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Coast Trio Flee Death
Survive Oregon Car-bus Crash Killing Four
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of IM D111Y Piiiot I~
Blood, screams, smoke and fire
painted a scene of chaotic horror in
the eyes of a Laguna Beach art deal4
er's wife Friday in a fatal high speed
car-bus collision in sou~rn. Oregon.
Four penons were killed -two in
the bus and two in the car -and 20
more were injured; including a Costa
Mesa brother and sister toing to visit
their grandparents.
"Mrs. Mary Kronquis.t, 64, ripped
her pinned leg from beneath the front
row seat of the crumpled bus as her
own chair began· bumi'ng beneath her
and climbed through the shattered
windshield.
the Eugene Greyhound Bus terminal.
Kronquist said his wife, who suf-
fered burns and lacerations, expected
to be released from Sacred Heart Hos-
pital Friday night, but had lost ev-
erything but her purse in the fiery
crash.
"She was worried about where she
could go barefoot to buy shoes," Kron-
qWSt told the DAILY PJLCYI' shortly
after his wife called. to say she was
all right.
"I just knew it was her bus, when
I tint heard about it," he said. "I
wanted her to fly, but no • • • she
wanted to take' the bus.," he said.
Kronquist just returned from a sev-
en-week art tour In Europe and N'.r&.
K.ronquist was going to visit relatives
in Seattle for a rest after minding
the gallery.
1'-frs. \Vibbenhorst said Friday that
her so n cut hi s lip badly while clamb-
ering out a rear window of the bus,
escaping the same way most of the
38 passengers did.
others who escaped initially as ac-
cumulating smoke began to PlP1iC tile
remaJnlng passengers helped pull oth4
(See BUS CRASH, Page %)
"She said there were bodies lying
all around," said Larry Kronquist,
owner of KrobquJst Galleries, 362 N.
Pacific Coast Highway, after speaking
to his wife by phone in the hospital. And Beach Gal Proud of It
Less serfously injured were Martin
Wibbenllorst, 12, and Doona Wibben· By PAMELA POWEU.
horst, 11, children O( Mr. and Mrs, Of llM Otll't' I'll• Staff
N. Ralph Wibbenhorst, of 1845 Ana-Why bother meeting your man at the
heim Ave., Costa Mesa. door with 8 kiss and a martini every
'Ibey were rel~ to their grand-" !11ght: when you can shake up a on~
parentli, who had come from wan-10-a-~ifetime cocktail. to keep him
porl, Ore to meet the children at delirrously In love till death-do-you-
" part?
HAPPY NEWS ,RO~ OREGON
W~• Calls Larry.JCronquit
Just blend clover leaves. honey, rose
petals, rosemary and spider legs
together, ~ay the magic words, and
you've got yourself a permanent love
spell the.re's .no getting out of.
So suggerts Mrs. Judith Malis, an
aircraft company processing engineer
and practicing witch.
"I'd never give a permanent love
spell again unless the couple ts mar-
ried and both parties have agtted,"
she detlares. _
The Hootington Beach w i t c h
performed. a permanent spell on a
teenage friend several years ago
which she has regretted ever since. It
aeemd the friend and her loved one are
still deeply in love and are married -
but to different people.
Witchcraft to Mrs. Malls Is a hobby.
"Some people think It is a rtligioo
and worship the earth mother and
everythlDg. I don't," &be s a i d •
"There'• .nothing in witchcraft that Js
incompatible with God or a n y
rellglon," the 28-year-<>ld mother con·
Unued.
"We try 14 look for thlog1 that have
been overlooked.. H.Jpnotbm, for eI4
ample, was thought oC es a big fate
unUl medical 8Ci.enUsts started tising lt
a few years ago. Ahd wltdles ustd
bread mold fOr cures during the 14.th
and 15th cenfurie1. Look how Joog !I
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took to discover penicillin ," she said
conviocingly.
The quite mod witch. with raven
hair and huge brown eyes, started in-
vestigating witchcraft at the age of
nine when she became dissolusloned
by conflicting symbols and terms used
in the movies. She decided to go to the
main source and read all the original
folk lore she coukl find including what
she considers the best of all,
"Dracula."
From there, she began writing
pieces about witchcraft and the un-
natural under several difterent names.
A recent seminar during the l2Ui an·
rruaJ Pennsylvania Life and Culture
Institute brought her true identity to
light.
Among the talents Mrs. Matis
claims to have are controlling the
weather, creating hexes, ·spells and
pertormlng voodoo, which she &ays is
the easiest form of a hex.
"Everybody can do it -they just
must be taught," sbe said. "It's like a
baby tryitlg to learn calculU11."
"I'm not saying I'm always right,
but at least I know when I'm wrong,"
she said, displaying her garden Of pop;
pies, pansies, tcnnatoes and various
other flowers and herbs which she
UM!I for her potions. "Weeds you know
are Ju.rt p,lanll Which baVell't found a
purpose, ' she sighed.
The probJezit with saying you are a
Witch, Mr1. Malls feel.I, ls ~at the
whole thing haa been dismissed
without any evidence. ":tJl rm trying to do is encourage other people to ltt·
vesUgate it." she said wlahtully,
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Many Bum
To .Death
In Bunkers
SAIGON (AP) -Viet Cong forces
hur·llng explosives blasted apart a
small coastal village today and mill·
taty spokesmen reported 90 persoas
killed, including 73 civilians -one
of the worst civilian tolls or the '\\W.
·The~ guerrillas apened with a mor• .. tar lmrage ,.on ttae ; ~g' of Son
Tra ancl tbo..~·ol ill delendoT1,
about H U.S. M.,_ and an equ.al
number of-government mllltlamen, libortl after ' _,._,_ ' y 11.l--.-J
'.i.!1ny· of !lle\i:lvtlt-·"'"" bmned
"' death-In buDkm ~ 1lle floor• of 11ie1t· hon.!s. w~\ they took
shelter from the nitrilr borrage
and small annt fire. The guerrlllU
toued aa~l cbarge1 into huts.
Some refugees swarmed .toward
the lllarine pooltiom, pr~v•mmc Ibo
Lealherneclu from firing toward .tbl
guerrW.. in tile village. ,
MRS. IRENE TUCKER ENROUT'E' Tb cirv· JAIL '
, Baldes Che 73 clvlllam, two mlll·
l!am,.. and, 15 ,_..i ~
&ry development ~cation warteni,
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Of tlie pooix,1 allo W"l" roportod Jdj)td
and. 103 clYil!W..,... woflDCfed; Z3 Of
wllom 'l"'Qu!ro.i; ..i.cu.tJon. · Leaves House with Attornay Paul Augu1tlne Jr.
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Mesa Councilman's Wife
Held in Fatal Stlibbi~g
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of Tiii Diiiy Plllt Sltlf
The wile of Costa Mesa Cily Council·
man George A. Tucker was jailed on
suspicion of murder Friday after a
neighbor woman stagg~red from her
own home with a fata1 stab wound
and collapsed on a nearby lawn.
Mrs . Irene Tucker, 11, 0( 164.2 Min-
orca Drive, was booked at the Costa
Mesa Police Department ahd later
tran1ferred "'· Orange County jail,
where she was beld today without
bond.
Mn. Harriett V. Westohal, 18, Wl\O
lived nut door at 1648 klnOrca, was
dead on llrival at Hoag Hotpltal
about 3:!0 p.m., Allet Sinta Ana
poUC9 rela~ed the rewrr,or the llaJi.
)>Ing, . , . ,. ' .
The Me11 V e r d • 1Ubd vision in
hlch the principals live bu a Santa l .~
An~ telepbone exchange' and · frafitlc
ca.us f<tI' pollce ate IOO'fetime1 con-
nected to the wrong d9P9J"Unent.
Mn. Tucker, bearlilg'1slble, f!Dger·
nailfil:e acr.atcbes on her face and
neck, '!•• calm and aloof .. police
and her attOmey, J:;'llll Augui\ifte Jr.,
led her from the house. '
She was erreated It 6~05 p.m . .ind
taken to l!ri•tol J>ark Medical C.n:er
for a bi'lel 'pbystCI! uiJillnation be·
fore ·g9lng 14 police beadquirlerc 14
be _ed. .
l'oll<e Cblef l\oger NOcli said Mn.
Tlld:er rellised 14 admit tl1e' l1nt of·
flceri on the 1Ct110 to 1tor borne Ind
would on!)' talk to him. lhrtJuih the
front wfiidow until !iier ·buaboDd ar-riVed. J • ' I ·'W~t for? I,,' .b. Wfl quottd .~ r. STAB~ING, l'lfe S)
Military apoltftmeu said lira•-.
ed oU by ttie el<Ploolvo cbarres ""1'n·
ed down about ii percent ol !Joor Tra.
345 mlle1 nortbeOlt of Saigon and onl)'
five miles southeast of the beaciquar..
ten of tile U.S. Army Amerlcli Divlo
.ion al Cbu Lal.
The enemy~ toll raised to UI Uii
ll!lmber of Viet Cong end Nol11i Viet·
name•• ,..pm1ed kUled by America
Infantrymen In -baijjoo In tllO
area in the lat week.
Worker Killed
In Scaffold F..U
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·17'1'11E MSOCIA~ 'pJlE8S• 1ace'fft <111 .montm "'°or the can·
Sate 'Wallace HY• he now u .,,. dldale ol the Americln ID<!ependent ..pa <if i.lnt on die ba\lot.01 a j>real• -far\y.··'l'bJY flod. the 1ltUJUon even
ci,.1111 ~~·lll •tolt....ipd lirbim!er now II• -'!'i.....,
ctlllml .,.,, :Jlilt illllilt bll 1ecolid · liooa Ill •~to · ..., lllt. dola<llr ~ -. '-~ · "·gather ·the DMM•andt ·of-·1lgn'lurft ~JJolPl11$ In Ma.,achusetU Fri· needed lo qualll)' hlril for tho ballot.
dQ the .former Alaba01a governor A sfrorig race liy_a th1rd p~y can·
pr1&4'11ia1 11y N._ber be'll ,,.. 111-Jncr·nv ·111o :P"IUMl1 .that
on tbe ballot in every state with tbe ne}ther the Republican nor Demo-
pqa'lble exception or Ohio. . -cratic candidate will secure the need-.For -the political professlonali lt ed tiiaJorib: and the election will be wf,a:.po_lfu,&bine' ~1.tter wh~n Wal· thrown·~ .. ~e~ House of. Reres~nta.·
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Greeter at Rites
Uves.
Vite President Hubert H. Humph·
rt)', wbo has a strong lud in dele-
pto 1upport in Ille contest for Ibo
Democradc aomlnaUon, Mid today
11clvll of4et' And civil . juftfce'' wtfi
have top priorities it he becomes presi·
dent.
11Jt must be cleer that 'fkalnee,
crime, looting, bun1ing cannot be con·
doned and must be 151.opped," he said
in a speech prepared for the Iowa
Democratic C?nvenUoq. "It must be
ir~g:uµ~ Canyon -.
·noad .. Straighter
-B1 RICHARD P. NALL
Of Ill D1H"t ,lllt tWf
The wiDd .fluttered Eller Larsen's
>eard ad long grey locka 11 h11 keen
old eyes watchOd the hilla alona:
.:..aguna ·Canyon.
Mayor Glenn Vedder of Laguna
~each was speaking. His eyes tot. had
.;een the hills long ago. He had ridden
---llllOAI them u a youth in a oae-
·ylll)der-Maxwoll car.
Tiil 'occul'"1 l"rld17 lflemootr -:he dodltallOn • or 1.q1ma <:anyon
Road's new aafer look.
State, county and city olficitll
gathered beside the road to dedicate
the 611 mlle project ol wldtalnc and
realignment •
lta twtrty curves are straighter noW.
Its surface wider, 40 feet with two 12·
foot lanes and two eight·foot
shoulders. It cost '812,000 to improve
tht stretch from Canyon Acres Drive
ii Laguna to a point near the freeway .
Al s. Koch, ·county road com·
mJsstoner, praised Ftftb District
Supu'Yllor Allan E. Allen, o! Lquna
Beac.b f'"' 1ettlll1 the project undar
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equally clear that the cooditions that
&<>Ugbt out -and tben rooted out."
Sen. Eugene J. MoCorthy ol Min·
neaota, Hwnpbte711 rt v a l for the
nomlnatlon, al.to pl111Ded to . woo tha Iowa Democrats today. Although he
trails Humphrey in delegates, he said
Friday the canlpalgo is young yet.
"When tha delofatoo .....i 11 Cb!· cago," he said. "The early June
doesn't." ..
At an interview in Oklahoma Clty
McCarthy renewed hi! pI;edge, U elec$.
breed crime and violence have to be
tion. 1 ,
Gov. -R<lcbfeller ol New
York IOIUldod out Oll:laboma -
..... to tlio GOD "!!llO!lll coovenUon
and ·toJd newnnen ·tatt-r he felt 'lftOlt
would vote on the first ballot for Rich·
ard M. Nlxoo or oallfarnia Gov. Ron·
aid lloOlan. ~ •
Oji wss.Ju1t looking !or votes_further
down the line," he explained •
Though vacationing in Florida, Nix·
ed, to fire J. Edgar HooVer, dlre\ctor
or the Federii Bmuu ot lnvestlp.
Ni.l:OD, wbo served u .vice president
In tbe EJJenlloWel' ,admJnlstnoUon ol
the llSOs; w8' ··trnil 1n' Hwnphrey'1
stotamenl In Jllmlar<k, N.D., that
tbe ...0. \e '1eeb II not "the JlMC~ of· sllen:~ •or 'lite ;peace• q_f empUnes1
or· the peace of jint· not doing aQy.
thing for eJgbt years. We had enou.gl(
of that in the 1950s."
Tl:lougb vacationing in Florida, Nlx·
on bad some harsh words for Humph·
re)', calling him the atj:ministration•1
"second m:an Md chief publicist." ' . .
Merged Airline
Starts Monday;
No Increase Due
He said jt is an extremely important
rOfld develops , the artery will become
standpoint even though a freeway will
run beside It one day.
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WRECKAGE CLOGS INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 5 NEAR ·CRESWELL, ORE., AFTER CRASH
THIS 11 A WITCHt
Judith Malls
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"Things that were considered fic-
Uonal are now fact," she 1ald, pointiag
to the evidence made available on hyp-
nOUam, Uttlt people, poltergeists and
even medicine. ·~'Wbat tVU' happened to the
paychologlcal aide of µi.lngs ," she
queried. "From alchemy ca mle
chemistry and from astronomy ,came
astrology, but you say witches oi:;
witchcraft and everyone thinks you're
some kind of nut."
How does the family feel -about U1cir
witch? "Well, my husband doesn't
practice it but he's seen what I can do.
and Shelly (here I g ht ·Y• a r ·O Id
daughter) likes it but I don't show her everything ...
"I'm not •bout to shove witchcrill
down her throlit. 1 expost her to all
the religioru," lht 11ld. ''l want ber io
grow up normally."
The family, like any otller, enjoys
watching the television s h o w
"Bewitched," and Mra. ~. can even
twitch her 11ose a:Jdew.ay1 which she
demonstrated in her Dutch Haven
Marina home.
What happens if she get• mad at
someone? "Well, r just have to learn '
to control it. like anyone's temper."
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Air We&t, the outgrowth or a three-
airllne mercer, will start operations
July 1 with no significant increase in
flight activities at Orange County
AlrpOrl -at first.
The most noUeeable immediate
ehaniea will occur in ''tht con·
venience" ot flllbts to other Wertern
United State1 cities as well as InOre
competitive fares, according to Jim
Carmean, distirct sales manager,
The Air West system consolidates
routes formerly serviCed by Bonanza ,
Pacific and West Coast Airlines.
Ait. West will fly 8bout the same
number ot trips out of Orange County
Airport as the three airlines com·
bined.
Air West will u1e a strttch version
of tihe two-tnclne DC·9 Jet on 1ome of
it. Or1n1e County t1t1ht1, Cannean
sald.
ThrOI 'flllhll dally wW 10 lo La1
Ve1a1, Ovrnean aald.
The Alr Wt1I routo1 Unit 71 ptretnt
of aU major llrportl In tht tllllt
Western 1tolt1.
G. lloberi Hlllf)', prtsldtllt or 11>t
merlld Orm, 1ald the new flllht
schedult1 repr111nt "only a foretaste"
of Air Weit 1cUvtty to come.
The 1tretch veralon of the DCO ctr·
riea 97 pu1tn1er1, compved with the
77-pa111n1er capacity of the con·
venUonal DC9.
Koch pndlcted'u the1and llon1 the
ro1d develops , the artery wlll become
ioadequite for its load. He urged
:era and local Jegisla'b'Jrs con·
t i the road lo · kHP 1U!llclonl
space available to widen it.
Dwain Freeburg. representing the
Orange County Chambtr of Com.
merce, said his firm is 101n1 to help
cona:est the road with a few thousand
mort persons, He referred to tht
North American Rockftll plan lo
bulld on Autonetlcs plant at Lagun1
Nlguol.
Mayor Vedder said the citizens of
Laguna will feel safer now drMng the
ro ad that is one of three main en--
trance-exits to the city. He &Poke'« a
time 60 years iiO when hi and others
left Santa Ana for Laguna Be.a.ch and
whizzed past waa:ons and tassle·top
1WTey1 ln their Maxwell. Thty came
down the canyon.
I With a twlnldt. Vedder ~~oiled to the Slate 11>at they could ha11rd
!rom tho road If !hay would llmlt It.I
acce11 to one.eylll'lder MaxwtU.,
W. K. Huhlmoto, uallliot d!Jtrlct
onllnffr for the Stoll DlYlslon o!
HIJ!rway1,_ ipoll:e briefly· ol tho stole
prolacl HUblmolo and 1111 stall
deolp aU Oranie County lrteway1.
C. M. 11Cye11 Feathvly, flr1t district
1upervl1or, 1pok1 of 111lng the road to
get to Laauna In 1922 and ol h11 wile
111ln1 ti In 1100. Featherly had also
palr<>led Iha 1tretch •as a 1herll!'1
deputy In tht 19IOI.
Picnic Highlights Mesa
~-5th Birthday Fiestq,
Costa Mesa'• gala !Ith Cry11al An·
nlverwy Celebration -kicked off
Friday by commemorative 1ale1 at
city shopping centers -continues to·
day with an old-fa shioned picnic.
Chlldrens' games and relays are set
for 10:30 a.m. in Te Winkle Park, wjth
adult competition starting at noon,
prior to a 1 p.m. Oamp Pendleton U.S •.
Marine Corps barid concert.· '
Families are invited to bring pie·
nic lunches l'O enjoy durinl the per-
fonnance, after w hie h a baseball
game b scheduled tit the Te Winkle
dtamon~.
Family Unhurt
In Plane Crash
A vac-ationing family from Colorado
arrived jarrin1ly in Orange County
Frlday when thtlr plant madt a
forctd Iandinc ln a Yorba Linda fleld.
No one w-a1 hurt. Aboard were Dalt
Dobson, 35 : his wife, AM, 36: ion,
Keith, 16, and daughters , Teri, 13, and
Tracy, 8, ol WeWnrtx>n. Colo.
The first annual C.Osta Mesa Men's
Goll Champlonoltlp will get underway
during mornJng hours Swiday, with a
buffet dinner and program at 6 p.m.
in tht nearby munfclpal country club.
Fred-W. Marquart, president of H)'·
land Divisjon, Travenol LabOratories
Inc., the city's new biochemical re·
search facility, will be headline speak-
er at the 'banquet.
Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley and Cham·
her Commerce President Jack Ham·
mett will join him in taking a look at
Costa Mesa's next 15 years.
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MESA STABBING ..
11ying, when police asked to enter.
Tucker, a United California Bank
o!llcor employed only a few blocts
away, arrived momentarily afttr be· inJ' summoned by h11 wife and let in·
vesilgators into the house.
No weapon wU found to link Mr1.
Tucker to her nei1hbor'1 death and no
motive bas yet been developed for the
suspected homlclde1
HOME COMBED
Lone Yaehtswoman Off for Hawaii
Oran1e County Sherllf'1 crime lab
3peclalists combed the Tucker home
for five houri Friday nl&ht and took
away • drawer full ol kitchen utenlil•
-including butx:htt knlvea-tor mtc·
roscopic analyllt.
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"""' llaler
'No Stunt, Just Vacation,' Noted Broker Declares
8' AllMON LOCKABEY
-011LY PILOT MIATINt IOITO•
lllial Pe11y Slater, widely known
-n Calllornla yacht broker, wW
Iaaw SWlday II 1 p.m. !rom Marina
dol 1\01 .., a oolo voya1e lo Honolulu
aboard ..... K-43 1loop Valentina n .
Mllo siater b11 planned tho voya1e
!or moall1I but ha1 told only htr cJooe
!rlendl bocluaa, nld she:
"! didn't want a lot or fanfare about
it.
"This is no "Stunt and ha.s no com·
mercial overtones," added the red·
haired yachtlwoman. I'm Ion 1
overdue tor a vacation and I want to
spend tt alone at ua.
"I have no qualms ," she continued.
"1be boat fs in excellent condition and
I am quite familiar with the courae to
Honolulu and the n1tbtr conditton1
that can be expected."
The only change s Miss Slater has
made to tbe '3-foot sloop Jn prepara·
tJon fat the voyap ls tbe inltallaUon
of a ltetrlnl vane and extra rudder to
matt the boet 1elf·1teerln1, plWI a
pair of Pbo wblch 111t con Ille to st .. r
th• boM tf either the whffl or vane
1t.1erlis1 g1ve1 out.
Ml• .s-. bu a)lo rlll•d a Unt
amid&hipo lo which illlo can altocb a
Alety belt· In tbt ovent Ille has lo co
lonrird on decl: 1o .....,, beadl'u.
'!be latm precaution lllfu back lo
tha inclcllDI a numl>or ol yaar1 aio
when !.'Jts Sla!<r waa talllnl &Iona on
a 1maU sloop to Cllallna ltland and
fell overboard. The boat cooUnued to
sail on one tock and then anolhor unW
Min Sllltl', almoat elllllualod, finally
cot lll>oard alter a d-ato •wlm.
"'Ml11 Slater 11 a l&ilor'a sailor.
Althoull! this will lio hlr Ont Ir-·
ceanlc 1010 attempt, 1ht baa done con·
1lderable •lnlle·handed 1 a 111 n I
betw"n San Dleco and S a n t a
Barbara, both on the K-43 V1lentlne II
and bar pr.vi<>ul boll, tho K-311 Valen·
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She hu &llo sailed lo numerous long
distance 7acbt ract1 u crew, 1all·
inJmutor or skl!>Plf. Sha bu made
three Transpac Honolulu r1:cts, one
Los Aneeles to M.aiatlal\ race, was
saJllngma1ter aboard· the 15-foot Nam
Sang in the ruued Sydl!ey (Australia l
to Hobart race, and a watch captain
aboard the yawl Good News in a Tahiti
race.
She haa also cruised the Mezlcan
coatt and auch South ,Seas areas ·u Fl·
jl. Australia and New Zealand.
Miss Slater has been sailing sfnce
she waa ,a child and ls tborOughly
familiar with the sea. She said ttl• n:·
peats her present voyage to take 18 to
18 days. .
"And r don't want anyone worrying
about me until I am more than 30 days
overdue at Honolulu," 1a!d Miss
Slater. '
Ml11 Slater 1aid &he expec:U to 1letp
durln1 :tho do7 and do ll<r navl11ttn1
and 1allln1 at· nf&hl.
Flro't port ol call fO< the ValenUne Il
wW be Honolulu, but after two or
tllree day1' rest rbe plana lo saU the
boat lo l!analet B11, on·u.i lllaDd of
K1uwal wllen she 1111 a coll&('
overlooldt\.I: tbe HrL
Mlt1 Staler11 Valemtne yachll have
Ions been. recosnuable by their brlpt
red <:0lor ad the rtd hearts on apln.
naker1, sail <:0ver1 and other plac11 on
tile boat. On Iha Honolulu trip Iha
11etr1n1 .... will bo red and heart·
1haped.
Woman •@• Miu Slater W:Y •
displayed a box or brllht new clothinl
she purchased !or wear Jn Honolulu.
"This at le ast shows I'm confidant of
making it," she tmlled.
Asked about her age , NJss Slater
smiled again: "Jii! say I'm young enou&'h to make
the I aod old enough to know I
1ho · 't."
Ml11 Slater Js the dau1hter of the
late H. N. Slater, fonner commodon
ol Loa Angeles Yaoht Club and Iha
Southern California YacbtlnC As1ocia·
tton. Her yachtsman father &tarted
ber 1alllng in dlnghlt• at an early age.
Miss Slater said ahe pl111.11 to keep in
touch with her mother 1 who Uves in
San Pedro, by means of a bigh-1eas
radio 1he his inatalled for the trip.
The dlsW! lklpper's future _plans
are uncertaill. "I ho~ eventually to
clrcumnavisate the globe on Valentine Ir." she said. "That's wby I bad her
bull!."
Durln& the next two years 1h,e may
do 10mt cnllainl as far south as
Au1trAlla, and may enter Va18nt1Dt II
in the ne:a:t Sydney to Hobart race.
Ml11 Slater 1ald she plans to fly
back to the mainland In a·few months .
"I'm not worried about the oUlce, It
wW run ltnlt," me aald, referring to
her yaclll broltera1e In Marina do! Rey .
MUI Slator WU nominated by Ille
Los Anples Tlme1 &1 tho Woman ol
tile Y oar Ill 18M. She has bundrtds ol
lrlelldl In Southern Colllorn!a -"and
l meet about 150 new peoplt a week iD
my bUJ1DN11
11 1be 1aid.
"So I !eel the need lo bo Ilona for
awhile," abt addtd. "And besides, I
think 1111 red V alallllna II wtll loot
lovely In lho11 · bluo-f."l' ,.._, ol
the !law.UM! l•landl. '
Invtstigators said an initial search
of the Wtttphal home turned up a
freshly POll1hed tr1y of silverware in
the kitchen, whi~h was dappled with
watery blood spots.
Blood also was smeared on a fast·
ened door lOck and at other spots.
indicating U.t dyin1 wo~an may h~ve
tried to clean up and give herself flrst
aid without realizln& her grave con-
dition.
Donald Schenk, o! 164~ Minorca
Way, direcUy across tro~ the Tw:ker
and Weetphal residences, 1ald he was
In his yard and saw Ibo vlctlm ahortly
.alter 3 p.m., a1 she walked from be-:
tween the houses and acrou the
street.
STUMBLED
Schenk 11ld she Humbled Ql)Ce, dis·
appeared from vieW behind a truck
then stagaered to h11 lawn, where 1ht
collapsed. ll• rushed lo her side and Mrt. Woll·
phal, who had dropped a bloody towel
in the 1treot, reportedly pointed in
the direction of the Tucker home and
made a statement.
Costa Mesa Police Capt. Ed GlU·
sow 1aid a complaint cliar1inl Mrs.
Tucker with murder will bo aouibl
from the district attorney Monday
morn1n1, wlth arralanment 1et tattr
In the doy.
Dependinl on time involved In 11·
suance of the complaint. bOwever .._the
1u1pect mlabt not 10 to Harbor uls-
tricl Judleal Court for orralpment
1111W Tuesday momlnl.
BAIL ASKED
Capt. 01111°" Mid Mn. Tucl<er't
attorney plan1 then to 11k that ball
be set ao hi1 cUtnt <!&n return home
to be with ber hu.sband •nd two 1mlll
daughter•, ages 10 and 12, who went
lo .Uy with srandplreota Friday.
Mrs. Tucker'• 11.ster, Mr1. Mara:ue·
rite De La Tam. omployed u a re·
cords clerk by the Coata Mesa Pollce
Departm1nt, allo lives In th1 dty
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BUS CRASH. • •
ers out Of broken and ·forced-Open
w\ndows~
The accident occurred 1horUy be·
fore 10 a.m . on Interstate Highway 5,
13 miles outside Eugene, when a south·
bound oar Went out of control and
slammed into the front of the bul.
Mr1. Kronqu11t told her hu sband that
bus driver Rolf Holnutrom, 45, of
Medford, Ore., who suffered a broken
leg, tried to swerve but the accldeont
could nOt be' avciided. · .
. )lcth ,gasoline tanks exploded, in·
tineritlng the bus. and the car, and
killing two victims trapped in the
Greyhound wreckage. Victi ms in the
car appeared to have been killed on
impact.
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but Is CUITenUy vacaUoning 1n Hrnlh·
Detectives Sam Cordeiro and Gerry
Thompson were dJ1pat:ched to Or· ange County Medical Center Friday
nta:ht to witness a postmortem ex,
t&mlnation, whlch c;howed the victim
died of a wound in the right chest .
Mrs. Westphal's husband, Harold V.
Westphal , is unit supervisor of an
Operations Support group at the Ford·
Philco Aeronutronlc Dlvlslon plant in Anlhetm. . .
The 6l·year-old aerosp1ce executive
and his wl!a moved to Costa Mesa
from West Covina after he joined the
!!rm In 1965 and Weotphol went back
to be with nil.Uves thera Friday
night. 'l\tclrlr recently named president of
the Ha\bor Ar.Ja Coordinating Coun·
ell -was elected to the Costa Meaa
City Council in 1966 and ls midway
through his tenn.
He is fonner vice pre1ident and
manager of the Lido Shores Hotel
and Marina in NewpoN Beach end
has been active in various community
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voe. 6'f, NO. 156, :( SECTIONS, u PAGES SATIJRDAY, JUNE 29, 01968
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• a Ill
Coast Trio Flee Death
Survi,ve. Oregon Car-bus Crash Killing Four
ESCAPES FLAMING DEATH
Donna Fay Wibbenhorst
Six Hessians
Arrested for
Chain Assault
Six members of the Hessians Motor-
cycle Clu'b were arrested on charges
of assault with a deadly weapon early •
this morning after they allegedly beat
three men with chains and clubs in
a Midway City bar.
Three of the He!isians live in Costa
Mesa, Corona del Mar and Huntington
Beach.
The suspects, bearded and wearing
boots and leather jackets, were ar·
rested about 10 minutes later in an·
other bar in H\IDti.ngton Beach, sher-
iff's deputies said.
The three men beaten by the gang
suffered cuts and bruises, but were
not hospitalized.
Sheriff's spokesmen· said the motor-
cyclists appeared about 1:30 a.m. in
the ~oongloW Bar, Midway City,
5tood gu.Md at both exits and the
t.elephone bootb and beat their trap-
ped victims. 1 •
Huntfugton Beach police arrested
the six s~pecUI minutes later at Ille
Showboat Bar, 19'202 Beach Blvd.,
Huntington Beach. They offered no
resistance.
HURT. 1,N BUS CRASH
Martin Rolph Wilibenhor1t . .
DAILY PILOT SllJff ,.,_,.
HAPPY NEWS FROM OREGON
Wlf• Calls Larry Kronquist
Johnson Signs
10 Percent Tax
Increase Measure
• By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of llM Diiiy Pllilt SI•"
Blood, screams, smoke and fire
painted a scene of chaotic horror in
the eyes of a Laguna Beach art deal·
er's wife Friday in a fatal high speed
car-bus coWsion in souttiern Oregon.
Four persons were killed -two in
tpe bus and two in,the car -and 20
more were injured, including a Costa
Mesa brott.er and sister going to visit
their grandparents.
• "Mrs. Mary Kronqulst, M, ripped
her pinned leg from beneath the front
row seat of the crumpled bus as her
own chair began burning beneath her
and climbed through the shattered
windshield.
"She said there were bodies lying
all around," sald Larry Kronquist,
owner of Kronquist Galleries, 362 N.
Pacific Coast Highway,"aftei.· speaking
to his wife by phone in the hospital.
Leu serfously injured were Martin
W.ibbenbarst, 12, and Donna Wibben-
borst, 11, children of Mr. and Mrs.
N. Rllp!l Wlbl>enhorst, of 1845 Ana·
beim Ave .. Costa Mesa.
~Y' were released to their grarid-
parents, who had come from Wall·
port, Ore., to meet the children at
the Eugene Greyhound Bus terminal.
Kronquist said his wife, who suf-
fered burns and lacerations, expected
to be released from Sacred Heart Hos-
pital frlday nlghti bl!I' had lost ev·
~g bUt Mi' pone In the fiery
·"SM was worried about where the
could go barefoot to buy shoes," Kron•
qulst told the DAILY PILOT shortly
after his wife called to say ahc was
all righL
"l just knew it was her bus, when
I first heard about it," he said. "I
wanted her to fly, but no , , • 1he
wanted to take tbe bus," he said.
Kronquist just returned from a sev-
en-week art tour in Eui-ope and Wus.
Kronquist was going to visit refatives
in Seattle for a .rest after minding
tbe gallery.
Mrs. Wibbenhorst said Friday that
her sun cut his lip badly while clamb-
ering out a rear window of the bus,
escaping the same way most of the
38 passengers did.
Others who escaped initially as ac·
cumulating smoke began to panic the
remaining passengers helped pull oth·
(See BUS CRASH, Page %) '
Seaman's Strike
Ties Up Ships
NEW YORK {UPI) -A nationwide
seamen's strike today tied up nearly
60 percent of the U.S. merchant fleet,
and there were growing indications of
support from other uni'ons that could
cripple the nation's maritime industry.
The strike affects Americ-an flag-
ships in U.S. ports. American !!!hips
in foreign ports will Mt be struck.
< DAILY PILOT Ptloto W •ldlll'lll· KMll*'
MRS. IRENE TU~KER ENROUTE TO CITY JAIL
Luves House with Attorney Paul Au9ustln11 Jr.
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Viet ·-cong , Blast Village,
Kill 90 ..:;. 7 3 Civiiians
SAIGON {AP) -VJet. Cong forces
hurling explosives blasted apart a
small coastal village today and mill·
ta.ry spokesmen reported 90 persons
killed, including 73 civilians -one
of the w<irst civilian tolls of the war.
The guerrillas opened with a rnor·
tar barrage on the village of Son
Tra and the positions of its defenders,
about 14 U.S. Marines and an equal
number of government ·militiamen,
shortly after midnfght.
Many of the "CiVilians were burned
to death in bunkers under the floors
of their homes, where they took
shelter from th• mortar barrage
and small arms fire. The guerrillas
tossed satchel charges into huts.
Some refugees swarmed toward
the· Marine positions, preventidg the
Leathernecks from firing toward the
guerrillas ln the village.
Besides ttle 73 civillant, two mill·
tiamen and 15 government revolution·
ary development pacification workers,
part of the ca·mpaign to win allegiance
of the people, also were reported killed
and 103 civilians were wounded, 23 of
wOOm required evacuation.
Casualties among the American Ma·
rines were n<it immediately known.
Military spokesmen said fires touch-
ed <iff by the explosive charges burn-
ed down about 85 percent of Son Tra,
345 miles oorthea~ of Saigon and only
five miles southeast of the _headquar-
ters of the U.S. Army America! Divi-
sion at Chu Lai.
The enemy toll raised to 159 the
number of Viet Cong and North Viet-
namese reported killed by American
infantrymen fn. three battles in the
area in the last week. /.
Worker Killed
In Scaffold Fall
A construction worker wa!!I killed
Friday · afternoon when he fell from
scaffolding at mt C.ampu~ Drfve,
north of the Orange County Airport.
The coroner's office said Andrew
Thomas, about· 55,· of 417 Guinlda
Lane, Anaheim, wu dead on arrival
at Hoag Memorial Hospital.
Sheriff's ,deputies who investigated
said the man was climbing scaff<ilding
to retri'eve a tool when he slipped, bit
hr.acing on the way down and struck
the ground.
Booked into Orange County Jail were
Frank W. Rundle,.~:24, of 2522 Sea
View Ave., Corona tfel Mar; Phillip C.
Cerrasco, 20, unspecified address on
17th St., Costa Men; Marius A. Sa-
voy, 27, of 16il Commodore Circle,
Huntington Beach; James R. Larson,
26, of Garden Grove; Ivan J . Wallace,
2'2, of Garden Grove, and -Mooty, C.
Renner, 25, of Dalla.s, Tex.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Johnson has signed the tax increase
bill wrung from Congress in an 18-
month battle. Higher withholding de-
. ductions wtU begin showing up July
Coast Housewife a '"Wit~h"
The vi'ctims were not identified.
Police Nab 77
In Demonstration
WASHINGTON (AP) -Police ar·
rested 77 persons Friday as tbey dem·
on strated on the Capitol steps in sup-
port of the Poor People's Campaign.
The group included about 30 Quak·
ers who held a half-hour mffting or
service on a sun~ed Qlpitol plaza
before joining the o t b er s to be
arrested.
The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy,
president of the Southern Olristlan
Leadership COnference and leader of
the antipoverty campaJgn, was arrest·
ed Monday for staging such a dem·
onstration. He now is serving a 2()..
day Jail sentence.
Among those jailed Friday W<ll'•
Hooea Williams, 42, a husky, bearded
Negro who fs a demonttraUOM leader
for the campaign, and the Re•. Nor-
man Devis, a white Catholic priest
from DetrolL
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15 in" the American wage-earner's pay·
check.
Johnson signed th e 10 percent boo st
without ceremony in tile White House
rose garden Frfday, saying "we mum.
now apply the fi scal brakes" to slow
down inflationary t r e n d s ·in the
economy.
At the same time Johnson rebuked
Coogress for imposing a $6 billion cut
in federal spending as its price for
approving the increase, and indicated
more friction is possible between the
executive and legislative branches as
the cuts are applied. •
The law imposes higher taxes on
82 millie>n or the 98 million taxpaying
Americans and on U.S. corporations.
Sateen million lower income workers
wMl be exempt.
For example, the so-called 10 per·
cent surcharge will not apply to single
persons making less than ,1,900 a year,
nor will it affect famlUes of four
wllfl less ttlan 15,000 annual Income.
The bill, first general tax increase
since a 1951 levy during the Kor!an
war, was signed with Utt19 fanfare.
Few congreumen are willing to be
closely identified with an Income tax
iocrease in an election year,
• •
Love Potions Never Fail, Huntington Gal Claims
By PAMELA POWELL
Of Hit 0.lfY Pltft SlfH
Why bother meeting your man at the
door with a kiss and a martini every
night, when you can shake up a once·
in-a·lifetime cocktail to keep him
deliriously in love till death-do-you·
part!
Just blend clover leaves, honey, rose
petals, rosemary and spider legs
together, say the magic words, and
you've got yoursell a permanent love
spell there's no getting.out of.
So suggests Mrs. Judl1b M&UJ, an
aircraft company proce .. lng engineer
and practicing witch. ·
<111d never give a pennanent love
spell again uriless the couple Is mar·
ried and both parties have agreed,"
she declares. . The HuoUniton Beach w It c h
performed a pennanent spell on. a
teenage friend aeveral y•s ago
whleb the bu r'egrettod eftr .ince. II
9eems the friend and her Joved one are
still detply In love and aro mmled -
but to different people. · ·
Wltchcralt to Mrr. Malls II a bob1>7,
"Some people think it is a religion
and worship the earth mother and
everything. I don't," she said.
"There's nOtbing in wiirbcraft that is
incompatible with God or a n y
religion," the 28-year~ld mother con·
tinued.
"We try to look lar lhinp that have
been overlooked. Hypnotism, for ex·
ample, was thou~t Of as a big fake
unW medical scientist.I started using it
a few years ago. And witdle1 used
bread mold fOr !'iJre• during the 14th
and, lMh centuries. Look bow loog it
toot to discover penicillin/' 1be 1aid
conYlnclllgly.
The quJte mod witch, with raven
hair •tld huge brown eyes, started in·
vesliptiag wltdlcrett 1t Ille age of ma, when lht became dluolusloned
by conlllcting 1ymbola and t<nni wied
ill the'movl ... She decided to go to the
main 101lrco and read all the ""'1!IAI
lolk lore abe could lfild Including.what
ahe coiietder1 ' the best ' of all,
"Dracula." • From ·111.... 111e beaan -.
pie<ei about wttdlc:raft ...t tllo -
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natW'al under several dilferent names.
A recent seminar during the 12th an·
nu.al Pennsylvania Lile and Culture
Institute brought her true identity to
light.
Amoog the talent& Mrs. Mali•
claims to have are controlling the
weather, creating .be%es, spells and
perlonnJ,ng voodoo, which she says is
the easiest form of a bex.
"Everybody, can do it -they just
must be taught/' s~e said. "It's like a
baby trying' to learn calculus."
"I'm not ~lng ·I'm ~way• rl8'lt; but at least I know when I'm wr0G4/
she said, dlsplaylng her gan1en of j>OP'
pies, ~es, tomatoes and v-anou
other fi01'&rl . and herbs whlcb she
UHi tor her potionl'. •1Weeds you bow
are jutt planll wlllc;h IW\..,.'t fOlind a
purpose " 1tie sighed.
'Tile p~oblem with aaytnr you -· wll<h.. Mrr. Mall• feels, II that the
""""' . lhllli .... been ' dlmWaed wlUJout 1111 nldence. "All l'.m JrYloC
to do ltl o.....rap other people to In·
-pto It," lllo .WI wlrhMly.
' (l!oe WHUI,, Pap I)
:rEN CENTS
Police Hold
Wife of
Councilman
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of,.... o.lly ...... ,,.,,
The wife or Costa Mesa City Council·
man George A. Tucker was jailed· on
suspicion of murder Friday after a
neighbor woman staggered from her
own home with a fatal stab wound
and collapsed on a nearby lUfD.
Mrs. Irene Tucker, Yr, of 1642 Min·
orea Drive, was booked at the Costa
Mesa Police Department and later
transferred to Orange County jail,
where she was held today without
bond.
Mrs. Harriett V. Westphal, 6lt, who
lived next door at 1648 Minorca, was
dead ori arrival at Hoag Hospital
about 3:30 p.m., after ·Santa Ana
police relayed the report of the stab-
bing.
The Mesa V e r d e subdivision in
which the principals live has a Santa
Ana telephone exchange and frantic
calls for police are sometimes con·
nected to the v.Tong department.
Mrs. Tucker, bearing visible, finger~
nail-like. scratches on he!' face and
neck, was calm and aloof as police
and her attorney, Paul Augustine Jr.,
led her from the house.
She was Arrested at 5:05 p,m. and
taken to Bristol Park Medical Cenler
for a brief physical examination be·
fore going to police headquarters to
be booked.
!'<>lice Chief Roger Noth said Mrs.
Tucker refused to admit the first of-
ficers on the scene to her home and
would only talk to him through the
front window until ber husband ar-
rived.
"What for?," she was quoted as
(See STABBING, Pa1e %)
Two More Heart
Swjtches Made
In Canada, Chile
By United Preis International
'The heart of an apprentice butcher
today kept a young seamstress alive
in Valparaiso, Chile, and the heart of
a motorcycle buff did the same for a
Fre:m:h-Canadian father or five in
Montreal.
Maria Elena Penaloza, 24, in Val-
parafso received the heart of Gabriel
Valiz, 20, about two boura alter Geetan ·
Paris, 49, wu given trhe heart of Yvon
Bastien, 2.3. Paris was Ule world's
22nd heart transplant patient and Min
Penaloza the 23rd.
HW!«>n's two heart transplant pa-
tients -Everett C. Thomas, 47, of
Phoenix, Ariz., and Louis Fierr.o, M.
of Elmorit, N.Y.-will leave St. Luke's
Hospital for ttie first time th see a
baseball game Sunday between the
Houston Astros and the New York
lleU. Team officials and doctors were
conferring on their speci'al ireeds be·
lore deciding where Ibey will sit.
Only two other prevtous heart trans·
plant paUents survive -one in France
and one in S9uth Afr-lea.
Parts, Canada's teeond heart trans·
plant patient, has an excellent chance
of complete ree.>very, b1s doctors laid
today. A !<am of surgeono made the
transplant in five houn at the Montre-
al Imtitute of Cardiology,
MIH Penaloza, whoee .... heart bad
ballooned. to four times normal Ne
and was dloklng off blood to her br&ln, was given only day& to bve
belore ttie operation. Today Ille was
in a recovery room teet:lvtng dru.cs
to Impede rejection ol the fonlp ti•·
sue · o( her new heart.
Man Opens Wrong
Door, Disappears
VICHY, Mo. (AP) -A maa on a
.• -... transpoit p1ane 1en out Frt·
dly wllen a door ol the DCI craft
GPened u lt flew' over IOUtboCf:IUal llllarourl on a lllgbt from !lliDolr to Tedi. , . . .
The plane ,hid 23 _ ... and •
crew ol foar. Otberpe110ft(m aid ,
the JMD may -mloUkea the_. for the .... _ to • la~.
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I DAILY PILOT Satunt.,-, June 29, 1968
Wallace No Laughi~g Matte r f o_r .. Party Pros
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llr'llll! lllOCIATm ..... loee .. eat -.,. u lhl CIDo o-ri-.....,, ho now-II ·••· dldalo II lhl -!ado~ turet o1 bolos on Ille b>llol u a preal· Pa!V. 11111· lllld lhl a!tuaUoa ,,..
deatlal -ldMe In 26 1late•-and grilnmor--··u " Wlllace orfulu·
clalml ~·a jlllt getting hit second. liOlU In state a!tor slate doggedly
wlad. _ gather the · thoggands of signatures
Ct~.tat'N Jn Ma.su.cbusetts Fri.-needed to qualify him for the ballot. 611.1. fOrmer Alabama go\lernor A strong race by a third party can· p...n....i -1>rNcmmber be'lt be • ·dtdate ·Jncreees"'l!fe posslbllfy-lliat
oa tbe· bflllot ln evecy state with the neither tbe Republican nor Demo-~ nceptlon of Oh.io. cratic candidate will secure the need·
PW the political professionals it , ed, majqrity ~d the election will 1be
wa no ~bing matter when Wal· thrown iAto the House of Represent&·
u--.
""" l'rllldlat ~ a. %qlli-.
.,.,, -llu a _, load. ID -'°'" olljljl«t Iii tho .-i ear tllo
Democratic nomlna.Uon, aald today
"civil order and civil Justice" will
have top priorltlee: if be bee:Ome1 pteil·
dent.
"It must be clear .that violence,
crime, looting, burning cannot be \!OD•
doned and must be stopped,'' he said
In a &peech prepared. for the Iowa
Democratic convention. "It must. be
Laguna Canyo~
RQad Straighter
• 81 RICBAl\D P. NALL Of .. DaltY ,... 1"17
The wind fiutte<ed Eller Larsen's
·><ard and lone grey loclu as bl.o keen
old eyes ratcbed. the hills along
Laguna CllilyOll.
Mayor GleDD Vedder o! Laguna
Jeach Wu 1peaklng. H.l!i eyea too bed
.;een the bills long ago. He bad ridden
1mong them as a youth in ~ Ol1e·
:ylinder Muvrell car.
The occadon Friday afternoon was
:he dedication of Laguna Canyon
Road'• new 1afer look.
Slate, county and city officials
gat.bered beside the road to dedicate
!he 611 mile project ol Wldeni.Dg and
realJ,gnmenl
Its twisty curve• are 1tralghter now.
lb surface wider, 40 teet with two 12-
foot lanes and two elght -!oo t
shoulders. Jt cost $812,000 to improve
the stretch from Canyon Acres Drive
in Lagu.Q.a to a point near the freeway.
Al S. Kodl, county road com·
missioner, praised Filth District
Supervisor Altoo E. Allen, o( Laguna
Beach for getting the project under
way.
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equllt .-.lbll tilt --tllal toUlht out -and then rooted out,"
Su. Eugene J. McCarthy of Mla-•IDtl. Humphrey's riv a I for the
nomination, also planned to woo the
Iowa Democrats today. Although he
trails Humphrey in delegates, he said
Friday the campaign is young yet.
0 Where the delegates count is Chi·
cago,0 .be said. "The early June
dO&Sn't."
At an interview 1n Oklahoma City
McCarthy renewed hJs pledge, if elect·
br'eod crlnlt llld .toll-·11a ...... bl
tton.
Gov. Nelloo Rockefeller of Ntw
York sounded out Oklahoma dele-
gate• to the GOP national convenUon
and told newsmen later be felt m9~t
would vote on the first ballot for Rich·
ard M. ijixOD or Ollilon>la G9v. R9n·
alif Reagan.
"I was just looking for votes further
down the line," he explained.
'lbotlgll vacationing in Florida, Nix-
ed; to fire J . Edgar Hoover,-director
o1 ... r-.i ••.., 1a...up.
.. Nix.On, wbo attwd u ·vice president
1n the Elilabower administration of
the lmi,· waa irked by Humphrey's
statement tn Bismarck, N.D., that
the peace he seeks ls not "the peace
o( rllen~e.~or: tho .p,cac~•.Qf ~~ptifless
or the·~peac1 · ol ju.st oat doing any.
tl>lJlg for elal>I YeP.t. Wt had e~ouah
of that in the 1950s:•
Though vacationing In Florida, Nix·
on had some hardl words for Humph·
rey, calling him the admlhlstration't
"seoond man and chief publicist."
Merged Airline
Starts Monday;
No Increase Due
He said Jt is an extremely important
road develops, the artery will become
standpoint even though a freeway will
nm beside it one day.
U,IT ....... ' WRECKAGE CLOGS INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 5 NEAR CRESWELL, ORE., AFTER CRASH
THIS IS A WITCH?
Judith Malls
•
From Page 1
WITCH ...
"Things that were considered fie·
tional are now fact," she said, pointing
to the evidence made available on hyp·
notism, little people, poltergeists and
even medicine.
"Wbat ever happened to th e
p&ycbological side of things," she
queried. "From alchemy c a m e
chemistry and from astronomy came
aatrology. but you say witches or
witchcraft and everyone thinks you're
some kind of nut."
How does the ~mily feel about their
witch? "We\4 my husband doesn't
1 practice It but he's seen what I can do,
and Shelly (here i g ht-year -o Id
daughter) likes it bl.it I don't show her
everytbJ.ng."
"I'm oot .about to :shove witchcraft
down her thrO"at, I expose her to all
t.be religions," 6he said. "I want her to grow up normally."
The famib'". like any other, enjoys
watching the television s h o w
"Bewitched/' and Mrs. Malis can even
twttdt her nose sideways which she
demonstrated in her Dutch Haven
Marina home.
What happens if she gets mad at
sOmeone? ""Well, I just have to learn
to control tt. like anyone's temper."
Air West, the outgrowth of a three·
airline merger, will start operations
July 1 with no significant increase in
flight activities at Orange County
Airp0rt -at first
The mOst noticeable immediate
changes will ocCur" in "the con-
venierice" of flights to other Western
-United States cities as well as more
competitive fares, a~ording to Jim
Carmean, distirct sales manager.
The Air W~t system consolidates
routes formerly serviced by Bonanza,
Pacific and West Coast Airlines.
Air West will fly ab<>ut the same
numbei:: of trips out of Orange County
Airport •s the three airline1 com-
bined.
Air West will use a stretch version
of the two-engine DC-9 jet on some of
its Orange County flights, Carmean
said.
Three flights daily will go to Las
Vegas, Oannean said.
The Air West routes link 75 perei!nt
of all major airports in the eight
Western states.
G. Robert Henry, president of the
merged firm, said the new flight
schedules represent "only a foretasW"
of Alr West activity to come.
The stretch version of the DC9 car-
ries 'i1l passengers, compared with the
77-passenger capacity of the con·
ventional DC9.
Koch predicted as the land along the
road develops, the artery wlil become
inadequate for it.5 load. He urged
engineers and local legl.!1la'OOrs con-
trolling the road to keep sufficient
space available to widen it.
Dwain Freeburg, representing the
Orange County Chamber of Com-
merce, said his firm is going to help
congest the road with a few thousand
more persons. He referred to the
North American Rockwell plan to
build an Autanetics plant at Laguna
Niguel.
Picnic Highlights _Mesa
15th Birthday Fiesta
Mayor Vedder said the citizens of
Laguna will feel safer now driving the
.road that is one of three main en·
trance-exits lo the city. He spoke of a
time 60 years ago when he and 9thers
left Santa Ana fof Laguna Beach and
whizzed past wagoos and tassle-top
SWTeys in their Maxwell. They came
down the canyon.
Costa Mesa's gala 15th Crystal An·
niversary Celebration -kic'ked off
Friday by commemorative sales at
city shopping centers -continues to·
day wWt an old-fashkmed picnic.
Childrens' games and relays are set
f<lr 10:30 a.m. in Te Winkle Park, with
adult competition starting at noon ,
prior to a 1 p.m. Damp PendleWn U.S.
Marine Corps band concert.
With a twinkle, Vedder suggested to
the State that they could take hazard
from the road if they would limit its ...
access to one-cylinder Maxwells. Family Unhurt
Families are invited to bring pic-
nic lunches ro enjoy during the per·
formance, after w h l ch a baseball
game is scheduled at the Te Winkle
diamond.
W. K. Hashimoto. assislaot district
engineer for the State Division of In Plane Crash . Higb9rays, spoke briefly of the state
project. Hashimoto and his staff A vacation1ng family from Colorado
design all Orange County freeways. arrived. jarringly in Orange County
C. M. "Cye" Featherly, first district Friday when their plane made a
supervisor, spoke af using the road to forced landing in a Y<Jrba Linda field.
get to Laguna In 1922 and of bis wife No one was hurt. Aboard were Dale
using It 1n 1900. Featherly had also Dobs"on, 35; his wife, Ann, 36; son,
patroled the stretch as a sheriff's Keith, 16, and daughters, Teri, 13, and
deputy in the 1940s. Tracy, 8, of Wellln~n. Colo.
The first annual Costa Mesa Men's
Gclf Championship will get underway
during morning houni Sunday, with a
buffet dinner 4Uld program at 6 p.m.
in ·the nearby municipal country club.
Fred W. Marquar¢, president of Hy·
land. Division, Traveool Laboratories
Inc., the city's new biochemical re·
search facility, will be headline speak·
er at the banquet. ,
Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley and Cham-
ber Comwerce President Jack Ham·
mett will join hlpt, in taking a look at
C.Osta Me.1a's neX·t 15 ye·ars.
From Page 1
MESA STABBING
saying, whe n police asked to enter.
Tucker, a United California Bank"
officer employed only a few blocks
away, arrived moment.ully after be·
ing summoned by his wife and let in-
vestigators into the house.
No weapon was found to link Mrs.
Tucker to her neighbor's death and no
motive has yet been developed tot the
suspected homicide.
HOME COMBED
Lone Ya~htswoman Off for Hawaii
Orange County Sheriff's crime lab
specialists combed the Tucker home
for five hours Friday night and took
away a drawer full of kitchen utenM
--including bu~her knives-for mic·
roscopic analygis.
'No Stunt, Jus t Vacation,' Noted Broker Declares Investigators fiald an initial search
of. the Westphal home turned up a
freshly polished tray af silverware in
the kitchen, which was dappled with
watery blood spots.
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YACHTSWOMAN AT HELM
l'eilJ Slater
.,
By ALMON' LOCKABEY
DAILY ,llOT IOATINCl ~DITOlt
Miss Peggy Slater, widely known
southern California yacht broker:, will
leave Sunday at 1 p.m. from Marina
del Rey on a solo voyage to Honolulu
aboard her K-43 sloop Valentine II.
Miss Slater hae planned the voyage
for mOnths but has told on!y her close
friends because, said she :
"I didn't want a lot of fanfare about
it.
"This ls no stunt and has no com-
mercial overtones," added the red·
haired yachtswoman. I'm 1 on g
overdue for a vacation and I want to
spend it alone at sea.
"I have no qualms," she continued.
"lbe boat fa in excellent condition and
I am quite familiar with the course to
Honolulu and -the weather conditions
that can be expected."
The only changes Miss Slater has
made to the 43-!oot sloop in prepara-
tion ror the voyage is the installation
of a stetrln' vane and extra rudder to
make the boat self·stetr1ng, plus a
pa.if of jibs which she can use to steer
the-boat if either the wheel or vane
lt6erln& give1 out.
~ss Sliter bas al.!lo rlga:ed a line
amldablpc lo which !he can attach a
safety belt in the event she has to 10
f1:1rward on deck to change heads'll.
'I11e latter precau.tton harks back to
the incident a npmber of year1 aao
when ~11 Stater was satling alor»e on
a small sloop to Catalina Jsland and
fell overboard. The boat continued to
sail OD ..,. lack and !hen BDO!her until
MW Slater, almo9t exlla!Utad, lloaD,y
iot aboard after a detperala 1wlm.
Miii Slater ill • sailor'• ullor. Allhoueh Ibis wm be her Ont tr-o-
ceanic solo attempt, she has done con·
sider able aingle·handed sailing
between San Diego and S a n t a
Barbara, both on the K-43 Valentine II
and her previous boat, the K-38 Valen-
tine.
She has also sailed in numerous long
distance yacht races as a-ew, sail·
in gm aster or skipper. She has made
three Transpac Honolulu races, one
Los Angeles to Mazatlan race, was
saillngmaster aboard the S&-foot Nam
Sang In tile rugged Sydney (Australia)
to Hobart race; and a watch captain
aboard the yawl Good News in a Tahiti
race.
She baa also cruised the Mexican
coast and such South Seas areas as Fi-
ji, Australia and New Zea}and.
Miss Slater has been sailing since
slle was a child and is th:>roughly
familiar with the se.a. She said &'be ex·
pect.,. her preftnt voyage to take 18 to
18 days.
"And I don't want anyone worrying
a.bout me until I am more than 30 days
overdue at Honolulu," ·aaid Miss
Slater.
Miss Sla!er sald she erp<ets lo sleep
during the day and do her navigating
and salllnt at nl(h~.
Flnt port of tall lot the ValenUne II
wjll be l;lonolulu, · but after two or
three days'· rest she Plans t(I iall the
boat to Hapalei Bp.y, on 1hl island of
K·auwal where she hf.I 'i cottaae
overlookinc the 1ea.
Mits Slatar'a Valem!Jle YJdlts ha~e
long been rteopixalile by tbelr br!Chl
red color and !he red hearta OD apln·
nakers, sail covera and other placu on
1111 boat On the Honolulu trip lhl
lleerln& VaDI will be red and heart-
lhaped.
Woman 'ta'"• MW Slater pr:udly
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displayed a box of bright new clothing
she purchased for wear in Honolulu.
'"Th.is at least shows I'm confident of
making it," she smiled.
Asked about her age, lVJ.ss Slater
smiled again:
"Just say I'm young enough to make
the trip and old enough to know I
shouldn't."
Miss Slater is the daughter of the
late H. N. Slater, former commodore
of Los Angeles Yacht Club and the
Southern California YaehUng Associa·
tion. Her yachtsman father started
her sailing in dingthies at an early age.
Miss Slater said she plans to keep in
touch with her mother, who lives in
San Pedro, by means of a high-seas
radio she has installed for the trip.
The dlstall skipper's future plans
.are uncertain. "I hope eventually to
cireurnnavigate the globe on Valentine
II," she said. '!That's why I had her
bllllt."
During the ne10t two ye-ars she may
do some cruisfng as far south as
Australia, and may eDter Valentine JI
in the next Sydney to Hobart race.
Miss Slater said she plans to fly
back to the mainland in a few months.
"I'm not worried about the office, it
will run itself," she 1atd, referring to
her yacht brokerage 1n Marina del
Rey.
Misc Slater was nominated by the
Los Angeles Tlme1 a.t the Woman of
Ille Year In 1956. She bu hundreds o!
friends In Southern California -''and
I meet about 150 new people a week in
my b111iDN11" abe 1aid.
"So I lee! !he need lo be a\OM !or
a.while,11 l!:lt added. '1And. besides, I
lhink my red V alODttne 11 will look
lovely in those blue-green water1 of
the Hawallan I5landa."
Blood also was smeared on a fast·
ened door lock and at other spots,
indicating the dying WO!Dan may have
tried to clean up and give herself first
aid without realizing her grave COD·
dition.
Donald Schenk, of 1645 Minorca
Way, directly across froll! the Tucker
and Westphal residences, said he was
in his yard and saw the victim shortly
after 3 p.m., as she walked from be·
tween the houses and across the
street.
STUMBLED
Schenk said she stmnbled once, dis·
appeared from view behind a truck
then. staggered to his lawn, where she
collapsed.
He rushed to her side and Mrs. West-
j>hal, who bad dropped a bloody towel
In !he otreet, reportedly polDted In
the direction of the Tucker home and
made a statement.
Costa Mesa Police Capt. Ed Glas·
gow said a complaint charging Mrs.
Tucker with murder will be sought
from the disPict attorney Monday
morning, with arralgnmeM 1et later
in the day. '
Depending on time tnyolved in Is·
suance of the complaint, however, the
suspect might not go to Harbor Dls·
trlct Judlcal Court for · arrelgmnent
unUl Tuetday morning.
BAIL ASKED
CapL Glaagow nJ.d Mrs. Tucker's
attorney plani then to aak that bail
be set so bls client can return home
to be with her husband end two small
daughters, aget 10 and 12, who went to stay with grandparenta .Friday. Mr•. Tucker's bite?', Mrs. Margue4
rite De La Torre, employed aa a re-
cords clerk by the Costa Mesa Police
Departmeol, alao lives in the dlf
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BUS CRASH • ••
ers out of broken and forced-open
windows.
The accident occurred shortly be·
fore 10 a.m. on Interstate Highway 5,
13 miles outside Eugene, when a south4
bound car went out of control and
slammed into the front of the bus.
Mrs. Kronquist told her husband that
bus driver R-olf Holmstrom, 45, ·of
Medford, Ore., who suffered a broken
leg, tried to swerve but the accident
C{lUld not be avoided.
Both gasoline tanks exploded, in-
cinerati'ng the bus and the car, and
killing two victims trapped in the
Greyhound wreckage. Victims in tOO
car appeared to have been killed on
impact.
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but is currently vacationing in Ham.ii.
Detectives Sam Cordeiro and Gerry
Thompson were dispatched to Or·
ange C.Ounty Medical Center Friday
night to witness a postmortem ex·
amination, which 6hO\ved the victim
died of a wound in the right chest.
Mrs. Westphal's husband, Harold V.
Westphal, is unlt supervisor of a n
Operations Support group at the Ford·
Philco Aeronutronic Division plant in
Anaheim.
'The &1-year-old aerospace executive
and his wile moved to Costa Mesa
fr<lm West Covina after he joined the
firm in 1965 and Westphal went back
to 00 with relatives there Friday
night
Tucker recently named president of
the Harbor Ar:!.a Coordinating Coun-
cil -was elected to the Costa Mesa
City Council in 1966 and is midway
through his term.
He is former vice president and
manager of the Lido Shores Hotel
and Marina in Newport Beach end
has betn active in various community
affairs of both Harbor Area cities.
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Chief Justice Eli j•h Adlow, o!
Boston's Municipal Court, ruled the
film "Fanny Hill Meets Dr.
Erotica" obsecne and immoral and
banned its showing in Boston. This
almost assures it being a boxoffice
smash elsewhere. • • Two men, both named Miller,
lost control of identical' pickup
trucks within seconds of each other
and crashed into utility poles only
59 feet apart on the ~ame street in
Memphis, Tenn. RidMrd T, Miller
and Kenneth R. Mille'r lost control
on wet pavement. Each was charg-
ed with failure tp maintain .proper
control. of a vehicle.
12 pt bullet ••
Katy Daly of Chicago is about to
become the loser in the bakery w:r-
sion of Rwsian Roultttt .•. a new
game called "P~ Face." The inst rue·
tions read: "You stick your head in
the circll opposite a .sponge loaded
with. dessert topping. You turn the
handle a certain number of timea
and you never know if the pie wiU
be released •• , until it's too late." , • Burglars swiped three electriC
type writers from the office of
Justice of the Peace Johft Mertln in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, then
tore down the burglar alarm and
took that with them. • A Baltimore woman has cited the
medicinal values of slot machines
while pleading for the retention of
the one-armed bandits. S 1 o t
machines in four Maryland coun-
ties are scheduled to become illegal
Jul.Y 1 under a law passed by the
1963 General Assembly. The
.. woman stated in a letter to . At·
torney General Francis 8. Burch
th.!lt she was under a doctor's.care
for bursitis of her right a rm and
had rejected his suggestion that
her arm be broken for relief.
Instead, she said she began playing
slot m achines and the 'daily ex·
ercise' loosened her arm so that
'today I can raise my arm above
my head, which I could not do
before. Plase let the slot machines
stay." •
Since the sweet smelt of sum-
mer swept Yosemite National
Park this year, 129 hippies have
been arrested. After 87 were
;aHed recently, their meadow
campsite was confiscated. The
f chaTQes included burglary, nar·
cotics possesrion and disorderlt1
conduct. "We've never seen any·
thing like it,'' said one Yosemite
woman.
•• Arnold A. Pell, of Wollaston,
Mass., bas opened a "puppy
palace" where pets with a 10..year
guarantee can be purchased. To
keep the number of returned pUJ>-'
pies to a minimum, Pelt has in·
stalled a "puppy love room" where
customer s can become acquainted
•1ith possible pets and determine if
~'.>g and master are compatible. • San Francisco Police Chief
7homes J. Cahill says hippies are
bugging City Prison ..• literally
..• and he has hired an extennin-
r'.ting company to remedy the situ-
ation. During inspection of the
Jong-haired set at the jail door,
Cahill said, "Their possessions, in-
cluding pack bags and clothes
are immediately deloused in order
to eradicate such vermin for the
protection of police officers and
other prisoners. • • Lowell Craddock'• tough J1ttle
safe weighs only ~ pounds. Safe-·
crackers who carted it from Chap-
pell Sanitarium in Los Angeles and
tried to open It with a hammer
and chisel finally abandoned it.
After the safe was discovered in a
Las Vegas alley, a locksmith open·
ed it In three minutes ••• and oul
spilled ,15,34.3.
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DAILY ,ltOT
Lon,g Stret~h
CdM Man Aids Can.adian Girl
COLLABORATES BY MAIL
Robert P. Thompoon
An ll·y .. r .. ld Canodlan girl Ill SL
Boniface, Manitoba, won a lirrt prize
1n her elementiry school's science lair
-thanka to tbe long distance alliitan•
ce of a Corona del Mar space aclentlst.
Robert P. 'Ibompson, manager ol
Space Systems Programs at Philco.
Ford Corp. 'c Space and Re-entry
Systems Division at Newport Beach,
in .answer to a lfltter inquiry about the
divisiotJ's Automated Bio Io g 1 ca I
Laboratory (ABL), provided detailed
information and photograph& to young
Carol Graham.
1be Canadian youngster had learned
about the ABL from a story and
photographs appearing in a scientific
journal, and decided to undertake the
building or a similar laboratory as her
5Cbool science project.
The real ABL developed by Phllco-
Ji'ord is designed to be landed on . tbe
'MARS MACHINE' BUILT BY PHILCO.FORD CORP.
Prototype Furnish• Model for C•nadlan Girl's Project
Laguna· Officials Deny
Hippie House Crackdown
'nie building and plaming depar·
tment of Laguna Beach city govern-
m_ent will likely be restructured ta
place greater emphasis on ordinance
enforcement Including laws governing
old buildings.
Hughes Stardust
Deal Held Up
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) -The
Justice Department has ordered
Howard Hughes to postpone his
takeover of the Stardust Hotel while
possible antitrust violations are in·
vestigated.
U.S. Atty. Joseph Ward said the
H'Ugilles Tool Co. agreed within hours
of the notification Thursday to delay
the tr~saction for 90 days.
Ward confirmed the Justice Depart·
ment was considering filing a civil suit
against Hughes Tool under provisions
of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
With the purchase of the Stardust
Hote l and Country Club, titre billionaire
industrialist achieved control of about
41 perc:ent of the gambling volume in
Nevada.
Asked U the possible r-ganizatlon
bode ill for the dwellings of hippies,
City Manager James D. Wheaton to-
day shid "it might but if it does, it's a
by-product, not a goal."
Wheaton brought up the reorganiza·
ti'on possibility Wednesday night. He
said he will give councilmen a reco-
mm endation, probably in August, that
would shift more of the time of C1yde
Z. Springe, city planning and building
director, to enforcement.
Wheaton said Springe still would be
in charge of the planning department
but sai'd more of his time would go
t.oward enforcement of the building
laws. .
Wheaton said Al Autry, associate
planner, would likely bear greater
r~ponsibility in planning and would
probably carry the titJre city planner or
senior planner.
Springe would cease to act as
seeretary to the planning commission
and Autry would take over this func·
lion, said Wheaton .
Wheaton said he, Springe and ttie
director of public works would likely
serve as a committee to review and
coordinate pLanning matters and other
areas such as enforcement of health
and fire regulatiom. '
Busy Boat Builder, .77,
Uses Just Carving Knife
One ol the Ha?tiror Area's busiest
boat builders in TT-year-old Hector L.
Gibbons. He's completed 150 of them.
And he does it all with 1 carving
knife .
"l like to carve the winoer1," says
the master plumber-turned-artist. The
diminutive shJps are modeled alter ac-
tual vessels.
Gibbons began hls hobby when he
was 15. He gave Lt up when he went in·
to the plumbing business. On his
retirement 20 yean aeo, hfl returned
to carving.
He sayg he-always wanted to go to
sea, but never made lt. His hobby, he
esplallls, Is the next beot thing.
Each sh.I p, he point. out, is: carved
from a aolld piece of wood and bas lta
own story.
"Two young sailors were bung from
thb: yardarm," he say1, pointing out a
tamed two-muted schooner, ca.rvtd
undtr lull s.U. "ThJs ahJp hi AO old
model, as you· can see from the long
bowsprit, a spar projecting from the
stem of the ship."
"Although carving is my hobby," he
says, "I research the history and
career of each sailing ship. I spend
many hours with tools, a square of
wood and the story behind the ship."
The wood is not what it used to be.
"I have to take what I can get,'' he ad-
mits. "I Uk~ clear white plne blocks or
redwood, properly cured." '
Wlth • workroom lilied with lhlp1
carved in various stages, be also has
room on the wallJ for pictures of
famous people, charta and completed
and framed 1hip carvings.
Although be has never reallied h1I
dream of sailing before the mast, he
has spent hours carving those same
marts, rigging and bulls of thoee he
might have sailed aboard.
He will have an exhibit or carved
1bip1 at the Marlner1 lJbney during
Ille moolb Of September,
surface ol Mars to 1eatth for life
forms.
In sendin& the ABL .lnformatlcm to
Carol, Thompson wrote that be would
be "interested rn the outcome" of her
project.
Young Cru-ol complied with bis re-
quest. She mailed him phoWgraphs of
herseU with the finished project -and
proudly noted that she had won first
prize in the "Earth and Space'"
category, Elementary Division.
"Two of the many judges bad never
heard of ·an Automated Biological
Laboratory, but all seemed gre4tly
impressed," she wrote in a letter to
Thompson.
She then followed with a nearly 20()..
word description of how h e r
laboratory works -written tn im~
pressively technical detail for arr 11-
yeal'-old girl.
The yowig Canadian student thanked
'lbompson 'tor the background in-
formation and photographs he bad
sent -and in a parting paragraph
wrote:
". • .And I wish you luck with the
real Automated Biological
Laboratory."
Harbor Traffic
Fines Amount
.To Half Million
Traffic violators in Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa paid over hall a
million dollars in fines to the Harbor
District court in 1967, aooonling to
Margaret Hamlin, clorlt and admJnls.
trative officer.
Under a section ol the California
Penal Code, 85 percent of the amount
reverts back to the city in which the
violation occurred and the remaining
15 percent goes to the county. The
total is dispersed on a monthly basis.
AUTOMATED BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY BUILT BY CAROL
Canadian Schoolgirl Showt Her Version of Deep Spac~ Probe
'Drab Eyesore'
The combined total for the two cities
during 1967 was $511,460. Of that
amount, Costa Mesa received $».l,274
and Newport Beach accumulated
1235,474. The county received a total of
"'6,712.
Architecture Dean Calls
The county's appropriations are
deposited into a road fund which goes
toward improvements, construction
and traffic control devices in unin-
corporated areas of the county.
lfesa C-ity llall~Ugly'
City funds are used tor a similar
purpose and banked in a traffic safety
fund. Traffic officers and meter maids
are not paid from the fund .
The average cost Qf a sicnal device
at a fo.ur-way intersection is $18,000.
Larwer ..!projects., auch as the newly
completed signaling devices at the in-
tersection of Harbor Blvd. and Baker
St. in Costa Mesa run 11 high as
$36,000, Mrs. Hamlin said.
Camping Sessions
Slated by Club
Officials of the Boys Club of the
Hart>or Area have reminded 01'8nge
Coast youngsters that c a m p i n g
9essions at two locations are still open.
Bernardino Mountains are still open.
Boys Club members 8 to 16 can visit
Camp Norris, near Barton Flats, July
8 to 15 and 15 to 22 for Pl, by making
reservations now.
Younger boys, from 8 to 11, can visit
Camp Cedar Lake July 21 to 28 lor $15,
Lake hi near Big Boor VllJace.
-ooly tl!at ... -otill opeo. Cedar
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
Of ltM Dlllf f'lltl S!lff
The recently buUt Costa Mesa City
Hail, the pride of Costa.Mesa, is an
eyesore to USC's former dean of
architecture. .
"l was 1ad to see It sittlng In all it.15
dreibness," said Dr. Arthur B. Gallion
of ttie civic center. "J wondered if it
was part of the community."
Gallion Js now a member of Project
21, an Orange County pJaMing and
research program.
He spoke before 200 members and
guests at a beautification meeting ol
the Newport Harbor Chainber of Com·
merce, women's division.
Gallion aaid 1ha.t modern cities have
become "pools of uglinesa instead of
pools of loveliness."
He 9uggested that most towns have
a face that orrly a mayor Could love.
"Who can love their ci'ty today?" he
said.
"Freeways are a major sculptural
urban element," he said in citing one
problem area. ''There ii room for
billboards but not a blade of grass."
Gallion said the drabnesa he sees
around him i& thi! result Of a Miek ol
refined aw•enesr on tbe"pillt of the
PoPulace.
Rand11 A•ked Andfl
Eight-year-old Randy Hogan of Costa Mesa admire1 the World Book
globe he won tor bis: question, "What makes a Mexican jumping
bean jump?" In the Ask Andy column carried each Saturday in the
con)lc page today. -
"We are not a cultural people. We.
have not de~loped an elevation of
mina_ morals or taste and until wt ar-.
rive at an element of culture, we ean't
expert real beauty.
'''l'1t•t comes from culture1 growth," '
he said.
Despi'te Gall.ion's gloomy Jorecaet
for future loveliness, some people will
be willing to make a stab at
beauUfication, as evidenced by awards
handed out at the meeting.
Newport Beach beautification leader
Isabel Pease and Alicia Giacomazr.l ·
lauded landscaping d o n e by
home<>Mlel's Mr. and Mrs. J-
Slmpoon, Mr. and l.lrs. John Millikan,
Dr. and Mu. Jack Alfurd, Mr.
Ftederick Richardson, ·and Mrs.
Herbert Vanderburg.
UCI Researcher
Says Education
'Not Relevant'
A UCI reeearcher 'ipOke to a OOUP
of educaton at C<!<On• clol Mar llJcl>
-'lbnday aod told them-· ti.on is not relevant.
Robert E. Bickner called our educe·
tion system simply an ®stacle course
to sort out tb:lise wbo Jl'e moat cap8ble
and perservering. It is not relevant to
life, he said.
Biclmer, executive secretary ol the
Public Policy -arch Org-
at UCI, spoke ii) a six-day seminar oa
"JZDWations in tducatioo."
Blclmec said not only student. but
also polltl¢ans ""'1 parenhl· are begin-
ning to inliat on relevance. -. ·
"They are putting 'out the twida •nd
so they're begloolllg to ask; 'Wby
aren't 1we getting 1ood eolutlona to our
problems!' 0
He said atudenlt .are tebellinl
because lbe public 11 leUing lloelf l>o
nm by bureaucracies .
"We just haven't learned bow ta
prod, affect, g u i d e bureeucracy.
Bureaucriacies are goln& to 1aU over
the world," he warned .
Couple Made Boy
Sleep ·with D<>g
1
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) -~
couple accused of makinl their&-~
old son sleep in a dog-hou.le btcluM
tl!ey had no room for hJm -t+
court today on prellmioaey char"' al
cruelty llld clllld ne1lect.
