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Original Liberty Statue
SATURDAY, AUGUST. ·11, 1968
Found b_y ·Costa Mesan .,.
VOL. f l, MO, 1"-1 llCTIONS. 4 PAOIS
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NIXON_lll CRUSH OF H.l,JMANITY AT KNOTT'S BERRY FARM
GOP Candidate Became "H.onorary Sheriff" in Vi1it to Home County North Viet ·
Throngs Surround Nixon Losses High
In Orange County Visit In Attacks -By JACK BROBACK
01 TM D•llY 1"1111 5lllf
Ricll'ard M. N·il«ln returned to his
home county Friday as a tourist but
it would have been much easier if he
hadn't been the Republican candidate
for Presiden1 of the United States.
The GOP standaird bearer visited
all the tourist spots • Anaheim St~·
diu:m ("I ~aw it !or the firlll time.
Nixon Enlists
Reagan Aid
For Campaign
SAN DIEGO (APl -Richard M.
Nixon holds more Republican strat-
egy talks today bef~re ~tart~ng .a
three-day Mid\\•est S\\'tng lII his bid
for the presidency .
Ile blended politicking and sight-
seeing Friday night in a two-hour
visi t to orange County. But today
it was all politics again with a visit
from a group of mayors to disc~ss
city problems .and a .conference. Wl~h
Negro and "''h1te adviser! on Nuon s
"black capitali!lm" plan for reha-
bllitating city slums.
Ni.xon drove to ONtnge County Fri-
day after a session with ~fornia
Gi>V Ronald Reagan, a meeting that ,.e Reagan a st.arrlng . television ~e in the natiooal Republican cam-
paign. ed t k Nixon salt\ neaRan agre . o see,
l "lo the extent that hts Cal1-vo OS 'II ll r . comm it menl'i w1 a ow some orn1a . .. ti al campaigning. naRon ,,.,d his major role will eagan · 1· ttl . P"aranrrs on na 1ona c e· I~. l ~P appe al for 1..;0P vote!. v1s1on .. o •"1
wonderful") Knott's Berry Farm and
Ghost Town and Disneyland.
At Knoll's, the candidate arrived
about an hour later than his 6 o'clock
scheduled lime and was met by a
throng of several hundred w.ho had
wa.Ked patiently.
As he smilingly emerged from his
car the throng cheered and then be-
A"a n one of the most crushing entranc-
es to the Berry Farm 's Chicken Din-
ner Restaurant in history.
J.lundreds crowded into the narrow
passageway to the restaurant entran-
ce and it was a wonder there were not
injuries.
"I saw him," and "There he is,"
cried feminine voices as Nixon inched
his way toward the eating place.
Once in the Chicken Dinner Cafe.
the candidate shook hands all around
and stopped to talk with people at
their tables.
He dined with Mrs. Nixon. Uieir
daughters Julie and Tricia, .and David
Eisenhower, grandson of the aili ng
fo rmer president, and a f'e w other
friends at a table for 14.
Ever evident were the U.S. Secret
Service men. One reporter's wife.
carrying a small package. was ask-
ed, "Do you M.ve something there
for !\tr. Nixcn?''
"No, it's just some tacky glue ," she
explained as she s.l1owed it to t h e
Treasury Department man.
KnoU's authorities said everyone
who entered the Berry Farm Friday
carrying a package bad it ~ecked at
the request of. the Secret Serv:ice.
Dinner over, Nixon made a harried
trip thrOugti Gholt 'Town. Be'Sieged
everywhere by, throngs, he had little
cpportunity to see the sights.
Once ttie crufihing trip throue;h
Gbost Town was completed, police
sihut of! the crowds with a hJgh wlre
gate as Nixon and his party boerded
their busse1 -three of them.
And it was on lo Di.soeyland end
more cr™'dS with tittle opportunity
for ~ candidate to enjoy his day ts a
hometown tourist.
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SAIGON (UPI) -Allied IIoops
threw back a wave of nationwide at:.
tacks, killing 519 communists in batr
tli ng that carried to North Vietnam 's
border and ended a comparative lull
in fighting, military spokesmen 1aid
today.
The guerrillas launched at least
five major assaults against U.S. and
South Vietnamese troops Thursday
and Friday. All were thrown back.
The heaviest battling raged through-
out South Vietnam's northern fron·
tier where the Allies reported 378 com-
munist! killed in eight fights.
Ending speculation the communists
purposely were holding down the level
of fighting, the battles carried into
the Demilitarized Zone separating the
two Vletnams and to the North Vie!·
namese border at the Ben Hal River.
That drive alone, spearheaded by
U.S. Marine tanks, killed 215 North
Vietnamese soldiers who had been in-
filtrating through the buffer strip into
South Vietnam, U.S. spokesmen said.
Their orders, captured documenll
showed. were to attack Allied border
outposts Thursday night. Instead,
decimated by tanks and divebombers,
they fled back into the north. Four
government soldier6 were killed and
50 wounded in the all-day batUe.
The seven other battles throughout
Soll.th Vietnam 's northern tier cost
tbe communists 163 dead. Spokesmen
said 25 American1 died and 201 were
wounded.
In the c'oltJy comnwnl1t atll<k,
the guerrillas lobbed befweea U(). and
200. mortar rounds On.11 U.S. base
cxnp near Quiing Tr( city, SO.th
Vietnam.'• northu.nmosl provlnclal
capital, and followed with a heavy
ground a1sautt. ,
Spok:e.imen sakl the Americans kill·
ed. 17 of c.he atUl.ckers, includlnc three
who pen1tr.atod their ~efens.e1. But
(S<e AITACKS, P•C• %1
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Pri~eless ""Liberty"
Mesan Finds Original Sta.tue C~ting .
By PAMELA POWELL ·
Of tlltl Dt>llY ,16't Stiff
Sherlock Holmes and all the art con~
noilleuri m: the·world wouldn't have
knOwn where to find. the original
castiog of. ~e Statue of Liberty. AnQy
Lai:a\oth wouldn:!t have known either
-il h.e'd"been lboking.
·The amazing discovery (or the Costa
Me11a resident took one trip to hl1 attic
and one day of bard woct sanding the
thick gray coat of paint away from the
"old" statue that would "make a nice
lamp post oo the front lawn:"
The revelation came when Andy and
hls father noticed some faint printing
Oil th'. baH of \II' bronze woman. JI ·
r...S -Bartholdi, August 31, 1875.
Today, that statue rests In a pillow-
lilled wooden box in the vault of a
Bueoa Park bank. Art appraisers and
mw;eum officials have described it as
'1prlcele.11s" aod insurance ai:ent.s have
placed a !200,000 tag bo Us hea<I,
· ~tosh, 25, said t.he staute ha.,
been auth~tioated ias the original
""""'• castlng of the Statue of Libert1
-the one mJde by Bartholdi and ship. P.ed-lo the United States to receive a
patent from Washington, D.C. before
the real national monument was
rilade.
The second casting, made et a later
date, today is on display in the lobby
of ,the Chemical Bank and Trust Com·
pany in New York City.
The ,priceless retie was hidden away
in the Lallatosh atllc at 2803 Willow
Lane lin~• about 19f8, young Kakatosh
said. 'Before that it was "the property
of his mot.her'• godfather, the
Panamanian-Ambcwador to Havanna.
"It was cleared out or th c
(S<• STATUE , Pace %)
Smith Back, Faces Rap .
On Missing Laguna Cash
By THOMAS ·FORTUNE or Ille o.ll't ,llff Me'ft
.former Laguna Beach actor and
pla.yhouge fund-raiser Frazier Smitb,
suspected of cashing forged checks in
an amount almost equal to hJs $10,000
bail, is be!:!ad bars in Laguna today,
And it lo0t1 like the dlstlngltished
appearlo! former Laguna • Moulton
Playlloole hulldlog tun chalrm,an with
trim m,._ .llld iray bait won't
be mokinl ball '
He had ooty 1311 wllen mested by
New • Yol'.Jt Slele Poll<e.
Tb• "'""''"' lllg!Uve dluweared !Nnl Lafllll\O in JMKIOry about the
u.,,. '9,471 wu cli.t<overed mlllina
from the Players buildl!ll a-.it.
Sm.Ith w11 ~kine u • bartender
al Trapp Family Loi!i•. In Stowe, Vt.,
a >'fki relOCl, at thl! time of hil •rre1t,
IAg\Ula I>eltctl•e Sgt. Vic S.gan •id.
Sagan ucort«I. SmJtll by airplane
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Friday £rom New York to Orange
County Airport. From there ' he wa1
ta.ken by patrol car and booked Jo!O
I.Ag .... city jail.
"Wo'U probably run hJm before the
l"'!ie Mooday morning," Sgt. Sagan
sa1d.
Arralgoment will be on thr<t· couoll
of forgery,
Sapn ·said Smlttl spoke !xi liJm ""l'l' mailer ol factly during the fligliL "He .
acted Just ., U nothing hod bappe•·
ed." he aald. ·'"We talked about tPft"/· lhiDfl but thel (the cbarges,againlt
!Um). He didn 't want to talk aboul 11.''
Secan said SmJtll rode wllhollt hand•
cuir1, just like any Other p1111tnger,
u required on a cornmtrclal airllne.
The detective canled a gun under
his coat. .
"l·Ie waived. utradlt.ion and came
hick peacefull)I, ., sagan said, noting .
there were no tUtcbes ln U:l'e trip to
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'Allies
CM Bandit
ieaps. Desk,
Grabs Cash
A phantom man-from-Mars bandit
thought to be the same one who struck
in Santa Ana three month~ ago is
sought today after taking $10,000 dur·
ing a lunch hour rampage in a crowd-
ed Costa Mesa bank Friday. ·
The stocky, agile bandit showed no
weapon, but kicked an employe in the
stomach after vaulting the service
counter in ttie Bank of America
branch at 2701 Harbor Blvd., polict
s1ld.
"Get out of my way , gel Ont ol iny
way," the young robber. said a.s -he
shoved customers aside after entering
the east door oC °'e bank near HirbOr
Bolilevard E.nd Adams·. Avenue. '
Patrolman· John C. White said the
man - wearing a motortjtcle era.sh
helmet whose smoked.glass visor
obscured his tace -vaulted the
counter top and grabbed a cash box.
STUFFING BILLS
The time was 12 : 13 p.m.·, he said,
and teller Jessie P.'. Hamn picked up a
phone and called police, whJle the ban-
dit stul!ed wads o( bills· and checks in·
to a brown ptiper baa:.
"Help, I'm being robbed," W h It•
quoted the Hamil woman as 1aylng to
a' radio officer, who sent the
patrolman roaring off toward the
sirene while the r'obbery was still ln
pr~gress.
"Heavy traffic • • . " White said
glumly, explaliiiJlll that be was In!>'
J>!td by llOOl1 hour m«orlsll and 81' rived five minutes alW the robber
ltl'l:ln a wblte, IJ60 to '6.1 ~e Dart.
11\JllLED JN AIR
'olrker Wblt• was told the bandit
picked up a secood ceab box alter rln·
ing the lJr•I and hurled it lhrOUib the
air, scattering aghast customers n lL
smashed to the cement floor.
He had taken 15,401 from U.. first
bu and scooped up M,$30.13 l10lll the
Ooor alter the l eCOnd box broke OptD
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• DAll Y PllOT SIWl'day, August 17, 1968
,Racial
By. Uolted Preao Wenatlollal
Racial violence erupted in St. Pe.
tersburJ, Fla., and Clnclnnati, Ohio,
early today with shootings, lootings
and llrts. ·
1. ln St. PettrsbW'g, young Negroes.
apUling !tom a dance hall. smashed
wtndoWs. set fires end burglarized
atores. Police fired barrages of tear
fa• to restort on1tr. ~ • PaUo!m<l1 and lherlll't <19211tle•,~
, cmed with 11'bmochble IUJlJ and
bayonet.Upped lllolguns. sealed oil a
JO to 15 block area.ID the Negro ~It·
rict and began clearing the streets
of roving vandals. ·
Four hours ~(te.r the melee started
wilh rock throwing at a Uquor store
near the dance hall, Police Chief Har-
old C. Smith said "comparative calm
has been restored." ·
" At least 10 persoo.s were arrested
on cbarges.,of broaklbg and entering
HIS $200,UOO WOMAN -Andy Lakatosb of Costa Mesa "airs oul"
his bronze model of the Statue of Liberty made in 1875 by French
sculptor Bartholdi. Priceless statue is intact except for one of seven
rays of the diadem and the flame in the torch. Statue had been
sitting in his attic, value unknown, for almost 20 years.
· Bartholomae
: Attorney Sues
'For $287;500
1be attorney who represented Sara
Bartbolomae in a divorce action
agaio6t the late multi.millionaire Bal·
boa yaclltsman William A. Bartholo·
mae filed &uit in santa Ana SUperior
Court Friday for fees totaling $287,500.
Robert A. Neeb compke.ined breach·
es o{ oral and written agreements and
asked for reesooable value £or his
1ervicel.
Mn. Bartholomae wa& awarded a
14.25 • million divorce ietUement in
Februlry <( 1963.
Leu tbu • year later, Bartholo-
mae, then 70, was stabbed to death
in bis palatial Balboa home. His sis·
ter·ln·law, Miu Mlnola Gallardo, 32,
WM brought t. trtol on 1 manstaugl!t·
er charge and round inoo<:enl
Mrs. Bartholomae tias &ince mar·
ried and divorced Ernest Launder,
Montebello gear manuff.cturer.
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STATUE ...
\Vashlngton, D.C. Patent Office in
1922, when they got rid of all the old
patent models,'' Lakatosh sai d.
"Somehow my mother's godfather ac~
quired it and later gave a wtiole bunch
0£ items to us. We had no idea what it
was."
Lakatosh, who since his discovery
has become quite an authority on the
Statue of Llberty, is trying to find a
permanent home for the grand old
"'·oman -now minus one of the seven
rays of the diadem and the flan1e in
the torch.
The Smithsonian Institution is in·
terested in Jt Laktosh sajd, "but they
want it u a donation and I'm nol in
the tax bni<:ket to benefit from It.''
The Only solution would be to sell it
outrig!lt The price-'3!0,000. So far,
the-cabJfi splicer for Pacific Telephone
Company has contacted. museums all
over the country, Waltu Knott, the
5ears Roebuck FoundaUon, the Pacific
Telephone Company, and is jn the pro·
cess of writing to J . Paul Getty , sup-
posedly the richest man in the w6rld.
"Someone like that would benefit
from it,'' he said. "Besides, they
Would have It enshrined somewhere
with tb.eir namt: on it."
In rellnqulshlng this p r e c I o u s
woman Lakatosh. n a m ci s only one
stlpulaUon -that It remain in the
United St~tes. "After all," he aald,
that would be like •elllnf tho
American Flag to the Ru.sstans. '
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ATI'ACKS •••
18 Gls died and 56 others suffered
wounds.
Firing rockets and machinea:un1
from foxholes. North Vletname10
soldiers cut into a night or U.S. Ma·
rine heli copters trying to land . They
killed four M1rines and wounded 82
•outh of the DMZ.
To the south, Viet Cona ambushers spr ang on three Allied truck J.nd
tank convoys plyina: Ute central hlCh·
lands and a road north of Salgon. Beaten olr by helicopter gunships and
artillery, they Jost 141 men. U.S. head·
quarters said .
SOUth Vittlllmtse soldiers too~
h•avy loHOI -33 kUled and 20
wounded -In ona or tho traps 43
mUe1 northeut of S&11on befoA re·
lnforctment1 arrtwd. They Jattr
found 70 communist bodl11.
The other two ambushet erupted
near Plelku Jn the ctntr1l highlands.
Doth involved U.S. 1oldler1 who k1lltd
a total of 71 communlstl with only
two Americans wounded .
American Bil bombers !ollow<d up
the attecks with 10 raldl l"rlday and
today on tnvulon •Jl!llOlch•• to Saigon.
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Strike Flor.ida, Ohio
and looting, olDcen said. Smith said
he had no reports of injury or death.
Police Uid officer1 fired no shots.
AuthorlUes said, however, that ,&bots
were being fired In the district by
civilians.
Tear gas barrages· were flred by
poJ.4ce to d.l.Jperse .crowds tllat gather-
ed o~ 16tb and 22nd ttr~ets and patrol
oar• roamed the area.
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Seventh Attack
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patrol .CW WU fired 00 by & .&dper
early tQday d~lng a l1ldal dis<>rder
which broke out in the Avondale sec·
tion and then Spread to other Negro
neighborhoods.
A negro_ youth identified as Charles
Dunigan, 18, of Avondale, was shot
.and WOUlllled by pollce while a group ot Negroes stoned automobiles. He
was listed in critical oondition at Gen•
eral Hospital w.ltb a bullet wound of
Heart Seizure
Hits Ike Again
WASHINGTON (AP) -Fonner
President Dwight D. Eisenhower once
more lies g:Nvely W today, after l\lf.
fering his seven1!:1, and eossib1Y one
0£ his wol"Slt, heart ratteclra.
The £ive·star general was stricken at the Army's Walter Reed General
Hospital at 1:25 p.m. Friday .. just as
he had apparently been on the rood
to .recovery Crom his most recent pre·
vious cardrac assault Aug. 6.
'lbe new attack was the fourth in·
3'h months. And iit was the third in a
row to strike when the old w8J'rirlr and
elder statesman had appeared to be
on his w.ay to recovery from the pre·
vious one.
· NEAlljl!SCllARGE
Indeed, at the time of the two most
recent previoos attacks, Eisenhower
had been within about a week of diS·
dh.arge from the hospital to return
to his Gettysburg fann home.
An indication or Ule severity ol the
7th Heart Attack
Is 13th Major
Ailment for Ike
newest attack lay in the fact the Aimy
dootora voluntarily described it as
"another 'serious" one in their initial
report.
In ttie tvlier attacks suffered at
Waller Reed, the lnitiAl.rePorts said
only ttiat J.be 77-ye.ar-old general had
suffered "jnother" seizure without us.
ing such labels as "mejor" or "ser·
iowo." ·
DEFINE SEVERITY
It has ~ly been in answer to re·
parters' sµ.bmltted questions in these
previous attacks that the doctors
would fUrUier define the severity.
The formal medical bulletin said:
"Gen. E~nbower sustained aoottier
serious heart atta<:k at 1:25 p.m. today
Friday. Prior to this ettack the gen.
eral was £eeling well, wru; in excellent
E·Pirits .and had been progressing sat·
isfactorily. His condition at th.is re·
port is stable. The doctors interpret
this episode as seriQUs but have not
as yet appralSed its lull consequenc·
es."
VITAL SIGNS
The word "stable" means tbat Ei·
senhower'& &O<alled •lvttal signs" -
blood pressure, pulse and breathing
rate .. harve remained at satisfactory
levels for at least aome periQd after
the alt.tack.
Eisenhower already has more than
WASHINGTON .(UPI) _.. Here is a defied mortality statistics on heart
chronological list of formet preE.ident attacks.
Dwight D. Eisenhower's major ill· His seven11h and latest means that
nesses : he ha! now had. more than twice as
Sept. 24, 1955 -First heart attack. many .attacks u: the number .. Ulree -
Jlllle 9, ).956 -Ileitis a.ttack. that most often add up to certain and
Nov. 25, 1957-SU!!ered,mlld otroke swift dealll,
but re!umtd worl!: on a limited scale 1 ~
two dayo lat.~.. ·
Nov. 9, 1965 -sec.oo M...,ck. ~S'o· '-'e'll :.'1 "-s...a .p.J ..... Nov. 11, 1965 -Tlllrd heart 'affack U ' JJU '-'O rt;;«
while still in the hospital. but re· ~
-covered quickly. On p • T
May, 1966 -Hospitalized with os· flSOll effil
teoarthritis. i.
Dec. 13, 1966 -Underwent gall PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Morton
bladder aperatlon. . . Sobell, 51, c;onvicted as an atom spy
Oot. 18, 1967 -Hospitalized for with Ethel and Jullua Rose?berg, l?sl
urinary tract ailment. a Federal Court appeal Fn~~y which
Oct. 19, 1967 -Doctors diagnosed woul.d have·~made him eligible im·
enlarged prostate gland at benign m~tely £or parole Crom a 30-year
and noncancerous. pnson sentence. ' April 29, 1968 -Suffered fourth A three·jltdge panel in the Third
heart attack ·described as less serious Circuit U.Sf Court ot Appeals rt•
than three previous. jected a pl¥ that the two years So-
June 151 1968 -Suffered tilth hearl bell spent Ul prison before his trial
attack while still in hospital. and while the case ~·as being ap-
Au g. 6, 1968 -Sixth heart attack , pealed be counted toward the sen·
again while sUU in hospital . tence.
Aug. 16, 1968 -Seventh heart at-Sobell, who has been in the federal
taek, at Walter Reed Army Medical penitentiary at Lewisburg, Pa., r;ince
Center. November, 1952. contended that his
Kennedy is Mum
BOSTON (AP) -Sen. Edward M.
Ke.nnedy, D-Mass., flew home Friday
alter a wcation in Greece and smll·
ingly decllnlld any lnt.rvlewo at Lo·
gan lntermdionat Airport.
Alter clearing customs, Kennedy ,
encountering both newsmen and pbo·
tographers, was led out of a back
dool'. by airport officials. He left im·
mediately' for his home at Hyannis ·
port on cape Cod.
Kennedy had been yachting in the
Aeaean with Greek lblp owner Aristo ·
tie Onassis.
Constitutional rights were violated.
He said £ederal agenta coerced hlm
into slgnillij a waiver Of his rights
into signing a waiver of hls rlght to
credit for two years.
Sobell will be eligible for parole
in April. 1970.
New Heart, New Ruh
SAPPORO, Japan (UPJ) ";"" Nobuo
Mlyazakl, 18, Japan's first heart trans·
plant patient, today ate his biggest
meal since his operation nine days
ago -three slices or watermelon
and a canned peach. Then he told
a nurse, "Please rub my back." She
did.
Real Hard Pan
OW Miner Buried in Ghost Town
BALLARAT. c.111. (UPI) -"Jun
bury me wbtre the dlliln' in eaay, 11
Slim Ferge used to tell his £rlends.
Today they burled the old pros·
pector where tht ctiaain' wa1 hard-
in the aun-balted ghoat town of Bal ·
larat.
He had lived there for 55 year~
and ror the list 47, Slim had been
B•lluat's only re1ldent.
The 88-year-old miner, who died
la.st week ol cancer, wa1 one of the
Latt of th• "desert r•ta/' the lndt·
pendent prpJpeOtora who scoured the
parched mountains around Dtath
Volley In quest ol riches.
Hla nickname ot "Seldom Sten
Sllm" wes • trillllil to l>1o re<:luu
hlblll.
Ferae. who claimed he waa ra~ed
in an orphan1g1 In Illlnola, came here
in 1913 when Ballarat flowered ln the
inhoapCllblt Panamlnt Valley aftfr
a silver strike.
The Panamlnt ls a depresalon ln
tht 1outhtrn Sierra that parallel•
DtMlt Valley. lt'o Ju1t u daoiltt
ond almoct 11 hot. Mlntl'I uold to
<!all It "tbe aubm1:1c ol. hell.''
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The sUver vein ran out in 1917,
and by 1921 , everybody was cone but
Slim. He built an earth-walled cot ..
taae among th• crumbllnc adobe
buildings that once had housed Bal·
Jara-t'• Wells·Fareo ofilce, It.I jaU and
its seven aaloonit.
He eked out a living by trading
mining claims, digging a litUe gold
and silver, and occasionally colng
on relief.
In later years he developed an In·
du1try. Slim left 11111 botUes to ai:e
in the aun unt.ll they turned vivid
1hadt1 ol violet and ll'••n -then
sold them te tourl1ll driving up the
highway from Lo< Angele•. Buslne11
prosptred Md ho boug!lt 1 trailer
and a omall ctr.
A !ew friends assembled today 11
the Rev. Don Sweet or Cumberland
Presbyterian Church In nearby Trona
read the graveside 1trvlce.
Then Slim "IS laid to rtlt in the
mlner1' ctmetery, the flrtt per10n
to be burled thort In llall 1 century.
Hlo wo.1 the l8lll grave -and p.,..
haps the 1ut.
the abdomen.
Police said the youth asStlulted an
officer with a bottle.
'Illie violence erupted in Avondale
Fi-tday night when Negroes went on
a rock and bottle -throwing spree aft-
er• N..,., WlllMll war alleaedly llhol
and lcilled by o "1111t man In a tavero.
Tbe gangs omatbed store wlbdows and
did oome looting lollowinf tho lihoot· l!IC <( Mrs. Wll11e Rol>ertl. '
Two 1uspect.s ,..., 11Te1ted lhortJy
alter the lhootlng.
The trouble spt:t'Jd to the west end,
where the snj,pjng occurred am.ld mna
window S1;'11'ashlnJJ .and to tbe Millvale
area, where police were pelted with
J'Oi:ks and bottles " tlley Investigated •lht--l Pollce saalld oa •·If.block .....
ol Roadinf Rood, Ibo -thQroulh· we through Awndale, alter irou6Ie
brolle out there.
LAGUNA PLAYERS' FRAZIER SMITH IN LATEST 'ROLE'
RHdy to Ride In Pollca Car from Airport to Jill
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F 3 Y Laguna polite \eomed Of sm;oi·, or ears arrest Tuesday. Hewes stopped for a
. f,, ~ traffic violation and held when a rec-
. .,. ord check showed an outstandmg Fed·
PHILADELPHIA · (uPJl -The al· eral Bureau of Investigation warrant
most mummified body of an elderly £or flight to avoid prosect1Uon.
man, dead for between three and four The former fund chairman was held
years, wu discovered Friday nl~t in Clinton County Jail in Plattsburgh,
1n the second floor bedroom of a home N.Y., until Sagan arrived.
in which his 78-year-old wile &till lived. Asked if any of the $9,475 missing Police went to tbe home after they from were contacted by the Veteran's Ad· the Players building fund was
m:inistrati.on who discovered they had recovered, Sagan &aid:
been sending ben.at check& t. Harry "Are you kidding? He had about '30 on him. '!bat's all." Schwarts allhoug'h he had been tar·
ried on their records as a terminal The genteel New Englander came
cance r patient f1Jr the past £our·years. to Laguna two years ago claiming to
Schwartz, 80, a Navy veteran, lived have been a newsman with the Wall
wit•h his wife Marie, 78. on a quiet. Street Journal and a fonner delegate
treelined street. Some $7,000 in V1\ to the United Nations.
C·hecks 'vas found in her possessio n Jle was hired to raise' funds for the
when police discovered the body. new playhouse on a ~mmission basis.
The woman was taken to Philadel· J1e also became inwlved in the
phja General Hospital for observation. Players family as an actor and b.ad
Police satd neighbor s, who did not the lead in the play, "You Can't Take
see the man for "about three years" It \Vith You."
complained to ttie Board ol Health
and Veterans Admlnistretion officials
two years ago.
"Apparently nobody ever came
around to do anything about it end
police were never notified," a poUce
spokes:n·an said.
The VA asked poliice Friday night
to check SclJ..wartz' whereabouts. The
woman woul'tl not allow them to en·
trr the house. \Vhen they retl!rned
wiU! a search and seizure warrant,
she permitted them to enter after an
officer beg.an cutting a screen door.
The man apparently died in the
winter, police sald, and his body was
semi·mummilifd:, He weighed about
35 pounda.
"All that was left was skeleton with
tight skin pulled over it," pollce said.
"AU !he kept doing wa1 calling for
the admiNtl. l guess 1het wu her
ruck.name for him," police &aid.
No charaes were brought against
the woman. ''Maybe she didn·t have tile money
to bury him or the heart to," ~e po·
lice spokesman added.
Palo Alton Wins
505 Yacht Race
SANTA CRUZ (UPI) -Art Lewis
of P1lo Alto plloted his craft to vic-
tory Friday in the second day ot the
International 50& Yacht Race . A·
scheduled aeeond tace was postponed
because o{ hla:h wlnds and rough aeas.
Lewis hold1 the overall lead in the
flvt event race with nine polnt1 after
three races. Chuck Angle, Concord,
Mass .. ta 11<<>00 wlth 13 points: Bob
Slmpkins, Santa Cru1, third, 22:Y.
polnll; and lint day loedor Dr. 0.n·
nl1 SWUes, Loo Alt.a, fourth with 2911 polnlo.
SUrttta, who took a fir~t and ltC·
ond in Thur1day'1 compeUUon, Called
to nntsh Friday's race because of a
broken halyard.
Twenty-1even 1tarted Friday'1 com·
petition but only seven finished 11
wlndl reached 21 knob with 1u1b up
to 35 knoU tnd •ea1 ran from lO to 12 feet. ...
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MARS BANDIT
jn-a shower of greenbacks and silver,
according to ,a liank. audit.
The bandit1 whose description fits
that of a man who robbed a bank in
P"nshlon Square, Santa Ana, on Jlllle
19 , then fled out the east door to the
getaway car, police sald.
He apparently roared down adjacent
Mesa Verde Drive East which dumps
traffic onto heavily-travelled Adams
Avenue, according to investigators
Bank supervisory employe Bill
Price was kicked ·in the stomach as
the intruder cbilrged over the counter
to grab the haul. He was not seriously
injured.
M-any of the estimated 50 c::ustomera
and employes in the bank were stun·
ned by the daring, weaponless holdup
but business quickly returned t~
normal as Costa. Mesa pollce and the
FBI compiled !acts about the 10<ond
bank job Jn city history.
Descriptions varied drastically. but
most consistent porl(ait of the robber
had him dressed in 1 white motorcyclt
helmet, mulU-colored jocket, llihl
green pants, tan gloves and tan boot&.
He was alternately described at
calm and slmmeringly aggressive.
"I could sec sandy red hair under
hls helmet," one employe aaid, "I
tried to take a good . close look a& him,
but he seemed so violent, very violent,"
Witnesses aald he wu about flvt
feet seven inches tall, we111Un& up to
185 pounds -but almost athleU"c, with
no lat -addlna that ht vaulted the
counter with ease.
Teletypes describlnc tha b
getaway car and bla method of o
tion were broadcast throughout
Southland In the hope of 1etUn1 1 lt
on tht swpeet.
Police briofly detalnld 1 molorlll
ltunUngton Beach about a hall
after the robbery btcautt he and
car briefly matcbed tllt
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NIXON IN CRUSH OF HUMANITY AT KNOTT'S BERRY FARM
GOP cend id•t• Became "Honorary, Sht riff'' in Visit to Home County
Nixon Gets Big Greeting
In Orange County Visit
By JAC K BROBACK
Of lt11 D•UY Pllll Stiff
Richard M. Niicon returned to his
home county Friday as a tourist but
it would have been much easier if he
hadn't been the Re publican candidate
for Presick!:nt of the United States.
'I'he GOP standard bearer visited
all the tourist spots · Anaheim Sta-
dimn ("J saw It for the first time,
wonderful") Knott 's Berry Farm and
Ghost Town and Disneyland.
At Knott's, the candidate arrived
about an hour later than his 6 o'clock
scheduled time and was met by a
throng of several hundred v.·ho had
waited patiently.
As he !miiingly emerged from his
car the throng cheered and Ulen be-
gan one of the most crushing entranc-
es to t<he Berry Farm's <::hicken Din-
ner Restaurant in history,
Hundreds crowded inlo the narrow
passageway to the restaurant·entran-
ce and it was a wonder there were not
4ijuries.
•11 saw him," and "There he is ,"
cr.ied feminine voices a& Nixon inched
his way· toward the eating place. ·
Once in the Chicken Dinner Cafe .
the candidate shook bands all around
and stopped to talk with people at
their tables.
He dined with Mrs. Nixon, their
daughters Julie and Tricia, and David
Eisenhower, grandson of the ailing
former president, and a f e w other
friends at a table for 14.
Ever evident were the U.S. Secret
Service men. One reporter's wile,
carrying a small package, was ask-
.e<I. ··no you have something there
for Mr. Nixon?"
"No, it's just some tacky glue," she
explained as she showed it to t h e
Treasury Department man.
Smith Back, Faces Rap
On Missing Laguna Casli
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of 1M DllllY 1'011 Sl1ff
Former Laguna Beach actor and
playhouse fund-raiser Frazier Smith,
suspected of cashing forged checks in
an amount almost equal to bis $10,000
bail, is behind bars in Laguna today.
And it looks like the distinguished
appearing former Laguna • Moulton
Playhouse building fun chalrman witb.
Demo crats Dump
Hoopla on Floor
CHICAGO (AP) -The Democrats
have had it with that o(d convention
standby, the planned floor demon-
stration.
No more, .at least not in . 1968, the
blaring bends and marchmg dele·
ales after the nomination of each ~andidate -unless some delegations
rem\. announcing the demonstraUon
ban FriJay. party chairman John "I.
Bailey said a McCarthy representa·
. told him the MJnnesota senator
uve urred. Humphrey and McGov· ~~~c earl\~r li ad asked that the dcm·
onstraUons be dropped.
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trim mustache and gray hair won't
be making bail.
He had only $30 wflen arrested by
New York State Police.
The accused fugitive disappeared
from Laguna in January about the
time $9,475 was discovered missing
from the Players building account.
Smith was worklllg as a bartender
at Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, Vt.,
a ski resort, at the time of his arrest,
Laguna Detective Sgt, Vic Sagan said.
Sagan escorted Smith by airplane
Friday from New York to Orange
County Airport. FTOm Ulere he w.aa
taken by patrol car and booked into
Laguna city jail.
"We'll probably run him before the
judge Monday morning," Sgt. Sagan
said.
Arraignment will be on tbree counts
of forgery.
Sagan said Smith spoke to him very
matter of f;actly during the flight "He
acted just as if nothing had happen-
ed." he aaid. "We talked about every·
thing but that (the charges against
him). He didn 't want to talk about It."
Sagan said Smith rode without band~
cuffs, just like .any at.Mr passenger,
a.s required on a commercial .alrUne.
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SATURDAY,_~UGUST ·17, '1968 TEN CENTS
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Reds Open Big Offensive
Allies Beat Back Multiple Attacks; Losses Heavy
SAI\)ON (UPI) -Allied troops
threw back a wave of nationwide at-
tacks, killing 519 comD\unists in bat-
tJing that carried to North Vietnam's
border and ended a comparative lull
in fighting , military qx>kesmen said
today.
The guerrillas launched at least
five major assaults against U.S. and
Sou~ Vietnamese troops Thursday
and Friday. All were thrown back.
Seventh Attack
The heaviest battling raged through-
out South Vietnam's northern fron-
tier where the Allies reported 378 com-
munists k.llled in eight lights.
Ending speculation the communists
purposely were holding down the level
of fighting, tihe battles carried into
the Demilitarized Zone separating the
two Vletnams a nd to the North Viet·
namese border at the Ben Hai River.
That drive alone, spearheaded by
Heart Seizure
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Hits Ike Again
WASHINGTON (AP) -Former
President Dwight D, Eisenhower once
more lies gravely ill today, after suf·
fering his seventh, and possibly one
of his vrorst, heart attacks.
The five-star geneNI was stricken
at tne Army's Walter Reed General
Hospital at 1:25 p.m. Friday · just as
he had apparently been on the road
to recovery from bis most r~nt pre-
vious cardrac assault Au&. 6.
The new attack was the fourth in
3'fz months. And it was the third in a
raw to strike when.the old warrior and
elder statesman had appeared to be
C>n his way· to recovery fiom the pre·
vious one. .
Indeed, at the time of ttie· two most
recent previous ~ttacks, E!sephower
had been within 8boUt ~ week ol dis·
'dloirti"•lto!D tlie'')bopltaI to 'return
Mia Far.row -_
Sheds Sinatra
HOU. YWOOD (AP} -Actress Mia
Farrow, Frank Sinatra's young bride,
says her two-year marriage was un·
bearable. Wittlout an annowicement,
she obtained a quickie Mexican di·
vorce Friday in Juarez.
"She's really not going to bare her
soul" about the reasons fur the break-
up, a spokesman for the 23-year·old
actress said, "but st:Je said if anybody
asks, ttiere's certainly no third party
involved.''
H·aggard looking, the former star
of televisioo's "Peyton Pl.ace" flew
home to Hollywood after the 30-minute
divorce proceeding. She went into se·
clusion at her $300,~el Air home.
Sinatra, 52, flew eas Thursday after
taping a television in Hollywood
and wra.s unavailable fo comment.
to his Geft!•sburg farm liome.
An ir,.:!ication of the severity or the·
new:!st attack Jay in the fact the Army
"doctors ·voluntarily described it as
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7th Heart Attack
Is 13th Major
Ailment for Ike
w ~GTON (UP.I)' -Here. b a
cbr0Do1oglcal ·list of !orlnt.r president .
D)l'lgblfD-li:~OWel''I -maJor1lt·
11esse1:
Sepl %4, 1951 -First heart attack.
J une 9, 19Ge -Ileitis .attack.
Nov. 25, 1967 -Suffered mild stroke
but resurn~ work on a limited scale
two days Jater.
Nov. 9, 1965 -Second heart attaclo.
Nov. 11. 1965 -Third heart attack
while still in the hospital, but re·
covered quickly.
May, 1966 -Hospitalized with os·
teoarthritls.
. Dec. 13, 1966 , -Underwent gall
bladder operation.·
Oot. 18, 1967. -Hospitalized for
urinarY tract ailment.
Oct. 19, 1967 -Doctors diagnosed
enlarKai prostate gland as benign
and noncancerous.
April 29, 1968 -Suffered fo':1"th
heart attack described as less serious
than three previous.
June 15, 1968 -Suffered fifth heart
attack while still in hospital.
Aug. 6, 1968 -Sixth heart attack,
again while still in hospital.
Aug. 16, 1968 -Seventh heart at-
tack, at Walter Reed Army Medical
Center.
LAGUNA PLAYERS' FRAZIER SMITH IN LATEST 'ROLE'
Re•dy to Ride In Police Car from Airport to J ail
U.S. Marine tanks, killed 215 North
Vietnamese soldiers who had been in-
filtrating through the buffer strip into
South Vietnam, U.S. spokesmen said.
Tlieir orders, captured documents
showed, were to attack Allied border
outposts Thursday night. Instead,
deelmated by tanks and divebombers,
they fled back into the north. Four
government soldiers were killed and
50 wounded in the all-day battle.
The seven other baWes throughout
South Vietnam's northern tier con
the communisU 163 dead. Spokesmen
said 25 Americans died and 201 were
wounded.
To the south, Viet Cong ambushers
sprang on three Allied truck and
tank convoys plying the central high•
lands and a road north of Saigon.
Beaten off by helicopter gunships and
artillery, lhey lost 141 men.
HIS $200,UOO WOMAN -Andy 'Lakatosh of Costa Mesa 11airs out"
his bronze model of the Statue of Liberty made in 1875 by French
sculptor Bartholdi. Priceless statue is intact except for one of $even
rays of the diadem and the flame in the torch; Statue had been
sitting in his attic," value unknown, for almost 20 years.
Pri~eless •Liberty':
Mesan Finds Original Statue Casting,
By PAMELA POWELL
Of lllt O•llY l'llol Ii.ff
Sherlock llolmes a nd all the art con·
noisseurs in the world wouldn't have
known where to find the original
casting of the Statue or Liberty. Andy
Lakatosh wouldn't have known eithe'r
-il he'd been looking.
The amazing discovery ror the Costa
Mesa resident took one trip to his attic
and one day of hard work sanding the
thick gray coat of paint away from the
"old" statue th.at would "make a nice
lamp post on the front lawn."
The revelation came when Andy and
his father noticed some faint printing
oo the base of tlle bronze woman. It
read -Bartholdi, August 31, 1875.
Today, that statue rests in a piUow:
lined wooden box in the vault of a
Buena Park bank. Art appraisers and
museum officials have described it as
"price.less" and insurance agents have
placed a $2.00,000 tag on its head.,
Lakatosh, 25, said the staute t:Jas
been authenticated .as the original
bronze casting of the Statue of Liberty
-the one made by Bartholdi and ship·
Kenn edy is Mum
BOSTON (AP) -Sen. Edward M.
Kemledy, D·Mass., flew home Friday
alter a vacation In Greece and smil·
ingly declined any Interviews at Lo·
gan International Airport.
After clearing customs, Kennedy,
encountering both new1men and pha-
tographer1, was led out of a back
door by airport officials. He left lm·
mediately for his home at Hyannis·
port 00 Cape Cod.
Kennedy had ·bee.n yachting in the
Aegean with Greek ship owner Aristo·
tie OnassJs.
pcd to the United States t.o receive a
patent from Washington, D.C. before
the real national monument was
made.
The second casting, made at a later
date, today is oo display in the lobby
of. the.Chemical Bank and Trust Com·
pany in New ·York City.
The priceless relic was hidden away
in the Lakatosh attic at 2603 Willow
Lap.e sinc,e about l~, yo~g· Kakatosh
said. Before that . it was. the property
or his mother's godfather I the
Panamanian Ambassador to Havanna.
"It was . cleared out of t be
Washington, D.C. Patent Office in
1922, when they got rid of all the old
paten't models ," Lak8tosh s aid.
"Somehow my mother's godfather ac-
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BIG Tl BACK
FROM WAR DUTY
SAN DIEGO (AP) The attack car·
rier Ticonderoga returns to San Diego
toda.y with the longest combat record
oi any naval vessel operating in wa·
ters oU Vletnam.
The 24·year-old vetem.n has com-
piled many records, the latest being
a fourth cruise tn the Lighting zone.
Her absence from home port was a
little less than elgfl.t mooths.
The TicOnde.roga has·3.~ men, with
80 war planes. She Is the oldest SOip
of tier class in the Sevenlh Fleet
A gala welcome wa1 in itofe for the
crew, with PBtlonal aod ttate aod )o..
oat dignitaries u well as members oC
their families perUcipating,
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Racial
ll7 lllllled Prell --lladal 'flol-~at. ho tenbCIJ'a, 1'11., llld , Ohlo,
early todoy wltb ~ l.ool1DCI
.aod 11r ...
In St. Petenburg, younf Nogroc•,
1pilllng from a di.nee hal , smashed
win-•, Rt lire• and burglarhed
stores. Police fired barrages of tear au to reator• order.
Patrolmen and shtrllf's deputies,
armed with aia.nachine 1WJ1 1114
CM Bandit
Leaps Desk,
Grabs Cash
A phantom man-from-Man bandit
thought to be the same one who struck
in Santa Ana three vioatbs ago Ls
•ought today alter taking 110,000 dur·
ing a lunch bour rampage in a crowd·
ed Costa Mesa bank Friday.
The stocky, agile band.Jt showed no
weapon, but kicked an employe in the
stomach after vaulUng the service
counter tn the Bank of America
branch at 2701 Harbor Bmt~ police
said.
"Get out of my way, get out of my
way," the young robber said 11 he
ahoved custom.era aside after entering
the eut door of the bank near Hllbor
Boulevard md Adams Avenue.
Patrolman Jobn C. White aaid tho
man' -_ wearing a motorcycle crash
helmet whoere-· 1moked-1lass visor
obscured his race -vaulted the
counter top Mld grabbed a ca.lb bo.1.
STUFFING BILLS
'lbe time wu 12:13 p.m., 'lie 1aid,
and teller Jessie P . Hamil picked up a
phone and called police, while the ban·
dit stuffed wads al bills and checks in·
to a brown paper bag.
"Help, I'm being robbed," W h I t e
quoted the Hamil woman as saying to
a radio officer, who sent the
patrolman roaring off toward the
scene while tti.e robbery was sUll in
progress. "Heavy tralllc , • ," White said
glumly, oxpl&lnil>g that be wu trap-
ped by noon hour motorisll and ar·
rived five minutes after the robber
fled Ill a white, 1960 to '61 Dodge Dart.
HllRLED IN AIB
Offlcor White WU told tho bandit
picked up a second ce•h bo.1. after rifi·
lni the first &od burled It through the
air, 1eatterin& alhaat customers " it
1muhed to the cement lloor.
He hid taken t$14-0l from the 'fir1t
box and ocooped up 14,!S0.13 from the
floor after the 1ecood box broke open
in a 1bower of greenbacks and silver,
accordlna to a bank audit.
'lb& bandit, whose description fits
that of a men who robbed a bank in
F•hlan Square, Santa Ana, on June
19, then fled out the east door to the
aet.away Cit t police Said,
He 1pp1nnUy roared down adjacent
Me1a Verde Drive East, which dumps
traffic oato heavily·travelled Adami
Avenue, accordlng to invesUgators
Bank aupervlsory employe Bill
Price wa1 kicked in the stomach as
the intruder chr.rged over the counter
to grab the haul. He was not seriously
injured.
Many of the e!Umated SO cUJtomers
and employes in the bank were 1tun4
ned by the daring, weaponless holdup,
but business quickly returned to
normal as Costa Mesa police and the
FBI compiled facts abOut the 1econd
bank job in city history.
Descriptions varied drastically, but
most (On.Sistent portrait of the robber
had him drested. ln a white motorcycle
helmet, mu~-colored jacket. light
green pants, tan gloves and tan boots.
He wu alternately described .as
calm and shnmeri.llgly agares1ive.
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Faur houri after the mel11 1tuttd
with rock throwing at a lliuor store
near the dance hall. Police hle f Jlar-
old C. Smith !l"aid ''comparative calm
bas been restored."
At least 10 i:sonll were arrested
on charges of e.akina and enterlo&
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ALL IN -Tbre .. year old Ray
Yacko just couldn't wait for
Richard NI x on to show at
Knott'• Berry Farm Friday
night. Ray rested on Dad,
Nicholas.
Woman Hid
Hubby's Body
For 3 Years
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Tho •I·
most mummified body of an elderly
man, dead for between three and four
years, was di.seovered Friday ni&tit
in the second Ooor bedroom of a home
in wtllch his 78-year~ld wife· still lived.
Police went to ttie borne after they
were coo.tacted by the Veteran'• Ad-
ministration who discovered they bid
been sending benefit ctleck1 to Harry
S:chwartz althougt he had been car-
ried on their records a1 a termlrull
cancer patient for the pa..t four years.
Schwartz, 80, a Navy veteran, llved
with his wife Marie, 78, on a qu!et,
treelined street. Some '7,000 in VA
checks was found in her possession
when police dlSC<lvered the body,
The woman was taken to Phlladel0
phla General Hospital for observation.
P9lice said neighbors, who did not
see the mBtl far "about three year1"
complained to the Boord of Health
and Veteran! Administration oUlcials
two years a_go.
"Apparently nobody ever came
around to do anytti tng about it and
police were never notified ," a police
spokesman said.
The VA asked Police Friday night
to check Schwartz' whereabouts. The
woman would not allow them to en-
ter the house. \Vhen they returned
with a searc h and seizure warrant,
she permitted them to enter after an
officer began cutting a screen door.
The man apparenUy died in the
winter, police said. and his body was
semi·mummifled. lie weighed about
35 pounds.
''All that was left was skeleton with
tight skin pulled over It," police said .
"All she kept doing was calling for
the admiral. I guess that was her
nickname for hlm," police said.
No charges v.-ue brought against
the woman.
-Strike
and -.. olllcer& 1&14. Smllll l&ld
he W no ,.poru ol llo)Uf)' or dtath.
PolJco llld oWctn ONO no tboU.
Autl>orttlea Ilk!. ......_, tllot i111ota
...... bilal flrld • 1111 dlltrlot .,,.
,cMUans.
Tear &3$ barrages were fired by
police lo disperse crow&! that gather·
cd op 16\ll "'>d 220.~ stro•t. and patrol
cars roamed tb6 area.
Meanwhile in CincJnnati, a police
Nixon Enlists
Reagan Aid
For Campaign
SAN DIEGO (AP} -Richard M.
Nixon 'Jlolda more Republic.an strat·
egy talkJ today before rtartlng a
three·day Midwest swing in his bid
for the presidtncy ..
He blended politicking and slgbt·
seeing Friday night in a two-hour
visit to Orange C-Ounty. But today
it was all poliUcs again Witti. a visit
from a gro1.1p of maym to dJscus1
city problems and a conference with
Negro and white adviser1 on Nixon's
"black capitalism" plan for reha·
bllitating city slums.
Nixon drove to Orange C-Ounty Fri0
day after a session with California
Gov. Ronald Reagan, a meeting that
gave Reagan a starring television
role in the national Republican cam-
paign.
Nixon said Reagan atreed to seek
votes "to the extent that his Cali·
fornia commitments will allow rome
national campaigning.''
Reagan said his major role will
be in appearances on national tele·
,·ision to appeal for GOP votes.
MADDOX JOINS
DEMO CHA.SE
ATLANTA (UPI} -Gov. Les ler
Maddox, clalming to have pledges
from "several hundred delegates" to
the Democratic National Ccnvention,
sc heduled a news conference today
to announce his candidacy for the
presidency. ' · ·
The conference. edually was anti-
climactic. Maddo:r's intentions were
well known. w· a form Jetter to
Georgia delegate1 to the Chicago con-
vention, he said that "after much
soul 1earching . . . the conclusion
has been reacbed that the Democrat-
ic Party must be offered a co-nserv~ ~tlVe caodidate."
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From Page l
EISENHOWER
"another serious" one Jn their Initial
report.
In the earlier attacks suffered at
Walter Reed, the initial report! sAid
only that the 77-year-old general had
suffered ''another" seizure without us-
ing such labels as "major'' or "ser·
ious."
lt has only been in anawer to re·
porters' submitted quest.icn1 Jn these
previous attacks that the doctors
would further define the &everity .
The formal medical bulleUn said:
"Gen. Eisenhower sustained anotiher
serious heart attack at 1:25 p.m. today
Friday. Prior to this attack the gen,
eral was feeling well, wat in excellent
spirits and had been progressing sat-
isfactorily. His condition at tha re-
port is stable. The doctors interpret
this episode as serious but have not
as yet appraised Its full consequenc·
es ."
The \\.'Ord "stable" means thoat Ei·
senhower's so-called "vital signs" •
blood preSflure, pulse a·nd breathing
rate • have remained at s·at.i!factory
levels for at least some perlqd arter
the attack .
Eisenbsw~ already has more than
delled mortalliy statistics on hearl
attacks.
Real Hard Pan
Old Miner Buried in Ghost Town
BALLARAT. C.111. (UPI} -"Just
bury me where the dlggin' in easy."
Slim Ferge used to tell his [t'lends .
Today they buried the old pros-
pector where the diggin' was hard-
in the sun-baked ghost town of Bal·
laN.t.
He had Uved there for 55 years
and for the last •7, sum had been
Ballarat's only resident.
The 86-year~ld mlner, who died
last week of cancer, Y .. as one ot the
last or the "desert rata," the lnde·
pendent prGSpeolors who scoured the
parched mountains around Death
Valley in quest of riches.
JU. n.lckname of "Se ld om Seen
Slim" was a tribute to tlis recluse
bablll.
Fergt'. ~·ho claimed he v.-as raised
ln an orphanage in nunols, came bf.re
1n 1913 when Ballarat Oowered 1n the
inhospitable Panamlnt Valley after a. sllver strike.
The P.enam.lnt la: a depression Jn
the southern Sierra ttt.t parallels
Death Valley. lt'1 ju1t u desol•te
and almost a1 hot. Mlnert taed to
call It "the su burbs of hell.''
The silver veln ran out Jn 1917,
and by 1921, everybody wa1 gone but
sum. He built an earth-walled cot·
tege among the crumbling adobe
buildings that once had housed Bal-
larat'1 Well1·Far10 office, ill jail and
1ts st1vt1n saloont.
He eked out a livins by tradlna:
mining cl•lln•, dining a little gold
and silver, and occasionally aolnc
on r1Uer.
Jn later yeara he developed an In·
cl!iab'y. Slim !alt glau bottleo to •I•
Jn the 1un until they turned \'fvld
1hade1 ol vtolet and green -then
rok! them to tourists drlvinS: up the
hlehway from Lot An&ele1. Bu1ln111
pro1pored ud be bouiJbt a trailer
and a small car.
A few friend• assembled today u
tlle Rev. Don Swett ol CUmborland
PreobJUrion Olurcb In neorby 'l'r<>oa
read the pavt1lde 1ervt.c:e.
Then sum Wit lald to rtlt In th•
min1r1' cemetery, the fir1t per1on
to be burled !hue Ill ball a century.
Ills wa1 the 28tb gNL\'t -and per•
haps the laat.
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Florida, Ohio Cities
patrol <*' WU fired :l's. a sdpu the abdomen. Two ampecta were aJTested lhortly
early ...,_, 41111111& a -. Police Uld llo l"'U1il .,ll'lilod .. -1llo -u.,.
-broke out Ill Ole Avondole ae<· o111;;:;111 • bolllo. Tiie t.oabla llflOOd to Iha ... 11 IJ>d ,
Uoa. ADd dlen Jpread to other Netro The olem:e erupted in A vondlJe Where !he= oe<uned amid some window 5 g, and to the Millvale
••llhborbooda. 1''r1day night when Negroes went on area, wbert ptiU<:e wtre pelted with
A ne:\ youth 1denU!1ed as Ch.arles a rock and botue • throwing spree aft· rock.s and botUes as they inve1Ugated
Dunigan, 18, of Avondale, was shot · er a Negro woman was allegedly shot a three-car accklent.
and wounded by police while a group and killed by a white man In a tavern. Pollee •ealed off a 16-block area
of Negroes 1toned automobiles. Ile The gangs smashed store windowi. and o{ Repdina: Jload, ~e ~~ tborou~h-W-315 llsied Lo critical cooditkln at Gen-did some lootln~ following the shoot. fare through AYOndaie, after trou le era! Hospitial with a bullet wound of in1 Of Mrs. WU e Roberto. broke out there.
·nenver Now Crystal City?)
Hippies Say It's Now Drug Capit.al of the West
DENVER (UPI) -, In the. op.inion
ol a growtn& nu.r:nber ot tbe nation's
hippies, Denver ls moving into its
own as an illicit drug center.
And the traffic in illegal drugs has
seemed to grow here in direct. proper·
Uon to tibe la,ws being passed again.st
their use.
Federal and state laws in Colorado
today atrictly prohibit the sale, use
and possession of marijuana, hallucin,
a.tory drugs and amphetamines.
A few months ago the laws were not
so strict and lots ol trhe hippies then
were, as they say, "up tight about
getting busted."
But trungs have changed.
"We used to buy anything we could
get tben," a Denver hippie said. "It's
cti!!erent t.oday, We can afford to be
more .selective. Denver is wide open
for drugs. I'd say it's .second only to
San Fraridsco and Berkeley .11
Hippit11 and college students aren't
the only one1 here who have 1een drug
tralflc multiply.
Denver District Attornt1y James D.
"Mike" McKevltt, in Sin Francisco
for e meeting ol the National Diatrict
Attorneys Association, HY•:
"At present there are more than
1,000 full-blown speed and ampheta-
mine users ill the Bay Area. We see
a similar sltuaUon developing in Den-
ver."
When McKevitt was in Chicago last
week, to lecture at Northwestern Un·
iveraity's law ~hool, be learned to
his chagrin tbat h!wlea in the Windy
City had dubbed Denver the "Crystal
City."
Member.._ of the Qi,ioago narcotics
squad told him Denver got the name
because tflere Is more crystial {amphe-
tamme crystals) in Denver than in
most other large cttiea:.
Funeral Likely Tuesday
For Copter Crash Pilot
Funeral services for the pilot of
the Los Angeles Airways helicopter
wh.lch crashed Wednei;day, killing 21
persons, are tentatively scheduled
for Tuesday.
Oapt. Kenneth W. Wag·g<>ner, who
would have been :U today, wW be
eulogized In a 1 p.m. service at Pa-
cific View Mortuary Chapel wi th in,
terment to follow in P,acinc View
Memorial Park, in the hills above
Corona del Mar.
Dr. Raymond I. Brahams, of St.
Andrews Presbyterian Church, New·
port Bee.eh, wilt officiate, with mill·
tary hono'rs at the grave8lde after-
ward.
Capt. Waggoner, of 3131 Pierce
Ave., Costa Me.ta. 1eavea his wife
Penny, daugbh!?;;i De lna1 1•\ Debra,
5, and Donna, 3 nwnth'f, 'and a IOn
\Villiam, 2, as well as his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Waggonw, of
Oklahoma.
Other survivors are his brothers,
William C. Waggoner, Los Angeles,
and Frederick and David Waggoner,
also of Oklahoma.
Capt. Waggoner wea a veteran of
eight years In the U.S. Marine Corps
and had six y.ear1 aervice wlth the
Loa Angelt1s Airways commuter hell4
copter line when killed.
InvesUgators are 1Ull probing cause or the tragic crash -cbllllngly simi·
lar to the worst commercial helicop-
ter era.sh in history -but tile agency
involved raised one possible cause
Friday.
The National Transportation Safety
Board ~said in Washington that metal
fatigue may have caused one of five
big rotor blades to break in fUght,
sending the chopper into a hopeless,
whirling plunge earthward.
Another LAA craft lost a tail rotor
and shook itself to death in mid-air
on May 22, cra.,,hing in a cattleyard
in Paramount, 2',2 miles from Wed -
nesday's disaster, on the same Dis·
neyland run.
That crash wu the worst in U.S.
commercial helicopter history, kill·
ing 23 persons, two more then Wed·
nesday's accident in a Compton play·
ground.
•instant Pleasure'
Visionary Sees Computerized Fun
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI} -A vls-
lonary author said Friday inhabitants
o( the 21.st Century will earn between
$50,000 and $200.000 a year and tote
"Instant pleasure" boxes.
Herman Kehn, director of a "think
tank" called the Hudson Institute,
outlined his views of the future be·
fore the Commonwealth Club.
Wdthtn tile next 80 years . Krahn pre·
dlct.ed nearly everyooe will be able
to afford a vacation on the moon in a
computer ·dominated society abound-
ing Jn lt1lsure Ume. He sadd persons
will carry "pleuure c<1nsoles'' and
have their beads wired.
By pressing a button on Utt cotl$()1e,
Kahn, who ia 4&, nearly bald and
weighs 280 pounds, satd Individuals
would receive in1bant pleasure waves
through the broln.
French H -bomb
BUist Readied
PAPEETE, Tahiti (UPI) -Arrival
of top French civilian and military
nuclear expert! Friday indicated
France wt1uld probably detonate her
t.lrst hydrogen bomb Tuesday or Wed-
nesdly.
French Atomic Alfairt Minister
Robert Galley arrived in TaihtU early
Friday aceompanled by three nuclear
expert.I. 1bey vta:1ted. French atomic
laboratories al'ld t.htn took a bellcop..
ter tour. In tile evening, the group
enjoyed cocktail• with war vett1rans.
Detooauoa hod been npectod Satur·
day but Fr..,ch olllclW apparonUy
postponed the event for a few days
beclUH ol. unllvorabl1 winds.
GoUay'• par\!' ..,, ochedulod to ny
out ol Tahiti Satur<lly to an unu·
DOWICld deitina1JOD, prol>obly to In·
opect teat alte1. Offlciala &aid lllay
-1d return Saturday tvtlllng &od , ..
mall! In Tolltti unW Tuetd&y moroillg
when 1 Myttere 20 o( the French Air
Fo.ce It ldleduled to 11)' them to
tett rites.
Kahn said mank.lnd's two most
startling achievement& thus far have
been the development of egriculture
in the Middle East 10,000 yean ago
and the Indwitrlal Revolution of tt!.e
19th Century.
The third m06t iJilportmlt event in
man 's history, he pred.Jctl, will be
the computer • domlne.lN, super·per ..
missive world of the 21st Century.
''Sy ttbe Yeer 2000, we will have
computers which will gtve the· same
t:alk a s I am giving you today -to a
group of at.her computers," he said.
"My guess is that computers will
transcend men -in poetry, ethics,
taste, anything we think of as human.
"l!'s a depressing thougtit."
Kahn is author of "On Thermonu-
clear \Va.r" and "Thinking About the
UnOlinkable ."
Fro111 Page l
SMITH ...
The detective carried a gun under
his coat.
"He waived extr1ditlon and came
back peacefully,'' Saran 1&1d1 noting
there were rw hitches In tht1 trip to
pick up Smlttl, "just a lot of. .airline
miles ."
Lal\lfla poUce Jeerned of Smllh's
arrest Tuesday. He was 1topped for a
traffic violation and held when a rtC·
ord cbeck showed an ()Utltanding Fed·
eral Bureau of lnveaUgaUon warrant
for fiJgbt to avoid proset'UUon.
The former fund chalnn&n waa held
In Clinton County Jail Ill Platt.burgh,
N.Y .. unt11 Saelln arrived.
Asked ir uy of lh e 18,475 miHlng
Crom the Players building fUnd was
r!COvt.red, Slpn &aid :
"Are you k1dd1n1? He had about t30
oo him. 'Ibet'1 all."
The aentetl New Englander came
to LafUIMl two year1 ago claJm ln1 to
ha"\•e been a neW1m.1n with the Wall
Street Journal and • ~u dele1ete
to the Uzdted NaUon1.
He wu hired to ralse fund& for the
new playhOU&e on a commlstion basis.
Chl.Olgo bl.pptes add ttW Denver's
amphetamine1 are tbe be1t ID the DI.·
Uoo.
John Healy, bead of the Denver field
olll<e ol the Fede<at Bureou ol Nor· cotlca and Danguouc Drup, 1ays
that arrests for viol.aUon ol. eootrol
drugs laws are up more tban ten-fold
in tlhe Denver area.
Wben a Deover landlord found one
of his rented houses lnheblted and the
lawn in neglect in JWle, he asked po.
lice to investigate. 'Ibey did and found
a clandestine labonat«y wttb drug·
making equipment valued at more
than '25.000.
Denver police 1aid the equipment
-CUltom·m*<fO, '!'bey added file Gp•
eraUon wu well floanced and 11.ld
evidence indlcQted tbe Denver lab brad
been making drugs fOf' •le in IA!
Angeles, New York, San Francieco
aod Loodon.
Two M issi'les
Boost U.S.
Atom Musc'le
CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) ~
Two highly destructfva multJple-war·
head missiles designed to penetrate
deep Into enemy defenses entered tile
U.S. nuclear arsenal Friday with
spectacular back-to-back launchfn1s.
Tbe missiles -the Navy11 Posei·
doo, capable of carrying 10 worlleads
that can be sprayed on preselectad
targets hundreds of mile! apart, and
the Air Force's Minuteman 3 -were
labeled completely 1uccesdul in
maiden test flight.I from the space
complex at Cape Kennedy.
When they become operational, the
missiles will replace the Polaris and
Minuteman l and 2 as the backbone
of America's retallatcry force. Both
ere expected to be placed on apera-
tional status in about two years.
Details of the test flights were not
disclosed. OUicial spokcmnen for the
space agency and the two services
announced ooly that the Minuteman
suCTessfully traveled its pLanned
5,000-mile journey ito a splashdown
near Asce nsion laland and the Posei-
don came down at • predetermined
point I,000 miles at sea.
Bartholomae
Attorney Sues
For $2 87,500
The attorney who represented Sara
Bartllolomae in a divorce act.ion
ag.a.irlst the late mu1timilllonaire Bal-
boa yachtsman William A. Bartholo-
mae filed suit in Santa Ana Superior
Court Friday for. foes totaling $287,500.
Robert A. Neeb complained breacb-
es ot oral and written agreements end
asked for · reasooable value foe his
services.
Mr:i:. Bart.h<llomae was awarded a
S4.25 • million diwrte aettlemer( in
February <i 1963.
Less than a year later, Bartholo·
mae, then 70, was stabbed to death
in his palatial Balboa borne. His sis-
ter·in·i,-w. Miss Mioola Gall.ardo, 3'l,
was brought to trial on a manalaugbt·
er charge end found hmocent.
Mrs. Bartholomae has since mar.
tied and divorced Ernest Launder,
Montebello gear mariuCacturer.
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STATUE ...
quired It and later gave a whole bunch
of items to us. We had no idea what it was."
Lakatosh, who since his d,iscovery
hal; become quite an authority on the
Statue or Uberty, is trying to llDd a
permanent home for the grand old
'l':oman -now miaus one of the seven.
rays or the diadem and the name in. the torch.
The Smithsonian tnsUtution Is In·
teresced in it Laktosh said "but they
want it ai a donation and' I'm not in
the tax bracket to benefit !rom It." T~e only solution would be to 1ell It
outright. Tht price-*200.000. So far,
the cable spUccr for Pacific Telephone
Company has contacted rmiseWN all
over the country, \Valler Knott, the Sear~ Roebuck FoundntJon the PacWc:
Telephone C~mpany, and~ in the pro-
ces1 of writing lo J. P•ul Getty. ru.p-~~edly tht' richest man In the world.
