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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-06-22 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa------------------~ .......... ..-----------------.... ------~----, .. e • us. ec ' ane' • • Mesa Youth · Arrested ... _On Snspi~ion of Arson SATURDAY, JIJN E 22, '1968 VOL.''• NO.•, .. J l lCTIOflS. 61 ,.._ •• , I • ,. North Korea Claims U.S. ·Ship Sunk Orange Coast Rough Riders Blaze Trails _ By TO M GORlllAN Of ltll DallY Pltlf Sllff ... While they have litUe relation to T.eddy Roosevelt's men of yesteryear, there Is a new breed of "Rough Riders"' plying the Orange Coast these <lays. Today's rough rider is a trail rider wtio , while others take their plea9ure on beach or boat, is back in the hills, roaring up and down hot trails on a motorcycle or in a dune buggy. He is driven to the· tiobby by the challenge of steep embankments to be c1iinbed or mysterious, r ugged cow- paths to be explored. Nowhere on the Orange Coast is the hobby or trailing more avidly prac- ticed than in the hills behind Laguna Beach, inland of the hilltops known -as Top of the World. Back in the rugged country, Laguna youths can be found on hot, du$t trails frantically holding down the wild horses of Hondas, StrSukis, Yamahas or other types of rugged motorcycles built to withstand trailing. "When you're back jn there, you really feel like you're on top of the world," declares m<Jtor rider Rob Hackbarth. "I feel free." Yet, while the riders are taming the hills with bellowing machines, ·there ltave been dissident voices o[ some Top <lf ttie World r.esidents who don't particularly care for the traffic in m<Jtorcycles around their Laguna bill bomes. Their complaints, however, have brought a petition o£ support for the ~n-aged riders from about 50 other liomeowners .and parents: ·:oesplte ttie controversy which sur· Minds them, the young motor riders ~ still having a great ti.me. ;.t>nce iliey are stnlck by the trailing tiilg. lt"s hard to stop. ·:Typical comments range from "l'll s\!Y up there until something breaks," or "When 1 get tired," or "When I run out of gas," or "When I get hungry." The average day up in the hills will last anywhere from two to five hours. Aggressive, but at tile same time (See ORANGE COAST, Pa,. %) .. .., Mesan Succumbs M ter Accident A Costa Me.a man died Friday of injigi<1 ncelved Ill a lriey<l ... uto colllllon in Huntington Beach Thurs· day. ... Pollce IOld Daniel Twigg, 23, of 1lf _};, 23rd st., died of ... .,. bead Injuries. Jle was Tiding his bicycle south on Ml1n Street near Utica Street when he-crashed into • car driven by James R. Johnson, 18, <lf 9949 Corn- wall Drive, Huntiipi Beach. John- son was not cited, offlcerr 1ald. • : ' . - ·Trail Jiiai1 r~ FLYING MOTORCYCLE TOPS TOP OF WORLD Dennis Metzger, 15, Ju1t Hq~ on fo r Life Police Arrest · II-year-old As Mesa Arson Suspect Ari 11.yearo.0ld" boy was arrested by COSta Mesa ..police Friday who laid the youth admitted settfng a fire which did '6,000 damage to an apartment Thursday night. The boy, who officers said admitted settinc several other fires. was taken to ~ge County Juvenile Hall. Tbe-fire Ibo 'boy admitted setting r • destro,-ed beds and ·furniture in the apartm~M of Dougla11 Diller, 783 Shali- mar Drive. Ile used matches to ig- n l t e ·mattresses a n "d davenports throughout the apartment. • Police dfd not connect the boy with the Isllllld Yacht Oo. blaze Thursday night which did $31,W> damage to a storage bulldlng. LONDON "(UPI) -North Korea claimed its forces sank a spy shfp and all its crewmen off its shores today. A North KorMn broadcast indicated the ship was AmeticG: ~ '"Py0011q Radio~ voke of the Com· mlldltt nation•• capital, said, "Amer- ican imperialists" bad been respon- sible for the "new provocation." The broadcast was monitored and quoted by the British Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) which listens to foreign newscas~. · In Washington, a spakesman for the U.S. State Department said, "We heard &ome rum<ll" but there doesn't aeem to be anything to it." The spokes· man did not elaborate. . The broadcarst said: That the ship was sunk with its entire crew. "Naval patrol vessels .of our po-·rean Peoples /,Pmy '(Kl!Al 11nlc .. enemy spy boat which intruded into the viclnlfy (>! RllkJ>! Harbor," the radio ..id. "U.S~ f1nperlalist troops commit sustained provocative acts on land and sea and in the air and have again perpetrated a burglarous provocatlve act by infiltrating a spy ship Into the vlclhity ()f Pukpo Harbor at around 0100 hours today, with its mother spy sh.Ip anchored in the~viclnlty of Yomp- yong Island in the western sea. "Naval patrol v~ls of our KPA Huntington Beach Bandit Makes Movie-type Escape Huntington Beach police chased both wiays on Beach Boulevard late Friday . in a scene remllliscent of the Keystone Kops after a lone stickup artist robbed Beneficial Finance Company and •"""""1 · The nervous bandit hit the money h<l\lse about 2:30 p.m ., brand.I.shed a pistol and demanded money. When manager James Tucker was too sl<lW Woman Killed, Youth Critical In Two Accidel,\.ts A 70-year-<>ld Illinois woman was killed Friday night Jn a two.car crash in Santa Ana and the driver or one of the cars was booked on suspicion of felony drunk driving and man- slaughter. Police said Margaret A. Meszaros. of Lfncoln Park, Ill., was dead on ar· rival at Santa Ana Cdmmunlty Hos· pital of head and internal injuries. She had been vlsjting friends in Tustin. Held In the priBon ward of Orange County Medical Center is Elva E. Rodriguez, about 35, o( Santa Am. Six other persons were i"njured in the crash at the lntersecu·on O{ Orange Street aod Edinger Avenue , officers report~. A newspaper boy was reported near death at Santa Ana Community Hos· pltal of inJJ.llies incurred in Orange i'rtday n!ght. Police said Ke.nt T. Brokaw, 10, of Santa Ana , was delivering newspa- pers on Hughes Street when he ran acros. the street...from behind -a park- ed car, He was struck by a passing vehicle driven by Harold K. Sparks, of Santa Ana . Spark1 was not cited. The . boy b in the lntenaive care wud sufferlnK from broken ribs, a ruptured spleen and damafed to the ~eart and lungr, officers reported. • . In unlatching the Jock box, the desperado fired one s·hot into the counter. Tucker noWied poliCi!. ~trot units fU"s.t roared north from the company address &t 16121 Beach Bou1evard and pulled over a suspected "getaway car." WRONG MAN This turned ()Ut to be a fellow who had just left from a dentist's ap- pointment. PoliCi! units then roared back southerly on Beach Boulevard. Jn a parking lot near Beach t.A. Holt. Street, they found a parked auto with its engine still running. At one point, there were more than hall a dozen Huntington Beach police cars searching for the robber. Other policemen on foot made a fruitless search of t:he Holt Street area. "Wh<l'S in charge of this in- vestigation," a reporter asked one of· fleer on the scene. "Nobody ," he replied, c.00 Ulen refused to give his name. Meanwhile, back at the loan office, Minager Tucker wa.s 'most cooperative in explaining to ·reporters how this young man in hll mid-twen- ties had walked into Benefic\al, drawn his gW1 and demanded, "Give me tile money." CASH WANTED "A lot of cu.Momers come in and say they want money," Tu c te r ackoowledged. "But" llley doo't "'Y it the way he did. "I wasn't going to argue with him, 10 1 started to open ·the cash bo:r:." Tucker safd when he fumbled a bit with the box , the robber fired the l!nglt, shot 1111<> the coww-. At that point in hb explanation, Tucker was drawn aside into a whispered conversation with 1 n unidentWed poticeman. After that, Tucker returned and refused to ldeotify hlmseU t o repol1er1. Police alto rt(Uled to Iden· (Set GtlNMA:N, Pa1e II promptly responded and sank the in· truding spy ship t<Jgether with its entire crew." The !Ml-Me of the alleged spy ship was ll<lt given, nor was the natnt' of the mother veael. "It would appear that this. initial report Js erroneous," a Pentagon spokesman said: He emphasized that thls comment was based on a hurried check of the sltuatlon. Asked if this meant the sinking in· volved a ship of some other na1lon , the spokesman said, "There are a lot of possibilities on this. All we can say at the moment is that it appears this rep<>rt is incorrect." Laguna Jade Susp ect Must Stand Trial Gary Qelli , defendant in the $300,CKXl Laguna· Beach jade burglary, has been found "to be able 1 to aid in his ()WR defense. and will appear in. Superior Court M<lodily for setting a trial date. CG1ti had been ·&ent to Atascadero State Hosplttl last June 3 wtien Judge William Speirs ruled that he was not capalile or aiding in his defense. Psychiatrists there returned him to court and Judge Robert Gardner ruled Friday that he must stand trial. Celli was arrested last November and charged with the April 23, 1967 burglary of more titan 50 pieces of valuable jade from the home of art ap· praiser James J. Brennan, 935 Gaviota Drive, Laguna Beach. Santa Ana Youth Killed by Train MIRA LOMA (UPI) -Mitchell Bret Long 16, of 17112 Keegan Way, Santa Ana . was killed Friday when a Union Pacilic train demon.bed his car. Authorities said young Long appar· ently failed to heed the warning sfg. nal at the EUwanda Avenue crossing or did not see the p&ssenger train a~ proaching. Tbe train caught the rear of h18 car and spun the vehicle ·around. The County Coroner reported the boy suffered a bro~en Mck. 'Mystery Girl' Hunt Cancelled LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Police Fri- day cancelled without explanation a alli>Qigt.s bulletin for L...011sterlous girl in a polka dot dresa seen beside Sirhan B. Sirhan, the accused aSSl.Slin of sen. Robert F . Kennedy. tn other dramatic developrnenti, l,os Angeles Police Chit! Tom Reddin and Russell E. Parsont, the delen1e attorney for Sirhan, have bad tbflr u,,., tllreatened. 'I z Ol!LY PILOT Firecracke1· Blast Kills Kansas Girl .. Pl1TSBURG, Kan. (UPI) -Etiht cross ot M.ao firecrackers eqloded in a late model pickup late Fri'dat "'Pl -ldlllu a 1'-,....SCS PitllburS strl and erilkall7 iaJurial bar 17·1NI' old boylrlllld. . 'nll blut, eltlmalod by pollct lo bt lht aquivaloot of eevval sUckl ol ~le, ldliod Pal1y Stonlord &114 dtmoUl~ed the vtblcle. The boylrhmdi! Jamie Cu\bunb, Wll -lo I loc boapllll and I-. Ir-ad lo lht Kamm Unlvv1lty Medical Coalar In KanPJ Ctty, Kan. Cutburth's brother, J 0hn, told a lo- cal new1man that bis brother had lighted one of ttie firecracker• and was trying to throw it out the window of tlle pickup. However, the M-80 fell back into the vehicle and Ignited over the some 1,100 nmaini.og firecrackers. Persons at the scene said the truck, a 1968 El Camino, wu completely unrecofnb,lble. Police reporlod that parts .or the vehicle were blown OYV ' a two-block area. "You couldn't even tell. what it looked Uke," .said en oUlcer wflo handle<! the blast. A spoke1m1n at the Kanta1 Army Ammunition Plant in nearby Par1ot11. said that M-80 firecrackers could not be compared to dynamite, but added ''they do contain TNT and are highly explosive. '.!__ffe said that other types ~ of firecrackera contain black powder. Police said the floor paneling of the truck was blown out, one door blown off and "plect1 of seat.I were here and there." Offtcera said power lines and a cable TV line above the blast were severed. They also repoz:t· ed~gas lines leading to a nearby caft were damaged end said wlndowa in a one-haU block area were blown out. A newsman for a local radio station sai'd the truck was completely demol- ished. "All you could recognize was the frame and four wheels," he said. 23,000 Acres Laid to W asie In Brush Fire LOS ANGELES (AP) -Brush fU"es driven ·by winds gusting .up to 35 mllea an hour laid wute 23,000 acres o( rugged California terrain, criUcally injuring five fire fightera. -llama&• esUmate1101; the )iret 1tj!I out of control at midnight, were more than 18,000 acrei in the Gorman U'Jlil, more than 3,000 acres in Spunky Cin· yon and more than 1,200 acres in Northern California. The five firemen, all injured in the Gonnan blaze, were trapped by a shift in the wind, and were taken to the Loa Angeles County-University or Southern California Medical Center. The hoepitaJ said Capt. Phillip Good· ell, 45, of Lake Hughes was treated for second and third degree burns over 3'l percent of his body. The other !our were treated for smoke inhalation. They were idefltified as Capt. Alvin L. Moore, 35, Hacienda Heights; fire- man Gary D. Heyer, 23, Lancaster; Engineer Donald Perkins, 34, Palm· dale, and fireman 'Vllllam J . Henley, 26, Saugus. The Gorman and Spunky Canyon blazes erupted about 20 miles apart in northwestern Los Angeles County Friday afternoon. 'Ibe third major blaze broke out the prevtow; day on the Hunter-Liggett Military Raser-vation about 17 miles south west o! King Qty. As the Gorman blaze, 1ome 40 miles north of San Fernando, conUnued to spread, county fire officials asked for eQO U.S. Forest Service person- nel to aid the 170 county smoke eat- ers struggling to contain the inferno. Several ranches in the sparsely J>OPUlated area were threatened, but county spokesmen said no damage report.I had been received. DAILY PILOT .... ,......... ~ .... " .............. """'" ..... WM'I• ........... CAUl'OIM!A R•ffrt N. W•H --n. ••• Kt rrll -Tli•M•• A. Murphh'• MtMtlftt lflftr Jetk a. Cvrl.,-1'•111 Nl11•11 .,._ ~ ....... rtlllrle DI,.._. Offlc•• c:.t.-IMlt: 2311 WW lat ltrwt . ........ llledt1 1111 w. lllbom .loulevarf i.e.-••·•'' m t--.f ,,_ 1Miltt41• "9etl1 W tltl 117-t EV EN.DUNE BUGGIES MAK E THE SCENE WHERE IT'S MAN VS. DUST From Page -I ----·~ ORANGE COAST ROUGH · RIDERS .BLAZE TRAILS cautious, deacrlbes the attitude of the riders. They respect each oUler, thelr machines, and the hilR. Yet, they aren't afraid of wlQtholdlng any am· bltlons of tackling a new hill or challenging a newly discovered trail. Is it daneerous? "ll you k.r.ow the road, it's not daneerous." Others say, "Dangerous? Not if you're sensible:" "Helps you for driving on the streets;" "Most o{ the guys know what they're doing;'' and "It's safer than riding a bicycle downtown ." One rider gave what might be called the ultimate key to success: "Watch out for the cats. They're bigger than you." While ' none or the riders recall a f~llow teen being in a serious "-ccident, one rough rider recalls the time wherf an aduit, '.'rounded a corner and did a beautiful swan dive Into a cactus." It happens to the best of them. The Laguna hills area is infested wit!\ trails which the kids pretty much stJck to. There are the . daring ones, tho\,l&b, who . P.refer to be their own ~-··-' .. trail blazers. Besides the trails, there is one particular hillside that proves be especially interesting. "People like to rider explained. '--. ...--- The area feat es four different "walls" each of different angle of steepness. ''Number four' iU he big one; and few claim to have scaled up the treacherous .etnbankment. It i s estimated to be at an angle of about 75 degrees. The other three are less steep, fa 11 i n g down to a "conservative" 45 d e gr e e em- bankment. It should be noted that although the hills are inhabited by bike riders, there are three teens in Laguna who bring up their dune buggies regularly. One of their many antics is to play "follow the leader." "U one goes up a 'hill, the others try to f6ilow him," one buggy owner explained. They also challenge the "Walls," with success. While the rough riders are content to ride without any out.&lde in· NEW JOB FOR 'JINGLES' -And y Devine of Newport Beach is all s miles as he receives his shiny badgelrom pert Marion Knott Ander- son malting him marshal of Ghost Town during the summer season at Knott's Berry Fam. New Ghost Town Knott's Takes On New Look \'isitors to Ghost Town at Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park maybe dido 't know it, but they have been traveling 1n a Time Machine invented by Great Uncle 'Ibaddeus Knott in 1871. At least that's the way they tell lt in the Knott family. And this summer, Uncle Thaddeus is realty going to "turn on'' at the "new" Ghost Town that will almost literally take visitors back In time, according to Uncle Thaddeus' grand·nephew. 'Yalter Knott, founder of the rarm and its Ghost Town. Jn this summer's '111Eiw" Ghost Town sounds of the rollicking West will echo through the town with the use Of a new atereo-rama tape system, similar to that used in Knott11 Independence Hall presentation. · Costumed '49en will enact familiar scenes from the pest along the GhOst Town street.I, such as when tbe mail order bride comes to t.own , or when the train robber attempta his getaway aCT011 the top of the LN.in as it rounds the bend. <:alamity Jane, Spanish Dons, bearded proapectors and many ' other characters from days one by will mingle with the guests. Andy "Jingles" Devine wlll be town marshal for the summer. Sometimes, however, the Time Machine goes out of whack and be.fore repairs can be made to Great Uncle Thaddeus' wonderf\.11 machine, visitors may see whole scenes disappear, leav- ing only the sound. The jumble may leave the clop or a team of horses drawing a wagon, ringing hollowly down the streets. Down ln Boot Jilli Cemetery the eerie murmurs or a heart beat Crom the old forgotten graves may be heard. Unearthly wails of music might waft ftom an old_.aQal\doiled hearse, along with other ghostly noises throughout the town. And the whole thing La part of a new package at the farm which includes fn!e admission to pirking, N!&taurant and shopping areas and a charge of $1 for each adult and 25 centi !or each child. The fa.rm will operate from IO a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Salur· da.y and from JO a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday a. .. • terference, there has been dl&cuasion c,oncerntng motorcycling in the hlll1, pro and con . Laguna Beach Councllman : Rol Holm, w1io 1& a ,To{> of the World res· dent, has received nolae. compla.lnt.o;. He believes the riders should make more el!ort to be quiet in residential zones and ·limit hard riding to far reaches of the hill areas, away from homes . Laguna Police Chief Harry Labrow s~d there is no probJem with the hill riders '° long as they. k'e--ep unlicensed machines and riders off public street.o;. A sthe result Of scime clUzen com- plaints, however, SO·cltlzens have peti- tioned city hall in support of the trail riders. One of the signers is well- known song writer Vic Schoen. "Motorcycles are less noisy than jets ' and helic:opters going overhead every .dJY,' the petition decla.reJ.~ As for the yout.hlul riders, the peU. tion suggeSts, ''.Riding motorcycles ls doing no harm to anyone not d·estroy- tng property or causing1 trouble. It's clean and educational. The boys learn to repair and rebuild their bikes, ~l!klh•ij •tr .. '\& ao mucb-ba1W than lolni'il Wiflo watch VIO'lifj>. ~s,iod .8rl1!QI 1ID'9~n ~blf.~ ~eiJil_.t. mrt ... · troversy, the teen.aged f.ouih clers are still answering the \ure of the trail; blazing off to get their kicks fighting dust.. heat, e x ha us ti on, .hunger, flat tires and burned exhaust valves. And they're enjoying every minute ol It. • Laguna Council Okays Purchase Of Beach 1.-0t Laguna Beach councUmen have authorited purchase ci a third lot along the Main Beach as part of a longstanding dream, a park to be the art colony's "window to the sea." Councilmen this week authorized purchase for $65,000 of the Eugene C. Baker property, 323 Boardwalk, which has 2S feet of trontage. Councilmen earlier had au1horlzed purcllaie of the Boys' Club pnl!lerty on the beach for $50,000 and a 17-foot fronlllge lol for $13,000. Baker requ.lred that his tenant, Richard Bigler, be allowed to continue renting the art stud.lo at 823 El Pueo !or $150 per month until the clty begino 1o oovel<>p ·the pr01>0rty. · The lot.I acquislUon eye<! by the cl· ty, about 1,000 feet ol1. trontage, bas been apprlised at a.e.s million although appralal of I n d l v I d u a I ~ bas not been made public. San Juan Tour Will Highlight Historian Meet A tour of historic San J ul n Capistrano and Dana Polnt will highllgbt today's aess1ona of tbe three· d.ay conference of calllornla HIMorlcal Societies. Delegates numberins ID<lrt 111111 300 !rom all parts of the ,.cate gathered lo look into the past in this ,;61orful coun- ty made famous in 11769 by its discovery by Gaspar de Portola and later by Franci.&can irlan who established famed San J u a n Capistrano Mission. Dana Point is a prime attract.ion, famed in fictdon and legend ·as a trading center !or hides ud tallow witS-early d.ay lncllans. Friday's sessions were blghllgbted by Charles D. Swanner, Santa Ana historian who lraced the 11134 visit of Richard Heory Dana aboard a lradlog . ahlp, lattr the setting for bis book ceotered around Dana Polnl Other speakers include WlW•m Penn Mott, state director of parks, m'ld Dr. Elliott Evans of San Fran· clsco, curator or the Society of California Pioneers. . Embryo Program . - Cure for Smokers By JACK BROBACK Let'• assume you are one or the roUlions who would like to stop smok- ln& but Just don't have the guts to ·go throuib with It. Along C()mes this ouUit calling ltseU the American Council on Smoking and Health and says they can show you how to quit quickly and permanently without bypoosi&, pills, d r u 11 , pidfierl, machlnel o: mystery boxes -and without will power. Baloney, you say, with emphasis. What a fine racket these fellows have dwlloped, You pay them lo do to~ou what you can't do yourself. It can't work, you're cert.ain. I bad all the same thoughts and entered the cou.fae at the council's new Smoking Withdrawal Center In the Central Tower of the Union Bank Center In Orange. . . QUESTIONS SIMPLE A good-looking young lady greets you and asks you to fill out an ap· plication form . The questions are td·mple and seemingly meaningles~. done by the various health agencies.tn alerting the pu:Olic to the haUlf'ds Of . smoking .and takes up where ~­ leave off by showing smokers ho • quit, a need nover met by the public~ • private sector." NONE WORKED , You agree Ulat the idea is wor~}'. but doubt that it will work. After au; you've tried those pills, cigars, a pipe. and none of them worked. You're stilf li111oking 1 couple of packs a day and'. coughing regularly. • . Loy explains: ''We don't preach, wt:· teach people how to quit smoking. 'Ib\!I key to our succe•~ Is that the 1m0Xtr· is able to stop Sitto king through ·tit!:: own efforts. He quits because he no longer has that overriding need or· wish to continue smoking." • Sound1 good, but you doubt that it will work with you. So you start taking the course. After two sessions, they tell you you are going to quit smokJng the next nlght; ''Have your last cigarette when you go to bed," the Instructor says quietly. You say to yourself, "ha ha." .. But to your own· surprise, it h•P· ~ou hov.e been told that you would pens. You have learned to experience qwt smoki.ng after a short course of ...... the rewards of giving up 9Jnoking seven sessions in three weeks. rather tht-n the horrors of withdrawal I fi.rSt met you~g, ·sandy-haired so present previously when you tried Howard R. Loy, preSJdent ol the coun· to quit on your own. cU, a former member of the supervisory silaf! of the California SPECIAL RELEVANCE , ... State Narcotic Addict Out·patient How Is it done? Loy, who tycp,es Program. pyschology, explaill's: ·: "What the council does," he ex-"Our program employs re-edqc_a~ plained, "is complement the ,work tional technique-s. and care f u 11 Y' developed counseling pr o c e du r es From Page 1 GUNMAN ... tify him. Tucker was later identified by other means. "You'd better leave," he told new representatives after his whllpered ocmlerence wlth the officer. "Maybe come back later. No pictures," tie said. Police later did confir·m that the bandit h~d fired a single shot. It .was also estimated that the rob· ber escaped wtth about f70 from Tucker's lockbox. Meanwhile, one block away on the Holt Street parking lot, other officers '!_ere investigating the .auto found with engine running. Apparently the robber stole it nearby at Beach Boulevard and Edinger A venue, drove it to the lot, switched cars and made good ,bis escape whlle police were chasing the fellow who 'ha.d been to the dentist. The robber remains at large. ·Bid Rev iew Se t Bids for the Fountain V.aUey Improvement Authority Bonds Will be reviewed by councilmen Monday at 5 p.m. at city hall. which we know after long researc,h have speeial relevanCe to the c1usu·of smoking and the dlificulties comm®f;.r associated with the effort to CJ.!:lit permanently. "Specially trained psychologists help you to do easily whDt.you could no(. do on your own," he adds. . 1.1- \Vhether you understand all that;pr not, doesn't matter. You could c'.le less .abotit a cigarette anymore. '~fl;: · .. ~ ""-="'~· .... , Marine. Exhibit ~ At Irvine Rane@: -Today, Sunday · A Marine · exhibit, "Missiles !lµ)d Medals" which encompasses both bis ... toric and modern-day dlsplaya wiJ,l be presented today and Sunday at the Irvine Ranch information Center. The M3rlne Corps Air Reshve Training· detachment at Pasadena will provide the HAWK surface·to.. air missile, which wlU be viewed outside the Information Center. In- side will be a medals collection fur- nished by the l\-1arine Corps Recr.uit.- ment Station at Santa Ana. W~.1tP" onry and period uniforms wiU :--be furnished by El Toro Corps Air .St~­ tion. ., Fire Season Underway In Orange.County Area ... The ''No Smoking" signs are up and the !ire season under way in Orange County wUdlands, State Forest Ranger and County Fire Warden Elmer F. Osterman, today reminded residents. Signs have been posted along roads in the wlldland to warn citizens of the regulations 'o'A\Jch are in effect until the end Of the fire season, Osterman said. He said California Division of Forestry stations have bee.a. opened and will be manned until the con- clusion of the fire season. "I urge users of the wlldlanda to ex- ercise special care 10 that tut year's disastrous Paseo Grande !ire will not be repeated," Ostrman 1ald. "In ttha~ blaze 66 homes were destroyed anG 48,693 acres O{ land blackened." . Throughout S o u th e r n Callfor~ brush-c<>vered areas are reachiDJ the flashpoint, fire oUlclals said. : . Loa Angeles County Fire Chief KOlth E. Klinger said almost 2,500 ac~1 .~t watershed lands in his county be.vi! bumed already tnis year and ''.~e worst is yet to come." There have already been more ttiaa 4,8(X) separate grass and brush fire;; reported to the city and county flr'J departmenta in Los Angeles 11ooe the. first of the year. · l'AIR WARNING -Fire PrevenUon Officer Mike Walab 1bow1 some ol the kinds of signs that have been posted in the wtldland areas of Orange County to warn the fire season has begun, '• ' I t t \ s t • I\ f, p . 6 p s ' s h 21 2: • 21 l Jl I • . . . .. • • • , Weekend - 1DAILY PILOT -Your Hometo"'ll ... EDITION Dally Paper '10L 6f, NO. '150, 3 SECTIONS, :i6 PASES . SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 TEN CENTS North Korea Oaiins U.S. Vessel Sunk LONDON (UPI) -Nortb. Korea claimed its forces sank a spy ship and all its crewmen oU its shores today. A North Korean broadcast indicated the ship was American, Pyongyang Radio, voice of the Com- munist nation's capital, said, "Amer- ican imperialists" had been respon· 1ible for the "new provocation." The broadcast was monitored and QUotecf by the Brftisb-BrDadcaSting Corp. (BBC) which listens to foreign newscasts. • .In Washington, a spokesman for tlie U.S. State Department said, "\Ve b!ard some rumor but there doesn't 19em to be anything to it." The spokes- ~ did not elaborate. ··The broadcast said: That the ship was sunk with its entire crew . .... '..'Naval patJ:ol vessels of our po- relln Peoples Army (KPA) sank an enqny spy boat which intruded into tli~ vicinity of Pukpo Harbor," the nidio said. .·!~U.S. imperialist troops commit #4ined provocative acts on land 4ifa, sea and in the air and have again perpetrated a burglarous provocative act. by infiltrating a spy ship into the vftjnity of Pukpo Harbor at around 0100 hours today, with its mother spy o1hiP anchored in the vicinity of Yomp- tOJJg Island in the western sea. .,,·S'Naval patrol vessels of our KPA pl'omptly responded and sank the in- truding spy ship together with its entire crew." 'J:l,he name of the alleged spy ship wlis not given, nor was the name ot tile mother vessel. "It would appear that this initial r~rt is· erroneous," a Pentagon spoke61tlan said. He emphasized that this comment was based on a hurried check of the sltUat.ion. Asked il this meant the sinking in· volved a ship of some other nation, the spokesman sajd, "There are a lot of possibilities on this. All we can say at the moment is that it appears this report is incorrect." Salacia Holding Three Mile Edge In Tal1iti Race By ALl\10N LOCKABEY 01 ,,.,. 0.11, J'llfl 51111 Northeast trade winds 16 to 18 knots per llour pushed the six lead yachts in the Los Angeles to Tahiti race near the 1,000-mile mark today. Tom Corkett's Salacia and 1-Ienry Wheeler's Ar.anji shared the lead with Salaci& holding a three-mile edge in total distance late Friday. Salacia reported a 163-mile gain for a total mileage of 967. Aranji's gain was 192 miles. placing lier 954 miles along the rihumb line. Moving up was Jacob \Voods' 61· root kt.tch Chiriqui with a 200 dajly run placing her 22 miles behind Salacia. . Doug Starkweather's Star Dancer lip.s logged 862 miles from the start plicing her one mile ahead of Ed Spalding's Misty. _Latitudes and Longitudes: ~Chiriqui, 21-11 north, 127-36 west; Saiacia, 2()..48 north, 128-49 west; Rap- tuf.e, 20-47 north, 127-36 west: Aranji, ~ north, 1Z7-36 west; Star Dancer, 22-34 north, 128-02 west; and Misty, 22· 20, norf.b, 127-36 west. JUST ONE MORE CIGARETTE Pope Lomoko Dig• In I , Dennis Metxg1r, TS, Just H1ngs on for J,.lfe Trail Blazers Rough Riders T-0ur Coast By TOM GORMAN 01 1111 0.11, l'lllf s11ff While they have little relation to Teddy Roosevelt's men of yesteryear. there is a new breed of ''Rough Riders" plying the Orange Coast these days. Today's rough rider is a trail rider who, while others take their pleasure on beach or boat, is back in the hlUs . roaring up and down· hot trails on a motorcycle or_in a dune buggy, He is driven to the hobby by the challenge o( steep embankments to be climbed or m'ysterious, rugged cow- paths to be explored. Nowhere on the Orange Coast is the hobby of trajling more avidly prac- ticed than in the hills behind Laguna Beach. inland of the hilltops known as Top of the World. Back in the rugged country, Laguna youths can be found on hot, dust trails franticaUy holding down the wild horses of U:ondas, Susuk.is, Yamahas or other types of rugged motorcycles built to withstand trailing. "When You're back in there, you really feel like you're on top of the world," declares motor rider Rob llackbarth. "I feel free." Yet, while the riders are taming the hills with bellowing machines. there have been dissident voices of some Top of the \Vorld residents who don't particularly care for the traffic in motorcycles around their Laguna hill homes. Their complaints. however, have brought a petition of support for the teen-aged riders from about 50 other homeowners and parents. Despjte the controversy whlch sur· rounds them, the young motor riders are still having a great time. Once they are struck by the trailing bl.ig, it's hard to stop. Typical comments range from "I'll stay up there until something breaks,'' or "When I get tired," or "When I run out of gas," or "When I get hwigry." The average day up in the hills will laSit anywhere from two to five hours. Aggressive, but at the same time cautious, describes the attitude or the riders. They respect each other, their machines, and the hills. Yet, they aren't afraid of withholding any am· bitions of tackling a ne\\o hill or chaUenging a newly discovered trail. Is it dangerous? "If you know the road, it's not dangerous." Others say, "Dangerous? Not if you're sensible :" "Helps you for driving on the streets:" "Most 0( the guys know what they're doing;" and "It's saler (See ORANGE COAST, ·page%) Gunman Escapes • E~udes Police After Holdup Huntington Beach poUce chased both ways on Beach Boulevard late Friday in a scene reminiscent of the Ke}stone Kops after a lone stickup artist robbed Beneficial Finance Company and escaped. The nervous bandi.t hit the money bowe about 2:~ p.m., brandished. a pirs.tol and demanded money. When _manager James Tucker was too slow in unlatching tbe Jock.....-box, the desi}erado fired one shot into the counter. Tucker notified police. Patrol units first roared north from the company address tt 16121 Beactt Boulevard and pulled over a suspected ·•getaway car." This turned out tu be a fellow who had just left from a dentist's ap- poi.OOnent. Cities League Sets Special Meet Monday Assemblyman John V. Briggs' b.ill which would put the fate of the Orange County Harbor District on -t h e November ballot will be the subject of a County League of Cities special meeting Monday. League President Dean Shull Jr. called the 6:30 p.m. sessiOD for Friedemann Hall in Orange to "learn the cities' position on the Briggs bill." · Brl&ll; (Jl.i'llllerton), '"""'>lied bi• bill tO put fie dissolution of the con- troversial district before the people alt.-.Ill• BClal'\I tf Sui-um M-• to t last Wednesday to retain the district as a separate taxing agency. The ~semblyman's measure is scheduled for heating before the lower house committee on Munlclpe.J. and County Governments Wednesday. The board will be represented and Sh.ull indicated the league would send representatives to explain the _ org.uz.tioo's position. , The league's position has been that the district should be replaced by a regular county Department o f Harbors, Beaches and Parks. Shull wB.s appointed to the Harbor District Commission \Vednesday hut later said he thought the board had made a wrong decisloo in voting to re· tain the district. Supervison, after backing the district, voted to itlstruct Harbor District Director KennE>th Sampson to meet with Newport Beach authorities to work out problems. Mesan Succumbs After Accident A Costa Mesa man died Friday of injuries received in a bicycle-auto collision in Huntington Beach Thurs· day. Police said Daniel Twigg, 23, of 114 E. 23rd St., died of severe head injuMes. ~le was riding his bicycle south on Main Street near Utica Street when he crashed into a car drlven by James R. Johnson, 16, of 9949 Corn- wall Drive, Huntington Beach. John· son was not cited, officers said. Police units then roared back southerly on Beach Boulevard. In a parking lot near Beach at Holt Street. they found -a parked auto with its engine still running. At one point, there were more than half a dozen Huntington Beach police cm searching for the robber. Other policemen on foot made a fruitless search of the Holt street area. - "\Vho's in charge of this in· vestigation," a repOrter asked one of- ficer on the scene. "Nobody," he replied, <md then refused to give his name. Meanwhile, back at the loan office, Manager Tu c k e r was most cooperative in explaining to reporters how this young man in his mid-twen· Another Setback ties had walked into Beneficial, drawn his guh and demanded, "Give me the money." "A lot or customers come in and say they want money," Tucker acknowledged. "But they don't s&y it the way he d1d. "I wasn't going to argue with him, so I started to open the cash box." Tucker said when he fumbled a bit with the box, the robber fired the sin gle shot into the counter, . At that point in his explanation, Tucker was drawn aside into a whispered conversation with a n unidentified policeman. After that, Tucker returned and refused to identily himseU to reporters. Police also refused to iden- (See GUNlllAN, Page 2) Huntington's 'Gift Girl' Hit by Paralyzing Stroke By PAMELA POWELL 01 !ht 0111, Pllfl SllN Huntington Beach's little "gi(t girl" has stlffered another setback -a stroke which has left her almost totally paralyzed. and unsble to speak. Three~year-old Laura Carney, who underwent a 12-hour closed heart surgery session l&a month to correct a. de.forme4 ·~· and all~· ber to breathe mOri lloq\al}y, may :De»er have ,file chance for the open heart our . ....,. ta !1Po!<>t1 ilove' .,, IOlg .Waited. ' • • But her f-amlly needs a hospital bed Jn whlch she can rest at home during the long convalescent period which will be the deciding factor in whether or not 1he a:etJ to go back for more surgery. The JitUe Ort· was named "Heart Ftmd M~morlal Gift Girl" by the Orange County Heart Association to serve aa their "queen !or a ·day" on Memorial Day. Now she may never be able to walk or speak again, a therapist told Mrs. James Carney, her mother. · "But r told tier never to give up hope ." the child's grandmother told the mother. Mrs. Alma Carney, the grandmother, has been taking care or the Carneys' other daughters while the parents have stayed with Laura in San Bernardino. Laura will come today to be with the rest of the family at the Delaware Studio Apartments ln Huntington Beach. Both parents have been away from their jobs since the operation - he as a painter and she in a restaurant. They can't afford to buy <Ir rent what what they need most -a haspital bed. for Laura whic:il. could be r-aiaed, and lowered. · CohtrlbutJon of a bed for the tiny "queen" can be made by conflctJng the Orange County Heart Association and by specUying it is a gift in honor of Laura. Santa Ana Youth Killed by Train MIRA LOMA (UPI) -Mitchell Bret Long 16, of 17112 Keegan Way, Santa Ana , was killed Friday when a Union Paciric train demoli shed his car. Auth orities said young Long appar· cntly failed to heed the warning sig- nal at the Etiwanda Avenue cr~lng or di'd not see the passenger tram ap- proaching. The train caught the rear of his ear and spun the vehicle around. Police Arrest I I-year-old As Mesa Arson Suspect An ll·year·old boy was arrested by Costa Mesa police Friday who said the youth admitted settl"ng a fire which did $6,000 damage to an apartment Thursday night. The boy, who officers said adm1tted setting several other fires, was taken to Orange County Juvenile Hall. The fire the boy admitted setting destroyed beds and furniture in the apartment of Douglas Diller, 783 Sha Ii· mar Drive. He used matches to ig- n i t e mattresses and davenports throughout the apartment. Police did not connect the boy with the Island Yacht Co. blaze Thursday night which did $31,000 damage to a storage building. Woman Killed, Youth Critical Duo Holds Gourmet Duel In Two Accidents A 70-year-old Illinois woman was killed Friday night in a two-car crasb in Santa An-a and the driver of one of the cars was booked on suspicion of felony drunk driving and man- ala.ugbter, Contestants Consume Crawling Crawfish Dy BRUCE BENSON Ot HM 0.llY l'llM Sttfl Good, healthy burps were giving some retie( today to two men who cbadenged. each other in a contest or nerve, .appetite and co.st i To n ~-The duel toot place Friday at Blackie'• Bar In West Newport. Th weapons were an assortment of dAgUsting looking Hve crawfuh, raw 11 ver, and uncooked eggs. The contestants 1 dent If I e d themselves as Pepe Lcmoko, the C-an· tinental Fox, 28, a Newpori Beach con· no4MouJ' ol llM loo&!, and Don . McFadden, 29, a Costa Me• a businessman. The clash over which man could dip deepest Into tile feast l!l<ead before them was a result of a dU;agreement betw""'1 the two only the night be!ore f in another Newport Beach bar. "I'll bet you can't eat a dollar bill," one said to the other. "I'll bet I can," was the reply. The dollar was consumed, and the gauntlet flung down. \Vitnesses ate foggy over who ate what, but It appeared the n.,t bet centered on whether one of the con- testenll could eat an ashtray filled with butb and ashes. Gulp, and Jt too had d"-ar.d Into a stomach. Friday's meet at Blacltle11 was to settle tbe matter pemianently of wbo carried Iba strongeot 1tomadJ. "How do YOlt feel, Pepe7" aald one of Lomoko'1 e:upporten M he entered tbe dark-blr oharllv befcn 2 p.m. 1'1 feel like a dOfiM;t ~'replied, lihaklly. I As word opreod a oog the beechlront of the •l!npcudlni cllllh, ""' bo.rroom ... began filling steadily with fight fans . ·;I think S<Xmeone had better call an ambulance before ttiey start,'' sug- gested a voice from the expectant crowd. "After all, trafilc'1 pretty heavy and ••• " 1'1en1 McFadden rolled through the door, bringlJli a -., of devoled lam with him. "Would ·either ot. you gentJeuien care for tobarco-Muce?" al~thl­ b_,_ • be *""' oat tbree pla!Als, ..., lot crawdodr, the next for liver, and ll>e -for raw eflp. McFlddeo --Ille ploteo. He poked at a wriglJI.'. crawdod, tben •lipped .. ea 1a1o blo moutb and 1>ec111 m!IDCIW!l. Munnun ol Owe· ood -•nt ran ~the.. . I'" OOURMET, Pap I) , Police said Margaret A. Meszaros, of Uncoln Park, Ill., was dead on ar• rival at Santa Ana Community fios· pltal of head and internal injuries. She had been visiting ftlends in TuaUn, Held In the prlaon ward of Orange o.mty Medlcol Center u Elva E. --about 35, of Santa Ana, Six oaiar pertom wue Injured In the crath It the iDtenectton <If Orange i;tr~ on<LEdlnier Ave11ue, omceu reported. A new~ boy wu HPQrted near deotb at Sutl Ano Commun!IJ lloc· o!tal of lo,torles lncumd lo Orange hldaJ ol,irt. Pollet said Kent T. Brokaw, 10, of Santa All., -deliver!., -· pon oa Hugtia SlrMt when he raal -thO oiJ'tOl from beblnd I park· ed <It. He w11 -b)o a IJO•alnC vellldo .. ' J DAILY Pilaf Firecracker Blast Kills Kansas Girl PITTSBURG, Kan . (UPI) -Eight gross of M-80 firecrackers exploded ln a late mod.el pickup late Friday night killing a IS.year-old Plttaburg girl and critically injuring her 17-year· old boyfriend. The blast. estimated by police to be the equivalent of several sticks of dynamite, killed Patty Stanford and demolished the vehicle. The boyfriend, Jamie Cutburth, was taken to a local hospital and later tr&Ill5ferred to the Kansu University Medical Center in KIDUI City, Kan, Cutburth's brother, John, told a lo. cat newsman that his brother had lighted one of the fuecrackers and was trying to throw it out tbt': window of the pickup. However, the M..ao fell back into the vehicle and ignited over ' the some 1,100 remainina: firecrackers. Persons at the scene said the truck, a 1968 El Camino, was completely unrecognizable. Police reported that parts of tlle vehicle were blown over a two-block area. "You couldn't even tell what it looked like," said an officer who handled the blast. A spokesman at the Kansas Army Ammunition Plant in nearby Parsons, said that M.00 firecrackers could not be compared to dynamite, but added "they do contain TNT and are highly --~.~xplosive ... He said thar--other types ~tlrday, Junt 22, 1 %8 EVEN DUNE BUGGIES MAKE THE SCENE WHERE IT'S MAN VS. DUST oJ' firecrackers contain black powder . .,..... FroM Page 1 Politi! said the floor paneling or the truck \\'as blown out, one door blown off and "pieces of seats were here and the.re ." Officers said power lines and a cable TV line above the blast were severed. They also report- ed gas lines lcadlng to a nearby cafe were damaged and· said windows in a one-half block area were blown out. A newsman for a local radio station said the truck was completely demol- ished. "All you could recognize was the frame and four wheels," he ·d. From Page 1 GOURMET ... ' "Did you see that?" "No, what'd he do? What'd he do?" The contest was on, each man refreshing himself with beer between rounds. , Thirty mlnutes later, the hurrahs o( the crowd had dampened to an oc· casi.onal whisper as grimaces overtook riot only P epe and McFadden but the audience as well. Two men seated on bar stools in the front row were seen leaving ·rattier quiCkly to rest in ~ rear of the bu11<11ng. r The linal !Ally diselosed"Mtf;~den clearly ahead on eggs, b'ut Pepe h,~. ing in cstrong on ju-st about everytbM:g else. The score: Crawd1d1 -Don 6; Pepe 6. Raw Liver -Don 7; Pepe 5. Eggs -Don 5: Pepe 3. Filter Cigarette TJp1 -Don 1: Pepe, L "You should try Tareyton.' suggest- ed a fan. "They're activated." Laguna Jade Suspect Must Stand Trial Gary Celli, defend'ant In the $300,00 1 Laguna Beach jade burglary, has beer. found to be able to aid in his own defense and will appear in Superior Court Monday for setting a trial date. Celli had been sent to Atascadero State Hospital last June 3 when Judge William Speirs ruled that he was not capable of ~iding in his defense. Psychiatrists there returned him to court and Judge Robert Gardner ruled Friday that he must stand trial. Celli was arrested last Nove mbe r and charged Y.'ilh I.he April 23, 1967 burglary o! more than 50 pieces of valuable jade from the home of art ap~ praiser James J . Brennan, 935 Gaviota Drive, Laguna Beach. DAILY PILOT ............. c....w- Hwflti.... ..... Lmp.t .._. w.. I ,.. k1at9lli Y•l'-Y CAUPOINIA Rol>•rt N. W1•d ,.ubUi.htr Th•••• K11Tll .... Tho111•1 A. Murphlne Mll""'111 l!lllfer J1clr: R. C11rr.., ''"' Nl11•11 ..,.._. Mil,..._. Adwrtitlnt Dlrtder otnc11 C:.11 MIMI D Wll1 Ill' Slrtlt ~ Ind\! Ult w. lllllol 111/lt'l"lti' Ul•lll It .~· m .. ,,...., A~tftlll H\11111,,tton '-111 -Jlh 11"-t ' ORANGE COAST ROUGH RIDERS BLAZE TRAILS than riding a bicycle downtown." One rider gave w,llat might be called the ultimate key to success : "Watch out for the cars. They're bigger than you." \Vhilc none of the riders recall a fellow teen being in a serious accident, one rough rider recalls the tin1e when an adult. "rounded a corner and did a beautiful swan dive into a cactus." It happens to the best of them. The Laguna hills area is inlested with trails which the kids pretty much stick to. There are the daring ones, though, who prefer to be their own trail blazers. Besides the trails, there is one particular hillside that proves to be especially interesting. ''People like to take a chance," one rider explained. The area features four different "walls" each of a diUerent angle or steepness. "Number four" is the big one, and few ·claim to have scaled up the treacheroua embankment. It i s estimated to be at an angle o! about 75 degrees. The other three are less steep, falling down to a "conservative" 45 de.gr e e em- bankment. Jt should be noted that although the hiUs arc inhabited by bike riders, there are three teens in Laguna who bring up their dune buggies regularly. One of their many antics is to play "follow the leader." "If one goes up a hill, the others ti:y to follow him," one buggy owner explained. They also challenge the "Walls," with success. While the rough. riders are content to ride without any outside in· terfettnce, there bas beeq discussion conc.erning motorcycling in the hills, pro and cori. Laguna Beach Councilman Roy llolm, who is a Top of the World resi- dent, has received noise complaints. He believes the riders should make more effort to be quiet in residential zones and limit hard riding to far reaches of the hill areas, away from homes. Laguna Police Chief Harry La.brow NEW JOB FOR 'JINGLES' -Andy Devine of Newport Beach is all smiles as he receives hJs shiny badge from pert Marion Knott Ander- son making him marshal of Ghost Town during th~ summer season at Knott's Berry Fam. New Ghost Town Knott' s Takes Ort N e·w Look Visitors to Ghost Town at Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park maybe · didn't know It, but they have been traveling in a Time Machine invented by Great Uncle Thaddeus Knott In 1871. At least that's the way they tell It In the Knott famlly. And this summer, Uncle Thaddeus Is really going to "turn on" at the "new" Ghost :rown that vdll almost literally take ~isltors back in Urne, according to Uncle Thaddeus' grand-ne phew. Walter Knott, founder of the farm and Us Ghost Town. In this summer's "new" Ghost Town sounds of the rollicking West wUJ. echo through the town with the use ot a new stereo-rama tape system, slmllar to that used in Knott's Independence Hall presentltioo. Costumed '49ers will enact famJUar scenes from the past along the Ghost Town strffts. such as when the maU order bride comes to town, or when th6 train robber attempts his ge taway acroaa the top of the train as It rounds the bend. Calamity Jane, Spanhh Don.a:, bearded prospectors and many t 0U1c r characters from days one by will mingle with the guests. Andy "Jingles" Devine will be town n1arshal for the summer. Somet.ilnes. however, the Time Machine goes out of wh ack and before repairs can be nlade to Great Uncle Thaddeus' wonderrul machine. visitors n1ay see whole se€nes disappear, leav· inf! only the sound. The jumble may leave the clop of a team of horses drawing a wagon, ringing hollowly down the streets. Down in Boot Hill Cemetery the eerie murmurs or a bean beat trom the old forgotten graves may be heard. Unearthly walls of music might waft from an old abandoned hearse, along with other ghostly noises throughout the town. And tht whole thing I~ part of a new package at the farm which Includes free admission to parking, restaurant and shopping areas and a charge or $1 for each adult and 2$ cents fDr each child. The farm will operate from 10 t:i.m. te-11 p.'m. Monday through Satur· day and trom 10 a .m. to 10 p.m. on Sundays. ' said there is no problem with the bill riders so long as they keep unlicensed machines and riders oil public streets. A sthe result of some citizen com· plaints, however, 50 citizens have peti· tioned city hall in support of the trail riders. One of the signers is we.U- known song writer Vic Schoen. "Motorcycles are less noisy than jets and helicopters going overhead every day,' the petition declares. As tor the youthlul riders, the peti· tion suggests, "Riding motorcycles is doing no harm to anyone, not. destroy· ing property or causing trouble. It's clean and educiatiooal. The boys learn to repair and rebuild their bikes, which all of us agree is so much better than going downtown to watch the hip.- pies and getting involved in trouble." So, despite a measure of con- troversy, the teen-aged rough riders are still answering the lure of the trail; blazing off to get their kicks fighting dust, heat, e x h a u s t i o n , hunger, Oat tires and burned exhaust valves. And they're enjoying every minute Of lL 23,00<1.Acr~~ . "" . . . .. Laid to Waste In Brush Fire LOS ANGELES (AP) -Brush fires driven by winds gusting up to 35 miles an hour laid waste 23,000 acres of rugged California terrain, critically injuring five fire fighters. Dam age estimates for the fires still out of con trol at midnight, were more than 18.000 acres in the Gorman area, more than 3,000 acres in Spunky Can- yon and more than 1,200 acres in Northern California. The five firemen, all injured in the Gorman blaze, were trapped by a shift in the wind, and were taken to the Los Angeles County.University of Southern California Medical Center. The hospital said Capt. Phillip Good- ell, 45, of Lake Hughes was treated for second and third degree burns over 32 percent <>f his body. The 0U1er four were treated for smoke inhalation. They were identified as Capt. Alvin L. Moore, 35, Hacienda Heights: fire- man Gary D. !-!eyer, 23, Lancaster; Engin~r Donald Perkins, 34, Palm- dale. and fireman· William J . Henley, 26. Saugus. The Gorman and Spunky Canyon blazes erupted about 20 miles apart in northwestern Los Angeles County Friday afternoon. The third major blaze broke out the previous day on the Hunter-Liggett MiL!tary Reser- vation about 17 miles south west of King City. As the Gorman blaze, some 40 miles north of San Fernando, continued to spread, county fire officials asked for 500 U.S. Forest Service person- nel to aid the 170 county smoke eat· ers struggling to contain the inferno. Several ranches in the sparsely populated area were threatened, but county spokesmen said no damage reports had been received. Mi ss California Crowning Slated SANTA CRUZ 'UPI) -A shapely blonde and a dancing college student won the second preliminaries in the Miss California Paceant Friday night. Winner of the bathing suit contest was Nancy J ohmon, 18, of Esparto, Who measures 39-26-37. The 130--pound blonde wore a red bJtbing suit Tanya DeMls, 20, Berkeley, won the talent dJvlsion with an African ballet. She Is a student at MerrJt Junior CoUegc in Oakland. Miss C411.fornla will be chosen to- nigtt and will go on to the Miss Ameri· ca contest. -- Eillhryo Progrant Cure for Snlokers By JACK BROBACK Let's asswne you are one of the millions who would like to stop smok- ing but just don't have the guts to go through with it. Along comes th.ls outfit calling itsel! the American Council on Smoking and Health and says they can show you how to quit quickly and permanently wit.bout hypnOsis, pills, drugs , paciflerS, machines or mystery boxes -and without wW power. Baloney, you .say, with emphasis. What a fine racket these fellows bave developed. You pay them to ll:o to you what you can't do yourself It can't wort, you're certain. I bad all the same tholights and entered the course at tile council's neW Smoking Withdrawal Center in the Central Tower ol the Uni.on Bank Center in Orange. QUESTIONS SIMPLE A good-looking young lady greets you and asks you to fill out an ap· plication Corm. The questions are simple and seemingly meaningless. You have been told that you would quit smoking after a short course of seven sessions in three weeks. ....-I · ilrst met young, sandy-haired Howard R. Loy, president of the coun · cit, a former member of the supervisory staff oC the California State Narcotic .Addict 'Out-patient Program. "What the council does," he ex- plained, "js comj>lement the work From Page 1 GUNMAN ... tify hlm. Tucker was later identified by other means. "You'd better leave," he told new representatives after his whispered conference with the officer. "Maybe come back later. No pictures," he said. Police later did confirm that the bandit had fired a single shot. It was also estimated that the rob- ber escaped with about $70 from Tucker's lockbox. Meanwhile, one block aw&y on the Holt Street parking lot, other officers were investigating the auto found wiU1 engine running. Apparently the robber stole it nearby at Beach ~oulevard and Edinger A venue, drove it to the lot, swi tched cars and made good his escape wh.ile police were chasing the fell<>w who had been to the dentist. The robber remains at large. Bid Review Set Bids for the Foun tain VaU ey Improvement Authority Bonds will be reviewed by councilmen Monday at 5 p.m. at city hall • d0ne by the various health agencie11n alerting "the public to the hazardl Qf smoking and takes up where ! leave off by showing smokers h t qi!it, a need never met by the publl private sector." NONE WORKED You agree that the idea is worth~ but doubt that it will work. After ill~ you've tried those pills, cigars, a pJ~ and none of them worked. You're s111t smoking a couple of packs a day and coughing regularly. Loy explains: "We don't preach, ft teach people how to quit smoking, 'I"oe key to our success is that the smok'er is able to stop smoking through his ow n eUorts. He quits because be 'nO longer has that overriding need ·or wish to continue smoking." - Sounds good, but you doubt 1hat it will work with you. So you start taking the course. After two sessions, they tell you you are going to quit smoking the next night. "Have your last cigarette when you go to bed," the instructor says quietly. You say to yourself, "ha ha." But to your own surprise, it hap- pens. You have learned to experierice the rewards of giving up smoking rather Ult.on the _horrors of withdrawal. so present previou-sly \~hen you tried to quit on your own. , .. , SPECIAL RELEVANCE , " How is it done? Loy, who teaches pyschology, explains: , · "Our program employs re..edUCjl· lional techniques and care l u J't Y developed counseling p r o c e d u r e s which we know after long research have special relevance to the causet~ smoking and the difficulties commodl; associated with the eUort to qq;:t permanently. . ... ''Specially trained psychologists befp you to do easily whnt you could not do on your own," he adds. Whether you understand all tha~ or not, doesn't matter. You could Cfre less about a cigarette anymoce. ~-• ~ .. M · E h'h' "" · arme :LI it ji ~ At Irvine Ranc]i Today, Sunday A Marine exhibit, ''Missiles and Medals" which encompasses both his· toric and modern-day displays wi:U be presented today and Sunday at the lrvine Ranch Information Center. The Marine Corps Air Res~ Training detachment at Pasadeha v.'iil provide the llA WK surface-to~ air missile, which will be vieWed outside the lnfarmation Center. 'In· side will be a 1nedals collection fur· nished by the Ivtarine Corps Recnsit~ ment Station at Santa Ana. Wea!> onry and period uni!orms will ' •be !urnished by El Toro Corps Afr Sta· lion. Fire Season Underway In Orange County Area The "No Smoking" signs are up and the fire season under way in Orange County wildlands, State Forest Ranger and County Fire Warden Elmer F. Osterman, today reminded residents. Signs have been posted along roads in the wildland to wam citizens of the regulations which are In effect until the end of the fire season, Osterman said. lie said California Di vision of Forestry stations have been opened and will be manned until the con- clusion of the fire season. "I urge users of the wildlands to ex- ercise special care so that last year's disastrous Pasco Grande fire will not be repeated," Ostrman said. "In that blaze 66 homes were d"estroyed a.ild 48,693 acres Of land blackened." · · · Throughout S o u th e r n Califollll& brush-covered areas are reaching ,the flashpoint, fire olliclal.s said. . Los Angeles County Fire Chief Keith E. Klinger said almost 2,500 acre$.,01 watershed lands in his county hav~ burned already th.is year and "~e worst is yet to come." ~: There have already been more tlian 4,800 separate grass and brush fires reported. to the city and county fire departments in Los Angeles slnce the first of the year. FAIR WARNING -Fire Prevention Officer Mike Walsh shows some of the kinds of signs that have been posted in the wild.land areas of Orange County lo warn the fire season bas begun. • I I m iii H th -., di ., p< lb M '. ' wi fO! !n qu !01 W! Yt fie of M; tho fe1 ed no del Sit Jer: Cle we on ' \Vi) CUI Co1 she fro pi• jur out • 'J! llJ'll m:i t'~f:l I . - ~ ll l•tt A esta COii OVe Al havo brtn lllil< :t1 th .. °' rapt el:J com bO~t ·~ Slt11rday, June 22, 1%8 DAILY PILOT 3 Sale of 'Weapons Goes Up i ·u. County: .;J~ats as well as humans are moving to the suburbs for a better lil,&; according to a top U.S. Public He:D}th Service ~xecutive. Most of the., nation's estimated 90 million rats use sewer~ as subways and ·ar~ growing fat on a nutritious diiL pumped into their subterran- eao, condo1niniums by garbage dis- p06als. Or. J ames M. Clinton made lb~ comments before a St. Louis, MQ. rat control seminar . • ~ '.' u;A'-l-fr_e_d-~=:ent to •co~ ~ 'fn· Clacto11, E11gland this week to face charges of iUegal camp- : ing, but found himself a law· man ins tead of a lawbreaker before he k uew it. He so11ieho10 got into the wro1lg line a11d ioas I '.•sworn hi as a special constable. Whlle many legislators In Washington are pleading for tighter , gun control !awl!, weapon sales in Orange County have gone up slightly, a spot survey indicated today. 1'he DAILY PLLOT conducted a county.wide check of gun shops, in which shop operators were asked to compare gun sales after t be assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy to sales before his death. In one report, a gun shop in Buena Park had started a petition asking legislators not to become emotional in their debates for tighter control of . guns, None of the questioned shops ad· mitted a decrease in gun sales, and most said that their sales have been steady, both be lore and after ·the assassination. A rew shop.s reported a slight increese. The Trail Design in Anaheim, wblch had stopped pistol sales several months ago, reported they've had an increase 1n requests. Meanwhile, however, Zodys Dis- count Departmtnt Stores ha11 discon- tinued the sale of all firearms and am- munition, effective immediately, ac- cording to Lee Freedman, senior vice president and general manager. The Southern Cell!ornia chain, which operates 10 stores ill Orange and l..os Angeles Counties, will take close to a $1 million dollar toss in sales annually. "We strongly believe ln the stand Ulat there are too many guns in circulation ln the United States in the hands of ln<ompetenll and U guns were not readily available -there would be less deaths caused by fireanns Vibether acddental or deliberate," Freedman said. The Santa Ana Gunroom reparted that aales in ammunition and gun components have been "high." Two shops immtdiatelY answered, "No c~ment" when queried as to gun sales, Grant's Surplus in Costa Mesa Md Greer's Sporting Goods in Westminster. Most gun customers are ·against legislation of guns. \Vhile some aren't against a law requ.iri:.g registration, customers agree almost unanimously that there shouldn't be a gun ban. A salesman at the Gun Haven in How Others See ·u.s. AFS Students Give Views on Dating~ Jobs By THOMAS FORTUNE Of 1111 OallJ 1'1111 SllH The good night kiss. The worry about identity. Going steady. The job-holding student. • surprising about teenagers in the United States. .... are going," David Guest, of England, observed. "'~i;"?F .. ~.~·~~!'T!'.%·~·-.l:•~tr:""~r~~~~, These are-things-that fOUJ'-Costa Mesa exchange students f o u n d "The difference in dating is we don't have the kiSi.$ goodnight. That is something I learned her&.," confided Hora.cio Diana, of N"gentina. 1'There teems -to be a big hangup· here over who you are and where you "Even going ste2dy, we still dance with other people," Mieke Van Hecken _said [( t:eenagers in Belgium. She was surprised at th e possessiveness associated with dating in the U.S. ?dotorist Gerald Hill, of Newark, England, didn't fare so \vell at his O\vn court appearance. He was fined $12 for reaching out of his vehicle and twis ting Postan A. ~ggie's nose during an argument o·ver who had the right-of-way. • • • Lisa Rapp, 8, daughter of Mr. and flfr s. William Rapp of Columbia, Mo., gives her pet frog lessons on how it sho'uld perform in the Second Annual 11to~ Jum-ping Contest at Roche-port, ~lo., today. • Select Grou'p Of Teachers Build Courses A select group of Newpoit·Mesa Unified School District teachers will be paid this summer to develop cur- riculums for new or changed courses. A little over $9.000, to be divided by 38 teachers, has been set aside for Utis purpose. Some $3.100 will be paid to nine teachers writing a "Family Life and Sex Education" curriculum, to be in· traduced in pilot programs at six schools in the fall. The teachers are Eli Buman, Ellen Caricof. Mary Harris, Deny s Jacobsen, Frances Menzies, Dorothy Paul, Margaret Simpson and Merle Smith, each of whom will receive $375, and Edith Dilley, ~ho will receive $l00. Other new curriculums and the writers: ·"In France you are either in school or you are a salesgirl, not both. We are more class conscious,'' remarked Anni ck Chapoy. The American Field S e r v 1 c e students v.:~re to lea~e their adopted Costa Mesa homes today to return to their own countries. Guest, who has lived with the Robert Bartholomew family, 2.8'n Drake Ave., and Miss Chapoy, who has lived with the Rev. \Varren Studers, attended Costa Mesa High School! Diana. adopted by the Richard John.sons, 1851 Rhodes Drive, and Miss Van Hecken, a daughter to the Charles Lees. 2861 Clubhouse Road, were students at Estanc;ia High School. All four are 18 years old . The three European students found American dating customs strangely ronnal. "You goof around with girls at school. But when you go out on a date the girl won't speak to you if you don't open the car door for her," Guest said. "In Belgium we go out in groups: not one boy with one girl," said Miss Van Hecken. "I like it more casual." ''The boy has to meet the girl's parents and all that jazz,'' agreed Miss Ch.apoy. Anaheim said that U suppliers were told to st~ the manu:fact~ ol ;uns. @mployes would· merely go un. ' derground with manufacjgrf.ng. Just in case a law will pass bann.lng guns, one salesman report.11 that people are buying guns with the comment, "I'd better buy it before l can't. '1 Knott's Berry Farm's Gho8t Town's says the petition isn't against legisJa.1 lion as such, but it requests the government not to be swayed by emo- tion. The petition is enUUed , "For loe:ic in gun legislation." · Slnce last Wednesday ni.ght at 8 p.m. between 150 and 200 have placed their tignatures on the 1request. It is not being sponsored by Knott's Berry Farm. ENGLISH STUDENT Da°vld Guest Fowler Gunroom in Orange ls con· cerned that the legislators are becom· , ing "hysterical." and that 11tbe guys , are getting carried away." Gun •1aven officials believe that a complete ban of guns is impossible. The soluUon, according to the dealer. is stricter punishment of crimes that deal with guns. "Jf a person is goJng to receive a 10 year sentence !or a first time offense in a crime using a gun , he's going to think twice before carrying a gun.'' He commented that California hat the best laws in the country, and that It would be unreasonable to change them. As he put lt, •·Prohibition didn't stop drinking." FROM Horacio Diana . A New York City man caught with $72,000 worth of LSD, enough for.12,000 hallucinogenic trips, is a free man today after a judge ac- quitted him ol possessing the drug for ' sale. John Staley, 23, said he \Vas· taking the LSD from Ne\v York to deliver it to an unidenti- fied man in Toronto. Possession of ·the drug is legal in Canada and :tl1 agistrate John L. Roberts said there is no evidence Staley was of- fering it for sale. Harbor High advanced English placement -Donald Ulander, $900. She.~ to having 1ome anti· ... • - Chicago's J. J. Shaffer, who found a five.foot long boa con· strictor of undetermined origin, says seven persons have so fa r claimed its ownersliip. I.I.-'- Due to circumstances uncover- ed Dy investigators, there \\1i\l be no Pomp and Circumstance for 13 delihquent boys being trained in Stockton to \.\'Ork with other prob- lem youths. Official s at the O.H. Clo'se School for Boys said all 13 were involved in marijuana traffic oo'.,' campus. Incidentally. there \vill not only be no Pomp and Cir- cumstance -but no graduation .. "' • ~ Pilot J o h n S. Fellows, 28, of Compton, must have J;;ieeg a bit shaky Thursday after debarking from the wreckage of hi s private plane at El ~1onte. He was unin- jured, until he fell "'hiJe climbing out and sprained bis ankle. ~-Income Rises ~t ..\'li{SHINGTON (UPI) -Personal ioDnme. of Americans rose by $4 billion i.n'.hf~y to a seasonally adjusted yearly l'~f;e' or $674 bjJlion. I . ·- Harbor High humanities 'and U.S. liistory -J . Fabian Giroux, $900. McNally Continuation School cur- riculum -Charles Gordon, $750. Intermediate girls physical educa- tion -six teachers, $750. Estancia High power mechanics - Don Pridham, $.500. Rea Intermediate mathematics - five teachers, $500. Kaiser Intermediate team teaching -three teachers, $375. Corona del Mar High pre.algebra - \Vesley Chadwick, $250. Corona dt!I Mar High advanced Spanish -Gordon Becktold. $2.50. Corona de! Mar High programmed writing -Robert Miller, $250. Vocal music -four teachers, $250. Intermediate general music -Earl Treichel and Del Weeks. $200. Secondary instrumental music - llarry Corea and Earl Treichel, $700. Mobile x-ray Unit Sch edules Visit To Sl1op Center Hoag Memorial Hospital and the Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association or Orange County will have a mobile unit for chest and breathing tests, 9 a.m .