· Obarloa Harriloo, &7, • clll> drnwl
and h1I wife, Anna, 'St, wer•-crett.M
alter police found their oon. -OW!oa
uleep Ill the dollhouH. llDUff)id ...
against hJ's PllPl>l'· Bulter.
Harrison told polko tho boy Up(
"lelting In JU mot!>er't hair," and hll
wtfe Mid they had only two beds and
three other chfldren.
A policewoman asslened to tho
juvenile dtvitlon deacr\l!td lholr bom•
•• 'lfiltby end ~· ..
I•
I •
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• 4 DAILY '11.0T ~"""'1. -29, 1968
.Pulpit
"Oaeur ..i Cbrbt -The
Comtaat Ten.a.loo" wW be
Ibo ... ..., topic thll SUn·
day 11 the C.-old Mar
C•••••lt1 Cllmd., ~ fll HeJio.
trope Ave.
It will be iresented by DT.
Pbllp G. Murny.
Worship J«'Vices a.re at 10 •.m. in Fellowship Hall with
<hDd care provided. Sum·
ma-church school ls also at
10 a.m., wttb classes held
through the fourth grade oo IJ. The older cblldren are in
~ted W attend cburcb
service with their families.
Qnil Pew
ed Unity ,....k in BrlWo
where be aerved as a
m1Dbter for 10 y e .a r s •
Pre.....i:t be wu pastor of
Ibo Sula Barbara Unity
31111 -SI. fer the JI a.m. service. SundDy IChool
will be helcl at the same
lime with b abyslltl•I
Jel'Vice provided.
Lambert~ :.Jeluuon
2 Pastors Given
New Assignments
Cllun:h. He <Will dbcuJs the Thi>. Sunday •I the Com· Two Oral'le ~ Uailed ....,,me Ile pol pit July 14.
&object ''CoosclOUI S • I f molly M-Cllordl, Methodist' minl*n, belnc The Rev. Lam1*ib, -Government." 6662 HeU Ave., H,,......,.._ · ~ th b.u been at ChriJt Qiurcll --~·-ch non lb ~-transft:.11~ to o et by --Sea 1_ fi----, •Ullll ,,...,,.. in-•or, e ·-Beach, the Rev. Roger G. YJV ... • .. .1~-. .. Rev. Lotta D. nJ.cklnge:. (~ortb will preach at churches, wW lead con-helped plan tile final con-
wfU 1puk over KEZY radio ~ the 9 ancl t0:30 a.m. gregatio111 more than twice &trucUon on the cbureh. The
at ~:4$ •;~· Sunday o~ the ·"~ices on •-n.e Methodist the slze of their present church, wblcb has been at Wru~lectF tAofMCanl P,1~e..! Christian." Chqrcb achool parishes_. . its preseut location for 38 •
.n.111 ee . ay. .. .,... ... 1..--and n•--care The R ,__ B years, finally completed its ~-will ~at on ·~ _,,_;:;:-'t both ev. ~ , --H-.,._ t -• of r.p;fect Peac.;r.~ at the ww ur; av.u.uaulll:I a ASSOCIATE PASTOR Lamberth ol C2lrist aturcb ~ ...-a a "'~
community song ffttival at ~· Wesley Gr"nnn a TM Rew. J•rw LedlS•·aad ~ ~-~~= fl~OIXJ:Rev. Rich m n IJ d
7:30 p.m. Wednesda)'. group from Fountai;Viney w:1I:~ ~"~ Johnson of the Mesa Verde
At the 11 a.m. s'trvice at Methodist, First Methodist foHowing to go to Downey Methodist Church will be
901 Magnolia, Costf! Mesa, I D . • Cor . de! Oruce Couty wiB conduct Commw:tlty Met bod i s t Zi!6-member coo"""gation. church 6iDce it W"5 built
Dr P G N ...... ..,,...,.,.r ew rive, on.a regular Sabbath evening 00 ~ 'ght T h
Dr. Ju n Botztr
Dr. BoJzer
Talk Slated
tho Finl Bapllst Chardl~ the Muter 2900 Pacific TemJlle Beth David of of Hunting!oo Beach, and Reception Methodist Chun:h, with a 2,· leaving after serving the
• • • eum<U.U&, ~-M Frida churches, meets this Sunday -.. Rev. Lamberth w1·n e1 years ago. e will speak on the subj ar. services y, July 5; at at Community Methodist at S S d .1.u membership of the Mesa ~tory•ttti·~'g New Glory to re!!:naic:irf!ati~~ s:i:; ::nal ~:.tyK[t:llagrega!i 6::.l p.m. et OD a y =:.~: v2ac~on ~or: Veredde cburc1267h is 560the, as com. Dr. Jean Bober wi:U speak -u-bi b I Bloomfield streels L e·•-ing the pulpit for the par to • mem· at the Laguna Beach Church Youth m-t will be -~uoon wors P ours 8 • 0 s Tb e FI r 1 I U a 11 e d A r-"-will be held ~ be.rs.hip of ~-"-"veda "" N -H b Coo Alaml•-"'-.n .... ; .. g t • " _,,..._. first time on July 28 at the "'"'';: ...... 1'.... of Rellg!-·• Sci•-Jul 7 oblerved during the 7 p.m. -~ .. rv·~1 Har d•r . 1• ws, U'C~ a D:.w Metltedlst Omdt., 2721 l?th Sunday evening lo honor tbe Downey Church. Community Church. where u.w """"""'• Y ' service. The Rev. Harold V&&escen ome urto p.m. St., H·-'--'•• Be-~.~" Rev J--c Le<Ig---.-1 ..._ __,,, ..._ •-H .11 replacing Dr. Henry
Jul --~-Sh bbat ~" be '""WU&-~ w.i.u • -• o;:i w....... The Rev. DaVI"d D1' Prafio uc w.ui UOCI' pasl.\a · e w 1 Ger'-~ ~-is ti Anderaon, minister to youth y. J,aM vm:g a ww conduct two w o r11 h i p who has been appointed Calif will leave the latter part of next ~" w1ru on vaca on. will -at. At 7,30 p.m. hosted by Mr. and Mrs. -ad-'-minister of tile from Arlin!llm, · ., • Tbe 6Ubject of her Wedn;;A-., the church will Featured lltlf:aker at Alfred Caplan and Mr. and services at 9:30 and 11 a.m. ~ -M~_. nJ. • .....&. of take ,qver the Newport weeTbe •. Re J-•--will be &ermon, to be given at 9 and
conduct ui;1 Bible study and Newport Unit; Cta11ttb'1 10 Mrs. Robert Bresldn. Sunday. The Rev. µ, 1,tussell ., ... ~.. ~ ................. Beach church July 21. ededv. llW&)UU 11 a.m . services, wiU be
prayer meeting. 0 a.m. service Sunday in the Shaw will preach on the Costa )fesa. 1be Rev. William Eckels succe by the Rev. "The Best Is Yet to Be."
Senior Citizens Center, 15th "Thank God for American topic~ ''My America." The reception will be held of tbe Com mun it y Joseph Mc Sh an e of Dr. Botzer has been the
Ell .11 and Irvine, Newport Beach, Democracy" is the sermon A full report on the recent at 7 p.m. in Thompson Hall Presbyterian Church in Prescott, Ariz. The office of .,. .. sociate m'-~er and Dr. William R. er w1 United Met bod i st Con· at the church, 420 W. 19th president of the Harbor _, ~L :;liMnthg~' :e~g=:~~D:~ ~ki= :oem 8J~·tyR:C~1 ~ ~=f ~~· N~r;matn hL~ ference will be given by St. ~ :a:ywi,~ ~~ :: Council of Olurches, which Q!:Ji« of of ~=on~~~:
Cbristiam.ty. p lymo~• eon-•aM---• Mn. Marion Sallade. A cof· 'lbe Rev. T .-t.rerwood's Ed Reitz -" lain 1 the Rev. Johnsm will
ll a.m. wonhlp hours Sun;~-==~~~~~~;,:;~~~~~~·~~~~·~·-~·~~~~==~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~-.~~~==Re~v~.~~~~·~cna~p~~o~==~~~~~~~~==~m~N~m~tb~H=ollyw:,~ood~~f=or~l~O day ~ the Lau.em ~b The Rev. Sikking organiz. Chardl of Newport Harbor, (See PULPIT, Paie S) (See an:EPl10N, Paie S) Hoag Memorial Hospilal OC· (See PASTORS, Pa1e S) yean.
OR.ANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
FAIRVIEW IAP1'1ST CHURCH
................. ,..,, Or-. c..M.
l o30 & 10:55 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE
t<;j &.M. SOMDA'f qtf.Nt(.M SCHOOL
l: .. l'.M. lro\Hi a Sf'. tll .... !tit 'T ...... F, ............ .
llltlll: Sl..tt Wed. 7:00 t. l :lS P.M.
........ Meh' .. V. 'I~ -N__., Car. -141-Wll '
HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH
1210...., St •• hln'-. c.... .....
JEUY FO•LTANCI, ,_,.,
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 :00 a.m.
Baptist Training Union 6 p.m. Evening service 7 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer •.........• 7:00 p.m.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHU OP THI MOTHll CHUICH
ntl J llST CHUICH Of CHRIST, ICllNTtST
IN IOSTON, MA.ISACHUSITTI
Subject of lesson -June 30
"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE"
Corona del Mar-Second Church of Newport 8eadt
c.r-..........
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomea You.
ST. JAMES, mt n. LWo. --
..... s..tic.-J:JI, ·-11:ot ,...., ll:JI -n.....r l:tll , ...
Hetr ........ I ...... S.W..
a.ctw, n. ..... .W. P. Amr II;~ .. n. ... DetW C,...
Phone: 67S-0210
ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS
Pacific View Dr.'at Marguerite, Corona del Mar
Sundays: 8:00, 9o30-Cbild care at 9o30
Holy Days as annqunced ..... ................ .,_._,.._,7M4H
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.Jl4.
Newport Ha rbor
Lutheran Church
2501 Cllfl Dr. IJ ~ .... ..... .._. ..........
............. J. ln+dllr --...... Jlrricil ...... l :>f.t:• .....
S...,. kfMel .••••. l :U.ll:U ..._
......... s.nic:e .... 11 :•12:•
Nursery care available
at all services
WELCOME
Luthoron Church
of tho Master
2900 Paclflc View Dr.
CORONA DEL MAR
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER
Phone OR 3-5022
1:45 A.M.-f~111ify Wordilp
9:45 AM..-S11ndt y Ch11rc•i
School
11:00 A.M.-F•tfir• Wor1hip
N•l"MIY ProwWel
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Missouri Synod
I RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHU RCH
650 HAMILTON, COSTA MESA
R•v. l ob Schm1lt•kopf
610 C....-A..._
eo.-... -
Clierc• • h...., ~1 0 A.M.
Sundays 7:3P & 9-.30 Church School-9:30
Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced
YSc., n. ......... W. Dsa .. ••• -,._ 14WJ26
EPISCOPAL
760 Vktorla St .. Cothl #Mq
Lothlr V. Tornow, Putor ........
W9"111• hr'Vklll1 t :IS &. 11 A.M. Sunday Sdlool; t:• A.M.
.t.dUtt 1111111 Ciani t:M A.M.
. CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL _ ............ _ 54M266 I Su11d~ School : ..• , •.... '1':45 Tr•i11in9 Union • , • , •.••
Morn111t Wor1h1p , ••.. , 11 :00 E••nng Wor1hip • , •••• •
W•dn••d•y Ev•11in1 S1,..,.ic7• . • . . • . • . . . . . 7: 15
....... MJ..9111 • N.,..;y Alwrp A..llobk ~ • • t l -
leodl .. 1--216J I. COlllt Hwy.
Costa MeN-Flr1t Church
610 W.1M St, In. t :tl, 11 ; SS. t :11, 11 .
........... -1..,....,.. ... ,_ ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
TEMPLE SHARON
617 WM H_.ltH, C.... 11... M&-SSSJ
Rabbi Bern•rd S. Herzig
Friday Ev1ni11g Stn>ic•-8: 15 p.111.
SY11dty School-9 •.m .• 12 Noon
-UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
USJ 5. L PA.US.ADES RD. •
SANTA ANA HEl•HTS SUNDA'I' SCMOOL .... ,, ............................ I•• A.M.
~11111110 WORSHIP .................................. 11 A.M. IEYIHIHG WORSHIP' ................................. 1 P'.M.
MIDWl!l!IC Sl!•YICI[ Wl!OHl!SOAY ......... -7t• P.M. ltEY. ltO•l!R'T UHILl-CHUltCH PHONI! lu.1"71
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Huntington Beach-Flnt Church
M St ... on.. S-. f :ll. 11; U. t:JO, 111.
......, .... -111on..
L1gun1 Be1ch-Flnt Church
6J5 Hit• Drlff S.•. t :JO, 11 : SS. t :JO, 11 ,
lffdl ........ -214 fCN"Ht ......
Newport Be1ch-Fir1t Church
J JOJ Ylct Lw. S... t :ll, 11 : SS. t :JI, It •
..... .... -JJ15 fil LWo
All are cordially mvtted to attend the church· services
and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms
1111 II, ti Ot!NI LAM -J •t -t .. l'ln .......
H11tt~ kMt1.. Cailftn'-n. Rt¥ • .1-C. CQrf, ......
Sunday Services
I: .. A.M. ..... c---t :• A.M. 1'-'h' hrVb & CWdl 1:M P'.M. l!WMOllt S~I
1:• P'.M. 1!1lsc•1I 11 :OI A.M. Mllnlhtt W1"ftll Yollllt CllYrdi-Nunery Car1 P'rlYlfM
First Assembly of God Churc:h
146 E. 22nd St., Cosio Moso . 548-3761
M. C. Cronic, PastDr
Sh1ril P1ul1t11, Choir Dir•cfor
S.IMMy Scr...1-t:JO •• -.-a..~ter al ... ... ~·--... ,., W•nlllp -I 0:50 L•. -Ptntor Sp9akl11t
EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Yn .. l olly -5'45p.•.-JI•••"'·'"'' ....
OF HUNTINaTON l l!ACH Revfotot TI-Serwlce -7 p .....
FIRST FIRST CHRl"TIAN 1912 FLOllDA An. c11wrc11c11o1r11 AH s.....ic•1 ~ $11t1di'I SchlOe · ..... 114! A.M. Y..tll Hour .... , "· ,,. P.M. l lbe. Study & Prayer Senke -WMl!ftday, 7:10 P•••
C. HURCH Mlnlhtt ......, " 1h• A.M. hMlnt ........,,, ...... 11• P.M.
IAPTIST CHURCH
.r ....,. Y•lloly
(Ameriall •1•1111)
17415 M ..... Ja.. -·-Gt-. UwlWla ....... ........, Mflllltlr
Sulld•y School , , •• , • t:JO AM
Morning Worship , , 11:00 AM
Pr1y•r S1,..,ic1 , • • • 6:JO PM
Ewnl119 Wor1hip ••• , 7:00 PM
.. .,..,., Av1Habll •t 11 SWVIC:wt
847-1844
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Main & Ad•ms Streets
Huntington Beech
Mor11in9 Worship •• 1:]0 10:411
1101. seti .. 1 •••••• t :Jo ,
Youth &toupt , • , .6:00 PM
fn"int Wor.hip •• 7:00 PM
.... llWr ...... -Wllll. -f 1.111. Hunrt Cww l"rwldMI II 11 .. rvk:B
Office: s:»-ue .DllJ'Dnot~
-•lllLE sTU~l!~=~s:::vE1t-r:oe P.M. Visitors Welcom.-Nu rs•ry Attendant
Victoria·& Placentil Ave. lll~~~~~·~·~"~'"~'i...,.iMA~N.~•~-ii-~,~-~-i-~~~~~l,~~~~~~~~~~~~¥~~~~~~~~11 Costa Mesa ,_L ,,_., M .. _
DH .... Hlll4pt (1 . I ~ " --+. '· :r.::: ;:::::'. ..... : ..... ·. :;~:::: CHURCH OF CHRIST fr ....,vang e emp e
~!..~ .. :»:::·:.: .. '.~'~:::: 287 W. WILSON ST~ COSTA MESA HASSEMILY OF GOD" vN ··c·······p;ro · id;d 11TW11N HA1101 .. , ... 1mrw 1oao ......... c.... M ...
••• u .. r,s,e,ry are ... • .... SUNDAY MORNING lllLE STUDY •••.••••....•••. 9:41 AM 111• A.M. -W9"111• s ..... 1c1 .1••• A.M. -lunNr Sd!Mt
• SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP I COMMUNION ,. 10:41 AM r1M P.M. -anhotl TinM -=111-l"w t:•.,,._
SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP .•..••• , , •• , •• ••••, 6:00 P.M. ••111 .. v. :-..;:111en. Pa•"" •n. "iJ:r':° ._..._,
WEDNESDAY EVENING lllLE STUDY ••• , , •••••• , , 7110 PM
NUISll Y CAii HOYIDD
W• l•litv• In You •. , o-O ... .,...... D ••• H-
UN ITARIAN lllolow --lllolow
UN IVERSALIST Phone: 5'11-5711 Doy w Night
CHURCH ll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ll 125'1' Vlctori1 St,. Co•t• M11a II:
lO~;o:.~M. 646-4652
BAHA'IS
PROCLAIM
Bo ho' u' Ila h
"Th• Promi11d On•,.
141-3215 or 549-2005
Emphuizing:
The Pt.an of God
The Penon of Otrist
COlONA DELMAR
Glad Tidings Assembly of God
Fifteenth & Monrovia, Newport Beach
THOMAS llNYENUTI, Paster
Sunday SChool 9:45 A.M. Momin& Worship 10:50 A.M.
C.A. Service 6000 P.Jl4. EvaoieU..tic Rally 7oll0 P.M.
..... l k• S.Uon ctMlftdl JI Yoke CHir ....., ~ -'tM·
Wed. 7:30 p.m. Prayer-Royal Rangers&: MissloDettes
.....,. ............. J!JQ PJI, C4I 14 .. JIU fer Ctl 11 ..
GO AHEAD! The Poww of lhe Holy Spirit
Sund"1 School ' AM Mornil'IJ Wonhlp 9 and 10!l0 IM
l~l'lln1 Sl!rvlai 7 PM W~l'll'IMf.y l ib!. Study
Ind~, l'M
SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNING!
n....-... 2:11 .......... s.r.t..•
CALVARY CHAPEL I
"·~· ... NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH
"9'I Cllfl' ~ "_.,, .,_. ....
.... wll ,.., Cllflll""' L-. MIJlllll ti.It TIM:tolnt. -"'-'""" ...... Mink. c:at'f.,Y CJMpef h Ill l"""""""t ,lllllillertllllll a..tll wMn ... cm__. .. _. ... .__...,..._
NUfWl'Y dl.<l'ins M'rvkn
A fuQ Youth Ptopnt
Cm. of Ormge and 23rd. St.
Costt Meu
Pl!Mor H. £. Jona; lfCA Mbr.
HARIOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wlloon, C01t1 Moso
CftL&llllllTY Y. L HllTWICL -Lii DON COfflY, Vl'll'IU .... ..., ef MM ., ....
COllGRE&ATIONAL s...., ....... t :41 .... "-w_, _ ,.,., A.II. • "o..w"1n........,.. ..
611 HELIOTROPE H':;~,.: ~~-
INTENSIVE '• ,..,.....,.. H•" "1119 ,,._1""""9 et Clwtlt" j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ll ...... l•:ll ..... • ... u. Ceffwy ~ Dtscr1bn u. UA.rt.Y mprs c.... ••••• 1.. ..... MM101 .... Ml-l ift
::•...:::. ';.""..: °';.:'::.!,":= COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
642-6783 646-9512
'J./arl,or~r6fC/,,;6fianCkurc/, ~;~t~i ~-~·~,..~YOll~-~~~~'~,_~~~oo~~;'.~~~~,,.~·~···~·~-~·-~-~-~-~·~.,™~'"'~-~-~-~~~t ~ NIWPOllT I UCH-fD ...... t
...... bcul It H_,. lhi191MfWf ldlMI wo~s~1p~'(;R°i0:45"',\.M. F:RST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 -tHt t.._ •::~!!:~~~:!'HT.AIM YA.WY
'•ril11J,!:c•-Nvrt1,.,. Provlcl-4 UNIFIED SEAVICE • S1111daf S.ch .. I t :JO w WOR1HIP. 10:10 ~ P : 675-3915 w~,t.~ Y•vth Gro:r; • 6110 p.191.
Mlnftfer, Dr •. D. W. McElnly "c-wr """'-~ .,,:,.,. ::':..,. ._ t
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CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
420 10th St., Huntington Beach
SundAy Morning Services and Youth Church-If AM
Wednesd ay Eve ning Study Grou p-7:30 PM
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COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
115 Ag•t• 675-0950
8:15 lnform11 Wor1hip
9:10 Tr•dition1I Wonhip
l Sund•y School
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19th St I H1rbor llvd.
Wonhip & Church School
f ;JO I 11 AM f
541-7727
Cad• M11• Nortt.
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M•1• V•rd• & l1k1r St.
549-271,
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';00 I 10 :10 AM
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2721 17th SI ..... SJ6.J5l7
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9:]0 & II AM
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6662 H•il Ave ••• 842.4461
Wo,.hip & Church Schoof
9 I 10:10 AM
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IT THE SEA
1400 W. l1lbo1 Blvd,
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Cr usades
-Carrried
Over seas
By GEORGE W. CORNELL
Big-scale evangelists, fac·
· jng a decline of mass
crusades for converts in
America's urbanized, im·
personal cities, are turning
more oC their eC!orts t.o
areas .overseas.
Attitudes and condiUona
have curbed s.uch un·
d e r takings domestically,
says the Rev. John Haggai,
one of t!le nation's top mass
evangelists, whose main
project th.ls year is a five.
. week drive of preachifl.g and
'teadtlng in Indonesia.
To peoPle there, and in
other l e s s industrialized
cultures, it's a new, im-
PQrted approach.
And they're often con-
sidered more responsive to
it than people in this country
where the method had its
origins in the big revi'val
meetings of the last century.
Today in the United
States, however, "there are
not as many m a s s
e\'angelists as there used to
be," says the Rev. Haggai,
a deft. l'Jpill-fire pulpit ora-
tor. often described as sec·
ond only to Billy Graham in
the field.
''There are fewer
crusades," he adds. 'They
are not as long as formerly.
And you don't see as many
men in their 20!!! and 30s
going into mass evangelism
as before."
Although he deplores the
trend, and maintains steps
should be taken to re-
juvenate mass evangelism
in this country, the Atlanta-
bascd Haggai Evangelistic
Association is shifting in-
creased activities abroad.
'NOT NATIONAL'
'That "does not mean that
we are givlng up crusades in
th.is CoWltry," the Rev. Mr.
Haggai said. These will con-
tinue, but in gradually
lessened proportion to
religious driyes overseas, be
said, adding:
"Jesus Christ is not a 'na-
tional god.' He said, 'Go into
all the world.' "
As part of a "world
outreach" program, t be
Rev. Mr. Haggai expects to
spend a third of his time in
overseas crusades this year,
and by 1970, he plans to
spend two-thirds of his time
abroad.
Similar patterns h a v e
developed among other pro-
minent evangelists, such as
the Rev. Bob P ierce, of
World Vision. Last year,
Billy Graham led only one
crusade in this country, and
several ebroad. Earlier this
year, he was in Australia.
In the post-World War II
period, 20 years ago, dozens
of organizations had
cvangelisLs on the road,
holding citywide campaigns.
Few still are operating.
As for reasons behind the
decline, the Rev. Mr. Hag-
gai said mass evangelism
has become '' very ex·
pensive" in this country.
Americans "are bombarded
with a multitude of stimuli,"
he said. "If you get their at·
tention, you must have
saturation exposure, and
this costs money."
Moreover, he said, "Many
pastors and other religious
leaders believe the way to
communicate the gospel is
on an exclusively man.-to-
man epproacb. 'There has
been a de-emphasis on
public spee¢1. The wat·
chword today is dialogue."
Dr. Danker
To Preach
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PULPIT AN D PEW • • •
Coallnue4 From Pare t
r.. hour wilf be held
between services. Church
school al3o will meet at 9:30
and 11 a.m.
"Tbe Low ol. Prosperity''
will be discussed this Sun-
day by the Rev. Robert
Wbltwortb, at th< Laguna
Beaclt Chureb of ReUflou1
Sclen«, 20002 Laguna Can-
yon Road, at 9 and 11 a.m.
The Rev. Whitworth, who
is substituting for t b e
tninistl-r of the church, Dr.
Henry Gerba.rd, is t h e
minister oC the . La Jolla
Community Church o f
Religious Science.
Prttbyleriao Cbllttb, 600 St
Andrew'• Road, Newport
Beodl, at the 8, O:!O and 11
a.m. 1ervlces Sunday.
Dr. Cbatte1 II. L1eren·
field, putor, will preach a
medltaUoa. tiUed, ' ' W a r
Games!'
Members of Harbor First
Cbrlsttaa Clnud, who meet
each SUnday et Harper
Elementary School, 425 E.
18th St., ~ Mesa·, will
hear their minister, Dr. D.
W. McElroy, give a sermon
titled 11Th.e Miracle of God's
Grace" this Sunday. Cburcti
sd!ool wm begin at 9:45
a.m. CoUowed by worship
and communion at 10:45.
"FISH~· the volunteer Dr. John Wiebe of the
help organization .spoosored Sudan Interior Mission will
by th< Harbor Council of preaent a SIM film titled
Ohurebes, will be the sub-"They That Are of Faith" at
ject of the sermon by Rev. tonig'ht's 7 o'clock "family
John W. Donaldson, at St •. 1· shirt-sleeve service" at the
John the Divine E piscopal Central Bible Church, 23rd
Church, 2034 OrQtl.ge Ave., and Orange," Costa Mesa. Cost~ Mesa, at the 9:30 a.m. Pastor Henry E. Jones
serv1ce Sunday· . will bring a message on the
Church school will_meet ~t theme "The Christian and
1:30 a.t_n .. Commumon ~11 Divine Authority" at the 9
be administered at the 7.30 and l0:30 a.m. services sun-
a.m. service. day.
The annual renewal of
wedding vo-ws for husbands
and wives will take place
Sunday evening at the Costa
Tll e 1 a Foursquare Church,
1734 Orange Ave ., with the
Rev. Wesley W. Murrin,
past.or, officiating.
Traditional wed din g
decorations will grace the
church for t.he 7 p.m.
service, and a reception will
follow in the social hall, with
a wedding cake baked and
decorated by Olarles Fin-
negan to be served.
All married ·couples are
invited to participate in the
service, which is a reaf-
firmatfon of the wedding
vov.·s. Anyone wishing more
information may call tlhe
pastor at 646-1517 or 548-
9733.
A me~age on the theme,
''\Vhere Is Your Glory," will
be brought to members Of
Christ Lutheran Church, 760
Victoria St., Costa Mesa, by
the Rev. Lothar V. Tornow
at the 8:15 and 11 a.m.
services Sunday.
Sunday school and Bible
classes will be held at 9:30
a.m. Members of the young
people's Walther League
will bold a picnic, followed
by a baseball game, at the
drurdl'" • Sunday-afternoon,
beginning at 2 o'clock.
The Rev. Hugh Auw,
missionary to Japan, will
gi"ve a slide presentation at
Monday's 7:30 p.m. meeting
of the Lutheran Woinen's
Missionary League.
"For the law of the Spirit
of life in Christ Jesus hath
made me free from the Jaw
of sin and death." Th.is
verse from Romans i8 pa.rt
of the lesson-sermon to be
read in all Orange County
Chrl1tian Science churches
this Sunday. Title of the
lesson is ''Chri s tian
Sci"ence."
Special guest speaker at
Sunday's 7 p.m. service will
be Willy "G. Schade,
missionary candidate with .
Eastern European Miuion.
Psychologist Loh Seng
Tsai will discuss h i s
philosophy o f "Survival
Through Cooperation" this
Sunday at the Unltarlu
Cburcb of Oruie County, ..
1120 W. Santa Ana St.,
Anaheim, et 10:30 a.m.
. A talk by Nancy Wing
Kaplan, teen.age leader of
the Claremont Parks and
Recreation Department, will
be a feature 0£ Sund.ay's
10:30 a.m. meeting of tlhe
Unlatarlaa -Uaive rsallst
Fellow1blp of Laguna Beach
intheArtAssoc i ation
Gallery. "Youth ·and the
G>mmunity" will be the
Uieme of her talk.
The Rev. James C. Caley,
pastor or St. Wi l fri d 's
Episcopal C h u r c b ,
Huntington Beach, and Mrs.
Caley will hold an open
house from 1to5:30 p.m. to-
day in their home at 8252
Snowbird Drive.
The congregation w i 11
honor r e ti r i n g treasurer
Arthur Acbey at Sunda:)'1s
9: 30 a.m. service. The an-
nual pari.sh picnic will be
held in Lake Park at noon
Sunday. \Villiam White Will
be the preacher at evensong
at 7 o'clock.
Members of F a Irv le w
Baptist Church, 2 5 2 5
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa,
will hear their minister, the
Rev. Melvin V. Taylor, talk
about "Religion and Leisure
in America" at their 8:30
and 11 a.m. services Sun·
day.
On Sunday, July 7, the
congregation will change to
its summer schedule with
church school at 9 a.m. and
only one worship service at
10 a.m.
Ing pra)'tt will be cooducted
at 9 a.m.
At the two morn.Ing
services ol the Finl Bapllll
Cburcb. of Huatl11toa
Beacll, 9:30 a.m. &t the
Peek Chapel, '1801 Bol,.
Ave., W..tmlnster, ODd 11
o'clock at the Huntington
Beach Chapel, Sixth and
Orange, tbe mes~age cl the
pastor, the Rev. WBU.s J,
Loar, will be ''The
Disciple's Prayer.''
There will be no more
Sunday evenlng services un·
ti! Sept. 8.
Du pll cat e Worsbip Walker Electetl
services will b6 conducted Robert G. Walker of Co-
at the Flnt U A J t e d rona del Mar has been
M•lbocllll Cbattb, 420 W • appointed to the Chris·
l9tb St., Costa Mes~, this tian Science Committee Sunday. The Rev. Richard . J. Dunlop Will be preaching on Pub_llcation !or South-
.at both the 9:30 and 11 a.m. em Califorma.
aervices.
A supervised nur3ery and
chur<ti school classes f« all
ages will be held during both
the 9:30 and 11 services.
Dr. Manis C. Robln<on
. will preach on a pre-Fourth
of July theme "Indepen·
dence" at the 10 a.m.
service Sunday ot St. Mark
Presbyterian C h u r c h • -
Eastbluf{ Drive and Jam·
boree Road, Newport
Beach.
A coffee fellowshq> will
follow tbe service. Child
care will be provided. and
church odlool will )le con·
ducted at the same hour.
The Bob Jonos U!Uversity
~nsemble will present a
program at Central Baptist
Church, 766l Warner Ave .,
Huntington Beach Thursday,
July 11 at 7:30 p.m. The
public is invited.
"When NOT To B e
Ashamed!" will be the
sermon topic or the rev.
Warren G. Studer at The
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, 2850 Fairview
Road, Costa Me'S'a. Worship
services and church school
will be hekl at 9:30 and 11
a .m.
Beginning JUly 3, the
church will host a weekly
Wednesday night open house
during the summer. It will
be a n informal get4:ogeUier
featuring volleyball a n d
other athletics, discussions
and,. refreshments. Junior
high age youth through
adults are t.nv~ted. The open
house will begin -at 6:30 and
conclude at 10 p.m.
The University 1t1elhodisc
Church will conduct a
worship service at 8:30 a.m.
Sunday in the St. Mark
Presbyterian Church,
Eastbluff and J amboree,
Newport Beach, The Rev.
James D. stewart, pastor.
will give a sermon titled
"Lonely Decisions."
The pastor announced t.hat
the church is planning a
fc:;cility at University and
Culver in University Park
and that the church hopes to
have groud breaking
ceremonies later in the
summer.
Seat Plans
Adventist
Programs
E. Tora! Seat, gospel song
writer and producer of
religious motion pictures,
will present a program at
the Seventtt-Oay Adventist
Oburch, 271 Avocado, Costa
Mesa, Tuesday -at 7:30 p.m.
Seat has pioneer e d
l"eligious motion picture!
and visual aids for the
Seventh-day Ad v e n t i s l
ChW'ch, of which be la an or·
dained minister.
At present he is pastor of
the Norco Seventh-Oay
Adventist Church. The pro-
gram Tuesd·ay .night is part
of the "Faith For The Space
Age" revival meetings being
held nightly at CQsta Mesa
church.
Reception ...
Counlloued From Page 4 .
appointment was announced
at the closing session of the
118th Southern Cailifornia ·
Arizona annual conference
in Redlands.
For the past three years,
Ledgerwood has b een·
associate minister wltb the
First Methodist Church o
St. Joseph, Mich.
In his Costa Mesa ap-
the Rev. Hert>ert Johnson,
pointment he will replace
the Rev. Herbert Johnson.
who has been associate
minister for about seven
years. The Rev. Johnson is
leaving to continue studies
at Cal State, Fullemo.
PASTORS ••
Continued From P aie 4
vacate, will be taken over
by the Rev. Donald Bassett,
presently the vice president.
The Rev. Bassett will be ac·
tin·g president u.nl;il a ''That Changing Voice" is
the sermon title chosen for
this Sunday by the Rev. Don
A. Bassett, pastor of the
Balboa Island Community
Methodist Church, 115 Agate
Ave. He will deliver it at the
8:15 and 9:30 a.m. services.
Children will be baptized at
the 9:30 a.m. worship hour.
Miss Ruth Y.cCreery. a The Rev. Stanley P . Allen , permanent successor is ap·
missionary at Dembi" Dollo, pas.tor of the Fountain ...:.po.:.in_ted __ . ------
Ethiopia, will speak et both Valley Presbyterian Church,, .----------ill
worship services of the 9420 Talbert Ave ., will
First Pre1byterlaa Chu rch discuss '"The Duty and
of Westm.Jnster Sunday. The Delight of Tithing" Sunday.
services will be at 9 and Special music will be pro·
10 :30 a.m. v-ided by Mrs. Sylvia Allen ,
Pastor James G. Blain
will consider the question
"Why Do We Gatller?" at
the 8:30 and 11 a.m,
services Sunday of tile
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church, 2501 Cli'ff Drive.
.
BOAT BUFFS
soloist. Morning worship
Almon Locktb•y b th• only
full.timt botfint .dltor
worklnt en tny ntw1p1ptr
In Ortn9• County. H11 ••·
chulvt covt r•t• ef boat.
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celebrated at Uie 7:30 and 11 Sunday evening at 7:30,
a.m. 5ervlces Sunday at St. the pastor will spetk on
James Eplacopal Church, -"Introduction to First
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metna>ers. Be sociable. resources 1eem1
Maintaln seriousness of highlighted. Don't be afraid
purpose without being glum. of the unknown. What b re-
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.. The wise man C'Obtrols alderate ot. one who aufftred proved tomorrow.
Ills destiny. • .As1rology receot mlalortwte. PISCES (Feb. 111-Mtrch
points die way." SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 20): Seltlement o! dlapule
ARIES (March 21·APrll ·21): Oleck deta.Us connected . indlca"ted. If necessary, seek
19): Basic routine today with propocal made by conpetont legal aid. Be
comes as wel:come change lriend. Some wishful think· aware or public relations..
of paoe. You get time to Ing could be involved. Best Perm.it others to t&ke in•
catch up. Pac& yourself. Be to go dltedly to source. itlatlve. Rely upon quiet
pleasant to associates. Ob-Respect 'facts. not nnnors. confidence. Avoid tbow-oU
tain sufficient rest. Fine SAG l'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22• method.I. ~li'ffi~"f.fp°,lf· 20-May Dec. :II): You receive go-IF TODAY IS YOUR
20): Good day to analyie ahead whkh adds spark to BIRTHDAY you succeed
emotional factors. Find out ambitions. Those in authori-wl)en independent a n d t.Y likely to be on yOur side. original. You are loyal and the why of reactions. Don't Show 'that you can find new p 0 s s e 5 s e :ice cut l v e
be satisfied 'Nith superficial ways of accomplishing capabilities. Changes due in explanations. Have frank h I discussion with one close to goals. ome. Per 8 on• en· CAPRICORN (Dec, 22· vlronment
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20): Give attention t 0 famJ.ly members. Make DENCIES: Cycle high for
secW'ity matters. Build on gesture which creates VIRGO, LIBRA, SCORPIO.
solid base. Utilize past ex-harmony. Don't permit Special word to GEMINI:
perience, SUck to familiar pride to stand in way of pro-slow but steady pace gets
grouOO. R e al i r: e that gress. Fine for wri.tin_g, job done.
domestic sitw.tion requires mapping advertising "'O r To llnd 011t wl'Mf• 1uc11v fol' "" '"
adjustment -do somethin" publicity plans. ,,,_... •nc:I 1-. order Sydnw OnMn"'• b DOl!kltl, "S.Cret Hlnrt for Nrfltl ~ about it. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. worntn." $ftld blrttM1&11 t1111 '° _,.
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Cycle coutinues high. Your
sense of timing becom"
great ally. Follow through
on hunch. Unusual actil:ln on
your part could gain
favorable .attetlrtion.
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Ministry Joy in Christ
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Continues 2nd Week
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COST A MESA
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,.......,. ~ 0 1 Kerallf Cbrlltman, Sbawn will be · p<esenled July 31 ~by~m~ail~· ~1rorn;;;:;,11>e;;;,;;c:oU;::••~•;· ~:::;;;:;EEEEE=:=:'.
"Soulh Paclllc" ..... -lvu, llaym...d B. r p. lllrooch ""'· 3 •1 l :U p.m. tr wcm by Rlllll KcJer of ~~and. Slewnl~•~r·~~~~?li:.
c..ta -and Jam. Completln& lbe ooc castll
""-• a11.q1ma11w:11 • .,. Bob 11or1r. G•rr l.a•
Miii Maaley, 1111 -In ~·· MJdllld Berty, *HEY KIDSI *~
ly TOM TITUS OOC'1 "Pajl!llA G11111e" In Mldllld dlllooat.o, W a II . Iii.., -t-1.-1111'1, wW play the part o1 Douglu .. Tom Hubble. Jolin
••0.ti1&.Y,,~_.
Wlllle the county'• community theatua lake their
ftn.tl eurtalD calJJ of the 19fl ......... we're clunl.og
off our cloali: and 11111D1 ready 1" embark on • liltle
Nlille Forbuib. the Navy Clllaban. John Bacbmu .. HI-
.nurse creabld on ataae by Bruce Riddell, Mark &Bl Pat Paulsen Mary Martin 1111111 Rodnrs ErlcU.O, Scou ~vedo,
and Hammentdn. claul~. A n n W a 11 e r , L I a d a
Holl 1 lander , Darla
three-.-eet 0 inlermlulon" of our own.
But !Int, alDCe the lalesl RUOll ii DOW, U they &ay,
llJJIOry, let'• lake 1 loot •t llODle of the lllghli-1111 on Ormi&• County 1t11e1 over the pul nine montha.
Wllat kind of Ii aeuon wu it! Wtll, mucb of U could
Coming to
Disneyland
have been written on carbon paper the way varlOUJ UtUe Pat Paulsen, comedy's
theaten found thmuelves cfoubllng up on not only_ the unsmiling lai.i"~ rn t. i e r ,
Chapman. who appeared Abobrook. Unda Shaw, Bet..
a1 Jud ~ the recent South te Glles, SuJao P I e 1 e t ,
Cout lflbt Opera .~ssocla· Jorpa Joos, Mariani Hofl,
tion of 'Okl.lbOma, 11 c1st Jan P e a r 1 o n Mettditb
u lbe Frtl!dl planltr Emile . Mill<r. Pam Tr.;,., Jooepb
·de Becqut. Broclerlcll. Jerry Uaey,
Terry Danne. vocal mlllic Cary BJ rt b . Jerry
director at Marina l:U~ Grauanami, Julie Stoddard
School, will play Lt. Joe Ml.sty Termollkn, S t e ' ~
Cable. The co~tdy role of ~~o~n~·vc=r~aod~P~a~t~R~and~aU~. = newer releases but IQIDe o! tbe old standard.J u well. .,,
The reiplnl encore =Ion or the year was b<ings bis !lpOcilll brand ol
••Never Too Wtl, •• wblch its way to four com-o r 11 i a a I h u m or t o
mwilty thuter ateie1. Othen lib "Luv " "Barefoot in !:'°J1~ ~~·,:~ks~~~· the Pert," "'Ibo Amorous Flu" and •11.e Derk al the
Bloody Mary will be done by
Chris Salaiz, while Stan
Throneberry -who t>la1ed
Cable Ill tile firot OCC pro-
duction in 1956 -will ap-
pear u Luther Bil.lll.
Playing tbe netlve &irl
. . .
f u .1/t';z
··~·
Top at Ibo stain" uw two pruenlatlona 1piece. c:.:'~~ ~~;
ONE CERT1'1NTY IS THAT this seuon, eel the and o th r •tralgl!l·faced
one 1" foDow, will enrich playwright Neil Simon's routln., h • vault<d him to
alrudy bulging bank 1ccouot .. the little theaten jostle • top run on comedy lid·
!or openhlJ Dilbt poiitiODI on °8arefoot" and "The Odd der, wW appear nightly on
Couple." Another Simon product, 11Sweet Charity," goes . l,be Tomorrowland lt£oge.
Liat will be Karun Pang, 1a HELD OVER
on the boards at the Laauna. Playhouse tb1J summer. Featured with hlm will be
The cream of the jUJt.ftnilhed crop wu shared by Lulu . British stylist and .. hit
Laguna and the Orange Studio Theater. Laguna of the motion ,,plctur,e To
mounted the best drama Of the aeason, "Slow Dance on Sir Wtth Love. Lulu~. CW-·
. the Killin& Ground," followed by Oranie's "Medea," rent ptotler1~ 11 Best
while 0~11'1 "Lu.V-' proved tbe top comedy, of Both Wondl.
closely pursued by "Barefoot in the P a r k" on the Tlippilla oil tbe· p<oeram Laguna stage. for next W'lek'• variety
"'"""·-.._.. revue are tbe Four vWC< y•-uctloos in this comer'• evaluation ol the Frllhmea, whi>ll ur·ap-"'P 10 for Ufl .. were, lll~beU.;al order, "The peaUng a P. pro a ch to
Amorual Fla'' (F'Dllertoa tenf, '1A Vlew From harmony hU mD them
the Brtd11" (Lqunl), "G1111 Dolls" (Rancbo Com-!on&<tme f....ntao on
native of Hawaii who also . "Sound of M&ttJcn
played Uat in a Marina Continuous Dlily
High production. 0th er I 2 PM.. 5:20 ·.IM
fe•;ed ,.: will ~ ak••1F.~~~~~~:_:::~::i1
Coast Seeks
1956 Cast
Of 'Pacific' munlty Players), "!be Llltle Hut" (Costa Mesa Civic reconla, TV and penoeal·
Playbonee), "The Night of the Iguana" (Fullerton) and apptarance circuits.
"The Petrllled Foreat" (Huntlnlton Bucb). Sbowtim., for "On SUf:• Orange Coast College is
OF THE 37 PRODUCTIONS staged by nine com-U.S.A." an 9:U and II p.m. lootlnf for the orl&inal cast
rnunity theaten 1n our baliwick throughout the season Monday through Friday. of "South Pacific."
24 bout ~thir•-edi In I ded · "Country Music Jubilee," -or a """' .... -were com es. c u 1n No, not Mary Martin, Ez.io this number were a. trlo of m1dleuon musicals on the Dlsneyland'i weekly focus Pima and that crowd_ the
Laguna, Fullerton and Rancho ltagea. ~in~ re~ni;!~s~~~ cast in question is the one
The Laguna Players came up with a season vastly Ste and 1..1A11 Improved over the previous year'1 overall offering. us--wart "_..y Bee to from OCC's 1956 . version,
Jng the tried and true directorial talents o( Kent the Tomorrowland stage the first summer musical
Johnson, John Fenacca and Doug Rowe who had Sundy afternoon. ever presented by the col·
mounted excepllonel producUom In the put. Johnlon'1 loge.
11Barefoot" produced. a regular aeuon bOx Office record T Pl Lucian Scott, who directed
1" maldl bls 111111m1er cbompton, "Stop the World_-I CCll ay that production and 11 otag·
Want to Get OU," in 1966. -.........___ lng the current rendition as
Nostalgia was the theme for the Huntington Beach T ls S t well, hope1 to present the
Playhouse's season. No play OD its itinerary was less ryou e 1966 cast OD stage openning
than 30 years old and all four productlonl bad three night, July 31.
words in the tiUe -"Boy Meets Girl," "Night Must It may sound like a fairy One cast m,ember is cer·
Fall," "Two Blind Mice" and "The Petrified Forest." lde, but it's anythiD1 but. lain to be there -Stan
The latter clearly wu the highl!O>t of the year. Thia wu the word from Throneberry, who played
WHIL• THR•E·WORD TITL•S ....... ill vogue at =lo~~ttCi~~il'!'u°"!:· ~"!r.'~~~~:i;~ ~
Huntington, the Orange Studio Theater almost built a she announced auditions ror show.
season around one-word plays -"lAlv," "Medea" and the tttn division pfoduction OOer j)rlnclpals in the '56
"Lullaby." The mold was broken with ''Nobody Loves of "Brother Goose.". vertion were Joyce Auguer
an Albatross," after which the theater again was deac· Tryouts for teen-agers (Nellie), Grant Bet t 0 le t
tivated, _hopefully not for good. se~king parts in the William (Emile), Betty Stromquist
ReVIvals made up most of the season at the Costa Davidson comedy are (Bloody Mary}, Dick
Mesa Civic Playhouse, but the 1late ended with an scheduled for Monday at Rotsome (BIWs) an di'=========='
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EXCLUSIVI llACH
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COLO• qi' A\\IS} Orange County premiere. "Three Bags F,ull." Of earlier 5 :~ p.m. in the Community Merilyn Thomas (Liat ).
vintage were .. The Girls io 509," "Dark at the Top of the ~ Center auditorium on the These or any o t b e r ..... nDILllll
""°'""'fMT? ,~,,~;;::::::::!:::::::::::::::::::::::::~! Stairs," 11Tbe LttUe Hut" and "Claudia.'' Orange County Fairgrounds. members of the 1956 cast
The Fullerton Footlightera enjoyed an ambitious . A o.ast of three bo)'1 and are requested to contact
aeason highllghted by well staged production1 of "Flea" eight i .lrls b required. The OCC information officer Don
and "lg_uana." The Rancho Community Players of play will be pre~nted A~g. Jacobs at the college or Lois
:Mission Viejo cbmpleted their fint year with a auc-16 and 17 Dl the Commuruty Lamard by pbone at 962·
cessful musica1, ''Guys and Dolli," heading the 1euon'11l=Ce="='•=r=. =======~==· =======.I credits.
Objective assessment of the Weatmilllter Com-
monity Theater seaaon is a trifle dlfflcult since we a~
peared tn two of Its shows and directed a third. The lat-
ter, "Summer L!fi~~g," opened a new playbou1e for
Westminster, re · · g a seven-year goal
THE LIDO ISLE PLAYERS predictably staged a
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pair of large cast comedies for their two-show season. plAjiTH CENETTURY-Fox PFIESE.NTS Comedy also was the keynote for the San Clemente Com·
munity Theater, with the exception of a fine production
of "Dark at the Top of the Stain."
At South Coast Repertory, where production con· of .... E ~
DOORS OPEN 12:ll P.M.
tinues to renect the high standards of this professional· In
level company, th~ season finale of "A Streetcar Named COLOR IY DELUXE _ -·-
Desire" and its Kredecessor "Macbeth" were so
th PLUS COMIDY CO.HIT~ auperlative that SC goers almost forgot that e com· IOD sr11G11-u1 UMICI IN
pany opened its season. and its new Third Step "NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY"
Theater, with something called "Big Soft Nellie." IN COLOR
Being number two, SC1''s Second Step Theater tried1~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~if I harder, and this was reflected in a compelling pro-
duction o! 0 Hail Scrawdyke," which topped the season
at the Newport theater. The experimental nature of its
productiom givu the Second Step an "off Broadway"
unage when compared with the '\lptown" the1ter in
Costa Mesa.
Last, but by no means least, the South Coast Light
Opera AllOciation rolled out an excitini "Oklahoma" as
its second annual production. That was the 1eason that
was ; we'll ... you again in Augiat.
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Anti Lander•
NewsMight Beat
You to the Altar .,
Opeta Dell11 JO to IO; s ..... 10-7
DEAR ANN LANDERS:. I'm In love !or the very
flrtl time. Tim I• 35. I am 29. Neither of us have ever
been married.. It's as if we've been waiting for one another all these years. '
Problem: When 1 wa1 18 I became involved with
a 1roup of bomoseXUll1. Many were older than I. Some were hllhlY ,...
1pectecl profesll0na1 peo-
ple -creative and Inter-and we want to 1•t married
e1tlni. I ran with this rilht affay."
_prowa tor two years but lf 1 told you w1 wtrt.n't
' lnaintaino4 my o t h e r lbock and dl'1appolDltd I
friend1hlp1 also. After would bt lying. But we
awhile I decided I didn't daclded to hold our heads
want to live In the shad· hllb ll1d do tile beat we
ows. I decided to gtve up could. Our dtulht•r and the
my homosexual friends boy 11ked. for a church wed·
and go completely din(, wblte iown tnd all,
straight. but wanted only tile im·
I c o u J d n' t a rrord med.late family present. We
psychiatric http 10 I went to agreed.
my ml.n1Jter. He gave me Now, several of our
the ltrength and cou.rage I friends have mtDtJ.oned tbey
needed to break away from have heard rurnori thtit our
my homo friends. It waa not daughter is pregn¥t. I have
easy but I waa determlntd been evaSlve but realize I
• SAVE ON SUMMER· SHOES
' .
Our Beg. 3.88
t~wln the battle and J did . mu1t say something soon ~
Queltlon: Should I tell because the bride will be ~
Tim? I fe el he would still ahowlng before long. 1 love me and it would not Any suuesUons a.a to bow
jeopardize our wed din g to e1plain the euly arrival
plans. What do you say? -of our flrtt grand.Child? -
LUCKY AND TI!ANKFUL T.N.T,
S111uiav 011r11 . 2.88
DEAR LUCKY1 Tell lllm. DEAR T.: No bride who
Bllt doa't be 1wprlled U be II " .. owlq" 11aoald wear a llrea(J' non. SU<b la-wblle bridal ,.,.. ud, ao
torm1Uo11 llu a w11 ti 1et-f1r a1 I bow, tlley are aot tlaf oroud. maklll& brl4al '°'"'' In 1tna1b' recommend matenlty atyle1 -yet. The
that yoil Ilk )'OW' pby1iclaa &randclllld won't be early.
for re1dla1 ma&erlal oa The kid• cot married late.
homo1enallty. You (ud Mab ao apolodtl. Your
-&bOUIUdl of Gtben wH It.EAL frteadl wlII DOt bring
have written to ma) do not up tbe 1ubject. A1 for the
Dow U.. 'dUferenee between 0Uler1, tell &hem bable1
1Mtmo1exaa1H)' and bl-sex~ always come wbe• Utey are
•allty. Tbere'1 aa eaormodf ready -ud 1ome are
amount of lporance on this ready IOODer thaa otben.
aubjecl. DEAR ANN LANDERS :
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm 28 yun old -not
several momhs 110 our beautiful, but I've been told
dluat>ter <•1• 20) and her I am lnlertll!nt loolting. My
steady boyfrtend, who is a hulband wa no Sood ao we
very nice chap and comes decided to lift apart. I
from• fine f.amlly, tokl .us! ·won't go into detail but l
aa Collowa: ••we art sorry it could write a book about
had to happen like this but that stunk. At present I'm
there's a baby on the way liviJ'lg witb..-fny mother who
takes care of my two
dtlldren while I work. I am
in no hurry to get a divorce DEATH NOTICES
BEEBE and neltber is my hulband.
Mtlvln J. tteM. "-' 1.c. of "'6lS Kl• My problem 1. that I am
''"' YMl•lw. lurvlvM 1111 •'"• -•-1 • ....._, 1trotMr, Lvthtf" .c. tryinc to meet some nipe sffbt. Jr .. C•• MKei twe ti.i.~ .,,, me·n·~• ha·•~ ·no l··'k. MD. Qltnot 1Nr1l11 I nd Miu MIM -Y--. .. ., stt~. eost• MtM. Strvl«" ,....,, Almost ev•"PV evening I go to $11'1.lrdeY, 1 PM, .. u BrwdW•Y OIU-•. -1 •
,1, w1111 1t111. Andrew Andt,_ lltl'k l-a Utile bar where there 11
111.... 1ni..,.,,...1, H•rw 1t111 ,,.._ .. A_Aln E·-... ...;;;...,. goes mlll191 P1rto:. Ofrteftd llY "" lrOIO· uaAK; I· Y"'• 3 ..._.
.,.,. Mor1U11'Y. 110 •"'"'*"'• cai. fine until the guy notices my
MIN. DESCHENES wedding ring. When I say
J..,.tt r. o.tchtMt . .a." .._ " s.1 I'm separated tbey don't
w11111 '°'"' lt•d. cwi. MtM. iu"" believe me Do you think I vlllH by Wiii, LOUIM A. 0.dltllbl •
two -· J•"'" t:. ,,... '""""' •· 1hould leave my ring at °"™nes1 """ b!'ott>trt.. Ectward. ho ' Pl d . Jllfln 1r111 ll'llUkl; tour 1i.1era. .a.1111,-, me . ease a vLSe. -
A11to1.,., v ........ •rlll "-· s.r-HILDEGARDE. vie., Moi\dty, 10 AM. Bell 9roH-
•IY ~I. Wlltl lln. ll.ld'l•nl Dunt ..
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Cmll MIU.
BALTI: MORTUARIES
Corona deJ Mu OR I-HSI
Coata Me11 Ml I-UH
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
111 Broadway, Cotta &1111
LI WOI
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
cemele7:J: Mortuary
1111 Pactfte ~~w Drive
Newport Beach, CaWomla
144-Z?DI
PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
DOME
DEAR HILDE: Not only
should yoa. leave your ring
at home bat yoa 1boald stay
at home with yoar ring.
11Separated" 11 still mar-
ried.
ts 1lclltloU1m 1 •IMIMT How un
It'll •lcdlof;c .. lf"Mltd? •• ll'llrt •
curw? lllH ""-lloalllef "AIAl'loll1rn-
H-tl'ld Htl'-" tlV l.nn Llnckra. I!,..
cl-3$ Ctflll In cllln with ywr ,.,..
llUHI Intl I I_, lllm"°'d• ""'*
dreutd tflvtlOPI.
Arm L•l'ldlr1 will be v11d lo i.t"
YOY wlltl YOUr •rotileP!'lt . Slnd 11\trn
to 11tr In ur. lll' 11'11 DAILY "ILOT,
IMlmlnt I tl1rnM, i.tlf·tdlll"tllled "" ..........
Quiz Taken
For Census
'7901 Bolu Ave. Census Bu r e a u -m.
WeltmiD1&er ft3.35Z5 terviewers are a s k i n g
8MITH S MORnlARY Orange County residents
• questions raoarding their m Main st. •• e1111t111ston Belch em'J)loyment and unemploy·
LE M5St ment '1Us Week.
The ques;lom ... part Of
WESTCLIFF MORTUARY Ille bureou'1 m o n t h I y
Uf E. 1~ 8&., Costa Mesa population survey ta k e n
•• &181 1lmultaneoualy throughout
WESTMINSTER the nation to-gather Up-to-
MEMORIAL PARK date information about tbe
M-·ry Ir C.mete~ United States populaMon . • , ... Cbapell "# Households to be in·
14111 Beacb, Weatmbllter tervin.'ed are part of a
Sling-backs in colorful straws and palents; fla t
or jow heels. Sizes 5 to 9. Save '1 ... Chars• It!
hr Beg. 1.47
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34 qt. Polystyrene picnic chest with sturdy alum!-
, num handle. Keeps foods hot or cold.
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Our Beg. 57c
Aqua .Net .in .regular,
hard to bold or unseen!·
ed. Holds ha!r ID place
, .. even at the beadl.
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24-IN. MOTORIZED
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• THAT
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O.r Beg. 9.97
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24" motorized grill with ·round metal pt.lnted hood,
2 posltlcn spit, adjustable ratchet grid, ~v.i·· rubber
wheels and sturdy l" plated steel lep. Jun MY
"Charge It" at K marl
Our Reg. 33c Qt. Charcoal Slarter Liqaid .. . .. . .. %4e
UJnlted Quantity -NCX!O oold to dealers
Bring .the family!
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Our Reg. 97c
66'
Short sleeved shirts In
fine cotton broadcloth.
Your choice oI solids, r
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290 CT. PAPER PLATES
Our Reg. 1.46
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Per!ect for picnics backyard Bar-B-Q's.Economicat 1lze
package of 200, 9" white paper plates with fluted edges.
Sa1e priced at K mart where )'(IU can save on p1cruc
needs .
Limited Quantity-None told to dealers
1961 Moon
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SUNDAY ONLY
94'
Comp. @ 1.91
One day only! All avail-
able 1968 model car kits
at this low low K mart
price. Hurry and Savel .
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Ideal for Jong or short
trips. Steel on wood
frame, nickel plated hard-
ware.
14~ oz.* "Off"
INSECT RiPEUENT
Our Rog. 1.33
57«
Sunday Only
Protects against mosquitoes
up to 5 hours. Won't stain.
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27"172" AIR MATTREsS
•
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Relax on this 2 valve, laminated vinyl a1r mattr..,
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denim surfers. 100.%..SanCorized. ~11 waistband
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Our rt.,. 1.17 sac
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Sblelds car finish against ·
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60-YARD ROil OF
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ting, a n d general
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Hello once agaln, boys and
glrll, and welcome to a buoy
saturday morning In Uoc.le
Len's Comer.
The mail bag was really
brimming thls week -you
kiQ.o really socked lt to old
Uncle Leo in all the con·
tests.
CONGRATVLATIONS to
Randy Hog31l, 8, ol Costa
Mesa. whose question in the
Ask Andy contest won rum a
world globe this week. Ran·
dy's question, "What makes
a Mex.lean jumpillg bean
jump?" is answered today
on this page.
Many of you boys and
girls are still sei;1ding 1n pie·
tures the wrong size, and
that disqualifies them from •
consideration. So to Kathy .--::::,-,::'.:':"~:;;;;::::;;;:::::':""...,..f-;~ ~:r::~ II ~:d ~~~cl1~ ~·::,.g:.•·~-::-:.-~ ... ~.~:=::~~~2~}· :X~:.~:::2:f~f;';:~:;~:.,' • I
Halloran and Josh Peasley,
be sure to read .the direc-.------------------------------,!
lions upder the wTnn.ing pie·
t11 re before you se nd in your
11cxt entry.
A WALK IN THE YARD
As J walked through my
back yard
I felt a cool breeze nibbling at my side;
l saw cold water rushing out
of the garden hose
Just like a small waterfall:
I heard the rw;tung of
leaves
Like school children
whispering to one
another;
\Vhen I came inside, I
thought -about t h e s e
things,
Glad that I had passed the
school grade.
-Holl'Y SPtnOtr, 10. PhottllX. Ar!r.
THE DASIY
I had a little daisy
So yellow and so white,
I want to know if that's the
kind
That closes up for the night.
Snd so I lay awake one night
To see if it was true,
And when I fell asleep too
last
And then I never knew ;
I lay awake another night
, · To see if it was true
* PRIZE WINNER * Tills \'fetk's contest winner is Mia.ureen Sweeney, 9,
474 Cabrillo St., Costa Mesa
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you
do: (!) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5\!i Inch,. wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not "°PY or trace
picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put :your name, age and addreu
on bock of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len'a Art Conte.t, Box UiOO, DAILY
PILOT, Co!ta Mesa. Winner will rKeive Kennedy half dollar.
H 0 NORABLE menlion // /}1 //
wiMers in this week's art ,-----Laro{ 6 Lorngr------,1
contes~ are:
Cheryl Zook. Fountain RIDDLES AND JOKES
Valley; Andrea Baltzer, 61,2,
Corona del Mar ; Kevin
Baltzer, 9, C-Orona del Mar ;
Craig Wolfe, 71h, Newport
Beach; Leslie Shaffer, 11,
ll'unti.llgton Beach; Marta
Mowery , 10. Laguna Beach,
and Stacy Ward , 9lh, Costa
Mesa.
Also, Bobby Faeser, 10,
Mission Viejo ; Mary Schick,
11, Laguna Beach: Robbie
Roubian, 8, Newport Beach:
* PRIZE
WINNER
Dear Carol: How do elephants hide in
strawberry patches?
•>tu!d 1111ueo1 '!•tfl fU!lltd A•'t.1. :.1eM1uy
Dear carol: Why should soldiers be tired
on the first of April?
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·: : 'But then I fell asleep again
I still don't know, do you?
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Peggy Welton, 11, Fountain
Valley: Sherri Price, 10,
Costa Mesa, And Fred
Nichols, 10, Costa Mesa.
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Dear Claro!: What kind CY! animals eat
with their tails?
TRAVELS
It's summer, time for a trip;
Let's go to Europe a bit.
But, oh dear, the food isn't what we're used to,
The be.ds aren't the best, the prices are too highi
So long to Europe good bye.
Hmmm, let's tcy Hawaii. We hear it's nice,
Beautiful islands ol sugar and spice;
We'll try Waikiki •.• it surely was a nice trip,
Don't let this good luck slip.
My, my; we've forgotten to use a local campground;
State parks are nice, as we've found.
Good. luck can't last forever because it was dusty
and hot,
Whew, we're bome j th,anks a lot.
Now let's try grandma's for a week,
It's bound to be fun,
And sure enough, it was, after that last trip
We all suid, every summer is a good one
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What mabl a MWcaa
bean Jump?
A bean ls a vegetable. And
everybody knows t h a t
vegetables an not supposed
to move around b y
themselves. It ts against the
niles for a sprightly bean to
jump and frisk about. But
those funny little Mexican
beans do indeed hop and
jump.
The bean gets its jumping
power from a UttJe grub
that lives inside and uses
the Mexican be.an as bOth a
hou.se and e Pantn. His life
, began when his mother laid -, egga in a number of bean
blossoms. l..Qter the flowers
faded and changed into
~. Eadl moth egg
hatched Into a grub and
stayed right inside a bean.
Tbe bean grows, and 10 docs
the grub inside. Now and
then the grub needs to ex.
ercise. It ~II• up and 1ud· • d<nb' uncoU1. lU 1prlngy , ~ let:IUJJ-up exercises jerk the
. bell\ 8IJd tile beOll baa to
hop !tom 1pot ID l(>OL
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TbelO whopping O'Nlunls
live in 1tre&m1 that .Oow
lhrou#b thick 1 t e a m y
j!Jllgles. They give off jolts
of electricity and the water
around them is charged with
electric power. It can be
fatal to touch one, and a
man may be stunned just by
swimming in the charged
water around them.
Today's question looked
rather easy to answer. Andy
began the search by looking
through all bis books. They
did not help. He tried more
books from libraries. Still no
help. next he talked wilt! an
expert at Marineland - a
place where they keep all
sorts of fifihes end other
creatures in suitable tanks
llf water. This expert knew
a lot about electric eels. But
ht could not answer today's
question. Wbat's more, he
thinks that no other expert
knows what would happen U
two electric eels touched
each other. They might give
oU powerful electric shocijs
a11d kUI each other. In arty
case, it would be risky to
chance it. So only one elec·
tric eel is kept in a tank.
They never take Ole chance
cf putting two togethef' for
fear thal your question just
might have a 1ad .anawer.
The powerful electric ffl
11 really a snaky·looking
ftsh, Often 51.x feet long. lie
enjoys llle tn the lazy
atnanu aroum the Amoion
River of South America.
Here It Is hard to study hls
hablll and hJs ill• story. '
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Dear Carol: What is steain?
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D.ear Carol: What shoemaker makes
shoes without leather?
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Desr Carol: Why did the jelly roll?
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tht Joints 6) Legend
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answer CS Didn't 23 Bloodmsel m1kt It 25 Ptrtnt, 47 Sl.tps over
of 1 sort • fence 21 Emest 41 E11cludt Th011pson 50 P11fo .. for . S«ton, the first time
fot on• 51 frtftch 30 Golf club school
31 Product 5? Dances melodlous 53 House-scunds kttper's
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ANO SHE KNONS WHO
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,;Track Greats · at Coliseum fov Olympic Tri~s
By.GLENN WHITE
·ot ttlt D1Ur l'lltt lllff 'nr,-
LOS ANGELES -World record
holders, ex.world record holders,
Olympic .ehamplons and potential
Olympic c\Jampions head a corttlngent
of m track and field stars wbo'll coo·
'. ''i verge on the C.O.U.Seum track this af.
• • ternoon .ind Sunday for the United
~tates Olympic Trials. Field events
begin at 3 both days with opening
"Ceremonies at 3:45.
·• _ The extravaganza brings together
:~· finest array of American track
.~&lent ever fielded oil.one ov.(11 as eom· ~ lietitors seek, 0-~. o\t .the Yank ... ·team which Will compete in tbe 19th !· • •
Olympiad 1n Mealce City tl>ll October.
The first tbree finishers. will elm
1pota on the squad, altho""1 they 'll
ha\'e to protect their places .with con·
Unued class perfonnances in high
altitude training this a\.IJUDer at Lake
Taboe'1 training alte.
Representing the Orange Cout area
in the Coliseum show is hammer
thrower Ed BW'ke, three·tUne national
~u champion, American record
tht'ower with-a _toss-of...23$-.11 and a
memt>en of the 1964 team which com-,
peted In the Tokyo Olympics. ,
· Burke will) be dueling old toes Hal ·
Coanollyt a-world record bolder and
Rains Havoc Wimbledon
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WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -
Roy Emerson of Newport Beach slosh·
ed to a :l-S, 6-1, 6-1 triumph over Alex
Olmedo of Los Angeles Friday j.n the
third round of \.be rein·trobbled
Wimbledon Open Tennis tournament.
In another third-round match, Rod
Laver of Corona del Mar knocked off
Marty Riessen of Evanstoo, W., 6-4, 3-
6, 7..S, 6-3. -
It W·as another day ol heavy rains
.and only the center and No. 1 courts
--of the 17 selected for Friday's com-
petition could· be ti&etl.
,,._ Officials said the t o u r n a m e n _t ,
' normally deCided in 12 days, definitely
.: ··~ould run into a third week. At least
~ 151 matches had been postponed by ~ ~Thursday night because of the steady
·· ·rains. Only the center and No. 1 courts
· : '"have tarp ,covers.. .
The matches w~ almost as dreary
~ as the ·Weather and the biggest 2p·
· ··plause ·of the early afternoon came
·. w}len the sun peeped through the
rrom: Los Aageles, U, 8-1, 8-3, 7-1 in
~ethlrdrouod. ·
The years-and a backhand that
obstinately refused to go
right-eliminated the 40-year-old pro.
Metreveli, only a youngster 0( &iX
when Gomtez turned profeasional, was
unspectacular but steady.
Gonzalez In bis finlt two rounds had
thrilled the fans with his complete all•
court game, but the m a t c h was
played in a low key and only in the
10th game of the fourth set, when Pan·
cha pulled out all his artistry to avoid
going down 6-4, did it come afire.
It was a sad day for Uncle sam tmtil
Arthur Ashe, the 24-year-Old plafer
from Richmond, Va., came through
wltit a 6-1, 6-2, 9-7 victory over
Mohamed El Shafe! of the Untied Amb
Republic. ·
Staff' Cleared ~ Clouds btiefly. .:::~ .. Emerson seemed to adapt himself to . ~e soggy condi\ions helter !ban · A. : t ·1 -· Stat ·:~.Q~edo •. a PeniviM: now coacbilJg in · . o.wa ' . -e ::....CJtliforru:a. ~ ·, ~ ,
Emerson, Olmedo~ and 1.aver are
.. professionals with the latter seeded
·.No. 1 in the tourney.
!Cl'lll,.. Olympic champion, Geor1e
Freon l.lld a dozen other top atars . .. Burke, with a ·best this seuoa of 222·
2, ls the lavorite 11 hlB il>Jund shoul·
der ls completely·okay. C011Dolly'1 top
throw of tlle year IS 22U.
Eveey event Is overf1owtng with ex-
ceptional talent. Feature matches
however are the 100, .00, 110 'hurdles,
high jlOllp .and pole vault.
In the 100 are atarll~ Greene, Jim
Hines and Ronrue Ray Smith -the
~ speedsters who Tan a world
record"9.9 last week tn Sacramento.
However, they don't tirure to match
that time in today's beats or Jinals oo
lhe·)r-lilY ''°" COllt;eum lrack. The 400 brlnp· Lee' 'Evans (45,0),
Vince Mau..... ('5,0), LarTy James
(45,2)_, Ron Freeman (15.1), WllYDO
Collett ('5.t). '
Oollett opinOI that It will ~ub'o a
4U te 1'lll (the g!ol>ll mork II 44.5)
and that "·' w1ll be needed lo llnlsh among !be top three,
Other llnab today feature George
Young, newly crQWned American
N<<ri bolder (8:30,5) for the 3,000
m-st~echase; a stirring battle
In the 6,000 between Utile Gerry
Lindgren (13:33.8), power rumier
Tracy Smith (ll:t0.2), --
: ; • .-t Alexander Metrevell, the 24-year-old
~· .ftussian No. 1, 5COred the biggest ~ '1pset of the tournamen\ so far "'' ~ ll'.lusting Pancho Goru:ales, eight seed .. .. . . < .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~-
~S, _Io~a {AP) -The Iowa State
University Athletic council said Fri·
day-an exhaustive investigation has
exonerated coacties of allegations of
racial discrimination from Negro
athletes.
In a letter answ,erlng diarges of the
black student· 'org~on; t h e
faculty-student eouacll oatd it wilt cO!J-
WORLD RECORD H!lLDER -Tommie Smith is a prohibitive choice
to gun down a swift field in' the 200 meters in the U,.S. Olympic
Trials this weekend at the €oliseum. Jim ):lines 'flgtires to be the
cine! tlu'eal to the world record holder. • ~ ~ "*··
Mc VEA., CHA.~D . -;-111ent te l,µst'twd•Yl\·tl:Le'1'~thletes' eight r " ..,., .z11 ~· .• ·i" .i~ 'J.-:;--~· d~!Wetes"'t~keatened ·to
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., WITH ASSA.ULT boycoet sporta. at ~-Big Eight school, flf"C er . w . s
• ~L • 1 b:Qless ·all .1beir demands are met by . · ~-~~~HOUSTON (AP)_. Wa~etr"McVea, A\ig. 1. .
: 'former University of Hoiiston : star But the council ·.did agree to two Golf Bullseye fial.fback , has ~n released on '400 demancb -that the Negro · athletes be ·,
::.~nd after be.mt chalged with .ag. referred to as blacks or Afro-..
gravated assault. Americans and.that a Negro counselor A a -
Miss Bev.rly Davis, 20, filed the be hired to.work with black students, t eveland ··'<."Omplaint in Justice of the Peace The black student organization, in a .
Hugo Toucby's court. lilt of grievances submitted in May,
Police quoted Miss Davis as saying demanded that, among other things,
"s·he and Mcvea, 21, got into an argu· baseball Coach L . C. Thmn and
ment Thursday and that Mcvea beat, trainer Robert C. Bjllings ·be fired or
choked uid kicked her. forced to change their attitude toward
McVea signed a professional con. Negroes and that basketball Coach
tract wilth the Cincinnati Bengals of Glenn A1lderson be forced to chang•· t~e American Football League. his "despotism and p r:.e ju dice s ' ' toward Negro athletes.
J.'o _,Stop Dodgers
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_!'Bat Night' Backfires
;:. As Aaron Wields Bat .. -'···.
; LOS ANGELES (AP) -Milt Pap.
~pas pitched a four·hitter Friday night
·:and Heriry Aaron hit his 15th homer
-as the Atlanta Bray_ei defeated Los
Angeles 3-0 before a bat night crowd
of 51 ,747.
Pappas, 4-S, won a pitcbJng duel
1rom Mike Keldcb, I;t 'W'hose fourth
Wring err.or helped the Braves 6core
'the only run they needed.·
After Tommie Aaron drew a walk
, wi'tli two ollt In the fourth, Marty
•Mertinez groun1ed back to the mound
l'•nd Kekich dropped the ball in the
act of throwing to firsl i -The misplay-set up a nm-scoring
1,bloop single by Sonny Jack.son ~
Keldch's infield out. But Pappas re-
tired Willie Davis on a pop-up.
The 'Dodgers are back in action to-
night against the Braves and wind up . ' .
Docfier Slate
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JUl'le 30 Ood90trl YS Alllnlt lf:SJ p.m. KFt (MDI
J\llY I tl«!Hrs VI $1. Lou15 ''" P.m. KFI (6«1) J vlr 2 DOd-. YS SI. Louis 7:U p.m. KFI (6"10)
July J Docl99r1 VI $1, lei.tis 7:Up.m, Kl'I (640)
Julr • DOdl8n YS SI. LOUii 12:5$ p,m. KFI IUll
the three-tame aeries with a single
encouDter Sunday, afternoon.
The Dodgers were back at the .500
mark by viiture of the loss, sporting
a 38-38 log.
CLEVELAND (AP) -George
\rcher shot a blistering six-under-par
;s Friday and took command of the
· ~110,00> Cleveland Open Golf Touma·
ment with a 36"1lole total of 135.
The rangy Californian, at 6-foot-6 the
tallest player on the circuit, held a
one-stroke adv.aotage over Tommy
Aaron at the halfway mark.
Alrcher regiJtered.' sj.x:' birdies in a
brilliant exhibition m the 6,742-yard
Lakewood Country Club layout. He
11hot a 70 Thursday.
Archer', who says '1l'd like to be the
best putter on the tour.'' needed only
'D putts and one-putted nille boles.
The 28-year-old Ar<Eer, a pro Ollly
five years, picked 'up bis birds on No.
6, 9, 10, 13, 14: and 15. He had putts of
15 feet for birdieS on two of those
boies.
Aaron, a papular Georgian who
never bas won a tournament, held the
lead briefly when he oame in wltb a 66
after an opening 70. Like Archer,
Aaron also rang up six b.irds but took
a bogey on No. 18 when be drove into
the deep rougtl.
Two strokes back of the leader were
Argentina's Roberto de Vicenzo and
Dave Stockton. Both had identical 69-
68-137s for the tourney's two rounds,
At 138 were Gardn'er Dickinson, the
defending champion here who posted a
68: rookie Bob Dickson, w1lo shot a 66 ;
young Wayne Yates, who carded his
second straight 69; Don January, who
scored a 67, and Rives McBee, who
fired a 67.
1500 FAVORITE -Villanova's
Dave Patrick is the choice to
win the 1500 meter run in Sun~
day's Olympic Trials finals at
the Coliseum. !Hs besl tin)e is.
3:39.9.
VID -(IS :39.t) *"I Ult O\ylllJll"
d>llnploD Bob -(~). -
Field -i. todo1 bring tocetllor
-Id -P.UI -bolder !laDdy -; rour 17-i.ot pole ' vaulter•, Javello boPlfuis tod long jumper1.
Co-bolder of the globol ... , jump
1tandord. Ralph Boston, II a doubllul
el)trant However. Bob Beamon (27-4)
will be on htod and ls only thrff.
i'1Jurthf of an inch &W&1 from tbe
-ld beet.
Dueling Sunday !ft tbe 110 blgb
burdles are co-bolder of the world
rec<ri Earl McCulloucb (IS,2), Leon
Colomoo (13,4), Erv Hall (l.t.4), Tom
Wbite (13.S) and u ..... --lf llat.. -!
' Sunda1'• bigb Jump brlnp ......
U ...,. who have cle--loot with r.rmer Santa Aaa ValleJ llltb
f1uh Ed 0aru111er. c1-2> .,...., ,,.
favorites .