Someone like that would benellt
from it." hc said. "Bealdes, they
would have lt eashrlned someWbere
\vith their name 00 it."
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IN TODArS NEWS
(C-Jll9( llr t11t D&llJ l'tl" lt1trl
Dr. A. B. Sweet of Kalamazoo,
Mich., finally found out what hap-
pened to his letter with a $7.40 pre--
mium oheck to the Veterans Ad-
ministration Insurance Depart-
ment which be mailed \8 years
ago. Dr. Sweet, a World \Var II
Navy veteran, is located in the
Peck Building. William Fox was
mailing a letter this week when
out popped a frayed envelope
from the chute that had been
stuck since it was mailed by Dr.
Sweet in 1950. •
Actress · Lana Wood,· younger sister
of actress Natalie Wood, peers for-
lornl~ through the wire cage at the
Los Angeles pound. Two or three
times eaclt month she visits the Ani·
maL Shelter in the San Fernando
Valle., where she springs a puppy or
two, or a itray kitten •.. sometimes
ntore • • , then goes about finding
homes for them. "l take alt I can on
their last day of availability," she
says. If not claimed or purchased af·
ter seven days, the animals are doom·
ed to medical experimentation or the
gas chamber.
• Nine-year-<Jld Kevin Boehme.
of Taylorville, Ill, won the pie
eating contest at the Illinois State
Fair by eating his cherry pie fast-
er than any other contestant. He
said ·afterward that he doesn't like
cherry pie. "I really wanted apple
pie," he said. • A La Jolla womail, Mary F19a n,
died last week at the age of 105.
She moved to California by cover-
ed wagon in 1893, because a Ne-
braska physician gave her six
months to live. That was 74 years
ago. • Bill Sawtell, 59, o! Weymouth,
England, put hot compresses on
his hip to nurse a lump. When the
swelling subsided his hip revealed
a .303-caliber bullet. The bullet
had taken 24 years to travel from
his shoulder, where he was hit
during a 1944 London air raid.
• S;ilurday, August 17, 1%8 DAILY PILOT :J
W e·stern Catalina Rugged • in Beauty·
AT HOWLAND'S LANDI.NG -Yacht racing
union cruise fleet beds down at Howland's Land-
ing, Los Angeles Yacht
home away from borne.
Club's Catalina Island
FAMOUS ROCK -Eagle Rock is familiar land mark to sailors around west end of Catalina Island.
ScenerY, Comeensates
For Absence of Coves
• •
Ecliior's Nole: Thb fs the third fn
a suits of articles taking 1'eadera on
a leUureltt cruise aU the WOJI around
Sarito Catollna Island.
B'1 ALMON lOCKA BEV
Dlllfof I'll• ... Kiii R•ltw
The lack ol coves on the weather
side of Catalina is amply compensated
for· by the wealth of rugged scenic
beauty -particularly as one c:ruises
toward the west end from Cat HaTbor.
The Jong, lanky lagoon that forms
Cat Harbor across from the Isthmus is
the only major all-weather shelter Oil
the seaward side of the Island.
The island's rugged beauty if best
typified by Ribbon Rock, about three
miles southeastward from the west
end. It shows as a dark, vertical rock
Wail With gigantic Tibbons of quartz
veining whlch is visible for miles.
There is sufficient depth close in·
shore for dropping a hook for an af·
ternoon of fi shing, but if the westerly
whistles up it ls no place to stay.
Another place or scenic beauty is
Eagle Rock, a few hundred feet
offshore .near the wegt end . The area
between the rock and the shore is
often a depository for heavy kelp beds
and passage should not be ettempted
except on a clear day when the con-
dition of kelp is plainly visible. Eagle
Rock's beauty is best appreciated
from a distance as a closer view
shows that its snowy top is the n!Sult
of centuries of bird droppings.
The west end has a Oa!hing white
light that is a signal to mariners to
keep well clear. A series of rocks and
reefs extend out a couple of hundred
feet. Part of the rocks Ire submerged
but are recogizable by white shoal
water. Others may be completely sub-
merged at hig1l tide.
The channel or leeward side of
Catalilla is generously sprinkled with
attractive coves, some or which ·are
protected by high blulls and points
from the normal westerly winds.
Some are designated only a:s fair
weather anchorages -others offer
good protection from the weather ph11
well maintained moorings which are
installed by the Catalina Camp and
Cove Agency, the organi2a'tion that ad·
minlstors the island regulations for
the Wrigley estate. It has jurisdiction
over all Of the island except. the cit'y or
Avialon.
Most of the larger protected coves
are leased by major yacht clubs which
pay the Catalina: Camp and Cove
-' '
Agency aMual fees for. the mafni.
tenance or the moor1ng1. T h •
shoreaide facilities -if any -art
maintained by the v a r t o u 1
leaseholders.
A chart of U.e Island' prepared by
I>oug Bombard of the Catalina Camp
and Cove Agency (see Daily Pilot,
Aug, 3, 1968), shows some two dozen
coves between the west end and the
City of Avalon.
As mentioned previously, boater•
vsiting the island are welcome to drop
a hook or pick up a mooring et these
coves, .but are not allowed to go ashore
without the ·required landing permit.
First Ill the small coves east of the
west end )s Parson's La~ng, noted
for its good beach used for camping by
outboarders -with the necessary lan-
ding permit -and for temporary
anchoring by larger boats. There are
two moorings imtalled at Parson's.
Continuing southeasterly from
Parson's one will pass Arrow Point -
recognizable by what it's name Jm.
plies -whlch serves as a protection
for the next Cove , Emerald Bay,
Emerald is a favorite spot for an ·
choring by members of the Corsair
Yacht Club whiOh leases moorings on
.a non-exclusive basis.
Howland's Landing. adjaceflt to
Emerald, is the shoreside home of the
Datalina Island Boys Club, but the
beautiful curving cove is taken up by
moorings under lease to the Los
Angeles Yacht Club. The area is
particularly suitable for water·skJiog,
anorkeling ~ SCUM diving. When
weather conditions are just right one
can see to the bottom of• the cove's 20-
foot depth.
Moorings at these leased areas may
be picked up by the occasional boat
visitor, but must be vacated im·
mediately if the . lessee arrive11. All
such moorings have the name or the
lessee1s boat clearly printed on them.
Continuing south~asterly toward the
Isthmus and Little Gelber ~d Big
Geiger coves. Little Geiger is a fair
weather anchorage wlith the · shore
area leased to the Offshore Crui!ing
Club. There is only one mooring in·
stall~d~ Big Geiger ~s. a similar area
with the shore facilities leased to the
Blue Water Cruising Club. There are
no moorings installed. here.
Next, we vllU tb.e more popular and
populakd cove. such as Cberry,
Fourth of July and the 11tbmu1 -or
Two Harbors -as It ls sometimes
Im own.
Post Off ice .Puts S,queeze
On Breast Building Deal
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -An
Oakland firm whlch manufactures a
breast-expanding device says the U. S.
Post Office is putting an unwarranted
squeeze on its b11Siness.
The M<lrk Eden Breast Expander
firm complained in a federal court suit
Monday that the Post Office ordered it
to return $860,000 to fts female
customers despite the fact none of the
women had complained about the pro-
duct.
Eden attorney Nathan Gray said the
firm had sold more than 450,CXX> of its:
clam-shell shaped breast improving
devices since 1964. Gray said the
firm's customers had nothing but
praise for the device.
Hair Today ••• More Tomorrow
By TOM GORMAN ~
Of 1tM Deltr l'llol Slllf
"\Vithin 10 years, men's hair will be
JS long as Prin<:e Valiant's."
The speaker was a barber not a hip-
pie.
Jack Jacklich of "Jack's of Laguna"
explained "Men are finally beginning
to realize that they have hair on their
heads."
He described the most popular cut
for each age group -long.
The youngsters, he said, are re-
questing the "John John" cut, which
gives a full look with bangs.
The beach set is asking for a cut
which allows them to comb their hair
with their hands when they emerge
from the water.
The older men also are after the lull
look he said. Besides longer hair, they
·are growing longer sideburns and
moustacties.
"The guys want to go out on Satur-
day night If they have a conservative
job, they can't swing. So they buy a
mOU5t.ache, and change from a Dr.
Jeckyl to a Mc. Hyde."
Men are a1so more conscious about
their hair style matching their
wardrobe. It could be a catastrophe
going to a party in a Nehru jacket and
a crew cut.
Which brings up this point : crew
cuts .are out. At least in Jacklich's
shop.
To take care ol their hair, men are
using hair spray& and setting lotions.
"Heavy oils and greases are out," said
Jacklicb.
With a new look in hair styles comes
a new loot in barber shops. Jacklich's
ahop features a putUng green, a coffee
bar and a courtesy shoe shiner.
BARBERS MIKE MOORE (LEFT), RUDY CAMPOS JOIN 'NEW LOOK' MOVEMENT
Cu1tomer1 Geol'll• Wolfe (left), Tom Londolf Ploy It Streight, -ever
stretch it as long as they can get
away with it."
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JACK JACKLICH SHAPES A 'JOHN JOHN'
Th1t'1 Cut Darrell Johnson Prtfer1
At Wally's Bru1>er Shop three
barbers generally agreed with Jack on
longer, more full hhlr. Rudy Campos
co mmented that high school students
come in for a Ught trim 1'so they
won't get kicked out of school. They
One hl!>Pi• "got 'away with ll" too
long. He came into the shop asking for
a haircuL WaDy Stark took one look at
him and told him to leave. "It was too
dirty to cut," star ksaid ... It was dirty,
fllthy, unsanitary. It's against the law
to work on somebody t h a t ' s
unsanitary. We have some kids with
Jong hair, but it's okay as long as il's
clean and decent. When lt'1 long, stt-
ln~v and cruddy, I'llj,llOl going to do it.,,
Besides loo(, stringy hair, there'•
another problem perplexing Start.
There's 11<1When! to park. "Ninety per.
cent of our busineS1 is local. In smn•
mer, locals stay away becauae thet.
can't fincl 1 plaet to park... 1 ;
Maybe that's why l""Pl• hav. a ltn·
dancy to let thoit bailt ll"OW. I I
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Pulpit and
'.'T be ·F l r 1 i \Ja lted
)tetbocllll <J11111ch, 420 W,
19th St., Cotta Mesa, will
conduct duplicate worahlp
g,ervices Sunday at 9:30 and
11 a.m. with the Rev. J&ftles
C, Ledg""'ood pre1chln1
the &e:rmon, "Laborers For
U1e Lord."
A supervi1ed nursery £nd
church 5C~001 for all ages
are held at. both aervlce1.
Youth fellowthlp meeting•
belln at 6:30 p:m,
P11tor D<>ua1as E. Bray
will be contmuJn1 hi• 1erl111
of me1aqre1 m the book of
RomlJlil Sunday at the
We1tmblater B re & h re n
Clturcb, 14e14 M•tnolla Ave .
services 1tart at 8:30 and
11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
"Juua 11 Lord" is the
1mnon topic tor the Rev.
Jan Worner Sw\day a t
Lallleru Cbarth ol tbe
f(atter, 2900 Pacl!lc View
Drtv., Corona del Mar.
ni. adult Inquiry clau
wiU resume tt1 meeU.n11 on
the &eeond Sunday I n
Septomber.
''Bodies on' Jee -\Vhat
• Sa11h the Scriptures?" will
be the topic of di1cus1ion
Sund9y at 111• 11 a.m.
aenlce at the Finl B1pU1t
Cburcb, 301 Magnolia Ave ..
Costa Mesa. Dr. P. G.
NeumaM wlU be the
speaker.
Guest speaker at the -7
p.m. wv!ce will · be David
K. Str aub, a f ut ure
missioOerY tO Scot fan d .
There he will c o ndu c t
children'• classe1 a~ d
dlatribute goopel llf«llure
In Gla1gow. ·
"Jeremiah." U\lrd in a
series of Bible biogr,phie1 ,
Js the theme of th• Rev.
Stanley P. Allen'• 1mnon
which will be delivered at
the 11 a.m. won.t»o ~e
SUnday ot the Foantalll
'
Pew Talk About _:.God'
Valley Pfeabyte.rlaa Cburdl ,
~ 1'a1bert Ave.
A nur1eey school ii pro·
vlded for 111 lnfanto llld pre.
school childre n. S u nd a '1
school is held at 8:4& 1.m.
and the eve.nine feUowlhJp
hour at 7:30 p.m.
Teach.€r Says Word Ruined for Young
Dr. PhiUp C. MUJTay,
mi nister of Co mm aa I ty
Cburcb, Coacrecauoaal, will
return to lhe pulpit thll Sun·
BY LOlll.S CASIELS cnu -quite ree1ptiv1 to
l,lliUT•o ..... lltTMMATMNU.\. tht Jdta tbtrt ii • hJlbtr
Colllp £:ellto a r 1 roelity lllln lh• phyilcal =:':. 1 ao1:-'to "ii,~ world percalved by 1h1
Id• 1b. ltnlll. w• • .a.. 1'When you talk about They art increa11n1Iy con· m 1 d l t a t I o n or con·
cerned with tptrltual valuea. templ&Uon, Uit cla1troom
day alter a two-week vaca· i:...-
tioo. H11 Hrmon topic wU1 SUNDAY SPIAKIR
THEY ACKNOWLEDGE com11 lllve, 111e 11udont1
tho n11d !Or -• kind cl U1t.n to every word , , ,
111111> -in tho ""'' cl 1 -1tudlnl1 know very wall
blllel .. yM!n net IUIClp-whit )'CU 11'1 talldnC llboul be "Youth, God and the
People."
Services and c h u r c h
1chool are at 10 a.m. The
church la located It 611
lteliotrope Ave .. Corona del
Mor.
The Rev. George W. Cole,
as1oclate director of urban
and 1pedallud m1n.J1trle1
for lhe Synod cl Southern
Cal!lomia, will preoch 11111
Sunday at the Pr11b1t1rlu
C b u r c b of the CoveUDt,
2860 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. H1s 11mion Mole wlll
be "All Thin&• NeW:,r·
\Vorship_ and c h u r ch
1<:hool wU1 be at 9:30 a.m.
"NOW 11 the Time to
Work'' wUl be the theme of
the 1ermon by the Rev.
(See PULPIT, Pace I)
Thi Rav. Paul lniton Jr,
·Talk Slated
By Bruton
Ublo to prool -to aJva melllinl to llfo.
They liaVt I Itron& 1t11le
of ''wonde r ment and
myatery" and are t<r to
learn more~bOut meditation
and contenf'platJ.on .
But they are apt. to tune
yo u rlgbt out ll you start
The Rev. Paul Bruton Jr. ta!kinl about God.
wUI be lho auut apeaker a~ 1llE8E OBSERVATIONS
thl Glad Tidlnl• A111mbly abool the mlnd·1tt o I
or Cod Church : !!th a.d today's )'CllllC lntoUectuato
Monrovi., Newport Blach, come from Dr. Michail
Swmy,at7p.m. Novak , 1 C1tho l !c
The Rev. Bruton 11 pr11l· philo1opher who teacbt• at
dent of the Sou t he r n Stanford llzltverclty. They
Cal i fornia Chri s t are recorded ln the Center
Ambauadors, which 11 the M1gazlne, published by the
youth organizaUon of U1c Center !or the Study ol
A11emblle1 of God . Democratic Jn1tlt.uUon1 at
P11tor Thoma• Benvenuti Santa Barbara.
will preach .t the 10:50 a.m. Novik _azp bla lludenta
service • -elptcl.ally tbe•brlahttr
11BVT THE word 1G.od'
hu boon ru1ntd !or them by
the way pollt1cian1 hav1 UI•
ed it, and by the way 1ome
churchmen uae it. It'1 like
the word 'love .' So you have
to go ll'<>Und by Indirection
when Yo!Ue talkina about
God."
NovU rarely encounter•
lhe fllor<>u• matertlllam wlikh caaMd .. llrlllr
1eaerlllon of c o 111 c •
·-to look -1t Ill talk ol oplrltual Vl!UOI
and to place the!r faith· in
aclence for bettenne11t of
the human condlUon.
"Today's ttudenu. 1 e e
throuKi' the 'myth ol lh•
uaeful i n contemporary
1clalce , , , Ibey rejact the
p e r v .. ive uW1tarlan11m
w!>lcb would mike even
bumaa petlOllJ r11>lact1ble, Above all, Novik n yr,
llU tooll 111 1 1)'11om, today'• thou&l>!1Ul ~ent Ir aak1n1: 41Wbo am I? What "INCREASINGLY t h • do I db to becomet" He ls
qulltlon1 111, b r I a h t • • t koenll' aware of "llClnl a atudentl are rai1ina are ereat many altm11t1ve1 arid
qut1Uon1 about v a l u • a , poutbtlltle1" and 11 at once
They are, properly 1p11k· exhllll'atod and frlllltmted 1n41, lhao!Olical quelltona, by Ute power to make
and they &'e the main in· cholcea which wtll h&vo
tert1ll ot many, many peo-lifelon1 con1equence1.
ple." Jn arrlvina at a "it.and·
llllla!ou1 labels do not point" -or 1111111 -trCm
much interest t h L m , which to conAder tbete
however. choice•. he will not be in·
"nley !•I it is more im· !luenced by arry relicioa's
portant to do the thing than fiat assertion of its own to 11y what you are dolnJ;!. superiority or by ippeal1 to
Student• know th at each any "authorUy" which he
man hM h1I standpoint, th't hu not yet accepted as
ht h11 h1I own set o! mythi valid.
or beHolt, and Utat by HE WILL BE 1ttractld to
ohoollnl them be delin., hl1 ··~ _,, ""' , 11..i u.1 _ ot at least "''· I puuvlvyO)' 0?4.~ _.rtu+-OU •~•• ~ faith <dy If ht llDOI lj>at It
11andpolnl. de als bonesUy wl1b tile
"STUDENTS are quite reallUe1 o! life, .sod helps wllllna Ix> We thl1 for him to wideni.nd hlm1tll
!lfanted, lhat every mon.~and-_otl!_•r;..;peop:....;:.l_e. __ _
doe1 make a liort of 'faith 1',----------~ comm it m ent.'11 They
realize that the reUgl oua
1kepUc, no Jelis tM.n the
devout CbrlltJ.an, ba1 "all
kinda of bllie!5" which ht
<1Mot prove by appeal to
ICJence or history.
SHARP
If you'ro e 1herp tterl1r, u10
tho OAILY 'ILOrs felfl•U•
Ol1t1e·A·Ll110 cl1111flo4 etl1 lit·
11rtl1y1, Mele• e !.1+ttr tl1el , , ,
wh1ff11r yo11'r1 !.wyl11t or 1011111•
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FAIRVIEW IAl'TIST CHURCH
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SlllldaY School 9:.e 1.m. Morning Wonblp 11 :00 1.m,
.;B1ptlll Trllnlnl Union 6 p.m. Evenllla 1ervtce 7 p.m,
· Wedlll•dl1 Bible Sflldy le Prayer .... ,. ... ,, 7:00 p.m,
; FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
I' 6IO HAMILTON, COITA NUA
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IN IOITON, MASIACHUlml
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617 Wost H•-'""-C........ 646-1112 ..-iitt IM111-llO 011¥9
Rabbi lornard $, Honig I' L1gun1 B11eh-flr1t Church
Frliloy Ev.11!119 s • ..,1c-1:1s p.r11. I 611 Hltli"'" 1111 •••••• 11 1 ss. t 1JO, 11.
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2212 S. I . PA.USA.DU ID.
SANTA ANA Hll&HTS '
SUNDAY ICMOO\. .................................... t 1• A.M.
MHNIMO WO•IMlf' , ....... , ............ , ... ., ... , ••• 11 A.M.
l!Y•NIMO WOlllJll~ ............. ,..,,. ................. , 11'.M.
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Newport B1acl>-Plrst Church
130) Vlo LWe 1111. t 111, 111 U, till, 11 .
·-11111 '""' -JJl I "' Ude
All are cordially.Invited to 11tend tho church aervtc11
and enjoy the privileges of the Readln& Rooma
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
WelcomH You.
Newport Harbor
Luther1n Church
Lutharen Church
of the Master
ST, JAMES, 12ot "" LWe, " ...... -~ 2501 CUU Or. LI 8-4293 ....,. leMcet -7110, t100, 11 :00 i) 2900 Pic!!lc View Dr.
CORONA DEL MAR ,......, 10;10 -"""'"" 1:00 ,... ,.. ................. s., ,..,
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Phone: 675-0210 '""" ...... , ...... '14s.1•141 •·111• 1:45 A.M.-fer11lty w .• .i.1, w ... 11i. 11n1et .... 11, .. 1•1•
ST. MICHAEL l ALL ANGILS Nur1111 care avallablo ''" A.M.-s.,;,, Chmi
PacWc View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar at an services s,h,,I Sundaya: 8:00, 9:80-Cblld care at 9:80 11 :Oo A.M.-f11t1v1 W1r1hlJ
Holy 01y1 u announced I WILCOME ' "'""' ...,_ ........ •.., ...... ...,. Dm•-,.... ... 4 ... ,, II~====;==:==~·=========~
ST, JOHN THI DIVINE, 2043 Orugo Ave., C,M, 1'
Sund1y1 7:30 le 9:30 Church School-9:30 I Thundaya: 8:30 & 10 Lm.; Holy Daya u announced
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EPISCOPAL
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Missouri Synod
760 Victoria St., Cotta Miu
\.athlir V. Tornow, Pa1tor
541.5404 Wtnlll' km•1t 1:15 & 1l ,&.M. luMar ldlHl1 t i• A.Mr..
Adult llblt Cl11o1 1 t1Jll A.M.
CHallTIAN ILEMINTAltY SCHOOL ... " .. ~ .. M•M 14M2M
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
ST. WILF, RID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH "'"' v .. ;, 0''" • ''~" '""'· c .... "'"" c.111, ANOll!W C. AMO•llSON, PW.
1•11 "' .. C""4ll &.Mt-J_, -If l'M.... l'AMILY lllllVICI! 1-10::111 e,m, $UNDAY StHOOL: t :\S lo lO:ll 1.ni. MWllllM .... ~ nt lll't', .IMMll c, c.itY, ,,..., , , j , P!l1111 •f '••ce L11th•r1n School -Mi$1 ltfhor Ol1c.n, Pri11cip1I
Sund1y Sarvle11 I Offlco Pho111u 149-051 I School Pho111ti 149·0162
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I I Sund•y Morning Services and Youth Church-I I AM Flnt Auemblv of Goel Church 1,
146 f, 22nd St,. CHl1 Maso 541-3761
M. C. Cronle, P11tor ' ••liililiiiiliiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii•~!
""8: 536-2120 lntlt Pm, Ml11ld1t
Sh1rll '•ul1e11, Ch1lr Director A Cordial Welcome from
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6662 H1il A•e ••• l .. 2·4,.61
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S~ndty S,h1ol , • , , , . t 1JO AM
Mor11int Wor1hi p , , 11:00 AM
P11y1r S1rvice , , • , 6:30 PM
EYo"in9 Wo11hip , , • , 7:00 PM
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NW'IC'J Care Provided llTWllN HAllOR .. FAIRVIEW .!1 1010 •••lciri110, Cllfll M ...
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Phone: 541-57!1 Day or Night
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CORON~. DEL MAR I
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Mornlns Wonhlp I lfMI 10:30 AM
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115 A91to 675·0950
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9:)0 Tr1dllion1I Wonhip
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141·7727
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MISA YIRDI
MITHODIST CHURCH
M111 Verde & liker St.
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2721 17th St ... ,.IJ6.JIJ7
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Worship 11 AM
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CHRIST CHURCH
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1400 W. l1ll>1e II'°',
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
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(Co•Uaotd From Pqe l)
Lolhar V. Tornow at Cllrllt
Lalber1n Onarc:b, 760 Vic-,.
torta, c.osta Mesa, at bOth
the 8:15 and 11 a.m.
aervi1..'0I. Commw»oo will be
celebrated alao al both •
services.
Sunday IOhool and Bible
classes will be held at 9:~
a.m. £l'ld nurstt)' care will
be provided at all services.
This Sunday a( the Mtsa
Verde Vatted Metbodlat
Chun:b, 1101 · Baker St.,
Cost.a Mesa, at the 9 and
10:30 a.m. services, the
Rev. Joseph McShane will
preach on the topic "Reluc-
tant Disciples."
Construction Vnder Way
Official ground breaking ceremonies were held last
Sunday for the $750,000 facility for the First Assem·
bly of God Church in Santa Ana. The complex will
have a sanctuary and educational buildings, plus
parking for more than 200 cars, a dJnlng room, firea
side room and an enclosed. amphitheater seating,
250 persons.
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Horoscope •
Leo: Break From Tradition
SUNDAY relate lo mate, partner: 20): Pa II relJ>Ollllblllt1
Sh...., opoUighl. Giv• a little ~are. Nol wise 1o le· AUGUST 18 -tliell you r«:eive much. nor• duty. Bo •-• of
By SYDNEY OMARR S. a keen oboerver security. Home, p:<>p<rty
permit other& to take in· are empbasUed. Fix thing•
"11te Mse man controls Jtia.Uve. -be aure that 18.fety
his destiny ••• Asttology CAPRICORN (!Je<. 22· precautions are taken.
Points the way." Jan. 19): Important 1o com· 1F TODAY IS YOUR
ARIES March 21-Aprll plete basic chores. Key is to BIRnlDAY you have ae·
19): Relatives v!Atlng you keop on avM keel. Steady mtlne deilre O> iUd the
may express p r o h l e m s . approach to· any task gains \¥Aderdog. MMy come Co
Your role could be that of beet results. News con-you with their problems.
c{iplomate. Take no sides. Be ceming journey of relative Current cycle f e a t u r •·•
fair but finn. Key is to bring is .received. change, travel.
about greater u D· AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. GENER AL TENDEN•
derst.aoding. 18): Creative endeavors CIES: Cycle hiJ!:h for Gem-
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TAURUS (April 20·May should be given full play. lnl, CANCER, LEO. Special
W): Emphasis on budget. Break from ·reutine proves word to ARIES : make note
Plc.ri ahead in realistic man-c o n 1 t r u c t i v e . Accent of important fact which visi·
ner. Someone could bring change, travel, variety. Be tor ~veals.
Engii&h will be presented at
the Community Presbyter·
Ian Church of Laguna
Beach, 415 Forest Avenue,
at 11 a.m. Sunday.
The choir of Sl Mary's
Episcopal Church and mem·
bers of the Chancel Choir of
the Presbyterian Church
will be directed b y
Frederick M. Barnes. Mrs.
Frank Interlandi will sing
the soprano &olo a n d
William Saindidge t h e
baritone.
The Costa Mesa Unitarian
Univeraallst· Church will
continue its 10:30 a.m. sum-
mer programs of informal
presentiations by c h u r c h
members Sunday. Mrs. For-
rest Goff, employment in·
terviewer for tile County
Welfare Deparmtent will
discuss the s o c i a 1 im·
plicati.ons Of poverty as a
WZl"J of life. Mrs. Elsie
Kroesche, coordinator for
tlbe University Extension
program, will discuss Mex·
lean culture and its relation
to Amedoon ways of life.
In place of Sunday school,
there will be infant care and
handicrmt instruction. The
church is located at 1259
Victoria St.
"Look Through a Wi~e·
Angle Lens" is the sermon
ti.Ue chosen by Pastor Dr.
Charles H. Dierentield far
Sunday~ t4le 8, 9:30 and 11
a.m. warship services at Si.
A n d r e w ' s Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Andrews
RoOO, Newport Beach.
A week-long ··seminar-By·
t.he·Sea" begiM M o n d a y
with a Bible study breakfast
at 7 a.m., a mid-morning Bi·
ble study at 10 a.m . .and an
evening address at 8 p.m.
The public is invited.
Communion w i 11 be
celebrated at both the 9:30
and 11 a.m. services Sunday
at St. John the Divine
Episcopal Church, 2 O 4 3
OEATH NOTICES
WAGGONER
KitnM!I! Lt• W1e11Dntr. JIJ1 Pierce Ave .. COlll Mn1. o.~ of d••!ll, AU·
eu1t u . Survived by wife, 8t!1'1 R.
w1etoneri lllrn d1uellti!'n, 0. In.,
Pebr1, 11\d OOrlM; ...,,,, Wltlllm, 111
ol "" ti-; Plrtnll, Mr. •nd Mrs.
Mllli!'r W111-r, Okt1nom11 lllr"
brotMr1, WllU1m C. W•ttOMr, Ill' Los
Antele1; Frederick M. 1111:1 Olvld H,
Wl911U1i!'r, both of Okl1/lom1. Si!rvlcn,
Tutt.di)'. 1 PM, In the Ch11'tt 11 Pe-
Clllc View, wl!h Or. R1vmand I.
Brah~"'! offlcl1Unt. Entornl>menl, /.~1uJoltum of the P1cllic. P1cltlc View
Martv1ry, OireCIOr~.
BUCHMAN
N;111rd C. Buchm1n. lOto'l $, Coa1t
HlthW•Y· l(.J, LltUN Be.ch. 01le "'
dNlll, Aueutl U. survived by wife.
Either, of Ille llome; ""'' Wllll1m Lee,
Ill' s...11 A1111 er1nctson, Wllllem F.,
Sin!• An11 bnl!Nr, R1nnoncl Budt-rnen. incl 11$1«, Edrla L1rnk1, boll! Cll
Ohio. Servlcn. IMfldly, 11 AM. In tl'll
Cl'l-1 11 P1clflc vi.w, wllti Rev.
G9«H lluld-'dc« offlcl111M. lnttr· rn.nt, P1clflc Vltw MHn0!'11I P1r1t.
Olrwcftd tly Ptclflc l/ieW Mom11ry.
COKER
T1mmv M. Coktr. 3'11 $. J100on St.,
Slnt• A.111. S~rvlvtd by """"' Mr. 1nd Mr1. Wlll!1m 0 . Color: er1nclp1r-
ent1, Mr. end Mn. Rlc"'nl C<*tr:
Mr. Ind Mn. LIW10ll Llndl"f, ~rv
IC11. Morwl1y, 10:30 AM. Pttk F1mlly
ColMl•I Funer•I HOIT>I.
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DILDAY BROTHERS
Huntington Valley
Morluary
17911 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach
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PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery e Mortuary
Cbapel
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newport Beach, Callforala mnoo
PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
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t%7 E. 17tb St., Co1t1 Men
IM6-1188
Orange Ave., Costa Mesa.
Tbe services will be con·
ducted by the Rev. Cameron
Harriet, assiOOirlt at St.
Luke's Ohurch in Monrovia.
There will be a film strip for
the children at 9:30 a.m.
Sunday.
The Rev. Paul Benware,
professor of Bible at the Los
Angeles Baptist College, will
be the guest speaker Sunday
at the 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
worship services at Hun·
tington-Valley Ba pt I 1 t
Church, ffl9 Slater Ave.,
Fountain Valley.
Sunday school classes are
conducted at 9:45 a.m. The
young people's meeting is
held at 5 p.m. Mid.week
services are conducted Wed·
nesday at 7 p.m. Nursery
care is provided for all
services.
The Rev. Ernest Pate will
present the s e r m o n
'·Praying and Hoeing" Sun·
day at the Huntington Beach
United Church of Religious
Science, 420 Tenth St., Hun·
ting:ton Beach.
The women 's guild Of the
Religious Science Church
will meet Thursday at 11
a.m. at the home of Mrs.
Felix Smith, 7820 Ti.mor St.,
Long Beach. The business
meeting will be followed by
lunch and a devotional pro-
gram.
"Let There Be Peace"
will be the sermon .topic
Sundey at IO a.m. at
Newport Unity Church, in
the Senior Citizens Center,
15th St. and Irvine Ave .,
Newport Beach, with tbe
Rev. Loren D. Flickinger
preaching.
The Rev. Flickinger will
discuss ''Being Friendly"
Wednesday &t 7:30 p.m. dur-
ing ldi.e community song
festival,
Pastor H. E. Jones will
present the sermon, "A Vic·
torious Army," at the 9 and
10:30 a .m. services Sunday
te Central B i b I e Church,
2.:rd St. and Orange Ave.,
Costia Mesa. M ttie 7 p.m.
worship 6ervice he will
discuss "The P e r f e c t
Laiyman."
Vacation Bible school will
be conducted M o n d a y
through Friday from 9 to
11:45 a.m. for grades one
through six. Registration is
$2 for each child, wi1t1 a $.5
limit per family. More in-
formation may be obtained
by calling the church office
at 548--53)3.
"'Ille Clhristian Hope" will
bo the ti11le of i1le oermoo
Iba! will be preadled by the
Rev. Lawrence T. Young
Sunday at the 9 and 10030
a.m. services at Community
l'ilethodlst Church, 6662 Heil
Ave., Huntington Beach.
Vacmion church ··· school
for children four years old
1hrough junior high school
will begin Monday for a two-
week session. Registration
can be made between the
Sunday services or any
morning at the church of·
fice.
The First United
Methodist Church, 2Tll 17th
Remember
Servicemen
A servicemen's com·
mitt:ee has been formed at
Warner Avenue Ba pl is t
ClnLrch. G o t h a r d and
W·arner Streets, Huntington
Beach , to contact
servicemen and women in
the Armed Forces, at leas
once a month; to inform
them of the activities of the
.clJurch.
The committee members
~ the third week ·of each
month to edit "Warneram~
New1'' a monthly
new1p1per for tht
servicemen and women of [
the churcl!.
The comrntttee also will
be sending cookies and
s p e c I a I remembrances
made by church members
and the Sunday school class.
Boys' Brigade or Girls'
Missionary Guild to
members in the i;ervicec.
st., Huntington Beach, will
continue the s u m m e r
schedule with one worsbip
service at 9:30 a.m. with the
Rev. G. Russell pretching.
Cllurch school meet6 at
9:30 a.m., the adult classes
at 10:45 a.m. and the youth
groups at 6:30 p.m. A family
picnic will be held at 3 p.rn
at Weslminster City Park.
"The Three Discoveries
About God" is the sermon
topic of the Rev. Norman L.
Brown which will be
presented Sunda'Y at 10 a.m.
at the Plymouth Cong:rega.
tlonal Church of Newport
Jtarbor, 3262 Broad St.,
Newport Beach.
Sunday school is held at
the same time, with nursery
oare provided.
Worship services at Cen·
tral Baptist Church, 7661
Warner Ave., Huntington
Beach, will be held at 11
a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday.
Primary chllI'ch for children
up to third grade will be
given during the morning
service. Nursery care is
provided for all services.
Youth recreation night for
junior and senior h i g h
school sb.ldents is Tuesday
at 6 p.m. Prayer meeting
and Bible &tudy is held Wed·
nesday at 7 p.m. followed by
choh' rehearsal at 8 p.m.
The Rev. John Landgraf
from the California Baptist
Seminary will be the guest
minister Sunday at the First
Baptist Church of Hun-
tington Beach. The 9: 30
a .m. service will meet at
Peek's Chapel, 7801 Balsa,
West.minster, and the 11
a .m. service at the Hun-
tington Beach Chapel1 Sixth
and Orange.
There will be no Sunday
evening services d u r I n g
August. The women's cot·
tage prayer meeting will be
held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at
the home of Martha W2.ters,
6801 Canterbury Drive, Hun-
tington Beach.
"Soul" is tile subject of
the lesson-sermon to be
pre5ented in ell Cbrlatla'n
Science Churches in Orange
(.ounty Sunday.
Related passages from the
P salms on this week 's
se rmon include. "the Lord
God is a sun and shie ld; the .
Lord will give grace and
glory ; no good thing will He
withhold from them that
walk uprightly.''
Dr. Hem"y Gerhard,
mini9ter of the Laguna
Beach Church of Religious
Science, 20062 Laguna Can·
yon Road, will discuss the
topic "What's The Use of
Prayinf?" Sunday at the 9
and 1 a.m. w o rs hip
services.
The church also sponsors
a weekly lecture at Leisure
\Vorld , Clubhouse Two, at IO
a.m. on Thursdays. The
public is invited.
"What of Our Faith? .. will
be ~e sermon topic Sunday
delivered by Dr. D. W.
McElroy et Harbor Chris·
ti.an Cburcb.
The members of the
church meet at Harper
Elementary School, 425 E.
18th St., Costa Mesa. The
worship service and kin·
dergarten are held at 9:45
a.m.
Pizza
Westminster Church
0 pening Pre-school
you item of value. Express wi'tlh loved one. Share ex-Ta HM 11111 ~'1:' 1or "°" 1i1
appreciation-but don 't com-perieoce. OppoQ.te sex is at-;::::1.•":C/:,.:1 Hinh Y:;-v,.a;-~
mil yourself to nonsensical tr"~ed w_ ... Send blrlNMt~ ..ii » C9ftt•
Thin """'' • IO Orn1rr Al!rolally $«.ait, h DAllY program. · k. PISCES (Feb. 19·March PILOT. &Got :1:2..0. ~.nc1 ctnlr11 si.
GEMINI (May 21-June,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii;;:;;;;:;:';'~~·;"';•~Y~"'-;;·· ":-·_v_. -""-'-· ---2 0 ) ' Respomibillty con-I. 1 f
nected with home, property
"Learning by doing under
tcained supervision". is the
theme Of tne pre-school
United Methodist Church of
the Good Shepherd will open
soon , according to Mrs.
John Bowman, director. The
is 6{lOU.ighted. Extra duty,
pre-school, located at 15500 assignment seems in the of-'"irli'a' vm tfetnoriol ~-Van Buren, W~Unin6ter, fIDg . Be aware of details. "'
will open to 3 and 4-year. CANCER (June 21.July
olds on Sept. 10. 22): Check hidden areas.
Mrs. Bo\\·man has had 18 Means find out rea Of\6 why The So111hlatul1 Mod &.tidiflll
years' experience in pre· people act the way ttley do Mem°"411
schools. She ioins Good -coold include necessity of
Sheph('rd after five years of os King direct quest1ons Im·
St. Matthew
Sets Bible
Classes
tec.ching at St. ~ws port.ant person will be happy ~TREES f th wr.n.T -"'
pr es by t er i an Church to ten much. "" .... m. . "-o, .. , __ ~--vw.o&..i
nursery school in Newport LEO (July 23·Aug. 22):i~~~~~~;;~-~~-~~-;:·-~-~~~'.;~'..._ __ Bt>ach. Emphasis on soc ial activity. ....... s-...u.-.10...
Mrs. Bowman is a Strive for new contacts, ex· member of SCANE Perie nces. Experiment.II" ____________________ ,.
(Southern ca It f 0 r n i 1:1 Break from tradition. By
Association for N u rs er y relaxing, g<lllg witb tide,
Education) and an active you break new ground.
participant in university· VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22 ):
sponsored semintrs 0 n You could get indirect word
St. Matthew Lu th e r an nursery school education. concerning assignment.
Ch h will d ct Her p art i c i pa 11· 0 n 1·n community project. B e urc con u a vaca-receptive. Your own ideas
tion Bible school Aug. 19 numerous community and apt· to prove. valid. Verifica-Ch.ristian set"vice oriented through 30, 9 to 11 :45 a.m., projects culminated in her tion could be received con-
in the scout cabin at Lake being named "Adviser of ceming..employment.
Park, Hunl:ing.IM Beach. the Year" by the Orange LIBRA (Sept. 23·0cl. 22):
C.,,._ fr h I County YMCA Tri . H i _ y Intellectual purwits take 1u.iwen om presc 00 precedence. You study ,
age to junior high are in· group. learn. Knowledge is absorb·
viited. Bible SU..ies, craft Additionally, she became ed. Versatile approach could
projects, and recreational the first woman recipient of help solve dilemma. Leave
games will be featured. The the Service Aw.a.rd for details to others. Today take
R R H G~~ t outstEriding service to the all · ev. . . UULl"'y, pas or over view.
of the church, will conduct Youth Programs of the YM· SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov .
the opening and closing CA in the Orange Coast 21): Your financial re·
warship services. area. quirements come u n de r
The tneme of ttle &chool Pre-school hours are 9 light of discussion. Mate or
will be "I Believe in the a.m. to 11 :45 a.m. daily, Ap· partner offers solution. Be
Triune God." The daily Bi· plicatioos for registration aware of details. You can
ble story period will include are being trakea at the get what is needed if ap·
lessons on ttie creation of church office. For further proach is thorough.
the world, the fall of man, details call Mrs. Bowman, SAGtnARIUS (Nov. 22·
and the life, death and 897..()100. Dec. 21): Accent on bow you
Resurrection of Christ. 1-------------------.:....-=
Parents wishing to enroll
children ar. requested to
bring them by 8:45 a.m. the
first mol'Ding, Aug. 19.
Johnson
Wins Award
James M. Johnson of
Fountain Ve.lley wu one of
73 Lutheran Boy Scout
leaders to receive a
scholarship from the
Luthert n' Brothernood to at·
tend the Lutileran Con·
tcrcnce on Scou iing held
c:irlier this month at the
Philmont Scou t Ranch in
Cimarron, New Mexico.
Johnson, his wife Joanne
and their two children of
9152 El Sol Ave.,
participated in the six-Oay
conference at the 137 ,OOJ..
acre camp. 'Ilte Lutheran
Brotherhood, a fraternal in·
surance society, has given
financial assistance t o
further Boy Scouting in the
U.S. since 1932.
The Philmont 1eadershlp
course is conducted by the
nation2.i headquarters or the
E'oy Scouts or America with
thE: cooperation of th e
1.utheran Council in the
Uni led States of America
iLCUSA).
Joh050D is troop com·
mitteeman for Troop 569,
sponsored by G r a c e
Lutheran Church. Regional
sales maoager for Pileific
Inifatables Co., he was
selected for the award by
the National Council. Boy
Scouts of America; LCUSA
and Lutheran Brotherhood.
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Comment
,By
Randaft Mccardi.
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\ W~ are at ·~ II'• .-. Whfft w~ ~...,, ,11"'" or ·,~. ouffrown our Pr•Hnt hom• and are Hr1ously con-
sidering buying another ..,., But ••• with the wty
things are 90lng we woftder a greet deal about making
this ''*'· 11 ft' wise to make a move et this time, or
should we wait a lfttle longer perhaps in the h0P9 that
prices, lnternt rates, etc. might fO down? What do you
think? . W.M.E.; Costa Mna
In spite or increa&\ng interest. rates i~r J:iorne ftDan-
cing, most real estate and rinancmg. spec1ali.sts content
Ulat Southern California real estate is a top mvestment
today.
While Interest rates have been on the increase due
to continuing inflationary trends in the American
economy, the average home buyer is still more con-
cerned about the amount of the monthly payment and
his own ability to meet that obligation.
The points that must be stressed to potential buye~s
concernlng whether they buy a home or property·at ~1s
time is that Jand is becoming scarce and that popula~on
is increasin~. M an added point to .that! a real e~tate in-
vestment with its ability to appreciate m value lS one or
the best means of off-setting the inflationary trends that
are inherent in our economy . nµnug a 11)..y~~ average in Southe~ Califo~ia
the price of ·1and in m~st areas bas doubl~. In many
cases land prices have skyrocketed even higher than
double.
Moi-e 'co'nse'rVative financial minds ask the queslion,
"Will these larid 'price increase continue?" The obvious
answer seems to be that if population increases continue
and land becomes more scarce, land prices will con-
tinue to rise with demand.
Other factors that sunport a 11buy now decision° in-
clude rthe following: Interest rates may possibly go
higher. In recent years the trend has been up not down.
Your choice and selection of a home or property ts
1?reater today than it will be in the future, if the scarcity
factor continues. Housing costs are increasing as well as
land, the longer a buyer waits, the hiehu the prices will
go.
I am • Yount (11 yHrl old). I em just starting
coll .... Would yeu recommend that I study real estate?
If ••• why? R.B., Corona del Mar
Without exception lt is inevitable that you will
become a user, a buyer or a seller of real estate. During
the average person's lifetime approximately twenty per-
cent of bis income will be spent on real estate either as
rental or purchase for his own occupancy. This does ~ot
include an even larger investment m real estate for In·
come purposes.
Real estate Is something which Is tangible and
meaningful to everyone. It.underlies nearly all phases of
human endeavor and gro~. A study of ~al es~te
Rulomaticallv branches out mto the closely allied and in-
teracting fields of economics, law, accounting and finan-
ce. It also imposes a responsibility on the individual to
share in making community decisions regarding the use
of land. Cities can no longer grow without some sort of
guidance. In taking an active part in city pl~lng a!ld
zoning a citizen gets in return greaW benefits of lD·
dividual ownership.
Since real estate is destined to J)lay 1uch a tremen-
dous role in the future lives of all cilizens, it is most fit-·
ting that you obtain an understanding on the
terminology and over-all concept of the part real estate
pl ays in the American economy, and how supply and de-
mand factors affect its value.
After completing real estate courses. you'll be in a
better position to decide what path to follow .
Y orkiowne Offering
Summer Rec Program
Residents of Y orktowne,
and prospective purchasers
at the new Shields Develop·
ment Co.'s community in
Huntington Bet~h were
given a detailed account of
that city's summer recrea·
tion program la.rt week by
Gary Davis. a repre sen·
tative Of the Huntington
Beach Parks and Recrea-
tion department.
Davis will again be on
hand at the Yorktowne sales
office at 9962 Constitution
Ave. to give viaitors more
details regarding the pro-
gram a>d to provide ad·
ditional information as to
the planned park develop·
ment. near Y orlrtowne.
Huntington Beach. it ~1as
noted, i& one of the faste5t·
growinC communities i n
Orange County and its
public services and fncUlties
a-e rated u among lbe best
and moct modern in the
Southland. Thl1 II one of tile
many reasolll for the con-
tinuing 1ucee11 at
Yorktowne. acc«ding to
Frank 'Pt1cFarland Sr., head
ol the McFarland Company,
aales c:ogent for Yorklowne.
A number of other im-part.ant factors , however,
have allo comrtbuted to the
•plnlllin& Illes po<e, ht
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reaUltic priclne program a D d acollettt lm.ictnc,
varl<q of design and lloor
plans, feeture1 and ez·
ctlknce of COMll'UctiOll.
A popular feature wiUl
homebuytt11 McF1Tland ad·
ded. M: tbt '"turn key" pro-
gram lo eHect at the
devtlcpmem.. a s s u r J n I
boyon -Ille -are eonipotei, ruly lor Im·
mediate occupancy, with
numerous luxury features,
such as carpeting, and fully·
equipped kitcheos. included.
Priced from '22,995 'to
$27,400, the ooe and two·
story homes at Yorktowne
are offered in many stylings
and Ooorplans, wlth from
two to four bedrooms. They
may be purchased on VA.
FHA ;md conventioos Unan·
eing programs, with down
payments as low as 10 per·
cent, McFarland said.
Many design innovations.
the re!UN. of a series of con·
sumer surveys to determine
buyer's preferences a s
regards to styli?, size anc!
price. are included in the
homes in this new Shields
Development Co . com·
mooity. These include the
bonus room U\d the patio
kitchen, the latter a proven
favorite from e a r l i e r
Shields' developments.
Looated in one of the
fastest growing areas In
Orange County, Yflfktowne
is just minutes fr om all the
urban services and facilities
offered in Huntington Beach
and n e i g h b or i n g com·
munities. Major industrial
and busine&! centers Of the
S<Mbl.aod in addition to
JDlrllY recreat:iooal a n d
resort areas, are within
easy commuting dbtante
via tbe .freeways.
Yori:towne is on tbt lfetl
side ol Brookhurat Avenue,
opposite Con1t l tut l on
Avenue in H u n t i n t on
Beach, and may be reached
lrom the San O .l ego
Freeway by drivlna south on
Brookhur.rt. Tht rates of.Ike
k 8t 9962 Ccmrtitution A Vt.
Model homes ere open daily.
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New . UCI Units Due
8-swry Tower in $6 Million Project
E.G._ Truax
Given Top
Ir.vine Post
J'. B. Allen and Company Enllno<rin1 Is coaductint 4'11Jned the 1trucluns to ' Earle G. Truu, former
of Anaheim baa beeft award-classes in other campus be cooetruct.ed of reinforced was• .and s a 1 a r 1 ad-.
bulldln11. coacrete an d structural mlnlltrator IOI' the Irvtne
id a '8,l.la5,• cootraet for 1\le complex will conslst steel. 'lbe'architectart wUl Company, bu been pro-constructilon of, • two-be dis~-. but -•n con· motAld to manager of multl·
bull.... u!U *' of ID el&bt·atory tower and """'"·'T" "Ul b I au -._..., m ··~tlt'Y· com-j tain design elementa: almllar o u ' o I oper ons, a ........ pl:ex to boult tbe School of an ad ace n t tbree..story I I Ii ording to Ailbert J. Auer.
In 1tructure with a comecting 0 e x 1 n I campus vice president, nal estate. Engineer I at tbe •Uuh'ersJ-plaza •od a. common sub-buildings.
ty oJ cautornia, Irvine. level noor. The tower will Funds for t.he bulldJ.n& In his new position, Truax
Meadows ·
Starting
New Unit
Allen was low tmong five ho u 1 e engineering weN! included in a state con· will supervite the apera~ bidd~• on . ~ . comp Jex l a b or&iories, clu&rooms druotion bolld is&ue passed of Irvine Company-owned · wbidi l1'1dieduled lor com-and offiC.1. The department by the yoters lo 1966, apartment developlll"11a.
· pletioo Jn spring of 1970, IC· of matllematlc1 and the augment.d by 8 federal Formerly with AJWate NEW MANAGER
Eerie G. Truex coniing to L. E. Coz:, vice computer facility will oc-grant, uoder the Higher IMW'ance Company, Truax
chancellor for buslnm and cupy the' three...tory 5fruc-Education Fa'ciUUes Act of jolned the lrVlnt! Company
finan<e. ture for an lntmm period. 1963, of fU mllllon. In Macrb 1967. Ho is •!;:========,
The buildfugc will be These will later be moved to The total project ~st is graduate of San Jose State PENETRATION
located at tbe 1outh side of their own buildings and the expeoted to reach '8.6 College end erved three
the central ring mall, ad-School of Enginering will OC· mil11on, inc I u ding con· years in the U.S. Marine N••rfv .... ....,.,.. ,.,d, th• DAILY PILOT, h•111•f0Wfl uw1• jacent to the 20-acre ca.mpua cupy the entire compffox. struction, equipment, site s. P•P•r fw th• fib1i11.111 °'"'"!I•
COastruction has itarted
on the second r~eltional
noniplex at Tustin Meadow ..
on . ttle Irvine Ranch at
Tustin , it was announced to-
day.
park. Pending completion of Executive a r c h i t e c t 1 preparation, utilities coo,. e and bis wile, Barbara, C••••·
ljith~e~stru~ctur~~·•~·~th~e~Sc~b~oo~l~o~f~Ki~·s1oer~~·~W~rl~gh~t~and~~W~n~·gh~l~struc~~U~on~and~~p~lans~~-!!!!!!~H~ve~ln~Or~an~ge~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!i,!!!!!!!il
The '100,000 f11-cijity will
include a 1,500 Square-foot
clubhouse with k i t ch en
facilities, a huge 52 x 75-foot
swimming pool, plus a
wading pool, reported Mer~
rill Moltz, director of design
for Robert H. Grant & Com·
pany, builder and developer
of the 900-horne community.
HRanGho 1'a Cuastall
The new comPJex is· Silated
far completion i n Sep-
, fember,, Moliz !'ep0f'te4. ·
.'SOme 250· families noW
reside at Tustin Meadow•,
wilh almost 150 o t h e r
buyers awaiting completion
of their homes.
One of the major appeals
of the community, noted
Clyde Wixom, general &eleS
manager, is its extensive on.
si te recreation facilities,
which are administered by
Homeowners' Association.
the community 's
Homeowners' Association.
In addition to the two
recreational complexes,
there is an eight-acre. oval
shaped park at the nucleus
of the community which
provides a wide range of
facilities for a variety of
lawn games and other ac-
tivities for pre-school
children, teenagers a n d
adults.
The community, whose
homes are priced from
$22,995 -$31,995, is one of
the fint developments on
the Irvine Ranch to sell
homes on non-leasehold land
under FHA and VA terms.
Its information center and
rcreational model h om e
complex is located on Red
Hi\1 Avenue and Sycamore,
one·half mile south of the
Santa Ana Freeway and
within one mile of the
Newport Freeway.
Home Plus
Apartment
At Sherwood 1
A new concept in residen·
tial living -a modern
Medallion home plua an at·
tacbed apartment -is now
on d.Upl.i.y in Huntington
Beach.
The new development of
"Plus Apartment .. homes-
Sherwood Estates -is
located at the corner of
Edwards St. and Warner
Ave. Nineteen units have
been constructed. w I t h
prices st.artlng at $35 ,000.
R. C. Kiser, Southern
California Edison Company
district manager, noted that
the principal unit is a 1
s p a c i o u s three-bedroom I
home with family room and
an all-electric "country" kit·
chen.
The sound·proofed apart-
ment with its separate en-
trance fe.atures one
bedroom, bath, living room .
and kitchen \\ith built·in
range and oven -ideal for
parents living in, depen·J
dents or a servant.
The ma ster "country" kit·
chen combines old-world
charm with today's clean
and modern efficiency. It is
equipped with electric range
with grill and griddle, seli·
cleaning oven. w as t e
di sposal and au tom a tic
di shwasher. Kiser said.
In addition, a fireplace od.\
used brick. slumpslone or
stone is located in the
kitchen. he pointed out.
Another model features a
"terrace titcbnl" which
slidlzlg windows which open
onto the patio areti.
Otller blghligbta o/
Sherwood Estatas homes In·
elude a walled·in rear ysd,
a front yard s prJntler
system -.d a full-grown
tret. All utilities have betn
installed Wlderaround to
~serve U)e natur.al beauty
ol the area, Kise:t. said.
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Only 5 unsold in first .,It
far immediate occu~y
Live under smogless, oceq:n-breezed
skies at Rancho la Cues!a. Here art large
lots roomy enough for a boat or trailer.
Here is the seaside living your family has
wanted. (Walk or bicycle to Huntington
Beach State Park less than • mile ~way.)
And here are the very newest in features
for your convenience and l;ving pfeasure
, •• building techniques and craftsman-
ship acquired during six decades ~e evi-
dent in these sol id ly constructed ~and 4
bedroom homes. Here you Will f~ huge
structural beams, wood roofs and concrete
drives, while hand finished hardwood cab-
inets and ball-bearing drawer glides are
indicative of the attention paid to detail in
these one and two story homes you'll be
proud to own. Huntington Beach's finest
residences! At Rancho La CueSta!
$24,500 TO $30;900
FHA·l/A end Con"'ntionll Terms
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by Geor1e D. Bucccla lllld
Burton Romberger. liiiii
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-La Palma
4 Bedrooms-2 Baths
Large Family Room • All Electric Patio
Kitchen • Mission Ti le Roof • Concrete
Drive • Wood Burning Fireplace • Rough
Heavy Beams
Monterrey
2-4 Bedrooms-I or 2 Balhs
Large Bonus or Rumpus Area • Dining
Area • All Bullt·ins; Range, Oven, Dish-
washer, Stainless Steel Sink, Large Kitchen
Pantry • Cedar Shingle or Shake Roof
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Now Over 70 Percent Sold
Over $1·V .. m l .J t lo n of wisdom of buying now. He ....
homes has been sold in Tur. explained that purchasers items in the sales price,
tle Rock Hills, the award-can now acquire title to the 'J'.ripp noted, fl.!(ther enhan-
winning university-oriented average lot for only '5,000, cin.g the· attract.ivenss of the
development in the coastal or to over one·h.alf acre of homes. One model recently
1ectioo of the Irvine Ranch, the famed Irvine Ranch for won the grand..prh:e in the
a~rdint to Gordon Tripp, only SB,800, figures wh.ich West Coast J>uilding in·
exclusive sales agent. are sure to rise steeply. dustry's own awards com-
"While our first unit Is The builders of Turtle petitiOO. Price~ range from
DAILY PILOT
~Eldorado
Models
notill·w baover 70 percelnltnlsold,lwe Rock Hills are Middlebrook· $35,000 to ~.CKtl.
s ve an exce e se ec· Anderson, creators of na· Near the ilJ\ersection of
tion of homK, since the Uonal-award winning Presi· Campus and Culver Drives,
!iales have been well divided dent Homes. They have in· the sales office is at 5281
among our eight different eluded more than 30 custom Amalii Drive, Irvine. TURTLE ROCK HILLS COMBINES NEW E .. GLA.ND TRADITIONAL, CONTEMPORARY STYLES models," Tripp said. "Only ------------..:.....:.....:....;;....;:::;_ ____________________ .:..__:._ __ ...:.._ ___ :_::..:_::..:_::..:_:_:_::..::.:_:.._:...:.._:..:_:::_ __
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out, 10 we still have seven
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' Eldorado Homes• new
two-in-one ho m e , the
C o r d o ba-Cor onado, has
become an instant success,
reports John T. Martin, vice
president of marketing and
sales for Mission Viejo Com.
pally, developer of Mission
Viejo, 11,00Q..acre new town
in southeastern 0 r a n g e
County.
''feoPte are intrigued by
the unique possibilities this
two-iii-one ·model offers,"
!iaid Mart.in. "And when
they lake a closer look,
they're struck by its
outstanding value.
"As the Cordoba, it is a
really spacious two·betlroom
home selling for o n I y
$20,995. And, it 's located in
the wonderful country set·
ting of Mission Viejo. one of
the n-ation's most beautiful
new towns.
"When a second floor is
added, it becomes the
Coronado, offering a total of
2051 squ.are feet, including
over 800 square feet of pre-
planned expandable space,
for $23,995. The expandable
space can be left unfinished
or can be C(lffipleted fn any
one of fi ve options, offering
up to three ·additional
bedrooms.
There are a total .of eight
different Eldorado Homes
models with prices begin-
ning at $18,995.
At 24618 Chrisanta Drive.
the sales office is just one
block north o{ Mission Vie-
jo's m a in . intersection,
Christanta -and La Paz
Road. From Los Angeles or
Orange Counties take the
Santa Ana-San Die go
freeway to the La Paz Road
turnoff and cross over the
bridge iMo Mission Viejo.
difierent floor plans in both
one-story and two · It or y
models, offering three or
four bedrooms.
"0f course1 since this iii
only our first unit, more of
these homes will be
available. However, with
costs of financing , materials
and labor all rising at s.imp·
Iy unbelievable rates1 the
builders cannot see any way
to avoid at least a $3,000
price increa'Se in the next
unit. Tr-i,vv-~dded tha{1 the re·
cent \ Irvine C o . an·
nounoement ·that land in the
community of Turtle Rock
is now available on either a
lease or purchase basis has
further increased t h e
'Rush' On
At Bluffs
Moving ahead for com·
pletion in time for the new
sch!X'I year, construction is
being rushed on the popular
new Eastpark Unit a t
George ,M. Hol.&.tein and
Sons' Bluffs community this
week.
Nearly sold out in record
time, a few of the t.hne and
four bedroom homes e.re
still available prior to com·
pletion with prices starting
as low as $25,500, the
pioneer home building firm
stressed.
Bluff prices range from
$25 .500 to $45,000 and offer a
wide variety of plans and
ext'eriors above the Upper
}l•wport Bay.
The site is within walking
distance to schools .
churches, shops and the
popular Newport Be a c h
Tennis Club in the fast
growing Eastbluff area of
the Irvine Ranch.
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Land of the Dons
UNSPOILED, SECLUDED
2 '/, to 3 acre rancho slte.ll amid the
gt"eat oaks of Cleveland National Forest
Deep in the great oak re&ion
of the Cleveland National
Forest lies a JOO-acre island of
rolling hills. ~ valleys and
gras1y glades known as Rancho
Capistrano. Vast reaches of the
National Forest recreation area
stretch in every direction, a
Government-o wned buffer
against population and com·
rncrcial encroachment,
Rancho Capistrano will belon&
to just 133 01n1ers, in /••
Jiirlpk. Ea.ch of tho 21 tb
3 acre 11te1 it cleared a nd
accessiblo to utllitle1 i nd
gndod rod. Ancient Spanish
oaks still JWl;d on most of the
sites. This private pre1e"e,
once sold, can never be
duplicated.
Al Rucbo C.pO!tano )'Oll'D
enjoy lllUS'td ~tot an
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•t 3J(»ft. ~. and 30o
minute-=-.to coutal rtla'8"
atioo at Llpu, Dana Point.
San Clemente, iand Newport
Beach. Only 23 scenic miles
from San Juan Capistrano.
Rllllcbo Capistrano sites are
priced from $8,00> lo S18,CXX>,
terms JO~ down, 15 years.
Pleasant Scenic Drive: From
San Bernardino, River,ide:
Riverside Fwy. south, Hwy 74
west. From Corona: Hwy 71
JOU th, Hwy 74 west. Or drive to
fabled Mi.ssiOil San Juan Capis-
trano, then east on Hwy 74 &
f o l low 1ign1. You 'll be
welcomed!
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llNCID CIPISTlllD
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The Bluffs -Newport Beach
Amer-ic-a' s Most Beautiful Family Community
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The Bluffs -America's most beautiful communi ty •• ,
the Southland's most exciting place to live! New unit!
New plans! New prices! Pools, private park, walking
trails, a Med iterranean styled community above wonderful
Upper Newport Bay. Walking distance to schools, churches,
shopping , Newport Beach Tennis O ubl
THE EL DORADO
The fine•! erH in en the Bluffs! Above the bay
along1ide private park, wonderful greens, poof ana
entertaining area. Ont and two story homes. 3-4
bedrooms! Private patios, 1 true garden like setting.
From $35,000 tii $45,000
EASTPARK
Brend ne .. -elrNdv two thirds sold ! 2-3-4 bedrooms
in i park like etmosphere wi#l pool al'ld greens.
...Stroll thru park to 1hoppin9 , schoo1, or tennis club.
Resel"l.ationrbein9 teken for sJm"'ar oecuptncy .
From $24,000
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It's ··utondie' A • ID Intel'Jlllsslon
Little Theaters'
One-track Mind
BY TOM TITUS
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1 well you've got lo band it to the Huntington Beach ·playhou~e. They're not going to do "The Odd Couple"
this year. . Don't laugh ; they're about the only community
·£heater group around which la) hasn't done the show,
(b) isn't getting ready to do it or (c) is thinking about
puttinf1t on later this coming season.
. An exaggeration? Not really. Let's take _a look .at
this most popular ot all Neil Simon comedy hits and its
track record in Orange County. The San Clemente Community Theater was the first
amateur group to get its hot little hands on "Odd
·Couple'' last April, just as it led the way with last
season's most repeated comedy, "Never Too Late."
Then the Laguna Playhouse mounted its version of
t!:le play on its summer schedule last month.
NOW, THAT WELL KNOWN substance is coming in
contact With the rotor blades -the Santa Ana Com-
1nunity Players are opening their new season with "Odd
Couple" in two weeks; the Fullerton Foot!igh~ers .do
likewise early in October, and Kent Johnson 1s d1rect1ng
a production of it for the La Mirada Playhouse a week
after the Fullerton opening.
In addition, the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse and the
Westminster Community Theater are leaning toward
"Odd Couple" for their season's schedule. The Lido Isle
and Rancho Community Players have yet to be heard
from.
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Ann Landers
Manager Circulates
'Extra' Objections This means that. counting last year's Melodyland
production, Orange County may be host to no Jess than
six versions of what once was a very funny comedy -
not to mention the movie, recently released. And Long . Beach was in the same boat with three productions " DEAR, R~DERS: Recently ~.~4-year-~Jd girl asked,
going almost simultaneously a few months back. .Why can t girls ~e papt:r boys. She pointed out that
But those rugged individualists over in Huntington girls were every b1~ as reliable a-s boys, that they nee~ed
Beach are still standing firm. the extra money, JUSt as boys do, and that many girls * * * ~ help their brothers by carrying their papers when bro-
SPEAKING OF THE NEW seas almost all the ther is ill. "It seems unfair," the young girl wrote, "that
county producing groups have started e wheels turn· Wt: should be shut <lut of
ing on their opening productions. First up is the latest tthhis field. P1feaseth' l~!l me
"Odd Couple" from the Santa Ana Community Players, e reason or is.
who have to ii:et an early start so they can have . th~ir 1 admitted I didn 't know
first show behind them before the football 'traffic 1.n-the ~nswer and . put ~he
undates their parking lot \ question to the c1rcu\abon
Costa Mesa's two theaters -South Coast Re)>~rtory managers ~round the coun·
and the Civic Playhouse -launch their new seaso~s on try. 1 received hu ndreds of
th · ht Sept 20 SCR will stage its third Ha~ld answ~rs and learned, lo my .e same n1g ;, · · , . ,. . . . surprise, that in some areas
Pinter play, The J-lol'!'ecomtni:i:. whil.e ,the Ci IC gir ls are permitted to be Pl~yhouse .mounts a revival of Elmer Rices come Y.\ paper "boys."
