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SATURDAY, JULY 20, :1968
Stri~keit by Mystery D.r"g
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Club Ownef ~':'Faces Conspiracy
Hippies C.Zaiming 10,000
Set for Laguna Love-in
By THOMAS FORTUNE
or "'9 o.iry "lllt Sfaff
Hippies who claim to be in the kno"·
say they wiU be 10,(NX) strong today fn··
a love-in at Laguna's Main Be8ch.
A skeptical Police Chief Har1·~
Labrow, however, doesn't expect :i•.
* * * Irvine Ra1icli
Mounts Posse
To Eye Hippies
As Laguna Beach braced for
tlll'eatened hippie invasion today lhC'
boys out at the Irvine Ranch were sad-
dling up to roam the spread's western
sector down by the beach looking for
trespassers. Br~. la posse is nothing new. They're
out !here · all the time anyway, ac-
cordiug to Bob Perkins, Irvine Com-
pany director or personnel.
The expected crush of long.hairs in
Laguna Beach has given rise to one
tale that hippies already are overflow-
ing into the southern city limits or
Newport Beach by way of I rvine
Company beaches.
Perkins said his deputy's last
weekend shooed off trespassers,.-.but
tiranded as totally unfounded the
reports that they were hippies.
Douglas Workers
Set Strike Vote
LONG BEACH (AP) -United Aero·
space Workers members at McDonnell
Douglas Corp. have scheduled a atrike
vote Sunday for employes in five
U.S. cities.
The company contract expired Mon-
day, smd union vice prelkleut Leonard
Woodcock, and McDonnell Douglas
has not made any contract offer.
Some 40.000 Ullion members ln Long
Beaeh; Tulsa. Okla.; Wbitieyvllle,
Tenn.; LltUe Rock , Ark. and Char-
lotte, N.C., will decide whether to
strike. About 30,000 or the employes
work at the tong Beach plant.
1 r the workers vote to strike, It
u·ould l>e&ln 9:30 a .m. July 29. ,
"invasion·• of anywhere near that
n1any of the hip folk.
He sent officers out to check around
Jown Friday and they reported no
observable increase in the number of
hippies.
But, then, the weekend hippies with
wheels probably have gotten the word
and there should be some kind of mass
scene at the beach.
Laguna's first love-in is 'to be an all-
day affair which began at dawn. 1\
mass feeding is scheduled for 6 p.m .
"A Jove-in is completely free. You
do anything you want. There are nn
hostilities, except police," explainer•
.Jeff Larrabee, only 17, but already r
love-in veteran.
He says word of the Jove-in h~ ....
traveled up a nd down the coast !rom
San Francisco to San Diego. He think~
10.000 are coming.
So does Barbara Siebeek. 14. Sh,..
says the visitors probabJy will crash
(sleep) in great numbers on the beach.
Police, who have a beach sleepine:
ban to enforce, say they don't intenrf
to be overwhelmed by the rumored
slceoinl? thousands.
"Publicity given the ~ove-in may
bring an excessive number down here,
but other poliei! departments, in·
cludin,e Los Angeles, have not heard
any talk or -an invasion, Chief Labro\v
saJd.
The 10,CkX> hippies estimate seems to
come from an assumption that two
hippies will show up for each ar 5,flOO
handbills printed by H e r m e s
Trysmagiftus. formerly J a m e s
Edward Martin TIJ.
Bundles have been sent to Berkeley,
Costa Mesa. San Diego and Hollywood.
l.Jarrabee said.
Niithtly feed-ins at the main beach
the last two weeks have drawn about
100 htppies each night.
Chief Labrow said If the hippies are
an orderly group there will be no law
violations to enforce.
"Our nonnal summer weekend
deployment is high anyway.'' he said.
"We can call in off duty officers and
we have a mutual aid agreement with
other agencies tf needed.
"We're just going to play it by ear.
Arrangements can be made In very
short order."
Some local residents and
businessmen have voiced their con·.
cern to the City Council over the
rumored Invasion.
Whleh Wa11'• Water?
Fifteen -month -old Julie Rob-
ertson brims over with confi-
dence as she heads fo r ftale·
crest Community Pool in Cos-
ta Mesa and it may be that
li!ejacket that helps. She Is
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil·
liam T. Robertson.
Bullock's Founder
P .G. Winnett Dies
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A co.found·
er ol. Bullock's depactmeot storM, P.
G. Winnett, ts dead at 17.
Winnett, lhe flnn'1 ~~ t lrom
1933 to• lllilO lll!d dlolnnan "' -until 196f, died 'lbursdey a b<lne.
"The Oldest Profession' Huntington
Prostitutes Talk Eagerly Police Charge
About Their Profession
Editor's Note: Prostitution has often
been characterized Cl8 "the world's
oldeJt proje&aic'n." Yet the public
ha3 often asked, r'What ·makes a
woman tum to pro&titution7" To get
the an.swers and the attitudes, DAJLY
PILOT atajf writer Pamela Hallan
t.alked to the women thermelves. This
U her jir&t in a three·pari report on
"The Oldest Profe3sion."
By PAMELA HALLAN
The pretty girl with the angel smile
oozed innocense as she sat quietly in a
metal folding chair, her legs crossed
demurely ...
The softness of her pink flowered
suit and Jong black hair were a con·
trast to the hard words she was speak·
ing about her professioo -one she
had practiced since the age of 13 -
prostitution.
"The law doesn't have the right to
tcU you who you can and can't go to
bed with. That's e private matter
between two individuals."
She cabnly lit a cigarette, not of-
fering any to the other two girls in the
room , • • a meeting room at the
California State Retiebilitation Center
for narcotics addicts in Norco.
While she smoked, the discussion
was taken up by another prostitute, a
girl with a plxie haircut and even
white teeth.
DON'T STEAL
'"fnere's nothing wrong witb it. As
long as you don't steal someone's
money," she said.
"lt should be legal," added the third
girl, a tall, statuesque blonde who sat
with her hands folded in her lap. "We
could be registered and attend clinics.
\'eneral disease rates would be
lower ."
They were eager to talk in defense
(See PROSTITUTES, Page Z)
Girl Takes Terrifying
Trip Into Drug World
A little Cost.a Mesa girl Is recover-
ing today afler a terrifying and ac·
cidental journey into the realm or
haUuclnogenJc drug use which sent her
into LSD-like symptoms.
Gloria P. Griffith, 7, of 779 Shalimar
Drive, was in satisfactory condition at
Oraoge county Medical Center Friday
nJgbt and physclains seemed op-
timlJUc about her progres1.
Police llld three pink, noo-prescrlp.
ti.on capsulet found in the home are
being analyud by the Orange County
Sherill'• Crime Lab to determine their
contents.
Juvenile Ofncer Linda Geisler 11\d
she talked Fr}day with the v1ctlm'1
rather, cosmetotogy 11le1man Denni•
A. Griffith, 21, bUt clld,not revtal their
disc'lllllon. Qnly tbrOe days \men were
arrested at the same apartmfnt
building during a sweeping \Vest
Orange County narcotics roundup.
One o{ tbem -a U.S. Army private
-had 14 capsules o( LS,D in his
possession at tbe tJme, according to
Costa Mesa detective Harry Carter.
The case almost Identically parallels
that of Gerry Grlgp, 5, ol 2150
Roosevelt Lane, Laguna Beach. who
1"111 stricken with Qmptoma 1lmllar
to those produced by lhe drug STP
several weeks ago.
A dru~ rald bad occurred at a
neighboring location several day1
before he became 111. The Griffith girl's father was away
alld a Dtl&hbor, Mrs. Nancy G. Pratt,
22, WU ..in, for Gloria and her
(See DRUG, Pore Z)
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Libel, Slander
Armed witfl 9/anants issued by tile
district attorney'« office, HuntirJgton
Beach police &Tested 'Friday teen
clU!b owner Mrs. Jeanne Covell on
charges of "conspiracy to· abort tftti
due process of justice" and "eonspir·
acy to ·libel and dander Offieer James
Mab&n" ol the Huntlngtoo Beach Po-lice O.partmen<. -, •
Mrs. Covell, wbo with her husband
Gilbert Covell operates the teenage
"Syndicate 3000" nightclub at m
Ocean Ave., was arrested at the club
by DetectJve Oapt, Earle Robit.aille
and booked into Huntington Beach Jal!
at approximately 4 p.m. Bond of '625
was immediately posted by tier bus·
band.
Covell told the DAILY PILOT that
he and hiJ wife had a 6 p.m. appoint·
ment wtth represent.ativee: Of the FBI
end Civil Rlgbta Divilloo of lhe Jus·
lice Department for alleged police
violation ol. coqstitutional rlgflts.
Covell did not reveal wllich constl-
t11tional right was · alledged to have
been violated. He denounced h..is wife's
arrest, citing the "mentally unbalanc·
ed" mind of Officer Mahan.
The arrest stems in part from a
statement made by Mrs. Covell May
28 to the DAILY PILOT. She accused
Mahan of having/ telephoned "a
threat" against her's and her bus·
band's Ille.
J\.fahan denied Mn. Covell's accusa--
tions.
Covell has con1looed to ba<k up hi•
wife's allegations, although at the
time of the alledgtd phone call. he
was under MTest for another matter
In Yolo County, oatiforrlle.
The Covelli have• kJac been at odds
with city lll!d police o(ftclals. Lasl l4aY City Coundl ,,,_ fl) .....,.,.
the •-t permit lw $Jndl· Cato 3CJOO.
On MOI' 25 C0..11 p1-d UDdlt cit• IZ«t'• ll'l'NI Olllcen Giiiert Veino and Bert ~d:, -accuslnl tbem ol
"planUng" mortj,_ lo lie !MD club.
Both olll""" .,..... releoied u the
district attomey'a oftlcti retM•• to lssue a cqmpLahat on the ~ al
"iosufflclent evidence."
Mn. <:vven 11 _.,led lo lie ...
raigned Mondoy lo W11t ~ 0.-
ty Mr Com1, waJ, · as.
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z llAl1. y 'II.OT Salur¢11, July 20, 1968
Plenty of Steam Rising • Ill Water l)ispute
Brlnglng Costa Mon County Water
l>lltrlct Hl'Vi<e to Santa Alla Heights W-Company and Its sbareholdere
-be Ilka brln&la• coall to tlewculle, but the allalo1Y la not IO
elmple.
Heal llUTOUlldlDI pat\ dealloJs
between the two agencies bas some
members o! the Santa ANl Heights
-llr:m all lloemed up and ft&btlne back. More than t.500 signatures have
-1athered OD peUUons to be
)lnRllled ADI. 1' at a Local Agency
' FarmatloD Commlnlon (I.AFC) bear· lal OD c:nalloo Ill the propooed Santa
·All& Bol&hl1 Counl1 W-Dl>lrlcl -· ,
Approval and arganlzatlon of a coun·
ty water diJtrict. would end tho
possibility of the Co1te Mesa County w-District, or Newport BHCh DI)>.
bllnl at unproleci.d Santa Ana
Height. territory.
"We are tired of fi ghting tbese bat-
Ues," says Mrs. Eleanor Fuller,
chairman of the com pany 's
shareholders committee.
Basically, the difference between a
mutual water Company and a county
water cllstrlct Is that the farmer has
no aet, legal, Inviolable boundu!es and
can lose ~.~_by anoe:utioo. Mrs. 1'1W81' 1ays the 4:6-year.-okl
mutual company ls the object or
CMCWD cit.sire, suagestin& tbe rival
agency Js attempting lo obtalo tbe
SAHWCO for Its own benefit.
Olflclals o! the CMCWD deny tbls,
n o 11 n g they offered !540,000 to
purchase the Santa Ana Heights firm
several months ago, a sum they felt to
be more than generous.
Now. says Mrs. Fuller. there Js con-
cern that the C¥CWD may try to have
the SAHWCO system condemned, so
the movement to become an un-
touchabel water district was hastily
lormed.
GI • ID Hunt for Dad
Pair Separated When Soldier 3 Years Old
... BJ JACK CHAPPELL
Of ... °"" '"'' .....
A ~ to fiDcl and reunite U.S.
-.i\nny Specl•llst 4 John Peterman, 20,
-and hll father James E. Williamson ,
41. before the serviceman leAves {or
Vietnam 11 being made along the
'Orange Coast today by the hal!·sister
1 • of the soldier.
Mrs. Richard Lusk of <l.54 Costa
liesa St., Costa Mesa, has been
• searching for about a year now tor the
father of her hall brother who was
... • :;eparated from his dad at age 3 and
· has not seen him since.
, "We had traced him (Williamson) to
..:osta Mesa where his last address
wu 2630 Santa Mia. Ave. but this was
in 1965. He is a carpenter by trade and
over six-feet tiall. He used ti have
blond hair," MA. Lusk said.
"His father bn known hll son only
under the oame of Johnny Lawlan,''
she said.
"We've found a couple of James E.
Williamsons, but the one we're looking
for was born in Blumfore, Ill., in 1919.
The son, Petennan, is now in
Missouri but be will be back in
California in August on leave and in·
tends to volunteer for Vietnam du ty.
He is engaged 8!0d although has not set
a date for tihe wedding, this provides
an additional reason to find hls father,
Mrs. Lusk said.
. ~-·J>ioneer Club 'in Vegas
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.:Closed in '21' Cheating
LAS VEGAS (UPI) -The Pioneer
Club in downtown "Glitter Gulch"
was closed down Friday night by state
gaming agents who charged the black·
• jack games were rigged.
The club -primarily identified by
its giant "Howdy Podner" cowboy
neon sign -was the first major dow n-
town casino in Las Veg.as to be shut-
tered on charges or cheating in recent
history.
'lbe three members of the state ,
gaming oonllol board -Frank John-
~ IOD,. Wayne Peinon and Keith Camp-
bell -1erved documents on the ca-
sino in the height of weekend gamb-
ling play 1 aod agents covered the
gambling tables and sealed 180 slot
machines.
Surprised gamblers were allowed to
finish their n:ill or the dice, spin of
the wheel or deal o! the carda and
then agents closed the games one by
one.
Seals placed over the coin cl1ute
of the slot machine advised players
that the establishment was closed by
order of the state.
The. atate charged that 'oo July 15
agents picked up a 1tack of cards
lrom a 21 table "shoe" in which 16
king, queen, jack and ten cards were
missing. A "'shoe" is a container
from which the dealer pulls tbe cards
in a blackjack game. The "shoe"
usually contains three or four decks
of playing cards.
Planes Sca1·e Reds Using
Manacled Captives as Bait
SAIGON (AP) -A heavy raid by
U.S. B52 bomber• scared away Viet
C.Ong guerrillas who set 39 manacled
captives out as bait and planned to
ambush South. Vietnamese troops
coming to their rescue, military
spokesmen said today.
The government tniops freed the
emaciated men and women, who had
been chained lo stakes in the ground,
and reported killing six Viet Cong
l!Oldien -bed atayed behind as
guards when mod of the other guer-
rillas Bed.
'lbree South Vietnamese infantry-
men were wounded when tbe govern-
ment troopa charged into an open
field Friday lo free the prisoners in
the Mekong Delta, 125 miles south-
wert of Saigon, spokesmen said.
The captives, held by the Viet Cong
for periods ranging £rom two months
to two years, included 13 women, 21
male civilians, llu'ee militiamen, a
DAILY PILOT
ORANGE COAST PUBLIS!'llHG COMPANY'
11.ohert N, W,ed
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Mtnatlt'le Elllltor
hamlet chief and an assistant hamlet
chief.
Field reports, said the Viet Cong
learned of government troops' plans
to try to free the captives, dr8gged
them into an open rice fie ld and set
up ambush positions around them.
But the government soldiers \vere
not scheduled to sweep the area un-
ti.l after the B52 raids.
FroM P .. e J
DRUG ...•
brothers, Charles, 10, and Aron, 8, on
Thursday DlgbL
Investigators were notified when the
baby-sitter noticed ·the girl stretehed
out on a couch, incol1ereot, oblivious to
her surroundings and staring into
space ...
One or the victim's brothers to Id
police the three pink capsules were
lying loose in a drawer and in·
vesligators theorize the little girl
found them and took one or more.
Officer Geisler stressed Friday that
it is not known just wh.at Gloria did
swallow , or if the pink capsules taken
as evidence are definitely contraband
dangerous drugs.
She said the family normally has a
fuU·Ume baby-sitter, but she was off
for the day and a neighbor filled in.
since Griffith, who Is divorted, had to
be away.
SEEKS HIS FATHER -John
Peterman, 20, shown here in a
photo taken during bis first
tour of duty in Vietnam, hasn't
seen his father, who is believed
to be in the Costa Mesa area.
for 17 years. Peterman's h a I f
sister bas been trying to find
the man, John Williamson.
Hearings Slated
For 7 Arrested
In N arco Raid
Seven o( 12 persons arrested la~t
Tuesday in a major narcotics raid in
which Mayor Alvin Coen of Huntington
Beach joined will face preliminary
heai-ings in 'Vest Orange County
Municipal Court Tuesday.
Scheduled to appear are Patrick G.
Williams and Linda Fox, both 19 and
both of 147~ 3rd St., Huntington
Beach. The pair are also charged with
suspicion of attempting to bomb the
Huntington Beach police station July
4.
Others taken in the raid and faci ng
court action are \VWlam H. Till. 24 ,
arrested at the Syndicate 3(XX) teen
nig htclub. 304 Ocean Ave .. which he
gave as his home address; Pam~a E.
LeVie, 18, 502 16th St.. Huntington
Beach; Charles B. Lekniskas, 19, TlO
Shalimar St.. Costa Mesa : Ed E. Cun-
ningham, 19, of La Mirada, and
Ri chard,. Mackley, 24, 415 7lh St., Hun-
tington Beach.
All are charged with sale of mari·
juann or LSD, some with both, with
the exception of Cunningham who is
charged with possession of heroin .
All ol !be 3,313 shares held by 2,«11
Individual holden -Including the
lrvino Compony with 5M and the San·
ta Ant. Country Club wllb 288 -would
be purchased by Ille new dlatrlct.
Heading the legal advisory depart·
ment of the district formaUon effort
are atlornejs George Logan and J ack
RlmeL
Mrs. Fuller said R.Unel appeared
hero~ the LAFC in a recent scheduled
he:rrin1 on the diitrict fonnatioo and
won ·~ »day delay, to enable cam·
patgners to do more groundwork.
She empbaUcally denled lbe delay
Czechs Stall
was sought by Costa Mesa County
Water District and the city of Newport
Beach, which bu also nibbled into
SAHWCO territory.
"The feeling out here is very
stroog," Mrs. Fuller said, "they {the
CMCWD) don't care about residents.-
they just want to beat Newport Beach
to the Mcllol1n•ll·Douglas propert)'.
The aerospace plant site on un-
developed land at Palisades Road and
Santa Ana Avenue could cootribute as
much aa $115,000 per year in taxes to
whatever entity absorbs Jt.
She 1aid 365 acres of the SAHWCO
are wlthln Costa Mesa city limlll and
t.he CMC\fD 1erve1 only 20 acru.
while Newport Beach has 20 acres and
servea on],y two.
The SAHWCO t11JTenUy serves 1,2)0
acres o!. tazid bounded by 23rd Street
on the south, Newport Boulevard on
the west, Palisades Road on the north
and Jamboree Road and the Upper
Back Bay bluff on the east.
The old mutual flrm supPlies natural
local well water mixed w 1 t h
Metropolitan Water District now to
nearly 2,060 service ouUets wJthln Its
present are1.
New Development
On Meeting Hinted in Slaying
With Soviets By ARTHUR R. VINSEL dition of Mrs. Irene M. Tucker, :rr, of
PRAGUE (UPI) -Czechoslovakia's
anti.Stalinist Conununist leaders to-
day stalled on a KremlµI bid for a
showdown meet,ing in Ea6tern Eur-
ope's greatest eris.is in a decade.
Party sources said the Czechs will
not agree to meet the Soviet leaders
at lecast until all Russian troops are
out ol tblo COUD\l'.Y,
lAonld I. Brezlmev, the Soviet Com·
munlst Party first oecretary, and hil
comradeo Frtcla)" sent word here they
want a meeting in either Kiev or Lvov
-both on Soviet soil -Monday or
Tuesday with the Czechs.
Alexander Dubeck, the Czech party
fint secretary and leader of the Dem-
ocratic reform forces hotly criticized
by the Kremlin as dangerous to Com·
muitist security, e<1nferred with his
aides late into Friday night. The sourc·
es 6ald they tried to figure out jll6t
how to stall Nie session.
Sources~ cl06e to Dubeck said the
Czechs "hardly will accept the invi·
tation1' to what they consider a sort
of bea< trap.
Diplomatic observers said th€ So-
vie~ want· the meeting to give them
a chance to pressure Dubeck to cur-
Wl if not halt his reform program.
'!be Russians delayed stndlnc their
invitation until after the Czech Com~
munist Party central committee met
J<'riday. P95sibly they (i~e<J the cent-
raJ' corrithittee might re&l at f>bbeck's
defiance ol the Soviet Urllon . But the
110-member committee ·voted by a<:-
clamation to support Dubeck, whG
ousted Stalinist Czech leader Anton.in
Novotny fron1 power eight months
ago.
Not since Soviet tanks crushed U1e
1956 Hungarian uprising has Eastern
Europe quaked so. The Czech -Soviet
cri.9is is a David VI. Goliath afieir,
David, to tbe Russians' obvious ire,
bu proved lrl5ty. Czedl party mfic-
ial.s &aid resioluti.ons, telegrmns and
other messages of support b8'w flood-
ed Into Dubeck's office.
Youth Freed
On Questionable
Police Arrest
A Costa Mesa youth ls free today
because the policeman who arrested
him last Wednesday apparently used a
questionable basis for the clU'iosity
whlch led him to search the boy and
discover a wood-lite substance.
This was the reason given by the
District Attorney's office in refusing
to issue a complaint charging the ar-
restee, James B. Clark. 19, of 1164
Bismark Way, with possession of
marijuana.
Young Clark yas arrested and book-
ed on the charge, then released
several hours later. Patrolman
Norm Kutch stopped to check out
Clark· on a street comer after he
wondered why the youth was bundled
up to the throat in a heavy, sheepskin
jacket on a warm early morning.
During a subsequent search. Kutch
said, be found a weed.like material
and cigarette papers Clark was car-
rylng and amsted bim .
ot "" 0111Y ''"' ll•ff 1642 Minorca Drive, now held at
A new, eurprlsing development was Orange CGunty Medioal Center.
hinted Friday Jn the case of the wi!e of She is due to go before Judge
Costa Mesa City Councilman George Howard Cameron Monday a~ 1:45
A. Tucker, a"Ccused of the butcher p.m., in Orange County Superior
knife murder of a next~oor neighbor. Court, Department One, when results
Psychiatrists in Uie meantime, were of the two-week study wlil be revealed.
putting finishing touches on a com-A M'ORNEY MUM
prehensive report on the mental con-Her defense attorney, Paul C .
From Page J
PROSTITUTES ..
of their profession. They seemed well
versed in the usual arguments ... tax-
ation and disease . . . but voiced
disagreement with the popular opinion
that sex offences would go down if
prostitution were legal.
"It wouldn't affect the number of
rapes and molest.ings," said the girl in
pink, "Those people are &lck."
She !nhaled deeply on her cigarette,
her eyes travUng around the large,
empty room which had once been a
hospital ward. It was quiet. The other
two girll fidgeted in their chairs. The
conversation tumed to morality.
MORAIS VIEWED
"Prostitution isn't morally wrong,"
1ald the tall girl "It's morally wt<>llg
to give away sex."
They were talking about moral lax·
ity now,, about girls who "give it
away" and how immorality grows
with the population. They resented
"amateurs'' but didn't seem worried.
about competition.
"A man who visits a prostitute.does
so on a strictly business basis,'' said
the tall girl, who had once been a legal
secretary.
"He knows he doesn't have to be
bothered with the preliminaries. He
also knows he can make more
demands of a prostitute."
"You koow what makes me mad ,"
interrupted the girl in pink, "\Vhen so-
meone says prostitution is an easy
way to make moaey. It isn't easy.
Suet, the money is fast, but the work
'is hard."
They agreed, however, that money
is wh.at keeps them in the business.
''A girl can make a very good living
as a prostitute," smiled the tall girl.
"The amount varies," said the
. short-haired girl. "It depends on the
area you work and how hard you
v.·ork."
She evaded a specific figure.
"There are several methods o[
operation, too, That can make a dif·
ference," sa:id the girl in pink. "Some
girls work out cf houses, others bars.
some in the streets. Most have a list of
steady customers who call en them
regularly.''
CUSTOMERS FRIENDS
"Sometimes you have the same
customer over-the years and you
beeome good friends. If you need
mooey. you can always call one 0£
them."
But the girls didn't know most of
their customers. Nor did they want to
know them. The degree ot involvement
is physical, they said. Mentatly. they
are completely detached while work-
ing.
All three admitted having women
customers and preferred them to men.
Not one regretted her profession, nor
expressed any desire for any other.
"I don't feel guilty or remorseful
about it," said the tall girl. "It isn't
wrong." .
"If I had experienced a happy mar-
riage like my parents maybe things
would have been different for me,"
said tbe short-haired girl.
Augustine Jr., said Friaay that
something new has developed in the
case, but declined lo comment on it,
due to legal implications.
He said the news will be broken,
however, at the Monday heering .
Mrs. Tucker ls charged with the one-
wound stabbing death Gf Mrs. Harriett
Westphal, 68, of 1646 Minorca Drive.
who staggered into the street in front
of her home June 2.8 and died .
As a neighbor. Donald V. Schenk, of
1645 Minorca Drive, dabbed at the side
wound with a stack oi clean diapers,
Mrs. Westphal made a statement
about who bad stabbed her.
DEAD AT HOSPITAL
The victim was dead on mi.val at
Hoag Memorial Hospital, leaving only
God and probably Mrs. Tucker as
witnesses, and leaving police with a
limited inventory of physical evidellce.
Costa Mesa Police Capt. Ed
Glasgow saJd Friday that tests by the
Orange County Sheriff's Crime Lab on
kitchen knives taken from the Tucker
home have never been conclusive.
A large butcher knife among the
items is thought to be the likely death
weapon, but this will probably never
be actually determined.
STUDY REPORTS
Judge Cameron Monday will study
reports prepared by Dr. Phillip O.
Kramer, of Metxopolitan St at e
Hospital, Norwalk, and Dr. Sigmund
Kocewik, of Fairview State Hospital in
Costa Mesa , in an errort tG decide the
defendant's immediate fate.
Should she be determined capable of
assisting in her own defense, a date
will be set for her preliminary hearing
in Orange County Harbor District
Judicial Court.
TREATMENT POSSIBLE/
U she should be deemed otherwise,
proceedings will be initiated for Mrs.
Tucker to be committed to a state
hospital for treabnent, until such time
as she can be tried for murder.
The defendant has been at the
Orange Cou nty Medical Cen t e r
psychiatric ward since earlier this
month, when J udge William C. Speirs
ordered her to undergo mental testing.
The state4!ppointed psychiatrists
have been &.S8isted by the Tucker
family physician and other individual
while police have questioned a number
o( friends, relatives and ac·
quaintances.
Mesan Refused
Bail Reduction
In Kidnaping
A reduction in ball was refused Fri-
day and arraignment postponed of ac-
cused kidnaper and holding suspect
Charles R. Willis, 38, of 133 E. 16th St.,
Costa Mesa.
Willis i~ accused of the kidnap..
holdup of the Fox South Coast
Theater, 4310 Bri.rtol St., Costa Mesa,
on June 6. He remains 1n Orange
County Jail unUI Aug. 2 arraignment
in Ueu of '62,500 ball.
Willis. and a companion, Charles R.
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"But I went from husband to hus.
band, man to man. I thought J might
as well get something out of it."
None of the three were well·
educated alJd all three had started
their busines1 while students. T h e y
were reluctant to talk aboot the past .
.. their childhoods, thtlt parents. One
talked about having a strong church
upbringing.
Charberg. 57, allegedly held up theater
manager Harry D. Francis and assis·
tant manager Loren R. Annas and
marched them out of the theater at
gunuolnL
Willis, a onetime Balboa resident,
has several aliases plus a long record
of felony arrests, police said.
During the late evening stickup of
the theater. Willis allegedly pressed
the cold muzzle of bis revolver to
Francis' head while rorcing him to
open the safe.
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Biggest Little Race in World July 28
Newport Btach's Flight of the
Snowbirds. '"the biggest little race in
. the world,'• ls expected to attract
more than 100 entries. according to
Robert Leech and Dr. Alan Andrews.
They're co-chairmen or the 33rd an-
nual race, which takes place in
Newport Harbor Sunday, July 28. As
ln putyears, it will be sponsored by
the Commodores' Club.
The ~airmen reported that
participants already have started
slgnlng up in large numbers at yacht
c.lub$ and the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce. Deadline is
Saturday. J ul1 %1.
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Among this year's entries, they
nottd, are several of Jut year's win·
nm. .
Winner ol lbe Albert SoUand
porpetual trophy (ls\ place) In 1967
wu Jiff Allen. Usa Gustafson of Lido
Isle wu the first !drl to cross the
filllsh line. wlMlng the ln•lee trophy.
Amon)? the first 10 were John Scrupgs,
John Symes. Scott S<bo<k. carolyn
WJlde. Bob Hambleton and 811rton
Beek. Younge5t girl to finl.sb wa5 Susie
Boone. The young..t boy wu Joe
Beek, •.
Joseph A. Beek, one ol lbe lounders
of the classic e\•ent, will be on hand
this year to presetl~ the SoDand
perpelllal llophy.
Tbe ttarting cannon aboard the
commlttH boat. Jim Wester, will be
fired at 1:30 p.m. in Ctoat of the
Balboa "Pavilion.
At 3:30 p.m. hundreds or weD-
wlsb<n will join the JOlllll and old en-
trants at the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club for a hot dog and punch party
and pl"-sentaUon of tropbJes. The
Women '1 Division of the Cbambtr of
Commerce will put on tbe party as in
the past. PartJ cbalnnan ii Sallle
Fltmlng.
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There was another subject the y
avoided. Their clilldreti. When asked
about them there was a long silence.
The short-haired girl spoke first.
Her 1mlle waa gone. "I've always
been overprottcUve or my children,"
•he aald, moothln1 an lmag!nary
wrinkle from her skirt. ") don't w111t
my children to be t:lpOlfd lo what I've
been ei:posed to."
What do they do wiLb them when
they're '"e.nterta1nl.ng?"
"l hl\'e a nlll'Je ror my chUdren."
5.aid the glrl ln plnk. "They're with the
nurse when I ha\•e company."
It wu the girl In pint who spoke
girls aeemed to be rertle11, u U the ,
facade Ibey bad """1nlcled was
Both Francis and Annas were
marched out into the night and the
gunman vanished within 100 yards of
the theatre.
vulnerable ofter aU. The tl>lnl aat verY
still, a trace of sadness in her u:·
p:u11on.
It Wll the girl In pink ·who spoke
again, the easy smile back on her lips.
"ProsUtutlon Isn't 1oID1 to go
away," 1be said, a hlnl of aarcasm in
her voice. ';It always has bteo and It
alwa)'I will be around."
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YOt:. i·r, NO. '174, l 56CTIONS, 50 PA(;ES SATUltOAY, ~UCY 211, '.1968 TEN CENTS
Hippies to Love-in
Laguna Told to Expect 10 ,000
DAIL V PILOT ,..._ '7 LM P•W•
Costa Mesa's Swingin' Tree in Action
Few woould believe that in jet-age 1968, Costa
Mesa has a swingin' tree just like thos e of fabled
lore from yesteryear, and the kids of 168 are just
as adept at swingin' on it as their grandaddies were
on th e trees of forgotten lore, as illustrated here
by 14-year-old Jell Sweet. Tree is located in Hale-
crest subdivision.
Everybody Gets Into Swing • ••
After one man has Halecrest swing pumped· 'way out there, then
each guy leaps on to join the fun on each backswlng. Besidea Sweet,
swing~rs include Ed Sanderson, John Crowelll Dennis LoGudice,
Ed Waide, John Ortiz and Ron Ketterman. ·
Navy Makes
Mistake. Just
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Misses Autho1·
LAHAINA, Maui, Hawaii (AP) -
"Even the Navy makes mistakes."
With thet, Rear Adm. Fred E. Ba·
kutis admitted two U.S. destroyers
fired target shells tflat barely missed
the 33-foot sloop of novelist Leonard
0 . Wibberley.
Wibberley reported Ute incident Fri-
day by rad.Jo as he crossed the ocean
in the Victoria, B.C., to Maui Trans-
pacific Yacht Race.
The Hermosa Beach, Calif., skip-
per of. the Cuna Mara said two five·
inch, bani-nose, non-explosive shells
handed 1,000 and 500 yards port or
his stern Thursday. about 580 miles
northeast o! Hawaii.
Adm. Bakutis said the destroyers
\Vaddell and Isbell were taking part
in firing exercises en route to Pearl
Har-bor.
"Even the best make mistakes."
said Bakutis in Honolulu, "and th.is
obviously was a mistake." But, he
said he was "greatly retieved" the
sloop wasn't hit.
Wibberley is auth<lr of "The Mouse
That Roared," a political satire made
into a movie.
In his book Wibberly tells o{ an
ocean liner attacked by armed cross·
bowmen sai.h.ng to New York aboard
a tramp ferry from the mythical
Grand Duchy o( Fenwick.
1be invaders -bow a.nd arrows at
the ready -hoped to Jose a war with
the United tSates 50 the winner would
offeI" foreign aid to solve Fenwick's
intemal money cri6is.
Listed as crew members aboard the
Cuna Mara are Wiberley's son, Keven,
18; Tom Griffiths, 20; SU!v. Sherry,
21; and Lawrence Ei.serling, all of
Hennosa Beach. Two other crewmen
were not ideatified .
By THOMAS FORTUNE
or tlle n.Mr 'tir.t SIMI
FUppies wbo claim to be in the know
say they wW be 10,(0) strong today for
a love-in at Laguna's Main Beach.
A skeptical Police Chief Harry
Labrow,-however, doesn!t expect an
"invuion" of anywhere near that
many of the hip folk.
He sent outcers out to check around
town Frlday and they reported no
observable int,.'I'ease in the number of
hippies. ·
But, then, the weekend hippies with
wheels probably have gotten the word
* * * Posse Set
To Patrol
Irvine Land
As Laguna Beach braced for a
threatened hippie invasion today the
boys out at the Irvine Ranch were sad-
dling up to roam the spread's western
sector down by the beach looking for
trespassers.
But la posse ls nothing new. They're
out there all the time anyway, ac-
cording to Bob Perkins, Irvine Com.
pany director of personnel.
The expected crush of long·hairs in
Laguna Buch has given rise to one
tale that hippiel!i already are overflow-
ing into the southern city limits of
Newport Beach by way of I r vine
Company beaches.
Perkins said his deputy's la st
weekend shooed ()ff trespassers, but
branded as totally unfounded the
reports that they were hippies.
Trio in Ho8pital
After 3-car
Mesa Accident
,\ three-car p:tcup at 16th Street
and Placentia Avenue sent three per-
sons to Hoag Memorial Hospital short·
Jy after 2 a.m. today, Costa Mesa
police officers reported.
Jn serious CQndiU<>n suffering from
head and chest injuries is Teri Sue
Goerlitz, 24, of 1342 S. Broadway St.,
Sant.a Ana. Also injured in the early
morning accident were Kenneth Cal-
lahan, 32, of 2202 S. Oak St., Santa
Ana, and Steven A. Fryman, 23, of
1525 PlacenUa Ave., Costa Mesa.
Police said cars driven by Kenneth
E. Young Jr., 29, of 1675 Labrador
Ave., Costa Mesa, and by Callahan
were going north on Placentia Ave·
nue when one driven by Fryman sud·
denly turned left hitting the Young
car lightly and going head.QR into
Callahan's vehicle .
"There is no apparent explanation,"
officers said. Miss Goerlitz was re-
ported just going into surgery at the
hospital early today. ·
The Oldest Profession
and there should be some kind of mass
scene at the beach.
Laguna's first love.In is to be an all.
day affair which began at dawn. A
mass feeding is scheduled for 6 p.m.
"A love-in is completely free. You
do anything you want. There are no
hostilities, except police," explalned
Jeff Larrabee. only 17, but already a
love-in veteran.
He says word of the love·in has
traveled up and down the coast from
San Franci,sco to San Diego.-He thinks
10.000 are coming.
So does Barbara Siebeek, 14. She
says the visltors probably will crash
(tleep) in great numbers on the beach.
Police, who have a beach sleeping
ban to enforce. say they don't intend
to be overwhelmed by the rumored
sleeping thousands.
"Publicity given the l9ve-ln may
bring an excessive number down here,
but other police departments, in~
eluding Los Angeles, have not heard
any talk of an invasion, Chief Labrow
said.
The 10,000 hippies estimate seems to
come from an a~~umption tha.t two
(See HIPPIES, Page %)
Mesa Girl Takes
Accidental 'Trip'·
A little Costa Mesa girl is r'ecover-
lng today after a terrifying and ac-
cidental journey into the realm of
hallucinogenic drug use which sent her
into LSD·like symptoms.
Gloria P. Griffith, 7, of 779 Shalimar
Drive, was in satisfactory condition at
Orange County Medical Center Friday
niJ?h' and physciains seemed op-
ti: ·I-tic about her progress. r .. .ice said three pink, non-prescrip-
tion capsules round in the home are
being analyzed by the Orange County
Sheriff's Crime Lab to determine their
contents.
Juvenile Officer Linda Geisler said
she talked Friday with the victim's
father, cosmetology salesman Dennis
A. Grlttlth, 2.8, but did not reveal their
discussion .
Only three days ago, two men were
arrested at the same apartment ·
building during a sweeping West
Orange County narcotics roundup.
One of them -a U.S. Army private
-had 14 cal>sules of LSD in bls
possession at the time, according to
Costa Mesa detective Harry Carter.
The case almost Identically parallels
that of Gerry Griggs, 5, of 2150
Roosevelt Lane, Laguna Beach, who
was stricken with symptoms similar
to thos~ produced by the drug STP
several weeks ago.
A drub raid had occWTed at a
neighboring location several dayS
befor~ he .became ill.
The Griffith girl's father waa away
and a neighbor, Mrs. Nancy G. Pntt,
22, was oaring for Gloria and her
(See DRUG, Page %)
Huntington Teen Club
Owner Faces Conspiracy
Armed with warrants issued by the
district attorney's office , Huntington
Beach police arrested Friday teen
c lub owner Mrs. Jeanne Covell on
ch.arges or "conspiracy to abort the
due process or justice" and "conspir-
acy to libel and slander 0([icer James
Mahan" of the Huntington Beach Po-
lice Department.
Mrs. Covell, who with her husband
Gilbert Covell operates the teenage
"Syndicate 3000" nightclub at 302
Ocean Ave., was arrested at UW: club
by Detective Capt. Earle Robitaille
and booked Into Huntington Beach jail
at approximately 4 p.m. Bond of $625
\Vas immediately posted by beI" hus·
band.
Covell to1d the DAILY PILOT that
he and his wife had a 6 p.m. appoint-
ment with representatives of the FBI
·and Civil Rights Division of the Jus·
tice Department for alleged police
violation of constitulional rights.
Covell did not reveal which CQnSti·
tutional right was alledged to have
been violated. He ctenoun«d his wife's
arrest, citing the "mentally unbalanc-
ed" mind of Otricer Mahan .
The arrest stems in part from a
statement made by Mrs. Covell May
1.8 to the DAILY PILOT. She accused
Mahan of having telephoned "a
threat" against her's and her hus·
band's life.
Mahan denied Mrs. Cove ll's accusa-
tions.
Covell has continued to back up his
wife's allegations, although at the
time of the alledged phone call, he
was under UTest for another matter
in Yolo County, OaillQrnia.
The Covens have long been at odds
with city and poll~e officials. Last
May City Council refused to renew
the entertainment permit for Syndi·
cate 3000.
On May 25 Covell placed under cit·
izen's arrest Officers Gilbert Veine
and Bert Chadwick, accusing them of
"planting" marijuana in tfle teen club.
Both officers were reJeased as the
district attorney's office refused to
issue a complaint on the grounds of
''insufficient evidence."
Mrs. Covell is expected to be at·
raigned Monday in West Orange Coun-
ty Municipal Court, Westminflter.
Prostitutes ·Talk Eagerly About Life
Ami Seven is a Crowd
Finally, the whole gang gets aboard on the final swing with the last
man making the wildest leap for &Wing rope. Thus does a touch ol
yes{erday live on In Costa Mesa today.
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Editor's Note: Pro1 tltution hos o/ttn
been choracterized a..s "the world's
oldeit profession." Yet the public
1101 often asked, "What makes Cl
woma,t turn to prostituUun?" To get
tlte answers and the attitudes, DAILY
PlWT st.off writer Pomela HC1llan
talked to the tD<tm.en thtm1elve1. T1tl.s
ls htr jir1t in a three.part report on
"The Oldest Pro/esrion."
87 PAMELA HAL!.AN
Of .. Dl>llY ;"" ""'
The pretty girt with th41 angel 1mUe
oozed innocense as she sat quJeUy In a
metel folding chair, her legs crossed
demurely ...
The softness ol her pink flowered
i;uit and long black hair were a con-
Lrut to the hard words sbe was speak-
ing about her professioo -tn111 she
bad practiced 1\nCe the age of 13 -
prostitution. ·
"l'be law doesn't have the rJgbt lo
tell you who you can and can't go to
bed with. That's a private matter
between two individuals."
She calmly lit a cigarette, not of·
fering any to the other two girls in the
room . • , a meeting room at the
California State Rehabilitation Center
for narcotics add.lets in Norco.
While she smoked, the discussion
was taken up by another prostitute, a
girl with a pixie haircut end even
white teeth.
"Tnere's nothing wroog with It. As
loog as you don't steal someone's
,money," she said.
"It should be legal," added lhe lhlrd
girl, a tall, statuesque blonde who sat
with her hands folded in her lap. "We
contd be reglatered and attend cl1nlcs.
Vene.rai disease rates would be
lower." , rey were eager to tllk in defense
of their profession. They seemed well
versed In the usual .arguments ... t.ax-
ation and disease . . . but voiced
disagreement wlth the popular opinion
the.t sex o[fence! would go down il
prostitution were legal.
"It wouldn't affect the number or
rapes and molestings," said the girt in
pink, 61Tbose people ara sick.''
She 1nhaled deeply on ber cigarette,
'her eyes b'avu.n, around the large,
empty room Which had once been a
hospill.1 ward. lt was quiet. The other
two glrl1 fidgeted In their chairs. The
conversirtlon turned to morality.
"Prostitution tsn'l morally wrong,"
aald the tall girl. "It's morally wroo1
to give away sex ."
They were talking •bout moral lAx-
ttx now, a.bout &Lrls Who 111Sve tt
awa," and how immorality grows
wltll ,. populatloo. They reoented
"amateurs" but didn't seem worried
about competition.
"A man who visits .a prostitute .does
~o on a strictly business basis," said
the tall girl, who had once been a legal
secretary.
"I-le knows he doesn't have to be
bothered with the preliminaries. lie
also knows he can mate more
demands of a prostitute."
"You know what mt.ket me mad, ..
in!omlpted the girl tn l)illt, "Wb'" 10-meone aaY. progtltatlon ls an easy
way to mah mcmq. It lsn't easy.
Sin, the monoy b IHI, but Ille -k
is hard." ,
They egreed, however, Jlat money
Is what keepa: them in the buliness.
"A girt can make a very aood Uvint
•• a prostltutl!," 1mlled Ille toll cJrl.
"Th• amotmt varlet,'' Nld th•
short-halrod girl. "It depeoda on th•
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Plenty of Steam Ri~ing • ID Water Dispute
Brinllnl Costa Mesa County Water
District ..v1o1 to Sula Alla Relll>ll Water Co111J>111Y and Jts shareholders
would be like bringlnl coals to
. Newcastle, but the analogy ii not so
slmpte.
Heat surrounding past dealings
between the two age ncies has some
members of the SanUl AM Heights
mutal flrm all steamed up ahd
fighting back.
More than 1,500 signatures have
tieC!:n gathered on peUtions to be
.. -presented Aug. 14 at a Local Agency
Formation Commission (LAFC) hear·
ing on creation of the proposed Santa
Ana Hel&hts County Water Di.strict.
Ap(lrOnl ood .. ,-of ......
ty water district would ...i tho
posliblllly ol tho Colla -Ooullty
Water Dl.trld, or Newport Beacb lllb-
blloi • uapr<Jtectod -Alla Helgbla territory.
"We are tired or fighting lhese bat.
ties," says Mrs. Eleanor Fuller,
chairman of the company's
shareholders commlttee.
Basically, the dU:ference between a
mutual water company and a county
water district is that the former has
no set, legal, inviolable boundaries and
can lo&e area by anneuUon.
Mn. Fuller say1 the 46-year-old
mlllllal CODlPC1 Is Ille object of
CMCWD dolllre, 1u...,ting Ille ·r1va1
-II a~pllas to obtain tho
SAHWOO lot 111 -beoellt.
Ofllclall ol the CMCWD de"1 11111,
n o t I n g they o!lered SMO,ooo to
purchase the Santa Ana Heights flrn1
several months ago, a sum Uley felt to
be more 'than generow.
Now, says Mrs. Fuller, there is con-
cern that the CMCWD may try to have
the SAHWCO system condemned, so
the movement to ~COD\e. :l.I'\ un·
toucbabel water dilttlct was .hastily
for01ed.
GI • ID Hunt for Dad '
Pair Separated When Sol.dier 3 Years 01.d
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of tllf O.Ht l'li.t Stiff
A search to find and reunite U.S.
Army Speclallst.4 John Petennan, 20,
and bis father James E. Williamson .
46, before the :serviceman leaves for
Vietnam is being made along the
Orange Coast today by Ule hall-sister
of the JiOld.ier.
Mrs. Richard Lusk of 454 Costa
Mesa St., Costa Mesa, has been
searching for about a year now for the
father of her half brother who was
separated from his dad at age 3 and
has not seen him since .
"We had traced him (Williarru;on) to
Costa Mesa where his la st address
was 2630 Santa Ana Ave. but this was
in 1965. He is a carpenter by trade afld
over six-feet tall. He used to have
blond hair," Mrs. Lusk said.
"}Us father has known his 100 only
under the name of Johrmy Lawlan,"
she said.
"We've found a cauple of James E.
Willlamsons, but the one we're looking
for was born In Blumfore, Ill., ln 1919.
The son, Peterman, 11 now in
Missouri but he will be bact: 1n
California in August on leave and in·
tends to volunteer for Vietnam duty.
He Is engaged and although has not nt
a date for the wedding, thll provides
an additional reason to flnd h1.s father,
Mrs. Lusk said.
Pioneer Club in Vegas
Closed in '21' Cheating
LAS VEGAS (UPJ) -'J'he Pioneer
Club In downtown "Glitter Gulch"
was clOlled down Friday night by state
gaming agents who charged the black·
jack games were rigged.
The club -primarily identified by
Its giant "Howdy Podner" co.l!boY
neon ilgn -was the first major down-
town caslno ln Las Vegas to be shut·
tered on charges of cheating in recent
history.
The three members of the state
gaming control board -Frank John-
.;on, Wayne Peirson and Kelth Camp-
bell -aerved documentJ on the ca-
&lno in the height of weekend gamb-
ling play, and agents covered the
gambling tables and sealed 180 slot
·machines.
Surprised gamblers were allowed to
finish their roll of the dice, gpln of
the wheel or deal of the cards and
then agent.a closed the games one by
one.
Seal.J placed over the coln chute
of the slot machine advised players
that the establishment was closed by
order of the 1tate.
The state charged that on July 15
agents picked up a stack of cards
from a 21 table "•hoe" 1n which 16
king , queen, jack and ten cards were
missing. A "shoe" la a contalner
· from which the dealer pulls the cards
in a blackjack game. The "shoe"
usually contains three or four deck s
of playing cards.
Pla11es Sca1·e Reds Using
Manacled Captives as Bait
SAIGON (AP) - A heavy raid by
U.S. B52 bombers scared away Viet
,, Cong guerrillas who set 39 manacled
captives out as bait and planned to
ambush South Vietnamese troops
coming to their rescue. military
spokesmen said today.
The government troops fr eed th£'
emac iated men and wo1nen . who had
been chained to stakes in the ground.
and reported killing six Viet Cong
· 101dler1 who had stayed behind as
guardl wben m05t of the other guer·
rllla1 fled.
Three SOUth Vietnamese infantry·
" men were wounded when the govern·
ment troops charged into an oPl'.n
field Friday to free the prisoner• in
, · the Mekong Delta, 125 mUes south-
.. '"' west of Saigon, spokesmen said.
The captives, held by the Viet Cong
.. for periods ranging from two months
.. ·' .to two years , Included 13 women, 21
' inale clvlllans, three militiamen , a
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them into an open rice field and set
up ambush positions around them .
But the government :soldiers were
not scheduled to sweep the area un·
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DRUG. •••
brothers, Charles, 10, and Aron , 8, on
Thursday night.
Investigators were notified when the
baby-sitter noticed the girl stretched
out on a couch. incoherent. obllvious to
her surroundings and :staring Into
space ...
One of the vlctlm's brothers to I d
po lice the three pink capsules were
lying loose In a drawer and in-
vestigators theorize the little girl
found them aod took ooe or more.
O(ricer Geisler stressed Friday that
it is not known just what Gloria did
swallow, or if the pink capsules taken
as evidence are definitely contraband dangerous drugs.
She said the family normally has a
tull-time bab y·silter. but she was off
for the day and a neighbor filled in.
since Grif(ith. who is Wvorced , had to
be away.
SEEKS HIS FATHER -John
Peterman, 20, shown here in a
photo taken during his first
tour of duty in Vietnam, hasn't
seen his father, who is believed
to be in the Costa Mesa area.
for 17 years. Peterman's ha 1 f
sister has been trying to find
the man, J ohn Williamson.
Hearings Slated
For 7 Arrested
In Narco Raid
Seven or 12 persons arrested last
Tuesday in a major narcotics raid in
which Mayor Alvin Coen of Huntington
Beach joined will face preliminary
hearings in \Vest Orange County
Municipal Court Tuesday.
Scheduled to appear are Patrick G.
\Villiams and Linda Fox, both 19 and
both of 1471> 3rd SI., Huntington
Beach. The pair are alsG charged with
suspicion of attempting to bomb the
Huntington Beach police station July
4.
Others taken in the raid and facin g
court action are \ViUiam J.l. TW. 24 ,
arrested at the Syndicate 3000 teen
nightclub. 304 Ocean Ave., which he
gave as his home address : Pamela Jo;,
LeVie, l8, 502 16th St., lluntington
Beach ; Charles B. Lekn.iskas, 19, no
Shalimar St., Costa Me sa: Ed E. Cun.
ningham , 19, or La Mirada , and
Richard Mackley, 24. 415 7th St., Hun·
tington Beach .
All are charged with sale of marl·
juana or LSD. some wiUl both . with
lhe exception of Cunningham who is
charged with possession of.heroin.
All ol 111• 3,313 shares h•ld by 2,443
ladhldulll holden --· Ille lrYID• ComPQJly with SM and the San·
ta Ana Country Club with 288 -would
be pw'Cbased by the new district.
Heading the le gal advisory depart-
ment of the district format.ion effort
a:re attorneys George Logan and Jack
Rimel.
Mrs. Fuller said Rimel appeared
before the LAFC tn a recent scheduled
hearing on the district formation and
won a 30-day delay, to enable cam-
paigners to do more groundwork.
Siio emphatically denied tbe delay
wu souJbt by Costa Mesa Cout1ty
Water Dlltrlct and Ille dty ol Newport
Beach, which bas also nibbled into
SAHWCO turttory .
"The feeling out here Is very
strong," Mrs. Fuller said, "they ~the
CMCWD) don't care about resic'-ents -
they just wi;int to beat Newport Beach
to the McDonnell-Dougla1 property.
The aerospace plant site on un·
developed land at Palisades Road and
Santa Ana Avenue could contribute as
much as '115,CXKI per year io taxes to
whatever entity ab1orb$ It.
She said 3156 acres of the SAHWCO
are within COSta Mesa city limib and
the CMCWD serves Ollly a> acre5,
white Newport Beach has 20 acres and
serves only two. 1 The SAHWCO currenUy a:erves 1,200
acres of land bounded by 23rd Street
on the south, Newport Boulevard on
the we5t, Palisades Road on the nort11
aod Jainboree Rold· i.nd 'the Upper
Back Bay bluff on the east.
The old mutual firm supplies natural
local well water mixed w it h
Metropolitan Water District now lo
nearly %,060 :service ouUflta, within its
present area.
Czechs Stall New Development
On Meeting Hinted in Slaying
WI.th s . OTI.ets By ARTHUR R. VINSEL dition of Mrs. Jrene M. Tucker, 37, of
Of"" o.1iw 1111tt s11H 1642 Minorca Drive, now held at
PRAGUE (UPI} -Czoc:boslovakla's
anU.St.alinlft Communist leaden 1 ..
day rtelled oa · a ~mlln bid for a
obowdown m..uns in Eastern Eur·
ope'• greatest crbl1 In a decade.
Party aources said the Czechs will
not atrte to meet the Soviet leaders
at lea.at until all Ruaaian troops are
out of 11111 country.
Leonid I. BrHboev, t!le Sovlel Com·
munllt Party !Int secretary, and his
oomrad" Fridily sent word here they
wlDt a meetln& in either Kiev or Lvov
--on Soviet soil -Monday or Tuesday with the Czechs.
Alexander Dubeck, the Czech party
first secretary and leader of the Dem·
ocratic reform forces holly criticized
by the Kremlin u dangerous to Com·
munist security, conferred with his
aides late into Friday night. The sourc·
es said they tried to figure out ju.st
how to stall the :;ession.
Sources close to Dubeck said the
Czechs "hardly will accept the invi·
tation" to vt'bat they Consider a sort
of bear trap.
Diplomatic observers said the So-
viets w~t the meeting to give them
a chance to pressure Dubeck to cur-
tail if not halt his reform program .
'l1he Russ~ns delayed sending their
invitation until after the Czech Com-
munist Party central committee met
Friday. Possibly ttiey figured the cent-
ral committee might rebel at Dubeek 's
defiance of the Soviet Union. But the
110-member committee voted by ac·
clamation to support Dubeck, who
ousted Stalinist Czech leader Anton in
Novotny from p<7Y1er eight months
ago.
Not since Soviet tanks crushed the
1956 Hungarian uprising has EMtern
Europe quaked so. The Czech • Soviet
crisis ls a David vs. Goliath affeir.
David, to the Russians' obvious Ire,
has proved !risky. Csech party ofilc·
ials said resalutlons, telegrams and
other messages of support have flood-
ed Into Dubeck11 office.
Youth Freed
On Questionable
'
Police Ar1·est
A Costa Mesa youth ls free today
because the pallceman who arrested
him last Wednesday apparently used a
questionable basis for the curiosity
which led him to search the boy and
discover a wood·like substance.
This was the reason given by ttie
District Attorney's office in refusing
to issue a complaint charging the ar·
restee, James B. Clark, 19, of 1164
Bismark \Vay, with possession of
marljuana.
Young Clark yas arrested and book·
ed on the charge, then released
several hours later. Patrolman
Norm Kutch stopped to cbtck out
Clark on a street comer after he
wondered why the youth was bundled
up to the throat in a heavy, sheepskin
jacket on a warm early morning.
During a subsequent search, Kutch
said, he found a weed-like material
and cigarette papers Clark was car-
rying and arrested him .
·A new, 5urprislng development was Orange County Medioal Center.
hinted Friday in the case of the wife of She is due to go before Judge
Casta Mesa City Councilman George Howard Cameron Monday •t 1:45
A. Tucker, accused of the butcher p.m., in Orange County Superior
knife murder of a next-door neighbor. Court, Department One, when results
Psychlatrl.!ts In the meantime, were of the two-week stt!dY wlil be revealed.
putting finishing touches on a com· A1TORNEY l\1UJ\1
prehenslve report on the mental con· Her defense attorney, Paul C.
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PROSTITUTES .•
area you work and how hard you
work."
She evaded a specific figure .
"There are several methods of
operation, too. That can make a dif·
ference ," said the girl In pink. "Some
girls work out of houses, others bars,
llOme in the streets. Most have a list of
.steady customers who call on them
regularly.''
CUSTOMERS FRIENDS
"Sometimes you have the same
customer over the years and you
become good friends. ){ you need
money, you can always call one of
them."
But the girl.J didn't know most of
their customers. Nor did they want to
know them. The degree of involvement
ls physical , they said. Mentally, they
are completely detached while work·
Ing.
All three admitted having women
customers and preferred them to men.
Not one regretted her profession, nor
expressed any desire for any other.
"I don't feel guilty or remorseful
about it," said the tall girl. "It isn't
wrong."
"If l had experienced a happy mar-
riage like my parents maybe things
would have been differe nt for me,"
said the short-haired girl.
"But I went Crom husband to hus-
band, man to man. l thought I might
u well get something out of it."
None of the three were well·
educated and &11 three bad started
their business while students. T h e y
were reluctant to talk about the past .
1 ._.their childhoods, their parents. One
talked about having a strong church
upbringing.
AVOID CHILD TALK
There was another subject they
avoided . Their children. When asked
about them there was a long :silence.
The short-haired girl spoke first.
lier smile was gone. "I've always
been overprotective of my children,"
she said, smoothing an imaginary
wrinkle from her skirt. "I don't want
my children to be exposed to wbat I've
been exposed to."
What do they do with them when
they're ''entertaining?"
"I have a nurse for my children,''
said the ~I In pink. "They're with the
nurse when .I have company."
It was the girl In pink who spoke
girls seemed to be resUe:ss, as U the
facade they had constructed was
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HIPPIES ...
Augustine Jr., said Friday that
something new has developed 1n the
case, but declined to comment on it,
due to legal implications.
He said the news will be broken,
however, at the Monday hearing.
Mrs. Tucke1· is charged with the one·
wound stabbing death of Mrs. Harriett
Westphal, 68, of 1646 Minorca Drive,
who staggered into the street in front
of her home June 28 and died.
As a neighbor, Donald V. Schenk, of
1645 Minorca Drive, dabbed at the side
wound with a stack of clean diapers.
Mrs. Westphal made a statement
about who had stabbed her.
DEAD AT HOSPITAL
The victim was dead on arrival at
Hoag Memorial Hospital, leaving only
God and probably Mrs. Tucker as
wltnes:ses, and leaving police with a
limited inventory of physical evidence.
Costa Mesa Police Capt. Ed
Glaagow said Friday that tests by the
Orange County Sheriff's Crime Lab on
kitchen knives taken from the Tucker
home have never been conclusive.
A large butcher knife among the
items is thought to be the likely death
weapoo, but this will probably never
be actually determined.
STUDY REPORTS
Judge Cameron Monday will study
reports prepared by Dr. Phllllp 0.
Kramer, of MetrCipolitan S t a t e
Hospital, Norwalk, and Dr. Sigmund
Kocewik, of Fairview State Hospital in
Costa Mesa , in an effort to decide the
defendant's immediate fate.
Should she be determined capable or
assisting in her own defense, a date
will be set for her preliminary hearing
in Orange County Harbor District
JuWcial Court.
TREATMENT POSSIBLE/
U she should be deemed otherwise,
proceedings will be initiated for Mrs.
Tucker to be committed to a state
bospital for treatment, until such time
as she can be tried for murder.
The defendant has been at the
Orange County Medical C e n t e r
psychiatric ward since earlier this
month , when Judge William C. Speirs
ordered her to undergo mental testing.
~The state.appalnted psychiatrists
have been assisted by the Tucker
family physician and other individual
while police have questioned a number
of friends, relatives and ac·
qualntantes.
Mesan Ref used
Bail Reduction
In Kidnaping
A reduction in bail was refused Frf.
day and arraignment postponed of ac·
cused kidnaper and holding suspect
Charles R. Wllll!, 38, ol 133 E. 18th s4,
Costa Mesa.
hlpplea will ihow up for each of 5,000 Willis is accused of the kidnap·
handbWs prlnted by H e t m e 1 holdup of the Fox South Coast
Trysm.agiftus. Connerly J am e s Theater, 4310 Bristol St., Costa Mesa, on June 8. He remains in Orange Edward Martln 111. County Jail until Aug. 2 arraignment
Bundle1 have been 1ent to Berkeley, in Jleu of 162,500 bail.
Costa Mesa, San Diego and Hollywood, Willis , and a companion, Charles R.
Larrabee said. Charberg, 57, alle~ed\y held up thealC'r
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Over 100 Snowbirds to Fly
Nightly feed-ins at the main beach manager Harry D. Francis and assis·
the last two weeks have drawn about tant manager Loren R. Annas and
100 hippies each night. marched them out of the theater al
Ch.lef Labrow said If the hippies att gunpolnt.
a.n orderly group there wlU be no law Willis, a onetime Balboa resident.
violaUon1 to enforce. has several aliases plus a long record
0 0ur normal summer weekend · of felony a.rrestJ, police said.
deployment Is high anyway," he said . During the late evening 1Uckup or
<+We can caJI In ofl duty orflcer1 and the theater, \Vlllls allegedly pressed
we have a mutual lid agreement with the cold muzzle of his revolver to
other agencies if needed . Francis' head while forcing him to
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Biggest Little Race in World July 28
Newport Beach'• Flight of the
Soowbirdi, "the bl&gelt Utue race ln
the world," II expected to attract
more than 100 entri11, accordln& to
Robert !Mch and Dr. Alan Andrew1.
They're co-chairmen of the S3rd an-
nual race. which takes place In
Newport Harbor Sund1y, July 28. As
i11 ptastyear1, It wt\I be sponsored by
the Commodores' C1ub.
Tho. ~1a1rmen noported that
parti cipants alrt'ady have started
:signing up in large numbers at yacht
clubs and the Newport H•rbor
Chamber of Commerc:... DeadUno Is
Saturoay, July 'ZI.
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Among this year's entries, they
noted, are several of last year's win·
ners.
Winner of tho Albert Soiland
perpetu>J trophy (Isl place) In 11167
was JaU Allen. U.sa Gustafson of Lido
tsl1 wa1 the nrst girl to cross thf!:
flnl.sh line, wtnnJng the lnslee trophy.
Amon!!: the first 10 we.re John Scru.ggs,
.fohn Symes, Scott Schock. Carolyn
\Vllde , Bob Hambleton arid Barton
Beek. Youngest girl to finish was Susie
Boone. The youngest boy was Joe
Beek, 8.
Joseph A. Beek, one of the founders
.~
of ~e cla1&ic event. will be on hand
tbll year to present the Solland
perpetual trophy.
The Startin& cannon aboard the
commJttee boat, Jim Wester. will be
fired at· 1:30 p.m. 1n front of the
Balboa Pavilion.
At 3:30 p.m. hundreds of wefi·
wlshen will join the young and old en-
tranb at the Newport llarbor Yacht
Club for a hot dog and punch party
and prtSentatlon of trophies. The
Women's Division of the Chamber of
Commerce will put on the party as Jn
th• past Party chairman Is Sallie
Flemtn1:.
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"We're juat golnc to play It by ear. open the safe.
ArrangementJ can be made ln very Both Francis and Annas were
abort order." marched oUt into the night and the
Some local r e 1 J d e n t 1 and gunman vanished within 100 yards of
businemnen have vo!Hd their con-the theatre.
e<rn to th• City Councll over the -----------rumored illvaalon.
Violence Flares
AKRON, Ohio (AP) -Un,..st In
Negro neighborhoods of Akron's 60Uth
side flared Into minor dJst.urbance1
tor the third straigt1t nJght Friday,
but m major outbreaks were report·
ed as poll<e and N atiooal Guord con·
-to patrol troubl• arus.
vulnerable alter all. Tbe 1hlrd sat very
ltlll, a trace of 1adne11 in her e.1·
press.ton.
It wu the girl in pink who spoke
agaJn, the easy smile back on lle.r Ups
"ProslituUon lan't zoir.i to g~
away," abe said1 a11iM of s1rcas m 1n
htr voice. "It aJway5 has btt!l ru:d It always will be around_··
(Monday : Police lnvestizntions ot Prostitution)
lC-.011.i W ... Dtll'I Pllll Std)
Dean M•rtin was burned on both
hands when a trick camera burst
into flames while he was filming
''House of 7 Joys" at Columbia Stu-
dios. Martin dunked bis hands in a
bucket of ice water while awaiting
n1cdical treatment. A spokesman
said the burns were painful but not
serious.
f';farjean Kay LangLey, 19, of Seaside,
Oregon, flashes a big smiLe after be·
i11g crowned "Miss Oregon 1968,""
Marjean who is al.so Miss Umatilla
County, is 5'8'', ~igh.! 120 lbs., and
measures 36-23-36. • A Denver (Coloradb) antique
shop owner returned from a busi·
ness trip and discovered one of his
salesmen had sold a $1 ,195 Phila-
delphia Chippendale chair that was
200 years old to an llnidentified
woman for $11.95. J. W. Chandl•r,
the owner, said the salesman,
Frank Coffman, blanched when he
told him the price of the chait.
"You 've never seen a sicker man,"
Chandler said, "Yes, he's still em-
ployed. It was just a mistake."
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The old swimming hole on the
South Yuba River in Nevada r City will never be the same, An
outbreP)c of ·nudism, so severe
it is scaring suited swimmers,
led county su pervisors to adopt
# an emergency ordinance. The
new law requires swimmers cov· i
er up or face 90 days in jail and
a $250 fine. A spokesman said
that hippies reviv.ed nude swim-
ming in the river last year. But
they were ;oirw?d this year by
conventio0nal residents in such
numbers that modest swimmers
were frightened off.
• \Vhen Allen S.lverston, of Stan-
ford, whistled for his German
shepherd to "come," Thor always
responded immediately. The obed-
ient animal somehow got onto the
, ., tile roof of a four-story biology lab-
, oratory at Stanford University
while Selverston was visiting in-
side. As Selverston left the build-
ing. he a utomatically whistled for
the dog to come. The animal leap-
ed four floors to his death. • Ben and Nancy, believed to be
• the only pair of kiwi birds in cap-
. tivi ty outside New Zealand and
Australia, have died at the San
Diego Zoo. The birds were found
dead in their burrow. Dr. Charles
Schroeder, director of the zoo, said
that both apparently died of hepa-
titis. Schroeder said the birds were
gifts from New Zealand and were
valued at $10,000 each. • Los Angeles City Councilman
Ernani Bernardi is unhappy with
plans for the 187th birthday fiesta
parade scheduled for Sept. 7, "It's
a lot of malarky and a waste of
money," he said. The parade's
theme: "Happiness is a Parade."
• .4. 48-ycar-old Los Angeles woman
on a solo cruise to Oahu, Hawaii.
says she's within 550 miles of her
destination. Peggy Slater, who left
Los Angeles June 30, radioed her
position Tuesday. Mi ss Slater,
aboard a 43-foot sloop, said she
was very tired but doing well.
When she set out, she said she
'vanted to have a little fun , not
hreak records or prove anything. • Thieves tied up Carl• Griggs in
her Hollywood home and made off
with a Medieval tapestry valued
at $500,000. The two men passed up
thousands of dollars worth of furs
and other art objects.
Lag una Scoured
For Deserter
f'Bl agents were ln Laguna Tuesday
looking for Donald W. Rezsnyak, who
they allege is a 21-year-old military
de serter.
Laguna Beach police tippod oil 111•
FBI they hod cited S.Uoyat for DOI
having a driven llceme on Jime t
after stopping him because the car he
drove did not have a current license
.. b.
Reunyak used his correct name in
sii;:ning the citation. police said.
The car was ref : ·ered to J ohn A.
M.allrl ce. 31612 San',:1 Rosa Ave., South
Laguna, according to police.
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West Newport ~etting New Look
.
New Restaurant First of Classy .Beachfront Development
By BllUCE BENSON
OI .. O.ltr Plltt Iliff
OcEianfront property at McFadden
Square in West Newport Is ln the
midst of a three-prmged trans.ltion.
A fancy, new restalU'ant has given
one part of the beachfroot a classier
tone.
Hot Shot
Salesmen
Moving In
Saiesmen for those surefire ad-and·
activities magazines -just like the
annoying red tide and the elusive
grunion -Bie movihg onto the Orange
Coast again with warm summer
weather.
"The annual innuX of solici tors for
these questionable f l y · b y • n i g h t
publications is now arriving," warns
Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce
Executive Manager Nick Ziener.
The chamber chief suggests that alt
area businessmen, merchants and
other potential advertising customers.
check with proper authorities before
doing business with such operations.
He said the publicaions -31 so far
this year in Costa Mesa and three in
the past week alone -have come in
seeking Chamber of Com mer c e
endorsement as an aid to their often·
lucrative business.
Lucrative is hardly the word for the
business they may give the retailer, he
added
Ziener said the salesmen usually
estimate that 10,000 ta 25,000 copies
will be printed and distributed through
various outlets, to catch the cash·
spending swnmer tourist trade.
A basic tenet of the operation,
however, is refusal or alleged inability
to reveal how many copies were run
off in the publication's last printing.
"Uusually only a few copies of one
or two issues are printed and nfter the
advertising is paid for, the publication
just folds up," ZieDer said.
Frequently, he complained,
entertainment supposedly aimed at
the Harbor Area resident or visitor in
search of a good time may be actuaUy
of -an objectionable nature.
Legitimate publications do exist,
however, and representatives of these
organizations call first at the Chamber
of Commerce office and g e t
acquainted.
They also take out a city business
license and file proper credentials at
the Chamber office, so the company
can be checked out and verified as
legitimate.
"Before you invest -investigate,"
is the slogan Ziener proposes for those
considering ads in flyers and free
distribution magazines.
He said a businessman should never
pay for adv!!rtising before the
publication is delivered and proof
furnished that the promised number of
copies have been printed and
distributed.
Famous Artists
Original Works
Now on Display
Originals by the likes of Pica"Sso,
Renoir. Chagall, Miro, Goya. Baskin
and Kollwitz may be seen Saturday
and Sunday at the Laguna Beach Art ·
Association gallery.
Exhibit hours will be 10 a.m. to S
p.m. at the gallery, comer of North
Co ast Highway and Cliff Drive.
More than 1.000 or iginal prints by
classic and contemporary artists will
be presented by F erdinand Roten
Galleries of Baltimore, Md.
A gallery representative, Andrew
RobisOIJ , will be preseric. to answer
questions regarding grt.phic art an1
printmaking. He will lecture on
"Prints" from 2 to 3 pm. Saturday.
The exhibit includes original et·
chings, lithographs and woodcuts and
also We stem and Oriental manuscript
pages from works dating to the 13th
C.111ury.
