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JHUJlSDAY AFTERNOON, ~U~Y ;(, l,68
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Youth Surrenders in Tear· Gas ·uarrage' 14 · ·Arrested
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In -Newport
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Narco _Raids'
F<Jurteen Onmge Coast teen-agers
were erreeted in Ne""90!1: BeadJ. late
Wednelclay night in two inddeDU in-
volving 1be olleged use of marijuana. ·
Molt d. b:lle art'f.l5ted W'Ell't at-
t...ting a party next door to 1lhe
residence of a Newport policeman, ac-
00<ding to-1be amOtlng officers.
-Twelve youthl, seven of them under
· -i a, were...,_ up<¢~:~~
Ave. after a Po!lceman living n e x t
daor-.W.fan muuJLomount of ·' 1'!alilt m•11nc 111 llld out ol \lie booae, 'lbt.att ....... _ _..,......
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Coventry, H""1lnt1Mt Beacli.
Cbrlltopber· Buchanan, 19, of 1139
1 Salvad«, ·Olsta Mese.
Jam11 Deu, 19, a resident bf. the -~yhouse. ·
1 Afart ~er, 18, ol 2740 DeSoto Ave., Ceola Mesa.
Joe Brewer, 18, Of 234 Fairway
Place, Costa Mesa.
In a second incident, police &aid a
boy, 17, and girl, 15, were charged
with possessing marijl.Bla after the
yow:tg couple .was found smoking the
weed-on a curb outside tOe girl's
house. .
Police said. e patrol tificer saw the
~Y flick away 'the butt ol an &1'1&ed
mari)u.@n& cigarette end det~ the .qeav,c odoi' of"'-,._. oatllo ,,-
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Long Beach
Holocaust
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Kills Two
CHOKING F~OM 'TEAR GAS, SUSPECTEO BANOIT STUMBLES OUT OF CAR WITH GUN
Mbked Police. In Flak Jackets Train Shotguns on Charles Barbee, 19
Four Children
Killed in Fir e LONG BE ... CH (UPI) -Two per·
sons were kllled early today, and five
others were injured as· fire .l"aged
through an old. three·~ aportment·
hOUf< forcing dolenl of , O«UplUltJ Obscene Films ·
Charge ·Leveled .
On Matt Cimher
HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Ma It
Cimber, third and last husband o[ the
.tale actress Jayne Mamfield, was ar·
resm! Wednesday nlgllt by sherifl's
tilficers on a charge of showing
obscene films in bis West Hollywood
tavern.
Cimber, 32, and Ole tavern's
manager, Terrance L. Keough, 24, of
Hollywood, were booked at County
Jail. lt was expected they would be
released alter posting 1625 ball each.
Arrest warranta for the two men
_. i..,ued by Beverly Hi 11 s
MUnicipal judge Leonord Wolf, oltel'
tlie judge . reportedly viewed the
llA!egedly lewd films in person.
Also taken into custody at Cimber's
Puss 'N Boot.a tavern '!81 Pabicia Lynn Scott, 22, a patron, o€ Van Nuys,
whom officers charge had marijuana
concealed in her shoes.
Cimber, .whom MiaJ •Mansfi.eJd once
called a "bril118nt director" bad been
her busineSI manager for several
'years prior '° Mr divorce fn:m. .
•lrongmU Mickey llargitay. They had
two cblldren.
Bo~ Blast Rocks
_Canadian Consulate . /
~"YOJlit (AP) -A·dynalite
b!Ut n>ebd the ll'Ol"'1 ~~·Of
Jhe Clnldlan <biou!S, Ge1ier81 in
1nidtoWn M.....,, ~S: ...,y,
bruting & llWDber·of"
There were no reports ol injuries iii
the exp101ion which could be heard
.several blocks away. Police said the
t1:9mb wU placed outside the corner o[
\he nlne·•tory Intra Bank S. A.
buildln& al -Z'lith Avenue and 54t11
S1Het.
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Anaheim Gunman Nabbed • • ' 1 • ...
Y outli Holds Police at Bay for Three Hours
By BRUCE BENSON
ot tM D•ltr l'li.t SI.ti
Armed to the· teeth, a recalcitrant
suspected robber held off ' two· dozen
police in a three-hour siege before
dawn today tDil be~ was flushed Crom
his car by three Volleys of tear gas. ·
The tense drama unfolded on an
Anaheim street corner where Charles
Ashby Bai~, 19, Of Orange, sat in
his auto with weapons and refused to
budge.
The siege grew until more than 20 -
polk!e from three agencies surrounded
the vehicle with ttieir own gum drawn.
Floodlights played onto Barbee and
hiJ • vepicle u fi1'lt police,· then: the
gunman's · gid friend and .. .,, unkten·
tified adlllt friend lrl'll! from a
dlstiince' t:o penuade him into giving
' up.
Barbee, a small statured youth with
dark hair, set in t;)le driver's Beat o(
his car, fidgeting with a .22 caliber, 6-
inch barrel pistol and shol«UD. He did
not reply to U'9 si.trrender pleas.
Three tear gas shells were pumped
through the lowered ·window or Bar-
bee's car while other officers trained
shotguns at ttie suspect.
The gunman staggered out. leaned
aga.Uvit his ten-year-old s e d a n
coughing from the tear gas, but
refused to drop-the pistol
"Onlp the _gun or you are dead,"·
police repeate;d. Officers cringed,
newsmen ducked and fears crew sud·
den1y worse i.s Barbee began. walking
toward several poll~, his ... gun in his
Sal ety Council Predicts
800 Will . Die in Traffic
By United Prat t.te,..llOoaJ
"V acationlng Americans Were on the
road today. It bas been predicted that
as many as eeo· of .Ot9m Will die there
durin&. this .l'.Ollrih .of ,.JuIT_bollday.
' :n-~.pei;jod l>ei!Dl .•t.6 p.J11. ·~ ttlllul Wednelllo~ It ends 102
boUn lat.; at mtdn Sunday.
The'NaUooal llalety Qluncll ha1 es·
tlmated between 700 and IOO penons
would die lii' trafOc accldentl. The
American. Automobile. A1soc1aUon
sa)'s '70 mlllion person·s would travel
4.3 billion miles in 26 million auto-
mol?lles .ln. tifpt Ume.
The _ record for Olly hoUdoy ls -!
traffic deaths during last year11 In·
dependence Day holiday. The safety
council saya a DOl'Jn81 la.z..hour period
would have . ll50 Vallie dffthl. ·
A United 'Pren International cOwit
et.9 a.m. EDT abowecl at least 18 ,
persons killed in traffic accidents.
The lJteaJciloWD:
Traffic 40
Drow;nlJll• 1
Planes None
Boating 1
Total 4~
Stale highway patroll thr00gffoul .
the nation cancet.il dly1' off oncl put,
additional perlODnel ' to wort, in al·
tempto to keep ·tbe dntb. toll dO\V!I.
hand pointed downward.
Anaheim Oapt. William Franklin ap-
proached Barbee Crom the rear, tackl-
ed him, and the siege was ended
without· aeriou!I injuries,
Police said. three ollic~rs, including
Capt. Franklin, plus the suspected
bandit, were tftated at hospitals for
exposure to tear gas.
Barbee's alleged. evenlrtg of crime
started about 10 p.m. Wednesday when
police said he entered the Orange II·
quor store cartYing both pistol anc1
shotgun.
"Get yourself over to the counter,"
(See GUNMAN, Page !)
San Francisco
Homos Picket
SAN t'RANCISCO (UPI) -Two
d o z e n homosexuals demonstrated
Wednesday in· !ront _o{ ·the federal
buUdlng, askktg the govemment to
"get out. 9f the bU1ines1 of sex
dlacriminaUon!' .
· The neaUy ' dreased demonstrators,
some carryin( picket signs, were join·
ed. by a 1par1t crowd -.as five IP.takers
urged en extension Of the "principles
of the deciarallon of independence to
all Amerlcant1."
"Uncle Sam, Get Out ol My
Bedroom,''"'Hire a Tokep Horito," and
"Take Sex Out of Govenuneat" were
among the picket lip•slopnt. . --~y-,eq.-t
federal ':&l~ymeat, oppor)unltiet for
._. , aD·tlld lo -
aplmt bom-xuals bl the mned 11ervtcer, consideration · of securitj'
cleer.nce without.retereace ,to11exu.al
or!OntaUoa, ...i recoiJ>JUon th. a t vr1vate , cODMDtual._ acts· between adul!t ar9 hot :to concol'lll of , f lht 1'W or law . 1.
WAKEFIELD, N.H. (UPI) -Four
children, all in the tame famUx1 died
early 1nday. when . iire 1wept their
South Wakefield home, ,
Killed were Albert Newcomb Jr.,
hil'brother Wayne · and mten Lori
and Cindy, ·
They we,e the children. of Mr-. and
Mrs. Albert Newcomb.
·They ranged in age fcom one to
nine years.
First reports said the fire broke out
about 3:30 a.m. EDT. .
South Wakefield is a small town in
southeastern New Hampshire near
Rochester.
Bus Driver Strike
Ties Up Chicago -
CHICAGO' (AP) -Effort. to end a
wildcat strike by Chicago Transit
Authority bus drivers co 11ap1 e d
Wednesday night after unJon leaders
reflll!ied to attend a med.lat.ion session
with rebel employes Who started the
walkout. · No further talks were scheduled in
the three:day dispute which has tied
up half the city's buses.
William A. Lee , president of the
· Chicago Federation o{ Labor and 11)·
dustrial Union Council, saw "ilo roads
open to settlement" after meeting four
hours with d.il&ident members of the
driven' union,· Dlvlalon 241 of the
Amalgamated ,Tramport Union.
to ;fl~ •.. ) : -! . ' ' :
The flames caused' oome ~.
to ·an · adjaoent : apartment · baliding
but 'no one in .tnat · sttuctute wm in-·
jured police •said. · 1
The· fire broke' oot at· the rear of
the .building in the downtown area-.
but the cause was oot hnmediately
determined, authorities said.
Authorities said several re~
jumped from windows to eacepe the
flames.
The identities of the dead , were
witliheld pending nollficatlon · ol ..U
Of <kin, : . I
Four persoril were injured. when
they jumped from winclowl of the
wood structure, The lour, Elizebeth
Bekker, 64 ; Mu FrOlt:,1 u: his wlfe
Ann, 24, and.Jame• Despain, 22, were
reported in satiifactory condition.
A fifth perso111 James Hugbea, wa1
treeted for bums ·at Memorial Hos·
pita! and relellff<!.
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Elnergency 'Rations'
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sevoral
federal agenclet ·went on' emergenc)'
money rations today, jJeo41ng coo·
gresaional . pus age . of thelr ap-
propriations for the fH!W fiscal year.
President JobDIOD. @ed.• resolu-
Uoo dta:inl tho .-Und, aalborilln&i
1be fUnda. ' ;
Anaheim Tragedy
'Unloaded' Gun Kills Y QUth
I , ' Eleven-yur-old Timothy J\lfm01ld Hoafltt,ol, •pollce re~
Scranton ·of Anahelm 'dldn't'illlfk hli I Aeconiu., lo Oli ~ ropcrl,
big brolller'• 111n.w• Jooded wben.ha 10UDI 1111"'1 Of -Siii mr Lane,
broullil ll -lo lboW piaJmalla. llld -.illl!la«• a bfe1<1o out bl' • Police -aald 11111 Tiln lllmed tile the .aldriralk wlMa scr-brougilt• .45 caUber ~utomlil!c pistol ot & l)'OUP the IUIL oulllde to tllO'IJ J>la1nl*1.
of •ahi playing out near tb<i Olllc•ra -tbot tbt ... Wll •.lei• pulled the trlutt. : lak~ wttbout-pmnlulon of Sblftly'~
Jeffrey Shively, 13, fell mortaljy ' oldet lmlOter, Riclllnl L. <Mron, 111.
woundlld with a bllllet in bis throat. He Pollce said oo char"' baVj h1t1 fil·'
·WU Jlelld on arrival at Gvdm Pllrk ed ,peni1in1 iwOIUC-·
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In Heroin
Discovere.d
BOSTON tAP) -A French woman
., .. --tod&y at Lopn -· Uonal Airport after customs agents
1aid th~y found ,$4 million in uncut
· heroin )lldden behind secret part!·
tloos in her luggage,
Police ldentWed the woman a1
Erika Krlgen, about 45, of Paris,
who h'ad Just .Ughted from a Pan
American World Airways plane from
London.
,Cu1toai1 of(tcer~ were conducting a
"l'Otltine inspection ot passengers' lug4
gage when they said they spotted
something peculiar a'bout Mrs. Kri·
gers' suitcases. '
They dumped out he?" clothing and
other personal articl•, thum~d the
bottoms of the 1uitc11e11 t:!len zipped
them open. ,
Inside Ille agents fOUDd 13 JlOW!da
of heroin, nHUy wrapped 1n aeveNl
individual packages.
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SPAltlCLING GREETING -A careful look at time exposure pyro-
redmlcs provided by pretty 17-year-old Vickie Black ol Corona del
M'ai will disclose that she's spelling out "July 4th" with her sparkler -
in wishing you a happy, safe and sane Independence Day celebration
·toda,y and tonight. "
Mrs. Kriger1 was taken before a
lf.S. commissioner w:ho ordered her
held In '50,000 ball on a. charge of
unlawful Importation of a harmful
drug. Conviction carries a mum,ium
penalty of 20 years in prison.
Customs officials said it was the
fourth aeizure of a Jart• quantity of
heroin this year at the atrport. ln
each ' instance, they said, the· heroin
came from France. '
American8 Celebrating . Laguna Driver
---· ----Escapes Injury Glorious 4th of July
From }Juntington ·Beach and the
scene of the 64th annual parade to
Gettysburg, Pa. and the re~nactment
of a · major Civtt War bat t 1 e ,
Americans celebrated the 19'lrld an-
niversary or the Declaration of In-..
dependence today. ·
.Across the coutry on this Fourth of
July, it was parades, fireworks
di.splays, political oratory, historic
pageantry, Picnics, sunburns, some
poison ivy and other more 1erious
mishaps.
The forecast for most of the ·nation
waa fair weather with some thunder
showers in the Southeast and part of
the Weil
For the stay-at-homes there were
backyard barbecues and watching
aped.al holiday p r o g r a m s on
telerillm.
For the lpOrl,l·minded, there were
baseball games, rich stakes events at
* * * ' London Bridge
In Long Beacli
On Anniversary
LONG BEACH (UPI) -Granite
blocks from .. lhe Americanized London
Bridge awaited uoloading from a
freighter here this morning, on the
19'lnd anniversary of the day the
Yanks told King George they were
splitting.
C. V. Wood, J r., the American busi·
neaman who , bought the bridge for r:.•,o, regarded the unloading of
the atones on the Fourth of July as ..... -.Igo.
Wood plana lo have Ille entlra bridge
r.bol!I jusl • It ,,_ In London at
a resort cunpJex be is developing at
Lake Havasu 'City, Ariz. The job is
scheduled for ·completion in 1971.
'The 6bipment that arrived today
consists of 855 tons of weathered
English and Scottish granite, rang-
ing in weight from 200 pounds to three
tons. It is a minute fraction of the
130,CXX> tons 'Of stone that will be
transported from London to the United•
States during the c o u r s e of the
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a number of tho~~ughbred racetracks
and the "Firecracker 400" stock car
race at Daytona Beach, Fla.
As Auto_ Flips
For some. there was bumper.to· A South Laguna motorist e&eaped
bumper traffic. The National Safety with his life Wednesday etternoon
Council in Chicago pr.edicted 700 to 800 when hia station...,-ggon skidded out of
tiaflic deaths in the nation during the c:ontrol on Coast Highway, flipped on
long holiday weekend. its top and crashed aaginst a brick
Presiden't Johnson is the featured wall iat Emeral~ Bay.
speaker at a Oag·raising ceremony at Laguna Beach police identified the
the San Antonio, Tex. HentisFair. Vice driver 81!1 John Micbael Bermel, 25, of
President Hubert H. Hump h.r.e y 15 &. Encino, Three Arch Bay. Bermel
speaks at the traditional Independence climbed from his overturned vehicle
Hall ceremonies Jn Philadelphia. suffering only scrapes end brulset:. He
In the nation's capital, patriotic was tre.ated by his own physician.
groups sponsored a program of · Traffic investigatc:ra aaid Bermel
speeches, music and fireworks on the told them he was attemptb:Jrg to avoid
grounds of the Washington Monument. a pedestrian in the highway when his
It was the 38th observance since the whk:le went out d. @ntrol and crash·
dedication of the monumenL ed near Emereld Bay's Gate 5.
Civil War buffs donned .blue iliic! • AcCordmg to Ille poli<e r<pori. the
gray unHorms at Gettysburg, ~a~.:tor , ~lan was Jtttry Kramer, 28, of
a re-enactment of one of .Q.iat War'ls Adiheim. He had been driving on
major battles. At the r~cte!; , ~;.Hl&l.tway wben he noticed ooe
colonial village .of William~µrg, Va., a . ~· 'Jane cluttered with metal
unit in colonial militia cosbitp~s fire! Strips. .
a salute to the orJginal 13 states with 'tJCramer told officers he parked his
old-time muzzle loaders. a.Ko off the roadway and walked out
on the bigb\\'ey to clean up the metal
Wallace Heckled
. With 'Sieg Hell'
In Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) -Al·
ter the Mace had settled, opponents
of George Wallace chanted "sieg
hell." Wallace', support.erg 6hbuted
back at them. · · ·· . 1
Police moved up aJHf down the
aisles of the Minneapolis Audieorium,
nightsticks drawn. ·
~. "You are afraid to listen," ~tile
third • party presidential candidate
shouted at hecklers in the audience
of 5,000 to 6,000 persons.
"Come· on, why can't you listen to
what I have to say?"
· Ttiere was 25 minutes of derisive
chants of "sieg heil, sieg hell" by
hecklers who raised their arms in
the Nazi salute.
Others in the audience shouted
"shut up ."
Wallace -looking tired -tried to
raise his own voice above the tumult.
"These people are the kind of peo,
ple that the American people are sick
and tired of," ·he said.
County Grand Jury
Indicts Tr.autwein
A membe'r of a well-known Newport
Beach family was indicted by the.
Or!!nge County Grand Jury Tuesday
and is being held on $200,000 bail on
charges of attempted rape .s.r.j
burglary.
Charles John Trautwein, 31, of :.>292
Craimer Lane, Huntington Beach, was
-remanded to Orange C.Ounty Medical
Center prison ward Wednesday by
Judge WWiam C. Speirs. Two
psydhia.trists were named by the judge
to examine Trautwein to determine if
be is dangerous to society.
Trautwein wu arrested June 7.5 by
Newport Beach police and charged
with the June 21 rape of a 26-year,old
Newpart Beach woman.
Until the indictment. Trt.utwtin had
been free on f!.1 .000 boil following ar-
1'3!gnment In Harbor D l s tr i c I
Munldpal Court.
Lindsay criticizes .
NEW YORK (UPI) -An anirY and de!ecf.ed M~ John V. Llndaay Tue&·
day said Co n.g re 11 and Preotdent
Joimson will pay for their latosl dom~c tconomy · m""1re wttb
hea\'l' blame "JI vlol!Dco acalD ......
In our cities.'' ' )
cibrtructiona. ·
·'111!> nut thing he heard, Kramer
told police, wu Bennel'a car skidding dcMn Ille blgbway just bef<re ii
~ and crashed. The
pedestrian WU uninjured.
* * * Buena Park Man
, First Holiday
Fatal in County
Orange County's first fatality over
the long Fourth of. July weekend oc,
CUITed near Cypres! Wednesday night
when a 19-year-old Buena Park man
was spilled from his overturned car.
Dead on arrival at Lincoln Com-
munity Hospital of apparent internal
injuries was Michael Charles Glaue.
. A coroner's investigator said Glaue
was 'driving east on LinCC?ln Boule·
vard when he collided with another
car at ·Moody Street.
Glaue's JO-year-old sedan overturn·
ed and the driver was ejected. He
was driving alone. Two people in the
!econd car were not reported injured.
Final Voting . ~
Count Approved
By· Supervisors
1\ final statement of vote count In
the J·unt? 4 Primary ElecUoJ\ vltis ap-
proved by Orange County supervioors
Wednesday end will be sent to the
Secretary of State.
County Cl..-k William St John
certified -363,73'l of 111e-~·· 516,9112· registered wlerl, ..t tbe1r
ballots, or 70.4 percent.
St John said tho llnll report -ed
no algnlli<anl cl!!!n&l'• from Ille semi·
official ially .completed Jllne I.
Any candidate desiring a recount
must fUe an affidavit with the--clerk or
the Superior Court by 5 p.m. Monday,
the i:Ounty clerk sald.
He -Ille! Ofll1 OlllCll-may
contest Che r!Jbt of ...-candldlte
to -to Ille --bJ Ill·
"" Ill allldlvlt • alltllne !bat th• ~· .. DQC ellglblt, "' .... ct.n\. mtbd on~ ll(lllmt Ille elletlw -· Soclt • ~ .,.inat Patrlct Dul·
pn, who will e-In • runoll In
Novembar with -Bottin for Finl DlltrlC!I s_.uor, .... mode
to the dJatr!C!I attmley'I olllct bJ two
opponent. and disallowed.
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STUNNED; STRUGGLING GUNMAN IS. HANDCUl.FED.
Po!ice St1nd By HHvlly Armed
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Smash New
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Retl .Assault
·. · IWGQN (!IP!) -U.S. troops pr<>, . tJcttnc Sallon today endw-ed a b_ar·
rage of 500 rockets and mortar shells
. ond then, 111ul6bed , a COIJl'!'unlsl
-411 milel northwest of the
Capital.
Finl nporta. from ·Ille scene, IC·
oordlnll to mllllary opoketmel!, aald
three Americans were killed and 60 '....llo.led In the lbellintl and In driving
off. the ettackera. There wu no word
.. yet on Ute number of Commtiniltl kill,
ed in tlleir attempt to smash through
into Saigon's &uburb5., -
In the·capital, the spokesmen said
U.S. combat deaths in Vietnam last ' ..e.11: drq>jied to 0 SUMllO~ ...uJy
l<>w ·of 187. But they said more
Americans were. killed in the first half
ol 1968 Ulan ID·all of 1967.
Communilt casual ti ii last week al.lo
_.. lhe loweot of the yeer. rellecting
r.laliyely light ground fighting.
' lllilit!lrY iipol<esmen &aid t ~ a I
bealdes Ille 187 killed, 1, 111
&e:rvicemen !Uffered wounds last
week. The number of U.S. troops kill•
ed. was the lowest since the first WQek
of the ,_-. Tbe illlmber of wOUDdOcl
was the lowest S'ince the week of May
4. .
SOU'tb Vietnam's forces suffered last
week. 273 men killed.and 856 wounded.
Oommunisi. killed tolialled 1,193 Iul
w.ek.
A-«-:oi-dtng"-to the apotesnm.-t,057
Americana 1''" killed In the -m
months of 1968. They •aid 9,~ ·wet•
killed in di of last yeer. •
The recent comparative lull In
ground fighting "P!'<ared to be coming
1, to an end in the Saigon area. Besides
1 today's fight ro the nortbwett • of
Saigon--on a traditional J:1ien!lla
' TEAlt.GllS VOLLEYS PUT END 10 3-HOUR SIEGE
MlnVJ• Later, Bondi! Suspact Surrenders
Front P .. e J I
GUNMAN .••
police said the bandit ordered the
manager.
Taken Wa! $147 in cash. Seven
witnee:ses were in the delicatessen ll·
quor store durlni the robbery. Police
said they were not harmed.
Barbee was Idtritilied 4! the alleged
st)ckup ~ by a tip phoned Jn to
Orange police a short t,ime later.
HJs car wu spottecf-in Anaheim
about midnight, and farced to the curb
at the -.ection of Chanlllly and La
Palma street.a where the siege began.
route toward Ille capl!Jal, ~
lroopo Wedo~ battled Viet <;ape
unill 18 -oouthwest of Ille c1t7,; . .. ,
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250,000 Welcome
.¥ achtsman Rose
PORTSMOUTH, England (UPI) -
Round ·tile· world yatcltaman Aleo
Rooe docked at Portnnoatli today ta
end !>18 solo 29,000-mlle voyage ta
Aus1ridlla and back.
Rocketa aoored Into. a cloudlen aky,
1irens walled and ICOrel of thousands
ol udted onloOl<en ?alsed a vast
cheer as the 59-yeai--old green.grocer en1ireil the llarbor':ln his• ketch, Live•
Jy Lady. I
An admiralty blirp· Jirought Roee'1
Wife, Dorothy, out to tbe ketch and
tlley embra<ed befl>re a national lele·
vision audience. ot' millions. Rose
started the historic voyage 354 day1
ago.
Police said 250,000 p<TIO!l3 cram•
med the streets of tJllS alcient af:a·
port. Tbey lined coastal vantaBe
points uP m .five deep •
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PASADENA (UPI) -Mr older
brother Of SiihBn B. Siman who
beoame the target o! snipers early
\Vednesda')' while driving on -a freeway
says he will move into the family
hom.e, Witcich is under heavy police
· J>l'Ofectlon. ·
Saldallah Bisbara Sirhan, 36, wos
quo~ in -an interview publlit.00 the
s~e day the incident occUITed as
saying he had requested no police pro-
tect.ion and needed none "because I
have foaith in the Amedcan people
being fair and just."
His younger brother, Sirhan B.
S&tlan, is accused Of kill,ing Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy last June 5 at the
Ambassador Hotel. Authorities have
received threats .against the lives o~
(See SNIPER, Page Z)
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:THURSDAY, ~ULY 4, )t61
unman
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D•lly Paper
TEN CENTS
. i
ure
Police Rout
Youth With
Gas Barrage
By BRUCE BENSON
ot Ille o.nr l"llet Si.tf • Armed to the teeth, a recalcitrant
·suspected robber held off two dozen
police in a three-hour siege before
dawn today until he was flushed from
his car by three volleys of tear gas,
The tense drama unfolded .on an
Anaheim street corner where Charles
Ashby Barbee, 19, Of Orange, sat in
his auto with weaporis and refused to
budge.
,The siege grew until more than 20
police from three agencies surrounded
the vehicle with their own guns draV111.
Floodlights played onto Barbee and
his vehicle as first police, then the
gunman's girl friend aJl11 an uniden-
tified adult friend tried from a
distance to persuade him into giving
up.
Barbee, a. small statured youth With
dark hair, Ht In the driver's seat of
his car, fidgeUng with a .22 caliber 6-
inch barnl pistol and shotgun. He did
not reply to the surrender pleas.
Three tear gas shells were pumped
through the lowered window of Bar-
bee's car while other officers trained
shotguns at tlhe suspect.
Officer Tackles
~omher Suspe~t
In Huntington . ' ~ o t ' J , DAILY PILOl ""''" ~ ltlcMl"il KMllllr
CHOKING ~ROM .TE~i c;A's. !susPic;-10 BANDIT STUMBLES DUT DF CAR WITH GUN
Ml1k ... Polle;• In Flak Jackets Train Shotguns on ~h1rl" a.n..., 19 ·
The gumnan staggered out, leaned
against his ten-year-old s e d a n
coughing from the tear gas, but
refused to drop the pistol. An unindentified. man, frustrated by
the flying tackle of a detectl.ve, early
today apparently attempted: to blow
up a. portion of the Huntington Beach
City Hall. _
Detocilve Ron ~-spotted th e
BUSpeot as he er• 1m: ~ ZDl~nl~ipal
headquarters about l13G1i:m. 8Dci ..,,.
ed the alleged infernal machine with
a tiurning fuse 8t the ·cOuncil· chariiber
doors at 5th am Orange· streell. .
The fuse apparently went out. There
was no explosion. . .
Police Ca.pt. E~e Robitatlle laid
his department is withholding identifi·
cation of the suspect because th e r e
are no Orange O>unty crime lab tech·
nicians on duty to determine if th e
suspected package is indeed explosive.
Robitaille, however, did quote the
su11pect as' saying, "I wanted,tbe po·
lice to blow their minds ••• "
Robitaille indicated. that the suspect
was released pending technical exam·
ination of. the alleged "OOmb". He· said
the only crime so far is a misdeamea-
nor fireworks charge.
When Jenkins ordered the suspect
to halt after he hurled the burning ob·
ject, he ran. Jenkins tackled him i.n
front of the auto shop at ~ Main St.,
across the street from City Hall.
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Buena Park, Man
FJI-sJ Holiday
Fatal hi ~~ty
•
. Orange cOunJy's first fa"t~ty ,over the long Fourth· of· July weekend .oc-
CUJTed near Cypress Wednesday night . '
when a 19-year-old Buena Park man
was ,spilled !rpm his overturned car.
Dead on arrival at Lincoln Com·
muriity Hospital of apparent internal
injuries was Michael Charles Glaue.
A Coroner's investigator said Glaue
was "driving east on Lincoln ·Boule-
vard when he collided with an~ther
car .at Moody-Street. ..
· Glaue's 10-year-old sedan overturn·
ed and fPe'\driver was ejected. He
was ctrivfng ~e . Two people in the
second car were nOt reported injllred.
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SPARKLING GREETING_ - A careful look at time exposure pyro-
lechnlca provided by pretty 17-year-old Vltlde Black of Corona del ·
Mor will disclose !bat she's spelling out "July 4th" with her sparkler I
In wishing you a happy, safe and sane Independence Day-celebration •
_today and lonlgbL . '
i;:;~~Kiik"d, · Fi~~·l~j'ti;~J~' Hipp~es .. W~t~h
l · L ... ., B'. · · . ·h .. H. l · . . t Clemente Youth n ong eac · o ocaus ...
LONG BEACH (UPI). -Two per~ reported in aatia!actory condition. Die Ill Plunge
sons were "ldlled:early today, and five A fifth pei'son,· James Hughes._was Ten hipPire& Wat.med a 19-)i'ear-old
others were injured as fire raged treated for buril9 at Memorial Hos-San Cleinente artist plunge to ·his pital and released. through an old three-Mory apartment -A-A .A. death in bhe 11bottoml~ss pit" ol dor-
house forcing dozens of occupants 14 W" H me"nt Haleakala volcano . in Hawaii
,. nee. Four Cliildren and 1.ued to r•Port th• tragedy. th•
-The flames . caused 1ome damage FBI charged today.
to an adjacent apartment building Reports that the FBI· had turned up
but no one in 'that structure was in-Killed in· Fire Witneeses .to the death or John' M.
jured, ·police. said. . GaJJaSier, son . oi Mr. and Mrs.
· The" fire brOke oui at the rear of WAKEFIELD, N.H. (UPI) -Four Samutt ·p. Ga:llagher, 2925, Via San
th buildin · th d children, all in the same family, died Gorgonla, were filed. kom Honolulu by e g m e owntown area th . United Press International. but the cause was not immediately early today .when fire swept eir Gall......_, -had e~'"'I~ his ~ South Wakefield home, .. 6"-.. ""-.. cu ..,, • determined, authorities said. · J{il.led were Albert Newcomb Jr.. wort. m-Laguna Bead! .in past yeaTs,
Authorities said several residents his brother Wayne and sisters Lori was found dead last month at the
Jumped from windows to e!'C9pe the and Cindy. boUlOm of the huge crater on the is· d land of MaUi. · names. They were tbe children of Mr. an Galla-...r had flown to u.~ .. ,.:;; 1_
The identities ol. the dead were Mrs. Albert Newcomb. 6""" ~ ...... '""''
withheld pending notification of next They ranged in age from one 'to Hong K~g June 12. A hlker Spotbed
ol kin. nine years. ~:-~~s ~ in !_ie1 pit0' nearly two
Four persom were injured whPn Fint reports said the fire broke out · r uin::-j'Olluu e ·
ju v · EDT Gallagher and 10 ottier pet'S(lns they mped from windows or the about 3:30 a.m. . d "bed hipp' by Maui wood structure, The four, Elizabeth . South Wakefield is a small town ln escri es res · police,
Bekker, 64 ; MaJ: Frost,· 41 ; his wife southeastern Ne.w Hampshire 1"ar registered at H19leakala National Perk headquarters to go into the crater . o\nn, 24, and James Despain, 22, were Rochester. June 15. 1he next day the other 10 left
Americans Celebrating
Glorious 4th. of July
~
From Huntinilon Beach and the
scene Of the &4th arnJ.al parade to
Gettysburg, Pa. and the re-enactment
of a major Civil War battle,
Americans celebrated the 192nd an-
niversary of the Declaration of In-
dependence today,
Across the coutry on this Fourlh of
July, it was parades, firtwock.s
displays, politic~ oratory, hJstorlc
pageantry, pitnics, sunburns, some
Poison ivy and other more serious
mishaps.
'lbe forecast fC11' most of the nation
was fair weather with some thunder
showers in Ule southeast and pa.rt of
t.be West. ·
For the stay-at·nomes there were
backyard bart>e<llU and watdllng
special holiday p r o g r a-m 1 on
t..levialoo. . .
For the sports-minded, there were ,
baseball gilme1, r1ch stakes events •t
.a number of u.orougbbred racetracks
and the "Firecracker 400" stock car
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race at Daytona Beach, Fla.
For some, there was bumpe.r-to-
bumper traffic. Tbe National Safety
Council 1n Chicago predicted 700 to 800
traffic deaths in the natio~ during the
long holiday weekend.
Pres)dent Johnson is Qie featured
speaker at a nag-raising ceremony at
the San Antonio, Tex. HemisFair. Vice
President Hubert H. H u m p b r e y
speak.a at the tradiUonal Independence
Hall ceremonies tn Philadelphia.
In the nation's caplt.~1, patriotic
groups 1pon&0red a program of
s~eches, music and fireworks on the
gr<iurido o! tile Wuhington Monume.nt.
It was the 38th observance lince the
dedication .of. the monument.
Civil War built donned blue ond
gray w!lfonn1.at Gettyllbur(; Pa., for
a re~naclmint of~one tJl:.iut war's
maj6t bottleo. Al the. nc<llll1rUC1ed
coJonll! "1laae o!WJIJilJ1llburC, Va:, a
unit in culOnlll mllitia cottum• OH1
a aalute to the original 13 slates with
old·time muzzle loadere.
and new to -aoother island.
. · Later, w'ben quesOOned a b·o u t
Galla~'s death, Ute ottier youtM
g.ave sever4l excuses for not reporting
tJle ·tragedy. Some eald ·they wert1
(See HIPPIES, Page Z)
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Reagan Declares
'Loss of Faith'
Hikes Gun Sales
COLUMBIA (UPI) -Gov. Ronald
Reagan in an Independence D a y
spe!ch today sale! ipcreull& number•
o! law...otding citizens are buying
guns ''because they have I01t faith 1n
govemment's ability to protect them.''
The governor, ln remarks prepared
for .a July 4th celebraUon In this once
lusty Motberlbde gold rush town turn·
ed stat.. paak, 118id U govermnent !ul·
llllfld its responslbWty to protect so-
ciety, the purchase of weapons would
.probably decrea,ae.
Reagan pointed to a recent "congrt11·
slonal'commlttee heai-lng on .gun con·
trol laws where a wltneu teatilled the
•ales o! handguns tn on. mte Jumped
elghf tlnie1 during. a .lhort peried.
"Can we hollestiy believe ¥ crim·
lnals In 1U<b DIO!lber1 ar, nublnf in·
to gun 111ott1 -·buying glino with
whtctl to commit oclt ol vlolence! ... he
a1ke<;.
"Dfop the gun or you are dead "
police repeated. Officers cringed,
newsmen ddcked and fean grew aud·
denly worse as Barbee began walking
toward several poUce, hi1 gun -•. hill
hand pointed downward.
Anabeim Capt. Wllllalfl Franklin •P·
proadled Barbee from the re·.z., t8ckJ ..
ed him, and the siege was eoded
without serious lnjurles. ' .
Police saJd three officers, !Deluding
Capt. Franklin, plus tile anapected
bandit, were treated at hoa:pltall for
exposure to tear gas.
Barbee's alleged evening of crime
started about 10 p.m. Wednesday when
Police said he entered the Orange U· .
quor store carrying both pistol and
shotgun.
"Get yourself over to the counter,"
(See GUNMA!!, Pace Z)
14 Teen-agers
N_ahbed in N arco
Raid in Newport
F~n !)range Coect 1een._,
were 11CTested in Newport Beadt late
Wednesdaf nigllt in two incidents In·
volving tbe alleged use of marijuana,
Most of those arretted 'ftlre at-
tending a party n.,t door to tile
residence of a Newport policeman, ac·
cording to tpe 81Testing off:i.cer-1 .
Twelve youthl,-aeven of them under
18, were rounded up at 441 Santa Ana
Ave. after a J16llceman living next
door noticed an unusual amtJU11t o(
people 11'llling in and out ol. tbe house.
The· five adult.age teen-agen: were
identified .u: • .
Stephen MallDowdl, 18. of 19795
Coventry, Huntington Beacb.
Chrlstopber Buc)l•n1a, 19, of 1139
Salvador, Costa Mesa.
James Deu, 19, a resident ol the
alleged party house.
Mart Dettaer 1 18, ol 2740 DeSoto
Ave., Costa Mesa.
JOe Brewer, 18,· of 234: FaD:w~
Place, Costa Mesa .
In a second lncldent, p0lice said a
boy, 17; and girl, 15, were charged
with poaeMinl m>rijuana a!t..r the
young couple .., !oond smoking the
weed on a curb outside the girl's
house. .
Police ukl • patnil ollicer -the
boy flick away the butt of an alleged
marijuana clgar<Uo and del«ted the
heavy odor of the weed on tbe youtb's
bnoath.
Emergency 'R~tions'
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Stv<rol
!ederol opnciOI "'"t on -l<DC1 money · r-today, p.,.nn1 <OD·
greasionl! J>lllll• ft. tbalr •Po
propriation1 for the ntw filcal year'
Prelkla JobnlOD Acned • ,.......
Uon duftnl the weeltend alltbOrlJIDI
tile fundl.
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U.S .. Troop~
Smash New .
• Red Assault
WOON (lJPI) -U.S. troops pro-
• locllllc 5alilon today endur<d a btr·
rap al $00 rocket& and mortar shells
, and uieji 111111hed a \:<>mmunist
_ .__. 40 miles northwest of the
capllll. .
Finl ._u """' tile sceoe, ...
• ~ "' mlUllry opok ....... said ,, .
three Amerlcul were killed and 50
-in th• sbelllng and in driving ·on tbe attacker•. There wts no word
yet on tbe number ot. Communist! kill·
ed ln 1heir attempt to smash through
inlo Sal(on'1 suburbo.
• ·• In tbe e.p)tal, the spokesmen said
U.S. combat deaths in Vietnam Jast
week dRJpped. to a si.1-month weekJy '
low d 187. But they said more
Amerlcam Wert kWed in the first half
~ 1116& 1ban in all of 1967.
Communist casualties last week also
:Tett tbe low.t oftbe year, refleQini;
.~laUvely light ground figl>Ung,
W1*ry spokesmen said th a •
besides the 187 killed, 1 , 9 2 t
servicemen surfered wounds lasl ·
week. The number of U.S. troops kill·
ed wu 1be lowell since the first )Vee:
of tile JNI'. The number of wounde·
w11 tbe lowest since tile week o! Ma.
4. •
SouUt Vietnam's forces suffered tar
week 273 men kUled and 856 wounde<
· Communi.u killed totalled 1,193 las
week.
According to the spokesmen, t ,ii57
Americans were killed in the !int six
monthi of 1968. They said 9;333 were
killed in di of last year.
The recent comparatlve lull in
ground filhting appeared to be coming
to an eod in the Saigon area. Beildes
today's fight to ~ northwest of
Saigon -on a traditional guerrilla
route toward the capital, American
troops Wednesday battled Viet Cong
unita 18 miles aoud:iwest ol. the city.
Laguna Driver
Escapes Injury
As Auto Flips
A South La-mot«lst escaped with bta Ille Wednesday afternoon
when bis ltat1on wagon skidded out of
control on C08lt Hlgbway, flipped on
its top and crnbed against a brick
Wllll1e~ Emerela Bay. Leiflma B-=ti police idenUfied the
driver as Jobn -1 Bermel, 25, of
15 S._ElDno, n..ee Ard>. Bay. Bermel
climbed from,<hll overturned vehicle
suffering only 1criapes end bruises. He
wu treated by his own physician.
Traf~c in~• said Bermel
told tbem he WM attempt.ing to avoid
a pedestrian in the highway when his
vieblcle went out cl. control and crash·
ed near Emerald Bay's Gate 5.
~ to 1!ie police report, the
pedootrlaa ""' Jflrrf Kramer, 26, of -Im. He had been driving on
Cc.et Higbway when be noticed orie
traftic lane cluttered with metal
strips.
Kramer told officers he perked his
-off tbe roodway and ""1ked out
on the highway to clean up the metal
obstructions.
The next thing he heard, Kea.mer
told police, wu Bermel'& car skidding
~ the highway juot befor~ it
~ and crashed. The
pedertrilll was uninjured.
Lindsay ·Criticizes
NEW YQRK (UPI) -An angry and
dejected Mayor Jolm V. Lindsay Tui!s-
day said · C o n g r e .s s and President
Johnson will pay for their latest
domutic economy measure with
heavy blame "if Violence again occurs
in our cities." ·
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' TEAR GAS VOLLEYS PUT ENO TO 3·HOUR SIEGE
Mlnutft later, B1ridlt Suspect Surrenders
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STUNNED, STRUGGLING GUNMAN IS HANDCUFFED
Police Stand By He1vlly Armed
Wallace Heckled · From Page 1
G'UNMAN •..
W'th 'S' H ii'~ . · I Ieg e . .. 'police said the bandit ordered the
manager. In Minneapolis Taken was ,147 in cash. Seven
witnesses were in the ,.ielicatessen li·
quor store. ljuring the robbery. Police
said they w~re not harmed.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (llPI) -Af-
ter the Mace had settled, opponents
of George Wallace chanted' "sleg
heil." Wallace supporte:ns shouted
back at them.
Police moved up and down the ·
aisles of the Minneapolis Audltorium1
nightsticks drawn.
"Yo11 are afraid to listen," the
third ·party presidential candidate
shouted at hecklers in the audience
of 5,000 to 6,000 persons.· _
"Come on, why can't you listen to
what I have to say?"
There w11s 25 minutes of derh1ive
chant! of "sieg heil, sieg heil" by
hecklers who raised their arms in
the Nazi salute. •
Others in the audience shouted
"shut up."
Wallace -looking tired -tried. to
raise his own .voice .above the tumult.
.... Th\?'Se people.ai;e 'f.he. kind .of peo-
ple that the American people are sick
and tired of," he said.
Cqunty 9 rand Jury
Indicts Trautwein
A member of a well-known Newpor '
Beach family was indicted by the
Orange County Grand Jury Tuesday
and Is being held on $200,000 ball on
charges of attempted rape anj
burglary.
Charles John Trautwein, 31, of ~292
Craimer Lane, Huntington Beach, wa~
remanded to Orange County Medical
Center prison ward Wednesday by
Judge William C. Speirs. T w o
psychiatrists were named by the judge
to examine Trautwein to determine il
he is dangerous to society.
Trautwein was arrested JV:ne 25 by
Newport Beach police and charged
with the June 21 rape ol a 26-year..old
Newport Beach woman.
UnW the lndJctment, Trautwein had
been free on •15J>OO bail following ar·
rai.grunent in Harbor D i s t r i c t
Municipal Court.
Bilrbee was identified as the alleged
stickup man by a tip phoned in to
'Orange police a short time later.
His oar was spotted in Anaheim
about midnight, and forced to the curb
at the intersection of Chantilly and La
Palma streets where the siege began.
Final Voting
Count Approved .
By Supervisors
A ffua.l &tetement ol. vote count in
the June 4 Primary Election was ap-
proved by Orange County superviaon
Wednesdey and will be sent to the
Secretairy of State.
County ·Clerk Wllllam St John
certilied tlhat 363,732 of the county 's
516,99'2 registered voters, cast their
ballots, or 70.4 percent.
St John said the final .report showed
no significant changes fNm the &emi·
1>fflcial tally completed June 5.
Any candidate desiring a recount
must file an affidavit with the clerk of
ti1e Superior· Gourt by 5 p.m. Monday,
the county clerk said.
lie added ttiat any candidate may
contest ttie right of anotber candidate
to nominaUon to Ute same oUtce-by fit·
ing an affidavit alleging that the
de.lend.ant is not eligible, or has com-
1nitted an offense again.st the elective
£ranchi$e.
Such ·a charge against Patrick Dug-
gan, who Win engage in a runoff in
November with Robert Battin for
First District Supervisor, was made
to the district attorney'1 office by two
oppooents and disaUowed .
AUSSIE NETTER
IN UPSET WIN
WIMBLEDON, England (AP)-Judy Fro• Page 1 Tegart ol Australia scored a ~. 6-1
upset over third-seeded Nancf Richey HIPPIES of San Angelo, Tex., today and gained
• • • the women's singlesJlnol in th• Wlm·
bledon Open Tennis Tournament.
&eared. OUttts 1>11d they bad been In· The Australian girl, 1eeded seventh,
volved wiUt tile pOlioe be!.,.. and will play th• winner of the matth be·
didn't WU! to 1•1 inY<>lved acaln. tween dilencllnl chamo!on Bllli• Jean ·
'Ibey told C::Ollatl>e< 1lld under tho . Kbtg o! LoaC -· Calif., and Ann Iron _.iral! """"'1lldinC 1!ie I"!> of ~ JODN ot.EnC!and.
h oil and fell An .....,.Y -.a he Two prw, Jlod Laver of Newport
clied' instantly ~ • broftn -1<.. FBI , Beach and TonJ Rocb• of AUltralia,
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Marine-Claims J . . , . . Race· Bias , . . ' ~ -..
A lalt cbarlinl 12 ormc• County to El Toro. Alter commul!Dc uo miles
trallor C<MITU with dllcrlm!Dadon II On a day fO< lout mOlllht, be WU CT&lliea
. IU. todQ by ~·~ -IWIHDt a lrwltr to C&lllo -.,.._
••;;.porks 1o Fountain va11o1, he could not o..r a . p1ac. to Hw in
W1 ater,-Garden Grove and Santa Orange County, be cllarges.
Ana. • Sgt. 11uuer .tben 1en1ecl In Vi.llwn
MaJine Sgt. Wllllain Butler, who has in 1986-t& and upon .bis returfl was
served in Korea and Vlolzam and 11 again Ullgned to El TOro. Alain, ho
the bolder Of two PurpJe Hearta, states, be wu unable to find • apace
alleges, he was uil1ble to-find trailer for hi1 ttaller and bad' to tomm'bte
transferred to Camp Perxlletoo trom lrom Flllbrook to El Toro.
the Marine Cor1J1 Air Faclllty at El For the H«>Dd time, be gnt a
Toro because he was deo.ied trailer trtnlfer to Camp Pendleton for the
space in Orange County. same reasons.
' Ttailer porks named u defendant.
in the M-pop aui~.:.~ WMlminller Trailer Loclat· .... Silla Mobile Homes ;..,;;;lain Valley; VW. c~ Mobile Emtes, Garden Grove;
S&bara Mobile PMk, Santa Ana;
GlonbavM Mobile Lodge, Santa Ana;
Kona Kai, Santa Ana; Tustin Villogt
Ttalier Park, Santa Ana; Dalila TraU.er VJJll!ge, Garden Gro_ve ; South
Grove Mobile E&tak:s, Garden Grove,
.and CO.OtJne.ntal Mobile Manor, Santa
Ana.
Sgt. Butler says bll trailer troubles The spec:Lflc alltption in the suit i.·
began in 1958 when be .... trandornd tllal Sgt. Butler and bis wife '""' Heavy ·seas to Camp.Pendlatan... dobiad trallu space bee .... 1-.:ls
Alier consldeniblt diflicullY. be Micro. l'
alleges, he was abl eto ftDd trailer He .aGs daJl\llM u a rtsult of •P"'• in Fallbrook in 51111 Diego Cowl· "bumlllatiOft, a lOia ill v>alue ol bis K T h 0 t 0
ty, whor• ha ltlU rulde1.. trailer, the need , lo CllalllO ducy eep a i i
Foll,pwing ·I tour of duty in Okinawa a11tgnment and station and the re1ul· ·
in 1982.Q, Sgt; Buller -reassigned tan! )OSI of promotional opportunity," • crews Busy
S·q,f ety Council Predicts
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800 Will Die in Traffic
BJ Ualle<I Pnu blenallnal
Vacationing Amerlcant were oo tbe
roaa today. lt'bu -predlcied that
as man.7 as IOO of ttiem wUl die tbere
durinl tbia Fourth ol luly holiday,
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the 24-yeor .. ld delendant, IU atf4rlley
and m..-s ol bis family.
SaldoJlab Slri>&n, sinele o n d
unemployed, hu -Jiving In • P....t.na -1btent •""7 1rom ..,
,...l ~ the lamily.
But following tile uper!ence ~
being diesed by two Oii'& on 1!ie
Paeadena Freeway -and narrowly
-by two -.. tile elder Sirhan • said he plamed to mov• In wiUt .bi•
family~.
He told police tile ettad< occurred
~e be was en route home et 4:30 a.m. from a futile Mt.empt to COntact .a
lady writer f<r .. undergn>und
newapaper.
He oaid tile purlUit befm when be
drov• 1hl'oulll> tile ClllnMown section
ol Loi Angele• toward the -.na
Freewoy.H• said .the drivers of two oars, .a 1959 : °'8wolet ·and a
VolbwaCeii bus, h<mted their borm
and dlanpd lanai u Ile can moved
onto tile freoway. ·
Tbe.bDllday period-began ·al g p.m.
locol time Wednelldly. It endt 102
hours later. at mldnllbl Sunday.
The N1Uonal Safety Council baa es·
Um.Med betwHn 700 .and 800-persons
...Wd di• in trofflc accident.. The
American Automobile Association
11y1 '10 million penOM would travel
4.1 billion miles in 26 mllllon auto·
mobiles in that time.
Tbe ncord'lor any holiday ls 732
tralllc_ wtlll during ~ year'• In-
~ Day bnllday. Tbe solely
councll 1a11 a norm.sl 102-bour period
would have ll6CI troffic deatlll.
A United Pren InternaUonal count
at 12 noon EDT showed at least 44
perton1 killed lD trafflc· accidents.
The breakdoWn:
Ttalflc ...
Drowninll 1
Planes . None
Boatin1 4
Total -49 -
Stato hJtbway potroil throughout
the nation cinceled days _off and put
additional personnel · to work, ln at·
temp!I to kffll tho death ·1ou down.
Anaheim
By ALMON LOCKABOY
BoaUnc Editor ·
Eight foot seas gene<ated by IS.ii>
·kn<lt winds Wednesday were keeping
crews busy aboard the she yacht& in
the Los Angeles to Tahiti race.
Busiest crew was aboard Jacob
Wood's Chiriqui which bu Jolt. a ·
headstay in· the rough going. Tbree
men have tried going aloft on the 6Q...
foot mast to repair the damage with·
out success. Turbulant seas make' it
hazardous for a man to stay aloft lor
more than a few minutes.
Henry Wheeler's Aranji from New-
port apparenUy widened her lead ov·
er Tom Coriett's Salacta, also from
Newr)ort, Aran/i recorded a 214-mile
day's rwa to pace her 498 miles tac
from Papeete. Salacla's day's run was
205 miles and her distance from Ta~
hiti was estimated at 545 miles. '
Chlrlqui's mileage was dropped to
172 because of th&> shortened sail. She
was 643 miles from Tahiti.
Fuller Callaway's Rapture logged
19'2 miles Wednesday but dJd not, es·
tima.te her mileage to the finish.
Boug starkweather's 36-foot yawl
Star Dancer was 929 miles from the
finish and Ed Spaulding'• Mistry ,was
960 miles out.
Latitude and longitude ·poett10111: ·
CHIRIQUl ...... OS.22S·l45-UUW
SALACIA ..... ~ j)944S-145'11W
RAPTURE .. .... 06-$14~W
ARANJl .......... 09-57S-145,40W
STAR DANCER .. o.3-38S-142-43W
MISTY ........... OS.10S-IU-22W
Tragedy
Sirhan drove in the middle lalJe to
let the vebicles P'S'· But they pulled
abreast ol. bis car 9ft e.ltber Me. One
of four persoM 1n 1he bus pointed a
' 'Unloaded' Gun Kills Youth
pistol at him. ·
'J1he first bullet tore through the
right wind wing and lodged in bil coat
on the floor. He ducked. 'lbe second
bullet dpped pall bis hood a buried
itself in the door beside him.
"Had he hem sitting upriglll, th<
projectile probably would have pused
through his neck,'' a police officer
tald. Two bullets from 1 ,38-eailber
pistol were recovtred.
Eleven·year-old Timothy Raymond
Scranton of Anaheim didn't think his
big brother's gun was loaded when he
brought it ouU:lde to show playmates.
Police later said that Tim aimed the
.45 caliber automatic pistol at a group
of children playin&.,. out near the
sidewalk. He pulled ft trigger.
Jeffrey Lee Shively, 13, fell mortally
wounded with a bullet in bis throat. He
wu dead on .l.ITival at Garden .Park
Hospital, police repc:>rted.
AC<Ording to th'e pollce report,
young Shively, Of 2605 . Shadow Lane,
had been· situng on a bicycle out by
the sidewalk .wbea SC;ranton brought
Ute gun out.Ide to atiow playmates.
Officers lnd!Cated that the gun was
taken without j>ermJssion of Shively's
older brother, Richard L. Geeron, 26.
Police said no charges have been fil·
ed pending investigation.
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Ten Orphaned
Children Vow
Togetherness
MADERA, Calif. (UP!) -The po·
Hee file will note routinely that Rob-
ert G. Morris, 39, and his wife, Joyce,
31, were killed in a four-car freew,a y
pileup July 2, 1968. It won 't meiition
the couple's 10 children.
Those 10 children made a vow
' Wednesday to resist effqrts to sep-
arate them and to continue living
as a family unit.
And responsive citizens or Madera, ..
a town of 16,000 bisected by the same
freeway on which the Morrises died~
have set up a trust fund to aid the
four boys and six girls of the family.
The children were told of their par-
ents' deaths . by poUce officers and
priests from St. Joachim's Catholic
church, where the family was 'a~ve.
Morris was a shoe store· manager ·
ln Madera. :>
"The kids have decided that some·
how they're going to manage to stay
together," a newspaper reporter said.
The children ere Kathleen, 17; Judy,
16; Linda, 15; Carole, 14 : Therese,
12; twins Robert end Roberta, 11:
Michiel. 10; Jeffrey, Bi and
Edward, ). .
Morris and his wife died after a
..car drove Into oncoming t.raffic on
Highway 99 near F'resno. The driver
was·booked for felony drunk driving
and manslaughter. Three ~rsons
were injure;d in the multiple car
cr:as~
\ DAILY PILOT Iliff Pllol•
Bearh Do%e
All kinds of recreation exists
on beaches these summer days,
such as (above) just gawking,
\Valking or sprawling. But if
you're 17 ·year· old Wendy
Hurst. of Corona de! Mar, (left),
yoU go for action by leaping
right in, despite chilly w~ter
temperatures at 38th Street
Beach in Newport Beach.
Hughes Aircraft
Fullerton Gets
Destroyer Pact
Hughes Aircraft Co. of Fullerton
\Viii play a key role in de signing the
most advanced floating electronics
system for a new breed of Naval
destroyers for the 1970s.
A 1spokesman for the company.
which is a ·sub'-contractor to Bath Iron
\Vorks, 1Bath, Maine, said yesterday
it had received a nine-month contract
for initial planning work to design
and build the ne:tt generation of
destroyers.
The Bath team, incl uding Fullerton.
\.~ now one of three firms competing
fDr the S30 million production con-
tract. Others competing to build the
new warships are Litton Industries
and General Dynamics Corp.
The new destroyers , designated
DX, will not be atomic-powered but
may use gas..J:urbine power rather
th a n convention.al high ·pressure
steam. said George Goodrich. Bath
president.
George Cokas, a Hughes di vision
manager. said the advanced elec-
tronics systems in the new warships
\viii be 40 percent of their costs.
Local Yachtsmen ••
Head Transpacific
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Acton Jim
A.rness and auddy Ebsen of Newpori
Beach headed .the cast for today's
start or the 2,22.Mnile Tr.ans-Pacitic
Yacht race. ·
Eight multi-hulled boaU: were
scheduled to de-eart at noon with
Ames.s's 58·foot Seasm~ thtJargest
in the field . ArneM plays U. S.
Marshal Matt Dillon in the Gunsmoke
television series.
Ebsen)s :JS.foot Polynesian Concept
Is the !111-a:Qest in tbe 'field that in·
eludes seven catamar808 and one
trimaran. Ebsen is star of the TV
show The Beverly Hillbillies.,
Record for the croSring 11 held by
th·e· yacht Ticonderoga -9 day1, 13
hours, 51 mtnt(ter.
President Visits
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. !UP!)
President Johnson wag set for a spec·
tacular Fourth of July celebration at
Hemisfair today with a speech, a
c.ircul' p&rade and a fireworks di1play
Of the LBJ prollle. \
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Snjp~r-·: ..
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Nazi Leader Phot~s I~. ·Gunman~s Apartment
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~w YORK (AP,) -The s!O'in Con-
tr.II Park sniper who killed a ,young
woman and wounded three men lived
in a sparsely ·furnished tenement
apartme n.tdecora ted with
photographs or Nui. leaders\
Detectives found .pictures of Adolf ·
Hitler, Field Marshal Hermann Goer·
ing and Joseph Goe9bels, the Nail prO-
pagandil minister, bung in the a:un··
Tarzana Plane
Collision Kills
Pilot, Student
TARZANA (AP) -A converted
World W:ar II bomber and a light
plane collided over ·Tarzana, north·
west of Los Angeles, and two persons
in the smaller craft were killed .
The deld are olrl Pikock. 43, fiy.
ing ins~uctor from Panorama City
and Bruce Schuyler, 25, his student
from Granada Hills.
The B26, an e:tecutive craft, landed
safely ;it Van Nu~ Airport with only
its wing damaged. The smaller plane
crashed on Marsha Street and bw:ned.
No one on the· grour~f was reported
hurt.
The cause of the eo\lision Wednes·
day was under investigation. It oc-
curred minutes after the Cessna 150.
owned by Van .Nuys Skyways, had
left the airport.
The B26 is owned by B & W, Inc.,
an oil well seryice firm of Torrance
and Houston . Its pilot, not/immedi-
ately identified, was uninjured, au-
thorities said.
m&n's apartment.
They also f~nd a ,mystery as to his
• n-ame. A ban11:b0ok found in his pocket
after he was felled by police bullets ,
Wednesday carried the name Angel
Angelof but police said after their
search it WM "only a part of his real
name." ·
The gunman, using ra lohg-barrelled
. 45-csiiber revolver, brought an hour
or terror to a ~ermally quiet corner nf
the park in tie neilhborhood of 85th
Street and Fifth Avenue, three blocks
north' of ltie MetrQPoUtan Museum.
Firing frOm tlfe roof of a p(lblic
lavatory, he tent nur>.semaids yrith tod -
dlers fleeing from an adjoining
playground. P-.assers-tiy halted Fifth
Avenue traffic and bus passengers .
drove few cover •
-Recall Campa~gn Chiefs
Face Prison If · They Lie
·scRAMENTO (UPI) -Secretary these same sentenCes can apply· to
of State Frank M.,JordBn has.warned ,anYone filing a petition that knowingly
that leaders of a campaign to force / contains forged signatµres."'
Gov. Roiiald .Reagan's -recall could-EdWin Kou.Pal, the unemployed used
race two yearS in prison it they lie car salesman who leads the •rtec.11
about the purpose of their campaign. drive , denied his petition circulators
Jordan's statement came Wed· had deceived anyone.
nesday as GOP I e ad er s cou.n-Koupal said voters were standing in
terattacked the group of political Une to sign the petitions, knowing they
amateurs trying to oust Reagan f~m were aimed at forcing ReagJD into a
office through the 57-year-0\d recall fall election to remain governor of the
provisions of the state constitution. nation's most populous state.
Jordan, a Republican and tlhe state's Halley, in his seeond statement this
highest election official. echoed a week on the subjeot, said tile recall
charge by James W. Halley, GOP Can1paign was "an abuse-of the con-
state chairman, that some persons stitutional privilege."
have been tricJred into signing rec:aJI Halley said the recatl should be used
petitions on the' pretext they were re-only "to remove officlals on grounds
quests for lower taxes. of malfeasance or corruption in of-
''Misrepresentation in circulating, a fice." ·
petition is a felony punishable ' by a Koupal 's group claims Reagan is in-
fine of up to $S.000 and a prison term competent but it does not charge he
or up to two years," Jordan said. "And is corrupt.
. The gun duel added fuel to the DI•
tional conb'oversy over gun controll
which began t..neW: ·following the
assassination .of Sen . Robert F. Kent
nedy last month . . , ,
In W.ashington , President Jehnsft
expressed horror at J..he .shDQting afJ
renewed his 'piea for gun cootrOI lalfi
"to pro~ J lM An'le~can Jt..~
against in~ne and recklesa murder a
gunfire."
New York Gov. Nelson 1.\ ~
Roc~efeller, campaigning ,for the
Republican presidential nomination tn
Oregon, ·Mid in 11 statement:, "'lie
.shocking burs.t of.· violence by: gun.fit•
in the heart 'Of New Yoik City ihof its messa,ge. to Congress': · Give' 'sen&i~le Coptrol over guns •. ·~ 1
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Transatlantic ·
Yacht Sojourn
HAMll.J'ON, Bermuda (AP) -
Kialoa II. .a 73-foot yawl skippered by
John Kilroy of Newport Beach, took
the early lead Wednesday at the start
Of the Berinuda-to-Travemunde.
Germany, 'I'rans·atlantic Ocean Yacht
Race.
·Close behihd as the 3,543-mile race
got under way were Germania VI,
Spirit and Rage.
Stormvogel and the Ondlne, S. /-..
Long's ketch out of Wchmont, N.Y,"'
were recalled for crossing the atart:iil:i:
lille too soon.
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· John a.r11or•1 case came up hi
a New Haven, Conn., court and he
&OOwecl up wearing bells. The judge
ejected him from the courtroom
and threAtOnecl him with i:ootempL
He wa1 allowed back in when he
muffled the bells with 'his ·cape. . ' .
