8,l)dlflg of Ua lijlture.
"The peace oWctir ls today a symbol not only of
the entire system of law enforcement but of the law
itself," Senator Kuch11l said. "As such, he has become
~he tangible target 1Dr grievances against sbortcom-
mgs throughout our legal system . . . The hostilities
to whlcb you have ~n subjected are not your failure,
but the ([eeper failuriis of our society."
In contrast, Ra1ferty -colorfully and dramatic·
aUy, to be sure -flipped through a clever show of
word construction.
"I'm not guilty," he said, "of starvation and hun·
ger in Asia and elsewhere." Nor, he said, is he guilty
of Vietnam . . . or r.:iounting crime . •. . or riots . . .
or discrimination . . . or dirty books . . . or movies
featuring rape and pirversion.
No. we would agree. Max Rafferty is not gullty o!
any of those things. His only guilt, perhaps, Is his
shallow approach lo •leep problems -and overacting.
ing after California's water and other lntueau, and
ceJ't.ainJy hla pricele11 seniority and poaltlon u minor-
ity wblp are not assets to be toued out Usbtl,y in fa-
vor of fut-ta.l.klng bript remark.a.
Scholarships at OCC
Awarding of scholarships totaling more than $20,000
to Orange Coast College students last week reD\inded
OCC backers of how this form of tangible support for
deserving students has grown in the decade since 1t
was started.
Ten years ago there were 1,800 day students.
From their number, 49 scholarahlp winners were
chosen •.to receive '10,275 from Harbor Area communi·
ly groups and businesses. Thia. year, with e,193 day
students, 106 scholarships worth '20,093 were awarded.
Over the 10-year span, 811 scholarships worth $166,966
have been given.
For many winners, the awards have meant the
dillerence between dropping out and continuing their
. studies. There can be no finer display of community
spirit and of benefiting the next 1eneration of leaders
than this program.
Honor to Himself and UCI
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The sum of the contruting performances of the
two candidates is that Rafferty's present and past ~r
formances as a clever wordsmith hardly qualifies
him for the broad reaponalbWUea -international, na·
tional and state -of a U. S. Senator.
Kuchel's knowledge and experience with the com·
plex problems of the nation, hiJ superb record in look·
Dr. James G. March, dean of the school o! social
sciences at the University of California, Irvine. bas
been nominated by Presidel)t Johnson to serve on the
National Science Board, governing body of the Nation-
al Science Foundation. After Senate confirmation, be
will join the eminent scientists whole job ia to consider
the scientific needa of the nation and to recommend
national policies.
It is an honor well deserved by an outatanding
man in his fteld -and a tribute to the high quality of
faculty assembled at UCI.
~THANK 6ot> w~ CAN CALL ON Oll> ALLIES SUCH AS '
EN6':AN1> AHl> AMERtc"· JN OUR. TIMES OF CRtS\S:'
Campus Revolt
Was Inevitable
TV Moves to
Tell Truthful
Race Story
When people aak me for my opinion
about the student revolta on campwea
all over the country, I •Imply amlle
and bow and refer them to a speech ~
wrote almost 10 years ago, and have
given regularly to coHeges ever since.
ln thJs speech, I predicteC: what
would be happening today. It seemed
obvious lo me that the nation's col-
leges were doing everything about
educating their atudenu, and that the
students would eome day wreak their
revenae.
EVERYBODY CLOSE to t h e
academic scene could see it coming -
except collete presidents, deao1.
heads of departments, profe1Sors and
( leut of all) trultees. The Important
People were oblivious of thla threaten-
ing revolution. because Important
People always believe what they want
to believe, unW it ia far too !ate.
Students were not getting educated,
in any meanln&ful sense of the word.
The college in Amenca bu been a
huge and expensive custodial In·
atitutlon, devoted to everything but the
maln purpote Of education -to
develop an intellectual appetite and to
lead the 1ea.rch for human values. And
these are what atudenta are crying out
for, ln their wrong-beaded but right·
hearted way.