Grove Aide Gets
Sc hool P osition
Assistant superintendent ln charge
of. teachers for the Garden Grove
UnHied School District will assume
that &a.me position for the Newport·
Mesa Unlfied schools, filllng the last
vacancy tn the OOministration.
The Newport-Mesa Unified School
Di.sQ'iet trustees Tuesday night voted
in executive ,session to hire Kevi n
W11ee-1er as assistant superintendent
for certified personnel services.
He wiO fill the last lop ~lafr Job
open, leaving un 'ille:i o 'y an in·
slructionel director posl!lon
He take1 office oUlclally Aua. 15.
Down the street more ;than two
dozen hippies.ha• mysterloualy pack·
eel up and left In a huff from.a block of
apar1meots, aod tranquility bu ruJb·
ed in to take tbek-place.
Meanwhile, in between t b e
restaurant and apart.meats, a Dew pro.
perty owner ol old commercial
. .
buildings has given bis long-establish-
ed tenant.I noUce that they must be out
by end of summer. He w-.nts: to install
a largo beer and sandwich oi>eratlon .•
The fancy restaurant and .cocktail,
bar opened last weekend. The $1001000
layout Is called Alley Weat.
ltl backers are Rick Lawrence,
formerly active in lhe ·Newport Beach
Junior Qiari'lb:er of O»nmerce, and
Jerry Overland, long-time Harbor
Area restaurateur and barman.
Their San. Francisco-type restaurant
offers fresh bread flown in daily from
the Bay Area; a bar with a dazzling
PEACE SIGNAL? -Empty apartments sfand in
background bearing for rent signs as_ friends of for~
mer hippie residents cluster in front, flashing V
sign for peace. Exodus of boisterous residents came
after hippies charged police with harrassment, and
rieigbbors charged hippies with just about every-
thing.
Cable Continues
Airline Service
Despite Orders
Cable Conunuter Airlines, currently
doing batUe with the CaliJornia Public
Utilities Commission, over Orange
County and Ventura stops, is con·
tinuing service to those areas despite
a pending cease and desist order from
the PUC.
The airline which provides only
commuter service from miall airports
ta larger Jnternationa-type facilities,
will temporarily not be able to serve
passengers transferring to major car-
riers to fly within the state.
"We are confident that we have
demonstrated beyond a reasonable
doubt that we are providing a needed
service to these areas," Roger Cable,
president of the company said.
"We have the support <lf the people's
representatives in both the Senate and
Assembly and at thls time a joint
re5olution is being presented before
the assembly so stating," Cable said.
Collins Radio
See ks Missing
Link in Road
Research people out at the Collins
Radio Co. are busy working on a miss·
ing link.
The missing link, they expkain, is a
1,500-foot stretch of Jamboree Road
still to be built between Palisade1 and
MacArthur Roads.
And the Collins company would like
to see the city of Newport Beach
budget the projejct for construction
sometime this year.
"Many of our employes as well as
lhose of other occupanu of the area
who reside in Newport Beach need
these vital links in going to and from
work," a CQU!ns vice president says in
a letter to Mayor Doreen Marshall.
Joe Devlin, city public works direc·
tor, agreed that the link is a "needed
project," but added:
"It's just a question of priority. This
year's top priority recommendation is
for widening of 3'2nd Street, between
Newport and Balboa Boulevards."
"\Ve get just so much gas 1 tu:
money for street. work, and wt've
given Jambort>fl top priorlty ror the
following year."
Citizen Interrupts
Man's Sunbathing
Police Thursday a r t e r-n o o n in·
lerruplcd . the sunbath of Thomas
'Swartwout on the roof of his home at
2w,,o Laguna canyon .ftoad.
,\ ciu~.(·n had telephoned t..arun"
police 1aylna he observed a burglar on
the roof.
Huntington. Gets Example
Of Real Financial Magic
Dr. Ralph Ba\ler gave a demonstra·
lion of fiscal magic to the members of
the Huntington Beath Recreation and
Parks CommJssion Thursday night.
With hardly a pass of the magic
wand the comrni1sioner changed a $14
million program for park acquisition
and development to one accomplishing
alm<>fit the same goals and costing on·
ly $5.79 million . ·
He N.ld "It's done with mirrors,"
to.k..inM: a good hard look at the needs
and reOecUng a while on all the ways
to minimize the cost while maximizing
the benefits to ttie community.
The basis for the substantial reduc·
tlons 11 counctt lmposlUon of the ad-
ditional 9-<:ent t&x rate allowed to the
department by the city charter, br·
lngi n~ the ~I park$ rate to 20 ctnt.s.
an additional cost to tho average
homeowner of about $3.60 per year.
With that increaae fnd with other
p!11j~ted revenue, Dt. Bauer, who
represents Ocean Ylew School District
on the commission, estimated that the
costs already would be reduced to
$10.2 million.
By leasing site sin areas already
built up rather than to condemn lots
and houses, deletion of the land for the
library (this amowx has been included
in a bond proposal for the library
already. elimination of a proposed goU
course from this bond proposal, plac-
ing deve'Iopment of parks on a 6-year
program rather than the proposed 10-
year plan and malting f u r t h e r
economies iD comm\IBty parts, the
total packlage for parks can be ttduc·
ed by more than ss.1 million, he
esttmate1.
With all reducUons the 114 milllon
package comes ·down to SS. 79 million
with lnclu1ion ot a contingency fund.
according to Dr. Bauer's ri gures.
Director of Recrealinn and Park~
Norm Worthy nkl he had surveyed
the ·figures by • 1U1hUy dJUorent
•
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view onto the ocean, and a house
specialty of roast rack of lamb for
most of a Ill bill.
BACKED BY CITY
City offldals are --edly In
support of Alley w .. t. They bo!>O II
will lead the way to a higher cJau ot
business all up and down the teeny-
bopper populated beachlront.
One of the biggest steps toward a
more sedate abnospbere occuned in
the 2200 block of West Ocean Front.
The hippie residents have departed,
tbough. no one is sure for bow long.
The block ol apartments got publlcl-
ty in early May when 28 residents
signed a petition charging Newport
Beach police with harassment.
It appears that few U any d. the
petitioo.signers still are living there
today.
NO KNOWLEDGE
Queries at City Hall and the police
department tmcovered. no ofticlal
knowledge of why the h l p p i e 1
departed , though officials were plainly
elated on learning the news.
One resident has not left. Martha
Newhard, owner of an apartment at
2214 W. Ocean Front, said she had.not
signed the anti-police petition. She ad·
ded she was just as glad to see the
hippies go.
They're hurting her summer rental
business.
"1 think tile police might have gone
to extremes occasionally," she said or
the harassment charges. "But I can
tell you l was never bothered by
them." ·
As far aa 1be was concerned, she
said. th• police did their job maldni
tbe best o£. poor circumstances .
She mentio.ned she ·was bopinl to
rent to tenants with more subdued
spirits in the future.
3 WEEKS RENTALS
"For one thing, I've only gotten
three weeks of rentals for this sum-mef. I think that people with children
had seen the hippie element araund
and decided against spending their
vacation here."
The former hippie apartment! -all
attractive from the exterior and
recently built -at present are fea·
tooned with rental signs.
In ttie middle of the bustling
beachfront, meanwhile, absolutely no
one is !!Ufe 0( what will happen to a
row of old-time merchants.
AccOl"ding to merchants whose
leases will expire at the end of ltlm·
mer, a Mr. Ostraland of Tustin bought
100 Ceet of beachfront property for
f!35,000.
The acqµisition includes Hank's Sea
Food restaurant, run by Mr . .xi Mrs.
Hank Pabst.
Hank, 64, has been in business there
for the past ten years. He r epm-ted
that the new property owner doubled
the rent, and said the restaurant
would have to go in three. months.
OTHER STORE
The Oslraland purchase also In-
cludes Newport Variety Stono, run by
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest (Mom and Pop)
McClellan, for the past 34 years.
"We were planning on retiring
anyway,'·' said Mrs. McClelland. "This
will just speed up our plans a little."
Mrs. McClellan said their rent was
upped 125 percent and they were given
30-day notice, She said it has since
been extended to summer's end.
"We've been here 34 years, and
we've seen mariy dlanges," she laid,
"most of them for tbe worst."
But the McClellans insist they're not
bitter. They intend to retire to 10me
inland community, they sa:id .
Another place affected by the pro--
perty acquisition is Blackie's, a beer
tavern.run and owned by Cbarlea Frei.
He said the new owner had diacuu·
ed with him the chances of knocking
out the walls leading to the variety
store and seafood restaurant, then
putting in a large beer and. sand.Wich
operation, witb perhaps a little dance
floor and more pool or billiard tabl• •
RENTS uPPED
"He's doing it backwards, I told him
so," Frei said. "He should first see the
city to see if he .can get. the permits,
then go about trying to set it up."
Frei, who'se rents also were upped, is now biding his ti.me, waiting to see
what happens next. He continue1
Black.ie's on a month4.o-month basis.
At City Hall, meanwhlJe, ofiiclal1
are also biding their time, walting·for
the unknown Mr. Ostraland or his
representative to present 111ome· plarui
for the property.
"I wish the gentleman would di'op
by," said Ernest Mayer, J r., city plan-
ning director. "I've heerd a lot ot
rumors ranging from a poQt hall to a
Polynesian type reotMlrant. I'd llke to
talk with him about il" ·
means and came up with e progre.m
costing about the same &mount. ·
If tile voters approve lhe $$.79 pro-
posal the money would buy sa Dew
parks, 60 percent ot wblch would :be
complet~ly develqped ; five new c<ID.-
muntty parks, t.O percent of which
would be developed; a total of 128
acru of devolooed ceatral city poik;
complete devofopmeat of 12 a11tJac
••lghbo1hood parka Olld two .-.
communlly porb; 1-. a. a
development of 114 ecres ~ Sout.bern
C.1Uornl4 Edison Co. -meoll ml
generally attain a ration 0( 2 acrtt of
parks for each 1,000 residents. '
In generall,y accepting the fitures air
developed by Dr .~uer ln b1i "bere
boots' propoal, the commialon m.
dioaled that the llgures will be 111bltiil
to IOme "'*' nllaomeal. • • J '
..
•
•
4 IWl.Y PILOT
Pulpit and
Continuing the summer
program ol llllcrmal lee·
lw't1, G<orge Kuyper of
Cost.a Mesa will &tve a
poetry n!adinl at. the 10:30
a.m. meetlnl of tht CoN
Meu Ullltartaa Ulllvenalltt
Cl111rdl, 125& Victoria, Costa
Mesa, Sunday. Poeb'y 1e1ec-
Uon1 will cover a wiGe
rauce from the Book of Job to contemporary verae.
Services art at a:e and
II a.m. with a BapUimlll
HT'Vi<:e at the 11 o'clock
worship.
Pew
'!be evening service at
I:~ will feature a color
1dence film, • ' H J d d • n
Treuurea." Nursery care is
available at all services. 1
Time of Testing Beginning
For Religion in America
Infant care will be pro-
vided, and crafts will be
~ tau&ht for children of Sun-
!-day school age. Sunday
~ ICbool will be retumed in
• ' Septembe<.
The Ualtarla• . ' • Uldvenalllt Fellowalllp ef
Lapu -~ will be
meeting Sunday al 10:30 to
hear the HExp1oration ol
Race Problenu In Laguna
~-;Beldl" i'eport ·11y tb e ' 1 Fellowships n>mmittee. '°;i The meeting place is the
-;.,· Art AUociation tallery next ~ to the Victor Hugo Inn.
The congregatioo of the
Mep Vmle U·alte•
Melhodlll CllarP, 1 7 O 1
Baker St., Costa Me11, will
hear the church's peati>t the
~v. Jose{> b McShant's
1ermon '"The Incomparable
Generosity of God" at the t
and 10:30 a.m. service
hours.
First CbtbUu Cllordl, •
384 Legion St., Laguna
Beach, will hold the mom·
ing worship service at 10:45
· Sunday when Paa!« Bruce
L. Cusblng will give the
sermon "Are You DoinS:
Your Best?"
The evening service will
be at 6 when Pastor Cuabing wru· speak on "'!be Living
Christ." The church's youth
groups will meet at 5 p.m.
Nursery care is provided .for
the worship aervic~.
>: ... !--.,Oonsequtncefi of Our Dr. Lawrence Allen , ln-
:~i Union With Christ" wiU be terirn pastor of the First
:,. .• the sermon delivered by Dr. Baptist Cbureb of Fountal• ... .;j William R. FJ.ler at.., Valley, 17415 Magriolia, has ~ Latberan Cbucb of the announced his sermon topic
:;: Master, 2900 Pacific View for Sunday's 11 a.m. service
:._... Drive, Corona del Mm-, Sun-will be "From God's Point ::-~ day. of View."
"Tall Trees, Tall People"
1t the ffrmon topic of Riv.
Norman L. Brown Sunday at
the 10 a.m. worship service
at the Plymouth Coasrec•·
llotalll Cbarcb or Newport
Harbor, 326:1 Broad St.,
Newport Beach. S u n d a y
•cbooi l.s beld at the lWIJlle
time w I t h baby·liWng
let'Vice provided.
A family fellowahlp
potluck cliMer will be beld
on Wednetday at the lsll!ld
HoUH in F-..bion l1land at
I : 30 p.m. For reservations
call the cblD'cb office at 642-
2740.
Calvin Cooper. IHOCiate
rnin:ilter of a T u s t i n
Methodiat church, will be
the &ueet pastor at Balboa
Island Community
Metllodlst Cburcb, 115 Agate
Ave., Balboa Is I and ,
services Sunday.
"Happiness is an Open
Door" will be given by
Pastor Cooper at tile 8: 15
and 9::Kl a.m . services.
Put.or George Busdiecker
(See PULPIT, Pase S}
' '
THI REV. AND MRS. DAVID DIPRDFIO
Newport Congregation
To Welcome DWrofios
Members of Christ Church
by the Sea, Newport Beach,
will welcome their new
pastor. the Rev. David
DiPro£io and his bride, Sun-
day after morning worship
at an informal reception in
the church courtyard.
The Rev. and lf. rs.
DiProtio have just 1eturned
from a honeymoon trip to
Europe, following their mar·
riage June 28, in the
We!ltwood Community
United Methodist Cllurch.
The Rev. DiProfio is a
graduate of the Boston
(See DIPROFIOS, Pafe S)
AMERICA'S prapensity
for fads and fashions Is
clearly reflected In changing
public attitudes toward reli·
glon.
During the late 1940's and
most of the 1950's, religion
Was "in."
NEWSPAPERS and
magazines were fuU of
articles about the "religious
revival" sweeping the coun·
try.
Billy Graham packed th e
country's biggest stadia.
Fulton J. Sheen r<:'flked near
the top of TV's audience
ratings.
Church m e mb ers hip
soared and churches ac ross
the land went on a $1 billion·
a-year building spree to pro-
vide suitably large and
lavish housing for their
growing congregations .
HERE AND there, voices
of caution were raised by
people who took their Chris·
tianity or Judaism seriously.
They saw in the "revival"
too little evidence of mSltW'e
faith and solid commitment ,
too many signs of a frothy
religiosity precariously bas·
ed on the un·biblical notion
that il you're nice to God,
he 'll see to it that you get
ahead in the world.
The religious boOm began
to run out of steam in the
early 1960's. The ebbing of
popular interest could be
seen in the Gallup organiza·
lion's periodic surveys of
church attendance .
In 1955, EA: ttie peak of the
boom. 49 percent of
America's adults were in
church on a typical Sunday
morning. By 1965. the figure
had dropped to 44 percent.
where it has remained.
AN EVEN more striking
measure of the shift in
public attitudes was another
Gallup study in which a
representative cross·section
ot Americans was asked :
"At the present time. do
you thirik reli gion as a whole
is increi:;ising its influence on
American life or losing its
influence?"
In 1957. 69 percent said
religion was increasing its
influence. By 1967, the ma·
jority view was just the op·
J><Milte. Fifty·H:veo percent
said rellJJon w.as losina its
lnlluence.
• THESE FIGURES are
fair warning to churches
and synegogues that they
can no longer count on the
press ures of social con.
formity to bring adults to
worship services a n d
children to Sunday school.
A subW'ban f&mily can
now dispense with active
religious affiliation wi thout
fear of being looked down
upon by the neighbors.
They also suggest that
congregations would be wise
to prepare for belt·Ughten-
in g on their budgets. They
may need to tone down ex-
pansive ideas about staff
and facilities which seemed
financially feasible during
the days when the
number of pledging ftmilies
was growing by leaps and
bounds .
BUT THE statistics do not
mean religion is a spe!lL
force in American life.
Cassandras who offer that
i n t e r p retation are as
(See CASSELS, Page 5}
;-ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
~:===================Tr====~======~~===============~===========.i?========. FAIRVIEW BA"1ST CHURCH .................. "* Ortft> C.M.
10 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE
t A.M. SUNDAY CHU•CM KMOOL
•1• P.M. Jr. Ml & .... Ml .... Hit 1"""" ,......._
8Jbl9 "LldY W• 1:IO t. 1:15 ,..M. M11111tw, Mel"'9 V. Tartw -N.-, C.. -MMfN
HARBOR TRINITY BA"1ST CHURCH
1UI ...., St. • ... im.w. c ........
JlllY FO•LTANCI, hlfer
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Baptist Tralnlng Union I p.m. Evenina •ervice 7 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer ...... , .... 7:00 p.m.
FIR~T SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
611 HAMILTON, COSTA MISA
R•"· l•D Schrn•lt•~opf
Worshi p Set .. ic• .. 1:10 A.M. Tt1i11inq U11l111 , , ••• , ••. ':00
S11nlll1y School . , ..... ';45 Ew1ni119 W•r1hip , •••• ••. 7:00
Morning Wo"hip ...• ll !OO Wtd. E"enint Se,.,ict ..• 7!11
PMw 642°9111 N.,._,. .......,. A..a.w.
TEMPLE SHARON
617 WM H...WtM, C.. ..._ '"'5112
Rabbi Bernard S. Herzig
Frldty fw1n l119 s.rYlc•-1:11 p.l!'I.
S11nd•y School-t t .rn .• 12 Noo11
UNIVERSITY BA"1ST CHURCH
1212 I. I. PALiSADU U.
SANTA ANA HU.HTS
5UMDAT KHDOL ............ , .............. t1• A.M.
MO.MING WO•SMIP ..••. , , , , ••....• , , ••••• ····••• .• , 11 A.M. EVENING WO.SHI ... , .......................... 1 P.M.
11\lDWl!Ell SIUtVICa W'l!ONISDAT .. Jttl P.M.
•EV. •HERT CAHILi..-CMUltClf PHON• Ml-Mn
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IU.NCHU OP TM• MOTMfl CHUICH
THI PllST CHURCH OP CHllST, SCllNTIST
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSITTS
Subject of Lesson -July 21
"LIFE"
Coron1 def Mar-Second Church of Newport le1ch
c ........... Sc~
lll c.-ti.. A"9. c-., M•
CIMIM • S..., Scll11I 11 A.M.
..... 1 ... -2tU L C.. ""'
Coeta Mna Pint Church
611 W.1 ... It. S.L 9:11, 11 ; U. t :ll, 11 .
......... -1161......,., A .....
HUftllngton -h-Flrst Church
M It. et OU.. S.1. t :JO, 11; SS. t:JI, 11 .
....._. .... -1100H ..
l1guna leach-First Church
6JI H'91i DrM S.11. t :JO, II; SS. t :JO, 11.
.......... •-2S4._.A ...
Newport leach-First Church
JHJ Ya. l.Ue Sn, t:ll, 11 : SS. t:IS, 11 •
...... .... -JJ11.,.. I.We
All are cordially Invited to attend the church services
and enjoy the prlvlleg., of the Reading Rooms
EVANGELICAL Fl!EE CHURCH
OP HUNTIN•TON llACH
FIRST FIRST CHRISTIAN ,_, ,_, 1l,!l ~01'~!. •:!, ... ,, ..
CHURCH M'""'91 WWlllf9 ,. th• A.M. ·--WtnlU ..•• JtM P.M. W•OMISDAT
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You.
ST. JAMES, not v.. I.We, N:wpMt ._. s..-, S-lcia -7:JI, 9:00, 11 ;00
,....._, I l;JI -11ntnMy 1:00 p.M.
H.ty hdlMlt • HHll"f 5-wkH
l9Chlr, n. lft. Jolul P. A.a.., II; Aue., TH ll:ew. Dovld Cr•""
Phone: 675.0210
ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS
Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar
Sundays: 8:00, 9:30-Child care at 9:30
Holy Days as announced
Rector, Tiie I" .hll• lopn Dnh-l'tto• '44·0461
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave .. C.M.
Sundays 7:30 & 9·30 Church School-9:30
Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced
Yk., n. le.. Jell• W. Donollbo1 -"-o• S4a.tl26
EPISCOPAL
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
•1is St . .i Cll1NI i.1111 -JVll Ifft ol f'i'n Pllllfi H•11lln ........ di, C.llfwllll
Tiit Rn. J...,IS C. C•M,, 1'•19!'
Sunday Services
1111 A.M. KelY C_rn.,.,IMt ,,,. A.M. l'lmllr ltrYf~ a CJruwcll ''°' ,.,,,., E¥MICNll Scl!Gol
,, ......... ••l•c ... 11 11:11 A.M. Mornlnl WDl'lllLP Y-• C/lurcllmN Nvntrv Care ,.r1¥1dM
First Assembly of God Church
146 E. 22nd St., Cosio MeH 548-3761
M. C. Cronic, Pastor
Sh•til P1ul11n, Choir Oir•ctor
S•IHfoy ScllHI -t :JO ..... -CJeun fM 111 09" N11n1ry Ant1 .. 1"1
'-o111lly WlnMp -10:50 0.111. -Postttr Speakl'"!I
Ye1tti lolly -5;45 Jt.111. -Jl111 Ciatel, PMddent
lewlvol n .... SerYJuo -7 P·"'· Cltttrclt Cite!< 11 All SerYoc•s
llblot Study & ~ '-"k.e -Wtd11"4try, 7!l0 ,.111.
Yi1ifon Welcome-Nursery J..ttendant
Newport Horbor
Lutheran Church
2501 CllH Dr. LI 8-4293
TM ll't • .h"'" G. 11011, Pmtet
n.. ............ J. lntllecket
Poster 11119fltft
Wen.111, S1,.,1c:9 , .. .. t :ll-,:3f 1.rn.
S1md•r SchMl , , . f;4S-Tl:tl 1.rn.
Wtn/11, hnlu . 11 :00.U:IO
Nursery care available
at all services
WELCOME
Lutheran Church
of !he Master
2900 Pacific View Dr.
CORONA DEL MAR
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER
Phone DR :J.5022
1:45 A,M.-F1mily Wor1hip
9:45 A.M.-Sund1y ChvPch
School
11 :00 A.M.-F•1fiv• Worship
N"""" rr..W..
CHRIST , LUTHERAN CHURCH
Miss0uri Synod
760 Vlctorl• St., Costs M11a
Lothsr V. Tornow, Ps1tor ........
*trs11i. S.r¥1m1: l 'U & II A.M. IUl!Ar klMll• ':M A.M. A .... 11 Blblt Cllu: f;M A.M. CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ........... ___ 54&-6261
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
u,,, Y•tdt Ori~• I lak•r Str11t, Coit• Mt1•, Ctlif.
ANDREW c. AHD••soH. ••iw
l'AMILV SERVI(., I & ll;lJ 1.111. SUNDAY ICHOOLt t:U & lt:TI I.Ill,
Ptinc1 of P••c• l11th•r•n School -Mi11 futh1r 011011, Princip•I
Offic1 Phon•: 549°0521 School Phone: 549·0S62
) HUNTINGTON •EACH
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
420 10th St., Huntington Baach
Sunday Morning Services and Youth Church-I I AM
Wedn•sday Evening Study Group--7:30 PM
ll'Mlt Pete, Ml1lster PIM11e: SJ6-2120
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! THE MEcrllooisr· c01iuecH
l•lbo• 111,nd
COMMUNITY
Hunti119ton l•1ch-North
IAl'TIST CHURCH ., ,...... v.11.,
(A!M!'kP .. ,11111
17411 M...-u ••
,._,..... Y•lh>y
DI', l.awftna AIM. 1mr1rn Mlftlnr
S.11d•y Sch•ol •••••. t :JO AM
Motnln9 Wor1hip ,, 11 :00 AM
Pr1y.r S•rYie1 • • • • 6:JI PM
l.-•111111 Wotih!Jt , ••• 7:01 PM
811L'I! ST\JOY AND PltAYElt-1:0ll ,..M.
Victoria & Placentia Ave. 11:~~~~~·~·~""~'~'"~"~"'i"~·~·~-~-~"'i·~·~·~·-i~~~~~"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~;11 Costa Mesa -.L ...... ·-
::;: :-;~=:;:~::: CHURCH OF CHRIST fj:. Gvange/ ,7emp/e
METHODIST CHURCH
11 s A9•I• 675.o,sc
1:15 l11forrn•I Worihip
':]0 Tr1iililiontf Wonhip
I Sund1y School
Coit• M•11
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 Heil A ... 1 ..• 142.4461
Wotsh ip I Ch11rch School
'I 10 ,30 AM
1,.,in1-f1it lluff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
Worship •. , .l :lO AM
IJJ.1211 =~~ .. :::::::: .. ~~14: :!; 217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA "ASSEMBL y OF GOD"
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CHURCH
Main & Adams Streets
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UNIVERSALIST
CHURCH
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Sunchy School !I AM
Morning Wonhlp ' ind 10:30 AM lven'!ni Sefvke 7 PM
Wtdne:ldc)' lible SCvdy
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Nu~ during wviteS
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Fifteenth & Monrovia, Newport Beach
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S11Dday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 10:50 A.M.
C.A. Service 6:00 P .M. E:van.e:elistic Rally 7:00 P .M.
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METHODIST CHURCH
19th St I Htrbot llwd. M•1ting l•rnpot•rily in
Wor1hip I Church School
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548°7727
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METHODIST CHURCH
Mt11 Verdi I 11••• St.
549.2719
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METHODIST CHURCH
21,l? W11l•y Or i11
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FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St .•••• 536-3537
Wot1hip I Church Scho•I
CHRIST CHURCH
IY THE SIA
1400 W, l•l"o• 11 .. d.
673.]IOS
9!l0 I 11 AM
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9:30 AM
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church Presbyterian
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Office JIS Jrd St. "-o•: 5J6:11Jt
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DALW TUINll, PASTOI
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(Continued From Page C)
hai chosen "Builders" as
his sermon title for both tbe
8:30 and 11 a.m. ~rvlces
Sunday, at Newport llarbor
Lutheran Church, 2501 Cliff
Dr., Newport Beach.
blned choirs will sing the an·
them; Mrs. Arnold Miller
will be the sololst.
Minister
Re signs
Mesa Post
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fOimovm flemoriol park
Tbt Sottlhlmuls Most &,,;,ti/Ill
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M.\1"0'111• • CXJIUM'*"-i • ~WWW A special congregational
meeting has been called for
9:30 a.m. Sunday, to take
care of building business.
The chur ch school will
meet at 9:30 a.m.; adult
classes will meet at 10:45
'a.m. 'IJle junior and sen1or
Methodist youth feliowships
will meet at 6:30 p.m. The
Wesley Fellowship also will
meet at 6:30 p.m.
'Ibe Rev. Warren
Studer, .who came to Costa ""i!.C.::j TREES of the WORID
Mesa eight years ago to llft
•···--.:..:...._ 0. M's x .._ "When We Walk With
God" will be the sermon
subject Sunday at Harbor
Christian Church (Disciples
Of Christ), Dr. D. W.
Mc Elroy, minister. Worship
811d communion is at 9:45
a.m.
This Sunday at Com:
munUy Methodist Church
the Rev, R o ger G.
Betsworth will preach at
both the 9 and lO:l> a .m.
service. The title of his
sermon is "The Face ol
God." Church school classes
for all ages and nursery
care for the very young is
available at both hours.
organize ttle Presbyteria ....._ s... ._ _, °*'-'•
There is a class for
children of kindergarten age
and under at 9:45 a .m. The
church meets Sunday at
Harper Elementary Sch9ol,
425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. .
Chaptaiii at the L o s
Angeles County W. e d i c a l
Center, the Rev. Enoch
J one s,. will officiate at the
Sunday services at Church
of St. WIUrid o( Y o r k,
Chapel Lane at Ellis, Hun-
tington Beach.
Preacher for the 7 p.m.
even song will be Jerry
Andrews. The Rev. James
C. Caley, pastor of St.
Wilfrid's, Is on vacation un-
til Aug. 15.
"The Architects'', an
adult class, meets al the
10:30 hour only in tbe
church c hapel . The
Methodist Youth Fellowship
groups will meet at 7 p.m.
except for the high school
group, which will not be
meeting this week.
'I'tle Rev. James W. Moor,
minister of Christian Educa·
tion, will be speaking on
"The Price Was Too High"
at St . A nd rew's
Presbyterian C b u r c h , •
Newport Beach. Sunday.
~Vorship services are at 8,
9, and 11 a.m.
MISSION-STYLE CHURCH--.:Wben coma Hills, will resemble this artist's rend·
Episcopal Church -El Toro and Laguna Hills, will resemble this artists' rend-
ering of the structure on which construction will begin late this month. The
main church will feature a 52-foot high bell tower and seat 300 worshippers.
John W. Donald s on ,
preaching.
. Children willc on tin u e
their summer film strip
course at 9:30 a.m. at the
c.hureh.
' Sunday's se r vice at
Fairview BapUst Church,
2.525 Fairview Rood , Costa
Mesa, will be held at 10 a .m.
with the Sunday church
school at 9 a.m.
The sermon of the Rev.
Melvin V. Taylor will be
"They Rejected Jesus."
Laguna Hills Getting
Episcopalian Church
Construction will begin
late this month on a
mission-s tyle church for the
congregation of St. George's
Episcopal Church-El Toro
and Laguna Hills.
Leisure World, La gu n a
Hills.
Church of the Covenant,
2850 Fairview Road, has
resigned to become pastor
Of the Olrlst Presbyterian
Church of Kailua, Hawaii.
'Ille studer family will be
moviog to the islands the
last week in August to
enable the pastor to take
over his duties on Sept. I.
The Oirist Presbyterian
Church is one of only two
presbyterian churches in the
State of Hawaii. It was
begun in 1964.
While in Cc>sta Mesa, the
Rev. Studer has been active
in c;hurch and communjty
affairs. He is a past presi·
dent of the Harbor Council
of Churches. He is a
member of CHART and of
the Orange Coast Lions
Club. He serves on the Lay
Advisory Committe at Costa
Mesa High School.
Three of the Studers' four
children, Carolyn, Jim and
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PH: SJl-6412 Lt. Omdr. David Meschke,
chaplain in the U.S. Marine
~. will be the special
speaker at the Central Bible
Church, 23rd st. a n d
Orange, Costa Mesa, Fami·
ly Shift-Sleeve Service at 7
tonight.
The members of Christ
Lutheran Church, 760 Vic-
toria, Costa Mesa, will hold
tw-0 worship services on
Sunday at 8:15 and II a .m.
Vicar William Anderson will
bring a message on tile
theme, "Life l.n AU Its
Fullness.''
SA Mission
Makes Plea
For Funds
The new ediffce will stand
on a 3Y.z-acre site at the El
Toro Road offramp of the
San Diego Freeway in
The land was purchased
from Rossmoore Corp. at a
price "considerably below
market value," the Rev.
Fred C, Hammond said.
Church building notes will
finance tile '350,000 project,
expect<d to be completed by
late Januacy, 1969.
Vftlginia, w:ill accompanyl,;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ them, while the fourth I~
David, will remain and at:
Sunday at 9 and 10:30 a .m.
services, Pastor Henry E.
Jones will speak on "The
Christian and Labor." The
evening service will be at 7
p.m. Sunday when the Rev.
Jones will preach oo "An
Evangelical Views Public
Education.''
At the 11 a.m. service at
the First Baptist Church,
301 Magnolia, Costa Mesa,
Dr. P. G. Neumann, pastor,
will be speaking on the sub-
ject ••w.atching God Work .''
Radio artists Ben and
Beth Allen will give a con-
cert at t h e Huntington
Beach Evauglcal F r e e
Church Sunday at 7 p.m.
The · church is located at
1912 Florida St.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen sing
regularly on the M'Ornin g
Ohapel Hour and The Old
Fashioned Revi val Hour.
'Ilhe subject of the lesson-
sermon to be read in Orange
County C~iattan Science
churches this week i f
"Life."
The Pentecostal Church of
the Apo5toli c Faith Rescue
Mission, 2406 W. Edinger
St., Santa Ana, ls seeking
funds to be used for the
purchase of ~ property
which the church has been
leasing for the past two
years.
Mrs. S. A. Craft, pastor of
the churcll, has offered to go
to work herself to help raise
the money necessary for the
down payment a n d in·
stallment on the $30,000 pro-
perty.
"I am willing to work if I
can find a job and make
payments myself. I have
d~ practical nursing and
worked as a housekeet>er for
movie stars in Pa Im
Springs," she said.
CASSELS ••
(Continued From Page 4)
unrealistic -and oblivious
to history -as the Pollyan-
nas of the 1950's who
thought the religious boom
would go on forever.
Throughout the millenia
in which they have kept the
torch of faith alight, Chris-
tiarrity and Judaism have in·
variably done better -in
the sense of remaining true
to their mis.!iion -during
periods in which religion
was out of popular favor, or
even subject to persecution.
tend Westminsfer College in
Salt Lake City.
DIPROFIOS
The main church bltild.ing,
which features a 52-foot high
bell tower, will seat 300
wwshippel's and will include
a lar&e multi-purpose room.
A separate administration , (Continued F'Yom Page 4)
and cla,,sroom bui!d.ing will University Sch o o 1 of
also be constructed. lt will Theology, and came into the
contain eight classrooms. Southern Calif.·Arizona
Don Davis and Associates Conference from seminary.
or Long Beach is the He llas previously served
architect. pastorates in Oxnard, Cres-
The church will be the cent Heights and comes to
sfxth to be constructed at Newport Beach from Arl·
La guna Hills. Built earlier ington Church in Riverside
were Catholic, Lutheran, after a six year stay there.
Presbyterian and Methodist Mrs. DiProfio is the
churches and a Jewish former Audrey Ann Gib-
1.em(lle. CJ\ristian Scienee boos, and the sister of Rev.
and Baptist churches are Murriay Gibbons of Alham·
planned in the near future. bra First Mt?tilodist Church.
THE DANGER periods St. George's Episcopal She was born in South
have been those in which Cliurch currently corujucts Carolina, and is a graduate
religion was "in" and going services in a 76-year-old of Columbia in South
to church the thing to do. wooden structure in El Carolina, a M e t b o di st
1 See By Today' S:.-
Wanl Ads
• THAT
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DIME
A
LINE
DAY
• • At the 7 p.m. service, the
group that has just returned
from the Hume Lake con-
ference will sponsor a pro·
gram titled "Hume Lake
Echoes" after which the
Rev. Harold Ander s on,
m inister of youth w i 11
preach.
Mrs, Marilny Zakich will
be the guest speaker at the
8:30 · a.m. service of the
University Met h o d ls T
Church. Mrs. Zakich is a
laywoman from F i r s t
Meth<>mst Church in Garden
Grove and recenUy received
the Community S e r v i c e
Award from th.e Philco-Ford
for her work amo n g
residents of the Watts area
of Los Angties.
A verse from Revelation
will serve as the golden
text: "I . am Alpha and
Omega, the beginning and
the end. I will give unto hi m
that is athirst of the foun-
tain of the 'Nater of life free·
ly."
The evangelist Mrs. Craft
may be reached at her
residence, 1750 Richland
Ave., Santa Ana, telephone
543.2503 by persons in·
t.erested in assisting tile
missionary church.
In times of Superficial Toro. school.
prosperity, churches and•.-----------.,,-----~----''!~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ synagogues are tempted to
soft-pedal the Bible's stern
c:idmonition s abou t
righteousness and s e I f -
discipline, which are apt to
be unsettling to tentative
new members who have
come shopping for "peace of
A m u"s i c a I devotional
service titled "Singspira·
ti on!" will be held at New·
port Unity Church Sunday at
10 a.m. in place of a regular
church service. There will
be no sermon.
The church is Ioca'led at
15trh St. and WvJne in Newport Beach.
Narcotics
Talk Slated
mind."
They are reluctant either
to make sacrifices, or to de·
mand them of their
members.
Worship services are held
in St. Mark Presbyterian
Church in Eastbluff.
'The Rev. Stanley p . Allen, A discussion session on RELIGION in America
P a s t o r of The Fountain narcoti'cs and the problems has just cmne through a
Valley PTesbyterian Church, of narcotics addict& will be danger period of' great
Contdnuing the series of 9'W Talbert Ave., Fountain held Sunday at 2 p.m. St. popularity. Now it can loOk
sermons on "The Disciple's Valley, will use the 1heme Edward's the Confessior forward to being tested,
Pra'Yer," the pastor of the "Whcit a Difference Christ Episcopal Ohurc:h, 8 912 tempered, deepened ood
First Baptist Church in Can Make!" for his sermon Hauird Ave ., Westminster. purified by a little ad·
Huntington Beach. the Rev. at Sunday's 11 a.m. service. The Rev. L. Lynn Parker. vers·ity.
Willis J . Loar. wilt preach Sunday evening service a counselor at the State -=========
the message "Forgiven and begins with a bym siDg at Rehabilitation Center at
Forgiving," Sunday. 7:30 p.m . The Pastor will Corona, wHI be the
The message will be continue his series on the di scussion leader.
presented at both the 9:30 book of Corinthians, titled, The Rev. Parker is a
a .m. service, at Pe e k ''Dear Christi a n.s at supervisor at the f·acility's
ch ape l , 7801 Bolsa, Corinth." 64-man dormitory and
Westminster, and the 11 works exclusively wi't h
o'clock worship at the Hun-Sermon topic Sunday at .n-arcotcs addicts or those
tington Beach Chapel, Sixth Community C h u r c h . who are in danger of becom·
and or an g e. Huntington Co n gr e g a t lo n a I . 61 ing addicted.
Beach. There will be no Sun· Heliotrope Ave., Co s t a The Rev. Parker also will
day evening service until Mesa, will be j ' Th e be conducting the regular
Sept. 8. Measures of Maturity" services at 7:30, 8:45 and
given by Dr. Phillip G. Mur· 10:30 a.m.
"The Dynamic Power of ra~ at 10 a.m. ,===========;II
Purpose" is the subject to Communion w i 11 be
be discussed by Dr. Henry celebrated at 7:30 and 9:30 No oth•r "'wtp•p•• tellt you
Gerhcrd, minister of the a.m. serviees Sunday at St. ,,.0 ,,, •¥•ry d•y, .bout wh•I"
Laguna Beach Church of John the Divine Eplsocal t 0i"t oft i" ff,, tr•1•••
Religious Science, 2 O O 6 2 Ch urch, 2043 Oranae A<Je., Ori"'' Co•sl th•" th• DAI LY "t:o PILOT.
LOCAL
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Schock
Sailing School
Jr. •nd Sr. Pro11r•rr11
lessons Av•il1ble ,,
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The Flfst Unite d
Methodist Church, 2721 17th
St., Huntington Beach, will
continue the sum m er
schedule with one worship
service at 9:30 a .m. The
Rev. Kenneth Johnstone will
be preaching in the absence
of Rev. G. Russell Shaw who
is on vacation. The com·
NIGHT •nd DAY SERVICE
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
GUIDE
• MATIRESSES
MATIRESSES
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e U~HOLSTERY
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Uberty 8-4781
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9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.-SATURDAY 10 AM. TO 6 PM.
mRnSPIBUJ'S
m R n s p 18 LD'S HUNTINGTON BEACH, 18512 lueh Blvd.
• "'-(714) "2"'477
IWerAIHLW RIVEll9IDE, 4343 Mllbt (-IA'lll • llllrbt) • Pla9 (714) C.~
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Meetings Along t Orange Coast
Instructor .
In ChiJe ··
Santa Ana College history
instructor L&wrence West is
off to Chile thi5 month as ·a
Fuibrigbt fellow.
West U; one of 2 O
particjpants trom
throughout the nation in the
1968 Chile Summer Institute,
financed by the Fulbright-
Hays Act of 1961.
During his tour, the
itinerary includes lectures,
d:iscussi{)n groups, fie Id
visitations. interviews witll
government officials, in·
terviews with people of
Chile. and his own in·
dependent study of ttie coun-
try's way of living.
West is the second in·
structor at SAC to· receive a
Fulbright Fellowship grant.
Lee Layport, social science
instructor at SAC. went to
Egypt in 1966.
DEATH NOTICES
SNOW
CllVIOI' 8. Snow. A9e U. of 148 Ro"dl Melldo'le, L1tun1 Hilb. C11t ot ~1th.
July H. Survlvfel by wile, Jl!'uit, !WO
loO<lt. Cl1yton B. Snow, Entlna, lln<f Stuart H. s~ow, Gtortll~ Two slt!en,
Mlldrfel Resler, 111111111$, and M1rv ~v, Florida; brolt\er, Geor1lt $now, Tex111
•""' 1i~ tr1ndchlld~n. SeNlcts will
be held Mond1y, 10 AM, II Hcly Trin-
ity Churtf'I, Covi>11, Interment, O.~· d11e ce-terv, Gle'1dor1. e1t1t MllrtU·
arv, mo E. Cout Hlt hW1y, Cor-del Mir. Dll'!'dofi.
BUHR
lludotpl\ N. l uhr. 1~ M1rlrw:rl Drive,
Newporl te1C/"t. Otte Ctf d~tl'I, Jutv
1t. Sul"'tllvlld by wile, Guiev1; """' d1uvhteri. M!u l1r~r1 A. l uhr. 1111
Fr1ntl"o' and Mn. P1ul G. Steln-kOlll, S!, CIOu<I, Mlnnt,0111 fWO lOl'll,
Rlth•rd J. luhr, SI. Claud. IMI lhom11 l . Buhr, P~nl~. Ari1on1:
1l11er, Mri. H. E, Po..,\1!v, S1n11 Mon-
•tt: bnithtlr, Leo Suhr, Sun City,
Ct lll; 1tld 11 tt1ndchilclren. ~m~r
IJf Jvbiltt Covn<ll, Knltht. cl Col""'·
b\i$, '39'. Cotti Mesa, 1'1<! Stew1rt,
Mlnne.0!1 Arnerlun Legl.,.,, RDWf'f, B
PM, Sunc11v, Reauitm Mau, 10 A.M.
Mond1v, both 11 M. J~thl<m Ct!holic
ChuM:h. lnlMmen1. 1-lolv Cro•~ (em.
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Sf:rvicr1, S11urd1v. l PM. Peek F•m·
lly Col0<il1I Funeral fJGmt , LILLY
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Cotti Mts1. Ate •7. SvrY•vod by w•lt, 1Wllr1y; dtlXIMer, Jvl• M•ll~r. COiii
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terrntnt, lilrtlllr Mtrnori~I -"•r~. o;.
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Estate
Questions
and
Comment
By
RandaH McCar<llo
Realtor
QUESTION : I am seriou5ly considering pur-
chasing a few lots in northern California. It is
beautiful recreation land. The salesman told me
·they were going to sell a certain number of the
lots at a loss, until there was more activity and
interest in their development -then they would
increase prices, two, three, five hundred percent.
Is this just a sales song? Or is 11selling at a
loss" the way some companies operate?
H. T., Huntington Beach
ANSWER: It could be a sales pitch, so pr<>-
ceed carefully. And it could also be good mer;-cband-
ising.
Edison sold electric bulbs for forty cents each,
while they cost $1.10. Then he got the cost down to
eighty cents. but still sold them for forty cents. The
third year the cost was reduced to fifty cents, with
the losses skyrocketing because of rapidly in-
creased sales.
By the fourth year costs were down to thirty.
seven cents, and the Iosse~ were quickly recovered.
When about five thousand electric lamps were burn~
ing in New York, shares in the Edison Company
rose from $100 to $3,500 in three months.
Electric lighting would bave been greatly re-
tarded had Edison insisted on making a profit on
the earlier lamp sales,
QUESTION: Interest rates seem to be getting
higher and loans still difficult to obtain. Does the
state have the power to control interest rates? IC it
does, perhaps it should take action. Could our Cali-
fornia government pass laws that would keep in-
terest rates at say six percent?
L. C., Costa Mesa
ANSWER : Yes, our legislators can control in-
terest rates. Several states have usury laws that
limit the interest on trust deeds to six percent, in-
cluding New York and New Jersey.
California has usury laws that limit inte.rest on
trust deeds to ten percent.
QUESTION: If I know of someone that is inter-
ested in buying property, and I introduce them to a
broker, am I entitled to be paid for this by the
broker?
M.A.F ., Costa Mesa ' ANSWER: If you are a licensee, there is no
problem; if you do no,t have a real estate license, it
gets sticky. Our law does provide (with many re-
strictions and limitations) for a finder's fee to be
paid to a middleman.
The Division of Real Estate recently clarified
this subject ..• 1'The cases are clear that a person
acts as a mere umiddleman" or "finder" when bis
entire activity in the tr~iaction is limited to ar-
ranging an introduction between an owner or real
property and a prospective purchaser. Aily activity
beyond this point, however slight, may result in the
intermediary being classified as an agent. Thus,
where the intermediary participated in the actual
negOtiations for the purchase and sale of the prop-
erty, be could no longer be classified as a mere
middleman.
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Hacienda Selling Out
Exciting, bright kitchens with the latest in built·
ins, large dining areas, attractive patios, an arge
willled lots make "California" appeal to th new
Hacienda Homes being offered this week d at
Del Ceno in Costa Mesa. Just opened, th new
unit ii near the sell out stage with prices st ·, ing
at $21.'"0 and FHA and Veteran terms av ble.
Site is 1 ~f Bristol on Paularino.
U.S. Makes Buyin
Of Housing Easie
WASHINGTON (AP) -
The federal government,
hopin g to insure the health
or both home building and
the economy, will make it
easier beginning next month
for builders and buyers to
get mortgage credit.
An easing of federal
regulations effective Aug. 1
will permit ttie savings and
Joan indu stry to offer an ad-
ditional $600 million to the
public in home k>ans. The
go v ernment, announcin g
this Tuesday, indicated a
further easing could come
later.
The additional credit will
become available at a time
when government experts
look for slower over-a!l
growth in the nation's
economy.
Some private economists
have contended the 10 per-
cent income tax surcharge,
coupled with $6 billion in
spending cuts and higher
Social Secucity taxes next
Jan. 1, will brake the
economy too much and
possibly result in recession.
OVERKILL THEORY
But government
economists contend t h i s
"overkill theory" ignores
the b<::sic strength or the
private economy and fail s to
take aC(ount of an easing in
credit conditions and a bet-
ter balance of economic
policy.
One government source
said the easing of mortgage
credit was made possible by
the surcharge which went
into effect this week as an
anti-inflationary tool.
closed meeting Tu
indicated in no way
tion it took.
NEW INCREASE
The Federal R e s r v e
Board did report anot r in-
crease in the natio in-
dustrial production to se-
cond straight m o n h I y
record. The advanc 1 was
only three-tenths of a int
to 164.4 percent of th 957·
59 base period, a subst ti II
slowing from the 1.6' int
increase during May.
It followed earlier g ern-
ment announcements f a
leveling in retail sal and
an increased unemplo ent
rate. all possible indic ·ons
of ttie anticipated ec rnic
slowdown.
Earlier this year, me
builders and credit et rts
were worried about a ' si-
ble retw'tl of conditi to
those of 19156, one the
poorest years for , Ome
building since World 111.
Its cause was a dryin~j ol
c:vailable mortgage creJi .
In recent days, howtver,
cautious optimism has bten
voiced by the industry ii the
wake of the tax incrte. Relaxing mortgage c it
should ease industry ars
further.
TOLD EASING ~ Chairman J ohn llorn or
the Federal Horne
Bank Board announced 1ttie
easing at a \Yhite H . e
briefing following a me ag
with President Johnson. '
Effective Aug. l, he id
the nation's &avings d
loan and mutual sav gs
banks which are rnern rs
of the federal system st
retain 6.5 percent oC ir
savings deposits as a
reserve instead of t e
present 7 percent, us
freeing an additional ,
million for home loans. _j
S1t1Ht1ay, July 20, 1968 DAILY Pila! 7
Total Sales $15 Million
Greenbelt Addition to Village Two
A total sales report In·
dl"calloJ more. Ulan tlli'
millloo in home sales by the
swaru-IJnlcletler Qmipaoy,
Ltd. ... Irvine Ranch bu
been attributed to t b e
development's ideal location
and the 40 acre greenbel~
according to A. P. Lench,
director ol marketing for the
Swartz-Link!e«er Company, Ltd.
According to Ltnch, the
Swartz-IJnkletter develop.
ment oalled Village Two, is
CUtTE11Uy completing 178 new
park homes to be ready
before school starts in
September. He sai'd the 40
acre greenbelt area, con-
sidered to be the largest
privately owned park in
Southern Call!ornia, i s
another important feature.
.. Many bomebuyers want
to be near the Newport com-
munity with its marinas,
fine shops aod beaches."
Lench said. "They have
discovered that the pro-
ximity of Village Two to
resort areas affords them
an apportunlty to I r v e
nearby without paying for
high-priced b e a c h pro-
perty."
Lench noted that families
are impressed wtth the ex-
pansive greenbelt areas at
Village Two. He s a id
families: appreciate th e
spacious, self~t.ained corn.
munity.
"We believe the park
homes, the abundant on-site
recreational facillUes for
adults and cblldren, and the
greenbelt parks offer the
best home value anywbere in
Southern California/' Lench
said.
"All typeo of fami\y -.
have been accountod tor In
Village Two bomet,'' Lench
said. "Models 'Vary In olze
from a one-level home with
a matter bedroom and
bedroom-den to a two-level
with four bedroom•, two .aDd
one half bllbs and a family
room.''
Vlllace 1"" home<, open
daily until dmk, may bo
seen by turning off Ule !!on·
ta Ana Freeway, below
Tustin, o.n Culver Road~
From the west it may be
located by driving east on
MacArthur Boulevard
toward the Univenit7 of
California at lrYiDe .-JC!
rollowfng Ule otp to Ule
new park bomec.
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over South em C.llfomla with. car run of
service, Our computer already knows comp uter printout of avallable new kids and maps, doesn't It?
wherethousandsofnewMedalHonHomes Medalllon Homes that suit your require-
In Central and Southern California.are.All ments. And this new Edison service Is .....r's=
• we need to know now Is what ki nd or absolutely free. Southern Cali!rJln/1 Edlaon . .:I"--•
It is the duty of a broker to bring the parties to
an agreement on his employer's term.s. The case
holds that the di stinction between a finder and a
broker lies in the finder's bringing the parties to-
gether with no involvement on his part in negotiat-
ing the price of any of the other terms or the trans-
action.
The finder is required to have a written mem-
orandum of intention of parties to pay .him for bis
introduction service.
There was no indication
from the Federal Reserve
System, however , when it
might loosen its tight anti-
inflationary rein on credit
now that the surcharge has
gone into effect.
llorne said this will a'llY
to about 4,500 associa',ti~:t'."'l----------------------------------------wlth deposits of $125 b"
EDITOlt'S NOTE: lt1M11tl It, ~C1rdl1 11 1 locll n1lttr, Pl'ftkl9!!1 II TM lttll E1t1'91"$, ,_II t'"Jdtnl If flit Ntwl'Orf Htrlllr·CCtS!t M9u •nrd
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tw If 1111 Cllll9n11-.--111i. If llttl E1lttto TMCIMrt.
Its Open Market Com-
mittee, a 12-rnan panel
which drafts basic Policy
guidelines, held its regular
Ile said the board,
monitoring exp er j en
under the lower rate, c
decide later in the year o
drop it to 6 percent.
a RanGho ha Cuesta II
by the sea
Here are large lots, roomy enough for a boat or trailer, and you may walk or
bicycle to Huntington Beach State Park, less than a mile away, Live under
smogless, ocean-breezed skies at Rancho La Cuesta.
$24,000 to $29,990 ~:~~Terms
Sales office: On Bushard nHI' Hamilton. Phone (714) 968-2929 • Furnished Models
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La Palma
4 Bedrooms-Two Bllho-1.arge
Family Room • All Electric PaUo
Kitchen • Mission Tile Roof •
Concrete Drive • Wood Burni ng
Fireplace • Roush Heavy Beams.
Monterrey
2-4 Bedrooms -1 or 2 Baths -
Large Bonus or Rumpus /vea •
Dining Area • All Built-Ins; Range,
Oven, Dishwa sher, Stainless Steel
Sink, Large Kitchen Panlry • Ce·
dar Shingle or Shake Roof.
San Jose
3 Bedroom-2 Baths-Cathedral
Ceilings • All Underground Utilf·
ties • Showers O\'er All Tubs •
Hand Textured Walls • Bullt-rn
TV and Telephone Outlets •
Weather-proof Electrical Outside
Patio Outlet.
San Miguel
4 Bedroom•-3 Baths -Family
Room • Formal Dining Room •
Cultured Marble Pullman Tops •
Custom Lighting Fixtures •
Raised Panel Enby llooble Doors.
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$2 Million
In Volume
Recorded
Siturda,, July 20, 1968
Highlands
Grading
Started
Grouocl Was broken
recently on a new cluater-
bome &Ubdivillon ln Laguna
Nl1U•l to be known 11
Crown Valley HJgblandl, ac-
cording to Jack . Godwin,
vice president of Marketing
and Sales of Laguna Nieuel
Corporatlon.
Grading .on the llr1t group
of IC. Iota is underway and
plan• call for eventual con·
structlon of 1900 homes,
Godwin aaid. Work i 1
starting now on 58 unit!,
eight of these being in a
furnJsbed, decorated and
landscaped model b o m e
complex.
Homes 'in Crown Valley
J ' ' '
Highlands will be o! con· hf 1'% --·· tempooary California styling So11aet n9 to ·~
with the "Garden Home"
concept allowing a wider A constant stream of interested visitors toured
than norm al recreation· model homes on opening day at Mission HHJs
~frs. Jo"'lorence Houle bas patio area on one side of Ranch, San Juan Capistrano. These spcicious, lux-
each house. This provides a urious homes in the rolling hills above this historic
passed the $2 million figure· conUnuation of the patio 1nission town have from 2,300 to over 3,000 sq. ft.
and are on lots of one-half to llh0 acres. Prices
range from $42,200 to '511,100. Ml18lon Hills Ranch
Is a development pf Royal Street Development Com·
pany.,
in volume in just nine from the front around to ttie ---------------------------------------
months or selling new Deane side and then to the rear of
llomes ror Deane Brothers, the house. Lagun Nig .1 I ··streetscape'' p r o gr a n1 . ho1nc owner to parlicipate ci"hl foot access gate. They for buyers considering a the nationally k n o w n a u P anners o have spent consilk!rable er. provided by the builder with in this overall t r a c t also · plan to include an home in Crown Valley
Newport Beach construction fort to achieve 0 clear. 'street, a five.foot side,valk beautification plan, the a u t omatic electric·eye Highlands, accordlng to
company. uncluttered appearance for and irrigation system in· bu.ildi?rs will allow for off garaee door opening device. Godwin, because of the way
Mrs. Houle, who has been the overall development, stalled. street parking of boats, An especially good view in which these hillside Jots
in the real estate field less .with t.b e 1 r u n 1 q u e To make it easy for the traile!'S or campers with an will be .an important factor have been laid out.
than five yec:irs, fir at -;::===============================================:;;-asSlOCtated herself w i t b
Deane Brothers at J t a
Mission Viejo project in
southern Oran·ge County.
She since has tranaferred
Lo Lake FOI'elt, tbe new
master planned Deane com·
munity at the El Toro off·
ramp of the Santa Ana
freeway,
Before turnio& to real
estate, Mrs. Houle owned a
marble shop in Laguna
Bead!. Sbe bu two merrled
children end rtlldot 1n a
Deane homt at Mlll!on Vie-
jo.
Seminars
To P1an
For Show
Glen Beckman, Preaident
ol Industry Productiom of
America, announced today
that with the l'O'Hment of
Buildfnr Reaearcb Illltltute
or Woahln(lon, D.C. lo
present a aertea of
seminar1, requeltl for ex·
hibit space had doubled for
the a n n u a I invitational
Buildine Products Show 1et
for the Anaheim Con·
venlion Center, September
17·19.
Beck.man !iald he had
c o mpleted arrangements
with Building R e a fl a r c h
Institute, an international
aclenttnc and technical
society dedicated to the ad·
vancement of the icience
and technology of building,
to invite B.R.I. members,
expert& in many fields of en·
deavor relative to the 'con·
st.ruction industry, a nd
present the seminars.
Beckman said seminar
participants will be an.
nounced as soon as possible.
Ben Ji. Evans, Member,
American I n st i t u t e of
Architects and B.R.I. Ex.
eculive Vice·President, met
v,.ith Don R. Jacobsen, Show
Chairman. and D a 11 e y
Mayo, Sales Mana ger,
V.cGraw·Dodge in Los
Angeles, to finalize ar.
rangeme.nts at the huge new
Anabel'm Convention Center.
Beckman estimated that
exh.ibltor1 io the Show may
run over 200. T h r e e
thou.sand professionals in
the construct.Ion industry
are expected to attend the
Seminars.
"We cannot account for
major increase in the
number of exhibitors since
this it the flrtt time that the
B.R.1. has pre 1 en t e d
1eminars in Southern
Calilornla," sald Beckman.
He suggested firms in·
tcrested in exhibit.~ to con·
tact him at I n du s t r y
Productiolll of Americs,
Unioo Bank Square, Suite
t625, P'tlth and Fl(ll<ro•
Streeta, Lot A n c e I e 1 ,
CaltlOl'llla, 90017.
Senlnt The
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See the home that won the ''Oscar''
Grand Prize Winner
at the
Pacific Coast
Builders' Conference
At Turtle Rock Hills, you 'll ·find the
year's most exciting new homes , ..
the homes experts across the na·
tion are praising for individuality
in style and design.
You'll see the home that just won
top honors in an 11-state competi·
tion at the Pacific Coast Builders'
Conference .. , captured th~ cov-
eted GOLD NUGGET AWARD, the
"Oscar" of the Western building
industry.
And you'll see seven other distin·
guished homes that are being fea-
tured right now on front covers
and in feature articles, In leading
national magazines. All new de-
signs you won't see anywhere else.
Industry-wide honors like these
are the result of striking innova-
tions In design ••• unique Ideas
that add up to unusual Individu-
ality, and reflect the custom·home
approach to 'elegant living.
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Choose from eight floor plan l and
twenty-four exterior designs. ·single
story, two-story and split-level
homes on level or terraced view sites
some over a half acre in size. 3 and
4 bedrooms. From $35,600 on Lease-
hold. From $40,800 by Grant beed.
A sound investment whichever you
choose.
Overlooking the University of C.llfornla, In the heart of the Irvine Ranch
l s
Gas Company Opens
New Southland Office
Robert E . Alexander,
1~.A.J.A. and Associates
have designed the District
Sales Office for the Southern
Califomia Gas Company at
3755 Santa Rosalia Drive in
Los Angeles.
Besides a regular sales
and service office, the fsc lll·
ty will contain a demo.nst_ra·
tlon kitchen with ad]acent
dining area \\'hich \Viii open
to a prlvate patio. This area
will be employed for com·
pany·sponsored c o o k i n g
schools.
Designed in a bl·nuclear
ma Mer, the 1tructu.re will
comprl1e 4.200 aq. ft. and
cost approximately SHS,000.
The design calls for tl1e
sale1 office on one side of a
commoo dlaplay foyer, and
the dllplay. kitchen and
related facWtles on the
other side. Re!lecting the
dual nature of the building'1
fU!lction , each department is
complete and separate lrom
the other.
GEORGE D. BUCCOLA·s
Sherwood Estates
· by theSeCL
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Now'1 the time to get 1w1y IO 11 all. To 111 th•
pleasures ol Southern Calllornla Beach living. Aw1y
from th• heat and smog.
Combine pleasant carefree llvlng with 1t101nc1 In
home dt1lgn at Shtrwood E1tat11 by Iha S.a, a walltd
community or 3 and 4 bedroom, 2 end 3 bathroom,
one 1tory hom!s, located just two mlnotes from the
O<:ean In Huntington B~a.ch.
Prope rty valu1s-e1p1clally along the co11l-are go·
lng up and up, aod at Sherwood E1tat11 by the Se1,
YOU OWN THE LAND!
Don.'! Ill 1noth1r 1vmm1r •lip 1w1y from you. Miki
thlt 1umrn1r the b11t OM y11. Sp1nd II In your own
hom1 11 Sh1rwood E1t1t11 by the S11.
Homes from $29,950
THE McFARLAND COMPANY Sa/es Agents
SALES OFFICE O~IV1NO Ol~ICTIONli lo\llll Oft TELEPHONE •·~-hw11t ti) H1111llto11 Avt. In
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Niguel Hilltop
Vi,lage Opens
New model homes will be
open Cor inspecUon this
weekend at Paciftc Island
Village, popular adult hilltop
community in L a g u n a
Niguel, it was announced by
D. J. (Sam) Summey, who
with builder Rober t
Houston, is developing the
latest unit of tliil vfew com·
munlty.
The models will illustrate
the varied styllnga and floor
plans at the develoPment,
with homes containing two
or three bedrooms and two
baths. Designed to provide
the ultimate in comfort aOd
convenience, the b o m e s
feature numerous luxury
item• and are hlgbllghted by
the quality construction and
materials.
The ·Nies pace at the
development bas already set
record.a for the year, with
more than 45 of S6 homes be-
ing sold .since the slart of
construction of U1e newe st
unit was announced. Houston
pointed out that half ot these
homes we.re sold from blue
printa alone, long before any
of the model homes were
comp lei ed.
MANY REASONS
There are a number or
reason• why the 1ale1 pace
at thil community has been
steadily lncreasing, three of
the most important being
the view location, favorable
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START AS LOW AS
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YOU CAN BUY -VET OR NON~VET
co·sTAMESA A STATEMENT
3.4 ltdroom1 ... bull! In rangi, a"'"'
dl1hwa1htr .• , • 1v1y~ front IOwn,
1hrubt and 1prinlcltr•.I ~\ly thl1 Wffk
and hovt wolf to wall carpet lnclud·
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private lot. Singl1 1tory, 1plit ltv1I or
with big, 1poclou1 Pltl!E BONUS ROOM
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or t v1n
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Del C1rro • C01ta Meaa • 11 ntarly
told cutl Ov1r' 70 home• 1old In 1u1t
•ix 1hort Wffke. Now Wt hO\!I credit
rtJICtl -iu1t 1.C brand new hom11
that mu1t be IOJcf out qulckly. Tiley
are rtady to occupy. Eo1y t.rm1I low•
ett paym1nh. 3.4 Bedroomt, wi1h
ev1ry txciting ftalur•. Act todoy,
VET
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A Dtvtlopiiitftt of
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Bo1!4oc lllbl-lor NeodJ Hlll 1 C<n1mJ
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A11111Anulers
A Sitter's Treat:
Something to Eat
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just read the letler
from the woman who comrlained about a sitter who
helped herself to a third o a pie and ate large holes
in the company ham. I agree a sitter has no right to
do this but there are two sides to every story. May
I speak for the thousands of baby sitters who get so
hungry they almost pass
out.
I have sat in homes
"·here a cockroach could
starve to death. I realize
the peoplP. I sit for don't
O\\'e me a banquet. Ann, but
a growing girl who runs af.
ter kids for five or six hours
needs something to keep her
streogth up.
suspected my husband had a
friend on the side. He denied
it for two years and then I ran into him -checking in-
to a motel one Saturday
afternoon. She was outside
in the car. I h.ad dropped in
to get some ice cream.
When they saw me they'd
have liked to die. My hus-
band handed her money to
take a t.axi and then follow-
ed me home in his car. We
had a frank talk and I told
him he could have a divorce
if he wanted It.
QU!iNIE By PhR lftt.r!andl
•Of·oouree, If oho,,_~ tor our outfit, she'd
have to allm dowll quite a bit. Sometimes )'Oil
h,l.ve to move pretty fast."
A bag of potato chips and
a soft drink is not going to
bankrupt anybody. IC Mrs.
Housewife would set some-
thing aside for the sitter she
wouldn't "have to worry
about being eaten out or
house and home. -~fiSS
REASONABLE
Did he accept my offer? ---------------------
He did not. He said she was
DEAR J\TJSS: Thank you
ror your suggestion on bow
l\fr1. llousewUe can best
protect her company ham
and guest pie against the
fa mished sitter. I agree a
sitter is entitled to a Utt1e
refreshment, and a thought·
fut lady wDJ provide It.
DEAR ANN LANDERS '
I was impressed with the
answer you gave "Ceiling
Zero." I only hope the dumb
bunny listens to you. If the
kept women in this country
knew what their married
sweethearts really thought
of them there would be a lot
less back street action.
Three years a go I
Horoscope
nothing but a plaything and
he would never marry her
-th.at she wasn't fit to
shine my shoes much less
fill them. We both had a
good cry and be begged me
to forgive him and let him
prove what a good husband
he could be. I agreed to try
it.
T.be following morning the
woman called and asked me
to forgive her. She said my
husband had told her 1 was
an invalid and she was
shocked to see me walk into
that place.
So you see, Ann, IJ.ars play
it both ways. Please publish
this. It could be a
postgraduate course in life
for your readers. HOLDER OF TRE
DIPLOMA
DEAR HOLD ER: 1\re you
listenillg, students?
Bay Area May Lose
Repertory Theater
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
-The A m erican Con-
servatory Theatre • • w i 11
cease to exist" unless it
raises $104, 100 during the
next two weeks, backers of
tlre repertory company said
Thursday.
M o rtimer Fleishhacker
Jr., chairman of the
California Theater Foun-
dation, said his group has
raised $296,000 for ACT this
season. But it must meet a
goat of $400,000 by the end of
July if the company is to
complete its current season
and return next year, he
said.
"The collapse of ACT
would seriously damage the
possibility of the Bay Area
ever having a first-rate resi-
dent theater again,''
Flcishhacker s.aid. "It would
also abolish any possibility
of fu turt funding from
federal sour~s."
ACT's current 40-week
season at two downtown
theaters has a $2.3 million
budget. Ford Foundation
provided $300.000 and the
federal govern m e n t
$175,000.
Aries: Complete Projects
SUNDAY
JULY 21
By SYDNEY OMARR
''The wise man controls
his destiny ... Astrology
points the way."
ARIES (March 21-Al>ril
19): Completion of im-
portant project indicated.
Favorable effect on security
shown. Family affair turns
out well. No need to chastise
one who <ifsagreed. Extend
himd of forgiving friendship.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20 ): Make that call to
relative. Obtain hint from
ARIES message. Show by
actions th c.t you arc n1aturc.
Accer.t on short journeys.
messages. Take initiative.
Utilize creative abilities.
GEMINI (May 21-June
1.CI): Find out how to best
utilize assets. Consult ex-
perts. Some who have ex-
perience express willingness
to aid. Accent generous of-
fer. Your instrincts about
proj2ct apt to prove correct.
CANCI:R <J une 21-Julv
'2): YOUR PERSONALITY
IS SPOTLIGl-ITED. l\1cans
people are more aware of
_vour speech, mannerisms.
\Veigh words, actions. Be
natural, but don't discard
·caution. Cycle is high -yoo
are due to win.
LEO (July 23-Aug, 22):
Study areas ~:hlch are not in
1
{\!(rn~sa
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MfWPORT & llARllOR. COilA MiSA
HELD OVER
The Most Talked
About Movie
"PU.NEr OF THE A•lS
IS A ILOCll:IUSTEI!
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the scens. · Find out the
mechanics of a· speciai pro-
ject. Discover what makes
peration tick. Be thorough
and dedicated.
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22 ) o
Accent on the way you
achieve desires. Some judge
your methods. Be flexible
and a good listener. Member
of the opposite sex displays
affection. Your ego soars.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0et. 22):
Stress authoritative man-
ner. Be confident and let
others know you have faith.
This promotes aura of suc·
cess. Specifically, you have
special ssignment which
must be completed.
SC ORP!O (Oct.23·Nov.
21 ): Good lunar aspect to-
day coincides with chance to
expand views. Don't heed
words of one who is pretty.
Be generous, forgiving and
optimistic. Fine for travel
plans.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): Key is acceptance
of responsibility. lf you at-
ten1pt to shirk duly, you will
ha\•e to r etrace s t e p s .
Money question settied by
quiet discussion with mate,
partner.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
J311, 19): Spotlight on mar·
riage, partnership, the way
you deal with oppoents.
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The Back Porch Majority
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J4_ OAJL.Y Pll.01 ~un~ • .t1t11 io, .i1lflie
For Pancho, Life Begins at 40; I~i~g Is 'Queen
Sports in Brief
Drysdale May Retire
After ~68 Campaign
LOS ANGELES -Big D o,n
Drysdale, star of ihe Los Angeles
Dodgers' pitching corps who rece~tly
set a major league ~ by ~
six strajght shutouts. 111d Friday he lS
seriously considering retiring at the
end of this season.
And he believes he might be traded.
There was speculation that Drysdale
might slgn on as a~ coach~
the new expansion San Diego team ln
the National League, joining forces
\\1ith his old general manager boss
vdth the Dodgers, E. J. "Buuie"
Bavasi. Bavasi is Ute San Diego presi-
dent.
Contacted at his home, the 31-year-
o\d right-hander said that before this
season started he had thought of retir-
ing after this year, but had not given
the matter much thought &ince.
"I &m not sure whether this .• Js my
last year or not but I'll knmfil 'more
Richey Posts
Net Victory
Over Rie ssen
about it in a couple of weeks." he said.
"I just he.ven't had time to ~ive the
matter serious thought during the
season." ... ... ...
CHICAGO The labor dern11ock
between the llllnolJ Bell Telephone
Cn., and Ute International Brotherhood
of Electrical Worken may Interfere
with television coverace of the Collete
AU-Star tame Aue. Z.
The 'IS-day walkout by the IBE\V Is
1erfoualy tbreatenJnt the Democratic
National Convention ll('bedulf.d for
Aug. Zl8 ID CbJcas:o and may forct a
sbllt In tlie location of the convention.
The College All.S&ar .came la played
ln Soldler'a Field and scheduled to be
televised nationally by ABC.TV.
An ABC 1pote·1man nld Friday
that the IBEW walkout "potentially
can affect coverRfe of the camr.. We
are not la jeopardy now and the
neces1ary illltallaUons could be done
at late u July 31." ... ... ...
BRANDS H!ATCH. England
Graham Hill of Britain, driving a
Lotus Ford, flashed around the Brands
Hait.ch track of 2.65 mlles in 1 minute,
28.9 &ecOOds Friday and easily won the
pole position in Saturday's British
Cri'and Prix race.
Dan Gurney of Corona del Mar,
Calif .. was seventh in an Eagle with a
time of 1:30.