-5 p.m., Friday, June 28. at the Mesa Shopping Center, Costa Mesa. The association will test anyone wilhout charge over 35 for breathing after they complete a questionnaire regarding any previous or current respiratory condition. Chest X·ray charge will be $1 for anyone over 21. Tests will be made by trained technicians using a s p i r o m e t e r machine which records Jung function data. New 'Old Man' Col. Kenneth E. Huntington, 46, is new commander ol the Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Facility. Holder of the Navy Cross and other decorations, he took over from Col. Cruger L. Bright in first change of command at the former "light· er than air base" in three years. Bright, who held com· mand ol the facility for the longest reign of any of its com- manders in the past 10 years. will retire from active duty on Sunday, June 30. Col. Hunting- ton saw service in Vietnam where his heel was shot off while hC was piloting a helicop- ter in combat. • YMC A Slates S peed Reading Have you eyer thought of taking a speed reading course? Such training would enable you to have read this brief story. along with several longer ones, within a fe\V seconds. entirely absorbing their meaning. Free .demonstration lessons in ex- e·cutive speed reading are scheduled next week at the new Orange Coast YMCA facility, 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach. Times are next Tuesday and Thurs. day at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, June 29. at 10 a.m., according to YMCA of- ficials. AmeflCaD.-feeling before coming to Live here. She said she came by it naturally in France. "It );las melted now. I round 3 home. I can adjust," she said. · Diana said his stereoiyi)e of an American, shaped in Argentina, was "a very tall guy with short hair, wear· ing a suit. carrying a briefcase and very materialistic. "Like at home there is every type of people,'' he said. "For me it was a great experience. I make very good fr iends here." Guest recalled he thought of cigars, butches, chewing gum and berm.udas wh en he thought of Americans. "I was told not to have any special ideas/' said Miss Van Hecken. "But I figured they would think, , 'Our America is big and it is beautiful.' In history class that is true. But not outside." She said she found teenagers here wondering about their image abroad. "I think that ls neat," she decided. Miss Chapoy said she th.inks American teen·agers are more money- minded. "They have already a sense of property we don't have , which makes them more conservative." These are some of the thoughts tJte students expect to develop whoo asked back home to talk about their year in the ULited States. P olice Seek 'Monkey With P a int Brush' Newport Beach police today were looking for some monkey who climbed a tree next to a two·story Lido Isle house, then swung over to the first- story roof to paint a swastika and hip· pie peace symbol on the exterior wall. The lettering, in gold paint about a foOt high, w.as painted on the wall of the Grace A. Valle Riestra residence, 12.5 Via Ravenna. police said. Cost of removing the paint was placed at $10 .. Marine rs Mile Now Restaurant Row . .M&l:iners Mlle In Newport Beach is tu{flbig into Restaufant Row. .A'.1 surge or new eating estaM.ishments is rolling along Pacific CoasI Highway from the I. Arches Overpass through Corona del Mar. At least six plush new rest.aurantl have just opened or are about to, bringing the total to 23 within a four· mile stretch. tli~t's aln\ost one for e v c r y ~._nd feet of highway. <toe possible explanation for the re~ Increase of dine-oui places com-el~ Newport Harbor Chamber or ~erce Manager Jack Barnett - a bc;6ri1 in Orange County visitors. ''l'llhe chamber bas issued 40,000 pamphlets to the Anaheim Convention Center,'' Barnett reported. "The brochures include a list of Harbor Area restaurants, aad suggest to the convention-goers that they come down to· the beach for dinner." And they're doing just that, ap.. parently. As a result, the restaurant business ln Newport is really cook.Ing. RerQ.'s a list of some o( the new places : In the Orange County Dock building, the Newport Grotto Is under con- struction on the first Door of the business complea:. Its opening 11 set for sometime In Augusl "The ,restaurant will seat =<> people • . ' and will have 00 feet or windows fac· Ing the bay," a spokesman said. He said the restaurant's approa:lmate cost will be '300,000. S<alood& will be tile house specialty. Practically next door, the recently opened VIiia Nwa already has un- dergone a '5,000 expansion. Restaurateur Alan Dale has closed hl1 '9°Ula Nova on the Sunset Strip to move his famed 11capuccillos" and Italian dlshes into Newport lock, stock and barrel. The Ancient r.tariDer , in the 2500 ~lock or Coast Highway. hH jus.i.i)een comgleted at a building co1t of $53,CO>, according to a city Bulldina: Depart- ment ~idal . , The Dry Dock, adjacent to the An· clent Mariner, wJll be built at a cost of $33,rxx>, the city ofiicial said. The Captaln'1 Gig has gone ln on the north side of Coast Highway. And Reuben's Is building a two-story affair cosUng $173,000. Canto.nese foods will be the specialty. 11It will be a htgb type Cantonese restaurant. called w__._;1Jen11 on the se· cond Door/' said Reubens executive Jim Gray. ·Do• tbe Btacbcomber· restaurant, with Polynealan foods, bas requested pmnllalon to build a 121cro.1quare- loot facility In Corona de! Mar. ad- jac~nt to the Five CroWDI restaurant BELGIAN LASS Mltke V•n Hecktn FRENCH Anni ck VISITOR Chapoy Pretty Place t o Live Newport Plans Cleanup. Of Area Around Pier By BRUCE BENSON 01 !ht Dl llY l'lltl Sti ff The molQrcycle rider glittered his chrome machine down 22nd Street and dipped around the corner onto Ocean Front near Newport Pief. lie aimed for a parking spot, blipped the engine, then shot forward to the curb, shrieking the tires in a sm&rt skid that brought him up just to the sidewalk. l"lis hands rested on the high-rise handlebars in a surrender position, ex· posing a right bicep with the message, "Turn Your Loved Ones On ." He ran his fingers through a balding head of dark hair as several Uttle girls with big chests in tiny bikinis .stood watching nervously with all the lack of grace that 14-year-olds can muS'ter. The~ he WH, a real swinger come to visit his beachlront apartment friends in one of the several units front which record players .spin out arnpli· fled love messages in tunes audible even above the whine of a chrome plated motorcycle engine. ALREADY AT WORK And he was unaware th-at forces already ae at work to displace him. and his friends from West Newport Beach. The way it's going ~ happen is by making the ne ighborhood a prettier place lo live. West Newport is not yet blighted, but has been gaining the reputation of being the city's slummy end ol town. Until lately, lndlcaUons now show the area is starting to bounoo back. In the past 24 months, a tr I al· and · error im· provem<llWormula has started bnoak· Ing the blight eycte in which oDce Ullngs go bad, they get worse. The cumulaUve eUcet ot several minor improvements is now llltartlng to pay o1r, to th• point "1lcre Newport Beach City Manaiger Harvey L. llurlburt calls it ''the beginning of a major traoofonnatioo." Both the city and <:ertai.n key shopkeepers of the West Newport Improvement A ss ociation are responsible for the reversal. SNAZZV UP AREA Items of the past 24 months to help snazzy up the neighborhood include : -An attractive lifeguard head. quarters at the foot of the pier. -Trees and shrubs at the pier. -A new parking lot, curb and sidewalks worth "25,000. -Greater interest in promoting the dory fishing fleet as a natural draw !or visitors. One event the city likes to point to as a turning point is occurring nowadays at the cornet" of Ocean Front and 21st Place. Workers are converting an old building into a $100,000 San Francls~atmospherc restaurant. Arter 37.year>()ld Rick Lawrence put up the money ror the dining spot, a hall dozen municipal officials toured the neigbbortlood to see what the)' could do to help spur a good thing aJong. GROWS LONGER So the list of improvements grew still longer. Among ideas now either under way or about to start are: -The transformation oi 21st Plaee from a seldom~ narrcrw streetj.nto a pedestrian mall with a wharf.type decor. -SWl more improvements for the dory rJ.!llermen flwt, including • tall, well detlgned nistic .iirn ad-g their presence. , ~tod paint teh•-for publfc restrooms, trash cans, and other municipal street fW"'lliturt. An expondod .tree planting program, with unilerground sprinkler l)'1teDI already lootalled !or each tree well. , .. I • ' .. 4 OAILY PILOT S•tuf'd.ty, Junt 22, 1968 Pulpit and -~e~v· -. ' '1'1\e '1 p.m. service-'this the St •. Jobn the Dlvtae coln, Neb., June 24-27. Priest Who ~iloted lnqian· Fe~ows~p Earm Reform Told to Lea1)e Finds Place Sunday •t the Flrot B•pllll . Epio<Opal Church, 2 O < 3 ·on Wednesday, a family Cburcb, 301 Magnolia ~t:, Orai:ige 1A~e., Cotta Meta. fellow•hip diooer WW--be Coota Men, will fe ature a . C~Uich acliool meets at 9:30 held , at 'lb<' il!0<P!14liey talk by MW; ,B,ett,r ·•·IP:· l Neumann, daughter . ol the .. 1 S House In Fash on bland at partor, who wUl -•pe:ak on . gbri~an Marr &9e un· 6:30 p.m. J. A. Epstein, her experJCnces "a.$ n~fse ~ay wtll .be observed 0:1s narcotics • offlcer for the and missionary in Nlgerta week at St. Andrew i . Newpdrt -Beach P·o•I I c ~ She will leave fqr Nigeria o~ . Presbyt,trlan Cbutt:b, 600 St. Department, will sho\v the June 29 to continue her Andrews Road. Ne~rt new film, "Marijuana." For work 'Beach. The church w1U be · reHTVaUom contact: Mrt. · decorated as if for a wed-BUI Wood at 673-2884. At the 11 a.m. ser-vice Dr. di11g aiid members will be P. G. Neumimn will speak asked to recall the taking of The annual family .picnic on "Living Togethef :With th....i .. mmtaae vows. sponsored by lhe Martner1 Christ." . . .. -t,i-Cliirle;·H. Dierenfieli:! IOE memblri or ~Jilnt " ll > _. Turnb kl Pro1bylerlu Churcb o I Ralph ·l,.eldlgh will be tl1e wi pre-.'".()fl " uc es WettmJUter, will be held guest speaker at t h'e ror Living," New members Sunday at ,Santiago Park in NewpOrt Harbor Seve nth· will be rec~ved at the 9:30 Santa Ana from noon to 5 day Adventist Church, 271 and 11 a.m:1!ervices. ,p.m. Tickets n1uy be Avocado St., Costa Mesa. on "The l'\eponslbility o f purcbased frbm U1e church Saturday, June 29, at th e Being Christian s for25centsperpersonora 10:'5 1.m. service. His title Incorporated" will tie the miximum of tl per famlly." wlll ~ "Fallh ." Gary Git· sermon topic of the Rev. I d 'll ·d ·a1 "Albert Schweitzer: a or • wi prov1 e spec1 Norman L. Brown or the Personal Portrait," will be mu.Ile. P tymoulb Cucrer•tlonaJ I¥.re will be no prayer Church of Ne'Wport Harbor, the tltJe Qf Or. Kurt Bergel's ~g oa Wed n es d a Y 3262 Broad st;)1'Suoday, at ~Yic:tat ~e ~~~: ~~~ nig!it, but the Evangelists the 10 a.m. seivfee. Sunday u • 1t 1 r j a a Unlversalbt will bring "Faith !or the school will be ,,held at the Space Age" messages to the same time with ibabysitUng Cburch, Sunday. Dr. Berge!, tl · a member ol the Chapman coogrega on every evening sel'Vl· ce proVld"', · Coll u1 1 I 7 30 Ir tod !·1 ~ ege lac ty, has wr tten a : • om ay un 1 '"'"A Rev. Brown -ill leave bl •• I th d Friday, July 5. i 1n: J< a ograp • ., o e octor. " Communion will be held ~at 7:30 a.m. aad the family .aervice will-be coodQcte<f at 9:30 a.m., with baptism at Sunday afternoon' to attend Sunday school has been the 14th annual meeting of terminated ·for the season, the Association ''.of Con-but there will be infant care t j-n-u+n-g--Gon~ational---.and crafl-activities.Cor older Ohrlstian Churches lll ... Lin· (See P ULPIT_. Page-5) Choir · Back From Tour NEW DELHI, India (AP) -A Jesuit priest wllo piloted an • agrJcultural revolutJon in 700 villaa:es near Bombay Is under orders to leave ,India. The Rev . Vincent Ferrer, J.7, came here from Spain 12 years ago, and vowed to devote his Ute to the bet· terment of the Jot of Indla's common man .. fertillzers. lie gave 413 oxen to needy farmers. The crop yield increased tenfold. JlE APPEALED for dona- Rev. Hauser To Lea ve One "heart·rendiD& In· A reception • brunch for cldent" made f\lm choose the Rev. and ?rJs. John H. the spot Which wa1 to be the Hauser will be beld tn the center of hla work. Al lunch Guild Hall Sunday after the in a roadside restaurant 11 a.m. service of St. Mary's Two }Juntington Beach near Manmad, 15 mileS , EpIScopal Church, 428 Park youths Jack and Sharla northeast of Boniba.y. :he Ave., Laguna Beach. Tewatt, meinbers of the sa w a man trying 'to. eat T11e 'Rev. Hauser will EucUd Baptist Ch u r c b ··crumbs spilled by the priest. preach his farewell Sermon Youth Oiolr, An ah e Im, . Sunday morning. 1-Ie will at· r eturn today with 33 other llE IMMEDIATELY iet tend a summer session at choir members from a tour to work in nearly 700 barren the Graduate Theological of Texas and Arizona. villages of Manmad distrjct. Union, Berkeley, while on 'J.'bey presented choir e-0n-He started a Farmers' vacation, and then become certs in Dallu, Abilene, and Service Society Vlhlch now rector cif Chrilt Church, Brownsfield, Tex. and in ha1 a 100.member stall. Ooronado, Aug. 1. He has Tucson, Arizona. In two years, he organized been rector of St. Mary's The choir returned home Cree seU-help labor to dig since 1959. via a scenic cruiser bus l,073 wells and had 782 Until a new rector is call- presenling choir concerts in pumps i n 1t a11 e d . The ed, the Rev. Baird B. CoUin, vario~s Baptist churches landscape cbanged into a associate rector, will be in enroute. · green belt.of fertile field, He charge of all services. John They also visited the or,aanized a fer t f I fie r w. Favour,•seq..ior warden, C«.Jsbact. Caverns a nd coop era l't i Ve w h 1 c h Will have rerpomibiUty for CJudad '.ftiafit":ltiMexlco. distributed :.,562 tons ot-aU-other church busiDess. Uoos and collected $1 mlllton· lit thret years from JnsUtuUona In \V e s t e r n Europe. He gave loans to farmers at very low ln· terest, repayable in euy in· stallment.I. Many villagers wor1hi'ped him and called him a ~int. All this he.s been his un- doing, Father Ferrer feels. The Mah&N&shtra govern- ment served him with a notice to quit India. The only reason given was that he was indulging "in pre- judicial activities." AGITATED villagers pro· tested and dem onstrated. Right-wing Swatantra party members took up his cause in Parliament and conferred with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Father Ferrer· came here ·to aee India's top leaders .and demanded an impartial inquiry. The central govern- ment had his expulsion order postponed by two months -until J une 26. But his rate still hangs in the balance. Ultranat'°Dalists objected to suCh activity by a foreign (See PRIEST, Page 5) OnCamp,us Is there atW a plat;; !or religion on today's ~ege campus amid draft ,,c:ard burning•, ieach·int and an. Uwar demoMtratlons? ·• Members ot the .1itan Christian Fellowship at Cat State Fullerton think there is and they're proving it through the most ambitious program in the group's history. In 1981, tbe fellowship beeause lhe fir1t club to be ch~rtered by the Cal -State Associated Students. Since then it has grown to bet:ome one Gf ~e largest -ant1 most active """"'. organii,tions on campus. The 85-member c 1 u b sponsors a semester-long program of a ct l vltles engages in a multitu~e of fund-raising events a n d hel~ a Mexican orphapage. All of these activities are undertaken with the )lelief that "Christ is a llving; vital force on the Fullerton.cam. pus," according to Fred Work, club presld'ent. ; "We believe that Ohrisl (See CAMPUS, Page, 2) 1f ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY -FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH .. t..•.u ' l'tltV ... llM ..., 1'111' or ..... C.M. 1:30 & 10:55 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE '1 ' ·t i• A~ J ONDAY 'CHUllCM SCHOOL ':'° l'.M. Jr. Hf a sr:HI ••-H•t v ... 1111 F1tew111i. . 8'blt Sllo'lh' Wed. 7:00 &-l :t.S P.M. Mhltrter, MtlVlll V. flJI• -H..,_,. CIN -MS-4111 HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1230 .... St • ., Folrrift, c.... w ... JlllY fOCJLTANCI, Poster Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morolng Worship 11:00 a.m. Baptl.st Training UnJon 6 p.m. Evening service 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer ........... 7:00 p,m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 650 HAMILTON. COSTA MISA Riv. Bob Sc.hm,H1~opf Sund1y Sc.hool , , , ......• ':45 Tr•if.in9 Union , , , •• , •• 6:00 • Morn In; Wor1hip .•..• , 11 :00 EY1nn9 Wordiip , , • , •. , 7:00 W1d1111d1y Ew1nin; S1 .... ic.1 , •..•••• , ..• 7:15 Pll•M '42·fll1 N1nery Alwayi. AY•llob!. TEMPLE SHARON 617 ww "''"llto1r, con 'M... u •-5552 Rabbi Bern1rd S. Herzig Frid1y EY•nln9 s.,.,ic-8:15 p.m. Sund1y School-9 •.m.-12 Noon UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 2252 S. I . PALISADES RD. SANTA . ANA HEIGHT$ iUHOAY SCHOOL ............................. , ..... f :U A.M, MORN INO WORSHIP ............................. 11 A.M. EVENINO WORSHIP ................................. .,, 1 l'.M. MIOWEEllC SERVICE WEONESDAY ............... J: .. P.M. RE\I, ROBERT CAHILL-CHURCH PMOHE s.IS.:Ul1 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CH UR CUES IRANCHft OJI THI MOTHll CHUICH THI FIRST CHURCH OF CHIJIT, 'CllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASiA'CMUSlnS1 • ~ ' Subject of Lesson -June 23 "IS THE UNIVERSE, INCLUDING MAN, EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE?'' Coron• di.I Mar-S1cond Church of Newport B11ch Cff9N •1 Mu SchNI 610 Ccanml•• A.,., CoreH del Mor CUNlt Ii $-:""1 kllffl-10 A.M. Rfflllli9 RMlll -ll•J I . C.... Hwy. Coat• Min-First Church . 610 W. 111tt St. · S.11. 9:11, 11 ; SI. 9:11, IT. WINlll11t RM• -1169 N..wpoft A-M Huntlngton ,lleacl>-Flrlt. Church , ,. ltfl St. at Ori.. S.... 9:JO, 11 ; SS. t :JO, 1 l . hall ...... -110 OfJN L1gun1 Bo1ch-Flrst Church 6JI HIP Dm. :J"·· 9:JO, 11; SS. t :lO, 11. R"'""9 RM• - 2 hrnt An. ·t11wport BtJCh-First Church lJOffla LWe Sn. 9:11, 11; SS. 9:15, 11. 1"411at ..... -1311 Viii Lltl• All are cordially invited to attend the church services and enjoy the privileges of the Readin g Rooms THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH ST. JAMES, JJOf Vie LS., N...,.rt ... ,. .. .., Senial -7:JO, t :OO, 11:00 ,...., 10110 -Tltantlay 1:00 , ... Holf hU9rht I HKlbtt lenlc• lectw, n. 1-.. Jtt .. r. AIMy II: AIM .. TH In. Dnhl Cni'"p Phone: 675.0210 ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar Sundays: 8:00, 9:30-Child care at 9:30 Holy Days as announced 1"'9r, Tiii In,,. .. hpn Dm1 -Piiio• 67J·Mf 5 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE. 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Sundays 7:30 & 9,30 Church School-9:30 Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced "'-• Tiie h'I . .lff11 W. D•...W..• -"'°" 54 .. 1326 EPISCOPAL ST. WILFll.ID'S. EPISCOPAL CHURCH l lb St. 11 Cllll"' ~ -Just ... , If 1'1¥1 Pllltll MntllltlM ... di, catlforlllm flit 11:". J1m.t c."c1 in, P•ttr Sunday Servlc11 l rK A.M. MofV Cernm111111111 t i• A.M. '•nfllw s1rvla a Cllurcll ,, .. l'.M. ·-· lcllOlll 71• l'.M. 1!11bc••I l1:M A.M. Morntlltl Wll'lllltt Y111111 Chu~ HllrMl'Y Cl,. l'roY ..... First Assembly of God Church 146 E. 22nd St., Colla M•11 548-3761 · M. C. Cronic, Pastor Sh1ril P•1.1l11n, Choir Dir1ctor S111Uy klta.J -9:30 •·"'· -CICn.letl for oll aget Nu nt,., An111.-nr • F•nnlly WWllrlp -I 0:50 •·"'· -Pntor S,.akh19 EVANGELIC'AL FREE CHURCH ,.,,. 1.11,-,,., , .•. _ ,.. "''"'· ,..,,..,. , OF HUNTIN•TOM HACH l~lw•I TllM s.ntce -7 p.rn. FIRST CHRISTIAN 1t1Z FLOllDA AYL ClllltOI CllOlr II AU ffl"llCtJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of fo11ntohr Yon.., IAmtrlc.111 l1pll11J 17415 M1191101la, Fa111hd11 Y•l!.y Or, Llwrtn<t A~tn, lnl9t'kn Mlnlttl:r Sund1y School ... , •. t:JO AM Mornln9 Worihip .. 11:00 AM Pr1y1r S1rvic1 • . . . ':JO PM Ev1nin9 Worship • , , , 7:00 PM NurHn" AVIHl blt II •• SIA'lcn 847-4844 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Ada ms Streets H unt ington Be1ch ~ornln9 Wonhip •• 8:)0 10:45 '1 B1bl1 ~chool ••••• ,,:30 Youfh GroupJ . ,.,6:00 PM I Ev1nin9 Woukip • , 7:00 PM l lt111 S!Vdy Gl'llllfl -Wtf. -1 1.m. Nururv Cari ProvlOtd 1t 111 HrYltel Offtce: W.lSlf .. 0111 Dfvotlon-$M-'J.IO Sunt1Y School _:t." .... t:U A.M. y"""' ""' . .. . ..... •:M l'.M. llblit St114• • ,,__ S«vlce-W1dllftdtt,, 7,JO p.M. CHURCH Morn!111 Wenl!W .... 11111 J ·M. l 'lllt ... WlfUl1 ...... J:M P.M. , •• e ieLE sTuov ::~~',:'AAV.,Ell:-7:00 fl.M. Visit ors W•lcorna-Nurs•ry Attenda nt Victoria & Placentia Ave.11:~~~~~·~·~"'~'~'~"~"~""~"~·~"~-~-~, .. ~M~.,.~,..,~~~~~~1l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~¥~~~~~~11 Costa Mesa ,,..._,I. P'-cy _, _ Mlllldlr •, ~1 .._"..... ... . /1. I~ ~ ---~ :~;: :::::.~" ... • ::::.:: CHURCH OF CHRIST ._.vang.e emp e Mlf'lltn• w'"""'1' •·•··•·• 1••• ...... 287 W WILSON ST COSTA MESA + ...,, •-• ................ "~ ' ·• "ASSEMBLY OF GOD" "'Nu;sery·. c·are·. PTOVid;d' I I ETWl!EN HAllOI .... fill YllW 1010 Pa1larirto, Com MIM 541-4.771 S<l·•l•l SU NOA Y MORNING 8tl LE STUDY .••. , • , ....•• , •• t :4S AM ll:ff· A.M. -Werthl' IW'f'klt 11•00 A.M. -Su"''' Stlloll SUNDAY MORNING WO RSHIP I COMMUNION •• I0:4S AM 71tt f'M. -1t1v1v11 Tlm1 ca.un ,.., l!v.,.,..,. BAHA'IS PROCLAIM Boho ' u' llah "Tke Promi1td On•" 541.32 15 or 549.2005 SUNDAY EVENING WORSH I P ·~·~,,.,.,, •••• , •••• 6:00 P.M. l vMt. V. :.,.,'ti... l'.stw lttY, H~':° blhl11tl , WEONE:SDAY 'EV:f~lNG llBLE STUDY , , , • , •••• , , •• 7:JO PM , NURSl!IY CAii PIOYIDIO 010111 O. Moyfi.ld Mlllhm Phone:. 548-5711 D. G. H•nt AhOCtot. Mb1lster Day or Night CORONA DEL MAR Glad Tidings Assembly of God Fifteenth & Monrovia, Newport Beach THOMAS llNYINUTI, Postor Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Moruing Worship 10:60 A.M. C.A. Service 6:00 P.M. Evanaellstic Rally 7:00 P .M. ~~~~~~~~~~g~~~~~~~~~~g:~~ Emphuizing The Pl.in of GOd The Person of Christ I•. llU W.,. hntl1dl JI Y•tc. Cklr *"" hlMkJ 111t1it. \Yed. 7:30 p.m. Prayer-Royal Rangers & Misslonette1 ,.,.,_ MMtl11tt M•1r. 7:10 P.M. C.11 14 ... 7116 hf cH...Silt GO AHEAD! SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNING! n.. l1t"4 th 2:JO A,.,.r11•011 5-nlc1 9t CALVARY CHAPEL n•w fllfftl119 at the NEWPORT HARBOR LUTH ERAN CHl!RCH Ull Cll/f Orlv1, N""'1 lttdl Yff wot flnol Cllt-tttlt11 l.lw, '""""' llblt 1'uchl119, ''"' 1n1tttrl111 0-11 M"'"'-Cllv1rr ClltHI " 111 '" .... "°"'' ,11t11llmt"l•I Chltl"ll .,.,..,. Jfll "* _, wfltrl ,..,, "111111 to 1"1Mftlll G•, 642.6783 646.95 12 I ,, The Power of the Holy Spirit' Sund1v Scllool 9 AM Morni11g Worship 9 ;ind io:lO AM £wnins SeM<e 7 PM Wfdnesdty Blble Srudy and J'ra~r 7 PM Nu11~f)' di.Iring 5eivico-~ A full Youlh Progr1111 Cm. of Oringe and 23rd. SI. Cosl.t Mts.1. ' -I ~~venth-Gay Adventist Gh urC/t- .,,, ............. c... ................ ....... ......... ,, S....... Wdtliif tt.• a.ta.. ......, ...,,...., ~ 1h .. , ....... ..., ..... ..,... ht(M .. .,... • ._ • .. . -"'" "*-' ., Newport Harbor Lulherf n Church 2501 CUH Dr. LI 8-4293 TM ley. hlllft G. lloh1, hmr TN In, hofp J . l1H'Jecbr Lutheran Church of the Master I 2900 Pacific View Di. CORONA DEL MAR ' -·-DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER W1n11r, Sel"l'lct ...... t:i•t:• I .I'll. Phone OR 3-5022 . SUIMll1' Sdlltl ...... trU.10141 I.I'll, Wtnhla kf'YICll .. ,. 111•121• Nursery care available at all services WELCOME 1:45 A.M.-Ftmlly Wor.hip 9:45 A.M.-S1.1ndty Ch1.11di School I I :00 A.M.-F1t1iv1 Wonhip N•rwry ,,.,. ... CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mlasourl Synod 760 Vlctorl1 St .. C01t1 M•n Loth1r V. Tornow, Pa1tor, ......... WNihll ~Juu lilS • 11 A.M. S1,111Q, Scttoo11 ...... M. A.iull l lPlll Cll•1 t 1:M A.M. ' ' CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL .............. ~ 5fl..6llff PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN .CHURCH ' M111 V1rd~ Dri .. 1 & l1k1r Str11t, Codi M111 , Cilil .. ANOR EW C. AHOl!RSON, l'lllOf FAMILY l l JIVICl1 I a lh lS •.m. SUHOAY SctlOOl • t :U a lf:U ii.ni. Princ.1 of P1•c• luth1r1n Sc.hool -Miu Edh1r Orion Princi~al Of(i~, Pli on11 lli49·052 1 Sc.hool Phone:' 549-0562 . HUNTIN&TON llACH CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENC~ 420 10th St., Huntington Beach ' Sunday Morning Services ind Youth Church-I I AM Wednesday Eveni ng Study Group-7:30 PM ' Ernnt Pm, Ml11ister Piiotte: 136-2120 A Cordial Welcome from THE METHODIST CHURCH 81 lb<i1 ltlond COMMUNITY ME'IHODIST CHURCH 11 5 A91t1 675-0,50 8:15 fnform1I Wor1hip ':)0 Tr1dition1I Wonhip I Sund1y School Cost1 M111 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ltth St I H1 rbor BIYd, Wor1hip I l=hureh School 9:10 l 11 AM 548·7727 Coit• M111 Norlh ME5A VERDE ME'IHODl5T CHURCH M11• V1rd1 I Btk1r St. 549.271 9 Wor1hlp I Ch1.1rch Schoel 9100 I IO:JO AM Hunlin1ton l 11ch FIRST MnHODIST CHURCH 272 1 17th St,.,,.SJ6.J5l7 Wor1hlp I Ch1.1rch School t :lO I 11 AM H1.1nlin;ton 81t c.lt-North COMMUNITY - ME'IHODIST CHURCH 6662 H11/ Av1 .•• 842-4461 Wor1h;j, & Ch urc h Sc.hoof 9 & 1 Ot30 AM . lrYin1-E11t Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH Wor1hip •••• 8:10 AM 8ll·12ll Mt1tin9 t1mpor1rily in St. M1rli: Pr11byt1ritn Churc.h ' E1ttliluff Dr. I J1mbor11 Rd. L19un1 Betc.h LAGUNA IEACH METHODIST CHURCH 21632 W11l1y Dr In So. l 19Un1 Wor1hip 11 AM Church School 9:45 AM . 499.)011 N1wport letch CHRIST CHURCH IY THE SEA 1400 W. Bi lbo• Blvd. 67].JI OI , Wonliip & Ch1.1,ch Scfioal 9:)0 AM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES ! 1 of the Coastal Areas , Christ Church Presbvterlan 2011 Z.MOfNf!. INMr A•IMI H•stf..-. 1otec• GILll lT W. AW N, PASTOI Sn4ay WenWp: t 1JO AM Ctt.,... Sc .... I: 10:41 A.M. Offlu 11 1 J'°' St.,..._: IJ6.01 Jt Church of the Covenant 2110 ....... -.c.... ..... WAIRIN •· STPDll. PilrOR hHey W9nlrl, & C ..... k .... h f !lO & 11 AM 145"4)1>4 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 600 It. A!Mhws ..... N..,11rt .._., CHAIUS HlllllT Dll llNPll Lt , PASTOI WWIMp & Cllwdt kllMh I. 9:JO & 11 AM '4 .. 7141 St. Marti Presbyterian Church c.... """'"'" & l ..Wllff ...... c ........... MOlllS C. I OlfNSON, INT. PAITOI W.,..lp I C .... S.ll••S-10 AM l+f.Jljl Community Presbyterian Church 411 ,..,_ AYM• f9t 2114 St.I, le.-M· ..... DALLAS TUl NIR, PASTOl w ... i,. C••rcll Sc•··~t:JO AM wen111,__11 AM 4f4·7l1S . .. <' .... , " ... ' ' .~ -. ' ' ' ' ' , ' .. ' -' . ~ • , ! ' ' ' I ' • ' • ' ' ·, ' ' ' " --- • ... ·:P ULPIT AND PEW • • • <-.·c.fConttnued Fro1n Pare 4) .1 <-hildren under tne direction of volunteer s. • .. 1'he Rev. l..oUiar V . ~ !l'ornow will p-each on "A New Life." at tM Christ Lutheran Churcb1 .760 Vic- toria St., Costa Mes a, at ·~'tioth-t.he 8:15 and 11 a.m. · -'Services Sunday. .1 Sunday school and Bible classes will meet at 9:30 ,.,a.m. witti nursery care pro- vided at all services. ... ·' Promotion Day Is set for ~aunday, June 30 at Warner ·Avenue Baptist Church. ;·Warner and Gothard streets, Huntington Beach. A.II the Bible s c h o o I members will meet in the , sanctuary for the gradua- ... tion program at 9:45 a.m. Science, will speak on the 1ubiec~ "How to Move Mountains" this Sunday . The church is located at 200>2 'Laguna Canyon Road. This Sunday al the 9 and 10 :30 a.m. services Pastor Henry E. Jones will speak on "The Christian and Christians" at the Central R4ble Ch urch, :i;lrd St and Orangti Ave., Costa Mesa. A Baptismal service with 13 to be baptiied will be con· dueled. At 5 p.m. Sunday, a special birthday party will be held at the church in honor or Harry Hugo, who celebrates his 90th birthday today. He has been a member of Central Bible Church since 1946. The F ir s t U n l l e·d l\'ft thodJs' Church, Z721 17th H II ii I ......._ ...... .. MR.MUM ----------~------- \ • County Methodists Name Urha11 Planner A new, eoordinated ap- proach to the U n ite d Methodist Church's total ministry to the Los Angeles. Orange County urban area was approved ln Redlan<k this week by delegaets to the denomin.ii.tion's $outhern C a 1 i f ornia-Arizona Con· ference. S.1tUl'dJ.y, June 22 1968 DAILY PILOT JS ' Dr. Edwin R. Greene will continue his series of sermons fr om the Bool: or Romans in the 11 a.m. service. . _ The second week nf vaca - tion Bible school. "Venture ,..:With God I n to the St .. Huntington Beach, will -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ conduct two w ors h i p services at 9:30 and 11 a.m. this Sunday. The Rev. G. Russell Shaw will preach on "The Changing Church in a The ·plan, as ratified unan.imou.sly, will result in the appointment of a fullt.ime urban coordinator by Bish,?fl Gerald K,enn~~· latt'r this week. A 40-man board of direclors of the new Mrtropolitan Urba n Mission will be responsible for s la nning anQ coor inating urban m i n i s tries. establishing priorities. and <.pproving proposed b u d g e t s for specialized minis.tri'.:'s in the city. to be an attempt by United Methodist6 to overcome pro· blerns imposed by a church government !ilurcture which currently divides the Los Angeles·Orange Cou11ty area into five districts, ~h with a separate superin·tendent who i! responsible for ad· minstering all denomina- tion-al affalrs in his district. Unknown," will close with a · :program tor parents and (riends, Friday, June 28, at .. 7 p.m. Various departments will show examples of what ' they have learned during the two weeks of school. Craftwork will be displayed . Prizes will be awarded to . winners of Contests held : . during school. ''The ~1ore A b u n d a n t Life.'' will be the serrrton topic of Dr. William ti-. Eller at the two. hours of Worship Sunday morning. at the : : :Lutheran Ch urch of the :--!\1asler, 2900 Pacilic View Drive, Corona del Mar. ' . The congregation will hold a potluck picnic on the church grounds immediately following the 11 a . m . • worship. The picnic will -'-close the vacation Bible school. .~,-SL Pa ul's L uth e r an Church. 429 Cypress Drive. Laguna Beach, will hold · Sunday school and Bible class at 8:45 a . m. and --worship at 10 a .m. this Sun· -• • 1Jay. The Rev. W. E. Niederbrach will officiate. Last Sunday a picnic was held in honor of new 1nembers. ... The Fountain V a 11 e ~· 'c1'resbyterlan Church will have Miss A n n e Wig· glesworth. missionary to .Japan. as a special guest Sunday. Mi ss Wigglesworth, .... an instructor in the Japan- Christian The o I o g i c a I " Seminary, Tokyo, will show 'pictures of the seminary at ·-the 7:3n p.m. service. A fellowship hour will follow . -The Rev. Stanley P . Alen, Pastor' of the church. which is located at 9420 Talbert ~.1.f.ve .. has procl~Jmed Sun· day as "No Summer Slump Day."' A special Sunday school gilt program will --..begin this week. > •• -• "Is lhe U n iv e r s e . '" ,.Jncluding Man . Evolved by t ~tomic Force? .. This ques- ;,tion is the topic of the i :fesson·sermon to be read in ~ -all Orange County Christi an ( ~-science churches this Sun· • ' • t . • .day. The golden text, rrom Proverbs, states the theme ""Of the lesson: "The L-Orrl by wisdom hath founded the earth; by understa ndin~ '"llath he established the heavens." Pastor .James· G. Blain of the Newport II a r b o r Lutheran Church, 2501 Cliff Drive, will preach o n "Green Ts tihe Color of Li(e" --e t Sunday's 8:30 and It a.m . , services. Sunday school is i slated for 9:45 a .m. > !'!'& Vacation Bible school will ' • go into its second week Mon· '· ' •• , ' • ' day. "God 's Word -Our Hope" is the school theme. Members of St. .James Episcopal Church. 3209 V_ia Lido, Newport Beach. w1ll •ake part in e U c h a r i st services at 7:30 and 9 a.m. ! Sunday. Morning prayer will • be at 11 o'clock. • j'You . Too. Have Win gs·· ·--~11 be the title of the Rev. : -·-Dr. Morris C, Bobinson's Sunday sermon at the 10 a .m . service at St. Mark -L resbyterl an Cb urch, 'East Bluff Drive anti J amboree Road. Newport Beach. Child care will be provided and church school will be held during the service. Randy Page, fRm and telev.ision star, will sing al the f'lr1t BaptJ1l Church, • Six:th and <minge. Hun· • .J.ington Beach. thl~ Sunday a-t 7 p.m. l'he urvice will be preceded by a 5:30 p.m . dln· ner for all memberfl ol the church . At Ole morning services. 9:30 a .m. at the Peek Ohapel, 7801 Botsa Ave., Westmimter, and 11 o'clock at ttie Huntington Beach Chapel, tbe ttleme will be "One MiHlon ln Today'1 World ," according lo the pastor, the Rev . Willis J . L-Oar" Dr. l~criry (i e r h a rd . ---.minister or Ole LflfUnA Be•cb Cburcb of ReU1fou1 l'urbulent World." A coffee hour will be held between services. Church. s ch o o l meets at 9:30 .and 11 a.m. The membership a n d evangelism committee will meet at 6:30 p.m . Monday and the par ent and yo uth group at 6 p.m . Tuesday. · This Sunday at both the 9 and 10:30 a.m. service of the Community 1\1 e I h n d I s l Church. 6662 Heil Ave .. Hun· tington Beach. the Rev. Dudley V. Johnson Jr. will speak on "Preach the Gospel." Church s c h o o I classes and nursery care will be offered at the same hourli. Baptism will be ad· ministered to infants during both worship hours. Tbe f'lrtt C h r I ~ t I a n Church of Laguna Reach - will sponsor the n e w televisio n program "Revival F,ires," on channel 13 every Sunday at I p.m. The Rev. Bruce Cushing will preach on "100 percent for Christ" at the 10:45 a.m. communion service Sunday. The Rev. Don Blumenthal of Porterville will speak and show slides on "Christian Camping at Its Best" at 6 p.m. Charles Stucky. y outh speaker, will talk at a youth rally at 7:30 tonight at the Community Bible Church. - 17575 Euclid, F o u n t a i n Valley . "Here We Go Again., is the sermon the Rev. D<Jn A. Bassett. pc;.stor of t h e Balboa Island Co mmunity l\1ethodi st Church. 115 Agate Ave .. will present Sunday. Services include informal worshlp a't 8:15 a .m.; fellowship hour a-I 9 o·clock and traditional worship and Su nday sChoo l at 9:30. Family ni ght will be ht'ld ·\Vednesday al 6:30 p.m. The pastor £.lTld lay delegate Matthew Waidelich Sr. wi ll give a report on the r~cent Sot1thern Ca'lifornia Arizona dis trict. conference. "Rabble Without Arms" witl. be the !iermon at Sun- day's 10 a.m . service of th e Co rona de.I Mar Community Church, Co ngregational, 611 Heliotrope Ave. It will be presented by Dr. Philip G. Murray in the fellowship hall. Summer school also is scheduled for 10 a .m. but classes for children through 4th gr<.de only will be held. Older children may aLl.end church. The Rev . Loren D. 'f"lick- inger will speak to members of Newport Unity Church at the JO a.m. service Sunday on ''Mysterie s of Consciousness." The church meets at the SeMor Citizens Center. 15th and Irvine Avenue. Newport Beach. Earlirr. at 8:45 a.m .. the Rev. F lickinger will speak over radio KEZY on. the subject. "Strength Is My Heritage." Highlighting t h e Wed- n~day evening communitj: song festival. the Rev. F'tickinger wi.11 speak on "The Spirit of Newness," a t 7:30 p.m. 1• Te m p I e Eilat celebrate t h e f i rs l a n - niversary of i'Ui formation Saturday, June 29. Festivities wiU inelude dancing, music, and a bullet dinner. The celebration will be held al the Mission Viejo Swim and Racquet Club at 8 p.m. Donatiom; will be $.1.50 per person. For further in· formaUon, call 492-5937 or 83'7-7878. Tht U nitarian Unlvu11U1t Fellow1hJp ef Lapna Beach wilt meet at the Art Association Gallery at the corner of Cliff Drive Mid Cc>aL!lt lti-ay this SJin· d3y al 10::«> a.m . "Member- Committ.ee Report About Bl.eek Affair~ on the t..ocal Sctne" will be presented. Discussion will follow . Ct1f· fee and cakes will be serv · ed- PRIEST ... (Continued F rom Page 4) mi ssionary. Father Ferrer co untered this sentin1ent hy applying for l .'1..!Ll..E n citizenship. LOCAL moneylenders who Vacation Oass Opens "God's Son for 0 u r \Y orld'' is the theme of the vacation Bible school which will open at Calvary Baptist Church, 8281 Garfield, Jlun· tington Beach, Monday. 1'he school will continue through Friday. A program o[ Bible stories, games, recr~at.ion, handcraft i s planned. The school will begin at 9:30 a.m. each day and close at noon. The school is for childr en ages 5 through junior high school. Pupils may register Mon· day morning at 9 : l 5 . Registration fee is 50 cents. CAMPUS .. had been thrivihg on the misery of the farmers saw business slip through their lingers,_~ rot P s.t_e_d against the priest. tlindu and Moslf'm religious rn· thusiasts said he was out to convert the farmers In Christianit y. They even said that 3.800 had been con- verted during the past fi ve years. The soft-spoken bearded Spaniard seems I i t l l e perturbed about the agila· tion raging around him. .. God fulfills hi mse\[ i n many ways, and whatever He does is for the best.'' he comments. "I came to serve Jnd ia. India lives in its villages. I came bere to serve, not to get angry. 1'he world is full or n1isun· derstandings. Was not the 1..-0rd Hi mself crucified on the cross?" School Has Graduation Copre Prep School in Halbo"3 Mkf· it s first gradua- tion of eighth and ninth grade students last "''eek. The ne w mission also will relate the church to the com munity at large. in· eluding governmental slruc· lures. the busincsi;-com· munit'Y . a n d con1munity organizations. In addition. it win be respons ible for establishing workirig rela· t i o n s hi p s with other churches and ecumenical groups which are seeking to solve urbUl problems. 'nle move was understood * * 'tr Flexibility Urged Drug Ca ses • Ill A call• for greater nex· ibility in the handling of marijuan11 offenders wali issued Uy the 1.300 delegates to the Southern California· Arizona Conference of the Uni'ted Methodist Church in Redlands this week. The church body. acting on a recommendation of its bot.rd of Ch ristian social concerns. urged that the courts be granted di scretion in deciding whether in· dividual offenders be tried on felony or misdtmeanor charges, and that judges be given· greater latltude in im· posing sentences on persons CM Church Sets Family Programs ''Fam i I y ShiM·Sleeve Services" at Central Bible Church. 23rd and Orange, Costa Mesa. will begin June 2 and continue for four con · seculive Saturdays at 7 p.m. f'ive programs are plan· ned and will be presided over by Pastor Henry E . Jones. Programs offered are: June 29 -Dr. John Wiebe of Sudan Interior Mission will show a film . ..They 'fhat Are of Faith," July 6 -a film "I Hear a New Song," will be shown , .July 13 - Pastor Jones will J!:ive a black·light story; July 20. Marine Chaplain LI. Comdr. David Meschke . recently returned from Vietnam, will THIS 1775 ENLISTED MARINE WANTS YOU! to c1"'1 !1 l HE IRVI HE RANCH IHrORMATIOH CCNTEll SA TURDAY and SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd and 23rd -9:JO 1.111. 11 5:JO , .•. • , . lo view his unitorm dnd those ot otllP.r hisloric eras , in 1 Muillf; Corp~ e•h1b1t entilled. '"Missiles &. Medals ... Also on di~pli~ will be 1u!henl1C Wfil!Ons f1om 011\eSt periods, phofORraphs and fta1s, 111tdilS. a•rc11t1 models ~11-d Ille H~wk M•s!oile. The lrvuM A!nch lnformR!lon Center i' locatet JUSl all the Santa Ana fr~~w~y ~I Mylord Roold, J miles ea5 l of Justin. TU8TIN l!ANTA ANA .rirw r . 0 ~ • lf'IFORIM ATlnS C'l:STr.R. • :rt ROBt:B.T • • • " ~ speak and show"stides of .t\is l--------------------- work in Vietnam. A special Youth Night Program will be presented July 27 with Ri chard Reed, youth director at Central Bi - ble Church, speaking. The Greot Oronge Coost's No. l Poper! (Continued F rom Pa~e 4) has a place on the campus with all other b e l i e f s , whether theological or atheistic," he said. "Our goal is to present an op· portunity for othcts to realize this, too ." Awards in cn-t. music. science and ci ti zenship were presented by Dr. J . J. Tschudy, school psych olo· gist. convicted of marijuana of·,r===============--"-'==================o, fenses. The fellowship ascrib~ t.o the philosophy that "action" speak louder than "''ords," according to Work . "Our various activities are aimed at presenting d i ff e r en I aspects of an intellectual, Christian life. No on e pressures a person to join or 'repent. his sins.' W e recognize that c o l I e g e students a r e intelligent enough not to fall for revival preaching." Mes a Teacher Given Honor Karl Parker, 181 Del Mar. Costa Mesa. a teacher at Portola Junior tligh School has been named one of t he participants for the National Sc i enc e F o u n d atlon sponsored summer institute in field natural history. The institute wlll be held at California State College at Long Beach from July 13 to Aug. 23. Graduates Stanley Belaski .Jr., .Joe De Young. Penny Myers, Theodore Schnack ,Jr.. Ke\lan \Vc ber. l..ori W h i t e s i d e s , Carolyn Williams and James Voelk! Jr. will give a choral presentation. Debbie Payne and Lee Ann Hegewald from the junior class "'·ill give a mCldern dance demonstra· lion. A musical coml>n. under the direction of slll · dent John Bond. will er.- tertain durtng ttie refresh· ment hour, which follo"'•s graduation, l\ resolution adopted by the conference noted that prci;ent Jaws in California,[ Arizona. Nevada and l-1<.waii -the sta1tes covered by the I ch urch organization -re·1 quire sentences r a n g 1 n g from one to 40 years on felony courts, and that no provision Is made for plac· ing convicted marijuana of· fenders on probation. The conference stressed that it was not indicating ap· prove\ of the use of mari- juana, bul that ii believed ! the "rigid position" o fl present laws ha:. no1 ac-1 compHshed its purpose in 1 today·s society. ...,.l t ~ ·fairhavm J'Jemorinl park Th. !Mulb/..,,d's Most Bt aittifu/ MtmOri..Js ~Nllti • COU.lf>ll. Ill.Mi • ctMEr8T ~'El TREES°" ?f .. ?.?:!ORLD ...... s..... .---o.-.. NIGHT and DA y SERVICE 9,30 A.M. TO 9,30 P.M.-SATURDAY 10 A.M, TO 6 P.M. NOW! HEAR PROPHESIES REVEALED THAT CAN GIVE YOU ... ''FAITH FOR THE SPACE AGE'' Mee+in9s that have brou9ht feith, ho pe "'"d cour•q• to t ho usand1! by R•lph Nei di9h and Bob Boney Me" with • mes,•9• of hope. With Gery Gifford Mess•9•t of to"9 that wilt w•rm y~ur he•N. OPENING SATURDAY, JUNE 22 -7:30 PM ''OUR WORLD AFLAME'' IN A REBELLIOUS GENERATION PEACE OR PIECES? * You will enjoy sing ing your favorite gospel songs. * Those locfu,o s oppool lo th ose of oil fait hs. * Music that warms t he heart. * ·Or9an concert each evening . * Thrillin9 music by outstandin9 9ospel singers . * We start on t ime -out long before nine. COME AND LEARN ABOUT BIBLE IN THE HAND The fa1cln1ting New Adventure that it Sweeping the Country. A new reference Bible for neryone, 9 ye1r1 of 19e •nd above, who attend I of th••• Bible lecture.1 . EVERY NIGHT AT 7:30 PM Saturday, June 22, throuqh Friday, JMly 5 •I THE ADVENTIST CHURCH 271 A-VOCADO COSTA MESA, CAJ.IFORNIA EVERYONE WELCOME! f DAll.V PILOT SilvrdlJ, June 22. 1%8 Real Estate Questions and Comment By Rando" MeCorille Reattor In on• of your r.c.nt columns you were talking about the Pentagon being the world's largest office building; but 11 it the largut buikllng? I thought that the building HMmbled for the S11turn rocket at C1pe Ken- nedy was the largest. F. A. Costa Mesa Boeing claims the world 1 a r g est building. They "?cently spent 200 million dollars building a plant to con- . truct the new Boeing 747. The structure has 63 acres under one roof? It has to be huge ... the 747 weighs 350 tons; double the size of today's jets. The pilot sits three stories high and the tail is taller than a five $lory office building. The jet will carry 376 passengers. We've received many questions concerning the open :1ousing' bill. Mission Savings and Loan's Newsletter ex- plains the bill: "Basically, 1t means you won't be able to ~efuse to sell or rent a dwelling to any person because of '1 is race. color, religion, or national origin. This applies 1ually to -owners, landlords. r-ealtors, and leJJding in- itutions. '' Although some exemptions are granted. here arc -;ne questions and answers to help you better un- 'rstand the open housing provisions: When will the bill become fully--effective? · The bill will become effective as of January 1, 1970. Will I still be able to sell my home to whomever I !ease? Yes. The government won't stop you from selling to any buyer who comes along. Can I refuse to sell it to·a Negro or someone I don't wish to? No, you cannot. With very few exceptions, the law forbids your refusing to sell after receiving a bona fide offer. Not only that. but banks or other commercial in- stitutions also are prohibite,:1 from discriminating in set- tin g terms for their housing loans. I own an aJWl rfment building. Can I refuse to rent my units to Negroes? No. If you r apartment has four or more units. you must rent them to anyone who desires to live the!'e. There are no exemptions. What if my apartment has less than four units? The new law exempts apartments or multifamily houses of less than 4 units. but only if the owner lives in one of the units. Who'• in charge of administering the law? The Secretary of the Department or Housing and Urban Development. HUD, and-or his top assistants. What hapf)9ns then? Within 30 days of receiving a complaint, HUD will i nvesti~ate. The burden of proving that the complaint is valid, however. rests with the person who thinks he's been discriminated against. What happens when HUD believes the complaint is ,.. valid one? There are three possible ways legal action could be taken a2ainst a person or company violating the law: 1. The Secretary or his agent first Wi11 try to correct it by what the law calls "informal methods of con- ference. conciliation, and persuasion" to get voluntary compliance. 2. 1£ this doesn't work. HUD has 30 more days to file suit in a Federal District Court a~ainst the individual or firm alleged to be discriminatin~. The person com- plaining also may file su it in Federal Court for "in- junctive relief." 3. Finally. the enforcement section also gives the U.S. Attorney General authority to file a civil suit if he decides "there was a pattern of discrimination of public importance." l!OITOll'S NOTI!: ll111NO JI. McC11·dll 11 I IKll ... 11tor, pr11ld111t II Ille Jl11I l!1t11ffS, 1111 ,,.. ... .,, II llHI lttwsoort l'l•rllllr--C"ll """" IO•r<I 11 11111i.r1 and • r111 e1t111 !MclMr 11 Orin" C1nt ce111 ... March Leading Month At Mission Viejo Co. WLth 123 homes sold, March was the best sales history of Mission Viejo Company, developer of ttie rapidly ma'b.Jring 11.000-acre new town alongside the S&J. ta Ana Freeway i n southeastern Orange Coun· ty. Making the an- nouncement. Joh n T. Martin. vice president of mMketi.ng and sales for Mission Viejo Company. revealed that the March total pushed the company to a new quarterly record of 267 sales. The previous hi.ghs were 101 sales in November, 1967, and 206 in the last quarter of '67. Martin stressed that all records are net figures, as opposed to tile gross totals frequently used in t h e homebu.ildlng industry. He pointed out that the new records thus are "real sales," not deposits or con- ditional transaction&. nulne new town. with over 5,500 people; with schools. churches and a shopping center; w i t h recreation clubs and one of the Souttlland's moot famous golf courses. "The pheomenon that is Mission Viejo began with a carefully conceived master plan that is being constantly imProved and metiCulously executed. The dil!erenc<' shows. As one recent visito:· put it : I "Where most developer~ would put one tree. _you put four trees and a flo~er bed . So. seconds after a fi.rst - time visitor crosses your en - try bridge -before he even has a chance to look at the model homes -he already has concluded that Mi ssion Viejo would be a nice plaCe to Live ."' "We believe the difference shows in our sales. and we expect it to continue to show as record is piled upon record," Mm-tin concluded. Purchase Of Irvine Land Bared Walker, Lee Launch New Sales Drive Walker and Lee Inc. kicks off one of its most im- pressive real estate sales drives of resale homes in the company's history this week. Naming it "\Valker and Lee \Vorld's Record \Veek." the company has just an- nounced plans to attempt to break their own record of se lling over 100 homes dur- ing the \\'eek of June 23. The drive is based oo the company 's conviction that real estate can offer ex- ~llent buys with good finan- cing packages despite the aspects of_ the current in- terest rate structure. William McCabe, senior vice president and head of Walker and Lee's resale home division, points out that the present resale home rnarket offers some of the beSt values in real estate. areas where the population has increased because of ad· ded growth in industry. l-lomes are in every style and with every feature to facilitate any size family and among them homes with three bedrooms and den. with or without pool, si ngle or two story dwell- ings. "These records represent the continuation of a trend lliat began over 15 months ago." M&rtin said. "During each of the last f i v e quarters, our sales exceeded those ol the previou s quarter by a considerable margin." Tu1·tle Rock Wilis Prize Jn the first quarter of 1967. Martin ooted, Mission Viejo Company offered one line of houses. La Paz Homes, and net sales total· ed 90. The 2G7 sales during this put quarter were thrff: dill""'nt price categories with Eldorado Homes and Mllalon,Jlldge HQmes added U> tile LO Paz-line. of construction and product application." The award-winning house was designed by Richard R. Leitch. Bu i I d er s and developers are Charles Mid- d I e b ro o k and Keith Anderson . Turtle Rock Homes . the university-oriented hillside. homes on the Irvine Ranch last week received the grand prize In the mcdium- sized category of the Golden Nugget Contest spbnsored by the Pacific Co a s t ;===========.II Builders' Conference and American Builder BOAT BUFFS Ma,gaiine. Almo" Loc:.~•Hv I• th• •"'' In awarding the prize to full · tim1 bo•tl"t Nifw Turtle Rock "1111 ' Plan worli:i"t •" •"Y fltwip•••' I~ Or11191 County. Hill •>-Three model,--nie -jiiry cited du1i¥) c0,,..,,.,, of 1N1t· the four·bedroom, Jingle-!tit '" .,.~htl119 ,,,.,.. 1, , floor plan for "quaUty or '•ily f11tu1• of the DAILY • ' ·f4S Million Dt1mefep11ae11t ,,. ~, I . ' Canyon . I ! , J Lake Rec ~omplex Op~·$ CtUcyOn .Lake, 1' the 14.! miWon RJveraJde County development of the Cprona Land CA!.. h¥> opened lu rustic: g3tes to the publiC in a co untry-lak.eshore.. setting master planned to produce one of the biggest water- oriented .recreational com- munities in the West. ,«~-t The development com· pany will create Canyon Lake Crom 2,017 acre s located about 20 miles southeast of Corona in the canyon country at t h e south ern end of the sctnic Final ·Unit • Final Homes • • • -,H. • • Above the Bay Now Available at the u • The fi nal homes now available in the exciting Eldoredo Unit above Upper Newport Beach in the fabulous Bluffs. One-two story, three, four bedrooms. Enjoy private park •.. pools , .. the perfect locotion. Walk to schools, churches, shopping •.. even the Newport Beach Tennis · Cl~b is "next door" F'rotn $33,000 S.. tt. llMHlofa tet.y. Teb ,,_._... .... eff tt. c.w HJtl!wcrY n4 te W111t of l•ttil9ff (,.,...), Or t.•• PelltMh hi l~llff -4 tenow • ..-• bri4fO te tflo ~- A .0 .... ,10,1111111 of &.oft• M . Hol,f1I" I Se111 A!1.h1rd l•fich, AIA, 11chil1t>h • • I , purpO,. ol lamlly recre4- tio9al,.iivizig," h! .describff;!. "Tbt11 concept should +- erctie! ~at influe~ on ~e heads of recreaUon~mindfd hoUaehofd1 as the eternill pUrsult o f waterspoJls becomes more important ~ a recreational ~el" I 1be recreatibn I a ~ e villa~ ~ill to~l only 4,!pl sites f0t dwellings in ad- dition, to multiple and co&~ •,The 191.s, Wiceci rrom ss.:t>o 'tnerClal sites, said HeaO:i. ~II be purchased as secor!<f- home or recreation sites, lie related . GENERAL STORE ~\·GRAND OPENING ~ UN IT Ii FURNISHED MODELS , PACIFIC ISLAND · VILLAGE ,.-. The Adult Village at Laguna Nigu1/ by th1 S111sharr AWAY! •• , from the smog •nd dirt! Cooled by oce•n br•ftxosl NEAR! , , , finestshopping and Califomias finest recreetionl BEYOND! ••• the mobbing crowdsi BELOW! ••• tho market prices! AIOVE! .•• the blue Pa cific and the far green hills of le9un• Niguel by The Seeshore! Pacific Island Village is for grown ups only !no youngsters under eighteen! •nd offers chore-free liYing within • pri- Yacy-protected community atop +ht loYtliest hills in the South Coast region. Swimming pool and community clubhouse, too! You'll Not See Its Like Again And fl's Selling Out Fast! ••• SO SEE IT NOW! PACIFIC ISLAND VILLAGE HOMES from S24,900 "We confide.ntJy expect lfi&-.OOwbaffing e1fect to continue as more and more people become awate th.at Afinion Viejo is noi: just another tract, but ls a ee· fioor plan, quality O( interior l'ILOt. l and exterior design, q11aU1y .~---....,.-----''----------.----------"-----.--------------~----------,-~ ' • QVEEIVlE h . " " ., - MEN'S WESTERN 'JEANS NEVER NEID IRONING ' " ' . I: Our R"fl. 3 .91 f '· "t've always felt.yo ' an't really tell about a. ca.ndi- da.te until he's office ... but then it's too 1iate, isn't. it?" ! I '! <. I' I 2.77 ' Ann La11ders " ' ' ·· He Learned 1Bef ore j Charge It! Permanent Press polyes-+, ter/cotton blends: ~in­ forced at a.JI points of stress. , C h o o s e olive, black, tan. Sizes 28-36. ' ' , " ~---- He Got 'Burned' DEAR ANN LANDERS : Three weeks ago 1 .,. l:X>ught my first new car. Until now I always had a iecond-hand katrinka. It took me two years to get the Roney together and I was really prrud of myself. I Friday my girl asked 1f sh~ could. borrow my car t~o shopping. I said OK and give her the keys. Th ree h urs later she came ' b ck and said, "Gee, I'm • s ry. '' She had run into kids w i 1 h unreasonable ~ a ire hydra~t.. Further· mGthers. -VICTIM m re. she 1ns1sted lh~l DEAR llC: The proble1n th y must have put 1t , t.h re yesterday because lsn t unr,aonable mnthcrs sh knows' the street like but lneoJ/sldcrate kids. It ·' th back o[ her hand. WOUid haTe taken you all or ~· I ()W have a smashed fen· two mlD.tles to make a ~ ' der nd a broken headlight. phone call ilnd avoid all the ,. plu a few other small trouble. Next time use your den . Total damage -$98. noodle, r•· M policy is $100 deduc· tibl which means I am not DEAR ANN LANDERS: cove ed for anything under. Our so~age 23) told us last ' l\1y ir\ made no offer to night t he is marrying . ' ·-. ... . \ 100 COUNT, - PAPER PLATES S1111dlt11 Only 48c 011r Reg. 68c 100 white .. plates with decorative fluted edges. ,., pay or the damage and Marnie 1 xt mo~th. She is a '!' • t when I told her I thought lovely @"I. bright. pleasant .__.._-"!~-=;....---­ she ~ould hav. at least of· aod ha~ gone w<th Ed foe 72"x27" AIR MATTRESS fered\lo share the cost she two ye~s. Problem: l1er got m1d and threw the keys eare9t1 J\ve,~ _.pliies ~f~?._m 011r R.eg. 96c 6.,. in m1 face. here bul we've never mef C Thk\ morning t received them. &t suys they are Sunday Onl.y > her ~licck for $100 with a crazy ~rd it_'s jusl as well New Co ntour styled air mattress "'ith 2 v'atves for sep- : no~/ saying. "Goodbye, you we don t nvite them to the arate inflation of pillo\v. ~fade of laminated vinyl with : che~p heel." wedding. bonded seams. Air cell design allo"'S free air flow for • ~'hat should I do? -Marnie ants to be mar-com.fort. - Ir M;\RTY ried in o living room with : J)EAR MARTY: Send the only the mediate family {~"' -.ir:E.....~--~ -~... ~ : doft a check for $2 which Is present. said she has no ~ ~ • ....,,,.,,. .. wbat yo u owe ber, People objection their be mg ~ (. j ,.~ v <B , :_ who borrow a car 1hould present bu doubts that they :f "· @@ ~ • pay for whatever damage would co . What should .1li -0 @ : oc'curs when It is in their we do? -A.FFLED ~ VJ/ 'fl 6 (j • possession. This shou ld have n EAR B FFLED: In vite (f @ {_ , , : :: been discussed when you l\1arnie's arents to the ~ /":\ .~"; • g8ve',your girl the keys. wedding If they don't A. , . .w. ·~ 11 l7 l '(J @ : An~flne who would Teturn wish to · e, thafs up to ' ., ~ i/ @ (~ ~· I • a. new car with a smashed them. ..t i,:, : rli,nde11 and a hrnken , 8 @ ~ · ~. : bfladU'gbt and not offer to ,i::~ His "'~:;., '~,::c·:~ i @ __J, ... _.. · -. '9ave lt repaired Is a no-dr11111 111 IN '" 'v v1111r 1r11ltf.. '/'" \ *' I clod ••I tllt !Kb. ud "a-1 •!Id You .. f: 811 • -1'0!' T..,..it Onty," by .t.11~ lit• • ~-. Stlld cents lft celft •Ml • • DEM ANN LANDERS: I ""' .. N it-• 11d, , ........... •ft•I-• 1-wllfl ....... • &m 13 and in trouble with Aftft L• wm IN •l•d 111 "'"' " my',mo6her. After school a .,... wllfl v 1r9b1tms. s-"''"' a It "9r !ft u II! lllt D'-1LY ~llOT, • guy• I know invited me tc ..-c1o11 ... • H·•H•"'"'· 111m.-d : work in his darkroom. He is 1ft•t1ei>•· • an amateur photographer : and so am I. ... \ A.! about five p.m , my : buddy's dad asked us· if we ""-wanted to ride along to :_ deliver something in his a pickup truck. The ride end· : ed up being a two-hour trip. • When I got home my mother : was like crazy with worry. I " had meant to call her but it : slipped my mind .. I tried to tell Mom I didn 't = mean to m<)ke her worry .. and if I had called her she : would have said. "OK go ." .. Wh~ are mothers s o : unreasonable? Please s. answer in ttie paper for all • Balli ' n · Gels I Zool y PhD I Rich~r N. Mariscal. son of Mr. d Mrs. J. F. Mar- iscal or alboa Is land has receive his .PhD. in zoology ' from t Un1vers1ty of Cali- fornial:lt Berkeley. Dr. ariscal rC{'eived his AB d MA from Stanford Unj rsity and has accept- ed appointmen1 as as- sis t professor at Florida S e University at TaJla- h see beginning this fall I See By Today's Wanl Ads • THAT • • IT'S POLY FOAM SLEEP PILLOW 78c 011r Re11. 97 c S11ttd11·11 011ly Attractive and con1fortable 17''x24"' tailored pillov.', Floral orint cotton cover in pink and blue. .. .,..,_:.,. ...._.,. ..... --~ ' • • t . -·---------------------------------DAIL'r' ,,~or 7. SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1968 • PERIUNENT PIESS saWU'OI STRETCH DENIM -.·--- "',::::::t ' l 22" RECOIL ST ARTER ' POWER LAWN MOWER i~ on.,. ·*cg.· 'ifT.47' J' L. 0 0 ~ "Sait.da11 Only Ui a a F.asy l.o slarl, gas J>0"'ered engine by Briggs & Stratton is 3 l·f.P., 4 cycle. Model 22·2J4 ha s mounted single engine control. baffled. .,;: ~ 6!1~ ~:· ~·~ -1.-. ~· :.:!1 PLASTIC SCOOP CHAIR Our R eg. 3.33 S1111dn11 fl11l11 Easy to store and so h;indy ' ' Per11101te 11t l"re111 MISSES' STRETCH . DENIM JAMAICAS 0111• lleg. 1,1/l 1.44 S1111d1111 011111 75 '"'(, Cotton , 25""o Du Pont:tt nylon; Sanfnrizrd ". Side zip. Pastels, bas- ics, ne\\I fashion colors. 8·18. -· ALWAYS HANDY 1.SV. BATTERY SIX PACK 011r lle11 • .J.Gc J6c • I Save no\v on these size 1'D", 1112 volt batteries. Ideal ror flas hlights. toys and radios. 6 battery package. i.,, 'l I r ,, FISK AUTO AIR RL TERS .f ,,.,,. """· 1.97 ·3.97 l 0 0 1' S 1rnd1111 tJ11l11 e 00 ('[can air filters save gas, incre.'lse n1iles per gal·,! 1 Jon , tr;ip dust and dirt particles. Only clean air, , comes into your carburetor. Flame-proof for your, d r proteclion. In most sizes. I~ ' • --":l:.l SPORTSMANS HIP BOOTS S11ttd1111 Ottl!J 4.97 011r Reg. 1.41 Deer r·leated soles with iilrrl shanks for s111e fon1eci traction. Avail· able in all siies. to have. 1'hese sturdy pias· - tic chairs come in avocado. tangerine, turquoise. ALUMINUM FOLDING BED 011r Reg. J 1.96 ,9.86 S1u1day fl11l11 74"x27" bed features 1" tubular link springs, 2" thick mattress, and double center leg for safe stability. Easily folds into small area for stor· age . ITALIAN THONGS, SANDALS 011r Reu. :J.96 I . S1111da11 011111 2.96 Save $1 on sandals and thongs imported from !IUnn y Italy! Uppers are g.enuine Italian leathers wilh the Old \Vorld look of fine craftsmanship. Select several styles and colors. 5 to 9. • DIME •A • LINE K mart . sells only ''first quality'' ... no ''sec onds'' - • DAY 2200 HARBOR BLVD. ~~::~r 0~~COSTA MESA Harbor I ' ' I OAll.V ,.LOT --~I JUnt 22, 1'6f NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE • wEEK'S AND YEAR'S HIGH, tow, j ' I - OSE NY Exchange 20 Most Active .. " .. . • ,.di• "' ,,. DAJLY •ILOT II AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE • • Over-the-Counter Listings for Friday, June 21, 1968 ·' • • • .. 9 • , • lt DA!LV 'llOT / LEG.Al. NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NO'TICE ,.__,, c••To11CAT• o,i, •1111111111 IUPtll~ ,COU•T o• TMI ,, .. ,.. Clllfll'ICATW o• •usu111.1.. .....,, •teTITIOUI MAMI I!!' t.at.U'Ol:llltA. •o• ••CTt1fQUI lll~MI ....,. C:lllTll"ICATI o• •UllMlll ,.,,. ,,,...,.. .......... c.rlU• ,,. .. (Oii> Tfil (Of.llllTi' Ofl OllAlll•I Thll lll'IOH ...... dClft WfilfV "' i. ~ "ICTITIOUJ MAMI Ml!~ 1 Mll'leu 11 )IOI Wnl Ctul !ilOo .,..-~-1 IMI"'* -,t lfN __.,. IM TM lllldti~•~ ""' teflttv "9 11 ~Mo-Hit,..,.,. l<ffWPOtt kKfl C.Mklrnl• Arts -~wards Won by 7 MO•I ft .... (.t.Vlt C•M IMM. CiNfwllla. uiiidw ,,_ ~ d\K'tlrll I bull-ti Nr.-1 6"(11. W\dtr "'-llCfl"-urm ...__ ei h1 ,,.. IMl'tw ., .. ""'~ "'!lllM t\l"I -l "' ""' 1t"'9• ~~ •• -... ,nctlti.u. flrYfl'"'9-NEW'°llT lllllP'O•TS LTD ..... lt\ll .... '-'-ven "'·b .. ~-1 ...... .. DOMUOC CltACC:HtoLD f9r IMw " ~~I ..... 11,..... It~-"' A...,.... IC ADV •TlllHG _. ni.t l'lr'" Ii~ ti ~ '-'""""" --· ix: ,.....,. 1.""'1 ue .,. Aires: Get Started Early , CN,... ""' -.. w•LLlMI Gue. ""' ,.......... --. __. -lll·flt•• .... """ i. ~ " t11t '°'~"* ..._ ....... "' tvN ff.i .._ ff '"i.Mft« from the Orange r-ast area ' CIONI!. ..... •""19 ti ~ II M -I~ ~ w1'1911 IWl'"I Ill 11111 -1LK1 Ill II 11 follo'wl: ......, d ' OOM11i1ic at.t.CCHIOl..O. "'"'"' •llllf o-1111 1.tfnkt. 111t1 •11111tt a .. resldlltltt 1t .. ,...._1 . h'vliit o,_._ u11 s1w1e C•'"'°" • ..., have been named winners in Mon •Y· Jun• 2~ Ni"""""°"' Ill h ~lllltd t1•, .... GllWll G,..... CllM Of', JOlll!.. C. 11•1.,, lt1t Hlfhlllllll •11tlr1, "llforlll1. .. ._ "''""" -~ '-'' .. -""'"loft o.,.. .v..1 i1' 1"' • 0r1,,., H_, •Md!. c1111or111• n.t0. O.ld J....,. 11• •NL the Ul68 National ScholasUc '9 cMl'Ollt Mn...,.,., -trwm °""' 1.ifmu Dir.I J....,. 21, lNI, !t'Y!llt Otlltr By SYDNEY O~tARR OOMIHIC CltAt'CHIOl.D .. 'Wiit.LiAM ltlll:.. C1Mfon111, °'""'' Qhifttlll Or. Jt.M (, •'•IN SI•~ °' C:.lltor11l1. °"'"'' COUflh'l Ari Awards c 0 n t e 3 t OU((IONIE1 Ofl .v..1 19, 1Nt. ....,. ms, 1 Ho41rv St1i. ff C11!10t11l1, °''""" Cot11I•! 0.. Ju... IL 1Nol, tlefof• mt, 1 Htlff1'f' ;,Th I t I 1t 11 Hl1tt•'I' ot1:D111:10 ""' 111 ,.11blic 11< ,,.. fol .. 1111 11111, HtWl'Wlllf °" J-11, '*' "'°'' '"'' • No1.,. P11b11c 1" 111111 tor .... 11111. ""'Wiii• • spqnsored by Bullocks. e w se man con ro s -.,.........,. "' .. hi ""'""' ._., -•r .. DM•ld L..,.k, 11-11 -to "Wiie 1ft ,,.. 1or &11cl ,,,,., PHto111tl'I •P""'" 1,..1ii9 Ot_. .. _too -to 11ot hls destiny , • , Astrology btllorl 11\11 ~ ~ "" c ... ,.. "°"" M .,. ...._ ..._ _ 11 MICIW1MoO ,,_.,.., Dr. """"c, •"'"" .. _..,...,. ""' ..,aon wlwH 111,.,. 11 11U11Mr1""' 11 Award wlMer1 are David llb<.e"" 11 t91 _,,, .,....,.,.Y, s.1111..,.,. wHhlll ""',_' ,,.,. wi-IHI· .. ~ ttie _.. ....,,..., -i. w0w111-"" .. 11t1111 1 ... t,,_i l'llCI .rt-ltdt" points U1e way." ""-· c.t11tor111., '" a..""""' 1 llltf'MI " 111-n«-..,. --111 io "" w1111111 i...1r_,.t ,1111 ~ ••ffilfed "" -... Din gman. Costa M~sa H igh RIES ., z A II ... J11tr,.. 1M1. 11 .., 111w., •r• A.M. 10,.,.te•AL au.Li ~'-"",.. ute:111t11 """'"'""· tOl'F1cto1iL Sf.ALI School, honorable menUon•, A_ 11,-.arch 1· pr .... """' .... ""'" .._ -. If -•-i11 c , K"'• <o,F1c1AL suL1 • .,. o. ""L••... 1•1 You &•• start·• today "'"" ll'llY ... ......, ... ""'lk'""" Jlr!M,IW Holl,.., Plllllk • c .. w1orlll• J-.11 lE. o.ws NOit ... "'*lk -Ct llloN>ll • • : >;;\I 0101 w .... .-. 11 i. """'-' ....,.., ,,.., "•lll(IHI ortk• 1., NII•,.,. ,._.lk.(11110,,111 "'••111:1N• 0t11ce 111 Laurie Adsit . Corona dfl by 1nswer\ng call. letter. • c.r .. fllll OrW .. """"'" "' tM °''"'" c-1'¥ PrlnclNI Ottkt !ft I.DI ......... Coul!tll M Iii h Sch I h b l hi I ... . . . . DltAH~E COAlt OAn.v P'11,o't .,_, M¥ c-~11111 ~~,.r•i 0r,..., c-"' com. E••· Ju"' 1;,. nn ar g 00, onora e .i\nyt ng ess u1an 1n1tiative wM '°' '°"" ~1 ... -· -""'' J11iY 1, ,,.. M~ Conwn•Hlo!I E•,'••t PublllMcl °''""" CN1t 0111¥ P11o1. mention: and Joan Guptill. might ~ a mistake. Show ~Id Mfk.111111 boi __ ._ ..... M""' ,. ... 1111 ...... 0••111• (NII Otl"' Plt111. Ju ... ti. "" Ju"",,, tt '"" JUl'I" 1i. .... !OU'4ol ~·~gt 1t11• ~'"';.. J-1. 1, u. 22. 1"' •-Pu1111.,...,. °''"" c111i11 D111¥ 11+1o1. LEGAL 0 E CorOJ'la de! Mar t-ligh School. th" Wi)' -pioneer. Take the A i ~=:::..:•i."'111 LEGAL NOTICE J....,. n." • .,.. Ju"'" u. lttl 11111-u •A•~t TIC honorable mention. lead. Relative figures in s....111r cwrt LEGAL NOTICE NoT1ca To c11:1D1To•s Others are Lori lleston, scheme of things. ,..,JHS ,._..,, su,.111:1011: cou1t oF THI Corona del Mar H i"h School. TAUR US !April 20-May u.aow, AND VINT•••• c••Tll'ICATll cw IUllNllSI JTATI OF CALll'O•NIA .. A~ If L•w l'ICTITICWS NAMI THIM !'Olt tNI! COUHf'Y 01' OltANGI medal: Janis Pendleton. 20): M 0 n e y ' speculation Lew c ...... llllNllll Tiie ulllll~itftttl 61 tt'111\1 t ''" (°"' IUPlllOlt COUit 01' TNI' Mt. A "111 r-M . h Sc Sri Int WIU ,,I'll Sl,rtll Mlll>t • Minni It 6Cl9ll Wtol (NII l'fATI 0" CAL1•01tNIA Etltlt of l(ATHl!JllNE l"LOYO, .... l.oUrQ08 de! ar it1g hool. figure prominently. ng '-,. ..... "'Cilttrtll• H!1llw••· N•-1 ludl, C•lllorfllt , l'Olt THI COUNTY OI' OIUNGI l(ATHEJllNI M. LANI. Dotutoed. honorable menjion ~Qjjyl'\JI Jar.th_ crea.Uve resources. teh tll-MA ••rut lltldar lhl tkllllouo llrm !lllN ti I.A NI. A-tt»t NOT.CE 1$ HEJIE8Y GIVEH M IM d M HI h AnwNri...,. ,.~ cuEITA _. '""t i•ld firm 11 '°"'""4 HOt1c1 o• N11A•1J110 o• l'I TtTION cr1<1110,, o1 1111 1oov• ... med c1e<e<1M1 Smith , Corona e l ar g Check facts, figures. Day l.o P11t111thld o.-.... , co.o,1 o.i"' ,.11o1. o1 "" 101taw1M "'"tll. wftNt n11n11 1.. "01 ••o•At1: 0" •11.L ANO "°" lfl•1 •11 pef'l(N'ls h•v1 ... t'-1'"' A11•1M1 '"" School. honorable menlion; analy•e data. If emotions J...,.. IS, tt, tt tfl(I July ,, 1... lf5N,I, 11111 111(1 111lict of rtildtncl 11 tt to!loWJ: LllTTlllll TlllTAMINtA•Y, Wl4 dtoeeclt11I tr• rt<1ulr9tl lo Ilk tr.em, LIMITED l'AltTNEll -Ml''-' •. Eolit.. .. IVELYN ELIZAIUlTH wllh tr. ...uts.r• voucher1, 111 t,,. l>llk• Jay Crispin, N twp 0 r l take control. kiss m oney J-. 1117 ,.__,., Dr!w, N<t-1 llf;l'NOl.DS, Otce1M<1. ol "'-(le.._ ol rtM •bow '"lilied ~t ., II bo H' h Sch I ed I ~ c NOtKE 1s HE1tE1Y lltveN "Ml "" •r-1 lfltm. ,.1111 111t MCtu~rY · ar r 1g oo , m a : goodbye. Message clear by .,,,ie:· .w:eurtrw. '''"''" •••rkl• Wl'llt• "'' fllMI ""'1" • -.. 11:1 lflt -.. 1,...., eta v......,, and Phil B l' t t t n c o u r t, tonight. P'41MU Mkll4oel I . J-""lltlorr lor PrCINlt at WIM #11111 IM ,....,.,._... I. 14oew1, lll Wtll TJilr(I SJ•ffl, Cl!ITU•ICAtl 0 , IUUNlEIS 11119 "' Ctll!Otfll• or-• c-1¥· ••-of Len..-. Tt1t11n11pt•r• 11 lh9 s.1111 A .... c.morftll 11'7'1 wllltl'I 11 "" Estancia High Sch ool, $e· GEMINI 1 May 21·.fune ••ctitious NAME o.. JUM 1J. ,..a, lletol'~ '"'· .