Lillie Wade Bell goea for bnU In
the 800 -. lilt Hfetlme -ol 1:"5.0 wu,aet at the CollllWll a ;,ear
ago IOd Js ooty a teall ol a aocond off
the American mark.
He churned aa tU'f 1:4&.S a -· aco in Sacramento. 'll>ree -In
tile field for to<1ay'1 qua111y1nc -
r1lll under 1:'7.0.
Complete List of Stiirs
Competing at Coliseum
Saturday's Slate
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AMElll:ICAN RECORD' 13:llt.O, lob Sdlul IMl•ml, D.. UnlYl'l":llty), lt6'11 Gtny Lindgren (W•lhlnetcn Stell), Ju"' :;.oJ.';:o (Pllldln1: 13:33.t, Llncllilrtn, ~ .. 25, 1'6&. ).
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Ge!TY Llllld1rtn 13:33.1 S&IM Ven Nelton 13:'1.4 13:,,,4
T!'Ky Smllh 1J:•l.O 13:«1.2 Urry Wleaoreti; 13:j4.:l 13:56
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Angels' Long Journey
Off to Streaking Start
WASHINGTON (AP) -RI ck
Relchardt'1 ~ ball fell for a run-scor·
Ing double In the lltlt lmJlng, giving
the California Angels a 1-0 victory
over W ubington and a sweep ·of their
doubleheader Friday nl!lht.
Jim Fregosi's three-run homer
powered tbe Angels te a 4-1 victory In
the first game,
It marked the start of a lengthy ro•d
trip fo r the Angels, who are acbedulec:l
to play 12 games In 10 days.
Jim McGlothlin, who pitched nine in·
Dings, and. winner Marty Pattin com~
bined for a six-hitter in the nigbtcep as
the Senators lost for the 13th time in
their last 15 games.
Washington reliever·Darold Knowles
walked Cbuck Hinton and · Don Min·
cher to start the lltb.
Reichardt missed two bunt at·
tempts, then sent a lazy fly into short
left center that dropped between
Frank Howard end Del Unser as Hin-
ton raced home, breaking . t b e
scoreless tie. , e
McGlothltn pitched out of a bases-
loaded, none out bind In the ninth
before J,avlng for a plncb-lll1ter in !be
lllh.
Senators' starter Bruce Howard
gave up .teven hits before &fvinl way
te ~~l~e~llbti.e nlnlh with a
triple to right center and 'McGJotblin
walked Frank Howard imd Mlt4> Eps·
teln intenUonally, !illlng the basil.
Ken McMull'"1 tben grounded Into a
A ... el Si.ta
June 29 ...., .... d W""9111ften 1ft2' ...... ~ mOJ vt:-30 A"8lfl d W111hln9!M lO:U *.nt. KMl'C
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double play starting at the pillla, md
Bl1l Bryan rolled out to flrlt bufm.en
Mincher.
Jn the opener, Frego1l'1 hom.,,
. following singles by BObby Knoop• and
Vic Davalillo in the third kming, Md. a
run-scoring single by Mincher Jn, the
eighth offset 6 lhree·run homer bf .,.
Senator.' Mike Epstein, • t~ Henry Aaron hit his 496th career ~mer off Kekich with the base1 empty
; in, the eighth and Felipe AJou poked a
•run-scoring slltgle_ 1n the ninth. l Pappas allowed only one runner to
, M)vance as far as third. ZoJlo Ver-rt;an,. blooped a double to left will> one
, •~\ in the fifth and · "'°!' third on
Behan's Bomb Scuttles East Stars
Rookie Tom Murphy had lbut out
the Senaton on three hitl uatll' the
e!flhth when he walked FlWll>; Ooalno
and Bernie Allen before Epstein'• two-
out homer off the tiPt &id
acereboa-d drove htm 1""'1 lbo -
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ATLANTA (AP) -Gary Beban, the East put the ball on the one and Billy
Hei!man Trophy wlnne:r from UCLA, Stevens, quarterback from Texas-El
led the West to a 34-20 <fict«y over the PaS-O, plunged over for the score.
East Friday night , with a key A crowd of 21 ,120 saw Larry Caoma,
touchdown pass Jn the Qiache1 All· the powerful fullback from Syracuse,
Ameri'can football game. turn in a brilliant perfwmance that
With tile score tied et 20-20 and less earned him the award a1 the Most
than five minutes to go, Bebo com· Valuable Player. He aeortd twice for
pleted a '4-yord acerlnf peaa to Ken the EMI on one-yard burlla up !be
0,... of ArlJiona s-. wbo made a mlddle.
tensational leaping catch. Csonka set an endurance record for
' The West quietly added~ the game \\ith 26 carries and gained 88
score alt« Ptlil Odle of • Br am yards =bing. The 2$-poUnder allo
Young recovered a fum by caught three passes for 41 yards.
a-gll Tech'• Kim Kina on !be Eul It was a duti moot ol the way
23. bolw..,. Beban and GN!g Lladry ol
A pu1 lnlc!er.-e&1l .gainat th• v.o.,ad>usetta, 1!llo were th•~
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quarterbacks most of the way .
Bevan ·htl Rick El>tr of Tulsa with a
ZS:Yard touchd~wn p~ss ~arty Jn the
third period that put the West out
front 20-H.
However, an Eutern drive that
covered 78 yardl In 19 ploys and eftdOd
In Coonka'I toucb<lon tied lhe .pme
2MD.Jlmmy Keya ol MlU!sllpPl was wl<!I witb hll txtra polo! klCt. ·
Then the West toot Cliar1<, 1ri1h
Bebll\ brillg!ng the cillb'dOirn tM fteld
70 yardt !ft three plays, climaxed by
tile Wmlnc too• w Dyer,
Beben wound ap wtlb II COlllp;etlClls ~ i.,: :m ~. ttjo
The game was marred by an Injury
to Notre Dame's Kevt'n Hardy, the
East punter e.nd a defensive end.
He suffered aa Injured right ankle
when ho w11 knocked down alter pun-
ting in Iha third period, and did not return to actioa.
Landry comploted -~ "°""s for llO yards. • _,,_
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DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITY -W,hen it comes to size, southpaw Ed
Bane can only show 5-foot·9 and 155-pound credentials. However,
when it comes to individual efforts from the pitcher's mound, Bane
is currently one of Ute top hurlers in the District 29 American Le-
gion ranks. He'll be t~e startii;ig hurler trus aftem~n when Na·
tional League leader Midway City treks to Los Alamitos.
Complete List of Stars
Competing at Coliseum
Contlnu.d From Pag• 9
SNOT PUT
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WORLD RECORD: 71-S\IJ In., R•!Mly ,...._ IUSAl. Ae~l n. 19'7. Col!H• st.tton, Tix.
ER IC.AN REC.ORO: Sims. Al '' ,.,,, cipent ... .... ). ....
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WORLO lil ECOlilO: 17·1'!4, P1u,il W!lllOll fUSAl,
JuM 13, 8tktnfltld.
AMERICAN RECORO: S1mf.
P1rttclNllf '61 let Al ... TlrM
0tnnl1 Phllllpt. 1W\lo · 11·1
Mii Hein
1!11 S.rrtl1 Jim EllltlmM
Lest« Smith
Fn!d lurlan
Ltrry A1hlW
A.l'w:IY St.lllM
Bob Slover
Mike Ft1n11Mn
J.tf Ch111
(IMV Ctrrl•n
Jan V1u~hn
Dick lttll•btlck
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Phll Shlrl<'llck
Mf1>n HOPklM
Tom Chilton
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G1yle HO!>klM
Sien ROYlltr
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110-M•T•lt HIGH HUltDLll
WORLO ltECORD: 13.2, Mlrtln Ltutr !Wts! Ger· rne "v\. July 7, 1tst, Zurlef'i1 L" Ct!houn (USAl.
Au11. 21, ,,Joe, Bern, sw1ner1111<11 £111 McCullD\ICh
CUSit.\, Julv 16, lffl, MlnnHPOUs.
AMERICA,. RECORD: Lee C..l"°"n !USA), -.uo.
2\, lffll. Be,11 5wltrerllnd; Etrl McCufloudl (U5it.),
Jul'!' 1,, IHI, MlnnefU>Otl1.
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Jeff H-1er
Leon Coltm.n
Elfl McCutloudl
Tom W~l1e
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Miki Ktl!Y
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By RAY PLIJTKO
CH "'"' DlllJ Pit" llaff
MJdway Qty continues its stroog bid
I« ill flnt-e.ver appearance In the
.Amerlcau Legk>n post.,e111son basebaU
playol!1, but the front.runners will
have to sidestep two teams bunched In
the mJddle of the pack thJa: weekend to
maintain that pace.
Manager Gene Loomer's club cur·
renUy leads the National League of
District 29 by l * games and a pair of
credit slgna: are a must this weekend
for the are.a team that plays its home
outings at Westminster High School.
However, Midway City will open on
the road Saturday, trekking to Los
Alamitos for a 2 p.m. encounter.
Souttlpaw Ed Bane will toe the rub-
ber for Mldway City in the scheduled
nine·innlng contest, the curve-ball
.artist who fa shioned a fine record in
pacing We5tmlnister Hlgti School into
thJs year's CIJI' playotts.
Sunday the Midway City crew rolls
out the red carpet to Anaheim Rude,
with another left·hander 1n Phil
Macartney expected to start for t.he
area club -also a 2 p.m. outing.
Although far back in the standings
-loth place -Newport Beach can
make matters easy for the Midway Ci·
ty team as the Tars take on a host
Anaheim Kohne team at 4 p.m. Satur·
day.
Anaheim Kohne is currently berthed
in the third spot with a 7-4 ledger.
Sunday finds Newpoct hosting dMen·
' West-Grove Ties Again
.
Connell Razor Sharp
In Connie Mack Mop
By ROGER CARLSON
OI lilot D•llr Plltt Sl•ff
Connell Chevrolet racked up its 10th
straight Connie Mack baseball victory
Friday night ·with a 4·1 win over San
Clemente on the loser's field.
Other baseball action had Mission
Viejo upending Kauffman and Broad
Marina, +3, at Golden West College
on a three.run homer and West-Grove
settling for a tie with Tustin, 3-3, at
Fountain Valley High.
Huntington Harbour and Brea were
in volved in the other league encounter
and host Brea. Huntington came out
on top with an 11-4 decision under the
lights.
For West· Grove it was its third
tie in 11 scheduled games this year.
The West·Grovers (3-3-3) had tied
Tustin earlier, 2·2, and a like score
with Marina in the first game of the
season.
A "triple·header" with Tustin at
Boysen Park will be scheduled in the
near future, with the two deadlocks
picking up where they left off and then
the regular scheduled third game !)f
the year.
That night will most likely make or
break West·Grove's season.
Lt took a two·out gifit pop-fly single
for West-Grove in the bottom of the
final inning to get the tie with Tustin.
Tom Boyle started things off with a . * * *
single for West·Grove and Mark Al·
legrezza and Ruly Membrila walked
to load ithe bases with two out.
John Carroll then hit a hig°b pop. ny .in the direction of third base and
the ball fell untouched to score two
runners.
Membrila was out at the plate try.
ing to score from first on the play.
Mission Viejo scored four times in
the third inning to log its <J.J verdict
over Ma rina.
Marina had enjoyed a one·run lead
when the roof caved in via a three.
run homer in the third.
The J80.foot homer to left field came
with two ollt after Marina bad walked
a batter intentionally to set up a force
at any base.
Connell's victory was wrapped up in
the third inning when the Costa Mesa
nine notched three 1 runs on double,
single, two walks, an error and a pasis·
ed ball.
Wayne Schrader picked up the win,
going four innings aod allowing one
run on two hi.ts. He 9truck out three ..
Brea struck for eight runs in the
first inning to drop Hunlingtoa Har·
boor for the count.
Sports in Brief
dine champion Santa Ana van., at 2,
but the Falcons are a far cry from the
team that advanced all the way to the
Area V playoffs Jn San Dle10 last
season.
Over ino the American Le1rue of
District 29, there's anotber tight race
involved aa pace·settfir La Habra is a
mere one-halt game in front witb it.I 7 ..
3 record.
However, the sixth place team in the
standings (Buena Park) is 1Ull in the
race for all the marbles, sbowtne just
four losses.
Winner of the American and Na·
tional leagues will meet in a best.of·
three playoff !or the Dia:trict 29 Utle,
the winner tllett'advancing to the first
step of national play.
GLENN WHITE
Sports Editor
UNBEATEN CARDS
OUT TO PAD LOG
Fountain Va 11 e y will host
Westminster Sunday afternoon a 1:30
in quest o{ its [ifth straight win in Na·
tional Baseball Lea.gue of Orange
County . Site is FV High School.
The Costa Mesa Comets (0-4),
meanwhile, will travel. to El Modena
High School to battle La Fonda at the
same time.
Fountain Valley's Cardinals are led
in the hiting department by Dick
Hesler's robust .571 avttage CS.for·
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Over Threat of Strike
DETROIT -Representatives of
owners and players or the National
Football League met under a shroud
of secrecy at a country club near
Detroit Friday ln efforts to settle
player complaints and head off a
possible strike.
"I thought this was supposed to be a
weU·kept secret," Vince Lombardi,
general manager of the Green Bay
Packers, sald in amazement when a
newsman arrived at the club.
ball and basketball 1tar 30 years ago,
died Thursday less than 24 houri after
his son, James, died of traffic acddent
injuries.
'Gentry ba1 been recoverlAg from a
heart allmenL He suffered a heart at.
tact at hls borne here 100• after mat·
lng preliminary arraniementl for hl1
1oa's funeral.
For County Clash
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That Initial site would be M•~
Park in Upland, which will ho«! the
winners from D11trJct 22, (San Ditto)
and District 25 (Ontario-Upland •ta) u well in a double elimin•tiOD
tourney.
From tht:re, Jt'I OD to tbe llaie
playoff.I at Yountvllle. _,. !
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Mldwtv Cl'l'f' l"uUtrlofl Dodltrll '~ 1' i' Ii l i j~.
Bucs Gain
Top Berth
In 2-0 Win
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remained. virtually Jetter·perlect in
the Metro League baseball. ranllis Fri··
day night as the talented redhead
hurled Ward's Pirates into the shah!
of the loop lead. · · · ·
Dunkelberger hiked hiJ personal
skein to 4-0 on the year as be loMo ·
tered. just five ruts in pacing the Qr ..
ange Coast College entry t!c.t a 2--0 de·
cision over Cal State College (F'ul.lit;::
ton) at La Palm-a Field.
However, the major test for U).t':
Bucs comes at 2 p.m. ·Sunday when
they host Santa Ana College et the.
Orange Coast College diamo-·
teams entering the contest with ~f!t·
records. ·, ·
Golden West College, which was idle
Friday, moves back into action at 7
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p.m. Sunday when the Rustlen ~
Long Beach City College at Shafter Field in Santa Ana. ·· ,.
As for the Pirates, they had all ~
necessary credentials in the first iJin:
ing against Oal State, plating one run
on but one safety. ·
J&Se Flores ignited matters with
a single, advanced. to second on a
passed ball and pten moved up an ..,4.,.
cllttonal 90 feet when Mike Balley aM
Rick Seibert logged back -to -bad'
walkJ. ..
Cal ,State's catcher then attempted.
to pick Flores off third, but big throw
sailed into left field and the Pirates
had the Jone run they needed. ··
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negotiations but Gordy said he might
issue a statement after meeting wittl
the owners' representatives late to ·
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Rough Water Test
1 Entries are now being accepted for
the 18th annual Huntington Beach
rough water swim. a Southern Pacific
Association (AAU ) sanctioned event
billed for July 6.
Four divi.sion-s are scheduled , com·
prising junior and senior men t.nd
women.
Further information and entry
blanks are available from Mrs. Glen
Belshe, P. 0 . Box 123, Huntington
Beach. You may also contact herat
SJ6.266S.
COSTA /UESA GYM
OPEN TO ACTIVITY
Costa Mesa High School'• gym wiU
be open from noo~ until 4 p.m. today
for free actJvl.ty.
Under the sponsorship Of the Co&t.a
Mesa City Parks and Recreation
Department. the gym will be open
each Saturday until Aug. 19.
The City ii also taking appUcatioos
for a women's slim and trim progr•m .
Interested women who have had
previous experience in physical edu<:a·
Hon of modern dance should contact
the recratJoo oUlce, 834-.m'J.
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MINNEAPOLIS -The American
Basketball Association, seeking to flnd
solid ground lo compete with the rival
National Basketball Association, an·
nounced Friday that the ch.ampion
Pittsburgh franchise will be moved to
Mlnneapolls·St. Paul this fall. ......
MOSCO\V -The Senior ·Soviet
basketball team beat the United States
Olympic team Friday night 91·80 and
won the championship of a four·team
tournament . ......
PORTLAND, ORE. -Dale Gentry,
50, \VashJngton State University foot·
Football aelections continue to
limelight the summer's sporta sceneo
with coach Jim Coon o{ Marina the
latest to name his squad.
Coon will be pulling the reins for the
South All·Stars in this year's Orange
County North·South grid classic at
Orange Coast College.
Area players named to the South
squad are Eric Patton, Jim Berg and
Carl Hernandez of Mater Dei ; Rod
Graves of Tustin ; Ray Ricardo of Cos·
ta Mesa : Greg Hansen, Rick Breeze
and Charles Meyerett of Westminster ;
Doug Casey of Corona de! Mar: Mike
Tamiyasu. Rick Whlte and Mike Cor·
rlgan of Marina; Tim BuUer of San
Clemente and Al Per lee, B 0 b ..
Wickersham and Ray Hunt of Hun.
tington Beach.
Others include Steve Hill, Man
Whitaker, Rick Deckert and Jack·
Mi ere of Santa Ana ; Dennis Port.er aad -
Greg Coleman of Orang:e; Dave
Buckholtz of Santa Ana Valley; Mike.
ruce of Santiago and Joe Silva of
Bolsa Grande.
Alternates are Jim Blower (Santa
Ana), Steve Galvin (Mater Dei), Tom ·
Rogers (El Modena), Gary McGinnis
(Santa Ana Valley) and Paul Coz
(Foothill).
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Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost Pct.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit
Minnesota
Oakland
Clevelan d
Baltimore
California
Boston
New York
Chicago
Washington
47 26 .644
J8 33 .535
37 34 .521
39 36 .52ll
36 34 .514
36 36 .500
34 35 ,493
3'1 38 .449
30 39 .435
28 43 :m
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911
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14
15
19
St. Louis
Atlanta
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Clnctniiati
NeW York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
Johnso11· & Son
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600-700 W. COAST HWT. NIWPOIT ICH.
541-7751 MZ.0911
Won Lost Pct.
% 28 .622
39 34 .534
40 35 .533
38 38 .500
33 34 .493
35 YI .486
35 :n .486
34 36 .486
31 41 .431
31 42 .425
GB
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1968
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Cal Poly
Sxiteen students from the
Orange Coast area have
received degrees fr o m
California State Polytechnic
College at San Luis Obispo.
They 8I'il Earl Perry
Kupferman, Diane Marie
Stanton, Terry R i c b a r d
Stanhope and Le I and
Stanley Stebbins of Newport
Beach; Raymond B. Smith,
Corona del Mar; Gaius John
Sh.aver, Irvine; and Jennifer
Chisholm, El Toro.
Those from Laguna Beacil
are Lawrence E d w a r d
Deane, Kathleen M. Gibson
and Stuart Elliott Goodell.
Huntington Beach students
are Richard Nelson Frost
and Doreen Marie Williams.
Cost.a Mesa graduates are
Richard Frederick Allen,
Richard Linton Brunson,
Jeffrey James Cozad and
John G. Macy.
Lido Seaman
Now an Ensign
James J. Carroll 111, son
of Mr. and Mn. James J.
Carroll Jr., 332 Via Lldo
Nord, Newport Beach, has
been commissioned an en-
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verslty. He will rePort to
tile Naval Supply C«ps
School in Athens, Ga., for
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SawrdU, Ju• 29, 1961 . IWLY l'tlDT JI
Broad1noor-1Bon1es. Open in Turtle Hoek ·
The grand openln1 of 1he lint In·
cremen1. ot a 287-unit community of
Br'oadmoor Hoafea in Tuttle Rock,
located on the Irvine Ranch by UC
~ lrvine and the sea, was ianD040Ced to·
day by builder-developer ' Rlch.aril B.
Sniltb.
For the first: time on thti Irvine
Ranch, Broadmoor Tur¢le Rock
t.:yers have the apUon of purchasing
t'.:~ land with their home. 'llley may
b . y th e land at the time of sale, or at
e:1y time during the tenn of a lease
wJ ·h option to buy.. · s •
This '10,000,oOO community· is ttle·
second development of the pl:amied . . .
Th1acco Gets
Huge-Ranch:
Land Parcel
' Macco Realty· Company bas ac·
quired $10.5 million of ruch land in
Northern' aind 59qthern California to
be devetOpfd llld maitetea as recrea-
tion and sVcond home property.
William C. Baker, president of Mac·
co, 'said toct8.y that his company is
establishing a recreatiOn property
diviSion to hardle all acquisitions and
conceptual planning for this specializ·
ed market. The new division ·will be
headed by H. L. Caldwell, executive
vice president and general manager.
3,900 home Turtle Rock park and
residential area aa ouUined in the
future (>!alls of the Irvlne Ranch.
"Broadmoor Homes community
may be best described es located at
the top of . a pyramid of park.s, with
each descending level larger, more
comprehensive than the one1 above."
said Scott Biddle, vice.president of
Broadmoor-Homes.
First. r e.' i d e n t 1-automatically
receive lllembership in the Turtle
Rock Communit~ Association Recrea· floe: .center. Tbtir private facWtie1
within the communW:;f include two 1 ~
acre park• and a five4cre park.
'i
llesldenta will enjoy two owlmmliig
poolo, volley ball couru, o --U
court, two tennis courts and children's
play areas.
The park·like setting has been main·
tained througbout the community. For
example, parkways are up to thtrty•
feet wide, and landscaped d i v i d e r
strips are included. on major f(lllds.
Second, the perimeter ol Turtle
Rock-ia encompassed by a proposed.
300-acre County Park.
Ttte ever-expanding aports and
cW.tural opportunities at 1he Uoiverll•
ty of California nellt door represent
the third level of recreation. Residents
..
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may choose from plays, lectures,
movie claalc1, even adult educallon
or gnldU1te study as well as typicil
universLty sports events.
The ultimate re ere a tio na lop-
port.unity at Broad.moor is Its pro-
xlmty to Corona del Mar, Back Bay
and ttle sea. The beginning of coastal
beaches, a world of waterfront and
ocean sports are 0about five minutes
.away. _
''Although recreation ls plenWul, the
second emphasis iat Broadmoor, Tur·
tie Rock, is privacy ... with each
home an istanCI of &imple elegance,
.secluded from the outside world by
wood fences and .an all-encompaasing
wood and masonry wall." Biddle aaJ.d.
"And the homes are the ultimate in
Indoor-outdoor living; the ' indoor
rooms join the outdoors tbroU'gh walls
of sliding glass ... the outdoors offers tne privacy of indoor living because of
tbe atriums and the perimeter fehce.
Every foot of home and lot are fuJly
useable."
"As an example, Plan Five Is a four·
bedroom, three-bath, two·stQry home.
It bas the charm of a beach house, but
much more room . Indoor-outdoor liv-
ing has ·been bullt·in, with double walls
of sJjdlng glass in the epectacular llv·
Viejo Project
'
Int room, the lonnal dinning roi>m
and the hua:e lamUy room."
Additlon.al leat\S'M of all the horne.1
include cu1tom fireplaces, stained
wood-beam celling, decorative
custom-lighting fixtures, 100 perct.nt
nylon carpeting and fully --kJtchens.
Broadmoor, Turtle Rock prlce1
range from '26,950 to '37,950.
Designed by Morris and Lohrback,
AJA, T\.t!tin, the development lies:
south of Santa Ana and the Santa Ana
freeway on Culver Drive at Campu1
Drive. The San Diego and Newport
fre~ways are nearby.
Mission .Ri~.ge
Models .Opening
Opening ol. the modeh 0( Missioo
Rddge -the largest, most luxurious
homes ever offered in Mi$Si0n V!ejo -
was announced this week by John T. '.¥artin. vice president of marketing
and salets for Mission Viejo Company.
"Since Mission Ridge was an·
no.unced earlier this spring, we have
sold approximately one-quarter of this
limited offering of 42 homes," Martin
said. "We are parlicularly gratified
that this happened during a periOd
when. rising interest riates caused a
• dramatic slowdown on-most sales in
the $35,000 to $50,<KX> bracket,-due to
the rising cost for families selling
their present home.
room with a wall of glass ope:airlg onto
a sheltered side balcony. This balcony
has two additional walls at gIU1,
which look down iDOO the two · story
tabiily room and the two.story entry,
The Mission Ridge mOdels are at
26021 tfont>anoso Drive. Taite the San·
ta Ana-San Diego Freeway to La Paz
Road, cross the bridge into M!s1ion
Viejo, and follow the golf course direc·
tional signs.
Final Homes
Being Offeraj
Macco has concentrated pri(lcipally
on home and community development
since inc~tion in 1954. These opera-
tions will be continued through a
residential develq>ment division.
Largest of the newly acquired pro-
perties is a 14,CXX> acre section of the
Hollister Ranch just west of Santa
Barbara. This includes approximately
eight miles Of ocean front.age, ~X·
tending westerly along ttie coastline
from Gaviota Pass.
FRONT ELEVATION SHOWS 'NEW LOOK' OF CONDOMINIUMS BUil T BY MONTICELLO HOMES
"We fuink the plain and simple facts
are that Mission Ridge homes offer
outstanding value in their price ra~ge and that they are so exciting that Previewed just two weeks ~go and
those who came · to see them were with mOOels open only one week, the
A second property is 6,000 acres of
the Price Ranch near Redding in
Northern California. Thia is bordered
on two sides by the Sacrammto River
ar.d Cottonwood Creek.
Also included in the company's
recreation property division will be
f :e Bryant Ranch in Orange County.
Tl1e three properti94 t o ta 1 ap-
proximately 25,<KX> acres With a. com.:
bined estimated worth ot '17.fi rD.Ullon
in their present wxleveloped state.
Bryant Ranch wu acquired. two
years ago by M~co and currently is
under study for. potential use as a ·
sp"Jrtsmans recreatioo area.
Baker explained that the major pro-
peti.y purchases for recreational
development were made alter ex-
tensive research and planning by Mac·
co.
·'The ever-increasing detisity of
urban areas and the pressures of
today's living have created a demand
for recreation and second home prop-
erty w h i c h is. not being fulfilled,"
Baker said. ''nlls has created a
market which bas been given little
recognition unW the present time.
"For several years, great emphasis
h!ls been placed on the manufacturing
of pro:lucts for recreation, but cor·
respondingly the development Of pro·
perty for recreation and sec<>n;d homes
has not kept pace. Because of our
company's broad experience in pro-
perty acquisition, development and
marketing, we believe ourselves well
resourced to diversity into this field."
Macco will continue to headquarter
its staff operations in Newport Beach.
Macco Reillty Company is a wholly·
ov.r.ned subsidiary of Pem-Central
Corilpany.
Rancho La Cuesta
Sales Mounting
At Huntington
·"People like living near the beach,"
reports B!Jd Fricker, Sales Manager o(
Rancho La Cuesta-Huntington Beach,
"and as much is reflected il\ our sales
which now stand at $1,290,QQO,/' " Rancho L a Cuesta-Huntington
Beach, located at Hamilton and
Bushard Streets in Huntington Beach,
is a development of Frank H. Ayres
and Son, Inc. of Newport Beach, a
homebuilding and development firm in
business •for 63 years.
"Young families are moving here,"
said Fricker, "because ttey are less
than ooe mile to Huntington Beach
State Park, a strand that offers all the
recreatiooal amenities an ocean,
sumhine and cool breezes needed for
fun and health."
Rancho La Cuesta-Huntington Beach
also is near Newport Beach, ooe of the
recreation ports residents Of the
development find attractive r 0 r
launching their boats, going deep-sea
fishing and taking ocean cruises.
Every year, says Fricker, the
rest8'UJ'&flts in Newport Beach are
given awards for outstanding cuisines,
and the shops are loaded with
merchandise from many ports of the
world.
Rancho La Cuesta-Huntington
Beach, closest to the beach of ooy ma·
joi-development in the area, has two
to four bedroom homes priced from
124.IXX> to $29,990.
1 YORKTOWNI OFFl'S TWO-STORY LIVING ROOM ,
strongly motivated to buy." final eight homes are being offered
Condominiums Take On Among the exciting design features' thls Sunday at the popular new Ha·
that Martin cited were : exceptionally cienda Homes group at Del Cerro
spacious one·story p\ans with over homes in Costa Mesa.
New Look at Monticello
2,600 6Quare feet and a two-story plan Priced from $21 ,45(), the Hacienda
with nearly 3,100 square feet; ex· series offers to buyers both FHA and
tensive use of sliding glMs doors, Veteran terms and. tncludel features
orienting most bedrooms to patios and usually found in only more expensive
decks; end . panoramic views of homes. the developen, George M.
Missian Viejo Golf Course, Oso Valley Holstein and Sons and' Harry A.
and Old Saddl.ebaCk Mountain. Berger potnted out.
Monticello Homes has juS"t taken on and complete exterior maintenance. "But, without a doubt," said Martin, The three and tour bedroom homes
a new look and buyers have been Monticello Homes have ·been priced at "the most exciting si.ngle feature of stress low monthly payments that
flocking to what is considered to be $20,950, unusually moderate when the homes has been tbe king-size may include landscaping, sprinklen,
one of the best buys in cond('m.in.iums location, luxury features and year' muter suite in Design III, our block wall, built in nmge, oven IM'ld
in the,.N.filwport Hari:>or Area. round exterior mainten·apce is taken ·dramatic two-story model. It has to be disbwasher as Well as Government ap·
To -date, 90 ~"e~ of these two into consideration. ~ one .Of the most luxurioue · master proved wall-to-wall carpet.
story, two bedroorhi •with •den, three 111 The cMonticeUo4 Townhous~ also suites ever offered in a production To reach models from Coetili Meea,
and four bedrooml1uxury Townhouses ~ qualifies for th e Walker and Lee house. Jn addition to the really large t.ake Bristol · just put Bater to
have been sold. Guaranteed Trade Sale program. bedroom, it has an exciting sitting Paularino (White Front) and go right.
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refurbished the Private Clubhouse for
its members and ·its graceful col·
onnades entrance makes an im·
pressive sight to visitors. The recrea·
tion privileges inclode twin heated
pools for pool parties, ping pong, and
dance floor for summer evening
parties.
The Newport Harbor aree growth
pattern has placed Monticello Homes
in the center of community living.
Close by is the Harbor shopping
center, the South Coast Ptaza, Orange
Coast College, Newport.Mesa Schools
and the public golf course for the golf
enthusiast.
The homes include luxury features
such as a 17' master srute, deluxe
built-in kitchen, well to wall carpeting,
Luxury Features
Mark Yorktowne
Sales at Beach
Sale8 at Yorktowne are continuing to
mount steadily, especially since the
recent intrOduction of the "turn key"
merchandising concept, which is ad·
ddition to the marry luxury items i·
ncluded in the sales price · making the
homes completely ready for im·
mecliate occupancy now includes a
free tree. ~ • Luxury features 1n the "turn key"
program included carpets and drapes,
lawns, and rear yard fencing, ac·
cording to Frank McFarbnd Sr., head
Of the McFarland Company, sales
agents. McFarland pointed out the
buyer is spared the normal c a s h
outlay at the time o{ move-in, with
ese items already instaUed, and in·
ded in the purchase price of the
ho e.
In it.kin to thls actual cash sav-
if)gs , avorable financing progrems,
which Jude special VA terms allow·
ing to purchase a home with
absolute no down payment, have
also been a big stimulant to sates.
Priced fro $22,995, to S27 ,400, the
homes may . lso .be purchased on
equally favor le FHA aod con.
ventional financ1 g.
One of the m t popular features
with buyers is th "bonus room." a
un!inisbed area tha can be utilized in
a variety of ways to suit the lndJyjdual
needs of a family -and changed as
these particular needs change over the
years. Another favorite with families
is the now famous Patio Kitchen, a
proven favorite in earlier Shields
developments. Y o r It t o w n e alao
Yorlctowne is localed on the West
side of Brook.burst A venue opposite
Constitution Avenue ~n Huntington
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Real
Estate
Questions
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Comment
By
'RandaD McCorillo
· ftHltor
I h•ve • question ,...ardlnt second trust deeds. I
bouoht • triplex in 1"4 and ·assumed • HCOnd trust
clMd, the existing on the property. I solcl this property
In 1966. The second I hacl o11sumed was p.aid aff o1s p.art
of the deal. I cerrled back • 1ceond trust clHCI for my
buyer.
My que1tlon Is: Do the people I aolcl the triplex to
have to fMY the full •mount of the-ucond trust deed if
they Hll tha property? Or mo1y someone el•• that they
cleclde to sell to o1uume the second trust clffd, just pa,y•
Ing me the p.ayments ••they are now doing?
N. J. J ., Cost• Maia
No. There is no all-encompassing law that states
that a s&cond trust deed must be paid in full ii the prop-
erty is a:old. You can, however, provide for this at the
time you are selling your property. The statement u~ed
to provide this is commonly called an acceleration MISSION POSSIBLE -Luxury is the key word in this weekend in Mission Viejo (See story, PaJe 13).
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erty is sold or transferred or in default for any reason.
you can demand full payment of the money that is owed
to you and is secured by this trust deed.
Reagan Signs
' Brokers'.Law
Gov. Ronl!a· Rea1an bu qned Into low a bill which
will requin tl>e completion·
, of college level courses to
real estate law. and real
-le prllC(lc~ begilinln( 111
1970 !or ~salon lo-lb•
proctlce · of ri!al eetale
brol<mge. l!ba bill adds an
,•ddiUoaal •·co u. r &.>e ·-t'e-·
quJrement In. IQ)l>m;.9&1 ml finance, bOginnlng Jn ·l972. '
ln·s'igning the new piec~.~ ,
· lel1B'1at1bd;-lhe · governot:
complimented tile b i 11 ' s
author, Sen. W•lter Stiern
(D-Bakenlleld) and tlle real
estate industry for their e:
ffoits to··ralse the standards
for admislion to the~ prac-
Uve of real e '! t a t ·e poHeH a knowledge of the
brtlkerage. law and a skill in the
The· bill was sponsored by managei:nent of ~ h e s e
California Real Estate Com·" transactions that wil,l pr°"
mitsioner Burton E. Smith:. ~vide t!te degree of prote~tion
His department is within ttie to wbtcb eve~yone_ls ~ntitled
Business '8.nd Transportation when entrusting his life sav·
Agency headed by Gordon ings to another's care.
C. Luce. Both Smith -and Stiern em·
• . My po1rant1 retired In the ••rly IMO's with quite •
: "<4,)fCJ Income·. Since then, bec:auH of lnfletlon, my f1th·
: llr h.1 been forced to return to work. Inflation and tate1 : ; :.re 1lowly but surely lessening my tetJrement fund.
::'After working •s hard a1 I h•v• all my life, when I r ..
-:Jlre I would like to stay retired and not have to return
: · 1o work because the dollar has lnf .. ted o1nd my pur-
.:~ha1lng power gre•tly diminished.
Custom Homes Set for Laguna Niguel
In sJgning,the bill, Reagan phasi.zed that the addition of
em p has i zed that the the prerequisites co ntained
ultimate benefactor from in the bill will not deter
the bi.O. would be the public. qualified individuals from
"The increased competence entering the real estate field
of those in the real estate because the courses are
profession as a result of this ava\Jable at 76 junior CO·
legislation will in turn con· lleges throughout the state,
Ten new CU5tom homes, providng the ultimate in wardrobe closet doors, wet na N i g u e 1 community is· tribute to the protection of at 13 state colleges, at
four of which are now under comfort and convenience bars, completely equipped indicative of the increased the public in real estate private colleges and through
construction, are planned will be included. These will kitchens, and many more. activity planned througtlout transactions," .Reagan s,aid. Univel'6ity extension pro·
for Vista Del N 1 g u el, the include complete carpeting, Re si dent s in this the master-planned develop-"This is a field of growing grams.
fully-tiled sunken baths, and fashionable communily may ment now that the coastal complexity," the governor They also Pointed out that
prestige golf course com-glass enclosed ~r stalls, join the private El Niguel freeway route hes. been ,said, addi ng "transactions the courses could be com·
munity in Laguna Niguel. central vacuum ' systems, C<luntry Club and also the resolved and work has handled by brokers fre-pleted easily within the :-S. C. A., Coste M•••
·: There is an answer to this creeping financial Joss
: of inflation and that is real estate. Land is practically
::the only invesbnent that does not wear out and de-
::'.preciate. Land is the only commodity that we can not
m ake more of. Land is more and more in demand be-
All the home-a: will be off telephone jacks throughout. Monarch Bay Club, the started on the first in· quently involve the life sav-period of two years in which
the fairways of the cbam-TV outlets ready for con-private beach club at crements of the North ings of the individuals for an indiv.ldual mU6t perfonn
pionship 18-hole El Niguel nection to the underground Laguna Niguel. American Rockwell facility whom these brokers act. as a real estate sale1man
Golf Course, witll two of the TV coaxial cable, cedar·lin· Godwin said the new con· in the northern portion of "It is only right and pro-before 'becoming eligible for
luxury residences facing the,_:•::d__:c.::l°"::::t.::s,__:fu::ll:_.::nurr.::·::..:•r::ed::_...:slru:.::.:::cti.::'on:::__1.::·n__:t::hi::•__:La::'.'.gun=a:_...:L::•:'.g::un::•::.::N~ig::u::•l::.. _____ ::_P•::r_...::lha=t-t::h::es::•_...::in::d::iv:.:i.::duals=:_...:.::•..:B:.:r_:o.::k•_:r_•_Li::.'c.::en..::.s•:.:· __ _ course. at the 11th green
• ·.cause there are more and more people every year. and at the 12th tee.
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Stocks, bonds, and utilities fluctuate according to mar-
ket pressures, man-made errors, and many other fac-
tors, but land is always with us.
When inflation comes and pi;ices rise, so does the
price of land, but unlike other investments it does not
wear out before you can sell it at a profit. If all prices
go down, so will the price of land, .but the money re-
cei ved will buy as much or more· on a deflated market.
So again, your best hedge againSt inflation is land.
EO!TOR'S NOTE : R111d1U R. McC1rdl1 11 1 -.C.I te11'11r, pr1slclt1tt Of the llHI
Estuers, Piii prtS!dettl of !ht Newport turbor •• Cos!t MHI 8o1n:I "' ll.111!0>"'.
1 real 1111i. lttCher ti Or111111 Coll! C011f9t, Ind dlrtc!or ot t!W Ctllf'Drnlt
Auoc:lt llol'I o1 RNI E1t11t l•1etian.
State .Realtors' Group
Backs Tax Limitation
The California R ea I
Estate Association over the
weekend threw its support
behind the Watson tax-
limitation initiative whi'ch, if
qualified , will be on the
ballot next November.
Robert W. Karpe o £
Baker-sfield, CREA presient.
announced that the board of
directors of the 46,000·
member association took
the action June 22 during a
meeting at the El Cortez
Hotel in San Diego.
"This means," K a r p e
said, "that we are urging
our 176 local real estate
boards throughout
California to work actively
in their communitie& in sup-
port of the proposal, pro-
vided it qualified for the
ballot."
The initiative is in ·the
si'gnature-gatheting s t a g e
with 520,276 valid 'voter
signatures needed to be filed
with the secretary of state
by Sept. 3.
The so-called Watson pro-
posal, named for Philip
Watson, Lo6 Angeles County
assessor, would limit real
property taxes after July 1,
1969. to 1 percent of actual
cash value for providing
property related services. In
addition, it would limit pro·
perty taxes for p e o p 1 e
related services (education
and wel!are) to 80 percent
of base cost, reducing that
by 20 percent each year un-
til eliminated in 1973.
The homes were designed
by Arthur R: Shiller, A.I.A .
of Laguna Niguel. and will
contain from 2,300 to 2,800
square feet o( living space.
Jack Godwin, vice pre-
sident, marketing and sale!,
for Laguna Niguel, said the
homes will range in price
from $50,850 for a three·
bedroom, two-and-one.hall
bath h<lme. to $61.850 for · a
f i v e·bedroom, three-bath
home. Three.car garages
are planned for all homes.
The homes are beinll ccn·
1tructed tiy Laguna Mesa
Bulli:ters, headed by Bob
Russell.
Each home will have a
distinctive e;.terior styling
and custom floor plans. and
numerous luxury features,
Hotel Sale
Postponed
LOS ANGElLES fUPl) -
A Los Angeles firm seeking
to purchase the Aladdin
Hotel in Las Vegas has
postponed its annual
meeting to allow more time
for preparation of proxy
materiel.
Parvin-Dohrman Co.. a
hotel operator E..·nd equip-
ment supplier, announced
Thursday the m e e t i n g
sched.uled for Aug. 14 was
moved up to Sept. 2G.
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MONnCILLO TOWNHOUSE
too
Uw the Life of Lewy. far
aab' $103.50 ps Mondl _ ... _
a.Ir' a b r1 1 a fN1101f from the ocean, w~ 909/ di•ae • «
an,ti1r1.-ill tbe heart of the Newport,t..torbor '•.a. • Ollly $20,950
I 1 u.mg...,_,;o... Jftaller bedroom suite, 2 w/ den OI'
S 6 4 ~ doooble pnge. .,-'r00111d exterior main-
, r a..del w baih in kitdtCG. w /w carpeting.
.._, •......i _ ..... fwi-'-ed twin pools foe pool p11rtiea, •c • paic 11 r o.bhc s1 ~ deeigned ;.t for a11te1te ....
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COMMUTING IRVINE RANCH STYLE
To many IRVI NE RANCH families, "commuting" seems almost a foreign word. Within
the ranch itself, commerce and industry are short minutes from residential communities.
And IRVINE RANCH is freeway fast to Los Angeles, San Diego and all of Orange Count)!.
Jn spite of its proximity to major urban centers, this carefully planned, 83 ,000-acre parcel
of Southern California has escaped the concrete grasp of metropolitan congestion. 1J
IRVINE RANCH planners have retained the natural. rolling green splendor of this magnificent
countryside.~ Homes in every price range n.ow under construction in 5 individUlll communi·
ties. Come visit the ranch soon, starting at. the l"RVINE RANCH INFORMATION CENTER, Santa
Ana Freeway at Myford Road, 2 mil es east of Tustin. Open daily 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p .m .
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" ~second llome'-Market Fasi Increasing
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By 1970, llOIJ\e 200.oo:> to coune. 11 still an important competition lncreaaea.'' records of re c re at Ion Jots sold In three week.I:
haU d. 1,700 acres sold In
two years; 60 percent Of
3,200 acres aokl in four
year1: 1.0 percent of 4,000
acres sold in-six weeU ; P
million .ih lot/ sold in two
years.
250,000 "second" or vacation ingredieM, but the location While not d is c I o sing oriented developmen!t aim·
homes -such as mountain and quality becomes in· names of c om p a n i e s , ed at the retirement and se-
cabins, seashore rottages or creasingly ilnportant a s Goodkin ci(ed some lot sales cond home market: 1,400 lakeside retreats-will be1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Sanford R. Goodkin, Los
bullt annually, according ml:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · Angele~..based real estate
research a n d marketing
consultant. . .
ln the June G o o d kl n
Report, he notes t h a t
several 1POCio-eoonomic in·
dicat.ors give support to the
ever-increasing availability
and sales of lots for second
homes or for Jpeculetion in
newly developed recrea-
tional areas.
1968' s BIGGEST PREVIEW
Show 'Nuff
The socio-economic in-
dicators which form the
foundation for the expansion
of the "second" home
market are:
1. By 1970, eoocurient
with increasing population
and household formations,
there will be 17 million
families in the U.S. wbth in·
comes more ttian $10,00J a
year, thus providing a large
base of familfes wtio can af.
ford a second home.
Leslie McRae, 22, show queen for the annual Invita-
tional Building Products Show of Southern Califor-
nia, to be held at the Anaheim Convention Center
Sept. 17-19, discusses the event with John B. Par-
kin, internationally known architect and keynote
speaker for the show. Miss McRae has clppeared in
11 movies, including "Valley of the Dolls."
2. The ~eater availability
of leisure time; increasing
emphasis on f a m i l y
togetherness for vacations
and recreation; and spec-
tacular growth pf recrea-
tional areas within driving
distances of urban centers
have and will combine to
stimulalte the demand for
modernized easy..fo..live-in
second homes. Ultin:iaw in Luxury: 3. Greater numbers of
families are changing their
life styles as well as being
frozen out of owning their
own homes in wbanized
areas, thus creating a new
breed of city apartment
Two Swimming Pools
Gene and Don Wells of
Ivan Wells .and Sons. lnc ..
builders of Baycrest homes
in the Dover Shores area of
Newport B e a ch , are
creating the newest in lux-
ury and prestige -"two-
swimming-pool families.''
"One of the biggest selling
points of our Baycrest
homes is their beautiful
'Forever View,' " says Don
Wells, business manager
and C0-0W11er of ttie firm.
"A swimming pool can
enhance th·at view and we
find that many of our plots
and floor plans can be nicely
adapted to one view pool
and one more private pool
for swimming."
Gene Wells, brother of
Don, ·and company presi-
dent, points oot that this
two-pool concept is a natural
extension ol the package of
landscaping, carpeting and
decorating service th e y
have been of!ering their
buyers. The builders have
made arrangements with a
financer to make mortgage
loans on home, landscaping,
pools and carpeting.
and include the cost in his dwellers who will prefer to
mort.gage. have two homes Nth.er than
The Baycrest "Forever have just one consume th eir
View" homes are described enUre budget allocation for
as designed to give the shelter.
buyer freedom to be an in· While more tban two
divi.dual to a v o i d million Eamilies now own a
.assembly line styling. Uni-second or vaoation home,
que designs -in line with "this is merely the begin-
the kind of quality ttlat ning of a major expansion
should enhance the Dover area for real estate activity
Shores panorama lots -in-in the coming decades," he
cltide many styles o C said.
arc bi t-e ct u re : con-"As large as the market
temporary, mediterranean for second hemes may be, it
and traditional. is far overshadowed by the
There are sunken living market composed of people
rooms, buiH.-in barbecues, who buy a lot on speculation
many deluxe electrical ap-in othe hope of some day
pli.ances, unusual stepdown building a second home or
fireplace alcoves, atriums realizing a h3ndsome profit
with translucent roofs fOl' an from res.ale.
indoor garden vista frcm all .... ..This market, like the
rooms, self-cleaning ovens, housing market," he con-
wat bars, inner pool areas. tinued, "is becomillg more
Prices of the homes range sophisticated .and Selective,
from $64,950 .to $120,000 on and as better merchandise
leasehold land . Model homes becomes available, it will
may be seen at 1842 San· dominate the less desirable
tiago Drive, Newport Beach. projects. Promotion, o {
Da~ienda Ho11les
COSTA MESA'
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VETS -NO DOWN -LOW FHA TERMS
Monthly Payments Just $14250
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3 • 4 BEDROOMS
SOUTH
This packiage financing of
the additions to the basic
house does not normally
mean any increase in the
usual interest rate charged
t.o the borrower. "We have
been able to offer this
package and keep the rates
down mainly because our
money sources have great
faith in the quality and
value of these homes and
o u r conscientious con-
5truction methods," says
Don Wells.
CREA Awards Student
Scholarship for $5 00
COAST • PLAZA
One of the requirements
for this financing is ithat on-
ly landscaping done by a
1andscape architect will be
a ccepted.
The same free choice of
carpeting is also offered.
The buyer can harve his <>WD
carpeting selection installed
Lloyd V. Hill, a gra'8u.ate ,
student at San Diego Sta~e
College, was awarded a $500
sc h olarship by the
California Real E s ta l e
A s s o ci"ation Sdlolafship
Foundation at a meeting of
th e CREA Board of Direc-
tors in San Diego .{une 22.
The cash award and pla-
que were presented by John
Cotton of San Die go,
member of the foundation's
board of trustees, i n
memory of th e late Glenn D.
Willaman, CREA S t a t e
secretary for many years.
Hill attended Point Loma
High School in Sa.Ji Diego,
and San Diego City ColleeP
before graduating th.iii Junei ... ' ... '° College.
On L.iln pletion of work on
a Master's Degree, he ex·
pects to go into real estate,
prefer&bly specializing in in-
come property.· He com -
ment: "I presently have a
tremendous interest in pro-
perty valuation ind intend
to write my master's thesis
on that subject."
Since the foundation was
established in 1946 lflo help
deserving students who plan
real estate careers, it bas
awarded over $'24,000 to 61
students.
Just n•1rin9 completion end •lr••dy over 80 9!..' sold out! It's O r•n9e
County's most •xciting new home , , , most fo1nt•stic v1luel Enjoy big
welled lot with sprinkler i nd la ndscapin9, bu ilt in ·Florid• kitch •n with
r•n9•, oven clishw•sh1r, ••• 1 wonderfu l hom• with l or 4 bedrooms, 2
b•ths, f•mily room •.. 1v1n wi ll to wall c1rp1t can b1 yours . The low•1t
price. The lowe1t t•rms. The b•st new hom • 't'elue enywh1r•I
From Costa Mesa, take lrl1tol ju1t pa1t laker to
Paulorlno {White FrOfttJ and 90 ri9ht.
A Development of George M. Holstein & Sons
and Ha rvey A. Berger. Walker & Lee Inc., Sales Agents.
" llRanGho ha CU6 sf;a II " l "' 1! 1l l • • i l 1 1
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by the sea
Here are ~rge lots, roomy enough for a boat or trailer, and you may walk or
bicycle to Huntington Beach State Park, less than a mile away. l lve under
smogless, ocean-breezed skies at Ra ncho' La Cuesta.
$24,000 fO $29,990 ~;~~.~~/ Terms
Siles office: On Buahtrd noor Hamilton, Phon1 (714) 961-2929 • Furnished Modtla
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Kitchen • Mission Tile Roof •
Concrete Drive • Wood Burnin g
Fireplace • Rough Heayy Beams.
Monterrey
2-4 Bedrooms -1 or 2 Baths -
large Bonus or Rumpus Area •
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3 Bedroom-2 ll1ths-Cathedrai
Ceilings • All Underground Utili·
ties • Showers Over All Tubs •
1Hand Textured Walls • Built-In
TV and Telephone Outlets •
Weather-proof Electrical Outside
Patio OutleL
San Mi8uel
4 lltdroom1 -3 Baths -Family
Room 'e Formal Dining Room •
Cullured Marble Pullman-Tops •
Custom Lighting Fixtures •
Raised Panel Entry Double Ooois.
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HEAVY &in link fmclnc ...s· .... 35' 125. docn, """" pi...,Jiudw.,...._SS
'ond 11, ---· .J16-13H-
J:NAMD. Cllhinel. 16 x 20 x
,. -· ........ -'lioa 11. 536-7411
QAS lluW, whit. with otnter
lridd!t. l!'XOl!Ueat cor.d!tion
'2$.NI~
taii"IiiAS'i'E o v e n -
~r llftl' new $6. SJS..1481
I BAU. Croqutt aet Sfi. 20 x
'2 blonde &lb formica colft'f!'
table $12.50. Two 32" &quatt
blonde uh comer tiered
t.a~ti $12.50 each. '
mald'ling tubular r r a m e
• kitchen chairs, extnl &ood ·
11.50 each. Upholstered oc-
cusional c b a i r 16,
tJphclWtted tilt back chair
.. 110. C05CO ~ cart $3.
·~ceuin Dr. C.M.
~AR'l'ME!'<I' --., • !Id. 3 cbainl and fonnica top
, ~ $13. 11)1.yer ~
bab)o walker cha.ir, never
•used $6. Double bedspread,
Bat~. tapestry JOOk, new $'7.
...... "·'"fie"!' $1. 546-0568.
!1.-. ....... tireaklast set f7.
Bookcase $1. Webcol' record
player $8.50. Ladies Western
boot&, size 8. $3. All kirG
horse tacit '1 · $5. New
• Biawll electric bftqn $5. 2
oU cb.atr. $L AaliQue mnf·
fin ... 12-'-""' • $1.
•
0
8uN.m.ut,OM
ILEl!IP 80!' .I. $10.
·-$15. 'Ill -•P!.-C.!I.
.ANTIQUE ~... a -u . Md!.. Sil.,.,_.. $20 ML
Iranrite $15. stnm trnn
$3.50. Mcak pctare1 f1.!i0
,,.;. ...... lamp ss. "'" and
Howell mo'ric Clmftl. $15.
O!Ud'1 table $&. Headboard
and frame fl' .50. t " 12 cot·
.., ...... fl, Door 15-
1.Mge 1tH!. frame window
and 1creem $].5. Oothea 50c
• $2. 263 E. 16th St. 548-1388
4 DRAWER. painted ch6t
(child's) $7.50. Pair of
painted chests (3 drawf!!'}
$8. Strolia' $7. Jump aeat $3.
Wardrobe trunk $7.50. 3113
Madeira Ave. C.M.
llJ BASS Attu'dion $25. Ca&e :'$25. Good condl.Oon. Elec-
trolux. all attadnnenm. ~If.
•• -w1ndinc cord $20. Sleeping
bag $10. 54&-2654
UNIVERSAL electric CUI
opener $5. GE touter with
oven $10. Pol&rold et.mlf'&
SlO. Hermes typewriter $23.
Peugeot lugage rack $18.
2415 B uckeye , NB.
IE'.astbhlff)
~MORE a:u dryf!!' $25.
Office arm chair $5. 675-2717
TWIN hYdboard. white $5.
]'lew swi~ $3. 50-9990
6!fu{ -125. Rill• ~ Enfield $25. Bo:lt for
l&ZM $5. 5'0-8890
BOWLJNG 8hoe1, rn!n'1 size
10 $2.50 Golf iroos 5 a.nd 7,
$1.50 ff.Ch. Sorting jacket,
dacron, J&ra'e. new $2. Bowl·
U,. ... l'I· M-'15c. TV indoor ant!Qfla $2. Bongo
druml $1, record rack SOc,
45 111m records 25c f!l&Ch.
Soft bound boolni lOc each.
Zukuki ladiH cotton coat SI.
4-14 inch W1'0Ullfl.t i.rm table
~ $2 aet. Men·a navy
th."81, liu 9, new $4. Two
coll• bookl. Bed Cattle
$cienoe S4 and 'Biolog life $2.
Two new ll'ff" head rest.I S3
~ach. Foottllll ~s. size 9, .
$4 . Two moon hub caps S1
tach. 54~1331.
MEI'AL bunk hms $5.
l{ateh CCYerl $5. Wa.p
wbeela $10. Maytaa wuher
$25. O»eo jump tNir $5. ·
141 eonc-, C.M. oJ1 -·· ra:trAKY ll.wn mower, illOd
-tioo S!S· -i .. ~-15 ond $10. -3215
DELUXE Ironer Uld preu
$L5 Bird earn $1 eech. ......,.
MOVING out cl !own by •un-
down. Q-l!b and mattrt•
$20. Portacrlb and ITW&tlrtM
SlO. Car 1e1t S3. RatWI
"""" ond -"5. Binocu1an, new $20. Bll!lcil:
Ancua rotl11erle $10.
Wrouiht iron 1ate $5. Tricy-
cle $.1. 331 J...usonia, Newport
Shore. 54&-«Z71
SLUiESE blue point, 9
wffb, femUe $1.5. ~Ult
FUCHSlAS ~. Hydrarweae,
• red 45c. Datem Vlolelll 35c.
Qufffl Palm 25c. Hahn's iVl',
variant J5c & 45c Fruitless
Mulberry &bade tree, 8' tall,
tubbm $10. Bol(W()(ld, S pl
Mu $7.50. Geraniums 3Sc.
Succu.lents 45c. t01 Cabrillo,
comer Tustin. C.M.
WEDGEWOOD &tove S25 •
End tables and coffee table
$1 each. Dinette tee. with
br chairs $25. 2 vacuwn
cle&Ml'9, ~ $1· and
$l5. CM time bedatead $10.
Hotel mata--• 111'1nat $15
nch. Kitehtn. uttnlila 25c
each. Full tllt lilwrmn U
per settinr. 3 •ttinp Stel'I·
inr silvtt $12 eaCb. Oval
throw ruga 7Sc ea.ch. 20152
Kline Or. 54~-
'nASOO 100 x SO tel~
wHh 3 lenses, 4 poiwu alibt
"·'th cros!': hairs, am filter
$25. Harwood, adjustable
trlpOI $10. All in excellent
condition. 54&-4911
usn> brick S5 each. Antique
table SlO. Picture!: $5-$15.
540-3230
HA!mWOOD --' dWra. jUlt ~. •
ateal at$:$. GE eleclric t$JI..
tee pot P. AHa Romeo
parts, MariD. .tarter $25.
1le.ar <tnd and axle $25. Rear
tnkes • .-,irm $25. Oil
pump ss. Oftier pUmp $5-$25.
546--5381
VIR'ruE Rn» table, :M x 31
plut led $20. Good coo-
-· -""""· c . .r BOAT windi S25. Bilge
pumps $3-$25. Diving: lad-
don $10, Boot -$15. Mumen $6.SO. M Ir l n e
-... $1-"5. •053
N._B!vd,, C.M.
ELEX:I'RIC wall dock 9!!,
antiqued $1. I 19.)' cloc:k S3.
Car radio $2· Vttietian
tliDdlJ $3-$3. O::iffH tAble,
-13.!0. "'"" -$3. ~ace ~ set with 1Wtd
$2.50 Toa11ter S3. Pm:olator
fl, Ped mml wall and
iramt 15' x 36", $'1'.50.
Ms-4IOI alt 10 AM.
60 LB Hunting b o w
aluminum arrow•. qui.vi!'!"
$25 . LaSa lle /C ad
tranemiuion f25, vw door•
$5.~76
LA TE model wasfler, needll
llOO)! sxi. ~ rubber raft
$25. Radio $5. TV, aa ill $5.
Wheel barrow Sl.
Typewriter $5. 'I'nlill!r' hitch
$2. T..la1ter $5. 769111 W. 20th.
olf Plul!Mia and Wallace
SL
SL.EDPING bar $7. Be.ck
p11ck and frame $15. 10
gallon aquarium $20. Kess
headphones $..?0. MiCl"tl8COPe
$10. AM radio $10. 494-TI42
W·ASHER $25. ~r $25.
frttzer $25. Chain J<j, $10,
Wardrobe-trunk $20. Lug-
gage $2, $.1. O'lild'a desk $10.
~ $2. $3. Mlllic atandr
$5, $.10. Broken relrigeratiir
$5. TV atand $3. 545-5335
ELECmlC skillet $5. Elec-
tric si.lv1r teapot $5. lrm $2.
YllU"d toola: $2 • $5, Auto .!eat
belts $1 each. Portable
dishwuher fJO. G.E. '1!.J"
fan 3 spreed, ltke new S20.
Eleoctric J*colatcr $3. 32
cup coffee maker $15. 53
Mercury ~ and ht!av}t
duty, 3 •peed, floor
trtlMftllllliOn, comp.t'!te $25.
Mqneaium 6' levl. like
Jtt!.W $20. 192-6110 Mk for
Mik•
O'KEEFE & MerTitt range
$25 Hood tn match SlO
548--1297 Dryer. l'lffd• r.pair ..
•
'41 CHEVY C:OUPt. '53 Okll
mo~. )'Ol.I aa.stmbh $20. 291
Joann St., C.M. &46-4081
CR.ID $20 Bathinelte f?.50
Potty chair $3 Car aeat 50c
Cate 50c Bar •toola SS et.di.
Bikl!' $5. Wardrabe $3.SO
Patio table $10 Flttpla~
ll'&te n.50 Brownle outfit
$1.SO C'.:l.rpf!'t ...-eeper $2.50
Tout.ar 12.50 Muon quart ju, ,..,. tuU 1ac ms
Obola, C.M.
SC01T Atwattt OB motw, 22
HP $25. Baby ca.rriaie. MW
condit.ion S?5. 54f>.-1425.
BAR Bell !lf!'t, JOO lb SlO Ping
pong t11ble, folding t)'pe and
&cct>&SOries $20 Twlo new
Weslock sets for home $10 34
n..w Rain·O-M11t 8Pl'lnkler
heads 35c each Console
Maple 1V w~ $25. ..... ,,..
eox-...s-..,
lUll sbe S'25 I' O>tool&I -
$20 -bood '6' Fcri Galaxle $20 U.Clric buo
l\litar, mode USA S'25 Patio ·
table ml umbl'\!Da eom-
bin at Ion $10 Silver
Chrlstme.11 tree $.1 White
uniform•, ab:e 12 $1-$2. 98&1
Villa Pacific Dr.. Hun-
tington Beach 962-19'24.
21" TV, workina: good $25
549-4395
DISHES, Homer -Laughlin
large set $5 per pla.c@ set·
Mg 548-9641
PAIR Brus and milk glasa
E&rly American 1 a. rn p • ,
beict tbadm $25 Wall mtr-
!U', 34" hilh 23" widll!,
Mapk hull $10 M.qU &lilb
~ $10 Maple dr..-er uid
mimir, painted wtii~ $25
Beil• aM brown h 10
braided wool rur $17.50 9 x
13 green bn.Jded S15 Alto
throw rup IS e a c h • ~vapon.tor room cooler $15
Pair Mapie 1tep tatilea $15
each. Cott~ tablf!' $25 Maple
llt'WirW cabinet $15 Maple
bookcase headboard, double
$15 Twin aize Ethan Allen
bookcase headboard $20 Buf.
fet $20 Colonial print rocker
$25 642--18
S'TflOLEE, Red and white
PeterMlr'I, huddly used $12
Otlld'a dliffl:f'Cbe $10 Sa.fecy
.... 12 Foldmi playpen I
top of bed crib $4 Victorian
oamel back couch, niady to
Uphoblter i25 Wooden atoob:
s.2 each. Hamilton gas
drye.", works s:lO Hotpolnt
rang~ $10 Olive I' r e en
quilted ex-tr ala r ire
bed.1PN11d no t>tsk no Ptll·
ty seat~ and atoole $1.50
each. 324 PirMe Ro&d.
64&-9550
STABLE 0t racina: chidcem,
never 11.sed $25. 975 Juni.pero
Lilne, C.M.
CRIB And ma.t1r@ll $15
Portacrlb $12 P\'.!tty chair $1
Teeter babe $2 Road race
ael $6 545-7661
BUNK Beds $25 each Belly
ctfxiard $6 Skin boarda $1 ea.
Fins $1 Game• 50c each
Hibachi $2 1321 Oxrord
Lane. N.B. 646-1705
BABY crib, complete $12,
1925 Pomon11. Apt. C, C.M.
Pu.N'IS For Mle Mum1
l0c-l5c Camatiol'll 2 5 c
Geraniums 5c Miniatuf'e
liUies 2Sc Viola.s 5c Ferna
25c Hydrangea 45c Poinset·
'ttia 45c Bird of ParRdise 75c
StrawberTie~ IOc RhlJbarb
25c Tomato 5c Acacia treet
50c. 164 Magnolia &., C.M.
KENMORE Ironer $25 T.V.
works good $.25 Professional
clrair hair dryer $25 5"8-1971
SMALL D!!~k S8 Wood tool
chest, 41 x 26 x 23. $15
RototJroll mtiaerle S20 Oven
atta,chment for bakinc S5
Cabinet stand S5 Portable
wuher SZ, El.exb'olux and
all att~UI $15 646-6814
Dlme·A·Unes
Continued on
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NIGHT .nc1 DAY SERVICE
t :30 A.M. TO f:IO l'M.-SATU.DAY 10 AM. TO 6 PM.
,
Summerfield Ho.mes Offer Turn Key Package
For more than 15 years,
the building Industry has
poWod to die truly com-
pleta 61turo·key home" as
the ulUrnab In new-borne mer-lnC. Willi last
week's gnnd open·ln a: tomout ot 1,500 peoplo at
Summert'lold Hom.. In
Tutln, S!andlrd Pad!lc has
Jll'Ov«I ... true for lht fiftlt
time hi 1l>e °""''' COunty area.
"We blve not only cut the hilh p>•t ot movin( in by cl·
!eril1C a .... -down, we've lowered the alter
move-lft COlll by IDcludlni a
truly complete "tum-key"
package of luxury
amenitill!S .••. those "lltUll!"
muit buy them ~ately. '' dlshwaaher 111d c u t t o m
stated Jim A<klne, ..ie1 ~ fixtures.
i-vy lhai<e root•. '1111 u ...
ln( ~ -.Uy roam1 have
heavy ---cell· ..... manaaer for the $2,500.000 Summerfield prices ra.nre
development. "And prospec· , from f]J,950 to $29,.?00, and
uve buy«s love this part o! are avallal>lo at just 1695il.========= . down. Models ma)' be seen
utras that can cost the new
home owner so much if he
Tustin, with die nearby at die ;,,tenect1on o1 Red
orange groveis, tile oon-Hill llld W'&lnut in Tustin .
veni~ Of sd>ools and The ranch~yle homff tre
shopping and the low taxes. on pool-size lots and have
It's a prestige area.'' three or four b6ckooms with
Some of tile "·turn-key" two baths. Other bonus ex-
{e&ture! cX tlhe Smnmerlield tras· include massive brick
homes are front yard .and stone f i replaces ,
landsc.aping, with ceramic tile in the: ldtd>Q
s pr ink I er s ·; concrete and bath, hand-rubbed uh
driveways ; comp 1 et e cr1bmetry, dNmatic double
backyanl !mcing; 100 per-doer encryway1, oversized
cent nylon c a r p e ti n g , attached garages, o p e n
O'Keefe and Merritt built-in garden patio kit.mens, p!ss-
appliances, includiflg a lined watiec heaters, artd
'The last
'if a great idea
The new Garden Home• idea has.been so popular
that more than 100 have been sold
llnoe Ille ftNt of this )'llr.
Now we llllWllBll! lbollt e demi left.
The Idea of enclosing 6,000 square feet of lot
within a 7'h foot.privacy wall
then movinathe house all the way to one side, so you have
one big side yard instead of two wai ted ones
was a great Idea.
But then we added those fabulous 1nner patios
and the best Garden Kitchens• ever,
Perhaps It was too much of a good thing.
Better not wait any longer.
neane
s.nllMJ TH
PUBLIC
' TRADE
Oho of the /al'!lftt ancl
moot modom prlnllnt f.,
cilltl• In Onnto County
.:1111 11p41w1111..
2111 WNt a.1M11 lleulenN --
GaRne.n Homes
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MUHTIHGlOH
IEACH Y /OJ.A
NEWl'O~T BEACH
1 and 2-story plw, 311111 4 '*"-· $28, 9t5 lo $32,996.
OUr llMI EllMt Servlcll lfttl Tl'Ht Dopartmont Cln ,show you how to u11 ,.... (llWlll homo for JOU1 down ...,_i.
Modols"""' 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.; lltw by appolnt-.t. l'hone: (714) 962-44GI.
Take the Santa Ana frt1Way to lrookhurst, '°"!h to Ac111n1, ti.en rlcht.
Or tak1 Coaat Hl&hway lo Broolchur1t, l1ft on luohanl, lo Adams.
•Gi19N1f! KltcNft tlld Gttdtr! Homt tre MMct m1m of Dlllnt lrethlrll hl~111Ila~4Mi1M.
.,..,..,...,... •• ,:.,n}M"'9 1 A.wstdlarylf ~9S'lblPrltl'llll.l111~6'1:•QOl l&.ht1PMt,N..,.-t"'""'C.IHDrM•C ... _,,.,lat .. itDllftl..._lflll
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OAILV •ILOT ' JZ:
:~Sales Slip Glenhrook Homes Follow Macco Criteria
West · County Sets Pace
Silis oJ. new homes in Orange County subdivisions
tota!etl 811 during Mar,. compared with 810 the previous
motitla,,1cc;ordinJ: to ' ReCC;>rded Fae~.·· monthfy report
of •l<llntial activitr published by First American TIUe Ins~ and Trus Company, Santa Ana. .
~ Huntington Beach -Fountain Valley •
\Veitlnlnster arM continued to lead the way, with 224
tratF..Ai]:es. In second place again was the Cypress-LaPahi>a -Seal Beach area, where 126 sales were
r~·. .
IN!J!!!:es of completion recorded during May
am~ to 667, a sharp decline from the 873
re~s the previous _month.
Mded to the cu~ulative .tab~l~tlons c~v~~ed by the
repOif; ere 18 smgle-family-umt subclivu1ons con-ta~ 238 lots, reflecting a substantial increase over
Aprjl;. When new tract recordings totaled 15 having 786
lot . The report, based on recorded documents only,
disd_!)I~ sales activity for all subdivisions recorded in
the ty since January 1, 1966.
.r:-i: . odels Now Open j
li Medallion Homes . . . ' ~furnished mode 1
Med81lion homes are now
o~ North Bay J!omes,
~,:.-;):. Mesa Drive in
Ne4jia t Beach. ,
'n!O'.,models feature otep-t~ ell-electric kitcbena
WJl!;jlore!eM lumiflou• ceil·
il[fl:">:J1>e U-sbape kitchens .,. • .,... a nook and wol .. ~: (, -,.~ .~ hlibligllf.s include
a 'foi1Ul diDing. r o o.m, - . itone ~family l'OOJD, or mMOrry ftrepface, tmra
cola tile entry. a n d
carpeting.
The master bedroom suite
features a sunken Roman
tub and carpeted dressing
area.
A separate laundry ~a
is wired for electric waaber
and dryer.
';l1ie new homes ere one
and two a..., ond feature
fllree, !our tmd II v o
bedroome:.
The 1erie8 wu developed
by Galy ComirucUon COrp.
'and WU designed by the
architectural firm of Salmi
and Hoce-.y.
Glenbrook-Brea of I e r 1 Company's tmpa.ct oa tbe
buyers some speclal ad-entlrt r e s I d e n t 1 a 1 con·
vantaees with'il$ concept of &truction 1ndu1 try 11
total commwiM.y living. Yet, an.ythin& but modett. Over
in many respects, its overall 10,000 Macco Leade:rihip
community planning I s Homes dot the J¥,Ddscape iD
similar to six other active scores ot Southland comr
Matoo Leader&bip Home muniUea. And, from '11 ~
developments. dications, Nles volume bae
Over the yean:, Macco nowhere to 10 but up.
Realty Company }lU AC· The land lnveatory of
quir6d its r•w land in· Macco Realty totals a~
veotory according to three proximately 101,000 acres.
crlterla. Firat, the location over lM square miles ol
must be easily access_ible rich CalUornia land. TblJ
and 'convenient to work, land portfOOJo -the largest
sboppJ.nc, educaUonal and held by any Call!CW'D.la
recreational ceoters. Se· developer -represents an
cond, t.'be 1nit1al acreage area. d. over three times the
cost must be low. This geogl\8.phical limits of tbe tlat comm unit l 61 in
enable& the omnpany to of· City of San Francisco and Southern Cellfamta.
fer-well designed homes at-five times the size of ·
!<actively priced. Third, the Manhattan Ltland. BEACH TRACT
land 1hould be easlly adap-Present and p· r 0 p 0 s e d Glen Mar West is a plan-
table to residenUal. com· developments of M a cc 0 ned residenti.al community
mercial and industrial in· Realty company are located of Macco Leadership Homes
crements at minimum cost. in Los Angeles, Orange and in Huntington Be a ch •
Glenbrook-Brea lives up to Riverside counties. In · ad-Located only one and one-
theae criiterla and so does dition to Glenbrook-Brea, half miles from the Pacific
every other development they are: Ocean, thl 400 acre develop-
with which the-company Laguna Lido, a 48 unit ment is Gin a t tr a c ti v e •
becomes involved. rental apartment complex estabtilhed community of
Macco Realty Company's situated within 'the shoreline single.family dwellings near
faith in their criteria for palisades of_ South Laguna, M8llY of the Southland'•
success motivated the with private beach frontage. famed recreational centers.
Pennsylvania RaUroad Co. Dover Shores , a luxurious Capistrano Highlands
(now the Perm Central) to residential commul'l'ity built has been developed on 605
acquire the firm in 1965. on the last of Newport-acres d the historic Mathis
This acqui1ition Balboa's best bayfront. pro-Ranch in Southern Orange
represents another chapter perty. Loc.&ted on One·hun-County. Located on the
in what hu become a COD· dred and·nineteen acres, the Pacific Ocean side of the
tinuiJ>g st<ry of growth at 311 magnificent bomeo com· Santa Ana Freewll(f, tho
Macco Realty Co.rnpany. trlM ooe ol the m~t comm u n 1 t y will -ac·
'lblrleen )'Mr• ago, "the bealJtllul prestige rmden-commodale 2,200 •I a c Io •
firm mode Im ralher modell -
debut u ai Soutb•.rn
Califomla home builder.
MIOCO'> Initial development
numbettd 50 homes.
10,111 HOMES
Today, Macco R •a II y
The "Chanticlaire," winner
of the Better Homes and Gardens
Award for Excellence .•• ..m priced from 129,995,
r
fam\11 HO!d"1C.,, with lour
complete recreation parQ
for t.be use of reside a ta only.
Wynnewood, on 1 o u t h
Main sir.et In Santa Alla ii
a 300·acre OOIM\unity of
11.ngle-famiy b91MS. Even·
tu.ally, aparUneDtl, achoo la,
chW'cbes and commercial
centers will be added.
Bryant Ranch, 4 , 9 2 8
acres, near San J u a n
Capistrano, will be
developed •• the
masterplanned community
Of Canada o.u.
Macco Leadenhlp Homet·
Del Amo, just twenty
minutes fr<m doWntown Los
Angeles, is a masterplaMed
comm.µnity providing for
3,200 residences , complete
shopping facilities, schools
and .parks. More than 2,000
residents now occupy homes
in this last "close·ln com·
muroty." Presently, a new
area of bomM is being built
within this commun,fty
under the name "CaJa Dom·
inguez.'"
MARINA PLAN
Gleo Cove Marina, a
future Macco Re alt y
development, will be con·
structed on 8S acres of
beach and ch annel property
in the Loog Beach Marina
area. Waiterlront duplex and
triplex hoine&, along with
boatalipa, are planned.
'.Ibo p-Ranch, • '360
ll1 ii I o ii lllDed
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dovelopmtnt, ~~pu1ln1
4,148 ac~ .. ln the nortnwe1t
section ot 5an Fernando
Valley above Nortllr\dge.
Eventually, more t h a n
<3,000 tttldeotl wlll en.loY
the recreatiollal ad.vantaae1
ol. a private country club
and" go11 cour ... bridle polb.I
and saddle club. Shopping
centers, parka, schools and
churches wW also be in·
eluded in the San Fernando
Valley'• moM complete
masterplanned community.
• lllmcho California ls a
masterplanDed, tt billloe
doll•r complex of
thorou&bl:red r a n c h e 1 ,
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industrial areas, now being
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Oranee County, tar
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l ouis Cassels is, first of all, a newsPap-
erman. Now a seni6r editor for UPI in
Washington, the one.time South Caro-
linian has covered major riots in five
American cities and has handled the
widest variety of reporting assign•
ments, from presidential c&mpaigns to
sit-ins, during his long tour on the cepi·
t•I be•t. His vers•tility and bre•dth
of interest is perhaps best ex-amplified
by the religion column he writes weekly
for UPI, a column that appears regu ..
larly in the DAILY PILOT. C•ssels
teaches Sunday School. worries about
his son in the paratroopers, and con ..
sis tenly displays a sympathetic and
uncommon grasp of his country's prob-
lems. These remarks are taken from a
speech he delivered before California
e ditors last week at Stan ford Uriiver·
sity.
;H-e-e-r-e's Johnny
Occupying a Seat on the Carson Show
ls About as Comfortable as the Itch
By REX REED
Women'• Wear Daily
• C01tYrlthl !ti \Ml F1lrd'llld Pul>llc1!1om, 1ne..