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Gonzalez Stuns Laver in Forum Finals
By GLENN WHITE
ot 111t o.llY ,.1 .. 1 Slaff
INGLEWOOD -For some, it is
said, We begins at forty.-:-
For one tennis player Wilo answers
lo the monicker of Pane.ho Gonzalez,
that saying proved true. At least It
did Friday n1ght at the Forum a.s
the aging veteran overcame a hu-
miliating first set battering to upset
Rocket Rod Laver of Corona de! Mar,
1,;, 6-3, 6-4.
A record Los Angeles net turnout
of 9,137 saw Gonzalez m-ake good use
of his big serve and hia: spirited re·
turns to stun Ute 1968 Wimbledon
champion.
ln the women's singles finals ear-
Uer In the evenlng, "Wimliledon vic·
tor Billie Jean King rallied to down
atubborn Ann Haydon Jones of Eng-
land, 12·10, 6-3 for the $1,200 first
prize.
Laver blamed Inability to capita.I·
ize on key shots and his own poor
servlC1! ror the loss. "I had a lot of
bad volley errors and missed a lot
of first serves," he said.
Rege.rding his eflortless smashing
of Gonzalez in the first &et. the red
headed whiz stated, "My shots: were
falling in and Pancho really wasn't
playing weU ."
Laver was also extremely disen-
chanted with the linesmen's inability
to make decisions on line calls. And
one observer offered that tbis helped
to break the Rocket's coocentraUon.
Laver diet not dJsagree with the
theory.
Mrs. Jones also had problems with
ofifclals with erroneous scores an-
nounced, Jack of decisions on Line
caUs and interruption by the announc-
er when she was preparing to serve.
Even a fan carrying popcorn got
into the act of distraction by walking
past Mrs. Jones a$ she was preparing
a service delivery. The move earned
the fellow a hard look.
Mrs. Jones Jert ttle crowd in stunned
silence when she zoomed to victory
U1e fiTst four games ol. the marathon
fim set.
But Billie Jean ralLied to win Ute
next two and later admitted thal sne
was having trouble orientillg b) tho
background, in Which she lost the ball.
The decisive ttlird set was tied at
£our games each when the 40-year-old
G<inzalez succeeded in breaking Lav·
er's serve to take a one-game edge.
Sports Figures •
Inducted Cubs Dump
Stumbling
Dodgers, 6-2 Into Balboa Bay Club Hall
Five greats from the world of sport
were enshrined in tlle Balboa Bay
Club's Hall of Fame Fiday afternoon.
Former pro football stars Frankie
Albert, Elroy Hirsch and Jon Arnett
were inducted aloog with former
Newport Harbor High, Stanford and
NBA basebaU star George Yardley
and UCLA cage coach John Wooden.
A crowd of 300 also witnessed the
unveiling of the Bay Club's nearly
completed $400,000 sports center.
Newport Beach mayor D o r e e n
Marshall cut the ribbon, officially
dedicating the Orange Coast area's
finest private sports con1plex.
Chick Hearn, the voice or the Los
Hewitt Aims
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By RO N EVANS
Of 1111 D•llf l'llol Sl•n
LOS ANGELES -Corona de! Mar's
Toni Hewitt will be shooting for her
second straight gold medal in the Los
Angeles Swim Invitational when she
squares off this afternoo n against
seven other survivors of morning
quali£ying in the 100-meter butterfly.
Final competition at Los An~eles
Swim Stadium begins at 3:30 with
Miss Hewitt's event first on the agen-
da. The meet is being televised live on
Channel 11 .
With Kendi s Moore and Sara Wiley
scratched from the 100, only Sharon
Stouder (1:07.0) stands as a serious
threat to the Corona whiz. who owns a
best of 1:05.8.
Action in the classic swimfest ends
Sunday afternoon and observers are
expecting a world record in the ?00
backstroke by fabled South African
Karen Muir, a visitor at the UC Irvine
pool earlier this week.
Miss Muir tuned up for her Sunday
swim bv stroking to an American
record 'or 1:07 .3 to win by three
seconds in Friday's 100 back.
Miss Hewitt came through with
another of her tremendously im-
pressive butterfly efforts, clocking a
2:23;7 to win by four seconds over
Martha Shillito of Los Angeles Athletic
Club., Her effort is the fourth best in
world history with she and world
record holder Ada Kok (2:21.0) own-
ing the other three top marks.
She was a tenth of a second off her
listed U.S. best but consid erably
behind her pending American mark of
2:22.0 set two weeks ago.
The 16-year-old Corona de! Mar High
junior was without benefit of major
opposition and led virtually all the
way. coming up with SO meter splits of
33.5; 1:10.4 and 1:46.8.
She said afterward she swallowea
water with about 25 meters to go.
which may have slowed her by as
much as one second.
Angeles Lakers, presided
fe stivities.
over the
Tennis star Billie Jean King and
Dodger pitcher Don Drysdale we re to
have bt:en inducted into the Hall of
Fame Friday but neither was present.
Called by club officials a6 a "Sports
center and Spa." the new facility
features a gymnasium and two
handball-squash courts, men and
women 's sauna and massage
deparlinents. a lux.urious m en ' s
lounge, weight room, children's pool
and locker room facilities for m~n.
women.
Atop the structure is "The Bridge.''
a r ecreation and observation deck
Palmer Rallies -------------
where spectators can watch swim
meets at the new swimming pool or
tennis n1atches.
It was Hearn who was the hit of the
afternoon's formailities, especially
when he related a story of a "fight''
between Wilt Chamberlain and Bob
Ferry of t:he Baltimore Bullets last
se2Son.
Ferry. 6-8 and 250 pounds. was
alledged to have squared off against
the 7-1 Chamberlain in a game at
rla.ltimore.
Later questioning Ferry abf;iut the
incident. Hearn asked ;"Were you
hurt'?"
RepHed Ferry: "Yes , I was struck
by a taxi as I ran out the front door."
LOS ANGELES -Ferguson Jenkins
workej out of tW() late·lnnin( jams
and finislled wit·h a four-hitter as the
Chic9go Cubs took advantage of Los
A.nge les errors for a 6·2 victory over
the Dodgers Friday night.
Jenkins gave up a first-inning homer
to Willie Davis, then blanked the
Dodgers until the seventh, when he
pit~~ed out ol a bases-loaded, one-OUt
jam after walking pinch hitter Ron
Beyer to force in a run.
The Chicego right-hander, 10 · 10,
far..ed \Ves Parker to eseape from an-
other t:ases·loaded bind in the eighth.
He rinished with 12 strikeouts.
The Cubs parlayed three Dodger
errors into as many unearned runs.
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July 21
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Nicklaus Axed in PGA;
'Jihe victory was the Cubs' sixth in
taggi ng south-paw Claude Osteen with
hi s 14th loss in 21 d~isioos.
Glenn Becket beat out a bunt in tile
fifth. extending his hitting streak to
24 games and matching tile season-
high streak put together earlier by
Pittsburg1).'s Maury Wills.
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Steady Frank Beard moved into a tie
with rookie Marty Fleckman for 1he
halfway lead at 138 Friday and big
Jack Nicklaus eliminated himself "'ith
a cluster of bo)!eys in the 50th PGA
golf championship. .
The Golden Bear from Columbus,
Ohio. rated the world's top pro.. lhree-
putted the final Jrreen for a 79 and 36-
hole score of 150.
J-le thus failed to make the cut which
reduced the field fro1n an original 167
to low 70 shooters and ties for the final
two rounds Saturday and Sunday,
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Meanwhile, two of the game's blue.
ribbon stars-Doug Sande{s and Arnold
Palmer-broke the backs of extended
slu mps and moved into the thick of
contention.
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Cff!CAGO (APl -Roger Repoz'
first home run in more than two
months. a two-run blast in the sixth in-
ning, carried the California Angels and
Gevrge Brunet to a 2-0 victory over
the Chicago White Sox Friday night.
Repoz' 10th homer of the season,
and first since May 14. came after Jim
Fregosi had reached on an error by
Sandy Alomar.
The blast was all Brunet. 10-9. need·
eO to register hi s fifth shutout of the
season with a five·hilter. Boh Priddy,
1·5. was the''loser.
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last six games since Al Lopez took
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muster a serious threat.
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seeded Texan Cliff Richey and three
other members of the U.S. Davis Cup
team advanced to the semifinals of the
National Clay Courts tennis tourila-
ment in men's singles play Friday.
Richey. from San Angelo, the 1966
Clay Courts tillist who walked out of
the tourney after a quarter-final
dP£eat a year ago. scored an easy. 6-4.
6-2. 6-2 victory over fifth-seeded Marty
Riessen of Evanston, Ill.
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Kathy Harter. Seal Beach, Calif ..
eliminated sixth-seeded V a 1 e r I e
Ziegenfuss. San Diego 6-2. 2-6, 9-7.
Fourth-seeded Clark Graebner of
New York beat Canada's Mike Belkin.
&-J:-6-1. 6-2. Belkin. was the top-lieeded
·· foreigner in the tourney.
Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico. the
second teed. stopped Jim Osborne of
H•w•il. &-2. a.2. a,;.
Sixth-ieeded Stian S m i t h o(
Pasadenli. C.Uf., downed Chilean
Patricio C«nejo M. S.2. 6-4.
0tfend.ln1 women's .,'iingles cham-
pion. Nancy Richey of San Angelo, Rd·
vanctd to the semifinals in her bid for
1 sUth rtrilllit Uile. But ae<ond-setd·
~ Peaches Bartkowfa of Ham-
tramck. MJch., wu upeet by Linda
Tuero, Metalrle, Lo .. U.. No. 8 seed.
Miss Richey belt 11eventh·seeded
TO<Y Fnoto. Los .\n~elet &-2. &-1. Mhs
Tuero woo M . f.1 . s.3 .
ThiNl-seeded st.phanle Do Fina.
Hollywood, Fll.. also needed three
1eb to defeat Vicky Rafel'•, Rye,
N.Y .. the·No. i-. U , 1-2, &-3.
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By EARL GUSTKEY
ot !tie 0.1111 ,1191 St9ff
Nothlng aggravates a football
coach more than to see one ol his
football players report for pre-
season practice in anything less
than good physical conditton.
Such is the case with George
Allen at the Rams' pre-season
camp at Cal State (Fullerton).
Allen's PJlience was sorely taxed
last week when one veteran and a
highly regarded rook.Je checked into
camp in poor condition.
But by the same token his spirits
jump everytime a Ram repora in
great shape. He knows . for in-
stance. that every time he 11y1 eyes
on Kelton Winston he'1 Jooking at a
great physical gpe:dmen.
One day last week Allen w.as ap.
proached by two writer• at the con-
clusion of the afternoon workout.
One of the scribes brought up the
subject ol physical cond1tion .
Allen's eye.s promptly shifted lo a
figure sprinting off the fleki, pali&·
ing all the other Rams who were
walking.
"Look at that guy." the coach
said. "He's a real man."
The figure was Kelton Winston.
who is probably the best con-
ditioned Ram. Winston is what you
might call a nut on physical filness.
''I live in Long Beach during thr
off season and I try to rur. five or
six· miles every day on the beactt in
the heavy sand."
When Winston re<:eived h i s
physical exam last week. team
physician Dr. Jules Rasinski was
starUed when he tabulated the
defensive back's pulse rate at 48.
Winston is not a star. In fact. hi s
most memorable play last year
came at St. Louis. where hls tackle
on Card qu.arterback C h a r l e y
Johnson precipitated a near-riot.
The play occurred in front of the
St. Louis bench and rather than
take on the entire charging
Cardinal team, Winston took off for
the other side of the field lo !leek
shelter at tht Ram bench.
But this year Winston -.a six-
foot. 195-pounder -might gain
notoriety on football ability alone.
"Coach Allen told n1e at the end
of last season that I would be
playing a lot this season.'' he sayii .
.(]though he saw spot duty in the
defensive backtield. Winston was
used primarily as a kickoff and
punt retur n specialist in '67.
\Vin ston grew up in Fort Worth,
Texas. where he was a star
quarterback at Terrell High School.
J.le played at Wiley College in
Marshall. Texas. !or two years but
dropped out of school to enlist in the
Marines.
He played two years with the San
Diego Marines. lie waa a nintb
round draft pick by the OMcago
Bears in 1964, played one year and
came to the Rams with Allen as a
frtt agent ln '66.
Now he's earning crtdits for a
math degree in the off·seuoo at Cal
State (Long Beach) -when he's
not lifting weights or running on the
be11c:h.
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OAKLAND'S FINLEY .
HAS BRASS (BELL)
OAKLAND I AP) -Oakland
Athletics's owner Charles O. Finley.
not content with I i re w o r ks
every time one of his players hits a
home run. has iurther thrills ln .lt<;re
f(>r the ftflS,
A big brasg beU and h11f a dozen
railroad horns will be added to
F1nley1s sound effects department
for tbe A's nert home stand.
'l1>e bell, wllich weighs llO
pounds and oace adorned a railroad
engine, will be rung along with the
firework$ wh.en an Oakland player
hits 1 homer or when I.he AUi letics
win a game.
The horns. from a dle11el engine,
will be adttd later lo complement
the bell and the fireworks.
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Start Your
Engines
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Auto raclnl't e.U.bllabmenl, whlcb likes to take credlt
for lmprovlnl the 1afety of automobiles for the b<neBt of
motorltll everywhere, 11 aolng through a safety crltlt of lit
own.
Too many drlvera, lncludln1 too many pro1 who ahouldn't
get themselves 1n 11rlou1 trouble, have been ld1led lD 11181. In
the seventh month of the year the box ICON read.a :
Luciana Lombardtnl and Gerard LaITouase, Monte Carlo
!Wly; Leo Cella, testing In Italy; Jimmy Clark, Formula Z
race In Germany; Hank Henry, sprint car race in callfornia;
Vic Tandy, sports car race ln C&llfonda; Mlke Spence, prac·
lice at lndianapolle; Ronnie Duman, USAC championship
race, Milwaukee; Ludovico Scarflottt, practlce for a
hlllcllmb, Germany; Chip CoMelly, amateur sports car race.
CoMecUcut: Jean LeGrace, road race In Canada; Jo
Scble1aer, Grand Prll: of France.
The W>tal b 12. or one every two to three weeks
somewhere ln the world. Tbe list Includes tbt greatest cham·
pion of all time and an obscure club driver who competed on
weekend& for a hobby.
The accidenta occurred before thousands of spectators
and in. the seclusion of a secret test, but all are classed as
"racing deaths."
No ezpert wlll claim that these were random accidents,
that they couldn't be prevented.
But the plain fact is that racing invites accidents because
it accelerates everything, causing car fail.ures, exposing
drivers to judgment errore: and constanUy testing auto 1afety
progress in improbable cruhes that might take 100 years to
duplicate in normal driving.
Meehanleal Product Helped
T1lil coutut repetltloa of 1tnu, cratb, product
failure, lave1Ugate1 rebulld, add ufety devices, co faater,
atop qulcker baa done a rreat deal for the mechanical pr&-
duct.
We can thank raclag for better tires, sturdier car1,
better 1111peulon1, Improved brake performance and
engin.e refinements that are simply remarkable.
There ba1 been a cost In human IUe, but no one can
eittmate what this bas meant In the saving of Ule on public
road1.
Racing Innovators have either Invented or adapted to
automobile use every worthwhile safety Item on our
pa1seager cars today. From the early Indianapolis rear
view mirror to modern restralnlnC harness gear that came
from the aerospace Industry, safety devices have beea
developed on race cars before they bit Detroit proviDC
groaads.
What the sport bas failed to do in the war on hlg1lway
carDa&e ls to give us motorllta the one thlag raclag has
alway1 had to offer, drtvtnC sklll. This ts a tragic fa Dure,
when yon think of how muy talented men are sttUnc
around from Monday to Thursday with nothing to do but
· get ready fCT the next race.
Drl1'era Risking Neck•
Race drivers are risking thei!' necks to pro"."e more than
automotive engineering perhaps, instead of car JOCkeying.
how good the products are, or they would have tl_l"led to
In race after race they improve their dt'.ivlng 11k1U. ~ey
just HAPPEN to help tire development and experiment with
motxir oils, but they work at driving. .
Some companies, notably Champion Spark Plug, hll'e
name drivers to lecture high school audiences about safe
driving, but aside from the few tpen who travel the teen~ge
circuit there are pracUcally no race drivers dedicating
themselves to the problem.
Some have tried, but f'ew have been successful wltb their
approaches to driver education. ~e most well known ls Cat;;
roll Shelby, who operated a ' high J>e!f?rrnance ~iving
school that mostly taught race dr1vmg. Despite en·
couragement .and some subsidy !rom Ford and Goodyear, he
: couldn't make it profitable and dropped the school a year ago.
Curtis Turner who learned his driving as a moonshine
hauler, operates ~ school at C_hl!lotte Spee~w.~y in Nort~
Carolina. Feature of the course is instruction m .do~g 180s
or spinning a speeding car around without rolling it over.
That must be fun, but It's not the answer.
School Starta at lmne
One-time Shelby tn1tructors B-Ob Bondurant and John
Ttmaau1 got toget.ber and started a school at Jn-lne, cam.,
bat It Is mo1U1 a one:ttudent-at-a..th:ne operation.
1be moat 1uece1sfal 11 Jim Russell, who G119rate1 a
school 1t WWow Sprln111 CaUf.1 with sport.I car -performer
Ron Dyke1 the chief instructor. Cllentele Is still limited. A
recent student wa1 Craig Breedlove.
The only national driving school ii operated by Sports
Car Club of America, but It has for Its cbjeet tbe training of
''weekend warrior" sports ear drivers, not the operators or
high perfonnance automoblle1 on the street.
All tbe1e sehooil concentrate on rice driving, when
what ••e need are rice driven to teach everyday highway
driving.
If the sport Gf automobile racing t1 to live up to Ideals
It bu set for Itself, It will 1ome ~y develop 1 sort of
"tr1a11Uoaal" driver training to Instruct v.1 1tupe1 lnbow
to manage our motor vehicles properly.
A1'erage Motorbt 'Blood11 Zoml>le'
Graham Hill calls the average motorist "•'blood iom.
ble.'' Jerry Titus: called him "an ldlot.11 David Pearson ad·
mils freeway drivers "scare me worse than 1 have ever
beeq In a race."
Bobby Unaer say1 he is nervous in traffic, "because I
figure that tr something happens the other fellow won't know
what to do and I wW guess wrong what he does, and when I
react I'll be the one to have the accident."
Amateur sports car driver Miles Gupton , whose business
has required him to be on the road up to 40,ln> accident-free
miles 1 year for the tall 3) years ln addition to what he does
in a race ear, says he constantly looks for "an escapee route,
to get away lrom the stupid drivers if anything goes wrong.''
Richard Petty offers the most practical approach to drlv·
Ing on public bl&bWl)'I of any major star. He lltet to drive 5
or 10 mUea an hour over the posted speed Umlt at all times,
boauae that M<ps him alert ud constaati, looldnt In the
rear view mirror.
Practically all of them ·-that bad driving bablll stem from poor driver tralnina, lliek of mechanial understandla1
or even aw.n:neu of the simple Physical Laws of MoUon
whlle oper1tlng a motor vehicle, plus lack of experience iii
tJgbt altuation1.
Tight situaUons are the muit of auto racin1. Fans thrive
on them, and race drlwn live tor them.
This bas be<n abad yu.r. Unforiunat.ly, In 1i118 meny
bave, died bec•use of thtm.
Legion
Action
Closes
With a berth in the double
ellminatlom for the eham·
plonablp of Orange County
fn American !.ieglon baseball
wr11Ppod up, and with the
Natlonal League title nearly
In lta hip pocket, Midway
City clost1 out the current
eamitalln wttb games today
ud Slnictey.
Midway City travels to
TeWlnkle Park In Costa
Meea Utis afternoon to bat·
tie Newport Harbor al 2 and
then travels to Santa Ana
Valley on Sunday at the
same time.
Newport, meanwhile,
wreps up it.a season with an a p.m. match with the
Fullerton D o d g e r s at
Amerlge Park tn Fullerton.
Midway City, with a ls.3
record, will go I n t o the
tourney along with the se--
cond place finisher, pro-
bably tile Dodgers.
The top two Crom the
American Di'vision is fuzzy
with five clubs still in the
runnln~.
The double elimination
tourney Is expected to take
place at La Palma Stadium
beginning Tuesday.
WJdway City and NeVt'pOrt
batting averages:
Nlwpert MIPMr (4-11-1)
1t1mlre1 "'• "2 "J:' ,,........ 41 lJ .3" '~ a 11 .361 P.111 .H 11 .:MJ C11r SI 11 .3U ~'il:1t il 1 :m ~~Wlk1 Y, l!' .m,J Wl'l11t1t1r OI> '°''er :No ' .u• Fl•tder 21 j "'
S1tunfl)', July 20, 1968
f:oanie lffaek
Connell Smashes
.Marina, 18.0
By ROGER CARLSON
Ot .. OallY ..... '""
Co on e 11 Chevrolet, ap-
parenlly !ltill smarting fl'om
it.a ftrlt loet of the' year,
stormed back to demolish
ho.at Kauffman and Broad
Marina, 18-0, in a Connie
Mack bueball encounter
Friday evening at Golden
West Collegt.
The win made it l&-1 for Connell. with tile o n I y
blemltb a C.2 setbaclt 14 Saa
Clemente last week.
Huntlnston Har hour
traveled. to Fountain Valley
High School and came back
with a 8-5 decision over
We«-Grove ln other Connie·
MacJc IOllon .
Comen, with BOJ Frey
and Wayne Schrader hand.I·
J.ng the pitching chores,
llmlted Marina 14 ... bit
while Connell'• nine hits
were combin i ng With
numerous walks and errors
for the 18 tallies.
After opening with a
alngle tally in the first, Con·
nell struck for 11 runs in the
second frame on three
slngle1, two errors and sev-
en walks.
Hunllngton Harbour broke
through with two rWll in tbe
: fourth illninc to snap a 3-.3
tie with boat Weit-Grove on
t:he strength of two walks
and Dan Moata' double.
Pirates
In 12-1
Setback
"
j"'I ' l I ' . ' l I I • " I
Ward'1 Plratea w.rt never
in It. The Or~ge County
Metro League.leading Santa
Ana nine bluted the Plratea
of( th& mar w 1·t .h • 12-1
thumping a ·La,J>llma Sta·
dium la Anabolm Friday
night for lta ninth win of the
year.
~.11:1'i:.d \5 .l:.J
H•rNrlck ~, 1' ·J1f ---------------------------------lll1nch1rd 11 ;c<:1
Rick ,Goodaker was also
Instrumental In the Hun·
Ungton victory, garnering
two RBI's in his four-for·
four performance at the
plait.
The loss dropped Ward's
Pirates to third place, a full
two game11 behind the league
leaders and one b e h 1 n d
Chapman.
Santa Ana opened up with
three runs In the third. ln·
nlng and never looked back
as the Pirates were hand·
cuffed on five hlta.
Str11bbltl 5 O .tiOO Bra~ ' o .t'OO C.twr• .. 7 o .ooa
$tvlli Ml•wi, City Cl .. 1)1 0 ,000
r~m.or s , .600
W. Mc<:ttlnt, 4J 1S .3J
Tuhe Index le-_., 1111111111 . ". ff u .~!l
W'"r.u ,1 11 .2 o.'Ji.ft~ g ~~ :ill Klrto:r M •l .?(ll
lllnt 4J ' ·'~ H1vne• n 2 .1~• Jim H091~ 66 16 ,1U
P. Me<:1rh'll, 62 t .'•S ur111o11 2 o .ooo
Contreras,
Garcia Vie
At Tijuana
Airplane
Dogfight
AtOCm
A mock airplane dogfight
and an eigbtooCar funny car
invitational are the featured
at1ractioos at Orange Co~
ty ·International Raceway
14Jtight.
W eeke~d TV Log
For Sports Fans
COllntll
M1rln1 , (11) j 0 '-" ' ' 0 0 00._0 I ll
H •11 ' ' ' ' 1 ~ ' ' ' l I ,
I ,!
Bill Jenkins was the Ion'e
visitor to solve Santa Ana
pitching, going three-for.four
at the plate. sew.. ..,. , ....... ••• Wtrd'1 Plrlln 000 000 ODl-I J 3 S..nll AIWI 00J 2GJ --12 11 3 w.,.,., .. .,., .. Ill ... , " .. OMver,d • O t O
"""'"' (IJ Florn, 2tl 2 1 I fl
In the aerial exhibition,
Skip Volk of Newport Beach
-and Art Scholl of Riverside
T I J U A N A Two 'Nill pit their modified De
matadors who won top Haviland Ohi'pmunks agaJnst
honors last winter in M~xi'co each other in mock combat
City -Raul "Flnlto" Con· over the Raceway at 7:45.
treras and Raul Garcla -The exhibition will be con-
will meet on the same card eluded by an aerobatic
Sunday at the downtown demonstration by School,
bullring. featuring snap· rolls, tail
They will be joined by slides. hammerhead stalls
young Joel "EI Silverio" and outside spin5.
Tellez in a 4 p.m. corrJda The drag racing portion o(
Utat features bulls from the program will be
Reyes Huerta Ranch. spotlighted by eight of
Contreras, who was Call'fornia's quickest funny
awarded ears and tail for ea,s. Two Orange County
the best perforffiance of the dr(vers wiH be in the field -
winter season in the Mex-Ray Alley of Garden Grove
ican capital, will display his and Jess T)Tee of Fullerton.
classical style against the Alley will be driving a
more Oamboyant cape\\o-ork Plymouth. Barracuda and
of Garcia. Tyree's machine is a Pon-
Garcla, also credited with tiac Firebird.
a fine showing in the The two undefeated cars
November-May · period , recording the lowest elapsed
fights clote to the horns and times in the first two rounds
is a master of the art of of racing will contest each
placing banderillas. other fn the final round ,
Both Contreras an d The eigbt. cars will be in
Garcia were very active last quest of the trr..:k's funny
winter, appearing 17 times. car record, whioh is 7.68
Young Tellez, with less than seconds by Steve Bovan of
two year a as a matador, Pasadena 1n his "Super
performed five time1 in the Chief" Dodge C'harger.
s-ame period. .===========... Armilllta, who wins more
awards in Tijuana than any
other performer, became
the first matador th i s
season to earn the prize of
ear.s and tail last Sunday at
the downtown bullring.
BRIGHT
Tht DAILY PILOT m1i:11 lh
"'"'' cov1r191 li11ht, tl11ht ind brl9~t. Rt1d your hometow11
1ditlon dtily •t1d enjoy th•
lllWt. ,
SATURDAY
11 a.m. (C)CL -BASE-
BALL - Balt1more Orioles
at Detroit Tigers. Sandy
Koufax, Curt Gowdy, P e e
Wee Reese mikesJde at Tig.
er Stadium. Raincheck: Oak.
Jand AthleUcs at Minn .
Twins. Jlm Simpson, Tony
Kubek mikeside at County
Stadium.
3 p.m . (l)CL PGA GOLt'
-'150,000 PGA champion·
ship. Chris Schenkel, Byron
Ne lson, Bud Palmer, BJ I 1
Flemming, H a r r y Long·
hurst llnkaide at Pecan Val·
ley CC, San Antonio, f«
Water Polo
For Juniors
COfita Mesa's Recreation
Oepactment will oUer a
junior water polo league
starting Monday at Estancia
High Sehool.
The le.ague is open ID all
interested a:id will be held
each MK>nday al 6 p.m.
Team and age breakdown
i9 as follows:
6-6 :45 p.m. -Fifth and
sixllh g11ades.
7-7:45 p.m. -Seventh and
eighth gr.a.des.
8·8 :45 p.m. -Ninth end
tenth grades.
Boys will rece.ive basic
water polo fundamentals
and the fee !or the entire
summer is just $1.
Those interested should
report !or signups Monday
at the Estancia HS pool.
• • " Jtftklfta. r1 • 0 3 ' a} (l!TIPWll, 2b ) I Al ... 0. •• ltll l•llin' It I t 0 0 fin eight holes today and McO•rwl, a 1 I 0 1 s.twrt. " 1 • 1 1 tomorrow. Ma11, <: 2 • o KemHr. c 2 o o o c ....... lOQOL-.» •o•o 1:30 p .m . (ll)CL -SWIM· "'""11111, lb 1 o fl o • aow.n. lb J o 1 o ~lrt,lt lflDD .....
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Invitational. Tom K e 11 y F'.f:iiic1 1, g f g co;;r;~ P ,l ; : :
poolside at Exposition Park••""•••••••••••••""••••-for competitiOIHI in but·
terfly, breaststrok e ,
freestyle, individual medley;
free relay.
4 p.m. (5)CF -GRAND
Race Results
PRIX -Clips from 1966 _,__ .... ___ .., ____ .,.,__""'""' __ _
American Challenge CUp.
5 p.m. (Z)CL -HOLLY·
PARK -$100,000 Juvenile
Championship. Harry Hen·
son, Gil Stratton trackslde
in Inglewood for final tele·
cast of season.
5 p.m. (?)CT -WIDE
WORLD -Figure~ stock
car race and Lumberjack
Championships.
9,30 p.m, (:M)F -BAX·
EO -(Aereo de la semana,
de Mexico.)
SUNDAY
10 ,45 a.m. (5)CL-BASE·
BALL -Angels at Chicago
White Sox. Buddy Blattner,
Don Wells mikeside at Com-
Jskey Park. Dick Enberg
with pre and post game
shows from Hollywood.
!IN (Z)CL -SOCCER -
St. Louis Stars at San Dlego
Toros. Jack Whitaker,
Mario Machado mikeside at
Balboa Stadium.
2 p.m. (?)CL -PGA
GOLF -,150,000 PGA
Championship .Chris
Schenkel, Byron Nelson, Bill
Flemming, Bud Palmer,
Jtarry Longhurst llnkslde at
Pecan \'alley CC, San
Antonio, for final eight
holes.
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Sunday Slate Cloudy
For Baseball Congress
Baseball Standings
the MARK .Ill
AcUon Sunday in the Na-
tional Congress BEiseball
League of Orange County
remain1 up In the air wtth
Fountain V a I J e y and
Westminster vying today at
Memorial Park for the right
to return to San Bernordino
on Sunday In the NBC
Tournament at Perris Hill
Park.
Costa Mesa's Comets are
scheduled to host La Fonda
at 2 p.m. on Sunday at
Eallncla High Sebool.
WeatmiMter will travtl to
Place-oe Sunday llbould
the w-. club IOH
out on Saturday to S..ta
ADI at Memorial Park.
Complete battin&
averages for the a r e a
1quadJ:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost Pct. GB
St. Louis 59 33 .6'1
Allant.a 50 42 .543
.Ml Philadelphia. 46 43 .517 .on Fr 500 .ooo San ancisco 46 46 .
:: ClncinnaU 44 45 .494
.ooo Oilcago 46 48 .489
•000 New York 44 50 .468
.tr.VII Pittsburgh 43 49 .467
:: Los Angelts 42 51 .452
::~ Houston 40 53 .430
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13
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14
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Oakland
OaWomia
MIMesota
New York
New York
Chicago
Washington
Won Lost Pct.
59 33 .6'1
52 41 .559
49 4-0 .561
46 4S .51?
" 47 .<M 43 47 .478
4S " .478 42 46 .47?
42 46 .en
39 C9 .CC3
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What Causes a • • •
Standard Oil Executive Maintains It's A ll Part
Of That Good Old A merican Competitive System
This article 11 based on a question·
and-ans'o\·er 1e1s:Joa wltb D. L. Bower,
\'Ice president of markeUn1 or Stan·
dard OU of CaUfornlL ft wu pubU1hed
in the company's ma1a11De, Standard
Oller.
J/010 is !lie retail price of 9aso/i11e
established at Chevro1~ skltio,ts?
Essentially, by °;narket conditions
::ind competition. As in .any business,
the price a dealer charges must cover
expenses and provide h..is profit. But in
a free market, competition establishes
boundaries on prices.
Is that wlty ga&oline prices are of·
ten so similar in an area?
Yes. These similar prices reflect
tough competition. The g a s o lin e
customer is on \Yheels; if he doesn't
like your price or service, he can
usuall y reach a competitor in a few
seconds. It's this very interest in a
good buy on the part of the customer
that keeps prices competitive.
But there are ooriatiom in retail
price, aren't there?
Yes. Each dealer makes the final
decision as to what his price should
Ix>. Each of them eva1uates bis com·
petition, and bis balance between cost,
profit margin and volume which in his
judgment is right for his station.
Incidentally, a nwnber of court
decisions have affirmed the right or
the dealer to set his own retail price,
independently o! his supplier.
How do we set tile price at com·
pan y·operated stations?
Again, competition is the chief rac·
tor. We set our price by prevailing
market condil..ions in each geographic
area . Like any dealer, we must
evaluate our competition in the
particular area, and exercise our pric-
ing judgment accordingly.
\V11at about the pricing of "minors"
or "ind.epe11deuts''? They're u"uatly a
cent or two under the major com·
panies, aren't they?
Yes. The principa1 reason ls that the
"minors" or "'independents" usually
are not providing the customer as
much for U)is lower cost. Many of
them do not offer national credit
cards. free road maps. and other
services which customers .ot nlajor
dealers have come to expect. There
may not be the quality control in their
product; their source of supply may
change from time to time. But there's
no flat rule. Each seller sets his prices
based on his own judgment.
\Is the price we cltarge dealers also
based on competitive forces?
Very much so. This price is knoy,•n
as net price to retail. wholesale, tank
"''agon, and by various other terms
among different companies. Changes
in oitr price to dealers generally come
about this way: \Vhen we see thal
retail prices in a given geographic
area have fallen, we reduce the net
delivered price to all our dealers alike
within the area. When competitive
prices strengthen, we foll ow with a
raise in our net delivered p[-ice to
reflect the market improvement. \Ve
feel a strong responsibility to,vard
protecting our dealers. They are men
who have spent many year1 in
building a busine ss to serve the motor·
ing public and promote the sale Qf our
products.
Do dealers 011!01natically cl1a11gc
tl~eir reta il prices wllen we change
ou r delivered prices?
No. The dealer "is the boss" in his
business operation. If, when, and how
much he adjusts his retail• price is u1>
to him -and competition. As I men~
tioned earlier, each dealer makes his
own evaluation of his situation and
competitive factors in arriving at this
decision.
Aren't we ta Z king about pric""'e
wars? What causes thtm?
Price changes can begin ln a
number of ways. For example, they
can be started quite simply by a single
dealer at a busy intersection who
figures he can increase volume and
Jll'Orits by cutting his markup. They
can be started by a newcomer who
cu ts prices to gain a foot.hold. They
can be started by discount houses
which sell gasoline as a loss leader. to
attract customers to other merchan-
dise.
How do th.e y sp·read?
\Vhen station operators lose -or
think they are about to lose -
business, they meet price ClJ.ls. They
m ay even reduce their prices still
lower in an attempt to regain volume.
The ·'war" is on. The reactions are not
always logical or sensible; one seller
or another may act in emotion or
panic. Such· price-cutting spreads like
pr airie fire, since the customer is on
'\'heels.
Who gets hurt?
\Ve the supplier certainly do. So does
the dealer. And there is detximent to
the public, despite low prices. In a
lengthy price disturbance, the amount
and quality of service usually suffer.
The dealer is forced to cut corMrs in
order to maintain a reasonable in-
come. Inevitably, hls attention is
distracted from hls prime job of serv-
ing the public.
If price wars arc harinfttt to !lie
niajor companies, why don't th.ey do
sontet/1ing about them?
The answer, basicaDy, is that
neither 've nor any other company can
control the market. And when you
think about it, this is the way it should
A Society Without Cash
Super Credit Card Could Elirninate All Coins and Bills
News f'ronL Maga zine
Si.nee \Vorld \Var II, the volume of
checks "'Titten has grown raster than
the capacity ol clearing houses .to han-
dle them. It is true that technology has
given bankers a big hand in shoveling
through the perpetual blizzard of
paper: computers that read checks.
confirm signatures, tally accounts and
render statements are the reason wh y
bank personnel do not work hundred-
hour weeks.
Losses in b<1d checks alone are
estimated between $500 million and $1
billion annually, a figure that gives
son1e indication o( the man-hours that
v.·ould be required to sepa!'ate valid
checks from invalid ones without the
aid of automation.
But computer capacity is not in·
fi.nite, and even il it were, the in·
efficiency of every procedure in the
checking concept -d e po s i t s ,
checkwriting, identification, certifica-
tion. clearance -would eventually
lead bankers to seek other means by
y,•hich funds can be transferred.
A.t least, so go U1e arguments.
1\ FE\V YEARS AGO, the people
postulating these arguments realized
that three technological conditions had
to be met to make such an in·
terlocking eco nomy viable.
The first was a computer system
capable of vast memory storage, in-
stantaneous access from a large
number of terminals, rapid response
and use from remote vicinities. The
second prerequisife was a sound com-
munication system bety,·een point-of.
transaction and bank. The third called
for a means by v.·hich the individual
cou ld identify himself as ... well ,
himself. Today, technology 11as pro-
vided these ingredients.
The first requirement. computer
capacity, has been amply met by so-
c a 11 e d third·generation computers
employing refinements in micro·
circui try, and by sophistication in
multiple use techniques.
The second, communicatior,, has
been satisfied by the perfection of
touchtone teleph ones. now used in a
variety or comn1ercial enterprises that
transmit number codes for both iden-
tifi cation and transaction.
change card that is clipped, like a
meal ticket, after each purchase.
l"laving gone so far as to eliminate
cash and checks from consumer
transactions, some or the more radical
systems engineers have begun a sking
why we should not go further. Why,
for example, need an employer pay an
en1ployee in cash or check when he
can simply transfer salary froin the
company's account to. the employe's?
1\nd could not, for that matter. local.
state and federal taxes be credited at
the same time to government ac-
counts?
Suddenly as sy!'ltem after system
locks into place. the vista opens up.
"There is a likelihood," one expert has
stated. ''that the automated transfer
systen1 will be called a public utility
and banks will be forced to act as
common carriers . , . outright
a 1nalgan1ation into one financial form
is not hard to anticipate."
be -no single company ar group
should have this kind of power in any
busineu.
Sometimes government controls are
suggested. We don't belieye they are -
Ule answer. Two Canadian provinces
had gasoline price controls for awhile,
but both abandoned them when it was
found that these controls did more
harm than good for suppliel's and
dealers, as well as the public.
No·rnr.ally, liow mucl~ doe" a dealer
,,r.ark up his gasoline?
This varles from area to area, and
sometimes from day to day. But on
the average across the country, the
de~er's mark-up came out about 6
cents during the last year or so.
lVhat ab out the rest of the cost of
a gallon of gaso line to the customer?
The largest part of the money he
pays for gasoline doesn't go to the
dealer or the distributor or the refiner
or the producer. It goes to govern·
ment. State and federal taxes add
about one-third to the retail price of
gasoline. That's five times higher than
the tax rale on luxuries like fur coats
and diamonds.
Jlow much is this tax, exactly'!
The federal gasoline tax is 4 cents.
Stale and local taxes averaged 6.6
cents a gallon in 1967. So, that was 10.6
cents tax a galloo on each gallon of
gasoline.
So this leaves rougLy 16 cents going
buck to the supplier?
Ye s. This money covers the cost or
exploring for crude oil, of getting the
oil to the surface and moving it to a
refinery; Qf turning it into gasoline, of
tran6porting it, or building service sta·
tiona, for more taxes along the line,
and for profit. Efficiency all along the
line here has. certalnly worked out for
.. Elene ••, lllr. Prnifflt.
We'n ~eing fon:td lo fly ll
Cub1!" ·
everywhere. aJld putting international
finance on a stable basis.
TllE REPLACEl\lENT of barter
with m oney has, generally speaking,
worked pretty well up to now, but its
weaknesses become apparent and ag.
gravated when national monies mingle
on international exchanges.
And as the world moves toward
greater internationalism, a time may
come when a large-scale revision of
our attitude towards money is im·
perative. \Vhen that time does come.
the universal credit card may finally
come into its own.
the benefit of the consumer, in the
price he pays for gasoline.
Jlas the price of gasoline illcreased
1nuch?
Only the taxes. They've gone up 20
percent in the last decade. During that
same period, retail gasoline prices
minus taxes increased about 2 per·
cent.
More important, the quality of
gasoline has been i m p r o v e d
dramatically. During the last 15 years,
the average octane rating has in·
creased by about 9 numbers, to meet
the needs of higher compression
engines. Special additives have been
developed to improve e n g i n e
performance; for example. detergent·
action additives which k e e p
carblU'etors clean. Improvements in
refining and blending techniques have
changed the nature of t o d a y • s
gasolines so that they deliver more
power and mileage. Engine designs
hav:improved too, of course. A gallon
of gasoline in 1930 would pusb a 2--ton
car 13 miles. Today a gallon will push
a 2-ton car m ore than 20 miles under
the same conditions. Today's regular·
grade gasoline is better than the
premium of only 10 years ago.
This is rather remarkable amid
today's rising costs. While the price of
gasoline minus taxes has held almost
steady, the quality has been improved
tremendously. Thef'e is no doubt that
gasoline is about the best bargain on
anyone's shopping list today.
Business in Trouble?
SCORE Offers Free Help
Through SCORE (Service Corps oC
Retired Executives) the S m a I I
Business Administration, Washington,
D.C., sponsors a nation.wide program
of free counsel and guidance by
knowledgeable, experienced, and
public • spirited experts te> s m a 11
businesses already in existence and to
persons planning new business ven-
tures.
The volunteer members of SCORE
-retired executives and former
owrl€r:; of businesses -offer without
charge their management counseling
services wherever they are needed.
The group includes I aw ye r s ,
engineers. b a n k er s , accountants,
economists, plant managers, pro·
duction analy:sts, and many other
specialists.
The approach is man to man. The
counselor visits the :small
businessman for on-the<6p01. observa-
tion and analysis of the enterprise. If
the counselor can't solve the problems
he encounters, he asks other SCORE
experts to have a look.
ACCORDING TO Dun and
Bradstreet, 90 percent o( t h e
businesses that fail each year do so
because of poor managemen't rather
than lack of capital. But a
businessman need not be on the point
of failure to ·qualify for assistance. He
.may take advantage of SCORE's
services whether his problems are
major or minor ones.
Any small bus!neSs -in most cases,
employing 25 or fewer people -can
apply for SCORE assistance. While
there is no charge for the counselor's
time. the client is obligated to reim·
burse the counselor for out-of-pocket
expenses.
SCORE IS now attempting to recruit
additional r etired :s e i e n t i Ii t s •
engineers, and technologists for the
program.
Anyone interested in receiving
SCORE assistance or in volunteering
his services as a counselor should con·
suit a phone book under "U.S. Govern·
ment, Small Business Administration''
for the nearest office. If there is no
listing, write to Irving Maness, Deputy
Administrator. Sm,all Bus I n e 1 s
Administration, 1441 L St., N.W.,
\Vashington , O.C., 20416.
-American Association for th e
Advancement of '6ciencc
TllOUGR check transactions '"'ere
suitable to a mechanical world. they
are becoming an anachronism in an
electronic one. Computerizing the
clearing hous.e does speed things up,
but it misses the point entirely. for the
computer raises the question of
whether cleari ng houses are necessary
at. all.
The third condition, identification,
can be met in a variety of wa-ys, such
as fingerprints. voicepri nts, or con·
ventional numerical codes.
AT FIRST. the implications arc ex-
ciling. There is no end of variations on
tbe theme of simplifying money
transactions and linking industries and
services into the chain. A traffic
''iolater. for example, a ssuming he
does not wi sh to dispute the officer's
ticket. could have his offenses stamp·
ed on his license and the fine deducted
automatically from his account. eas·
ing current bottlenecks in traffic
courts -or all but eliminating the
courts themselves.
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The P .I.P. scheme no\v in the \\'orks
-Personal Identification Project -is
aimed by bankers at reducing aH T. D.
configurations such as auto licenses.
Social Security cards, and credit
cards, to one all·lnclusive number per
penon. Thus, every citizen will be in
eUect an "address" in the com·
puterlud memory core o£ t h c
American economy, and the clutter
and delay due to multiple iden·
tific.ldoa wW be swept awa)'.
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Saturday, July 20, 1968
The Comment Page of the
Daily Pilot seeks to Inform
and stimulate readers by
presenting a variety of com-
mentary on topics of inter·
est and slgni.licance 'from
informed observers a n d
spokesmen.
Robert N. Wood, Publhmr
IN SllORT. the stage ls set -<it
least in terms or the state or the in-
dustrial and electronic arts. A pilot ex·
periment und ertaken in \Vi\n1inglon.
Delaware has had considerable suc-
cess. As described by reporter
\Vi\Jiam 0 . Smith:
"A clerk working for a store
selected by the bank to participate in
the project can inse rt the plastic iden.
tification card of selet ted customers
into a slot on a touch-tone card dialer
telephone. push a few buttons to in·
dicate the arnounl of purchaises and
\Vil hin seconds complete a charge or
cash tra nsaction through the Bank of
Delaware without involving a single
piece or paper.''
Uecause transfer of tiny sums is too
co:itly to justify automated petty cash
transactions. small change will be
with us for a long time. But even these
petty transactions would not require
trips to the bank. Recent extensions o(
change-vending machlnes include a
BrlUsh sidewalk cash dispenser. :ind a
Japanese loanmaker which operates
on 1 card·plus-pushbutton-code basis.
THERE IS al.so a banking-by·
television device. recently shown at a
bankcrt' convention. wh ich wUI permit
bank customers to secure cash ln
apartment or ofCice building lobbies by
identifying themselves boforc a
camera linked to the bank.
Also In development ls n small
It. '''Ould be beautiful if it weren't for
people.
The lesson is that too many
An1ericans have trouble exercising the
d i s c I p 1 i n e that credlt-spending
demands, meaning that at this point a
universal credit arrangement in this
country would have more negative
than 1>0sitive consequences. A few
commentators have predicted chaos.
In other words, before y,·e can in·
vo\vc a national population in a one-
c:-ird syste1n, decisions must be reach·
cd as to how Individuals are to be
credi t-rated, v:ho has priority on col·
leclion of debts and how far we can go
Iowa.rd the automatic regulation or a
1nan's private finances.
\VHILE THERE are also technical
problems -responsibility for com·
putrr elTOr, for instance, to say
nothing of the potential catastrophe in·
hereat in ao electricity failure -the
hindr&ncts to a checkless society AP·
pear to be more h u·m an Ulan
mechanical.
In the meantime, the rest of the
world moves ponderously in the dlr~·
Uon of consoUdated flnanc.tug that
might be the prelude to a universal
credit card.
There are signs or movement
tow1rd unifying the value or money
NOT THE COFFEE POT THEY SMELL
By HERB CAEN
St\N J<~R . .\NCISCO -It was a
typicai' 10 a.n1 . coffee bre3k yester·
day in the basement coffe" shop at
the 11all of Justice. About 15 In·
spectors, people from the D.A. of-
fice , a few newsmen, sitting around
and chatting. Suddenly, one man
began sniffing the air. U1en another
and another -until the smell
became unmistable. P 0 T I
Everybody jumped up, including
two outsiders who had been smok-
ing hand-rolled joints. They made it
te> the elevator and freedom in the
ve ry nick, leaving a frustrated band
of roach-sniffers pawing in their
\\'ake.
KIDDIE KORNER: Mike Riley of
Sunnyvale, Calif., took his four·yr·
old son lo Candlestick tbe day Hal
Le.nier was beaned, and that night
he heard him proy!ng: "OUr Falllet
Who art ln lteaven. Hal Lanier be
Thy name -." (Mike : "God tsn't
dead. He's just hitting around
.200").
AND EILEEN WYl\IAN chuckled
over this In Se.turday Review : An
appUcant for a Govt. job, filling out
Form :;7, came to the queStioo: "Do
'
you favor I.he overthrow of the
Government by force, subversion or
violence?" Thinking it a multiple
choice, he wrl>le "Violence.''
BARREL'S BO'M'O!\I: Shakey
Johnson , who sold his Shakey's
pizza empire for molto millions and
is spending it as fast as he can,
showed up at Sam's in Tiburon in a
chartered yacht containing three
Greek musicians. two fO\k singers,
a. mariachi band in full costume.
and a Turkish belty dancer writhing
away on the poop deck and showing
plenty of zeal. "Make way far the
Sha key navel forces," cried our
hero.
ADD SIGBTEMS lllat sUck: A
renowned carmet C009en'at.ive rip-
ping the "Support Your Local
Police" 1Ucl<er o!! the blllllpOt o!
hLs Mercedes :m after Rookie Of·.
fiC<r Charll• Brown (yep) bowled
h.lm out for making a left turn ln
front of a poUce car,
BULLETIN !Mm °"" o! my
favorite or1anlzat1ons. U!e Brave
New Wortt.shOp of Mlnneapolls: "In
the lnleresti o( a better America,
'
the Brave New Workshop has an·
nounced its endorsement of Richard
Nixon for former Vice-hesidcnt o!
the United States."
F IREWORKS: Sizzling th e s e
days is Harold Smith Sr., the gr.and
oldman of Reno gambling. The
other day he wandered from his
Harold's Club tc the Holiday to
shoot a little dice, wro1e a $1000
check and found he bas been
"redlined" (no credit) by ~he
Holiday's new owner from Texas,
Tom Moore. In the opinion o(
HlstoMan John Wesley Noble. it was
"the first time in Nevada history
that one casi.n-0 operator hai;: red lin-
ed another," As tor Harold Sr., he
is red-eyed and red-necked.
BARNEY AND Irene Mayes, wbo
own Meiggs Wharf, are fond of hip-
pies -but, when they commute
daily from Sausalito In their Con-
tinental, they refuse to pick up hi?"
pie IW:hhil<ers. Instead. they hand
out Greyhound commute tickets
which they buy l>y tile roll. Explain;
Irene prettily: "I may be my
brother1s keeper, but I don't have to
be his chauffeur."
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'76 '71 '71 '2499 THIS STAR STATES IN WRITING THAT HAUOI DODGI
GUARANTEES THE CAI 100.% AGAINST MECMANICAl Df;ECTS FOR 100 DAYS OR 4,000 MllfS WHICH (Vfl COMES FJIST
AFTER PURCHASE. THIS INCLUDES ALL MfCHANtCAL PAITS,
ILECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, IATTERY, SPEEDOMml. RADIO, HEATER
ON ALL CAltS. THIS GUAIANTEE COVERS AU PAITS AND LA.IOI FIB TO YOU.
YOLUMEI YOLUMEI VOLUMEI
TOTAL DOWN
PAYMl~J, •
TOTAL MONTHLY
PAYMINJ
52569
TOTAL PRICE .t,;:: ..
1'1 rn•11h T11cl11d1 ti .. & lic•nt• & financ• char 11 on 41 menth1 en• rov•cl !i1n~ crtclit.
TOTAL MOtma.Y
PAYMINT TOTAL IOWN PAYMIHf TOTAL PRICE t=..,
IMMIDJAn DILIYIRY
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ALL PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & LICENSE FEES ANO ALL FINANcl CHARG<S Oil 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED BANK CREDIT
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'63 DODGI DART
...,, flle1t1Y •IP!lff. Wlll!e 1ldtw1lll. (OKK 538i
TOTAL $466 .. ICI $16 =:: +T.IJC&LIC. ~T. $16 Ttm """" ""'· ILUI IOOll ,.~ $791
'63 ,PONTIAC
v ... Al.lie. trfnt., ndlo ind Miter, "°"""'r 11tfflnt, w.,.w, Full vlnvl !ntt rler,
Lie. Ne. KG916.SI.
s466 ::~ s16 :::: s16~t:. ) + lAX &. UC. nMT. ,TMT.
'8LUE 11,00K PRICE $925
'65 CHIYROlET llSCAYNI
._,.. t 41er. fuU h clclry loQUlpped. (NG, ·396~ Geld S!tr ss66 ::~ s19 = s19.:im. \ +TAX & UC. nMl. m&t.
M.UI IOOIC NICI tflO
'65 PLYMOUTH l.ATILUTI
f-1, MJI, .-11. vlftYI lnh <ltr, bur.QI 11111, CU1"tll. (W IA '91J
66 TOTA!. s33 TOTAl s33 ..... a 9 .+ ,~'!'uc. = 'WJ:.·
111.UI M>OK NICI f 16IO
'66 PONTI.AC TIMPUT """""'...,.II' W r. Ill...., wf""-llc .,_, rtdlt. hlsttr, * (IHN .,,,
6. TOTA!. $36 TOTA< s36 '"'" .1106 +T:~~ ~= ~=
1W1 aOOll .. ICI $1f71
'66 FORD F.AIRLANI COUNTllY IQL
•1e1. 1lr. ~ •. fMnlly WlfOll. vt, pwr, fir., \&H, 11111., full ¥11'1"/L fllfllCOJ
'1766 +;::~1(. 560 = 560=·
OPEN
7 DAYS
A
WEEK
9 A.M.
TO
11 P.M.
'63 COMn W.AGON
'66 FORD
Cuetello 2 lltor. huttt, ftll1 flclef'I 991lppM. flM.l. '22~ .. 14 It• s6r..6. ::~: s23 = s23 .:i:t:. u + T.U &. l1C. ntn. PTMT.
aLUI 100K .. tel $10111
166 FALCON FUTUU
Pull1 1<111i111Ped will! 111111r, 1t11on11tic trwi1111lulon, •luu lnt1r., m (Str. 0999) s866 :::: '29 ::.:: 529 ~it + f.IJC & lit PTMT. l'TMT.
111.UI 11001C. Pitel $1451
'65 CHIYROUT IMPALA
l'wr. itHr!llf, IUlt., IUI, Ylftyl t lll . ..,,.... .tc, ('IC\/ 3-'9) sn66 ':!~~! s33 :.~ s33 .mtt ,-+ f,l,X & UC. nMT. nMf.
ILUI IOOK ~ f11a1
166 MUP.ANG COUPI
Y-1, ..... ltffttr. ~kit -11 .... 11 tt well .. ,,..... IUA 9"l
5 1066 1+•'.7!~" s36 ii '36 =·
awl IOOlt ,.ICI $1 ...
'66 FORD F.AIRLANI llO et.A
he!. •If, 2«. lltrdillll', '90 ftlf., Plrtwr .. .n..., l&M. 111t9. .._,_ ~ ..i., wtll 19 wtll ct,,.tl. (51.V 192!
51766 TOTAL $60 TOTAL '60 TOTAL )+ ,:~LK. = =· .............
'63 DODOI 440 STATION W.AOON
; Pt•' 'ldlt , l\Nlll, IU!Mltlit, -w. whtel ctn rt, 1W<1r. 11Mr., \I-I, (llM st!J
5566 :::,L s19:~~ s19~c~t +T.IJC&UC. nMl. nMT.
IWI 1001C .. tel $1101
166 DOHI COROND
~OJf-llt, !Iffier. Mlny tt!ltr u t•n. IUOff Oii) s766 T~:~ 526 :.1:~ s26=1· + T,l,X & l it. nMT, nMT.
ILUI 100K f'lllCI $14.91
'64 CHIVllOUT IMP.ALA S.S.
1·dr. l\lntlep, 1&11. t ult .• ""'· "'· & ~rlu .. 321 tng .. lluckef Miii, wew tlm. CJZV JU)
5966 +r?I~~ s33 ~$. s33 ~-
u.ut 1001C NICI $1120
'66 CHIYROUT
f1ct 1!r. v.a. rfflo. htetor, •1110fllfllc, u rpe11 .ltlG 9011
5966 :::." s33 w:~ s33 ~.· .+ JA.X &Lt<. '1MT, ~'"''
llUI IOOK Ntcl $1170
'66 PLYMOUTH FURY II
'"'· -''• \I.I, ,...., "'" nidlo, hllltf, Wl..wflc. ISMG 030! 5 1466 +T;~" 550 W:. s50 =·
lllUI IOOI: .. tel f2071
'67 CHIYROUT IMP.ALA
2 ..... lllNll• a:l7 .... , lafl. ,....., ltMf,. lut ... -, Ul1"tft, •Jflyl lrlt9f. (THl 7'IO)
$1966 .•. ~~< $67 ii:. $67 ~:
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CENTER
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'60 VOLKSWAGEN
.2 **·....,., Mlt9r, -·{Ml( 201) , ~466 :r.~ 516:::::116.::'. +TulU.. .... =·
'62 VOLKSWAGEN
t door. • 1pttd. ti..t.r. (THI M2)
1'566 :r~ 519 = 519J:.''. +T1l &Llr. ...... =·
'64 VOLKSWAGEN
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OPEN 9 A.M. TO 1 1 P.M.
HAllDI IODll
21• "HIOl llll.
COITAMW
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J• DAILY rtLOT
Ill qalo boy1 ond girls. It
hlia been another hot week,
'but eomehow 1 th i nk
everybody hu managed to
....i ...
"'Ibero -· pi<mty ol art for oki Uncle Len to 1ort
through thlJ week but there
wuea't many poem1 or rid·
dies. I'm sure tome of you
can write at least one and
mail it to me.
-: Mort of you are doing n.
tremely well in remem-
berin& th• directl91>< for tile
art contest. There are still a
few tbollCb wbo are using wrooe alu J>lll'OI'.
Next week's contest will
be baeed on "My Favorite
Summ~r Experiences." l
hope J'll tee a lot of new
names and original entri~s.
Don't forget you must do tbe
work yourself. I b a v a
PEANUTS
DR. KILDARE
ll'.JU WON'T
BE AtOME, DR
NEIL50N. THE
MEDICAL ~RT
OF n£ ™" 15 A 'lr:RY
A&E. YtlJN&
DOCTOR, JAM~5
l(IL CJif,Rf., HE··
recelved1everalthatlknow~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' have been coPled. "-· "'
: Hooorable mentioa wlll· * PRIZE WINNER * ~~~~ ners this week are Sharon
Sandberg, U, Ba 1 b o a
llland; Brent Fair, 8'h,
Balboa Island ; Stacy Har·
rinfton, 9, Huntington
Beach; Bret Potts, 9, Hunti·
ngton. B e a c b : Brooksle
Shumway, Newport Beach,
KrU Fernstrom, 9, Costa
Mesa ; and the four Halloran
girls of O:>eta Mesa.
UNCLE LEN • POETRY
THE LITTLE CLOWN
There once was a little
tiny clown'
Who loved to act 1n our lit·
tle town
He bod a,,jed 111111 ed
wore a plct Mt, .
And bis 111111 olweys loN!
wha:iever be 1at
Then one day he decided
This week's contest winner is Laura Johnson, 10,
· 418 Belvue Lane, Balboa
Ally child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you
do: (1) Draw picture on ~iece of plain, white paper 51h inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2} Do not copy or trace
picture. It mu5t be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address
on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1500, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar.
do a thing c: t' Until one day there came .------C: . ·-----~I a kin>: aro 6 ornll
He gave her some pills RIDDLES AND JOKES
that tasted sour
And told her to take one
every hour.
And little by little she
began to get well * Dear Carol: If April showers bring
May flowers what do May
flowers bring?
GORDO
to marry
The girl WM a clown And she thanked ttie king
by saying, "you're swell."
PRIZE
WINNER
·sw1.1•1!d :.1•MSU'f
JUDGE PARKER
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And her name was Terry
Terry joloed the circus
and they started out fine,
Until Terry fell nringinc
When the tiny clown heard
the news of his wife,
He lived·ever so happy the
from A vine. rest of bis life , ~
No doctor or nurse could Karl t.all9d1le, 11.
Cosll ~
OUR LITTLE FEATHERED FRIEND
We found a baby bird one day
He was lying on the ground.
We looked all over the place
To see if his mother was to be found.
Near him was a brokeh nest,
With pieces all around.
We took hini home and were
Happy when he made a hungry chirping sound.
He eats bread and milk and
Lots of raw meat that is ground. _
Soon he'll be big enough to
Fly away and be skyward bound.
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f.rossword Puzzle
ACROSS •• Expose '° 11101sturt 1 As\tm: 50 Stttlt In
Arct11ic te111por1.ry
5 -·iH•tral h1bit1.tions
lo •i:'"'' 52 lll1rk~ bJ
14 H taus •1.ILKilJ
!lint !i) Arid 15 l'ltf'JICMI S4 P"1.rt of
·-: 1 lt1ir6o
2 •onfs !16 U.S. city
U Put out SS SL lawrenC"e
of sight n G1s
Stilwiy port
,2 Did I
11 Ntbuloas la1.1ndry
ctlestial optnlioll
body 6' Oil: 7 /20/68
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In petty 71 Brirf 21 Dis\u'ltlivr 48 H•lf: tl'IYS 72 P11ctic• llavo1 P1tfi•
2" D•part.t1tl; 1typot 1is r 2.3 Na11ativt 51 lmm t dialtly
Abbr • n Pt1iods PO till 55 Al somt 27 llll kt IKt 74 S1ltt11n's 25 --bOM ollttr timt
lO T•tlvt QUtSl 27 Community 57 Mikt into o'clock 75 P1ci!ic ntar Piiot· 1 law
)2 Saall bnrot Oc.t.i Mi.ton "•l. Ariz. 58 Fungus
)" hlntr: ?I Indian , 5, M l!ttt ll ln·
COllb • ..,,. DOI" for 1111t tous m1x\urr
)7 Class l1 Ki"d of Ml F1tt lrom J' Bring to l Bind!11g mtdicillt admil!turt .. ~. tlt.itnl 31 tearing tit T 1\lt
40 A,_1llc 2 Askt'W ftwtr fil Otriivt
pl1nt l f'rtpos ltion clolhts or lit
42 CowbO'J' 4 Purpott n L.1r1ded io( lowtr·cl1ss
44 Holds a 5 Horsrplllff'f l'01)11tlOt Anglo-51111111
stsslon 6 Slouan )( lttmica l 6'5 Sltow
4S C•files 7 Opt11 ro!t compound fatuous
47 A"t ent I f'ut right 15 lll ·\tmpr1td fondness
11•11111 • Sltu1ttd 38 C1nary'5 61 Habiluil
toddHI btlow rt11tive practlct
Dear Carol: What is big and red and
eats rocks?
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-lf'INMe Utvmwn, t. StlllN
I Fff:L AU. M.OWE, SAM I WANT
•• "5 THOl'GH THERE'S MO Q 10
ONE IN Tt-lE WOln.P FOR ~PER
ME Tt> TALK WITH! Ml A mat~
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S.niji P• ""'"•"' t. Ask AMy,
c/• Oraat• c ... D-lly "'"'· Id
1160, Cest• M .... Cellf.
Andy send1 • comoleH. 70-vo\ums
Ill of ll'le Worl41 •oak EllCV<l-dla
!o D1vld Vallin. "' n , ot Mld-"''Y Cl!y, Callfwnla, fOr 1'111 -·· 11 .... :
Wbat exactly Is barium?
Barium ls one of the
earth's tn chemic a 1
element.II and the best way
to study the nature or an
element is to begin with its
basic atom . Then we locate
~nd consider its related
family of elements on the
Periodic Table. We now
have the key information
that makes the behavior of
. barium and the compounds
it forms seem logical.
The element barium has
the atontic number 5 6
because its basic atom is
the only atom with 56 pro·
tons in its nucleus. These
positive particles a r e
balanced with a normal
quota of negative electrons
that orbit around t h e
nucleus in five complete
shells plus .a partial outer
shell of lwo electrons.
B ~ ryllium, magnesium
and strontium were isolated
in the 1700s. Barium and
calcium were round in 1808
and the family of six was
completed when radium was
discovered in 1898. Their
atom sizes range from little
be.rilllum. atomic number 4,
to radium, atomic number
88. But each of the six basic
atoms in the group has a
closely knit structure with
an incomplete outer shell of
two electrons. This is the
feature that unites the six
alkaline earths in a related
family or c he m i c a I
elements. even though their
differences a pp e a r to
outwcight their similarities.
Calcium, for example, is
the filth moat plentiful ele·
ment In the earth's crust
ancl radium is the sixth
rarest. And calcium is 186
times more plentiful than its
brother barium. The name
"barium'' means "heavy"
and lta density is more tban
twice that of Its lightwelibt
brother, magnesium. Five
Of the brotbera are fairly
st.abll!I. but radium, the rar•
one. 11 highly ridloact.lve,
and the Isotope strontium 90
ii a dangerous item of
radioactive f a 11 o u t • It
~netrates and rcplarea the
calcium of the bone& and
fatally damages the vtt.a.l
marrow of the skeleton.
This basic background ~---------r material, you might say, is
the meat course or our ... Ci_ .. __ .....
barium study. The dessert is 'O' ... --·-
its practical usefulness to
us. A portion of the dark
grey element . is used in
alloys to add hardness and
toughness. Alloys 0£ nickel .,.~ .... 1• 'I
and barium are used in 4 , 1 ·-
vacuum tubes and spark I JP{'; ::::l
plugs. But most of barium 's ,~ ~;.1 .1
usefulness is in the assorted I
compounds that its outer
electron sbell is willing to
farm with other atoms. A
trace ol barium nitrate adds
vivid green flashes t o
firework). Bariwn sulphide
adds a glow to luminous
paints and barium chromate
is used on matches. A
watery drink of barium
sulphate is given to patients
needing in l e r n a I in·
vestigation. The intestines
do not absorb the nlilky
nuid and it blocks X rays. It
helps to give the doctor a
clear picture of what goes
on inside.
Barium dioxide is used to
make the germicide bleach.
hydrogen peroxide. A n d
barium monoxide is used in
sugar refining. The most
common barium ore is
barite, a natural compound
of barium. sulphur and ox-
ygen. Barile is combined
with z.inc to make quantities
of lithopone. And Uthopone
is a bland filler used in rub-
ber and Unolewn and also
added to give a glossy
gleam to paints, glass and
polished paper.
Barium alone never OC·
curs in nature and we can
extract it only from a few
mineral ores. The United
States mines more than
100,000 tons of barlte ore
every year. So me ol il is us-
ed to yield barium metal.
Most of it is merely refined
for use as mulU·purpose
barium compounds. Mlne1
are scattered through the
ea.stern and a rew central
1t.ate1 IDd a few are in the
westem prliries. 1n the
Dakota& a n d Oklahoma,
r o 1 e --shaped, rose-Unted
barlte otooes may be found °" sandy tolls. In Missouri
we may find 1tasry barlte
crystalJ ot pastel pinks,
yellows and greens In nat or
bar 1hape1 or In tighl little
flsts of fa~ged, lcy-!ool<lng
splinters.
TUMBLEWEEDS
MUTI AND ,JEFF
MISS PEACH
I _J~" ' ·----
.... E
ly Charles M. Schub
0
By Ken Bald
NO. NE\IER lAID f.'/ES ~
YOUR. ABLE DR. JAMES
KILDARE. IT'S JUST ltiAT
j. LOATHE EVERYTHING
CONNECTED W!Tti YOOR :~'1141!\'l MOBILE UNIT/.I
By Bill Brewer
By Gus Arriola
YJIE OOOR'.S oPE.IJ.,
S#ALL :t
Of:EK.!
By Harold Le Doux
VOii PON'T" !WOW HOW MIGi
THAT MUJr.IS Tt> ME ! IU PO
WHATS'H 'Jlt>ll TELL lo\E 10
PO! WHAT SUALL I PO
17'.::::=-=-c=-::-::-"7-::....__., N0¥( TI-4AT tM WfTl-1 THE WELL, IT MAY
THEATIEl 6110t1P, I o.N LIVE &E-WISE!
n.I "THE WOMAN~ Pl'XMITORV WHY rotlT
AT THE TH~TER! SHOULD VOLi PISCU~
PfRH.A.PS I WJLL •• BllT
I PONT W,t.HT 10 TELL
HIM HOW I FEEL A&OllT
V..WD'I! HE M16HT WOT
AeorT RA.NP'( r I PO 'Tl-IAT? IT wrrn JUDGE UNUERSTAWPI
~r "
DoN1T ~FFl..e YotJFl.
Ff.A.TH~~, ~Of. 8tJf(RD··
OLPalltl510PMiRISTO
B'-"M• -TK~T-.-NOT
M<>ON-
Hf:Y! "1JO
SOOULDN'T RIDE
A HORSE UNDER
TuE INFLUENCE
OF ALCOHOL!
.,.~ .-....
PARKER ?'
-
Ferd Johnson
WfLL.1 1F Ol.t> Cl-!F<?!S HAD CO'Af
O\l~R ,ARot.JNt> 1525" INSTS".A[)
OF 1492, "THS:RS.'D BE' 5CADS
MOR~ PRt::·COLUMBl.AN ART·
By Tom K. Ryan
MAYBE THE
EXERCISE'LL SOBER
HIM UP!
By Al Smith
l'M NoT LEAVING EVERYTHING
GO UNTIL T+IE LAST MINUTE
LIKE WE DID LAST YEAR '
MY MOTHER
WILi. SAY
'HOWARE you?
,DIDYOU
6A/N OR LOSE1 •
By Mell
...