·1"ta11" ::::,.ion.•. ;i'""11enc•~~~~ ';'111 i:;111tc• o11>u1~u of 111e 11 .. 4eol1ned 111 .11 cond award. $50. 20) M h f h t 0 took fl'll! 11tWet1ltoM4 Ill u'111Y lflt~ ••• l'llblk Ill .... fol .Mid Sta,., "1"IOFltllY "l•C• r,;·~.~i,,."iM -h11 ='.et f'llllfttr1 Hr1tlfll"' lo 1111 ll'll•I• of .. 111 1----.,-,,,-,..,.,...-,-=""""~---1 : UC 0 w a y u <.,...,llCll"' • lll;1l~u 11 , 0 lox ·~· ·-•r" Midi ..... J .... """""'" "' ""' lor J111'¥ 11 IHI ti ··~ • "' !n Int Cleetclent. wllflln \IJ _, .. , tfler lM II"' LEGAL NOTICE for granted could change. SIMI A~. c1m.,tlli , .11-; iii. 11c1111ow 11 Ill lflt ""°" """-n1rne 11 111bttrlb-cot1rl........, ~ oePi r1me,;I No' j' ol ••Id p11bllull0t> at 1hl1 AllllC•. T d · I t d n llr"l n11"' ol (ltOWH 1'000 SAl.l!.S. ""' tel 10 '"" .. 1111Jn 1 .. 11r11mf11I •1111 courl, t i 1111 Horrh ,, ... , ...... lft '"' (l}Y Dt le<I Ju;',:· ''f'· F (I CllltTll'tcA'fl 01' I USINllS I en ency eXJS s owar co . 11111 Hid tlrm 11 c11m..,nc1 of Ille iouow. •c•rl0Wloecl9H 111 ••ecutect t!le .....,._ or s..1110 Ano CtlllOfnl• 1 •r •mt1 ICIY l'tCTITtOUS NAMI fusion. Keep ace in hole. !"' ""'°'"' ~ .,.mn In tuM 111(1 (0!'Fl(IAL SEAi.i Dtl" JUN, 21. IHI ' E•ecutor k ,11, .. of rttlcMnq ,,. •t 1oiio..o: J°"""' I!. D••" w 1 sT ·JOH N 04 "" wm o1 '"" T119 llllde?lllM4 c1ou ""'111Y 11e 11 ,..,. Don't reveal all you now. IU<1>tr<1 L. FH1-. '" s. W•lt11• Nol•rv P\lblk-ONi.r"11 co....;., Cit•• ' .At>o"' "'"'""' <1e<"'"1 d..c:ll"' • llu'llness " "" •r11"'1 5!..et. Refuse to move back to past Ot , A11111fl'", (111f, Pr!rocl"l Ollkt 111 AN•• ....... -Y-,.,.._, .,,, .._... Coi1t ,Miii,, Cllllwftll, Ufldtr !ht II"' C Ort1"!t Cou"1Y -llS ... , TJll,.. ""''' llllcM """ -"'TASTEE Fll:EEZ OF ti ate forward rhythm Diie C1!1!11t, 231 ollon $1 .. Ne-I ., ••st o• ... A-• .. CO$tA MESA '•NI "''' 1tld llrm 11 com--ac v . llttcl'I. C•AI. M'V COfTWftlulo<I Ei11res 1~ Ct.,.,...., tlNJ llif\I• AM, C•lllei'ftl• CAN CER \J 'I J \y c E. Jlool, 2t2' Hiii $1 • .......,11,,,..., J.,,.. 21. 1t70 A-11 fv l'llltltMr T......,.,. SO .. UI -'of ..... tollowl"' "rto11. WllGSe une ~ • u "•"'· c.i+i. 11u111111>11d 0r1"" Co-tt 011"' ,.11111. ttt: ,,,...._11u A""""n.., ••ec-111me 1~ 1v1111111 Pit«"' re11.,.,roce 1111 22): Your tendency to ex· Oil~ Jll"" 7, lttl JuM IJ. H, 1t Ir.cl J11W '' IN41 1002°" P'llflllllMd 6r CNll DlllY "llCll. P'ublllM<I Or111e, (ot'I OtllY I'll<>!, lollow1 11:. L. Fe••ui.on Ju.,. 12, 11, ,., \;:: lott.U Jun• 11. ,. 11>11 J11i'i' '· 1J, IHI \Of't"61. .loll!! F. Auten. 1su "•l1c1111, Newr>ort pand, lo want to. protect D•le (1r11er LEGAL Nl'mrF. (INod'I, (1l!IDr"i1_ d d ' fabl c. E. •aot ~ ~-,-LEGAL NOTICE 011ec1 J11M 21. 1908. coul attract 1srepu e si." at c1111orn11, °"'"9t cou"tv' P.JIM4t LEGAL NOTICE .k!ll" F. •111•ft person s . Keep gµard up. On MIY J, lttl, boilort mt, I Noll,.. ClltTIPICAT• 01' IUllNISI IAll JU Ste::' ol Call;or~!:; O~n~f' C01Jnl'f';N 1 Don't neglect d l!: f'a (} S . "llb~C In 1rod !Dr "'1(1 Sti le, l'tr~ll'r ,ICTITIOUI NAM• IA• ttl NOTICI! 10 Cll!OITOIS JuM 1 ' ' 10$" mt. • ft tlry LEGAL NOTICE Be positive about actions. Nn secrets • SAGITTARIUS fNov. 22· De<:. 21): Accent on com · pie.ting mJssion. Y ou made 1,greemt:nl and now you must follow tntough lo finish. Don't force or push • but do make c lelr that you are an individual Yi' i t h. needs. CAPRICORN I Dec . 22· Jan. 19): Some factor~ which were covered up now are revealed. Be confident. Refuse to buckle down to In· timidation. Someone may be testing and bluffing .Know thj.s -resJ)Olld accordingly. AQUARIUS fJan. 20.fo"eb. 18 J: Jf receptive. you g'ain more than you might have thought possible. You feel that people do care and res· pond. Tonigt\1 y ou are pral!· ed by one who means much in yo1.1r life . PISCES (Feb . 19·M arch 20): Attention n ecessary in home. marital area. If you maintain sen se of balance, humor, then real difficulty is overcome. Tonight, enjoy yourself, Give and you also receive. ff TODAY IS YOU!\ BIRTHOAY you are a loyal individual with high prin4 clples . You complete major cycle now and prepare for a new, ex~iting project. C.ENERAL TEND ENC· JES: Cycle high for GEM· !NI. CANCER, LEO. Spec· ial word to AQUARIUS: Emotions are ac tiviated: you find out where y ou s tand in romantic arena • Fun •nd thrills 10c • rid• 3/75c for the whol• family BAY HARBOR SLIDE laltet' et Harbor 11•111. 7 /SOc • 1s/$1.00 Co1ta Mna Open 10 a.m. Daily until D•rk 0 "EHIHG IUNOAY. JUN£ 23RO ONI FIEI AIOI! WITll JO< PUltCN.t.s'f tHll!f l'ltEI! 11015 WllH ll,H PURCH•SlE ... _.'"' •1cti1r(I L. Fer•-· Dile '"' _,.1,nec1 ~ tt<ll"' ht II (Oft-l~lllllOlt CdUJt't 01' TNI! SUl'l!JllOI COURT 0, TNE Publl< 1" •Ml tor "'14 ""'' ""0"' IY I Special group activity pro- C1rMr •11111 c. E. Jtoet ·-to 11\t ID bt duclll\9 • 11111•~· ., ""' l•tldoltfl St.. ITAtl OP CALIJ'OltNIA ttliTE 0,. CALl!'OllNl" :"n:..,IH!:: !h.!111: ... ~"":':".~~";f~ ves ·--11·ci·a1. P ••U'c1'pato. li~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:;;:;; _lflt M,._,t !°"O•' ....,_ i rt ·~~ Ufllt.J. Coll• ~Ct0/or"11. "'*' 11\t -.F..O:L.fifl: COUNTY'_Ol'~OAAHOI ,.01 THI! COUNTY 0,. 01t•HO€-I I -•·•-Ut::•rc .., '9 lftt--wmilil lnllnnntnt illlll eci.-li!lj· llcll!IOlll llrm llllM 'of THE AllOTT N1. A~ Nt. A~ln la tht .. 11~ n n1tr11rneril •"II 1c1....w_,,,. LEO (July 2J.Aug. 22): ""' llln ewecU'lt<I Ille umt. CO., i l'ICI .... I w ld !Ir'" 11 torn~ of NOTIC• 01' lllAlttltO -P'l!TITIDN , Eitttt al Fellcllr.11 FrtvDSD. Dec•tl"4. ed i'H' •Xtcll!H li'H' 11'""' (Offlc!1l ~·n Int IDI .......... "'"""· wtio.t ftllM lfl lull '011: PIDIATI DI' WILL AHO POii: NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN lo '"" COfFICIAL SEAL! Change, travel variety are ltowllt C. 1(,.... 1;.,, Piie• o1 retl<len<t ft•• 101io-: LETTllll 'fl:I TAMl!NtA•Y uedltor• o1 lflt "boYt "'mH c1ec..itnl ~~\':~~ ~~byl~·Celllo•n!i h · d a long w j I h No1tl'Y Publlc · Cll1!0tnl1 A-rt J. Abbott, 11171 l1llrt 1'1., Et11lt ol JAMES It. EUDAl.V, Dtctl· tl!ll •II l>tUOfll ht•!n<i elilml t9llll•t lhe Pri..CIPi l Of!ltt !" emp aSIZe Pr!11t:l1>1I Ollie•. In Cost• Me11, (1111, oH. ul<I dec-nt ''" rt<111lrtd lo Ille tl>em. OtAnoe C011nty Creative endeavors. Accent Or1ngt Counl'f' Ot!tel ~UM 1, lflil NOTICE IS HEll:E8Y GIVEN Tlwll wllh 11M i>ecttury VOllCIW!ro, I~ 11\t olllcl l • d h MY CGf'llrn!ISltn E•1>lr1• Aolltrl J Abbi>ll Luclllto 11. Elldll\>. hi• Ult<I ht••ln t 1ell· ol !fie clerlt (I/ lho Ibo~ tntllltd cwrt or My Catl\rnlnlOfl E•ll '"" On relation to frien S, OW Ju,., 1, 19'1 Sitt• o1 (tlllorft11, 00rt1111t COll111¥: !IOI' for Pr•tt of WHI t ncl llH' IH\Jlnce lo preot11t them '"1111 Int Met•;••• Marci\ )7, 1tn I t h d "UC>lllhed Or•nt1• CH1I 0111¥ Pllo!. °" Mtv 1, Jf61, Mforo ,..., 1 Nol•"' of 1.1111., ,,,11,....,11,..."' the Pe!lll•""'· """'"""''lo''" 11.;.i01110ne<1 •I lflt ofllctt Publfsl'>l!!I 0••"9• 6c~s11~111v ,~:· you eorre a e opes a n .kl"" 1, is, f1, "· 19" .,.... P11blk lft •"" IM u1<1 s111• • ...,...,...1,., rettrfflCt hi ...... 1cti ~ rnit<I<! '"' 1vr111er 111 he< A•tor...,Y• llRUHOAGE 11111 Junt n ." •"" Ju"" · ' · wishes with basic real ities. •-•red "°""" J. Abbott u.o .. ft 10 mt 1>or11c11llrt, 111111 tl!lt !flt 11 .... -•If<• HACl(LEJI, 161f w. "" s1 .. L<e A1111e1tt, LEGAL NOTICE Stud y,CANCER message. 1o boi flit "'"°" '"'-!lliml ft tllblc•l~ of htlfllll ""'""" hli• betll "'' +r>r July Cil!fOfllfl '111115, wll!ch 11 the "'-ct 01 HI hi Ille w!lfll11 1"1tr....,..,1 11'11 11, !NI, ti •=JO '·'"·· !n the uurtr_.,,"' blliln«i of'"" urw1e .. 1i1ne<1 In 111 '"•tler.'------:-coc::------·1 VIRGO (Aug ~Sept 22) · --------------1,~,.......leclited M u«11Ttd !ht 111M. 0119"rlmffll No. 1 of wld '-'· •I IOI N. tc•lllftll'lt lo Ille esltle of "let clectdent, 1 •1i1t ISl ' ' • 1A1t ,,. 10t11c111 Se•U &l'Ofdw1Y. !ft 1"4 C!l'I o1 S•11t• An.t. wllhlft 11, "'°""" ,11., t"4I ""' publlc•· 111ottc1 o, PUtLIC SALE Something occurs to upset SUl'l!ltlOlt COUit 0!' Tiii! Rottlle C. l(nox C111hlrn11, 11.,.; 01 this notlct. On JuM 11, 1908, •l 10;.Jll A.M,. ti ltoi St t QUO This should be STATE 01' CALl,.OltNIA !'O• Nol1rv Pub~c -Ct !UOf11l1 Ollt<I JuM 71. lfolll O#l!H June 11, lt(ll. Slruc~ Avenue, Orange, C1lltornl1, the a US ' TllE COUNTY 0, OlliNOIE J>rlnclp-1 Otlkt In W, I . ST JOH N G11od1l11H Freoo1<1 10110,.1110 g-s will t>e exppM<l IO ule •! regarded as CODStrUCtiVe. Cut NlllllMI' D-111'1 0•1,..e Counl'I Cot1n!'f' (lerl< Admlnl1ltll•I• P<!bllc 1i.c:tlon Wl1h rtHrve: 1· fUMMONS M• commluloft E•Plr•• ,...,_, Sclllomtc,,.., c1i.'"'" • .,. ot the E•t••t of 1n, All mechlnerv, toall, 0<11t!1>men1, However, ear 1er you may JOANNE A, PAI.MIR. 1>1111111H V•. JulY 1, 1N41 Ml"'''' A11avo fttr"ntd llec""""' 111•ftll11re, tur.,1o111iws, 11 • 111 • e •, be confuse<!, but later, you Jl08EJIT D. PALMER, Dell!Mlftl, PubllWd 0ftllff' Colll O•I"' Piiot, An•l1MJI At L1w •r1tMn• ,,.. Htctr.i.r mllr•lill, oaod•. com-"''' 11•rll, PIO,LI DI' THI lTATI! OP )\Int' I, u, ». :rt. "" .. , ... '" 'flWfl aM Ctun\N lttttl ""•,MYI Al LIW P«lcllK1• •fl(i i>el'Wl'\flltv. •1l •ll~llted In, adjust and realize that what !:n~:!,.OltNIA "' -"-••• ,.._ DeMfl. LEGAL NOTICE °'",.•::'1T;,!:~.~"t ... ,1 o111v J>l1e1. ~111 .:!~!:'.,'~'!::..-n11 '"'J r,,.,:~Av!nC::'. Ot'":no:~"c~\~n1!'. 11(1.1 occurred was good. Vcru t •t Mrebv dlroct~ 10 11• • -II· Ju"' 22. !•. 2'. lKI 1_.,,. Ttl: UUJ J11-lt11 Thi1 ull! 11 held to t11!orce the rlohl• of LIBRA (Sept, 23-0cL 22): l,n 11t1cll1>0 lft re1P0111t ID !ht CllmPll lftt NOTICI tD CJllOIT01t$ P...tillsM<I Or1"ge CD#lll O•llv Pllol, tfl1 First Nlllor>ll Bt11k ol Or•l'llt CounlY, Ch k b · f t "' ti\!! 11)ove Mme<I Pl1lnll!I .. ilfl lfle SUP•••OI CDUltT 0, tHIE LEGAL NOTICE "'n• n, :rt and Julv ,, U, ,,,,. 1Ml-61 • lllllOflll b1nkltt0 IHOC:!ellon, o1 101 E••I ec asic a c 0 r s • c1er1< o• ~ 1t>ovt "'"'It<! coUfl In "'• STAtl O!' CALll'O•N11. ,.011; Chi pman Avenue, o,a11ot. c111110fnl1. '' Tendency exists for you to •b<wt entitled tcllon br011ont •0111<11 vflU TNI! COUNTY OP D•ANOI 1Alt·1'1 LEGAL NOTICE lh• secured p1rtv trlsrno ul'l<l,r· $«11rll'I G h In 111(1 court, .. llhln Tl!N di••'""''"'" Nt. A-sns.t SU,IJllOlt COUltf 0, TNE ST.l.T~ AgrHmlnls t •fCutH with C•IUo•nl• daydream . et to the eart 1trvkt on VOU ol !hll •urnmons, II Et1•"' el WAI. TEI WILL I AM OF CALIPOIHIA ,01 THE IAlt J41 Alurnlnwrn Produ'1s of 11'(\.j Struc-Ave-of matters. If necessary, ttrwd within Int tboYt n•med countv, 5CHUl.LSTJl0M, etc. Oect1sed. COUNTY OF OIANGll SU,El"Olt COUltT OP TNI! llUe. Or1n9c, C1!1/0f"l1, as Cleblor, Oii nr wllllill TH llTY dlJI If Ill.Wei ..... NOTICE IS HERE•Y GIVEN "' '"' '"· A~:Wl STAT[E 01' CAl.IFDINIA "011: !!le 11! llld ,,,., '"" Fl1>1ncl11a s1.1e-make long·djstance call to -rt. cre4!tor1 "' lht 1bo•• 111me<I (lecl<ltnl HO'flClE Of< NllAllHG 01' P'ETIT10N THI! COUNTY OF OltANGE menti "" lilt Ill the Olllie "' tt>t Sec· verify beliefs, .uspicions. You i re "'''by noU!IM ttltl \l'llit51 \IOU lhlt Ill NrMlllS heYllll clt lm1 1011 .. 11 lfle •o• P'ltOIATlE 01' Wll.L AND FOi N1. A·SUU rellrv ... Sl1t1 "' !tie St11t of (11\IOf"i•, .., Ill• 1 wrltltn rn..,,,l!'ff Pltt<llflll, wld 11ld lltctdenl •re rec111lred lo 1119 lhtm, LllTTIJIJ T•lTAMENTA•Y 'fHlllO .I.LIAS CITATION TO P'E•soll lllln• Mtmbe" 61 DQ '51, '6 M1 121. H SCORPIO (Oc.1. 23·NOV. ol1lnlllf wltl llkt hlclt!Mtl• for'"'"'*'"" .. 1 ... "'' """'"'"' •wd\tf$, In ll1t OI· E•lll• ... Alm• I(, '""m. Dtc.e1le<I. SUSP'EC'fl!D 01' EMIEllLl!Ml!HT Olll sn, ,, 011 623. 111(1 O!Mn. 21); Intensified a c tion in· or dtmtoet (lfmt nde<I Ill Ille t°""'ltlft! llct of !fie Clffk of lfle 1bov• e"lllled NO'tlC' IS HEREBY Gt\IEN Th1t In tr.., Mtlltr ot IM G111rdltn$1\\p o1 the Dtlttl Junt 20, Ifft. LEGAL NOTICE Laguna Beach School of Art and Design olb LAGUNA CANYON ROAD 7 I 4-4'i4. r s20 S:UMMER PROGRAM Two-Week Workshops JIM GILIERT ROGER KUNTZ DAVID SCHNAIEL ROBERT FRAME IENNETI 'BRADBURY 01si gn Media Studio & f igure Portrait & Figure Advanced Oil Marine Oil Six-Wee k Courses RUTH OSGOOD ROGER ARMSTRONG DONNA SHARKEY ROGER AtMSTRONG Oil Pa inting Drawing Life Dre wing Watercolor l • Start July 8 July 22 A uCJ. 5 Au9. 19 Au9. 19 Start July a July a July 12 July 11 II 1rhln1 ""°" «inlr1CI, "' .. m ... ply lo cot1rl, .... to ........ , Ills'"· w!llt lh• M1r10fl Fllhlir lt11 flied hertlll • Hlllloll E1l•le "' WILLIAM J. STROSNIDER. The FlrJt N1ll0111I 111111 dicated where hidden mat· Ille tour1 fer 1.,y orher rtlltf 6em1"49tl MCISll,.. YO<H:lt!'"' lo IM ullcl•,..l•nH II !or P•abllt Pl Wlll •114 for low1..c1 ol JJI, A Mlnor. O! Orl!'IDI! Coun!f t d I I d l.LSO c.ta"'lcs. Sc11lpt11re, In the comp111 .. t. LIW Ottlct ol GllYln A. Kllnf, AllllmtY Lttltri T11t1rnenl1rv "' Pel!lllHl•r. 'tHE PEO,.LE OF THE STATE OF Bv Jnmn Bttn ers a re concerne • ne u e s Clllld • d T A v .. m1r Milt 1111 H'lkl Ill ... •lllf'HY ,, 1. .... (U Nor111 New110rl 8ot1!tv1rd. lllltren-ce lo wltlch II rn•df! tot 1wrlntr CAL IFORNIA I Viti Pre11dl!fll finances. P artnership d eal WRITE OR c'"AL·L··FoR"F"R .... EE e"ROCHURE ... t~J '"llM'r Ctl>lltCIMI wlllt Ille C6'11• NewPOtl floldl, C1ntornl1, Whlcll II lh1 P1r1lcul1ri, 1nd ll)ol the llrnt •nd DllCf TO ANN ER t CK S O N SENO J>ubil1hed Or·111ge Cotti •lclnt •r 11111 """''"-· suc1t 111..,.1111 ,.i.u o1 bwl1>t1• ol lfle 11n0ero11ntc1 1n 111 of M•r1111 lfle 11me "•• bffn set •or Julv GltEETtNGS: \'~·:~'...'."~·c':"'~------_:~~C...~c:'.o~ul'.'.'.d'.__'.co::'.'.m'.:e'....:U~n:d~e:'.r'-..:s:c:'.r~u~t~in~y~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "'"'hi lie cMiunt' wllltlft tflf lllllt lmll m1m.r1 per1t lhlftl lo 1ht t•t•I• of ll ld n , 11'1, ti t :JO o.m .. 1n tho Cot1flroom al ~ cause ~PN~•l"ll from the verUl ed lllled 11111111 tw .... .....,1 lor 111"9 1 '"r""" _O«-nl, within 11~ """'"'' 111"' !ht fl,.t .~•tW...'11 No. 7 el ••Id COllrt, •t 1111 cornpli lftl ot Wllllim J, Slt"5111lltr. Jr,, •'-111"9 II Ille , ..... 11lftl. 1>1>blltAI~ of lhl• not!c•. ""'"' 8r(!"G .. IY. !ft 1r.., Cll'I ol Sifttf An•. Wife! "' """ Erldr. ...... flied ~·e1 .. , O•te<:I MIY 2.a. ,,.., D1te4 AAIY :rt. 1~. (1lllor .. 11 Whe-rflft 11 I• •lleoH lh1t Ann Erlt~SOll It ~SEAl.1 11:1>11 I(, kh\!tlll•om Doled J11nt 11 , l'KI w~•t<I "' 111w1.,. .,...burled. c-w. I . ST JOHN . Cif'r~ ~~~lrl;'....ol i:::=I dttlcl-enl W. I . Sl JOH"!, cttltd, JmUHltd or l••"""ltfttlv di•· ev S/GltEGOllY l'OLITISl(t OALYIN It. icl.~i COll .. IV (fert.. POMd p .-rw l<IHCrlbed lflttti") OI Dfful'f' Clerk 414 Nlf'tll N--1 •lwl Nll'Wllilll, Sift~ •M ...,..!,,_ ~d '"It'd~··~ ... Pf.ti• P'l!LKOPl!lt New,.n•iicll, Ctlllll'~ n.ut JUI Vlt Lldt, SulN Ht 8~ Of<l<lr of 11111 Court YOll 1rt herebV .,,. ,..,..~ •rnfttr Telep~ W-lttl NfWllM'I •tl CI'., Ct_lll .. M~ t!llHI tQIL.rjlllll<IHI /o APP«lr betoro lhlo S•ftl• A"", C1Mftl'~l1 Atl .. flt' fv llKUlrll ttl 171•1 41!-111& Coun ll'i:tlll"Ttme"t 1 the<eel, loc:1IH 11 "II-: ~S51!P'ltl HI P'1>bNtlttd Orllllt Co11t D11ll'I Pllol, A-fl 1., PtllN-IOI No. l'.rotc1w1v, SJnlt Ant, Colllornlt , ""-' .,. "' J...,.. , 1 15 n !Ml •~1-61 P'ubll•Md °''"" Coa•I D1Uv ,iiJ, ori Frld1 y, tt<t Ulh d1r of Juty, IMI, 1t P11blllhf(I Ort"°' Cot 1! DJllY l'llOI, ' ' ' ' JuM 71, fl, 2', lt41 1ott..it. 1:30 1.M, O'<l«k. lltoft tnd there lo bf: Jon• 1, •• 1J, n. lMI ...... LEGAL NOTICE e••'"l""(I·"" 111!h UOOll lflt '"I'"'' "' l -----,-:;;,,,.-------1--~L::E:::G~A'.'.'.L'.-.:N:'.O~Tl'..'.:C::E'.:'._ ___ Juen comp'Q1 .. 1 '"" •Ito ... lilt wll" 1lwl ,.)fJJl Coutt •n tctountl"" In lh!I m11ter, CIJITIFICATlE 0, lUl\NlESI P'-lllff 8¥ (l<(lff ol The Cot1r1. ,.J64.. !'IC T!TIOUS NAMll Cl!llTl!'ICATI! 01' •UUNISI 01tH: Junf lt, 1f61. LEGAL NOTICE Cl!lltl!'ICATI DI' t•ANSl.CTION TM ullllersli>m! dO ttrlll'I they ''' !'ICTITIOUS NAMI W, f . SI John, (ou11h (ltrt. 01' •iJSIN•SI UNOE• coll!luclln11 • bllilneu 11 .»l e11t 11th ·Jiit 1111(11rtl1n" diD ttr1!1Y,,,.. '" COfl· fir FrH P. l'.lntth•IFI Jr .. l)lo11ut~ PICTITIOUI NAMI S1retl, COiii MIU. Ctlllor11J1, Ul'dar the """111111 • bullMtl II l10 Lido P1rk.Orlvt, JAMl:S A. J"CICMAN ICNOW ALL llllEN •Y THESE llctlllow tlrm llllM 1J1 CA.OUSEL Nt'l'l>Ol'I llt•ch, C1llf0rftlt , 1111dtr lhl lit· AtffM' ... f Al U.w l"AESENTS: l'LOWEll: SHOP i lld 11111 Mid firm !t flllou• fir'" Mml ol LIDO "AllK 111<1 11111 4-14 W•I UI~ Slrtft tlltl !flt Uncltt'lltntd doel Mrtlw com-tel 1J1 rtM toUOwllll ''"°"'' wtw.t 11kt llrm !1 comPllStd ol 1t1t lal ..... lflll Sulit 2'2 urtltll ll'le fotlowlflll: n1m11 lfl tvn '"""'lttt1 o1 rnkltnct er• 1>tn<>n1, ..-tloH 111mn 111 tvll •nd •Ital l1ftl1 ""'· <•l"'rrtl• n111 1, tllt unG<t"ltonld Is 1r11111dl"' ta !ti.,_., al rt•idtnc• tr• •• to11ow1: T1i.,P11M: Us-.111 bu1l"'n !" tM Sl•lt o1 C1Utorr'll1 under Aotllr1 w. t nd 11;1,,011Hft V. 'Tr_h_, J.olln C11•cl, Ill V1t Lida Nerd, AtllrMf tw P'1tlll-r 111#1 fldllklul ....... ol THE itAltEFOOT 2J1 LUOOfllt Sltet!, N~I 8t1dl, N"""'°"I 8t1dl. C1!11orftll . Putlllol'>tcl Or1n9t Coa1t 0111¥' "llol, CONT&aSA.. (1lllorn1.. Lou!• A. TurMr. ll07 8•Y•dtro Ttr· J""" n ," '"" July '· lJ, ,... 1lltl"61 ), Tht prlnclHI ollce of wld llll1!t1tu 11 Ooled June 1', 1'61, ••<•, Cot11111 dtl M•r, C1lllor.,1t . l«1!ed 1! 1111 NtwPort l oultv1r(I, Aabf:rt W. Tt-hlon 011" A1>rll 5. lffl, N•wPOr1 Beod\, (1lll<>rftl•. ll•n<l~lln v. f routtMOft John (11rcl LEGAL NOTICE l , Tiit 11111 ""mt ot the llndtr>lg~ II Sitto ol C1!U11rnl1, Or~not County: Laul1 A. TL>rner NOT,tCI O!' PUILIC H E Ii It I JI o Mii.OREO TONN[ FOWLIE . On Jun. I•, l'Htl. belore mo, 11 Nola<¥ SIMt el (111ltor11!0, La' A•lf:t COU11h•: , ll!,.Olllf THE •. Tnt "laCt 11! rt1ldt11Ct nl I/Ir wn· P11bllt In tn<I !or 11ld S!llo. flf!roDneltv On Aorll 1. lffl, !letqft ,..., I N11!1ry PLANNING (01111MISSIOl'I OF THI! df"slorttd 11 1111 lrvlM SI., Co1tt Me1•, •P"""'" Aotltrt W, Tr-h!Dn •l'ICI Jl•n-Publlc In •ncl tor U~ STiiie, N .._,AllY CITY 01' POUNTAti'I YALll:Y Collleprnl1. <IAlln Y, T•OUSlhlon k_,, to '"" IO bt !fie •-A•til Joh" Cu&'l:I '"" L. A. TUrfter NOTtCE IS 'HEREBY glvon 1n11 "" Ott~: J11nt '111. IHI .,.r..,... WllOH n1me1 ''" •11bscrllled hi '""""' la rne to bf: lftt M•lonl whcttt Wtdnttd y Jul'I 1 1.,. ,. l •)O p M lft Mll.Dl:ED T. FOWLIE tllt ,.ltl>lft ININm<lfl! 11'11 tck-r.<lttH "'"'" '" WllK•I""" 'la lttl! wllrllfl tn-llM: c...!:i1 Chimi..ro Ci"r 0 H1111 ' {07Do Sl I Tl! OF CAL1FOltNIA I lheY t•tcUle<I 11M: urne. 1lf\lm111! ond t t •nowlHI"' theY t•oatlt<I SlllU Awonue. Fou'r.tolft v 0 '1 tt y , COUNTY OF OllANGE ) !OFFICIAL SElt,Ll lflt .. ,..., Ci 111or"ll 1M "l•nnl"• Comn'llulOfl will On 11111 ill\ d•"' al Junt. lffl. bf:lort ll:owllt C. ll'IOl (OFFICIAL 1EAl.l nold itublit ltttf\"9 on !ht IOllr)w!"9 •• ~. 1 NOii,.. Pullllt In 1!1f lor ••ill Nol•,.. "ublk • Ct lllor11lt 8er.,lct M•rl\" pllci llons· COIJnlY 111111 SI•~· r•ldl"' ~In, olulY PrlftCTNt OffiCt Ill Nol•1'f' Public . (t ll!<>rnl• Ill A;,..,, i. "''I V1ri111<1 NwmtMr corn'"lui-d l r.d ,_.,., PtOCll'lllif Ii• Ottnoe Cou111Y l'fl..clpol Ol!lco In UI A-II lo lcllOfl ta-en bv th• Ar•11 Otl!W MILDlll:D TONNE FOWLIE, Mv Corn'"IHllH'I Ex1l•1t LM .Att0tlet CO\tftlV Virl•nc• Corn'"ttlH ..., 0 ••rlfl..Cf to ~-ft ID ml. hi M tht N•Mlfl who t•I-July 1. 1'61 My Cornrnl .. IM E~tt!rtl lid~ Ylr<I "''"''-k ..., ll•-rlV al l07" Clllf>d "" wt!lllft lflllrllmflll on btlltll ol P11bll11\f!d Or1"4• Cotll .:"'!"' P!lol. ,, bll= b··.:..w: COii I OollY 1'11111. Mo;nlng Glor¥ AVtl>llt. Fou11t11n v111e ... •lie bu11nth 111tr1ln """""·•I'll 1dlft-~ Ju.,. u. n." •"" J11"' '' 1 10'1-U J 11 1 1 15 n' ,,.. • '""" J Hert•Y, A111111cint, . edled 10 "" !flat 1\ICll b\lllr,.u eUl(UIH """ • • ' ' n l u.. V1rl111<t Nlff'l'llMr ,. AP· ""' llmt. LEGAL NOTICE L EGAL NOTICE Pllc111.,.. •ubmllled bv Ed OeWlnter •• CO,l'l(IAL SEAi.i 0P11llc1fll o,_1.,. lo 11t1bll'lh 111 Alllo 1C1v 81r1Muu • NO'tl(I: TO C•ID/tO•S 01rh •"" •f!rvlco llutlntH Cu1Y10• Holt"' Public · (ll!l{irn!1 IUPl!IUO• COUlt'f 0,. tN• Stlfl IA•·H1 tnlerofhtl Of\ PfDPOr!Y l«l!ed "" llM: Pr1nclNI Ol!lct In 01' CALl,.OltNtA ,.011: THI MO'f1 CI tO CIEOlfOltS """"' •kit ol Sl1te• Ave1111t, 1)10 rnort Ort.,Dt Coun"' COUN'tY DP OllANctl SUPlfltlOI COU lt't OP TNE or il'u l••I e11t or Euclid Sitto! in lh• MY Cam'"IUIOll E••!•tt Nt. A·l"81 STATll 0 1' CAl.IFOllNlli '01t Al D!1trlc1. Stpl, 4, lti.1 Eiltlt o1 Ellltblll> H •r t r o 1 • o •, TH I COUNTY 01' Olli HG I ClJ Prtcllt P'ltn NumH r llJ Aa· IOllJIT H. GALLIVliH !>«1111<1 Nt. •·H!Sf a11c1t!oft oubrn!llH bv C. J, ll•tUtf 11 .!t,ttlrwJ' It L-NOllCE IS HEltE8Y GIVEN to lht E1t•I• ol UICIO• V, Co•. DPC:tlsed. IPPlfctnl P•-slno la e1!1blllh I "Tt-e 1Jt1 WQ!c.., Of'., Swllt ,,. tf~llou o1 tht t bovt 111rne.:I cle<-ftt NOTICE IS HEAE8Y GIVEN lo tnt Olll" IDDCI bllll.,tll (1(111IU(kV Fried "1....-t lttcll. "~fer"'• nUt tn1t 111 """"' ll•v..,. u11m1 •tt•ln11 111e crMlton ol Ille •bo<I• "'"'tel Otcfll<lnt Cnlclttnl on P•-•IY Ioctl~ ori !ht ttl: 0\41 •O..s•l uld Otcf'dt"I lft recllllre4 lo Ult llltfn, lfltl •II "''"°"' ri..v1nt1 cl1lm\ n1l111I Ille $.OUlfl otdl at W1rt1tr Av....,., 200 more Pllflllllhed 0r•llll'f (NH Dlill'r P!lol, With IM MCOU#lfV _,....., ... "" olfke Slid OIUOe"' lrf rec111lrH "' 1111 lllem, Of' .... Itel '"'' ol llullllr(I $1rffl !11 June 1. tJ, n . :rt, Ifft """" o1 tltt cit•-of 1111 1t>o'ff ,.,11111<1 court. Of wlll> lflt Met111,.. -..chtro. I" IM olll<• !ht Cl 0 111r1c1. ---~~_,.-~,.,-~~=---lhl prn..,I lhffn. with 11\t lltCHllrv of lfll cltrl< of ll>t oblwl!. tlllllllO cot1rt, or Tht1e mt tlf!f1 t re bti"ll oroc:nwd LEGAL NOTICE woud'lefl, to ll>e llllllt~llllfll 11 !ht olllCI ID Dr.,.enl tll•m. W!lll IM "PCeHfl'Y Pllf1"'ftft! la 11\t P'ltnnl"' LIW1 of lflt o1 her AllOtn<!YI C11Yl" V. Porter. Jr., YOUC""'' Ill IM 11n<lt<1lt11'!e<t ol lr\1\1 Siii• ol C1llfprn\1 CGov'I, COdt f.5.000 ti --------------111111 H1•otd P, Mtthlfl, UH Crtnlhl '" Otll>*rlmenl, Flr1t Notlolllt 81"lt ol ti(!,) 111(1 1M Founltln Vtllt¥ z.,.,1.., P'·>HIJ 8ot11fr<oor(I, Suitt Hvrnbi• 401, LOI Or11111e Coun!v, 101 E1 1t Ch1pm,ft OtdlftOM•. Tiit lo.,fn<i Or<llnol'ICe, ?onlnt (Elttl,ICA'tl! 01' CO•P'OJIATION Aft .. lttl, Ct111or"ll '11(116, wllltl'I 11 ""' Avel>Ut. Otl"llt C1lltDrni•. wlllclt II lht MIPS, Plot J>!t"I •r.d Prf!CIH P!1n1 1rt FOi TltANIA(tlON 01' IUSINlEIS plf'-I of bvlllWIU If 1f1t 11114fultnf!tl I" I ll "lict el bu'lh'lf!tl nl IP\!' un(lu11!1M<I lft 111 on 11\e I~ 1~• Plonnl"ll D~oorlmtnt 1NI UHO EI Pl(TttlOUI NAMI rntlter1 H'111ftlll9 lo 1M •tllllt ot s.ld m1tt••1 H•l1lft l"9 1(1 ,,,. ~1!111 ctl .,14 or• tYlllltblt t11r 11t1blk l"•lllCllon Ind e•· THI UNOEJISIGNf.D C01tP0JIAl10N dfctdffll. wllllln ol~ """'""tit•• lfl• tlr1t 6tce4tnl, wllflln •!• rnnnll1t 1rtor IM tlttl orn!"ltlOft. 11oH "''IMIY ctl'tltll "'•I II 11 CONltJo;tlftt • "1blk t110fl ol tflll. llOlk•. .,iblk itlon of t"I• notlc•. "'°'"-dto1rlt.,. lo 1eit11¥ In ,,....,, or 111 h\151neu IO(lled •I tOOll Wltlf CN1t D11M: MIV , •• !Ml. Dlted JUM u . '"'· """°"lllon lo """' rtolltlh •NI •r-•I• Hl')~w1y. Hew90rl 111<11. C1 lllor11l1. Mtrlorlt D. McCool Flrot N1!10t>•I Ion~ will bo •lvffl 1n -tunlly lo <IO so. U l/Mtf 11\t llCflllolls tlrm ntmt ef I.A l!atculrl• at Or•-CounlV ''"""' tftfOfl'fllllon Is Oetlrecl, YOU miw CUESTA 11111 INll &tlcl llrm 11 ~ 01 1f1e Wiii el ,... fl¥: 111. E. 0.!fllr.ttrft cn.,t1(1 lfll Plt.,...IM Dl!'l>ltlm•ftl 1t '61· of lht tolli'WI"' torltOf•ti-, _, •'!"' At>ovt """" fPC""""' Tr"''' Ottlc"' ''7' 111111 <eit<' It A-11 lfl A•H V1rl•nc• CIPt l lltC• 1'111 blnlr•tn Ii •1 lfllloWJ' Cl l'llfl v. ,_, Jr,, lfHI f•ecu!IH' "' tllt Wiii .,umber 3'1, Vu V•rllnct lllllftbtr tol 1111! NAMES OF COltP'O•ATIOHS: T111lifl "tnll P', MIC-ti! !ht #!bow ,,,.med f!Ooeeclenl J>rte:lt• Pi.11 "11mtltr Ill. V!ll.tltt Inc.,, I C.l!lomll CorPOt•llcwl; Ml) Crtfttlll '" leull>•••' CMkNJ. k lWmM-. Ctt.fft111 "l1nnln1 Commln\Ofl DtYOU119 c-•ruc:HOft eom... .. y. • llflll Htlll'IMI' ~.. ll'Mll MlftJ•••· Of TM CIN al CllilOfftll CMIHH'l1IOl'I. I.II A"'"IH. C•lfflrftll ,..,. llJ t-1M (lllftlrf Jtt1•, F011nl1l11 Vfllev l'ltlNCIP'AI. PLACE OF lU$1NESS: Tt h Ulll *•llfJ Or1111•. C:111i.ni1t ,,..... s1111lev A. M~ntll•ld 400ll Wt~! c .. 11 Hi.~w1y, Hfw-1 leKll, A_,..y, fir l•«1!1rt• Ttlo 11141 "'1·1111 ""'~"Ing O+rKIOr (.>Htor"lt. P'llbllll>ecl Orll>O* C1t1I Dt liY' Pllol. ,l.Hll'MYI ... lltcYI.. "ubli11'11!d Or•nge (NII OtllV J>ll<>I. WITNESS 11'1 "911(11 !hit 1:1111 d>IY of J""" J, JS, 71, :rt. lttl lOOIHt, P'l>bll1htd Ort"'t (HIT 0111'1 Piiot. J.,.... 71, 1ffl l°'l·M. J...,.., !Nol. June u . n. 11 -J111Y '· ,,.. ICISl"'4l l:Fi;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;~;:;;:;;;:;;~:;;::;;~1 ICOflOl"I!• S.l ll LEGAL NOTICE tu111n vrn • ., t...:.. LEGAL NOTICE " C•lttorft1• ,...._,,loo! BUSINESS AND o.v...,... C-1•~ .... ,.. eorn,..ftv, 1 ( t I 111 r "I 1 JllOTIC• TO Cll:llDltOll aA• IN Col"llOf'l floll IUP'•1t10• CDUl:T 01' '"II NOTICI to CltlOtto•• Doftfld e. AffH. Jr., ITAtl 01' CALIPOINIA l'Olt SUPlltlO• COUit OP THI Prttlltfnl T\ltllft VllU..•, 111<., T"ll (.OUNTY 01' O•ANOI STAtll 01' CALll<OINl,1. 1 (l lllot'llltl COfltOfl !IOfl N<t. I. -...,I ,OJI THIE COUNTY 0, Ol!;ANDI • .,. ... A. DtY-f:tl•I• .. MAltJOltll L. 111vo1:•. ..... A .... Prttl4enl, 0. V-Otctlii.d. £1111• ol MAXIM ICONECICY, l>KHI• PROFESSIONAL GUIDE C-lnldlofl c_..,., NOTICl IS HIJll!IY GIVEN II !ht M. !~------------""'! • C.Wtornl• cw-•'"" credtlon "' lflt .......... ,.... Ille"""' N0l1(£ 1$ HElll'f (;IVEl'I "' IM STATE OF CALll"Ofl'!f1A, 11\11 111 "1MM llev\M ci.1-ll#llnol lflt credltorl "' IM obOvJ Mmt'd ~ • COU NTY OF OJIANGlE. 11. WMl dt<tdlftl •rt fHlllr .. hi Ult ~. 11111 111 NrtOfl! ht•I"' Cl.II-111l111t lllfo MATTRESSES • ()n lhll \:Jiii dlY ef JUM, A.O. !Nol, .. 1111 ""' Mehi.t"' Y111Clw'r1, l" lfl• nlllc• 111(1 <IKtdel>I tr• ro•<Nlrtolt lo IUr 1"-. boo'°"" -JIM'!lll I , 0tv1•. 11 HOllrY Ill TM cltrll of li'H' •IXIW t1•llllH courl, o• wlll> lflt ..ectH~"' \l'Oll(lltrl. lfl IM nllltf PubHc Ill ,,.. fb• 11ld c ..... 1v '"" s11te, lo '''""' "'-m, wltft Int F1K1t111,.. "' 11>• eltr~ o4 t.,. 11X1w fl'\lllt<I t$Un, er rttfdlllt "'-'''"' •111¥ cemml11!0fllll 111111 .....uit:n, lo '""' llf\Otflltl'lld ti !ht ol· 10 ~r,1tn1 1111-m, .. 1111 lftlo 11tte1J•rY ·-n. Pff'ICllll ll'I ·-•·ed Oon#lld I . flat ..,,, lot• A"°'"''' HAHN .. HAHN ¥OU(hffl, te 11'1• u"""nltollecl •• CIO A'""" Jr., P'rttlcltftl, T11tll" VIH11H troc .. •Y; '· l((HNl!TH CAMl•ON ESQ. v.,.,., PrtMtt • ..., tltW&, 11! Wnl tlllrtl t C1fffornl1 (lf'°'ltlorl 11111 It-A, "'!1' ..0, JI! E111 Cl'lortdo llVd .. P'11•· Slt'ftt, S•ftll Aftt, C•lllorftlo '7101, wllkft DfY_, ~tsldnlt, 0.Y-C-trvc-~' (tliforftlt, wl'tlcll I• Ille llKI' of JI lfW •llCt ti tllll!lllU If lfle ~lffll<I ,..,. Clm_, 1 C1 Rlwlf1 C~I ..... II ~lllltU d lltt ..... ,.J ...... lft 111 1111._ If\ illl fftlllttt Hfill"'M .. tlll ti .. ~ OI ""' ~AllOflt 11111 t~t<V*" 1111 Wllflln Jtri "'111111111 Ito "" lt1119 d ••Ill .... 111 lllladt!ll, Wllfllfl •I• monlht #ltltr "" Ill~ .., ..... , Ill f1f ~ftollt c.dtftl, Wlll\lft •I• l'llOllllll tl'IV lllt llrtt ffrsf Miki! .... tit fNI NllCI. fhlrtlll """"" .... ldl_..._., ti mt jlUlllit.I"" .. 11111 llOll«. Ot!M ,,,..n 1o&, ltill tNI 1W11 __... 1Jl9Clllilll 1M -· 011111: J.-1, IHI. Sottll1 ICOl'KkV 111 WI"-.,..,,.... I JllYf ........,.,.. Mt M1tltrlt I.. SttlnMft l'hllRP IConKl'r '"Y ....,.. '"" ntlu4 "'T' IJl'lkltl -• tllt Execwtrt1 "'"" llntl d1r lfld ,,_., lfl 1'1111 ctntf'lc:9tt fl,.,t 111ovt OI !ht WHI o1 tN 1!1teutor. wrll'ltfl. Above ........ 41CMef\I OI 1111 Wlll el !ht IOFFIGIAL SEAL! Mlflll Nit NW Alloow llllMll <ftceOftll '""°" • Devit Atttr•n II LIW C._. L Y ..... """-P'llbllo<•llfol"nl• .,, I· ""'-c.-'"· y...,., ,,._ •...., P'~I OffiCI Ill ltllM -a 1 I. c.itr• •Mt. Sii • .., TllN JtrllJI or.,... """"" ,......._ ca...,.. ''"' '""' """-ca•..,,..• ,,,.,, c-wlofi 11!-"'r" t111 inn ,.,..nn ,.._, Ml.OSI k# JI, 1'11 """"" Mr l ltcl'lltl A!MtM,. ,_. 1 1 ....... e,<l!flU>ld ,,..,.,.,. C..11 011"' "'""· ,.._...lll'IMI °"""' C-1 0111¥ "llol. P'tJtll!tl'led Oft"" COi.ii 0111¥ to11t11. J· 11. n.,. ,,,. M"1 i. t"' 1111111 .,...,. 1. 11, n, "· ,,... ....., Jvflll 1, u . n. 11. ,... -... • MATTRESSES ft0A1'-" • HOMf.:S • TRAR.r.RS tmpl1r ~h•Pf!• • Cotbl Mhll M1ttre11 Co. ti• N1wport 81¥d· Uberty 8· 1303 UPHOLSTERY Mesa Upholsfery liberty 8·4781 IJlt NIWPOltT ILYD. • • mR nSP iBLl1S mRnSPl6LD 'S FULLERTON, 22S No. Harbor Blvd., downlOWlt ·Phone (714) 871·5no HUNTl~GTON BEACH, 18582 Beach Bl•d. • Phon• (714) 962·4477 TCltMS ! CVIT~INl.Y! RIVERSIDE, 4343 Markel (near 14th on Market )· Phon• (714) 682·7950 STOft[ MOURS: MON ... '"'· !I AM TO !I PM J WCOC: Di\YS 6 SAT. t AM TO 5:30 l'M OPEN SUNDAY 12:00 TO 5 l'M ' 148< •• • ' . • --·--"---"-i Satllrdi,Y, June. 22, 1968 DAlLV PILOT JJ ·Meetings Alonfi' the ' ( • Orange Coast T-l'f Council of Cllurchu, N-1 H1rbor, metl1 I ll v1rloon ~cl'ln, mn11n Rev. H. terMy, '4'-1~1. 12 -· Col• ~w Ex.die,_ Cllilb, Cor1I AIM Aetl1ur1n1, U'5 H1 rbor 'lllvd., cottii Mew, u-. NewPOrl 'M1rbol; ACtlY~ »GO c i.,b, VUlae• ·11111, l:lf M1r1,,.; aa.H ' l1land, 12 -· C:0,11 MltY Rol11'Y Ck.oti, Norte, Cot.I• MeH Galt lf'ld Country Club, UGl Golt Course Drlw , Colli MKll, 12:10 11.m. ConiM del Mar Klwanl1 Club, VIII• sw.o.n. Ul6 E. Co.11 Hl1hw1y, Cor-del #Mr, 12:10 11.m. H11nllntlon 811cll Klw1nla Cl~, H11nt- 1n11ton Bea(h Coun!rv Ctub, 179 17111 51., Huntlnglon 8e1cti, 0:1' 11.m. Ne'NPOr1 Htrbor 01111ml.sl Club, Villa Milrln1, 1°"5 Bay1Jcl1 Drive. Newpo/I "> llNdl. 12:1$ p,m. ' Costa ~ Klw"1n1' (lyb, C1>11l1n 1tetf1ur1nt. 1611! NfWPOf'l 81\td., ,.cos1o1 Mn1 • .J2:u...., .... Huntln1ton &e1ch Rot1rv Club, Norlti. Four Wllllfl R~\iluranl,,1"421 BolM Chlct RDfid, Hvnll119'9<! .8e1dl, lt:lS 11.m. To.1tm11t1n Club, nor=, Kln11'1 T1ble 11. .. 1MJr1n1, Wtilmln1ter, ' p.m . Rol1~b of N-rt·81lt.o., Irvine CM• QlunlO' Clllb, 1600 E. CMsl Hlg v, COl'OO\lt dtl Mer, 6:JO p.m. COi~ ~N°eWPOrt H1rbclr LIDn;I CM!. M.. \(t~ Counlrf Cluli, • Cqtt1 ~, 6:•! P.m. l1lliol ll'er Lions Ck!b, VUiio Merlna, 1~ B1r1lde Drive. Newport BeKh/' ... "' ~ ,.,, ..... Se•i ·aeach To.11ma1lert Club'! :ti · IUlncil House, 1600 Pecltlc C111$'i Hlghwar. Se-11 Be.eh, 7 p.m. ~unllfllllon 8e•ch Ellu Lod11e, Elk• ·ctwb, lo.I O<;un Ave.. Huntl"91on Bt•ch, 1:XI p.m. :Soc:!tlY IOI" tM PrtifNtllon u>d Encour111~nt or 81rtler 5.hoP QUllrltt Slntlnt In Am•"I~. Coate MeW Qiepltt, Colleo• P1rk Schllol, 73111 Notre Derne, Coll• -... I p.m. .L.0.0.M.t...,,..,_ No. 1168. C5 E. Uljl St .. Cosll Mna. l :U 11.m. bftl\llt C...11 B'ntl B'rl!h Mens Lod91. .. . TtmPlt Sh1non, 617 W. H11mllton, Co1t1 M&Y. 3:15 p.m. Wtdnnd•'f )Vttlmlnster To.1!m11le•• Club, J. Don'• P111U1li! House. WH!mlMltr. 1 6:1J 1.m. t:os!1 M..w.Ortntt Co.st Lions Club, RiSe No ed ~ ..... , t I , • -~ '-• .f-. ~ --.; . Tunljld:P.'K~.t..<iy;·u. s '~~oqss volunteer ' an: Or Orange Cou n· · ... .,,.,.., k reported a IO l!:T!'~f, gain in dollar sales, · California to first ~ in the nation. ange County sales were . ,413.409, compared to 962.192 for the same riod last year. up 15.2 per-, ·nt. .; E and H Savings Bonds · ,,ales. combined with the Dew Freedom Shares. for · e first four months of 1963 the state tot a I e·d 40,315,634., compared to ,061,962 for th~ same "od tSst year.~.: ewport Gir.l . f iv en Degree i'"Diana J . Dennis of 301 > ~vening Star Lane, Newport feach, has been awarded a iiaster of arts degree from fie Fletcher School of Law fnd Diplomacy at Tufts University in ·M e d f. o r d ~ :k'81!1. ~s 'Depnis received llor ~ ot.~ degree , 6-0m, ~SC. i , A' BALTZ MORTUARIES QDrona del Mar OR 3-9450 ta Mesa Ml 1-!Cf { BELL BROADWAY • MORTUARY t Broadway, ~•ta Me5' LI~ t j PACIFIC VIEW • MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel PaclUc View Drive por1 Beacb., caJ:tfonhl. 144-r!IO PEEK FAMILY 1)1)1,0NJAL EUNFAU.,. .. ,,,.. ~"$)1'iJc' .. ~· ·1~ 7801 Bobo Avt. We1 tmtn1ter 393-SS!S . . SMITH 'S MORTUARY m Mala SI. HllllllDCIOD Bt1dl LE U53t WESTCLIFF MORTUARY U7 E. 17111 81., Cotta M ... ..... I Wl'!l!TllINSTER' • MEMORIAL PARlt Mortuary & Cemetery Chapel• 14801 Beach, We1tmln1tel' 531·1721 • llS-%4%1 . l ... ·"unu FRISKllS Cat Food Beauty HAIR SPRAY C~11se lr1111 3 ftr1111l1s Brite" . .... . I ' • ~ ~ .. .. • • • I • • . ..... . . . . . . , . . . .. .. .. .... r • VOIT-Rubber w ad1ust· able s trA~. non sk1~bot· 2 39 lorn for sure loohng. • ~ · ::-sw.,...im....,,Fi,,_ns--1 -48" Grand SUrter VOIT -FMH 1001 pocket I .... _ 101 beKh t11d younsswimmat. ". .... pool ••• 16" suited tor 1be 3 98 ., . ,·. 81oe color. • •·· j · wille.Aklloftun . ' tryins your s~1ll Jr. Swim Mask ... / '"'"' ""' VOIT -Clear, 1 98 round pf1st1c • lertS, adjus!Jble 59c s!lap. Swim Mask Beach Pad 1 Gal. Picnic Jug "THERMOS"' ..: Molded plastic shell in liSl)l'ted colors. w~ i~$ul~ted. Wide moli!h to< U'if· 11/h~g. slloolder siml !or pouring.1 49 Keeps liquids hot or cold. le1. 1.71 • Sort Rider ''M1il••" -w1fh rGJ)e! 28x50" si1e wilh jet design tor lasler movement 111 5 99· wa1~. lamlnaltd Yinyl to 1Dl· lo.i fabritln bhle mlor. . .• . VOIT "Sut 1111" -black thermo.elastic 1 09 body with tlelr pl15tic lertS. • ~~72" silt with l" solid foarn IUI ••• mu11;co10< 3 39 slripeil lop, solid color back. • LADIES' Sandals Made it! Italy -All le•· Iller 1n assorted styles . &nd CQIOIS ••• tuShlOO· "Snorkel" sott iftsoles. 0.ly ~li!IU<AY POLAROID Sunalas~es have relllifkatle POlAROIO lenses ttiat 'stop .iejli'Clid 11ii:e • , • as dem· onstrated Oii TV; 'E1tla·Slrenft) TOOTH PASH 1s, rlm;1,.59c Stit . ,.., ...... STUART HAU Imperial White Writing Tablet & Envelopes ·.~·· ~ • .. h .f ;. .J ':i£ JV,' .•• 7 •r YOIT -Black color ~ .. single cu1ve, soft whrte mouthpiece for comfortab le 98C breath ing. IElCM Back Rest "l11ftr" -J ws1tion hard· 11rood frame in natural color. ~· ·,. ·2:9a 11,0lr/OMl,llr TANNING FOAM 3.01 5 II. Sizt "Influential" ' BoJd. straigh\ lih~ s1ytma !(J( men ind women. Choose l1om fade Green. Black or le11apiQ w1!h a1ay lenses. ·----.. ~-----·-·-·-- . CH'~~lls '"Nut Hut'' Carainet Corn wit~ ~ •• ,a deliciolJs treat a(iiirrijme ... a1111ays 29c tasty Iliff.crunchy. · 39t 9 ''· 111 "Bubblove" BATH RUBBLES -silking maRit for your skin in assorted fragrances. Lea~es 3 , 1 00 no tub r1nR. ... o ,, II. Size I • ~:.:·~:··:.::-:·:~:::::::::::::::::::::::-: Summer Candies REED'S -But!erscotch, Pepperminl, Root Beer. Cinna· mon. """ I C"! 5 ' 1 00 W! ~ Ctll• l:;izs : • Clilorful mulli·st11ped oetton canvotS bat~ .,d seat !lap. 10Lo"' Chair "S,1rts•11" - High ccunt wr1ling tahl~f ... ruled of unrul!d ... mattlling envelopes. llilur'I color wood frame.witll striped 1 5 to tton CilftYIS SUI.' , , • CIOl·UYPOl.UOll 3 98 "IJ!flaelllial'" • hblot or Env1lapes Yalfr Choice 29: .. • M1ist1r izin& l11ia1 (4~ ez.J • Cl11r l11i11 II e1.) • Cr1a• lttio1 {4*tz.i 1.51 S!ltl muL 3-Ring Wading : Pool •·sa,tr ll1tltu'' -fa( 'fun 11,fn' -tishi111 kids • . ' . -,. ~ • fOl~l!I Bath· Qil ' TlYlOM .,j.' .ci.iost ' • from . 1. :·resJi¥al· ll!i. ' Fragranct'" : •.• in·, ass't colors ~p:cl! 1tve1, will not lh~a.-:-:-' lob ''"I· BBC~ ti . .!'. ' T~iw 1reen rings lop~ .na. w!titt /Inf. Supel·Willl cc"struclion for extra s!rt11gth ••• J.D prin1!d bonom. Includes rep.i1r ~11. IO"IZU" Siz1 '• .~ 5.98 • 'creme Rinse ' r .Iii .. /; TIYlON -witb Coco· nut Oil ••• adds luster and lxldy to hair, with· out hliness. II IZ. Sitt 2:1.00 flOWIHI CIUM " • .'S~ampoo TIYlll« -CM1Jins11;f, ttll! cond1t1oner . • ,!- leaves h.l1r lraaranl' i(ll lust1ous. C~11se fre111 lq: 2: 1.00 DIEM-KAMADO Smoker I Barbecue Patti!med af\er the: ancient J.mrrese earthen· ware coo~er •. but ma6e of "Space-i&e" high !ue • cerMAi1 . .wbi,ct...will nlll crack.too.overlteahnit arid is JI.a?~ to mainl1jn pefl)'l~~~I color. Mo~t· ~e1sa\1le and e1f8Cliile·meiQ&-'cf~mng. roast· ing, bakinK llld·smakina all kind~ ot.lood. • 15" $1lt . 69.95 [•I 11 " Siu 39.95 11" Sizt 99 :95 Barbecues With rigid 4·fbat b1se ••• Choose flom 24".opeo style ar 22'' smoker w1llt· ttmperal111e 1auRe. Ch1ome plated, adjus!· ~It grits, 4·1!ne spit forks, UL h~ted motor on each. Both tome 1n wrought i1on bli(k. w~•M·O 'Slip 'n Slide' M11ic W1ltr Sli~I ••• Cool splashint f~n for all aRes ... just ~IHI and sink a mil,e on a film cash· 6 98 ~ IOI! of water corning lrom plutrc /l:;;. sllrfilte. cia1t2ttt.141'" • ... ~·u<i · ..... . . · w••M·0 "Frisbee" flJiq: Sa•ttr ••• flie-; like Cral~! Play calcll al 10 to 200 feet •.. 1t slips, c~~. bGomerangs, Illes stri1&ht, "Dragster" Boat [lDOM -Model ~\ rod Chrys!l?f r-----··--· • INGLISH Tennis Balls· · · · · "Fre• P•rf.f' -Long Ii!~ 't~q\l~'~.bjl)\ 10< •II 1 49 ·t~s ol.sorl1tt Play .. Vac· ·uum·.~1~~.ca.fl.,.~ff.•fl 1 '·-WT!b,;.....-.t#-.,_ --"CALENDAR" Wrist Watch 'r SOVEiEIGN -Waterproof, 1 7jtw~I walefl 1n white or yel· • )ow 1[n'is~. l~minous 17 95 ·ha~dt matchm; e1-· panslon !rand. · • .....-~· - TRANSISTOl Radio Batteries OIAMeND -rine Q06hty 91 gc· ~oil s11e wit~ l\ou1s of per· fO(~/ICe in battery. le1. 29c '-=== --·-"" \-_ ... -. .. ;... ... ~ ... - ... "' ... -·- .. -....... -~ ---~ --. . .-_.. ... THllMOS "Sriak" Jar ~ Goes anywhere lonch goes... . insulate!l !o kttp loods rold, 59c u1sp lor ho111s Holds a g!ft· erO\ls portion ol lood. -·-----~-- "6 12" -Insect Spray kts !1ke ill il!Slanl mosquito net ••• k.uDS bugs from bit· in2. Pleasantly sctatea! l f.111 tz. fil e . -.-..... -.......... ,. ... -. ·- S~1r11,11· tr l111111 '1• Uo1 '!\t~ Hand & B*:Lotion V·dr1ve motor with metahied lri m 2 88 ... del3ited dasllblurd. Uses 2 "C" batteries (not i11ekt0ed). • 60 Ft. Garden. Hose • "SJ1l1t1r1" W1~" lort .•• gree.1 pl~stie ''W1tll lull · flow lt!avy tra:s~ 2 98 couphnts ••• \to'1lll't tiar6en. ~1nli or track. le1. 3.•I • Ir TlnON -C~rim Glycttint l Ros,. water o< Glicerir! & Urite': "Croquet", Set water • -, , soot1Ti11.1, 2 , 1 00 smoothina , •. rehe~q. o 11q: • • TR&NSDOUM -~ player set for all 1aes ••. ootdoor a amt ·With ple~ty of 1ttlon alld skin. ' 1.69 . DR. WEST'S Toothbrushes 3i1:00 4! 1.00 Al PllC(S PlEYAIL: J111 ?Jrf 1•r1 J ... 2•1• SllNUf t•r••tll mMEHAY • ... Gi" •OpH 9 A.M. ft 10 P .M. -7 Doy1 A Wtok HUNTINGTON BUCH .,,,,,... ... • •~r""' . ' ·HUNTINGTON BUCH NEWPORT BUCH • , ... INIM "' w .. tcllff , .... "Snarol'' · Kills snails ' Slars '""11i.t•l11ll h1hlfS11.tll c-, ... Me~ • Pellets.' l k 2~"' ... 59~. · · "Circular" Sprinkler Head T~OMPSOM -SP11ys a ra1n·li~e stio\ljef cf wat~f up iv I cirr.u(ar 25 It. area or It$~. @ All-Purpose Hand Spray TNOlrlPSDN -AlliC~es ID llose Ind [ftrows a sllOWtr of water up to 15 let!.. IASecticide Sprayer "lie b•y" -!he e1sy ~nd tconom1c;i( WiY lO rrd yoyr iardeft ot 1~~tt!S ~nd puts. 1.41 I Cal. Si11 "Golden" VIGDRO l ... 1,.-n 111 .3.49 . Sit If ate of Ammonia ........ !I" 111 88c .-Bone· Meal 11;.,,.r.. , .. .,. .. ~ ..... 111u.1~59 Rose Food c1 .... 0; .. 1 ............... 11111. 98c R & FI S ray "S,1<111<111" 97c use ower p . . . .... !hr. rr t?MMlllllllllMRIMllll!lllllllllM ... tlllllHlllllllllllllllllllMll~!""""' ........ ' J2 D~ILY Pl\.,OT Intermission SCR Finds Gem Costa ~le11n Playlamue 'Three Bags Full' Fast, Furious Farce • .. . . .... By PAMELA POwtlLL Polo games displays ar· 04' 111t Otl!Y ll'llilt Slltf l''i"t rate farce. unlike subtle comedy, tamper 1 with the senses as opposed lo the ntind -it con· spicuously and obtrullvely leaps from the st,ge laden with sight aI14 sound flashes Of splendid improbabilities -like e head-spinning ten- nis round with e v e n 1 y matched pros. rogance a n d confidence Mo1 IO"I equal to the character. HELD OVER "Sound of Music" Continuous OiM ly 2 P.M. • Si20 • 1:40 In Cherie Patch WELL CAST Female roles are well cast and well managed b y Barbara G a r I i c b as Kathleen, the maid, tnd Kids like to 'Ask Andy' Jeanne Corl'C'll , as th e ,~~~~~~~~~~~=======~~=:1 s~anger who ti es the puzzle l: together. Fun at Cir~us Jerome Ch'odorov's "Three Bags Full," which opened at Ute Cost.a Mesa Civic Playhouse F r j d a y night, is first rate farce in the true sense of the word. It ls a fast paced, early "THiii IA.GI ,ULL" A comedw bit Jtr-ClllClorO'I, Ill· rtCled bY PIH Ttmbtlll .... ,,..,I cle~ll" bw Clt \ldll Puerm111. 1ound •"" Utl\1· 1.., b¥ Didi Ev1111. P<tM:nled tll'!ltlll !hrou-. M-•Y by lllfo COi!• Mew Civic Pt1y1>ouse 1! IM Comrnt1nl'Y Cenrtr .., 11 Or11•111 County ftlr· prouncl1, CCIII Mn1. HI OST B•Kom 81r ••• , • , • Illy l 'Ectu11 Genevl1¥1 llerlow ...... Shlrlly OHIOll Rlc;li.rd lfoyle •• .• .. •. .. Tom TllUI M1N!ll B1rlow .......... l<l!hy Ltdd llorl1 .. " .......... ,, ... ll:ICI< Gu"ll Jetnnel!e ... . ....... Je1noe Correll Mr. Ccttlntf\1m • • . . . . . . . . Ed LllH1 IC1thlettn .. , . . •. . . . llllb•r• Garllch Chtrlo!!f . Lola Wll1on Prnton Coltlnvf\1m .. Normtn lhve1! 2m.h-century social comeJy revolvirtg around a wealthy sporting goods manufac- turer, the embezzlement of $500,000 by an overly ·am- bitious, cunning empl07e Checkmates Coming to Melody land I THREE'S A CROWD IN 'BAGS' COMEDY Me11 Players Tom Titus, Ed Little, Jaannt_.....,.., Miss Garlich is tight and delicate where Miss Correll is heavy and strong. Both are equal to their roles. Minor roles by Ed Little as ""MT . co t t i n g h am , Barlow's friend and Lois Wilson, Barlow's past lover are short but pert and sparky. Direction by Pt1i Tam· bellini is excellent. save for short moments of ritid blocking. Stage f r on l di.a lo gue is sharp and poig- nant. A most enjoyable evening of farce ·and fun , "Three and numerous love affairs. The author hais pretiented a sbciaUy int·egra te·d portrait, on the order or Moliere's "Tartuffe." In this case. weaMhy daughter 1:ets chauffeur,-wecr\t-hy son get~ maid, cunning employe gets unknown daughter and the father. happily, is left with the bc:1gs. Bags Full" continues nightly S h i r !~Dillon as through Monday at the Com- Geneviev , Barlow's un-munity Recreation Center at derstandi g, protectiv~ wife the O r an g e Co Li n t y is sligtitly vous 1n the Fairgrounds. charaoterizaJ · · which is IF========== • NA.T!ONA.l G£NElll.ll COl.i!'Olll.lTIOlll .au.o slightly ....Averpla~ed.~ Filx·soUTH Nevertheless it is an en· joyrible performance. COAST Rick Gunst as the decent •t1stol •tSunliowef • .sce·271t DECEPTIONS Mixed witll a multitude of p re gnancies. outrageous deceptions and righteous whining women. it is an ii· logical. though terribly fun- ny. face of the Victorian et'a, where no one is blamed and therefore no one is forgiven. Bascom Barlow, the wealthy manufacturer. is played by Rey L'Ec\use, whose come d y i s delightfuHy both gruff and innocent. Tormented by his young chauffeur who simply has nothing In mind he wants to do aod doesn't want a position with his future father-in-law's firm displays competent stiyness in a role that is beautifully underplayed. Aldlough a minor part, Norman Reveal as the son of Barlow's wealthy friend dawdling through a li.fe of loss o( money and struggle fillllitlli to regain it, he becomes the ..._ ......_ .• ...._ MMn? matchmtker for three love A.a.11em11.w•r11 • 11n1 P1ctwr. affairs and in the process is ""' 51tl"r • ll•lf .1.ctor "IR tM Hut of t'9 Nl9ht'' thought to have gone mad. '" c111r Tom Titus as the money en~• I!••'-• 1" cotor monger emp\oye is fast talk· ''The Good, TM lad, ing, polishe<l and witty and AIMii The UtlY" keeps tile play up ta its quick pace. He is totaHy well characterized as both the ambitious embezzler and the deceived liover. lluman Capoie's ··~1.~"l 'A. PAULO Aft u"~"ow" W•rltl Ch1r11toft He,k>ft e Colar ••'1anoet af tit• Ap.ri" CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY Al10 IN COLD :1 BLOOD , I ~i.:.-.. .... w ...... ~ (llarlelo" Hn"'" • CllOr "P'l•Mt of t'9 .... ,.. .. co....,. (. s..-n e Cellr ''TN Flliri Fla111 M•"" rLUS G••· c. s~att 1" ''THE FLIM FLAM MAN" loth rltt•rn 111 Color lld)iey Mills I f Richan:! Brooks Y ou.ngsters Offer Views r"""f.Ho.~n:1 1 •c ...... ._ ...... ._. Melodyland 's lent-shaped lhealer loday is really ~ 3 •l\Mai~~~n«" I Love the Colorful Sound of Orange County Music making like a .. big top" as James Hetzer's Intercon· tinental Circus heads into the first \\•eekend of a four· l!;:=:=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;~~=========o::1 week stand at the Anaheim roundhouse. The show. in fact. has everything -except the canvas and the sawdust -that used to come to town with the[ old·fashioned "mud lof' circuses. But there's one way really to see a circus and that's through the eyes of a child . The circu s is that. kind of a ' show. It appeals to c hildren of all ages. bul partlcularly1 those who are in their pre-teens . So. for a critical look at the circus I.hat is currently in town , here is the viev.1 as seen by Tammy t~ynn , 8. and Peggy Jo, ~''ho will he 10 in August. .daughters of DAILY PILOT Assistant f1.tanag1ng Editor Thomas Mccann. By TA~1-rin• LYNN l\lcCAJ~r-,· I liked the dogs best of all See, there were lwo ponies and the dogs rodt! the ponie&. There wa s one or !hr big· gest horses world and thcrt was the littlest horse in lhr worl~. Elvin R~lr \\3 1 I h r trap!!ze n11n. • .A. ,.. the horse .act the best. Sorrv. bul t.h11t is all I HOMI Of I OCll'IN• CH.I.II lOOIS I IGt ~AST IAllOA llVO. .j.9Al8DA P£HIMSlltA· ,73·'0•1 Nightly 6:30 & 9:30 Wed.·Sat.-Sun. 2:30 Not Continuous EXCLUSIVE BEACH CITIES SHOWING THE TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS I ·~ • •rtl f'f (' "f'l'I' lhfl"P n1onk cyi. Thti) were \'C'ry lunn). The thing th at I dld not hke the most was the Miss· i n~ Lrnk. There was this man all dressed up like An <l f'I<'. llr went all ovr-r the t'r()\r<i ;and "'rnt all nvrr the p<!oplr and 11·asn't vi:-ry nicer' \\tint 10 If"!! aOOut. ''---...,...-----------------,;--' ~ ' RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM From fashion Island. Newport Bea ch I tbe-ID<!SO Tr,.?atrc· of Fine N·?W Appo1nlm·:·•1t < NEWPORT ANO HARBOR IN COSTA MESA TELEPHONE 548-1552 FOR INFORMATION . ••••••••• ..................................... ALSO l 'AUGHTER. L'AMOUR, LE MONKEY BU~NESSI WAl:l'-.DISND'S MoNKeYs. GohoME/ TlC1illC«QR9 CONTINUOUS SHOW DAILY FROM T P.M.· EXCEPT MONDAY , JUNE 24 Llvt liAAIH~lA\U-lni'(I~ -..., BURT I IAiiEASTER "SCALPHUNTERS" Ex~luslve 1st Run Showin9 A UNtvt•$.1.l PICTUllC TlCMNICOl°"" ' I F ' , • I . .. . I .. 1· • ' • ' i '; '. Htllo acaln, boys and &lrll, and welcome back to another Saturday mornin1 Jn tht Uncle Lin'• Corner. Uncle Len wanll to thuk , 1he Savage • lillor• from Wellml!llter, 9\i0)'l11r-1>ld Holly p 7\0;yeaMld Jlll1 Jot tllolr eatrlea Ill all thre4i ' ·of-" the <Olrteall· ~ w..&. Holly was the winner of om- art·contest and Jill won the Kennedy bail dollar for the best riddle in C • r o.> a Corner. OUR POETRY ·Winner i• There:ur Ellis -Of -to!'ta Mesa, whose poem cdme a week late. a!ter Fa1h.ar's Day already.had pesiM, !•It the sentlm~t ie still there no matter what day jt is. Now that school is out, Uncle Len will be looking ' • . . .......... ~ ... • • • \ ; • • .... ~ ..... • •• for some drawings telling .---------------------------------,! about your vacations. Dur· ing the next couple of weeks, that will be the theme for"the-art contest. H 0 NORABLE mQption winners in this Week'• 'art contest are: Lorrie Neeld, LI, Hun- tington Beach; Jill Savage, 7~, We1Stminster; ·Lynette Yetler, 8, FowltaiD Valley; Mike Shelby, 11, Costa * PRIZE WINNER * Tll1s wee,k's contest winner is -Holly Savage, 9¥J , ' 13882 DeP,aul St.; Westminster I • Mesa; Darren Sullivan, 8, , Sea_l Beach .. an~ J Q sh '--------------------------------'! Niy child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Ari Contesl Here's all you do: {!~Draw picture on pi•>• of plain, white paper 5'Ao illchea wide and 4 incheS deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your namei age and address on back of drawing. Mall it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1500, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mes;i. Wjnner will receive Kennedy haU dollar. ' . . Beasley, Seal Beach. A BUNNY RABBIT up to be two feet tall; e. f' A bunny is a very fast lit· Her fur is flu ffy and soft, ------· tie critter, But wat~ her, she might aro .1 Co1·ne..------.1 I think you could never rlin off: get her ; Children \ike·to pet her RIDDLES AND .JOKES If you caught her when ll l hey're ta51 'enougb to!.--------------'--------. she was small get her. · •·,:,.. .,. " ' She would probably grf?W -Holly S1v1~ .. 9\.'I, Wnlml~11er HAPPY FATHER'S DAY or all the daddleo in the world ' You're the greatest I have known, Yol;ll' loving.kiss and your &mile l.'ll. remember ,w~e.n l'Ill gi;owQ. I have a dad; he is so smart, And I love him with all my heart; Every time he goes away ' It makes'it seem like a long da;f. I have a daddy, 10 very big, And I'm so very small .That when I look u~ at him · }le SOOJDS;a gi;>!\t, SlX feet Ill!,. • I lo\fe totf when Y.,u tickle me," "1 love you when you play; ' So I'll take this chance to say Happy Fathe<'s Day. ... A ktn"""' hllf da.119t ""1 M T,._. Elllt, 11, tlt Melli. VIiii Avt ., C-sla IMH flt tlll wlMlllt entry Ill "" 1llry Uld --!Ml. MIU rt11r '""' flf lltrY II Um;M Len, ... Utt, (0111 Mffl, C.111, Crossword P~zle ACROSS 1 Compla.lnls: S!1n11 'Vehlc:le: l11ro·rmal 10 Fish 14 Comic: strip characlir 15 Harrow~s rival 16 Mexican istle tlbtt 17 Severt 18 Amal!Ur cricketers: Colloq. 20 Of a fe1111!1 21 Whei• Cof mbo.fs 23 Cogniunt 2.4 Was successful:· 2 words 26 Formalists In teachin11 28 C•Pl-·- JO Aulct t.g, Jl Ma cnlnt part 32 Certain time tables 36 Upon: Comb. form 37 Do a 11ardenln9 Job 38 Facslmllt: Abbr. 39 Ltssened .ie2 Rtlatlon of one thing to another 44 Did wrong " .• -<45 Frel!'Of •nytl'ttng '" fmproper. 46 Musical group: 2 words _.9 Str!am SO Superficial ext~!s 51 High ratinQ: · 2 words 52 Ffoor. covering 1te111 SS Moving unsteadily st lnsec:t · 60 Noun tndlng 61 Skin dlstast 62 Bullder of tunnel to Comstock lode 63 Illustrious act · 64 Equipment 65 The clear sky DOWN l Rtal good time: Slang 2 Heraldlc be~rlng 3 Vlgorou! .4 Tr!t s Mt111ber or the UJ!per hottst ft C~!11'1ence 7 W11low genus 8-Tlkl I (_ 9 Ad/'Klive Sil fjJt 10 Caterin11 · officer 11 Re1atln!I to man 12 Warning of dan11er 13 Europeans 19 Burdened 22 Family mtmb!r a5 American I lndlan 6 Covered with down 27 At all times 28 Brought up 29 Stout cord JO Pass:t J2 Sllldi!d !lfiot to a cflmt . )3 Second· growth mowing 34 Wtathtr· man'5 word 6/22/fiS 35 Ont of 1 Gatllc ract 37 Put on guard 40 Gave a klck-bac~ itl Rub out 42 Tum upsldt down 4) Card 45 Noise 46 Rtstralnl!d 47 Ftmlnlne "''" 48 Game birds "J•llr ·--51 f'ak slln lllOlletlty unit 51 Unit of ar!a !14 god of thunder 56 Rall at 51 $Wtet frozen food 59 umrlre's ·cal 11 I IJ . ' . Dear Carol: What is the best way to keep a skunk ltom smelling? PRIZE ,WINNER '"ou 111.1 PIOH :.1eM1uy -JUI 51¥191, WJ, 113-2 Dtl'llll SI., Wntmln1i.r Dear Carol: What ls the best way to Catch a fish? •n!?A ,, f! MOJ"t-1 euoew os •At H :JI MIU't/ -Mtll' hv .... tVI, Wtl""IN"" ' Dear Carol: \Vhat kind of pine has tilie sharpest needles ? 1 "tilfdn)Jod 'f/, :JI MIU.W • ·If ,-Hellf 11¥1H, 'f.\'1~? ,--~ S.fl4 v••r -.11 .. t1 0111 t•· A1k A11tlly, c/e Oroltfe COftt D•Uy Pll•t, k 1 1560, C•shl M.,., C•llf. ~ 1111ds 1 tomolete, 2Q.vo1um~ :NI ol 1119 Worlf •eot Encyc1a.9Clil 11 Dorw\11 llrln. 19., n, Cl! R om'• Oeortll, IOI" Mr OiJfltlol'I: What exactly Js opium? Flowers are the crowning glory of the peaceable plant world and anybody can write a long.Jong list of their beauteous qualities. 11owever, roses have thorns that can prick you, poison ivy can be both beautiful and terribly itchy -and a certain kind of poppy givts us opium, a drug that has been both a curse and a blessing to mankind. We think or the flowers as gentle beauties, fragile and friendly. It is hard to im- agine that a few of them <!an be our deadly enemies. But this is true of the gorgeous opium poppy. The effects of this onental beauty on the human mind and body have been known for thousaniis of years. . Several times in hlstory, whole populations of ma n k I n d have been hopelessly enslave<j in its power. Naturally, the opium poppy itseU does not go out of its way to enslave human beings. That part of the hor- ror story Is performed by people.-Many individuals choose to become its sorry slaves. But history records shameful stories or cold, calculating conquerers who intentionally foisted opiom upon their teeming", trn- poverishcd victims in 'order to subdue 'and control them. The source of the deadly drug Is a plant that grows ln dry, bot climates. Ill famy foliage grow1 three to four feet tall. lta · greenery ls stuf!ed with thlok. milky aap and itt large flower1 m.y be red .oc purple or P"P'1'Y white. The slave·maklng chemical ls extracted from the seed pods of the fiower1. Opium ll: culUvated where tabor is cheap, and '' the fragile pelals fade, work- weary women and children • usually .gather the . green, unripened seed capsules. The harvest is wadded into tacky balls, refined and dried and mashed into fine white powder: Since very few things are 100 percent good or bad, nearly every medicine has its good and its bad qualities. The most helpful drug can be harmful to the wrong party or when taken in overd<lses. P o w e r f u I , slave-making opium has ·a redeeming quality. It ls a soothing pain killer. The opiate drugs prepar8d. from opium are a 'blesslr'lg' to suf- fering pauentt.· Btit they may be given only by doc· tors -who kliow tharsmall doses may in time add the agC1ny of drug addiction to a patienrs Illness. We have laws to restrict the prescription or opiates to the medical profession and only quaUfied druglsts may sell them to the public. The deadliest dangers ate those thal Sneak 'up on us . The opiates sneak up with pret(y prOmlses and many short-sighted persons break the law just to try them. A sad·sack may try a few doses to become the life of the party, a jittery Joe may try to soothe his jangled nerves or knock himseU into a never-never world of . bllssful dreams. And , of all thlngs, some try the daring experiment merely to rat.e In a popularity contest with th~it friends. Jn any case, th e pleasant Introduction very soon becomes a cruel booby trap. The mlnd and the body take to these drugs and senseli!saly d f! m and more and bigger doses. Tfie craving vlctlm becomes a alavilb addict. The drug becomes a tyrant master, overriding everythlng el!e In Ille. Otherwise peaceful people will rob or kill others to get more of the drug. Nothing else matter1 until the addict Is treated and the tyrant deposed. PEANUTS DR. KILDAll WILLY-MUFFITT GORDO JUDGE PARKER NOW, PF VOii MIN WIU. EXC.fSe ME, I\L GO IMTD 'Tllli KITCHEN TO Hl.Lf IAft. n1MSLE WITH iliE PINJHiR' l TUMBLEWEEDS MUTI AND JEFf ... MISS PEACH S1turd11, Jut1t 22, 1961 DAILY PILOT J3 ly Charles M. Schm 1 ...------;., W PV"IS tN PK&-1.AW,SAM ••• ANYTlME '!QI MlP VEKY INTI!~ IN LE6AL WANT TO CJ:J#E. NP! !'BMW ONE OF'TMESE POWN, KANPV Pl'\15 'IOU CA.N SHOW HIM HOW •• 61VI ME " YOUll: ~ca Ol'i~TH! CALL! 9E'CAUSE Lire IS F'IC.KLE, · MISf PEACH.~ t•-.. --.... -..-..w-- °™AT'S THE wAY IT 1$, A~TH<I~ ... YESTE~OA~'S 1-lERO CllN El'l>ILY !IE 'Jt)(:I'\ Y'S 1.05 E~ ... ly Ken lalcl By 1111 Brewer ly Gus · Arriola ly Harold Le Doux COME ltlGHT IN, SHEILAt I'P LIKE YOY TO IAEET Mlr:.P'l!lVER ! <;ET OUT OF HE~IL By Tom K. Ryan ly Al Smith t-1.1 ly Men . I t4 UAILY PlLUf .Rebels Sound Charge for Hardwood Classic Bill MOORE JIM HUCKSTEIN JOHN YULE GREG SNYDER Record Onslaught Spice·s AAU By GLENN wmn: 01 IM DIHJ PHii Sll!I S;\CRAMENTO -Eight n1eet re· -~cords-aild one American mark fell before the onslaught of America's finest track and fi eld talent in Fri· day night's final segment of action Ior the National AAU championship. A shirt-sleeved throng of 18,625 saw the fabulous show in decrepit Hughes Stadiwn-a production whlch was highlighted late in the program by George Young's United States standard for the 3,()()().meter steeple· chase. liis clocking of 8.30.5 lowered the previous U.S. best by 1.9 seconds. Former record holder Pat Traynor was in the race but finished out of the money. Young said afterwards that he is still undecided about whether to go 011 TV Today Channel 7, 5 P·'"· for the steeplechase or 5,000 meters in the upcoming U.S. Olympic Trials. }le pointed out that his decision will be based on the overall picture for the event he slects, not just on the basis of American competition. .\nd for his classy timing. Young would only state, "Some kid will come along and break it next year." Seven other AAU-records were des- troyed as the throng of talent will move on to Los Angeles a week hence for the Olympic Trials. Meet stand· ards fell in all running events of the night except the 1,500 meters. Jn all, only two track records sur- vived the two-day barrage with the 110-meter high hurdles and 1,500 AAU Track Sun1maries 11 ~ mel'er hl9"1 hurdles fl!Wll !r1vls.tdl -1, Mt· Cullouch, ""'llK!lf<I, 13.5. ?, Wh!le, $clvtlV1n C•ll· lotnl• Strict.~. 13-5. 3, Buller, Wltcomln, 13,6, •· C~tm11n, SC S1rldtrs, 13.6. S, EN Ha!I, Vllk!l!"CIVI, ll.7. 6 NllNI, SoulheNI Unlver11!y, 13.1. (Al.o C!Ull· ;1;.o lor U.S. olnTll>iC !rials: PomPllrfy, All'lftls Alhl1llc Clutl, 117. Kf!'/Y, SC S!rldel'"I, 1J.I ) «JO meltr llurdln li"al -1. Wlllt11<"'1'-Slr~rs. ifll.6 ft.ttton ..wet rlCotd of H.t b"f' Oavb;, 1'51>. 1, '<nolte, Ore-Track Club, '9.1. J. Rovero. Gra.-.cl Slreel Bov•, SG.l. I, Bell, American Unl- ve<ll!y, 50.3. S. Hardwk lr, Oktah!;llna, SG.J. 6, Wya!I. Ah•en1 AC. 5Cl.I. IAIMI ouelllled lor U.S. Olvmoit 1rl1h: '-litter, G.trel11s, 51.J. B<l'"nkfHtl, u ... u.~. si.1.1 J,DQO.me!e• .,..r~ -1, DrllOO", u~allac""'d, 1J·J1.•, be11er1 mtt! •e-<:ord ol 12:SJ.J by L.t•kau, 1952. J, Laird. New York AC. 11:•0.~. 3, Youl\11, Srdoers. 12:19,1, I, Dooley, Allltlll AC, 11:51.1. 5, Rl!do.,., Seanlt Olympic Club, J:l:Dl.f. f, Hinley, Slrlde,., u:~.s 100 ,,,.ter UNll -1, Evans. SCVYV, 6 .0 (blltter1 meet reaird ol 6 .1 b"f' Davis, IMO). 2. MaU,,.ws, Nt'.41 Yori! Pioneer Club. '3.0. :), Colltttt, Slrl<lers, 6 .1 '· Mond1ne, IJNfl•d\fod • .S.t. '· !h1rne11. Pllil!iO.llll'llio Pioneers, IS.t. 6, Kemp, U.S. Army., •S.t. (Alto oualllll'd for U.S. 0 1YmPk td1lt: TIY· lor, ~lo .... J. Morton. Hou•lul> Slr~r.. "6.7.) D11cus !\Nil -1. Sll""lf!', ...,..11tche<I, 1Ql.f. 2, 9'::rter, New YorlC AC, 1tU J, Vollmer, Ort · ~.;o!::'.'· ~!ti!~. ~~'f..~· .~ ... ::::t:~· ~!~ AA, lll0le. 1.600 meter t1Nls -l, Ma!IOn. Fart Hays S!lle. :i·4l.t. 1, Divine, Ore_, Tree• Cl11b, J:ll.1. l, Klv\l•n, Ntow Yorti: AC, J;U.~. 1, Von lh1°"', U s. Af'JIY, l:U.1. ,S Cr•wtord, Hardlntr Coll*' l :14.I. I. a.11er, Toronto Olympk Club, 3:4'1.I. IAl•O OUll· fllH tor U.S. O"'mPlc tri.11: Llciuorl, VllllrcJYI. 1:~9. B•ker, MlrY\1..0, J:(J.t, F1rley, M1rl,,.....J ' 700 '"'1tr t1n1t -1, Sm1rh, SCVYV, 20.J (~tlffl. ~ r"tc;O<d _. 20.S bi' O••""'", 1'611. 2, C1rlo1, SC\IYV. 20.J. l , SmHh. Strldera. 'JO.I. 4, Alr>Oolpl'I, Phll&dl!lpl'ile Planeen, 2'0.S. .S.. Brhlhl, Arl1on1 Stile. 'JO.I. ~ Hurd, Noire Dame, l'C.I. 7, MOier, Ar111y, 2'0.t. t, Btmbn,N:y, Frll'N:e, 211.t, fik>tt lump 1i.,,.1 -I, Wtlllll'I', Strlderi, Jl-t•!, fbftl..-1 ...-! tKOr4 Cl »-I b"f' Walker, 1'66J. J, Sml'it!, Athtlll AC. !l-3\lil. l. Cr1h1, P1<:Ule Co.sst Ct,,b, Sl-1\lt. 4. Bu<trher. Netlrt1•1-J1m1k1, 52·1"-. !, ,Tait, Nl'W JtrHV Alf'rOI, Sl·!'ili. I, J1cir.1on. 5CVYV, 50-lt. 7, Horn, A!Mnl AC, 50-n.'1. meter marks staying intact. l·lere's the list of ne\v marks and the men who set them : I. Lee Evans with a 45 flat in the 400 meters. barely touching out Vince Mathews who is credited with the san1e time. ' 2. \\rade Bell running a sizzling I :45.5 for the 880, exploding the last 90 yards to \vin the gold n1edal. J·Ie was third after 400 meters. 3. Ron \Vhitney's 49.6 for the 400- meter hurdles. The former Occidental College whiz was far back in the pack till the last 180 yards, when he surged to the front. 4. Tommie Smith blazed to a 20.3 for the 200 (curvel . Smitl1 was far behind John Carlos at_the start but unleashed his great speed on , the straightaway. 5. Don DeNoon carved Up the 3,000- meter walk mark \.\'ith a 12:37 .9, tak- ing 14.8 seconds off the old standard. lie missed an 85·year-old U.S. record at the mile mark by eight-tenths of a second. Costa Mesa's Brian Over- ton, ooc-e chosen Orange Cowity's most promising Olympic prospect, placed 17th in the 18-maii field. 6. Art Walker got off a 53-9¥.t ef- fort on his final attempt of the night UPI Tt!wllttt Where's the Mound? Stephen Hughes, all 22 months of him. gets ready to take the mound \vith his father's glove -pitcher Dick 1-Iu ghes of the St. Louis Car-· dinals. This ''action" came in the Cards' dressing roo1n Friday night prior to the regular scheduled contest between the Cards and Atlanta Braves. Seems as though everyone has fun these days -if you're in firs t place that is. for the triple jump to get in the AAU archives. 7. Tracy Smith zipped through the .J0,000 .meters .in· 28:47.0 to shatter the 30:11 standard. The 400 .and steeplechase were probably the two most outstanding events for depth and competitive ex· cellence. The first six 400 finishers were un- der 46 flat. And in Young's speciality, the next four finishers posted lifetime bests and were under 8:40. The Southem Cali.ftornia Striders took the MU team title. Charles Paces Amazing Mets Past Dodgers NEW YORK (AP) -Ed Charles knocked in three runs, guiding the New York l\.1ets to a 5-1 victory over Los Angeles Fridey night. Chafles extended his hitting streak to rtine games with a two-run double in the thlrd, then singled in a run in ,a three-run elghth. It was 1he 12th victory in 18 games for New York, which got a six-hit pitching job out of Dick Selma with relief in the eighth inning from Al Jackson. The Mets chased starter Claude Os· teen in the eighth two singles and an error loaded the bases. Charles singled, scoring one run, and pinch-hitter Ron Swoboda singled in two more. Charles' two-run blast in the third Dodger Slate J une 22 Ooll!lerl 1t N"' York .$;00 p.11'1. KFI '""' JUM 23 Ood1t1'"1 •I Nrw YGrtl;; 11 :CIO •.m. KFI '"'' June 25 Dodoll'"I ti s..~ Fr1nclKO 1:55 p.m. KF I 1 ... 01 Juna 2' Poo:hitfl It San F .. IKllCO lJ:ll p.m. KF I (MOJ came after Cleon Jones reached first on a fielder's choice &1d Phil Linz singled. Ron Fairly provided the Dodgers' only run with his second homer Of the season in the seventh. Selma hiked his season mark to 7-1 with the victory, while Osteen dipped to a 6-9 level on t.he campaign. \Vhile the fi.1ets are currently on one o( their hottest streaks in recent years under new manager Gil }lodges, the Dodgers have cooled off since leaving the confines of Dodger Stadium. Los Angeles dropped three of four outings in Pittsburgh, before adding on its latest minus: sign at Shea Stadiwn against the Mets. 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South Ouh Draws Nod Via Talent By RAY PLUTKO OI "" DaHr 1"1191 Sltfl That seemingly yearly adage that "this is the best team yet" will more than stamp that credential tonight when a South squad, virtual I y un.limited in its wealth of talent. bids for its foutth consecutive triumph in the annual Orange Count?' North-South All·Stzir basketball classic. Opening tiport in the e~unter that is expected to lure upwards to 2,000 fans at the Orange Coast College gym is set f<>t" 8, with the Rebel quintet a prohibitive 15-point choice. Bill Bloom, popular mentor at Corona del Mar High Sch<>ol, will be calling the shots for the Southerner~. while Sunny 1-Ulls' boss Russ Hawk 1s in the Yankee corner. With Bloom tabbin;g his club as the ".greatest erray of prep talent ever assembled in this area" and Hawk voicing the sentiment that ...his_s_gua<J_ "is better than I anticipated," the lone question remaining is which team can pepper the nets with the m05t con· sistency. 1 ru for an offensive game. the pat· tern over the inaugural three n1ee1ings ·points to another hlgh-sooring affair. In the '6.5 opener the late Dave Scott of Orange (killed in Vietnam) and Newport Harbor's Chip Morvay caught the eyes or the talent hunters w~e-the South was posting an 87-81 Win. A year later Corona del Mar's John Vallely paced the South to a 97-86 win and las t season Newport's Read Christensen powered the Rebs to a 114-92 victory. This time around the Southerners will be calling on the likes of the '"'timber Twins," Marina's Mark Soderberg 16-81h) and Corona del Mar's John Yule (&-7). \Vith Loara's Bob Kleinholz (6-6) the tallest player around for the North. the South figures to log some scoring punch up front. "We have that advantage inside and hope to make the most of it," said Bloom. "As for their attack, there's no doubt we have to stop Gary Fox of Valencia. He's definitely the best shoot.er for either team." Huntington Beach's Greg Snyder draws the assignment of guarding Fox and if successful, it Could be a run- away for the Rebs. Should be a dandy. *' Starting LlneHp• ..... l"llver F -Cr1l11 Cl\lldr"ll. F -~rk Stndefl C -Bob Kttlnholt G -G1ry Fox G -Trov Ralph H•I. SchMI 6-2 Sunnv H11t1 6-5 VIiia Plrk M Lo.r• f.1 V1!encia S-11 Oren;e Olhert-ICen Qullll'I (Trtovl. Slev. Thornton (Mt• llD!llJ, J1ck Tratter (F-'>111), S!ev, Wll1!1nq CS.~ 11190), Milt• St11tltrl (Sunny Hiiis). SOUTH COUNTY ALL-ST,.Jt5 '""· Pllr1r F -Mork Soder~rt F -Biii Moart C -John Yult G -J im HUCk!llTn G -Grw Snl'Otr ""· ... ., ., .. .. , '""" Mforln1 M1rl,,. Con••" llt1""" Mater Ott Hvn!llllllOll Bel\. OTHERS -Al Glge (NeWPCrl HarbDf) Mlkt s-My (Miter DeO, flab Lindley CStnt1' AM). Phil Jon:lln (CO"lflil dtt Mat), Rl'k S11:kJemti..r {NfWPO<"t Harbor!. MARK SODERBERG Devlin Hot In Drizzle; Palmer Cut TORONTO (A11 ) J\ustialian Bruce Devlin. tramping through a steady drizzle, fired a two-under-par 68 for 135 Friday and a three-stroke lead at the halfway point of the Cana- dian Open Golf Championship while troubled Arnold Palmer failed to make the cut. Palmer, who just made it into the final two rounds of last week's U.S. Open and finished as the highest scor- ing pro, had a second round 73 for 149 -two strokes over the cut. "l don't know why. but I seem to play better_ in the rain," Devlin said. "My depth perception is better for one thing. I can see the flags better. I think everybody can." Tied for second at 138 are Ken Still, Tacoma, Wash. -he shared the first round lead with Devlin and lefty Bob Charles of New Zealand. Still went to a 71 on the 6,792-yard, par 70 St. George's Golf Club course, while Charles had a 68. Mac McLendon, Don Bies afld Australian Bruce Crampton ere tied for fourth At 139. All three had 68s. Defending champion Billy Casper, the year's leading money winner, had a 71 and was one of a l3J'ge group al 140. Others included Fred Martin. R. H. Sikes, Lou Graham, Jack Ewing, Rives McBee and Tom Wei skopf. Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player · r ushed btlt!k into contention, but Arnold Palmer continued to have his troubles. Palmer, sti ll bugged by a balky putter, took a 73 for 149. Nicklaus and Player closed in with 68s , Nicklaus for 141 and Player for 142. 70RONTO (AP) -Sitcond nlllnd leltdtl'"I In the Canadlaon Ooen Golf TournarTMnt F•ldaY 1111 Ille l.tl2-yard. Nr-711 St. Georll<' GoU Club Courw : Bruc.e ffrv11~ " " "' lt!n SI II M " '~ I°" Ch1r1ts • ·~ AAuce Cr1molon " • rn IC MCLenoon " • '~ ~Bits " • ·~ . H. St•~ .. " "' 'Torn w,1skool ... " ,. Lou ~r1h•m .. " •• B<>b mlth " .. • • ~;~ r:r~~ n " •• n • , . Alvn Mc8eo " .. , . 