TWo'Yo!llni! biMill ~'up motel nl&hl ~lerl 'Wolter Donold, of 'ru-
"*1. G~" ~k $453 and asked him W.tire 110: w.ould prefer 10 lie locJo. ea up. "I' suggested a clooet that 1-J. a ,lock on the inside," be said.
"I llguled· I'd seen aa much of
tllooe two 11 I eared lo and'I could
lock tben1 ou€." Tbey'locked him
In the clooet be ~. •
Keven Farit11, of Madlaon, Wis., found
an iron-ic me few hil clubs at th.I
rain-soaked Cheroktir Golf Courie re•
centty. Not to be outdone by the
weatherman, Kevin ignores the "No
Fi.shtng" 1ign and cnoles for a
"fishie"; that'• par fOT tM course.
Normalltl smaU ponds at Chuokee
are swollen bt1 several da111 of rain. • J1nic• Pounder, 21, was put on
two years probation after she was
found with three chocolate bars
wrapped around balf-l«lgth hack-
saw blades when oho wu visiting
her fiancee In Linco!A jail Three
days earlier she 'bad received a
love letter with a amall insert u.t
said, "Don't forget the crunchie
bars. Try and get tw~ged." ••
William Harrison will open De-
catur's (Alabama) July 4th Spirit
of America Pageant today with a
bang ••• ap old.4:fme anvil lhoot.
Harrison is eclucaUng the modern
generation on the common prac-
tice of anvil 1booting oo holidays
many years ago. Black powder is
stuffed in one anvil lild then an-
other .anvil IS placed oo top. A
trail of powder is laid away from
the anvil and a bot pater is touched
to the powder trail Not only is
there a loud boom, but the top an-
vil is thrown several feet into the
air. •
Tht Hartford audience itarttd
to leave as aoon as tM toples&
bathing suit contest began. It
was apparent the organizers and
publici3:t.s of the e~nt hod left
out une smell .Utail In announc-
ing tht' contest ••• it too.! for
men only;
• Vivian Calvert, of Azusa, stepped
into her garage, heard odd nmses
and was bitten three times on the
arm by a racoon. Her son, Steven,
23, ran to help her and was bitten
on th e arm, too. The family collie
was also bitten. A police officer
finally caugbl the raccoon and
turned it over to the pound. The
Cal'~erts were treated at a hospital -
and released. • Who said jobs were hard to find?
Thoma• Edward Perri, 25. escaped
from the Broward County (Flor-
id.I) jail and, police said, within an
hour be had obtained a job at a
bottling company ... plant. The plant
is Jocated. only two bocks from the
jail. Perri was returned to jail to,
finish out bis sentence but was a~·
sured of employment upon his re-
lease.
What Girl Needs
To Know: Judo
• "Mtb a lair knowledge of judo, a
&lrl'• aatur1l reectkm to attack is ..-awtlon. Her surprise<! assailant
~ bu a chance."
'lbat'• the optimh:Uc opinion oC Ken
a....ldlO, • one time bead hatr,uctOr
of Ille American Judo Acoclemy ill Son
Jl'Nlidoco. IDd ~judo Instructor
,.. -Jlrll M Ille Orange Ooa~
YllCA.
CRiii ln the andeat, uqeatle art
of Mlf def_,.,.. bold twice weekly,
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II tile Y, 2:JIJO UidvotlltJ Dr1w, In
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MOST REWARDING AWARD -Col. Ke\u/etl) j!.
Huntington, new Santa Ana Marine ,Corps /Jr Fa"C-
ility ''landlord'' displays bis.most prized possession
- a helicopter model made from H-34 helicoptf'.r
' haiid)>rake from men of biS Unit. Trophy was given •
'to him upon medical evacuation ·from Vietnam iQ
1967.
Salu~e New · Commander
26-year Marine Veteran 'Landlord' of Air Facility
By PAMELA POWELL
ot IM Otl" 1'1191 Sltff
From training bases in Florida, Ten·
nessee and Georgia to stations in
California, North Car<>lina. Virginia,
Rhode Island, Haw.a.ii , Italy and Tex·
as, Col. Kenneth E. Huntington con-
cedes he has done more than his share
of moving.
An energetic, easy going man, with
26 service years to his credit, the new
commanding officer at Santa Ana's
Marine Corps Air Facility, bears the
battle marks of itiree wars, including
the remove.I of two-thirds of his right •
heel, the result of a bullet througt the
Achilles tendon.
C~lifornin's Population
Nears 20 MilliOn Mark . ' .....
Military life to the former Costa
Mesa resident and Veteran of World
War II, Korea and Vietnam bas been
more than rewarding. "In all three we
were fighting something that was at-
tempting to destroy our way of 1ife,"
he sakl, hedging away from ~litical
questions in wbJch he rarely, lf ever,
becomes involved.
"Vietnam has been well co.vered by
the press, and we're receiv~g m?re
information now than we did during
the Korean war, especially _as far as
csaualties are concemed," Huntington
remarked.
He received his heel \vound in
Feb('uary of . l9S7 on-a helicO~.
rescue mission to · pick up eight
Marines in Vietnam. One shot of the 19
rounds wtrlch htt the helicopter went
through hi .. heel. ]Jl 2l .minutes .he. was
California has added nearly a half
munOn people to Its population in the ...
past year, and in one year 'from now
the state's head count is expected to
pass the 20 million mark.
As ·of Tuesday, according to· the
State Dept. of Finence, 19,662,000 peo·
pte now make their home 1 n
Oallfornia. and of this number, there
are 620,000 more women than men.·
These facts and projections were
revealed this week by the 1 t a t e '
department in a -49-page bulletin,
"Estimahld and ProjedEd Populatioa
of California, 1960-2000.'"
The study, which shows that 477 ,000
people came to California last year,
Predicts that if others continue moving
here at the present rate, the state's
population will double ,by ttie year -
:m:t, bringing it to a total of 38,5?1,<MX>.
A n d if t h e birth rate incre:Mes.
California's population could rise to as
-high as 41 million persoos by the turn
of the century.
The study Ho foresees that the me-
dian age in ttle state will be 28 years in
1973 but will increase to 31 yean by
2000.
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percent, those of high.school age will
rise 93.1 percent, and the Dumber of
youths Of college age will go up 126
percent by the year 2000, according to
the study,
Newport's Color
Earns Another
Beauty Award
The city of Newport Beach can color
itself beautiful.
For the third time in four years. Los
Angeles Beautiful, Inc .. has chosen
Ne'lf'POrt to receive 8 beautification award. ·
It Js one of ten given annually to
communities strelching from Santa
Maria to San ])iego.
Mrs. Isabel Pease, chairman of the
Newport ·eeach beautification com-
mittee, will accept the award for the
cify.
on the x-ray table. .
Before being evacuated to a hospital
in San Diego his crew, the men of tpe
363. presented him with a home made
helicopter model, made from an old H·
34 hand brake.
The f.ather of two daughters now at·
tending the College Of the Desert in
Palm Desert, he admits that service
life "puts an extra burden on the wife
and mother."
"But," he says, "if it hadn't been for
the traveling my oldest daughter
wouldn't have attended her first year
of college in Italy."
In his 26 years of duty he has chalk·
ed up an Air Medal with 15 stars,
wh..ich is equivalent to about 320
missions during Wooll:t War ll, a Pur·
pie Heart. and a ~avy ~~ss. . ..
In addition he en1oys c1v1c activities,
horseback riding, golf and just about
any other sport you can name.
The number of diildren ot elemen-"This honor is for color, emphasis.''
The 46-year-old Marine currently
has command over all activities at tile
Air Facility which he says "includes
just about everything a landlord does,
which is what llhe group commanders
call me." tary-school ege will iocr~se by 76.9 .· Mrs. Pease said today. ,
"Flowering trees, planting o n How tong will he remain in the
service? "Oh! 111 probably stay until
my 30th anniversary here." he guess-
ed, and added that after that he'U
stay around the Orange County are<'!. Surfing Tourney
Open to Laguna
Entrants Only
Only Laguna Beach ,urfers will be
allowed to participate in the 14th An·
nual Surfing Tourname!lt, ·being held
at 1he Brooks Street beach Saturday,
July 13. at 8 a.m .
The tournament, being sponsored by
the Laguna Beach Recreation Depart·
men.t. Will include six events for 1iOth ~
men and women, with &pecial skid
boarding tests for children ages 12 and
under.
The events ihclude Senior mens .
• Junior mens, and Womens surfing.
Senior and Junior mens board racing,
and Mens body surfing.
A •11 entry fee Cnlitles the cori-
ttstants to enter any combination of
events (or which they are eHgible .
lndivklual trophies will be. awarded for
four places in the events.
F.ntry blanks an! available at the Ci·
ty Hall and the Oak Street lifeguard
tower. but they must be returned to
the City Hall.
Entries close Thursday, July 11.
Entries .will nqt be accep.ea unlest ac·
comparued by an entry i.e. l\llnm's
mu.st obtain the 1lgnatures of their
parent. before tl>ty will be allowed too
take part in the tournament.
Further informatim may be ob-
tained by contacting Norm Borucki,
the recnation 1upertntendmt, at the
City Hall, 494·1124.
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Pacific Coast HigbWay from the Santa
Ana River. and the-colorful Via Lido
traffic island have-Contributed to the
citation."
·Jun1p to It
· Frog Hunting Now. in Season
By EVELYN SHERWOOD freezer. They are just plain delicioqs." °' ... ~' l"11et '''" he says. Froggers hunt usually in the dark of
The slippery business of frog hun· the night. preferably in marshes or oo
ting is now in season. the bank-s of ponds.
And as all frog hunters know, that .l.
means it's time to check hunting 1\11N.EK"S LIGHT
eqiµpme nt, elecbic lig~ts, grabs. gig1. The properly dressed frog hunter
paddles. hooks. line, dip net, bow and wears a miner's light attached to a
arrow, fishing tackle .and hands. head band . .'n1e light can blind the frog
Any or all of the gear is legal to as he sits lh bis marsh or pond.
catch frogs with according to regu\a. And once blinded, he doesn't know
tions laid down by the Cllifornia Fish which way he's jumping. At that point,
and Game commission. now to achieve the croaking of the
LICENSE NEEDED frog is up to each man's ingenuity.
"Frogs are cold blooded. and don't
The only other requirements really feel anything," Brown $Bys. He uses a
needed for the sport is a 13 fishing pronged gaff for the denouement.
license and a bad case of insomnia.
The meat of the frog is a delicacy FRY rN BU'M'ER
that drives froggers to go searching The preparation of frog legs Is 11
for the amphibians tn the wee hours of slmple ff cleaning fish , according to
the nlgtlt, when chances ot flndlng Brown.
them are besl \ "Cut ol.f the head. clean. and force
"Tbe hind.legs are succulent. tender • out tbl fore legs, and the rtst just
white meat," uplUns wteru frog · 1Ups out Of· the k>oee skin.
hunter Bill Brown. When not roaming "Fry in butter or barbecue, and.it's
through the bullrushea, Brown ls worth all the trouble.
manacer oC DAILY PILOT com-•1Just remember." he advile11 "a
mtTclal printing. frog In th• ha1id Is wri -In the
"I have a dozen frog legs in my pond." ·
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. " SOMght bf ,College. -I
Wanted: Minority
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Group Students
I College lldminlona officers these
daya are out beatinC the buahe1 for
hilh pole-mlmriy 1tudonta In-
stead of 1uper athletes or matchle119'
1cbolars.
Univerlitiea are increuingiy eti-gag-
ed i:1 enrolling m~ty 1tudtntJ alld
in arran~ to g1ve them ltle help they need compe,. 00<t {MY are
admitted.,. •
Consider these recent . develop-
ments: .
-University Of Callfornll, including
the Irvine campus, looeeoed it1 ad-
ro'41ion requftmenta ' to a 11 o w en·
trance ol up to four percent atuden~
who wouldn't normally qualify. Such
admiaiOn ii reserved for diaad·
v ........ --lacked O!>' portunlijo. .
baguna .Guitarist
Strikes Right
Note With Young
...
Laguna Beach resident and pro-
fessional folk 1inger Dick Lappe has
found time from hill job·to capture the
imaginatiom of cbildren.
P~pattnc .m . the Santa Ana
Public Libr~'Operation Outreach,"
held June 24. demortltJwted }!ow
to capture dill '• thoughts with •
1torie1·tcid to mlllic.
ln addition to entertaining more
tilD 75 volunteers with ballads from
many lands, Lappe demonstrated
gWtar chording and tinging in .m.
afttrnoon wort 1e1sion.
Wbeft not 'fflunteerkl.g ·bis time to
help train teen-age guitarid.s wprking
v:ith the orange County poverty pro-
gram, Lappe is usually playing for a
different kind of audience, at the Sad·
dleback Inn, Where he Is now ap·
pearing.
Bernardo Yorba
Heads UCI Group
Bernardo Yorba of the Mexican land
grant Yorba family was elected presi-
dent .ol the. Friends of UCl at the
annual reorganitation meeting Wed-
nesday.
Yorba, of Anaheim, succeeds James Day. . .
Other nel' officers are Robert W.
Crecca, MQ, of Newport Beach, vice
president; James T. Workman, Villa
Park, secobd vice president; Mrs.
Milton Shedd, Newport B e a c h ,
secretary, and Louis J . Knobbe , Santa
Ana, treasurer.
Elected n,,., directors were Agnes
Blomquist, Arthur E . Briggen. James
W. Decker,· Charles H. Fontius,
Josephine Ottman, George F. Sherrill,
Ool. Sherman A. Smith and Cora ·
Wallace.
Re-elected u ~ were Waite!'
Burroughs. Day, Joseph Ersek. L.
Kenneth Heuler, Mrs. William Hols-
tein. Workman and Yorba.
Ike Salute Planned
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tht week
al. Oct. 13 will be "1 al u t e to
Eisenhower Week ." .
The tribute to the 77-.yrmr-okl lormer
president, now recuperating at Walter
Reed Army Medical Ce nter · from bis
filth heart attack, was given final con-
gressional approval by the Senate
Monday.
-Ca'1 State-Fullerton applied for
and received a S125.00J lederal grant
to fiMnce an Upward Bound prbgram.
for disadvantaged high sch ool
students. An additional $6,000 was
donated thrOugh student. faculty and
public contributions.
-StanfoNi University in response to
demands by Negroes at nounced a
more vigorous program of recruiting
and linariciallf Supporting minority
students. President Wallace Sterling
said current Negro enrollmnet of
about 150 would be doubled within two
years.
-The six C\aremoot Colleges
established a Center for Educational
Opportunity to coordinate-programs
for the edµcationally disadvantaged. ·
CAPTURES IMAGINATIONS
Lagunan Trained Teen.age
Guit•rl1ts
Youths to Get
Job Training
By Carpenters
"Learning on the job while earning
on the job" describes a unique type of
school where a student attending for
four years can earn as much as
$30,000.
The students are 17 to 27 ye~ olds
who have been unable to obtain college
edueation and have signed up for on·
the·job training as carpenters.
Sponsored by general contractors
and the unions in the construction in·
dustry, this special training is design-
ed. to qualify young men a 1
journeymen carpenters in four y~ars .
During the training period the
carpenters receive a starting pay o(
$3.46 per hour, and gradually work up
to a maximum $6.50 per hour upon
completion or the program.
DAILY f'ILOT Sttff ......
l'ROOGY BUSINESS -Bill Brown (left), and Charles Frei of New-
port Beach display results of hunt with electric lights, grabs; gigs,
eaddles and othu exotic: equipment used during frog hunting season.
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• Thursdax, Jul~ 4, 1968 DAllY PILOT S -
~an May SoorrSe·~-Atom Tlt:ro!Jgh '.~~~etrio~ Mic~os¢~pe .
. ' . PASADENA (AP)
Man's age-old desire to see
an atom may be fulfilled in
a year or so.
Two of the sharpest tools
of mqc:lera Jicience -tbe
electron microscope and the
computer -have been
teamed up in a project to
make this fncredibly tiny
building block of all matter
visible for the first time.
First goal of the project is
to unlock the secret of
genes, the living blueprints
ul heredity ·which may
enable biologists someday to
control evolution.
If Successful the same
•·what .we are doi!Jg now
is studying the feasibility of
such a technique," Nathan
said in an interview,
Hbuildlng the h o o k u p s
betw~ the computer:, the
electron microscope aDd th•
'camera.
MUCH DONE '
"We expect to have much
of this done in six months or
so, and #len we can gft-on
witb the p_roviog of methods
and actual research. It's
always hard to say just how
fast research will go but
with luck we could be taking
pictures of aroma in a ye
or so." teclulique w o u l d tell
· phySici.Sts more a Ii o ·ut
nuclear eneigy, the key to a
long-promised Golden Age
of almost limitless power.
PROBED DEEP
---'lbe-· reason. opt t-c a·l
mi'croscopes can't see en
atom ls that light waves are
too blunt. The di stance from
trough to· crest, Nathan
says, is about half a micron. ·
A micron is a microscopi
unit of measure in the
metric system and there are
one million of them in a
meter, which is about 40 in·
ches.
Electron microscopes,
capable Q! magnifying
500,000 times compared with
the l,000.magnification of
microscopes Using 1 i g h t',
have already probed deep
into c o m p l e x molecules,
showing how each ~ made
up of thousands of atoms.
But the sharpest electron
microscope image yet
photographed does not tjuite
get down to the ulti.rqate :
the atom. Structures less
than fi've atoms in diameter
simply do not show up.
A technique for seeing
better in the microcosmos
of the very small is under
study at the California In·
stitute of Technology's Jet
Propulsion Laboratory.
Dr. Robert Nathan, the
scientist who ·worked out a
way to use computers to im·
prove spacecraft pictures of
the moon and Mars, plans to
ilink computers with electron
There is an even smaller
unit of measure, known as
the angstrom. An angstrom
is one ten-thousandth of a
micron. Nathan figures the
size or an atom as about one
a"ngstrom, so· a light wave is
thousands of times thicker
than an atom. An atom
couldn't begin to reflect
anything as big as a light
wave.
· microscopes and t h u s
' photograph a singlt atom.
But electrons are dif ..
ferent. They are parts of
atoms -they are the
energetic particles which
whirl atound the nucleus of
an atom. An atom can
reflect a beam of electrons
and so, theoretically, should
b·e p hot ographable by
cameras sensitive to elec-
trons instead of light.
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Vietnam Amputee
W~nts Job Back
ST. LOUIS (AP) -When But the ~ormer high school
Hubert Bankhead w a 1 k s athlete and holder of the
before the St. Louis police Black Belt in judo and
board next week he hopes to ks.rate, has already run with
convinee them that just his. He uses a cane to help
because .e.· guy lost part of strengthen the good leg.
his leg in Vietnam is ~o Bankhead's police work
reason he can't once again earned him several cita·
be a police detective. tions . If he can't be
The board will be faced reinstated as a detective, he
with an unusual request. But feels he could be effective in
Bankhead, a 26-year-old community re I at ion s ,
Negro, is an unusual man. juvenile work or as an in·
The first day he got his structor. But he does not
artificial leg he str~ped it,, __ w_an_t_a_d_es_k_io_b_.' ____ r
on and walked out of 1 Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
in Denver, Colo.
" [ ju&t made up my mind · \
to do it," he said.
Bankhead is one of seven
children raised on a farm
near Wyatt, Mo. He
graduated in 1961 with a
degree in mathematics from
Missouri University.
After a stint as an Army
officer, he-joined the St.
Louis Police Department.
He was promoted to
detective in his first year
but was called back into
military service in 1965
because of hi s spe cial
training in code analysis.
As commander o[ a .
Special. Forces team he
performed classified
missions in Vietnam he can·
not discuss. Then he became
a pilot, flew _27. photo-recon·
naissance m1ss1ons and was
shot down four times. The
Jast .time was over North
Vi;tnam with a co-pilot and
two civilians aboard.
Landing just south of the
de m"ili tar i zed zone,
Bankhead sllffered a crush·
ed. right leg. It was during
tbe Tet offensive and the
men bad to waiit 36 hours in
the jungle before being pick·
ed. up by a helicopter. The
rlgbt leg had to amputated
belaw the knee.
Bankhead has had his new
leg for about three weeks.
He said. it takes six months
for the averag,e amputee to
learn how to use a new limb.
LET'S BE FRIEMDL Y
Hunli nntnn Beach
Visitor
847-51~3
Costa Mesa VisHor
6-42-2472
So. Coast Visitor
494.0579
Harbor Visilor
6-42-3535
U you have new ne ighbors
or know of anyone moving
to our area, please tell us
so that we may extend ~•
frtendJy Welcome and help
them to become acquainted
ln tbeir new aurroundlngs.
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El e-c tr on mJcroscope:s , 'Yl'lbonuclele acld, c:;A, In Nathan hopet be.can·w • and 'agtng. That's how'.I 'a:ot
haven't yet been able .to the nucleus of cells and way to do just thlt withim, .into tht• reae~; 'throUgh
photograph an atom Nathan v~ses. 'these str.fu_gs ai:e ages sharp enough to. &bow an , interest, tp · agl'llg.'1 Cfir·
. ' ~ believed to be entwined m eacll sln&le atom. . taiply, the· sec.:et of ~c
sars, because stains u&ed·l:<' double-spiral form In living ' • · ~ an~ .• gi.niJn\lst lie;in the.in·
provide contrast be~een tisaue but in laboratory tests HELf ~T ' · di¥idu!il•c,Q. 4A.d }!,o• well it
.varlOus structures ia , a. they flatten out like chains, ~ftotualb' t:hl1, wouldJie}P. functions, and ~ better look
moteoule also cause c$jor, ... ofbea<ts looaed.on a dresser-sdenllslactryiljg :to •trtnii .. at 11je•DNA .. )O(hlc~ qoa\fol1
Uon, 'It1e stain ~s !Alp. " '~ !"P.lher Mlilicually Jl!e ceJi ,will Ji91p>• . ,
atnong the aitorns, blocking The~ in the chain are 111 such• wey .t1tat.t;tier~ . He · knowa a great deal too many of the electrODI . • direct the. funetion of ~lls. . . .
aod making the image believed to be ~ms strung and thus coritrol what a man. about!. COD'!Jfuters, an ID•
fu'zzy, If no stain were uaed together ·in a coded se· willi be and: what hi's offs pr-tetest he, deve.loi:ted in trying
the tr'ue structure or at teasi quence, or ·bi o 1o gica 1 ing will·be. • 1 -, to imProv~ pictures teleyls·
the shape of the atom should blueprint, which determi'nes 11That's q'~te a . war, e~ .by ·~ger ·~n;.impact
become apparent. • What .fwictlons , each cell down stream, however, ' vehicles in .1964. , .
SOme of the best eleCtron performs. The exact pattern Nathap. says. "MuCh sooner , Na~an.saw that·unwanted
:images made so far are of Of atoms atong the chain has than that; I think, 'will come.. ''noise" -the scieoti.Sts'
genes, long strings of deox-. never been' determined but an abititI_ to Control~di~ease· ·wor.d :fot "-Static -~was
WEEKD.,S 9 · to 9 SATURDAY 9 to 5130
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Our Indoor Plumbing
IS WAY OUT!
0 0
WANIBRAE NEWSPAPER
GRILL
Neef, u1e1 only
new1p1per1 for fuel. No
me11 or w1ilin9 (unleu
the •id1 k1v1n't reed tk•
fu nnies I.
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FLUIDMASTER BALLCOCK
This t1fu91t from t Buck
Ro9tt1 ni9htm1r• co11ld
1•v• meny 11tepltn
rii9kh if the old ont
11eed1 r1pl1clng end tk1
noi11 i1 meking yo11
Cttly.
391
lkt1• ere 10111ethin9 el1e,
decorator 1tyltd 111t1
for the toilet, no le11, b11f
thty trt ttirt ctive. In
w1l11ut, 1ntiqut wklte,
yellow 901d, ind
I VOCtdO. .·a••
Tht dtluxe •nortment with
l6 wa1htt1 and I/ 1cr1w1 ,
Extra thick for lon9tr
service, m1d1 of bev1ltd
n1oprtn1. I Is tk1t 1ny
reltfion to la119hir.9 9a1?)
A.uort1d.
39'
IRONING BOARD
Why 1tncl It out ,when
yo .. ctn do it al hom1
t f1sl1r end 111ier with
thf• nifty port1bl1
ironint bo1rC. II don't
htva to btUev• thi1 1tuff,
f_olln, I juO write it. I.
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24 INCH PULLMAN
FAUCET EXTRA
A luxury ftafute for very little, Beeutif11lly fini1had 24 inch
pullme11 is llNf 'for remodeli111J ,redecoreti119 ot for• ntw
edditio11. H1ndj 1tort1Jt erea. bteutif11I unibol top, tnd
tnoder11oval1i11k make thit •lovely unit combinln'J
v1ef11lntl$ wifh bttUfy, tnd Wt htva f widt 1eJecf ion or
attrtctive f1uc1h to fit thi1 modtl.
PATIO LIGHT
SET
Pretty 1trin9 of mulli-
colorl}d li9kh to w11ve t
mt9ic spell with •t your n1xt
outdoor p1rty.
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GLIDDEN
ENDURANCE
HOUSE PAINT
It's Glidden, it's 9ood, end
it'1 1ptci1lly fomtuleted for
this climete to ttelly live 11p
to it1 name ••• Endu renct. 6'7 GAL
x12 PAPER DROPCLOTH
.
Stron9 piper, won't f11r
when you w1lk on it !but
witch the d1ncin9,
Arthutl. Protection for
your c1rp•h end fu rnitu1t
when ptintin9 or wt1hinr
w.ll1.
69' EA. ,.,
5-ft. Wooden Step Ladder
The toothpick ind1ntry'1do11 i1 your g1i~
St11rcly wooden 1ttpladd1r will bring
ho11t1 of worlr end toil. Buy one, 1lor• in
closet 10 you'll hive it for dtcor1tin9 the
Chtiitm11 fre t .
399
blrt c1ptcity with J acobi
l /I" gttrtd chuclr end key.
2.6 1mp1, full lo1d 1p11d,
1000 RPM, M11ltrpl1 thru1t
bell betrinf' a11d l
cond11ctor cote!.
7 .99
ni)J>gllng 10lth the sign&/• · bipe~nto a computer .Then
from tlie1 ~ $p8Cecraft arid b~ umruct.t the computer to
dlstortlnr their pictures. He pick . out streab of di>l.s
developed an,intric~te, pr.. which don't .seem ti> belDl!g
cess usibg a computer to 1n"tbe picture and to ralae ~r
!iltet out the static. lower tbe dots' numbers to!a
llOW IT 'WORKS . ·shade ·~ does seem to
H , "· 1 "' be1"nf.' ,Tliil filters out the . eres11crw twor-: no• and the picture.a
. Slpala fr?m spacecraft. ~me sharper. ' cameras , come in -a s ~mbfrs, Witti low numbers In .taking-pictures ~f
representing llght shade< of atoms, Nathan w111 tell tJie
·gray and higher numbers computer to be even mole
St<Wldlng fur darker shades precise and to amlpi'fy or
of gray. reduce the delicate varia-
NMbao stores t h e s e tions in 1hacliogs t h a t
nutnbefa In sequence on distinguish one atom from
m,gneucttape and feeds the • another. -1
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SUNDAY · 10 to· 51
r
OPEN 9 to 5 -JULY 4tli. -.
BUN or BREAD WARMER
Attractive end uttful hind woftn willow l:iasket comt1 with' I
we1h1bl• cotton t1epki11 1 he1tin9 •nit of t11odl1ed aJ1.,.fn1;un, 1
A.110 .. ~hiret quick dhco11nect cord for 111y faDle ""'ico or ·
p111in9. Your tu11t1 and f1mily will llle11 yo11for1ervlnt
bre1d or rollt th1t art hot tnd t11ty. M•k•I I wonderfwl tift.
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GLIDDEN SPRED
.HOUSE PAINT
Goes en 1mo1thly over wood, lctmtnf, lllock. •r l:irfclf. Drit1
in JO min11te1to1 flit flnhh thet hldn turftce hn,.rf1cHon1
No prjmer 11e1ded ovtr 1ound p1lnt.d 1urf1ct1 • • , 11¥1
llmt, work. end money.
597 .GAL
STUCCO ROLLER w /Four
Foot Handle
Stucco roll1r for 011t1lde wotlt,
'4 foot h1ndl• det1ch.1 for close
work or 111y 1tor19e, Hinely
fot c1illn91 too,
1•9
l I pl•c1 ••t incl11de1 Fury "4" drill, ntted tft1I c•••· 1teel
llench ttend, liuffint whe•I, I 0 11nd'ln9 disc,, r11lilier btckint
p1d~ 6 1tl•c• •claptot 11t, 9 drill blh, tnd I lt1nM wetl
poU1hln9 bonttl. A reel 9ood buy, and this I• •lir l••••t
P,rlc1 ev•r .•." thll compl•t• klt.
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DAllV PILOT" Thursd.w. July 4, 1%8
ri.te Neighborhoods_
"'
Negro Influx Not
Behind Value Drop
A USC research paper has "there is practically no hope
revealed that Negroes mov-for ithem to move into more illC into previouslf all-white , d e 1 irable neighborhoods
Mighborhoods do not cause because they simply·do not
e drop in property value. have the. money it takes to
Acconling to John M. get out of the ghetto."
llcQu.ifton ol use·. Popula· The money problem Isn't
tion Research Laboratory, the whole problem, though,
tbe property values of those i;ays McQuiston.
n e i g b b or hoods beg1n ''The bulk· of _the Negro
decreasing at least 10 years population llving pi the ghet-
before the Negroes move in. toes do not lack only money.
He said the property value Many hav_e . inadequate jobs
is not adversely .Cfected by or the tram.mg necessary to
tbe entry of Negroes. obtain them. Residents Of
McQui ston· a'.ddOO that the ghetto have less ~ormal
11Ule often-used t e r m , education than found in Los
'Ne gro invasion' is a A~Feles ~s a wh_ole.
misnomer. Th! Negro does The p1cture ts a product
not invade a neighborhood; of ~o~ th~. ~ yean of
It is bequeathed to him by raCJal dis.crJJlUJlation and all
the Caucasian who has mov· the multi-faceted. problems
ed on to newer and more th~t re~ult .from it. .
desirable housing." ~gulation for o Pen
''It is predictable that housmg can only do .'°
middle-class Negroes who much. And then the 1ocu1.I
have the money to buy pro. system has ,to take ?Ver to
perty will continue to move solve ~e more basic pro·
into declining areas which blem1.
are vacated by Cauca.Jlans,
and particularly a r e a s ·
whi ch are closest to areas DeadJin.e
already inhabited by other
Negroes."
But, according to
M~ton, the vast ma-
jority ·of Negroes are oC the
low.income bracket, and
UCI Plans
Auto Show
For July 28
Two hundred (If t h e
world's mos t be:u1ti!ul cars
will be on exhibit at the
University or California,
Irvine, campus July 28 tor
rthe first annual Pageant of
tht Automobiles . It will be
the largest di splay of
elegant automobiles i n
Orange County hi Story.
The Grand Prix de
Med<:illion awards will be
For Fair
On July 8
The deadline for entry
registration in the 1968 Na·
tlonal J.unior Horse Show at
tb.e Orange County Fair and
Exposition is July 8. .
Entries are open to junior
riders 17 andUnder from all
areas with the exception of
Ule Tuesday morning and
a { t e rnoon performances
which are llm.lted. to Orange
County participants.
There will be a tot.al of 55
classes. Nine performances
of the National Junfor Horae
Show have been scheduled
for Tuesday, Wedne&day
and Thursday (July 16, 17,
18).
given to cars of all classes,, J~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mt
lncludiag antique, vintage,
clu&:ic, unusual (including
celebrity), elegant modern
and foreign aad domestic
itpOrt cars, ia& well . as
horseless carriages.
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The display is being plan·
ned. for Sunday. July 28,
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission for the show will
be $1.50 for adul ts z.od 50
ctnts for children under 12.
·:J.or :Jaff
All proceeds will go to the
BJ& Brothers of Orange
County, to help them carry
out their program of pro-
vklin1 much -needed coun1el·
Joa (or emoUonally troubled
_boys in fatherless homes.
Th ink
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SUMMER .
PROGRAM
Two-Wffk Woriiihops
JIM GILlllT Oe1ign Medi• -
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IAYID SCHNAKL Portr•it & Figure
IOlaT PIAMI Ad.,•nced Oil •Nm llADIUIY Merine Oil
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'llilllnl lbi d11bbool:d.
la cmtrut, Wootmlmter
Sil Bob Brown commented
that ii bt Uled tbe '*-· "It would anap my neck
oU. '' He caatinued. to 1ay
that the dep.il1mtnt uae1
Dodill lbal ... ..ulooed
"1th -· but tho! 'the officers aru't required to wear them. Accordlnt to
Brown, they rub into the
neck, making them uncom·
loctal>Je in wpr.
Th• same make ol car,
year in the fiewport Beach
Police Department, accord-int in o f 11 c e r Robert B!Ucoe. . _
.So with ,one department
saying shoulder barqessea
are beneficial, and another
~J!!.IL~\=~ . r;;-.:rih~ cars, and an.
othre planning oo buyin1 the
aame make, the DAILY Pl·
LOT Un' quit. sure what
cooc1U1i to draw.
Tiie ccwnmul lbal
didn't m11t any -1Uon
II tbe fact tbal smell car
owner1 are more incllned to
UM the -than lhe bluer car owuers.
Mesan8 Win
Fellowships
'r-o Costa Meia ttudenta
at USC have been awarded
fellowahipt for further 1tudy
in tbe Scbool of Library
Science.
Herbert Hofflnen, 3 5 8
llaloun Pisa bu elected in
continue as a doctoral
fellow, receiving $5,000 for
the fall and spring
=:' .. "-~••• IAJelring f or LataditlfJ Pad
Cecil Margaret ~ Lieberman, n. National Walking a · i narow fence 11 hard on one's paws, and that grass looks a lot
Ave., h11 bMn awarded a sof.ter, besid · 'm looklne for something good to eat, like garbage. This photo
•t,000 Pl'A Jl'ellawlbip ·by -of the-oposlllll\ wu mapped in his own backyard by George C. Laus, 2422
the California Coaare11 of Azure Ave., SUlta Ana Heights , \VbO is a house-painter at Leisure World La·
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Horwr Roll Toki,
a ' For Harbor High
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Recard Straight A's ·
The second 11me1ter
honor roll bu been nleased
for Estancia lllib Scbool In .coata·Meaa.
Students who received
1lrallht A'• !n amdemlc
1ubject1 ue 1enlon Grey
Fahy and Stephen Pew,
juniors Linda Fron¢>, Lonni
Goslin and Janet Mt.son.
sophomore& Carol Cappello
.aod Jame• Ke r win,
freshmen Carol B e r n e r ,
Deborah Dwight, W a r d
Saunders and .QJnnls Swiclc.
Other boDor roll 1tudenta
who received at least two
A's and two B's in academic
aubjects are:
West wast
Graduates 4
Four students from the,
Orange Coast area haive
received degrees from Wet!
Cout University at eom··
meocement exerdln in Los
Angeles last weel<.
. They are Dale E. Frey,
8819 Nlgbtlngale; Woodrow
W. Wren, 193llO'Sandalwood ;
and Jerry W. Burton, 1™5
Ooll:, ill of Fountoln Valley;
llld. Edftrd C. Rodriguez,
2llOI Sbllllar Drive, COiia Men.,
Weot Ooalt Unl-.lty, a
prlvole, DOD-praflt educa·
1 Uonll' inltit:UdaD. 0 f f t ? I
evenlng J>'OlfmDl ID-· and e"'1Morln(.
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HOMEMAOE CAT -Mr. and ?4fs. AloU Floryano:w~ proudly diiplay their
51-foot catamaran "Havaiki" which they JiaYe·mov'bd onto from their C o s. ta
Mesa home, 1747 Santa Ana St. The. f8mi1Y, 'inclfitUng the two c~rep. Wi11:
tour the world on the homemade ves.sel follo~g a brief stay at Marina idel
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uc1· Program Slated
15 Students in Research Course
Fifteen se~ected students
will participate in a· summer
research p tt o g r a in ·in
biological sciences at UC
Irvine beginning th i s
weekend in research fields
ranging from m a r i n e
biology . to menW · retarda·
ti on. ~
The participants include
nine from UCl and others
selected i n competition.
among entries from colleges
throughout the Southwest.
The ti-week program is
financed by a grant from
the National Science Foun·
dation . Students ate pro-
\•ided living expenses.
Each par tic i pant is
assigned to a UCl fa culty
member to assist with a
research project. Following
is a list of the participants,
their university, field of
research and tbe professor
. ' ·to whom they are aoolgned: , !rvlne, C-Mesa resiiien!,
J ames E . Ca-rl son 1 bi.ochem1stn', J1r. G<fa l e
University of Redlands, Granger. ~ne eCology, Dr. Grover Diana Lee, UC Davis. ·
· Stephens. neurophysiological bases of
John T. Vollins1 UC behs.vior, Dr. Richard
Irvine, . jmmunology, Dr. Thompson.
Cale Granger. David Miyamoto. UC San
Jo!epb·Culotti, UC Irvine, Diego, algology, Dr. Peter
molecular and c e l l u 1 a r DUcon.
aspects of regeneration, Or. • Mark R ob in son , UC
Calvin McLaughlin. ' Irvine, marine biology, Dr.
Edward D u d e k , UC Gilbert Bane.
Irvine, ict:byology, D r , Elizabeth Saarni. U C
Gilbe'rt·Bane. Davis, neural and endocrine D.-yl "Fair, UC Irvine, bases of animal behavio;r,
Newpott~ :JJet.cli resident, Dr. Richard Wh alen.
parasite physiology, Dr. • Carol Simon , UC
Stuart Krassner. Riverside, biogcography,
Sandra Hilliker,· UC Dr. Peter A~t.
Irvine, Huntington Beach Mjchellc Simon, Universi·
resident, genetics, D r., ty or Southern California,
Daniel Wulff. mental retardatioo, D r.
David· Jeffrey, UC Irvine, J ames· Mc(iaugh.
plant ph)"'iology,'Dr. Joseph Larry Tinsley, UC Irvine,
Arditti. developmental biology, Dr.
James K r a m e r , UC Richard Campbell. ·
Orange County Gets
' ·~ 1st Polynesia Village
5th Marine
Band Gets ..
. 1-\
Rave Calls
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While many housewives
have b e c om e sq,ueamish
about serving more ·than 15
guests for a little "get
toge ther," C h ee d a and
Helen Yue are planning on
throwing luaus for crowds
up to 2,500.
In order to have room for
all their expected guests,
they have made plans on
building a $3 mi l lion
Polynesian village. \Vhen
they throw luaus, they like
to go all the way.
Polynesian Village will in·
clude an elaborate SOO.seat
restaW'ant and a speci~
luau garden designed for
groups up to 2,500, a "first"
for bW'geoning 0 r -a n g e
5 Front Coast
UCR Gradua~es
County.
This is all going to happen
at the corner of Ball Road
a n d St a t e Co lle ge
Boulevard, in ·Anaheim.
The Village is only one
phase of a total project en-
titled, ·.~The Orient," found-
ed and developed by Dr.
John J. Magrann. The com-
plete eight and one half acre
complex will inclule a motel
and shops. Scheduled to
open next fall, the Polyne·
sian Village has already re·
ceived reservatic:.ns foc the
unique luau garden, which
v.·~ J>e in operation before
th~ vill~ge is completed.
For Cheeda and Helen
Yue, food is· a way of life.
The couple bas been in the
restau:Cant business for 20
years. 'with their award·
win n ing Cant on ese
restaurant in Gardena. ln
contrast to their Cantonese
restaurant, where some 150
Five students from the various combinations o r
Orange Coast area have foods are possible, the
received degrees from the Polynesian menu will oUer
University of Ca!ifornia at only 15 .selections with some
Riverside. · emphasis on tropical fruits.
They are \Villiam S. Ban-When you have 2,500 over
daruk. BS. !!1athematics, < for diMer, you can't . get
Costa Mesa; Rtchard Wayne carried away.
Spencer, BA, po 1 i tic a l
Wins Deg ree
" There are scDool bands,
jug bands, end rock and roll
bands.
There is another kind of
band - one that's een ac-
tion at Iwo Jima and Vie t-
ntm. It's the 5th Marine
Division Band, based at
Camp Pendleton. ·
First conceive d in
January, 1944, it saw its
first and last action in World
\Var 11 at Iwo J ima, and
was reactivated for the
Vietnam conflict on March
1, 1966.
Over 50 perei!nt or the
band members have spent a
tour of duty in the war
6tricken country; several
have earned the Purple
Heart Medal for being
wounded in action, and one
man has been awarded the
Bronze Star Medal C o r
bravery under fire.
And while they live the ac-
tion-filled Marine life, with
physical training, lectures,
field exercises, rifle range
practice, and all the other
facets of the life, they still
have time to practice four
hours a day.
And what do they prac-
tice? Anything from Sousa's
marches to Miller's waltzes
to Armstrong's jau to
science, Corona del Mar;
Patricia Marie J~ealy, BA,
zoology, Newport Beach;
Kenneth Bradley SchWarz,
BA, zoology, Newport
Beach; and Michael DarJ
Grigsbf, .BA. z ool o gy ,
Westmmster.
f\.fary Lois Casey, ·1918 ' Bro&dway musical scores to
Anab~im Ave., Costa Mesa, Tl j u an a Br a s s ar-
has. received a BA in rangements. llow do they
sociology from Wheaton Col· have time for all this ac-
lege, Illinois tion ? They're Marines.
Ol'EN SATURO~Y,':JULY 6 -10 A.M·· 2 P.M.
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The American Indian bas AU~ like 4abetel *1ci cerms blYI done te the
paid and la 1llll poylna r 1a-o. people• upon -he baa , blcli' ~ , In teri!ii 'of , ~ .-.n-. N • • l lnllided 1* ~ll)llaation. L---t-1!:-::':'::""""'-.'f ·''1111 ' iPr' wb-at~ver Doted.:. "hive emerpd lD Dr Koel 'Mdalil of the
~ ['cl~"."' bu -~ h!p'fi'fquencitl In II!--.enudllan'iBbllttFy •olhealth, ~ "Piii' llim. · r .djan ...,upe,.porticull<ly 111 ru ile J~ · · !tod
. ''jllll -.ltroulbt ._t in .S-¥·t~!'.,&tern Uni~ 0
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' ' b. i o medical cbr&llep1es . Pima Indian tribe on 'the by .Westen:!. man, he said; its
presented by the American Gtta· rlvtt reservition near nat.i.v1 Ind11m'Poi>uJ•tion was
India" · at the rPID PbOf:flix, ,fllil., ba1j tllclOI-utiallted ·et l ,500,000. Since ,.
Americlln Haoltll Or1anlll-.ci a ,:.'fantaolic _ .. if then it hal' la11e to about •
.The -Great' Qrang~· Coast's
. . .; . ' ' _. . N_o. · 1 Paper! Uon. °' llll )ladder diJeue, AC• ClO,OCIO. ' .
It hasn't beon Ju.ta mat-cordinc to 'Dr. Thomas A.1,;;:;====================================•1 ter of white man's 1errni, Burch Of the Nati o·D a 1
thouCh theoe havo killed In.· · Jmtitute of Artln:itiJ and
diu&"! by tbe . ma n'y Metabolic Diseaael at
thbuandl-Jn the centuries Phoelll. •-
slrice the Spariah conque~.
It bas been a matter •lso
of the wtllte man's ways -sum as the practice of
eating regularly -and their
effect upon eon1titutions
· unaccU1tomed !o them.
DISEASE HIGHER
Am01111 Pima men, 5.9
percent had ·pD bladder
'diael.ae compared 'with 1.3
Perce'" in . a comparable
sample. of white males. 'A· .,. ' ... _ om ~ rnciac, wocnen,. ""' c -
JQINT ,CO!fnllENC!i;' I . !>FaJile. ftgureo were ill por-
'nle ...,,.,.,.,., .u.nded 'cent-.,.i·5_9· pei'Otnt.
by scienUata from six Latin Dr. Mu Miller of Western A~ericen naitiom and the Re.serve U tt t v ·e r 1 t t y ,
service. It ii ao~ considered Uni.ted S.ta t e 1 • w~s Cleveland· wbo aho .tudied
uDfair that helicopters have sponsor:ed. JoimlY by the Pan the Pim~ reported tbat
re c e i v e d "preferential American Healtp Organize~ .diabetes' wis 10 to 15 ·times
franchises" by the Civil ti?n ~ the Internetlo~ more prevalent atnonC them
'3rd Level' Airlines
·Fearful' qf Monopoly
"Indeed there •is grave
danger that peOple o f
C a I i f ornia metropolitari
areas will be subjecte;d to
monopolistic practices. in air
commuter s e·r.v-ice lt
Congress and fedmt~agen··
cies dO not a c t im-
mediately,'' .J>eliev~ ·
William E. Myers, chairman·
or the Board of Cables Com-
muter Airlines.
~eronl\utics Board./ : B1ologfCal ·Program (~).. ' t Ii a..n ·am on J o t be r
Because of thia, three Dr. Jame.s·V. N~l ~ ~e AmVicma. ~ ~ .
state aeqalors ate wvfkln& Univer~y o! Ml c b.i.1 •·n : •.}Way? 'o.-·~ eu wi!h M,..g toptopole a;blll · M91!1cai-S<b0ol, cboirmoa ol 'only COlll«ture ·et·Jll'--
asking the· Prftident and ttle conference, said ~at B~ one i.c:t.. stlDdl out:
At tilis time helicopter
service is protected by the
Civil Aeronautics B oar d
over conventional aircraft
service in a direct com·
petition situation within
C a I i f ornia metropolitan
areas.
Congress -to, i.nftltii,Me"tbe '10lli'~!il ,_ lait generation,, During ·mort 'ot bir put
increuinc dlliee< .C a °''"''.-that.will be_ able Indian tr-lived -i.;
monopoly situation in 1be Air to study tbe qwckly disap· feut or famine coaditiom of
commuter "third level." pea-ing • x a m P I ~ s of tile huntinC and &atberlnc
Myers said, 1'Cable Com-primitive man " for the light riod of primitive mall
muter ~ is willinl to they· throw on buman•l'\rol~-pe ' -
meet competition wbenevei: tiOn.and adaptabll:ilJ . to. flll~ ,... NOW: ,~Y, -~~. ~erll\IJ:arly,
and wherever it appears; vironmentll i:onditi~ and like m.t ~ cans,
however, ,it cannot compete Mott puzzling to the ~y eat . too much. ~e
with federal tax dollars and scientists than I er m ~~ _generally-, the sc1en·
regulations which orig~y d i s e a s e s , s _l! c b . ~s-ti.stl said, ~ ~-
served to encOUl'age pnvate tubercWolis ancP" syphilis, . -More familiar ts the story
enterprise, but now tend to Up until recently, this
ha sn't been a problem. But
now ·that a "third level"
airline ( 12, 500 ·pound
aircraft and under) i s
capable of con du cting
business where before it
wa s impossible, thfJre Is
conflict between helicopter
service and winged aircrs.(t
stifle it. The removal, or
changing, ol tliose-~·-tions will insure the air
commuter c8nsumer o f
d e p e ridable, economical
service."
Cable Commuter Airline•
is the largest "third level"
carrier in the nation.
Credibility Gap Can
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The crembility~ gap will terest can be governed by
never be bridged. open covenant& openly ar.
This is the Aef of a Ji\tecf at, and ~ moralizing
noted auUlor, lecturer and appea)ll ~ .. _world a n d
professor of politics, 'as dome9l!lc opuuon, th~ in·
'stated at the ~ning sessi~n telleoturals_ are den.se~y Ig-or the Unlveriity 0 f norant ol diplomatic blStory
Southern California'• three . and .:>f i n t er n a t t o n a 1
-· d politics " day 46th lnsdt:ute of Worl • Said Kut, "Today, ~ore·
Affairs. than ever before it Ji' fin.
According to Or· Russell peraUve that .n · ~
Kirk, "In the dtplomacr ~f president of the · UnitH
all great powers, r~ns1-States speaks 00 g:rM(~-coa·
ble leaders :i;iecessarily row cerns we should a11Ume
with muffled oars much of that he speaks the truth.
the time. ~n th~t .. sense, ~ "It is neceoary that
perpetual cred1bibty gap chiefs of state throughout
exists." . " the world should so assume.
He c'O n t 1 nu e d, lf u Khrusbchev had not
A_ m e r i c a n intellectuals believed Kennedy to mean
sincerely believe that in-what he said at the time ol
temationai conflicts ol in· the Cuban missile crisis,
America. aod_Russia ni•t
lie in waste tioday. ~ 1 ••
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failed to c«nmunicate with '
a large Dwnber of the. in-
tellectuals. But alto ·DWlJ
intellectuals ha.ye failed to
communicate with r~ in
this rough age ."
At College
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Two new· deans)ave been
hired at Santia AM College
today. ·
District trustees approved
the empoyment of Wallace
E . Good es dean of liberal
arts and John Russo as dean
of technical arts.
Good, 39, is' currentlS"
associate professor of
education in the department
of school adminbtration at
Kansas state Teacher•
College. t J
Ru sso, 45, cwnnUy is. an
jnstructor at SAC in the
engineering technology
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• 87 WILLIAAr L. RY AN
. 'The Soviet Union has ex-
tended to the United States
.what look1 on ttie 1urface
U,ke an olive branch. but it
may have some prickly
..th.orrw;.
•. Moscow bas held out to
Washington a possjbility of
agreement to stop W~\ has
been call~ the ma<f escala-
tion bf nuclear weapOriry.
The United States is · jum.
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Course Set
'In History
Grant BalJ. 1115 Essex
Lane. Newport Beach, is
.one of 35 ·history and social
science high school teachers
from 14 Mates wtio will
-participate in an eight-week
·summer institute at Arizona
State University ..
. The program is designed
to improve the qualifications
of history teachers and
supe rvisors in secondary
$Chools. lt is financed b:Y the
U.S. Office of Education.
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proHferatlon treaty. There
are huge p ros pe ctive
benefits for, both sides in a
ne.w agreement.
At ~he .&ame time, the con-
text iri Whicti tbe ofJe rwas
·extended by Moscow sug .
gests a sort; of derensive
peace offensive with a
number of· facets and ob·
jectives1 · -..
O.ne ot>jective could be to
increase pressure on the
Americans ·to ~make con.'
cessions in V i et n am .
Another ('.9Uld 'be to place
the United' States, before
world opinion. in the role of
the ntain obstacle to a
secure peace. Yet another
could be to divert attention
f r o m C o m m·unist-ru le
Eastern Europe, a b o u t
which Moscow, from its
many pronouncements on
the s u b j e c I , seem s
enormously worried,
The United States pro·
bably will ~xamine a I 1
possibilities while g o i n g
ahead with the talks. on the·
theory that the Soviet Union
has much to gain in scaling
down the astro'nomi cal costs
or the nuclear weapons
race. It may take lime and
much talk to achieve a new
agreement. but if both sides
want one. it likely will be
considered well worth the
e£fort.
I
clearly visible. The oft~r or
talks on any or au aspec\s of
disarmament was p -u l
forward last week b y
Foreign Minister Andrei A,
Gromyko in a policy review.
He ' .bl~med the world's
troubles on the, United
States and the We st a'nd im-p~ed advance condemnati.on
Of the Americans should ef·
rorts'at·agreement fail . ,
"Ei~rience. sho~s." faid
Gromyko, i'that without a
resoltite and constant ex·
po.sure of the policy.ttiat im·
plants militarism. it is im·
possible to count on the
governments of capitalist
powers agreeing to the solu-
tion of pressing problems,
a n d especially disarma·
ment."
This su_r:gested a certain
amoun t of Kremlin faith 'in
the propaganda value of the
proposals. which have an al·
tractive sound to a world ·
living in fear. Gromyko also·
proposed a ''p opular
movement:' in the world to
Germiln "militarism" and suggested that· restrictions namfHie. lf added pressure
Israeli "expansionism." He on the arms race there were Prought to bear on
also put forward the ofter of could be considered ''-Only \Vashidgton to make con·
talks in the conte xtOf an subject to the elimination of cessions there. Mo scow
eigh t-year-old Mosco w tbe consequences of Israeli could figure to make points
blockbuster proposal for a,ggression" and witlldrawal with its Souttieast Asian
"general· ·and~e·o'fll p I et e (I{ Israel from All Arab ter-ally.
disarmament," shrugged off ritories occupied last year. MoscoW·s unremittiDg at·
by the West as unworkable KosygjD came up with a tacks on West Germany
and designed · for pro-detailed omnibus disarma· suggest an ilfort to isolate
paganda purposes. amalgamating Soviet pro. that country from t h e
On Monday, at the signing amalgamating, Soviet pro· Uolte(j States as much as
of the treaty to check the f>9Sals of the last two possibJe, perhaps to raise
spread of nu~tear weapons, decades and adding oth ers, suspicions that deals will be
Premier Alexei N. Kosygin including one to ban un. made ,at its expense. '
proposed disarmament dergrounel nuclear testing, One · niight say that
talks, to include limiti~g That would ma k e pro· Moscow is taking a similM
nuclear weapons and means hibll.ion of testing complete. risk of arousing suspicions
of delivery. Like Gromyko, The 1963 agreement bans among the Red Chinese. But
Kosygin attacked the United tests in space, in the air or Red China is a Ire ad y
States on tlhe Vietnam Iss e. upder the sea. France and reported on the way to
He contended that Vietnam China do not subscribe to testing an intercontinental
proved the need to, eliminate this. ballistics missile.
all fo reign military bases, The oi(er ~.of talks comes As for Peking's suspicions
and that U.S. accidents had at a time· when con-o( Moscow, it hardly mat·
proved the need to restrict versations are going on, ters, si nce Soviet stock in
flights ·of -nuclear-armed slo~ly, in Paris between the Peking right now is about a
airer.aft. · Ame i:icans and North Viet-low as it can get
As Groin,Yko had done, '°;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"i Kosygin assaHed Israel and II
"c;ompel the opponents of >
disarmament to retrea t Grad HonQr~d
Complete Printing Service
Top Quality -Fast Service before the voice of the . /
peoples." Jeanette Daddato. the,
Gromyko told the Soviet daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I
parliament that better U.S.· Mike Daddato, 340 Monte [ Soviet relations depend on
the United States. He Vista Ave .. Cos ta Mesa. has
poi~ted to Vietnam' as the been graduated cum laude[
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WHEN YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
T&ousands
of Top
Qualily Plants
lo Cho0se
from
595
5.0 Lb. Ba9
Covers 2500'
With
Insecticide
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CULAR SAVINGS!
AZALEAS
SHADE TREES
CAMELLIAS
-CITRUS
AVOCADOS
"lJ CHSIAS
NOW THROUGH JUL Yi
Limited
to Stock
on Hand Borrow
the Neighbor's
Truck-
Bring Him
with .you
TREAT YOUR SUMMER LAWN TO THE BEST
Buy "Plush'' or "Blade"
Get Bandini Spreader
FOR $9.95 $~;~s
With the purchase of a 50 lb. bag of Piu•h
or ~lade -with Bandini's new Super Color
Cap•ules.
VINES
JUNIPERS
PALMS
ROSES
TREE ROSES
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redwood -1tron9 metal
b•nds. For ferns, fuch1 ia1,
beg~nies.
.. ,. ,.,98¢ EA •
DECORATIVE BARK
All grades-smell, medium, large.
Greatly~ enhenee1 the beeufy of
flower beds end sh ede 9•rdens .
3 cu. 179 F'T. BAG :'.:;
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PEACHES
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SUNDAYS 10 a.m. TO 5 p.m .
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2640 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
Call 546-5525
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98.00
reg. 199.00
LIMITED QUANTITIES
ITS MAGIC .•• )UST PUSH A
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892-3331
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Jcr 11 oluslca.
Tbe Harry~. 1M E.
HJOth St., .... oopodally
pleaood that 1lltlr ace II
going to Fr-.. Condo II a .
-Ynnc:h name. Young Cortde'a great.
great-grandfather wu a
general ln Napoleon's army
al the age ol ·17 and prisl'
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19.
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Can't come ia?
all your nearest Broadway
!or a no obligation .
Home DcmonstratiOn
1Scwing MachinCI, 809
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tJe Federal Assistance
Senior Citizens Given Tax Advice
BllleviJll tllat 1be "'1D' a copy of receipted tax bill. tax .-Stance, cldmanll form• moy be obtalned from
.. compUoated, m • D 'I Huff pointed out that the must be 65 years of age, any office ol. the FrucblH
Sedor cu..a. .. mt tiak· new law neither requires own and occupy their own Tax Boanl, or by writiDe to
11111 odvalllap cl ~nior Iha a li .. be plac<d OD Ille home, bove paid the pro-Senior Cltlzens Ploperlf
Qillona PtoporV T propedoes rty of claimants, nor perty taxes for Ult ltl7-e8 Tar Asslstonce, P. O. Bos
AllJltaDcl Law. the &mount of the fiBcal year, -4 hal'le an in-1588, Sacramento, Califor-nu ii the.., wwd from reimbursements 'h&\'t tG be come of less than $3,500 for n1a . The deadline for fillnl
Martin Huff, e1ecuUve of. paid back to'tbe Stine. calender year 1967. claims for the asabtance ii
fleer of the Franchise Tax ,..._iiiToiiiii;quiiiaiiilify;;i;;;iiilbriiiii;i;prOperty;;;i;;;i;;ii;;;;iiiiilD!i;io;iimi;i;;1otl;ii011iii;;iiiaod..iiiiii;;;;c;iilai~mi;;;;;Ai;iuiiigiii"'ii';i~i!'i;i'i;i968iiii,. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
OFI' TO !'RANCE
-. Horold Condo
Computer
Finds
8-d. ACcwdimc to him, Ir
O(lly 30,000 of tho expected 200,ooo clabm hove been Ill·
ed.
All that claimants need to
do .. provide ..... and ad-
dress, 1oclal sec u r 1 t y
number, and list anDUal
houlebold income on tlle
claim form and send it in to
tllo Fnnc!Uoe Tax Board
alone with proof ol IC• and
OCC Hires
N Six New ew Home-· . · Instructors
You name the place, the
price and the features and
SHE · ma,:t. cbaDge your
whole life.
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The hiring 0( 6ix. new in-structor. has rounded out
the teaching 11taff at Orqe
SHE is a unique service Coast Colle~ for the com-
noW available to Orange lng school year.
County home buildelli and Marianne Morgan w 1 t l
home buyers wb1ch enables become anUtmt librarian
prospective buyers to Select &t OCC. She . bu been
Hv m"e 1 El~ ctronicl'll1 reference librarian at the
(SHE). · --Anaheim' public Llbrary for
Faced With tbe • current five years. . .
lag in the home construction Lauri Martin will teach
and sal~s mar:~et, t h e photography. He has a ~keting And sales·.per1on· mutms cteeree ln educa•.
nel at southern CaliConUa tion. He hu been assistant
Edi Son Company came up to the delJt" of"students and·
with the idea dqrlng a financial aids advisor at Cal "brain~tonajng:• session~ P.oly, and worked in the
The service b extended to alumni program af_UC San-
any prospective buyer who ta Barbara. ~hes to live in an electric Robert L. Webb will te~ch
Medallion ·home anywhere civil technology. He has ln·' E .d l's 0 n • 6 65,000..mlle taught civil engineering at
service territory. the University of Alabama. Buell Munsoil will be an
.All the home buyer has to instructor in electronicl. He
do is describe his particular· nu taught .at occ in the
requirements for a new evening for three years.
home on a computer input Thomas Francis Adams
form which is mailed to the will be an instructor in c~pu_ter office in Los police science. "He is a Ai)ge)~s. -· : graduate of OCC md bu
'l'be·-giant General Elec-aUo taught at OCC ·and·San· !
hie computer a 1 r e a d ·y ta Ana College, and at the
knows \\"here new Medallion Orange county Sheriff's
Homes are loc-ated Police Academy· and
th r o u g b o u t Southern Polygraph tnstitutes. He bas
Oalifornia and, w l thin been 8Q. active ~liceman
minute&, SHE can feed back r 1.. -· ·
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·NEW! FRIGIDAIRE
Frost-Proof side·hv·side
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WITH 198 lb. SIZE ·VERTICAL FREEZER!
' •You'll never defrost again!
• Flip-Quick Ice EJettor to free cubes
Instantly. Two trays.
• 23.B·lb. slzefulf·wldth MeatT .. der. \
NOW
ONLY $388
EVEN LESS WITH TRADl!I comp e e s g o act or Frederick oe.it\!n will be
_ ~tomized , homes in the an tnstruci.. ill Nricultural
T l'rU:e-:"" range ~ • · •rt a -mechanics. ·ae ti a graduate
de sired, which is mailed or occ and~wtu teach on a b~~ to the potential buyer part-time basis.
• 17.5 qt size full·wt<lth Hydl'lltor.
•·Door storage for flip, butter, snacks.
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HANDSOME SAVINGS ON JEWELRY·WATCHES·SILVER·CHINA·GIFTS
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We're cfjlaring room .for our hundreds of lovely rlew
Items the! Will beglQ to arrive.1hort!y. And now .ls .
yQUr opportunity to reap handsom~~ savings on fine
watches-• variety of silver.items-china
· -giftwara-and jewelry. .
Plea se come early, quantities are limited.
IANKAMERICAllD tnd MASTlJl CHAllGl, too
11 f~SHION ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
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Good Selection in Men's,
Women's and Children's
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Shoes from our famous brands.
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For the few disbelievers,
th~it skepti~!JJm turned to
confidence wben theY sub·
'mitted typical "test" in·
quiries and discovered while
they stood watching that
SHE woold prompUy pro-
vide a print out of all the
btiilder's oWn homes he had
for sale, complete with
many detalll. ·
Costa Mesan
Gets Award
23 Countians
Get Degrees
At I.Oyola
Nine 1tudenll from Ille
Orange . Cout area were
among the 23 Orant:e Coun·
ty residenU receiving
degrees at Ute 56th Com·
mencement Of Lo y o 1 a
Unlv<!nicy ol Loo Angeles.