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Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND . .., .... ~ """"" .... .,.. ............. .,.II .. a.~ ~ .. tt ... All ... loc.tMa lllN4 "91ew
•N MMrt~ 111 ..... ---I tty ~-...... w..._ la ._.,,, DAILY PI LOT WANT .US. ~
....... .,.. llHtn for .. ., ....... -..... .. ,.., __. w.....tt .... ,... ...... .,.. "'*'·
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
"' 383 M11gnolia1 Costa Mesa
·1 . 642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1·6)
' I: 505 Poinsettia, Corona del Miar
673-8550 (Sun 1-5)
•, (2 Bedroom & Femily or Den)
, i 716 Poppy. Corona del Mar
· 1 646-3255 (Sat 1-5)
1200 Dolphin Terrace, lrvine Terrace 675~3000 Eves: 673·0554 (Sun only)
(3 Bedroom)
*400 Pirate Road , Newport
646-3079 (Open Daily)
316 Narcissus, Corona de? Mar
673-636 (Daily 1-5)
2231 Miner, Costa Mesa
675-5726 (Sun 1-5)
1927 Leeward, (Baycrest) NB
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
359 Ramona Way, Costa Mesa
540-1720 (Su n 1-5)
*1501 lrvine. Newport Heights
540-1720 (Sun 1-5)
4612 Roxbury (Cameo Shores) CdM
673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
325 Holmwood Dr. (Newport Hts) NB
646-2414 (Sunday)
(3 Br. & Femily or Den)
3128 Country Club Drive (Mesa Verde) CM
(Open Daily)
4715 Dorchester, Cameo Highlands, CdM
642-6472 (Open Sat)
·, 435 Santa Ana Ave. (Npt Heights) NB
642-3766, 548-8905 (Sat & Sun)
. 3222 Colorado Pl. (Mesa Verde) CM
545-0622 (Daily) l 3157 Killarney, Costa Mesa
I 546-4141 (Open .Sal 1-5)
1206 Pembroke Lane, Newport Beach
642-4251 (Sat & Sun 1-61 .,
*1620 Warwick Lane (Westcliff) NB
', 642-5200 . (Sat & Sun 12-5)
. ' 3232 Iowa (Mesa Verde North) CM
548-6332 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
., 324 El Modena Ave (Newport Hts) NB
i 646-2414 (Sat & Sun)
3135 B~side Drive, Corona del Mar ',j 675-3000 Eves: 642-4788 (Sun only)
(3 Br. & Guest Cebene) * 1336 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores
, (714) 642-8235 (Sot & Sun)
,f (4 Bedroom)
1.i *4545 Orrington Rd . (Oameo Shores) CdM
675-2606 (Sat & Su n 1-6) 'I **333 Morning Star Lane, Dover Shores I· (714) 642-8235 (Sal & Sun)
I· .. , 4709 Dorchester (Ca meo Highlands) CdM
642-1485 (Sun 1-5)
' 9631 Adams Ave (Hntg. Conl'I Two) HB
536-7581, eves 968-4760 (Olli for app't)
1601 Bayadere Terrace, Irvine Terrace
675-3000 Eves : 673-0554 (Sat & Sun)
*1233 Highland Dr. (Westclifl) NB
646-7171 or 546-2313 (Sun 1-5)
14 Br. & Femily or Den)
1098 El Camino (Mesa de! Mar) CM
. 546-5440 (Sun 1-5:30)
2821 Setting Sun, Harbor View Hills
675-5930 !Sal & Sun 1-5)
441 Windward.Lane (Bet. 21st & 22nd off
Tustin) HB
642-2468 (10 am to dusk Sat & Sun)
1314 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores area) NB
642-3983 (Sat & Sun 1-51
822 Santiago (Mesa del Mar) CM
546-5440 (Sun 1-5:30)
1842 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 (Daily 10·5:30)
6522 Segovia Circle, Huntington Beach
842-8519 (Sat & Su n 1-61
1125 Gleneagles Terrace, CM
546-4141 (Sun 2-61
2130 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB
546-5440 (Sun 1-5:30)
2107 Santiago Drive (Baycrest) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 12·51
*1539 Santiago Dr. (Baycr05t) NB
647-7755 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
1133 Goldenrod , Harbor View Hills
675-3000 Eves : 673·6182 (Sun only)
1501 Eton Place (Weslcliff) NB
646-3255 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
384 Meadow Lane. (Back Bay) NB
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1091 Dolphin, Irvine Terrace
6753000 Eves: 644-0818 (Sal & Sunl
(5 Bedroo m)
18860 Santa Barbara, Fountain Valley
(714) 893-3577 (Sat & Sun 10-41
2907 C'5sia St. IEastblulf) NB
644-1162, 675-4320 (Sal & Sun)
17951 Angell, University Park
675-3000 Eves: 646-5227 (Sat & Sun)
(5 Br. & Femily or Den)
2652 Vista Dr. (Baysh0<es) NB
642-1068 · (Sun)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
1921-31 Orange, Costa Mesa
646-3255 (Sat 1-5)
1429 W. Bay Ave., Newport Beach
540-4824 (Sun 1-5:30)
CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
*Follow Bay St. No. of 21st & follow Open
House signs. NB. 772-9530 (Sun l ·Duskl
**15948 Mariner Dr. (Hunt. Marina) HB
213: 592-5863 (Sat., Sun. 11-7)
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE
1000 0.neral 1000 General 1000 Cffner•I 1000
. POPULAR MESA VERDE • $23,500
First time advertl!ed - here today & sold
tomorrow! Landscaped w perfection -)'OUT
own private park. 3 generous sized bedrooms.
2 balhs. Family • dining area off dream all
built-in modern kitchen -very convenienl
Pride of Ownership reflected inside & out.
Near library, park, schools & major shop-
ping. 540.1720
5 BEDRM ·FAMILY RM ·ELEGANCE
Truly a fine family home. Rieb wood panel·
ing & bookcases over fireplace with indirect
lighting in living room. Spanish motif pre-
vails thouout. Enclosed stairway, 2 baths.
Exquisite carpeting & drapes. Built-in kitch·
en. Electric garage door opener. Many fea·
tures found in far higher priced home.
540.1720
4 BEDROOM • FAMILY ROOM
NO DOWN!· $24,950
Excellent neighborhood of well maintaned
homes & frendly people. 2 baths. Family
room, most convenient off the all built-in
step saYer kitchen, dishwasher too. Brick
fireplace accentuates the charm of living
room. Majestic shade tree & colorful shrubs
complete this perlect picture. Submit no
dn G.I. 842-6691
ASSUME 51/4°/o FINANCING·
$126 A MONTH. $20,900!
Pays all -less than rent! Delightful covered
patio -adjacent a "Free'' pool. King sized
bedrooms, formal dining room. Picture win-
dows overlook the park-like yard. Split rail
fence. Tiuly adorable home. 846·0604.
3 BDRM. 2 BATH· $19,500
Convenient <ente. hall plan with beth off
master bdrm. 22' living rm, light & airy,
overlooks artistic yard. Separate play area
for the cliildren. 15' kitchen with an the
luxurious blt-in features. Payments less
than rent. 842-6691.
' 955 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
16111 Beach Blvd., H.B
24 Edinqer, H.B .
540-1720
842-6691 i
846-0604
Gfega ncef
A magnificent cbarm·filled 4 BR 3 bath borne
fronted by iffipressive white walled court
yard entrance. Invitingly light & sp~ciou6 liv-
ing room, formal glass walled d1n1.ng room
overlooking large Grecian heated pool & pat-
io. Paneled game room! Exquisitely decorated
& immaculately maintained! 3 car garage!
Among obher distinguished homes on large
1lot.s in a prestige Newport Beach area. Not
leased land. A tremendous value for $74,950!
Ruth Pardo /I, Realtor
If yoU haven't seen the Iv-
an Well'& SpaniMI. version of
their fabulous "Atrium "
model with the electrically
eontrolled translucent Rlid·
ing roof & adjoining wet
bar, YoU've missed th<' most
excitini;: home intown.
4 BR 31h ha, fam rm +
i;eparate 21x27 rumpus rm
for pool table or what havP.
yQU':' Kitehen, tiin . rm, !iv
rm & mas1er bedroom all
have sweeping view of Up.
per ~ & hills, Luxurious-
ly carpeted & draped thru-
001.
B11ch -642-5200
BACK BAY
4 bedroom, 3 bath Drtt1m
Custom home, buiH for a
discriminating executive &
·his deserving family. De·
lightful decor. Large living
room, 2 family rooms, 2
fireplaces and wet bar,
Landsaiped with an eye
towards beauty Md easy
maintenance. Localed on
quiet cul de sac srrret of ('X·
pensive eus!om homes. U
you can affO«I a $52,000
dream home, you'd belier
!lf't' this today. Submit your
smaller home on our guar--
antee trade plan.
•
THE REAL ESTATERS
546-231 3-OPEN SUNDAY -646°7171
BEAUTIFUL BA YCREST
Just U.ted -St<ikinf U shape custom home
with all rooms operung on large entertain-
ment acea. 4 bedrooms, 31'. hoths. Newly
deoorated. Nylon shag carpets throughout,
new drapes. Heated & filtered pool with div·
Ing boon! & slide. -$69,500 .
MESA VERDE WEST
Outstanding lri-level, 4 bedrooms. 21h baths,
formal dining room , family room with fire-
place and wet bar. Custom carpets and drapes
m·akes this show like a model home. $46,950.
MESA DEL MAR POOL HOME
One of the most popular models in this fine
area. 4 bedrooms & den. Just redecorated
inside and out. H & F pool with load• of
decking. -$34,750.
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS 1/2 ACRE
Spotless little heme on 66x300 lot. ~ould be
rezoned for commercial use or for 6 or more
units. -$30,995, submit terms.
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
Walk to shopping from this dandy corner 3
bedroom home with large 3 car garage, with
room for boat or trailer. $19,950 -only
10% down.
HOM£ AND INCOME. $24,950
2 separate hon1es close in! Spacious tree
shaded lot over 200 feet deep -A pleasure
to live iii -profitable to own .
NO DOWN GI OR FHA
Dandy 3 bedroom. Wall to wall carpets
througbout. Owner is moving out of state
and wants quick sale. Cal:l today -it won't
last long. $18,500 F.P,
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 4 BDRM.
Jn excellent conditiOn -l 3A baths, new car-
pets. Immediate possession upon buyer's
credit approval, $24,500 with $1,950 down
on FHA terms.
646-7171 546-2313
Opportunity Knocks
In Newport Beaeh. Large rambling custom
3 bedroom home with family room, 21/2 baths,
2 fireplaces and a view of the future park.
Walking distance to the future boat marina.
$35,950
Country Uvinq
Tired of the busv city life? Then here's a
spacious 3 bedroom home ~ a large wooded
lot. $21.900
Charminq Value
Vacant estate sale. Charming rustic home
surrounded by mature trees. 3 bedroo~s and
den or formal dining room in a park·hke set-
ting. $24,000
Country Club
Only a 4 iron shot from the green. TIW: three
bedfoom charmer has 21h baths. family room,
2 fireplaces and is surro~nded by much more
expensive homes. Just l1Sted for $39,500
A MiUion Uqhts
Can be seen from the living room and dining
room of this spacioUs 4 bedroom home. You
will feel like you're on top of the world.
$42,750
Duplex • Balboa
A completely furnished duplex on B~lboa
Peninsula. Located on l 1h fee lots with a
great view and a stone's throw away from
the he,ch. $68,500
Ph: 540-4824
"rhitJ''
e••esPRING
'·-'R!,!I:TY Call to.Jay to set the ulti·
mate in elegant indoor/out-
door living. BeJnw replace-
ment at $1 10,000.
2043 WESI'CLJFF DRIVE
.,..m, 0pen Ev"~·i-~2~6~2~9~HAR~·~B~O~R~B;;L~v~o::.,~co~s~T~AruMEESliAI_ ~ NESnE IN Space? Lots Of ltl .. Roy J. Wa.d Co. Lender's Jewel
tBaycrest Offk:r • . Vacanl, redecorated 3 BR
1842 Santiago Dr. &15--1550 and Df!n. 2 beth home. Big
$154 A MONTH-
Makes this the BIGGEST
BUY and the bigges~ master
bedroom yoo can imagine.
This-3 bedroom bf>auty with
forinal dining area and
warm living room with fire-
plaCt' has equally d1arming
10C6tion on corntt lot with
big back yard and double
detached garage. surround-
ed by tall, 11tately trees in
be11u1iful localion ,
B/B
NEAR NEW
RYE
BEDROOMS, TOO
Short walk .. """""""'"' pool, ....,.....,. -and
lboppini. Cb btdl"oom coo-
wrt«d t.o ltbnry -1rud)t. 2~
beth1. wen l()(!ftlf!li &.t. Uni-
vt.rsity Par1< Mar UC!.
~II ~!~ 115,0C.O
6'15·'.lOOO EVMI~ M6-IMQ
Bay & Beach
R111ty, Inc.
2407 E. COll!lll Highway. CdM
•,
fena!d yard. Patio located
in secluded area Complete
electric kitchen blt·ins plu11
eating nook. Price below
lenders cost
$32,500
Can tailor lin9.Il('ing to fit
qualified buyer.
BEST BUY JN AREA.
EASTBLUFF
REALTY
'.M14 Vista Del Oro
Nt'WpoM Bt'ach
644-1133
Spacious home ln Beycrest,
planned especially for a
growing, active family. The
huge game room with its
massive tone tireplact is
completely away from the
living & dining rooms! 4
cheerful bedrooms, l spark·
linl!: baths. Large breakfast
area, 3 rnr garage. There's
11. great big b8ck )W'd, too,
for family fun ! You own
your land hero. Only $61,50.
Ruth Perdoll, Realtor
leffi Wcstcllff Dr. &12-5~
EASTSIDE CHEAPY
$14,500
,.
'
in lhill 3 hr. 2'h ha homr.
Lfflely stone ff1)1 in nicely
carpeted living rm. Pleasant
patio ar~ nN combination
family • dining nn for those
ootdoor barbecue daya.
$28.900.
34ll Eas1 Coe.st Hwy.
Corona de! Mill' 615-3745
..-...--~ MOYE UP!
to Quneo Highlands. A·Plu~
Home. 3 Bdrms, 3 bAths,
Plus Family Rm, P1u1 a
chiklren11 TV or Game room,
Pl.us Big Ocean Vitw from
profesaklnally landscaped
prdcn, $4l.5'IO.
CURT DOSH, Re11llor
1730 W. Coast Highway
642-6472 EVES. 673-3468
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Saturday, July 20, 1968 DAJL V ~ILOT _j!
HOUSES FOii SALE HOUSES FOii SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
Gonorol 1000 0-rol 1000 GeNrol . 1000
BABBOR VIEW 011.1 .s
. ' CORONA DEL MAR
Luik Homes •••
Quor.ty, Voluo• Beauty, Comfort
ln the Southland'• most desirable and fascinJling area. A su-
perb school aystem and University of CalifO!"nia's Irvine Cam-
pue juat moments away from Harbor View Hilla.
Sensibly priced ltom Direcd001: MacArthur BJ\ld. from
$3.,900 lo s••,900 PacUlc Co<st Hwy. or Newport J'Wy.
• .ttO Tum on Su Joaquin Hil1I Rd., thee
follow a.lana to model area .
WSI.l lioMEs
DOVER SHORiS
M~iflcent view home by
Harold W. Levitt A.I.A.
featured in Architectural
Digest. A .911acious; living·
room with a mcxlem fire-
place wall of unfilled and
unpolished Travertine, 3
bdnns. plus aeperate guest
cabana designed u • guest
room and a casual sitting
artt adjoining the pool.
View dinlngroom with wb-
Ue wall tooes and textured
woolen drape!'ies. The sirn·
pie arehite<::tural lines ac·
centuate the elegance of one
of the finest·homes in New-
port Harbor. This Ls one of
the mol'lt beautiful bcwnes
we have evez ottered to the
---Open ....... day and Slmday,
1336 G•laxy Drive
WESTCLIFF
Quality family home, f bd..
rms, 3 battis, huge famlly
room \~11th walk in wet bar.
Formal dining room. Large
pool siz.e lot. 3 ear ganae.
Immediate possession,
;73,500.
Bayfrant
with pier and slip. New '4
bdrm, 4 bath home with
l.amily room. dining room
and 3 car garage.
Open Daily
333 Mornlngsti1 r Lane
john macnab
REALTY COMPANY
1181 DOVER DR.
Final ·Model Closeout
NAME YOUR TERMS
Only 3 homes available
e • bed rooms e Formel dining room e Til ecl wet b•r e Decor•tor herdwere e Del uxe carpeting
• 3 cer 9•r•9• e Full grown tree
• 21/1 baths e Perqu et family room e Mirrorecl wi1 rdrobe1 e Built.in vecu um
• Laundry tub
• Pool-size yards
• Trade.in pl•n
30 Yea1 ... r-6D.6o/o Loans
OPIN DAILY -10 ._,., le ...
BONNIE BAY HIGHLANDS
CUSTOM HOMES
Off Tusti n Avenue, between 21st end 22nd
on Windward Lane , Newport Beach
®. H-,.:~u~~~~~lN
AND ASSOC1Am
642·2468 67MJ'2
Ivan Wells'
New Homes
in Dover Shores
• Make your own special
SHARP SHARP
COLLEGE PARK
ehoice from the beautilul 3 BR + family + frOfe&Sion-
lvan Wells homes now un. ally landscaped & sprinkler-
der construction. (August ~ lawn both front & rte.t
completion) yard.11. Assume $19,00) GI
• Eaeh has 4 BR 3 b&., tarn loan at 5% % • Sl5i6 per 0-:::::=:=:::::::::=:=:=:=; I rm with wet bar, dining month includes everything.
Iii A BEAUTY! llJ'eEL, as well as breakfast Newport
NEWPORT BEACJI (7 14) 642-8235
erea for the children. •t You will appreciate the many F.ach is a distinctive &
fine teatw'e! of. thia home. distinguished eustom home Victoria
3 Bdrms., spacious family with Cabulous Yiew o1. Vi; 646-881 J
room with frple. All electric per Bay & hills.
kitchen, dining area. Charm· e Excellent financing &: (Open
ing living room with beam· · bl terms ava.ila e. Evt nlngsl
ed ceiling and stairway to •Buy now & move in before l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~"'='-"""I AeCOnd lloor. Inter -com school starts. __
throughout. Just i.1t.ps to Roy J. Ward Co. Spac• & Comfort ·
Ocean llWimming! On tile $18,500
Peninsula Point. $56,COO. <Baycrest OUlcel Spotless "Jewel". 3 oversiz-
OCEAN FRONT ™2 Santiago Dr. 64fi.1S50 ed bdrms, 2 baths, all blt·in
NMr the Pt"l'lin5Ula Jett;y at kitchen, very cheerful with
Harbor ftltrance. Olann.big Special Lots extra eating area. 20' living·
2 Btm home. Great patios. Lot U02 Vlctc>ria $10,tXXI room overlooks neatly man·
Room to expend on this 40 R-4 Wallace 8 unit11 $18,500 ieured & well groomed yard,
ft wide lot. Priced right! 2 R·l Albert Pl.. $10,000 ea double garage. Forced air
$56,<XXJ. 1 View. Dana Pt. $8,900 heat . quality carpeting. See
NEAR THE BAY Ask for Tex, Broker I it· you'll love it! 84&000«
Looking for a good beach 642·9730 Eves. ~ TARSEU., 5824 EDINGER
house? Thi& ill it! Just steps 1 ;:.;==========;;.;;;;.;c..=~========.,;;;;:'-I
tq popular swimming beach,
nioe far the kiddies. Spac.
lOWI living room with lrpl.,
dining room, 3 Bdrm!., VE"!'·
ancla, patio. OWNER will
earry lst T.D. S.19.500.
10 UNITS
On t_hree lots. Includes spe.c·
ious 4 Bdrm. apt. for owner.
Xln 'l location • just off
~n Front -befit rental
a.r-ea. A home for you and
inrome too! $1!6.000.
81lboe Real Est1te Co.
Josephine Webb, Realtor
mo E. Balboe. Blvd., &lboe.
673-4140
B/B
BECOME
PROUD OWNER
01 an outstanding 4 bedroom
home in a prestige Bayerest
area of tine homes. Oistom·
it.ed ln every detail. The bit/
tn kitdll'!'I we.a planned for
minimum work adjoining
llPlldous family f'OCl11 , mak-
ing casual eitertaining sirn·
pie. The smart living room
and dining: area. tor formal
~s. Exoe.Uent decor
throughout. Too many amen·
ities to mention. Call for
AP!>f.
673-m> """'' 5'18-Bay & Beach
Realty, Inc.
aO'Zi W. Balboe. Blvd., NB
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Near Harbor HI
SurrouncfEd. by be:a.utiful cu.
tom built hcme1. On .. cul·
de-sac atrttt. 3 BR 2 be.lhll, ..,.. ttvinc room .,.,., flre.
place, hlrdwood f I o o r c,
buDt·11'11, FA hefl.t. double
-----~· -)'Oll'd. Rltr. &f&.3928 E'wl. 6'2-0t86
*LAC HEN MYER
SALES ASSOC IATES-
85115 ap!Jt. Managemt.nt
opa>ortUnlty. Double your
lnoomt.. c..n tor appt.
HOM.£ 6'Ul!IO
Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
Beautiful Beacon Bay
Custom desig.ned bayfront home. 2
BR's + · 1 BR apt. W/view. Use of ten·
nis cts. Sandy beach, mooring for 18'
boat. One of Newport's most desirable
are... . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . $98,500
Mr. Raulston
Lido Luxury
Owner.Builder has more cost than list·
ed price in this property. 2800 sq. ft.
3 BR's, 4 baths. Perfect for family &
entertaining ............... $79,500
Charlotte Long
New Bayshore Homes
Two new exclusives -4 BR -3 BA + !'am. Rm + office, low lse, S47,500.
3 BR - 2 BA - 2 patios, wet bar,
quarry tile entranee & dining room.
.. . " .. . ........ " . " .. $48,500
Joe Clarkson
Income Property
Located in heart of Costa Mesa. 3 de-
sirable units w/extra lot -zoned C-1.
Enjoy income &: depreciation now &i
appreciat~ when you sell. Make of.
fer ....................... $44,500
Mn. Harvey
Exceptl-1 Financl119
Beautiful 3 BR Cameo Rome with can-
yon, jetty & ocean view. Loan with
private party. Private beach. $41,000.
Walter flaase
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL, BANKll &: CO.
2200 I , COAST HIGHWAY
NEWl'ORT l lACH .
IC1 9-3351 '
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DAILY PILOT Sal1Wday, .l<Jl1 20, 1%8
SOMETHING NEW-SOMETHING DIFFERENT:: NOW::
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3 I • 2 t• $ 200 DIAL 642°5678 Ines Imes North County Toll me S~0-1220
Just Scry: "CHARGE IT!"
No Item .. ., $50
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE~ FOR SALE ij HOUSES FOR SALE
1000 G1n1r1I
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1000
HOUSES FOR SALE
Gener1I 1000 Gen1r1I IOOC General 1000 General
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
lOOO Costa M esa
1000 General
HOUSES FOR SALE
General
$15,750 HUGE LOTS Cl) PENINSULA SHORES
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t. New Balboa
i · Oceanfront Community
60' x 200'
Near Ocean (Fee Simple)
for swimming pool, tennis court,
badminton & ba1kttb11l, fruit and
vegetablt garden, etc., etc.
Completely wall.cl
Outslanding large bedrooms. an electric kitch-
en, custom carpets & drapes, & huge family
room. Washer, dryer & water softener in·
eluded. Large fenced yard, covered patio.
Only $25,500.
LARGE PLAY ROOM
PLUS DINING ROOM
g,EGE
REALTV
Cool Ill
Cute l bedroom, one bath on
quiet tree lined st:reet.
Fix'er up and rent, mO\le in
youcsell or build another
unit !Dr income. Lot bas el·
ll"Y access. An exccllent op-
portunizy for the wise shoi>-
i><'·
I . THREE NEW 4 & 5 Bedroom two • story
single family Homes and three Duplexes wi th
a Del11:1e owner·s 3 Bedroom & Den Home
upstairs, and a 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Rental
down. Now ready for occupancy.
2250 sq ft. NO DOWN TO VETS. Custom car·
pets, big kitchen with built-ins, large living
room & fireplace. runy. Jandscaped & fenced.
Outstanding area. $29,500.
with a dive into lhe sparkling
pool ol this big 5 BR, 3 balh
former model home at only
$3,1,00J. It's a repossession·
yet it is immaculate. One
loan ol $31.500 wi.th 6.6%
interest . will not be increas-
ed. A real delightful large
family home.
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I
2043 \VESTCLlFF ORNE
646-7711 ' Open Eves. PLUS
Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wet
Bars, radiant heat, insulated, carpeted, wall-
ed, landscaped, self-cleaning ovens. Formica
kitchen cabinets, Powder rooms, Etc. Et~.
Come see for .vourself:
NEW 3 BEDROOM • 3 BATHS ~ COATS & WALLACE REALTOQS
& W 1491 BAKER STREET
546-4141
Golf Course Lot
158 foot lrunta~e on the
course overlooking L u s b
grccn.s and lai r.vays, num-
erous la\>c!I & the Club
House. surrounded by lux·
urious homes. One-of-a-kind
at $25.COO.
COLLEGE PARK
2359 Columbia Dr.
OPEN SAT 1·5
Beautifully kC"pt 3 ll«Jroon1 + ramily roorn • With n('W
vinyl !Joor • Lo\'cly expcn-
si\'e carpets and drafl{'s •
SZE,900. 1)'Y IO';C. do\1111,
4 BEDROOM· 2 BATHS COSTA MESA, CALIF.
GOLD MEDALLION HOMES
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5
"F" Street and Balboa Blvd.
on secluded Balboa Peninsula
Priced from $79,600 to $109,600
For further information call:
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
Kl 9-33S1
and take time to see this
cozy l BEDROOM borne on
qt!.let 1trttt with immense
back yard with PLAY
AREA & POOL gcpa.rate.
A little paint and yard work
makes thia the year's BEST
BUY AT only $14,950. Ex-
cellent Tef711S.
COSI'A MESA OFF1CE mo Harbor Blvd.
~M91 Open till 9 PM
67S-2000
PARADISE
with bee.utilul ocean view
in exclusive camro Shores
enter over Oriental bridge
crossing rock pool
. to luxurious 4 BR homl:'
\\'ilh sunken living room
elaborate lighting system
open boom ceiling
Excellent value .at $92,500
Luxury Buccola-Built Homes
F•om $34,550 to $36,275 -
From $5,350 down, VA & FHA terms.
Brookhur1t at H11milton, Huntington Betch
(1st 1lgnal North of Co11st High.way)
Near •verything , ,
LOOK! • 4 BEi5'RM •
COOL POOL • $23,250
"O" OOWN G.I. •
LOW DOWN FHA
"THE Good '01 SWnmer·
time" could never comport'
with the flDl you.'U have
here all year round. Over-
sized bedrms. 2 baths. 15 x
30 covered patio with BBQ Sherwood Estates by the Sea •''bl" •di""'' 1° • 1°,,.1, 15 x 30 Anthony pool • beat
Telephone: 968-3036 (10:00 to 7:00 daily) the heat~ Ptice inch~es
!!l!!!!!!!!!I!!!!! washer & dryer, dishwasher.
MASSIVE MESA VERDE
GARAGE SALE -THIS WEEKEND
13 different locations throughout the
Mesa Verde area.
Quality merchandise including ping pong ta·
ble $15; 5 drawer chest $10; Queen Anne
end tables $15. numerous box springs & mat-
tresses; bikes; guitars; tools ; even an entire
2 story house.
Con1e to Mesa Verde Realty. 2850 Mesa Verde
Drive (just north of Adams) for a map show-
ing all thirteen locations & a complete list
of items for sale,
This Saturday & Sunday, 10 AM to S PM.
540-1720
TARBELL 2955 HARBOR
SMOGFREE AIR
near Blue Pacific. Cliarmlng
3 bedrooms, 2 bath resi-
dence. Living r o o m with
charming fireplace, built-in
kitchen, quality ca.tt>eting
and custo'm draperies. 2 car
Garage. Just move in and
relax. VETS NO DOWN -
FHA Terms.
COSTA J\.1ESA OFFICE
2790 Harbor Blvd.
54.'i-9491 Open till 9 Pi'o1
4 BEDRM· FAMILY RM
$24,9SOI
Make Mine
Water
College Realty 546-S880
• 1500 Adams at Harbor
(Near Cinema Theater)
546-2313 646-7171
Open Eves.
, THE :6) EAL :
i ESTATERS I
3 Bdnn, Lanai
Cusfllm Pool
Situated on an all residential'-==~~:::-~-::~~~:::--:::::-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOi...,.,.;iiiiim. tree lined street. This im-1 i
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maoutate homo oU"' hanl· BA y FRONT
wood floors, a cozy fireplaei? Home Jor the «?xecutive • 4
and R bdrm. 4 baths, lge. liv. room
22' Screened w/ \'OCalliC rock fireplace.
din. area. elct. Bi t kitchcn, . Lanai and master bdrm. w/fireplace,
Pool Table private pier for 10 ft. boat •
this beauHtul borne rcflects
pride of own ership -$119,lXXI. INCLUDED FREE.
Step oulside to a PICTURE
BOOK YARD wi th green
green lawns, tropical shrubs,
yucca & statly palms &
boasting a
Custom Lazy' 'L"
Swimming Pool
complete w:ith marine lites,
diving board & all extras &
surrounded by tinted sun-
dccking. Separate storage
yard, changing room & much
more.
ANXIOUS O\fNER
PRICES AT ONLY
26,800
SUB~flT YOUR TER.i'1S
BAYSHORES
Excellent cor. location · 2 bcl-
rm. near private beach,
room for additional improve-
ment, immaculate condition-
NEW LISTlNG.
HARBOR
HIGHLANDS
Lge. home for growing fam-
ily. excellent school district,
4 bdnns. 3 baths, f'[C"Ct'ric
B/I kitchen. eJectric gar.
opcnrr. VACANT and rt'.1dy
for immrdiate occ11911ncr.
"C" THOMAS Realtor
224 \'1. Coas1 H\\·y. 54S.5527
Newpon Bch. E\•c. 5'15-~13
Owner Wants Action
VA NO 00\VN • FllA
minimum down. $22,950. 3
BR 2 J;slth, carpets, built-
ins. Near Orange Coast
Col!ege • Vacant.
MIZELL REALTY MS.2208
SALES ASSOCIATES
85/15 split. Management
oppartunlty. Double your
Income. Call for appt.
H0~1E 642-4090
Costa Mesa 1100
HIGH
5%.1o GI loan which ran be
assumed with no change in
interest rate or monthly
pymts of $166 incl ta.xcs &
ins. Approx 15% covers
down pymt & dosing costs
for this freshly painted 4 hr,
l~t 00. Mme. Action ptice:I:
S28.P~
13~£AlTY
3411 East Coasl Hwy.
Corona del h1ar Gra-3745
$5,000 Down
One of a Kind Duplex
Contact Wally Hallberg
Eves: 642-4290
OPEN HOUSE
DOVER SHORES
Open Sat & Sun 1-5
1523 Lincoln Lane
FEE LAND
DOVER SHORE AREA
Custom built 3100 sq. ft
1110NTEREY RANCH
HOME. Four bedrooms,
three batbs, Family room,
large rumpus room and elec-
tric kitchen with built-in re-
frigerator, freezer, dish-
washer. double ovens and
warming OV('llS. Carpets,
Dra(X'S and Shutters thnJ.
out. 18' x 38' heated and fil·
NO 00\VN PAYMENT
F..xt.;;clJent neighborhood of
well maintained ton~ &
friendly people. 2 baths.
Family room, convcnient
off the dream all built·in SINCE 1941
kitchen • dish..,,·asher too. 293 E. 17th St. NOW VACANI'-MUST SELL
Sharp 3 BR 2 baU1 home on
quiet cul-de-sac l arge
covered p alio with
manicured yard. Bl! · in
ki!cOC.n, good carpet s
lhroughout. lar ge dbl
garage, Total prlC'e only
S21,8.50 Try no down VA or
low do\.\'TI Fl-lA financing.
CALL LARRY 540-1151
View
Hardwood fiool's, FA beat, ~
BR, dining. den, 1 ~ BA.
Lovely brick patios, BBQ's.
Top Condition.
Custom Ci1pe Cod, over 3200
sq ft. 4 bedroon1s 3 baths,
40 ft living room, luxurius
pool is inclosed, healed &
67• ,,00 filtered. $6fl,lXXI. 10% dn. Not
447-149 r.1ornlng Canyon
Corona Highlands
Open Sat & Sun 1-5
_.... ]CBS(' hold. I !!!!M!!!!!!O!!l!Vl!!!!!N!!!!!!G!!!!!!!!!EA!!!_!!"SlllT-"1646-71 b~EN EVi,46-2313
De L1ncy Real Estate
2328 E. Coast Hwy .• Cd:\1
673-3770
-0-N~E-PICTU=R=E-
is \\'Orth a thousand \\'ords &
we have mor(' than 1. Drop
by & SE'('. 4 BR 2~ baths,
lamily room, den. Office in·
formation only. Lou liallag-
her ha~ lh(' k<'Y.
J, H McArdle Broker
2Z2 W \\'ilson, C~I 61'.!.(;817
Mwt sell this month, 4 BR
house in bay Btea of New-
port Beach.
This fine home has parquet
in enlcy hall nnd separate
THE~EAL
ESTATERS ·---
dining room! Wall to wall ------ --·
carpeting, built·in book cos-Open House Saturday
es, elec. kitchen, formal en· and Sunday 1-5
dosed garden off living 6fi6 Senate Only $21.lXXI. 3
room and master bedroom large bedrooms. brand new
L<trge yard, specimen l:roe~ carpets, new flooring in kit-
\Valking distance to outstand-chen and both baths. La.rge
ing schools and shoppi 2 car ii:arage and possibly
Cpts., dJ1)S .. fireplace. H:: the largest R-1 in to1vn. U
by work benches. man~ cus· ;;~ n~ :J:c;~:~ ~otii.~;t~'. Open House tom features. Fee S1n1plC". $900 down to all plus clos-
sun. 1•5 Please niake offer. Under ing t'Osls.
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0
""" """"' "''· C I lh & C ~j Pointsc\1\a Sun .. l to 5. lflOt Eton P1acc. 0 eswor y o.
Coron' dcl M"' JEAN SMITH, 2 Br. TopCondltlon. R..cady to 642-7777
add S('('Qn('I unit. Xlnt in· REALTOR 1.9l4 llarbor Blvd .. C,M.
vestmen t ;lt Ul.500. 400 E. lith. C.:'11. 714 6-16-:t!Sfl Open Eves.
O••ngo Coast Property , CHOICE MESA VERDE --~V°''ETS!-.--
331 ·"" .. ""c-'·-. "'"' '"""' 1 LOCATION G". EA 'T DUPLEX ST AGE COACH makP~ thu; Cust:1 \lrsa s •t.. "'
CHARM -$23 ,5()0\ BE.:.! Bt..;Y! A 3 &"C!1'0Jn1. Li1·r in onr. rt'nt the ct.her.
Lci1 c at first gl.111,·1" Cypn:ss. '.! hath beauty, con1pll'tcly l!;ird to find propr rty ready
palms & state trees, corral repainted and ready 10 move for you to buy on GI Terms.
fence. King-sized bedrooms, in. Plush carpel:;, dra1K's. '.! bcdooms et'1Ch. double gar-
rustic built-in bar in ~zy beautilul wa!l p;l(X'r. built. age. 50 X 110 ft. lot close lo
den. Brick firl'placc in living in v.·an units and 1:orgcous shopping and schools. look
r 0 om. Delightlul covered landscaping [ront and ttar at the priCl'! ONLY $22,!EiO.
patio. Q.istom features in· v.·ilh sprlnklE'rs. NO DO\\':-l ()Jr ('!li('lll!!\l'e -Call today'
T ~~1\lil s;;:~eh Blvd. ~lr1 LO\V' LO\\' F1ii\
$19,900
"J\.!R. CLEAN" was hl:-re!
~BR 1% bath, COl'E'red patio.
Near all.
rutn:. 642-9730 Eve1. 543-0720 e KENNEDY
Brick fireplace enhances liv· ___ 64_6-44 __ 9_4~--
mg room. M"ture "'""' FORTUOSITY trees & colorful shMJbs rom-
plcte this perfect picture.
No down pa)rment GI or low
down Fll.A. 84&-0004
TARBEU. 5824 EDINGER
'""' pool with .i.ctrio ,,,,,. OPEN HOUSE er. Two rear yards • .&I.ump. * *
stone planters and many ex·
lras. Truly a quality home • F.estside CU5tom 2 BR S20.!M
shlw.'Tl by appointment only. • 10'1o down. No Joan rost.
Prit'C'd to sell at $69.$0. Open Sat/SUn 1-6 38.1 ll•la.g-
'l•lllllll!ll!!ll!l![l!!l!lf, I nolia, Cos1a Ml'~l . • 642-1771
Anytime
Evenings Call 646-1000
REMEMBER WHEN! LEASE or BUY
you could get a good cleon This well cmdltioned 4 BR
large 4 BR home v:ith 2 full 2 both home in hlesa Del
beths for $28,500. Happy Mar l! vaoont. Move tight
days are here again? Sec well landscaped, ct.oi~ lo.
this fine tastefully decorated cation. Call for Sho\\'ing.
home \\'ith almost new w/\v ~ ~~~:~: ,! :i".:!' " • 9• \f;l-'."" '" ·''·..'::.'.'.:_ ""'_"
1003 B..1ker. C.J\.t. ~
Is what some new owner \\'ill
have in ronsidering this
Mesa Verde family home.
No interest increase over
the existing 5%. % financing,
no points to pay and only
$144 per month covers aJI.
Built-in kitcht'n, 3 large bed-
rooms, high quality carpets.
TransfetTl'd O\\'Tler says sell
.•• $2'1,950
Newport Heights
$1,900 dn and T.L.C. 4 bed-
rooms 2 bath home could be
channing with some paint
and Imagination. Large fenc-
ed yard on e. quie1 street.
Low F.H.A. terms available.
Coleswortby & Co.
642-7777
19CH llarbor Blvd .. C.hl.
()p(>il Eves.
Would You Believe!
4 BR 2 bath. fireplaet>. \\'il1er-
fountain & swimming POOL
at $22,950
Fl-tA 1st TD $17.000 assum-
able.
REDUCED $2750
J1uge 2nd story rec. room
easily convertible to 41h &
5U1 bedrooms + 3rd hath.
Only $29,750
Newport
at
V ic!oria
646-8811
(Open
Evenings)
opcon eves) Heritage Real
Estate
--$995DOWN--
vaeant • inuncdi;He octupan·
cy, Lirgc 3 BR. 2 BA il1csa
Verde home. Pool sized
yard. All bH-in kitchen.
Double st~ Ii rep la el', ov·
crsiU>d family & bedroom,
Family Planned! Thll price only $26,900. Own-
There's a separate parent's er-Bkr 540·1153
sitting TOOm in the master EASTSIDE, Owner must
bedroom suite! A "children· move. Assume 5% r~ loan-
safc" wroughl iron JencNl Sl-1:~ princ. int. taxes & ins.
AnU1ony pool! l:xquisitcly on Uiis 3 BR 2 ba1·h, frplcr.
Planted & spacious ptttio • . carpeting:, cov patio & ler-
garden for outdoor enter-rHir landscaping. CA LL
taining. A walled gru-rlen RAY GAULT 540--llfll !open
for privacy? Don't miss this . eves) Heritage Reril Estate
remarkable custom built 4
BR home in Baycrcst tnol
leasehold). R ;l re for only
$56.9.>0'
R.utli Pardoll, Realtor
lf."' \\'cs1c\1tf Dr. 6l~-:1Z!l0
1100
~LEGE
REALTV
New Listing
NE\\' LISTING in ~\esa Del
Mar, neat 3 & lam rm,
1v I upgraded carpctm.g,
front fencing creating encl.
courtyard, \\'aiking distance
to rll schools including OCC.
OUcred at $25,950.
4 BR+ Rumpus
Brand new listing • 1800 sq
ll in this beauUful!y Improv-
ed home with huge trl!es.
lols of walnut panelling.
wa terfall & JK1nd, etc. $26.~00
College Realty 546-5880
IflOJ Adan1s al Harbor
\Near Cinema Theater)
Victoria Mesa
Homes
16 NEW l!OMES
L:i\\' dn. 6% % 3().yr IOllll
From $24,950
Vallcy Road at Victoria
(Just E. of Brookbum:
up on bluUl
Lido size lots, Jee simple
land· lligh above sea level.
Built-in clo..'Clric kitchen .
Convenient to shopping cen-
ter, near schools. 3 and 4
BD RMS • 1 & 2 sty, Fire-
places, carpeting. draperies,
fencing, landscaping.
Michael Kay, Builder
Phone 6·12·1.821 Eves 642-5106
Mesa Verde 1110
0 \V N E R TRANSFERRED
1.lliST SELL. Price under
all others at $2'1.950. Lovely
J\1esa Verde area. Large
eat·in kitchen, fully
carpeted. 3 nice sized BRs &
oversiZC'd J?aragc. Submit on
iernis, paymcnts o n l y
S179.50 month lotal. CALL
541}..1151 (open eves)
Heritage Real Estale
UNDER $25,000
10o/o DOWN
3 BR + family room l*
b;lth ne\\'\y deroralcd. Nice
pa!io. frnct'<l yard.
Martin R. E. 548-6332
LOVELY J\fesa Verde 3 Br.
fam rm. Many e,;tras !
Large lot, ideal for children.
Can assume existing low in-
terest loan.
3128 Country Club Dr. C.M.
BY 0v.'Tler Mesa Verde 4 Be.
2 Ba, lam rm. 2 brick frplcs
bltns, new shag crpts thru-
oul Ncw paint, playhse.
S27.!>:i0. 54g....2n3 aftf'r 6 pm
or Sun.
4 BR""°'&-d',-0,°'2~•;~8~,-.~d'm-I
rm., 4 years new, Pool
size yard. $39.250. Call
Ior appt. 5-16-3&12 11·knds
549-1174 v.·cekdays.
O\W\'ER -2 BR, 2 bath.
patio. Newly decorated thru
out Elec bltins. Orig: FHA
construe!. 10'1~ d1vn, $27,200.
Kl 5--0505
SHARP 3 BR, 2 Frpl Lg yd,
els(' to srhools Can assume
514 ,.~ loan. $2fi,~i00. 1£74
Iowa 546---0807
3 BR. 2 Ba. Fam room, bltns,
2 lrplcs, c\05e to schools &
shopping. $25,900. 10% down * 545.002'2 *
~tunlq, Jf.lly 20, 1968 DAILY PILOT 21
BE THE DAILY PILOT'S GUEST TONIGHT!
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES l'OR SALE
Newport Be•ch 1200 NowJ!!rf Holghto 1210 Conln• dol Mor 12.10
:--E ... -sr_s_L-u F-F--1 lke1n View foreYer
2501 B1mboo COrrte see thl• beau~ home
Fine 4 BR, Fam rm on cor. with magnificent view . .3
lot, ortly $39,500. May tee.se BR 2 beth.a: with many tine
or Leise/Option. $350. mo. feablrea. $37,500 • Easy f\·
ind pnlener. Avail Aug. 1. nanclng -no k>an charge.
2807 Cotolp•
4 BR, tam rm, pool size kit,
tremendous vW:w, $41,500.
2449 Bomboo
4 BR, fam rm, lovel;r borne
immac. Nicely lndscpd,
See this. $41,500
DAVIS REALTY 642-7000
2 BR HOME
Newport Hgts. 1210
325 Holmwood Drive. Open
SW>da)I "" day.
GRAHAM REALTY 646-2414
lnew' N.B. Past Office)
Oceanfront Sleeper
Thi• wUI actually "tlttp" 14 people u well
as belna a "1letper" In value, Older, but
nicely remodeled, thll 5 bedroom. 2 Ila th
ooeanfront house Jenck Itself to carefree
beach Uvtn~. e llvtna room, din1nC room, lam front and patio are juat a ff!W
of the q1 H~ that mf.ke th.ii a GREAT
VACAnON HOUSt. Near Ubrary, markets, and wtthln eaay JOGClNG cliltance of the
Balboa Pitt. SM,500.. Terms.
E. D. SEAMAN
2315 PACIFIC
COSTA MESA
You are the winner of
2 ticketJJ to the
LIDO THEATRE
Showing
THOROUGHLY
MODERN MILLIE
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SEE FREE ••.
UNCUT!POPUW PRICES!ACAllEMYAWARD WINNUI .JW.!e.AJldrewl ulllWl 1""'--1 t=m;:.m.1v 1 1~"'i 1
AT THE
LIDO THEATER
HOUSES FOR SALE ~ENTALS
Loguno loach 1705 HOUIM Fuml1hed
"
....... ..,.. -------•494.1m
EMERAU> BAY • An elegant
home with tabuloua ocean
views otfering privacy &:
NP? Bch l BR. t lte.pt 4. 1 7f,82 EDINGER
You an: the winner cl
2 Hckets to 1be
LIDO THEATRI
Showlng
THOROUGHLY
MODERN MILLll
3707
$25 Wk. Up
e Studio Ir Bacb apta. e lncl Utlll Ir Pbone MT.
e Maid Service • TV ••d.
•New Cafe A Bu
2376 Newport m vd. · MB-m5
DECORATOR Furn. 2 Br. 2
ba Condo. Pri patio, pool,
clubh~. 2 car gar, f225
incl util. Adults only. No
pets. 546-1.710 days, 546-:i632
* Channel Reef *
1r PENINSULA POINT *
2 BR. 2 .... -. .. Yrl:r-
qual ttnant. $167.~. 1564
Mftmar Dr, 675-1351
L'fllnt loach 4705
blk to Ocean, S80 Pf:1' wk. &a~ or ~Q.6140 1 BR., Oen vw, 5 min to Bch.
July. A•..U Aui. 642-127'J 3 mt 2 e.. .. c~ .• drpl. 0 ., patio, $150 wk. O:>U. aft I
2 BR Fum, cm SEASHORE bUN., dl.thwa1htr. Near pm, 9M-5n1, ggs..1522'--I
Dr. NB. $1'r.i wk. 115-11111 -· 531-9563 1613-4863 Mier 5 PMJ
3405
11 iiBed:';;&;;..,.;m~tum,.,_;;;;;;;r;,0p;;:-t. Huntington
t mock to be•ch. WttldY Harbour
MS. Newport Bch "'""318 $400 MO, Watttfront. dock,
-------VICl'ORIA Beach • Cocem 32' alip; 3 BR. 2\l BA., CO.
$11,0CXI, 2 BR, newly pttnted side) Laguna Beach •\Pt 6 Appl.: lee.se. 213: 332-l2U
4 c-led. $2500 down· mG wtcy, 1-......i JS YOUR AD lN a.ASS!•
Located 1214 Fairywood. (lo{E Bclnn turnllhed 4.'0t-· FIEDT Someolle trill b9
Walt (oil """'1lan:I Dr lo ..... ev htodl. 165 wk. 1-lor tt. Dlol '4Um
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• LEGAL NOTICE
A.TTEST: .l~•!h't Weir City Clerk ~TATE OF CALIFORNIA! cnUNTY OF ORANGE ) II
CITY OF SEAL BEACH l t, J ERDYS WEIR, City Clerk of 11'11 Cl·
tv al Sffl Be1ch h1r111Y c1rt1IY Iha! 1119 tor~l1111 ordinance w11 p11Jed and
al!OP'9d lrf th1 City Council of Ille Cltv DI
SMI BHch 11 I ~Int IM~ held Oii
the 11th day of June, 1'61, ll't' tilt lallow-
1.., Wife: AYES: councilmen Otimmeni, Dreier,
Hamlflool NO ES: Coufl(llmen Nuoe
ABSENT: C1111ncl1,,,.,, Anderson, Gt:m.
mltl Jent.rs Weir
City Clert:
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u1d bollnd1rv "'~"" line ..,d t'Oll-11 .... 1"' 11oF11 ult! II~ al S'1t"e~ lln~ Ind lb Northwtlllf"lv prolorig1tlon N
5'' 11' IW" w u fHI, more or ln1, •o
Ille klll"-'''-'ly baund1rv lint ol Ille
lrrrllorv lntor1>0r1tect undff !he "'~ d 11>e CllJ' o1 k t l !INCl'I by CH"def Of
the !loe.., DI SuPervl~ of Mid Or8"9t Ca.mty on Odober 25, HU; !Mnte
Noo111ff1terlv 11-1111 ~nl!Oll!d
Soul11N1lertr baundary 11M 311 '"'· -or ln1. lo ~ ln!erlttllon With !fie Nor1fl..Soulll Qlllrfer HC!IOll u .. DI
5"<1!1311 74, Town1~tp S Soum, R•ftlt 12
West. S.!l.M .. ••kl lnlerwc:11on bll119 '"
111911 Piii"' In 1111 mtnt lo"e d 5llllltlt111tirly boundary If,_; I~
C'Olllf"lllF!I •'-Miii Sel l Bf1t~ bou11-
tlary llne Nor1fWr!J' ''°"' GU.Mt• IK· "°" 11"" to "-$olJlll"ll cor11tr af Ille tef"rltorv 111ne•l!'d to 111<1 Cltv of Se•I 9fldl Stoltimti.r, 1"8 per SMI !lffd'I
OnflMIK.I i.o. 1•. ult! tomft' belrio
9rt It. SOu"'9rtv llne of EIKtrk l•111H
...... S-tM.1•erlY ••-Ille ...,..._~ llrtt at 1111 """ll<ll!td 111-
flltlied "'""°"' to flie Soufllel11fff¥ _,-... ,...,,, tlflfl9 Iba "-I,._
'-"'tc:tlllll of !tie E•1let1v •rolontla!IOll of
uld ~ llrit of EIK!rk l-
wllfl ttte w ... tertv !Ifie of Ca.11 Hiott-
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Sall.ll'day, J111J 20, 1%8
WITH
Don't iust SIT there!
Grab hold of the
BIG action today!
Dial Direct:
642-5678
Just say: ''CHARGE IT!"
!North County, 540-1220, ton tr.el
IT'S EASY TO PINCH
PENNIES-EVEN DOLLARS
WANT ADS
Let's face it. Some day you're going to try a
PILOT PENNY PINCHER want ad and get the
surprise of your life! Most of your neighbors al·
ready have. They've found what a real bargain
these little giants are, and why not? The cost is as
little as $4.50 (3 lines, 2 days) and your message
goes to over 35,000 hon1es daily ( ove1· 70,000 Wed·
nesdays).
Whatever the items or services you wish to sell,
and wherever your best prospects are -across the
street or across town or anywhere on the Orange
Coast from Seal Beach to Dana Point -your best
bet for fast results is a DAILY PILOT PENNY
PINCHER want ad.
Let PILOT PENNY PINCHER Want Ads Work for YOU!
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1 J 1 '
LEGAL NOTICE
l(OflCI OP 81Jl.IC TUlolilllllt
t$.lct •11\~lOJ U.C,C,J
l"ltl'OW Ht. 4' 1"'1 Nolle. ft htrtbv ,,_ lo I/If Cttdl™"
111 HillRl)()R NEON COMPANY, Tr•"•l•ror. wlloM bli1lntu t<ldr~1 11 ttd 8 fttndolpll SlrMI, CO.It Mnf, Co1m1V 9'
O"nQt, Slt le o1 Ctlllorn!•, 11181 1 bvl~
Trtmlt• b 1bout lo bl m.O. 10 RA.Nlt l CKIM CORf>Ollli.TION,
'htn1!t•"· wtme bu1!~11 tcklrns ft
JUI II RtndolPll SlrNI, COtll MtM1 Cauntv ol 0•111111, Sttlt Of Ctlllornl1.
n .. 11roP1rlv lo bt 1r.t"'!trtd 11 loc11e0
ti ff4 8 RtnOON>ll SltHI. Co1l1 MfM,
(ountv ot Or111t1, Sl11t ol C1llfornl1.
SJlcl praperty !1 dftCl'lbed lfl tenertl lU \ All '1-ht tr1-. llrl-&. f'llll,,_J
'"' 9M4 Mii If ni.t -11tn bullMM
known 11 MARBOR NEON C:Ob\PANV
INI kKtll!d ti 294 8 Rtndolpll Slreet,
COlll Mea, CounlV af OrttllMI, Sltlt ol Ctlllornlt .
Tr.. blllk tr•"'ltr wltl be-<011M1mm1ttd
Oii or tlltr Ille 3bl ~Y ol Ju!v, "'*• 11 Wnlern Mulutl EKrow Cor110r111o111, 113!1 We1tclllf Or .. NtWQM1 8e1tl\, Cwnty ol
Or•not, \1111 of C1llfoml1.
So lar ·~ k-n to !hf Tr1Mltree. 111 bu'lneu Mmet 1ni:1 oddrt11ott 111ed bY Tr1n1l1ror for IN three YH'I la1t pa1r, 11 e11tt1r~t ttom the atlove, •rt: none.
01IM1 : May tt, IHI,
ltANRICll:IM CORPORATION
" RIU\lfil R11rclcl
Trt~ee
lly Peltr J. C1cu:11
Tr1n1ler" P11bll11\eod Or111111 C0.1! 0111\1 Pilot, Ju·
ly 20, 1961 12M41
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
Allee s. R1y, Plalnllff v1. Eugene M.
RftY, Def1ndar1t. No. $ED mt s
Bv vll!Jre ot 1n e~ecutl011 Issued on Jul¥
1, 19611 bv lite S\Jperlor Cwrl, COlln!Y ol
Los Angeles, Sl•le ol C1llfornl•. uPOn a
1udgm9'nl entered In l1vor ot Allee S. Rav
es ludemer>I credflor •nd egalnst E1111e""
M. Rav 15 luclemenl debtor, SPW!Wlng I
net ti.l•nct ot tl.3:19.00 1ctua1tv dve on
!Miid ludgment Oii lht Gate ol the l11u1nce or tl1d execution, t f\AY1! 1t vle<:I uPQn •II
the right, !Ille 'and Intern! ot uld llld9·
mtnl deblar In Ille PtQPl!rty In lht Courllv
of Or1r1ge, Stale OI Calllornle, clescrlbed ts 1ouow5:
Loi 27. Tr1c1 50005 ot Sook 1•a P1ot1
15 & 16 cl MIPt In the office of the
Counlv Recorder ot Orange County,
!oc:ated at: 1191 Boise W•Y, Co.la Mesf,,
C•llfcrn11.
NOT ICE IS HEREB'f GIVEN lllal Ori Friday, August 16, 1%11, 11 1:00 o'clock
P.M. al front ol Munlclptl Court HouS'l,
5'11 West 11th St., City ot Coslt M.w,
Counlv cf Or1nee, Slate ot C1nrorn1a, 1
Wiii ~I! ti public 1ucllon lit 11\e hlghe.I
bidder, lor t11h Jn lawful money ot lhe
United Slltf1, •II right. tl!le i nd 1n1ereS1
ol uld ludgment debtor In the tbove
described PtOl>ltlY, or 111 much mertol 11 may be nec:eu.11ry Ill u ll11Y 11ld ex· ecutlon, wltn accrued Interest Ind co•h.
Oate<:I 11 Costa Mew, Callfornit, Julr 17, 19611.
FRANCIS L. GLASER, Mar$h11 MunklPal Court.
ORANGE COUNTY HARBOR Judlclal Olstrtct
Sv L. ti. Doyle, St-rgeant WON H. Slfl'n,
ft20 I . Otlm°"I Aftf!Ut
••llllow1t, Callfornf1 '°"' ~l1JntlH'1 Allor""'
Publl•he<I Orange Co1sl D•lly Piiot, Ju-tv 20, 27 1nd AIJSlust J, 1961 1261-.68
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
NEWPOltT•MESA UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTR ICT
Nollet JnvllL,.. llllds
NOTICE IS HERESY GJVEN th.Ill tt.e
BG.'lrd ot Educa!lon of me Newi>0rt-Mew Unified School Oislrlct of Oranee Coun.
ty, Ctl!lcrnl& will receive sealed bld1 up
10 t .m, on the Sth ClaY Of AU9Y!I, 1968, t i
fht oUlce ol uld Sd\ool Dll!rlcl, loc:a!ed
"' 1!S1 Placentia Aver>ue, Cos!I Me1ll,
Clll!forr>!a. •f which time u ld bidlC Wiii be publicly C¥>ened and read for:
A. c. Paving l!nurtaclno Walk·T<¥>
.0.11 bids ire ta be In accordance wllh
C<lndl!lons, ln•lrucllons ind ~lllCllllo111
Which ire f!OW on Ult In ttie· office of lite
PurChl!s!n9 A11enl of sa10 5choo1 Olslrlcl, 1U7 Pltcenlla Avenue, Cost1 Miu, Californ11,
E•ch bidder mud submit with his bid 1 sall!lllctory check Cttllfle<:I bY a rewonsi-
ble ""nk or a bidder's borld made payable lo the order ol !he NtwllOrt·Meu Unified
LEGAL NOTICE ......
CEITIPICATe 01'" OISt;ONTINUAlllCe
01'" U$E
ANO/OR AaANOONM!NT 0,
P:ICTITIOUS NAMl
THE VNOERSIGNfO doe. ht,,,bY
cerlltv "'-'· ttll!dl~t WY ,, IHI ,..
ut$1d l'O 00 bu•lnto llPll!er ni. "ct1llou1
l!rm Mmt of WACO.:SANTANA tt 'llllt
O. F./11..A. Coi\!rot Towtr. O••nt• COunl'I'
AlrflOrt, ''"" A,.., c1morn1,, wti!~ 111r11_, w11 lormerlv comPOUd ti !ht
followlnl PfflOfl, wl\Ost n.tmt In fllll lnO
pita ol •fflclenc• 11 '' fol10w1. *-lh ROIU!ll:T J, IEPOSH, NtWPOrt lttdl,
C.llloml1.
Ctrtlnule tor tr1nut!I011 ol ~1-undtr ni. 111Gvt fldlllolla nemt. Ind 1t-tld1~11 OI t11bllutl0fl lt'lt•eof, 1r1 Oii Ills
1n ltlfl flllCt of 1111 CollnlV (loe•k of
Ortnt• c.ountr. unc1ott 1111 1>roYltkln1 or
kctlOfl 2"' ot lilt Clvll Cocto. WITNESS MY rtartd 11111 1tth dlY Of J11> 1\1, 1961,
ROOEltT J, llENl&H
Publl1hed Of't-C911t 01lly PllOI, JIJo 1\1 20, 11 Ind A\lllU$I J, 10, 1"8 12*41.
LEGAL NOTICE'
•A• Ill NOTIC• TO C•EOITOR S 01'" BULK
TRANSFElt ANO NOTICE OF IN·
Tt:NDEO TltANSFEI OF LIOUOI
LIC•N'.IE 01 t lCINSES NOTICE 15 HEREOY GIVEN to ll>e
Crtdltor1 ot Harrv H, llln1foll:, $ocltt
5ecurlt'I No. m~. Tr•"'ll!r0t •lld Ll~see. W'-b111lnen 1<10reu !1 7SG
SI. Cl11r 111'"!, In Ille Ctty ol Coslt Mew, Counlv· of 0••11!1•, 51ale ol
C1lllornl1 91'16. th11 • bulk trenstef" II 1bol.ot to bl m..ie to Joe H. ?u,m1n,
SClcltl Security No. 507~719' end
Beulah P. Zu1m1n, SClclat SecurllY No, 42'118.()83<1, l)uUtlln<I end w 11 • ,
Tr1n1t1ree 1rte1 ln!fnded. Tr1n11eree,
who.e bus!neu 1ddrn1 11 2205 Delli
Larie. ln Ille Cit'! ol An1M!m, Caunly ol
Or1ng•, S!all! of C1lll11rnf1,
Tht 1>r-rtY ii dncr!beod In 11e<1er1I
1s: A,U 1tock fn trede. 11\d ll<1uor lice,..
.., of the buslneH known t s "MESA
DEL MAR MARKET" er.Cl IOCtled ti
750 St. Cl•lr S!retl. In the City Of Cot-
ta Mew, Coun!y of Oran~, Slate ol
C1Htornl11, and lransll!r Ille f.,llowl11•
1lcohollc be¥1!r1tt llctflst Cor licenses>;
Otr·Sale Gener•I, Number 11·5634, now
Issued 10 PrertilH"1 toe.red •! 7SG St.
Clair Str~•. COl!ta Mna, C111rornl1 for
Ille premi..,• located a! 116 North Ma!n
Sir~!. In 11\e Clry of S,,nt1 Ana, Countv ot Or1nge, State ol Calllornl1.
Tflal t/\e 1moun1 OI purch1l& Prl« or C011slder1tl0fl !n C011nec;llOfl w!lh Mid
lr1nsfer of said license (O!" llcensn) and
Hid buslneH, lr1dudlng lhe 11llm•tl!'d lnven!o..,., Is !ht 1um or Sll,300.()11,
which cons111s ot the fotfOWlng: C1sh through EKrow.
All other business n1mes tnd address-
es used bv the Tr.r>steror wllh!n 1nr111
ye1t$ last PIS! 111 lar t s known Ill the
Transte'<!e •re: Same.
Thal It h•s been agreed btlween uld
l;censtt tnd lnltndtd lr1r1sleree as
re<1uired bv Sec. 2'01' Of !flt Bus!11eu
•rid Prolesslons Code. Illa! the con.
slderallOfl for the l•ansier Of s•ld
buslnns and tr111sf« Of license Is 10 l)e
paid ontv 1Ntr Sllld Transfer has bet!n
11p11roved bv u!d Oec>artmenl ot Alcoho!lc Bever1ge Control.
That 1 •lie, !ranslet and 1Hlgnment
ol the 11ores1ld s!oc:k In lrilde, lidu~s.
~ulPmenl and good wur ol w!d
bu•lness wilt be made, artd the con-
slder11!on lherflfor I011etner With t/\e
cons!derel!on f.,r !he lr111sfer 1nd
assignment ot the •loresald 11cer1se (or
llcens/!1) 11 10 be co'1!1ummate<:I on or elret Ille lOth dlY ot Augu1t, 1961, II
lht l!'S(rgw deriartment ot Gl!OVEA:
ESCROW CORPORATION, at Ill SO.
ILLINOIS, In lht! Cllv ol Anaheim, County ot Oren9e. S!ale o1 C1lilorni1,
provlde<:I Intl !ht Depar!mtnl OI
Alcollo!lc Beverage Conlrol has ap.
Proved 11ld transrer of uld l!cel\H.
H1rtv H. Blns!ok
Transferor and Llcen1111
Joe H. Zusman Tran1f1ree 1nd
lntende<:I Transfereti Beul•h P. zu,man
Tr11nsferee 1nd
lnle!lded Trimsleree
GROVEi ESCROW CORl"OllATION 111 SO. ILLINOIS
ANAHEIM. CALI~. '2I05
"'" Published Orange Coast Ot llY Piiot,
July 20, 19611 1261411
School Dl1tr!cf In me emounl no! Ins LEGAL NOTICE
lhon five ~ercenl (5%l ol fhe sum bid •• 1---~~--------
1 guartnlff !hit !he bidder W\11 enter Into NOTICE 01"-INTliiNTION TO
the Pr'OPo•ed Cor>tracl 11 the 1llmt Is EXECUTE SECUltlTY AGREEMENT ew1rde<:1 him. In the event ol fa !lur1 lo tkei. •Hl .. H7 u.c.C.J
enter !nto SUCfl contr11;t, Ille Pf'O<eedl of aMrow Ne. "" lffJ
tne check wlll be forle!ted: or 1n te5e of a Nol!ce r1 he"bv g!ver> Ill the Credllll" bond, lhe full Wm filer~! '''II be of RANRICIC:IM CORPORATION Peler J. lllrtelled lo u!d School 0 1$1rlcl of Orange Ctcece, Debtor. WfloM bu1tr>ess •dd"H 11 Co~nl'>'. Na bidder mlv Wllh<fraw h11 b!tt fer • 194 8 . Randolph SlrHI, Cosr1 Mey,
PeriOd of fllrlY·flYe ('5) davs lifter the County ot Orange, S!ale ol Callforr>l•, Iha!
dlle 1et fO<" the oi>enlnt lhertof. The a security lnternl Is •boul to be grantl!CI
Board of Educat1011 ol the NtWPQrt·MeMi lo AUBURN E. CLAltK, VERN H.
Unll!e<:I School O!strlcl rnerves the rigM CLARK, CECIL l. CLARK, lhe Secured
to •elect """' or 1111 bids, •nd not Parlv, w"°se buslM<1 1ddrns ii 7'14 fl nece11arl!v acceor the lowest bid, and lo Rlndolpn Str~t. Cosle Mesa, Cauntv ot
waive any 1nformallly or !rregularjjy Jn Orange, Sllte of Cal!fornla, (n P~rty 1nv bid received. localed t i l'94 8 l!1ndo!J>h !!reel, Coste Da!..O July 19, 19611. t.;e.1. Counrv qf Orange, ST•lt ol Cttlfor.
NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED ni•. ' SCHOOL DISTRICT Se!d property Ts described In 9entral
Of Or•n111 County, CllW,Mnl• es: AH li)[IVrn: i nd "UIPmtnl OI Illa! BV A. Mllcl>all Neon slOn busln111 kll<l-as HARBOR
Acting Purcheslnq Agent NEON COMPANY I nd localed 11 'lt4 II
Published Or1r1ge Coast Dally Piia!, Ju· Ralldolp~ Street, Coste Mn,, Coun!Y ol ly 20, 27, 19611 1260-68 Ot11111e, Stele cl Calltornle.
LEGAL NOTICE
flAR an f FI No. 1227,
La.n No. "m.e
NOTICE OF DEFAULT
ANQ ELECTION TO SELL
UNOER DEEO OF TRUST
NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN ~ That
FINANCIAL FEOERATION, INC., a
Oel1w1re corPOrtllon, Is Trustff or
Subsl!ruled Trust~, er Success.a• Trustee, under that certain Oet'CI of Trust e~ecu!P<I
by CAPISTRANO SAOOLE CLUjl. t• Trusfl)r, recorOt([ Ofl November 20, 1964 In
book T.!09 0111e 995, of Offldal Recorns Ir> !hf Olflce of the Recoroer ot Or1no1
County, Stale ol '•llfornl1, covarlng pro-perty !n said cour>lv.
An executed 1tcurl1¥ 1grffmtnl of the same will be dtllvtred 11\d lhe con.
1ider1llon lherefort Paid on or •lier the
31"1 div of Julv, 1968, a! 10 o'clock A.M.
ti Western Mututl Escrow, 173] Wes!clllf
Orlve, Cosio Mes~, Cam. Ccuntv of
Ora1111e, St1t1 of California.
$o f1r as known lo lhe Secured P~•IY,
&ti bu1lness namas •nit addreuas u$fd bv !he Debtor for the th•~ Ytlf1 1111 PtSI,
If dlllerent from lhe 11bov1 •rf: none.
Oeted Mav n. 19e8. Secured PerlY
Auburn E Cltrk Cecil L Clark
Vern H. Clark
Published Or•n111 Cct1I 011/v Pllol, Ju.
Iv 1'1), 1961 176.!-68
LEGAL NOTICE Thal I breech Of the oll!lg1tlcns f.,r
which such Deed of Trust r• ~curlty h1s I -----~,-.~c,-.,----occur•ed Ir> tnll payment hes Ml been
m•de of The ln11&11ment of orlneloal and CERTIFICATE OF l USIHESS, lnleres! which bet•me Cl!M' Junt 10, 19611; FICTITIOUS NAME
In tccol'Clanett with formal mOdlflcallon The undtF11Dr>ed d~• certllv she ts con. eg•Hments. 1N1 lhtl by reator> ot such ducllll!I I bu1lnt11 II •» :t.lnd SI.,
breacn the undef11tne<:I, p r e 1 e "1 NeWPOrl Beech, Catl!omla, unoer me fie·
benellcleN under s1ld Dflel ot TrYsl, ha• l!llous firm name ol THE SECOfolD TIME
e•ecute<:I an<:r dtl!~ereo to i.11ld Trus ree " AROUNO NO. 2 and that 5"!d firm Is
Wrl~~ Declerall°" cl Defaull ind Oe· comPQsed of Ille followl"9 oer1111>, Wl>c1e
mand for Salt, has dePQS!reCI Wllh sale! name In full ond 111ace ot residence I• as
Trustee such Deed ot Trust end all f.,!lowsc document1 evltter>cJng obJlgatJons ""<:ured Phyllli Melville Mllfr;s. 9?1 W. Bay
thereby, and ha1 declered and does Ave .• NeWPOr! Beach, Call!. 91641.
h•reby dtcllrt •II sum1 1ecured lllerelly Dated JuJv 17, 19"11.
fmrned!1lely due Ind has electe<:I end ooe1 Phvlll1 MelYl!le Moult
hereby ettcl lo <•use !he orocierty Stete ol C111tornlll, Ortnte Countv:
destr/be<:I In said rirco•deoc;I Oeod ot Tro1t On July 11, 1968. befl!rf me, e NGI~..,.
to be 5010 In tctordenct wl!h lh<e pro--Public !n and for ... 1d Slate, oer111n1!1y
Yls!ons lhert'of lo sallilr "'' Pbllgallons 1ooe1red Phvlll1 Mel~Tlle Merrit kllOWn lo tecured thereby, ,,.., to l)e tht person who11 r>eme 11
Oiied July I, 19118. sub1crl-!o the within !ns!rumenl 1nd
ATLANTIC SAVINGS .t.HO 1cknow1!6;itd-.ol'M! eKecu!ed !ht 11mt.
LOAN ASSOCIATION !OFFICIAL SEAL)
By: Oontkl A. HOJll!nt, Gary G. Wt$1
Prnldenl Nolarv Pullllt • C•lllornl1
Bv: 8. Gltl)Orrt, Prlnc1Ptl O!flct In
V!ce Pre1ltlen1 COIMty OI Oranoe
STATE OF CALIFORNIA I My CommlHlon Eu•trn
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES f » April 21, 1970
On July .1, !'Mt, btfore me Ille uncle•· Pub1!1ht!CI 0••11111 C"81I 01llv Piiat, J11-
slgllfd, a llOlarv l>Ubflc In '"" '"' Mid Iv 1'0, 11 •lld A1111ut! 3. 10. 1f61 I~
caunly •nd 1!1!e. PtrlOnll/Y t PPHred
Donald A. Hoskln1, known IO me 10 be LEGAL NOTICE
"" Prt•IOenr •nd o, ~SPllrfl, k-to 1-------------,,... lo be the Vl<.e Prt1ldtnl Of 1i.e COi'· P~llOfl th.ti t lecu!ed !he wl!hln IM!rU·
men, ~nowri to m.-lo be rrie person1 who
e~rcu!ed !fie wl!h!r> Jnltr\fn'lef'll Ofl lleflall
G: the c11re>orallon thtrtln ntmtd •l'ld •c·
k<IOWledved 10 me !hat 1udl corPOr11!<111
e•ecuteo !ht wltM~ lnstl'IJ~I ~F1Utnl
to !Is BY·L1ws or 1 nsolutlon at lt1
BoArd of Directors,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I II.Ive
her-eunto ~t mv hJ1111d AAd •fflll'd mv of-l!tlAI Jffl 1114! dtY llld Yt•r flrtt llbovt wfll!'1!,
(SEAL!
serne Gr•~•m Noltrv Publl< In Ind lor Slld COVl'lty tnd 111ft
Tht fereg0Tn1 OllCIY ot Notice, the
O•lt lnt1 Of which WI• flied far •KOrc:I °" JulY 16, IHI In lht otfle1 cl lt!e County
li!~r<ltr of lht cwnlY ll<!sftNleCI lher1ln, II wnl lo YO\! 11 1n •~emlr11tlon
ot me Hite 10 !ht tr\111 P'11S>fnJ IMIC•I•• you ne-. 1n Intern:! In ~ Tfll'llte't S..ls
Proc:tedll\\H. FINANCIAL FEOEltATION,
INC., 11 TtmlH
1"ubll1htd Oftntt Cl'.lfl1I Dt!1Y Piiot, J u. 1\1 70. 21 Ind Allfutt ~ 10, IHI lJ.U• ..
SUl"l!llO• COUJl:T 011 THE STATE OF CALIFOINIA FOlt THI
COUNTY 0 1'" O•ANOI! H•. A"'8U
NOTICE 0!'" Hl!:ARING OF PETITION
JSOR PROIATI!! 0 1' WILL ANO f'Olt
LEnEIS TESTAMEHTAIY
E1!•te IJf Ellen M. Klno, 0Kflaud. NOTICE IS HER E&V GIVEN Tho! EARL R. !(ING ~11 llled ~re!" I 1tllll0fl
II• Pl'tlbt!t ot Wiii Ind for ll)~anw of Le11er1 Tn11rnenl1rv fo Petltl-r.