'Like bot lunches for orphans, -fiela
trips Jh®!d bl! ~escribed !or··critics.
Most .theater cr1UCs knoW abaJ'utel:y
nothing about the stage (as the <;m·
rfnt state of. dr.aJna criticism aptly
pi-oves), 8.nd few movie critics have
ever even worked as e x:t r a s .
Television criticism requires the least
amount of intelligence and expe.reince
because the medium itself, like a
~gantic amateur bank night at the
focal picture show, produces the least
.amount of intelligence at the hands of
people W'ho often appear to be totally
inexperienced themselves. Still, I
wanted a bit of experience in the
medium just to see up close on a ma·
jor network show if things were as
chaotic, undisciplined and s i 11 y
backstage .as they appear on camera.
I picked the Johnny Carson "Tonight"
show, a near-fatal mistake to begin
\rith since it has always been . my
personal conviction that Carson is the
ni ::st overrated amateur since Evelyn
atld Her Magic Violin. As it turned
o(lt. I was right.
'It toot six months to get on. This
1~0:w is so picky you almost have to
Pow ·your birth certificate. Ex·
~ptions are made, of course, for
rially hot items like murderers and
Tiny Tim, but if you want THEM and
they c1on:t want YOU, forget it.
l GOT CANCELED once a week for
six months. Finally, I was accepted
because I had a book to peddle. This
meant another hour i n t e r v i e w ,
because ·the one thing Carson cannot
dp is interview anyone cold. He simply
doesn't care that much about people to
fitid out about them himseU. His talent
coordinators do that.
Mysterious phone calls. "Mr. X will
not be doing Your interview it will be
handled by Miss Y." Tell mlnutes·latE!i'
~ pttone rings again. "Disregard the
~vious call, Mr. Reed. Mr . X can fit
yGu in. Will you come to NBC at J : lO
p.'m. ?" Not one or two ; by 1:10. You
figure it out.
.~· --,1
says, "Sock it to me." as Johnny in
that warm, lovable glow, which has
made him famous, peers into the
smoky room and says: "We gonna do
this ·thing again tonight?"
¥~ w~ are. The orchestra beats it
-eight ~the bar and we're on! The
school teacher talks about integration.
Watch that rating, boys. Carson gets
rid of her ~ast with two tickets t.o the
Latin Quarter. Then he attempts to
play with a repulsive little Russian
roulette toy which hits you in the fa ce
with a piece of meringue pie if you
dial the toy to the wrong number.
Naturally, the pie hits him in the face
and everyone dies laughing. It endears
him to h.is public to show he's a good
sPort, see. (Of course, nobody men·
tfons · the fact that if you buy the toy
you have lo make a new pie everytime
you use it.?
.. THE SHOW drags on. The first thing
you notice is how miserable everyone
backstage seems. It takes more than a
warm puppy to make happiness
abound at the Carson show. Johnny is
well known for his sudden temper, his
Cool a loOfne ss, and his low tolerance
level for gueSts who do not interest
him.
Garner spends 25 mjnutes telling a
boring story a·bout two race car
drivers who hit a bull on the highway.
Terror reigns backstage. Johnny isn't
smiling. Carson proves, as I watch,
my original theory that he is a lousy
interviewer. He gets abs o 1 u t e I y
nothing out of Garner OR the empty.
headed starlet. who makes the start·
ting remar'k that: "All the milk in
Paris is bad, that's why all Fren·
ch men are short."
THE BIG l\10l\1ENT arrives. Carson
fin gers my book. "It's the first time
I've seen this book," he says. ''That's
some title -'Do You Sleep in the
..Nude?' '-I I after all that interviewing,
he had never even heard of the book -
. do you begin to get the picture of how
·Well organized this most famous of all
nlghttint!'.,.,.. Stttl\C\ really \s?), to
which the starlet replies: "'Oh, yes I
DO -I though you'd never ask."
Somehow, I manage to get on stage
after my bi.g intro was demolished
hating myseU the whole time for being
there at all. _ ·
! was surrounded by 1 hosfilu.J,
James Garner, who obvioUsly never
reads anything, kept asking: "What do
you write?" and then insisted, "I
never give interviews," even though I
know no single editor who has ever
asked him for one. Carson, unable to
ask anything that did not relate in
some personal way to his own ego,
• turned the tables on his researchers'
long pre·sPow interviews, .by ignoring
their notes and asking directly ;
"Interview me now" Somehow the
whole gruesome afrili was suddenly
over. I had been scheduled in the last
10 minutes of the show, called the
"Writer's slot." B)'_this time, most
people have gone to bed. I guess
Carson addicts don't read books.
THE SHOW FINISHES In time for
the visiting electric t o o t h b r u s h
sales.men from Osage and Okmulgee
!O grab a bite at Whelan 's Drug Store
before getting back to the Hotel Taft.
While they lite solemnly toward the
elevators, Carson vanishes. Nobody
looks at anybody else. Certainly
nobody ventures an opinion about the
show before hearing what the boss
man's reactioD is. Real friendly place.
I was left With a ruined white crepe
Edwardian shirt, a violent stare from
James Garner, and a very clear pie·
ture of how Godawful the Carson show
really is. Now I no longer need to wor-
ry about my critical opinion. J knoW
this is television at its most derivative,
unoriginal, uninspired, unimaginative
worst. I was there.
And like aU the other masochists
who have so little self respect th8t
the will submit to looking foolish on
this sorry e x c u s e for professional
television just to promote themselves
or sell a product. J deserved what I
got. People who watch it do too. but
the agony of home viewing has one
distinct advantage over being there:
You can turn the damn thlng off.
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Reporter's Dbq•letllde: Wlaltes wlao laate blacks
W.eks wlto Jaate wlaites ••• poor wlao U(Ota't work, rich
w~ won't help-tlaettt ••• -co11-Ameriea tfnd a moral
authority,. does It mll9 w •llt one?
By LOUIS CASSELS
United Pre11 latern1Uoul
Never in ·my 30 years as a
newspaperman have I seen our coun·
try so badly divided, so full of discord
and violence, so afflicted by
selfishness, arTogance and bad man·
ners, as It is today.
Frankly, lam alarmed tor America.
The Kerner Commission on Civil
Disorde.:rs warned in its recent report
that America is in grave danger or
1plitting into ·two societies. I think that
view may be · too optimistic. The
danger I see is &iagment.ation into hall
.a dozen mutually antagonistic sub-
culture.'!.
The Kerner report was concerned
mainly with growing hostility between
blacks and whites. And I agree that
this probably is the most ominous o(
our present diyisions. White racism
which overtly or r·overtly condones the
conditions which create ghettos, has
inevitably called forth its counterpart,
black raci9m.
DURING the past year, I have bad
ample opportunity -while covering
ghetto riots, the poor peoples' cam·
paign, and the black power movement
-to learn how virulent a hatred many
b I a c k people bear toward us
"'honkies." When you're at a safe
distance, you can take t h e
philosophical view that white society
h-as earned this hatred.
But -like other kinds af racial pre·
judice -it is an undiscriminating
hatred, which draws no distinction
between the worst white bigot and the
most Oedicated white worker for
Negro rights.
And hate is an ugly and ·destructive
thing, no matter who is doing the
hating. It is apt to become particularly
vicious when the hater is assured -
not only by some Of his own leo.ders
but also by some of his more
masochistic targets -that he is en·
tirely justified and a I to g e th e r
righteou5 U:i doing wh-atever he can to
hurt whitey.
BUT RACE is not all that di vides us.
Poverty is beginning to create precise·
Jy the kind of economic class tensions
which Karl Marx talked about, and
which American sOciety has hitherto
managed to avoid. There is a tendency
to eq~ate poorness with blackness, and
thus to regard the poverty problem as
just an aspect of the racial problem.
But this is a very inaccurate view. .
The vast majority of America's 30
million JX)Or people are NOT black.
And do not live in big cities.
Althongh the Poor People's cam·
paign was far from a resounding suc·
cess -indeed at times it was close to
fiasco -it made one point to many of
us in Washington. The rural whites of
Appalachia, the Indians, Mexican·
Americans, Puerto Ricans, they all
are just as poor and just as desperate
as urban Negroes. They, too. see all
around them a fat society lolling in
luxury, while th eir own children go to
bed hungry every night.
It makes them mad.
It makes me mad, too.
1 don't want to Tomanticize the
poOT. Being hu111a11, they have faults
too. The most sympathetic reporter,
if he covers the poverty beat with
open eyes, must eventually come· to
see th.at unetrip/oyment, for some of
these people, i.s not a problem -ifs
an objective.
It is true that environmental con·
ditions help to rob them of ambition. It
is IJ"ue that they have two strikes on
them when they start to school or hunt
a job. But honest realism compels the
admission that m81ly of our more mili·
tant poor also are suffering from the
conviction -carefully aurtured by
dcmoaoglc load'" that 1ocltly
owes them • llvll\I -and a rl&ht
plush llvlnt at thal.
At pep ralll&$ in Rt:SWTtlcUon City,
Abernathy and Hosea \YUllams 1tot,llt·
Ue respot\M when lhfl)' demi.Rd that
th' govttnment proVl8e job3 ror the
poor. But you should hear the roof rise
"'hen they demand a riuarantffd an·
nuaJ lncome.
TH.\ T POOR PEOPLE can be JS
arrogant as rich people was brought
home to me by a scene I witnessed at
ResurTection City shortly before Jeav·
tl\g Washington. A Negro contractor
came to the mud~aked shantytown
with his own crew and his own
materials, to make plumbing con·
nections -that were supposed to have
been made by the residents a month
before -so1 the people at last could
have showers. He f o u n d 40 or 50
healthy young men standing around
the camp doing nothili.g, and asked
them to help dig trenches for the
pipes. They laughed at him.
"!\'Ian, we ain't gonna 1Ung no
piek," one of them saJd, amJd great
merriment from bis fellow1, "Tbat'1
what we came 6ere to gd away
from."
That was a depressing thing · to
witness. But I will tell you something
far more depressing. That is to listen
to comfortable w hit e Suburbanites
shrugging ott the problems.of the poor
with the observation that "'they could
find work if they. wanted it.'1 The
generalization contains enough truth
-as I've just pointed out -to make
it hard to refute.
But essentially, it is a lie, a big. fat,
self·serying lie; which the well-()ff peo·
ple of America'keep tellini:: tMrilselves
in order to justily their complacent
absorption in their own comfort and
their sinful disregard of their fellow
man's need.
The brutal fact is that the vast
majority of poverty's victims are poor
through no fault of their own. They
are too old, too yo ung, too sick, or
simpLy too ignorant and unskilled, to
find decent jobs in a technological
SOCi"!tt/.
Somehow,webavegotto f ind
ci'lilized ways to Identify those who
could be"Self·supporting · they really
tried, and motivate the to enter job
training programs.
AND WE RAVE got t face the fact
that the only humane th1 g to do for
the rest is for the gover ent to pro-
vide lhen'l enough income to live
decently. without ~oing through all of
the administrati e claptrap a n d
hawkshaw lnves gations • Of th e
present welfare ,,ys}em .
One way in w111-ch we migtit render
more people employable, I think.
would be to reverse the urbanizatioo
process which h a s sucked so m a n y
millions of rural people into big cities
where they Dave no marketable skills
to offer.
Most of the $5 billion a year which
we now pour into farm programs goes
into subs idies for large corporate
farms.
Would It not be wise pubUc policy to
divert part of tills largesse Into a new
program to 1ub8'dlze people who leave
urban gbettos and return to rural
art:a1, to work at the ollly trade they
know -namely. running a 1m1ll faml·
ly farm!
drop over Ulfl ni'xt year or two from
the preSetll leveJ of $30 billlon a'ii'nually
to, say, $15 billion, it would release on.
ly aboui one-fiCth o( the extra money
which the federal government "\VOUJ.d
need to implement the major prG-
posals of the Kerner report.
What I'm 1a:ylng~ in a auttbtll, ls
that we have to choose -yoa, and I
and all of the other beUer·fed
Americans -whether we're wllUng to
tax ourselves more heavUy in order to
b e I p our poor come at least to t h e
fring's of a dtteat Ufe. •
Right now, I see'llttle evidA!ee that
the majority of Americans are :willing
to sac,rifice any of their comforts for
the sake of the poor, or any~ else.
And that is the biggest reason of all
tor my disquiet about the state of th1
nation. '
We are, I tear, becoming demoralz·
ed -in the precise and origin*l mean·
ing of that loosely-used word. A
demoralized society, Webster 11ys, Is
one whose morals have been cor.
rupted.
1'he great Jewish philooopher. Will
Herberg, said in a recent speech that
violation of accepted moral standards
is an old story. It has happened in
every age and every society.
But today, he said, we seemed to be
faced, for the first time in the "history
oC our westerq civilization, with a
widespcead repudiation Of the very
idea of a moi:aI code.
Many people no longer Tecogniz:e
any moral authority other th.cm their
own consciences-by which t~~. usu·
ally mean their personal deliffs and
prejudices. .:.J
This collapse of the m o r i I lm·
perative which has been the principal
bulwark of our civilization ror 6,000
yeais is directly related, Dr. Hj!rberg
said, to the widely-proclaimed-belief
that "God is dead."
THE IDEA OF a moral code -
whi ch tells men what they ought to do,
whether they want to do it or not -
can be sustained, ultimately only by
belief in a Source or Value.a ·Which
transcends man and all his works. If
there is no Power beyond ourselves ..E.
it life really is a tale told by an idiot.
devoid of meaning or purpose -then
why in hell shouldn't everyone do what
he pleases, or at least whatever be can
get away wit.h?
But suppose there is a God. And sup-
J>06e that Moses, Amos, and Jesus
were right about what He requires of
men. In that case, we should not be
surprised to find our country going
through a time of troubles. For our
forefathers had the colossal nerve to
call this "a nation under God." And
the history Of ancient Israel, recorded
In the Bible, plainly indicates that a
rough come·uppance is in store tor
any nation under God whlch lapses in·
to apostasy.
More than 1,1.00 years ago, an angry
and tactless old man named Isaiah
spoke bluntly to the people of lll'ael In
the name ol the Lord. His message
might well have been addressed to
Americans in 1968 :
."A~, _sin.ful nation, a people Zad,n
with 1n1qu1ty, you have forsaken the Lord .,.
"~hy will you be smitt1n. that dou
cun tinuf_le to rebel1 Your country al-
ready hes df!sotate. Your cicte1 a.re
burned with fire. •
"Your silver has become dross. ~our land, once full of justice 11'8<!
nghteousne.s.J, now harbors murder· ers.
"Everyon' loves a bribe and runs
after gifts. They do not defend the
fatMrles1 · · · and the widows~ cause
do,s not get a hearing.
·-----------011r Man ln San f'ra....Uee -----------· "Wash uourselvts! Makt uoursel-
ve.s clean, Cease to do evil, I.ear]\ to
d!l good. Seek justice, correct oppre1-:non.
'-Oo my show, the other guests were
aJ.fidwestern school teacher, .a cotton-
clndy headed starlet whose only claim
14\ la.me was being held (not long
~_!)ugh ) over a panther pit on
:)"'&l'UID" and James Ga r n er •
EVeryone sat :.n barber chairs in a )it·
tli pea-60up green room that smelled
lite dirty aweatsocks, while James
~tr sang very loudly, ''Everybody,
..,.nu my body, sometime ... "and a tciiib lady who chewed bubble gum
~d enougb make up on our (aces ~ allfy for a Busby Berkley . pro·
THE DEAD ARE GRATEFUL FOR THE LIFT
In mentioning ttu'ee s p e c i f i c
measures that might be undertaken. I
do not mean to suggast they are all we
need to do . It seems obvious to me -
so obvious ( find lt hatd to com·
prehend how anyone can dispute it -
that we need to provide better hous-
ing. better schools, better social
services, better medical care, and bet-
ter tramportaUon facilities for our
teeming urban ghettos and also in
smaller towns and rural areas whJCh
are afflicted bf poverty.
"If you will re pent and obey the
Lord, though your sin.s are like scar·
let. they shall be as wh ite 48 snow.
Though they ore red like crimson
thty &M.ll be comt lik' ~w &ho,.,;
wool. A·n.d b,hold, saith the Lord 1 tt>i~l again do marvelous thin.gs wit"
thi.s PfOpk ... "
'n number.
t:•, James Garner Is being
1how blz. "Sock tt to me, sock it tit me," he keeps roaring to several
Pf!OpJe who would like to, slapping
one between the shoulder blades
way. be al1'1Y• does ln Doris Day
\1e1 that close in three days in .;,,1111.
'Siln thll, pleue.'' 5ays a cold·voic·
uMn..f1ctd man VritH a fountain Pli. Y~u ti.en something th.at says
J~ Carton ian't r,sponslble If you
flt •11«1. T'b<o you get ••.rd to the ~n· RoO:ln" where evttyool .sits
'llljll -IQ\!Cblnl In 1 tiny alrlt11 .,.._ Ul<e lliO Inside of • boxcar on lfl •'1 to AUIChwiU. The empty headed
tlartet &\ales, .and Jam!l1 Garner
By HERB CAEN pigeon'" ... "Margaret Sanger is
SAN FRANCISCO -Newest-~ aliv~ pregnant in Brazil" ...
status symbol for s. F .'s hot rock "Xerox nev1;:r comes up with
groups is a Victorian mans.io to anyth.ing original" ... "Cinderella . n married for money" ... "Snoopy's
call home -and The Grateful Dead Van Gogh is a forgery " ... "This
now QuaUfy. They just bought w a 11 ha·a just beea published in
1..eyland Mills" 1908 beauty. com· paperback" ... "I used to walk a
plete with ballroom. on Stanyan mile for a Oamel b11t now l'm too
near Carl. Be it never so humble, winded."
etc ... The other musl·item is a vln·
tage Rolls-Royce and The lnitlal
Shock ("The Rolls·Royce of Roc:k
Bands") &e:ores ln this department.
Their white limousinP may be the
only Rolls in the world wltb a
fender gesh that has been pM.ched
with Band-aids.
WALL SCRAWLS ' Or. t,eeent
graffito obs,:-ved by Ucensed Graf-
fltologlats · K e n n y Burt. Richard
M1r1hall and Edna Shay . . .
''.lleafan wants to use the Whlte
ffour;e as a stepping Rone.1• • • •
"Keep your ci ty clean, eal a
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FUNNY OU> TOWN: Where elst
would you lind a Vukan Stairway
Association? The people who Uve on
the unique atrett, above Twin
Peaks tunnel. are bandlng tOgether
to fight City Hall's plan for a new
.sewer there. For that matter,
where else would you nnd people
[i&Jiting sewers?
r GUESS th a t was one funny
scene: A cop's car, ntdng to res·
pond to a robbery clll from the
Trade Fair. smashed smack Into an
P'BI agent's car -and how many
reports in triplicate will t h a t take?
... Rev. Les K i n s o Iv i n g, who
covered the Southern 8 a p t i s t
Convention in Houston, last month,
was charmed to make contact with
the Baptlats' public relations chief.
W. C. Fields, who is not alive and
drunk In Oakland after all.
i FLASH: Lloyd's of London will no
longer underwrite any California
dottor who perlorms only surgical
procedures. That's because oC the
whopping Judgments handed out
Aere in malpraCUce cases. thanks
'iO'the.insidiously elftcUve efforts o(
Melpractkt Belli. Big Bad Bo<·
canto and other top totters.
Furthermore, American Mutual
Ll.ablllty, which insures most doc·
tors hereabouls1..!' r'1sin1 Jta rates
1harply u of May I -with In·
~eases oC 58:2 percent for l\ll'~al
specla\lna and anosthellologi1bll
Will this whopping boost be passed•
on t.o the patient? Who etaer
If yo u want specifics. re a d the
recommeindations or the K e r n e r
repOrt . 'rhere ls no greater service the
American press can perlorm than to
acquaint the public with this report
and build support for Its proposals.
THE PROBLEM, of course, is:
Where Is t.be money coming ttom?
A lot ol people seem to have the Idea
that there woold be plenty d r.deral
money for our dome.Uc needs 1f we
could only get looae from the war In
Vietnam. Now, I bl.w a son who ta a
paNllroopor, And I :r!eld lo... obo In
my lerveot deeltt to see tbe war end.
But I lhlnlc ft -r<collllile that
even U: the Plril-peace talkJ lbooJd
mJradilowlf .......... lnlOll -
"''" .It woold tUo a couple d year., at leart, am probabq llillter, to pboH
out our enormOUI conmtltment in
llootheul Alla.
And U our oulloiY for --
It's the best offer we've had. t think
we ought to take if up.
Satunlay, June 29, 111!18
The Comment I-ago of the
Dall,y Pilot seeb to inform
and lllmulate readers J>y pre .. ntlng a variety of ..,m.
mentary on topics of tnteJ'
est. and signifiance from
Wonned observers a n d.
spokesmen.
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• MANY TO CHOOll PIOM 0 All HAHOR DODGE US8I CAIS
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wi th 1 GOLD STAR '66 VOLKSWAGEN
S.-.beck. 4 ~. (PIC 7•11
PRICE MTHLY. DOWN 5 'O"L 550 '°"' 550 '0"l 1466 + T•x .. Lie. PYMT. PYMT.
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'64 VOLKSWAGEN
4 1"'8d, bllct9t Mitt.
6 TOTAL
~RICE +Tix I. L
'll!IS STAI STAns 11 wt!Tll5 TMAT ltAUOI DODll
IVAUllllU THE CAI 100% AIAlllST MECHANICAL DlftCIS
IOI 100 DAYS OI 4,000 Milli W1l!CM Ma COMES $29 ~~ $29 ,,1~~~~. MST Ami PUICIWE THIS INCWDU AU MICJIANICAI.
PYMT. l"YMT. 0 0 ~Am, IUCTlllCAL IQUIPMDll, IATTllY, snmOMl!lll
'60 VOLKSW EN IADIO, NIATll ON AU CAltS. 11111 GUAltAHTll COYllS
2 door, r~lo. hMtr•, WIW. !GNX 20n AIJ. Pltn AND LA.IOI PUE TO YOI
TOTAL 519 TOTAL $19 Til'TAl 0 5566 PRICE MTHLY. bOWH ! TIX&. l ie;. PYMT. PYMT.
All Payn1ffts om Uwt C.-s IKlucle Tn Ir Ucease Fffl •.t Al FIWICe Cltartn Oii 36 MCMttlts • A~· Credit
'67 CHEVROLET IMPALA
! Door H•rdll>. 327 •nt . R&H, P/1teer., •uto., w.w, Qf'peh;, \lfrlr1 tnt.r. (THL 1311).
51966 TOTAL
PllCI
+TAX & Lie.
ILUI IOOI NICI $2671 S67 'o"~ S67 '"Al DOWN MTHLY. ,.VMT. PVMT,
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'6lt FORD Frln. 500 GTA
2 dr. H•rdta!>, :)WI en1. P/•teer., brkl .• R&H, •ulo. rr1111. FKI. l lr cand. lueklll,
c:onKHe. Wiii to Wiii caroeb. (ILV "2).
$ 766 TOTAL 1 +~'llxc! Lie. S6Q TOTAL S6Q TOTAL DOWN MTHLV. ILUI IOOI PllCI $2361 PYNtT. PYMT.
'66 PONT. TEMPEST
Sus1 ... 06' pOpUlfr62~r.~:r:r w/wtorrw$tle trana. belle. .. ,...$, .. (IHN M).
+TAX&LIC. 36 TOTAL 36 '°'Al DOWN MTHLY. ILUI 1001 PllCI $1700 PYMT. PVMT.
'66 CHEVROLET
5 066 TOTAL 1 ~~1l!J.IC.
ILUI tOOK PllCI 11111 536 ~~ PYMT.
'66 MUSTANG COUPE
\It, rld'c!, M•tllr, budtll Hlh, w1U lo Wiii dl11Mll. (lt.RAtHI
$1066 TOTAL
PllCI
+TAX & LIC.
ILUI IOOK PllCI $1t20 S]6 'O"L DOWN
PYMT.
'66 FALCON FUTURA
536 '°'Al MTHLY, PYMT.
536 'O"l MTHLY. PVMT,
' ift6•1.1lp6. -~v· 8U~Hcs"'3~3 .......... '"5"3'· ""3 ''"',o,.~· ..,.7 +TAX &LIC. TJ>J:~ MTHLY.
ILUI IOOK PRICE S11JO . PYMT, PYMT,
'65 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE
VI. rldlo, lllllltr, como11. vlll'l'l lnt1trlor, bucket 1t11h, airP11. (LWAtt!J
$966 TOTAL
PllCI s33 ,O,Al 533 'O'Al + T_o; & LIC. DOWN MTHLV.
ILUI IOOI Pl.ICI $1711 PYMT. l'YMT.
'
'65 CHEVROLET IMPALA
llldlo, llHtiltr, •Vlotnallc, pOWlfr '""'1111, vlnyl lnt1rlor, .. ,...... rvcv lSfl
$ 4 TOTAL
PllCE 966 +TAX &LIC.
ILUE 1001 PllCI 11 SJO
s33 ,o, .... DOWN
PVMT. s33 'o'" MTHLY.
PYMT.
'65 DODGE CORONET
Autom1tlc, --..rlnf, VS. r1di0 I nd hMlltr. CTGl60ll
966 TOTAL
PllCI
+TAX& Lit..
ILUI IOOI PllCI $1411
5]3 ~L
,.YMT.
'64 CtfEVROLET IMPALA S.S.
533 'O'Al MTHLY, PVMT.
J *""" llllr~. Rld~1 l\Hter, 1utto., -• 11Mrln, & br1k•, i27 1111lnt, bucket 111!111, MW Hrtt. (J'v 15')
TOTAL
PllCI 966 +TAX & LIC,
ILUI IOOI PllCI 11611 533 'O"L 533 '0"L DOWN MTHLV. PYMT. PV.r.tr.
'66 FORD
Jmor. Huter, fulf'f' *"""-""""· (11.M.AQI) GOLD STAil
866 TOTAL
PllCI
+TAX &LIC.
ILUI IOOI PllCI $1160
s29 ,0,AL 529 ,0,., OOWN MTHLY.
PYMT. PYMT,
'66 DODGE CORONET
AulomltlC. Keal1r. M.lln~ ~ wr11. (UOH IPll
766 TOTAL
PllCI
+TAX&LIC.
ILUI IOOI 'llCI 11Ut
'65 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE
2 door. Full llctory tt111IPJIH. (NGP a ). GOLD STAil
766 TOTAL
Pl lCI
+TAX & LIC.
ILUI 1001 PllCI St 71
'63 DODGE 440 STA. WGN.
526 TOTAL · .MTHLY. PVNtT,
526 '0"L NtTHLY,
PVMT.
f -· 11.IMMo, hllter, lllDnltlc..._., .... I QIYlrt., Pwr. 11'1r., \II. CltM• •
666 ~f1 .. LIC -s23 TOTAL s23 TOTAL ' OOWN MTHLY. ILUI 1001 PllCI $1201" PYMT. . PVMT.
'63 COMET CUSTOM WAGON
~Door 1t1!1on WlllOl'I. R•lilo. heifer, IUtomlllc, vln\tl lnffrlor. CPWF 1381.
566 TOTAL
PllCI
+TAX & LIC.
ILUI IOOI PllCI lnl
'63 DODGE DART
l"UllY llCfory ICIUIPPld, Wh ... rldlrWllll. (01(1( Jlfl.
TOTAL
MTHLV,
l'YNtT.
566 TOTAL
PllCI 519 +TAX & LIC. TOTAL
OOWN ILUI 1001( PRl4jl $11 l PVMT.
519 ,O,AL MTHLY. PYMT.
Harbor Dodge TRUCK & CAMPER Div. 10 TRAVEL SPORTSMA '"
VAN CAMP'ERS • 2151 HARBOR BOULEY ARD
New• 68.DotllJ• 1/2 Ton Pickup
SWEPTLINE WITH B' CAB OVER
CAMPER
Sl11pi 4, J-rollf Oin1tt1. .A.1~ 'or 1toc• no. 1•2
'2599 '76 '76 TOTAL Pit.IC• TOTAL DOWN TOTAL MONTHLY
B;~~·d .. Ne .. ~A.,Yz. J ~·~M·Pickup $ 21-12
121·• wh11I ~••• Sw1ptlin1. All 9111911, J 1p-tl syr1u1 .,.,r1,., TOTAL •RICI
H.D. tir11, cit•r light1r, H.D • .11111, H.D. 1print•· A•• fer .t.e• r
rio. 719. + T• I U.-
P1ym1nh lnc:1ud1 t•r I lie, I fin1rie1 '61 Tef•I Dowrt 161 Tott ! M•r1fllly
ch1r911 11'1 41 m••· Ol'I •PP'· er•tlit. '''"''"t '•ym1nf
j •
.,.,, Vinyl cove red
comb. sofe I bed
""' Drepes on •II
wi ndow& .. v.1
""'Aufomeflc
·READY TO
ROLL!
.,.,, Fold-away Dinette
.,.,, Kifchen c•bin ef
wifh 50-lb. ice box
""' 11 0 volf el.efrieel
outlef
""'luilf-ln 1torege
wen, full lengfh
werdrobe
DON'T WAITI NOW IS THI TIMI
Wl'll DIALIN• TODAY!
Southern California's Charger Headquarters
576
TOTAL DOWN
PAYMENT
'76
TOTAL MONTH
PAYMENT
' .
'68 CHARGERS
e luclt•t Seats e Hld•ew1y BRAND HH~li9hh e Full vinyl lntorlM • NEW Nylon .Corpotln9 • RHr Dock _
Spoil•r • Full r1cin9 inatrwnent•·
tion e Front Air Foam SHt e
Elai tric, Cloe le • lumper &u•rcls CHOICE
OF
COLORS
e Ash T r•y l ight • H.D. SP,rin91
e H.D. ~ T oraion Sway a.r •. Aslr
for Stoel No. 945, No. 944 •. Ne.
ll7, No. ll6.
9
TOTAL PllCI t./::-1
IMMIDIATI DILIYU'li
'
~IY!l'lefltl lneludt tl ll &. HC. & ftNM9 clllll'ffl .. a -. Ill .,,,,, .... ..................................
BRAND NEW '68 DARTS
nr::;;;;;r CHOICE OF COLORS
'59 '59
• Peddod Desh • Seot a.ltt • Al
Vinyl Interior • Hootor & Defroster,
Ask for Stock No. 909,. 134.
TOTlL DOWN
PAYMENT TOTAL MONTH
PAYMENT
.....
52059
TOTAL PRICI t.l::J
IMMIDIATI DILIYDY • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
'68 CORONET
DELUXE MODEL
• Dual Hom System • Tintod Wind.
shield • Deluxe Wheel Covers • De-
luxe Trim • Foam front seats • White
sideweH tires. Ask for Stoel No. 536.
'69
TOTAL DOWN
PAYMINT
'69
TOTAL MONTH
PAYMINT
BRAND NEW
·52389
TOTAL l'ltlCI t.i::J
IMMIDIATI DIUYDY
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
BRAND NEW
). .
'89
TOTAL DOWN
PAYMENT
'89
TOTAL MONTH
PAYMINT ·:
'68 POLARA
•Nylon upholstery• Woll to.wall carpets·•
Automatic tr•ns. • Power steering • Heeter.
& dofroslor 1yst1m • Dual broke sym.m •
Bick-up lights • J spd. wipers & · woshors •
Dix. soot bolts. Ask for Stock No. 125.
52979
TOTAL PRICI t.l::J
,,,_II lnclW. tu 6 He. a. flM"'* dlt,_ Oft • -. en •-· ••If IMMIDIATI DIUmY ..................................
'68 WAGONS BRAND NEW
CHOICI Of COLORS
DELUXE 4-DR. MODEL
Dix. seat b•lts e dual braking system e
heat•r I d1fro1t1r e hazard fla1h in 9 1y1t1m e padded desh I ¥i1or e beclr - up li9hft
• mu~i spe•d wipers w/._weshers. Sfoelr: No,
141 . No. 159
'71
TOTAL DOWN
PAYMIHT
'71
TOTAL MONTH
PAYMINT
.
52499
TOTAL PllCI t.cT::,:
IMMIDIATI DILIYUY
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8.1. RESALE WI REALLY NEED LISTINGS! 6410W..t0coanf"'"t,N.I.
,.,.% -'20.400 LOAN -$165 MO. P.l.T.I. 'JUST SOLD IN ~ New Balboa CozY 2 BR, 2 ba, Fplc, pnlatio, 2 oar gar.
FOUi\ BBDROOll EASTSIDE siz yuz new MESA VERDI &.2 corner .-Can add U1 t
home. E¥tra clooets and wordrObo space. " Oc f f ( · "fy 6% MAY IE ASSUMED
· .Jlining room with sliding &lasa doors to •3054Capriline e 187JT•hlti Drlva .eon f0ft ommUftl T •55000 Cash and TD'a OK ~Uo and enclosed fellCed yard. Bulll·in • . . ry • , -~ tcben wilh breakfast bar. w&• 165 Joot • 3().47 Country Club Drivo • 1836 T a~ti Drive THREE NEW 4 & s Bedroom two • story BALBOA IA y PROPERTIES
, comer lol, with room for boat Ind trailer. • 2934 Ellesmere Ave. • 3280 ~higen Ave· single famtly Homes and three Duplexes with 673-7420 Evoa: 673·9117 FULL PRICE ONLY $25,.00! CALL \JS , a Deluxe owner's 3 Bedroom & Oen ,Home
• .NOW before it is too late!! Numerous resicienti•l lotl on o; n••r th• feirweys of Mes• Verd• upstairs, ,and a 8 'Bedroofn: ~ Bath Rental
Country Club. 4 Comm•rC.ial lots n••r Harbor I Adams. down. NOw ready for occupaµcy. :MINIMUM DOWN F.H.A. · 0 Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family roow, Wet PLUS · OTHER AREAS Bars, radiant heat, insulated, carpeted, wall· ' , Four bedrooms + den + Dining Room;-~
both home for $25,500!! You'll be thrilled
· with space tar your family to romp, on this
1eozv CORNER nesUed within easy walk
to Fairview Rood Shops, all schooia, includ·
ing ST. JOHNS PAROC!IlAL, TllRU 0 .C.C.
ENJOY the l).ice yard, concrete block walls
& aluminum covered patio for planned pri-
vacy ~ f111! access boat and trailer pad.
•BEAUTY SHOP, E•sl 17th St., CM • 3080 Johns~n Ave., CM ed, landscaped, ,sell-cleaning ovens. Formica
kitchen . cabin ell, Powder rooms. Etc. Etc.
Come aee for yourself: • 2190 Orange Ave., CM • 9122 Pl1y• Drive, HB
• 905 MacKenzie Ave .. CM GOLD MEDAWON. HOt,tES
LIST WITH US -WE CAN HELP YOU TOO! OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5
COMFORT IS KING
AND IT'S m FOR .THE "QUEEN". Upper
i Bay Spacioua three bedroom, Dining Room,
two bath home. Service area, Built-in Kitchen
~LEGE"
REALTY
546-5880
1500 Adams at
Harbor !nr.
Cinema Theatre I
"F" Street and Balboa llvd.
on seclllded Balboa Peninsula
Priced from $79,600 to $109,600
• carpets and drapes included. Quiet banjo l"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! • street, nice back yard with huge trees and " JI!!
~~"patio. Adult occupied home. Full Price
for further informltlon call: •
... COLDWELL, BANKER & co.
2200 E. CO.t.ST HIGHWAY 't32,950 -Excellent terms!
:Four Bedrooms •• Eastside
l'.n-appealing YOUNG HOME In perfect last...
' Located near st. Joachim's Church ·and paro-
chial school, Huge master bedroom with pri-i vate bath, completely carpeted home in neu-
• traI gold color. Modern kitchen with dish·
:,. ·1va111er and cµsposa1. S~s1 oyers~ dou-
. -.ble garage and enclosed 8atio with brrd av-
. la!')>. IT'S A BEAUTY F R ONLY $28,950.
'· SUBMIT LOW DOWN.
BUY.. OF THE YEAR
. lLLNE5S FORCE5 SALE. Del Piso Entry,
Large 15I24 Living room, and big 15x20
Family room. Good sized G. E. Electric kitch·
en with dishwasher and lots of cabinets.
Three large bedrooms wilb I% tiled b>lhs.
Extra nice landscaping keeps ya.rd care to
tninimum. 'Ibis beautiful home isl!!!_ a qti.iet
• Eastside Cul-de-sac. You can buy this excel-
, lent home with only 10% down. Full Price
:. ~!~~8,750. CALL NOW. THIS WON'T
!SALESMEN NEEDED!
646-0555
220 E. Seventeenth St. IE. 17th St. Shoppint Cent") cw. Mesa
you'll like our friendly service
Evening& Call 646-4579 or 646-IOSO
HOME & INCOME
$74.34 Per Month
. IT'S ALL ii will cost monthly to live in this
.outstanding Mesa Verde Triplex. 2 & 3 BR
"apartments, walk to shows, churches & shop-
ping. $39,500. ,.
VERY INTERESTING
, No Down ,
· $202 PAYS EVERYTHING. Hardwood floors,
large·kitchen & family room, carpets, drapes,
•landscaped, outstanding area, near schools
& shopping. $25,500.
$112 TOTAL
TAX INCLUDED. 3 BR 2 baths, fireplace,
dining area, fenced yard, close to new high
·. school. 5%o/o loan -only $19,950.
, · Absolutely Outstanding
, · Hsrbor Estat..s, 4 RR built-in electric kitchen,
servioo pon:ti, plush olive carpeting large
living room with fireplace. Locat..d in College
Park on a quiet cul-de-&ac street. Don't miss
this one. '28,llOO. : :/ca... COATS & WAL~CE REALTORS
The Real &taters
646-7171 • * 546-2313
UNDER THE PALMS
Eastside Costa Mesa, 5 minutes from shop-
ping. Extra large living room with fireplace.
2-car garage with coqcrete drive. $23,900 -
10% down.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS VIEW
DelightfuJ 2 bedroom, 2 bath, high and s ..
eluded. Double fireplace, family room, alley
entrance for boat or trailer. All this· plus 1
bedroom and bath guest house. $26,500, 10%
down or FHA terms.
MESA VERDE 4 BEDROOM
"A little bit better" home in fine neighbor·
hood -Spacious fa'miiy room. Safe, quiet
street near schools and 1ovely park. $25,500,
easy terms with on1y lOo/o down.
Lido Bayfront
A vlew to the Bay Club from charming living
room -gorgeously appointed with marble
fiTeplace. 2 patios, up to the minute kitchen.
4 bedrooms, 41h baths, each one a dream.
Separate m a id' s quarters. 35' R·3 lot.
$125,000 -Easily financed.
A Step to the lleac:h
A perfect home fo11 the family that needs
room and lives for fun . 5 good sized bed-
rooms, 31h: baths, plus a pool table size fami-
ly room. Low maintenance yard. Easy to
own. $69,500, 10% down.
4 Bedrooms· 2 Ba. S19,950
No down payment to VA bu~ers and low,
low FHA lerms to others. See the large cor-
ner-lot with room for. boat or trailer. Own·
ers leaving town, want quick sale.
646-7171 Open Sunday 546-2313
-REJiOSSESSlONS
6 '/2 °/o INTEREST
10°/o DOWN
SCENIC SAN CLEltlDITE
A Ul.~ home only $181.50
pi~e Ir tnterest. no loan
axrts 4l yr ftnan~ method
Easy pt.yment p6an on these
3 & 4 BR.s, 3 beth!. Up to
2400 sq. ft. carpets & drapes.
landscaping. &:me w i t h
ocean view.
Models Opci\ l(Mi daily
Rltr. 646-3928 Eve. &12-0185
Oiflrt Open S:it/Sunday
*LACHENMYER
WALK TO
THE OCEAN
from this large raimly home.
2.2CO square feel of living
area in this sharp 4 bedruom
home. Three spacious baths,
two attractive pat:iog, w l t h
easy maintenance tr-ee liv-
~-Huge living room with
fireplace. Enjoy tbe fil.lm-
mer, entertairmg made
pleasureabl.e in a kitchen
wilh all built-in appliances.
Enjoy the Blue Pacitic and
live in style. Onl.y-$33,911.
Submit your smaller home
on our guaranteed trade
plan. ~ 1491 BAKER STREET
' COSTA MESA, CALIF. I-======-
----"l" AS IN LOVELY $.158 PER MONTH OCEANFRONT
' .~s.~ This 3 BR family room ii a :n43 WESTQJ.F'F' DRIVE
11 s ~ \'Rea~ u_me -~· real gem Eye opener kltch-646-ml Open Eves
0vml!I' tnmdem!d -aays
-11 NOW!! Three bedrooms,
2 t>.ths, large fireplace,
built·ln kitcben, 13' X 20' COY·
ettd and endotH!d patio,
brand new '1'18.ll to wall car-
1 peting. ExoelJerit location,
Swtm. Play. This channmg en all built-Ins adult OOCU·
home will just fit the biU ~ 2 pied home !iO 'immaculate.
BR'a, Fpk, huge patio, Out.51.anding yard with beQu.
cboice location near lia..rbot' tiful covered petio. Quality
''J'ior elen"""'> """"'· ............. """-""· ,_ JnterHt, 5%% FHA loan
, may be usumed and $158
P@r-month would hdude
wret! Try moo down.
entrance. 40 ft. k>t w /w cal'J)l'ts &: drapes &
PENINSULA PT. tin:.>p!ace, ln~tdeal Mesa Ocl
Beautiful cw;tom-blt home 3 M •-· On! ~ 950 ar ......... tion. y .,..... . BR, 2 baths. fmn rm with
~. large sundeck,
fl'k!c bi.t·ins. in kitdien. Many
utr. nice he.turn. You'll
be charmed! $56,<XXI.
BEACH HOUSE
NMr, Bay, Ocem!.. and N.11
l'\l!-\\lllll
~l'\ll\\ll \\
ll.l\l r ,10
1093 Baker, C.M.
Yacht Club, 2 BR"s, f!Hc:
only S6,00J down. $34,(0),
JOi3 WESIO.I>T DRIVE . PENINSULA PT. · 'ml ' ~ Opf!n E\w.
REDUCED $4500
Just st~ to Bay Ir Ocetin'. 2% ye&n1 old. 3 BR + hu,i::('
' l\J.&...... Attmcttw 3 BR, 2 b flt h leCOnii story rec. room, 1~,.. 1111119» JlleJ home. o.nb/kiteiien A fMl ~ rur yard, bWlt·ln · f rm. ~te dining nn $Ii,-stel'!'O + lnlf'rcom, .~ :': ,::r;;~.~:::: ~iboa RHI E•t•to Co. Only $29,950
da.tq ~/dl')W, frplc. J~ W~; JU:t.llor Newport
Herth a.ta Mn1. nev loo £. &iboa Blvd., Balboe at
~ mDVed, ~ 6'13-4140
clpd to -· Vlclorla
• • Ooll 646-W< OPEN HOUSE 646-Ull '.t~PARIL WALKER SAT/SUN 1-5 I~ t1..'' REAJ..'roft 1126 Dm'n:DE ROAD ...,....,
llul>or V"" Hllh. OIM Evonlnp)
You'll kwe thil odtinr/~~~~~~~-~~/ vmw S + tom + ........ FOJ< SALE or. El<CHANGE
room + bonu "*" · hotDe f« Otanre Ol~, ot L.A.
on 1/J or an Mn. Move-ln home. Fallbrook &tM. 114
andftloa. Drop b1 A .e or AC w/\tlcw, 6 nn ranch Ille
aall for 1ppointmeot. + S rm gueA"t or rent.I.
Roy J. Ward Co. Avocado Ir fruit lrett. lq
I-Olftct) pool, petJo. !M,000, Bien.
00 Stnttapo Dr. &tS-1550 OK. Pb; n4: ftHU2 ar
-211:.3IH.l!IO.OWNER
(·
2-114 Vista Del Oro
Ncwpart Beach
ROCK •onOM!
$26,499
Single level
3 bedrooms, 2 batM
A.II BluU'a adavntagcs
complct" w/carpets, drapes
f':lec. garage door opener
Greet tenns!
Ph. 644-1133
Cash Talks
Here'• an opportun.lty b'
tboee who ha~ a aood li.Jlfd
down JlllOU)ent. Why not ..
UDe. $\(~ ~.Jl&,('O) lo.Vi
7 no .,llertlt bi:nue 4t no
i..n lett -ptl,.Ymftltl -
1166 moolb Incl--..
taxes • lnl. ! &.utlli& J
Bf\ home, quiet street, f1m
nu, 2 ~ttm. lef'Vkle pirch,
dble lrpic ' an blt-tns. F\11] ..... ..,.,, 126~ I C.W.
>Ill. BUICK S«J.1151 (_.
~ft) HdTttap ftt.al Ellbihl,
NEWPORT BEACH
At the Top ot
NeY1POrt Hartior In
Harl>or View Hills
large heu ted pool
'Kl 9-33SI 675·2000
3 Bedrooms, 3% baths
spacious family room
view dining room
just listed -$00,<m
;•,>"" J:.• ......
OPEN SAT & SUN I · 5
Came() Shores Contact:
John Abell
Eves. 673-7365 View from L•guna to P•los Verdes
Beautiful adult lived-in 4 BR Home· with
Pool. Owner ready to move -$90,000
4639 Fairfield
Wm. Winton, Realtor
229 Marine, Balboa Island
675-3331 OJNn 'til 9 Every Night
DAVIDSON Realty
OPEN SAT I SUH
3129 BRAY LANE
Loveky North Q)f;ta Me 1 a
pool home 3 BR + family + dining, carpets, drapes,
hardwood floors.
Real Estate
Salesman
Career
Opportunity
Experienced in &ellini'. VA lk
FHA Homes, plenty ot Door
time, & training available,
financial help to qualified.
Fr-ee Ins. Bonus plan, and
Rltr. 7750 Harbor SB, CM other co. benefits. One oJ ~~O Eve!I 545-49-11 Orange Countys largest Real
Estate organiza.tiorui. Con-C UTIE DUPLEX tact Hany Boggs Mgr.
Sharp l BR unJfs. BeauUtul!y 19 OFFICES
landscaped ~encl SJ"!&~. Ore.nge Countys Largest
~ol, exceprronal buy. PT
Call for appt. fo see. S2J ,500
PERRON REAL TY CO.
1sth & Orange &1-2.1m 293 E . 17th St.
Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
£state Sin Lot
4 BR. 3 BA, Calif. modern home on 6/7
acre w/lge lawn, lots trees, lge. pool &
outdoor entertajnment area. Great famil.v
hon1e. . ....................... $79,500
J . Clarkson
Livin9 At Its Best
Lovely 4 Bdrm. home on corner lot mr-
rounded by be.aqtifully landscaped yard.
20x40 H/F pool w/spa garden pool w/.
waterfall. . ..... , .............. '69,500
Miss Leidy/Mrs. Burns
Udo Isle 70' Lot
Charm galore, fabu1oUs new carpet. Large
2 story home on 2 full lots. Liberal terms.
Full Price ..................... $69,500
Charlotte Long
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1.5
121 0 Sandpoint·
Broadmoor -Harbor View Hills. See this
spacious, warm family home. 4 Bdrm, 2Y.a
Ba .. fam rm, din rm · 2 fireplaces, lovely
patio -Ownrr transfEtred -must sell.
Reduced to .................... $51 ,500 Mrs. Harvey
Join The Happy Group
Be the owner of a'"l.u;k-Itarbctr View Hills
Home. 4 Bdrm, 2 baths, fam. rm. on c.ul-de-
sac street. See it IOOoy. $43,900 Full Price.
Miss Leidy/Mrs. Burns
New Ustin9 • Cor-del Mar
C.'iarming traditional home. 2 lidrms. + 2
rm. sleeping loft. Hobby room. Sep. din. rm.
Dark rm. in·j!'arage. On 45' lot , ... $39,950
lt1rs. Rau lston
Transfrered Owner
Offers his beauWul 4 Br., 2 bsth Cameo
H<>me with ocean 'flew, 1t the exceptlon1l
price of .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. $35.500
Watter Haase
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL, ,IANKD l CO.
2200 I •. COAST .,HIGHWAY
NEWPORT llACH
•
OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5
2309 1.rvine Ave.
BACK BAY VIE\V
lge. 4 bdrm. 3.bath, fam. rm.
2 fireplaces, inle['C9m, elect.
blt·inl, 1&e. covered patio,
covered encl · breezeway,
room for pool..
OPEN DAILY, l.S
1628 Santia90
BAYCREST
Custom·blt by Ivan Wells, de·
luxe 4 bdrm. 4 bath, formal
pool. Vacant-will trade !or
din. rm. fam. rm. H/F
Income or vacant acreege.
"C" THOMAS ·Realtor
224 W Coo.St Hwy 548-5527
Nev.-P0rt Bch. "Eve. 545-5643
Big House--Small Price
$100 Down FHA-VET
No Down To Vets
3 Bedroom. 2 Baths + BIG
SEPARATE F A M I LY
ROOM. 2 elegant baths,
built-in delou kitchen. 2 car
prage, FOrced air heating.
Plush deep pile carpeting
and matching drapes, Beau-
liJully landooaped. One block
to IChoci. Start to erljoy life
and relax. Th.is Is VALLIE! :as:I
COSTA ~I.I::&\ OFFICE
2629 llarbor Blvd
545-9491 Open till 9 PM
Costa Mesa
% ACRE * R·2
S26,750
nGO lnf':ome in 2 oldtt hol}'les.
10 units OK 90c per sq fl
land.
Newport
it
Victoria
646-8811
IC1ll
Anytime)
$167 MONTH
includes everythlni I just
"!!1,..1' s" ?Ii loan at no coat
's that e:asy! Excellent 3
BR family room borne In
Me&a Del "t"ar, 2 b •I h 1,
built • In .kitchen, large liv-
ing room with w/w Cl'l rpt'IS
& drapes, brick fireplace.
Price 124,000 • I-furry!
I' ll'I .\\·11 1 'I
~· \ll \\11\\ 1, I 'I I I '
Spece? Lots Of ltt
Spack:IUI home ln ~.
planned cspccl.all.y tor a
irowfna:, 1ctive famlJ.1. Tbt
~ pme room wllh it.a
muaive tone ~ ls
COl'llpietd,y ""13 tiODll the
-• """""' -4 --..............
""' bOthL I.up -· ar-. l car aar'ce. There'•
a ll"Hl bl( back" )Wd, too,
for famllv lm! You own
)'Wr land ~-Only '61.!iOO.
Ruth P•rdoll_, Realtor
1600 Westdltf Dr. &tJ.6200
80Clt IT TO 'prl
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroo;,,)
6410 West Oceanlronl, Newport Beach
673-7420 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(2 Br. D.en or Family)•
535 Hazel I»-., cor®a-4'}1,Mar .
673-3770 (Sunday only 1·5)
(3 Bedrooms)
4612 Roxbury, Cameo Shores
673-8550 (Sat 1·5)
16382 Eagle Lane, Huntington Beach
642-1771 -(Sat & Sun 1-6)
2420 University Dr., Newport Beach
548·1211 Eve: 544-2617 (Sat, Sun 1-4,30)
1174 Boise Way, Costa Mesa
540-1720
201 Via Nice, Lido Isle
673·5166 (Sun 1-5)
4301 Sandburg Way, Irvine, Calif.
833-0304 (Sat & Sun)
324 El Modena Aye., (Np! Heights) NB
548-1954 (Sat & Sun 10.5)
2220 Maple SI., Costa Mesa
646-2309 (Open Weekends)
**2709 Cove, China Cove
675-3000 Eve" 548-8868 (Open Sun 1-5)
(3 Br. & Family or Den)
'1927 [""ward Lane (Baycrest) NB
646-3255 (Sun 1-5)
1130 Somerset, Weotcliff, NB
646-3255
1626 Tustin Avenue, Costa Mesa
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2424 Siemi Vista, Back Bay, Npt Bcb
675-5726 Eves: 548-8409 (Open Daily)
*4545 Tremont (Cameo Shores), CdM
642-1485 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
435 Santa Ana Ave., (Npt. Heights), NB
642-3766 548-8905 [Open Sat & Sun)
4715 Dorchester, Cameo Highlands
642-6472 (Open Sat)
4815,Cortland· .. Dr., Cameo H!ghl3nds ·
(714 ) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1606 Antigua·way, Dover Shores
[714 ) 642-8235 (Open Sun)
2541 Greenbriar, Costa Mesa
540-1720 (Sun 2-5)
6231 Albion Dr., Huntington B-siaeh
897-5884 (Sat & Sun eves)
1600 Cornwall Ln., (Westcli!f) Npl Bch
off Dover Dr., (Open Sun 1-5)
715 Cameo Highlands, CdM
675-3000 Ev..,c..646-6590
443 Fullerton, Newport Beach
(Sat 1·5)
(Sat & Sun 1·5)
9382 Nantucket Dr., Huntington Beach
962-2912 [Sal all day, Sun 11·8)
102fl t \Ve"ley Cir. (~fere<'ilh Gardens) NB
546-5680 (Sat & Sufi !Tom 1 pm)
(J Br. and Guest House)
*356 Pri!lceton, Coll~e Park, Costa Mesa
675-1662 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(3 Br. and 2 Br. Apt.}
210 Apolena, Balboa h~ Uld
675-1662 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
(4 Bedrooms)
1436 Mariners Dr. (Harbor Highlands), NB
548-5508 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
**333 Morningstar Lane, Dover Shores
(714 ) 642-8235 (Open Daily)
1324 Galaxy Dr., Dover-Shores
1714) 642-8235 (Open Daily)
2024 Cornat, Mesa Verde
675-1662 (Sal & Su n 1-5) * 1856 Elba Circle, ~tesa Verde
673-9200 Eves: 548-4810 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*4639 Fairfield, oameo Shares
675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(4 Br. & Family or Den)
1501 Eton Place, Westclllf, NB
646-3255 (Sun 1-5)
384 Meadow Lane, Newport Beach
646-3255 . (Sat 12-4)
2821 Setting Sun, Harbo< View Hills, CdM
675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1616 Lincoln Lane (Weslcliff Area) Npt. B.
--off Estelle Ln. (Open Sun 12·5)
1210 Sandpoint, Harbor View Hills
675-2000 (Sun 1·5)
363 Vista Baya (West Back Bay)
642-6603 [Sat & Su n, all day)
1601 Bavadere, Irvine TeJTace
675-3000 Eve" 548-7~2 (Sun 1-5)
18012 Butler. University Park
675-3000 Eves: 646-5227 (Su n 1-5)
956 Magellan Ave., (Mesa de\ Mar) CM
546-5880 (Sat & Sun from 1 pm)
1617 Tradewl nds. Newport Beach
544-5347 838-0181 !Everyday 1·5)
*1539 Santiago Dr., (Baycrest) Npt Bch
646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
.. (5 Br. & F..,,,1y or Don)
32'18 MIMesota Ave., (Mesa Verde) CM
545-1844 (Sat " Sun)
DUPLEXES FOR SAU
. (2 Br. & Den}
447 Morning C~n. Corona Highlands
673-S77Q (Sat & Sun) *** .,~,, W•••flM • ** •-f•wt "-'
( •
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JI
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
General 1000 0.-a l 1000 --
HOW 'IOUT THIS-S11,IOO
Solid homt -sound value! 3 bearoom, 2
bath. Lug~ covered paUo tor those aummer
partlea. Shade ine• & a Jr. Orchard. High
fence for pryvacy. Excellent area. MG-1720.
"BREAD & IUTTER" DUPLEX. S20,0001
2 nice units -one bedroom each. Pride of
ownership! Deep 137 fl ground.I on ~ew·
port Blvd. Elcellent rental investment· area. Let your tenant help with the expeooes.
540-1720.
NEWPORT .HGTS .• "O" DOWN Y.A..
LOW DOWN FHA.I S25,5001
Country atmosphere in the heart or the bu'it-
ling city. 3 bed.room, l•mlly .OOm home.
Large enclosed porch -ror outdoor fun.
Used brick fireplace. Fully carpeted. lloom
lo build income unit.. BeaulifWly lanc!Jcap-
ed yard. 540-1720.
ON THE GoOLF COURSE -
"MESA VERDE "POOL"
Epitome of beauty, luxury & functional liv·
ing. 4 bedrooms, study, formal dining room.
4 marble pullman baths. Del P.iso entry.
Ocean view. One look is wo~th 1000 words.
We invite your inspection!
TARBELL
2955 Harbor llvd.
540-1720
Ci:lstoMesa
CORBIN-MARTIN
, . FAIRWAY HOME
I Large fumily home, formal dining,
BR, 212 ba.
2024 Corn•t, Wt• MeSll
OPEN SAT. & S!}N., 1·5
MODEL HOME
den, 4
Beot ·1n area -3 BR, 2 ba, Clues! Houae,
H/F pool. Under $32,000.
Try 10% Dn -or assume 51A 'fo loan.
OPEN SAT. & SUN., 1-5
356 Princeton, College P•rk
BALBOA ISLAND
Deluxe home - 3 BR, 2 ba Plus 2 BR, 2 ba.
Apt.
210 Apolona
OPEN SAT. & SUN., 1-5
NEW LISTING
· 3 large BR's, 2 -ba, corner Jot Mesa Verde,
$24,750.
CORBIN·MAlTIN
REALTORS
3036 E. Coa1t Hwy, CdM 675·1662 ANYTIME
Luxurious B•rg•inl
Charming old bridt garden
entra n ce! Olive tree&!
1Wrought iron gateti! Vaulted
beamed ceilings! This unus-
ually attractive 4 BR 3 bath
fer Col!lt• Mesa home up to
$30.IXX>. Haw 8 unit.II in
Westminster, lin&le story at
,home near Doo.oer Shores ba.s Newport
,a Contemporary Meditern· "'·""'·
)1ia feeling. Luxuriously dee· •t
orated! Formal dining room Vic!orl•
I& panelled game room. On
a great big be.autifully l&nd· 646-1111
t.c8.ped lot for privacy, plus (Open
1a separate child['{'n's y •rd
'with a big playhouse, Not I ~~~~~~E·~·~n~in~p~·~>~ I mi leased lalld! Unbeatable I · ~~:·~;doll, Roaltor EXECUTIVE HOME
lfffi Westclill Dr. 642-5200 An immaculate home in ex-
POOL HOME
1 dUl!iVe Baycrest, LuxuriooJ
master bedr001n mite with
1arden & solarium.
HOUSU FOlt SALi HOUSJS FOR SALE HOUS E S FOll.$41.1 HOUSU l'oa .$41.I '
111110 c .... -. 1100 -VarM 1111 Nn ,.,, Hir!a-1210 Lido Iola
Span!U Hllcienda
A large rambllDC homo with Spanish tile ••Ir?. fonl>al dining room, family niom, 3
car pnge, 4 Jarce bedN>Oml and loom for
a pool ,65,50().
R!"'uced C11Sto111
A tantasllc value In Newport Beach. Cu.stom
ronch home w1th over 2000 SQ. fl. Shake roof,
3 ovenized hedroomJ, 2~ baths, lamlly'toom
and two llreplacea. Just reduced to '35,USO.
View
OI the Back Bay, city lighl$ and ocean from
W. Immaculate 4 bedroom , family room
home. Cl06e lo schools and club facilities.
'42,750.
Country UvlnCJ
You don't have to be a millionaire to gel
away from the hustle and busUe of city llv·
Ing. J11&t •ee this 3 bedroom 11nch home with
Its large yard and patlloo. $21,950.
SprlnCJ Fever!
How about a 4 bedroom home loCated on a
cul-de-sac street in a charming neighbor·
hood? Shake roof. fJmily room and quality
features . :t~S.950.
:'.!es~"°';.ING •• ,~TY
1801 Westclltt Drive, Newport Beach
OWllERS MOVBI
Netd juat 1 buytr tw thJa
tffl'ilk Mt .. Verde bome. 4
BA l bath. 1epante 1lx23
fa_m~ room, 1epu1te dln-
tn1 room, bule yard wlth
latp Mated I ftlttred »OOI. °"'" Sat/Sun 1..S 2U7 111.,,,.ra, CM
Newport
Evenings )
COlfa Mesa
R3
i IN ALL BUY ONE OR I.
SO' x 3)7' each with priYa~
l'Hidence.
R-4-CP
Ll\.RGE 67' x 300' Wl'I'H
RESIDENCE, pa.rct'ls are
all near K mnrt I< H.arbo:'
shopping center. Mr. Pat·
man. Pb. 64& 7523.
293 E. 17th St 646-4494
Eves. 543--9657
DELUXE OFFICE
Corona
del Mar
BAYCREST 1000 SQ. >'I". CARPUS -
.
210 LARKSPUR, Jet11 v l • w
and only 5 al&nt ltflPI to
Bead! 3 BR, 2 bl, $61,500.
Completely rfl!ecorat@d 4 PRJV:ATE RESTROOM and
BR, family room borne with kitchm Jacilitiff. Only $196
a lSx40 H/F pool. Latid.lcap. mo. Yffr le&M.
ed with a minimum ot main-SI'ORE ROOM COO'J'A MESA
-· 1!9,!(;0. 1200 SQ. fT. • BUSY 1'l<JR.
OPEN SAT & SUN OFARE • IJEASE SlOO MO.
1924 L-anl Lano EVES• KI T-lll5.
ftder Yoar Mesi NEED & 8E1lllOOMS!
Olrne Sy M) HouRI
Ulll MfN Vtrde arM. Fam. rm., wit 1 e Dow• • a. .. 1-k "' c1ooe ... N ... «fPN' fhrv..oui. V I n y 1
Submit" )'OW' O'l(ft term• on J'loora l lla.lned cahinelil ln
UU. OM: l BR, 2 baths, tam-kitcbttl I: fam. r m ,
Uy ' rm w/f.b'lpltc:e, n f! a r Di.shwube•" Larp pitio.
South Cout PIUI. Lc7w lfto NeWI)' palnled • clean. JUlt
wett FHA loan msy be .. Move in. OPei HOUSE
IWMll. MUST SELL JM, 3211 Mlmfsota Ave. Hi-llH
limlATD.Y. 30!2 CAPRI LANE, CM
Tly $'l6,fl! .
Burr Wldti, Realtor ~:ud:-'.::."?
2901 Newport Blvd on 15th ralrwsy of
NeWport Beach Mesa Verde C.C. $'19,500
675.;.&S.'!O Tuea; 673.fll69 ph. 613-26,;4 eve __ .__..., ___ iiil3B0iir.1. 2 bath, SP.\CIOUS
511M View
b'oa\ Ulla S BR, 2 bath borne
an a hJc;b lot. Fplc, p1do,
dbl• car on alley w/e:ma
parldna. Pride or Cl'WMl'lhlp
a.tt11. Owner wanta tO ~
now.~.~
GRAHAM lllALTY
(Neu NB Pott Otftce) .... "'.
SPLrl' LEVEL
MMf .. rrUNn
S BR 2 ba, _1p1.cloua llvtng
toom w/hfah bNmed tell·
lngs, enclosed deck, ttlect.
dumb wa iter. 2 i-ltctronic
1ar1.1e -, il~t1'. C!c$t-to
1ehool1. $37.9:.IO. Ml-3766,
MS..&005 -ViCtoriG'"_MesG._ liv rm, & fam t'm, dbl f'rpl,
Ho111n :';:"";., .. :;:;,.:•;,"~:'; -OPENDAiLYT 6
lS NEW HOMES churches, 9Chl.s, libracy, I.
1-dn. 6!l" »Y• loon "'1f ...-. """"' -f,..m $24,950 lolFSA v_.. HJohl«ndl. 3
Valley RoMl a~ Victoria BR 2 BA I -~· , • am rm," .. _,..,
(Juat E. of Brook.bunt drape•. blt-iM. 2 frpkl, 1
up cm bluttl blk to schocX• $26,500. ~% '::Ei
Udo size Iota, ~ simple GI loan· 546-qaJ
~:t .. lnHii~:e~: i;e:it~;;i!: 8Y OWNER 4 Br I" Ba.
Convenient to &.hoppin&; cen-Covcrrd Patio. Playho1.11e.
ter, riear schools. l and 4i Lota of concrete. New car-
BDRMS • 1 I. 2 sty. Fire-pets. 1 Blk to 1Chool1.
placea, carpetlq, draPtti@I, $21,650 * 549-1090
"""""· landaaPinr. c ti P rk "11s
Compare Quallty .. 3 R'a"
5 Br. Fam rm. 3 Ba.. 3
le-vel, 3 pr. 3.000 1q.
ft.. CUstorn Built.
406 E. 21at St. NB. 543'773
Ql&J'OM HOME: 3 br. 114
ha, 4-car gar, 75' lot. Room
lor Ire px l. EZ financing,
~uced to $33,roll. By owner
321 El Modena, ~79:>4
4 BR, 2 BA. hua;e fenced
yard, eul·de-aac, p a I i o ,
crptl, drp&, $21,950. 316
Ramon.a Place 548-4738 Mich.lo! Kay, Builder 1_0_ot_,,_•_• ____ .,_
Phone 642·2821 Eves 642-5106 IMMAaJLATE 3 BR family AVAIL lmmed. Oiff Haven 3
ONLY $22,lliO. Owner forced room, '2 baths carpeted, Br, 2 ba. & 2 Br Ocean Vu
II ~ . h I'< 500 Inc Apt. $49,500. 548-7"249 to se •uvely 3 BR 2 bath drapes, di.sh was er. ¥ , •
Mesa Verde home. Large 5.f&-4248 aft 5 PM
eat·in kltt'nen, built ins, ===="====
iood carpets &: drapea.1;N;o;;w;po;;;;rt;;;B;a;••;h~~1;;200;;; oversized. gange & quiet
•tred: c.i!y $144 montfl. In:
"""" princ., '"'· 1ax.n He""e 1 little lna. CAIJ, .... ll51 ((lpm ...
Balt:oa Coves
WATERFRONT 3 BR 2 ba th
private pier & float: $50,500. cn 41 529-3109 &1tc s PM
11a-i..-. 1225 ·--··----·-l .... _ ..... Eo<at. 1pinsl lnll1Ho1 BY Ollmer--292 Bow I i n I' YOU'LL LOVE rr.
-111 .. Demi ....
Prim< location • I 11ory
Bd, l belh. 1ePU9te
rm. Bridat AIW, ~ pado
St/St on 50' lot, ff4.DL
Cathod<at Colllnt
Dcllgbliul 3 BR, 3 be.ttl
bi.t-ln kll. Stone tp1c + (~le. m.dlo w/blt.-il:
'l'V,!D.n,....m..ll!a .....
R. C. GREER, llH!"'
3416 Vi& Udo fl3GJ
OPEN SAT • SUN
2 BR, den hm1thed
118 Via Qutto , 675-CW
Ba lboa loiand 1355
BAYFRONT, pier, cuatoro 3
Br. 2 Ba. OWNER. Price 1
reduced • 673-8411
Don't CaU
UNLESS YOU WAN!' ,
• an extra clean borne
• plush carpel• throughout
• manicured Jandscapina: e 3 BR 2 bathi
• 5% 'i'o loan
U yoU do want, SlSOO down
will do. Full price $21,500.
Paul Jo-R .. lty
847-1266 Evea. 536-M6
SKIP to tho BEACH
Lovely I to 3 BR units, 1 ~
bath5 & de11lred buUt-lns,
double garage & private pe-
tio. Starting a.I $16,000 fUll
price &. u little .. $M.20 '
per month. ·
Pacifte 'Siborft RM1t7
536.RH Eve.. 5J6..
3616 OCEAN, Bermuda mod-
e""n pluii: furn rtJelt A.pt. plU&
maids. Reduced to $97,500.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Speda1 off~ on 2 b'.lrnee: due
to ~ by owner-
Green, O>llop Plr. I Bii aep ., -boocb
1Vn nn 1 BA. f'IPc· Dec 1 • • thll ls · 3 Bdrm, 2 bath It's mt· IM1Cb a..i bit.
blt-""-$24,500-lcen Nn ,dotp............ Dtn"CH PRICE.< BR. t
4600 !! , YES 4600 sq ft for
~axed fam living in this 5
BR, 51,1 hi home $1 49,500.
Want & larger lot plus more
privacy! Your choice oJ 2
immaculate Duplexes on 50'
lots. One has Ocetln View,
the other near Beach & Ba.y.
$19,300 at Mi% nlA. Pymt's wtth thi& 1trate1ic ~· appliancH baths, modem ldtdlen It
contractor. One-3 BR with ~ ..... "-'. • · i..i ~I. 646-4.flM Slli6 mo inc. Pl, tun, Uw. vacant, corner R-2 lot, nffr 139.500 BY OWNEJ1t heed "&ir beat. 122,100 •
famlly room &: one-4 BR Eve. 646-5T;i2 546-38j0. niarkela It beach, $21,500. Call for Appointment submit all offen. ny SfiO
--934 SENATE Burr While, Reallor ""1 a--:;~;,°' NB ~~ ~ ••. '~-""',,'HA",',,,.-' •. · with Jamily room. Both with
ocean view, Pri«tl at S38,· 3 ER. HOME
SQ> & $43,500. .Excellent NORTH EAST CM
Immac 3 BR 2 Ba ny1on cpts "" c.ca.1' r
drps King aized rooms. 2901 Newport Blvd. LISTER. REAL TY
Hardwo:>d floors, la~e yard Fenced garden. Quiet area. Newport Beach University P•rk 1237 16612 Beach Bl. HB 842-6&.13 terms avail1ble.
OPEN HOUSE
SAT & SUN
•t 4115 Cor;tl•nd
lot wilh acceu to rear for Walk to sch.I.! Best Deal in 675-4630 Eves: 673-0069 OPEN SAT I: SUN UP FOR GRABS!!
boat or camper. VACANT. area. Owner Must Sell $20,·[;,;;;~~ ...... ~~~~~ Villqe 2, luxurious extn.1 3 FHA OFFER. No COST
lmm@diate possession. 500 Terms.~ 1-5. Waterfront Duplex BR. 2 ba, atrium, 10 !t ceil· Better than new. lAoorioul .f
DOVER SHORES $18,500 < BR 1% &\.Fam· mom Ing" '""' "'""" ;,, 3 Br. l!oi b8 ,.,,..,..,.. N 'w
Well!-McC1rdle Rltr a. L&l'O::" llvi~ room. Fr:Jc. p Iv P ltr & Flo•t gardens, mitrottd cl:ieet carpets. Bitns. C o lo r·e d LOVELY 2 SI'ORY HOME on Mod ern kitchen. Be au . ~ ' &: d:o1,, glamorou! 1pacious ti! a corner lot wilh a vi~w lSIO Newport Blvd .. C.!\1. landscaped. L. Col". r (o.":>,l&;autifullJ dec.)raltd rntertainlJli:, $26,Sl?J. Exe. e ················• $Z4,500
ft'Om every room. 4 BR, 513.7729 Eves lil4-0384 etc. CUst drps Only $2l,500. Jo urn. 2 BR, den, 2 b:zths -investment near UC 1 , .Sl ,650 down -MOYe int
formal dining room, wet bar _. ___ . . . __ _ A Must See! 630 V.'. Wilson • AND 2 BR Unit . Lux~·lou11 s'3J..--OJot Porter Re•lty
beautiful garden l gaubo. OCEAN VIEW Homes By Ownf!r Open Daily carpeting, lovely pano -======== 8523 Bluebell Buena Paris:•
$94,500. e 3 BR with den, pool, ae!p. privacy -walk to Lido 1231 fl) 522-1271. •
OPEN SAT & Si.JN din rm. lg master BR. $2,000 Below M•rket Shops &: Ocean. Immediate _l,.._in_• ______ 5-Point ~ Cml1lr _,
1534 Antigua W•y Like new condition. Cameo 5'IOl dn to 514 % GI loM ·Jl'l)&lleS!llon, plus 1 Unit avail. IRVINE 4-&drooma
Shores , , , ... , ..... $85,IXX> 4 L-$1'10 mo pays all able fer summer rental Villar• 1, 2 BR -... .. i*h, :t-H·-.. __. s dn c·'-'> ..... , wallc to Ca.thoHe ll'bl. n...i__. briow fa.Ir market ,,,_.,_, ,_::~~-._.. • h b e 4 BR sep din. rm. lge H''""' IChl coll .n.~~ ll"ttn belt locatloa, nr. UCI, v.~ .. 10 n macna view lot, 'room for pool. ..... • ege ' ahopa. value. ahoppin& I: recreatlon. $24,. 1-A.vall.abie at $22,9111
ft.EAL TY COMPANY CJstom J eat u re 1. A·l llll Umer:lck Sf9.l403. Shore Proper1iM 500. B)' owner, 297...a73 er 1).-.Nothin&: to klee
$16,500 DrNm Cottage 111 DOVER. DR. eond. Cameo High-BY OWNER.· $24,500, l bt, 613-IK&l 675-4147 675-Zl& 442--1141.. Happiness toe.in
3 BEDROOMS, ' BATHS. NEWPORT BEACH '""" ······•····•· $47,000 '" ho, NI .. ~ • .... * PRICE ========-JCATELLA REAL TY (7l 4) '42.8235 Robert Nattress, Realtcr lndscpd, XU. yard for borit lack a.., 1240 847.a;m _.t !!'!~1 ·=c C:~~-. l!l!!!!!!Jl!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll-::::~·:"':~ .. ~7·~1485;':::•~~ I and/or trlr. Xlnt loe. w. d. REDUCED * !"'.... Harber. 548. 7313, 64U72J.
Ahiny aluminum covered pe-aft g BUILDER of nflS NEW "°· ,.,,.,. ,.,. boat" ... n. Happln.U Is Open :Sat/Sun 1·5 l,tm., • cusroM HOME
•'· Th• •ute•I, •leanc•I 1436 M• D H -L-BY OWNER: CambMdge HAS OT'HER INTERESTS. • • A quality home at • bonus , nnr11 rive, a1uur mod I Coll p "· home in Orange' County with H1""lands 4 BR 2~ bath e' ege ••"· 3 lrg ., YOU SAVE $2000. 1bil value 3 bedroom Cotllege 6 " 5' br, 2 ba, xtra lrg fam nn. 2 1 -pe.yment11 leM than rent. at Parle:." ........ ..i.iing move in jl~~ Joan -Asking $36,700 much desittd Baycresl oe 1165 month includes evecy. _....... used brick frpls, cpts, drps, +4 br, lam rm, 3 mi, make•
thl condition. Built-ins, bright lndacping, A Rustic Beauty. jd 11 ~-lly ng. 1 " . •• •oi .....,. cAA """ thi.& an e exec _,, am y room, marucurL-u .,,. ,;>\Al. ,,..,..,1!A)7 Of' 830-:-2.;.1.7 L.........• at•.,...;_ L-•-·· ~-1 yard with fruit bearing '""" .......... ..,_,,,. --... Subnitt , BY OWNER • $24,500, 3 br, borne. O:xmdtt. trade, 1617 ~960· YG'.I' h!nns. 333 E. 17th St , C.M. 1" be., FuD epts & drps, Tndewinda $59,500 5"-6.rl,
-'• · 54g.55111· lndecpd, xtra yard for boat 838-0lBl ..
BAa< BAY In Ol\int> Coo-
rldor. BY O\VNER $22,500. 3
BR. home with detached
aarsge. 1..al'le separate yard
area, Ideal for bo&t or
trailer atoraa:e. 5%. ~ loan
can be auwned. C a 11
842-2146 a.ft.tr 6 pm.
Lovely 4 BR 2',ii BA. Lou
Bal $28,000. Mak• Off•.
Qwner • 54&-8ITO
COSTA MESA OFFICE
2629 Harbor BJvd .
Mesa Verde .,,.,,.,,. "'"· '°"' 1oe. w. o11 ~~-~-~~-
22,950 H•-. 5'8-1313. mtml •ft Upper lack lay Corona dal Mar 1250
REAL ESTATE 6 NEWLY DEOORATED 1,;;;;;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~9491 Open till 9 PM
• 7 UNITS
One llock Beach
4 year old, custom built. 11:
3 BR1, encl garaps. No w.e-
.-icy, Prtcii!d tor qWdr: Illa..