Erle llao!en, 113 7 6
Joanne Olson, daughter of Soowdrop Ave., Fountain Mr. and. Mrs. Edword c. V..U.y, receiv~.a-badlelor
Olson, lO·Bln:b Ave., Costa o1 arts ~-.cum laude. Me~a. ·bas received the He is a ~t of. a
Rld>ard BIUdau ·Awanl for RetlODll Fellowil>ip from
prof!cle11ey in the biological Ille Uolven!tY lo ~<l!'nla
aclmces at Ca 1 i f o r n I a at Senta Barbara where he
Lutheran ' Cott e g e In will study tor a Ph.D. in
'nlousand Oaks. history.
A junior, Miss Olson has Othre students receiving
earned departmental honors . degeea were . Michael S.
in biology, was publicity ~BresSeTt, 400 E. Bay St.;.
chairman for Associated Thomas J. N.arkel, 345 23rd
Women Stud~nts ; w a 8 St.: Roger W; ,Moutcn, ~
·uruor class secretary, a FullertanAve., no 14:.Henry
member of Alpha Mu Gam· S. Woods, 2179 Tustin Ave.;
ma foreign languoge honor and Paul E. lleyden, 'rm
society and on the dean's "Lorenr.o Ave ., all of Costa
list for· academic achieve-Mesa. ment. · Also receiving degrees
were Jdln ll. llintz, 22052
LOCAL
No othor 11ow1popor h ll1 yo11
Mtft, tftry Jty, ti.tiff whtt'•
toi119 011 hi tho tr•ofor
Ort1190 Co•it tfit11 tho DAILY
PILOT.
Capistrano L a n e • llun· 1
tington Beach; Luis A.
Cardenas. 17044 Edgewater,
alJo of Huntington Beadl;
and Pa!Jick J. Pe~ 1912
Deborah l.iane, N e w p o r t
Bead!.
I See by Today's .
Wanl Ads ~b'J~'=~ • tfere'• a cu~ lJtUe yellow
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'61 Sprite o:JD'm'tllrlt. A
amell car with a anall
pri~!
• \Vllere )'OU can find a
charming Spanish st.vie homt. .
e One ol a ktnd • , • bttt'a • 1963 p.,15 _.., 11111
• 19811 s.is .. ~
' ' ' • Yoo <*I Avt money bj
-theP ..... -for daltfltcl .ts! ' .
e A \'orlo'1 ol 1MU 1-n&-
\ lllr -.i In the "Flit to
You'' column. ' ' . .
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111 I year warranty fo; rapair to any dafact in ih e antira
~: rafri9arafor, plus a 4-ya•r Protection Plan, for i'i•lr of F any dafacf in tha rafri9arafor system, Bec ke d by eneref
Motors. MAllK OP •XCllllllCI
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DISHWASHER
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411 East · l7tlt St.,.,. Costa Mesa
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JNTEv~ITY ANO •OEPENDAllll.llY SINCE '1947
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Fabulous Group of Amel Dresses
$26-$36 values 16. 99
Summer-perfect Amel® triacetate Jerseys !rem our leadlnr makers.
Also, town .i._ DOW 1.99-JJ.99 .
Windsor u..' nr-,.
Jr. World Torso Dress Success
17.00 value 10. 99
Long to1'1!0 styling with fiippety pleated skirt; sleeveless. Drip-dry
gold or turquoise print. Sizes 5 to 13.
Jr.World-,M
Exciting Summer Millinery
$84l8 valueo · 3.00-9 .00
Many sliapes In 1traw!ani1 fabrics; am~e sizes.
MilliDery, IOO . ---
No-Iron Summer Shifts, Skimmers
Special """1we 10 • 99
Cool, caretree vacatlonen that wash, drtp-dry, ne'vtt need Ironing.
Sleeveless. Misses' and half sizes.
B\ldlet -· '11
1 and 2 Pc. Ca5ual Dresses
$13-$15 valua 6 99 •
Summer styles in assorted prints. Mis6es' aizel.
Daytime Dresses, 73
Eyelet Lace Beach Shift
ttf.$!3 8 99 •
In white cotton Jaee, al1.e! S·M·L.
Mims' Spcrirwear, ..
Summer Skirt Clearance ·
"417 "1ut1 5.99-9.99'
Softly pleated styles, dirndl~ a-line, 1diln ind gored looks in solids
and plttterns. Sizes 8·16.
Mmes' SportlwNr,.
Pretty Summer Sweater Imports
$12.J!Sm. 8.99
All in washablo acrylic. White, colors, aiza 36-42.
Str<et Floor Budget Sportneor, M
Stretch-Nylon Turtleneck Shells
$4-$6 value& 2. 99
White and assorted colors, •m·L Hurry to save!
Street Floar Accmories, •t
Summer Blouses and Pant Tops
orig, $5-$8 2 99 •
Oeerance from regular &tock. Many styles, coloi..
Street P'1oor Shirts, Blow.1 11
Casual Dresses for Juniors
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Solidi, print&, &tripes In anortecl styleo. SIZ!I S.13.
Jr. Spoil&-, ti
Famous Maker Nylon 'Lingerie
orig.~ SAVE ~-Ys
Bolll .,_. llld ..,_. ••• now prlcod %.'8-l.5.99.
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Cnrl• .r '••ltie11 it N,.,,,. l1tch
Tel1ph1111 644°1212
She, M"4ey thr• Fri,1y 10100 1.fl'I. f1
•:10 ,.--.s ... !'41 • ., 10100 '·"'· t• 4100 '"'·
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Huge Assortment of Handbags
- ' 4.50 to $lS value! 1 99 9 99 . -.
casual .. ~ dressy, plastics and leather, many •ba-
llodbap, 111
Enamel, and Stone-Set Jewelry
$2-$3 values 99c
Choose from pins, earrings and 'bracelets ir. a dazzling arraY of
designs to.acressorize your summer fashions.
U.tume Jewelry, '°
Women's Purse Accessories
orig. $3-3.50' 1 99 •
' Everything from clutches to mlnl-purses. Many color.o.
Pencmal Leather Goods; •
Famous-Name Bras and Girdles
orti. $4-16.50 2, 95-13.50
A wonderful selection from Vanity. Fair, Maidenfonn and Warner's.
Hurry to save on your favorites.
Foundatloo, a
Casual Tents, Shifts, Muu Muus
6.99
Perfect for vacation, poolside and patio. Choice of assorted prints
in washable fabrics. S·M·L.
Kobm:, Low4e•MI', 51
Girls' Cotton Knit Sportswear
4""6x,
$3 value 1.79 7-14,
$4 value
Sleeveless tops and shorts; assorted colors, patterns.
Glrla' Spartnear, '4
1.99
Girls' Nylon and Cotton Panties
orig. 89c 59c
Plaln or fancy nylons ln white and: pastels plus printed cotton knits.
Sizes 4-14 In the group.
Girll' Llnprie, ii
Simmons· Edison Crib for Baby
reg. $55 43. 99
All hardwood construction 4-position spring. White \vith decals or
plain walnut finish. · ~
lalata' Faralbn, II
Simmons Hi Riser Duplex
reg. 169.95 ~39, 95
Compact and very comfortable, 33x78" sleeping space in lower w1it
:isprings up to height of upper mattress. Quilted for added com.fort
Sleep l!hop, ..
Frigidaire Air Conditioner
209.95
11,500 BTIJ units. Perfect un it for multi-room cooling. Buy one now
in time !or hot July days. Very specially priced.
Major Appli-. IO
General Electric Portable TV
79.88
74 sq. In. portable set complete with eorphonft for yrur private
llstening pleuure. Has all the line General Electric features In a
portable. 5.00 monthly.
T:!::1:!aai " 5
HUNTINGTON BEACH
1771 Edl11t•' A••· e H11111tlti 9to11 lttch
l•ltpllono ltl·Jll I
Sllott Mo11ll•y tlrlr111 S•t11r~•Y
ID:OO •11t· to t :JO 11·"'·
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THURSDAY
SHOP FRIDAY
& SATURDAY
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Splasher Pool
8'x20" 14. 99 lO'x24" 24.99
White corrugated lleel wall, heavy duty vinyl liner with bottom
drain. Vertical steel IUJ>POrla for added atrength.
Toy~ :II
Patent Vinyl Book Bags
reg. 4.00.5.00 1.99 . __ ::-~
In fire.cracker colors. Roomy enough lor all your school supplieti
plus! Now aave really big during thli apeclal event. Some with shoulder strap;
~ stationery, 15
Closet .Storage Aids
, 1.99-2.99
Give yQUr closet a summer lift with these Scott protect-all garment
covers from KC. Choose from garment bags, shoe bags and more.
Notions, '
Ours Alone ... Deluxe Cyclone Bikes
36.99
\Vind your way through the summer on one of our wind-swept bikes.
Choose girls or boys in Dying colors. With chrome fenders.
Sporting 1ood!, "
lh Yard of Ale Glass •
6.00 valUe 2. 99
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A real conversation piece. The l 7'k Inch long glaas &lands In a 12
inch high walnut flnish look rack. Great for your home be.r .
Housewares, 39
G.E. Handy Hannah Hand Mixer
9.99 value 5 99 •
Features finger tip contro1, three speeds, beater release, is light·
weight, and so conyenient Hangs on wall all ready for use!
Housewareli, 95
Imported Stainless Service for 8
reg. 29·95 23. 94
This 50 pc. service for 8 Includes 16 teaspoons, comes in three popu-
lar patterns. A1sc available; 4 pc. completer set, 4.60.
Silverware, 59
Daisy Chain Pleated Cafe Curtains
48 x 24 In. orig. 6.50 4.99
Of carefree-polyester and cotton, this perma-press cafe comes in
blue, gold, and pink.
7.00 48x30" 5.99 7.50 48x36 6.99 2.50 72xll" valance 1.99
Curtalm:, 10 '
Selected Seconds of White Sheets
Fuli size l, 99
i;>ure white cotton percale sheet& for your double bed. Top fitted or
long fitted styles. Imperfectlons ""' minor. -..
English Made Dinnerware
reg. 35.00 42-pc. setfor S. 29 • 99
Jn classk: patterns favored by the early Amerlcon coloalala: •ii.
Chintz", "Fruit Sampler", and "Jamestown.• Hand --
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A111ht itfl Shop,111,f C.11tor-,ho11• SIS·l121
Shop Mo~llty ttir• S1h!rll1y
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Thul'$day, July 4, 1968 DAILY PILOT J:J
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this is only the llejinnln.a ••.
It's ham a hard d11.y'1 night, but
wcall1 If! Billi0ns of 1ale tags :will
be cin t'1'illion1 of things, waiting
tor J'CMI' 1election starting this week,
"-lag <NI' annual July Clearance.
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Flags will be. flying, spirits will
\ be high and prices will be, without
a doubt, UNBELIEVABLE. So
come and see, and buy at the
Grandest Mall of All. ~South Coast '1111
MlllTOL Ar SAN DtEQO I'll-AV, .COSTA -
Open .... • w1l1 W ·A.M. to 9:IO ~.M •
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OVEff.,. 1'1NE SIORES AND SERVICES,, .A La, Gard• Albe~• Hoalery • C. H .. Bek9r •Bank of Amerlal • Barrlcini Candi•• Bonina Tell Fnhlona • Berptn>m'a Baby Nev.19 • Blllllli
earti.re • .--. ~rator Une • Cebot'• Chlldren'• Shoeo • Caprlce.Colftli,.. • Carat•a • ca ... r Girt • Chain'• • Chef V• Chic Acc•oorlea • Chrl9' Faehlono • Cline'• Stationery• Clockwo
cltl .. n• Natlonel Senk• Elchene-Nutrition Canter •·Field'• Shoee •'Finn'• Fashion Botlque •Fox TheeWr ••Gone'•• G&orp Murray• Golden Needle• Go Travel ••Gudea-Bom9lt ._
• Harris a. Fnlnk • H.l'.C. • l'llc:kory Fllm1S • Hou. of Febrl~• Homrot Nine• HoUM Of T .. Horlna • Hou• of Terry • Huntlnaton Savlnp a. Loan.• ln"'19 ·Sh.,. • J-18 by Joesph• .ioupll
Masnln • Joyce snoe Tm • Jud)l!a o-Kahn a. Lester Optometriot • Kaplan'• E>ellCaleoa1n • Kovone Jewelers • I.line Bryant .,l:a f'lltlt CIA • Leed'• Shoft •·Lllll9n'• •·Marten. Febrlque .. ·•
Co. • Mu Hawaii • Mullen ·& Bluett • Pacaoetter • Pacific Sevinp & Loan.• Pldlwlck Bookohop • The Prep Shop • Raj of India • Rlvlers Reotaurant • Roaer'• Beauty World • -.i•a
Lugap • Sabrina • Sears • Slnpr • ~uth Coeat Drup • sunaet•HoUM ·• 1'hom McAn .• 'f!9 Ra~k • Tlnditr Box • Toy World • U.S. NatloMI Bank • Wa\llcha Mualc City • The Wilt S.I
• Wll8on'• Man'• W•r ··F. W. Woolwol'ttl •·Youns Mlllemlty •Zella'•-· · . , .. •
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W or.k-study
Plan . Slat~d
·By Colleges
~ . st11ClenU who need tG earn
their way throulh college
are being offmd . .., chance
this sunulier and f a 1 J
through CAmJ>WI jobo •«
Orange Coast and' Golden
West junior; coneget.
A federal grant under the
Vocation-1. Education Act
baa made money available f«, jobs on ,,ath campu1es.
· 'ft:ie ll'ant is for a work
oiudy ~·for otudento
· er.-olled iii. Vocational fields.
Stude!llll "'10 qualify will
be given campus jobll. They
will work a& tab assistants,
m a. i n tenailce personnel.
clerks and 1 e Cr et a r l a11
helpera and . otlter ... rated job&. • '
.· To qualify, a «ud«lt iaom
'bo.undor 21 7¥1!';!1( aP, and '.planning a v~ li'udy
~.He~ work fUll
·time, 40 hours "' Met, until
Auguot 31, tlt<n part . time
during the school year. Pay
will be $1 .40 an hour for 90
ho1.1rtJ;-then $1 .65 thereafter.
For m o r e infonnaf:ion
contact t-he employment of-
fice in the coun1eling center
at Orange Coast· College,
Joyce-Capezio
Angelino-Geppetto
and many others
VALUES GALORE
to
originally $7.00 to $20.00
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"'OCC Stewardess .. . ,
·Course Complete
Fe-"-' I• t.U
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Btreet ... After s Ores•
Coats ••• "1•
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.Oranee Coast Co 11 e I e 2,000; six lar1e.banqueta ai .rune stewardess trainees occ, lneludin1 au u .. 1POrta
. really • have to be '1the a~arQa banquell1 hon~•
b01t.ea• with tiic mostest.• .rugb~ and , Ille a~111 Soutk c.,...1 flaa .
occ•s· lovely 1tewarde11e1, \ Advls.ory .C o.m ~it t .,8 .._. .... s.. ~ ,....._,, c .... M.w ,
-Jn full uniform, are prob-1~,...~~tln~g~•~---~~'--~~~===:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:~=:=:=:=:=:=:=::=::~I ably seen in the·con;imunlty
more tban any other college
croop.
Semi-Annual Quali<;raft :
PIONEER -Technician at TRW prepares inter-
planetary Pioneer spacecraft for_ testing in space
simulation chamber. Models of tljis Pioneer and its
"cousins" in the Pioneer programs will be on dis-
play from July 4 weekend through July 15 at South
Coast Plaza.
Ensign Horwr Roll
Told for 4th Quarter
' I te ed" '-nim,_,, Lll11r• Thorroburoh. Jllhn The Ensign n nn 1a1e /Tup~, Scott Will, Jennifer W•lllOI', Pll
School in Newport Beach wi1111ms. Roawi1111 w1nn. aati >N®<J.
has released its honor roll ~~19;'1~~~:'~, G•v AM11a11v, M1r11
I •• art f th Allelsev, Cyn!M1 BKkett, Birton aen, for the OUJ"l111 QU er 0 e Stlly Bemu1, K1,.n BIHOIH\t;!lt, C1!h¥
1967 oo SChOOI year Brl!vlcll, Ken Brown, Lori Brown.1 lH :-uo · aur1r;1, koll ~Id-II, cnrlulnt! ~11rk, The following eightti grade Jim c 11r11, chr11 Cobb, Te .. 1 co11,
Students r-i'ved striu'ght 8r11n C<*.11, K1n.y Colnwor!hv, C1rl1 "'-~ Colley, Rotlbll Conn, AMI OolbY, Sul"!'
A' ' Judi th ' h ' al Doyle, Debby Dunn, GrH Ed1J1lpour, S, lDC ng ell' p YSIC Lori Elk(n, Titrrl Flnkblnt, Jot1 education grade: Den n y ;.\'1.1~11d, wm11m Frf'*Hn. JDllY Fri·
Cline, Carol Schmidt and C!.:...r1n GllJler, Janet Gon!!Wf'I", Din
Paula Sthneider. ~~1~~}:.;:'~~.,H~wrH~e~ ' 1-r. w11H1m Heldbrlllll, t li Hel,.., The honor roll follows : Robert HeriOitrshlll, Lyn HlllMand. Marl! Hinshaw, K.lthv Hd<1, PelltY
Elllh"' Grtde: H-1•nd.. Kint HUmllM, .JIMI H11nl, Marv Ad111111, Scott A.duns, Julie ~ Jol'lllSOll. Oau9111 J011nson, Ml1tv
Alltn, Nikki "°"ltm.11~~ 0 ebb I e lf!', GIYI Lewll, P1!rld1 LCWll, V'"-lhdlwlltl, John lleitrr11n. l\ltfl~ lleMDll. viitn LwmHu, llf!h lvYmes, Liii Kris 8-0fl, Tom l llllntS. Bob Ma111~, JI~ Mull1y, 8r1dley
llOWl't'lln, Phllllp Brown. J111e 1111n1111, Mlllff, Kim MIMI", Tll'rv ~·· Karen Buel~. Ct>tr~ lull, $IJe Ca,... MIUl'ftn Mu~y, Tim Murpll"f, $1 ....
olno, Th•eM C1rdtll, Robin CMrd, Mvers.'
Part oUl>e training for /l
11.eWardul incNde1 aervltic at -pulilic functio ns, and ac-
ting M 'holle ... I. 'ibU Do\
Ol\IY ,btlpe •-Itri cam '~•
in public, but also gives her
the necesiary &kill to wret-
tle a troy of food in bumpy
skies.
The girlJ not o n I y
welcome chances to serve
and work at pubUc· gather·
ings in the area, ·they aeet
them out. Mrs. Delote:s
Je8Jll, in charge Of the
stewardess program at
OCC, ge~e this partial list of
the . functions at which the
~Is worked during the
sj>t-tng semester: ·
A Republi'c:an v 1 c t o r y
eveniDg in Newport Beaeh;
attended by 1,500 people; a
giant luncheon put on by the
Santa Ana Chamber of Com-
merc e : t h e B arry
Goldwater . dinner, , 1 ' A
Trlbute to Aviation,'' at-
U!nded by 700 at the Balboe
Bay Club; several functi006
put oo by the Costa M
Cllamber of Commerce.
'I}ie YWCA dedication in
Cort& Mesa, attended by
NIGHT . ' DAY SERVICE
9:30 ..... ro 9:30 P.M.-SATURDAY 10 AM. TD 6 P.M.
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8.99 dress sty les , ju.st·
4.9B
4.99-to_ 6.99 casuals
NEWPORT IEACH
f•sklo11 b lo11cl
2.99
HUNTINGTON IEACH
~w11ti111to~ C11tor
:;! =·; :.f:
Y\dll Ch.H;11, Lindt ONIOl'I, D1te Marlff' Mcwltnd, MlrllYn Ptl!Mf,
0 di-LY!lll DorlUI, Gllrolvn DOYie. Paul Pdtrs, Jene P1!1Jnalll. Sut Pkk-' Kathy DllrHn, JuUt Ford. O•vld (M, M1rsartl Por1t!t", C"ltrll P•lltoff. o G1un11111, NI/KY Gick, Kalle Gordon, ft\arll~n Ri1vl1, Jllhn ROU-Dllt91n, I ,
Tracev Gvnt, Ann Gro1so. L~ura R-lf'fl, Ken Slrk1"4an. Etll'~ Konn Harntl\ICk, Rick HMl!lef", lllfl . S.YISkJ', TOf'I Se.rift. Phllll Shitr .. Is, H9Cltt. Sue Hf:rm-n, ••rtior• Hltlll nd, Let Shue~. WendY Smlm, llftlY Sltub, Pino Ho. Tim Hourl11n, 1(1t11Y H"b-· Jd!n Sutttin. C ... I Swldltl", Gl'ff Twbe,
benl, H~dl llllno1WONll, M1rt:; Jiiison. G.rv T-., .Pt!r1cla T-1, Cheri• Oe-bble L. Jol'l11110ft, tn"'I' Jol\MOn, tlirner, K"I Von Htn'ln. Ellen Vtltrl• JolUISOllJ Terr Kihn, Kenl"lllh W•lklr, K1iln Will, JUll•n Wiik, Abbr ~1!mb9th, K11ny K1w1mura, Chris Wymen, Mtrllrn Yardler, Pam Yodlr,
1v, SI-Knini. Vtltrll! Kriz, Oe9lo'=,="'=~='='=V®=M=, ======,I a.lelll"lllH, Holllt Ll mbertfl. P1u1 l.lroOron., Vljkl Lohmlft, M1IC!llm McCulloch, L nde McMiiian, Otbblt Me1ny, Chrl• Mllltr1 Debblt MllchtU,
Mike MGtd. Jlm MO!lf, ''"'' Morllf;O, Jim MurohY. 111'11! Ntezl!.-1kl, ClndY Ntlh, OtYf ~l\011, K1~ 0'8rlen, Oout P•rme,.. , LIU Ped, Sindy Pth!rlOR, Ste.,.
rnb, Ttrrv Prt1i.1, Tim Quinn, Rick lledm.11n, Gill Reed, Dan itlci'lardlOn,
Ptttr Roo:ll<ll Marti~ R-rs. OOllg •-•· )i!8Phen $(hone, I" e I er SM .. flll htrvl SlllJtlltrmtn, G,..t Smith; Glor 1 Somtrt. Ttrrl Spr11ti, Anolt Slefford, CP!rls Stordl, LYIWI .:kllll'to1n. Jim S-'• Miiiy T.ibot, Jeff
FAVORITES
.N ational ond loC1I r11d or-
1hip poll1 p rovo th• DAILY
PILOT c orrio1 ••m• of tho
mo1t p opulor colum111 •ncl
fo1tur" ovollob1o to •ny
nowsp1p•r i~ tko Unlhcl
Stot ...
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ULl'RASONICAllY CllANB>
ldCIWQNICAUY TBTID
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CAIBIDAllS
CMltONOOlAl'HS
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WIDE ciEARANCE, STARTS FRIDAY,
JULY STH, IN ALL JM STORES 1/1 TO 1/2 OFF
mu1 lflDlSTllC All DESIGNERS' DRESSES 1/3, 1/2 and MORE Off 10UllC COlllllJISSEUll Dll£SSES 1/2, 1/2 ... IFF SIWIORESSES 112 Off SDWHS - : MS.
llUl 1/3 OFF CHIWIEll'S WEAR: inflllts, toddlers an•fairls' sizes 113 OFF {SOllJ, not in canoga par!!, venltnl SUD' MD AT.flOllE •a • .m 1/3 m t12·1ff l'l.llS Sl'llMI. :,.~~11121:'~':~~~~~:=~=-=.~=:;',,~='~:;~==.='.::s: 3
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Servlte High. Seh.oo I
Two Honor Students Li,sted
Two Newpott. B e a t: h
1tudenta .araduated with top
)onors from servtte High
.$Chool in Anaheim.
• David G, Smith, 13Z Via ~ca wu ooe of two r~i·
jient& of diplomas with
.. hiehelt bonora." la ad-
~ition, be received ttle St.
IRIGHT
I'll• DAILY PILOT ••ht fh ....... c..,,,.,. litht. Hfht •1'14
Jwi9lrt. leH yeu• ... _.,_
:..ilitl .. i1ily 1114 •nfoy th1 -
Aleili Medal for the highest
scholastic average or the en-
tire s t u d ent body; the
Servile Scholastic Award,
for the big.best average in
the senior class ; ·and the
Bausch and Lomb Honorary
Science Award •
Smith was the recipient of
the S o u t h ~ r n Californ ia
Edison Achievement Award
in Science, a National Merit
~olarshfp, a University af
C a Ii f or n i a R e gents'
SCb.oliiarahip and honors at
entrancf; at UCI.
Philip A. Brosterhous.
1818 Commodore Road , was
named valedictorian of his
class: recipient of the other
diploma with 1 ' hi i h •• t
honors ;·• and recipient of
the Faculty Award for the
out.standing graduate.
Brosterhous recefved a
Bank,of America certificate
in English, the California
Savings and Laan ·outstan-
ding' Student Award, t letter
of commendation from the
National Merit Scholarship
Program and was vot'ed
Outstanding Teenager of
America. ' "
THE FOLLOWING REPRINT OF A RADIO EDITORIA[
IS OFFERED AS BEING IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST .. ,
SOME.THING TO THINK ABOUT ON INDEPENDENCE DAY.
,, "Mere 111 We1hl119fo11 the "eert 1lclienl119 e11e1•IF11tle11 •f S111ef•P
lolMrt F. K•1111My lt11 ltr•u9ltt th1 11eti•11'1 Cepilel to 1 1t1nclitiU •
Thi 1wful cl11cl he1 Min done . It ce n11ot b1 undo111 , 1
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to '*-" ..,.ii or49r Wofflc i111 fir11r'"t 11 0111 1t1p. Y1t It 11 bat 0110
1t1p. Still mor1 mu1t li1 don1. 11.1 U11ited St1l11 ll'IW1t •111ir.i111 th•
orlrot111 p1miUi•111111 of ih 1oci1ty--o p1r,,,i1ti•1111n whicli 1lmo1t
toteHy dupllc1t11 th1t r1 cord1d by Giblto11 111 his f•111ou1 cl11criptio"
of th• Felt of th1 Ito'"'" Empir•. Th1 ••Ir it1cr111i11t por,,,l11iY1111tt
enlll Tmo1po111lbility of th• UnitM Sf1f11 Supr1m1 Court should Ito
--••e..,i119' W tllo ,.oplo of this country. Wll•t sort of Court c•l'I this
IM thot tio1 tho llcend1 of police officort, lto11• pr1y1r i11 publrc 1chool1
oH 1911kot it ,i11l•wful for u1 to qW•1tlo11 1ub¥1r1i"• effili1tio111 of e
men w1 wi1h to hir11 Whet lii11d of Court c111 thi1 b1 which p1rmit1
the ctrc,latfo11 e11 tM ·1tr11tt of S•11 fr•nclsco, H1w York 111111 oth1r
'"'Jor citi" of. low4, 11l¥iou1 oMI 1t•l'tlefr•iWtlc n-•P•P•" of tho
mo1t p1rr11 i11iv1 1orf1 Whit ki11d of Court c111 th i1 IM thet p1fmih
drift c1rd lturni1191 Whit ki11d of Court i11doff1 Wlt1t liind of Justic•
D1pert..,1nt c111 1111clio11 +111 viol•11~1 011 our 1lro•t1 111111 f1 il te m11t
or9111h1d viol111c1 Witt. er9111i11d l1w 111forc1..,111t 7
'••h1pi, tltou9h, 1'¥111 thi1 t1rribl1 '"'"t '•" y1f h1•1 111111 tood. W1
c11111ot h1lp vi•win9 thh 11n11l1t1 es1a11l11etio11 es tt.1 l1t11t unit••
li1v1bl1 demonstrotio11 of Am1ric•'• ,.rml11i•ono11. Our couttl, euf
~u1tic1 D1p1'1m111t, eur l1w1, all 11.H tO•ll'Omlne·tJ011, lwt, 1'1••* of
111, out p•opl1 111od to r1111"1 tfrtalr •l1w of whit h '"or1l 111cl what
h not.
A cou11try c11111ot lfa11lll that h tli.,llllM l11f• frictie11, fectio11, ind th111
friction. A cou11try co1111ot .toMI tliot h 01 +.telly 1t••111hli•o •1 ++.o
U11it.4 St•t.1 1101 Mc•-+N..,. Tll1 0111ln~1 ltf11•1ttlrit 1.+ forth i11
thri troet w•rk. ''The D.cli1111 oN Foll of Wot+ern Cil'ilit1tio11, '' 11
tt.1,. for •II ef .,, +. ,.M, .
Tako war•I ... +fril1 ffOef l1H 'of o .... 1retl llborty h 1till owr1, ltut it
c.11 ,...,oi11 .. 011ly .. 1.,., e• tfrior1 h onl•rM llMrty.
1\h 11 Go,,,.,. McL111do11 111 Wo1hl11ffon"
flHD OF EOrTOAIALl
tho f•r19ol•t .was • 1fof1"1111t ef Mit.riol opi11iG11. The '"'ok1r w11
&o,,.e11 McLo11lllo11, Pr11lll1nt of Tit1 Mcl•11do11 St1tio1u, locelly Sf1•
tie11 KOST.FM,
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TWINS -Technicians mount pair of Vela type sat ..
elites for testing in siflcial anechoic chaIDber at·
TRW plant. The space probe will be used to test
microwave radiating and receiving systems. It is
one of. several pieces of space equipment to be rep-
resented in special display at South Coast Plaza.
Women Makes Cash
With Playing Sick
Not too many people
spend their time playing
liek.
There's one that does,
though, and the students at
U. Univerlity of Southern
Medicine love her for it. 0
Margo Makee heard of an
opening at the school, went
for one interview, and was
picked for the position of
playi'ng sick for the benefit
of the medical students. A
])l'ofeuional actress, she is
now a programmed patient.
playing 13 diflerenttfOles.
The medical students, who
Article Due
On Camping
"The Desert Classroom,"
an article by L i nc o) n
Intermediate School teacher
Mary Harris, will appear in
the October issue of The
Science Teacher.
She wrote ebout a cam·
ping trip with s cien ce
students from the N~
Beach sc hool into the desert
for natural -science ltudy.
sometimes forget that she is
only an Jctress playln& \he
part of a patient, es.amine
her as if she were "the real
thing." After the 30 minute
examination, the student
makes out a full report on
the patient, while ahe makes ·
out a report on the student,
stating what he did and
didn't do. (stie has taken 100
hours of training.)
The word got around 't.ha t
she's a tremendou.s actress,
and now other medicaJ
11chools, along with t.her
departments of USC, are US·
ing her in various pragrams.
N. she puts it, "I make a
career out of being sick."
She is also continuing ~lh
her actin.g oareer in movies,
television ·and lltUe theater
groups. In .a sense, this is
the only time she can be
herself. Satisfyin g though it
may be to contribute ·one;s
taJent toward the education
of physicians, no healthy,
vivacious young lady -and
Miss W.akee Is all of these -
wants to be "sick" all the
time.
LOW LOW PRtCES
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SANTA ANA • 30 FASHION SQUARE • MON., THURS., ANO FRI. NtGmS
ANAHllM CENTElt • Of>!N MON., WED., THURS., AND FRI. NIGHTS
COSM MESA • SOUTII COAST PlAZA • OPEN 5 ~ A W!EK
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~enwtt! Uttlirwil · By -SY"OC0'1 Mw flonil collection offers dramatic
M>lutions to decoratin1 problem. They CM be ~ u acc~t pieces .on 1 tnWI .-., or to
bu1kl a m•tsrve .;1rran1ement on a larp wall.
They are especially desianed for coordlnadoft,
blendina in with one.another fQr a unified look.· -
::moco.
-~.-llrd ~aqu-., 13"lll1h" ..... , • , .pr. 111.
•.-loft ""••h Pio~··· 221>.,1• · ...... s25
C.-llltrht """'h ,~... 221>•x21• .... S2S
·~.--lutttrftlel. ··•Mi· '.4 IJA"x6Mi· •••• pr. SI
SOUTH COAST PLAZA. l ri dol •+ S111 Di•90 Frwy. COSTA MESA e 140-2627
Have a
Shop-In at
South Coast Plaza
">: OVER _60 STORES and SERVICES
ALL UNDER ONE ROOF .••
SOON THERE Will BE 70
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Al1Mrt'1 Hullry _.;... __ ••. S40-4ff7
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C... M1n'1 Clethi111 --.!40-4016
c:t.nlll1 Oothllr1°Me1Mttiwhe11 J40-461 T
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Jew.I. .., ,...,. • ...:__-....... 540-'°"6
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Mioll111 & • .,,., ·-··--... 540-4940
'ec••"-• •1tta-CW--•.• 540-2627
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·SUIT SALE·
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Why w•it u~tll •ker JULY '$~LES to bUy • 1uit or sport
co1t on ••I•? Our f•ll stock Will i,. •rrivln9 shortly, 10
W• must r•duc• our pr•:ent inventory of re1d_y:to-wHr
1u its ind co.ts •t drastic-re~u·ction1. . . ..
(AT OUlt 'ANAH•IM .. COITA. M•IA ITO,.•I ONL...,
-SUIT
'l•gulor NOW ..
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TCOITS -
'ARTISTS SCULT -Dion Wlight (light) and student Joe Morefield
·wort on sculpture at Ille Laguna Beach School of Art and Design, New classes
· OP.ell Wednesday, for nine weeks.
$89.50 ' .......•
. 4400 $51.00 •• .-. . . ..... \ ·4r $59.95 .. ; ' • ' ... .J.
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·. DRESS .SALE
Famous. makers fresh current stylea
Arnels. DacrOns. C\ottons,
B~;Lons, Line_ns
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REG. $17 .to $23
11.99
REG. $23 to $30
15.99
Costumes, Knit Suits, Cocktails
and Formals , , , Reg. $30 to $80
Annu_al Sale of Famous Makers
40%0ff
SHlfJS-REG. $17 to ~23c :.· .. ~.. 10.99
hand-screen prints, woven cottons & Arnels
prHea~on
' WOOL COAT SALE 29.99
bHutiful colors, styles. Rt9. $46 . lo· $56
SP:ORTSWEAR· SALE
.. P makers, current ·styles
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199 .... 3'.99
11ull-1n1 •nil c:ardi9an1
1olid1 •ml •trfpa1
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JAMAICAS
let· SI te 17
2.99 .... 3.99
alto r19. 1hort1 1-16
llfl...Y.· whit•, and pa1tel•
... KNITUPRIS ....
114 8.99
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tiTCHllG PAIT TOPS 'h1!' 400/o Off
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COTIOll PAITDllW ::· ~ .· 7,99 ·
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H•rfft C.fttlr, tJOO N. HarMr 11..1., CMf411 M11411
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State Board Studying
Delivery of Textbook
'!be State j!oard ol Educ•· beirl( · r-ict.d to fast
tion is seeking to avert a learners.
chronic annual problem by , The Lippincott texts were
pressing for one-time state the fooal point in a battle
textbook deliveries to publlc earlier this year between
schools in the fall. Dr. Max Rafferty, wbo
... In past years districts championed their use, and
have complained that delay!$. tht State Curriculum .Com-
-in 'a "few instances up to -mission, whose contrary
three or four months -r e c o m mendations were
continuity and · t e a c h e r adopted by the board.
familiarity with new pro· Board member George A.
grams. Brown of Bakersfield spoke
$9~.oo ........• -. 5100· $65.00 ...... " •. $100:00 ....... . 9400 . $110.00 ...... " . • $79.9$ ... 6"3f0
I· ""PIRT AL TERA TIONS .. INCLUDID-AT-NO CHARGE I .
Alterations -.& lleifYRng
.. ' l'Ol MIN AND. WOMIN
,-GAINED OR LOST WEIGHT? CLOntlS OUTDATID?
Our master tollon ·wlll Nflt or Nltyle your preMrit garin•nts to the "•wMt'"allm
look.• Pltats ,.mevecl, ,lopel1 recut Clfld ceots lhortened for a remancable mod·
ernlzation ot prices You can ~~· All work 11 111t1riil'ltHd. ' ·
Dorman L. Commons of of "overwhelming evidence'
Los Angeles b~ougbt . up t!te of superiority in the Lip-~atter , saymg_ 1t 1 .~ pineott book!, but failed to tremendou~ly unportant gain board backing · for
schools receive tbe books on ordering more of them.
time, . Dr. John Ford, a board II
· Commons SBld he fears member from San Diego • REWEAVING 'AND ALTE!IATIONS · · the State Prin~·g Office conceded "some good ~ay be following P3St. pr~c-points" about Lippmcott. -I NO JO• TOO LA.RO• 011 TOO •MALL-ALL WOllK CllUA9t.
ttce of_not subcontracting 1ts However he refteraied the ."54 So. Main 947 s·. tuclhl South COC11t "--
printing orden1n the beliel books "'do. not treat the ORANGE ANAHllM . COSTA M1SA
it shoul~ do all _Jhe ~rintlng. ethnic groups on a basis that Ttl.1 IJa.7722 Tel.1 776.0l71 -Tel.: ~I
In previous years this prac ;~f~ee~l;i•;•:•:cepta==b=le:.':' ::=:!~============;:==============~ tice has led to a backlog o
work by tlhe state printer
and deLay5 in 'b o o k s
reaching the schools, he
s&id. -'
· The 'bOatd, hi an action
that rfivived Upects-·of an
,,_ -earlier controversy, altered
its' dis~butiOn: pl~ for
phonics-oriented" r e a d l J'l g
textbooks by J. I! . Lip-
pincott Co.
Although the over a 11
number of the boolu; will re-
main the same, each district
was given authority to malte
them av'ailable to primary
gr,ade children in all leai'n-
ing categOries, instead Of . .
Chtirch Picks
Mesa Woman
Mn. Ralph Deon ol C..ta
Men has been.elected to an.
"honorary life menlberSh.ip
by ollicers of the St. John
Ille Baplist Catilolic School
Auxiliary.
Mrs. Dean received the
honor for r.erving on e11 aux-
iliary committee since ·t.he
Costa Mesa school opened In
1959. H« active mem-
in cooperation w i t h the
. g;r<aduation of tia-youngest
child MU)' Ano lllis year.
llG SUMMER
CLEARANCE -.·
DRESSES ..... $7.99
C.•u•,I & D""'Y
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SHIFTS ... : '. :$&99
Cotto"' & A.oryll• Yalu• to f 14.•
SUITS ..... ""m $29 99 Va'-••.a O.oro"' aM IUk •lentil•
11.ouSES -$a.99 h'llltl t_··~ ---SHORTS ...... $a.9" -......... ,. ..... ...,. ..... ... .,..... ""
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MAITIN MUNI ~
TAU FASHIONS
leuttl Coan ~••u, Com M ...
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JOSEPH Ml6NIN·
IAN·SIZED SAVIN&S:
·•T·Fl~rll·•·
·CLEARANCE
SlACKS were 14.00 to 35.00 .. :7~00 to l2.00
OR~ SHIRTS vmre 6.50to12.00 .... 4.00
SPORT COATS m 45.00 to 75.oO .... 30. 00
ROBES were 25.00 to 35.00 ... 1'5.00
SWEATERS were 17.50 to 27.00 ... 10.00
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JACKETS were 16.50 ... 6.50 ·.
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JI JDST'fOR·MEK'SHOPS1 CIMTOIY CITY, LOS AKlllU1
WOODMAN l llYHllH lllYE, SHEllAM 'OHi; IOUTI
COAST PLAZA; COSTA MESA1 DOWllTOWil SANTA llUUIA.
¥1.ULDnlW.._.,1.llllL.,..._l.U..._R ...... . ;. .
...... '"'late Jrl~•y: 1euth. coast pltu, ltri1~ et 11n. IAoto fn•way, :!OtOO to 9:JO -,
South (oast .'1Pa SOME STORES OPEN SATURDAY 'TIL-t.iO P·"'·
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Co.mpanies Go .. f!' ith ·Pleas·
While so many bUJ.lness
men fight for their lives to
keep their businesses out of
tJ1e· red , 113 companies have
gone out cl bus.iaess, with
their board or directors
overjoyed with the thought.
But the main contrast of
these 193 businesses to the
rest of _the financial w~rld
may e:s:Plain the outlook of
the directors. They are all ,
'teen.agers, participating in ·
the Sou.thland J u o 1 o r
Achievement program .~
The Junior Achlevemenli ,
firms , chartered last fall,
have been operated for 30
weeks by 3,900 southun ,
California 1tudents fr o m ,
high acboola ·in Loi Angeles, .
Orange, Riverside, Ventura ·
. and San Bernardino coun· ;
ties. Local businessmen vol· ,
unteered. Uieir .time to ad-
vise the young people.
-.
'Family'
•
Resides
At UCI
Rumor hB:s it that a ~ew
family had moved in at the
University of Califor'nia.
Irvine. ·A strange family. at
that.~ • ,
They seem to ·keep to
themse1ves, according to
Judy Korte, on the staff of
UCJ. I
No one seems to know
Harris & Frank
C~A MISA
So11th C•••t Pl4ito
Open I 0 o.m. • 'J p,m,
· 'Mon. thr11 Ft-i.
SANTA .ANA
Honor Plot• Conl•rt
Op•n 10 •·"'·. t p,111,
Mon. thr11 Ft-I.
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HUNTINlHOil NAi:H
H11ntln9to11 Conlor
Open I 0 o.m. • t p.m.
Mon. thr11 Ftl.
llllNA P.AIUI ' ,..--Slitopplnt ~•119'r ';.
Open 10 o.m. • t p.,.-
Mon. thr11 Fri. ~ . .,. • While 106 companies came
through with flying colors, a ~
profit, the balance either
~oke even er ended in the .
red. . '
where they came ffom , and Snap
no one has ' taken the in·
iliative to ask the family
for any background his tory.
· They've been· w a t c h e d
ftom a building, via a. pair
of binoculars. That's as far
as anyone"has .come to the
group.
Up tfle Ilg Savlncp· In
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And that's why it's an ad-
vantap to be y q u n g, ~
There's always next year to
show that profiL ·
-Fraternities
Score High
BERK.ELEY -Members
of fraternities 1at the UC
Berkeley fraternities earned
1968 winter quarter achiev·
ed the highest grade point
average in their !JO-year
history.
.. COME TO THE BALL -Prince Patil, veteran
clown star, escorts one 'Of the Circus beauties to
"The Inauguration Ball," one of the spectacles of
the 98th Edition of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum
& Bailey Ciccus coming io the Forum in Inglewood
July 23 through Aug . 5th.
-How big Is the family?
"At list tiead count, there
were 10 babies and the two
adults," said Judy.
''They all look alike," she
continued.
They've set up living
quarters below Arroyo Hall,
in the Mesa Court, in case
anyone would like to do a
little investigating. T h e
University itself doe s n • t
have any official polic)I
towards the homesteaders.
-1' OUR SEMI • ANNUAL -<
SALE . JU.BILEE
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Only twice-a-year are these exciting savings po~s~le!
Harris & Frank's not-tP:be-missed op~un1ty: tg
purchase top-quality, famous brand clothing at,tUb-
stantiaJ reductions! Every Suit, Sportcoat .• d!l Sl!fks
was taken from our regular stock -lncludiDJ a
special group of TWO-TROUSER QUALITY SUITS
s'aJe priced for this event onlyf Come c--.bj<>se ftom
the cream-of-the-crop -TODAY! ;.
Open l.ton. t+tru F;1, nithh till f !30 p.m., S•t:till 6':00 p.111.
Members of the 4 1
Berkeley rfaternities earned
a 2.74 gr,ade point average
(B-minus), up from the 2.59
set in the 1967 fall quart.er.
Circus Time Again
At Inglewood Forum There's no reason why it
should, though. After all,1
what can a family of owls
do to diSrupt UniversitY,
life?· Men~s Suits -
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YOUR
CHOICE
SINGER*
SEWING MACHINE
IN HANDSOME EARLY
AMERICAN CABINET!
•Smooth stitching.-forward
and reverse
• Bobbin Winder release
•Full range speed control
. •Sews widerangeof fabrics-
sheer to heavy woolens
•Attachments incl uded ONLY$88
Zl7fll27
SINGER • ZIG-ZAG
SEWING MACHINE
WITH CASE!
• Darns, mends, monograms
without attachments
•Sews buttonholes, button:
•Quiet and vibration free
•Sews all types of fabrics-
sheer to heavy woolens
• Full range speed control
ONLY S88
Ask about our Credit Plan desi~ned to fit your budget.
Take from one to thirty-six months to pay,
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SINGER
lllNA PA•K GA•DIN GROVI ANAHEIM LA Ml•ADA
IJJD 011 Tho Moll tt31 Ch11pm•11 515 N. lo••• 15024 S. lvtweile•
TA 1·7MO 510·4010 515-1126 LA 1.1112
Or11n9e Cow11ty Pl111 An•h•im Center le Mir•d• Conf•r
COSTA MISA HUNTINGTON HACH SANTA ANA COSTA MISA '* ...._ NW. Edintor •* ... ,11 D•wntown l rirt•I a S.nfl-•r
11:1 f ·lltl tf7·1041 105 W, 4th SI, S<I0·2•l)
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Bailey Circus is coming to
the new Forum i n
ln,glewood for a 14-day run
beginning July 23 and en·
ding August 5. .
Irvin atid Isr.iel Feld and
Judge Roy Hofh ein z
recently purchased the
circus from John Ringling
North. They immediately
began searching European
--eou.otries and those behind
Degree Given
Raymond E. Sohafer, 2006
Barrarnca, Newport Bach
has received a · Ph.D in
statistics from Case
Western Reserve University
in Cleveland, Ohio.
the Iron CUrtain for the
finest acts .
Some or t11e inte!"nauona1 Folk Dance-stars include the Hergotti
Troupe which defies death On Saturday
on a specially con5tructed
whirli ng carousel h i Ch The Folk Dance Federa·
above the center ring. tion, South and the Garden
The usual j u g g I e r s , Grove Folk Dancers will co·
reckless rid.Ing experts, sponsor "It's A S m a I.I
trapeze artists and clowns W~ld" festival Saturday, at
will be on hand also. Bolsa Grande High School in
Perfonnances will be Garden Grove.
twice daily and three The second folk dance
times on Sunday. Mail festival in Orange County
orders are now being ac· will include dancers from
cepted at the Forum Box various parts of the world,
office, P.O. Box 3131, Los dance instruction and public
An geles, Oalif. 9 0 0 5 3 . dancin g. t
Children are admitted at An institute will begin at
half price for a 11 1:30 p.m. Admission is $1.50.
performances except Fri· Free dancing and show will
day nights and weekends. start at 7 p.m.
iiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiimiim
Innes
SHOES
TWICE-A-YEAR
SHOE SALE
_,f .~l'J.4.1 i~ s~__L
1/2
WOMEN'S SHOES ,
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS
Thousands of pairs of selected styles red uced for this great
Twice-A-Year Shoe Sa le. A wonderful sel ection of styles
and colors in many heel heights, flats , casuals ... all from
our regular stocks. Not all sizes in every styl e and color.
ACSO, A GROUP OF HANDBAGS.
MEN'S SHOES
A speci al group of terrific values includ ing
JARMAN • JOHNSTON & MURPHY •
WRIGHT • VERDE
Innes
SHOES
REGULARLY 79.95
now
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74.90
REGULARL '( $125
99.90
REGULARLY $160
119.90
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REGULARLY 39.95 & $45 ~· i_.
33.90
REGULARLY $100
79.90
SLACKS
REGULARLY 17.90
13.90
REGULARLY 29.95
24.90
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' do! Mar High the junior class, 79 in the are: • Smllh." ' · • •-.:.=·~· °i::\t' -Tit VAWES ARf HOTI .retease,:t 1~ ,&e· sophoi:nore class and 82 in Seaton: Zeenat Aman, ·Jmlonr Deborah Bell. I:: cwnr. ~ rnC ~ .. \l /
lnr honor roll, the freshman clau. ' Lindy BJare, Cathy Bryan, Doon& Holmea, S le f b t~· =..,"'a',~ 'r:i, -"!"::0 -~j '
The honor .llludenl• are Thirly·niml st ud en.l s William ,Dootson, Laurie Jump, Mindy M i le1'; ~.._. ~ -· JHf IAIGAUIS nearly evenly divided wlUJ, received all A's, e~clud1n1 Kramer,. Christine Masten, Rtcbard Ne11ser,, Pa ul•'·-~;:;,;::.:1~~·-~ • m
8,@f!.senior elaas, 80 in physical education. They Gayle SCroggs, and Cliftord · R'a~b,1 noi wit1. c;:yatbla ·~·I:."'•.:, ..,.-r:i[[:! tce1111 I ~
-.,..... AneeJa ToaU, &nd •• .,.. K.._.. "':S teollfriln, · ,.i.,.o -. Robert Willi' '*' K..-. ~ •-...... :. ~ ams. _UMtM. .,. ,~ • Mtnut.
,.. ... 'Sepll•••re1 :.Mary =·~~~
Brectlt, ~t P'raQI, .... ..,_, c...-. ,....., *'"-*I.. ~-* ·Etban Gelbaum J o b a Mvtiao .... me1e Mllnlll. ~ ,....1, * * * * * . . °""""' Ntwert °""' ...,_, Jlllll 1· • Haramla, Laurie Hudson, ... , .. w111, J.rue """-',... ..,_,
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...,.. ~I'~ llf,, V_1 , U · iC Fre1lune•: Mark ~Ji. =:::'.:; T~!:.~T' ..e!T."" \Va.1 :+ '7 · +: Claudia Carver, Jeff Child, •-,. -· -...._ . ''''/ ., •• ,, •11• ~ M 11.•.1 JI l'I Robert Garber, Sue Kemble, . ::::."";~ ":::;..;""':, "::!': ·D'RESSE s:· · :· r ·:: . • . -..-! ··
~ ·• ~ .. Ii •••~ •11• ll•l•"llllli _.,, Macgie Knight , Ken .t.'11w1' .,..,,.., u......._...._ . ...,, .. • . '?' N' I p la Os ,o.vt.. it...., DmM. ~ Dltft. * JA • · · 1 • iC easer, ame mus, s.tfl< Eut. c........ a,., n.;.as
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w... J~~ Stanton, and Tamara :._fw'!'d:"K.~ ..... ...,..~111•• .et1~11
.....---IC Wau,.;: \.. • . · o..... lt*n'· ,ll•llllY "°""*'· Reg. $12.00 to·$16.00· •••• : :SALE,:$~··~··~
Reg. s17.oo·to $23.00 • : •• ·SALE $14~88.::
· ""-_... ..... ~: bo•or -" ,•~·n" "'*""'' ...,_, CIV"' "'"" "" ....... ~ Vlof~ f' . I 09Q,• LqUlll: ., l(fllleft. "tlMi Krtlllo Jvch' l(nlopit, Sllli
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w® receIVed-a least' ~ iu...-0-111 • Llmt. ~ _... 'A'' and < .. 0 B's In .:..-.111!...-Ji... • Low.t, Debbie .y..,.i.it. v1!'91111j ~ • ~w , -~"""" , llMloft. Debre MCOt1111111, Johll NK.v.,,
_l.. subjects are: 01"'' Me11att, c1111er1ris Mlchffl$, Lv11 ~ • Miiier, flem Miiier, ltkh•rcl Morrllttl,
•• 'Lultt MUnM'f, Oebbl1 Otto. ~ s.t11l1rt: n1ncy 8Nch, Cindy 8et1$Cn, Mlr1l Otto, cirolyn Pr111111h, Merk ~ Lindsey 8HI, Cethv 81eekburn, John Reblnawllr, Oout1lll Re1vl1, 9e"y ~ :::!;hev~:nd:r1s1':'•";c1, "'~!tl:;1~ Rldswev. L" Sea1111, Debbie Slwnl\Oti, ~ 8recfford, Oav!d 8urlffS, NlllC)' P11 Slier, Elell'llll" Smlll" Krl1ll111
' Cleylon, Carolfi Closscwl. 01vld Coak, Sny""'' Alldl'N Sflh, !>vsen Sii..,._ ~ Fr1nca ·COii. l roaj( c~, Chrlltt. .,,.....,., F1"x Strvvs, Sol .... 11 Slllf'a. Cerl ~ SWYter, Melf1n Tr1111Hlt'. loflnle ~ Deri11er, Robttt Den11!r.-.Mldltel Ems. T~, E .... T"""'"°"' Kenneth ~ Jen Encl,,.., Chrl•I• Fuller, Rkf11rcl T!!lev, Cllerlolll T-e. John Whit·
Garber. liker. Julie W!lllam1, M1r!1¥n Wllltoll.
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Reg. $25.00 to $28.0o .•• •"SALE $·199'18;::, "
Reg. S33.oo 10 S4o.oo •••• SALi · $~4.aa.~:: '. ..
_.,, Martin Gelb.tum. K1lhletn GlockMriJi!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiliJJ ~ Guv Goelllt, Malinda Gre.ley, Frer>k ""7.~~~'-· Gr"""'" Robert GlHl'lllllr. Mind• ~ H1111n, Chant1I H...,.,, Lortllt He1lon, BETIER DR!SSES 1 ' 1 ' .. ff. '': i ,/,3 to 1/2 0 . · ~ Shtrl Hochm1n, N•llCV Holfmll11, ~ 1!11rblor• H-, 'Ttoom Hornbelk, M1rv '?-Hudton, Susen Jecluoll, J-Johnton,
~ Bruce John•lon, Donni Johnilon,
~ T'-11• ICey, Peler Lo~. Ann M1loney, llnOI Mermv, Gotcl(lil
_.,, MtCollom, l!lrucr M-•n; 'Clotudle '?-M~l1, Mkhe!le Mlne1r. . _.,, Ooni Mllci\eH, 1Cr!1 Mtlort, J1111v•11
~ Nkleuen, TrKv P1rb. Heidi Pler1n,
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R051:. Henrv Rov1ler. Anctrew Rv1n,
Diie Seo'noker, P•lrlcl1 Stl\ollll1rm1n, ~ Vickie $1\ew, Tl'IOl'n11 Shearer, Debbv' ~ Shlshkolt, Kerrv ~th, Ml~,,",""".," ~ Colette Sltwart, 81rb.lre or , rv '?-Tivl5, , Pett)' Thon\111, C hr 11 I I II I
~ Thomp..on, Att11n ToWM, l!lennv Vllorl•, Crall Wtlktr, Scott Weber, OeAnn
Wlllard$Oll. and Sltven Wolll. ~ ~ Julllon: SU11n AnderlOI\, Fletcher ' '7' Betch, R1v"'8 ,,,,,, Vlc:l<lfo Bllclc, •
P1melll l!ll11otck, 01nlel C1rlo~, ' ~ Runell C.rpente,, Ellrat>elh C.rver, ~ Rcbv11 Ca!"v, Mlr11nne co~, Rliberl
_j,,, Cr1wforct. S111ven Crooke, Chrl1IC11>har ~ Cooper, Raotlert Dile, Diane OtMlltl,
_j,,, DOii Dleh, Robert Duckworllt· Juell ~ Ou11n, P1lrlcle e ... 11111, l(er111tf!I Ewell, L111r• Frr111'°"' J•V Flk11. G-~ Fllhtr L1une ·Fuller. '?-.. c1;.{. Gediirlen, ICalhlffil G1\'lleld,
~ loreM Gr1ur. L1rrv Grl1wold, Steve "'?' H1rlley. Kiri Heller, J1ntl Heiler,
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Jamel, Henrv Jal'lnson, A: I eh I r cl HulslOll, Norm811 'Johfo!IOfl, Oeb!lrlh
_j,,, Jorclan, Jim JU.1'181111, JOllll IC1H1dl. ~ Kalhrvll Kr1emer, CIH!rYI Krauler, ~ Ellen L-, 'Ktlhrvn l.vnch. Dorolll~ '?-M1~11i.n, ~1ev MatN1rv. A.ab&rl '
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McKenna . Jelll Mllllr, Garv Nt!lles, lcev111 ~ D'Le1ry, 0-leis Ollci, Ll11cl• "'?' Palenchar, Petti P1lmer. Sunn Jl:ffd,
Ellen Rose, Diane ROIS, Gnll1n
"Madras
Sale"
Btautiful Hano'·Loomtd
India Madras
Beds·preads in a widt
range of colors.
TWIN
72 x 108 3.?S
DOUBLE 5 95 90 x 108 •
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~ · Ri.iuell, P1ull Sii.Uiman, Alllll Smllll,
'? Ne11CV· ~srrtttoii, ~-Sumntr. S t' C t Pl • Kellllftll Temiole, SllerOll Tllomts0~. ;:. OU n OaS 5Z5
l rl1tol 1t lh• Sin DI"° Frwy,
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:~.~'. ...... SALE $988
Sizes 5-to ·16
Print Cottqn A Line .
:~.~r . -SALE $J88
Sm•JI • Medium ~ L•rlf[ . .
SHIFTS
SKIR·TS CA PRIS
ond ....
Stuff Blouses
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" Armor Todd, J111 Tr....,egen, JudY
Twl~1r. suun Wem1..-; WtndV
Wilker, An" Whertoro. Olen Wiese. 111d
J111e! Wright. ' Sell...,,.,.., l ltabeth Arnold, Ell!~
l!i1rn1rd, KtY!n 91r11111, Tr!ICV l!leeclt,
COSTA MESA "Directly Abo~e ,lhe' CAROUSEL"
Monica l!lennetl; 8rer 8ern.1rd, Cara' , '
TIMELY CLOTHES• GGG •JOHN KEITH
MARLTON • CRICKETEER
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Rlf. ll9.95naw55.85
Ref. 75.00 now 59.85· ·
Raf. 71.95&85.00now 67.85
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BPiilt
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M&B EZ/CHARGE
oru11yourBankArntrlelnfotMnllrCftlrp
SUPER SAVINGS ON
ILACKSI ~CISI ~CICSI
11.10 I (1111 fer 10.00
Rlf, J 9.95, 25.00, 29, 50, 35. 00
Beltof twl continents! Amerit1n 1nd
lttlltn ftbr!oowtth '9td•of hind
ltllcntl dfttlli. llt~ '""" tnd ltb-Wlfst styt11.
SHORT ILEM IPoRT IHiRT 4.11
11.,. r.oo m-J5.00
Plmt cottons, pu,.1Uks and other wnh1bll
~-. Ftmeut dtt!tntrltbel1 lndudtd,
1h lwum1 1.11 a 14.11
Rlf. J7.00ll021.00
Clrdllll!llld pull-1¥tL
ltlnk lllldt, -lcilllt, DMl\Y lllltt. ~ '! . . 1111t1111 mca
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fkf. 1.10 .tt I/DI
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LEATHER BELTS 2.19
R.,, to5.00
CustOm q~Uty, bench made,
handcrafted INthers.
FAMOUS BRAND DREll SHIRTS I.Tl
/!of. 5.00 3{JJ.OO '
Sttort"alMYe, permanentlypl'9ued. .
White, colo rs, stripes. Popul1r collar 1tylll.
r1 /2 PRl9E NECKW~R SALE
Rlf. 2.50 1.2_6
Rtr.3.50 1.71 °"'
Raf. 5.00 2.4.
luporbtllb-buytwolorlfll .
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BOXER SHORTS . 1.18 I /1.4.
R11.J.50
Cotlcn btotdcloth-whlto arid ftncltl. •
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SPORT COATS
33.00 to 87,86
Ref. 39.95 to 85.00
F•mou1'br1nd1, newutstylts
-rfcht from "'"tar stocks. Popular
Sprln11nd Summer colon.
& SPORTSWEAR
T.SH!RTS 1.11 1/1.41'
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criW.and V-neck. •
ATHLETIC SHiRTI 1.DI 1/3.11
Rtf.l.25 '
lnlfllln -.-rtlt ..
CGnllN BRIEFI 1.811/1.11
Rtf,J,25
lnlflli• Im~, deublt 1111. ',
TRADITIONAL SHOP. ,
FAMOUS llWR IUn'I II.II ti Tl.II A.,. lf.95to8f.f5 ·
2Ullmon,-.Ol"'°"ktwsty!tl. '
ruomONAL IPDRT ~ATS . aa.oo to 11.11
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(AK ttoNSueept lilltnd.tle I: Pnl~n•)
DllOIEI, IHIFll, PANTSHIFTS
8.H to 12.19
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Matwloia•l•h--ftdtlons. a.. ...,-.lttrcatlonl, Wlleli lcnltl, Amel · · · · -Jonty. Surnh prlntr, ............ omlleued.-. Honan print&.
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11w.pi.-wlthlll'1ltllt.
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4 Seniors Make
Perfect Records
00.t.a Mesa High School
has just announced Jts honor
roll for the Hcond 1emester.
To make the·bonor roll, ·the
student needed at le11t two
A's and two B's, not in·
duding the physical educa·
lion grade.
Those with etraight A's in·
elude these studentJ :
Seniors: Vickie Adair ;
Corey Jed.er; Eloise Knoy
and Marila Stidham.
Juniors: Eric Anderson:
Georgina Kreibicb and Outs
Rubino.
Sophomores: David Dies:
Bruce Endsley and Patricja ·
Russell.
Freshmen: ·Susan Fuller;
Michele Sarlat: Kenneth
Shaw; Mark Stidham and
State Asks
Bids for
Road Work
€harelle VaJ"MY,. ~
The Im« "'1! lbllowl:
........ t . ' ' .. ~ . s. A.ell~ t.\fl'Mr.t "'""" i=nl'l1 ••••· Gr~ "41, •• Mhltr, Hirtf!Wt Uc1.11, ttlt!Wtl111 lteklw, Vlc*lt rll<Wo ,...,.. I~. Stt "'" lt'ftOll. D1 •r•t C.~I. I.Ill Chldwld!,, .HM"*I ~~~,~~~~..= ~~ vo:n.1c1 it~Cfl~= H.~ J-.HUl1tfl
J1nlu ~ Cll•llllne JKDbllll.