"Dream Gtrl." . , The Laguna Playhouse starts its season Oct. 2, but the But in ~ost places they _re
leadorf show is still a question mark -best bet ;;it the ~o~~ire~~ssi~c=~apnr~nt~~ ~s
moment .is "Dylan." Two days later, the Westminster le~er fro~ the president 0~
Comrnun1.tv ,!heater opens a shorten~.d , three-play the t~ternational Circulation
season with Under the Yum Yum Tree. ManaID!rs Association, Leon
THEN COMES ''THE HEIRESS." which gets the S. Reed~! Little Rock, Ark .
San Clemente Community Theater off and running on DEAR NN: You asked
Oct. 10. Next is the Huntington Beach Playhouse's "Sun· wh y can' \girls be carrier
day in New York," debuting Oct. 25 as the first show in boys? A1 president of a 70.
-the theater's' new five-weekend policy. year-<11d orga!'.llzation which
Fullerton's ''Odd Couple" also goes into production represents over a million
Get. 25 as the Footlighters draw back from five to four c.arrler 1a lesmt o, I would
.shows this season. The Rancho Players. with "A hke to respond to\four que1-
A girl Jordie used to date
gave birth to an out-of-
wedlock child three years
ago. She named the boy
Jordie and told everyone my
husband is the father. This
girl is a notorious liar and
has a poor reputation.
Are there any tests that
can pr,ove the child is not
Jordie's? Please help us.
-MRS. P. G.
DEAR ~IRS.: Yes. There
are blood tests that can
prove a man did NOT father
the ebild whose paUrnlty ls
in question . There are not
tests, however, that can
prove be DID father the
child.
Suggest to Jordle that be
see 1 doctor whe can e:i:-
plaln tbls better than I did. ·.Thurber Carnival" on their hands at the moment, Uon . ~ ·~aven't firmed up their second season at this writing, There are many asons, ;~nd it's still too early for the Lido Isle Players to be and I wlll cite a few : C 0 NF I DENTIAL TO th1nkin~ about their fall production, probably due in Today's newspapers ·-.,.re ~~ ~~~:~ SS~ll~ YJJ: A~y
NovPmber. hig. Sunday's average Is)~
Feliciano
To Retw·n
Of the community theaters. only "Dream Girl" and pc.·ands. It takes a 1tron'g no. I'll• bet tho se at~ac~ve
'."Yum Yum Tree" afe alreadv casi. Aud itions for Hun-boy lo carry 100 papers. If a\, roung me~ w~o are ~!g~:!ng .Jose Feliciano, whose con-
:tington Beach's "Sunday in New York" are Aug 26· subscriber saw a 14-year-<1ld \,~r your an ar~ ig ing cert at Melodyland Monday
San Clemente's "Heiress" auditions Monday and Tues: girl carrying tbl1 load we'd d~r the on~ with th. e was sold out. will return for
·• · Full l ' "Odd C I " t Se t 9 d JO get plenty of phone call1. i~mond.s on it.. The age dtf· a guost appearance with the ua):'. er on.s .oup e cas s P . an , . ference is the tipoff. 'Whtie the La Mirada version tests next Tuesday through J\faoy carrier salesmen \ Righteous Brothers Aug. 3(). ~hursday. must be on the drop corner •~! 11 no shortcut 10 _111 ,uc. Sept. 1.
· It looks like another busv season in Orange County at 4:45 a.m. They often stay ceu. 11 "'>°°.think _, 111v• 111 drink 10 Born in Puerto Ri co. Jose . • l I J · 8 be 1ct'!P-l>'f vou• t1l...cl1, "' Ille . ed . y k d
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t "Th II ' " t th th d. t ·11 re no sa ('! or 1ddr""'""' ,,, _, en~•lol>e with vour top guitarist, singer and 111111ro;;;~::--~11 SELMUR PICTURES --~ ages e omecom1ng nex mon . e tree or w1 a voung girl at thc.-se ho •1t<1ue11. •• be not J\·lartin Benson who mounted SC R's first two · urs. Ann Lin6ers wt be 1 1•d 10 11"0 vou composer. ~iUI. w.-.w .. J. \\ · • te
Pinter plays. ''The ' Birthday Party" and ;<The r ~~r~I alsol are 1 e g 8 I ~11~ •• vem;,~ ::"~"...1('!' S:~o~~';n,':.s\'!; of T~~e th~ge~!~u!P~::~~~: •%Jill!iC · u~~:~, 1· a DllDU to prav,
Caretaker " but David Emmes managing director of es r c on~ n some areas '"'11 .. ""•••>M, 11'"'-' "'"loH. _____ ,_ I '.Jl H the . ' on girls doing such work. marks their first playdate in I F1mily Enlui1ln1Nntl ' a second to die' ~dmp.any. · · " ., E . h f "Th With the ever-increasing Orange County since Bobby 8otl 1-i-•cot.OR . f • ~ Little. who grew an nglis accent or e circulation of newspapers Shelle St Hatfield took on a new "THit P'1uvATE NAvv 01" ---USTllAll·Clla.Ol I~ittle Hut" and put on about 40 years for "Three Bags Y!'e need all the rl ' y ars partner, Jimmy Walker. SGT. O'l"AIUlELL"
Full." both at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, is now salesmen we can g:tar 8~~ Also on the bill will be the Jptrv Lt*11 • coLoR
practiciniz hi s Japanese for a role in "Teahouse of the because clrcuJatJon Peopte Sh~&YLL~~~~~ h!~s\)gncd Stone Ponies. a fast-rising ~00~~~::1~~;";·~·,,~··~",;~~~"r;·;;-,l~====w=;'=h=A=l=ex=C=o=cd=='"=d=A=rt=h="'=K='="="='=d=y==~ Au
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gust Moon" at the Long Beach Community are still concerned about for 8 co-starring role in new musical group. and
P ayhouse. . . yo ulh we feel that using girl "The M·ad Room" wllh __ ,;_n.::g_er_u_·n_d_.,_R_on_s_U._d_t_, _
Viewers of last \\•eek's TV pilot "Out of the Blue'' carriers Is nGt In the best In-Stell-a Stevens.
may have spotted. a familiar face in the crowd .•. he's terest of the girls, especlally • ..,:=::=~=~=====;l ti.;.G;;;;f'I;
Dou.[! Wood. lon~t1me Laguna Playhouse actor last seen in the larger cities. Ir
as Llttlechap in "Stop the World-I Want to Get Off" . . -LEON s. REED
'Couple' Tryouts Set DEAR AN N LANDERS '
Jordie and I have been mar-
ried two yea rs. \Ve are ex-
pecting our first child. We
Readings for the L a
Mirada PI a y house pro·
duction of Neil Simon·s
"The Odd Couple" ha ve
been announced by director
Kent Johllson for Tuesday.
Wedntsday and Thursday
Th e tryouts wiU be held at want lo name the child
8:30 p.m. at the playhouse. Jordie. Junior. but we have
in Neff Park at VaUey View _•...:cP'c.:0..:b:.:1•.cm.c. ______ 11
t>venings.
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Boulevard . The c om e d y
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weekends .
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ICEDDM'S ROYALTY-Olympic champ\on Peggy
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hour color TV special "The Peggy Fleming -show"
which is due for presentation a week from today.
Sports In Brief
Long Pony Ride Opens;
Bolsa Kids in ·5-0 Win
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia -It's
going to be a long ride for two young
Czechs 'Nho left for Mexico City on
horseback Thursday and plan to ar·
rive in time for the Olympics, Oct. J~
Z/.
1\lois Starosta. 22. and Jan Sidek, 20,
started out for Maastricht, Holland, on
a pair of 9-year-old horses.
They expect to arrive in Holland
between Sept. 5 and 10 and will sell
their horses. They will travel by boat
to Vera Cruz in Mexico, and there will
resume the-journey on horseback to
Mexico City.
Four months ago, a group of four
Czech girls set out to walk from
Prague to the Olympic Games.
Tv;o months ago. a couple of young
Czechs left for Mexico on bikes. .........
PORTLA~O. Ore. -C h a r I e s
Phillips pitched and batted Balsa of
S:!nla Ana, Calir., to a 5--0 victory over
Pearl CHy or Hawaii Friday in the
openlng game of the Western Regional
L!ttle League baseball tournament.
Today Bolsa meets Santa Clara, Calif.
Phillips aUowed only one hit In the
sb:-innJng game and blasted a home
run and a double kt drive in four or bis
team's five runs.
to Hawaii's Jeff Ha"·asbl In the fourth inning.
The game orighially was scheduled
Drysdale Gets
14th Victorv
PI'ITSBURGH IAP\ Don
Drysdale. backed by a 12-hit attack
relief help from Jim Brewer and John
Billingham, won his 14th game as the
Dodger Slate
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for Thunday ni ght but was rained out. .........
DETROIT -Detroit Cougars Coach
Len Jullans quit his post Friday, ap.
parently disappointed with the team 's
lack of success in the North American
Soccer League.
Team President John Anderson
made the announcement.
Anderson said Julians asked him
several weeks ago about resigning but
that he talked him into remaining until
a suitable replacement could be found.
His replacement is Andre Nagy,
former head coach of the Washing'IJn
Whips, who was fired several weeks
ago.
Nagy was to take over the helm Im·
mediately.
Detroit is currentlv in la.<il place in
the Lakes Divi sion of the NAST ... will'!;•
7'-16-4 record and is out or contenfir~
for any playoffs . ...
CHICAGO -It's hard to imaginr
Casey Stengel being bowled over by a
chased sliver bowl from Spain.
But that's one of the gifts the famed
retired basebaD manager will receive
OD Casey Stengel Day at the park or
the Oakland A's Sunday.
Charles Finley of the A's, mark!!
Stengel's . 44tb wedding anniversary
and the 20th annlver11ary of the day
Casey won a Pacific C~11t League If.
tie as manager of the Oakland Oaks.
Thr sliver bowl, donated by the
American League ror Casey's COi'·
tributions to baseball. was lncl11drtl
among presents c11rrled by Finley, a
Chicago ln!lurance executive, on a
flight lo Oakland Friday.
Other gifts were a pair of ruby-f'n·
crusted gold cuff links from Flnle.v
and a gold bracelet inlaid wilh !4
rubies, a gift from ~trs. Finley to l\lrs.
Edna Stengel.
Prior to the Yankee-A's ~ame Sun·
day, the 1948 Oakland Oaks will play a
thrte·lnning exhibition with the 1!!4)1
San Francisco Seals, honoring the 7S.
year-old Stengel.
Brunet Duels
Washington
After 4-2 Loss..
ANAHEIM -Angel hurler George
Brunet matches talents with Washing·
ton 's Camilo Pa.sC'llal tonight at Ana-
heim Stadium in round three o! the
current four-game series.
Brunet has tlhe assignment of pull-
ing coach Bill Rigney's Halos ahead
Angel Slate
Auv. 11 Al!!lleS llJ Wa•~ln9tDn 1:5~ p,,,,, l(MPC
Aug. !I AnD!'IJ VI W•shlng!on l :GO p,m., KMPC
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in the set alter they dropped Friday
night's encounter to the Senators, 4-2.
Coach Bill Rigney's Oherub6 fell
victims to unearned runs as all Sen-
ator tallies were of that variety.
And they lost tlheir big chance to
overhaul the intruders in the eighth
inning when tihey failed to score after
loading the bases with two out. Then
Tom Satriano grounded out to end the
threat.
They threaiened again in U1e ninth
when rookie \\i'inston Llenas led off
with a single and Ed Kirkpatrick pick·
ed up a walk with two out to put the
winning run at the plate in tile form
of Jim Fregosi.
HoYlever, the All-Star whiz went
down to the relief effOrt.a o( Mike
Baldwin, hitting a fly ball to center
tield for the last out.
The Senators made t!le most o! four
hits, to the chagrin of the 21,361 fans
on h.and. Three Angel errors led to
tl\eir downfall.
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Yanks, Spaniards Tie
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With Doubles Next Up
CLEVELAND !AP) -Arthur Ashe
boo<ted the United State's Davis Cup
hopes Friday by smashing Spain's
Juan GlsbOrt 6-2, ~. 6-2 as the
Americaol tied the visitor• 1·1 m the
iDterzoDe tennis finals.
Ash.e's 'lmpretslve victory came
alter Manuel Santana. Spain's 30-year-
old super ~, brushed off C I a r k
Graebner lo. the opening singles con·
test 6-2, W, 6-3.
The d~es will be played today
with Spahl ·undoubtedly sending San·
tana and )rfanuel Orantes, 19-year-old
southpaw, agaimt a U.S. tandem yet
to be named.
It probobly will be Bob Lutz and
Charlie PasKelL
Winner ol the pivotal doubte1 match
will put that country ahead 2 poi.nts to
1 entering Sunday's singles windup.
At th.at time, Gisbe.-t is to meet
Graebner in the first match and San·
tana is slated to face Ashe in the
finale.
One point 11 awarded to each match
victory.
The dominating play of Ashe, 25-
year-old Army lieutenant who has won
seven tournaments this year drew
ovations from the crowd of 5·238 which
turned out at the Hanild T. Clari
courts despite threatening weather.
Rain held off, however, and the
opening round was played in humid,
87-degree temperature that drained
much from the contest.ants. •'
After the steady 30-year-o ld Santf;Da
polished. o(f Graeboer and thus aveag•
ed a three-set defeat by the U.S. star
in the third round at Wimbledon last
month, A'he jeiked the America_n•
from their psychological jolt in eaail1
disposing of. Gisbert
He aced the 26-year-old Spaniard
nine times and broke hJs service five
times.
At times, Gisbert seemed so rattled
that. he double faulted three Um.es.
The match took only one hour, nine
minutes -15 minutes shorter t h a n
the opener, as A!he's tremendOlll
show of power in serves and volleys
kept Gisbert out of controL
Nick1nus Heads Cltallengers
Murphy Has 2-stroke Lead
Despite Double Bogey Hole
HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) -Brash
Bob MUJ'l)by refused to be shaken by a
double botey on the next to last bole
and forged into a two-stroke lead at
133, 11 under par, Friday .in the second
round of ttie '250,000 Westchester Golf
Classic. ·
Jack Nicklaus, the defending cham-
pion and heavy favorite, headed a
group of five powerful challengers
bunched at MWl>hy's bull·like neck at
135. '
Big Jack, shooting for hU third
straight tournament triumph with a
blast h<lt plll&g blade, fired a 68.
He was Ued at 135 with Julius BOI"06,
the 48-year-old PGA champion, who
rallied for a 65 despite a painful back;
veteran Dan Sikes, scrambling to a 70;
Denver's Dale Douglass, who putted
like a magician for a 65, and Rives
McBee, who eagled the last hole for a
66.
ll't a c 1 o s e I y -bun c he d and
fOrmidable field going into the
climatic third and fourth roundcs today
and Sunday witfl Nicklaus still. favored
to collect the $.50,000 first prize.
"I plrayed very well E.00 I'm still
confident," said big Jack, who now
bas played 12 conrecutive rounds
under par over the 6,648-yard, par 72
Westchester West Course, which is
taking the beating of jts life.
F'ive other players were bunched at
136, just three off MUil>hy's pt'Ce, in·
Laver Loses
To Maverick,
Fills
FORT WORTil , Tex. IAP) -
Maverick Mal Anderson upset top.
ranked Rod Laver of Corona del Mar
in a stunning, long-distanced duel Fri·
day IVgbt in the $20,000 Colonial
Natkonal Invitational Tennis Touma·
ment.
Anderson, a free-lance, non-contract
pro, stormed back with a glittering
flurry of precision placements in
ousting the heavily favored Wimbledon
king, 8.fi, 9-7, 6-3.
Anderson joined Spanish strongman
And rse Gimeoo in the sweep to the
semifinals. Cimeno struggled to a
m:irathon 6-3, 4.fi , 8-6 triumph over er·
ratic Roy Emerson Of Newport Beach.
TOl)-ranked Billie Jean King trounc-
ed fellow American Rosemary Casals
6-0, 6-4. sending the Wimbledon champ
into the women's finals Sunday against
England's Ann Haydon Jones.
A doubles match scheduled between
Laver-Emerson and Pancho Gonzalez.
Cimeno was postponed because the
two extended men's singles matches
carried the program nearly to mid·
night.
eluding an interesting, 34-year-old
unknown from Chickasaw. Ok.la., nam-
ed Orville Moody, who has spent 14
years tending Uncle Sam's golf
courses in the Army.
Moody, now out oi the Army and in
bis first season on tour, sbct a 87.
'Ibis tied him with part thll8 tourist
Don Bies of Seattle, 71Mi6; Australian
Bruce Cnnpton, fi6.68 ; the ~year-old
Art Wall Jr., 66-70, and fOrmer PGA
king Bobby Nichols, 68-M,
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Bought by Brewery
$3 Million Purchases
World Champion Celt,s
BOSTON (AP) -Sale of the Boston
CelOcs to P, BallanUne and Sons
Brewing Co. of Newark, N.J., for
more than $3 million was OOD<lunced
Friday at a news conference.
The armuncement was made jointly
by Marvin Kratter, outgoing president
of the Nationai Basketball Association
club, and Ballantine oUicials.
Returning as president of tbe Celtics
will be Jack Waldron, who held the
post previously and is now a senior
vice president of Ballr..ntine.
"We want to be part of the New
England scene and more particularly
the Boston community,'' Waldron said.
"We 're just delighted to be here as the
new owners."
Waldron said the price of the sale,
which still must be approved by the
NBA Board of Governors, was "Jn ex-
cess of $3 million."
Dick Griebel, president of Ballan-
tine, told the news conference that
Red Auerbach will remain in his
present post as cxrculive vice prrsi·
dent and gcrcrc:tl manager.
Kratter said NationDJ Equities was
being acquired by Levin Townsend
(.omputer Co., which wanted to
dispose of the basketball team.
He said negotiations started atter
Waldron asked if National Equities
would .be interested in &eUing the
Celtics before the Levin Towmend
deal was completed.
NegotiatiollS started lets than a
week ago and -were completed Friday
morning in New rork, said Kratter.
He added the NBA Board of
Governors which must approve , the
change will meet Aug. 22.
Greibel will be chairman of the
board of the Celtics under the new
managerial setup.
Waldron 88id Auerbach will be the
managing head of the club so far as
player contracts and per!iODOel are
concerned.
"Dick Griebel and I are smart
enough to know th&t although we may
know the beer busines!, Red ls the one
who knows the basketball business,''
W211ron added.
Tile Celtir'i were the NBA cham-
picns the past season, defeating Los
.o\n-g:eles for the title.
Cowboys Have Material
To Capture NFL Crown
DALLAS. Tex. (AP) -The Dallas
Cowboys still have the physical equ ip·
ment to win a Nationa l Football
League championship. But the ques-
tion is : Can the Eastern Division kings
overcome the trauma of twice being
snakebite victims?
Coach Tom Landry puts it this way:
"We can build up an artificial
outside crust, but you wonder just how
we'll react if aond when we get down to
those last crucial seconds again.''
The stoic Landry was of course
referring to the dramatic NFL
playoffs Hie last two seasons with the
Green Bay Packers.
The nerve-wrenching battles went to
the Paul Bun)"aris from the North 34.27
in 1966 when Dallas failed to score
from the Green Bay two in the closing
seconds and again last season 21·17 on
a Bart Starr one-yard Slleak in the
final moments.
The Cowboys will enter ttie NFL'·
season, openicig with the Detroit Liozis .
Sept. 15 in the Cotton Bowl, with
virtually a set team.
Veteran quarterback Don Meredith,
with a new three-year contract,
returns haie and hearty fr001 an UP.:
and'4own 1967 in which he surfered rffi
injuries, pneumonia and a broken
nGSe.
Los An geles Dodgers beat Pittsburgh
8-4 Friday night.
Leadinr-3. the Dodgers clinched
the game "ith three runs in the fifth
on a W&lk to Tom Jialler. singles by
Bob Bailey. 1.oilo Versal\es. Drysdale,
Willie Crawford and an error.
Title-hound (?) Rams Face Cowboys
He was brilliant in the Eastera
Division title game against tht
Cleveland Brown! and only s<HG
against the Packers in minus 13-
degree cold at Green Bay. He't had aB
excellent preseason.
In the backfield with Meredith win
be four-year man Dan Reeves, a
deceptively shifty runner who picked
up 603 yards rushing last season an~
frightened most of the NFL'1 cor·
nerbacks with his halfback pass.
Drysdale, who has lost 10, wa
ttUeved by Brewer after walking the
fJrst man In the eighth. Billingham
came on with nobody out. a run in and
two on in the ninth and put down the
rally.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -\Vheeling
and dealJng in 1966. Coach George Al·
of the Los Angeles Ran1,,s: built a club
which came close in 1967 and coulct
~·in it all in the 1968 Nalional t"'ootball
League campaign.
Tonight Allen 's ou tfit goes for its
third slraight win of the exhibition
season "11en it duels the Dallas
Co>n·boys at Memorial Coliseum, 8
p.m.
The Rams have scored two last·
ditch \'erdicts against New Orleans
121-17) and Clevleand (23-21).
Roman Gabriel came into his own as
the club's quarterbac~ a year ago and
Les Josephson suprises as the lead·
ing rusher, lending needed support to
the veteran Dick Bass.
1'he "Fearsome f' o u r s o m e · '
defensive front wan lost Rosey Grier
via injury in 1967 and retirement this
season.
An~her of the Allen trades brought
Roger Brown Crom the Detroit Uons
before the past regular league season
and the foursome was fearsome again.
Los An geles compiled an 11·1 ·2
record during the regular season to
win the Cioastal Division title but then
lost lo Green Bay in the Western
Conference title game 28-7.
The Pack~rs went on to win the NFl.
liUe aQ(I then beat Oakland in the
Super Bowl.
Most figure Los Angeles to be
stronger th.11 year, if for no other
re.arson than u a team playing
together !or a year and becoming
more ei:perienced.
Bemte Casey came to Los Angeles
trom San hand&co via Atlanta latl
reason and became the leading pass
catcher.
Jack Snow provided another top
receiving threat and Gabriel also was
throwing to his backs as be completed
196 o( his 371 throws for a .528 percen·
tage.
Allen improved the club's punting
and added some reserve strength in
the three for one deal wh.lcb sent
backup quarterback Bill Munson to
Detroit in exchange for P"-t Studstill, a
receiver who ranks as one of the bet·
ter kickers. running bank Tom
Watkins and restf'Ve quarterback MUt
Plwn.
During thit pre-season, Allen uses
Tommy Mason sparingly and 8.ass not
•t all to avoid the injury risk.
Perb&pe m01St underrated ts U1e
Ram otfeml.ve Uot u backa and th•
defensl\'e front wall gets most of the
headlines.
Yet in 1967, the Rams scored 398
points and the offrnsive line deserves
much of the credit.
Joe Carollo, Tom Mack. Ket1 Iman,
Joe Schlbelli and Charlie Cowan com·
bine heft with swift on that front line.
David "Deacon'' Jones held out tor
more pay this year but then rejoi.ned
the club just before the second pre-
season game to round out the front
four which has Merlin Olsen and
Lamar Lundy in addition to Jonet and
Brown.
Tht llnebacldng crew again includes
Myron Pottiol, Tony Gillroy, Maxie
Baugt.an, Jack Pardee and Dou~
Woodlief.
Right now It looks like a tough job
for any rookie to get mucti of 11 show
ttUt MllOD with these Rama ol 1968.
Eight-year fullback Don Perkins, a
great blocker and a small but ex·
plosive runner who hat fumbled but
once in two years, again returns.
He is the seventh on the all-time NFL
rushing charts. The flanker Is impala·
Like Lance Rentie!, 1 jumpin1 jlct
who sped 996 yards with 51 catches
last season -a goodly numbtr on tht
running pass from Reevts.
At end ls the bullet -Bob Hayes -
wh om Landry calls "our gun•
breaker." Hayes J,a,s scored 3i
touchdowns on pass recepllont In hlt
th1ee seasons in the NFL and now ha
former Baltimore great Ray Derr yto
teach him tome moves to 10 aloo1
WJth hil lpeed.
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_b_y _D~oulgaf; -
~'. Wltb tbe Olympic• 1111COmln1. you mlaht HY thb 11 the
iear of the Burro. Mulco la makln1 plana to play hOll to
hundreds of thou1and1 of tourllta thl1 fall, beca ... of the
6Jiinp!o GamOI and deaplle 1arthquak01, but a 1mall aroup
o?' enterprfslna: Mexicans are makln1 thtlr own plans to
~.lV one of the year'• lar&est crowds to the Grand Prix
of Mexico.
~. ·Welcome, touri,.ltJ, if you can plan your stay to include
ihe race on Nov. 3. The Grand Premlo de Mexico is one o!
th&.. woftd'1 mo1t toteresting motor sport eventa. Two years
3go there weri 45,000 fanl lilt the Gran Premlo de Mexico.
Last year, 80,000. Offlclall expect another whopping Jump
in 1968.
One of th• nuons, of course, is that auto radnl cur-
rently own• one of the country's few aenuint national htrot1.
No bulltia:hter or 1occer player Currently occupies the
pG§le1tal where one would find Willie Mays or Johnny Unltas
i~I country,.unle11 it is Pedro Rodria:_uei. Hll name and
fQ are almo~ as , familiar to the sports-loving Mule an
people a. ire the Poster lmiiges of their president.
Popularity of auto racing and the stature of Pedro have
grown toðer, possibly because of the 1ura:lna involvement
o1-111e Mtx!Clll >'dlh tblni• mechllllcal Tht country II
ti"U'J a Land of cut· and try mecbantc1 and a haven for auto·
n\obile enthuaia.U. .
The naUonal 1ymbol l1 1uppooed to be an Nil• clutch·
inJ a 1naloe, but I vole for a parked jalopy, hood ra!Hd and
two pair• ol l•i• hanlina out. :~:.-Bwlne11men who like to capitalize on national trends
~ t~ mort· and mare to the sPort. As a result, a
•1neW breed" of brl&ht youna: men is developing in auto rac·
iil.i, just as It 11 tn other commercial enterprises.
1 have just spent a week with one of those men, fellow
11ame of Rodolio Sanchez Noya. Well dressed, articulate in
his naUve lana:uaa:e, friendly ind wildly en~wiiutJ,c aboiit
his •Port. Sanchez Noya is one of Mel:lco Clty'1 le.id1na: tele·
vision per1onallties.
His weekly ihow on Channel 4 there is· devoted to
auto raclna:.·
Se11nning the Mexle11n Scene
Sanches Noya studied to be 1 lawyer, became one, then
gayfi' Jt ap to 'et involved bl tbe new w•ve of auto racJ.ng
maiila. He 11 one of tbe promoters of tbe Mexican Grand
Prix ud a fountain of lnformatton about lbe 1port In his
country. '
~:· It wu .. little trylns at tlme1, becaUJe my SpanJ1b Is
not what you would 1ei a 'ood srade for la ICbool and his
En&lllb coul1tl of four word• wblch are not related to
each other, bat the meeUn' w11 almo1t ln1ptratiou.L We
-loused • lot. ~;, :mM1 Tbe n1Uon'1 No. 1 fan J1 Ga1tavo Dias Ordaz,
100 of tbe predde~t How'1 that for bav!DI a frtead hi Clly
llalJT
. ., fitM: About every otber week there f1 1 major nee
oi: Euro,peu·if~.rally near fttexlco City. 111ere II ao otber
trp1laUon for "rally" from Spanl1b to En&llab other tban
a fiat-om race on publlc ro1d1.
ITEM1 E1pect more than 100,000 for the GP. It ml&bt
even outdraw the beat day of the Olymplc1.
ITEM: Auto rac1n1·11 carrently•ecarded the No. 5 sport
ift M«ttco, after the bull1, soacer, boJ.J.nf and 1wimmlnc.
NGte that horse racing dida 't ·m&tfl tbe Utt at all and con-
1ta~r that motor raclnc w11n't ranked at all five year1 a,o.
ITEJ\-t: There la a fine group of young 1tar1 emerging
fr0;pi the carrer11 of Medco, and tbey mo1tly lack exper·
iaace, to compete with the be1t drivers here. When they get
experience, watch out
Pedro ls Best K11ow11
or seve
urope.
The oth elude Guillermo Rojas and Juan
illo Pro om have won sports car evenu at
n Valley, Tex., uben Novoa, Ramon Jzaurieta and
' younger brother Herman Solana.
ere'• eveb a "'rood filly in the · ust, Senorita Lupita
ero. Sanchez Noya overlooks Fred Van Beuren IV,
I have to add hlm also.
'Yes, Fred Van Beuren JV, the Mexican driver.· Honest.
Gr1111d Prix Cour•e Best
· ·The be1t lmoWD facUtty 11 the Club RODA road cour1c ln~'l'ttexlco City, where the tra'nd prlx 11 held, but two otber
notable closed cour1es are Los Fuertes ID Puebla and
Abandelo Jn tile Bravo Valley district of Toluca. Kea MU.et,
P!Uo Tarufft, Rltcbie Glnthflr and Ricardo Rodrtcue'Z ha''"
rflCeil at Abudelo. ·
~1Aalde from a few oval tracks, otber "r1clag" eve11t1
are mlnlatare ver1lon1 of tile old l\lexlcan road nee, from tod. to town over pabllc roads, complete w:ltll movha'
cti1Cue1 fonned tiy local fanoer1 wlUa tbelr burro carts. t.J,. .... .P.aebla'1 n« IJ btld la the dty 1treet1:, around a 1roup
ol" 1tat11e1 left over from tile occapaUon by l\.fu1111.Wa11'1
Frucll army.
;{Sucbe1 Noya reporttd that a iroup II 1tadytag tbe ex·
pfllloa of raclaC Ja M11lco to in.dude naa1·Amertca11
ledl.n1, USAC cba.S1plt11btp cart, late model 11ock1 aad
o*ber form• of aatosnoUve eompetltloa. ·
:.,. F .. ure 8'• lmpre11ed Dim
r Jn. rtturn for the interesting brieflnc on Mexican r•cinf,
I 'lfttroductd lianchea Noya to two form• of the sport ho had p~tvlousty only seen on film.
!•"we attended the Wednesday ni1ht "grudc• race1" at •
local dra1 1trtp, Ulen hopped over to a nearby dirt tcack
atfd topped off the eventna: with the Figure as . Sanhez Noya
dubbed thl1 latter exh1b1Uon "La Hora de Comlco," or as
wC''tnow it, '"The Comedy Hour.''
.till fir1t comment about Figure 8 raclna: was "Que
~I" That doesn't trana!lto lllerally, but you mlJhl try "!W.Y ~I " or aomt other equivalent. ,-He tool< bome llve tmprentoiis of the American 1ceno-
tblb "' have little more Uw1 11boule1, car1, trtewq1,
bnuUful llf)I and Iulo flldDI."
··If-llanclln No1• could -· 10VCrnor of ca!lfornla (well. be'• already in show bu1ines1, Jsn't he?) he would
Pwt· our tretw11111t1zn to more productive un than it cur·
nttly el\f0y1.
"~Every once ln ewhlle he would 1hut ofI the traffic so
that stock car racec could be run on them . He 'll' it'• a
11ifi We 1n the Unlted Stl:te1 do not see such an Obvtoutb
beaut1lul race couru lor what it Is.
Yet wt do, Rodolfo. Every mornins at 1even o'clock
and every Dlil>I at ave.
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OA!LY 'll.OT JIJ
Ar~a Jaycee Coaches. ,
,·Have W drk Cut Out
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Or ..... Coast will be lOok·
Ins !or pus deltodorl and a
&ood hallb..:k, 0o141D Wtat
wlU be surchJH for ·ol-
!enalve linemen and Sad·
d!ebock will be lookinr for ~ wllen area Junior
c!olli)I IOtlball p r • o 11 c • atarll la-.Jmoat two ... b.
-AUAhret Oran1e Coast irell"' JC bta8 eoacbe1 will
~clhalr !Me IOllOlll on
Monday. SepL 21 with morn·
mr worto~. ADd the hl~
tlnJI 1tarta lmmtdlattly,
G'olditn West\ coach ~
Sbactlalord sounded Iha
bynote: "We'U 1tart hltllnJ ' rli!lf • ..., -the pla,yv1
are aappoaed to report In
lhapt to play foolball;" f o w a r • u I 1 ; • a d
Pbyalcal1 wJU • be ad•' repla<em•nta for . t b o 1 e
mllllatertd and oquipment 1talw1rta will be foremost
l11utd tilt WMk before '111 on Jiii mind whta the
llrll pra<Uct ltlllona art RuaUer1 111 IOlnf CD the bt!d. 2nd,
The ltrat combative e• Al Oranae eoa.I. Dick
erc!Us will oe<ur altor th• TUcklr -hU dolW!ve lint WMk of drllll. backlltld llmllarb' ravapd
Gdldtn W11t 1crhruna1.. by fl'aduaUon. H• illlo lost
Cerr!toa at Norwall< on lh• oat of the llaut OCC run·
7th, Orans• Coalt bolts nlng backa 1n 1tvtral year1,
Mira Colla and Gro11monl Frank Wtinth.
on the 1amt day and S:ad· Tucker 1ay1 be netds a
dleback -alao on tht 7th -quallly hallback to replace
has 1chtduled a scrum with Wtlrath, now at San Jose
Mt. San Jaclnlc at M111ton Stale, and that nttd may be
Viejo H 11 b Saddleblcl<•1 fuWlltd by llanlon Ricardo ,
home fttld. a opeedller from Coat.
ShackltloN loal every one Miu 11t11h. of hit 11arttns olltndvo
linemen via th• cop and B.Uleheff
Olympic Hopefuls
Oeori• l!ai't1llan bas a
unique prdblem at Sad-
dltbacl<. A brand a e w
1chool, Hartman will be
pre1ented with an al l ~
frt:1hman roster of
acplrants, ' To Undergo Tests
LONG BEACH -Untied
Stain alhlttta oompeltni to
determlnt Olympic t11ma
wll1 u n d e r C o laboratory
tests to detect a n y
vulnerab!Uly to ll!ttlud11
such u th1y'll tiperlence at
7,000.loot lllexlco City.
The ttstl, announced at
Memor!ll Ho!pltal, illlo are
aimed at provldtn1
assW'a.nce members of the
American team will be able
to meet any challenae' on
the use of aUmulantl or de-
termination of 1e1.
other countrle1 have bee.a
challenaed • I p • 1 t ill·
temaUonat meets.
The 1ex te1l$ call for a
study of celll trcm the ia·
dde of th• mouth.
The pre1tnct Of 1lanlfi·
cant numbers of Barr bodies
-a clump of chromaUn at
the nuclear rlm -would
verJfy that the person wa1
geneti~ally feminine.
Or. Thomu No I u ch I ,
chief medical examiner for
Los An11eles County, will
dlrtct te1tl to a11ure that
athlete• do not u s e
atlmuletlng c1ru11.
Obvlou1ly, this Is strictly
a bulldlnr year for Sad·
dlebacli:. Tbe Gauchos will
p 1 a y a non-conference
schedule compesed of small
junior coUe1e1 and four·
year collea:e frosh teams.
GeUett West
Golden W01!'1 coacblng
stall h11 been • 111 h II y
altered. Former defen sive
end coach Dick McVtlgb is now employed In the af.
terilooas by the LA City
School system and Fran
Morone, scoutJng t e a m
director last season, 11 now
Bee coach at Orana:e High.
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RliBEL STANDOUT -Eric Patton, th' South's premier linebacker, stands
ready for anything the North has to offer in the way of offensive power
through the Rebels' line in the upcoming ninth annual North·South All·Star
football ~ame al Orange Coast's LeBard Stadium on Aug. 22. Patton, a prep
All-Amencan from Mater Dei is headed for Notre Dame in the fall.
Dr. E. R. J1nn!n11, direc-
tor of palholo1Y at the
hospital, has been selected
by the American Society or
Cllnlcal Patholo1l1t.1 t o
coordinate te1tl of about 300
athlete•.
The ho1pltal an-
nouncement 1aid tt1t1 wtU
seek to dtitect any cmiers
of sickle cells. Th•M take on
For athletes competing in
trials In the South Lake
Tahoe area, alrntllr Hts of
te1t.a wW be erranged by
Dr. Char lea F. Blumenfeld,
patholotlst for S u t t e r
Memorial Hosplt•l in
5acrameato.
Two ez·RuaUer 1tars wilt
f1U In -Shawn McKinney
wW take ovtr the scouting
duUeo, Duain Cr11%&t wW ad·
vlse tho defensive ends and
another ex·GWC &rldder,
Dl>UI Gephart, will coach
the linebackers.
Cruzat and Gephart were
1tandouts with the ' 6 7
RusUera whlle McKinney
wa1 the school's fl'? 1 t quarterback in 1916. He's
&tttina: out a 71ar •t the
Unveralty of Wuhlnston.
Rebs Hold
Secret
. '·
Practice
The South went Un·
derground Friday evening in
an attk=mpt to gain a
meeeure of privacy i n
preparation !or the ninth an-
nuai North·South All-Star
football game at Orange
Coast's LeBard Stadium on
Thursday.
At the same time. the
'PAILY PILOT learned OX•
elusively of th~ starting of·
!ensJve lineup !or the Rebel
squad .
Mike Tamlya1u or Marina
will lead the double-wing or.
!ense from the quarterback
position and will have Den·
nis Porter oC Orange and
Steve Hill of Santa Ana as
his slot backs.
Santa Ana Valley 's Dave
Buchholz will back
TIDniyasu up at the quarter-
back spot.
Anchoring the South line
will be Eric Patton of Mater
l}el at center with Buards
. Gary McGlnnls of Santa Ana
Valley and Steve Galvan or
Mater Del flanking him.
At offensive tackle it \Viii
be Carl Hernandez or tfater
Dei and Huntington Beach's
Ray Hunt, de spite m.lsslng
tlle la1t ttiree straight pr1c-
Uct1 via the Ou.
Onlr the ends are 1tlll up
In the air, with Huntington's
Bob Wickenham and Bot1a
Grtndt'I Joe Silva fighting
for the rlC)lt end pOsition
whlle Tim Butler of San
Clemente and Rieb Whlte of
Marina vie !or the left spot.
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VOLLEYBALL
TOURNEY
Two da ys , of men 's
doubles vollfy ball action
open& today at Newport
Beach with a ht« dozen
trophies up /or grabs.
Late entrJe1 for the af·
fair are being accepted
and late comers wtll be
worked inlo the
hracltettnr. tourney of·
flclall MJe,
Today'• •••lion on th•
-strtet beacb, are dua to bellln al ,_. with Sun·
day battle due at 10 a.m.
Interested parties c•n
call John Hensen (673·
4103) for furth er in·
formatJon . Slgnup ind the ·
Sl per pel'lon entry fee
will be handled at the 1Ue
o! cometJUon.
Weekend Guide
For TVSports
a 1lckle shape at high
altitudes where oxyaen Is
reduced.
Hemo&lobln cry1tallle1 ln
sickle celll and they become
lnefllclent 1n c:arrylDS ox· ygen to body tiasues.
Dr. JeMing1 1atd tickle
cell:s, which attect penons
of African descent, would
not normally impair 10
athlete at 111 levet.
TOilAY Molone wllh clips, iUesls. Tesla will be Ill••• at the
II a.m. '(l) CL -9:IO p.m. (5) er -CAR I Los Ange!OI Co u DI y •
BASEBALL -Detro It TRACK -Race cUpe .and University of So 11th t r ·n
FREE CLINIC
FOR SOCCER
Gtphart 1ullem a bead
and lower back lajury Ja1t year and medics advlsed
him lc lorget playhlg foot-
ball.
Cruzat went through
spring ball at Idaho State
lut 1prhl(, dropped out and
wlll enroll at UC Santa
Barbara nut 1prJn1, where
hJa brother, Charle1, plays
football.
Tigers at Boston Red Sox. road test.a of '68 Toronado. C&llfornla Medical C.nttr to
Curt Gowdy, , Pee w e e llfONDAY verify that women members Mesa Sends Reese, Sandy.\-Kou f ex 1
' ol the AmericlJI Olympic
Soccer ttctmlq11t will be
dtmonstrated to all in·
tere1ted comer1 today
when member• of the Los
Anaele1 Wolvt1 pro tearn
put on a frff clinic at
Newport Beach's
Mariner• Park, llartlnj
•t noon.
'l'h• cllnlo !1 part of the
youth developmant pro-mlkeside at Fenway Park. &:So p.m. (Z) CL -FOOT· team are I• net l call y
Raincheck: B a I t i m o r e BALL -Ch.ica&o Bears at female. Thr p
Orioles at Minn'. Twins . Jim Green Bay Packera. Women athletes of tome ee rOS Jll'&m.
Simpson, TOfiy Kube c 9 p.m. (18) er -OUT·
'k 'd t 81 In DOORS -' 'H o 1 id 1 y • • mi esi e a oom gton. features lour ~umbers seal· To Cal Open
U;30 p.m. (40) T -I the S la N B h H ,Depor!lvo -'.t);;nporle de ng w s-Alps' Mal· ewport eac StS arred1dor de el Mund o. l terhorn. 0 Coota M111 Golf and
I p.m. (9) CL -GOLF -TUESDAY Country Club will aend a
$2.50,000 \Vestchester Open . 8 p.m. (5) CL _ Bod s f • c contingent ot thrt11 to the
Final holes today and SKATING -Detroit Devil.I y ur ing ontest State Open GoU tournament. lomorrow from Westcruoster at LA T·Birds . Dick we at at Santa Marla Country
CC, Harrison. N. Y. Olympic trackside. Club Aug. 21 through 25.
4:30 p.m. (5) CF -COl\'f. 9 p.m. (40) T A body sw-fing contest from 17 years and under Heading the U1t J1 Ronnie
J\tENTARY -1967 football DEPORTJVO _ (En parte will be held Au1. 24-25 at and seniors . Relf, general manager or
All·Amerlcans , as selected de arrededor de el munOO.) 18th St.. Newport Beach, Gold male f J g u r In 1 the Costa Mesa plant and
by some 500 coaches. 10 p.m. (34) F _ TOROS from B a.m. trophies will be awarded the runnerup In the event in
5 p.m. CZ) CF -COl'tl· -(Special sacado de toroa '"l'h11 11 the fir1t body flr1t six pl1ce1 as well as 1968. He 11 expected t4 be
J\1ENTARY -Ram coach de Spana.) surllnl compeUtlon to be pr1Je1, Smith said today. one of the leadin1 com~
Geo. Allen, ' Gil Stratton WEDNESDAY held In the area," Mike Included In the list will bt petit..-s. talk football. Smith, pre1ldent of the belly boardt, swim trunks. Other1 from Cotta Mesa
5 p.m. (l) CT -WiDE · 8 P-'"· (I) CF -COM· Newport Beach B o d y tran1l1lcr radios, five and maktn1 the trip a r e
'''ORLO -100-mile .. USAC l\I ENT ARY NFL Surfers and director• of the ten doUar lift certi!icate1. atsO<!lalt pro1 Ted Dorius
race for Indy-type cars, J im quarterbacks John Unltas, conte1t 1atd today. 'Conte1tant1 can pick up and John Mahoney .
McKay. Chris Economakl Don Mered ith, Sonny "There will bl judge• appUcaUon1 1t Clarke's Surf Ooriu1 11 a former muJU.
trac kside at : Jhinol1 State Jurge nsen , r--ran Tarkenton selected rrom the mem· Shop, 103 l&th St., Newport ple winner of the San Diego
Fair In Sprlngifetd. discuss thei r styles. bership of the a11ocl1tlon : Beach . County Open and Mahone)"'
9:30 p.m. (34) -81\XEO 8:30 p.m. (5) ct. -the Co11tat Body Surler1: Entrance let 11 S2.50 until ·1s a p11t CIF high 1chool•
- (Aero de Ia &emana , de \VRESTLING -Dick Lane Gilly's Body Surf 1 n W Au1. 20, when It will be $5. 1tar.
Mexico.) at OlympJc matside. A11oclaUon a.nd the Wedge. accordlna: to Smith. Noa• The event will be a 72..hole
SUNDAY 10 p.m. (34) F-BAXEO Awards will be pre1ented will bt admitted a!ter Aug. medal play with a pur1e of
II N (!) CL '-SOCCER , __ 1s_ .. _ .. _d_e_M_•_•_ic..;o'..;) ___ ,_·n_tw..;•;_di_'v_1..;'l..;on..;•..;· _J_unt=or:.:•;_:12. _________ ~m=,000:.:.::· _____ _
-Boston Beacona a t 1
Baltimore Bilys. J a ck
\Vhltaker, Mario Machado
mlkes1de at ~M em o r i a J
Stadli!m .
1,30 p.m. (9) CL -Goll -
*250,IXXI Westche!t.er Open ,
flnal holes fr o m
Westchester CC,. Iiarrison ,
'li'"'m . iil er -tOOT· BALL -Dall11 Cowboys at
LA Rams. GU Stratton, Don
P a u i mik'Mtde et the
Coliseum 18'1 night
z p.m. (13) er -
RKATlNG -Midwe s t
Pioneers vs. Detroit Devils.
3 p.m. (14) F -FUTBOL
-(Lucha de wccor, de
Mexico.)
4 p.m. (5) er -FOOT·
BALL ..,..=· nn. Vols at UCLA B 111. Ke ith
Jacaon · ide at the
Collleum llat 10ar.
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pct.
SI. Louis 78 44 .639
Chlca10 114 58 .525
San Francisco 83 37 .525
Clnchm1U 60 58 .517
Atlanta !2 59 .512
Pitlsl>urlh 57 114 ,471
Philadelphia 55 114 ,4Q
New York 58 61 .4M
Los Angeles :\4 66 .450
Houston 54 68 .4'.1 ,,....,.. ........
C~IMtll 11, C~l<t• l Al!tnll J, 11. Ltult l , nllM
Liii An"1ft f, Plll1burtn 4. nltiM Sin FrtMlko 7, Pl\ll'6wlllll!1 S, n!tflt
t-1o111r.n :a. Nrw Y•rtl 11. II ll'Wll"'I' nit!\! TMIY'l Ol!Mt (!nclnntll It Cl'llcltl
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Htutt9'i If N-\'Ol'll -
GB
14
14
II
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201>
211>
221> :z3
25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pct.
Detroit 77 48 .64l
Baltimore 611 51 .175
Boston 116 116 .1141
ci .. eland ll 116 ,&28
Oak!ond 62 ll8 ,517
Minnesota &7 62 ,479
New York 55 61 .47t
Calllornia 54 61 .446
Chlcaao 49 10 .412
Wuhloston 41 '18 .381 ·-··-°""'' .. ...,... t nltM M'-tttt &, Miii"""• t. 1119111 W~l'lltlll 4, Ctlll9rft11 1, ftllM N ... Y9f11 1, OlillltM l, ftltflt
Clf..-t.fflll t. Cl'l~l~:!.""' """"
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89111mwt et 11\ll!nftflt C'*-1t (""'4111111
o.tr.Tt' '' ... =:::. .. .,E:----.. =!:..":. ...
GB
• 12 ISi>
II
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1111
231>
271>
81
_ _!__p.m. (41) F -COM·
MENTARY !-"Accent On
Aetton." Sport films. !.----------------------------' Orang• Co.'1 Oldul ' lfoal Rupocl<d !.tncoll>lfmt1rv D..U. s p.m. (t) er -FOOT·
RALl. -Pltl.iburlh Sl<!elers
at S. D. Ohar1er1. Bob
Cbandler, Erhll K I r I I
mikeside latt nilht.
5 p.m. (H)· F-TOROS -
(Pettas de toros de Mex·
ico.)
8 p.m. ( tl) CF -COM·
Johnson & Son
900 W. COAST HIGHWAY, NIWl'OllT llACH
642'°911 s.u.1271
... ~
I ''• ..
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A111111t 1114 S111+.111l.tr ''' tht 111111th1
thtt Ylll ,,. !.il!'lliitNlt4 with 111'l1•hy .. ,. .. ,.,1141 cl11rtn11" 1tlt 14'-1rtl1h19,
'1'011 ttt It fr1111 •••ry 4irtttl1111 l'ltW•·
ptptrl, r11U1 1111111 TV, Yttr hi 1114
~''' 1uf lt'1 tlt1 11m1 114 1t1ry.
But Thill Year la
Different At Johnson's
l1c1u11 thl• h th1 ·y••r 1f ,.,, I''''
MOVI. Aff1r flfl1t11 y11r1 it 11t1 ""''
lo1:1tl1n wt wlll Iii• tl'lt•l11t 11111 ..
• 1111911lf11111t "'"' f111Uty 111 Ntrlii1r
l1111l1v1NI In C.1t1 M111.
Nat11r1lly
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''"' wlll w111f t• ft~• 14•1i11t1te •f thi1 lfftUUlll tltu1tl•11,
Today
MENTAllY -Tom, Annt,,_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
• • J 4 DAILY PILOT
Hunting
Outlook
Sparkles
Unless heavy rain or
chilly nights change the
present picture, the 1968
dove hunting season which
opens statewide on Sundiiy
Sept. J should be one of
Soutbern CalUornia's best in
vears, according to rti>Qrts
from the field.
The huntin~ season on
brush, coUontail and plgmy
rabbits also opens Sept. l in
Riverside, San Berntrdino
and Imperial Co u n t i e s •
eastern Kern County and
northern California. The
rabbit seasoo has been open
since J uly 6 in the rest or
";alifornia.
• Sa1urd.1J, AU;U:f,l 17, 1968
There is alw a ys-a temptation on dogleg holes to
11Shave dislafl(e." In many ·instances th" distance·
saved with even a perfect shot tails to ea se tne
chaU enge,of the hole.
In the illu stration we see a typicil e11.amPle of
what I mean. Note that Golfer B, who has cut thfi:
dogleg with his tee .shot, s till finds' h im5elf blocked'
from the flagstick by ·the sand bunker. Golfer 'A,
who has taken the mu ch safer route away from the
trees , has an open shot to the hole.
Obviously the safe way was 'the best way on this
hole; it often is. 8·'1.8 e.e ,H:t HAn...._.,... a...
Los Alamitos Results
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lldr. Plll'M $IOOCI. pWtc• pf tHIClenct II •• lollowt: ADMINISTRATOR WITK-OUl'SON
Go Otr\11.P Go (Dtev1ri 3,60 2.IO 2.olO FllEOERICK R. IROWN, tto0 THE·WllL·ANNEXED Ml 1111 Of'Mll lltMI Nv. lltockct l1r fCotllM) 4.2(1 3M Mtlrou A-, lOI An11!t a, pf 1t1e ESTATE of the Pfffflfll, C.llf#llll, '11'1
Allo\<1 P1rr , !MOrrb) 3.40 ~1lltor~!•.y 'H 1'61 •bov• !limed d!teclent Ttl: 21J..~I· !::: r-:n '!_I~~ B•r, Ettebo, Joe af!d u l'Re'DEllllCK R. IRDWM ~~~~l~~~Nllt IARTOH, H'AflRIS & A~~fw ri.:"..:i~Nll O.llY "llol,
LEGAL NOTICE
Right now the t h r e e •m:m::s:;c:""':z:""::::mz:::;i:•aS!t""•""'amE::::::U general areas with the
greatest populct.lons o f
doves arc the Imperial
Valley, the lower Colorado
River. and the desert coun·
try of southern Inyo and
l'OURfM llACE, 'Ue V1•dl. ! .,t1r
old• tnd • Jn Grldl A Mlnin. Pur1o1 111'DO.
Frl$11:t l'r~ltln (J Robl_,l
U.60 '·00 S.00 Pllleo'1 Chlrrv (llt Ad1!r) 2,IO 1.711
Shir,.,., Tor SPur. Slllt Of C1ntornl1, °',.,,,'""Coo.Inly:, •·-IY: Ol!ORGe ICAllHSICI A1111ulf 16, 17, 23, lNI 101-'t. Ho KJ'lkhta. On J11ty 'H. INf, • mt:, I o .... ATIOltNSY AT lAW,
P11bllc !11 i nd for .. Id Stat., per-llY 4M SOUfN OltVI! ST. 11111 l'lOOR,
NINfH RACI! _ ~ ra!'Cli. 3 rtlJ" IPPNl'H FREDERICK A:. I ROWN kriown l O'J ANOllU, CALU'ORNIA to1U LEGAL NOTICE
eastern Kern Counties. r
Reports show n o r m a 1
populations of m o u r n i n g
doves elsewhere throughout
Southern California. "''ith
local firearms clos ures ~nd
private Jand'i the hunters'
toughest problems.
Following is the area-by-
area report ori present dove
populations in the
Southland:
S A N TA BARBARA
COUNTY -Normal popula·
tion of doves but mostly on
private lands where permis-
sion to bunt i~ required.
Best bet !or the unattached
bunt.er is Cuyama Valley.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
-Dove populations normal
with Antelope Valley and
the Saugus district probably
best for unattached hunters.
Local inquiry should be
m ade regarding firearms
closures around Palmdale
and Lancaster. A I f a 1 fa
f i e l d s and uncul tivated
fields with dove weed (t ur·
key mull en} now hold fair
nwnbers of birds.
SANBERNARDINO
COUNTY -Dove popula·
tion is tow right now in the
Victorville ~ Barstow · Lu·
cerne area and along foot·
slopes of the Sa-i Bernardinu
Mountains.
. Doves are numerous now
around water in the New
York-Providence Mountains
in the eastern part o! the
county, but scarce in the
NeedJes area. Doves are
scattered in grain fields and
othe r privt.'te farm lands on
the coast.al side o! the moun-
tains.
RIVERSIDE COUNTY -
Doves are now plentiful in
tile Sage, Pe r ri s , Wi n·
chester, Mo r e n o and
Lakeview areas but this is
private land. Co a ch e 11 a
Valley's dove populz.tion ~s
only lair at this time.
Hunters sbould check locally
regarding county fireanns
dosures.
INYO AND EASTERN
KERN C O U NTI E S -
Q\l.·ens Valley Crom Bishop
to Lone Pine has ooly a fair
number of doves, but there
are heavy concentrations
around waterholes fro m
Searles Lake Valley near
Trena north through Pana·
mint and Saline Valleys.
East of Olancha. rJ!ong the
Keeler·Dea.th Va lley Road
tl1ere is an unusually heavy
crop or sand peas. If Uley
ripen in time they will al·
tract and hold lots of doves.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY -
T his is one of Cz.lifornia's
top dove counties, but most.
or the birds are on private
lands where permission to
hunt is required. On the
desert side o! the mountains
there shoukl be good public
hunting on federal public
]ands in t:-,e Boulevard and
J.acumba areas.
l~IPERIAL VALLE Y -
This valley now has pro·
bDbly its best population of
doves in the past four year11.
but they are widely scat·
1 lered. TI1e.re are n o w
unusual numbers of whJte·
wings as far north as Niland
and Westmoreland.
An excellent opening Is In
prospect. but beavy rain
eould change the picture
overnight. Best hunting bets
are milo fk!lds that have
bten harvested and the
51-ubble chopped, along wUh
the perimeter of feed k>ts.
COLORADO RIVER
Right now there are ex·
celJent populations of both
wbJte-wln11 and mourning
doves !rom norU1 ol Blyth<
IOUlh tl1mlgl1 Palo Verde
Vlllq and B ar d • Win·
temavm Valley.
An operilJll •hoot .. good u or better tb&n that or last
yu.r I.I espet"ted unless the
aru ii hanl bit by thun ·
der1tornu and winds . The
binll ar• feeding on atubble
fiot.ldl and watering on sand
....., and alooC the rivet
«Iii•·
Del Mar Race Results
Miu TOP l'eco lflestrrtl l.'°
l'.1-11 4/10,
AllO Rtn -Tf'tr Oiti, IC!d, COflnl'''
lltctu·est, R.,.,..1 TltmPO. ft OYll Ho1teJ1, ,_ ..
5cr1ldled -Prim:• Voo Ow, Chlcktr ,, ....
PICll Incl llP lft 1r6Cle A, Pion. P11rM lo 1'111 to b9 the pe"°" W'llo5I narn1 II Tlll 1 (tU) •ZS.S1J1 •OT•C• OP I UllC TRAHSl'ER llfOO 1111bscrlbecl lo lt>e Wllhlft lnslrumflll Ind Altomln t.... AOM1NISTR AT0R
'
. I I 1 1 KknoWled!led he ·-K\lled"" tamf. WIT•·T••·WI' L·AHHIXlt!D ($1(1 •Ul·t1t1 u.c.c.1 Ultl1I Palllo 6.ICI l.IO 5.• (OFFICl .. l SEAll .. l!K AW H•. U·Ut21 Llttlt Obl9 !K1nt1l ,,00 ,,20 JctfPh E O I Publlw.M Orenvt CD11t 01!1r Pllol. Nctlcf ls hlrtbY llYtn to 1111 Crltlllorl
Dvlltt 81r IOY (5..,llh) 3.6G Nolorr PVbl~~tllfornll Auou1t 17. 24, ll 1>\d 51Hllemb!ir 7. Cl M. JEANNIE Gll lESPIE, i li.o -ftCIWfl
Time -701110. ,. I II Diile• In 19'1. l"-2MI ~I MARGARET JE ... N GILLESPIE,
A.li.o •1n -True Cl~ Ffv, C!ndr's O~~r;.c~ COlllllY Trln•foror. who1e bti1lntH 1d<lr~U 11 •II ,,,.,,,.~:.;ICf.1----~~ .-. -· l'll'TN RA_CI!. UO r •rdi. 2 Yllr aids. lll<lllfll, Milden lltoc~il, El G1vllan, MY Commliilon E•Plrti LEG.\L NOTICE E. J)lh SI., Ccsll Mew, Ccllf'1v al
Cltlmlftll. PurH Sltllll. , MIH Trtr 1'''· June 21. ltffl I ------,-,:=,------Or1rt11e. sr111 ol C1lllorn11. '"'' • llullt. FIRST RACI! -' tur\or>cr1. Tll•H
¥tlr okl lllU~. C!11m!nv. Purae '1.200.
Ml,. Ml Fly (M V•len1~ll) t.711 S.!'O J.IO
AD1t1g1 io 1>1e1<el 600 6.70 Commuftist Ou.en (J PtlomlflC) ,,60
TIME -ll~.
ALSO RAH -Miu R!IP". Wltll
Gl•mour, Rah1ow. Gtl8reft0Wn, TOftYl'J
L11, Do l!le Do, Swln Ol,.,,, Im lien ..
~. SCRATCHED -Mellew Ml1t, !ft~
Olt'l>Dr!CI, Vtll!'i' M111, Mrl, MYll_,,
Ad•ITlt Ew,
Sl!CONO RAC~One m!lf'on turt.
J ¥e1r 11k11 1ftd uo. Cl1lml1111. Putll ...... s 1i..,.. Score (E Mrdln1l 11.:rG 3t.to 21.IO
llePUDlltlfl WIY (W H1rmtl•I 12.IO f,00
Pn:iwn IR R1y)
TIME -1.3f.1/!. •••
AlSO Jt:AN -Oon 8ob John, Sferch
Patel!, Tall Ouk1, BNU'S Rtd Tit,
Poect.er'1 Poclltf, Oeeldy Io b ,
Pet\llllno.
SCRATCHED-Old Ba~er
DAil Y OOU&lE. 1-Ml11 HI FIY II t-
l llvtt Score, ,aid tJ.44.IO,
THlllO RACE -6 lurlol'>llt. 3 vear
oil! CtlbreOI. Clalm\n~. Purse S7.~. T!ftV'I Kln'll IV1le~ru1IOl7,6G 4.00 3.00
Ed~n'l B'au (W Har1tC~l J,loO ?.to Blues Count !A Dlt1l J.00
TIME -1.11. ALSO R ... N -Ge!1W1Y Man, Trick·
1"11, Blut le81htr, Mu'h Gtovnd, Otd'i Allb[.
SCRATCHED -Kl1111 Joaquin.
FOU RTH RACE -Ont milt. J retr
1ldl. Cl1lmln~. Pur.e 52,600.
Mr. K1! 81rd (W Htrmtt1l
4.60 l.10 2.VI Arlt111ta1 11.ed (J Arterburn) 6.2C 4,DO
Denis A ~"6Ce (0 Pitre'\ 3.40 TIME -1.37·2/!,
ALSO RAN -Kldcler's ltrc. .,ftdltft
Rui., lt Greftd Chit, v-. l~e. Portr1ll, T. H8rt.
NO SCRATCHES.
M1~or lL GllJl91n) U .OOlii"'mmmmmm mmmm m mmm;";;;;;";";""';;;;;-;;;;;';';"';;';;;;';;' .. ;;;;";';;;;;;;;;;.;,I Publlll'l!ICI Or1nve CD1sl Dellv Piiot. Ju. p.JJllSI 1r1nd1r 1, 1b6YI lo Ill mtdt !Ill TIME -1.10-•1s. ty 21 .... AutUI! 3. 10, 17, 19U 1311).6' Cl!RTlll'ICATE OF 8 U51 Ni:SS BARB ... Jt:A HOFFMAN •• m1rrll'd womtn. ALSO RAN -Mr. Fln1or. Conslile.,.. l'ICT ITIOUI NAME Trtnsferoa, wholt butlftOIS ftddreu 11 ,54
cv Jr .• Dlt9'r Otncrr, El for111I LEGAL NOTICE TM uncleriltntCI don ctrlliY Iller i re Slnti Ana Avt .• NeWl>Orl aeich, CCK1nty
Trla-0-le•, Vel1dor, h!Cll•n ~. R h s J • Goll ( '1----'=-=c~ conductl11<1 1 bu!lnHS 11 70760 lt9!Jtlll ol Or1n111. Slllt al Calllornla. Wlndwr G.m, 80<nlolr Prlncr. anc 0 an oaqurn ourse •I T 71247 (tnYCll Rd ,. L•VUfll lle1cll, C11ilornl1, The pnN>er1v lo be 1•1tu1fered 11 loc1l•d 5CRl'TCHEO -Hu•lev, Kobuk Kln9, SUPERIOR COURT OF TH E l fATE 01' unoer IM fldltlOllS llrm name o1 BAJA ~I 488 E. 17tf> SI,, Suitt J0t In llCl!i. C,
One S!ria, Robert li1ll. Fir fl llttach. CAlll'ORNIA FOR TNE COUHfT 011' ll)GGY BUllDEA:S Ind Iha! seld firm lt c ... 11 Me:11, C011n1'1' of Orentl, Sti le ol
Chltl Ruler. ORANGE comPCm OI lllt 1000 .... 1119 111rsoftt, W~f C1lllornl1.
SIXTH RACE -'lurlonol Two Yttr
olcls. C1tlml119. PU•lt tJ,ODD.
Shlnlnsr B111h ll O~rouuea11l
t.IO '·'° 4 00 1111tle R0'/11 !W H1rt1dll 1,40 :nt
Etle!'IC• or Timt co Pierce) •.OO
TIME -1 .1~3/S,
ALSO RAN -s. s. lelltlar, G~u1r111 Evtn, lonl Aollt, C1111orni. Et,le,
A:Klclfll Gtmblef. Otftllun Run, Noortllltk, H1mm11r1bt, Dynemlc Wtv.
SCRATCHED -W1lefl Ml Ann. HIS· 1J R11ler.
ll!VENTH RACI! -1-1/11 mll~. l Yt~r oldl 1nel Ufl, Clolmlll'll, Purse
U,ODD.
Ml!ftsheel IJ Durooue1u)
··~ B•1r $torv (M V1nezl
cu,1..ero (J Pa'°mlno)
TIME -1.4'·7/!, ALSO AAN -Allenllon lrcl, (OIJntv
AUorneY. "'crclom•. Run~l"ll Word1.
SCRATCHED -Cress Arm.
Golf Special
WMkd1ya Aft•r 2 ,.m.
2 Green Ftt!!
Plus Electric Cart
$10
W Nkand1 Aft1r 2 P.M.