BRASHEAR REALTY
.,,...., Eva "";V
. DIVORCE
b'CJel ale en tlrll I •
hothl•>mo. ........... --ily room with bu:ilt.m SEQ, __ .. _
• S23,500 3 BR., 2 baths, family ,;;;;--------
Why pa.y more when aru.1oua SALESMEN $21 ,950 -OWNER A mt.kin&: e n tr Y will tead
O'Mlen ~ assume my FHA Nffded Now! 3 Br. 1 % ba bltna, frplc. Pa· you into a larre home ex-Calllff Shorn
lal'IJCllnl ia! Sc11oo1 • -·· 0pm I to all terms. room with bar, formal dfn.
ing room lr: a hobby room.
Be•utifully lancbcaped,
oo fee land. $59.500.
1001 GUNW<XX> LANE
OWNER 642-4<SI
and take over pal)'ltlenls of Come In or call Jor appt tio, dbl pr; fncd. GI or f1{A tending hick into 3 level•,
Sl44 per month, including Excellent opportunity ' 2Z11 Maple St. ()peri wk ends eedi. otferin&: room tw
Ul.xea. 3 bedrooms, built-In O:>nJidentl•I * 6f6..2J(ll many types of •ctivity. 5 2 BR 1% beth, !&rye gpacious kitchen .......:i ,.,._,.,.._ r ,,_ ...,,,-.,~~~-..,.c.:..:=:: rooms with "-'lace, dis;b. • •""""' ._.,......,, ......... e CLIF PRIEST, Re•ltor MontlctUo Townh0vte BR, 4 bath. extzw. rooma +
-q» fenced yards. Since 1957 Facin Qubhou Pool. cwrtom f~tum!. All tbla ad
COHDOMIHUM Br.rgain!
4612 ROXBURY
R. D. Slat• ltNllort
8'7-3519
$95
Unbelievable. -Joor bed-
iooms, two baths, giant COY·
ered patio leading to beauti·
ful~ land.scaped pool area,
16' x 18' living room with
artistic Oagltone ti.replace.
Walking distance to all shop-
ping_ Don't miu another day
ol en;p~ 1hh1 fine family
home. Won't last . Only m.-
500.
w"""', -""""'"" Colesworlhy & ( -· E Co H • ... ...... "'"""""' ...... In • ""' $152 PITI. Recreational area · 0, ""'" 1n41a~~ O:tM 3 Br. 2 Ba. l~own lot $67.~. Appt. onl)t. ATTENTION ~~ ~~=~:n .. ~::· 6'.2-1111 l!!!!!!!!!!!~~!'!!!~!!!!!~l1~=~ Mti-9296 Prlncipa!sonly.548-219.
Must 1tt this beautiful home. Newport 1904 H= :.:::· c .M.
0~s M~~~:Gl ~~ 1; SHARP Custom View Home
OPEN SAT A: SUN 1·5
Lovely Cameo !har8 wltl;I.
acoeaa to private bed, 3
BR, 2 ti., w/lge lot makes
fur country livlnt: With pi-
vacy. Priced $49,950.
TOrAL CASH to CL ~ llt
baths, built·lnL Needs ~
in1. a.:.e to .mool, ..
ping ' beech.
Marble entr)', 3 full sized •t ..., ....................... ! bath home in Collere Park. 3 BR, 2 be, wtth lrigh 5" Open Sat It Sun 1-4: 30 p.m.
bednns, 2 bath5:15 x 22' liv-Victorl• Ivan w-·1s· Lara:e eat·in kitchen. built-f'HA loe.n $160 total. Close 2420 University Drlv•
irli room, built.ins, titt-646-1111 .,. ins, good ca~s lr: erapea, In, E. aide, Doyle-Wood Co. Newport Bay Condo.
pl.ace, custom made drap-New.est Model quler atrce1, walk to sh:>p-838-&'341 or 548-1168 Luxurious 3 Bdrm 2 Bl.th
es, best oC cerpets, terrau.o (Open Conlnlct NOW tor completion ping. Only $140 per month 4 BDRM. 2 Ba. m.oo> Ml!dalll8ll Home
.J>tl WESTCLl.FF DRJVE Jloor in patio. Evenings) In eerly August 80 yoo can principle & lnterefi1 & Assume VA loan ot Sl.9.fiOO Radiant hNt, int.tt-com,
6f6-rnl Open Eves. Rltr. 646-3928 Eve. 540.0088 I ====:::::;:;~= chooM yaur own flooring, usume 5%. % loan. CALL at 6%. Will earry 2nd TO plus 2 car Jl.I'Qf:. *LACHENMYER I• colon, tll" • b< ,.tllod bo-DAVE MYHRE 5">-illl OWNER • 64z.m6 Sacrll;c. 1311.500
Braahur RNlty
So. of Hwy • View M7-85.ll Ev... -M
3 BR, convert den on 2 Iota, PRESTIGE Home ~ ~
ldeel tor the artiat. Priced pool 3 bdrm., fam. rm)lb.
$65,00:>. ing nn., 2 bl.., f:lec. kit., .,,.., -· ........ """ 16 x 36', buat patio Md
New~ Beach EASTBLUFf klre 9Chool starts. Thia 4 !open eves) Htmtace Rel.I SMAU. E ·1y k ""ll'recferlck l•t•• QUI -ta e OVtt 546-1211
·2 LOT WANTED 5 BR + 2~ baths + het.t@d BR 3 bath & family mom F.atate paymenta. 3 BR 2 beth, -~=->==~~-332 Margutrlte, OiM
TAX SHELTER Real Eirtate Sales People. pool + drei;slng rm + b'· plan &lao has • teparate "PROBATE" enclosed patio, Northg•te 2914 Cliff Dr. NB l!!!!!!!!!!!~.,.._!i!I!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
~ deck, lnd1op, blk. wal>,
-•• llMr G.W.C. Occip. JO~
Exe. ant. owner. am
Doyle 'Drive M7-1Bll5
SWIM FREE ll 200 ft from ocean • will llf'll WHY NOT GET ON ntE mal dining nn. A·l condition formal dining room u well 3 + 2 baths, 2 Fireplaces home. 546-4286 Lovely 4 Br, 2 bl home w/
ori tem1& or trade Jor Or-BAND WAGON? thruout • quick possesmn. u large breakfast area for Walk to Beach . , .. S35,00CI 3 BR l% BA ta ,_1 frm din rm crpt.1. drpa, Kit. ''The World Have 2 oo~
Ev the children. IBet!imed ceil-' · m nn, "" c, bltns. SeclU<ied trtt shaded homes w:llti heated poCla! =~Onit.Y property. e. ~~e =: THE BLUFFS inged llvlng room. Built. in NEWPORT Bf:Aat 11 yard, extris. 5%% k>an. back pelio, wlka die to all at Y~ur Feet'' once of I or 4 l3Rs, -.,
i9 OFF1CES e F'ull page advertisina wet bar In family f'OaTI . Ocean View ...... $25,900 $ll,900 Owner. S49-2528 .IChl. By0wner$43,500. Pr1n-H•rbor View Hills, CdM 'batba, Why not fMlly tllJoy Orar~.r C:>u.'Jtys 1.argest e Inter.. ollice teletype N~· 3 BR, 2'iii baths, gpltt-BuUt around • court yard Huge 2 Bdnna, 2 be, 50xll7 MESA Del Mar 9IE Presidio cipe.]s only. 642-SMJ. 4 + + lt.mib' rm, dinln& du. lt.Dmlll!'I"''!
• Tralrltng proa:ram level, condominium home. big enough Jor a pool. 3 car Fireph1ce. Below market!! $:E,IXX> 3 BR. family room. BACK BAY l 1r old 4 br 3 rm, wet bu. Immediate Cb USTER REALTY -.-
• lnlurance Prime-View overlooking garage. Only $74.:,00 on one HOME 6424090 Owner 56-5481 bl, Irr fam A: liv nn.' 2 cup1.ncy. -$54,50'.t. loiit Stor ... ANe,.
• M.., otbor ....,.. S.d< S.y. Noxlmom pri~ o< °""" S"°"" boot ..,,, S695 DOWN • BY OWNER Imm"' 3 bdl". .,.., din nn, <>mom foo. . BOYD REAL TY "'room lcr "°"' -·
' Call &tMC!M -:ror interview acy, S47.soO. 1ota. Come ln today&: all to $18,150 FHA. VA., ar UIUMe lWft &: lrwheJ>c $51,500 Own. 3629 E. Cout Hwy, CdM .. c:omer J BR I .. ,..
illtl E. 17th St. -1169 A CM DoLancy RNI E•t•to -Plan 311. 3 •• Bodm>nu low •14 rn. ........ .. .., Vim. Baya, 64U603. ......... ..... •
1539 Santla . D llCJlllfO, ""'E.6°""1· ~nH""o 'CdM Roy J . Ward Co. • ho., .. buUt-in•, ...,,..,, 2 BR .., II A .... Jt.< Zono, ELEGANT B.,..i.. condo. 3 . for Silo by Owner HAffDAL lll!AL yy.:
IJO r. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 iii=~!;;iiii!~ I •••Y<ftSI Offic.J •••kl• ... ''"'"' $30,"'1 trml. 22S7 Poctfk le<. BR., J -....... LUSK HOME "Home to -"-' BA YCREST Must see thi5 be.utiNI home. UM2 Santiago Dr. 646·1550 estabUshed area Ave. Owner 646-6869. Poola, rolf, etc. Fee land. H•rbor View Hiiis S7«1 W.-ner ~
' M-~•, --3 lull ··-~ ___ ___ 54S.2424 dayg 546-9480 evo•. s ·~ ~ ~--New job forces ale oJ thla .. ..,. .,., ... .;r, ~ OPEN HOUSE DAILY · e ey OWNER. Pool. 3 er. 8.e ..,,,......, vwner 673-4356. Just moved tn. Now transfer· Ops. HOU88 s.tJSUn 1~ pm
Ch&rnUng ""'"'on •Jot ""' """"'· 2 bethl, l>"'2' liv· BACK BAY lohlnd Wallod Gat11 -si!.•t. -$93.96mo l•m ,m. Crpto •• ,.... bltM. $23,91111 BY dwNER """' """'· • BR, l hothl, 9002 ~ or.1111 • .....,n h\Ot les~dl 4 J•.-. in.I room, built·in8.', fitt· 3 ptua tam 1" ba d 11 "~ din' ..... room 1-ramlJu .. ~ -.. ~ pl de d 2 2 s· VI NI An enchanting borne IUJL ' . " u 861 ..... T1ate St. 54&--7011 3· Br, 2 ba, trplc, crpta. .... • -a... ~ REAL lmmK, 1· Br, fun.
BR:!:, formal dining room + ·~ .... cu_!lom ma1 1 rap-4 4 1err• at•, rounded by taJI trees. Prett:y occupied, nr llari>or Cen~cr •BY OWNER. 4 "·. 2 "·. drpa, Pool, dbl &•r. PaUo room, brHkf•.wt room ott rm. l'M. ba. Bl'tm. 1 ,,, 6W.
f ilY room . 3\.1 t.tM. ee, """''"' call)e s.i. ~io 3 BR + lge Fam nn, beauil-court;)'ud entrance! Pri•· $24.500 trplc. N.& Costa Meaa. °"' Wik to Beach. 642-32?3 kitchen, 3 car Pf'8Ce, ear-c:wpet. mv. p.&. ~
. rkling pool ~ runoor in ~tio.. J\l:Uy awiken Uvlnr nn w/ acyl Walls or g1au make the Pyramid Exchaneer1 •St&-l3TI.• PRIME s BR, 2 ho. !" bl ID pets, dtaPff. 147,500 644-2171 514% )oen, wr.-• •·nn" potln. tr 646-3&28 Eve. !l«).(q8 Palos VIM'rle 1toM f'tWe --646-2629 711 ......__ u...,..1 __ ... -4 ..__ ,.._ __ __..., _. -' *.LACHEN'MYER .r-. ·--",...."'""""viltc ...... ~~.135.""' .~ .......... ~~. -' ~~---OPEN SAT/SUN 1..S Qul,., dioad ·'"" '"""" "'°"'•dining"""·,,,_,. LIDO ISLE -Vorde 1llD N•..;.&~h'"""°' br,2ba.On ...,...,1311A 9C-381X1
Ch•rlH Arnold IEAT INFLATIONI Gre111t ror kka! Lat·~ 70x •re 3 bedrooms, 2 be.tbs, ex-SPRING nt.&SH -elegant l ---------1. 675-1642 OWNER f13..4f2l _:.;P:,,ln=-ik"oSt"uc=co:-.'2.-t'","9iCJ-;w••I
Jerry Freud Room build bl 140 with mom for pool. ChU· erl.lent kitdlen 4 aervice Br, dln /nn, •P•C CUit/bit LG SPLIT-LEVEL cUl-de-I BR 2 bl& hctMI .._
Realtors: &t&-71!» R.J i.: w1th :i ::: r:,.;.. dfft iO to Marlner'1 IJ'lllm-porch, SH thia exr.epdonal cor, }«e peth>. Own/Al'f ..-e, 2300 lq ft w/htlp nJ LUXURY Condom . Bluffll, 4 ~ Ille 1351 bit-~ fncd ylL ~
Do You Need Roomt room bMcb cottl(e. PrlceCI mrr acbool • CdM HS. value In We1k':llff, waiktni 873-5166. mpus mom A formal din BR, 3 BA. Must sell! Owner S«IO buy
·•, •·vo •L---e for .....,,! ..... t<ll "' 11! ~. ~~·t -A ~al rood txG' II sa&.500 distance to aehooh1 I ahop. LG. SPLIT-LEVEL cul .. _ nn. One. d a kind Me• Iran.al. $36.500. Call 4'WMI' 70' Nord a.yfrent I ~at R-L-~~lt-~
VI' ... u ..... ..,... I "" "' -~ ..... Scen1·c Proa.•-I ~··· ~ v~-1-. s·-....... ,,,_, e.vea alt 5, 644-«i09. " Bd Home ' ~ adtie + r • -·--' • l t.Bedrooma. 2 Baltla, Double down payment. r-1 •1•• P na"! V"I...,. SJS.500. sac lot 23::0 9e1 fl w/hu'Je a-...: ..... ,., ~~· 3 Bd Apt. Sandy tie.c:b. w/ 147-1553 E.,.._ 193-4 ft ~· l,QJ'l(IUU'f: feet. 675-5126 Eves: 548-M09 •uth P•rdofl, Ruftor rumpus room a: formal din OWNER l br, 2 ba, cpts, MOVE In! Near new 4 BR., Pl•. GHo.•Hup·pvt patio BY OW1*' 1 lB 1~ Wi.
ft • 110 tt. lot. Dffp pile ~ um Westclltf Dr. rm. One of • ll1nd Men drpl. FHA apprvd Owr t;rpl., new ept.t. nr. '-ch· w/~ m>.tm 4*mM GI .,__ lllJH. t:1'°" ... --~ ·-toe. Bio-• ...._ $21,"'1, ""' -below. !l!i":". =.•;::;::: ,361 R. c. GRm., -T!NIJT(lN ...... ~·:..:::i!I • . ~ SAT. a SUN. 2-6 I.mW. Colt• Meu $4WUt w OCF.ANnCWr Olnm' I H11 vi. Udo m.m iz.mo :im. lfca &:a -• 1!1N~-"54 c-t1-ta1 "~ ~-; t_i;: o-.,. t ~-3 ~ ': :._v~ ':'::",~ ~ °"'""'..,.., *"' ~ SPACIOUS HOMl1:::-:;,;;=ii'i=""""'"'
llllN'nNGTOlf •"""' -·-,.. ""· ~ , .., M,50tl eum • -' •• ~ PRicm LllltAltY fOtl DADt 2 1111. JI! ....... 111-'00 ro-ma, Rm, Phu • ........... _ lov.ty land-$24,500. :m:I Iowa. App'! KI _, ~ -"-~ BR 2 ............. ~ I
CoJY ~ wi1tl 1\n!plltt a cblklt'l!ftlTV or C.me room, JICPI, Sll,!!00-will conak1~r s.mm HARBOR HJGJn..ANm 119dol, <ml lot cl OWi" 50'. ciatio. newiy pUQd lie-.W :
7682 EOrNGER. -~1-. 4 bedrooma \C)Stair• c..! -y SS Plus Die Ocean View hm trade. 3 BR, 2 BA . lam rm. bU-lna. Ranch modm11, I~ Bdnn• Locet«I on Stradl Corner. btll.e\lt! m.m o-.M -'
804455 or 5f0.5140 21,1 Bat.hi. F'omtal dtnlna: """tueaze OUf prole.11lonaJ.l.)' landscaped MIZELL Rli&Jty ~·27.M 2 trplca, c'°'4' to achools A 2 bfl, LowNt price ln area. O>mpl~ redcanted. By Nantucket Dr. 9Uo291.t J 1
h Wye family room with ti,. tnd bu,y fhil l BR 1" bl.th Jrl rdMI. $43,!JOO. _B_l_l -llt--a"--ina. $25,900, I I>~ HOME MM090 Owner. 6!3°7611 __ BY ~----•Br J ~ -1 S•nta An• Htl9 ti borne. NM.r ~ E'a.... {URJ DOSH R .... I UCCO • • U ,......,... · ~T -0 -.~ -vw1""•· >l • ...-.
1, 3 BR lhlrp, ooJy pl11ce, Jar rbt lrkll. l ear lkhi. eo.t. Me. flJ.Jl»~ r Hlf0f 5 BR, move in cond. down. 545-0622 !TOWNHOUSE, l bt, 211 bA, r llAD.: Lluv ISLE m""'°"' ""'· nn. N< 'j
l m.1'0-"""' .......... GtorpWllllomlon,JU... , 1311,5t1t1 1tYowA4ill_cl_ -hlt· .... ,.,,..So<.1211.""' IAYFRO!fr UNITS lal.Aaoo<llioYotSZ,OfO. ~. Me,,port._.IWI Delta 8-1 EtUt. ....._14 ~ ~~ ~'1'!W .... lll&f'twl.Y •k portBwihJUCr ._, .... ,.Wbt)oaldlw_. OWntrMl•l POlt IA"rP.IONT 4 Stal •t~.llOO.Cd • ._. _____ .... .._ __ ,.!!Ii •'qt , 2 die •!fi iiiliiil••iiiiliiiii l!-!!~~_:»!!!--*!!,_!!!:!!~ -.ite tt; "311 .... ti•d di NOMI '71-1145 • d .u. . .,.-_ -~
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L1!u°! Niguel 1707L.1tu"' Nlgu1I 1707 lj-Floymlahod -Ullfurn,llhod ' ~ou110 Unfvrnlahod Apli.. ~u.rnllhool '. l'ltfL'WfurnllhM
N•'!'E!rt •ch 22W -· Vordo 3110 DVj>lox• Unfvm. 3975 lolboo 4300' c..t1 """ " 5100
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ltot1l•lf . W1n!M snb I ' SWIMMING POOL ' -"------i·----~_.;,. Wb1 Id aajoy e ~ HOUSE w/fenced J.ard 2 Br. $115: 3 BR.. J Ba. boult, z BR A-pr, prefer older OOU• NEWLY Dec., nr bCh_ l Br llqptnql woman Deeda l :Bt
pool tllla ....,....., Q t~; ~ °'"'"~· Anll Mo<tt ~~-.,.., ~,!· .... 21li 8 Oiant, CM •IO. pd. Yr Ieo.te lll<Wmo -HAllOI;;. ==~~-;:,;:: .. :.~-4Pt. CM, N-*' BR 2 ._th. bulldf:r'• U:e , .:ate· MIO ~ avail on c .. ~ A~-w_., ~ at wk)y natal lUID/tik. a.on& del Mar H Jk • 'J • • • wat .... Yriy loaH 2 Be ......... -. ......... Comp. m.c3SI GREENS i--·'to.:-unt ~ model.bamewUb~ed mai49. . IP'inld.er symt.em: ia ft Summer llentAh: "95 ,. Cf'..._-r .. ......,mo.Gar m lfllfimminl PoOL Plenty we rave • • • wattr, •utO. prage dcKr. or carport ~: at MD ~I: ~ BalbN l1lancl 2355 1111 Labrador Dr. , S45-602'1 NEW Deluxe all-dee home in S. Ana Hel9htt -4630 BACHELOR • tJNl\JJUf, "2«186 ·atfer 5 p.m •
...-• ..._ S3'Xl Andqulel&Jl!'aceiulyouwill 3BR. il< ba:<>pu, ..,., -••M ... "-'n!Abed BACHELOR APf. Chan fnM $100 QUOOll...,.m-.,J ~down -price $34,fi'.I be iJr one of these 8 beauWul 5 BR. 2 ~th boqae, avail~ Beautiful L:md&capin&:. ms wk. or $65 % wt. Avail Priv mtnmce, "·Iii pd. nft ood!ia "t.cb' OWllel' tbe'.
-3 BR 2 ti.th. We 10kt 73 homes in Monarch Bay _ The med until Aug 3rd. * 545-4J23 * ... ~___.,, . ... ........ ••v lid. udL aaape"-<WOWd like l • 2 tir
borDet last YfM like this South COut'a Finest Beach 5t0-68lS . now. ~·... mo. can ,,_"'ft.I. t · 2 • S BDRM. apt -• 1-. turn/uafunl uP: ;,:;'~~~:.SIS.,: Community-Exclll6ive & pri· S..nl• An• 2610 N1Wport ... ch 3200 ---~~L~urnllhM · L19Un1 llHch 4705 F~ ~Cu..·, <ol125. ~ I
d-~ ·-~ ... ..,.· vale lie1ch & Tennis Club 3 & VAIL ,. ....-·~ ~·-~·-· llAIIU>RESSER """"' lib
!"-. ..... ' 4 bedrooms Wl~I magn#.lcent 4 Aua:...., •. cor Unit lac-Cott M 4100 NEWLY decori.ted Immac. 2 • ._,.-to --'{l'l'u .. -to rent a booth in bet.ml
corpell, -., tie<. ' f th 81 cifi' d '· q pooi. Cupe... ....... 1 -BR, mi>pltldy Furn. aie<i>c No pfta ll1oirod aaJ I u.~ l' -·Im. 11',..., lull prloo view o e u& a can -P. J. NARDULI ljt-inl, 2 ar -,3 BR, $25 un. u' • 1100 ""' P-W11. at -oo ~ .............. ·~
l. -SZOOdon-oo:ind.111 l111dl. Three · utesfromthe 3144 SICILY 2%b&lhs,ll5Qmoonleut. ,. .. p s>.a:ma &1.lO:I 11ar•-eom-. area.!4'7-nOI •
: an St• per mondli i. new Dana Point Marina. Come COSTA MESA AVAILABLE MOW eStudlo•Bach.,.._ ·1 • •MM:J1t WANrTorutpn.p,!:;_\ . d-...... ... for yourself -real Luxury ' BR, 2 Ba, -....... Ullll 6 --· ~·NI.ALI Car; ............. .,N
! , , lll!wmllmlim ~mg. ts2,ooo.,95,ooo. y.,.: !':': ~.. =PIO~':.~ : = ~ a!' ..... Apts. un1urn11w5000 MOOiRN •· • • ,::;;;:-::., ...., -1
·c.or B;;;rtt;Urst A Game"ld 32681 S2821 Bay&. Deoach Realty, Inc. 2376 Newport mvd. 54g.rr.J; ::Go::•;;•;;•.;:1;,.I ---....:.= • • . IRAND NEW! •Pt. apptOJC. T/U/I reaa.
. 932-.fiTI · 543-8103 Queen Catherine Dr. Crown Coast Dr. FIREWORKS ~W.Ba)boa.Blvd.,NB 2 BR, new ca:pets, drapes, RENT LuiuriOus Apts.·· ra:tes.Rderencea.54'/-1'133
I ed • . SPECTACULAR N N 3 BR ·,'-'Imm • Possession 32651 32831 ear •w· 113" 1613 Santa Ana Avo. 3 Roorna Fumltur• 1i.2 ld•ms ·ADULTLOOl<ing1or~0'
-Queen Catherine Dr. Crown Coast Dr. •t the Famlly rm, 1Plit -level, the 1 ~"-,...~~12-~KI~:Z.~1219--'~-~ From $130 mo. a p t. , p re fe r w I yd .
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: O~EN Sot/Sun 14 ANAHEIM mutt.r, S350 mo yrly 1..... $94.SO: 1 BR. tum., uti. pa;d. $25 Month Av&ll ht wk o1 July '!<>w"'"' Ha"" ... """'J
:. 16312 E1tlo Lino 32631 32852 STADIUM Mn. Harvey ""':mo Qm«. N--.., AdulU. ruu. CPnON 10 BUY Fully.,.,,,., .. l drapod ~
Sbar1t 3 BR home, ,...,. Queen C&therine Dr. Monarch Bay Dr. cc JulY 4dl Avail Aue· 3 Br. 2% bit. uc; Pomom.. Ma-OnS No dlpodt o.a.c. All Built w R"!M· '9r Rent 5 ""'°""' -· J:lou&lu 22811 32892 ""' l ~. bltna. Pool NASSAU PALMS 1·~ BR H.F.R.C. Adwta only. No pe11 ~ -• Countr7 au~ VA • PBA Plreue can MUm, at. 229 $250 per mo i.e. 9C-189S ~ _ $1~. Pt:lo1. Pumltvre Rentals eomplet.e Prtvlc)'! NICE priv. room & pn,i~ ! OK. Appn.Ued at Kin& John Lane Kinf Charlea Lane =~ ~e~. ··~B ~UY=-Lil<e-· --~-, -$125--mo-3 117 E. %Ind •• &C-3M5 :s ww~-~ = Stevens Viii•. ~.~~~~:'·f~
, . $23,750 m I LJ . o.miy ""1 • -..-11 BR., 3 Ila., P.. • ilooL $105-,_, -l lldrm. 314 Anc1do .st., C.M. 1 : PERRON REALTY CO. onarchJ(;Jay 5«).t:llO), 2llalboa0.-m.ml b'all«.U'lw.w.-Colt•-5100 M ....... * 6fZ.21164 Ro9mtforRot1I 5991
'!' ~=· :U~~-;:' 499-304t Lagun1 Nl9U1I 499.~150 U,un1 ... ch 2705 Nowport Shores H20 l80 Ma!!;!lfi:.. 1.m1. SILVER Newport llHch 5200 CORONA Del Mor, ;;:j i"'==__:::.:;::::::._.=:.;:::[ ~n .. N """ ~ · pnY. bath I: eubm~Yi'fJ,
: Owner JllOYbv. 9iarp clea.n 3 NIC'll.Y film 2 Br & den, NEWPORT SHORES U"lUICI-. Mr llbrel . .l.o.J...., tJlll Yearty Leases pl_ate l. ttfrij:. Yrty. w1'
I BR 2 bltb, cul-de-sac street, L a.. h ' 1705 L ... h 1705 -Jy -~ ... y-~y ,,.,.. 2 BR A: Den on years leue 1:';:6lh=Sli:"'=C.=M=. &<J..==-== GATE J }uEe lot. lhln&I n:iot, aguna c •guna c '"'"" £eUeC -... 1· Bdrni Unfum ". ••••••• $135 !Jig mt.n Jll'o::i. 6'15-:IM.1
! ~plttely ~. e1: iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------1~~:~ .. ~152 High Coronl110ldmo1I :,"'""3250 ~N;-;;;rpor;;;rt;;;a..;;;c;h;;;;;;4;200;;;1 1 Bdmi. Furn •••••••••• 150 '7:30PM: I
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l low muUt. $26,'150 . 1ow • view. Ju!y-Aua: $$ wk to BEAUT. Oceanview 3 BR, 2 ,...-ff ....... J BR UnfUm, Udo 561348 Or ~
· down~mt.Mawtnany. ] l'ffPlamlly.-f94..60t9. be., 2 Fplc, matnt/pool, lBdrmUnfuru •• , ••••. $135 1 lclrm.Apt Bayfront ........... 2M
tim refrig, washer/dryer. Avail 1 Bdrm Unlum •.•••••• 150 3 BR 1"llm ............ JZ Guest Homes
' l'e. . JQJ!!.lll Vacation Rtnt1l1 2900 Aug. lit. S290 lei.le. 673-6635 2 BR Unfllrn .•••... ..• 2X1 Near ICbooli, freeway.-LEASl/'OPTION ! 4 BR. 3 Ba., rqe, ftfrig. 2 BR Furn, B~ •• lXJ WalkinldiltanceWOCC 3 BR, Npt: Slltna ...... 250 PRIVATE room, nutrltl.ouf;
l ;b., 8rookbunt. GU!lold . • =-~Ulm COME TO EXCITING """"""· Adulto, no ..... I Bl\ Un)Um,_ Lido 911 El Cimino Biirr While, Realtor mNl1. ""'""''""" only •
..,...,, 54&1111! LOS PADRES ..__ 1 SAN FRANCISCO 1:81. 424-. !'&,\%18 Ba,ylront ........... 250 Apt. # 1 · Coda Motl * S4S57lO •· :I
'i 0 l""EDIATE REALTY •494•lln Llvli' in quiet comfort. H I 3 BR Furn ••.•..•••..• 325 ._.. N-Blvd. Misc. Rent1l1 5.,.. -"'''""' 1am11y 1tmoopben uni ngton BOich 3400 LEASl/OPTIDN -~ park , like. ~-·~· ··~· ......,. ! ~~~PANCY Iii G~er833Strttt OCEAN~. In pk_~: Home Style Cooking· t?M./mo 3 BR .. _ .••• ~ ...... l BR, Npt Shotti ••...••. 250 roundin&a !or adulU .requir-Newport675 .. ~ch GAAAGE. . . I.or rent ·1~
' ~ -· -,,... "·~·• with 1ov~ "''"' smm ~-'~ ·~·-Bu Whit R It tna peace • quld. -°"" 4 '4 larse BR.a 2 bathi A" Ole' trees" 1•rden. a cJwrirln&: $850.-$2000 cocral. Redecorated. Nr. rr e, II or DilCl'iminattveTt!llanta BAYFRONT Apt,. 2 BR, 2 A\rail. Sept.~. $2'l/mo..628 •, ·i. GA.RDm IOTCHEN y 2 bedn,n home, .eluded 'pa. S:L DRISCOL · HOTEL Meadow I ark Airport 1, 2 I. 3 BDRM. APTs. BA, 2 car rva&e, Private W.19th:St . .,Q.f 6'2-4422 • .J ! · -, Like new condition Fronl Hteryear tio, 111perb view1 and 2 ttn-2't Pacific Ave. CS: 346-288() 847-4371 2901 Newport Blvd. POOL. NO OO:LDREN pool, ulilltlea furn., no pet.I, GARAGE FOR RENT -•1 ! { Walk lo Catboll< ~1'riailftblo)>ll .. ld• ... ,.. .. ooth with.,.,.....,.. A tint......... u=KE=-..,.--,.~Bco-c. 2~Be,~. untum~-N•wport67" .. ~<!> MARTINl9UE ,..,,, ""'· ""' mo. "'"'· °""""' .. , Mu, 11
l ,~~=· :".!.-:=!:!: -$07,500. kiSan,.,.._, ""-..11 .. nib. -r:===-==== GARDEN Am. "6-152!, ..._, 67~240·1 ....... , ... ,,JDP.M._ ~ · ~ay or the put. A ~ replica SWEEPING OCEAN VIEWS Sll5 wk. 2 Bl'. duples. B1k to ~ .. ~_.,..'!.,fc· B..cb 'I i 3 BR. 2 Ba., nr. Ocean and STORAGE tlPeot ~
)I . It bay .UT H rdln vsrv.L 'O"I ,...,.. .I Will 1r.1r1: lSttl I: SUlta Ana. t;.M. lbops.'211JPtrMonth,~ar· OJmm', AftL :rrxri··· btt -RASH EAR REAL TY trom the~ of. the Don'1, -From. an attractive, quai. ~~al .. --p' a I ,-BR,=-2i;-.. --,----1-y LUUI c.n Mr1. Hend~ 148-5542 ,.,, Avail NOW. No ~-. apacte. 646-e44q j
1 ~7-3531 Ev.., 53&-1(8l complete with thick ROUGH ity i-n.. M me J,rvel in ' """" enn. ' ' .... :s. 11' 1._. "'--•-"--A t 113 CM v ~-; PLAST.ER WA.LlS, WRAP· VI~~. 3 bed 4 613-2434 or 54().~ Dew, 1 blk -.chl, 5 min walk ADULTS ONLY "' .....--. ............ p • · • , ~~, f7376169 eve1 _ flEAj..ESTATI·
: $22,'50 AROONil"ilA!.coNIEsand ""'dolux•ki"""' w.. """"'-· -mo'.lo, J·~1y'"'.-Aug"".·'.·.:e·p·t. 1021Et • .GAMIHODR: NEW ........ -~.BR,2BA " G•noraf "C,W ~ Vf....!!' 3 dBRown .. • ..... ~ 1~ HUGE HANGING LIGHI' ~deck, DeW ~tinl _Summer Rent1l1 2910 qua'Ufied exet. ~1130 JI Dellae l BR. iw.·"Jte~ acrou lm w'stcl!U Plaza, I . . ~ .......... .. _._, ... & .. FIXTURES, ADC8CE $44.500. Balboe.~ ... ____ .. _, •BR,2ba.lrpl.blt-tnl,Qf!W-ibM adults. 1865 JniM Jl&W'Dl m n~ Prope l 1Jvlnr room, ""°" Vml• BLOCK and CARVED oou. TURNER ASSOC · ~1 ~•"' 1y 1n&qN1 bad< yan1 mo FURNISHED APT. ..._ MI Mm ""'3181 am ~ ~~~~iiiji~H I -11np1a.,., w/w...,.... !ATES 2 BR Duplex mu.,-• . . ,
... ...... built in --BLE DOOR.S enter • llvin&: 682 No. Cot.It Blvd. drpl. Sl)(ll'( biJc to ..... ~ or mo Ieue. 1°"1 Paso Pqo 2 BEDWRIOOrfMS -/2LBATHS $150; 2 BR., aee to •Plfte 3 BDRMS. 2 ·baths. steps to NEW ~NDU .
!I I. 'ovtn, ·~pm;.-.\ roomOOlll'tructedotmaWve 1Alunallftch(n4lf!M..lln Q9!&n.$135w¥.~ Orcte962-00'10~----~AT~M Like-new. Princy. Yant baJ.$2!0mcnth,)'Nrly. ChokeSanit.AP&Jooi.
t fenced. "°" tn today. ROUGH HEWN B EA M S Unusu1I Architecture $150 Week, Aurmt 3 BR., l!&Dt!~ den, din. rm. care. No petl; ad u l t • I01 Oubhouie Rd. fC..1615 Leued !f tt!llant ~~~I I ,19 ~ natural colored LOADID With unique 211~ 642-'l29'J SUnd p&tiO, epts, drfs. Channel Reef 675-f859 (neni!ws6'15-1"'9) Wlll ·retum a .peodablt
1 • '"'lilfl19Nll ~. ~AL·~~~ lnitur'el I: beint on ocean 1-BDRM.,.w/palio; riBt1t on bl&s, ·'230 91rt-257t 2525 Oceln Blvd., CclM AVAIL. JW, 13th: J BR., W~dlft 2 Br.1 bL BHns. 9.'7% on equity after~
I '9>r Br:.i.unt I: Garfield FIRER.ACE captur'ti the side ol hwy l north end. 2 . ~Jn Newport Bch· aC!'Olll 1 BR. apt., c;arp., drps .• elec. 673-1711 new epts., ·dn.pu; bitns. pool. No drlldttn or petr. lcin1 TY.:a % l06n. Full price :~ 9S2-44TJ. ' 5ts.m.03 eye of the most Jnetk:ulooi hr, den, frpl., 2 he. l ~ from Sea SbarQ, 2 Wk. min. bttN, frpl., patio, •rn· yd., "'"""""''""''""'""''""''""'"'I Aduki, m · peb. fl'25. $165 mo. 5'MfilS after s pm $$,000. For lnformatklll
! 6 UNITS. connoiueur ol the Spanish beadl •hwf. tti. car, COY· mo. 113-61*-54'7-{:BS], ·Ext. pr. $135 Mo. 847~ l BR. Apt. crpt!. 1 blk frnm 548-6769 DELUXE Baytrmt 2 BR 2 ple.91! call K. W. Small witi
Arta. ~::~ ~~ 2'6 ATRRACT 3 br, xtra 1rg Bay A beach. $110 ~arty* 2 BR. dplr. Gar., bHnl, back Ba.; pool. ~ avail. $3oo •ckhoff It Auoc.:Jtnc.l
: Beautlf'ulq dl!lllg:ned 1!ptJ. fOl'CH qukk .de. JU1t NEWPORT Beadt. )Dively 3 front rm, rr beach, $185, &Th-2539 ~-::_; ;;_: ~!. Ainerican Mo. ReeJtor ~-'1!18 ~ha~ Ave.
I ;0n1y 3 yee.ri old on C'Orner Master tection Is 9t!t •&ide reduced to $fT,TOO hu good BR, 2 8' home. Slpl 6, $400 incl water SJS.2898 l Cor-· del "·r 4250 1,..., YRLY 3 Br. 2 Ba crpts, d:rPI, , 541.2621, ___ l";.,.knd• ,·
1 lot. C 11 . ....._ with make-up room, irtvate tnmfer loa.n with no point&. mo. Util I: prdt!ner paid. 2 S A 3610' ------------1 ~:M.S-42125; ZL3:931-12ll -..a Nr O!'t!aZl It -L•~ l~ ,..., type with 2 bltth and tr\11! wood bumlna: Low •eep f\ln houR! Bier. MOlo min. Avail tmmtd. ,_i_n_l•--•-•-----"1 -""'"="'~------upu.. ' BR1 1: 2 be.ttll, Jud a few 1 · WM. J GLEASON --= ctr. S3JJ mo. 646-5800 $.1,tm OCIWN buy1 tM1 mt ~ .• po lo -· In .L.---.. rlreplace. 3 Bedroomi, prl-fit-'1511 ' 60-6710 BUILDERS own cu rt om , • NR 22od I: NJJt, 1 br, utl:l pd, · ......., • ---~"~~ v I ouldo<r bai . 2 124 W 15th ST adlm .... Co dol "· 5250 "°"" prop., '~" 1oe. 1 arff. No vacande1, iood ft. 8 e OCl'ilff, 2 BR Furn on SEASHOH.~ avail. Tn. Nr fwy in-• • ' no • partJy ftrrti, roftll . ..,., CdM; 3 BR. hou1e + 2 BR'..
I nan--' .. •, flexible terma. bathi and ultn. modem kit· Llfun1 Niguel 1707 Dr NB. si'75 wk. 6'15-171X1 tuchanle • best schools ",t: NEWPORT BEACH sz. M6-37'SO 2 Ba. .... ~
-... cben. Olltom dearated by ----·-----·' · lg ·• carp., . Owner letivinc town-Anx.· Spuii.b Conlultantl with HILLTOP H $32 90CI S (633-41163 Atttt 5 PMJ ~~~1e, 11 ~ady k Yd · You are the winner ol ~IDE duple:s:, 3 BR, 2 lk.., abRntee owrMr priced
ioul. Asking rn ,500. . l ome, ' ' BAL Lile Slteps I 3 BR 2 mo . r o e r I 2 tidretl to thl" BA, blt-tnt, $165. No pea. ~ «II, SCI,<m. 494-'1'1'95 j i
JetlWayRffT· 53"6-2579 ~=· Goora,IQld llhaa :~~~~~8:'1!·~: BA.$c:,Owk.100tt.tobea~h.l ;;w"o:'°=m='=·"'"="'=='°=== MMJ.04. 1 fJ, , •rt• · 1
' ~ BDR?4, tuJly carpeted, 2% center• lake in~ eollnb' 101 Garnet 673-064!\ Leguni Be•ch 3705 FIREWORKS $90 :.z BDRM. gar, nr mrkt11t lu1lnet1 Propertj 6050 ! -cw pr, ~. pool u lot, You'll ahxit CJ.e' when you park. Lo.fly Palos Verdea ~ 2 BR. bouee; 1;...;=---------SPECTACULAR 1Cb1.t. 1685-1687 'l\.ttn A•e. ON TEN ACRES . CJ PROPERTY on N~ ~ mil:W:nwn ltHn. l mm e d Yislt tbi1 home. PRICE ittme fireplace wtth• mlt· dbl. pr. Oean 1. com· M 0 NARC H BAY AREA at the * &U-1142 1 i: 2 Bl\, 1'llm I. Unfum Blvd Hal · ! pn11!akn. 123,850 ~1389. ONLY '49.500. vacant and chine lfl:crie exterior It fortable. $1'15-$20J. 642-'1292 LOVELY OCEAN VIEW. ~:~ru: 2 BDRM. Cpts., drpa, bltnl, -from $150 mo. Frplci I Pri/ with .S!:lttt == : !° J ~ 3BR.1%BA,MW1.Ydec.,va. OPDl FOR :rnSFD:n:ON. •a lk1 . Proft!tlflonally2BR.f1JmBHcbHouee1blk l BR&: den, 2 BA, cpU, 2chldmOK.rusmo. Patioa /Poola.Tennis·OJn.. hnise,allrented.Wr2134 '· 'j cant view' home. By Owner, l !!Oill!!l'!!!toda~y~.!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l I landscaped. Vinyl Ox-Ion from Bay A: Bee.ch $llO wk . !>rps. frpl, pool. $300 mo. On July 4tb 962-3«6 tnt1 Bkbt. t bole Putt/
$20,'50. Terma. 968-mi HANDYMAN floors in kltchen A: bath. m>-2539. Avail July Adults. f96.l24l betw lG-S pm Ple"ue cal.I 642-5678, ext. 229 3 BR. 2 Ba., den, bltas. carp., ~Lane O!M 6«-2Sll 8u11n ... ·Rental
~led A: draped. 25-35 DUP'ltEX 00 cblilnet lat Laguna Beach 3 Br. 2 Ba. betWftn 9 and 1 p.m to clnpn: prqe,·patio. $1'10. •
'1 ·Huntington SPECIAL ~un lo N!'W'JlOZ't Beach.,San-floor 2 Br. Avail Aue· Older bomt, small: Near claim )'OOr dcteta. lNorth 548-8278 After 6 PM. !MacArthur nt. Coast Hwy) 1~-~·m·1't· ~~ft llm't!-.!!*
. · ·. H·•rbour 1405 ta ~a It Anaheim busme111 * 6--* lO'W?I &: beach. '115 mo. County toll • fr'ff number 11 Need Gublmt --= -.--
1, -.· -·-----_ 'l1ilS OLDE HOUSE HAS & ind .. -., 3 min to .__,,h '.r<M-'O"' Ro'· ~ •• .,,..,o a qle'!' '1.'lS. 2 BR,-Corona downtown -'--1-,._ ·--"3 ~--=-V'PI-......,.. 54G-ll20). 1 Find it With a.,..., M ! H-..... --°'"'l'Y"~ -~ ! MUST SELL/TRADE SEEN BEITER DAYS. Im-Dana Pt Harbor. 49S-S79l BALBOA llland.; attr. 1 BR. i==='.""====d.=;;;:=;=====:o:.'.==':=;;;;;:::;,,;;;;,;~= I • •---.., 'P8tio. 30c: per :flt. -klcatiorl la a
1 N«d amaller home. WX-pomnc 2 Rary ~. EL NIGUEL CO UN-TR y apt (alps. &l; a,.ail. Jub', Long 8Hch 3500Long ... ch 3500Long lffch lndiy1 avail ?·%>. Ewa: . FCft9t Aw., er c a 11 J .lJRY 5 BR 3 bit, DK) 14 ft, with exterilr « wcod clap. Q,UB locatiofJI. 3 Br 2% Aur., Sept. n4: 499-2316 3500 _•_IH132....;.o_ ______ I t94-85u. Will remodel~
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·1TX2S ART S'IVOIO Neat° board Dd:!Jlg, rulHe lhingie, Ba, u n de t___p>nltruction. ..,;NI AL) Huntl......,. lffch 5400 --~-I ............. ____ ,
·beaches Ir dock. QtiARRY encloBed ~ USt!d brick Sewral 4 I S"Br facing goU HoUIM ·Unfurnished C.11' "O .i\ '-A: f)-C ~Q. • -~
:ruzn.ooRS.OJct$83,<XXI ~AllronFE!""wlngBLOCKS.l.OCA-course. Planned for' Im-' \:)\!:i1 J.""IJ iY).-(,b pq•;, e NEW e LUXURIOUS e MElDICAL er Prd8lkml '
"Sae. $67,<Kll. Owner. 841-6186 ~l!i&J _..., m!diate fUture. Carpeting It Gener1I 3000 RESORT IJVING Suite in ~. T41fl E. FROM 1nz. BEACH. front land5capifl& included. -Solve a Simple Scrambled Word Puulc for Cl Chuckle 4 NATIVE GARDENS Chapman. Approx. 25c ~
F.ount•ln V•llty 1410 SprawUna 3 BDRM A CW.tom built home. from COLLEGE PARK 6 POOLS-SAUNAS-JACUZZI aq ft. Kt!)' at 42 P'¥za Sq.
• . ~ . DEN "°"" -· •ooUw ·~ --o•~,~-... • ..,......, HUNTING """"' RI .. _, I. : y TB:r'. 2 Ba with BE CONVERTED TO ~ ...,.,,_, to under $60,vw 3 Bedroom Home· l" 1-th1. WOfC:b ti.low to ...-. 6 JOU _ · ·
. EXTRAS. PaUo, I a r I e BDRMS,) SERVIcrn BY 2 4!16--6'191 Bewtitul yard • no pets. $200 Mplt ""'°'°'· Print "'-ef ft.
. .. · .. * 9$2-\678 afttt 5 pm BAms. SPACIOUS 22 FF. . month on leue. «KA "' lta II• of tqYOrM. GARDEN' S Office Rent1I '°". -, Duplexet For Sale 1_975 m..tl58ll EVmtnp a: WJc-endi -rot 1.!'-hmor . 1612 ~rux!s;~•K DUPLEX IARGAI INIDIAL· I Tennll·Eb~'"' . LAGUNA IEACH ,;
I "-tied ""111, EXTE>I~ N c -3100 j j j j' . I IOLSA.CHICA•I. HEIL . l>.ak ,.. ... avallablo !~ lEX1RA IONUS USE OF GLASS ·~~ """' qu1'1< aale Exoollont ;;;°'::1::1c.;.;;=--..::;::.: . . AO.~U::;L:;;T:.:S'-=_.::14::,.:7-1414 newat ot!lco buildlnc i"' _,. /£ unLoa Eastlkle ,._..._ M ,;;;:;; ~ prime locatlcn In downtotim
Lmury S BR home wttb fam-AN EXcn..t.ENT 0 C EA N ....,... eta area. 2 Bft., ruaet. IJ9tio, Cfl)ts, I I m.x. Waterft'Ont apt.: 2 BR. 1..tzuna Bet.ch. Afr --'1-
lly room ._ ......, 'VIEW, Lorx• kitd>m with 2 Bl\ •aeh, lrand """. '''° ~. '"'' l '' t' Ir . ,! AST UN I BA., bi>lc. Bolt dip av111. tloned, "',....,., baa~ ,f.~~·~w= ~~~~e~I~: :~t.:~.~~,! r.:i~~~or$;f~: -.I I I r ~~~~::u~~ :nai;:1::e~:tNd;1'~
.... ...._ mtn 9K'Ohd Italy. IN MA10UNG a:>PPER boats It campen. 2 car aa:-1,.,,s_,,t•~•.,,m"-,-_____ w~ • Municipal parkinc lots. '5h
...., pool, ... -or TONE COLOR, DlSHMsT!t., ;:; ~..,.!'~.:,.,: UNUSUAL 2 BR duplex IP Y ST A ,II I 2 BR dplx. Pool. privacy; P<l' montb .., """'· .\AMI
• • Ye -)'OU. tJrlbeUe.y-. GA1t8. DUIP. Ere . e ~-Nr. ··~-Private patio. I I r I ~1-"'--, 1 ..... "--. .... '5 tor deU and: chab. Aidc1 llllt .t cinb' JIT,liO. No ,,. old houe hU IOI ttie :i.~;: SM,1!!0. Owner/ im Mo . .\d41. 6TS-2M2 • _ _ _ :' sii~AvaUT12.~ no tar bulme. boan ~
:6JMl ti ...,._ Oft FHA ~ ~ ue Joddrii h n : 6T3-i'895 or $129 OPn~ To bc;t, 2 br --l'Wierinl aarrice. All~
-.· tn • ._., bomt. aur IT'S M':N~~LS "" -; -· 2'116 IP UNI IL I D= ' .... ..,...., paid """"' '"-LISTElt ltlAL TY BADLY IN NEED Of' Santa Ana·~ t·-,.-T-"'i.-.--..,.°" ~-, _u.. . ~A....._ DAn.Y PILOT ' .... -a, llB.-PAlN'l', a.&\H. UP A H-Purnlahod I I I j 1• ,_,.,. too many -.,,._"" m1biu:sT AVENUS1
SOME ~· Ri::PAiRS. i 115, 3 ,BR, 1% BATHS ..__.__,._ .. _L. --'·-' breaks In offlcts. I hod a 1 BR Aptt wtw cvpets, LACUNA BEACH ~ '.
1640 r,1
2
·1 llJ'I outatanding buy for: Gener1I ~ 615--~tllde Costa MS:.ro.2 clerk over to my hoUM la1t ~1 blt·fna. Celt 96l-85'7ll ~ , :J
. . . S,950 PULL PRICE NPT_ Boach, l B•· 1 bll ""'" Bil """"· -c.._ • ' 1·01 ™,. OIY r· I I night •nd l offered him Q """ altar I pom.. Alr.Condltlonool ·• 1111. I ..... Ir ...... llURl\YI lll1Rl\Y! llllllRYI ·& °'""· si.,.. 4, '90 ... ., ..... PIO mo kid ull1. n; of coffoe, He ,.Mod; IO)'lng I llft. Iii Ba. Condo. Dbl Offl-I. Doti< Spice
• ~ ...... ~. -", ee -~HION REAL TY J.,q u. 1225 lar , Jl!IJ. Qolrlllo, CM..,.,,,.. -he -dr inlcs coffM on --. 1'111 .,... with c:ontral """'larlal.
•"-".,_--.. .;,,,,;..;..:, N';_ ,::-.2;,'ll_'!">'.;;. ~ MM2l2 DELUXE S eR ~ ~.. ' ' ,,~~ --, Sll5..,. ,.._ °'and ....,._ '°""""\if __ .. ".. NIL-;;.;;;;;. 11 ... 1o11 i. ...... 2005 ·--~--.t=.P.. ,~w ..... !Y._.D"'-'0"1,,s,.,....,~ fi e-....... --==..;:;;,;;;;__;14;.;;;SS~l ·-;:.-Blclr, -:., f..,,....., 1ies ~,:::. :;...,,,,· -llEWllU: .u ........ -""'· """ ...... -........ _.l_ .. l' ..... I_._. ... ~::.~~!.·':~ S-.:.-::'.' JIM-~~ ~~~
s:ll.5D0-15DOO ct-. ~~~ ......... CJI, m mo. -V1rdo 3110 -\;.llUl bftd>. I ..... 1..1, ... Vlll• ............. --·· -= -'"' flli ~·~."""'81., s~'!,•,,t,mus r r r r r r I'. '" ll!D " 59MOQ COSTA M™ • llRl!:A $3',0llt 2 Br. 2 Bath, View, ==='="°~·..c..-;,c...._ MANY WUND~l''\JL OP· IOWA st. MNa Verde Atta, ~ , .. ·~ -.w _ _ _ _ _ _ • J, . .., ANSWERING SER~
wft 1-, endolied petlO, bll. OIARMJNG 2 b e d r 0 0 m POR'I\JN'lTIES ba.. bND 3 BR, llvfnc room. ram 'lM L•na leedt S70S OOen ~ir oondttkloed
1
ooay, 2 poala private beacli. howie, l~ bad!, Iara• petJo, cli9ooW:ted tn a...1w Ada .. room, l~ bMh: Fenced yd. • ~sc:=; LETTEIS I I I • , I I I t_ =~~;;;::;::.: _ _:= • delk ~ + .ecttla
G.-.rd s.mc.. Lew d 0 .. n. 9PllCI ... l J"QDOI ... 1Wlm-,...,. .... tD ...... II Op. . Wattor Jid. '190 mo 54t-,SS15. ' ---• • • I • • -r L01fD;oY 2 br 2 ~ view apt M!rvlce if ~. $25 I: .. !
lln'. -· --"""';pool,J111Colol1"a S• •"""1111'' 1'0WI Did lOllm b llJ3ULTS SCRAM-LETS ANSWllS IN .DIMl-.A~NE • • -..,.,.. No ._ LM 11111 PUCENTIA, CllI I ~~~-~-:i::,,.;;..;...;,,;;;,;.;,~;;,;;;;..;;;,;,.;:;;;:::;.;;..:::.::. ..... ~-'~~-3-"'°'.;;;...._~,.;:;;:.---=-~~~"oa;::::.QIJI:::..~,.'$ -'
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.11110ffl=~·c.~lt~ont~•~l~=to~70 ~uo. Opportvn1ti. 6300 "°""" (Prw Mil MOO
I ARIAL SEltvlCE GEllAIAN '~ -
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ol!ku, ...,..,., lfr Hm.E IS Pi<oBABLY' • ...... W/hla<t lltipa, t "'°'
oond. ""'""· Fn>m 1115 per Tl!f; MOST • ~ • l Yr !Id. -ftta ..,_ ....., .. °"""" .,,..... -I UNl~UE r. .... ~ -Doi..
I = :.1~l7lb_St..""" FRANCHISE ~.i...c:-~. ~
, ~ma: s-. ""'-""'· . OPPORruNITY -...vMama _ • ,...
1 a.ax. l •I• n d . Vffi1 ' EVER o'rn:.RED. 'die .o.nw mUlt ldendty.
,a:,. ~!~~.;x::· IN THIS WOll?o . Test T~ ~
f I , ' • =· = No .-CO-""" allllJ.,;,-=n-====o=:
~ING, 0.00 • .. A The fore-It lllallllfaei•W • 'Wir.-.f
bt.uUna. Uc. Calh J • J , ~ IC=::;;-',·-.::;:;:;,-;c:;;;;;;: I ifl open to ml!ll 'and women roUND. pr. I C r Ip t I on , :~ t;:e:_ .. 1. willy~ with m~, Mmb' IJ1r Plt':. ~~ s~~
~,,, ._ _,.. of automcitfc va!Yn allCl'COfto w1 ,,;. .., 1111111 '
Owner. Gf&-113) • =~~ ~J:i.°'-•_ta_M_e_ .. ___ ~-
Wtz~~· W_,, WhlMNya Got?
SPECIAL . CLASSIFICATION POii ·
NATURAL BORN SWAl'PlllS
Spocla) Rti.
.<Mu pm> .. _ 53!.11811. troh has a permanent posl· ....,_ ... ,, """ '
RELIABLE : Roll . tlon for you. llborolfrl ... lloneflll:
in Illes •manalemeni and ST. Bmtard found in Corona
w/ONoUl can. a..,,..,.. Only _ .. with It
'4 odd joba, Vlnce.J1t, I 1 .. st 1(• mcmtfts .W.
'4>--032ll Day Sh1°ft · .,.,..., .. ohould '"'1' : STUDENTS wondnc """ to ~ thru colltr1. Allen • 1
6015 bookk~ and ).ou ct.Q ile .~l, Mar, Pleue ca 11
•---------_....._, for a -...i ,_,,;no ~ask for Nancy. M-1 5 R.rnTAJ.S. Income ·~ ........ .....---llULll -AO ~un IMC&,UOl •·.~ mo. ,,. __ .. _ -'--"). tn ~ tt.a..iw. WH:ks1· ' rouND male mlnlMute 'POD-'-Miit -MIW .. ......... ~ ,., .... Ill .......
-'-&I.I ""' ,....,.. I .:.... ,~. I . d" ~--·-.......... ...YOUll .._ """"'• ........ ..... ........ wt ...
5 11--s "--s1iuc1co
Cemmerclal
lJtt 'I'D $39<m Pmts $528 n.,.~ ··• ~· "t .... vwwom.· m-\.U.T• ~otMIH9 '°"Ml.I: -fllADfl ONLYI • mo loci ~ .. s ,.,. Y ordoge pjlf 897-12911 ~E 642-5671 -· """' ......... """I'· lawn care. 646-4200
•prepaid w. $65,000. m-4521 , ~ ~ l&lld well Mab. BLACK.Male cat wltll yenow Te Pilce Trlff(a P1racllM M
(Mary) li,sbed lot lb: ~ardage ahow1 collar. vie. al Meyer Pl•ce t Gener1I hrvlcte '612
from New York to Hooolulu, and Bcb. •C.M. &U-963 DELUXE 3 BR 3 be. tum 4 Inoome units on 211t St. I---------
Industrial R•nt1I 6090 ii now Qffertnc ~ f'PUND T I: white ~ on Goll Course, pool, wat· 1n Coeta .Me11.. Trade tir ART I: CRArr 1tu:lent11 will an opportunlr,y '°open a pa. an erlalls, bobby !bop $15,500. hou1e or trust deeds. lJI.. help ou with llliv
NE w po RT Be a ch , manent retail rto~ in aaaoc· llipple for the 2\ld time. \Uc. eq. Want inoome Units. come $402.50. Owner. mer ~jectl ere ~a;;
workshop/ltorqe; b 10 ck lation with this famous com-o( 20th 6 1\lstln 646-&112 Dania Rlty Co. 00-6560. •Sf9.aW• ·
wall, hit int l PBQ)'. ~ and WI male dog, <ll HA VE: 3 BR tum custom UOUSiSI'M'lNG, pet aittlng,
I --·-·..:.'-w pkze. <:',:!.;:..., Y~: Tlm11 Is • Crown Valley park w • Y • home on Lake AITO'tFbead 4 BR. 2 S.tha; So. West )'ard work, odd joba, Hilb _._.,,.,.., ---~ of tht e.""364 Santa Ana; val. $11,500; Ehl. p-ad, DeJe 6tf.-Ol35
1 avail Reas-C..U..collect 2U: .... nee Colf course $25,500 eqty. tl:ade for vM:t.nt land, mo-I =========-1
9U·l3Ei8 owner. The~ aelllna leUOll ii FEMM.E Crihuehi.a, reddlah FIP $49,~. WANr w,Ct.n~ bD home, car, 1D'1 or ?1' H1ullnt 6730
1 l='"========l lorthoomiJt&. For a cub~ l:lrc1Mi, Crown Point Home&, lot or unite. Rltr. 642-1.f.fli. Owner &M-1ltt6 I'---''-------'
I Lots . 6100 'Vettm@nt ot $15,00>,zto. ~.· Lq~Igue:l,4~ 13' 1966 Travet·'l'railer--iii
OXI, qualtned per10r11 c:an FEMJ\LE 'Sealpoint Sia.mue. new cond. 3 burner stove, I' ATTENTION -""'"'*Jo.•-tlaJ. ,,.~ .. .,.,. ........ Call ~ Ice"""· ""' .. '68 .... i Ocean J!~~P!1~f% blocks ~~=!*~too~ ~. ~ Trade for camper to flt '64
,10 ocean. Corona dd Mar, ·themselves, de•ling wi~ F 0 UN D "Hipple a a: a In Chev PU, long bed. 646-'ftil6
with "tear-down" duplex. fabrlcsl .from around the 6f6..8.432 HAVE 1l Units, good shel-
J>re111e11t income $300 m<X".th. world.1 Lost 6401 ter plus Income. $39 M
.Hurry on this! For a persona! interview equitY. TAKE Beach, Fall·
v~ Co. 673-:mo phorie Mr. jlm ·Owens 546-SM brown dachlhund mix. 'brook, Pauma Va! le y,
~. 2667 E. Chest Hwy, OW: 4647. Ans "Mike" l blind eye.. Vic Mtll. or '!' Rltr. IM2·'70Xl.
r EW LOTS Oil! I: Dover. Reward. /NEED motorcycle over OOAll VI E1t1bll1htd 642-""1 ""' cc. HAVE ... Simco,
Yard191:L Stotn LOST 6/H mUe Seal Point completely rebuilt en&:int,
1 80 :r: 135 leyel • •• ••• $24,500 who want to mcreue their Siamese, vr warner &: new tlfts. $495.
j 80 x UO level •••••• $17,CO> vdum.e, profit, aucrtment Ednrds, ,l{B Reward e $T.»I •
I 'Kl x 101 ........... , $1,0,CO> and imqe are abo invited M7~ HAVE: Merlin, 16' Sid 00.t
. Underp-ound util • tenn1 to join 1hh crowtn& orpn1z-&-;.,71:=,-"'Fem.o,,ale,,,..,-:,:-:,..-,-_ "'c "'• .-, o""r with 50 hp Evinrude en&", •
I R Nattrftl Rltr. &U.1485 ation and mjoy the beneftta: Gennan ~enl. V l c , trlr, xlnt cond. Trade for 16'
OWNER hu 3 Br., tam nn
l "-ba home in X. Meu.,
San Dleio County. TRADE
for ame in local ~
area 642-0002 eve•.
LOVll.Y shop, bee.ch area,
acreS90rlea, &:Uta. palntlnga:
ApProx. $400'.). n.:le tor
real estate, car, trailer or
camper. 6'J3.<f:iEl8.
LnTLE GIANT TRUCK
H•ullne. t' bel&M. 10' bed.
You nuM it I hau.\. Ra&.
Bir John 8''""'30
I HAULING. '!Tuh pickup
Trlmmlna. Anything· we do
it all. Exptt work. Sf.S..2792
CLEAN Lots, &:&rl.lft, etc.
Trff r'eDPl(al, dump, •kip,
baddlo<, !ill, rnd<. 9"1-ff'5
25 View Acree L.' u D a HOUMC ... nlnt 6715
Beach. S o m e lmiruv~
mentl, 1ncome moo. $2\.1,-
CO) equity. Fer TD'• er .1
Owner • .f.91....S,3, «H-f957.
•39 F«d PU ""°" """""°"' _l...,,_l_nt.._ ____ 6_7_5_5
A: runa IOO!f, Trade I.or f?T K!PHART'S 011tDm Iron·
647..s&25 q-has mowd to 130 E lT,
• Turret Lathe Operator
• Radial Lathe Operator
•·Drill Press Operator
Swing Shift
• Turret Lathe Operator
• Engine Lathe Operator
• Radial DrUI Operator
• Screw Machine Oper. • • ProduFtlon Machinist
CALL OR APPLY
CLA-VAL CO.
17th & Placentia
Costci Mesa 548~2201 I PORTAFINA LAGUNA tJI. ~· auociatlon a a Mqnolla,&: Jrvine. Rewanl. or lars:er travel trl.ilu.
.Panonmk View Lota franchi.ae. 6(2..21$) MM$6
1
1 Wbite water and cout-I-,==~==---LG. elk. dol:Jwhite streak ,.,34~. ~-c+-cru~~..,.-. ~, ... ="i.
. line views CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE Oil chest. LI No. 3337. 3124 Planked hull. Will trade;
'118 Anaheim Ave. Suitie T, CM. Will be in all An equ1I opportunity employer
· Cbtrta Mell. d~ Sat A: SUn for pl~.
426 Nyes Place PART OR FULL TIME Lincoln Way. CM 546-4075 or tD, clear lots and pos-Laguna Beach Man or Woman to Refill and ,;::::.=:;..,;::.;.,;.,.;:;;::-;:-;=
I (714) 494-9388 O>!lect Money fn>Dl New &: ~ard! Yr. old bUI: I: brwn llibly small boats.
CLEAR -4 Units furn.
1
[ ocean vtew, % bWc. Npt. L1ndscaplng 6110 ,
liiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio I Unique Coin ope r • t e d Doberman Pincher. Male <ntl 548-419'1/54&.5039 pier, best rental area. $58,· GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING Dom ... lc H•lp 7035
60xl0 Oce1nfron-t Lot Dispensen;, (Candy and Na-Ans. to Tegray. CB.11 S36-86ll HAVE $92,CXXI worth of
.,. (Balboa Peninflula) tional Bre.nd Snacks)-Ex-P•rtonlls 6405 stock in No c.aiif l a n d
1748 E. Oceanfront Street ceUent Income fur Few Hrs. corp. will tr8de all or part
500 take sm. hae fn trade. A GARDmrNG SERVICE
~% Court Ave., 67J.652'7 State licensed contrctr,
. Residential -Commercial
30 UNIT Motel. Exchange Yard Oeanup Free Elt
UVE INS
Employer pays fees
George Byland Aa:ency
llli B E. 16th, S.A. 54T-o"J95 I S.11 or trade Weekly Work !Day or XNL T INVESTMENT for So. Calli. land or income
537.0380 Eves). No Sel.IJ.ni:· $8!5 to Bachelor or &crelorette prop. John Black 54&9115. i I':~~~~~~~~ I $3400 Cuh R~1red. , Far "'.an~ h partner in 30' EQUITY of $3.50: '59 VOL,..
for Apta. or larger Motel. No job to bl&. i9J.3581
Fortin Co 1703 WeetdlttDr. ~-~.~----~IE X PER I ENCE D
642-S<m 548.2576 CORRALS L n d 1 c PI 1 Co 0 k I H,o usekeeper for
I PiiME comer lol 30th & ~ersonal Interview, Send •'Cutter Rig" Sailboat. l of VO {Turtleneck -Xlnt cond)
, 1:ialboa Blvd. NB. 4 ad-N~rA~ and Phme Ne~'• most active fun Will b-ade for any kind ol a
· )oinln&: lots, ioned R-2. TRANS WESTERN boat&. Wu an Fruenada MOTORCYCLE. 536-9860 if
Rctotllline' Suv. Free est. ana.Jl family, $300 Aa:ency,
LEASED Commercial. EX-. {Have own e q u Ip me n t 642-8703.
CHANGE for Unlta. Fortin 962-416.f. -aun=-,-..... u~.-~~ln""•."'Ch""'eerlul='°"· 1 $110,000 cab. 673-fJ637 after DISI'RJiitmNG-CO. n.oe: entry. Marine arrveyed no answer call again Al\)'·
I l:o'"'pm=c;-=.,.,-=::::-= 590 N. AZUSA AVE. can~ ~n 1t New Ancient time.,,
Co. 1703 Wffidift Dr. 642-Pemwient. Experienced. ~ ~· -Poporhanglnt
PARTIAL Octan view; Cor-COVINA, CAIF. 91722 Mariners Steak House. 2007 * .,_,, ................ ... •• " Far East Agency 647-8103 Polntlnt -
cna del Mar. Owlice 0'1ize GOLDEN W. Coast Hwy Npt Sch. ask * * * ! o~ GW -" 67'1 ?.!!~~!!!!!'!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!l!!!Jl!J!!!!!!!""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!il!!!!!! REDECORATE: We do lot NC1r lee.sebokl. L:ively OPPORTUNITY. or ....,., ette or ..,.... ,,_I ~ ev~: Paintina:, 1n A 1 1.·"-".:.".:.'·-673=·~>ll-07R<~•-"-•'-· = Gold inin rtun•ty In 632S. ANNOUNCEMENTS I SERVILE Dl5<t:Ci.0HY out; custom drapea; custom
1 I LAGUNA View l<Jt, $'ml, prov: M:: t.oac:11
aold SINGLES · ADULTS 1nd NOTICES carpttll; wall coverinp A
1Aidown. MUST SELL. district. 3 Ptlttened claims. Meet Orana:e County•1 -T-,.-.-.-1 ------Ctm9nt, Concret• 6600 color coordination. 20 )'I'll I 494-9748 or 496-9326 Put prOduction records nicest people"at Santa _______ 64_35 exper, me ffl, u.mplet to
I WqRTH MUCH MORI: M·l lhow $510,®. Have l:eoJo. •· J.na'.s deluxe ~ GOING thru St. l.oUil I: In· CONCRETE, blodt, Scianbh yout door. Lie A Im. Rel.•
I lot on Pl&cd1tia. Price "glstS' 'rl'lpott, 3 ·~e:n ore • * •16110WESTli * dim.polis. Leaving 'July 3. ~:t.,_~ Lk~Scs..sW: • Comm. ,
* * Htlp Wonltd, Mon 7200
• Precision
Sheel Metal
Programmer
Minimum thr" ye1rs
pl"'Olrlmml"I 9xperi-
ence. Mlchln• l1n·
guage and real time
1ystem1. C1ll or Nnd
rHume to
Manhall ..
Communications
2230 S. Anne 5t.
Santi An1, C1l1f.
540.2120
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I -$18,000. 673-4S21 (Mary) :zionea of b.lgh ~ ott PJw FOOD A COOCTAILS R'-"-"--MODERN DFX.'ORA'IORS =·~~~:; :~~ f ri~·c~~·c~~~~ =~~65 ~~9:: I •C~om~L~:~t:;nwo~Nd~,k~·==Qu::!~~lly~~I iP~AP;;;EERHAN~-A53"-~G~!~13~w~wuppa1n~1:.1 D~=~~~N ; It.inch• 6150
Mechanics
PWMORICS
929 Bokor Stroet
Coott-
549-2221
SKILLED
.AND
UNSKIWD
MEN NEEDED NOW
TO FILL VACANQES Il\
NEW' DEPARTMENT
OPEMNGS DUE 'ro EX·
PANSIOO IN OUR QR.
ANGE .COUNT.Y' I>MSlctl.
STARTING SALARY
$120
per wMk a up
IMMEDIATE EMPLOY·
MENT FOR THOSE WHO
QUALIFY COMPLEn:
JOB TRAJNING AND JtAP.
ID ADVANCEMENT.
REXAIR INC.
OIMNGE <JOUNl"Y rxY.
For Information eal1
Moaday-A~
n4-1251
• CARPBrnRS
Trailer or mobile home
experience prdernd.
Excellent bendlta.
Apply in permn
• EXPLORER
MOTORHOME CORP.
' 4000 C1mpu1 Drive ·
N•wport leach -
' " School CustoclliRI
1411' .. ""' : I !Evenki& shlft. Requlre.:
mentll. Eduction equlva.'
lent to 10th a:rade, u.s.•
OtiuNhlp, ability to get
alo~ with childrm. ~
pb: at: w .. tmlnst•I'
School Dlotrlct : ' 14121 Cll>ARWOCX> •
WESI"MINSTER '
$15,COJ to re-open mine. 1438~ S, Main at Edinger St· I=========-I· S a m p 1 e • • F lock •.
'1 .''. COW RANCH Aulllat•mll 54().733.1 SANTA.~ 542-9n Auter T"nsport 6445 Child Core 6610 ~;-~!;V""1. SCHWARTZ M""!'~hNEE•~~~~t~. ,CAREER J
i ,040Acresofbeautitulnorth-w L-EXTRAORDINAIRE N~ n·"· to L ~ --k. SPECJALSummerDayCtre1.;c-===~~-=--,..--,,1 ... , Y" ................. '6 o-RTUNITYI' ·-C·'lfo-la ranch land ant to -F. Di·~-1n ti ·c 1 ~ """ ... '--'UI" ....... Hot balanced meal.I, mt•ck:L PAOOING and Paperlns. U Min. & Lathe math ~ckjround. Machine ' " rrv ~
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"Ca•• .. '" lnd•-ndtnt? or . ....,,._.,. a .ng oup es Vic. Brookhurat &: Garfield ...,., call me ... ~-'-·tit with ·one mile of hiihway ,..-g; .. ..1 1 Parti tri State lie. 2% lo 6 yrs, 7 am-,,¥-.....,... ,,_,,. lhop experience dealrable. Join toda.Yt futnt Eam Jots ol money? Have ,.. or .. ..,ee . es • . ps ~ to OC Airport. 968-4220 aft 5 6 pm. S18 W••k. -"' ·"• Ex"'Ullve but __. ---.i.·e. CAIJF INJ~-oN · frontage. This land baa 3 ... ......_ n..;...i..aJ &: uav1 "' ....,. ""'t'U-· · ~11 professlon-Mutu&l Fund ..W.,
streams, 3 reservoirs and =tyif ~!2~1 .......... THE16G~oUP unique. L991I Notices 6450 ~Mlorl ~hooll, 1525 N. Try me and ate;!~. Tr1nsicom Corp. 200 ~~~ COMP~!!~h'" No experience nece~J
one large waterhole. Fenced to 'in~-te Am ... •ri~ca·',' (ntl 776-6941 Cl13) OL ?~ ta Ana, .M. 646-3706. • PAIN1n•-'T!_G•t ,;_,r-:ri~-~. ·-·· ~ We train· fUll or part wne
&: crou-fenced. Priced at $95 "Overl~;::: 1 n du• try. ~-Available I WiH not be ~ble tar Contricton 6620 ""'''Me..-mT'u: ""' 151 W. 11th St. SALESMl!N Mutu1I Fund Acfvlso,.,
per acre. For more infonna-Flirt-lime, full.time. From, any debtz other than my Cost1 Meta Sell Yellow Page Advertising Inc. '
tion p 1 ee s e call Glenn $16,'129, completely secured. HAPPY BIR'lllDAY, own. Mri", George Gallaher, e ROOM ADDmONS e INTERIOR A EXTDUOR 642·9000 in IAguna or Newp:>rt Beach Npt B. 1003 Wettclltt sa..&q2
Thompson w1th Mr. Teny {21.3) 65J.8979 .DC:WiNA Jr. L.T. Conltnlction Painting. Free ettimate. aree.. Commlsmtl__pekl S.A. Ul2 N. Bro.dwq ·
' .. Eckhoff & Assoc:., Inc. SERVICE: DIRECTORY Family rooma, kitchen or Lie.• lnl. CHUO< S48-63l.C week\)'w1th$125&Uannteed 547-83.ll
1818 W. Owi.pman Ave. ESTABLISHED vend JD g LOVE AND KISSEE units. Single &101')' or 2: 6390 p bl' R I ti dnw. Full time work: Apply --------
Orange, Calif. route H.B. area. Few hrs. FROM BilJ.. _Auto Rep•ln 6530 plans custom de!lgned. For .P.;.;l•::m;;;b:.;l;.;ne:._____ u It e a ons 7:~ p.m. Monday July ht.
' 5'1-26'11, Eves-wtmds sas.6777 • per month. Net good return. .., __ 1 • •··-·t ..l....... -Lwrkey Brothen It Co. 6Cll
Investment from $360. Call ===~~=== Garage stalla for rent. esuuuse"847~1Sll~ •• .-........ : e 24 HOUR SERWCE e and '·les E. B.n:.ctway, Anaheim.
536-3360 WOMEN & COUPLES · ~=-~-=---pt .. -blnr. ,e .... 1r., remodel-.HI · ' Bobbi, a:r compressor 6 =-"'" .,..... Le1dln11 Import 0.1ler Acr••te 6200 Very liberal people seek Jtke •ccessoriea. 842-6CQ.O JUX>M It ROOM Addition in&. Electric: .ewer clean-•
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S.W. O orl 0 •· BORROW on Your Equity · ed·ucatimal, confidential • • -~--~----Licensed Contnctor Remod•I., a.,.lr, 6940 .--au 10 &JJDl'WanOe. Detail Man
2% Acres, 8 mile• north of Private 2nd Mortg. money not 8 club. Box 12'1B, New-CHILD catt in my home. Residential _ Commercial Woril looa.l area. Excel· Service Writer
San Juan Nationtl Forest. Free appraisal. No obi-lg. port Be.ch m66.'l Mature woman. Reuonable. Maint A Repairs. Free Ell REMODEL I: REPAffi lent career opportunity. Lot Min
Fry Cook
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.) Detore• River runs thru ALSO ... w. COl!Jlt& Mesa are a. 673-2129 Carpentry· Paint -r1a1ter Call De · L ( I ~
• property, Colo. Hwy 80 00% 1st TD loans to fn,500 URG~! Anyone having 646-3504 & Concrete. Dick Kl--1797 Mr. IHl•r 642·7353 in ew 1 mpo.-,. lob's Bit loy
,frntc. $1995, 10% Dn, $24 Servin&: Orange Oit)' 18 yr1. any information u to ~ -w~w~c-.,..-.,.,.-,""t-ch.,.,,ild.,-Additions * Remodelin(I: 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9300 154 E 17th St.
i mo bal. J. Ewing. 212 Walk-Sattler Mortgage Co., Irie. wt>et:eabouts of Pat r lei a my home.·Evenings Fred H. Gerwlck, Lie. ~~~w~l~n!@ ____ _!6!!960~1 '"iiiii""::':~~=---Young Men 18-28 Costa Mesa. CaJ.