COLLEGE IN AMERICA, at the un.
dergraduate level, has been a farce
and a abame -u Rober:t Maynard
Hutch.lnl' bas been complalninS for some three decades, while nobody
listened to him. He has been labtled
the "Cassandra" of modern tducltlon
-by people who foraot (or never
knew) that CUsandra was doubly
fated always to be rlaht and never to
be believed.
The American unlvmlty hu been a
place where YOllDC peopl. are kept
quiescent until they are ready to go to
work. They •e not encouraged to
know anything but rather to take tests
Mid pass them , •bieb requires only
diligence. They are liven all kindl of
absurd dlverrtooa -suet as
fraternities and football -to cam-
ouflage the fact that they are actually
bein& treated like b9bles.
COLLEGES ARE RUN for the sakes
or departments, and research, and a.rants, and administrative ease, and
publicity, and fund-rai1lng, and keep. int the children pure in body. if not
mind. But thelr only excuse for H·
existence ii none of these -it ii, in-
stead. the ability and w1Wngne11 to
transform children Into adults by
tralnkl& the mind and inlormlng the
sensibility.
They bave, with few exceptions, fa.ii·
ed dlamally. The students are pain·
fully aware of th11 failure -but they
have been so badly educated that they
have no values but violence to oppose
it with.
ln many ways, television ls making
tentative ateps toward telling the race
story in the United States like it is.
Next Call National BtoadcaatiJIC Com·
pany will air the first TV series -an
entertainment program -ever built
around a Negro star, Diabam Carroll,
playing a role written for a Negro. The
Columbia Broedcastlng S y s t e m
recently announced that In mid.June It
would present a Mriea of weekly doc-
WMDl&rlea under the general t1tle "Of
Black America." National Educational Television nezt
mootb wUl belin a once-a-month
"Black Magazine.. program devoted
to news and cultural developments in
the American Necro community. The
program wt.11 b9 available to NET's
140 a.fflllatea.
Educational televi&loo late this
month fiprea ID another major series,
·tbls one aimed directly at school
children. On each school day from
Thursday, May 23, through Wed·
nesday, May 29, a half·hour program
on race relaUoos1 group conflicts. and
social ten1lons will be sent to an NET
network ot some 70 stations. These
will be t~ped and aubtequently shown in schools. .
Cutting Estate Costs
THE PROGRAMS WILL be under
the dl.rectlon of Pet.I' Dow. director of
the social studies program of the
Educational Development Center of
Newton. Mus. 1be project is financed
by the Ford and cameaie foundations.
The Botton educational television sla·
tioo, WGBH, ia cooperating, and pro·
gram mater1al1 are being supplied by
NET, NBC, CBS, and ABC .
How can you cut the costs of han·
dJna your estate down to your heirs ?
If you fail to play, you may increase
the cost to your survivors in fees, tax-
es. court costs, and cash salea of your aaaets.
The tax and fee·savlng monies you
should make depends on many things:
Tbe size and tyPe of your estate, your
income tax bracket, and state laws
aoverning dlatribution and taxation Oft
estatea. Your lawyer can help you find
your way through the laws to a solu-
tion to your speclal problems.
With planning, there are some
placea wher• you migllt make tax sav-
ings: •
f'EDERAL TAXES. Federal girt
taxes are lower than federal estate
taxes. Perhaps you could gtve away
10me of your property wbllt you Uvt,
butead of dotnr ao In your will.
During your lifetime JOU may If ve
p).000 among any number o r
beneficlartes. free of federal sift tax,
plus up to $.1,000 a year teeb to u
many people 11 JOU w1ab. AcUn1
B9Gft0r9e
Dear George:
Jn c.,. anyone should a k how
to keep a door from 1Uckln1, •u
them to •et a bar of soap ad
NII It ti, Md doW'D tbt Ide•
Whtre the c&tcb la. l do tbll all
the tlme.
J, B.