8 lly C&SPl!r .. " ,. Dick Lo!r n " "' A! Batttlnll ,, " '" Late Rally Curtailed Boog, Moe, Pete Stop Angels at Big A, 4-2 ANAHEIM (AP) -Boog Po\vell slammed a two-run homer and Moe Orabo\viSky-and Pete Richert saved Dave McNally during a ninth-innjng California uprising Friday night as the Baltimore Orioles defea.ted the Angels 4-2. McNally was working on a three- hitter going into the ninth. He got the first man out. but Jim Fregosi then singled and scored on Rick Reich- ardt's double to make it 4-2. After Bubba Morton walked, Dra- bowsky came on to walk pinch-hit- ter Roger Repoz before getting the second out. Richert then got the final out. Powell's homer followed a first- inning single by Fred Valentine help- ed McNal!y, 7-6, best Jen-hander ~orge Brunet &-7, who was driven from the mound in the sixth. McNally lost a shutout in the third inning when Bobby Knoop singled. advanet!d on an infield out and scored on a bloop single by Vic Davalillo. Angel Slate JllM 22 Anriela vi B"llmor1 1:.U p.rn. KMPC 11101 4111'1t :u Al'lftll \IS B1mmor1 12;.U P.m. KMPC 010) J-1' An11tls YS 0.1'.land 7:Sl p.m. !CMPC 1710) Junt 2S An11tl1 \IS Olkland 7:.U P.m. KMPC (7101 JvM H Aneela VI 01k11nd 7:ll P.m. kMPC {71D) The Angels scored again in the ninth. A single by Paul Blair and a walk to Andy Etohebarren set up a run· scoring single by the Orioles' Don Buford in the fifth inning. :r,oao ... ier •letf>IKl'lne -1. Yount, llflllltclleO. l ::l(S !bettrn Af'Ml"kltn ,_.d of t :J2.• by T••,... ..or, lfflJ, 1, ,.,..lor, AIM,. AC, l :Sl.J. J, N19"t· lt1111.le, Hn!Ud Trldt Clutl, f :ll.I. 4. 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Manager· trainer Y·ancey Durham f i r m I y believes that his undefeated fighter ctn beat any other heavyweight around. Frazier has the same con· vlction about himself. The stocky, th I ck .th I & he d Phi.ladelptttan resembles r e t i r c d undefeated heavyweight king Rocky Marciano in physique. aggressiveness and confidence. Rocky always felt he could beat anybody. He 'A'ent storming after op· ponent.5 as if his own hide was made of steel. Jte took punishment &ind kept coming. Frazier is a taller and heavier version. h-1arciano scored 19 knockouts Jn hiJ first 21 fi ghts. f'ratier can equal that pace by stopping Ramos. Ramos never has been floored or stopped. But then Canadian champion ~orge Chuvalo and Buster Mtith.is never had been stopped either until lhey bumped into the hanl·hilting Frazier. ''The fight won't go the dlstanc€." said Durham. "J think Joe will take him out in about eight rounds, no more than that." "I'm hoping it's O'Vet as soon as the bell sounds -bank, just like that," said Frazier. The world heavyweight chamdf,~ of New York, PeDnS)'lvania, · oif.i, Maine and Massachusetts boxed two rounds with Curt.ls Bruce Thursday. Ramos finished his boxing prepar· at.ions Thursday and looked im- pressive for a change_ The l)..[oot-3 Mexican champion opened up with his right hand and scored some good shots to the jaw of stocky Angel Oquendo. "He can punch with either hand," said trainer Git Clancy, 'fr'ho has been 'W(lrking with Ramos for the last few days. "His best hope is to nail Frazier early. 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" w ju .. 1 ur m f Di ha ev re st: w, ga be Co y, ' sU CdM'.s Laver Upset_; USC 'Captures Title ' LONDON -A m 1 I 1 u r of l>ll 111ccoollve 1hulouta In Modlcll letll litve revetlH '!'Om Okker 11P•el eor ... dtl lht month of May "°" by a tr-ol a dra1 Ill tu ....., Mar'• Rod Llve.r, th e C'Omlwta,ble m1f1tn with OuJd of Germ a 1 mid- world'! top _money·wlMlq -~..llnser,..wllln.er of tho ..AkwtllbLboor J.,,_Elao, rrofesilobil M M at liiilJoDll>OUI !00 and Frank u 1 t 1 t I t 1 I e of le1al Queen's Club Friday. • Howord, Washin'1ton•1 home m..U.llle lald Friday. ' Okker moved Into tile final run aluuer, rwmll11 clon Elie dle4 Tb11Hd17, ellbl of tbt London Gru1 Court.a toge~ u &econd a n d dQI alter a t e e II a l c a 1 championship. third. hoekoat by Ital)''• E.,.. It wu the flrat Umt Liv~ --~..., .., " peaa · cbamploa C a r 1 t 1 had been defeated by an WIAKINE , Germuy -Daru. amateur in three open ~' Salllf'dl1, June 22, 1%8 D.\!LY PILOT J5 Ph· ates Shock Panthers By RAY PLt.rl'KO Of ... Dtll• , ..... ..,.. Ward'• Plrates climbed In· to a share of the top spot in the Orange C0unty Metro League baseball race Friday nllht as the Oran&• Coast COUeJe entry shocked pre· vlo\1111 unbeaten and two- time defending cham.pion • • touri\amenta. ' Clark Gratbner, U . s .. Connell Also Wins Chapm•n, 2.1. . ,,. In ract, it marked the fJrst t~ came the Panthers had lost ~; since May 14 -that t• Cal ;• State (Long Beach). Froni • that point Chapman went on to capture tM NCAA College Dlv11ion crown and had won lt.8 opening two contesta in the Metro League. ~ Davia.-cupper frOIJl New Yor~ defeated Ru 11l1' f Alexarlder Metr1vell 6-4, S.2 Jn the other aem.iUnal. ......... SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UDlveHlty of ~outbera CallfornJa'1 one·two punch or Bob tuts aad Stan Smith, the top two 1eeds, &wept USC \o a 10th title in the NCAA National T e n n I & Championships Friday. LuU:, second seed but defendin1 champion in the NCAA tour 11 a m·e n t , overwhelmed 1\.11,ml's Pat Cramer 6-Z, 6-0, 8-3 in a 5emifloal singles match and. top-,..ileT Smtlb bd • 8-3, "1·5 1-3 victory over Jaime Flliol of Miami In tbe iec: ond 1logle1 1emlflnal match. I .. "' "' I NEW YORK -Don Drysdale, the Los Angeles Dodger&' shutout pitcher. won the May poll in the competition !or the S. Rae HJckolc' Pro Athlete of the Year award. Drysdale, who pitched five Marina Parlays Out in 'Dugout' lluntington Harbour's Dan tory over upstart West· a.1oats walked to the dua:out Grove at TeWinkle Park in with what he considered the Costa Mosa . tying run in the bottom of 1-1 u n t in1ton Harliour's the seventh inning Friday seventh inning dramatics , ...... , Dill ~"''*"" ! Steve Robertson of Chapman takes late thtow. Wards upse t Chapman, 2-1 , on -ninth tnnlng hotner by Mike Bailey. night, only to ~ tagged out c~ncelled o.ut a chance f~r BACK IN TIME -Ward's Pirates' Din Daleboul by M_arina's Pau1 F leming .,.v1c~i:x_ with Greg Rwz gets back to first in time on pickoff play e_xecuted for the final out of the stashed at third wi'lh the by Chapman College in Metro League baseball ac- game when the umpire rul· winning run. lion Friday night at La Palma Stadium in Anaheim. ed that Moat.a had·not touch· All O( this came after ----..:....--"---------------------------------- ed home plate on a delayed Marna had seemingly put it double·steal. away in the top of the final The out ended it with Marina holding a 4.3 edge over -Huntington on the losers' diamond. In other Connie Mack baseball action, Co n n e 11 Chevrolet played catch-up and it pa.Id off with a 4-3 vie· frame with two rum. Marina's Pat Curran hlt an lnsi'de-the·park home run to dead center !or it& first run and then parlayed a single and an error for another score. The victory gives Marina a. 5·1 league record while Huntington Harbour is now 4-4. Undefeated CoMell Defensive LA Wolves Host Spurs Area Sports In Brief Fun1iy Cars Test Fuelers; Yardley Ticke~ on Sale Ward's Plrates and s.nt•j Ana Colleae noW 1hare th&' top rung, both sporl!ng 3·fj records. · Action plcka up again Sun· day in the M e t r o League, with Ward1s Pirates hosting Long Beach City in a 2 p.m. ouUng at Oran1e Coast Col· lege. Under the lights Sunday, Golden West Colle1e (2·1·1) takes on Cal State (Fuller• ton ) at Shaffer Field in San· ta Ana. Opening pitch i1 1et for "I. Mlke Bailey's one-out &olo homer to center field in the bottom of the ninth lnntng proved the fat a I blow to· ·chapman. Bailey's ahot was 385 feet. Chapman had t I e d the game up at 1-1 in the top of the ninth on a alngle and a sacrifice fly after, the Pl• rates had taken the ltad in the seventh. le-ty 111111- Yardley Nominees Chevrolet (8-0) was hard pressed to get by West- Grove with its 4-3 verdict. West· Grove had taken an early three-run lead in the Utird frame via a double, single and some shoddy fielding by Connell. PASADENA -Malcolm White, the spectacu1ar Los Angeles Wolves' goalie, will be seeking his f o u r t h t stralght shutout Sund a y afternoon at the Rose Bowl when the Wolves battle the Kansas City Spurs. Kickoff is at 2, with a Southwest Industrial League prelim n1atch scheduled for 12 ,30. Orange County Intern•· Uonal Raceway wlll feature a ·duel between funny cars and fuel altereds tonight. Four car teams . will race each other in thr,ee separate rounds of competition. also be· available at the door. Tickets are priced at '8.SO each. The banquet begins at 7 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club. Chick Hearn, Los. Angeles Lakers radio announcer, Ls the guest speaker. team standings with 264 behind leading Cherry llills . Country Club of Denver, Colorado. 'Arena Rodeo LOS ANGELE S ·-Th.e Sports Arena will' be host to Tony Augllar's Net Io n a 1 Mexican Rodeo for four da)'I, Ju]y 4·7, ""'"''~ 000 o.:io 001-1 , 0 W1rd'1 Plr•let 000 000 101-l 6 ) W•r"ll'I r Lrtltt Ill ... W111'1110. I\ \..,,., ~ J1~klni. lb 11111v, c1 SllllMrt, It Crl1•, 1b 0 11 .... r. cl P!nl1r, rl 01ltboul, c llo1Mr11. ( Dunk1llM'9'tt, • ' . ' . . ' ' ' • • ' . ' . M RSI • • • • ' . . ' • • • • ' ' • • ' . FRANK WEIRATH Weirath 'Lucky' Not only does F ran k Welrath consider himself lucky to be playing football, he considers himseU lucky to be alive. The former Orange Coast College haUback was in· valved in a serio us automobile accident almost Uiree years ago. He suf- fered a badly fractured arm and several broken ribs -one of which nar· rowly missed piercing his heart. This happined jus't after Weirath had been graduated Crom Marina High School, where he was a prep star. Following the a u t o mishap, Welrath stayed out of football for a year to recuperate. Flt and healthy at the start of the 1966 season, Welrath was beset with football • incurred In- juries and had only a so·so ' season. "But Frank worked unbelievably hard tast sum· mer," says OCC grid coach 1 Dick Tucker. "In fact, he worked as hard as any pl•yer we've ever had here. He was ready when the season started." , The rest ls history . WelraUt had a creat year. gaining 769 y a r d s in becomln1 the E a s t e r n Co nference Back of the Year. Welrath, whose arm Is still crooked from the auto accident. it at San Jose State Collece now. He en rolled there last February and wa1 running with tho first atrlng lo spring workouts ... .. Frank'• golttg to be a srreat colle1te p 1 a y e r , ' ' l'ucker added. JIM OGLE Newport's New Look 1''or a town k n own primarily for its 1gw(m mlng and boat Ing ·facilities, Newport Beach Isn't doing too badly In U1e tennis department either. With the advent of the Newport Beach Te n n is Club's annual pro tqurna· ment and Newport Harbor High S c h o o 1 ' s excellent teams, it's only logical that a tennis player be present on the roster of candidates for the George Yardley award. The nominee is Jim Ogle , an 18-year-old p l a y e r recently graduated from Newport. Ogle was voted t h e Sunset League's most valuable player by the loop's coaches recently. "The award was given to Jim for not only hls ability but also his sportsmanship and his attitude toward the other players and his own leammates," says h ls coach, John Fontius. Ogle bas been at Newport ror two years. having played as a freshman and sophomore at Costa Mesa lligh. tie's ranked J8th among Southern California 18-and- undcr playerii. He was se- cond ln the ClF'1 class Bee lndividual tournament. J{e and Tar teammate Lawrie Cunningham won t b e Orange Coast C o I t e e e tournament'• double s division last season. Ogle wlll conUoue to make a name for hbnae:lf lD area tennis circles. He plans to enroll at Orange Cotst In the fall. However, Connell Chevrolet pecked away at the lead, picking up two in the fifth and the tying acore in the fifth. Tijuana Rini TIJUANA -For the first Tct111\ ' . ' . ' . ' . H I • • • • • • Joe LePage, hero of the South's 3.2 victory in the North.South Orange County All-Star game T h u r s d a y singled in tllt,third tally. The Wolves go into Ule match hoping to stretch their current shutout string past the 272 minute mark. St. Louis was the last team to dent the Wolves defense. doing so four gamer ago with two mlnutes left in the match. It'll be a catch-up contest for the altered& due to the fact they have no rear suspension or transmlsslon. Thus they ari! apt to "smoke the rear tires" and a! a result, are slower off the starting line than the funny cars who mount a full suspension system and automatic transmissions. time in two years, matador1 m••••••••••-•""'-""'""'""m••• will face six bulls from the famed La Punta ranch Sun· day at El Toreo, 'the •· downtown bullring. _ 1~· Mauro Liceaga, Jaflnt ' Roce Results r Despite a rash of injuries, the \Volves have jelled into the most consistent team Jn the North American Soccer League's toug h Pac I f i c Division. Tho Wolves are in third place with a 6·2-6 record and 78 , standings points. Altereds are expected to run in excess of -200 m .p.h. at the finish line while funny cars average a top speed of near 175 m.p.h. Rangel and Juan SilveU WJU •••-••m-•••••••••••IA- C•llMll Cht>t'91tt 141 ... H tt•t 8. LlnMrt, IP Gtblo!, t W1l11t, c11 1.tP_, .,.,f ;nvdtr, ~ -· rl C•mobtl , u-11 Wldt1nlloll'fl. 111 Sthr161r p W!lbr.i:h}1 ti J . LlnMn, lb Tctl1l1 ' ' l ! ' . ' . l l l ! ' . • • " . • • • • ' . ' ' • • I i • ! • • • • • • WWI • ,,..,, IJI Chtt~. 11 MoudY, If W~iri"ftld, lb !ymon1, rr ttvoer, 111 Moers. c Rul~. ct Snvoer, 7tt lltMill, ~ Tot111 ... ' ' ' ' ' . l ! ' . I I ' . 2j i HtrM!ilr U ) ~ ··~ ' . . ' ! ! : g ' . • • ' ' AS R H 111:11 l 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 ] 0 0 0 ~ A : g 2 a o o 2 ' 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 ti J 3 l MlrlMI (4) ,. . ' . l : ' . ' ' \ ' 0 ' ' ' . ' . " . H llll ' . • • ' . • • ' . • • • • ' . ' ' • • ' ' . Kansas City, fresh off a 6- 1 rout of the Dalles Tor- nadoes, rolls Into the Rose Bowl with a 7-4·2 record and 70 points, far and away the best record in the Gulf Division of the NASL's \Vestern Conference. Last time out in a like contest, !iinny cars whipped the altered1 , 10-2. Yardley Tlckefa Tickets for Wednesday night's George Y a rd l e y Award Banquet are on sale at the Newport Be a c h Chamber o f (:.)mmerce, from any Ju~lor Chamber of Commerc• member and w11J participate In the 4 p.m . cor- rida. Liceaga, due to several In- juries, has been able to fight only 16 tin1es in th.e past year. / Irvine Coast LAS VEGAS -Irvine Coast Country Club is in the final day of competition in the sixth annu11l Interna. tional Gold Cup Tournament at the Desert Inn . ThroU(ith the first round, Irvine Coast was 11th in Midway City in Lead Midway Ci ty, National Division leaders by two full ·games in the loss column. travels to Tustin today for a 2 p.m. encounter i n American Legion baseball. A double-header awaits Midway City Sunday when it hosts Son-Low at 12 noon . Son·Low currently ho.Ids down third place with a 5·3 mark. Wayne Kiefer Midway City to has led its nossy record, with a .308 batting avera"e- Pltchers Eddie Bane and Will McCartney have team· ed to hold the opposiUon to two run11 or less four times in the first seven games. Two were by shutouts. Newpor t lia rbor meanwhile , w i th a 2 · 6 record, hosU: Santiago at 2 p.m. today, The Newport.er& take a bye on Sunday. Catcher Tom King leads the Newport batting derby with a .364 average on eight hits in 22 tries. Other top batters for Newport are Dave Barton (.333), Dave Sobolewski (.320) and Dan Clark (.308). Ml<lwev Cit' An1Mlrn Koll"' Fv111rtan Dodltfl .... ,_ l o1 All"'lltl SOtlllatO f"1c111c1 An1helm Aftlde Tutt'" NIWllOl'I H1rttor """'' .. ,.. v1111v Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE \V L Pct. Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Minnesota Boston Oakland California New York Chicago Washington 43 24 .642 34 30 .531 :J6 32 .529 34 32 .515 31 32 .49'l 32 33 .4~ GU 71> 71> 8~, 10 10 II 12 121> 18 NATIONAL LEAGUE \V L Pct. 42 2.\ .627 35 31 .l30 St. Louis Atlanta GB 6\0 7 GIGANTIC ANNIVERSARY COST plus SALE 31 34 .477 30 • 35 .462 29 35 .453 25 38 .397 '"""'' llnvlh Clevtllnd -4. Del"lllt l t IJ 1 ..... 1.) hlfoll 6-4, Clllc-S.10 Htw Y"1l II, Mlflntltlll t W•lll119tOll r. l'I•~"· • 1 .. lit,,.,_ .C.. C1llfert1M I '""'•i • #dtMvlt ..lllflolllr• 11 C1llf9rn11, n!tl'lt Wlll'ltn#ftlll It Ot~lll'ld N"" Y,,. 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Others want to navor corned beef with phosphate compounds; the Defense ~epartment wants to preserve hams with X rays. "And -everybody who has something he dqesn't know what to do with wants to add it to hot dogs," declares Dr. J . C. deHoll, chief or the ope.rat~ons br~n· ch of the processed meat-inspection division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Though these and many other similar proposals haven't yet bee.n sanctioned by the Government, the fact is that Americans a.re eating more and more chemicals and preservatives in their meat. More than a hundred additivies are cur· rently being used, and the Ust is grow- ing. These additives preserve, age. cure, tenderize, color, flavor . season, and scent meats -and reduce C<lsts. ONE DRUG company wants to fortify frankfurters with vitami~s . Fruit growers want to stuff them wtth pectin, a byproduct of fruit processing. Soybean processors even want to substitute sorbean protein for the meat in the f(anks. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the USDA jointly regulate the kinds and amounts of additives permitted in (resh and processed meat. Federal law defines an additive as any potentially d an g er o u s substance, or process, including ir- radiation, that becomes a part of food or affects its characteristics. "Naturally," says an FDA officer, "we think we are very conservative about approving additive proposals. No matter how careful we are, we know that every additive we approve is a calculated risk, small though it may be." 'l'he packer who wants to flavor his hamburger with paprika argues that he only v.·ants to make it taste better. The USDA is not J mpressed. Tbe packer proposes so little of it that it won't alter the taste, the USDA says, but it will keep the hamburger decep- tively rosy red for up to two weeks - instead of an unappetizing and usual dark red or black. PH 0 SP HATES, which remain moisture·, might not make corned beef taste better (as the meat packer argues), say officers, but phosphates tl.o cause meat to weigh more. But not all additivies are rejected. The other day, the Agriculture Depart· ment, wjth FDA approval, published several changes in additive regula· tions. For the first time. certain chemicals may be added to fresh pork sausage 11.nd dried meats to help keep fat from becoming rancid. Additionally, three more chemicals were approved (making four now ap· proved) that prevent fat spoilage jn such uncooked, dried products as salami, pepperoni, Spanish chorizos. The changes also include approval o! ascorbic acid for preserving color dur- ing storage or cured pork and beef cuts and cured luncheon meats. Citric 'tcid and sodium citrate were cleared ·1 spraying surfa<:i!s of cured meat Market cut& before packing to preserve color during .storage. NO FOOD or chemical 1s entirely safe under all conditiOOli of possible use. Additives in meat and food, once approved, tend to become a significant part of tbe human diet unless pro- cessors exerclie restraint or unless Federal, state, and local laws control dosages. One of the most common additives in cured meats, frankfurters, and luncheon meats is sodium nitrate. Researchers disagree on how much makes a toxic dose, but 0.6 gram has been fatal to humans. Federal regulations limit t h e chemical to abo\Jt 0.09 gram per pound of meat product, or, in chemistry· language 20 par£! per million. _ ::_ Sodium nitrite is what rilakes ham, bacon, C<lrned beef, bolo gna , frankfurters. and other cured meats red. Without it, most processed meats would be dull and gray. Says one packer: "I don't think you'd want to eat it." Sodium nitrite js derived from saltpeter, once a major ingredient of gun powder. The 'nitrite forms a permanent red compound by com- bining with the hemoglobin in the meat. It is toxic to humans for the same reason it is 'Useful in meats -it forms a compound with t h e hemoglobin in the blood of the con- s umer. This compound, methemoglobin, prevents the blood from carrying oxygen properly. Out- breaks of the d i s e a s e ca.lie methemoglobinernia have occur e d when meat processors have been too liberal with the saltpeter. • ANOTHER disturbing -and c0m- mon -group of ingredients used in cured pork products are the same kinds of chemicals used in floor-scrub- bing and dish-washiog compounds - the phosphates. Their main function is to hold water and improve texture of meats. Since 1966, packers have been permitted to add phosphates to bacon to keep it .from shrinking in the skillet. Artificial sweeteners are another cost-cutting preservative. Saccharin? sodium cyclamate, and · ca I c i u rn cyclamate cost only one·tenth as much as sugar, and are used to sweeten bacon and ham. But overdoses have caused allergy to sunlight among some persons. Even water is controversial. There's an unkind cut made or meat packers: "They're in the business of selling water." Actually, even the best cuts of meat contain four times as much water as protein, and an animal carcass loses 2 percent of its weight each day -most of it water. Thus packers try to keep water. Cooks, of course, often add water to roasts to reduce shrinkage, enhance succulence, and add the juices that make a roa·st a delight. Asks a USDA meat chemist: "\Vho wants dry meat?" Nobody, but there are limits. No water at e.11 may be added to hamburger prepared under Federal Inspection. Nonetheless, U.S. regula- tions permit processors to add water equal to 3 percent of a product's weight in luncheon meats sold in un· cooked form, 8Jld up to 10 percent in ham, frankfurters, and other cooked meat products. . -. • Co I I I I en1' Page AT ONE MOTORCYCLE MEET IN THE DESERT, 300 WERE EXPECTED -2,BOo TURNED UP TO RIDE OR ONLOOK 'Cycles Roar Over Desert Lands By J. R. PENNY ---'class ify 175,000 acre s ror 'possible California State Dlredor transfer out of the public domain. In U.S. Bureau or Land the oext few years, more acreage will l'ttanagement be classified -eventually perhaps The federal government's "leftov er 600,000 acres of Public Domain land in lands" have become lands in hot de-Ca lifornia which n1ay be exchanged mand all over California. for other lands, sold, or transferred to These lands constitute so me 16 state. private industry, or other uses. million acres in CalifQrniil, and 20 So1ne of this land may be put to million people are finding · that they public sale, other areas may be sold to bave uses for portions of this acreage. state or local governments for recrea- It's a different type of land manage-lion at a token price of around $2.50 an ment from what we have in the West's acre, some provided at a reduced less populous states -but wh at is price to organizations such as the Boy happening here forecasts what is like· Scouts. but all subject to reversion if Jy to happen elsewhere. not used for the purpose sought. Everywtiere in the stale, people Once land is so classified, there are want land away from the city -land immediate areas of conflict. \\'here for hunting, for fishing_. for open public land becomeS valuable, city and space, and even in Washington they county goverrunents as well as private are just beginning to appreciate what interests compete for it. is happening. TllERE IS a problem of access. DURING the next year, we may Public lands are often blocked to l>UbliC entry by private 1ands. We try our best to handle this by agreement, so as to avoid the courts. In California, we have some tw o million acres with no legal access. We also have possibly 2,000 trespass cases. The latter arc frequently mining claims, which have been used as a guise for residency. The home is built. But under the Jaw, if the claim is not valid, the land remains as Federal land. The problem arises, how do you get people orr the land? If the residence was established before adoption or the Ctlurch·J ohnson Act, the residence may be allowed and the ground im- mediately around it. But many do not qualify. How do we keep the land safe? We have a case pending against us of a iirl injured by falling down an aban- doned mining shaft. Is the Bureau in the recreation busine ss? Whethe r some people know Do Dri-ving Classes Work~ Not the Way They're Being Rui;i, Says T~is Safety Expert Jly DR. WILLIAM HADDON JR. Director, Highway sarety Bureau, Federal lllgbway Administration The problems of highway safety are vast in their results in human damage. The problems are complex. They are not susceptible either to vague slogans or to simple·minded panaceas that have, for more than six decades, been virtually everyone's substitute for hard and detailed thinking about the many specifi cs that must be identified and dealt with to achieve substantial reductions in death and injury. The field nationwide, is still cursed with primitive attitudes and inertia that have allowed -without a sense of public outrage -almost two million men, women, and children to die un- necessarily on our highways in the past 60 years. Thi s does not incl ud e the literally tens of millions injw·ed and uncounted U1ousands n1aimed for life. \VE J\1UST motivate the new breed of citizens to observe good safety practices, to be imbued with good at· titudes towards automobiles and driv- ing, and to thoroughly understand what CaJ'I be done through the u11e o{ scientific information iii each of the tl:rree phases of this continuing and tragic national problem. I have been asked Wi.1ether I think any states have good driver education programs now. \VhHe so me states have stronger programs than others, there is no state. as yet, which meets all the re- quirements of our standards to the crash and postcrash phases. I do not feel that any state will be in full compliance with all aspects (If the driver education program standard by J anuary 1, 1969. In order to !)ave a good high school teaching program, you need well prepared teachers; this. in turn, re- quires that colleges and universities have the progra1n and the staff to ready teachers for the job. Obviously, there must be initiated now a r etraining and up-dating or the grandfather cla uses, in our high schools -to teach the most frequent kind of accidents and the warning signals to watch for on the road. • O~LY A FE\V -but not nearly enough -of our colleges and universities have established safety centers adequate for the job or prepar- ing driver education instructors. P erhaps an. explanation or our ideas . o.o t:he three phases of highway safety "may illustrate this point a bit more. ln the pre·crash phase, we feel drivers should know how various characteristics of vehicles, highways, drivers and pedestrians can increase the likelihood of crashes and wh at can be done about each. They should know -beyond the normal performance characteristics of cars and their-operation -the many ways vehicle malfunctions and improper maintenance can initiate crashes. The driver here should also learn how given amounts of alcohol and cer- tain medical conditions impair the performance of the driver. · it or not, it sure is. Water recreation? · We have the land, or most of it, around some 50 reservoirs i n California and if we don't handle it, who will ? Not long ago a few motorcycle enthusiasts decided to have a race in the desert. Some 300 were goin_g to take part. Eventually there were 1,,800. and another 1,000 onlookers camped nearby in just one race! And ihere are many races and thousands of in· dividual motorcyclists using i be desert. NEXT YEAR, 18,000? "Why not? There are 11 million acres Qf desert - what's the harm?~•-wen, besides the motorcyclists there We now the dune buggies With a lot of money invested in each one. It's the last big frontier and there's a healthy chunk of the economy involved in these methods of recreation. But the desert is in a very delicate ecological balance, Twenty· five years ago, General Patton was practicing there with his tanks. The tank tracks are still there. And there are many other groups in- terested in the desert -wildflower enthusiasts, the Sierra Club, hunters. We are trying to develop a con- ceptual approach: how to handle recreation in the desert. Basically the question is how to handle people . .All sorts o1 )lfq~lems afe involved. We're just beglnniilg. Bu't we think the first step is to let people know tbat a pro- blem exists. Here's a Plan For the Draft, A Student Plan E xcerpted from an Editorial In the Newwrt Harbor Hieb School Beacon The present Selective S e r v i c e System in the Uni1ed States is in- efficient and unfair. Since the Se-lec- tive Service ultimately will ai~ect the lives of virtually every male student at ittrbor, its future is of vital im- portance. . Recently there nave been m!lflY criticisms made-against the present system. Many changes, ranging from complete abolishment to the creation of a professional army, have been sug4 gested to replace it. One moderate and sensible plan, however, has been overlooked. ·------------------our ltlan in San Francisco -------------------1 STILL ANOTllER important point in the pre-crash phase is the necessity to know how deficiencies in highway design and planning contribute to crashes u·hich need not occur -defi- ciencies which include location and placement of streets and highways in relation to schools, traffic and shop· ping centers. 1'111S PL.i\i'J is to estLblish two pools of man-power -one consi'9ting of combatants and another for non-com- batants. Those in the first group would be asked to be reaciy to fight for ,the country if asked. The second group would work in non-combat activities such as on militarf bases, in the medico! cor1>S , in nationi:il parks, the Peace Corps, VISTA, civil defense, etc. -that is. wherever manpower ii needed for the nation 's good . THE MAYOR DROPS IN ON HIPPIEVILLE By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -That man wandering around Golden Gate Park at 9:30 the other night -that was Mayor Giuseppe Alioto. mak- ing the first or his several "unan- nounced visits" (this one certainly was) to the area that has been described by purse·lipped old ladies as filled witih dark and crawly thi ngs (tr.: hippies). Reports the Mayor: "It was all most peaceful. I didn't see a thing." A lot of us who use the Park regularly could have saved him the tro1.1ble. On many a Saturday, I go out there with my kid, Christopher. We ride the slides and merry-go-round, eat a dumb hot dog, buy peanuts, feed the squirrels in the Arboretum, browse about Hjppie Hill, paddle a boat around Stow Lake, join the mobs at the Steinhart Aquarium and have a fine time generally. And I still remember wJth fondness the sigh t of a beautiful, long-haired hipi>le girl tenderly ah:'oking the fJanks O( a policeman'• horse. TRIPS ON A TR!PEWR!TER: Hey, how about those six Edsels parked outl1de Minirlg Chemist , Dick Hall'• house sooth of 1 here! truly a weird sight, although the expl.anatim ls fairly mundarle: he h11 been collecting them to sell ;it auction. ("You'd be surprised how many people want an Edsel -it's a reverse status symbol"}. What I like-better Is his definition or a mining chemist: "That's a guy who doesn't know. anything about mining and is too lazy to be a chemist. AUTUOR CURT GENTRY or Telegraph Hill has delivered a manuscript to Putnam (for fall publication) that may well turn into the bl ockbuster book of the season. Ifs titled "The Last Days of the Late Great State of California,'' a tale set in 1969, \\'hen the San Andreas Fault opens and swallows us all. I hate to spoil the ending, but the remaining 49 slates have a he Uuva time getting along without us and our bounty. l't1fXED 81\G: Bill Moore, lhe Channel 2 newsman. is married to Belva Davis, the Chann el 5 newswoman -and if he doesn't stop loc king her out or the car everytlme she'!) caUed to cover a story, we may have a better &tory .. .The Hunters Point Boys Club, run· ning a parking lot on Broadway near From (courtesy ol the Redevelopment 'Agency), 'tiut ur, .a big sign readJng .. Keep Smlllng! ' It \Vas promptly stolen, but the kids, still 1mJllng, continue to hand out flowers to everybody who parks ttJere. BREATU OF TSKANDAL: Tb1I Ru.ssian Hill girl who was playing footsie with that Telegraph Hill bo y (married ) while her husband was in New York might want to know I-IE was joined by a girl who flew in from Europe for the occasion. Always glad to help. DAY CITY BEAT: Comedian Godfrey .Cambridge walked into Sid Mobell's jewelry salon on Geary, and Sid went wild: '"Godfrey Can1- bridge! My favorite! J never mi ss you on the air or In movies," and so on . Godfrey purred his thanks. selected a $13.50 stopwatch. and asked: "May I write a check?" Sid: "Got any identification?" LETJS PLAY "\VJIO Sf\10 THIS?": "You sir, are a traitor for refeJTing to this war as unjust. in1· moral and unconstitutional at a time when our boys are bleeding on a foreign soil." Right. Stepben Douglas, atta'ckJng Abraham Lin- coln for the latter's opposition to the Mexican War. WELCOl\lE: Jerry TUrem of Wisconsin U.,.here for the National SOclal Welfare Conference, was flagged down by the lllgbway P11trol on the Bay Bridge ror (1) "Changing lanes" and (2) "Eating spare ribs whlle11rtt1og." Jerry: "I wasn't drunk but I WAS hungry." l thlnk he 1bould fight this all the way vp J.o the Supreme Court or ,. Spare Ribs. Trader Vic presiding. ON\\'ARD: S. 1-'."s Bill Graham. the llurok or rock. is taking over the Jioustoa Astrodome late in .July for that town's first big rack-and~ light show; in case you were think~ ing of doing likewise, the rent ls $12,000 plus .a percentage of the gate .•• The Jellerson Ailj>lane Jwl bought a beautilul 1904 manion on Fulton, across from Golden Gate Park and filled with original Tlr- fany glas1work. The Flaoe.. now big .. buslness1 will use tt for offices and sleeping quarters and install a rtt0rd.ing studio in Ule basemenl • The "crash phase" demands the driver understand that people can and should be "packaged" in cars as carefully as wedding presents and the other delicate pieces of property u•hich "·c ship withQut breakage. Every driver should understand the hazards posed by such factors as: guardrails pointed back and parallel to the road which ef(ectively skewer cars crashing into them; unshielded bridge pillars and abutments which threaten sudden death; roadside signs and other posts unnecessarily close to the road'A'·ay set in concrete and Un· breakable \Vhen hit: and the absence of median guardrails. THE "POST-CRASll" phase should be termed: possibilities and problems in 6alvaging the injured. Emergency services for those injured in hJghway crashes today are ~rimitive in much of our nation. It ls Important that drivers un derstand : the necessity for much bet- ter post-crash response systems : the essentials of fir!it aid for firemen and policemen; the development o f standards fCJr community ambulances minimum performance and. training and attendants: and creation of tough refresher coursei in first aid and am- bulance work f<lr firemen a n d policemen_ Unless we educate the youthful driven 'O uod~tctafid the 6Ubstanca or each ol these three phases of bJghway safety, we will oot be building the ln· formed cltlunry ..,.ntial for r<duc· Ing highway oas1111lttes -now averag- ing 10,000 • day • On a young man's eighteenth birth· da-y, he would be required to register to enter one of the pools. after which he could never change. Those actually asked to serve from either group would be chosen by national lottery. The years of eligibility in the combat corps would be from the age of 19 through 24, while in The non~mbat corps it would be twice as long, from 18 to 28. The term of service in the "C" corps would be for 18 months but in ihe "NC" corps it would be a minimum of 3 years. ... ...... ~ . Saturday, June 22, 1968 The Comment I'~ of. the Dally Pilot seeks lo Inform and stimulate readers by presenting a variety of COii\• mentary on topics of lnler- est -ind • '1gn.ificance from informed observers 1 n d spokesmen. Robert N. Wood, Publlther I . ----·-~·--------...... ---~· -· ------·---------.,..------"!!!!P------!!'l''"'!'IJ --1 · ----·---~-----·-------~ ~ - I . - DAlt.YPll.OT SO THEIN CALIFORNIA'S FACTORY JRECT DEAtER IS NOW ORANGE COUNTY'S \NO. ~ LARGEST VOLUME DODGE DEALER ~ HARIOR DODGE first ••• a 1n011th1 bank~ available Oii al lle'W cars & trucb i. steel• approwecl ..... SHOP at YOUR LEISURE with ALMOST $1,000.000 INVENTORY of NEW & USED CARS to CHOO,.SI FROM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• So ut hern California's Charger Headquarters '76 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT _ 576 TOTAL MONTH PAYMENT '68 CHARGERS • Buck•+ s •• ts • Hideaw•y BRAND Headlights e Full vinyl interior e NEW Nylon Carpeting • Rear Dacie: CHOICE OF COLORS Spoiler e Full racing instrument.i- tion e Front Air Foam Seat • Electric Clock e Bumper Guards e Ash Trey light • H.D. Springs e H:D. Torsion Sway Bar. Ask for Stock No. 945, No. 944. No. _137, N_o: l"-36'-'.-- ~2569 +TAX & TOTAL PRICE LICl!NS• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' . BRAND NEW '68 DARTS nr~ CHOICE OF COLORS 559 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT • Padded Dash • Seat Belts • All Vinyl Interior. • Heater & Defroster. Ask for Stock No. 909, I 34. 52059 +TAX a TOTAL PRICI LICINSI IMMIDIA Tl DELIVERY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 CORONITI DELUXE MODEL • Dual Horn System • Tinted Wind· shield • Deluxe Wheel Covers • De- luxe Trim • Foam front seats • White sidewall tires. Ask for Stock No. 536. 569 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT '69 TOTAL MONTH PAYMENT BRAND NEW 52389 TOTAL PRICI tic':"'~: IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW '89 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT 589 TOTAL MONTH PAYMINT '68 POLARA • Nylon upholstery • Wall to wall carpels • Auto~atic trans. • Power steering • Heater & defroster system • Dual brake syslom •· Baek-up lights • 3 spd. wipen & washen • Dix. seat be~s. Ask for Stock No. 125. 52979 TOTAL PRICI t,i::s: f'•'f'ml'!llt Tnciw. t1x & lie. & fln1rq ci..-.. on lt mat. eri •~. Cl"M1t IMMEDIATE DELIYHY .................................. '68 WAGONS CHOJCI OF COLORS DELUXE 4·DR. MODEL Dix. se1t bolts e du1I br1lcin9 system e ho1tor & defroster e hazard flashing system • paddod dash l Yis or e back· up li9hts e multi speed wipers w/w11hor1. Stock No. HI. No. 1,9 '71 TOTAL DOWN PAYMINT '71 TOTAL MONTH PATMINT BRAND NEW 52499 TOTAL PllCI t,:::s: IMMIDIA Tl DWYllY ~~~ .... tft'!~ HARBOR BODIE y w Volksw1glft Center y w USID LOW MIW•I '61s • '671 TMIU '61 MANY TO CHOOll PIOM 0 FOR YOUR PROTECTION AU IWIOI DODGI use CMS ' 0 '66 VOLKSWAGEN kiu«tbedl. 'IPllld. !PllC 7~!! PIUCE MTHLV. DOWN TOTAL $50 TOTAL $50 TOTAL $] 466 -+ T•• I. Lie:. . .. YMT. "'YMT, '64 VOLKSWAGEN with a GOLD STAR 100" UHCONDll10IW. IUAUllTll 1'1111 STAR STllU IN WRITllll THAT IWIClll - IUUAHTUS THI W 100" lGllllST lllC1llHICll ~ .. IOI 100 DAYS OI 4,000 Ml\B W-Ml CGMB ~ 1Pftd, lllKk•I IHb. TOTAL s29 TOTAL $29 TOTAL PRICE OOWN MTHLY. 586.6. + T•it l. Lie.~ --PVMT. PYMT. '60 VOLKSWAGEN 1 door. r.cllo, hutno, MW. (G NX 101) $566 ~~Tti $19 J~~t~. $19 1i~~ PllST MllR l'VICHASl T1IS INClUDll AU. lllCl!Jlllal @ ,'ARTS, IUCTllCAL IQUWMllll, IA"!"', -118 0 RADIO, llllntt ON lU CARS. Tllll·liUAUJmr - AU Plm AND I.AIOI -TO YOI. • +Tit lo Lie. PYMT. PYMT. All P2menh on Used Con l•clude Tax &: License FHS and All Ff..-ce ~l::g" .. 36 MOllth oa Appr:wecll Crecllt '67 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 Door H1nlt11. J21 --Rl.H, P/11 .. r., 1vto .• ..,,, .. ~. Vll'l~I lnttr. (THL noi. $1966 TOTAL PllCI +TAX I. LlC. ILUI 1001 PllCI SJ671 . '66 FORD Frln. 500 GTA $67 '0 '" MTHLY. PYMT. t dr. H&rdl'DJI, 3'0 e~. P/slftr .. brks., R:&H, auto. t!"ar•. F~. air c«ld. lllcnb, atnlO!e. Wall le wait urHll. (SLY "21. $ 766 TOTAL 1 +~~l,f!LIC. ILUI 1001 PllCI S2l60 $6' 0 '0 '" DOWN PYMT. $60 '0 '" MTHLY. PYMT. '66 CHEVROLET $ 6 TOTAL 106 +~~l,ff LIC. ILUI 1001 PllCI SI 111 $36 =AL·$36 '0 '" DOWN MTHLY. PVMT. PYMT. '66 MUSTANG COUPE YI. radio, lw!1Nr, budill Mats, will lo 'nll (•ri>ell. (R:R:Atnl ' $ 066 TOTAL 1 + ~~1,f! LIC. ILUI 1001( PllCI $1920 $]6 ,.,.. $36 ,., .. ' DOWN MTHLY. PYMT. PYMT. '66 FALCON FUTURA Fully e<iulpped with M&ftr, Mlf«Nfl( lr1Mm!i.11orl, dlllun lnt.r .. tk. CS.... "9JJ. S966 ~~~.L s33 +TAX&Llf!. !!!J!NL s33 TOTAL ....,.. MTHLY, ILUI 1001 PllCI Sll2t ,.YMT. PYMT. '65 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE YI. rlldlo, l\e111r. conso!1, ~lnyt lnl,,..IOI', buditl t11'1. ellrMI. ILWA tt1) 5966 TOTAL 'IJ~!xa.LIC s33 TOTAL s33 ILUI 1001 PllCI S1710 ~::. '65 CHEVROLET IMPALA R:..:l lo, l111llr, 1111«n1tk, POWtr 1Mrl111, Ylll)1 lnlllrlor, ..,,..., (V6/ utl TOTAL MTHLY. PVMT, $966 TOTAL PllCI +TAX & LIC. ILUI 1001 Pl.ICI $1520 s33 ~N, PYMT, s33 ,. .. , MTHLV. P YMT. '65 DODGE CORONET Au~lc. -__.-., Vt. redlo 11111 i-iw. (Tff •l ..966 ::;::.L s33 +TAX • llC, TOTAL ILUI IOOI PllCI 11411 ~~- '64 CHEVROLET IMPALA S.S. s33 TOTAL MTHLY, f'YMT. I IXiol' r..rdloo. R:..:llo, '*'"'· Mite., -....,,,.. & 11rm11:-. WI ....-llUdl9t tl&ll, WIW llrn. (JZV 1~) 966 TOTAL PllCI +TAK & LIC. ILUI IOOI PllCI 11611 '66 FORD s33 """ s33 lOTAL DOWN MTHLY. ,.YMT, l'YMT. 2door. tM&tlf, fllllf" l•dclrY tqulpped, !R:MA ml .al.D STAR: '866 TOTAL PllCI +TAX& LIC. ILUI IOOI PllCI 11161 s29~~ P YMT • '66 DODGE CORONET Automafk . MMlw. l!'Mf1 ~ ...... (OOHO:l'll 766 TOT.U PIJl:I +TAX & LtC. ILUI 1001 PllCI S1121 $26 TOTAL DOWN PYMT. '65 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE J door. l"ull fldOry MJl...-d. INGP 1NJ. GOLD STAR: 766 TOTAL PllCI +TAX I. L1C. ILUI 1001( PllCI $911 $26 ~NL PVMT. '63 DODGE 440 STA. WGN. s29 TOTAL MTHLY, l'YMT. 526 ~fH~. PYMT. $26 TOTAL MTHlY, PYMT. 'Ji'llH, R:fflo, Mlttr. M1tom1tk, wtw, wtiMl-rs,, P'wf, ...,,, VI. OIMJa), 666 TOTAL PllCI +TAX & LIC. ILUI IOOI PllCI S1201 s23 'OTAL s23 TOTAL DOWN MTHLY • P YMT. PYMT • '63 COMET CUSTOM WAGON 4 a--1t111°" "'''°"· R:td!o, 1te11er, 1utamafk, "'t"yl lni.ner. IPWP ?a'). 566 TOTAL Pl.ICI +TAX 1. LtC. ILUI IOO.I PllCI Slfl '63 DODGE DART s19 ~~ s19 PYMT. ,llllY fKlory .. u~. Whlt1 111-.llt. (CICI( Ml. TOTAL MTHl.'to PVMT. 566 TOTAL PIJCI +TAX & LIC. ILUI IOOI PllCI Sii i $19 ' TOTAL MTHLY. PYMT, Harbor Dodge TRUCK & . CAMPER Div. 2151 HARBOR BOULEVARD 10 TRAVEL SPORTSMAN VAN CAMPERS New '68 Dod;a 1/J Ton Pi,kup SWEPTLINE WITH 8' CAB OVl:R CAMPER Sl11p1 4, Front Din1H1. Ai• for 1loc• no, l•2 '2599 '76 '76 TOTA\.. ,.R:ICI TOTAL DOWN TOTAL MOllTNlY -+ TAX I. LICINSI PAYM•NT PAYMINT Brand New '68 Y2-Ton Pickup$2112 12•" wh11I ~.,. Sw1ptlin1. All ,,.,,,,, 1 1p11cl ''"''' +.ant., TOTAL PRICI H.D. tir11, (lg1r lightar, H.D. 1xl1, H.D. 1prln9•. Aili fer 1tock ••· '''· + , ... ~ P1y1,1111h lnclud1 +.r l lie. l f111111c1 S61Tot1I D1w11 '61Tot1I M111thly 1h1,.,.. 011 41 "'''' on 1ppr. ereGlt. r1y1n111t r1y1n111t "'°" READY TO ROLL! "" Fold.away Dinette ""'Kitchen ca"ln.+ ,,, Vinyl COYer•d with so.lb. ice ltox comb. sofa A "•cl ""' 11 O Yolt oloctricof "" Drapos on all outlot windows """Built-in 1tor•9• ,,, v.1 wall, full '•"1th "" Automatic wardrobo ' DON'T WAITI NOW IS THI 1'1MI Wl'U DU.LIN• TODAYI • 5.lblrdof, Junt 22. 1968 Open Houses THIS WEEKEND ..., IMll ...,, AUC"4f ... tM tWt ....._, • ,_ ............ AH tM lie ...... lhtff ..... .. t ............... ~ .... , .......... ....... II ...... •AfLY "LOT WANT AH. ,__ ....... .,.,. ~ hr ........ -' ...... ... lht ........ _._ ....... _ "° ,,..,, HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 2300 Laurel Lane, Newport Helgbu 64&.3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (2 Br. & Faml!y plus Income Unit) 713 Marigold, Corona de! Mar 673'8550 (Sat (3 Bodroorm) 1227 So. Pacific, Santa Ana 54e·9174 (Open Daily) 324 El Modena Ave. (Npt Height.) NB 548-7954 (Sat 10-5) 1530 Irvine (nr 20th St.) Newport Beach 642-2492 (Open Sat/Sun) 4612 Roxbury, Cameo Sbores 673-8550 (Sat 1·5) •2420 University Dr., Newport Beach (213) 941-1368 Eves: 54&.5319 (Sun 1-4:301 2501 Crestview Dr. (Bayshores) Npt Bch 646-2243 (Sat & Sun 11-4) 403 Flagship Road , Newport Beach 64-f-0317 (Call for app'll 418 Snug Harbor (Newport Hgu) Npt Bch -o!! Cliff Dr. (Open &tnday 12·51 420 Collon, Newport Beach 642-3273 (Sat·& Sun) ·104·!3 '!'ea\ Circl.,.--Founhlin Valier·· 540-1720 -(Sun 2·5) (3 Br. & Family or Den) 1600 Cornwall Lane (Weslcliff) Npl Bch -oil Dover Dr. (Open Sunday 1-5) 4715 Dorchester, Cameo Highlands 642-6472 Eves: 673-3468 (Open Sat) 1901 Glenwood Lane (Baycrest) Npt Bch 642-4059 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 93-82 Nantucket Dr., Huntingtoo Beach 962-2912 (Sat. all day Sun 11-8) *4500 Dorchester Rd., Corona del Mar 675-3412 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2936 Royal Palm (Mesa Vel'de) CJ.I 548-5580 (Sun 1·5) *4500 Dorchester Rd ., Corona de! f\lar 675-3412 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 302 Walnut Street, Costa Mesa (Eastside) 545-7602, 646·1931 (Sat & Sun 10-7) 257 Brentwood Sl., CosU Mesa 646-3255 (Sun 1·5) 3209 Colorado Pl. 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ONLY $23,500. $21,751 'FURNISHED Fully carpeted and draped, CLEAN THREE BEDROOM, I* BATH HOME with dinette and modern Built-i n kitchen. Fireplace and forced air beaL Covered l>atio and detached double garage. This attractive stiake roof home is located near large shopping center and public transportation. OWNER WILL THROW IN THE FURNITURE AT USTED PRICE. Call today to see this bargain. OCEAN VIEW FROM taGH UPON THE BLUFFS. Huge 18' x 24 ' beamed ceiling family room large fireplace and sliding doors to each 'of the patios, one of which is completely protected to close off the ocean breeze. The kitchen is used brick with shuttered cabinets and bas dishmast.er and disposal. Bathroom with two pullmans. Beautiful carpets, drapes, washer- dryer and two refrigerators included. Double concrete drive, workshop and room for boat and trailer storage. THIS AMAZING HOME CAN BE YO URS for ONLY $24,500, FINE EASTSIDE VALUE Close to Staters market. Well constructed 3 bedroom, 1 'h bath hotne w.ith exceptionally large living room with fireplace. LARGE 105- xl 15 lot zoned for at least two more units. ~as double garage with workshop. This home 1s very well constructed and should prove to be an excellent investment. Call now for appt. YOUR PRIVATE KINGDOM SPANISH FLAVOR A large rambling borne Mt.b thal nemln ~:::,1'2' Oavor. Spaj,Jsb We entry, formal g room, family room, 3 car cange, 4 large bedrooms and room for, a pool. ~ buikter~wner home shows 'the pride of wOrt.- ma.nsblp. f65,500. •• EXCITING Have you beec> waiting for a large custom bome with that elegant feeling? 3 bedrooms or 3 and a· den; te.mzzo hallways, huge mas- ter suite. large formal dining room and an extra large family room. Just reduced from $65,000 to $82,950. LOW MAINTENANCE Are yoo fued of malntainlng a home and yard but still need those tax deducttoos! Here's a large 3 bedroom condominium with formal dining room, quarry We entry and private patio. Loaded with e:rtru for $39,000. TOP OF THE WORLD See the boots in the bay and a million li2hts from this large custom home loceted on a spacious lot. Shake roof, formal dining room, large bedrooms and a pool. Recently reduced to $48,000. F CUSTOM VALUE A large custom 3 bed room ranch home in Newport Beach lo.: $37 ,500. 2000 sq. n . ol oversized ~rooms. 21.h ba~two magnifi. cent fireplaces and a large family room. All this and, more for $3,750 down. 1801 WestclUf Drive, Newport Beach BEAUTIFUL BA YCREST ROME nestled in I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a garden setting behind secluded block wall for beauty and privacy. TVAN Wll1..S BUJLT FOR THE EXCLUSIVES. Lovely DEL PISO entry hall, spacious living room formal din-~ng room and 12'x l8' family roOm overlook- 1ng courtyard and pool. Three sparkling baths and four large bedrooms one with desk and built·in bookshelves. MbDEL ALL ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE KITCHEN. Beauti- ful swimming pool for those warm summer days. Sepat"ate children's play area. Every deluxe feature for modern living. Completely block wall fenced·Professionally landscaped. A BARGAIN AT ONLY $59,500. Submit on down -Excellent financing available. 646-0555 220 E. S•venfffnth St. (E. 17th St. Shopping Centtr) Costa M9U you 'll like our friendly service Evenings Call 548-7850 or 646-4579 * BEST BUYS * Want Bargain? Outstanding . EXCEPTIONAL BUY -$20,500 3 bedrooms, magnificent fireplace in living room with a wall of glass opening onto de- lightful patio with a BBQ. Designed for care- free living! Payments less thap rent. 540.1720 4 BEDRM + GUEST HOUSE - MESA VERDE -$24,000!! Separate dining room. 2 baths. Huge family room. Nice covered patio. Built-in kitchen. Rich paneling. A "M ust See'• resideoce. Near schools & shopping. 540-1 720 4 BEDIM • FAM. RM • DIN. RM-$27,500 Excellent area. 2 delightful patios -be pre- pared for those "Cook Outs." 2 baths. Ex- quisite massive stone fireplace. Forced air heat. Built·in kitchen. Professionally land- scaped! 540-1,720 BAYCREST "ARISTOCRAT'!! Prestige home-pre5tige looation! 3 bedrms., Family rm., 2 baths. Formal living room with raised hearth fireplace. Electric built·in kit· t hen . Luxury shag carpeting. Aggregate patio with raised d eck. Truly elegant! $44,· 500. 540-1720 ' 540.1120 • HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SAL S HOUSES l'Olt SAi.i 1000 Gonorol 1000 I/I For Tiie Newly-weds -Or ...au ...... ,. Tbla -·bed--m Newport'• quiet comer la """"''cr--Tbt "'"""1 dfnlno ..... and """' !&mil> ..... allow ~ entiertaintnc. See ttds honte at $39,500. 6!3-9'JOO Evff: MMSlO For Tiie La11Jer Family We have a 5 bedroom hDme with 1perldlne Pool for )'OUI' family and friendL Lots of built·lns and huge closets m· · able a large famicy to enjoy tll.IY. Uving. This owner le: a.sldn.& $43,!m. 673-8'JOO Ews: 543-mD loy & Beach RMlty, 1.nc. 3)25 W. Balboa Blvd., NB BA YCREST WITH POOL • $52,500 Mammoth 4 bedroom, 3 bal:h custom Ba.ya-est home with 16' x 16' heated and filtered POOL, Ori~ bedroom and b&th la on the oppoaite side or the bouse from tbe others and woo.Id make good situa. Don for maid's quarters. Ex· cellent assumable loon. and owner Oexible on down pay· nM'nl. SUbmit-)IOU!' smaller borne for l:M!lde. ~ 200 WESTCLIFF DRIVE 64&-m.J Open Eves. OWllERS MOVfD Need just l buyer for this terrific Mesa Verde home. 4 BR 3 bath, separate 18x23 family room, separate din· ing room, bup yard with large heated I ·filtered pod1. ' Open Sal/Sun 1-5 2837 Ellsmere, CM Newport ., Vic:tori• 646-8811 (Open Evenings) $167 MONTH includes everything I just assume 5~ 9' lomi•at no-ooet • ii's that easy! Excellent 3 BR family room home in ~Iesa Del 11ar, 2 baths, built · in kitchen, large ljv. ~ng room with w/w carpets tj: drapes, brick fireplace. Price $24,0CiO . Hurry? ~- Tie .fte•I El'i.ien 5'46-2313 * I 6~6-7171 . Udo~ A view to the Bq o;b-~;,;-"1Wlnlng llvlng room -gorJeoual.J 1ppo~ted with .marble r ... pi.co. 2 patios. up lo the minute kitchen. 4 bedrooms, 41h bath!, each one a dream. s.,iorate m a Id '1 quarters. 35' R-3 lot. $125,000 -Eully pnanced. A Step to the Beach A perlect home for the family that needa room and llvea for fun. 5 good sized bed· rooms,.3\0 baths, plus a pool table size fami· ly room. Low maintenance yard. Easy to own. $69,500, 10% down. 5 Bedrooms • 3 laths A walk down Cherrytr_ee Lane in the quiet cul de sac will convince you of the pleasure of living in thiJ charming 5 bedroom home set amont fruit trees. with .a special kiddies {un yard. $39,500, we'll .talk terms. Harbor Hi • Close By Large family home with separate living room, 3 bedrooms (2 are klng size), family room with fireplace, t'Overed patio and beautifully landscaped yards. $29,950 -10% down. Mesa Verde FHA Charming family borne in excellent north area. 3 bedrooms and large family toom. The feature is the financing -owner will pay point. for FHA or VA loan -$25,950. 4 Bedrooms· 2 Ba. $19,950 No down payment to VA buyers and low,' low FHA terms to others. See the large cor- ner lot with room for boat or trailer. Fast possession. Newport Shores • Vacant Popular "A" frame beach home. Extra large family room l block from pool and clubhouse beach living at low cost. $22,500, move in tomorrow with 10% down. Home and Income 4 bedroom, 2 bath modern home in spic and span co ndition with 2 bedroom rental in rear. Great location, 50>230 ft. lol $25,950, 10% down. * OPEN FOR INSPECTION * 2301 Clay St. -Ne.,. Harbo< High, We<tcli!f Shopping. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Open Sat. and Sun. l ·5. 346 Vista Baya -Brand new 4 bedroom 21h baths, large family room with frreplace. bpen Sat.-Sun., 1·5. 229 Lillian St. -A real charmer. 646-7171 Open Sunday 546-2313 SALESMEN NEEDED .THE~EAL ESTATERS 6112 ACRES FALLBROOK 64&.3928 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 1927 l.eeward Lane (Baycrest) NB 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5) New job forces aale of this charming 4 BR home. Near Mariners School & Westcliff Plaza. Price re- duced to 139,500 for quick sa.l.e. Bayomt 4 BR horn• with TARBELL delightful pool & patio. Ju•t th• "''" '°' • 2955 Harbor Blvd. young £'xecutive. Owner i iz:=;;::::: Costa Mesa 1"" Bak"· c.M. Bearing Avocado· & Cit,u1 TO APPRECIATE THIS OFFER YOU MUST IE INTERESTED IN - The best climate ln the U.S. **4501 Brighton, (Cameo Shores) CdM 675-5728 (Fri-Sat-Sun 1·5) (4 Bedrooms) 1324 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Open Daily) 630 West Wilson, Costa i1esa 646-4262 Open Daily 225 East Wilson, Costa 1'-lesa 548-5440 (Sun 1-5:30) **333 iforningstar Lane, Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Open Daily) 2914 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 642-5843 (Sat & Sun) 1534 Antigua Way, Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Sal & Sun) 507 Rockford Pl (cameo Highlands) CdM 6734423 (Open Sun 1·5) 4639 Fairiield, Cameo Shores 675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (4 Br. & Fam~y or Den) 1314 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores area) NB 642-3983 (Sal & Sun 1·51 983 Denver, Costa M""" 548-5440 (Sun 1-5:30) *2837 Elleamere (Mesa Verde) CM 646-8811 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 363 Vista Baya (Weol Back Bay) 642-6803 !Sat & Sun. all day) 25248 Brigantine Dr., (Dana Knolls) • Dana Pt. (21 3) 789-2073 (Sat & Sun) * 1924 Leew31'd Lane, Baycrest (714) 6,42-8235 (Sal & Sun) *810 Alderberan Circle, Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Open Daily) 1616 Linroln Lane (West<!iff Are•) Npt. B. ---01! Estelle Ln. (Open Sun 12·5) **2709 Cove Sl, China Cove 675-3000 Eves: 546-8868 (S un 1·51 1706 Dover Dr. (nr Mariners Or.) NB 646-7755 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 1183 Goldenrod, Hl1'bor View Hil1' 875-3000 Eves: 673-6182 (Sun 1-5) 1801 Bavadere:, Irvine Terrace 675-30oo Eves: 548-7982 !Sun 1·5) *1539 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest) NB 646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1-5) OM Magetlon Ave (Mesa def Mar) CM ~5880 !Sat & Sun a!lernoons) 1877 M9ui Circle (Mesa Verde) NB 546-5880 (Sat & Sun alt.ernoons) (5 Bedrooms) f05 Wlndwll'd Lane (off TUstin) NB 8754392 (Open Dally) (5 Br. i Fomily or Den) 17214 Courtney Ln., Huntington Harbour 647-6188 (Open Sunday) *** ........... ... ttw .. ,. ... ...... ____ . .! • 5 BEDROOMS Custom built Baycrest home. Numerous deluxe" features. On street of other fine homes. Exist· In~ 511'% loan transfer- able. transferred must sell. Ii CHOICE LOTS -B8VEi SHORES On Antigua Way with Beautiful, large, custom built potenUal view. Adjoining home with a View from ev· Dover Shores. One of the fe\v remaining fN-lots ery room. 3 BR. panelled {not lraseholdl. 2 story de'n. tamily room, over 3500 JlCrmitt<'d. ALSO com-i;q It. refleC'ling pool. Excel. mt'rcial lot on W, 19th lent finanC"ing. Asking $87,· S1. 500. Best Buy- ~ Park .. Have opening for Real Estate Sal~man Open Sat & Sun 1606 Antigua Way $24.950 is a booWI v al u e for this adult occupied 3 bed- room home. Sparkling ~ve in condition. Bright family room, manicured ancJi-enced n-ar yard with fruit bearing trees. Don't wait on this one. JERRY FREUD • CHARLES ARNOLD REALTORS 646-1155 OCEAN PRONT Just what ~ have been looking for~ Darling 2 BR home with frpl. 2 patios. 40 f't. beed!. front. Exclusive qu iel! $00,0CWl, ATTRACTIVE Just stepg lo Ocean & Bay. Spaciowi 3 BR borne. Din- lnit rm.. combined kilchm Md family rm. Real Sharp: $45.CXXI. PENINSULA PT. A m o 1 I Channing 3 BR home. Distlnc1tve living rm. Family nn. "-ith fire· place. F.lretric blt·ins in kitdle:n. Llrge IUlldeck off • muter bedroom. You will appreciate the man.)' n i c e features. $.."16.COJ. BEACH HOUSE Close to Bay Md Ocean, Quiet street. 2 BR, Frpl .. furnished. Just "·<XX.I dwn. $31,tnl. DELUXE! B eau t if ul Penln.!ula Pt. l'lome. 5 BR.s, dtn, 2 fir~ place!!, dining room. break· fast nook, blt·in RIO. bit-In vacuum syifem, inler<Om, Shown by llf'IPf, $79,500. Balboa Reil Estate Co. .loeephine Webb, Ret.ltctr 100 E. Balboa Blvd., &Jbol. 673°4.ltl Spectaculor Ocean View from exck.isive Cameo Shores lovely custom home in eicpensive Grecian design 3 rxtra large broriloms dining room .t den large pool OPEN HOUSE DAILY See--4545 Perham R.d. Reduced to $84,5CXI Con!Bcl: Jim Cobb FORMAL DINING YA* NO DOWN NEAR OCEAN CLEANESJ' -BEST KEPT HOME YOU WIU.. EVER SEE - 3 bedrooms, 2 story, deci:ric kitchen, fireplace tn large family room, washer fllX1 dryer in ullllty room oU ~1 beth. ~tn. Sal)'a' Eves. 96U19'1. LOVEl.Y 2 STORY ll0~1E on a comer lot with a vil"W from every room. 4 BR. fonnal dining mom, wet bar, beautiful garden I: p zebo. $94.500. OPEN SAT & SUN 1534 Antigu• Way Mesa Del Mar Big Four For the large a.ctlw family. Huge master suite, twin aiz.ed bedrooms. Over llll> feet ot living ar-. BuHt-tn wife saver Jdtchen. $3,0C() down and bN FHA terms available. cAMEo HtGHLANDs Colesv,orthy & Co. Special offer on 2 homes due 642•7777 to repoas,ssioo by owner· 1904 Harbor Blvd., C.M. contractor. One -3 BR w'itb Open Evei. family room 6 me -4 BR I •==""'~="=--=~ with ••mHy room. Both w;th OPEN SA·T & SUN ocean vie"w. Prict'd at $38,-l S 5CKl &. $43,500. Excellent • l<'rms available. BAYSHORES -2in Circle OPEN HOUSE "'" 3 bdrm. REDUCED ID SAT & SUN $37,500 -Will trade for in- at 4815 Co rtl•nd come lnita. BAYCREST Completely redecorated ~ BR, family room home with a 15x.10 H/F pool. Land8C8.p.. ed with a minimum ol main- tenance. $00,950. OPEN SAT & SUN 1924 LMw1rd L•ne john macnab REAL TY COMPANY 181 DOVER DR. NEWPORT BEACH (714\ 642-ll235 No. 50 BALBOA COVES - Waterfront .l slip. 4 bdrm. ~tAKE OFFER-WW trade. or Jffse. Jr. Executive Home Reducing: you cost of living $27,900 Inflation guard-accumulative value NAHB saiys, "Where you live A spectacular high hillside view reflect& a man'& career, de-A new, award winning home with &pace for large 1tudlo termln's a wile's attitude, 6 golf courses In the neighborhood sh~s a child's future." For th HAVE AT LEAST $5,000 CASH e COSi al 2 packs of cigar· Overlookng Pala Mesa Golf Course ettes ~r day, you can pay 319 Stewart Canyon Road 714-728-7113 $21 more per month, for a l '!!~~~~~~!!!!:i:~~~~~~~~~!!I better place to live. Move up lf now to a better address. Back Bay locatioii, 3 bed· moms, 2 batb, low down . CaU Rottman Co. 2199 Fair. view Rd. CM. 546-8Zll. LOTS SWEEPlNG lkl ooeari view ot. capistrano Beadl area. 2 beautiful ~ acre kit. with dOlt>le llreet frontagt?. $13.- i>OO .. di. MATOfAM ~ 155 Rochester C.M. 646-4137 Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: Bayfnint Pier & Slip New exclusive $84,500. 4 BR + tam rm or form. din rm w/wet bar. Pier & slip for large boat. Immac:. condition. Move in for summer. Joe Clarksoh Udo Luxury Owner·Builder has more cost than list- ed price in this property. 2800 Sq.' 3 .BRs 4 baths. Perfect for family and ~ntertaining .. . .. .. . .. .. .. $79,500 Charlotte Long Bay & Ocean Views Not just a beacb·house but a lovely 4 BR home with huge fam rm. Only short block to bay or ocea n beaches. '59,500 Walt Haase Top Location 2 BR + conv. den on corner lol Home in excellent condition. Landscaped by Beeson. Designed by Brownell. $57 500 Mn. Raut.on ' Income Units + Lot 3 small unlta + lrg vacant lot located in the beart ol Costa Men, zoned C l. SmaD separate homes w/Ule roofs. xn· i:imey· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ™1500 OFACE OPEN SATURDAYS COLDWELL. IANKEI & CO. ~ L COAST HIGHWAY NIWPOltT IEACH • ( s • ' - ' HOUSES FOR 5AL& HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOU~ES· FOii SALi D.\JtY PILOT J 9 HOUSES FOR SALii HOU5 5 FOR SAL HOUS FOR SALE -~-----------~~~~~-~~ c;ener1I 1000 GeNrel 1000 Gen•rel 1000Gener •I 1000 00 N H..._ 1 ---'-----~:c: ~=='----...;.;= :;;~iii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~-~~~iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii-~l•;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;:;;;;;,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;1 co1t• Me•• II ~•wport leic:h 1200 ewport .... • Victoria Mesa --..... -.-"""'•p'•' I NANCY KAHL!R Homes Grawfng PalM? 1971 MAPLE ST. WHY FIGHT IT? OUR BEST * Here'• ~ fflml1Y·tlltd btd· COSTA MESA 16 NE.W HOMES PENINSULA SHORES New Balboa : ao~N·;E·yl;~j'";io~~A~os Oceanfront Community cusroM HoMEs LARGE family home 4 BR. formal dining room + family. North Costa Mesa near Catholic Church. Eves. 545·5142. * * Low dn. 8'1( 9' 30-yr IO&n rooms and 3~ ti.tbll c~ From $24,950 fully crtlted to take the ex· hubtranee of a irowtna film· Valley Road &l Victoria U)'. Separate master su!le. (Just ! :! :i;~hurlf un•Que family room with Wl!'t Yoo art tht winnl'!r of :l tickets to lh• FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR THREE NE.W 4 & 5 Bedroom lwo • story single family Romes and three Duplexes with a Deluxe owner·s 3 Bedroom & Den Home upstairs, and a 3 Bedroom 2 Bat h Rental down. Now ready fo r occupancy. Oce\\Il and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wet B&nti radiant heat, insulated, carpeted, wall- ed, landscaped, self-cleaning ovens. Formica kitchen cabinets, Powder rooms, Etc. Etc. Come see for yourself: GOLD MEDALLION HOMES OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 I "F" Street and Balboa Blvd. on secluded Balboa Peninsula Priced from $79,600 to $109,600 For further Information call: Off Tulti11 Avenu•, betwtan 211t and 22nd on Wind w&rd Lana, Nawport 81ach 30 year -6,,% loans Final Model Clo•eout Only 7 hom n available e 4 &: :'.I bedrooms e formal dinini room e Til~ wet bar e Decoralor hardware e Deh.1xf' carpeting e 3 cal' garage e full grol'.'n lrtt • 21,1,·3~ bath.Ii • Pa.rqul!'l family room e ~ti rror~ wardrol>H • Buill-in vacuum • l.ftundry tub • Pool-sizr yardi:- • Trade-In plan OPEN DAILY-10 a.m. lo dud< POOL. Separate play area. Assume high UOO. size Iota, IN &imple bar, formil dWn£ a.nd built· l1nd -High above sea level. in vacuum. BuUl·lo electrit' kitchen. VA loan 514 %. $162 PITI -3 BR + family + dining. Eves. S45--4941 . * * * R·2 LOT. Older l BR horn•, room to build. S 11 . 950. Eves. 548·8584. Convenient to •hopp\J\a Cl!'ll- ler, nrar l(;hooh1. 3 and 4 BDRMS • 1 &: 2 st)'. 1'-'ire- placca, carpeting, df"aperles, fencing, landM:apini;:. DAVIDSON Realtv MichHI Kay, Builder 2750 Harbor SB. C.M. 546-5460 ive. 549°1058 Phone 64?-2821 Evea ~106 ~LEGE REALTY HOME l INCOME Eastslde ·Westside $6.'50 rlown or you.r smaller home ln tr1df: -a.uume JO yr. 6,6'"1' lo&n (beller than 1'liA!) Seller will ~Ip fin1nc:e . Hal Pinchin ·--l}OO E. COM! Hiway, CdM 6T...,.39'J tan)'11me1 Large 2 + den home .~th 2 excep!lonal c..'Ondominluma, bf"amcd ceilings & private EASTSIDE _ 2 BR I I' -. patio, overlooking lhe golf nl!ll.'r clubhouSf' & '~1 ""'2 c:oi_11"Se· 2. separatr 2 BR l!.lory, adults only sz,,~. un~ti; tor 1ncon11!. Room to WESl'SJDE ,_ 3 BR, 2~ bli. bu1.Jd mot~ on this h~ge 90x pool, quirt area, nM.r free-Barth-for your Y1cht Cu.tom _ Close 200 lot. 147,:'JOO. Lets talk ""'ay, kid,, OI\. $11.!M. . " ... ANAHEIM STADIUM On July 4th ,. " Please call 64U678, 11xt. 229 • be.tween 9 and l p.m. to claim your tic:keta. {fllortil Counly loll-tree numbtt II 54)..1220}' ., A Uttle Ocean View ,. ~s with thl1 'home Of! • ·' high lot . 3 BR, 1% t:., tplc, patio, dbl gar on alley w/ extra parking. Attrae nel&h· borhood. $25.900. .. GRAHAM REAL TY (NNr NB Post Office) &M>-2414' tern15. CALL ftXl-1151 (open B , OPEN SAT & SUN l ·5 To Golf Course ,,,,1. H•ritog< ""I E""" urr White, Realtor 3401 Finley, Np! Bch. B1·and new beautifuUy RP· ------~--at your own lront door. Easy Fixer-upper on cul"e-1110. 2 pointed rustom home with COUNTRY clde' 2901 Newport Blvd . at'C:ess to the Big Bay trom Bedroom house, 2 car iar- lush carpeting, paptni, fix. Newport Beach this Olannel locaUon. Older age on 50'x150" lot. Priced turea, etc. 4 lovely Btts, for-LIVING 675-4630 Eves: 642·2"253 Z.story home with room to to 8ell at $19,950. 2300 Laurel mal dining room, lamlly Only 2 blka. to ocean. 3 BR, build. Pier I: Float, $55,000. Lane. Open House Sat. I: COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. ® room, 3 bam.. l "°"' w;th 2 Ba., "1>1. $23,000. SEW. 0.-i... .... Own .... 3 B Wh'f R If 5"n. l In 5. 2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY PI -S•I ....... ._ -· """· """"II block to ""°"' Wi lli•m-, R!\r. !lR. 2 BA. 2 ,,..,.. Lov•ly. urr I e, e1 or Jean Smith, Rltr. NEWPORT BEACH ' HAL PINCHIN a Fairway. otfered at SM,· 673-4350 OPEN EVES. quiet. Nr Freeway. Close to Kl 9 3351 615 2000 1\ $500. l fllli~----•!ijil muk.i & school. Di-ape,, 29iJl N•wport Bl,d. 400 E. 17th Si .• C.M. ~ • • carp e ts, watf'r·SOftC'nl'r Newport Beach CUSTOM HO~fE: 3 br. 1'4 -~~ AND ASSOCIATES Tri·Level $69'' DOWN i..llri,:e patio. Drivr . th1·u 67~ Eves: 67:\.ti009 ba. 4-car gar. 75• IOI. Room _ 642·,,_" _6l.H)fl. OutsLa.Odina: home-.m .Mere:.. ~ ...garQge ror boat cr"T"amper Upper Back-BIRr""' for lf1: pool.· l'..'Z financ:ink, ; 4 BEDROOMS MESA VERDE Want .something SHARP? Here it iS. W/w carpeting, drapes, shade trees, big pati~. Ready for YOU. NO DOWN VA or minimum down FHA. Full price only $25,950. Homes like this are SCARCE! Be quick. MESA VERDE INNER C1RCLE 2 story lovely with outstanding landscaping in outstanding area. 4 BR + fa mily & for· mat dining roo m. Double patio & 3 car ga· rage. $42,900 . COATS & WALLACE REALTORS 1491 BAKER STREET 546-4141 COSTA MESA, CALIF. OPEN HQM}q_ SUNDAY 12 5 -• • • 3605 Finley, NB Baycres;. , 'I< 1621 SanlU.go Pier & Float plus custom Duplex, SSS.Im l-.1rs. Ramskow &42-!-461 202 • 42nd SI., NB SAT l SUN DELUXE DUPLEX, NB 3 BR each near 6ea & Channf'l -will take T.D.'1 $53.500 clear. Mrs. Mussers 673-9127 463 • 62nd St. SUN 12-4 3 BR. 2 bath + Clubhouse & Pool benefits. S25.cm. Mrs. Giannini 64&-2320 Balboa Bay Properties 673-7420 Eve" 673-9187 MESA VERDE Sh!lrp, clean cambrid.Re :t BR 2 bath home -try 10'/. down. /Good quiet street /Near Adams School ./Near Park ./2 fireplaces ./Blt·in BBQ in ram nn $33,500 Newport •t Victoria 646-8811 (Open Evenings) CLOSE OUTS Lenders R1pa1ussion SCENIC SAN CLEMt.:NTE A $31 .JOO home only S18l.50 Pl. 6h'ia int .. no loe.n costs or escrow lees, 40 yr Hnanc- ing. Low down • Ea!)' P8.Y" meats. 3 &: 4 BRiii 3 bf.th!. Up to 2400 SQ ti, ce.rpl'la I: dnpe,,, la.nd11e11pinr. Smne with OCftlJt view. RJtr. 646-3928 Eve. MUl185 Offitt Open Sat/SUnday *LACHENMY£R California Bungalow O\anning ~ -lined 11fto!!I. l caod 11.u bedluom1, han:l- wood floc:n, buill·\J\ wnrit Executive home, c:ustom-bll by Ivan Wells. 