2 GrCt'n Fccs
Pus Electric Cart
$12
NI. A-607" name1 In lull 1nd pllcts ol rullkf>Ct 1r1 SliCI prOPf!rfY 11 ducrlbfd !ft ,,,...,., NOTICE 0 11' Ht:AfllNO OP Plt!flTIOH II lollowl: I I: All •lkll In lradt. fl•lllrn . _1 ..
l'OR PROeATI! 01' Wil l AND ll'OR lefllrd lu Bel(, Jr, _, •M 9tM win .t lt\lol Y1rC11<1t1
ll!TT•RI 0 I' ADMIHllfRATION 2616 Ollftlt Wir bllsl~H II-ft It l'AllRIC CEHTEllt.
WlfN TME WllL AHHl!Xlt!D John llrvce Alber Ind loctl«I 11 "' E. 17111 St .. SUllt :JOI Etltl• vi RIJ8Y R. RICHAAOI, 2'111 ~t W•r ' in 11109. C, C<.-111 Mttl. CO!Onlr of 0 ,...
Dta1Hd. Aote• l~ft SI!'"°' •noe, S11te ol C1llfom!1, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'Thi! 113' lombe!'Clr·l t nt, The llllll fT•115fer wilt be -mmttr4
DANA F. RICHARDS Incl JERREL T. Oiled Al/fl/II!$ lt61 on Cf' 1tler Ille Mlh dl J ol A1111111t, 1Hf,
RICHARDS lwt1 llled ...,rein I "'1f10fl tor L-nl l~ llali. Jr, t i llAV ESCROW CO .• INC., 1"1 H1rbol' Prolllle (1/ Wiii 1llCI fOI" luu.no:t crl Lei· Jolin llruct Alber lllvCI., Cosll ~H. CourilY of Ortl\O ..
tert of Admlnlslra!lan wllh lhe wllt 11'-R~r l.oren Sllroe S11!1 crt C1llfornl•.
nexecl to Ille Ptlllr-r, relt"11Ct lo 51111 ol Cillfrorftlt , Ort,.e counlv: So fir 11 kll<IWn 111 1111 Tr1,.,fer"f, •ft whldl 11 mltCM for 11.tr'lher P1rtlc111lrs. tftd On Allllllll 15, lHI, belote ,,.., 1 Notiry bu$ln1$S ntmn tncl tclelreuet usH bJ
11111 Ille tlme Ind Plt<t crl IM!arl1111 1111 Public ln aftd for wld Slate, P<'rMnallY Tr1n1t1ror IOI' !he lhrff re1 .. 1~11 M •I,
Wipe 1111 Ileen Ill' tor Se1>!emb!ir '· l";.'; •-•red Lenard lff lltlL J• .• John It dltlertnl from lllt lboVll', •rt . ...-. ff t'30 •.m,, In !ht court,_,, ol ~1 · Bruce Alber aftd Roirer LC<"en $!\11e known D1trd; "'llllUll 1~. !NI
ll'ltrll No. 1 ol .. 111 CQllrt, ti IOI North to mt fro lie lllt per$0nl whose ~tmn iri IARBARA. HOFFMAN
l road\War, In Ille'. CllY of Silftt• Ani, subscribed to lhe will\lft lnir.ument 1'111 Trftnlfertt
Ctllfomla. lt knowledgt'CI 1,,., executeCI tht wme. Pul)lls~ Or111t1 CC>fll Ol llJ Piiot, OATEO: .t.u.ust H, lfffi (OF~l(IAL SEAll August 11, 1'61 l4ll-61
W. E. ST JOHN, Ednt E. Rl!'rflClds
Coonf'fli'"•'•'o ''''" Noltrv Publlc-C111rornl• WAllACE, ••ow PrlnC!Ptl Ol!lce In m Oner Ori••· sun• 2t Orente County ll!CURITY TITLI! IHSUltANCS H1wt0rt llMc~, C11tflflll1 My Ccmml'51on EX1>lrn COMPANY
LEGAL NOTICE
Ttlr ""'1217 Ftb. 15. 1fn NOTICI! OF f RUSTEE'S SALE Etc;HTH RACE -6 furlongs, 3 Y"-fr PUllll!.heCI Ortn!Ht (Ofll OallJ Piiot, Pub!l$hed Orll'>llt Cct1! o.11r Pilot, T.S. HI ..... ,
old1 anel UP llllle• Ind m1r1•. A1111ust 17, 1'. ~'· 1'61 l4Jl·6& Au~1111 11, ;4, 31 1ftd SHl!ember 7, On Sec>ltmber 11, lffl it 11:00 •'clock
A.llod nceo. Pllrlt SS.000. LEGAL NOTICE 1'61 UU-61 A.M. •I Ille front olllct enll"llnct lo
Mv Lenl (W H11rmat1l 1.olO 3.60 3.)Q -----'°"'""" SEC U II I TV TITLE tNS\JllANCE P•!nc"1 Pel (W M11\o<M¥l 3,60 l .10 l'llt·lH\lt LEGAL NOTICE COMPANY, 125 Norlll BrotdWIJ In !hi Splnnl.,g ... rou"ll (0 Pluct) J,1(1 HOTtCE TO (lll!OlfORS CllY ol S•nli Ar>1. Stitt of Cl!llomlt, ~~g -~·~/!. ccn1ectlonate, CANTINA OP'N DAILY SUPERIOR cou:J111~iA !:: NOTIClt! TO CREDITORS s E cu R 1 TY TITLE INSURANCE
Laguna RO'lele, Sllv1r1lcle1, lul Del .. 5~;~1.cg~Nc.:;101' ORANOI I U .. 1.RJOR COURT OF THI! COMPANY, I cc"""•llDl'I, I I Trull~ ...m STATE 01' CAlll'ORNI• FOii!. uncler lhe OttCI of Tru1! ··~111111 br 54~o SCRll.TCHES. Erl•lt ol JAC~·a ~ESMAN, ..... t-THI COUH"fY OF ORAH!;'E SHERMAN R. WHITMORE, • rn1rr\ed
11 JACOB TEf ER TESMAN, Dtu111d. Ml. A....stl men rteordtll Al>rfl U, 1915, II document
HINfK RACI! -Abolll 711> ""~' NOTICE IS HEREIV OIV(N to 111t Esltl• of JOSEPH llU$H, 1150 knowft 1H no. 117>1 In bool! 7olll, ..... J1' of Of· °" turt. l rNr old1. Allowt ncn. Purse Pleose f'hotie For Startin9 Time creditors of IM •bov• fllmeel dtcldtnl JQSEPK I USH. M.D., Dtce1se<1 flcl1I A:ecord1 In ""' office d "" tit .. 1.4,000. ll'llll 911 pe-llt vlllll clllms "'l""l the illoTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN lo tllt cordt r ol Or1nvt COllnlY, C1llfornl1, Irr
Our llueldY IW H1rm1tl\,.MI •.oo .i.oo 833 1253 wld dtct<ltnl i rt tt<MO!..a 1o tilt lhem, tr«lltort of ftle ello\<t -"" dMNe-nl l'Html ol dtlault In 111t Nl'meftt or 1>er-N1c1..,11n"'"'°° Pllrctl 14.20 7,NI • wllh !ht nKIHI,.,. wudler"I lft tM office !Ml t ll HrMIM lllVlllt cl9 lrn1 1911MI IM Iormina OI lbl!Ntlorll NClll'ld lllt.-.bY
Full DI TrOllb'!I. CD H11I) 4.60 ol"" tltrt of tti. •""'"..,titled COlll'I, or talCI c1ec..ien1 ,,. •-®lrecl lo llll tl\el'n, l1KluCll1111 the ll~Kl'I or def1ult, notlu of
TIME -l.2t..JIJ. R h S J • G If Co 10 Ol'f'Se'fll 1111m. w1111 ""' nec1n1ry wllll ll>e llKtlHO' ~n. 111 1t>e olllu wt.Id! wu •ecordecl Allrll n, lffl, •• Fll'TK llACE _ 6 turloMs. nr.o Yt~r ALSO RAN _ c11e1ce s.on, comos~. anc O a n o•qu1n O urs • \'OIKMrs, 10 !ht undertlt ntCI el tt>e o111a "'1111clti11p1N 111o\<e ,,itltltd c011rl, or Oocvmenl no. 1St'2 In 116ok 1511 .....
Oki m.1hlen collt Incl 'lltkll.,gs. Purw He>ntvbet llKkY, W1rm Colo,., HU! ol Mr Al1ornt¥ CherlH J. K1tr. 1'2 South to prewnt "*"• wllll IM necesw,.,. ~~ ol ••kt Ol!lclel Recordi, will ffll •1
SJ,ODD. sn1111, Her• c-T""1bie, CDll• Dell 18021 Culver Rd., Irvine R•nch, N•w port Bea ch Hltl Street, lOI ..,..,.\et, c.111orn11, wMCfl vOlldltrt, to lhe unc1ers1vnee1 11 Ille office 1111bllc 1ue1lon tor c1111, wlrhoul w•r·
Mtrl!MIOlll (W H1m111tl Sol, ls tllf place 111 lllJ'll~ of lhe llflcleral911ed al hli Atlorntn Chi,.,.,., Clnoenier, b~ r1nlr 11 lo !!tie, 60IH•d0fl, or ll<KU,,.....
11.00 7.40 '·DO SCRATCHED -w 111110 L , 1 , '4 M ile' Sout h o f S a nt• An• Freewa y in 111 menert 11ert1lnlrw to p,. 11!•1t ., Erntit J. kNt Jr,, 11111 Dover Drive, !!ranees, Ille lnterat (Drlvereel to n ld ii'i'·i"ii'i'i~i.i'i-iii"i'~"i' ~"~"ii"'ii'i'i"i'i'i'i'i"imi .• ~l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiluid dKecleftl, wll~ln 1111 rnonllls •lie r !lw Sulit :!Cl, P.O. 8(111 1116. New1111rt Be•dl, Tnnrte br w ld O!<:CI (1/ Trvst lft Pre<>-___ first 11t1bllcllion ol lhi1 no Uct. Cilllomli t7"1, Whlc~ Is ll>e Pltce o1 er1v 1ltu1red In lilt Cllw ol NtWPOrl
Dtted JuJY 11, 1"' builntu of lht-und1rslontCI In au maltlrs lle1ch, COllft1v ol 0f"tn1e, Sttle of
Cancl~o (J Gibbons)
Offw ...
Aug. 21, '68
/jj!fj(;[f/j(b /jj/J[j] .......... Ml Sqllrnt
COit , P11£COOl.-$trltcll Pncttt r1~
tlt1 tw l1s11Dt Colllll -PREMIER HD • CDMllUSlll-llaYJ Da1J
' ' UO. PRICE $U9.95 a DAYS ONLYI
Why Wait? CHARGE IT/
ALL AR IC AIR UNITS COOL AIR IN CAR, SHUT OUT PARCHING HEAT AND BROILING
HUMIDITY, REMOVE DUST AND POI.LEN, AND REDUCE OUTSIDE SOUND IRRITATIO~.
ALL UNITS REDUCED! BUY TODAY AND SAVE!
THINLINE·
AUTO AIR CONDITIONER
IUTURIS:
• flDllT..Qrlllt lilt Cllt fin ..... ;1111
F~IR .
• CASl-$btfJ Sii~ ......... -· ~· • coa.~4 ""
11.IG. PRICI $209.95
3 PATS1 ONLYI
s:189 95
CUSTOM DEWIE 11.IO. PllCI $119.95
AU!~Rf~IR CONDITIONER •1311·~ 1
3
5oAn9oNLSS
, CDNDINSH-llmy DllJ _,.
• SWITC~t1s1lt-V1rilb11 C111trol
• FRDNT-lfiP Impact c~ ..... Pladio
OTHER UNITS AS LOW AS ........... $139 . .....,,....... ..
IUW PARK
5885 Uncnln Ave.
at Yah y View
82 .. 5800
e WESTllllSTER
15440 l eac:h llvd.
at McFadclen • ·
H2·20ll
e SAllTA ANA
1400 Edl119«
at Bristol
546-7132
-------------
e COSTA MESI
2200 Harbar llvd.
at WlllOfl
548·2DIZ
M•,.,. Ttsm1n i>el'lt ln!M lo tht u t1!e of talCI decedent, C1lllcml•, dr.;crlbrd IS Exec11trl11 ol tM Wiii of wllhlft 1111 monm1 1Utr lht firs! publl~ lott 7, I lftd t of Tract Ne. lMJ. a•
lhe tbowt 111mtCI Mcrdtnt !loft ct 11111 flCllct. 9howfl on I rTlltD lh1rP recorded l't CHAAlES J. KATL DllllCI Aut111t l 7, lHt booll: 11)4, ~oe 41, MIKt li.fttoul Mt-
7•t s.wtll Hrn SlrMI. Tille IMur1nce 1ftd •l!Cordl ol tald OttMe CounlY L.n Anetln, C1 MfwRla l ruil Comp1,,., ror Ille Pu"'ost d N Yln1 obll11tlon1
Ttl 1110 •11""47'4 11~ R. E. w enm.n 1tt:urfd llV itlCI Ottd ol Tr111I.
Alto,....., t.r EX9Clrlrll! Alllstlnl Trust Officer D.,rd AIH>llll u . If ..
• •-• o C ' O 11 >I'""' SE CUR ITV f lTll!' Pu .. 111 .. ~ r•nsr• Ofl I ., "'" Execuhlr of "'' Wiii ol INSURANCE COMPAN'f A1111u1t 3, 10, 17, 24, 1ffl 1341·6' lf\e abovP. nu'led Oecl!dPnl Bv J 1 Ar.dtncm LEGAL NOTICE D\J ltVl!A. CAlltl'INTER AND llARfll liS AnlSt1ni Vkt Pre1ldenl -----~~=~-----1ay ERNl!ST J. ICHAO, JR,, P<lbllshed NeWl>Ort H&rbor Ntws Pr'''• I AR flJ "1 O.nr 0 '1Yt, N~POrl Btl(h, C1lllornfa "'1111ust 17, '~•
NOTICE TO CRl!OITORS SMllt 211, ll. 1'6t U34-", SUPERIOR COURT OF THI! I'. 0 . 1111 17N.
STATE 01' CAllPOllNIA l'OR ., flltw"l'I ltach, C1Uftnllt t:tHl
THE COUNf Y 01' ORANGE Tt l: C110 '°'l'""
NI, A-4HlS Art.r'lltYI .., E•eo:wt.r
Es!tle of ROLLIE I . MYERS, tlio Pvbllllltd Or1.,ge CC>fll OallY Pllcl. ~nown es R. B. MYERS. Oece11rd. Augusl l, ID, 11, 24, 1\161 1351Hf
NOf1C~ IS HEREBV GIVEN lo IM
Cl'l!d!ton of lllt •boYe named d~nl LEGAL NOTICE
11181 1!t1>e<"S61'11 ll1vlnt cl1lm' a'111 lnst 111t1--------------H ld 111<-..1 ire rl!<IUlred to Ille tlllm, SUPI RIOll COURT 0 1' fHE
with Ille"""""' YOucher5, In Ille olOce STATI OF CAllFORH1A FOii!.
ol tl>e cllr'I: (1/ Ille Ibo..., enlllled COllrl, or fH8 COUNTY 01' OlllANOE
to P<eHnl llltm wllh IM llKllll'V C111 Nu"'Hr u n n
LEGAL NOTICE
P•U2tl
1•111 rn CERTIFICATE 01' COA,OllATION
FOii! fltANSACTtOH 01' 8UllNESS
UNOEll l'ICTITIOUS HAMlt!
THE UNOERSIGNEO CORPORATION
dou lltr1bV c•rllfy 11111 !I 11 concludll'IO •
bllslness loclted II fs-11 Gt rCll!fl Gn:ivl
lloull\<1rd, Garden GrO'/f, C1tttorn11,
unGer Ille lldltlou1 firm ntrnt: ol AAMCO VOl!Chers, lo IM undtnlgMCI 11 lllt OlflctS SUMMONS
ol his. 1ttor'"'v1, Vlnne<ltl. LaftC f .. ARMON JAllREL HARA:ISON Pl•lnl•ll TRANSMISSIONS I ncl 11111 tald l!tm f&
Glenn. 125 Wal "F" Street. Onltrl6, .... ELD• MAE MATHEWS ND corr\60lrd of Ille lollowlM '°"°'''Ion· C1Hloml1. which i i 1111 pllt(I ol llUllMH o6NAL0 E. MATHEWS, ~eftdllnls... wllolf PrlndPtt 1ltct of bullMn .. •I
ol ftle 11nder1l111ed lft tll m11ter1 P"r· PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF tollows ltlnl"'i lo Ille nltlt ol H id Cltet'dtnl, CALIFORN IA lo lilt 111oy, nlmrd TEDFORD l!NfEAPRISES, wllllln 1lx m<>nlll• 1rter tM llril 111.1bllc1· Dl#ndanti· ts-11 G1rden Grove B011i<lv1rd, G•r·
!Ion OI this notice You arf tiffebV directed It flll • wr11· den Gl"O'l'e, Ctlll°"'I' t:t'41. 01leCI A1111u1I 15, ,,.., left PlelOlnt In rflPOfllt lo rl'I• com1>llinl WITNESS 111 ll1nd1 lhll 15111 dl Y 11 J""
Rlcll•rCI J. Mver1 of lf\e 1bo~ ftlmrd P111ntlfl with lhe tr, lffl,
E•ecutor of Ille Will "'"''-o1 lllt •bovt entitled court fft ,~ (Coroor•tt Seel) ol the 1bov1 ntme-11 ~t(tdtnl Abovf enlltled i cllon brOtJthl ltllMI YOU TEDFORO ENTERPRISES
VINNEDGE, U.HCI. & l;l ENN, In Slid court, wllhln TEN diys illllr !Pit! Rltmond W. Telltord, Prtsldtnl
Allort1tYI ,Iii l1w 1ervkt °" you ot this s~. if lfrved Pa~llne G. Tldlcrd, Slcrtl1rr
TU Wn t "F" Strttl, wlthlft lht tboVll' nlmeCI coun!Y, or W!lhln STATE OF CAllFOR"4tA,
Onl•t11, C•Ufornlt THIRTY dtn 11 ... -el-1\e<e. COUNTY o~ ORANGE. II. TEL: 1710 tll-U U You ert flertby flC!Ulfll tllll unlns YOU On lhlt Ulh ell¥ of Jutr, A.O. lt",
Attor11.,r1 lt1r l!~Kwler so 1111 1 wrlll•n resPOl'IJIYt plt•dlng, w ld belcr1 me, t No!trY PuCllc In •ftd !Of
Pvblllhe-11 O••l'>llt Ca..tol D•llv Piie!, p!1lnflll wlll le~t (~dgmenl for 1ny moneJ uolO Cou!'l!r Incl Stele, Peri.on1llv IP•
AIJ'llUll 17, 14, JI end Stpltmbtr 7, or dtmlv~1 dttnancled ift l~t complt lnl 111 Plt•e-11 A•rmond W. Tflllcrd •ncl P1vlln1
lf.. 14)1-6& er!slrvg uPOn <Dl'llrtcl, or wltl •P1>fv le !Pit! G. Tecllord ~-n lo mt !O b!i the Pr•1I•
LEGAL NOTICE court fOf enY other r1llO!'f Gemtnded In the denl •"II Secrttt•y, "IPKl!wely, ol tht complflnl. corPOr•llon lhtl t•!>t11ted llir wllhln I,,. ----,•"•"•""''~TO CllEDlfORI Vou ""r lffll Ille adv1C1 ef eft 1ttorfttY 1tr11m1nl on beh1lr of tllf! corPOr1llon SUPERIOR COUll1' 01' THI STATE OI' Oii l flY mlltff COlllllCI .. wl!h I~ <onl• thertl" named, llld ICkftCIWifocl~f<I lo m11
CAlll'OllNtA PlllRI II' ttlll IMm-1. Suell '"°""" "''' lll'Cll corperellon IXICUl..S ''"' 11mt. FOii fHE COUNTY OF OIANOI! lllOUld lot COlllUllM within lt1t Ii"" 11"'11 (OFFICIAL SEAL) Ne ,1i SHI! 1111..i IR 1~11 •um-• tw llllfttl 1 wrltt." lrnn AWmHJ E•I•~ (1/ JAN.es" RUPE MC GEE pllldtnt tt 1111 C9mPlllRI. NOi• ..... Publlc.Ctll!ornl• DettaHd. ' Dated Juty 11, 1'61 PrJftclo1t Olllct In -
NOTICE IS HEREIV GIVEN 10 ttw CS..tU Or1ftle Collntv cr«llt6r1 of Ille above ntmtd cttc:t<!tftt W, E, ST JOHN, Cierti: My Cornmlulo!'I EXPlfll
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IY WALTER E. IURKE No"""'111N 11, ltff :~ ~s:t•,~•v:::i,f::am~ a:r~ns,:,.: 0-.fv Cler-WllllS, 8UTlER & ICHf lPl Y
will! !ht nectowrv """"'~"' lft th• itt!ce l;ERALO I. Y,t.Jr.\ • ., Al<~•tf I'. Ell_,, AlllnltY
• --<lertr. _, lllt bo tilled ' 1m H11iv-IM., IMlh Ul lull• lttl, •IS ""'"" Fltwlr "· to ";'reHnl "fntm 1 w~~h tftllll ~~~ H1l ......... C•l ...... 11, HIH LM Allffln. Ct ltltrtlfl •11
Vl>U'Cl>ers. lo IM U~flltl'>tel •• "" olllct Ttl: 0 111 4'1·1111 Publlllltd Of"• .... e C'.6111 OtllY Piiot, of hl1 Altornevt VOPO~tln. 1!1111M, H1rrl1 A""""" ,_ PlllR!I" A"'"'' I), 14. 31 aftd S"'t.mlllt 1,
•ftd CllHster, 606 South Olive Slrfl!I. 11111 Jlll:J..OC i..-1'3-'t
Flcior. LOI Angtlll, Cllllornle toOU wll!Cfl Publllllrd °'1ftte Coos! DtllY Piie!. J.,..
11 ""' 1>t.oc1 ot bontnH1 ot ,,.., """""'-"" "--"-'~,,,•~;;;~c';'';·-'~'·~'~";;;;'"';;;;;--':...,::..:: 1 __ _:LE=~G:AL=:_:N:O::_:Tl::_:CE::: __ _ In 111 mtllen PNlll!l!"f to !M ..,111t o!
ullf e1taC1ent, w11t1tn 11x "'o"lhs 1!ttr 111e LEGAL NOTICE P--ll NJ
t;nt Public&llon ol lhl1 l'IOllcr ClAflFICAfl! 01' COIPORATIOM
D1ted: Junt !O. It.II P·H•o JllOR TRANU.CTIOH 01' IUl•N•ss
JEllRY V, MC GEE C•llTll'ICATI! 0 1' 8USI NESI, UHOE R l'ICTITIOUI fllAMI
E•eculor l'ICTlf 10 UI NAME TkE \JNOERSIGNED CORPORATIOM
Of 1t'te Es1•~ o! llle The unclent1neo CIC cmt1v "'" i re llOll lltre!IJ ctrtlly mat It 11 cond\ICllllll
Above "•""" Mctllfonl conducll"' 1 bll1!ntH 11 46(11 F1lrlltkl l ft eledronlo mtnU!ldurlnt flllslne11
Vott••n. ''"'°"' K1rrls 1!111 Ct llltltt Drlw, C0!"011t dtl Mar. C•lllo<nl1, ul\Cltr loc.1f'l!d II 10ll lt•rmond W1r, A111htlr!>.
"6 Slulll Olln Sl.-..t 1111 lldll10111 tlrtn flll'lll of INNKEEPERS Cllllorn!1, 11ne1er Ille lld!llellll firm ... me 1tt~ l'ltlr UNllMITEO tftd 11111 llld llr"' h corn-ol YORI( HOUSE Incl 11\91 Ille n-f/f
l11 Allftln. C1llfw111• fMll POHCI (1/ lilt lollowlnf Hrson1. '""'°'I .. 10 cor11or11!or. •nd 111 prlnc;lptl 1>~ of
Tit: OU! n s.sn1 ftlm&1 in full 1ne1 11!1cltl of tHfclenai art b!llln•n 11 11 tollowl.:
AlfwMV .... l11Kulff 11 l'oliowt: MERCIER AOAMS lllCf RON1CS.
Pufltltl\ttl Orl "ll CC>fsl Dtlly P!lol, WllU1m l . P1tll'I, Jr,, .iSOO CtmPul INC,,
A.utlllf 11, 2•, 31 I nd $.tpi.r>!l!er I, 0,lve, Ntwl>Orl Bt•th, (alll. 1073 RIYmond Wi y, Al'll~!Ph Ci llo
!HA II?..... Mtr~ T, Giits. Jr .. 1~1 Wll1hlrt tornl1. LEGAL NOTICE llvd .. LOI A"'8tn. Ctl!I. WITHES$ lh ll•nd 1111• 12111 •• ., cf Alen H. KfflllO", 4601 Ftltfiekl DtlVll', A1111111t, lffl. --~,"o"•"•C'i~ T6 (il.OlfORS Coront di!! Mtr, C111fornl1 MERCIEll AOAMI
SUPEltlOR COURT 0 1' THI Gre. l•..,ler, 1610 Wllthlrt loli~Ytrd, flECTAONICS, INC:.
STATI: 01' CAllF~l;Nl,li l'Ollt l.M Antelt1. C.ntort1ll Jllflll W, Adllftt, Pl'ftldml
THE COUN"fY 01' ORANOI l"" R•nlck, lUt l t lorn. Ro.tel, STATE 01' c ... Lll'O.-NIA l
Ml. A....... P•l...t.rfll. Ctlltor~lt COUNTY OF LOI ANOELlt!S I u
E1l11t o1 lUCllLE IC. EVAW!i. Decffl· Oth'CI Jufv 1!, ,... ON THIS l)th dn el A11tU11 • .-.,o. '""
ed. Wll111m l . "e""lni, Jr, bt'lor• .,..., !ht ""'""ltnfd, • Nol•rv
NOTICE IS HElllE8Y GIVEN hi ""' Mli11 T. G1111. Jr, Pllb!lc In •ftd for ..... C-1\1 Ind sr1••-
c...clllor1 of 1111 1bov1 111-CIK-nl A..., H, ICtnllOfl r111dl"1 lhtrtlft, dul'Y cemmlnltMCI Incl
ltltl 111 llf'rMftl lllwlllt ct.I"'' Mtlnit ll>t J. Gr-.. l1wlor ,_..., Hl'-llY -..-n Jelln w. ~Id dtc:-..t '" rt<tlllrtcl to 111• 111..,.. Lud AMldl Adi,.,., ·-,_ "" flt lit 1111 11rwtklttlf with '11t llf<ftst,.,. "°""'*"• !ft tht o!fltt ITATf OF CAlt~ORNll,, o1 lht ~ltltl'I flllll t~ ""
ol lht cltftl ol tht IW.... flllllltel court,« l O! ANGELES COUNTY: wllhl!'I lrt1I"""'"' 11111 btllllf tf flll <...-
.. ..,...... lhtm, wllll "" lllCllH,.,. Oii Jul'J It. lHI, ""'°'' ""· I t+a11,.,. -·"'" 11111'41t~ MIMOll. INI ldt-*"" -'""' lo lllt "'"""'.-'1 lllt Ol"IC.: Pllllllc lft Ind for tald Slltt, PtftOflll,., t'CI flt 1111 lhtt Midi C.'"'•llen -utMI ol her AllOrM!'fl. W1llect, ••-Ind •-red Wtlll9171 l . Ptttlr1. Jr ......... T. "" -·
Crtln. ~ °""'' Dtlw, SUWt :It, Hl-1 Glltt. Jr .. Aleft H. Ktfllaon. Gr" l.twlor IN WITNIU WH!RIOI", I t1rtt
had!. C11lfornl1 ftWO, wllldl II IM lllai Ind lull llt'lldr; '-f9 nil! lo be 1111 htrtlnlfro Ml """ lltnd t nd 1fltrH "'"'ol· ol Wtlftftl flf lllt unOtrthnwd ln 111 IMf. -wtiow ...-trt •ubK•!bld flt fl<Jtl ... I ""' • .., lflll ,,...,. Ill tllll
,..._ Mrltlflll'lll fro IM """' el .. io *'" fM wltlllft lflltrvmfm Ind .U.-llcltM ~rttllutt ftr.I """'9 wrlttM. dll'll, wlfllln 1l• -1111 l'lter !ht llrtt ""1' txlCl!tlel lht Mmt. 10,l"ICIAl Sl!All
Pll'blkl!IOll ol !hit f'letke. (Olfldll Ifft! D...i.t A. Wtblt
0."" Awutl 2, 1""° C.rt. Ralltfh Hll•rr Plllllk-Clllfronllt I.rm V, E•-Nol•rv Pull~c. C111torn11 Prlnc.iNI Off!Ct lft
E .. •Cuttt Oil !ht Wiii Ind l'fl11C.l1>~I Ofllc• I~ lft """'" c_,., COlfl(lfl of !ht 1bow lO\ A ...... lfol County Mv C1n1mlullllll EQol,..,
ftlmt'CI cltc«ltnl M• Conlmlnlon EKtl"1 Ociober •• 1tn l . O•NI CltAIN NoY. 14, 1'71 MU.OC
WALUCI!, IROWN I CU.IN O,!riTIS, fAl80T, DANllL A, Wii i •, Al'ft,
W Oe'ltr Or1Vt, Sllllt 2t MORAIS a MIRRfll llltll .. ClllWTI .. a llllltnt
H--9 ltltll, Cl...,,,.I ,,... UO Wlklll" 11¥11., Jwilt 111 11111 ...... Mlftl(• l•lfYeN
010 ~n l• Allftllt. C.IP,, ,lil't1ri11n L.tt """'"' C.iltll'Wlt Mir A...,_l ,_r l •9C.tw T l "M Plll'llllflood Or1111t CMll 0111'1' Ptlot,
P11bll111fod Or•-Cot•f t11r1J Pllol, Pl!lln~ Or'"'' CN1t o,n, Pllflt, Ju· avtwl 11, 24. " ,,,. 1e111M111fr '· Alllutl S. 10, U. 24' UM l:i.t-41 IJ 11 1/111 l.11tw11 ), ID. 11, lt6& 1:1Ct.,,.. 1.... """"
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!i:iturday, A119ust 17, 1968 DAILY PILOT JS
Meetings on the .01•onge Coast
MONDAY Or&llN Countt 5kl C:lub. ..... (""' (Mii Hi.itwev. HIWl!Wt lffdl. I •.M. lll:e1twr111t. 2a\ ,,1 .. 01 "" COiia ~ 1\lt OPofM. NtwllOl'I lltdt. • ~ Ctllhftt (lull tJI Hwlt\llllofl )IS6 VII a.rta. Ntwll0!1 8-dl, 1~1111 Wftffllliwltr bNn1 CMr, IC.N'1 l..... lilMW. -. • 11,M.
eaKh. l"•rll 111111 lll:acrwtleoll 1w. .. ll'ttl '""· 11.""urant, w~. tt...,. '-!•Ill V111n Klw11i. C-... l"r.,. H•rtlor Dwnoc:nllc Club. 1n • NtWP«t
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•·~~ k'Yllftth Step l"Cllll'ldillon. HtMl!Mlofl cob'. 111Jl IMdl tfWI,. HWlll,.llln ltvod., CWi11 ~ I 1,111. _,,.. Ott"* &"91, I -._,, T_,. (#fir, Gaf'fle• A-bdwlllfl Ctuel ef ~ MwW", a.act1. Ulll .,_ ~ twrW .._...,. CMmllif tf
10 1.111. lfllll Miii\ &trwt, HullllntlOll &llCll.... I ' ·1 "'lrt l11tMTant. ~ Dr ..... t-.t CMll!I CM!o .... V..... ~ Wtllft MorM 1,.... 319$
NfW"°" Hertliw Slftlcr' Clfl-. (..._ ~ ' .fl, noon ~=~t!i~~J:l:..:r:... H-.t •tvd .. N.-ort ... di, 4:>0
5'rllor Cit~ ClullflluH, Uth llf .. I TMU_lt$0t.Y ~::il'lllR~klbfl:..:::.• ::"'°"'~ hid\ IM. tl\lllllNNll lleCI\. I;~ :t:'..t1111M a.ct\ Nortfl LIOnt C~
1nd lrvln. AvtrMM, Nt-1 a.di, H1rtior-Ui.. T111tf!N1!1t'• Cll/t', Ontr1 l lvd., to.ta Ml .. , lt:lO II.flt. p.rn. ,,........111'11 '-"" CIVb, l•nt
C•ft tlrla, F1Vllon llllnd, N1-r1 NtWf'WI H1rllor Klw•nl• Club, VIII& 1..•UOlllC lodt1, IOOF Ha 11, Graf'llnl, liulltlllQ!oft hldl. 1 11.111.
10 a.m. kach, 7 1.m. M1rl111. IOU ll•r•IO. OrtYf, NtwWI W.t$1mliuttr ""'(tfllll 11 0 11 Y t , U,$, N•Y•I Sil Cld1! C-DU tar-Unlled Fvnd E•tcullvt lloel'd. COf1I lrMkf•it ()pttm1,1 Club ot Coit• Mni. llttcll, IJ:10 o.m. W111mlnaltr, J;)O p.rn. r&llC& JlOld, S.nl• M 1. 1 1.m. SAfUltDAY
. llUNTINGroN VALLEY
MORTUARY
01nlCd and operaled by
DILDAY BROTHERS
II.tel re1!1ur1nt, 26'1S H1rbtr llvi!.. Coral II.Hf ltesttur1nt, ff.fj H1rbol' (or-dtl Mir Excll1neit (tr.lb. \'\Ill COiii lrMll GrMel A1•1Cl1ll l111 , l'lll:IDAY •
""' -:i~·~...,~-~·~"'~~~.,...~~·G1:•1jf.•·~·~,~~~·~ .... ~·~·""~~··~"';';"~"~1•;··~"~·;c.;~;~;_~ ...... ~~~~·~"~M~""'~";•~·;.,;·~·"";;;M;_~""'~""~'"';'.:: ..... ~'..:":"':"::'~':':'~·_!"'~"':""'::~·:~:'-~·:~:::··L:"""':::~'""::l' ~~~:§~§§:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::::::;::;:~ Coill ' • t1111rd !If Jlunou, NlwPOrf Harbor· dtl Mir, 12 MOn ~. 7:1111 11,111. ihll'•loft ... Cfl IM. H11t1lllWIOl'I tff<PI. ltll:IOI lay c1ui., Newaort .felCll. 1::111 Newport Harbor Artl Y'• ""'"'I Club, CO.ti Mtw, 8•1boi llv Cklb, lt21 W. ~aort·lrvlnl ltollrt' Clutl, D1nl1r• HfWllOfl Harbor Elkl Clutl, Elks lockllo 12110 1.m.' •.m. " Odl1'1, 212 E. 11th StrMI, Colli MtM.
17911 BEACH BLVD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
(714) 842-7771
1 p.m.
EICl"llfW kOVtt. B•bgQ ILIKtnftla
En>lonf' 1"1111 1M. .,.._. 1.191>
Ironic.. 3501 H•rtlof t1Yd .. C.0.11 ,,,,...
l :IS p,M.
DeMOllJ, Of-1 Co.111 Cll111t1!', Mltol'llC Tlmllll 1S11t &!., 11111 St.
Andrl'ft f'llft, N"'"'1 9llcll,, J!•
P·"'· ~Mola't't Hllftlil'lfloft Ind! Clllpllr, Mlll!lllC T-11, 1'M Litt A_,
Huntlntkln laKl'lo 7:)0 11.m.
Costa Mn. HermonY l.odM ti.. !t,
Odd Falto... H•tt. ~ ~ ltvod.,
Ca.II Mell. I ~.m.,
TUUDAY
Cotl• Mew iElldla-Club, Cor11 ltfff
rnt1ur1nt, ff4 H•rtlot eiw .. C..11 -·-NeWl'Ort Hirt.qr AcllYe ~ Clull. VII~ Inn. Uf-Mlrll)I, .. lbol ll\Mld,
~roM O.t Mir kiw.ni. Club. \'1111 s~n. UM IE. ~ Hlstrwtv. c--
dtl ~r. n :10 p.m. Hurillnvtoll llffcll llol1ry Club, N«ltl,
Faur W!ndt rnt111J1nt, 16421 BolH
Chica ltotd, Hunl1110ton tlNd'lo U;U
~·~illlO.tlift ti-'! Klw&nll Club, H~
tln11ton llMch Cou1'try Club, nt 17111 st .. Hu11t1nvto11 tlHdl, 12:15 a.m,
NtwPPrt M1rbllr Oatlml1t Club, \'1111
M1rl>111. 10.U t11nldol OtlYI, NtWPOrl
l!Md\o 12:15 P·"'· cwt• Mlilt Kl••nl• Club, C1N1!1t,
1tnt1urant, 1470 NtwPOrt l!W., COiia
,.,,,..., 12:1S a.m.
llol•l'Y Club of CO.II Mtt..No!'lll. COlll Mau Golf P!ld Country Club, 17'1
Golt CDU'111 Drtw. CO.II MIN. 11:10
e~r&M of World War I, & Nl'lll Mesi
81rl'Mb 12olt, AnMr1cift L"lan Hall,
565 W. 11111 htMt, Cot.II Meta, ' p.m ..
~·-llolll'Y CM> of H_.t l111:1cMi, ll'Yl,,.
CG111! Country Club, 1600 E. Cont
Hl9hWIY, C-0.1 Mir, •:• p.m.
COlll Ml ... NtWP«'I Hartlor Llor\I
Club, ~ Vt«N COllntry Club. Colla
Mete, •:)II P.M. 81ftlol lllY LI-Club, V!lll Ml•l>111,
104.S Ian~ Drlvt, NWPOrf a.di. 1
:e:;· '"'" TC1101tm11t1" Club, 101 ll•l'Ctl Houtt. 1• Pacific CG111t Hl9hw1y, 1 a.m.
Huntlngtv!I hKll f:lk1 loclM, E*I
Lodsl•• IG4 OCMn Aw.. Hun!ln11'on lleKh, 1::KI 11.m.
SoclelY for fM PAMtvlllClft lfld
Encou•"-nt ef 11/'tler 51'11» Qu1rNI Sln11lft8 In NMrlel, N._I H1rbor
Cllaotw, Collet-I Park School, 23'0 Notre Oeme, Co.I• Meta, 1;'5 o.m.
Odd F1lhJWI l odlll No. 113. Odd
Fello¥n Ttmolt, 226 M•ln $1., Hunt-
tl1111toon lltld\, I 11.m. l .O.O.M. M-No. IUI 4lJ IE. 1711'1
St!ftt, COJll Mnt, l:lS 11.m. Lone 8ffdl..-Or111M CaunlY Clleattr ot
the C..lllomll Soet.IY of Certified
Publlc Accounttnh. Jolly lt-f Inn. •19 w. Kthlll1, Anaheim, 71:KI a .m.
81lbol $kl Club, NtwPOrltr Inn,
NeWllOl'f IMd'I. I -.m.
WIDNllDAY
eo.11 ,..,.... or1n91 cont U-Club.
Odll'I 211 ~. 17111 &!., Costa Miu. 1
:·i:. l"l&IM Te.t1Mll1Nn C 111 b ,
Hvwlnl Jollnlofta. Harbor llolllev1nl.
C01'9 Mela, 7 1.111. Cott. Mela ()ptlfnld Club, Cot.It Mt11
Golf and County Clllb, 17'1 Golf Count o, ...... COit• Mn.I, -H\11'111,.bl lledl hd'la... Club. She<'•'-IMdl I""" Hvnlf1111'on IMd'I.
::'1m1111"1' Oollmld Club. IC1!!1'1
Tablt lll:nt1vrM1t, WnfmlMIWI'. _, Co.hi M911 lll:llt•!'Y Clllb. M9ll \'1rft Count'/' Club, Co.I• Me11, _.,
Fount1ln V•lllY Exchlftlll Club. 1"r1,.. coli', 11151 8llCh 81\'d., Hunll119ton
lead'!, 11;U 11.111. A•roowlrOtllc TG111tm11ter1. v 111 I
M1rln1, 11145 •1vslO. Ori..,., NtWPOri
8t1d1, •;JO P.m.
(IYll .tJr l"tlrol Sclllldrtin No. 73, 11731
Acad1 SlrMI, COlll Mn., 1 p,m,
M•tonlc:: Sllfarl111 Loo:tir. No. 711.
~i.or.lc Temple, lsth Strttl 11 St.
AndrlWI Pllc1, H-rt ll11C11, 1 11·"'· W•lmlMlw l!'xclll,.. Club. Ml'l"IMY Inn, l«Ml Inell IMI .. w .. 1m1nti.., 1
~=ill'ltt.\ ... di Mitlln1C lodM, ~IOl'llC Hall, 70S lakl A~ Hun-
tt .... foon la1cll, 7iJO p.m.
C1111!1 Miii Junior Cflafnbw r1' Cam-
mll'ct, ~·• Verde C-try Club. (05!1 MHI, I P.m.
Cotti Mtll· E1911 Atrle, 75' W. 1ftll Strttl, Cotti Ma.I, I a.m.
S<1111rw 1tlntr1 S<1u1r1 01nc1 Club, T~Oll Hall, FI r 1 I 1Mlllod111
Chul'dl. m w. lrftl ,.., (Oltl MHI, • P.m.
Ora"" tlllfltv Am1teur All,_lcal
Aun.. knll•ee l'lth Sd'lool. G1nl111
Grow. 7;:KI p,m.
13 Given
UC Honors
Thirteen students from
the Orange Cout area have
been named to the honors
list at the University of
California, Berkeley, for the
lipring semester.
Those attaining at least a
"B" .average are Cort W.
Kloke of Corona del Mar:
Ronald L. Howard, Andrew
B. Smith, Heidi Veneman ,
Jolaine Munck and Wendy
Spear of Co1ta Mesa; Brian
W. Beuley and Cherie Lee
Erickson o t Huntington
a .. cb; Alan O. Baltuth of
Loguna Beach; ond Robert
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The . Church and the Bill
Religious Liberty • • •
By J. EUGENE WHITE
In Liberty l\1agazlne
llave the American people had the
guaranties of personal liberties pro-
vided for in the Bili' of Rights during
all the history of this Republic?
Did our forefathers, maiy of whom
Oed the Old \Vorld to find Uberty in the
Nev.'. immedi.ately establish a i;Overn-
mc.nt separating church and st.ate and
guaranteeing religious libet1y?
If )'OU answered Yes to either of
these questions, you are wrong!
Conlri1'V to the belief of many, the
American· people l\ave not alw-ays had
their personal liberties guaranteed.
They were provided several years
after this nation was formed , i 'Tld H
took almost fifty years more before
these guaranties had real meaning all
over the country. •
Before yJu read further why don 't
you take tlle religious liberty quiz in
the box~ Check your Dnswers with
!hose provided to see il y<iu should
continue reading.
1 SEE YOU'RE 1>ack! \\'hich pro-
bably means you n1isscd one or more
of the questions. Welcome! You have
l<>ts <>f company.
The Bill of Rights (ratified Dec. 15.
1791) won acceptance only after years
of struggle and intercreedal strife of
one religious group pitted against
ano!•her, and, in some instances, or
religk>us persons pitted against their
religious leaders.
The Bill of Rights gives us our se-
cond most valuable possession -
religious liberty. freedom to preach
the gospel, which is second in im·
portance only to the gospel itself. This
freedom, which we ha,·e enjoyed for In years, was purchased at great
price. yet it was handed to us without
elfcrt on our part. Here's ho\v ii hap·
pencd:
J ust after the Revolutionary \Var
\he States of the new Union were
bound loosely by the Articles or
Confederation. The Articles, however,
gave the central government no real
Power. Congress could make la\.\'s, but
it had no way to enforce them. So in
May, 1787, the Constttuti<inal Con·
vention assembled in Philadelphia,
with the several States represented by
delegt-tes. By September Of that year
a proJ)06ed new Constitution was
. presented to the States ror approval.
The Constitution. as It wa s
presented, !aced severe opposition
from several sources. Many were
particularly disturbed because it did
not specify the individu&J. rights and
liberties with which t.tie new govern·
ment could not interfere. Some,
particularly the Baptists of that day,
had insisted that these rights be in-
cluded in the Constitution.
JAJ\lES f\tADISON and ot hers who
favored adopting the Constitution pro·
mised a number of mnendments set-
ting forth these right.s. In March, 1789,
the Constitution became effective.
·ratified by eleven of the thirteen
Stiates with the understanding that
amendments g u a r a n t e e i n g the
personal liberties of the people would
be-added as soon as the new govern·
ment went into operi-tion.
The u n de r s t and in g about 't
amendments with guaranties o r
personal liberties, especially religious
liberty. had been between James
f\1adison and a Virginia Baptist
preacher named John Leland. The
two were political rivals for a short
while. The preacher really had no
political ambitions, but the proposed
Constitution had been framed without
what he and a host of others con-
sidered sufficient guaranties o (
religious liberty. I-le decided to seek
election to the ratifying convention in
Virginia to oppose the omission of this
important guaranty.
Unlike John Leland. James Madison
had definite political ambilions. He
~-----011r ~Inn In Snn f'rnnclsco ------·
E1is. Pulver
Now Spying
For the CG?
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO Every
telescope and field glass in Coast
Guard hdqs. (ninth floor of the Ap·
praisers Bldg.) was in use last
week, checking the brunette taking
a sun bath atop Le Bo e u f
restaurant on nearby \Yashington.
A\\'RIGHT. you guys, \vho stole
the gin from Canon David Potts' Ji.
quor cabinet in Grace Cathedral
ltouse? Is nothing sacred ?
CE RT1\IN BOOKIES arc no\v
\\'ilting to take some a ction on a
11•ager that LBJ is renominated by
acclamation at the Demo con-
vention -but it'll cost you three
bucks to ge t one of theirs ... And
certain pimps (or maybe they
aren't) i n North Beach are taking
the ou tlanders for a bundle. \Vhen
the mark hands over the pregirl
cash. the arranger hmmms "You
could be a cop. I gotta go over by
the light to see if these bills are
111arked'' -and away he runs .
tickety-split.
:'ii.\I, DANO. who plays the lead in
"Scuba Duba,'' was hit by a car
\1·h\Je crosstng that street anti
wound up in Emergency llosp.,
\vhere he was gi ven tea. sym1>ath y
a nd a citation fo r j<iywa l.king.
"\\1hat if I'd been killed?" com-
plained Sal, staring at the ticket.
"TI1en you'd have been okay," grin·
ned an a ttendant.
f\11 XE 0 BAG : f oreign Cor·
respondent \Vm. H. Stoneman in a
report from Paris: ''The most op·
t imlsti c American ofCicials and
observer' found it diHi cu\t to see a
single chink in the Communist posi·
lion ." Very colorful. Stoneman. but
that kind or writing wUl get you ;i
Mickey In Chinato"'n ... An Olym .
pie Clubber took a N c g r u
schoolteacher lo Lakeside Country
Club the other day, for a swim and
steam, and the reactions Wl'rl'
fascinating: sonle members lost
~heir cool (they've never teen a
Negro before?) but oth<'rs wer<'
warm and friendly. "For a black
man," Wt.)'! the teacher, "It was
moit enlightening. J may go back 118.tn ....
PBJL DARIUS went behind the
~ at rhe: Brat.&ktllar F'ri. to
prepare h1' own tavonle drb\k:
greud.int, Amer Picon -and cognac
O\.'t!I' ahlved Jct. ''J bate hairy !Cf'."
SAL MILLAN, new 1en. mgr of
\
the San Mateo Co. Fair. launching
into a pep talk to his staff. mosUy-
female: "I'm going t-0 have each of
you in my office individually so we
can get closer together . ., (Tit~
t<'rS'). Sal, red-faced: ''That is to
say, l mean I can only handle you
one at a time." (girlish laughter).
'
10h, the HELL wiU1 it , ters get to
\\-::Ork!"
GO-GO JOE ALIOTO has a wick-
ed big-city kind or humor. \Vhen he
was drawing up a committee for
charter revision. he shO\\'ed the list
of names to one of his brain·
trusters, \\'ho hmmed : "llmmm, I
think you have too many Je\\•ish
names on this list." "I <lon 't care
about that," snapped the Mayor,
Replied the adviser: "I know YOU
don'I, but some people \\'iU" ..•
Later that day. Alioto phoned the
braintruster: "Afte r thinking it
over, maybe you're right. I added a
distinguished Chinese to the list."
"Fine.0 said the aide. "v.•hal's his
name?" .. , "Jue." chuckled the
Mayor. "1'-1<'rrill Jue."
IN ONE EAR : U even hall the.
hair·raising stories I he~r about
Uni on Squa.e la te at ni ght are true,
that is no"'' the hcUcs (and most)
.~ordid ) spo In !own. Circle the
Square , nlen.
\\11LT TllE STILT Chamberlain.
t h e' m i I I i o n a i re b a sket·
b;a.11('1:.. checked inlo the 111\ton , gol
his purple Bentl<'y convertible out
of storage, ioomed up to Clear
Lake for a spot of water skllng. put
the Bentley ba(k Jn the garage and
Oew lo L.A. to look for a houlie. No
tra.Jfsportatlcn problem. L.A. is
\\11ere he keeps hls Mascrati (he
makeJ me feel so tacky\.
TONY BENNE1i switchf"d from
the ?liyako J-lotel to th@ f"airmont
\\'hen the J apat1ese dts.k. clerk
refused to gf\."C him credit never
having heard of Tony Bennett OR
bis S F.·based heart.
Bill of Rights Qui.:-
• • Played a Big Role •
YES NO
D D I. Hav1 th• pow1 r1 of d vil govtrnment tn Amerlc1 •v•r
bffn used to coerce citiz•ns 1lth•r ta profeu or to d•
nounc1 • particular religious b.ll•f?
D [J 2. Hai • citiien ever bffn j•tled because of hi1 religious
bellofs?
D D -{· Have laws required holders of any public office to be
m•mbers of• p•rticul•r church? . ,
D D 4. Hav1 law• r~uirtd membership In a particular church
befor• tht voling privilege In civil m•tt•ra was ex·
londod? .
D D 5. Have we ever had a law restricting residents of a com·
monwealth lo thoJe who wtre members of a particular
church? '
0 D ,, Haa it ever been lll•gal for a preach1r to deliver a ser.
mon unle11 h1 waa a minister of the favored chur.ch?~
was a stmesman and earnestly
desired to serve his State and h.is
('()untry . He met with his opponent in
an oak grove in Orange County,
Virginia. and persuaded the preacher
to drop out oC the race and throw his
s upport to the statesman, with the
pro1nise to present the sought-for
amendments as soon as the new
Constitution was safely adopted. Mr.
Leland drafted a li st of guaranties he
believed the ConstiUJtion should in-
clude -in substance, lhe Bill of
Rights.
James Madison was elected to the
Vlrginia Constitutional Convention by
a margin or ten votes. After voting for
the ra.tjfication of the new Constitu·
lion, he went on to the Congress of the
new federal government and kept his
promise to lead in tbe struggle to
secure the guaranties sought by J ohn
Leland and others.
THE HISTOR IC OAK u.nder which
the two men met still slc:inds. The spot
now is called the Leland-Madison Park
and has monuments to both men. The
inscription on the Leland ~1onument
reads;
"John Leland: Courageous leader of
the Baptist Doctrine, ardent advocz.(e
of the principles of democracy, vin·
dicator of separation of chuft"h and
state. Near this spot in 1768 Elde·r
John Leland and James Madi.son , the
FDther ol the :\merican Constitution,
held a significant interview which
resulted in the adoption of the
Constitution by Virginia. The n
Madison, a member of Coogress £rom
Orange. presented the First Amend·
ment to the Constitution guaranteeing
religious libe.rty, free speech, and a
free press. This satisfied Leland and
his B»ptist followers."
THERE YOU HAVE IT, the story of
the Bill of Ri ghts. It sounds easy. But
this great prize was the result of far
more than a mere legislative pro·
cedure. It wa.s the result of struggle
and sacrifice and often bloodshed for
more than a hundred years. Church
estDblishments persisted in nine of tl1e
thirteen colonies at the time cf the
Revolution. and they were not given
u1> without a struggle. Even with the
adoption of the Bill of Rights almost
another halI a ceotury passed (from
179lj when 1lle Bill of Rlglila was air
proved, to· 1833, when Massachusetts
Cirudly gave up its Official church)
before the final disestabUstunent of
American eli'urches was rt!alized.
These guaianties were not the
demaods of restle&S trpublemakers or
~a.lcontenls .• The constituUonal pro-
v1 s1ons for personal liberties were
sought by men wti.o had lived through
Ume11 of persecution, bloodshed, im-
prisonment, banishment, burnings at
the stake, and other means of
punishing violators of oppressive tax
laws and or forcing conformity upon
the "lree" consciences of m~n.
Their de,mands were made because
the passage of time had not erased bit·
ler memories or public floggings of
religious dissenters. They could not
forget that the pen~ty for being a
Quaker in Massachusetts a few years
earlier had been the loss or one or both
ears and a hole bored througb the
tongue with a red·hot poker.
TJIESE f\tEN· remembered prison
terms and the confiscation of property
to pay the fine for attending w<irship
services not permited by law, They
knew of tlenry Dunster, the first
pr!1ident of llarvard University, who
was ousted from hls post because of a
sermon in \Vbich he declared that
there were no scriptllral grounds for
infant baptism. They knew that it had
not been long since the only pulpit
available to some of God's messengers
were the wfndows of jail cells. Some of
them even had seen the ugly scars on
the wrists of John \Yeatherford from
the Chesterfield Jail or James Ireland
from the Culpeper Jail -scars which
\\'ere the result of guards hacking at
their arms with heavy swords as these
nien gestured through the bars of their
V-a-r-o-o-m: a Safety Word
Tiger's Loose in 'Drive Safe' Warnings
S-0mewhere during the course of
the past generation the belief U1at
"80 per cent of all auto accidents are
the fault of the driver" beame estab-
lished in the conventional wisdom ot
the traffic safely field.
Repeatedly the institutions that
have encouraged this belief have been
challenged to produce acceptable evi-
dence that it is so. Just as repeatedly
the challenge has been ignored.
Although the use of alcohOI by driv·
ers ls known to be the chief fa ctor in
the initiation of fatal crashes, this
constant emphasis on the culpability
-0{ drivers probably has the e!fect of
lessening anxiety about the driving
task.
If acc\dents are tbe. fault ot driv·
ers. then the individual has some con·
trol over his future. It is also possi ble
to speculate that this focus of atten-
tion on the responsibility o( those who
purchase and operate motor vehicles
has had the further utility of distract-
ing attention from the responsibilities
of those who ntanufacture and sell
them.
TllF. TRAFFIC SAf-~ETY legislation
of 1966 adopted a different perSJlec·
live, and recently tren1endo11s atten-
tion has been paid to the rault or the
vehicles themselves. not so n1urh in
initiating crashes, but In determinin~
the injw·ies that do occur in the ac·
cident process.
Yet this too can be a distorting per·
speCti\•e if it draws attention away
from Ole driver altogether, for it can
hardly be doubted that personal char-
acteristics affect driving behavior and
that for some portion o( the driving
population this a determining factor.
The concept of "fauJt.'' however,
may be of less value here than that
of "intent" or "objective.'' in the
sense that. for many persons some of
lhe tlme and for some persons mosl of
the ti.me , driving is a form of aggres·
sion.
IT IS A SOC IALl...V approved, or ~t
lea$l provided. outlet for vlol~nl be·
hovior. Some years ago. the Britlsh
novtUst L. P. llartley envisioned a
future wocld ln which pubUc automo·
bile accidents wen: staged much as
the ancient Romans once held glad-
Jatorial games.
Certainly automobile manfucturers,
egpeclaUy ln tbelr advertising direct·
tel to young consumcrJ, have un·
abashedly a.ssociated their products
wtth various fonns or violent or ag·
areulve bt.havior' and cootlnue to do ••• The contra.st be-tween the formal
"safe driving " advice that the manu·
facturt:rs make avaiJable to thl! pub-
Hc and the mcssagt of some of their
From a report of tlie Department of
fleallh, Education and \Velfare's ad·
visory committee on traffic safety.
Reprinted from Trial magazine.
advertising suggests that this is in·
deed conscious and deliberate e<im·
pany policy.
Thus, a driving pamphlet issued by
General Motors declares:
Next to a loud and ge11erous!y usect
l!o r11 , the favorite woy for in/anti.le
motori.~ts to sou1ut off is with a noisy
exhaust .••• As one way of ratin y
·your own driving abili ty, check how
quieUy you drive. The fewer u·nnec·
tssary noises uou 11w.ke, the sounder
your driving.
But a teenage automobile advertise·
ment for a model manufactured by
the same company has quite a differ·
ent message:
Ther e's a Tiger loose in t.he
streets. The moan (of tllc engine)
11ets drownc4 out i1~ its tur11 by a
boominQ e:i:haw:t -note that someone
ough t to bottle a11d seal as pure es·
sc11ce of car.
A Ford sare • driving pubLication
states:
We urge you to culti11atr. a safely
state of mind. lt Is a matter of devel·
oping Lite skills of driving and lhink·
ing safety -of tur11inu your thouglits
to positive cction. Make safety you r
perscr11ol business every time 11ou
drive.
But a Ford advertisement directed
to the young consumer says some-
thing quite dilferent:
So 1tow we have a ntw kind of
car: A brute -but a very smooth
brute. A 97·lb. girl ca11 herd tltis
seven litre (et1gi11e) a11d never know
it has 345 horses a1ld 462 lbs. feet -Of
torque -unless she gets mad a1•d
stan1ps her foot, then slie'lt know.
A Chrysler safe • driving pamphlet
declares:
Proper driviiig attitudes and hab-
its, i11ch1ding adhering to r.lte rid.es of
tli,e road a11.d driving with courtesy
alld consideratian for othtrs, are
ei:ery driver's responsibility.
But a Chrysler advertisement says
something different:
Bring on ,tlLe !tfustangs, \Vildcats,
lnipalas ••. We'll. even squash o few
spiders w l1ile tve're at it. Dodge has
n1ade it a little harder to survive fn
tlie osplialt jungle. They jU3t uncaoed
tJ1e Coronet.
It is not the Committee's purpose to
suggest that advertisements of this
sort lead to reckless and irresponsible
driving behavior. There does nol air
pear to be any evidence, one way or
another. any more than there is evi-
dence that violence on television leads
to violence in real life.
Hell's Angel Philosophy
,\nybody who has ever seen the
Angels on a run will agree that rural
Californians ace likely to reject the
spectacle as qot right for their v.•ay
of living. It is a human too on wheel:s.
An outlaw whose normal, day-to-day
apPtarance is enough to disrupt traf.
fi e "'ill appear on a run v.·ith his
beard dyed green or bright red, his
eyes hidden behind orange goggles.
and a brass ring in hiJ nose.
Others wew capts and Apache
headbands, or ovcrslie .sunglasses nnd
peaked Prussi~n helm<'IS. Earrlngs.
Jron c.rosses are virtually part of the
uniform -like ttie grease.caked
Levis , the sleeveless vefilta and all
ttose fine t~rt.t-oos: "Mother;• "Dolly,"
··~lither," "Jack the Ri p per ,''
swastikas. dagR:era. skulls. "LSD."
"Love," "Rapev' and the Inevitable
lltll's: AngC'ls instgnta.
Many wear other, more esoteric
decorations -symbol&, numbers. let-
ter and cryptl( mottos -but ft.w of
the&C' had aoy public meaning until the
out\C\\'S began talking to reporters.
Among the Cir$t to be rxposcd "'as the
numeral "13'' (indicating a marijuana
smoker).
Others, U_ke the patc:h saying
"DFf'L'' (Dope Forever, F orever
Loaded) and the Playboy Rabbit
(mocking birth control) were exposed
by True magaiil'le, Which Ql10 ex-
plained the varicolored pil<it.s' wings.
California has laws a galMt "outrag·
Ing the public decency." but for tSon1e
reason they are rarely applied to thti
J{ell's Allgf!I S. whose very existence is
a mockery ol. an public decency.
"\Vhen you walk into a place \\"here
people can set you, you want to look
u repulsive and repugnant as pagsi-
blti," 5'id one. "We are compl<'te
social outcasts· -outsiden against
society. And that's the way we we;nt to
be. Anything good, we laugh at. We're
bastards to the world and they·re
batta.rd.s to us .• ,
"I don"t really i;:are I! people think
we're bad." said another . "I think U1is
Is what really keeps u.s going. We fight
soclety and 11oclety !lghls us. It doesn 't
botlicr me."
-From "llt'll's Ange ls"
fly Uuntcr S. Thompson
"palaces" "·hile preaching.
Those who tirelessly worked for a
BUI of Rigl\ts '!\'anted none of these
things for their children and their
children's children. They wanted liber~
ty, religious as well as political, and
they were willing to sacrifice for it.
They knew, in fact, that politi'cal liber·
ty was impossible without religious
liberty. They were convinced Ulat
\vithout separation or church and state
the churches would be corrupt and the
government would be -Oppressive.
TUE BILL OF RIGHTS is tested
every year, and often the tests are
severe. Some powerful church
orga.nlzations with a history of state
patronage and protection in other
cowrtries are demanding government
support in this country. Some church
groups which in the past have ex·
pressed great concern for religious
Liberty through separatJon o{ church
and state now are moving iD the direc·
tion of church-state cooperation .. The
very meaning of the first article of the
Bill of Rights (First Amendment) is
under fire on the cOntention that it
does not require complete separation
but prohibits on.ly favoritism.
Never since the Bill of Rights wal
attached to the Constitution has it
been so vital for liberty-loving persons
to act in defense of their freedoms.
Freedom is more than a right, it is a
responsibility. Separation Of church
and state is more than a shibboleth to
be defended; it is a heritage to be
gratefully nurtured.
IT f\1EANS we must esswne the
respOnsibility for the work of our
churches and schools not just with
words but with our pocketbooks as
well,
It means we must insist upon
relig1mls liberty for others with as
much zeal and conviction as we insist
upon it for ourselves.
It means we f'{lust constantly remind
ourselves and our lawmakers that the
Bill of Ri ghts i!i attached to the
Const.itution to furnish the government
a legal process of not only protecting
individuals and groups from one
another but als-0 as a safeguard of
persons against even the action of., the
government itseU.
It means that freedoni of spee& is
best guarded by speaking out in a
responsible manner.
It means that freedom or worship is
safest when men exercise their ~ight
to worship.
It means that i.ndividual rights arc
most secure when those rights are us·
ed with discretion and without abuse.
Freedom is a daTigerous thing. But
the dangers of freedom are fewer than
those of tyranny.
A11s1Cer• to Qui..-
I. Y~. CUltt l!I were lorefll IO prolf'SI !ht lt•le •~lltlon in Vlrt!""• (Ant llt•nl when ill 1111 tt>e cOOCt
OI Sir Thomas Ollt W•I pub!IY.~cl. n •e•d In P&t1·
"Tllere I• oiot one mon r.or WMnln 1n t.Ms colony:
now presrt1t, nor tiert•l1er, but 1h&JI vive •n •<-
count ot hll or theor lai!h •ncl rr!ltlo11, end reo11r
11n!o tne Minister ..• lo rrcelv1 therein 1 lll<IOl•r me~•ur• ot k110WlfdQt , • ,"
An •tt PllHG In M111aChU:M!t11 COlonY 1 .. ''" wa1 !Qr 11\t PU'""'' o t lorcJnt Btollst• ID re11ounc1
llieir lllrh' "l"xpo:rh!nce hi s pl..,!lfullv I nd 011111
l>"OV'll INf since lt'lt fl'll rbi!lfl cil Anotieorlll5 (r••
tlePllttl"I) lrlf'y N Yt be1n ••• 1h• lnlKIO" ot oer-som I" !111 m1!n ll'l&l!er1 OI relit ion, Tilt troubltr1 ~f ch!;rches In l h Pieces ""11re !he't' have bttn.
Tht1 Pl1ve Plelcl 11\e bepllzlng of lnllnls unl&wlul
, •• •nd lh• 1&w1u1""11 of •nr ..,.,111r1111 makl'111 1ru.oectlOI! In to &111 Dn!ICPI OI 11'e fi•ll l1Dle lllrll n~" ol Ille Tm Comm1ndmenl1, which dell sOl•ll"
woth m•n" Teilllonlhio lo GOO>." This, 1ccordin1 I• Gow.rnor Wlnlhl'OJt, resurted 111 111 orl!otr IOr tienilllo
ment.