Dl!lftl Ktf1:t11, SM~ Kini, .Jfl:li. :.,.-,.~,T-':lr.; .. ~J~"' ~ ~. 1. J.,. ,.flfldtrMd. 0*1 Price, Jo OU.cl!tl'lb!.tll'I, 81ru.r1 RI• •In.. Lindt JtuSHU. '""°"" Stri.t, ~,f::..,S,.,""'~i-WJr'' $111w., Gu
~Y:.r~. ...... SIMI'• llDtoclt. Jt_,. atN....,,. ~1111.ar1-. ~th' c-.,._1!.J111M• C•rtOl'I Qof! •. c~ J.ri ,,,_.," Mtr .. 1'91 0.Yllt Ki~ D1\ll'9!\o ClllleM o,-.ill CO.V eo.wt1, Mlrv Gu .. 1, Vicki H1c11M Jo'fU HlfleB1m1, <leMll H 1· ·t, IC.ltl'lolrlllf Htndwfrt. Dor°"'" Htrtltb, ;, ~ • , , ~rai::::. ':::: 'c',;",;,;1'": T"~-J. -. . fJ, tla~I Oatla .. t.'fltdt.. "'*'1 •rear1n1, ~ -:--_,, McA..,.,, l.tsltr M1IMlll'lllmtr', ,....rL111t ,.. - ' · ·
tNt.i-:\ 01ni.1 Minor.,..,, .. , Mot••" . Dr. ~David .. :. , j.t Nie\sen , (·left) .administers Oath of Hippocrates to Bruce· Burke Jlm IVIWr.. Eli.n O'N11H, .S.rodrl ' ' ~ •J•11 hm'9rlor\. ·K •Y pre&ident· of. the U€1-€81i.forni8. College of Medicine 89 -student 'graduating Gr~ Prlcl. ~•rd l .a •• ..:.. • =:· R-"'lllldr; .. J11'11 •o111i=:· c ass, ~g: vespers C'!emony in Newport .~ach. Burke ·received the Pro-Sd!,..::., •~• ='~T~ .vost~s .• A.?!:rtfor contributing' most to the prestige and tporale. of·tbe medical
Ktlhy Tum«. EN'ln V1nHoail;, '"-II g · :~r~1,~.,t, Tommy Wand. _c~·~-=·~-~·~·=-~-~---~: ~---·-----~·--------'·~·-_·:_...:.· ____ _
w.i;-m""~. evn1t1i. a.rn-. .--•• R;;,111•1::r;n~1~·~= Iii v u ~.:.:::-c~w· c~ "= t.rown a ey the K'hool year ~~,:·~o~""~ sr~~ .. v.~ cci:roi pleted.
c11,t1r. Tiii Ent.rd IC•rl• EICh, 5evemth . '"'ade students o·Jstandi•• "'•l and boy of p' r i.n C i pa I , William K11t1rv11 Flllfnort, F.til.. FlorNlll, .t.n11 .... -· ,.e-. • • u• •o,e, & ... FYlt.r. 01-Grffll, JOii" G""'""'°"IJ Ellen Day and Barry SI.en· their class at Crown V<alley Limetirook p r e 1 e n t e d
Honors Youths
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Young Women Can
Beco'!'-'3 Engi~ers
Toctay'1 .young woman hu very slow death.
proved, that sht can com-••Too man_y parenJI . 1tm
pete 1uccestlully 1rith men bellev:e..tbat..their daughters'
In the field of engineering. chances for marriage or for
But mo a t parent.• a career a1 a feminine
dilcourage their daughters woman are better if they
from 1uch a career becauH are \ In such ·fieldt u
• tileY, . µµnk that tt ii 'pre. teachillg, n u r 1 i n g 1 «
· judlclal ·to marrla&t op-.secretarial work. 0 ln 95 pe,r•
· pot1tunities. cent of American industry!
' Dr. Alfred C. Incer.soll, today, the engineer worµ in
dean of"tbe. USC School of an alr~ondijloned o ff I c e1I
· Engineering, said that most that IOO)c$ more like a bank
, of·ttte old pnjudi.~es against than a construction camp. A
'women as, enguaeera are woman engineer can workl
· gone from the real' world of there from dawn to darlr.I
buaine.ss . never toil her clothing, and•
"High school counselors never lift anythln1 heavier
are now advising selected _:th;;_•:..nc...:c•..:pec:..nc.cll_._" ___ _
girl students t o w a r d
engineerin·g careers,'' said
Dr. Ingersdll. "But parental
attitlldes in tbe matter are
1Wl strong and will die a
Kids Like to
'A,k Andy'
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•coria:~!l_ * OAIDIN u.vn * llUNTINOTOH llACH
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SAL"E
STARTI~
JUN•
·271k
The State Divialon of
Highways is calling for bids
on an Orange c ·ounty
landscaping projeet, cover·
Ing 3:1 miles of' tbe San
Diego Freeway.
Ktll9. Vld<y l(llltrmtn. W«Tt« 1(-. • 1.::. • .___ ed ·"bool La N" 1 I ~"' to ... _ tw tod ~1~~1 'K~\=1n!•;1t~~1--mn_& __ •~_v_•_= __ n __ n_am ___ ~ ___ , __ 11U>1_,~•-~•-gu_e __ or __ •_v'"_"., __ "_~ __ •_•~--•_n_ts.;_===========
O«ln. Mirr, JGYU ,,v..,1t011. n
The planting ·will include
1,110 trees, (om p 1' is e d
mostly of Canary li land
pine, lemon; gum, and
jacaranda; 9,125 shrubs,
mostly of sidney acacia,
myoporum, and c y c l·O p s
acacia ; 195 trumpet vine,;
86,300 needlepoint ivy; and
428.100 hottentot fig as
ground cover.
Also open to bids is a pro-
ject to correct drainage
fa cilities befyfeen B o 1 s a
Chica Road Overcrossing in
Huntington Beach and
Beach Boulevard in
Westminster.
P111ll'l1m. ~,., P1rlt1r, 011111 l'tftlr11 SutA!! ll"t!Wll,. IC.t"IM Prlol,. lllal'llnl Prl•t, 1111911 R•4'· L1lrd, Rode!, fi.i.n. SUU..i. 011-SIMw, .it.Y Sl>olllfll, eui. ,..,.,,,,.,, Jim Ttl..Wr, G""
Tilll1'•1L. Otbotlh = C-11 T'l"llr, Robtr'I w.itllltllv. It! w1 .. 1. l"MTY Wrlil'll. , ,......,_:
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AWAY THEY GO -Awaiting the start of the fireworks di splaY
tonight are (left to right) Michael Brooks, presi~ent of Hunting-
ton Beach Jaycees and parade director; Mrs. Brooks, president
of Mrs. Jaycees; Michael Jr., Melinda and Mary ~· The Jay·
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FAMILIES SET 'FOURTH' -On outings, picnics
and other ctctivities. At left, (left to right) are
Wendy Warren, Steve Kanald, Rick Williamson, and
Dede Woods who will be getting together after the
parade like thousands of others in Huntington Beach
for weenie bakes and barbecues. Prior to that the.
girls will be working at the Choc-ettes booth, and
will be selling balloons and refreshmentl to parade
goers. Some families will be going away for the
holiday. The Dale Mowery family (below, left) (left
to right) Mrs. Mowery, Kurt, 13, Kate, 6, Karl, 8,
and Karen, 10 wil lbe taking to the hills for, a camp-
ing trip. But ia;>me will schedule activities closer to
home like Kathy Turner, (at right), who will relin·
quish her'title as Miss Laguna Beach Li1eguard to.
night al the Eighth Annual Bathing Beauty Contest.
But it will be after she eats that yummy water·
melon. Not wait.ting for anything are Janet Littleton,
7 and Mark Buchanan, 8, who will be joining their
families at a neighborhood barbecue in Costa Mesa .
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REFLECTION ON HISTORY -Part of America's heritage is the story
of Betsy Ross, who Wf.S asked by Geoige Washington to sew our coun ..
try's first flag. Cindy Caricof, 13, "Betsy" and Jack Littleton, 11,
"George" will be among children from East Bay and Aliso streell in
Costa Mesa who wilJ lead their famj.lles in· an America on Parade
salute prior to the neighborhood barbecue ·and fireworks celebration
put on by the dads. The eighth •annual event will include both. old Ed
new neighbors.
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ble for a pregnancy to l•st' m , . ? J .. ·,; • ' G f ¥ ~ ..:~ ',#..;.:.: H~6 ~ c"i.i '-T~ Hert 11 my story: I went . cut ::. "" .... 11..V ~ T• ,_, ~.s.. ~u. I • :it~y::i·~~~ifl~ [t. ~ . . t • ~ ' " "~·.f'!!S'cff5'=1~·~·~~il:t·i "We'd ~1 111 ~ ~' ,. ~ ,,, / :J...\ · ' · -..oi ~... w.... ~~ ' aw~.'~, 'b l! wBilO ~Y $ c f'i'!-1 'i ~· ~·~~ ~· ~ ' l~ -:~~..w"::1 · lt:m.,~~
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boaorable tlllnl lllid manltocfberll>at 1'm on the pboat~usband ,walliif ; &Ill.I~ Ii&~ al.molt .~;,,;..,,~"'"'1.:.:m. n. ~:
weeUnd. 1 J j, _ ' ~I•. td: me ...... "Wbo Ii It# .f:'tv~ •. • .· .~ 11,..! ' , -~ . 1r. ..... ~., ' ... , • .., mon)lil"1ato0 venia ooc&.J• '~ llO aw,.. a oho 1'1111I-/,:·~··v.;.'1dl o1·11111,.a114cl(.;.t.~~<M.ir. f;l!T'~. ..,. ·&'1"f:l:i. 11:
weor mat<mlty clothes ODc1 com-, Tho nut questloa 11,."Wlly _ y_ ........., bolt I cu't alfoi'd tlli"10.Hi. !11111' • • • -"'· ...... ••• '!!!"'"
Plained that -~.}ee\-W6e swelling • time talt!ng about thatf" A:ftel' a COU-Last wet"t ] dro-.....1 •t& The Wffek" II Nlpl)ltVI ... CCWIT .-.-aTtt•. S •• &ALL -· 7th I'~ • U.DllS' OAY -a.t. A. ._ Mint&. ~ 011 kM, fl: _ kll1tt1r, and her back oobflhShe ls m her 1 pte of minutes be says, "Get mt." bdore, '12. I don't want to lnsu1M1<r ,w.~~-· 'll ,.,,.. o"'t. M! •. ,,"'J::;.. wl:&' c~f mootbul~,,Jetter. ltisawfullyhard ,i.Dtbe..~ot'a or appear tO -be a poor loser but•:111t ~ ~ .. 't.::-·,:.1.~ -~J=. ... r.~""~""1f~ 1
Verna baa '" poUQ!ls. She has phOne conversation, ~::"' .-..., bia I'm-HURTING ' tt~-q,1;:! ~"'~:~ai·corV~ , =.-r #:: ,1
knit nine 7',Yftjiitera,. crochetK questions. It 11 U. embarr~ DEAR B.: Tell yoar me~~----lr~lln. "'C1a11 c. ""Mmn. \.nll9 ·LoW !:, _ ;.,.. Ml'!-.
seven bonnets aDd fi\te bootie sets. We becauee the pertoi on the line car she'll llave lo cut Oae dates er ~ '· .· ·. Mee,_, wiui.m s. ..... L · •
even bougbtbllby-f~ture and have a hear him. I decidi:d a few weeks ago aaotlter nu -I meu eard-pta,.ef ... ,., f"u·-1:.·-· So . ty £: .t.1'U.i..1X" KHMr. 0"•
room reody but there is no baby. that the best ~ was to lgncn '"'" It .. lu1111. It ...... .,. ..... ""'. ,.. cns1a ere
My fJiendi and relatives •e driving him. 'Ibis makea-hlm furious. have better eommM .eue;Uau aN ·.,
me crazy with questions and I don 't Can you ·mi.r w solution1-,.. , ...... (And P.S. Doa'1-wltll 11Jlo Host$ Student
know what to 'aay. What does this -ULCERS 90t1I'HERN STYJl: 1t•~ ball tbe deck bas Hell pla,ed; ....
sound like~ y.U! DEAR IJLC!!RS, A.~.iiilUf-II ' DOIDmy.) l . h
-DELAYED FATIIERHOOD .. c~Udllii that; lie ··~•hili!il _, '. ... ' ' AT pat ering
DEAR ()EL.\YED: It soand1 like exdDCled Jrem :;Q1tlil.lc ~ .e~.a ~~, Alcohol is 'DO shortcut lo aoclal ,,mc.. · ,,;:, .I
es:eelle•t alHin~ wiU. DO pro-roatlae telepilUe· cae•••.U.. -_ ceu .. U )'OU think you have to drink to SJ.cs and tbelr ~es
d•cl to baek ap tlie pttcb. Bii don't ret sbollld be dealt. wltk H li.O:u.,ur<; be lccepted by your friendl, lfll Ille In llf!lllllinC and feeding
Ute ldp ~t J'~• we~ framed, old level at wld&i be ope..--.: ·• • Jada. Read "Boor.e and You -For p~,WJ,n be tbe topic for
--there II ndl ·a Ilda& u lalle Keep a ••le pad and a peodl "1 ae · Tttaagers Only," by Jon Lonci.a. ·~ wben J 0 b P
pre.....,. It II ca11.,.i ~udoeyetll. telepbo•, Wbeo·be aw, ''WllO 1111?1' Se!id 35 cents in coin and a~ •If· · B~<r. a dudent of
I Alfal·-)O!Hiave a lall< with wrfte the...,. if the penan*4'odd;' addr<ssed, stamped envelope .with. ~ at Pomona
ber ·dodor'~ace·and. leara w,bttber "I'll tell J'OG an aboat It liter, ~deU~"---your request. ... COJleiP, makes a guestap. ,
•• eo& • .,.., ~ ea~ ,,.,.~JI-It, It'• Thi.I 11!.ollld ·quiet the Uttle du.Ung un· Ann Landers will be glad ·to be}p you ~::e ~J:e Me~r:.~; Think
fhe -. Tee Tattler ,.
Think
COAT SALE
--1 • 1'7 months ago . N'rpreplney cillj_.~~ · in care Of the DAILY PIL_OT, enclos-Cities Fuchsia Society. C II al'\.
MRS. RALPH BOLTINGHOUSE, JR.
'.not the tame .'ba~···Vet.na ta1kfd about til you get off. with your problems. Send them to her J tnM
1 ·• 1'7 montil1. It only seems lhatlong. DRAR ANN LANDERS: My hus· ing a sell·addressed, stamped en· Moliday, JUly--6, th e \AAfl I
band is in the service. My father-in· velope.. members wW &ather at 6:30 w"1cutt l'11u p.m. for a potluck dinner in .u.1 .....
tile Coota ·Mesa City Part.I~~~~~~~~~
At 7:30 Ibey wili meet In the Kids Like to ~ . ~= Lorion Hall for • , 'Ask Andy' ;,
Double Rint Ceremony
•
Newlyweds 'Establish .
Residen.ce in Chico · Taurus:· Learn by loiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiii •
TWO DjfYS Listening
Lynda Jayce Redway and
Ralph Boltingllouse Jr. ex·
changed YOWi mid rings in
the Costa Mesa home of the
bride's grandmother, Mrs·
IMll King. '
The Rev. Lut1ier Tornow
officiated at the. attc:rnoon
rite, Uniting the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Redway
or Chico, formerly. -of Costa
Mesa, and the son of Mr.
and Mrs. R a 1 p b Bolting-
house of Costa Mesa:
Givet) in 0UUT1i.ge by ·her
father, the bride wore a
floor Jenrth grrlm.' of·peau de
soie with an overdress of
lace featuilhi: slightly beU.d
sleeves trimmed with peau
de soie· The gown was made
by her mother. Her wrist
lengtb .. o·was edsed In the
same lace as her dreu and
was caugtlt to a headpiece:
of orance bloaom.1 and a
rO&t. Sbe canied a bouquet
of 1ardtnia1 and
~«-.. Mid" Karen ·HeaWay WM
asked by btir lister 1" be
maid of honor, well'inl a
mint -dotted -organdy """' satin -.witll_. _.,. al moldllnl
camati.cm.
LINDA LEE RAY
September Date
Linda Ray
Betrothed
TM engagement of Linda
Lee Ray and Decatur L. Dil·
day ol Huntington 8'acb
was 8llllOllDC<d during a din·
ner party for family and
• cJose friendl Jn the Long
Beach home d. the bride·
elect'• parent&, Mr. and
Mn. Rob.rt L. Ray.
0Mloo Ray ill a graduate of
Sl. An1i1u11 High School and
Long Beedl City College
School of Nursing -· Mle wn a member of TNT
ICll'Orily aod Air Belles.
• 'Ibo lrldegroom-tn-be , 11111 al Mra. Paul W. Herldotx ol
~ Hills ODd the late
llr. -F. Dilday, II a ¢:;,.al~~~
1--OC, California
-~.Long Beach Md.,. alli& Coilel< ol
11 a rr••·•·
"" & ....... Sept, 14 ....... coaplowlll
Bell man w.. TerrJ'
IWtingbouae of Costa Mesa
wtllle ulher was Howard
KiQj of· Pala, tmeJe Of the
bride. Organ music was
pllyed by Mrs. M e r I e
Vlldex ol -Cc>ita 'Mesa,
former music teacher of the b'rid..
'A reception for 70 guests
lOQk place after t h e
ceremon')' ;With a buffet sup-
per a f t e r her family
and· in.embers .of the bridal
party. Decofations included
bouquet!: of white stock .and I'fnk. carnations:; The wed·
di'ng cake was baked by the
bride's coU6in, Mrs. June
Glesenkamp. Assist,ing with
reception duties were Mrs.
Jerry Covey, MiSs Vonda
Covey and 11..ra. Jerry San-
doval, all of Costa Mesa.
Miss Julie Blackburn, also
of Costa Mesa, circulated
U..gueslbook.
, Special gu~st at the event
w.as tbe bride's great ·
grandmotb~: Mrs. Irene
Grebe of Costa Mesa.
The bride Is ~ graduate of
Chico High School and her
bmband i• a graduate of
Westmilloter High School·
-plan m attend Chico Junior Co~e In the fall.
After a wedding trip in
coastal cities the couple will
eetaibllsb residence in Chico.
FRIDAY,
JULY 5
By SYDNEY OMAllR . '
"The wise mU · c~ntr~li
his destiny . • . AatroloC'
points the way." ·· •
ARIES (March 21~AprU·
19): You are able to discern
seCrets. What was hidden is
uncovered;. Key today is to
investigate. Take .nothing
for granted. Emotlon·s fly
high. You learn much .about
yourseU. ,
TAURUS ~(April 20-May
20): .Pennit, others 'to sound
off. Yo_u do ~st by being a
good listener. If receptive,
you learn. Utilize added
knowledge to your own ad·
• vantage. U smart, much is
gained.
GEMINl (M8y . 21.Jqne
20): Accent low·key ac-
tivity. Means don't force,
push or crowd~ Sense or
humor accomplishes more
than anything else. Lie low
-play Waiting ialne: Check
work done by others.
CANCER (June 21-July '
2'2): Good lllfMP' aspect. to-
day coincides with romantic
adventure. If single, evening
could feature meaningful
confrontation. If married\
PICKWICK'S
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
ENTIRE SUMMBl STOCK
SPORTSWEAR -APPAREL
. UI' TO 1/J OFF
I SWIM SUITS A~~ .. l/3 -1
ALL SKIRTS 1/2 Off
PANTS ILOUSD
Wt til 1°10 4.90 t. 6,90 w••• ll·ll 7.to t. I.to
were 15·19 t .tt t. 11.fO
w1r1 5.1 J.JI .. 5.10
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w1r• 21-40 11.tO • Jl.ff
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COATS
....... 44·56 J6.t0 • J6.tl
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COCOA.IL DIDSH
wire 2'-16 14.90 • 19.tO
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were 12-76 H .tt • lt.tO
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NO llftVINS, DCHANeG. U•UNDS OI CllDITS
USI YOU&
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT
you could rediscover loved
one.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Utilize intuition to cope with
property, family affairs. A
block, obstacle is -only tern·
porary. But your special
t.a·lenls are required. KMw
this -act with confidence.
Exude optimism.
position to aid you. Realize
l1tis -act ~gly. Be
analytical.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·
Jan. 19 ): New view toward
friend, desires is a necessi·
ty. Take time to find out
what you really require.
.Promises ,afe fine, but
stress pr-act1cility. Don't
deceive yourself.
... QUARIUS (Jan. :ro'.Feb.
lBr.'· Your· ambition& could
20): Take lotig·range Vley.
You may not get immed.11te.
answers, results, but y~
tend to build security blocks
for future. Understand th05e
who appear reticent -it's
natural.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you are
dynamic, pos~ess great
desire to learn and com·
municat:e. Y o u are com-
pleting a cycle and soon will
embark upon n e w ad-
venture.
OF FVN .
and VALVES
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): ·
Be charming to visitors.
Confusion is but temporary.
Accent chance f o r ex·
pansion. Creative thfnking
involves change. Don't be
sfubbor:n.
LIBRA (Sep!. 23-0cl. 22):
t>on•t f be deceived about
value.&. You must now
ascertain what it is you
want, what must be discard-
ed. Me55age becomes clear
before day ends. Don't ac-
cept hallway measures.
· conflict wftb desires of one
close to you. Strive fur
m a.tu re understanding.
Otherwise, you invite dif-
ficulty . Word t'o ·wise should
be sufficient.
To !lnd out who'1 h.ICkY fW y0o,, '111
...,_., 1nd lave, order $ydMojo Omlrr'1 ..
~let, "Secret Hinh tor MIO! ,IJICI
Women." knd b!r!hdlle ll'ld 5' CfflfS
FOR ALL at
FASHION
ISLAND on
Fri .. & Sat. PISCES {Feb. 19-~arch
to Om1f!'" Mlrolotv seer.its, the DAILY
PILOT. llG-11 3240, Grind Ctnlrtl Sii·
!loll, Hew Yor1<.. N.Y. 111017.
Others Profit From Projects
With funds raised from
SCORPJO (Oct. 23-Nov. lutlcheone, a 'fashion show,
21): ;e.e careful where ap· two rummage sales and
peatimce ·i 1 concerned. othe~ acti~ties, W~men!.J
There could be surprise Service Gwld, L a g_ u. n a
w~cb ntCtssitates ipecial ... ~~~ Ch~~~ o~ Religious
Lask. You will want to JoOk Science, \.as able to JSresent
your best -don't be deceiv-two checks to I u r t b e r
ed by ohe who lacks facts. causes.
SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22· Mrs. Marion Forrest of
Dec. 21): Your ouUook Laguna Hills, outgoing
should be universal. Means presid~nt, presented a check
avoid narrow view. People for $3,266 to the church en·
who ask f9r Qelp are also in dowment fund.
In addition a check for
S500 is being given' to-South
Coast Community Hospjtal.
Items including knitted
slippers, blankets and toys
also were produced by guild
members during the ,-iar to
give to Fairvi'ew State
Hospital.
Covers Boating
Best in West
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"'ad Fashions 5th Anniversary
s.,mmer
FRI. 10 TO 9
SAT; 10 TO 6
DISCOUNT PRICES DISCOUNTED
GREATEST SALE EVER
HIGH QUAllTY FASHIONS FROM FAMOUS MAKERS AT FAR IELOW COST. WE ARE
HEAVILY OVERSTOCKED AND l\IRD YOUR HELP. MAN'\' ITEMS AT SO TO 70% BE-
LOW REGULA.I lfTAIL
sn sum
24.00 151111
1000
iis'mslons 1000
11.00
VALUES
AM\ St:SAm!CIN.
TOPS I OlPlllS
T e....ift1 .;., ... -.. l'l!'leet 11ueHty ""'''"•1 ef'4oe _ .... ,,. ... ,. ... ,
• TOPS
YAL TO II.ft ¥AL TO 11.N
WAlllAIU
NOPllSS
CAPRIS
AnEL TIPS
DRESSES
HUNDRED• TO CHOOSE l"AOM INCLUDI NG
DAl:SBY Ol'lESSIES, COCKTAIL&, &UITS. Jl:A· ae:vs. Cl'lE,.IEI & ORLONS.
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CJwrr /I
VALUES TO
30.00
VAWES TO
48.80
VALUES TO
50.00
VALUES TO
68.0I
VAWIS TO
75.M
GOU: & TBINIS PRO DEMONSTRA TIOllS
Chock you.-ing and your serVO on del.yed •ction
TV monitor. FT .. instructions on the maft from
professio11<1ls, courtesy of _tho City of NowpO<t
Beach Parks and Recreation Department .
TABU TBINIS PRO & AM GAMES
See the pros and amateurs spin and counter-
drive. Friday I 0:00 o.m. to 12:00 noon and
I :00 p.m. lo 5:00 p.m.; Saturday 11 :00 o.m., ·1,00
p.m. and 3:00 p.m• on the·maO et Fashion island.
ARUIERY -PB!FORMED BY EXPERTS
Watch history's oldest missile launching Clone by
experts ,S.turday only. International Women's
Open Champion, Mar91 Lammers, wiH
demonstrate her skiOs.
Visit tilt' 1.B.M. Handwriting Anol11ris Computer
in Scage Court, Fashion liland Now
FREEWAY-MINUTES AWAY • , •
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IAllKAMt•KAllO
MMT91l C:.-..:M
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........... ... • ••••• CLUO 11 ~ 1000 OA•-OllOYI HUNTINOTON -QI .. • , ..... sum '770 CHAPMAN AYI. 10056 ADAMS AYI. ' 0••••11 • "a •Z 1 mous ALL MERCtlA~DISE n1 2 Dn. w ., Zotfr' AT ltOOICHURST SHOl'f'IM MOUll e °'" ......... ,..., .......... tM ~ i
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STEWARDESS
Vicki 6Mrd11ll
HOSTESS
Lynn Lindstrom
Airlines
Graduate
CM Women
Miss Ly nn Landstrom, ~.
and Miss Vicki Beard!iell,
23 , recently graduated from
Continental Airlines' hostess
training school at to s
A n g e I e s Internatiooal
Airport.
Miss Landstrom, the
daughter of Mrs. Mary Jane
Landstrom of Costa Mesa. is
a graduate of Corona del
Mar High School.
Miss Beardsell is the
daughter of Mr.s. Phyllis
Beardsell of · Newport
Reach. She attended Orange
Coast College.
(able News
.
Dashing cable jacket with
shftrt or 3/4 sleeves. Jacket
tops sport. dressy clothes.
f' a m o u s Chanel-look
jacket is always fashionable
-looks newest in rows and
rows of ctibles. Knit of
worsted. PaUern 7278: sizes
J'l-38 incl.
FIFTY CENTS (CQins) for
each pattern -add 15 cents
for each pattern for first·
class mailing and special
handli ng; otherwise third·
class delivery will take
three weeks or more. Send
to Alice Brooks The DAILY
PILOT. 105 Needlecraft
Dept .. Box 163, Old Chelsea
Station, New York. N.Y.
10011 . Print Name, Addre11.
Zip. Patteni Namber. First
t i me! Jumbo 1968
Needlecraft Catalog -hun·
dred s of designs. 6 free pat-
terns fincludesd es i g n er
sweaters) instructions in·
side . Knit., crochet, em-
broider. 50 <'enll.
Book No. 1 -Dtlase Quill•
-16 complete patter111.
Send 50 cents.
Think Ceo I S11'"mtr
SEPARATES
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fllursd'1, July 4, 1968 DAILY PILOT J3
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7.95
• Sony pocket · transistor radio
The fabulous little portable radio
that 9oes anywhere. T errifie sound
and tone. S year 9uarant1e on all
transistors. Radios
5. 97 reg. I 0.00 lo 13.00
l'ateitt ~nd straw har.:!b~
Newly styled !oles, pou cheo, clutch·
es or swag9ers. Strews or plastic
patents, in black, white, natural and
br ight colofs. H1ndb1gs
reg. 3.00 pr.
Famous· name panty hose
Delie8tely textured nylon "Ri9ht
Rib Le91ites." In bei9•, off.white,
pla.tinum, navy, lemon, pink, White;
p'roportioned sizes. Hosiery
~ '"1 . ~... reg .7.00toll .00
Babe -& toddlers playwear
Betti Terrell and Fischel desi9ns ex•
quisitely-rnade pleyelothes for Buf·
fums' elone . In summer-hued print1
and stripes . Completely wuh1bl1.
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5.99 Specially ~riced 6.!!J reg. 9.00 4.99 reg. 9.00 to 9.50 3.99 reg. 6.00 lo 7.00
Short slffve knit shirts l'ant dr•ss in careftff jersey
No-iron, washable pent dress is f ull-
eut, with baek zipper. Not shown,
bu,ttons in front. Prints on Arne/9
triecetate; 8 to 18. Aeeessory Sho~
Machine washable sweater .. Short sl~Ye drHS shirt
Eesy-c·ere, fine quality. Lightwei9ht
Decron9 polyester 4ind cotton. But•
t~n-down or spread collar; white,
colors; 14 1/2-l bl/2. Store for Men
"'-' I , ~
2 doyJ only! Style with purl bullons,
shown, or trimmed with ribbon ar
leee. Orlon• acrylic i;, white or eol·
oni sizes 36 to 42 . Accessory Shop
SUITS AND COATS
Suburban coat in cotton corduroy, beek bonded.
Double brusled, splil·back belt, lhru·quarler
length; 6· 16, 26.00 volue ....................................... 14.99
YOUNG CALIFORNIA SHOP
Cotton dirndl ski rts come in stripes and solids
featuring sashes or draw string waists: sizes
5 lo 13, reg. 9.00 lo 13.00 .................................... 6.99
French 'Cuffed body shirts come in ell-c otton,
cotton blends or rayon crepes. Several collar
styles , sizes 5 lo 13, reg. 11.00 lo 15 .00 ........ 6.99
F.,mous-name new dresses for fall in linen-look
rayon or cotton and polyester voiles. Many
styles in fall clors; 5·1 3, reg . 15.00·20.00 ...... 8.99
AU WEATHER COATS SPECIAL PRICE
9.99
The perfect coat to wear rain or shine.
Large selection of styles and fabrics.
ACCESSORY SHOI'
WASHAILE SWEATERS NOW REDUCED! -.. 4.99 ..
Reg . 7.00 to 11.00. Choose from e lorcj•
assortment. cir cardigans and pullovers in
washable Orlon tll acrylic . White and fash·
ion colors, sizes 34 to 40.
ASSORTMENT OF SHORTS ON SALE
2.99
Reg . 5.00 ind 6.00. All-collon shorts come
in 11verel styles with side or front zipper.
Meny come with self bells. Sol ids e•d
novelty prints, lizts 8 to 18 .
BUDGET DRESSES
Arne/• tri1e1tet1 or acetate jersey dresses in .
1uorled prio ls ind slyleo. Sius 10 lo 20 -··-S.tt
YOUNG DEi SHOI'
Pre-teen blouses in many styles, fabrics and
color>, si1eo 6:1.1; reg. 4.00·11.00 ..................... 1.99
Dra stic reductions of assorted sportswear end
dresses for the preteen. Sizes 6 to 14 , reg. 4.00
lo 7.99 .................................................................. 1.99 to 7.99
UNGEltlE
LADY WELDON SHORTY PAJAMAS
3.99
Reg. 7.00. Your favorite shorty pj's heve
button down collars end up-to-the-minute
styling. Cotton batiste in prints, plaids ind
plai]'ls. Pink or yellow, 1i1es 32 to 31.
FOUNDATIONS
Bendeeu bres by Ro91rs in white or colorsj dis·
continued styl11 ; reg . 3.50·5.00 -···-········-...... 1.99
COSMEY!CS
Boutique designed jeweled combs, ideal for gifts
or your .own u.s•, r19. J.25 eeeh ........ :: .. 2 for 1.00
Rolfs clutch" big; come in ·your choice of hand·
cr1ft1d dOuble fr.;m• styles. F1ahion eolor1 a'nd
leathers, reg. 7.50 lo 10.00 .................................... 3.91
Bo nd Sfre•t jewel box11 have necklace 9ell1ry
in lid, earring s•leetion trey end pull~out draw·
trs for additional stor19t, Ivo ry, pink, blue or
block , reg . 6.00 ................ -............................................ 4.00
c;OSTUME JEWELRY
1 /2 PRICE SALi DISIGNll JIWEU'i'
Reg . 1.99 lo 4.99. Deoi9ner "colllclio• of
feshion jewelry includes n1ckleees1 pins.
earrings and br1e1lets. Many one of e k~nd.
INFANTS' SHOI'
Cotton knit·sn1p shirts with diaper ·pin tapes,
oon-binding sluve openings, reg •• 19 2 fer .tt
Full or moek turtleneck or c.ollored
knit shirts in all current colors. Made
of I 00 '!. cotton or polyester bl~nds,
si1eo S·M·L-XL. Store for Men
GIRLS' SHOP:
All-weethar coats au Zel Pe te treated e;einst
rein or stein. Rayon lined, some with zipout
Orlon• acrylic pile inner lining, reg. 17.00 to
23.oo-:.: .. L ..................................... 11 .99 to 1·3,99
Double knit cotton dresses ere multi-striped in
summer shades. Short sleeves, crew neck, zip·
per beek. Machine washable and dryeble,
reg. 7.00 lo 1.00 ........ -................................. -·-···-·····1.99
Quilted robes of nylon or cotton eom• in duster
••d full length ;+yl11 , reg . 8.00 lo 14.00 1/3 off
Sleepweer assortment ineludin9 pajamas and
9owns come in solid or print pastels. Da inty or
!1ilored trims, reg. 4.00 lo 5.00 -·-····-····-·····3.49
um.E SHAVER SHOP:
AND S.TOltE FOR BOYS
SAVI ON llUY.THE-KID JEANS
Buy two pair ind 11ve more on famous
Texan jeans th1t never n11d ironin'J. Weer·
Ion• denim, 1 blend or nylon en cotton .
Re9uler or slim.
sixes 4 to 7 2 for 6.99 reg. 4.00 pair
sixes 8 to 12 2 for 7.99 reg. 4.50 pa'ir
STORE FOR MEN
Fino quolity cuff links ire 14-kl. 9old.fill1d or
st1rlin9 silv1r. Buy in pairs end save more, re9.
7.50 lo 15.00 ..... _ ............................ 2.69 er 2 fer 5.00
Famous maker ti1-t1cs ind c.,s ln 1ttr1ctiv1
des igns. Gold filM:d or sterling silver, reg, 2.50
lo 3.50 ···-·-···-···-····-····-···--··--· 1.00
NEWPORT CENTER e 11 FASHION ISLAND • 644·2200 e MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDA'!'. 10:00 TILL 9:30 • OTHER DAYS 10:00 TILL 5:30·
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io Reside '. . .
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' ' ' ·~, ~i>IJ!p Dabney bf!· came "" br(deoof Gary AJ.
len·£iltMy; durhlt··a dOUbla ....
ru:ig .eetemoay. m· SL .An-• ..
drew's Presbyterian Church.
The R<v. °"'Cbarlea H.
Dterenfield ·perforu1ed tlie-
evening nuptials.
Pannta of tb_tt newlyweds ~e Mr. and JJrs. Robert
Dabney of lJdo Isle and
Bangkok, Thailand and Mr.'
~d Mrs. Gayl~ Earney of
;t;Ilsworth, Wis.
The bride donned a long
faced gown with train and
a shoulder length veil was
caught to a pearl Uned bead-
Piece.
Mrs . .Pay). Alan Croy was
matron of honor and Miss
Deborah Ann Dabney was
rilaid of honor. They wore
pink chiffon I 0 W D I with
pink veil.I. ·
The benedict uked David
Earney to be hi!: best man' ·.• •
and Michael Aminian ush· ' ·
«ed iuesta to their seats.
Alyce Dabney was flow.er
girl-and.MW Carolyn Stew-
art wp the soloist, ..
Tb8 c b-u.r c h's Fi.reside
Room Wu the ~ttine for the
reception. . 1.: • :
i'1 The couple tm. touring ...
Callfomia llld ien-. Pr;Ior •to making : ~!onie ·10 ;
Corvallis, Ore. ~ -·~ .r
. The bride and her husbahd attended Ille.'. !n(o<naUonal ..
School of lla!iiJfok. Tlie .. w
Mr11. Eaniey. allo WPS . i ,
student at the'Unlv"ersitf ·CJf
California, 'Santa Barbara
and Kailer School of NW"s·
ing while the benedicr a t· ·
tended Oregon State Univer· i-, .
sity. ',
· Toastmistresses
Surfside Clubhouse in
Huntington B e ' c b is the
meeting place for members
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MRS. ERIC PAUL HANSON
St. JCN1chim's Rltu
Newlywed. D. F. Brizics
Honeymoon in Europe
Honeymoming in Europe The tiridegroom, ton of
are newlywed Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and N'.&I'I. Frank Brizic
Dayid Francis BrWc wh.o of Garden. Grove, asked
were m.arried in S t . Lennie Miller of Belmont
A n d r e w ' s Presbyterian sbOl"el to. b&..bis.best man.
Church, Newport. Be a ch U!ihei'1 were Brown, WeU.
with the Rev. Dr. Charles Sloniger, the . bridegroom's
Dierenfield officiating. cousin frOm Garden Grove
The former Lani Suzanne and · Larry Krough of Whi[-
Carpenter, daughter of Mr. tier. 1
and Mrs. Melvin CArpenter Asking tilt 80 guests to
of Newport Beach was given sign the register during the
in marriage by her father, reception in the home of the
She wore an empire gown bride's parents was ·Mrs.
of lace, and a matching lace Linda Hinman.
and pearl crown held her' il· special. guests were Mr .
lusion veil. She, carri~_ a and Mrs. 0 . R. Carpenter of
ci.scade 0 f phaleanopsis · Hilntington·P.ark, tile brid~'s
orchids and stephanotis. ·grandmother; Mr. and Mrs.
Mi.ss Mari Mack of West Charles May fie Id of
Los Angeles was the maid of stockton, and Mr. ana Vi.rs.
tiooor, and serving as a Barry Mayfield of. Turlock.
bridemaidJ were Mrs. Ed-The bride is an alumna of
ward Brown of Orange, the Newport Harbor High
bridegroom's sister ; 'Miss School and California State
Cheri Calvert, the bride's College at Fullerton. Her
cousin from west Los· An· husband, a faculty member
ge:les, and . Mrs. Michael of Monte Vista High School,
Phelps, also of : Welt Los is a graduate of Bolsa Gr8.n-
Angeles. de High School and Whittier
Tbey wore· a¥Oeado green College where Qe was a
gown1 and carried bouquets member flf Ortho&onlaD .SO.
of Yellow daisiel. , ~ · • ciety.
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Judith Williams to Wed
In St. Andrew's Rites
At a family dinner party and recefved her AB in
economics from UCLA She
was a Kappa Alpha Theta
and member of the college
Ticktockers, Los Angeles
chapter of the Nitional
Charity League.
celebrating their r e t u r n
from Europe, Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Drew Williams of
Newport Beach disclosed
the betrothal of their
daughter, .fudith D e 11
Wllllamo to LL (j.g.) War·
rea Ben Snyder.
Miss Williams and her
fiance will be married Aug.
3, in St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church.
A third 'generation Callfor·
niatl the bride-elect at· tend~d ·the· University of
California, Santa Barbara
Altru111 Club
Members of the Altrusa
Club of Newport Harbor
have selected the Me•a
Verde Country Club for
their meeting place the sec-
ond .and fourth Tuesdays at
6'30 p.m. Mrs. Donald Dun-
gan at MM609 wU1 aniwer
questions regarding mem·
bersbip. .
Lt. Snyder, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Keith Dewitt Snyder of
Sylmar, received his AB•in
economics at Stanford
University. He was com-
missioned in the U.S. Navy
in 1966 and now is with the
Corsair II sqttadron in
Jacksonville, Fla.
The bridegroom-elect was
an American Fii:ld Service
hlreign exchange student to
Sweden and past president
of Theta Xi at Stanford.
Association
American Association of
Retired Penons meets in
the S e n i o r Citizens Club-
house, Newport Beach, the
t h i r d Thursday ot each ·month at 1 p.m.
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• • -Negro . Wr,iter ClaimE\
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• -' i\Vi111bledon Final~ts ..
;.60jCQtt .T.hre~t Exist~ . . . .. ;
-::x· _ and that demonll1ra· tiOM al 1am11 rather than a
bo7"'* il!eJll bid been jult •
Win or Lose, Laver
·pOH!bllilJ ~ "' the Nesro atbletel and that no final eoune at ac-
Uoo bad -dedclld upon.
''Tbeae •• just some of the malhoda that CID be Uled, u stinner Uld., '~ii DO corlaJnty that thefwlll
be used. I'm the cloeeat DIWllDUl OD
tbe Dialde of the-boycott." · H~ ll&id the llOU1'00 ol tile original
story, Buel' Was.binston, aaalslamt
sports edilor of the Sun lleporler, bad
not been at a meeting of Negro
athletes at the Olym[lic trla!J ID Los
Angeles last weekend.
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LAUGHING IT OFF -~Australia's Tony Roclie don tennis· classic. Rocbe,advanc'°-to·FridaY'o·fia..·
Makes No Money ·
Sports
Clipped
Short Iaugbo off a spill be took during Wednesday's 1enu-· :als against Rod Laver of.Comuc.dei·Mar, the top
finila victory over Clark Graebner al the Wtmbl.. seed In the singles. . · · • · . .
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playin1 tenmi&," Laver 1a1.d • be
-.Boos TUrn
·To Cheers
For Cash
Angels w.,.. locbd ID a 1-1 duel ID the
siidh wlloo tlio Tlglri -. It op111 cm
Calb1s shot.
Ceob'• fi<MIDc '--Jim FregOll to ICOl'I from -ID the
•'~k Tracewold ond Wllllo Borioo
homered for the Tlgen wldJo Bobb)'
WK~CODDOCl..i lw lU AilCe]I, • lain llmlted tho Anp1s to Josi
lfour ts. Three ol thom """ picked ~u,> bf Knoop. '
little second 1bueman al8I) sin-e'~ doubled ID lhreo tripe to the
; ·ale to erlend bis' hilting .df<ak to
~ six games, hil' longest this aeucm.
~t . In bl• last Zl .-ot 'bats, ~ bas
:l hits · and two home runt.
·1· The only other hit. allo.wed by Mc-
Clain was Fregosi'a single in the
~ ~ixth.
Catcher Bill Freeban aiao got tbne
liit.s for the Ti.gen as the home dub
: 0W1ded out eight safeties.
\• lD ;their last three games, Aqel 1; itch.rs have allowed five runs J.n
1cb game, losing 5-11 5-3 and 5-:l.
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Eamel Durden
Tabbed as Coach •
For Long Beach
UJ!IG BEACH -Former Oregon
lll*1Ual-y foolball llar Earnel
Doftea ,. • .-f4 .. sls\Ut foot'181!
.... • '-..... -Collep ...... ., • .,,. Dr. Fred, Milltr,
•wtc dlnctcr. '
-. a 'Wfnll*k and member ol
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... bola M -.,. .. -II
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prepared to ploy fellow-AUllnllian .,.../ ... -ol Al'/U" '
-the ftnt Opn'Wbnlllodon We Pl'lclay
and callecl& the llrlt prize al $4,IOO. llwllbl __ ... _
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pro, Ton7 Bo.cbe, io the final.· . u~ priJ.e money I win here CLEVELAND -WI nd *1lck will bo paid ID agalnot the guarantee. oot 19 ballers Wednolday nlJbl, .. b<eaking one major league ,,_,i ond
.. Player .Strike
Set t0 Go
Next Week
But 11'1 DOt mcmey that lure1 you to tying anolhe!' aa the Cleveland In-
Wlmbledoe. It's ltip the gr ... t len· clians edged· Mum-1-0 ID 10 lml-
nil Ullo ID the "orld. Evecyone wl>o lllO -04
plays '-ls aerioualy baa been·boplng-_ -Thmt'• total otrike-leD two llbort
1or an open Wimbledon -bopmg to ol ttie. maior league recocd fot
Win i~ ~ 1n an ulla-innln( game bul
"Ever 1ioc1 tbeJ dedded. to throw combined with bia 13 -
Wlmblodon open to proo a • d ap;n.t Boston loot SotuMiy 1bey
. amateurs, I've bad my exea OD it. I've broke Sandy, Koufax' rec<rd cl U
&eared mynU to win tt. strikeout& in two c:omecµtive. games.
So, the pros have tbe last word in a Tiant, iD gaining bil tevdl shuf,out
toun;lament lo wbicti many pros have ol the easm cllmaxed bill brilliant ~ their ·reputations shattered by peclormaii<e by <trildng out the r/;/e
amateurs. in the 10th inning alter the ~~bad
Both Ashe and Graebner, leading runners at first and third ~:oooe
the United States' strongest challenge out.
UPI Te
THE FAVORITE -Roclr.et Rod Laver, the red-beaded tennis pro
from Corona de! Mar, flashes the form he'll be using Friday in the
!inals of the prestigious Wimbledon tennis tournament as he test•
Atllfralian Tony Roche. Laver won Wimbledon titles as an amateur
ID 1961~2.
Dodgers Close Curtain
On Disaster With Cards
LOS ANGELES -There ought to be
a double celebration today at. Dodger
Stadium when the Dodgers close out
thelr disasterous 4-game aeri!!ll "Wiilt
the St. Louil Cardinals.
First, it's Independence Day, Se-
conCI, It's the last time Walter Aliton's
fellows will have to look at the Na-
tiooal League leader1 till July 14 when
'Che Dodgeta whlsUe back to Busch
stadium.
The· Cuds were to look at Claude
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Osteen thiJ afternoon alter bagging
their tblrd '<Oll!lecutivo victory over
the alumPlnr Dodgers Wednellday
nlgh~ 2·1. • -
Mike Shannon nt the htade that
backed dowa tile Los Angtlol bad>
as be collected a triple and a pair of iloubief. •
It we1 his triple Jn the elghjb lbal
·"' "P lhe co,ahelll! nui. • The two clubs were locked In a 1·1
deadlock till the elibtb -Si>afl.
,\
non's smash opened the door !or the
winning tally,
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HB A.CE ST ARTS
FOR A.LL.ST A.RS
Jack Brobamer, former B1111UQ(toa
Beach Hith athlete, hu been chosen•
as the •tarting shortstop foe the
Wes tern Cerollna Leafu• All.star
baseball iPIDe to be held Tuuday.
Brohamer, signed this ytar by the $--·· ii Clftenlly bllUllg 1!ith the Rock Riiis Spinner• ol
Clu1 A cltcoi~ · e leads the loop In triples, doubles
moot hits.
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O!!CAGO CAP) -Tiie O>lcqo
Tribune 1aicl w~ nl&bt tbet
Jolln G<irdy, ~ ol the N-
Fooll>all 1-Mo 1'!9:1•• Aaod&Ucm,
huoolledallrlh.
'nil' Tribune,' ---· aald that Gordy, a Detroit Llono
veteran, bas dlrecl<d tile more than
600 members ol the aAOCiation not to
show up at tralalal campe nm -k.
Dick Buaa., auc.co Bear player
r-ntallve, oold ho bid received a
tetter 1rom Gony •xp!oi"'nc c1e1a111 o1
a mee&c with club """"' ID Detroit
this week.
· "But U.. -nolblllg In It diree-
l!ng the playen not to roport to
lrainlng ._," Butkus told 'nil
Aaocialod i'r<ol,
"I don't want a etrtke, and I JmGw
that the Belr playen dcm't wut cme.
But If the ..oclallon thlJlta 11 ii beat,
I would go along willl It. Rigltl naw,
however, I have received notbine .that
a strike ha1 been caHed."
opp o 1 t n g ie.ders, meanwhile,
rernalned ailenl whlle the poulbillty of
·a strike owr a lta1emaite oa peneion
appearecllmmlneut.
MOSS TAKES TURN
BEHIND WHEEL
LONDON · (AP) -Rell:ed raclllc
driver SUrllng Moa al Brlllln toot
the wi>eel ol a Lancia sports car In a
secret practi<e -lhil Week and whipped the red racer around
West Germany'• Nurburgrlng Circuit
at top speed, the Daily Expre11
reported today.
Expre11 correspondent Dav J d
Benson .said Moss, who was forced to
quit racing after a near.fatal crash
"was dtiVinc as fut as anyone in tbat
size of machine could driye."
He quoJecl Moss as saytng: 'AfUr
hall a mile it w a s ae: if I bad never
been away. It was great to be back
and to realize that I hadn't forgotten
any part ol the track."
Moss has entered for an endurance
test nm at the German Circuit next
month, his first cmnpeUtion lince the
accident.
at WWbJedbn in years, vanquilhed
professionala oo their way to the
1emiflnals.
I.aver """ Wimbledon In 111111 ond 1962 and then turned proleuiooal.
,He'1 the top money winner o(
MacCall'a troupe.
Roche, 22, 111d a star ol the ri\i-al
group nm by JW'OD'IOt.er Lamar Hunt, is
in the final for the first time. He tlU'D·
ed. professional last year.
Both are left·handen:. 'Ibe last time
left·handera m o n o p o 11 z e d the
Wimbledon final was in 1959 -· and
Laver was in that, too. He lost to
Australia.'• Neale Fraser.
Meanwihte, two ·American g i r 1 s
were in the lineup for today's
eemlflnala of the women's singles.
Defending champion Mrs. Billie
Jean King, the profe6Slonal from Long
Beach, faces her old rival Mrs. Ann
Jooes of Britain, ia. a replay of last
year's final.
Nancy Richey, Wightman cup
amateur from San An&elo, Tel'., who
beat Maria Bueoo Of Brazil three
times champion in ttle last 10 y~ars in
the quarte<-finals, had to play JUdy
Tegan, the 1eventb .. 1eeded
Austraillan.
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SEA1TLE -The Unlvenlly ol
Wubingtoa •med 111 lint f11111bne
Negro CO!lCh Wednesday, fllliDI olte of
the demaadJ made &hil sprtnc bJ 14
black athletes.
Carver Gaytoa, !t, a halJbad:: o•
Waabtogton's lllt Rose Bew! team,
will beeome a11fstant loolbaD .n.t
track coacb, and 'aho will be u ......
tant to Dr. Robert ·G. Waldo, ·M
prelldent for ulvenlty nlatioal. ... ... ...
RENO -Jackie Jensen, · tormer
Boston Red Sox al.at, has been lfamed
bead ba .. ball coach for.the University
of Nevada, it was amiounced Wed·
lle5doy. ... ... ...
STOCKHOLM, Swed.. Lajo1
Mecser, a !&--year-old Hungarian.
1eored a narrow victory over Roa
Clarke, tbe world record laolder frem
Ao1tralla, In ,the 5,0IO meters I.a Urie
Stockholm Games Wednesda1 lll,.l
Mecser beat a field of 11 ta U:Zl.t.
aute·~ time waa U:zt.L
),lags 1st Albacore
Hank May DoesltAgain
Hank May, the famed "first kl!" albacore, and the fint and Jut nwrlln
\lice pr-esident of PadfiC Anglen, bas Of the season. ·
done it again. Pacific Anglers had highly IUC·
He brought in the club's fast cessfu:l ventures in Cabo San Lucas
albacore catch of the year on Wed· tourneys. In the club's own sponsored
nesday, bagging a 24-pound lOOgfui at event, Pat Cornell was the women's
5:45 a.m. And he got it on tbe same division _winner ol a marb release
blue skirted feather he used in '67 to derby• making it the fourth straight
nail the first aibacoce of. ttte club cam· year at Paclftc Angler member bas
paign. carted off that honor.
May, fial1inc aboard the Hanley m~:~· 75 competit<n pid<ed up 201
Panky, picked up two longfins In the Then Pacific Anglers won· the San
area between the 8().mlle bank and the Cabo Lueu Classic, which was
dumping ground1. His second catch highligbled by George Hoag ll's
weighed In at 21 pounds. catching al a 23-pound broodblll cm »
I.alt year M11 got tile llrll pound test line. · · ~.;;,.....~~~~~~~~
Baseball Standings .
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY
1968 NaUo~Lupe Amerlcu Leape
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SAN DIEGO -It wu one of the fathers of our country
probably Sears or Roebuck or MontgOmery or Ward, w~
said, "You get what you pay for."
-The good cltlnftl ol S.n Diego paid Pl mlWon and got a
· baseball stadium.
• T<i some, thil came 11 something of a aurprtae'. For more
'· than a decade or tWo , San Diego existed under the reputat!on
1, of being a community of fuddy duddies. It was said nothing in
the way of entertainment went over but the zoo.
Happily, the-swingers appear to have ~en overt By·'f'Oti:al
in favor of tne stadium issue, the people of San Dteto aboWtd
: ' foresight and an attitude of progress and the rewards an
., now obvious.
For one thing, San Diego got a major league baseball
franc.hlse which will next summer commence play 1n the Na-
tional League. This is a day and age wherein 1 city must
have major league baseball or it becomes hopele11ly rural.
P'or the birds, so to speak.
With the baseball francbhe the folks of San Diego got
Buzzie Bavasi, a man wise in the ways of baseball and train·
ed in the ways of finance by the world'• foremost authority
on money, Walter Francis O'Malley. ·
It is unlikely San Diego could have done better than Bavasl.
In the realm of fun and games Bavasi is regarded as Ute salt
of the earth. In fact, earthy. He is man who bas seen the
elephant and bem'Cl the owJ.
It is entirely likely Bavasi will buUd something for the com-
munity. Expansion teams SOODer or later mull be built. 'J'.her
can thrive temporarily becaun Utey are new and exciting
.. and full of hope for the future.
But the bottom can drop out of the market for dreams.
They lose their value when they become tarnished.
Bavasl knows this and has his wits about him and can be
expected to build-on a proper foundation.
* * * Anyway, because they bu.llt tbe stadium, the c~·peoo.
pie of San Diego got baseball and Bava1L More lm·
portaat, without a new ball park Saa Dleco would bave
blown the only came In town.
The San Dleco Cbara:en of the American Football
League did not have a 1altable place In which to conduct
tbelr pu1blll& and 1hovln(. FaillnC the pa11lnC of the
stadium ia1ue, the Charters would have moved to
Anaheim as surely as Sid Gillman ii addicted to watcblDg
came films. 'lbuo Su Diego hu buobaD 81141 lootbaU and · h
therefore major le•fae· Tbere w11, of course, 1occer and
basketball but pnpte only attend such eventl wbea they
lose 'hetl.
* * * one examining the new stadium concl~des the ~itr got its
money's worth. Jn short, the place looks like~ million. ~' It h_as the beauty expected of structures ~f its ~st and it is .~ entirely functional for both the games which will be played
within its walls. " B I "The construction of this stidium is perfect, avas says,
kicking at a wall and drawing your attention to the fact no
concrete {~ jarred loose. • h ~ Bavasi's qqalilications as an authority on construction .ave
not been clearly established, b~t there appears to .J: lii:
doubt the stadium will remain standing long
Diego's first World Series.
In com\Saring the stadium, One would ~ave .to go to struc·
tures of a similar nature in Southern California. They would
be Dodger Stadium and Anaheim Stadium. . .
Dodger Stadium is .a wonderful· place ~~m wh1ch to, ~1ew
·1 baseball once one finds his seat. When bwlding the fa~1Ut;,:
very little thought was given ~ ge~g in and ou~. On game
nights, the police department is bese1ged by mlssmg persons
calls. D' tr Anaheim Stadium has fewer faults. The San 1ego s UC·
ture appeats to have fewer still.
San Diego Stadium ls not quite finished. The outfield walls
.,. are of cement and will have to be padded. An outfielder run-
ning onto one of the walls could conceivably be rendered
quite dead.
"I think we can start the padding a couple of feet from the
ground" Bavasi says, "and thereby save a little money."
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Beautiful. Save a little money. Walter O'Malley would be
justly proud.
Race Results
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CITY CHAMPION -Mountie Bedford (right) re-
ceives trophy from Ronnie Reif of the Coota Mesa
Golf and Country Club for bis w(nning efforts in the
Inaugural Costa Mesa Men'• City Golf Champion-
8bip IHl!d Sunday in coojunction with Costa M .. a·1
15th birthday. Bedford shot a 69 to take the title ..
'-·July 4, 1'61 DAILY •llOT n
At • ...,,. Coat •
Anderson, Forbes
Capture Best Ball
Om Ander-and Robert wltll him WU hit •wih,
l'orbH won a best ball ol Helen Cowl1'd,
parillen event on Wed-Final delalls hava been
DUclay In men'• club action comp!-!or El Nlciiel
with a IO, Second went to C:O--. Club'• lnoUIUJ'al
Dunc McAiplne and Bili Invltat!-i Tournament for
Metcau (SI). i!le Stev-Mann In'
Saturday'• action In 1 Uke Trophy, to ht held Auguat It
ewnt wu won by Emil and 17 on the champiouhjp
Soreneon and G e o r 1 e course at Laguna Nipel
Walker with a 81. McAlpine Contestants from :iii dif.
and Metcalf, with another ferent clubs in tbe Southern
82, ftn18hed second. . California area will com.pelt
The member. g u e 1 t in the two-day tolaney, with toournoy ta lcileduled 10< the lield limltod to to two-
Jul,y 11, 12 and 13. man teams from tile ftrious ~ubl. ._ .
Charle• Lane and Charles
Batemi.n toot c e 1 e b r i t y
bonor1 ia the Low Gross
Celebrity Tournament at
Rancho San Joaquin with
scores of 74 Sunday.
Low net went to Foster
Brooks (64) and Roger Tor·
rey (66),
Low gross t1Ue for guests
went to Bob Streach (7+)
folloftd by Bill Arnold's 76.
John Denmead (67) and
Jim Dupuie (68) finished
one.two in the low net
division for guests.
Action on the first U-y will be agkregate of _,., at
full handicap ol partners
while Saturday'• action will
be played Scote·h Foursomes.
Pri>es lllill be awarded at
the end of each day'1 play,
with awards. for low net and
gross aggregate ol partners
on the fJrst day, and low net
and gr°" of alternate lhot
action for tile aecond ~.
Two grand prizes will a1&o
ht awuded, !or tile two-day
low net toGd 1core Hd the
two-day low Ir<* total
score,
Beal Runs Connell Win~ '1·2 .Mater Dei,
·SC Win
Rancho San Joaquin mem.
bers BW Winter (64), Al
Haig (65) and Pat Wade
(66) were tops in low aet for
club members.
Dick Billings and Melvin
Straw were the winners of
the lourtb annult Walter G.
(Pete) Blai&doll Memorial
tourney at El Niguel with a
12-uDder par BCore ol «> for
the 18-bole event.
A men's club low net Second place went to Jack
To 6-mile
Triumph
Greg Beat ol Costa Mesa
· Banq,ga.s Twirl,s
One-hit Victory
-event on Saturday was won Godwin an·d Colvin
by Pat MacNamee with a Whitington, with a nine·
'63. -und<r per, 63. Tied C... tllird
Cage Tilts Saddleback College Bench
Club and Million Viejo Golf
Club are cooperating in
MateT Dei !IOOred its se· ataging tile i n a u g u r a l
cond win ill three Cries in the GaUcho Invitational g o I f
UC )ivine. slimmer baaket· tournament on July 26.
were Tom Peden and
Robert Garrick okJaC with
Dick Berimon ond Chari.
Van Note. I
ran a 3'l:48.l six· mi le By ,ROGER CARlM>N
W~-~-"'ter t OI .. Dtll• ~let lllfl' ~Y Al noon · ° C<>1mell Chevrolet'·• Connie
bj.ghligbt: action at the all-ues ~ rjp .the opposition,
comers track meet at O:>&ta Maclr:" baseball team con·
Mes.a High School. ' tinue1 to rip· the oppoai·
Dermis Edwards of'Tustin ti.on, this Ume taking 7 • 2
zipped the 70 high hlD'dles in decision from Kauffman and
a 9.2 clocking, won the high Broad Marina for its 12th
jump with a jump of six feet wiD without a loss· at Te-
and fmished a nifty night's Winkle Park in Costa Mesa,
work with a 38-a leap in ihe Wednesday night.
triple jµmp for three firsts Huntington Harbour'• Gil
in higb school competition. Banagas, meanwhile, was °"" busy hawing a one·hlt
100 -1. 1u1n (Ut1i.1 1· "1c1rci. ,. shutout at ·west-Grove as (CMI J. 11,.,.1 CU) Tlmt: 1D.
1/B1 i" s1~l7ThlC¥f:.l: li.s•k•rM the.Hu~tington club eked out ,
i~':ci~J. 1M:m (L~°MI...;, :,:n-• 1-0 VIrlory at Gtllden West
'CllCI -1. Prin t ICM\ 2. H. Prlett College.
Ml J. ICrtel!OI ICllMJ T IMO!; ~:to.a "--ch Bob Wigmore's 11E':l~1;f ai. ~r.i:sto(~t"tl.J: .~ \,Nd si~i~e TI~; 1f.'f"""•rd• 1Tu1lln) 2. nine jumped on Marina for """! -1. GonN11 Q,TC! 2. Skinner two runs in the fiNit inning ~r,11T.~ s. Greco •rid st1fford T1tr1t: • and then wrapped it up with
M"I• w111t -1. Cherry iu> i. Kr~ three more in the fOurth and (CdM) I. M1rllne1 (CMI 11me: l :Sl.f
"' -\· stt111<1~Gwc1 ,. c. Hwt another pair in the filth.
IEt.1u1e11 l . Ke CCMJ 011t1nce: Wayne &•-·•er, one of TJ -I. Anderson Ul f, ~n CUI ILL'OU 1 §~ .!.u\.0b:;:=1?Jt,. T_...., four pitchers used• by Con-
1u1 1 Frv 1Wemrri> 011t1t1C1 : 111.2 nell, was the batting leader
ico -1. ~~kl~I ,. Edw9rc11 with two singles in three
(TlllTll'I) D'Dltl (PK f!Cll Tlmt: 10.4 tri~ to the plate. 270 -,, 0 H111s IWnlwn) 2. llloed l:'u
INH1 1 0•0111 1Pa.::111~1 Tlm4: :n.• · Marina gave the winners UO -1. Gonden U!111nel•1 1nd Ed McTeaoen IPec111c11 J. o-n1 CNH) all · the runs they needed
Time: U .! · ed b II 'th &&11 -1. Mutd00t1 fMoi ~ c. with pass a s w1 men r:~~ne1 ICMJ l . Krec1e1 icoM) lme: in scoring position.