4 BR, 4 be.lhs formal dlning nn, flmily rm, H/F pool, Vacant-will trade for Incorne, or vacant acreage. Harbor Is. Rd . #134 Oust.om-bit, 3 BR. 3 baths, den, wet bar, newly carpet· ed, Pro!, S180 per yr Jee...-,e- hold. Vacant -ooly $65.001 "C" THOMAS Realtor 2'l4 W. Coost Hwy 548--5527 Newport Reh. Eve. 545-5643 Costa Mesa % ACRE * R-2 $26,750 Sl6fl incomr in 2 older home!. 10 uni11 OK 90c per ~q It land. N twport •t V ictoria 646-1811 cc.11 Anytime) EXECUTIVE HOME An immaculate homt in €'X- clusive Baycrest. Luxurious master bedroom 11Uite with p.rden & solarium. :t BR .. 2 baths. family mom with har, fnrmal dln- ini;:: room &. e hobby room . Beautifully landscaped, on lee !And. 159,500. 1901 GLENWOOD LANE OWNER 64UX;9 American Farm HoUM Country home ri.ght in town. 3 bedroom& Ir • pool + ~ acre of prime land. HO!"l'tl OK $5100 down. 646-7171 546-2313 OPEN F:VES. THE Q EAL E S TATER S AW!I" kitchen, 11)( weU--~----.,.,.--­ ,.._ """"· T.,,..., BESr H~ Hones BUY on FHA VA Terms. Niel' okltt 3 BR llA balhl \.i F\111 Price $20,!0'.l. ~. l<4.'l!'P hones or ?ct•. 006l'A MESA orna: 2629 Harbor Blvd. 56-991 Opni tiU 9 PM ·$4,500 DOWN Ba.Ytt'fft CUAtom 3 Bttnn .. 21,i bfltl\J, pnol. 1742 tr.me Aw. OWNER.. 8f6.«'m. Aaktne $.11,800-Easy term1. CALL GLEN Q U E E N 510-1151 !open evH) H«il· a.p Real Emile. BEACH SPECIAL! JmmaC'l.lla~ 3 BR. 2 bft homt 2 bklckt to ~an. SZ!i.900 -10~ down CAYWOOD REAL TY s.n w. eo.11 Hwy. "·B· ..._l290 rtith Gifdens. YOO mu~.wf' f.l8,500 646-8959 -7 rrduCf'd to $33,900. By owner ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I thi11 -lush c.rpc-ting &· 3 & 4 hrdroom,, NEWLY DOCORATED :t24 El Modena, 54S-7954 ~~ very ~utiful .Ir. "different" 2 be.ths,flll buill·ins Meta Vet'de 1110 A s~ng en, 1 ryhowill lead AVAIL I.mmed.Oiff HavenJ H f ·1 "'rinkl-. fe---'. you 1nlo a arge me ex-dr/\peries. \lgf' 11m1 Y '-•0 '"-~ Br, 2 ba. &: 2 Br Ocean Vu BIG BAY TnJPLEX -Boat Space over 4,000 sq. ft. land room wtlh wet bar. Ownt"!r ~5-2424 d11.s. 546-9480 ""f'!I, IMMAOJLATE! lf'flding bilck into l levrl~. Inc: Apt. $49,500. 548-7249 J BR + ~anu'ly "' 0 0·, rach ortering room for transferred &. home vacant· M ' ·• Sl 10.000 -Excellent Terms Costa esa 1100 HEATED POOL many lypes ol activity, 5 imm«liat~ possession. Lisi· ed al $39,500 -bu1 owner ONLY $22,950 -Ownrr forct'd 2 Ba. frplc. Drps, cpt.s like BR, 4 bath, f?)(lra rooml!. + quite iutxlous fDr offrr. to sell lovely 3 BR 2 bath rww. Beau. ~ndscpg. 4: l_ath custom features. AIJ ths ~<'1 CLIFF •taven 3 BR, IBA, 11ttractivC', well kepi. S25.(0J. By Owner 646-3079 Mesa Vl'rde home . l.argl' co~red patio. Ele<" bl1·ins. amongst trtts in a large BALBOA COVES College Realty 546.5880 eat-in kitchen built _ in~ Obi gar. Comp sprklrs. lot, $57,500. Appl. only. Prln-:B:.:•:olbo:;;:;•:._:C:.:•:.;v.:•.:.• __ ,.:l.:2:c15 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths -Furnished 1500 Adam!! at Hart>or good cRrJX"t~' & dra~: .$77.400 Firm. F11A $2500 dn. 1 ..,<,,ipoo-,1'_00-:1Y_·_54_B-_>M~. _. __ Boat Slip. You will like it ! !Near Cinema Theater) oversiled garage. Quiet ITI? Labrad~ Dr. Open Walerfront Duplex $69,500 1:::::::::::::::::::: I •tree!. AMume high existing Daily to. ~· 28th, 1-5. [i 5~ % loan with payments ol Brokcr-pnnctpals only. l . E. MEANS, Realtor a J / on.ly s144 Pf'r month in-OPEN SUN. 1-5 644-1349 .....Ht eluding princ .. int.. toes & 2'936 Royal Palm. Large 5% ~----______....___... pen OU3e ins. CAU... LARRY 54~1151, n-tA loan. SlfiO Mo. pays 2 & Den-2 Ba k 2 Bdrm Pier & float for 3 boats. New plush carpeting. tastefully decorated. Largr tropica l patio. BUY NOW & l a k e 11dvantage of Summer Ren- laJs. Priced to se.IJ at lair market value -lcrms. Sh SUN DAY 1 -~ Cameo ores 1600 Cornwall Lano WESI'CLIFF' 4639 Fairfield Junior sized walled E"Slate OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN . I . 5 with 1 large drive-in court Beautiful View Home. Large yard? \Vhite wrought iron 3 B th gate !or privacy~ l sunny ·Pool, 4 Bedrooms, a s bedrooms. 2 baths, family Ow ner Moving-$90,000 room, PRICED TO SE LL! Wm. Winton, Realtor SJS.500 Ruth P1rdoll, Realtor 229 Marine, Balboa · Island \6().) \Ve11tcliff Dr. 642-5200 675-3331 Open 'Iii 9 Evoryy ~N~ig~h~t!!!!lrl\:~;~~~~ii: ! HORSEY AREA Ivan Wells' Newest Model Immaculate doll kouse. nn huge A-1 lot. Nel'-'IY carpet- ed wilh charming Swedish firepla~. Combine a eoun· h·y atmosphere and an oil· standing pride of ownership home. Only SZl .~. May consider GI tC'rms. (OPffi eves.) HC'ritake Real 111. Sharpest .'\ BR. & fam. Estatl.' rm. In Ml'sa Verde. Dix. BY Owner. Attractive corner CflJ'P. & drapes; e)(pertly hous e be11utifully manit'llred yard. f>)'pl . In landscap('(i. 4 BR. l~ baths. ram. rm. Sep, UtH. rm. S25.- L a r g e liv in g room . 750. I take trades. Fireplacl'. ~1odC'rn kilehen. REALTOR 54~5580 L•:i:<• family room. All Open Sat & Sun 1 ·S ~rpe!ed. cu5tom d r 8 w drapes. etc. Fully lenel'.'d, 2976 J d A I , d U All acaran 1 vr.:. ar;,e covcre . pa o. Beautiful Pool, Me-sa Vttde schools & shopping. S24,500 3 SD. 2 Ba .... f· Ea Fi ·n 630 w ,.., p...,, am rm. .sy nanci g. . BETTER THAN NE\V '. \Vilson, Co9la Mesa 646-4262. DAVIS R I 642 7 Open Daily ea ty -CKXl Shore Pr operties 67.'\-9000 6754717 MODEL Home. Extensive view upper N'pt, Bay. Lux- urious 3 B1t 2 Ba. condo: homt's se-L widc-ly apart. Jn1pcrial F1air bltns, D/W. Dt'corator dr&llf!!I. carp .. in- \t'r-t.'Om. Sac. $36,500, Open Sun, 1-4:30. 2120 UnivC'rsity Dr .. nr. lrvin('-TusUn St. 3032 CAPRI LANE. CM 3 BR or 2 & den: 2 cov. Eves;. 546-5319 or 213: f><'ltios: lge. fncd. ~ar w / 941-1363 Owner. Java Wll!erfall & tropicals. l!:xeculives -Drive by ----,==-- New carp. & match'g. drps. this beautiful h'1mP EASTBLUFF On OJJ de Sac WesL'>ide, on 151.h fairway of LAST GIANCE lo buy din>ct- M!'sa Verde C.C. $79,500 1y f OWNER' S < C.\1. Just appr. •l S18.500. h fi73..26S4 f'Ofll · pac. Full pr . Sl6,500 CAsh. By I? · eve BR. home w/outatancting app't. ownpr &16-4600 ~1ESA Verde. 3 Bdrm. New panorwnic view. Sep. for· 4BR r 1 d" carpet. Paint, Ext r a s . mal dining rm.. all eltt. ·• IV ng rm, in rm. $'14 500 .1232 I A 't KI kitch. w/brkfas1 bar &: din· family rm \\.'If i r p I a ce. >"cioo · owa. PP ing area. Pool sized lot. Enclost'd back yard _ WATERF'RONT 3 BR 2 bath private pier & float. $50,500. ITI4) 5~37(9 after S PM Bays ho res 1225 YOU 'LL LOVE IT! SlC'p lo private beach 3 Bdrm, 2 bath N!'W. deep shag carpeting Remodel. kit. w/nl:W ap. pliances S.19,500 BY OWNER {)pt'n House Sat & Sun 11-4 2501 Crestview Dr. NB 646-2'243 Wastcllff 1230 FIREWORKS glimmt'ring over Newport'• Back Bay will be 11een from thE-front yard of this ele- gan! Wcstcliff home. SpAc• ious 3 BR. plus family rm & 2 glistening baths, profes· sional!y decorated, carpetM and draped. Outdoor patio lt'ads to 15x30 ft pool. $5..i.- 500. Contract NOW lor completion in early AUgUSt ao you c11n choose :vour own flooring, colors, tiles & be settled be- fon! school starls. This 4 BR 3 be.th & family room plan al90 has a scparatf' formal dining room a:o; well 1U1 large brefildast arra for· the children. Beamed ceil· inged living room . Built-in wet bar in family room. Built around a court yard big enough for a pool. 3 e1:1r ga.rage. Only $74,500 on one of Dover Shores best view tots. O:me in today & ask to 9l'e Plan 311 . Your chance to snatch up this fabulous buy featuring: 5 BR + a huge family roon1 ""·ith 2i,, luxurious baths, uJ. Ira modern kitchen with built.in oven I.: range, spac- IDus living room completr with fireplace, w/w carf)('ts & drflpel!.. A choice conven· ient location near all school~ shopping A: churches. It 204J \\"ESTCLl1''F' DRIVE needs BOmP paint & €'Iran 64&-7711 Open Evrs. up but whai a value at SJJ.·loiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- w/heatcd pool. Bltn kitchen 3 BR, 2 BA, fam rm, bit-ins, fenced & lndscpd. $39.500. w/electn:ciir oven. Corner 2 frplcs. close to schools & &14-l5"0. 320 west coast highway ~R"l ~Estate lot. Xnlt area FHA terms !!hopping. $25,900, I 0 % CUSTOM Baycrest =="'=·='-=='="=-=·=·==I $37,500 Chvn<'r &16-691\4 down. 54~2 BY OWNER, 4 BR, upstairs Roy J. Ward Co. CBaycrest OtticC'I 1842 Santiago Dr. 646-1550 950. Will scll FHA or VA . 1093 Baker, C.M. Corona del Mar ldeal for working couplt!. Comfortable 2 BR, C<lttage, w/min upk(.cp. $28,CKXI. 707 Iris $2,000 Bel0w-Mark9t 4 BDRf'-1 or 3 and den, 2200 rumput1: room !convcii to s-1950 dn 10 51,4r,.:, GI loan l!.q·ft on C.Ountry CJub Drive 5th bdrm or pool room), 2•11 $170 mo pays all $43,500 Owner. 546-3617 BA, large lamlly room, 2 4 br, walk 00 Catholic achl, :i BEDROOM . BY O\VNER fireplaces. E)(lra l11rge. fee High achl, college & shops. F11m rm. cpts, Ira: patio, AimplC' lot. 20 x 40 Pool w/ 3130 Limerick 5-19--1403. SJ0.500 * 54~1844 jacuzzi. $72,500. 200J Anchor BY OWNER · $24,500, 3 hr, 3 BR, 2 BA, fam rm., dhle Way, 642·2341 or 642·2027. .-•·,room~2 Bath s 1% ba, F'ul1 cpts .l dl'J)S, trplc. bltins, CID. S25.950 LOW DOWN ~ Dcru ....-lndsopd. xt r1 yard for boat 3209 Colorado Pl. 675-4508 PAYMENT Call to see or drop by OPEN SAT& SUN 1 -5 B.ARGAJ N of lhe Month! eryi 11.11d/or trlr. Xln1 Joe. W. of . -Nr Ocean 2 yrs old 4 Bdrm I "!!!!!!!'"'!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!! ... ~~ I IMMACULATE home with EAlTY Harbor. fl48.-731.l. 642-0721 • BY OWNER immac 3 bclr. l Ba, patio & deck, fJpc 5 BEDROOMS hi·lo pile oorpcting. Built-in all 6 $lS,?"'JO F'HA. VA, or a11Sume blt·in kit, easy access to $950 Total Cash kitcllen. Buil1 ·1n vacuum :Wll East Coasl Hwy. BY OWNER : Cambridge low 5!4 GI. 54()..9'139 Freeway. Only "J;i,500 cleaner syslem. FiltCC"ed OJrona ril"!l Mar 67~37115 model, Collei;:t Park. 3 lrg Newport Beach 1200 R. E, GREER. Realty Required to mov~ into this SWT~1MING POOL, TERRI-I'-"-"---"'-!!~~~~~!!!' I br, 2 b1 , xtra lrg ram rm . 2 -l416 Via Lklo 673-9300 large fa~ily homf'. Close to FJC location, S23.500. ND MOVE UP!! used brit:k frpls, cp\!i. drps, OPEN HOUSE * OPEN HOUSE * shop p n g, schools and DOWN V€>1&. Sl,400 JX)W"N I Ca 11· hlo d A Pl lndscpi111:, A Rwtic Beauty. 2501 Bamboo DOVER SHORES A•"•. S•I dturches. Jus1 Pllt on lhr rHA. $700 00\VN FtiA-VET o meo rg n s. . Ul!. SAT & SUN 1 5 .. ,.. market, thls one won'! lar!1 llomt'. 3 Bdrms, 3 baths, $27,900. 54~7957 or 830-:2337 · -& Sun l to 5: ~ br. 2 full Sl63 per month includes tax· PlUA Family Rm, Plus a f\1ESA VERDE l BR. + Fine 4 BR. plus lam rm, Lusk ba, 2 half be, .C'U!itom dlx hlld TV G f 2 P I. Prof bit, F.a..~thluff bomc, only ho F ec and in~1r;i.ncr.~ c r't'ns or ame room, am. a ios. ess. 139 500 me. ormul din rni, 3- Plus Big Ocean View from landscapin.ll. Asking $32)00, ....:.. : 0 _,1 &l2 7IVV\ Car gar. r ee s!mple. $79,500 f . ii I d ~ WALKER REALTY vJvis ·~ Y -..... .., B ~ pro esSJona Y an ~a1~ Y owner 1,,,4 Santiago Dr. C03TA MJ:..,A OFflCE _llftrdt'n. S~:l.500. 675-521)) j lS-1467 Eves. OPEN HOUSE 612.3983 54~s.i:29 HartJor0pcnB!~·9 J>l\i CURT DOSH, Realtor HOUSE FOR SALE THE BLUITS, Four bdrm. THEB1u1fs Plaza: for rruick 3 bedrooms, 2· belhs with ·' be. Pool. 2134 Vista L&r-sale by owner: 3 BR. p,, 2043 WESTCUFF DRIVE 646-7TII Open EvC's. University Park 1237 8 MOS. N!!W. lrvioe Ranch; $26,000 : 3 BR. 2 Ba., atrium, mirror doors: lush carp. Low maint.; duster-comm. pool. recreation, • t c . 83:l--03<l4 CHANCELLOR Homes 2 BR, 2 B.A Den. Beamed ceiling. Prof. !ndscpd. Lush c:arpets, drapes. A Beauty. 5%% TO $32.950 Owner 833-1707 Back Ba'( 124<1 BACK BAY in 0JuntJ Cor· rldor. BY OWNER $22,500. 3 BR. home with detached garage. Large separate yarrl Area, ideal for boat or trailer ~tor age. 5%. % loan l'an be assutned. C • 11 642-21"6 alttt 6 pm . Lovely 4 BR 2~ BA. Loan Bal $28,000. Make Offer. Owner e 548--8870 • ' • Harbor View Hills 1730 w. coast Highway make roof. Used bric-k cdo. Sar.Sun 12-5. By owner Ba.: I!~ yrs. old. Carp., 642-6472 EVES. 673·3468 fireplace. Detached garage. * * * * * drap<>s. pool, patio: dbl. gar. Baycrest 5 Bedrooms Eastbluff 1242 ~ A rambling, c:bannlng home for the exea.itive, °" a chorcleu pool.sized lot . Not leased land! Formal dining room, stunning living room, ll,, sparkling bfltha & game room. Absolutely imrM.Cu- latc, lighr & chet>rlul, & beautlfu!Jy decoraled! ~!OST EXCU7MONAL $78.- 500. low do>A'TI paymcn1 . Rutt. Pardoll, Raaltor Corona del Mir 1,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...... .; I Patio. 54MJ385 Owner. HA•,~R HIGHLANDS W/C'lec. opt' n er . Nr. I' •"UV boo! OPEN HOUSE Sat l Sun Lusk · built homes locate.' 3 BR. HOME S200J UNDER Market. Nr So. Ranch !IC s, lflorcs &: park lffil Carob. Lovcly 5 br, 3 ~ ~ the Southl~d's _most de-NORTH EAST CM Coast PlaZR 4 BR, 2 ba, fam modem, 3 huge Bdrms, 2 ha. ~~1 Principal& on I Y bi, Bluff front fUll bay view. 1&l'I Westclifl Dr. 6'12-5200 BEAT INFLATION! Room to build on rear CJ( ttila R.J Lot with • ~at 2 bed· room beach cottlll!e. Priced 10 atU at $16,.'lOO. Submlr on down paymen1. 1682 EDI NG ER M:l-44.'6 OPDl EVEl:I. ''PROBATE" :1 + 2 be.tha, 2 Fireplaces Walk to Beach •... $.15.000 NEWPORT BEACH Octa.a View-• .. .. • SZ,900 H\li"e ~ Bdrms. 2 be., 50x.U7 f'trtoptac:e. Bdow m&ricft! I HOME 642--4090 SOCK 1T 1U 'EM! ow ..... ,. f'« Dl\l.ly Pilot Want Ada. J sirable & tasc1nahl\i area. HArdwood Ooors la,....e yard rm, 2 lnples, cov. patio. Lowest prict in area $49.950. Owner 644--0355 :-;. Schools A Calif. Irvin• . · . .., Owner occupied. 787 Hud:son HOME 642--11090 COMPARE Price w/other Campus just mom en 1 s ~~-with access tov'•'c'A'N1"'T Ave CM ELEGANT B . d 3 Waterfront sitf's. No1, u·i•. Corona del Mar 1250 ,·, .away. Sensibly prlced fron ....... 1 o~ campe r. . . ·· _ __ __ ayv1ew con o, $3-l 900 t.Q $•IS 900 lmm€'d1Jtlf' rios~r~~1Qn. SUBMIT YOUR TERMS! l.ge. BR .. 'J 111.vish baths. Lrg glamour Mobile homr. OPEN HOUSE •. Lu.SK HOM.ES $18,500 Immacuh1te 2 BR, Den Pools, golf, ete. 1'-'et! land. l4x18 llv rm . 2 br, 2 bu, Homt> on R-2 lot, Dwtwn Sac SJ7,:JOO OwnPr 6734336. lanai. slip avail. $26.000. Cameo Hl...,,lands Direct.Ions: Ma cArthur Blvd. Walls·McCardle Rltrs . Ow~r will finance. 12 ~· from PacitJc Coast Hwy. or 1810 Newpon Blvd., C.M. Costa l\iesa. Only $21 ,SOO TOWNHOU~E :t Br. 2\.1 ha. Bayside Village 6Th-3588 SUN 1 to 5 BY OWNER ;· Newport Fwy. Turn on San 5~S.7729 Ev,, "-'A"""• Jo Hansen, Bier. 646-8226 biltna. f1"1'!c. crpta, dmpes, Lovely J br, 2 ba, on comet ~ ,,.............., .....i l. pool 2914 Olff Dr.NB Joaquin HUia Rd., then""''!!"~""'~!!!!!!!~"""~~ 14 BR + family r o o m, 2 •" • pa 10, , garaie. Jot with pool, $49,500. ., follow aign• to model area I" BEACH HOME baths, KING SIZED POOL, Owner $30,500. 644--0317 l<>vely 4 Br, 2 M home 4500 Dorchester Rd., CdM .•. ATTENTION $26 950 ~~i° & lana~S28.SOO. 31~ $23,900 BY OWNER ~:."'"b::!i~ r~~~ ~ OCEAN VI ~ ~ , ~ owatone · Shown Y 3 Br. 2 ba, frplc, bltins, w/w shaded beck patio, wlkg db CAMEO SHORES ~ 2 BR A guest apt. 2 blocks appt on\)' 536-4478 crpt, dJlls. Wik to beach. to all schJ_ By Owner 3 Bdrms,, den, sep. dining ) 1] 69 Augusta, CM from beach & shopping. Va· By Owner/Pool Homa low down. 642·3213. 43,soo. Princ:JPR]s only. rm. Lee. mstr. bdTm. Pool , 0....,n Sit/Sun 1-5 c:a.nt. Low down. Reduced to $29,450, imtnac. NEAR new 4 BR. fli>l ne ~ A-1 Condition $85,000 ,.. Must~ this beautiful borne. PERRON REAL TY CO 3 BR, 2 BA. Has everything cpl.-, Xlnt lot'. 'nr. beaC:. BA~ BAY l yr old 4 br, 3 Robe.rt Nattress. ~altor Mart>le iMtry, J full sized 18th & Orange &tZ.1771 Xlnt finapclng. 546-9m S2S,OOO. Open weekend•; 351 ba. lrr lam .t liv rm, 2 e 6-12·1485 • • Home I °'•11 ........ , •• m ,900 61ild St. Owner 675--0144 lrpla, dln rm, Cu s Io m bdnns, 2 be.th.~. 151<2'2' liv-FOR SALE or EXCllANCE uu '"'0 leaturea &-Jndscplng, S&l,SOO Sacrifice! Must ~I nr ing mom, butlt-ln1, tll'f'. for Orangt OH.)', or L.A. e 3 BR CLEAN! -· $19,900 OCEAN ViP"W/Fee simple 3 Owner 36.1 Viata BAya, tnlde bc1'ort July l , S SR, • platt, C'llJJtom madt drap-home. Fallbrook: 1re11 . 1% Kennedy & Asaoc. Br. large family ronm or. 642-(,600 2 BA, + 2 BR apt. Loan ...,. es, ~I of C8J1)e11, ten-11tto lie w/vlew, 6 rm ra11eh hlll! &IMT~ r"'3-0'120 fered by pr1 prty SM.900. 1 7==...,..=~=~~ bal S38.000. CXltir! 11· 0oor ln patio, + 5 rm rurst or rental. Sfm MOV&JN 4 Br . 2 Bf:. MUjjf s.JI! 642•3064 ATT R ACTIVE 2 BR 67UTJ6 •$ Rltr. 64&3928 Eve. 51G«l88 Avocado l fruit trees. Lrg waftnront ~ w 11 h ,. pool lo ,.4 OOO B'-l.ovcly fenttd yard, frult 3 BDRM, 2 ha, 2 patios 2 car dock-Mu• Rll !or land OPEN HOUSE Slt. I SUn. '·· *LACHENMYER · P•t · .., ' · '"'· trtta. SZ3,(Q). AlllUIM VA 1ange, pool, Magnl.fiol!nt va.IUf'. S47,rioo. owner 508 Aeecta: 2 BR. trple., ---W--A-N--TE-D---I ~~· ~~WN~ or lo.<tn. Ovmer 642-9126 i.e:tUng. $3.'\,500, 0 w n er, '199-48;,6 •Pa• 1 d, n •l encl. patlol w/blbflmQ: ' CANYON·Ml. ..Cew 3 BR bY'l;'-.... ~lS57,2~-,-,-~~~ W-flf<I 642M?< By Qwn,... 675."'9 ~ ~e c~eON~~· Assume 6% ownCC". Assume rnA s"1.% 3 BR i~ ha frplc:, trm1 dtn TOWNuousE 3 er: ,* ba. SWEEPING vtew ot Harbor lean. $16,00J. Full price ~•. Beaut l.nds<;pa. BY Beau. appointed. Elec bltM, Huae ~+Ir[',• br, 2~ be. BAND WAGONf $21,900. 646-.3184 OWNER m;900 60-2f9"J ,_.., •• ,._ o-z 1· wtt bar In flm rm, cmtom J" Over 25 Yean In ··-ap ... , ... .,_. r•1 pa'°' Oran1• County Cl to.n 4 Bit 2~ t.lhR, ~ $23,n), EASJ'STDE rrm Sq. LUXURY Condom -Bhdfil, • Maintained poola l 1a.nltna. d«or 161,500 Owner MS-6414 • Full page edvl!'rllt1na lot. Owner transfttftd. tt. 3 BR.., 1'4 Bl., ram. rm. BR. 3 BA. Must tell! Owtier $29,$00 Quk:k S&1e.. Owner Clmeo ftlchla.nd&, lflldaua • ;1 • Inter office ttlet,ypt Netir School l parlc:, lmmac:, 302 Walnut SI. trlltm. $36,500. Cl1I owner ~ br, 2 ba. On~. $31,500, • Tra.lnlnJ" propwn Della ~ Estate 6464414 0wnft' ~7602 6116-1931 tvtt a.fl S, 644.(fiOO. NO mand •hat tt 11. )QI 1 __ ..;0:.;WN;.c:ER:::...:•:.:'fl.<423:_:.:= e lnsuranoi la Your Ad In our cllllifted1? P'Clr Sale. b)' Owntt, home W. OCEANrR()f'{J' Comer, I can ldl lt w1lh a DAILY 8ROAOMOOR • Many otht-r bcncfitli Someone will be lookb\& tor w/lncome .. FA1talde, 2 trpie. hr Coua;:e C'PU. drp11, Lrr DAU.Y PILOT Oaalfted Lra:. • Br. ' ·ram. llm. CaQ 646--t4!H -Fot lrtteMti• ft. OW 6'2-6678 t pr, 1( den S21,900 !W8-JTT2 4:-r 149.500 494-9211 1d. SS.\<DI * fi&4.4tt3 • .. ' , lL--------~-~-~-~----·-•-••-•-'•.,.t-•-=-=-••·•=-·-·-••-·-·~-~---·-·~·~=~·---·~·-·-----·--------- • nrst dlerinl -)l'l:'9 hawn'I 3l!ftl &ii me. J Homes ptwi GOlell SUitf', 50 x lll, P ... ? lot -Jumirle. MU' thr ....... Dal.ancy bll &lot. XZI E. (.out Hwy., c:cnl 673-31711 3261'' Queen Cotb<.. in• Dr. 32651 Qu ... Colberioe Dr. . -' UNTALS-I R...,.AU ~ INTALS Kaua• UllfvrMlhM Apta.. PunM.hed 1• ._ Uftfunt!.,_. Coot• -s100 Hunt'""°" -S400 Coot• Melt 4100 -=:.:52=5 Wk;=--. ~u,~ SILVER C' •Studio•.......... GATE • lDd \1tlJI .. PhD ..... e MAldSnvl<o ·TVavol. e N .. Ca.ft I: Bar 2m Nrwport Blvd. 54M'1!6 I Bl E>lNGfll -2 8ft. ajll., UCL poMI: I MUD ar ~«t m eo.&a MlA St., CM l BR. 1 Ba.., b&iD:J. frpL 1125 Month. Ml)..ZX,S .,..,.. """' tin.. fm«<I: Boeholor /49' $45 -· dbl ....... ~.. -"" 1 ~-=-="'=· ="'="'"""=-==:=.:::: ttnttt-SUI) Mo. 95Z.-C39l 2 Br. 1>, bo T-. I ;;No;";"°;;;";;;;l;;;ta;;;a;;;h;;;;~4~200;;;; crpt&. d:'JI&,. blUJI. Nn.r l • =-.Adami. tm ' Wlll lWE 9.'11.L dlan bQ' ~ Dewer Shona m7 LE.ASE 1 Br. Du;Ux, crpl5, ADULTS ONLY nt.ft1rant bame, man lWID _ --'--=~'----m,._ e\r-)jtm.. fl1*. patio 32821 yn. ruo Mo. 111>.ml EXECUfJVE "'"'" 150' "' ... """ ..... 113> -July ...... Sept Aparl11•1•ls ........... Neu ICboola. ~ W &lkq ds.anct tG OCC 918 El Ctmlno 149'. # 1 Coott Mt,. HARBOR GREENS BACJIELOlt -lJNftJ1IN' from $100 CT'own Cout Dr. 512\GLE Pi waats 1r1m1e bea.cb; t BR.. l Ba. Liv. rm.. MT-6.n • A1111• ' nww1um1•,apt inC.arw.dd Wri. ma., k»aI for ~1 ,;~======== FURNISHED APT. incl. util. 32831 »ar. m.tm aft. 6 p.m.. ~ Ani !Ill HD Huntington 2 BEDROO.MS-2 BATHS l -2 A I BORK. Crown Coast Dr. C..t -2100 ~-==""="="==== 1Ha_o_tio_•_• ____ 3-40_5 Woterfront/Loc 8,~~~C.,. 32631' 32852 32 2 BOAT SLIPS Ceot" ••• to~-Queen C>lhtrino! or. !loaan:b s.y Dr. ' BR ,-..,;;..,.., ~ """"· hit Bluff 4 H111ilgtol Harbour Channel RHf N~ '-;:;. .;;.;:;;;;; .. - F.lldoRd Jal' :rd. n 15 Pft';~--------~jiiij;i l 2525 O.:..n Btvd., CdM 7TOO Pelrnon Wa1. at Rar-22811 1r; .. ., ~~ T ___ month. Anll J1lbe 21. ~ 3 tdr. 3 bL. on the •·ater-6 7J.l718 bor 'I: Adami, c.r.rt. Mesa, SWIMMING POOi. King John Lm• ...._ ~~-~ ,.._...,. . Gstt¥'' ly -.. "'·""°' doct. ....,1 .,,,~""'l"""~~~ 540-<mll PkS" th!' me .-.,gld lib tam.. O'fU'!I' will cm.. ~ 1 ~ "'--f t Deluxe "!!!!\l!!!!'!!!i!\i!i!'!!~!!!!!!!l I ~ m Bi Newport a..ch 2200 opticm at fi!,500--l-('5 mo.. .. BR,-,a~ ~~ .... Ia··--'-· i.ARaz Attr 3 Br, 2 ba apt. '° we· 1 bne • nrimminc I 4 ~ -borne .... _, ..... ................. ... .... ,, poal thil .urune,_ AD MW' 011.aKh a, W.lTERfttarrn', ... db .dplx. .:~ S5lS mo. .. 1,..., drp&.. bitnl. Indoor w/w carp, drpt, bltns, pr! ~~ lldwd tkm, L..9wtt1 Niguel = ~ J:;,._J~ 'U14 V-ISU De Oro ~ rr' == n!. B~~ wk up =~S:-uOONear 00:. $150 Fw Sale Illy OwnM' 7 ltDr7 ••· .••••••• S37%JOI~'!'!!'!'!!'!'!!!'!!!'!'!!'!'!!"!!!!!'~'!'!!'!'!!!!!!'!'!!!'!!'!'!!'!'!!~ I pr. lndrJ". '13-18&1. 805;: M8POl1 BMdl. ~ ~tel!un wttD bMJ: ilipl: 673-2306 Tduh&. 2 BR, garage. up. LUSK HOME •4 BR nrw modei bome. , 969-Jl7~ co11. Upper 1., leases .\~ble '3':l to J.6:1. 210IY! w. Oceanfront stairs by it5elf. E.utside. Haf'bor VteW Hilh i<.'l"Mned m pool •• S35.9!fi l..,n. leach 1705 1 ~JUN BNch 1705 Hunti--•---'-2400 lltlJ H:mqm ~Sales Av A IL A 8 L :E: 3 BR. 2 sro. 835-1211, 3 to 11 Pllt Jm:r mmed in.. Now tnun:kr· •t BR Spanilb Karii!Dda. !iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '"lll'_,,, ~ ,.. __ ...._ ~ rool r?t<:NI New and near~ CCX?-Batb5; duplex. Fum,. oi::cu.:u, N-rt •---• 5200 re:l. l at/r/, 4 BP .. 3 bal.bL •••·•••··• -LEASE MW 4 br, 3 ba. 4 2 l. 4 BR ~ ~ n-t Mjc..S]. nl U)...)5n club. Lease $225 Mo. -.i;;n diDtr room. I.mp . t.anu"ly •l BR. dru &: lbarp, , boom 2339 tt. ldNl • --...... ----room. breakfut-1'00at-GU· ~ c*I' •••••• Sl&H.O ---~ ; rm. ~ SpMilb .tJ.·k homes. _.. _._.. b' 6t!-&Di BAYJ'RONT Apt. 2 BR, 2 b lrs fam.. Avail TllJ to t'(IQDded bJ rdlq Ciftre>. Mr. Lllpn ..-Mn. Barcola llll INQ.. Util Small apt, old BA, 2 ear pnae, Private bcbm, J car pzap. CU· l/ll.. $315 IG-f1tB pm., dnp& sn::J¥J '44-711'1 I' mo-bdt&. pools, mme WIBay 3610 Npt Rd. fir n.e Atcbes. pool, utilltie. fum., no pets, Vacation Rentah 2900 Vle'Ws. Inside ~ a.D 1be 1.s.it __ •_Ana______ &12-5683.. yearly lease. $4CO mo. L.iclD hie 1351 Or Broalc:huN: I: Gu1ie&d • modem extras. Bml.D!ll'S ~ c u s tom , A'ITRACT 1 br, al~ 5. 1 646--1.522, 548-46!Kl, 673-2401 lmii!~iiiiiiiijiiijiiijiiiiiiiiii 962.+m 56l1t1l . ' tuL ....n, ~°'!!l~to ~ aTd-1/L ~t t..-y in-blk to bdt: July: S7S wk, PARK Lldo. nr. Hoag: 2 BR., ""--~ 5 wuwe GLOVE LOS PADRES -:..-:.:::-WATERFRONT Ph. 644-1133 ..,.,.._ --""""" • .,,.. 185 ... :112 """'·Apt A 2 ...... """'"· ...,. ..,..UT "''~ REALTY •414-1m lBR ..•. SZ"Owt.ind.dock•~~~~~~~~~~1 ~ !g ~yd . -lease.548-13469AM to6 Most Gracious lmpection iboa-s ~deanest 4 e Gl:eme)n ~ 2 BR .............. rm wk. C!E.I~ ti.. Broke rs Corona del Mar 4250 1 _P_M_~~---- Homes :~ t;!:'~= 494 1133 OCEAN ~1 -On ·rodQt ~ POINT HOME -3250 Yeic:t:cL 56-!"'.. Available JuJ.y lSth layfrcMtt A-t.. Pi• point above tbe awirijpz 3 BR·············· saan.1~eo~ron~o~dal!!.,:Mt~·!:_2:~'I :=::::::=;;::::;::===;:;; t'OOIPiErll.Y Pr.iv:..:'ne 2BR..apt.,2Ddfl.r.Adults,no -lades aothin& Im full m-~te lamdry room. ,..._. mrf. e:njay the drama I: UDO BAYFRONT . LUX. l"2 BR. bath. bh-im. U.,... ..._.. 3705 BacbP:kr. ls:Jt ~ re .. ,., pe1.11. $100 Mo., yearly. 211 ~Slip~ ~ s..c:!, '~: ~. -~ ~.!ittlelll~ aecl Chel'W. beaut;Jot the ... from a Ja. 3 BR •••··••••·•. S1XD An&-H,..... beamed livi1ll rm.. '""'o"---"-"_Y_AREA--1 SS> mo ind tail. 615-m> w. 32nd Si:. 714: 192-2207 ~"" • ---" ......._ -"'I" ...........-. ~ W'ion l bednb home mar ALSO anIERS -.-~ '.'° • .\ ~ C ;,. .,,A p1m awu sandy swim-Aorcn liW. m.soo -Seit An t)"picaJly Amtn::aa.. .;__ .... : SL-. Frplc. Intercom. Drapes. LOVII.Y OCEA..'i VJ E W. Huntington &...ch 4400 NEW soundproof 2 BR, 2 BA )Qll" buy! nm f:amil)' Homt., Dl!ltled m lite mlr'Y. J*ndied ............,.. nurn Properti• cpt.s, refrig. Patio. Gar. J BP. I: 6'!:i. 1:, be. cpa, --across bn Wstclitf Plau, ;: ~ tJ'ad~= ~~ KATELLA REAL TY the middle ol dw snail dininC nn. step& to l&r&e 673-90C.0 DAIL y \\'aw I:: a:ardmer pd. Walk Dr;a. t:"pL_ ;ai. $Z5 ma. RICHARD D. KEYES lr.E5 1rvint $116-Snl, £42. in& rm 1: Dinini rm. Spac-lf7.8JjJ. c:ommmtty at ldtled ctm-m ::~ ahov!: water -m.om SUNDAY 1o beach. S'D> mo. 2910 lrd AdcdrL &-lXl hdJl-10-5 pm 1.5071 KINGSTON 0239. ious lmide patio compli· ~iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iii~-1 ii a.Q tazuna Beech. Balboa Pen. Roomy deluxe A•e. HUNTINGTON BEACH I .P..:E:"=IN-,-5ULA--.-.-lx-7-8-R-. -y-,1,-1 menu the cbarmin1 Family • Rudy DET.All.ED PC>Sr' BF.AM .0.ft<T'l.,.....s '\rt~ unu""" 2 BR Duplex. Bltm. epU. :BEA=UT=.~.....-~~~. "'•"BR.:--,:2 Summer Rlfthls 3995 leue, $165. Adults, DO pe!J, Rtti .. -t I CON-ucnON. l. A p. nn...... 'OLL ... OV'-~ -...___ Shott bllt lo bllly"' ~·---·-ti-y ..... ,,_ .... _._ __ ol rm. 4 large tamlly Bed-,,_, ,,.... A~--· ~--• .... l-W be. 2 • .,.... .,.,...., ""' ... " """ .. uUJC• 673-1014 eves, or 673-1990 rooms. 4 Bath& plus Gu~ S3150 dof.11 I:: S129 per mootD BOARD SIDING and GAY tuttu..&I"~ ~-~ • ocean. S1lS wk. July, re~. "\\~/dr)oer. Avail EMERALD BAY 2 tickets to the P<Wo'der Rm. Prime b:ation. for 1atp 2 BR Twne HOllSe at.OS'S BAR Y.Th'DOWS Sl50 wk Aug. AUi 1sl. S200 leue. li73-66:t1 furn.. 3 & . l Ba. Oelu.'<e that WU con\·trud frml l ba\•e been ~ and thr Villa&e A ~. opl!ll ru Cypnoq. 713; 698-8'12 1-~· -----~ home. Pri beech. Primming $215,COl. BR ~1 -~ ~--. u---~· 1 o1 ...... ~•.. beamed ailiDp. desi&ned 4 BR. 3 BaM ~e. rd"rl1. -•-w -· Ju!v. r-1a1 UDO REALTY ~ --~· ~ "" ,_...,.. ~ -$1l.1 •1<. 2 B<. duplu. BIO to •-~·•-. w•· no P'IL --... ----m~"· ... , ..... _ _, w-• .,,~--L for privacy, COIZ\"f'lllmtbt 7 ....,..,,..,.u ... ...,,_ ...... -SJ•-mo ~-"""'.....,.. ... ~-.,.... ............. located 3 ..___~ _._ '"' ·ocean I:: bay . .fl Harding .....,... ... 'Poinsettia675-521.8 ... ......., -. ,_,.,,~ · MOO Vii l ido 673.a30 UNIQuE FEATURES- ~ Exel Q:arian l 8ci, :r-., ba. ~ dindoWI. nmch rod: work. Ganim atmotpben:. Nr Club, Bdl, Tmlll. 164.SOO R C. GP.EEP..., Rnltor 3Cli V"UI Udo m-9300 li!ntbu)'atl17:;EIJ. Pk'lllJ..ED WALLS. · ._....u-. -'71 SL, Balboa Pftm. i=--~·-=~~~-=-~c-. Ddnap -64-58!5 Paci& "'""' llealt,. TONGUE .... GP.()(JVED ...... ,.,.. • ...,,...., patio m243l " ........ Balboa 2 BR ..... '" oL B L u E L •• ' ' n Viii•. Sf7-Ei6 Eva 962-stOJ CEILING and GRACEF\.."L -Z'Z.SO'J. pkg,: wshc; 100 fl tD beadl. FtREPl..ACE llllTOUftd a liv-TURNER ASSOCIATES 'I AL) nso wk. 6'5-21SJ AmJ.able Jul.J-August t?:iO "' s r--Bl d. H U-L--L..L-..1 per wk. 2 Br. 2 Ba.. furnis~ inc room of l?"'C!' and bMu-1 ·--· • 0· ~ \" OUMI nrVl'n~ ed., private bc:h. 2 pools. ty. Privat. mxt, 1or con-._ ...... Beach ffi-tl til-ll'n Generil 3000 Biilbo.t Island 3355 Guanl service: Bia -t99-Z238. cmtrated muting or )1st LAAcE FAMILY HO~E, • 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 4SS-1592 bu GERALD E. ELLIS plain nappin&, ~ "'-". BR., fam. rm .. 2 b atb1, 1512 SYLVIA LN. LAGUNA BEACH :,:_th if1 oor.'11 privatt ~900.5 >n-old. Lffd kit. i~°:i!:.3~':119e~h NEWPORT BEACH Bluel.azxinVillalll •·-nd •-.~ ..... k a.-ailable to July 27 SIJN1''Y ~. ffiR. 2 "'"...:.... -.. .,e a Ll'C'a ....... .._,. ept Sleeps 6 -oa the beach. 2 BEDROOMS FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR '""" ANAHEIM STADIUM OD July -tth Plea!ll! can &12-5678. 6t. Z!9 beh\·een 9 and 1 p.m. to claim your tickets:. lNorth County toll-tree r:iumber ii 5-tO-lZ!I). S. Ano Heights Corona d.t Mar 5250 ~· ~~r~ ON TE.'l ACRES 1 & 2 BR. f"um ii: Unfum from $150 mo. Frplca I Pril Patios I Pools. Tennis ·Con- tnt1 Bkfst. s bole PutV c ....... 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-E.1 l~t<ieArthur,m-. c.o.st ffy,•yl OTS OF ROOM Scladou:I b:lme oC 3 BRs. :? blilba. Open lo Jovety patiol on lot o( m·er 50' .I: cnm- plrtdy redeconued. Owwr 673-7611 . nm ~m. Seiln' pa.)'I aJ1 doCni mm. Ona kitchen •ith bit-in MO. bocid I< p.rbav ~. plat)' of .,,..,,..... OJnam.blocl<· wall fmee. lAJxf5c, db1 pr an q U j e I ~PC 5trePI:. Fu1J prior S1l.51J'.1. FOR Rent sl!@l)ing room &: Like n4!'W, l•rge 2 BR & MAL BREAKFASI' ROO:\I, UNITS, in ,_:Ill eod of }trd, S200 mo. on lnR. No You are the winner ol Lifeguard . pooh. 2 rou. SIZE BEDROOMs ~ nr. bl!llcb: ODI! ia a pets. ·eau 673-6'56&. 2 ticket& to !he • temus, ....-... an::I 2 BA~ complete the Ia:"-2 BR. 2 Ba . E,·es. A wttk-ends ph_ Scbwortt 67l--... I' illage Rea: Estate main 11!ction of thla ramb-w/c:oastJ.ine view. S36.SOO. l'"''""''""""'·"·'""""'-"'"-'""'I FIREWORKS LAGUNA Beach. 3 Br. 2 Ba, ki.tchtn S50 mo. UtlJitie1 den upstairs •pl Soft lina: bome. PR JV A T£ McC.ann Propertif'& Costa Mesa 3100 SPECTACULAR ocNn flew . July Im wk. pekt Inquire 1052 Palisades water. dbhwasher, frplc, L.r •. ,. \.,,j.rt.eld GUESTROOMwitbrDU!ive 1257So<CoutBl\'d. at the Aua: $$wk -all or pan. Rd, oU Newport & Bristol wuher & dryer, 2 blocks SPJW<G l'llESH --3 Br. din/rm. lllK atsl'blt cor, lge pa1io. Own/Ai1 673-;)'6 .....,n '4&&03 -·"""°"" oombinotim, 1.qun, S.m ......., DESIRABLE -ANAHEIM -ibl• Jamili" mJy. , , AL!lo to ocean 673-7387 6'13-5991 "'-=~=~w=,...:::::::: and ~~ bath, have t.\GUNA BEACH HO.\CE STADIUM ~9 WO ! hem blended into artbftl!Cf.. Charm in an it'• cloey, 2 BR. 7 BR., 1 BA .• I..ara:e ttv -rm Ori July 4th Clceanfroot 2 Br. slttpS 6 Apts. Unfurnished NEW 2 BR. Bay view: frpl. _ _:c..c._.;_c.c:..==:.._ Beam ceil, carp., dn.pu. urally pJeuina: linl!I to coo-2 ha. study + IJ>l!/iunt h5e HJ"'li • !loon. Cpl., Drapes frp1c. 1ar. nicely turn. J\Dle Gener•! 5000 $200 Yearly. 673-6904 FOR SALE OR LEAS~ J BR cba:nMT, ftrTfud>ed """" 67>-4Zl4 -2BR-.IOOd!oca- tion. Out oi ll.ltl! O'io'Tltt must aacrifia at S21,CO)_ ~r hl.if'T}. form with rustic charm. a.1J open bn.m eonm. 1 bl lo prb-disp, 1arage, watu P\eue call 642-6678, ext. 229 22-July 13. AU&. 31-Sept. Home ia Qtuattd in a quiet town, few blki to Iii! A 1 N furn. betv;ffn 9 and 1 p.m. to 1-1 * ~l.iai neilhborbood ooe block BEACH, eu cond. See too-ADULTS ONLY :-00 PETS claim your tickea. (North LOWEST PRICE on lJOO . lmmed po&lift&, must loell. 4 br, 2 ba, Owner 6T>-274l fJ001 town. ILDd • frw blodta my S3.f.SOO. RAri: REASONABLE Chmty toIJ-frtt number is J-IJ.. .. _._ to I.be aaf. There are no1 u. Padre1 Realty Acn:& from Country Club 5-0-1220). l""-1 many Homeii in this a re a 895 Gll!:Mf'Yrl!. st. 175 Mesa Dr. Ph 543-67!Jj\======-=== M7-}2j6 [,·ea. a.16--2465 available. PRJCE IS ONLY Laguna Beadl Pb. 494-1833 2 BR Split l~d m«lallion Huntington 8eKh 3400 Huntinvton Beach 1400 $12'2 Pl.YI nerythini. prkr.l•'."S34~.SOO~~-.,,.-~~IOO~•~>~·' """""""" LAGUNA NIGUEL 4 BR. 2,L I0\1.-nbouse, 1\i ba. drps, 3 so dbl. 1 ••. SlJ6 , --. --· - ---lnll!Test. taxes ..._ ... _. uot >w ,.....,,.. f-1 w .. -J dbl " --J t f 3 BR rt ...... ~ BA. Wn rm wlwet bar, 2 ~.--. •t><c, UUJ .......... aar. 'New ca.tpl!:tl a: dra~ .... us ~-~-.11 IP.1 1 loo lharp -needs work. A Uttle House &pies. e:1ftPtional fdtchen. fM road. 447 Cloucl'Ster l'llfi6 Van Buren SU.'1823 I ~ 1i1 avai.. s:nro down cell iL Big lat, betw 20th It Zist oU Tustin ·""'=7",--=-o--=c-c- t.\GUNA Beach ~ froril Vil!'To' 2 Br. 2 ba, completely furn. Aug 31 -Se-pt. 14. $225 wk. Bia. m-2238 2 BR Furn. on SEASHORE Dr. ~'B. S175 ,..11;_ ~1700 163.3-4863 After 5 PMI CO~l?-turn., dbi:. 3 BR. l Ba.: S150 .-eek, avail. J uly RENT 3 Room1 Furniture $25 Month FUU. OPJ'ION TO BUY No deposit o.a.c. H.F.R.C. Furniture Rent1ls 517 W. 191h, C.M. 541-3481 1568 w. Uic!n, Anhm 774-2800 Costa M ... 5100 •ble. Lathe & pl11h:r, J BP.a;. 51,4% GI loan. W"lll ly the Side J*ZKnmicvl_.. S-U.500. By Ave. S19'5. Avail July . 2 Sl"Y l _Br. 2%-. ba, C>ptt. lod I lly Of R appt, owner TI-l:.f.5-4932 .1~ •---ti u bcb p1ne am rooms, help you raae the oo...n tfte oad 642-4155 .... ..,.. •Wlli, p.1. oa, .. r. . formal dining rooms. pymnt. And lf1110 "o, '° closf' to the Lagun• Niguel 1707 --MONTICELLO Gmc.tr ind $250 mo. 962..s9fl> l:c A uc. 615-1657 Aft. 6 PM ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 6Yc•k Financing. Prlu Rex. L. Hodges RNfty RL" It's righi out ol the HILL --'--:.:..:::. TOWNHOUSE Nf'W 4 BR. 2 ba. crpta, drps, $34,000. 962·2461 HB. 147-1525 paces o( a book of JIOl!IDL TOP Hcwne. Ul.!nl, ·5 J Br, 2 ba, Balcon)'. Deluxe Fplc. ~er, nr bee.ch. Brookhurst & Adlms. PRESTIGE GRACIOUS C 0 T T A C E Br 21i Ba. Panoramic view bltn kit. Crpts, patio. 2 htd ~ 2$40. 968-2501 HOME WITH-INCOME-SPEOAL STYLING 'w I EXTER.!OR · o\•erlooking hillg, nN chic pools. Lae S178 S46-98:x>. 3 BR., paneled den, din. rm. A dell..._ttul 3 BR 2 balh Of" BOARD &: BATI'EN ctnltt &: lake in new county f"OR '-·-..-.-mo. 3 BR. 2 Sand. patio, cpts, drpa, bl!· ""' 2 ltOf)' 3 BR 2 bath. like MW LOW ' park Lovdy p.i..... Verdes ~-= • ....., home + a 2 BR unit. B\l·ln SWEEPING ROOF-. ~ BA fam rm .. (rplc. erpts, ms, gardr. S250 mo. 962.2573 Ovm &: P..an1e. w/w carpet-~ :·a~~ur:. ~~~~ UN~. FRAMED BY RED = fi~eoplace ;1~ ma~ drp1, dble 1ar. (mc@d yard. 3 BR., paneled den, din. rm. ing, 2 car prag,, Va1ue " low marke1 . Sell Cl or IBA BRICK OfIMNEY SPIRL one e. e.nor nr schools. marlt,11 I.:. Scmd patio., cpu., drps, hit- terms to plea&e. 127,900. Al.L WEATilERED eY ~~~~~ ~~es.sioruilly frttli.-a11. 968-2400 aft 6 inl, pnir. S25IJ mo. 9&7-2Si8. R. D. Slain RHltors BRASHEAR REAL TY THE ELEME>m; or ~-~~·. v • .,, °"'°" Si1-li19 &i7-&5Jl E•.n. 968-1178 TIME noon m kitcht>n It ti.th. 1 Br. House. Newly redecor. TI-IE QUICKER YOU CALL, ---3 BR, 1~ BA. ne•·\y dee., va-. Carpete-d ' draped. ~JS Ctpls, slove &. tWiC: Ide&! TI-IE QUJCKER YOU SE.LL BAL Isle. Sleeps &-J BR, 2 BA. $130 wk. 100 ft to beach. 107 Garne1 6i3-064a 3 BR. Avail. July &: Auzust. Can be 5emi-tum.; 1 mi. to beach, Ht.mt. Bch. 536-2453 F'Urni.shed Bach. Util-pd. S50 WEEK Perron Rlcy Co. 641-lm Jg y~ Ad irl OW' claasified!~ Som f'onl! will be looking for iL Dial &U-5678 £.'<cdlent. perk • like sur· roundings for adults ~uir­ ing peace I: quiet. Discriminati\'e Ttnants 1, 2 ol 3 BDR.~1. APT'S. POC>L. NO CHILDREN MARTIN19UE GARDEN APTS. 18th .l Santa Ana, C.M. Cali Mn. H™"-MJOn 646-504:? 1m Santa Ana, Apt 113, C.f\t . LOW DOWN e&nt view horn,. By Owner: Beach cottaie aylq , fea. m.in to Nl!"A"POl1 Belich, San-for dog fandtr tit c.u-buff NO DOWN GI m ,"50. Term.a. 968-.19E'6 tutts rustic type floor Plan. ta An• • AnL'1eim bu~ss on IMge lot &l2.-Gal8 Orenge County __ 46000 __ r_o_nve~_c_..,_n_ty.,._ __ 4600 __ o_r_o_nge~-C-ou_n_ty_,_ __ 4600 __ •. Only~ cost.II. 3 &: 4 BRs + Wini HlGH VAULTED. a: indllltJ1', l min to beach f"or Lffae borne '11>10! income: H I• OPEN Dana Pt Harbor. 496-:>791 r-. family room•. un 1"9t0n BEAM CEILINGS, .,,..:it5ide. 2 Frplcs, :? 1ar. HAITDAL REALTY Harbour 1405 WOOD PANEU.ED WALL"l EL NIGUEL COUNTRY huge !"PC. room 54g.3772 "HDme 1o Match Income'' ------...:.1 GRACED BY 11-IE O p [ N 0.UB locationa. 3 Br 2~ DELUXE 3 BR bomr v.iih !740 Warner SU-44(lj * DJVORCE * H £ART H OF A RED Ba. u r:i de r construction. pxit; avail 7/1. Leall! SJOO LUXURY 5 Br/3 Ba. BRJCK FlREPUCE wrn; SeV!'nl 4 "-5 Br facing goU · _.,,.., ~.,, No DOWN •~ "'IT..-mo. 111c.,......... ll!rv . .,,.._9:205 -_, w -A R T WOODEN MANTEL l BLT· """"-PIM""1 '"' im-on th1' immaculaie: l BR STUDIO. Near beaches & rN_ BOOK CASEs. ~ mediate future. Carpet.inc l bonw nHr Douglas Plant 6 doctr. QUARRY TILE twirt-siz.e bdrm . .-..tth llopirii butt landlcaplfW included. Newport leach 3200 ~1ndowl.arll Countr)' Oub. f'LOORs. Cost $8.1,t:m. Wlinp a: exposed ra:ten. C\lSl.om built homH from Appraised al Sell $67,tnl. \\'ill Ir ad e S50,8SO to Wlder $60,Cm BACK BAY 1 yr old 4 hr, 3 ba . Ira fam & ltv nn, 2 frph, din nn. Ca1tom ff'&tuf'fS ' lndacping, ~ .500 OwneT' 363 Vista &ya, ....... $23 750 for amal!tt home. A · •.-r ~ ...... . """"' """' "''"'--=~~~~ .. =·--Perrun RHltY 642-Jm ':'==*="'='=-====*==J wt11f OLDE FASHJONEO f BR. 2% Ba. rum down, WESTMONT ;,; RANGE, STANDING ON S21 ,100 full priC"I!, S 1g6 Fount1fn Valley 1410 CONTOURED LEGS, DBL. paymenta. 490-5247 LAR DOOR REF!UG. WASHER/ .;.:=:====--== GE 5 hedroan. 2" beth, DRYER. ETC. BRIGHT I.:. f2500 down. Auume 51~'i'c family room, all buUt-in.1. QIE.£Ry °"""~A-OPEN HOUSE inL Nk:e 3 BR A boma rrn. c.om .. 1 ... -• '"' .._ Uf\.£Jt.cu .,, t"<''""'Y C3J'Pf' ""CORNER WITH .,.. ... , r f,pic. diatrnsba. W/w C'Jlll. draped. l..Arre feneftl Jot DR.ENou:D Pl~'::;~ · Pit Robortton Rily andn,.,."·la•d• d --u~ ~ c a P e WINDOWS. 'Ibia -·'""--, 111. 1-47-1553 111."5 ..... 6%0\ .......... --·~ ' ~EN H •-, ... _ l105I! to FoWllain V-" tie couaae ia an idf!e.l wl!ol!k-1~ vr-OUN: ,,,.,t oXtiJ, 1-5: ...... ey end re~ I U ~ llOl2 Ovistinl! Dr-Owner Hlgti l crammar -=hool • • o ttl!d 11 the 8-12--2342 · very '°"" prh.-. Of """' tmmac. 3 BR .. tam. -'-=-----$20,000 """" l'rlce r rm.. 1" S... bltns. carp.. S•nl • 1620 rv~ 1 ~nl DONT BE • ·~ H~•, drllpf.L Cm. patio. AMume '-"•.<;. ~n.i:. ,: S~ ";lo CJ LOAN' -..:0 J BR 2 ti.. aJ1 eoxtru pado, CALL NOW, FOR APP°i ~ PRICED 1or Quid< ..,., 3 "°""""" '"''"' $21.000 MISSION REAL TY , BR. 2 BA, attU. drpl, frplc. ~ Sf6..fl7-t SA 985 SO. COAST HWY . =:;.~s...,:; Ltt•OI lletch 1705 PHONE ~~~~4-4731 N-Dr. tG-2'12 DECKS & BEDECKIDI 13S.:!i"" lafOOn VIiii awsr Sic. Condo.. b.., VIEW~ VIEW! VIEW! • 2 Br. 2 Bath, Vltw. ""1*': nr. brtach. J...uzzl. Of OCMn. city 1flh.t• • blll1 ~ '-;'·~°!!!,!*Uo. t.J. a-., &tank. pl'-. etc. from ttdl lntr11Uift1 ~ Guazd ~··i:: be.ch. 9'2--1.& down DO -4. ocan.lde ot • down lllR. l!i BA, ;;e;fy doc. ... ""7 hoono. 2 11r + ..,<leo P>1nl Btr. "9-2%38. -.tcw 1loml. lly Owner. + chArm + + +. "'-" NR. s.ndy ....... 2 BR 2 bO D>.450. Tmn1. 1111-3965. 1oo:u alt. JUlt nduCf'd home. 14 I~ k>f-!i(yrtle VAC\HT·mtllC 1eO. SM Ii\ GI ban S51.m:t lo $f7,1UJ. Ftt St. Zcwwd 2 mort unlta $5000 •SR. 2 SA. f1ti1c. -lllm ... ...-.l>lc -· ~~ Wl>llaker Bia. f\loc4>olo <Cly. -,... .......... Skr. •ma. \ ' I Dina Point 1730 1lrE BLVITS. four bdrm .. · FHA LDAN' 5% r,c, 3 bL Pool. 7134 Vista J..ar. 3 BR, 2 bl, ST/ST «1r. lot. edo. Sat-Sun 12-5. S350 mo. WI< v'1Jey • <Xeu View, * 644-1311 * f'plc. bua:• tarn rm. parquet LEASE -TH£ ffi.UF'FS flnl blt-ln1, lqcbcaped It In the point, xlnt Bay fenoed, patio. Only $26,!IOO new. Ntw 3 Bdrm., 2% bL POINJ' REALTY Shfollered p.1.lio, $«10 ?.So. l4J!i6 c:o..t Hwy .f.16.5323 DI £SPERANZA 644·2068 · Open House S.1 & Sun 3 BR. 2% 1-. c:rpb. ctri-. By Owner-Dana. Knolla Del blttna, (araCf!. Pool. leue- Obispo Rd. i:) 25348 Brigu-mo mo. &f+..0317 or leue tine Or. 4 Bt. I: Atrium. apt. S~ % lou.N ""EW~l~BR.=-,~,,~ ... -.-""""'-- S.U.500 F'UlJ pria. carp .• h.pe1: bltN; bld. Condominium ' 1950 THE llUJTFS BEST BAY VIEW.Low Leue tat lJftlL 3 &. 2 bl. f!<.000 • 615-3600 YA.NY WONJ)ERnJ'L OP- POR'l\1NITI!3 bl~ ~ dUiocMnd ID 0.uUkd Ad&. .,..,. -"' ·-~ ,....dail" NOW! """' -· Im M .. 644-Jiltl NE'N 3 BR.. t Ba .. bol.t dock, lmdecr. mo Per Mo. 3IUi Tinley 529.JOll BUY Like mit $C25 mo 3 BR .. 3 BL. pi« • """" , Bait.w:. Qwn 61So-4l11 ,,,. .,,._ ... call T1'I qui-,.. .. ~ Soiue c Sirnpl.e Scmmbled Word Puzzle for c Chuckle •''°""'"" .,, 6 ~mb!.d words ht.low to lnClb 6 tl"1ple wonft. Print ..,,.,. of eoch ,., lb 11.,. ol ~ 1 r11r1 IMIGLIT I I I r I IGEITI~· I I' I I I I' I ISITDEW I ~. :1==i==i=:1:·:1=~ ~ ~·i~st h~ l>oydo~~ .--------. "111 wolt for you •wn if I IF IS S 0 Y I hove fO date all kinds of un-, ~lr--rl~' .,.I -,.I -.-1 -i appealing men \ost oa I wonl '--·'-~·-'-· ...... -.L. _. - -with any Ont' map.• ·~r::... r r r r r 1· r r r r l' 0 5" I I I • I I I I I I I SCRAM-LITS ANSWERS IN. DIME>A-uNE 2 Br.for unfum New w/w mri;>eting & l"fll1ie. 4191; Orchid Cdi'd 675-3136 2 BR. Clll~. bit-ins. ~·alk beach, !bops; $140 IA!. Adults. No ~ 67HZ75 ~untington hach 5400 New, de.luxe l &c 2 BR apts. All bltins, crpts. drps. Best locatiOD. M7..J84S or see •t 17071 Ewfll"ttll ar. 2 BR dplx. Pool, privacy: cpts, drtits. 1 sty. Gu. Uke nu. Sll>. Avail 7AI:. MZ-8337 Lagun1 Belch 5705 LO'!EL Y 2 br l ba view apt 11o·ith garage. No steps. Lu $1 75 mo. 494-1891 Rent•ls Went.cl 5990 Ex•c. SMklng HOUSE for 9 member fami· ly for 9 Winter m01 ea. year. 81'.ginning Sept. 1968. c.a.n furn hse all year. Call James HeUrich Tit:833-123-l ut 202 Business 11o·ccnan needs 1 Br unfUrn Apt, CM, Newport. Oxtina del P.fsr. Hunt Bch or Laeuna. To $100 mo. Gar or Clll1>0rt ~•Ill)'. &4:?-mli &tfer S p.m. UNF. 2-3 BR., 2 ba. a.pt. by 111. ?ilature, active widow. Exp. in m(t. of same tor part rent, N'pt. Bc:h, or CtL'l. Al.so 11o·ould like to share w/same. 613-8'1'72 Empjoyl!d colleae student &eeks, small. turn apt, yrty Bal/Nwpt Pe!nn. Local ref. t-rences. 673-2706 l>IINISTRY Student .l Wife Y.'anf 1 br furn. apt C6 co i'I. In or nr CM $83 top. ref5. Lea\'e ~. GfO 548--6126 \\'ANT to lease 3, 4. or 5 bdnn house Npt Bc.h. area ~lnnill& July ~-Xlnt refs. \\111 ~ U'p to s:m. &t+-2931 WANT to RENr l or 4 Br. W\fum houSf!, befart AIC 15. Yearly. \\'rite Daily Pi.lot Bo:-: M-153 WANT To rtnt pn,p, 1 or 2 car Coate. MM&. N•wport ArtL Box M·l5.2 Dally PUot R-for Rant 5995 Larre plNunt f\an. room. ' PtfV11te f'ntnnce • bl.th. Carq:e • 54S-379() PVT. room, emp.JO)'M m.1n onlY. $1<1 pe,r ..-~ 1'119 OwltrWIUnt, C.M. 541ut ' FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU ..-----.. -... ~--~---~--,----.-.----·------·-~~-----------.. -----------.... --··---· OUR FAMOUS H-'• How YOll Can U.. Ow FamOll1 D!m.A0 Uw e NEWPORT BEACH .... 221 j ....... 11..t. DIME-A-LINES • Brint thom or moll !hem wl!h --cooli to en. et our 4 con•enlent offices. ! e COSTA MESA ... ··:··· ••.. 330 w ... lloy e Ne Commorcl1I Ado Allowed ' ' e HUNTINGTON BEACH ... 309 Fifth StrMI e LAGUNA BEACH ....•. 222 Forotl A•onue e l11ch lt9m must be priced with no Item ..,., $25. CAPTAIN'S chair, Maple 120. DRESSERS chwtt $5, $15 646-2609 and S20 . Electric COUCH, 3 piece sectlooal. retri1er&tor $25. Side p1- modem. bun rubber, e-x_. tie-nu bt'd nil, tits all beds cellent far rentals, not tom Sl5. Hand lawn mower a.nd f.!O Pf'l' section, 646-2600 ta.LCher $10. Med I c ine BABY car bed, COCJJ.bo, cabinet with rnlrror "8. Apt businette rocks S 8 . 5 o . 1:as stove $20. Electric Sheeta The. ~2609 Clothes dr)ter $.25. Vacuum HOUSEHOLD goods for·sn1e. cleaner $15. Metal locker 6 foot step ladder Sl .50. with 12 compartments and Arvin record p I a y e r , doors $25. Receipt register portable $20. Croquet set $7. n2. 16 mm movie projector c.otfee table, 20 x 48 $15. SW. Bar »loola, ~t iron (Blonde lormica lC4JI. Two 18. Rattan fl6niture, no 32" square cnmer tabll'ti $15 cushions, need! paint SJ. Clltoh. (blonde, form 1 c a , Sn<JW i>kiis and pole SB. tiered) Overstufft'd tilt back Water ski $8. Store oountera C'hair $15. Kitchen <."ha irs, .4 $2j, C,.dill llC tire IU'ld wheel, matching, tubular lrame, 820 x 15, $10. Five month old extra good $7.50 eac.."h. 229 rpuppy, \ove11 ctiil.drtn $10. PrlnC'eton Dr .. C.M. 546-5350 2009 Continental, C . M, HOBIE 1urlboerd 9'6"' $25, 646-9'QO'" lair condition. 54()...331JJ ffiLONIAL rocker S25. Pair ONE Renault tire and rim S3. Early American lam(ll $25. One VW trunk lid $5. Two Maple buffet $25. Bookcase end tables, both for SS. All Slj. Adding m a c tt·i n e , ~ equipment to make wall manual S20. New Travel shelves, Board are 2 feet Aire room cooler S25. Cor- long SIO. 879 Towne, C.M. vair car OCJOler fl5. White 642-4826 diygser & mirror S25, Pair QUILTEID \cing·size ~e&d· Bates twin 'apreads $5. Pair 6oard and matching spread orange and yellow , striped $20 each, Power I a w n throw rugs SJ~. Drapes $5, nu>wer SIS. 546--4002 Maple ntlmlf' $10. Double v.w. Mags tEmpil $25 each. Maple bookcll8e headboard 5<1&-9941. 2004 Komll.f , C.M. $15. Srnall swivel oftic-e LOVEABLE Siamese kitten. chair S10. 642-1268 9 weeks $5. 54Pr-198l DELUX·E dlai&e Icuige with ~ guitar (Folk) $25. pad, ac-ellent condition $12. 673-8645 1681 I...abradlX" Dr., C.M. 75 GALLON h1el tank $25. CHROME kite~ set $12.50. Sea clamps 20r -S20 each. l Bathinette $8. 2 china lamps "ton chain hoist S20. Clean 50 $6 each. 642-3863 gallon oil ba1Tels $5. Die set I-=-=-~-.~-,-= $25. Metal otfice or garage F1AT bed utility trailer, dr-sk S2j_ 42" round white needs a light and a liei!nse fonnica top table $'2(1. 4 $25. 494-5761. ch'iirs $5 earn. 50 lh anchor HOIT~tAN 21" T. V. console $25. Pipe cutter vise $7.9(), $25. Baby rabbits $1.25 ee.ch. Door glass, 42 x .S4 $25. 30 9676 Marigold, F. V . ga)loo drum with hand 531-4781 pu'mp $25 each. 786 W. 20th, VIRTUE s-dl .. ette table, C.M. 642-4610 ·~ " chairs S2Q. Ml'tal office desk SEWING machine, works $15. SmaU child's desk or pn,•a1, portable in cabinet vanity Sl.50. Bikes: Girl's 20 Sl!I. Woman's bowling 00.U in bike $5. Boy's Stingray drawers. 4 large drawl:'rs, SJ, Boy's three-speed $10. SlO. Wa!an's botwing ball Gaffers and SaHler buil1·in plus ba.g plllll size 7 bowling dishwasher, very good con- shoes, $10 far &et . 540-8638 dition $20. Dressre S2 .50. K·ROEHLER red sofa and Bookcase S2. Books galore, cilair $25. 281 Nassau Rd. games, putzles 5c • 15c . Old C.M. 1V, picture title is good SS. MaltreM, like ne¥.', twin S2· POODLE. male, b I a ck Powe!' lawn mower, heed& miniature papers, good with work ss. 1126 Et Camino. cilildren $12. 646-9842 549-1760 Sal. June 2 2-Sa I WE'IGIITS $9. La~e s"1!Je .:,.fune-29 board S3. Ski racks $8.1 ~SWIVEL==~roc-7k..--. -,~..,-fab,..,.~ri< ·'Transistor radio SS. original new $25. Rncker • n d C..'OSt $28. 642-8171 fuotstool $25. !green new DARLING Canopy bed S25. fabric) Chrome table $7.50. Matching spread $14. Laven-Mirror 31 x 39 S6. Clothes der matching t'haira S25. &. PUTSe!I 50c ~ S2. each. Marble coffee table Barbecue S2. Large Panda SZ5-Round cherry wood cor· bear S4 U\ke new}. Bird ner -unusual -$22.50. Fit-cage n. Car Ded. like new !ed twin spreado; w i t h $5. Tank type vaC'\lum $10. bolsters, ust'd Vt"ry little Sz:!. 642-8171 set. Portable TV $25. SEARS 30 gallon glass lined Assorted lamp11 $4. each. electric hot water heater, End tables $.2. each Valo 110-220V, f25. 548--0347 St>at SlO. Double bed spread GLASS 8' dinghy S25. Oan; S4. King size ht"dspread $5, New sail kit. aold only $1 2.5(), Sheer nylon drapes oomplele $20. Picnic table $12. 6.'<84. 15 ft x 84" and 2 benches SS. Excel.Jent drapes-~ige S25 exccUent 12\1 boat or car• battery $4. condition. 6'x84 " S 1 3. 0 0 Lawn edger S2. New metal matching. Patio lable and 4 bed frame $5. Vacuum loc chajrs $25, Vacuum $12.50. ahop use, works good-S2. Pillows and a g 1 o r f e d Metal Cosco step stool $5. cushions SOc-Sl . AM:irted Pk:as t"xm:isor $7. Hard hat drapes 6izes and oolors: Sl. $2. Fire extinguisher fl Pach! Dainty sheer caie cur· Coleman camp chest $5. C Fluor<"SCcnt light for work tains, nt"w, Sl. sci. arpe\ $IOc yard. 326-62:nd Street be-nch with extra tubes S.10. Irons Sl · El<'clrie es n Nwpt Bch &\6-l26S opener fl, Cllild's toys 5c • \\'IG -Medium brown. hand S2. TV con!JOIE' $25. 4 hal'" tied $.25.00 644--0244 stool& $25. Child's chests SS - WOMAN Clothee size 12: $10. Sharper handloading powder blue coat like new guide S'l.50. Antitrue com- $15. Shorty coet beige S7. mode set, bargain $10. Mov- Sweater jacket SS. Suits s.1. ing and rnwtl sell. ll6 Skim $1. Dree.ses 5 0 c Princeton Dr. C.M. 9-5. Sal- 644-<r244 Suo 1'•r<L••s Clothes, ~ coat 24' EX"TENSION ladder $15. •v.u:.iy ..,,... ' '57 Cllev front and rear size 40 Sl to SS, GoH slacks aeat!!, black naugahydr-$10 Sl, J waist bemruda llhorts each. 1)1x>writer SlS. Com- 50c, M waiat alacks, 40" pressor and paint sprayt"r waist Md 32 lengttl $.1. Fett S15. 9'6"' IUrlboard $15. and maw hets 50c. Sport Lawn Sf}f'('9der $4. Toys 50c atriru all coion size htrx:e. • $2. Boy's slaOO S2 pair. 64+-0'l44 17931_ Gillman St., lrvint', SUMM'ER Dresaes $2. to $4. University Par*, 4 miles summer shifts $2. lo S3. south of Santa Ana freeway Pur8eS Sl· M:Ce59Cll'letr. earr· on Culver Dr. at Matthewa \ngs, gla.s& and glovt>S 25(: lo G.E. vacuum cleaner J.15. SL Shoes 7AN SI . 644--0'2f.4 646-2609 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, NEW!: Dime• A· Line Deadline 3:00 P.M. FRIDAY rt;1.-~a·•• • •••••• •••••••••• •• ••••·•-N'WE a F' • SUR.mOAIW SZ, wa.aher CCMXH and mt.tchlo& chair, W E S T l N G H 0 USE flO. maple tM'tvel rocker cushkm need ~ retri&er.J<r $15. fleathklt SlS, end t.blem $S-$15, lamps $10. Older <electric dr)ier .Pl'NmP $12. Heathkit Cf'OAf· $1-.$7. dock radio 14. PhWp-•<rte $10. Oak olfice chair over unit ss. Comfort cha1n piM rnahopny hNdboe.rd with arms $3. 2 cftk:e. Cihail'I f.I each. f*, edger, rake S2 fl. train aeta and aamet without anM U each. tel. Focd shodta, 61 thru 64, GUJ'l'AR $20. Wat« *i $10. BIKEs..10 llpe'l!d $25, Unicycle Playpera $7.50. Clr SN.t $7. $19, Git.la: 26" $10, Boyt Jwnper and walker $5. ~b)' ltincn.Y SlO, Water akl ~. ~ $2.50. Aqual"luma! 10 ~ sallon fl5. $ saUoa $.S. PROVINClAL fnrltwood 29 x TYPlNC lllhle $3. Dalli.alt l8 • 34" high cablne1 tor type l~ce $20. Chests stereo-TV or b1r S 2 S, Sl.50 -$5. Ca.I carrit'f' $5. 2 Lavatory and p u 11 m a n fana $2 eat.oh. Fire lo&11 IS. CM.blnet .rw Mttvoom, in· Roto.broiler $2. 2 double ·• chtdina; hardware, o I c e foal. neon Ughta S8 each. $22.50. New 4" hl&h table SLn&le box l{lrin&I, m•ttrem la""' $8. Dog: houie $3. Cof. and trame $1. T1tbles S1 • $1 , tee tablet Sl.50 and $4. Dressinc: table and 3 foot Modem lla'ht fixture $2. 4 mltror $12. Slidir\a door Provindal bar s.toola with ahelv8 S5 U:t. M!m)red backs $8 each. &ownie metal medicine cabinet $2. 8MM movie camera. perfect Notice board and letters '5. SlJ. Metal Ironing board and Metal •crttn dOOf' $2 . Set ol cover $3. Hiking boots, like chairs $2. Lamps ::i.k • n . -Sl-$18. dishes .25 n, DrM!fW Uphcit(ered occasional ch.air S4 pe.1r. OUl.dren's dothln1. 1 NEW=~cllll=i'".,-,oom--cool~~.,-ni=. • 75 -S2, ladiet cloHUng size tl.50. Lara:e l"Ollnd bulb Ha:ht p_j.'s rainoo.ta, mlts 5c Butane candles $8. Excellent a.io .50-$8 Le.dift st\Oea 6~. tixttn, new SS. Miu&.table each. Women'• doth~, dinin& tumiturt, 8 piects $1\ 75-'2 medk:ine cheat $3 crutches Sl pair. 'l'l'avene a.lacki', swea1ers 5c • 75c. each. Boy toys 5c _ $4. P,s i,;wn mower $2{1, Sltur'. rod Sl. QuUttd vlllanee ~x-vertJble top and doors, all $2. Mangle Sl.2.50. 325 Vista de.y and Sunday June 22 _ 23 es S1 e-ach, Door with Birdcage Sl, Triumph con-Baya. 548-45.56 10 a .m. 10'11 13th St. H.B. ~&l"dware, 36 inches x 71'it vertJble lop and roos, all S2. I ~c-,=.,-;:c.--c:e7::-:C7:~ inches $2. Louvered shut-MelnWlc cll1)11. 1 a u c e r a . 15 GALLON I n du 1 t r i a l WC>r.1ENS Golf club! , bag ten, 45% x 12 inches SJ. plate1. 5c e 1 ch. New varnish S25. Power rotor S15, Enlatgt'r, Dryer, t-tc Cbai111 50c each. 1'513 mechanical IO)' s. :lie each. lawn mower S20. TO&l!lter $1. $13. Zriss Icon camera '20. O!"Mge Ave. C.M. 642-5666 Bicycle11 $3 • $4. Utili1y ~ Thurin Ave, C.M, Pipe Vice $5. 64&-1189 RACK for pickup $25. Dive tables 50c each. Pekerd-54&44411. BED Tw. Holl ···---' weiiht.s 75c. Ski boolll $7.50. Bell TV ~pltono a1binet $3. LADIES clothes, excellent, , m, . . fwlNU, PX· 847...()356 ~ Newport Blvd. C.M. ccUent condition. Used u 6~2-9814 Saturday only size& 1~-16 ~ • $1. Lan1p1 guest bed. Onl)' S25. Mela] RECORDING tllpe 4" reels ===O""C=~~~-~ 50c. Crill $1. CuM~ins 50c - bed frame SIO. 642-1283 atler SOc . 5" ply $1. MOSIUca s;i. f'IBERGLASS sink In metal SI. Carrier S2. Toys lOc • 10 a .m. Aztec c al end • r ~ s. cabinet with shell F•u~ts JSc. Baby car seats 3.X. OrnamentaJ butterOies 13. included SlO. 548-4934 Walker 50c. 335 Nus.au Rd. G~ T~~inc con-Fr~ed pictures 50c -Sl. CARPETING: 31,1 square Sat-Sun 54.>.2703 Split ~mboo drop sha~es 5, yards belnge: wool wilti pad, KENMORE au tom a t i c 6,7,8,Slee.cb.Sola pillows good condition SI yard. washer, aood condition $10. OLD Foot locker trunk $3, filngle bed trame S4. mf!tal top kitchen table small $4, 2 radio metal chairs S4, each. all in gocd ccndi ti on . ~ 17" SLIMLINE Porta.bit T.V. works good $20, Te\l'ICOpt' n. electric 113 H.P . motor $3. 847-7017 50c each, Tea towels 15c 6424888 Kenmore automatic washer, each. Lliundry cart SOc. ""===..,,--.,-,--.,..--excellent condition S20. Baby Papier mache braceletl!I 50c VEX:E"I'ABLE juicer, Acme cat bed, like new $3. Tire each. 8 x 8' rug $3. 4 x 6 $25. Tape recorder, \Vebcor tor Renault $2. M7-811S fiber rugs Sl.50. Tnulk sm. SZ: S.bop vacuum SIO. Ktttbenware JOc • 25c. Flooreacent lights, new, 6 Sandwich gri!l;-tikrnew $3. Planters IOc • lk, Ukulele foot 2 tubes SIS each. 3·18 Lawn edger, used ver;> little 50c. Pune1 SJ. Mart>le ash inclt one tube S2 each. Caa $1.50. Double bed $3. Colum- trays SL 2230 c.&nyon Or. motor, 2 HP SlO. 5 C-clamps bia woodworkers vise $7. C.M. &48-6197 S2 -$3, ei\Cfl (10-12 ineh). '60 Rollaway bed $15. Twin mat- ==,-~--~~,-1 Metropolitan parts tl • ~-tress $)5. 646-1824 FLOOR Waxer $11. drop leaf CHEST ol drawers SS. New Kitchen alnk f.l . Spl'iJ'c doo· T SQUARE $1. '49 Ford table $10, tackle box , fire act'ffn $9. Rubbermaid ble bed SS. Sund&)' mly. 2116 transmision. $2&. Small gu freshwater lures $1 .50, lerge tum table $3. D&Yenport s7. Repubjjc, C.M. 642-1939 engine with kick •art $10. 4 bullet. likr-new $25, antique M at c h i n g e h a i r S 4 , .~===~~~~~~ 4 Aluminum chaise and pad MAHOGANY bedstead $10. bolt Muatanr whtt!la SlO. 1 ' die91 $25, antiqUe chair $25, S6· New electric clock $7, Deluxe mattress and sprln~ Chrysler ~ fOf' pickup ringbird ~Ider S 1 • 5 0 • Antique la mpg Sl • $3 $25 each. Card ta.hie $5. Co!: s=;. Floor model TV, works vMity 3 mUTOt S15, portable 548-3()59 · (~ table $7, .Trays SI ea Ch. SS. Record player S 5 , linger S25 536-4191 MONTEREY I drawtt chest 2 dinette tab.les $20 and StO. 646-4349 SOUD Maple step-end tables SJ, Westinghoose c 0 (fee otDlo 1 .eo.tte__.. c~a11,.. hSl.~":~c18h. CAR • runs $25. Hauling no pair, bleck nevamai; maker 14, Waring blcndl'r t~e 1.·ua~r. eat er~ . trailer $25. 642-4676 . dinette table, 4 chains SlO, 6 $5. 2 drawer entry table Sl5. 84 inch lined. cur~ams Sl2 HEATHKIT transistor FM long B e i g e Io r m i c a Acrylic s:;ainta SI. Art sup-pe_r pa~el. 60 Inch \in~ cur; auto radio tuner S 2 S . Virtue-Brolhen table 5 plies 25c • S-1. Picture tain~ ii:er pane · 1 0 Ampliiier $25. Ask for Jim chairs $2.), 4 black bar frlm'le8 25c -S.'i. Pair end ~ dishes Sl5. 20152 673-1&95 s to I s, white naugahyde tables SS. P&ir y·el low ~~~ D~nd S~~a An ;t· =UN=us=u~A~L-cr~ib~l~25~.~An-u~·que,,... seats. 30" high $25. Hutch 6' b o I s t er s $7.50 J 1 J ff San · A ~ egasus · •green 546-179J before 6 PM ,tall J' wide S25. aolid walnut RochMter, C.M. oft Santa 0 ta na ve. captains chaiT' by Drexel Ana Ave. Sat-Sun 9-4 WEDDING dress, heavy BUNNIES, man,y breeds Sl • SlS. 3 pairs new a1uminum END t bl formica S8 50 satin S:.'5. Finger tip tl11ra $5. 546-9965 HOTPOlNT Automa tic wuher, exeellem coodition $25. w~ automatic washer e~tnt condHlon $25, Wheel and tire tor 1936 Oievy. $2, wtlttJ amt tire lor 1937 Plymouth S2. 847·8115. AMMO: 30.00 Steel jacket SlO per hundn!d. 847-5615. CAB Drytt-Kenmore model new, size 7, $a. Maple phone Plafe xlas1, 3' x 4' x !i(" S2. 70 $25, hair dryer -OOOJ" lhelf and dra11o•er 10 hang on 2 foot quilting hoops S2 e.,::h. model S20. me1al storage wall lspacesavl'rl S9. Pin·up Dutch oven $1 . Dishe1 and c1binets no a pair, kitchen lamps n each. Dillhes, kitchenware Hie • ~. File table 11.od 5 chairs S20. b oo ks , can de I ab 1• a, Mlelves ;;()c. Play pen $2. Sunbeam iron $3, walnut oc· pape1oback:s, 10e . Sl· Dotlg Baby buggy 18. Double m11.t · cMional chRlrs $20. 897-5659 S7 pBir. 2 pair zoo print treu 12· Pu:ales and g•me1 BA.BY O'ib very a;ood SlO, drapes, lined, t2" wide by 52 Hie • 50c. Kltchen scale $1. and 45'' long with hooks $5, PhollO flash equipment $5. Bathinette and d r e • a in a: Pair no.....ered &:honw pincti_ Cont&ct printe-$2. Anti· table combination h a 1 pleated drape1, 72" wide que1: Rocking chair $5. everything SB, )'CM.Ith head SU .50. 2 handaome matching Oval mirror SS. Singer ll!'W· and foot boards maple very 24 x 18 x 25" hi&'h sound ing machine base S 2.0 , a:ood S4, Luggage carrier lor changers with 8" Stephens Wuhatand $15. Coffee table atatlon wagon full length SB, speakers, shepherd cuter1 $5. Swivel desk cha.irs $4, $7, 2 ~ bicycle tires 26X2.125 $25 eachh. Medicine ttst: $10. 910 W. 19th. St. COila $1 ~ach, make-up mlrf'Ol' rood as new, glaas shelves Mesa. 548-3242. Sat · Sun dud __!!!h~s $3, coffee table ._.Md llfie mirror $5. Two noon~ PM Sl. pans anCI diMes .f O to travene rod!, Sl each. en " 1 ·"'=7.'==-,..""=--1 .25, old electric l!eWing l20" traverse: rod St .. NAUGAHYDE p I at form rocker SIS. Mahogany Dun-machine $.1. f>36.-.(MO;J 1-1.B. Formica and a:lass circles, can Ph)'le table and 2 DOUBLE Bed, mattress, box JO" diameter ( c o n v e r t s chairs, best conditk!n $25. springa S10, crib and met· orange crate lo round table Shopping cart $3. M~t saw tresa $5, high chair S:Z.50, 2 13with noor length clothl Sl. Braided rug, 4 • 6 $2. cribs S2.50 each, men's ·50· Shutters Zic eacn. Box ol dishes 25c -SOc. Imn bowling ball. C8lle and 1hoe1 Se.lad molds, copper color tlkille1a Sl. Meat pindl!r 10~ SlD, Woman's txw.i.inl' 45c each. l51,I x 32'' glaas rt.SO. Lace boots, 8r.e ~ ball, caae and shoes 7~ $10, I for desk, or coffee table) S3. RemingtM port ab I e colemllll two burner stove S2• Sturdy cane S 3 · 5 0 · Typewriter S7. Univeraal cof- mafl Artificial tloweni 3c each. fee maker SJ.SO. Set of aauce S7• 1 camp 0001"' $5, "'--house 13. Sm,11 M•x· camp'." pol• -" -w ·-1 ~ pans $1.25. 1741 Pomona .. g · · ... ~.!, '"' "" ican pottery chick on baskr-t S5. glrlR 24'' bike with baby ~. Collapsible hat rack Ave. Space 50. C.M. seat SS. two dressM'1 SIO 45c. Lighthouse night ligh t, PLATFORM roc+:er SS . each, miscelt-neous Items Sl real marble, nttds mending Television, as la SS. End to JlO. 53G--O'l6'9 Sl .50. New rotisserie motor table Sl.50. crutches. new TABLE Anlique QueE'n Anne, Sl .50. Two 'l4" flute edged, $5, Rollaway double bed $5. d r a w e r . a I a i a t o p , pewter washed copper an-Dishes 5c • 35c. National 18X33X291h:". Bought I n tique trays from Cairo! $25 Geoiraphics 20c take all tQr Ge.nnany S20. 962-3650 each. Pine 2 tier end table les11, Gius SS. Vases Sc - SS. Modtm light fixture, 50c:. 2 planten $1. n.25. brass, uses 3 bulbs $2 .. 180 Comforter 50c. Drapes S1 • Mira Loma Pl. off Tustin, 75c. 161 Broadway, C.M, BARBER Oippel"S'. Scars beat professional quallly w/2 srl.! of ht"sds $8, 962-3650 block north of Del Mar. lou ve red Window framt's SJ 646-~ e, · ' S25. Sii~ ~7. 335 Nassau Rd. MAPLE droplell'f !able and 4 pair, T.V. awivel table S2. HARDBACK b I I C.M. 54J-2703 chairs SZ.::,. 8.\3-1734. 4~3J ;S~IJ~RrnO=""A~RD='"s"-;k~•~tra=ik>r SJ, rowing machine SJ. ab"-mat-.._ __ ,__ :_~1 " et '1 r LOVELY French Provtncj.ijll Sandburg Way, Jr vine 962-3650 64&--6796 19" Z~NITH rablt model TV. ¥."Orks S20. 3 electric train SK1LSAW "'Cbmpact" Model a!'lll and accessorle11, 811 for 53:!, excellent for cabinet in-$20. 2 louvered doora, 80 :x DELUX.E 5erta doul:lle mat-•taJler $20 Drill motor, % 2t S5 each. Child's drt!ssea, 13 •-·-• h ha' -uuv ..... , some c.vi ege · ex a, rr Lab! 120 646-4060 tUniverslty Parkl tre~ · ~.,.y uman-ir cookbooks, excellent. new co ee e · auburn W\g cost SEifl. &ell condi.Uon. Sl . $5. 646-2609 PATIO furniture, redwood OJLWE AKC $25. 546-9965 C()mplete with stand, case & . table and benche9 $18. HAMMARLUND 1horl wave &pr&)' for $25, ladiea dre&5es ~ ~;;,: light fix-Oiairs S2. Upbotatered lfv-receiver 10 OKC to 20 MC sizJe 141 and 16 $1 and S2, · . . ing room chairs $2{1 each. $25. Hammarlund power women's shoes size 10 nar· ~ aew1n~ m ~ch I~ e Hollywood beds Including supply S20. 548-8'136 row .5(1 and $1 , jewelry .25 cabin~t with electric sewing mau.resses and spPings S20 I •"'°"'""~t,--::c-:-7"-,.; to .50. • 8402 Friesn.nd Dr., machine end atool S.25 each. each. .f door cht"!lt SIO. PHEASAN ' m • 1 e $3. H.B. 2 blodn!i South of Old whiskey bottles $1 -;.$2· 2 968-1540. 10145 Disney Cir· 546-99GS Warner Avenue off Newland couches S5 -$20. Antiques cle, H.B. AM, FM, '!!!IN tranailltor radio Street 9 to 5 p.m. dresser with mirror ll.2. Old FOUR ood 8·45.15 h't -Cl.25=. ~-=1~8274-:-~-c= Spanish hangillg lamp 18. g · w 1 e HAMILTON Be.ch electric REFRdGElR.A'TOO S2!1. bunk Old log wood tlove SS. 2'2" wall tires, three ate Plycron knife, excellen{ SU. 548-8236 twin bed.a Sl5 each, !Win rotary mower $20. Push and ~e ~year, recaps 6pr;ng mattress $8, doub4e ~·er SS M I phone SlO 1 piece. Ouldren s tram· 1WO twin matll"enea, clean bed $10, 2 n a u g ah yd e latlle with· dra!~re $6. 300 ~line, 90 lb limit. r~rame Sl5 each. 548-&36 couchel t 25 eadl. 2 mat· yards of new drapery duun~nlle:s for storage and coo=ua=L~E~bed~-,-.. ~"'"-d~bo-.,d ching chairs $lit each, materia.I 50c yard. Carpets carryini $20. Hounds tooth $8. Dinette table and 4 walnut end·#bles S5 each. n · $20. Electric Java lamp 1.0 1: c 0 a 1• ~50 co;i1u:. chairs, (c h 1 i rs need dinette set $2(), power S20. Old chin1 electric clod< ~:.i w:,n 5~ · atize1567 upholsteringJ , 3 s p eed mower $10, pcol filter $15, $6. Wizards-Apex upright Pegasus St. Santa ,\l\A record player SJ. 4 me1al hand mower $5. f I on r vacuum c I e a n e r SlO. Heights chair& $4. Occasional chairs, polisher $5, vacuum $5, Mechanic'• and c:arpmter's · . S3 -$9. Old Hoover, works, wood panel accordion doors tool hoxeti, tools 25c _ $1 . SIAMESE and Burmese kit-$2. Oki beat~ chest (18471 $15, to SZ:i. walnul T.V. Typewriter with table $20. t)'. .racroon . color S .~, S12.50, Bird cages S2. Grate St4!reo cabinei $'20, gas Jewelry 25c -$:25. Folding ~111sh1ng machine, needs hx· SI. Medicine cabin& !2) $5. he!lter SlO, ironing boam SJ, chait'I SI each. Off!ce chair ~Mg SS. 72fi James. Apt B. 8·9 VeReiable drawers SJ. formica table top $5, room S8 .. ~etacy chair )RI. 21,,,====--~-,,-Lam'PS $2 • SJ -$4. Shutters divider bar $10, typewriter twin stze ~II $2 each. 2 SURFBOARD rack I o r SJ ea.ch. Sat AM only & Sun- Slt:I childs desk $10. Sabre wheel shoppmg cart $2. Volkswagon, new SJO. Bowl-day. 518 FemlNlf, CdM 98~ needs wcrl S7 utility L&mpe $2 -$5. C»d antique ing ball, 16 lb, baa and S GAU.ON aquarium with trailer frame S20.' 15432 lamp and .tati~ combination shoes, s.iu 10. complete SlO. 1cceuories almost ne w Du~ Cir H B ~76 $10. Beautiful pictures, large 5 and lI'Orl goU club Sl .50 $6.75. 842-2342 · · · and small 50c: -$10. Anti-each. 54>1331 AITACHMENTS for Hoover 4 PRACI'ICAILY New 6 !:_ed . Provincial wh ite CRIB $15, Stroller $5, Rock-uprig'tlt vacuum $8. Old gailan jeep Cftfl6 S.1 each. ......._ktaj{ table, 18 x 34, S15. ing horse SS Baby clothes le a n c h o r ( o r o u t d o o r S.16-0ni. Antiqued ~incia.J white • Sl . Ne~ carry-all Sl . decorating $4. K e ros en e MINNESCrrA Fata Ne slick glazed ceramic top table 24 W11lnut potty chair $j, Car lamp witti chimney Sl .50. with zippered case $15. x 24 SIS. St.~p stool SI.SO. s:: bed SJ. Car aeat $1.50. :112 Tape. prints lor decor•ting Small p n r I ab I e h\pe ta.n SJ. IO fan SJ.SO. 20 l.ugonia, N.B. Sl and S2. Bar-8-""·e with _ _, window Ian S20. Wesr Bend ===~,---~~= '" recorder wi1h mike arfU 48 cup coffee maker SlO. SOFA S25. Car creeper $4. 12' Rotisserie S5. Embroider P.allJhone.5 $10. S1eCI bed WeslinghOU!!e eleetric can ladder SR. Storage chest $6. with Paint Kit S3. Mosaic Lame , ..... ""in or full size • - d 13 o.~ '"pplies Sc ._ ""--M ..... 25c " "' '" opener $3. Lu18'3&'e rack $4 ..... wn lf!!l"ll er .. .._.uecue •u ~. _.. · trellS, box spril'lgs, rrame inch, extra bil let with jacket.a, size 5-6. boy's $25, good condition, 962-8095 metal carrying case $15 quilted jacket, ai ze 14, 50c - 5 PIErE Ouume dinette set, Motor, %, HP. Fial base $5. S2. Sat-Sun S-6. 335 Nu.u like new, S2S 531-1432 Vacuum. Electrolux, ex· Rd, C.M. 54.5-2703 FR.ENQI Provincial cheet cellenl cmdilion, with at-BLUE P.addecl car .eet, wu $25, twin beds $25, Ketrmore t.achments S24J. Carpet $12. -now SS. 644-1006 Eut ""-'· B I 0 ,·, 11 ll.,. BluU, NB washer S25, lawn mowe1' '5, ~~-,.... J Flexie $5, Pedal ear SS. ' Baaebalit, ofllcial American LECTRIC Broom $10, Elec- 968-4049 l.efll'Ue, still In boxes $2.5d bic carpet sweeper $10, BIRCH Bookca.w headboard each. 8 a 1 e b a 11 bats, Zenith clock radio $5, ftoor Louisv!Ue slua:gera S2 each. acn.Jbber SS. 536-7017 with frame $25, double size Bike, Men'i 26". fair con-I ===="=--,-'--~ '•-· and bo' •-•·",' WALNtM' Formica -eoffee ma "',..,.. ,... ""' di lion, 11""'-·et&hl I 7 , 5 0 '"'I' 120 · Sch · blk ...,. qi;•.... T • b J.e $5: Smith ·Corona . mans w1nn e •~u. Antlers, Dttr, on wall Mo'.. •---• h--~,1 po~e -...writer 18 : ic un.vi ,..""' ••uuu bracket $.2 Snake, King, Jlh .,,.,..... SIO, doUhou:se for ti" doll in tt long , and hea lthy S6 CO&CO Infant seat $5: car carrying ca.se S2. !urfboerd Lizards. Swift 25c each, aeat S2: electric can opener lo' 2" .,.,.... 3 •· h't S3: iter'Vice for • china SS: ~J y....,, w 1 e Ai.,,lane, Cox, •"· -'""'· B d t ' . 1 13 -·..,-· Schick electric shaver, .... roc11. e m a er a • new condl.tlon P....st modcl -... """"" and unused SJ.S5; model """'-""''' SlO Rifle. ~.-l .. ..fje{d, boh .,,... "08' a~ bui!t and tmbullt HANDMADE I t e m 1 action, single ahof S I 0 25c _ IJ: Kodak Ehr1luh beautiful gold brocade 540-4319 camera S2: 548-3390 3MA skatlna-outfit compleiely COF'F'EE Table a.nd 2 end 16th Place. O:lsta MelMl lined , sequin trim. size 9-10, tables $5. J tahle la.....,. $2 115 Wh.t '1 I t · .. .,.., FOUR 850xl5 whltewaJl tirn, . 1 e eeve est enn1s each. Kitchen tablt' S8 2 or skating ouifit, navy and kitchen chairs $2 each 0oo. S20 646-5970 f'ed trim, size S.lG. SlO. Site ble bed with bookcase head-DINNE'I'TE Set, like MW $25. 4 blue satin belle! costume board, box springs and mat-673-3034 w,lttt blue and white aatin trtss Sl5 Dreaer, 6 drawers DANISH Dre!:ser • de a k. pet.ala, SlO. Girl'1 dreues, $15 O>est rJ. drawers $15 Imported 2 dn.~ ~ S'l.50. Cover-all aprons I~ Chest rJ. drawen S7 Couch compeMmenU and mimlr' for over lchool. dnese1, size and arm dwtir $10 Anny cot $25 646-8274 4 -6, Sl.50. Lad I es with mattress S3 Kitchen · ht ss ...._ .. , Am Co. nditioner comp....,.. n1g gowns ...... es&es, N . ut11ity catiine; S5 Child's B.~1 and -•h ~ dol l for car, heavy duty $25 G.E. rue "' er ..,pe desk SS Room divider fpole I •"-1--•u•· v garbage disposer S8 12 V c ou,.,s, ""' Ing' ogue type\ desk SS Baby bll58inet- Ginn)' and large dolls, 25c 1o le S8 Baby wicker wardrobe power motor $2 673-81W5 Sl . Nice OO)oa clothlng size llO PO'(cy che!r S2. 583 w. CAR-Top luggage r ack. 10-12 Including 1uit and Ba,y St. fi42..50li, C.ost.a deluxe mod~) $10 54&-7i67 dress shoes, nearly new. 50c Mesa CJ-nHUAHUA Male p.ippy. tD $t. 2003 No. Broadway, Haa "-' all "'· -•-·,. s .A. 836-88)2 BARREL Back chair, ex-JMl.U ""' ""' bed $5. Two blirda, botb Beautituf Ma'Ple T . V . grill 1~;50· S~1de viewer J ya.rda green and brown 36xi>O one fringed $2.50, one cabinet with door for tle:r $8. $2.50. 15 car nms S2 each. wool fabric 00' wide $5. plain Sl .50. All new. 892-9923 Old oval ipclln'P frame:, 19 x Garden hoses S50 ead\. Biaael !'\lg cleaner $3 . 1873 =="'°'o--..,..---- ed D sa Rhodes Drive. Mesa Verde: cellent frame, n e e d a ehl1dren S25 531-«illl WNNT To make • !'\Ji « recwerklg SS G.E. eiectric TRANSlTIONAL Table lcnp wall hanging? Llits of run · oven touter $5. SO'ttn door. JJO Kitchen table and 4 will sell my Monte!.! IPPl't'd 79 x 32~ $1. Electric fan Sl chairs S9 2 ]llaaitJc arm hooktna nttdle wortb $16.25 O'laiBe lounge with pad S.1 chairli S6 Formal electrie = ~~~o~~g . ~at~ ~k~c~.:~ SCR·AM-LETS DlssroN Tree aaw with \adie:a sizP'S 10 to 14 dresses. bottom JIO ~ir, Sun Ray-wooden c•se $8. 