1. Ye•. nw-rous 1111111. Ont af lhe most t1mau1
Ca!.O.s ot th!J 11&ture !oak nl•te an Julv 20.. 16•1. """'"
• l>hyslclan, 01>.1dlan Holmes, and •~ Baatlll
11r1.c;ner1, Jolln Clark .. (Who obta!nt'd !hi! RhO<le
blal\ll Chari.tr frvm K.!l!t Chtrlt1 II) a<'d JD1'111
Crandn!I, were '"''""' In the mlddtt or a WOrlflllJ W•l(t in a P•IYllt clli1rt1'1 hOl'N'. Or. Hcln"'l('I whO
relusN lo NY his line al JO 1>et1>nds 1ttrlln11 t•bo\lt
1150), w•• kepi l'I 1111 unlit ~plfmtitr 1nd fhftt
P\IDllclv wtll~ wllh lhlrly 1111\a.
l. Yts. In M•v. 1"11, 11>e -•al ,_, of ~swchu ... tt) en&C!ftl ll!t lollowln1 l1w: "To tl'lll
l!'lld tl>f! body ol the "'"""""' in.y tw llrl!$erwd of i'lotleJ1 •nd llOOd m..,, 11 ""'' llktwli.e oroert'd and
1qrfofd tl'tat !or Ill!! lime ta cotN: no mon be 10-
ml!""' ta In. lrff<!om ot this bDdY ~llllt, bu l 1uo:lt
•• ITt member& ot •<>mt Pl 11\t churcrwt wllhln th• llmlts Pl 1111! Hlnf'."
•-Ye!. The City ol ttewark, New J~r11y, pauttf
I dvll com111tl Oc.•Obfor :JO, 1116', whlCI! aro't'kl!!d
"that none sh•ll bt Mlmh11!11 lrttmen or ., .. bur•
t•uo tltt11la!!r .. re11r1wnt11lvn of fM peaplel
wlrnln ovr town In Ille Provlatnce of New Jeri.er.
ti.ii uich 1>ht11teri are """" ot J.llm. ot rne c-r.-11111or111 Chvrcht•i llO!' 1n.u 1111 bvl criurc~ -
br!'I fllYf ll!Y YOlt 111 l ny 11>(1! t lec;tlOl!I "
S, Ytt, Ml1M<llust!11 Jn l'lt 0«rt14° thlt 1'4
hl""l)l!1n! ot P~!Mnq CRl!ocM 11111\11) Jl'>Ould -1'110 llltlr lurlMfklloro IOI' ~"' 011r11c11t wn.i. ...... ""' ~I flt ..... wl!Unt IO llOlnll tl!i! ri9h11 of lt'lll NII• tr1!K to 6trt111<: -r In ""c11 .... ch,
'· Vet, ... Dlt••••pl\ In Ille ori11in&I d'ltfM' " \ll1111to11, dr•ll"d lft En1l•lld In 16H, ..-ired the
001otl IO Dt P•t•cH "Kco'111no ro th• dod•ll!t •••
-••t•~UIJIM wlmh1 lflt. r11lm 0( E111lanlll.I"' """' In 16-fl I l1w was Pl>ted lhfrt r1<111if"lrl9! "'loll
m!n!llt., llltll Cc11t1/11trnl to ordf•1 ~ c-tttv!IM
!If ll!t (hUfc.1'1 OI E111lllld •nd ,._., no orn.o ~~
bt 11trm1tMd •o Dtff(h or tel(h o\lbllcly or ptlo
'tlf ly." A <;_,,!vr, l~t~r P~lrlck Hllflr'f (fel'tl'td ..
In COl/rl 11'1•~· V!ralnl1 !11111•,t OrN(hel't ....,,.. hi d.
ne--n lmptl•offl'cl •or "1rt1cn!n\ Tl'lt! '°*'"I of !!Ill SOn ot Clod.'' lno, h~ll bte<o c ••ltd wJlll dhh,lrD-
l"o t~ -.ace. 1lnc• "'~ i.w lorbl4p lft' 11vf AftOI,.
:•n ml11l1!•r& lo Drcecn IPll•lck Hc11ry WM tl!t :au.) ·
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Saturday, August 17, 1968
The Comment Page ol the
Daily Pilot see.ks to inform
and stimulate readers by
presenll ng a vBriety of com-
mentary on topics of inter-
est and significance lrom
informed observers a n d
spokesmen.
Rob1rt N.. WHCI, Publiaher
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LAIOllT YOWMI DUI II
DUI TO THE TRIMENDOUS PUBLIC RUPONIE OF
OUR SPICIAL FACTORY PURCHASI SALi OF LAST WllKIND
LOADED w:~c~~ TRADE-INS
ALL CAN, W~LL ~ MUST BE-r50LD THIS .WEEKEND!
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'66 MUSTANG COUPI
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JI DAii. y P!LDT
Hello once again, boys llld
girls, aod. weloolne back to
another. Saturday morning
of fun and games tn Uncle
l.A!n'a Cornlr.
UnCle Len was real pleas-
ed with the bagful of mal\
that came in this week,
espedelly the three poems.
It was difficult to choose a
winner irom tbll entries this
week.
ONE WORD of caution to
thOH ol you enterlna: the art
conteet -aome of the en·
tries thl1 week looked as
lhoua'b they were traced
from a book. All drawings
must be your own work,
boy1 and girls. I~
* PRIZE WINNER *
ThOH of y.ou who live in
Costa Mesa are tn for a big
time ' riext wffk during
&x:ial Arts Week, start.in&
with tooigtit's teen play at This week's contest winner is Pe2iv Welton, 11,
the Coalta Mtta Civic 16629 Apple St.. Fountain Valley
Play~ust! and continuing tomorrow with the annual Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you
j• Old Timer-New Timer pie-do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51h inches wide and
l ·'c at the City Park. There's 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not' copy or trace
;·something for everybody picture. It must be yo ur own work. (3) Put your name, age and address
oming up in Co&ta Mesa on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, 801: 1500, DAILY
f :ext week. PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar.
" Speaking of picnics, that's L-----------------------------'I : ·be theme for our art con-
' test next week, boys and I liirlr. What Ir !be most fun
1 Cor you at a picnic? We'll
· find out next Saturoay.
We w<rk together and that /) /' c.
Is Juot°l!Jie; ~----La 6 If you listen caretully' ro orne
R 0 NORABLE mention
\vinners in this week's art
contest are:
lh!~.~':i:~:"W:~~~:.bowl· RIDDLES AND JOKES
Linda Seymour, 10, Hun·
tington Beach; Gregory
Daymon, 7, Costa Mesa ;
Carllta Daymon, ll, Costa
'·Mesa; Michael Daymon, 10,
1 Costa Mesa ; Barbara
'Collier, 10, Newport Beach;
;'Lisa Jeavons, Costa Mesa:
Vanessa Halloran, 9, Costa
Mesa; IJnda Crouch, 61n,
Costa Mesa; Dede Lorton,
11\1:, Oolta Meta; Lori
Lorton, 7, Co.!lta Mesa, and
John Seymour, 11, Hun·
1 Ungton Beach. ' THUND~R
Way up in tht 1ky, way
above the cloud•
There ts thunder and
. light.nine making n o i ' e
aloud ;
I am Mr. 'Thunder and
bere is Mr. Lightning,
ing way up in the slcies;
Sometimes it is raining,
sometimes it is not;
When it is raining, l
thunder all about;
That's a little poem about
the thunder, that's me ;
l hope it rains forever so 1
cab thtlnder free.
-Grttl Wtlnblreer, lD\o'I,
Cost1 Mn•
SUMMER
I love the summer, it feel s
so good
To turn in your jacket,
&weatshirt and hoOd ;
: I love to go to the beach
and get sand in my toes,
And get a suntan, a11d a
freckled nose ;
I love to go swimming in
any pool ; r love to Jiplash water all
wet and cool
-l'tffY Wtllon, 11,
Fountel~ V•lltY
AFTERNOON PLEASURE
' i This afternoon l'm free to do as l nw.y, I
I might join a baseball game and make ~wonderful
play;
I'll do anything Peasonable,
I might take a swim; it's seasonable;
Or I'll write a letter .,. two.
But what do you think I'd lil<e lo do.
rd like to read lots of books:
I'd journey to Oz and remember the witchis last
looks,
Or I mi ght get in a oickle with Tom Sawyer or en-
iov "The Yearlin1(' once more,
Or I'll join J im Hawkins on Treasure Island's shore.
If I'm in a lonely state, I could join Robinson Cru·
soe on his desert isle;
Yes, books will always give me a smile.
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1160, C.mi ...... c.tlf.
* PRIZE
WINNER
Barber: Son, have I ever shaved you
before?
Sailor: No, I got that scar in battle.
-Clllf)I Rowl11Mf, 1n;, 1122 Inn~ Crin ,
HIMllR .... attC~
Deor Carol: Whal Is the strongest day
of the week?
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Dear Carol: Whv does the Statute of Lil>
erty stand in New York Harbor?
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S Obligation 58 Recen
to render Comb.
somethlrl 61 Chino~
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16 Otdln1ry d1nclng glrl
· 17 Ex11111er1tt 67 European
19 Montreal'• 70 Golfer's subw1y probltm 20 Station n Mtlody
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42 Without open ings
44 Passport
"''~ 4~ Book of maps
47 Niie llood measuring ·
device
49 Aboundttf
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12 St1rchy
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22 Part of 51 Opet11t1
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Z words be high In 29 love 1round Spltltl
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blind part 64 .ll1plt,
37 Carry tor ont
JB Not •tPI 6' E1gle busy on par·
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4] Outr-bl Penpo lnt
wltt td &t Wtapon:
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5Wtnt.ar\, ... 1L o4 H11rlto 51. Pt ul.
MIMoNG!e, for ~r ~llDn:
zone, we may hack a trail
through a tangle of giant lr.,,.-f-if-+--1
bamboo. Above this is a
high. dry zone of pra1rie 11 What caase' a Umber line?
'Ibere yt be a reason
wby forestl'crow so far and
no farther up the slopes of
a hlgb mountain. TheTe
must be a reason why the
northern trees halt at the
doontep of the Arctic tun-
dra. These rigid demarca·
tion1 are called timber lines
1 and .they are tet by rigid
· rufes of nature.
'.' All plants need a fair
quota of moisture and warm
1 1uuhln1. Trees, the biggest
planta:, nMd the molt.
grasses-' and clusters of i..-+--+-1--1-~
small trees.
At 12,000 feet also, we
reach the timber line and 4
leave the last of the trees be·
hind us. We are in the alpine
zone where harsh conditions
pennit only patient. ground·
hugging plants and the ani·
mals that feed upon them.
What exactly Is papyrology?
I A tall mountain peak may
" be anywhere from 2'1; to 5'h:
• miles above the level of the
tea. The weather, the at·
.mospbere and other condi·
' Uons change with every
.step up In !Ile altitude. And
every tet of cood.1Uon1 fa·
The ancestor of our word
"paper" is "papyrus," the
name of a reed that grows 6--1-4--<
by the muddy banks of the
Nile . The ancient Egyptians h70~-+-+-l
dried, flattened and glued
, ·,,.... ill own plant and &DJ· . aaJ communities. Al we
• jamDeJ lnllD the bue o1
, lllie mountlin to ttl awnmit,
folr • l'9ID fife very dlf. W. travene acroa three, lereat ecolOD scme1. On an
African safari, we may
beeln OID' climb tllrOIJ&h a lrikh ol graur 11vann1
ado roWllf l'ooUllD1
111-.-raln
-Aben Gle Junll•
'
papYf'\LI reeds to make writ· t;,,,-,+--+-1--+--
ing paper. Ancient Egypt, ;;::;!:;:!;::;!=~=====~~=~~~!J o{ course , had a fabulouslt ~
interesting h i s t o r y and
masses of its records have
been preserved through the
ages.
Egyptol0Jlsl1 wllo spedal·
ize in tbe hiatory of llDcitnl
Egypt have Men poring
over these papyrut docu·
ments for a1e1. Thls special
field II 10 immense that It
~uired a name of Its O'ft'n.
Lt Itemed natural to call Jt
"pepyrology/' tht study of
papyruses.
Complete Printing Service
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''''''I'"''' 642-4321
2211 WIOI lalllea 11¥4.
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GORDO
JUDGE PARKER
MOON MUWNS
p~-::-;:.:::r7IIM SOl>lt>',
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15 BUSINESS.
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ANVTH1"6 l CAN PO FOfl! 'K>ll?
TllA'S TIIE LAS' TIME I'll
EVER BUM A.l>IUNK 1.N
THIS atUMBY DUMP!
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ly Charles M. Schul&~:· . .. ,
By Ken Bald
By Gus Arriola
By Harold Le Doux
NO, t POl<l'T THINIC
SO! Will ¥0\I -'SK HIM
TO CALL ME A.T THE
!:>UM.ME:R: THEA.TER!
By Ferd Johnson
OUR
AU4UST
WI-UTE S,AL ~.
By Tom K. RyCHI ••
By Al Smith
By Men
WHO? MIS5 ~H7
SHl!'S O/'I \/ACATION --
CO\JLP Yl:>U CALL 6-'CI' /N
TWO hl/Numf
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi rHOUSIS FOil SALi ~ES FOR SA.~I HOUSES l'Olt SALi
Glnerel 1000 ~-nor I 1000 I l~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;,-~~·ii;;iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;~ Ganer•! tOOO Gen••• 10000.neral 1000 Gan.rel 1000
l t D. ? .. my j U not, you may get that way perchecl on top
; of ·the world in this 4 bedroom ranch hon1e.
: .Formal dining room and a panoramic view
:·of the city lights for $42,750. ,:
Wooded Retreat '•' " ' Eave you thought about country living in a
spack>us 3 bedroom home on a large wooded
lot. Relax in Uiis country atmosphere for
$23,900.
Cliffltaven
; Charming 3 bedroom home with .wood and
')>rick exterior, loads of shade trees. garden
>j>atios, like-new condition and located on a
¥l!uiet tree-lined street. $26,750 by out of
~late owner.
~
CONDOMINIUM
lJVlNG AT ITS CIEAP!SJ':
Only $20,750. l bedroom1,
dining room, 2 bitha Ii dou·
ble garage. w11:e ireen
area at front door • AdWt•
only. Low pe,ymenta lnchKM
tax~ I lnllurance.
******* BUY F.H.A.
FOUR BEDROOMS, den, din-
lni room. l~ bath • only
$25,W). Near lhopf)ln&:, St.
John'a Pvochial School I
ell lf'8des ot public ICbQola,
including o.c.c. $23,»l • 30
years~ intl!l'C!it available.
llAIUJOR VIEW UD.-J..S
CORONA DEL MAR
Lus~ Homes , , ,
Quality, V1lua, Beauty, Comfort
In the Southland's most deslrabJe and fasclnaUna: area. A ru
perb school system and University of Californl1'1 Irvine Cam·
PUI just momeotfi away from Harbor View Hills.
Sensibly priced from Directions: MacArthur BJYd. from
$34, 900 lo $48, 900 Pactttc Cout Hwy. or Newport Fwy.
'l'Um OD SU Joaquin Rills Rd., then
follow al&na to model m._
WSK.lilOMEs
lalboa hland
Chok:t Sol.Uh BalllOI llland
Home with lantutk: a.y
View, prtvate pier, 1undlC'k
and Oot.t. 4 BR, 3 t>., beauti·
tully decorated, Move-in con·
dltlon. Owner wW finance,
s~.cm.
OPEN SAT. • SUN.
14() South 81ylront
Dover Shores
~ Today's Special
~mmaculate S bedroom home set in a park·
: 'Vke yard. Fresh paint and fresh carpets.
;:An this for $18.500 or $150 per month with
•'YA financing.
A larie View Home planned
lor relaxation &: comfort.
Evf!ry l"OOm enjoy1 a mag.
n~nt Bay Ii Mountain
View, a fairyland at night.
Sliding glas.a walls open on-
to a large landscaped ter-
race bordered by ornamen-
____ i_ill_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I tal balustrade. A delightful
open spacious home. Room
for billiard labll!, and tam-
lly rm with tittplace A. walk-
ln wet bar.
~ ~· Investment Time ~Ian your future now. Live in this1recenUy
~decorated 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining area,
2 car garage home located on a large R-2
Jot. Add another unit later on or just sit and
wait for the appreciation. $23,900.
Eveninp Call 67J..6116
!I.. Ivan Weis'
Newest Model
Eastbluff
2930 Alta Vista
. OPEN SUN, 1 ·S
lmmaculite Home with View, Del Piso mar-
ble entrance. Formal dining nn, eeting area
in kitchen, 4 Bdrrns, I 'I> baths, heated pool.
Contract NOW for completion $45,900.
., """ Septembtt "' ,... Wm. Winton, Realtor
4 STARS
Lovely Spanish Bluffs home
4 BR, 3 ba, View from every
Llvini rm. Priced under
$40,<XXI.
ELEGANT LIVING
4 or 5 bedrooms, 4\i baths.
Owner may exchange tor
smaller Ba~est Home or
Lot.
' Only S89,750
OPEN SAT. & SUN,
1534 Antigua W•y
1000 Oenerol
READY AND SET
FOR IACK TO SCHOOL
1000
Ea1tside Costa Mesa
$2 0,500 FHA
WALK TO WESTCL!FF CENTER-Two B.R.
Hdwd rloors -alley entry tor trailer storage.
NEWPORT HTS.
3 B.R. -top condition -· boat or trailer
storage oll alley. Asking $27,950.
COLLEGE PARK
Top coodition -3 B.R., Fam Rm -Dbl F.
Pl.. beautiful carpets -cove.red patio -
quiet street -asking $25,500.
Corona Del t!.ar H.S. Dist.
This ·lar~e 5 B.R. beauty near lhe new YMCA
center is trul.v a best buy. A lovely yard,
formal D.R. plus fam rm with fireplace -
Plus a separate larRe master suite with your
own fireplace and sturfv! Onlv 136.500.
Colesworthv & Co.
642-m1
1904 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meu
o,.n lvenin91
Gracious Livin9
'.1 Large cape-cod home on cul-de-sac ~treet. 4
: bedrooms, formal dining room , family rooin .
;_3 baths. terrazo entry. professional land-
'. scaping and clean as a pin. $45,500.
can choose your own ftoor-229 Marine, Balboa Island
ing, colon, tiles & be settled 675-3331 Open 'til 9 Every Night
CUstom Home with panoram.
ie VI"" o1 Bay I Ocean. t
BR, 4 ba • t600 ft of LlvinJ
space. Mori! ol everything,
$12.5,00J
BR 3 both & fomil,y room ,.. ~ ~ HARllOr. LIGHTS before school starts. This .f.ll~~~r:i:~~~~:;;::::;:!~:.,;:
Bayfront
l.Arr;f' "01•1~ \\'IP -,· k Slip 1!!!11111!!!!!
OPEN SAT, & SUN,
Baycrest • Estate Sale
.~Large contemporary 3 bedroom, family room
.:home surrounded by $60,000 to $70,000 i homes. Spacious rooms and freshly deco.rat-
~ ed for $46,900.
•
'•
f "ring"
/
'""\SPRING ·-•REALTY
plan also h.a1 a S<"parate --TAKE OVER •1 ·sci --::;w Adult occupied . onl! of 8
formal dining room as well 5¥4 lrind. Day & Night View. 2
as Large breakfast area for Udo Isl• I the children. Beamed ceil-FHA uge BR, 2 boths, Dreuin&:
inged living room. Built-in MESA VERDE beauty in Price Reduction! room, elerant kitchen. Tl")'
wet bar in family room. pime location with ~ Owner Must "'-'I ::::~ ol tbe above!
333 Morning Star Lane ,.,.. ... . ' '' iohn macnab
REALTY OOMPANY
881 DOVER DR.
NEWPORT BEACH
(7141 642-8235 Built around a court yard mentsotonly $180per month _.,.. CO big""""'"""• pool. 3.,., moludlno iax ... ·Aboolutely lle•utiful Udo l•I• Home RBIN-MARTIN
garage. Only f74,500 on ooe Immaculate• BEDROOM, 2 with 4 Bedrooms REALTORS l!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l! I
of Dover &kttS best view bath and family room, lla· step.down livin&; room 3036 E. Co•lt Hwy, CdM NR. Harbm" Hi. 3 br, 2 ba,
lots, Come in todey & ask to wai1an modem with seclucl-spacious family room 675-1662 ANYTIME fam. nn. Elec. kite., Beaut.
see Pian nt. ed beck yard and grack>ua street to street Jot yd, $29,950. Agt. 646-tGJ
Roy J, Werd Co. large trees awTCUlding fa.n-lovely pe.tlo
tBaycrest Office) tastlc covered patio so quiet quick occupancy'.
Soles through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor
Costa Meso Board of Realtors
totaled $29,523,430 for the first
7 months of 1968. Li1t your prop·
erty with a Realtor today .
~-"anytime"
2629 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
NEWPORT BEACH
L!:xtra sharp 4 BR, 21h bath home in
Newport's finest area. Walk to Mar-
iner's & Harbor Hi School. Laze &
loaf around the 15x32' heated
POOL. Party & play in added recre·
ation room . Payments of $166 per
month on $29,200 loan. MAKE
YOUR MOVE BEFORE SCHOOL
STA RTS.
1842 Santiago Dr. 646-l:X.O you won't know you have Now. $69.500
l'==~======I neighbors. Gracioos entry, Sl0,000 ~ 1• plilllh carpets, W&m'I fire-Cont.act:
place and IP8ffding kitchen John Abell
prove it& tremendous value.
1831 Tradewinds L•n•
BAYCREST
Forced to move and vacant.
OPEN HOUSES
THIS WEEKEND •
OPEN Sat. & Sun. 12..S
Do Re lhia delightful Cowttry
French 3 BR • 2 bath home
on a lg. lushly landscaped 2790 Harlxlr BJ.vd.
& wooded comer lot. Invit· 5'\S-9491 ingfamilyroom~Channing:ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;; ... iiii..;,.:;
wall papers, sl.lding glass
walls to pretty pool-sized.
tree shaded patio & yard.
Among distinguished homes·
&. ooly $44,950!
Coldwell, Banker
ONE MAN'S LOSS
can be your gain on this 4 BR, 2
bath home. Small down payment of
only $850 to anyone. Needs nothing
-ready for occupancy. S m a 11
monthly payments of only. $185
month pays ALL. No extra balloon
payments ever. Can be seen today.
Be quick!
Ruth Pardall, Realtor OFFERS
1615 Westclifl Dr. 642-5200 : •.
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ANIMALS, KIDS & 4-H
Have yo u or your children longed
for a home where animals could be
raised. participation in 4-H & Future
Farmers, etc. could be a pert ~£
their formative years. Then this ~
home is for vou. 3 BRs, formal din-
ing room, oVersized patio & picnic
area PLUS 2 BR & den guest house.
Submit on d-0wn payment, & include
a Blue Ribbon entry in next year's
4-H Fair.
COATS & WALLACE RfALTORS
t491 BAKER STREET
:-546-414t
15 UNITS
I ACRE
PARK LIKE SE'ITJNG -Top
C.OS.t• Me~ rental are&, con-
sisting of t · 5 pl.ex e.nd 10
individual units plwi garages
• 13 -2 Dedrooms and 2 • I
bedrooms -The price ? Low-
er than you think~ AU tax
advantages you neC'd.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St, 646-4494
NEEDS FAMILY-
vacant 4 Bdrm. Newporl
Beach home with extra le.rge
family room -Patio and
room for boat or trailer .•
Top value at J.1),950.
646-nn 546-2313
THE fJ E.AL
E .S TATER S i u COSTAr&MESA, CALIF. 1900 Commadore
~ niq.ue EGI IAYCREST i ~ OPEN SAT./SUN. 1-S ~ REAl.:1 l Fabulous master BR suite ~ you haven't seen the Iv-with Roman blitb & inside ~ Well's Spanish ~rsion of .... ...i Can t.~ :dieir fabulowl "Atrium" Mesa Verde's Best l'i ..... en area . ~ used
,_,, Here's a well located home as 3 or t BRJli.
!model with the electrR:-.... y ;., Me= Ve.rde's Cambr:A"e Charles Arnold ·controlled translucmt slid-.. , .... "'6 J ~g roof & adjoihing wet Series. Just listed· painting erry fr•ud
·bar, you've missed the most in progress & new au-peting Realtors !;4&.7750
exciting home in town. coming up. 3 & family room MESA VElfOE "POOL"
4 BR 31Ai bQ, tam rm + with formal dining room. -OR GOLF COURSE
separate 2l.x27 rumpus rm Only $32,500 00 excellent Every room with a view of
4Qr pool table or what bave tenns. goU course, Catalina &
you? KHehc!l, din. rm, li• ocean. 5 bedrooms. Marble
rm & master bedroom all Foreclosure hall & marbk fireplace. Wet
have 9'Yttping view of Up-Needs paint l yard work, but 'bar. Study, Family rm. Din·
pe.r Bay A hills. Luxurious-here's a great buy at S27,500 ing rm. One look Is worth
ly carpeted & draped thru-with 10% down & a 00% JOXI words. 54-0-1720
out.
Call today to see the ulti·
..p1ate in elegant lndoor/oot• J oo r living. Belov.• rcplace-
"\i1enl al Sll0,000.
loan at 6.9o/n intere1t -S2'19 TARBELL 2955 Harbor
mo. Includes everything. 4 ---. --
BR. ,._~ilY room• .,m;.1.,.-A Friendly Home
ma1 d1n1ng room. Good car-ln a good neighborhood New-
peting l.hrougbout. Don't de-port Heights schools 3 BR
lay on this one! l \I bau\s, C'l.T)letA. drapes:
~ Roy J, Ward Co.
' ' 1 ti a yen:¥ I Olfice I 'J~·l2 S.1ntiago Dr. 6(.~JJliO
College Reelty 546-51811
L'lOO Ai!arrur: &I H.ii'bor
!Neer Cinema Tbeat&l
dbl gar. Only
S23,900 • 10% down.
DON 'T MISS TIJIS!
Graltam Realty
. un;que • Exciting! IACK BA y Neer NB """ Ok. ....,. ..
A rom~ctcly '"'"""'' '"~ ESTA'"' • WIDOW HAS HOUSE ton'I buill contemporary mo-•~ WANTS
dcrn 11.'ith a marvelous pan-Thill charming home is 1\lulll-TRAILER HOME
oramic BAY VlEW! Bou· ('(!on a hugf'. pe.rk like lot Beaut. 3 BR. +; Incl. pada.
qurt Canyoo. ~lone walls~ with badmilton court and 2 tile Qe., lge. !Iv. rm. &
-MAhOfP.Ul'Y panclling thruout! ronm for pool. Located on a din. rm. All rms. cptd.
Ccilin11 to floor glass ~ Beam· quiet Cul de SftC street Just $25,SOO Want rib tnliler Jn
ed ceilings! Artistic mos.I· one block to the IJPPE'r N"°· good locatlm.
ks! Secluded, wooded patio! port Ba,y. ~ pre-Leon Vibert, RNltor
On s large k>t • NOT LF.A$-Yllils ttirouprt. l..u8b 1-nd-548-<688 anytime
ED LANO! $56,!00. =~ '::"'-~1or"':: . VACANT Ruth P1rdoll, RH!lor ~ --._,, -r
16C6 WettcliH Or. 642-f40> tm.lntna. OC'lftd at $C7,9&0 ~ tot ~-• .i;.. ........ ~~~~~I Oall ..... ID-· !U>mlt end -Room. Room : •TRANSFERRED • """' """1• ...,..,. .., ·our for Pool end Boot. Wnt. IUanlnttt trade plan. dlff. $61,960.
: teavifl&' August 16th. Mu.st JEAN SMITH, RH I tor
: IK'll 4 BR, 3 Mth nf'ar school 400 E. 17th, C.M. ~
• ~&-p!!rl<. Lnw llll"'""· 64&-441~ _ ' . r--..... ~-.-, *Country Club Home*j 2ll60 tq. rt. UnUIU.ll. One: ol .a
.D1IU JllOI fsl.ltf IOl3 WESia.U1" OIUVE ldnd, A w1y cl Ult. IQ,Olll.
Ql>e> -•
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BA YFRONT PIER & SUI'
3. BR • 3 BA -Fam. Rm. on xtra lge fee s~mple lot w f'OOm fdr pOOl. Near jetty
Simple lot wa oonUor p.ool, .Near jetty
on pn. street. Arch design &: cust. blt.
Joe•Clarkson
DOYER SHORES BAYFRONT
Exquisite 4 bdrm with formal den su-
perb interior decor, with top.of.the
line appliances. Pier & dock for lge.
boat. Xlnt. financing ...... $139 500
Patrick Miller '
OCEAN & IA Y VIEW
Sparkling water and lights from ev-
ery room. Short walk to finest swim-
ming beach. 3 Bedrooms &: den plus
family room. You own the land i.ir:.: ii~;~~y .............. $105,000
CAMEO
Sparkling Ocean View. Perfectly plan-
ned, 2850 sq rt. 4 BR, 4 baths. Private
and secluded pool area ...... $741500
Charlotte Long
ONCE IN A LIFETIME
Bargain! Outstanding 4 bdrm, 3 ba,
fam rm home w/pool. Beautifully land-
scaped. Price reduced $6,000 to $63,-
500 for Quick sale.
Miss Leidy
BAYCREST
OPEN SUN. 1-5
1723 TERRAPIN
Custom Hi beams, bri.R:ht, sunny 4 BR.
separate din r m, cabana overlooks in-
vi ting Pool. Atrium with indoor gar-
den . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... $61,500
Mrs. Marion
.-'ATERFRONT HOMES w/SLll'S
In private community of single-family
homes. Private slips for large boats.
3 br., 2 ba ................ $52,900
~Br. & Den) ................ $59,50n
Valtre Haase
IRYINE TERRACE JtlY
'panish architecture. 3 brs., sunken
!iv. rm., beamed celling, entry court·
yard. Well priced. Owner ready bo tell.
M.,, Raulston
.......................... $53,9M
CUL DE SAC STREET
Popular Lusk Home. 4 bdrms, tam.
rm., newly draped & landscaped. Wa-
ter softener. Pool size lot. Near
<ehools ...... , ... , ........ $42,900
\frs. Burns
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWILL, IANKll Ir CO.
2200 I , COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
ICI 9.3351
•
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.. ........ 11 '"-Y'• DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. P..,... .... wrlflt _,...
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
503 Marigold, Corona del Mar
675-3000, eves 646·5227 (Sat 1-5)
(2 Br. & F1mily or Don)
377 Romona Way (off Tustin) CM
646-8387, 968-1261 (Sat & Sun 12·6)
1200 Dolphin Terr., (Irvine TeM'ace)
675-3000. 673-0554 (Sun 1-5)
(3 Bedroom)
**1606 W. Oceanfront, Newport Beach
675-1880 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1801 Bonnie Doane, Irvine Terr.
642-6472 (Open Sat 1·5)
2020 Aliso, Costa Mesa
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
4527 Orrington Road, Cameo Shores
673-9495 · 64 2-6969 (Eves! (Sun 1·5)
325 Homewood Dr (Newport HeiJrhts) NB
546-2414 !Sun 1-5\
359 Romona Way, Oosla Me6a
540-1 720 (Sat 1·5)
10413 Teal Circle, Fountain Valley
540-1720 (Sun 3·6)
(3 Br, & Family o• Oen)
:t301 Admiralty Dr. fHunt'ton H:irbor) HB
772-9530 !Sat k Sun 12 oo Dusk)
AO I Ca brillo St. {cor of Tustin) CM
646-2345 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
~006 Commodore Rd . (Baycrestl NB
646-5775 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
~814 Franca Lane <Mesa Del Mar) CM
545-1909 (1 2-61
19142 Stingray (South Shore) HB
962-4219 ISat & Sun all day)
n29 Via U do Nord, NB
675-4031 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
281 Brentwood Pl. (Back Bay) CM
646-8811 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
t831 Tnldewinds Lane (Baycrest) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
w3099 Country Club Dr (Mesa Verde) CM
540-1720 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
441 Lenwood Dr. (Newport Hts\ CM
646-1456 (Su n 1-5)
2924 Carob, Newport Beach
540·1720 (Sun 1·5)
2082 Valley Rd (Macco Hi1hland1) CM
1146-8811 (Sat 1:30-5)
1900 Oommadort Rd (Blycrost) NB
M&-7755 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
11!0& Leeward Lano (!l&ycrest) NB
548-0875
1712 Ttldewinds (Baycrast) NB
542·7777 (Sat 1·5)
723 Cameo lfighlands, Corona del Mar
576-3000, eves 642-4788 (SUn 1-5)
(4 Bedroom)
1723 Terrapin, Baycreot
675-2000 (Sun 1-5)
4627 Surrey, Cameo Highlands
673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1000 Westwind Way, Dover Shores
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1534 Antigua Way, Dover Shores
642·8235 (Open Sat)
**333 Morning Star Lane, Dover Shores
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
2352 Cornell Dr., (Co llege Park) CM
546·6541 (Anytime)
140 South Bayfront, Balboa Island
(71 4) 642-8235 (Sa t & Sun)
1207 Sussex Lane, Newport Beach
642-4686 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1124 Pembroke, Newport Beach·
540-4824 (Sun 1·6)
*4545 Tremont (Cameo Shores) C<lM
642·1485 (Sun 1-5)
(4 Br. & Family or Oen)
•S20t 4th St., Corona del Mar
673-2877 (Daily)
384 M'eadow Lane (Cou nty Corridor) NB
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
6522 Se~ovia Circle. Huntin~ton Beach
842-8519 (Sat & Sun 1·6)
*904 Zurich Circle, Ba lboa Island
_673·8 110 (Sat & Sun 12 pm-1 :30) * ~00 Eton Place (WestclifO NB
r•.2.5200 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
18 '2 Santiago Drive {Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 (Dairy 10·5o30)
1112 Estelle Lane (Baycrest) NB
646·7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1098 El C~mino Dr (Mesa Del Mar) CM
546-5440 (Sun 1-5030)
180 1 Bayadere Terrace. Irvine Terrace
675-3000, eves 548·7962 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
630 W. Wilson, Costa MP. .. a
540·1720 (Su n 1-5)
2331 Heather Lane, Newport ~each
646·7171, 546-2313 (Sun 1·5)
2930 Alta Vista IEastblu!O NB
675·3331
IS Bedroom)
2620 Bas.,wood <Eastbluff) NB
642-9190
221 Via Nice, (Lido Isle) NB
(Sun 1-5)
(Sun 1·5)
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
1795 1 Angell. University Park
675-3000. eveso 646-6590 IS.t & Sun 1·5)
(5 Bedroom & Family or Oen)
1350 East Oceanlrnnt, Bal Penn
673·9200, eves 548-6966 (Dally 1-5)
Condominium for Sale
(2 Bedroom)
**15948 Mariner Dr (Hunt. Marina) Hs
213 0 592-5888 (Sal & Sun 11·7)
Duplexes for Sale
(2 & 3 Bedrooms)
208 • 39th St, Newput Beach
673-4350 (Open S-8)
1351 East Balboa Blvd., Balboa Penn.
673-9200 (Daily 1-5\ . , ...
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Slt1.1rd.-y, ·~\l 17, 1968
H USES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SAL! HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi
Genorol 1000 Genertil 1000 G•nar1I 1000 Costa Mau 1~00 Coll• P•rk 1115 81yahora 111.S Coron• del tMr 12SO Huntington Huntfn,ton
1/1
Owner Transferred
lo Dayton
A lovtly ttac\end& • Just
tDQU&h ol the dlrl)' Ql.UJor-
niA charm .• .AllO )'OU baw
an excltln&: Paooramlc Vhew
..... """ and (kffn, The
home Is like nll'W .. onb' 2
)TS old , lt's a &pad~ 3
bf'flroom, Dining room &
Um hoinc. wili1 ma.ny d( ..
Ughtful extras. Localed in
lRVINE IV. W~ Priced @
S79,ro:l.
67>31XO Thu. 673-«i64
lay & leach
Realty, Inc.
2407 E. Cout Highway, W1
HUGE LOT
60' x 200' near ocean.
4 bedrooms -2 baths.
New luxul')' Bucco!• • built
home (fee simple). $36,2'75 •
$2,575 down to vets, $6,275
down F.H.A. • Zl561 Arther
Circle, near Brookhunt and
Hamilton, Huntlnston Beach.
fist signal North of Coast
Highway.\
SHERWOOD ESTATES
by the Sea
Toi. 968-3036
Open 10:00 to 7:00 daily
Horbour 1405 H1rbour 1405 OUR BEST BUY! COMPARE., .. pt1cu1 m CUSTOM 1 8R. 1 Both Young ExK11tlve 1.;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:::;:::;:::;;;;;;;:;;:;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;I $60,000 HOIJSE ~ Cornell Dr .. • BR. 2 BA' 1 Private bo1cho•. Sl1pt HOME • ONLY l'2,900 10~ Down · Cbannlnl 3 bed• fM~C!i(I by Owner 51,4 rnA. to B•y Club, Marin• Modem 3 rut plua. ::.~ ~""::: $40,000 AREA OLLEGE ::..::.,~~. =· prof. $55•000 J~~-Ownor s~:.,. '\'C;.,;;'1'
clean as a pin· TtrrUk val-REALTY 3-BR. lMi ba, large rim nn. 54S-2'lO!I
"' at 123,000. you'll love It $34,SOO Screened-In patio. EE~H!!!tb~lu~l'.!_1 ___ ~12~4~111-;;::;:'.:=;;::=;:=:~~ MESA DEL MAR F1bulou1 Vi1w 124,500 * 5'>-41l3 TuE BLUFFS. ~~-'"'"m Bilboo Ponln•ulo 1300 POOL HOME Split lev~ dell&ht on a quiet t..ar overlookini I a k e •. ======== --~ 1-;;;;;;:;;;:;;;::;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;.1 cul-de-sac street. 2 patios greens & c;:tub House o~ N•w~rt B••ch 1200 2 BR. 2 . BA' carj>ell ilq•
One ol the mo&t popular mo. mi. two le>els et.I" to main· Mess Verdes Course. l!i8 -, drapes, Calor:lc applll.l'ICH. No Streets dcU tn th.ii fine area, 4 bee.I· • ~ fl'or'I t lrw 1 w tcd LUXURY 3 br. 2 bath condo, 2~ car gar baa finished in-, rooms & den. Just rr.de<:or· lain yard with sprinkler& tage.on a ay. s trpl, pool. golf, 1H la.nd. terlor & t'lec. door rer, To Cross
•led inside and out. H & r lront & rear. Spt'Cial furni· •I S2S,OOJ. Owner tr1ns1erred. $32.500 Nr CdM HJ. Be au t l f u I Juit made tor a tan\11.)' with
pool wih loads of decking • IU~ lhat fits only this house By Owner. 642-3371 nt'igh.borhood $21,UOO. Jim chllrtren, Thia ·large older
$34,T50. Eru;icy linitriccd. ~,ilJ n>fll411n . Panelled famfly . Urg~ntl • Momaon 6 4 4-O 7 36 or Oct>anrront house ii conven-
MESA VERDE rootn with lireplact'. So 01vorcl'r anxious to ?1°VI.' DUPLEX: Oc<!nn view. Up. 614-0052 l('n\ to M:hOO.IS, .......,.tr"
many beautiful aJ)flOint· area. Has nrot, sn1all J BR 111•r on yrly le1u. Lov.:cr "''"" ~
NO DOWN TO VETS me:nta )'OU rnust soo ! Please 2 Wth, ~a1nily room a! only ·on 10 nm. Gross' over Irvine Terrace 1245 £lores, llbral')' &: recreation.
c~ill : S23,500 11\ Back Bay IU'et. $6100/yr. 213: 358-4167 ~ tk>droo1rt11, 2 baths, & ac-'I'ranafelTed owner want3• Bdac· O & lte&dv tor ofter' B~ owner, 3 BR, l BA, lg, ceaa to 50 a<n1 of u.ndy
tion 00 this char1nins: • IM" Sat Sun 1-5 " · LARGE Mobile Home, 2 }~amuy nn. $4S,ro:l. Gd play y~ b} frMt; adjoin-nn + Family room in qwrt 281 Brentwood Pl., CM C Ba~. patio, cl u l1 h 0 u a e tttma. 6T3-f204 or 673--0419 ing the whole Pacific Oce.n cul de sac .• O.ose to schools ollege Realty 546-5880 pool, private beach. 6Th-1613 $58 500 & library, • OwnH' will sell N•wport 1500 Adams at llarbor BLUFF'S Spacious 4 er. 3 (pron• del-Mair 1250 • ' .·
EXECUTIVE HOME ON THE WATER
30' boat snP, 3 large BR&, 3 large balhs1 lam·
ily room, huge lfving room with wet bar,
iuode-rn all electric k.llcheo, eiquialte crys~,
chandelier. Informal dining room, spacious
closets. This lovely home is built 1round 1n
all glass atrium. Perfect ror your own dec-
orating ideas. '·".,
In Huntington Harbour -Only 10•;. down • .,
$88,500 full price &. you own the land. ·-'
Directions: Pacific Coast Highway to Admlr·
atty Drive, tw-n north across the bridge to.· ..
3301 or call (714) 772-9530. ' ' .... r:' Open House Sit/Sun 12 to Du•k
3301 Admiralty Drive
l!IOITGAGI SEIYICING ASSOCIATES.
FHA~ VA. Call"' now tor ., INeu Cinema Theoler) na. Sp!H le><\. $31.900. Burr While, Reallot
fUll ~··Full price Vidori1 MONEY MAKER By owner * 644-0740 2'J0'1 Newport Blvd. Huntington Beach 1400 l•9un1 Beach 1705
NEWPORT BEACH 646-881 I HOME & INCOME CHOICE p,., Lldo condo. 2 GENE'S GEMS N•wport "'"' NOW'S THE TIME OF l iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I ~toney makt'r home & ln· Br. 2 ea. pool, frpl. S3500 Or~ Coast Prop41rty 675-4630 Ev .. : 642.2253 THE YEAR TO BUY ~ POOL HOME (Open rome. Two'''"'''" boo""' On. 121·500· G75-28ffi (G<ino Norvell -Rultorl THAT HEATED POOL ~
Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bo.tb Evenings) \Yclllocatcd-closetosbop-Newport BNch 1200 l ido l•I• 1351 4 BEDROOMS+ OEN ;
-AU new shag carpets -ping -Spacious tree shad-let's Communlcat.._ + DINlfrri!G ROOM ""''u11y 1""""8pod. s.e PIE ALAMODE o<i "' "" 200· . ..,,. i..1 $2500 BELOW Whit .would you like? + 'l"""""" baths, muier = ~~ect ~~e~f~/0'.::iC: 2 DUPLEXES ~::1;.1~ m;:,~ FHA APPRAISAL Four big bedcoomaT wc;>~~t~t ~~~~~:r::ay =th ~i~~!or ~ s:! · · •·of d-~.;.g ~ 900 _ _. Newport He;•..,ts view home. Oc v· , 3 Bd 3 ba •··/·"
8Cau.A = .. · · -•""• · NO DOWN VA nanc=. ..,.. ean iew · • • Pia ..... p. gor-ning COVERED PATIO to S if' f H FIXER UPPER °'"7171 2 Bdrms, 2 bathl plua family A f' ~--. th 0 -t1Jul acr lte 0 omes , DELIGHT YOUR INCOME vW-546-2313 II'ey-..-c ID e geous terrace. U'C'<1U r 0 m a n t I c wann water . '
'
room. Extra guest house master bedroom? private garden, $245,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS APPETITE, with these wilh bath. Out of town owner SWJM.\UNG PC>OL. HAPPY
4 Bdrm. in excellent locl:I· bedroom, 1 'h beths, 5 yeur says sell. ~ti.A appralsed ~=: le';°~~ r: DAYS~ Your family deserv·
tion • 1% baths, new ctl1" old liwecties. All f'lcc1ric !or S'26.500. Priced al $24,<XX! Immediate Occupancy l'tf 11. Full Price o NL y
pets, Immediate possei;sion built-in kit <:hcn, private c-n-• Sl9fi(} down. just $LOO. down? 4 Bdrm. 2 hath , lmn111cu!ete $24,700,
· Jo!i.C.'d r ud t SwimrniT« pool? condition, patio, & sun-upon buy('r"s credit ap-c ~"Epa iosroo' 'T•l"P"'ru'"cs. ---5.1::;.2313 6-16-7171 A brand new all-electl'ic d-k. ~-,··e l"'""tioo, -m· proval, fl.t.500 with 11.9'0 A ,. ET 'E RANCH STYLE ., "'~ • --w
down 00 FHA tenns. Widow ot SJ0,500 each. Only 10',i. kitchen? plclcly furnished. $69,('0J
Musi Be Sold '"''
Some arc Forec:losurea
Some arr Despe1:ate ~s
STEAL # 1 J '°' .. ,
rooving out of co u n 1 r y down ronv, Heavy shake roof, Eastside J Ree.I Estate information R. C. GREER, R•alty 1":::::=::=~:::l::::=::=::=::=~ I want• offer, BR 2 bath, fini>lace, built· counseling -a cup 3416 Via Udo 673-SXJO 1
° COLLEGE PARK :, :1. ;:;:."";,:':,:'; "' """"'' 7682 ElJ1NGER
Fully Furnished Model H-
View of Ocean, 3 BR, i·~
Jnd!CPd & draped -NcW·it
never lived in • Horne ~
Notice -must be di~
of. $.13,500 Incl oU Owner~
SPWH SPLASH
Summer fun in yoor own
16x35 custom pool. Fine 3
BR + tamUy room home.
Spacious Uviq: room, &:old
w/w C8!'Pe'\S, heavy shake
roof. SpUess condition, near
shopping & IChools in Mesa
de! Mar. Only $29,950 • as-
1Ume high GI loan no cost.
~-1093 Baker, C.~1.
-NEWPORT-
HEIGHTS
Charming, quaint home n~
the touch ol artistic remod-
eling but potential is there
for the unusual. 2 Bedrooms?
2 Baths? FircplaC(', yel!
Guest room half there. Come
see it. Full Price only S2l,900
842-4455 or 540-5140
So bright & dl'fll!. • 3 bed· room, carpeta, drapes, ex. CX>r.tE SEE US • OR CAIL .
roonu 2 baths· Large fam.. ORANGE COUNTY'S tra storage, Full price CUSTOM SPANISH We have P'OPerties with
ily room "ith fireplace & LARGEST S2ti.!>O • submJt terms. CALL UPPER BAY these benefits.
built ln BBQ. Exoelknt land-293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 DAVE MTimE 54CJ..ll51 noo Ft. wider ml$sion tile
SAT & SUN
NOON 'Ul 4: JO HUGE LOT ·
acsping & fruit tI'H1 ·S25,995 !open eves) Heritage Real roof, 5 Lge. txlnns., 30' ~ 60' x 200' near ocean.
646-7171 546-2313 Estatr. mstr. suite w/frpl. Formal A-..-~.~ 4Bdnn.ltamllynn,Jbath 4 bedrooms. 2 baths.
OPEN EVES. HUGE LOT l~JM£D. <>cc. Altr. 2 story, din. nn., lovely liv. rm. w/ a-r ;...... . .;.~ large Ped"· nt5.<XX> New luxury Buccola . built
FHA appr $30,200. Coruider lrpl. Paneled family rm. w/ LOUIS W. BRIGGS home (fee simple). $36,250 •
904 Zurich Circle
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
h I 3 BR h [r l t bar S · h ,,.,., REALTORS $3,300 doMl lo vets, $6,850 60, , 200, 0.,. -•n. muc ess. , 2BA, step. uge P ., we · Pfl1llS ...:.:. J\.fal1nlezite. CdM 673•8110 ·--· d 1· n. ... o ti! n " & down F.1-1.A. 71531 Archer 3 bedroom~. 3 baths. n. iv. rm, l".-..;J' tam. rm, e 001'S, cu,,,, carp, 673-88.50
blt·in stereo, intercom, soft drapes. 58' Cov. patio. Pro-l~==~~=~=;:::ll!!l[!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!"~!!!'!!!!!!!!!!' Cirtle, near Brookhurst and New luxury Buccola • built f Hamilton, Huntingtm Beach. hom• lfee simple). $34.SfJO • water plum. Lg cul-de-s.ac lot ess. lndscpcl. 3 Car garage. -0 S & S l S
Nr. So. Coo.st Pl. 5chls & Every extra? for Fussy People pen at, . un. • <Ist signal North of Coast
aid in financing. .~:·
STEAL #1 .:·";
Abandoned Home in ~w
JW!lir, 3 BR, 2 balh, p~
with tenn.s that are l:.Wi9t-
lievable! $.l),OOJ full prl¢e_' ..
no cost to buyer • low dOwn.
STEAL #3 ·'·•
I.Arie well-maintained ~
North end of town • ~
decides price • Owner n:11,11t
.. ·and......., to blds.· .. ~r. THE BLUFFS • $1,850 down to vets, $5,350 f BY DI'"'' ,,,.,, , &'29 Via Lido Nord Highway.) down F.fl .A. 2'"'1 A·""''' reev.·ays, 3105 Roosevelt ··~ER '"""1846 Superb< D~--ho o· T Uy ...., '" . oo::wVU1n me, tn-101 Ft. Frontage, huge JlQtio SHERWOOD ESTATES BES B Circle, near Brookhurst and \Vey. O"'mer. 546-3-130 TO SETI'LE e •tat e; mg room. fireplace, beauti-Richardson-Purcell by the Sea Call
You cru1't beat the low price Hamilton, Huntington &ach. By Owner_ Westc/iff We1tcliff/Baycrest area. 3 !uI pool,_ View. 2443 E. Coast Hwy, CdM Tel. 968•3036 LOS PADRES ::,~·;
">"'" •,.;r '
'",•:
on this beautiful pride of Clst signal North of Coast Close 10 everything. 3 Br. BR., &lge~~fam. rm .•. Eating J us01PredEN"oedHOtoU$5S3.00J 6754031 Open lO:OO to 7:00 daily REALTY :.:~~:
ownership home. Four spac· ll!ghway.l family roo 2 B; bl . area .,..r; .51!.'p. Ln. rm . E 1-:;~~~":::::-::~~~• 1 ,,;;;~~~~~~~""' I for details on home stet.la\
lous bedrooms, 3 ~{'n siz-SHERWOOD ESTATES fireplace, ,:·ge co;:.;er t:: 4:<'. cov. patio. Will con. SAT & SUN 1.5 I BAYFRONT DUPLEX -3-BR 2V2 BATHS-90 to 95% financing~'.''
eel baths. magnificent living by the Sea Completely redN'Of'ated in-alder trade on 5maller 4627 Surrey Enclosed patio. 2 • 3 BR. $30,500 VA
00
down • fllA available on some Honies,.
room "'ith open beam ceil-Tel. 968-3036 side & out. Come see for home. $59,500, Owner. Cameo Highlands Fir<'places, $115 ,00J. $2100 down. 3 year old. 60 x ~;~:
ings and res!lul view. O\vn· Open 10:00 to 7:00 daily yourself. Open wk ends. 646;{;'~8 Nottingham Rd. -Walker Realty l:.>' lot. biggest or the big First oilers 1cnerally~,:;
er transferred out of area. $28,750. 648-2345 Duplex 3336 Via Lido 675-5200 back yards. Shake roof, car· llCCepted :~:~
MYS sell NOW! Only $36,500. ,.,....,~~~~~~"'"J """'==~co-~~ OOVER VIIJ..AGE COND'M p U '"'!!~~~"l"~ .... :""'"'::J .,.._,i., · · -;.~ • submit .,,.., .. smaller home J' ----BY O\\INER 292 &wling ane ing, built-in kitchen .!: pets, drapes .•• ...., exc1tJng 49•
8833
, .,
on our ~ntH trade plan. OPEN HOUSES Green, College Pk. 3 Br faro ln \Vestclifl. Be au ti f u 11 comer lot. 2 Bedrooms i C~RMJNG 2 BR, den, 2 designed landscaping. Used 895 Gle:eyre stJ'ed~~~
NEWPORT HEIGHTS nn 2 ba. f'rillc. Elec bltns. landscaped 2 BR, 2 ha, den, 2 bath home PLUS 2 patioti:, $41,500. Owner a:olng brick fireplaee with walnut
SAT 1 to 5 \Valking distance to ""'ade, dress. Rm, patio. 2 pools, Bedroom Apt. to Europe. 675-4234 panelling in living room If l !!!!!!!!!!!!""""!l!!!!!IJa!!&!!!!o!!oh!!!!!!!'o~'l!·I ~~ I IFF DR e.• club house, all l'lec bltins. 1 of ·" ....,..,1 C • · Hi school & coUege. $24,500. A GOOD PROPERTY! den, p enty Wtw paper. 3 Bdhn J,, B ·~ 900 """-Crpts, dflls, enclosed dbl THE '-' s • ~ a·..... .co.U:.ting Joan St9 ,200 at ~ Huntington Beach !400 ffi .~ ...
:!Hl WESTCLIFF DRIVE ~3 WESTCLJFF DRIVE ziiu~~ k. ~~:~r~~:~ ~;;· ~~~~s;~~.~c:.: nU::: ~ '-18\+ily 3 ~!ftijjjQ!116Ell BIG ONE ~~·~~
6.16-ml 0prn Eves. 1,•iiil6-iiiii77lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0peniiiiiiiiiiEviiiii".,· J 3 Bdrm • 2 Ba • S.TI,900 J;-;;;;;;;;--.,;;;-o;;-.....;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;-;;;;;-;;+,.;64G-~~l94;8~=====-...,. __ ~-----.,,.. ... , , TIIAT'S THE BEST ,bt;.
Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0 1· THE REAL ESTATERS -$695 ooWN~ BEST BUY BAYCREST 3.32 Merguert~. Cdi\f 96244n 546-8100 SCRIPrION OF~
Irvine Terrace 5%% LOAN 546-'313 646-mi '• • B<lrms. 'boths, '"bu. Q<>k k p,,,.,,;o" 67U'DO Minutes To leach _A_S_S_U_M_E,.,---EPO~RYERHJNOGME. o~·
$23-75-0 ins ca ...... ts fe ed E tab-Spacious 3250 sq. ft. curl., Take over 51"-% loan. 2 story, Special ! ! 4 BEDRM-• r hro _,,,_ 's:Cc · 5 profess. decor. & lodscpcl., 5 GI LOAN exterior of wood stuc4'-· -POOL & VIEW-lo assume & pa_y only $159 SUBMIT NO DOWN is area. . lg. BR. Xlnt cond. Rare buy 3 BR, 2~ ba, elect. kitchen, extensive use of decorii1
per month includes princi-G.I. or low d(IWn to others. ~-.-:V~ ~~ at $69,500. 511170 L 0 an lg rm. rm. with frplc. Ownt'r desperate, will accept stone. , • . 3 BR, 2 ha, FA, bit-in gas pie, interest & taxes. Quali· 1urn· h !Cl In --=-----._. ---____._ BRASHEAR REALTY SZlOO tor his lovely J BR & il"-' kit, sorv prch, dbl gar, par· il Completely rt' is'--For, l-,V:--.:.--1-tranferrnble. Not on lease S4'l'.SJJI Eve. 541 _24_12 S1>rawling 5 BDRM. & ~
quct !lrs. Low lcaaC'-hold, JO Park home. It's Immaculate. ,.,,.....,..1,·og. 2 P•U'o• 10,. -·•· income property. Ha• ARD LANE BELOW MARK._-pune!led with matching bar. ~ "11~ ty 3 & !am" y room College side & out. 2 baths. Quality • a e 2 •c. 11eau • land. 646-2828 Eves. A year Around den home. Den beautifully FLOOR PLAN, has dbl.~-
day poss. Small, BlJT has I' ,. I I . b .,, "'"'" "" 2 h /I k 2100 WJND\V j Home + Income 11;"1 entry hall w/(loors o[.,_ ~as ircpace, e ('C!J'1c u1 -door li ving at Its best. Built. ses. w rg. wor OPEN SAT & SUN 1 • 5 3 BR 1%. be. $21 ,900. Bit-in Fully calllfted. Bright step Piso We, opens to re,:fjm<:
everything! $4J,500. Appoint· tn kitchen, w/w carvets & in ran~e & oven. Estate shop & V2 ba. Room 2506 Sierra Viftl Sec: range & oven, garbage diir saving kitcheTJ with all the rm. w/CATIIBDRAL ~~
mrnt only . drapes, fenc«:I yard & patio. sized yard. 540-l't.!O for more units. 705·7051h: Narcissus posal, t 11 e kllch., serv. modern appliances, adjoin. ED CEILINGS, CON'FftJH: CURT DOSH, Rea If Or ~ng S25,500 ·make offer. TARBELL 2955 Harbor 548-1443 Sun. only ~;~~:;!~·~i t~= Corona del t.tar porch, frpl.c, uPgraded w/w ing family room. Exclusive PORARY SPANISH ~
1730 \\'.Coast JIJgh\\•ay
642-6472 EVES. 6Tl-3468
CaUing all Kids
Wonderful family home with
5 BR. 3 baths, 3 car garage,
in Ea.stbluff across from
Pario: to play in. Come by on
Sl"'>1·5
2620 Eas•wood
and mite your time looking
or call:
t.1ary Grahan1 642·9100
FAREL \VALt<ER
Realtor
-Open Daily 1 to S
219 J11mlne, CdM
.lie Homes for Trade 642-22'11 FOR Sale by owner, save!!!. elled, Mariners Sehl. dist. OPEN HOUSE cpt.'l/drps, shake root Cor. at: SIGNED FIREPLJ\rr~.~tW
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. . i. ~~-IMllJig PRICE LOANS EQUITI' 3 bdr, full cpts/drps, nice $36,500. SAT & SUN l ·S & fcnet'd loL S2200 dn. LISTER REAL TY w CARPETING Tl i '-.P'tt);
,-$19.~ $14.fm $5500 yard. Xlnt location near Scenic Properties NEWPORT BEACH Village Real Estate Hi612 Beach Bl., HB 842.fi63J AlL 5 BDRMS. S£c.lJtJD.
$20,500 $14,500 $6(XXJ schls/shops. Z2QJ Miner St. 675-5726 REALTY 96241TI 546-8103 ED DEN, WITil R(~
iooo &kor, c.>t 546-5440 121,500 iu,500 $10.in> c .M. S<s-73u, "2-<m1 'c"'u'"s"'T"O"M'""'v "tE"W"""'H"o"M=E 675-1642 OPEN HOUSE NAME YOUR TERMS! wooD PANELL...,
=::::::=:::::=:::-::: S2'l,500 $12,500 SlO.OOJ4 BR., 2 Ba., home: ideal for NE\VPORT BAY CONOO :!!!!l!~IMEREDITHGARDENS10261 !:Ml% loan at 6%%. no down WALL.S & OPEN Bt+N
Corona del Mar
Walk to EJe.ach & Shops. 2 BR
liome South of Hwy on choler
45 ft lot at lot value
t · iel' $35,00J
e~EAITr
3-IU East Coast }iwy.
Corona dcl Mar 675-.'l745
$23.500 Sl7.500 S6000 all schools. By owner t.'3,500 1.1EDALLION 3 BR 2 BA Not One but Two Jon-Day. Prestige al't'a. 4 VA or FliA on spacious 3 CEILINGS, now betng UilEd
Bill Smiley, Prine. & Bkr. Or make offer, Stt 318 Dbl gar, pools, golf. etc Lo"elo 2 BR, 2 b•th home,, B.R 3 be, tam. rm, liv. rm, BR "'ith 20x2'7' famiJu room, as billard room· w/~ -.,.Ah "·'"19'2 o • ~ er lion size table. ·•:.."; COOL POOL-4 BEDRM """1 rr.Q"tU-NLY $36.500. 673-4356 each with big BAY VIEW dm rm, rumpus nn, 2500 :thnke root & ek>ctric built· OPEN STAIR CASE~
$23.500 "O" DOWN Pl::-.'E Trees: po11d on cul-<:lc-lfAYCREST--at less than $41,000 per sq. ft., c~~ted. ins including dishwasher. ro 2ND STORY p k'&."F
2 baths. Bui!1-in kll chrn. 6ac, 2 Br. drn. Decorator's U,vcl)'. in1n1ar". hln1e: J BR. home. but they must sell to-R. D. Slates R•alty Excellent location & priced WALL OF GLASS Al:t.t) Cllrpt"li~. drepes. Covered drc-ani. 646-8387, 9ra-1261 Forrnal din. rm .. lgc. pa~I· gether. 847-:til!l Eves. 962-7369 under the oi'iginal sales OPENS TO LARGE s,.G'.N
patio with BBQ. Anthony eel ff1n1. rm. Assume 5~% Delancy Real E•tate $49.50 DOWN·-price. POROI W 11 d~
pool. Water softener. Submit ~esa ~D..!!_~ar ~_!TO~ loan lh11er 646-577~ 2328 E. Coast Hwy., CdM Pacilic Shores Ree.lty kitchen· with eextensi;~~~ d -G I 5'1~17~0 ""';-;;;;;;;-;;;c--;;::-:;:--=cc: To qualiJicd vets. 3 homes ~"" oocu Ev-"~8327 no ow.. · · • COOL SEA BREEZES NEWPORT Beach Oioice 673-3770 '""'"°"""' c~ • ...,.,. ol hardwood cabinets 1 ~
TARBELL 29~ H•rbor Peaceful· garden surrounded R..J lot & 3 Br. house. 1606 to choose Crom, all fully car-~~~~~ BlLT-IN RANGE & 6\r~;
b" dcckinC?,, adjoined a W. Oceanfrool. ""--n house OCEAN VIEW JK>lcd with buill·ins, close 10 ':: DISHWASHR., GARB. o~•o ,. DELUXE DUPLEX , v,~ ""'""'' Coll'" rnform•tion **** LISTING ,~
Vi<.'W homt', steps; to beach. 3 I '-::=-;::=-:-~~::::-:::-~~-:-~:i::::
BR 2 beths, living room + I'
f:in1ily, fi rt.'Pl ru::t'. bit • ins.
Sep. dining ILl't'a, S(11vicc
port:h. carpets & drapes. J
car garage on alley. L..ar&:e
lot. Vae.L!ll. 10% down.
II 3 6 '""'ll"lly O>cpotod 3 hr. 2 S.l & S"n 1-5. $56,000. CAMEO SHORES LISTER REAL TY E:l'C., OP"'" to fonnaJ. . Open Oa Y -ba, home. Newly painted 675-1880 Owner tried of driving 200 Ing flff.'a. This truly tmu~
'208 · 39th St., NB ext. walking distance 10 all BAYCRE~T-O\i·ner. 3 Br. 2 4 BR, large S<'patate dining 16612 Beach DI .. llB 842-6633 miles a day & must sell al-home ha.s to be ooe of.t~e
Close to Beech, Chaiuu~I. sL·hools, incl. OCC. Extra B 1 "-· ll room & ma.s~r BR, POOL, ABSENTEE OWNER most new 3 BR home. most outstanding va]u,.•-.
Rltr. 646-3928 F.\"cs. 4!H-93Cl!
*LACHENMYER
Steal This Baby!
$27,950
INCOME UNITS 500 a .. amity rm.: ,,.,nutifu y "":.J-r. find Playground, $49, bonus !or !he family or pr·o· carp. & d r a Ped. 1 8 0 6 custom frotures. Like nMi St>U large discount for eash Bea.med ceilings in living have {'\!Cr offered at, '<I: '
George \Villinm.son, Rltr. fcssr:ina! man is thr 2Z'x 20' !.(.'Cii·nrd Lfllll'. Open W('('k-rondi!ion. to $10,800 1st TD. Price room, fireplace, slate entry. $31 ,950 FULL PRIG.,
673-4l'ill OPF.N EVJ-:<; rccr. nn. or p1·t1<, off. cnils J-5. 5'1&-08?5, !"J-»l-0970 4545 Tremont, CdM $15,!W-payments PITI Sl.27/ Large .famlly kitchen with OFFER YOUR DOWN."'