Mlle -1. Huss cwe••~•nl '· Two came home -,·th the Cndc1y...-fWeslerlll I. TllamPson .. CP1c111c11 T me: ,,s.1.1 b s I d d pas ed 1101.H -1. Flsc~r 1u1 '· k•edir a es oa e on a s
1cdM1 Timi: 1!.2 ball in the first and another ti;~ltii; ~-1~r,c11 ITuitinl 2• s1u1> did likewise in h fourth ,..,,,II, -1. $1mmon1 IOrl 'llf) t. R. Pr1n1 ca.11 l. 11r~I• COi•119•l Time: stanza before Joe LePage 1'~~r .. _ 1. 11ee1 1cMJ 1. M.,... picked up two RBI's in the
ff11stlnl l. L~I ICMJ Tlmt: J1:"1.1 same '-'-g to make ,·t 5-1. SP -1. Fry' CW11litr11I 2. Mtnl• .u111n.i1
<C(t} 0~19"r' fJ.,."" fTuitln '· Banagu struck out seven
M1UlnkrWt (T\llffnl J, Ho'ft IE•l•nci•I m ..ru .. g the route for Hun-H~llht: 4oct e~ao• u -1. RIClrdo ccM1 2. AndlrlOll tington Harbour. He walked
lSAj l. lw. !UI Ol$1MOA: 1CMI (OW' ... the pr-•s and T -I. l!:dw•~ds IT111t!11) I. H. ..,.._ ~r:r.-,:., ~1 1 Alllk..-<SAi didn't give up the lone bit
Southland Trout Plants
The following waters are -Bouquet Canyon Creek,
scheduled t.o receive plants Crystal JA}ce, San Gabriel
of catchable-size rainbow River E&et and West Forks.
trout this week from the SAN B E R N A R D I N 0
Department of Fish and COUNTY -Arrowhead
Game's Southern California Lake, Big Bear Lake, Green
ha'l.cheries. Valley Lake. Gregory Lake,
until the top of the sixth
with one out.
Rick Russell picked up the
clean rap to spoil Banagaa'
bid !fr •-nil-hitter.
· West-Grove. had two nm-
.ner1 on.lo oOly one inning -
the second when Banagas
walk~ two.
Huntington Harbour, 7 ·I,
logged the winning run in
1be bottom of the seventh
't'ha Baugu laid down a
IQU9fU btmt:to ICOl'I John
Moudy' frun, third,
ball league with a 64-57 vie· All proceeds from the1 full
tory oyer Saddleback .High day ol activities will be
Wedne1day night at CampU1 turned over to the Bench
Hall. Qub to au1ment its athletic
And, San Clemente went progr~.
into overtime to dispose ol. Trophies will be awarded
Fullerton by • 56-44 count. tn all tournaments evenb.
Bob Gibert (18) and ·In addition, there will W~ Raes (13) were high .. 6 ffi -"• ti ' 1a· scorers for Mater Del while uo:: a ra e •uu par cipan Erl Christ 1211 d can view their own swing on c ensen an video tape
Sal Lombardi ~16) led tne Sl5 enn:, fee includes
Sm Oemente f1ve. -green fees, cart rental and
1c-. ., ou.11ers ' •· din A li ·t f 250 11' Mtlt!'....~ IS 17 r 11-+I ner, mt 0 ge> efS $edd--...., D9f .~1 1 ' lt-JJ is in effect. Reservations
l!h•ndal. ', ~ "~ '~ must be receives by July 19. F:;' 1 i I 11 For furttier ioformation,
wmir t J I J 1 1~ Call 837•9700,
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S..n Cltmt~lt 1111 ID 11.J.-sJ 'ulltHan 11 l 10 1 ._lo'
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CdM BATTLES
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The 23rd annual
Meadowlark lnvi41tional 54-
bole medal play cbam·
pionshlp fir $2,000 In prise•
is acheduled for today,
Saturday and Sunday for
member• of SCGA aM.
SCPLGA or by invitation of
committee.
Starting times 'will be
assigned by fllghta with five
classes involved.
Championshlp flight will
be at scratch while the ot4er
flights ce at handicap
within the fligbt.
West Grow ooo ODD ....0 1 o
Hllllllllflton Hertiour ooo a 1-1 t • Co:ona· del Mar and UC
""""".,.. "'1""t 'n "••• Irvine clash.tonight at UC
Ru1i. et o a D Irvine in the teattn"ed
Maximum handicap is 11. ~t~·,• i : \ l water polo tilt. Both =~i • J : t I teams are 2-0 In loop com· =-•" I ! i l poUUon. Starting Ume 11 t El N•-ael CM1k. 1$ t I I I p m .,, ........... ,,,, ..
Tot111 21 1 s • Coatt Clippers a n d Harold Coward parllyed a
"•14"".-''' R " Rll Chaffey Will go at it at 7 hole-t.n-one to • ~ver ~U::111, t J : 1• ,: p.m. and Fullerton Junior .core Of II recently at El =~ 20 J g 0 D College and Golden West Niguel
,., c1rrou, If ' D D D square off at 8 in the UC Coward made hit hole·ln· J. C•rrall, rf 2 a D O I •-· •· I
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BOYS 9 to 161
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The llMMY PIERSALL
BASEBALL SCHO.O.LS
SATURDAY
II a,m, (4) CL-BASE-
BALL-;World Champion St.
Louis Cardinals at San Fran·
ctsco Giants. Sandy Koufax,
Curt Gowdy, Pee Wee Reese
mtkeside at Candlestick
Park. Raincheck: Minneso-
ta Twins at Bolt.on Red Sox.
Jim Simpson, Tony Kubek
mikeside at Fenway Park.
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Westminster
In Polo, 12-3
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, EXPERIENCED HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE COACHES
Under SupervWon of PauJ Dene, Chapman .College B.B. Coach
START llliHTf INSTRUCTION N(!W IN 1'1ta.RISS
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four holes today, tomorrow
from Warwick Hills Golf and
CC, Grand Blanc, Mich.
% p,m. (7) CL-BOXING-
S o n n y Liston vs. Henry
Clark, heavyweight.I. How·
ard Cosell ringside at San
Francisco's Cow Pa 1 ace.
(Also -because this is a
WWS show-repeat of Fil·
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4 p,m. (l)CF -GRAND
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Huntington Beach scored
Its second straight victory
Wedneoday nigbt with a 12-3
decision over Westminster
High School in 1ummer
league water polo action at
Estancia Higb,
' Lance Norris led the Oiler
oause with five goals and
John Battis followed with
four shot.I.
Estancia acored a 1-3
deelsion over Foothill in its
Initial outing asd Costa
Mesa tied Rancho Alamitos,
3-3,
Newport Harbor dropped
its second In a row, losing
out to Bolaa Grande, 9-4.
Estancia wrapped up its
win In the llnel poriocl with
four goal•.
Leedlng the scoring for
the Eagles with two apiece
were David DeGruse, Greg
Aydelotte, Gnr Goodyear
and Mike Gramella,
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TWO FOR THE SHOW -Teny Peek and Janine McCuster of· Laguna Beach
SUrfing Club put on a tandem show for spectators at Sunday'1 s.n Clemente
Surfing Contest. The graceful couple placed lint In Ille Dou!Jl6.A tandem
evenL
Ott tlae Suri Board
Newport Surf er Goes 2-D
In Perfection of Bellyboard
By CRAIG LOCKWOOD
ot .. D9lft ftllll Stiff
"l'd guess )'OU ccWd call
m e .a two-dimensional
-..... • comides'l'elTy
Jay, ol N..,,ort Beadl.
J ay is one of. Qri.ange
County's leading paipo, or
be~ riders, -bao
perlected bl• long ....-look·
ed type ol swfinC to a line ...
"What I mean by ll>ot Ill •
, . v.·ell, some surfers prfler
l>eir WBYts standing up,
llOrtle kneeling, and me ..•
well, I lake th<ln lying
down!"
But 9le dlrkl1 tanned 'rl·
year-<>ld i. onytbing but-.
dimenskoll. ln fact, the
relued, tow-tey, p a l p o
...tagec .•. but itnerelly
is • kit d fun.'"
Jay doesn't attempt IA>
oell, oc apologi2>e lo< the
sport be bas been in-
:drumeotal in perfecting.
Fun remains bi. total goal,
anc1 bis reasoo. lof' in-
volvement.
"My first~ came
about becau&e l didn't have
money for a 9Urlmat ... so
I kM>d a piece ol plywood
and made it into •
be~ ... Mnsfin."
Bad in the early 60s
Wlbeli tbe wave ol giant
fOam popout clunkers was
sweePng the coos!, a
bellyboard ••• was no fin."
m«e thaJI • piece of
artist is as many-faceted as ,_ _______ _
a-crystal.
A fOMner engineering stu-
dent, Terry switched to art
and bellyboanling by day
"'"hile "'orking at Joey
Cabell's Newport Ch art
House by nigbt. Terey is a 4-
year veteran « the famed
Neiwpc:rt steak house, aod a
6-year vet ol pelpoboording.
B ell y b oanbng's new
momentum is due in part to
Surfing
Scene
Geo T g e Greenough''s ex-tensive and creative work in ._ _______ __,
this area. Experimentation
has stimulated many to take
~ look at the design of w~g vehicles.
"For me, and 1speak1ub-
jecttvety hen, bell)1>oard
surfio« is a limple reoponse
and reaction ••• a flowing
with nature and the wave,
Jay says.
"It is also good. clean ex-
ercise •.. bMltby. It is the
medium between bodys:uri-
ing, and surtboontine. willt
advantages, a n d disad-
Mini Guns
In Test
Of Surf
plywood rougbed to shape.
and \'al"IWshed ••• with or
"-it.bout a fin. Terry's follow·
ed suil
"Until I di.........i !hat
-l'Jl'I OD the -coold take oil far1het bad:
UJskh the wave when l bad
to limit myself to the
.tioulder, thtlt's when I
began to get exclted."
Jay's engineering
background told him several
things .First. the reduced
wetted surlace ol t h e
bellyboard should ultimately
be capable of more speed.
Second, the short surface
made it more difficult to
catch the ""ave initially. and
forced the bellyboar<ltt to
start out on the shoulder.
thus le<tving the best )>art of
the wa\i't face une.xploited.
He continues:
''I had t"i> things to con·
sider, initially. One "'8S an
asset. and the other a
John Fisher, 21, 0 f dra\\1:Jact. I "'as interest.rd
Takapuna. New Zealand, a In penetrating tbe same kind
recent visitor to Orange ol critical n9' that a
County, reports that bis surfer. would ride, not the
photos of California IM tNditional mushy shoulder
Hawaiian mini gun boards the bell,)Warder bad limited
created a stir in the land d. himseU to for 10 long. So l
the v-bottom. befan tbi1*ing."
"I'm cetting my new -discarded that r.rst board la • couple ol weeks ," ·-'' ply..-oOd boord, made the fui><r stated in a .-.nt let-....-o1 the surlsbops. w to the DAll.Y Pnm. picked minds Ind ideoo, •nd
, "I -1ev.ral photos of then began to shape bi.s firot
aome ot tbe models • • • foam PQtato-cllip.
came ou.t well • .and the IUY1 "Then l realized I had to
blew their minds over tbe abandon form. I checked out
Dpes.'' aome oI Pat Curren '• Fisher. who rt c e·a t 1 y redwood boards and made
1Dured tl>e California and the decisioo lo 1witcil," be .--11 upn!ssed
great -• the time in ~ Hplainl the dif.
adaplinC 11'1 PGl>Ular oew ,.,_. lhll way: "Foam
lbope to New Z<aland ...,. boards are a diHen!nt kind
energy .•. ud. that medium
i. the grain pattern.
"I had to have an organic
mal<rlal.
''Then I bad to .learn -' to ride IL My &Oil became
to do just what 1urfen on
big boards do, and ID the
same placts.''
Goal "''"''"'*'bed alter more ._ a yew of dlfD.cult
trW and etTC<, Ono day ot
Cedar Stnet, Jay took
behind a surfer, then sud-
denly accelerated in a bunt
of spray, easily overtatinc
the ...,,.i...i surfer wlw>
suddenly looked down to ...
the angry nose of J ay'1
paipo nipping • blo beels.
"He went into aboct and
froze. 1be lip lmocked him
off, and there I wu, 10
deeply ~tioned that tbe
wave was taking me along
as a posoenger. My feet
were absorbing the curl
energy, and suddenl,y I was •o high that ... ceatrtfupl
"""" -counlerlng era.t-ty. I was welghfleso at full
ispeeed!"
The moment.JOU to be
relived. Jay,'· G-.ough,
John Parlette, a &-7 g!mt
who atands on hi> ii-foot
balsa board, au · b a v e
described. 1imil1 r ex· ·
perienceJ, They had -eel
lie realm of curliorce.
"1 wcrk will> .lack Oobor~
a lot, -... lradt -
and deslgm. Jack .... -totbt--u-
perimeoled -opted
shapes. We are wcrking ..
edge --· ond tbe possible design ol a larger
board for bigger waves,"
Jay continues.
"1bere is so much to
learn from the ocean that 1
can't stay away from it.
Water is so sort, so pliable
that It surrounds everytbiog
and flaws will. s h ri w
themselves up Vf!rJ quickly
in a bad design. A bad rail
or bottom will destrcy the
ride and limit the rider.
Jay, in motion, troves bis
point. He seems to have
established an adaptive COD·
gruency with tbe wave.
Noll>ing i. uaggerated. He
flows lloog In perfect tempo
and trim. He io a sty list,
smooth and quick.
"I'm a leftist •.• or J'OU
could call it a goofy-belly. J
prefer to go left My
favorite spots are S an
~liguel, Huntington Pitr,
Brooks Street when it gtts
big, and the River Jetty," be
concludes.
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By P-J. SlelDcrolla
1n a numblr of recent col· um111 I have talked about
chronic ailxlety. P 'e o p·le
have written complalnl'ng of
undue f e a r 1 , trembling,
~"l::iiw~~~~=t ~a1.::,:,~
or in a movie without having
the 1udden dea1re to run out
and eat a chocolate bl;r or
anything else sweet. .
Anxiety takes man J:
shape~~ and forms.
Symptoms vaq by the
scores. In 1c>me of tbe col·
umns I have 1trt1sed tbe '
need for ruling out organic
illness as the cause of the
trouble. Quite often·
overlooked iJ hypoglycemia n~;,,
(abnormally low' b Io o d -
sugar). Many a so-called
neurotic Is ·the innocent suf.
Reg.69•.
,flnt Glehtr .........
Nylo111
ferer of this CO!lditlon.
SOMETIMES TUMOR
Rarely, hypoglycemia Is
due to a tumor in the pan.
creas (Islet tumor) which
secretes,.. too much insulin;
more 01ten we call it
''Idiopathic hypoglycemia,"
because we do not know the
reason for it.
In such cases we put the
patient On a high fat andl
protein diet, cutting down on
the carbohydrates, and such
management often brings
relief from many of the
nervous ~ptoms and anx-
iety.
Here Is an mt..e.ting let-
ter from a layman who
believes we doctors overlook
hypoglycemia too often. ID
many cases, this is true:
• SIMILAR ORDEAL
Dear Dr.-Stelncrohn: I
have just read your column
about the woman suffering
from anxiety. I have just
been through an ordeal
which Is similar,
However, in my case (and
perilaps in hers, too) it was
all caused by a physical ail·
ment, hypoglycemia. Since
cutting down on sugars in
my diet and taking more
proteins, I feel u though a
.weight bu been lilt.d off
my head. My anxiety hu
disappeared into the air. I
am beginning to live again.
Yes, when your blood
sugar level ii low, lt can
produce all sorts of awful
symptoms, from the crawl-
ing sensations the woman
spoke of, to convulllom and
unconsciousness.
The funny thing is, you
have to knock these doctors
over the head will! a sledge
hammer to ~t t h e
diagnosis. Oh, yes, they are
careful to diagnose diabetes,
but you have to end up in a
nervous ward with tremors
and fears before they even
suspect t he poaibWty of
hypoglycemia.
CHILLS, SNAKES
On~ such woman Jn the
hospital told pte she had a
chill in hef head. Another
said she felt like snakes
were crawling in h e r
stomach. And 1tlll another
said 1bt felt a1 if water was
running over her.
All Ulree were Just plain
scared. And all three of
llieee 0Del'VOUI bypocb.OD·
drlaca" turned out-to have
hypoglycemia and w 1 r e
helped by ljleclal diet!. "
My main complaint was
that I felt like I wu passing
oul My family and doctor
kept telling me to stop wor-
rying and be sensible. Not
until J asked my doctor to
take blood 1 u g a r ex-
aminations did we fmd the
real trouble.
Ple&ff, Dr. Steincrohn,
adviae that anxlq_us woman
to go to a doctor as soon as
possible for blood sugar
curves. lt may be her only
hope for a happier, healthier
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Just Jogging Along With the Stars
,. DAIL. 't PILOT Slafl PMN
. Wistful Desert F_lower
By BOB U!OlilAS
HOLLYWOOD (AP)
-Tourists leek.lng-.a_peelt_a.t
movie stais would do wen to
1e2!1 the stteets of Beverly
Hills and Be'\ Air these early
mornings. They mlght find
their 'favorltet j o g g J n g
along.
Jogging is the latest fad to
strike · the.~ movie colony,
though it iS somewhat more
than a fad. Most actors are
profoundly interested in self
preservation, since their
careers depend on fitness;
hence the interest in jog-
'ging. •
The benefits of jogging
can be learned from most
· doctors and from such books
as "Aerobics" and "Jog-
ging."
-Valaree How reads poetry to an admiring · Ron Lambert in a tender scene
•from "The Petrified Forest," which closes its four-weekend run Friday and
"The jogging exercises
work at . improving the
heat. lungs and circulatory
system by gradually ex-
panding their capacity lo
handle stress , .. Jogging
reduces the hips and thighs,
firms sagging muscles and
flattens the atidomen ...
Jogging plus diet w i 11
guarantee you good weight
loss . . . Jogging helps
redistribute weight."
.. Saturday at the Huntington Beach Playhouse.
No More Nudies for Essy;
·: 'I, Woman' No~ an Actress
Many actors have g,Qtten
the mess.age, either from
their doCtors or from the·
pub_licity that jogging-has
nceived in recent months.
Joey Bishop, whose nightly
television show r e q u i r e s
good conditioning, takes a
de1ily jog around the blocks
0 By NORMAN GOLDSTEIN following that llUttesSful
seXsation with the current
NEW YORK (AP) -Will "Therese and 1-sa.belle," a
, , the real Essy P e r s s o n languid lesbfa.n love story.
.please put her clothes back But, "nudity is nOt my
on.
Miss Penson, pronounced
PIER-suhn, the celluloid
•version, has established a
reel reputation as a naughty
nude, baring body and soul
as a nymphomaniac in the
~ • foreign-made "l, A Woman"
several years ago a o d
style," contends the young
Swedi6h actress. "I cati
really act "
"I A Woman" was the
first' film for the Goteoborg-
born Swede, who studied ac·
ting at school and worked
with the &iff:dish ~ State
Theater bdore doing a
1eries of cinematic strips
·Fox Studios Receive
'Gold Shovel' Award ''"'
In recognition of ttieir
achievements in developing
growth m Southern
California, and their $20 ~million investment in mak-
~tng "Hello Dolly," the Los
·Angeles Area Chamber o(
Commerce. is presenting its
prized "Gold Shovel" award
to Twentieth Century-Fox, it
was~today.
The presentation will be
before the·cbamber board of
directoi'S on June 27.
Regarding "Hello, Dolly,"
chamber president Robert
L. Gordon said that in these
day,s of runaway pro-
ductions, "I think it's im-
portant that we recognize
tile people for tmy running
back that takes place."
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16 Formal and precise 17 Notlhly
prosper®s
18 Naval vessel ·ZO Femlnlnt
n1me
21 Active
mlllt1ry
service ZZ En-: In a body
J.l Well-known _ ,.. street
2S Ont Indulg-
ing In water sport
26 Place
29 Veta -
Jl Taptr olf
SZ Clalment of
• • a throne
37 Ste 23 Across
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•· H. 8. 39 Flow . slowly 40 Drew 42 Business es-
tabl lshment :· 13 Student
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enclosure
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49 Makt I recording
50 Water body
51 Vaidevlllt
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57 Chl111ney
59 Do a grammatical problem 60 Rod used tor
flogglng
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shortly
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force 6) River 10 Small fish
from tht 11 --colfee
Carpathl1ns. 12 Wash out M Go one's the soap
way ll Arab l•n
65 Procrastinate title
DOWN
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alphabet
3 Membranous
covering
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destination:
2 words
5 "''' Sp. 6 Offfcer of 1
111erchant
ship 7 In--:
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2 words
a -blue
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19 Confound 21 Forming tool
21 Milt
beverage
25 Sttike with the he•d 2fi Volcano product
27 Dt1th
notice
28 Set at an 111gle
29 Cal1td out ]0 T11r away
32 Spiced 11tal spread
J) Monlrtal
c1thedr1I:
2 words
31 Me1ns of
acctss
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36 Unit of fllm
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41 Ending In a
sharp point
42 Faollsh
splntless
Individual
44 Cont1intr
45 So. Amer.
brandy 46 Inward: Anat. 47 lncomparablt
48 "-Oo Sunday" ..
49 L.lne of moYement
51 Branch af
deer's antler
52 Prtposlttan
54 Ptrt. lo a time period
55 Continent 56 Decl1rt
untrue 511 Large clumsy hand
59 Athlete's propectivt guard
12 13
with slim story for the]
cameras.
"I was not blind." she!
says of that initial movie ef·
fort. "But I dida't realite
W'hat kind of .•• bow you
say . , . impression the film
would give."
if she was, Indeed, as in-
oocent as a newborn babe,
she was appropriately cos-
tumed in the rmn.
Now dressed in prim and
proper fashion, with wide·
brimmed hat and dark
glasses somewhat obscuring
her dimpled, Streisand-like
face, Miss Persson went on
to vent her Scandinavi&n ire
at the results of her latest
film effort:
"I am sorry it came out
this way ... 1 did not intend
to do a nude film.
"First, you get an idea
from the script. You can getl
the 'touch,' the 'fee1' of tbe
book. You don't need to
make it dirty. It is a love
story. Not sex. To show the
face, ~the emotion,· that ls
enough.·
''Then you find the
camera hasn't picked up
what yo u have done. Maybe
I wz.s too 'blue-eyed' ...
tiow you say , • , 'wide·
eyed.'"
What the camera did pick
up in the two film s, the only
two of seven she has made
which have been shown in
this country, was full-bodied
nudity displayed ifi highly
exploitable sex stories.
' CLOSELY
WATCHED
TRAINS
They are the kind of films
Miss Persson CClntends she
will never do again. "l, A
Woman," no ; I, an actress,
she says.
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Jane WyirianBa.ck 2 ·on Coast J.l!XlA!, NOl'ICIC
'Streetcar' Held Over
Cherie Patch and Don Tuche play "an emotional
scene from the Tennessee Williams drama "A
Stl'eelcar Named Desire," whlch has been held
over for an additional weekend at South Coast Rei>"
ertory's Third Step Theater in Costa Mesa. The
play now is schaluled to close July 14.
Columbus Film Has
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Tr1inln1 !Of Tomo~ Tod1y." Ail
ex1minaliofl ol fht $Ollhistkllttd
tr1in!n1 111etflod1 needed tor today's
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b, 1 typhoon end ltl"itn art •t·
ltmptin1 to lfllllftr wom111 1nd
chlldrtn to lif1bolb. 81)'11ntr, Wid·
·mark and Ch1klril portr11 Jlltn dis·
p1tehtd to tht 1rt1. E11 roUlt tbl
stories of th1ir .11trt0n1I livtJ '" told in llishbacb. (Ill
0 (HI Cil T1llt Ci1I: (C) (30) "Tht
OOtr Wo1111n:· Ann Mt rit's lnslst -
enct thlt 1111 f1ther t&COtt Elhel
Me1rftfn l'O rt1111rwl 1fttr a ch1nc1 e~countll', and ttle cons1quent 101·
3ip item caust lier mothtr· to ltl'll
llomt. Ethtl Mtm1111 PClrtttrs her·
telf. (II) -
8 Trw Mnlrhlr1 (C) (30)
C 11ltltre IMt HOii-attic Hal
Mtrl~tl loob It SOllll JCeMt
from The Ch111111 Thtltrt productloft
of RoHrt lolt'1 "A Mtn For All
Seuons."
''" n QJ oo -(C) l30l """ V.11 Bo1rd." Srt Frid11 dllltnds
a fttlow offictr who il accused of
t11rin1 1 brlbt, 111d lt'ltttl wit-
nesses cl1im they .uw tht offittr
lectPI mo11ey fn)l!I I boolit. (R)
fJ lffl Cil -,,_ (t) (30) .illi Mel to _. S11111: CMDlyll
ltll• Jeff tilt ..... Jot: Nonnlll
lnlonn1 Rod tllty llRt • MW Wai·
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, Tu&day Wild pll(yl 1 lor~ni 1lrl
·l'fhO $1¥11 M1rsho1 Ji-, Crown's lift
ind 11111 i11 Ion Wltll him. Thi
Marsh•! il stunntd to disc:over IMI
tf\e girl b: In loY• with him, ISIM·'
ci1lly wMn he reaHm thtl ahe It
t !JeN1nt of tht man who shot him.
"""a <Ill m---"'' ~iatn: (C) (60) Joey Huthwton, F11nk Sil'lltf1 Jf. 1nd
P1ul L,.. atftr 1 111Uli.ll .ulute
hi the Tl!irtiel, flncilll fl1Hll I
dance lfllrwttMNI to tl11 •P ti Eddie C.lltor. ,
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0 ~ n...tre: tc> 1611) '1111
Swllt Tntt of Venp111ct .H .1ot111
For1Jth1, Oi1n1 H,1111d, 111d W
WISKlll ltlr ill I story lbout I
1111n Wllo him 1n •rent tD force
I~ l'l!an's ex-wilt to rllum to hi1
co"yrrtry with money slit atole. But
tht •ttnt 11111 in ~ with ttie
'" DQ)m -1 _,!Cl (Oll
''The Vthii llf 1 Kina." Danit! II
c.aurtrt by 1 llMld ol runawry
iltves, then by tilt s11 e1ptain wtlo
is l11mt1n1 thtm. (II)
8 lit'• 1e " .. ..._ fC'I (30)
D ~ (J) SeCffll M_. .. Yun:
(?} ~) "for Whom tht Orums
Bul" luke tri• to 1id hl1 Clltrilr1
1ndi1n blood bmthtrs, whoH r•r·
vation ii to bl taken O'lll' for 1
missile 1ite. Whlll O.lel' Yll\111:
Glavt, lli1 lf3nddlu.,_ Gloria
Runnlnr f1"°" and ottitr CIMlrlwa• 1
camp In tllt C.rpenttr bldylnl.
wom111.
ID llCl 1.1t11 ..... It) {60)
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m l&D "'"'9r: ''SiUdyln1 tt11
WNther F!Olll S,.ct.~ Dr. Hibbs
loolls at l)'Stems of t!lwili111 ind
p1tdietl111 ttlt wuther IM llltl·
lit-.
Luka tPpllls W Col. Gtnwl)' to _ . inttrc!dt witll _ G ... Sml1L (R) Jl:90., ~ (C) (3(1) ltll ~
fD f-'1ht bUIM Volcl!!o. •
A doctlmfttY 111 tM Mlrd'I tor
the l!IDlll: IOllthtrly ICtM 11aic,no
in Soutlt Allltrica MOlll'lt Bum17. I ·-·-
D Jhn: (C) (-30) lnhr Ward.
D Coltrtwltltn MINs: (C) To-
ni1lrt'1. films art "A Kiss ltlore
Oyin1." "Wl!d Rivtr.H '1h1 l uminr
Hills," "Thi l1lurit C.Plf',~ ind
''Thundtr Cloud."
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C"30) <lVot1111 Ml11 Wltll 1 t:ometta." ....,. fmywtery) '3""-K1y FrtMis,
Sistrr lkrtri!le brulrl 1111' prernlsa Hum,!l!rt)' BoJ:•rt. to the Motlier Superior MJt ID 11!1 -· •. ""):_;
&ll)'Ont ollbi!M tllt COtMtnt ~11sll•11:JO IJ Mnli: "latllt Stltioftr" (td·
tan fly when sht lllttll 1 1itt1t boy 1 l "' •·• L d w·11· wn.ou fanciful stones ibout htr VIII u_ft ;,v-,,,.,n un , 1 11m h~vt pined llim 1 11p!ltltioft u 1 Bendll.
lier. (II) D @CIJ 'l\t T11ipt SllMf (C)
GI Hill! f90l a Mtwte: ~ QIMI "' tM w•-'"' frNt" (.1~1ntu{I) '30-l.rw Ayres . .lolln Wrty. .,
D @ Cil "'7 -Show (Cl
''" D @ 00 ...... , (Cl (Mi """ !!:«> m Joo "" (Cl Challen11." Chief 1roMkll attempts
to find a dut in ttle m11rcltr .,, • • m . " dlm-playini friend, Professor ~11 12.JO A!.1-~IPt MIM:· ., !he lihn I
Anderson. Imm their 111111 cryptic Low:. ~·~ ~~rtin. ,,'The~ Mada convel'Slltio!I {II) Mt a Cn1111n11. 111d A Dispatch · From Rtv!tn" 111 show'll.
fJ @ Cil -IC) (30) ''KoW Grten Was M~ Gr1ss." O.rrln CB Ac:llll T1llltrt: "1111111' Sine·
slams lht !root lloor of tM lloute tum."
IS llt luva !n 1 huff and Ill• 6
In tht ttrllt 1111Jllblt flop. «flllt, itDO 8 lltirit! "Stri\1 Ml ,,.II.~ (COlll·
becemi111 1 9. Oellwry men put tdy') '3S-Eddit C.nt0t, Ethel Mer-
down 1 lewn of b1itht rreen 1'1!·
thll:lc lftSI 111d this letdl 10 a
l'leighbolflood lllUll'Hlill 'llhich O!lly
Sam·s wilcha1ft e1n cu re. (R) • m-,..,, (C)""
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GrelQ!'Y Peek. Jtnnifer Jones.
11;00 0 "Ttilrtllfl Kouri by Alf" (dr1•
ma) '36 -Fred M1cMu111y, "klu
tlle 9'" ltodbyt" (dr1m1) '41-
0oll Amtehe.
12:30 m '1llltt1ble" (d11lnt l '5&-M1rt
Sttvtllt. "P'11ttn11" (dr•mal '56 -
Yin Helhn,
J:J1 B (C, -n. ""*""' (1dwnture)
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Tim Tutfttr, Sa11dr1 Dom.
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UNDERCOVER AGENT -Patrick McGoOhan
stars in °Secret Agent'' tonight at 10 on Channel 9.
Posing a san arms'. aalsman, he travels to the
Caribbean lo cll.C!Olle a plot· to overthrow the gov-
ernment and· find the key men responsible.
TELEVISION VIEwS
'Peyton Pince'
News Tells All
· By RICK DU BROW
' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -ABC. TV has issued the
most detailed press release of the year, and it ex·
plains better than any previous analysis the reasons
fo r the success of the "Peyton Place" series. What
it does is describe the characters who have passed
th rough and continue to do so, without mercy.
ARE YOU READY? Whoopee !
-Well , for example. there is the character called
Betty Harrington. Description : "Recently remar·
ried Rodney Harrington. Her original marriage to
him was annulled. In the interim she was married
and divorced from Rodney's half-brother."
Tf1EN THERE IS "Rita Jacks Harrington."
Description: "Recently underwent corrective heart
surger~ but miscarried du ring the post-operative
period.'
And 11Steven Cord." Description: "Lawyer.
The illegitimate son of the late Catherine Peyton
Harrington. Raised by Martin Peyton'_s housekeep-
er. Hanna Cord, as her own son. Divorced by Betty
because of an affair with another woman."
AND HAVE YOU HEARD about "Marsha Rus--
sel"? Description: "Mother of Carolyn, and recent-
ly di vorced from her husband, Fred. Is trying to
keep the reasons behind the divorce (adU'ltery) a
secret."
And what's thi s they're saying about "Susan
Winter"? Description: "Wife of the tow n's minister
who resents her husband's 4exotion to his calling
and wants .him to quit and go to work for her
wealthy father. She drinks heavily to avoid facing
her pr.oblems."
AND NO WONDER. Who wouldn't under these
circumstances, and. wi th such ·n eighb'o~? But pro-
ceed. -
There is "Jill Smith." Description : ''A young
girl using an aS'Swned name who gave birth out of
wedlock to a baby girl, Kelly, following a romance
with Joe Rossi in New York City. She is secretary
to the Rev. ToJ'l'\ Winter."
AND WHA·r ABOUT Winter? Description: "The
town 's minister and husband of Susan. He tries to
act as the counselor to those with problems but is
unable to cope with the problem of. hi s wife.''
And how about that Joe {lossi frofu New York
City? Description : "Young brother of Dr. Michael
Rossi md father of Jill Smith's baby. He fled to
Peytot. Place to avoid the revenge of a hoodlum
frie11..t, in New York City." Friend, indeed. Well.
New York is a pretty sophisticated place, and there
is a lot of revenge by friends there.
tiD YOU HEAR, by the way. about "Julie An·
derson"? Description: "Mother of Betty Harrihg·
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mental breakdown. '1
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Mackenzie." Description: "The missing daughter
of Constance and E lliot who disappeared after
learning she was illegitimate, being born while her
father was in prison.''
WELL, ALLISON, You can't win them all.
Dennis the Menace
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New -BloWs to_ Cigare tes
anit 1moldng ha• taken some new, _hard blow1 temperature (and lung ~'!'!'aging) cigarell to lower
th r lempe_ralure cigars and pipes as tpe industry's only
Monday the American Cancer Society asked salvation.
th on networks U>'t.ake cigaret smoking out ol Ouµ1ght probibiUon, versus d/scouragement. ol
acripts. ~igaret smoking is hardly the answer ln a free society
''Too seductive to nonsmoking youngsters and to, ____ it may be added. Liquor prolilbition didn't work ; it onlY
ill who are try>nJ ·in lirea1C the bab1!." the ACS boosted-crtme;-an<l-n>ade drinking booUegliquor fa·
spokesman said, add1ng, ''Smoking i1 a contagious 1hionable. . /
and dangerous habit" Perhaps It comes down U> tbe i~ea that freedom to
Reruns of old movies are the wor.st ql:fenders, apart shorten one's life is as essentiaJ 'to the ftee spirit as
from cigaret commercials. lt would be hard to imagine freedom to fail in.business in a free enterprise ~onomy.
a Humphrey Bogart or a Bette Davis, for e1ample, with· So, abundant warning of the danger in cigarets yes·
out a cigaret, blowing smoke as a "piece of business•• outright prohibition by a dictatorial governmeot, 'no. '
in the dramatic action. •
Th~.came, last Thursday, a recommend~tion from
the Federal Trade CommJssion that Congress outlaw
cigaret advertising on radio and TV altogether.
But there was also an alternative: Limit TV and
radio as to t.:he hours at which cigaret advertising may
be , aired and the types of programs on which such
commercials might be used.
The FTC vote was split 3 to 2. One. of the two dis~
5enters expressed the opiriI1S'it that, if a realistically
adequate warnihg should be required in all TV and
radio advertising, the public interest would be suffici-
ently protected.
This is in line with the present cigaret packaging
requirement of a warning reading, "Caution, Cigarette
1moking may be hazardous to your health."
The tobacco industry has been spending huge sums
trying to refute evidence that :
-Cigaret smoking contributes to cardiovascular
disease and to death from coronary artery disease .
-Smoking is the main cause of lung cancer in men
and a causal factor in lung cancer in women, though
in smaller numbers. .
If the moves to put cigaret smoking in the "death
dealing" category continue to grow more severe, the
tobacco industry may find itself spending its advertis·
ing budget in an attempt to switch 1moker1 from high
Hijacking and Plane ~afety
. Pistol at his head, the airJine pilot sleers his giant
Jetliner toward Cuba. · .
"Land in Havana!" he's ordered.
But how? Charts of HaVana lntemationaJ Air~rt
aren'.t SllJ>plied U> U.S. pilots, what with Cuban·U.S.
relationships what they are. And the pilot doesn't even
have the fr~quency of the Havana tower's radio.
' One ma1or airline's pilots this week told their man·
ag~ment that, no matter what the internationaJ relation-
ships may be, if they are going to have to land in H~vana, they want to do it with safety, maybe even w1~ aplomb. ~ ~ey denianded Havana charts and r~dio frequencies nght there, real handy in the cock· pit. .
. With the .s.eventh hijacking C1f the year recorded
th1t1 week, their message and reasoning are loud and
clear. .
J~st to he fajr about the matter, maybe it wouldn't'
hurt 1f the troop plane pilots bound for Vietnam were
~ ca.rry landing instructions for the Kurile Islands -
JU st. 1n case ~other one strays into forbidden Russian
ternU>ry (or IS cfaimed by the Soviets lo have strayed)
and •• fol"Cf!d to·land at a MIG's gunpoint.
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Gloomy
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Severest Critks Should Give Him Ful.l Credit
Rights More
Than We Do
ts it true thlt recent court l'fttric·
Uon<1 "" •earcbinC and questioolng
suspect& have "band£uffed tbe_police"
and made the eipprehension o f
criminals harder in this eountry?
~ctually, there it a similarity (l(
crime pattern all ov« the world -it
is rising everywhere -and the per·
cent.age' of crimes that are solved d,if·
fer little in different ~. iuch
u the U.S., England and Olnada.
A!bout 1.5 percent of total. crimes are
solved in these countries, and tills has ·
been a steady ftgtire throughout the
years. Yet, England has always put
more 1evere re&tridiont on the police
io the way ol ~Oniog and
tNrchiDC IUapee:t9 « premiffs, and
individual rightl haw ~ much
m.,.. jealously guarded by tile Briti•h
than by UI.
ALL 111E "NEW PROCEDURES"'
some Americans complain about -
aucb a1 warning euspect.t that their
.itatements will be taken down and
that they . are entit!led to say nothing
until seeing a rYer -have been
standard iii England for • <:i!ntUJ".f •or
more, and have not resulted in aity
burst of crime. Indeed, as we know,
ED.gland's crime rate is only a smell
fNctioo of ours.
The English have undentood human
nature better ttian we have -realiz·
ing that if a poticeman'a life is made
too easy, he win not be a good
policeman, but will try to bully or beat
a confession out of a ruspect, and will
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1-for 1lle John Bird! Society:
Honor their man, Orange Coun·
ty'a Sen . John G. Schmitz, by
buying a gunboat, naming it
after him, and using it.to patrol
the Orange Coast against a
Commie invasion. (Never mind
about miooiles and bombs!I
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not be too eoncerned whether be gets
the truth or not.
MOREOVER, ALSO 1 r o m the
psydlological vi'ewpoint, if a police
force is encouraged to obtain evidence
by brutal or deviow meaM, then
brUW and devious men will be at.
tracted. to ttie occupation. The surest
way to recruit sadists and bigots and
blackguardl into a polic'e force is to
. legitimatize their hungers for bitting
and huriing.
The 1uperior dlaracter of the
British bobby has been noted by all
Ameriean vi.sitors. He is more than
civil he ls <:0urteous; he is proud of
his Proiession; be Jaiows i't is immune
from political pressure; and he ~~at.a
every man as if he were law~b1din~,
until he knows better; unlike his
American coonterpart, :Mio treats
every man as a potential criminal un·
til he proves otherwise -by money or
position.
IT IS IRONIC that England·, the na·
lion of rigid s<>cial classes, has a
police force that is classless. in the
sense that the poor and defenseless
have the same rights as milord ; while
the presumably class·Jesg American
society has a police force -in the big
cities. at least -that is little more
th an the arm of the Establishment.
;\nd that is !:tie injustice the court.'i arC'
trying to rectify.
Misuse of Credit Cards
use of credit cards i.6 so widespread
nc.wadays that some pre d i c t
Americans will soon give up usina
money. Instead. everyone win have his
own credit card.
Meanwhile the law must protect
credit card owners and companies.
Use of lost credit cards by finders and
thieves, for example, has caused some
great losses. If you lose your credit
card, you must notify the company
rtcht away. Failure to do so may
make you responsible for purchases
by a finder or a thief.
A aeries of recent Cali fornia laws
callt for stilf penalties for the misuAe
of credit cards. An applicant who gets
a c#d by using a false name.or who
Lii.tr 1bow1 I.bat ht: never intended to
make payment, is guilty oC theft by
falM pretenses. And one who gives
f'11e c:redlt Information in applying
Irr a credit card commits a mi.Ide·
-~. ewn U the card ia never . -
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meanor, which means a county jail
term of up to six months, plus a fine.
In a recent case a thief stole a credit
card issued in another state. He came
to California and tried to use the card.
ln court tie claimed the stiff Califor nia
laws did not apply. since he acquired
the card outside this state. Bui the
court upheld his felony C'onviction:
Si nce he used the card in California
lhe la"' of California applied . no met·
ter where the card wag itsued, nor
where he stole it.
CREDIT CA RD companies may
cancel a card because the holder's
credit is bad, or for other reasons.
After notice that the card has been
cancelled, continued use is a crime.
Several special laws deal with "inn·
keepers." Any person who · obtains
food or accommodations at a hOtel,
inn, restaurant, boarding house. lodg·
ing boUH. apartment. motel or auto
camp, and then tans m pay, with the
intent to defraud, commits a crime.
LeaV!ni willlout Paiiinl or offering to
pay Is 11prlma fac:it" evidenc~ of an
intent to defraud.
Note: Colifontia lowvfrs of/er this
colunua to ~u ma.v lm4'>tD cbout our """'·
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LBJ Has Opened Doors for Progress
WASHINGTON -AD opportunity
has presented itself ill the closing
months of the Johnson Administration
for solid, and even spectacuJar, pro-
gress toward the settlement of major
world problems. For this· President
JohnSon's severest critics should give
him full credit. He has created ttle at·
mosphere for such progress, is ·at·
tempting to exploit every oPPQrtunity,
and 'in th.is fi'eld continual references
to him as a lame duck President have
no meaning r except to reflect the
political animUs of those who use the
term.
There are three major problems
which cannot, in all reality , be related
to tile term of office of the presidency.
These problems are national and in·
ternationaJ in character, not political,
and the solution of them will be just as
difficult whomever is President. Solu·
tions in Vietnam, tne Mideast, and
rehncation of the nuclear Confrontation
need not and should not await th!:!
ptesidential election or th e in·
auguration of the next President.
WHATEVER THE Republicans and
Democrats m-ay wish to do about the
President's Supreme Court nomina·
t!ions is another matter; the court will
go on in much the same way as
before. But there is no excuse to throw
away precious monta. in failing to
walk through the doors the President
has opened for progrea on major
world problern1.
It _,Id be borne In mind t!Iot nooe
Of the alternaUves to Johnson -
Humphrey, Nixon, McCarthy o r
Rockefeller -baa any magic {ormula
for solution of these problems, and it
is one man's opinion that their ap-
proach to a solution, once they held
the highest office, would be i:t'tle dif-
ferent than the .approach· to be taken
now in tile Johnson Administration.
The President therefore needs and
deserves support in his final efforts to
move toward aolutionS . It shoUld be
recognized that ha.. hu made his
withdrawal from the pfesidei'itial ra<:i!
a creative matter, and that results
have, in fact, flowed from this creativ·
ity.
THE RUSSIAN AGREEMENT to
talk about the limitation of. nuclear
<ll'mament, in response to t h e
President's persotl'al diplomacy, is a
major breakthrough. It represents
also a new condition of affairs related
to Russia's attitude toward a set-
tlement in Vietnam , and related atSo
to the break-up whi'ch appears to be
going on in China at an accelerated
pace. ·
Not all these events. nor their rela·
. tionsbip, are clearly understood at the
highest levels here but ttiere is a
definite premonition of change. This
premonition is marked with respect to
Ohina where reoewed and extensive
violence and demOMtrations against
the Paris peace talts are thought to be
symptoms of inter.tse fer·ment.
Whether or not these premonitions
prove to be justified, the time to
pursue any possibility Of constructive
change is now, and not after next
January 20 when a new President will
barely have had Ume to pull himself
and his advisers together to dea1 with
the problems before him.
THE RUSSIANS DAVE waited since
the Glassboro conference a year ago
to respond to the President's initiative
on nuclear limitation and they could
have waited a few mon.ths lon·ger to
deal with the new administration. So it
must be concluded tbat the leaders of '
the Soviet Union are serious, that they
now have their own reasons for mov·
ing promptly, and that they do not
believe the problem will be any dif·
ferent after next January ~ than it is
now. So ttiey have taken a step toward
avoidance of burdening their own
econom y with the S20 to $40 billion
cost m a total mi ssile defense system.
They have assessed the situation
correctly. The limited missile defense
the United States Ui now to undertake
would unavoidably have been ex·
panded .into a total missile defense.
and Russia would have no alternative
to expanding its own limited missile
defense system. Then we would be
back where we started, e a c h
searching for some new multi-billion
dollar technological stage to gain the
advantage, and wasting vast resources
in a race neither can win.
IT IS PERHAPS NOT too much to
hope that £Orne ra.~ionality i a
penetrating the nauseous fog, that this
rationality may eventually extend to
Viettlam and to the gravely dangerous
crisis in the Mideast.
U so, the leading nations of the
world can then address themselves ta
the problems which beset them at
home. The proce~ will be slow and
the way hard, but an agreement
between the two grest superpowers on
the limitation and control of nuclear·
il"mament would ha ve an electrifying
effect in the world.
Resurrection City 'Had' to Be Built
Resurrection City now is a chapter
in the history of this decade of disso·
nant decibels, of assassinations and
violence.
For minds set in the concrete of pre·
judice, Resurr~tion City "should
never ha.ve been allowed." .. .Its pro·
moters"should have been jailed when
they began tlle march.". . .Such
estimates were, of course. inaccurate'
.and th ey ignore the realities.
There was something of the oriental
quality of "faei!" in Resurrection City.
It "had" to be built. Afte r the
assassination of Dr. Martin Luther
King it was not possible for his
organization or the multi-thousands
who followed him to abandon his plan
for ai huge Washirigton demonstration
in June ol 1968~ He, himself. in the
weeks before his assassination, had
begun to question the wi sdom of a
massive movement. He had begun to
think about altering the :>tructure of it.
He saw I.be need of spelling out ob·
jectives. (lt was a lack of clearly
defined objectives that flawed the
Resurrection ·City program,) What
Dear George :
rm worried about my husband
who is obsessed with politics. I
happened to get up about three
the' other moinlnc and he was
talking politics With our cat -he
was agreeing that Rockefeller t1
a sure thing (or the Republican
nomination. l>o you think my
husband s hould set•
psychiatrist?
CONCERNED
Dear Q:incerned :
No, ·but t would keep a close
eye on that cat -hasn't it seen
the polls?
("Befort writing to George I
re-It v a g u e I y uncomfortable,"
WT It.es 0. V. "Then, the second t
lf.arttd to write, I found out
Why! I had befln 1ittinc on my
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else Dr. King might have done to
make more effective his protest plan
died with him.
BUT mE WHITE communities of
America should realize, as the black
communities do , that the Poor
People's ·March and the "camping
our' beside the symbolic Lincoln
Memorial were a necessary therapy.
Repression, such u the more
thoughtless urged, would have spawn-
ed many calamitou.s events.
So. in this course of human events,
there "had to be" a Poor People's
March -and the protest city.
The Rev. Ralph Abernathy wse :a
heavily beset man. As he said at the
outset, he was not Dr. King. He would
be Ralph Abernathy and do what he
could. His .fellow lieutenants of the
King era went along with him. (An in·
cipient power struggle never surfac-
ed.) Even the somewtiat turbulent
Hosea Williams followed the leader,
although. at times, it seemed difficult
for him.
''I NEVER BELIEVE D in non·
violence." Hosea Williams said in a
reminiscence afte r Dr. King ' 1
assusin11tion. "Doc, though, could
make 1t work . He used to give me •
Quotes ·
Edward R. G1uer, S.f . b111lne11
exec., civic leader -"Anyone can
make a nUllion. But after you cet it,
you'd better do good wHh it."
Eric H. Sbermaa, La Jolla -"No
caUM:, in a land of law, jultities arson,
murder, lootina:, terror or even
ob9tructJon."
J.M. Foley, MUlbrae, oa tnflatloa -
.,A NJ' incrMlt Items to mt to bt
more of tb• dlMIH re.th« 'thlll a
remedy.''
tongue lashing now and then when I
didn't behave. He was wonderful I
remeniber once in Mississippi a state
trooper shoved Dr. King's little-Ooy.
Doc just walked up to the -trooper,
smiled at him, and said 'I wouldn't do
that to ,that boy if I were you .' The
trooper looked embarTassed and mov·
ed on. I was awed. Doc believed in it.
He could make it work .•.. "
The Rev. Abernathy said, in a small'.
little used story two days before the
close of the ''city," that it had been
necessary to eject· from the camp "a
gi'oup from WiscOnsin that was there
to make trouble."
THERE WERE SEVERAL such
groups. some committed to extreme
militancy, that plagued the Rev.
Aberoothy. SCLC is not unique in Uiis.
AU movements attraet "riders" who
hope to go along and use the Mde for
their own narrow advantages. The
.right wingers, the Communists, the
militant organizations, white and
black, make a practice of it. Many of
the Klan type and more lawless far·
right groups all claim to be "Chris-
tian." The "christian horse" has many
Never Before
Everett, Waab., Herald: "Acros1i the
nation in these' incredible days col·
leges with student populations of many
thousanru; are being crippled or closed
by Uny minorities of demonstrators. It
hts never before occurred in our na·
lion and it's a he ck of • way to teach
how democracy should operate."
Nantucket, Ma11., Inquirer aod Mir·
ror: "It would be in order for the
press to start publicizing the activltles
of the law.abiding citizen as well as
the law'<lefying ones. In this year of
political 1t.ife, perllaps the aspiling
candidates for office may realize that
the best support they could deslre
comes from tht people ot this country
to 1'flom 'll:w and orclr' mean just
what Ibey repmenl."
strange riders. Resurrection City was
plagued with some who were violent
and lawless. But in the main, the
behavior was aggressive with dignity.
The federal government and the city
of Washington were patient, un·
derstanding. The camping permit was
extended. The Rev. Abernattiy "had"-
to ~ay ·they would · stay on. When th•
perntit ended . Mr. Abernathy took
with him those who were really
representative of the movement to
make a protest march. They were not
present to be ejected. This, too. was
an intelligent piece of understanding. -
The Rev. A'bernalhy "had" to so be
arrested. That, too, is understandable.
mE GAINS WERE. nol in·
considerable. ~gislation is begun that
will give more federal help to the
poor. The privct.e sector has been
stimulated to provide jobs. The brutal
curb on welfare payments t o
dependent children was removed . Ex·
tra money for school luncheons and
some breaklasts for about 1 mlliion
poor youngsters will be available.
Food stamp pricts will <:0me down.
Surplus food amounts are increMed.
Help for renovating or buying homes
is implemen·ted. There were gains
So the Ctecade of dissonance m~ves
on . It requires much of us -aad fast.
--WWW-
Thursday, July 4, 1968
Tht tdi£oria! page of the Dailu
Pilo' sttks to inform and 1tim.
ulatf rtadtr1 by presenting this
newspaper'• opiniom and com-
mtntatV on topics of inttrtlt
and 1ignificanct, t>t1 providing o
forum for the t:prtssion of
our readers' opinio'll!, ond 1>11
prt$tnting the diverse vie~
poinU of fnfoMntd obserotrs
and ipokttmttt on topics of tht
dou.
Robert N. Weod, Publl1htr
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A Day· .. To ·~fie · Proud
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On lflis clOy. lildepi·~ Dc,y, 'ti'll':"clly recaR those wtio won otlr
precious "'9clom. Let us pledge ounihes to the preservation of thot
In.dependence. May our country renial~. the land of the free, home of
the brave. · . .
He Was Ready
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To Pay The Price
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Thomas Jefferson knew the risk involved'when he drafted the Dedara·
tion of Independence. So did his feJlow•patriots who offered "their
lives, their fortunes. ond ttielr sacred honor" when they signed that
Declaration. They lit the torch that mHllons of Americans have carried
so proudly for 192 years. ·
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ll09 NEWPORT ILVO., NEWPORT IU.CH 671-4)10
Ed Riddle Realtor, Inc.
201 W. VICTORIA, COSTA MESA 646·1111
Perron Realty Company
llTH I ORANGE, COSTA MESA 642-1771
Paul White Carnahan Realty Co.
1093 IAICER, COSTA MESA 546-5440
Cost" Meu1 · T revel Agency
210 E. 17TH ST .. COSTA MESA 646-4141
Jensen Marine Corporation
235 FISCHER, COSTA t.4ESA 540.3440
·Costa Mesa Car Wash
2059 HARIOR ILVD .. COSTA MESA 646-JSIO
Chilcoat I O·Leuon Typing School
11! DEL MAR. COSTA MESA 141·tlff
Reserve Life Insurance Compeny
210 E. 17TH, SUITE 0 , COSTA MESA 64 .. 771J
Duncan Electronics Inc.
2161 FAIRVIEW RD., COSTA Ml:SA 141·1261
Brashear Realty
11420 IEACH I LVD., HUNT IN$TON ll:ACH 147-ISJ I
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Mesa Verde Realty
2150 MESA VERDE DRIVE, COSTA MESA 146-1990
Seo Schwinn Bike Shop
JJJ E. 17TH ST., COSTA MESA 646-7706
Balboa Bicycles -·Newport
2120 WEST OCEAN FRONT, NEWPORT IEACH 671-1051
Noack' s Trophy --Gifts '
102 E. 16TH ST., COSTA MESA 646.Jl41
Windy's Auction Born
2075 'Ii NEWPORT, COSTA MESA 646-1616
Bay Department Store
103 MAIN STREET. IALIOA 673-5650
Mesa Center Automotive , Inc.
196 E. l6TH ST., COSTA MESA 148·0166
Roy Alvarado H~i;: Stylist
2400 W. COAST HIGHWAY, NEWIORT llACH 642-6123
Harbor Auto Body
957 W. 1nH ST., COSTA MESA 642-6941
Tredewinds Liquor Store
6710 W. COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT IEACH 141-7161
Mesa Auto· Wreckers
2075 PLACENTIA, COSTA MESA 541·7011
Showalter Body & Fender Shop
1632 POMONA AVE., COSTA MESA 541-"441
Col's Cameras, Inc.
1710 N. NEW,ORT ILVD .. COSTA MESA 646-9JIJ
Elzo•e's Guitar Studio
179-4 NEWP'ORT ILVD., COSTA MESA 6-46-0606
Th' Dorymen Fish 'n Chips
2100 W. OCEAN FRONT, NEWflORT IEACH 671-2200
Bal-Beech "Broasted Chicken
Ill E. IALIOA lVD., IALIOA 67).1920
Hollisters Nursery & Flower Shoe
~640 HARIOR ILVO., COSTA MESA 146·1121
Peter Christian of the
Newporter Inn· Beauty Salon·
HWY. IOI l JAMIOJ:EE R.D .. N, I , 644.014'
Cliff's Auto Repairs.
1747 ANAHEIM ST., COSTA MESA 141..4711
Master Blueprint & Supply Company
tJIO NEWl'ORt ILVD., COSTA MlsA 141.lltl
Harbor Auembly of God Church
7-40 W, WILSON, COSTA MESA 141-4104
M.ab;rry's Shoe Repair
IHO HARIOR ILVD .. COSTA MISA 64&0lJll
Net• Reade's
Harbor . Tire Ir Servi~• Center
160 W. lfTH ST .. COSTA MISA ""-1J96
Bob Burns Restaurant
FASHION ISL.AND N~RT CENTI~.!!· L . ':f4·20JI
Cottage Coffelt 'Shop
$62 W. 19TH STREfT, COSTA MESA "4 .. 1Jf41
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Earl's Paint & Body Service
2111 HARBOR ILVD., COSTA MESA · 6-46-41JJ
C & J Signal Service
JOO I. 17TH ST., COSTA MESA l.fl·IJIJ
The Gown Shop
2726 E. COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DEL MAR 671·6011
Ster TV Color Specialists
171 ,E. I 7TH ST .. COSTA MESA "42-9742
Blue· Dolphin Restaurant
JJll VIA LIDO, NEW,ORT IEACH 671-4004
Li'I Dino's Pina
2200 HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 642-8&91
Hamburger Henry
tlJl "LACENTIA AVE., COSTA MESA 6-42 -1494
U. S. Dive'rs Company
JJ2) W. WARNER, SANTA ANA 149·22-41
·Mesa Verde Cou·ntry Club
JOOO CLUIHOUSI RD., COSTA MESA lft-03'77
Sea. Shanty Restaurant
IJO LIDO PARK DR., NlW,ORT IEACH 671·0100
~heodore Robins Ford .
1060 HARIOR ILVD .. COSTA MESA 642-0010
Roy Carver Pontiac
2921 HARIOR llVD,, COSTA MESA Kl l -4444
Katella Realty
1·7011 l&ACH ILVD., HUNTIN~TON· IEAC,M 147-6061
Connell Chevrolet
• 2121 HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 54,·1200
Auto Discount Center
2004 HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 642-4621
Nabers Cadillac
2600 HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 140·9100
Stansbury Buick
2100 HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MIS~ 646-9021
University Oldsmobile
1llO HARIOR ILYD .. COSTA MESA 146-1110
Golden West Auto Center
ltl4 NEWPORT ILVD .. COSTA MESA 642-1460
Atlas <;:hrysler-Plymouth
Jt!t HARIOlt ILVD., COSTA MESA 146-1914
Bill Jones'· Sportscar Center
11JJ HARIOlt ILVO .. COSTA MESA 140-4491
T erbell Realtors
ttll HARIOR. iLVD., COSTA MESA 140-1710
Holiday Rambler
196' HAlllOll ILVD., COSTA MESA 641-.UJ
Farrow Realty
HI I. lnH ST., COSTA MESA ..............
The Reel Estaters
•YOO NEWPORT ILVD .. COITA MESA 644-7171 .
City of Coste Mesa n ,Allt DlllVI, COSTA MISA IJ4.llll
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Johnson & Son Lincoln-Mercury
•oo w. COAST HWY .. NEWPORT IEACH, CALIF. 642.ot!I . ' Elmore Motors . Toyota
ISJOO IEA<iH ILYD., WESTMINSTER IJ7~66JO -·
Chick Iverson V'!Jkswogen
1966 HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 5-49-0JOJ
Coste Mesa Convalesce.nt Hospital ~
1966,HARIOR llVD .• COSTA MESA '46-9101 ;.-'
Deon Lewis Imports '.:-
661 CENTEl ST., COSTA MESA 646·9601
Goodbody & Company
290 S. COAST HIGHWAY, lj.GUNA IEACH 4t4·IOOJ -
Pacific View Memorial Perk
COMPLETE UNDERTAKING AND CEMETERY
3500 "ACIFIC VIEW DRIVE, NEWPOAT IE:ACH
Explorer Motorhome Corp,.
-4000 CAMPUS DR., NEW,ORT llACH 14~JJOI
Holiday Health Spas
ANAHEIM 126-0111 ORANGE 6Jt0244f
2JOO HARIOR ILVO., COSTA MESA 149°JJ6I
J<> Jo Oren Shops
1790a1h MAGNOLIA, FOUNTAIN VALLEY
City of Huntington Beech
-420 PECAN ST., HUNTINGTON lfA.CH IJl-6111'
Marshall Communications
2210 S. A,NNE ST., SANTA ANA 140-2120
Electro • Products, Inc·
Yellow Cob Compeny
116 E. 16TH ST., COSTA MESA. 141·2244
"Honks" Ocean Front Cafe
ti 14 W, OCEAN P:RONT, NEWPOltT •llACH 67J•ttot
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Coit Drapery Cleeners ~
1702 NEW'°AT ILVD. AT 17TH, COSTA MESA '42·02 . -' ...
Ailey West Resteurent :.
21-GI W, OCEAN PlONT, NIWPOltT llACH 671-1114 '1\-
0111\8 Laboratories, Inc.
2-401 CA.M,US DR.., lllVINE lll·l1J4
Trans port Dynamic•, Inc.
llJI W. SEGER.STRO.., ST., SANTA .ANA . M6oJttr
American Glau Ir S.creen Co,
16';1 Pl.ACINTIA. COSTA MISA 141-22&1.
Dunlefl Appliances T
1111 NlWPOltT AVE,. COSTA MISA Ul-nn
· Kirk-Jewelers '
tJOO HAltlOllt II.VD .. COSTA MISA ·141 ...... , . . ~
Young & Lene Tire Co. ·
,.,. NOltfH NIWPOWT'ILVD., ~· MisA 141-1('1~
•· Arts L11n~in9
IOI I. ID91WATlllt, IALIOA 67s..ollt • ' .
. Collection Bureau of Westem
· Orange Co11nty ·
1tt W. 20TH ST., ci:'JSTA "IS.A "4t•1til
· Cor.one del Mar. Tire
KOi I. COAST Ht•HWAY, CORONA DIL MAit t1J.n
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REALTY • • ••
''111e lelt Of' Ullo hie"
MODEllN. CUSTOM ·
Uiht i. airy ;.story,, 3 BR. & 3 both with
,fomlly' rm ·& aundeck. P r i c e d lo sell at
---•&9,500. , . ---~ -•
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Extra 1han> 3 BR. pJUJ 2 both Lido home. j Street to Street location noar Club. Available
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, July I.t:. FutniShed or unfurnished. $(i4,950
(Furnlahed). --------' REAL LIDO VALUE
5 BR ·t>lU& family rm, and dinina: ·rm on 50
ft. Si-I to Streel Jot. A sleeper 11 Ibis price.
'65,000.
t.. EL~~T UYl'RONT
This crack>us Bayfront home Jacks no.thing
for full enjoyment of Life on Lido. Pier &
Slip for l•i:ce,boat plus your own_ sandy swim·
1'lng. beach, Exciting Bay View from trad1·
,,tional Living rm ~ Dining rm . Spac10us ~n
e patio compllmenta the chartnlng Family
. 4 large family Bedrooms, 4 Baths plus
· eSt Powder Rm. Prime location, $215,000.
LIDO REALTY
1000General · 1000 Cltntral 1000 Glfllrtl
lllVINI TERRJiCE
Onr of the very few bomes
In this atff with a separate
family room. 3 Bedrooma. l
t.thl, 2 ftttplaces, specious
,.ard. SS2,500
!:•II for Appl.
DOVER SHORES
lromaculate Home with an
outstanding View o( the
&ck ·~· 3 Bedrooms .l
mai<lt tom. 3"9 be.th&, over
4,00J 1q ft. Beautifully dee-
. orated.
For sa.le Furn or UnJurn,
OPEN SAT & SUN
1226 Pol1il1 Dr.
DOVER SHORES
Drantatic tlome with 8. View
BARBOR VIEW DU..LS
CORONA DEL MAR
Lusk Hom11 • ; ,
Quat.ly, V•luo, Boeuly,' Comfort, '
·tn the Southland's most desirable and fasclnating areo. >. ..,.
perb acboot system and University of California's Irvine Cam·
pus juat moments away from Jlarbor View Hills.