I -er, ?<foab, Utah 84532 336 E 17th St., Costa Meaa ~m:!~~~he~ ~a1h3e~ Call 5J6.86U
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I 10 Acres. So. CalUomla. S8 &f.2.2tn 54&0011 796-4506 or ll7-9321 aft 7 '•e~a~by-,~lt~ti.,,.-m-y-hom--, --~· e Room Addltlon1, LJc. THE GOWN SHOP! 1 APPUCA TIONS San promotion jobs •vall. $175. wttk A ~ Send
' Down; S8 per mo. $795 Full Prl. money for ht & 2nd PM you won:. Vic of Magnolia & 647-5952 Daya-Eve--Wlmda 2726 E. Cout Hwy., CdM Wait«•. Kitchen Help ~ lnt't corp, $IO,OOO lat retume David Been, im
price. L. Sh~el623t. 326510'lw. RJ.Eck. Loos M from $1500 up --Fo;l;:-:y-t"'o"C"'11'"1"ll-n1--Beach HB. Mon-Fri 968-2733 Remodeling • Addltionl ~5 Cook& ~ Diahwallhers :. ~ ~ ... • Santa Ana, Apt. 117, 0..
3rd.St., L.A . .w: -a mlth Co. since 1949 Alteritlont-642.5845 We.ttrn.es • Hostea11 Meea "' 543-8311 Daily flia:hte from Orange B • k M _... J . G. MacBeth, Uc. 539-llSJ.
Mount. & Desert 6210 -:---.,=.;,ii.:;---1 County Airport to the airport rrc • isonry, wrC. e 6'15-S628 a Neat, accurate. :Jl yra. exp. APPLY m PDt$ON YARD ~. a om I!
TOP$$$$$$ in the sky. St6-661J 6560 ======== 1 -t PM mechankw.lexperlenc1
A MNTION s!~~=e ~~ * • PHONE PAL • * BRICK, Cbncrete, ~ry c.,,.t L1ying a TILE, C.rimlc 6974 Ancient Mariner Plumber/ =rurneym1n r=y e:~~~i~~
DEVELOPERS &. SAFE &: INEXPENSrvE Custom cabinets. Small jobe Rep1lr 6626 *Verne, the Tlle Man * 2607 W. CNst Hl9hw•y Servtct • Repair 2167 Harbor Blvd, CM ,
INVESTORS Morlfll9M, T.D.'1 6345 MEEr BY PHONE OK. Free Est. 962-6945 Car,ptit Cu1t. work. Inatall A repatra, New_'?°rt Buch and new Conatructkin Flbel'ollla11 Repol-·•· * 80 LEVEL ACRES* P .O. Box 4193, Irvine 984 Uc. r.ontractor No job too 1D1all. Pluter '-==~~~~~~~~ &t6-8'i'62 • • • ,._,, $5,.565 kt m oa --.1.. Bus1n"' S.rvfc• 6562 'Ab • .. ~ h r I · Permanent posltlm, ...w Ideally located in hl&Mry . .,,.... ... -. ........ .U.COHOUa Anonymoua All pri-• pa"' • ~r I 0 w .. -~ °"""""" lot. ·~ I .. -·-847 ,_,M_ -FRY COOK -.--,:---'·'==--poy, benefita. Schock, N~ -rt (no omoe probltma. -<r """°'Area. Pl>ooe 673-1724 S.crotarlol Som-S4M47ll evtnlnp .. ~. -~ ,_ A DI .,.
._ ..... ohy..ir!l Level l7.!I<>. "!>able I % per Jf.O. Box 1223 ""'1a M,... ~--e eoun•· a.i>k Bld•. JOBS & EMPLOYMINT ~-~ -• ... Nl~ta. lllO lpClfcher m.no ' I ......... _8%.Alldut -±=,o...;=..:::;=.;=::. --~ • ~·.,~--~ -Elq>erience-.•-~-· SAL&'lMEN,Me11'1 """"-=· land, JUnP • well on prop-l -10~ -· ··'ely PAT-Pleue aill ua ao we 2J> E .. 17th St. Suite 212 Gardenlnt '6IO Jolt Wo-Mon 7000 c-1·-· -No -· ___ ,, ._., .__._. ... ,,_ .,. .... ol ,,.. "' _,, ; -1 .,....... ++ Many O>. Benefits. Murt have experience~
erty. Just .... m~ c..ao ---·-12~ per ..,.. can help you. Costa. M~ eella. A-:J .. after 3 p.ni, •a ply ·
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•-1 ... __ ~·-~ ,.. GEN'L ~---up ,,.. """ ~ ~ Y VINES Mullen • Bl-ee:rstuw w • .,...., ere• ex· '94-ll37 · · LOVE. O.d I: Dol«ea Call Vicki • 642-1485 ........,.. ' • FAM J LY 1' a a n t e d •
1-ptl!Won haaelrffd)' begun!) D\"NAMICF'JUENDS :rotodl, grad!ng, sprinklen, part-time work. Eve 1 FIVE CROWNS c.br)'s~·Pfymootb c.oast Plv.a, CM
90 man • made Lakes in $1300 2nd TD payable 1% per Bullffn 6570 lawns, haul'&:· Jteu:646-5848 door doal' RESTAURANT 5U«l&3 -527-23il FRY Cook experlmcect .·
•real Jdeal for re so r t mmth lnclud~ 10% afl due With sterlin&: qualitie. tor Jip1MM Garclitnlr =~· No to * Brakf! I Alilrunent only. Graveyard lhlft.
de v e Io pm en t, alfalfa 5 )'1'11. O:Jven ex-cellent tho8e who cart. S.~l34J . RE M'O DEL, 1' e pa Ir• Cl.re. Lawn-anythlna:. Cmpl.j ii"'========--~.~at~';!· man, rood opport. Exper Cottqe Coffff Shop ;
trowing, nsh ra.!1ln,a-, etc. Oceanview lot. 20% dla-Funer1l1 6412 plumb's., painting, elec., tel'V1ce. &t6-038.f/546-0T24 Job W1nted, Lady 7020 man, ~a hrs, sal + comm. 562 w.19th St ., Co.ta M.-
' , , , opportunitlea bout'Kflest. count. f.M.1J37 •• ~try, nsid., commerc. .,-,--.-----Paid vacation I tap, Apply EARL~ AM n e • 1 p •p•\.
! Ttrla i• a rare offedn&. al-Bring your TDa to Trust WEST room add, Re••· 675-3038 ·JAPANESE GARDENER OFTICE Aae!attant: Exp . Automatic: tranimlulon a: In ~ ltt Young&: Lane deliver)' route Htn~
11 )fordlna: the investor • ttt•t Deed Ceottt where the MINSTER -Maintenance by the month. tiutcnption, S/H. Med. I: combination ll&:ht, heavy Tire Co., 188 E 17, or. Bet.ch. Prefer married: ~. /u'""' p,.....,., drcum-buyen are. Jack Smm1 °'· MEMORIAL . PARK Carpentor!nt 6590 ~ ":;,.":;, ~m:.o. -· ~. cap omall olftce. duty medlonlc. Mutt be ex-EXPER. Mechanic with own 21' hn ..,...,,. 8'7-ml I
. ·rttneeS force ttUa aale; oth-1323 NB~, SA Open t Mortu1ry & C•mllt.ry REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS Dependable, Professional ~e. mltture. Good =::!111~maUc &: tools: lt•d)': pltnty ol 26" x 40" FOLDER ()pentcr
:;.e sm~ ::::::!' :::: to g Sat Ph, ~ Comp let• funer1l1 CABINEI'S, Any slie job. Weekly Servict. 962~9. ~~~~ Exttlltnt worktn~'. work. l?4i Anaheim, C.M. MARTE~ R£PR(X)UC.
OLl1 owner: 84?.e540 Eves/ Money W1nted 6350 from $245 23 yn exper. MS-m3 MOWING, Edtlnl. vacalaW'I\. -tklna • OxnOM)' bmdltL 1517 PJ.orntia NB i w..i....,.. PEooY'GniANll ~::::~,':' ~:!'.~.':.~~ ~;.,eanup*H•ull~ ~,..:~ ~~·~u~'."'"benRoe-This Page "'YOUNG MAN ·1
' CABIN + 5 ..,.... 12.?"" nol QUEBEC Dlt. lnclud,. Endo""''"' C... •l&llod. * ,.._1811 e JAPANESE GARDENING P..itlon u ...,... ..... b' -Nabers Qadlllac f\i!l ttme. -· .... Id.
I -•. Tat. -HUNTINGTON IOCH -.. ...... beoutllul • Carpentry • Cablne11 • -· a ....... Lan-.. -man .. lady. ..... .. • r.«lvfnr wait.~~ ~tJtaldownd.$315.Low 2tk*eta11Dthe ·, placeioeanaltaCOIL e ett.tm;e Alfen.&m • '-".531-1034art7p.m. nwi.~541-XlEI. IDlVICE 8mdori Mechanic REACHES PARTtiie tiulldln ~ -. 19' • . You we the wim!or-"-No tramo ~ 0583 .. ,. MO'lllDlS Melfa'· rtillble, NI tlme. ExperMbold In IS )ft or • w cllll\
!'1tix:iill!7D'REALTY FIREWORKS " l<I01Btadl,W-·-·lieu!.... eut•Edflel.&,.. -.a.a.a.olor. -.., -A -.i ~-
-SPECTACULAR. 531~125 -M.-...... u.....i. SI........... -L Guarant.. + HOW'S THI I ,,. ______ a l:C..::m::•::•::'·~C:=:on::.::c:.:N::l•7""°°":: -5'S687ll oft , PM ~···~ ~ _ • -=-1or -·~•-' ·~72 It. .. w.-6240 ....... ,. ~~· --·-·-• AST~Dl.EUIMM Annou__,tw 6411 rLOOllS.Walb·Pa"°' • eutAF.drel.&,.. -· w-. wl.Ds, -.-Larunoa...-11Ml ·F01 -OWNl!kS ~ Expo9ed Roch !:xpef't Malnttn1nce LlemMd Wlndc:llnwuhed..S.tl~ eot S.QtHwy,IAiunaBdl.
Apt. Unltw Wont.I OnJ"'1<"' Ca.tHealth Club Worlml,..,,lp. KJ..ISI< 54HD,56Ql01ft<PM LADY,._ d ·•r ..._KIN'S RISTAUllANT HOMES 9UICK CASH .'I
1o.30 Untts. ftnt eta• Ex· Pleue call 64U6'71, ext. 229 H01Pltalit)' ii Our Mono CEMENT Work. all bpea. LOW ~ Maintenance Good• rellabltt· R:*cenc:• Undn-New llhn~t ""lent°""""""· Npl Bch .• betwten t anol'. I PJD; 1'I FREE SAUNA wmi No job loo amsll Free HL MOW -EDGE -SPRAY !3S&1l9. --NEED8 EXP. FllY COOKS THROU•H A
eo.t·• Mea. O::ron1 dtl Mar dahn ycur ddr!t&. (Nonti SWEDISH ~GE H. m.Jn.tCK 548-1615 J'ERTIUZE. &.™9 rr-I wamERnJL ttte nmlQ' RD'S. BIU'..AKl'AST IPfi"' .
.,. b1 Pt1 .....,,. wni. County toll • rre. • ...-" ~ .~to amJl -CUSTOM PATIOS • Yan! ae. ,.;._ ...... M--· ., -~--,.. !Ind OOllE lN AT 2 ,... OR EACH WEEK DAILY PILOT '
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-old -bcorcl 13; ta.rn uh ~ 50c each;
walnut step..mct table $5.
Baby crtb and ANTIQUE ·~ Iron water CUSTOM made • root i WHrl'!l "*"'1-dl&lri tis· CARPE:TlllGll a yon!. ...,.. G<U'ING Jn.--let°' 1• I» MOVING; · ft • --pe?fe<t tor """"""4 picnic l>ble and 2 ~-d>alr $15• ..lzW modol T.V, $11, ----"·,... bl<><'t -$20. __ , -ben~-Di •~ -;:;:doofa$1D;"-""' T.V. -..... 125. '"-w1Jla .......... wheelll5.ll ffich-$0.Poaycbair .........incahlai-.... ~,, -•·· veey oe -· ,_ 125; blmd -., i.nor ..... -~ !ad!~ltOad_. 13.G.E. _ _, __ -mode aramlcs .. 25 to $46-0739
tHl.e.18. f75..(l86S $5 eact\, 'bir ll:~i $8 eidi.J Mi "X-l5 So cart $5 10' x 2' SS, NUl"lltT7 lamp $3 • $3, &neique mlrTor $10, full rou""'"R°"'N;:a:::v,::;Jo:-:"'I=•:-. "'19"'":-,-1 Maple fl,50. 4 in tuna lilh -nel 13· R-..... JI 8'4" SURFBOARD $25; 7 x wide. 543-tpo .f' bladt't>oard $:2; car cooler
===c-:::::-..,,..,;:-c::--;;o twin alu "°" .,...... ond ~ dill<!'& -pool Nurl...,. Jl]cturet 50e -1 ~ 14. ~ "'1d oak !18", 2 ....U, I beau<IM blu"
ANTIQUE ~ $1 to' $.\ mlttre!Jlef $10 Ht, tlill •be f5. zm :im . WIJ', Santa • 'rnoontlin tent·llJ. Twin ~~..:-~~! ~~~ 1 white $8 each. One 19" JI
cbll""°' "'°'!' !Oa -"°" -1"'1 ·-.Ana. -J!om<" I 1lze electric ........ 19. H&lr ., ___ -19" black 13. "46-5196 .
d'lildrcm to,11. all qM !Oc With .HolJ¥wOod ftam1 $13 rbile north of Souttl. O:iast ~. ss. 1 'JYil(e $4. Ctzpet .Zi", lit .13, lawn mower $3, I ;;;:;;;=:;;;;u--:-:=.,-.,.,. .v. 1r• .Portable, &ood P~ for de&l'l't, euy to use $3;
tur'6 OJ. m· a. cm at rec::iorm 2Sc; ch 11 dr • n 'a ----boob 10c to 2Sc; l&IMI and
to $10. 1t' x lf' wall to Wall Mdl. Rettf&eclb '$21), WO Pim Mra. Johmon 545-6619 ~ $5. T.V. tn;ys (4) portlr cable eaw $12, REMING'f'Cl'I P o rt ab I e
wool ~ striped $15, J Superior Cm.r) llt .., SuD. _ _ $l. Vues 50c. $1. Book Ulc.. records .15 .to $2, boob .20 t;:vpewriter $25, MI no It a
~c. '25. 147-'lUlT toys 10c to SOc; mm'• •kil
$5; brcti;en Scb...m bike, all i..._ comjliete ~ ....,, 10 6'6-9!18 NEW GWfar $Zo Oootlta .... -IL 320 ., 13, old _. 13. old -2% -· $l5. 3
am to • pm Saturdll,y and .15 GALLON lta1nlnl ateel ot nwsc; ~ Rd. 54frll91 Fdiphooe $10, Sat, -Sun. 9 JMete 1lau 43" x 45" $4 Y'S Bnmniick icie skatn the pieces w it h good time aod ca:eyirw cue, like new. $5; UHF Anteot:11. $2;-pa.Ho &ize ·s $6, Aunra rNd race
$.u\ily, SOS Siana1 ao.d, duml.num beer-Rei. Jdeal BSA 21 inch trcnt whet!l llM! VAPORizm $4. Unk)'de $6. a.m. lo 7 p..rn. at" TM 14th each.19Cfi Fullertoo, C.M.
Newport ffel&ht1 lor water or I" a 1 o Ii n e titt S15 Honda l2Scx: puU 1A.mp1 $3 • 116. Bedspreads St., ..H.S 536-007f PORTABLE 1eWing ma.chine chair fra.m@ $1: metal fold aet and accessories.over '60, chain l5c .. ..,. el!ctric 100' $l5. 842-1.14> alarm dock n. auto win-
y box: IPias and mat· 3Q2 MlTCHll. Garcia rod s.ton.ge allo bmneolade $1.-$25. M&-ll61 $6 • $1. Anti~ table .$25. SCUBA Equipment like new, W Cllain.s 7:35xl5 $S. KIE
l'trnl, utra ftrm, dean $211 and reel mtd twice $25. root beer! UO. each 67J...4lti4 NEW Plydiiedellc l!pt $6 Fruitwood chlJr $5. Novelty \ISied ooe Jttr, 15 lb weight parigon drafting · let $20.
t-=ti mattniN: md. 1Dkl~ 6£.8621. BEDROOM ~ like MS-l9'79 radio $20. Picture hl!¥I belt $10, la.rge shoe tins $10, Maple atuffed rocker $10. IIOlLYWOOD ... tr.me dow IUll M.Tee $1; Laguna .
$2.50, trunk looCJocktt $3. 494-1701 metal top kitchen table 25 x
fcot $7.!IO. t x 12 on? rug SS.. SLC7I' car, ~12 E, ex.. 'MW; cbible bookcase bnd-25c ~ SI&, ~ nck $2. aafety tloa.t nmidge ln-54G.Ol.78
lP1a:J Jlll!!ll i;s. 'l'ricJcle, S. $3 -cen~t $8. 54.5-2929 board, hi.me $25, firm mat. ~ $8 Heavy Skat 6koot $2. ())pper &D-flatcr $10, muk and snorkel ~ each.. Boy'.1 met lirl'• ====:::-:==::-:::] trms, matdltng box IPrinn ~ madiM table,,like tiques $1-$3). Electric tan $5, .oo wet suit hood and TAPE~ $10. W~ FOR SALE: 3 pjece aectional '°""...._ .,,. "" or .... oUer,
tape reorder parta n Walnut bedroom 1et: dress-'Mlueo· 12 ood 13, 18 -". CRAIG 2t2 .... rocanler eo<· ·125, twin nl&h-i2s • .... $l5. --l'JOI $4.50. Hlbedd fl.SO. CU... ,_, medium olze !20, TV llO. Spe-m .........
G.--lawn mower $15. AKAI cellerit $25, AC •¥er SS dam-walnut nevamar doubl~ IAn1PI $lS Olrtain 11tretc.'len: taJns, panell 'l5c. 536-1300 536-1330 ;;13;;0cc.;;;IH6-.l096m.-v~::-==
:Old'a fin Ind $5. Dec-iood •ocs91X'18:.$S; 56-8561 -dresser widl bis mirror $25, $2 "RoUawly bed $4 F\!:hlng 58 VOLVO $2. Portable bar, OORGIXJUS ; 'New let&tbet O!ANTILLY lace wtdd!ng • SS. 'lftvene rodl $3. Ice In&' table end bed frame $25,
1kates $5. Oiemistry &et S4. dresser $25, or best ofler. -... ... H.O. 303 Palm, Balboa tre.in blbie. with 10' tradl:
1tnc Inner '15-OWn $3 after s,.2820 Senng Place, 536-1731 rod $5 Crib $5 Tab~ and 4 .1.-..... dreq, &lie la and Jna!diliia: ~eech. Tahlea $3 eech. Pk-Olst.t. Mesa. MWlt Rll HCYI' Point aUlom&tic wa.9her chain $5 Otber chaJrs S2 =t~: i:, ~ ~ ~ e:.m ~;·;: tram $25 each. Shoulder
'11nt SJ. • t2 tub. CHd. MOVING, ~tland electrlt excelleo;1t cmdition $25, Ken· ffiih' dlairs U each. Gfrl'1 bar stools to match $10. cludkil' ~. gadget lf!llgth veil $8. 6t&-4657 I REDWOOD table $12, ""· °""""' flt). 5*-8376 fishing poles $9.95, paintings RAGE.. oabloeta M-aiKt 50c to $4.50, 1 tible $2. fish $6, :noor tamp $3, chahe bowl n. teapot n. Dutch
"ftlOOl'dl, 50 )'elll'I okt. Anti· floor polisher $18, Bissell more automatic washer-ex-bike $3 Desk $8 Huge picture ~ machine, stores bag $25, 61iJn b u t a n e BOX lpring and mattreu,
·,flllt'S si. Weet tA Harbor on STO rug cleaner $2, tine crystal cellent condition $25, Ken-frame $8 , Good rug, juat" and senrea around ten lightens, new $3, floor scrub.I fUl1 size, elreellmt ~ ~ to Meyer, right on goblets and wine glames mDre automatic w a ah er clnneod $25 Twi1I poster bed be u 1 m· C8ll>@I $25. 6t6:'154 lomge SJ, T.V. aa ts $5, lll.m-~II {,,air fl, 2 bfrds {pair) beam iron $3, commerical SOC, tlrescreen $4.95 baskets )leytr' to DalTell, Ml}. houae with £r«D .Stems $1 eflch, good condition $15, 17" tft $1.5 Bass; Ind enari= drum galiOM $20. Bissell rug r , \', e e IC .
DtrftU. ~· AU djy St& toWeii 35c each, 8 uoosual ahd whttl fl, 16" tire and ..i:, poor cpoditim $15 590 shampoo master $4. General SWffper SlO, indoor color CRIB and mattress $10. Mesr • haridryer $20, Oieco table ""' '"""· gun •><k 17. $4, Chsco stepcbair $2.50, bathroom fish aet in pink. mi9cell&neoull lOc to S2, Sat.
de-1~ mugs $ 4'set, milk a:Iasa wheel$2. 847-811S Graceland Dr .. Laguna aHcirw machine $5. VW antelll'llB.$8,S36-7ot7 plaJlpen $& hln Mroller
..; .......... ~ 1 .. -$8, 3 elec-n1n..,..n..,.... Siune" a.,a,.__ Beat'h push-buttm .Motorola rallio A11I'OM.ATIC Wa.6her $25; '67 $10. ~char $2. St&--2966 IOdtwed&ewcwklOc r ...... _" .... ...., . _......,. .-v~ ..... ~.. $20. Chrome towel~-i EJ Ca.m.illlo tameau cover, >nn;;;;;,._.=n=••-.,.,-=-:::-=d bl~. white fl.SO, mWJ.box 1: .sun. M. l5m. Victcrla fl.SO rdriget dK $10, iron H.B. 897-611"19 75c, picnic ~st 75c, end
• SL OW. 10c • $4. trified wrought ron w•w for sale. 962-14:26 4 MAN Tobogan wt~ brakes lhelVE!ll $3. M6-53l.5 black. $20; trail.Er bitch $10; .. ,.......,...~ filll :f"lc • fl.25.
'Oodllni ond jewelrJ liOc • """' leof wall ""°""'' $l5 BABY crib v"> good 110 $15. 4 -metal file _ .~ itand with baby <rlb .t. ... ttross pi; GoldfiS1 lSc • $1"5. Guppjeo to. ---'ISe .13. -. Ille -$25, pot-youth-......... .....; -$1Jl.1A1>'""'-·-.. ~-~ 5c-3Sc.X..-light. coler bar tsble11 50c, base reel 50c 1
.tma 'i:4} $8 each; """""" m.w-$2.75, I wultlowl. lt. a r d w ·a r e, va.uwn delmtt $11.SO ~
~ $1 • JS, 4 PROVlNCIAL 'lBJ" m>ek $2.SO, Airloom tine shape $4, bathlnrtte $2$. f letwm: $20. Wood case pillow $3.50. Antique trm:lle ~ ~0'1 1Z x 12. 20c SlAMESE Hurme. JdUtlll
ove!lbdl«I Maple maira S9 twin ai:e 'box: sprlnp and cambtnatm baa eVff'}'tbing ·is. Tift table $15. 6' 8eWilV madh · $10. Round P ece; $6. Oki _.... ,,.....
ea&. SNc1i9 CllllCh $11). tm.ttre&I S25. 1873 Rhodes ST, 2 bk)'de tires new $1 hookcase $25. Small Mahogany end table $3. OOP'PERTubing50ft.cdl ... ~·ttxtr.,~ pul.l.man cabinet 38" wXSe plt!tt, ped!Slal with globe
(Dl!ds ll:mdca or a«ber top) 111 . .,, "'""' 12. n.so,
SZL~; dac baUe $3, coffee -eoal .... n.20. lamp -
9111t $15. Swing Drtve, Mea Verde, Settzrl. w:tt, 2 iocee neck desk bookcase .. .50. Pool cue $1. Seu:et:aiy 1$2.50. NI 1 b t .!JS'' $12. 5'&-4212 ts. Tc.*"*' ...... and-......·-"" .,... stands $150 tr 2. Pwtable · nuH&$10.6t6-4160dfPM w $1~ --·S25 -·--~ ~ 1-11.50 ••cl<. 536-0IOO 1Wie1 13 ond IS, End table TV cart l3.SO. C.. < TMN BEdo $l5 eocb; dw SEARs "--bble (good lei> ...... lop) -""'· orange high Sl.50: ,_-._.,..,.,.., •tool $2.95, 1 pool. table Boy'a
......... ·$15; ""' 7 hildng 12.so, >am,,, 12.so. n. car
per. Air coola' $1. Painting EL.D:I'IUC train Gilbert, EVERY'nlING but the cat'1 $5. Chest $3.sO. Skis $2. ........i-•-"1c.. Com..iate ~:~bar~ $:20
15
e~..'....~ tmt 8 x lO $25. Jee bcR U. $25. I J4.pe chalra likenew$15.~2929 meow! All tJV.lst go! We Movie .reen $1. 3 silk ........ ,...,......., • .,..., t""• ......,"""' uJll.N" .__"" <f' ... nh"""!l $C each. 1'196 REDWOOD 5 foot table and need room! 8• 1 0 n 1 ecreeM $5. Thglarger $25. 2 fireplace aet $12.SO. 3. tie!' bedroom c:bair $15• ~ Two car racks, 36 x 72 $lS
PW:calm, CJl. M6-0M9 benches $18, 3 metal patio na.ugahyde «iUChes $5 to $25, lens · and plates $ 2 o , 11:1uare end tal:Me $4. Wood chair $25· 3 a.mi:. $7 $10 and 35 x 36 $6. Pirg pcq boot.I, med (IOI! week $5; carrier 11.75, I table lop -&; doll., -13.50, Holiday maJM: ""'· """'"· " pair; 2 pair $1.25, $1.SO,'tenn.le table $10, fU1L set ~ Flrii: a d:llra $5, orange dub dWr matching chain $5 to $10, Dllarger $5. vacuum 9't $5. magazine rlllCk t&ble $3. $15; ~ lamp t~ $20;' board $14. 6'13-f516
Wagne!la meydopediu SlO. $20, ~ lounge chair $20, S lampt $3, hk:h&ira $2.00, Good used tires, $2, $3, $5. Sea.lei $.2. Hoover. tank cype Maille end table $10; pole DOILS. Have ovtt me hun-
".-..1 --•·--, ~ for foot. ~-.....:. ml-15. ldtdlen table $10, baby ttib Architectural apeca $:Z. vacuum $7. lrooq;: bo4lrd ,_ -272'2 -elk dred fifty~. oid and drapes for child's rocm, $5; and many more. Balls 50c to
pair 'l2" wide a h o r t i e $f, 'cti!bes 10c to 50c. Boob
drapes, $1.50; handsome lOc each, toaater 95c, hot
_,_ •~-........ avvu ...,.'6 .. '5 ••-. 15 L • tab! ..: .._ ... ___ $1. Table lamp $2. Stuffed -.mp _. ., -I ~-_parts, tubM OK SL0. 2>4x48 Cosco card table and 4 • ·>r e.,...,~ ·Shedowbox$7.50.0ldboob .... lm.ta$le-9Ch.Booka25c Nnport543-3364 oew viny ....... at~
oil painting by Moebisky $10. dl8.irs folds ftai $18, 5 foot bed frame $5, Philippine SS. Tricycle $8. Cilld'• elide -· box • $10. 2966 Pemhl Dr. C.M. pair matctung s o u n d plate 75c, coffee table $5.25,
chambers wrth 8" Stlephena television $5. Iron rack $1, ~ ~1 . mahogany wardrobe $15, l5. Boy's b"·e -. "'-'-•-• ea.ch. Shoes & • '15c· Jee PATIO Or car ice n. 546-71lil Shalda outdoor .......... lit»• step !adder like new $4, GE "" .,... v•n:.i•uw Patl --ot1 wheels S2 -.,;;;:;o;:;-;:;,;::::-;cc::::;::I door Joie !I mall desk $2, table radio Shoji doon $15 e a ch. chest $5. As9orted linens 5c· o to>.... 00 . • SIAMESE ldtt
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ks $5. Va(.'llum c !,.i, ateam and spraJ iron $7,-$2, electric router $5, elec-Birdseye Mapl.e night atand 50c. AlW!Ol'ted end tables $2 -El-ectrk: iron $1. Electric old . em, 'fee apeakers, lhepherd ~m. Table $10. stools $1.50 eadi,
24x18x25'' higb, $25 each; ladder $2, folding .....
two 72'' traverse rods, will $10.SO, lawn chairs si.so
""""' 1oog,. 11.so each; each, ~ H~ Blvd.,
·=~.~ = ...i plme 96&-ISIO me try pon JI, ,.aporati" $15. Brome dock S'5. O>or-IS. Womon.,, chil-.,, In-vl<wor $2. Wool""" m~p 11 ...;.,"= :-: t;; J20 25c • $1. School, RATl'AN furn It u re: 2 cooler $25, bird cage $1.SO, ry wood rocker ;25. Swivel fants clothes 5c -$1. OL9he1, Dooble mattrees box spnnp
recUning lo!Qe chairs $25 electronic goodies 50c to $5, whi pata Sc. $2. ~ed. picture clean $25. Man's black od""";_,"-mas:. ';,t 1~~ each, larl" ottom1m $10, deoont.tive and gene ta l cha.lr $10. Black Bild te $2. $5. Fieedom Horner, 970 mohair sweater, size 42. SJ, -..... "'°""· <Sc: Costa Mesa
eadl; sturdy CIDle $3.50; two 1r· RCA pontable T.v. $25, old pewter wadled copper dish master sink fauccl like wheel magazine atand $10, ash milcellaneot:a 50c to SS. ~= !2!ir ~ ~: Oak St. c .M. Ladies black IS\rlt, wool., size ' ncHo speakers,
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' tray stan4 $5, GE" ciodc 536-3364. 8382 1ndiana.poUs CJll<XENS, Japanese Ban-16 $5. Man's plaid jacket $2. cne, 1 Tia b.n bitch, 6" radio $10, trtt lamp $4, 2 near Beach Blvd. H.B. 19th St.. C.M. Sat.-&m Qtxihing frame and clamp& ·-.... ,,..,.. """' new $18, 2 T.V. stand:!S $3 • Cairo, F.oPt. $25 each; cute $5. Arevin radio clock alarm ..... ll'tJirend-15; "° l8, """"' playor IS, G.E.
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' No. 2 bronze boat winches ROSEBUSHES 75c a piece 10AM-5PM only. tam.I $2. 642-32&3 $1. 2 ~ rQds and reels
• ttretch COIM, air (Meftiman), $25 ea c b , Queen EIU:ahetb. 5 l 3 2 SCRAM-LETS LARGE crib fer baby $10. $3. Fish pail 50c. 648-6198 ~ $1 etdt. Boxes at binoculars 6xJO and case Warner. H.B. Twin box 1Princ $5. Handy CLASSICAL GIZitar st Mft Lc:lna ~ (Btk DO, I; Radio 18, -lady wea at Tmtin Ave. I: Del halrdryer $5, S.T. Clock Mar, ClDlta Meu... M&--6796 radio $8. Volbwagen 1111·
10 m'EED rldne bYDe, boys, .... ...-IS. O.K.M •
$25: HO 1kt car kt $5;
. ~-:=a~~ ~~~~Pei WHITE •ewing machine, !en ANSWERS Hamah Hand bait dryer ia. George rosewood n~ and
B ndow ~ •de ultraviolet ny $20 11ew cabind S20, rirW! ironln& !~ J:m;.st~~ back~ oooditioo
cmient SJ. -m. teO Costa Pyrex_ blioewatt Zc' each, board $5, waffie iron $2, Inl&1d • &Utan • Pa.stlV -Lu. duck feather pilloM $2.SO .-cl»-~""""""-,;,-u::;:::c Garbqe dLlpogal works $6.
Lionel tram Bet $3; b6rbecue Kenmcre Vacuwn cl
IS; --n;..,.. $10. !91014 <hmel Pl., N.B
ea. Sl Saturday cd)' eG.ner new ice-o-mat iee cnahfS" Hamilton Besch mixer, ha. ea.... 310 Fe.rnleat ·c.dM. Btu..YBOARD $5. Hobie SS. bard cover booka 25c, onnce Juicer attachment $7. pine -Tom~ • Drony • <>WI • ~ 9'6" fair con-Crl:t '5, H)..Z1.T 1··· .. llned --" ,"~-. noar 962-4219 • • OWN TI){E 673-68:.9-12, 2-S I -~ • • 1nm 5c .. IL 329 Ali.o, 6f3....1603
N"'!Q't Bndl. 548-3581 HYBRID red wonm OOc per
~ ·~ ~ -'+ ;;.:L~.,..;.,. ' _, --$20 494-J613 5Ck'!-$5. Deet:ric parta new, &We 10-12 $1, Naval GIRL'S 26"" blJte tJ.O. Bar ·~~ • .,.. -. many ''" MYNA Blrd . ~-~ $25. ' ' . -.1~-Pl--~· !<Jo. unif · " •·-kh Id ~-•· -·~ Iran " .,..._ breeks in ~s. I had a One tire 7-'1>15 $10. 20'l....29th M.6ll?G, ANY Mtg~ rack -----anrlS SlZil! -· '""" • I ~ ..... uvg .. t .... , ..... ,, .... _ ... _ ..... .. _____ I .... -r<.-• _._ .... 6 4 vw Soorw ........ rim "· 100, 20001% C')'preaa, San 6'M517 . .Ana. Ht'ight& SS. Naffl' 5c .. n4~ ta one blue $20 ee.h. 208 39th 820 x 15 and whee-I .$10. Apt ""'""'"over Ill my·~ a,.. St. Ne'NP(lrtaeach. 673-3J90 _, VVil,l uw•vr ....., x
T -'--CdM --"• night and I offered him a ' hand ~ rug $25 2 small ...,.._...., . St. N.B ... ,.,...,,..,.. stove, 29". $20. Hand lawn ff He ttfu9ed 24" GIRLS Bike $15; New Oriental rugs S:l5 2Sxl> Jltlr.. fl"-""""------. ........ ____ iiii;;;;,""'""""'"""""'""'""".., ...... ..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'ll mower with ca.tdier $10, =:~:never drlnb Mexican hammocks $ 2 ror Maple frame $ 2 5
I STARTING Now. I Vacuum cleene~~· $1S. coffee m his OWN 675-4257 6#-1679 • =~ ~::i. 'X'1J':st:~ TIME. 6129 ATTENl'JON Apartment SEASCAPE 32 x 44 $25.
: • • • bed rail 115. Rec e 1 pt 3 PIECE -· b •I g,, °""''" d 1 'h" f<lc up, (Frame worih J30) 5'f!-1466 ~ ft• 16m ' $10 • pl-·---., --• drapes $1. eadl, nig $5., =~=~--~=· • .,5 ..,.,er •.»>· m mav e ~ ...... nuo:u11 '"'c• cb&!r $5., taNe, 4 ehaln, $5. SOE\.\ $25 Car Q'eepet' S4 .12' Let Us Help You Be aPenny-Pincher
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projector $15. Skft counters stand SlD. 1169 Doniet Lane lb.lsehold items lOc to $5. ladder $8 Sterage dlest S6
125. Boot or auto compus 548.3634. Clothes 50c tO n. nn l!Ok!! Lawn epreader $3. Barbecue
$1. Fire ext:ingullber, COit SUNBEAM Mix Master with 2128 E. Oceen Front, Balboa Krill $2.50 mide viewer $2.SO
$28, sell $10 . New manyattaiunenta$1.5.Mar-L'"1",._ ,.. __ and,.. __ ....._, 15" car rims $2 each,
water,,root flnt aid kit, bi h--u.. ~-1 15 ;:.uvi ~ ....... x """P.I"" c-->-·-L--, """' __.... I~ $25. TV probe $2. Bird %~' Wad;°' atat:&'b, ~ .. ~ paid $18. Sell $10. 548-3581 ~ DUKS, "':"' ...,._.,,
cegee 51Jc.SI. M~aJ lockr, 36'', SS. 2 pllonm latex BABY I~: Wood plaYJ>eft BA.s.sINE'I'I"E With pale
12 dompartments with docr9 enatnf'l f<r patio $3 each. $4. Ba.thinette $4, car bed $5, yellow skirt and orange
$25. Lampe $2. W a l er Gold ring set with 2 pearls diaper bag $2, ~
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ho9eowtnger Cl'! wheel $4, $8. Danirh kwe seat tr.me, irl lot.hes f;! ed. to 1 ve ve nUl,Ol,.U un
Parts 6x' sting-ray bike SS. as is S6. 646-54n ~. ~.ctn SJ, da;U: pteue. :;:;642-004~;;-;;7-..:=:::--=:::;;:::,
646-9250. 200J Continental, SUNBEAM riedrtc razor $3. 17406 Santa Iubel F<Uttain DOUBLE Mattress, excellent
c .M. , Rf!'mtrwtoo etectnc l'&Q' S4. vauey 142-nn ' $25 TV, Mahogany m Out-
GIRL '6 26'' bike, 3 apeoed, Orniig e1eetric by pen $20. SWIMMING Pool $10, dX>OI = = ~ $8 $11CJ\it3
basket, light. Good «Jn• CbrniJcware dishes, coven:, desk no. polarokl model ~ atocMs $4.50 2 carved pliable
dition. $1~ Niguel and ~ $4 ee.ch. As.nted Sl!i, i.mlcycle $15, doll cnb chain ISlO 2 lamps $3.SO
place mats 40c each. Books $1, eottee p:>t 3t cup $3, 8 °fyp(_>writer table $2, &.
GLASS Bolt windshield 64", ol the Month (Reader'• mm camera $10, Okla head ok!sta.nd $2. Dresses, size
new S20 15 ft boa.t S25 60 gal Digest} 50c lebe. National $15 pa.it, Oldi 4 bar!' e I l6-Sl 50 642-ffiST
21" RCA. table model, 'Wrb
eX'Cellent $25. Power lawn
mower $15. RCA portable
radio $5. 6 or 12 \Ut car
transistor radJo, .new iz;, z
O'iev 15' lllhe>el .l tft $2
eaclt. 3 new pool cue. Ind
Cll6e $3)ftdl. 548-4448
POI'S and _. SOc • fl,
Dishes 25c-$1. Oothet., she
9, 10 and 12, Jedfes 50c • $5.
2 exerdsorw, one electric
$15. One $5. Heat )Imp $3.
T1'$ Rudd!, C.M. 5£.4£Z
2 METAL brld~ chatrs $5
eadl. Alumirmm chai8e with
pad $3. Wheel tube t)1Je tire
no x 15, $15. 6' ladder $2.
Almo9t new hand mower
$12. Go:::d 6 volt battery
Jack Sl. 1963 Wallace netu'
19th St.
BUNNI!ES, maey G:.J: ii -
CRIB 112.51l. Antique bottle
$$. Juicer $10. Tout.era ti •
$4. Eames cotfee table $15.
GIUI, witt, diahes Se• n.
Commercial bake pane $1.
Traya '°"· 2 _, Walley
Talky $12.SO. U n u s u a J
ceram1c wall tHe Zic. PU
bemch pl.antera with )'ellaw
cushions 110 each. Wet
jadret 1~18, $8.SO. Yellow
coat, 18-19, $5. White oxfm:l
shirts, 15-34, $1 etldi. Bro.vtJ
plaid Madras 9POCi: cmt,
ai.ze 40 $12.50. lOV battery
$10. VW mufOer $12.50. QI
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-9 prop.ne lank $15 Utility Goegraphlc magazines from nwtibki and carbutttor no. . COWE, AKC, $25. 546-9965
telephone truck bed $25 21J 1951 $25 for all. SUnbeam 8'2-3425 · CARPET Retnna11U SOc-$2
HP air cool motor with front hand mixer $15. 4 new car cu.shion for clrlvet'150c 2 TIMES ..
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and rear tr&n1mlsa1on. $25 Dunlop imer tubes, size 6.25 WALMrl' Danbh modem Orlld's ltuffed toys SOc-$1.50
for mot or , $25 for 7.00 x 13, $20, 616 Iris Ave., ~k:.bSe ~ 1ar;r W'K~ let cream maker (new) $10
transmission. Brake drum CdM, alley, Sat on. I J ' Dog bed $2 Jjgsaw puizles
la.the S2S for lithe, $25 for 615-4006 bedspreads $2.SO e •ch • 20c Mode{ oars and panes
cutter. Ward's cement mlx-be.-dnet end mattre• $5, 25¢-75c Pair Lanaing
er $'l5 fer mixer, $25 tor BIROI baby ertb $10. Vlnyt lftther floor ptllowa $1.50 apeakerw $12.SO Ck ncks $8 metal pl19Y ~ ' 2 dWrt <eadl drecOl'a.tor ..in--roe motor, on &ood. trailer $lit $3. it3 HP electric motor • t'UA'"• and $10 llld table S1 50
Air comprM&Ol' $25 Motor each. 847-a723 H.B. Vinyl chrome kitchen cha.ir1 to ·~ Good $5. Bamboo shach=. $1. Shlp TWIN Mattrea, cu at o 111 13 -~ J -w. kil and lank r same ~" lqi Sc lin. ft. Ceramic tile e........ agu.ar .,,,.._
1957 Fwd transmission $10 $2 ~'16f7 made, used 2 monthr $18 $4. Dillhl.ot 2t)c..$3. CUrtafns
1052 Palisa.dea Rd. Santa · Slumber rest twin tn9t!:rN&, $143 pr. Fonnict. counter
Ana Jielghts, just off FOUR 135 x U Goodyeer like new$15 jlllJ=stl6 ~.1%'x4%',$3.50Slicing
Newport Blvd. =e=~~~ f1.00R Pclillber, Wrt new me.dine $8. Lawn fertilizer
SIDEWALK mm 1$ -$8 $25 2 twin size bedlpreed1, roller $9· Auto head rest
&,'a 3 lpeed $16.~ Gb1 'i DURAatEST (May Co.) belp chenUle $l.SO eecb. 2 CVW alu, 11ew) SS.50 An-M 26" bike $15 Boy'& 36" blke electric tflll opener $2. G. E. Kq 1ize p111o1n $1.50 e41.ch. tfq\le mcftr $17. Delton bot ost For Your Money 11"'° 5f&."°7 -• ...... ... 13. Trak 5'6-4917 ... , < ..... > 133.so Novelty
weedkaya reh'i&et'a~ deb:Ollbet Prac-DUNCAN IPt1;)'fe dinine table tm'Ni h:ddl!l' $3.SO R1cob.
STAR tound "fuzz tone" for
eleol:rlc &Uitar $20. Mk fer
John. 642-1165
SKn.L saw $1.0. Bike $8. 110
Volt A.C. P« seneratl:IC' $10.
G.I. gas Clll'l8" $1.50 ea.0.
Pool "°"· 35 feet 110. l!oby
bod JIO. Ouune hioh "'"" ss. Trailer mimn $5. Jeep
hlreh $3. Sa.fety gate 50c.
TO)'!I 25e -$2. 961 Uc*n Ave,
Costa Mesa 548-4473
EI..Erl'RONIC iputa 5c • SOC.
-.. auooly kit $3.50. IW!ioklt11.v_....,.
dard $7.50. <lr'Cldt book 25c.
HO""'* 25c. 20301-
Dr. N.....,.. 8"""'
tlcaUy new Coeco kitchen ~ camen. $15 Ship G.E. Electrtc drytt $15 Hot· atep 1toot, whitt" le chrome ~'25 Cu.teen P'dl $5 Six model (to be built) $5. 3 s-2 ~00 point Push b\lttm sto•e $25 $3. Magnus e1ectric chard c:b&irs $5 ffch. Ellht sided 1Jntn1 5Ck-$2. Te n n I • Y Un Ti s-0 I 54 O..evy, nh, $25 G.& orpn, cost ST9. $20. Brother ~ .. e 11ta0~~ J,..~ ~. rackets (need abblgtngJ SOc . ff1 • me ft y dllhwuher 115 15" T.V. po11able typewrilOT $20. AIJ ~~ •~ ~·•• ffch. .....,, 2llc-Sk: Gu
-workl $5. 5'8-1070 arUclH In ur:ellmt cnn-one $lO, one P> Uprl.ghl heuer $6. Small kitchen
WOMENS and Men'• dothe1
25c to $2. Pknlc Bench rr.
Planter, 75c to $3. Bcoks
and record3 lOc. T.V. $25.
·Patio table $2. Wall ahetves•
$1 to $10, Formal $25. Pic-
turt.s n. 1909 Federal, CM. • 9. He ,,_ 0.. $50 • Ne C:..-rdlll Flrft11 • No Copy Chi -• No Abbrovirllona BOWLING Ball 110 Lug,... -· 9681139 vacuum 110 51:1 W. Balboa <-15. sat """ 616 Iri•
AND You CAN CHARGE IT! Sl·llOBarneque11<JWrSIO ln'EREO_...,.,lor 81"'·67U!U Avo,OIM.(alh7l 615-"'16
'l)ptwriter 125 lll5I Samu car $l5. .,_ -Sl.lO PROJEtTOR Staoil, heavy ~ o«·-. plea•od Dr·. C.M. ead>. 54S-10(1f ~ 18 /J(.Af, SW eocb dta!le &l'' ,; OJ" ""' l t U H, I Y 8 A p p• h TABLE S..w $25 ~ FULL twin al• Uk beck, u.z.latcr t'ldlo. JiJlil new pair. ~ iado chllist e I ep OU · e enny-IDC er -11.;IOToblt-ma-and-board, llOSM.c16 --11-~ WASHm(w .. i • .-1c,
l<mMORE Automatic
WA!her, &ood «JDditioil $Z.
-crib 16-Boby acaleo $3.~73
N.W with mob:lr' $20 and $12 •xcellent cditklft $10 let. IDEAL Toy kltlproo'1, sell PLYMOlTI'H.1$7 6cyl tood $25. Otrome table and "
2 cbairs upholattred $10 l42..aJ82 for S.9 heh. new-Sl.25 Tree b' II*": perts $25 I x 4 cha1n $15. Ghil, 11ze 5 Jr.
e•dl. C.rwnttr tools, 10c--4 STD.l.. ft'amed wtl>dawi SS M.w $8 Bb:icui.n SOc each. ha8ll tn.tler 125. 2214 Petite cltJthN and ac-
$2 Snow chain• lo!' v.w. $3 ~adti. Imm proieetof" • 54M236 PM:Ulc, C.M'. ~l.Octo$5. 'I'oylllnd 15 pl. ltalnlffl at.ti. bowt HAMMARLUND Short wa" . Boob tn:m $1 to$$. ~ $4 ~ v1at SS Kt'T'Olene cam«a 110. R&bbtt hutcit radio 100 KC to 2D MC $2S 20 1NQl Blke, aood cmditlon
Jan""' f<lc 'l\'allu hltdl fl $2 . ._, bliJow tore IS. 2'JI Hammu!....t _ -$10.-ROO<ING chain (3), floor
M-IOMOc (M-.. H......,. er •• CM. -1629 S20 54Ml3ll ~--· ,.;:o::;O.W.OO'°"":-=;:;..,.-=:::.,.:=-::::"""=-: I ;:-~·i!, ~ ~
and t.Ul a.. ""'"'K<le 110 RIJUNI) Daai1b ,1y1e ,,_ • .... --...... Punt, N--· :asK YOUR """"""'111 sn>drr".,,,. ...... --... -GAS DllYm $20 Loli< dee .... llHor n.. -"" .. ~. Ill . Ina 120. 1 -end -.. IS -leof. $25. t -..._ 12 1'oldlnC baby fatr-$Z. 114 wiai. lltJNc.\N -...... -' DAILY PILOT -bo...i l!.SO -u.. iz;. -11 13. H>W a BURND< co..... ns. 1 ..., -_. -'25. 6 2 ball "'th ..., It """"'" !SOI PONTIAC -125, AIR.Ondllt°""' ....,.,_ tumed · -SI • • cb ;;;;m.ms==o;;;-,;;-::;I • • 4 s 6 78 l5c -It Mimn 12-13 radio $20, ''°' ol cw 125. 1'r a-., extra baavy 8G-37!2 ' RD'IUGERATOR J25. .,_ AD• VISOR FOR . • ::=or"'::';:~= !:..='11c ... P1~~ ~=:':'~rwa:-. eXO<llenl =~=~ DET' AILS MS w.18tb s., c.v. IN $3.!(I tad> l2 m.a&«> _ condJdort 125. •nu "'·'°' ,._ ., di•-•
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JOIS & IMPLOYMINT JOIS & EMPLOYMENT JOU &·EMPLOfMINl t* ~--
Help W•nhd, -7200 Holp Wonl9d . Kolp Wonhd
SALES . W-74DO W-74DO
REPRESENTAT1VES ---------------1 Leadlnc lndep .. ndent
speclallstl dealiac in O'Vt't
100 mutual fundl, expllldlna
In er.,. Count)<. This ....
opport~oltr to enter
dJenlllod--
&ll or part: time lnvutment ex» not neceuary, we traJn.
541-6621. Mutual run d
Invnton Inc. %100 N. Ma.tn.
Sonia Ana
Can You Sell?
Loa Angeles baaed ti.rm is
k>okina: for & HARD WORK-
ING aalesman to cover ~
ange QMm.ty. Xlnt comm,
with drawing acct. Rig b t
permn should aversge about
$15,im per yr. nns IS A
NO ClllMJCK AD. Phone
..... -alter ' !213) 886-8115.
Manager TrainH
Holiday Hee.1th S p a s
Cbsta Meu aod Ana.
helm. Must have ne9.t ap..
pearanee, able to meet
and deal "1th peopl!:, No
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We train. Apply in penon
%JOO Hubr Blvd., Ollta
M.,.,
AgencJet, Women 7300
WORK •••
1t YOUR convenience
1he "Temporary Division"
of the Newport Perlartal
Agency offers pleyant, top
paying jobs (fee llllid by the
Manufidurlag
.Clerk ...... __
in tbe u..I of produc.
tion and mat.erial cm-
trol. Duties :Include t;yp.
.... lillng, cakulalo< ...
en.tion, maintenance of
charu and control. Sot:•.
Prior experience in i:ro-
ductlon operation vfrj -· APPLY
Marshall
Communic11ions
2230 S. Anno St.
Santa Ana, Calrif.
540-2120
"21equol-1cy
employ<r
SECRETARY .... to""'
-2,..,. lteno experleooe, ahort-
band al w.p.m. twe: 6
w.p.m. and U. S. Ctben-
lhlp Apply at:
·Westminster
School Di1trid
1412:1 CEDARWOOD
WESTMINS!'ER
Billing
Clerk
h,...1oncoc1. s ........
tlol tn>lllt required.
Perm1n.nt, eood OI>
portunltyl Coll or
opply:
Cla-Val" Co.
17th " PS. .. nllo
~ .... -54a.2201
Ao """'1 -t>
employer
.,
ASSEMBLERS
Electronic Components
These opening& require 6
monttui ttee:1t ~
in dect:rooic ccmpment
U9E!ld>\y cpetatlool. To
qua1lt)i )'OU must !mow __ ... _
.......... -· Visit
DANA
L1bor1torin, Inc.
H1l CAMPUS DR.
IRVINE CALIF.
{Nev Orange Co. Airport)
Ao-1opporlunlt1 ..-employer, of course) for the ,_,_,_,_,_,_,_..,
qualifi~ woman who likel --------to ..,, iust ,_ ""' -. TAKING Collins Radio Company
NEWPORT . APPLICATIONS
PersonMI Agency Waiters _ Kitchen Help
833 Do•er Dr., N.8. Cooks _ Disrwashers
642-3870 W1.Ureues· -HosteM
See Bett;v Bruce at
mi66 l:xec
Agoncy tor C..,.. Gtrll
410 W. Cout Hwy., N.B.
By appoint.. MS-3939
Holp Wini.cl
Women
CIT'l .• OF..
7400
NEWPORT IEACH
STENO WRK II --$591mo._...,.
tton recet1tly created in
City Mir's. office to give
steno aaaistance to Mayor
and Mgr'• Au.istant.
Must b a v e excellent
steno akilll, pleasant ~
aonality and be able to
~ public well For
addt'l infonnation on th.Ls
tntettSting; and challes11·
Ing l'Of'bon rootact:
Personnel Offic.
CITY HAL~
3300 Newport Blvd.
673-2110
APPLY IN PERSON
1-4 PM
Ailc:lent Mariner
2607 W. Coos! HIP.way
Pffwport Buch
AUTOMOBILE
ACCOUNTANT
with Jcnowl~e' of Burroups
.1500. Be1u~ ,new. fir con. a,_ otti<e...,...., ..,.
Call Mr .... _ 51().9100
NABERS CADILLAC
3lm Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
W~ES · &: Chck:tall
waitresses. Sharp, fresh, alJ..
American type girls under
28 to compliment xlnt JW'o.
roundinp in aU new San
Franciscan cWaiDe rNteur.
nr. Newport Beach pier. Xln•--. ~ln4 673-7629
Radio-Telephone
Dlspatc:lt Girl
~ to -40 yran," Must know
local &l'ff. APPb' ln pe'90D
YELLOW CAB CO.
186 E. 16th St.
Coata Mesa
J. W. Robinson
H11 opening for
Depart. Manager
P:ound1tion1/Llngerle
Must hive exper11nce.
Full Comp1ny Benefits. ,
In
Newport Beach
Offoro
Career Opportunity!
' ';~1ri!·.::~1
• Sr Systems & Procedures Analyst FASHION ISLAND
~w~R~: • Ou1llly Control M1nager
__ · _ ... _..,,_ ... __
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• Computer Center Supervisor
Debarr Rnishers
Deburr amall plastic and
metal parts. Must be cap-
able of wilng band tools.
Apply Poroonnol Dopf.
STACO,, INC.
1139 Bokor St.
Cotto Mtoo
549-3041
An """'1 -1t1
employer
WAITRESSES
Apply!n-t-11 Ol" u wta::t.yl.
e ConfiguraHon Management
Adminislrator
e Technical Writers
e Sales Shipment Expedilor
• Dll1 Processing Analyst
e Eledro~echanic1I Draftsman
• Compuler Mainlen1nce Engineers
• R & D Lab Technicians
• Computer Operators
• MessengeHriYers
WAITRESSES i:: Disbwasb-
en, all shifts. Exper only
need apply, Denny's Coffee
Frld1y, June 21 Only
(lotwHn 9 ind 4)
Shop, 1600 S. Cit Hwy., Bric-a·brac, dllhff, 4 dlrec-
Laguna Bcb. No pbooe calla ton chain, VW seat coven.
plse. etc.
REAL ESTATE. Shouldn't
Spanlsh/Medltt • Shawraam Sa111p1n:
8' Wood carved arm divan, lg. man's chair; ·
beaut fabrb. 5 Pc hexagon dark.oak din .. set, ,
w /black or avocado framed chall'Si 5 Pc· BR -
set, 9--dr Mr. & Mrs. dresser, lg mii'ror, 2.
commodes, paneled headboard.
VALUE $19S -FULL PRICE $429.9S -·
or terma 11 low 11 $3.00 WM1c ~ .. • Items Sold Individually -No Down -~
Use Our Store Charge_ -No Fancy Front_.
but -Quality Values Inside! M
Apprcived Fumltvre : 2159 Harbar, c. w
· . . o,!ly t.·9 •. 10.S Sundiy • 54a.9660 _
you 1>e !flll•1 the hott•ot 2110 ELDEN AVE. ~plloncos 1100 PlonM & Orgono 11
area / Huntington Beach? ---;=~646-;;,1~7.';62~.---:f-;:;:::::;:=::::=-:=:;:::-.= Call for ~t. Villap R. E. GARAGE SALE -Weltina:bo'.me a\fto • ...,,her :.,, PIANOS • ORGANS-ii'
962-44n 5'16-8103 Oriental otiJects""llial«i. Om.: 4 yn old;like'DeW· UQ. • Latam •tock ln SO. ottif.
PART-Time, evenings; 5 eee Cll1"Yinp, Pcrcelain, 9lc Hotpomt auto wuber, xlnt * 2:1%-40" off-Pb.Yer~
nights per wttk; jan1Ur:lal I: l.G). Al10 domestic objecta: a:ol, $35. Kenmore auto 1(0) rolll to cboole frDci-.
9ervice, HIJM. Beach A: tlll'-Cbntour vlntor chair, wtth wuher, x1lrt emd. $25. * Termt" Tenm ·TmDl':.'ft
rounding atta. !J62.....2M7 heat, blldc 1: body massage • 847-8ll5 • c:ub for l'O'll' piano or tr:11tt
trol
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-S11S -• T .,.... erand piano for new lpliiiiil con , .,...,.,, now ; ULTRA Muuem appln ....., ..... , Agencl .. , Men I Relaxlci10r W1it With bade, e!.ectrlc ruige. Eye &eve! dbl Field'• Wboluale Plallo ~
Women · · 7550 body A: foot mu.u.ren, coet oven pUl1 out counter top ooh lflookbUl'lt at~ -~ARGUS $400, now $55; AC<Ot'dion rn. """ • 'cooking element.. Giuden G-• (nt)-.~-lt
'm &nto Tomu, C.M. A11o Crolley Owt '''"" I Spring Sale]:" WORK NEAR HOME GAR AGE Sale, 2tQU 14 oo. flt. reuooable. 54$.-1441 U!ed Baldwin Spinet -.:
Over· 200 Ramona Lane, Huntington WASHERS $29.95: dryen Used Baldwin, Tbomu,
FH P1ld Positions Beach. Deane Home•. $35; Frtturs $75; Refrl1., HammoPd 0rpns U9$ up. t
FEE PAID Rdrigftotor SlO -am ,....mne A Avoc.; Guar. Spine~ c:on.oi., Studio It
EninfJune pa •• to $100 electric fry pan $T ~1095 Upright planot, specially.,..
Coat Accnt • •. •••• •• • to $800 TqeriM occukJnal cbab O'KEEFE I MDUtnT gas duced. $195 1'1·
Legal Secy •••••••••••• ssoo $45 each. Revenrve. Many range, centtt grill, x1nt WARD'S BALDWIN. snmto
Public Rclatioos ...... $500 othf!r' items. SaMtm coad, f'(ll' qulck aale $00 l8ll. Newport, CM 642-llM
-Ol/SO """" "". 14'3 16782 CHANNEL Ln, l•t 67:1-3941 ..-pjANOS " ORGANS' ALSO FEE POSITIONS Island, Huntingtoo Harbour. W. elec stove $.10. Antique NEW a: USED '
A GSoous &"'M'p·'Lo•nYcMolENT Sat &: Sun 10 am-5 pm, 1966 rocktt $35. Old fashion Splnetl, CODJOles, snn1·
R · En<101o0odla B'1tannka .,bool deok ps. 2900 511,.. piaJ1oo from $399. Orpmt ~1!t~NB~~ !!!. ~~clc6el~'i Ln NB WAILI~~
1614 E.,1'11ll st., S.A. MT--""'"'· MATCHING W-MUSIC CITY
SUPERIOR AGENCY GARAGE Sale. Saturday & ~~::·pair~ 615--~ 3tOO So. Br1sto1
OFFICE GIRL
Holidays I: Weekends
Part Time -Permanent
Over 71, general off!~
ond ---· can s:xi to s
HOUSEKEEPER: M" at u re
woman to live in • do
renera.1 1-work fn modem auest home located i n
Tu9t1n. Good working C<l>-
ditimu. 838-JM7
1857 Harbor Bl, Co&ta Mesa Slmday. 9-5 Misc <tillhel, So. Coast Piasa e 5fl).2lll REUDICll f, Lff • ("'tahlioh"! in 1946' otlv'"'are, -"""'"'· AnllqUff 111~ LOWERY ORGAM,
Din T I k (W Pl t) Send Sl.00 for household fumiture. Mike l.&test model• Linoohurooa BABYSITrER needod in> e 00 ma er lmer an Proferrod Rosurno Offo<! 20152 Kline "'" * RUTH'S A NT IQ U E ~ wu $2!m. "°" $161&, z Huntington S.1cllff
Country Club
536-8166
med.llltely to live in. Room NEWf"ORT BEACH ,;fo~nn~at~•~,.....,~m;m;'";'~'";'""";;lls"~'-ij360Siili!iiwn .. ;t,""furn: Re 0 pen e d: Grandflthet pedala • full pere, • A.CA, ::... "°":1.:=..~: .::..~ ADVERTISING e Assembly Operator (Warner Plant) ~ SPANISH Dining .... furn., .clock, round ... tablet.;.,,art Lollie _k ... y..., ..u.
Sales 1'irl for permanent part School .. ln1tructlon 7600 etec. guitar, ~avie camera, al11.111, ch!nl, many . er Goultl Mutlc Compenj from U:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. tbne work. Tues thru Fri. --3324 W. Wimer, Santa Ant.--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;11amps. ·~· ta Pe ltema. 8407 Weestminlter WurlJtur i:: Omo Orpft,I
WA!TR.ES,SE!. Exper onJy Callafter4:0089'J-.86o60 8:30-4:30.Salary,pluacom· • , recorder, h·oa1eware1 897·16&1. aot.5N.Matn,S.A.5tl-41Bl
need 1ppt;:v. l>tlmY• Olffee e BOOKKEEPER e miuion. MUST either have • ) SOIOOL 0Uldttn'1 vacation dothea, 3>11 En i 1 a n d ENGLISH Tei wacm, Uphol. ;i;;...,-;;,..;;..._.,.""I
Shop, 1600 s. ~ 1hr7., Acct'1. rectivable; ecper. da.uifted cr display ~ ratel. Chilcoat 10-LelMJn S36-9874 pnyer cbll.r, Dlgllah car-NOW HERE _ tbe ~
Lal\lD&Bcb.No-<Olll p..,.....S,Apply: lenoe. Ph>ne h-........ fa•ret1rles-'feftOS 1YP!ngSchool.5'1-2'59.173TABLE uw, Rlcom 35 mm ri ... rol>e-L~>)!'I. ~T-2Xl:i
plae W .D. SCHOCK 00. ment. (n4J 6t&.161.l!. • .R\. ~ Del Mar, C.M. __ C1mera. Houeebold itema, Ham.mood Spinet otlC'
. SECRETARY 3!02 S. G.~~ Ban• ta Ana ADVERTISING GUITAA INSTRUCTION '"'o head ""'· '" .a<k Sowing Mochlnn 1120 -the flnHI 1etJ ,..
H B ~ ... ' • Clerk Jypisfs by ex p e r t e a c h er furn. mllcl ilelllll. Sat only SCHMIDT·PHILLIPS cC: Part-Um~-traJnee ..... ---·•y . RECEP-CLASSIFIED SALES Re-obl•,.;,,..642-4269 616 "''· CdM (alle•J 196'1 SINGER z;1 Zag.,.... N Maino --LI: office Falt b'Png ~•An " I • .1.... 1907 • ....,...,._,,
w . ' TIONIST ~uiona.I ol-And general offtcc. 6 day Records Clerks R. ne.ie Tutor in High 673-4006 tole. Service man ea ... ~ . Santa Ana t.:c aborthand. 962-69Jl, «--. ~--not --week, 90me typino. Sales ex-e -... are a . 5 Yr g u a r
uo..,. .uA~,.,._.., "'"""""'... -.., School Math&: German PATIO SALE: r1-i thru Sun, tr•••f-able. -.. ~ -m•Uc. NURSE AID, oper"~ce "'-'. -·eJ' ... 25-35. prrience prefemid. Call e "" --e P-lo f h nd m"'"" -_.., ,.. '"""....,... desirable. A~ Lcuna ~·a Mi• w.-615-(QTl. t-11 vn-vi.:iv, '"' um, a .. ., r-· Auume pJmnts $4.88 ea. Ol' Televlslon i20s
BHcl> N-., H-"° = · • AM or ,:OP,., Apply ar send resume ta MERCHANDISE FOR mow.,,, Crlck" ""°"" ll•· $37.25 cub. Doe• ev--------..-1 Glenneyre.49f.8J15 BARMAIDS.:.. SALE AND TRADE lnglrm~~dr,;~· without attach. Call all¥-l'Rtrm\'{K)[)Ma.1no1'IX
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••• m1GO.GO S.Cmory.Glrf Prlcloy --------!Ir'""· ""'· · " ·--• ~~ 1V ~ .. ~-
MATURE boUsekeeper, Utt-, DANCERS "8a.llDt Npt S-.cb ollcie, II d Furniture 8000 . Capella Ct. CM, 5f9.4070 ~·~m;•:-::;;;,'====: I ~e ~ d.t ~
ln. for coUple • tntut S30D-week X1nt . ---. 1nteJll. Co ·ins Ra ·10 Company ---'------PA no tum., canopy crib ~ 1125 -~-., •••• priv. nn. & ba.; Cool& Idea '38-S48!•; 633-!lllS .-. 61;.i.'th,~ .....,tlol, · 99" rnmr. ,._ g<lll cnull•, 1V, ..... d . .Nrn., oil Muslcol Inst. Mwot -=·' ....._
• 546-9480 • WIG STYI.JST Lit. ~ exper, type oo::n• 84" wall unit. fiO x household items -a great ·12 •trinx guitar with 1mpti· HI-Fl & Stereo 1210
WOMAN to babysit 2 children Wanted. Eqertence ntt. 80. Call betw 9 l 1 w1elcd~ 19700 1-bo R d 34 typewriter desk Ir chaiir. collectiorl! 203T Min.mar, fl er i1r: reYerb, $100. call --------
my home, w-ys. T:l!I to Top s....,., Call Wla> .,. ... •ppt. _., ..-56.am Hiii ree Oa 011 polntt..,, woll '"' Bal. ™ISat/SIBI '" . 0.1 ... 3 PM 64&<>;81 11168 Solid otota """° Jib
5: 15. Vic A d a m I A Vance-Pepi. 6"-2682 TELEFHONE An 1wer1 n ttlSOl"1e& l many ~r fille e Gange 6ale, S.t. ~ .fe 100 WATT (2) J.2," apeaken new console model. 'fUt
Mognollo, llB ..... ruo oft
5
#f6 Faohion blond NB Cerl< 7 houn """ ... han-Newport Beach, C1llforni1 pl.... " d • c 0 rat 0 r Drum '"'"" tea can, ...... In • ""'lnet. Guaraoteed. 0 v.. ....u ...m ... t '
MOTEL MAID LJVE.J:N ~A dtild tllcapped_ person, P.fm • Fri furniture. S49'-rot2 TV, plobnl, ldt.Ch. I: $1.25. 646-6985 fl'7.63 cub. OedJt .,..
Woman wan ted b' pvt tlmt ewe, c:O'ltact: Mn:. RoUan4 l :«i • 4:30. Good w i lJ Alf wllcatlon1 NvNwed on merit with no FROOT • Proot Frie treea:: sLwwatt, baby dothM, it;tc FENDER IASSMAN 535-1289 ' •
work. Npt Bch Penn. lret 114 w. Cmter St., Apt. 4, ~ •• w. l9tb •.• -IT Co.... ·--pinlt $175. Cult. l pc 4158 Pnncetm Dr .. CM J' Bl..' $3.l> stMflMi 675-18'1 CM. b!tween 6 6 1 PM . eo.e., M"Ha • bias '9w1rd Rawt •.r ~. $85. 2 matdrlng ltdoh $«1. FUN for REFINl!llERS· • · • • _ Mltcell1neew
HOUSEWIFE Adept Exp. Blnclft')' &Ip . HOU S EKEal:R. TRD-1-:========-=====::====! Dinette wlleaf, .f cbrt. $35. Olalhes tum brlo-a-tirac. ~t, Pfenoe & Orpftl 1130 'n Ei.TA !" ndllll -
w/handa to ...ark ta Oene lfARTJ:C R.!PRODOO. ~ 2 Wffb at $200. He'-W1t1tt4 Help Winted &1&6329. Movtrc! 15129 9 to s'. 20'25 S'. Capelli, l)'' x 8' m.df bench
"""'· Rn pt--· flexible TlONS Plo1n -· ...,,,,, In W,,,_ 7400 w-7400 BEJAUT!FUL ontiqued flhllb CM FOR SALE WUl'lllul' Spmrt ...... ,.. $1SO. :mo ~~
WeMcllff Plua. Kl-007t 1577 Placentit. NB per9Cll ltWdne M.ondQ. dNk. Suitable for home « C1f'lthe11, vacwms, T t n t, piano. Mabog:aiiy, cherry, I: Cotta Mesa
EXPER. Drapery operatcn BEAtmClAN. Must have 1032 SanUlp Newport offict. Orig. cost $250. WW Campln1 atar. Weekdays walnut •'OOd. Very aood
Clallic Dnptrlt1 small clJenteU.. Ju an i t a Beadl • SA~LADY experieneed accept best o t f e r · Call after 6. All Sat·Sun. condition. $38&. 5'8-4753
3E3 Bircb st., NB 548-1"1 BHU11 Salon 1836 NtwPOrt LADY .. Uvt·tn 11 1 b t L VJ, 'S, licensed C:-;~ ~~~ P ~t Y~ 546-236.1 2219 Rutgers, Af>t A. CM PIANO wanted, Private par..' ""=,.:,:.::::;=::=~~ii!1I Sitter wlnte4 ~ da¥ TUM-Bl., CM. baullt'Mlllt; 2 chil&'tn, I A ~ MISC. Ba~ fW11., carri1ge, e GARAGE SALE e ty wants to bu;y pJano lot
Sat Proti.llly perm poll:ttm. ~ MAID Needed tm-14: comlder U mio.:i, tit I PuH & ''"·Time llroller, Nab chair, Plat· lJ6 Towne 'st., Cotta Mesa cub. !HJ.1335
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--..... -,_,Lodte, GOI I uutt ..... ......., ·~ ·~ Ewto 1100 """" $1ftl0 -· trlll ,. ~ ~-=-""' W. 0... aw,.. N.B, Lopl-a.cq,-tor Ad-...... .....,... IMch FltY COOK. Kon cl-Wemon, new, oll ~ --Appllo,,_ S100. ewa:u 1fta g
6""'115 BA.RMAJD-Huntt·nsto ~ PertD9' !'f""POl't C:.Wi-.m Hot,at1I experiektd W wDl train. TRUNDLE BED, like new. GE RErRIC bo&torn BADY Grand PlanO -::=~:::::::=:-.::;:::-I ~ ~ dreta. Pbor'l a.. 11w ema. M>6lm. U1S Nawon 613.-4llt · w OO'm' •'2 bolsters.. • ~ mo or Belt ouu. PIT S2 br par. :hlll'H.JI .... _.. ... lutavit:w 7 PM W-··~ .... _.._ u.-.io.a-BHdl EXP clcC aroocnlni Mall-olNe I: oran1e noo. 546-79'20 fretzeT, PERFttT CMd,
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FV Mra. Brown 541).1932 tol ~· .R(: 962-lCIOt ' TWIN bedl, tltetric dtyf'r, GOOD Eledrle lltofe, white. MAHOOANY Wurlit~er
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Dep 1125 Boeh a Yochh_ ~ Sollboot1 9010 Spwl-Skl· Boeh 9030 Mol>lle H-9200 _,eye,_ noo
AFGHAN HOUND FRITZ & AVERY BEAUT blue • ""''· u· SKI Boat, !nil..-• .....,., , BR., ~-'· """" ad.
• STAINLESS ateei .ooa WANTED WANTW: Good home hr LOCAL NEWPORT BOATS o·Ilt)I Sloop, cuddy cab. Best otfl!r OW'!' S300. cond. Scneenrct aluminum S7 SUZUKI x-e Hlllth!r s 10!.mt&in w/cornp'HIOI'. 2 two kNaMt kittenl 3 mo. LooldJw; for that • . . 11, -aa.. Sloop w/ main Ir: jib, ~ Gull m1, 5t&-f2C5 paUo rm/gtUaeoe insfrts, speed, ooel ocm. MUllt aell. ~mputmmt link. pulh but· Ex~ptimal black male? trlr runnlna liahta U199 or _ _._ _____ __._ drtJI Ir: 4r. coverln&. a1etpl Pvt pty. Will ftnance 100%. ""°" 5YNSI hok)er. Lou ol ex-~usu~ ~· ~ Profuse coat? Beautiful trtr, like new! $2500. In ~ otter. Dt,ya,
0i213: 06-9"t M.intenance 9033 .4 or more. St6-3810 713 H.a.rmltoo "B", CM.
,Jru. BH.uttfW cond, tor Furnltur•Appllances Other P~ ... blk and white. hetMI, kwelytiempennent. 32~~~~m,11Pst, t l=-=~""="~·=-:113~,~--~~· ~ YAalT Maintenance Ir: 1966PACEMAKER1~ ft. YA.MAKA 1986 250 CC ~l~~~ii=t;; Col~ TVToo'L:~ Very friendly. 146-Uli6 6/29 Champion lired, 962-8989 26' FI G Sloop, Pe&r11m $5,000 ~A~RE5 hn, _w_!~ .. tral~I. r~•lr at )'OW' dock. Ex-2 BR, expando uv:~ noo eu.to$900 m.,.!'"""M: .... ~. e:!!t
._,/lids. Cardboard box ae&l· MARTINCRES'I' KF.NNELS 24• Oeisel Sloop -owner must • ..,.. ..... -...a, P .... ,.,.,,., perlenced. Reas. ~7807 Ir: take owrpmtl . ..,;,""'ma. ..,, ... .aa ~·
. Make offtr 8 day 531-1212 or 893-0555 ~~ ~·" :ldr=: Great Dane, Lab Rrlrlever &: 11tll! NICE $4400 ~I cond, $2300540--0118 Dick 543-290li ~-==---~~-I
·w .. tmln.itt dUm• m<ntl• $$ CASH $$ atf«tion; hrinp in ... Beoel•· Outotandint blood ... FNoo "'"' smoo. SNOWBIRD,,.,........ 432,' Morino Equip. 9035 l0x50; DESIRABLE odult HODAKA 1968 -$125. ...
ode, choice ot .aunds. We PIJI cub tor. newapaper &: dots tricks. line•. atead.Y temperament. 41' Ketch Deist.I! ndio, rdt, aets of sails, bir, good cood. •66 EVf'mUDE 33 HP eng. p&rk; B90 w. 15th St., aip. 56, fqllity A take o v • r
'473-1615 ./ FumJfun ./ Appliance. Please c:&ll if interested, 5t6-()989 TIS, auto pilot, We llntl, M2...m.17. 6G-3430 ~ Hn, 13• Glasap&r b'tt to Newport ae.ch. 60-(821 P9Yfnl!Dtl· 541)..JM.1 Ut l'PM
./ Anti ./ Toot. 615-1864 7/2 MINIATURE P 0 0 D LE bow 1: ate:m pulpit. Rl.aed CAL 20--Fllll Equipment bll,)'er. ,63 Mere 2S Hp. xlnt, wkdya.