_ _ _ -complt. w/pool table. Org. Open House Sun. 1-5 n10. 3 BR 2 h<11hs, $1 400 in avocado built-ins, dressing PYMTI OWNER wrti;' -1/3 ACRE-Jr.Estate o\\·ncr, ~1!109 1812 lllGHLAND Dr, Hrbr R. Nattress rutr. &IZ-I4&1 carprts & drafll's. Large lot room in master bedroom. HELP FINANCE'_·.'~ $19 400 I-finds ~ Br 2 ba, fa1rt rm. all , . 962-t219 carpeted & draped. $21.950. '<., ,-
Submit ~do".:i G.I. or m · Me11 Verde 1110 bltns. f!'fll c. S32,500 10% dn ~~~~~::ail~i~!t~~ HouH'"'Ol"'"°"T'ho-M..-o-nt~h-LISTER REAL TY MISSION REAL TY.,.:,;:·
d<7>\1l to others. 3 bedrms. CONDOMINIUM-lh11cr. 548-2847, 1-729-2908 Yr. old 4 Br. 3 Ba., formal Lovely 5 BR only rn,6511. 16612 Beech Bl., HB 842.$i33 9S5 s. °'8.st Hwy., l.aptLa
Built· in kitchm. Rear living BY O\VNER: Nice J Br. 2 Ba 2 BEDROOMS Phone <n41 ~ ::; v d din. nn., fam. rm. Comp: °""er is trans:lerred It has roorrt overlooks lovely ysrd. Adajacent to Mesa er c home. Newport Shores, q>td. drpd, & lndscpd. plus to seU. Lender repossessed, Comp!.
Quiet C"Ul-Oe-sac. !'JHl-172'0 Country Club. 3 Broroom, $25.00J. Terms t I ex i b I e . 20X4-0 hid. pool : elc-c . .,sr. HAFFDAL REAL TY rl'decon!lted, new cpts/drps, 21, Baths, 14 X 26 living 642-3059 " F
rooni, all built·in kitchcti. door; buyer ean assume "Homes lo r.1atc:h Income" need lot, dect. bit-in range
r.10V E In ! Near new 4 BR., 6~ % IOaJI. By owner S.170 \\'a mer 842-4400 and oven, dble garage. Vac. Patio, double garag<'. pool. 1 1 1, ~ h .,4 2259 114.000 1··" ...,·-·rmnt• Sll•
Park and Beach at >'OUt feet!
J BR house plus t"Xtra lgc [ ""~"'!'~"!'"""""~~
fan1 rm · R·'l. Room lo add.
Se\l{'r will carr)' I011.n~
Balbo1 Bay
PropertiH
673.7410 Evo" 673-9187
1112 Estelle Ln.
BAYCREST
OPEN SAT./SUN. 1-5
[)(ollghttul 4 Bit 3 lwi.th honic
with family t'OOln Ii rom\8l
dining room. Dori 't mi!l5 thlz .....
Jerry Freud
Charl•s Arnold
Rmltors 64&-il$
Open .J./.ou&e
J211 SwRx Ln. Westdi.U
• Br, 3 Ba, tonnal mlm:lrtd
""""' "" dbl fire!>I .... 2 """"' ... --Priced Righi $20,950 e FifA VA
_ ..,. • l BR + fam rm w/fTplc
-• Cp!J/drpc, 510\'t' ' retrtg.
Rhri. 647.fDO ~rs. S4&.a72t e KENNEDY
d ho op .. 1\C\v <'P . nr. u•:1lc . Di -* TO'~"'OUSE • ~ ., Li vt'd In by a ulls. S wn "'~n
0 SU S2S.00l. Open \\'Ct'kcnds; 351 LE"SE OPTION 4 B• l" b & Pull mo. includes truces & ins. by Appointment .,;11 & n. -r• 1 •· 11 a, man. for only $34,750 Pride of 01vn1·rship Trip\:-: R.l!r. 546-9((,2 6-16·392il 62nd St. (}.iincr6T;;.-Ol<l·l $23,500 FUU. PRICE Bltns Inc-I range. FHA bo.1
OPEN SUN 1.5 FOR ho me on C-2. *LACHENMYER NE\VPOHT Shores 4 Br. 2 521 LARKSPUR of Sl4,<XXI.
325 Homewood Dr. RJtr. T750 Harbor 5B. O.l • ba. 2 story. Blk & 1~ to CUte 2 bedroom $2,000 cash-.$109 mo.
Newport Heights 54&-5400 . Ews. 54.9-ll!iS * DRIVE BY *-ocean, Oub, pool, tennis. comer IOC"atioo P)'mts incl prin intt>l't'st, ins.
3 BR, 2 ba . dbl gur w1 sun· BEST GI huy in town w1~h no OPEN HOUSE 3252 ?o.finn~ 54S..3SOO call for appt. to see, & true. Tm-7316 Anelieim
dock. Easy financing. See down. 3 BR !am rm , 1% ha, \\'atcrfront 3 Bil, No. 62 ORANGE illAST BEAtmFUL 4 BR, 2 BA
this prestige home today. dlllc {rplc, blt·l!ll. &-Autlful :~· ~~JR~ 3 2B~~; Balbos Coves. $60,IXXJ, PROPERTY h 0 me, by O\vner, Ntw
Graham Reatty landscaping, he;~~~ul ~t~ plal'~s. aFine locati~n. SI49!t SJ0.000 ca&h by lMn. li7J..85.:;() Cfllls I drps tlrooihoot
Near NB Post Of<'. 646-2414 ~au~lfttl flre.1. pnn. d~'n • Vac-ant • l\1ove ~ Bal. in atte~ Lt S-77Ti Cameo Shores fir rpl, blt·h1s, eov. p.1tlo.
u1t. King.O ard lle;Jit;y dll.)'. CALL l..ARRY or I • Jl\f1 •hake roof. $25,400. A CHARMER! ?o.11 2·2222 DA\'E !HO.ll5l lopen evc-s) Newport Helght_•_l!!O Spectacu ar View 1Ki2-2580
Lovet · custom 3 BR. 3 baths, -.=~== f'O R Salcor1r11de: ex('lu~i\'r He11UH!C Rr1l E..-tnlt .., ....,, .......,~c $1695" """WNER lm1n.1t1l11te -Early Aml.'ri-
('nn. 3 Bedroom5, F'a mlly
P..oom, Double 1"irt>plnl.'c.
Doublr, gar&gf', \\"ork Shop,
Boat Yaro. Call for appoint·
meri t to aee this Jl)acious
I n II " ___ SAV E 71<'-t.'>6.• . .., A111v • • pool, imn1acula1r, lmnlCdl· • v--v
Riv!era S{'("tion ,0 ··-ac! c OWNER 3 Br. 1 b1 . ?llAKE OFTER 1tle possession , $19.500 3 BR, 1% be, bit-Ins, lrple, P1hs..1drs: 4 Bl... 3 Ba .. d m •-9 dbl R ......., ..., ... n.. "''lnHud'~ qlrs. ll:d , lilt. Coing oul ol st~dc · must !it'll 400 Piralc-n . .,. ..... ,,.,, TilE FOX CO. nr. """'' , .. un,,.rr ... , .
pool. Wiil tt11de ~or dowti. 1\lesa Verde 3 BR 2 b.1111 .-PLEASA.Vf CllfJ Havm 3 673.9t95 612-G969 Pacific Sands. 646-2309
Price. SM.cm. O wn r 1 borne. Exccytional C"Oflditio n Br, 2 ba + 2 Br Ott&n Vu ·ABOVE THE BEACHES 4 BEDROOM
Zll:4.19-3176 inside It out. $24.7":il • u-income Apt. $49,500 54&-724~ Mllllon $ Vk'w trom 17!:11 tiq. F'l?'l'placc, bltins, 2 BA's A:
sume hi;h VA lo&.n or sub-ti ol roof dedc. cumom ee-2 cer garage, 00 847..(245"
1100 mlt on VA or FllA. CAU. Newport~Shora 1220 ment block 2 er. 2 be. By or 2ll; 431-39'11
--------RAY GAULT 540-llSl !opea O ••~""" * BEAUTIFUL ~l Heritage ReA.1 Estate 3 Bedroom 2 B.th w n '"r $69.(0). 546-8693. """"u•n~ 5%~ Ftt\. 3 Br. A
, 51......, * 6734$3 * f1m rm. Ooae to llll .chool.s. PROVENTIAL * 3 BR. 2 BA, ram rm., 2 ., ... 1 c r M Ex
""1iAH1 sMmi:OO·
REALTOR
\Zilla ge Real Estate
CUSTOM HOME
Very spacious J BR 2 bath
with h11ge sep9rllfe ' family
room. wet bar & 2 fireplac:-
t'a. Built on 2 tree-shaded
lots. A lot or house for only
S::S.JOO .
Paul Jones Realry ~7~ J::ves. 841 ~978
lllAL la., •• ., ... __ _ ... ....... _
SPARKUNG OCEAN VI
• f'l'om a gracious J
quality home ln V
Highlands, lovely dinng
large paneled den, d -
kilchcn , 2'1 blitha, '
d<"Ck, all on me J
$63,500.
tX1E.17th St., C.M. 646-~
71 x 135 FT. LOT
4 BEDRM-$20,000
Pn1cntW ~tiltt". 'J 1~1ths
Country almosph<-re In ttio
city. Room for pool. Nr·1r all
the CDnvmic.-ntw. ~·1 720
TARBELL 2955 H•rbor
Stnrtt' fronl, r,11..-d 111onr llrt .. l~l·•. bit•'••, -••· ...... ~ G('l('ld (\ind. Nrw cflrpois MUST SELL \Villi1unprg 4 _"'; ~ 10· M)' trns!
I ·".... ..., ..... . ,,... s1~ DCWN BR , deo, ram rm. pool + ....,......., By OWl'lt'J', M2·_'481 111. 2 hn s, 4 bc'ttnTI5. .1m 1700 1q. ri. Froc:<'d cui-d r--·
Fountain ValJey 1410
Nice l BR By Owner, 1~
nA, bltins, IOI! ll20, a))tl,
dt'po, lrpk, ....Ucd tarn.
rm.r screened patJo, lg tncd
lot, $25,9)) W/$2200 down
6114 % lon.n. Call tor llppt.
962·1678 f.ves. &: "·knd~ only ~---:::-="""C:';;-
rni. 1111 rl...,·t. klh·h, l~1mt-1 •:i. zt . 1 R'I<10 gr•1 ·~ Xlnl Jmmedlntc Occupancy r.:ntal 3 RR. $200. Nr achls BY O\\'NF.R, 11s~11m" 6% GT
Jnt 1t1·>.~1·ll n'"hbrhd SZS,500 545-03!.? 61~·'28:>S ~2991 4 bch. $68,000. By owner. loan. Span. tty!~ :l .dry 4 Br
_ 21" h11 den, bltn~. 84~-8519 $21,9SO--OWNER NR-0\IR'i-OutiT Br. & l BEDROOM 2 hMths, 2 1tory1
3 Br. 11, bt. hltn1, frpl r, Pa dt'n. for d·m1, Ira ki1, P1'01 'iii bli: to club house, ~e.rly
Oo, dbt gar, fncl. GT M' FHA :z ... l'!. ,B1 o.rir $40,950, 1tue onlJ. $225 pr. 11.anth.
While ek»f>&ntJT Dtme+Uoe It: Your Ad ln our claulfledt?, ..:""'=..:'.:.'".::•c;••;_S;_J;_, ..:6'6-.;;;.;'300;;,;;,; ___ ~________ &ll-283S or 5tG-29!n
Bclutitul l St. So. of
....... 111. BJ -aoly, ~Ulnlblt. * m-8638
DUC ~1al<'rfront Condo.;. 2
IJ,Jl., 2 Ba.1 w I bot! lllp .
2U: ~n....w.i "1'/wlmdfl.
~f County 1605
SALE Or trade 2 Br. mod.
h...'IC Yucca Vallry prlced
$10,500 ... 1•300. m-41?1 .....
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RENTALS
Daily Pilot Classified
CLASSIFIED INDEX
. ' ~UNI Furnished
L•1un1 .. ,ch 1705 NIWport BNch 2lOO
Temple Hlll1 Area
I
Saturd.ly, Augu$l l7, 1968 .._,w DAILY ,JI.OT %1
RENTALS RENTALS ----;'"K""E"N"TA'"'L"S.------,-k,-c"'"'r1"'1"A'"'L..,.>----=:.i
Hou-Uof.,,nlshod Hou-Unfuml1hocl Apts. Furnbhod Apt1. Furnished
Co1t1 Mou 3100 Coron• del Mir 3250 Cosll M1.. 4100 L1guno BOich 4705
COLLEGE or workina: man. to NEW Fumiahed 2 SR 2 Ba
share '"'· SWim pool, pvt. all elec bu l I t • In 1.
Hours-Reguletions-Deediinss
• BR, tam rm, 2 t:uths, fl~
pike · room for .a pool, WUl
alao eonakler Jeasl.n& with
an opUon to buy. $34,900.
\VATERFRIJNT • Wlnter lie.
Uppt.r. 3 BR 3 ba, exlra lg
liv rm, lrplc, marble in
bll~. huge muter BR &
dressing rM, e.le<:t. kit,
Balconies & patio. Adults •
no 1)ets. 673-S'J59
B/B CAMBO ShOCOI 3 BR-. 2 Ba.,
beautUully lndscpd. W1ter &.
AVAIL JMMED. Mesa Verde ;ardener paid. $350 ~1onlh,
4 BR, I a e living rm, Leue. 213: 347·2819; 71-4:
t p1clou11 tam I dining rm, 6~ Ews.
aar. $75. No drink. &12-ltm Panoramic view overlookins
aft 6. Alh10 Beach. Mature 1dul1J
ERROftl1 AdvertlMl'S should chec• tl'le1r aft O•lly and Nport '"'"'•dlately ,,,..,.. -
:' or ml1CIU1ffloatlont. THE DAILY PILOT·a...,mee ll•blllty for tl'f'Ol'9 tnly to ''Out of thi• World" bilt·in kltchpl. ~lutUuUy OCEAN VIF.W Dcl 2 BR N rt •-h 4200 111tl.Y, no ch!ldro,, llBS. _•wpo -•c 499-3755
' _;, tne extent of publlthlng the 1dvertl1em1nt col"ffetly one time'? family homfl • over 4000 sq
ft ·In tl'lll love!~ 4 BR, !am DEADLINE FOR COPY ANO KILLS: 5:30 P.M. tf'I• d•Y btfoNI publlcatlon, except fo1 mt, lg!!' recreation rm. 3~
Weekend Edition and Monday sectlon1 when olHlng tlm. le 1:30 P.M. Friday, baths, dbl gar, unobstructed
YOU MUST HAYE KILL NUMIE:RI When k/lllng an ad beetuH of quick ruultt. View home. 4 decks, ,aep/
be eure to mike a record ot the klll number given you by your ad taker as dining rm & laundcy rm,
verl11catton of y-iur oall. custom bit with the woman
landscaped yard. Yearly . u.xe •
lease 1325/mo. incl water 2 ba, home •. fplc, dining rm ,
and gardener gervlce. blt·lns, pahO, ct'pt&, drps,
,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,j3 BR 2~ BA , all el« * Channel Reef * buut-1.... Pa""'•mle *"
Every effort It made i. klll or c~rreot • n•w •d that hu b11n ol'dered, but wt c:•n·
not gual'llntee to do ao untll the 1d h•• 1pp11red In th• p.1per.
in mind. S78.900.
2225
' BR, 2 BA, f.vail Stpt 10,
9 Mo& lease. Priv. beech.
SZ;O, * S4&.8'l32
67l-3ti63 E · f>48.G9G6 near bch. $300 mo. SEh1PLE · ves. Real Estate 675-2101
EASTSIOE J BR 2 bath,
13 x Z7' tam 11 y room , Huntington Ekach 3400
4 BR. 3 BA,, Private com· flreplact. full;.' r!arpetcd & FREE RENTAL SOOK
1nunib' & beach. Sept.June draped, built-ms. Like new D I d B
S2!KI. 642-5..'711 inside & out. Llr&e Yllrd. rop n In rowsa
APARTMENTS
SPECTACULAR Vl.I::\V
WatcrJront/Loc • Bont
Slips Available
overlooking Allio Beach.
Mature ttdub t only. no
child1·en. $220. 49!).3756
SMALL 1 rm. apt. Clevi. $80.
utll pd. App. Jumbo Jlmbo,
180 N. Col!!\ Hwy. L.B.
~::NI ALS Overlooking -$:2'!5/per month. CALL 3 Bedroocn, 2 Bath, Cozy
OIM!·A·LINI Ad• art strictly oa1h I" advano. by "11111 or at any ene of our offlteL Emer1ld Bay Lido Isle 2351 DAVE MYHRE 54().1151 F\ttplace. Double Garage,
NO phone orde,... in one of lh' top rtljdtntial ----------!open eves) Heritage Real Complet.ely Fenced. ~ase.
2 BR · 2 Bath Apts.
LEASE· or· BUY
»iS Mo. & tlf> • S59,500 up
2525 Ocean Blvd., CdM
67J.1788 -for further Wo
Apts. Unfurnlahecl
Gener ii 5000
The DAILY PILOT rtMl'V" tti. right to cl .. lfy, •dlt, cenlOr or ref1111 any 1dv•r-
·-· tl•1ment. and to oh•noe It• r1t•1 1 rtd reoulatlon• without 11rlor notlc•.
Advertl,.,.. may pl•c• .tnelr ad1 by hl1pt1on1.
•rt-a.a: in Laguna. Elegant NEWLY decor. 4 BR. 3 Estate $187.50 per month.
raised Mrth fireplace. din/ June. $350 ~lonth, 673-660 BR. corner L'Ondo.: balcony
home ~th wnken living nn. Bath&. Avau: Sept. 7th th1'U \VEST Back Bay. Modern f :a~ llerman Trott, Mif.
TEACHERS, avail. S~pt. 4th ,
n1od. l BR. &: 2 BR. rront.
Nr. Ckl'au & bay. Bltns:
dlsp., !rpl. f .A. ht .. patio:
carport. No ~ts. Gas &
water pd . $130, 1132 W
IBalboa Blv., Apt. C
RENT
3 Room• Furniture
" ' DIAL DIRECT 642.5678
W°ESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE
. rm, fam rm, 4 Bdrms. 2~:; n1aster Br. 11uite 21,, baths __,..,
baths, on a quiet cul de Bilbo& Island 2355 pan('i.lfd fan i. ~m. tr11ll'., · ..,.,,...,
sac. r.alio: excefllional rec . 7S8l EDINGER 540~ 1220 VIEW! VIEW! VIEW! S89.900 BAYFRONT 4 Br. 3 ba.. lacilities POOi services: 842-445.l rr 540.5140
McC1nn Properties dock. Winter lse. Avail Sept priv. adult/teen&. $..?GO Mo. 4 BR 2 B· .1-~
$25 Month
FULL OPTION TO BUY
No de'°sit 0.1.c.
Huntington Bo1ch 540.1220 Lagun1 Beach 494-9466 1257.So. Coast Hwy 494-5997 9· Call 1 • 52;)....444-4 Avail. now . 642-6906 or l2131 P t' · LC'·~·· c5~~r·M· "'';:'
..._ 3 BR. Furn house l lh ba. 593-3166 a IO. a~e '.>J onu,.
H.F.R.C,
Furniture Rental•
1 n,.e Arch Bay Yearly •. Family only, Show l•iivV.AILill:iIMM>i};iiEDW:.IMiie:S-saavv;;,cd;;;;,1-~Av~ail~·c,-·~·c~p:_t '.:1'~'-~64~4':-'.!227".7~-1
3 Bedroom, 3 bath luxurloos l=w=k=•nda==· ='7'>-=1=99=1==="' t BR, lge living rm, 4 BR,:! Ba. bJl.Jns, cpl!,
517 \V, 19th, C.M. 548-3481 ,
1568 w. I.nci.n. Anhm 714·2800 Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m. Ye1rly deluxe * O!EANFRONT * 9 to Noon S•lurd•y-Closed Sund•y custom home with magnifi-apru::ious fam/dining rm . drps, covered patio. $185,
cent Vie'v • $75,000. Huntington Beech 2400 bilt·in kitchen, beautilully , __ R_'-''-""-"-'---"'--'-·1_003 ___ 13 BR. 2 bath, romplelely Cotta M .. a 5100
CLASSIFIED COUNTERS •r. loeated •• followt : 13 1 & d rd y I 1• equipped. Garage $275. •'' 3 BR. washer/dryer, dwshr, an cape ya ' ear Y L19un1 Be1ch 3705 673-2300 HA~BOR
GREENS
2211 Wfft lo!He ... fffont. Newpoft hotll. 330 West· lay Street, c .. ta M .. e. 309 -
Fi"' Sh'Mt, He11Hlt9f'H hoc~. 221 .Fo ..... Aff1111e. Ltit•IM leocll. l :l0-5:10 bcept. Sett. & S1111.
&'V~EAlTY fenced yard. Near &tores. lease $325/mo. incl water =-==------. Sl?S lea.se. 968-32til and gardener servlce. MONARCH BAY ARE A 81::!\UTIFUL Waterfront apt.
673-3663 Eves. 5-48-6968 LOVELY OCEAN VJ[~W. 3 2 BR .. p;i!lo. boat d0<.'k.
Mall Addreu: lox 1175, Newpo rt Be~cn, Calif. 3111 i'.:'lsl Coast llw_,_ BR & d 2 W1" 1 I• • 301"l ,,. t
B h 2705 NEWLY d'•o>'ot·" 3 BR, ·_1 en, BA, cpls, D1·ps, n er ... as.. . r in ey Co.ron<i. dcl ~far 675-3745 Ll!:iUna eac ... .,., e 67" 4030 e
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COrtA MESA 1111 ANNOUNCEMENTS
MllA OEL M.lR ''" d NOTICES
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0•11l l'OIN1 '7• CATIRIM• U'I •0Nl>OMllllUM •JI CAllllllTMAll:IN• ... )u,.Lfllll UN,Ullll. lt1S CA""l'NtllllN• Utl
NT 'LS C•MINT, CtMnlt , ... ~E 11'1 CHILO CAii•, \.lcllll... "It ' Apt1. Furnished cowTucro11.1 ""
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BA Firep!act cpts drapf'S lrpl. pool. $300 mo, A!g::i <1• BACHELOR • UNFURN.
Ol!MOLITIOH 1111 """' 0-CEAN VIEW-EMERALD TERRACE covered "~!!~. lov~ly locg~ avail. 2 BR. 11i ba . $..~:J_nio. FURN or Unfurn. 1 BR 0,',',!,',",,0,,''"VLCI .·.·.·BY OWN'ER . Tempi• H1'lls ~ d I 496-1243 ·-0 from $100 ... 3 BR . 2 BA, $225 mo yard on quiet cul·de-sac. a u Is , u.:tw 1\l"a pm house. Yl'ly. Util pd, 305 -::~~~::N1 •IN1ALt :::: 1455 Terrace W11y, 3 BR, 2 B11 * 494-8691 * Lt'a.st $245. Avail Oct. 1. MY Lovely large 5 BR. 3 ba J.lth, N.B. Adults, no pelS. incl. util.
fll.OORS '"' elec kit \v/bll-in range & 54g_s724 home to respooralb!e fam Ill 827-00jJ 1 • 2 A 3 BORM.
FURNAC• 11•,.A11ts. •1~ u it dishwasher, lge !iv rm Summer Rentals 2910 I 1300 Ow I =a~G~----~---FURN • UNn1l\N GA•DINING ''" -t ,_ ~ il' ., LEASE OPTION . Sring yoor on Y mo. ner Agt. I bay view: 1 Br. upper. • '
GINlllAL tt•VICll 6'11 ""ace, u.:am.,., ce mgs. ,..._ -• noint bc"sh. 3 BRs 2 bo'''· 540-3862 \\'intrr $160 r.to. incl. ulil. Heated Pools, Child Care GRADING, DllCINO uu Lge corner lot w/155' front. LAGUNA·l.J\:eaiuront, spec-,~ .1 " N" .du• 10th & Bay area. 673-2012 C..nter, Adj. to Shopplna: -
GLASS utt , ~-d ~ & h b p . tacular Villa, priv. beach, a_m1 y room. ice res1 en-L•gun• Ni'guol 3707 No -ts allow-• ORl!IN TMUMI ,,., .......,, sea~ s ru s. r1c-1 85 th + 1 = BR , •. pd ~~ d ~ -GUN stto" •111 ~ right! $39,700. P.O. Box huge rooms. park·like gro. tull area. 1 mon op-l,,.,; 1 ....... 11 ., l-11\.'U Y , 2700 Peter&On Wa,, at Ha?'-
",,"u','••"•c1.u11 ',',"• 914 Laguna Beach 494-4.'126 unds. 2 Weeks Se-pt. $900., 4 tion. CALL 540-1151 (open FOR LEASE. References. 3 Pet OK, one Adult. bor 6 Adams, Coeta Mesa.
HOUSl!CLIANIN• ,,H PANORAMI V Weeks $1400. Also Victoria eves) Heritage Real Estate BR, 2 BA. cpls, drps, frpl , 280.A Avocado 642-4112
INTIRIOR D•Co•ATIM• 6111 C IEW Beach l~ouse. 3 BR, 3 BA. 3 BR. 2 ba. fenced yard, ldry rm, large back yard. NEAR Beach. Lg 1 BR. Avail -f
INCOM• TAX 1 ''41 Custom house, 4 extra large Sept. $1000 .Owner. 4!»-4653, crpt&, dJl>s, b!tns, Cul-de-$200 mo . 4954690 911. Adults no pets. $125 ~I ::g:;H~mtnt•I. t&. • :;: btdrooms, ~~;. baths. dining, 494-4957 or 494-5.589 sac. Vacant, lst &: last mo's util, pd. 673--3181 673-<l658 Excellent, park • like 111r-
IN5l<LATIN• ,,._ room. family room, huge t-~~~~~~-~-rent. Refs. $185 mo. 2459 Condominium 3950 rounding& for adultl nquir·
INSUUNCt! '"1 CI05ets. Freezer & barbecue 1 & 2 Br. Furn Apts. 'Ai Norse Ave. CM ing ""&Ce & '"''1et. 1Hv1tsT1GAT1Na, o.t1dl,,. '"' . kit h Own blk to oceM. 1209 w. ~o-=-~--'--~---Corona del Mar 4250 ..... ., ... JANITORIAL ,," In c en. e.r, 2849 Bal'-Bl d B 1•--175 3 BR Townohusc, tam. rm., THE BluU's. Avail Sept 1. 3 Discriminatzye Ttnantt 1•w1L1tY ltt,.All. l'lc. "" Chateau Way, 494-6726 uva v · a uva. B 2 ba L'k I""" ·-LAMDSCA~ING 6111 i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiii..,iiiiiiiiiiOl wk-$1.;Q wk.494-5189 pool,clubhouse,Nwpt r. · I e ncw. ,,.,,,mo. 1 Bdrm Furn Apt. Available l , 2 & 3 BDRM. Arl3.
LOCKSMITH m1 r· Riviera. Children OK. U;e, Yr. Lse.644--0i75 aft 5:30 immediately 'til Oc.toher 1st. POOi.. NO CHILDREN
MASONRY. •RICIC "" MAGNIFICENT BALBOA Pt • Lovely 2 SAN Cl " Reas rent. 5031,I Acacia MARTINIQUE MOVIN• a sT011:.ac;• "41 OCEAN VIEW LO BRIIdral family vacation.1 ,,_A='"-H-,-~_l.--,12'1_5 __ .7646--,;-124-,--8--I emente: 2~ Br. furn. ""'NTING. ,.,.,..111n1ln~ •&11 T o• unJ .... goll -u••• I ORANGE COAST 1 blk. bay & ocean, no traf-2 BR, den, ca-ts, dra""s, • '""· ... u '""• poo ' GARDEN APT$, "AINTING. l•1• .,.'"', $5.950 • small, but level $1000 ',,,_ '"" -l f t 496-248'> PROPERTY "AT1os lei. Aug. 2-4-31. $175. 544.3277 waler paid. Garage. Avail many ~" ca ures. ~ PHOTOGRA,.HY HU down, baJ $55 mo. Laguna 67 3-8.).50 l Eth & Santa Ana, C.!-f,
"LASTl!RING, "''ell. ••~•I•''" Sch. (TI4) 497-UIO NPT Bch, l Br, 15IP5 4, 1 blk; Aug. 24. $145 mo. 642-3375 •· ·'ML . ..> ===co--7""""-~=----l ean Mrs. Henderson 641).5542
"LuM11NG '"''~~~~"!~~ .... ~~I k A I A 24 • Apts. Furnished OWNER'S furn. 2 BR-apt. POOOL• G1tOOMl1rt• '"'I; ocean, S85 w • val ug ----with lg. sundeck. Avail. 1777 Santa Ana, Apt 113, C.M.
PooL sl!Rv1rE ••11 ABOVE & BEYOND <the • Sept lJlh. 642·1272 Newport S.ech 3l00 General 4000 Sept. ht. 10 June lSth. 1969. ;~::Rs=:=.~:'N• t~: &mog) 4 Br,, 3 St: .. fam. rm 1N~E\=v~P~O~R~T~-B~ol~boa-~bo-,-,-,""'h No children or '(>Ct.s, CaU "THE GABLES"
ROO,.IMG if.ff Lease $275 mo.: &ell S36.900 house. 3 BR '~ blk to bay. llOLIDAY PLAZA 675-3518 Movin;; Sept. 1st; 2 BR. w/ RADIO, RIHlrt. lie. ••• 5% Down Owner 4'" 0~·,. L1've up to 35 d on! ltll!MOOILING & Rl,.AIR ,,.. . ""-o.wl $125 wk. 673-8793 DELUXE spacious 1-BR. garage $1 • A ults y. 1 BR, including uti!., close in, ltl:MOOl!LtNG, klTCHl!NI ·.~SPECTACULAR View, 2 sty 2 R I 6 s•o< k The Bluffs [urn. apt. $135 + util. 2·BR. Carp .. drps, bltns. patio. SdlfOI'• SMrHll .... B apt. g eeps L£oJ wee -priv. palio, crpts, $115. 5011h Sl'WING ''" 3 BR 2 BA, fam, frpl, deck. 12 d -f-den S160 + uHI 2437-G Orange Ave.
SEWING MACttlNI Rl,.AtRS ''" $35,500. Trade. 494-5187 ly. \Vinter S140 mo. 3 ' 3lr * Fronl Row Hid. pool, Ample parking Larl;spur Ave. 838-?447 Call Between 2 & 5
Sl,.TIC Tlllkf, s..tn. lie. •Ht St. N.B. 6~2032 prestige location No children . .No ""IS SMALL priv. baeh. apt So. e 636-4120 e TAILOR'ING 6t1• • s BR form.al home * full u, ....... Bay View .. -TERMITt COHTROL ffn QCEANVIEW • s~• 500 1 BR. furn. Apt. &lps. -4 "~' l!'.165 Pomona, C.M. 64" "-8.)8 of hwy. Refrig. & hotplate. 1 f TILi!, C«•mle 6t14 .J"I,-1 Block to beach. Weekly * 3 BR. 2~> baths v-.i $95 Yearly 673-6901 BR. Un · apt.
11Lt!, l lftolellll' A M•tbl• HJS Netl Realty • 494-9318 h 6 •Pllt-lcvcl ---"-•11}80,48-7720 Tltl!I! SERVICI "" $8.). Newport Be 642-031 Costa Mesa 4100 $70 BACHELOR Apt. No n.i:: ""
TELEVISION. R.,..I .... lie. ••U FULL OCEAN VIEW. Come ~ luxury home kHcben. util paid. 1 Adult t ~~----~---~~~:~:~EltT :~'; and ke! 3 BR 2 BA , lrpl. f(cNTAL • $375 per month $25 Wk. Up only. 673-11936 2 BR. l ~i ha. Drps/crpts.
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT $33,500 Owner. 494-4746 Houses Unfurnished 1 Or 2 year lease ----Bltns, pri gar/patio. Adults
JOI WANTEO, """ ,... Generil , 3000 option can be arranged : ~~d~lit :a~~~lli~rv. Balboa 4~ Sl40 549-0433 54G-4021 eve.
Jo• WANTED. wo1111R 1•» Apartments ----·-* for appt to sec • M·" --------o;:.PACJOUS 2 Br. Bltns, ,-•• Joa w111TED ..u SelVlce • 1V 1v.U. OC ONT "" ·~ "'", wo•i• •• For S.lo 1980 AVAIL, FOR LEASE ""' e N•w caJo & Bae EANFR "'1>•· 1110.
OOMesT1c HEL, 1ns -Apt 3 BR, 2 ba, crpts, drps, 644-1133 Evet 644·0505 2,7 Yeerly Renlal * 640-6085 * AGINClll:5, /MR ',',•• EUROPEAN RIVIERA? EASTBLUFF "6 Newport Blvd. 548-9755 Hl!L~ WAN1ED. i\ltR 1,.. Why? Jn South Laguna there fplc, CdM ··••· · · · $250 mo. NICE l Br. sngl man. $92.SO No pets or children IMMAC. Lge. 2 BR. 2 BA.
AGINCllS. WMnlft Bachelor House, CdM •• sm REALTY $100 & $12j mo. bit-ins, cptlng, drapea, gar. HEL" WAMTlP. w.,,,,. 100 is comparable Jiving in Own· Housr, 3 BR. 2 ba, CM $Z7S incl util. 310 Mcado\vlark Ln
AGENCIES, Min a womtn CORBIN·MARTlN t ~~~~-~~--~ I:====="==== JOBl-M•n & W-R ',',",, Y·Own luxurious 3 BR 2 BA I ~~~~~~l-~lo~l~f~2~300~b~lk~S1nt~•~A~t~"~A~"~-1 !)2j E. Balboa. Blvd. Adults. $145. 54°':6651
SCHOOLS & 1NST1tuc110N 1~ apt. Elegant bid;: on beach Rraltors 675-l6G2 _ Opn aft I Sun. 213 EX~ YEARLY l BR tum., ulil's B h
Jo& ~RE,.ARATION ,..,, w I unsurpassed view & pd. Sl25 & $200. 928 E. Newport eac THEATRICAL noo pool. Unfurn ss:;,OOQ, furn 1 BR Bach. No yard. Private FURN or UNFURN S140 UTIL. paid. Lovely -
5200
MERCHANDISE FOR nvail. For appt. 4ro.-34j l S9J mo. All utilltie& pd. Lovely 4 Bedroom View 2 BR., b!k. to K·Mart. Balboa Blvd. cor 8. St.
SALE AND TRADE 64~-4060 llome in Dover Shores. 571 Joann. 5'18--0787 or 536-7802 l'URNITURI IOff -~··' 1 AL~ y , _ •0_ c 11 OELUX b Huntington Beach 4400 Ol'l'tCI! flUltNtTURI ff!f cars i..case.....,., mo. a : EI drm. $110. Ideal
Ol'F1c1 EGUl,.MlNt t111 Hout•• Furnished Cost• Mesa 3100 JOHN MACNAB, Realty for bachrlor. 1993 Church St. e NE\V e LUXURIOUS •
STORI EOUt,.MlHT 801? ----642 82'" CM °"8-96''3 CAl'l, •ESTAU•lllT HU Rontal1 to Share 2005 . "" . . ,,., "' RESOR1' LIVING •AR 1ou1,.M1N1 u1s LEASE 3 BR 2 BA trpr. l"""""'!:""""l"!~"""""",l-N.;;;;;;;;p;;;;°"fiiilmo 4 NATIVE GARDENS HOUSEHOLD 00<io1 .. ,o . . Jcnc'd yd. new crpts, drps. 2 3 BR Nassau Palms 2 BR. $130
GARAGE SALE ion YOUNG Man itra1ght. lo r.·tcs'I v er de. $235 mo. or To $150. I also unfurn.) 6 POOLS·SAUNAS·JACUZll
FURNITURE AUCT101< tou share my ne1v 3 hr 2 ha '-A~ "".03 2 Bath hon1e Unfurn 177 E. 22nd St. 642-364j HUNTINGTON A""LIANCll 1111 ' ............. Q"(fh NB IHllOUIS •ne hse, nr ocean. Huntington 1 even, . '> .
SS:WINO MAC MIN I I 1ne Beach. 812-762,1 behv 5 & 9 EX·i\lGDEL Home 3 BR., 2 300 yrly, gardener lncltJded _r . '~OITAG~ Tr a I I e r
MUSICAL 1HSTl!UMf1<1 11t1 ba. ca.,,els, dra""I, bit-ins, Chr.t Salisbury, Rllr. 67J.6900 Ullh_11 "_ <1umished S65 mo. GARDENS "IANOI .& OllGANS I UD pm ,.~ &12-5359 t 4 PM RADIO &100 frncf'd. gardener in cl. $235 BAYSIDE V"ll 1175 2 a er 1
TILEVIS10ft "" GIRL To share df'lu.-.;c 2 Br. Bkr 54j...2424 Eves 546-9480 B 2 B 1 age, j_. AVAIL Sept t lg 2 BR 1% TENNIS-ENTERTAINMENT .. 1.F1 • STl!RIO nu Townhouse apt., pool. $62.50 r. 11 .. 1tove, reuig. ' ·. ' · ' BOLSA·CHICA & HEIL '''I ltl'CORDERI 1110 54~--07·9 CM $110 -2 BR. hse in courl, Carpets, drapes. Adulrs on· ba, GA bit-ins. Adults. 24-0
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UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom,
2 bath unit near Hoag Hos-
pi tal. Available Sept. ht.
$200,
ALSO
3 BEDROOM, 21,! bath, face
pool. $250. Avallablti Sept.
15th. Ad ults only .
Bay & Beac:h
Realty, Inc.
202'i W. Balboa Blvd., NB
673-3663 Eves. 548-6966 ~~~=~"1'u:,.~fl!~1,.Mt111 :!°~ mo. • .i. i _ yatd & gar. 2 mos rent + ly. No pets. Pool, slip; call E.16th Pl., C.M. 548-0432 ADULTS 847.8414
s"oRTIM• oooos 1soe N t B h 2200 cleaning deposit In advance. 67.')-1054 After 4 PM l BEDROO:vr, older people l·BR. tum. apt. suit. for cple. DL.X 2 BR studio, adu1tl, no BINOCULARS. SCO"f ' USO ewpor ••c w I & f 180 918 MlSCELLANe:ous uoo 232 Cecil Pl. CM 4 BR, 2 ba, pclC'I, w/yard & preferred. $
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85.' a er gas urn. · pets. Refs. req'd. Leue
"llSC. WANTEO HU 9 MOS. lease Sepl 15-June 15 •MESA DEL MAR• pool maintenance. $375. 369 • 642·1804 • Palm St., H.B. $150 Ca 11 646-3580 or MACHINERY, lie. f100 Comp! furn Beaut 2 Br 2 536-4678 536-4979 642.M 70 I ' M 1'"1 LUMl!ll 1151 · • 4 BR., fa.m. rm.: yearly lse. Vista Baya Circle, N.B. NEW 1 Br., garage. Quiet · nquire gr. ....,
STORAGI! '"' BA . fireplace, bllin kit. huge $2j() Mo .• water &: gardener 642-3369 or 542-5514 adullli. Reasonable! 2:>81l STUDIO apartments $75. mo. Superior, N.B. :~~1fs•NG MAll'RtALl :;:: priv patio, clubhouse. priv paid. 546--0229 Orange Ave, CM j18-1360 Mature aduUs only, 212 BEAUTIFUL ocean front
beach he.tied pool Adults LARGE 4 BR. home in \Vest Chicago st. 536--0012 PETS •nd LIVESTOCK No -'is. $zoo mo. See Sun: 4 B/l., 2 Ba., carp., b!t·ins: Nf'wnor1 , 1 house from SMALL Bach. collage Apt. 2 Br . fireplace, patio.
"ET'L GlNl:llAL 1111~ ...-f 1 I ·1 ., b h 13511 •1 1 6801 Working mrin over 40; $250 Mo. ""iy; 642-9760 aft 1 cA11 ''" day thru Tuesd11y . 143 rp " ami Y rm.. pauo: cac · "0· yr y, Laguna _Beach 4705 .r• DOGS -•,n,,•, Bayside Village 300 E. Coast A\'ail. 9/1. $2Zl r.10. lease. Scasho!'e. 642·3523, 642-17>.i4 S65 ULil. paitl. 220 P11!n1er p.m.
HORSll $46-686.j S Q " LlVESTOCk IMI Hhvay. 3 BR. 2 8th Duplex Bit ins. TUDJ . Quiet penson only. * JAPANESE MODERN * NEW Soundproof 2 BR. 2 Ba.
CALIFORNIA ll'1 IN~ IA--TI-RA~CT-l_V_E_w_'_"_'_fro-,-t-4 I BR. Duple.~. Stove. gm $235 yrly. 11113th St., N.B. Util pd, $90. Near 17th & $185. 2 BR, view, NEAR Across fm . Coco's. 1665
NURsr111:t .. 11 yard. Near stores. S75 mo. ~ &15-1627 • Irvine. 6-42-0j.'18 BEACll. Adults. 4(}4.J5ffi Irvine $185/$200. 642--0239
SWIMMING l>OOLI "" Br. born e, boat dock, winter * 646-2700 * ==~~~~-'--~ l•aza.,,,.,,._~=e•""""'""""'"'""'!l!.!==========J._;========="I "ATIOS ffll leage, NICE 4 BR 2 bath, carpel!! & 4300 ~"Z;~~~·Nt ~;; 1213) O\V 7-6087 $16.}. 4 BR. 2 BA, cptd, drapes. Nr. \Ve&tclitf Shop-1 _B_•_lbo_•---===·=3=00=:B:•:l:bo=·=====:4:3:00::;:B:•:l:bo:•====----1
TRANSPORTATl'""I BAYFRONT 3 Br. 2 Ba . freshly painted, fncd yard. ping Cent{'r.548-0901 I
tlOO Adults, lease. 5'18-008.l :~~~~.a\i"ACHTI ,111 \Vinttr. S2JO n10 . incl. util.
"0Wl!lt CRUISl!RI .. ,, 10th & Bay area 673-2012
• ,..l!O-Sk• IOA1'i ." .. 1' WINTER • Bay Beach Fron!. IOAT 11tA1Ll'll!S
1011 MAINTENAHC• "'' 4 Bdrm • 3 bath • $300 per
IOAT LAUHCHINQ '.·~ mo. 9'lS w. Bay. OR 3-6721 W,.INl EOUI~. ..,
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3 BEDROOM house for rent.
$180/JX'r month. No pets •
1940 Pomona, cr.1
2 BR. House on lrg lot. U17
per mo. 1984 Anaheim Ave.
CM Call 837--0'l89
IOAT CHAltTElt "-:It o••h• Pilot want Ad! DAILY PILOT WANT ADS ~ISH1N• IOATI .,...,, ll0Ao1 MOVINO ... , 642·5671 BRING RESULTS!
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MOTORCYCLIS '* MOTORSCOOTl'lll tut AUTO l lRVICll & ~Atn ,..,
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Corona del Mar 3250
LGE 2 Br .. 2 ba Unfum $200
mo: Front 2 BR, I ba Un.
furn S175 mo. R. r orney
Bkr.54~
NEW 3 BR, 2 batlt. el~c bit:
ins, So. of HW)', $275 mo.
Agt. 615-5726
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See If You Have Any
Of These Things A
DAILY PILOT
WANT-AD
1. s1 ...
2. Guitar
3. labr Crib
4. Electric S1w
$. C1mer1
6. W•1h1r·
7. Outbo1nf Motor
I . Stereo Set
9. Couch
10. Clarlntt
11. R1frl11r1tor
12. Pickup Truck
13. S.wln°g Machin•
14. Surfboerd
15. Machin• Tool•
16. Di1hw11h1r
17. Puppy
11. Cabin CrulHr
19. Golf Cart
20. B1rom1ter
21 . Stemp Collec:tlon
22. Dinette Set
23. Play Pen
24. Bowling llall
25. W•fer Skis
26. FrM11r
27. Sultcan
21. Clock
Will Sell Fast!
29. Bicycle
30. Typewriter
31 . Ber Stools
32. Encyclopedl•
33, V1ir:uum Cle1ntr
34. Tropic1I Fish
35. Hot Rod Equipm't
36. Fiie C1blntt
37. Golf Clubs
38. Sterllng Sliver
39. Vtir:torl1n Mirror
40. BKroom Set
41 . Sllde Projector
42. Lawn Mower
43. Pool T1ble
4-4. Tires
45. Plano
46. Fur Coat
47. Or1pe1
48. Linens
49. Horst
SO. Atrplan1
51 . Org1n
52. Ex1rcycle
53. R1re Books
54. Ski Boots
55. High Ch1lr
56. Coins
57. Electric Tr1in
51. Kitten
59. Cl•sslc Auto
HJ. Coffee T1bf1
61. Motorcycfe
62. Accordion
63. Skis
64. TV Set
65. Workbench
66. Ol1mond \A.' .. f rh
67. Go·Kart
68. Ironer
69. Camping Tr1fl•r
70. Antique Furniture
71 . Tape Recorder
72. Sailboat
73. Sporlt Ctr
74. Mattress, Box Sp9s
75. lnbo1rd Sp .. dboat
76. Shotgun
77. Si ddle
78. Dart G1m1
79. Punching Big
80. Baby C1rriag1
81 . Drums
82. Rill•
83. Desk
14. SCUBA Gear
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DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
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Apll. Unfu rnished ----.. - -·, Neweort _ lkech 52(1(1
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vtRY lrc 3 Br 2 bt duplex.
Bltnt. crPlll. drpl, prl pat~.
l blk/ bay &: beh. No pets.
)'T\)i W! $200 mo. 613-6116 ah
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DELUXE. Ullper. new 3 BR 2
Ba., bltnl, e&rp., dtpl.
Sundec:ka; 1-1 blk. bay Ii:
be1ch. Sl75 f.1a , yearly.
Relemicea rr"q. M>-1098
~ E11t Bluff 5242
PRESTIGE Towri Homes
1 For lell!, 2 br &: den & 3 br
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1vitb 2 or 2'hi baths. Gold
f\ledalllon all eleclric. POOL
2-car &ar. Rent 1taru 11
$250 mo.
837-371 Amigo Way, N.8 .
Coron• del Mir 5250
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ON TEN ACRES
l &: 2 BR, Fum &: Unfum
from $150 mo. Frplcs I Prll
Patio1 / Pools. Tennis · Con-
tnt'I Bkfst. 9 hole PutV
Green.
900 Sea Lane, CdM 6#-2611
IMat"Arthur nr. Coast Hwyl
$165. 2 BR. Corona High-
Janda. Patio, lndry. Adults.
673-4132 E1Jes-weekends
2 BR .• frpl., balcony;
upst11ir1. Ne1r ocean. $18.'.i.
320 lleUotrope 67S-3645
Huntington Buch 5400
EXTRA Ii· 2 BR. Sl:Q.
Utilities paid. ~7802 or
548-0787
Laguna Be1ch 570~
100 CLIFF DRIVE
LUXURY FURN/UNFURN
Yearly Lease. l & 2 Bclnns.
Yearly Lease. 1 bedroom
steps to Shore Ir. Shops
Oc:eanview !roll) e1Jery Apt.
from fl50 mo up. lease
494·2449
LOVELY Whitewater view, 2
BR 2 Ba w/ga:rage, l b\k to
town & beach. Adults. Lease
Sl&S mo. 434-7891 __ _
• DELUXE 2 BR unfurn apt
close to ocean.
• FtlR..~. 1tudio. •97·1056
Rentals W1nted 5990
• ABTIEe a
The Housing Oflice of Uni..,er·
sity of California, Irvine, is
expanding its listing service
for of1-campus rentals. Ree.I·
tori & private owners are
encouraged to include rult·
able married & single lfU·
denb &: faculty accomoda·
t1ons in our files. \Vrite or
phone for 11. listing form
from: !-lousing Offic•, Li·
brary Administration Build·
lni;, U.C. Irvine, Irvine, Call·
fornia , 92$4.
Phonr.: 714: 83.1-681.l
NEED House for rent in
Costa Mesa, prefer Mesa
Verde, Sept 1st !er Irvine
f11culty member & family of
4. Price range S200 to $300, 6
mos to 1 yr. Zl3: 825-li280 or
213: GL 7-2362
1 YR lcasr. ~ Br. unfum
hm, w/ 2 ba, bltns. dwsher,
220 wiring. by Sept 13. \Vil!
pay $250 mo n1ax. Cdl\1 area
pref. \Vrife E. D. Mathis,
835 Ashll'y Dr .. Simi, Calif.,
93005
SEPT l.~t Business Woman
needs t Br unlum Apt,
c.r.t.. f';eY.'POrl , Corona del
t.lar or Laguna. To SlOO mo.
Gar or C:fll"POrt ne<"essary.
642-0086 after 5 p.m.
1 \VANT 3 BR. house. N'pt.
Bt"ach in l'.xchange for
:-.lallbu ranrh for 1\'k, or 2
before school. 213: 6n-2S43
Days: 21.1: (;1.03.11 <'Ve.
1e NEED It.tt.1EDJATELY:
3 or 2 BR unfurn house or
apt. w/yard. H1\'l' children.
do1t. $1·10 mo or make Qffcr.
4!H-1467
··uoUSE SIT" Teacher \\'[th
oldf'r child will care for
your home for partiaJ or
rree r{'l1f • 1vinter. 673-3972
RINTALS -REAL ESTATE, BUSINESS and -ANNOUNC!M!
Apts. Unfumlshed , _.:;G;:cenc:e::.ro;;;l _____ 1 FINANCIAL ,. and NOTICES Mlac. Renlela 5999 Lolt 6100 Bus. Opportunltl" 6300 1 ______ _
PORTAFINA LAGUNA CANDY I~~ CAR Garap a~ a r 1,aoornn1lc View Lot11 SUPPLY ROUTE
Ntwpoi·t • C 11 Y IJall, $25 White water and t~.Sl·
Lost
LOST: Toy Poodle,
blad< W/~'hllll alt
neck. Gold11nwest tra
Jltnov1r Lane •
month Pt.ITOA Rlty Co. 642-tm line .views 1:£ Nyea Pl.act
£3'cell•nl Income for (ew
hrs. weekly work (day1 or
c:..,esJ ref1111n;: and colltct.lni REAL ESTATE i.uuna e .. ,h money from coin. operated Hunt. Bcb. 892-4016
dispeMUS ln )'Ollt area. I ii;i;"i;i::ii::.C::7.:=;;::;:i (ffandll!I NatlmllJy Adver-at~ Pt:t male Du.t b-
tised Snackt and Candy bit !Mesa Verde 4>.
Bara. I $1350 to SJ390 cash White except for irey ...
requlrl!d. For Per110nal ln· mask I trousers. Rew¥d·
' a.n.raf ' ' 'TI.ti .fS.t..9388
Mount. & DeMrt 6210
te.rv:lew : aend namt, Addreu 54~7765 , !
and phone nwnber to: BROWN Alllptor bUlfoJdJ in
"ROUTE DEPARTMENT" phone booth next'. ~t o
P.O. Box 3816 Alb<rtlon'1 mk1, 191b j 6
Anahelln. C1lil. 92803 Harb. Rew. 6'2-7890 :~
United St1t1s Poatage STERLING Charm Brat-elet.
St1mp Machines Sornewber11 bet. Brdw~l l
Reliable person man or Lu Femme Fash. 1'\e.
woman will be selec:te'd In 8/14 RNard. 87Q..Ql4 .-.:
this area to own & service BIG. Fat Tiger c:at with
" route of postage stamp chopped ofl tail, mate.
machines in retail 11torcs. Corona Highlands, Rewitrd.
A few spare hours \Veekly 673-9474 • •
brings excellent returns. ~1
M. I LOST: Bik. Germ. '!-" p.,
tn mum cash investment female, "Fatty"; vi~. 1 of
SlSOO. \\/rite • Columbia
Stamp Ser.ip, 3709 Cah-I =W'""""~'•~l~Ut,,.._R7•~w-,754_8_4~7llO~, ~·-I
uenga Blvcf.':"North Holly-BLUE Parlkeet, ye JtO w
wood, Calil. 91604 nec:k. Vk: Continental , I .,.fT.,.,..,,, , .,. Brookhurst, HB !162-328$; i•U~¥u.i...c,.. U.S.A. is llOW !~=======#=!
aecepting application.s for Pirsoneli ~
franchilel!I In Orange Colll). T
ty. Locations are waiting In * MUSICIANS .. *
Anaheim, Laguna Bch .• San. · )
ta AnA, Orange. liuntington and piano player, accordlan
Bch. & other areas. Sl4•950 or or~an. for lrio. no:si:an-
Cash req. Fully secured in. dards, pop, rhythm & blt.1es. Male or female. For-fm· vrs1. should return 1st yr. medillte work CTI4.) ~~
Call for appt. 642·Z713 or ~ w~te to 1617 \Vestcliff Dr., FLY TO CATALINA
Suite 210, Newport Beach, DAILY FLIGHTS FRO${
Cal. 92660 ORANGE COUNTY *
Investment Oppor. 6310
$9,800 y,·iU rt>tum you
115% in 4-5 years.
• 54S-8456* --
F'ORT. Catalina • Vent
Airlines. e 546-6612 ::
ALCOHDLlCS Anon:nqma
Harbor Area. Phone 6731'24
P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mel&.
6110
Lilette H111th Studio
HospitatitJ ls Our Mot\o
FREE STEAM wqJf:
SWEDISH MAS.5AGE]
Open 'vkdys 10 am • 11 lltn
Sundays 10 am -8 Phi;
519 E. Broadway ~,
Long Beach (2l3) 4~~bs
McCARTHY needs your bftp.
Send contribeUons McC. hd..
Real Estate Loans 6340 qtrs. Box 121 .GG. 892-41ll.
BORRO\V on Your Equity Paid Political 1d ; :
Private 2nd Mortg. money •
FREE APPRAISAL & OIME·A·LINE ~ •
PROMPl' SERVICE No Item Over l2~
Reputable Company servlnt; •
Orange County 18 years. FRIGIDAIRE, apt 1 t z e
Sattler Mortgage co., Inc. refrigerator $15. Patio· um-
336 E. 17th St., Costa t.1esa bre!la frame S2. 61~ .
642-2171 545-0611. Nights 214 Abalone Ave., eatbo11
& 1J.•krnds 673-7865 642-1157 Island
REFRIGERATOR S25. Stbve
Mortgages, T.D.'s 6345 S25. Both excellent C<on-
dition. 646-0054 i SAF'E 12'/c PER YEAR
$5,230 Ist TD on spectacular CHROME wh<!els 4-14".-S?ug
Oc:can1Jie1V lol. Sold for 1 =F~'~'=d,=S=l='-'"-"'~· _56-~l_O_Jt,._.,• _ 1
$7500. Payable 1 '/~ per DINE'ITE table, 4 ~.
month including 8'/€. All due new upholstery $10. r)piible.
3 yrs. 10'10 d i 5 c 0 u n t , bed, headboard and lllfr<imc
494-1137 "' •· SS. Occasional chairs S3 ..isJ.
4 metal chain $5. ,3 -~td
$1390 2nd TD behind s-1865, record changer S3. 't ~ird
1st TD payable 170 per cages SJ. Old beat up~c:hest
m1nlh incl. 10';::0 a.ll due 5 · !lS47J $10. Grate $1. ~ShUl·
yrs. Covers cxc Oc:eanview tr.rs :JJci.· Meafcine c:ab!net
Air-Conditioned lot. 20 ~~ dislcount. 494·1137 $3. 518 Fernleaf, Cororia .del
Offices & Desk Spice 12'.,r;~ ~!ELD on season se· l\1ar · •
with central 5ecrelarial, zer· R. E. Wanted 6240 cond trust deed. S4,000 cash. MAYTAG washer ·$.1 0 .
ox ~d telephone answering \VANTED: Small house, very -'~"~-~7~508~';';· C;·;Th:::;'~"~"~-54&-iM:l ·
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service, up to 2.000 sq. ft. near Catholic Church for ANNOUNCEMENTS SURFBOARDS 8'6" Rµ!!'io?U
The Mutual Bldg. S9.000 Cash. 213: 254-4593 and NOTICES shortboard lli 9 'l i ' '
2!l63 E. Coast Hwy, CdM Noscrider Sli . 8' IH*tra
Call 8 Al\~ to 5 Pl\1 675-4070 O~ER Muse, New Po f I Found (Frff Ads) 6400 shortboard S20. 3 ' 1 0 ''
$40 MONTH Heights, S24.000 max, Prine. · -·· -·-··-.. . ·-___ stockboard $10. 548-6507 :
-~Jy. 675-1120 after 5 p.m. FOUND, Sun. Aug . 11th on DISHES 5c • $1.50. Pict\lt"t'!s
BUSINESS and Balboa Island. silver & gold S2. Sil..,r.r $2.50 • S10. '441
Furnished oflicc space. HOT FINA.NClAL wedding band, initials on in-Aliso. Ne.wporl Beach .: ·
SPOT~ Utilities paid. Pri· side. Call & identify. COUCH S'.?S. Cro5s .,-1.o p
vatr enlrancr. Bus. Opportunities 6300 64:!-5678 : 9 to 3:30: Ask fo;· refr igerator Sz:J. F.nd ~!es
569 W • 19th, CM BEAUTY Salon, Price fur ,"=i!a;;:.;;;--=~"""°'c,---.,--,~ ti. Nrw ironing boflri:i •S4.
quick salo. E 1, g, 0 11 , FOUND July 23 Black POI> Li'l•ing room rockers 'JO. l\tED &· AUomr.y's office: di I 7 t 8 h Co '--drcorated. Carpeted, pa. e, ma e o mont, sold. mpressor S25. Compre:.wr
1.000 -1500 .sq, ft .. air-cond. nell-". Good •li•ot·I. N,. Vic. of \Vestminster & n1otor and control3 $25. ~!-Good \oc. Lav.• rent. 548--67fil ''" " .. c B kh • I h d Bethel Towers. S6.950. Call roo urst ,.ve., G . G. cc ta le an cha~ J15.
1300 SQ. IT. S16J. 176j Duane \Vicklund, Walker &: 9"l'>-'.!fil6 546-.'1382 or 646-8959 'l •
Orange Ave., C.l\f., comer Lee, 54~9491 . FOUND: Siamese ca t , BREEDER lovebm:ls _' 'l O
h!dg. nr 17LI1 St. 548-8118 .::::.:::::::T~V:.:::_S~T-O_R_E___ female. Vlc. Edinger st. & pa ir. &12--.1263 ,;:.
Puri!llll Circlr, Hun!. Beach. NE\V electric rug sham~r
Commercial Call & Identify. 897-7067 and Uoor polisher $15. -20"
\VHITE Kitten. flra collar, vinyl foot stool $3. "Heat
bl ue ryes. vie Eastbluff. lan1p S7. Sunbeam tei&tter
N.B. 644-lii26 St Elcelr!c corn pc)pp:-r.
like new S2. 14'' Hubc8.pg 4
STRIPED Tiger k i t I en for $:'>. Antique \\'affit.. ik-ori
w/v.•ht f\ra rollar. :; or 4 mos. old. 548 ~lJ SlO. Anlique pewter Lezy
...., Susan $10. New SJO. Peftdant
BLACK & \\lh1tc kiHen found watch SJ J. 21 jewel. 2' di1.
vie. Brookhun;t &: Adams, mond \Vatch $10. Kitc:ben
H.B. 5'16-9ia& clock $2. T.V. lamp l t -4
DARI{ Grey female kitten An1erican West magatl9es,
found Irvine Tr r r 1 c e, 1965-66 series S4. 20 yeU'old
61N93S Dinah Shore, Bing CroSbj 78
albt1ms SI each. Map)~;~r
FOUND Bick Bay.Harbor Hi lamp, needs new socktt•f7,
Class ring '69 548-5340 .646-4..'>25. Sal.Sun alt lOIAM
ADORABLE orange
!MO Paularino. CM.
kitten. For Daily Pilot Want ,t.ds.
Dial 642-S678
l FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES Here'• How Y1111 Can Use
0111' Falllou1 D~A-Unet TO SERVE YOU
e NEWPORT BEACH .... 2211 ll1lboa llvd. e l rlnt tMm or moll tMm with _...., -
te one of our 4 convenient offle11. e COSTA MESA ...... , ••.•••• 330 WMt Boy e No Commord1I' Ado Allowod
e E.;h !tom mutt bo priced with M 11tm -
$2.5.
e HUNTINGTON llEACH ••• S09 Fifth St...t
' e LAGUNA IEACH ...... 222 ForMt Avonuo
'· ' BLONDE wig, real human WASHER dryer combination, NlCE walker strol.ltr com. PINEAPPLE Mahopny twin POCt. Table ('r x 5'1 $25. 3 BOOKS 5o • .OC. P\cturft E LF.crR.JCAL tppllancel: SWIN C&l $15 Q1b A mat-
; 'bliit,cueandbeadincluded WOl'ka rood $25, portable blnadoo $5, Wonder hom bed framts $25 each. Round black Xl" bu stool.I with and fraTM1 $2 • $25. QuUt Col.fee ·p•rco1ator ~· trt. 110, boat C'On'rPlll -
' $20. Blac.k wig, filp ~h T.V. combinatlon clock and hobby hone oo stand SS, Odppendale ca.rvt'<i 1tunp chrome k-p $15 Oani11h, tups $10. Blanket $2 . Automatic tOf.lter $4. F.n new $10. fO )'de, decorator
: -.$15. Guitar and caae $20. radio, works $10, weight HI amall m i c r o s c op e $2, , table $25. Blue Lu 1 tr• light brown. very com-BedsPf'e•d $l. E; 1 e c t r l c cooktt $3, llot dos oookel' beads ne-w $6, wall deoora-
: , , White Mahosany • w l Ve l SlO. 5J6...33(2 gooeenl!'Ck· desk lamps $1 lamp..ailk &bade $20 Oriental fortable chair $10 M~ beanpot $$. Cl..iUel:')' &et $3. $3. 54!h9810 tiooa ~ 644-202'1
.. -~ir $20. 545--0349 Maggie ~ DAL Neb. G.E. mix et g speed SS. scroll SlS French oil pt.in· pl a t f o t m rock e r $ 5 Temls noket $5. Craft kits MEN, womet'I, ldd'• clclthe.9 AUTO Owrload springs for 8e6ker -Henn.It -~
BEAUTrFUL lftce wedding 30'' SOLID braa planter $12. fancy iron ftreplace, wood ting! $15 each f'rencti lamp Mahopey colfee table with 50c • Sl.2S. MNt slictr SS. 5c. $5. Eled:ric broom m. !&" 1.ea.lll 500 pounds to l,<XX> -Survey-Kictney-Ptdrfd
I size 9-10 125. Silk Cerami<: wall lava bowl SS. basket $3, 2 fancy Old table l!S s ... U:h cotton leather -. -Id trim and Port{l.ble •teroo $25, Tray Deak 17 Gifbl .. Tennlt ............ $3 v f!P I drill -IIOME to TAKE
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
' · · ---> pearl il F "---12 h _.. 6 """ 18ble $5. Household item.a 5c · ~· l""''-• "l'& e e W , ~~ • • ~ain ......, Cl"CM'D ve Portable table pa light SS. ~ orester ~"l!.uters eac · quilted twin s p r e a d, drop leavN s.;. 2791 Men-_ s2 Patio chairs $3. rt1ckets n . OU palntmp, $5 • press ~" chuck $15 Ele hen-.. ~"" ' ~
• • • 546--0349 pole light $3. SWtvel bar PhOne 536--0403 H.B. matdrin& curtairw, blue, doza, C.M. (near Fairview ~ttt $7. 339 Hamiltoo. $'25. HOU5ehold ite11» Sc· SS. m !Jrlnder 4%" ..-het-1111 J,!. Evuy· yeu m:y
CAN your own Albacore. .tool $2.SO. Vibra maasager GEESE SlO a pair, paraktttt green, white S15 A 11. and Baker) 549-0007 642-!ii97 or 00-4518 Toys 5c. $1. Books Uk. Pole l" Pronto aocket &et 1 Pt'Y ii leu. I b&ldl.Y know
canner with caru $1 5. $3. 3 tJclmt.r C»lernan atove Sl-50 to $3, cockatoos S20 a MaJqany chests $5 lo $25. POWER mower, 18 in<'h reel BABY ··••m•: G-·~a 20c·, Tlao""'rr. C$2d.M50. llll Aviemore 1
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,,-WT1 ~·~_-_!,~ •w•hta~!" ammoref!01"'d_!>~~!'.ln1 ' 5:18--0796 U3. Single burner camp pair, ducks n.50. 8-11-3801 Marble slab for bath ..... ,... ""'°' "'""' lll:U!Ul!' -v """"UUSY'
''ACUUM 15 s e wf "g 1tove $3.50. Electric fryer pu!Jm"" 4'-ft ~ Left S25, band mower $7. 536-()ffj() Blankets 50c, Towel!! 25c, $10. Ele Jante-11 w~ .. my ,tak~)lome pay, IOOI\, I
, ·•machine $10. Used brick St-. $5. Blender $1.50. 7 throw 2 GOLD naugahyd~ couc~es twnd'";Wc, ~ f~~ $20 ADMIRAL refrigeratut, Shirts 15c, CXawlttJ 20c, WFr suit $7. Bed complete cabinet d::.SS a:; $5. wont have• HOME*> TAKE
. uw.. Sch I pillows 50c -1.1 Con. $25 eadl, 2 matct_U:ng ~us Ml " "'"7 works, crosa top treuer $5. Cute ouUits 50c, Sweaters box sp~ and matll'eS5 $25. ~--,....ble H~-, ~-.,., it to." ,famt """' quart . oo t -~I . Sil SIO each, stee.I utility trailer After Sunday. .........,,., 50c Lam S1 25 V T5c 54s-3545 •"'"'!Cl....... ~ .,..., l==:::--:::---,-----1 'dresses, skirt& (girl's and emporary ..,,,., rays.. ent •-...... ,, < • 8, oan be coo-W 0 0 UGH T Iron room Decorative qua.lily Maple Po· P1 =.: ;_n~ll ~· '-''-"--------1 $25. Large squirt oil can $2. DEEP Three d.ra"-....__
1 Jr. MW) 'l5c -$2.25. Lite butler $.2. 2 Duck ~cturea ~;t~ f~r "boat $20, natural di';lder Sl5 Orange Daniah tier .she:U, 31" x 36" x 4~i'' Inf~~t se!.a~Sck:'":'' ..... Eieetri'~ WASHER $25. 962-9123 Small vanity chair $1 foam Sll Comer,.deSk tl2 G;.'.