Sensibly prlcea from Direction" MacAnhut Blvd. """'
$34,900 to . $48,900
LUSK.
Pacific Coast Hwy. or Newport ~·
Turn '" San Joaquin HU~ Rd.,Jlhu
follow 1lgnl'to model are,. 1 . ,.._ ... _,_·-·-·· ' HOMES
4 Bedrooms. 3 baths, heat· I,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.., ......
ed pool. with jacuzzi fOUD·
tain. Radiant pa ligtit in
patio, 21 x 3) Library wlth
tittpl8ce. 12 x t2 Sewing rm~
BBQ ln kitchen,
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over 4,000 II((. ft. S79,fm
Call for Appl,
DOYER SHORES
Olntemporary Spanish Bay.
front Home, 4 BR, 4 baths,
dining nn, Activity nn, mag.
nifl~t f.ntry ~ with
1weepmg--opeft 1tairway to
~ noor, enonnou1 kitch-
en, Pler Ir: Slip. Owner muat ... ,
~LEGE
REALTY
Wow!
4 BR hOme, only $21,150.
Hdwd flrl.. neat landaca~
ing ' grut 5~ '7C loan take
over· Ve-t11 or non-vets alike.
Call now!
LcK1tton, Lautionl
Fabuklua new custom .f '
tam rm + formal din. -nn
MESA VERDE CAMBRIDGE
· 3 1..;ie BRs. form4! dlninR room & family
room . Tree shaded · front yard with shuffle
board court in back. Quiet cul-de-sac loca-
-lion. 51h % insurance loan can be assumed.
Only $32,500. .
. BIG HOUSE-SMALL
PAYMENT
4 BRs & family room . Payment only $158 all,
Would trade for older home in Santa Ana.
see this one you can't beat it. ,20,750.
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18012 lutler Ave.
UNIVERSITY PAllK
lllVINE
Opon Sot & Sun 1.5
MOii Ukel.Y )'OU'll be Im ......
eel wttb thl. heme. IOI' ane
of the same reuons thlt •t·
tracted the pretlellt owners
8ldt u : • * Nf!W A arowinl develop-
ment -a:ood chance for ~
preciatim in vslue. * WeU'i)lanned community
• Eully ....ulble 10 ,,._
Wl.)"I ' Beecbn . * Well-pMumfd .home • 4
bedrooms, dlninr room &
den * Ample yard ~ ¢tildren, yet handy to community
J>CX'$ and pvtc: area•.
Priced rill>t 0 133;900 •
Good terms.
615-3000 • Eves: 543-81168
Bay\& leach ' R••lif. Inc.
124IJT E. Co.a£t \IYf'Y., CdM
H.;d tO 'i!i11d . . .
PENINSULA · SHORES
New · Balboa
Oceanfront (ommunitv ,
THREE NEW 4 "' 5 Bedroom two • 1tory
single family Homes and three Duplexes with
a ·neJuxe owner's ·3 Bedroom &' Den Honie
upstairs, and a 3 Bedroom 2 Bath RenW
down. Now ready for occupancy. '
Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wet
Bars, radiant heat, insulated, carpeted, wall. etf. landscaped, self-cleaning ovem •. Fofmica
kitchen cabinets1 Powder roo·ms, Etc. Etc.
COJ'.!1e see for. yourself:
GOLD MEDALLION HOMES .
OPEN SAT.'& SUN. 1·5 -"F" Street . and Balboa llvd.
on secluclecl Balboa Peninsula·
Priced lrom $79,600 to $109,600
For furthei inform•tlon c11I:
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
Kl 9·3351 , •NEWPORT BEACH 675·2000 ·•
3400 Vii Lido """"" 116'1.500 .. SUbmit often Fallwa,y of Meta Verde ju.t completoo ""'' 17th ~ COATS & WALi.ACE REALTORS
INMES&-~E ~
etg. 4 bedromi A &best. 2
bathl, llJlllJfillog new car·
pets, covered patio,' garage
has been coriverted to large
recreation room or guest
Jxiuse. Immediate ipouee.
sion with 10% down or U:
stune law interest loan with
minimurr\ doY.rn. FP $23,500
546-2313 646-7171 673-1830 333 Mornlngst•r L•n• CounlrY Club. Opon almoot 1491 BAKER STREET 0:->tin Eves •. daily on Maui Circle just o
Mesa Verde Dr. It's a show. COSTA MESA, CALIF.
... ~, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!ll!!!!!!!!!l!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ii!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
r,:::;:":::::~-= !!!1111•1 ?PEN SAT & SUN 1-c......ish M-..t.. F LOS E-, •orr-· wwm REPOS$Ess10Nm john macnab
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ESTATERS •
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HoliH & Garden Ch1rm
The picture book appeal, of a
charming New Englahd 2
story home with weathered
. !"'." keVllA Uvor l'llllJ_ Rm. 'l1>lo rucb l\YI• 4 -.,.., REALTY OOMPANY Hl: biime 'bu 2 tpdou1 be.tbl, 881 DOVER DR. ~µ>llOOMS ' famll)> '°""' -"'°~ lulh "°"""' NEWFORT BEACH
College Rnlty 546..5880
1500 Adams at Harbor
(Near Cinema !beater)
Four Bedrooms 4 Bedrooms
Robin !'J.9gd Lil. Ml$SION
TILE ,:al,;tt ... el-.. .-.. ~ ... -·ln and • (714) 642-8235
t.cl:dldren'1 play ~ • in country b"Pe firtplace. VA-
-Eastside l=====-1 Pool Sl/4 °/o Interesting
Interest ·
wQOd • abingled siding, & ~ • I ht ir gleaming fre!b paint! 3 BR, prvius1on ~ wrou~ 9n,
F TCI" LOCATJ.ON. Evea CANT. ~.00 1'>tB1 MOYe-~ Co.ta: to Vt"t1. Law Down
U OFF1CFS FHA.
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Open H_oqses
THIS WEEKEND -
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HarCr isCJ -
BAYFRONT HOME
Extra large: Pier ' Slip
with wide turning ndi~
modem 4 Bedroom home
beeutibJl trees enhance
11pr11.dous private )'9rd
our ~ M~t buY
at $157,500
Eves: 673-7365
ORANGE An appealing YOUNG HOME
in perfect taste. Located
Nr. Chapm•n College near St. Joachim's Church
One of the best bll , bei;t and parochial school. Huge
ma.int&\ned Homes this off. master bedroom with pri·
ice has bad for ffiany yrs. vale bath, complct.ely cir·
Perma~ent .. o1f-white flat in-peted home in neutm.I gold
terlocking tile roof, 3 BR, 3 color. Modern kitchen 'Mith
baths {l in QV~rsize 600 sq •dilhwa.sher and disposal.
ft. pr w/Mrtc rm)'. Lee ltv Sprink1ers, oversize doOO\e
rm, ~lrrored wall firepl.a~e. garage and enclosed patio
Beautiful covered patio. with bird aviary. IT'S A
Shade trees & waterfall. BEAUTY FOR ON Ly
Completely fcnced & sprin-$28,!W. -S U B M I T WW
klercd. A bargain at $28,500 OOWN .
• 80% IOBJ1 available. 1% ........ .. plus $50. Call Exel/ Ai;t. ,.;:
c<::SrA MESA · Fonnal din-
ing room. family room, fitt-
placc, Larg~ enclosed patio,
2 car gar. · TRADE FOR
SMAU..ER HOME OR DU-
RLEX IN HARBOR HIGH
AREA. Eves 968-3073 or
'"8·35ffi
19 OFFICES
Orange County!. Largest
2 bathS, lg. living & dining sets oU this class1c 4 BR
No interest increase, no room ovei-looking lovely gar· N~wport Bea~~ h o m e
points to pay, .1' bedroom den & park-like yard. Deluxe \flth forrpal d1.n1ng room,
Mesa Verde, built-in kitcll-kitchen! Fruit & Sycamore parquet famtly room,
en, good carpets. large fenc· 1 r e es! Immaculate! On tiled wet bar and built-in ,
eel yard. $144 per month cov-winding tret"-shaded road in vacuum system. Fully
ers aµ. TransterTed (J\llller . Newport Hts., near· all carpeted in best grade ~s sell • · $22,950 . ldloole:. BE'ITER HURRY! Acrilan for· long wear &: Colesworlby & Co. Only $34,500. easy upkeep .. Pool·sized Rut~ Pardoll, RNltor yard for fun & frolic -
642-7777 um Westcliff Dr. 642-5200 and YOU OWN THE
1004 Harl>or Blvd., C.M. LAND!
293 E. 17th St. ......... ()pen Ev... . $5800
POOL ·HOME,-$23,500 COUNTRY LlVING £) ' fl , •••• Uri>elieve~ble . Jour bed. Yoo don't have to be a mil· Vpen -':fou:Je IMMEDI~TE Ot;CUPAN-
rooms two be.tbs giant cov-llooaire to get away from • CY on this new home un-
tted Pe&·teadin'.a: to beau-the buatle and buttle~Of city SUNDA~ 12-5 der builder'.s warranty
tifully landscaped pool area. living. Just see this 3 bed-1620 ~1rw1ck Lane OPEN DAILY
COM .. ANY 16' X 18' livmi room with room ranch hotrie with it's . WKtclilf Area 441 Windward Lane
REAL TORS Newport Heights artistic fiagstone fireplace. large yard and patios. Sparkling fresh & n~ly dee· (Bet. 21st & 22nd, off
673-0173 1or appt. Better
HURRY! This Ad will a~
pear only ONCE!
.. •11111111• ............ ., ~ ....... n.r. .. ...,.. DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. ,.,,_, ....... .,.. ..._ ,., ............. """ to Hat .-ft ,_,.,..,... In tllh coin-eocll Mffy,
673 Walking distance to all shop-, S21,950 · ~IA!d 3 BR homt' with fam· Tustin) 1~!!!!!!!!i!!!!!l'4!!4!!00!i!!!!!!!!!!!!l l S1 ,900 and T.L.C, 4 bedroom Eves. Call 646-Ili>J -ping. Don't mits another • "Ring,. ily room & ~parate glass
I!! 2 bath home could be cbann· day ot enJO· ..-... this tine • .. J:i _. enclosed, 1an.ai overlooking On Golf Cours. ingwilh•m,.painlondlm·';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. '"~ "ASP ING IB><JO -• lh"""'° U Hal
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(3 Bedroom)
2231 Miner Street, Costa Mesa'
548-0385 (Sat & Sun 12·6)
1226 Polaris Dr., Dover Shores
(714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
201 Via Nice, Lido Isle
· 673·5166 · (Sun 1·5)
)420 University D., Newport Beach ,
54S.1211, eves 544-2617 (Sat.Sun 1-4:30)
359 Ramona Way, Costa Me5a
540.1720 (Sat & Sun l.S)
*1506 Irvine, Newport Bead! ,
540.1720 (Sat & Sun 1·6)
(3 Br. & Family or Oen)
4715 Dorchester, Cameo Highlands ·
642·6472 (Open Sat)
218 Villanova Rd., Costa Mesa
, 830·2537, 540.7957 Call for App!.
980 Presidio Drive, Costa Mesa
545·5487 (Open Daily)
435 Santa Ana Ave., (Newport Heights) NB
642·3766, 548-8905 (Sat & Sun)
1801 Tradewinds Lane (Baycrest), N.B. ·
642·5200 (Sun 12·5)
16362 Eagle Lane, Huntington Beach
' 642'1771 (Sat & Sun 1.fi)
(4 Bedroom)
**312 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB
548-6252 (Open Sat.& Sun 10·5)
1534 Antiuga W·;,y, DoVer Shores ..
(714) 642·8235 (Sat Orily)
**333 Morning Star Lane, Dover Shores
(714) 642·8235 · (Sat & Sun)
(4 Br, & Family or Den) * 1924 Leeward Lane, Baycrest
(714) 642,8235 (Sun only)
2024 Kornat, Mesa Verde, C-Osta Mesa
675·162 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
2821 Setting Sun, Harbor View Hills, CdM
• 675·5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2722 Canary Dr., Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa
54s.o987 (Open Daily)
' 359 Coolidge Ave , Coota Mesa
545·8582 (Call for Appl.\
*1723"Tetnpin Way (Baycrest) Npt Bch
Off Sbipway Lane (Sun 12-5)
18012 Butle~. University Park, Calif.
675-3000 E\>es: 64S.5227 (Sat & Sun)
ltl(fl Bayadef8\ Irvine Terrace. CdM
. 675-3000 E\> .. : 673·0554 (Sat & Sun) ll'l5~9 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest) Npt Bch
648-7755 (Sat & Sun 1•5)
1501 Eaton Place, Westcliff
648-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ·91193 Wlndes Dr., Orange
673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1' ·(ii Br. Ir Family or Den)
912 BeWa lllMlbluM, Npt Bch
1 ff4.1iji\ (Sunday 1 'till Dusk)
318 Princeton 0..., College !'Wk
675-5728 (Frl,.Sal-Sun)
:lolll' Willdnrd Luo (lloyorest) Npt Bet!
olf Tndewilldl LID• (Open Sun l:Z.5)
I 'CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE
. I ,(2 W.,Om)
1515 O>m•all ~ (pover·Sbores) NB ~ · , . '(lilt & Sun) *** ..., •• -..... .......
I• family horn,. Won'l la'1 .• M> -.• ~"' '· ,. UNDER $45,000 agination. Large fenced yard lvaft WeUs' Onlv S23 500 72~ •RE AT rJTV dell'r1c«:<1 for area at $43,500.
OPEN SAT&. SUN 1-5 on a quiet street. Low E • , 2 S ~ , . ••• _IU.IJ. .l ,J?C;>N'1 ,WS$..THIS! . Pinchin 2024 KORNAT F.H.A. terms available. XCit1ng • tory ".(nytime" : 'Ruth. PprdOH, •. R~ltor.
MESA VERDE Colesworlhy & Co. Model Home -$,-9-5 -T.-1.-1-0-.w-n'"',-,-v-.1, 1609 w.~ctiff 0•· ·042-5200 •
4 BR + den, formal There's a view trom every Immaculate 4 Bedroom, ysed -,-1 din],. rm, fio•pla"' 642.7777 . room or !his bea"tiful' BR :Mll3 WESI'CUFF DRIVE brid< ""''''"'· dlnlng room. Harbor View Hills ··--• 642·24" ., ..... 1.-
CORBIN·MARTIN 190t Hartior Blvd., C.M. 3 bath home in Dover Shor· 646-77ll r--""· Spot1ess in and out! Quiet C d I REM.TORS 675-1662 Open Eves. es. 2.Story beam ceilings & 1------~'-·-~_·es. tree ·lined street close to oronl • M•r WXURIOUS
DUPLEX HOME .========='-=='""~=~==.-2-story fireplace in living c· D I M the beach and ~park for U1* built----OOM located Orona e Gr th• k'ods. in the Southland's mo~ d-room; separate dining area "' ~-Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
Harbor Island
Spacious 5 ·BR home. Den w/fireplace,
Mraid's !luarters, Entry, Patio hicely 1'and·
scaped. , Front flagstone terrace, Pier &
Slip. . .. , . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . $195,000
Mrs. Raulston
Udo Isle 70' Lot
Chann galore, fabulous new · carpet. Large
2 story home on 2 full lots. Liberal terms.
~~fo1~ L.;rig ................. $69,500
4 Ir 3 Bath With Pool
Well landscaped corner lot is the setting
for this gracious home. Formal din . room,
carpets, drapes. Beautifully decorated.
. . . . . . . . . ......... $69,500
Miss Leidy /Mrs. Bums
New Excl.-Cameo Shores
3 BR, Ji'am . Rrit . 21'.i ba + large poolside
r:umpus, or 4th Bdrm. Elegant fam . home
w/lots of stone & glass. Great ocean view.
' . . . . . . . ........... ' .. . . . . . $62,500
Joe Clarkson
Waterfront With Slip
Lovely custom home newly carpeted,
draped and painted - slip for large boat -
best waterlront community of fine homes.
. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . .. . . . $59,500
Walter Haase
Harbor View Resale
See this 4 BR Lusk home on pool size lot.
Carpetin~, drapes, soft water , are some of
the quality features. Call for details.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ' $43 ,900
Mrs. Bums/M'iss Leidy ·
View Home-Just Usted
Panoramic ocean view from front ttitTace,
llv. rm. & master BJJR. Beautifully land·
scaped court yard & patio w/exuansive
mountain view. Ready to move in-3 Bdrm + din. rm ..................... $44,500 Mrs. Harvey
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL. IANKER & CO.
2200 I. COAST HIGHWAY
NfWPORT llACH
Kl 9.3351
•
+ family room with parquet Duplex sirable Ii: tascinatina: area.
hardwood floors. Elegant On ocean side ol Pacific Schools & Calif. Irvin11
c.._arpeting, draperies, wall Hghwy .• This beautifully Campus just m ~me n Is
paper, landscaping. It has maintained income ill full away. Sensibly priced lrot1
been one of the inost e.dmir-of rarities: • . B<:>th living 7682 EDINGER . m:.t ~6:.~
ed l•an Wells' model home. rGoms ha~ ·fireplace!:. • 842-4455 OPE1'l EVES. "'--..._.,.,, MacArtb"" Blvd. Now you am buy & move Largt! wodc&hop m ree.r. • uuo:t.:1-1 ...
in before 9Chool start!. R.o6t top IU1deck with ~ from Pacific Cout Hwy. or
181 .0XI • """"' ""'· • at $48,900 2 Acre Estate N•wpon f"Y· Tu,,, '!" San
Roy J. W•rd Co. with excellent terms. HORSE CORRALS Joaquin Hilll ,Rd.. then
-(Baycrest 'Office ) 646-7171 e 546-2313 Riding ring with beautiful 4 follow signs to model area.
1842 Sanlialil'O Dr 646-1560 BR, 3 bath hon1e • ovrrsizc -The ~An;;;.r To-
$15,750 THE~EAL
ESTATER.S 3 Bedrooms. Top EAS'TSIDE
location. BttaktdSt nook in
kitchen. Detached Gamge. lii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-'iiiiiiiiii.1
H11g• Lot. 'Aswme existiog BREATHTAKING
loan Pfl.)flDmt ol. S88 per Yes, it's truly bree.thtaklng-
month. Real BARGAIN. the view, that is, from this
building site overlooking
Mesa Verde Cbuntry Oub
Lake & Fairway. Slightly
elevated, with 158' ot front·
COSTA Ml-;SA OFFICE sge along tbe fairway. ()wn..
2629 Harl:lor Blvd. ers ottering at ~.oo>.
546-9491 Opeo 'Iii 9 PM Clollege ReallJI """""1
garagc, custom thruoot. Property Tix Bite
1'"am rm, :! Fireplaces. Ex· BITE BACK
pensive carpeting thruout. Buy lhia cuatom built duplex
$82.0CO. near town & city pe.rll.
9993 Wind .. Dr. You'll hove a home for un-
Or•nge, C•I. der $15,0Cll, tennant ~ r.or
OPEN SAT&: SUN 1 -S other home plus the taxes.
Or•nge Coast Property How does, that ,grab you?
332 Marguerite, CdM 673-8550 for $29,500. euy terms. Rott-
$23,950 man Co. -Agent • 546-8222 day
or nite-C4' st~ by our office
2199 Fairview Rd., C.M. We
1 block to shopping center. 3 have the key.
bedrooms + den, 2 battis, l-iiiiii~Oiiii .... iiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;,
best location. Low down. OPEN DAILY I • 5
o.i1a """' Ea1a1e 64&441' 1628 Santiago .
BAYCREIT
Olstom-blt by Ivan Wells,
dehlxe .f Bdrm, .f bath, for·
maJ dm. nn. lam. nn. H/F
pool. Vacant . will trade for
mcOme or vacant acrege.
''C" THOMAS Re1ltor
12'24 W. Coast Hwy 548-5627
I Ne'W'l)Ort Bdl. Ew. 56-5643
Have you been looking for a
like ne'tV modern, luxurious,
quiet, one -story duplex
borne? We found it h yoo.!
You will enjoy the ~ce
in the large living room, the
beautiful kitchen 'With built-
lnll, two bit bedrooms with
loads of storaee. ~th m.it:B
wouJa .bring S:!iO per month.
Th.ls is fhe ultimate in pride
of Ownership income prop-
ert)' May trade for k>cal ·2
or 3°bedroom home.
DELUXE TRIPLEXES
$43,500 & $44,500
Owner's, unit with mpMl.ce,
dishwaaher, biuilt • in kitch-
en &: with all the finest de-
tailing. 'Ibe other 2 rental1
help PAY YOUR WAY.
Call no:w & sc;e the finest
in income tax stlelter. WHY
PAY TAXES?
Newport ,,
Victori•
646-8811 Corona del Mar
South of Highway in 200
b!.ock. Steps to beach 3 BR (Open
SPECTACULAR VIEW-OCEAN and BAY . ' '
C/,ann.ef /Ze/ -..A.parlmen/6
On Waterfront NHr Nwport H•rbor Entr•nn
2525 Oco1n Blvd., Corona def Mar, Calif. .
AMPLE GUEST PARKING Cllld IOAT SUPS
'Why Not Enjoy
The "COlldomlnlam" Way of Uh
TH~ ADVANTAGES WILL SURPRIS! YOU
You can purchMe and get fee l!Ue -or laue If you prefer.
ALL aots, have WATERFRONT VIEW. All h••• two bedrooms
1nd two baths. -WITH LARGE PATIO,
YOU ARE INVIT&D TO INSPECT OUll FURNISHED MODEL
luy $59,500 and Up Lease $420 Monthly & Up
... .. ,673·1781 for ..... , l11fonNll011 •
1% bath,14x3llivin&room, Evenings)
fireplace + family room. I ::;;::;::;::;::;::;::-;:;:J blt·l.ns, Jg dining artt., aer-I 1
vi"'\ pore!), qu'1lty """'" B/B
• & di'apes, dbl! garaee. Low Ow,ner ; down. Vacant . ru1r. 646-3928 Eve•, '"-'1118 Transferred
*.LACHENMYER " rnagnin"'nl horn<. '"''
• * * * 4 Star • 4 Bdmi1
Plus Family Rm
EASTBLUFF
Good -• Sell "" I check • be convinoed --St. ZOO. Bemboo St * 2807 0.tl.lpa St. * 'I'h!!mtndous Vit!W
enough of the earl)' Califor·
nil cbann • 9lJd A vie-.v OI
~ HerlJor and Blue Pacific
from all Picture windoWt.
The home ii only 2 ~rs old
and kl top condition. lt's a
spacious 3 be&VOOI, dining
room and Den home with
many delightlUl ~xtms • and
the Prloe ii cnly $19,<m.
Tmnt
OPDI SAT .\ SUN 1·5 6'15-30»' l!Nts' 673$4
!>AVIS 1'a!IJI 642-1'lX> BGv & leach
15a9 Santla90 Dr· lloolty, Inc.
~ -bonv :MCJI E. °'"" Hilbway, CdM
"""' • tov.i, -· ~ """"· I!'~~"!!'!~~""""!"'•! _,,, dlntrc room. w.. DAVIDSON Realty
..._ l>B"' " """" $153 PITI OPEN SAT/SUN 1.5 ,A....,,., FHA !oen. 3 BR +
CNrl" Arnold family 1" t..tha near schools
Jorry F,.ucf n.,,00. l Roollln 6f6.m6 ,Rltr. :mo..._ 58, CM
Dlal -fer RESULTS -""'9. 5a>4!M1
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1""'*1, Joli 4, 1968 DAILY "'-OT
HOUSES FOlt SALi -. HOUSES FOlt SALi -HOUSIS FOlt SALi. HOUSIS POlt SAL I HOUSES POI 'SALi HQUSIS POI SALi HOUSIS POlt SALi HOUSI S POI SALi'. ROUID PO(j liLI=
Newport loach 1200 L11una !llr,!I 1707t..pna Nltuol 17W °"="°="::1 ___ ___:1:.::1>:.:DO Gonoral 1000 Gowol 1000 cionoral • lOCJOlleMral tooo Ce1t• MM.• • 1100
BUY Of THE YUi
num;s-l'O•r"" SALE.
Del Pllo r.n.i).;t.;ii. l.5dl
Llvif1& nlOn1, end bit; 15x20
Family "'room. Good 11.ud
G.E. E1ecU1c: k1:1cben wltb
dilhwUber and k>ts or cabi-
net&. 1'hm!l larae bedroom•
with 1'4 tiled hlilha. Elrtra
nice land11C1Splna kftll9 yard
care to minimum. Thil beau-
tiful home. ii pa • quiet
Eutside CUl • dt • N C. YOU
can bey thil ~lent homt
with only 10% down._ Full
Price only S28, 750. CALL
NOW. THIS WON'T UST!!!
PAllORAMIC Yl£W
Of Back Ba.)' It Saddlerock.
Thia quality 4 BR,+ formal
dklin& room tn Dover Shor-
es ii )'OW' answer to pre•
ti&e living. H\ih pile w/w
~ &: custom drapes, all
lllectric kitchen &. dishwash-
er, park-like yard complete
with automatic sprinkling
sy11tem, lovely patio. Loweat
priced home in. tbe uea at
only S52,500 • 10% down.
HwT)'!
t@l• 11 ! \ i I 1 ' l 1
1093 Ba'ker, C.M.
PACESffill DREAM
Out~tanding 3 BR home backs
up to Adams school il'OUflds.
BeautUully landscaped with
built-in BBQ. Slate entry
with parquet floor ln hall &.
family room. Sharp &: clean.
.$37,500 · 5~% loon can be
assumed.
/fiJta,.. COATS
~ wAL'i.AcE
REALTORS
546-4141-
fOpen Evenings) .
REDUCED $2550
21~ years old, 3 BR.+ huge
second :story rec. room,
large rear yard. built-in
stereo + intercom.
Only S29,950
Newport
at
Victor It
646-1111
!Call
Anytime)
IAYCREST =---===-=-=== ------
ASSUME EXISTING 5\ll' Uve M~ertl
kJan Of\ this OUUitandin& S Calli eoat;-rnpolVY, a f:Nbt
1N1:e bedroomLf'LUS r\&an-JIMXittn, iow1 ramblin& rock·
tic tt.milY room. PLUS ror-l'OOI'~ home. 1'.rtllHcalb' de-
mal dlnina; room, PLUS a!peci ptuten wlth luah
brealdut room ,owrlooldnc troplce1 plantlnp.
be&udM st.rd.en. P L. U S A Bl'Olldmoor aWard wiMins
room for pool. OWNER duip. Push/bufton llvlns
TRANSFERRED. In thia ap&ridll'1c all· eltt WESTCUFf k!tdwn, b"oldut .-. ond
OWNER LEAVING SfATE • lil.rie tamlly rm with llr&-
Thia i. tht· best buy ln a 4 iu.ce, ' larp Bclnna. 3
bedroom home i.rl WHtcllff. Mthl, master BR. with lOX
Room for pool Room for 6 dl'fflinc nn w/martde top
boat, Room for ~ldtttl. Ex· vanity, ud fWI lenrth mil'>
cellent location cloee lo rort, S52.000.
'o:hoolo. put< ond Ubrvy.
Jean Smith·
Realtor
400 1:. 17th, Cotlta Meu
646-3'5.5
Smal VIia
Redue«I to $45,000. Modtm,
and lmmsC\11.ate 2 8dnn aur·
roundf!d by cool patiot. Walk
to everything.
Reil Est1te
S1lesman
-c .....
Opportunity
Exporimced in ..uina VA • FHA Homts, plenty of noor
time, ' tratnlni available,
financial btlp to qualUted.
Free Ina. Bonua plan, and
other co. benefits. One ol
Or.na:e eooi.t)"i lara:esl Real
E1t1te organitations. Con.
lllct Herry Boggs Mar,
19 OFFICES
Ora.nit (.'ouney1 Lashst •
293 E. 11Ui·8t. 6'16-44!M
~5" r,?¥,'
iu~ VIII.a Dtl Oro
Newport BNcb
Rare Ustlng
BJuffs veni popular
4 Bedrooms • 2 full blthl
n~t.ace. pool plu1
lovely open ctUlnc
nea r new with mU1Y xtras
Gr••t trouble free
f1mlly homo -'30,"5
Ph. 644-1132
Mesa del Mar
Pc*-..... ..,,...,..,.,.'!""&I 4 BEDROOi"S . famll,y room
Formal Dining HALECREST io2=. ;o~~: ~~=
QU..lity 2 Bdtm., den, 2. baths, • · I IC&ped lot,,
OWNERS MOVED
N...t jud 1 buy,.•IQ!__thio .J'-' 30 ILIM"I rm .. vu po. -HARDWOOD ROORS · 19 OITICES
tenific Mesa V:en:te homt.T tio&. Owner wW linlnce. ~ Count;)ls l..arli!Sl
ONLY $2%,950 • Owner fOl'(cl OCEAN VIEW I Fte almple » Mll. UU. kwel,y 3 BR. 2 l Br, Iarse lamUy room
bath Mna Verde home. o«tnd by prl JC;)'. M.t
Large eat·ln ldtchen, bulll· tell! S54,9CXI. 5GJOM
h11, p>CI carpets 4 dtapet, I ===='====:=:::= ""'"bod ...... , A qulet,,Nc:.aw=pot=rtc.;Hlfl.=;;_--1-2_10 alrfft)-"Oolf $144 per mootb 1 •
lndtldfl ,,.1nc .. int. '"'" • Soma View ins1 CALL ~U51 (open b th hom ewa) Herita&e Reil Est9ite .from thla 3 BR, 2 a e on a hlab Jot. Fplc, patio,
Mne: Verde U lO dble 1ar on alltY w/extra
'--'""'-'--'"----""-' pal'klnl. Pridt: of owner:sh.lp
BY ~11er 4 BR •• den or • area. Owntr wantl to tell
cueat room 2"' b •th a , now. ~.900.
1teparale dining room , load• GRAHAM IEAL TY
of cloaeta I a t or age, lNear NB Poa( Oltice)
landscaped It newly pa~ed. 646-2414
Sprink\Cf' system, $38,500. SPLIT LEVEL
:l008 Balearic. 346-0932 .Medlterrtnean
297 6 .,_c:aranda
Poci • + 3 BR. 2 bA. Owner
ready to mdve • better 'than
new thntout, Cail to see.
Madae Davia, Ritt. &12-'lOOJ
3 BR, 2 8A, {am rm, bit-ins,
2 frplcs. close to 8choots Ir
ahoppifll, S.."5,900. l 0 "' aown. ~5-1))22-
3 BR. Fam. Rm. Nr -IC:hoola
3 BR 2 be., sp1ciou1 living
room w/hip beamed cell·
ing:s, enclo8ed deck, elect.
dumb waiter, 2 electronic
garq:e doors. Cloee to
IChools: 137 ,950. 0 w n e r
642-3700,S<s.m;
AVAIL Jmmed. Cliff Haven 3
Br, 2 be. & 2 Br Ocean Vu
Inc Apt. $49,$00. 548:-7249
~.SOO~ GI loan 5%%. Wilt 811lboe (OY•I 1215
carry RCOOd . S4&-MO?. 1674 --------
•••
Sea Love~ • Skin Divers • Beach
Combers, and all who love 10 hunt
oeuhella by lhe ,.~e. Monarch Bay I! the new be lrootier, sUU
quiet It peaceful. e have 8 spec-
tacular homes in thla Finest Beach
Community -ExelU5ive & private
Beach It Tenn.ls Club, 3 & 4 bed-
roorna, with a magnificent view «.
the Blue Pacific and lshlnda. Thr..,
mlnutea from the new Dana Point
Marina. Come see l<>r younelf -
real L'u x u r y living. '52,000.
$95,000.
32681
Queen Catherine Dr.
32651 '
Queen Catherine Dr.
32631
Queen Catherine Dr.
22811
32821
Crown COOi! Dr.
32831
Crown Coast Dr.
32!52
Monarch Bay Dr.
32892
I ,
JGns John Lane King Charles Lena
BR 3 bath, teparate 18x73
family room, separate din-
ing room, huge yard with
la,rae heated I Iiltered pool.
Drive by 2837 Ellsmere &
call to ~ inside. Conakttt
all otters.
AMUme $22,00I Govemm~t
Loan. No new Joan I~ • no
incrNSf! inle~st rate• 16'1ol
3 BR + hllj"e family room 293 E. 17th Sl.
covering 1800 :sq ft of good
llvinz, PR,Ymenls $11) month REDUCED! 1nclutle1 everything:
.....,.. ~l_o~•~•~S_t.~C~.M-·--~~
OWNER, Repliblic 2400 tq.
It. 4 BR. J Ba.; din. rm·. &.
[am. rm. zm Canary Dr' Extra sharp 3 BR, plus 2 $44 ,000 Open Daily 545-$87
WATER.FRONT 3 BR 2 bath
private pier l float. $50,500,
<n4) 529--3709 after S PM
Dover Shores 1227 Newport
ot
Vlcterl1
646-1111
(Open •
Evenings)
Newport
at
Victorl•
646-1~11
bath Lido home. Slrttt to
Street location near Oub. BIG POOL. 4 BR, by owner.
Availahle July l11t. Furnish· $39,t'.m. By park, ICbool.
ed or Unfumiabed. $54,000 1..:0::"""=..:'°::'..:'::."::'.:.· -'-54-'-5-s:m-"'-'---
DELUXE
. CONDOMINIUM
Beautifully Furnished
For Sala by OWl'IER
Lido l1le 1351 I Hunll""°" loach 1400
TRADE: LIDO ISLE $995 MOYE-IN tF\llnishedJ.
(O-n LIOO REAL TY I/ 8 E "." ) 3400 Vio Lido 61"""1 y1n1n11
1610 Kings Road l:mmm=:::::::=:=:= "NEWPORT BEACH"
Drive by this immaculate 3 1/8 4 + 3 Datha, .$33,700
bdrm, family room, spec--Ranch modem -blt-irul. a -I / W:ular view home. We have Lease/ Option ~autiful art:• -HURRY! ·oen .....H-oUJe a letter from State Hiway Traci 1· D\Yision 1tatinr thh proptt-Of e "OCEAN VIEW -si;,900''
SUNDAY 12-5 ty will oot be a.Heeled by 3 bedroom, 2 bath vi~ home Huse 2 B<irm•. 2 ba, 50xl27
1723 Terr•pin Lene FrttW.ay. Ownera wiU b!Jp on H~. Nice patio ere•. Fh'!l)lace. &low market!
BAYCRESI' qualified buyers with 6Jw\c. Needs some pa.int I: polish, MONIE 642-KOO
lntriguing custom • built 3 in&-Very anxklll1 as they bu~ desirable New po ~ I DAVIDSON R lty
BR & coo.Yertible den home a re movinl to LeiSUtt HeigbU area. Chl.'ner will . ea
· designM round glass-walled World. This iA truly a custom trade for home wheh! zon. NORTH Costa M ...
garden &: waterfaJI open to built beauty at $43,000. ing perirtlts horses, or Large .t BR. formal dining
the ky. Formal dining room? 61J..9'200 Eves: 673...Dl6 Lease I Option wil.h small room + family room. Near
Breakfast room overlooking Bay & Beach down p&yment. All ·for Catholic Olurcb. $31 ,$0
16x32' pool with carpeted $33,500. . , Rlir. 2750 Harbor 5B, CM
lanai on fee simple lot in Realty, Inc. 673-9200 Eves: 673-lm6 546-5460 EvH .545-5142
finest residential I r e I . I ==-=w=. =B=ol=boo=B=l=··=·=· N=B= I lay & leach
(drive via Tradewinds lo I' R lty I
Shipway Lan•) Only $61.500. OH OMINIUM . . . ea • nc:. Cost• Mesa 1100 Ruth Pudoll, RHltor ( D . m; \V. &!boo Bl•d . NB 1-------
lliffi \Vestcliff Dr. 612-5200
1 Victoria Mesa ""l:iZ==:==:==:==:::=;: 17 BR 1 % bath, large spacious r 3'. ii rooms with ttr~lace. dish-Gftrsiian Colon11I Homes
washer, freshly decorated Here's traditional charm 16 NEW HOMES BUY GI-FHA
This cute 3 BR homf' ha.a
been Government appraised.
You must act quickly. ln
excellent location complete
with y;/w carJ)et.!i &: dnpes,
fenced yard with sprinklers
A 20' covered patio. Price
$22,1"° EZ lo buy.
~ l' \ \ I • \\ 111 1 !
...... i \lt\\!l\\
S152 Pm. Reo'eationll ~a blrnded' with custom built Low dn. 6% '1n JO.yr loan
with large pool. 2400 Elden, quality! A low, rambling . 1rom $24,950
Unit #13. Drive by&: CID home of red brick &: wtlite V11.l~y Road at Victoria.
Newport shutters, designed around a tJust E. of Brookhunt
•t r picture911ue patio & a garden up on bluftl
Victorl1 C1issic Georgian entrance Lido size Iota. ftf! simple
graced by carriage Jan1ps, land . H!ih above sea level. 646-1111 fol'mal dinin&: room, powder Built-in electric kitchen.
(Open room, rame room with b1r, Convenient to lbopping em-
3 beautiful bedrooms. Sup-ter, near schools. 3 and 4 Evenings) l'rbly decorated! Choice BDRMS • 1 &: 2 Bty. Fire-
Newport area "-not lease-places, carpeUng, draperies, ---·-----.....
Coll .. • P•rk 1115
IMMAC :l br, lf\m rm, 2 ba,
dbl frpl, elec blt·ins, full
opts &: drps, N' schlg A
shops. $24,500. 54&4243 aft., 5
:? Br. 21,i ba. Dover Shores
1515 Cornwall Ln. 642~
BAYFllONT UNITS No do•inll ""'~· 3 BR 2 boll>,
FOR BAYFRONT "'x lOO !meed Jot 1and""P'
HOME 673-3345 <d, ''""~· -· """· built·in R&O, cUnu. area.
OPEN SAT le SUN
2 BR. den ·Fumlshed
118 Via Quito 67~
* WATERFRONT 4 BR
wlboet doc.it. 3 ba. Open
Sat/ Sun 10.~. 312 Evening
Slar. Rltr ~
Newport Bfach 1200 ======== .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Wutcllff Huntington lloach 14oo
Private bath att rmlter !ft
double 11:an1e. S159 per
montb incl~ taxes.
-S22,950 .
Widow's Walk
Scan the inscrutable :sea from
thr roof top hideaway of
th~~ tall, dark. and hand-
son\e Oceanfront Triplex:
while your equitY is growing
beneath your f~I. Lushious
J BR, 2 bath apartments
with dens, tumi!h Income
PLUS hx shelter.
Low down or will e~cllange
$134,500
Burr White, Realtor
2901 Ne1vPor1 Blvd
Newpo11 Beach
67:,.4630 Eve11: 642-2253
1230
lmmed. Possession VA no down • F1U. min. .mn. 3 BR2bo!bo, '"'-! FIREWORKS uv1nc """"· -v...,. ~limmerlng over Newport's OPEN Sat/Sun 1.6 atone ~ce, w/w arpet·
&<>t Bay will be lttfl trom 16312 E19le Lane tnc. drapes, bW!t·fn ~
the front yard ol thll-ele-Sharp 3 BR home. near &: o v e n, ~ Jr.
gant Westcliff home. Spac-achools, abowini. Dougias fenced. Move in l'ocMy, ••
>ous 3 BR, plu1 family' rm It CountrY Club. VA • FHA 1· f
& 2 giiatening bllths, profes-OK. Apprailled at
iooolly '""°"'lod, ..,..... ·S23,750 eo,. B,.oo1<h'1<st l CvOeld and draped. Outdoor ... tio ·· y CO ~ ••~ PERRON REAL T . 962-4471-~ ~~CDs to I5xll tt •pooJ, $56,· 181h: ~R~:LE6;"tm VACANT
R. 1 2267 !Kl ft. Garden entry with I $2Cm down
E1t!:-e ~te family room. wet ·1 4 tarp' BRa 2 blthl
bar &: roOm for pool tllhle. I GARDEN KITCHEN
320 west coast highway mOOem elect. kitchen with I Like new condition
642-0.144 anytime · eattni area, aeparate dining / Walk to Catholic "!'~~~~~!!!!!!!!~ room 4 big 'BRI' + aewii\g School '&i Ouch H.n' Ten ": · area, 3 baths .Large le!!ced / 5 min. lo BMCh I: University Park 1237 Jot ~ -New car --:----"--"'--="-i , room ..,,.-. Fret-way Enjoy watching surf e.crobe.-pets. U>.995. $3100 down. BRASHEAR alAL
tla ~ ""'""'"' . PPEl'I SAT l SUN l'lllJi '""I ' ~ lanai in this compact Ocean-VIilage 7, luxurkius extraa J W!ffl mJ!-847-&531 Evet, 538-
front cott11ge. 2 BR, 1111 BR. 2 ba, atrium, lO ft"c~-Cor Brookhunt &. Garfield HOUSTON HOUST
balhs • patio w/fireplace • in.gs, lush planta in 3 962-44n ~103 Owner rncmi.. Sharp
• 2 fYW DOWN J:arderw, mirrottd, dolet iiijiiii-• I "" zoning ·IL . doors lamorous . t\R 2 bath, cul-de-sac-,
Good invl'l!tment •t lot value i *JllLCIOWI tarp k>t, llhin&le :root,
at S47,500 r.ntertainin11:, $26,500. Exe. . "'IFE WANT~DI pl•t.!Y '""""~• -•--'-"· investme.nt near UCI. By v:• · """ ~ Burr White, Realtor °""'' 833-0004 To ..,.....,"" 5 ""''""' built-in !Wl, f•mllY roaii.
l ...... ~I \I I 1 < • "°MOvf UPT
109l Baker, C,M.
hold. Rs.re for $67.500. fencing landscaping.
Ruth p;;doll, .Realtor Mlchlel Kay, Builder 2001 Newport Blvd
l6Qi WestcliU Dr. 642·5200 Phone 642-2821 t.'ves 642-5100 Newpon Beach IRVJNE
Irvine 1231
BR.s, elegant dinin& room, carpets, drapes. Priced""
Juxuey citrpetinc £: IPIU'kl· low mari<et. $26.700 • J9r.r
Ing gan:len kitchen IOoking down payment, Move in ....
67!i-4630 Eves: 6'12·2'l53 HORSEY AREA EXCLUSIVE Viii••• I. 2 BR Spo"i•h.
V'll Alm h * IC gre~ belt location, nr. ucr, 1mmocw•i• 0011 hoo" .., I age osp ere PR E .•hopping • ,...,.,.uo,. 124.-EXECUTIVE HOME
oot to 1n aiure pool, ·f\lll .,_ ~··· price 139.~ • terma. lf
Padfic Shores Rfllll~
IH7-R586 Eves 9fi2..54<XJ Cor Brookhurst &: G
An immaculate home in ex·
. New Listlnlj • '"''" B.,crest. L'""'ri""'
Corona det Mar master bedroom iruit with sarden &: solarium.
to Cameo Highlands. A-Pius
Home. 3 Bdnns, 3 bllhl,
Plus Family Rm, Plus a
childrel• TV or Game room,
Plua Big Ocean VM!w from
proJ.e!l&ionaJly. landscaped
asrden, 1 $43,500,
huge A·l lot. Newly carpej. • LU REDUCED *' ~. B,v owner. 297.4373 or "' w;th .,..,.,,,,;, sw<d1'h with 1968 XURIES <·l~27't. fi~Jace. Combine a coun-heart ot the NEWPORT llAR· BUfi,DER of Tl·llS NEW ~========
962°4471 'S..rj~
DIVORCE
Charming traditional home. 2 3 BR., 2 baths, family
B<lrms + 2 rm. sleeping room with bar, formal din·
loft. Hobby room. Sep. din. lng room&: a bobby room.
rm. Dark rm. in garage. On Beautifully land&alped,
CURT DOSH, Realtor
1730 W. Cout Hiahw~
642.6472 • EVES. 673-3468
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1240 try atmosphere and an 001. BOR area ~ Monticello home J,<XX) sq ft CUSTOM H0t.1E Back Biy
atanding pride of owenrshlp makes it n ght. 3 BR & den HAS O'I11ER lNTERE.5TS,
heme. Only $71,250. ~fay or 3 & 4 BR. Only $20,950 SO YOU SAVE-$2000. This BACK BAY In County Cor-
conslder GI ll'rms. ~itb luxury built-ins & year much desired Baycres( loc rldor. BY OWNER $22,500. 3
round e:trterior maintenance +4 br, fam rm, 3 ba, makes BR. home with detached. + Country Club Jiving, with thia an ideal exec family &"ataae. Larat separate yard
forces iale on this 3 BR 2 Pacific Shoret ... }
bath home. Fireplace, lam· OFFERS
ily room wlth' built·in BBQ, ~ttraciw !'e'tllala lrom 1 $
walking distance to paroeb. bedroorus as low u
4.5' lot ••• $39,950. Cf\ fee land $59,500. J BR •• HOME :wil.:b". heated pools, private home at a price below equal arl!a, kleal for bOat or
'to al! terms. Your lls~1 are
lal 'School l sboppinc. Open $139/montb. l
Mrs. Raulston 1901 G~OOD LANE .. .. home. Consider trade, 1617 trailer storage. 5%. ';ti Joan R. 0 . St.tH Rultor1 uraently needed for
OWNER 642-4Cfi9 ~ 9851 Co~tinental
HUNTINGTON BEACH Coldwell, Banker & Co. 2 BR, 111 "''"'· 116.200
NORTH EAST CM 160 LEXINGTON LANE Trdewinds S59.500 M4-5347 can be aasumed. C a 11
Hardwood lloort, lari;e yard rA~71fWI I::S't " ··• C,. lJRJVL {714) 546-1210 838-(1181. 642-2146 after 6 pm.
lot With 1ccess to rear for """"' .1en Eves.In;=~""~""';=..:.:...,~ ~o;--
boot o' oom,.,, VACANT. ONLY 121.8'0. F'"'""' ' EXECUTIVES -BACK BAY
847.J519 lease or rent. ~ -_...,====--1531>889' 84T IUILDERS
REPOSSESSION
t2flCI E. CDl51 Hl.,,..IJ N1wp«t lelldl. C1Ulornl1
Kl Niii o• """
4 ledroom.,_2 Baths
BARGAft4 of the J\1onth!
rMMACULATE borne wit!\
hi-lo pile carpeting. Built-in
kitdlen. ·Built • ln vacuum
clearl{!r system. Filtered
SWIMMING POOL. 'f'ER.
RlFIC locaUon, $23,500. NO
DOWN V'el.!i. $1 ,400 DOWN
FHA. $700 DOWN FHA·VE'l"
COSTA M.t...I\ ot"l"ICE
1.629 Harbor Blvd.
545-9491 Open till 9 PM
john macnab
CAMEO HIGH~A!IOS
Special offer on 2 homes due
to repossession by owner-
contractor. One-3 BR. with
family room Ii: ~ BR
with f&mlly room. Both with
ocean view. Priced at $38,.
500 &: $43,!JOO. ~enl
tenns available.
Call for appl.
642-8235
6 DELUXE 3 IR.
UNITS LIKE NEW
14 Acre complt!tely IP.need
wtth block wall, WK! lllutf
aJ'N, $825 mo tnenimf'.
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.... ytllno
SqUffD Your SS
and buy this 3 BR 1 % bath
borne. NNr churches Ea•!·
side, Com Mesa $71,500.
George \Villi1mson, Rltr.
6734l50 OPEN EVES.
BUILDERS
l ACRE , R-4
$47.500 Weslblutt County
area. Possible ·30 units.
642-1n1
Anytime
Immediate po!'ISC!Sion. GONE BR horn!' on quiel c:ul-de-.sac 2420 Univr1-sity Oriv,. l'A acre1 ft l1trae cui;tom
S 18 500 -. :otreel. Nicely<' 11. r p " I ,. rl , 0i.~1om Newpo" S.y ~-•-. ho l • f freshl.v painted. ~Autifu/ '-"'""' me · BR, dm, 2 heths.
d'· RI 3 Bdrm ' Rath lul(\Jry Will 'trsidr? CALL VLD-1 Wells-Mc:Cir ,. tra. TO Fl.ORJDA~P<low vac. Jm. cuslom buill ·in k 11 c h" n · Prf' l~~d S36.~ . QUEEN 5t().115t (open eves) 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. _ _, """'•· .,0 .. , 3 BR lovely covrrcd palio&'many ,.,__ .,._ ' f "~ •'"" '-' .. nl t>ca In t · v 1,,,n _,.l ' Sun 1· :.10 p.m. Hl!rit.agr. Real Lsta tp
548-1Tl9 Eves 644--0684 horn~ PrestigP. area, 1,. bl, i\1~~t &Cl~ ! Ml~~il ti:':,'~ frederick b1te1 2 STORY home. 4 BR & 3 W NTED mas.s.ive dbl frpl, near-new reasonabll' ol.P!!r. CALL MR. 54fi.l:.!ll rvr~. ~t11-:.'617 BA. Large coverP.d patio.
Near new l large .BJU:, c:•r·
peled, hUJ:f' f1mily mom,
e-ltttric kitchen. Immed.
3 BDRZ..I, heated pool,
ing dlllt HB grammar A
schl. Owner 5J6.fi627.
possession. 10% down • now · Fount1in Valley
·$26,75(1. .._
LlSTER Rfo:ALTY 842.fi633 LOVELY 3 Br. 2 .oa
EXTRAS. Pa.tlo, J a r e NO DN TO VETS 1o1. • !1!>-1611 °"" s A carpeting, cov P<!Uo, huge BLACK 51()..Jlal topcn e-.•eR) BEST Buy in BluffA Com-Prof. Land 1 c a pe d . Lo
Real Estate Sale• People. lam1rl nn,. & room for boat or Heritage Rl'!a.1 Esta!r unity, 3 BR, 2 BA. 2 cllr maintenance yard. Prin-Sharp <f BR Dutch Haven, ~
WHY NOT GET ON THE r. orced to Mlll tor l ?2 500 EASTSIOE S"bmJI gar. 5 min. 10 '-Afl<h 0, cari>ets, drape:!, patio. di-;W;.e:;ut:;m;::;;ln;;;•:;t;;or:_ __ T,,~i
BAND WAGON? $32,000 • 10% or. an reason-"' ' 1 • Q 1 . · .". '"" cipala only. 646-4515 condra I awn, cul..de-sac ~.,, 25 Y··-In •bi< off•,. CA" R. A y on crma. u et. tree lined harbor. 2 min lo Village ~L"u"x~u=R~Y-:,~b~r-. 2=-o-b,~t~h -co-<Kl~o. P . ~ . h LUXURY 3 IR vv .,.... ... ,_.... slrc<!I 3 nice sized BRs 2 Shoppi"g Center. 2 ml" lo lllrecl. rw=...., ng I at only .-, ~--go County GAULT 540.1151 (""" ) · · frpl, pool. golf, lee land. $23 SOO Family room + hUJ"e ,
vi-.i1 y .... n eves baths. hardwood !loon dou-1CdM Hii:h. Spacious. grcrn ' · d:
• Full pAge a'dvertiaina Heritage Real F.stat<' ble garage, huge e~Josed l!urroundings. Pool. S33.900. Owner transferred. $32,500 P•ul Jone1 Re1lty room o:werinc entire
• Inter office teletype COU G PRlio or rumpus room Owner &W-!5.52 By Owner. 642-.1371 847-tm Eves. 8~2·584il floor Its 11Uper hlnalwy A
• Tr0Utln1 proanm E E PARK w;u,,,. • do"b! -he" f~· -SUBMIT ON TE""S L<w•IY 4 BR 211 BA. Loon THIS WON'T WT on1.Y 127,,... Nol I e Intunnct OPEN HOUSE the money. Priced to 1cll . """ Bal $28,000. Make Oller. lo ve1erans. Low 1*A • M th ... w •• ,.. _,,_ Almost new 4 Bdnn. J ibatbs Ow >4"~0 Torms 'i any o er uei1cu.. •FRI , SAT. SUN nc ....... 10me Tender Loving ner • <rOCJ• •
Call 646-4494 ·For int~~ Sll Princeton Dr. C.re. CALL 540-ll51 ffJ!lt:n fplc, elec bl1-in kit ~ BR 7 ba1h. A real !harp LISTER REAL TY:-=
Don't I · a Houle 5 BR plus lam rm, f.!-\ bathl, eve&) Hcrita,ge Rt!ll &!late . n~:t~~~lt~~~·,!~ Eastbluff 1242 hJme. S21,000. 16612 Beach Bl, HB 312~
iuy a Way' of· Ufe 2,000 "' n. I> x s °'" =· 934 $ENATE -,.,. v;, !.Jdo ••~mi v1EW • BY OWNER sLf:ELSL R~~l TY ,_ .... •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!~"'!~~~I tftd, patio. lmmac ·l BR 2 & ny\on ~. •ACRIF!CE-Jmmac 5 Br. din 2~ ba eltc 347.i;19 • 9'"7369 L11una IMch lnro P.ool -Tennia Court · etc. SCENIC drps. King sized room11. Must St'll . ..,., .,,. ~ How 'lout This $11,IOOf No reCreatlon . j\:st Jun! Fenced garden. Quiel •rea. trade bef<re July 20 Bay ~· c~~I .. lndscpg. ~i~ SWIM FREE ~'lw,,.1 Arch~
Solid home. 80W'ld value~ 3 A.Ito inchdes 31BR, a bl, un-PROPERTIES \Valk lo edlla Best Deal In ~~e~_Custom Conde.. J br, 2 LOADED With l•'li
2 be••· din' ~ ·~ 2 -• 2 Have 2 unbelievable Iha..., u n '~ • bedroom, u ... , m1 ....... n~ .,,._~ h 0 m •· ,~ •726 area. Owner · Muet Sell · ,uvu sq. "· atry. 12 O ·• f•otu..., • •-•'"• on -
are& for entertaining · C01'· ·ao.e to BNdl, of coune! > J20.500 Terms. Open 1-5. w s, •"' · eel. Loan baJ .....,.. & nuna , --·~ ,...., !pool ~f Corona, del Mir $ .. boroe1 witb .helled -1.t ,, .• ,.of bw·,u::·~ ...... ~
ered patio tor aummer pert· pt;BOO lncludca An. llfhe. Worl.d BY 0 W NE R : .Cllmbrllf&"e $29,300. Oller! 67M3,56 ,, ...... _ World ;;.~1 ~e of 3 or 4 BRs, 2 br, dep. frpl., 2 be, I:
let. Maturt ahade a: fruit CHESHIRE ,, model. eou.-Partc:. 3 ltg .CHARMING adult Ba.Yfront ins · hf not retlly toAr headi•akwr. Dbl. pr, 4JY·
trtt:s. Hilb blodc fence for ' REAL ESTATE 9t y.., .. Feet br, 2 ba, xtra lrg fam rm, 2 , bomt. 2 BR., 2 bath, Irt>Ic. at Your Feet'' L~ 1Um.mer? pstio with frpi. 3 decks, ....
complete Jrivacy. Unbert.t· 61&-Z'im ! evn; 6f2..3615 H•rber View Hlll1, CcfM Uled brick flllll, opll,drpa -Kitchen 1 de a I for en-H1rbor View Hiiis, CdM R REALTY ~~ a vJN. to ;~fXNd! ~
ab!• " the•'"" 54°"""· LO DT PRICE «+ + lomily nn, dmi.1 '"""""""· A Rustic Bea"ty· "• 1' 1n 1 "g. Boat •Lip <' + + family rm, din!"' THIS DIRTY DOG 1"""' quid<' oole. 'lit TARBELL 2955 HllrMr ' W, . nn, wet 1*'1 Immediate Qc. $27,900. 540-7957 or 830-253'7 ;,~le $31,500 Owner rm, wcl bu. li:nmedlate O> haa· to be -*I this .tetk'. 3 ~t~ ~~7:!fi
V I E W pqoc.; h:>rne., Oil marke'I. 4 cupan.cy1 $.a,<.o:I down. BY OM(ER • $24,500, 3 br, ;;;;;;;;-:;;;;:.-..,.---,-.,,.~~~ cupncy 15,(Q) dowll. BR JI x 22 den, 2 blths. Try • -.... ~-p lun •-·-•
BR, 2 'bolho, f)'k, Bile, .BOYO REALTY 111 .bo, run <P" • <1rpo, 221X1 SQ. i; • 4 b" 2~ ii<, BOYD REALTY '995down. -~--· .
t"Pt1/dl1* tr cov. p1.tlo. Only 3629 E, Qout Hwy, CdM Ind~, 'xtra Jard tor bot.t Frpl, Lg Family Rm. Dbl. 3629 E . Coas~ Hwy, CdM t'IAFFDAL REAL TY ~'757! .
OCEAN fl"Om dinin 11: rcom a:
love.b' prden kitchttl. 4
largt bedrooms I 2% betht.
Deha Reel Eltete
6'6Ml4
·nt.MI'. A:Aume FHA Joan ~ , and/or 'trlt'. Xlnl loc. w. of G1 • Pool • wa.lkln,. dist 615{i9lJ "Home lo Match lncome" Count IY8ry Star_
I i pay1 Stn total per nio · H -"'"1313 ••• -1 to ach l'a • playa ...... nd le 11_ W and all the flk:kertns t:ALLMR::NEUON540-usi ~SALE or EXaL\NGE 8 • .....,. • -...vi' city lib. Owfter ... 642.os,16, OPEN flOUSE Sal/Sun 11-' -.v amer , 8'2-4400 In the City below. J. '*" ewal IWrit~ Re.I for OranJt City, or L.A. aft 6 508 Acecia. 2 BR, h'plc, 5:i.1 Of LOAN bonie (Entertainment
Eltate home Fallbrook area. l~ Monticello TownhouM $1000 Down 1'1!.,uUfUJ enclofied pa I In 74 /0 dltel .Nr. Top ,0 the:
ii•--••••••I ac w/vtew, 6 mi TanCb hie F'adna Cubhouae-Pool a.mi. LH!!t opt. l Br. t Bl bltrui, w.M>tt-in BBQ, Price reduc· lJ / ·"-J plus 5 rm guest or rental. 3 Br. 2 811. tG~ C111ls, drps. Wlk: bch. 2 ~ ed. No Quillfylnt •Low Dn v rm w .,.. ..... ""
AYOCado a: fruit lttd. Lrr modd) O:Jv. p1:tio. tennis. 642.J:nJ' • CHA.RMJNG Spanish 2 br, + 5 IR 2 IN ... 2 fn ehl !:" tt!.c~;:n..
pool, patio .. s.\4,000 B.kn. 155 Yor1ctown Lan. MS-92116 LUXURY Condom • Blllfft, f runt rm. xtra parking, ~· llltASH!AR-RIA.L TY , -. p• ~r• •• -, ,
S22 950 DCIANFllONT
• PENINSULA Pr. Bnt ...,,
OK. Ph: n4; '128-all2 or M?-8531 E -,..,... ~ _,........, ru,o.o ... • 213: 3ll&"3J) OWNER CLENi' 3 BR, 2 BA wkh BR, 3 BA. Mint aeD:! Owner lot. Sy O'lt'M'. 321 Poppy. Vts. -.w.i• Glont)Tt St. Lqwa -===~==-=~-i """'' "'°'· u"" brldo 1ruw1. 136,soo. Coll ..,.., 6r.>-m6 . , R-for Trallw -.
VA or FHA kJo.'tb' l BR. 1 darling 2 8R. Fptc, 40 ft
ho , pool m. ,.rd, -lot . IM.OOI. '
frp&c. blt-lnl, neAt Orange BalOO..RHJ Eltale Co.
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FIXER·UPPElt littpla~. Detached garage. evea 11ft 5, 6'4.(E(8, Cam!O H_iah!ands, •P'cious 4 or J"OIU' boat Lovtb' eomeJ' HANDYMAN
2 BR tum. ~. Jt..2 zone: • UZ,500 Aaunt ns,(Q) mA "S, DEN, • BA~" br, 2 ba. On canyon, $36.SOO, 3 BR 2 beth + den. Thia olde hlMt bu -•• -
..... lo<. 17th SL -. S%% loon 54Ml.l!l5 Owner Ub,,.,.,, I,,.. ,... S OWNER rn.«23 HAPPDAL ltEAL TY "' di>o. lo-,
C.out Coll~ I C.M. ~. 700 E. 8albol Blvd., Balboe
MIZELL ae.lty 50-2318 OR.Sqle 3-4140
SALIS ASS()S:IATU I~~~~~~
15115 IPll• Manopm.,, S695 DOWN
WChi*1· °°'*"' yow I I: 4 Bt!dnona
bcltlOf ,..Stery ~0.0942~-2 bo., .a bull•U., ..._
Jvu Wf!lll' model hamt ·~ Jl!nCftl
w1th -· 2 -so., llvinl LIOO ISLI ""'1>l1lhod,.... rm, dlr\iftl •f1*· lam ma, 4 9PFUNG rn:r..sH • ekopnt l 545-XM dlo'I M&-MS) ~
BR 3 bfl. BU)' now I move Br, din I rm, .. c cuttlb'lt
bi beta-e ~ 11art1. cor, ~.catio. Own I Ail ror t>ally Pilot Want Ads.
Roy J . Ward (l), H!-15\0 ST:l&e!. Dial -
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t:.~~i'!"*'' ·:: ·;"~i:.::; ~c:E~ Lido Ille 1151· .;.,,~..:. ...... ~ ~';.'..:;'"'M. ~·~;
S41<1S81 -MUbn> SI., CM • ......,. MOVE llof Ntor -•BIL, -h + Homo+ Afll' s • ho. 22' !.Jvtrm. ....
BUSINES!I ........... u.· BY OIVR M ....... , 1r. • lrpl ..... -... _,,. N""' -· ..... + ..,. n.so Total cost JW>. ...-.. _.._ lot-· $22.000 or-. bo. lull m>. l>lbw. "1>1c. ft. $21,00I. 0,.. -; 3S1 -' lid, don, din, 4, Jo -......... 'lam -IZ,!Op. -...
olft r tnd kit. $23,950. 56-8562 62nd St. Olmer rzs...o14f a.. 2 r-~: 2 Bd, 2 be Apt. lllU electdc ldtawn many 915 S. Oit HWJ, ••-O'lll&"
K9nntllly I ..... MF&. DEL MAR 3 Br .. '*"' IS YOUR AD IN CLASSJ• 3 car. ~. VIEW $1~.<ll»· l!Xtru or low rHA ~· BY OWN'ER. 3 ai.iilf$,
l'KA . VJ, 11.tinp a.....U•blt rm. DS,000, OWNER nmr SOhWOOi ..ui. bit R. c. CREER, 'Realty USTER AE.\LTY 84:2-8633 oceu •iew. s:a ... .