SWIMMING POOL 0~~ or _ PRETrY Oranae and whitt male Mom's black I: Dt.d'1 A fast· .roet ~el $22,· XNLT o:Mitioft 7• Hydro. tree t/bll,)'er Mfnl Bike, 9275 TR 'Gt Spittr, Gd tires, ttg>,
Ft Pool, F'fiter, Surface COMPLETE HGUSEP"UI-male kitten, 3 month old, Yrffie l tam a dulins: com-COO Finn. 60-2567 847-4078 · MESA Mml BIKE uphcl. 66 enc. Ir: tn.nr. -
'Skimmer, Maint@nance Kit Call SC7~48 er 827..am wants aood home with cat bln&tion al. both: ~ 32' ~ Sedan Cruiser, 19' _RHODES 19 $1 5 9 5 5 bp out motor. RUn& well Sal• e PuU e 1tept.1r1 Bill .5J6-t!i185 anytilM
4'REE Ground Paci. loven. No small childttn or lTAUAN Gmhound pup. 225 Cra)' Marine, sips 5, L 0 A D E D ! CLE A N ! ukiQg $45. Z!6'7 Harbol' CM e 5eJ007 '56 TRIUMPH «iO CC dli't ,.. $149.U Mlchlnery, etc. 1700 dop, pleue, Housebroken pier. AKC re r ls 1 er ed . l'OOl'n¥ Ir: Wl'Y comfortable. 67l-3570, eves. 542--3246 &G-71.38 bile: $251).""1,13 'lbwne
·• SECARD POOL ~1951 6129 Oiampion breed, l ma1e, 1 MOO. keel Motorcyc'n 9300 ea!.. Me.. 646-1257
323 S. Main, Oranit 2_!HEPEL..,trailtt, dum,p ~· 36" WIDE '·lg• nyl-~ female. $150 each. 646-1481 Z' Oiril OYemlttt T/S, 1!4' ~I tlusN ~s 1595' Boat Slip Moorlnn 9036 -&.A 532-1992 ..,..., ort e genera or.....,. ""' --. ere tfisbboe.tforonly$2500sae'"' as . tw . . _'!'_ '6' HONDA, SS trail, 2000 '67PUNCl:l250CC; ,....,ap, ~~~~..,!-.~~~! Essick storm pump $65. 6'' carpet,. approx, l'i' & about Horsft la30, ,.~c:iadia~ F/G Sloop $4950 Fun Zone Boat Co., Balboa NEWPORT 3300 Ma.rcus on mile111 Pillon &: sprocket. leaving state. Good
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1'0uWellii planer $125. that much pad. Pick up 81 ----SU-31st St Newport Beach OJRONADO 25 channel for 16' boat $20 per ;,Slii'°ii'ii"""3&18&iiiiiiafi;tii5ii;30iiiii..,..;,..,..,-..,·,.· .... ,. ........ ..,..,.,.~, ..Aran~. 600 port. stereo, $6{1; .._. ~gun~=Ji :y ~/';9 WIU. Teach~ equita-· 615-0.f4'l i,,' 4fl.3916 EVES 213: 643-1134 day month. Owne:f 7 9 9-4 8 5 6 I'
-. mapl• rodm Ul; A. s . DICK ,., O!f .. t ...... • . lion ............ -...... y ht p hi "'·""' ""'" ;~.en•) W«ken<b m•> Leas1'ng Now Pr1cl1'c1I For Everyone maple cricket rocker $20; plate dampener, suppliK, 2 GER.MAN ~erda, 1 Fonner PmJ Oub in-. ac artners P KITE N 60'1 Good cood Us--...._.,,
l.!Ai Id. $785 828-8264 male ~ l female, Ir: 1 34' Yacht -excdlent cond. 0· • •
maple· floor lamp $17.50 yrso ' miniature Dacbihund struat<W.5t&--0072 'I\i-cal:in, bdrm, stateroom, «lforradnr,darkbl.ue$1DJ *BOAT SLIPS* Increaslnr numbers of Americans now leue the
.._ r I u 1 C 4 c a m tr• • Binks compreuor 23 cu ln., female, to i'OOd home. REG IS TR D A r • b pll.ey, ' 111ina bridre. Ap. Phme 673--8626 Pcrwer boa.ti up to 21' family car _ and for some very ~ood reuons. ~· wide angle 11!!'3. 5 hp motor 22> V, with con-96M541 712 Stalllon/Gdd:inl, 3 yr1, pnJ.te:d val. $12$/J. Otmer mLO SLOOP ll', Main 1: $1.50 per ft. 642-9201 IXAMPU:
:.,projector, ecreen,~ trol * 642·9936 German Shepherd mix. Male ll'!!Y· Sac at '89). 518-lG. to fttl.tn 2 lll:iares. Will 8ell Jib, beaut cond, tibersl.. Need slip for 23' BcNt You can now Jesse a brand riew·Cougar for $92.0Q•
a.te $150 or oHer. FORKUF"l' S5Eti 2 yrs old. Well mannered Ir: I YR aid. mll'e. black the other 2 at $Z'iOO each. ~13'6~._m-_=~----lave reply •t 536-0391 per month, and jwit look a t what it includes: Full
e BIKINI SALE e a.ARK $695 -runs iood behaved. Good w/okl.er d:Ul-rnumtuw. pntle, aood tr $1000 down. wiO mny the 30' AUX Dbknder Sloop. service and maintenance· for tht next two yeara
""Factory DtttC1 0~ 639-2691, ~· 897-243.\ dren. Needs 1 .. -.... ·-""" A dilldmi. $115 . ...._. _ hllance. 115-4570 ask foe Galley. Head. Sleepa 6. New 8011t-Yicht ()r 40 000 milts, AT NO IXTllA COIT TO YOU.
•• Mon. Thru Sat. lM • TLC. ~ ..... '"' <T'"~ BEAur. 5 'fr old "--'4 Jim. dac main s«>-2679 Ch•rhrs 9039 Your 'run maintenance lease will Include the fol·
"'"'· matclW>< .~... FREE TO YOU GR E y -~ -~•te m-..i bone -· ..U tml, JULY -'81. -ta houl..t, SAOOrt:AitSCHOCK No. 4519 ----,,,----lowin& "'"'"'''" er ups dreues Save'l-,--------1 auQ .. ,.. ., __ , .,__ ~ 494-l&tol .........__ _ ........ _ ... l -•-WJTH T 1325 'lWO 2T' O'ui*n lot hire. 1. A 4G ,._ mill •rvlc• w•rranty, lnch.Nllllfl •ff tly mi '.68 model~your SM>.RT playful pup, tap I: kitten. (bill blade Duffy ki-u~)'·.,... _,. UU\IUJll ,..;1·.......:'1.1 .,....,led, · Evening c r u i 1e1 /Ion g ports~ laller. ttai. Haw found them a.ban-$1.90 per ft, • • paint & zinc. • 673-56fil •
fhoice, $10.95! aholl:. Free to rood home. doned. Plewie rive them a Llv•tock 8140 All other maintenance •• Racing Sabot, exet>llmt wknds. Hr. day or wk., fully 2. All mafer •ncl min• ,..,.1rs, lnch.Nllftl lultr ...
..,810 Monrovia, Costa Mesa ~161 1/29 engine work, aee ua-cmd' Extras $325 tquippecl.i.nc. lisbing ,ear. catlens, ell, anll flltwa.
* AUCTION * MOOD J>upp;;,; mot h u home.,.._, 6129 LAWRENCE R. COTE N"'POrt Dry Doda 61&-oo; ':"•"4-ll58 e · """'· 646-9000. :i. Tuno upo. Cor•ur..., ,.,.,..., •r.•• Plup, ii'
• Border Collit. omy two Jett. % Blll'Dlfte kitten, blade 7 16276 LIVINGSTONE On the Bai at 20th St. e CHARTER THE FINFS'I' nltlen Pelnh. ancl Dbtrl-ter .,.,,.,
U )'Otl will tell « bu1 ._lh ·1-·•-·. ·-••36 7/2 wks okt. Burm.tie charec-FOUNT •1N · v•LLEY ll' CUR b N SNOWBIRD, Fibttglas.s, sac. N-· 40• Ket-h 4. Tran11nhaS.n ad)Ulhnenh Mill ,..,.1~ plua:
QI> five Wmey a trY "" ""'l&IC3 <>•i>'".n teristics. Free to £OOd borne. "' "' T CRAFT y ·vet; for quick sale. Prict $275. 673-2Si7 e 675-'2.4oo •'-'I'll MjultnMnb ancl repaln.
. Auctiona Friday 7:ll p.rn. 2 DR. Servel Refrig. RtlJUUn&: 546-2806 Yoo are the·winner ol Mark 30 et?I· & trailer; 675-2911 67S-4673 I. lraka Mjustment1, llnlnp, r91N1irs. plw wt.Ml _ indy's Auction Bem cond. S18 Delaware H.B. · 2 tick kl the Ride-Guide iteer., forward 1~~===~--=="' Nlanclni end •l~nmtint.
536-9891 . · 111 FR.EE Dogs. Coclc-a-Poo. s eta oontroJ.s; comp. upholstered 29' BRISTOL 29 DEMO Fishing 8Ht1 9040 I. Tlrn retat8d. ~~;wpoony~' ~~ 2 ADORABLE Kittens. 8 moothsLo _,_,~_i::.__ H~~robotkmh. FI REWORKS ~Ae,! ~789· Reatl.y to go! lntmi. Slps 6· 673-3570 $90018' Lontstar. Open Alum . 1. Any anct-all npalr1 minor •ntl mafor whtnfter
•• n wks. l orange female &: 1 vts cuu"'"''· vi11: « · SPECTACULAR .,...,.,. v-u;-l WANTED HAND DOLLY for ,33 He..,.Evinrude. Elec. start-ancl wlMraver needed excapt dama ... caused "\ Pool Tables black maJ.e. ~1093 7/2 642-5707 112 at the 16' SPARCRAFT Mark 75 Sabot aailboat. Call 673-9324 er. Tandem trailer. Many frem eccidenh of celll1lon er netlect.
::...?iew Ir: repossessed $99.50 4 kitten• 6 wks old 1 blk/ 3 Monthl O!d t<>Al:JMe ahell •N •HE IM outboard and trailer. Good GLASS SABOT Hilu! 646-0196 a. We wlll ltuy your Prasent Car.
Ch kitten. 1 y-· old-·-· ~~ "" "' for ••A .. '-g, -~~--·., •~. ~ ~,,.· ,..,.., • 6--• ========= f • .., ... un IMM • ''' "°'" .,..,_ & ..._ up . Ttnnls, ampion white, 1 rrey/white, 1 ll't!Y with 3 w~ old bi;·;;:. STADIUM 12' ~ ~;' ~ i:';, ........ •• ,~ ,..,...>~ •A-"' Stor-o • Au 'fOU need Is lank appNYed. crMlt. ality $34.~ up. a: 1 blk. 638-444.l . -... -• 9048
Call Frank 546-6230 aft 6 P M 7-1 On July 4th nvera lak:tt. See to ap. Power CrulHrs 9020 ----~----r-----'O"T""H"'E"'R-'iEXA=M"'P"L"'ES.F-; -----, _,. S3•_n3l l FREE kittens l blk/white-HAVE Five long haired kit. predate $80. -548-2152 BOAT STORAGE r
•----~-male 2 white-ftmale, · tens. 'IWo U.Wiae, two grey P1eue call 64UJ678, ext. 229 10' GLASPAR super 11 t e 35• ·"'ELCO Trunk cabi n & LAUNCHING KNITTED FABRICS ~· _, Mtw"" 9 Md 1 p.m to --~· · M 0 -•I••• xlnt runn'-g ·-• Sail o• _., up to >l' L ~ ' , and one black. Ten wetks ck 1., h , ... .......,...with 3.9 ere. eng. ...... • "'' l."UIN. ..,..,"
CUTE 1;1i. plajful,-' ·rrel 'Ir: old. 545:.1425 712 claim your ti l!ta. l'lort Brand ntw, never been in New canvaa tncl. for after Fenced yard. Newport
SALE b. i I kit Coonty toll -free number 11 water . Value $500 Sell fer dttk, new upbol &: rafilo. Bayfront. Monltlly rates
"" FOR 1 Mill ~Z..,!'"": m 8 e t,e!,_ LOVABLE rrtY kttten tith ~-,:,:;12lO~l;,,. ====~ $356. pyt-.. (l) S28-5lll Ask fl,(M. 673-4786 tves. Include •.. Uae ot hoist Remnants, umpes It ._. ··~., white trim, i wk1 , ..:: vv Lau.nchin&'
, ends Sal. Only 8 a.m . lo 2 2 FEMALE Kittens _,11nt: liou1eb'token. 5.f5.8lS3 TRANSPORTATION USED I than 10 hrs dl 1'.o.T1 ·~ONY 'S · 1s• "'r1BERGL ASSX Sp11d Ski Bo1ts 9030 _........., .... .,," .. p.m. 9'29 Baker, Costa Mesa calico, me blk/wbite both P.M. 7/1 Bolts & Yachti 9000 839-2281
:. J'OAM RUBBER, cut to aiu:. Cuffy. 6*-J?! .... -.... ~--B&MKiiiiL pedlrree bladt . RUN~U'l' wltb ~ hp LEAVING atat>e mut sell lS' I±==='""'====
·, Upb aupplits, fabri cA, SPRINGER spaniel iood' Dachshund, IPa.ved female. Sll.L or ~e .Twin bulled .1~ motOr. ·sr2s o . flberglau boat •• trtr & 40 BNts W•nted 9050
naugahyde. Fact. outlet. w.tch q, exeft. with To rood home 0 n I y • rowing machine for U:Sed 67l-5676 hp outboard. New coven. ---------
i.ow pre. A-1 Foam Fa.bric d:IUdrtn 842-1844 '111 642-6880 711 A~ Cat. $175. M~e ofter. 1967 LARSm Volero, 17' $7'15 or~. 646-7616 WANT To Rent Lido 14 for 2
' ~ ~~hos~'iASu£>'~·· 3ll 10 WEEK old kit t t n. 3 Kl'ITD1S I Wffka CJid, 100-3826,. NYLOX •·-•• h F/G, 95 hp Mere. SS ig-15' nBERGLASS Boat 3S hp 7:) ~"Ui~ thru Sept 1·
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JOHNSON ... ANI> SON ' ; REFRJG, whltt, xlnt cond cute &: lovable. 642-7682 7/2 after 6. 546-071.C 6129 Tr1.1ler, cover, skis. Xlnt Many extras. $21!J'S. lfi691 tras, good cond. $SS O. Mobile Homes 9200 noo; TV cons, mahog, new LARGE. Rabbit butch PETS Ind LIVESTOCK ' cond. $595. * 642-18.YI Rhone Ut., H.B. M'T-3811. S46-416t ---------tH W. c ... Hwy., ~ S2.5: NEW port phono 53&-697G · _ ... '67 TROJAN 71' Flybridge DIAL direct 64.2-56'18, CharCe SPOT1.E)S 1 Bdrm., ca.rpe1:, Newpert ._.
' ~00: 548-8Z70 bdore 5 PM C ts 1120 18' SPORT Fisher, outboard sport fisher eedan, 6 slpr, )'OUI' ad, then sl.t ti.ck mcf custom drapes, Sauna,be:dls 642-0981
corrib.1. AM I FM w/stand F1.UFFY Kittens lo good • hull, "-flWbed. Cl&lled. 210 Hp F.w.c. 53 hrs. AU u.tm to the riborte rini:? adultpa.rk.847-5924 1 1•--~::;;::.:....,~======:!.~J , '100; 548-8270 before 5 PM home. 7 wks. 833-2032 6/29 PERSIAN, Ruasi,n Blue, hull, .taDd. uP cabin, fl)o extras. Ready to ao. $Z00.1..==:;:;:==:;:::::;,=="==="='======-J
: ED'S Upholstering, better GEORGIA Buggy, for ce.. Burrnne kitten1, All reg. brid(e, W'tr, '300. 642.-~ 6t&-9<m Imported Autoe 9600 Imported Aufot 9600 lmnorted Al-tos 96001meorted AufOI 9600
· craftsmanship, lower prices, ment mixing. 60-2354 6/29 I: Stud Se!'viot. St6-8858 NEW I' SAlJOT AVON REDSHANK Like nu. I--'-'---------'--------"'° '
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pidrup&deliY"l'.Ai'°hoY• """" CoJJ;,, 6'J>.3436 6/28 0op 1125 $89.50 * 67J.(E2 W/Pum;,., m':.'":.t. ,,..';: •• ~ ............................. e supplies. 1866 N e w po r t ~~=---~-Blvd., C.M. 642-7272 BEAUTIFUL 8anty RooAteT (Aµt Dane Pupa AKC OWNER. Over #eat must sell bq: pllf.ch ki'l S37S. 678-2745 ~ .
WHITE c E. w., h" & hon . LI ~770 712 Ot..,,.. • w ... F•wn. ~ ~-~~"· '6.S OWENS '5' Equip. t' THE LARGEST TOYOTA FACILITY AIYWHERE :
w/mlni ba,kot & gu d<y.,, OOLL!E; 6 moo. okl Imai•. 613,.9157 CLEAN & "''dY to go. Ju" i NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION , 11 mos. % pr. mahog. Dine Rare white. 962-1001 712 Cocker-Poodle pups 17' Iott Whir 100 hp ob redc! ia>O· M11st See.
: table .I 5 chrs. $300 -RABBITS &: cages. 847-338:1 8 wks: old. $15. tut, like nu fll!fi 6Th-07Ci ~"~,...~"~'=~"""=== 1 Secretary $175. &t.f-1679 8151-A Michael Dr., H.B. 712 e 89Z.Q33 e CHARGE )'OUl' want ad now. Dial 642-$11 for RESULTS
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193·7566 . 537-6tl4
WESTMINSTER
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AL ROBERTS . ·GMC TRUCKS
NEW LOCATIO~ . SALE . '66 CHIYY.a, DOWN ....... CAMNI '. . ~ T 011 riokur. Awto .. ••· 7285 dio, ho1tor, , .. ,. tflp $500 . b11mr••· Hu ... , ·~· compor, 1lo1p1 '· -C11m· ' ploto 0.A.C. Spocl1I $2995 · ' . '65 POU . 40 CAMPll
~ T 011 Plcbp, C.111pJ.ff. $475 64 ly •'h11lecl, rOlf rtop
b11m114r, llOW .. Clll'lll-' Compl1t1 ' 0 .A.:C •• .. '64 fOID , .. -~~ ~lmL __
.547f· .Y, T 1Mt P$ckop.,. Ao or $kp
b1,1mpor, hooter, 11ow I '
compor--Comploto
TOYOTA
TOYOTA
. O.A.C. '62 ·~··"'· ' ' . . • cAMPll ·43 50 ~ _Tikt\1'~6..~ll COND., $400
FACTORY DIRECTliu~Mc1~C~·~ni;;miiiii~9900~~u~-iiiiic~.,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii9900i;i;;ijjjjujjj...i~c.i;iiijiniiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiij
'w~ ruU l!!. wt~ ke STANSBURY BUICK'S rodfoi ,:. olW, roar tfop
b~mper witlr. I' camper'-
Comi'loto · ~ · O.A.C. '68 NIW· eMC . . c~wna . · 1/z To11 Plck•p, hoot.r, c111-
to'" c o ~. H.P. clmh, $500 9215·
box; lltoiw, ldnk, 25 pl wat-
er tllflk, 5 (ahOOWY!, all =~=:.·:~ Doubles-' ~Checked % ton er % ton truck. It's
H.O. roor 1prl...,. witfi
11ow I Yi' DANA c1iftpor-
Co1t1plrit O..t..C.
lri119 ttii1 A•, yt1r tl'tdt hi er ttdt I ,,.,. ttii1 w .. t
Wt ht¥t 111•ny w.ys tf fh1t11cln9 -yo1 111V1t ••111• 111
te t1ke ti¥111tt9t tf 11r btrttint.
::.:.~ ~ ... ~" USED CAR SPECIALS
$875.49
AL ROBERTS TR~S
. 13172 HARBOR BLVD.
..
830 S. HARBOR BL VO.
SANTA A.NA Ul-46.55
8' Tn.v!l Queen eabover .._ ......... -mo. * 193-2001 IETWEEN &ARDEN ' &ROVf .'ILYD. a a·:a-. ~RE'f.*AY
•.t.RDIN ••on . --~ IJJ~t' For Daily PDot Want Ada.
DialMZ.5611
9600
Save .~ tiy ... Shopping
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·.. in , Lag.y~~ ·~8-Ch .
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Tho All Now
TOYOTA
I ~.;;:::-: , . " .-... : ... 1770
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• Al Eq¥!pment • Rnanclnt, A vallable
Once you drive a T~yo;a ~~
Tiere "IS" no otht1r . carr ..
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-is the key
• to -o better
• Buy I
900 S·O. C0/4ST HWY. ·
Laguna ·Beach.' 494-7503
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'66 BUICK
Eltcht 225 4 Doer htrdtop. R1JI.,
hett•r, t utom•tlc, p•wtr ttttri11" ft••
tory t irt IRUHI II)
s2995 .
'64 OLDSMOBILE
II 4 o .. , tltfl111 Wlftfl. Rtdl;, •••••
.,, 1uto1111tlc, ,.wtt'ftt1rlnt. CIENttJJ ' .
s1595
I ''8 MERCURY
Mo11tcltir ht"'l•ll'• Fl&ttry w1rrt11ty,
rtJio, h•ttt., t 11t1.,..tl.1:, p•w•r tft•'•
i111. ftctory tir. fWX!Jl21
s3495
'65 BUICK
S•ctr1 225 coup•. F11ll• pow•r •'11111111'·
~11t pl111 ft ctory t ir co11ditit11!111.
IP,tltltJ1 • .
.. 1: '.12495 .
'63 BUICK
s1095 .
'67 BUICK •
Skyl•r• ••11 S11ert ... ,_. Rffll•. fi1•t-
1r, 11teMttl1, ll'•w•r 1+..,t...,, f11ttry
tlr. IYOFllOI
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'60 MERCEDES
ltO SL ••111'•· ltllio 1-4 lt.tt.r, 4 •!'••' fr1111111inl991 , It ••• t1 ••• ttil1
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51lt•l• 4 DtH •1rdt.p. R1tlf. •Ml
h•• .. r, t11tt1p1tlt trt11ffllltti•11, ll'•wtr
1tetri1t9. (RCPIJll
s1795
BRAND N£W
1967 GMC
' · 13549
.. t~ 1uburlNn, VI , eut.,.,dic, ,..., •+•trint1 ,..,., ltrekH,
radio: hMter, 1i••'fY liiriy ru'91ter, tpllt rlM1, tu-ten1, eu&t.J c,lt,
cuttorn int•riO(.
Sta~~rJ: ; Puick
: . ·i 2111 H4110l . BLVD. cost A •sA " · ·· · _J 148-9122 .. . ')
'64 544 VOLVO
.......... ,,... ... ..,i... '1795 N-Tino. ca...e ........ _ ...
·'65 MGB CONVERT. ;+
~!; ::::;.~~~~~-~ '2195 . '
'66 TR4A CONVERT. I ~ ... ~.'.~'~:.~ . .: .... ~2195 §
'61 CORVAIR MONZA. I·
~4.-M-IM. s795 ca.-............ ---
. '65 FAIRLANE 500 "
"'"" ~ .. -.. ,..,, ..... '1595 Xl.t. IMCk. coH. CJ ... --M..
Wile ......._ wlllte -. 52095 lrctlllf J111cHliul toN .......
ltU llAUOI ILYD. con.A MISA
PHONI 646-tJOJ
VW 7JRADE~INS COME · .,
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IN
ALL
SIZES
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'67 vw '67 vw ----·· ...... ... , .. ,. "'" \ ·-· ...., ... + ,..., ...
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'1699 '1799
'66 vw '66 YW -·---·· ·-·-..... ·-· 1111u1,·111 + r..i-.
'1599 $1799
'61 vw '61 vw
W•n, IM. Air en. & llr'•••••k. W •It•· ,.,,,. ... , .. 141•"'41 + ....... I $1·599 '1799
'63 YW '62. vw --..... -·. ..... ........ _ .•
+-· +-· ' •1199 '1099
'61 GHIA '63Ponche Cew••••·· .... .h 11 ' --··--···-......
•999 '3199
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0
;18 vw ~
PANIL ..
'•ctM'f' -lit IMZ vw .,.,.,., IM'#' ,.
••ctllent c9'Mlllt.._
" $999 l
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''61 YW ' ,
w..., erey. Pulf.·
141ulp'tl + AM/PM. ·il :1 $1499 " £
;
'64 vw " ~.a,
l.t.n, Clr••n. Pu
.111ulp'• + rlMI ... • $1299 :;
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r '60 GHIA • ----·~ +...... . ;
·$999 -' ... •
'62 vw • ... ~=·""" ...---.. ... ~99 .~ -•
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~~~!!::]!l!j~T~~~f!A~T!jlOH~:· ::P!~~SPOllTATION TRANSPORTATION
Im,.,,... Ailloo -Uud <An 9'0CI U&H Con 9900
RAClNC CAR wry VOUCSWAGEN
full mod SCCA. An OIPi '61 vw. New q . clutch MW 'fi8 TRA ftll, x.lot ' • ,_ _..._ lhocltl. p;atrtt. <JH.n. m or · ~or .. .., or .. -.. heft otter. 842-6592 an Iii p
GI' beet olltr. 642-0350
1670 tVl!'I· '$8 VW Jed. Xlnt ccnd·
TRlA $695 JTCI, •tick. $172.l
Prl.\'ate P4U'1Y· ~
GROTH NEED A CAR? 1 CHEVROLET CAN"T BC FtNA.NCEDt
e Baa1tnApt1 •RtJxi•••*' eBad Credit? e Divore«I? FrM Las V ....
e MIUta.ry 9 N .. =T V•c•tion With. A ...,.. • .,..,,. '66 CAPRICE
McCAltTHY MOT S '61 C'hev etvrice C.oupe. Hon-
lUl'.I So. M11n 4 Edioaer • dur11 maroon with conti111t. EXC°e'llerit condltim
e Owner. B-~7
(2 blodta ~. ot Sevil VW ENGINES in f'.xchanao Santa Ana ,.._ 542-3501 lng blk interior and bl~ lan-
1"' ""''· Reblt, '"'""•wed '64 CADILLAC "'" ""· Air <OO<I .... '""
CHEVROLET
$UMMER
SPECIALS
• VOLVO ... w ... ,,...,. IUICK -.. Ptu• all lhe G.M .••• ti , SEDAN DE VILLE ' tru. 'I1li.l 11t1touioblle ii 1b-
·-63 VW Camper, with Cl.OOJll'. F11ll powfr, f•<tory ,iJ-, TFE·I---------llOiutely lllowrooro fresh.
-CHEVROLET , •. ~OMET CONTINENTAL
4 SPEED -·Q-COMET. 'Oris °"""· CONTINENTAL " '15 """' RJH 19 mJ. Ptr pl OMD i conv. txecutlw car full SPECIALISTS .......,,... $398.95•833-llOI .,...,., ''"''°"' Jk, excellem HIGH PE~FORMANCI _ .. _._ -_ ... _ cond. 772-1440 Mon. !hno
CUSTOM CARS CONTINE~TA Fri. • 01 s. 637-4168
LARGJ:-;st' st:LECTtON lN ·--Wffkend. and eve.
ORANGE COUNTY '65 C 0 NT IN ·AL, '62 CONTINENTAL 4 dr. S.lectecl Auto dta.bll.1e tuU power, air black <.U!Yert., a clMalc
Ce_.__ C'CJOd. Orig owner. New beauty. Fact. air cond., full
nr....-tires, \ow mJ. $2900. ~ pwr, leather upb. Ori&:·
l~ Harbor Blvd. 531-H WJi,tte ~pltantl? Oime+Unl owner. sui;. 646...snT
'62 CORVAJ'R MONZA $250
Al.ltom, MW tittl. Black I:
t.1arom. Ot-an. 84T·1f69
'64 CORVAIR Van, Xlnt
cond. 4 apd $800. 2()g
MIU'!(old, OIM m-.2®
'61 CORVAIR. ~ Cond.
$l'IS.
968-4'121
SOCK rr TO 'F.M!
••'68 VOL VOS XJnt <'<>lid. ""'' "tnft!. 160 '63 RlVlERA Blue Dool< ..,. f>;<;O.tX><>"
OUR DEAL "LASI'" '-~~·=-~'-""-=·~~ $1999 FULL P<>NER. Sr>e¢a1 this w""'end fllTS CHRYSLER lmpol'fM Autoo 9'001mport.d Auloo 9'00 lmportod Autot 9600 '66 VW Conv Steal! Xlnt eond. pllll tu'!ll lic. or paymls U ---------1 _.;:;,:.:;:;:~:..;::.:::;:::,......;:;::;:.:.:::!::.;,:;:;:.:::.:;::.:;_~""'-==.;..;;;__-"---~fk>pe Bad< ........ sm Loaned + L~•N"'' 11sso,,,. '64 FORD moo * &12-1"95 ''fl., *POWER HOUSE • '.:}~~cir'·:::::::: s::S: offf'r. 540-4100, 67$-l5U v.t , "•ncl••cl tr•nuni,ilon, lMS Buick lnvicta 1 J9.AQ On Paymt & WITH LUXUR~ *: l&...b Friedlander '60 vw. Good eonditioo. PfP.J2t Convertible $295 $89.00 fMr mo. O.A.C. 1963 Chtyalrr T.) 11. · L"I". '?P" Fi.rat $500 takes it. $899 lnclud<'!I Tax, Lie. & lnterelit Fat.1. Air '-Full power R& ~!!"J blka So. G.G. Fwy. Call 64&-6987 540--0704 or 646-QiOO ELMORE H, Ermine White exterior
1 Sl"ach Blvd. !Hwy 391 ~=~==~~~1--=~==~--I BUICK '63 Sk.ylarlc Conv. ~ with Burgundy Bucket Seats
531-6824 '65 1300 SEDAN, Exc.-llent 1 63 FORD Pwr slrit. auto tram, RJH and plush car,>el interior.
'68 VO 4 D. Automatie, $. WIS washer
~ cond! Private +r'· 300 E. 17 St CM. Sff-'"" '6:1'~.g YPl.kiw 2 dr, stick.
-~ o:ind. lifake offer.
6S-Joo9 aft 7 wk day, all
.,.. Sat.
· IOLKSWAGEN
'6+:VW SUN ROOF. Runa r· "' .... o11 ... . Leave mesaaae.
' $795 Xlnt cond. wht ~al int. Nu tires, brks
&)n.g. Pri party. 673-2667
VW, XLNT COND.
Mu.st Sell. 494.3220
cond , $'1<:r.25 firm RANCMERO 546-5013 . Ph. 894.3320 Oinisler'• finNt Sport Cpe,
f>.ro.!!Zl 6 cyl. A11to111•tic Tr1 11unlttio11,l========::.I TOYOTA Full price $1296.00.
'68 vw Sedan, cyckine ex· FWU.Stt CADILLAC 15300 Beach Blvd., W11tmnitT lat car. k>t on H.ut>or Blvd.
"'"""· ~ ""'"· '"'"'· $899 ... CHEVY lmptl• """" ""· JOHNSON " SON SllEIO 496-3137 '&I CAD. Convt. L o ad e d! •port coupe, dlr, exotic Lincoln-Mercury
'66 v ,w new pa.int & tires, '63 PONTIAC + + Full pwr, ·AM/FM, gre.ca, black plll6b interior. Costa Mesa Bl'lll'lCh
low milr .. $1450 or best ot-IONNEY1LLE <TUi~ cont, air, orig owner. V-B, automatic, po VI er l9'1l Hari>or Blvd 6f2.1Ui0
fer. 842-5854 Full pow••· Air Cncliti on. Terrific Buy! 673-1583 steering, low miles. Will
.68 NEW w-alia Cam-r OJH.27t • BY Qv.rner: 4 Dr. DeVille .57, take older trade. Pymnts *Luxury Sta. Wag.*
Rea"" to .. o, V"""' few ;;i. $1299 perJ. cond. New tires, low $46.86. 494-9773 or 639-3617 1963 Chrysler New Vorkcr Sta ~ ~.,, Wag 9 Pa111. with Dual Fact $3395. 613-1184, 536-8419 , mi., all power. $350 Or best 1964 EL OAMJNO. Mil;(· blue, Afr..Temp. Full power The
'66 VW Coml:Ji B~. clean, 62 T·BIRD offer. S46-SI47 ;:'! automati<: =··.r•:· finest ln Station wqOOs for
xlnt cond, $1800. $300 dn. Full pow•• • f1~lo'l •i•, PIZ. '66 CADilLAC, Sedan ltt, power es. • a real enjoyable vw:.tion.
take ewer ""'ts. $-5352 67t. DeVille, Xlnt ccnd. Priced celh!nt condiliorl. Must aell !)ill ~.. $899 f '~ -• $ 3 so o immediately. $1095. Call price Sl595.00. '65 VW Going to Europr, or QU""" -..e! · 633-ai66 anytime. / 1st car lo! on Harbor !lvd.
must I,. 11 immediately! 1--~~= 646-8712 day1, 644--0247 eves ·=-~=-'-----~ JOHNSON & SON
li75-4937 Eve1: ;.f8-7l67 163 BUICK 19;i8 CAD. Electric pump. 'li6 OHEV, sta wag. xlnt
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Cl. · •. ,.,, • , .. , Xl•I cond. V-8, 'iiuto, PS far: air. Lincoln·Mercury
'61 VW Sunroor. •new tires, S Y •• · ~·f. 11110·· P. 11•••· a~ i .. s . w " · • " Lug r11ck Sacri $192 5. Costa Me88 Branch
Original owner. $450. Firm. in g. FACTbR.Y AI R. GEY.ilt. running c.'Ond. S300. 968-1:198 644-1665 19411-larbot Blvd. 642-'T«JO
e 642·7360 e $1399 '6l CAO, full JJ'N'f, all reblt, ''~01'°'CH=~":v"El=ea~m7io-o°"28"°37h-.p. '63 CHRYSLER, FUil ....,.. ., Sll!I>. '41 Nash $100 or beat .. -.
9900 UMd Cars 9900 '6j CHEVROLET otter. 546-a!89 • speed, pwr brakes, R&H. air bucket Mata, immac. in-Plush interim', perfect coo-lllide .&: wt. 764 W, 29th st, Con
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ANNIVERSARY
SAI.E
§SAVINGS
"' • .. w .. .. AT
5BEWW BLVE BOOK i PRICES
I Oor
:1'67 CONTINENTAL
~OllP*• L..1tller i11terior,
•dory •ir cend, I 111 t+i,
u•u'l f1etvr11.
966 CONTINENTAL
Dr. IO-old finidl witti
J11•tchin9 int•rlor, l.ux11ry
•quipptd lrteldln9 h ctery
_ ir eond.
81"'
Book I $5300
An11lvtrsary
Prict
$4695
I $3870 $3695
CHEVROLET _, $2!)00. Call 675--0358 ""'QM~==~--, _________ 1 '62 Chevy 9 pass wagon, V=i, '64 ClffiYSLER Newport
WAGON
VI, p•w•rglid•, PWN.6,1.
$899
'63 CHEVROLET
1;, TON PICKUP
6 cyl. Stick. U47366
$699
'63 FORD
2 DOOR
Vt . Autom1tic 01(£.Sl 4
$799
'65 MERCURY
VI, F. Pow••, F1cl. Air
Nt.AR·8S2
$1499
FREE LAS VEGAS
VACATION WITH A
'6-4 CHEV STA WAG.
This is the popular 9 pass. .f
door Belair model. Silver
green metlllic with matching
interior. Auto trans, pwr.
~teer. Luggage rack, all the
acces. Family type for sum .
mer fun on special $1 395.00
plus T&L or peymts as low
a! $52.00 dn pe.ymt & S52.00
~r ~ d .A.C. includes tax,
lie. & interest.
ELMORE
TOYOTA
Groth Chevrolet believes in Ptf.-894-3320
the individual. Bring your 15.Jl} Beach Blvd Wstmnstr
individual tr an spor latlon ,57 CH~
problems to us. 2 ·
-·-OR. STla<.
NO DOWN PAYMENT • 548-mi •
PROBLEM S HERE BUSIESl marketplace m
All YOU NEED IS town. The DAILY PILOT
YOUR GOOD CREDIT Clln.lfi..t oectioo. Save money, ti me 6 dfort. i..ook
now!!!
3 spd, heavy duty clutch for Full power, I.ON book ot
towing. Xlnt CU1d. $1!1(1. Best Offer! 548-am ,.....,. '54 OHR.Y'S New Yorker, pg,
'61 CHEVY Impala 2 dr, hd pb, auto, 331 q , very chi
top. v.s, PI S. auto . $l'l5.642-3838att5:30
Beautiful red finish. By
owner. $650. 642-{;101
·57 CHEV. 2 dr Sta Wag, '62
283 eng $275.. ·1177 El
Camino. CM, 546-5941
'58 CHEV, 348 V.J, 4 BBL.
Xlnt cond., Mu.st &('II! Mov-
ing. S375 or offer. 536-9619
·5.; CHEVIlLE 300. 2 dr
perfect cond.. new tires
$1000/besl offer. 673-7669
'63 CHEV. Station wagon
V-B; new tires, xlnt rond .,
t-<l'Nfler; ssao. 646-5960
'58 CHEV 4 dr. Big ilift8
engine. $250 for quick sale.
968-31~
'37 CHEV. cpe.. Olds. eng.
hydro. bucket aeatz $350 or
ofter. 842-3425
CHARGE IT!
DODGE
FREE LAS VEGAS
VACATION WITii A
"65 DODGE DART
hardtop. This is the ha.rd to
find G.T. model. BeautifuJ
in Silver metlllic green,
automatic trans, new wsw
tires. Truly a pnittv automo..
bile. Special now $1495.00
plus T&L or peymts as low
"' $S8 dn p•ymt. & $58
per mo. 0 .A.C. includes tax,
lie. & interesl.
ELMORE
TOl'.OTA
TOYOTAS
IN DEPTH
SEE
THEM
ALL!
cw
CROWNS·WA~
L--AUTOMATICS l
ffARDTOPS
READY FOR IMMEDIA n DELIYERT
llOW tmllE!
l'HE SBISA110IUI. .W
TOYOTA COROLLA
TOYOTA'S NEWEST
FAMft. Y Sl'ORTS CAI
IANK 'ISIMS
'1770 + .......
LIFETIME WARRANTY
191& HARBll
BLVD.
COSTA MESA
l4N303
'65 CONTINENTAL I $3180 I $2695 Dr. l11ftier, f1ctory 1it
'oncl., full p-•r, ele,
964 IUICK I I $2195 ;.; .... ''" ........... .., $2325 -.
ir, on• ewn•r.
964 CONTINENTAL
Dr. Pt.tin11111 fini1h
W11•tchi119 int•rior, f11lly 111•·
~ ry •ctllippM, 1ic•. f•clory
ir.
$2415 $2395
GROTH
CHEVROLET
18211 BEACH BLVD.
..Hunti119ton Beech
847-6839 • 545-8863
Op•n 7 D1y~ 'Til 10 P.t.A.
Imported Autos 9600
ONLY . ·~ff,,,,,, CONNELL
~ -..
('///:'I'll () /, /:"1'
965 FORD
1l•xy 100 XL eon11ertf•
I•. Air cond., •II the ••
1964 T .. IRD
· •ncl•u. Sil11., wit1i .,l•<l
op. Full pow•t I elr eond.
1967 MUSTANG
ollp•. Fully f1ctory •quip.
•cl. 1ulo. tr1n•., pow•'
•••ring, •fc.
•lt1 40SO. ,111ly f•cf.
equipP*d. F1ctory •ir
c.ond., b•1vfiful conclilion.
I Sl950
$1980
$2700
I ,3055
$2695
1'67
$1795
rs1795
$2495
f S2895
$2495
CONTINENTAL CONYHTllLES
·ALL DRIVEN LESS THAN 9000 MILES!
All •qllipptd wilh 111 th• lu1ury t•• '••tv••1 in.
clucli119 1ir concllllonin9, 1om1 wilh AM.FM 111·
die, 111lo1111lic •p•MI control, If<.
Th•1• "••11liflll c•n w••• 1111cl •xcl11li11tly for
t.tni1ion encl metion picl11 r11,
'"CIALLT PUlCHASID ••ow
fOlD MOTOI CO. AND OFFlllD
AT VlllY ATTRACTIVI PRICES
SAYIN~S ON ALL NEW AND
USED CARS IN STOCK •••
1MI CONTININTAL CONVllTllLI e
1"6 COLO~Y PAllK WAGON e
'"' CHIYROLIT CAPRICE WAGON e
1NI CHIVROLIT MALIBU WAG.ON •
1"7 MERCURY 4 DI. HARDTOP' e
. 1ff7 MERCURY Ill CONVERTllLI e
-, 1ff7 MllCUIY 2 DI. HARDTOI' e
' IH7 COUOARI f4 t• ch-''•m) •
1W VOLKSWAGEN •AST IACK e
1"6 MIRCUIY. 4 DI:. HARDTOP e
1"' MUSTANG e
ltu ..ONTJAC IONNIVILLI 4 DR. HAllDTOI' e
1t'4 IUICK RIVlllA e
IMC T·llRD LANDAU e
All full., f•cl,,...,. •1111lit. ,..;.., l1clery 1i• "'"clitionl111
wffl f•w fl<1pti •n1, S1e fflftl whl1, l._ty l•lt.
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Johnson· & Son
LIHCOLN.MllCUIY-COU•Al•DIALIR
... )'ti W. COAST HWY., NEWPORT ICH •
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VOLKSWAGEN
1968 Volkswagen
$1889-Full Price
24 Mo-24,000 Mi Guar.
Windshield Wuhers, full Vi-
nyl Interior, Outside Mirror,
Heater, Defroster, 1s well
as cleMup Rild delivery.
$202 Full Dn. P•ymenl
Includes Tix & Lie.
$62.36 mo. bank finan.
Ask abaut our
$3>2 Dn • 36 mo o $46.25 +
1 final payment for title.
T&M MOTDRS
Specializing • VW & Porsche
D1 GARDEN GROVE BL.
GARDEN GROVE
ffl.555 I or 534-221"4
1965 vw
1500 MODEL
Le&the-rette Seats
Good c:Dnditim
$1000 Cash or lh!.de
'"""" '63 VW CAMPER: 47,(Q}
miles, Clean, good tires,
rf.!bi1. trans.. radio $1195
642-52ZI See at 2912 w.
Coaat Hwy. NB
A.uto1 Wanted 9700 -WE PAY , ..
CASH
ror 11Sed can • trucks Jllll
t11ll UI for ~ eftimate.
GROHI CHEVROlET
Ask for Sales Mana1er
18211 Beach Bl.,
Huntinrtc>n Beach
KI S.3.'\31 -------Will Buy
Ycur Voiknq!'n or Por.!lcbe
6 pay top dollar1. Paid for
or not. Call Ralph
673-1190
• Spot Cft!lt\ for Imports
1\Ve PIY ml'>n' fur IU\)' import
r~ardlf'S. .. of ~r. make
1 or condilion. Try U1 before
you sell. ELMORE
MCYl'ORS. 15.m Beech Blvd.
Wea!minster. Ph. ~
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DELIVERS
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OUR HUGE "JUNE
NE.ARING .c'~IT'S END.
VOLUME SALE" IS
NOW IS
•
Any of th•1• "'"" tf6t
Ch•wrol 1h lt1t•d b1low 11
Conn1l1'1 clurin9 thit 1•l1 on
1pprov•d creclil.
ALL PAYMENTS . INCLUDE
~ CHANCE TO SAVE LIKE NE.VER
YOUR
BEFORE
BRAND
NEW
1968 CAMARO
Sport Cou pe H1rdtop. Stock nur.1ber 567. Equipped with
pushbutton radio,· heater, tinted 9!•11, deluxe seat belts
1ront & reer, fully factory equipped.
$75~~~~ $69~~~~ PAYMENT ·~;-:i7;d
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CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 HARBOR . BLVD.
COSTA MESA ·
~!:s 546-1200 ~!~~ 546-1203
•• .. .
ON ONE OF ,OVER 250 NEW CHEVROLETS
& CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN OUR GIGANTIC
INVENTORY. ALL · MODELS ARE IN STOCK
AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
NEW '68 CHEVEW
2 Door Coup•. Slock numb•• 427.
Eq uipp•d with Vt 1ngin•, pu1hb11~
, ton r1dio, h11+1r, tint1d 91111, d•·
111•• 111t belt. front i ncl r11r, fu lly
f1 ctory 1q11ipp1d,
·~ . NEW '68 FlfETSlD£
r1. Ton Pickup Tr11clc. Sloclc nu111 ..
b.• 643TT. t' btcl, h••"Y d11ly
1prin91, -9•1191,, tint•ll 91•11, •••r
1hock 1b1orb•t1, VI •n9in•, ftonl
ll•bilirl t, 1p1r1 wh11I rick, f11lly
f1 clory 1q11i pp•d.
IMMEDIAT,E
' DELIV·ERY
NEW '68 CHEVRLE
D•l11x1 2 Door CovSI._ $fock ft~lll·
lt.r 710. EquippN wit+. 'u•hbMlten
t•dio, h••l•t, tinteif 11•11, cl1l11T1
t•1I b•lh fro11t •nd r••r, fu lly f•l· 'ill':~~lory 1qu ipp1d.
I
T•tel
Dew•
hyMflt
NI MONTH
.., 41 .. ...
0. ....... .. -
NEW '68 BISCAYNE
2 Door SMtn. Sloe• 1111111ber '47•.
fqwlpp•cl with p11thbutto11 redlo,
h••t•" ti"l1d 9!•0, d•lw111 •••I
b1 lh fronl i nd r11r, F-ully f1 ctory
1quipp•d.
,·
yq; »t 57 a a .. x 7 sen " 7 • a. 0
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NABERS -~
~FI.RST ANNUAL JUNE Sl\L
"Comn:1an<J'R~rformance." This is a particularly good time to ask Nabers Cadillac for a "Command Perform·
once" .• : an i~l opportun.ity to take the ~heel of t~e e.legant 1968 Cadillac an~ experience the responsiveness
o~ the largest, smodtJ:i!st V-8 ~ngine e.ver ~wer a prOduction passe.nger car. Enjoy /, .
Cadillac's quiet;cemfort and ·the convenience of its many power assists. A "Command
Performance" test drive will be yours for the asking. ·• •
,
. 'At last our new ·Cad.illac· mv~ntory has increased-we're ready to talk business -in your favor·· All Models in Stock
'67 CADILLAC
Brougham. Ele1ant Normandy blue exterior
with black vinyl root and leather I brocade
tapestry interior. Has all the power equip.
ment including power 6 way seat. cruise con·
trol, AM/FM rad.lo and of course factory air
condltionin1. This 11 truly luxury car in the
Cadillac 1ashion.
$5333
'65 RAMBLER
Hardtc>p coupe. The-ever popular Classic 770
model. Equipped with V8 engine, reclining
bucket seats, radic and beater, white side wall
tittl. A fine little arctic white car with all
white vinyl interior. This one won't be here
long so be sure you Are the lucky buyer. be
here tint.
$999
'67 CADILLAC ·
Coupe Deville. Sturmlilg Monterey &'l'f!'en ex-
t.ertcr with ~Ia.cl[ Yl.rotl' toofi and full Jeathl!!T
ln181cr. run power incluJ:lin& pcwer vent win-
dows and of coune factory air condition.in&.
Don't wait on this one because It won't Ia.st
long at .this Drive Me Home This Weekend
Prjce;
$4888
. '63 OLDSMOBILE
OVER 60 QUALITY CADILLACS TO SELECT FROM
'67 FORD
Country Squirt 10 pusenger station wqcn.
This ls Fords finest wagon and 11 equipped
with ~ power equipment and 1actory a.tr
conditioning Sun bunt yellow exterior blah! "•"'"' •r '""""'"' wood grain ..... .., and full vlny interior. A rtunninl' wqon for this
Swnmer Sa.le. -
$3111
'65 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVUle Monterey green with white
vinyl roo1 and nylon and leather interior. Full
power equipment including power door locks,
power vent windows, tilt steering wheel, AM.I
FM radio plus much more. Don't mist this
outstandill&' buy ~t ...•
$2777
'63 BUICK
The. luxurious Electra 225 4 dOot" hardtop. nus tuxedo black beauty ii withcut a doubt
the buy of the week. It la equipped with pcw-
er steering, pcwer brakes. sonomatlc radio
and heater, 1actory air cond.ltlonins, white side wall tires and tinted glau. You won't
believe your eyes when you see th1I one, tt•1
beautiful.
$999
'63 CHEVROLET
The Impala 4 Door hardtop, a very popular
model. Fully equipped. with V8 enaine, radio
and heater, power 1teerln1, white side wall
tires, and of course factory air condltJcninf.
Beautful aqua ftnish with matchin& lnterior.
Absolutely clean. $999
'65 MUSTANG
Coupe. Tht-economical 6 cylinder engine with standard transmission. radio and heater, wood
graJn steering wheel, white side wall tires. A
beautiful light gold exterior with Mustanp
fabulous cwtom interlcr. Nice 1965 Must&ng!
are hard to find but this ls definitely a beau·
tiful car. $1333 .
'64 IMPERIAL
I Crcwn 4 door hardtop Beautiful majestic blue
exterlcr with leather and tapestry interior.
Fulb' equipped with power stttrlna. powl!!I'
brakes, power windows, power 6 way seat,
automatic dimmer, AM-FM radio and of
course factory air condlttorllng Thb I.I the
top cf the Chrysler Imperial line and ii In l!!X•
cellent condition from front to rear and top
to bottom. s1m
'64 OLDSMOBILE 98
'62 CADILLAC
Hardtop sedan. A1Pine whlte exterior with
harmonizinr Jnll!!rior, Power equipped with
power 1teertni, power brakes., power 6 way aeat. electric eye, whJte aide wall tires, tinted 'l. • , cJau and much more. Thia elder Clctillfe 1tUl
hu more than enough drlvtni ldt to IUlt t1*
busiest man or woman. Ycu can't .Ucrd net
to take a look at this cne for on]y • , ,
$999 •
'63 CONTINENTAL
Stunning blue exterior with matchini lnter-
lor. Thll car has very, verz !~ mUeaae and
lholwl outstanding care. ,t"'Ull)' equipped In~
cludlng power '1teerlng, ·power brakes, i>CWtt
windows, power vent wtndowt, J>C)Wtt' 6 ~
seat, factory air condlttcninJ. 'this I.I trul1
a beautiful car and it drlwa just like new.
S1m
'63 CADILLAC
Sedan DtVUle A 1h1mmerlnr topu io1d exter-
ior with leather and uylon·fritertcr. All lUX\11'1 equipment lnchiding power 1t.Hrln11 power
windcwa, power seats, tinted 1lau, power
vent windows, white 1kle wall Urn, c:rulM
control and tacJcry air conditionin1. Thia tin,
automcblle 1h1W1 the' meUculous care by ltl
previous owneri. · ' ·~ oi: v
$1444
'f:IJ CADILLAC
'
'.
" .,;-·!1>< -;o:Puiir ;-:as~•""'· ru~• ·1 ' ~)Vi.th au~om,atlc, transm!Uton, power ateei'· ·
.. '6_.4 CA_Dl~LAC ~pe Da~rtiltr -i'-sllver exterior with
the black vinyl roo1. This showpiece I.I equip-
ped naturally with factory_ air conditlonln&
and has all the llJXUl'Y pOwer teature1 lnclud·
ing power venta • ateerlng -brakes -windows
ana · the AM·FM radio. Drive th1I one home
now!
'nl• ~lep.nt lllJltlrTfthn. FinahM:tn a ·brGnze
l!!xtmor with matchina: leather and tapestry interior. This Jove I y automobile I.I fully
equipped with power steering, power brakes,
power 1eat1, power windc:Mw:pawer vent win-
dows, Wt 1tttrln&: wheel, white tide wall tirt'I
and factory a1r cond.ltlOning, You can drive
this luxury car hoone ttol~ week tor juat •••
Th• F!" l>Ol>'dor -.QeVlll,_ A. bffut!fUI blatie eXtirlOrrwtth 'blicY-tnd l"'hite leather and nylon interior. Hu alJ the C&dillac extru
lncludina pcwer 1teerlna, power brakft, pew·
er windows, power stat, whlte side wall tlres.
electronic eye and 1actory air condltlcnlna.
You won't find a nltfl' 1986 Cadillac anywhere
at a price like thll.
·•
· 'lni'. radio &nd ·~ter, whifeo side wall tires, tinted glua. A beautiful desert gold exterior
wlh cr&fnal factory matching gold exterior
car for very little money .. Take this one home
this weekend for only
$999
.
$1888 $1333 $555
SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN
8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA'
NABERS
2600· Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100
FORD • '900 '54 OORVE'ITE, ori&lnal;
private party '63 M~ZA ~yder. New 646-571&
'63 CORVAIR. 9 pus, club paint Xlnt cmd. SHARP! j.:=======
----4 SPEED 4 SPEED. __ P_L Y_M_O_U_TH __ I ... LE MANS "' cu In ••
•pd. $1.HI Blue Book. $1650 ..... •56 PONT, ttbtt ~. New:
~-.""'· ..... -11-1 Oe1r4n'ook Lil, Apt C, CM
wagon, 4 IP• R.&H, 56,IXXI $150-* 546-fi6l2
""· cREAT '"' L""' """';.......c_o_R_Y-,.....,-·-League car pools, family ~I 15
ca~. $850. 141-6821_
'63 CORVAffi Mmu, 4 dr,
air, new paint good mecll.
corx:I. $550. Call ~°"" 6 PM
Sat or &in 642-0990
Imported Autoo 9600
'63 2 TOPS. '66 en&· &: body.
Many Xtru! Must sell. Best
ofter. 774-WO er m-1307
Wt flX' CbLJCk.
; ,. d AUtos 9600
l
UGAR SPECIALISTS __ c_o ____ I HIG_H PERFORMANCE
'68 COUGAR AM-FM Heater
Low mll.e-.e $3,500. 6Tl-8Cfl0
or 6Th-3722 Evee.
FORD
CUSTOM CARS
LARGES!' SELECTION IN
ORANGE COUNl'Y
Selected A11to
Center
SPECIALISTS
HIGH PERFORMANCE
CUSTOM CARS
LARGEST SELF.CTION IN
ORANGE COUNN
Selected .. Auto
Center
FREE LAS VEGAS 13032 Harbor Blvd. 537-4646 ll>32. Harbor Blvd. 537-46-48
VACA110N wtI'H A '67 FORD Country Squire '67 MUlt&nl V-1. 289-4V
'64 FORD STA. WAG. Wa&Cft. MOM &'rten in war-4 lpd .UC:k, r/b, HD IUI
TheO;JuntrYSquirrtop oltbe ranty. 390 V8, auto., pwr. Pmlbl..PS,Pdi.cl:nks.
line. ee,_utltlll polar white etee.r, -pwr, brlts., fact. U tachr.meter ... 1485
with WoQd lfakl ,trlm. Con-cond. Call 646-3176.or tee at .•
trUtlnl blue vinyl Int"'""· 323 E-19th St .. C.M OLDSM9JIL!
'64 PlTmoUth Fury, • dr.
air cond., PS/PB, ~nt
Coad. $905. 615--0338
*POWER WITH
ECONOMY*
1961 Pootiac LeMan1 Spt
Cpe. m · overhead Clll'O, 8X
eyt. qne. Power liU an
elaht eyl. EooqolnY of • lb.
Auto tn.m -' power lteerina
-A one owner wen kept car. ru•--.oo. 1Jt car Jot"pn ".Rartlcr ,!Jlvd.
JOHNSON & SON Air cond, P. Str. Auto. Even u· NCOLN .
a lugpc• <0d<. Showroom * Wholuar. lo You * "---'·• Lmooln-M~ ftetb. ~ ...... this weekend .51 LINCOLN Pink Look 19S6 Olds CUU.. Holida,y OJilrta MHA Bnndt
cnly $1595.00 plus T&L or Bea tifu}I R • ~ Maks Spt, Cpe. Factory air cond. 19q Harbor Blvd. 642-lCfJO
paymta u low ~ $62.00 dn Off u • .....; ~.!.na · e Full power. incl. wlndowl.
paymt A 1&2.tXI J>U mo OAC. ''" -RH!, 1l>la ••edmcl only ltOY CARVER
-""'· 1k. ' 1ntsut. MERCURY 1::9'!. ~':'it.-m"". PONTIAC E.LMORE ... MDICURY Colmy Pu1< JONNSON & ~ON • ~ ... -
TOYOTA station w1gon R/H, -air ~ln·Mft'CW'7 . · · ,
Ph. BIM-3320 cmd Tep mecharuoal cond. C:O.ta Mtta Branch Onnp °"""' I ~ ~ BM.ch Blvd., Wstmnrtr 1nciuir. Udo ~ a 190 U.rbcr Blvd. M2-'ftli0 DHl• tar koU. • &,... aoid
'IO GALAXY 500 XL ConYt. Lido Putt O.. Hll m.1'12 '17 OUlS oi<l 4 l(ld ..._ -· --\ --M -.tdie top, A... .._.,...,.. 111 111 0 ; LIAVINO STATE!
-· Air, 1111l. -to MUSTANa a..... -Power Muot..U1mmed.:14 LtMaN mo. lmmK. Reuxiable. bnkff, .teoertns, air cond. autc>, ~ tlrtl, le mL SM-
131-4311 .. Mlll'l'ANG VI HI ,..t. Riff. 3380. 1
'U l'ord ewus. 500 XL PS, Ooswt. Mu.t Sit.ct 1 OWntr llD-W, d I pm ... 115.1 1i O'ro PondllC, Yin;J1 tflP'I 4
PB, Ol'IC· owner. Xlnt «IDll. ~ ~ ~ ~ irttm: 'Sf OdfrnDbOt • tbe ftcar, tht ''bit" one.
'9tl0 -an '''" HI -~· ~matte, roo4 __.,,, --lfter 5 PM wkd)t1. crwr,. otr,Wlacood ... __ lnL. NBltn Oat. Call 5t5-3S9'l "51 PON'IUC 2 dr ·5tarfl!i"'· --~---~ '114 Dr. ·Ford Sta Wag. RMI, w\41 on&.. Olroote: rims, Toronado, '61, like new, load-la: 96).6113
pow SA.B. vi:cel. cood. $OJ, !1ftc brb, le ml. $2295 or ed, 24,CQ'.I mt, blue w/blue =u~·--,,,-~~=--
175-3113. be'llt olfer. 499-3&9S M pm mt. $3950. 54&-8451 '95 Bonne:vUle Convmible.
'60 srAnmf W•a v~. auto '65 MUSTANG Qq)e 211 v.a '65 OUJS 2 dr hrdtop, tun t\lD powtt, factory air. ~1 DILUTED! Mu 1 ti Auto. $1800. Dtvld Rene 2U P"'r' air. MUlt lelll $1811 .-* M2-U
..U·OPn:1tlll!MTll N-.Ha •. · -·--Dol!r---1
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LOOK.·
• AMX • JAVELIN •
WE WILb ·BEAT
ANY DEAL ON A
NEW OR USED
RAMBLER
OR BUY ' YOUR
CAR FOR CASH
HOLIDAY ; . -RAMBLER·
1•H1rHr· 142-llD
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PONTIAC
4 SPEED
SPECIALISTS
HIGH · PERFORMANC
CUSTOM CARS "
LARGEST Sll..ECTlON IN
ORANGE COUNTY -
Selected Auto
Center um 11art>M m,,.,. 531
RA MILER
1963 llAMILElt
Ambuudor 4 Dr. P. () w • 1 -a-.sfd
with owrlrtve Mctc:c' °'"""""" ..... lyOYOr!,.; ed-Thll--"""· JOHNSON&SO
.~ ...... a.a .. _ Bnncb
11'1 H&rbar Jlhtd. ..
T·llltD
FREE LAS VEGA&
VACATION Wim A; ·
'67 FORD T-llRD '
-In Orup;~;a ..... ""· ..... -·/ti: tqe deck piul1all ctblr ----Qr IPIC:lal 1tdl • I I I
$Uf5 ...
ELMORE .
TOYOTA ·-~· +:iJii6 Ullli H \ r d to J
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. VACATION VALUE QUALl·TY USED CAR SPECIALS •
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BUDGET PAYMlNT BARGAINS j TOTAi. TOTAL
DOWN
PYMT.
FORD MOTOR eo. FACTORY WARllNTID··usiD~cus • l'YMT,
. . PRICE TOTAL
MTHLY.
'6llGALAXIE ~: .. ::·.t•i·~~~~ s;t ............ I s395 I Sl4 I S14
A Special Offori"t Of Low MPM9• UHd C.S Stll c.ry-. --C.. Ww1alt
• PROTECTED IY FOID USID CAR 24/50 'l'OWD TU.IN WAllANTY,
~-'--~------=------· '61 '.Continent a I :~~1'i.;o'i ;;;\~" .;., No. KJl'49 I $895 I 139 I S39 1966
1966
. I+ . (tAfi
$1495 ' ' ' '.63 CHEV' RO' LE·T-,-~ •. ,.-H.-T, .-••. V-I, .,-, ... -... ,--:&H, 1-$-79-5 .,,.-,I ~ .. 'l. -,. , --·
f•et. eir, No. 150. ILUI IOOIC Sll70 w $27 1 9 6 6 f A I R LA N E 500. VI, uatomatic, '·deerin9 , vinyl inter., r•dio, ht•f•r. No, 690 $ 1 -191
---------,-----'----7-:'c:o--.,.---· ''62 CHEVROLET ~~. 'i:~. v:;t:~~:·;·o~'• ~~.~ .. ,;i; ••. I S495 I 117 I $17 1 9 6 6 G A L A x I E 500 H.T. VI, ....•.•.... ,;,, •.
~i63_G_Af-''A -VIE--vi, -.,,,.-,,;,, -,,, ,-.,;.,-, .. ,.-., i;•-·1 -$795 1 · S27 I 17 OT)-IERS AVAILABLE, INCLUDING MUSTANGS, GALA IES, FAIRLANES, T-BIRDS,
Lii.A 11tw. No. 572. ILUI 10011: $1011 $27
IUDGIT PAYMINT
TRUCK -IAROAINI
TOTAL
PRICE
1'0TAL
DOWN
PYMT.
PYMT.
TOTAL
MTHLY.
'66 t-BIRD ~::~:~::~:1;;,;:.:d':~.:;:,··'~:1 $2695 I $91 I $92 '57 FORD F-100 ~;:~.VI, ' ''"" ""' tNot No.I $395 $13
,-6-S-·G_A_LAX __ IE--r,-~-:;~-~--~-~·-·~-... -~:'.-~-~:·-::-~1-s 1_2_9s_1_s~s~o---l-S58~-,S8-CH~EVR-OLE=r=-~-.~-~-,"·-"·--V-l,-.,.-... -v . .,-.. -... ----;--~-~5----;~=--;--s-1_7 _
'65 · Sl-'"G :r;.·:::r;~·,:'· ..... ., •··· N •. '"I $1295 1 · $50 I $51 '~2 FORD F_·-·loO_ .. -,-=-_-_.--:,,,_.-•. _.-._"--:, _,-.,.~N._.-.. _.-_-_--'-7
· I_.-. _$--'$--.,.9-s~:itt--:---:S--:22-
'6' CHEVRQLEJ ~~:;~·;,."~vi11i1 'i~·,:~o';•;;',' ... ;·1 $1595 \ $55 I $55 ''66 FORD F-100 '"' ... , ""'' 0''•••1. No.'" I $1MS / $47
'65 CHEV•OLET-~-:'~-: .. --;;:-:'.-".:..-v~-·.:-·:~-~.-~·oo-... -~ s-\';-.·i_\ _s_1_39_5 __ -'-I-_ -'-S_..:._52"-_---'/-$5_2_ '66 TO-Y-OT-;A-----~-·:'-.f-;:-;:;-:.H-:-,.:-,.~-~:-'.' ,-:;;-... -.,-.. ..,.1~. -s1-,,-s __:/......, S75
'"ALLPAYMENTSONUSEOCARSINCLUD TAXr.LICI Sir.FINANCE CHARGES fOll 36MONTHS ON APPllO'l!I _CRIDIT;' __ . • ,·:--=D -'68 MUSTANGS
-1
••211 ... 10% • ..i ........ ~ l TOTAL
DOWN·
NAltDT°". ~l"ffll 1fr "'lter & lleiro111r, bttko1111. OOme & a.urt'e1v 01!thl1, bucket n111. 111 Yl"~I trim, llYlon tal'Plls. roclclr GIMI mcUkl!r>!!S & •Ir SCOOP orn•rnt~•. Holl .. 1houl*r
belts. llldcftd dlltt & YIM1r1. wlNlsnield WISl\ers .. ' IDl:td wlriers. i215.
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ND NIW
'68 THUNDERBIRDS .
· IMMEDIATE DELI.VERY
Haf'lltep. 41• CID YI •11gin1, cr11i1 .... "'1tic, power d1tri11g I di1c br1k11, AM r1d io, clock.
co.,.fort 1il't1rn v•nlil1tio11, fl ight bench 111t, Yi11VI i11f1rior trim, court11y lighh, r1rnot1 control
mltt94', r1tr1ct1bl1 h11cll1rnp cloo1'11, full wh••I 1:ov1r1 111cl 1U 1t111cl1rcl f1cfory 1q11ipn1911f, SAVE $70000
A u~POiulli · •HtAL' $ J 8 8 ·8 FULL·l'L~~ AND LtelNSI
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289 CID va ".fine, cruise+m.tic, power slnring & disc 'I 0% :~~ AND 'I 03e30 =NTH
.brii.., At.tA.I ~· ,..lio, .. GTICS 0quipmont package, SAVE AT LEAST Sl•rOO vinyl roof, '+wed gl4iss, knitted vinyl luxury bucket soots with ' .cons_~ 'ilofftior decor group· with roof console, tachometer, FROM OFFICIAL UST -PRICE ON ANY THUNDERBIRD
-= '68
$2311 or 'i 0% OM $63" ... M..,.. "."""""
TOTAL
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F4STll.l.CI( JOC. Frel/O 1lr tteltf< & oklnt11tr, ti.ck·Ull· dome & courtny llflhi., ~lnyl //.
c!oltl ~nch ltllli. ny!Dr!«l l'On c1rpela, .,lnyl dclo!" i>aMll, rocker Pl!'Hll mouldl"91. decort!lv• '
brlollt lr1m", 1e.t & 1llootder belt1, Ndcled d•fh & ~llor1, ..,lnd•hl11-w .. 11e,. & 2 IPffd ""IPfra.
SAVE saoooo UP TO -
ON A a.GA.DID GALAXll
SOO HARD1'0P
390 CID VB engine, crui1....,,.tic, power stooring & ~isc
brakes, selectaire conditioning, •R vinyl trim, custom vinyl
roof, tinted gla ss, AM radio, deluxe SHI be~s. heevy duty
battery, remote control mirror, whii. side w•ft r•y0n tires,
& fuN whHI covers. No. 201 w.i.-~rll\'w tires, wi,.. _whffl covers. No. 365 IN OUR HUGE SELECTION • ..._ ______ ~ _______ ...................... ______ --I ____ ...., ______ ,, __ ...... __
. . ,_ -:&• '68 FALCON ~.:· '68 f·.250 CAMPER SPECIAL
$1f88.,. ;0% .... $1~"PwM:...-
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' COUPt:. ll•m l lt Mllff & dtfrctter: iliilll l'IYllrtUOC br-.U MIMI, tturtfty llthll, hlllel '
:} & ouhi.le l'lllrl'WI. Clo!ll & Yin¥! lnl1rlor ltlrn. Nlldlll ~ & ""°'-Ind I M "looHr-4 fKtory ;f -i.mtfll. Ho. 121. IMMEOl.1.TI DELIVl!illY
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52688
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WITH THI l'UICHASI OI' ANT
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F21i0 I]('' $tyl11i'• l'lck-up. lOO CID 1ngi111, 4 1p1.d 'ir1ct tr1n1111i11io11, chrome wt1tlr11 ll'lirron,
c1111p1r p1ck191 incl11,i11g II 1111p 1lt1r111tor, 70 1rnp l.1H1ry, •J1lt1 cooli11g r1cli1tor, c1mfN't
wiring h1rn11\, g111911, cl111I horn1, twi11 l-b11111 fro11t 1111p1n1io11, 1111-.hnum G\IW r11r 1u1pt11-
1io11, r1dlo, 1h1ck 1b1orb1tJ, 10 ply tir 11, bright l.ody 111011lcllng1, H, D . .,inyl c1b trim. full fot"'
111t. No. 7&7 ,
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tonlrol outside mirrors. llrlll'tl bDdot< ,_-.., llt W.YI Mtwlllr ll'tM. ....., _.. • .,...,.
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MAKE: YOUR CHOICE' A.ND SAVE AT WILSON FORD ·· DAY '
18255 BEACH oo·ULEV ARD
BIJ-~ :.INGTON BEACH · · ·4·2.6611. , SALES DEPT. , r..-,th5!~~!f!!'1osP.M. 84~-6611 . f A.M. to 10 '.A} 7 Doys Mendip I A.M. le f P.MI J/j'j ·
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Mond1y thru Fridly, 6:00 PM
KTLA, Chlnnel 5
COSTA MESA
NEWPORT BEACH
LAGUNA BEACH
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
WESTMINSTER
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DAYTIME MONDAY
thru . PROGRAMS FRIDAY
M 0 RN IN c;
1:10 &!we Us Dis Day (C)
1:15 Ntwa (C)
1:30 Su1111Mf S.esttf (C)
EAl.atioft Eldll9&t (C)
Elerdtt Witll Cleda (C)
EAlucatieHI Feat•m
Tedlnlcal Conler, Mon.-Wed.
7:00 Educational Ftltum (C)
• 9 (6 }Tlle Today S8low (C)
Coocfbay L.A. (C) Jerry Dexter
hosts this new program that pre-
sents entertainment, Information
and news In an unusual format.
I Mr. Witllbont (C)
7•15 Stoel Ma!Mt, Mon.-Wed. 7~ CIS News: (C) Joseph Senti.
· ~nt's Cartoons (C)
1:00 Qt C1J Captain Kaniaroe (C)
CartoeM (C); C.lert»rltiotl Mow·
les: See Daytime Movies for Thurs·
i and Friday only.
CI) Wlblter Webfoot
Sa&ebruall Theatre: "Lawless
Rider." Thursday only.
1·30 Movie: See Daytime Movies.
· • Movie: See Daytime Movies.
1 (]) Cartoons (C) '1
t:OO ~ ~Candid Ca111t1a · I 6 Snap Judpettt (C) Jact La Linne (C)
lrd Man, Thursday only.
t:25 QJ CI) NBC News (C)
eom ... unlty Bulletin BNrd
9:30 9 ~Btvtfly Hillblhla 0 6 Conc.ntrltion (C)
Love Bob
Les Crane Show (C)
(f)Sea Hunt
iiillam Tell, Thursday only. 10:00 Andy of Mayberry Qi (j) Pmonallty (C)
Leave It to luver, An1t11
arm·up, (C) Thursda)l only.
113 :::::~~~c>1ield
10:30 ~ Didi Van DP• SMw 6 Hollywood Squares (C)
11 L /TIGERS! Looks * like a thriller! Enjoy it! II The ctieaters; An1tls Bltlball:
l(C) Angels vs. Tigers, Thursday only.
(f7j CV Didi Cavett Show (C) fi0111 the Inside Out (C) I ltlci£ I Tb• Wort-In: (C)
ed. only. Gary Owens hosts a re-
peat of the special that hifhlights
many jobs In the Greater Los An·
aeles area that are lackina appli-
cants. at a time when so many
are screamina about unemployment. 11:00 ! (I) Lowe of Uft (C) 00 Jeopardy (C)
CIV!t: See Daytime Movies.
11:25 -Ro~tr ~°:":,.., (C) 11:30 Se1rclt1or Tomomiw (C)
6 Eye Guess (C)
John (C)
11:45 Qt (j) Tiit Gtticlln& U&M (C)
Ntwl(C)
1'\FfrRNOON
12:00 IJ 8"tlqtN (C)
-~~~=-.I Deal (C) fl 'If.po: (C) Marsha Hunt subs
for vacationing Maria Cole.
G) Bit Mnttrton
~ (j) Andy of Mayblny
12:3011 ~As tlM Werld T•rna (C) . 6 0.ys ef o.r Uva (C)
1 Treasure Ille (C)
Mowie: See Daytime Movies.
Dtalln1 for Dollars 1:00119 (j) Love Is a Many Splen·
deltllhin& (C)
B ~ 00 The Doctors (C)
(i1) 00 Dream Houu (C)
1:30 I m~ :::.:~:sd<C/c) ~ WMdln& Party (C)
• : See Daytime Movies.
Office of tile flre.sldent, Mon.,
tues.. Wed., Fri. 2:0011 ~To Tell UM Tndll (C) . 6 You Don't Say (C)
The Newtywed Ganie (C)
• Tempo: (C) Sallie and Bob
Doman.
fl) Technical Corner, Mon., Tues.,
Wed., Fri.
2:30 ~ Ci) The EAl&t of Nlpt (C) 2;25 I News (C)
Qj 00 The Match GIN (C)
Stories of the Century; CoMia&
Around the Wortd, (C) Wednesday
only.
11. The Baby Game (C)
2:55 • 6 NBC News (C)
Children's Dodor (C)
3:00 a The Swet Storm (C)
P.D.Q. (C)
Hjjllwey Petrol
@ @ Generel Hotpltal (C)
Bozo the Clown (C)
Si -off ~ M1tinee: Don Rodewald.
3:30 ~SU11111tr Thin& (C)
Mike Doilfl11: (C) Joey Heeth·
erton co·hosts.
Perfect Matdl (C) (f7j (I) .,.,.. Sl\adowa (C)
HObO Kelly (C)
CJ) Dialin1 for Dollars Movie
4:00 Mr. Ed
Divorce Court (C)
(i7) (I) The Datin& Game (C) • file Honeymoonn
Woody Woodbury Show (C)
4:30 Mow!L.,_See Daytime Movies.
Gt0rlf l"Utn1m News (C)
News: (C) Baxter Ward.
Movie: See Daytime Movies. Car
Wiier• Are You? Thursday only.
I Bozo's Jil Top SMw (C)
(3) Mia. Oouatu (C)
5:00 MIC News Se,.let (C)
Holiday Mowte: See Daytime
Movies on Thursday only.
The Amal.inf Tllree ~Jimmy Tbe11111on Show (C)
Shakey'a Pina P tJ
5:15 : Friendly Clant
5:30 Onie and Herritt
ABC News: (C) Frank Reynolds.
Cartooas
T1't Aclda•s F1111tJ
. ~'*~;' ~-~
(I) Man Fro91 = (C)
'Jerry C/Jexter
greets you with stars,
music, fascinating features
r::.1 %pped off with
~ CStu 'Wahan _
upaating the news
every half hour , , i-·
CStimulating mornings
starting at 7:00
'Weekdays in Color
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SATURDAY
••MM•atr ef..,.. __... ........ -...: (C) (90) Out-
lbftdini ldlJNs ol filbt ,..r n
honored It this MCOnd annual
JUNE 29 Awards Baftquet prwnted lift from the sands Hoe.I In Las Yeps.
I c..trJ M8lic (C) (21h hr)
LaT....tl ,. a oo......,.. 1t1re11: tc> .. I! Iii ..._ (Q (60) ) Maquencln1 • an Easl Mri-9 (I) ffm .._ (C) (30) can ruler, set Kind'lloe of Hoptr's
~~ (C) (30) Dile band ol c:on:spintlDrs hag1es willl
•-the Genlans CMf' I blf diplomatic ... QtJ (C) (60) deel, ...... the ,..., prince la ..
12 O'a.ct 111111 (60) creUJ held by Hopn and the rest-
._. .. T1lellr9 of his hendunen. (R) . uo .... <R> a@ oo sau, "IPt 1t ... e D 4111ar liliwii: (C) ........... ef tlle l:JI W.., ..._ (C) (30) Oplrl'" (suspense) '62 -Herbert
...., a.di; (C) (60) Mec1e Lam; Mic:Net Gouch. Ian Wibon.
I~ (C) (30)1 Ua~Aumhi... (R)
I Lwt L11cJ (30) &lailr9I ...._
Ant.I II Neftla 9:JO 9 Cl),.._. Jadioll: (C)
7:to di Cl) CIS c...-, ,.._ (C) ( ) Betty· Jo turns clown a chance
( ) llolir Mudd. to sins on ~io with her two •
llllC S.W, {C) (30) t«a in order to remain at home ....., c..., (C) (30) with Steft, 1'M then admits he's • ._.. ,..., DmJs: (C) (30) peay;nc cards with the 11oys um
Td • Cu ; •• (C) (30) ~(R) ............. (30) Dr. IMn: (60) ''A Ytl'/ I• ,...... .. ........ . Dillae." Dr. Kildlrt . ....,.., a. llftlr (R) clahes with "the wortd's oldest in-
E .. _.. &bl a..c. tern" and jeopardizes his intern
,..~ a (I) n. Prileer. CC> <60> status until 0r. Gillespie steps m.