'jackets $1. Toys, games, $5.50. 2 Nautical pictures wood panel accordion doors _.__,_ ..,.,, each, Bo&ton $10. CUrrier-Ibves spoonld rack f.....l•M-dish $3. LIKE •ew ba~·ett• l7. In· rubber mattres5-box aprHlg& beauttflJl twin, white t.e.d-•--•-25c 11 ~ 34S 15 50 Portab'· bai .. ..t-·-\;Ui:LLI,. ...... $10. Maple c air s e table c=.w15 .. 1nu1 land In _ ~ ~ • · · · · "" • .... ,..... $15 and $25, Walnut-TY-rocker $12. Car bed $1 $3.SO. Mahoga_ny magaiine and baasinette akirt $4. fant seat $3. Sterilizer S2. & 1 tw size_, ~an boazd, too~ and ftam&
_Hamilton, CM. S2. Gas can $1.50. Luggage Stereo cabinet $20, AM-FM Toaster $2. Blonde ha Ir rack $1.SO. Mahogany half Cllild'1 seat belt $ 4. Crib and new mattress S15. El.ec table 88.W 1 HP .f-7~ $15 54g..9567
CARBOARD packing $1.50 aDd $2.50 Men's and radio for same $10, ~as piece $5. Orange area rug roundtablell"x 25"topS:l. Bathlnette Sl2. Feeding 548--02l3 bladee$'25%''BrownShe.rp ----------
·erates $15 (cost $65) Ideal Women's booll, UY.. and 8, heater' no, large formica S3 &14--0866 Mirrors $1 • $lO. Tabie table $8. Crib frame $15. gear pump {gas or oU) $15 WINDOW Fan $10 Power ·°" storage or moving ZDiA S2 and $4.'15. Ice cream kidney-shaped coHee. table -·--------"" 1 lampe 50c • $5. Spice shell Oti.die and mattress SlO, 339 OIL and amp gauge S.W. 3 HP Sears alr cooled gas lawn mower $10 2 eDd. tables
State SI. c.M. 642-9152 freezer $3.50,>Salt water rod top SlO. twewriter $10, ANTIQUES: Rocking chair SI. Decorative wood shelf S2. Hamilton, C.M. 642-6597 ar $7.50. Other eet $2.50. 4 bolt engine cast iron $20-lOOO lb, $10 Electric roaster $10 2
DOOR ~-· 11 and 511inner reel $8.50. Roof. walnut step-end tables $3 $15. Pilcher pumps !21 $10 2 metal halh -'-elves ~ 642-4518 wbeels for Falcon SlO. chain falls $25 4.00 x 8 .. tires new chow tables $25 Drt!lllU
55 2 '-'~ parts • ing pa""r $2.50. Old goll """' each, chUd's desk $ 5, each. Buick carburetor and ~· """' ----------1 Packax"d-Bell amplifier no. h ,_ "--~
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Sl·SlO 646-9545. 2076 Tburin, ·110 Complote body $25 ~ ~ I 119301 117 T JI each. 4 drawer file, v.•orxl LAD IES Cowboy boo•·. 11·ke - w E'e .. -...._ ... r .. ,e;s ee.. · · · and clubs $2.50. Push lawn vacuum S5. hand mower $5, uel pump · eo · .a t.fangle $5. Brass Crosman ., ., p
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C M '"root '''' 110 Ro•• ooal poll-" I d 14 1 1· d B h 17" high and 19" wl .. -a 11 d oew. "'N, •7.30 R•'Jaway ,. emco gu ''"'' · · r· ' ' rnov.·el'I $5 and $6. Bak tank tloor ·~·er $5, ova en · cy m er o s c ~k .. .,, • "' pump pistol $15. Fly rod and F . •--k , .
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COIJ • ··110 ·~ & ·~ w1·-•-··• $2 __ , 1· · h 12 t ·~ 2 · J mo t ..L...... -would ma e al· .___, 110 • -d,·-golfs-, 2 &1ru.u1 Ii "tone centrifuga CH With ·••-•or -. • '""' JU '"'u~ S18. Lawn edger S2.50. Boat tables, no:o!U re 1n1s macne o ..,. unp e n """-.OV "d IJt"\i ..... '"' , ....... ., Ji.el Sl2. 646-4349
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each. '56 rear window $6. '62 en ch dinett 1 bl seats S1.50 each. Kerosene trac1ive chair s1 e table pr, 5\~N and SN, $5 pr. I~~="'=~~~-,.--, I barre pump & ,......., $10 pipe Baisten no Double dremer
Corvair bucket scats S25 ddolol~ .• ~7.5!1·50•· ~?m"""p·,,.,',t00"1", i:o. 'Chai~m$3 ea.ch~ ~en~ lanterns S3 each. Provincial with casters and winder or Other shoes Sl pair. $40 2 COFFEE tables, 1 end vise-& stand $10. Large $18 Bunk bed and sprinp Ch • • .. at 110 v "" '-"'· la "50 s -•1 h 1 towel holder II. Box of cook-table 13 each. Men's size wheel ..... -~-' _,....__., ti-114 • .,... ~-·• .... ,._... new u .. ..l!a rea. • · 15e. lnfanseat $2. Saturday more ~ash ~aehine motor mp ....,. . 1nw sc oo brocade dress, never wom, ........ .,.. ... .......,., '" ... v \..nlll """"" ....,-i/U
Co"air pickup heater $15. !"". 2318 R~'-·'• Do, off $5, twin springs and m~t-desks S12. t.tirror S1.:JO. lngdies,cups,cofieepot,all size lO, no. 548 _7216 small, new black leather Brass andir'ona $5 Wuher $20 Router and
-14" an 15" Oiev wheels $5 ~ .,........, tress $8. '60 Rambler radio, Single tree ss. Early Dodge for $2. Deocrative planter Saturday jacket $20. 6 year crib with carpenters brace S2 Heating stand S.12. Sola beda $5 eadl.
eadl. 13'', 14'' ~d 15'.' tires 2.'lrd St. Back Bay area, worl<s good $10, front entry generator-starter Sl5. Gear scales $2., painted blue. 2 ;::::;;;-;:;;;-::::;;:-::::;--::;-! .CKan:::'.~IWE<:'.:::c....~m:a~t""":'..'.::...~1~1~5 . tips tor Jfuro..c Welding torch Women'a clothing $ c-$ 2 •
:S2 • $5. 1-5.60 x 3 59 Hillman,, DESK $10. Lamp shade 50c. door, 36" $5. 15432 Duke Cir-pump ~12.50. Boston geat"s oval braided rugs, 56'' x 16" BABYLlNE crib and mat. FLOOR la $2 v "ty Ith No M-No 4 No 6 & No 2 Outgrown boy's s........._ coat.I ·•-a00 heel 15 215 h Sh uw.. and 60" x 40", both for 15. tress, good -dftioo ~. mp · aru w · · -· ' l"'·-W"e w · -T'"·t• .. ".50. >lot plate 11. de. H.B. 892-9516 $2.50 eac . utters """' '""'" .,.., l · " EJ-•"c ..,0 544-U'Tl 1150 "" ""'" Ith 815
U<>;> .... .,. "'-n" table 27" x 21", black , -the• pa'~', •• ••al 15. arge nurror ..,. .. .... ui• ·-··--------· ~ .chrOme wreels w · x De k lam n 50 GI each. Battery testtt S2.50. 20 ~ .. ..,. ...,.,.. , Uut."U ... d workin $? -
15 tlrM $10 each. ()Jmplete s ., p .. ' ' a&S 11" PORTABLE T.V. S25, ton h1dra.ulic Jack SIS. with fruit design $5, 2 an. Potty chair and stool $2.50. clothes ryer, g · F.Eti.IALE Beagle $10 Clill.J)'S'I'winmattr ea1 ,
:!57 Chev t1!81' end $20. '62 doori 84 .. x 42 ~-He_avy Leitz drafting . equipment Intercom $4. Gas engine tique pictures, floral $1 Wedding gown, size 12 $15. 548-9'14l 962-5303 good cawfition S8 16" tri-
-C 0 r v air 3 speed door 36 x 82 ~ 1 1 h S12-50, 130 lb. weight set SlO, $1 .50. Record players Sl scenic SS. 2 Early American Platlorm swtvel rocker $5. SIAMESE kittens, 8 weeks. cycle $8 Z?79 Avalon St., Cfo1
......._ ..... 1.5aion $20. 875 W.11th hardware $9, Oothes hne $7. aquarium $20. metal car top ••Ch. '"" •-ako-131 ll bedspreads $4 .50 each , 3162 Sicily. C.~1. 546-(1140 BeautiluJ, playful, $1 5, 2 BOX Springs with metal SIAMESE Kill n•~ '"•-" Sc ->~ 36" 82" S3 · ·th ·d 15 17" ..... r-'" _..__ h lrames Sl2 each, 2 twin bed ens ...... ...,l"'u" St Bld.J; H Costa P.1esa reen UV<ll" x . carrier w1 s1 es • each. One black white Ba, u=ue, Hibac i t Y Pe I 548-1088 all
, " · ' . Ironing board $2. Lawn panel S25. 20 g a 11 o n 11 G 50c S2.50. Green ta t I e 1 a DRESSERS, Birds e.ye Map e spreads $4 ea. l double bed males, bad shoota, papa-.
' BABY rabbits 11; each. 1 chair St. Flower pots 25c • T.V. Motorola S15. 893-1479 guinea pig · a mes • bedspread, double, nevt'r us. S15. Power lawn n1ower S25. FENCE-woYen double picket spread, prillt $6. 3 large bed. available S25. 546-8858
brown Dutch rabbit (buck) M Roa•t pan ~-Boat-··· $3. Sunset magazine binders Dishwuher. portable GE.. wire, 3• x 100'. 2 rolls, cost ~ •~ ·-· l~ ~3 ..,_ H ed $7. 536-8340. 8 4 0 l rest pillows S2.50 each. SIAMESE Sealpoinl:, te ..... 1.n., S2. Glenfield rifle cope ni~g lights S9. Pla.stic shade, CHJHUAHUA puppies, no .,.,....1"" .., per year. ang· Castillion Or. H.B. oU $25. 401 Cabrillo St. Corner $30 each. Sell Jor $12 .50 Cllair and ottoman no. 11 months, had her ah;t;1s (b1'alld new) $5. Cox P-5.l ,__ l3 -• ~l rrvui· papers, 6 wks. $15 each. ing provincial lamp $8.50. W & N 1 d Tustin , C.M. each. 548-7088 hol _ _. ._n,_ "A" """
0 =• , •• ,,.. , .,;,.....Jane $5. uuge eal.-u. "" e 847-7389 Rolla way bed $5. 319 E. 23rd amer ew lln Up ste • .:u c....... $ 5. Papers available ......-ooJO !
•-·~ _, A INFANT seat '50c. Girl's sew· M~OR 17 50 ~ -'••Un· -00• -15 540-4319 venue DRAPERIES with hardware, _S_t_. _c_.M_·--~-~--1 MOVING -Ponable Stereo ing machine $2.50. Hand v• , . 6IJ.,..... .. ~ -~--'-------·I PET Cages all wire, size ,3fi tin f ~ f t 6 KIRSCI! . _,_ Pho h •• ~-$3 $5 • $15. Large chest, five ERM X 24 x ••, •--, ,_ $15. Ot.rI'DOOR aluminum clothes CHAIN · k ence ~ ee 8 feet Off White Ii.Mn, 6 feet · curta111. • ........,., new, nograp ...,, recoiun , dryer $25. Fluorescent light drawers S25. r.tatching bed-G. AN Shepherd puppy .... -.5 ....,.. ..
• '_· line $3. Formica topped feet height SlO. Lube oil white nylon $15 per pair. various lengths Sl.50 • $6. kitchen items 10-SOc, baby tubes $4.50. washing frame SlO. 26 .. bike $5. Dog six weeka old $25. 216 Ruby, 546-8858
-' •·kitchen table $4. Bulfet for tank with pump $15, so. Bookcase Headboard $15, Beige sofa-bed S25. Maple clothes 50c-$1, boys clothes machine SlO. Oak chairs $5 house $4.50. New coffee Balboa Island 613-11330 ~-LD-E_R_c_l_oan--ran-ge-~l-IS",1 antiquiog $10. Bookcase bed, gallorl fuel tank $25. 1 metal 613-8809 table and 4 chairs $25. Chest 3-10 years S2 and $3, each. Antique column no. """ ...,,,,. f
' ,_ 110 2 d k ' table, P.1aple $25. Large of· GIRL'S Bike no. -""-='-:.:cc=~-=-~~-,--·double $10. 4 wheel rovers desk $2). New vice $25. UNDERWOOD p 0 • 1, b 1, o ui-awers · es women's clothes 10-12 50c-Baby clolhes 0-2 yrs. lOc -~
' h · 13 h Doobl bed fice glass door with 646-1881 AUTOMATIC electric baby $8. Books and records lOc -Electric drill $7, Hard seat w·•·t-w•·th ,.,. 115. Keo-c 1..1rs eac · e · $3, hand knit women&-child n . Ladies clothes, size 10 Sl
' •• J t 122 D u bf k hardware $10. 15 beautiful ORCHESTRAL G•and ,..__,_ bottle sterilizer, like new $5. -:$1. Women's clothing lOc • grinding valve machine $25. more tank vacuum cleaner comp e e · 0 e awea.ters mohair and bulkies • S3, Antique steamrr trun • .... uwu hb S C "! dresser S20 Boards and ce-ond l lO. Pocking pap-11 -II. handbags some $50, now .s2 Pi"~o. qul Jo fa'· ooodltlon TV, doesn't work $10 . SI . 3025 Ba t., "' · Pilots $2.50 each. Stooe.s ~ with attachments SlO. Tank · $3 $4. me.ternity clothes '" •u "'' "" 831~162 ~:)45-4418 each. 5 -H.P. motor $1~. vacuum cleaner $6. Dish ment blocks for bookcase $5. Sl-S3, games and puzzlea Restaurant food covers 25c: each. Lots of large s_ize $25.00 644-1130 1 ,,=~=oo-=-,,--=-:-:
1 ""'==--~12""=-i.ac:::= T __ _. .. , t 125 H a l di h h 114 6 Skis SlO, Boy's bike, as is, l 0 c -5 0 c, books and each. Scooter 'l."l., Place mats clothes $5 . Sl5. Large wmg 2 QU RTS 1956 FORD Station Wagpn TABLE lamps each. wn ap ''""'-' we se . e vy ma& er s was er . $1. WMhing machine, runs lOc eacit. Lad~ shoe11. size 1 ~b~ao~k~o=bai~·,_1~1S_L=l7&-"'17--:-~ 1 A N!ro Shell 50 (broken radiator) but runs inower $.5. Sabre saw, needs duty drop cords SIS. 186 W. Electric alarm clocks S2 -1. 125 G d ...... paperbacks 15c-$1, carving ' . . weight oil, good for all .....,.
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148 work $1. 3· x 3' mosaic table 20th Street. 642-4610 $5. Child's record player SS. me · as ryer, wo.,..s set new $2, ice chest Sl, 7-8B 25c. 100 Kings Pl N.B. ORANGE ctien1Ue t w 1 n Motorc~clezt-$6." size 38-40 =·~~~~~=~==~~°"'
· ~l25. AM -FM auto radio S2S. AU brass 3 way noor lamp fine S72. Aluminum t.."OI Royal stand typewriter $8, Sat-Sun 1()-4 bedspreads $4 each. Table black leather motorrvcle TY PEW RITER Smith
, th lo f WOULD you believe ten w•·th -"ado, 4 u·-13-''"" frame Sl. SmaU tables Sl • ON L _ 2 h · J•mp 110. Cot!•• table SIO. i·acke t. like -I~. H.clm.,et Corona rebuilt l'W\l like ntw ·, ·Polaroid camera wi ts o of Id S I ~· '"'a .J<N 13 N h d h · 118 table and floor lamp µ, SECTl A ... u. c &1rs ...... . .... ~ ~
extras $25. Crutches n. yean ° u n s e good $6, 39101h Oianncl Pl. · auga Y e c air ' S20. Bicycle $5 • $10. Double Chest of drawers $ 2 0. Sl5 :SO Colton Ne"""'rt &h $23. 548-1165 -548-5623 magazines, lOc each. How NB. 673-1603 Loo6e pillow back chair $10, plastic train aet $3, new bed $25. Drum $25. 2128 642-152'l . , .. ,_. STIJDENJ' desk S2. small
about National Geographies . Westinghouse roaster with /.1cLoughlin Ice &kale blades COLEMAN 2 burner camping inf .
'R.CYrARY power mower and lOc ch Then too we. have LARGE blonde k 1 d n e Y stand $20. Rocker $12. Old 1ize 6 $5, dual oontrol full Par10ns. MS-8497 OISTC~rno~ fuzz unit for stove, Coleman Catalytic maps, ant earner, car
mower edger $20. Circuit a 4 :8' 8 ~lear ~beam shaped coffee_ table with 2 oak dr-opleat table $23. electric blanket .$5, che&t of ASSORTED dishes Sl. Couch electric guitar S20. Com· . seat, bedspreads, b ab Y
: breaker ond 40' 2-wire cable bout 22• long SlO and lots ot square matching table_s $25. Small kitchen table $4. drawen $5, hollywood bed for camper $5 • $10. Living putor boards, projects 5c • ~~~"f heater, $10 each. gates, each Sl. 64Z-2Z90
$10. Hoover floor polisher a I gboard n _ Hand vacuum SOc. Kitchen La'!l'll roller $2.50. "'all frame $4, bedspread $2, room chalr $10. Couch $25. $1. Electrooic panic buttoo 1957 OIEV. \Vagon, New
and ~ shampooer $20. used rptywoo' pe stool $1.25. Mexican lamps hanging thread holder $3. tailoring hams SOc, LI b by Vacuum cleaner no • S20. 25c Electric tr a! n SWING Set-slide S 6, 5 0 . black naugahyde uphoistery
"Ea.by's high chair SS. Pole $5. C\Jstom made aggregate $3 for pair vinyl hide a bed Otrome and vinyl ldtchen glasses H>c, Kerr jars lOc, Boat compus $6. Double accessories 25c • $2. Leave Wedgewood rqe clean $25, including head liner. No
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Covers $5. Room size nylon e~~~ ~~I andr e d ~o$~d place wood $10. 548-9823 615-4!ni or STh--0342 never worn, potty chair 75c, Foldin.'?. door f7. Tank to fit for John. 642-TI65 $6, maple itained shelves Front end wrecked, S2S. 2 '.~, m· good condition: gw'\l\'1 ""6~ e IXl · SHEPHERDS A .._,. under truck fend er for water '( bf f ~·-T v --• bf k ~--• bu ket seats ·~· ----' outdoo" usu ..... 1an REFRJGERATOR $15 G,. 2childsst-•tools50c tool.I WATCH b•a-•-, lad I•• .su1a e or"""""', .. , ....... ac ......,.v .... r c '12' x 16', beige $25. 12· x 16' Aviary scr.,.,.,.,,... ' .... ~,. ' or gas $10. ~9'250-2009 ' '""'""' kn,. ck n a k, 110 701 S17.50. See at 2912 West f 6irds onkeys all for sa!e for «fer. stove $15, both $25. Ski 10c-S2. wood carving ll(!l S4, white gold, new $1.50. Mov. c ·
I -~~~. ~-1~~~?:·~~~,~~~!~·!·l~ ~:~eBi: cages si -~.sup.'. 545-3852 Santa Ana boots, size 8, brand new $15. artificial (lowers, fruit Jc. Continental, C.M. e-Ute bor by Acme, holds 2 Delaware H.B. ~=~~~·ac~ce No. 9,
· • .10.8,. beige 12_ 9'3" x 11'6' plies lOc. $1.'Aquarium sup. AU,SS,E Shepherds see them 646-2124 lOc. 9342 LaJolla Circle, ~~edta~~e'n.s=h!s xat~ Iloods for taking pictures, BATHROOM Space saver $5, REFRIGERATOR w
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1 ' otf-white $10. 9' x 11' dark plies lOc. $5. \Vhite wrought -tnake oUer. 545-3852 Santa FORMICA Top table, 4 Huntington Beach (Newport taclied 17 each. 4 lclt, come coat $7.95, never used S4. playpen with pad S 5,
' -green $5. 1.50xl5 inner tubes iron single headboard from Ana chalra no Coflee table, as is West) get them. Gobs of colored Toilet $1.25. 3 piece hfllh hi-chair $5, gold chenille ~ i2!,, So~~~d ~:~:
75c each. 893-4439 Bullock! S15. Drexel knotty COUNTER top w a In u I $1 3 way I amp $1 Chan·p __ H_<:n:O ___ L_a_b_o_r_a_t_o_r_y fish netting for decoration mat set $3. 3 piece kleenex bedspread $3, new wooden upholsterl'd hi¢1 back chairs
LEAVING state, evl'rything .pine chair back, double bed formica. 21, 67 In $25 delier no Rotisserie, as is Sl equipment-Pelouze acale $5 . s25. 642_2841 dispenser set n .35. Men's canister sel $3, 2 decorator SlO. Double bed and sprlng
to go. Baby car bed, new $6. headboard and rfoot, finished 962-5901 Screen door $15 T.V, cabinet $3, printing trame for 21.4 x l.R=u~G'°"llS"". ~D~;~van-=-~11~5~.-,St~ov"'e 1lackl, 36" waistline Sl.15. towel aets $1 each, popcorn SlO. Stove wilh griddle $25.
·'Baby scale $3. Bott I e sidcboard.s $25. Clothing, AKC registered miniature $5 459 E, F1ower St., t .i\1. 214 film strip $4.50, enlal'&'-$25. Electric mixer $1.50-Sport shirta:, large $1.50, popper $2, sterilizer, baby Ola.irs Sl to $7.50, Olest
sterilizer $2. Child's chair men 's 44, women's 9--10, female Daschu!KI 1 year old SEAT Belts J18Ve your life, ing easel for 8 x 10 _ Sx1 _ Fostoria dishes $l~. Glass eome never worn.'K.U:M typeh
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dish. dJaper be.g 50c ee.ch. with 3 drawers $6. Boy's Soc. 2 walnut bar stools $5 teens 50c • $5. Purses, shoes. $25. Smail dog house SlO. beige color $4. 540-999(1 4x5-$5, Victor 18 .. reflector vanily $3. Morse and saddle writer r!hbonli, .).JC eac · 7-3992 bike SS. Did and coffee
·each. 3 walnut casual tables jewelry, hats lOc • $1. Baby l,.0,.~2-~3~7~5''-~=-~--light $9.SO, cllp-on lights s2, SS. Melmac dlsh S3. Lamp Ladies floral capri ~et, 9-ll,.l:G"ER"""MA<7-:N~S~h'ep""h<~nl,,,-"""'--o11'°'o tables $1. T.V.s $5 to $25. uo. 2 'IV sets SlO each. &tWI: Hedstrom jumper-VERY good 18" reel power HAMILTON Be a c b mix-light mcten and case SLSO. $2. Vacuum ~l'8ner $1.SO. new $ot50. 501 Averud6 Lor· each. desk $2S, skil $25. 646-9188.'1550 Superim-
. Lav.·n mower $.5. 312 9 Infantseat $2. Clothes. bot· mower $25 meri's left hand-master $4 540-9990 each, roU film , aprons 50c Sat-Sun. 161 Broadway. engo In the Bluffs. &14-0UJ. 962-4596 10411 Pua Dr .. H.B. WRINGER Wa.ahl't' good con·
Barbados Pl, C.M. tles tub lOc • $1 . Orild's ed golf clubs 1..11d bag new HEADBOARD, Twlraize $4 eaelt, gallon plastic bottles 548-3525 MAN'S 3 speed Schwinn bike ditlon SU. Large metal doke
3' CHINESE bridge $18. tid~g traetor, needs repair $25 f'l'd brick edginA: with Car bed SJ 540-9990 .6S, miscellaneous 8 MM and DOUBLE bed $IO. Dresser, with rack $25. Boy's ~~~7e~~oln a~ ~·i10•: ' cooler S2. Electric table type
. Electric toolh brush $3. $7. Barbie doll! and ae-lip l5 cents a piece. 847-2668 CHECK Protectors $ 2 5. 16 MM reel! and cans 5 and night stands. mirror and Stingray n6. Jee skates $2. 536-34l7 mMa..I 18.W $15, Children'a
,, ·Floor spot lamp $3. Ceiling ceS&Oriet 5c -$2. Box of HO BOY'S racer bike $ 2 5 540-9990 10 cent.s each. 536-3417 headboard $25, Good con-646-3680 books and pmes 5c to 50c.
· ~· light fixtures S 3. 6 train parts SS. 1646 Oahu Pl .11:oman's bowling ball and ~==~~~-~-~ '==~~--~~-~ ditioo, Ionnica topped. Slide t A--P-A_R_T_M_E_N_1'--,-1~,-e HELMET' Safetech expert Doll high chair $1. Doll steelmaster 3 x 5 file (off Andros) in Mesa Verde shoes S7.50 man'! bowling DIN~E Tabk!, white and MEN'S Sport coal.I", size 40 """J.ector 17. 548-0844 $25 6#-0874 bauinette baby aize $2.
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Ski boo•-· Id f · -6 h J" $15 n •« ~4 r•¥ refrigerator $20. 2414 Santa · E f 11 F'--M N • ·drawers $6. ""• size KIRSCH curtain rods, new, ball $7 Jungle gym $15. go ormica ... v c a .,.,, ,,..,,....,~, T y p EWRITER, p:irtable, Ana Ave House E. Costa SINGLE Mattres.s $10 Vanity a.se . "'° ,,.... ew car 90 $5. 2 ladies golf woods •an·o"• Jen""''-~ $1.50. $6. 847-7491, 171TI Westport Rear bike baskets S2.50. E"'°LECT=;ru=c°"T~o-a~,...,-,,-,~13~.°"50 & be ch "A"...,,.,. vacuum $3. New sh oe 110 G f "·b ""potted .... i;u~ s·d '"~· 1 15 "'"9633 good condition $.25. M&--5101 Mesa n S25. !MV"""IUV polisber $1,5(). 613-2254 · roop 0 '" 8 Beige sofa-bed S25 .. Maple KENMORE a u to m a t i c . 1 e car .. -:1C e .....,... Waffle iron S2-S4.50 Vacuum
plantlli S2S. lofi Irvine only) table and four dirurs S25. wa.9her-very good condition RIFLE, .30 Cal Remington cleaners $7.50-$25. Hand DO 11 yourself builders. 25-2 " BIKE, girl 's 24" $8.50. Maple HONG Kong richshaw $'ZS. DOUBLE bed (mattress and
451 Esther St. C.M. 646-5477 Cliesl of 4 drawers $10. 2 $25, 17" tire and wheel $2, bolt Action $25. Sho!gun 12 lawn mowera 17.50-$9.50 4's, IO fl long, 5-2 x 4's 12 ft 4 piece L"Omer unit, mostly Bicycle aide car S20 Dining box •Pring) like new $25.
SOFA S25. 7'.1atching chair desk chairs S3 each. Maple Datsun engine parts $3 to gauge, double hRrrel S2!l. UniqUE' hard rock Maple long, 5-2 x 4's, 14 ft long, 1ihelves, 2 drawera $25. Plat· Qible and 4 chairs $25 Frame and Ash headboard
-SlO. Dinette table S20 and 4 double bed, complete $22. S25, DalKUn 4 1 peed Cleaning rorus $1.50 646-9792 table S25. Mahogany lamp kiln dried S20 for all. One form rocker $3. Coffee table, Lamps $2. Cosco high dlllir no. 642-4819
chairs SlO Kenmore spin dre $20 Boards transmission S25 841-&115 1 l2S h bedsJ.->-beaullful New Wilson goll black S3. Ia! crusher $3. $7. New polly chair S2. New B=!N=-=OCULARS~~""~,~,~3S=-wi~th'I ~. wa•h.:., -· '• $15. 21 Double sser , . 6 IT Wingback settee S'Q. lab e . Ma ogany uc bag. Country Club model, all n-.. -d 11 M 541H~ •---co• -Jer -1~
-:1 "' --d nt blocks for NEW fl d ab! 115 s· J · · °"""'prea s · ... '''"' '3t:tl.l'li • '"""' "'~v. "" case $10, child·a crib With
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. ch Con••Je Packa·' Bell a.n ceme . on a parts: polnls foc New h<>n1>ing chain lam" $6. I e tng e mnerspnng le11ther buill in aeruora1ors N. th N port B h -'" 15 S k SIO r-c-90 $1 ,...., • --.. '' ,.... POOL T bl -. m • ew ea c mattress $10, bathinett· $5, Jv works perfectly $20. bookcase · 1 s . · '-"' each. '-D-'t:;o SJ set. Spanish tUe coffee table 30· mattrefill flO Single head-never used relails for $42 a e _., S75-45M
'Grey bttlhroom rug $3.50 TV Man'g bike. needs t~res NGK plu~1, all sizes 90c x 18, $5. 2 black ladd('r back board! S7.50 Ch a Ir s new S25. 193 E, 18th St. C.M. 615-2108 ·=~~~~~-~~= 1 Jee skates, size 6~ $.l, '53
. 'trays 50c each. F1oor lamp. Sl.50. \Vashlng machine, each. Olain links, all sizes chairs S6 eacll. 29 x 20 dl"U5 Upholstered 1tainleu stee.l 54~ FIRE Extinguisher 2';4i gal. ll6 LB Barbell set $15 60 Olds V-8 motor $ 25,
.SJ. Corner cupboard $.5. runs fine S25. Gas dryer, 25c each. Racing valve aultcase S6 2 modern $8.-Office chairs, 3 at S7.SO MOTOR pens for 1900 1963 water. never ueed S,25. Z'l33 aluminum bow $5. MT 6-1033 transmission for &a.me $25,
."Beige fiberglass 84 Inch runs fine $22. Aluminum cot gprings for 250 cc S5 each, Mahogany end tables $7 Oak ench. Fiberglas 1 w Ive I 1966 250 cc Yamaha $3. 125. A. Orange Ave. 642-<Xm DANISH Rockers 2 for $35. ~~~ .;::;u:;fotti1:1 :~~
ci.rap('"S, 2 pairs S25 and 1 frame $1. Small ta bl.es Sl -Buddy pegs, all kinds S5 set. picture frames $.1 canoe chair S1.50 each, Bar 1tools Wheels with tire $ 2 5 . C.M. 2 boy's bike $10 each. 50c,
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double width peir $ 2 5. $3. Naug_ahyde cl~ll' Sl!I. chain lube 23c eRCh. Other paddles 75c Pure down 24'', 30". 14.50-$'24.50 Boy's Fenders $12. Frame S25. CYKEEF'E It Merritt Gaa u Ph o Is t ere d chelr $8. controls, needa paint $25,
.Kitchen stool $2.50. Books Loo5e pillow chair ~O. parts SOc-$25. Used Honda fee.ther quilt $5 New Brad and girl's trikes and blkea, 54&-0269 grill plale in tine Footatool $2. 1207 Sussex boat trailer $25, 36 hp Elain
·and kitchen watt 25c • SI . Westinghouse roaster with parts from wheel.s lo engine Whitney Corduroy jacket 20", 2't", 26", ~. Lug· 5· ALUMlNUM awnlng $10. =i~. G73-3M4, Balboa. Lane, N.B. &U-4686 motor fer boat, needs tune
518 Narcissus, Cororla de1 stand $20. Rocker $l2. Old partl, $1-$25 220 Avoca&>, man's 33 $7 Dresses and Ne tine for storage and Sprinkler heada all $5. 449 1 '.~~~~~~~"."'..~l;on;:;=;.~;:,::::;:=.;;;;;;r;::;:: up $25, lUe jackets $1.50
.Mar. 6~11 droplea:f table $25. Small CM ' • traveling S 2 $ 0 $ 12 5 0 Seaward Rd, Corona del MAPLE Knick knack shelf G.~'S Stingray SlB.50 Glrl,'s ea.ch, 2 pUr water slal $5 kitch table $4. OU'orTH.> , . O'J8.ts, size 14 and 16, $2. 160 .rd , -~ Mar. 6'5-2022 22x41 $8 Early AmericM ;20 Bldewalk bike no Boy I pejr, '52 Old1 V-3 motor RED hydrangeas JSc. Lan-and :yl kitchen chaira $2 90" CONTEMPORARY Style E. Bay St., C.M. Reco player 4 $6. platform. rocker $15. Jla.ltl speed bike $18.50 n-iM $5.
tan, bush 35c. Amll")'liis, I 12 50 couc h Used needs YTH!NG M ... Bowling balla $2.50 -$7.50 A1RCRAFl' gene,ato• for 54&-6207 adapted tor boat $25, tx-red 45c. Queen palm 25c. each Lev.Tl rol er · · · ' EVER u.,.. go. Golf cklbs, Iron and woodl ' oil painting (no frame) 22xl;';;i,.""'-,,,.-,.,---,-,..,.,-haust headt'l'I comptete $25, Geraniums 35c and 45c. Wall · hanging lhread holder upholstering SZ> LI 8-7472 Corner book ca 1 e $10 $1 ea.ch. Bagg $3 each. Golt makillJl welder $18. 540-9990 34 $12. Jim Lansing tweeler HEAVY Maple enit table Go-Kart frame $1.5, Rt!m-
lcbella, 1rai11 n i: 15c. S3. Salurday only. 675-4006 AUTOMATIC Washer S2S 44: Secretary desk S25 Chair carts S4. Cites! of drawers 6 VOLT generator extra LE 20 new S3.'i. now S15. J. $8.50. ~207 lngton portable typewrlf,er
Fuschlas Jae. 75c. Pink Im· LAWN so&ker Sl. SewinA: E. 181h St, C.M. and ottoman $25 Pole lamp $18. Zenith radio blond S2S. ~v~ SlO. Air mo!Of L. Crossover LX2 ne-w $15. BEAUTIFUL DoU with baby n5. White anUque RWfna:
patitnts 15<.'. Suttulr nts 35c -machine cabinet $25. 18"' AKC Beagle female 6 SS Double bed, romple1.e S25 Swivel fitand ttr Ame sts now n. Auto el~trical doll and clothing SS. Nice machine wKh motor, needs
i:X:. Jvy variegated In pots oval wash basin. new S12. months S2S. Ms-1275 ' V1cuum 415 Mixma.slcr S8 Cal1>l"t aweepers $2.50-$.t REFRIGERATOR G.E. S:5. sy!ltl'm lrster $7. A'' electric EngUah ladle11 bike $15. mlnot rl"{>airl Sl.2.50. ~-
?.:">1· • 4:ic. House plants in Boat pole S7. sJ11ck fl.1exlcan • Brass lamp and planter set Call between IQ AM 1 4 :~ Molor for same works ex· Ian s:z. G.E:. dcy iron Sl.50. t..o.rp lxiy'a bike $5. Table fer table $25, Emertee CJiOrd
pols $1.!f.i. 401 Cabrilio, ror-pc!bbles S2 sack. Singer ~lee-SL~EJ> Sel, lull $25. Baby SlO Round chair S2 Swivel PM. Sat-Sun. 64.2--0290. l?St cellent 540-9990 Waffle Iron $1.fl(), 546--5051 radio $2.50 Small cSoll 7Sc Organ $12.50, chimney flue
ner 1'usUn. C.M. Irie m~chine head $10. Love-~~ mauresa $1 5 chAlr S7 Rocker S5. Walnut Santa Ana CM COMER.CJ.AL vacuum $25. 968 Lansing Lant. COila <ltild's plario and bench $2. lot gas fireplace $1 0 '
S:'.:AN'J'OR 3/0 reel attd line ly clothes. shoes 50c -$10. end table $8 Stack tab\eg S8 ' · ' Kins bedspreads $5 Full, $3. Mesa, ( pa u I a r i n 0 to 320 Fullerton, N.B. &G-3167 Wegtinghouge w •a h I n I
SS. Othe r PeM reels S3 and Hia;h chair $7. 675-395& RED Vinyl wW!g back chajr, Tl.hie lam[l6 S2 f'e.Ch Brktge AUTifENTlC Mexican ruQ Tank type vacuum S5. 12 x · Cheyenne! DJ""~ _ ~ .... -machine, oeedl ~
"'· \•/hlte Mugahyde ctLalr AUTO",' TIC wa"'''· as Is good condklon $20 Woman's la,lfl\'I S4 Pictul't.'I Sl.50 Ol!fik 78''x 58'' mt1dc in Me>clco 15 _, •~c..•11:. _,, ~" _..,..... repa!rs $4.50, Admt...,..1
• wood .~ bl Cl•v Sev aeou 1 . """1 nig 111ld pad $7.50. 11th 18th &. 19th Bell & S10 546-5273 ttfrlgerat«, apt. •m '25. S20. Jig MW $20. Red $5. T.V .. u is $5. 10 tpeed wet 1utt, size arna.11, com-lamfll $1.50 eadt. 2 la es $1 ~· ~ gor 11 co oni. Hand mower SIO. 3525 w, l-foweU
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picnic 1able and bench $1. btke S20. Rll<lio TV plett,nearnew,nylonllned each. 646-ol'ffil. 313 A $25.546-5196 Ccyttal Lant>, Sult& Ana jeclor ;ith racks $25, 2 1.nuCAN Violet stand ,7 ~ $250
H;1nd crocheted bedspread phonograph SJO. Sewing W . Finl $3.50 lfelmet $3.50 Cabrillo, C.M. BREEDER Parakeets $1.50 531-7936 M , Bowling 8 a I l i cups. 7 plants, 16 cl11y polfl, ~~~•lea size's is,
$20. Hfndrnade braided wool n'l8.Chlne $8. Singer vacuum lronillli!: bofl.rd .$2. Pair ol MAPLE Dinelte table S20 4 pa Ir breeder Cocktails VOGUE ratt&n 8 e d 1 0 n a I .,..:~. &hoel, S5 &: SlO all for $6. Brue gCXRneCk med labels, ll lo
11tair IITads SI .50 e&chk. &~; cleaner $10. Cooler $3. Hair ooni: and oar Jockl $5 Pk:nlc mat .... ing paddf!d dl•Jrs $4 $15. 642~ corner table and ctialr, 5 TeM'" "·ok•tt ,A ea. Kodl\k lamp $3. 4B 1hoeti, • o m e 30,IXXI, 6· set, 3 set scales $3, Foot loc ~r ...... drye.r $5. Toaster $.l. Bl!'d cooler SG. Black & Decker .. ~, ,.. l'Kll ., $1 lit Striped twin •lnfltt SS. rubberlud
R.,llltered f:Olf trons $15. ca•e u. Lawn mower ss. '""drill l5. X·MIY view box e11ch. 642-5624 MOVING. Musl seU •II, StOV!: piettt SJO each. Heavy 620 Camera SS poker (:blp1 ~ ! . ..; ......... R
11 lent I Md $1 ,.. Sl5 Refrigerator $l5 Edger weight steel work bench $20. & nick $5. Lllwn mower $2. ~sprea .... ...., _... · up · boots llre 10 $5, mleal r::~"S:o. ~ table ~~. tt;~«niia ~ 8""10,!'ke:_ SllOWTrti••llrbf•l~IJ!ruin~ CAR Rack$151lONSm,!18 ~_::r • SS Patio umbrella $5, 565 Child'1 fold ing t•ble and 2 111-F\ Albums ~ ea. 31100 !}'! .,~ .... ester It. Apt. 4 Podium $2.5(1, mi~! I
ui H · -·eor !\: -"" "'" ut;\.I like aew 0· -...,...-..er "B" Victoria St., C.M. chain 13. 54()..157! Sat "•• ...... ,., ... He p'--15, Sliver ,,_, · •tJnd. ~ m •• lll s iigh~er $2....,. Air .... ,. Wallace from-12 ,.~. i:t...."s •ie. N Scot'• 'J"a""--'• tor "'" .. ou,..... 11.. b==-~-~.,.,....,,_ "~ 15 -~ .....,, Win-fan $ 3 "" .... .,.,:1 .., ew .. ....,v•o;r• AXLE, -1"~. ~....__,_ ~_. or Sunday p1~-11•, -~ -'"-BRAND Name clothe• 5c. -......,, .,.,...._ ·-r $2.Sl. I « 'a ch.• ,... .... , n.REN'S mel:lll bunk li'....ti...., "-"-blk• 115. 15 '·-... k •a """° .... -""""".. ...... ll.,111:1· ~ ..,.,,.~ .....,,., -u "' ~ -J-COR ~ "'"'u..u ..... "!> ... " :1..,.....,.. r09e care ..-..e .pg •-•e 10 ma~---" tr·"-400 DAY (~··· •--) clock SU chiM bate la.mp $'l5 50c Btby lift up. 2 .-.. e ·~ "' tll.· Cashmere 7Sc Oothe& 25c bed JS, Bf.thtndte f10. Le.~ Girl'• Jr, 81~ $8. Martin Tike $2 Old hlOlft1' S2 lroa ;:.,•N"ew ~-::.·"'~m--.,,.""'~ .... ". ! , •. ~:::; ,,.~.:::... 1....... Eleetric ~·w S25. Oki M•hocanY chatrt $5 tach. vdope. for mailq boob J~elry5c·v1-·Mwin&, olf ~lng ~. •nd formal, pfi·bruk aWQ' tlfad $10 50c S 1bl rabbit pdldl 7Sc •w ,......,.. ,.... .. ....., ~ .,..., , .. ,.,. ""'' v•:1 etc, 3c f!llCh. water ~·rl
• ~,.,2501 11;1 22nd and aim 10 ns. German lSmm Aerequlpt tltde p~ New Lary SUM!\ ~ lre• 54 x IE s:is. 5 modfa:I A yeer) well clockl si; each. Mahopey "8 o o t I e" $10. AnU!Nf table $6 Bunkl S15 for drl.vf!W1¥ $l. 12' r.;:
Tustin hetWed' Shq:iherd: and buatcy pups ~ 115 T SI 50 C'rl'I aerve:r ll.50 To"", painlil'\Bt 19 IOCh wheels $S each. 2957 548-9870 • Pet cage 1.00 ~ l.00 pa.ir Dnwer M Out'lctt: per t.'Ondult $2. all items In 21-'.N.B-110.BufletllO.~•us9 , ....... or raya ·. 1 ,. k CM (10.161 Man·o Brown Wool UxUralJ Room ah' mi· condition -~ u '" ~ h-' d " -!HI ". 15. 0 0-·-m•1axlne!1 S.. er, · · 4 PIECE Maple .-..-..r tmll. L . -IQ'\ INT d"shwuhu, need ac ""' ~. "'~'" ' » r ••u"" ""' """"' 1uh (38) {wom 4 Um<'t) $15. dtnonorr S25. 1660'l Rhooe lfltd 111..-nP llO'WO . ~ !162-MOO DR A PER 1 ES. white Sl--$2. QrlldrM's Io y s, lOc Yardqe 50c-$3. 3118 RADIO Control trsMmillcr most.ly abelVff, 2 dr11v.1'tt1 Touter. dbhet lOc tn 50e: Lane, H.B. &U-3219 "* ' Mlmt ...., :.i,.· 11m1nltmil · _ custom U' W. 96" L. booka,gammSc-S2.0rlentlll Glbrah11r Aw.., C .M . 11nd rtttlvrr S15 Cros.~man $25. Platform rocker $3. J ine dM6T;N026 842-.38'a. 1321 Kner-
1
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Gt\S range. apt i l:e $25. ComP'clf. wkh rod, llkh new le•k colfE"fl ta.tile-S '1 5. 54fr.6333 Co2 pistol SJO Combat 400 Vacuum clCMel' $10. Can 600 um C 60 Rambler Rebel puts: 'H.B.
Clean :i-1s-Jm $25. AIN> m 11. t c I n R 54&-W'iG9 A US TRAUAN Shepherd• conlrol with V'ECO 19 ert&We-opener and kn.lie alvlrpener 10 GAL Aquuiwn o n door1 $25. Wheel& $5 wtl!a SEARS boy'1 X" biln!. 2
BRAND nt'I' Duck frel, only draperies, 7 pnn~1, 42'' wlde SHDJHERO ~ $5 DM2 a.ny rl!UOMble 01 fer no BoJ'• 26 hcb Sdncru SJ.SO. BcdlprtW $1 a.nd-$2. wrousbt iJw1 it.and, pump, tftt $10 Bumpers ~ $10 )'elU'Sold $10. 2 Pdflah '
_ __. size Jarge $6.50. t4lch. 12" lone fT.00 each. ...,.,__., "·-ia .__ •""-. 6+f..(18'1'-4 Corlee table $3-. $43-4!i03 filltt A &(.'IC('U, $25. ~1400 6TJ.-(lf4 lmwl, 12. $IT21 U!C\' ()!\Ce, $f6.«i66: Birch, &ante All& }fdihts _,..._.,... ~ ~--~ u:z,.qng
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t_4. DAILY Pllj)T
AHHOUNCEMENTS
•ntl NOTICl!.S
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* * --"'!l'-•1'SERVICI DIRECTOJIY JOllS & EMPLOYMENl JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOllS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT * * 6412 Help Wonted, Mon noo Htlp Wonted
Women
-• s.m-.,Do=m:;.-l;;;·:;•_;Ho".':'lp'.:::-"703.;;..,.5.1_r1_.1_._w_._n_ted. __ Mo_n_n_oo_1;H.:.:•;.:lp:..W:.._ontec1,:.._,.;_Mon:..__n_oo_ PROFESS. W-. wan. lr·
Jlr. deanlQa; ll "t l n ea 1 • LM INS MlchltlitUI
WESTMIN511R
MEMORIAL PARK
Mortuary & Cemo"'ry
.-., a ocmtructtan Emptoy" """1"" MAllRIAL Strllc• Conditions Qytlal Window Cl<anlbr Geol-p B1land °'B-NEW PLANNED
FACTORY
• SEWING
111S111UOOR
Complet• -·· from $24S
F,.. Eltimateo 543-813t 106 BE. llith. S.A. 541-4395 fOllOW·UP CllRJI. ~~:D
Hauling • 67341 Help Wonted, Men 1'100 IMMEDIA'TEL y
Commry Iola
Aggressive lndlvktl.l&l to
Ute H.allUrlt-Trimmlncs. f'ort:mt.n usLat in acbf!duUna:, m• ~ G ..... Clean.... i.ria! foilnw<>P ... ....U * TOOL A:: DIE •lAKER * GENERAL INSPEC'J'QR * MAl!"llP'ANCE
EXPANSION IN
ORANGE COUNTY
PrOvidet • SAWGIRL from $130 __ ... ea.. Na ... "' ne ...... bl• Process ·-manul••turing BIG JOUN M2-f030 company. Muat 11kt de-1 MEt:tlA.~rc
Dopt. Opening•
MEN AJtl:: NOW i:l~lNG
INTERVIEWED, 1uru:o
ANO TRAINED TO FUJ..
GOOD POSITIONS \\'ITH
TOP STARTING PAY.
A ... you thne women?
tr you ~. the Singer
Company needs you. You
may now be employed
but want to improve your
present position. Salary
plus commissions, paid
vacations pl u • many
otber benellts.
Evet')'tb1aa ID Clllo beautitul
plaot tnNM lea: COit.
No tn!.fte prohlmu.
WWdY• Wont? Whoddyo Gett
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL llORN SWAPPERS
SpOdal 11•"'
CLEAN Lota,. 1an1es, etc. nee ttmovat. dump, gk:ip,
backboe. till, gnde. 962.8745
LITE HAULING A O.EAN
tuil, be able to work ~ Fo reman • ..,.....,,11y and .,,. ..... nate work with all de-
partment&. Apply
* MAINTENANCE
ELECTIUClAN
1001 Beldl. Welbntnster
.531·1725 1$3-2421
1·'-'-""-1 ___ =44_ 35
S llnea-5 IU.--5 IMlcb
IUlU -.tiD .Ufl IHClUO•
UP
FREE ESl'IMATES. * 546-7849 •
2nd Shill
Rtcent tuperwiaory
experience over air·
cr1ft tYfM' metal pro-
ceulng; plating, weld-
ing, he1t ·treat, ek:
.....,... .. ,...... • .,.... .......,.. """ ... Ill ., ... i-voua .iww .....,. ...,,..,_ ._. llllM tt -.rtlllne. MAN Exec. needa tide by 7
AM daily to vie. Imperial 6:
...-OTHIHG tl'Olt $ALI -r1tAOI$ OHi.Yi 6735 PHONE-f4W671
A'riatian, lllglewQod. from
Balboo. Pay wdl."673-J8U To PNce Yovr Tranr-1 Para&I ... M * APT. CLEANING * Open Sat. 9 am to 1 pm
--LAKE Tehoe VieW Lot N ..
Auto Tr1nsport 6445 vada 1idc, pe,vtd $12.500
-clear, Exchange for some-
\\'NTO, ride Coldeowest "-bod.Y• headache! Unill,
Edinger HB • Main It TD's, ot ? Bkt. 675-5726
:,~"' S.A. 8 AM "" s. NEED MOTORCYCLE
l=========•IHave 1964 Simca, rebuilt
Legal Notices 6450 engine, new tltel. $450 or
1 -~-------'!' •••••••••••••••••• 494-1204 AS of ~/15, '68, l'lO longer Ocean View • Nr Npt pier.
respamible i:)r a.ny other best tat debts but 1:n1 own. Oiarles ' u n I t 1 furn, ren w H rde ares. $.58.SOO • take sm hse · a n. ln trade, Owner 20061,.;;
SERVICE DIRECTORY Court Av._, 67~
Appliance Rep1in TRADE equity Dice 3 BR.
P1rts 6510 for large 4 or 5 BR. with 1---------or wilhoUt pool. Pre.fer
TOM 'S washer, dryers, etc. Huntington Beach or Fowt-
Serv & repair. Specialized tain Valley. 847-4378
d i shwaaher de~.
&16-4&15 3 Br,&: den, sundeck. Ocean l=========•IView Dana Point. $14,000
&.by1lttln9 6550 eq .. Trade for"1Kl' Expan·
1--'--~----·l able Trailer. (714) 496-2491
ATI'ENTION Motber'1 in the eves.
Harper & Mariner' a sc:bl dis, I ::.:=c::...-p""'i~st"r,,.o°'no,,.-,A"ro=•
will baby!it )'OUl' chldm 4 ac undeveloped land. Off
before ot alt scbl. Hot Ortega Hwy. Trade for in·
lunches. Ref.s. 6:12-6252 come or M·l or sell. 549-U25
MATURE Woman willJ=====,-;;;;:::-;-.,-babyslt, my home, Lrg n UNIT MOTEL, West L.A.
fenced y a rd. Lunches. $125,000, g r o s s approx.
642~ $20,000 yr. EXCHANGE Re-
l ~==:-,,.--,.--=o loo, Nevada. BABYSIT My. home-. Xlnt Perron Realty 642-lm
care Nourishing m e a 1 s , . .
fnced play yrd. Hr, day & LOVELY Accessory & Anti-
wk. start Sept. 2. 968-1696 que shop, approx. $3500
-~==--~-->stock A fixtures; trade for BABYSrrnNG, my b~e, late model car or what
vie. Adams & hfagnolia, have yoo? 6'/J..«:i98
Huntington Beach. 962-8'.>69 •
-.11 b b . 4 BR, 3 BA home, La Ha· MOTHER of 2 W1 a ysil bra Hts. H<nes ok. Lg 11' :_~~Id, eves, 5 days wk. acre avocado. $15,000 equity
-=~--;-;-,,,.-,.,...,,::;-..,-, trade for R.E., car, boat,
MY home Mon thru Fri. A·l TD'& etc!?! 496-2931
re.ts. A-1 care furn. No. Cos· G!'eat Lakes Trlr. 18' Elec.
ta ~fesa. 549-0706 brakes, 2 butane gas, heat·
BABYSI'ITING in my home. ing stove, ice or elec refrlg.
Hot meals. Lrg !need yard. Newly painted. Trade for
Refs. 646-4318' camper or P.U. 548-1945
BABYSITrlNG, my Mesa '59 CABIN Cruiser 24' Chry-
Verde home; tncd. yd. Moo. sler eng. $500 value. Want
thru Fridays, 546-1662 truck, Cfll', or down on house
Reliable babysitting, my or ? Ca 11 646-5486 or
home, College Parle area 642-5103
C.M. Reasonable. 546-7090 J,N;,p:;L-,,H"ts'". °"3-;BR,;-;;--;2,-,.,,.,-, -"'--~
BABYSIT, Pre-achool age. torn bit .• oiits. drps:, gar
?tty C. M. home, by day or door opener $12,000 equlty
week. 545-6734 Trade far boat, R.e&J Estate,
BABYSl'M'ING, My borne, or TD. Owner/Bkr 646-7484
Mesa de! Mar. Any 111e l DUPLEXES val, $37,500
welcome. ~ in Costa Mesa, Trade f o r
house or trust deeds, ln-
B dck, Mosonry, etc. ""'" $425. awn..-.
6560 ·-· -------
2 BR 1'Um condo. on Bch Fast & Thorough. I furnish
nr. Venice, IiaJ,y in txdus-;E;:•:"""""";=:=·=·="'=·"="===I tve resort •rta. Trade for
local area 3 or 4 Br. home
or vac. iot or boat. 646-1277
fnttrior Decor1ting 6~
e R11id.n~ • Comm#I • -~.~'4~.~eoo~=T=D-.=--1 • P.inUng, '"" & .... a Wall Coveril'lg1 Trade on 4 or 5 BR house e Qilor Coordination
Newport or Corona dd Mar F~i: &STIMATE
6f..75QI Li~ • Insured
'65 Lotus Convertible, $1900 MODERN
equity. Will trade tor $1COl DE CORA TORS
car & you take over pay-536-l513
Royal
Industries
Eng1nMred
Produdt Div.
1040 E. l;)yor Rd.
S1nt1 An1
(714) ~210
An equal opportunity
employer
ments of $95 month. 537-
6901 before l PM Ironing 67551---------
3 Acres, Big Island, Ha~ll. • moNING -$1 Hour • START WORK
Will trade for down on ,b.;1!1~-Br"'1; bangers please TUESDAY
able R·l lot, home or · · · m 5-IS.20I1 6-W Seal St., Ci'f
Newport Beach area. -~~--7·-----1 FOR
OWNER &12-5184 EXPER. irorung o1 all types. 4 LOCATIONS IN
IO Ac mobile home p&l'k $1.2:i Hour. 674 Capitol, Cos-ORANGE COUNTY
in ocange zroves; air-ccnd. "ta=M='="=·=54=&-==T.l30==== I Sant• An•, Buch Cit ies
clubhouse, res. Sp. unliD. Landscapt·"9 6810 Anaheim & Orang•
Trare for local vac. sub div. ---~~----] NEED 15 NEAT APPEAR·
"·::""::·-_.;;"6-;161<;;';;;."""'iii';i'';--I GAYNOR'S LANI;ISCAPING ING ~ TO WORK LO-
... • 1960 OLDS e & GARDENING SERVICE CAL OFflCE DISTRIBUT·
4 door sedan, all power State licemed cmtrctr, ING ELECTRICAL MAIN·
equip., new tires. Will trade Residential ... Commercial TEN AN CE EQlJU>M.ENT.
for 10· glau outboard & Yard cleanup. Fret est. No experience necessary
.. m~o~l•~'·c._:548-:;:.739:;=.1:._.,--;:-c:c:-J N~o~iob~t~oo~b~lg!.,..::::~~:!t·
Small mod trailer paric, rlv· I HEAVY yard work I: Average ••rnings
er & hwy. frontage, nr. Imi· preparation. McCann I: Son $550 per month
ver $30,000. clear. For Or· * 495-4697 * ' INTER.VIEWING MON&: Mg~, SD county' prop. Prin-co=RRAL='°"·S,...,-ln""'d~.,.-.~rot=o'°til"l I MONDAY EVENING ONLY .d.~pal:;::":;:'"'Y:;·,."=-5.11>-'1017-'-7-;;=I aerv. Free est, have own Call Mr R1m11y 2 BR 2 BA 'l\vnhse 5~ ~Q equipment. 1362-4764 639-2503
Brookhunt Adams $7700 eq.
' 6150
Total $I3,91Kl P&I $62 Tax Paperhanging
Ins Maintance $43 for home Painting
or ? 646-3389 ---''------I ;;:...:,..:;::.=:_-,,-;::c-7 I PAINTING And Paperln&. U Trade-Just surveyed free & you call me we bolD benefit
clear 24' auxiliary Sloop. Exclusive buy not expensiv~
For-Beach hse, dplx, apt., Try me and see. SU-3157
income prop, TD, mobil INTERIOR & EXTERIOR home or ? , Eves. 5454412 p . ~ aintiDg. 1: ,~e e!t.
Commen:ial Bldg E. Coast Uc. It: Ins. Chuck 548-5314
H-.vy, Cdi.\t., value $95,000 DY . . & Inc $13.980 Equity $68,<m. HAN man pam~ng
Take mature 1st TD & cash clean up v.'Ork. No Job t~
673-0I73 Bkr. amall. Call Pancho. 642-7150
ll5,000 equity in Dana pt. "Paper Buggy" 847-1659 Mobil store • home calls 3 BR 2 BA borne, w/cent. We advise • sell • install
glass encl. adrean, BH in
kitch, w/w cpts, pool·for PAINTING Aver. room
N •-• Own comPI. l25. &: up. Neat ewport ~ area. er, 847 358 642-2823 work. Local refs. -1
Shop at Home
Carpel & Orapery
Specialists
Ca.rpet Sales experience a
must, Drapery expcrimce
preferred. Excellent Com·
pany benefits. Apply.
BARKER BROS.
83 Huntington Center
Huntington hach
An equal opportunity
employer • =',..,=~~~=.,--XLNT paintin& Interior/
TRADE 4 BR • POOL Exterior, 17 yrs local reis. l-,;==c;-;..:-:::;:::::;:;= B.AYCRESI' Home, for Very reMOl'lable. 894-3408 General Woodworking
5 or 6 BR ·SAME AREA Machine Woodc•rving
* ,., "S6S * INT • ext. Average 1 BR apt, A bl
V'W"V labor &. mat'la $ t'. $ o. Wood P•rts ssem y
DIAMOND approx 2 ct .... ~.-Artificial Limb fab, 642-7528, ~· . _.. . :;uaranteed S:Z.000 valu e for -~----=-~I Mature, experienc'-"' m
Mercedes:, property or ?? PAINTING Interior/Exterior. woodwori<ing. Good mech·
W6-3J89 Free Estimates! a.nical ability. Others need
* &12-4669 * 548-Sru * not apply. ·~~,;, ~":'!: =~ * * * * * * PAlll'nNG, Ext • 1nc E.<t Kln9sley Mf9. Co.
OK =-ee Est ....... """"' l"!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!!!!!'~!"!!!'!!!~!!!'!!"I ho\llle trlr. 11 rrs exp, free Call 548-filJ.6 for appt. ~' ~ 1.: est. Accoust oei1. 548-5325
C I . · ,.90 SERVl~-E Dl~ECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY arpen er1n9 ~
...-Ncj JOB TOO SMALL• C1rpet Cl11ning 6625C1rpet CINnlng 6625
Residential • Industrial Qim.
mertial. Repafr & remodel.
Reason&ble. Lie, bonded, in·
....-.!.
• 962-1961 • 96U3n •
CARPENTER It: concrete
work. Room additions, pat-
ios, garages, etc. 25 Yrs.
Your Rugs, Upholstery
Drapes Guaranteed
Spotlessly Cleaned
&
•><P· &12-3811, "8-5667. CAN BE USED IMMEDIATELY
MASTER CARPENTER AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED New & repair&, $4 hr
536-3900 alt s PM Revolutionary Dry Cleaning Method
REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS for Rugs, Upholst..,, and Drapes CABINETS, Any site job. -· 1
25 yrs, exper. 54U71l ALSO SALES -SERVICE -INSTALLATION
Cement, Concrete 6600 IAHU.MIRICARD , ••• lSTIMAns MASTll CHAIGI
CEMENT work, '" """'· Modern Rug & Carpet Co. No job too small. Free est.
H. STUFLICK >t8-lll15 4335 CRENSHAW BLVD .. LOS ANGELES
Plumbing 6890
* 24 HOUR SERVICE *
Plumbing repair remodel
Guaranteed * 64&-1407
l\1arv's Plumbing Service
Repair -Remodel •M&-9807•
Plumbing 24 hr. serv. Work
guar. Lie .. inmlr.; remodel,
repair, rooter serv. 531·7566
Remodel •• Repair, 6940
Stwlng 6960
Alterallono-642·5845
Neat, 11.ccurate, 20 yt'S. e.xp.
CU 296-5100, 296-5101 COLLECT e SfOM PATIOS e * Verne, the Tile. Man *
FRY COOK
Experli!nced
Apply at
THE RIGGER
No. 16 FaS.hion Island
Newport Center N.B.
MEN WANTED e CARPENTERS e MEOtANICS
• PAINTERS
APPLY IN PERSON
LIDO SHIPYARD
Sales, over 18 concrete sawing & removal 1:;::::;:=:======'T========= \ C\161. work_ Install It repairs. State lie. • 842·10IO I: l -CiiiSiiiiMP:ATi-OS&-1:c!:'.o~n~t~<1~<:!l!_0<~•~ _ _;66~2~0 Gardening 6680 No job too small. Piaster Sales promotion jobs avail.
CUSTOM PATIOS & palch. Leaking ll how e r L~ int'!. corp. $IO,CXXI 1st
Bloc:k walls. Alao concrete • ROOM ADDmONS • GEN'L Oean·up, tree serv, repair, 847-1957/&46-(12()6 Yt'ar, h1anagement optxlrtu-
STACO, INC.
1139 Boker St.
Co1t1 Mesa
549-3041
An equaJ opportunity
employer
* S'fOCKl\tAN-STORE &
UNE * TOOL CRIB A'ITENOANT * Mh"'TAL ASSE1.mLER * RJVF.:tER * ME''fAL l<~lTI'ER * POWER BRAKE
OPERATOR * PUNCH PRESS
OPERATOR * ENGINE LA'nlE
OPERATOR
DAVENPORT sc re\v * TUF\flET LATtlE
machine operators $5.00 per OPE'R.ATOR
h ou r , Ex p e r ie nced *MILLING MACHINE
supervisor. Machine ahop OPERATOR
experience. Screw machine * BENCH MACHINIST
operators • trainees. Truck * HEUUM ARC WELDER
drivers, fork lilt drivers. * MACHINE WELDER
materi al bandier* EXPERIMENTAL
warehousemen, and shipping MECHANIC
personnel. Top ra1e1, Com-* FAB.RJCATION STRUC·
pany benefits. TURE DEVELOPMENT
NE\V manufacturing com·
pany \vii\ c.pen in Costa
~1esa v.·ithin the next few
weeks. Please send history
ol past work e~perience lo
Box Ml73 Daily Pilot
<An Equal Opportunity
Em player)
'This is not an agency.
MAC DONALD'S
is looking for full or J>6r1.
time worker. Clean, con·
genial surroundings. Ex·
cellent working conditions,
paid vacation & profit shar·
ing, AppJy 1 PM to 5 PM,
Monday thru Friday, 16866
Beach Blvd,. Huntington
Beach.