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RENTALS
Aph. Unfurnished
General 5000
.VEN DOME
Make rese.rvationa NOW
Newly Redecorated
Close to Shopplnt. Park
Boys Club & Glr 1 Club a Spo.clowi 3 Bt'I, 2 Ba
a Swim Pool, PuY~
• Frpl, lndlv/lndry fac'll
1 IM5 An1hefm Ave.
C.M. W-28>1
RENT
3 Rooms FUrnlture
$25 Month
FULL OPTION TO BUY
No deposi t 0.1.c.
H.F.R.C.
Furniture Rent1ls
517 W. l!tth, C.M. 54S.348l .
1568 W. Lncln, Anhm 774·2800
Cost• Me11 5100
HARBOR
GREENS .
BACHELOR • UNFURN.
from $100
incl. util.
1 ·2 &:38DRM.
FURN. & UNFURN.
Heated Pools, Oilld Care
Center, Adj. to Shoppin'-
No peta allowed
2700 Petersoo Way. at Har-
bor &: Adams, CoBta M«a.
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Excellent, park -like SUr·
roundings for adults requir·
ing peace &: quiet.
Discriminative Tenants
I. 2 & 3 BDRJ.f. APTS.
POOL. NO CHILDREN
MARTINIQUE
GARDEN APTS.
18th & Ssnta Ana, C.M.
Call Mrs. Henderson 646-5542
1777 Santa Ana, Apt 113, C.M.
STEVENS VILLA
NEW • LUXURJOUS
1 & 2 BDRM. APJ'S,
Fram $130 Month
carpets, drapes, all built-
ins. Adults onJy. No pets.
:i&I. Avocado, 0.1 tl1gr. Apt. 8
NEW~Y DECORATED
Large 2 BR. with garage.
$105, Disposal. Water pakl .
Gardener.
2176 Placentia, Apt. E
Call between 2 & 5 • 63&.41'0 • LUXURIOUS 2 BR .. View.
All elec., carp., drps. GE
kitch., encl. garage, Nr. bus.
$121. 120 E. 20th.
2 BDR townhse I% be, bl~
ins, cqits, drps $141) mo
Adlts. 3005 Coolidge Apt 17
3 BR. 2 ba. All crpts. Shaw·
ing Fri, Sat & Sun. $180.
2281 Farham Dr. 646-4939
AVAIL. NOW 2 BR.. n!'w
cpls., drapes, bl!ns. Adults,
no pes. $125. 548-6769
\VALK to markets 22nd &
Newport. No pets. Adults. I
Br upper, neat. $90, 646-3750
1 BR. Pri patio wfw crpts, .,,,.. Elec kit' No
children/pets. $1JO. 548-1322
$80 MODElRN 1 br duplex 1
or 2 adults, no pt"t.!i, avail
Aug 1. 54~153 . --
Newport Beach S200
2 BR, open beamed, cpts.
drps, fireplace, bet. ocean &
bay, Avail far adults leasing
al $160. Sept 1'1. Appl.
673-3882
NEWPORT Riviera A v a i I
7/27. 3 Br. 2~ ba. pool & ,.,, p,, OK "35 mo.
642-2307
2 Br., nr ocean, cpts, gar.
tl45 yrly, avail Sept. 1st.
Furnished or Unfumished.
1281!.i 461h St. 548·8379
YRLY 2 br, Upper, cpts,
drps, sundN:k. $165: Bach apt $90. ~5&)()
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New~ Beach 5200 Rooms for Rent 5995 -
EASTBLUFF COOL, airy room ln prtv.
home: ldtch. privil., phoc1C1
FOR LEASE In room. Employed lady
pr t>f e rr e d. Wnt CM.
11 N.w Prfftl9e 646-1393
To wn Home s SLEEPING room. Men oni)',
non • •moktr: Refs req'd.
Cold Meidallon all f!ledlic South ol HWl', CdM. $20 wk.
livini Ir private palio 6~114 a.It G • DELUXE, men onl)t, prl• 2 bedroom -+ den & 3 bed~ home, ns per week room with 2 or 214 baths 546 ..... -• Your own large 2-car garage. NICE Rm ., good loc. 0:.n-
Automatic door opener avail. genial home. $55 \Vlth
• kitchen privil. 5-\S-5998
Dishwa:-J'ier, drapes, carpeta ROOr.1 With private entrance
& l11ndry facilities. & 1>atlo. 5 min. to beach.
Ref1ige:rators available. 612-1964 • l BR in new pri.,.atl! home.
'Your person1tl key to pool. Cio.w to shopping. $60 mo. • or $15 week. 646-2042
Rent riarting al $250 mo at • Guest Homn 5991
845 AMIGO WAY
NEWPORT BEACH PRIVATE Room for am·
bulatory lady, Good food.
Back' 81y S240
Nice surroundings. 548-4753
REAL ESTATE
X~T location. Heated pool 2 General
Br. Adults. Na pet.!i, Refs. Income Property 6000 548-4845 •
NEWPORT BEACH
Corona del Mir 5250 • TRAVELODGE • 1967 Gross $110,000; 1968 Ap-
prox, gross $.125,000. Owner
}S~~~~ moving to Glendale. Price
$525,000.
C. R. GANGI
642·1615 6'15-l6b'9 EVES. ON TEN ACRES 6 Houses on comm. acre, l &: 2 BR, Furn &. Unfum
from Sl50 mo. Frplcs I Pri/ room for more. 165-169 E.
Patios I Pools. Tennis . Con-21st. Costa Mesa. Do not
disturb tenants. Prine. tnt'.l Bk!st. 9 bole Putt/
Green. only. By 01vncr 1-758-0328
9CXl Sea Lane, CdM 644-2611
{Mac.4 .. !hur nr. Coast Hwy) Busine11 Rental 6060
2 BDRMS. 1% baths. heated Medic•I or
pool. $185 Mo., yearly Professional Suite Avail. now. 644-1130 in Orange. 74147 E. Chap1nan.
$165. 2 BR. Corooa High. Approximately 25c per sq. ft.
lands. Patio, lndry. Adults, l<<'Y at 42 Plaza Sq., Orange.
673-4132 Eves-weekenW; Rltr. 646-SSll
BEAUT. Modern 3 BR ap t, *PRESTIGE STORE* near beach. Canyon view. ln prime location. Month to mo. $275. 673-1244 2500 Sq, ft. Air
cond. Set! at 1801
Lido Isle 5351 NC\\.'JlOrt BJ.,.d., Costa -·-M~ or Call r.1r. Ward
STEPS TO BAY & SHOl='S 642-8484
Lg: 2 BR .. study, 2 ba, Lse BALBOA ISLAND for lease. Adults. 673--7502, 673-3389 Store or office space to
~untington Beach 5400 000 sq . ft , 675-2005
SPLIT level 3 Br. 1% bB all Office Rental 6070
elec bltins dswhr, dis pl,
crpl.!,_ drapes. Encl gar & LAGUNA BEACH
Air Conditioned
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carport. Patio, pool & trplc.
CaU 536-3~911 ON FOR.ES'i' AVENUE
2 BR., pool, sundeck: encl. Desk-spaces available In
newest of lice building at garage: 2 blks. from ocean. prin1e location in downLOwn Aipply: 305 10th St. Apt. C Laguna Beach. Air condi·
tioned. carpeted. beautiful
L1gu.n1 Be1ch 5705 paneled partitioning. Two
entrances: Frontage on
LO'l"JELY 2 br 2 ba view apt Forest Ave., rear leads to
wi th garage. No steps. Lse MuncipaJ. parking lots. $50
$1 75 mo. 4M-7891 per month for space. Desk
NEW Delux lge 2 BR, 2 BA, and chairs available for $5.
N. Laguna, 1 blk ta ocean & Business hours answering
seFVice available for $10. park. Lease. -494--4060 eve All utilities paid except
telephone. Rentals Wanted 5990 DAILY PILOT -··---. 222 FORF.ST AVENUE
e NOTICE e LAGUNA BEACH
REAL TORS & RENTORS 494·94fi6
The Hou.sing Office of Univer· Air-Condit ioned
sity of California, Irvine, is Offices & Desk Space
expanding its li.$ting service with central secretarial. zer-
far ofi-cam1~s rentals. Real· ox ruid telephone answering tors & private owners are 5€rvice, up to 2,000 sq. ft . encouraged to include suit· TI1e Mutual Bldg. able married & single stU· 2863 E. Coast Hwy, CdM dents & facully accomoda· Call !I. /\iV to 5 Pj\.t fi754070
lions in our Wes. Write or ---· ---
phone for • lisllng form FOR-RENT
from: Housing Officr, Li· Approx. 450 Sq. 1''1. carpeted
brary Administration Build· & drapes, air-cond.
ing, U.C. Irvine, Irvine, Cali* MARINER'S BLDG.
1515 WestclUf Dr .. N.B. fomia, 921664. Contact Mrs. Rainio 642.-400) Phone: TI4: 83J.6811
SECRETARIAL SERVICE
* URGENT * Modern offices, carpets, air
YOT~IG Lady with multiple cond . perking. From $65 per
Jclerosis and well behaved month Orange County Bank
C.ermanSbepherd com. Bldg. 230 E. 17tb St., Costa
panion needs an unfumlshed Mesa 642-1485
one bedroom house or apBrt• EXECUTIVE Orflce suHe,
ment with fenced or encl-320 Sq. II. Gll'.'ndale ,Fed
osed yard, C»d HuntingtUn Bldg, CdM. Reasonable.
Beach !ocation prrJerrcd. 675-5444
Reasonabll! rent please, am SUITES AVAILABLE $50 &
"' fixed income, Pho"' u~. 1770 Orange Ave. C.M. 536-4937 if no ans. ph 536-2225 54'6773
BUSINESS Woman needs 1 BEACI-I & Slater stort-s for "' unfurn Apt. CM , lease. 1050 sq. ft. -800 sq. Ne;..'J)Ort. Corona del Mar, fl. (213) 382-23!n I-runt Bch or Laguna. To
$100 mo. Gar or carport
necesaary. 642--0086 after 5 lnduttri1I Rent1I 6090
pm .. ..
4200 SQ. Ft. In modem con-WANTED: Corona del .Mar crete building M-2 zone $300 unfurn leue. 2 or 3 Br. "''· mo. £213) 434-5082 with gar, closed yard nee.
for 1 am child. $200. 675-4693 Lott 61CMI
WANTED furn ished 1 or 2 -·-BR h003e or apt for 3 to 4 Q(EAN .VIEW LOTS mos. starting August. Cou.
pie & baby. <l!H-4338 80 x 135 \evl'l ........ $24.500
2 or 3 BR house Eastside SOx 120 level ........ S17,000
Costa Mo,. "' Nt'WPQl'I 70x101 ............... $10,00)
Beach t,o $150 642-8748 UndeTgl'OUnd util -terms
1 BR Apt. Furnished or un-R. Nattrei;s Rltr. 642-1-485
furnished. Gar. ~fs. Days PORTAFlNA LAGUNA
646-6232-Eve 962-8307 Panoramic View Lolli
White water and coasl·
lint' viewa MANY IOOl<DERFUL OP· <126 Nycs Pl•oe
PORTUNITIES have ,,_ . Lagunll fkuch
171<1) 4!H·93S8
dl5coven!d In ClassUied Ads. PARTIAL Ocean view; Cor-
Tum back to "Buaneu Op. on• del Mar. Choice 0'1lze
lot NOT Jenaebold. Lovely ~des"NOWI trees. 673-2010 Rctlltor.
2 LOTS on Santiago, NB
cUb, tenna: ~ tnide. Fee
BUSIEl'T -Jaco "' clmpla. 6*-8565 ..... ,,,. DAILY PILOT PUCE 10Uf want ad where
Clullfled _ ..... Savo they are looktnc -OAJLT
PILOT clua!'1f'd 642-5671
mooey, time a elf(lrt. 1.oo)t
DIAL cllr.ct "2~ 0>11St nawl!I ,.... ood, -"' ....... Uatei to th• IJbcme rlql
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~-REAL ESTATE BU SS ond ANNO' EN IS
6-neral -FINANCIAL and NOTICE~
Ranches 6150 Bua. Opportunltl• 6300 Announc:emenh 6411 -
RANCH HOME ACTIVE ASSOCIATE Llfeth HHlth Studio
lloapltn.Uty is Our Motto
3 bL'(ll'Oom1 1tnd swimmln& FREE STEAM wrm
pool. lnclud111 2 bedroom IMMEDIATE SWEDISH MASSA.OE
guest house and 8 stall barn. Open wkd)-1 10 am· ll pm
Northeast 011\u;Un on 3 •c-INCOME Sunda.y1 10 am • S pm
res af Jt'ntlY sloping land 519 E. Broadway
entirely tvietid. $98 ,500. ~·or Looking for experienced bu~ Loo& Beach CtU) QMOlll
further infonmltion please tness man With lmag\n•tion,
call Glenn Thompson with aood penona1ity, to join aa· Funerals 6412
Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc. gressive mar1<e.ttnc ...,.
1818 W. Chapman Ave. with real ability. Located WESTMINSTER Oranj:e, OaJH. Orange County. MM we lit"-
S41-26Zl, Eves-wknds 538-6727 lect must have $15,000 cull MEMORIAL PARK
to invest which entitles him Mortuary & Camelooy
Acreage 6200 to good !lalary, benefits + Co'"f,l•te funeraJt -share of profits etc., which rom $245 AnENTION should return considerably
mo"' lhan "'"re invest· CetMte~ lot1 DEVELOPERS & ment first yea.r. No selling, from$ 30
INVESTORS age no barrier. We train. Includea Ehdowment care * 80 LEVEL ACRES * Write giving all particulars Everythlnc in one be&utitW
Jde11.Uy located in high-dry about yourself. Please gi.,.e p.lace means ~ cost.
desert (no smog problerps, phone number. Sales Manag-No trafitc problems.
wonderful dry.air!) L evel "· 1-4801 Beacb, Westm.b:lster
land, pump &: well on prop. BOX M·163 531-1725 893-ml
erty. Just 18 miles East of .fhe Daily Pilot Cemetery Loh 6411 Barstow (where great ex-
panslon has already be.gun!) WHY Work fvr 11omeone WILL Sacrifice • Space 90 man ~ made Lak es ln else? Be -yoor own boAe! Family Plot. Harbor Rest area! Ideal for resor t You can have your own Memorial Pa.rk CM. d eve lopm e nt, alfalfa yardage shop in the heart of Call roll. evec (213) 591-2080 growing, fish raising, etc. C.M. A natlll'al for someorie . .. opportunities boundless. who likes to sew and make Memor i1I P1rk1 6421 '111is is a rare afiering, af· money. $5.000.00 to a:et in -fording the investor a great includes $8,000,00 Inventory 2 D~IRABLE Plots "' future! Personal cireu.m· Harbor Rest Memorial Md fixtures, THE REAL stances force this sale: oth-ESTATERS -54&-2313 Park. Will sacrifice, $350.
smaller parcels avail· 612-1535 call 8:30 AM lo 5 er,
able below market value. Investment Oppor. 6310 PM
Call owner; 847-6640 Eves/
Weekends. SERVICE OIRECTORY
7.59 ACRF.S, Barstow. Calif. Excellent ~uto Repairs 6530 H w y ft6 frontage. $250 dow Tax Deduction $40 mo. $4.800 fUll price, Garage 1talla for "tent. INVESTORS SPECIAL CTI4) 962--4766 a!t 6 pm. HOists, air compreaoor 6
4 Units · all rented accessories. 842-6020 BUSINESS and 2 -Two Bdrms, 1 bath
FINANCIAL :! • Three Bdrms, 2 ba ths B1by1ittln1 6550
Bus. Opportunities 6300 6 yrs old, newly painted
MATURE girl aged. 22. Ex:. good location, Costa Mesa
Ch\·ned by Loan Company per. w I 2 years w/mentally AFFILIATE retarded children I 2 yrs aa INVE$TOR MUSf SELL
Monthly Income ~XI nu~s aide. Reference..
MANAGER Excellent Loan I-lave transp, ~9'588 after 4
PM S:ti.000 cash Required any reasonable terms
Orange Count:Y based fran· hill price $39.500 MOTHER Of 3 will babysit
chise marketing &. sales EASTBLUFF her home days or evenings.
company seeks a partner/ Vic. of Edwards &.. Edlna:er, REALTY HB 897-9762 manager for this o!fice, Ex·
pansian program requires 2414 Vista Del Oro WILL babysit. E xc e 11 e n t
the services of a competant. Newport Beach care. Rea.s. Eut.side CM. Ph. 644-1133 reliable, sa!eS oriented in· ' -646-9073
dividual with a background RELIABLE babysitting my of past successes. Franchise -home any hours, 548-2-478.
exper. helpful but not man-Real Estate Lo1n1 6340 Ask for Nancy Pratt
datory as present mgr. will ClflLD Catt, my home. By work closely with this of· BORROW on Your Equity dray or wee k. Vlc 16th & Private 2nd Mortg. money ""'· Free appraisal. No oblig. Newport, CM 642-4964
This i& M UJIUS\lal opportu· BABYSITTING in your home nity for a sophisticated. sin· ALSO
90 % Ist TD loans to $71,500 by the week. perm. You cere, aggressive thinker ta Se1ving Orange Cnty 18 yrs, furn . transp, 642-1407 join with a establishC!d org. Sattler r.tortgage Co., Inc. th'at is fast becoming recog-Brick, Matonry, etc. nized naUooally, 336 E 17th St., Costa Me:.a
Qualified person wUI . draw S42.21n 54>-0611 6560
S~ e wk. sal. + 50% of BRICK. Concrete, Clrpentry the prorils which should tar Found fFr .. Ado) 6400 Custom Cabinet.!i, Small jobs exceed the invstmnt in the OK. Free Est. 962.s!WS first year. FEMALE Sheltie, brown and
If you can qualify, have lhe whi te. Appears to be young. Builden 6570 req. funds & are ready to Vic. of Edinger & Warner,
roll up your sleeves to go 0 If 0 t Magnol i a , REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS
to work immed. -Wrile 841--7/20 CABINEI'S. Any slle job.
23 yrs exper. .. .. 113 about yourself, in d e Is i I BOYS 20" bike July 8. (give phone no.l & you will Corner Narcissus & c" Cabinetmaking 6580 be contacted for a personal Hwy CdM. Owner please interview, All replies ;, identify 646-2561 CUS'T'OM kit. ca binets. strictest ronfidence. Write
to: P.O. Box 90;, Costa T RI.COLORED Australian blhrm. pullmans, fonnica
Mesa, calif. Shepherd (Border Collie) tops exc. work reas. 847-9832
CANDY SUPPLY Vic, Fairground11 & High
Sc~I. C.M. 5-45-0076 C.trpenterlng 6590 ROUTE FOUND: Small blk & wht -a NO JOB TOO SMAIL a <Part or Full Time ) part Springer SpanleJ -Mesa Residential -Induetrial Olin-Excellent income for few hrs. Verde area. 642-3165 weekly work (Day or Eves) mercial. Repair &. remodel.
refilling and collecting mon-Lost Reasane.ble. Lie, bonded, in· 6401 BUl'Cd, f>Y fron1 coin operal«f dis-
pcnsers in your area. {Hiin· $.'JO REWARD. Male black & e 952-1916 e 962·83TI a
dles Nalionally Aduertised white shaggy mutt, 4 yrs, Carpenler, $4 per hour
Snacks end Candy Bars. I med size, no tags, name Remodeling -Repair
$1350 To $5390 cash requir-Igor, near Saddlegack lml, 5311.3900 after 5 PM
ed, For personal in tervlew: Laguna Beach, 494-8862
send name. address an d BROWN Alligator bilHoJd in Cement, Concrete 6600
phone number to:
TRANS.WESTERN phone booth next t o CEMENT Work, all kinds,
DISTRIBUTING CO. Albertson's mkt, 19th & Instant credit -all major
590 N. AZUSA AVE. Herb. Rew. 642-7890 credit cards incl oil cards
COVINA, CALIF. 91722 PART-Irish settor found in honored. 12 Mos to pay.
CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE vie. Santa Ana Ave . .,. Reasonable. 530-4644
Man or woman to restock Mesa Dr. Flee collar ,and FL 0 0 R ~Walks-Patios • new type coin dispensers leather collar. 642-4816 Expoled Rocks. E x p • r t
with high quality package LOST : blk., male Cockapoo: Workmanship. 642-8514
candy products without giv. Del Mar St., CM. Ans. to CUSTOM PATIOS A ing up prcsenl POGilion. No "Herman" 642-7914 Block walla. Also cooor't'te selling. Dependable person BOY Sblack rim prescription sawing &: removal. 842-1010. CM '"" VERY H I G H glasses Maio a High CEP.1ENT Work, all typel. near ElARNTNGS. Requires $900 School 842-2745 No job too small. Free est. to $3500 cash for. immediate
gold charm H. STUF1.JCK 548-8615 start. Write for personal in-LA DIES
terview, giving ph o n e bracelet. Reward. Licensed -Qu1lity number lo lnter·Statc Dist. 842·2745 Cement work. -Co .. 455 E . 4th S. Suite 206, NEW green stingray bike. Salt Lake City. Utah 8-4111 Mariner's Library, Reward! Child Coro 6610
NlIT\ilLLE, U.S.A. ia now 642-3;39 CHILD & ''""""°" ..... ting applicationa '"' "'" franchises in Orange Coon-1WIN blue baby· stroller Vjc prcgram. 80c Per hr •• Bal
Log Bch ....... Art Jsle Community Methodist ty. Locations are waiting in Festival. Reward. 837-2t38 Anaheim, Laguna Be h , Church, US Agate, Bal Isle.
Balboa Island &. other areas, GREEN Schwinn 10 speed lO to •• Mon .... Fr! .
St<l .950 Calih req. Full y bicycle. Reward. 842-2745 675--0950
secured Invest. s hou l d Per1on1l1 6405 SPF.CIAL Summer program.
return 1st yr. Call for appt Ages 2'At to 6. 8 a.m. to 5:30
&U-m3 or write to 1617 FLY TO CATALINA p.m. Sl8 wttk. Clavls
Westclill Dr .. Suite 210 DAILY FLIGHTS FROM Montesorri Schools, 1525 N.
Newport Beech, Cal. 92660 santa Ana , C.M. 646-3706. ORANGE COUNTY AIR-
UNIQUE FRANCHISE PORT. Catalina -Vegat Contractort 6620 For men & women w1th mgt A1rline3. a f>t&.fl6ll
ability. No exp; we tnilit. PHONE PAL* Oon't Bungr. this Job Offered by International SAFE & INEXPENSIVE ~ mont.";Y you're spending Ytiniage Fair. $15,001 to MEF:I' BY PHONE i.s )'(lUt O'ft\. Frff_ ftt. 15 125.000 invst """"' retall P.O. Box 4193, Irvint 926&4 yn. Xlnt 1erviect. New con-81orc in flUOC w\lh this fam· PENOL Portraits done $12. atruedon. Addn'r. RemdcL ous Co. Jim 0w(!flS, ~7 Send black Ir white photo & Tom Camey Bldr. HlO w .
SERVICE Flu!t & Fold m,o. to w. F. Oe:Fr11te, 2785 COM! Hwy., NB 642-63l6,
LAUNDROMAT Est11.bll1hed Solana Way, Laguna Bch. 673-2473
U yra 11.t 788' W. 19th Co8ta ALCOHOLICS ............. IJ(ensed Ointractor Mesa. netting $1300. LQns Harbor ..... Phone 673-ml Re&idenUal -O>nuaercial IMae. tult ~pie. Owners P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mell. Malnt l Rtpah 1'" !lot ret1r1na. LI ,.._, T AM 6 ~ P.M. DYNAMIC FRIENDS
With 8t_trUng quatlt18 tor Additionl * Remodel•
NEW PRODUCT tltOlle who can. $39.33(1. Fred H. Gmrlct, Li<.
673-60ll * 5&21!0
New ........... program Announcements 6410
11100 ln\•tntoey. Al Jarv\1 Bahl & Smlth Bldg:. Contr. C11'110I Loylnt I
m•ricttlng director 6.t2·9752 Ro~r6626 now con11:tntcllng a Gold
DW 1!42-S11 MM!.alUon Home at 432 CARPET • Uc. OinftCltor
For Da.il>' Pilot Want Ads. Mendoza Ttrriu:e. O>rooa .n .,.., ... !t'tt -.. Hi,a:bla.ndil, Corm• del Mar -11 •-"'P
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FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES
TO SERVE YOU
Here's How You Ca11 Use
Our Famous Dlme-A-Unes
e NEWPORT BEACH •••• 2211 B1lbo1 Blvd.
e COSTA MESA .•..•• , • • • • . • 330 Wost Bey
• HUNTINGTON BEACH ... 309 Fifth Str11t
e LAG.UNA BEACH ...•.. 222 Forest Av1nue
e Iring them or mall th•m with correct ca1h
r to one of our 4 convenient offlcn.
• No Comm1rcl1I Ads Allowed e EKh Item mu.t be priced with no Item over
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, l)eeda work $2$. 541)..5129 S25 L o v e I y p e a c o c k molQr $25 4'' jointC'r $25 rebuilt $22.50, V a c u u m wilh posts and 1>tingere. 3 $25 .. Table and aUach.ments custom ott white linen with Dia.bes Sc • lCk:. Children's
ED n; [)rftser and minor blu~ h~h b a c k l\!ot~r and stand tor ume sweeper rebuilt $10. Law11 bed framea $1.00 each, Sl5. His and Hera dresaer hardware $2'5 ea. 673-B809 books Sc • lOc. Teenage
$20 Chest drawers $15 PiDg nnugahyde dtair $25. 318 SIO Sharp bleed('_r type $flrAy edJ?e1· elecuic $6. 54g..1165 548-5360 with mirror $2(), 4 drawer I ~°""=,,.-,,--~~-~-I clothes .25c 4}0. Je\\·elry Sc
pong table Sl5 Batttl.nette Visl:n Baya 548-TI98 f,~~ Twith quick chan~e cup V.I.P. Size 14_16 resort, CUSTO~f made fully lined chesl $15, Desk witli desk POWER !\lower with catcher • 25c. Goll clubs 50c • S2.
j no. 548-4246 STEAMER Trunk SS Boy's ""'" r a n s J o r n1 e r for l'areer and alter 5 clothes, 3 rose-beige draperies 35 ft light $20. Old high back • craftsnlM rffl type $15. Bags 5lk. Sboes lOc • 2::ic. ·r;;Mm Tru nk $10 bike $4 :l !IP 1urntable. motor Cr11.fltimun rot1try shaver S2 piece knit suits were $120 wideo by 96" hlgh, needs chair ns. Dresser with mir-673-8809 Puneg 25c. Car f.'OOler S3.
Steamer lnlnk $10 Pla'nlcr and pick-up $1 Ttthlc l!!f;s 4 ~!n~lo~~~,;~-S12:i ~~~h'.1 now $25. Lite weight wooI cleaning S15. Muttress for nir S.15. 30" a:as range S25. REMINGTON p 0 rt able Aquariu1n $2. 442 E. fut,
boxes with rtomrs $15 each --Sl. Dani.Sh style couch .. -... knit dresses $7. Lined linen 1wln bed with 00 box spring, Library table wJlh drawer typewriter with case ns. Newport Bead!.. MS-7831
!Maple table $25. 4 Maple frame SS 40" x '40" nt>w win. ~917~llybrooke, C • M · dresses S5. Gorge o u a good condition Sl.50. Shower $10. Old kitclK:n table with 673-8800
chairs ~ each. Plaster dow fran1e fl.SO 28" door sweaters S2 to SlO. Lots of door SL New brn dress, site drawers SlO. Electric sewing I ~=""::,,, _______ )COLONIAL brus andiroos
pillar and cap n s. Two Hi-fl $2.:x> New shadow boxes s2 WESrlNG HOUSE \Va11her, separales Sl -$5. Many 9 s7.25. Summer hat bot pink mach.ine with c 0 I 0 n i a I BASKETBALL set-Up for hip and tools Sl.5. 3 rattan bar
speaker corv;ole&, new $25 New acoust1c til"6 5c each. looks good, is good $25. Apl i!en1s new, hes! labels. For with white polka dots $3. Maple cabinet $25 each. roof or other, like new stools 24" $15. BonBon ad-
• each. 4 track tape deck and lfO car ttack S3 f'ormica size gas range $25. 2114. the! junior figure size 3-9 Long h 0 s t e a 5 gown, Large end table $5. Tree $12.50. 673-8809 !'!t~; .chaise. new $12.
I pre-.amp $25 Ta_pe recorder table ST Past~es 11s.5 Continental Ave., C'.M. skirls, 91'.'eaters, dresses S2 • gorgeous print, si?:e 9 nt.2S. lamp $6, Swag lamp with UPHOI:BTERING fabr ic , .,_..
I $5. 1115 Via Undine Lick. Jsle. nk • $10 M I ff t--~-• li I I====--~~~~ ~ Refrigerator G,E, $2(1 Bed rai!li 50c ~eling wood ARCHERY Wail rack S7 675-39W Immeflse tree size planter ...,,ain · ape co ee &Co ....... .,.. nen n KENMORE washer $.25. 2
.. Girl'1 20" bicycle fl5 Pole sticks Jc Snuke cage Sl Bird Kenmore wash<'r, n ee d s 1 ~==-~~-~~-SS. 5'1~397 table $7. Gos.sip chair table warm grey stripe S2 yard. gold chairs $25 ea c b,
[!lamp l.5 Infants se1&t n In-cage 50c work $IS Min1oograph $25 CONE backed Spanish dining JENSE no. Fire «:reen wilb brass 673-8800 64&-0027
1' . 11 2 oo1 I~~=~~~~-~~ ,_ I I II ,., Id I 2 $ 0 · N 8 p e a k er and accessories ~11• Mahogany '-,,.,,--.,,,-..,-.,..--~~-, a,nt swmg .50 st s SS Wl-IITE Naugahyde Dan·>sh ....,ve y 1nap c wa rack $23 c • .;.Jrs go ve vet seat , 2 ab' 1 l'k l 170 ~ MAR.OON sofa. n .o. Beige "CAR ra•'· for ,,.,,. _ •-•'--Clo,., t p .. c Sch . bo ~" b'k c ine, l e nc1v, cos ' record cabin"(,,-. Book,.,,,.~ . ,_..., ... ,,. IUJUUVLW> $5 um~ antenna SS couch, excellent sha"" IT>. l1><:S 1amper $1.50 on-eaUJ, ' wum ys •• 1 e sell f $10 A I · f · " """"' cha1r $10, White vinyl chair ..,,.,.._ __ _., $5 ·~ ~n
Ul vi_, I 115 , .. • t f al •20 ~Win i b' t2d or ' mp 1 ier $5. N00• new Pco•tor ·-•~• ~· tra Ulet amp Elcc-Child's .,,..hitl' na:ugahydc oons 01· r t or? " l'ach .,,,,. a u ca inc oors changer, tuner, tuner needs ..... ,_ $10, White vinyl chair $10, ·
trlc heater SS Auto jack Sl Danish rocker $5 Bras• 2 Girl's dresses. tops, size . greal for l.lgly T.V. C06I trol 17 V . toaster SS. Covered wagon matching ottoman ss, 3 IO couch, brown and
1"12 ~. 1125 n~ 125 Futu '"'I• XlS con · ariety 0 f lamp ". R .. ~, ,·-• flo so b .. d Footstools$5St.ainlesssteel lighl pol• lamp 17 2 t"~· u-, .,.n.."--$2,.546-3341 , , r.,..._ d .....,._ ,..... ,,_ "" """""' u= bedspreads $10, playswing orange~· . n.u1,;ker an
.late -• "~-acb g so ... · trike $9. Red and blue Laroe recor s """ -SOc ....... ilwen's 16 Cr f • 18" f J $'"so "'" e """e · · x quolse occasional chairs, BABYLI NE Crib and mat-... toys 10c _ 40. Dolls 50c . 75c. mO\\•er · a tsman s no. 675--0S66 ootstoo ...,. all like new. .. t' 13 F'----1 1. h suitcases cost $40 each yours ,--• mower n--•, adJ."'bn ~u-tab!• $J so "".8JTI ,w ll'C "1Ul'l:'scen ig t good condition $10 ea ch. trt>ss $1S Station Wagon si•c Paper-c'·· lOc • ~-. Two ~""" · t't:\.I "" g 6' WOOD •1'9 !add-12. ""'' ....., ..... · · ""-, • .$1 ed · $15, each. Smart new blue ""' """ """ $12 4 metal f !din cb · "" 'J ,fixture As::sort pamt $2 Maple night stand $5 2 tur-car top carrier, 40x63", SlS and green lamp 42.. high jump seats, excellent cond· Sl ~ac.h. Colem~ ov~n a:~·~ garden he Sl. p u ah GIGANTIC round aquarium ~qt.
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Garden tools U-$3 Car quol.Se and white mosaic end Sleeping bag, 3 _p 0 u n d yours $15. l!E Via Undine, dilioo Sl and $2. Bassinrtle burner Coleman st-·e 15 brooms 50c, metal indoor S25. Stand $25. Extra equl~ r.c:e er $2 u;~th1er s.tee?~! tables SS each .. 297 Nassau Dacron 88 Jill and built in Lido Isle, 67~3948 $2. Baby clothes, shJcs 8 eacb. Baby bed, no m";ttress clothes dryer 50c, n1etal men.I. 1 gallon brine shrimp
,d.,., e cover .... I ot a1hanr •~,~ l ~R~d~·~· ;;C~.,~l.~54:.:;,...;;.'0~1'-~-polyvinyl g«1und cloth, used D!SflES 2• mornh.s, one year lOc. 25c. $8. y_,, o\d wood rocker ironing board $1. Large eggs for tropical llsh $25.
ryer, new S25 Doqr d e, ORJGIN twice SU.50. 1140 Corona -:>e-$1 Pans 25c-S4 Almost new baby crib. nnid ~·J alwninum roas1> ...... nan $1. C.M. 2 lock SJ AM/FM radio and AL Oil paintj.ngs. Lane Cl'! Waffle iron $5 T.V. trays••· ll2, '.··• 11 ... ll3' Ch'"le~ston $20. 2 old O\lal picture ..... " ;:c;;;:.=~~=-=-~
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-·-"" fro A MINOLTA 2 Irons $l-$2. Board $2.50. St Saturda 1" • ""1712 "" valet S4 Electric shoe Pl 2 f Flouresecent light tubes $1 m. II subjects $7-S25. Autcord, , %. sq., Canisters $1.50 2220 Pacific , Y ..,.... . ..,....,... shaped couch, 12 foot over-. otures OZ' $25. $15 each.
ee.ch. Roman pedestal $15. ~mes Dfro~ $1-$3. 628-S. ~;:3 ~i8IJC S~ ~ase SlO. Ave., c.r.1. Sat._ Sun. CAR bed S7, Stroller $5, Bug-all $25 each. Full bed, com-~is'::se$4i2~~30w!,~= ~~~.r~~~·:b~~$~~~
; lOO Kings Pl., N.B. Sat-Sun etta r., range 633--0516 · ertoo, . . GfJU.'S 26 .. 3 apeed bike SlO gy S9, C!:ib U5. Baby sw ing plete with bookcase head-nd dr . IO-l2 $1
16-4 PLASTIC Pool with mt'tal PROVINCIAL Sora s 2 o Hol ,.,., 0 .. a 1 _ k ,. n g $5, Food warmer S2. Bottle board $20. Ce.ramie tile in-a esses si?e Twin bed box $10 Double 1 ..:::...:----~----l " • 12 5 11 . each, Naval uniforms sire mattress, box IJ0. Oiair TRIPLE Bed frames .$10 sides, 2~i ft. by 12 ft. SlO Upholstered chairs S7 each beodspread S8 Pink twin warmer . ma cha.tr 50c, laid table wilh record com-42 $20 Sp . ta
[Modem
--~·y end Cartridge pool filter $25 Mahogany stereo Hi-ii S25 bedsp--•-11 e'"h. Early Baby scale $7, \Valker n, partment SlO. Upholstered · ea., erti sun mp S2.SO. Clock radio $12.50. .,_..,._, cb .. ,,......,, ..... lronin board 12 M $15, lots of goodies lOc to $1. Orange stool $2.50. Ironing
•tables, needa reLinishing $4. Pool emicals {asoorted) Recor!i player $5 Breakfast American dining light fix-g • any black swivel rocker S15. 208 39th St NB 673-6704
, Antique painted accent table $2. Craftsman ratchet or pie table, collapsible lure S8. 2 sol.id Maple bar books 25c -S2, Bar stools S20 Piano bench SS. Dishes 5c • · · · board $5. Copper warmer S5.
r ~ Girl's vanity table, needs solid-die set S20. Baby leaves $(i !\la pie cabincl $15. stools SS each. Con-ee.ch, Tri-f>Q\ver set-up for $1. Seve.i·al crysta1 glasses CHAMPION Shetland Sheep Fl.Ir jacket S25. 19" TV and
painting S6 6• 18 .. table with stroller S5. Garbage disposal 427 San Bernardino Ave., temporary walnut pole lamp early Olds $25. Sunday only. 7:.C each. Old antique center dog, AKC S25. 673-1074 stand $22.50. Fox scarf $25. J
h110 drawers $8. 3 0 o 9 SlO \\o'edding gown, size 5-6 N.B. 64&-9754 Sl5 Table lamp $2 Pictures, 3124 Barba<bl Pl. C.l\J. table S20. New drape1:y 3 PIECE brown sectional $25, formal dresses US each,
Harding Way, C.M. 54~1963 SlO. 56-3622 llCA Televi.sio11, 21 tnch Lilll-landsca]l('s and seascapes New toastmaster grill $9. material 25c yard. Upright each section, erid table $1S. 3105 Barbados, C ' M ·
• X 6 RED Th 13 SO 1 11-.. 0 ""'' $2 SIS M • u t d Unusual gl•00 f•ame m>'r· vacuu1n cleaner $6. Modern 962-8584 545--3101 HI-Fl m. Sterilizer S5 row rug . . so e ;i. ,,...,...,.,,,_ -en s go car an ...,., • Rocker $IO 2 exercisers S13 2 Small red circle iringed rug ANTIQUE White youth bed bag SS Men's new hlack suit rored border 40 x 59 bargain walnut bunk beds, with lad-2 T\VIN size mattresses with BUNNIES, Dutch, Siamese
Sl 50 Ladies dresses and 4.0L cost S80 sell S20 2 $18. O!.d heavy beveled edge dcr, no mattress S25. J box springs S15 each se-t. 75c -S2. 54.!'Hl965
J.a.rnps $6.1249 Watson, C.M. ~ $1 ,~ M Rowid mirror 30", beveled ', • mirror ~". Holl'"·~ '·d Bigelow Walkaki carpets 540--0529 suits .......... ·14 cord tan edge S4 \Vestinghouse in· men s sportscoats 40L, $5 ........ """"" ""' Electric Frigidaire dryel' COLLIE, 2 year male $25 to
18 INCH television with at.and
$10. 962-37!H
CRIB SlO, 5trol1er $5, Hi
cha1.r $3.50. gas heater S25.
hair dryer $6, '65 Mustang
rl~ $2, perfect llub caps
S3, power mower, doesn't
run SlO. 185 Flower, Costa
Mesa
22 AIR rlne with scope sight
and amo $24. Texu Hunting
hOrn S3, Unfinished stCfr
ho1n 75c, cylinder records
SU. golfhock 50c, Jong C
bugle, Snake River Elk
Bugle $4, pair antique aut1J
Kerosene lamps SIS. tread
rubber for 5 tires $5, leather
22 rille scabbard 75c, spJn..
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timer motor sf.SO, Hunter
•vest s1.oo. 675--5622
t.UN'S 3 speed bike w/rack
$22. Ladies ice skates ;2.
646-3€80
CLOTH~. some never wom,
originals and better clothes:\
Dress U -$15. Skirt& S1 one.
O::iat SS. size 9-11, LI s-6000.
939 Evergreen Pl. C.M.
KEN?.10RE au to ma tic
washer, excellent condition
S25. Trailer hitcb S2. Datsun
4 speed transmission $25.
17" tire and wheel $2,
847-811S
75 LB ice box for boat,
camper or trailer, blue $15.
Car top carrier $4. 548-6731.
:.!41'l F. Elden, C.M.-
APT size
64&-7975
refrigerator $25.
EXHAUST fan $10, CIJllege
cype metal folding chair $10,
642-n63
· jackl't S2 Sweaters $1-$2 stand hot dog cooker $1. each Slacks S2. Ladies Karpen, special innerspring (heavy pile) S20 each. S25. Ridge type ventilator, 2' good home. 54&-9965
ROI'OBROIL And table $2{1 Arnel wiglet brown $3 4 _ P 0 8 t er b e d s le ad , yello\v coat, size 10, SlO. 1633 box spring $18. Wrought iron Otlld's swing S5. Child's un-x 3· x 6', $25. 642--0&'ill WRINGER w··'· K wrought iron fire screen
Complete white dmn· er "'' F I h'f1 •1 · D •t v d r-,.d rack ''3. Dan•·~ t•ble icorn horsie $5. Roll0 way I =~~~~~~~~~ I · ..,,..,.,r, enmore ,,.. -orma s, aqua new c 1 on, play area for ""Ung child S5 " 1norca r., "<'Sil er e. "~"" .,. ""' " o g I · k' with draw c"rtain t'l<:.. ket outfit $25. Men's suits size 12-14 ..,...,1 125, •"' 11,_ , J V S46-0206 Jump $6. Cute screen divider bed with mattress $10. 9 AM F R a e: 1 Bassmet, s 1rt Deluxe. Excellent condition " """'
brass a nd BEAUTIFUL
$5-UO Porta crib S12. Pocket White ... Blwac·k evening=sk1'•1 of car, makes slrep sale and . -3 shelves $5. New 9 x 8 til. 642·8'249. 9JJ \V. 16th, CM. and pad $5, 1 car bed $5. 1 S25. 548-2152 \\'alking canes $5· Appliqued
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.... • $11 Net fcncr /or rear scat FRUITLESS i\1u!herry shade pair ladles fim•re sk· tes size ,C.,,':'C,,..,,-~~-o~ twin quilts, all handmade,. ""' 5c each. Great .. A Long black -•t "4.SO 4 nylon bath ca,....,,,t $20. Anti· MEDIUM lackl• rod roller ~ . ..y a ANSCO movie proW·tor $2i. Ga 1 $5 H · Ii .,.. .... v " n1ahoi,:<1ny SlO Rabbit tookic IJ'(>es, 8' tall $10 in tub. Red ·,,,.. • ..._ 8 $· 1 pair boys shoe skates .~~ ii.se as coverlets $52 each. r oo atr c ppers $1 nc\V lx6 redwood lengths . 11 B . 11 k 1 d que. mt'.sh bag $12. Captain's guides .. .,,.,. New P;nn ,·,·g u,. 1 Brass decorator clock SlO. · , 1 Sli~slide $2 50 B 0 y , s SO JUr . rown 1e aw eye 1y rangcas •l:X: Fuchsias 3 chair $3. S48-8l<3 m""I'' ~-"mono • rod, $20. 1$34', "t"l.5k,~. Tehlerball pole Twin size He r it a g Lo Artists ease $7.50. Men's · · SJ. all. 646-6226 cllmt'l'a with flash 50c !\tat Tuberous begonias 9 5 c """ A I S"3181 "' British make shoes, size 13, clothes $10 Specimen size ' 1 e new .. .,,,,-bedspreads, like new $1S ·cameUias $l~S25. Ladies 2 BOAT Gas tanks S25 each bathing sui1, size 10. like Queen Palm 25c lf8Jl's 58 CHEV Imp 283 engine and Bronze racing propellers~ TASCO 100 SO $7.50 (deer skin color) Goose
Clo .. __ ~flo T~ ~-$5. Playpen S6 Many fin e col· nc\v $1.50 Danish modern variegated ivy 35-45c sue. PG transmission n · S25. 58 50 J-lP S5 each. Stay!ube out~ _, 4 x h m.m edach. Auto Harp, good con. & duck feather pillows, 1 pr, Ult.'fO .,.,,_.,._ -~ .. ,,_,._-p · ood tt!lesrope, po-.vtt sig t with ition S15. Llke n e w
.I-Labr·•-r Dr., M .. ~.. lection records 78's in couch $.'1. S.19 Joa.M St., culents 35e-4".x: Lantana 35c onuac g motor and board oil SOc. quart can. ha' $5. OR 3-4668, 310 Fernleaf1
,..., !1.\111 """' Ir · · cr06s U'S, sun filter, 2 eye women's and dre••-, ,,.,, V-~· • .,,,,.,. .,...,,, folden; $1 eacb, Magic c~r C.!\I. 642-4810 101 Cabri!Jo corner Tustin, ansm1ss1on $I • S25. 6 Bronze sea valve $5. 150' ~" CdM. Park in alley. a= ~-1· d 125 pieces, small cast iron table 14, size 8 and JO S3 -~o. 1 ,.'c~~---"--~--
g'' rang• $10 6'1' m1 F GIDAI R f · C 1\1 Cy m er . 59 Studebaker, nylon ("'-" line, crri"", '"'P •• DRESSER 7 drawers SS · ~ RI E Re ngerator =·=·==~=~~--! 6 cylinder n . $.'.2S. 56 Lln-SS. Gu~~ rubber "'f~; S7.SO. top tripod in brand new con-Teen blouses and sweaters . .\PT. size gas N!frigerator,
Man's sport shirt, new gray, DANISH Coucb S25 Chair S15 V•ith cross top freezer. ex-REFRIGERATOR, Run s 1,.-oln SI _ $25. 56 Olds good Italian 120 bass accordion dilion $'20. 546-4917 and sportswear 50c _ $5. good $5. 675-0988
size 42 $10 Hearitl;' a.id no Beige naugahyde ·cushions, ccllent running-condition W{'ll $2'j Wooden rocking transmission and parts SI _ $.20. Conventional guitar S20. AQUARIU!\1 10 g a 1I 0 n Books 10c -25c. L.P. records MOVING: Double bed {Sears
Electr'·c ·'·v-,2.95 T--•· excellent condition. This i.; S:!J. ~>-16-I716 cradle $18.50 24 cup coffee altb 1· I f ·1 15c ""-lllonday th-· the be•t. ,,,·~nal co~ 11601, ,...... '" " UlA!J S25. 51 Chevy, good body Sl New amplifier $20. t;',.,"age-. he Y 1s1, dyna low fl tcr -~ ...... -•u ,... ~•
i50c-n Men's slacks 50c not Danish modern furniture BASSINE.TTE \V ith Pa I e n1akcr $LO Drop leaf coffee to S25. Metro parts SI. $25. ment wedding ense;b'ie, 11 . and equipment $25. 549-0693 Wednesday 9-4:30. 15 2 1 mattress and box 911ring $25
Shirts 50c, --''es.......__,,,,=-548-9461 yellow sk>'rt and "'''"'' table SIO Stereo speaker 1~2 N Priscilla Lane N B Harbor e"h. D•·nm· g table ""l, toble J.4\.U "'""""....., """' v • 1.1 $25 C · • "'" ewport Blvd. Apt E. dia monds case $25 each. 10 SPEED bike $25, 26" girls . ' · -· ""' "" Sport coat $2.95 Vacuum NAVAJO Runner rug, 19" x velvet ribbon trim s 8 , with amp 1 ier · aptam s near Bristol, Santa Ana l626 Newport Blvd., C.!\l. SS. stingray $15, unicycle Highlands. 646-5685 S25. Fout· cl1airs S2 0 •
cleMer "".$ Rug 9x12 "'' 58'' Predominate color red. 612·()\).17 chair flO Dishes and pans u...o....._ TR! 1138-42<3 .... ..., S8 54&-&l96 Sc -S3 Electric de:corato~ '""'5'""' ' 4
'· Space'37, Park outside S20. 536-6126 KE $5, Girl's 3 speed
Picture fl'a.mes 10 c -5 0 c . ANTIQUB full ca b ; n ct 1vall clock S5. B 0 0 ks ' DRESSER $.'i, mirror $2. an· SCRAM LETS F'OR Sale -Bookcase $20, bike s:ro. Boy's Stingray COUCHES S.5 and $10, Lamps
lnrettom $7.50 SWeeper 95c G.E. Refrigerator $10 ?l-1aple treadle type s~wing rn achinc hardbal'ks, paper back s tique muffin tinl!' S2 each. • desk SIO, 3 bar stools s15, S18.50. 546-6207 $4, J{igh chairs $4 Md $6,
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ll'ic motor $7,$0, V.\V, muf. PULL the CORD over $60 -now ooly $25. SOFA SlO. Dryer SlO. 14' 546-lfl..OS
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ll.B. sure like those \Vestem TV PURE bred Siamese kitten ~r~.05Sl0, 192 Flo\ver St. Back packers short air mat•
U N F I N I 8 ll E D b i r c h re-runs, espe<:iaHy where the ready for new home S20. ,,.......,.. tress. new $6, Back pack
bookcase $25, distress e d hero chasC'S the Indian for 20 673-7208 Call today JAPANESE Shoji doors and $10, \Vebcor tape recorder
maple T.V. or S t e r e o fe<!t and then quits. 1-fe can't screen, SI~ each. Antique $'20. 644-1102 go a"y f'rth.'. On 0 MIRROR lo' -•, Maple cabinet S20. \Vestinghouse · c m re ...._. Birdseye Maple small table F step and he would PULL the frame, fine condition, nice L 0 RA L co u c b S 2 O,
electric roa s ter S15, CORD on his electric "''itar... for bedroom or over U5, Antique 'roclrer $25. 2 Re c 1 i n in g chair S20, Hamilton Beach mix juicer .,.. swivel chairs with modern Rotisserie '25, Dishes 5c • fireplace! $20. 675~2199 " SIS ,clock radio SIO. 3 band OLDER clothes dryer S5. \Veekends cast!'l'S SlO e-ach. Suit cases S5, Glassware Sc • $5,
portable or AC radio Sl5, Ai\-1-Fi\'I console radio and 78 -'-'-"C.:::.C..--~-~~I $1 -$2. Bentwood chair S3. 548-8048. 1930 Fede1·al. CM
antique copJWr pans J S20, 5pe1Ki r!'cord player $lO. CHAIRS for .sale SlO each. 1 Antique toy fire engine S25, HEAVY chain link fencing,
black ceramic bulls S25 Al\1-Fi\I console radio and 3 larg11 Bamboo \vilh cushions l-landn1ade wood toboggen steel .,...!Its 35 ft. $.25. Painted f'a<~h spinner hub""'"' 4 ,~, s-1~ r---• 1 120 l"ge ,.........n fabric, 1 small \\'ith brakes ~1,·. Turntable ~ · ' ... ...,.,.. " • ,,... "' ..... -oi-u Payer ~·~~ " doors. hardware. fran1es '""
cocktail dresses each $10, Upright vacuum cleaner ss: slipc:.ivl'red bedroom chair, 1$15. Beginner ladies skis and $7 Quality rattan, 3
S\veater fur collar $15, Tank lype vacuum clcnner 1 small maple slipcovered $3.50. Movie screen $4 . 3 silk pieces Sl5 each. Upholstered
men's sui1s and coats $10, S10. Sewing machine, con-chair. 675-2199 \Veek~s screens $5. Open 6 foot chair SlO. 543-45S4 days,
elc:tric v~t ran $15, movie so!c, electric $15. Large BEAUTIFUL Robinso n' bookcase S25. Small tires S3 54&-IJl6 weekends and eves.
cchtor splicer S'20. black rommercial type vacuum. while coat. New never worn. • $5. lS old book 1903 $15,
velvC>t paintings 2'x4' $25, 1513 Oran{ie Ave. 642-S666 size 14-16, cost $60, sell $25. Tricycle, child's, small SS. \VOMEN'S clot.'tlng lOc -Sl.
wlfinishcd birch gun cabinet BED lr and book 548-3134 Eves l'Yllrror, hanging $5. C'hild's Men's clothing lOc -$10,
nd b t 12S t . ame case I'd tal IS S • nl Formals S5 -$25. JC\loo'~1-. 5o
la 1""5' ..:.__ac, 1 .' ars,• 1•21~· bcadboard Sl2. Coffee and 2 C0l\11CS -ovC"r 000 back 5 1 e. me · at...,un ° y, =3
u~ , .,...... septic tan ;,, lamp talbcs 122 Al . . DC d M 1 lOc J0-4 p.m. 496 E. 19lh St. -S2. Kit('hen,vare 10c • $10.
ski11D sweaters capris each . , uminum issues, an arvc ' C 1\1 Ta ble $5. 2 chairs S2 each.
11 eiectric f~ pans St low~e with ct.1shioo $6. 124 to $2. 1811 \V. Bay. N.B. li~·;c-· =,.-;,-,,;--,~,,--~~ Fri-Sat July 26 and 27. 10.4
kit'.chen wares each T.r,' E. 20th. &12-44-1! 673-8809 CAR Top boat ·loader $IO, Pl\1 507 Tustin Ave, Newporl ,,,. Twin beds and mattresses
brass plaquoo 50c. 536-9874. STOVE $20. Redwood table BABY play pen and pad $6. 525. Bookcase headboards S8 Beach
2611 England, H.B. and benchoo S10, Portable Bassiilette and stand $4.50. eac h. Child's chest 0 1 Z1 INCH Black &11d white TV,
G.E. dishwasher $25. Wr-Lawn mowers, band type drawers $1S. 646-0360 plays good ~25. 210 Cabrillo. BABY crib, chest $10 each,
'twtn bed white antique $10,
~st $20, Kenmore washer
inge.r type .,.,·ashing machine $7.50 • S9.50. Bicycles, boys I ~C,:..-',-,'-',~c,:;c.:..__ C.M.
$10. Rollaway bed SlO, Ql'1d girls 24", 26". 20·• END tables $7 • flO. Lamps
$25. 9611-1<M9
Carpeting, large and small Stingr ay $25 alliO $22 for S2 -SS. Dishes tOc ·St. Pots SIAMESE kittens, 6 months
$2 • $20. 54~7402 or 64&-1579. boys. Fire screens S7.50 • and pans 20c Sl. Oiairs $8. old. Bluepoints and Se-di·
G.E. i door rrrri{;erator runs 20.11 Harbor, c .M. s9.50. Bar s!ools ~4"-30" $10. SC"wing machine $23. points SIO and $15. 546-8858
good '25, good gas rMge SO . , $5.50 • SlS.50. Unique hard SIS. Sofa $25. Leather chairs SIAMESE kittens. healthy,
SZ>. 1007 Dela\varC, H.B. LlD '\'ood S?J~11 . child s rock mapl<' table S25. Lug. 2101 Granada Ave. Balboa pl :iyru1 , had shots S25. "7=--~--.'~.~--1 desk. needs l'('/1n1sh1ng $11. Penn. Sat & Swi. p bl
Pl.AV pen \\'ll~ pad h~e t\f!'\\' Old antigue black portable gage line for storage and l,~~~:;;~~~~~~~~apc~"~a~vru~·~··~·~·~54~6-<858~~·~ SlO, sturdy high clm1r !no winder talking maclrinl'. traveling all kinds s2.50 -
u·ay) $3, blonde modern e11d Victrola, $2'>. Guitar, 6 Sl2.50. Electric toast e rs
table S4. screens -three 2I 1,4 string S6. Silvertone TV, as $3.50. Record pla~r S6, 4
x 34 7/8 one 20% x 34% $4, is, hut works Sl5. Solid speeds, aJso 78 RMP $6.50.
axle, bubs and wheels for heavy duty trailer hitch to Bowling balls $2.50 • $7.50. ut~licy trailer~· juicer $25, be made on permanent on Golf clubs iron and woods
sp.'ce rack and eighteen con. car $6. "Jakes, Nash\'ille'' SL Also bags $4. Pictures
tainers S2. 962-4219 trunk carrier Sl2. 2 ft pair 25c -S7.50. Chert N drawers
WESTINGHOUSE automatic running boards for 1962 For S18. Cal.I bet\vcen 10 AM •
w11.sher S25, 16'' tire and truck, nc\v St:!. Quart cans 4:30 P!\1. Sat.sun. 642--0290.
wh eel $2, DaLsun engin<' or paint 11.-,c roch. 7~i ft 1784 San!a Ana Ave., C.M.
parts S2 to S25. 847-8115 broken coff(.'t). table, \\'OOd, ANITQUE scales n 5 and $'.f.i.
GIRLS 26" bicycle, front rteeds t'l'pairing $6. Suits .n. Antique <:!lSh register $25.
basket, new scat.; good con-$10. \Valnut chairs S5 each. New Jl'K"lal bed trame $5.
dition S18.50. 675-0930 Solid .,.,.aJnul dining table Cosco stf!'I) stool SS. Sharps
DIS!{ n1as1er d;shwasher Sl4 , made into large dnJting Jlandloeding guide $ 2 0
2 TV slands 3. $4. S4 record toble SIS. J% ft by 2 ft. wide value, only $5, F1uorescent
player, $5 S.T. Clock rddio , mf'lal tahle and storage SS. work bench light with extra
~ 2 brass table lamps .,.,.ith Studio type i;::rcen couch lubf's SlO. Kitchen wnll bung
Bhatlcs. S.'i tnnk v11!'11um good condltlon SIS. Luggage formi('a la.bl <', iron legs $3.
<':ll'aner wi1h ath1chml"nls, $& rllck $3, r..1011lc sini;:le bf'd, Infant seat S2. 01lld's toy.o:
s!cl'I pa!iu l'OUl'h. Sol bras~ J hcsd and footbQard SS. Very and clothes 5c • Sl. NfW 10
.,.,·ny fl oor lamp, S l O small tahlc exttnds to 10 piece Bar-b-quc tool.a S'l. 50'
U n d c r won d portable f<'r1, perfect condition $25. ~··· garden hos~ $1. Lawn
typewriter. S20 I o a 1 I e: r • 1609 Raker in l\1esa Verde, edger' $2. Ou tdoor flOQ(l light
ma&tC"r. S3.SO. 391~ Oian. C.M 545--9187 bulbs ll.SO. Four: bar 1toal1
nel Place, Newport Beach, I ~=·-=='-~~-~-1 ~ 673--1003 ANTIQUE small Oriental rug $25. Guinea PI' cage .,...
$1$. New pink yarns, largt Enc :r c Io p e d I a set P .
WHEll.BARROW S2 Lawn gkelns 25c each. Iron lronlnr Qllldren and adWt boob JOc
mower $5 2 5l~ldy desks, 4 board $3.50. Gmss hand ~ fl-Metal cabinet $3. Wood
drl\\'er. formica tops S6 trlmmtr St.SO Ant 1 q u e cabinets S5 • SIO. 356
tach Or(lw drapt"r!e~ SIS, Birdseye maplr dresser $25. PrincelOn OJ'. C.M. 9-5 Sat.
1SH x s.g \V. ~a~ horn S8 !\Urror $15. Old fashioned SOl\VlNN SUngr~ bike,
1..ow boy cabinet $5 Sunday ('hl?sl S'l3. i\1irror $l5. Came it\rl's $25. Pottf'd patio
646-4013 tic l~C IOC bin,_ S'Q l'Uch. 10 plnf\t& 2 for S10, Om.a fl,
:Z LARGE \Vil~ wlk'els $20 AM • 4 Pi\1 Sue-Sunday ooly. Tripod $20. Claritll!t $25.
each. LI 3-80T4 ~•::;96:,.E::;"·c;':;;9th:;..:S:;;l·..:C::""::;..· ---'~~::~::::::.------
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No Item Over $25 No ltom Over $25 1~:i--i:i--=~~=---:i·-=~·j~SE!!R~V~IC£!E!_ED~IR~E£CT!!O~R!!_Y JOBS I EMPLOYMEN·1 JOBS a EMPLOYMENT JOBS
llf ~ JI" ._ JI" * Poporhontlnt -------·1Holp Wonted, Mon noc>Holp Wonlod, Mon 12GO
CUT crystal gluswatt set S2 DOUGlc.8oY aplaihcr ipool
per gtau. Mo.plc dnk $8. 10' x 30", metal ddrs. Good
rlnm and ·toys $1 each. cmdltlon. No leaks, $10.
Reoord a.1bum1, ~e and 56-3800
adult music T5c each {T. Jlorhw=>:<;=mN:,G!!OUSE==~--~URd~
Brll611, Peggy !..ff, Jft -.. 1.1.... • .. ,_. 1 2 < Londcml. Ottltlnal on paJ.o: "'~ mauuuic •
tings l2l S25. New gold Gff..()filg tvenin£'1
tweed c.arpet!ne and plld GIRL'S bike 20", $ i 5 .
enough to carp e t 2 1 ,,-===~,,,--,---,.ba.throoma $10. Slat bench, Mn-tlAnJRE Black poodle,
""alnut $11. Cba19e lounge male. No popers $15 2'A.
upholstered, ~ n.-cover· months. 5t8-5295
NEW VW Goodyea:r 7:00 X t• ns. Good nre.tooe T:~ x
14 $8. Motorola car radio 6
volt $10. MaclUne sc w I
-$15. Studio couch $15. \Vardrobe tr \I o k $JQ.
Watdrobe $10· 5'8-4148
CARPENTERS 2 loch plvie
i.$. Mon.attn.I ear pllDnet $3.
Onpa wkltbs frqn 36" 10
16" lengths from 36" to 9'1"
$5 • $2:>. G.E. bait dryer in
i.nK $5. Gultat, broken wood,
but plays wt!U $:!. set or so
books by all great authors
{Keats, Longfellow, h.ke-
!!pt"'lll"e) $12. Books 50c
each. JTI< pictorial book SS·
carryin.(:: caae $8. T19 W. WMddya Want? Whldtty1 Got?
CRAF'l'SMAN H"'vy duty WU..,, D No. 3. CO.ta SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
flOWer saw with blades $15 ~M"e"'•""o."'-='.,.300=,...,,.,.-.,,-~ TURAL IORN SWAPPERS
M&-<Wi25
~ Jacka for auto S1 REFRJCERATOR G.E. very Specl1I Ritt
ea.ch. car radios $1 eacb. &ood condltJon $25. Couch, S llMI -5 timtt -S bucb
Portable Barbeq\le S2 Boo1u foam satin pillows, 9eats ltUlU -~ MUn INC\.UDI
ol various topic lOc or $2 four, iood conditioa $10. S10 '-WMt "" 111w "' tr.... "'"'""" vt11 -111 .,..._
N G S la An ' ~YOU• 9Nnol tllfl/W ....,_ -· llMi 111 .rwtt ... box. Dart board witb dartl • l.m5ey, an a ~OfHING FOi S.lll -TllAOE' OHlYI
S2 Speokon 50c-ll •11Cb .. '5 1135-<918 PHONE 642-5678
cal boater and belt Sl.50 CARTOP boat loader sio. To Place Your Trad•r't P'trMlle Acl Qutdl.~. adjustable $2.50 1\vln beds am mattrft!es
1.P_o_lnt--'1-'nt,_ ___ '8_50 Holp Wanted, Mon 7100
PAIN'llNG And P1J!otrina, U
)'OU call me we both beoefit
Exdldive bu,)I not e~ve
Try me and atto Ml-3157
PAPERHANGER. WW palnt.
Sam pl e•. Floc k•·
F o 1 ~VlnyL SCHWARTZ
841-11;;&
PLUMBING 24 Hr. scrv.
\Vork IUIU'· Uc,. insur.:
remodel, repair, rooter aerv.
531-75i66
e 24 HOUR SERVICE e
Plumbing . repain:, remodel·
Ing. Electric se•er dean-
ing. All ~·ori< guar. &16.lfO'l
Sewlnp 6960
Siles
Me11's Clolhing
Excellent op(IOrtUnh;y for tho-experienced 1ale1 man. P!:rmanent,
tull Ume. Good salary
and oommlasion. Fmge
benttlts. AppJ,y
/M. Lou C.utl•, Mgr.
MUUEN & Bl.Um
521 N. Euclid
Anahtitm
Shopping Cent•r
PRODUCTION
TRAINEES
No U1ltl'lence necesaary, over 18 yurs. High
&cboof gra4ua1e. U you have Ille apUtude,, '!V9
will train you. Puma.uni employment. IP
cellent opportunity far advancement.
INTERVIEWS MON. THRU FRI.
SPS Western
2701 So.. H1rbor, Sent• Aftl
An -I _.iunlly ompleyor
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'" , QUALI'IY clothing, like. new:
l'>1Wt sJc1na $10. Blkini1 $2. 2
piece and 1 piece bathing
sut1 $2. Expensive cocktail
dresses $1. Caprls S 4 .
Sweatera $2. Blouees $1..
Sui ta $10. Cotton casual
drenes $3. Knit dresses SS.
Nightgowns $1. Coclctall cos-
tumes (coo.I: and dre•) $10.
Cashmere coat $8. Purses n. ~ve !-.ts $2 and
~ Skir1a $3. Some siz.e 7·8,
llOO!e &ize ~10. Shoes per.feet
ooodition, size 68, S1 pr. (18
pa.Ir) Private part;p. 546--0625
VERY nice redwood dog
house $8° Renault {4CV)
radialor $8. 543-6842
Walkie-talkies $2.50 Bar $25. Bookcase bea.dboerda $8 PRIME $7400 2nd TD on
stool!, wbJte, swivel $4.50 each. Child's chest 0 f gorgeous 5 BR, house, pays
each Hoe, rakes, 5' shovel&, drawers $15. 646-0360 i 16 Mo. Want Orange Oily.
fl at, round edge l:>e each. I ~==~-~--~.~ home. J. Postma, 546o8l30
Oil paintings 25o41 Two and 2 TWIN •iz.e mattresses with Ext. 434; or 536-1119 Eves.
--------1 Locol manufocturer hoo ITT JABSCO
COUCH with mahogany
bookcase arms, needs repair
and r ecovering n
Surfboard. S't ". good cm.
diUon. $25: bed divan and 2
chalrs, all for $12; old Jr.
encyclopedia $3: Lion e I
Micl"OSCqle, excellent SS;
Children·s books 15c -:lSc;
Few ~ records, mono 10c;
Patio loYeseat, blue, !loral,
excellent SlS; chaise $10,
both redwood; c b 11 d 's
blackboerd, wsll 75c, folding
cha.in: lOc each. Laguna
Bc::h. 494-1701 eves & Sun.
ROSEBUSHES '15c Queen
Elizabeth. 5~ warner A~.
H.B.
6974
four b a r r e 1 carburetors, box springs $15 each set. * Verne, the·Tile Man * deM. $2 eadJ.. Hooeywell Electric Frigidaire dryer 1965 YAMAHA, 80, TRADE CLEAR • t Units furn. CW!t. work. Install ol repairs. ~ -e ,._,,, ~tilator, 2' for 25 u. yds of new carpet ocean view, in blk. 'N pl. No job too small. Pluter thermostat St Work gloves -...,.,.. .... pl he -• ~· x 3' x 6' $25. SG-0850 &: ped. Trade like new dJsh. K", .st renuu areL ......,,. patch. Leading •bower 35c pr. Midas smog device wuber for clothes dryer. 500 take sm, hse in trade. ~air. 847-1957/846-0206 ~!e~";!!ie7 ~ Z L~~ttq Ets $1 each. 536-0334. 2006'12 Court Ave., 673«j2'l JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
•-·••• ""--Pots 25e n ch. r .55 2 0 F'-.. LAKE Tahoe View Lot Na. ........ '"" DRESSER $7. Hod $.5· Pole Have a.st • r. ..,.u. vada side, paved $12.500 Job W1ntecl, L1dy 7020 Brand new wall furttlrea, lamps $5. Cabinet for toys New tires; radio, heater, cl ha
amall lamps shadi's, lamp or garage storage s 3, auto. Loo.ded! Want furn. ear. Exe nge ~or some. LADY With nursing exp. will
bases, celling domes SOe-$2 Dollhouse $2.50. Books 25c suit. for apt. 400 N. New-b:xlya headache. Units, care fer lady or gent in your
Two inch plastic lettering each. 53fi...Q)77 port Blvd, N.B. 646-1676 TD's, or? Bkr. 675-5726 home. Ligbt bousework OK.
and numbeni. 2c e a c b . • Income units on nst St. Best of references from
Fiberglaa serving trays 35c 1\tATClilNG couch and chair, Carlsbad 10 acres, equll;y in Costa Mesa. Trade for local res. 548-4a34
•""h. Rot o -rooter ' a"-good conditim. $25 each. 16,000 lor duplex Corona del ,,..... ' ~ . ., d""• I ..... ,.. G.E. portable dishwasher th 2 BR•-2 BA """" o ""' · n-DAY\VORK. 2'i2 • 3 hourt proximately 30 ft $4 .50 Egg· eo.... . ....__ Mar, one w1 • conie $t02.50. Owner. mocnings. 5 days week. omat S2 F1oor msbl 25c $20. Ltunp $1 . .,..,..wum .,..,¥., or Jt.2 room to build. * 5t!M833 *
Ind girla bikes $1 aech. !M(.1818 or 9U.a:zt8 • 835..o13& • ~mat $2 Fkxr matB 25c Desk $5. Cleat $10. 642-7976 2 BR tum COlldo. on Bch CARPET Cleaning. Floor
ea.di Mel.mac dishes, cups, 1966 HA.R.LEY DAVIDSON nr Venice Ital in xct113-Walll s&'""ers, bowls 5c each. BABY crib with mattress • • Y e stripping. Waxing, •
.... r::ll-""' 14 Full Dress .. 16,(X_Xl miles Ive resort area. Trade for Windows washed. 5Jl~T Large mind erTatic vacuwn $20. Trike SS· .....,..-.w10 TRADE $900 equity for !~al area 3 or 4 Br. home
$2 Deep fryer n Olevy ORUM set, beginners, com-PICK UP. or we. lot or boat. 6f6..11'11 General Housework
straight toothed, four speed pact $20. 202 Princeton, CM. * 847·98Cfi * DELUXE 3 BR 3 ba •··o $2 Hour. Ref. Own trans. tran!lmission for truck $15 546-0304 ... w 1 ===·="='"""==·=== Ashtray 21).,' n Fuel pump 4 Income units on 21st St. m Golt Course, pool. wat·1·
for Volkswagen $1Ji0 Lawn CROSMAN 38 Pellet pistol, in Costa Mesa. Trade for et1al1s, hobby gbop $15,500. Job W1nttd
niowers S2 and $7 Twin size holater and accessories in-house or trust deeds. ln· eq. Want Units or ! · Dania M9n & Womon 7030
bed with mattress. box eluded $15. 548-6304 come $402.50. Owner. Rlty Co. 64.2-6.560.
springs and rails $8. Ladies STINGRAY bicyde. Clrl'i;-, * 549-0833 * Will trade for house, lot, TOP APT MNG'T TEAM
bicycles, good caiciition $15 hardly used, aa new U5. NEED MOTORCYCLE car. trailer or ?. BeauU-Dix only, N.B. area pre-
1-libacitl grill, new $1.50 54.9-37'l6 Have 19&1 Simca, rebuilt ful l BR 2 ba, pool, 132"135' ferred. exper. & refs. Avail
Speed Queeo washing Am conditiooer, fan ;io. engine, new tires. S450 or excl. Palm Springs. $40,000. Sept. l. 536-1346
J.C. Penney Co.