548-8236 sul!A, capria, bl o u a e ~, St:u"UNJI 36"' diameter clec. ANSWERS GAS ttlrigerator apartmc_nt formals. Men's aizce 38 lo 40 ll"ic walldock $12. Pole size, good SS. 675--0988. 427 ~lacks. jacket.!, lopooets. lam.p, as ia Sl .50. 2 potty Outcry • Gimlet -Gibbet • East Bay, Ba.Iba 1Westere. Man)' new. S2 to c~rs 5Ck each. 55 Ford Wideat -Ossify • Member • BEAlrrtFUL Salmese kitten $15. 89Z-992J radiator, good $8. Fok! up GET SERIOUS 9 weeks $10. 548-1981 -~-~,-~~--laundry ClU1 S2. Large ice: • · . BABY Crib, white d'l!'luxe cheat SS. ~8,)-i>oy &: poclce:I A girl told her boy fneod STUDIO bed SlS. 3 peir white Bal:lyline. 6 year 1ize $7. boob lOc _ Z)c. Dtshes IOc _ ""1wi had just bttfl draCted, drapes no t9Rlr. MMogany 1147-8383 $5, Porlable radio with "I'll wait for .You. even it I dt91«1able SS. Otflce chairs AKAi l~pe recorder par1• fl, tubular utension apeakr.r have to date all kinds ol un-$5. Italian Jmti sweatrrs 1-1. o . train layoul $20. Con-$10. Sa1 -Sun 9 am-8 pm. 95.i a~allng men jusl ao I $7.5(). Luggage $2.50 • 15, troi board $2(). 8t:J',' Scout W, 16tb ~. C.M. 642-8249 wont Gf:I' S~IOUS w 11 h O:JverOO bar·b-que $1 .50. bade pe.clt-$5. Qwomistry .et CHROME lorm.ica table Md any on~•-m_••-·,,---~~ 1brow rug1 75c. Bedlll(Jl'eadB SS. Elrt.'batica lab SS. l9'fr c:balrs, box: a:Qnng SINGLE nwttrHs S 1 O, $2. O:ioking utensilt; 50e ·SJ, Schwinn r.dftg btke $25. diahes and 1 metal 1tk>e 646-7220 73'J N&rmsu.. CdM. 6'75-Z117 540-8376 radta S5 tabm all.~ lso'""F"A°"l5..-. "'M"a"tc"11"1u_g_ma,....,h--=ss. PINBALL mechlne $ 2 S . GAS a~ $10. sftt~ TYPEWR1TER table $ 7 . 2 double doon with glus SL"i 54&-1970 ,JOllM, CM. 548-7348 Ole9I $7. Dlshec 2c • $2. pa.Ir. 2 11eel bunk beds $10 OR~ER S7. Pole lamp $5. ;.c...c._""-~~-°'"''"""'°' Radio!! S2 -55. P1trwhtton pa.lr. 2 Yotub sh:P fOl:lm mat-1-lod $5. B•r B-Q Sl. Doll PULL down dining light $8. S4 each. Tuuter SJ, Ts.bit table. 22'" x Qi" SlO. Double house $3. CablnP.ts tor F'Uli 1\u gas ranae $%J. and 4 cha.in $15, Baby bed frame S3. Dol.j)le bed, stonigr-or toya $3.50 each. F'rigidail'\? waftr. need • clothes 5c • $2. Ttlble foun . heavy frame on roll<n, with 5JS...f.o71 repe.1r '15. OrBpery rods Sl-lain SS. Bilby «n::ilter M. m•tlrtse and box: llPl'lrl&'• S2. Young m811't 1uk $20, Rua: lh&l'l\pooft' $7. aottie. $10. 3 airl bike., all !or $10. CUITAR $U. 6')...5662 very good. Tirea, 6.10 x: IS, 25c -llO. Men'1 -.iii. SlO. Maiple ma.g.ui/'llf' ch..ir $3. HANGING I us c h I a a in S2. f100f' tiie $2. AUJ tape 3274 M.chipn, Me. Venlt Sat-Sun. 9 AM • S PM. D5 redwood bMketa 16, $6, S7. recorder parts $1. 546-3376 BROWN SecUonal ll)fa $:IO. Harding Way. C.M. 1 block 459 £, Flower St. C.M. AUTO tape pll)'ft". 1.', track White~ couch $10. ~ st . John the Baptlgl LUCCA.GE C91TIM' for sta· .tereo $$Wood dinette M!t , Ui*>latered ct.ira $3-flO. urcft St0--1607 tton wa20r1 D'.l. G.E. wallle 6 chairs. tom»ca top $25. Ta.bl~ $7,M..$3).00. ~ DRYER. woridn1. u la S5. Iron SS. Redwood picnic A I I a Romeo p&t1S, dif· s.;....$10. Deak $1S. DreMtn 642-173.'I . table and beneh4!g S'IO. I~ and axle '25, Rear $%>. ffOU9eWllJ"H 50c-S10. 374 S DRAWER ~-1,-1~172~. 5'fl..M73 br._,. and drumt $25. Le:lroit, l.q-4M-0147 Wooden hlah chair SS. 1956 GERANTUMS. large bloom· Mllttlll Jltan.« SZ, St&-63!?. FOUR Olrwne dlnettt dlaiJ1I Thrcl heads with new val\'e1, ing pWita in pota $2.25 each. 3U4 Trnl;y Dr., C.M. $2 MCh.. lndiain bead~ 1!5 P'ord header With 642--32163 nAT bed udlftr tnler. L'Ollection 24. dtttinnt ror ~ ~~ BEAtmJ'UL •ppllqued twin ntoedf a lllht and a ticoerwe $15, 10' rect¥wxid pte $25, ~"--m~~-. -~ ... me quJlt., all hind madt -".. ~~ ·-Sl5 '""" Cocoo .... dud< =-4IM-61'8l DeW tmdJ Goocktch dre Juadnr JJO. Antique drnter teether pil1owa SS pg. And- BABY I~ C... bed $4, $10, 1\9 o:n IQ'dratdk: "°°'" hue JlO. 28' Walnut St. qurt Mart b a Wuhing'lon ~ _. $6, mr ~ S1l. &.(M3] CM. 846-6463 HW'inr c.trlne\ $25. sun. eeM S:.. <all tlh newl. RAIBl'niSmllltfted:Aduttl 1WO nip, Mee and deen,-9 btarn touter 15, Walkins Steili.lll!I' &l'ld hcmtt $1. and. Nbli!I! Sl:iO e. •ch x 12, 1 l"ffll, 1 Sold 16 and ca.ner $5, sn.-Mlll. 310 -bl&'l5c.MH212 -ru. iM """'ttan. or. r...r..i. 01M • for $10.00 and lrame $5. 642-2267 clock SS Mural tapel'lrJ S6 , 646-5965 OJLDSPCYI' refrigerator with 962-3025 1 REx;ULAR Size "Reial amllll meat compartment. STUFFED, I de • I , toy RMI '' med.ii.rm firm -10 Auto cooler 19. nl4 o:.n. Kangaroo' 1, new and year guarantee $25. ~ tinental, C.M. loveable, $1.25, 5&8236 ,.,,_,,,,, I .~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;~~~~~~~~j BIRE:s. 26" boy& and girlg I. fl5 each. Couch, ~ work ~. Oiair $$. Electrlc range top $5. Cb.lid'• billiard table S10. Cigaret1e machine $5. Rink akates, ,ri. $3.50. Strftt ski.tea, ~ Sl Pool frame and wa.U, 15' by 3~' high $10. Slot-car-eet. 81 pieces $25. Ot'apes $5. Hich chair $3.50. T08ster $2.50. Car radio 52. Clothes linet SI. Patio dla:.in: S'1 each. Ores~ 9Sc. Tb)'& 35c. Books Sc • s1. Office retri1er111tor S1.2. Garbage dieposal SS. 548-49Jll 945 VictDr1a. C.M. lllt 10 AM SCHWINN 10 lpeed d e rallleur bike $25. Girl's bike Sl5. l..Arge: siz.e WC'.'! 5U\1 $10 . Stencil duplkator -like new 11' 646-!001 roR s1111e: 9'6" S..-flS 494-1&1 HOBlE DINE"ITE tllble with extra leavff $JO. Wllnut chest d &-awen St UUlity tabla S2. 2 r 11 d ~tber bottom chain S1 each. Smell coUff tabae 13. ,...,.. 111· .n.., ss ..... SUn 60-l<m. 19.'Q Wallace, API r . C.M., TOY blnocuJan, nl'!W, rMlly -·""'·-. DIME·A·LINE PATRONS ARE URGED TO REPORT ANY IR·REGlJLARmes THEY FIND IN PRICING OR MERCHANDISING TO THE IWARNING!l DAILY PILOT Advwtising not <:0nformin9 to our Di- A·line ,.gulotions moy be in •iolotion of both City ond Stelo a .. rd of Equoliuiion codoa! \ .. ------.-.~.~----·-------~~----_ ...... ___ ------- J I • DIME -A -LINES * * * * REAL ESTATE ltEAL ESTATI ANNOUNCEMENTS GonlrM _;Gll~;::..,;::.;:;;M'-----l-'ltld:;,;;;~NO~T.;;IC;::ES;;o..._,,_ '-Pnoporly 6000 :;A;::"-="---....:::'200=lofou=nd:::....:l::..;frM=.;;A:.:cb:ol...;6400'""" 16 i.-ty 1 lllt ,.,... A ........... ON ST. !lfmud !oomd In°"""' 1 Ftn;: beaut II lat. pertttt: 1 1 10.r,_IJI del ~tar. Pleue c • 11 .....i ....._ Nr. -DEVELOPERS A .,,....... uk for Nin<;)' INVESTORS ' Approx Irie. $19,c:o:> yrly. '* 80 LEVEL AOlD* ST. BERNARD l..OoldUI dog. f'RtNI' And !Ml' 11Nt for PINE drop leaf ~ ~ I MOYJNG. cma .-.: Ml a CARPET, Dnpeaid ., .x ~/~f lde&lty locall!d iD bCtt-drY vie. Acacia St. OIX 6'1Wi876 JSOO F'lkoo. •-· -Couch no. cx.u .. ...,. $5. ,,,_ wflh .._ S2!i. 2 .... sz. --.,...,, .....n.""""" .,,.. ._., '"" --.,. ror N&nQ ms oce1-.... -Six icl: Cl.n:I New pa bMllel' $U. 2 bQy'• hlcbboY '° Dlllk:lli $ 2 0 • wanderfu1 dr)'..air!. jllil lJ JIB ail ill Costa M.cu. about dlairt. pdftd with Jll'ilm'r blc:Jetes $12MCh.. mn.,z;a. -.bciipay heedhwd wm. SKIRTS, LMlifll wit '5--ed. BAY FRONT TRIPL~ mllel Fall of ear a I 0 • J weeks ago. Pteuc clalm Oilbea alld sble lt, l'fd chHfon e<Yeniac Privele bMd:I 6 dock b Sa dttltJ'"" &t&-2600 SUI etdt.. ~ roc:k1*c 50c. 1J.aem ScXJ5c. cupboards abthu U5. drUI llO.IXI' ~U:S Jd8.l localion. s:no,oo:> <•-btt. &tt•I eicp&nSioo 1 t. I •1· • OUR FAMOUS * * cbaJr SZS. Sewn fooC oaflH 5c-25c. ~ 5c -25c. Duncan Pbyfe dinlne table alreacly begun:) F<Old C,ol.lie. bro'-'ll, white tMllt po ' x I «Wpclnd Qriatmu deorationl 5c-with ChrH cha.frJ 115, apt.rt-MISSES And Ladies kw\•ely 615-(11'11 90 maa • mack Lakes in and blk, Hunlington Bcb alive gold nae f3l Four 25c. ~ nw::lw bottl1e1 it. merit size stove, Ul, maciH: dtem:el. Alts, co• ts • afU! Ideal tot re 1 or t area. IC'i'..1962 ba9SI (!' t> l'n' dlametrr) '$7"'s72"window, complete coucb $10, maple rocklna: blousK, bmch tce'I. de., Businns R•nf«I 6060 de•elopment, •lf•tul==='====== tar ~ .... erean .nh $15. CnttsmlD la\\'ll mower chair $15, map\e oi.·ftllt16d = :!· .!!;,_ ~· .:!!: OOMMl:R.ClAL Store Bk!.c. ~. fish raisine. etc. Loat 6401 pap $25. Rooro: di'rider', 3 and ~ ~ Pictutt cbalr $15, single bed $JO, -• ~---.. ~,. ~ new 12 OQJ 911 ft. PriJnt ••• OMJOl'(1mities boundli. ... u. ....... 1--------- Whoddyo Wont? Whoddy• Got? SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR NATURAL BORN SWAPPEltS Spocl•I Rote ahelft'I llDd cn...-s $10 s· x trames 25c-S1. Dmk dock roneoe and end table $5. 01 ~. CM. ..,_.._,., uea 2' blb Soutb O>aa.t. nu. ia a rvt mrertrir at-UN ABLE Blade I grey 4' oil pl.indnc ( c It J $1. O:.C:O atep stool $1.:iO. ~ of. drawen S8.. floor I MOTOR $25, 1 motor $25, 2 Pl.u.a..· ~ car park i 111 ~ ~ tnwstor a Out 'nger striped cat. Alls to 5 """ -s 11--5 bucb RULE• -"'° 111vn IHCLUO• waterfronl skytine) S 2 S • Feather ticking S2. Old lamp S8, wood I able 2 cllllirs tankt $10 ~ '2 patio chain "'f:roaf'. AU or part, air futiire! Pft'lonal cittum· Tilly. May have gotten ill White aruin&, 1 i n e d hattlbag!: ot XI'• 25ic • SOc. S7. IMge reproduced pain. S2 eadl, l BBQ Sll, 1 ping cmd. !!lie 1q. IL M5 Bahr staneH force this sale: will &omeone's cat I: i:ooe for a . •/pmrk, &4 J: 60 SlO for Draftin& t"uel S3..!i0. Dec-ting $5, toaster good tDr pong t•ble Sl.2, 10 pads. St. CM Owntt S£.24!1 sell all or part, Call O'-''!IP.r; ridr. Lo&!: 6/12 Vic. of l-Whll --" .,.... ~,. ¥911 JMlll • ""'· I-YO<!• ..r-•n•:ll• ~ "'-! Mnn tt .......,, ...... ._.,.OlltlNG 1'0111: SALi! -fRAOl!!I OHLYI PHONE 642.5671 bath. Antique leather inlaid trk tri\'el St. Can opt"n('t $1. di!Km $4, h 1 n d made U .98. J for Sll.50, 1 !6kling e PR.DIE Retail Loea.tkm e 847-6640 Ev W wedtends. James St., C.~I. Rewatd? To Ptac• Your Tr•d•r'• Par.1dlM Ad atep-tabrie-, mahogany J2:>. ?o1f'Qt grinder tl. Hibachi Norv.·egian r;weater r;i.u 4, table S'I0.50, 1 redwood set ' STOilE 17 J: 40 Call ~8-1537 after 5:30. Guitar, did body. tv.·o fl.50, '2 Swedish hardwood $3, &\6-6629. lll Cost.a MNB n 2. 1 Blonde table $5.'25. 1 lm Harbor, 01 646-'654 SECLUDED OLDER black !Ong-haired pickup& fJ). Bladl marble patio chairs S3 eedl. Dog s1 .. c.osta Metia. rociring dmlr $3. I cart $4, 1 !Jhor1 111iled cat. June 13 al9b tor ~ framing be!<! n. Ceramic tiles Sc. REF1UG. waaer coolet sz, la•-n JnOYo't'I' $12. 1 reri Office Rental 6070 VALLEY oe1ghboi1W>Od ol. @00 blk no.1933 Wallace, rear, C.M. Boy'• dothff .x. Sat " Qi.est o1. dn.wers S1 .50. mower 125, 1 couch n o, TV tti Acres in ~ hills nonh Preaklk>, CM Rrward $20. Crw?ar 19th aod Piaceatia) SUDday, 9-6. ~ N1.S88u Rd., Barbecue SJ,.50. Baby crib $5. (u is), 1 9ettee -smaH LAGUNA BEACH of F..&ccndido with an 11>-S6-0589 or 540-8812 &C2-=r C.h-1. s.G-27(ll no. Surlblanl S25-955 Joan $7.50. 2 end tables $2.95 Desk' spaces available tn undance of wale!" spril'lgs LOST': Man's gold Omega OCEAN red ss. Ocean mdA LOUNGE dWr su . 2 oc· St. &tt-7077 eech. 1 ladder S 2 . 5 0 . newest ottice building· al creek 4r: • 11D1all lake:. Mee· wrist watch; men'• nan1es S3 _...,, .t.--:IO#)no $5. Slot ~oal .....__,_ JU each .. -=-=~-~~-.,..,~-oowltiea from lOc to 50c, prime 1oc:ation ln downtown ~'S & oak trees are on this OD back·, retirement gif1. ~ -....,.... .._...... g....., n 10 GAL aquariwn, stainleu t .,...,_. Beach • ~ .. • Beauty Salon • 4 stations - room f~ 2 more. all equip. incl. FOR eq. in !mall home or submit • any reas. pn> posal. Rhr. ~. Y.'ILL TRADE My $.100 equity in 1 %. Acres nr Palm Springs for !!?'?'r!!'?! ear JIO'i"!!' p&k boU6 $2 o;ttee table $5. Prepo plrnic eel be Pl.us Bric a ar.c. D9 .._ ... _ · ...., c:ondi. llllK1 plus a beautiful home, RD\' ARD! fi75.2:?58 eaclL Qothing, 10 sir.n Ilk· ~e fl, Pair prolrsslonal ~=i.er7~ta ~~;~ Harbor mvd., Costa Mesa tiOl'led, carptted, beautilul IWim.mb:Jg pool & guest FOUND • pr e 1 c r ip lion e 5J6.1131 • $5. t.ampg 25e-$2. nm Sl.50 roller skates $2. B,o y' s .... y. pi"• 30 -.....,..., .,.... 00-4400 paneled partitioning. T w 0 hou.se.. Full price S115,1XXI ...i~--in Park!"" lot at 1---=--==-==-=--.. .... .. _ ...,., entrances; rear leach to ,._ ... _ 5~ "6 HAVE 11 Un.ill, good .sbel- ndt. Hats :&-751!. Shoes Sdririrm bike, needs repair $2'1. Bird cq:e \\ith stand $4. 10' RUSSll.L Slrlboard $25. Municipal parking k>ta. $S0 For uq.ucr information, Daily Pilot. 330 W. Say St .. tL't plus Income. $39 M 25e-$'.!l. Dish e 1 Sc -Sl . si. Bl~ 5 dra\\·er tile !;6-J.W Car radt SS. Bike rack $10. .... mcmth tar _.......... ....... please call Glenn Thompson _Cba~la-M_,,. _______ 1 ---"-·•..,, Fioor wax S2 ••. ~.,;.,... spotlight st. ~=~-~~--= Hl Fi ak • ., ,.,,,,.__ ~ .. _..... _,.. with e<JUitY. TAKE Beach, FalJ. DWUI........... -. ~ ·-.... 2 vw nres and rims, one $6, · spe en -.r....-: S5 for desk and cb.a.lra. Add LG. Blk. dog/white .streak brook, Pauma Va 11 e y, gal. Janitor mops, new Books Sc each. Fur coat $25. one $4. Baby crib $6. ~1358 $10 for business hours an. E1c818k~ ~~ssoc., Inc.. on chesf. ls No. 3337. 3124 Mountains or 7 ~tadge Da· $2.50. New mop heads Sl.~. Ne'A' 12 P boe.I prop $4. Box COPPER Tubi""' !Oft coil -S\\'•"n" service. All utilities · ........ pman Ave. Llnroln \Vay CM 546-1075 · Rlt 642 1~ Cedar chest $25. Typev.Titrr boo.I hardwatt $2. Lawn I ~"'~'~·~"'~'~"----~--•,, .. n ? "Ao ....,_y ... ., ~-;;:-:,. Pl 1_, ~i.-.. Orange, Calif. ' vis, r. -VVOJ. S2S. Nev.· practice..goH balls lll0Yo'1?1" S3. Shov~I sol 1942 ~; .horseinwer -electric· ,;,c=•=-~-oo:~:;..----1 v-au ........ e ioe.,. .... "'. -~ E~wknds 53S-6W Reward! Yr. old bW< & brwn HAVE \\!alc:rlront 1'1obil • • e ,,.,.,.., L.__, CUS'J'O:O., 9· -~-new S1&5. -OAILY PILOT --I "!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-~ -............. 1 Doberman Pincher. Male ba I lOc-SOc. Electric motor $2. Santiago Dr·. N.B. Sla-o.><><1 mo1or ttO. Double u....., SIO. ._ 222 FOREST AVENUE Home w1lh ca na , r lrp c, Bc>•ling bai1J $1 each. Jet NE\\' pellet pislol $15 , ~147 :~nlea~ ~-'~ LAGUNA BEACH 10 A~ Near Yurca Am;, Tegray. Call 5.16-86ll Cree & clear, $11,750. se&ll $10 each. Bueball 548-1979 NEW fuzz wne di.stortion box ·--..~'f"o"" $.!»66 Valley. SJ,995 full pr. 10% ~tALE Cocker Spani<-1. CM WANT Hoose, Unit, Land, lhoe'J $2. Tables 51Jc.fl. f.-el ......... ft ·a.ri'-• -.. ___ '125. 636-1265 1-~---=-==----down &: 1% per mo. Call Tag No. 6!DI. Blond. VK. ol or?'? Madge Davis Realtor FIAT bed utility trailer "" "'-.... "" a-• .... ""' utlal> -==-=-"'-'--~. ~-OETA MESA · BREA k N NI J.1 Verd ~l!' $1. Eectric &lx>e needs a light eod • license $20. Electn:d: parts Sc.--?Jc. 4 MAN toMgpu with tnke6 ANSWERING SERVICE Bree · ott R ty 546-6-a&t esa e. 545-Z?4.1'42-c~'"";;·==;:--,,-,,-,-., a hi ne r $ t . S • nt-1 Ir $25. 49f...576l Tranmtor radio kit St. '15-4 dra\\'er metal file Offers . ontitioned ottJe l.;iti1=9=======~1:;:-:-:-'""".:-----:-:::: WATERFRONT & dock; 3 :::=-u~ ~:. CRAF1'SMAN band I awn Power supply kit $3.50 HO cabinet $10. Lab ml~ ,. de9kaJr gpaoe + ~ Exchl-R. E. 6230 Personals 6405 BR. 3 Baths. Equity $50,00J D'IO'Wer complett v.· it h tradl' 25c 2030 H}ghbm::I Dr., S2$. -4 lmses $20. W case service if needed. $25 I-up FOR: TD's, Boat, or.'?, or Bathlnett.e-n. wastebasbts catcher, U9l'd tv.ice, 6 mmtb N. B. 6t2-TI65 SS. Tum table $15. 6' l810 PLACENTIA, Od • ./ WANT Small dear bouie Dear Toodles: First of tease I option, #2 Balboa $1 each. H1'> C8J» %le each. $25 DOUBLE Bed include& box bookcase ~ Small bookca.w £42..-01.21 the &ea50DS local fresh C.Oves, 675-4331. Laidies plJf'$eS 2 5 c -1 Sc. guarantee period left . $3.50. Pool cue $1. runs $3 __ _:·_:::.:::::____ Laguna+ •---~lnacb. ~~ 6 acres swordfish is at the -Cuuch. gold ne.ugahyde $10. 545-7934 ~g, imer spring mat· and $5. End table ss. Oiest MODERN Offices from. S75 """"""' exDUsive area, "CRAB COOKER,, As 800 4 Income unitJ on 21st St. Chair, ..,.._, nau,gabyde $5. SIDEWALK bikes $ S. S 1 0 . I.res, headboard, footboard $3.50. Skils f:?. Movie llCf'een Per mo. Secretarla.I serv., Fallbrook, $49,500. Prin. on-1,_ . 1 · d n in Costa Mesa. Trade for ----" ' 3 ,......,.;i _ _. ;....., -"-all f-S20 3 i I k $5 •--~ ~-iy ~---<"'>669 as ""' pie ures are e-h t t •~-Jn-900 Joann St. Tractor ..,. Boy s ~ .. " ...., ........ • .......,., ..... · Sl. a screens . central ......:. V> lllll?;e ............. ty vwi""" :rr i---" ouse or rus ~. ~"'""""' 2437 Rai!J, bead.board and foot· __ .. B Bl E 1th . Ye"t'""'fOU"'illbetold $40'l50 Own GAS nnge, a"". size S25. bike $18.50. ~v1 . Enlarger $25. 2 lens lLIJU ank dg., 230 . 1 St., the 1,1ilole stwy. come . . . er. Oean. 5iis-'J382 Bowdoin, C.M. boaro for single bed $7.50. plates $3). Enlarger $5. C.OSta Mesa. 642-1485 •R.~E:,.~W'.!,!•n~l~od~--6~2~4-0~li<EwsPA:PE:RS:O.~<;i;;t, •549-0833 * DOUBLE bed, spring and French Provincial divan has Vacuum set $5. Good used 2Cam'l. 1 indust. 1 wflive ~ OWNERS NEWSPAPERS, out of state l ·CL;;;-EAR=~-"47-"'CU~ru~t~,~,.-m-. LADY Kenmore port ab I e maier"' 115, B , g 1 0 n er quilted CO"Jering with tires, $2, $3, $5. Archltectural qtrr;. ,..:._,, M""".' & ion:!ign; magazines, Eng., · •£ blk N ,~~-~ ~ d k •-· 11 -~-~· 17 = ......,.. "-A t U 'h W• tad G Ital S F ch ocean Vlew, 7ll • pt. a&iwaNES ~· ....,....., et compact ckum set n;, 202 ,...,..·er pettem · O 0 · specs ..... .,......,.... boX ..,.,. Owner 646-2130 P • ni n erm., ·• pan. ren • pier, best rmtal area. $58,· SS. Maple end table SS. 3 Princeton, C.)f, 546-0J()I Power tnoW'l'T ~type $15. Old books SS. Tricycle $8 •. 1 =====·===== 10.ll UrUls, first class. Ex· China, Russian; also adult 500 take sm. hse in trade. pair nyim cril&-cross cur-FERTILIZER <YV'll'ader $2.50. See at 5319 Bruce <.:rtsccnt O!.ild'~ slide ss .... Boy's bike Industrial Rental 6090 et!llent ocndition, Npt. Ek.ti., magazines & paperbacks. 2007% Cour1 Ave., 673-6027 tams Jl5. vw car radio $20. ....-·~ &t2-6574 ~. Oriental SboJn doors S15'1-----------' OJsta Mesa, O:irona de! t.1ar 1875 N. Harbor, CM 646-8583 Bedspread SJ. Soda ~er _~:::..=::_______ 2 NE\V Light brown dynt-l each. Birdseye ?-.taple night M·l Mw bldg on street frwl area by Pri party, Write * * PHONE PAL * * BEAUTIFUL, new, l...o'lgun3 SlO. 646-49'1A ROTA.RY mower, 2~ JIP. A· fall $2 & $5 Child' lam stand $15. Bn:me dock $'25. m Newton Way, CM. bet 17 Daily Pilot Box P-146, SAFE!: INEXPE!"SIVE Beach, ocean view 3 BR. ORIGINAL oil paintings SS-1 condition $25. Bamboo wit~ cat s\.50. ~umbi~ Oierry "''ood rocker 125· & 18 oU Placentia Sl6 mo BUSINESS and ME.ET BY PHONE 2 Ba. home; S:W,00'.l FP, I---sx10to24"X gardt!ntoo!.s50c·Sl. ~7030 E 1o~· 11 P S~vcl chair $10. Blade and I-up. A.gt~ FINANCIAL P.O. Box4193, lrvine92ii64 S7.00J equity, Want TD's, .=.. .,......._..,,..... SCHWINN 24" girl's bike "1le)"C t>='\.3 • aper white TV console $25. Lug. 67S-ll88 clear lot, submit. 4946140. 36. Land&oapes 12 x 16 to 24 witr basket Sl6. Ice skates back noveb Sc each , gage $1. Brentwood chair SJ.I-'"-='-------B O --· •t· 6300 Gel in tune with June! DEJ..UXE J: J6. Some llr't'-framed. Encyclopedia Brinanica 496 E. lTth SI ., C.M. Sat·Sun INDUSTRIAL Bldg, nrw. US. Pl"'""• ,,..n1 Its DlAJ...A-DATE ronlght~ J BR 3 be. turn 531-319.1 $2. 646-368:> Antma1 bed!. 'lrr'itti reaJrti S'2. lOAM·SPM mly 10,<m sq. tt. All or part. 36 CANDY lTI4l 635-5651 (213) OL s..s:m on Goll Course. pool , wat- TROPICAL plants 4Ck-43. HYBRID wonns. 90c per 100. Child"s geography of us fl .. co'==~~+·~~~-1 parking. Near 2 freeways. SUPPLY ROUTE Franchises Available e"rfalls, hobby shop $15,500. 2lll)1 s. W . Cypress St. Works of ~i&rcel Proust's. LEMAN double lantern :2959 Century CM Owner eq. \Vant income Units. Fem SOc·S1 Suttulent!:, cac-$46-6481 $10. Medium tackle rod, ~zm PART OR FUU. TIME Fly to C•talina Dania Rlty Co. 642-6560. t1 Z">c..$1.50. Sun plants and 1-'-'-.;.________ elc. Sat & Sun 5Cl> Fern lee.I roller guide $20. Trolling -~~=~~~~--~. -1 We are apPOinting distritlu· Daily flights from Orange hiblKUs lOc..$3.SO. Fud:lsias. MONROE calrulator $ 2 0. A\'t'., QL.'\f. rod, ,iigmaster reel, mono 450 SQ. Ft. Warehouse m tors row: pr0Yen field refill. Cooney Airport to the airport WANT H 0 USEC A R: 1 gal ~ Sl . in bukets ~ snare drum &land BANJO $25. Oarinet $25. 129 PJ. Hunt ing • fishing Newport Bea.ch· SSO Mooth-ing & collecting money from in the sky, 54fKi613 Have LOT: duplex z.one le $3.75. 164 Menill Pl., C.M. ~t~~~ ~et~ 4Jrd St., NB 673--0lll magazinea lDe e 1 c h . •546-5319 Eves.• new, high quality coin oper-AS or this date 1 will be shadlEq. $6,<0J, bal $7,500/ d1 Orange between lht· ironing board U. 'tool box KODAK Pony, like ne-w wilh Stay\ube outboard motor oil NEW M-1 $70 MO. ated dlsperuiers, No &cl.ling, responsible only for those $71 mo. Local pm ti! 11 22nd. ....., $4. Wall tenl $12.50. Glass CMe Cll:~Ai-Kus $8. Fol~ 50c.quart. Rod&, reds fr, 29K Randolph f75-Sll6 S995 to S3700 ca!il required, debts incurred by myseli * ~ -.. CARD table SS. Oi.a.i:rs S4 door $8. Size 10 ice skates Kodak $4. Portable J speed 10 $25. Leather •heat, new Hlgh Ml prolU.. FM per!lOl'I· Harvey E. Owen. SAN MORITZ CtlALET, J each-~frign'ator. re a 1 $3. Pl!chback 50c. f.ldon .Jvv......--..ph $10 Air knife, ax sel SlO. 150 ft. ski-Lots 6100 al interviN send nam ad-br, li!!led $31,500. Privately ., . ..,.°"'"'... · CDn· toW nylon Uhe, gn·-, sosp ' e, ALCOHOLlCS At!O'"'"'OUS 1~ """"" ""' [)ininct table S20 -d ro-•-·k •• 50 Book ..... ~ .. -.-.c '""' 4'•d St ··~ .. ·es.o; & ~, numc.-to· ·v·-~'7.<XXl? Trad, !or ·•w l••d •""""' ....,, --e ' ........ ...., ua.. ...i. • ''"°""" ...... u:.:1 "' • S7.50. Gum rubber swim Cins -PORTAFINA LAGUNA ...,. TRAN~S-•• W"'<."l't:~"' . Harbor Area. Phone 673·8724 ' ..... Bedroom cbellt S15. Gui1ar 51."-n. BB rifle $1. 646-3364 673--0311 ....,, ""'"~ or apts. 23764 ZUger. Crest· $10. Di5be& $15. ~. 6 AA, HYDRANGEAS cd 4 ·s ~UN=-Ha~..,-n~-...,.~~b~ ...... --1 $5. ~:ze ;n~ rac~ Panonun.ic View Lots Disnu:strnNG CO. P.O. BoJ: 1223 Costa Mesa. line. 3JS.243I. 8J3.-U4.J eves. dothea: $1. T. v . tab&e $4. 1_.,11., m 1.:_: .... ~~.'. 11• __ _._ ... ·, _ __; t.,~ ershroe1_, .• "1C.rwM' White watl't' and 0'.185t· 500 N. AZUSA AVE. Telephone answering TRADE , __ uw u...._.,,y '"'......, .t.....u1.,.feis....,1erpan1s, uo.:u&et, c m.,.. ...,. ml line views :UH 50c d c-r vacant, ex- Bird cage and atand $5. tree 8' lall hmhed $10, box· rK'W $1.50, dreMeS Sl to $5., condition Model 94 Win· 426 Nye• Place COVINA, CALIF. 9l722 :~GO ~ ay cellent &n!e. Will add cash Oriental dog, 8 months old \\"ood !'> gallon si1.e $2.50. shorts and slacks Sl ., towel!! chester ocllll':orl barrel JO.JO, Laguna Beach CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE 1-~~-------for ?tfotor Sail Boat 40' to '25. n9 Heliotrope, CdM . Th.stern vi o I e I s 35c, !JOc to S90c, ll':)l'Tle nl"A'. etc. 1 lever action, barrel 125. lTI4l 494-9388 Man or \\'oman to restock DYNAMIC FRIENDS 50'. Corhin-Martin. 675-1662. 6'5-6156 FUchsiu 2Sc. Qul'l'TI palm in \\·all electric dock S15, eltt· Breech $25. Trigger and new type coin dispenser!! With sterling qualiti(>S for 2112 Acres level l.1nd ROTARY mowen SS and ill. pot& 25c, Han's variegated tric timer r:lock $25, card guard $25. Stock $25. Steel 60x80 Oceanfront Lot \\ilh high quality package those who cart"". 839-4990 8 I-S ~e $6. Pipe ivy in pots 35c and 45c, Sue· tablr SS, record player $15, butt plate $25. New bait (Balboa Peninsula) candy products without giv· NEAR VICTORVILLE ttreaders $12, $10. S8 • $4. dents 2Sc anl 45c, 401 ladies purses S1 to $5. ltWOP $5. Brownie camera 1748 E. Oceanfront Street ing up present position. No Personals 6405 .. '!""3d de for late model l&" bikr, like new $8. 20" Cabrillo St. Corner Tustin, Ladies electric sra.ver. 50c, $5. Silvert(ll!le convl'f!tional Sell or tr•d• selling. Dependable ...........,n'I----------s1 e door" van. 962-7349 Cbsta Mesa. gw·tar $jl), New J instrument ,...... -INTEREST girl'a bike $9. Fam $2.50 and table cloth and napkins S1 to 537-«m can net VERY HIGH EX , $3. Trikes $3. P'l!dal can OOUBLE bed $25, bookcase $5, table I~ S15 each, amplifier $20. 12 transistorJ~~~~~~~~~~ J EAJL~JNGS. Requires SOOD F ~~O!IDf!"AffiC E. i $2.50 and $3.50. Cabinet headboard $7, chaise lounge ra~o, c~ $5. 120 bau. OCEAN VIEW to $3500 cash for immediate or scrunmating oup es S15 d artificial Oowers 2Sc up, 9 Italian Jeweled accorchori . . or Singles! Parties • trips . * * * ANNOUNCEMENTS and NOTICES TRADE: Custom 8a,ycres1 OOme; l BR, pool; 2'., Baths: trade $15,IO) equity for cmdominitnn tn Hawau e OWNER 6t&fJOOl e FIBER.GLASS Lehman lC, without sails Oii rudder . Will trade for large oldrr au glass outboard boat. ('bester Salisbu,w 673-69'.XJ. Nr. new 5 BR. 3 Ba., Back Bay home, val $39,500 trade for vacant land, TD's, in· come prop., or what hav~ )'QLI? Owner. 548-2018. TRAUE up to SI<OJ credit on 2\i acre nr RaJm Sprgs bal $1790 -S27 mo. \\'anf Chev/other van to r~ld into camper. 536-ll.31. 34' Sedan Ouiser lW). Planked hull. Will trRde : or TD, clear lots and pos. s.ily small boats. {TI4J 548-4192f548..5009 TRADE S«m eq, 1n 3 BR, 2 BA, frplc, Townhouse w/ 5\4 % Jo"'1i.A In. $120 mo. Want 2 BR mobile home, adult Park, H.B. 962-0927. 'Vo' ANT 3 or .a· units Corona. del ~lar. For approx Sl4.- 000 eq in cute 2 & dining rm Belmont Shores ~ blk Bay. C.Ollege Rlty 546·58!11 1968 RCA REMCYJ'E CON. TROL \VIU. TRADE fol' EXTRA U.E.AN VW. 437-J.134 days, 592-5004 eves, 16851 Bayview St Sunset B. '63 Chevrolet Station Wagon \\'ill trade for property. Call 673-6728 WANTED: '2 bedroom trail. er-units -Td's for 4 bed· room, 2 bath Mt>S8 Verde home. SS,lXXl equlty -6% loan. 642-380'1. 25 View Acres Laguna Beach. s o m e improve- ments. income ST700. $243,· rol equity, For TD'a or ~ Owner. 4~1-46al, 4944957. LOVEJ..Y shop, beech aiea, accessories. gilts, paintings ApProx $4500 equity trade for ret1.I estate, e&r, tntiler or camper. 673-0598. TWO -4 plex, all rwo be-d- rooms, located good rental area, exchange for local residence to $25,(0). Real· tor 642-9555. * * * SERVIC~ DIRECTORY lErdware 15c and 20c each. ladder r;,s~o~lo~h~~.~~ Indian brass picees $25, an· S2S. Two 900 x 14 whitewall fKl,. 137 L.evel-Co~s°:ine view. st~.~Wrlte .r~r J)l'!"sonhal in· outings. Original & unique, PartiaJ set Bavarian china. new lined drapes $20, 546-tique end ta.blca; 2 for $7.50. tire!! $5. Good rubber . Underground utilltle!I. $24,. terview, gi\'Ulg P one THE GROUP small Rase pattern $6. Hand 8856 <1234 E. Coast liwy, Cd.'f Beaulilul expensive set of 500 -Terms. Robert Nat· num~r lo Inter.Sta~ Dist. {714) TIS-6S4l (2l3l OL 7-6844 tool.I 25c-S2. Playpm. $5. 67J.-5451 large diamond wedding and tres.~. Realtor &\2.1485. Co .. 456 E. 4th St. Swte 200. Fran h' A .1 bl 1007'9 San Pabk> Court. RED brick!! 48a like new Salt Lake City, Utah 84111. c iscs vai a e Business Service 6562 A . .:::,n~no~u~n~r~•~m~o~n~l~s-~64:,::10 ~--''--::.::~::_..::;:::-1 -· Secretarial Services ~ Y ~le~,\ I ~~~ $Tl.~. 54G--Oil9 ~~~;, w~ pis~:~~ :!:~~e~~ ~g:,u t ~i~v:~ p::~ ~.r ~i ~a! FSl'ABLISHED vendin g ~~~~ w'!~~~o ';!'i:1r~ Y~~ ~:s;:~ub~~f~~:i~ ?.10VTNG: guitar SS. i\3mple DJ. matching ottoman S5. 2 diamond!! with csse $25 joining lots, zoned R-2. mute H.B. area. Few hrs. fluent & opulant wido'N wi~ & beauty._54a-:w:n 96Z-4957. floral arrangements $1 to $5. blonde end tablea S2:0, 1 each. Expensivr Rt of Sll,rol casb. 67J.fi637 alter per month. Net good return. or without ternager lo share I"==""====== MATI'RESS , apringg and 2 swag lamps with chain blonde table SlO, 3 plastic heavy drapes for front living 7 pm Investment !rom SJliO. Call Legal Notices 6450 frame $17. Pool tiller, needs S12.50 each, portable recml vinyl bar stool& $25, twin room $25. 1626 N~rt .:cc::. _____ . ---S.16·3360. expeh"""'o' work & fun on work SS. Venetian blinds, player SS, d1erry drop leaf n\8.t~eet$20.67S--0866 Blvd., C.M. Spece 37. 0on·t PARTIAL Ocean ~ew; ~r-1~~=~~~----·I yac I. bjeetive. sailing & I \Vill nat be resJ)onsible for uiorted liz.es $1.$2. Wall dining !able with leaf $25, 4 di-5turb manager. ona del ?tlar. Qlo1ce o size BALBOA Is. Toy Shop, est. matrimony~? P. o . Box any debt!: other than my chairs $12.50 each, eKcellent 17" R.C.A. portab\e T.V. $25. . lot NOT leasehold. Lovely .20 yrs. Miat sell due to 3093. Terminal Island. °"'n. Bryce Ward dock &et. antiqued $8. 2 step oorxlition, dothing 25c 10 $5. 14"' MOlorol.a portable T.V. LITI'LE Girls clOllhes and trtes. 673-2010 Realtor. other demanding Int .I"=========-I ::;::::,.;~;:.,::,::::,=-,-- tables. 2 Olfftt tables SJ.50 &73-4626 S25. Dishma.ster like new shoe!!, 25c -n. Dlct'llent ' Own/qt. ~ 543-1467 funerals 6412 SERVICE DIRECTORY eacb. Girl'• 2'4" bike S!l.50. $20. 3 T.V. atanda SJ -S4 -condition. 673--0311 1% ACRE R-2 S49,000 plans eve -·-and Sci-Ii .. DESIGNER dressee • • ...., lor 20 units al.so Several R-3 . B b 'It' ~e:Oc-tx. ~~t;·~ Ena.rmble dreM ns. n,:;7~ '5. Are\tin rad» clock and STOVE, gM, apt size $25. 920 kill near beach some with SUMMER ls Here! Beech WESTMINSnR • y11 ing 6550 Bar-b-que SJ. 548-4903 after match $15. Size• 12·14, alarm SS. lravele-reconi w. Wilson, C.M. 548-3716 older houses. H.'B. 847-3957 Gift Shop, ready to go, BABYSrITINC, my home, 10 AM 675-5076 Pl a Yer S 6 • l g a I ' VW ?.fags (Empi) $25 each. NEWPORT Beach, Dover Sl300. 54S-1914 .V.f or aft 6 MEMORIAL PARK da_y or night, by hr. OI' week. · t'namcl-whlte paint $2. S. T. 546-9941 2004 K t CM RABBITS, la.rge or small tt 2 TRAVEl. trailer rrar view clock radio SS. Volkswagen CHILD'S. oma' Shores Fee simple 106x100. Mortuary & Cemetery Meab ls, Exper. care by rel!· ft.ch. Tent $25. Qifee tablt' mirron S3 each. 53&-74g} 1 · SG o K r.1 trike $8. Saber saw Walker Rll)' ti 15-5 2 0 0 lnves_tment Oppor. 6310 Complete funerals 8 it' parent. Fl'T\C\'d yard. SZ,. Lamps S2.50 each .. 22 CAL. (l) 2 pistol, like ~=:e ~~·~. ~~ ~"d~ ~ c:.,meSura ..... ~~·1~""=.,~1"7:::.~'"".:.::..--~-~-1 from $245 b~· i~~ng, lClc apiece, RDtl . 17.50 hot pl bed ..... u • '"""er ""· ,IVU.l .. t N SEEKING lnV1!5tor, prefer. CenMtery lots nng ..... 1&ers. 646-9078 ssene . a e new. with Ammunition Slti.j(] $6. J910i.; O\annel Pl .. Np!. clock ts. G. E. 1 HP motor BEST ocean view lot. o. rabl 'red f bl' frame, twin with headbol.rd! 54a-76!1t Bch 673-1603 ll0/2'11JV $2(). Camp lant~ Laguna: $12.500: ·"' r ch' I. .Y rcti · .°" pu icatiQn from $130 BABYSI1TER, Your home. flO each. 549--0170 00 $3. E1ectr1c C"" ~"""" $6. plan incl. 494..fiZ16 Owner business. Profitable outlook; Inclodes Endowment Care Mother 55, xlnt refC'l"ences. CARPETING $1!afoom green \V DE.~ "Ba.byline" Hlg~ "" ...,,......... to begin in fa I!. 968-4037 E"e-""';"" ,,. ""• •-a•til·" C st • BEIGE eola $15. Upright sha S25 Pa ·chnir -S3.;,o 3 808.ktt ~s 9664 Poppy Orcle, F.V : BARGAIN ? l7l<l v • .,. ........ "' '"' ""' "' ue co .. age or garage 11.pt. II: • dding $5. 1\vo place means less~ as part salary, Avail July radi<H'ecard player S 9 . .....,,,m ..,,,_, .. _ 110 2 balh-·b " 11· each. 1 50 fOOI '--· 531-62-41 C.:\I. TRlPLEX wr '"" w•-.-.~ · '" 50c. 642-8086 ,.....,... SAFE 1% ON Y 0 UR No tra.Uic problems. 1st: perman!'nt. C 11 11 : ~ ~· ~~ji!,~e :: enclosures S3 C'ach. 1.1elnor ·"'=~--=~~--I BABY Cloth('!!, good con· S!MJO! 0\\-ner 544-395!1 MONEY 1'1801 Beach, Westminster 714:247-7903 Apple Valley sprinkler St. Lad I es WATCJ1 your 1V shows on dition, dresses St. Play Oiurch Borxls. 531-1725 893-2421 J)i(t table $1. 673-4820 Sal c.Jothlng, aft.e 16. 642-2890 the set )'OU find in the clothes SOc dre."6-CO&l-hat 7JJ BABYSITTING in my home . after 3, Sunde.J 7-10 AM or Only Pilot Wan1 ads! I Classified Ads. Ch!ck them ensemble $7. Bibs 50c: baby Acreage 6200 1-----m-_1_____ Large yard for playing. alter 3. Al now , equipment !JOc 10 $2. 644-Ul-W -;:::;-7,:;:;:--;:::::-;::;;,;!l~A~n~n~o~u~n~ce~me~~n!ls!...,.~64~1~0 Good care, "'11.!IOl\able. Ea!t way, a Go-0>! 2 1 /] ACRES R I E L 6340 Cbat• Mesa '"'· nay, oruy. CLOTHES Hone H•a Sale~ • e.11 state oans EDWIN J. BAHARA JR. 64.2-8581 Quality cioUlel, t:itt 8. bla<"k T\VO lllld 113 acret vacant BORROW on Ywr Equity 11079 CAMELLIA BABYSITrING by tbe week. lace cage cocktail dreea flS. land on busy tbornughlare Privati! 2nd h-1ortg. m<neY FOUNTAIN VALLEY permanent; your homt> . .3 black cocktail dreaes S'IO. in Santa Ana. Bol!a Ave. F)ft appraisal. No oblig. ooed tra.n9P<>11ation. 642- each . ~ong blue is orily major tmdeveloped At.SO You. att the winner of 1407. gownma~'_\& coat $25. boulf?Vard in this area. A~ 90% 1st 'ID loan• to S71.500 2 tk:irel.I lo the 'I'E.ACHER Will c••• !or i"J'>''R-mat.:uang coal $25-pnil!ICd Rt $60,00). Price, Serving ~ ()ity 18 yn. child <lafl in my ... hon'le. ZENinl 23" T.V. with $54,COI net to estate. Water Sattler Mortgage Co., Inc. FIREWORKS H-' ~ "- roll-a-way c:art $25. Remot<' and Ill utilities avtilable. ·136 E 17th st., Costa MeM SPECTACULAR .... ecre;30 area, ........ ta 1\les.a , cont.ml. 644-<t?44 108 ft . frontage For further oo.nn 54.~l a l lhe 540-2495· inform11tlon phone 5(2.95J3. Prl. mmiey for lst & 2nd ANAHEIM BABYSIITING day or night T~is Page REACHES CourtrS>' to broken. R.E. Loans rrom nsoo up STADIUM ~111 ~;:Ki6~ home. BY OWNER J ade Smi1h Cb. since 1949 On July 4th S.W. Colorado Mts.. 543-8381 \\'ill care fw 1 child '2~ Acres, 8 mik!s north of ========"=====I Plea.r,e call 642-667'8, txt. 229 my home. Evenings SM Juan Nationll F0tt1l. Mortga9"1j T.D.'1 6345 betwt.-en 9 and 1 p.m. to l"'==Cal=l~5>H!Gll::.::=....,._ Delores Rivt'!r runa tbru C'laim your tlclccis. fNorth BABYSITI"ING, m,y bome. property, Cokl. Hwy IQ Bri:nr }'OW' TOI to Tn1st County 1oU-free number is DJ wk Ala:> ~ $1.50 fmtf::. fl995 , 10~ Dn, $:24 Dttd Center where the , ~"40-_l_2"l.;,:;l·______ ""'-~- "bal J ~.. ~· w ik buyers are. Jack Smith QI. 1 • mo . . owiog, ~ I • 1323 N Broadway, SA""" 9 Coast Health Club S.\BYSITI1NC In my homo. Orange County Bank Bldg 230 E. 17th St Suite Z12 Costa !\lesa Cal\ Vicki e Buildec:s 6570 RE J\10DEL, repairs plumb'g., painting, elec., carpentry, resid., commerc. room add. Reas. 675-3038 Carpentering 6590 REPAIRS * ALTERATION CABINETS, Any s.i:ze job. 23 yrs ext>t'r. ~n.3 CARPENTERING WORK. Pallos. sliding glaas doors in-- $\Blled. * 546-7887 • Cnrpentry • Cabinets • e Blt-lns • Alterations e • Repairs • Reas! 646-9583 Cement, Concrete 6600 CUSTOM PATIOS I: Block wall1. Also conere.te sawing ::c removal. 842-1010 CEMENT Work, all types. No job too small. Free est. H. STIJFLICR 548-8615 CONCRETE, block, Spani!h tile, wrought iron, wood Ii: alum. roofs. Uc. 545-5107" FL 0 0 R S.Wlllks-Patlos k Exposed Rocks. :£ x p e r t \\'orkmanship. 642-8514 Licensed -Ou•lity Cement work. 8J9.5ffi6 Child C1re 6610 SPECIAL Summer D111y Care !lot bllanced meals, snacks. Sblte l.ic. 2'1 10 6 yn, 7 am- 6 prn. S18 Wttk. OAviS t.tbnlessori School1 1S25 N. Santn Ana, C,l\f. 6- 0 '6--3706. er, ?Ito.lb, Utah 92663. Day or nile. ?ileal!I. Fncd 10 Aerts. So. Oillfomia. 18 -==to=•=Sa=L=P=h.=5'3o8381=== I Hospitality ls OUr Motto yd. 2SC.1 Orange Ave. c M· 1_c_on_1_r_•c_1o:_"c:._ __ ...:66:.:;o20: I -FREE SAUNA WlTB Down: 18 per mo. i,..; Flill Money Wonlod 6350 SWED!Sll MASSAGE R<mod<lill& e Addhiono 68,972 HOMES EACH WEEK • price. 1... Sbewtelt, Dj W. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;. ~ wkdya 10 &moll pm lri~ Masonry1 .tc. 6560 J. G. MacBeth, Uc. 3rd SL , L.A. 21.1: 623-SIO'l •SHORT TERM LOAN S-10 ...... pm .. 15-6628 e BUSTE.W m.lt'l:eqll1ce 1n town. The DAILY PQ.oT Ollsslfled actJM. Saft mooey, ttme I: lfia'\, i.ooii now111 Or "ill conalder J)IU'tner'lhlp 132 E. 18th St. &c-5090 BRIO<, Concme, ear,ientryAddl '~ ... --. =.==-R.t-=-mod-,-llna IO penon wttb Public Rel•· BUSI&n ma.rtetpl.tos ill Custom Cabinets.. Small job& 1'rm R. Cerwtdc. Ue. lions background. PltAAnt fl>Ml. Tbt DAD.. Y PILOT :OO'K"·...:""'7:.:"':::;:1;9112~--;(;."---673-604.1 • 549-n.70 workln£ conr:lltions. A£C no Oauined RCtttm. Sa" DIAL dim:! 642-5678, chlrae 1s Yoor Ad In our cl•s.slMtd!'!' barrier. 6CJ.0622. mooey, time I: .Ull't. LIXlk )Qlr ad. then 91 bade and Somt!one •ill he k>oldnr tr now lll liatf!n lo the phone rinc! It. Dial 642-5618 • • . . . OIJLY PILOT FREE I PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS In the DAILY ~ yoo,. pkl-op._, .... oo1_, DAILY PILOT office, SERVICE DiRECTORY SERVICE OlltECoORY JOllS & EMPLOYMIN I Contr•ctorl 6620 Paperhinglng I~-------· I Pointing --'--=------e ROOM ADDITIONS e REDECO~TE' w. d 0 SKILLED ev"""'lne' Paloting, In A AND out; oustom ch-apes; ""'om UNSKILLED carpets; wall coverinp: I: * ~ . . ".'',,. , . ~ 10115 & EMpLOYMENT 1085 & EM~LOYMEN I JOBS & EMPLOYMENJ. Help Wanted Help W11nted Help W•ntecl, Men 7200 Women 7400 Wo men -------7400 e BOOKKEEPER e A.eel's. receivable; exi)er. preferred. ApPly: W .0. SCHOCK(.'(). ' ! L.T. Construction FamU.V rOonu, kitchen or units, Single litOry or 2; plans custom designed. For e1timales & layout. phone: • 847-1511 • Licensed Contractor Residential -Commercial Maint & Repairs. Free Est 613-2129 colo< '"'"®»don. "' yn MEN NEEDED NOW exper, tree est, samples to TO FllJ.. VACANCIES 1N yourdoor.Llc&im.Res . .l NEW DEPARTMENT e Enalne lathe Machinists EUCTROHIC ASSIMBLY XiO'J S. Greenville, Santa i.nl , • 549-2277 • Conun. OPENINGS DUE TO EX· MODERN DF.CQ.RA'roRS PANSION JN OUR OR- 536-9513 ANGE COUNTY DIVlSION. PATIOS e Patio Cove!'I Room Additions, Llc. 642-5952 Days-Eve-Wknds PAPERHANGER. WW p•inC STARTING SALARY Samples. Flock•· $120 F 011&-Vinyl. SCHWARTZ per WHk & up ~8<~7~-1=659=-~--~ IMMEDIATE EM PL 0 Y· Carpet L1ying & PAINTING and Papering. If MENT FOR TilOSE WHO ~epair 662fl you call me we both benefit QUALIFY. COMPu:I'E I----~-'---"'-I Exclusive but not expensive. JOB TRAINING AND RAP· Carpet Try me·and see. 5il--3157 ID ADVANCEMENT. Plumbl119 6890 Llc. Contractor All prices 546-4478 evenings ======'-===I e 24 HOUR SERVICE e G1rd1ning 6680 Plurnblna; • repairs, rem<Xlel- . Ing. Electric sewer clean- Expert Japanese ing. All worit guar. ~1407 Gardening , .. -('qt_gra~s. ~ging, trimming, Rem_!d.11., Rep~r. 6940 weeding in the flower beds, by month. Free estimall?'ll 548-5182 -~~ e Mesa Verde Speciale La'll.'l\ service; average front & back, maw & edge; sum- mer & vacation customen welcome. $20 M on t b , REMODEL &REPAIR Carpentry · Paint • Plaster le Concrete. Dick 642-1797 s-1., 6960 Al,.r1tlons---442.S845 Neat, accurate, 2> yn. exp. 546-6203 <'.Ir 96Z-6885 ~J~,-p,-n-.-,.~G~,-,~d,-n-0-,-TILE, C1r1mlc 6974 E.~er., complete yard service. Free. estimates • 5-18-7$8 • RELIABLE: Rea a. w/Oriental care. Clean-ups & odd jobs. Vince nt . 642-0316 srl/DENTS working tl>e.ir way thru college. Allen Bros. lndsc grdnrs comp. lawn care. 646-420'3 GEN'L Clean-up, tree serv, rototil, grading, sprink.len;, * verne. the Tile Man * Cust. work. Install & repair&. No job too small. Plaster patch. Lee.kipg 1 how e r repair. 847-1957/St6--0200 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Job Wonted, L1dy 7020 LADY Would like position aa housekeeper or governess for one or two children over 6 yeers of age. P. 0. Box 722, I...ancaster, Cal 9.?i34 lawns, haul'g. Reas, 640.5848 COMPANION, Housekeeper Japanese Gardener ca~. Lawn.anything. Cmpl. sei-vlce. 64&-03S4/546.074 JAPANESE GARDENER ' Maintenance by the month. Good rcls. Exper 546-7758 * },SOWING, edging & clean up. Monthly · rates. Free estimate. Call 968-19ll * LA\VN SERVICE $15 MO. Dependable, Professional. Weekly Service. 962-6419. MO\VING, Edging, vacalawn. Gen'I cleanup. Hauling. Odd Jobs, * s-18-6955 YARD Cleanup, window s washed, reasonable rates. Free estimates 962-5401 CUI & Edge Lawn Maintenance. Licensed. !;48.4808, 545-5870 aft 4. PM YARD Cleanup Work. Light Hauling Power tools. Exp. 548-5963 or ~1001 Bill Cut & Edge Lawn Mainlenance 1i;icensed 548-48<ll, 545-5870 aft 4 PM e JAPANESE GARDENING Service Cleinup, Landscap. ing. 531·7034 all 7 p.m. LO\V COST Maintenance or prac nnie. Permanent or shor t te rm . Call Homemaker-a 547...fl681 CARPET Cleaning. Floor stripping:. Waxing, Walls, Windows washed.. Sll-0061 W ANTED Housework: Hun- tington Beach area ooly. 2.25 lu'. ~ WOULD like to do bouae work. Newport Beach, C.d.M, l.Jdo area. 548-4621 att & Domestic Help 703S LIVE INS Employer pay1 ten: G@orge Byland Agency 100 B E. 16th, S.A. 547-0395 Chinese live.ins. Cheerful Permanent. Experienced. Far F.ast Agency &f2..8703 Agencies, Men 7100 Coast Employment RESUME SERVICE AGENCY Santi Ana Prof'I Bldg. 1670 Santa Ana Ave. Coat• Mes• 642-9611 Hrs 8: 30 am • 5 pm Mon-Fri. MOW -EDGE -SPRAY Help W•nted, Me" 7200 FERTILIZE. 962-134.9 REXAIR INC. ORANGE COUNTY DIV, For information eall Monday & Tueaday 774-72S1 COMPUTEi DfSIGN EN611ER MOO haw prevlowi dlll- tal amp1ter clmdt ex- perience. Tb1a is an ex· cellent ground floor op. pcirtunlty with a rapkily expanding local com- pany. Qi.II or ~ re- sume to Marshall Communications 2230 S. Anno St. Sant• .An1, C1llf. S40-2820 Loc1I m1nuf1ctvrer has fmmedl•t• openings for: • Production Test Teck. • Wiremen We •re an utabll1hed commercial firm with liberal fringe beneflh. Only people with •t IHst six months ex· perltnce should 1pply lo PARAMETRICS 929 81ktr Street Cosl1Moso 549-2221 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT e CARPOOERS Trailer or mctille borne experience · pr-tfetted. EXoeUent benefits. Apply in person ' EXPLORER MOTORHOME CORP. 4000 C•mPus Drive Newport BHch Public Relations and Sales $400 per mcmth hMe to at.art pha commisskln pl.ua auto allowance. Wort looaJ &!'ell, Excel- lent career opportunity. Call Mr. llulor 642-7352 SALES REPRESENTATIVE'l Leadlnc Inde pendent apedallst1 dealing in over 100 mutual tundl, ~g EXPERIENCED IN THIS WORK? The foremost manufacturer of automatic valves and con· trols has a permanent posi· tion for you. Day Shih • • Turret Lathe Operator • Radial Lathe Operator • Drill Press Operator • Punch Press Operator Swing Shih • Turret Lathe Operator • Engine Lathe Operator . • Radial Drill Operator • Screw Machine Oper. • Production Machinist CALL OR APPLY e Turret lathe Machinists e Drill Press Operators Some openinp on day abill and mme on ni&bt llh!lt. 45 Hr Min Work Week _, Protit Sharln& J. C. CARTij CO •• 671 W. 17th St. Costa Mesa 541-3421 Maintenfnte Mechanic Experience ~ in tlydraullc l)'ltems, steam and ~ding. Only qua!. ified app.JcantJ need •P- ply to Personnel Office U.S. Divers Company 3323 W. Wamer Santa Ana An eqwil opporunit;y employer CAREER OPPORTUNITY! Join todays full:st growing J)rofeulon-Mutual Fund sales No experierice necesaary- We train • full or put time Mutual Fund Adviaor1, Inc. Npt B. 1603 Weatcllft 64U422 S.A. lZl2 N. Broadway 547-8331 L••dlng Import O..lei Has open1nf: f<r qua!Uied Auto S1luman Det•ll Man Service Wrlt•r Lot Man Deen Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646·9300 Aeenclu, Women 7300 Work • • • Point to point wiring and circuit board 1s- aembly. 2nd &hilt. APPLY Marshall Communications 2230 S. Anno St. S.nt• Ana, Calif. 540-2820 An. equal opportunity employer Statistical Typist Experienced. Perma- nent, good opportun- ity! c.11 or apply: Cla-Val Co. 17th & Pl•eenti• Coste Meu 541-2201 Cosmetic Sales Full time Apply Personnel 10-4 Mon lhru Fri ROBDISON'S FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH An equal owortunlty employer ' Relief R.N. +12 P.M. Full time R.N. 8-4:XI A.M. Excollont Opptyl Huntington Be1ch Convalescent Hospit1I 18792 Delaware. Huntington Beach 847-lSlS PUBLIC R!LATIONS & SAi.ES Or•nge County O.•ler N•tlon•I Organization Salary plua free hoapttallz.a. Uoo, oornmialion, bOnus, vacatioii. C • r necessary. Must ttrn. $525 a month minimum. App I y 12790 Wl!'!ltern Avenue, Gerden Grove. Tueada,y June 2Sth 9 a.rn. ONLY. Babysitter wanted, my home. Own Iran~. 7:Xl to 5:30, S day. Vic Brookhurst & Ad· ann1, 11,B. call immediate- ly: 962.7621 t AITRACTIV~E~W~O~MEN=~im--' mediate opftllngs, part :Cll' full tinw. $60 ·week, 91'.lme eves. We train. Add to fam1· ly income. 49>5422 • Part lime general office & sales. Thurs dmJ st't. only. Call between 9 ol""3 p.m. ~ OCCASIONAL Babysifter needed. Able to Uve-ln ~ out of town. 19 mo old child. ~ Refs. 642-4910 or 64~ BARMAIDS.... '!>. • ... and GO.Gb DANCERS .-:: S300 per week 638·5483 or 633-9763 ~NTED: Mature lady cohi· .. panion tor same, In Ne"-iporl. 2 O'I" more days • weekly. Noon to 7. Need car. reffi. 494-5703 eves e WAITRESS experienced. Graveyard & swlng oaly. Cottage Colfce Sbop 562 -W. 19th St, Costa MC68. WOMEN Exper. in make Up for HAIR HUNTElt SALON in S.A. & N.B. 644-148410 to 5 Mon thru Fri AID working mother 5 da,y week, noon to 5 PM. 2 chldrn, It hsework, own !.raru!p. llJS.1759 alt 1 PM LVN 3-ll Charge Nurse Ap- ply in pen!lon Briatol Conv, Hosp. 1209 W, Hemlock WQ S.A. 'e BAR MAID, experienoid OYer 21. Phone tot I> pointment. 54f>.9863 .; Saleslady ,,.; Experience in Jewelry st• 35 years or OVC'l". 543-340'.f~ BUS Cple Want woffian 5' girl, Mewrk 1 to 7: 30. 'NO Sat or Sun, $35 wk 673-8'l'll BABYSI'ITER Ne~ed .•• 2 small children. My home, Npt Shores 642-7364 evp. e OFFICE GIRL good w it h figures. MacGregor Yac.'lU. Phone. 673-4956 PIT $2 hr guar. Fuller Brush customer aer"I/. H."8. F .V., Mrs. Brown 5019~ Telephone Solicitor: top commissions: experienced; for interview: 546-7043 PART time !hampoo l(irt Full Time Beauty Operator. Xlnt locatioo. 6~ 1'.lAKE Appts by phone for Ins Bier, your hrs. Exp pref. Xlnt pay! 673-2674 EARN $3-S:S hour part time, . ove~ 20. F'llller Brush Co. Mrs. Edwards 5'16-574.5. ·~ MAKE Enda meet. Part time wk. H:.-s optional. .Mnl . Bailey 54()...1932 962-37(11 ,. MAN With thorough General S•rvices 6682 knowledge of sailboats, to handle customers eoontina- PROFESSTONAL W i n d o w Uoo & other assigned duties =-~~.-H~-~-~tor-mn-an"1 In Orarce County. ThiJ ls an 11111>as11embly work and op po r tu n I t y to enter •olderlng elec tro . dlgnifiaiprofeulonal~ me c hani c a l parts fullorparttimelnvestmet1t A.&sembler Trainees tor exp not neceuary, we train. a.ssembly and cal.ibnation of 547...fi621. Mutual Fu n d precision instrument&. Some Investon Inc. 7100 N. Main, college or high llChool inl ,Sa11;;-t1,An,..-•_=-.-- electroni<:11 machine shop or Dr1ft1man/De1igner metal ahop. High achool Medwtleal draftsman r~ graduate, eampleted draft quired for pennanent JX>!li· commitment. lnten>iews tion. Growth potential, min. Frlday and Mcmday a.m. 2 )'n exp. Apply at .•• CLA-VAL CO. •t YOUR convenience The "T~ponry DivWon" ol the Newport Peraooal Agency otter. pleasant, top paying jobs (fee paid by the employer, of COW'R) for the quaUfied woman w~ likes to work just now and then. Buck Pressing SALESGIRLS, e • 'w ,...,, 25-45; exper. only. ~ &: Hand preuing. Applica-Shup. 83~262 For app't • tiona now being a.ccepted for HOUSEKEEPER. For eld~ upcoming opening in sports.. lady live in-Reference .' • Cleaning Free est. Business, for aailboat mfg. Fringe re!id & const. Crystal Win· benefits. Send resume & Call 64.2-2400. or evet. COLUMBIA dow Cleaning. 548-8737. salary expected to: Mr. Vic.-546-0319, uk fOl' J l m YACHT CORP. ELECTROLUX tor M or t e n s e n, 8211 Hyam1. Servonic Divl!ioo <JI 275 Mc.<brmick Ave. 17th & Placentia weer factoey. Experience ' 494-4632 ' preferred. Apply JAY-MAR, ==~-~-~~ INC, 2907 S. o.ic, s ant a COOK -Housek~per, 5 ~· Ana 8 to 3 p.m. 2 ad.Its, pref hve-in, exp, Sales and Service Lankenlrlm Blvd., North Gui.ton Indum:iea, Inc. 1644 O>rta Ml!M 536-0313 Hollywood, Calif. 91605 Hauling 6730 Young Men 18-28 Whittier Ave., Coell. Me~•· SHIPPING Room clerk to do An e q I.I • I opporturnty packing, shipping, Io c • I employer deliverie!, occasion.al email Costa Mesa 548-2201 NEWPORT Personnel Agency 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 642-3870 -1 •. ~~-673-7877. ACCOUNTING CL E R K : '"" .,_,.,., Oper1tor1, Sewing 1580 Monrov NB 642-266& An eq ual opportunity employer Lrrl'LE GIANT TRUCK Sal!!\!i promotioo jobs avail. Career Selling molnl""""' jobo. M "' t Excellent opportunity f o r have own car and good driv· See Betty Bruce 1t Must have recent exper to hB..Qdle varied functions. Aaullng. 6' height, 10' bed. Large int'l. corp. $10,IXXI Isl You name it l haul. twu. year. Management opportu- ."~;gCcJ~o~h"=°'~"40~30~~~-I nities. Call 10 am • 2 pm. J JiAULJNG. Trash pickup. SJ9.ll8.l currently licenaed Salesman I~ recokl. Mileage paid. B 0 0 K K E E P E R -F'ul.l to have the delft to enter Permanent position, m f> charge: Thru trial bal & .., '""''"""' oo1<1 0, ,.. CROM< MFG. co .• INC. MACHINE SHOP i:J:J Lxec •bility 10 hand!• P&L. F>rm cban...i .. ~. wo..t.1 .. ~ in corn-651 w. 17th s1., c .M. e Preci'si'on located tn San aemente. T<"immm.. Aoythlng. w• do Ma1'ntenance Man It all . Exper work. S4~!792 &~ I ·~ and • C Agency tor Career Girl.I FOi' appt call 492-1153 m••d •I • nd"'rr;,, • I ' Manne arpenter DISPATCHER "' w. Coaot Hwy., N.B. and high value Residence!. Sh t M t I By appoint. 64&-3939 Clerk Typist CLEAN Lots, garages, etc. Tree relTlO\lal, dump, skip, backhoe, !ill, grade. 962-8745 Garage Cleanups, trimmings. dirt. You name it I Haul. Big John 642-4030 Permanent position People with exchange lJ'ain.. Experienced, for boat over-Must be familiar w i I h ee e a Fountain Valley School Dis- McDonald's Hamburgers ing preferred. Real Estate haul ·-~. CaU -.1833 SALAD Maker · ~. · H "-· h ·-" ¥"""' ''" mactiine shop practiCl!'!I, M h • tnct. •;,ping 40 wpm. Salary unlington """'c ....,..ing oUers a challenge to Ooeenside or Contact Man-and ability to read blue-ec an1cs J39ot lo $472. Call Mrs. Beck· IUl Edinger Ave. qualified men le women who ue1 t 1560 Harber Dr N 'fR6U~ E~~lOYMi: S400NT ett on Monday June 24th be- Phone 893-9602 think CT"eativel7 and Jor ~ · · prints. twttn'"l le 5 p.m. to make MARINE WAYS MAN tl10l'le who desirt high in-1--=---...,'·c-=--=-~--& llr Min· W·"· W-k e Mach1'n1'sts CONSULTANT AGENCY .......... ments for ·-·""· "'m' .ta•·· W wtll ~-C t Sal ..., orK """ . X>i3 w. eftcliff Dr., N.B. -·-~· «"·• Boat repair yard exper, req. •..a. e ....... w arpe esman Profit Sharing Phone 962·13.11. Jobs-M.n, Wom. 7500 SHOE SAW Experienced ' Full Tim• Top Commluion1.,. .. Excell1nt Benefits. r Apply Personnel .. l!M Mon tlru Fri ~ Housecleaning 6735 * APT. CLEANING * FaS1 & thorough I furnish ev~rything 642..s164 Set up wa,ys, haulout, paint YUi.i want to do and how to ' 548-7796 etc. Good job for top man. do It. Paul Stuut, Realtor, ExperifnCl!d. For oew 11.ore H Raclfo-Tefephone ROBINSON'S Bl•d<~·, Boe< Yard 673-CdM. c.u 67>-4070 '°' appt. tn Huntingtoo Beooh E>.,... J, C. CARTER CO. Mill & Lathe ~.'!:~lod Dispatch Girl Ironing 6755 Ironing $1.50 bl'. Plck·up & delivery. Br In I hangers 96S-385.1 968-1565. Landscaping 6110 GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING & GARDrntNG SERVICE State licensed contretr, ~idential -Commercial Yard aeanup Free Est No Job tD big. 893-3581 68l4. SE RVICE ST ATION Uonal opportunicy! Call f()f' 7400 25 to 40 yean. Must know FASHION ISLAND: B W 1-..1 Salesman, Exper tune-~ & appt. 671 W. 17th St . J • C DEPENDABLE &"""-ltter *· •~ 1 NEWPORT BEACH.., oys an -.i;11 bra..kea. Older man fine. T"" 545.•.1"" Costa Mesa riRSICOm Olp, uro "" """"'8 area. Apply In person ag~ 12 to 14 ~eninga and saJ 1; -r -T lite housework. AM tli 4, YELLOW CAB CO. An equal opportuni~. Saturd~s. Apply now for AM ary orUy.~vi::ervls:;' SKILLF.D Yomg machinist 548-3421 651 ¥!. 18th St. Mon-Fri. Vic « &Isa & 186 E. 16th St. employer :; summer work. Work with Ada.ms le Magnolia HB ' wttb S yegn e:tperlence Cost• Mesa Edward's. Own trana. S20 --~°""~•~M;""~~-I w'>M'O>':<oi;o-•;;;;;;::=:·I elrrulatibn tidd manager. PENS!O=R ' · rnJnlmu m for a.11-around job An C(JUal 1opportunlty 642-9000 J>e'r wk. 892-9170 al_t_•_~ FACTORY WAITRESSES 6: DiJhwl6. Will train. Transportation •~c. • Handyman. ahop wtlfk. 45 hJut week emJ) O}'er JOURNALISM Gr•duate for en;, all shifts. Exptr Oil, !umi•hod. PhoM -.::g,.:-:;d;;~G, MAIN-minimum, -P-LA_T_E_R FOREMAN PWk "'latJon• .....,,. TRAINEES """apply. °"""'"o a>&. heh W · tn.m. Itta. CROWN MFG. CO., INC. SALESMAN t . men!. Yl!'at round run time Machine Opcrs~ Ttaln Shop, 1600 S. c..t Htf;. e Boltt Mechanics Hclper I l!'xperienced) JenMn Mari ne Corp. 235 Fiacher, C:O.ta Meu • rtmr area. lnlerview G'>I W. 171h SI., C.M. -WANTED -mmedl1te opponuruty . ~or camp Fire Girl .. '.santa ~ for Pl•stlc Molding. 25:. LagUna Bch. No pbone by •ppt. 89J.-ll4l . -LOT MAN Or1nge OJunties largest person e~. tn PrcciSlon 5C7-2U4 .. --U ~"I -w 18 pl1e. .; • DESK CLERK eJectro.pl.aung for prlnttdl;;;;==""''-=:0:=~~ • vYc•, a •w I. CIUU' • th ~ With IOttti! mechaniclll ex-truck &: C9mper dealel'N'>li> drult board,. Must know ROEX!EP'l'l~IST. PU R CH. O>cta Mna. 1tEAL rnATE. ~ Ken Nllea Villa Marina perience I detail expcr· needs -EXPERIENCED methodA of controllina 80h1-CLERK 20 • 30 years. Elee-"c"1J<ERAL==....,,om=-.,....,c~1,.,1 ~--you be aelllna tbe hoCl9t Motel, 1021 Bayside Drive, ience. See John or Joe. Reicrealional Veblcle Sales-tldns & mUlttil")' ffilUlre-trlc typewriter, 10 key ad-time work alter 5 p.m. 2 or area I Huntlrlgtoll BtMttl YOUNG Man 20-3> vicinity Newport Beftch. N.E.'WPORTER MOI'ORS men-our t'lXJ>M&lon leeves menls. der. 1741 Pla.cm'11., Costa 3 hours per ~· Apply Call for appt. VUJale ~- p h I ' ..... -.. N'-•..J lot 11wn ~ AUTO T'rimn:ier. Top .,.,-e1 2036 H.athot Blvd. -excellent oppor1uni~ for CHEMFLEX M-H ~.-H • ~n 54&-3103 -. 1per 1n9 ng --.-....... ,t co benefit. ~:.1 the ri&tlt MEN -Eamina Im.===.-.,---., a ........ ., .. "' enry 21., 6 P . 11 6150 tine route. No e-.JClltt. nee. · • p..,.. vaca-.,_, T 3767 Birch. NB ~n90 WAJTR!SSES:. Exper onty Placentia .Ave., Costs Met&. TEACHERS a1n ng Stmdf, 5 di.ya, ltart $400 tlonl. Steady emPo:rment. Plumber/Joumtym•n J:enM'.r~ ~=;:g· S31.Sl30 F.qual ~ty ~ploycr need lpply. Denny's CoUee MWf94 uk for Margot SUMMER EMPLO~ e PAlNTJNG I FDlCES e mo. MWlt bmw • u to·, Ct.JI Mike. 540--0170 for DRAfi'Sl.fAN Wilh thonJuab Shop, lSOO S. Cit Hwy., .,S...trna Phone ?ttra. Bctbkirk lntenor& Ext"'or -an-u'4 .,, PRENT 1 c E in ... ""':: ~~ PresslllCJ Foreman lmwltdlo ., aam.o.1o, tor ~Bell. No-.,.a, ,,,.,,..._ "'"· t'a!tod l39-G1I .. B:ll-«M4 546--7887 Servk'e Stattc'rl Attendant ~~ =· ~~ 64U762 Appllcatlon now bclng •C-sailboat mfg.; send rewmel;ai°'..ra;;;;. vy'°'s"t==;;--,.,...,., MR. nJL'J'a'f, THE GOWNl -;,BEA~UTY;,~OPo,,;ERA;.,i:iTO=':Rr"::r·I PAlNTING, cxttrior, interior Ex. l"l!qlllr'fd. ~ yr, min. • "Yf' • te cepted for upcoming os>en· with ~lary eXpteted: fringe T T E R • LiPt Sl-IOP m'6 East Coast IUgti. 1\111 er Part time tk. ina. 17 yrs eqt. Frtt est. Rehl. 6'£9482 DallJ Pilot. Box M 1S1 2 SERVICE Station At· irtll in ll(XlrtllWMr fnctory. benetlta. Mr. VI e Io r ~sekee¢nc. My home. Ml)'. Coron• d.I Mar. 6'J3. 11-IE BEAIJ'IY SA1.CJNi MS..5.125. Accouatical oeU. E3Ciiiit, Mechank with own SERVICE Station Mechan1c tendants, part ·a: tull time. Ex'J'l('i1ence a must. Apply Morten!m, mt La.nkerthim trans. &t2-2Ztl aft 6. 0015. l -===e~&tl~"'~"'-e.;.,,,,_·_· , PAINTING • in1.trior It tools; stead)': plenty ol SaJary open~ Enco Oil Qi. Eqft. Ray Carey Ow!vron , JAY-MAn, INC. 2907 S. OAk Blvd., Nor I h Hotlpood, YOUl'll AltncUve Orthodon-DRESS MAK f NC A FRY Q)()K. Man or W«na, utcrlor. A·l work woric, 174'7 Anl.htVn, C.M. 6400 Cout Hw, .. N.B. SH So· o..t Hwy, Laguna Santa Ana 8 to 3 p.m. ... CiJif, !1llill5 ' de IMllrtant. E:qlter:, not nee ALTERATIONS, mUlt bt eJq)trlmced or trU1 bQ\. ~bia * S$-lOOO. _ _."'.,.™--·-•-·-'----DW 642$11 for~ 8<ft Whlte<l<phant.aT 2lmbl·U.. Whit. -toT 911 Ml-1"30 _ _.......i.~---613-<434---+\--· 67Mll0 '.,o -~ ------------------·---·------ . - , .~ ... ,_ , " I :· ~ :. ~ j '" • • . • • :. - .( ). .. : .. •l '.' .. , • , .. . : ... , ' ,_ . . • > ,• • '. I ' ' ,. : . -. ~. ~ ·. :. , .L , l , .. , , - ,:,. ;. ,. :· ' : -: -J • • , . ',. -' ' -. '~· . ' . -. '··· . ' " -' • . - • . ' .. ' " .. .• • •• • • .. ~ , , ~ , . , . , . ·~ . • • ~ • = • • ~ . • • • • • -~ . I~ • , . IE : I~ • ~~ -I~ . ,.-~ ,, 1:: • I~ 4 is • Ii = Ill ; l:t • I~; ts: ·i • ,, . , .. -J~ .. i . \ Summer Rentals? They Could Be Th .. e are some pretty exclusive cliff dwellings. They're for the summer if they overlooked the fabulous beaches In Mesa Verde Notional Pork, Colo., and they're estimo-of the Orange Coast ... AND, if you placed your ad tee! to be 700 years old, not exactly in the some class as whEtre people ore looking . This is no cliff hanger. "Buy- the charming bungalows oil cilong the Orange Coast ing" or'"selling," the market is in the DAILY PILOT. Dial yo"' II find advertised d a i I y in classified ads 642-5678 and we 'll drop you our direct rope ladder to of the DAILY PILOT. But, you know something? We'd be the Classified Advertising Department where o courte- • almost willing to bet you could rent these Indian relics ous specialist will help you with your "smoke signal" ------ ~ ... ' .. -· . --:. ' . . . ' --. ' . . . . . ... .. ' . . . . " ' ' . . : ' ' ............. ..-• "' ....... ~-....... ·-·-· ~ ., .. ffl"1" ::r--r' ., Ff ,. .......... 4 4 4 •• .,, if~· ............... = • ---·-........ ~__,-.,.,,...,_ ....... _..., ______ .,.,._...,..,_..,"" __ .... ---· • MERCHANDISE FOR ~LE AND 'TRADE MERCHANDISE FOR SAL Ii AND TRADE Sl!Uldl!, Juno 22, 1%8 MERCHANDISI FOR MIRCHANDISI POR MIRCHANDISI FOR MIRCHANDISE POR TltANSl'ORTATIO"=sT~~~!!A~~~=T!!~~!!!~~:l ·~LI AND TRADE SALi AND TRAD! SALi AND l'RADI ..:_ :_ I--------SALE AND TltADI 9000 S.llboota 9010 Mobllo --Tolovlalon l20li M 1 1--------11o11a & Yochta _,.. lacol •nooua 1600 FREE TO YOU -33' DUNNIGAN Sloop £<. ROADCSWT ltMora • -M-.0\IJN-:.o."'c"', s."".-.-All-H---'-''-I SONY 1V 10 DAY 1sc11ow FRITZ & AVERY 51.....,,,. ,t_"""',.u·~fllll1 .• nc1 ..... ~ad,· :.e,cn":-"'"'!~~I Unique 2-tme •alaut dlnlna H-.... .... __.._ Sale Oprrn Until P'R.EE to qu..utitd borne • LOCAL NEWPORT BOATS ~.1 Pt: .... ......, 1et. e%t card to dln~. xlnt _ _,_..,,.... .....,_t.t-biP fept"f • W't1 lovable ICEI ract/erulle kl!:at, 1Plnnaker Alum. Awnlna a •1--". N"'lt w·~-. 'I'RANSJSr'El PORTABt.£1 ........ , .. _ Jon. blk/whlte male <lOUle • SACRIF etc. $12,000, wUI take trade Outskht •tor 1 I e • -~ ~ or 10 dQS 4r Dlotel -oe<an """8 --11 ••• -drytt, fril, all ldnt. Hulcb or qu: ' bt lloml Be&cb ~Cam.ti lhflpbt!Jd a\bi, very centle • Ketch. alpe T. Good dlcl! to l3000-~1625 ,_ .... en · _..,.,_, Oedema, m&boe: Liquor Al-. UM .., iu.. Ca.lie OoQch. lawn Qldtr cbUdra prettn-ecl. Bow • Rem mi.t. lit• KITE No. 259• l'ull race Cear l2M> EKPANDO Mob c1b, bind: Mite ltllml tor Portal:tl.M, iow-boys, «11.._ mower S'15. Ouamie tile 100 5U-1'716 evea. or SlV lines, RDF, auto pilot, pnpared 1D' T. Banett Hwy Home: 2 BR.., lmld. """""I All new Deoorator pieces and room groupings returnod from display studlol, model homes, movie 1tudl0&. Decorat- ors CancellaUon: Houseful of SponiJh Furniture, items as follows: Gore:et.ius 8 fl. Sponilh sofa & Matching Chair, Cus. tom quilted with eorved wood trim R. 10 It. Seville Carved velvet sofa, heavy Dark oak end !ables & matchln& cocktail table, 8 Piece King siie 111edlterranelll oak paneled bedroom suite with lull King size box springs & mattress. Large Span· ish deco r dining room. Golf let! Spanhb table lamps. Hanging swag lamps, etc., etc. Each piece can be purchaaed indi· vidually. ldtm JlT nn, din nn" $2995 UP ,. ft. :JOo "I ti. 1 S.1> ot Sun. 6"' dopth llndtr. By appt. tnllltr II -"· 1195. ""'°''; ...... 1690 bdrml. TI9 w. W11loa. apt ' wood to1d1nc doon SI .acb. FOR Adoption t beautiful kit.. only, Mon.Fr!. W.000 SM-4892 !m-«i05 A<, OI Ev-., tll 1129. N!WPORTER TV Wt• P<lttllnc •Pl>mr llt5 ""' -""' .........i ...U lltm. iCHOCK R-Sabot 1-.1"5,..' "'V'K1--,;tl'on-.T"r'alri~ FIREPLACE Ft~ tu r e 1 '2t1l'1 Hali>or fboM 5'&-8!11 SlO. 2 Hind antiqoe paint· tram. Lilebet·Rl.altlan blae • 27' Ou1I Connie TIS. cliMQ! No. 4389 Xlnt cond. &46-1310 BICYCLES Trlrnmtr Power mower. inp $15 Mch. O'adle $25, 1\1.tfy ta 1. ti&er to Aovlna: s~ ::.--:-----:::':':: ~;:.:.:..;:.::.::;:_ __ .;,;z:;I Apt. 1U •tovt. 1 piece dll\. Hl.,1 & SteNO 1210 mlttrnl It be.by bed ST.50. home M5-lf18 «i/25 31' D~ Cutt.tr· by appt. Power Cruisers 9020 BOYS' 26 .. 3 .peed Enat'* hla' 1uite. 2 piece eeetional. 5 ~-~.11.. _.,,_ o•-'"-~~ •ultkPttC! tape German Shepberd mix. Male ciqJ,yT $10,(D) NOW HEAR 'nfIS· · 2 5 1 -· plect brealdut aret. Col.fee. """"° ~ •• ""' ....,....., -·-~ for t!Ut. :& yn cld. WeU mannered A 26' PMnoa FIG Sloop, top • tabln Jdc:LeM power edpr. ne.w conaoM model. Tab 2IO C. 15th st. behe.vild.. Good wioider c:hll--cond., llk4: new, $5,0llO · <>wtns Sportfleher; e x c • Ootblnf Luat&'e o v • r eal1 pt,ymtnt or &tS.3858 drto. Need.I la:rp )Wd. A ~· Oltter _ fut A J'OOll!¥f eaM. Very low mt Head &. M!Jc<llaMOUS Jlems. <IT ·S11.63 -cr.dit dltt· TUXJ:llO, -G obort TLC. 543-6538 Try 113.500 plla1; alpc 4. l3l50 ~ OrcbMS, O!M. June 23,.23 Sat. ~'7389 Nlebt tab~ U. Prtmlezo ST. BER.NARD. Grnt watd!. JS' Richardson ~ -aU z• MERIDIAN l'tbtrgW.. Sun METZNER Stereo TUrntable P'tilper upriaht WUh at. 408 alto lood w/cbild.rm. planked. C:ictra nltt. $CSG:I LOADED! $8.500. See •t H o N D PATIO SALE 10AM-5PM -ann A FIHdle eoet $35. mdunentt $10. Dfntrc table, vtrf taltntal AU abob le 25' Ouia Owrnlter TIS S2500 Swain Ancbotap. Wr9739 Sat. and Sundll)I, June 22-23 alone -all for $50.00 4 chain $40. 8 pJtc1 DanJJ.h iu_ lie. ~ uk tor 512-llat St., Newport Stach 11670 Jewell, South J.Arun• 5'&-t•n modmi Urina room &Wt.I!: Nancy 6125 6'1S-OM2 * -.m6 EVES. SpeM Sid ~~ 9030 Reuanahle Prices! Turntal>le I-sttrea $95. Washer. Cl~••ic al Lovable Female ~. Ger-. FRITZ & AVERY 14' FIBERGLASS boat 700 0N ow '68 $2991 • Tr• ii "90" Wllole ...-1 ~ •ot•lor $1615.00 --~"!-·-music, abeet music. marlin-rd ~·-_..,..,.-=--•• .,, be. vlbee Be.t t t man Sbephe 6 .ruwter. LOCAL NEWPORT BOATS Mere. eleelric 1 tarter, '=A':pp::'.::ll•::n:'coo~'=::::'.='=1::'00:° l===Call'=="°'='=""=== 54~ F v 0 e. r • Habria1, shots. GQo4, with SACRIFICE! American trailer. Large N ." CL175 ,55~. ~:105:~·~~1.~ ·-··-... -...... $698.00 -MU'St' Sl:LJ.. THIS WEEK! ' . . cbDdren. To Cood heme. 4T D!e&et _ OC8n iotnz whee~ nso. 2128 P&J'SOM, C•mer11 &. Equip 8300 SA:BOT Sailboat. daatJn ..a. 84U80I ........... Slpo T. Good "·-•'· <M '!1 Co\d1pot. White, apt atu. dolly Havil&nd ~UI "'°"' .;,..;;,;--;;'°:'.:-;;;o~== D Scrambler ~ '61 CL350 SLL£• A Scrambler ~ Terms Available-Newcomers to California Credit Approved Immediately -~top b'ffur. Good con-8 MM Zoom eledric powered =· ~ sofa~· MALE. Black .l. white kine· Bow It Item pulpit, Wt lines 14' SKI Boat. ~ hp motor,. d:l.tkm. $25 538-569'1 camtra w/MW Bell A: seat.. nxh nsi..mp. ,refrlae ha~. l2 wk oid Jritten. ROF, auto p(lot, depth find. wtth trailer, skill, jacll:et We Carry Our Own ACCOUDll. w"ASHERB===-.,Jl9=.90°':-_,,.==I HowelJ projector It ICf'ffD. st<we -rJ• dineU. let. N i ce dlapositton .r. Sy appt only, Men.Fri. etc.$250.Ml~ $35; r........ 175; RdrJ&., ..,_,,,. wuik. ~ bll« bed, 5'&.1333 6125 $22,llOO llnD. :Jr Cltrio Oen-9033 HERB ; coppertoDe &. Avoc..; Guar. l500 dtlk & &ha 'Beat oier ~ LOVABLE ru11y A wblt. nle TIS. clean! moo. 31' Bolt Mlln~~- ..,_1005 ~Spo,_rt_l_n~1_G_ood __ ,___ all. 646-1325 2400~ E. 15th maJ. kitten S mio.. Neida Diffel CUtte;-tiy appt. Ol'lly. YAOn' Maintmance &. , FRIEDlANDER . ~~__;_,eM_ayt_a1-.-.-... -.~0~'K~fff~e 1 FREIGHT DAMAGED St.NB podbome.5'$--1843 after 3 SW,IXXI. 26 Peanoo F/G "'P*ir M your dock Ex· & M•mtt 39'',4 humtr il SURFBOAADS, J'ac tory l -~::':::=;::~=::::::"••l ,!'~"~"·""="°"===~6~1'n~I 51,0tlP;. ~ .. ~ -1 Ik e 78o7 13750 a •• ~n llvd •• 193 7666 537 6824' Griddle. $35 ea. 646-1310 Direct. Ueed board• allo. SWIMMING POOL AD01tABLE Kittens bladi: & ~ w~;;;:· ~ \,,U~~ bl Upright freezer All cheap. We i&'lail new 1!,..~ Pool, Fllter, Surt1ee white. Aho varieiated. '1 Rlchirdton Cruiser _ ,, ''" ~ removable fins in. your old ~unmer, Maintenance Kit. wka. trnd. 2999 ).felbro St. pl~. Ertn. nice! $'800 847~7785 board. ~'160T FREE Ground Pid. 54S-40'J6 • . 6i22 25' Ouis Ovmliter T all W~' SURFBOARD $149.11 . u B·--u.~ 7 ~ IS Spanish /Medltt ·Showroom Samples 8' Wood carved arm divan, lg. man's chair; beaut fabrics. 5 Pc hexagon dart oak iiin. set, w /black or avocado framed cbairsj 5 Pc BR set , 9-dr Mr. & Mn. dresser, lg mirror, 2 commodes, paneled headboard. HOTPOINTWasbin1 SECARD POOL ~ .... ~ .... uc:1., ..,._ -..... ma<hlno, G 0 0 D CON· by Joo Quilr· Good cood. wb old. -.... cJwoo. fill.31st st. N-... <h ...,.,_ ..... -$50. Clll 6'13--0233 323, S. !'!,aJ.:'.;_ <'.>rup ~~·Free ID &ood heme. fi15.0W2 * «H-3916 VALUE $895 -PULL PRICE $429.9S or terms 11 low u $3.00 wHk Items Sold lndlvlduilly ..,.. No Down - Use Our Store Charge -No Fancy Front but -Quality Values Inside! Approved Fumlture -2159 Harbor, CM Daily 9.9, I 0-5 Sunday e 541-9660 DITION' .....,, ~--~ ....,_ REFRIGERATOR S30 Mlacollanoous l600 536-1501 ====~===!RECORD ....... din "~ MASSIVE Oak gun caae $ll0; 5 MOS. old PllPPY. mfxtod ter- Lara:e dark walnut otttee rter, female; Ill chatl, desk, needs rtfinish, HO; holJ&ebroken. To Io o 4 WANTED HUDSON RIVER PACKET Antlqu,~••:.,.. ___ 1_1_10_1 MOVING -Must sell! 80 yr old Jovese&t, buffet, cut 1lus & china d i shes. 546-88$ LARGE d.roplW table, dolll, Italian table, brlc-a·brac, etc.: watercolon. £73.8481 Sewing Machines 8120 FWaree bulcet rlnl' with 10 home. '1'ZI min• cut diamcnds very at-LOVEABLE, Hu.ptilie bl&: tracttve $200; odds • e!kll, &Mm St. Bernard male run IOme records & boob. 1tfOW?t ahotJI It tags. Phone 494-1701 ..,., & wkendo. m-vll uk far Nancy 6/11 WILL PAY round tbl, antique port bar, Coocoo clock, Iatie oil palnt- ina. Fr Pnw end tbl, elec wall clock, ladies dthes, eml·m~; tun hata, towela, misc. 6'fl..MM. 4234 E. Oxu;t Hwy CoroUdo Apt, CdM La..,..._. !'REE Kitt... "All•y.cal TOP c SKIS, ba'1I, marker bin-Model's Wardrobe f>pt"; c,..,, .. cu ti .. "' ASH l'RIC dings, poles. $6:5. Kofax XIJllT va.loes • TCF deslan-5 '5 • t 3 s 3 Ev n A CVERY ANXIOUS) ~--d !960 -•-1140.. ""''" er e:ms. e .....,..,.., wom. I,.-;:=,,,-,,.-=-..,,,,.,;-;:;;:- E td, boots 9 • $20. 35 bp out. 11 • Som 1..ft_1•• week~• 6122l~::::"":~6;;;7o,;5~·2;:7~19-".""• ......., ' ~'""'' """"' M•nv exchai.ves. Hat 1, 4 kittens 6 wka old 1 bl.kl JUNE Speclol, •··•-ha"' fold bike $25. Alto :recorder -'.I ~ .... 1967 SINCER Zlg Zag con-$l0. Map~ cu:" $30. 117 s.,.. !hoes, OOthe suits, 15Uits &: white, 1 &nrl whlte, 1 ll't.Y bottom llCtiti>ed A paint JOBS & EMPLOYMENl HouHhold Goods I020 "'· .ole. Service man lffvirtc phire, Bal. 1,, 6'15-421C dresses from casual to for· & 1 blk. 6J8.:..4t43 $1.80 per ft. + palnt & ztn Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500 c. + REFRIGERATOR GE 15 d 2 are a · 5 Yr i u a r mal, access. TudQ 1 to S, KITI'DiS 1 Bllc & wht paw, 1 All other malntenanct" dr, freezer·tnp, brooze, A-l tranlferable. Touch-0-matic. KNlrr£D FABRICS 223 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle. blue • areY 1 ~ tiger. engfnt worii:, ll!t usl cood. $125. Ivory dinette set, Assume pymnts $4.88 ea. oc * AUCTION * Hhbrlm. 548-4510 6/Z.l Newport Dry Docka 615-15Cli 4 chrs, 11~ 1ll!:'W $75. Other $37 ·25 ca&h . Does ev~ ""' FOR SALE FREE kitten.ii 1 blklwt.t• On the Bay at 3>th St. Mature Cashier and Margin Clerk Experienced in brokerage hiainess. Approximate sal· acy $400 a month. Salary negotiable depending on ex- item's. Mo•"""· 494-0147, ·374 without attach. C.4.ll any. Remnanta., samples &: Mill U )oQJ Will MD <Jt ~ male 2 whlt~female. LEAVING State! stll ·~06 time 526-Ml.6 ...._,.. 2 live Windy a try Ledroit. Laguna Beach end1 Sat. vu..,-8 Lm. to Auctions 1'rtday 7:~ p.m. ~ fiberalaN runabout, .a IS' hp "' perience. 1022 Musical Inst. 1125 p.m. 9'l9 Baker, Coeta Meu. Windy's Auction 81rn 1..ABfWX>R, Female, rood :2~ pha ~ El or. G1ra1;_9~~l~----Pool Tables Behind T-... , •••1. "al'I ':..~t~A .. dor. s months .