M2-fm 548.f23IJ 980 PrNldlo ~ klOlldns w ta. Olal la.em. 3416 Via Udo mmn Wte eleplaanUt Dtme-&·llnt l33-Slt2 • ........ , ~)
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P'ILOT PENNY PINCHER_ .
DIAL 642· ·3 lines 2 times 8 2°0 North County Toi fNLl40.1UO
Just Say: "CHARGI ITI"
HOUI• -IALI RIHTALS ••,.iALS RENTALS RENTALS , .«!HALI ltl HTALS ltl HTALS ll""~ .. ~~-~~-l~ll~ch~~·~l~70S~ll ~~H~l~UI~•=• =f=llftl=llhod=~~ Heuw Unfurnllhod H-Unfurnllhld ~ Unfurnlehod Apls. fumlohotl Apls. furnlehod ~ ,,UnfUl'llhhotl -.1 2000 o.n.r11 . aooG N-rt leach nG0 lock loy n40 Coote -4100 Hunllntton looch 4400 COiia Mw 5100 li&D6bf N ...... I -1 IR, -4, 1 lllk to Ooean COl:LIOI PARK LEASE 3 8&-mo, Family $25 Wk, Up 110! « '1!15 uni, lot, dlx 2 "" LAltOI l lllt, APTS.
SPICIAL ,..,.,NB.llJl,....wkJlll>. 3--.11oma .1llb&th>. Upper lllY Li-~ .. Refa..:oocJ"'...:' •-• ......... Ill .. •h1dlo, ""'" N•u acbooll. ,,._,,;
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LAIIGE 2 ""''"' -~. blt-IM. Laundry I: pt. SU5
10090 McFldclfn M1-:M13 nus OLDE HOUSE HAS 6G-l2T2 BHutiful )'a.rd • DO peta. $200 NlW & NEAR NIW NA 2-3135 • Tacl UtUI A ftalM: ... !lpftcioul 60' poet Adlta 191122 wllkine dlatance ID occ
SEE2'I BEITER DAYS. Im-month"" 1-. ~>< Bdnn Condamlnhun e Ibid -• 'IV avall. Matp" Lant oa-= 911 EL CAMINO looch 5705 =~ ot~:= ~:i:.~ :!~ = m8 Eveninp l Wk.ends Sfenbh lt)1e Homes Coron• 4el Mir 3250 :;-;:~ ~:.' ~ Legune Bwh , 470i Apt. # 1 _:osta Mete ~ :::c"!!:~::"::"~.,;;,; ... =cb-&-..,...--.
board lll6ls. rustic lhinPe. $50 mo. Call after 6 p.m. Gs:=:~~ LUX. l ~ bdr · paHo, ret in. ~ 3 BR, ya r d NEW AlnlWwd 2 BR 1 BA, ~N=tw=.,.="==·=-:;::h==S=200= 2 BR. 2 RA ,\ltfY W'P apt tnd<*d by uaect brick m-tm. * Coste Miu 1100 with 81.)'Yiewa. Inade.. troom, aar., bee .. beam~. Gar. New K Mart $150 mo. all electrlc• bullt-isa. Paoo-.: with vtew tram private: ckdt,
wroucbltrooff!ndne. LOCA· -QIARMlHG borne a BR. , .,.. all tbt modem mru: rm .• rrr. Sch., wt?': ..,.....,., Te.. OK 373 Wil1on . nmC view OYedookin& All· 6ASTBLUFF tiullt-D, carptt-1. ~
TIX> A J' E W BLOCKS • MMe 210:0 bath, r--"~ -. --··, from $225 to M25 turn, .$DJ. 2910 Third Ave. Bachelor very nJce $&5. Ut.il . ., Beac:b. '11). 499-m6 •01t LIASE td, large refria, all MWIY ..,,.. nm BUCH ... "Y ......... ~r--.. OdM _. .. .__ "D" "-"""-' I I r ... _ ~ •-..-· · draptt, ciouble rarqe • dependfn& upon loeaUon • • _ .. '"~ <n<r'7342 OCEAN View Studio Apt, cln dec<lnttd. ,_ ~ or
SprawtiQa 3 BDRM , I: MOBILE Home. Comp, ftr@place. $115/mo QilldrenH IASTILUFF BL\t.rr. <>ceuritw S BR., 2 SPACIOUS 1 BR, w/w ""'la, Jumbo J'-'-llO N. -~-1 r i)tts;' 00 o.;e·iai&r-it:'Pleue .. DD Doot ...a ... , (COULD Furn I 1 he d Oole to b9 2 """1... mUst.1--1 ~r uuuu. .....,_ 11 New Prestige Quiet ""'.11.w .... .,66 mo with ~· OK cau °"" Myb" ·• REALTY _;;,_ ·-::::·,~ •".:';; _clrpa, .i.ci. bll-iM, .W•• H-.·---'Buch T H --··~ BE CONVERTED TO 4 everytlllni! ~9121aft6 50-ll51 Herltap Real ,.,,..,06, wu1111:r ... ,, ....... _ 11'8.t nr mgp. "freeway ~J ._..._ own °"* et.bleA:praae .Mar49'-~
BDRMS.l SERVICED BY 2 3 BR 61milhed hou5e 1v&il Eltate 2414 Vllta Del Oro Aus. lat. $290 1811e. 6~ Adulla only. 5'41.QU,2 evea 6: .tENTALS \. . LO'IEL y i br 2 b& 'view aJ,t
B.A'MiS. 8PA~~· 2'2 'i< immediately $115 mo. At!· 4 BR. l" BA. Fireplace. Newport BMcb AVAIL July loth. ~.Br· frplc, wknd& . ~ Unfunlfllltill ~~~~v::! ~ with p.raae. No at.pL Wt
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tled · walll, EXTENSIVE Newport ... ch 2200 pr. Redecorated inside $115 * S46-01ll * lepta, Ira cupbrd& 4 doeea. GeMrtl ' SOOO 2 bedroom +den & 3 bed-•
UI£ OJ' GLASS A11'0lt.Ql -mo. See &ft. July lth. AVAIL Aue lit, COi' Unit iac-4 B'ft. 3 Ba .• rqe, l'ffrls. $85 OO-TI48 , RINT roam with 2 or 21it bl.tbs lentils Wanted 5990 :t
AN~ O c E A N HOUSE w/fenced Jard% Br. 96&-2467, 8-3 PM tns pool. C&ftleta, drapes dlhwshr. Adulta, no peta. ---------I 8 YOUNG Lady with multiple ;.! vtEw. l.lrfe kitchen with cn Qwlnel. Avail winter DUPLZX 3 bdrm, 1" ba. E. blt-1111, 2 car cll]I011, 3 BR, $280. 4.24 Polnaetti1875-5218 3 lt.ootnl PurnltvN Your own targei.tar Pl'Sit'· sclero1la and well behaved %
att"a ebtd DINING RM ., Ieue. Aly~ unit avail on .wte. cp11, drPt J>atio, 2~baV!hsAl .• s;?>mo,onleue. Newport 8Nch · 4200 $25 Month Automatk:dooropeottavail. GmnanSbepb e r d com--;
JUNGE A O'lfN, MFRIG. wt ter. '" leue 2 Br. bltin1,'24Q Cecil Pl '111§ MI A &..ADLE NOW £PI10N 'IO BU!' • pe.nlon need.1 an unfumllhed ..
IN MATCHINC COPPER f73.8ZG, 2--2222 2 BR, ·2-e., carpel.I, drps, Huntlntten INch 3400 .JI Yearly LeGses ~o -t <> ac Dllbwuber. drapel, cu-pell one bedroom house ar apart.
· bit-ins. $200 mo on lease. ..,... · · • • 1; laundr.f taei1Uie1. TONE COLOR, DlSKMBI'R., CoroM •I Mar 2250 2BR, 28-. \arrt livin& . 6~ Evee: M8-69M Fila RENTAL BOOK 1 Bdrm Untum ....... , $135 H.P:.lt.C. ment with fenctd « end-
GAM. t>ISP. rrc. A dinlna area. Older home. . Bay & Stach RN.I•", Inc. Drop In and Smwae 1 Bdrm Unf\lm •••• ~ ... 150 Fumltu,. Rentel1 Jt@fr:fcen.torse available. oHd yard. Cid ~untinltOD
1bll bid houll bu. Ill tbe 2 SR., frpl.., P'A belt; all ap-WU! -1 -'iabl --'J WE u 'VE SOM~ 2 BR U tum """ ~... Se&cb · locatlon prele.rttd • ...,,,._ o~ e_...,, 20'ZSW.BalboaBlvd.,NB nn ., n .......... ~sl7W.19th,C.M. 548•.:ncu alk pool.
...... )QI ani kxlldnc lor pll&nce•: w/w CIJ1)., drp.I., tcr $90 mo. st().9212 AVAIL AUi ,~ _Unit •·-. 2 BR F'um, Beyvi~ •• 300 1568 w. U'lcln, Anhm Tif.2800 Your peNOl'I f!1 to :R.tuonable rent pleue:, am
in a Nedi bomt, BlfT lT'S bar; view, patto. SD, ru & --. ....... ~ 3 BR Unfum, Lido' • • on lixed tncol'rle. Pbcme ..
BADLY IN NDD OF water pa.Id_ • m-I'UU Sl'15, 3 BR, l'iS BATHS lng pool. Carpeta, drapes, g •. ~1 · ~,1--------...: Rent ILu1ing 1t$250mo It ~if oo ant. ph5JS..2225
PAIN1\a.EAN-UP,A ""' F&tlldeColt.aMesa blt-inl.2carcarport,J BR, 3BR~~=·····"·"·:.."":cGltetMla 5100 •
SOME MINOR REPAIRS. L le h 2705 ~1657 M&-'10t2 7'ibeths.$250moonleaM. .rum ............ ~'li~iiiiiii;.-··-~i;i IK5AM1GOWAY RESPOt(SIBLE workln a ~
Jt'a an outatandifta bUy for: .. una ec SlCD 2 Br. end. yd. pr nr. AVAILABLE NOW '7M2 EDINCER LIASl!/OPTION I NEWPORT BEAOI =·~;.:i~ w.•so PULL ,.,c. NTC!LY -2 "' • d... .....,m1nr. No ~'. 11!5 ' BR, • a.. CUii'"· '°1'0. -... ~'«I 'asuRr.rN•w' Shoh1·1'e'",··R·e·· ... 1·1o""r HARBOR. ..... .. •tudio ..... ...ii
1MUt.Y1 HUFtRYt HUR.RY! ~re::·~~1;:b E. n.t St. l-753-0328 ~ m> ~~~@:::-4 BR. 2% bJ.. 2 ltry, l ,,. 1J111 Yearly LeaMs yant pret. wm do ..,,sen. -~~=::.. .. L~ Dr.t.aa B.m-= M..Vonlo 3110 ~-~~:Z:.~ ;::.·'~~5"!~ 2901N...pon~. GREENS ;::~.::::::::.': :~~ .. ~;l"..,~'f:
JIHONE in4l ~ ~ ~ ~~oce; :•w~~ ""'=-""='---';..;..;.;; I:XECUTJVE 4 BR. Ir tam qualified exec. 963-1-130-NT~eh 8.\0IELOR .. UNFUJU(, 2 811. untum •••.•••••• 200 =Ev-,.n_·._•!»-_"'2 __ 0.,.._.,,,.,· -:--.:-I ---·-----. flmib'. ~ r SJJO-Vactnt. CI o • • to rm., i firtplatts, pool Ir 4 BR, 2 bl, frpl, bit-In., new-from $100 2 BR Furn, .Bayvl.ew •• 300 Buaine .. woman need:l l Br
& •• I Is ..,ft)"tbjftl. lkw.nd new maintenance. Immaculate ly lrWcpd bade yard, $2,25 3 8ft. Untum, Lido Wllurn Apt, CM, Newpott, ~ .. 00-· AztecfQkl.crpts 381' 2sa p .._:_ incl. util.. · ...... ..... S.le 19IOS _._, ..... _m_Jt_r_lt_•_nt;o•;.l•.__29_10 farn. frplc, Bun. '1ss6 'condition, in Bt.ycrut. $400 mo leue. 10441 1go r qu " Will LWE 1lM Bayfront ........... 250 Corona del Mir, Hunt~
- - ---·· ~-,..~~ BR Bt f · FURN. a UNF\JRN. LEASl/OPTION or oarport noc....,,,. :a ·-~ ,.. .. •-· ....... , M·-•-··--•. 031 • 4 0 3 2 per mo. Jt.ealtor 6'2-5200 Orele 962--0970 1 • 2 I: I 80 · 3 BA. Fum ....... : ... , 325 or LaillJla. To $100 mo. Gar
Co .. __ 897-8293 Near Nt 3 BR 3 . , ., ..... patio; nr. ADULTS ONLY """ .... Poolo, Olll4 ea.. . Nia ..,_. 2 IR Duplex. Ila., cpa, W • • Beach. Gardenir11 Inc 1. t.enttr, Adj. to ShoVPlri&-3 BR, NPt Shores .••• ,. 250 &42-0086 atfer 5 p.rn. lnc0me UnltS drj>l:ilhort blk ·to .. , ,.., c II p rk 3115 Family nn, split""'"· lh• Ollld<en, ,. .. OK. Cup., July. Aug •• Sept. No peta •llo•sd 'B11rr While, Realtor 5 YR.· Old 11'1 • 2 clop . 2 ·-octan. $13S wk. J uly _0_,11,_1_1_____ Blufl~. W .mo yrly lea11e. drapes. $195. 5?.6-1144 2700 Peterson Wlf, at Hu. • well-trained a.dulla delft :.
2l1 =eek, Aui: '1'ltl 3~R1" bath, COvtrtd paUo. Mn. Harvey fi75-2000 LIKE M'W' 4 Br. 2 Ba. unfum 2 !!'~RN001SMSHI~ 2ABA'!:j"' bar I: Adami, a.ta M-. · 2001. Newport Blvd. h10°mt1200"'MonN ....... th. •66 ~;$lSIJ -••
-Walk ttl ocx:. $225/rno. Alt. AVAD... Aue. 1't; 3 BR., 2% hst-. Bltnl. $185 mo. 609'Z ~ •LW M&-G.170 ' NtwpOrt Belch ~1"
MOVE m my lovtly 3 & S<MIU Bt. Ctpts. & d ..... """· Kol,., er. H... B d> , W1torfronl/Loc l•••iiiiiill•• 675-4630 " ~.=~~;.~l,~===,.=11u=.h==n=oo :;~sr.o Mo., '".", .~.....,,,:_;.c•'-''-"81'-'1-'-'1315=~--ci::~.IR~..... MODIRN •• -BAYFRONT Apl, 2" BR,' ltoolTll "'' ltont s"s
Nt>< Bdi. Avd. Jufy, Aul lo -~------I BR ...... ~ .. drpo., •lee. .., , , IRAND NIWl BA, 2 '" ,....,., Prlva .. LARGE! Pl..,..1! In privaJa
Sept JS, ~770 J BDRM, newly Me. Newport A;,.A~ut· ilti!_. BRbt 2"1 bltN:, frpi., patiO, IAD· yd., 2525 On.n Blvd,1 CdM pool, utilities furn., no pets, home. Working men ooly •
....._ .. n.r __.__. ~-. H_ta, T15 It J1mt1 Rd. MI · · .. ...,., fnl, pr. UM MQ. M7·S:U 673-1711 Luxurious Apts. yH.l'IY leate. $400 mo. 646-7504 .......,. ·-_ ,-.u, Poot $250 Mo., l e a 1 e __ -• "!'!l!!'!'!!' ... •ii•.,.,I ..,..... 1'>6 Mb a beach, "4'J:2J "2-1896 4 BR. 2 bl, blt-lril, new cpll :: 1 & 2 Mlrmt MS-1522, ~;-1'1S-2tpl ~ view. a. 4. $100 NEW Bey View BJutf 3 BR. A: Pakrt. dtpa. Nr. 5chroeder YEAR!.~ to · mature em-From $130 mo. NEW IOUDdproot 2 BR., 2 BA RiAL ISTATI
wlc..49fa73or49&-S03. 21,ti b&. Comm. pool Pk6:1Cb1.M2-1~ ployed woman, no peta. l Ava.lllltwkolJuly aC1'C8 tm Wltclttt Plaza, __ Oo;;.;;;'"'.;.;.;.'.c"'-·----L == Th. p BR. I: pr. U1e of btlut. F'ul.ly ce.rptt.S I: drap.d 1!65 lrvtn• $1.IW2XI 642--ii:::~~=~ II I ge = · YrlY "'· BICI". S•nt• An• Ho11 hto u:io ••"" on chann'1, 3 hick• All aiu1 1na 11239. • :;.ln;co;"'";;;;';';;""";"';;;'4;0-;;0-;.DI : «Mn 1: rnktl. mo. Refa. Adulta onlV. No pets •
Sin. Avd July 15-31 & AUi BAYSHORES . Unfum 3 BR 1 BR. H""' llJlO. ..Chngd. Sn.421 Complo .. privacy! 3 BDRMS. 2 baths. SI• .. to NEW INDUSTRIAL ·.~ 1~ 3. -REACHES y..,1y -$2!0 .... All util pd. BEAUTIFUL Wl .. •fronl s Villa t>&y. $200 ..-, ,...,,,. 2 BR FurD, oa S&ASHORE ~altor 548-55a7 -;=:i*==:5'&43:=:;'::';*=-== Apt. 2 Br, pe.Uo, boat dock, teven1 80'1 Clubhaule :Rd. 642-1615' Choice Santa. Ana location. l•••iiiiiiii••• I Dr, NB. $11' wk. 8$171» "' wkly _ summer rtntal or 384 Avoc•do St., C.M. · (e'e:ntnp ~18691 Lea~ 2 tenant bu114Jnp. <13.1-486.1.Attar·s PM) N1wport H1l1hh 3210 Duplu• Unfum. 3975 winter ltue. 303 Flnlev Manager * 142.2864 Nl:AR BF..AOH. LeMe. 2 BR Wiil retum a sp.ndlblt of NOW'S THI
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• ... ,~ _,.,. -1-yard. Near d. 548-3996, decm"&ted. H. B. fm-1.SM BA, patio. $200. ~. 1700 Ing peace A quleL Coron• d•I Mir 5250 pleate call K. W. Smal.I wltb Dl1PLii' cm dllnMI. lit HOMES 827-8lll0 mo. tJt yrly li e 5119 fUver Di rim' Eckltoff & Auoc. Inc. .
fkial'J!lro Avd~ Summer lt1ntal1 3995 -•:';':;· ""-"=="'::or==':83W:ii:112"==I ac mattve Tenant• 1818 W. Cba ......... Ave. * im.-i:i· N-rt ShorM :l220 • 1, 2 & 3 BDRM. APTll. •··-·
-NEVI Deluxe a.11,..fle.'.' home in Coron• del Mar 4250 POOL. NO CHILDREN . "' -Oranre. Calif. ~ck.~: .:ii.1J:: EACH WEEK 2 ;:._~!, =-~-:!'.'!~""ii~~ !'.URN Lie Btch•lor unit G~ARDRTII NICj)UE fl. °'1 ::;,. "'·"'" Ev .. wlmdo -
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n.I • -a -a4t l>lal JIG.061I !er R&!ULT!I A_.. furnl1hotl &1WT70, can Mn. H..i..... _, 1 a 2 IR, ..... A Untum STO!tE Bulldlog. -· • -, r·-SHAU Apt., Jae. priv. room, 17Tl Sant.a Ana, Apt U!, C.P.t. from $150 mo. !'rplci I PrV ft frmtage. lfl6f Nf:,.at _
USE THIS HANDY POSTAGE .PAID Coote Mose 4100 b&lh, ~try. Mfrlr. South al 1021 IL CAMINO DR. ~tlos~~; ~~ =8,,1:'',,·,,-=2134===="-I :
WANT AD 0 ER B. L NEW, qe l Br., wry nice, Hiway. &73-6904 Deluxe 3 SR. Sl50. Rnpor111-Gretn. Office lt.intil RD -AN K pr, quiet. adulll, no pets. APARTMENT $100. Ible •dulls. -900 Sea Lane, QfM Mf...26ll
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ANNOUNCIMl'NTS
ind NOTICU * * *
DAILY l'ILOT "':;..:
s111YICI DIDCTOllY
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NOW!
NEW!
PILOT
PENNY
PINCHER
Ca:-ASSIFIED ADS
WITH A
NEW-Lo ,w. RATE
3 LINES
l TIMES
IN THESE CLASSIFICATIONS!
F.urnitur• 8000 Pi1nos & Or91n1 1130
Office Furniture 8010 Radio 1200
Office Equipment 1011 T1levi1ion 1205
Store Equipment 8012 Hi-Fl & Stereo 1210
Cafe, RHt1ur1nt 1014 Tape Recorders 8220
81r Equipment 8015 C1m1r11 & Equipment 8300 ·Hou11hol,t:I Goods 8020 Hobby SuppllH 1400 Appliances 8100 Sporting· Goods 1500 Antiques ' 1110
Sewing M-chi,,.. !' 4... 1120 Binocul1r1, Scopes 1550
Music1I lnttruments 1125 Miscellaneous 8600
e EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e
e No Item Over $50 e No Comm1rci1I Firms •
• No Copy Ch1n911 • No Abbreviations •
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AND YOU MAY CHARGE IT!
Office Ront1I 6070 .,, .... 6200 loot 6401
LAGUNA BEACH 28 ACRES A>OC1do • °'6nt• LADY Ela1n dl&mood ...i1t
.ON FORES'i' AVENUE land In. Vlllt y Center, watch, Fuhioo Itl1nd .
Delk tpaeH avaltable In Sevtral tremmdoul view Reward. Retu111 to Sue
M'A'Ml oftlce ~ al 1itt1 ol Pauma Vallt ,Y It Statum, 1TU Q>ispo, A.pt ll,
prlnwt loc9:0on ln downtown Palcm&r Mt. .uotna new Lone Beach 90lk)4
l,.quna Bffcb. Alt condi-lt"OYf. You woo'tlfr thi.• BR.OWN Alli~ I billfold ln llon«l. o&l.-ptttd. bet.utltul Sl.250 ptt acre 'Jrlrce agam ..,.a or
p;u1eled pe:rtitlonlng. T w o th ls , •••ta, i.o..v d o w n , phone ~ ncrt t o
tntraricft: 'Fron~gf' on 841-2002 Al~rtlOfl 1 mkt, 19th &:: ~'"ortlt A11e .. Tf'a.I' 1c11ds tn 7 BEAl.mFUL Uike View Harb. Rew. 642-1890
a.EANING • -eat. P~1 rus ~wall ................ -
6751 I .......
K!PRART'S Olatom -! ! lrw tw moved lo 139 E 11, · 1
Suite T, CM. Will be ln all l •
dllf Sat l &m for pickup. ' :
t>1uncipal parking loLs. S-iO &el'« In one of Fll.llbl'OOks SIAMESE FemaJe, dt'clawtd. , ,
per month for space-Deak bHt irove i. twnie attaa. Vic Republic, home1, Meaa Whelldr• Wlftt? wt.ldyi a.t?
Itonina 3 yrs eirp. Fast
... beet. $1 hr.~
2057-B 'I'illtln .AV!lto CM
and ctia.trs available for $.$. Se-veral Xit:al borne · lites. Vttdt . Rrward? M>4813, SPICIAL CLASSIPICA TtON POi
Buolnell 00... ..,..,. ... Hones OK. A -M ......,,, NATURAL IORN SWAPPIU ~ .. .,.., 6111
KEfP C1IT THE LAW!<
unlem you. ~ .. rilbt'
~-Bonow mowen,
t:Ulerl, •eep1n, ailpn, ·1
prunerw • ~ JOO
need for J>rofesalona I
landlcaping tram A tt> Z
R.Em'AL CENToEit, 18(5
Newport B!Td, eo.ta MNa.
642-tlMl. Rtaaon1bW n.teL '
GAYNOR'S LAND8CAPtNC
wrvlce available tor $10. $33,00'.I. 847-m'J ''LOST=~,.~,,.,~07t7J""-,"'. s.'"'"'.i~,.~l"'nt c-i.a .............
1 All utilit\es paid ex~ ...... • ·--r--.. -.-. ~ llUSINESS end Siame:1e cat, Eutt>.1411 ~k ·s llMI _ $ ttmee _ s Mdm
te o iiLY pri.o'J' FINANCIAL Hornet area. Chlldr~]t'a pet; auL .. -"° MUn INCluDt 222 FOREST AVENUE reward &f4.-059'l '-wi.t ..,,.,,.._,_.. ,. .,.., ._..,.. .,_ ..,... ~ ,,. ... BUI Op-... •nlfiOI 6300 ~'l'OUa ,,,_. _,,. ---. • .._. lllltt If ~1t1111. LAG UNA BEACH ' ..-·-LQST: Blk female Cock·a-poo ~lMIMG llOll &M..I -lll.t.01$ ONlYl
49t-9486 SPARE TIME INCOME puppy. Flea coli.t-. Vic PHONE '4i.5671 Newport B:ea--c~h-Booming new field, refilling lrvint. I Santa Jsabl'I. Te Plld Your TrMer't P1rMIH M
and roHtctlng fnjl~Y from 548-3955 U!~ sq ft . e1d\ ofti~. MW high qu•llty e 0 f n ~LAI>=I"'"'""'Gol"""'d"'Om=•=,.,-,-wc:,1;::;:<:h. ~ Income units on 21at St. LEASED Commercial. EX·
Thrlvinat busine5.$ Rrea, with operated dilpf!f\1e1-. in lhifl wlgold band. So. c.oeM m C~tA . Me111i. Trtde for CHANGE tor Unit1. Fortin
parking. Utilities J>Ald. Aree. No &elling. To qllllify P\au, Wettclift art-a: Fri· houN! or lrWlt deed1. In-Co. 1700 W~clitt Dr. 64.2-
Divl1lon of Hl9hwty1 yoo mu1t have car. ~-day. "Ample rr-ward. 646-41fi6 come $400.50. owner. 5000. 548-0390.
M.r. Gottwald d111t1p referencee,· S900 to Lost Btwn . •Sf9..<IB3.1•
lnJl 620-3514 8-11 am. $3300 ca.sh lll!Cllred by in· NYLON SaU M-38 lJ UNIT Mot I Ex..J.. .. ..,_
• •-.. --• I .,. F Cliflhaven &. Beactll'l bay. e • "' ..... '"'"' ""· .....,,a. vtnklrY ..,,.., equ pm · ew • for Apl!.. Or Jara: er Motd.
EQUITY ol $350: '59 VQL.
VO ITurtlebl.ck • Xlnt cmd}
Will trade Jor &J\Y kind ol I '
MOTORCYCLE. SJS.9860 U
i. GARDDfING SDtVJC:Z
Slate li~ioatrcb, ,
Residential -O>mmerdal
Y ltd Oeanup Free EJll:
No job to bl&. l9l-35ll. Air-Conditioned hours 11o·~y ean net ex-Reward $lO. S4$-;)l6S Fortin Co 1703 Weattlitt "\
Olli & ft. k S cdlent mcome. More full ., • ., l;lVVI 54&.2S?6 Cff .,., PICI ume. · For persona.I ~ hrson1l1 6405 ~............ no answer call &pin.
with Ct'.!ntral secretarial, ier-terview, &end name, addl'e!s TRA.DE d,ooo equity in a CORRAL'S Lftdaep1 i.
Rot,otilline Sen. Free ... ox and telephone answeini:: 1t1d phone nurOOer to Inter-Sintlt'P Widowed? UNITS. 3% yrt old, S a n
le!Yice. State Dist. Co., 1811 Welt ., Divorced? Pedro. Fully ocac>led; 1or
The Mutual -· Katella, .... 221, -· INTRAMA ncs PROPERTY .. Newport 2863 E. Coe.at Hwy, CdM Calil 928K A --'-·-__._ .. _ aelection 8eQdt area. 6'75-4815. CCalt~~·;AM~~to~S~PM~6"""7~~·~1 1JNii~iE"Fii:Ai«:iHiliE"I .,...,.,.. ..,.~,uin,; .-UNIQUE FRANCHISE -°"'""" the moot b> 111ADE -ht T.D. 2 C:lm'I., 1 indust., 1 w/live For men & women witb mgt eompn~hensiw prolessiorlal plus 2 M·l Iota tor O:ma
· qtri. Coata Mesa. abilitY. No exp; we train. computerized matching. For Mesa home Tot9.l f'QUity
Owner. 64~Zl:l0 OfJered by lntematlonal a penlOllill, pr\Vlllt inter-View $1 2,<XXI. Brokt-r. 646-11226
Commercial 6015
M·l 5 RENTALS. Income
SMO mo. !Can bf! r11iaedl .
lat TD $39.000. Pmt1 $5211
mo incl Taxett . . l yn:
p-epaid Ins. $65,000. ~
!Maryl
lndl11tri1I Rental 6090
N EWPORT Beach,
workshop/storaJH': b Io e k
wall. white inter .; lg.
security pkg. Storage yd.
avail. Reawn. SUit. Ckmf'I"·
94.1 -13611 0...'Iw.r.
Lots 6100
OCW VIEW LOTS
81) x ll'i level ...... $24 ,500
fl} x 120 level ...... $11,000
10 x ·101 ............ $10,(0)
Undf!rground util • tenns
Yardage f'11lr. $15.<n> to without obligation: 4 BR. l Battis; So. We 1 t
$25,000 inv.1t opens retail 1<11 t-5644 , Stllle 617 · Santa AM;' val. $18,500;
store in aim<' with tflia fam-IAUoo Benk ~ .. Orll~. Oii. tM:trp, for wieant land mo-
(Q; Co. Jim Owen1, !">46-4647 I~ thruoot S. Cal. I bU bomf', Hr, TD'1, 'boll!,
MARJ<!E"T, heart of Lquna. INTER.ml' M !! Owner 646-1616.
Bch. llhop'1. eenter. Total EXTRAORDINArRE ~t n· Cabin O'uiser
price IAlf'OX SU,000. Net For Dillrlminattnc Couples 1980 Spa 6 twin V-l's aut()
earnings U0,000 to $12,000 er Si1'181ea! Parties· tripe "l' pilot ~le. 'Value $1-.1.000.
yearly • .f!M..3748 or «K-1536. outinp. Original Ii IS!ique. Want vacant lot or ???!
Mk for Mr. Burks. THE GROUP 6'f3.2431 '
ESTABLlSHED vending <TI-41 ~1 (213) ~L i-'844 DLX 8alboil dplx 2 br bltn
route H.B. area. Few hrs. l>?anch1sea Av&1lable K, tum almo11t ml, ,epts;
per month. Net 1ood return. RENOWNED HINDU drpc frp1 patio tncd yd
Investment from $360. Call SPIR.mJALIST Blk ~n: Trd ~ Orangei
536-3300. · Spiritual readlnp r lvrr L..A Cb. units 642-7292
f'OR Sa.le by owner -Falbric: dally. 9 A:M-10 PM S..t-8uh ·
Shop. W..-stcliff a re a . included. 1311 N. El Camino 1 ,000 Aeres North Calif
Profitablf! busincu est.. g Real San Clement. 492-1652 Ranch. Tlmbtt, fannlflJXI , ' huntlnl{ k fishing. WANT
)'1'11. 646-454-4. 5ot6-~1J .tter FLY TO CATALl~A 1c1e11 property. m ·1 or MJb.
6 pm . DAILY FLJGl-n'S FROM mil. Ow.vis RltY. 642-"7a!O
MUST St:li, c.'Ute beach gift ORANGE O)UN1Y AIR-
ahop. Stt! Make otter! PORT. Catalina -Veges
54~1914 'AM or aft 5:30 Airllnr.a. • 546-fi612 * *· *
6305 SERVICE DIRECTORY
25 View ACl'H L&i'U l'la
Beach. S 0 m e tmprove-
rnenti, income snoo. $243,-
00'.I equity. For TD'1 Or T
Owner . .f94-41i53, -t!M-4957,
~-·q•l•m:r·
Paperhantln1
P•inttne
' CLEAR. dlx Apple Valley & PAPERHANGER. Will paint. I
Hesperia lnl. Va.lue.Slt.000. S11mplf1 . Flocka -
Tradt> lor 1ma U going bulli· F' o; 111;-Vinyl. SCHWARTZ
neu Orange Cty or prop, 11·11-16.19
stock, equitiH. etc, 61J.S6iii,ro --,-,NT-I_N_G_a_oo_P-,-.,-,-... -. ~U
642·9120 you eali me W1! both bMetit.
NEW S&S 36 FJBER·TEAK
SLOOP, dk!ael aux, alPI 6,
many xtra.1, ~.<nl value.
Trade (or property, TD's oc
small 'boat 615-2838.
a.EAR. -4. Units rum .
ocean view, % blk. Npt.
·pier. be,.st ttntal are.. $511,.
500 take 1m, hse in trade.
2006% Court Ave., 67U57i
Exclusive bui not expmtive.
Try me IU'ld l!H. 541-llST
e PAINTING I FrnCQ e
Interior i. Exterior
546-1881
JNTEJ\IOR l EXTERIOR
Painting. Frtoe estimate.
Uc. Ii Ina. CHUCX 54f,.631"4
Painting, w~ WashU.
20 yrs exp. Hourly or job.
Refs. 54s..29'20 aft 4 FN
e PAINTING I FENCES e
Interior &. Exterior · .... ,..,
4 CHAIR d<>luxe 88:rber
Shop Top loe.. N. Costa
MeN Shop'g Center. Trade
for ".seaaonel" TD 'or ,old
nugget! ""========,,
COilege ruty :.46-5880 Plumbing 6190
•
* * * .:t11:: .. ..,1 ~,: L.1 ... ·:t.:10R"l
e 24 HOUR SntvtO:: e
P lumbing -repa.Jrs, remodel-
ing. Electric sew_. clean-
ing. AJI work guar. 64&-1«17
R NA.ttrcss Rltr. 642-1485 ---------
* PHON·E PAL * *
SAFE &. INEX~SIVE
MEET' BY PttONE
P.O. Box 4.193. Irvine ~
Butln•• Service 6562 Carpet Claanlng 6625 Romod1I .. lle!Mlr. 6940 ,
PORTAFINA LAGUNA
Panoramic View Lota
While water and coast-
line view•
426 Nyes Place
Laguna Beach
(TI4)_ 4.9!:93811
60xl0 Ocunfront Lot
(Balboa Peninsul11)
1748 E. Oceanfront Street
Sell or trade
537-0380
Public Stenographer * * Ft.JU. ~shit! XEROX i. Ml.MIX)
Ne-.vport Beacti Ttmil Dub. ~ E 17th St., CM
Beet olfer. 644-07~ * * Call Vicki' e 642-14&5
A.LCOHOUCS A.non,ymoU1i "'========
Harbor A.ru. Pbont 113-1'124 Builders 6570
P .O. Box. 1223 Costa Mesa. 1---------
R EMO DEL, repalr1 -=========!HOLIDAY H e alth Spa piumb'g . .,..;nlinl •itt. -Mem~ for •le; call ' "-: ' · ' Reil E1tat1 Loans 6340 675-5332 Aft 5 PM carpentr)', resad., commett.
Convalescent Home
WanbPd: Will le•ae or
buy. ~ leaa. with
optie11. Elltab. or under
con9tructk:ln ok.· Dr's are
inlereated. Write Box M
154 Daily P110t.
---------·1 -~"'°"°'°"='°·==-room add. Re11. 675-3038
BORROW an Your Equity DYNA~C FRI~ REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS
Private 2nd Mortl money With 111.erling qualities for CABINETS. Any liu job.
Free appraisal. No oblir. thOR who ca.re. SJ9.l341. 23 1~ e ........ r. 54• ~, PARTIAL Ocean view; Cor· ALSO . ....--o-v•i
on• de\ Mar. Oioice 0'117.e % C nf I 6590 lot NOT leesehold. Lovely 91'.l . lst TD lo«na to STI.500 Anneuncernents 6410 lrpe er "I Sef'\11ng Orange Olty 18 yrs. ::::;:::::::::::.::::::::......::::.::·1---;;;;;;;~;;;:~-
trt'f'!I. fi73.2010 Realtor. Siittler. Mortit•ge Co., Inc. c· . t H Ith Club CARPENTRY
WORTH MUCH MORE M-1 336 E 171.h St., Costa Mesa 0GS . ff MINOR REPAIRS. No Job
' lot on Placentia. Price 642-2171 56-0611 Hospitality I.I Our Motto Too Small. Cabinet in gar·
I $18,000. 673-4521 (Mary) --FREE SAUNA WITH agH A: other ceblnets. TOP $$$$$$ SWEDISH MMSAGE 5t5-81.T5 Eves. 646-"n Days
LAGUNA BEACH. aweeping For 1st Truat Deed11 Open wkdy1 10 am-11 pm H. O. Anderson. view, city impi-ovements. 644-HMl ytl 64-4-1 3 Sl0,900. -494--.ffiOO Broker an me IM Sunday1 IO am.-8 pm CARPENTERING WORK.
========='I Mortt•Slft, T.D/1 6345 132 E. l8th. Sl 642-S090 PatiOI, slid.in& &IUI doors in-
Out of State Prop. 6208 :;::;"::=".:;;:---:--:--1·--------I stalled. • 546-7881
$5.565 111.t TD on ll?f"Ctacular Funtr1l1 6412 e Carpentry • Cabinets •
'f,6 HOUSE Trlr. 55xl2' wide: OceanYlf)w )ot. Sold fort-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
while &. tan wl~te $1,950. Payable 1% per I' e Blt·?tia • Alterttlon1 •
pordi: pump house, 2 wells, mcnth including 8%. All due WESTMINSTER ~ Repairs • Reasl IHS-958.3 ""' ••t .,,,.m, .. •il'-d•. ' ,., 10" d"'°unt .. ,,,, MEMORIAL PARK --------rree lhaded 100 x 200' lot, 2 mum:or approx 12% per yr. Cement, Concrete 6600
mi. from Greer'11 Ferry 494-lL17 Mortu.ry & Cemetery . -·--
Dam , ArkanSAS. Carnpletf!, $1390 2nd To payable .1% per Complete funer1l1 EXPERT CEMENT WORK 1 $7.2'70 Ca6b. Owntt 9621111 TnCl'lth including lO% all due from $245 Rffaoo.•ble Prk:et, l.oeal
ACREAGE kr sale on the 5 )TS. CoVtti f!X~Uf'nt C•mttery lots Contractor. WMk Guar.
beautiful SAimon Rivf!r d Oceanview lot. 2Q~~ •. dis. ....... ~ __ _,from $130 Free Estlmate11 .... 642-9496
Idaho. Each live acre lot coont. 494-1137 Includes Endowment Care CONCRETE. block, Sf>Mlsh
has frontage m the S.Umon OWNER want• $12,oOO first Everythin1 In Olle beautiful tile, wrought _Iron,_ wool &.
Rtver and on U.S. ffi.Way 1'D on ni1.ooo home. 5 yrs. place m911a )fl'll COil alwn. roofs. Lie. :,.ia-5101
93. For further information 6~% 646-!IOn No traffic problems. FL o o R S-Walki-Patlos &:
Write k> Holcomb ero.. 14801 Beach, W tmtnst Nortfl ForX, Idaho. 83466 1-========""'-I el er ExpoRd Rocka . .ft x p e'r t ========;I Money W1ntecl 6350 53I.-lT25 ~2421 Workmanship. 642-8514
Mount. & 0-rt 6210
AmNTION
DEVELOPERS &
INVESTORS
CUSTOM PATIOS .It 10-,4 Auto Tr1n1port 6445 Block walla. Also concrete
lnle ret1i nn $17,<XXI lllt. ID: 2 &awing k removal. 842-1010.
yr. tenn. Secured by 40 NEED ride to I: from work. l-,=="'="'"c-""",.,.--
•cret1 land wortti $40,<m. Vie. Brookhural il Garfield ~ Wor~. all·typca.
Mr. Adami. Bk:r. 4!M-66&0 lo OC AJrport. 968-4120 aft S No job too 1ma.ll. F'1'ce Ht.
ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVIC~ DIRECTORY H. STUFLlCK 548-~15
nd NOTICE llconHd -Qu1hty
• S Auto Repain 6530 Cement work. m«li6
F041nd lf-Adil 6400
OA.RPETS CLEANER,
BRIGHTER wlth
Bright-Tone shampoo. Gi~
your e1rpet1 regu la rly
!K'heckiled care. Rent elec-
tric shampooer, 99c all day.
A to Z-RENTAL CENTER.
1809 Newport Blvd., Costa
MP.Sa . 642-1180. We deliver
66IO
ANT~NY'S
Garden Service
646-1,41
LANDSCAPING
LAWNS REMODELED
Exp hortiwlturisr.
Reas. rmnlhly Gardming
Expert J1paneM
WHY W AlT FOft, SPb:lAL
SALES on lpeCial taoil fer
that gpecial job? Bon-ow
everything you "need for pro.-
fessional h o m e m.U..
tenenace from A to Z REN·
T AL CENTER ll!C9 Newpo"rt
Blvd., Co.s4i Mesa. 642-ll.:I
REMODEL • REPAIR
Carpentry -Paint -Pluter
&. Concrete. Dk:f(6C2-l'm
Sewing "60
.Al TERATIONS??
THE GOWN SHOP!!
2726 E. O:iast H"'"')'., CdM ·=· Alterationt-642·5145
Neat. accurate, :.> yra. up.
Gardenint TILE, Cer1mlc 6974 Cut cras1, edgl.na:. !rimming, 1.:.;.:;;;,_.:;.::..o;:.:;:_....;;.:.:...:1
weed~ In the fi<>Wtr beds, * Verne, the TlJe Man *
by month. Free estimates. Cust. WOl'.k. Install i. repaira.
548-5182 M 646-038.f No jOO too miall. Pluter
patch. Lea.king 1 h ow er Japan ... Gardener repair. 841_1957/846--0D
Exper., complete yard
wrvlce. Free estl~•tea JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
• 543-7958 • JOb W1nted, MMI 7000
PAJNTtNG, Ext er ior ,
terlor lie. illl!. 17 yn exp. FAMILY Ma• needs
Free est. 5 .f 8 -5 3 z·a. .par1-time work-Ev • 1
Acoustical Cf!\I. preferm:t. No door to doar'
J. R. Hodp: hauling, him-642-Gi9'J
if'«, gardening, landscaping, Job Wintld, l• .... 7020 clean up. Lkensed. 49'-5l14, -r
l..aguni. Beach
RE·LIA B LE ~ Rt!a1 ,
w/Orient•I care. Oean-up1
&: odd jobs. Vincent.
642--0326
STIIDENTS working their
way thru college. Allen
Bros. lndsc grdnr1 comp.
lawn care. 64&-4203
GEN'L Clean-up, tree •crv,
rototil, grading, sprinklers,
lawns, haul.'g. Reas. 646-5848
GARDENER
1''/C Bkkpr-&ocy D!ed& part
lime woric e..-n, wb!nck.
Const., RE. hotel I: PlftClft·
net exp. AJ9c) PBX or
Hoetessin1. 83.l--0354. ffM A
wkencl~
CERTIFIED Red Cr o a 1
·Water SeJety lrwtlvetfon
wMte job .. lilecuard or
swim instructor. Cell
613-n l.5
HOUSEXl.EANJNG, holl<llJI
ln Newport area .
R-.. 541-9063 "" ~ PM -
* 80 LEVEL ACRES•
ldf!til)y located in hi&:h-tlrY
dellert (no amog problf!m1,
wonderflll dry.air!) Le v e I
IM!d , pump A: well on p~
!'rty. Just 18 mile• East of
Barstow ~wh!:':rf! great ex·
palllllion haa Already ~n! I
Garage atalll for ttnl-Child Cire 6610 Reliable & Experiencff
SOMEBODY'S P I -• G Holst.I, air rompresgor &. 1----------;:==oi"'""";'·-""~'=== "CARPET Cle_,""· Floor · e ......... ,ray ICCf"S!Ol'lca. 842-60'10 SPECIAL Summe" D•u Care -T --• and tortoiAe half • grown .. • ~ JAPANESE GARDENER atripping. Waxing, Walls,
90 man • made IM<e1 in
itrea! Ideal far re1or1
de ve l o pm en t, •lfalfa
rrowing, fish nUaing, etc.
..• opportunities boundle111.
Thi1 i1 a rare orferln1, af.
ford.inc tbf! investor • great
future! Penonal d rcum-
rtaneea force this sale; ~
tt, 1maller pllJ'C'l!\1 avajl-
able below market \llll.ue.
Call owner: 847-&WO Eves/
Wl'f'keodl!I.
Ac-6200
fem11Je. A r f er t i 0 11 1 t e , Babysitting 6550 Hot balanc~ meals, 1111ck1. Maintenance by the month. Windowi wubed. 531.:o56T
housebrakl'n. Nr: College State Uc. 21,, to 6 yrs, 1 am-Good rt'f1. EXJ>er S4fr1'158 HOOSEWORK. 6 bn dq.
and Willon. a48-4681 RELIABLE P1ren1 w i 11 6 pm. St!! Week. Clavis e JAPANESE GARDENlN('; Exp. Local areti..
81.J{. Female Labrador pup. babyai t M board, my home, Montessori Schools, 1525 N. Servltt CltantJp, l..a.od.sclp. • 60-6936 •
py, 6/30. Vie Balboe ·Pier, anytime. Whileyouvacalioo Santa An•. C.M. 646-3i06. lln~·~·~531~-~-~~llt~7~p~.m~.,.=i ;::::::~:;:===:;;;;I
No tAp. Now at Dr. or work, ~~ rm. R.eu Centr1cton 6620 i:A.WN SERVICE $15 MO. Demenic Help 7035
Stockton's VOM. 673-1000-ratea. Alto trontng. lOc a pc, Dependable. Proleakmal..
PERSIAN Cat wlreddl0 bring hangers, CM, 646-9078 e ROOM ADDmONS e Weekly Service. 9&2-641!. LIVE INS
tune. Will lady who called J Would like to care for 1 L.T. ConatrUction Cut A F.da'e Lawn F.mp&oyt1t P'YI *-
earlier in week pleue con-amatl child or baby my F1mU,y ~ma, kitchen or Mainten111ee l.Jcf'ftied. Georp B)1aDd AltOC1
tact. 615-4235 after fi home, da11 or nichts Jor unltt. SinVe ltOt")' ar 2; .548--ClB, S6581o aft f. PM 106 B E. 16tll. S.A. Sf7-0395 "'XiNi>ToOO<lf;::-O>iiil;."'"~kln~i~M~o~m~·~61Z-~7~00~= Pl.aJll custom deslcned. For onne.e lfve.tna. CbM!rf\IJ. F_OUND: A.boot 1 yr. old estimates A: layout, phone: LOW COST Mainteiance p l Experienced
Siame&e, ttiln. red collar. BABYSITI'IN~ ecfi. ap your • 847-1511 e MOW -EDGE -SPRAY--Fa~~mApncy ~ , ,
llforiUcello. 2332 Rlctunood home er mme, cook and Licensed Contractor FERTilJZE. 982-7349
w.,, CM light Hae. keeping, 968-2S48 ResldentiaJ -Q>mmeN'ial MOWING. f.da:ing, v~•wn. Help W1ntld, Men 1200
LA.DIES Corrective I en s BABYSIT My 11e, ITIY l:r:me Maint &: Repairs. Free Est Gea'I cleanup. Hau1q,
•laaae1 Vie 28(5 8roMI St 7Sc per hour ~2129 Odd JOO.. • 54M95l5 Aatamattc tnmlmialion I "--1··..__, y..--.. . .. • *-2838 • '========"'I ~ -a -r N:B. a11 6129 A.ddltionl * ~modeUrw -eombbaation llat'll, baa.V7
NUl'l'ln'Olllf "Pfing1, • Cttf'k ST. Bernard found in Carma UC Ofll.l> CARE,)nlanta -}'red H. Gttwick. Lie. Glner1I 5erYtc. '612 duty mecbuk:. MUlt be ... ~ ~all ~~relt~ de! Mar. P!eue e: a 11 2 YM'!:. M6--778l * 673-00l1 • 5'99-1170 LIC hedllh Ma,, a e 1 • =~l
land. Propmy •ISO h•• I 673-5876 aak for Nancy. PATIOS • P•Uo Owen EUROPEAN TRAINED ExttUent woddn1 ~
betwtltul homt: wllh • swtm-FOUND White male klttsl nr BABYSmING • _my Mesa Room Additions, Llc. nt.DJ'-4145 Patm SprU. Hans A Company ~
ming pool and guest houN Newport H!p Schoo I Verde home. DayS: 5Q..T887 642-5952 l>aJo'a-E•e-Wknda Qintact (Jtr f.1111 Robert Rcls-
aJJ ne1tled in the foothill$ z &t&-4201' Irick, Mllonry, •c. Remodelltls e .Addlffom H1ut1ne 6730 alU:I SIJ..9JOD
mllel north ol. """"""'°· FOUND male-.... poo. --6560 -J. G.-. ~ LITn.E GIAN!' TJWa< Nabers Coclll81
NI !'Ii« 1115,000. ~ 1111' di<. 0.-.... -· e67!>-5GI e H-~ .. ~ W lied. therlriformatton call Glenn ln-1298 BRICK. O:ilaW, ~ -•· .... ,...... SUMNER EllPlDnlDfT '""""-with ===~~---• °"-~.Smlll)tlto C•rpot CIMnlni "2J y.., ,,_ k I hoaL-. Prot-ro.tltoll TmD .-
'drhoff & "-'• Inc. SMAIL Bia~ OK. ""' ~ -· Bit JoJoo .. MOIO -t _.,., -wl•e '<
WI W. Cba,.... Ave. • ... ,_ Sonlco 6562 -Cloonlnt s.r.rco,. I llAIJLING. TrllII Jiclml> ,...... men, -11 to :r1 °""""· Calli. I.ell 64111 · .,....._, W~ ""':;;,.,. ~· """'""!~ ~ pttl, 118-:lllal J-11 AM tor
541-2621. Ev~wknda 53Um -----------IPROl'ESSIONALmtda Oraf· u · 11".-.::'ll" est. "-au. EXJlll' wotk. '""""''"~ appt.
LG. Blk. dos/white anak tin1 I b~rw time d e " t i a I ' com~ a..EAN Leta, prap1. etc. Btrni!HER,=""=="'"'E><J>«"'--. "'lllll"""'tlme.,--. I
DAILY PILOI' WANT A.OS
BRING R!'.:st.ILT!!
on chut.. lA Nt1. 3331. !124 a•all. Hrt.y rat. ~· ial !W8-(lil 1'1'M rtt1Wal, tlurnp, atrip, c.n Lou 494-+UO Qt t1aalm
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Wiii• .._ ,_ Hol, W...,..,, -7200 Help Wonted Help Wonted --w-' 7400 ~-' 7400 "'"°" a °'111"" ano MJ-110-U. MOO --.. --1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;,;-'urnlture IOOO FREE TO YOU -.
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Clerk ·
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Fu:nlturt ,:;tumed trora dill-.... -. .... ., -
d«orekn cancelladon.
Spn1lb ' Meclltt_rtaneu ttc.
July 4th W_...nd AUCTION ,._ & °'11on lllol
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oppartw\ily lor • operleoo-
ed l.ndiri®IL Yust bt Mlt
tt.arter. UIW"Ot fl!sporlli-
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m.urn IUl>'rviskln. tiHY)'
wt1tk k*l' requlrins top
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RD FURNITUU
I 144 Newport llvd, CM
~ anad ,wu $1115 New A. Uted I'\amUur., Top * DOW 11~ Name flmlltw-. In bedroom
WUrilba' """" WU 11.r> * ..,..p,
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apply:
Office 'Equl_.,t IOI 1
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WW"libtt Orlan wU W45 -:._ "" ma ao lb:st
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GESTETNER Mlm-
No. 120. Xlat cood. $150 or
bett offer.·838-16169, 633-0022 * mw fJ9J
All Like: NeW * Nb' Cuu. e J.t)W 4S MOS. TE:RMS e PILUE C.W.
' ..• -CodlllM "'"" Mr.-Chord -FOR APPOIN1.1>IDIT
Doyo 541-2201
Cla-Val Co. ~·"~ S.1• ____ 8022 O...ld Muslc'Compony -• w.lt6hro1dl'I ' GARAGE Sile Fri. A: s":z. ·2045 N. Main S.A., 54U>S81
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Cla-Val Co.
17th & Plocontl•
Coot• Mffl
S4a.2.201
Secretary
lor 1ctivt Real Eita.te off·
k't in eorooa del Mar. Short-
hand It Qtplni essential
Al.SO :
July 5th & 6th; 10 AM lo I ~jal Sale I Olm\I N'.wpo<t 81Yd.
!1:'30 PM. <Xflce deak ' • WE otter our ~atm Behind Tony a Bldl;. Mall'•·
m I m e o I r a p h : Ir eat &tock d. new Ir Wied pianos O>sta Mesa 64S"5l6
lf8Zldmolhr:r'1 biUI beds; a orpns • at Spedal Sum· OPm DAILY 9 to 4
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sheet Metal
M1chl1ks
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Mil & Lathe
· Tr1nsicom Corp.
151 W. 11th St.
Cost• Meaa
''42-9000
Public Rellllons
11111 Siles
$too per month hue to
start plt11 commiaDQD
plus au to allowance.
Wor'I local .area. Excel·
ltnt career opportunity.
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Mr. Iffier '42·7353
COOK
Experienced breakfut l
Costa Mm Part .Time
Fiie Clerll ,
am. te1k ·~·1ble1., antique mer Sale prices! .
bronze; Vie. 1 Ide board e WHATEVER )'OU are look· HEIRl.00~ Gun Ca 1 e,
k l n I · 1 I 1 e Sp a.11 I 1 h ing fror • we M.ve it I: at a heavy IOI.id ttak,mll1)' eom-
~; cbN tea aets; price )'Oii will pay. partment$, 'hlddeo dn.wen. aonie, typiJlg. Pleue ce.ll: bric-a·br9c, paperbacks, etc, WARD'S 8AU)WIN STUDIO $110 or offer, Swtbol.rd,
' Mn. Fsy J.lll7 • M........ 0.-., NB ~ Newport. CM -8'4'', &ood cond 125: -... -at Bay ' BeKb ~~. Inc. 54&-5144 car cooler $2; ~ at
NEW ACCOUNTS 673-ml Eve!: .....,.. ----~---PIAllOS & ORGANS dnwen 14: old jr. ,..
CLEIU( SOFA bed, end tabln, chra, NEW 6 USED
Local m1nuhctu,., hH Seamstreues table tamp, ca.meru, Ir& cyclopedia $3: 1.. t on e I
__ ..11---1 •--lbll!cloth w/ n a pk Io 1, ~etat CODIOlH, grand Microscope, xlnl S 1 0; lm~Mll .,... .... -: UNITED CALIFORNIA """°' for ..U ""' ill -clo PWIOl lrom 1399. 0..,... G""" a..-•-oe• ·"· ·-cuJtar, &ir\.'I lhinz, u 14; ,__ .......... ~ .. -y IANK .......... jewelry, Rain Jet fowitain """' ... $7$. corJ19. $7; chldm'a boob e Wiretnlll TOP HOURLY SALARY beod. !2 t0•ThuntluuSun. WAlLICHS. MA/OONG'S IS<-1"': Ftw 1.P recordo, 5 nmTY Kltt..,; 3 cansot
2712 W. Coat Hwy. ~i:r = exper, in 1113 m14 Mayapple Wq, lrvine. MUSIC CITY mOoo ~: ~hit auto cat food with each kitten. CAL 20, fully ~ip. b' ne-
WI 1i'o on eotolllllhld
commerdel' ftrm with
llborol fringe binoflta.
Only _ .. with •I
IH•t six months ••· .
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to
PAWtElRICS
92911korStrool
Coot• -549-ml
Ntwpor! le1ch ......... ,A ............. VC'Do: 833--(685 3400 So. Bristol ~ IO't:en$l; Sln1er 210J..C Santa AM Ave., in&Ol'aruiaiq,·D'ce).cced. •
646-2431 nN,., ~ ..... 'M:.11...., So. Cout Plaza• 546.2165 uprjpt vacuum. needt belt Calta Meu. 1/S 642.-2561
861 W. 18, 04. 548-3464 TABLE •w; We~ $10 I I"•· ~ lllc MALIBU ~-1GG-1J'
ADVERTISING ~1~1~d c~ e :c1k; T.;.•;:.l;.:•.:.•l;.:•;.:l•::;n:_ __ _:l::2::0::5I La~un: ;b, 4;'..~101 eves~ ~.~ ::i .yrQ>!~~ Tep ~rn11t~:·dac: Id
Sales ilrl -far permanent J»r1. Many MiiBc· Zl" BLACK I: "'1ite, AM·FM ' ;;;w.;;k'.;;""";iii;· ......... ;1;..·,...1 lree to good home. 494-4023 • rldn the aurf. 494-$1)4!1
time work. Tuell thru Frl SAT ONLY . 616 Iris, OiM. t JU..fl I• 7/5 17' SNIPE 1used huQ AfpUcantJ; oonaldered on 8:30-4:30.Salary,pl.uzcom· (alley). 675-4<0i aerai record player, SWIMMING POOL ====,...,.=-...,::-' !xi '
merit ttprc1eu of n.ce, ·million. MUsr either have LA$WARE ,.._ ... _ ::~w f75, AD hi cm. 18 Ft Pool, Fllter, SUrface DOUBLE Bed mattress and :1~e:::' ~ cmd. $81 ~ Cl"Hd, coklr,· m.-ctaaalfi~.or di.lplay exper-G-i.:_. ·~..,..~~ ===--===;.· -~ Slrimml!r, Maintenance Kit. 1prln111. Good condition ticm1 oriPJ er .noettry. · ienoe. Phone tor appoint-• ..,... • e WALNUT OLYMPIC eolor FREE Ground Pad. 9IM-83C5 2158'l Polynesian 35' YAWL By Owntt merit 1n 41 6'6-lfiO) --PttJ>e.'. electrlc motors, TV_ STERF.O comb. Xlnt 1149•11 Ln., HlD'.ltgtn Bch 7/4 Muat llel.l ln 1o·de.yal
• · many other lteme. 6901 • _ -• cood, USO er ofter 6f4..160& SECARD POOL. LOVABLE tiger kitten. 10 -~-=...;•,,,.,_·~-,·~..-=-~-I
Cashier Hosten Jolla Mtn.. Wom. 1500 ~ =:39SALE! Hl·FI '& SteNO 1210 S'l3 s. ~t99J Orazlc9 ::*'~~~col=: 30~a.t~~H!t.~ .. si: ORGANIZERS llllNl1NG700 HARBOUR 54>-2002 116 dao main~
---------Neat appearina, no exper. Invfttipte ""' ....., "°""' rnm w .. tport. Sat to.<. ==~.tat., * AUCJION * o NE "r • • s "v •I -olls<bw"°",....,Sabot,...,.-.,.,-,-,.,.~u~ .. -,~1
.. immediate moome for _..,.;:.1142-o..7650"'-"'"-'84.:.7...;-1':c70"""~ &Ia!e $79.aS « :;::;· refrtpn.tor, needs IOIDe condition. Extras. 1325. .
• CARPernRS
Trailer or mobile home
experience preferred.
Ellcellent benefits.
EXPLORER
MOTORHOME CORP •.
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<No ltUdents P:euel
Apply in person:
llob'o Ilg loy
1M E. 17tb St., C.M.
thoae "WOO can re<:Nit, train Ck>thea, vacuums, Household U )Oii will .ell ar ba:1 , npft, Youra f.ol-the takinJ: e 644-1158 •
W kda • All payments, Credft Dept. ciVe Windy a try 1: -..1ze olben. Ex.ale. mLsc. ec ys after . "'-1289 ttUa Sat.J.._Swi only. 6i6-4660 ..-..'OWBIRO Fl~'-·-.,, 2 --•-°'°" ---====-=====! Aucticna Friday 7:30 p.m. ;)4, """'5..._ -peopM: ~Ierred. MG-~ .:>illt.sun. v-v196. -W d • A 2 MOS Oki female puppy, at,a ol ILlls, trlr, pod cond .
da)I or eves. mo Rutiters, Apt A, CM T •-d 1220 in y I uction B•m Genn. Shep C Collie mlx. 642.-m17, IJ4l-34!0 •pe "'9'-or trs Behind ..._ .. , ... ~. Mat1 SEMI-retired coupl.e f o r CLOTJUNG OF Al.J... SIZE& .. --u" .......,. 546-1678 7/5 ·-
WAI'I'RWES I: Ox:ktaf1 Catbolic Rectory N.B. Cook·. 5c -1$2. . TANDBERG Stetto ~er 20'751/1 Newport. CM MiS-l68S FREE Fill dirt, aa much or POwer cru1 .. ,.. 9020
waitreaaes. Sharp, freah, all-ial, hawrk. 6 1 om e ml MQlll'Ov\a Ave. CM Model 64• Ciln'Ylng cue, KNITftl\ FABRICS as: little u you need. "-~ ... .._ •-•-._ .. _ _, k , SonybeadsetmodelDJt..Jc lllUI 715 35' ELCO Trunk cabin ft.l,..,,,can >JI"' &u.1a WKK'f ya1"'WOf • ,,.vg. quarters I: GARAGE SALE Sat 10-:ti 56.7836
21 to Ccmpllment xlnt .ur= aaluy. Hskpr only may be 10336 Cardinal Ave. 'f.V. .$385. 5'.5-7~ "" FOR SALEFR ;i;iE;iE_;;';;FilJ;;, . .:dlrt=.---.C.: ~se:~ =~r =
round:inga in all new San conai~ed. 644--0200 Misc. Items & tum. .,. Franciscan cul.sine ree:taur. REAL ESTATE. Shouldn't C•mer1a & Equip. 830Q'Remnant.!I, samples & Mill Mf-1523 deck, new ~ I: ndlo:
N Beach 1 ----ends Sat. Only 8 a.m. to· 2 ,,,=..,--,--"7.c=~-7::.:14 Ask $2,050. 613-4786 evn. nr. ewport P er. you bi 1elling the hottest Appliances 8100 MANSFIEl.D 8 mm movie p.m. 929 Baker, Cost.. Meaa ..:
. lundi. MUlt be last Excel-
1~1 mMQ' and opportuo-
lty. Apply in pe~ only,
4000 C1mpu1 Drive
Newport Bnch
XlntworkiJIC corid. area I Huntington Beach? -oamera. projector, !ICI"ttrl FREE 4 mo old Wiemara-$ d Ski lo 90IO
6'1'S.ln4, f13.7629 Call for l,ppt. Vlllage R. E. WASHERS $29.95; dryers lighbl, editor and splicer sso. Pool Tables ner puPJ>Y, female. Very pffd~I •ts
AUTO DISPATCHER -"'=-4'=71=54&-81==="'==="-$35: Fn!:eien $75; Refri&:., 89T-{J639 New&. ft'POllleued $99.50 intelligent. 642-4513 eves.