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No wonct.r I pt aueh crummy
lovelorn lttttd. WW 1ou quit
toaplng that stupid clDor 8Dd co
get JOUr llle l.aM 1p like
tVW)'body tlae! '
(Wr1te lo OWll • lllrn tbe ..a-et of Gdtwlfl '"'1M:iq.
Al.to: mate...._ relief froat
calm ..... Ud.to90blla
polt1W)
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together, husband and wife can double
these llmlta to tlM>.000 and te,000.
STATE TAXES. Suppose you own a
summer home ln another 1tate 1'bere
you spend quite a bit of tJm~ Both
California and the other state may
well claim you u a retldtnt wtltn the
time comes to diltrlbut. your estate.
Both might.well tu your t1tate u ii
you hid been a resident. Have your
lawyer advise you on bow to avoid
double taxation in 1uch "relidtncy"
c11ea.
EXECUTOR'S FEES. In Callrornla
the law sell the executor's feta at a
percentage of lta appralltd value. If
you desire, 1our wW Cll1 aa1 that your
executor n~ not poat a bond. the fee
for which would otberwtH come out of
your estate. The wildom of this
clause would depend upon your faml·
ly situation and the character ot yollf
executor.
LEGi\L FEES. CalHornl• law aJao
sell tbt feet for U.. at::J for the ntate. The feet are on tbe
11tate'1 appralsed value, 11 In tbe
cue ol the .,ecvt«.
Write a 1ettft DOW, WUaa where to
find your wU1 IDd otbtt fiundal
pllpft'S; the namet IDd 9ddnlla oi
legatees; your 11tc.Mor'1 name and
address : stockbroker and tnaur1net
agent: your~ UMll ud fttrt to
find them : funeral lMtructloea, and ·
the like. Send copltl to your l.a1f1er
and your •acutor.
The programs will be aimed at
gradea 7 throuth 12 -or junior and
s e D i 0 r h 11 h s c b 0 0 I s. T h e
MaaaachuJetta educational center told
Editorial Researcb Reports Uus week
that molt ol the country will
participate, except for aome southern
and farm areas where schools have
closed. A preliminary series of oae-
1\our broacSc.1ts for tHchers began on May 20.
THE EDUCATIONAL broadcasu
are the direc:t rel\llta of the u sassina-
Uon of Rev. Dr. MtrUn Luther Kina.
Jr .• aod the rlota that followed. Arthur
L. Singer, Jr .• pmidtat Of the Educa-
tional Development Center, said on
April 23: "Wt must 1tU. on theM
tragic nl!Q ad uae them In the
clasll'OOID u a leamlng situation.''
CBS oo AprU 17 announced that It
had urced lta W11ten, producers,
dlrectort, and atudJo procrtmmen
to "l1'ten1lfy lmmediate\y t b •
portr.ayal and UM and actual number
of N1croe1" in entertalnment pro.
rrama. NET rtetntly produ ced a well
recelvtd bos-and•·hall ahow on tbe Nesro mJddJe dua ( "SWI a Brother")
LoCal 1taUoaa bl\'1 put 011 alColClcant
Pl'OlfWAI dtaliat with race relaU•
and efforts to rtllevt tensions -e .... "Olalocue Wllll WbS•1." by W'l'OP Ml w Alhlnatcil-
NEGJUJa 8VCll AS H a r r 7 Btlaloate, B1U CotbJ, SJdney PotU., Robert Hoob, NJ11 Carroll, and l49a
Hornt flQoy fnqlMllt oposure •
televllion. "l tbiU tboee Steplll
J'ttcblt dl1s an °"1'," • NaUCJllll.
ANodaU. for &be AdvallC'lment ~ Tbef'e ar. mlQJ other matttr1 you Colored People IPObtman s a t •
ll'IOUld talk om' witb J'Olll' la.,.. f'llClllllJ. The rtlwente w.as to a
C4U/Of"ld4 ,_,..,. olfn ~ toi. plrOdk: ccaedla of the 1930'1 _.
Hui •o ~ mop bolo lhllC nr IMO'• wbo 1ttit11U1117 dtmtaned 1111 a..o.. race.