Fashkln Island
Nowport Bead>
N""" SPORTING GOODS
SALESMAN
Knowledge o! Gun.a
Full time employment
Xlnt pay urangemmts
Outstanding benefits
A chance to participate
in growth ot this new
expansion line.
Apply in person
Penny's Fashion lsland
9:30 a.m. to 9::.1 p.m.
11.fonda,y lhru Friday
Equal opportunity employer
Dishwasher
APPLY 1N PERSON
COCO'S
famous Hamburgers
1555 W. Adams
Co1t1 MtM
4WROUGHTironandrattan machine $15 Honda air Spaceforwater6'13-2964 ? .................. 494-721K Rltr •. 615-1662 Do 1 HI
bar stools ST each, nice. 8-102 filters 7'5c Brand n e w BOY'S 26" English bike, new Trade '64 Olds Jet Star 88 40X80STORE Bldg. w/20x30 mfft c • p CAREER
Castilian Dr. (Pacific Coleman lanterns $4.5D and rims and ures $25. 642-14!12. Warehouse; Jge. lot; W, Holt LIVE INS $1.50. 2U10 Newport Blvd in New paint & tires. Powr str, Bl On al 170 000 feet'! Ol'l'ORTUNITYI
7035
Sands) H.B. 536-1993 . rear. 642_9814. Snt-Sllll J(}.5 291 Robinhood Lane, c.r.1. brks, For TRUCK. STA· v., tario, v , , Employer pays •
O'KEElFE & r.1erritt stove CHROME meat slicer S.i. TION WAG . or PANEL. Trade up for commerc. in George Byland Agency Join todays fastest growina:
wi th grill $20, 100'6 of fl'et of only Stalnk.u steel table $15. 548-1317 af~r 6 p.m. CdM area. 1 • 98&6000 106 BE. 16th, S.A. 547-0395 professlon·1'-1utual Fund sales
new trb\i and baseb'Jard, 2c PORCELAIN dooble kitchen Double box springs $3. Baby WANT TRAILER PARK; FIXER-UPPER WANTED. Otlnese live-ins. ClleerfUl No experience necessary·
lmmeclloto -lnp for:
• Prototype
Auembler
Wlmnan
W1 ire •n .. t1bllshocll
commercl•I ff rm with
llbtr1I frlnv• btn1fltL
Only peoplo with 1t
l1a1t alx months ox~
perl1nc1 should 1pply
to
PARAMETRICS
929 Bokor s1-1
Cost• Mou
549-2221
ITT JABSCO
Miii & Drill
Leadman Backup
Requires minimum ol
three ye&f'll 1etup uperi-
e n c e. Opportunity to
serve as backup for lead-
man in training and de-
veloping less experienc-
ed operatorL Good bene-
fits and working coodi·
""'"
Cost Accollllald . '
_._ .. .n-ofc'
major intematkml c:rro. -"""to~ ---Prefor ....... and~
!era in smnderd ""
System• a a d budgeta;:.1 Good benefits, woridnc
coodtll""', and -.
!Ues. Please send confitol1
dential resume and sa1--
ary yeqWremcnl6 to Pf!l'lo"'-
....,1 flot>t.
Equal ooportuolty ~
1485 Dole Woy,
Cost• Meu "".
Construction
Engineer -..
A qualified person to be d
ployed by a N .
Known developer ..
lng in developlng: regiooal
mapping centers •
commercial projects. Appll·
canll should have an cnp
nl'ering degree or equ1.valei(
construction experience ~
ticularly as a ~
estimator. Mall resume to
Wlnmar Co. Inc. 1800 Av~
of the Stara, SUlte 407, Loa
Ange1ea. Calil. to the a per foot up to 5 c per root. sink. Excellent condition car seat $2.50. 646-4271 Will exchange free & clear EASTSIDE CM, 1 OR 2 Permanent. Experienced. We trnJn • full or part time
9692 Flounder Dr., H.B. S7.SO. OR 3-8446 2 • 5S BUICX Speciall $25 acreage nr. Palm Springs. BR. TRADE lST T.D. Far East A&ency 642~03 Mutu1I Fund Advisors, F.qua1 opportunity employer 1v...1~ SEW'ING machine $15 . v PLUS " Inc. 2 1WIN size ~reads, £'Ar • ..-and ns. 1 with pink. 1 al up to $40,CXXJ &: assume. . <'Ar -Agoncla, Min 7100
tion of Jamea F. Brewo;:~
quilted, Avocado. like new ~·' without pink. Gaffers&: Sat-536-llJl ~ Npt B. lfm WestcllH 6t2-6422 1415 D•I• W1y, Agencl•, Women
S5 each, 1 Wh.\te Oienille COUNTRY grindstone S15, Ueretove $25. 548-4448 What do you \hink o:r OUI' CLEAR • 4 Units furn. ARGUS S.A. 1212 N. Broadway Cotti MtH
large sire $3.SD, portable $10, garage storage cabinet OSTER portable professional "TRADER'S PARADISE" oceen view, % blk. Npt. JOBS GALORE M7·8331 Phone: 54$.1251 (714) To Women•••
1ypewrlter with case begin-card table $5. "'~ bench hair dryer, d 0 me cover. Drop WI a card. Classified pier, best rental aree.. $85,. WORK NEAR HOME f ALL Afttat
ner S20, water skis with belt $3, hoe, shovel<>, pick Sl Regu:lar $29.95 for $18. Dept, P.O. Box 1815, Dally 500 take IJTJl, hse in trade. FOREMAN • • • 0 ':11-
$22.50, ironer $8. 968-2325 each, wooden garden table Never used, with guarantee. Pilot, Npt Bcb, Cal11. 2006~1. Court Ave ., 673.m.21 FEE PAID YACHTBUILDER Q You CAN compete su
StA.N1' board exerciser $5, ;;i.d;: ~~1~ha~ 837...o261 "A * * * * * Jntem'l Audit ••.•...••• $15M lmmedlate opening in the ITT JABS( ~ a~~~w~wanll
aluminum dog hJuse SS, S20, Kirby vacuum cleaner PHOTO lite assembly with 4 Packaging SpecWist .. $15M Orient for man with back· Sh' , /B • • gram for:
Sh<tland ""' 'h. mp 0 0 ""' .-.... S25, m•o . "'watt llgb1';,, .... 1-I ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!l'!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I ALSO FEE JOBS ground .. fo.-.mon of,.,... 1pp1ng .ece1ving • """''"• Typing (Elec) with 4 b,."shes SS, floor ran 3 .. -,..,_ · 1 b6o'" · g 15 I' us y0-ctbu•·1,.u .. ~ corn . . '" cabinet $7, cedar chest $20. $6. ~wgir .... Size • SERVICl DIRECTORY SERYU.:E OlltECTORY . ' 0 ' """'6 • e BrushUp Gregg SH
speed $5, Woilensak tape 8-11~-539'1 Old Pirate Ln. 613-n78 I---------ARGUS EMPLOYMENT pany, who is expert ia ALL Cle• • Modem Ottie@ SldDI
recorder, 3 speed S20, 2 Bar-H ANTS AGENCY pha5f!fl of glass tooling. die-ra NEWPORT S...Ques, round $2. chaise H.B. htANGLE, heavy duly in Drip1rles 6630 1ulfng 6730 CONSULT r.el, cabinlry, etc. Top op-~b· ., 2 0~ 110. rn ~1 steel cabinet $15. 673-TI18 c;.;.o:;;;.;.;:;:. ___ ...:.:;;.; 21H3 Westclllf, NB 548-T196 Prefer IKlme warehoua-School of Buslnna lounge green w,,.,, 1ng .,.., "'"""" ................... -lJ'ITLE GIANT TRUCK S 547 ~.,.. portunity and slary for
BROILER rotisserie s 9 • * ZAFFINO'S * 1624 E. 17th, .A. .,,...,.. ing e..,.._""ence. Ability to 646-0153 large bags peat mo..-.s S2 STOE board, mahogany fin ish 2S% off _ All fabrics Hauling. 6' height, ,10' bed. I ~========o I right man. Send resume to "!"'"' • <'ach, drafting board, T· $lS. 2 twin hee.dboards, White <'namel utility table y it 1 h ul R@ M 7200 Boie Ml58 Orange Coasl learn routing, order 833 Dover Dr., N.B.
50 1wi . 13 Um b ' o 11 a t Y Pe 1822\4 Newport, CM 642-6866 ou name a , Ill. Help W•ntff!, In Pil t """ . ch.....1r1 .... , etc. Must be ARGUS squnre S2· , n size black $5. St a In I es a Bl& John &12-4030 o , ... unl1denlia1. .. .. ,...'6
bedspread fitted gold $.i, 2 silverware for eight $5. clothesline $6. Small brass 6640 eble to operate fork lift JOBS GALORE
bed rest pillows $1 each, Stainless silverware and bookshelf $2. Redwood ::E;;l•:;:<f::;r:;:l<::•::l ___ ...:;::.;.:1 f/ HAULING Tra.sh plckup ITT JABSCQ SALESMEN truck or stacker. Good WORK NEAR HOMI
utility cart, 3 shelf with p•-«, Remington elec tric trellis fl. New hanging "C'I" ,,.......,.,~C!AN. Licensed &: Trimming. Anything· we do "'-U ~l;y for right per-·-~ b·"·~· ·th •·--•'·· I"~ .c.i....i:.. ... i""' ii all. ~r work545-2T!rl ~ Yellow Page Advertlruig -.. \>.'heels S.1. 6701 Mason Or. ,._, 15. Iron board n. """'" .. WI lwtUU,,... ...... b. n d. d . Small -IN. .. , -~ -·
-· h ""1732 ~ CLEAN M • I H di inl.egunaorNewportBeech FEE PAID ,H .. B. 842-1636 Braided nigs fl .. Sat.Sun. esc · .r.a-msJnten. &: repairs. 54&-5203 Lois, garages, etc. aler•~ an er h~ $25. 2269 Pla Tree removal, dump, aldp, 1W area. •:u..J· guaranteed draw F.quaJ opportunlty employer Operatkins: b'De ....... • Af~~~~~: ... 3011ga0 tlloon-~lon· 19n C Wallace, CM I ·5!n~ C.M. Sunda_;: Floors 6665 backhoe. fill, grade. 962-8745 Pref--, ........ ,.;ence P:'lid w~y. Plwi comm.ls-Insur Secy ..... ·····••
.x• ........ .,........,, • f;"' VM Amplifier 119. Electr c ~ ......,,.., .......... aion. .... _. training. Full 1415 D1l1 W1y ALSO FEE JOBS
$10, sand buggy • partly guitar $20. Coleman ice ooly UNOLEUM, carpet, tile. Re-HoUMcleanlng 6735 in manufacturing fadllty. lime work. Apply 7:30 p.m. Cost• Miu '
completed $15. 765 Jap rifle chest $13. 546--030'1 S'IUVE .$25. Refrigerator $25. model, repe.lr. Many rem· Operates fork lilt, drives Monday, July 22nd. Luskey Phone· 5454251 (7l4) ARGUS EMPLOYMI
$15. 1191 Alhambra Or. -===:.c..:.ch_>ooi<~ed~-~~" I Chair $10. Box springs and nants. Free est. 839-1611, CLEANING • inside-out. compen,y truck. Go 0 d Brothers & Co., 608 E. • CONSULTANTS . .1.GENCl<
842-2805 1WO Chinese rugs~ mattress $25. Pole lamp $10. 541--8654 Painting, rug cleaning wall benefits and working con-Broadway, Anaheim. 40" maple cocktail table $3. Used bricks 5c each. 2 end diHons. --,iiiOT..:iii=&.~------,-----l:J0.13 Westcllff, NB 548-
2 KODAK Brownie Cam~as Step stool $1. Food and meat tables 415 each. e»Uee table Gardening 6680 washing. Free eat. 646-5103 BUSDRIVERS 1624 E. 17th, S.A. 547
12 .. oh, n • w mu,..ing chopoor 12. Sunbeam """" ~' 2zr ===--~;.;.;.I 6737 p1 Part limo RELIABLE MAN vibralor set $3, table model trlc egg cooker SJ..50. Shovel $15. Vanity dre.99eT ....... ANTHONY'S lntorfor Docor1ting F.qual opportunity em oyer ()per.ite bus in the trans-See Betty Bruce at J
radio S2.SO, Brownie uniform 75c. Hoe 75c. Boolra 25c. Knox Pl. Costa Mesa. 9 AM Garden Service e Rtsfdtnco . Comm'I e 1485 Dilo Way, portation of school children For gon1r1f produc•
complete size 10.12 $3, SG-8710 -5 PM Se.t-Sun e Painting, int. & ut. m daily run and assigned tlon work. Apply , , m• fl
:;,ted Cubkids =es d ~ \VCNDrs dothee, siz.e S.11. \~~:.~a;:· ~~G • Cuslom Drapery Phont~~~.:'51 (714) =~ :.::~~C::. Apncyt!tJ cf:::~
moth • il 11 75 20 $1~. Shoos, -•• 5tJc.43 LAWNS REMODELED • CU.tom ea..,..,.,. p 1987 l'lacentla NJI. ers un orm • • Some new, A little out of G.E. tank vscuum $7.50. • WeJI Coverings tact eNJOru1el Office, 53&-410 W. Oiut Bw1 ..
new tiberglas.<; a er vi n g style. All excellent COii· Hardrock Maple small cof· Exp hortloollurist. • Color Coordination AUTOMATIC 9331. Huntington &ach Un. Costa Mesa By appoint..
trays, 65e eacb, 34 new dilion. Evenings 642-7036 fee table $5. Green couch, Rees. monthly Gardenini FREE ESJ1M.ATE ion High School District.
sprinkler beQds 35c e lfl ch, makes into bed $25. 646-4706. Jap1nes1 G1rd1Mr Licen.'led & tnsured STOCK CLERK. ll50 -SALES
cosl 85c wb"' purclmsed, EXCELLENT tab I o • .,.. C.M E 1 ·-~ O RN TRANSMISSION ~ Holp W1ntecl Kodak camera and caise tension leaf and 6 chairs S21l 1 ~"'1=3~Pu=oa=te~A::"::·=::;':::c::; x:per., compete .;nu.u M DE mooth to start. 5 Day week. ~RESENTATIVFS Women
· A CM HA'T~~ARKrectangul.arcof-service. Free estimates DECORATORS Will train, No experience Lead.In• tnde pe ndenl _...;_...;_...;_..;_ ____ ~ model l·A 116 .film $4.~. 2089 Tustin ve., . . ........ in 548-7958 • 546-0724 MECHANIC ~7593 FUU. size door mim:r $1.50. fee table $21). Do u b 1 e I -,;,-i:i';,~"°"'=-,,~"""== I ----536--'-!<i;;....13 ____ 1 lleoeMa.rJ. Write qua.Jllica. apeclallst1 dealing in over
upholatered headboard $5. JAPANESE GARDENER tkn, weight &: height to 100 mutual funds, expanding
BABY bed. mattres.<> $12, Dresses 12-1'1, ;5 each. Double throw bedspread, li1a.int A cleaIJup. Reliable. Ironing 6755 Combination Line mechanic P .O. Box 145, Costa Mesa, in Or~ County. This is an
play pen S6. 51~,.!1° .. .!2·.~ 646-1132 avocado $7.50. Two white RNs monthly rates. KEPHART'S Custom ironing 1; transmission Ollerhaul CalifornlL 92627 opportunity to enter
seat S2, good ....., .. , .. >& gir • 9 DRAWER dresBtt with twin bed5pn!ads $3 pm.ir. 827-5248 alt 6 pm has moved to 130 E 17, SWte man. Must have Cadillac ex:-SERVICE man-oltice mach. dlgnWed professional selllnj:
\vomen:s dress. sport &lz.es 2· never-mar top $15. 284 642-49S8 STIJDENTS working their T Open on-Sa perlence. ~elll!'l'lt company Fine CIP90l' for IOp all tun or part time Investment 16 25c -Sl.50. 892-9359• 15872 ~W~·~ln~ut~s;1.~646-5463'!'.:~'-,,== I ccwrHESiora;:s;,"'i.iii .. ;g:9.:j;12[. 225cSC-:-SS:ss. way thru college. Allen • CM:. M t benefit•. Contact Mr. Bob around man to nm San exp not nec.asary, we train.
Willet Lil. H.B. JAPANESE bantam chickens Shirts, size 15,,.16~, 35c. Bros. Indac grdnn comp. IRONI"~. Permanent onl)'. Rogalski for intl?r'lliew. Clemente ahop, band l e 547"6621.. Z.,jutlllll Fund
SE'\VING machine $20, l;4 $2. 642-3263 Trouse~. !lie 36-40 n. Baby lawn care. 646-4203 ~1':"t!i=. l:'~~· 11·50 hr. NABERS CADILLAC CU!ltomers. Call chuck Inveatora Inc. 2100 N. Jitain,
lf.P. electric mot.or $3, lat'gi! ., ......... .,....., male, 11 weeks clothes lOc • $2, Crib $15, MO ING Ed -• 1-49Hi62'2 1-'S=''":;:'.::•.;-An::::;•===== t . ..,. 120 floral DJtJUc..• ' W • ging, vac .... awn. lronlng Sl.00 ,_ br. COLLEGE STUDENT gr.a.pc cen erpi · S25. w 7833 Stroller $3, Hair dryer $3, G •1 J H r ,.... ~·--"'"--Bl d WANTED CUSTODIAN decoration& $5 to $10, lam11s _::::_~:c:,~,,cc,'="~--::=; I Enc \coped" M'l SS 9 x 12 en c eanup. •u mi:", 646.6054 2600 ruuUU.1 v · · : Over 18 far Cook. Counter
Sl 10 $5, 6.),1j' p"ks;Uc porch 2 SLEEPING bags $2.50 -.ldy ,.! While' dr,..s Odd Jobs. * 54M!li5 ~::;;::;:;-----;;:;;;;I 'Co"1~~·~M~o~sa~=~=.,,540-~~91~00 Elderly man preferred. Ap. man st night. Xlnt.pay, pel'6
shade $4, disappearing ea.ch. Olest cl drawers$.'>. 5 "' rug.., .. ,. l3 GEN'L Clean·UP, tree serv, Janltort1I 6790 JOHN GUSTAVSON ply PORT THEA~. Coro-·feet hrs + meals ror am·
Girl'• •-~-21" blko $1 pair, CBnisler set • otll, ., __ ~-kl .:;o:.;.:.::::..;::,. ___ ~.:..;;I na del Mar ewnmgs alter clothe6 lines SS, 36" x 24" ""''"""u' Co'eman stove $3, Enlarger :rol gra~ ... .,.~ ere, BRIGtn'ER. SIDE Jan Ser 119 • 43rd STREET ' bilious young ma.n. eolng to
picture frames Sl. amaU $7.50. 5t8-4414. 1530 Vivian $20. Heathkit pretmp $25. lawns, haul'g. Reas. &f6..5S48 Ctpt cle9.n' firs wndowa NEWPORT BEACH 6 p.m. O:illl'ge. Imm. openine. Ap-
gtass ptctutt frames :&-, Lane, Newport Movie screen $2. 9 6 2 e JAPANESE GARDENING ~'l. :!kf·t S,.Ml.34 jo<lf'YOUNG MAN ply today at The Dorymen
size 1Y.i girls • h I t e 1 ~vA-cuu='~M~-ccl~ ... =.,..=~16"".-;;;StS 0ieymne SL c .11-1. Service Cleanup. Landsc1p. You are the winner or willir1:: to work and learn i Fish & Cblps, 2:100 w. Ocean
marcbing boob $8, tDJ• and and $25. Couch SlO. Ad. ~V~lR~TU""E"""°'B"°roo...,--;:ta:;hl:ce:--:and::.•t I fog. 531-7034 aft 7p.m. L1ndic1ping 6110 2 tickeU to tbe trade. F\111 time empL Frail, N.8 .
games from 25c-tu $3, and j~table bed rail $15. Water ..&..-•-S25. Sat-Sun. :m E. Cut I: ""'""e Lawn 54s.5625 -'--:....C=-----1
mlscellaneous at bargain ski SS. receipt regi!ter $1(1. &;';ve. Balboa .._ GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING LIDO THEATRE YARD SALESMAN, aomP BOAT MECHANIC
prices. 6Ml .4.Uiena, 1-f.B. Boat compa5S $6. Record i~==~~~c--.==-:--; 548~.ten~7oU:~PM & GARDENING SERVICE $bowing mecanlcal exp e r, EXJ>erlenced with dies!!
842-6845 p!&,yer Cttl SlS. Dresser $10. BIKES. 3 boy's Stlngra)'I, 1 Slatf!L licensed contrctr, THOROUGHLY pennan~t employment, 5 and other marine inatalla·
REDWOOD dog h OU 8 e' F'ire ext.lnguiaher.lllas""s·~ ¢b.'kl'& s,',;""""'• '11'1boy50 's a32," YLatnfghtcH1 ..... , .... ,.Lap""ow•M' OWToo~~ R~~d:tCle;oJ..,-•• Co~-~erE~al MODERN MILLIE days, Red.E.R@ntals, 2167 tlon&. '
medium sjze $9, 1(1" lJ1cy(:le Two be.r stooll · uu 1 e. • · · ""0 111 r ··ec "' lfarbor, CM JtnMn Mllrlnt Corp.
chain $10, cbfld's sand box raybilce$6.200!IContinenlal HAMMARLUND Super Pro Japaneae Gardening CORRAL'S Lnd•cpg &: it lo the Lido Theatre tn
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$5, formic.a table and four c1ge1SOc.U. Parts for 1ting· Yorktown, HB 962-7898 Exp. 548-59631962-22'7'2 No Job too big. 893-3581 Just eU p this ad and take Fry Cook E:• 235 Ficher, O>ltl Melli
$4. 531-11'«1 6t6-9'250 ahort wave radio 100 SC '° Proleuional M&intenance RctotUllng Serv. Free est NeWPOrt Beach with tdcntt• BOB'S COFYEE OP I---;-:--:---:;---DRAPERY~
FRIGIDAIRE nlf $25. Brigp TWIN beda $20 each. Double 20 MC $25. ltammarhmd &t6.Qi63 (Have own t q tit» men t nc.tion. Offer good throogb 1409 & El camlno Re&J. Mechanic: A~: C2.wic Dn~~
& Stratton power edge!' $Z. bed ID each. Card tabk! and pc:rwer 1Uppl,J $'20. 548-82l6 JAPANESE GARDENER 962-t7S4 JulY 30dl. San Oemente 492-1353 Top PQ", f'ldl co. ~ta, 385.1 Birch, NB.
noor ID'Ubber I ~ 4 chain SS. <.1lord organ $2.S. DOUBLE mattrtss and box EXPER, reliable malnt Piptrhingfnt MAN to work apllt .iun. tn pld working o:inditicm. Prr S2 br lllU'. J'da 1
$12.50. '-" ln>nu 12s. Ref'Jgera"" 125. &wUng -· aood condition S25. ...... mo rates. JJ92..3219. p I Ii '85CI Fiberglass Moulder Lag\lna llcl> "'"· Some RA y Vl~ES Btuob .............. """'
831·50m balll $5 each. Roller sltal('e, Twin mattress SJO. 646-18'14 Gardening complete servict 1 n "9 meebnnlcal exper req. 35 Ovnler Plymouth F.V., Nlrs. Bl"OWD ~-
8 PIATES. cups, saucers, boy'I size ~·.fl'~~-~ cas15~, GARRARD Ta Mk. 11 30 yra. exp. ~lift.bl,, INTERIOR &. EXTERIOR Wa.nted urg~tly 3 full,y hr/wk. MOO mo. 5l&.m2'l ~-~~ch ...._~k A chUd ctre.;,~
bowls $3, <Xl'lll(Jact vacuum lite 6 SS elt\;U . ..........,er · turntable, 50 or 60 cycle, dependable. 64'2-4389 P alnUna. nee eaUmate. akilled flbt:rgl11.ss moulders. MECllANfC. Exper. With ~ ... Dal vw11 room. TV. Refl. ~nd attachmentl, eJeetl1c M&-~~15.5 ~I 0 YI n, needs nttd.les and repair $6. RElJABLE: Rtu. Otiental Uc. &: Ins. otUCK 5'$o5314 lland lay up, top J)l..V to own tooh. Steady, busy Young Men 11 21 5.16-UM HllDtlnctcm
broom $10. partable e1ectrlc Mon •• ,. lb"'~, Panuonitc RE-3!M radio, CIZ't. atuup, odd Jobi, * Pape:rblbam,: * quellfkd men. Cood tun-1bop. Ollt'1 Auto Jlepa1r • BAR 1r1AIDS A nANc:Ep:, sewtns m ac h In e $15, TD> Wllllams ...-'""..,. three bamll. 25 W, 110 '*' vmnt.. "2--4J26 Expert 1IM7 be n e f It a tncluttlna: 17f7 Anaheltn C.M. $4$-tln7 Salt1 promodcm Jabt avd. Top wapt. Queim, a..; ,
typewri,.,. ond ...... 115, If ... eet 110. K""7 3 • 5 DJ, -repo!r Pl, Bruo ~~~~;!~~;~! !ta-1414. ,.,._ -POlcl heolth b>-8£RV, 8to oa1nm1to, ...,n Lorae '1l'l ""11. $10,0IJO lot Oolto-
SilYufttt 5 pleoe piacl "'· ---equli> hqlno Wnp wltll chofo, -.1 S.wl• 6612 PAINTING-/Eltm:r. """""" -moJo• hni<JA ._.._ Oldu .... .,_, -""°"""l,;;.;M.l.IDSi:T,i:;::N-;:D=•1"m.,,..::;;;._..::;[ ~ fer I $10. old cMlrs 3 of nrat $25. Cl w. 8&)1, Apt l , bdchl ~. comolete F'he nUrnates! mcdk:al brndlts alter 90 OK. Too wqes. a.evnm. nltln. Clll 11 am ~ 2 pm erimctil. IC.3mD • , kind SS, ..ne antlqm books C.M. aftl'r' 8 PM ntkdaya $12, 2 cottm quilts l>t:tta n PROFESS. Window, wills A dll)'I Adami U 118 ~-· ~ " hef-1 ~~--~ -~• •-•· nr ·•··-•-b I * -* N.;...PORT BOATS 4 M..,,. o. !139-1111. N"'l>O'f °"""' -. ' St ·S5.~nnt81C -'·~· _ ... ~· ~· 2 old........,.~..... • ...,~; 01 ne111 , sn
cbd!t dnW'fn W. bu.uti!ul ORIGINAL on pe.lnt.lnp ~ maple and cut iron, S15 resld., &: C(m)struct!on. e P>JN'l'INC I FENCF!i e 1B11 PlaMltfa, Ol MECHANIC -Exper. O:letA MAN 20-30 PART TDlll RDTA
chin• c:u.pboard JJO, antique $25. La~ ma 9 x 1 each. Duel dtoeoJ $1.50 [)oU.. Crystal Window aeanm1 Interior I Exterior 642.wt Mm Auto Worb 20i8 r or lavm euttlnc route. HJJ..P dQ'I A ...,..,
l\tr. A 1\tra. chairs boUt $25. u x 16, 16 x '1.1.2 x 24, 20 x ble tree $3. $4&-l«§ Free EsUmatl!t 5tS-8T3'f 546-7881 ~Cllntla, CM. Steed7 I da1L MOO mo to ~-;~~~:::~l 5J6.-6950 24, .mme ar.,: 1 Ta med • I :W1'!'1'1N=="'°'G"ll=ous"E;;-'-;;W;-:&lh=er DlAl. direct &C$ll, cbarae Palnllne, eic.tcnor, tntertor JANITOR • Part d!ne ewn. 8P3t.VlCE Stal. Atll!Ddant. start. APlll1 I .ut. 2IM'.ll DENTAL
OUTRIGGERS New. 12 too\ ~ t x 10, 12 x 24. II ud tlt.drk: dryer, good your ad, tbm att bedc a.ad Uc. fnl. 17 11'1 tJqt. nee t11L A Sat. in a.ta Meta A bpc., full ttmc. lWl Gat1 Dr~ Nllud ID--Dqm-GDly, ••tn.w
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Newport Beach
Career Opportunity!
De~orator
TV Conmte, 21" acrn. Cood
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Miscell1noou1 8600
SHIRLEY KEMP
252 16th PLACE
COSTA MESA l '" ,:. CllRX TYPIST ~. C. Penn~y Co.
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Spanish and Mediterranean Furniture
All New Top 9uality Brand Names
Hi-Fl & Stereo 1210
STEREO 1968 IOlid state.
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Balance $79.35 or •mall
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fun :store under the finest 1139 Baker St. ()( cooditlons-and top super.
A Decorator's Dream Home Is On Display
Over $100,000 Worth of Spanish &
Mediterranean Furniture to Choose From!
payments. Credlt Dept.
53&-7289
DRAFTED • Sacrifice! '66
Admira l solid atate
AM/FM setreo. C06t $400.
S.11 $215. 67>-4--="'=---
Sportlng Goods 8500
LIDO THEATRE
Showing
THOROUGHLY
MODERN MILLIE
~ Cost•.M9M
549.3041 ~~on . •
Sr Systems & Procedures Analyst
Quality Control M1nager
Computer Center Supervisor SURFBOARD 9'8" Jacobs, 3
nlabog stringen, mahog tall
block, simi-speed Skag. Xlnt
4!0nd. 83().1954
Just clip this ad and taice
It to the Wdo Theatre in
Ne'N}Xll't Beae.h with ldenti·
ficali<>n. Otter p>d through
July 30th. ..
r An eqlJHl opportunily
employer
Apply .in _person
P'"""'" ras1>1on ,,, .. d • Conliguration Manager 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
lt•ms as follows: Gor9eous 8 ft. custom quilted sofa with 1epar•te pillows
with htavy oak trim decor and m1tc-h ing chair, l matching oak occeslonal
tabl•s, 12 ) 58" tall decorator lamps, han9in9 chain 1wag lamp• in wrou9ht
iron, an 8-plece king siie m<!lster bedroom suite in pecan paneled Mediterran-
ean style with top quality 15 year w<!lrrenty ~in9 si1' m1ttre1s end box springs.
Spanish dining set, etc.
v SALE 1'
Hle & UP!!
SURFBOARD 10' UISed twice ! ELECTRONICS! ·' •· CLASS 7500 • • , • • • • •
Monday thni Friday T h • I W 'I
Alt studrot "°"™'"' 1moo e ec n1c1 11 ers
Equal opportunity employer
Like new. $50. 642-4283 aft !AUTOMOTIVE!
5:30 . !ELECI'RICAL!
.,;: • Tool Maker -----1 • Sales Shipment hpedilor Any piec e can be purchased individually. Drop by and lte our selection
of top quality Speni1h end Meditterrenean furniture -fantastically priced!
SURFBARD, Hobie Corley, Jl,fANY MISC. ITEMS
Carroll model 9'5", Good FRI. • SAT. • SUN.
' -• Spray Painter
, • Assembly Opers ELECTRONIC
ASSEMBLY
• Dala Processing Analyst Comploto Hous•ful was R.,. $1528.00
condition $.iO. 548-3515 JULY lS.20-21
RUSSEU. Surlboard t O • I --875~~W"ES=T=l~8_th"S"t'°., ~CM-=
Light stringerless. E x • e ONE OF A KIND • .. ' ~factory experience
requirtd) • Electro-Mechanical Draftsman MUST SACRIFICE 5698°0 Cond. Make offer. 548--8082 Brand new! S u m m er
SURFBOARD Velzy 9'8", clearance salet Pb i 1 co
good for beginners. Good AM/F'M s1ereo cons o J e
cond. $45. 962-8741 w/turntab!e $169-95; Philro
..
COLLINS
RADlO CO.
Point to point wiring and
circuit board re w o r k.
Night shift.
• Computer Maintenance Engineers FOR ONLY _ .. _ ............ ..
table top color TV 24"
screen, S39'J; Phi!cu 18 cu.
ft. ret'"*. w/top freezer -
SPECIAL OFFFJR! 64~4 ---·. Terms Available -Newcomera to California, Credit Approved lmmedi1tely
WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS
Mi1cell1neou1 8600
3324 W. Warner
Santa An1, C11if.
APPLY • Clerks
• Typists I I SWIMMING POOL
All applicants reviewed on
merit "'ith no bias toward
Race, Color, O'eed or Sex.
Marshall
Communications
2230 S. Anno St.
S1nt1 Ana, C11if,
Apply or send resume to : .. • • •
MACHINISTS Tools: 1" x 2"
micrometers, 2 indicators,
depth gauge, 6" calipers,
magnetic base, 12" com-
bination squa.re set, Ken-
nedy 7 drawer box, other
band tools. Call 673-6233
18 Ft Pool, Filter. Surtael'!
Skimmer, Maintenance Kil
FREE Ground Pad.
$149.88
SECARD POOL
323 S. Main, Oranp
532-1992
• • • -
Young Attradive
Women for Siles &
-Cu stomer Relations
-..:~Local setVice company, Sal-
540-2820
An equal opportUnlty
el!lployer
19700 Jamboree Road
Newport Beach, California
• • •
KNITTED FABRICS
"" FOR SALE
R•mnan", oamplcs & Mill * AUCTION * ends Sat. Only 8 a.m. to 2
. · ary plus commission plus 1 ----------", benefits. Car nece5511.TY $525
1 minimum. Apply 9 a.m.
u 1279) Western Ave., Garden
• Grove or call 897-1093
GAL FRIDAY
All applications reviewed on merit
bi•a toward Rice, Color or Sex:.
with no p.m. 929 Baker, Costa Mesa U you will sell or bur
CUSI'OM built gun cabinet, give Wind)> a try
Jocks, $200. Sterling silver Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. Spanish/Meclitt ·Showroom Samples
..
CoffH Shop
Cashier/ Hostess
DAYS
Cockt•il W1itreu
DAYS
Exet!'Uent oppoMW'lity for Help W1nted
-'
versatile girl with growing Women 7400
publishlngcompany. Strong 1----------.,
1 Apply in person
Sheraton Be1ch Inn
21112 Ocean-Ave.
Huntington Beach
~I·''
SECRETARY-LEGAL
wtth Probate experience for
Inheritance Tax Div. of Or-
ange Olunty ApPraisaJ Firm.
general office background,
good typisl, shorthand pre-
ferred, Writing or advertis-
ing e>..l'e1ience helpful. Sal-
ary open. Phone Jor a i>
pointmer1t.
642-9470, Mr. Merriam
-TRIMMING &
• Shorthand not nee. Xlnt pot-
• eTltial! Salary open. 547~
INSPECTION
P1astlcs pal'ts. Permanent
positioo. Excellent work-
ing conditions and ail
;>ot
ATI'RACTIVE women iJn. fringe benefits.
mediate openings pan or Will train but must be over
full time, $3.00 hr to start. 18. \l:ith good eye sight.
We train. For interview call CALIFORNIA
.:.:..._' 495-542'.l. Monday only m Injection Molding
7621, room 200. 200 Briggs Ave.
OPPORTUNI'IY To earn $200 Costa Mesa. 546--1460
to $300 a month and more An equal opportunity
' part time with chance for employer
'' advancemenL Call 842--6743 -MU=~L=n~u=n-r=, 0--0~P=E=RA~=ro=R
• to see if you can qualify. Requirements: 1 year of
After 3:30 skilled experience in offset
~ 7 COMB. Sitter, housekeeper or direct process duplicating
. for children of s c h o o J machine. Salary r a n g c
, , . . teachers Sept. th.Tu June. $4$-$555. Closing date for
.. 7:30-8:30am.2--4pmdaily. filing July 31. 1968 .
• , 548--7712 Classified Personnel Office.
ALTERATION
WOMAN
For high gradr fashion
store. Experience in both
men 's and women's pre-
ferred OUt will train. Olf·
ers pleasant environment
and good company bene-
fits. Applv:
BUFFUMS'
Fashion Island
Newport Beach
Joba-Men, Wom. 7500
Offset Operator
Salary $458-$556.
Position to be filled jmmed·
iately. Applicants m u st
have one year experience
on offset duplicator, able to
do light·tablc and durk·
room work .
Newport Mesa U n i 1 i e d 1'" START Your own business as School o is tr i c t . l90l Audio Visual Operator
Public Steno. Will furn. of· Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Salary $436-$530
fice free for 2 mos. and 646-3224 Position to be tilled immed-
some accts. Call Mr· 'c=o=N=v~A~L~E=s=c=E=N=T-A~ID~E t iately. Duties include o~ Hickman, 675-3793 erating various A.V. equi~ ="=-~""-""""'~---I For nrivate home. Full or rf I i>' DRAPERY Workroom .-ment also pe orm ng light part time. Any age. rd • tablers • pcr.ver mach. HOUSEKEEPER maintenance and rcro s
qiera!ors. Beach Drapery, on A.V. and office equip.
• 900 W. 17th St.. C.M. Live in or out. Full or part 1.11cnt. Applicants should
f>40--6464. time, No ll'e! havt> audio visual or elec-
_ BABYSITJ'ER. My home.
7:45 AM til 4:45. ~ton thru
': Fri. 5 mo old girl. $25 week.
-962-898{) after 5 PM .. Secretary with tt:letype
e>.-perience. Shorthand r~
quired. Call 673-7005.
Ask for Mrs. Alward
H0~1EMAKERS ll·onics experience. 1638 E. 17th. SA 547-6682
EXPERIENCED
Commercial Tell tr
Apply
Security Pacific Nal'l Bank
2831 E. Coast Hwy_
Corona del Mar
APPLY
Orange Coast College
Z701 Fairview Road
Costa Mesa 834-5708
RESTAURANT
HELP
Qualified to work in high
grade Dlning room. Mon-
day, Thursday and Fri·
d<iy nights, all day Satur-
day.
• 2nd Cook
• Waitress
• Dishwasher
Offers pleasant environ-
ment and good company
benefits. Apply;
BUFFUMS'
Fashion Island
Newport Beaoh
8' Wood carved arm· divan, lg. man's chair;
beaut fabrics. 5 Pc hexago n dark oak din. set,
w/black or avocado framed chairs; 5 Pc BR
set. 9-dr Mr. & Mrs. dresser, lg mirror, 2
commodes, paneled headboard.
VALUE $895 -FULL PRICE $429.95
or terms •s low •s $3.00 week
Items Sold Individually -No Down -
Use Our Store Chafge -No Fancy Front
but -Quality Values Inside!
Approved Furniture· 2159 Harbor, CM
Daily 9.9, 10.5 Sunday e 548-9660
OJUCH with mahog book-coffee service $350. Also Windy's Auction Barn
case arms, needs repair &. chafing dish. large trays, Behind Tony's Bldg. Mat'!
recovering $18. Surfboard, Single strand blue Baroque 2075% Newport, CM 646-8686
8'4", good cond S25 : Beaut pearls $35. 548-0012 eve or APPLIA NCE Mortars. walnut AM/FM Stereo cab-wknds
inet with mono phono, xlnt Weights & barbeHS". cam-FOAM RUBBER, cur to size. plete set. Mismatched goU $100; bed divan & 2 chr.!r, all for $12: old Jr. encyclopedia Uph supplies, fabrics, clubs & bag. Badminton set.
naugahyde. Fact. outlet. Ping pong table. 2 folding: $3; Lionel Microscope, xlnt. Low pre. A-1 Foam Fabric yard chairs, Yachting mags
$8: chldrn's books 15c-25c; & Upholstery SupPly Co., 3U & books. 45 rpm records 830
Few LP records, mono 35c; E 5 h s "'' S · Rd . t t., S.A. o.:>5-1181 anuago . Patio loveseat, blue fioral,
xlnt $15; chaise. SIO, both THEARKOFUSHE'R POOL TABLES
redwood; miscel it em s Nautical Decorator Items New & used $97.50 up . Table
cheap or free ; folding chrs HATCH COVERS tennis, Poker tbles. bars &
lOc ea. Laguna Bc:h. 494.1701 WANT nautical items con-stools, indoor games, etc.
eves & Sun. signed 417 29th St. NB Discount prices! BADGER
lii~1"j~iijij"l~ii'j~f':'~~~~~~~~~ 675-2152 SALES, 409 S. Main. Orange
IJOBS & EMPLOYMENT I I Appliances 8100 ELECI' Port. typewriter, 2 or Call Frank 538-0311. Open
G S I 8022 I -W~H~O-L_ES_AL_E_T_o--~---,-,r-,, rm mylon carp et/pad . 12-8 p.m. except Wed.
S'hool•-lnstruct'•on 7600 arage 1 • .....,""' M t t b .,... ens go f c u s. 10284 MAGNAVOX TV Stereo com-1----------Apt ownrs & public, refrig-N ,-g ht,· n g a 1,, r~··t••·n b. + """'' m. $100; Up hoJ. maple SCHOOL Children's vacation CLEANING OUT A LL erators guar $15 Cross top Valley k
rates. Chilcoat 10-Lesson ITEMS CHEAP! Used $25. Sq top $50. Obie dr, $65. ~=~--~-~~-roe er $20: maple step-table BOUND c•-ling b, ,-g, $7; Bench w/4 cushion, $5·, Typing School. 548-2859, 173 furniture, dbl & single beds, Frost free X top $85. Obie dr ·.-~ '
nylon 12 x 18 9" x 10 & Bissell '""'· 'W'•-r 13-, --~~~ --· Del f.tar. C.M. refrigerators, washers & Frost Free $10(!, Also wash-· ' i'2 • .,... ~ .-~
PART-TIME --dryers. Chairs, sectionals:, ers/dryers/freezers/ranges. 2% x IO. Xlnt! Cost $600, Paymaster Check Writer
KEY PUNCH: alpha numeric Pupil of Segovia d d W• will """r ~ ---"•r••ld. Sac: $225, 5 drawer walnut $15. 546-0409. Z766 Bristol', """' Teaches classical guitar ressers, rugs, pa s, etc. ...... uo: w"' = .__ 84 N~ 88. CM v~;r Sat. only 8 a.m. to 4:30 1550 "A" su....,rior. CM A-OK Warehouse, 7722 Ga.r· ,c~'c,c"'tC;;.$4<1"-c.~64~2~-5:..:..:5:,.,_-=~l -=='--'---'-------I Peter Thompson 548-2652 ,.... :::: p.m. 646-9188 den Grove Blvd. 1 Blck W. of CLEAN apt sz stove $35. STENO type machine com-
RN's: All shifts. TEENAGERS & young in B•ach at G.G. ~--·. Antique mirror 9 2 ·' x 5 3 • ,ptete w/ case, tripod, pa-r
FULL TIME · · 1 Decorative Bl-FOLD interiw .. • w3 ~ l;eart. oil painting essons. DEEP F-z•. 14 cu ft ch.,I. w/g:lass shelves & framing & records. Like new $75.
MEDICAL LAB TECH: Calif. Csll Adele Franks 545-1878 doors f4 panels) each panel Exc•ll·n"t• ,.~,-ti-on I 5 0 . .$75. 548-2716 548-7475. 1940 Continental r 2 30 17*" x 6' 6Y.:". Quality ... .. '"' R~: :3 p.m. loll p.m. MERCHANDISE FOR hardwood, antique white 673-7178 SURFBOARD !Nr new) $75. l~CM=-========c l · s: p.m. to ll:30 p.m. · ''-E AND TRADE La d 1 h -
& 11 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. with gold trim; a 11 40'' WEDGE\.VOOD Stove. 4 W rg~ ,/I $~5u : e ~50th. Misc. Wanted 8610 EKG TECH : Tues. tbru Sat. Furniture 8000 hardware, 4 9 9 -2152 or burner grill--broiler $4{1. 2089 as r ryer ar . _____ ,_
9 a.m, to 6 p.m. I _;83~7=--0_;7_;9_;1~--=-~~ I Tustin Ave, CM 962-9640 w A N J E o
Call or Apply GUITAR amp 1 i f i er. ~ GREAT GARAGE SALE LATE Model electric range. FRIGIDAIRE Relrig., like
Westminster Hospital, 200 speakers ~()(). H1-F1 Sat-S\illday and Monday. 1600 Puslt button model. $55. new, breakfast set, (wrougfi
Hospital Circle Westmins-s Peaker s in walnut Woowick Lane. Everything 646-9539 iron). Both xlnt c on d. WE need quality (no junk
ter. 893-4541, ex't 33l , r-.. al escjos.ures $25. Draughting from CUJTent encyclopedias, ~~~=~~~-,---I 644--0857 please) -Furniture, color ~.. h $75 s ta t $150 1 -1 th' 15 CU. Fi'. Refrigeratt1r • l:;;;;-~'i';;="7.==-;c-=-,-I TV's, stereos, appliances, opportunity employer mac me , ex n , e ectrtc raceway, co ing, freezer (upper) $50. Good CB RADIO (General) with I 1 --;o;-;o;c;;-;';-oi;""'"':;·~~ I Al.so Lots of Sl\lfl! 100 Kings car magazines, camp equii> 00 s & otfice equipment. P1:JROIASING AGENT Pl. NB Sat-Sun 10-4 ment, books, plus geegaws 10 years old. 646-8790 mast & antenna. Like new. TOP CASH IN 30 Minutes
RC'quirement: 3 years , Seti or trade for stereo FM 531-1212 * 893-0ffiS responsible pur fy . 6 RIVERIA Sofa b ed TWO lriple 9 dr chest $15 & Antiques 8110 tuner or ? . S9'5 536-4643
P<'ricnce wl!h c~u~:~7;nle~ w/shl'pherd ca~ters, good $25 Tables $3 & $5. G.E. --~-------• VACUUMS • \VANT Dyna!one facial ex
g'·•d 1· r con d $150 2 swivel rockers ,·-n°r w/•ta•d. Ooth,··g. ANTIQUE Furn. lamp" •pin-erciser in "ood C'Ondition. ua1onromcollrg ·' •v" '' '' $10up.Repairs&parts. .,
With major in Busines~ $50 for both. Ma_Ple step e.nd furn, knick-knacks. 7/20 til ning wheel, china cabinet. Reasonable. Coast Vacuum Reas. S.16-2551, ext. 202 days
Administration. s a I a r y la.hble $20
1
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00
2 anoq
64
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2
•
1
rock
1193
mg sold. 2126 Standard, nr etc, 646--4966 333 E. 17th, CM, S42-l560 or 962-8434 eves
ran_e"e $846-$1031. Closing, ,;c,;a~i~"~'::;c.-'~'~· ,':;-~-~';--,c;-,I ='W~=~·~r=~~=-~date for filing July 31. 1968.1MOVING from Vista de! Lido GARAGE Sale: Remodeling _ Sewing Machines 8120 UPHOLSTERING -$79.SO. 2
Classified Personnel Otfice, New double bed with must sell va r ious ap-pc. (European craftsmen) Newport Mesa uni f ied Beautyrest mattress & ADLER Portable sewi n g Free est, del, pickup, 215 Horizon tal wheel press,
S h 1 pliances, old &. new, some m-~''• Exc-"••t -Ma•·. HB ""-my""'"' """'-app 200 ton cap $1500,· c oo D i s t r i c t . 1901 spread. lamps. commode & f · s on1 544 s ""''u" · = " ,_,,,... "' uo: ~ N ~ Bl d urniture. un, Y. · dition $4{1. 548-8382 Lathe, Seneca Falls, low
Machinery, etc. 8700
64~3224• v .. Costa Mesa. 12' sofa. 642-9980 Bayfront. Balboa Isle 0Made
1
to order -an:_~1 lor •• _ swing prod type, M.D. $27S:
, 44" ROUND pedestal tbl w/ 25 ecora or grapes, c ....... es " Punch press, Kenco, 4 T MOLDING Pohce Dispatcher Clerk 3 12" leaves & 4 b!ue uphol SAT-Sun -Mon. 3 7 0 Mu1ical Inst. 81 other accessories. 892--3438 . ,
. I===---'--"-' WOri1AN-Respon., neat to
drive catering truck C.M.
area. Refs 962-5244 (4-6
p.m.l
Rad,IO·Telephone Macht'n• Operators M-• 1 Broadway, CM Automotive with 1 phase motor S225: 1 cue or fem a e lO pen & In-chrs. Dec. item S 3 0 0 . Id 1.."0 BASS ACCORLIAN with 8' COUCH, Good, $35: 2 rugs Will trd 673-5274 or alts D' Plastic, mJ'ection. Perma-t al) "1'$5 Items, Househo ' Db 1 l===========-1
• ,. *THE TRIP
1714 Placentia, CM. Now ru-
ing Waitresses & Bar Maids,
21 to 30. Open 6 Pt-.1
: _• LADY to v•ork part-ti1ne in ' 1 ' Wedding Chapel eves as
: Wt.'dding Director. PO Box
: 397, \Ves1.minsler
: FACTORY Hclp -no ex-
' perit'llce ne<:essary. 18 (O 3.)
; • _ yn. Kay L<i:boratories, 870
lspatch G• I e.rn ...., .,.. 75 per month. 548-2716 t J case $35. 548-7475. 1940 Con-11Xll & 12Xl8, light green, If nent TVM:Oition. Ex-11,.nt 1' h h Bedroom set, {no ma tress ""~ .... ~-~ '1g SC ool_ graduate. one MAPLE hutch glass front tinental C!\1 nylon $20 each. 548-3674 25 to 40 years. Must know work conditions. Over· ye a I al guitar, misc. 1~ 1 A 1 · r c enc ex~i·icnce, S55. l2x20 beige 100% wool ELECTRIC gw·tar, coil cord LACE. o,, .. ,, and satin full .,....a area. PP Y in person time and all fringe benl.'-"'""' 40 GARAGE Sale: 369 Vista YELLOW CAB Co "'':"--w.p.m. Rotating rug. beauty $65. Misc. •·•"'·, ~plifier $25. Both A·l length wooding ~ $50, • lits. Must be ex""rienc-shift• ti t f · &ya, NB; Sat. & Sun. 12·4. ...., e -··., '"' • exce e.n nnge bene-540-2625 condition. 546-4355 842-5024 186 E. 16H: St. ed. No phone ca[J.s after firs, residence not required RA-AN Ll . & Stove., dishwasher, washer, -=~-~-~----
Costa t11esa 5 P .1\1 , A J \V · · • • : ving room dryer: couch; dining set: EXCEU;IOR Accordian, like Baby crib and mattress.
CALIFO pp Y ~tminster City Hall, dining room set, 15 pieces . n•w, full keyboard; with L k $50 \\'anted RNIA 14381 Olive Slrt"'I •-f kitch. set, etc. l e new
B I ... lK' ore Take all $10 e~ch. 116 • 36th case. Sacrifice $.iO. 548-8502 2A" illing Clerk-Typist njection Molding Augusr 7, 1968. WrittC'n t>xam St, N.B. GARAGE SALE furn . • 548-4 't<} •
Recent exp. nee. Small con-200 Briggs Ave. August 17.1968. 893-1511 clothing, drps, c h1drn's -· 8130 BOAT, trailer & motor S225;
gcn!ial office. So. Laguna Costa l\1esa 546-4460 ---;-:-'--:C::-7'C:::.:._ 12 TWIN beds, box springs, items. LP's. misc. 19M Pianos & Or~ana Stereo ssa: other furn reas.
area. Start S376 per mo. All ~ual opportunity • NOW Hiring n.attress. frames & white Baleric Dr. (Mesa Verde) ! Spec'1al Sale ! 842-<384 4~ "'~ f A I wrought iron headboard. $30 n • """'""' or ppt. emp oyer each. 548-2716 CM Sal-Sun l<>-J (250) 12" GRASS Squares. • Production Pl., N.B. Asst or F/C Bookkeeper ---..===~=-•Fry Cooks (24 hrs) 1 -"~~~"--"'-~-~-l'FF'U!RSTiiSiritimlim•~ei'v;;,;:rtthhCi•;I • WE oUer our greatest ' B • B II M 2 BLUE Velvet chairs & ot-1 stock of new & used pianos no total. 116 -36th St. 1 J<. e LITE hslqig. & supervise 2 to \vork in Accounting offjce. EAUTICIANS ro er en neighborhood garage sa e -Newport Beach. 673-2594
[ achl. age girls 4 afternoons Require USl" of 10 key adder & STYLISTS • Waitresses toman. Reg size Maple bed frorn beds to beads. 9-6 pm &. organs· at Special Sum·
per week. (hyn, trans. Lido & typewriter by louch. An· NeedC'd for a beaut. dept. Golden Bull (near new.) 546-8879 Sat and Sun. 205 .Albt>.rt mer Sale prices! 6 METAL frame chairs, •1· . Isle. 673-4956 sw('r in longhand. Daily Pi· store salon. Xlnt wa g" T GREY Formica top table, 2 Place, Costa Mesa. • WHATEVER YoU 8l'l! look· sh8J11, $20: 3 bikes, $3 each.
I • El oro I 6 ~-'-lO I od I"'""""'~"--"~~~--~ I Ing for • we have it Ir at • 968-2678 . WANTED exp er ie n c e ot &.'\ l\1 .JG2. etimmissions & store bene-Sl eaves, <-,......,~. n en · GARAGE SALE Furn, air ~,.,,.,.,,,,._:=:,=-:7.,,."7._ 0 0440 Call aft 6 Fri 540:-1188 Id price you will pay, '54 OLDS $50 or Jx.st oUer :·.:.:::. chairside dental assistant. \\'Oi11i\N J:."'XECUTARY lits. Sp~ial considerations "' · · · cond., refrig. H ouse ho WARD 'S BALDWIN rnroIO •
;-;,: Salary open. 548--8S44 or Den1al offiee, Lido shop <ires . to lhosl' with follO\\'ings. For I 0B"A~K~E~R;--~Ea,,,..r71y_m_°'_n_in_g_& 2 PC S~cliona.J, Light grc:n items. Sat & SUn 2101 1801 Newport, CM &12.8484 ~~~d .. ~78a ,gf~i~tle eng. work ,
1 "· eves. 646-2634 Prefer malurr. woman with a ~rsonal. connden ti<il in-nite shifts. No phone calls bl'OCadc $30. 548-1377. 2359 Granada Ave. Bal Penn. .ruo ;;;_.:NURSES aid, experic·nced somC' dentaJ rxpf'r. lt'TVJC'\\' please call 644-2313 please. Winthell's Donut Newport . c .M. FAl't11LY Leaving are a. Decorator's Delight GIRLS Clothing & Shoes Size
•', ..-ferred. Annly in ...,...son Call 673-9'16{1 ext 100 ;:isk for Bob. Shop. 29<17 Harbor. CM f].25 DISTRESSED COFFEE Household items for sale. Stoda.rt 5' Grand $699. 6x -S, Good condition.
,._ "" r ' -;;;,---i,;;;:;~~:;,,_~-ITiicfu.;;;;;;;--n.;;;'--i;-;:;:;::c: I d S I 251 S We did the inside -YOU do ""-•2 un5203 1• Laguna Beach Nursing --. SECRETARY e THE .ra mous Ben Brown's TABLE $35 Sat an un ony. · '"""-.. · ~
:: Hornf Phone 494-8075 "'--5.) wpm, ·~m, SU .... ,_ opening approx t m .,, Agencies, Men & 548-8500 Oliv,e, Santa Ana the outside. 1 -MOVCNG _ must sell Pool .,~. -· ~ I W Mayer Baby -we did the in-:: LIVE-IN b,11bysitter, in per helpful. Pleasant Insur· OC.!r1ed Ill Lil1?11na Beach --~n 1550 CASH Jor rurn & appllance11. 254 BROADWAY : 14" Band side & outside, ebony. $849. table. 4XS: l~ae than yr. old.
FREE TO YOU
FREE di r1 • Loose on
parkway, 3501 Surfvitw
Lane, Corona del Mar.
644-1523
BEAUT. young female Seal-
point Siamese. All shots.
Will help on spaying
charges, 54.2-200'2 7 /19
3 MOS. old German Shepherd
mixed male pu ppy .
894-1.279 ? /21J
FREE dirt. Loose on
driveway, }fin Poodorosa
St. Costa Mesa 7 f'l3
FREE to g.xxl home bl. and
wb. kitten, housebroken, had
ghats. 962-2196 7 /23
MlXEJJ Golden Retriever &
Gern1an Shepherd puppies. 6
1,1,•ks old. 646-1432 7/23
Sl-rEPHERO • Collie. AU
wht, lo good home.
1: exchange for room & boa.rd. ence ofc. Agt 22-40. For appt c.c. NO'lll interviewin~ for '--~~.:.::.::1 We sell good used furn. 1772 saw. Oster pipe machine . Many other Grand specials! $175. 675--5136 i: Mother -.'Orka nights. Vic. of 5't6·7370. t.'OOks, wait('J'li, wllill't'Sl!es.. ARGUS Npt Bl. CM &1:2-7015 Cole.man st'OVe $8.50. Lug. WALLlCHS.MANNfNG'S ZlG-ZAG cabinet sewing BLACK haU·Slamese kittens.
l: O.C.C. 646-4045 OFTICE •10 f 1 hus boys, kitchen help. Ap. JOBS GALORE CIRCULAR Davenport (4f g,11ge $1 -SlO MUSIC CITY mactrlne, like new SSO: 21" Hou e: e br oken. 0 R
642-32!}4 7 /23
" nager, u 1 ply in -rson only, Mr. WORK NEAR ~ 1 -0""~=~"""°'=;---;-= 3-43?') 7/20
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' IDLE llrs make Dollarl! Be ch~-, ~kk-~ lh "" · HOME who·t·I 68 x 68. $160. G AR AG E •RU MM AGE So. Coast Plaza e 54()..71"5 7V. sh• ...... $35. 540-5689 • -., • 'NV """·~r. ru Moss. 2 pm . !i pm daily ~ ,.... -.-•1: • F'ulleretle $2 hr gwU'. We financial statemenL Atuo 31106 S. Corull Hwy, S:.uth 646-9121 SALE. 2 HAR 0 R 0 c K Mapel .~MALE Blk & ~·hite fluffy
; train . .,., HB Mrs. D Tees CXJ!£J'..JNew d~,11Jership t!B l..agun:i Stcretery $500 ~8.~5~0~F=A~&-'c~h-aJ7r-,0~,~.-m-•7k-s 29'17 Pcmba Dr (Mesa Verde) NOW HERE -the new Bookshelves. $10. each ex-kitt('n. 7 \\'k5. hsctrnd.
1 54()-19.u area. ffl'n Robinson 5Zl-.l:l'IUI ftt n>hn by boss Into c.d Xlnl' --• 11•~ , _ _::C=M=-~J~u~lyc,,:20t~h=&7"2~l•=I~ Supef'90\Dlding T·200 ccllent condition. 8'17-589'1 646-7586 7/'ll I', ft-If D .-........,...., BROILER J\1an: dishwashe>r; RN for Or, $500 962 ,,~ . . "'""'· ..... i -* BIG GARAGE SALE Hammond Spinet orpn -CO"·~ al 2 Id
I!.;
' • .,.. very river WANT l\fature \Voman to parking allendMt· ., ... -....w BABY cribs with mattresses i..uu... m e Y<'llf' o , y full time Know )()-W(lrk · b k F JI U · .. "'111 Ff'e reimburS<'d 3 PIECES · al $75 r · J.35 University Or., CM Thurs -the finest yet' $15 & ~ Good _,,.. Must have fenced yard OUftl, · in 11. ery. u tne. ~ltls over Zl. AP]lly in per-Jr Bkkpr $400 cc:tion · · ivtng s &16--4541 SCHMIDT.PHlLLlPS CO. .,.v. ..V>,..,,11ion. 546--996~ ·
t:aJ atte. 548-5625 Exp. pref. Apply at son 2_5 Beach, ~ ftt. reim room cha ir $25. 2 end tables =·~un~~~--,,..,.-=--,;cc:-1907 N, Main 0 20th 646-0365 7/19
Blind Stitch Open. Frcnch'a Pastry ll70 \V. ~ Pirate's Inn Communlc.at'ns to $15M Xlnt cond. 642-7696 GARAGE Sale Sat " Sun. Santa Ana USEDSmith-O>ronaportable MALE, Part Dac;b$hund
1• spec_ macb. garment mJgr. Baker St. CN 440 Ht'llotrope, CdM Journalism dt,1t. Ftt pd STUDIO couch, nr new $65. 660 Center St. Apt C, COl!tl I'!!~~:!"~~~~!"' typewriter with case $35. 168 G o o d w a t c h dog ,
:; 15*1 Morut1\lja N.B. 642-2666 ltOUSEKEEPER.. Care of COOKS-Ox>k's Helper. Ttay Mkt9 Reaearch to $14M Gold wool rug (9xU) $35.1 .,::M:.:'.::"::.·--~-~~ LOUIS XV GRAND E. Wilaon, O:l«ta Mea 545-1942 7118
:; • WANTF.l> GRAMMA Sl'JTER t'IOOrly lady It II Mkpg for 2 girls. Dishwasher for ~w Analhical llkilJs, FH .Pd S4Q-.2177, Gr,,_2539 SAT & SUN Hougeful of ~ rn01rt eleg11.nt grand Revd1 Race car set REAL CUte Male kitten, •1,: u..~ in •~t WO~. Good aalat)I. Convalesn!t!t ll1>me. Top Acct deg to $12M furniture and. mile. 2120 we 've aeen. Glorious tone & wtth board. S40. Black wtlh whit!'! markings.
" C.U Barb. ~a.5 Must sleep 1n. 49+-il86 Salary. Cell Fri-?t-1on only. Mfl cott ell'p. Fet Pd G1r19e Sal• 8022 Aralla, NB IEaatbluU) ac:li<»t-Burled walnut, jusl e 646-5589 e H.B. area. 536-0136 7/19
" " " " "
• lJVE tn lukpr. kl\'1!1,y home.
Prin.te room. TV. Catt for
--841-«<ll " ~ LIVE In HlkffPtt 2 dtild-ren.
~ Sa1uy ~ Spanith tPCRk· ~ r ._. 1 dilld OK. W-.!m
!'.= •
EXPERIENCED baby!licter 646-.9&11 Al80 fet J)OAitkm11, GARAGE Sale • Moving. STOVE. refri& & tum. Gas $1.2!.l>. F'ully guaranlc«I. 1,000 WA11' Sean; ~ BED div an , need 5 who CRn bco-CAiied mOJJt Rl:AL ESTATE, Shouldn't Odds & enda & tum. Sat & drivtn •rt welder on trlr. Gould Music Company altematar. Good c<lndirJon. rnupholrtl~ring. wrought iron
timE"s d8.)' or (fl<'· l c;ltlld 14 }'OU br. telling tne hottest ARGUS EMPLOYMENT Sun. lfi632 ~·ood St. F.V lfit Oglt Apt. B, CM. 2&15 N. Msln. S.A., &-17-06111 ~. 54().5289 leg~. !Wi--7~4 7119
mo. No .chooJ girls.494-4338 •rt'll r Huntingtoo Beacb1 CONSULTANTS AGENCY ELEC •dd maeh!nt, 3 fish LRG Cold~t Rdrlg, 163 lb WURI.mER Studio piano BASS Amplifier $3."1; B8by 4 1\10. old s;ray mal<i kitten
Need a Garbftlltana.J1T CAU ror 11.ppt. VWare R. E. 2043 WPstclltJ, NB 548-1196 tanks, 11.raw.a.ne tlgh, loys. I tnr. ftwlleu; O>Uch Ir chr $300. aood condlUon. Phofl1 crib "-swlna: SlO; Fl.sh.Ing all sMts. Very llfectlonalc
J'tDd ft .nit. a want ed! ~n 5464103 1624: E. 17th, S.A. 541-6336 ns Orchid, O:lM 675-4730 & othtt tum. 646--«196 548--1200 aft 5 l'ftill, new $.11£1 $15. 64&-7tn ~HJ'l 1118 --------
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MliRCHANOISI FO~
SALE AND TRADE
FREE TO YOU
KI1TENS 2 espe<,:lally sturdy
L"Ute males 1 wks old.
llousebroken. 329 Ma&nollil
C.M. 642...&06 7123
t'OLUE 2 yr. ma.le. Very af.
fectklll1te. To rood home.
Mus t have fenced yrd.
-723 'JWO cute and playful male
tiger kittens. 20312 So. West
(.'ypres.1, Santa Ana Heiehla
546-9963 1/18
:J Bl~K It white 7 week old
l.!uens. Weaned and box
tt·;iincd. Very Jo v ab I t!
543-0096 7/'llJ
FRISKY 3 mo. old puppies.
Ugbt brown, white hair on
nose &: tip of tail. Small
breed. ~365 7/19
NEEDS good home. 3 • two
mcnth old kitteni;. Very
p:ayful : \\reaned and box
trained. 646-1403 7/19
K.ITI'EN -CUet lovable
femall.". Needs good home.
673-3896. 1 /18
l\.1ALE German Shepherd 2
)Tl old. ~ndly with
children. 842--6155 7/23
I
PILOT
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
FREE TO YOU
MERCHANDISE POR
SALE AND TRADE
FREE TO YOU
MARVIN hai a beard. He's a FREE: 4 kittens need a good
black male puppy. 9 wtt:ks loving home. NM<!. shotL
old. Lovable. Would like to Tht'ei! very cute, one u&J.y
be a lap dog. 5'l&-5448 T/20 d~ 673--5201 alter 5
ADORABLE male kitten la p.nl. 7/22
looking fot a home. Moth4'.r ORGANIC fertiUttr. borM
wu Siamese. 6. Wks, 201 SOl.h manure I wood ahavin&a.
St. Newport Beach 7/'J;{J c omb i ned n1ulch A
FREE to loving borne Cockl!:r fertilizer. 546-4931 a ft
type • 3 month old male • 1 5: SO 8/15
yr, old female call after 6 FEMALE, ong·balred black
p.m, 531-7631 7/20 Shepherd, good w/chlldren.
3 PUPPIES 8 weeks old • 9 moa. old. 123 E. Pomona,
hall Australian Sulky. \("I}J Santa Ana, between noon
pay new owner for shots. and 4 p.n1. if'lO
548-9439 7/19 BEAUTIFUL grey & white
MIXED male collie 1 yr, old kittens 8 wks old, weaned ilt
Haa shots. Good w I t h housebroken. &H-0141, 2807
children. 642-3294 after 1 pm Carob, N.B. 7/:?'J
====,,...,--,--,'"""=1-120_ BLACK, Male Labrador pup-
ADORABLE 2 mo old kittens py 3 mos. Free to good
to good homes. 642-1323 home w/!g yd. Loves
a!tcrooons after 6, Fri 9 pm chldrn. 642-Wl J 7/18
or Sun. 543-n86 1120 CAT • r.1alc Ti.ger-slr!ped 4
SHEPHERD • Collie 6 mos v.·ht pa\\'S • 5 mo. old.
old, female, housebroken. llousebroken. Very gentle.
Doghouse. Shots. L oves 642--0538 7/22
Children. 642~ 7/20 BOYS' 1 doc • all sho!A,
100' OF WOOD Fencir1::. 361 license, l ·yr. old. Great pet!
Agle Apt B. c .r.1. 7/Zl 521-1616 • 549:-0744 eve. 7/'lO
NOW! ' ' '
NEW!
PENNY
PINCHER
CLASSIFIED ADS
WITH A
NEW-LOW-RATE
3 LINES
2 TIMES
IN THESE CLASSIFICATIONS!
Furniture
Office Furniture
Office Equipment
Store Equipment
Cafe, Re1taurant
Bar Equipment
HouHhold Goods
Appliances
Antiques
Sewing Machines
Musi~I ln1trument1
8000
8010
8011
8012
8014
8015
8020
1100
8110
8120
1125
Pianos & Organs
Redio
Television
Hi·FI & Storeo
Tape Recorders
Carner•• & Equipment
Hobby SuppliH
Sporting Goods
Blnocul1r1, Scopes
Mltcellaneou1
8130
8200
8205
8210
8220
8300
8400
l500
15SO
8600
e EACH ITEM M.UST BE PRICED e
e Ne Item Owr $50 e No Commercial Firms •
e No Copy Chi-e No Abb,...,i1tlon1 e
START MAKING
MONEY NOW!
CALL:
642~5678
ASK FOR YOUR
DAILY PILOT AD-VISOR •
AND YOU MAY CHARGE IT!
'
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
FREE TO YOU
Pets, General 1800 Pets, General --'------
S olve a Simple Scrambled Word Puu~ far a Chuckle
Q Reorrongo the 6 ICl'Omblod
words below to moke 6
ll1119lt words. Print lerters of
«JCh In lfl Sine cf tqUOret.
11:1T1°r I I ·1
IHADREL. ,. TV,,_,"'"""""" "I
1-· -.-.--,..;.-.--.--1. IU!'O lik1 -w..-TV · 1 1 I 1 r '""'""" .. poc1.11y wh••• 1he
..__, __ ,1._ -·'-"·-""---' hero chotea the lndion for 20
I L O p R A p I feet and then qulfs. He con'f ~-,...,.....,......,-.,.....,.--1-go a ny farther. One more
1 ' I j I j I stepandhewould-the-
..__.'--.. -'-,.·-•· __.· on his electric 'guitar."
I ' 17·%1 IF ·-E,..E_L ,..1 D..,.....,....,...-1 ft c.m.'°"' 11w do"''~ ......... _ I I I I' I ;:. .\'!.."~::. m~ ~ ... ~_..__..___. __ .. _ _,, ·--...............
SCRAM-LETS ANSWJR IN DIME-A·UNE
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Salunlilf, Ju~ 20, 1968 DAILY "LOT , H . . .
MESA MINI BIKE
Sales e Parts • Repain
226:7 Harbor CM • 548·3007
9300
FOR Sale 1968 Honda 450
Scr amb l e r . 1~00 ml.
Purchued April '6&. Uke
new $1000. Call ~20t5 alt
6 PM Dally
XG Honda Scram.Mer
S3l5 or Best otfer
612.«ill. 386 E 20th, CM
'El HON'DA 160, to> mllea.
$150. 7700 Petenion PlaC11
Apt 60 0, °'9ta Me58
68 YAMAHA, Xlnt cond. $200
k tAlce ovtr arnall pymtJ,
54(}.-4865 an 6.
15 BSA 3SO ec. Good cm4itian
S«lO.
1963 DUCATI 125cc
• eyl. Runl .... lll5 ·-· '57 HONDA JaJ~;
.... c:ond. 129!1 • so-.ua .
You ar(' ttic \\'innc1· ol
2 tickets to th e
'63 MllJTARY Series WJJ;Ya
Jeep. Excellent condi.oo.
S1200. 546-4900 I
C.'!ml'lers 9~20
ALFA ROMEq
'59 JULIETTE spring cfipe
AM/FM, new tires &. pt.int.