Muat know auto mmponents, -coppertone & Avoc:.; Guar. ======== up. Tennis, Champion Pet Baby Rabbit&
LEAVING state must aeil 15'
fiberglua boat •• trlr Ir: 40
hp outboard.. New c.ova.
$775 or otter. 64&-7616
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5930 Poe. Cit. Hwy.
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SALES REl'ltESENTA'l'M>I
Lead1q i ndependent
spedallstJ dtallnc hi o'er
10D mutual llmdl, expt.Dd.io1
111cnneeeoonty.Thia11 an
opportunity to enter
dlplti.<t prof--Alli or part time Investment
exp not neceuary, we train •
541'..f621. Mutual Fu n d
lave1ton IDc. rum N. Main,
Sani.Ano
FRY COOK
Experienced only. Nl&hts.
Salary open. No phone
calls. Apply after 3 p.m.
FIVE CROWNS
RESTAURANT
3801 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
MClllCICJer Traillff
Holiday HN!tb S p a 1
O:ista Mesa and An•·
~---------1 dispatch experience hdptul. A8'nclt1; Mtn a 540-l095 ,Sporting Goods 1500 Quality S34.50 up. 5.11.:..m Evening•
CAREER Mr. Cooptt, Women 7550 FULL size electric stove. "'"'-~-----¥-Call Frank 114
RAY VINES -·--A•tomatlc 11arting """'· 8 n>m, Sl'OVE'i, rors,l=--=-538-0311
o .PPORTUNITYI Ch''"""Plyinoollb .ARGUS '"''' -oonlrol. $50. ~ ~~ FOAM RUBBER. ""to'""
Join todays fastm arowlng l-~543-0663;,,:.,""'-·..::52'1::.·::2311:=.._ WORI;( NEAR HOME 646-!li39 A to z RENTAL CENTD\., Uph supplies, ta ti r i ca
profeuicn-Ma.rtual Fund sales TYPIST, 1ttr. girl for Bookk•per to TB $375 WHIRLPOOL Waeher $45. 1809 N~rt Blvd, Costa naugahyde. Fact. outlet '.
No experience necnaary-part-time work tn nice Secretary 70/60 to $450 Ken mo rt dryer S.25. Mesa. 00-llill, EveT)'Chlng Low pre. A-1 Foam Fabric
We train -full or part time otflce: type 56-«) WPM. Rent-A.Cir Gal $303 Weslinehouse refrig. $95. for your comfort ... Jar & Upholstery Sup:ly Co., 311
Mutvll Fund AdvilOf'I, Prefer l~t aborthand. S.rv Sta Mechinic $540 Xlnt eond. 673-M46 your outdoor fun. We E. 5th St., s.A. &35-U81
Inc. call tor app't. 54g.1T1T Music Box Rep11
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•• TS hr KELVINATOR Coppertone delive-r. Miac. Wanted i6Jo
Npt B. 1603 WeatcllU "2-6422 ~~C=N•<Wpori~~S..~,:ch::.I_ refri&:, $150. G E Deix cop-
. S.A. 1212 N. Broadw"' • BOOKKEEPER • Tronlc .... m """' port d~hwsl~. b,...d. _M_i•_•_•l_lo_n_oo_us ___ B_600_ $$ CASH $$
SACRIFICE! 14' &Id boat. 1%
bp mtr. Xlnt! $250 er CU'
trade. 83S-7S50
PETS end LIVESTOCK
Cots 8820 l======I
PERSIAN, Rlwita Blue, 'Bolt Mllnttnance 903' Burmese k!.ttens, All reg.
I: Stud Service. 546-8858 YACHT Malnten~nce '
-repair at )'Ollr dock. J:x.
O.,. l ~~2~ ptrlenc~. -~~~
GERMAN SHEPHERD Morino Equip.
PUPS ~7-8331 Quiet l . eirl ottlce Dana to $3.25 hr brd top. $150. 546-4529 MOVING • Must 1 e 11 We pay cash for·
--------Point area, It. s H, t;ypt !lO, ARGUS EMPLOYMENT FREEZER. $40, refrigerator household tum. .Appliance~, I Furniture .j Appliances 3 months old
neat, 90me reoep. duU.. Sal CONSULTANT AGENCY $35, T.V. $15. boys bike no, ladies clothing siu.U . All Ul I Antiques I Tools AKC REGlSl'ERED
25 WATI' heath radio W.
$100. Heath RDF $35.
open. Mr. M_. 49S-1256 2043 Westclifl', N.B. 548.1796 washeMlcyer $10. 536-3d;3 xlnt cond. Fri A-Sat 9-5. lTIS ON ITEM or _ Q)amp!on Blood lints
BARMAIDS. , • • 16lt E. 17th St., S.A. 547-6336 MOVING . gas dryer, 1 year. Labrador Dr. CM (Mesa COMPLETE HOUSEFUL. Bred for
, , . and GO.GO ARGUS Sell'$ Deluxe Sof't Heat Verde) 545-294.f Call 547~48 er &27-8211 ~'loo'u -r:~cir:nt
WTBIDER * evte. 545-8m *
225 HP GREY MARINE q .
&: trans. comp!. rebuilt. * 642-8221, evl!!. 545-2584 * Apply in peilOfl
8-11 " 3--6 Mon. thru Sat,
RfUBEN f; IEE
~AN~k WORK NEAR HOME .~M=°"=''=S!l5=·=· :114='·="='°=== ~ ~! ~~ ;~ ~:.~ W~ 5 or 6 ft. Sofa~. Pedigrtt with each PUP
638-5483 or mm Cemp oper to $400 A_ntiquU .. 110 Raceway $20: 2 b Jack Ok If needs upholstering. 337.38(,5 Eves. aft. 6:30 PM BOit Slip Mooring 90S6
Gil Frid1y $450 wrought iron chra $2().,_"-,_';;".;";;;""-:'.:.'·.:Call:=c-:;":;.8-<7.;c;S3::,.... h=w;;:';;;'.;''"";;;';,"';:';;"'=';;;AM;:;,.., LEGAL SECRETARY Typlll Lite SH SJSO DO'ITY'S ANTIQUES .,._.731 ' WANT to °"' rtd ... t MARTINCREST KENNEI.S •BOAT SLIPS•
151 E. Cout Hlghwoy
Newport Booch
Shorthand A t:YPin& Computer op $550 Reopening at 10861 Beacb FOAM twin size box apr\ng5 o!d TV that's not worktq? Great Dane, Lab Retriever &: • Power boats up to 22' :!:~ ~~~~ Jr Acct deg $550 =BJ=vd'= .. "S=ta<>oo===·=Jl26.=7:ooo::,,·1 'mattress. Uke new, paidl==Y=""=""==':=·';ha;:";:':;,....:="'==I Bee&Ie puppi~. AKC. Out--=='=l.=50="'='=ft=·="""=9201==1
Lumbr "(d Clk exp $550 Sewing Mlchlnes 1120 $149.50 each set. FOR quick .. _._ h' t standing blood Unes, lteady Boat-Y1cht
Executive S.crttary ARGUS EMPLOYMENT -~~---&ale % price. White aewine ITMIC inery, e c:. 1700 temperament: 54S-0989. 9039
BookkMper·Aceount1nt Assistant to Presld!!nt. Short· CONSULTANT AGENCY 1967 Singer Touch·O-~tatic mach in cab, $25. 673-.2665 FORKLIFT $59S DOBERMAN PUPS, cham-_C;..h_•_rt_o_rs'----'--1
thru f l L. Experienced re. band 100.120. 'l"ypln&: »al ID&3 Westcllff. N.B. 548·7796 Console, due to lllnf.>SI. 4.liS" REF L F; c TING CLARK $695 • runs izood pion SCRAM LETS
quimt. Prefer man over SO. 546-0938 lDI E. 11~ st., S.A. 547~ Au tomatic, Zig-Zag, buttun. Telescope wiltt Qock Drive 639-2691, Evea. 897-2433 .tock; xlnt ~mpermient; •
Est.abllsbtd commericlal EXPER.. Food l OJcktail HAVE OPENINGS FOR bol.ea. bllnd hema. ~rcasts Equatorial Mount $ 6 s AKC. Tenns. 847-3&07 :~f~~;o~ Box =~~~n~1!:1too SHARP TRACT SALES-e~~o~a~~n~~-ed=. 6'2-1329 FREE TO YOU ~~:: i:.i'~,t ANSWERS
. beim. Must have ne•t ap..
• JIHJ'&ftCP, able to meet Fry Cook Exper. ••• -r • PERSON. EXCELLENT $4.75 mo. c.u """" sELF....,..nod rotor ~wn . .._._ or app t. OPPORJUNITY FPR mower: 2 yn. okl; paid ADORABLE Pupp1e1 7 wka: sell this week ! 962-7936
CHILD c.&re-hakp. 12.-6 pm. TOP PRODUCER. MR. 1961 Singer Re;pogaeuion W6. beet otter take a . old. Mothe-r amall Samoyed,, BEAGLE • MALE
Cobalt -Stung -l'l'8J)C -
J&Hed-TA~.
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experience necessarye.
We train. Apply ln person
2300 Harbor Blvd., C05ta
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UNENCUMBERED y o u n g
mu tot adventure on large
boat. Must have transporta-
tion. Prefer exper with
mechanical & carp en tr
lkilll. See own~r after 8 Pr-.t
a.t llO femando. Apt 103. -..
Must have own car. Ptnn. ANAKIN 962.Jl&I Console, Zig.Zag, button-644--0438 \Ve nero loYe. 673-94-G T/~ '3 yn old. PEDIGREE
Good conditioDS. Call f~ holes. blind hems, over· PART B kit -"' $35. * 962..s212 detail&. OIM 67>2514 SUPERIOR AGENCY cast&. many fancy stitches FR JG ID A IRE EI e c unnese t!'ns ne= A 1 W 7300 1857 Harbor Bl, Costa Meu etc. $41 .Zi ~ $6. mo. Gua.r. stove~en-hood. counter good homes. 646-6133 aft AKC Sable Collie pupa,
gene es, omen Executive S.Crtt1ry IEatablbhed in 19461 still OK. Call 523-0090 mod, like. new. $ll0 or offer 6 7/4 4 wks., champ. sired.
BOB'S COFFEE SHOP
1«19 S. El C.mlno Real
San aemente 492-1353
Lei:;al background for Admin-Send $1.00 for SINGER Touch & Sew 499--2661 I 5 DA.Rl< brown kittens. cute =='$50::.;&:.U:.Pe;·.::'"'::·::"::f:.8 =
LatraUve Partner Newport Preferred Resume Special zi&·zac. Model 626. WEDDING Dreaa, this )fll''• I: cuddly, need homes! RARE St edition LHASA
Beach law firm. ~. tonnat & rcccmmendat!on11 Pureh11ud new 1967. Never Milll Betsy. White linen, 962--0936 7/5 Apso . POODLE p.ippy, Sm .
COOK · PART TIME used. $250. 675-1158 8:30 daisy applique, die 10 $55. PLAYFUL 7. wk old kJtteN. blk-female $35. 499-21.28
• Apply ,in pel'IOfl. ---a.m. -4:30 p.m. ~8-4269 ne!d nice home. Altte.dy ARC Toy Poodles 7 wka.
Aa'.ency for Career Girls MESA-LANES. ~~l•ln1t.ruct=!~!' _7600 GR.EAT Books we 1 tern houB@broken. 545-4101 7/6 Females, 1 chOc 1 blk.
410 W. Coast Hwy .• N.B. 1703 Superior Ave. CM M __ us_l_ca_l_t_n_it_. ___ 1_1_2_5 World let· Alm ba'"ialn, ROO. C.OCker Spenlel.1, 2 * 847-!08'1 *
Youth d~ a wed-
din&: "Tut pests laulhed
at me when I brou.gh monk·
cys 10 the wmdlnr. The in-
vitation aakl, cane with
TAll.8."
e CHARTER THE FINESI'
New 40' Ketch
6TJ..2517 e 675-2400
CAL 24 SAILING SLOOP
$25 PER DAY OR $1.50
PER WEEK. &Q..7Sll '
1
,8,.',.•,.•,.poln_t_. _...,,,..84&-3939.,...,1 e SALESLADY experienct'd SOIOOL O.ildren'a vacation FENDER Amp. ?.1ade for Encyclopedili set & Jr. malea, free to lovi rv homes. RARE ht edition Lhasa Young Men 18·28 · · ----·----jewelry preferred. 3!ii or rates. OillOOa.t 10.Leaaon d ub or prof.es11ona1 u f.9350 . 893-1~. 892-4149 7/5 Apeo-Poocle P'JWY· Sm. Fishing }'&ah
Help Wanted older. Excellent o PP I Y ! Typing School. 548-2859. 173 rK"Ordinl. VMx-o lux rtN~b. UPHOISI'ERING -$79.SO. 2 BABY 'Ral.9:, beige &:. wht or bl.k· female S35. 499-Zl28 .C.:::
s.lH promotion :loba avail.
t..ra:e int1. corp. no.cm 151
)Mr. Manqement opportu-
nities. Call 10 am • 2 pm
W-U83.
_'!!,.!f!!'_n 7:400 ~548-3402.::..:=·------Del Mar, C.M. Colt $329 sell for SJ419. or pc. (Europeu crattamen) blk 1: wtlL Xlnt pets for Hones ;830 26' SPORT fishing boat. bait
Secretary-Girl Fridiy Exp. Bindery He.Ip MERCHANDISE FOR make otfer. 968-4354 FrM eet, del. pickup, ru child. 548-166l 7161 ;..;==----.:.:::.. tank, bead. bunks. Sacrilloe
Pleesant NPt Beach office. MARTI;c SALE AND TRADE CLASSICAL Guitar ' cue. Main, HB "Berny" 536-6105 MALE Coc+Poo, abotl I: MODEL Quuttr> horse. Red $1800. 547-4855 after !l'PM_
Xlnt 09P011Unity. lntelli-REPRODUCTIONS Furniture 8000 Like new $100 or make ol.ftt DELTA 8 .. radial sr:..w on a Ucmst to rood borne with dun mM"e. I )Tl old.
KEN'S RESTAURANT
Under New Managemeot
NEEDS EXP. f'RY COOKS
REF'S. BREAKTASr SHIFT.
COME IN AT 2 PM OR
CALI. ANYTIME m!IOOI
ittlCe Ir in!tlative. naential. __ 1_STI_Pla_°'c..'"c.la.c...cN.:B;....._ --_ -~ 673-2351 30" x I' sturdy bench 00 fenced yard, 962-0.302 7/6 Pl"8sure It eqil.itatico. Show
L..ife insu~ exper, type WAITRESS Graveyard lhitt SPANISH/MEDITI El.EC Guitar 3 ~ick up, aood wbeell. StSO. 2320 El:deo. MALE puppy, 10 weeks: % up., esp. aood ~ clilldm.
9), Call betw 9 i: 1 weekdays only. * ROOM GROUPINGS * cond. 135. Amplifier $35. Costa Meta Pointer; rood with chlldren. 639--02T1
tor 1ppt. 642-6667 or 54&8(79 Cottare Collet Shop L..lving, dining room and 5.16-4046 Made kl order. an,y color, 962.-7633 T/6 Honeba<X riding le90na.
Office Mlnager-Full 562 W. 191.h St. Costa Mesa bedroom -u low u $3. wk. -· -. -Decorator an.pea, candles I: 2 BROWN and one white Your hone or mine.
Ch1rve lookkffP.r EXPERI~NCED Waltr!SI Open S.9 dall)., lG-5 SUn. ~~-O~g~-·~E! other ~. m-3t38 female l\llbff. ... J =-le Call NIDCY· 673-7489
Retail appliance experience. Appl.y in person. SWJts Approved -TEAK Deak with matcbina: white rai.a. 60-QU 111 WANT To rent, lea• er buy
OOLLECE Student wtth ex· IBM «rl equip. Salary $Q'.X) Chllet. 414 N. Newport Furniture NOW HERE -the new chair $100. SUrlboard 10', BEA.tmruL llttta. 5 w'a acreap suitable for 4
perlenct. l\all dme summer plus. Blvd. N.B. Supenound.l.n& T-DI $65. ~ oid. hlkbrtat, wMMd. Fttt bonel:, Mr.~. 52'7·~1
pert time durinC adlool at Mr. Brown 548-3439 B:AB=Y~s=11"'·1=u.~1-,:Jt1~-. ~,~,:Jtl-. 2U9 Harbor, Costa Mtaa Hammond Spinet orru · to I Ing born 644-0141 716 TRANSPORTATION
Aircraft 9100 -------ONE OF A KIND
1983 P-35 Bonama
1965 S-3S Bonanu
MISSION BEECHCRAFl'
0.C. Air1>ort St0-7710
Eactptionally Equipped!
'65 Oierokee 1!0
MISSION BE!Xl-!CRAlT o.c. Airpan 541).271) °'""°" Statloa Oii beacb In M th F 548-9660 -the ti.neat yet! AUTO Wutier $25; Refri1 ov e. --·-··-· -Lquna. NO h.lpplea. Mlll!t SERVICE atation man, lube on ru r, 3 1lrls; twins l;;;;-;-;""'""''7,:::,-:-,--,,, SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS CO. ~; Stove .w/oenttt pill 3 AOORABLE ~ g Bolts & Yachts fOOO Mobile HOIMI t200
bt IL Sal ry _, ... corn-'It medl, da,y llhilt. aood S," one 4,. own transp. FR~~tlo.4.2beds$5,t$15. 1907 N. Main O 20th $20. 764 W. ami.-st..-.<M wetkl old. Hundnpin Bch -· .. ·--. 1---------
a ,..... -·, o ... ••-off, no gao 64-·97'93a1t6 2\:Ueb!i'S7.50ea..Mahcbeat ...,. •=m~ 7/6 JIJLv _._,Bo •·u1·• o-•~ 2· BR 2 BA, •·a·• mlNk>n with nlaes. 49'--9003 ..._ ~iu...," .-.c 2 ~ s•-· ·~ • •"" Santa Ana 25' STEEL poles for Fl ... or · ,,.,.,..,,...,., ' ·"-"~· •ta •• -· .c.wu"' """ ••
pumping. Viejo Union Serv, FRY Cpok Z.:K> yrs. 2218 Npt -'• •""" ruvl!S NU ,u;r. lit•• $10 -· ntEE: pleoea Of uphalt bottDm scrubbed &: painted, lndacpd. adult park, xtraa.
PAR.KING A It end ant l6ln La Paz Rd, Mi.uioo ffivd. Coata Mesa. Good refrig $20, End tables, I ~~"!""~!!!!!!!!!!!!"'"'!!""" . drive~ 892.-"628 1'/6 $UO ptr tt. •• paint 'ilnc. Lqlan.a •2583
-... :~ 11M~t bt6 13p•.mclder. at' Viejo. 83'1-4826 642-4m =le lam"2t,.Nd .. S2Sdl. ~ F~!;'~~:~~~~: call 54~ Ctr1'E K;tte _.. .. All other mainttnance • • nr OCMn, • .., '"" ...,., ,..,..,.,,, LARGE Strtlonal aofa ns , wean""' .. engine work, aft ua. "lnl Bikff 927S
Reubeft E. Lee Partdnf lot, ~SALESLADY PfT $2 hr iuar. Fuller Buena Vista. Baltx.. End of w1lnut wood. Very sood Ullt&hM $35 Lawn Vic Jr~ housebn>ken. 548-4635 714 Newport 0ry Docks 67S-!500 lm---'--"----'=,I
('rfewport Bffdl Full ot P&rt Ume. Exp. JR Btuah customu So!l'V. 11.B. 1,;IJ:;.""°::===---~~~ conditio n. '385· 5411-4753 Reel mower $25 548-n47 HElP! Save us 3 adon.hle On the Bay at 21'.lth St. 1 MESA MINI BIKE
-·.., ... FOLDER "'--tcr I: JR. PEJllE Dtt11 9Klp'. F.V .. f\frs. Brown 541).1932 MARBLE Top cofftt table. i PIANO Wanted Private par.. kill 499-2123 7/4 Sain e Pana e Repairs
6'1 ... MARTll: "'~· CallforAppt. 968-llllF.V. lllndStltc:t.Oper. brass pedestals, 63" JonC, ty wants to buy pl~ for ~~:::J. ~~ tD good home, 9 s:i~=·~·=: 226THarborCM e 548-3tm
REPflODtJCl'IONS WAITRESSES Gannent manufacturer 1580 31" high., $45 546-0T39 cuti. 543-933.5 e 6464132 ! wttkl., mbced. m.-48117 1'/4 er. Tandan trailer. Many
·IS'n PlKmtla NB Call Mr. Zimmer ~a N.8. 6U-2ti66· KING size· bed $25, Duncan LOWRY Electric orpn. Pert STAINED atus windCl'lll' $30. BUNNIES Bleck A: white call eztru! OH 6'2-U&l, 646..Q196 1 _M_lol_ll'_cycloo,_'-'---..;93c;300;.:;~ I
Sl:RVICI: Sbdon..atUndeat, Blue Dolpb1n 675-4XM NURSES Pl\yfe din ttMe 'dlaln $25. cond. $1700 new, will 1e:ll im Chime clock S«J. 400 SG-7eo T/4 18' FIBERGLASS runllbout.
full a part d,.. £aper. mi, SALES, part ti.mt p per br. needed lor private duty Drrsstt $10: 96'2-J50l $100. f!M....1224 after 6 Day clock no.. 642-1845 -MALE POODLE Mll'O' extru. 40. tip
ePP11 at :mn Lt Pu a.d. ruaruteed: to lftart. Owl' :n. e 6Q..9e e -DOUBLE Bed frame ""°'th GOOD practb Jlia.fto -Ultd TOOLS, bardwatt, ded:ric 5 mOI old &U-81 evinrude. Like otW. 962-<1336
llllllarl Vltjo. DT..a. ·541-5145 BABYSITI'ER-Mf borne or headboard and matchlne SlOO. Larry Ben ed !.ct. plt.m:lirw · p9111, 5c _, $25. llnl er "191.
i:.\m.Y AM ae .... , a p. r LVN ~ll .a.rie N'tJne A.f'-)'Qin. 5dlys. •Uh mirror*' 548-0063 439-0274. tWI· B4:Mi394 n4~ LukJpur 05M BEAGLE.male 3-yra old. To "L"°t°'K"°E,.;....~N~E=w--1-.. ~ ..... "'"'-"'7BrillolO-.H01p.,llfl9 5*-4315 GAS°""'~ ...-.·run CONN dec,iil'IU: mod<m MAN'Sd;amoodrina\lc:ara! aoodhom•only.96U2127/5 ''TRAVELER" ...... !au ....._Pnllr ....,.._men, lV. Hem1odc Wq, S.A. • ~k. cblld care. bed wtth hHa:board. • tnanr atylt.; 2 manuala: idnt ~ cent~ atc:ine-a:..t '800. Ril KMTEJl/'S, 1 sttfJ. 1 blact. runebout wtth ll bp Jotuoa
t> m ... ,....,. llT..JJOO • lLV-14., reUd''ah!ft. Appty Uvt in, rm A TV •• aa.tary, other it~ m.2162 ditian. 54l).29llO tor S250or tf'ldt. ~ m--+t5S T/$ motor. Sacrlftct! 61).6m
COOK; l.,.,lericel ~ Btedl Nara I a I Rell. H.B. are•. 536-.1248 Studio couch 1lmoist new $65. * EVERE'l'l" did walriul n&-Tttlbina: beauL, IWt· CUTE Grey )df1ens. 1 wb, sat.ml Coast 18. ~ or oil
CID Mr. -Home. -. • fuysrr M1 """'" ..,., Gold -nig 9'12135. upr1g111, aood odlon & -.. unou. ...... -""'*· ho•••""''"'· 615-1911 1/6 lhn , __ ~ .,.....
... ,,....,_ .,,_. Manicurist N1•d1d t'MP)n mature need appl,y. S40-21.T1, or 675-z;s!t $150. 49C-t62l ~ &t6-03t58 for a,pp't. SMA1L u111ble chanripcrt )'Oii '1M'14· -
I -. tD• ... ..... S21)wt M24'12S~U• Dt&I 6Q.M7B for R.ESt.JLTS ~m Whi·_!!~fo:_:.all'l::!!•:•::"":i:·::.'.!"':: .. :•::•::·""'=·.::ha::"::'·..:54Ml:::..::.::•' ___ ..;l::.i6:• DIJO Pilot Wam •dall I I . e · ---'--~""'-'-'-_
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tf'litl. Scorplan 250 cc. ~
tru, dirt A road. Brlod
MW. 0:.t $800 a ~l l
""" ~'Ill
. 'X TRllJMPff &50 cC dirt
bib. $ZIC). 123 'l'owM,
. Cotta ·Mesa. MS-.tz7
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OPBI ROAD
FACTOIY DIUCT
SALE
FACTORY 'DIUCT
SALE
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48 MONTHS
TO PAY
0o App!RM c.Mlt
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'61 vw . '61 vw
a.Nn. .... Air cft. & •••• le ... Wllte.,..., ,.... .... ... 4+ .....
$1599 '1799
'63 vw '62 vw --...... -.• ---...... ....... . .....
'1199
'61 GHIA
C.ua1lt1, W. Pl 11 t .,.., .• +-.
'999
'1099
'63Ponche --·--'3199
'64 VW: . --....... ere•n. Pulfr .... ,. •. + rMle. --
$1290~'
'60 GHIA : e-.---·., +..... .:
$999°':
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1970 Heter llftl,. Ci•
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! . . '65 CHEVROLET
11Hbu gi]per •port convertible. V8,
ut.omltk; powt"r 11tcering, rAdlo , healer.
Uhitlan turq. with white vinyl buCket
~ ~CN11695 · .
'66 MUSTANG
ardtop coupe. V8, automatic, power
r;teerinl', radio, heater, white with red
·interior. CY.CUl60)
$1795
'65 IMPALA
:sport coupe. VS, automatjc, "°"'er steer-
ing, !'adio, heater, .utin 1ilver with black
interior. (ORB990)
· '67 ·CHEVROLET ·
t>(olu:i.:e sporl van. Automatic, radio,
heater, 3 ,aeat11, red and White v:iU1 red
d~luxe tnwrior. tTYV5301
'63 RIVIERA
ll11rdtnp coupe. Autom!ltic, air tond.,
full pctY•cr, radla, hi?ater, l'.'rmine white
with r'!d lf'athfo:r trim. (0KK9601
$1895
'64 CHEVROLET
-,. ton pickup. 8' Fleet.side, V8, auto-
matic, radio, hM.ter, cu.st. cab. <R28417 l
'64 FALCON
f ulura H.T. rou!Jf'. V8, a utomatic, po~·er
ste.ering, r11diri. tM<11te-r, (TO'M58)
'64 PONTIAC
' Grand Prix. V8, · automalit 1 power steer·
Ing, eteC, windows, R&H. Danube blue
w/whit• vinyl roo!. CNQX710) -
I) $1195
~
'64 FALCON
Deluxe station wagon. Automatic, power
ste~ring, radio, heater, ermine white w/
blue vinyl interior. (HGF848)
~64 RAMBLER
Cl'assic 770 station wagon. Automatic,
power steerirjg, radio, heater, blue with
blue interior. (MPN!06) -$1095
'64 FALCON
Station wagon . Automatic, power steer·
ing, radio, heater, ermine white w/blue ,
interior. (llGF84R) "
.
'65 PLYMOUTH '67 EL CAMINO
FU.ry 4 Dr, S@d.. VS. auto111atic, factory
a~ conditioning, Ivory with blue Inter· \or. (HOt.1599)
Custom. V8, aul.omlltic, powtt atef:~ ~o aod hea~, ermine wtute. (V42925
$1395 .s2595
. . .
'62 CADllLAC
Sedan DeVllle. Factory air-conditioning
automatic, full ·powtor, radio and heater'.
tESR.5051
'64 CORVETTE
Fastback . .C speed, AM-FM, 300 H.P. V8
f'ng .. pogitracti on axle, excellent condition.
{JJZ80J ) -$1195 $2695
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'68 CHEVELLE '67 FIREBIRD
Malibu, Automatic, radio, bnter, pow.
er steering. CVIM 691)
Hardtop coupe. .C speed, power steerina:.
radio, heater, Verdoro srttn with black
bucket seats. {UOF972)
$2895 $2795 r
'67 CAMARO '65 CHEVROLET
327 VB, automatic, .radio, heater, power
1tee:ring. .( ULSl.8!5)
Monza coupe. Factory air conditloninJ.
Automatic, radio, heater. ermine white
with blue vinyl bucket seats. No. Rl!iSl
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. $1395 s995 $2495 $1495 -'
'65 MERCURY
Montclair hardtop coupe. V8, automatic,
· po\\.·er steering, radio, heater, low mil~
age, ermine white wi~ blue interior. (RVM68S)$1795 .
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'64 CHEVROLET
Impala. V·8, au to mati c, powf'r
Htf'f'ri ng, radin, heater, silver blue tu.
tone. No. 691 A
-'66 CHEVROLET
Sport Van. Radio and heater. green and
white tu-tone with deluxe vinyl interioF.'
(TGT221) ·
$2195
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'66 CAPRICE '64 BUICK
Custom .coupe. 327 VB, automatic, power
steering, factory air conditioning, radio,
h~~·. lik$2695 '
Skylark 4 Door. Automatic, power ~teer·
ing, radio, heater, 1old with saddle interior.
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lmpo~ A-ffOO Im ........ A'ut• 9600 Imported Autoa 96001mported Au!OI 9600 ·
COME_T __ u _ .... _c_,_"---9900-i
CONTINENTAL
I ~~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~---~-~----~ll :;;;;;,:~;;;;~;:;;;;, 1963 Comet Qistom ~tation 1964 Lincoln Cootinenta.I 4 J~ '66 CHEVY lmpal11. hard top, 1964 IMPALA Super Sport Pl. '6.1 CHRYSLER, Full pwr Wa_gon ~ Dr: ~ milea~ Dr Town Sedan. Full pow---:-:•.t•A~ ~~ ll'IJl• 1)t•C' £ £Z~OW.~ aport •"'"ta "k. -~~· "'ottc pb. A"''· Ai• cood. P..-•" b~k•t ~•u, immoc. ;,. IMdftL"x ~r,i;.,.~tick. ~"' "· factocy"" ooodition, and green, c pluw interior. cond. Call a.lier 5 pm. side & out. 764 W. 20tti St. an 111:<1tt!f'.~ me 1c 1 th · t · A -~•rn· g • . 1 •• _,_ . h· ,~,-11 ea er 1n enor. "I"""' .... v-. automatic, power 642-6182 CM 1ru:.11 Wit ma ........ 16 a mI lie ti ·im, Full
steering, low miles. \Vill vynl interior. F\Jll Price~ ~ s'::a ni
'lak• oldtt "''"'· Pymo" CHRYSLER COMET br ""Joi"" "'"'°' "'""· -• --
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5 YEARS ANNOUNCE TH 'E OPtNING. ''"'·..,.."'"foe'"'· Sac! '67 °'""""' 2 "°"'· &ir. •t.,dud, ""· "dio & """Mo" Braooh Llo""o·M•reury . $189;}. 644-166:• $2995. 673-2776 hf'ate-r. S651}. 548--58:i6 ... l!Ht Harbor Blvd 642.'lffi() O>sta Mesa Bmnch -----·--------. 1941 Harbor Blvd. &t2-70i0
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tinge COlity's ilewlSI DMlenhlp
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!18181 BEACH BLVD.
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t969 TOYOTA COROLLA
THE n•w•1f ptrflM'111111c1 ch1fllplo11 bo111 T.yot1, 2 ~~or 11cl1n, 1quip1N4 wltll I n 111 1y11chr11N1h •·
1pt•d tr1nn11iulon with \ flMtoftl01111tt4 1ti.lr Uitfl.
Ht1t1r1 whitt will tlr1~ th1tM" F• ... yfnyl trim,
1Mck·11p 119ht, 1te. • , .,
$1770 +.:~~·~:~=u
We have the entire selecti~n· of new Toy·
ofas including ·lhe Land Cruiser ready {or
immedf!ot,e dolivery l ', · '
COU•AI " lllod Cara '900
DOD•I !"" COllilar H.T. (\>e, Alo• =~ • • • VEGAS ,
ldan Wblte Wltb betfJtifUI VAC;TIQN WlTH A
blue .,.i' int-. Power '64 DOOOI DART '64 pORD $TA. WAG ..
atttl'bl&. auto., RI H.·13,<m Bic I, aulO. l'lllUo: bMW, TM CcNntey Squire top of: tbe
m11ll. Sl111 hu llctaey war. dlr, 8lban. btl,.. bDI Wit l'IM. BeeutlNI pomr wbJte ~ twlty, Foll Price .-.. bnlnd new -'Win take trade with wood cr•,jn ·trim. eon.
1tt cat Jot on Harbor Blvd. or $125 ca.di dell. Pymta · bl vtn·" klterioc ""'HNSON ·1· SON mas *""· 'oiil -u. "'· tmtina "' " · ~ ma or Galt. Air Coo4. '· ltr. Autn. EWll , Llncoln-Merc\ll'y ., luaqr rack. lboin:~
Costa Mesa Branch fresh. Special th1I Wttkend
19'1 11a-e1..i. M2-1UIO FALCON °""' $1516.00 p1oo TllL· or
'11 PALCON 2 di". Sedan. 3
..... $375 DO.DGE
FREE LAS VEGAS * C.ll 6'73-936l *
paymll u low u 112.00 ~
p&ymt 6 ta.GO per mo OAC. -Wt.Uo.•-ELMORE : VACATION 'b'.l'OI..~-... • . -._RD
• '61 DODGE DART rv TOYOTA ~top. 'I'hll i• the hard to ,67 .rorut Country Squire• _ ~
ftnd G.T. model. Beautiful M in •~ -In Silver metal.le green, wagon. °" &rffn WU'-1D:IO ._cb 8ML, Wltmnltr
IUtom•tic tranl, beW Wl!W ranty. 390 VS, auto., pwr.
ilne. Truly a .....,, ...-.. ""'" pwr. hrl<•., fad. air 4 SPllD
bile,, Special ,_ $1496.00 """'·Call 6'6-817' or,.. at SPECIALISTS 1 ~&L low 328 E. ltlh St., C.M . !s ua or ptymta·u •66 FORD Cali:cy ca:iY. air, HIGH PERPORMANCE
$51 dn paymt. a '51 . •7.000 ml.: pwr. .-• CUSTOM CA~~
-mo. 0.A.C. lni!I-••• -X1nt. 11. 19 t . LAllGIESI' IELECTI !II ~ --~• · OllANG! COUNl'Y nc. a intemt. --ELMOl E '34 J'ORD .'fl"' ... a."'' s.te'cMd AlltO • • ·--...... ""'" c .... , ·' ' ' " -body --$400 "' TOYOTA be01.a ... 142.m ... , 130!2 -lllvd. !131.-
.. MOl'ORS DIAL ..,_ OG-5678, aw.., '64 Falrlano
894.3.120 .>'O'ar: ad, thlm. ait bl.ck eel $750
15300 Beach Blvd., Wltmnm 'llltiia to the ,.._ rhll! · 67M'l915 .
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THRU-::-MONDA V:, JULY 8th ! .............. _ ........................................... ~· '
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!•dio, k1•t1r, pow1r t:fffrin9, f•ctory ~ ·.
:llit conclitionint, white w•ll tire•, tint1cl tl151, St.c.k Ne. 270•21. -. . . "
'•68 OLDS . . . s331r ·Cutl111 "S" Hol. Coup•. VI, 1uto.
rn1tic, r1dlo, he1ter, pow1r 1t.1rin9 I
br1ke1, f1ctory 1ir cone!., WSW, fint•J 91111. Gold .
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tfie, kelter, power 1te1rln9, white
w1ll1, tintetf wlntf1h leld. Ne. 159
NEW ,:68 OLDS · $282574
F·IS. VI, 1Htk sh ift, reciie, heef91',
power steerl119, whit• side w•ll1, tinted
wlnd1h i•ld. No. 551
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heater pewtr 1t.erl119 I IN'ei:• .. fee•
tory elr con4., WSW, th1t•d 91111. lli;e.
EVERY VALUE RATED
USED CAR USTED BELOW
GUARANTEED TO II
' KELLY ILUE BOOK
:~.~~ !~~.~!~·-·"" ,49°° r1141o, he1ter1 pwer tle1rin9, f•cfory
1lr conditieni119, whit• will tir••· Steck No. I 72A, UM11r WJt11 ..
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-·68 01.:DS _Del •. · $3~ 53
Holl••Y $ff.,, v.1, ••l•m•li<. •••lo, 97
ke1hr, ,_er .+t~rlnt, pow•r ~r•k•1,
f1 ctory 1Jr conclltlonh11, whit1 will ti,.., Hnted tl111, Stocli
No. tOl-20. '
NEW "68 OLDS $2902" '·IS. VI, 1utom1tic, r1clio, h11f1r,
powtr -1te1rin9, wkite will tir11, tinted
winci1klelcl. No, 150
:~, ~~.~~ .. ~~!!~·~,,.,$3561 77
h11ter, power 1t11ri119, pewer breke1,
f1ctory t'lr 1ondltlo11l119, white will tlrel, tinted 9l1M. S+.11!
No. '403°Jl.
WHOLES'ALE .
OR 'LESS!
'67 FALCON. $1049'00
Z De... S1de11. 6 1Ylh1tler, 1tlck tlifft,
r•cfio, ~••+•r, whit• w•ll tir••· St..tr ,
No. !ilJA. Uncl•t Wliolewle llu1 l•ok.
;~;~.~~~=~~ .... 54 07400
power stMrlt19; f1Ctery elr col'Hlltf .. ln9, I
white w•~· .ffr11. S,ock He. :"IJ'f. ·~ "."'''"•)• 1111• ~Mk,
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1te•riflf. St.c.k No. PlllO, UMet 1<9f7
Wllel11t1le 1111• i .. k. · , ,
."67 CHEVELLE
~ . M1UM ,,.rt coupe. VI, ~"'te"'•tfc,
ltlH, ,..er .+terl119. Stock No. lllA. u'"''' W11e1 ... 1. 1111 a.H.
Dozens t,ior1 To Chof!»~e From
. Cleclrane• Prices EffKtlY• Thro11gh Monday, July I
OTHER DEALERS ADVERTISE IT :!': WE DO ltJ "
2850 HARBOR .
UlflYERSITY . BLVD.-_1 ........... : · . . COSTA MESA
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Fl"EST WAGON
ON THE ROAD .
IRAND NIW '61 CHR\'SUR ·
TOWN _a COUllTllY W,t.•ON . .. L111id""".,,.. ,,, ;._..,: . , .. ' .. ".:VI.~ ,.,.., t;11t -............ · T ..... • H..,.. Plut Meny tj.,_ -::!,•
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,.,. Ill °"""'· YI, ...... ••Ho ...... ..................
PACTM:Y Allt CC*DIT=IMe. ,... wmillb' ,..,
$3222
$1388
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'66 CHRYSLER .
$1895
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'65 IMPIRIAL
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BOB· LO.IGPRE PONTIAC ·.WITH THE· 1ST BJC .
EXECUTI E · C4R SALE ... ··,
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Charming Clleapies
with Bumper Value
'63 MINI JEEP"
lrw4•1111f•ctu r•d by Ct•ft011 111 5•11 Di•90. Thj1
<f cylind•r c:ompl•t• with C•"'P•r t.p i1 re•·
dy to 90 for 111rnmer fun.
$588
'61 FALCON 4-DOOR
'62 PONT. CATALINA
2-door h•rdtop, redio •ncl heat•r, autom•tic,
power 1t•eri119. Very tle111.
$988
'65 TEMPEST
4-doot, redio -..d heeter, 111fo..,1tt.:, an out.
!t•11dillf t••· '-$1188 ..
'63 PONTIAC
Stetio11
'65 DATSUN PU TRUCK
Jt1dio, h1•t1r, 111c1ll111! col'ld ition, com pl1t1
with c1mp1r 1h1tl.
$1188
'55 FORD
$248
'62 DODGE POLARA
V ·I, 111tom1lic, powtt ;t11ril'l9.
$488'
'63 CHEY. IMI'. CONY.
v.1, r1dio, h11t1r, 4·1p11d.
$988
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tri111.
W•IJOll . r.,.,,..,. cuth1111, Redio a
•11+0,,.t tic -f1'•111111i11ie11, fuU--•iiiyl -_'62-F.ORD-112-TON
l cylinde r, l·•Pttd, 111w p1int .
$988 $988
ON BEACH BLVD.
AT THE ,
GARDEN GROVE •
FREEWAY
111 FllEBIRD1 1141811
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DOWN DELIVERS
ANY CAR IN STOCK
' '-Plus Tu & Lie. On Approved Credit-
Ouallly
Coil·
trolled,
Safely
Tested
Used
Cars
int air with low, low mile• •
Motor No. IU I 42556 .
· 1961 CATALINA
4.0oor H.trdtor., Verc:Jora Gr.en.
loaded with a most a.vary •xtra.
SAVE from sticker price
OUAUTY CONTROL SAFETY TESTB> USED CARS
'63
MERCURY
0 t 'ASS. WAGON
V-&." 111tom1llc. rtdlo, ht• .. 0 _, 11eerlnt . wllflew11!
_!Intl .. SI~. NG .. 16Jt1.
$988
'63
PONTIAC
lltH. 1111. Ne. •12.
'$1188
'66.
PONTIAC
1'1111 -·· 11~ .. •Ir rllf'ld.
Ce<dGYI tno. J -Colricln
4 ply lit"fl ..
'65
CHEY.
~,"''· ss. m v1. ''·• r-11.
V Q·i .. '"'· ''"'· ... ' -Oayton ' ply waw. LI(-• osu '22. ,/
~988
'63
PONTIAC
$1188
'63
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Gri nd ,.,1 •• leMH tm&.fm
rfflo, 'VI' DO-. lac:f. t lr
COl'd. J -OtY~ • ,.r~ !Ires,
'64
Volkswagen
ITATION WAHN
~488
'63
MERCURY
188
'65
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13600 BEACH BLVD., • WESTMINSTER • 8'2-6655
People h1v1 been buying with confidence •nd Nti1faction 'from Bob Longpre ~ 20 y .. r1
l!:v•<V <l\l.l!HY
controllt<! ~•I· ly IDied Soll
Ll"llPft Uied
u r is e1111l-d wltti J brtnd ,,... . ,...,
whl,. wtll tlr11
$2688 $1788 $1588r ~
I TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
IUHcl c... 9900 Used ·C11r1 .... 9900 Used C11r1
FORD FORD FORD WERE: . . ,s\f f GH PRICES! '59 WAG . T.&'i :1 l!Jl .. hur111
link. AFB qu11.cl durl 'xii.
'Best ntfer/ $250. 598-1064
·;:,,q 1-'0RD 4 dr R&H, auto lo
mi i:ood running cond. $250 nr ~l'I! mr 54>11666
'6.1 GALAXIE 500 .. 152 P.n(~4
dr, R&H,Cruisamatic. $9'i;
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Tiiis Is Our Leod1tt
'67 CCHllll• Cffpe 4e YllN
Full pow1r. l1ct, 1ir, ntw ctr wt ••
r1nty, 9r1y, rtd l11tl11r inl1ri11r. 11¥1•
rn1c .. condition! PllCID TO SELL!
$4795
'67 Coclllloc Co11,. 4e ¥Hi.
T11rq11ois1, bltck l11th1r intt rior, low
rnil11, full powt • .. f1ct. 1ir. l 1111tiful!
NIW CAI WAllANTY.
$5195
'67 CHlllK S.dt111 ff ¥Iii.
Normt ndy bl u1, bl1ci.,-.inyl lop, bl 111
i.11 .. , l1ct. 1ir, lull po .. tr, low mi111,
NIW CAI WAllAN TY ..
$5295
.,, c.tllhlc Se4M ........
W hitt , blu1 vinyl fop, bl11 1 int .. Lectl
ci r. 24,0Qg_ 1cl11 t l ,.,;i,,, I own1r,
fwll p1w1r, ftcf, 1ir .. 't'llT S ... CIAL
$4395
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lec•I t or. F11ll f"WI •, ftct. t ir. Mini
••• ffil1 ct r. OHL r
$1895
'67 CHlllH Co11pt: ff Ylllt
Silv1r, bl1ck .,;"yl top, red l11lh1r
inter., li•1 n1w. low mil11. N1w c•r
w1rr111ty, full power, l1ct, 1ir co11d.
GOJIGIOUS!
$5395
'67 CHllloc Co11,. tk ¥1111
Ch1,ln1tt & Brown, b1i91 vi11yl top,
b1i91 l11th1r int1rior, full pow1r,
fi ef, 1ir. N1w ct r w1f1'1nty·. IEAL
IEAUTY!
$5195
'67 Cocllnec 11 "D.,odo
Gold, brown vinyl lop, 11ddl1 l11lh-
" i11t., lull pow1r, f1(t. 1ir, low
mil11, NEW CAlt WAIH.NTT. EX·
OTIC l
$6395
'66 CMlllec co.,. 4t Ylll1 .
Yellow, bl1ck lthr. int. w/bl1ck vinyl
lop, I own1r, Ioctl c11. 16,000 mil 11,
GLAMOIOUSI
• $4495
'It '-' T·llnl
l ow .,.11,,, loc•1 c•1'. A ,RIAL llAU· '
TYi ONLY •
$695
'6 7 Cadlllec C VIiie
l lue, bl•ck vinyl t p, b inh rior,
full power, f1 ct. 1ir, ow 111il•1, "'"'
ci r w1rr1nty. YElT SPICIALI
$5195
''1 Cadillac W... • Yftte
Dark 9ree11, bl1ck vi11yl top, hl1c~
interior, full power, fief. e ir, crui11
conhol, rl•rt D r1dio, low "'il11.
fACT. WAP!ll.ANTT. YUMMY!
$5395
' " -''' Coltilloc Sodft ft Yllle
llwe, bl1ck lthr. int., f11ll pow1r,. f1cl.
•i•. low "'il11, NIW CAa WAllAN·
T'Y. llAL CLASS I
$4095
·•2 c.a.. c..,. • VIie
lurgundy, f11ll pow1r, fief, air, I
owner, loc1I cir. 40,tff ACTUAL
MILIS. ' "$1795
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"'4111+ 111 tt.K u r, 1-11ti1ff, LOCAL.
CAI:.
$1195 -·
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holitl•y1 .. 10
ytt•t •• .,.
'61 CHiii• ..... ¥1119
Turq., bl•clt i"t., fvll pow1r, ftct. t ir,
·•low 111ile1, NIW CAI WAlllANTY.
STUNNtNGI
$5195
1 '66 CHiii• ..... V. V11N ••hJ• -;., rttl •ptcl•l b11y .. l lk1
"'•· Lew rnilt 1, ft c.t. f'ir, PUU rown.
$3895
40, Y"· Fr~'"'' M1~t
All EN OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC, INC. J========l494· 1084 1150 So. -Coast Hwy., Laguna £each
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l'!"ported Autos 96001mpor,ted AutOI 9600Jmported Autos
Sa_ve ~ by Shopping
in Laguna Beach
SM & Driv•
The All New
TOYOTA
'1770
Coroll• 2 Dr.
f11ll prlc• + I•• I 11., ••
• La,.est Stock In History • AM Colors
• -AU Equipment • Financing Availabl• ··
Once you drive a Toyota ••
There "IS" .no other car!
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·Laguna Beach 494-7So3
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' ''"'a nce":,. 'an 1ideal o;portunity .to take the wheel of "th'e el~ga1it; 1968 Cadill ac anll experien~ •the -~pomivenesli :
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Performance" le8l W!ive ·will be yours for the asking. · · :. . .
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'65 Pl YMOUTH
The Sporty Barracuda model. A btautUul llt-
tJe ·turquoise car with black bucket seat In-
terior fully equipped includin& V8 e11-gine,
rad.lo and beater, tinted pa.a and of. course
white side wall t1rft. Tbll will make a perfect
car tor the klda or wife.
'$1333
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'65 RAMBLER
Hardtop coupe. ~ ever · PopUlar ~c Tio
mode:!. Equipped with VS engine, recllning
!bucket seats, radiO and htater, While side wall
tirH. A fine Jlttle arctic white car with all
white vinyl interior. Thb one won't bt here
Ion&' ao be 1!.lft you are the luck;y ~er. be
here lint.
$999
.. ..!67-CADILLAC
Coupe °"VWe. Stunnln& MontettJ ll'M" ex·
terior with bladt v1ny1 roof and full leather
Interior. Full J>O'IVft' ~udins ~er vent wm..
dowa and of couni. factol')' air condltkmlns.
Don't wait cm Ulla one bec&uat it won't lat
Iona: at thb: Drive • Home nu. Weekend Prl.,.,
$4777
'63 OLDSMOBILE . -~ ... .
The popu)ar P'-85 111Q!!el 4 door. Fully tc1Ulp-
ped with automatic t:n.nsmill&ion, -power steer-
fnr. radio and heaW', white aide wall tires, tinted l'1au. A beautiful desert aold·exterior
with orl.&fnal factory air condtttoninr. A lot at
car for very little money. Taki thia one home
this weekend tor only
$888
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OVER 60 QUALITY -CADILLACS To· SELECT f ROM
'65 CONTINENTAL
A stunnin& Goddess rold automobile with full
leather matchinr interior. Hu all the power
acceuorles including power seat, power win-
dows, power ateerlna:, poWer brakes. power
antenna, power vent w1ndowa, AM/FM radio,
cruise control and for aummer driving ln com-
fort factory air condltloning. An abeolute17
beautiful car at a low price of .
.$2555 .
'65 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVUTe Montft'e)' areen wiUI whlte
vinyl tQOt and nylon and leather Interior. Full
power equipnent lncludlna .power door locks,
power vent windows, tilt 1teerlng wheel, AM.I
FM radio Plus much more. Don't mlu tbbl
outatandinc buy at •••
$2777
_ .. .'.63 -PONTIAC
The elepnt Bonneville model equipped with
automatic tranambsiop1 l'}ldlo and heater,
power ateertnr. power Drakes, full vinyl In-
terior, tinted 11.ua. white aide wall t1ret and
air condlUonlnc. 1'hia beautiful ll.Eht aold
Pontiac with matchinc lntarlor ii sale prioed
for a qu1dc ·IUI: th.II week. Be llltt to teat
drive tfUa one!
$999
'.64 CADILLAC -..-··
Ooupe Deville aportinl: a 1Uvn-·~or with
the black vi'nyl root 1hla aOOwpieoe ;ii equip--
ped naturally with t.ctory air conditloninr
and hu all the l~::ealunl includ-ing power veab • I . j lftkf:I ~ .... ~
and the AM/FM n6t.. .-thll .ene ltom•
now! r
$'1888
' '63 CHEVROLET
The Impala 4 Door hardtop, a very popular
model. FuJly equipped with VS engine, radio
and heater, power steering, white aide wall
tirn, and of course factory air conditlonlna.
~uUful aqua flnlah with matching lnterioi:.
:A.blolutely clean.
5999 -
'63 CADILLAC
That most popUlar El Dorado convertible. Thia
automobile ii finished In arctic white y,•lth
beautiful red leather interior. Has all the
C&dlllac power accessorle~ including power
bucket seata, power windows, power vent win-
dawa, eJectrlc eye, center con1ole, plus much
mott. Thia 11 u ahlolutely goraeous automo-bile.
$1666
'64 IMPERIALI
Crown 4 door hardtop' Beautiful rliaJe1ilC blue
exterior with leether and tapestry intertpr.
""1lly equipped with power steering, power
brakes, power windowa, power 6 way aea t,
automatic dimmer, AM/FM radio and of coune factory air conditioning This ll the
top ot the OlryaJer hnperi&! line and ii in U•
cellent condition .
$1777
, '67 CORYETIE .
· ... ,g.uq...,~1fcli'hMlft .. 4'd.·"'W...:...t1t-deftnttefr.
have, toJ&e• .een to be fully epprcdated. l t'1 a lilVft".p, with black~nyl bUcket iseata and
· powririil by thf.~27 vs·(3-2bbl carbe) enclne
with 4.-apeed tranamfslllon, aluminum wheels,
1~ rear tires, tran1latorized Ignition, AM/
';nJ. ~. power window and Jeu than 9,000 actm.I miles. 1111! car ii hardly Uled. Be IUte
to ltt it.
$4222
SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN
:62 CADILLAC
Hardtop tedan. Alpine white exterior with
harmonWna: interior. Power equipped with
power steering, power brakes, pown 6 way
a.eat, electric eye, white aide wall tires, tinted clua and much more. Thil older Cadlllae still
has more than enough drlvina: Jett to 1ult the
busiest man of'WOO'Wl. You can't afford no' to take a look at thb one for only , , ,
$999
Stunn\:~~1~?.,~!I ~l~~l~hlng;,nt"·
!or and white top. Thi.! car has very, low
mileage and shows outstanding -, Fully
equipped I ncluding power iteering, power
brakes, power wlndowa, power seats, tinted
glass, power vent windows, white aide wall
tires, cruise control and fact. air condltiona:.
. $1222
'63 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVllle. A 1hlmrnertna: topaz &old exter-ior with leather and nylon interior. AU luxury
eq\Upment including power 1teer1.n1, power
windows, power seats, tinted glau, power
ven\ windows. white aide wall Urea; ftuile
confro! al'ld factory ilir Con!ptioninl. Thi! fine
automobUe •ho\fl the metiCUlous care by lb -. .........
$1444 . ____ ...,., __ _
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·· .( ~~Qluny &lahei E.',...~b.ue Cadi!IaC
with harmonizing lntertOr. All the regular
cadillac power fntutts lncludµlg ~er e way
Aeat, po~ steering, power brakes, power
windows, And of course tactotY air condition·
Ing. At. this' Jrke J'Oll can afford to at leut
look. Ready for delivery rllht now,
$3666
8:30 AM to '9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM · SATURDAY ~nd SUNDAY
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YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADIILAC . DEALER SERVING THE . ·ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA .. . ' ' . . . ~
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Increasing num~rs of Americana n,ow ·1eue t1'e
family car -·and for some very 1o0d reuom.
·IXAMl'LI:
You can now lease 11 brand J;ew Cougar for '92.00-:ll per mont h, and just look at. what It incl~: Fu . aervl.ce and maintenance for 'the ·next two ye&n·
or 40,000 miles, AT NO 'X™ COIT TO ,Y~·
Your full maintenance IMH Will include ~J.ol~ .
lowing aervlcea: . · 1 , 1 ) ·· . all 1. A .... Mite Ml'¥ke -..rraflty, ~ . ,.m •M S.ltor. • ·
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ttick. I.Ow miles, clean car. FREE LAS VEGM :;,
Priced at $11911. . VACA'nON wml A ;:::
l1'0 Tnmtan ,._, 511-:im .... --""' • top. pa, aolo, new "''" lo ml. 548-• -11. Cmta -RAMll:ER ======. ~1 •"'•·.""' "°"" """" 16116• ""'· • • Kl 6 4'444 MERCURY 5C-8l'l ' '62 RAMBLER "400" lta.
· . DREAM CAR '82 Oldo F-85 4 '6! Ba<NEVILLE """'· -0.-°""""'' -W . til"el. Xlnt cond, Lthr int.. Dealer fDr kolll ·.__and agn, near new eng., pwr.
nm· Mercur7 "OJllDm_ Mon-ctr. Navajo White. D6 t:JUCiiiketiii-iiiii' i""ili· i,.._iii""iij.~"'"'iiii°'ili' iii;' iili•1
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JOHNSON I SON PONTIAC
:~f:.~1~--p-~--;~-;:~ ~~'~~mouth $9995-:~!.~l~~out~-$699.5
bra'kea. bean. 1 owner· aix, auto., power m:erlnl,
$515. * 548-3121 r'ldlo ' heater. l'u&l 'Jl'i1ft ,63 MEllC Marauder SS5 Rio 119$. '~I IUICK I 199 '60 l'LTMCIUTH • 1A99 'It ClllVIOUT IA99
H; powtt Stettin& I: Stall-ht car 'lot on Harbor em!. ·Y-. ••••· H.T. Va, ••••· • ~ .. ;;~'"c;'':c"==---£'A
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HIGH l'~I SPECIALIS1S '61 IAiiiiiiil I 1· AA 'ff _, IA99 'ti MLcOii . k99· LAllGESr SEL!lCl10H 111 HIGH PIRl'OllMANCI A"-ff•. 77 ""'· • .~. . AO " ,,., • ...,, . ...,
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Nicest in Orani~ ~·
fluhlng red, ·oontrUt!'
Nack interl<r. Air ~.
tape dd plus all otheT •·
tru. Blue Book aay.s·$38J!fbl
Our mpec:;.l this week«JI ' $3~95 ~ ELMORE ·,
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J«>TORS ~1
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191<) 'n!UNDERBIRI>5 ~· SPI', CPE, ract. .~..._
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tractiw tlial blue w/lm;
2 t:me blut inlet. 1 lrl J.O,
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DAILY PILOT Thursday, Juiy 4, 1968
UIGfSJ fOlUMf
·OONf OfM,11
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NEW '68 DODGE WAGON
'71 '71 '2499 . .M'.U DOWN
PATMINT TOTAL PRICE t ,~ ...
-DtATI DILIVllY
....,_.. "'"-. • & lie-& n-~ ... • 4 _.11" • __. Nftt e1M1t , •..........................
IMIOli DoHf FIUCI & CAMPER CEll1EI
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'2112
l'OtAL NICI llLf¥ln' 10t'A1 NICI :+ t.U i UCINM -t-tAX a UCINll
,.,._.. Ind* 1111 i t~ i fl,._ c111,,.. 911 • -th1 WI..,..,.., loo11k cffdlt
-::: 161 DOMI 11ioitiu11 YIN
hltr ...... WMt c....,.r ,_. ... ''"'"' w.,.. • 118, Y-1 9!'11· • 12,000 lb.-front 1pring1 • 14,00011b. r11r springs • 15) h1Sxl5 I ply
ti,. • bdio • HHttr • Du1I Wtst Colst mirrort • l unks • l1fri9er1tor--• Sink
• Stow • DfMttt • l uilt·hl wffdrobe. Ask for Stock Ne . .tJ~ • .,_,..,. hn,.,,.
~ .. ~ :~.~. '3629 +;.:.
~ ilW"* fl• l I"-i ~ cM..;.. ..... -"ti WI~ M!Ok u.411
0 FO~~!!~.'!C!lff.UON · 0
with a GOLD STAR ..
100" MOllDITIOMAl IUAIAlfTH . 11111 ITAi ITATD •WllTtNI THAT MUOI DOOll
IUA1Am1s THI (Al 100" AGAMT MICMNICAl DIFlm
JOl 100 DAYS Ol 4.,000 MIW WHICH Ml COMIS fllST
Ami PUICHASl. 11HI ltCWDU AU. MICHANICAl PAITS,
llKTllt:Al IQUIPMINT, IAnPY, PffDoMITEI,. UDIO, HlATll ~ AU CAii. THIS IUWNTD COVHS AU PAITS AND I.AIOI FIH TO YOU.
VOLUME! VOLUME! VOLUME!
SPECAL
FACTORY PURCHISI -
OFFER!!
1961
CHARGER
Fully equipped with
F1ctery 11r toMltfonln1
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tr IPICIAl
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PillCiwl .....
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• Vlnrl INfHd re•f • W1W tlrtl • lvdi.et INh • Hlde1w1y lte11fll1htt • Full Yillyl lmrlor
!. N~" c1,.,.tint • ... , Meli .,.,._,, • Full rKl"I IMfTV1Nt1t1tle11 • FfHt elr fMM IHI
• llHtrlc cloek • l u111,., 1u1r• • ..... tr1y Hthl • M.D . .,r11111 • N.D. teni." "''Y ~r.
'71
T_OlAl toWN PATMINf
'71
1'0fAL MONntlT PATMIM'
'2499
TOTAL PRICE t ~
P1¥tllt!lt1 lnc!udt l•f'"l lk-l .. n1nt1 ,,;..,., M 41mMfhl1111111>mM Miik crwlit
.Used low Mileage <VSWl 57> Carries Balance of'~ew Car Warr.
TOTAL DOWN TOTAL MOMIN
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"""" Of -• Padded dash • Seat b.lb
• AU vinyl inttrior • H11ttr
&. defro.ttt. Ask for Stock
No. 909 Mid l:U.
'2059·
.,ATMINT PATM91T TOTAL N.ICI t J: ...
_.l"fintt. 1 .. c1..-T&l & t111WM'c11119H •a-. 911 .,....... .-....iit 1..-U.ft llUlllY •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lllAND
NEW . '68 e-ORONET
DILUXl-L
• Ou1I horn 1yst1m • Tinted
windJhitld • Dtlux1 whul
covtrs • Deluxe trim • Fo1m
front s11tt •Whitt sidewall
tiru. Ask for Stock No. 536.
TOTAi. DOWN TOTAL MQN1W '2389
tAT-.. TMM l'9f.aL ... t ....
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$89 $89 '2979 TOT AL DOWN TOT AL tlONfM
PAYMINf . PAYMIN1' TOTAL lllllCI t ~
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48 Months 9anfi ..........
Now AvaUable On All New Cara
& New Tru<ks In Stock On Appra¥ecl lank 6 edit
USED CAR SUPERMARKET ·_---
All PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & LICENSE FEES ANO All FINANCE CHARGES ON 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED BANK CREDIT
'4i fAJil Wj .............. tlll., tniw., MM, ~~ti'. fiWF~
'566 '.:'.:~ s19 :r,:: s19 .:l:I. I+ 'TAX & lll. mtt. "Mf,
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