~; fer. , , covers "-A"'at761 Goodbody & Company LAGUNA BEACfi Call for appointment MANDOLINS: 2 Gibson•, 1 .....,, QOU '" onO'""H'tO ,..,, U't<r GARAGE SALE Mllrtln w/cal!lel; 3 Dobro New&: t'tpoS5tued $99.50 2075;s Newport.. CM 648--8686 FAMILY Ski boat 1 297 E. Bay St. C.M. gultar, eves 545-7551 up. Tennta, Champion MAPLE dNuer Ir chest. 9 " ALL black eoc.a.poo, 2% Crubon alus over wood Sat.Sun 11 AM·3:30 PM ,Quality $34.50 up. u &: 9 x lO braided oval mos old, Vf!rY good with hp Evi d otor b ' 6' '15 lit kl! Eve!'ything Must Go? DRUM SET, ~ cond. 5 Call Frank rugs. Lamps, co.ffee &: end children. 892-6302 6/25 tank, -""'. : Thm • w' or ~~ •-piece acceu. Included $70. 53• "311 over 100 item.I ....... ~ ""m ~ =~=~,~=~,....,,._,,..,. tablea, twin bed, pr . FREEToroodhorne,()ranse ~. &f&..2652 Mrs. Kirner 494"8003 " . or ') ry School1-ln1tructlon 7~ 5c..SOC Viues, lhlrtl, b • r K EN M o R. E p 0 rt a b 1 e Hollywood twiD b t d 1 , <r blk, Joac hair~ kitttn1. GLASSPAR 18, S f ~ 'Bon ila551!:s ~ knlf::i\. .. -laiicp. ~ G~ tl«trlc IUit&r. 2 diahwubttllkec.-nw· $100. modem doutile dr:tl&er. I ~ · AIU 1 • a r SCHOOL Chlldmi's vac11. • bowls ' cups plst!s and yn old;-load cond.. 2 71" 'IV •--••-ak mirror 'POl"table TV 2 dr TOCK-_Wan 110 hp Inbolrd out rates. Chilc;oat lo-Lesson ' many' more 3 way ttick-ups. $45. 548-3787 • ut:aut ,._ ... et m e Frldge: 6U-ST70 ' PETS and LIVES ··--board. Pock space er trail Typing School. MS-2859. 173 ma.nylamp•' ~m ... u. · _ _.. "P· ~==~==="== offer.· Recfy.>Qod table &:. available Wftnd ( 11 D 1 l\1 c M .iiu ..,.4N ...... betl<:bes $15. Call aft 6 or NEW Ptttahie G.E. color Cats 1820 675.-t7"" ·,. (2l3'> ~9-6503 e ar, · · TV chair $10 ContoUred Pianos & Org~~~~1 30 wknds KE 2-354.2 TV, 10" 8C!'ffft $175: Eaton . ""' es "" SPECIALIST For Problem ch.air S40 5 piece dinette set -SHOf;f>ING FOR A '~=.= .. R~UB=B~E~R~,-cut='"to-.U.=. car alr-cond. $120. 493-4683 2 BR.OWNPOINT Siamese, 12 Save •t Ship Chandle Children. Tutor all subjects. with 12" extension $45 4 sl!:tl ~ \.UUn I~=========! wk. okl. Shots I blebrlm. 1 New A Uaed bot.t ae1.r and d .. ACCT'edited teacher. 675-5612 ()f bar glasses t6 to a sell $2 WPEIAHANVOE ORTHEO~:J'~ Uph supplies, tab r Jc s, Misc. W•nted 1610 female, 1 male. 646-Tl58 SUPPiies. Will buy or tra SWIM Lessons: Your pool. 3 piece lu.&Pi' aet $10 An-niua:a.?cyde. Fact. outlet. day1 evtl 494--8944 3CH 28th St NB 675-0131 120 ~~a~Mor group. 548-7120 :~~ =:~ sJ1~ :o~ ~== = = r.~f~~.t~~:.~11~~ WANTED Do~· . -~5 ~~~:N::lr~r!::x1ra MERCHANDISE FOR Wei• (brand n .... coot and many""' lloor umplff 1WO Broidod "''" 6X9 "''"' GERMAN SHEPHERD A '1d equip 175-"666 • SALE AND TRADE $70I $4-0. Nesco router wtth SHOP & COMPARE PUPS m.3908 & cabinet $15 Studio couch $15 tne & 9x12 blue tone. X1nt Furnltur•Appllancft I;-;;-;-;;;;=-;-::==--. Furniture 8000 3 ctll!rs $2 Mch. Cu re--Gould Muilc Company condition. Reasonable. Call Color TV't--Sttreol 3 monthl ()kl 14' LYMAN Lapltrake, Wfnc1 ;,..;.c;;.;;.;;.;...;_ ___ ..;:.:_;;,;; bi.gerator $Z Wa!1le 1 r 0 n WURLITZER • CONN alter 4 pm &. all day SatW'· _ TOOLS _ AKC REGISTER.ED shkld, starlna:, 5 hp mot MUST Sell immed., king site $2.50 Cannister set $1.:ZS ORGANS day&: Sunday. 642-3526 531-1212 or 993-0555 Champion Blood line1 $250. 673-9111 evea. or. bed & mattress, medlter-Ba••-•-11.50 St MN. Main, S.A. 547-<U1 JIG-Saw, elec·, ancbor winch, Bred for 16' Inbo·~ ff"'l _ .. ranean night stand & op~ .. n~11st= with e:: '*' PIANOS & ORGANS * ~ !IOI.id brass bilge pump; SS CASH SS Quality " Temperament $4M * w; u-twer dresser. living rm. couch JPeaker $20. 2 roasten $1 • Largest stc:IC:k in So. Calli. new generator; stainle11 We pay cub for: All Sbots a Wonnlnr 376 Ramona Way Costa Me only 3 mon . old, C06t $1500. Pressure cooker $3.50. * 20%·«'.l'Yo off.Player pianos steel folding 811dlor; ml11e. </ Furniture I AJ!t!Uancet Pedl&ree with each PUP 1;;;6;-, ;:;tt;;;n.,,;--=== •• will sell for S3Ci0. G.E. Many, many more Hema to 1000 rolls to chooN from qua.l\ly brasa Items. 54&-1591 </Antiques I Tooll 837·~ Eves. aft, 6:30 PM GLASSPAR w/traller; " ref.rlg./lop freezer, A • 1 cbooso lrom. * Terms • Tcms ·Ttnm * ON ITEM or _ ~ Weekends after 9 AM HP •ng., All equip., LI ke l T v 21 .. IORBY Vacuum cleaner A COMP·-Hou~• AFGHAN new. Set to apprec. 962-8'37 cond. $85., Zenith . . GARAGE SALE. Tappan I ll cuh for )'OUI' piano er trade at tac b m. en ts, Pay off uc.ir:.. .-."-6 u,... 16' FIBERGLASS ... b1'811d new $00. 644-2638. crand piano for new 1Pinet .__, ____ .• 1c.1 .<o or -aU cau 5f7-67'8 er azr..gm l'ii )'n old. Female Runabou stove: Younptown lirl1le ......,J<;lll: w ...,.. ..... U-1 leu than 10 &. 33 \Ved., Sat. & Sun. 'tll 6 sin k with cabinet, 2 mat· Field's Wholesale Piano Co. payment.a. Credit d ep t , WANTED 5 ors ft Sofa bed. $15 Johnlon ' ANTIQU E lamp table f1_2, china cabinets; MVtral twin 12072 Brookburlt at Olapman 535-7289 Ok lf ne@d1 upl'!Olstering. A1Jo 10 rno. Larae mtr. 673--5076 M large Cok>nial wing dWr matQ!eases &: sprtngs: ski Garden Grow m4\ 631-2170 MOVING 1WBM>n1blt, Call 548-47S3 GERMAN SKEPHERD 18 TT. GWpsr, 40 HP $35, small 4 drawer chest $5, boola lite 71£ It boot trees, I S I Sa-I I Lady K rtbl •-h W 1 ·-• • b G nd 54()1 Old Plratt Rd. H.B. Johnton Belt O!ft r! 231 round oak t.a ble S35, Spanllh n • pr ftfJ • • enmore P -wr an U..u ua Y ra oU Meadowlark Cly Cub co.ta Mesa St. Apt C, CM u ··• I with like new! Laundry sink. U--• Baldwin Spm' el uao:: xlnt cood. $50. 8' mod. ICle Pia.no 540-2560, ext 21~ ,...-;;;,.,.;;n;n:w..,..,~<:::.=r:-=o::--: type stuuent tab e Odds &: ends. 320 Ramona "" _.,.,, & cflr. Blue &r'-Orla:. AKC SU.KY ~ On1~&.n. vversels, mus:! se drawer ns, 646-4032, 611 Pl., Cotta Mtsa. MB-9823 Uaed Bal~:. 1-1~mas7, $4001$]50. 542-0292 M h ' 8700 Take )'CUrJ:lck of Cltarlle l:&' twin screw cab cru.11 ' Kings Pl. Newport Heights. Hammond VI&"·"'~....., up. 'l'f1¥fi~'Y15UR'.GiiJN' I ~~·~·~·n~o~ry!!.• .!•~lc::_. _ _!~I Brown, IJnus or Red Barron &ood cond, $2,a95 6'2-3M9 alt« 5 PM. Spinet, Conool•, Studio 6 MY WIN--'YOUR GAIN """'=='='==""° COPPER C.olor GE retrt&. GARAGE SALE, tables. bed Upright pianoa, specially re--New, never worn, niltural Dtlt• 8 wks old. Shots, fluffy I: - $30. Ovtrszd chaise lounge fr ame & chest. clothes, duced. $195 up. beige Madamoiselle quality Good Wood Working Friendly, 548-4957 $1llbo1t1 90 10 $7~. Hollyv.·ood dbl bed, knick·lmicks. Treasures ga. WARD'S BALDWIN mJDIO mink .11tole 54&4C()I . ~1achinery. 000 TOOLS. 2 BEAUT Male cocker pups, BARJENT WINCHD: springs & mattres.s $30. lore! Sal &. Swi. 9 Afot to 1801 Ntwport, CM 642-348-1 UPHOLSTERING _ .. 79.50.2 Cash Only 1 2 .., k, AK C, a 11 Ste us before )'OU buy! S!lvertone color 1V 21" $100. C St • All 10 hots/ •VI Lo M 4:30 PP..1. D132 yprtsa . pc. (European cratuml!!I) er am • papen ..,., ea. ve erl.ne le Battery Shoppe &12148 or 548-7360 Santa Ana Hela:hts. Comer NOW HERE -the new Free est, del, pickup, 215 231.Z f\tln«. Co8ta tl1Ha &!U u a pr. 548-0952 2430 w. Coast Hwy, N-B ith SPANfSH llv. rm. f'tlrn; Pll.lsadts & Cypre&& Suptnoundinz T·Dl Main, HB "Berny"~ A. B. Dick No. 33:1 Offset MlNIATURE Pood.16 AKC WINDMfLL Oua sloop w green naugahyde rtclilrlnl BUNDY Trombone, tr Im Hammorrd S)l inet organ COMB Sink/refrigerator $30. P~•. W/plate dampener, I wks, sood pediiftt. $30 • trailer. ExctlJ.nt cond1rto n! " chair: early Amer. dinelte lorm exerciser, f u rn. -the finHt yeti .,.._,,writer $40. Slide........_ suppliel, l 'iii )Tl old. $7~ $35. MalH A fema1e1 , *595. Olvtact Mr Zimm set. Quee n-size bdrm. set: ... __ ti · .__ setn.fiDT·PHD..LIPS CO. •1 ~ ... ~ -....,.,.~ ....,, • ...,.... -•IV'<• Ip., UC\,.Vla ves, picture ...... ea, j~or $45. mixer, rugs, ,,_....,,.,.,, -..>aDO. 0 •.,.........,., many misc. ite n'll!I. 646-7283 book M ood 1 1007 N. Main 0 20th ·,;;;""n.;:-;;.-=--::= .11. any t m sc. blender misc items. 642-2354 FOJUCI.Jrr$ SP.!ALL Min. Poodle.11, blk., <XlLUMBJA 22, full am• 349 \V . Wi lson No. 9, C.M. it 313 ftocheeter St CM Santa Ana AKC 8 k ._.al Ii: .. ,~ TRADTTTONAL near · new truitwood oval din set. 6 chrs, beautifu l breakfront, $425. Hardwood Contemp 6' studio cwch f75. 54~7364 RATI'A N. complete living roxn includes lamps, table1 & pictures. $450. Call evet. 952-4135 CAJ....P.fODE Cusl. teak finilb din. lble.. f()\d-up to P, w/pads, 4 chai rs & buffet; like new $325. 958-473.1 DANIS!-( Teakwood dininl: table. 19" Mai n evox blck/wh! 1V. V I r Io u.s mapte pieces. &t&-2863 MOVING to Hawaii! $1679 wa.11 sheU unit for $250 and other fine decorate!' pll!Cl!:I .... ,.., VELVET Sectional O.venport. Gold ·MocMm $200 531-'19311 IL ' 2 ... ny tor • L II to ... ema. · W ALNUT. Rosewood dbl Oleap! ' wt:e •· "' es Jenny •Pin Seaaull pulp ~~~ta Ana Ave. Sat ,.. 2 Specials headboard $25: ref r l i. 639--2691, Eves 897.2433 r=· I' bea ut I et .' $3,350.' 213: 's96-9706 'Evt. w/•op. Jnr. 120, BBQ 115· FREE TO YOU -• SllOWBl~D 505. xlttl <Ond GAR.AGE 644-2423 IRISH' Setter, female, •1-; North &&ill, sand dolly SALE!! Wurlitzer Oflan mod. 4l50 MATCHING COuch le chair. month1. AKC, champ. sired. duded. $350. 615-5563 Sat & Sun ~:oow~1:%.w~~~~~ Br. aet: dresser, nlte stand MIXED male Bealle dot l 1Ai $100. Call H•len 833--6913 KrrE # 157 Xln cond G 41! E. :nst St. NB &. be<l. lnl Bedford Ln NB yr ()Id. Needs fenced 1ard. GEl\MAN"Sbepbtrd,lyr <>ld, wl!llJI! taUI. tPrt~ Oft Irvine Ave. outside needs your help! $599. r.u .~72 894-1329 8/2.4 lovt• children, good watch •--.... --•, $595. ~ ~· Back Ba WAU..TClf'S • MA NNING 'S ~ u1m>eQ -.. o•.r-' ='-.,-.-54(}..2165 * Costa Mesa 12 Volt DC to 110 AC P1;1RE--bred wire ha.ind ter· . doi· All shots. 499-3656 CAL 20 Complete n.clna , CAAAGJ; St.le June 25, rear Inverter. M{lkl!: oiler r1er pupj)Y. 6 mo. otd. BEAUTI1'l1L Afghan Male cri.i!&lng psr. MUST StL "' Oialm.ro Aptl ..... Olfl Decoralor'r·Dellahl 6'15->11' 5<8-1<!3 '"' ' Yn. old. a. • ..,, .. brad SOON! * 5<6-ll :~~cl~~· ! NYLON, Rubberized, 2 man LAB Retriever 4 mos. female 49'MT20 11' SLOOP. Xlnt cood. F\m 494-9U4 CRANO PIANO • tJaidl!I life raft. Can. pump. X1nt nttdA larae yard. Adults S~! CUtt, dny, ttu:dy. ..u. Trailer It 1alls. A-1. outside needs your cood. $30. sr~ preferred'.~. 6/24 JORDAN'S. 673·:uJO. CdM MB-0844 315 ~.JsE~'l?:L~M 1.fU;~lp~~-C.M. R EMINGTON Type"Nrlter ~ •• ,v."'1ant ... todbl~l!1 ym. Bulk-":~. "!:_ KITE. Xlnt cood. Hardbt * ·~21-* --' c ond i tion ! $35: °"' · · w-...,.. oa ;xno tit ..--ed.--" for r,.,.;-, -New cond. 5 pc Rattan, .,.,,.. ""' """"' d'· -·-t1"• &"""' .._ .,., ... typewriter stand $7. 646-7656 •· ;JIM'-9,)fv " <Mms..turt Ollllt) 6'f5.-<H89 Quttn Ann chr. antique tbl. FOR SALE Wurlitur Spinet •vc--·- SofL piano-Mshocany, cherry, & SPEED -Quttn multkyclt ~ K!ttt.n, ll)Ol1fns 1 Aft --SIDE TIE, 20'..a.' STER.E()..Zenith S75 Garden walnut wood. Vtry &ood wuher xlnt COf'ld.; cheita; ~· whl~ tu x edo. WHITE Sfmale c o llie. 6 SAILfl.1S fT. tractor, 2 at $75 each. Qesn. condltkm. $,185. 548-4753 tables; boyt bike. 54M'238 llter 5 PM ant mo.itbl Cid. Sll.00. Phone Im t.one Bolt Co., Balboa Su -• -RPETS 7 ,,. ..~ BOYS ~. aU -ml 962-1"'7. "'" ·~ fna oot th• Garaeer. n uwY PIANO wanted, Priwte par. CA 5 aq. ~--· '-""• ..... & lf' IHUWDUAT. New, nf'\'91' ·-·'I' c .. u •1•-I oil ...... t hi lo llctn18. 1 YT· old. Grnt pet! .. --·-~·1 ·-2U6 •1C'),.,... tc, ..... ,,_.. iJ>,);I ty want• to b1J1' piano tor new ny on, ,,.. ... e. · · M9-mf4 tlZJ Hort91 IUO ..... water. ~-u c.- pOWER Mowen: au t 0 • Cllltl· MJ...9335 Xlnt quality fl.50, 548.9885 (n4) ~ wuiw: dsvt11port. d.intnc 'STRAUB£ Grand Dtlno a sntoIO <hich, euy chr. PLAYFUL, P'*Y A white, wn.L bo9rd pnti. h o r • t Sebot In eJCOelltnt oon4. tahll· 3S1 Ode st Apt. B. bech: beaut. touch a roy..t t.ypewrlter. w.c. = ::'nen, :C:= 01t;; $40/mo. wm t~ Jt nso. Office Equipment IOI I oi Tono. JSOO, 615-0619 ><S-15'!1 •· · dollrfd. ll8-«10ll, IWMl22 6'4-'"2 GESTETNER Mlm-G~ARA::.;...~G~E~Salo.,.....-· ~-=,,, ..... --.. outllul HAMMOND 6'iio lhl2' tm>~ w/2 ilp-., "'$15; MFG. owtrc "' tru.. 2" TRANSPORTATION ll'lD" Ma1bt &iii1aW , .. 2 -• ~~ •·-~~~. 1311 W MO>!•I MI f125. an-Giudl'llO!ber cloclt 1al""""" pipe. I ft. 11J l2 wlllt tnl1lr -No. 120· Xlnt ~· ·-"" ..,._._ -~·· · ~ •••• ..,... -. ---. t1. -em loats & Yacllta 9000 ~ M.; -belt oU~. u;.8669, 633-0922 Sq A..,.. N"'1'Cltl Bl!adl v r.........rw _., -~ Jllnt ,._23 Sil& Sun PIANO -V""1 Grand. lllAG "'-A pod 11.!0 I 1T O>udl. a" do 14' Oluo 2 m old. ll bp e 1r SAILS'l'All -· HouMhold Goods I020 GARAG.E Salt; 'il a..v,. Good eondJUon $14!1 per )'ltd. oU wlUtt. Pr1 rt0pbolltel'in&. 561U4 l/'24 Evfnntda mt:r. taec ltut. w/dlt tnlltr. Good COlld. 1V 27" aew. mach • .l mt.c. ~. with, '53 Olds motor, • 545-213'2 • pu1;J • S40-o9147 mL Dlrt, )'(XJ haul. trailer 1650. 604t81 •~• ""'•™ btwn (pm & 7 pm llOO ....,.bl• I>). 298 Joann PIANO tJprlglrt, Antlq w11~ MEN'S Bib $11.50. lloY'• ~713& . SIU ffiffiiOARD Boot ,,_, 8NOMJmO J'ibtllli; 432, llll VlctorlaAp<D,OI St.,C.M.616-4001 aok1 trim, cood tone, $1!10. SU..,.y$17.I0&<&-3680 QJ\(J£Rabblthul<h ..... oondltloa $45 .00 oollal.ilo,a!r,pd"""'- SOC& lT TO 'Dolt Wlllle-l em.+llne 64>-'l:IA <II 10 AM CW!GE m 536-4916 ~-MUUT. - ·-• -------------·--------·-·----------------- perienced. Rl:u. ~ . . . ' WESTMINSTER • ' Morino lqule. 9035 ' :'TU. Uc. and Randi ... 12 Volt "I-D .. 2(6 Amp hr. YAMAHA Marine Bllttery. Res : $107.lD: Sde pre $49.M. Merine It Battery Sboppe A • ' 3'.10 W. Cout Hwy, N.B. • . '86 EVINRUDE 33 HP eng. M "250" • INDURO • 2> Hrs, 13' GlU6pV free to . • beyer. '63 Mere 25 Hp. xlnt, A ' r Hydro, rr .. Ubuyer ' ..,....,, H IMMIDIATI ' i All Mlrine electronics Dll.IYUY • IOld at a Dice discount. A • • See µ11 before YoU buy! • Marine I: Batttty Shoppe ' HERB • :K30 W. o:iut Hwy, N.B. ' • WANTED' LANl"EDI SAIL, FlllDIJNDER ' ' approx flO lq. ft. CA L L ' &G-09<7 '625 -.. -· llliol. Bolt Slip Mooring 9036 19'8 MATCHLESS 650 fC $150 or best dfl!:T' u 1a4 J Rall eycie trlr, no Ile, new NEWPOR.T, 3300 Marcus on Urea $150 or bnt cttk . channtl for 14' tio.t $20 per Triumph a: Btitilh ~ mon!h. ~r 199-48 56 cle partl. ~2313 ! lPuadena) Weeket1ds ITT4l HOOAKA 90 • built e~e, "'""'" • BOAT SUps ••ail. Prime Cerlanis front a: rear. " front wheel, chrome ~ loc.: 2601 w. Cout Hwy., ilass tank. Be autl fa I NB. S2 Ptr Ft. 130 ft. mi.n.l 642-2909 ' 5'1-8966 or 5484192 Ernie. ' 19&4 Triumph 2fXI cc I WANTED: Mooring, slip or Exctillent. Street. otrt: Sldt! tie for ... Sall boat • 1375•-• ......... ' MUST SEU.! 1968 Yai& WANT Slip tor 30' cruiser ; n Big Bear Scrambltr. vicinity Huntington Beach. Perteet ocndtticn 548-7411 '. C~erc. or priv. 5~789 '62 COit.VAIR • $250 1 Bolt· Yacht Automatic. Black &. ~ Charters 9039 oon. Ce&n. 847-1659-, '65 Schooner Kelpl• Motor eye IN nOa Coallt Guard licensed. Car-'65 HONDA Super Hawk b rlu up to 21 passengers. Low mlleaie ·4375. ' Perf!Cl charter 1or .VOW' I lodge or club. Colt: approx. 64S.5153 elter 5 • $15 ~ peoon. Auto Service ' Goo. Minney • 548--4191 or 548-5039 & Ports t4bo CHEV 3'l1-31S HP lbort blOek fishing -9040 I heads. Be.laneed, pn1tsbad 25' CABIN O"U1ser, SS rad.Jo. """'· SIS·El'DI c a Jb.. Bait tank. $165(). Heada ported A: pllabed wt1h '9f.()f6S or ~-6245 lak:y sprln&:a A retainf' sm. 54!--0012 IMt Stor•g• 90'8 --l~ MG engil'le, tr&ns, o~ BOAT rn:::>RAGE mechenlcal parts, TR..3 I a .I. LAUNCHING TR-4 ToMt&U. Pottcba titnl Sail or poll(er Up to Jl' &: hub CIPI eve1. A ft en41. Fenced yard, Newport 548-21.l.'5 ' ' Bayfront. Monthly n tH • Cool RadJator ServiOI I ' Includt' ... Uae o! hoi.st e Auto Air Conditioninc : Launchill1 e 20th Ir Newport 6'2.J.8531 CALL ANTHONY'S 1952 tllonia t111.nor ~ 839-2211 n9 St-Jamn Rd. • Newport Beech ' • Boats W•nted 9050 T;~i!ar, Travel 94p WANTEI): Me rcur y out· hoard, Jona aht.11, 80 Hp or 131>' LOW-LINER 1 dbl 4 1 lit". 54()...3231! Mon-Fri 9-6:30 bunk, side •wnlnr A wall ult for "PhH." tent. $885. By owner 546-<lf!' New C1r1 9800Uood ca,. 99PO 'II Transportation Specials f • Auto Discount Center • ' • • 2004 HARIOR ILVD. ' • •• COSTA MICA 642-4621 i • '55 :11:... __ ,,,_ ........... _,._ $69! • • '57 ~=u·~· .. ·--·-·-··· ....... -'99i ' '58 :'"l'!~~~~ ..................... 'I 69i • '55 ~I'S, l'I. -······--$199 j ' '59 :::.!A:_ ____ ,,, ...• $199 i ' '55 ·~~-····-.............. 'I 991 ' '59 ~='-1'.-.. -....... __ '269! '60 CHIYIOLlf YI. tt.tllep '299f I -'60 l'OUCONYf. '399: .... top. ... __ l '61 MLCON MUU '499 ,.__,, l111ta. New ~ """'-· • 642-4621 I ; l , • ' -' . I ' 11 -~ ------ DAILY ~ILOT RT S•tt11'd1Y, Jt111t 22, 1968 RANSPORTA I N fRANSPOltTATION TRANSPORTATION HOO '"'"' ..... AYM 11!~!!!_ ___ _:~~~~-----~~ITr•ller, Tr•vel '425 lmpon..I A- '$2, lT IT. AUO. ~If-COD• ta.ined, front a.wNni, ii:parc "''" Euylilt bltci>, .....,, CC)od, 1139$. 1652 Newport AL • ROBERTS AUTOMOTIVE & TRUCK SPECIALISTS e HARRY MEADOR e H. F. "PAT" PATTON e RON DUGGER '64 GMC '62 bM\; Suburb•n 9 p•''· 'h T·P,U, with I foot Automatic, Power c•mper, ....... 4·1pe•cl, Staarin9, Cu,tom 1ir cond. Un it , R•Oio, Ha•ter $1299.00 SH Hie AH New CLOSING OUT ALL DANA CAMPllS. Havasu Campers WE'il SELLING All 1ire1 for imm•diel~ For $2499.00 ~•li••!"J'· s.u •1 lo-.11 •1 Reduced T~s Wk. $149.00 to $1899.00 '65 CHEV. '62 CHEV. v.1, ,1;,~. pickup, reer V·I , ~·•pe1cl El Cemino, 1l•p bumper, new p•int. redio I h1•l•r. A be•uty, $1099.00 DEMO SALE LEASE 1968 GMC Your New Truck SUBURBAN or Cir from us. ,_, J27. euto., pwr. A"y Make or Model 1t•••in9, pwr. Dre•e1, R· '68 GMC H. 'h·Ton Pitkup s,-w Ttih w ... $3699.00 l i9 "•'.'Stick', he•l•r. Cu1tom C•b h•l¥I duty clutch I 1prin31 . '68 HOUSECAR CAMl'fl Goin9 on Trip 7 v.t . A1r+ometic, ladio, RENT He•ter, Pop Top, Sleep1 5. A Tnic:ll I c._,., A IEAUTY "•• 'ltt. CHECK OUR PRICES MOST COMPETITIVE IN lHE AREA AL ROBERTS TRUCKS e CAMPfRS 13172 HARBOR BLVD. .... • °""" .,.... 11.4 .......... .,.,. ~- GARDEN GROVE Phone: 537-4381 FOURTH ANNIVERSARY BJ, C.M. NEARLY New 16' Tr11vel BMORf Sl'ORT CAR WORLD Trl.r $1295 Btwn nh A 211t Lar;est telectSon ot St. OU Santa Ant Avt . 23.l Recondl&Md Sport1 Can Shtrwood Pl. in the Well. AU m&kK '63 WlNND!iAGO 1' ft. AU models alttp& I , wJf·CCll'ltained, A·l l5:KXI ~ B~ltlnftstr (.'(Std, ~. 1652 Newport Bl., I."'-:=='-=~~ c .M. '67 DATSUN 1600. d Ir. roadstr. Has f21 lope, glcy Trucks 9500 blue. black Intcrklr, bucket VEGAS 1!1t1, "4 speed. FOl'Cf'd to FREE LAS wll! Take older iradc ('II' VACATION WITH A Sl'IS ..,.. Pymn" 153 Chev. Pick•ps month. Aft« 1 p.m. ,.,_9713 1,.,.Ton %-Ton L.B. Automatic, 4 spee<la. Your e~s~..,-,~C..-h-... -~Im-,,.,..-, choice of lour. We'rt: DOI We pay more for an) imporl in the truck busineu, let's recardless ct year, make iO -l.rom $499 to $1499. or condition. Try u.!i hf.fore ELMORE yo"""· ELMORE MCYI'ORS. 9625 G R r d e n GrOYe BJvd JE 7-6630 TOYOTA ASTON MARTIN 15JOO Beach Blvd., \Vstmnstr '66 ~RD Ecmolin" ~an, MUST SELL! '62 As1(ln loaded. H.a..,, nf'w ~ngine. Martin 084 UKX} or best ol- Sahara beige: Y11n m xlnl fer. (i?llJ 339-4644 con<!, dlr, will lake older ======== tml• "'" S't>O ""': Pym1'. AUSTIN HEALEY $36.86. After 1-0 call 494-9173 or 639-3617 !-------- 1961! MCA 10 X l n t Mtdwt.nk'tl «lfld, New diM: bnJct'I. Part. CU!oced. $900. s.4&-1362 •ft (j l'ORSCHE n1i. Auto. Loaded~ Cost 15.roo. ~ow 14AOO or bf's1 o1. l--------ler. 4!&-11.fl (2) '67 Por1che 911 S. CauflH, Al\t/t'M rtdk'o, '61120 S l\lercedes Beru: IM'W ~ro scat, low milrr;. rlutch, trMn!t, int rr lo r . 1 _, ll'I"" .,...,, 11.,19 1 r. mmt'CiiJ1.te dcllwry! Sun........ """"· uo..-.,., • ·~ Red or Bahain111 yellow 1960 f.1ERCEDES 190 SL 800 \.ARDEN GROVE BL. 11250 Firm. Pri\'ale party * GARDEN GROVE Cail 646-5791l R!l'l&Sl or 534-..~ ~==="'"""o---= '61 MERCEDES Bmz, 190 PORSCHE 'SB C'Jle red SL, exc cond, priv/part;y. w/blk int. Am'/ f m . 893--0347 or 89'1-4960 Chromes, Pirelli&, headers. MORGAN $1650 Pri J>Utl'-536-<090 =~~~-~,..--,= CUSTOM Austin Healey FOR Sale· Repo % T~ 1962 Sprite yellow Conv. Ex. GMC . C.ood cond. Highesl O:>nd. R/H. S600. 2910 Jrd SUNIEAM bidder. 5.16-3932 wk n d •. Ave. CdM . l!l60 MORGAN + "4, ill orlg·l-------- 5.16-6848 week days !======== ~nal It. perfect. Black. rrd 1961 AL p 1 N E . NEW 66 % TON CampPr Si>t'cial. &A TSUN int, l l500 6464606 ENGINE, sound bcxly, clean rustum cab, heavy dutY.1---------MG interior. split-rirn, auto, V·8. S!..895. '67 0.ATSUN PICK UP. S650 or bes1 Offer. ~>4865 . 5'ID-70'.!8 Radio I. 4 spd. Red. $1400. ,64 MGB Xl.JNT a:>ND. LO '67 SUNBEAM lMP $1001. '56 FORD, 1 T!vr. "4 1pd, nat !145-4322 Ml. $1300. 2363 Westminster Place, bed w/bln•, quijada pipe --"°DW7' ~..,,,..,.=---673-fi61:l C.M. 646-9130 mach, comp! equipped, new ======="'"-~==="-==='='=::,.-,= i"'======= P"iot. S!l!b. &<&-.1407 Sport C•rs 9610Sport Cus 9610 TRIUMPH '61 OiEVY PICKUP, 6 cyl, ~-------;..:..._,;_.:_ ___ ..:..:;,;,,;,, 1--------=•m, A-1 <OOd. S151l ........ l&!k •. 41!: • ~-.il'll!M•I 'ffi Dodl!:e ~ T. Pick up, v.g king bed, Klick, good rubber. Good cond. $8!JO, 644-0156 '60 GMC -VS, Auto, R/H, 8' bed. Nf!W ~ar end Ir brk5, much more. 548-6952 a!Ur 7 9510 1162 WILJ..YS J..ep. Oiev. '327 engine with Oievy 4 speed trans. Extra.-too numerous to mention. Over 17000 in· i ve&l.ed. 548-0072 '51 Willys Jeep W11.gon 6 eyt, 2 whl drivf!, S55 * 847-T185 : ._.l JEEP, Tow bar, hubl, top.SSX). 548-787"4 Recrut'n Vehiclft 9515 ELMORE MOTORS SPORT CAR WORLD '59 A.·HEALEY 899.00 Americen Ciro W•nted 1 YR. WARR. 'SB MGA. an.oo '" '65 MGB's .... 1999.00 fl:tl VEGAS YAC. 1 YR. WARR. '64 MGB 1599.00 ' TOYOTA FrH L•• Veg•• Vac•tion With A '66 TOYOTA •: '66 Toyota Se<lan. The most . aought after economy car 1 built today. Artie white with contrasting interior. Au~ matic traru., radio, heater . : etc. Up to 30 m.p.g. with 90 h.p. doing the job. Six to choc>Ae from a1 low as $1595. plUll T & L or payments as low as $62.00 On p•ymt & $62 per mo, 0 .A.C. Includes Tax, Lie. & Interest CM. 60·1990, 646-41111 • _ DUNE Buggy with 'Ell Flat 'J f!Df!:, $180. See at 526 Center. i Wire Wh1el1 1'11!1 YIGAS YAC. I YR. WARR. • ELMORE N1w En9, I Tren1 . ~ TOYOTA _·:_·-~-=-·G-~-~-~-·R_c._. -• I>m rohioiii='lt 9520 --------'-------1 DIRECT F.ACTORY • ' ~ \ror1ct'~~~I M4;. ntf-t The Fabulous OPEN ROAD 21'·2.'l' & 25' Mot°" Homes '60 MGA. 999.00 fl.EE YIGAS YAC. 1 YR. WARR. 6lng 6 ~ate floor plans :· .. -NOW~ .L. w11lk thru Hou~ln. ,------- For infonnatlon ca.II 531· '60 TR ) 5130 Factory Rep. Mr . Ger- fl ld . SALE!I 1299.00 F-ecl. Remo¥•ble H.T. flll YIClAS YAC. I YR. WARR. '65 TR4 H.T. 1799.00 M19 Wl.eel1 I Cui!. fl:EI VEGAS YAC. I YR. WARR. FRIE YIGAS YAC. 1 YR. WARR. '63 TR3B 1299.00 R.ere Model fl:EI YEfi.AS YAC. l YR. WARR. ~ • HEADQUARTERS ELMORE 11116. 15300 Beach Blvd., Watmnstr ~ Phone 894-3322 Four years of COftltaftt 4Jrowth la Ormtte County we'•• oddecl o•er 30,000 sq. ft. of ultra modern scrle1 and serYlce facnlt1e1 ht 1961 alone! We ore celebratlnt durlnt the entire month of June wltll the 9reat"t "Leodership" SCl'lllNJI 111 our history! -: TllANll'ORTATION TllANSPORTA TION •• Imported Aut°' HOO '600 VOLKSWAGEN:· '1!7 VW !ltd bus; whjte intd., rn•n)' exttu. Orie. owner. Xlnt! $1500-54&-159T •:: '66 VW Square back. Xiiit cond. IUOO. C75-Sl,'1·· ~~n67 uk for Jim · • STANSBURY BUICK'S Double~~ Checked USED CAR S~ECIALS • '6l IUICK S~I••' , •• ...._ v•. ·~••111etr,, ,., .... , 1leefl019, •ewe• ~ .. ~,~. ••we• wl11dow1, IGMIC.••41 51095 '65 CHEVROLET ... , Air "4 Doer 'e4an, A1rtomatic, radio, '-••*•'• ~ewer 1l•erifl9. ll'IW. 701 ) s1295 --'68 FORD Coun+ry Squi•t 'tTO 10 1'•11. We9e11. A11tometit, llH, I'S, Pl, f•cta..., •ir, IWICOtl l s3995 '66 MUSTANG Radio, '-••I••· eutomeiic, power 11•••· in9, F-1ctory •ir conditioning. !W ll 762 ) 52295 '62 FORD 4 Door 1f•tio11 wagon. VI , r•dio, heal•r, auto"'•lic, power 1teerin9. IFZZt ltl '67 COUGAR -•die , h••ter, eutom•tic, 11ow•r li••r· lo19, pow•• Dre~ei, fectory •lr. ITUP. •11 I s2995 '65 GMC l/4 TON lo119 wlleel b•1e p_icl:up. Autem•tic, r•· dio, heeter, p•w•r 1teerint. (R7141"4 l 51695 '66 EL CAMINO -·dio, l.,ater, 1ulometic, power 1teer- in9, 127 VI •n9ine. ITIO'S'I • $2195 '66 BUICK Skr l•rk 4 Door herdlop. R•dle , ~e•I•" eutometic, pow•• 1teerin9 I llreke1, F-aclery eir ISAA2,J ) s2195 '60 PONTIAC lonn•11ill• 4 door ll1rdtop. R•dio, lleet. er, e1rlomelic, power 1feerin3. (F-XJ301 1 s795 s495 IJ. Ion 1uburb1n, VI, 1ufo1111tic, power 1teerin9, power bra••1, r•dio. lleatar, hea11y duty r1rDber, 1plit rim1, t1r .tone, custom ceb, cu.tom interior. Stansbury Buick. 2100 HARBOR BLVD. " COSTA MESA 9100 ~ew c.rs 9100 + DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE EVERY 646-9022 . New Gars . . • . • Dozens of Guaranteed Import Trode-IM ot lelow Market Scwhu11! '66 TOYOTA STA. WAGON ... , •. "'-· '2695 •·..-.! ... .,.. . ..... COUGAR-MONTEGO-MERCURY 'U MONZA COUPE ........ lod. Cl-. '695 w, Are Offerlnt the hst Deak l•er oft New IN OUR HUGE STOCK CAN BE PURCHASED FOR Foctory Cost + $50. " - lew Ml6et. •••••••••.•• '61 MERCEDES IENZ 19051. ............ "'· '2195 ufletlt calMlltl.... Wlllta. '66 FORD U-. Super v .. = .-.:::... " .... '1695 '51 KARMANN GHIA CPE. ..................... '595 ''4 VOLVO 544 ::.'~ ........ " .. '1295 '66 FORD MUSTANG ~~:":';...., ...... '1645 '· r. 1968'/2 TOYOTAS • VOLVOS • MG's • $PR I TES • JEEPS 1966 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 646-9303 •• Service & Pr•p•r•tion And 5°/. Sales Commissio" FREE ••. SPECIAL B"NUS ... FREE WITH EVERY NEW AND USED CAR SOLD DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE A BEAUTIFUL CHROME LUGGAGE CA·RRIER ••• $45.00 Value ••• FREE!! " ' ,. • •·• . JOHNSON A SON'.. • ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST ESTABLISHE:D LINCOLN MERCURY-COUGAR DEALER 6'42~81 • . . .. ' --~--·~---•• ;;:.-_. --.----~~--.,.. --.--....-._--- - = !+' ¥ "'JI!" W :Jif !:f !. '7 '?"' "':"" ,. .";'*":;!_,~::»<fl;''!'*-· 'jiJiO f' .=t f j!',.< I 0,. -98 -. _ ........................... _ ........ -... . cJQ ¢ sz. a ze a a¢ .... a ; S.Wrd11, June 22, l'lte Imported AirtOi -HOO TRANSPORTATION ll'lportecl A-9600 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPOllTATION Utecl C1r0 -·- DAILY l'lLOT~ ;¥oU<SWAGEN 9700 UHd Ca,.. CONTINENTAL PORD -: Imported Autos 9600 -~-V_O...;L...;V_O __ _ VOLKSWAG&il! '68 VOLVOS GET OUR DEAL "LASf" 9900 u1aa tart 9900 PORD Auto1 W1nted wE PAY • • . -CADILLAC CHEVROLET '6Z Continental IACIUl'ICE! '63~VW Camper, 1500 Eng, .rablt trans, butane relrlg, ~v.er used We st pb a1 la )l:flt/awning. Car p e t e d , Ready tor travel • A fun. ~r ofter. Lido Ille 19 68 y olL• '58 Slope Back ••• • • •• • $200 uwagen ·so • Door ............ ~ • $1889-Full Price '63 stope e.<1< ........ 11099 CASH ,,.. Lat v .. as 4 Dr. Facory tlJr cand., MJ '83 CAJ..AXlE :1(1() -,67 COUPE DE VILLE Vacetlon With A power, leather upb. Alwty1 Vt, 2 cir hatdtop. !'<>Mr • ' , ,_ , ' 1 W lo--from. Fut1'!>0w", '66 CAPRICE ""'iced In our Line. •hOI> 11e"In1, R/H. i:x. '66 VW Ccmv, blue, like new, -ih{,lX) rn , gar car, AMI.FM rfi' · ra.<00, radial tires, ton- . neau cov, $1650 or beit' ott, 190 (off), 61W6U (ftl) VW Fastback 1600, Belle 'OWll interior, fully equip. 21$ • 548-6360 VW Station wagon, model ; low ml., xlnt oond, ~495 .. 77 ... 1492-(~btiml. • .! VW Sea sand, undtt 15.000 mi. $1495. 642~1161 4a.1a_, ,644--0392 eves · 57 vw • 530-5373 • ,.,64 vw. $1 ,05 7 46 547-5661 Ext 246 24 Mo-24,000 Ml Guar. Herb Friedlander Win!J&bield, Wuhera, fuU Vi· 2 blka So. G.C. Fwy. nyl Interior, OuWde Mirror. 13150 Beach 8JYd, (Hwy 39) Heater, Defroster. u well 893-7566 537~ II cleanup md.dellvery_ $202 Full On, Pay.,.nt Autos Wanted incfud•t -Tix &"'Lie. $62.36 mo. bank linen. 9700 Ask abo'ut our Will Buy $202 Dn -36 mo o $46.25 + Your Volbwaien or Porsche 1 final payment for title. & pa.y top doUara. Paid tor T&M MOTORS ., ""'-Clll Ralph S...!allzlni. 11W'-.Ponche' c -'671-1190 fOll GARDEN CltOVE BL. GARDEN GROVE 892.5551 or S34-2214 VW '65-JSOO 2 Dr. Eurqpean Sedan, Blue. R e c e n t '-up. n4 494-0078 e JUNK CARs WANTED e Lie. yard: frtt pick up for most ca.rs. 847-4538 PiUV A TE party wants good running clean transportation car $100. 5'8-0200 SOCK IT TO 'EM! • 9600 i OUR USED BUGS WON'T DRIVE i i1 -BUGGY!- L ....... M ...................... -ly '"' ·--.. ·-····· , ....... , ?r• can 911arantn I 00'1• tho repcllr or Nf!l11a,...nt of all -l•r mecltoiilcol ,.m•. lllt ~ot .._.., llMd YW f9h tlth 1Mpoctto11. Only VW1 Mltl by outhotbitd ••l•r1. Like •a. ~ E"tl ... e TransmfM1011 e ,.., ate ~ froitt co:i. ouembllff e btalro spte111 e electrlcel qste_m '67 vw '67 vw '66 vw ~ ' • ~011, led. fti!ly OC[lllp'll Je4Clfl, S • 1 r o o f; Ptilfy· Setfn. Whlto. hlfy 9411•i1t'tl -.+ radio. -· 9qllp'tl + Ndla. + radio. • • •' ; '65 vw . :SUan, Red. Air ,coH -& ,.. r.ci10. ' • • • $1599 :. '63 vw • :Seda11, Ila. Fully 9qulp'll :+ radio. • •• $1199 '61 GHIA .. Convortl~.fillttii.n,.l 11111 • .,1,·t1 + liill re!""'" -~ s999 ;. :· .•. $1799 '65 vw .. ~---.. W • It•. Pstly •q•fp'll + ..... $1799 '62 vw hdaa, W . '-llY equlp'tl + rodlo. 5 1099 '63 P•lf•C"e 5 1599 '64 vw ........... hlfy~.,,., + rwd5o. $1299 '60 GHIA c •• ,.. 11110. Folly Oilil•l1t'd + rotlfo. 51099 '62 vw ..... -w ....... .,,,.. ~ • r. ., ·I~~ wfttl n .......... 53199 5999 '· ab> coodltlooinl ...,. I"' Ind !nldnd Oft ano!ller new CELLENT condltioo. $8S6, ,..-~ Cltfr a. lnackl J\?l warnl'lt)o. Priced born t-'66 Chev Capriet Coupo. Hon· Linc. Reduced Sl~.00 M&-Olll '"'" att 5 or all da, call u b-h'M pttmate. $4,795 dutas maroon "'1th contrut· tat c• lot 0n Harbor 81..S. Sat. le sun. GROftt CHEVROl£T ' AL,L EN · In& blk Interior and blk Ian-JOHNSON & SON'1-".1;.,;95;,;9""F,;.......,d~G~l~I -In ctau top. Air t:Ond, pa:, auto or 1 IX• ~,:i.s:::-81na .. cu.. Oldamobilt-Cadillae tnc. trim. Plu all the G.M. rx-Unooln·Mercury t ~· orlainal owner, Vtl'Y Center , ~ So. O>alt !IW>'-tru. Th1a automobile ii ab-Cotta Meaa Branch clean. Mutt see to apprec-13lm Harbor Blvd. HW>tlnaton Beach Laguna &!ach 494-1~ IOlutety showroom tl'tlb. 1941 Harbor Blvd, 142-700<! tale SO. 8931 Skltt arcle, 'e2 FORD Gal~e 5IX> Kl 9-3331 ,67 IL DORADO Blue Book aays $2650.00 0t4r '85 UNCOLN Cont. MUil aell Hwttnston Beach. P/S A it/H, Lo Ml. New C1r1 9800 Cold with brown vinYI top, Spedal th1I week~d $2375. leavtna Jul,y fth. All white '64 FOR.O Calaxie 500, bard 541-5949 1 owner. saddle le:ather.int•..t.w_Full plus tax A lie. or paymt1., leather uphol-Air cond,, all top, R & H, vtnyl tntmor.1-:;;::;;:;;=:,= WM. PARKES 81 N. LA SENDA DR. LAGUNA BEACH You are the Winner ol 2 ticket! to the FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR flt the ANAHEIM STADIUM On July 4th ~-Jow as powr. Lo ml. $2SXI. 60-t039 new factot)' paint, 1 owtr. ·=·~~ !~rr•~~· $89.00 Dn Paymt &. -~book UM. tnake oaer· 1--------, • $6195 $19.0G,per ma. O.A.C. CORVAIR Call S46--0228 .-· ALLEN i -' Includes T11.x, Uc. & Int.rest . '64 MERCURY ectcn1 hrk 'Oldamoblle-Cadlllac lnc, £LMQR£ Greenbrier. '63 Family but. station WllC'OJ'I. Riff. air . , 1150 S6. Cout Hwy, . Dlx vinyl int., f Spd, rib, Corid. Top mechanical cond. t.arun• Be<cb 494-1(61 TOYOTA l900 * 841·9821 lhqulr. uilo ShtP>ud 900 1966 CADILLAC s.d•n "' 1.1300 S..ch Blvd., W"mn"7 CORY~ Lld<> P"k Dr. Nl' 613-m2 Ville, only 22,CXXI miles, Frte Lu Vegai '12 GALAXIE Conv, V8, auto, abaohttely pe r f e c l , com:. Vacation with a ,'67 CORV!1'1'E Roacttter. n pwr. MM, new ovrhaul. '63 MDlC Country sta wag. R/H, 3rd htrgage rack, auto, PS, Urea. Xlnt cond. $ 9 -'65 COMET Sta W R/H, pow/1, w/a/w, ttl cond. $1200. p1e1e1y equipped with every '64 El Camino yellow; blk. · tnt~.. an ~-6f4...2024, 833--18U, ext option, white. black leather .. A h power. 321 Auto .. xlnt cond. I-----'---interior, original owner. iwidlo, eater, buck. aeat.s, Orig. owner. $3900. ~206 '61 FORD Fairlane 500. 4 dr. $4450. 4!»-1628 •utofnatic. P.S. Must see Auto, pwr itr, R/H. Good Please call 642-5678, ext. 229 ""=::::::;:;;:====:. thla beauty to appreci•te. COUGAR running cond. $250 or beat between 9 and 1 p.m. to CAMARO Only at -Ofter. 6#-1019 · claim yow-tick•t.. l~h ELMORE County ·toll-he numbt · '68 COUGAR XR7 GT, auto, 60 FORD 9 pameDger Coon- 540-12'20L _ 1968 CAMAAO. Brltilh racin1 R&H, air, chrome whls, try Squire. Immaculate! UHd Con 9900 NEED A CAR? CAN'T BE FINANCED! •Bankrupt? e Repoasesslon? eBad Q-edlt? e Divorced? eMWta.ry 9New tn Area? Ma_ke _fayday Paym@nts McCARTHY MOTORS lQ> So. Maic & Edinaer (2 blocks N. of Sean) Santa Ana Pb 542-3501 1963 BUICK -Am'.t.ffl .... ~. w/w.-$745. ~· '61 BUICK Le Sabre Convert. Owner drivl'n, &lll"l!ie kept. Faultless cond. All or~. 48,0JO miles. 968-1197 CADILLAC '66 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville 2-to choose from. Priced from $3,895 ALLEN Oldamobile-Cadillac Inc. 1150 So. Coast Hwy . Laguna Bea.ch 494-1084 '57 CADILLAC 4 dr DeVille, ps. pb, rood cond. kw.r miles, family car $425. areen. 350 cu. in, 4 1pd. TOYOTA radial, loaded, $3850. Would -.1465. 673-6040 PositractiOrl , tach &: a:aua:es. 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnst:r consider Datsun ot Toyota 't2 Falcon Statrorl Wqon Blk interior .l bucketl. Only ===Phon=~'-89<-"""-3322=~-I pickup ln trade. C!K-9509 aft Mut-t Sell. $395. 1600 mllee. Must Sacrifice •66 CHEVY Impala hard top,J='="'=""='=n=do=. ====:I,~~~·,_;-~~-,,=,,. I $3150. ~1"283 &port coupe, dlr, exotic .-1 13032 Harbor Blvd. ----DODGE .., • Dr. Fon! Sta w ... R&H, CHEVROLET sreen, black pluab interior. pow s&B, excel. cond. $450. '67 Mustang V-8, V-8. automatic. power --~ 4--" stick ... HD IJtMrin&:, low milee. WW LEAVING COUNTRY,;::•~:::::::~-=~~--±-~ .,..,_. • ri n, '59 CHEV take alder trade Pymnta MUST SELL. ~OGE •m STA'rION Wa1on. Good pen~ PS, P diac. 1959 Chev. Parkwood Sta. $46.86. 494-9773 or ~7 DART. GT, V8, auto, pe, «ind. Sl.15 Or beat offer =_;,';:•cho:::::m::':;";:':..· =""::;.:':;: Wag V8 engine. power ateer· ==~=,,:,,::...::;...:.::,:.-1 R&H, xtras, xlnt cond, $1900 133-:5192 or 4~ '66 Muat&ng Convertibl "'. •· a: auto trans. Thia_ Sta. l9&1 EL CAMINO. Mist blue, or best offer 5.36-7&tl ·~ FORD F · _ .. ltion automatic, power 1 V3, automatic tnns., radio, -...., · aH' u.JIJU • Good Wagon lhow1 aceptional heater power brakes. Ex-·55 DODGE Sport Coupe, MUST SELL! $125. 540-3380 ind top. care and ia ideal for haul-eoellent condition. Must sell IVWy, bucket aeatl, auto, THE SUN NEVER SETS cm $1900. Call aft 4 pm, inf Little t...eaguerg. Fu l I inunediateJy. Call 633-0666 pow/steertn1. MH. 0rtt Clu&ified'a aCtlan power. LEAVING STAT price $M!i.OO. anytime. owner $1250. 536-2378 For an ad to tell around MUllt sell '65 Mus ls!: car lot on H&rbor Blvd. '51 PARXWOOD Oiev Sta-'64 DODGE Dart. Loaded.th ·~e~cl~oc~k.=dlal~,,;oe-1611~~:;,,-=_:.,;""';:;;•;:•"=·=Call~_;P_;•:'';,';: JOHNSON & SON tio<i Wagon, auto ll"aM, !>"' Cleon. 40,000 MU,. ,; Liocoln-Mm:ury str radio. Xlnt mechan1c1 l Original owner. 6*-2006 pflo~w~C~a~rs~--~9~800iii;~N~ew~~C~1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Costa Mesa Branch cond. Must sell lmined. JI 1941 Harl:lor Blvd. 642-7050 646-77M d11ys, eves 4~ FALCON '64 IMPALA 1964 Chev Impala Spt Cpe . FuJl front seat, powtt ateer- inf, auto trans, R&-H. 'Ibls ls a local one owner car \ trade on our new 68 P a r k .. Lane. Reduced to nMr · wholesale $}350.00. 1st car lot on Harbor Blvd. JOHNSON & SON Lincoln-Mercury Costa Mesa Branch 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7050 4 SPEED SPECIALISTS HIGH PERFORMANCE CUSTOM CARS LARGEsr SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY '68 CAMARO, Fact, a.ir: 62 Ct auto.; pwr. 320 eng., radial evy tires: vinyl toP. $ 2 9 5 o Impala . HT &edtn V 8 l544-0l56 au.toma.Uc, po'lll"et •teerble '65 .... -$199 •~uu.u:>U Chevy Super Holiday Rambler Sports black buck~t. plush 1969 Harbor 642-6123 tnt~iOr, yellow, Ol"l&" owner,-------- $1150 ~2501 '61 Falcon '62 Chevy 9 pass wagon, V-8, Futun cpe. J spd, het1vy duty clutch for Holid "!!-bl towin g. Xlnt cond. $750. ay .._.., . ~M .,_.. 549-4038 1989 Harbor ~",) ·57 CHEVY 283, f spd, U d C1 I 9900 Headen. illt suspension, I ::;1::•;::..='-=----- ehrome whl5, P05i-traction, GROTH + extras:. 968-3035. '63 Waa: Pi s, J51b , tint ed alasa, R/H. Good tires . Very clean. Org. Owr. $1095. 6~728 Selected Auto COMET CHEVROLET SUMMER SPECIALS · Center .64 COMET """"" wkoo, '1 32 Harb:rr Bivd:-53?--4646 ft•-· d VS, ...... H, good tins & con . '58 CHEVROLEI' 2 door Bi• $975. 842-4703 cayne !ledan 6 cyl. Good ===""'====: cond. S225. 673-7097 Imported Autot 9600 '63 CHEVY Impala. 2 dr. 383, I ;-;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 rib, ps, xlnt. cond. U.IXIJ on '67 motor $1195. 642-6624 ~ '66 CHEV. Caprice, pow S&B, 396 eng., he. alt. Im- mac. 540-3276 '53 CHEVY Pariel. Runa good. Surfer's t>tllaht. tlest otter ewer $300. 54.'>-9777 'Mi CHEV-11 Nova SS, 3'27, 350 HP. pwr. steer.1 4 apd., •, RIH. $1300 . Firm. 673-9402. '60 Oft:VY NOMAD. 6 pass- wagon V8, p11, pb. $325 54&-0967. '63 CHEVY~ Air V-8 Stick 1hift. R/H. aean Maki' of. fer. KI 5--0138 B&Z IMPORTS ~-'65 GALAXIE 500 COU'E Vt Auto 'ow•~ 1t•1ri119 WIF-104 , $599 '66 GALAXIE 500 Siil C,E Vt, 1uto.$1•799 SIS.614 '62 T-BIRD Full pow11.f1ctory 1lr, '1%-67t. $899 '63 BUICK Skyl1rk, V-t , 1wfo., P. 1l•1r- l11t1 FAC1'011.Y AIR . &EY-llt. ·Johnson & So ANNIVERSARY SAf,E SAVINGS ON ALL NEW & USE CARS IN STOCK ANOTH R ANNIYIRSARY SPECIAL • • • • FREE • • • • Lu91•t• ll.1cli: with th1 pu1ch1•• of 1ny N1w or U1ocl C.r il~ri119 our 111nlv1ri1ry 111•. l11Wtiful Chromo lwtt•t• Rick, id11I for v1c1tlon or p1r1•11n•nt wt•, cln b1 ln1t1ll•d p1rt111n111tly or cl1lftp1cl 011 wh111 1111d1d. Fil• 111•1111 or coup•• 1r1d tf1tlo11 w1,on1. (A $45.00 v•lu1.I 11t'7 CONTININTAL Cou110. Lo1th1r lftttrlor, f1ctory 1ir cond. I 1/1 th• luxury f•1fur11, 19'6 CONTININTAL 4 Dr. &old flnilh with m1tchl11t l11t1rlor. Luxury 1qulpp1d lntluding f1ctory 1ir cond. 19'5 CONTINENTAL <4 Or. L11tti1r, f1ctory 1ir cond., full pow1r, 1fc, ltM IUICK •l•l•t•, Full powor, f1ct1ry 1.lr, 0110 ow11or. ltM CONTINENTAL .. o~. l'l1tinu"' fi11i1h m•tchl119 lnt1rlor, fully lu•• Mry •qulpp1d. 11lc•. F1ctory 1ir. ltH FORD G•l1,.., 500 XL Con.,.1rtf. iJl1. Air co11tl., 111 tfi1 •x• Blot Book $5300 $3870 $3180 $2325 $2415 $1950 546-5147 '68 ORANGE Camaro SS ,~,.;r.::..:::EL.c....DO_RADO ___ -,,-.-th-er-.1 hdtp. Unde 9,000 Mi. 4 Spd. $1399 .,.,_ ltM T·llRD $1980 AM FM radio, stereo air flr. 1hitt. A bu)'! 549-3974 549-0303 l 673-1190 cond,newti,..'73-<63S '62 CHEVY WAGON, g cyl, Ca.dlllac 1966 Sedan de Ville R&-H, auto, ps, pb, A-1 cond, PRESENTS THE NEW 1969 '63 FORD FAIALANE COUl'I VI, ,.1to•rl119, 1lr. l'IO·IJO. $899 L1Mf1i. Sllv1r wtth bl1c~ lop. Fvll ,.__, & 4lr cond. 1 '67 MUSTAN$ Coupo. Fvlly f11tery 111ul11- pff, I Ut.. tr•111., flOWlr lt1•rlr19, 1fc. 1970 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa XInt cond. Black. $3llJO. !850. 548--8128 ""!::;:~==~:::;:;;:;~~=~f~646-8112~ day. 644-0247 ever. Dial 6'2-5678 b' R.~tn.:rs "•-••-•'~ ._._..,_ ...... ~,~-~·-···tl>:.···-•1 RENAULT 16 . . '62 IMPALA SS CONVERTllLl 1 H1 cou•A11 $2700 -ELMORE MOTORS-' NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION LARGEST TOYOTA FACILITY ANYWHEH Vt , pew1r9lld•, 11ow1r 1tl•f- l119, tSS·614. Coup•.• lt6' OLDS -i. Th• R•nault 16 is • 1---• • truly r•mtrkabl• car t b•c1u1• if combil'l•S '--~~~~~~~~~~~---' $799 D1lt1 40$0. Fvlly f1ct. •••:f,."· F1cfory 1ir con ., b1111tiful co11dition. $2695 ' FROM THE LARGEST SELECTIONI ..._,_ 41/, 01 ...... , •• 4 /0 ......... .. ALL COLOU I 19UIPMINT AMERICAN TRADE-INS WANTED ~ th• adv1nta9e1 of so meny clifferent cars: t station wa9on utility t ancl conv•nience, lux- ury sedan comfort, t c.ompact car economy " 1 v11r1bility. A r•m•rk· '63 CHEVROLET WA&ON Vt, ptw1r9lld1, PWN.65 I. $899 '63 CHEVROLET Yi TON PICKUP 6 cyl, Stick. M47366 $699 i and sports car maneu- able car for thas• r•a-11·---,6-3-FORD ti, IOl'll ~,..'and morel t' 2 DOOA VI. Avtom1tlc OKE.11<4 $799 • ! YOU >;RE . '65 MERCURY t JNVfTEO FOR VI, F. ~-;::i;;ct· Air : A TEST DRIVE $1499 Groth Olevrolet Mllew& ln the Individual. Brine 10'Jl' lftdlvidual t 1" an apartaUon FIRST IN SALIS AND NOW FIRST WITH THI FAIULOUS NIW COllOLLA ~ -·-t Pl'Oblemlw~ PHONE 894-3322 TOYOTA 15300 B!ACH BLVD. • NO DOWN PAYMENT # • ..,_ PROBLEMS HERE ...... __. llOTOU ' , ALL YOU NEED IS llllADD!!! '(OUR GOOD CREDIT GROTH . t I & z CHEVROLET IMPORTS IU II BEACH ILVD. Huntington Beech WESTMINSTER-. :'~r. .A 427 Stll St. 147-4Ut • 145 .. 16> ~ Hurtf .......... h o,.. 10.,. 'Tll 10 P.11. 1•• ••1••• -••·•• •• ••••-•F••' •• •8 1• --------•·--•-na ) STATION WAGON SPECIALS SAVI $ $ $ .,, C•••••'-' M.nltll STATION WAGON, 1uto1111tlc t?1n,111ltlfo11,· r1tlllo, ho1t1r, pOWff •lltrl119, low mll11. 'H Chewolet Ceprlce t P111. Sfitle11 W1fOflt 1ufe11'11f11 lr1n1111b0 tlo11, r1dlo, htiftr, powor 1t•orin1, ,,. •• , broli:11, f1cfory •Ir, llk1 n-. IN ADDJTION TO THISI WI HA VI MANY MOU TO CHOOSI ROM ALL ANNIYIRSARY PllCID JOHNSON a SON SPICIAL PUllCNASI THI CLAHIC CAA OP OUR TIMU . ,,., CONTININTALl-CONVIRTIILIS All fully ~•fppN. All 4,;.,111 1011 ..... t ,000 mil••· All wltiii full 10,000 Miii w1rro11ty. Th•1• c111 purcNM I frM FeN M ... r C.mlN"Y• t11.d for TV oM .....tos. UI THUi WHJLI THn u.rT Johnson &. So ... • 5 0 NABERS - .first AnnualJune (14) All Cedilltc. power equipme11t phn fectory •ir co1ulitio11in'). Stereo AM/F=M, tit wheel, diu: br••••· etc. Se11 Met•o red with bteck pedded roof 111d bleck f11tt teetkar interior. No. ICOlr.171f~ tALl PRICE.D 1968 SEDAN DE VILLE Alt Cedillec 11ow1r equip111e11t plu1 f1ctory eir conlli+ionin'I· Sierea AMFtJ, tllt wheel, di1c brel.e1, etc. K11hmir ivory ·with blec.I. p1dded roef end bl1ck full leather i11terior. No. 1001rl719. SALi PllCI D 1968 COUPE DE VILLE Alt Cadillec powtr 11quipm1nl ph11 factory eir ce~ifioning. Ste1to AM /FM, t!lt wheel, di1c lirel.e1, elc. 51roqu1 gold with ble.:k pedd1d roof 11nd blecl. f11H leether interior. No. lLOlrl719. SALE Pl lCID 1968 EL DORADO All C1dill1c p11wtr eci ulp1t11nl plu1 fec.lory t i• conditionin9. Si1rea AM /F"-'4 . tilt wheel, dis, bt•k•1, •+c. Mont•r•y 9rttn with ••nd•lwood p1thl1d lop t l'ld ••"· d•lwood full l••lh•r i11t•rior. No. IA01rl71 ,. SA.LI PRICED ' All C•dill•' pow•r •quipm•nt plus f•ctory •ir conditioni1111. Stereo AM/FM, tilt wheel, disc br1ke1, 1tc. C•ribe •qu• wjth bl•ck p•dd1d roof 111d bl1ck full l1•th1r interior. No . IHOlr871,. SALE !'RICED ·iif¥S ·tj l 1 3 1968 SEDAN DE VILLE Al! C•d•llec powe1 equipm1l'll plu1 f1ciory 1ir conditionP1111 . ~lt•to AM/FM. +;It wh11I, disc br1k11, 1tc. 81roqu1 9old with bl1ck p1dd1d roof i nd full bl1ck le•th1r interior. No. IPOlr87t•. SALE PRICED J At last our new Cadillac supply has in- creased -We 're ready to talk business -In your favor. All models in stock. ·--OVER 60 QUALITY CADILLACS TO SELECT FROM-- '60 CADILLAC Sf-dan DeVUle. Full power equipment lnclud- ins: power door locg, Ult 1!.cerlnc whttl, AMt•'M radio and naturally factor)' &1r ron· ditlonlng, Thia beautiful diver pine crttn C8d- illac has back padded roof and ltather and nylon interior. You'll fall In love with this one. $3555 '65 MUSTANG SUMMER 8ALfi '64 CADILLAC Coupe DeVllle 1portlna: a silver exurior v.ith lhe black Vinyl roof. Thts showpiece is equip- ped na.turally with factory air condilioninr and' has all the luxury power featt1tt1 includ-tn& (>O\\·er vents -1teerln1 • brakes • wlndowa and the AM·F~f radio. Drive thla one home: now! $1888 '67 FORD Hardtop coupr. Finb;hed in a bright metallic Thia is Ford& finest wqon and la C!Qulpped PRICED Counlr)' Squire 10 puse~r station ~n. blue color with matching bucket seat interior. with full po'>''tt equipment and fa ctory air Special wheels \\ith "1de ova.I tires. For your conditlonlnc Sun burst yellow exterior hlch- pleasure it has the Muntz aterl!<> pack. Radio ~-------------.., li&hted by fllmulated wood &"rain panelling and and heater, tinted 1lass and dual exhausts. full vtnyl Interior A stunnini waeon for this This sporty and young car is without a doubt Summer Sale. oDe or the befit buys you will make. $1333 '67 CADILLAC Brou1ham. E!egantNormandy bluf" exterior with black vinyl roof and leather &: brocade tapestry interior. I.fas a.JI the povoer equip- ment Including power 6 way seat, cruise con trol. AM/FM radio and of course ,.actory air conditioning. This is truly luxury car In the Cadillac fashion, $5333 '65 RAMBLER Hardtop coupe. The ever~pular Classic 770 model. Equipped with VB engine, reclining bucket seats, radio and heatf!r, white side wall tires. A finf' little arctic white car with ali \vhit.e vinyl interior. This one won't bt here long ~o be sure you Me th~ lucky buyer, be here first. $999 '67 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille. Stunning Monterey green ex· terior with black vinyl roof and full leather interior. Full power including power ~ent win- dows and of course factory air conditioning. Don't wait on this one because it won't last Jong at this Drive Me Home This Weekend Price. $4888 '65 OLDSMOBILE The lu~urious 98 Holiday hardtop sedan. Full po\\'er equipment iricl. 6 wsy &eat. vent win· do\vs. door locks and of co urse. factory air conditioning for your comfort. This is an ab- solutely beautifully cared for automobile with lu~'Ury looks. Drive it home during this Sum· mer Sale for only ... $2111 '63 BUICK The luxurious Electra 225 4 door hardtop. Thts tuxf'do hlllck beauty is \vithout a douht lite buy of the \\'eek, It is equipped \"'ith PD''"- ei· slPering, po\ver brskes, ~onomatic r;i.din 11.nd ht'al.er. factory 11.ir conditioning. ,1·hi!e ~idP 11·a1t tire~ 11nd tinted glass. You "·01i'l belipvr your ryrs \\'hen you sre lhis onr. il 's bl'auliful. $999 OTHER SPECIAL VAWES '6 7 2 DOOR COUPE DE VILLE e '64 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VlllE e '67 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VlllE e 6 STATION WAGONS TO SELECT FROM WITH .OR WITHOUT AIR '67 llNCOlN CONTINENTAl e '66 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VlllE e ., '61 CADILLAC H. T. COUPE • '66 THUNDERBIRD COUPE •• '64 2 DOOR COUPE DE VlllE e 6 MUSTANGS ' TO SELECT FROM WITH OR WITHOUT AIR '6 7 VOlKSWAGEN 2 DOOR e '64 FORD CONVERTIBlE SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN 8:30 A.M. lo 9:00 P.M. MONDAY lhru FRIDAY 9:00 A.M . lo 6:00 P.M. SATURDAY and SUNDAY • $3111 '65 CADILLAC Hardtop cou~. A stunning ivory exterior with harrnontz.inc lnterior, Has power seat. power brakes,power steering, power windoWll and for year round comfort C,ad.illac factory air co'"nd.itionlng system. If you want Cadillac luxury at a very low price. this is the car for you. $2666 '63 OLDSMOBILE The popular F-85 m~ 4 door. Fully equip.. per with automatic transmission, power steer- ing, radiq tnd heater. white ide wall tires, tinted glass! A beautiful desert gold exterior with orlgnal factory matching interior: GT"t'a t rat for very little money. Take this one home this weekend for only $999 · '64 CHEVROLET Impala. 4 Door hardtop. Shimmering lia:ht bronze exterior with harmonizina: interior. Eriulpped with VB engine, automatic transmis- sion, radio and heater. power steering. Thi11 fine car ha.<i exef'ptionally low mileage and is in outstanding condition. Don't wait too Iona: on this one. $1222 '66 CADILLAC The popular Coupe DeVille model with full power equipment and factory air ,Conditioning. This cool Normandy blue beauty has black interior, black pa.dded roof. Just once in a "-'hile an outstanding car comes along and thi11 is one of those. Be sure to see this one lhl!! week. $3555 '63 CONTINENT AL 4 Door. This beautiful Llncoln has all leather interior and is a beautiful mist blue exterior. Equipped with full power equipment and of course factory air conditioning, power vent windows, speed control, guide matic, etc. Take this one for a drive and you'll have to buy It. . -$1555 '65 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille. Monterey green \vith \.l'h1te vinyl roof and nylon and leather interior. Full power equipment including power door locks, po\.l:er vent windows. tilt stttring whef!l. AMI FM radio plus much more. Don't miss this outstanding buy at $2777 YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SERVI NG THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA NABERS 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100 < : MUSTANG MUSTANG MUSTANG '6' LIME gold, blk landau '66 ~1USTANG Coo~erti ble V-'l)j f\'lustang OLDSMOBILE Used Cn• 9900 PONTIAC• U•ed Cus 9900 Used Cors 9900 Usod Cars FREE LAS VEGAS PONTIAC _,...'.:.:4~-S~P~E~ED~-1'"""-P;::O;::N;:;Tl;;;-;A:;C:------T--B-l-RD--ti . auto. 8 cy1. F'!\.1 . Ex 8. auto. pwr stttri~g & pwr au tomatic, stereo 1ape Cltid $2400. 2910-Jrd Ave. lop. good cond;. Pr1:e Sl850. $129!1 <!."'1 • ~all aft 4 pm. 54&-3507 !loliday RaniblC'f "! CHARGE IT! CHARGE your want ad now. 1909 Harbor 641...ffi.!3 ~="==========.!._,==========~ N Cars OLDSMOBILE '63 OLDS VACA,!~0~L~JTH A SPECIALISTS '66 PONTIAC ROY CARVER HIGH PERFORMANCE G"" "'"' Spt. Ci><. r ••. Hardto11 Cpe. p0pular jct fire PONTIAC · -• 1 ..• 1 CUSTOM CARS tory air conu., w power. '63 T.BIRD Good condition • 58,00l ml. $995 * !ll.1-7978 T-BIRD '60 T-BIRD, runs good; iXld rubber, new 5hocks. fioo. G-12-3ffi9 Aft. 5 PM !• Hardtop Cpc. Popular Jct· This car is just like new fire. Bucket scats, Console, ~ Harf:w Bl., Costa Meu 1.ARGc:sT SD..ECTION IN and has only gone 25,670 Used Cars 9900Used C•rt 8IWv.. pow~r steering, 11utomatic, Kl 6-4444 ciRANGE COUNTY miles. Reduced to less than v- AIJ '""" 1400 bdow "'"' ocan., COW>iY'• Exel""'"' Selected Auto h•lf ""' pdoe S2S95.00 , •••••••••••••••••• , Book. Dealer tor ~:ts . Rol·ce and C t 1st car lot on Harbor Blvd. • ~ ELM$SloS RE ""'~"Y=· =~~~ '""' """"~:,.~' '17~6'6 JOHNSON & SON • STATION WAGONS .~. i~ ~~11~~ ~~~ ~ CHARGE rr1 c!~~c%n;:e~:;ch • e NEW TOYOTA TRADES e =~· i • : • . LOOK CUtla.ss Sp!. Cpe. Vfl enginr. power Steering, au10. trans., 11 beauti1ul TasmaniOln Rose with matching vinyl inter· iot'. A very well kept car Sl1$.00 TOYOT !--=--"'"'='==~=-=---======== l!>tl Hocbo< Blvd. "'""'° • ·• A Imported "'"o• 9600 lmportod A~iot 9600 WAGON CITY ~ l 15:100 Boaoh Blvd .. IVstm"'fr ~iiijiiiiiiiijiiijiiijiiijiiijiiij;;;;;;iiijiiij;;;;;;iiijiiijiiiijil.63 PON'!'. CltoUM Cmvul. • ~· ' • .,..... .. -. • AMX • JAVELIN • WE WILL .BEAT ANY DEAL ON A NEW OR USED RAMBLER OR BUY YOUR CAR FOR CASH HOLIDAY RAMBLER 1969 Harbor 642-6023 ' ). • l~t c11r lot on Marhor Blvd. JOHNSON & SON Lincoln· Mercury Costa M!!sa Branch 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642·7f60 •63 <LOS, F-85 Cotn'ertlbli,° V-8, dlr. aut::matic, bucket seats, black lealht'r inlttior, eggshell white. Car in ex- cellent condition. Must &ell immediately. S97. Cash or trade. W!U financt' bftli1nct'. 24 PyrMtJi S24. mo. ill 10, 494-9773 or 6.19-3617 '62 OLDS f'85 Cutl1ss <:un· ve.rt, bhie/whlte top. Jood uphol, new tires. new top, ps. au to, ena:. good cond. $7>0. ~ '62 OLDS STARFlRE con- vert. •Xlnt and.; aaume paymta.: owner tr• 11 a. 54WllS .,. ... '515 OLllS; d~; • ""' tiret; S200 or best <i!ef' 5881 Tenie:r, Hunt. Bet!. 196.1 OLDS F ~ ttation WICM-Power .e!f, air, MH. clnn. ~ 545-4015 • . ' '66 OLDS TORONAOO Full po1Yc r. air conditionilli;. Low mil es. $3 ,S9S ALLEN Oldsmobilc-Cadiilac Inc. ll50 So. Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach '194-1084 PLYMOUTH Free Les V1911 V1c1tlon W ith A '66 Plymouth F\iry 1 4 0. V-8, P.S., Autn· maUc. Beautiful runnln!l' steal st $1295. ELMORE TOYOTA lS.1lO Bee.ch Blvd., Wsttnnstr '67 PLYMOUTH 1'ury Ill • 4 dr. Hardtop. Fae. warranty. Has eve-rylhin&? Cost S4300, muat sell S2t95. Pvt Pty "2--'291 p Xlnt cond~ $825. Private ,63 CHEV 4 Door $ r.: =""=""'='· -="'=' == •• • ' , ... : '"''· 107 ~· ATTENTION , , • Toyota Buyers JIM SLEMONS TOYOTA no..-,ai th• largest inv•ntory of brand new 1968 TOYOTA COU,E$ AND SEDANS sarvicad and ready for immed•te delivery in both four speed and automatic transmiss ion models. In addition to the bast de•I •nd gr•atest selec· tion •.. Jim Sl•mons T oyot• •110 offe" guer- •nf••d s•rvice 1atisf•ction in th• naton'• new- ast and b•Sf equipp•d service center. Before you buy • n•w Toyota enywhere , , • check our ptic.• end terms. FINANCIN• NO l'ltOILIM HIRE Jim Slemons Toyota 0,.. s..-, 11 A.M. M 6 P.M. 417 W. WARNER 540.1512 SANTA ANA "Where you gat the best cleet •nd •~•r 1•l•1 s•ryice" __ RA_M_B_LE_R_. '64 FORD :,~:.~A/cood. $137£: ·7h,;;r~:-:.,: 'mfi.· ~ : '60 CHEV, ~:~·PS. ' $77i,,;.:·. col'Kl, incl tires, vinyl int. 0•",;...";; "' 49>-0ll3 : '65 FIAT ~ ~. $77 S:i• .,.:6: ~~'Rl~~Noow • '66 BUICK ~:'.~~':,,Sil-$217 ~= Holid!y~mbl" : '67 DATSUN ~1~P9 $167 ~: 1969 Harbor 642.fiO'lJ • • =-ST=UD=E=IA=K=ER=I· '66 FORD ~,:-·PS. $177 ~= .,. STIJDEBAl<'ER. , o1r. •. '64 PEUGEOT is":. $107~•. body in GCX>D OOND. nzn• w•ll· rus OR 3-3313 • -L.o -·--"° ,...._ " .., • =========! ....... u.M c. • e WRITTEN 1 Vil WARRANTY • T·llRD '55 T -BIRD, XI.NT COND. tuU power, euto. S1500 Private pany see all d&J Sat&: Sun, lT.ll Minol"Cll Pl., C.M. • e $50.00 DN. PYMT., O.A.C. • : ELMORE MOTORS • e TOYOTA e ' 1 SJOO .._. 11.4. W~ 1!4-JJU: : •••••••••••••••• • --- I I l ' • r• DAILY PILOT CONNELL CHEVROLET .:·~OUR HUGE "JUNE-VOLUME SALE" IS IN HIGH GEAR RIGHT NOW AND NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOU TO SAVE LIKE . . NEVER BEFORE ON ONE Of O.UR OVER 250 NEW CHEVROLETS & CHEvROLET TRUCKS. ALL MODELS ARE IN STOCK ): -AND READY TO ROLL .. DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS SALE Of SALES DURING JUNE ONLY. . · . · . • ... .... ~ , .. ~ ... · .. -: ... ,.. •.;;. ..... "' • .. ;. .. ' Brand . New 1968 CAMA.RO Sport Coup• Hardto_p. Stqck number 567. Equipp•d with puthbutton r1dio, h11t1r, tinted 9l11s, d1- lux1 seat belh front I: rear, fully factory equi pped, ALL PAYMINTS INCLUDI SALES TAX, LICENSE AND CARRYINCi CHARCOES. TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT . PfR MONTH FOR 48 MD ON APPROVED CREDIT BRAND NEW 1968 FLEETSIDE 1/2 Ton Picku p Truck. Stock number M3TT. 8' b•d, h•1vy duty springs, 91u9•s, tinted glt11 1 ... ,r 1hock 1bsorb1r1, va engine, front 1t1b1lizer, ~pare w1h~I rack, fully f1c- tory 19uipped. ~ ,JI j:. \;'.,Q , ALL PAYMENTS INCLUDE 5,ALES TAX, LICENSE AND CAllYINCi CHARGES • Total $64 ... MONTH Down .1 ,., 41 M-. On ApprovM Payment . cr!Mllt • ) 2 Door Coupe. Stock number 427. Equipped with Va engine, pushbutton radio, huter, lint.Cl 9lass, deluxe seat belt: front and rear, fully factory equipped. ALI. PAYMINTS INCLUDI SAW TAX, LICINSE AND CAllYING CHAICHS. Paym<1nt $ Total $ Down • For41 Met ... Oa App<OYod C.ocllt BRAND NEW . 1968 CHEVELLE Deluxe 2 Door Coupe, Stock number 780. Equipped with Pushbutton radio, heater, tinted glass, deluxe seat be~s 1front and rear, fully falltory...-iluil>P"d. ALL PAYMENTS INCLUDE SALES TAX, LICENSE AND CARRYING CHARGIS. $75 Total $60 ... MONTH Down 'or 41 MM. o ......... Payment CNllllt BRA.ND NEW 1968 BISCAYNE 2 Door Sedan. Stock number 479. Equipped with pushbutton radio, heater, tinted glass, d• luxe seat .!>~~! ,f!~nt •.n~ rear. Fully f1ctory equipped. ALL PAYMENTS INCLUDE SALIS TAX, LICINSE AND CARRYING CHAIGIS. $ 7·5 Total $6 7 ... MONTH Down ,., • M-. 011 A,,....4 Payment CN41t ~ .. ;. ·····-----------------------------·-------------------------------..... ·!~ ~~: :::! ...... ···~ .... , ..... • ~·: ·:· . ••• • ~:: ' ' ' .. ·:-• · . .•. •! • ::: ~:;-; • •• • ~ •• ' •• ~ " • •• • .. . •• .. .. ~ •• ;; ~ • :· :; ; .• . , '· ·,-. . ' ... ' ' ., •• :--· ·~ . ..., .. • '!-' " ' • .. •• • ?: . • ~ • ~ ·~ ,. /';.. .. -~ .• ·~~ •• • -·· .. , •!· .. , .. ., •. ... ,,. ~:-0. :~ ALL Payments INCLUDE SALES TAX, LICENSE AND CARRYING CHARGES '62 Cf"IEVAOLET -:i. J " . l '63 -'IMPALA • Pickup truck. 6 cylinder, stick shtft, 8' F1@etaide body, clean. (MTI748) Sport coupe. V8, automatic, power ateer-lna:. radio, heater, gothic gold. A well kept car with low mileage. (JXZ691) $995 $1295 '65 CHEVROLET '63 RIVIERA Malibu super sport convertible. VB, automatic, power.steering, radlo, heater, • tahitian turq. with whit.e vinyl bucket .~u. <N11695 Hardtop coupe. Automatic, air cond., full po~. radio, heater, ermine wbi~ with red leather trim, <OKK960) · 51895 '66 MUSTANG '64 CHEVROLET I-Hardtop coupe. VB, automatic, power steering, radio, heater, while with red Interior. (VCU160J % ton pickup, 8' Fleetslde, V8, auto- matlc, radio, heater, cusL cab. (R28417l . $17.95 $1595 '65 IMPALA '67 IMPALA Sport coupe. vs, automatic, power •teer- • ing, radio, heater, satin al.Iver with black Interior. CORB99C>) $1395 4 door H.T. Automatic, radio, heater, · power steering, Landau top. CTRZ147) $2495 '65 MERCURY ' '64 CHEVROLET Montclalr hardtop eotJpe: VB. autornttic, power steering, radio, heater, low mile- age, ermine white with blue tntttlor. lrnp&IL V-8, au t 0 mat I c, power 1t~, radio, heater, 1ilver blu• tu- tone. o. 691A CRVM68SJ 51795 ' $895 . ' STATION WAGONS '64 OLDS F-85 · Station wagon. Ve, automatic, factory air, power steering, rf.dio, heater, silver blue vinyl Interior. (015705) '65 CHEVELLE Malibu station wagon. VS, automatic, power steering, fac_tory air conditioning, radio, heaterJ. tilt wheel, tropical tur- quoise-(OSY ·124) 164 CHEVROLET 9 puaenger wagon. 327 ve, automatic, power steering, factory air conditioni ng, radio, healer, Ermine white. (ORG 904) '66 CHEVROLO Sport vln. Radio and healer, green 'and white tu-tone with deluxe vinyl interior . rrGT221) ~195 • '64 PL YMOUT.H Sport Fury coupe. VB, automatic tr'IM- mtssion, power stee:rin&", rad.lo and heat- er. COLR225l $1295 '62 CADILLAC Sedan DeVllle. Factory' air conditioning, automatic, full power, radio and beater. (ESRro:i) $1195 '68 CHEVELLE Malibu. Automatic, radio, heater, pow· .er stttrlog. (VIM 691) '67 CAMARO 327 VB, automatk, radio, heater, power tl«rin&. (ULS185) '66 CAPRICE CWitom coupe. 327 VB, automt.Uc, poWer stttrfn&, factory air cond1tionins, radio. heeter, Uke new. No. Pl624 52695 '67 CAM Custom. VB. automatic, power •teerln&. rad.lo and heater, ermlne whltt, (V42925) $2595 • '67 IMPALA Sport coupe. V8, aUto'matJ.c,::_w: ateerlnc, factory air condi= ra o. heate', tro-p!cal turquoise, ( ) $2695 '66 MALIBU S.S. ' ' C.OUpe. 396 VS. automatic, power steering, factory air conditioning, tachometer, but- ternut yellow with black vlru'l root. CWQP' !l/lS) ' ' 52695 I' '65 CHEVROLET Monza coupe. Fact Qr 1 air condit1oo1n1. Automatic, r.dlo, heater, erm1De White with blue vinyl bucket aee.ta. No. ~ 51495 '64 BUICK Skylark 4 Door. AutomaUc, power atttr- ~lo, heater, &old wtth saddle interior, 13'!) • I ... 51295 . • • • ~: ~: .. ' '· ' • • • • . .WILSON FORD SALES •. . . . 18255 BEACH BOULEY ARD ·HUNTINGION 1 BIACH· VACATION VALUE QUALITY USED CAR SPECIALS . . ·~:D '68 MUSTANGS $2288 "' 10°/o ond $60" '" Month TOTAL DOWN HAltDT&P. J:r•1ll eir he•11r I. dtrrc:m .... blck..,.i, ODti!. &. CMJrff:SY U ... tt,' buc:ltel Wl l1, t ll vln'fl f1'lm, rwlon t11tPtl1, rocker NMI mouldl"91 & •" K1IOP orri1me11t. Hiit I. '"""Ider btlb, 11t<ldl!d dill\ • vli.ort, wlnd$1111'111 Wlllltrl a. J 1Pffd wlPl'rt. "115. OR SAVE $7 0000 !JP TO ON A 'CALIFORNIA SPECIAL' GT MUSTANG 289 CID VB engine, cruise-o-matic, power steering & disc brakes, AM-FM stereo radio, GTICS equipment package, vinyl roof, tinted gloss, knitted vinyl luxury bucket seats with console, interior decor group with roof console, tachometer, wide-oval wsw tires, wire wheel covers. No. 365 "=° '68 FALCON . $ 2" $1981.,. 100/o,.. I ... M ... 1- TOTAL DOWN COUP!. l'l'Uh t lr llelttl" 1. dlfrosler, d11a( lrydr111llc W•Jtto 1ntem, eovrlttY Uthh. IM\df a. ovhlde 111lrrort, clOIPI & vlnyj 1nl9f'lor trim, Pl_., dl1ll I. vlM>~ 1...i 111 1!1r>dt rd !ltlOl"f' eqvlp!Nnl. Ne. nl. IMME01ATE DELIVERY BRAND NEW '68 THUNDERB IRDS IMMEDIATE .DELIVERY . H1rchop. 42'f CID VI 1n1in1, crui1·11·m4tic, power 1t11rin9 I dtt.c 1'r1k11, AM r1die, clock, coll'lfort 1tr11'" v1nti11tion, flight b.nch 1u f, vinyl int1rior trim, co11rl11y lights, r1mot1 c:ontrol lftinor, r.tr1ct1bl1 lt11dlarnp door1 , full wh11I cov1r1 end 1/1 1t1nd1rd factory 1quip1111nt. N1. 255 $ 3 8 8 8 . FUU Pr~:;~ AND LICENSE I OOL TOTAL 70 DOWN OR AND 5 I 03.39 i:'N"rH SAVE AT LEAST $1000.00 FROM OFFICIAL UST PRICE ON ANY THUNDERBIRD IN OUR HUGE SELECTION. . 100/o AND '69" TOTAL ,El DOWN MONTH WITH THI PURCHASI OF ANY F250 '~~!~~~!-up~!~1!! .. 4 •P••d direct tten~~i1~0~.~.~~ :~~!~~rOtl c~~p•r P•ck•g• indudin9 55 •mp alfarn•tor, 70 amp bait•.-,., 1xfr1 cool in9 11dietor, camp•; ~ir1n9 h~ttien, 91u9•t, dual horn1, twin 1-b••m fronf 1v1p•n1ion, m•ximvm GVW r••r 1v1p•n- 11on, ••d•o. •~oc• •b1orb•r1, 10 ply ti•••. bri91!! body movldin91, H. O. vinyl ctb trim, fvll fo1m •••'· No. 7117 , .. ~:: '68 GALAXIES oa . SA VE $80000 UP TO . ON A LOADID GALAXll 500 HARl)JOP.--- ' l .~ 1 ~ --,. • : 390 CID VS engine, · c.Uiso-o-mati~, poww st .. rln9 & Clise brakes, selecl-aire conditioning, all vinyl ·trim, custom vinyl roof, tinted glaH, AM ·radio, doluxo seat belts, heavy duty battery, remote controt mirror, white side w1H rayon tires1 & full wheel coveri. No. 208 ~ND '68 RANCHERO ~-s2288 ., 10°1 .... $60" ,., M ..... -_, TOTAL DOWN Fresll 1lr h!1t,r & Ol'fro1I«, b.Kk-1111, dome I. courlbY llghh, dl¥·nl9hl ln1ldl I. "'"'°" control ou111.se mirrors, br!llhl bodV mouldlnn, 111 vlnvt lnl9f'lor ll'lm. ptddtcf d1lll &. vllOI'• & t ll 1t1nd~rd ltCIOtY e<!Ulpment. ;121M. BUDGET PAYMENT BARGAINS TOTAL PRICE TOTAL DOWN PYMT. PYMT. TOTAL MTHLY. SPECIAL PURCHASE IMPOll SPECIALS ,, . '61 CHEVROLET ::~.•;;~~ s::s· p.,,,.,, No Ill 5395 I $13 I $13 1967 GALAXIES· MUSTANGS· FAIRLANES • T·BIRDS '25 OF THBE FACTORY GUARANTEED AUTOMOBIW TO CHOOSE FROMlll! --------,-~~-----II '..!6~l~C!!o!!ne!.t!!i~n~e~n=..=tc::a"l __ :,_'~._·;_;;0_· .. _;_;:·_,, ... _.;._. _N·_· _•J_"_"-;\_5_9_9_5---;\_,o.:;.<9--:-l _S39_-1 '67 MUSTANG fact, tit. No. MO. ILUI 1001 $1J70 VI, •u+o .. PS, ll:&H, tint. win d1hield, WSW fit••• '59 RENUALT '195 '58 VOLVO '395 l'llKlt vlnyl ll!Nrlr. A l"ltl ••• ._....,., Hit 0.111111, Rildlo &. htottr. 1711 ALSO AVAILABLE '63 CHEVROLET ,.,,.,.,. H. T. Spf, va, t vlo., PS, lllH, I $795 I s·2·1 I m s f~,l~lw~h·~·l~<O•~"~'·N~o~.7~6'~·--~~--''"-L...._.~ ,..: 6:.4=-C.=.H::..:..:E;_V;_R:..:....:O;_L:::E:::T:;___~_:'.'_:~-l .c-:;:-•• -••• -d~-. :-·;-~;,-· .-,,-•• -i,i-,.-=1.1_s_4_9_5__,l-'S"'1"-1-..,-1-s_1_1--ll ::0 ~:~~:~ Whitt/81vt , va. •u+o., PS. s1999 ,;~:.:?.T:!~.'r':~~.r.·~~.~l~;n~·!i.:.~;:;i'o~·~::t.~~·~~.'RS~'Jo9 -=.....:._.::..::..::.=_::...:..::...::...c=-=-::.._---------,------,--''-'-'---,----1 r1dio, lint. 9!111, vinyl int••· No. 71'. j '61 YOLWSWAlllN. RIH. vory ori9i"ol. No. 117 'II YW CAMPI• 'AN. Fvlly oqvippad, •w11111t •n'cfo1uN. No. ROSl-49 '61 GALAXIE ::.'o:';,;;to•oH<. RlH No. 622 ILUl l $395 I $14 I $14 ~-------mllll!!'ll!l'------ ,66 FORD c .. + •• "'"·VI,"''·· RlH. '"''"\ $1195 I fAl I $41 . BUDGn PAYMENT ., TOTAL :~· 1 ;~~.: . ,;,. No. 165· ILUI IOOI S16IS J'I TRUCK BARGAINS PRICE PYMT. MTHLY. '66 T•BIRD ~~;:;;~u':1~~:;;,;: .. ';•:~.:;:,'•'N:1 $2695 I $92 I $92 '58 FORD F-100 looobod .,,,.; .,;;,,''"'"·No 154 1 S495 I S17 I ~------~----~--~-,----,.~~-----' 65 GALAXIE :~~.";ro~~;w;e''··; ..... N. "'I s1395 I $47 I S47 162 FORD F-100 ~:''';,;::-' '" w .......... -.... I s595 I $22 I -------------~---,-----,.~~--,----' 62 CORVETTE ~·~·,';,c;Lua'·~~;·~,j.$"'"' No l Sl1 95 I $49 I $49 '63 FORD F-100 v~ "''""'"•'"No l7l $795 I S27 I ~-~·---~------~------~~-----' 66 MUSTANG ~~ui'~oo~·.::~; wsw ,;.,, No"'\ $l495 I $Jl I $51 i6 6 FORD F·lOQ ,;,,,,. ''"''''· "" oow. No."" Sl395 \ $47 I ~~---------------~-----'""-'--'-----'65 CHEVROLET ~:'~': .. 7;:::•:~.:·:;~.~:;::•·,\;;·~\ $l395 I $J2 I S52 · '68 Aero Fligh L ~o:~~. :~ •. •·~c•'~~~.,.w ...... 'I s995 I S37 I $17 $22 $27 $47 $37 "01111 NOW ! "AYMENTS INCLUOE: TAX-1..ICENH 6 FINA.NCI! CKAll:Gt• FOil •MO. ON A.l" .. ll:OVECI CllEOll e WHtTll!: SI O• WA.LL TllllS I.HO WHER COYll!:ll:S Ol"'TIOMo\L "01111 NOW I MAKE YOUR CHOICE AND SAVE AT WILSON FORD TODAY 18255 BEACH BO-ULEV ARD HUNTINGTON BEACH ' 842-6611 SAUS DEPT. SERVICE OPEN 842-6611 Tuolday thru Friday I A.M. to 5 P.M. t A.M. to 10 P.M. 7 D1yo · Monclayo I A.M. to 9 P.M. ' I .. ... v ~H· tires, "' W309 -r • . L Y. COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH "LAGUNA BEAGH HUNTINGTON BEACH · F'.OUNTAIN VALLEY WESTMINST•R ' ~QUIJ EIDDLllG AROUID.!." "EVERYONE KNOWS TDI IS THE LEADING- -BEARING MANUFACTURER IN THE COUNTRY." WE OFFER: --cJOod working --'ib.eral vacation plan conditions -good wages -excellent location -profit sharing WE NIED: 9 Tracer Lathe Operators • Production Machine Operators e Tool Room Machlnllt e Turret L~he Opereton -paid insurance coverage --retirement plan • Engine Latlw tMchlnllfs • Sa&. Correspondent • tnclvstrlal Enghwer . Tll a .. -f --s r " I I I --- Where To Write Networks • Mr. ThomH Sarnoff Vice President NBC 3000 W. Alameda Burbank, Callfornla TH 5·7000 Mr. Elton Rule Vice President ABC 4151 Prospect Hollywood, Calif. 9001>.7 NO 3·3311 Mr. Perry Lafferty Vice President CBS 7800 Beverly Boulevard Los Angeles, Calif. 90036 OL 1·2345 Local St•tlons Ch•nnel 2 (C8S) Mr. Ray L. Belndorf Vice President & General Manager 6121 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood, Calif. 90028 HO 9·1212 Ch•nnel 4 (NBC) Mr. Robert Howard Vice President & General Manaaer KNBC 3000 W. Alameda Boulevard Burbank. Callfornla VI 9·3911 Channel 5 (Independent) Mr. Doualas Flnley General Manager KTLA 5800 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood, Calif. 90028 HO 9·3181 Channel 7 (ABC) Mr John E. Campbell Vice President & Gener•I Manager KA BC· TV 4151 Prospect Hollywood. Calif. 90027 NO 3·3311 Ch1nnel 9 (Independent) Mr. Wally Sherwin General Manager KHJ-TV 55 15 Melrose Hollywood, Calif. 90028 462·2133 Channel 11 (lnd898ndent) Mr. Charles 0. YOYn& Vice President & General M1n11ger KTTV 5746 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood, Callf. 90028 HO 2·7111 Channel 13 (Independent) Mr. John HOJ>klns President & General Manager KCOP 915 N. LaBrea Hollywood, Calif. 90038 OL 6-6050 Ch•nnel 22 (Independent) Mr. Fredrick O. Custer General Manager KWHY-TV 5565 Sunset Boulev11rd Hollywood. Calif. 90028 HO 6-7757 Ch1nnel 28 (Non-Commerelal) Or. James Loper General Manager KCET 1313 N. Vine Hollywood. Calif. 90028 HO 6-4212 Ch1nnel 34 (Sp1nl&h L.ansu11e) Mr Joseph Rank General Manager KMEX 721 N. Bronson Hollywood, Calif. 90028 HO 6·8131 SATURDAY JUNE 22 fVENING quick verdict of suffocation In the death of a youn11 blby alums Or. Kiidare. Ed Sealey and Pe110 Wood guest. I (jj) Ci) uWrtnce Welk (C) (60) Country Miiiie (C) (21/t hr) la Tormenta 9:00 tH) (i) Ho1an'1 Heron: (C) ( ) Feanul or farsety bein& linked 6:00 I The Bir News (C) (60) to an assassination plot aralnst a . @ 00 fnink McGee (C) (60) hi&h German official, Kommandant Jimmie Rodgers: (C) (30) Shar· Klink cooperates with Hoaan's on Trostin guests. scheme to steal the evidence. (R) I Bou City (C) (60) 0 (ij (i) Saturd11 Nlpt at tM 12 O'Clock Hip (60) Movies: lt> "Flower Drum Son(' Saaebrush Tht1tre (musical) '61-Nancy Kwan, James R&D Review (R) Shigeta, Patrick Adiarte, Juanita El Desperhr Hall, Benson fon11. Miyoshi Umeki. 