Xlnt cond. $$0. 642-3186:'
'57 Alfa Spyder, cusb:lrn
hardtop. S.150. Jen)'
• 536-6338 • '
AUSTIN HEALEY
SERVICE MF.cHANIC : for
small foreign sen1ce &
repair garage. Should '1ave.
general knowle dge of
popular imports. s al ary
&./or comm open. P.erm
position with adv~t
aaaured . Send reSWl\tl to
7652 Garftcld Ave, No. 38,
HB. Or call 897-4285, JO'to 4
DATSUN
'66 D•tlun Sta w ..
Deluxe. Pearl grey with
mltcbing interior. Exdel-
lent cond. UDder guarantee.
$175 cash dels or trade.
Pymnts, $33. mo. Call 8fter
11, .fM.9773 or 639-~7
'67 DATSUN .
Sed•n. 19,00Q actual nillcs.
Radk> A Heater.
$1399
Friendly Auto Center
1.2961 Harbor Blvd.'
Gardm Grove sK.1252
9520C1mpon
Authoriad Dealer for
HAVASU
AND , :
ELDORADO ' I I
CAMPERS
1 ALL SIZES
ALSO NEW SHIPMENT OF 1 GMC TRUCKS
BUY NOW 11d SAVE!
AL ROBERTS r:u~J
IS172 HAUOR ILVD. I
GARDIN GllOVI PH. m.m1
•
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•
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5'1....,, Jut) 20, 1968
TRAllSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
••ft OAJLY PILOT
'tilNSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
•9520 CtMPEiiiRiiiSiiiiiiiiiiiii95ii2iiOiirl::mzpo:::rt:.::od;;•~-~~...:"°°::::: I Imported ·-
VOLVO VOLKSWAGEN To oil yo11 peoplo from Cosio
AMl'ERS 9S20CA,MPERS 9520 CAMPERS 9520CAMPERS ·9520
FREE LAS VF.GAS
VACATION wrm A
'64 VOLVO
122 s. 2 door aedan. Con-
coune cmditioo in attic
WhJle with COOtrutin&: red
lnte:r,Wr. _D.ependeble, reall-
billty & roomy. One c! the
finer autoa. This wttk end
only
$1395
ELMORE
TOYOTA
MOTORS
Ph. 894-3320
Mo'• 011d Co10110 clol tr.41r wh o
'66 vw DELUXE h•v• bo119ht • c•r "''" "''
LOADED! 26,00J ntiles on th i1 11111 1'1011th-
-eter. Belonged ID THANKS A LOT!
little 'ole 1CbooJ. teacher in I would like to 1how 111y I p•
San Clemen~. Take $175 pro(!1tlo11 to yo11r fr io11d1 of o __ ...... A-•-... ,_ ....... ~-"Troot h11totd of o Trtol1J1011t"
CASI ....,...., UU' • or u-.ue. h f T t ~-al U 111 1 oppl11t or o 11ow oyo o .. ,. ... ts $36.86. Call tu • 0, 0 111.d cor of your cholco. 4!M-m3 or 6.19-3617. 162 vw
Camper Bll!I with refria:. Just
the ticket for vacatioo.
$999
friendly Auto Center
12961 Harbor Blvd.
by SALE THE WORLD'S
LARGEST ~ Beach Blvd., Wstmn&tr
Garden Grove 5.l4-1Z2
'64 VW, perfect cond., many
many extraa. See to ap-
preciate. 546-5056 c::f OPEN
0ot'U1S July 19th and 20th 9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M.
ROAD
NEW
OPEN
ROAD
11' HOUSE CAR
lncludin9 luxuriou5 Open Road
exclusive appointment5, includ-
ing toilet, rear patio + giant
pat5 -thur. Chevrolet P.OWerad
one ton with duals.
TONIGHT -19 .. ·20tll ONLTI
(WE'VE GONE MAD)
0
ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST DISPLAY OF RECREATION VEHICLES
ON DISPLAY
the Fabulous
OPEN ROAD
.Camper & House cars. 32 floor plans. Featurin9 the biggest savin95 of
the yeor. from
Everyth ing available in recreotionol vehicles et price5 you won't believe.
But it's •II for reel -when the moon i• out from 9:00 p.m. to I :00 p.m.
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
FORD-CHEV-GMC-DODGE
%·ton camper equip!. truck while they lest.
·s2377
with camper purchHe
"WE'LL HATE OURSELVES IN THE MORNING"
HUGE STOCK SPECIALLY PRICED FOR 2 DAYS ONLY
E 0
830 SOUTH HARBOR BLVD.-SANTA ANA
OPEN
ROAD
81/i Open Road Deluxe
side Dinette Model with
toilet & all H.D. Chev.
I N C • BUMPER, MIR·
RORS & JACKS.
YOU'LL GO MAD
If YOU MISS
THIS.
D
53l-~SS
BOOT THRUS -WALK THRUS -MOTOR HOMES -CAMPERS
lmporrea AutH
• • • DATSUN
FREE LAS VEGAS
: VACATION WITH A J964 DATSUN PICK UP
•TRUCK. This is the most
~AOUght after mileage maker
4:oing. 4 spd trans., bright !red with a nice contrasting
'interior. Only one and it's ~gotta go !ast. Only
: $1095
JI.MORE MOTORS
TOYOTA
• Ph. 8!»-3320 '5.ul Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
: '66 DATSUN
PICKUP. Low l\iiles. One • . owner.
; $1299
; Friendly Auto Center
: 1296! Harllor Blvd.
Garden Grove 534-~
FIAT
--------1964 KARMANN Ghia. Good
* NEW FIAT*
AUTOMATIC "SSO"
5199 OOWN • OAC * S46.58 p<'r mont~ *
"8SO" Stiek $42.65 PR MO
HERB FRIEDLANDER
96ZS Gorden Growe Slwd.
GLAS
·Qj GLAS 4 spd.
racing green 1300
Call 673-lsr.! aft 5
British
6e!'ies.
cond. Best offer.
642.oo56 aft 4 pm.
1966 KARMEN GHIA, Im-
mac. cond low mileage.
$1850. 675-5.in
MERCEDES BENZ
'68 MERCEDES-Benz 220S
26,000 orig mi. Leather int.
Sl.U>er cond. 548-5459 aft 6
'58 MB 190 SL
Priv. Prty. $1450 Firm
• fi75.-2752 •
DIRECI' from Germany 1964
230 SL convertible, p/s p/b,
side !acing rear seat, radio,
mint conditioo, all service
proven, Call coll 494-6ffi2
any time.
'57 MERCEDES Zl.9 S ,
motor, body, good . Clutch
needs wcrk. Best olfer.
642-Wl
'60 MERCEDE.5, '61 eng.;
22,lm Mi. Xlnt cond.
962..-0436 After 5:30 P.M.
MOTORS
TOYOTA
Phone 894-33:ltl
'68 VOLVO
GF:l' OUR LEADERSHll"
SAVINGS BEFORE
YOU BUY!!!
~tM LtmiA
Sport Cars 9610
* '58 MCA. $475 *
New paint. Good shape. 14<ll
Cerritos, Laguna. 4!»-1991
• IMPORTS i:ll;:;•;:;<•:...::C::::•".:;•:..cRod=c.'-9-'6-'20
1932 FORD 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9300
1960 VOLVO SM
lat $200 takes.
962-2045 aft 6 pm.
VOLKSWAGEN
5 window coupe. Chev. V-3,
automatic. Offered at sulr
stantial savings over replace.
ment. Drives like a million $.
Bob Longpre
Pontiac
13500 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
892""51
FREE LAS VEGAS
VACATION WITH A
1967 VW SQUARE BACK
STATION WAGON. The
most popuJar wagon built. 430 LINCOL.~. power.ed
Milag pl dependability Studibaker Lark, runs fine. B~ '!th It. biege in: Needs finish. $250. 54()..5289
terior. ~o and all extras. Autos Wanted 9700 Just as ruce and as fresh as
~:·~;ea ~p of WE PAY
SH ..• Jim Simpson
ELMORE MOTORS
TOYOTA 1
, ..... 194.3320
15100 •••• ;1, 11¥d.
W•dmin1t••
I 'Ii btk. North of
S•n Oi190 Fr•1wty
NEED A CAR?
CAN'T BE FINANCEDT
•Bankrupt? eRepoaesaioaT
•Bad Credit? • DlvorcedT
•Military •New ln Area?
Make Payday Payments
McCARTHY MOTORS
1420 So. Main & Edinger
(2 blocks N. of SellJ'$)
Santa Ana Pb 542-3507
TRANSPORTAT ION
100 finoncin9 o•o;lobl·
ALo W(' CO"V our 0 ""
con,.och
$49 TO $499
NEWPORTER MOTORS $1995
ELMORE MOTORS TOP DOLLAR 1----1
TOYOTA
2Ul6 Horbor B!.d
5.1e.s294 s~a.~:11
Ph ..... ,,., FOR,
15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
-sr.:.61 "'":'Mil ..... _ USED CARS
dlo, Heat•;, S99 (OltNEll OlfVROLO
Friendly Auto Center
12961 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove 534-1252
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 546-1203
WE PAY •..
CASH
BUICK
'63 BUICK SPECIAL
Fully equipped, vs, Radio &
Heater, P .S., 20% down or
trade $34 per mo. 24 mo.
(TJ'Il,736)
$795
THEODORE ROBINS
FORD
15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
_ _. ~·--~ .... •..--~· --""'----...... -----
'65 MGB, lt blue bomb!
IJWinging condition; n e w
Pirelli tires, detacheble lug-
gage -ski rack, chains, wire
whls, disc brakes, extras.
Leaving country, must sell
at once $1,743. 646-1027 or
494-1701
FOR Sale '66 MGB Rdstr.
22,000 mi. Xlnt cond. Radio,
wire whls. wsw. o'drive.
$2!XXI. Call 54~2()45 alt 6
Daily
'58 MGA, mec:h n e w .
Rebored, pistons, r i n g s ,
valves, bearlngs, clutch,
brakes, seals. 547-33n Mike
'55 MG • TF, in good con·
dition. Wire wheels $750
540-3754
'64 MGC, w/w, custom hdtp.
R-H, good cond. Must sell
now! $1450 oroHer 644-1540
1960 MG Wirie whttls. new
tini&, disc brakes. All good
cond.· Be!t otfer. 962--0813
PEUGEOT
's.9 403 Sedan. black. Recent
major overhaul, new tires,
bait. S300. 494-6721
PORSCHE
'&.; c Coupe Crome Wheehi,
luaqe reek, Blaupunkt .
New paint. Mlcbrlfts S3,f95.
!Ki-8063 after S::I> or
v.•kends.
'58 PORSCHE Speedster 1700
cc, Bunch exhaust. tra.Miet
lgnlt 548-oc.34 aft 6
'&6 PORSCHE -912; lmmac.
cond. Loaded! Must aell!
~Alt .. &PM
WOW!
Have you seen the new
'68 LAND CRUISER
4 DR. STATION WGN.
1 for In1n1rdi1'.le flrlivr ry
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA
18881 Beach Bl\·d. H.B.
Easy to Reach al
Garfield & &ach
847·8S55
'68 TOYOTA
GET OUR LEADERSHIP
SAVINGS BEFORE
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HEADQUARTERS
ELMORE
15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
Phone 8!»-3322
'li6 TRIUMPH Spitfire 22,«Xl
mUes. Xlnt cond. $1400.
hfust seU! 642-&152
LaNJe Selection in
Stock and Ready
for Immediate Delivery
DEAN LEWIS
"LEADERSHIP
SAVINGS"
MEANS A BETTER
BUY FOR YOU
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i!LS9 BUlc:K pwr, •tr 1 brks. CADILl.AC Sedan DeViUe 1964 COUPE de Ville. Blaclt 'S9 (HEYROlfl 1'""REE LAS VEGAS '57 CHEV Sta Waa. Compl ~Good transporll.tion. $100 1960 Full power & air Best w/black ltt.tMr interior. VACAT10N wrrH A new 283 ent. Nu brakes, I:
892-9170 alter 5:30 after673-(,(}'l2-530-6290 Full power, fae •!Jo cood. 19$) Oi£V, BtPALA Spt muff\Hs. Mech. pert,1, ~ ,I ==~==="==o:.::~~=;;;:::,;:~= T TUt wheel, elec • e 1 1 • · HARDTOP Cpe. DNt metallic blue with or ' trade tor aood .treet 1 New Cars 9800 New Cars 9800 Twilight 561t. Auto-dimmer, all a.·lg~al interior, pwr. m01orbl.ke. MS-8893
I . pwr trunk release. 29,00CI ore 2 door, V-8 a.nd equjpped. Tax 1tr., auto etc. lmn1a(.'\lla1.e. -1.................. ml. lmmao. X1nt eon<!. Mu•! M>d 1-.. down, 113 per Only ' CHRYSLER , ,.. to """"!"" $3095. mo. 24 moi. (llC!2'1! ' $695
I• ''ff~A• ,. .. ,,n $199 ELMORE MOTORS . ., c1mYs~rn·-. -rFt1r:-~.:I! '" CAD ""'""" ..... .... . TovorA . IMPERJAL LA BARON .. N! • ~· ::i ·::';'· 0"::: : I~:-:: THEODORE ROBINS I Ph. li>l-:mo ... .,, F•ct,.;,~· • .;j!. 536-1007 or 5.16-8861 aft 5 FORD 15.XIO Bench Blvd .. Watmnrtr Financing 00 problem ' '
• ~~ 4~ ~--~ ~. SACRIFICE! '68 cad. 2 Dr. ELMORE
•ilJio':: ·~. CJ><. De Vill<. Full""""· ...., """°' Bl•d. SPECIALISTS !<;I\ c,,,.d .. Gro" m..i. ~ fully equip. "Factory Mw". Qma Mesa 6'12..oo:IO HIGH PERFORMANCE '64 CHRYSLER, PS/PB, , • "'Iii::'. $6,250. nJ: 592·5863 an. 5:30 LILLIAN CUBBON CUSTOM CARS going ovet"S<'a5, must sell!
'64 Contl•ntal
'64 Wncoln O::lnUneolal • Dr
Town Sedan. Hai full pow.-
tr with factOl)' air. J.mmac-e
ulate thnt out with Ii.Iver
metallc finllsh. Now thla
$700).00 car ~ can be
bOugbt for: Sl~.00.
lit car lot on Harbor Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
Linooln-~1ercury
Costa Mesa Branch
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7m0
'ti5 LINC'Olli. Power, air
cond, leather. l'l,600 ml. ex-
cel COi'ld. $2600. 833-1530 • 3 • P~t wkdys; 8l\Ylime wlcnd. 122 28th STREET LARGEST SELECTION IN $Tall. 1818 Viol.a Pl, C.M. •. 5 YEARS • '67 CADILLAC El Dondo, NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE COUNTY •18-"'61 CORVAIR .~ oood. Looded with XU~ Selected Auto ======== ---------
• • E~ ••.. call OR 3-1692, 6 lo 9 You are the winner of Center COMET l"REE LAS VEGAS
• S · Q C A • • 2 tioko" to the VACATION WITH A erving range ounty re a $'l200 •64 CAD Ctmvt. Every llJ32 Harbor Blvd, 537-4646 '61 4 Or. Comet Station '62 Corvair Lakewood
• • Extra! 6 -way 1e1ot, tilt LIDO THEATRE FREE LAS VOOAS-, Wagon Automatic. Call Wagon artic whlte with con-• ANNOUNCES • wheel. One O"Nner. 43,00CI Showing VACATION WITH A £13....1842 alt S trasting blue interior. Fresh '•GRAND OPENING. miles.~1247 THOROUGHLY l!Mi'r CHEV. CAi\tARO RIS· "Sl~C0~,-11="1',-rl>-,-.u-to-,-,~ir, and pretty as can be. Get ': : '63 CAD $1300 '63 CHEV MODERN MILLIE Coupe. The rallyc gport. Bur· nC'1v trans, rngine, tires, this mileage maker. This
Super Sport : many xtru gandy with while trim. B111ck shocks. $450. fi7>.1677 weekend ?'1~95
$9<XI. M.., olf0< 53&-2727 J.,1 olip this od and tal<o Umdau lop, 4 '""·· w;i, <W-'Ol COMETS lion W · ELMORE MOTORS ,cc-=~~c"'-,,--,---, it to the Lldo Theatre in ala, plus all rallye extras. ta agon, m
• • • • ·•
BILL MAXEY
gives yc:>u s;1reat going ............. '
TOYOTA COIWM~
Amtric•'• lowett prictd ·--$2231
Includes heater,
white wall
tires,
tinted glass
"'" .... 90 hp, 1900cc Hi-Torq11• ,.,,;,., e
0-to -60 i11 16 11conch e Topi 90 mph e 25 rnil11 or ·
more p•r 9•11011 e Deep fo 1m c1nhion r1eli11in9 buck1t
111h e 4-011.tl.1 -floor e Fully 111tom1tic tr1111111!11lo1
l option11l e Laich of hnrury •.114 11f1ty f11t11r11. • OF THEIR NEW • '51 CADIILAC, white hearse, N-• .......... n-•"h ""th id-ti-Positively showroom fresh. very ~ cood, good 2nd TOYOTA excellent cood. $575. MWlt .... _. a<: ... "' '"" Thi car $250 646-840'1
: USED CAR LOT : ·~"c~-m:' ~8~' all ~:~~· aood "'-" EL~;;~~~~TORS . ·~,~;~~;ti,,".' 15300 ~h :-0'3.'°wsbnn•" BILL MAXEY TOYOTA '. AND EXCLUSIVE • pow", loath" lnl, ONE FREE LAS VEGAS • 54().5289 • '63 CORVAJR
TER OWNER. $950 67:H932 VACATION WITII A TOYOTA Monza 4 speed. 1 owner car, • IN NATIONAL • '64 CHEV EL CAMlNO MAL-Ph. 89"3320 CONTINENTAL ""'utllul ""'"' 18881 BEACH BLVD., H.B.
TMey, test lllrtve tt1e f'"' toMt Tey ... c-l-4Hr ....,.., .....
• . • CAMARO mu. The most sought after 15:DJ &-!!ch Blvd., Wstmnstr $595 1 .. , ,. l:MCll ., hrffel4 -4 .._. • TRUCK DEALERSHIP • modd gofog. Sparitling •d<> 1000 CHEV Hudlop. V-8. CO".'&!, 4 d• ""· wht, air, Financing"° problom
CAMARO '67 SS 350 4 apd., be beige with ivory bucket Pc>wer str & brks. Rill. full y equip, Lo mi., xlnt Ph. 6J6.144, 147-1555 • AT • new tires, low mi, like new! seats. Auto, P. Str. All kinds Stick shift. Runs wt>U $200. cond. Priv prty. $1950. ELMORE • • • e • •
• Beac·h Blvd. & Ma'1n St. • s
2
•
295
• Pvt. pty. &«-noo. ~tra~~~s!e!:i =:d*~""~"~"'g'~*~=~~548-84~~'!7~=====,~aoo-~:~_~, ~can1~c~.~~.~G;;;ro~·:::,·~m~..i~~=aooi;;N~•=w=c;:; .. ~.==;;,=,"aoo~N=.=w=c~.; .. ==~=:::il
• • CHEVROLET only $1695 __;N:.:•:.:w:_C:.:':.:;":_ __ 9:..:8:.:00:.;Nc.cow:.::....C:.:•::.:rs;._ _________ _
• Ph. 842-6631 • '64 NOVA 11 ELMORE MOTORS
• Oiev. Super Sport. Automatic TOYOTA . ·----~~ • • steering. Very clean. 15D> Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
• • $1199 '64 CHEV lmpato Whit · Friendly Auto Center pg new tires 'nor,;· :·
• • 12961 Harbor Blvd. st~reo &: tape' xhit eoo<1'
• • Garden Grove 534-1252 orig owner ieaving f~
• '64 CHEV Super S port Europe, $1500 casti 54IJ.-5203
• Impala 2 dr hdtp. R/H, '61 CHEVY Impala 2 door
• • 8Autok 1trans.
1
Pwer strgLo. hard top, V-8, P.S, auto.
• • uc e seats. owner. Good oond By wn r $650
1 mi. Super Oean. like Call befo,; 5 P~. :ii-6101'
• • New!! $1295 Pri pr t y . I;;;;,--;;==~~~-----"-
• OPENING SPECIALS • 531-8473 !963 CHEVY Nov• n St•tion
, Wagon $800. 1943 {Apt 2)
•• ,, SKYLARK 1 Dr. va. $2295 • 65 IMPALA; super ~ Pll. Monroe, Orange. 532-1405 ~ pb. 377 cu in. Buckets, con-I ---'--~-"'-..;;.;;"-I
• A1tollt0tlc tra111., power 1tt«111t, • llOie. V8 Auto $1550. 546-7806 Used Cars --. rodlo, lliNMf, factory air. ..,.,,vv
• '6' IU!CK SPECIAL DI" 4 D" $1495 • '67 CHEVY U, 327, 4 .,,.,,
• Automatk trans., power stHrln9, • Hurst gauges, bucket aeab.
rodlo • ~. "lllte "all tires. Mak tt 548-0019
•... vw $995 .• =~·=·~·=··~~-~1 Wltll w 11roof. '52 OIEV. Xln!: running cond .
• ''7 IUICK SPECIAL DLX. WAGON $2395 • Immooulaloly Cl'8n! '66 CHEVROLET
GROTH
• Automotk tf0111 .• po,.,•r stffrln9, • Nu pa.J.nt. * ~14 VI, Pow•rglide, power d•••·
R&H, "hlte "alls. $1995 • '67 IMPALA, Loaded, Candy i119, eir, RSB-171. • '66 DODGE WAGON. A11to1110tk. I ed B $2795 $ 399
•
po-r 1tfff'h19, fadlo, heoter. &1>P e r · Y owner l
'61 CADILLAC DeYILLE 4 Dr. $995 • ,;54:;:&,;.2'192~=~-,:---J-,,.-;-====c-..•I
• hit··-...... .., ol•. • '55 CHEV,.. ..... -'66 CHEVROLET
• '64 OPEL $895 • ""'· '56 ... -. traction bars, • '" 4 WHEEL • DRIVE WA.GO • s~•. •~1•~ , '65 CHEV IMPALA $1395 "-Ill .,..,..... "'N Yi ton pic•·up, '4 •P••d,
• 1 Dr. 's11per Sport. I '63 IMPALA, 2 dr ht $1095, U-12566
• ''5 lNTERNA710NAL $1195 air oond. PS/PB, Xlnt $2599
• PICkUP. • cond lowner-494-2854 1~-~~-~~=I
e '" ~~l1c:.!'.'~':t. $3395 e '66 CHEV CAPR IC E. '65 CHEVROLET
'6J FORD FALCON WAGON. Auto• $895 Loaded! $1200 dawn &: take FLATBED
• matle trans., radio & heater. • over payments. 673-5857 "i4 Ion V8, 1ticli: 1hifl, S.30908
• '61 11N7ERNATIONAL ¥8 $2195 • '66 SS 396 0-llo; 4 & 8 $1499
1/1 Ton Pickup. • track stereo tape; real !--~-=~~-
•• Credit or Flnancin~ No Problem Hen! • cl"'"'' $195-0. 54>-7990 '66 FORD
' All Pric•t Plus Tax & lie. MOVING! Must Sell! 63 6 cyl VI, powar 1ta•rin9, air,
• • 01.ev Impala. SIS Auto WTG-641 • TERR y Bu I c K • PS..,,_,.,, $1699
• •
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122·5th STREET, HUNTINGTON BEACH Rw.. good, S200-'65 MUSTANG
• 1/1 llock off f'aclnc Coost Hwy. • 545-9Tl7 VI, 4 1p•1d, ar, NNR·lll. • 536 6583 • '57 CHEV. Wagoo; new tires, $2199 ! ................. !now-:"'£~• '65 PLYMOUTH
FURY lmport-..a Autos 9600·mcorted A 11tos 9600 Imported Auror 9600 ";~~~~iiiiii~iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiij.:.iiiijiiiijiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiij YI, a utomatic, pow.tr 1f11rin9, • RIN-ll&.
$1699 The Largest Toyota Facility Anywhere
NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION
ELMORE MOTORS
CHOOSI YOUR TOY OT A FROM THI L ...... SILIC7!0N
Just Arrived 1969 "Corolla"
4 1/40/o
Financing Available
ON APPROVED
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las Vegas
Vacalion
l Doys - 2 Nights AT THI
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011 1ny tl1el fl91o1 r1d &
t11t dri.,111, Na p1o1r•
1het1 11•ca111ry.
1m BEACH BLVD.-
WESTMINSTER
894-3322
AMERICAN CAR
TRADES WANTED
'64 FORD
Y-8, 1t•nd1rd lr.t n1mi1·
1i:1n, PEP-121.
$899_
~, 6-,--,1-c=H"E""VR 0 LET
Stand.trd Equiplft1nl U45-20)
$699
'64 T-BIRD
Y·I, Auto,..1tic, Full Pow·
'"Air, HGU-ll l.
$1799
----,-,-, 674 -::;CAD I L_LA_C_'
SEDAN OE VILLE
full pow.tr, 1ir cond. TFE -160
$1999
Groth Ch•'lfoT1t \,alia.,11 111
th• lMi.,d111I. Iring you• Jn.
di.,idu1I il'.tn1porlation prob-
1.tlftl to u1.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
PROBLEMS HERE
ALL YOU NEED 15
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' GROTH
CHEVROLET
!B2Il BEACH BLVD.
Huntington Beach
147-611• • !545-116l
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ANY NEW '68 2 DAYS ONLY
'68 OLDS CUTLASS WAGON
't'.I , 1u!Olft1fic, radio, hi.tier, power rtaarln"
p.tw1r bra•••· factory ,;, cond ~ w·w lirai.,
t intad 91111. M1ny o••"· Stock No . S•I.
5370345
:',' .~.~?.~. ~.~:.2 .. ~~.";:!. ::~~ s37 49so
pow.tr brak11 , f1clory ,;, conditionin9 , whifew.tlt
w1U tir11, tintad 9la11. Many olhfrJ, Stock No. 6 10.
:~~ .~~?,~. ~:~~=~ p~w~~~:!in:pe· 54511''
f1clory a ir conditionin9, linl.td 9l1u. M1ny
ot~1r1. Stock No. 557.
1962 PONT. GRAND PRIX v.1, 111iolft.tfic, radio, h11far, pow.tr .......
ln9. Und1r whfJ1, blua book. Stock No.
KIY441
'62 VALIANT SIGNET
2 Dr. H.T, Auto. tr1n1.,
R1di1, heat.tr, Sloe• Ne. i•I
'63 OLDS STARFIRE
H.T. c·oupa. Full power,
r•dio, he.tier. Stock No. Pl I 21A
!INCLUDE TAX & LIC.I
'68 OLDS Delta Cust. Hol. Cpe.
v.t , 1wtom1tk, radio, ll11tw, power ri11ri•t-
pow1r N1k11, po..,.1r wi,.dowi, ftrlOf'Y air c.-
tlitiot1i119, wllit•w•ll t i,.., ti11t.d tl•.._ Ma11,_ "'""Y otllH1. Stock No, 404.
'68 OLDS F-85 Sport Coupe
Aulo111.tlic, 111.tl.tr, pow.tr 1le.trin9, whll1wall
t ira1 , tint•d 9l.t11. Stock No. s&•.
'68 OLDS F-85 Sport Coupe
Y-1, avtomafic, radio, h.t.tf9f, pow., Jt-i'"J,
factory aW condit;.11111,, till'IM-11••· M•y
.t+ian. S*lc Na. 121 ,
2 Dr. YI, radio, h11tar.
Stack No. 4151
'65 CORVAllt 'MONZA
4 ''""'· r•"lo I h•1t1r. Stock No. 'I Ill
'67 COUGAR
YI, r•dlo I heal.tr. bwcli1t •••fl.
St•cli Ill 2M
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5433420
52912" ',
5310868
OTHER DEALERS ADVERTISE IT • • •
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UNIVERSITY 2850 HARBOR
BLVD.
COSTA MESA
NEW 546-5550
USED ~sSSl
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SatW'dQ, July 20, 1968 # DAILY PILOT
TiANSPOliTAl'lbN TRAN$PORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TllANSPOllTATION TRANSPOllTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSl'ORTATION · "TllAHSPOllTATION -------\Jsed c.,. 9900 Used Co" 9900 Used Con 9900 Used C.rs 9'00Used Con 9900 Used C.'1 99GI ~----i UsedC.,. 9900 Used Con 9'00 Used Cort
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CONNELL CHEVROLET'S USED CAR CENTER SPECIALS
'66 CHEV ELLE '67 CHEVROLET '64 PONTIAC
Grand Prix. VS.t. aulOmatic, power steer-
ing, elec. windows, R&ll. Danube blue
w/white vinyl roof. (NQX710)
'66 TRIUMPH
f Door. V8, automatic. powtt steering.
air cond., ennlM white wired interior.
CNID6<•1l
Deluxe sport van. Aulof\'l&tlC, radio.
heater, 3 seats, red and white with red
deluxe interior. ITYV5301
Spitfire with hard and soft toP1. Roll up
windows and wire wheell. Brill.sh raclni: green. ITBX733)
$1695 $1195 $1395
'65 CHEVROLET '63 CHEVROLET '66 MERCEDES
200
'62 CADILLAC
Malibu super gport convertible. V8,
automatic, power steering, radio, healPr,
tahltlan turq. with white vinyl bucket
%. Ton Pickup. 6 cylinder, stick shift.
8 ft. Fleetshtt'. (G4114.1l
Sedan De Ville. Factory air conditioning.
automatic, full power, radio and heater. (ESR:i!X5l
'seats. lNCC803) $1695
4 Door seda n. Automatic, power steer-
ing, air cond ., R&H, Shadow grey wired
leathef! interior. (SZV238) $1195
'66 MUSTANG '68 CHEVELLE
$2495
;66'iii:DiMOiiiE '64 CHEVROLET
Hardtop coupe. VS, automatic, power
steering, radio. heater, white with red
~ ton pickup. 8' Fleetside, V8, auto-
matic, radio, beater, cust. cab. (R28417) F-85 4 door sedan. V-8, automatic, radio,
heater, power steering and finished in
Turquoise. Sharp. (SBT715)
Malibu. Automatic, radio, heater, pow-
er stetting. <VIM 691 l
interior. (VCU160)
$1795 $2895 $1795
'64 MONZA '67 DATSUN -------------------~---~· '64 IMPALA '67 CAMARO
Corvair coupe. 4 1p<!ed, radio, healer 11nd
and other extras. Finished in Ermine
4 door sf'dan . ~rt finish wi th Saddle
interior. Shows good care. {TFC203J Super Sport coupe. VB, automatic, pow·
er steering, R&H , wil1ow green w /beige
interior. (No. 777A)
327 VS, lluton1alir. radio. heater, po~'er
stttrin&. <ULS1851 white with red interior. (VEJ170)
'95 $1395 ~495
'65 MERCURY '64 CHEVROLET ~66 CHEVROLET '66 CAPRICE
Montclair hardtop coupe, VS, automatic,
powtt steering, radio, heater, low mile-
age, ermine white with blue Interior.
Impala. V-8, auto mat I c, nower
steering, radio, heater, silver blue tu-
tone. No. 691A
Sport Van. Radio and heater, green and
white tu-tone with deluxe vinyl interior.
Custom coupe. 3Z1 VS, automatic, power
steering, factory air conditioning, radio,
heater, like new. No. P1624 (RVM685)
$1795
YOU KNOW
THE BUG IS
THE ANSWER
WHY
We g i"'e them the Volksw1119 en I b-
point Sefety end Perform•nc• in-
spection. Th •t's why we cen guar-
entee I 00 "/. the repair or repl•ce-
ment of ell ma jor mechanica l
perts". But not every used VW
gets this inspec:tion. Only VWs
sold ~y authorized deeleri. l ike
"'·
• Eng ine • T rensmissicn e Rear
exle • Front axle assemblies •
Brake system • Electrical system
'66 vw '66 vw '65 vw
SHa. Wt!Jte. F•llY •11111lp'll fastback, Whit•. fully Sedan, Gr• y. Fully + Nlllo. ~uip'd + radio. ~uip'll + AM/FM.
51599 $1799 $1499
'65 vw '65 vw '64 vw
StlClan, .... Air cCMHf. & S.-*11, W lrl It•· F11tly Sedan, or•• n. Ful ly
radio. ••lp'll + Niii•. ~uip'll + radio,
$1599 '1799 $1299
'63 VW '62 VW '60 GHIA
W.., 11 ... f1111y ... s,·11 SHoii, ..... Filly "f11lp'll Co11pe, 11 ... F11lly "t•lp'111 + '"'-· + ,..,._, + rlllllo.
'1199 'I 099 $999
'61 GHIA '63 Porsche '62 vw
Co""'9tbk, IM. h 11 y c..,., Wlitt... • s.-.1, 6 pa111n91r, double cah
"l•lp'llll + .. ~. .... .. pickup with ln1ul1ted
5999 '3199
cam,.,, only
'999
549..0303
1970 H•rbor Blvd.,
673 1190
Costa Mesa
'
(TGT221)
CORVAIR -------CORVAIR 1961 Monza coupe.
Clean. Duala, New tires rns. 549-3726
'6;) t'ORVAlR Corsa: 180 HP,
turbocharged. S!lOO C a sh
(Cherry). 67;H099 Aft 9 PM
'63 CORVETTE 2 TOPS. '66
eng. & body. Many Xtraa!
Must sell. Best o ffer .
774--4110 or 615-1307 ask tor
Chuck.
COUGAR
-'68 COUGAR Brand new. i coRvEm smo. vs ""' ... " "'"' -. equipment. No high C06l ac· I 196B . CORVEnE "'""'"" °'"'' county'• o ! d e s I Lincoln · Mercury F'asthack hard to tind , rrmov·
able roof panel, model 427. ~:,~ar~::~e~~~ewport,
V-8. 4-spct'd, \'Jose ratio mu· ~==-~=-~--~-~== ncie trans .. AM-FM radio, -
h<'arircs!, positration, one DODGE
O\\'ncr, low mileage, factory 1-----
JtUaranty still in effect. new· '62 DART
car tf'rms availabl!'. VR. aulomalic:, PS. radio,
healer. sharp local car. Only
""'
$2695
NEW , .. Dodg• °'""''" DODGE Big e n gine -Loaded!l---
including air conditioning. '65 DODGE
40,00J mi. lef1 on warranty. "500" 2 Dr ll::.r..:11p. Console,
Take over payments of huck:C't s<"ll ' ·, full powPr.
$90.80 per mo. W in n $1999
Av ia tkln. ~9690 Friendly Auto Center
12961 Harbor Blvd. FALCON Gomeo Gnwo 534.1252
--------1965 DODGE Coronel 5CKJ. '60 FALCON Yollow w/wh;\o vioyl top. Xlnt cond. $1695. 642-6499
ORANGE COUNTY'S
NEWEST e LARGEST
AUTHor·· IRITISH MOTOR CAR DlALH F£ATURtN•
e AUSTIN AMERICAN
e AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE
e MGB-GT
•' ~ e MIDGET MARK Ill 1 ~ eMG
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
•
Newport
Imports Inc.
J'ot W"' C.. Hwy., .....,_. leec.fl
642-9401 i40·111 "
'67 EL CAMINO
CUatom. VB, automatic, power 1tftrin1,
radJo and heater, ermine white. (Von'S)
$2595
'64 CONTINENT AL
Full power equikent plus factory air
conditioning, leat r interior. COUR489)
$2295
'67 F~R f,BIRD
Hardtop coupe. 4 speed, power steering,
radio, heater, Verdoro green with black
bucket 1eats. IUOF'9721
$2695
'65 CHEVROLET
Monza 1·oupe. t' act or y air conditioning.
Aulomatic, radio, heater, ennint white
with blue vinyl bucket seats. No, Rl582
$1295
'64 BUICK
Skylark 4 Door. Automatic, power steer-
ing, radio, heater, gol d with saddle interior.
(WXF13.5l s995
FORD FORD
'63 FORD
'61 FORD Gaiaxie 500, 4 1963 Ford f1n 'l dr. This Is
door, R&H. pow/S. 390 lhe popular Fairlane model
eng., Cruis. good tires. V~y which gives economy with
depend. $450. 549-201J comfort A nea r wholesale
'67 FORD Fairlanr 500 4 dr buy at
wagon. Auto V8. Ln mi. Abo $695
VW parts. !l07 Tus1in . NB ! lsl c:ar lot on Harbor Blvd.
.,,."" , JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln-Mercury
Costa Mesa Branch
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7tl;O
'60 FORD Oluntry sedan ata.
wag.: V-8; amo .. R/H, A
buy, s21:.. 642--0255
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--COMMAND PERFORMANCE-'.
"Comm and Performance." This is a particularly good time to ask Nabers Cadillac for a "Command . P erform·
ance".,. an ideal opportnnity to ta k e the wheel of the elegant 1968 Cadillac and experience the res ponsiveness
of the lar gest, smoothes t V-8 engine ever to power a passenger car. Enjoy Cadil·
lac's quiet comfort'a nd the convenience of its 1nany power
Performance" test drive will he yonrs for the asking.
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assists. A "Command
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At last onr new Cadillac inventory has increa sed - we're r eady to talk business -in yonr favor·· All Mod els in Stock
----OVER 80 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES TO SELECT FROM ----
'62 CADILLAC
Hardtop sedan. Alpine v.'hite exterior \\'ith
harmon1z1ng interior. PO\\'C'r equ1ppC'd \vith
power st&1.'ring, po\vcr brnkcs, po\\'er 6 way
seat, electric eye, \\•hite side \\'all tires, tinted
glass and much more. This older Cadillac still
has more than enough driving left to suit the
busiest man or wo·man. You can't alford not
to take a look at this one for only , , •
$999
'63 CONTINENTAL
Stunning blue eJ1le1ior \Vith matching inler·
ior and white top, This car has very, very low
mileage and shows outstanding carl.'. Full)'
equipped including po\\•er steering, pow&
brakes, power 'vlndows, [)O\>.'er seats, tinted
glass, power vent windows, white sJde wall
tires, cruise control and fact. air conditiong.
$1222
'63 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille. A shimmering topaz gold exter-
ior with leather and nylon Interior. All luxury
equipment including power steering, power
windows, power seats, tinted glass, power
vent windows, white side wall tires, cruise
control and factory air condltioiilng. This fine
automobile shows the meticulous care by Its
previous ownen.
$1444
• '66 CADILLAC _
A beautifully finished Emperor blue C3dillac
with hannonlzlng interior. All the regular
Cadillac power features including po"'er 6 way
seat, power steering, power brakes, power
windows, and of course factory air condition-
ing. At this price you can afford to at least
look. Ready for deli11ery right now.
$3666
'65 CONTINENTAL
A stunning Goddess gold automobile with full
leather matching interior. Has all the po1-ver
accessories including power scti t, J.IOWCr win·
dows, power steering, pd\1-•er brakes, po,1·er
antenna, power vent "'indo\\•s. Al\1/Fl\f radio,
cruise control and for summer driving in com-
fort factory air conditioning, An absolutely
beautiful car at a low price of
$2555
'65 CADILLAC
Sedan Di'V1Jlc :f.1onterC'y gr(.'('n 1Nith \\'hilc
11i11yl roof and nylon and leather In terior. Full
power equipment including-.power door Jocks,
power vent windows, tilt steering 11.•heel. Af\o1/
FM radio plus much more. Don't miss this
outstanding buy at ...
$2777
'63 PONTIAC
The elegant. Bonneville model equipped "'ith
automatic transmission, radio and heat.er,
power steering, po\\·er brakes, full vinyl in·
terior, tinttd glass, white side wall tires and
air conditioning. This beautiful light gold
Pontiac with matching Interior Is sale priced
for a quick sale this week. Be sure to test
drive this one.
$999
'64 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVille sportin~ a silver exterior \\ith
the black vinyl roof. This showpit?Ce is equip-
ped naturally with factory air conditioning
and has all the luxury power features includ-
ing po\\•er vents • steering -brakes -windows
11.nd the AM/FM radio. Drive this one home
now!
$1888
OTHER SPECIAL VALUES
'66 MUSTANG H.J. COUPE e
'65 FORD LTD H.J. COUPE e
'64 FORD CONVERTIBLE e
'60 2 DOOR COUPE DE VILLE •
'65 CHEV . IM PALA H.J. CPE e
'66 PLYM BARRACUDA
'67 CHEV MALIBU COUPE
'65 BUICK WILDCAT
• • • '67 CONTINENTAL COUPE e
'67 PONT. STATION WAGON e
'64 RAMBLER STA. WAGON e
'66 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. e
'66 BUICK H.J. SEDAN • '66 CHRYS. NEWPORT H.T e
'64 THUNDERBIRD H.T.
'6 7 FORD RANCH ERO • • '63 CHEV H.T. COUPE e
'65 PLYMOUTH
The Sporty Barracuda model. A beautiful Iii ·
Ue turquoise car with black bucket seat in·
ll'rior ruJly equipped lncluding V8 engine,
radio and heater, tintt!d glass and of course
white side wall tires. This wlU make a perfect
car for the kids or wtre.
$1333
'65 RAMBLER
Hardtop coupe. The ever popular Classic 770
model. Equipped with VS engine, reclining
bucket scats. radio and heater, white side wall
tires. A fine little &retie while car with all
white vinyl interior. This one won't be here
long sn be sure you are the lucky buyer, be
here first.
$999
'67 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVille. Stunnlng Monterey green ex-
terior with black vinyl roof and full leather
Interior. Full po11.•er Including power vent win·
do,vs and or course factory air conditioning.
Don't wait on this one because It won't last
long at this Drive Me Home 'I1lla Weekend
Price.
$4777
'63 OLDSMOBILE
The popular F-85 model 4 door. Fully equip-
ped with automatic lransmlsslon, power steer-
ing, radio and heater, white slde wall tires.
tinted glass. A beautiful desert gold exterior
with original factory air conditioning, A lot of
car for very little money. Take this one home
this weekend for only
$888
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'63 CHEVROLET
The Impala 4 Door hardtop, a very popular
model. Fully equipped with V8 engine, radio
and heater, power steering, white side wall
tires, and of course factory air conditioning.
Beautiful aqua finish with matching Interior.
Absolutely clean.
$999
'63 CADILLAC
That mMt popular El Dorado convertible. Thls
automobile is finished In arctic \\•hlte with
beautiful r<'d leather Interior. Has all the
Cadillac power accessories Including power
bucket seats, power windows, power vent win-
dows, electric eye, center console, plus much
more. This ii an absolutely gorgeous automo--
blle.
$1666
'64 IMPERIAL
.._.-own 4 door hardtop Beautiful majestlc blue
exterior with leather and tapestry Interior.
Fully equipped with power steering, power
braket, power windows, power 6 way seat,
automatic dimmer, AM/FM radio and of
course facJory air cond1tlonlng Thia is the
top of the "Chrysler Imperlal line and la In u ·
cellent condition
51777
'64 CADILLAC
Sedan de Ville 4 door hardtop. Jet black eJ1-
terior with hannonlzing interior. All the regu-
lar Cadillac power features ine)uding 6 way
power 1eat, power steering, power brakes,
power windows and factory air conditioning.
Also h81 AM-FM radio, Audio-Stereo system,
Crul.se-control, tUt steering wheel and power
vents. Test drive this one today!
$1888
8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
YO UR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEA LER SERVI NG THE ORANGE COAST IIARBOR AREA
TRANSPORTATION
Used Cars 9900
FORD
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. NABERS
2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100
FORD FORD
3 '67 FORD c I 3 . ., CAI.AX!}; """ vs. 2 ,, US oms Hanltop. Pow" ""''"•·
MUSTANG ___!L_!M!>UT_t:t_ PONTIAC PONTIAC RAMBLER
4 SPEED '62 VALIANT -.6-6-GRAND P-Rl_X ____ 4_S_P-EE_D __ .,, STATION WAGON.'""
T·BIRD '66 FORD LTD 3 to t.-hoost> trom. 4 Dr. VS.
auto., R&H. :ll'fl> down or
trade $45 per mo. Example
No. P7717
auto, radio, heater. Nev.•
tires on back, very good on
front. In A-1 shape, ready to
go. 646-0ill aJter S or all
Sat-Sllll
SPECIALISTS 1966 Pnnt Grand Prix Cpe. tr, clean, good transp car.
HIGH PERFORMANCE SJAJIQN WAGONS Footory •t,, !Wl P"W"· Thi• SPECIALISTS $200. <94-9001, Apt 4 ·~LANDAU. by ownor.
CUSTOM CARS ""' ""' locally ownro ond HIGH PERFORMANCE STUDEBAKER ,.;,, '""bl"'· no 0,.,_ 11.T. Aulo., R & H, full pow·
er. No. 7558A. 20'% down or
trade $56 per mo. 36 mo.
ION IN 4 door. Radio, hl'flll."I' and has only gone 26.COO miles. CUSTOM CARS Ex,._.Uonal. fllltl<: • ..,..,, ....,..J LARGEST SELECI' equipped. 20% down or Beautiful Alamo beige ex· LARGEST SELEC."I10N IN ~.. ~...,..., .........._...
$1995 $1495 ORANGE COUNTY d S24 24 N tcrior with matching 2 tone ORANGE COUNTY '58 srtJDEBAKER Good nm-'&I T-BIRD, new tires & Selected Auto ~~ mo. mos. 0· Interior. F\Jll Price Sel-t--' Auto ning condition. N~ rubber. brakes, low mile., xlnt cOnd.
THEODORf ROBINS
FORD
_ . Center $2S95 ...... .u S250. 54!l-4354. Must .sell! Offer. 613-n14
'63 MERCURY $499 1st c11r lot on Harbor Blvd. Cente.r ;;.,,,.-STU="°o"'EB=AK"E"R"s"-t"•-= 11962 T-Blrd. Baby blue. Air,
MERCURY
THEODORE ROBINS
FORD
1))32 Harbor Blvd. 537-4646
IOU MERC STA. WAG. TM• I======== JOHNSON & SON l.3032 ""'"" Bl"ll. 537-<646 Wagon. Top"'""'"""· M"'t full P"T· 1895 '' i..t oft.,. ~ the famous Colony Puk OLDSMOBILE THEODORE ROBINS Llnooln·Momuy ROY CARVER ..., to 'PP"'· -5'8-31!81
model which is oonsidered ___ -·-· ----·---Costa. l\fesa Branch
2000 Harbor Blvd . the roomiest, most luxuricm '63 CUTLASS FORD 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7000 PONTIAC
2060 Harbor Blvd. 0:>61• Mrs• 642-0010 sta. wag. available. One of 1963 Old11. Cutless Spl. Cpe. FREE LAS VEGAS ll2S Harbor Ill., Cnst• M'•
Costa Mesa 642-00lO CUSTOM Johnson .l Son's original. Auto trans, p. s11,-ering, R & 2000 Harbor Blvd. VACATION Wmt A Kl 6-4444
165 COUNTRY SQUIRE '64 FORD Full Pricr$1295 H, This ls lhc famous Olds Cnsta l\fesa 642-0010 '63 PONTIAC Oranp Cowrty'e Excluw.fvt
STATION WAGON. Fords econnmy spt. modcl which '61 STATION WAGON , white, LeMans Coupe. Dark metallc Dealer fOr l\oU.. ROl'llrf and finest. Full nnurer including V8, nutomatlc. 20% down nr Im car lot on Harbor Blvd. made Olds one or the top bro""'~ ~· j th ~"trasting e.n••y. ,.,,.. d S25 mo 2o4 mo JOHNSON & SON •utomatic, 11ir rond, R&ll . '"'"" '""' u FACTORY AlR. Ntrn0 Ye701 per • ' seller! In the market. Prict'CI $2T:i. 4a~-&16S buc+cet seats, stlek shirt, withi .~007=c"TO~. ,~.,7-~rardtop fullf
$1999 1 Uncoln-Mercury for quick 1talr. new chrome wheels & tires. I-~ 4 pd 0 $595 $1195 equ Wt-"• s . oor shift, Friendly Auto Ce nter Costa Mesa Branch PONTIAC New rebuilt "326" VS engine just like new, going In
12961 Harbor mvd. !!Ml Harbor Blvd. 642-TifJO Jst car lot on Harbor Blvd. & clutch, ready to go, Now, service. MUii 1e 11 Im.
Gani.,,, Crovo 53'"'252 JH(ODOllf ROBINS . ., COLONY PMk "'""" JOHNSON & SON I Am COND & oU,,..,, ·~ $1095 modiatoly L!,tnl m" "·
YELLOW Ford sta wgn, '57. wagon brand new. SJ811), Lincoln-Mercury Bonneville. Xlnt cond. GrMI ELMORE MOTORS s:ms. Call 642-6943, aJter
V-8, R&H, Ex cond. New FORD lrom JohnlJon l Son, Orange Co!ita Mesa Branch tourlng car. Under Blue TOYOTA 6:30 548-l?n
battery. Lots of go left. $150 County's oldest Lin eo 1 n 1941 Jfarbor Blvd. 642-7ai0 Boole 49+-.3412 Ph. 894-3320
('M~. See at 732 Bison Ave, Mercury Cougar de&lenshfp. '56 OLDS 4 door. Fl~ '6. B 0 N rt E v ILLE 15300 St>ach Blvd., Wslmrutr RAMBLER
NB (lop of the hill entmnce 2000 l-farbor Blvd. N r w p or I · C061a Mesa ._~ .. ....-at~. Good mt•. Coo 'bl A 1 d ---------&t.2-0010 u ...... ....,,, ""' • verh e r con · '61 PONTIACBonnevll l
-Eastbluff -JamboN?e Rd, O:lsl• f\1rsa 1.,,M=2--09='SI====== tire• .l body. Make offer. LOADEO.. convt. pwr brks, Atrg . 389 cu '65 RAMBLER American 330
'61 Ford, FORD, Starllner 4 SPEED 1· "Wk ends&: eves. 54.8-6795 $1295 * 644--085.1 in. $3«1 or reas otter. 12131 delwce, auto, power 1teer-~nd -• · t V-8 MUSTANG ing, r/h. Lookl Uk~ new, ~· now •= """ • ' "'""'CIAUSTS "67 OUlS CUU"" Con"11. '68 VE>ITURA Coov, Blk & 4"'""'96 """ like ,_ • llSO. -·h stick lhi!t, new chrome ~ ~ v h 21 -ml hi loaded xi t -"' l3000 =~=~=---·-E••ORMANCE 1~• ···-·"c ~-~1 ery s arp! ,uuu Ol'i. • "' • • n 1......u, • ..., !'ONT GP· air. ..,.. dell. or trade. Make ......... .. whls,' x1nt C<:l1d. $525. LI HIGH P ~ """ mU.;J'"", \.A.!Uv=ll" e $7250 itUI u/wmty. 673-4217 p't1. pty 529-2582 Fullrtn "" · · " ' .--· ......... . S-38S6 LARCEgf' SELtt'TJON IN vs Auto. air ~. W/•lde Exe. eond. m-1882 $36.86. Will tine. privall" ......
•, GE COUNTY walls Eit--..1 oond ·~ OLDS 2 Dr. Hardtop, full 1961 STAR QILEF PON't'IAC 1-/brits Bucket ittt&. 11-Call after 10:30 AM lMMACULATE 'fiO Ford Ila· O"""N ' '-q',__. . ... 494--9773 °" .,_ -.7 CUSTOM CARS $15C5 646-4503 pow«, ah" MUST Sll..L! Good cond. Must lcll. Exe. cond, 67U882 ~' Uon V8, automaUc powtl' . · Bell oCfrT'. 546-"1877 546-8332
steerin)l:. Excellmt cond1Uon Selectecl Auto '65 MUSTANG 6: suto .. 1 -~~~~--~~ '60 PONTIAC V tn tu r a '63 • ~ Dt .. C\lltom TIO
lhruout. s4oo or be.st otte.r. C rndlo, new tlm & i;htick1: '61 OLDS F~ Wagon. FA.C 'SS BONNEVlLLE Convert_ hrdlop, xlnt med! cond, Ram er. Must tell!
Ph 5l?-34S9 ent9r xlnt cond . 11500 or oflt"r AIR e.\lerythlng new . Full pow., fact air, £:ood lonQ ~. p!I, pb, R.lll, $550. or belt otttr.
,65 'FORD LTD AM I J'M txm ltarbor Blvd. S37'°'1HS fm..3717 8'26.4871 cond. $1Th0. &12+368; $415 64~l43t Ehg!ne ru&r· 5f0-0964
htr, air, vinyl t~. 11uto, xtnt '61 roRD OJt.mlr)· Sedan, all 1&'1 MUSTANG ~ FUtbtck; 'il OLDS co,,,,, good top, PERFEX:r cond. '66 Le '6.'i GRAND Prix, full pwr, '66 RAMBLER Ambana.dor
oond, kl'w miltl. $11D> piwer. R/H, perfect. $450, m~1. I~ dO'WTI. "l month. I tlrn A: motor. Body damq-Mana. VS. 3~. 4 g-pd _ New air, 11lnt eond. tood tlret I 1talloil •aeon: heeler .l alr;
i7J..l&l.9 art !:30 le wktnd&. ~ Prlv. part)'. M4--0783 ed. $300. 847-6957 _,_,...,_,_. _Lo_m_l._6_7>-0t93....,__ $1250 67$-342'7 ~ Cood. condttton! 546-077t
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18211 BEACH IOULIVARD Dlway 39J
TRANSP O * TATION
SPE CIALS
DESCRIPTION TOTAL DOWN MTllLT.
P'llCI PATMT. PATMT. ---'60 GALAXIE $29S 511 s11 y;a, ......... tit, ll'CtW••
......... Nitti Mo.420 --- ---'63 CORYAIR $19S 513 s13 ...... i....e ....... hot
-"· PM0.141 ---
'62 PONTIAC $(9S s17 I s17 ' .__, Mt. L ..... Jri:-1. frH+.,., Mr --WT•tl7
TRUCK
DEPARTMENT
SPECIALS
DESCRIPTION TOTAL DOWN MTHLT. PllCI PATMT. MTllLT. ----·---
'58 FORD F-100 $295 511 s11 !t•1tia. MH•O
.,, FORD F-100 $39S 513 s13 'I ...... Mlll•
'6J DODGE 1/z T. $795 s27 S'J.7 h4!11 I h111+.o. No. IC"7 ---
"6 FORD P..100 $1295 s44 s44 ...........
'16 CHEVROLET $1295 s44 s44 '° ... ~In.,. No. ltlO
VACATION
SPECIALS
DESCRIPTION TOTAL . DOWN I PATMT.
_!'llCI _ _l'ATMT •. _PATMT.:_ -· --. -
'61 LINCOLN I
-$69S 525 s25 Co11li111nt1t. F.11 power 1114 l1riory
1ir tond!fionlnt . ~·· tlt -------·---'65 GALAXIE $99S .s34 s34 500. V.t, 1ul11111l ic, r1dl1, httler,
pow'' 1lt1ri119. No. ttl -'66 FORD $119S 541 s41 ei..st.M v.1. Aut1 .. 1tic, r111i1,
1ii11t1r, 1lr 11Nltl111l119, No. NI
WAGON TIME
SPECIALS
DESCRIPTION TOTAL DOWN MTllLT.
PltCI PAYMT. PAYMT. ----'61 CNTRY. SED. s10~ s13 513 v.1. •11t11"'1tic, ,..,,...,
detrin9. GHO.JOO -------. ----'62 CHEVROLET S•9S '17 s17 It! Air W•t••· A11io,,,1tic, V-1,
r1cli11 I h1tt ... No, •tt ----'62 FALCON $(9S s17 s17 D1tu~1 W19oft . Au+o..,tti,,
r1 clio I h•tlt•· No. IJll -----··---------'65 RAMBLER $79S s27 $27 APflerittft W1911•-l\1di11 I
ht1i1r. No. ~II --------'64 CHEYELLE $19S s31 s31 M1liln1 Wtto•· AM!o...+ic, ,..Jio I.._,.,..., No. ft5 --'66 CNTRY. SED. $1995 S69 I 569 V-1, 111+0,.,•tlc, 11ow1r
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HUNTINGTON IUCll
IMPORT
DEPARTMEIT
SPECIALS
DESCRIPTION
---~--'63 Yolkswa9en
Sunroof, radio I h11hr,
OHZ.S6J
TOTAi. DOWN MTHLT.
PllCI PATMT. PATMT. -::--. ..,,,.... ----
$79S 9J S27
::-:--::-:::---~-1--- -:~~ .~,!T.~~°''" $1295 .. $43
h11+1r, wi" wh1.t.. NQll.174
'67 TOYOTA
Coro111. Aulomt tlt, r1~0
I h11m. No. t41
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SPECIAL FACTORY
PUICRAIE
WE PURCHASED 21
1967 FACTORY WARRANTEED
USED MUSTANGS • FAIRLANES -
GALAXIES • THUNDERBIRDS
'67 GALAXIE
~00 H1r.4top. V.t, 11!+0"'1Mc, "'""I llNt.1.
Vi"yl iftltrior. No. 71'
:~~ '~~.~~~~~····"'· .. -...... , -,,s Vinyl inl.,ior. No. 75? I
'67 MUSTANG
V-1, 1ul11111111ic, pow.r....,.,,.
rt.llo I k1tkr. No. 754
'67 THUNDERBIRD
ltndtu 4 iloor. Full powtr, t!r 111n.liti1nin9,
AM-ft.I r1cli11. No. 101 1
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ALL PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & LICENSE & FINANCING CHARGES i'OR 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED CREDIT
P.250 CAMPE R SPEC IAL
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WITH THI P\llCHASE OP ANY
ll DOIADO CAMPll
f?IO 1)1" Styl11id1 Pit~·wp . JOG CID •"90111, 4 1111111 dir1<1 +•1111..,iuion, .,j,,_, w11l1tR ,..;,..,.., ''"'!"'' 111c~191 11clwdi119 SS •'"P 1lior111t1r, 70 Imp b1t+1ry, •'*'• t&elin9 r-di1'9r,
t l ll'ljltt witl119 h1•111u, 91w9u. du1I ko•111, lw011 l.b11m front iw1p•111io11, 1r11~l1r1w"' $VW r•tr
1wop1111i111, r1,jio, 1hotk 1b1orb1rt, 10 11ly Ii•••. b-ri9i.+ body "'ou!di•91, H. D. w!...,I c1il +ri""
full f,,.., 1•1+. No. 7~7
'68 FALCON
s1t88
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MIDIAlt DKIVltY
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OI SAVE,~A j LEAST $1000.00
FlOM OfflCIAL UST PRICE ON ANY THUNDERllRD
IN OUR HUGE SELECTION.
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10% = ... $6011
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OI IAVI U' TO '800 ON A Mh\DID ML.Mii -tWlDICW
)90 CID VI •~11i~•. ~·•i1•·o·mtHc, ptwH 1t1tri~1 I ,j1H Mttr.., ..leeftirt .. MNto~i~9. 111 wi~yl "'"'· u1tlofft winyl roof, tinltcl 9ltu, AM r1die, ,j1!•H .. .+ belk, lltl"'f dwty llttl•f'Y, 11-
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JULY 20 le Pr1•a1•1 a:ao111-.. --= (C) (30) llt s-t: (C) (30)
lNnMI .. : (C) (IO) 1.-001 "9 ....... (C) (l . H J WHdlillrJ 5'tw: (C) . ~ (I) fl"lllk IMti (30) ( Jonathan H1rrta. Gre1 lftill
JI••• Wpra: (C) ( 0) Rod Ind Qus Cflrtlty, Billy Ecksttnt and cKuen 11o1ta. Marilyn Kina IUflt. DQl~te'1 Sptdll: (C) (30) "At , .. An•1flM (30)
ffi9 Zoo." (R) a.. T__..
• ~ o:.(C)~,60) t:OO •B ~ H•111'a =-~ \:!
I) SaclbMll Thtltrt: "Rtd Rock I:.:: <E>~ It M" Outlaws." · (c:amtdy) '64-Slnd11 Ott, Rob«t
I l&D ..._ Coui.t. Andy WRll1ms. Maurice a.
Entrt ....,. Vllltr.
1:30 SatMnlly "-(C) (30) D Dr. IClld-= (60) ''The Moulc"
Mtlodr ltlld: (C) (60) Linda If.Ira aptdel pest 'Tom Tryon. Kii·
nnina ind C.ri Cotner Jr. IUfll. dire becomes lnvolwd In • frlntlc
1....., ... (C) (30) ...n:ti to find the IOUfCt of ln-
1 ~ LICJ (30) ftdlon lhlt .ma to tllrt1tln 1n
AtTIU ti 11trtt idtmie of htpltltia. f 7:00 QI (I) CIS &.lie ..._ (C) •11a• ,..., (30)
(30) Ro1er Mudd. MT Fllllnl (R)
I KNIC SurvtJ (C) (30) ~ Mldtrt "'"" ,.,dJ cc> (30> ,. .. la Cl) ............ : (C) Dutil v.a., Da,a: (C) (30) ( ) Steve c1oa extra fl'IOR for •
"The Filflt Sin Fr1ncl1CO Nevtf potentlll crop·du1tln1 cuatomtr
For1ol" A youn1 bank cletk with 1nd, In BettJ Jo'a .,.., fir tDo
beseball ambitions dona boxlnt m1111 for the PfOIPICl'• beeutlful
gloves to battle an athletic club dauahtlr (Joi lalllint.) (R)
bully-a bout which starts him on D (ft) ()) ,...,,.., Pala: (C)
the way to becomina the hMVJ· {50) JlmmJ Du11nte holta. Mill
wei&ht ch1mplon of the world. lllb Anim Jones loins him for .. Ill·
is the story of how, Gtntltman Jim circus show dllt lftctudta perfonn-
Corbett went from blnkina to boa· '"* by. Tiit Rollllt Troupe, Kif• Ina and lnttmatlonll fame. Jlmea Peta, llnon, Sen.tlonll PllUr of
Davison. John Mclllm, and Ylcltl
SATURDAY
f J f ~ I \I,
H1rrinaton It.Ir . ....... _.
Cllllpe'1 lllltld (30) .. de Ma1ce
Plttlre tw lMla 10:00 R 6 Cl) llMllll: (C) (_,) Part I
PllJinl tllt ..... (R) , cira two-pert atofJ. MllHtllc It flrtd
El .. ..,. &ta lece wtten Wlcttnham llftCllJ tumn Oft
7:30 a (j) • Pr-...: (C) (60) the dettc:tlw for 1llowl111 an lnclua-
Priloner returns home to Lon-trial MCf'lt ID bt llDltn lftd en don 1fter succmfully tse1pln1 from lnterttct 1pnt to bt llllltd. (R)
ttlt Vill1p. Ht IWIUns Ont mom-8 liltlflt: ....................
Ina to find tht v1111.. ltllltd. tilt (d11m1) '52 -Rldllrd e..11art,
houses empty ind the shops cloetd. Gary Mtn111.
With no one to lnttrfert, he builds D llMlt: '11le ,.....,. (dram1)
1 raft and sets out to •· Slftly '"62-Mlcllatl C.11111, Cliff Rob«t·
home. ht is sub)lcttd to • thorouch IOft. SUIJ Partr«.
interroaation by men with wttom lie 1-= (C) (30) Cllf kilt. once worked. Donlld Sinden, Pltridl c.r1 Clrnl (30) Caram and Georaina Coobon ,,. IJ ...._.
featured in the-cut. a. • SI C.. !t! ~ h':n~ J..~11~>~~ 10:30 D II ....,.: ~ (30) "Bl""'°'
1uests in 1 story thlt h11 Tiit Stint -Und of Puct. A look It Bina·
end•n(tred 5~11 "' •sldtdTEV. m =:., ~ !.:·:» ki:,UC:,':.1:: 8 Special n&! 'E 1ta n1t1on1I 8'IO't of bollna. (R) * ALLEN SHOW fONITEI 1-'-(C) (21/z hr> A NON-STOP FUN-FEST! c:..trr-...._. ... (30)
8 stM All• Slier. (C) (90) T~ 11• 8 0.. O'Cttct ~ (C) Cllte nllflt's show was prt-tmpttd last Robtf1I. nletit by the ballpmt. S.'1 •• u• ..... ...... (C) (80)
auests are Della R.... Jack C.. Jtlt M1rtow.
tidy, Fred Smoot. and Chit BIMr. I'-= (C) Keith Mclltt. l ~(})htlqa-(C) (30) ..... -........... (dra-
llOwit: (C) .,..._,. (com· mt) '53 -Edw1rcl Q. Robt'*"•
edy) '63--Sophll l«tft. MlnM Hont. m Afl • .__ c.-... aw. tc> 11:11 • ,..._ sz 111111r. ec> -n.
(30) Dennis Jlmt1 tioa St-. C-.. .. ...,.. (llClwtnhn) '54-
Alltn, Jayne Mtldowa and lob """"""' loprt, Ffld MIC:llumlJ. Conrad stltct tlat winner. GIW a II-.: (C) ..._ .._ 1
Gal"IOn 11 star pr..m.r. ...,. (.....,.._) ·~rt ...._
I hllllc Str1k:e n.a (C) (30) Jtlnne Crlln. ca.a,. Trwor.
Tiie .... ._. 11:111 n. ,..,.... ... tea
Ft1t1tt: ''You Don't 8ICk 12:9 ............ '-"" (ft.
Down." ~R i '81 -Rlchlrd' Todd, l:OO D (H) n. .... .,_. lw: lZ:JI a.-Illa..,. "Try Ind 811
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JULY 20, 1961 D My Fnrit Strwll: (C) Dr.
Robert Youna. Al'll Presb~•n IC!lu~ ~nlca, Clllf., auttta.
JULY 21
~.1 0 R N I N C
6:45 n. QrlAlplllr'I
5.-50 Clwt Us 11.a D1J /"-' {C)
1:00 r .. • *" <C> Tiit llblt ........
~;~ ~~
Profile
• World of Yod (C)
Mr. WllMlont 5'ow (C)
Country Male (C)
1:00 IJ 9 Cl) Lt_, U11ll My Feet:
''The Sin I Hive Si nned.'' Conclu·
slon of two·pert study of 1ntl·Seml·
tism.
I Tbt ctlrlstilplln (C)
hrc.eptiwt , .......
(i) Cod la tllt -...... (C) ~t1111 Sobrt i. H ..
1:15 11 CdMdl'lf of y....,.. (C) 8:301 Leoll Up 111d Llwt • Movie: "Spars tilt Red" (dra·
m1) '61 -Mil Bnmes, Donald
Pl61sance.
0 FICI '° FICll (C) fJ Mowle: "Hlllldlf l...r (west-
11:15
Qwdl Iii ....... (C)
ever~ Su11d•J Alltlnee: "Gold
l oo F1'tt ,.,.... Qwdl
Cl) CrNt M....ta Iii M•I
Paltltillp (C)
U ANGELS/WHITE SOX * FOR SLAM-BANG BALLI
11 AApts lallNll: (C) Anpl1 va.
White Sox.
· Aaricifbn USA (C)
11 :30 I ~ Ci) Fae. tltt l .. titll (C)
Disconfy: (C) ''The Busr Wot1d
of Outer Space." (R) fJ Mtvit: (C) "nit Co••M" (dr1m1) ·~uy M1dlton.
AFTfl?NOON
12:00 tJ a Cl) Profmiolllf Soar. (C)
St. Louis va. Sin Dieao. D Dlwl111. AnJtet1 (C} "A Nftf
Wrinkle In Drlwln1." Bruct Mc·
lntyre demonstrates effective ust of
dr1wtn1 wrinkles.
1 .... nct ...... (C)
~lySa
@ flitll fer TodlJ (C)
M.U J '•lllnt ern) '57 -Josei>h Cotten, ViYecl 12:30
Lindfors.
,... ..... Ptllce (C) ,,_Cell ..... (C)
I """"" ........ CC> (l)hlltealtal""*-
(1) To• •IMI Jer'IJ (C) ~ DIEX (C)
t:OOICl..,1 T1ne C..,. Clrtilolll (C)
SundlJ Tlltltrt: "Once 1 Thief.''
" Wolf.'' 1nd "D1n1er Sl1MI."
;
Coutry Male (C)
EliMlnlaterill Aslldatloft
$ndlJ FNt..! "Abbott
tnd slello Meet the Invisible
Men.'' a (I) salldra • Jl.-y • .,.
etV.ritdadtl (C)
1:15 8 Mtl'9011 T1btmade Cllolr (C) 1:301 Cltf&J Ind tfat ..... (C) M""' tllt MonaW (C) (I) Allen Rwlv1I Hour
Cl) Heat DtllctM I
9:45 u Ho..,... l•ldt (C)
10:001 Su•-LNnri111 (C) · Tllil la tlat Litt (C)
Uo• tM Uonlleertacl (C)
• McMI: "EMf tllt Sf1lf' (com·
edy) '33 -Joe E. Brown, P1tricll
Ellls. m Mowie: "Mollli Inc." (mystefy) ~ -Reed Nedley, Marjorie Rey-
nolds.
I (I) F1n1 Sllow (C)
(i)U...., (C)
Lt Cllnl Yldl
l0:30 In~~ ~Felli: (C)
Doual11 W1tJon narr1tes • direst
of events In the Fourth Astembly
of the Wotld Council of C!lurches
that tpok place In Uppul1, s..den
from Jul~th ttuoulh JulJ 20th. 0 @ l11p l11nt1J (C) Qt Cl) own Hiii M..e.1 (C)
10:45 II Anpll W1,..., (C)
11:90 8 Ap ·of ~ (C) Mllltal
httlth problems 1nd future tnndt
In medicll education art the subjtd
of 1 two·p1rt lecture by Dr. Robert
H. Felix, De1n of the School of
Mtdlclne, St. loula UniV'lndty.
Fila for T..., (~ fE ~Tc
. Lt PrMibldt
1:00 . tD (i) Melt .. ,,_ (C)
Tiie Brlft Rifles: The WW II
Battle of the Butae is retold from
the Point of view of the Gl's •
fou&ht that battle. Arthur Kennedy
narrates. ( R) fJ Miiiion $ MoVit: "T1fltt '1..-
(adventure) '55 -Rlch1nl Cont.,
Pegaie Castle, Chuck Connors. m Movie: "Colorado Ttrrltery"
(western) '4~Jotl McCrel, Vif'llnlt
Mayo.
Raviv.. F1rll (C)
(3) Educatilul F•tur.
1:30 • iftws Con~..ce (C) Anllla w,..,..., (C)
Voice et Cllvlly (C)
1 (I) 1-.......... (C)
Ci) I ltllewe In Mlndtl (C)
1:45 11 Movie: "lllt" (drama) '54-
John Aaar. Cito Moore. 2.-001 'lllidtr /Oltlidtr (C) On ea.,_ iC) "The Th1ll1nd
Semester." Fiimed account of ,.
cent trip to Th1ll1nd by Unlvwllty
of Rldl1nd students. 0 frn (I) NA Clal•,..., Tw·
11.....t (C) Chris Schenkel n1111"9
the list seven holes ~ pl•J, llVI
from Sin Antonio, Texas.