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'Time to Quit Temporl:ing Wltla Criminal•'
Capital Gripped.
WASHJNGTON -FW and terror
are stalldng the capital of the
mightiest nation in the world.
That la the grim pronouncement of
the chairman of the Senate Ap-
propriations Subcommittee In charge
of the District of Columbia's annu;,1
budget of more than '500 mllllon. With
characteristic bluntnesa, Sen. Robert
Byrd, D·W. Va., told hls colleagues:
"There is no point In kidding
ourselves. One fools only himself if he
attempts to believe t.hat UtlJ cJty is not
gripped in fear. It Is time to quit tem-
porizing with criminali. We need ac·
lion. not wordl, from M a y or
Washington and from the White House
to prove that th• reign of terror will
be brOU1bt to a bait by whetever
meana •e necenary.0
For nveral weeks, Senator Byrd
hu been vigorously urging that troops
be returned to Washington to avert a
repetition of the destructive violence
that followed the murder Of Or.
Martin Luther King. Byrd bas argued
troops ere necessary because oi the
musing of the so-called "poor
people's march."
BE CITED THE virtually dally in·
ceodla'y fires now runnint lDto the
bundreda, the Mpeated alaying ot
bullntssrnen, nu.meroUJ rapes and the
~ of robberies of bus drivers,
culinlnatlng witb the slayinl of one by
a cang of Negro juveniles.
"I beard the President at tM White
House several montbl •to," declared
Byrd, ''in spe~g with reference to
crime In th1s city, addre11 bimHU to
those who are reapomible for enforcing
the lw. He told Ulem in effect that if
they did not get busy and reverse this
trend, the fur would fly. I have not yet
seen any fur Oy. and I have not seen
the crime trend reversed l n
Washington."
Making no bones that he deems the
10-ealled ''poor people's" encampment as a potenUal dan1er, Senator Byrd
flatly stated, "I would not adrise any
(•tudenta) to come beN while this
'camp;:ign' iJ ln Pf'OIHH, or while
crime continue1 at the J19Ce It does now." -
"ONE NEEDS ONLY to look daily
al the visitors• 1alleries In this
chamber," be continued, "to see that
the s tudenta are not here. Lut year or
the year before, It waa difficult to
move tbrouah the halls or to aet on
· elevators because of the great muses
of people visiting the Capitol from all
over the nation -1tudenta, tourist•
and others. At timea they stood ln loot
lines waitlnl to a•t into the 1allerle1.
"But look at the galleries today.
Often they are only half or one-tblrd
full. There are no people standing in
line, and the reason b very obvious.
Peop~ are fearful of cominl to
• 1n · Fear
Washington."
The courts, and particularly the
Supreme Court, were singld out by
Senator Byrd as •· greaUy r~nsible
for tbe spiraling crime rate." Be held
that while there is endless talk and
reports about crime and crlminall,
•·no word is ever said about bow the
federal courts are greatly responsible
for the spiraling crime rate."
"IF WE REALLY WANT to strike
at the roots of crime In our country,"
declared Byrd, "we should 1tart with
the Supreme Court. In making ap-
pointments to that court, they should
be men who wlll not tempo:rlze with
criminals. Yes, accord the crim1nal
bls constttutJonal rights' but let u• not
forget about the rigbll of innocent vic-
tims.
"Let us point the finger where we
should. I say to the President of the
United States, whoever be ls or may
be, 'Look at your Supreme Court. Look
at your appolntees. If you really want
to do something about crime, start
there.'''
It ii kndwn that Senatar B~ Is
ma.king a thorough study of the hand!·
int of crime and other critics! prob-
lem• in W aahlngton, and wUl report hlJ
findh~ga in detail to the full Senate. No
member of that chamber ls more
comprebeMively i n f o r m e d on
Waahington affairs than he is, nor
more forthright in expressing b11
viewa and advocating f o r c e f u I
remedial measures.