6:30 IJ S1turd1y News (C) (30) I NET Festival (R) Estelares M aclero Melody Ranch: (C) (60) The 9:30 9 Cl) Petticoat Junction: (C) Collins Kids guest. (30) A fast-talking agent for the I Rosey Grier (C) (30) company that issued Billie Jo's first I Love Lucy (30) recording takes liberties with the Arriba el Norte truth in writing about her life in 7:00 f) Q!) 00 CBS Evenin11 Nen: (C) Hooterville. (R) (30) Roger Mudd. U I Sfic•MJoMiss CalHornla P11· I KNBC SulYIJ (C) (30) e1nt: ( ) ( ) Live from Santa Hurdy Gurdy (C) (30) Cruz. the 1968 pageant marks the Dn th Vall11 Days: (C) (30) fortieth of the only official prellm· Truth or Consequences (C) (30) inary to the Miss America Pageant Gilll11an'1 Island (30) D @ [3) Hollywood Palace: (C) The Answer (GO) Sid Caesar hosts. Marto Playing the Guitar (R) Thomas, Sergio Franchi, Fran Jef· @E El Mundo Est1 loco fries, The Checkmates, and Louis 7:301J ®J (j) The Prisoner: (C) (60) Quinn guest. (R) The Prisoner is elected to. the pow· 0 News (C) (30) erful position of Number 2 in the €E 8ox de Mexico VIiiage. He is persuaded to run for 10:00 6 ~ (j) Mannix: (C) (60) Man· the post in wbat seems to be a nix takes on the dangerous job of democratic election and Is given tracking down an escaped mental enthusiastic support by the current patient and suspected multiple Number 2. The Prisoner strays from slayer before the police find him. the electioneering procedures laid O Movie: "The Seventh Seer' (dra· down by his captors and soon finds ma) '56 -Bibi Anderson, Gunnar his campaign views somewhat re-Bjornstrand. versed. Eric Portman guests. Also m News: (C) (30) Clif Kirlt. featured are Angelo Muscat. Rachel €E Cine en Su Cua Herbert, George Benson and John 10:30 O II Mondo: (C) (30) "Brazil." Cazabon. George Sanders narrates this ex· I 123 00 The Stint (C) (60) ploration of the primitive people im:r Grah1m Cruude: (C) (60) who live their lives In almost pre· @ 00 Dating Game: (C) (30) historic simplicity a few short miles Marilyn Michaelsr who played the from Brazil's ultramodern capital, leading role in the national touring Brasilia. (R) company of "funny Girl," guests. m Joe Pyne (C) (21/2 hr) O Movie: (C) "The Umbrellas of Eii.l By Demand Cherbour(' (musical) '64-Cather· 11:00 1J Eleven O'Clocll Report: (C) ine Oeneuve, Nino Castelnuovo, Clete Roberts. Anne Vernon. Marc Michel. O The 11th Hour News: (C) (30) m Lowell Thomas (C) (30) Jess Marlow. m Hollywood Starlets: (C) (60) 9 Movie: (C) "The Roots of Hen-~ick Strout interviews seven beau-en'' (drama) '58--Erroll Flynn. Or· hful and talented startets. (R) son Welles. EE The Bible Answers O News (C) EI!) Ind~! My India! (R) m Movie: "Paris UnderlJOUnd" 1:00 O @ @ Newlywed Game (C) (30) (drama) '45-Gracie Fields, Con· m MISS L.A. WORLD stance Bennett. Philip Do~."· * LIVE-IN COLOR FROM 11:15 8 Fabulous 52 Movie: The Tar-nished Angels" (romance) '58 -CENTURY CITY MALL Rock Hudson. Robert Stack, Ooro-m I SPECIAL I Miu u. World Pag-thy Malone. u ni: (C) (2 hr) The second an· O Saturday Night Movie: (C) "Th• nual contest is telecast live from Best of Everythin&" (drama) '59- the Century Mall. Byron Palmer is Hope Lange, Louis Jourdan. emcee. Bill Welsh provides back· 11:30 O The Tonlpt Show (C) stage interviews. 11:55 O Movie: "The Fakt'' (mystery) EI!) NO Joumal (R) '53-0ennls O'Keefe, Coleen Gray. 6I) Amor en el Du lerto 12:30 m All·Night Show: (C) "Planet of 8:30 IJ ®)@ My Three Sona: (C) Blood," "Revenge of the Gladiat· (30) Robbie and Katie move out of ors," and "The Lost World of Sin· the Douglas household and into bad" are shown. All films in color. their own apartment alter the old (E) Movie: "Murder Will Ouf' (mys- cliche of too many under one roof lery) '53-James Robertson Justice, seems to apply. (R) Valerie Hobson. 8 tj) (i) Get Smart (C) (30) 1:15 6 Movie: "Kill the Umpire" (com· Dr. l:Tidare: (60) "An Ancient edy) 'SO-William Bendht, Ray Col· Office." A small · town coroner's fins. TONIGHT 9:30 p.m. . [ ~ .. .. Presented by The State Final of the Official MISS AMERICA PAGEANT HOSTESS MARIA BEALE FLETCHER MISS AMERICA 1962 . . ; ~ ;,. ~'~ . CLOS E·-: .. U P .... ,(. Pat As Candidate It started when he made a. cameo appearaoce on one of the first Smothers Brothers sbows. essaying the saddest dour face since Buster Keaton. His popularity grew as he was given the ''editorial" spot each week. And sometime last spring, the idea evolved of making Pat Paulsen a candidate. With a ringing state- ment that he was not in the running, Pat began his "campaign" for the presidency of the U.S. Soon there were bumper stickers and buttons and posters. and as Pat puts it: "J was the perfect candidate. I came out strongly on absolutely no issues; I made all kinds of promises I couldn't keep; I kept insisting I wasn't going Lo run." Several months ago Pat, along with a camera crew, began a cross-country campaign trek, spe;:lking on college campuses and to various groups. The idea was to film the proceedings for a TV Glen Campbell Pat Paulsen special. I Tom Smothers. and others. were involved in producing the special, but it was made independently of the CBS network.) Things were going fine with Paulsen's candidacy, and career. for at the same time he was preparing to co-host the Summer Brothers Smothers Show (beginning Sunday, June 23) along with singer Glen Campbell. Then came the incredible. tragic events of June 5. and in the aftermath of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination C BS, who had bought the Paulsen special. "unbought" it. However. Tom Smothers insists that filming will be completed, and they will sell the special to another network, or edit it for presentation in the Smothers regular fall time slot. Asked if he didn't f~I that the Paulsen campaign might now be regarded as in bad taste. Tom said: "Not at all. Life. and politics. _must go on. l was a strong admirer of Senator Kennedy, and tembly shaken by his death. So was Pat. We're both liberals, and I think Pat takes a stand in his speeches that the country must get moving again. and face its problems." Unfort:unately. the Paulsen candidacy may divert some people from facmg the real candidates and real issues. And the plain fact is that the time is just too late for that. • • • Rksdo Montalban has been signed as guest star in the first episode of Hawaii Five-0. new hour-tong adventure series which begins production this week. JKk Lord stars as investigator Steve McGarre1t in the series, which bas its premiere next fall on CBS • • • ..... 4 I THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 22, 1968 SUNDAY JUNE 23 MORNING " 6:45 m The Chrlstophm 6:50 B Give Us This Day/News 7:00 II Tom and Jefry (C) m The Bible Answers 7:15 al The Chrlstophers 7:30 I Underdog (C) • Profile · World of Youth (C) Mr. Wishbone Show (C) Country Music (C) a:oo I ~ Ci) Lamp Unto Mr feet · The Christopher1 (C) Cathedral of Tomorrow (C) • The Perceptive Parent 00 God Is the Answer (C) · Ventan1 Sobre los Hijos 8:30 II look Up ind l.ive O Movie: (C) "The Return of Jadl Slade'' (western) '55 -Mari Blan· chard, John Ericson. 8 Rebels With a Cause (C) Movie: "fort Defiance" (west- ern) '51-Dane Clark. Ben John· son, Peter Graves. i Kathryn Kuhlman (C) @ Pentecostal Holiness ®Tom Ind J1ttry (C) Escuela KMEX (C) 9:00 I Camera Three . MOt"mon Tabernacle Choir (C) Cuper C•rtoons (C) Sunday Theatre: Shown are "Kansas City Confidential" and (C) "Run for the Sun.'' I Country Music (C) ~Ministerial Association Sundar Feature Sandra & Jimmy Bays m Variedades (C) 9:30 II Age of Complexity: (C) Part I of a two-part discussion on mount· ing human relations problems. 0 Movie: "Interns Can't Take Money" (drama) '37 -Barbara Stanwyck. Joel McCrea. I Milton the Monster (C) @ Allen R!'fival Hour 00 House Detective 10:00 B Insider /Outsider (C) 0 This Is the Lile (C) 8 linus the lionhearted (C) Movie: "The Bashlul Elephanf' (drama) '62-Molly Mack, Helmut Schmid. IE) Movie: "Inner Sanctum" (mys· tery)_ '48-Mary Beth Hughes. lee Patncll. (.i],@ Farm Show (C) ~ 00 Underdog (C) m El Despertar 10:30 II ~ 00 Face the Nation (C) B ~ 00 The Eternal ligtlt: (C) "A Conversation Wilh James Miche- ner.:· Commemorating Israel's 20th anniversary, noted author James Michener discusses his best-selling book, "The Source," which traces the history of the site of an ar· chaeological dig in modern Israel back to its settlement 12.000 years ago. and recounts the technological ~nd _spiritual development of its 1nhab1tants over the centuries. 0 @@ Bugs Bunny (C) Ci!~ Town Hall Meeting (C) 11:00 B Qt (j) ProflUional Soccer: (C) San Diego vs. Detroit. O Mr Favorltt Sermon: (C) Rev John Hinkle, Christ Church, Unity. Los Angeles. guests. • O Homebu,ers' Guide (C) O Bullwinkle (C) al Church In the Home (C) @ Ci) Sundar Matinee: "The Naked Hills." @ @ first Baptist Church 11:30 O Teen Scope (C) 0 01.scovery: (C) "The Grand Caq. yon." Host Bill Owen rides a mule down the bluffs or the Grand Can- yon to the river. 0 Movie: "fieftt« Squadron" (ad· venture) '48-Robert Stack fdmond O'Brien, Henry Hull. AfTf RNOON 12:00 O Drawin&. Anrone? (C) "Usina the Head." Bruce Mcintyre draws all sizes and shapes of heads and Illustrates points to remember when drawing the head. O Double future: "Indiscretions of an American Wife" and "Advtn· tures of Tom Sawyer." I Issues and Answers (C) Intelligent Parent @ Faith for Todar (C) Teatro familiar 12:301 Youth and Police (C) Press Conference (C) Faith for Today (C) 1 00 film Feature: "Hawaiian Movie Trails." Q) (6) lnslgtlt (C) 1:00 II ~ 00 C1n1dian Open Gol~ (C) The $1 25,000 championship tournament is telecast live from St George Golf & Country Club. Toron· lo. Canada. 0 lil ~ Meet the Press (C) 0 Movie : (C) "Tumbleweed" (western) '54-Audle Murphy, Chill Wills. O Million $ Movie: ''The Wrona Arm of the law" (comedy) '63- Peter Sellers, Bernard Jeffries, Na· nette Newman. m Movie: "The Great Dan Patch" (drama) '48-Dennis O'Keefe. Gall Russell. al Revival Firu (C) m Cint en Su Can 1:301 News Conference (C) Voice of Calvary (C) 17 00 lssun and Answm (Cl @ I Believe in Mirades (C) Z:OO O On CampU1: (C) "Senator Wal· lace Bennett" The Senator, a rank· ing Republican on the Banking and Currency Committee. answers ques· lions on the gold crisis. the stabil· ily of the dollar and the use of "paper gold" in international bank· ing. ID Roller Derby (C) @ Ci) Sundar future: ''Crime in the Streets." Q} 00 Capitol ind tfle Citro (C) ~ 00 Wrestlln& (C) 2:30 O feature Filiw 0 Movie: (C) "Ghost of the Cllin• Sea" (drama) '58 -David Brian, ~n BMnay . ~@ F•ture 3:001 oi.1 M for MU11c (C) 6tM Alltry SltoW War Zone Rpd OO WraUing ] 4 5 5 6 & 1 68 (CJ i~ lil- llt n. d· 1d ,, #$ 1d en ns n· an II: 1ip )t. n· 8· in .. \ el futbol·Soccer 3:30 1J.R1pertoire Worklhop: (C) "Our Thing." A variety show featurln11 11 group of talented high school stu- dents. O Tales of the Golden West 0 @ @ Pat BOOM CelebritJ Golf foum1men~ (C) Showbusiness ce- lebrities and personalities compete with top-ranking amateurs on the beautiful greens of the Ocean Shores Country Club in Seattle, Wash. Keith Jackson is anchorman and Pat Boone provides the color. Proceeds are sl ated lor charity. In case of a rain·out, Channel 9 will show "The Iron Mistress'' in color. @Color Thutre: (C) "Fresh From Paris.'' @ 00 Educ1tlon1l Feature 4:00 B Viewpoint: (C) Art Kunkin, Pub· lisher· Editor of the "Free Press," guesls. O @ Cil The Sin1ers Specl1I: (C) Profile of Gloria Loring and Aretha Franklin. ( R) ®,) 00 Town Hill Meetin& 4:30 I News makers (C) · Future : World Press (C) (R) 00 full Gospel Revw1t 4:45 @ The Empress (C) 5:00 B News: (C) Clete Roberts O Mcvie: (C) "Love Hu M•nJ Faces" (drama) '65-Lana Turner, Chit Robertson. ~ Br1nded (C) Burke's Law @ Seven Arts Thutre: "Stars and Stripes Forever." ~ C1) Eaistence (C) el TOros 5:30 I fl!} 00 Am1teur Hour (C) · IN @ The W1r Thia w.-(C) Ifs I Sm•ll World (C) • Future: (C) '1he Time of Their Lives." ID Cheyenne EI!) News In Pef'l,ptCtivt (C) (R) EVENING 6:00 B Q?J (j) The 21st Century: (C) (30) "Industries of the Future." Study of some of today's newest technologies that could become to- morrow's big businesses, including magnelo . hydrodynamics (MHD) power generation, mk:roelectronica, robots and synthetics. (R) R @ (6) Frink Mdiee (C) (30) Pol~• P1r1dt : (C) (60) "Salute to Summer." @ W1cklest Ship in Anny (C) (60) EE Reli,ious F11ture 6:30 B R1lph stoty: (C) (30) The pres- sures and plans of attack of two competitive bait barge businesses in Long Beach Harbor are exam- ined. 0 @ (j) Anim1I Kin1dom: (C) (30) "Secrets ol the Desert." A visit to the Sonora Desert, where rare creatures inhabit arid areas generally considered blologlcal wastelands. I The Time Tunnel (C) (60) I love Lucy (30) Marquee 22: "The Sea Spoiler." Sj>ecul1tion ( R) 00 One Rtldl Ont 6:55 @ CI) Kwn f1r111 Facts 7:00 8 Q?J (j) Lissie: (C) (30) Sabo· tage and near-tragedy stalk an Or&- gon balloon-logging operation as violence threatens Corey and lassie. climaxing in a showdown battle for stroy them all. (R) (Rescheduled (60) Chief of Police Thomaa Red- survlval. (R) from June 9) din intioduces procram on Mlf· 0 @ @ Flipper: (C) (30) "The 0 Billy Cr1llaa Ctusadt: (C) (60) protection, dealln1 npecl11ly wlUI Gulf Between." A visit from beauti-Tonlghfs subject from the Pacific fraud, burglary and obscene phone ful Kathryn Terrence (Diana van Northwest Crusade In Portland Is calls. der Vlis) to raneer Porter Ricks ''The DBYil and Y~u." EE World of Youtlt (C) spoils plans for a water polo game 0 @ (J) I IPlc!A( I .. A HetNI of 10:301J World of Youtlt (C) (30) for Sandy, Bud and Flip~r. (R) It.in." (C) (2 hr) Sancty Dennis, Qllls. Cnnt (C) (60) O John Sary Show: (C) (90) Peter f~lk, Michael Pam, He~el 11:00 O Eleven O'Clock Report: (C) Clete Guests are Edie Adams. Webb Bernardi star in special television Roberts, Stan Duke Pierce and Tommy Leonetti. adaptation of Michael Gazzo's 0 The lltll Htur ·Nen: (C) (30) O @@ Voy1ge to Botto111 of Broadway hit that revolves around Tom Brokaw Sea: (C) (60) "The Return of a junl(y's de.sperate struule to kick I ClJ1"ft for Oiacuaion (C) (30) Blackbeard." Malachi Throne guests the habit and the effect it has on @Cl) News (C) as noto'rious pirate Blaekbeard who each member of his family. (R) • lnsipt (C) (30) ''The Nltty materializes on the Seavlew. CR) m I IHcllL! SWedt •Ad. Lowe!J: Gritty Once and Future Now." Thrw I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) (C) <.60) The Llnk_M family vlS1ts survivors of World War Ill ere prw- Gilli11n•s Island (30) beautiful spots of interest In SWe-vented from killin& one another by Domir:ros Herdez den. (R) the sudden arrival of a mysterious 7:30 B ~ (i) Gentle Btn: (C) (30) I Armenian Y11iety Show stranger. Ben runs into the Everglades when : Boston ~mphonr (R) ; Church In tM Home (C) (60) his best buddy, Mark, starts spend-' AlelJllS Adims @ This D1y 1968 (C) ing most of his time with his 9:30 Sundiy Look/Manion Forum (j) London Line (C) / Newa (C) human pals. (R) ' Gran T91tro . . 11:15 IJ Nttfl: (C) Harry Reasoner. 0 Q) @ Wilt Disney: (C) (60) 10:00 a (j) MIUIOn: ll'Dpouiblt. (C) P . Movie: (C) l'GentJttltn of Ult "Pablo and the Dancing Chihuahua." (~) The IMF goes to sea to ob-N1pt'' (adventure) '63-Guy Madi· Part I of two parts. A lonely Mell-tam a ~ l ·karat. emera!d being used son. Lisa Gastoni. ican lad sets nut to find a distant to manipulate international gold re-11:30 R Movie: (C) ''Tiie Secret Ufe ol uncle in the U.S. and slips past ~. ~ ~6) HI""" Cllipirn l: (C) (60) Walter ~itty" (fantasy) '47-Danny border guards. (R) 'WI ~ '>"".J 5" Ka e V rglnla Mayo fJ Million $ Movie: (C) ''My Un· "The Pnce or Revenge." A worn-' y • I • ... • " an hires a fast aun to drive tht 0 Movie. ,<C) Ro• Adweatl,. dt" (comedy) '58-Jacques Tati, Cannons from the ranch she one» <r:oma.nce) ~2-Troy Donahue, An· Jean-Pierre Zola. own-'. Geraldine B.....a.-Ralph g1e Dickinson. I bic1ALl Angels in Forest Meeker guest (R) w c HI Huet (C\ (30) "" '""-I Public S.Vlce (C) --0 SUNDAY NEWS REPORT . "~ii~· of Yotltll < ) 4irffn: (C) (60) Films of soldiers _ ,.. in Vietnam who risk their life and * Pres. by Harris & frank 12:00 m Mo.it: "Twtt1'1 lmt M•" limb to save the aged, the mothers 0 Sunday Repwt (C) (30) {drama) '60--Gary Wery. and the children from the ravag8$ 0 Wllliim f. lutkley Sllow: (C) 1:00 I) Mwle: ''The Mole People" (aci- and brutality of war. (60) Mayor Carl Stokes of Cleve-fi) '57-John Afar, Cynthia Patrick. EE American-Armeniiln Hour land, Ohio, guests.. a News (C) Eill The French Chef G) News: (C) (30) Clif Kirk. 1:30 m Cine•• Su11d.,: ''The Rlatlt 8:00 B ~ 00 Ed Sullivan: (C) (60) __ _:m~':::'::"::<::•A~l _:Hel=.::p:! ....:,:Pel:lce!:·::.·_.::<C:.:> __ ~Ha:n:.d..:o.:..f ..::ltl:::•...:D:..:evl=I.'_' ----No guest list avallable at press lime. 0 @ (Il The FBI: (C) (60) "The Phone Call." Inspector Erskine and Agent Colby search for an anony· mous telephone caller whose cease- less harassment has caused the death of Army Sgt Paul Devlin's wife. (R) I Password (C) (30) Patterns for Llwln1 The Real Revolution (R) Varieclildes 8:30 O @@ Mothers-in-L1w: (C) (30) "Everybody Wants To Be a Writer.'' Eve and Kaye decide to be- TUESDAY 8:30 0 @ (I) (C) "Sword of Lancelot." The 1963 Universal film stars Cornel Wilde (who also produced and directed the film) as Lancelot, Jean Wallace {Mrs. Wilde) as Guinevere, Brian _:-Aherne as King Arthur, and George Baker as Sir Gawalne. The movie is the traditional love story of the Queen and Sir Lancelot. come TV writers and inadvertently WEDNESDAY wind up as actresses in a daytime serial. (R) 0 C1r ind Track (C) (30) ID Merv Griffin (C) (90) m Adventure in Sports (C) (30) EE The World Tomorrow fl1) F11ture: (C) "Doorway to To· morrow.'' Story of ''Moonport USA'' at Florida's space center, where 11 spaceport ls in operation. €1) LI Tormenta 9:00 8 ®} 00 PREMIERE The Summtr Broltleri Smothers Show: (C) ( 60) 9:00 0 Ci7i (]) "The Condemned of Altona." Carlo Ponti produced this film based on Jean-Paul Sartre's play about a modem German famlly who harbor an insane son in a room decorated with Nazi relics. The weaknesses of men are deftly caught with sensitive interpretations. and underscored by Shostakovich's 11th Symphony. THURSDAY 9:00 B ~ (j) (C) "Where the Spies Are." Appearing in the 1965 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer release are David Niven, Francoise Dor- leac, Cyril Cusack, and Eric Pohlmann. The comedy-thriller is the story of a mild-mannered country doctor who ls suddenly pressed Into service for his country as a spy. A lighthearted hour of comedy and FRIDAY music !tarring singer Glen Campbell 9:00 B a (i) "Young Dillinger." The 1965 film stars Nick Adams, as host and co·starrin11 comedian Robert Conrad, John Ashley, and Mary Ann Mobley. It's the Pat Paulsen. Also featured are the same old worn story of a boy, a girl, and a life of crime. The comedy talents of Leigh French, picture tends to make one of the wor'ld's most infamous plus top personalities from the en· criminals look like a poor, misunderstood child. tertainment world as guests. Nancy Sinatra and The Smothers Brothe11 are the show's first "big-name" guests. O Q) @ 8on1nz1: (C) '1he Con· quistadors." Mexicans kidnap Little Joe for ransom and they encoun· ter a band of misfits who would de· SATURDAY 9:00 O @ (C) "The Ph1ntom of the Opera.'' The 1962 Univer· sal release is the third remake of the Lon Chaney classic about a dissolute nobleman who buys up the musical works of a dis- figured musician. Michael Gough, Ian Wilson. Liane Aukln serve as a supporting cast for star Herbert Lorn. MONDAY JUNE 2.4 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY-- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 O (C) ''Gldpr• (romance) Sandra Dee, James Darren. B "Miele Town" (comedy) '47- James Stewart. "Wom.11n in 1 Dtea- lnf '41wn" (drama) '57 -Yvonne Mitchell. 11:00 O "Sq It In French" (comedy) 'JS-Ray Milland. "[wtfJ Da,.s 1 Holid1y" (comedy) '38-Mae West. 12:30 m "The Gbost Goes West" (fan· tasy) 'JS-Robert Donat. (C) ''Wee•- tnd in Hanna" (comedy) '41- Alice Faye. l :lO m "Allmonf' (drama) '49-Martha Vickers, John Beal. 4:30 B (C) '°lers Do It Aa•ln~· (com· edy) 'SJ-Ray Milland, Jane Wyman. B (C) "M1rdl Gras" (musical) '58 -Pat Boone, Christine Carere. E V f N I N C. 6:00 B Tiie 111 News: (C) (60) Jeny Dunphy. I 8 HunUey-Brlnllley Report (C) (30) Steve Allen Sllow: (C) (90) Steve's guests are Della Reese. Don Knotts. Gene Baylos. and ProfeSSOf Julius Sumner Miller. (R) D Sil O'aod Mowit: "Ale• Alt ~•pd" (horror) '62-Susanne Lo· ret. Albert Lupo. M11lne Boy (C) (30) Pltty DuM (30) 1 00 Mm Griffin Show (C) : Wbat's N"? · El Despertar 6:30 KNBC News Se~ice (C) (60) Tiie Groovy G1me (C) (30) Hazel (30) Mctt.le's N1vy (30) @ HunUty·BrinUey Report (C) : DEBUT Education in Motion: "School Architecture." Designers of innovative California schools em· phasize the trend towards both economy and aesthetics. I 00 CBS Eveninc News (C) Noticiefo 34 (C) 7:00 CBS Evenln& News: (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. I F Tiwp (C) (3-0) I love Lucy (30) Gillipn's Island (30) 00 Movie: (C) "TM Girl Nut Doot" (musical) '53-June Haver, Dan Dailey, I WaslNn,ton in Review (C) 00 Tiie Monkees (C) u Cna Vacil 7:30 ~ (j) 5ul\Sl90b: (C) (60) M1rshal DTllon takes a tortuous trip into Mexico in pursuit of four fugitives wanted for kilting his friend, a retirinc sheriff. The trail, strewn with Mexican bandidos in 1lli1nce with the outlaws. leads to 1 showdown 1t 1n old mis'sion. Paul Richard$ auests. (R) 0 Tiit Moohel: (C) (30) "Fairy file." The Monkte$ re-create lea· endary characters from some of the "Eleven O'Clock Report" is the only late-evening news broadcast on week- nights that regularly takes all the time the news needs! It could take 35, 40, 45 minutes or more to bring THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 22. 1968 you all the important KNXTNewstakesthetime news, and only Channel 2 for it. However long it does it! Whether it's late takes! sports film, a midnight (in "Eleven O'Clock Report'' Washington, D.C.)White doesn't end just because House announcement or it's 11 :30 pm. a satellite report from a Why not start watching world capital or war front, at 11 :00? ELEVEN O'CLOCK REPORT/WEEKNIGHTS/ll:OOPM CBS~2 g 9 68 1'' ;e 2 world's bnt·known children's Ito· ries., This half·hour 191sode may not be an accurate account of any of the fairy tales you remember, but It will be entertllnlni anyway. (R) 0 Goldtft VoJact: (C) (30) "Rio, Paris of the Americas." 0 (ii) (j) CowboJ In Africa: (C) ~). "Th• Hesitant Hero." Jofln Henry falls in love with Ellen Whit· taker, a neighboring rancher's daughter. Ellen 11 drawn to the I ndlan and as her affection grows. she becomes overly protective to- ward him. Brooke Bundy guests.. (R) fJ Miiiion $ Mov•: "The Girt He Left Bthlnd" (comedy) '56-Tab Hunter, Natalie Wood. I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) Peny Mason (60) The fl'9flch Chef (R) Comlco y C1nclones 8:00 O The Champions: (C) (60) "The Ghost Plane." A frustrated sclen· tlst's vendetta with the British gov- ernment leads to his selling his secrets to a foreign power. The Champions are assigned to lnvesti· gate the case. 0 Movie: "Salty 01Rourt... (ro· mance) '48-Alan Ladd, Gail Rus· sell. m Password (C) (30) ED R1lnbow Quest: Pete Seeger's guests are Patrick SkY and The Pen· nywhistlers, six yaung ladies from South Africa. Pete and Mr, Sky in· terchange banjo and guitar as they sing American folk songs. The Pen· nywhistlars sing songs from many lands. ~ Amor en el Desierto 1:30 6 ~ Ci) The Lucy Show: (C) (30) Ken Berry plays a guest role as the head of a dance studio whose business seems headed for the rocks. Lucy comes to the res- cue, much to Mr. Mooney's dismay. (R) O @ (]) bl Patrol: (C) (30) "The Boomerang Raid.'' Hauptman Dietrich Is shot and left for dead during a battle with the Rats on a North African beach. Dick Sergeant guests. (R) I Merv Griffin (C) (90) World of Women (C) (30) Anita de Montemu 9:00 6 Qj (j) Andy Griffith: (C) (30) Sheriff Andy Taylor sends son Opie to a swank boys' camp and then regrets il (R) 0 @@PREMIERE NBC Comedy Playhouse: (C) (60) "And Baby Makes Five." Monty Hall introduces and narrates a series of filmed stories. Tonlghrs comedy is about city versus country living and IOY· ing. Chris Nye (Angie Dickinson), a model who learns she is expect· ant, and her husband Will (Cliff Robertson), a non-bestselling author, chuck their careers to live in a small town where Will can be a crusading country editor. Nina Foch and Walter Abel also star. 0 @ 00 The Felony Squad: (C) (30) "An Arrangement With Death." Sgt Stone and Detective Briggs make a hazardous journey to Latin America to escort ex·crime czar Joe Stangl back to testify before a grand jury. Part I of two parts. (R) ID Holiday (C) (30) ED Ballot Power: "Where Does the Money Come From?" Community af. fairs newsman Leo McEI~ asks a panel of experts about the tech· niques of campaian fund-rabina. @E Music.a J Estrt&las MUlllrt 9:30 ti ~ Cl) FamilJ Affair: (C) (30) .IOln Blondell plays a brassy Broad· way musical star who Interests stage·struck Cissy and Buffy In show-business careers. (R) fJ @ (j) Peyton PllClt: (C) (30) Or. Rossi invites Marsha and Caro· lyn to dinner; Susan decides to play It safe; Joe drops In on Jill. m The Rocuu (60) til) NET Journal: "Kuwait.'' BBC re· porter Alan Whicker provides a sar· donlc look at the tiny Arabian coun· try whose income is based solely on oil. @II Rmsta Musical Nescafe 10:00 I)~ (j) CBS News Special-The Cities: {Cf (60) "A City Is To Live In." Reporter Walter Cronkite be- gins this three-night study of urban problems with a look at blight brought about by water pollution, air pollution, transportation head· aches and ghettoes. The series ex· amines how we allowed our cities to decay and what the people are doing to the cities as well as what the cities are doing to the people. 0 fa3@ I Spy: (C) (60) "Any· place I Hang Myself Is Home." Sud· denly afflicted with an eerie com· pulsion to take his own llfe, Scott undergoes medical treatment that has him reliving his past. (R) 11 Georl!_ Putnam News (C) (60) fJ @WThe Bia Valley: (C) (60) "The Buffalo Man." Victoria tries out her prison reform theories on three hardened criminals hired to pick her peach crop. (R) I Tempo {C) (60) Jack l.ltham News (C) (60) TeatJo hmililr 10:30 News: (C) (30) Bill Johns. What's Happenlne, Mr. Sliver? (C) "Mel Lyman and the Avatar." David Silver visits with the editor of Boston's most outspoken under· ground newspaper. 11:00 i) Eleven O'Clock Report: (C) (30) Jerry Dunphy. O The 11th Hour News: (C) (30) George Skinner. I The Westerners (30) News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. Movie: "Valerie" (drama) '57- Sterling Hayden, Anita Ekberg. m Les Cnne (C) (60) ID Movie: "San Fnnclsco Story" (drama) '52-Joel McCrea, Yvonne De Carlo. l ~News (C) 6 This Day 1968 (C) 8 News 11:30 Movie: (C) "Battle of the Roeue River" (adventure) '54 -George Montgomery, Martha Hyer. O @@The Tonight Show (C) 0 Movie: "Ghost Breakers" (com· edy) '4(}-Sob Hope, Paulette God· dard. I (j1) (I) Joey Bi.shop Show (C) 12:00 Joe Pyne (C) 12;30 Outer Limits Action Theatre: "Las Vegas Shakedown." 12:40 fJ Movie: "The Gentle Art of Mur· der'' (drama) '62-Edwige Feulllere. 1:00 i) Movie: ''The Glaa Wall" (mys- tery) '53-Vittorio Gassman, Gloria Grahame. O Movie: ''Stranetr in Sacramtn· to" (western) '65-Mickey Hergitay. 0 Community Bulletin Board fJ News (C) THAT'S SHOW BIZl-Kathy Garver and Anissa Jones be- come fascinated with the world of show business on Family Affair Monday (9:30 PM). NEW Heathkit high-power inverter for boats, cars, campers ••• a powerful friend for people on the go! Boating, camping. or vacationing, you'll find the new Heethkit MP-14 c.pabl• of providing you th• conwnlencn of home-type AC power ••• alao maJtM a low-cost •ource of llmlted emergency power. Dellwra up to 500 wetta on en Intermittent duty cycle •• , 400 watta on contlnuou11duty. ln•tant operatJon and 90Rd·atat• • rellablllty. HEATHKIT® ELECTRONIC CENTER To ruch Hutt.kit Electronic Center teke H1rbor lfvd. to lall . · · Ave. e•\t on lall • few 1hol't block1 to UO Eut lail or t1ka • S111te Ant Freeway to Hubor llvcl., Htrbor llvd. to 1111, 1 few short block~ ind you're here SALIS & PAITS HIATHllT n .. MJt JJO IAIT UU. ANAHllM L- SllYICI n .. tu1 Page 1 Stars, news, music, fascinating features ... it's all there with 'jerryrvexter Stimulating mornings starting at 7:00 'Weekdays in Color el) I • I DAYTIME MONDAY Ms thru PROGRA FRIDAY '/lORNINC 1:10 1J &lwt Us llllt D1J (C) 1:15 fJ N..s (C) 1:30 I s.-S.iwuttr (C) · Edecltion Exwnp (C) Ediationll Futures Tedlnlcal Comet · ~ (6) The Today Sllow (C) 7:00 I Ediational f•turel (C) PREMIERE Good Day U. '(C) Jerry Dexter hosts this new program that presents entertainmmt, In· formation and news in an unusual format Newsman Stu Nahan will present the headlinH and rel)Of13 every half-hour, Mr. Wiltlbone Show (C) Stock MarMt 7:30 CIS News: (C) Joset>h Bentl. Cartoons (C) i fln1'1 Car1oott1 (C) 1.-00 (j) Captain Klnproo (C) Wtbster Webfoot 1:30 Movie: See Daytime Movies. Movie: See Daytime Movies. 1 I Cartoons (C) 9:00 i Candid Camm Snap JudalMflt (C) Jact La Linne (C) t-.25 NBC News (C) Community Bulletin Board t-.30 a ~""r11 HillbUlies ~ 6 Conr.entration (C) love t Bob Les Crane Show (C) (])SU Hunt 10:00 Andy of MaJbefly ~ Cl) Pt110nallty (C) leave It to Buver I I Panor1ma Bakersfield 6 Sunny Today (C) 10:30 (iJ Dick Van ope SM I 00 Hollywood Squares (C) The Cheaters @ CI) Dia Cavett Sllow (C) from the Inside Out (C) Futvres 11:00 tJ a 00 love of life (C) D ~ 00 Jeopardy (C) IJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Romper Room 11:25 fJ Qj 00 CBS News (C) 11:301 Qj00 Search for Tomornw (C) @ 00 Ere Gum (C) Sheriff John (C) News ll:A5 9 Cl) The Guidln& li&ht (C) AFTERNOON 12:00 Bilue (C) @ 6 Lera Make a Deal <C> @ Bewitched Tempo: (C) Cole and Bohrman. Bat Masterson Cl) Andy of Maybeny 12:10 Dodaers Duaout: (C) Wednesday and Thursday only. 12:301 m~ As the Worid Tums (C) • 6 Days of Our lives (C) · Treasure Isle (C) : See Daytime Movies. Dlalina for Doll•rs 12:AO m Doc11111 W1,.·11p: (C) Widnes· day and Thursday only. 12:55 m Dod&tn llMINJI: (C) Wednes. day and Thursday only. Vin Scully and Jeny Douett call the plays of the annual rivalry between the Los Angeles Ood&ers and the San Fran- cisco Giants. 1:001J 9 (I) Love 11 1 Many 5p1.._ dored Thlila (C) 0 ~ 00 The Dodor1 (C) fJ @ CV Dream HoUll (C) 1:30 I~ ..... Party (C) 6 Anotbtr World (C) 1 Weddln& Party (C) Movit: See Daytime Movies. Z:OO !~To Ttll tlle Trvtll (C) 6 '" Don't Sly (C) TM Newlywed GalDI (C) T•po: (C) Bob and Sallie Dor- nan. 2:30 9 Cl) The Edae of Niatlt (C) 2:251 News (C) · ~ Ci) The Matdt 4'1me: (C) Joan Rivers and Noel Harrison are guests for the week. IJ Stories of Ult Centwy; Cookin1 Around the World, (C) Wednesday only. 11 The Baby tiame (C) 2:55 6 NBC News (C) Cbildren'1 DodlK (C) 3:00 The Secret stxlr• (C) P.D.Q. (C) H~ay Patrol @ CV General Hospital (C) Bozo the Clown (C) w:·Off MatinN: Don Rodewald. 3:30 Keene Sbow (C) Mike Doo1l11 (C) Perfect Matcfl (C) @ (3) Dark Shadows (C) Hobo KtllJ (C) 00 Dialin& for Dollars Movie 3:45 m Dodan SClofeboard: (C) Wednes· day and Thursday only. 4:00 Divorce Court '(C) (jJ) CI) The Datin& Game (C) The Honeymooners Woody Woodbury Sllow (C) 4:30 Movie: See Daytime Movies. George Putnam News (C) News: (C) Baxter Ward. Movie: See Daytime Movies. Bozo's 81& Top Sllow (C) CV Mike Douatas (C) 5:00 • KNBC News SeMce (C) News: (C) Frida~nly. The Amazln1 Tlw• @ JimmJ Thomason Sbow (C) (!) Shalty's Pizza Party 5:15 tTil The Friendly Giant 5:30 IJ Ouie and Harriet 0 ABC News (C) Frank Reynolds, Mon.-Thurs. fJ @ Cl) , ... , .... fl ... c .... IM ... 1 Coacflel' All- Ameriun football Game: (C) Tht eighth annual aame comes live from Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia. Commentary by Chris Schenkel and Bud Wiikinson. I ~rtoo~ams famlfJ @ This Day 1961 (C) . M&t.fottrl' Nii~ Cl) Man From UNCl£ (C) [C) Of· [C) (C) ue in& lay M ARK .. S LAD E'S Other Career • • • Mark Slade, better known as Billy Blue Cannon on NBC's High Chaparral (Sundays at 10 PM), is hesitant to reveal who decorated his Encino, California, apartment before he married beautiful Me- linda Ruccilli, but any old chum from Salem, Mass., Mark's home- town, would know instantly-Mark. One upstairs bedroom has remained for the basic purpose for which it was intended. The other was turned into an art studio and is cluttered with piles of car- toons and comic strips Mark has either completed or is working on, though he admits he hasn't done much with his cartooning until recently. Slade doesn't like to think in terms of cartooning as a sec- ond career but confides he has trunks full of ready material should he catch on. Melinda agrees that Mark just draws for the fun of it, but has some slight reservations when she notices Mark pile out . of bed at three in the morning to jot down an idea. Mark and Melinda Slade-Encino, Calif. apartment dwellers. Slade's cartoon eOorts of the ca.rt. Left are Cameron Mitch- ell, Leif Ericlcsorr and him- ielf; above are Frank SUvera, Linda Crl.JtaJ and Henry Dar- row. Below, working on a cartoon strip of "antf' humor. I TUESDAY JUNE 25 For morning and afternoon listing$, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 D "Bonio Gon to Colle1e" (com· eay) '52-Maureen O'Sullivan. Ed· mund Gwenn. a "CllH• I Crooked Shadow'' (mystery) '58--Richard Todd. "Hu. .otetque" (drama) '47-John Gar· field. 11:00 0 "Rhrtllm Romine•" (comedy) '39-Bob Hope. "Go West. Youn1 Min" (comedy) '36-Mae West. 12:30 m "A Mldtut11Mr Nlpt's Drum" (comedy) 'JS-James cagney. 1:30 OJ ''T111 Wldted City" (mystery) '51 -Marla Montez, Jean·Pierre Aumont. 4:30 tJ "3:10 to Yuma" (adventure) '57 -Glenn ford, Van Heflin. fJ "It H1pptned In Brud Day- lfgbr' (mystery) '60 -Heinz Ruh· mann. Michel Simon. EVENING 6:00 tJ The Bia Nin: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. I Huntley· Brinkley ·Report (C) (30) Steve Allin Show: (C) (90) Guests are Jim Backus, Joi Lansing, The Righteous Brothers. Mal"llie Day and artist Ada Alagretti, who shows how to make jewelry out of kidney beans. 0 Sil O'Clock Movie: "HIJ Boyl Hef Glf'l! (drama) '.50-louls Prima, Keely Smith. I M1rint BoJ (C) (30) Patty Duke (30) (3) Merv Griffin Show (C) Whirs NIW1 EJ Desplt'll r 6:301 KNBC News S.rvic• (C) (60) • The Groovy G1me (C) (30) Hazel (30) McHale's Navy (30) @ Huntley·Brinlley Report (C) : Eduutlon In Motion: "2r.oject EPOCH." A look at a UC Berkeley project approaching the teaching of humanities from a mulli-<tultural perspective-using several media to reflect the artistic legacy of man. ~ (!) CBS lvenin& Ntw1 (C) @I) Noticiero 34 (C) 7:00 tJ CBS Evening News: (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. If Troop (C) (30) future: (C) "Watts Walloper." Gllli11n'1 Island (30) @ America! (C) ED Feature: (C) "Doorway to To· morrow." Story of "Moonport USA." tiiJ (j) McHal1'1 N1vy @I) la Cun1 Vad1 7:15 m Doc111rs Duaout (C) 7:30 tJ Qj (j) D1ktat1: (C) (60) Dr. M1rsh Tracy tries to letm the re1· son for an elephant sllmpede in order to save the animals. Judy the chimpanzee diverts the elephants C ;1 ''tj !PORT! Hlt1Hllt1Hrt .-, .. · :' "~~;,, SUNDAY, JUNE 23 11:00 AM tJ 9 Ci) Professional Soccer: (C) San Diego Toros vs. Detroit cougars. 1:00 I) Canadl•n Open Goff: (C) Defending champion Billy Casper heads the field of pros competing in the $12.5,000 champion- ship, telecast live from St. George Golf & Country Club, Toron- to, Canada. Today's final rounds conclude the four-day. 72-hole tournament at the par·70, 6,792-yard course. · 3:30 0 Pat Boone Celebrity Goff Tourmment (C) Ranking ama- teurs and celebrities meet at the Ocean Shores Country Club In Seattle, Wash. The par·72. 6,055-yard course boasts 18 holes and was Inaugurated in 1966 when Olympia's Paul Rudis won the championship, which he retained last year. TUESDAY, JUNE 25 7:.58 m Dodgers Baseballl: CC) Dodgers vs. Giants. WEDNtSDAY, JUNE 26 12:551 Docflers Baseballl: (C) Dodgers vs. Giants. 8:00 NFL Ac:tJon: (C) "Pro Football's Volcanic Coach." Coach Joe uharich of the Philadelphia Eagles is featured. THURSDAY, JUNE 'Z1 12:55 m Oodlers Base~ll: (C) Dodgers vs. Giants. ' FRlbAY, JUNE 2.8 5:30 0 lllJ m i IHc&g I Coaches' All-American Football O.me: (C) Chris Scilenkel and Bud Wilkinson commentate on live telecast from Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta, Ga. SATURDAY, JUNE 29 11:00 AM D 9 (i) Major Leque Baae~ll (C) ':00 II Grand Prix. 5: (C) Auto racing highlights of 1967 World Drag Racing Championships. 4:30 0 Sports Specbll: (C) Highlights of the Canadian·Amerlcan Challeni Cup race. 5:00 IJ Qt HC>tf.Ywood hric RHeS: (C) The $75,000-Added Van· tty fi'd<w(i " run at 1 &,ii mile for fillies and mares. 8:30 m City of Hope Sportsmen's Wotld Awards: (C) Out· st.a •ne at letes of yesteryear are honored at the second an- nual Awards Banquet. telecast live from the Sanas Hotel In las Vegas, Nevada. THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, JUNE 22. 1968 from a field of land mines and in· setlts that simply looka It a wide cendiary chargu set to destroy range of unusual human eicperi· them, but then the herd bears encu. Tonight's program follows up down on the Wameru compound. on some far·out ads In the under. Conclusion of lwo·part episode. (R) around newspapers. O ~ @ I Drum of Jeannie: I Anita d1 Mositemar • (C) {l"O) "Genie, Genie, Who's Got 9:00 American W11t (C) (30) the Genlel" Part 11 of four parts. Blact Penpecttv1: "The Black The safe in which Jeannie ls Im· Politician." Three newsmen question prisoned is stolen by two yeus a Negro office-holder about the Tony hired to open it. Tony and rise of the Negro politician and Roger learn it has been taken to a his duties to both black and white. wreckilli yard to be reduced to I TV MusiCll Ouart matchbox size In an auto crusher. 9:30 QjJ Ci) Good Morning, World: Lou Antonio and Edward Andres ( ) (30) Boss Hutton goes away for play the safecrackers. (R) a weekend and inllltes Dave and O Grand Priu R1etn1 (C) (30) Linda to stay at his 22-room man· O (ll) Ci) G1rrbon's Gorillas.: (C) sion, but with a Ion& list of "do's'' (60) "The Expendables." LL Garri· and ''don'ts." (R) son tails to block the orders send· D (jj) (I) NYPO: (C) (30) "The ing the Gorillas on a mission that Screaming Woman." Detective John· means almost certain death tor the ny Corso is charged with attempted group. They are sent to $1Ne as rape. suspended from the police decoys to cover the escape of a force and brought before the grand German 1eneral '!¥ho wants IX> d&-jury. (R) feet to the Allies. George Perina. I Pa51P0rt to Travtl (C) (30) Kevin McCarthy guest (R) : Gov. Re11u News Conferenc. B MUllon $ Movie: (C) .. Marie ' Martes 1 In 21:30 Antoin.U.1' (drama) '60 -Richard 10:00 Qj (j) CBS News Special-1'111 Todd, Michelle Morgan. Cities: (C) (60) "Crisis In Black and m P1nJ Mason (60) White." An examination of the pos· ED NET Playhouse: ''Thirteen .sibility of blacks and whites sharing Aaainst Fate-"The Traveller." A America's cities in peace. town turns against the nephew of 1J Geor~ Putnam News (C) (60) the reuntly·dec.sed village tyrant D @ The Invaders: (C) (60) (R) 'The Be 1evers." David Vincent or· I So.nus ganizes a small group of "believers" 7:40 Dodprs Wat•·Up (C) lo help him alert the world to the 7:55 Dodgen B.-.al: (C) (2 hr 50 invasion of the eKlraterrestrials. m n.) Dodgers vs. Giants. Carol Lynley guests. (R) 1:00 O @@ saiowcu. '61: (C) (30) I Tempo (C) (60) Bobby Vinion hosts at the San ful. Favorite Story (C) (30) tonio Hemisfair. Re1ional enter· : Boston Symphony: The full sym· talners seekinir stardom In their p ony performs "Lament for String first n1tional television appearance Orchestra" by Fine; Symphony No. are New Colony Six. a:;} groop; 101 in D Major by Haydn; Schu· Loften llline, a "pop" r; Pozo-mann's Symphony No. 2, in C ma· Seoo Sinirers. a folk group; and lor. Op. 61; and ''fieu Wien" by Ceci Weather. vocalist Judges in· Johann Strauss. elude di.9C Jockeys I Toros d1 Espana • D ROLLER GAMES-live (C) 10:30 News: <C> (30) Bill Johns. 10:45 Dod&ers Scoreboard (C) * T-BIROS vs. TEXAS 11:00 Eleven O'Clock Report: (C) (30) O Roller Ga•a: (C) (2 hr.) L.A. Jerry Dunphy. f ·Birds vs. Texas OuUaws. O The 11th Hour Ntw$: (C) (30) €!) Amor en Iii Dtsitt1D George Skinner. a:JO f) a (j) Sllowtlllt: (C) (60) I Tb• Wuttmll"S (30) Eddy Arnold sinp and introduces News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. an all·Brilis.h blll taped in London. • Movlt: "Ni&tlt It MJ f'uturt" Guests Include comedian-song-and· (drama) '63-Mai Zettefiing, Birger dance star Roy Castle, comedian· M1lmsten. juggler-dancer Derek Dene, comedi· W5adl laUlam News (C) (60) an Jimmy Edwards. singing group Movie: u.19c1 Uellf' (drama) Freddie and The Dre.imers. and '4 eorge Raft. Vlrainla M1yo. singers Susan Lane, Janie Marden I ~ News (C) and Susan Mauatian. 6 This Day 1961 (C) 0 9 (6) Tuesd•J Nigtlt at die News Movies: (C) "S.Ord of lanttlor 11:30 Mo¥ie: "Our Very Own" (dl'I· (adventure) ·~mel Wilde, Jean ma) '50-Ann Blythe, Fartey Gran· Wallace, Brian AMme, Geor11 1er. Baker. Story of Lanulot. the brave ~· (i3@ Tlat Tonl&llt Sllow (C) youn1 kni1ht who fell In I0111 with MOvle: ''Geronimo" (western) the beautiful Princess Guineve~ ' reston Foster, Ellen Drew. aftw fllhtlng ID win her fOf Kln1 I llll (3) Joey Bi.Mp Sllow (C) Arthur. (R) 12:00 Les trane (C) D llll (])Jacquet C:O...u Spe-12:30 Adkin Tlleetrr. ''Tampico." cial: (C) (60) "Th• Sav•a• Wond 12:45 • Movie: "11'1111 In tM Clrdl" • of the Coral Jun1le.'' An undersea (drama) '57 -Forrest Tucker. Eva adventure rewalln& the mystmy, Bartok, Marius Gorin&. Guy Mid· beauty and terror of the coral reefs. dleton. Amid the coral reefs of the Indian 1:00 tJ Movie: "Hllra Horimn" (adven· Ocean, Coustuu and hla dlvlt'S ture) '55 -John Ireland, 8111 Wll· plunp into a WOt1d of color end a Iiams. site of constant struUlt for aur· D Movie: (C) "Be Adfwtscn ef vival. (R) elf Blas" (adventure) '6s-Georges m W1Mtrtat (C) (30) Marchal, Susana Canales. EI!) DOUT N9tllla1 a.. 0. tllt M Co•••itJ Bulletin lfard Dml'I led n..t DN't llCUI U•· Ntwa (C) der Hit hllr: Gerald Felpn hosts Joe flrn• (C) 9 k n e d s. I: Ir d l· .. 1e 1· d :e 1d .. Id s- 1g )) )) If• ;" ,. IS. ll· ng lo. U· ,3. by 1>) 0) ..,. rer 11) re· in· I m) ~­Eva lid· " ges WEDNESDAY JUN~ 26 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for y our convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 0 (C) "Mr. Hobbs Takes I VICI· tion" (comedy) '62-James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara. fJ "Terror Cills at Nliht" (dra· ma) '62-lngrid Andree. "You a.. lone to Me" (drama) '34 -Lee Tracy. 11:00 0 "Henry Aldrich SWings If\ (com· edy) '43-Jimmy Lydon. '4She Done Him Wron(' (comedy) '33 -Mae West 1:30 (i) "The Sun Seb It Dawn" (mys- tery) '51-Sally Parr, Philip Shawn. 4:30 IJ (C) "Song of Scheherezade" (drama) '47-Yvonne De Carlo. Jean· Pierre Aumont. fJ (C) "The Left Hind of God" (drama) '55 -Humphrey Bogart. Gl!ne Tierney. EVE NIN G S:OO 1J The Bir Nen: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. O Huntler·Brinltley Report (C) (30) O Sttvt Allen Sllow: (C) (30) Guests art Louis Nye, Mother Hub· b3rd, Frankie Randall and magician Al Goshman. Nye joins Steve In the rancid burrito incident, "Viva Pa· taco." (R) 0 Si1 O'Clock Movie: (C) "Journey to the lost City" (adventure) ·5~ Debra Par et. Paul Christian. I M1tine hf (C) (30) Pattr Duke (30) @ Merv Grittin Show (C) What's New? EJ D .. lftlr 5:30 I KNBC Naws Service (C) (60) • The Qroovy Game (C) (30) Hazal (30) McHale's NIVJ (30) (i) HunUey·Brinkley Report (C) : U'ucation in Motion: "Reme· dial Writinf." Demonstration of techniques used in teachlnr com· position to a class of potentfal dropouts. ~Ci) C8S Evenin1 News (C) m NoticltJo 34 (C) 7:00 IJ CIS Evtninf News: (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. I F Troc19 (C) (30) I love Lucy (30) Qtlliran's Island (30) 00 You Aslled for It Eil) Teacher '68: "Elementary Edu· cation." Stan Bunyan demonstrates teachin1 techniques with Hesby Street School students in Los An· gel es. ~ Ci) CBS Eveninf News (C) g) Notklero 34 (C) 7:30 fJ ~Ci) Lost in Sj>Ke: (C) (60) Dr. Smith accidentally launches the bottom half of The Robot to a dis· tant planet, and the Robl"90ns take off to recover it. Accosted on the stran1e planet by a blob which makes off with the top part of The ducted by Wolfgan1 SawalUtch In 11:00 II Eltwft O'caect hpect: (C) (30) Robot, the Robinsons sense dancer 1 commemoration to United Na· Jeny Dunphy. but find they are without power tions Day last year. SolOlsb In ttle II 1h lltlil HMr Nnl: (C) (30) when they try to blast off In their General Assembly Hall concert are Gtorp Sklnntf. ship. (R) Henryk Sz.erynk (violin) and Jo11e D l1'e ...._.. (30) O fD Ci) The Ylrifnian: (C) (90) Bollt (piano). D Nee (C) (30) Buttt Ward. •'The Crooked Path.'' A younr br'l· IE) Mlwcoles Musical D Mo.le: "J'tle lilcl ~ 1art (Kevin Coughlin) bumbles 9:30 IJ 9 (I) He l Siie: (C) (30) (drama) '62-f>tter Yan [yd. Dewn throuati a series of mishaps en Dick end'Paula torret tilt birthday Addams, Emst Schroder. route to manhood after a bitter of their tlreman friend, Harry, and m la Crane (C) (60) confrontation wtth his fattier. (R) attempt to make It up to him by GJ Movie: UC.Man" (mystery) '49-0 Happy W1nd111rs: (C) (30) secretly redecorat1n1 his bachelor Dean Jliftr, John Camdlne. Slim and Henrietta Barnard follow t (R) Mil nn Mewl (C) the scenic "Highways of Palos Ver· apartmen · IW 1.1.1 des" to Marineland of the Pacific. (i) Zoora•a (C) ~30) ~ 00 1ltill Dey 1911 (C) o @W The Aveniers: (C) (60) Im lmpados MuStC11t1 Cuetvo tlj Ci) News 'The fifty-Thousand Pound Break· 10:00 f) 9 Ci) C1S News SPtdaJ-Tht 11:301J MOVir. '"apt lrtn Mtl" (ad· fast." John Steed and Mrs. Peel Clties: (Cj (60) "To Bulld the Fu· venture) '52 -Lee Marvin Atttlur lnvestigat~ an accident in which a ture." A study of ways to Improve Franz. ' ventriloquist was lnju~ed. X-rays re· the cities of today and build the D QJ 00 Tiit TNlpt SMw (C) veal that the ventnloqust. D~sty cities of the future. Most urban II Movie· wni. Qrelt MdlW' Rhodes, who was bound for Zurich, exRtfts believe that America's cit· (drama) ,·4G--811an DonleVy ~m has a stomachful of diamonds. (R) les -pla1ued by air and water Tamlroff ' fJ ~llllon $ M~lt: ''Gone. Are the pollution, strangled transportation 0 1'W1 m ..._ lilllop sai.. (C) D1ys' (comedy) 63 -OSSle Davis, facilities 1hettoes and racial strife U.LJ Ut.1 ,.,., Ruby Dee, Godfrey Cambrid&e, Sor· -now fail to meet the needs of lZ:OO m Joe Pyne (C) · rell Booke, Alan Alda. Based on the ,\merica's people. Where they do ,. Broadway play by Ossie Davis, this not arree is on the cures for urban 1Z:30 m All-NIJlrt now: "Dark .lollmey, is a modem satirical comedy of decay. ''llr. Emmanuel," and "Saklma and plantation life with more t~an a 0 ti) 00 Run for Your Ute: (C) the Masked Marwe1::. few darts tossed at black·wMe re· (60) '1he Calculus of Chaos." Paul m Adlo~ "'8trt: Man·Elt1r1 ol lations. Bryan Is asked to help a scientist Kumaon. ' T. rutfl or Con. sequences (C) (30) escape from Communist captors. Pat. 12:45 fJ Movie: "floocll of fell" (mys· Perry Mason (60) . Harriniton Jr. and lnaer stratton tery) '58-Howard Keel Anne Hey· 0 c:ili~e.~I K~':~=~ ·~~~i::~ iuest (R) wood, Cyril Cusack. ' the discontent throughout the world ~ &tor&'t Pu1na• News (C) (60) l:CIO fJ Mewie: ..,...., s., Die" .(CIOfTI· and offers his solutions for radical IJ Ttt11pt (C) (60) ecly) '39-8ob Hopt, Martha Rap. change by enhanced peraonal~e· m Jack !-'diam News (C) (60) Q Movie: "Oootled To Die" (mya- ness. Final pro1ram of series. GJ fMritt story (C) (30) tery) '40-Mu jorie Reynolds, Cr1nt el Premier Orfeon EE MtJOt Yot1:fs News Conftnnc:e Withers. Boris Karloff. 1:00 U NFL Action: (C) (30) "Pro foot· ti) loa del Miercolla 0 C..••""1 hlletl8 loard ball's Volcanic Coach." Filmed dur· 10:30 m News.: (C) (30) Biii Johns. D """ (C) ln1 an actual 1ame, coach Joe Ku· harich of the Philadelphia Eagles is --P-.U-S-H--B-U_T_T_O_N __ C_O_M_E_D_Y--M-1 .. -•.• -K-a-"-.-B-al_lar._d_is_/'o-,-.n-td-- "wired for sound," pennlttin1 a ..... ,,~ closer understanding of what the by comet/ian Soupy Sales (center) and host John Davuµon Ea1les are doing In the game with on NBC's Kraft Music Hall, Wednesday at 9 PM, in a the Baltimore Colts in the Play·off coml!dy skit which allows the studio audience to decide, by Bowl. pushing buttons on their chairs, what will or will not hap~n I Password (C) (30) h h International Maiazine to t e stars as t e story progresses. Amor en ti Deslerto 1:30 6 ~ (j) The Bevlf'ly HlllblUIH: (C} (30) Granny recruits her own commandos against the Union when she thinks battle scenes for a CiVll War movie are the real thing. (R) U Wrestlin& (C) (90) 0 @ (J) Dream House: (C) (30) Mike Darow hosts. I Merv Griffin (C) (90) Wonders of tlle Wor1d (C) (30) Anita de Mont.mar 9:00 iJ 9 Cl) Green Acm: (C) (30) Lisa brings a New York hair stytlst to Hootervllle. The farm wives all have their hair done in elaborate new styles, and the fanners seek vengeance by 1angin1 up on Ollver. (R) 0 9 00 Kraft Music Hall: (C) (60) John Davidson hosts. Guests Include Kaye Ballard, Soupy Sales and The Irish Rovers. 0 @ (J) Wlclnesd17 Njpt Movie! "The Condemned of Altona'' (dra· ma) '63-Sophla Loren. Maximilian S~hell, Fredric March, Robert Wa1· ner. Francoise Prevost This sus· penseful story set in present·day Gennany finds a man and his wife faced with a &host from the past of Nazi Germany. (R) (i) Islands in Ult SUn (C) (30) Eil) NET festival : "UN Day Con· cert.'' The Vienna SYlflphony ls con· Pap u THURSDAY JUNE Z'1 • For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 fJ ''Villt " a Slaa'I P1a..r" (com· edy) ·~.1eny l ewis. Joan BllCk· man. Q "litttt S.V.1e" (adventure) '59 -Pedro Armendariz. ~ Ew- ffJ SIHldaf' (comedy) '49 -Dan Dalley. 11:00 IJ '"-in' to Toww" (comedy) '35 -Mae West "IUondlu Annie'' (comedy) '36-Mae West. 1:3011J "Tiie ....,. (drama) '53- Joln Collins, James Kennedy. 4:30 IJ "latdt of tlle c..f See" (Id· venture) '5$.-Cliff Robert.Ion, Gia Scala. D (C) °'Treuwe of tlllt leldttt ~ (adventure) '53 -Cornef Wilde, Const.nee Smith. l.'00 IJ Tiie Ii& Nfts: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 8 "~Report (C) (30) stew Ml• Sllow: (C) (90) James Muon, Cliff Arquette, Klm Weston guest. 0 Sil O'aodl Mcwit: (C) -n. Gd fro• Tnas" (western) '50- Audie Murphy, Gale Storm. I Mariat Boy (C) (30) Patty DUt (30) (1) Miss Wool P1111nt (C) Miat's New? ~ El l>espertlr l:JO I KNBC News Strvic.t (C) (60) • 1lle Groovy GalM (C) (30) Hazel (30) Mdtalt's Navy (30) [6) Huntlty·l rinlllfY Rll*t (C) : £daution in Motion: "Project PLAN." A look at the essence of a curriculum designed to keep pace with the individual learning rates of students. I Ci) CBS Evening News (C) Netidtro 34 (C) 7:00 CIS Evenlna Nns: '(C) (30) Walter Cronkite. F Troop (C) (30) I Love Lucy (30.) Gllllaan's Island (30) @ Hip and Wild (C) : Satramentv Flit (j) Mdtalt's Nny la Cuna VKia 7:30 Q?J Cl) Ciurron Strip: (C) (90) Chris1mas in Cimarron is marred by the murder of a dance-hall cirl and Marshal Jim Crown investigates the gruesome act. He unexpectedly meets an old flame from the past, saloon hostess Maddie Lennert, who shortly afterward becomes the sec· ond victim of the mysterious slayer. Victoria Shaw Is Maddie. (R) D @ 00 Daniel BooM: (C) (60) "Then Who Will They Hang From the Yardarm If Willy Gets Awayr' POET. SINGER. NEWSM AN-Poet-critic Lawrence Neah, singer Harry Belafonte and ABC newsman Frank Reyrwlds appear on ABC News' presentation of su one·hour specials dealing with white and black. racism, Time for Americans, in color, beginning Thursday at JO PM. Roy Bulla's Stevens TY 1953 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa P•1• 12 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEE.I<, JUNE 22. 1968 While Daniel and Rebecca shop in play is director Martin Benson. the port town of Charleston, Israel @!) Nodlt dt Estreno helps his new friend Willy (Martin 9:30 D Q) Dnplt: (C) (30) '1he Horsey) hide in the family wagon, Phony Police Racket." Confidence not knowing that the lad i1' a Brit-men selling ads in a nonexistent lsh .seaman wanted for mutiny (R) "official" magazine are targets ol 0 "LET'S GO TO THE ~· frld!r and Officer Gannon. (Rl * RACES'" WIN CASH' --O@CJJterton Pl•ce: (C) (30) • 1 • At a dance, Joe almost provokes a PRES. BY VON S MKTS.! fight over Carolyn, but Jeff man· D Let's Go to the Races (C) {30) ages to control the situation; Tom O @ Cil Second Hundred Years: discovers Jill preparing to leave (C) (30) "Luke-a-Likes." Lulff is with Kelly; unseen, Susan watches yachting with Marcia, unbeknownst as Tom Convinces Jill to stay. to her dad, Col. Garroway, when ID Travel (C) (30) the latter receives secret orders to ID India! My India! "Since My ready Luke for a Smithsonian lnsti· Time." A rep~tnated Indian national tution interviewer Ken subs for returns to his homeland after 17 Luke lor some ho~pital tests, then years in England and observes many rushes to Catalina to sub for him • chan~s there. on his date with Marcia so that 10:00 0 QJ [6) Dean M11tin Presents Luke can meet the interviewer. (R) the Golddiggers: (C) (60) Joey fJ Million $ Movie: "Top Secret Heatherton and . frank Sinatra Jr. Affair'' (comedy) '57 -Susan Hay· co·hosl. Guests include Paul Lynde, ward. Kirk Douglas. and featured regulars Skiles a~d m Trvth. or Consequences (C) (30) ~enderson, ~arbara Heller, Stu Gil· Per1Y Mason (60) ham. The Times Square Two. and feature: "Unknown Mountains Stanley Myron Handelman. of Nepal." A documentary maps an 0 Gtorl!. Putnam News. (C) (60) expedition into the mysterious 0 @ lV _Time for. Amenca~ (C) mountain regions of centuries-old (60) First in a series of six one· Nepal. hour programs dealing w~h the eJ Nueva Cit. Musical problem of racism In Amenca. To· &:00 g Boxi!!(_ (C) (2 hr) night's epi51?d~. is enti~ed "Bias fJ @ lV Tlle flying Nun: (C} and_ the .Med~a. It exa~in-:s racism (30) "With love-from Irving." 11 ~s 1l ex1.sts 1n the m.e~1a 1n Amer· it flies, it must be a bird. At least 1ca-~ad10 and. television, the. ad· that's what Irving, a pelican, thinks vnertlsmg . agencies, the advertisers, when he sees Sister Bertrille in ewspapers and mag~lnes. The flight. Irving falls In love with the prob!em. of the Negro '" the_ com· . municahons media and the image young nov1~e and causes the con· of the Negro portra ed b th . v~nt _considerable em~arrassment dia is studied. Y Y e me with his unwanted attentions. (R) I Tempo (C) (60) I Password (C) (30) Playing the Guitar Jack ~atham News (C) (60) Amor en el Desierto Favorite ~tOty (C) (30) : R&D Rev1tw &:30 0 @ (6) Ironside: (C) (60) "The 10:30 News: (C) (30) Bill Johns l onely Hostage.'' Robert Lansing 11:00 Eleven O'Clodl Report: (C>° (30) stars as a rogue cop who turns Jerry Dunphy. to robbery when the burden of O The 11th Hour Newi: (C) (30) family debts and fam ily illness George Skinner e!!lve too muc~ foe him. (Rl, I The Weste~ers (30) D .@ (1) Bewitched.: (C) <3,~) 'The News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. Sohd Gold ~other-in-~aw. Sam • Movie: (C) "The Wonders of finds herself in the middle when Aladdin" (comedy) '61 -Donald End_ora and Darrin start feuding, O'Connor. Noelle Adam. again. (R) . . ID Les Crane (C) (60) I Me~ Gnff1n (C) (90) II) Movie: "Main Street to Broad· ROVlnf '°.nd .. (C) (~0) . "I w1y" (romance) '.53-Tallulah Bank· Off.Ramp •. four 1n a Dress. head, Helen Hayes, Rex Harrison. Hancock Park 1s the scene for the I~ News (C) fashion show debut ~I a communal 6 This Day 1968 (C) costume. Host _Art Se1~enbaum asks a News guests. for their reactions. 11:30 Movie: "The Nipt Holds Ter· @m Anita de Montem1r ror'' (suspense) '55-Vince Edwards. 9:00 ti~ (j) Thurtday Nigtit Movie: Jack Kel~ (C) "Where tht Spies Are" (com-O @ L6J The Tonl&ht Show (C) edy) '65 -David Niven. 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Bud Wiikinson and CMs Schenkel provide commentary. m Marine 1oJ (C) (30) ID httJ Diile (30) g)WUfa....r EE.,.,.,_ DAYTIME MOVIES 1:JO f.J ·~ "9d" (dr1m1) '57-™' Presley, Judy Tyler. 1:30 D INBC Nen Smke (C) (60) fJ Tiie c....., a.-(C) (30) mHanl (30> fJ (C) "l'fl W By" (musical) '50 -June Haver. ·~ MJ Udy" (dr1ma) '56-Walter Brtnnan. 11:001J "fa,_.a DI ....... (romlllC&) ·~artha Raye. "1'11 ... Allttl'' (comedy) '33-Mae West ID Mc:Halt'a NftJ (30) ~ Cil Hantl17·lrlllllltf Report (C) m ~KatiN i. Metio•: ''Enitlsh Llnru11e Center In Chinltowll." A visual tour of a new pro1r1m to teadl conversational Enlllsh to Chinese Immigrants. 9 Cl) CIS Evtnillf Nws (C) @I) Notidn 34 (C) 12:30 m "M• ...... (dr1ma) '47- Pem Cummlnp. Vlct0< Mature. "'Sl ._., tlle Dip" (comedy) '51 -Olcll Haymes. 1:30 m ....... (mystery) '53--Kleron M00<e, EllzabeUI Seflers. 7:00 II C8S Evtnlllf News: (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. 4:30 II ''Mt DtN IC!'' (comedy) '42 -Abbott and coaello. G (C) "Uncle Wu a Va•plrt" (comedy) '6l-Ren1to Rascel, Sylvl ltoteln1. - [Vf NINC. uo. "• ... ~ (C) (60) JenJ Dunphy. D .......... "" R.,ort (C) (30) fJ F Troop (C) (30) m I Low liq (30) ID Ci111pn'1 lalaltcl (30) ~ Ci) lhvit: (C) "Day of Fur(' (western) -Dale Robertson. Mara Corday. @) M1n1tinf tat Saall Bllinea: "Communicatton and Community Relations." A dramatization show· ln1 how an owner·man1rer can eo· list employee support of company objectives. 9 (j) Mdfalt'1 NftJ CHANNEL LISTINGS Information for these logs is furnished by the television stations. TV week is not responsible for last-minute changes In program llstfngs. ti 0 • 0 IJ m m • II) • (]) 00 Cl) ~ 41 9 KNXT KNBC KTLA KABC KHJ KTTV KCOP KWHY KCET KMEX KLYD KERO KBAK KLYD KERO KBAK (CBS) (NBC) (Ind.) (ABC) (Ind.) (Ind.) (Ind.) (Ind.) (NET) (Ind.) (ABC) (NBC) (CBS) (ABC) (NBC) (CBS) Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Cable Bakersfield Cable Bakersfield Cable Bakersfield Bakersfield Bakersfield Bakersfield A star <*> preceding a log listing indicates it is a paid adver- tisement. Channels 22. 28 and 34 are UHF in Los Angeles. with 28 being the educational (ETV) station. Channels 17, 23, and 29 are UHF In Bakersfield. SIGN OHS <TEST PATTERNS) ct.met 2-4:41 AM Sundey. 6:<* AM Mondey throulh f'ridey, 7:18 AM Setul'd~. ~ ~7:00 AM Sundey, 6:00 AM Mond•y throulfl f'rld•y, 7:00 AM s.tunSey. Ch--' 7'-~..llPrwoci-r11 .. mmfnJ 1tuts at 8:30 on Sunday, 7:00 AM Monday ltlroulf\ Fridey and :30 AM on S1turd1y. Thlt mapz:Jne I• ~~.!!~ -.Illy fw ttif1 n..,.peper by TV WUX. • dhlt.ic>n of 8rtMft eftd Uthtlcrilllfl Ct.. lftC., edltoriel and PfOduc:· tlOft offtc:-, 11>.0. 8-11 '.L~le. Calif. AddNU edwrtlsln• fnquh'fes to tfl• dlll»!~ lldwirttsll\I -.-rtJMnt of Ulla n-pel)ef' . ..... 14 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 22, 1964 @I) la Cuna Vacla 7:30 f) 9 (jJ Tiie Wiid, Wiid Wnt: (C) (60) James West Is attacked while 1uardlng a precious cargo of smallpox vaccine and loses his memory from a blow on the head. An attractive saloon 1irl hides him from the gang that stole the VIC· cine, while Artemus Gordon sets out to find the vaccine and West Sharon Farrell gue.sts. (R) O l1JUn: (C} (60) "Mountains ot th• Moon." Conclusion. Journeying Into what they believe Is the "Prom· lsed Land," a religious leader and her group are attacked and de- tained by natives. The leader offers her life as a sacrifice to save the lives of her followers. Ethel Merman, auesu. (R) U 'NIGHT PEOPLE,' a great * film with Greg. Peck! Pres. by Thrifty Drug. 0 Movie: (C) "Nitltt hople" (dra- ma) 'SC -Gregory Peck, Broderick Crawford, Rita Gam. O Million $ Movie: "A Prize of An111H (mystery) '65--Stanley Bak- er, Helmut Schmid. Tom Bell. m Tnattl or Consequtl!Cts (C) (30) ID Perrr Mason (60) @) World Pless (C) @I) Rtvista Musk.al 1:00 m Password (C) (30) Elaine rob her father. Assum!J11 full blame. Dllllnaer goes to i.lf where he meets Pretty Boy Aoycf and Baby Face Nelson. two bardened murder- ers. Dillinger esclpes, "sprin1s" the others. and forms the nucleus of an infamous gang. (R) I!) future: (C) (30)' "Surf City." el Dtse11frlol 9:30 O @ (}) Hollywood Squarn: (Cl {30) Peter Marahall hosts. D Hollywood Part ,,..._ (C) (30) O future: (C) (90) "Wor1d With· out Sun." A Jacques Cousteau doc· umentary. IE Sarfslde & (60) fil) NET PllJhoa•: "Thirteen Against Fate-The Widower." The husband of a former prostitute comes to grips with reality after his Wife is found murdered In a sleazy hotel room. The Georges SI· menon drama is set In England. el Buenas Nodtn Ale&rla 10:00 0 ~CI) NBC. News Actuality (C) (60) 1J 6eor1e Putn1m Ntn (C) (60) O Tempo (C~ (60) m Jedi Latham News (C) (60) m lud'la Libre 10:30 IE Newa: (C) (30) Biii Johns. EID lnnov1tions: "Ananciog lnoova- vations." Or. Brenneman ind 1uests discuss how to obtain backlna for @I) Amor en el Deslerto new ideas. 1:30 II Ci!) (j) Gomer ~MC: (C) 11:00 f) Eleven O'aodl Report: (C) (30) (30) Gomer. who spends hi.s Sunday Jerry Dunphy. in an elderly woman's ~g-hooklng 0 The 11th Hour Newa: (C) (30) eta~ gains a . rep~tatton as a George Skinner. swinger after his picture appears with a bevy of beauties In a men's 0 One Step Beyond (30) magazine. (R) O News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. 0 ~ (6) St1r Trn: (C) (60) fJ Movl~: "B1ttl~ of Blood Island" "The Ultimate Computer." Captain (drama) 60 -Richard Devon. Ron Kirk has no choice but to partici· Kennedy. pate in an exercise that replaces m Les Cr1ne (C} (60) him as commanding officer of the ID Movie: (C) "C.ptalns of the Eoterprlse. Dr. Daystrom (Wiiiiam Clouds" (adventure) '42 -James Marshall) has developed the last Cagney. 1WOrd In computers, which replaces @ (]) News (C) all but 20 of the Enterprise's crew. . The computer performs perfectly @ CI) Th11 Day 1961 (C) until a single distraction upsets the ~®News responses and Jt goes berserk. (R) EE Festival de Peliculas Mexicanu 0 (ii) (3) Man In 1 Suitcase: (C) 11 ·30 f) Movie· "Only the V1llant" (ad· (60) "Biir~wash." McGill Is offered • venture) 'Sl-{;regory Peck, Barbara a good pnee for his memory. He Payton ls tricked and imprisoned by his · client and despite denials that he 0 ~@ Tiie Tonlpt Shew (C) r had ever 'been there. McGill's fee O Movie: (C) "Incendiary Blonde" and his life will be forfeit unless he (drama) '45 -Betty Hutton, Barry "recalls" ev4nts that took place In Fitzgerald. an African state during a period O @ CV JotJ Billlop Show (C) when he served with U.S. lntelli· ~ (j) Saluta to • Star gence. (R) m Mer; Criffin (C) (90) 12:00 m Joe Pyne (C) I!) Hit Ute SUrf! (C) (30) 12:30 0 Movie: "Sin Antonio" (western) @)Speculation: "labor Unions-'45-Errol Rynn, Alexis Smith. Who Needs Them?" Organized labor m All-Night Show: (C) "The In· experts look at the makeup of the spector-General," "Desert Sands.'' U.S. union and its future. Guests "The Naked Maja," aod "fort Include Sl11nund Arywitz, Afl·CIO Yuma." executive; Henry Lacayu, UAW IX· ID Action Theatre: "Arson for Hire." ec:ulive; and Spencer Poller. USC economics professor. 1:00 f) Movie: "Cell 2455, Dtatlt Row" ii) Anita de Montemar (drama) '55 -William CarApbell. 9:00 fJ 9 Cl) fridlJ Nipt Movie: 0 Ma.ie: (C) "The Timt, tlle lilt 111-d ) '65 P11u, the Glrl" (musical) '46 -"Younr · I "'"' < rama -Dennis Moraan, Janis Pal0e. Nick Adams. Robert Conrad. Joho • • Ashley, Mary Ann Mobley, Vktor 8 Community Bllllttill 8olrd Buono. Dillin1er Ind his llrtfr1end O Newt (C) I I n e e a i· :) I) J· Is Jr )) )) lie es IS 1d· ra e" rry m) In· s," ort .e." "" ell. 111• SATURDAY JUNE 29 MORN I NI. 7:20 fl Clvt Us This D11/NIWI 7:30 Is. .... s. ... (C) Cool Mee.I (C) Desip .... ....,.., Effldlvt uv111 <C> Mr. Wltllbont (C) (romance) 'tO-&rbara stanwyck. F11d MacMurray. l~ (]) •1 ""' (C) iOwii: (C) "TM ... Called I It" (western) '66-.-0tn M1rtln, · A,lex~raM=r 10:30 lplCe lltnt (C) ..... ARt--(C) leorp of t111 Jlftllt (C) 11:00 ... .., Diet (C) . .. ... laqu ...... : -~~-··~ m~~ M press time. I~ CJ) 11lt .... (C) AftrTlhltn: "Yaqui Drums." 1:45 m Sacrtcl tte1rt (C) u:JO g ........ ,._. .. (C) 00 Super 6 (C) : (C) .,,.,... Aplut tilt 1:00 llll(I) c.,tlln lnprt1 (C) u.icla ......., (C) : "Holtaps" (adventu11) Son If 11.-adea" (spect1cular) '63 ' ulse Rainer, Arturo De Cor· -Georp Marchll, Mich1tl lane. dova. · fJ Diel Tracy (C) I!) Country Music (C) flfTfHNOON 1:30 ~ID Ci) S.per ,......._ (C) l2:CIO D MM: "T1M ,_,tct M1rri1&9" @Cl) Tltt Fant.lltlc F• (C) (rom1nce) 't6-loretta Younc. Dlvld • Movie: "T111 Sim llrr (dram•) Niven. ' va Gabor, Anthony Dexter. @I) U11 Clfttll dt Mlllce t:OO 11 Cl) Frant.1111111 Jr. (C} 12;3019 Cl) Jon111 Qlltlt (C) • ·· (A) Tiit Fl......_ (C) (H) Cl) H....-, ;&a: (C) (])Spider M• (C) rem Zlmbllist Jr., star of ABC's Action Tlltltrt: "Pathflnder ind The FBI; slnpr R8y StMnS; •d t e Mohican" and "The Baron'• The Raiders 'IUUt .• Also 1ppearln1 African War" are shown. will be bind contest Judps Chris t:301 ! ~ Tiit Htralelda (C) Georae. Stephen Youni. and Mlchlet 6 Sa ___, ...... ..u. (C) Christian. (Rescheduled) MSOll •-•-.. II) llM Rl1lllotl Tllutnl: "Mlracu· .lt•mtJ le Ille C.W lous Journey" of tit• Elrtll (C} I Altltt dt ·.._. ... m Esattl1 KMEX (C) 1:00 9 ()) n.. LNt Ruaw (C) 10:00 I Ama•I (C) riliwii: "Mat ...... c.,oral • 8 fE llrd•111 (C) 'J'Oft?" (comedy) '46 -Robert Movit: "R ... •btr Ille Nlpt" Walker, Jun Porter. HONORED TROUPER-Joey Bilht>p, nor aNJ host o/ ABC'1 late nlfht Joey Bu/top Show, Mo""4ys '"'°"'" Frlda)r, (11:3-0 PM). ncelwd tfN 'Trouper of tlw Y_,,. AWOl'd from longtime /rk11tl Joclr. &,.,,,. Tlw own wcr mtlde tit e gtlla a/lai' at th LtdUt Q,,..,a "'6ltldM6 Ill Nn1 Y o,k, · 0 Miiie: "TM D1• hltlrl'" (td· ventu11) '55-Rlehard Todd, MlehHI Redame. m .,,...: •••• <C> l:JO l!(I) Tiit hid ...... (C) : "Tiie Utter" (drama) ' • Davis, Herbert M1rah1ll. l:ASDMlwlt: ~· Pii(llliH ~ (mystery) '48 -G"l'OfY Pedl. Ann Todd. 2:00 B Proftd Head St.rt (C) Miss MoontJ conduda her lines on transportltlon by tNchfna ttie chll· dren to mab bolts end explelnlna how vessels are 1ble to tmel on water. Principles Involved In float· ln1 end slnklftC objects will be explored and the younpters ltlm . to make simple boats from milk cartons. D Mowte: (C) "T.....,. If tilt Aiiea" (adwenture) '65 -l• Barter, Gerard B1rr11. I!) Coronet Tlleltrt: "Ab Ilene Town." 2:30 II Elpletw 10: (C) Vettl'ln 1elenc:e teacher ind televtslon lecturer Ken· neth Jackman reports on one of the most problematical featum of outer space-the presence of very low pressure. The low pressure en- vironment of outer space lndlc:ltu the presence of a hllh vacuum, or the absence of air. This conditJon, so totally alien to men, has offered space scientists one of their crut· est challenaes. fJ Slltrtocl Hol- 11) Cine tn SI C.11 3:00 1J Mr. Ed D Movie: "'Cty HIWOC'' (dram1) '44 -Maraaret Sullivan, Ann Sothem. 3:15 OJ The Elllprm (C) .. 3:3() IJ Movit: HDrfwt I Cf'MUd hid" (drama) '54-Mlcltey Rooney, Jlck Kelly. D~tUSA(C) !Qllltr Coltr Tbtltrt: (C) "Th• Last of Mohlc1ns." Jolt M1rco atlra. 4:00 II ttO 1td Wld <C> a lrand "11 5: (C) Auto r1eln1 hlthllattts of the 1967 World Dra1 Racln1 Championships. fJCUrtlt a.. 4:30 D @ (I) St11Pld• <C> D Spotts Sptd1I: (C) "Auto RIC· ' Ina." Hlahlllhb of tht Canldl1n· American Ch1llen19 Cup l'ICe. fll)Tudttr 'II (R) 5:00 IJ 9 CJ) "°'""'" "" It.Im: (C) nli 175,000·Added V1nft1 Htn· dlcap. Hollywood Plr11'a 1968 d\am· pion of the filly and m1rt division well be determined when tht 27th runnlna of the Vanity Is conducted today. This season the Vanity, run It one mile ind one-tllhtfl, ha been upped $25,000 In value, mat1111 It one of the country's most lucntlw events for members of the SCl·calltd "weaker" llX. D Spelkjn1 Ff'MIJ (C) gs...., D @ W AIC'a Wtrtd tf s,n marMMltd (C) m•ronce fll) BllCt huptdlwt (R) II) llllllldo con Y1nlrt 5:30 fl R1tpll St9ry {C) 0 Twllllrt lone ma..,en ... fll)look Btlt There's Only o._e No.1 ·No. 1 Ulll, ,., di:; ................ INI If .... ,_, Sr I a lrW C'9r c..dl ltl l • ....... ...,c..1 ....... . No. 1 '""' ...... " ...., ... ...., .., ..... _ _... ............. e.... .. •• rs •••If.....,..,., No.1 ...., ................ __ ... ._ .......... or-.~ ..... ,.. ... ........ .... °" ..... 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