G) Roller '*'J (C)
tij @ F....-.; CC) ''A Momlna for
Jim ml:." Qi CIJ Wres1tln1 (C)
2:30 I Co•llltnllflt (C) • Movie: ''Tiit s..a." (dr1m1)
'65 -Vittorio Gassm1n, Anouk
Aimee. 9 @ Double FHturr. "Behind the H1&hb•ll" and "Yes Sir. Th1r1
MJ Baby." S:OOI IMll M tor Male (C) .... Autry ...
Nltioftll Prof1ul1111I Tt111l1
C ••plonalllpa: (C) Orl&I= from th• new Forum In lnll •
• ir.
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the wot1d's best female players
compet. alonpldt top imle atars.. ........ eL~.._. 3:30, .............. (C) , ............. ..
• c..trJ c....I: (C) Rey Pen·
n1n&tDn auests. m c.. ~ (C) "Home Jn
Indiana." 4:001 Yt.polat (C) F•bn: (C) "T,.sure Trove of
e Century." (R) • ht ..... (C)
. CJ).,..., ....... (C)
Cowtlwt ..._ C) 4:301 .......... '(C)
: S. Ill Alllftca (~ (R)
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5:00 11 News: (C) Clet. Rob1rt1 D Mowle: ''TIM ,..... CMlf1"
(mystery) '63-Pat Boone, 811fm1 Eden.
I lrtndld (C)
Bllfb's l.nr
Cl) S... Arts 11lettrt: ''Brobn
Lance." m c.,flDI illd .. ewu: <C>
"Mental Heelth Ind Public Moner."
~ (j) Ekistllftce '(C)
&Ji) Toros
s:30 a a (j) AiueMr .... <C> D n. ~1p alMI a. ~ dn. (C)
I Ifs 1 S.d W...W (C)
Tiie Mttt,... (C)
C...,...nt
Ci) YM ilMI tllt l.nr (C) MU Wllo TMdt (R)
r v r N 1 ~J r.
6:00 R ta()) Tiie 2111 c.t.ry: (C)
(30) "The Human H•rt." Study of
some of the newest techniques few
treatment end poalble prwention
of heart dlMas.. (R) D 9 Cl) frMll Mclet (C) (30)
U The Happiest Hour On * TV! DICK SINCLAJR'S
"Polka Parade" Tonisfrtl
II Diet Slndalt's Ma ,.... (C)
(60)
QJ n.tre I (60) fl)..,..,..,......
6:30 11 ...,. -..,: (C) <30> "Tht Los
An&eles Frte Pml,'' the nation's
second underJround nfWIPlper, II
unfolded.
D 0 Ci) Allliul lllleMI: (C)
(JO) "Alttaat.or Adventure." Bill Bur·
ud and aews visit the M1mplandl
of Florida. where pme wardens
battle poechers to ~ die 11-
liaator. 0 n.. n.. ,.... (C) (60) m I U.. LAICf (30) m M1rq .. 22: "Smtlhlna die sn llliii."
fll)lpecllatlol(R)
QI ()) hbAc SlrW:e
s:ss@ CJ).._ r-Fldl
1:00 11 Qt()) L-.: (C) (30) u-.
r1teu• 1 wtld 1nlmal, 1 baby COltl·
mundl, while Fcnlt Ranaw ~
Stuart dll'lttl a unit flehtiftl tD
control 1 raatnc flrt Oft 1 ,__
mesa. (R)
7:30
D U 00 FHppr. (C) <30> "Sltkw Bud.'' Bud has to handle 1 •II·
bolt for tht first time to help 1
9cientlst who ha been bitten by
1 dlnproua reptile. (R) II w. llrJ ~ (C) (90) Guests are Shelley Bennin, The
Lemon Pipers, Ind Bobby Goldlbcn. D (ti) CJ) v.,. 1t ...._ tf
Iii: (C) (30) NAttackl" Allens from
outer IPICI esbbllsti a war b,.
undw the Plclflc Oceen, ind the
Suvlew's crew his only 12 hours
lo save E.arth from destruction. (R)
I Trwtti er eoc.s..-{C) (30)
CBllpn's lsl1llCI (30)
Detllaps .....
II GOVERNOR RONALD * REAGAN-A MESSAGE
OF IMPORTANCE TO
ALL AMERICANS.
II U (I) ... =n· (C) (60) ''Tht l'J ..._ F ---= (C) (M\
'fhirtHnlli Mtn." Albert S1lml ~ u• Oft tflt Ca"'•" aulltl U I ruthlea l'lftl9 dlt9c:tM. Roltr Rapoport, Joel R. Krll'IMf Ind
who would mhlr thoot than 1"'91 Al1n Bolel, tdltDrl of th,. coll•
·~ Cltut Nllltrl. (R) ..,..,... ....... 8 ~~ •1r. hkJll I._ (C) (30) CUf Kilt. -llr. " (2'n ht) Alt W.W tf Y..C:i' (C)
orla:lflll Miion vtllion °' ttlt • .,. .. 1 ...... ,... (C) (30)
Robed Louis ~ ctlllic. Jack '-C:.... (C) (60)
P1l1nce stlri n the l9llti. Dr. Id-fl 1'lllllr9 (C) (30) JeQll, I ldtntilt who llpillmtfttl
with 1 potion thlt ttlnsfonns him 11:00 B 9MI O'Cled-.,.,: (C) a.
Into 1 momtw of ~. Mr. Roberta, Stln Dulll. ~ Lao Qenn,, Oar Homollla, an.. 11• ........ (C) (30)
Billie Whltlltw Ind Tm:le O'Shel m Brobw. ~It.Ir. (R) I Vtpl ""'"" (30) I Pnfilll .. c... .. (60) • • ..... (C) (311)
........ Y.., .. ci..t ~ "O·Mlft."
II) Allota Mam (1) 1MI D9J t• (C)
t:3011 Cw 8'M1 Track (C) (30) ([) ........ Lilt/ ..... (C)
m I *I:' I Tiie n.. -a. 11:15 8 .._ (C) Hlny Rlaontr. liilf ~ ! (C) (60)' Procram ii 11:30 e ""* (C) "1'1le ,...., r...,,.
shown In cooper. atlon with the lot (c:omedY) •SS-fra~ Slnaln, Dtbble Anaeles City Are Dtptrtment In R.,nolds. ti QtJ ()) lqpn hid '9lllic8I Ofder to alert, ttle public to the D llllwll: .._. s 1 i:tt' Ch
Anno•c•..t: (C) (30) Spont0red d1npr " tire dur1n1 the comlna mt) '63 _ a 11,. aio!m Richard ~the Citizens for R1111n. "Hl&h H121rd" conditions. JolllllOft. ·-•
tD 00 win INIMf: (C) (60) m ~ LM / MulN r..... 11 .......a.. .___._ -eMystery of Edward Sims." Con· ..----,., clusion. Gallegher sets out to prove tm .... _...,., (R) D (ti) Cl) ._ CQ
that a respected banker Is the II> Craa T..W Q F.-.
brains behind a land swindle end 10:00RQt())11 ..... : ,... 111'" (C) ma.Mier
murder. (R) (10) No storyline milllble It praa 0 MUlioft $ Mowle: .,,....,....... time. This wtll be a rtpelt epbode. 1l:A5 D ..... .....,...r (lllJl!llffl '54
(drama) '58 -Montpmety Ctift, D u Cl) ..... a.,.m1: (C) ~ .. 1., Wlntlq, Bany S<llvta.
Myrna Loy, Robert Ryan, Dofor• (60) "Th• Arin& Wall." A Mmcan 0 W.W tf YMll (C) rD'i.. "'''"' .... llltlnatleell IWOlutionary plans lo •ecute ttlt l.Z:JO ma... -..,: "Appolntmellt s.111.-CM•pioallipl· ""' (60) C.nnon R1ndl handl to PRM his m Crime."
Th ,... , , .. , llmlttea poww. Femtndo Lama1,
e W0!1d ~ best surfers ride the Barblr1 Luna 1nd Frant Sllwn i:.-1..: ...... W (dla.,) waW;S 1n Intense ~petition off IUC (R) • Onta, Br11n llltlL ~ (:c;nd,.~;!1/ l':.!!a':!...t. 11 _.., ~ (C) (30) 1:35 ii lllC ~ (C)
hi Mak (C)
II) The Bil Pidn mn. r~ cw
1.-00119 m Ed s.111ntt: <C> C60> Lulu, Ediffe Asher, Jadde Vernon,
1nd The McGul,. Sisters auest. (R) D @ ~ 11le Fii: (C) (60) "Rln1
of Steel.' Erskine poses as 1 race
ctr owner and Cblby 11 a driver In
a probe of an lntenbta ctr theft
rin1 and the su5'*ttd murder of 1
Grand Prix driver. Tom Bosley, Mi-
chael Callan auest (R)
I ~-it ...,. (C) (30)
Tiit Fllller FmllJ
M'*ill 1'1ap ltw (R)
V1riedldes
l:JO D U (i) ....... 111..-: (C) <30>
''IThouOit He'd Never Leeve .. " Tht
Hubblrd1 and Buell• are held It bay by 1 bank robber. Lany Sbdl IUesb. (R) 1J ""'9t: '(C) (30) Glltlls .,,
Freddie Cannon, Tht Lemon Plpen,
0. C. Smith, The Areb1lla, 1nd The
H1ppenlnp. m .... 11. erw. (30)
II) MM: (C) "&clpe •• s.r"
(drama) '57 -John Bentiey, Vn
Futek. f.I> Tiit w..111 ,...,.... (C)
fii) ! 18c14 i Jazz x 2: The Chlcl·
pblMd sroups, The Judy Roberti
Trio ind Jm suophonltt Jofln
Klemmer ind his quartet, play
music from boat nova lo funllr Jm.
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SALIS & PA.ITS lllYICI
Ut IAST IALL ANAHllM 71 .. MU
Announcements are being
made already about upcom·
ing specials for the '68· '69
season. CBS recently report·
ed t hat it plans over 100
specials. A number of them
involve a musical format fea·
turing a top entertainer. In·
eluded will be: singer-dancer·
actress Ann Margret in her
first special, with guest star
Bob Hope entitled '1Ann Mar·
gret and the Men in Her
Life"-not to be taken as a
literal documentary! Switch·
Ing the title, Jim Nabors re ·
turns again with guests Carol
·Burnett, Debbie Reynolds,
Mary Costa and Vikki Carr
for "Girl Friends and Na·
bors;" Sinatra Sr. reappears.
with Diahann Carroll and the
Fifth Dimension guesting, in
a special dubbed "Francis
AJbert Sinatra Does His
Thing"; and Barbra streis·
and stars in "A Happening
in Central Park," which is a
video·tape of her much her·
aided concert on Sheep
Meadow in New York's Cen·
tral Park In June of 1967.
Returnin1 again will be the
National Geographic specials
and Leonard Bernstein with
his Young People's Concerts,
as well as the CBS Play·
house, and repeats of such
perennial favorites as the
ballet "The Nutcracker," and
.the animated shows, "Dr.
Seuss's How the Grinch Stole
Christmas." and "A Charlie
Brown Christmas."
• • • Arnone the casting notices
coming from CBS regard·
ing roles in upcoming se-
ries is this one: "Lord Nel·
son, blg English sheepdog
who was in the Please Don't
Eat the Daisies series, has
been added to the regular
cast of The Doris Day Show,
comedy series featuring Den·
ver Pyle, Fran Ryan, James
Hampton, Philip Brown and
Tod Starke." It doesn't say
whether Lord Nelson debated
before accepting the offer, or
if he had any qualms about
being type-cast. But one
does wonder just what ele·
ment was missing that led to
his addition to the cast. ...... .i • •
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futlll'ea; fd.f1 Tllelh (C)
ues., Thurs.
11:001:.. lMt tf Lift (C) Ll)__.., (C)
. · Set Daytime Mowlel.
Wiii Centi, Wed. °"'J. ...........
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THE DAILY PU.OT, lV WUK, JULY 20, lMI
I MW: S.. °'1time Movlea. Dilllq .......
1:00 8 9 (J) Uwe It I Ill., ...... ind Tllli1 (C) 81 tE :..:::. (~
l=·1R ~·-,.._ (C)
. ~~•=I~:. (C) 1rti lnduy and P1ul Rwwe holt. m Movie: See D1ytlme Movlea. iiilWt 6, Fri .
f.B Offlu " Ille ,.......
1:55 fJ @ (I)~··· '*"' (C)
2:0011 ~ :.::ti:'.:I~, (C) 9!.,.: (C) The Domans..
T•nlcal Cemer
2:2:5 tJ a Cl) ..... (C)
!:JOI! Cl) Tiie Utt tf ...... (C) @ @ Tiie Matdl II• (C)
stlrila of .... cm.r. ~
Ille Wet1cl, (C) Wed. only.
Mr~:.": fr!.
2:55DU @ NIC ,.._ (C) 3:00. di Cl) Tiie Stent .... (C) I: Pli.0:-(C); Mike .,...,.._ (C)
lon~l=Netpltal ~~~ Clen (C)
~:.. .. Don Rodewald.
J:JO~=:i:.:.. (C) Tua-Fri.
Tiie Tllhl Mu
(Ill (I) 0. Ult Tt Uw. (C)
I that takea place In Pllii.dtl·
phis and tells the story of c:ontlm-
por1ry Amtrica.
I ... ..., (C)
(J)Dlllil1fwDllar1Me"8 4:00,Mr. £d ID Ci) Majer t..pe llllW:
( iiOndiy onty. Consult local lta·
tiona for teams.
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......, ..... .,. ... (C)
4:JO I lllewlt: See Daytime Morriel. .... ,__ ..... (C)
,._. How: (C) BMtlr W1rd.
Mowle: See Daytime Mcwlel.
lozo'I Ill Tep .... (C)
(I) MIU DMalaa (C)
5:00 I UIC ..... --(C), TU•·
12:00 !! =-11111-.: (C) Gery , • ~ J=i.::.. ._ (C)
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MONDA Y
JULY 22
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 O "Rando11 Harvelt" (drama} '42
-Ronald Colman, Greer Garson. .. B "Jack and the Beanstalk" (fan-
lzsy) '52-Abbott & Costello. ''Tiie
story of Aluander &ralla1n lell"
(biography) '39-Don Ameche.
11 :00 IJ "ApKlle Cllltf' (western) '50
-Alan Curtis. ''Three faces Welt"
(western) '40-John Wayne.
12:30 m "Deception" (drama) ··~t
te Davis. "Nl1"tmare•• (mystery) '56
-Edward G. Robinson.
1:30 m "Tbe Hosta1e" (drama) '57-
Ron Randell, Mary Parker.
4:30 f) "Hills of Home" (drama) '48-
Janet Leigh, Edmund Gwenn. lassie.
O (C) "Paris Does Sbanp Tllinp"
{rantasy) '57-lngrid Bergman, Mel
Ferrer.
EVfNIN<.
6:00 f) The Bil News: (C) (60) Jeri}
Dunphy.
8 Q) (j) Major Leaaue Baseball:
(CJ (cont'd. from 4:00 PM) Teams
to be announced.
1J Steve Allen SMw: (C) (90)
Hugh O'Brian. Susan Strasberg, Pe·
ter & Gordon, Jackie Curtiss and
Bill Tracy 1uest.
O Sil O'Clock Movie: (C) "fro111 ifte Terr.W' Part I (drama) '60-
Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward.
I Marine Bor (C) (30)
lat Mllterten (30)
(I) Merv &rHfin (C)
Wlllt's Ntw?
Enb'• So11br11 6:301 The GrOOVJ Sllow (C) (30) ••"* fatlter (30) Mcffalt's NIVJ (30)
: Spectrum: "Red Chinese Medi·
cine." Part I. A comprt11ensiv1 look
at China's combination of ancient
and modern medical prectica. 9 (J) CIS Evenln1 Ntwa (C) C1J Nitldlfo ~ (C)
7:00 II CIS Evenlna News: (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite. cg 00 HunlllJ·llinkJIJ Report
) (30)
• F Troop (30)
I Loft LDCJ (30)
Cllllpn's llland (30)
.......... 1 ...... (C)
(i)Tllt ........ (C) Fiilpl Salldm
7:25 lm CIJ ..... (C)
7:30 • ta Cl) •••b: (C) (60) No
storytl111 av1llabl1 at press time.
This wtll be 1 repeat 1"9od1. D Mtu Deq1as; <C> <60> Bll't>a·
ra Parklna CO·holta. U C.W. V.,.p: (C) (30) Susan
Smith, productf of the Wies, t1kn
viewers to Davos, Switztf11nd's
famed rnort peradlle. fJ @ CJ) C.-, la Nrtca: (C) ~> "JOhn Henry's Eden." Jotln
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i If t b.. wife.· c.-n and Ma• R.-1 he*lft ,,_.... "' llllallrltld Henry tries to can se ·rtSC* 1 "''I lludY ti tM ftbal cltvtlaplllllt 1111 taking on the setminllY impossible come to in undefatlndillf. n~
talk of makinl I &arden Of I OJ 1'1la ..... (60) n
wasteland. Harvey Ja10n, Wiiiiam fJl) NET .._...: ''Plumee fw My ll:GO 8 o.. O'Clecl ~ (C) (30)
Tannen and Bob Rhodes 1uest. (R) Rrcll Aunt." BBC commtntltar Alan ~ DunphJ.
&'Miiiott $ Movie: (C) ''f'llt 10 Whlcller tlllet a do• look 1t the D ''llll ut• ltMr II-= (C) (30)
iiilloft Dollar 8r1b" (adventure) '66 Paris hllh·fashion salons. Behind· GiOtll S\ln1Mt'. ·
-Dana Andrews, Brad Harria. ttle·scenu segments show the ffln· Ir w.-... (80) I Tndtl or c.aaca ...... (C) (30) tic weeks durin1 the shoWlnr of thl Nein: (C) (30~:::" WlnL
Ptny Ma .. (60) autumn·wlntet cotlectJoM. • M-* "'Ille ., TllNt"
Cl) Tiiis D'1 1961 (C) II) ~Malcal ,._.,. r) '63-4eorp Rewn, Blr-Ml.-1 Tlllnp 8row: "Display· bara Steele.
ln1 House Plants.'' Thalaasa Cruao lO:GO II a (I) ,,..ilrt: (C) (80) No I ~ en... (C) (60)
illustrates how to use window space. stotyline 1vallable at pma time. Mlflt: "Qlcllt ~
She points out plants that are de· D 9@ 1 s,,: (C) (60) "Turn· (myslety) '57~rlan Keltt!, 8MffY
signed to trow in homes with mod· abOut for Traitors." Robinson ls 1e-Garland.
ern healin1 and ventilatine sys· cused of being a traitor ID the Ii ..... (C)
tems. United States and Is hunted down ni. Der lMI (C)
@I) Co•icoa J Candon• by his own colleaeuea, lncludln1 . NewltlM zt -
1:001J Movie: "Odette" (drama) '5G-Alexan~er Scott. ~tty's tffottl to 11:30 8 Mowle: (C) "'Ille ~...-
Peter Ustinov, Anna Neaele, Trevor find. his friend are 1ncrealld wllen (musical) '48--Blnr croebf, Jou
Howard. Robinson is also accused of murder. lbline. m Hazel (C) (30) (R) 9 (I) Tiie T..-a. (C)
fll) Rainbow Quelt: Johnny Cash · 0 Ctorl• htta• N ... (C) (30) 11iw1i "f1llll _. .....
and June Carter are toni1ht's 1uests. , 0 @ CI> Tiit Bil vau.,: (C) (60) ( rama) '4~rt• ao,.r. Edwtnl
Son1s include "The Golden Vanity," 'The Devil's Masquerade.'' HMth G. Robinson.
"It Takes a Worried Man" and "As incurs the enmity of a friend when D (fl) CJ) JeeJ ...., ... (C) ~f 0As;~olllbldo he tries to help him. When Heath lZ.'00 m Jot ,,_ (C)
u;1 is suspicious of a pretty '°uni 1:30 II ®) (jJ Tiit Luer Shew: (C) ' girl who arrives In town to many 12:30 ot °"'9r Ullill
(30) Lucy Carmichael can think of middle·aged rancher Jim North 1fter m ActlH , ... tr•: "DIRltfOUI
only one way to attend a Hollywood a "mail order" romance, Nodh b• Journey."
premiere and see the stars. She ' lieves that the Barkley boy Is lZ:40 D Mwll: ..,.... 'ff' (dtl!M)
dis1uises herself as a doorman. romantically interested in his brid• 'J4-Curt JUf'lllfll, htrtcla that. Kirk Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy i to·be. (R)
Durante, Vincent Edward~ and Mr. ,.,. S.Crtt a-nt (60) 1:00 R Mtwlr. .,,......,.. (dtlru) and Mrs. Edward G. Robinson play 1 ..., .,.. •55-£1.,,, ttll"lcll, aarblrl Miia.
themselves in cameo appearances. I m Jacll la*8• ..... (C) (60) B IMle: -"8t W., .. __.,, (~ I m T11tro Fa•lllar • [cOrntdJ) '47--0llll QA Mattlla O Movie: (C) "The lerJia Stick" Vlc:brl.
(suspense) '66-ln1er Stevens. Don 1 10:30 C8 NIWI: (C) (30) Bill Johna. BC..-....... .._
Murray. : fl!) Sa In ~: (C) "Embryo. O @ 00 Rat Patrol: (C) (30) I logical Development" Dr. John D ,._. (C}
"The Fifth Wheel Raid." A British
colonel, privy to secret information,
is captured by the Germans and th.•
Rats are ordered to re5Cue or st·
lence him. Michael Tolan. Morgan
Jones. Ben Wright and Mike Scan·
Ion guest. (R)
I Mm &rlHin (C) (90) , SUNDAY JULY 21 ,
Wortd of Women (C) (30) n .·15 AM 8 A~s a.Mbell: (C) Angels vs. Chlcqo White SolC. 00 Cine•• Tlle~trt: (C) "The 12.:00 IProfeuJonal Soccer: (t) Sao Diego Toros vs. St. Louis Sta,._ Un1Uarded Moment. I 2.1>0 PQA Champlonshfo Tournament (C) The final round of the
II) Anita de Mont1111ar · h PGA championship Is telecast lfve from the rollln1 7,143-
9:00 R ~Ci) And~ &rlffitll: (C) (30) yard, par-70 Pecan Valley Country Club cou'" in San Antonio, (rilmett is needled into becominl Texas.
an insurance salesman by his wife Texan Don January won the PGA title In a play-off with Don
(Mary Lansing) and her brother Massengale last year at Denver's Columbine Country Club.
(Dub Taylor), a successful broker. Arnold Palmer, who hes won every major 1olf champlonthlp
(R) except the PGA. will make another by for the crown.
0 @ Cl) The FtlonJ Squad: (C) 3:00 m National ProfesslOnal Tennis Cti.mpionehipl: (C) Origlrmlna ~) "No Sad Sonp for Charlie.'' • from the new Forum In Inglewood, the championships fNture
Str1eant Stone and Dectectlvt the wor1d's best female players competing alongside top male Brigs uncover an elltortlon plot stars. .
whlle investi1atin1 the death of a 7:30 m Duke Kahanamoku lntematfonal Surfinc ChamplonihiS-:
policeman. Stone and Brigs re· (C) Famous surfers compete off the island of Oahu In Hawaii
spond to Sit. Charlie .Murdock:• In this filmed program.
appeal for help and amve at h!S MON"'•Y JULY 22 boat·ruldence In time to see It Uft •
blow up. Simon 01kland 1uests. (R) 4:00 D Major Lea1ue BaMbell (C) m HelidlJ (C) (30) WEDNESDAY, JULY 24
f.Bl ~Hot Power: "The Humphrey 6:00 'An8els a.aebell: (C} Calif. Angels vs. Minn. Twins . Clndldacy." Leo McElror and local ~ NFl Action: (C) Program focuses pn the "second" careers political authorities comment on tti. 0 football pros. Vice President's pro1re11 In 11th«·
in1 convention deleaates' support SATURDAY, JULY X1
fl) M.ica J Elbtlla Mlltllft 11=00 AM 11 Ma)ot ~ a.NbeU (C)
ff Ir (C) '30) 5:00 8 trillde Footbelf: (C) Coach Georae AJlen of the LA. Rams 1:30 ,,,(JJta,;it! • :he ttilnu · and sports reporter Gil Stratton analyze the •trtncths. week· c; hi! 1:tt her .,':urt of him ~ end strategy of various team• in the National Footblll
out of a IChool art exhibit of her a~ Wide WOt1d of 8pofU: (C) Tentatively scheduled are draw~~RL_ Piece· (C) (30) tire National Sky Divina Champlonshl~. Marana, Mzona; e l.W \.JU ... ,_,. ' thll World Karttng Champion1hlps, VfNeY, Swatzertand; and l'9PNt n::::,ci!~d tt.'!0':'!~ {0~ Wini: of National Surfing Championships, Makfha Bach, H8Wli.
has a violent ar1umet1t with his Jim McKay hosts. ,...1
TUESDAY
JULY 21
For mornin1 ind 1fternoon
llatlnp, please aee DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
l:JOD(C) .......... .._,, (dra-
ma> · '57 -Clr..o,y hdc, L11nn
Ball.
IJ-. r,.. • .. ....,. (dra· ma) '5$-Sytvll ~ (C) -.:...
"' ...... (mu*-1) '53-0oria Dey.
ll:tO ........ lMttf' (mnl!NY) '51-llilah B11umont .......... ...._.
IM" (wat.m) '4t--John WIJI*
ll:JO m "'CMlld" (~ '45-ffum-Pftrlf Boprt. ................
Ml' '(lnfltlfY) '44 -Edwlrd G.
Rol>lnlon.
l:• m ....... .. ...,_.,. c ...
,.._) 'S--l.a B1rtler, Juli• Rid·
Inc.
4:JO 8 .. ...., i. Trillilllil' (• ...... )
'V-Glenn Ford, Rltl HIYWOfth.
8 '1ltllt T• 1111" (drtm1) '59-
Rihlrd Todd, 8q Draa
I \j f -~ ' -~ ( '
.. • "' -.... (C) (60) Jeny 15Unphy.
I " .. .,.......,""" (C) (30) ... Alee --= (C) (90)
UllU •rt Julie Hanit. -.. C.r·
illn Joe T• Ind Miii' Redlftond. .. O'Qecl .... (C) ..,,_
TllT'W' Pert II (dl'IN) '80-
P1ul Ntwm1n, Jolllne Woodward.
1 ...... .., (C) (30)
llt II kw (30)
CJ) .... .. (C) .... ...,
r.n ..... 1:.
1
.......... (C) (80) n. ....., ... (C) (30)
....... , ... (30)
MdllW1 ...., (30)
~'="~"1 (C) : "Red Medi·
ne." P•rt II. O.nd Prowltt ner· m. 1 fllm on the laldian bt-
..._ trldltionll Mellrl Ind fllOd.
em Medicine In a.int. FllMd at
Ille Pllil\I Academ1 of MtdldM. l~~-(C)
7:t0 a CIS ~ lie..: (C) (30)
Waltlr Cronttt..
I' r..., Cao) I U. LICJ (30)
=.:-(30) ~ ,. ... L "Ameftcln
1uy .•• or. 1nr1n s..n1ow 1ectur11 on the btelnnlnc of a brtllllnt pen.
od In Amlricln ldinc. .wtlna wftll
Junius Brutus 8oadl ltt the 1820'a. tB Cl) llcHaW• ....,
• ,..,. s.d9lr
7:25 tm CJ) ..... (C)
7:JO. ta Cl)~ (C) (60) No
~M IVlllable It prm time.
Thia will be • ""*' .......
GOOD MORNING GIRLS-Julie Parrish (left) enjoys the
jobs her disc-joc/cey husband ma/cu about her on his radio
show until Goldie Hawn hlnt.r that maybe he isn't kidding, on
Good Morning World, Tuttd4y al 9:JQ PM, in color on CBS.
Roy Bulla's
Steven• TY
1953 Newport Blvd., Costa MeA
r .
AU MAKO.COLOR Olt ILACI l WHITI
• Phone 548-3494
Pepi
THE DAILY PILOT, TV. WED<. JULY 20, lMS"
II U Cl) I ._. tf .lelMle: (C) penel of loc8I 11tW11Mn qlllltioa
("30) "MJ M...,, Ille Gholt-Bf'Mk-Ted Watldu lbout hit Wllftl In "9
tr." Tony lntltfita 1n En&tltll tltltt community cwpnkltion.
complete with afloQ, Je111ni. end 8) 1V Mmlal o..rt :=tlle~norT==-~ t-.J08f11([)1t1d ....... -...:
lltlp th.in IWIU J1Ck C.rtlr (C) {J()fl>itc jocUp Dtvt . lAwfl
pests 11 Brttbtl . llW)'tt Jlmt1 Ind Llny Cl1rt 1111 their 1'*-1
Alht., (R) If thtJ belltlle tht JMes Dew fllla
I er..t. • Pfi111 bdlc (C) (30) on the 1lr about his wift. (R),
l1'J (]) ......... ...._ (C) e ~ lfYPD: <\ (30) 'The :i"rbi M11nlfic.nt Forpr." lM culld of = a-:..: ~ wrt~ ~:"'~ to ..::C. 1 ~1':!f frontmen for 1 numbn racktew,
acents achtduled for lltlnnlnetion • arull-time furrttr nemtd Cowan,
by the Null ind •bltitute nemes la lllin while btln1 brouaflt In for
of ..__.__ iUlltlonlnc. (R) . R colllvvHw ... uny stordl IUtSb ""'*1 ti TIWll (C) (30) ~ ..... $ 1111w11: (C) "'Lift tew ............ C..•11H r:_. (m.-.1) '50-lttt.J Hutton, ..... 1 '-U:JO •
Frad Alt.tire, Robert Youni. 10:00 8 9 Cl) Of lllCt ~: (C)
I Tnlll • C1111111 t• (C) (30) {V)) An eumlnetion of blldl llli· I itB1i91i I ,._..,. Nlellt (C) tudta tow•rd the white communttr ( ) "Rfnif n1 Brothen, Barnum ind whit. 1ttitudn toward the
•nd Bllltr Circus." blect. Interviewed for this ~ flD n. frtlldl CW: Jull1 Child wide poll ..,. 1500 peopte.
liiOws how to prepere 1 hem din-ll~,..... ..... (C) (llO)
ner In hllf •n hour. (R) ~ .... ~ n. llVldtn:: (C) (60)
• ...... • Pit A friend of Olvtd ~ ... i:4m DID (i) SIN:a:=-t 'II: (C) (30) cent's who cl1ims heJw proof of
Acts tiiddrn1 for ltlrdom 1t th• tht alien lnfUtrltlon It dedartd ht·
Unlwf1it1 of llllnoia (at Qlam-UN. (R)
pl1l111) art TM Cryen' Shlm11, •nd I Stcrlt ~ (60) Archie Bell and TM Orella. both In· Ject l.atil• ..._ (C) (30)
ltnlmental ll"OUPI: Jlnet Enns ind 8relt Mt•llta i. Mllllc/Plllllc
Joe Lee Wllmn, vocelists. S1rvb <C)
8 ROUER GAMES-live! (C) !t ': 9111\_'->1111~·~r:1r.~ =~'j; * T-BIRDS vs. NEW YORK StmlnsilY'• "Aeon" Billet •nd eon.
R....., •-· (C) (l hr) LA. certo In D for Violin and Ordleltrl;
f.ilrda vs. N.Y. ~ and ProltofleV's Symphony No. 6,
I Hull (C) (30) In E·flat minor, Op. 111 . NET~ "Thirteen ApiMt II) TtM de ElpNa
FD-The Wltnea" (R) 10:30 G) Nwl: (C) (30) Bill Johns.
., ... ,.......... 11:00ea.... O'Cltdl a.,..t <C> c3o>
8:30 8 tB Cl) Sllutl•. (C) (60) ~ Jtny Dunphy.
mtdltnne Phyllil Diii• dlpnm D De Ulll Hour N...: (C) (30)
Zl"f comedy, makes ten wtld coe-Giorfe Skinner.
tuni. dl1nps Ind lntroducee YOCll-, .._ et t1at c..., (30)
Im Frenklt V1uahen and Anltl . llewl: (C) (30) Baxtar W1rd. Hints; IOftl·•ft6.d1nce min Dickie Mowte: .. .., Mt""" I ur
H....,... TM Shadows mualc ( rtme) '61-Qaudt Dlupllln, Dllne
lf'OUP and way-out c:omtdiln Ml· Cilento.
c:hlel Bentlne, •II of G191t Brltlin; 1 a.. er .... (C) (60)
ind The Flw l~ Juafera from Mwte: .. ....., In ton" (w.t-= ;n~rt;:11S::,t. ~at tlat lern)~'~n cl,'IM· Ruth Romln.
iiiwlii: '41r . ..._..(drama) '6S-· Dia o., 1961 (C)
Robert Mltdlum, Clnoll Baker. TM .......... zt
1Ctt1npl1y la en ldlptatlon of Mu ll:JOe MeN: (C) If#'-I.at tf C'ltto'a rlCMI •bout Joe Motel, 1 " --:--I0¥1bfe con men atrtndtd In Africl, Allana· (honor) 57 -John
who-aplnat hit will-ls drafted Bromfllld.
Into lt1dln1 1 tr1.,_ of natives from II U CI> Tllt T-'ltlt ._ (C)
tfltlr •nctatrll home to • new lend. a Mowil: "Tiit ...., "' QlllllN" MOM la ICcept9d aa 1 deity by the (mystify) '4G-Rltl H1ywortb, Brtln
ftltMs When ti. puts on 1 mellc Aherne.
lhow, shootinc fire from his mouth D @ (]) JoeJ 11111op Sllow (C)
ind aett1n1 • bush 1fllni.. Mia 12:00 ID Jet ..,_ (C) Bak« pl171 Julie, • mluionary's
dlulflttr. (R) 12:30 GI All-Nlcllt Sllow: "Fl1mln10 D (11) (])It T1llal 1 l'lllef: (C) Roed," "The Man I Low." •nd
(60) "Th• lay of die land." Her-"One Foot In Heeven"
mlont GlnlDfd luesla h ·Countess In ActlM n.tre: "I Ace• My
wflOll memoira. If publllhtd, ire iJlrenta."
~ :_ca=::'~~ 12:50 m ~ "Tiit htr&e bft ..,-
count.a hit been 1 'lf//ff clolt (Tr.ma) 61 -Ray DlntDn, JIJnt
friend of ma"' Eumpe1n ind Amer-M1ntfltld, Julie London.
lean eowtmrnent leedefs. and her 1:00 8 Mowte: "laldt DeCNr (dra·
rtVelltionl art •pectld to be dyne· me) '56 -Dennis O'Ketft, Pet
mite. (R) O'Brien. I Merv wi. <C> (90) D ..._ ..,._.. t1 1111 ..-
Wudtltlllt (C) (30) (mptlly) 'Sl -Gltnn fonl, Diena
II) Ada dt ........_ Lynn.
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PLACE
Canadian actor Percy Rodriguez joins
the cast of ABC's Peyton Place in the
role of Harry Miles, a Negro neurosur-
geon at the town hospital. He makes his
first appearance in the series on Thurs-
day, July 25.
Producer Paul Monash said that in the
fall other members of the physicia.t1's
family-a wife, son and daughter-will
appear and one of the stories will focus
on their problems and relationships with
other members of the community.
Rodriguez won a Canadian Drama
Festival best actor award for his per-
formance in the title role of "Emperor
Jones," and appeared in both English and
French speaking roles on Canadian TV
and radio for many years.
He played on Broadway for 13 months
in ''Toys in the Attic" with Jason Rob-
ards, and for four months in "Blues for
Mr. Charlie."
Three years ago he moved to Holly-
wood and since that time has appeared
in some 25 television shows and in three
motion pictures .
Ruby Dee, noted Negro actress who
starred in the stage and film versions of
"Raisin in the Sun," will portray Alma,
the doctor's wife.
Also signed for a role in the continu-
ing dramatic series, as the couple's teen-
aged son, Lew, is Glynn Turman. Ten
years ago Miss Dee and Turman played
mother and son in the New York produc-
tion of "Raisin in the Sun."
Miss Dee is currently starring in the
Paramount motion picture "Up Tight!"
which is being produced and directed by
Jules Dassin. She also co-authored the
screenplay with Dassin and Julia May-
field .
Turman's previous work bas been pri-
marily on the stage. He is prcaendy ap-
pearing in "Slow Dance on the Killing
Ground" in Los Angeles' new Inner City
Repertory Company.
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THE DAILY PILDT, lV WUK, JULY 20. 1161
fi°~ CLOSE -UP ·...> .... ,.:·
a.bar1/Cinnamon ••• Spice But Nice
By MARIAN DERN
She's cool. abe'a chic. She's ~neat. she's elepnt. She's brisht,
abe'a beautiful. She's Cinnamon Carter, she's Barbara Bain.
Sbe'a the new look in heroines (a magazine once dubbed her
the "thinkina man's 1py"), and she's the new look in today's wo-
man. She bas a successful marria1e--0ne of those supposedly diffi-
cult show-busioeaa kinda, and what's more she works in co-starrina
tandem with her husband, Martin Landau. She is the mother of two Jirls (aaa 8 and 3) in whom she takes great deliaht. Once interested
m a teaching career, she picked up a BA degree in sociology at the
Univenity of Illinois, then went to New York and became a top
fubion model. She left, to study acting, and now bas what she quite
simply describes as "the most wonderful series role for a woman on
television." She just picked up her second Emmy for best dramatic
. . . "tire thinking man's spy"
actress in Mission: Impossible. (Martin also has been twice nomi-
nated, ~t bu yet to win.)
It is no put-down of Misa Bain's talents to note that she woo in
a field of three. The other nominees were Barbara Stanwyck (Bis
Valley) and Diana Ria (The Avenaers, which she bas since left).
The fact is thet'e are few lead rola for women on regular aeries,
except in comedy, where they play witches, genies, airborne nuns
or loud-talking mothers-in-law. Of some 21 dramatic series airing
in the falJ, only about five have what could be called a major role
for a woman.
And while the part of a latter day. Mata Hari might seem less
than challengina, the fact is that Cinnamon is aUowed to have a
lot of spice--but nice-and smart besides.
''I don't tnow whether Hollywood created that old division, or
it just reflected the American male viewpoint. But beroioes," says
Barbara. "used to be eitha the demure 1irl-next-door type or the
bad/ieXy kind. And of course, the sexy types were always kind of
dumb."
Luckily, at least in the case of Cinnamon Carter and Mn. Peel,
all that has changed. "Cinnamon is a lady AND a woman," smiles
Barbara. " ..• and she ticks lite a woman!" To which the male
population of the country can be heard adding a heartfelt amen.
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WEDNESDAY
JULY 24
For mornlnc and afternoon
Uatlngs, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
l:JO D "1111 ...... tf MW' (n.-manc:e) '48 -lileftn fonl, ~
Klyu. a "1111 ,,.., ... -. ..., ....
{Oramt) '62 -Aldo Flbrlzl. "11le , ... , .... r (dnlm1> '4t--GllJ
Cooper.
11:15 • "1111 Ql6ll ...... (wtltn) '52
-John W11ne. M1ul"llfl O'Hara,
Blny. rttzser•ld.
lZ:lO ID "'f1IQ Mlfiwo (dr11na) '49-Vlialnla ,.,yo, ...... llM" (dra·
ma) '47-Rould R•pn.
l:JO m .,..., 11 ........ <ftlYltllJ) "~William H1rtntfl, Dinah· Slleff.
din.
4:JO n <C> "1111 ,... ... " ...,..
(11ntuy) '60-Cartoon fnMn Jlptn.
IJ "'11lt ..... f,.. ~
(winlem) '48-Clenn Ford, Wlllinl
Holden.
f V f N I "J (;
,. en. 11c -= <C> <60> *Y Dunphy.
D......,......, ~ (C) C30)
8 ANGELS TAKE ON TWINS * TONITEI ENJOY ITI n ._.. ......,.: (C) <2*.4 IW>
fiiif. Anltls w. MlnMIOta Twta.
D Siii O'Qecl MllN: (C).,,.......
... Dec 1111n'" (COIMCl1) '61 -
M,._ Dttnonpot, Mlcl\MI Cnla.
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IJ111t...., .... (C) (30) .,.....,, ... (30) m ......,. .., <30>
QI Ci)......, .. .., """ (C) fJD s,ectr•: (C) ''Glmtl p Piiy." P1rt I. Alt lnllrvlew
1uthor Dr. Erle hmt 11 Clnnel,
C.llf. HOit David Prowltt Itta In Oft
OM of Or. Beme'I tlltnPJ .......
8 (I) CIS &lallll -(C) ereeahllf•,. (C)
7!00 • CIS &11611 llewa: (C) (30) Witter Croftldta.
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GI I I.wt LllCJ (30)
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from L1lraiMlod H.S. handlt f
flies In tht ttuclJ of ll«'tdi.y. a (I) lldlMa .., .,,..,. ......
7:.ZS (ft) CJ) -(C)
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II p (I) 111t V'q!IMI: (C) (90) e ........ .....,
'ifiat IWf Wind.'' A IWlfl •ftd. ... 8 f1l(f) Mt a ._ (C) (30) ..
ltlorm bnnp told* • *-• .....-TiJi( FwM• lalMt, flCld
w..r.
IJ'OUP In an abandoMd fennhoult. wtth tht Mid tD 1111e. 11 ....,.
Trampu. Stacy end Ellzabtlll tau """ lllaplw Cllt, PtYI 11 .,.
.... er.. (C) (IO)
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refup en routa from tM counar fllr ....... •ldf1 of·at •t ... with 1 prtie butt Sooft tMr n Pl&dl wllllt w ........ 1:>1ra, 11
a;;:.> '51 .. , .... '°"· Aw
tolMd b1 Sllvtr Sprinp banlllr CMit of .. Olt b..._ 1111111 M•rcus Van Owen (ford Rll~ tht ~n• ...,... la ,..
a!(J) .... (Q
• Cl) 11111 .., l• (C)
8(1) ........ a end hll bride, Putt (P1trldl <:row· tloft. (R)
ley), whom Trarap11 recosninl a
1former111ooft lirt (R) .,__ (C) (30) 11:1181111* -.. .... (*;''1.:5S D ~(J)111t Alln .. rt.: (C) (60) ........ M111t• c.rw -lliw ~ Slll1ial ~tot'l't·M•Knot.' Sean Mo111· 1e:ee18(1)1'1 ... ....-~ 8D(l)1'1t ..... ._ (Q =-= .:,:-r:, c:i .. ~ ~ .,.m !lat ......... It • 1111* ...... 11 If'*" ("""
_...,_, d ..... ____.._ .... ·-· tiiy) '45 -0... °"""" Dn ''"""" nt rut •-e1n ... -8 IB Cl) 111 .., ,_ l.IK (C) .,_,.. Ral"' w..r only thlt ti. h .. dilccMrtd 1 tnft· (IO)-rS...Jllt. Y• ,._ _. • •
or wittlln the qafllz.ltioft. (R) pend AlllR." PIUI ""11 ftM1 a 8 a! CJ) MJ ....., ._ (Q
llMllllH $ ""* "11le ,,..... ~._two .... IMl .... ,,_(Q .... CHI" (n!YltllJ) '62 -H"'-1 8erWI Hlrlhlf
Lom, John GrlPOft, S.11 Couely, IUllb aa S..JeM. ..... ,... l2:JI • MMlllM ~ "In OUr n.._"
Yvoftne Romain. flftda ..._ IM la booUd 11f •lftie Slrl....,,H aftd "TM LAalr." mrni11 w c. ... , ••• <C> <30> po11ce °" lft ..._..,.,..,. <R> ...... n.trs "'• " M-m""' .._ <60) • ........... -tC> <IO) W'llltln... \ ! ll[f Jllr. New YOl1l cerMt • StCN1 ..... (IO) rt.-,,. (
1Ytf Thad Jones ind drummer • JICl ...._ -(C) (IO) 1!:51 D ~:.;-.... "I:
11 Ltwis !Nd their 17-plece bllld e.:• '1imH• la ... /Mic ~ tllrouah aorne lntricat.I Jm •mftll' ._ •.
IMftta and Jam _... ad lk (Q 1_. L~ .,,_ --"' 11 .. .,...... Orteell ...... ,.,.... -C1 I 11 (mY*Y) ,57__,.. Clnf,
1:11 GI Nml (C) (30) . e ..... Mlamt11 ...., 8lmtt.
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E Le Pr1lll:t•1 11:11 •a.. .a.. 11f*1: tQ (30) ~ '51 -Mini Todd. Q
1:158_.-.., (C) =·~=· ... .._ (C) (30) •C••••'-..... IMN 1:118tJl(J)111t ...., ........ l Sldwr. • .... (C)
(C) (Jo)lM Hillbillies lird for •1----------------------tac·taa11 wraetllnt m•tdt 1tt.r
GflMY dlflltl tht 8oltDn Strottl 81r1 (Jeny Rlndall). (R)
• rtFl W.: (C) (30) .,...,
Leid TWo I.Ml." Procram .,_
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tbe ple1'f1.. Ther Include tht mln-1at17, bloloo, nne w •fld tduc:a· ...
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I)'~": H= ,:"i.f Cloril Loriftt. Doc Sntriftllft, Tht
TUESDAY
l:JO e U (I) "Mtatler Moeea." Robert Mitchum and Carroll Baker
lt:llr In th• 1965 comedy.drama •bout an ex-circus man,
stranded In th• Junste, who i• drafted aplnst his will Into lead·
Inc a tribe of natiwa from thejr encestral home to a new land
because the Christian chief of the tribe sees him es a man
sent by U.. Lotd •
WEDNESDAY
9:00 D (I! CJ) (C) "'lld Pwty." Frankie Avalon, Oweyne Hickman,
~borahWelley and Yvonne Craig play the cool cats and kittens
who keep thlnp moving in the blklnl·snow bunny flick. Two
athletes., not undentandint an "eahe.d's" m•1netism for the
gir1s, disauise themselves H females to find out his secret.
Turttee, tftd Rip Wllloft. THURSIMY e WI •• 4 (C) (&0) 9:00 e 8 Cl) (C) ''Tlclde Me." Another Elvis pk:tilrel This one fea· D (ft(!) w1•n•• lllllt lilllte: tures • t>evy of beautl" thet Includes Julie Adams, Jocelyn ~ ,..,...-,.,_.. (~ '15-Lane, Merry Anders and Connie Gllchrlat. Elvia Sttll"I ••a gulttlr·
franllit -.11on Dwl1nt H~ playlna rodeo rider who works It a dude ranch for alr1s. He
D1bof11t w111ey: y.,.. ()Ill. llllt· attracts all the lovelies except the physical education Instructor.
ert Q. lAwta. l'11111 to .........
the 1ttractioft • llOft·atllletic frtead
..... wlttl &Itta. two coc.... ltll"'-
dileuilld at aJftl. fotlaw hill to I
*1111 vecaticNI It Sim Vllley. Jl-Brwft 11MI The F1moua AalMt 1ftd lAlleJ Gori pt0Wte tbe mutlcal IC• *"""'...... "' tMa bitdftl-dad romp. (R)
......... 11111 .. (C) (30)
9D lllO ~ ''Cati ~
6'ntmb«M." T1ped °" the ...
of tht W11tllnaton Monumtftt. tttla
memorlal to poet C.r1 Slftdburc
FRIDAY
9:00 e B (I) ''The a..t Men." The 1964 United Misti release Is
baled on the hit Broadway play about two leading contenden
for the Presidential nomination (Henry Fond• and &;:liff Robert·
son) and the w1r they wage to have the backing of the current
President.
SATURDAY
9:00 a D (I) (C) "Moment to MofMnt." Baled on ~he novel
ii[.eughs With 1 Stranger," by Alec Coppel, the Untve,._,1 re·
lease 11 the stoty of the lqnely wife of • psychlatriat end her
affair with 1n emotion1lly 1t1rved youn1 m111. The affelr ends
in • bizarre situation thet threatens the women's emotional
existence.
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THURSDAY
JULY 25
for mornln1 and afternoon
ll1tJnp, please '" DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for yow convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAmME MOVIES
1:30 D (C) "'Ill .... ""' ..... (SU• ptnat) '65-Jolln Fonirthe, Senti ..... l'J "n.. lllcll Sclrplee" (dt11m1)
'57 -Richard °="''Ii (C) -S. ,..... (dniml) • !ell Pltrtck.
11:008 ... Qw It C.wa:d" (docu·
mentlry) '52-NllTllld by Sir UU·
rtnce Ollvler . .,. .,.... (Wll·
em) '50-Jolln W•YM-
12:30 ....... ., .......... (dr11n1) '48
-Jlne Wymen. -.11 "'-USA" <dr•m1> ·s~rodeflc11 Cnwford.
l:JO 1B "'T1111t tf ,...,.,. Chonor> '65
-Annie A1btrt. Thony M111J.
4:30 ... ,.. ow. die ... de" (dnimt)
'9--Guy MldilOft. Gtotlt Raft. 11 "'T ...... ,... ..... ....,.
(IQ.fl) '59-0mt loft, 0.... An·
denon.
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L .. ! TM Ill "-: (C) (60) Jeny • c.., .... ., ~ (C) (30)
FAST
& SEXY
Gina
Lollobrigida
In Color On The
6 O'Clock Movie
Thursday Cf) Kabc-tv
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THE DAILY PILOT', TV WEEK, JULY 20, 1968
a stM an. Slllew: <C> (90> I e u Prt11111•1 proc.-rw1 how doelly roo1t1e ''Prof_.' lrwtn Cony, 8111 Rus-1:30e9m1....-..: (C) (60) "Off. offlc:era 1n1 screened. (R)
... L.. Meu, Ind M1d11nt Mtrl· 1cw ~by.'' Chief lronsidt be-Q (ff) CJ) "7"" ri.c.: (C) (30)
1nn1 suesl comes 1n lnvoluntlry babpltter Rodney underaon ,tam to dttllr· D • O'a.d Mewt.: (C) "fllt wfllft Ule m1ln clue to tM ldentlt.1 mine edent ol his lnjun.; Dr.
• _,.. (comedy) '60--'ln1 Loi· o1 1 would-be plene bomber 11 en Harry Miles is called into the cut
lobrialda, O.lt Roberbon. ablndoned lnf1nt. Nancy Melone by Dr. Rosal; Steven tries to 1poto.
Mllffte hr (C) (30) ~ (R) i' e to Betty. · lat M.-.. (30) (i7) (I) .. le.:llid: (C) (30) "If Tl'MC (C) (30)
(]) Men ..... (C) ,NM( Mel" Sim finds herallf : lllt ,_ el a.. ~ ''Ow-. -.ra .._, In the middle when tM runninc tlnatlon Europe." A repeet of NET'•
&tr. Mb ftud between D1n1n ind Endor1 lllries on U.S. Involvement In f0t· t:JO IMC ....,. s.rva (C} (60) erupta Into 1 full·1e1le Wlr. EndOtl tlan businesses. This PfOl)'lm loob
• TM ,...., .... (C) (30) tallel ldv•ntlre of the lltualion 1t American ca pital Investment In ....._ fder (30) When Sim tallel her pert In a W8$tem Europe, Which hu In·
Mdllle'a NIWJ (30) quaml with What'•hl•n1me. She creellld 400 percent in ten YllrL
(]) H1111tltJ·lrin_.., -.rt (C) .,.. wttdlefy to widen the breech 10:00 8 QI 00 Deen MartM "-"
. Speoti•: (C) ''tillMI People Ind Sim ... I chlnc:e to .. whit die CildiffCpn: (C) (60) A tributl
Play." P1rt II. AuU1« Dr. Eric Berne D1rrin's life would have been If to Bina Crosby's tonp of the
•Pl•ln1 his contrown11I psydlo-ttiey hid lll'ltr met. (R) Thirties 1nd a spoof of ttl• nen-
1n1lytlc ttltoritl. He talks lbout • ,. , • reels of the tfl are amona the
tnnac:tionll 1n11ytis end pmee P { hltfllights of tonltflt's show hoad
wlUI host o.v1c1 Prowltt. ~ ·r• by Joey Heatherton •nd rr1nk sin-
1 ~ e.111 N ... (C) ~ 1tr1 Jr. Paul Lynde alao 1ppe1rs.
7:00 CIS ~ (\..: (C) (30) ~: 8 = ':'!: ~:> ri:
lttr Ctonklte. '!t of the 2.2nd edition of "Holiday on
• f Treep (30) '{ Ice'' were taken at the Pan PIClftc
I Lew Lt1CJ (30) r Auditorium uaina n1tural production ..,..,, hllld (30) ll&htina ind aound. The show blends
Ci) lflcll .ud Wiid (C) tfle finest talents ol int.mational • liCr'I ..... Fiie sltatina -Ronnie Rober1Jon, Miss
(I) lklWl't 11"7 Petra Burlla, Erie Witte, the Gl1m-r-.,. s.dm our-leers. ind the Ice Squires.
7:25 CJ) ..... (C) I Secret Apat (60)
7:30 a C1) Clumia ·= (C) (90) I Jack ............ (C) (60) storytlftt Mlfllble It pr1SI time. 100 r1iathlp/ll9lt .......
This will be • r"91t episode It.Ir· la Mlsic (C)
rina Stu1rt Whitman, Jiii Townsend, @ (3) TIM Ulltllldlblts
Percy Hert>ert Ind R1ndy Boone. , m RID RtNw: "New Metal Join· D @ (6) Dlnlel '-* (C) (60) in& Methods.'' Dr. Hibbs ud •· •'fhe wttne1111s.'' Daniel Boone's perts from the 1111ce procr1m loot!
ton lnel •nd two pels .. an tc· at some unusual methods of weld-
ctntrlc settler commit a murder. Ing. Demonstrlted are metal join-
but c.1n 1et no one to believe UMlr Ina with a luer, electron·beam,
slofy. Sheldon Collins, Jon Walm• READY AND WA.JTING-Stuart •1losives •nd IOlld·state VICUUm. lay ind special pest John Clrra-Whitman is set to shoot it out with 10:30 News: (C) (30) Bill Joh~
dine ire featured. (R) another tough bandit on Cimarron 11:00 0-. O'Qoct "'""1: (C) (30) 8 ulET'S GO TO THE Strip, Thursdays at 7:30 PM, In Jerry Dunphy. * RACES!" WIN CASH' color on CBS. D 1'e lltll Hew ~ (C) (30)
Pres. by VON'S MARKETS JI:::.,":: f~ <~> Georal s:,.:n:u.. c.tltrJ (30)
I Ut'1 Co " a.. ._ (C) (30) ~ otr-lllap: ''The Ntw Penni• Nen: (C) (30) Baxter W1rd. tHJ CJ) tecelld H_... Yem: livenea" Art Seldenblum tallts • Mowle: "Ce'J ., a.. Clttt (dt11·
( (lo) "The HOU19 Th1t Needed with film critics Arthur Knlatit ind m1) '48-Vlctor M1ture, Richard
• Clrpenter." Luke joins 1n elderly Kart Atndna. 1nd views Conte.
couple In ttlelr fight 111lnst City sc.MS from "The Trip." They talk ! t.. Cf1ne (C) (60)
Hill •nd ends up flcln1 ttle Army. •bout contemporary mcnJi1Y In the Mwie: '"£l&tdlla llld AltlJttllli'
He becomes technlcel 1dvleor to motion picture field. ( rama) '57-Mirtfla Scott. Jaddt
Rudy ind Bu Lana. who have I Aalta di ........, Cooc1n.
blrricaded their property to SHWtnt t:OO 9 (() n..s., lllPt Mt"'9: I~ Men (C) the mayor from tumina It Into 1 lif1c1Te Me" (musical) '65 -· · 6 Thia Day 1961 (C)
puttln1 amn. (R) Elvis Presley, Jocelyn L.1ne, Julie Ntwsllnt Z9 D Mllloft S Mtwie: "Nlctit ol a.. Adams. Jack Mull1ney, Merry An· ll:lO IJ Mewtr. "n.. C.. .,_.
H...,.. (suapente) '55 -Robert din. Connie Gilchrist. A 1Ult1r· ...._,... (mystery) '58 -Damn
Mitchum, SMiiey Winters. pl1yln1 rodeo rider lands 1 job 1t Mc:Gavtn. Mallie Hayes.
I T...a er CotlMll-(C) (30) 1 dude ninch Whn itrts ire tlllned I U TIM Toalatit .... (C) ""1 Maoa (60) In beauty cultura (R) • "My Sldlr EIMft'" (com· r.ts.: "Two Dtys In • Crlttr." D lHJ CJ) TW llrt: (C) (30) "It's ecty) '55-J11'9t Leith. lick LllfTI·
A hydn>C9f1 bllloon expedition Is I aJOd, Mod Wortd." Part II. mon.
forced down n•r • T1npnylkan Ann and Noel m1ka heedlines th1t fJ (HJ CI> JoliJ l!Mep Sllow (C)
volcano ind records on films tome bring Don Hollln1111 flyiftl from 12.'CJO m Jee '1N (C)
of the interntinc wildlife Ulele. ,.... Yort Clty to Hollywood. (R) lZ:30~ All-N!pt ~ "In This, our
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Bertrill•'• new pupil pnMS that 1 lW9ef'I Stave Kent. 1 white USC np..
little leamln1 e1n be dlnpnM11. student. ind a aroup of tetnap 12:50 D Mtv19: "lad Mttl el T ....
Pedro 1 buslnessm1n asb Sbttr Nqroes. KMtt his trained wittl the ...,. (we.stem) '49-81ny Sulll-
Bertllie to l'Md 1 ltttir wrtttan b1 ~ wtttl no previous U.b1· nn, Broclericil Crewford.
tli• sirt1riend, ind tM ,.,..._ cal •perience, In lmpnwiutlonal 1:0011 Mowte: "laal Trtbt ,,.. ....
him to join her clus. Pedro'• dlf· t.dlnlques. 'i::EmystetY) '52-Jon Hiii.
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FRIDAY
JULY 21
For mornin1 and 1ftemoon
llatfnp, please He DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
l:IO B ....... II IMlt' (lllYlttt'Y) '~di luplM>, How1rd Duff. . ....... u.. ...........
(illlem) '52--stwe Codtr1n. (C)
...... " ...... " •" (draml) '55 .....Galy Cootitr.
11:00 ............. "' (wtlttnl) '50 --Oon Blny ..... ., ...........
(wat1m) '42-John Wlfnt. 12:31• "Pm mr (draN) '4t-JoH CllWford. .,... ...............
...... (dtllftl) '62-AAM BMctoft.
•:JO. iC> ... " ... """"" (dratnl) 'si-:.Rod Stelclr, Briln Keidl.
... .., Oii" <*'-> ·~ lllCMrd Wldm1rt. Sid.., Poitier.
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THE NIGHT
HEAVEN FELL
IN COLOR ON THE
6 O'CLOCK MOVIE
FRIDAY~ KABC-TV
Oet. Steppenwotf. ind a.mi. War·
rtn auest. ( R)
D Sia ra.ca llWlt: <C> "Be ..... ....._ Fflr (df'lml) '59-
Bri,ttte Blrdol Sttphtn Boyd.
....... .., (C) (JO)
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@ (l)MM~ (C)
fli)Wlalt'•...,
ll)&tr9Sellltr11
l:JO D DIC ..... .... (C) (60) fJ Tiit ...., .... (C) (30)
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tD Mdtale's NftJ (30)
U Ci) HlllltltJ......., ~ (C)
fZD s,tdr••: (C) ''The Ntw Pol· lutant" David Prowitt tlllls wltfl
•perts 1bout tht dln1er In the
rllln1 sound levels In our urt»1n
envfronrnent He explores current
rt111reh Into muttllna ind att1rtn1
noi• pollution. a Cl) cas &tltlfta ..... (C)
...... 34 (C)
7:tl • cas ~ ...,..: CC> (30) fitter C.-On.ite. err...., <30>
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9 (I) Cl11•1 a.:Cllll: (C) "Tht ~.~Story."
............... lul'um
''Pl1nnl111 for Ult Future." A film
lllusllltina how Ult OWMl'·mlftllW plans, dMlops 1nd l'llMt hta firm
tonrd tont-ran,. IOllt. fBCIJ....,•....,
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7-.2S (17) Cil ..... (C)
7:JO. tll (I) n. -... .. (C) (&Ofl~o *JtlM l'llMlblt It
prw time. Thll wlll llt 1 r1Ptlt
.,... lllrrilll RDbtft Conrad lftCI
Roa M1rtln.
8 T.-ua: (C) (60) "Trtlc to T•·
nw." Mlchlel Anllrt aUllb II CNlf
IMptdD( Rlait. who enlilb T1r-
11n's help to find Dr. KennJ (Book.
tr T. Brtdlhn), 1 Jufllft doctor
w1nted for murder. l1rzlft letdl
Riiis to the bllowd jun< doctof,
not rttlltln1 thll the lntpeetor and
his ICCOmpllca, Galna and Elion,
pl1n to .iu KtnnJ for personal
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B AMID BEAUTY LURKS
*UNDERSEA TERRO~I
pres. by Thrifty Drua.
THE DAILY ftlLOT, TV WUK. JULY 20, HM
11J ~ lfitain: n.. CU.a· fD IE ...,.._: "Thirteen Iii-(60) An exploration Aialrllt F1t.-The Frlendt." Off
of the rusons bthlnd Brttlin'a new Ult IOUttl of Franct. the empio,td
10Cl1I molution. c.pteln of 1 yacht steall 1 dil· e Mta -. Teeclt: A film focus-mond ind frames his best friend,
Inc on Howlrd Mltdlttl, profeaor wtlo h11 become l!MMd wtdl ttle
of urblnlsm It th& University of ownt(s dlu&flter .
Ptnnsy!V1nMI. Mltchtll, 1 Ntsro. II) .... NlcMt MllJ1a
t1ka his clmes to tM aMtto to lO:OO 11 U CJ)• """ __..,. CC>
ltudy. pn>blems thtrt. Al • city <ll>> ·'Wliirs H•PCltNna to Ain.f. pl1nn1nt tudltr he tmpl\ISlza , p I r.._. .. __ t"· "human renew1I" rather tt11n "bull-e.r •rt II. ......,,n ..._._n ta .. ,. wlttl ~Unf people lboUt tht prob. dozer rtnew1I. fems baettinr our country todly.
E 1tw11t1 Mlliclt II s..11 htM• ..._ (C) <60>
l.11D m Hutl CC> (30) D ~Cl) JMd, 1or tilt ......_ E Lt "'i..lda (C) ~) "Square Houtt.'' Judd at.
tacks the probation Nits In his .S..
1:30 II a Cl) ..., ~-= (C) ftnse of •n ex·convict ch1rpd wfftl {30) Rt11. Judton Trners (httty murder. Judd's client Is bymond
Bltf), on 1 tour of the M1rlne Cine, wtlo could not use 1 privltt
b11e with top officers, lams ttllt rth1bilit1tion center for ex·c:ons bt-
Gomer. one of the nlllrl 1t 1 cause of the rules on 1 peroltt
speel1I bmkfut, Is from his own conaortln1 with known criminals.
con1resslonal district ind Insists Robert Duval, Simon Oakland. Collln
thlt he eat with the 1roup and Wilcox ruest. (R)
dilCUIS home folks. (R) 8 Siad Altftt (60)
II~ (j) st11 TM: (C) (60) m J1ek l.lal• News (C) (60) ''Tilt Omq1 Glory." Captain Kirk II) Ludal Libre
1nd tome of his men are expoted to I deldly virus when tflty bolrd 10:30 fill l"""ltiea: "Harmonic Orfvt."
tht starship utter to investl11tt Opportunities for applyln1 this ntw
the •erious clrcumstJnces sur· hirh·ratlo power tr1n1mlssion In·
roundin1 the death of the Ship's novation will be di$c:uaed by tht
entire crew. (R) regional mana1er of the United D @ CJ) Man hi a s.Halt: (C) Show M1ehlnary Corporation. Dr. (~ "Air Th1t Glitter$." McGiii Richard Brenneman hosts.
probes the dluppeara!U of 1 vii-11:00 IJ Dtvn O'Clodl ~ (C) (30) 111t bQf after local citizens 1nd the Jeny Dunphy po:ice 1fw up their sea1rdl. McGiii 0 TIM 11111'...; News: (C) (30)
co ltc:ts 1 stiff fff, thtn earns from ~rge Skinner the ... lttty potlticlan wtMl hlrtd · him that tht boy has betn kid-II Ont Step ltyond (30)
MPtd lftd la In dln,.r. Michael D News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
Goodlifft autsta IS Mtchatl Homs-0 Mwit: ''Whlpd VictlerJ" (drl·
bJ. ma) '«-Lon McAllister. Jeanne e llerw .,.. (C) (90) Crain.
....... c.111 (C) (30) m I.ta Crane (C) (60)
fJD __.....: "A Conwrution m llhvie: (C) "Be DollJ Sheen"
Wftll Groucho M11X." Groudlo bib (musical) '45 -Betty Grable, John
lbout his private lift, his theltre PIYftl.
lift, Ind hla boo1'-"The Groucflo @ (f) 111en (C}
letters." (R) U (j) T1llil Dey 1161 (C)
• WI • ....._., Qt Cl)"""'"" 29
t:OOllQl(l)"F....., Nt1•t Mule: eF..aval de hlal11 Mula ... ~ ltet MH" (dr1lftl) '64-
Htnry Fonda, Qlff Aoberbon. Edie ll:JO B ~ "Dt T1IWd ..,.. (mp.
Adams. M1raaret lei&hton. Shelley ttry) 57-Jack H1wklns.
Berman, Ann Sot.hem, lee Tracy. D U (j) n. Tlfticllt Slltw (C)
Core Vld1l's drama about ttlt fllht II MeN: "INd ti Dtnvtr" (well·
between two successful men for • em) '5~.John Payne Mona Free· pmidtntl11 nomln1tlon ind the man ·
support ol the •·Pruidtnt. Who ~ ITI dltt of I httrt ·~ (A) D \UJ \JI.I..., ....., ... (C) m Meriel! CC) (30) ! ,<;IJ W. te • Sbr: "You for
8)D-hlet .
DMewlt: ~ ... 12-1111e t-.JOllU @ ~ fllunl: 12.•m• ,,_CC>
lelf" (ldvenhlrt) Sl Robert W11· (10) Ptttr Marshall hosts. (C) 11:30 0 Mewil: "Slleck" (mystery) '46
ntr, Teny Moort. Vl-t Prlc l B ' e Tiie -.... (30) -·-· •. ynn an. 1m~ .. -:.1:nd s.:. -=-=~; • ~Cl) n.. ... .. ...... ... , = .. ?-'f~;I~ .. w:: 6:
Story of the f'rllndltllp of I bOf and ..et (C) (30) 'The Wamors. WUI Doomtd '' "Fury o1 Achilles." and
1 mennald Kevin 8rodit Jerl.(JMe ..,. tD )all to letm from a cell· ..... • nd h .,_, Ml 1 .. F Med flofy Rldlei Arntt nd milt the hldln1 pl1ct of rifles tD -lll'On a t e ->nen rac ts. o.":f 0mpfdns m 'r. Tht ltDry of~ bt aold to Chief Rtd lt1f .. Army llt,~ Tlltatrt: "Ench1nted V1l-bo1 ind his mytMc fritM lftd die Clptlkl lodten hopes that Will can ley.
tfftcb of thlt h1tnebllfp on Illa team from jailed pnrunntr COch-1:00 B MM: "Wallbtw ,....,. (df'I· a•mt·Wlrden tettw, Ml ........ _, "" tM 1oc1t1on of a e1ehe af auns. ) .... ,.,__ L ... anMfethtr ... fMmld It saw Codlran, IWlrt af Wlll'I friendship m1 ~uthy imour, -rry
Sprinp In Aorlda. (R) with the Indian, Invites Wiii 1lon1 SulllVln. I.it..__ .. Jim l'\....L. ~ ! ................ ....... ... _ $ u-..a.... ...... u..-Oft I ,.. .,,..... u.TU, ...,,.,..,,.1 .. -• -CIMO, Dttwer Pyle "*" (R) (C ram•) '64-Ch1rtt1 Vinti, Bell• ... Dt.r' (dratn1) 59-Jlmes llt ...... : .. .,_. ,., ON lace" 01rvl.
C.rntJ, DDft M~ITIJ. DIM ~. ("'JStMY) ·~ry Grant. Prttcllla 8 C.••"' l•lltti• ._.
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lO:GOufE= ~ MoN: "T• .. Eads tf .. (drama) '48-Dick Powell,
~nt Haao. -~~,,...--~ .....
(western) '53 -Dalt Robtftloft,
Roty Calhoun.
7:20 8hit Us nil D.,/._ (C) CiM Maicw
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7:45 ~ Hean (f, urns t~ be announctd Oft!' .... m()) ea,tlill ... ,.,.. (C) the local stations. @S.,.&(~ !@(f)Tlleleatlll(C) : .. lntllfnatioul LMf' . A9ard ~; ''Tht 8adp of
(m,atery) '41-Balil Rathbont Ilona arshal Brennan.
u ' U:JOIU.Slpenu1/~-(C) ... assey, &.......a...a .A--....... f. fJ Didi Traer (C) --• -ID Sat.dar ni.atrt: "The Wild • : (C) .,.., tf t111 •
Oallobis" and "Stranp Illusion." pa" (spectacular) 62 -£.dmund
I la Estrella J u.... Purdom, Romna Podesta.
l:JO u S.,. ""*"' iC) Tiie faltaltlc Ftw (C) : ,..,....... 111 llldodllaa"
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(adventure) '61 -Jacques Harden, 12:00 II Mtwie: "'Dis W.UI Is Milt"
Alaln Saury. (drama) '41-frenchot Tone.
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t:t0 I ~F,...... 1r. <~ 12:so a oo-., ~ c~ Tiie Flln....._ (~ ~ (}) H•,.•1111 'II: (C) le·
fllldlr Mu (C) IDr Peter Lawford and IOftllbm
Adleft n..trt: "The Wyomina Merrilee Rush a" Paul Rwtrt aid
.'' "Eich Dawn I Die.'' and "The Marti Lindsay's pests. Miss Rusb
Verdict." sinas "Anrel of the Monillll" aid
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l'.JO I~ Tiie Ht~ (C) .nawtr questions from the studio s. ... 11M1 Wea (C) audience. Futured on film Is Sam·
-.., " tlll C.... my Davis Jr .• sten In excerpts from tlll Earlt (C) his new motion picture, "Salt MCI
II) &c.111 KMEX (C) Pepper," co-starrill1 Peter Lawford.
Investment In tt... pine ~cW, estate m.d lots ~ In Mt lw'1 prime (encl ~ ~
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