The PrisaMr Is Meted tD the pow-Dan .aHtl111y and Jeln Hqen
tfful post ot Number 2 i.t the cuat.
Yillace lfhr a WMlllllfJ dltwlltk D tHl (I) IW,ss•• P11aca; (C)
electiDft and .,rprisin, support front (~ ~ CroeJ pllyl host to the
the Incumbent Numb« 2 .. CR_,_.. KiftC Family, Franca laniford and
uled from June 22) Don Ameche, Barbara McNair and
II ti) 00 Tiie Sllllt: {C) (60) "To Louis Nye. (R)
KID a saint" , .. • Maica II i IHc&g I Mill Wte1 tf _.. 10:00 9 Ci) Manll: (C) (60) Man-
ca he-rt (C) (60) From Sin lnfittrata a health 11)1 in order Anielo. Tuu. the t.ntfl annual to break up a bunco racket but
"Miss Wool ot America Paceanf' finds ttie stakes much hicher. At· Is emceed by Art Unldetter; tractiw CanM Bl1ke hires the ct.
I tfiJ CJ) Dltilic II• (C) (30) tectiwe to cnc:ll What she believes iewtl: {C) ,.. ....... ... is I ICheme to billl her Industrialist
er..dws" (ldwnture) '54-tither ot a fortune. Julie Adams.
Rex H1rrlson, Vir&ini1 Mayo, Lau-Lynd1 Day, John Anderson guest
f9ftCe Harvey. Georre Sanden. (R)
10.W Uaits (60) fJ Mowie: "'Wiit IBltd T.W, m,c.d (60) ... ?" (mptety) '66-Juliet Prow.,
11le .... --. Sal Mineo.
lllllil! .., IMil! (R) I ~ (C) (30) Clif Kirt. .. @CJ) .... ,,.id Cw ('C) : ly ..... a. .. s. c..
I NET JMrul (R) 10-.lO Me.it: "l'M w.I DoeW' (hor-
lA ~ ror) '41-Basil R1thbone.
l:30 Qt Cl) Mr T1nl Sta: {C) 0 II ...... : ('C) (30) "The Dance
( ) Jeremy Clyde, .of the Chld 01'"" Deltti." A serment that shows
and Jeremy sinatn1 duo, 1ppears ht the near prehistoric lndilns of
1 dramatic role as Paul, a fon1-Brazil who, once eech year, per.
haired, iuibr·pl.yin1 bof '""" fonn a c:ompficmd dance u part Uwerpool, who becomes a key ad-of the ceremonies honoring their
dition to Chip's off-key roct-1nd-cte.d. (R)
roll band. (R) GI Jee ..,_ (C) (21/z hr) a~ 00 c.t s.art: (C) (30) 11;00 II a-O'Cltdl llpOft (C) Clete "TIM Kina Lives?'' When a tncn Roberts.
lllna is wounded in an 1mssin1tlon D 11le 11111 ltMr """: (C) (30)
attempt, the Chief ISSiins Mu to Jess Mar1ow.
pose IS the kine for a coron1tion 0 "-: (C) Keith McBee.
cetemony. Max comes to like the IB ~ "'flride tf Ille ...._..
''Wort" in apite ol the danger 11ntil (drama) '3&-John Glrf~. Eleanor
99 is lddn1ptd by the real kin(s Pariler.
vlllainous hllf-brotfler, Basil, and 11:15 Rf..._ 52 Mtwia: -r ... tf
his MOS henchmen. Johnny Carson &r (drama) '58-Ctlar1ton Heston,
appurs in 1 e1meo role, and Mi-J1net lAilh. ~ Forest fUesb. Don Mama co-0 ~ "'Pt ~ ~ ICl'l"'9d the ltofJ wfth Gloria Bur· ~ (drama) '45 -Frid Mac-
blcl (R) MUrrlJ, Uoyd Nolin.
I ..... " (60) ll:lO 8 llle Ttllll&M .. (C) @ CJ) l.ftirMc:e ... (C) (60) 11:50 • .... -w Is .., c.n.r
• SPORTSMEN'S WORLD (adventure) '45 -Dennis Morpn, * AWARDS BANQUET-LIVE Dlrte Clirl. Raymond Mmey.
IN COLOR from las Vegas U:lO !>~;:':"'Joye~~::
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_ TME DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 29 JMe
SUNDAY
JUNE 30
1"5 m Tiie Qwlata, ....
1:.50 fJ Qiwt Us Dis DIJ/Ntwa
7;00 II T• MCI ..,, (C) mn. .... AaRri
1:15 m"' Cllrisllapllen
7:301~(C) ......... T......_ Clloif (t) • W.rtd of YMtlll (C)
Mr • .,......_ at.' (C)
Coontry .... (C)
l:OO 19 Cl) u., Um My Fett Tit Qriltlplurs (C) c.tlltdfll .. ,..,... (C)
• Tiie .............
(i) W Is tilt Aa.. (C)
• V.111:1111 Sein ... """
l:lO !JlMk u, -u.. • Mtwia: "Tiit ., 14 Selllil-
al (drama) '4~hir1ey Temple,
Barry Fitzgerald. D Rebels Wltll I en. (C) ct Mowie: "'SrNtllaut Pllll&t"
(western) '54--Rod Cameron.
l .... ,,. ...... (C)
~~~ UIEX (C)
9:00 I ea ..... Tina . Ht•8'.,1rs' Clidt (C)
Casper Cal'Wfts (C)
s..day 111utrt: (C) Shown 111
''Sava1e Gringo," "The FlJrne IM
the Sword" and 'The Thrte Mus-
keteers."
~ Comtry .... (C)
@ llillitlailal~
@ s.dlJ Femrt
~CJ)~ I Jt9tnry 1171
IE)Y1ritdldes,..._(C)
t-.30 fJ a.a allll u. """ <Cl D .,_ t11e .....,. <C>
~(I) u.. ..... Hoer 9 Cf) ..... Dltlctin
: 10:00 II s..er L.emttq (C) D nis Is th Ufe (C)
OAn.-w .... .., <C> D Ulla t11e Llolt11.tlld (C) fJ MoM: ....... Acetit" (df1.
ma) '51-Doug1as Kennedy. ID llowie; (C) ....... Tt S,..,.
(adventure) '47-Johnny Sands, Doi
Castle.
@(I)F-SMw {C)
~(j)U'*"°'{C) m u Delpertar
10-.30 11 EJqMrw 10 CC>
D @ @ Vii u,pa&a: (C) EM
Newman intemews Or. Eucw Cir·
son Blake, Stcmlry Gentf'll ol 1111
Wor1d Council of aiurctia. aboll
the Fourth Assembly of tht WOltd
Council of Churches which wlll t•llt
place in Uppsala, Sweden In JvlY
'68.
II ANGELS/SENATORS for * a great ballgame! Watch! D Aft&els .._....: <C> An1els ws.
Senators. u tm (1) .... ..., (C) ta Cl) Ton Hall MMtiltl (C)
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1:00 IJ Alt °' c-pltll\J: (C) Thi mountina human relations pl'OllMfnl
confrontlna Americ:lns todar la tM
iubjed of this two·part l«turt.
FHtured II the Rev. Trafford P.
Mahar, SJ.. ch1irm1n of the De-
partment of Eduutlon ind director
of the Human Relations c.nttt It
St Louis University. D Mr F...,. S.-: (C) Rw.
London Sltdat, 92nd Street Chrb·
tl•n Church. Los Anftltt, ll*b.
l ....... u. (C)
Qurcl la ~ ..... (C)
(3) S..ndlJ MltlMt: "Twentr uslwo." lfE~~-
11:3019 Ci) Face~ Nltloa (C) , .. ~(C)
Dbmwtfr. (C) "The Cajun Coun·
try.'' Study of the French lnflueiu
In Louisiana.
I
D IMit: (C) "ClrlbbeH H..r'
(adventure) ·~JohMy Desmond,
Yvonne Molbur.
A I T I RN 0 0 ~-
12:0011 9 fl1 '*....., Socc:tr: <C>
Santos OfBrazil, with their woftd·
renowned star Pele, and the St.
Louis Stara of the North American
Soccer Le11ue meet In an lntema·
tionll contest live from Busch M•
morial Stadium. St. Louis. D Cknrills. AnJoat? (C) "Fac'81
Features." Host Bruce Mcintyre
demonstrates how to draw faclll
futures that lend personality and
individualism to portraits.
O Issues lftd An...a: (C) George W: Ball, U.S. Ambassador to tht
U.N .• guests.
11...wcwnt hreat 00 Fam. fOf TodaJ (C)
Teetro Famll'8r
12-.JOIYoutlt Ind Police (C) ........ Conffl'lftC9 (C)
Faltll for TodaJ (C)
(I) Alm F11ture: "Alaht. the
r Passenger." a oo 1•itat <C>
12:45 U Aqels W~llP (C)
1:001til00 Meet tllt Prm (C) ll1iwtl: "f rttda" (drama) '4 7-
avld Ferrar, Glynis Johns. 0 Mewit: (C) "TM Wt Ridt ta smta Crur" (western) '64 -Ed·
mund Purdom, Marion Cook. B llilliN $ Movie: .,,_ of W_..
(drama) '61-Mel Ferrer, Peter Yen
E k Ma1all Noel.
Movie: "Potstaed" (drama)
Joan Crawford, Yan Heflln. m Rtwfval Fires (C)
IE Cine en Sa Casa
1:30 D News Conf•tnce (C) m Voice of Calvar, (C) @CI> ..... od ........ (C)
CiJ 00 I lelltwt lft Mirldea (C)
2.-00 II C)ppeftuaitJ UDt (C)
D 0. Culpa: (C) Bennett Cerf
cTiicussea his specialty, humor, with
a dozen 11r1s from Immaculate
Heart Collep, and he malntalna
that ethnic humor Is maklna a
comeback because minority IJ'OUPI
are feellna mo<e secure.
QJ Roller °"'1 (C)
@ (3) Sllndlr flltlnl: "Arrow In
the oust" and ''Voya1t of Slnbad."
~ (1) C.,itDI tad .. a.a (C) QI Ci) wmai., (C)
t:JO IJ C..•im.t (C) uNo Man la
an lstand." D~ on the hlt-
tory of the .llW and his lon&·timt
commitment to IOCl1I Jllttiee. 9...-. (C) "f_,.. tf • no..
lllld UOU'' (adventure) '65 -
Richard lflrrilon.
Qt (i)DMMt fa.bn
l:GOIDlll M .... Male (C) , .. Alltry SMw
..... "'£atla S.udrW' (ad· lvtnt~ ;!!;Robert Steclt. Jon Hall.
Eu::.
3:30. ~ Weftslil••: (C) "With·
enpoon." An onalnal two-chlracttr
drama dealln1 with the role of tht
alienated black man In modem eo-
ciety. II Tales of tilt Celdew Wtlt 1J C:.•nbJ ca,......: (C) sum Wil-
son is host to Bobby lewis, "The
Boy With the Lute." m Colot Tllutn: (C) ''let's Bt Hep~' Qt C1J face t111 Nation (C)
4:00 I Viewpoint (C) . h\ ...... (C) CIJ F lltllrt
F11ture: (C) "Cowtown Rodeo." 4:301 NtwSUktrs (C)
: Wol1d Preu (C) (R)
Ci)full I...,._..,
4:45 m TH Elllpms (C)
5:GO !;""': (C) Clete Roberta. Movie: "fraftds Jt9I till
" (comedy) '54 -Donald
O'Connor, Julie Adema.
I lrandtd (C)
lllltt'• Ln . CI> Sewn Arts n..n: "Prul·
denfs Lady." I ~ltlftel (C)
5:30 I ,. Ci) AwllWtr .... r (C) · 00 Tiie Wu 1lJs W ... (C)
s I S•all Wol1d (C9
• Tiie Moaroes (C) Cltertftne
: Your Dollar's Wor111
rvrNING I
•ll·tnlmal epbodt, laslt flnda doll· Mlct\Ml Wlldlna, Mi,o.tll Umeld,
bit troublt In two lonely rwfedtd StM 8rodlt. When a calallltlq
llmba. (fil Rualan.Qlm.t llflc*crlpher II D ~ Cl)~ <C> (30) "Flp. embltt.,... becau11 the Ja.,.._
pe(s Treasure.• Sunlwl trllsure kllltd hla pltlftb, he roma"* •
ind a subsequtnt theft tum flipper Amtl1cln Embaslf NCtptlonilt • 1 into a detectivt. (R) · m .. ns ID obtlln a paapoft tD 8 Jollll ltrJ Sllow: (C) (90) GYllll America, but falls In loVt with the
Include Joty Blahop, 8llly Daalela dluitrter of In old Ind "'l*hd
and Pt~March. ii.,.. famlty. D ~ Yopp tD lottM tU•: Sea Wtltl S,.W: (C) (GO) (~ (60 "Terror.'' The Seni.w Bunud visits tht mam..m tA
Cf'tW battles a tlrrltylq tnemt-the Sea World In San °"'° "'*' atent orchids contalnlnf alien ener· Gooclt, 4000-pound tltphant ...r,
l massu. (R) tlacllM him bow to stand ltrlllht
Tldl ., ~-(C} (30) I llllipa'sl~30) .,_... VllWJ ....
Dl•iqlt ~ . ....._ $JWlflllRJ (R)
1:30 R al Ci) C..U. ._: (C) (30) ..... Ml9e
BurtReynolds 1ut1ta 11th• pilot t:301Clr ..i Trecl (C) (30)
of a plane loaded with wlld animals s..., I.Ml/.._ ,....
thet crashes In tht Evtr(lada, set-lrlft t...,.
~I di 00 ~~n:e;::.w(~R)(60) 10:00 II QI Cl) Iii.._: l11P1nllll tC>
iiJitblo end tht Danctn1 ChlhUI· (&I) Jim PMIPt INda tht liilf:
hue." Conclusion of 1tofJ about a ac:roa the d•rt ID rtcO¥ll' bl·
youn1 Mexicln boy wtlo 1e1n:h11 for Jaclltd lnc1 ao6d arttfacb and •·
a distant uncle In Amtrica. (R) ~h !,_ ltltltDr who wouD Id O~H~~ a MUllM $ llwlr. (C) .,. .. .... .... .ruaurt. an ...... A
t1ii ,........ (drama) '55 -Jact ~ueats. ! .
Hawtins. Joan Collins, Dewey Mar· • 9 _,. _.,...~: ~ (&0) tin Sk1ntJ Cflaplln. eW From Atd Buel
I' omr u.n. (60) Cannon falls In .low9 with randl·
1 m£1e1.!1'ls ,.,..... ,.,.... ti's widow and btcomll a htlplea
( (60. ): Proftlt of Intl today, tool In her drive for qu rtcha
showln1 how its people cope with Plttida Bany, Carlos peat.
the hostllity of 100,000,000 Arabs; (R)
convertln1 blHk desert lemln into e SUNDAY NEWS REPODT a l1nd of milk and honey; and • 7·
2000 ,ears of struale foraina I• * Pres. by Hams & Fr1nk
nel Into major factor of Middle I S.lldlf ~ (C) (30) ·
ust. (R) Miii• $ ....._ s,edal: "Y_.. m Alltrican-A11Mn1an Hour ... Deodle ....,.. (m"11cal) '42-m 1'1 FrtDc* Qtf James Ca1MJ, Join Ltallt, Watl9r
.... II a CI> Ed Wlwu: (C) Nancy Huston, Rolemlry DtCamp. NoataJ.
Sinatra. Diana ~ and The SU· ale riew of the Golden Ere of Bl'Old·
premes ~est. (R) way and vaudtvllle end of the .,..t O (HJ 1't fll: (C) (60) "Re-entertalner--Oeorp M. Cohan.
110n of ril." Inspector Erskine m N...: (C) (30) Cllf Kirt.
leads a searth for trank Padfltt. llJ Wodd Adwwl•• (C) (30)
who has taken hostap Katherine ' f8 WOl'ld of ,_.. (C)
Oily Into the desert to aulde him
1't Alt..., • "'91 (C)
to a hidden airplane. Anne Baxter 10-.JOI Wartd tf Yid CC> (30)
lest:s. (R) La CrlM (C) (60)
Tiit hal Rtwollldon (R) 11:00 0...-otclecl lhpett: (C) Cl•
6:00 R Qt(() 1't 21st Ceabq. (C) Varltdades Roberta, Stan Duke.
(10) "Man·Made Ma~." A report on l:JD D 9 (i) ...,.In-Ur. (C) (30) II Tiie llda HM lllen: (C) (30)
"spare-parts suraery' and the re· Uf11e KidSMow out" Eve and Kaye lom Brokaw.
placement of vital organs In llvlna meddle once too often In tht lives 1~~ ..... 111Dl•s:•amtl••• (C) <30)
humans, with emphasis on the prob-of their children and Inadvertently ~ i. ~ \f!.,'l (60)
lems and procedures of kidney force them to move 1way from ~ Tllia -lMI transpllnts, the use of artiftclal home (R) ....,
kidneys, and even the poaibllltY cl l!Pbe.t (C) (60) lMM Ult ( /...,. CC>
making virtually every part' of tht City of Mope Spoftuiu's 11:15 II Ntn: (C) Hany RlllOnet.
body replaceable. (R) Awards (C) (90) (It) D Mowlti: (C) "OMble en-. ...... R ~ @ Frank Mcltt (C) (30) I Advetltw• lw Spotta (C) (30) (adVenture) '51-00nald O'Oonnot, Pelka Parecle:,. (C) (60) -"Salute T1lt Wlc1d r ... nw Helena Cart9r.
to Fourth of July. • Featlrt: "Skywards. Great m I ¥H<1a1i I Viva Mtlicol (C) (60) Ships." A look at th• wort of ..,.. ll:JO • .... "'It , .. Id ....... .. i'1it Linker Family Visits spots of In· ci•llsts worldn1 on spececreft sys· 'fOtr tmedy) 54-Jaclt Lemmon.
ttmt in Mlllico. (R) tems 1t the Lewis Test Center, Judy llday, Ptter Lawford. • fl) RtllOea f..tltrt Cltvel1nd D fMll: (C) -C... Stfl .ir"
6:30 IJ Ralplt~ (C) (30) OJ u Tn..U (COmedY) '61-Rock Hudton, Gina
II@ 00 Anl•al !Uqdta: (C) t·OO 8QtCi)1't Sia-........ llol:•s... (C) {JO) "Tiie Elephants of Tuvo." A • ~ sw.· (C) (60) Alp 'Ml· Qllls
look et the wort beln& done to save son uest:s •
the elephant from extinction in th• o i @11o1wm: (C) (60} "The 1%:00 m Mewlt: "foW Jllle .. • ...,..
veil Tsavo National Part In East Price of Salt." Kim Hunter guntl (mut1C11) '44 -Carole landlt, Kif
Alricl. u 1 woman whose areed crutes Francia. I :"~*'~(;: (C) (60) a powder ke1 attuatlon when she 1:00 e Merit: "lln Te It a....-
Marqatee U: "The A"al Hour." aeta 1 prlce on ult hlafltr than (l'OITllnct) '59-{)lcl! Kalln11n, Can1f
Sefculatiln (R) ranchers Cl~LJ ~~ llfttl· (C) Moms.
Ci) Chit Rtadl Giie fl~ 'iaWltd Ta•lb" (dr~ma) D Newt (C)
6:55 @ (])Kem Far• Fida '63-llurence Harvey, France Nu· 1:30 -.~-s...-,: ''T11nt Wltflout
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ter the WOf1d of •uto rad na When
they try to help • drher whose car
is bein1 aboll(ed by his m11ot
competit«. Wllll1m Glover, D1Yid
Hurst. and Stubby Kaye cueit. (R) 0 WMI Vfllll! (C) (30) "All llOads to Romanla. ''
JULY l I'
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
t he day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 U (C) '1'lle lat Tltin1s In Ufe
Are Fr11" (musical) '56 -Gordon
Mac:Rae, Dan Dailey. B "TIM ao, Wllo Ca•Pt • CfoM"' (drama) '61-Roger Mobley ... Ann
Lllclsta" (drama) '48-Eartha Kitt.
11:000 "Rltllllba" (mystery) '35 -
George Raft. "I'• Fro• MisMri"
(comedy) '3~b Bums.
12:30 m (C) "Alla Ab" (documentary)
'59--Thor Heyerdahl. "flll Stiles of
St. Trieu111's" (comedy) ·54 -Ala·
stair Sim.
1:30 l!) "H•ndftd·Hotlr Hunf' (drama)
'54-Jack Warner, Anthony, Steel.
4:30 fJ (C) "Al Jennings of Okl1ho1111"
(drama) '51 -Dan Duryea, Gale
Storm. B "fow Desperate Men" (adven-
ture) '60-Aldo Ray, Heather Sears.
fVENING
1:00 fJ The 811 News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy. 0 H1u1tley-Brin•ley Report (C) (30) O Stew• Alltn Sllow: (C) (90)
Steve's ruests are Pamela "Mason,
Stevie Wonder, Dayton Allen and
72-year-old diva Madame Marianna. O Six O'Clodl Morie: "Man in UM
Moon" (scl-fi) '6l~enneth More,
Shirley Anne F11ld.
Marine Boy (C) (30)
l at Masterson (30)
1 (3) Mm Griffin Show (C) : What's New?
·EJ~r
5:30 KNBC Nftl Service (C) (60)
• TM Groovy Show (C) (30)
Badtelor Fltlter (30)
McHale's Nny (30)
@ @ Hantley·Brinkley Report (C)
Ell) Spectrum: "Quasars-A Key to
Infinity." NET'S David Prowitt In·
terviews two Caltech scientists r~
sponsible for discoverin1 what may
support the "big bang'' theory of
the birth of the universe.
I Cl) CBS EYenlnr News (C)
Notldero 34 (C)
7:00 CBS Evenlnr News: (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
I F Troop (C) (30)
I Lowe Lucy (30)
Gilli11n'1 Island (30)
@ Movie: (C) "The Worid In
, hs" (drama) '52-Cregory
Peck. Ann Blyth. I WISflinaton in Review (C)
Ci) Tiit Monbes (C)
La Cuna Vada
7:30 9 Cl) Gun1111ob: (C) (60)
When Marshal Dillon Is reported
killed, a hard-nosed Swede Joins
forces with the head of a powerful
.Cattleman's Cooperative to try to
gain control of the marshal's office
-and all of Dodge City. Gunnar
Hellstrom and John Dehner euest.
(R)
0 The Monllees: (C) (30) "Mon·
kees Race Again." The Monkees en·
D @ Cl) c..-, II Afttca: (t)
(60) "Wllat's 1n Elephant Motlier
To Do?" Jim and Jofln Henry hive
trouble ridina 11e.-on a pretty 11r1
photolflpher tTYiM b> pt action
pictures of wild alllNls, especi1lly
when Ille causes 1n elephant stlm·
pede. Lynda Day cuetts. (R) 0 Milliea $ Mowir. (C) "'tloll• of
la•boo" (drama) 'S5 -Robert
Stack, Robert Ryan, Seasue Haya.
kawa.
I Tnrtll or C......-(C) (3'J)
Perry ..... (60)
DEBUT' Mlkiq T1lillp Qr-.
Mrs. Thalam Crut0, a trained
archaeolo(ist-turned ~turalist,
Inherited an Interest in p rdenin1
from a stron1 family tradition of
"makln1 thinp arow." She uses
this proaram to pass on some ol
her accumulated 11rden knowted1e
to newcomers In the field.
fl) Co•ices y Clftclones
1:00 B Tiie a..piefts: (C) (60) "Get
Me Out of Here!" The Champions
step in to rescue 1 lady doctor
who is being held against her will
on a Caribbean island. O McMI: "Double Indemnity"
(mystery) '41-fred MacMurray, Bar·
bara Stanwyd<. m HIDI (30) fil) Rainbow Quest: Pete Seeger
sin1s sonp by the celebrated
Woody Guthrie.
@E Lo Prohlbido
8:30 tJ fa (I) The Lucy Show: (C) (30)
Banker Mooney leaves a secret
packaee In Lucy's care with strict
orders that she must not open it.
(R)
D @ 00 Rat htntl: <C> <JJ>
"The Double Jeopardy Raid." Teen·
age partisans seive as the Rats'
liaison for a behind-the-lines raid.
(R)
I Men Griffi11 (C) (90)
Wef1tl 9f w .... (C) (30)
bita de Ment.ar
9:00 tJ 9 Cf) bdJ Crtfflttl: (C) (30)
Jack Albertson plays Andy's Ions·
lost cousin, an "International ty.
coon" who arrives In Mayberry via
frel&ht car. (R)
D O@NIC CoMdJ ~: ~ {GO) "Dear Deductible." Peter
Falk and Janet Lelah co-star in the
story of sonprfter Mike Galway
who hits it big in the music world
at the same time that socialite Vil·
ainla Ballard suffers a financial dis·
aster. Their tu accountant (Norman
Fell) tries to convince both they
can cut their taK payments bJ
marryin1 and he takes the rolt
of c~d. D lJ1J CI> ne Felony Squad: (C>
(30) "An Arranaement With Oeatll.8
Conclusion. Sam ~one and Jill
Briw start a deslferate search fOI
Chris Wilson and Srt. Dan Brias,
her bodY&uard, both of whom were
kldnaped to keep Chris's father
from testifyin1 111lnst the syndi· cate. (R)
! Hollar (C) (30)
Ballot Powr. '1he Press."
mmunlty affairs newsman Leo
McElroy and local political experts
analyze the performance of tflt
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II) Muiu 1 Ellrtlla M-.t
9:JO 11 9 (I) f11dlr Affair. (C) (30)
French Is ur1ed by • former &111·
friend (Anna LH) to return to his
old job with her employer, u.t
Duke of Glenmore (Patric Knowles).
~ (ff} (I) ,.,._ P1act: (C) (30)
C.rofyii and Marsha discuss the
Rossi brothers; Or. Roal and his
brother face their differencea; Tom
tries to help Edith, an unwed
mother-to-be; Steven drops In on
Rod and Betty. &llllt ... (60)
El) NEf Joamal: "What Harvest for
the Rupe(!'' A report on the ml·
rrant worbr, a man with a tar·
nished blrthrlaht. (R)
@I> Rtvista Musical NtKlft
10:00 6 QI (I) PREMIERE PrtMlert:
le) (68) "Gall to Denier.'' The
summer dramatic anthology teries
makes Its debut with a story about
Jim Kinasley (Peter Gr1Ves) and
Paul Wiikins (James Gre&OtY) who
recruit and carefully rehlll'll lock·
smith John Henderaon (Dan Travan·
ty) for a fleetlna oPportunlty to
switch counterfeit plates for real
ones. 0 9 @ I Sn: (C) (60) "A Few
Miles West of Nowhere." While In·
vestiaallng the detth of a fellow
agent In a remote desert town,
Robinson and Scott are victimized
by a lawless local mob when they
ignore warnings to leave the area.
(R) 11 '-'I!. Patna111 News (C) (60) 0 @ l1J The lie Vall.,: (C) (60)
"Run of the Savare." Nick Is
trapped in a mine with a teenaa•
desperado who is holdin& him for
ransom. (R)
I Secret Aatet (60)
Jack Lath• NtWI (C) (60)
Tatro F•lliar
10:30 II) Nws: Jf> (30) Bill Johns. f.D I IHC I A Convtnatioft wttlt
McCartMJ and IAluMNI: The two
Beatles talk about their eitploits
with the Maharishi, their rise to
music stardom and their business
venture--''The Apple Corps."
11:001J a... O'Clock Report (C) (30)
Jeny Dunphy. 0 T1tt lltll Hotir Nws: (C) (30)
Geor&e Skin!Mf.
I The Wlltlmtn (30)
Nws: (C} (30) Baxter Ward.
Mowte: .. AIMI die 8,_t DlwW
(western) '51 -Klrti Dou&las. Vlr·
ginla May.,. m a.. enne <e> <60> m Movlt: "'ht ..... ,.... (dra·
i
ma>. 'Sf-Willard Parker, Mara Cor·
..... (C} ~::.Dey 1911 (C)
11:30 IJ hie: "T OllOfTOW at T•"
(suspen19) '64 -John Grepon,
Robert Shaw.
R@@ Tiit Toollllt Sllow (C)
Mowit: .,... "" NtlPbot" (comedy) '40 -JKk Benny, Fred
Allen. 0 @Cl).., ,....., .. (C)
12:00 m .1oe ,,... <C>
12:50101ltlr U•lts ActlH n.tN: "Guilty Bystlnd·
et .•
12:45 a Movie: "T1'e 1nvt11blt '"'..,,.. (sd·fl) '59-John Apr, Jean Byron.
''This is
.Tun Cooper,
KNXTNews,
County!'
~NXT was the first
Los Angeles television station
to establish a fulltime
news bureau in Orange County.
Based in
the County Courthouse,
Jim Cooper ranges
county-wide to bring you
regular reports from this
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Weeknights,
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TUESDAY
JULY 2
For morning and afternoon
llstin1•. please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES ,,
1:30 0 "TM CfJltlf ...,. (drama) '43
-Ray Miiiand, Paulette Goddlrd. B (C) "leld Adnlltllrt" (comedy) ·~erard Phlflpe. "Tl•• Owt tw
left" (drama) '62-Jtan Sebtfl. 11:0011 .. Murdtr Wida Pktu .... ' (mys· tery) '36-lew · Ayre&. "Kill 1111
Mab U," (romance) '34 -Gary
Grant. 12:JO m ........ l'rtMlt Qartle" (dra·
ma) '47-.0.Vld Niven. ...... Tt
L.r (drama) \~nstance Smitfl.
l:JO m '"No Trd' (mystery) 'SO -
Huah Sinclair, Dinah Sheridan.
4:JO R "TM W11ete Trudi" (mystery) •58 -Stew1rt Grenpr, Geofl'
Sanders. D "TMMll MJIUenlkt" (muslcal)
•fil-Jlmmy Clanton, Roclty Graziano.
EVENING
1:00 II Tiit Ila ~ (C) (60) Jtny
Dunphy.
R H..U.,·lrinkley Report (C) (30)
Stlw AJltft SMw: (C) (90)
Guests are Abbe Lane, Tony Oerytl,
Monty Landis, and makeup artist
Christina. 0 Sit O'Clock Movie: (C) "Dtstr1'
(western) 'SS-Audie Murphy, Marl
Blanchard. Marine Boy (C) (30)
Bat Mastel'IOfl
(3) MtfY &riffln Sllow (C) : Mat's Ntw?
0 Dapertar
1:30 INIC Ntws Strvtce (C) (60)
Tiie 5roovy Slilow (C) (30)
ladltlol Fattier (30)
McH11t'1 NIVJ (30)
CI) Huntl.,·lrinkttJ Report (C)
. Sjiedma: "ESP-The Human X·
Factor." .Host David Prowitt lrwes-
tlaates the world of extrasensory
perception at the Duke Universlt1
paraP$Ycholoay laborttory. Or. J. B.
Rhine comments on his studies. \
I Cf) CIS &eUtl News (C) iilitic:iel9 34 (C)
7:00 CBS Evlftlna· Ntw1: (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
I levt lttCJ (30)
&llllpn's Island (30)
(i) A .. rtca! (C) I f Troop (C) (30)
OEIUT The AIRerican St.11r. Or.
Irwin Swerdlow, associate proftssOt
of En&tlsh at CSCLA. relates the cit·
velopment of the theatre H a fl·
flectlon of lift In the U.S. Tht flf'lt
proaram concentrat11 on ttlt col·
onlal theatre.
I (I) tik.HaWs Nft1
la C.a Ylda
7:30 Qt Cl) Dat.1: (C) (60) An
expert on Africa dr1Vu an 1illn1
baby elephant Into the wilds, hop·
In& It wlll lead hhn to • 1t11ndary elephant~aveyard. (R) a a ,.,,. • .,~(C)
(10) "Gtn e, Genie, Who'• Got die
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pose amidst colorful balloons
in celebration of the 4th of July
holiday.
The green·eyed blonde,
who once reigned as
"Miss Memphis," just recently
won an Emmy Award (Best
Supporting Actress in Dramatic
Series) for her port~ of
Eve Whitfield, the socialite·
turned·policewoman on NBC's
Ironside (Thursdays, 8:30 PM),
starring Raymond Burr.
Born in Brooklyn, Barbara
and her family moved to
, Tennessee when she was 12
years old. There she attended
Frayser High School and later
Memphis State University, .
where she majored in speech
and drama. During her college
days she was voted Miss
Memphis and missed by a half
vote being selected Miss
Tennessee for the Miss America
contest.
While in Memphis Barbara
spent three years in experi·
mental theatre groups and
two years performing in the
Front Street Repertory Theatre.
In Hollywood she joined the
Los Angeles Art Theatre,
of which she is still a member.
She was put under contract
to Universal City Studios
in 1966.
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"This is
Robert
Sinunons,
KNXTNews,
Sacran1ento.''
KNXT was the first
Los Angeles channel
to establish a fulltime
news bureau in
the State Capitol. ·
Robert Simmons' assignment:
your dollars
and how they're spent;
how your representatives vote;
how the legislation -
r
will affect your future.
Weeknights,
watch:
The Big News
at 6:00 pm and
Eleven O'Clock Report
CBS~2
THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, JUNE 29, 1968
TUESDAY (Continued) mouthed record promoter Wtlo ere.
Genie?'' Put Ill of four parts. Jean· atn problems for disc Jockeys Lt'llis · sh nk and Clarb. (R) nie's Impish &ister impnsons ru • Ji! ~ IT\ NYPD: (C) (30) •tn... tn Tony and Roier in a birdcal' \.llJ '"" wflile Jeannie I remains locked In II umdrop." All atlf'ICtiva n.
a safe. Jeannie ll's master, Habib convict named Jilly Ammory help,
(Juest Ted Cassidy), furious at their detedFves Ward aM Cano Clo• in
Intrusion Into his harem. threateni on a t1r theft rlna. (R)
to do 1w1y with the two astronauts. I ~ ti TrMI (C) (30)
IR • low. hlot ..._ c..ftttACt
C11M rrtze Radii (C) (30) Mlrttl a la Zl:~
(DI Cl) Canilell's Cer1llas: (C) 10:00 R Qt (I) CIS 11 ... Spedaj: (C)
( ) "The War Diamonds." Hans <10> "OfBladt America." Arst pro-
Gudqast, who plays Hauptman g:ram of a series of six that trace
Hans Dietrich on "The Rat Patrol," the history of the Nqro and relate
portrays Lt. Garrison's Nazi counter· it to his place In the U.S. today.
part. (R) The show is presented In a mara· IJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Caf. zlne format; often more than ont
IDoclW' (adventure) '64-Jean Paul $UbJect covered on each broadcast.
Belmondo, Claudia Cardinale. This first episode Is entitled "Black
GJ Truth el' Coaseqaences (C) (30) History: Lost, stolen or Strayed." , m ~ Cruise Ship Adftn-Bill Cosby narrates.
tllre!(C) (60) Victor Jory host.a and IJ '-'I!. Plltaa• "'" (C) (60) Jean Inness and Lynn Borden are @ (1) 1" llWldlra: (C) (60)
featured in a humorous travel·ad· "The Ransom." Vincent captures an
venture aboard the Cruise Ship on important alien leader. A member of
the Caribbean. Vincent's group of "believers" takes fJD Dt Frtndl CW: "feasting on him to an abandoned &rist mill in
the Remains." With Julia Child. Vermont where it Is suspected the m Somisas aliens have a rqeneration center.
I* O tiJ Cl) SMwc.ast '61: (C) (30) Alfred Ryder ruests. (R)
Neil Diamond ruests when New Or· I Stent Aat.t (60) leans Is host to re1ional talent, in· Jadl l.atM• ....., (C) (30)
cludln1 Susan Rene, YOCalist: The Fftllrite SlllrJ (C) (30)
Main Attraction. a rock group; Tom . : ..-. S19pll1.,: The 104·
Ruch, a "pop" singer; and The piece Boston Symphony Orchestra
American Breed another rock group. is conducted by Erich Leinsdorf.
8 ROLLER GAMES-LIVE! (C) ~,:: to ii;c~!s M~~.d,"~~ * T·BtRDS vs. NEW YORK 115," and Mahler's Symphony No. U Roller Cames: (C) (2 hr) LA. 6. in A Minor.
T·Birds vs. New York Bombers. Oi (i) , ..... m Haztt (3o> et r.;. .. E.-.
fJD NET ~: 'Jhirtffn Against 10:30 0) 11191: (C) (30) Bill Johns. Fa~t--The ~1~er. (R) ll:OO IJ Ellwll O'Cledl ~ (C) (30)
fl) Lo Probtb~ Jeny Dunphy.
1:30 U a Cl) Sllowth•: (C) (60) 11 n. 11111 .._ llews: (C) (30) Frank Fontaine, remem.bered for his George Skinner. '·
appearances as Jacloe Gl~ason's 11" .....,.. (30)
television sidekick •. is the . perfom;i· Nl'ft! (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
tn1 host on a~ 1ntemht10na1. bill • Mowie: "'Siep tf Sidft., Strttr
that Includes his fellow· Amencans (drama) '60-Donald Sinden, Nicole
The Four Fr~hmen. Also on the Berger, Kieron Moore. . 1
bill ire Pans-born Mac Ronay, m L• CnM (C)
Spain's Picasso, French puppeteer 0) flhwie• -c.fir11 er Duy" (drl·
fl!'illipe Gentry and The London ma) '41~ Amedle Joan Be11-llne Dancers. nett. ' B @@Tue~ar ~ig:ht It tilt I~ ..... (C) MOvlts: (C) 'Clp~n Nent111, 6 J11is o., 1911 (C) M.D." (comedy) '63-Gregory Pecll. ....,
Tony Curtis. Angie Dickinson, Bobby •
Darin. Story of the varied personali· 11:30 IJ Mewie: ........... (myslt!J)
ties in a war·time Army Air Corps '49--Rod Clmeron, Cathy Downs.
psythlatric wtard. headed by a cap· 0 9 00 TM Tlll6dlt Slltw (C)
t1in who is distressed at curing O Mowie: .,.....,, He a.,." (com·
patients only )o have them sent edy) '4S-fred MacMurray, Mar·
back to active duty and possible jorie Main.
death. (fil O '-" r.n a.-•w.-SIMtr (C) U (j}) CI) It Takes a Thief: (C) WJ \1.1...., -
(ro) "When Good Friends Get To· 12:00 m ... ,,.. (C) I
1ether." Alexander Mundy poses as lZ:lOGJ MMlilllt SIMr: "The Greet
a aovemment official to prevent Scarf," "The Depmed," "Casa110¥1
,oun1 Prince Mardak from beinf Brown," and "Tomorrow Is Fot·
influenced against the U.S. by his ever."
uncle. Prince Phon Sing. (R) 0) Actie1t 1'11h: "Yukon Ven·
I Mtl'Y liriffln (C) (90) g:eanc:e."
W~ndtrtust (C) (30) tt50 B Mawie: ......... Tlfritelf
Anita dt Monte11ar (western) ·~11 Williams. Gloria
t:tll 0) Allltrican Wnt (C) (30) Talbott.
fJD II,~ hnptctivt: "Black Con· 1:001J Mewit: "fldlt .. $111ppen" rress., A panel of local newsmen (ad'tenturt) '63-4>1trick Allen, Wll·
questJOn Walter Bremont about the liam Holl
wort! ot his community organization. II Mwie: .,... I.Mr TM 1 Salo
fl) TY Musical Ossart ...., (~) •49 -Jane Wyman. u IJ a (j) Cood Momin,&, World: Dennis Morrall.
(C) (30) Comedian Jan Murray U C. Ntr Wti ltaftl
pests as an energetic and. f"Ud· O ..._ (C)
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BickDavis,
KNXTNews,
San Francisco!'
· KNXT was the first
Los Angeles channel
to establish a fulltime
news bureau in
San Francisco.
Rick Davis covers
the Bay Area with
regular reports on everything
fro_m student protests
to the
Stanford heart transplants.
.. Weeknights,
watch:
The Big News
-at 6:00 pm and
Eleven O'Clock Report
CBS~2
WEDNESDAY
JULY 3
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By BEVERLY JOHNSON
lo a pre-show warm-up bdore a recent tapin,g .ol. the Steve Allen
Show (a five..f.im~a-week Filmways aod Meadowlane Enterprisa
syndicated series that airs over Kn.A, Channel S, at 6 PM) a
member of the studio audience asked, ''Steve, do they get your
. Bostoo'r' p~ "m replied Sieve with a straight face, "they see it but they
don't t iL" Wi~t stretching a point, the same thl~g might be said of
Allen himlelf: many people see birn, but they doo't quite get him.
Men accurately they get only a pan of him-simply becauae there
are eo many parts it's difficult to believe they're all the same man.
lbere'a Steve Allen tbe television comedian and boat of one of
television's most talked about programs, the old "Tooigbt" abow~
St.eve Allen the actor wbo starred io "The Benny Goodman Story"
for tbe movies and io "Tbe Pink Elephant" oo Broadway; there's
the Steve Allen whose poems have appeared io Atlantic Monthly
and The Saturday Review aod whose volume of poetry, "Wry oo
the Rocks," bas been published. There's Steve Allen the lyricist of
such popular songs as "South Rampart Street Parade," "Picnic"
..and ''Gravy Waltz,'' and Allen the author of 11 published books-
ransiog from short stories and an autobiography to humor and
politics. There's also Steve Allen the composer and lyricist of the
stage musical "Sophie," and composer of the background score
for the just-released movie "A Mm Called Dagger," starring Jan
Murray.
It's impossible to cover all the Allens that reside in the one
"Steverioo,'' and leading mapzines have written reams about Allen
the comedian, the author, and AIJen of the strong social cooscience,
who is deeply involved in today's world problem5!_ in philosophy,
religion, polibcs and the problems of the underprivileged.
Pap 12
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 29, 1968
WEDNESDAY (Continued) llJ 1.UMI bl lie .. (C) (30)
~ 1t Triste." A cunsllnltf fl) NET f,lllMI: '"TIM Five F1ca
tht•tens Trampu and two Sh8oh cirJazz. ~ 1967." Jill lrtisb
blDda Wbeft they arrive in a dylnc from 1riiund th• woricl )oln tht
tu.m after deUverinc cattle to 1n Het11ie Mann Qulntlt for a Pt01r1m
outt,inr Antr1 post o.th. forecast IUustntlnr the many cultura of
by 1n old fortune-till• Who wan· Jm. AclPterina ire N1bn drum.
M Into the Shiloh drover's camp, mer Olltunji, Brmlllft aubriat Lula
Is tulflUtd whtfl Tnimpa. Burt llld Htrrlqu. ind h1a trio, and Hun·
llofpn ire confronttd by Lff prian pitarist Gabot SUbo ind
KnlaM. owner of Knilhfs CUtJe his quintll
SllocMI. Robert Lalllinc. Sharon far· E ...-. .,...,
NII ud Burt Dol&llas auest. (A) t-.30 R a:a rri Ne a Al: (C) (30)
B HwJ •••• n: (C) (30) TIM>r':'!' ~MOmt AIBdalt. r.oves In ...-roWlinr AIQund Buena P1rt." with the Holllstt11 to 1 dlofus of
Part II. Slim ind Henrietta Bam1rd mlud ruction while hb fonntr
rtturn to IM v1cationland to viltt owneB are lnvolvtd In t r111ritll Knotts Beny Fenn ind the nearby row. (R)
alllptor f1nn. m z.ra.. (C) (30) ftll\l!1:'of~~~:>). llJI ...... II~ C...
Emma , .. , and John Steed lnvesti· 10:00 II a (IJ T1tt Dell Dllmt Sllow:
ptt tht disappearance of three top (C) • (60) The Briarwoods, 1 new
Brltiltl scientists. apparently kld· music.al aroup, and Peay Merth
Mped by I creature of superfluman IUesl
powtr and bealn to suspect 1 D QJ Ci) I• fw ,.. Ult: (C) f1mll~r advenary. (R) (60) ''The Shock of Recoanltlon," fJ llllitll $ ....w. (C) "'T1tl u• Farley Granier ruests u CMrley
., .....-. (drama) '57-Robert Herrod, a movie Idol, who meets
Mitcflum, Cort Jur1ens. David Hedi· P~ul Bryan thn>ulfl an old airf· IOn Men and machines attempt to friend, Anna (Martyn Muon), In
oubn.newer each other in a deadly Spain. Reallzin1 he mull r1&1ln
submarine duel durin& Wofld War his self-respect ind fr• himself
II. B1sed on novel by Commander from ttae shackles of his parultic D. A. Rayner. aients, Charity chootet tht ~II·
I Trd °' c..-.uuces (C) (30) ring to prove his lndependtnee.
Ptny 11 ... (60) Mexican matador Jose Tirado por·
NET Jm: First in series of pro-trays himself. (A)
irsim f•turin1 pertormances by I '-" htaa• Nen (C) (60) Jazz gmts. • · Secrlt Aam (60)
! rr.ler 0t1... Jd ~· Nen (C) (60) 1:10 Nfl Action: (C) (30) ''On the F..,. $l9fJ (C) (30)
L ne: Eyeball to Eyeliall." The line· : MIJW Yon,'1 Nen Goaftrtnce
men are spotllahted tonl&ht. · lol dtl MieRoles
I Hml (30) 10'.30 m News: (C) (30) Bill Johns. ~Pro~~· (C) ll:CIO 1J Ew O'Clod hptrt (C) (30)
l:JO 9 (IJ Tiie 8twtfty HHlblllits: Jeny Dunphy.
( {JO) Granny thinks she has cap· 0 Tiit lltll Hoar Nen: (C) (30)
tured Gen. Grant, unaware that her Geo'l:e ~=-(30)
prisoner is an actor (Lyle Talbot) 11. News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
In a CMI Wu movie, and sets out IJ Colort,,.tioa llofit: (C) "'.J1lt
to: woo him by donning a bathing Waddtst Si.Ip In Utt At.,.. (ODm· latut.W~. ~Ina (C) (90) · edy) '6~-. Jack Lemmon, Ricky Nel·
(ff.) Cl) Dream House: (C) (lO) son, Chips Rafferty.
keOarow hosts ~es Cllftt (C) (60)
I Merv Sriffln (C) (90) Movie: "Road Hooae" (mystery)
Wtndtrs of tbt World (C) (30) ' da Lupino. Comel Wilde.
Anita • Mont .. I, I~ ..... (C) t:00 9 (IJ lrMn Aerts: (C) (30) 11lit Day 1968 (C)
Oliver Dou1las runs into ttouble News
with the plowin1 equipment bought 11:30 1J MMe: ""'-t Nl&titf" (drama)
from Mr. Haney (R) '57-John Beal, Sheppard Strudwick.
• KRAFT MUSIC HALL II U~°:c":.:;. ~~-* Ed McMahon, Frankie venture) 'Sl-Jeffrey Hunter, Wendy Valli, Lana Cantrell Hiller. D 9 C6l Krlft Mak Hiii: (C) D @ (l) 1"t lbllep a.. (C)
(60) td VcMahon hosts.. Guests are 12:00 m Jot Pyne (C)
Lina Cantrtll, Richard Pryor, Frankie 12:30 m AIJ-Nidlt S11w: "Prtvate's Pro&·
Valli and The Four StalOns, Roau ress.'' "Roulflly Sptaklna'' and "Tht
Wllllarils and Billy Barnes. Woman in the Window." 0 @mW..._.., NIP! Movie: G) Action TIINtN: "Eye Witness." (C) "It start.d In Neplll" (come-
dy) '6G-Cl1r1c Gable Sophia Loren 1~ 0 Colofbmion llovits: (C) "fo-
Vlttorio o. Sica, M1rietto,. Paolo nrd the UnUowit" (adventure) '56
Car11nl, Claudio Ermelll. Michael -Wiiiiam H~ldtn. "Tiit , Klq and
Hamilton Is an American lawyer who Four Quttnl' (western) 56-Cl•rk roes to Naples to settle his late Gable. "FX·ll Siii* SW' (mptery)
brother's est1te. There he learns '6~Richard Wyler.
that his brother has left a youn1 1:00 6 Movie: ''Hen Chit dill WAVES"'
son, Nando, who is beln1 looked (musical) '44-ein1 Crosby, BlttY
after, •and not t09 well, by an Hutton.
"aunf' -honky·tonk entertainer O Mowi« "Mr. Detda &ees ID
Lucie. Hamilton decides to uke Town" (comedy) '36-Gary Cooper.
Nando to America, bu: feces two Jean Arthur.
formid1ble obstecln-luda and the B Co•lltlftltr llOttin lterd
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THURSDAY
JULY 4
for morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
S:OO 0 (C} "SllaldtJ SarW' (mystery)
'5&-RhondJ Aemlna. (C) "1.t&llMI
of tilt lost" (ad'Wnture) '57-John
Wayne.
1:30 D ""*"• Alw1,. T•••nN" (drama) '56 -Barbara Stlnwycll.
f'ted MacMurray.
12:30 m "A Hm 11 . ..,_.. (drama) '56
-Stephen Boyd. 'fll• ii tltt
Ntpt" ( m uslcll) '41-f»rbclna LI ne.
1:30 ID "Air Strlb" (drama) '5&-Rlch·
ard Dennlnr. Gloria Jean.
,4:l0 IJ "Sai..., low" (rom1nco) '58
.1 -John Saxon, Jiii St John.
5:00 0 (C) "lllllMf'a T.....-(daa..
sic) '39 -Cartoon feature created
by Max Fleisher.
fV[NING
6:00 f) TM Iii lltws: (C) (60) Jt
Dunphy. 0 tht.U.,-lm*ltr ... rt (C) (30) e sttwt Alten s...: <C> (90>
Jayne Meadows, Eartha Kitt, ColVln
and Wilder, and The Strawberry
Alarm Clod! cuest. (R)
SUNDAY, JUNE 30
0 Sia O'Clea .... (C) ""' fiiWd of Sberwoocl ,.....''(ad'fen·
ture) '61~1chard G11ene, Stnh
Branch.
I Mlrinf loJ (C) (30) Bit ........ (30)
CJ) Mn lrtffln S""' (C) Wilat'11Newf
EJ DllPll'ttr
1:30 I IOflC Nftn Smict (C) (60)
• Tiit ''°"' Sllow (C) (30) ldtter F.U..r (30)
Mdtalt'1 NIVJ (30) 00 Hutllf-lriMJ., 1..-rt (C)
: $pectn111: 'The Air11ne Piiat-
Tralning for Tomorrow T~." An
examination of the aophlstbttd
training methods needed for today's
hl&h performance Jets and ttie fu-
ture supersonic tntnsports. a (I) CIS EvttmJ N_, (C) ~ Netlclero 34 (C)
7:00 II CIS Emitn1 Newa: (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
F TrMp (C) (30)
I Lovt lJKy (30)
CHll&H'• Island (30)
(j) "'"' .. Wlld (C) . Sien•• Flit (f) Mdlllt's N"f u C:.a Vada
7:30 11 QI m Cimarron strt11: CC> (90)
Tue4 -Weld plays a forlom girt
who saws Marshal Jim Crown's life
and falls In love with him. TIMI
Marshel Is stunned to discover that
the gir1 Is In love with him, ...,..
cially when he realizes that lhe Is
a servant of the min who lflot him.
(RJ B ~ 00 Danltl ..... : (C) (60)
'The Value of a King." Daniel Is
cauitrt by a band of runaway
10:30 AM IJ Angels Baseball: (C) Angels vs. Senators.
12:00 f) Professional Soccer: (C) Santos of Brazil, with their world·
renowned star Pele, and the St. Louis Stars of the North
American Soccer League meet in an International contest.
telecast live from Busch Memorial Stadium, St. Louis. This is
the first ii!me played by the Brazilians against a North Ameri·
can Soccer League club. Santos boasts the biggest drawing
card in the history of sports in Pele, the ''wlll·o'-the·wisp"
whose prowess swept Brazil to World Cup championships in
1958 and 1962. The club from Rio de Janeiro is noted for its
''walking" attack, intricate formations and artistic ball control.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3
8:00 1J NFL Action: (C) "On the Line: Eyeball to Eyeball." Seldom·
in the limelight, the essential linemen are featured tonight in
action.
THURSDAY, JULY 4
10;30 AM g Angels Baseball: (C) Angels -vs. Detroit Tigers.
SATURDAY, JULY 6
11:00 AM O Ma)or League Baseball (C)
2:00 f) Buick Open Golf Tournament (C) The final two days of the
four·day $125 000 tournament are telecast live from the par-72
Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club course in Grand Blanc, Mich. U ABC's Wide Wotid of Sports: (C) live telecast of lO·round
heavyweight match between former world ch~mplon Sonny ·
Liston and fast-rising Henry Clark at San Franc1soo.
__ Liston, age 36, Is one of boxing's r_nost controversial a.nd
dynamic figures. He lost th~ heavywe1~ht ~rown to Cassius
Clay in February 1964 and fa iled to regain it in a return match
in May 1965. .
Clark, a 23·year·old native of San Francisco, rank~ seventh
by the World Boxing Association, has won seven straight bouts.
The latest was an upset win over Leotis Martin in a preliminary
to the Jimmy Ellis·Jerry Quarry title bout.
5:00 I) Hoftywood Pant Races: (C) The $1 00.000·Added ~ollywood
Derby for three·year·olds is contested at the classic distance of
11;. mile.
slaves, thtn by the 111 captain who o( Robert Bol\) "A Man for M
is huntlna them. (R) Sea10ns."
D "LET'S GO TO THE ENtcM de r..tre. * PrRACEbS!'v' OWNl'NS MACASRHKIETSI 1:30 !1~~.~ft F~~lOJ .. ~-:
es. "I a fellow officer who la accused ol I Lit'• 5o te t1tt a.-CC> (30) taklna a br1be and ""'11 .tt· l17J (I) Seatld H•... Y•n: I I th he off~ 130> "For Whom the Drums nesses c a m ey nw t ..... Be~l" Luke tries to aid his Cheriwa ij' Ci)~:' ;..:~c, <'?so,
Indian blood brvthe11, whoa r..,.. Jiii tr1n to help Susan; C.RllJn
vatton Is to be taken wer for a twllt Jett she despites Joe· Normaft
mlulle sit.. While Chief Velwt Informs Rod they have • ;..,. bu9'·
Glove, his JT1ndd1Ufflter Glolia nm competitor:
Runnlna F1wn and other Cheriwas II) TrMI (C) (lo)
camp In the Carpenter backylrd, 6i) lnclla! MJ India! Yavar Abbn
Luke appeals to Col. G11TOWay to an Indian · national who Is 11patrl'.
Intercede with Gen. Small. (R) ated after 17 yeers of seff.alle In fJ Million $ Movie: , (C) "Da•n Enatand. looks at progress In his YlftllHI" (musical) 68 -Tab homeland
Hunter, Gwen Verdon, Ray Walston. lO:OO P. ' ~· Du Mlftln "-ti I Truth °' Conttq11t1KU (C) (30) • r 1_!. (C) (60) a-'"" M•n (60) t 01 ._.... _., ftltllrt: 'The Elusive Volcano." Heatherton, Fntnk Sinatra Jr. and
A documentary on the search for Peul Lynde ofter a muslcll ulute
the most southerly adfve volcano to the Thirties, ranflna from 1
In South America-Mount Burney. dance marathon to the IOllP of
a:oo .... !!J. (C) c2 hr) B ,.,.. """·· ..... <Cl < . .,, I Nutn ata Mutlcal Eddie Cantor.
@ C1J T1tt Flytn1 Nun: (C) S.,.nw n.tm: (C) (~) '1'ht
( ) ''Young Men With a Cornette." Sweet Teste of Venaeance. John
Sister Bertrille breaks her promise Forsythe, Diani Hyland, and Jad
to the Mother Superior not to tell Weston sta~ In a story about 1
anyone outside the convent that she man who hires an a1ent to fotc9
can fly when she meets a little boy the man's ex·wlfe to return to hll
whose fanciful stories about her country with money she stole. But
have gained him · 1 reputation aa 1 the a1ent falls In love Witt\ ttie
Pt.Jtnc t11e Cult• JICt 1111 NIWS (C) (60) I Haztl (30) • liar. (R) lwom::C..t::tnt (60)
Lo Profllbldo FIVIHf:te Story (C) (30)
1:30 @ 00 Ironside: (C) (60) 'The Cl1 T1tt Un1»~~le1
Challenge. ' Chief Ironside attempts : RlD Rwtew: ~udytnc the
to find 11 clue in the murder of a eather From Space. o,r. Hibbs
chess·pi1ylng friend. ProftSIOr Karl looks at systems of televising 1nd
Anderson. from their fi!'lll cryptic predicting the weather from uttt·
conversation. (R) lites. 0 @ (]) Btwttdttd: (C) (30) 10:30 m Newa: (C) (30) 8111 Johns.
"How Green Was My Grass." Darrin 11:00 II EJnan O'aodl R.,ort: (C) (30)
slams the front door of the house Jerry Dunphy. as he leaves In a huff and the 6 0 Tiit Uttl Hottr Nen: (C) (30)
In the street number flops over, Geor1e Skinner.
down a lawn of bri1ht green syn· Ntn: (C) (30) Baxter Went becoming a 9. Delivery men put I Tiit Wtttamm (30)
thetic. grass and this leads to a • Coloftwatlon Mowtta: (C) To·
neighborhood argument which only n 1ht'1 films ere "A Kiss lleto"
Sim's witchcraft can cura. (R) OyinJ," "Wild River," 'The Bumins
I Merv Crfffln (C) (90) Hiiis.'' 'The Balearic Caper," and
RMI Kind (C) (30) "Thunder Cloud."
Off.lblftP: "William F. Buclllay m t... CJane (C) (60)
Jr." Newspaper columnist Art Selden· m Movie: Hllttr of 111• Uldlr·
baum talks with the 1uthor-editor· WOfld" (mystery) ·3~ franclt..
TV personality about his books and Hum~rey Boaart1 the performance of the news media. I Newa (C)
@m Anita cit Mont""'r 6 Tltil Day 1911 (C)
9:00119 Cf) Tltmdey NIOt Mowie: News (~ Nflljit Fro11 Alh1J1" (drama) 11:30 II Mowte: "Battle st.tioltl"' (Id·
'64-Yul Brynner, Richard Wldmart, venture) '56-John Lund, Wllll1m
George Chaklris, Suzy Parter, Shlrlay Bendix.
Knl&hl A carro vessel ls b11tt11rect R Qt Cl) 11tt TonlOt n.w (C)
by a typhoon and seamen ire at· tiilOwlt: HQ Qlltt "' .._ w.t•
temptin1 to transfer women and ern Front" (adVenture) '30-ltw
children to lifeboats. Brynner, Wld· Ayres. John Wnty.
martt and Chaklrls portnty men dis-f) (HJ (I) Jeer lilllop Aw (C)
patched to the 11rea. En route the 12:00 m Jot Pyne (C)
stories of their personal fives are l2·JO m M-Nlafrt Dor. 'Th M I told In flashbacks. (R) • , __ .. "C'I M rtl. .. .,;. Made O @ (])That Girl: (C) (30) 'Th• LUn., • ,aXJ .~ n, .. IJ
Other woman." Ann Marie's ""ist· Me • Criminal, and A Dispetdl
ence that her father escort Ethel From Reuterl" ere shoWn.
Merman to rehears1I after 1 chance ID Action Tlttatn: "Inner Sano-
enc:ounter, and the consequent gos. tum."
sip Item cause her mother to leaw 1:0011 Mewtt: ~ Mt "'*" (~ home. Ethel Mennan Portreys her· edY) '3>-£ddle Cantor, Eltlel Mer·
self. (R) man. m True Advtnblrt (C) (30) 8 Mowte: '1llt Cit ~ (hor· fD TIMltrt ltlt Host·critlc Hal ror) '46--1..ols Collier, Paul Kelly.
Merienthal looks at some ecenes 8 Co1111 .. 11ttr lllltdl IMnl
from The Chapel Theatre production """ (C)
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FRIDAY
JULY 9
For morning and afternoon
listlnp, plea-see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
l:JO fJ (Ci ...,.. s,oilen" (1dvtnturt) ~ne Buttr, Jeff Chandler. o cc> "lllM ADIJ" (dr1ma> ·ss -John Wayne. (C) ""-h 111 tile
ll"IJ f1aaeJ Wt' (drama) '5&-
Grepry Peck. Jennifer Jones.
moo 1J "Tlllrtltll Moan i., r (dr1-
m1> '36 -Fred Mee.Murray. "1111
• ..,.. ~" (drame) 141
Don Amtdle.
U:JO GI~ (drama) '56-MIB
Stewa. "ht'*"'" (dramt) '56-Van Heflin. •
i:10 m "PoliCll .,.,.. <fr1111tCY) 'SS--nm Turner, Slndra Dom.
4:l0 R "leetl .....,. (dnma) '52-
Wllllam Holden, Johnny Sttwart. 0 .. ,.., 1"'9 Itel" (drama) '55
-Jacqua Stmal, Kurt Kaznar.
rv r N1Nr.
l:GO • Tiie Iii ~ (C) (60) Jeny
Dunphy.
I Hlintlef·lrlUJIJ Rtplft (C) (30)
..... Allee Sllow: (C) (90) Anne
ncis, Cliff Arquette, Kim Weston.
and The Cannonb1ll Adderly Sextll
~. (R) u Sia O'aoct Mwlt: "Airtlenlf"
(1dventure) '62-8obby Diamond,
Robert Chrlstl1n.
1 ...... .., (C) (30)
lat MasterlOa (30)
CJ) Men lriffln (C) ihrs New?
E hll*br 1:301 KNIC Nl'ft s.vta (C) (60) Tllt 8roowy SM (C) (30)
ladlelof r.u.r <30> Mcltalt's NIWJ (30) =· ltl..u.; Rapoft (C) : : "Fuel for the Future."
David Prowltt and BBC otfici1l1
eumlne Britain'• new electrtc power
reactors, and consider Enctand'I
futur1 atomic enero plana. am cas Ev.i.t1 ..... cc> fm NOtlcllfO 34 (C)
7:GO R CIS Eftnin1 ~ (C) (30)
Wllter Cronkite. fJ F Troop (C) (30)
CD I lewe I.Kr (30) m ;1n11an'1 llland (30)
~ (i) Ci!Mtla Sl1Hcate: (C) "The
Sandri Cummlnrs Stoiy.''
fE M1n111A1 tlM S.all I•*-=
"Sales M1na1ement.'1 A film by the
Small Business Assocl1tion of Amer·
lea 1dvlsln1 tflt owntr·man11er on
trainlna. motivatln1 and cbmPtn·
satin1 his salesmen.
QI Cl) Mdlllt's NIWJ
8) LI Cui YICil
7:l0 8 9 Cl) Tiit Wllll WIW Welt (C) ~) JllM$ Wiit II trltd f)y 1
oourt of cutttll'Oltl wtlo btfftw ht
has murdtttd his friend and fellow
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 29, 1968
a11nt. Artemus Gordon. West faces ,...., a 9 Ci) ....,,... S.UIAI: ~ 11:00 II EJMa O'Cltct laport: (C) (30
•ecutloHf found Innocent. (R) (30) ""'Peter M1rShall hosts. Jef1Y Dunphy. . ~ .. .,.: (C) (60) "Mlm1n'1 Maalc B Hollywood "" ,,... (C) (30) a Tiie Ulla .... Ntwl: (C) (30
Thi a.J~ .... of the M (i1) (j) Tllt C.u of Wllf Son-• Ge«ae Skinner. cus." s ""'""'""' •Y• Mitt (C) (30) "Th• Turkey Shoot." I One Slip ..,... (30) series was c1ncelltd laat winter end Will and JJI are the obJecta of • News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. has Its first showin1 tonlaht. Terry 11111
and Rall join a tmellnr circus manhunt when • bull they sold • Cololtlration Mowlet; CC). "Cap. hopln& tD pus by the police with tums out to be poisoned. (R) ta n Horatio Hornblower," 'On the
... 1 h t D--'d Op t sh nd ! Surfaidt 6 (60) Threshold of Spaca," "Sprinafleld mt r elep an "' a a u 1 NET P11yi.ou11: "Thirteen Rifle," "Desert Warrior.'' and "The Miiton Ch1n1 s:uest.
• What scandal marred the Inst F1~Th• Judie." Alex.an-McConnell Story" art shown.
, der Knox stars as a French Judie ! lei Crlne (C) (60) * 'PRESIDENT'S LADY ? whose private life curiously parallels MW: (C) '"HtUe. F~ Httlo"
Presented by Ttvifty Drug tfle murder case he Is hying. C rama) '43 -rAJict Faye, John II Movie: "1'bt rmw.rrs LldY" @I) luenu NocMI AJecria Payne.
{d(arna) '53 -Susan H1yw1nl. 10:00 a a Ci) Anterlul rroflle ---I ~ ..... (C) Charlton Hiiton. clli: (C) (60) "Home Country, 6 This Dey 1911 (C)
1J ~ (I) Off Tt Ste Ille Wil.arcl· USA." The special proaram exam· ~ews
(C) ~) "Zeb I th Kitche .: Ines the American philosophy th.at · estiwll dt Pelal11 Mtllaaa
Part I of twora pa':u 1Jay No~ the herit11e and bedrock strenrtti 11:30 f) MMe: "Cly Din,.... (dr1ma)
M1rtln Milner Andy Devine Joy~ of AmeriCI lies In its 1ras1 roots 'Sf-Dick Powell, Rhonda Flemlnr.
Meadows and Jim Davis ~r In and its people. Chet HunUey re-O lil (jJ The TOllJOt Slltw (C)
the story of 1 12-yter-old boy who ports. (R) IJ MOVW. "F1911di•H's ~
Im his pet mountain lion-and all I~ hlnall News (C) (60) (romance) '44-Joln Fontaine, N· ... ...... 1 .... --f ... @ @ Judd, for tM DefeftM: turo De Cordova. uil ~uier H ma.__pe rom u•• ( ('ro) "What Can You Do With fJ @ (!) JotJ liSllop SIMlw (C) ;· J:.. $ llewit• (C) °'1'e ~ Monty?" Judd defends a brillllnt QI(() saillte tt I st.r
........ (tdventure) 'SS-Burt Lan· aclentlst ~~ is ch1rgtd with slay-12:00 m Joe ,,... (C)
camr, Dlant l,ynn, Wall9f Matthau. lnr his wif• • ex-boyfriend. Char1es 12:30 GI All-llldit ~ (C) "Honlbl• ml'nllll ., c:....-(C) (30) Aldman, Janice Rule, Albert Salmi Dr. Hitchcock/' "Forelan lntriaue,"
OJ ""1 ...... (60) ; nW.:" w'::'1T=-(~ .. (60) "Mighty Ursus," .~nd "The Pirate
Ii) DOur ... Wiie f-': Gertld Hlfhllitlts of the events of the and the SIBY8 Glr1 art shown.
Kerton Is tflt flrat tudltr fNtured past week ere captuM-tht action m Actioft ~ "Htadln' fOf'
In this NET urtts. The Harvard In the community, the state, the HeaYefl."
physics proflSIOI' communicates the netlon and the WOf1d. 1:00 8 Movie: "Wilen tile RtdlkJD
ucitement of l>rldalna tilt "two CD JICl Utlaam Nw1 (C) (60) "" Rode" (west. ern) '51 -Jon Hill. cultum"-of ldenc:e and non·acl· II) Lida Uln MltY ClsUe.
•nee ltudenb. 10:301 Ntwa: (C) (30) Bill Johns. D Movie: "Tllt Mid ~ II> RftW.I Malcal ln..mloa: "Shapin& Metal (mystery) '65 -Hanlfor1 Ftlmy,
l:GO I .._ (30) aanetically.'' Dr. Brenneman and Mar1a Perschy.
' Lo PrellltMdt his 111ests look at IOR'lt new tool· U Co111111unl_, lulled' Botrd
l:30 B 9 Cl) ao..., ~C: (C) in& cone19ts. 0 News (C)
(30)Buddy Lester plays a e1nf ----------------------7""-i shark who, after cllppina Set. Clrter 1
and other servicemen, t1kes on
Gomer, wtlo has nMr before pm·
blea.' (R) 8 QJ Ci) Star Trtl: (C) (60)
'iJOumey to Babel." The Enterprise
transports ambassadors to a Yitai
council meetlnr ind runs lfoul of
murder and lntricue. The deltptlon
Includes Mr. Spocll'a parents (Jane
Wyatt and M1rt Lenard), and hla
tither Is accuud of murder. Spock,
despite his mother's pleta, refum
to aid hia father i nd Insists on I
takln1 over for Kirt as an alien '
vesael attacts .. (R)
fJ (ft) (I) M• "' I S•itaa: (C) I {60) "Web With Four Spldtra.'1 Mc-
Gill tries to diSCCMr whit lits be·
hind the menaclnf threat that fol· 1 lows Dr. James NOfbert'a bout of
amnesiac drunkenness in Menchest·
er. Ray McAnally guests. m MetY 'riff1a cc> <90> m H .. e11 c.111 <C> <30>
fil) Sptculatltn: "A Conversation
With Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tin·
dy." Or. Keith Berwick covers a VI·
riety of topics with tht husband·
and·wife $111• team. (R)
II) Anltl dt Montt•tr
t:OO II 9 Ci) Frld.y Nla't Mowit: (C) ""9 Slcrtt ISIYlllen" (•dvtn·
lure) '64 -Stewart Grenier, Rlf
Vallone, Mlc:My Rooney, Edd Byrnes,
Henry Silva. The story of the ex·
ploits of a handful of cxmvlcted
criminals wtto sne Yugoalnla fOf
the Allied CIUte In Wor1d War II.
(R) (Rtldleduled}
... Aaerbl (C) (30) ., ....... '""
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This m•aulne la publlahed wMll~fo!' t.hla n.wspaper by lV WUJ(,, a dlvtaion of Qrtfftn P'rtll _,.. C.., Inc., editorial •nd produe> tion offlcnf P.O. BOK ':':to, Olend•le, alif. Address advertlslna lnqulrf" to the dlsp •Y •dvertlalna GeJNtrtment of thl1 n-.peper. ~
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SATURDAY 10:000. I~ :r::~~C) . ~Jtltion Movie: (C) "Tiit
JULY I at ftltlW Rivel" (weitenl) '53-Guy Madison, Frank Lovejoy.
MORN I NI. I!) Cine MtllcHo
10:30 I ~ Sf>ICe ,.... (C) 6 AeDtl Ant (C)
7:05 fJ Colorbratioft Mow1e: (C) °'T1le ''°"" of tllt J111p (C)
Muter of Blllutnle" (adventure) 11:00 fl Cl) M9bJ Didi (C)
'53--Errol Flynn. Ci) Maje( Leape ._.II:
7i211J~ive Us 1'111 0.,/,._. eams to bt announced. ,
7:30 SumlW St•llfllf (C) Mowit: "S1rMb tf ~
· Cool McCool (C) (drama) '42 -Burgess Meredith
Desip fer lAlnMfll Claire Trevor. '
Efftctiv• llwtn1 (C) fJ @ (}) T1tt 8utltl (C)
Mr. WllMN>N (C) Q) Award Tlleatre: "Desperadoes
7:'5 Saued Heart (C) Are in Town," •
tGO ~Cl) Capt.all ll•preo (C) 11:3019 (!) $uptnlan/Aqu1aan (C) @ Ci) s..,. 6 (C) @ CV A..tca11 BllldstaM (C)
Movie: "tfollywood '"*anl" · Ctlorbration Movie: (C) "Tiit
(drama) '3&-John Halliday, Robert Wanitr Ea!M'm'' (spectacular) '60
Cummings. -Tina Louise, Kerwin Mathews.
l\FTrRNOON I Country -Mak (C)
UI @ ~ S., PrtlidMt (C) @ 1lle Futaatic F .. (C)
Colo rltiolt Mtwit: (C) "J1m. 12.1JO I Un Canto de M.UC. dwbirds" (drama) '42--Gene Titr· 1Z:30 9 (!)Jonny Quest (C)
ney, Preston foster. Mowie: USl!a11P.i Ellw_.. (ad· t.oOI ~ ~. Fran...,. Jr. (C) venture) '32 -Marlene Dietrich,
• ~ ~ T1lt FliMbllwNi (C) Clive Brook.
Al-..;. ~. ~!!_l(C)llo R d'' • @ 1J HapPlftla& '68: (C) Tht '"''"' •-u•. ->ui n OI Raiders iuest.
and "To the Victor" are shown. &l 81• Ribbofl Tlltatre: "Gun t.301 ~ (j) T1lt Herceleldl (C) Moll." · ~ 00 Simon and 8elldl (C) I Anita cit Monllaar Movie: "Hour ..,.,. .,..... 1:00 tB (!) Tiit Lone ... ,., (C)
(drama) '44-Franchot Tone, V.-aa· Movie: "~ (adveft.
ica lake. . ture) '59 -Joel Lawrence, Sally
0 @(3) JMrMf to tilt c.ter tf Fraser.
the Elrtil (C) fJ Colorbration Mowit: (C) "Hell m E.scueta DEX (C) . lfld Hi&ll Water" (adventure) '54
...
- Richard Widmar\ Cameron Mltdl· ' ell. I
D ......... , USA: (C) •111e F•·
int flatitn." Jack Vau&hft, Dlflctlr
of the PttCI Corpe. cl*'-... IEIM: Wllllill,.._ (C)
1:30 Cl) 11lt ..... -~ (C) : "Sar..,. (d,..ma) '49
-Stewart Gran&tf', Joan Greenwood.
II BUICK Presents * "BUICK OPEN"-llve 3rd Round-Top Pros
2:00f)Qi(l)lalct ()pea Ctlf T..-
Nlltat: (t) The $125,000 tourney
Is played at the Warwick Hiiia Golf
Ind Country Qub In G.rand Blanc,
Michipn. The play et th• four fin·
ishiftl holes of the par-72 cou,.
will be broadcast on tht final two
days of the four-day rutd1. D Mewlt: (C) "Tiit ........,. _,
filtlp" '(adventure) '64-Guy Mid·
iton, Nadia Gn1y. 11 Mn: "'9 Soot! Tt Die" (dra·
ma) '57 -Richard Bltehart. Anne
Bancroft. fJ ABC's Wide Wertd of stllftl:
(C) The heavywellftt match betwtttl
former world champion Sonny Li•
ton and fast-rislnr Hemy Clar\
from San Fn1ncbco. ID Car...t llleltrt: ''Sewn Guns
to Mna."
2:30" st.tea ...,_ ma..• s. ea.
3:00 B Pr1lied lltlll 'St.rt (C) Mia
MCIOMJ belfna a -* of alx
broadcasts •bout Our Community
Helpers. Today's epiaodt la about
the city policeman.
3:15 m n. ~ <C>
3:30 11 Exp1trw 10: (C) Kenneth Jack.
man, aldtd by film and studio dtm·
onstrations. explains the thtofy of
rocket propulsion.
or1anlz1tioft'1 1~111 lnwot.
mtnt In the under·dMlapecl cou.-
b1t1 of the world. D Mwli: "n. llacl .._.,(mp.
tery) '48 -Loub Haywanl, JIMt
8111(.'
I CYter. Ctlor ni.trt: <C) "Tht Kini'•
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4:00 8 ~ (C) .......... _, T..,.
(drama) '55--Paul Htnrild.
l ........ (C)
Sports s,edal: (C) "Grtnd PYtlt
Racine." HlahliCflts of the Laa V•
111 Stardust went and the N ... u
'66. a Ct1t1tw1t1H .... <C> ,_. iirH" (Willem) 'SI-Brian Keith.
4:3019 (i) ... ,111b111. (Q . Teaciiii-'U (R)
5:00 8 9 (I) IW)su• Pad lfw: ('"Cj lite "TlOO,OQO.Addld Hollywood
Dert>y climaxes 1 -·'°"I INt·
tie fOf supl'imac:y In the tti ... reer·
olcf dMllon. The rtchtst riCi "' !he West is contlstld at the daaic
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