Irony • Ill a Poet's Lament
Tb1a poet I'm taJk1q about did a
melancholy poem about Che sLmple old
farm tools rusting in bernt llld t b e
uncomplicated old macbinea, hand
loom• and splnnlot wbetb pt.bmng
dust in museums. It wu a lament .He
mOUl"ll.I a lot about thl.a rick, affluent
1oclety.
Tb• trouble ii I know thia poet. He
write• OD a new model electric
typtwrlter lD a mlehlDe-eooled or
heated (u the M&aon ma1 be) apert-
ment. I ftllt around and looked. There
waan't a aln&le SOOH.qulll writin1 pen
in the JUoe. And DO lDlt mldt out of
1all-berrles. Tbt ribbon OD tbe electric
~It.er ..,., nylon. I went over to
hil kltetlenette and opeaed up the
rtlrlprator. Ht keeps the &ID and
ftrmouth ID U.. to avoid too mucb
nar Gd tear on the let la his
mtrUnll oa the r0<:lt.s.
SOME OF THE L 0 UDE 8!1'
lamtDWI about this •lck toelet7 know
aMat It .tcarloos~ or from what they rad IDd hear ID 'the medJa. ''
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suu tbat WU • Sood Un• about the
old farm tools ruatlnt ln barna IDd the
spinning wheels and band looms
gathering du1t in muaeum• -
although it is a pretty aood th1ng they
an. I rtCAll 11 a boy on a Tenaenee
farm in the e<1111 ol U.• CUmberland
MowltUns watcb1D1 my younaeat
uncle •boe a hone and do oUm
blacbmith chorte. I Uktd puWq the
b9llowa and watddDI the nd epll'kt
fly up Ind the dltp crlmlon ~
spread t.hrou.lb tbt coel-and-charcoal
firt where th• eDda ol tbl lbOe mt.tel.
He wu VVJ Sood In the lboo. Ht could
shape and make au hll ''\lrt" I« a
waioo wbttJ. Jt w11 f1ne Ulttn1DC to
the aound ol'hmlmer oa bot lrGe IDCl
anvil. Tbt rtd-bot natn of oxJdlnd
lroo would n.ct off in arctU.ftl ru,bt
lt wa beautiful to wMcb. It la Just u
well, I IQlll, thM the old farm tooll
are ln m~ma. ·
SOCIETY W.U llCK Just alter Utt
turn of the eentary -c:trt'alnly the
farm pmt of tt WM. Tbl PopuUlt nvol..UC. ID tbl ._ bid beta • wild
oat, wllll loll ol tt1h1 ~ lllOkldla&. blrManiap .... 4IOCeiicM1 JdD.
lat. TM 1--. ,,... Mt a·
blliiU.U. .... \0 ldU tbtir OWD
bop or abetp. But Ull7 wert bud
(Jr'tllfd. Bank crtdlt wu not to be bad
-even bub ._. far ftl:/ a.
mott farm•. Md tbl roedl ftl't
bad. Unem=• •• v•t .. tr'llll In that Tbtre ftl't alldlll II "..._.._. ... ...,.
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"We're comln&, Grover Cleveland, soo,ooo •trona,
We're marching on to Watrungton
To rlaht tbt nation's wrong."
SOCIETY AND 'nlE ''system" were
aic.k in tht depression period of 1930-
lMO. O.monatratlona by farmers wbo
were loaina their land • homes to
mort1a11 companies Often became
pltcbed battles. foqht with pm and
pitchforks. Bert and tben minor
court Judtea wbo sUUi.ned JDCll'tlaB•
foreclotVt• were Mrited. Sherltf's
depotjtl, sent to •vict farmers, were
turned back by banda Of armed. ucr1. defiant men. Rooleve.lt, replac·
Int Hoover and his r u I c e d
IDdivlduallam, bad the Alrfcultural Ad·
JUltmtnt Act enact-s to aav. farm
bomt1.
The ~ lurvivtl. tt DOW Ja ID tbt
proctaa of c:orrtc:t1nc lattetiou tbat mu. rar aJctnesa. rear al'weys u.
beta a poor IUbltitute far t.ltb.
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