MACHINISTS
ENGINE LATHE
Minimum 5 years experi·
ence. O:impany benefits, ov-
ertUne, paid life & medical.
Bonus plan. Apply in per·
Mn
TROY ENGRAVING Co,
2322 S. Pullman St.
Sanla Ana, Calif.
Dishwashen
Over 18. Nigh ts only.
Apply after 3 p.m.
SEE MR. SHlN
FIVE CROWNS
RESTAURANT
3Wl E. Coast Hwy,
Corona del Mar
PRODUCTION
WORKERS
For Ceranllc Industry
Day shift.
Apply
Industrial Clay Products
18765 Fiberglass Rd .
Huntington Beach, Calif.
DRAFTSMAN
?.IBCHANIC
SARGENT·
FLETCHER
!W.00 Flair Drive
El Monte, Cal11 ,
1213) 283-7171
(213) 443-7171
An "IUal """"tunity
employer
Press
Operators
Rubber experience
only. One on 2nd
1hift, one on 3rd shift.
Apply too
Per1onnel Otfic•
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Worner
Santa Ana
An equal opportunity
employer
CAFETERIA
POSITION
Full or piJi~. Mn~ or
diliner. 18 or over ok. \l.1ill-
ing to learn to carve roasts
on the line. No experience
necessary. Excellent oppor·
tunity to advance in cha.in
organization. Hospitaliza-
tion, We insurance includ·
"'· -APPLY-
2: JO to 4: 30 Daily
Ontra Cafeteria
Newport Shopping Center
Pacific Coast Highway
& MacArthur Blvd.
$512. mo. & up
lf qualified and atefpted go
on the payroll this week.
Both skilled and unskilled.
should apply 11s experience
isn't necessary, and we are
e.n equal opportunity em-
ployer.
MINIMUM
QUALIFICATIONSo
• Age 20 or over
• Hi. school gr11d or
equiv1lent
• Or1nge County
resident
• Mechanically Inclined
• Able to 1tart work
now
CALL ~10N.
& t.10N. EVE. ONLY
Kl 3·9289, ext. 23
Ask for Mr. Uill .
Personnel Departu1ent
Sales &
Service
Are you this man!
U you are, The Singer
Conipany needs you. You
may now be employed but
want to improve )'OW' pres-
ent position. Salary plus
commission, company cat·
lurnishcd, all company ben-
efits and paid training p~
gram.
Apply in person
Mr John Ferr•ro
THE SINGER CO.
7777 Edinger
18 Huntington Center
Huntington Beach
COST
ACCOUNTANT
1'1ust have<,.Aniniinum 2
years experience in deiense
o r i e n t e d manu!actur·
ing firm. Degrct> required.
Open Sat 9 1m to 1 pm
ROYAL
INDUSTRIES
Engineered
Products Div.
2040 E. Dye< Rd.
Santa Ana 540-3210
An equal opportunity
employer
Apply tn person.
Mr. John Ferraro
THE SINGER CO.
7777 Edinger
18 Huntington Center
Huntington Beach
EXPERIENCED
PART TIME ~
PROOF COMMERCIAL
TELLER
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
4525 M1cArthur Blvd.
Newport Beach
540-4424
An ... al """""""'"' employer
New Store Opening
Hiring all .phases of help,
TOP PAY!
• Managers • Cashiers
• Sales & Stock Girls
LOCATIONS:
Newport Beach
Town & Country, Orange
La Habra
Telephone BACK STREET
(714) 838-4890
R.N. 11-7
Full er par·f time
AIDES
Exjl€'ri;;.ncc preferred
7.3 and 11·7
Park Lido
Convalescent Hospital
1445 Superior
N~\\'port Beach 642·24.1.0
Saleswomen
Fine ladies clothing,
TOP PAY!
Apply in person
No phone calls please
BACK STREET
25 Fashion Island
NevJport Beach
SECRETARY
To assist Manager. GoOO
typing & shorthand skills
req. Hrs l·5, Mon-Fri. Apply
612 Term.inaJ ~Vay, C.M.
BOOKKEEPER wanted, Ex-
perience necessary. Must be
able to handle responsibility.
Good pa y . REVA'S CAREER FASHIONS 675-5761 Mechanical Detailer
Bring """"' "'"P'" of OPPORTUNITY! OFFICE Gid T.V. Store. 6
v.wk. ApPly in person Join todays faslest gro,ving day week. P 1 e a s a n t
PARAMErRICS BUSBOYS profession·N!utual Fund sales personality, honest. Good
929 Baker St., Costa Mesa No experience necessary-oppty for adv an cm t .
AND \Ve train . tu1l or part time 675-1411 Part time Eves. Mutual fund Advisors, I NEED a live in sitter &
Distributor for West Coast DJSHWASHERJ Inc. hskpr. who needs a home;
m!gr. co. now hiring train. Np t e . l603 WestcliH 642-6422 $120 mo lo start, Nr bch.
ees for saJes & setvice. $84. Apply in person S.A. lZ12 N. Broadway Call 616-3258 Mon-Fri btwn
:'""'io JIJ. Mon thruPh Fri.
54
H
7
oTlo
83
rs S.S p.m. M,7.8331 S.5 ask for t.1rs. Hayes .
.,. : p.m. one · FULL Time stenographer,
ask for Personnel Dept. REUDDI E, LEE excellent typist, s 0 m e
BUSBOYS UU1 shorthand desirable. \Vrite
18 yea.rs or older. HOUSEMAN P. O. Box 1536 Ne\vporl
DiQ-'s, pert time. 151 E. Coast Highway Experience prelrn·ed Beach
Call betw 1 It 3 PM Newport Be1ch Americ1re, Inc. J\."t"OT=H"ER=·s,--°'H'"•'"tpe-,,--n-o
536-8866 for appointment 21 4 Hospital Circle cook'g. Live·in; 2 sch\
HWltington \Vestminster children. Sal/ + pti rm &
'leaclill Coontcy Cl"b MA( DONALD'S 89:1-lSll, Ext J.n ••. 842-72>1
PART Time crew manager, Equal opportunity employer o""R"ua"'s°'to"',..~ct"•"'k-,°'to°'t'"I ~lim-,,
easy work, 3 or 4 hours caITy out restaurant is nrat, exper. Mid·aged pref.
eveninp l'.Wking with boys, looking for professional Apply in person 31582 S. C6t
Must have car· Com-JA-HfJOR e Boat A11emblers Hwy , So. Laguna · mi~ions. For information e C1rpenter1
call 893-5375 and ask for • Piinters E.'<PERIENCEO MoteJ desk
Bob tull time. ExceUent working clerk, PBX, typist, age z;). Apply in person 40 A t d • -.-;;:;;-;;:;;-::;-;::=::---] conditions, paid vacation & · PP Y ays ..... guna PART TIME HEU> profit sharing. Apply 1 Pt.I Jensen Marine Corp. Village, 31106 s. Coast HW)'. 235 Fischer, Costa t.1esa to 5 Pilot, Monday thru 1'TI· SE\VING Machine operators,
day, 16866 Beach mvd., 1-.,-===-,,==..,,-,-I exper. on dresses, Top pay:
;;::e: ::;~.~:~: Family L.~~~~\en or rototil. grading, &prinkle.n, JOBS & EMPLOYMENT nities. Call 10 am . 2 pm
• 'ts s· 1 1 2 lawns. haul'&:· Re a a . ---=-53~1183. Eves. Must be 2I years ol ~~:ca, floo~. patiOI. ~~CU!~~~ :e~r:ne:r Fo~J-64&-584-=8;-;:--;;:;::::-;c:c::::--Job Win,., Ladr 7020 COLLEGE::-"st-,,,...,-,-, -.-.-,-m· I age. 4IO E. 17th St., CM, ap-Hwitington Beac:h, * JANITOR. Experience(!. steady. Apply 890 w. 18th,
Cosat ?.1esa Memo r i a I Costa ~1eY. 1-~--.,--=-~,---1 estimates & IRyout. pbone CUI & Edge La\vn JAPANESE position. Full time summer, ply after 5 P.M.
Lleenled -Quality e lM7-15ll • MalntcnRnce. Lic:e.n&ed SCHOOL GIRL pltime dur~ng schl ~t ;;;MANc;;;;-;,0:-:::.-0:=.:,k-;fu::;l;-t 11rn=,:-c:tn"'u"°.J --.Sc;:H"E"E°'T,.M"E"T"A'°L-,--
c,ement work. ~J --Ll;-;.::oe::n':'.,...7--;Con~t=<a':<t::<U"::--548-4808, 54.>8.570 aft 4 PM Domestic work. live. in with Chevron Station on heh in HAUL RENTALS. hlust he MECHANIC
Chlld C.re 6610 Rt'sidential • C.ommerclal Japanese Gardening American r11mily. Goes to Laguna. No hippies or long neat in apipearance, have Must be e.-.:prr. in lay.
Ma.int & Repairs. Free Eat Professional ~1a.intenance occ. 646-0384 or 548.5182 hair. r.tust be I8. Salary + neal handwriting. \Vil! train out in all phases ol
., ~ tur t•· ill '129 comm wfraises. 494-9003 r:-"t m.... A~J 19 , o ~,. ma e mo ,...,r w 673-Landscaping fi46..6553 MATURE lady PU1 time _ '5" · """ ,.,. Y .. sheet metal lab.
afve ,iruannt!'ed loving llOlnc Additions * Remode.ling MOWING, Edging, vacsla\\'D. companion to same or child. Produdlon Train" Newport Blvd. CM . PARAMETRICS
AM to S:30 PM week di:Y.S SI Fred H. Cerwick, Lie. Gen'\ cleanup. Hauling. Cll.r It 1't'!s. 494-{)703 Apply in person WNJNG & housing inspector 929 Baker St ., CMla :'-tro:511
Hospital Apply 301 E. Vic· W0~1EN PIT w I car . toria. C.M. Ph. 642-2734 F I
u lerettc 1£8. $2 hr guar.
2 SERV Sta Attenctants/Saleg.. Lynne Bro"'11 5 ~ 0-19 3 l .
men. Full & part lin1e. E.'<· 842-76!12
pe r. Ray Ca.rvey Chevron.
r .. H HOUSEKEEPER Live . in. 6IH S .......... 111 W)' •• Laguna. , \\orking mother, 9 year
Agencies, Women 7300 old d11ughter S.A. Area.
83.'l-7327 lovely home.-~"· fenc d hk 67H041 fr 54~2170 Odd Jobs. * ~ NURSE v.·/exp care of TROY ENGRAVING Co. 1$618.J'i11J H:S. grad or educ PLASTrc leadma.n .11bl(!, to
yd, mula, a.u bollMI <'On-' • 2322 S. Pullman St &. exper f'QUIV 2 yrs college. """"orm • su""'rv'·• hond • t u:. '· c.""" n~nn JAPANESE GARDENER IAdy. Pt. lime. No live in, ~--An c.i·t . ~. f IDd , Pl t""•• ,.... 13 NEED Reliable ......... b~.._r vemeocea .... ~· ... ~ Carpet CIMnlng 6425 EXP~. -i,·obl• malnt min. $3.25 hr. MS-7223 .:)lll1la a, 1 • '"""l" 0 g ..-anning, layup w/ knowledge A ex· See Betty Bruct: at ..._,. -" H.B. area -.:.n ''--City Hall La n n .h 12::l!J -3:30 cla\1)1. Mon-Fri. ' ~e-as. morales. 892-3219. DAY\VORK 11ousekttping Electronic S1le1m1n • gu • 0\: • Pf'f' in all .11bn~s ol plastic m 6 l larbor l-lills, Own trans.
ftre ln my home. Mell Cleening Service Reliable. s4t-98ti3 With lrno"·ledgr or parts and/ REAL ESTATE, Shouldn't ill,brlc•llon. Arl>en t.f1.rine • hnced yard. hot luncbet. Floors. v.·lndov.'I, tflrpcts. & LOW COST 1\laintenance l=========;I or 'JV rt'poir. you be l<'lling the hottest Producu. Inc. 2030 W. Hlth. t6& xec &H-00.'G
IU • .50 per Wttk. $.5. •ach ad · upbol5t~ii'r c:':st. Res Ir r:n~~zi:~E • s~1;_19 Job Wantld H. W. Wright Co. a~a I Huntington Bcac~! 1..ot12 8'oach. t213) 432-8971 Agency for Cart>t:r Girla Denta.'1-•oi=1;~co~M7•_n_1_9_o_r
ditlonal child. Jfuntlnaton comm. Men & Women 7030 1770 Ne,vport Bl\'d, Ci\f Call tnr appt. Vllla1t R. & Maintenance Man 410 \\'. Coast Hwy .. N.B. Single. E."<p. 25-45. 'BNdt. ~1933 CARPET Ii Furn. cleaning; • JAPANESE GARDENING 962-44TI, ~03 By appoinl. 64&-39.19 * 5"6·nl0 *
SWnmer program. or · 8
>' &erV!Cf' . qu -,. EXPERIENCED APT MGR comm. F\ill & prt Ume. Tom SERVICE Station Attendant tcrior-lnlerior. Pleasant sur-Bar li-IBid -Dancer, OOp I l d · & ali Scrvlre Oranup. LAndscan. SERV sta atten. Salary & , Full lime ·office hid£', • Ex· 1 ~~~~~~~~~; 1 -}~~"':Y.~~:§~
Acea 2% to 6. 8 •·~to 5:30 tY. work, ,call s_1~rlina fOl' tng s.n.7034 aft 7 p.m. Couple with many yt:a.rs ex-Shnrp Unk>n, OR J....1320. Know tu.be. oil change, some roundinp. $400 mo. Ph. Mr, Help Wanted ~·egH. Queen Bf.e, Costa
p.m.. $18 11ftk, c J a• ta briibtness. OO...s520 RELIABLE: Reas. Oriental perience In Oranre Co. 2201 E. Coa.a:t H_wy, CdM. mechanic. c 11. pa b I e ol Young 546-'1360 Women
7400
Mesa. 646--!1.I~
Mr=tmecnt Sdlool1, 1525 N. SPRING Special! 5c a ff. care. CJt.fl.aup, odd joba, v.·ants opporlunltJ lo handle +FRY C'OOK rienced manalfna se.rv 1 tat tan . OISHW •••-l HOUSEKEEPER. 4 s c h l
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•-C.M.Mi-&10&. Adv&ne«I Carpet • Upbl» Vincent. 642-0326 your properly 613-4769 · • expe ' SfB..2104 . ~. diys • l BABYS"'""""n -··"·" .... , l3 ~ildm T • --tery 543-U88 Toll irer I""====· ====I No S1m'1 or holldaya. Apply nl&ht a week. Starting id~ bown. 7~l'Q 1u ""' • HB area :30-.. :""', tan'llt/lboa:w..Mf.a . Mowlng-F.dge.Vacum;--"" .._ ___ ... bef 11 AM 5U W 00 ASSISTANT MANAGER u.1•..., •t.15. •--T-et mo O y. :.w-5, Mon· 5da,ya$40.Rels.8tJ~ v.,., Hot fmchn. plq Gardening '6IO Li&ht Haulq: & Oeu.up I ·"""'"":;;;:;;;;l;;c;H:;•;:;':;:P;-;;:;:7:03:;5-1;C~-;;:M~. ==,,,· ::==·,....,,·,I Coftta Mell Car Wasb, ftne 495 E. iTtb., CM, or ·;r. LI ™· Call all 6. l • 521.3294 PBX Operator, a111wertn1 l ~lt0~-~~...,.~~1""~rl<.~61D-U!6~~':°1 =~~:HON~S"--• 646-0481 Ews e ICffAUFl'ER-Body Gu a r4 ' SERVICE S~tionAlltnd. &.-ll P«"rtan· Apply~ penoa a;gg 8-93.14 R.EL1EF LVN 11·7 &: 3.U sel"YIC'e. Exper. prefe:rred.
ANTHONY'S ·-===l =Stn==-1==661= Rttirf.d LAP D Scrgnnt P.M. ~ienced. Over ll Harbor. C.M. l;B"E"'"L-:L-.Y.---,B"°"O°'A-.R"'D ihiftl H.B. Rnta. Good Min ftge 30, OR~ll66
Contracton 6620 Garden SerYic1 ______ ... ____ 2 •inclt., frH to tr••• I . 490 E. 17th St. CM TECHNICAL wrlti~ and LAl.'flNATOR Exp ~nlf. Ap-;;sal=•.,'l',.·"84=':-·"-=71.,',,."'-:'',.,'..,.en S.fl * COCKTAIL WArrRESS *
PA'n'OS e Pado Qwtn 646-1941 e 1 DAY 1ervi«'. Home: A 6il-66flt *BARTENDER * pans listt>rs, ~ne.nced. ply El Paipo 1974. Placentia PART~me ~lf':J nnd i(.n': Apply In penon, Mesa WMS,
1\oom Addftinnl. Lie. LANDSCAPING apt c.lf'anln1. Crpts, walla. OliMtt li••ins. Olt'effUI Apply in penoa, Mtu lA.nts, !>fS-4610 Ave. CM. 548--5803 olt1c'° 'Th\ln. thru Slit. 170,1 Suptrior, C.M.
"2-m'l ~Wbda LAWNS Jl&100EL£D ~'illdo"''1• painting. &&2-8320. Pmft&ftf.nt. Experienced. 1703 Su.pulor, C. M. LIQUOR CLERK SERVICE Station day wor'tl:. R£D.&-RENTAWi 646--?<IOl HOUSEKEEPER, u,,. JD·
Whit• ~ Erp borliculturut. Sttrliftg for hright!lffS! ht East Aaaiey 642.f'lOO Neild a ~T h tail. Part time .Top uiary, Minor tune up Eicii nee. MOTEL MAID J:::111>'d, w/childmJ < l)
Dime • a • LIM ~ lDOllUllf Cardm.lna CHARGE J'O'lr WI.I'll td now. --'SOCK=;;..;fT"-"'IO.-,.'.-""-..'-· , __ Flnd=;:..;.."-"'-lh:....;•_..,..~_odl__ Wtne Box M 172 tMU.1 PUot. 3928 &. Out JIWJI CllM. Pm timf' NB. fi75..1841 r.v./o ,,1t. md off.~
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JOBS 1. EMPLOYMENT JOBS I. EMPLOYMENT JOP.S I. EMPLOYMENT JOIS A EMPLOYMENT M£RCHANDISI ,OR MERCHANDISI POR Ml!RCHANDISI FOR MERCHANDISE Fvi<
, r SALE AND TR.ADI SALE AND TRADI \lE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE
DAILY PILOT ~j!;
MEi<~HANDl•s FOR-
SALE AND TRADE
Help W1nted
Women 7400
* EXECUTIVE
iittl\ETARY to c:ompany
Pr1.111dcnt . Must do
shorthMd a.nd t,yplng. M·
curacy and ellicltnCY more
bnportant the.a speed. $600·
per month.
* PURCliASING AGENT
AsSISTANT. Shorthand. and
typing required. Will do
some buyl.Pg. $3.00 per hour
to start.
* FACl'ORY ASSEMBLERS
ANO INSPECTORS O f
machine parU.
Please send resume to
Box M174 Daily PUot
NEW manufacturll_lg com-
pany will open m Costa
Mesa within the next few
weeks.
(An Equal ~portunity
Employer)
~ ls not an agency
GIRL FRIDAY
fascinating opportunity tor a
"Take CbarP" kind of girl.
'l)'ping, shorthand, ~t
voice.& abiµt,y to rem.am un·
ratlied by boss wbo'a never
around. Fair pay, Xlnt va·
t•ation & sick \cave plan,
Gorgeous view of IIVine
Ranch • a lun place to work,
Resun1e & salary require-
ments to: PO Box 336, Costa
Mesa 92626
Waitresses
-ALSO
Cashier Hostess
Neat appearing.
No exper. nece6SflrY.
(No students Please)
Apply in person
Bob's Big Boy
154 E. 17th St, C.M.
CASHIER·RECEPT.
Xln opportunity il you have
accurate clerical ability &:
poise in han\iling customer
contacts. High school grad·
uation required.
PACIFIC FINANCE
2792 Harbor Blvd, C.M.
54~3021
Equal opportunity employer
Cosmetic Girl
Experieru:ed
Good company benefits.
Call for appointment
540-5050, ext 30.
Joseph Magnin
Equal opportunity employer
LEGAL SKRETARY
Experienced 1th9rt band &
IBM executive, Start $400.
Call Monday 675-1530
Help Wentod
Women
J, C. PtMC)'Co.
Fuhion l&land
Newport S..ch
Need:<
PART TIME
SALESLADIES
lioUMwives and Mothers
Can you spare a few hours
each day and add to the
family income at lhe same
time? SchedUala {'OOVeni-
ent tor you, m(ll'tlings, aft·
ernoons, evenings or comb~
natlonl of all. Wotf in a
f'l.ln store under the fineat
of conditicns and toP super.
vision. Am in person
PeMey'a Fashion lsland
9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Monday thru Friday
All student positions tilled
Equal opportunity e~yer
Savings & loan
experience preferred.
' '
RECEPTIONIST
Typing required
Apply in per1on
No phone calls please
MARINERS
SAVINGS & LOAM
15 t 5 Wtttcllff Drive
Newport Blach
CLERK
For Billing D1ptrt·
mont. light ,typing,
addl119 machine IX·
p1rience.
CLA·YAL CO.
17th & Pl1c•ntl1
Co•t1 Men
548·2201
An equal opportunity
employer
General Sales
Job>--Men. Wom. 7500Joba-Mon, Wom. 7500 .
STARTING UP A'
NEW PLANT
IN
COSTA MESA
Early September
Now interviewing for
• Production Plant Personnel
To operate rubber compounding rolls,
extruders and related equipment.
• Lab Technician
Two year science· degree with chemi·
cal and mechanical interests to do ap-
plications work witih 6ilicone rubber.
• Lab Assistant
High school graduate with chemistry
and physics.
Call H. M. Christianson.
for appointment phone
540-8920
DOW CORNING
CORPORATION
On Redhill, 2 blocks north of Bakv
An equal opportunity emp loyer
I ~!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!~I
Help Wanted
Women
EXCEPTIONAL
7400
OPPORTUNITY!
e Waitre ss••
e Cockt1il Waitr1s5e1
ACCOUNTING
CLERK
Versatile indivitlual to
work in Accounts pay.
able, Rece.ivables. Should
have experience on print·
ing calculator, 10 key ad-
ding machine, statistical
typing.
Furniture 8000 Furnltvro 8000 Appliencot 1100 Hl·FI I. Stereo 1210 Mltc•ll•n-'600
Decorator
R1c1lvt1 c1nC'lll1tlon of $22.000.00
Spanlth and IMdltarranun Furniture
All New Ttf CjlMirf hlMI Ne_.
A hcer...-. Dteiw Hw h 0. D....,
ADMIRAL 3 rm. alt • con-STEREO 1968 tolid st"-to
ditioaer, 85llO 81\1, Uled 3 contole. model with AM/Fht
mo'•· Dl.x. car • ,1~ radio, • 1pd c:hlln!tt: Tlke
ditloner. Best oUtt. Pb &ft. Ofer small paymentl or
1 PM "6-0IDT 1$3.20 cath. C><dlt O.pt.
~GROUSE 535.ml
R AOARA NGE ,t:LEC AM·f'M Stereo, Blond
TRONIC OVEN. $485. b (ablllet Floer model. Ex·
cell. cond. 646-3128 eellent! $50, 646-8738
SWIMMING POOL
1S rt Pool, 111ttr, sUrtaet
Skimmer, Maln!en"""' KIL
FREE Ground Pod.
$149.H
SECARD POOL
323 S. Maln, Onop
532-1992
Items as follows: Gorgeous 8 ft. custom quilled
sofa with separate loose plllows with heavy oak
trim decor aµd malching chair, S m•\cltlng oak
occasional tables, (2) 68" tall decorator lamps, WASHERS fl'l.95; dryen Cemoru &.Equip 1300
hanging chain swag lamps in wrought iron, an $35: •Freeurs $75; Retrla:.. • .4,5 COLT UM1 S. A .
revolver, chrome plated.
ncrvt"l' fitt.d, w/hvy. duty
last draw belt & bolattr
SUO; portable McCulll>ch
~'• Chain saw, brand
new noo. "l'rlr. hitch, 2"
ball, w/elec. brake equtp.,
ttady to iMtaU $40. 6'J3.U64
8-piece king size master bedTOOm suite in pecan copperton• • Avoc.; Cuar. CINE SPF.cIAL u. Ekt11.r
oaneled Mediterranean· style with top quality 5'G--l095 lens. Checittd out by EK·
15 yr. warranty king size mattress & box springs. Portable GE dishwasher, lop $350 with case. 646-5477
Spanish decor dining set, etc. of line mod. Used '"' !hon wa..te ... ....,.. .. ,..... s1121.oo 1 yr. Moved don't need. $100 Hobb! Supe~I" 8400
~:~~~~~·-~-~~-~--··.,···--············~698.00 =EL ~~entor 14' ~~ ~~~ri=r ~k~8;
Air; n... C.11 h P1nliaM llt4llh141Mlty double dr. New u n I t . can & controller Good
l•,m• ...,.,.11.bl•-N•wcom•n t• C•llforni• S40-6G10 ot se..3625 cond $50 54S-Oi20 • *AUCTION*
• Cre~lt Appro".d lmm•dietely · • · BEAUTIFUL gu range. Like U )'Q'.I wUl aell ·or bQ 4
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' / 1! /] new! 2 "'""" b<oller & Sporting Goodo 1500
l f Furniture "'"""''· """"5 stJRFBoARO , .... ,,"';,-;
_ _ _ __ Anti~~· 1110 mahog stringers, mahog tall
a:ive Windy a trJ .
Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m.
Windy's Auotion S.m
Behlnd Tooy'1 Bldg. Mat'l
2075~ Newport, CM 64&-8686 1844 Newport Boul1v1rd, Cost• M1w (only)
.tH ............
Every night 'Iii· 9 -Wed., S~t. I. Sun. 'tll 6
, •••••••••••••••••
Spanl5h & Mediterranean
Bought M1nuf1ctur1r's Showroom S1mpl•1
At Terrific Savingl'!
8' Wood carved arm dh.'an , lg, man's chair;
beaut f abrics. 5 Pc h~xagon dark oak din.
set, w /black or avocado fra1ned chairs; 5
Pc BR set. 9-dr Mr, & Mrs. dresser, lg mirror,
2 commodes, decorative headboard in Span·
ish oak or avocado design.
• Items Sold Individually
Shop Around-before you by see US ~
VALUE $895 -~UlL PRICE $429.95
or t1rm1 11 low 11 $3.00 Wffk
No Down-Use Our.Store Ch'arge Ptan
No Fancy Front-BUT Quality Yalu~ Irulde
APPROVED FURN. 2159 HARBOR, CM
12 Years same location-same owners
Delly 9.9, 10.5 Sundoy e 54S.9660 ••••••••••••••••••
-block, simi-speed Skag. Xlnt
WEEKEND SALE oond. l!J0.19>4
ON OAK
lbl1 fuel .... $3&.SO
Sec. Deaka .... $6>.00
Oo1na Cabinet • .. • $95.00
10 ?I' HOBIE
SURFBOARD
Excellent eoadition
$50 * &<2.ool2
Pill youneU in our Place
Harbor mvd 0.1 Theatre
3700 McFadden, S.A.
SWAP MEET Round Table •••• $96.00 9 ~ S .
(Claw feet) .1; 1 urfboa1'd. Never used, Starts AUg 17
LARRY MORGAN Antiques original price $200. $125 or 531-1272 aft 7
,.,,......, best of:fer caah. 54~2425 I=..,.,~~:;;..:;;:_:..,~=
n40 Newport Blvd, 21'' ADMIRAL Portable TV
Costa Mesa * 548-7383 RUSSELL Stringerless 10 fl 23" zenith Console TV G. E,
ROLL Top desk $65., chino b!ue lint & flo~'rd cloth. stereo console combination.
cabinet $65., round oak table Xlnt. Cond. s75. ;>~8-8002 Bed, doub le box springs &
.PS .. baITel top trunk $15 .. SURFBOARD 10 ft Ri ck. 1nattrcss. Twin chest uf
old ship's-wheel. old dentist Perfect condition ~. 2206A drawers. Dinette set. End
chair, 2136 Newport Blvd., State, CM 642-9152 tab I es, I am p•, etc .
C.M. SURFB=o"ARD="''g°'·•""--1 Reasonably priced. 642-4134 =========!"Jacks", Excellent conditic.i BEAUTIF1.JL Bi-told interior
$1wlna Machlntt 1120 $50. 545-3014 <borB (4 panela) each panel
;...:z 17%'' ~ 6' 6%" quality
1967 SINGER, Wal C!OhrMie S~OARD lO' Ueed twlce hardwood Antique 1 v 0 r y
incl. Trans-fer ot aerviee Like new. $50. 642-4283 aft with gold trim, A 11
man forces ?•JIO, 5:30 hanhvood, Reas on1bl e
T o u c lKl-m a tl c. a\lto, GoH Cub Set; McGregor. 499-1151 or 837~
ilg-i.ag, buU<m holes, blind t Woods, 8 Irons, putter.
hem&, fancy ltltche•. No at-$100 * 646-54.Tl COLOR TV, Packard Bell, nffded $37 85 walnut console, remote, exc . :::n:s e.sa:ume '4.10 ~. M11c1ll1neous 1600 cond, $250. Original pain. tings $125 (apPZ". $400).
Gar191 5111 1022 Guar good, 536-00lS HOMELITE XL7 chain saw. Ladies qual. clothing, like IT'S THE
TALK ---------Muslcll Inst. 1125 ~·· Hercules 3 spd girls new, Sl to $5., &1.!I. 7 -8, PORT. Stereo phono $8; baby bike. Craftsmen hand 8-10. Mesa Verde. 546-0625
clothes, boys clothes 3 • 10 ELECI1UC a:uJta.T', coll rord mower & catcher. Bowling
yrs. Women's clothes 1()..12: $45 ; amplifier $25. Botb A·l ball, 14 lbs. 548-6702
hand• knlt sweater IU 546-055 . '-lh k eol'ld on. ELECl'RIC !"""writer & 10 ..,. FOR SALE matenuty eru es; boo s Ir: .,,.-
paperbacks; new carving Electric Guitar &. amp. key adding machine $65 Remnanbl, samples & Mill
eet: Royal stand. typewriter $75. Perteet condition. each. Student s tan dard ends Sat. Only 8 a.m. to 2
$8; lamps; dual cont. full * 54().2'140 * typewriter $42.50. Ali in p.m. 9'29 ~aker, Costa Mesa
elec. blanket $.i; chest of very good condition. 6f2.S143 CUSTO Pl1not I Organs 1130 ELECTRIC C•• 3 ··h-I r.t Velvet drapes, drawers; crib. 9342 La.Jolla -------... , ........... , never been used made to tit
Circle, Hunt. Bch. Season Sale! battery driven, good COO· a 9' o(>ftling C/ to Or,
Cleaned Out Garqe! dition w/110 volt charger Sea.spray gm, 175. Avocado
Found Maple Duncan Phyfe bU-in. $250. ·sat. only from -grn heavy mesh drapes lits
Fall shlpmenta ol Baldwin 10 to 5. 536-6789 11' nn<>ning, $8.S. 549-1713 drop teat table, West· th·f;;:==--c~~--., ..
KNITTED FABRICS
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Furniture
ingtv:Ju.se Refrig. Maple bed, Pianos & OrRans on e IRON Fence-Used Omamen-68 ·SOLID state 1teroo con.
Full time or ll to J basis. Wu Ben's is accepting $299.95 box spring & matt, deep. way. Our Door & discon tal Ideal for Patio or Pool sole. Diamond litylu.!l, 4
Qualified to work in high applications for these po-.f:-yer, drapea, puab &: e.lec. models must R0· Prlces area Nine 5.ic5 ft panels speed. $79. Will accept 12
grade fashion store. Ex· sitions. (L£RK·ANALYST edger, chil!arobe, ceramics, llaabedl Dotsn't It make w/g~te. Three 5x4 ft. Buyer weekly. Free home trial.
COST AC~OUNTING
perience pretetted but not YOU GET ALL THI S: di~, misc. sat-Sun. 933 bse~se tc shop ua before you remove. $250. 548-876S 53()...1212
necessary. Offers immedi· Apply in perion \Vi\1 assumt> cost account· LIVING ROOM. 9 pc. liv. Magellan, CM 549--0619 WuARDy 'S BALDWIN STUDIO GOLD COINS. B.U. Mexican F"°U""'R°'N"ITU=RE=.-,-.-.-uano..--,I
li,_ al di t d rm. w/so(a, matching chair, -:~-" a.te uo:r sooun &n Ing duties including di· 3 tables, 2 beaut. tbl lamps, QUICK Sale . Fa&-t Bargailll! 1801 Newport C.M., 642-8484 scold pieces. 50 peso ($6.l.50), .,Ubl...,,,.. household item&.
pleasant environment. A~ wu· Ben's reet labor distribulion, in· 2 throw pillows. Plummed feather palm tree ' • " ., -. 20 peso ($28.50) and 10 peso Can be seen bet. }()AM" 8
ply: ventory cost ttCoros, BEDROOM: g pc. bedr. w/ ns. 4 telephone pole bar Or1nsr-Co S l•rtett ($15.25) or all three for $1()4 PM, 501 Fernleaf, C.M. BUFFUM'S 333 Bayside Drive ~"Ork • in -process in· lg. dresser, tilting mirror, stoo!J no each. Stove 131'1. One-Stop Music Store Call 548-6449
Experienced Mature Fashi'on Island Newport BHch ventory, cost reports. Pre-lg. chest, fuU size bed, 2 Bed S25, dres.ser $20. Mirror, Wurlitzer pianos A organs. ;;,64,,.-;0;;P;;EL:;--C"od=et:-4-:-.,,.i...,-."'"""'"' Mite. Wintld
PBX Operator vious accounting experi-dresser lamps, 2 bed pil-antiqued golf leaf, frame all Fischer, Kanabe P I an o s, m:;. King oi Lawn mowtr 8610
Part time Sat & Sun days, Newport BNch ence prefeJTed. lov.'s. hand carved wood $15. PGI?._~~ pianos, reblt, iuar., w/catcher $40. McLaine W A N T E D A t · person HOUSEKEEPER. Live in. KITCHEN: Formica top din· r.,....,.. Sher!io~ tnBe1ch Inn Young man in family ha.s -APRLY-dinette, w/table, 4 match-615-3606 WALLICHS.MANNING'S edMger $35. 2682 Elden Av. ed
2lll2 Ocean Ave. STORE MANAGER impared sight Principal ing chairs. PLASTIC l!lkiff .8 ft near MUSIC CITY _c-c.;;-' .,.,""=.--,,-I WE1 ne) qFu~~I (no j~
duties, cooking for him and PURCHASE ALL OR P"uT new $45. 4 HP 0.B. engine "A"" So. B"stol e VACUUMS e Pease -"''" ure, cowr Hwitington Beach S'TACO INC ,.... ••5 -" TV'• 1 r Lian 1~=--=..,.---,--I Chrls' opening soon in South maintaining his qlrs. Must 1 • .,.. ·Stand S4. Tandem bike C.OStaMeM * 541).2165 $10 up, Repeirs Ir: pam, • se eos, •PP ca.
LITE daywork. ans. phone, Coast Plaza, Requires fully be capable of being second FURNITURE 3 speed. $50 6 ft Oriental Rea90nable. Coast Vacuum tools & oUice equipment.
some reading aUowed. Over mother. Ideal for woman 1139 &k1r St. Ll"UIDATORS C'Gllee table 125. 8 O c e NOW HERE -the new 333 E J7th, CM, 642-1560 TOP CASH IN l1 MitruteJ' 30. Must dr'ive. $1.65, 3--8 hr experienced women's spec-wishing perm. home. Very Coit• Mes• ,,-Yamaha 1964 trail bike 1700 C!.~-..-.ti.. T 200 531·1212 * 893-0555
d•y, for elderly invalid ialty shop manager. Oppor. 807 N Bl d CM miles, dirt tires, doubl e _,~...,.........·&: • '57 CHEV 4 dr wag needs dr. lawyer. 300 E. Coast Hwy Sp tunity to grow with expand-desirable quarters. Salary 549-3041 1 ewport v ., · · sprocktt $160. S48-8669 Hammond Spinet Ol'l'M sh'ft $25. Ken mote auto
ing fashion organization. Sal· open. Must have excel!. Open Eves. -the finest yetJ wshr no 606 Kings Pl FREE TO YOU 7· NB. 546-7331 ary based on experience + references, no drinking or An eqUal opportunity ,,..,....,,...,..,..,..,..,.~ISAT & SUN ~ Emerson SCHMIDT-PlilLLIPS CO. ' ' '
BABYSITTER wanted, volume. See Mr. Berohn, smoking. P.O. Box 388 employer 2 MODERN Green chairs, St~ & Hi Fi, walnut, xlnt 1907 N. Main o 20th N.B. REG. female Basset Hound
mature woman with own au; corona de! Mar. $25 ea., Coral chair $10., S75. Cbewt Freezer $25. 3 Santa Ana '57 MERC Sta wag $150. 10 & reg. female min. Poodle,
trans for 2 boys, ages 5 & 2. s' Fashions 9821 Chap. '"""========' / ----------! \\1h.ite linen love seat $15. Plutlc den cba.irt $2.50 met&! shelvings 8'x3'x24" $18 to good homes. Both pmu -G-~--2 dd chs-5 Yr old in !!Choo!. liS day. 4 --· Jobs-Men: Wom. 7500 Old brass lamp $25. Larre each. Rood Race set $5. ROCK 'n Roll combo organ ea. a ma . .....,... older children, 545-5848 8/19
Day week. El Toro area. GIRL FRIDA y • Fry Cook lamp $5. GE Rotis.slere oven ToY• & J\.1isc. 8186 Deerfield by Doric. Fender deluxe Deraller bike $30. 642--1269 MUST find a home for my
837-7247 3-5 Years well rounded office • KITCHEN • Busboy $.20. 234 Sherwood Pl, CM Dr., H.B. (Surfalde Coo. amp., w/reve!'b & foot con-UPHOl.SI"ERING • $79.50, 2 llm smooth hair Pl.4JPY who
WOMAN WANTED experience. 60 wpm electric e DINING ROOM 646-4579 domlniume) trolled vibrato. Both 3 moe pc. (European cra!tsmen) loYes everybody. Mr 1 .
TO care for ambulatMy typewriter. Accuracy essen-• Dishwasher DANISH Mod eofa $60. Brass MOVING • c~nter toots-, old. Sold new for moo. This F~e est, del, pickup, 2l5 Martinez-. 675-4817 8/.19
female stroke patient and do tial. Capable or assuming re-Starting September. Inter-Full time basis. Qualified & marble lamp $10. 2 mod furn, rugs, baby fum. Thur-week only -1795. Main, HB "Berny" 536-6405 PERSIAN mother wi&bes
light houseworlt. Live out. sponsibilit;y. Salary commen· views noon til 3 P~l. Mon-to work in high grade rest-1valnut lamps $3 ea. Danish Sat. 318 Montero, Balboa. Gould Music Comp1ny 14' OUTBOARD, 28 HP $250 home tor Penian tabby,
Rl'ferences requested.Ca 11 surate with ability. 5'17-0638 day through Frtday. aurant. OUers pleasant en-mod walnut TV. blk & w~ile 673-n0'.2 2045 N. Main, S.A. 517.(l68J Rexair Rainbow Air· clean-weaned and trained
54()..98TI or" 644-1234 MR. OO'S vironment, good company $35. Wood dresser $5. Dres-DRAPES, baby items, bike Danish Spinet Pi1no er. vacuwn cleaner, eoat 646-6433 8117
SECRETARY SECRETARY Needed by benefits. Apply: ing tble-$5. ~96 parts Fish, other items. 1~ NEW ....:..'-$398 USO, &ell S200. 548-4.504 2 BEAtmFUL kittW,lo
Life insurance background firm loc, in San Clemente. 2600 W. <".oast Hiway BUFAJM'S FAMILY Moving-sacrifice. 2 E. Portal. San Clemente, Special purchase, oill!d wal· KIRBY vacuum cleMer & wks, silver/bik striped & prefen~:... E~~I iNve ~ Must have good typing skills Newport Beach Fashi'on hland ~v"·"d·c·al··d"..,.rabl·,,,2 1 bah'•'t~ Sat-Sun nut. Full 88 note. Tmna $13. attachments. Take <1 v er ~e .. 1.,..,74 Y -one home pref.
lng to ·-' 6U • ew,,.,.. & ability to work with ...... .... FURN lamPf English sad· per rno. amall payments or $57.20 .,..,..... 8/19
Beach aree. 642-0051 figures. No shorthand I • Newport 811ch ch cov'd, rotf. table. Uke-die " bridle. Lots of Misc. Gould Music Comp1ny caab. Chdlt dept. KE ~'1289 WANTED ad &n for ftl"y
EXP ER. TELLERS Dea!SS. Interesting work & Col ector Trainee !:========'I new. 846-0076 um Antigua Cir., NB Fri· 2045 N. Maln, S.A. 5'7-0081 McLAIN Trim N edger $50: lovable yng man le chu. mix
Exp. Safe Deposit Clk1 ~beral company benefits. l\.'IASSIVE Span.Lsh dining .wt, Sun. e YAMAHA e Cooper Kllpper lawn mowtt terrler. Sm breed, Oldtt BANK OF AMERICA or App't. cal! 1-492-1153 Salary Plus Commi1sion Ag1ncl11, M, W, 7550 table, 6 chairs, 2 pe. butch GARAGE aale: C'hlldren's $40; Surfboard $50; Half ctildrn pref. 531-5614.
:;.is w. 19th St., Costa Mesa TOY & GIFT PARTIES Local Collection Agency ARGUS \v/glass dootl. Near new, Items from beds to toys. Pianos and Organ5 mowtr $3. 968-4626 DOW Manual Water Softenf't',
Enual Opportunity Employer Housewives, earr fron1 $500 Call Mr. Bealer cost over $900, sac. for $400. Misc. adult artieles. 344 All style1; available now at No,...,.e .......... • ..... _ '· ., to $2,000 by Dec. Isl. NO 642·7352 Work Nt1r tho 8Nch 6,..,.3505 COAST MUSIC BRUNSWICK POOL TABLE. ·• .~w "'-=· u M. Port Ti-DELlVE Ex ~·o Holmwood, NB. 54ti.6702 ~175. 543-0030 3n_7 ,.,.... RING OR COL-cc secy '. · ·"" "' • ..,.. 2 DANISH mod end tables, 1 • Bookkeeper/C15hier L EC TJO NS , FREE CPA asst .............. S435 _ okl & blk l I FENDER guitar. amplilier, 1839 Newport Blvd., C.M. 546-5382 or646--8959 % GERM. Shep.,% Springer
Apply in person HOSTESS GIFI'S. Ca 11 PETER CHRISTIAN PbarrnacueticaJ tme s.346.67 sm la11_'1P mg : rg beds, pinR pong table, etc. 646-0271 BARGAIN, T 001 maker Spanit>I female pup 1 .
UDO CAR WASH NOW! of the Dishrm atten ........ $13 !ft ~1!.e ~~~!~~~3 picture. :s 719 Laurel Pl. N , B ' WANTED: Beginner organ Precision . T"oo Is with 673-4093 8/19
481 E. lith CO.sta Mesa Gills & Gadgets 842-1593 Niwportir Inn -1 · students · rnEE Cl.ASS. · cabinet $150 548-6S33 3 KITI'ENS 6 wks. old.
BAR MAID -WAITRESSES llas an opening tor ARGUS EMPLOYMENT CHESS table, hand ~ade CAR.AGE Sale, Aug. 17lh, g. 6 weeb. Start Tue.td&.¥ SHOPSMITH Mark S, hardly !!b~.:; Vf!rY J ova b I•.
GO-GO DANCER Experienced ooly need BEAUTICIAN CONSULTANT AGENCY mosaic tile <I\ wroua:l'lt iron 7: clothing, beddmg, furn . Aug~~Jt'M· used U'lS. Be.ck a., aree. ;.1'1Q-'t1UJ ang
Apply in person. 2901 . apply. No Phone calla with following 2043 Westcliff, N.B. 548-T196 pedestal. Lovely rift. $108 17?.09 Poplar SL, FOUDtaln ~ In t'ORONA DEL MAR 6t6-6266 REDISH Brown Aneora 8
Harbor. Sassy Lassy. plea11e. C1ll 6«-0340 1624 E. 17th St., S.A. 547-6336 642-2290 ' Valley, 847-1034 2854 E. O:iut Hwy 6734930 WASHER. drytt, lots of baby ~ks. kittens Pl'K T1pg.
545-9983 * DENNY'S I f MAPLE bednn set, Zenith 589 PARK Dr. C.M. !rear) 546-0012 8f20
1600 S C COUPLE or 5irlg e man or School1·ln1trvdlon 7600 b/w remote TV, o/sthfl 'd Misc. lw-nlture, ru1s, Cum. WURLITZER ORGAN turn. 24252 Spa.rt.an, Mie&im BABYSITTER For 2 · 0011tHwy. 36 unit motor hotel in LB---ff 673--0529 bo TV Bo Percu.sslon. Hawaiian Cul· Viejo, 837-1300 6 ~ OJd orange, 1ttJ A:
children, 5 & 8, 4 nights per Laguna Beach gUtla Beach, man to do full· Typfnn 5--i SI? chair. Make 0 er. · · x Spg. • matt. tar. Bells. u .. -. Zith·• •• HOTPOINT washer Kn, 15• white female kt~teo, Veey
wk. OWn I.rans. not nee. but • A Likable posltkm for • maintenance, wife for maid Our elec~ic ;writ::' are CASH for rum l appliances. 8118 only ·--t< .._. pool filter, needs u;'; $35. lovable. 540-2087 8n7
pref'd. 675-i!H8 bef. nooo. ltkable ))el'!K>n. CASJUER· \vork. Sala.ry & apt furnish-available durlnr Auaust for We sell good,,~!ed701f~m.1772 Gn>:_~GEh ~r'd S1at ~"'~un. ••• .. ·r.;;;·c~·~;~~j;~·· $788 S46-S273 BLACK Cock-A-Poo puppy,
&Jboa convenient houl'!I. Firwt run f'd 494-<lriG.'l practic 8 t 5 Npt Bl. CM ~ ;, 0<:1.lll, 86!1"' urrus1w1gs, Go Femal 11 ks Ibo
VERY atlractive girl to LIDO TIIEA'I1R.E, Ne.,..'J)Ort YO~N . 2 35 ~.N o . rt -rniscell jtcma. 347 Tustin, uld Muaic Comp1ny DISHWASHER portable $50 ~4 w • t ta.
Be• c b. "-. H•··kln-, G men & ~·omen l· · •wpo Offo'co Equi....,.nt 8011 Neumnrt Sch 2°"5 N. Maln. SA. 547..oo81 recliner choir $38; elec-119 model ~erie. 3 or 4 hl'I. a ,.._._ .. ...... Pos!ttons open for winter School of Buiine51 r-···~ ~...-trl lddl -... -4 MO Old al -~ ~~ week, not in puhlk: alngle fi73..7081 Garaae Sale • a1ao waahtt ANTIQUE white u p r i & h 1 c er e ....... oot-~ · m e _. .. .............,, or married. Reply Box M· --;;;';,==-===-·I employment, Full & part 646-0153 FOR. Sale A.8. Dick tBoble A: Dryer, Sat.. A1JC. 17th. piano. Btaut Soolcing ..\CARDEN Tex 7 bp riding b I k' "• ry l ova b 1 e •
tn, Daily Pilot L~~:-:~· •A~pa~OO~ SCHOOL Cbik:lren'1 vacation model 320 offlK?t dupl lc•1or· 8261 IA.mbtrt Dr., H. B. ~in..:,..._ Must l tt! $150 . rotary lawnmower, 11 k e 5f6..f134 1/17
hours 9 M 5 30 s rates. Ollleo«t 10 -Lesson 2 yrs old. G<lod-cond . $700. GARAGE SALE ,. Mbc _,_,.,.,, new, aacrllice $200, 54&-7143 FREE 'Pfllt Anpa 5 mo old ~~o:~:~~ll ~. 8f:~ 9::.> • 12::30: ~e' ~: ~~:~ ::, ~~~~·40 hr. Typina: School. 5'8-285.9. 173 ~';1~ ?.11sa Chri!tt'nltn &oodles, hnusehOld ltem11. SHONINCER Spinet piano, 8 I' D 71,(" Deluxe power cat. AUecdCllt.le, ~.
Adam!\ & Magnolia HB. Call for app't, 644-1174 ~-eek: no evefl or Sun. ~I f\.lar. c.r.J. 932 Ca.pilot St .. CM . Quttn Anne dHlgn, btavt. l'lo.nd taw. New! $ 5 o . helllhy. 892-1182 8JJT
'6l.o623 "1NV:;i;Oi:i!CE,;;:':;Typ:".."';:..:,,:.., ,.:.,::.,,.::. ::.,U!ce:,,-1 ALSO, cxper. dn.ig delivery MERCHANDISE FOR Household Goods 8020 GAR AGE Sll Good cond. $675. 642-49TT 54s--0127 BABY Glliou J>ia, 2 mos.,
wori<· l11ll ti ~ k ~LLEGE SALE ANO TRADE , t. -WURLITlER Con80le Pl··· OOD Long hair. beautiM. No QUIET middle agNI couple "" · me . .-~rm. & s!odc elca · "-v -_ BLUE Ir: Grt'Cn quilted 8 bqalna. Man1mltc.1tetn1, Xl cond k "'"' BUY YOUR FIREW 673-ll3J .
dl'sirt• gentn.I cleaning 2 Golden's Ma&ric Wand PHAJU,lACY ~10-4580 Furniture IOOO couch 175. Admirtl TV $45. 31311 Mooterey, S. Wauna. nt · ·Li e"" M95 NOW A SAVE!! .-',,;"':;,'=· =~....,-......,~--• momtngir~J~ -week. Own 916 W. 17th, Costa Mesa . r.1EN & wo1nr:n, 18 & over. Okttfe & Merritt gu rall!:e -* &42--0133 * " S35 a CORD. 541).9817 LOVELY 8 wj ~Id »UPPY•
troM. OR ku l10USEWIFE Needed for full & pa.rt-time; cook. Ice TEAK Delle 2~' :r S'. dbte w/eriddlt $50. 675--2033 Appll1nc11 1100 Telffl""" ao5 RElJ.X..A.ClZOR likll new, Part Labrador I; Boxer.
SA.l.£SGIRL w / blckpg ~x· part ttrne mstd ttrVioe. Own cream service, as-s' t. ~&taJ. $100. Blue Skyway GE Portablf DilmvUbt $5(), Hollywood btd $15. ~14'16 1111
per. p"" -(till time. .,.._,...,, 11 ht. C.U .._.,.Call 518--6681 Alter "-'· 3 ''" $50. 646-ZlOO G•rt90 5•lo 8012 r FINAL WEEK OF T)'pewrlter 125. 5'M1l4 4 • i WKS.old -1o1k It
PERMANENT. UNDER 30. 66'-l14ti alt 3 PM 1 PM BLUE °""""'°'""' '°"ch $50.«I Mldtummor Clooro-110!o1EOWNER8 ....,m...,ial -646oll'1ll Ill
Visions, Laguna, 497-1335 MATURE Woman for at. * OOOK. E:qitrienced.. &: chair, white ooclctail table SIOCN£.SS Fotcff ~ c( 541)...4275 AD Cok1f 'IV'• M\llt Go! mower It q-er. L1k:e tlf'W, ffM kift9na
WANTED, reliable woman to tmioon care fol' T yr. old: Cost.a Me:A Me: rn o r ta 1 & 2 eod11. $-IO. 642--403.1 palntin1 equip. Comm 1 A SOP'A roll&way btd $80. JtC\ Vk:\or, Zln1t.b. Pick· $115, ~ 1'fctf' lb'lped. 81S--'12lf
clean house on Fri. fl.SO hr. Klllybrook Sehl. a r •a lfnspital Apply 301 E. Vic· 'IW()..Offwti1e: Sdu. private:. 2528 OrN!p, CM. :cl~ chatr '90, ~9f59 an1 Bell 6 Admiral. Some HOUSE ii> be tn0•ed 231T SERVEL Gu refrtC. IOOd.
N, HB Joe. Own tran.cp. ~ torla, C.M. Pb. M2-7i34 ~ ft. $00 e•ch MlSC Furn. refrt&. •love, ft, new • tome~ ELde!n $SO. Jl'tlclM, 6017'4 eond. Pi<* \IP f15..a1S°'I 1116 Rt-f's req'd. 842-4769 SNACK &r A 1 t fl n d Rn t 1 NEED handy man. Retln?d 6'73-ai.39 dishes, l!lmpt etc. Sat I. Swi G.E, 11 cu. ft. °'111X yellow Pricet atart it , • , Usn.:S'l 1 tn •
YCUNC ba.by aiUrr to live in W&Med. Full time M e:x· ""'Pie Jll'fl~;-Exd\tmgt? .. S·O-r A-----ect ProvJ dal ll>-5. 390'.l River St. NB ?etrta. Cross toll freutr. $149 Btotm. n. m= 'cpn.ot SOFAJJed.,......S..h'CONS'tftr;
txchsnge for nn "-boftrd & Pl!rience l1t'tt8IMY c" 1 J minor apt maint. tor rerit. IO()(I ~ition.~$25. n ' GARAGE Salt: tum., 1p-$75. Xlnt cond. ~1 TEiRMs AVAILABLE Cl&ldfkd lt!Ct.im. Saft 6'f3.6390 8eforio 10 a..m. 111.T
&mall sal. ~8 att 6. 675-C.!*> fw lnlCf'\llMV 673-4724. * 5f6.a003 * plianc:es, dothlng, di.&hM, G11 Stowe for Sile HINOERSON'S mooq, UaM ls eta\. i..ook FREE DU~ b1.adt Idem.,
WAITRESSE5 SECRETARY GALLEY Cool<. Port Timo EARLY Amerlcon etc.f1SD•rreU.Cll"4Ml'll MO. 53M9til lJ71-CdowntownlCM -II ln<J51M1191 1119
t..u Mr.Zimmor l.oliruna law oUice; good t/h ........ ..._boo~ ~"°"""'l60> For Daiilr PllotWaot-NEW --"(oq-blt * -* 'DI!: QUICKER JOIJ CALL, HEAW dulJ """ ot1 ~ ft:Ol!!Ol ~~~-IMM• *-* , _ _, Dtal&ea'll , ----S531 libdt1T'IO'lijj! J!'!IP!QUICIEl\TOUSlp. ..._Ml~ 1119
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New date-'• 1961. Many tx·
ttu. Btoku li81.td t!,OIXI:
tmttleftCY, $2(0'.I. 6f6..0101
New 40· Ketch $25. ~148 ot 31~9 inventol')' of completely ro-PI S, TIC. Betutilul lt bclge '63 Caravelle TRIUMPH TR4A
The Popular "Bue"
Competition Orange. 1.oaded
and absolutely imn\aculale .
Can financ~ all or part Pay·
mts. as low u $22.00 per
mo 0 .A.C.
...,.,.•,.13-=25l=l"'"'•=•'l5-=2'00=;;;-I =Ba=roa=do=s=Pl="=CM==== I condlt1ontd •&>Orta car1 • All w/ dk bronze vinyl tnt. One Both to . Wb.lte tinbh.. Low 2 to cllOO&t from . Thtse beeu-
BLUEWATER OlARTERS model• to choose from. owner. Must tee ' drive. P' tya art both like new. Can
.,.., All' U D I Ski A &U Triller, Tr1vel 9425 0""· miles. $899 fi ·" -~ p 135 00 1 BLUE Kitten with light
gray f:yea, 2 black & white
kittens. t months o 1 d •
543-4079 8111
' KITTENS, lone-haired, 6
wka. old. 2 males, 2 females.
894-3044 8119
ClfI'E 6 week old kitten•.
Calico mother. Attcrnoo1n ..
onytlme
SNOWBLRD # 319
wllh trailer. $325
Oceanic Yacht Sale1
• 642-5151 •
"O;Jwk: ~ t h;., 15 FT, '63 Oa&i.s Trailer. ELMORE k'R1~wn oae handles. BILL MAXEY ;r;;:,
0~.A.C'. mt .
Sleeys 6. Elec. brakt.>S, easy SPORT CAR Jim Slemon.s Imps. TOYOTA ELMORE
$1495
_ao._1_s_1_o_r•~G~•-__ 90_4_8, 1 Utt hitch. gaa refria;. Stove, Warner It Ma.In St. 18881 Stach Blvd. lt.B. ov~. 30 aal water tank. WOR-LO Santa AM 546-4ll4 Easy to ttoch at ELMORE
WANT to rent Udo 14, Aug.
11·Sept. 3. Balboa Isl.,
Grand Canal. Call collect I ·
213-318--6416
BOAT STORAGE ~819 Phone 89\.3322 Garfield and Beach
&. LAUNCHING -~-====~--115300 Bea.eh Blvd .. \Ystmnstr 847 .9555
SPORT CAR MOTORS
WORLO TOYOTA SaU « power up to 20' 131,.!i' CUSTOMIZED Trailer Phone !m-3322
Jo"enced yard. NeW!Xlrt w/giu reJrig., r&Jge & AUSTIN HEALEY
Bayfront, Monthly ratt8 oven, elect brakes. hitch,
ECONOMY & l:raruiportation 15300 8ea<"h Blvd" Wstrnnstr Ph. 894--3.120
car '59 Renault 4dr. Sed. FREE VEGAS VACATION 15300 Beach Blvd., \Vst.mnstr
642-1323 Eves. 543-7786 LEHMAN 10', tip top coo-
4 CUTE all black kittens. 6 dltlon. $400. 636 Havana
wks. old. sandbox trained. Ave. Loo& Beach 90814
Include ... uee of !toi5t spare slecys 5, mint eond. '63 AUSTIN HEALEY
Launching ,;,1~""=·~'='15-~195...,..2 _..,,,,....=-I "3000" rd5lr., overdrive, wire
Gd. cond, new clutch & WITH A '63 VW perf rond 3.5,000 mi,
paint job. $235. 673-6961 1966 SPITFIRE nu tires, rbr bumper pro.
C.ALL ANTHONY'S GREAT Lakes 18' Elec wheels, Beautiful Blue.
839-2281 brakes, 2 butane g a B • $1795 548-0179 8/19 _•_3M893===-====-
Don. 3 to choose. All in -rfecl tecu11. Must see to appre<". ,,._ Sunroof $1100/besl offer.
conditiOfl. Can fin all or pert Please ca.JI 548-9747
20 OlJCKENS Ii SOO'le rabbi! HOVRLY RENTALS
hutches for cleaning up & * Rhodes 19's *
hauling. 543-5497 8/19 Fun Zone Boat, Co. Balboa
BEAUTin.JL long & short SN 0 W BI RD, recenlly
haired cats & kittf!ns. Free refini\hed: 2 sails & trlr.
to good home. 542-2002 8/19 $395. 548-4437 Mon. & lllter.
WA.NT good home !or sweet, 41' SCHOONER: keel,
lovable, long ha.ired calico ballast, molds eet up, you
cat, spayed, 542-2002 SJ19 tinlsh. $600. 8(6:252-7834
========= I Heating stove. lee or elec
MOTOR HOMES 9215 ;;'.l_';._-,_N_ew_1_,_•_•_•_l•_d_. fjt4Jt LtJDi6
Trollors, Utility 9450 IMPORTS
UtUlly trailer 4 x 7.
Pmt $22.00 per mo O.A.C. ",63=vw::::.-=ca=-m"pe'-rc...,f5111l=-,.~blt.
A/T, UI S, air, AM-FM. Ltl-FRE--E-VEG--AS-V_A_C_A_T_IO_N_I ELMORE eng. radio, new tires & batt.
gre-y wi red leather interior. WITH A lugg. ra<"k. exhaust. $1495.
Obvtou&ly a car well CJred 1963 SUNBEAM H .T. SPORT CAR &l:?-5366
SUNBEAM
for. Tills one like new. Can Un WORLD Dune Buggy Builders
Jim Siemon• Imp. all or part Pmt $17.00 per Phone 894-332'.! 1968 wrecked vw. 3000 mi. Lights, '68 plates. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 Warner & Main St. mo O.A.C. 15300 Bea.ch Blvd., W$tmnstr Comp! except tires & radio.
PETS ond LIVESTOCK BY OWNER. 18' '1oop, """"
__ _;17:.;:.S .;;*_;83::.7;..-&88;;;;.;_ __ i '64 AUmN Healey conv.
Trucks '1500 31XX1 Mark lll; xlnt cood. in
& out. Bff.&., offer. Call
196t-CHEV P/U. 8' bed, Lrg between s.e PM. 675-4342
Santa Ana 546-4U4 ELMORE '59 TR 3, wsw, stereo, nu $950. 8J3.-0812
'66 200 Sed. upholstery, 673-1895 uk VW engines. Steady in stock.
8820 2. Xlnt oond. Outboard inc.
Cats $1450. 494-6242 shell camper. Neyds Paint
and a little tinkering, but ln
SIAMESE KITTENS, Seal
Point. trained, 7 weekf!I. $20.
842-3961
Dogs 8825
SNIPE 16' 9". Bargain, $395 Xlnt mech. cond. Make of.
inc. trailer. Glassed hull. fer! Wkda.ya 536-6848, wk
Good C<>nd . 494-6129 ends 962-7898
16' FT TRIMARAN, 24 ll '59 LAND Rover 4 w/d,
mast $800 or bf.st otter. Call model St new tires oversiz·
2 BEAtrrlFUL AKC 10~.. 646-1265 Mobile Home1 9200 ed in back, new clutch,
CORTINA
Lotus Ford Cortina '61
675-3963 ==-----
tATSUN
A/T, AM-FM, air condition. SPORT CAR for Jbn after 6 PM. 1500 cc. $321. 40 hp. $235.
Like new coodltion. Graphite WORLD '67 TR 4-A. R/H. wire whla. 1300 0C • S325. 36 hp • Sll'i5.
&rey wi red vinyl int. TFI'940 Phone 894-3322 Clean. Lo miles. Private 642-0350, 646.-76'10 Eves.
Jim Slemon1 Imp. 15300 Beach Blvd .. Wstrnnstr party. 633-8412 Orange. 66 VW O:>mbi Bus. Extra
Santaw:O~er & Main ~-4114 '64 SUNBEAM . Clean! Radio $1 .650. 2191
-Imp Nice car • Sale Prtced VOLVO Harbor Blvd. Sp. 16 .
G3 MERCEDES Convertible. ~. 10% down oac. ---· ---646-4374
190 S.L. Immaculate. $2650 e E-Z TO BUY '68 VOLVO 1 OWNER '6.5 VW. Beige
* '"'"5924 * JIM SLEMONS w/I'" '"'-R&H, Xlnl '°"d. YEAR ENO Sl,200. 642-7241 or eves. Toy bred hh1ck poodles. LEHMAN 10. Gd. C(lfld, alum 12:<55' MAYFLOWE'R 1 BR, trans & rear end. Eng. re.
Shots & worms. $75. 1-spa.rs Fiberglass $275. sac. I c<!nt valve job. $900. 642-3807 4 528-8188 675-.2681 front kitch., comp!. urn. 19'28 CHEV· Flat bed truck --------1411 w !~!.~IA .. ~2512 Clearance .~'':';,.,""" v .. , ......
'67 DATSUN
Dr. STATION WAGON. MG
1 .:::.:..:=-~----· I ~====,,--=-,---I $6,500. MS-8242, e v e s B h ~•-MIN. FcmaJe,_ Sch n au ze r sABar NO. 3692 with oa.n S48-1860 $200. El Morro eac i1u-
pup$; AKC reg. Ears crop-Completely refinimed ========= PK 88U N. Coast Hiway,
P"'· All Sho~. 6'15-3251 ---,~1275,o''°· ""2-""""3J69=-;;---I ELECTRIC CARS 9250 lOO, Lagima <M19S
SACRIFICE AKC, white, SABar FOR SALE '&4 FORD 'Ai T Pickup. V-8.
Poodle puppies. Excellent S150 SHELL Camper• built fOl' R/H. 3 speed. F1eetside. _... ....., 7494 Econoline P/U or any 536-7614 aft 4:30
line brecumg . .,..,,,.... 673-ll95 truck. $200. (714) 893--2309 -.61-G_M,.;C~"-·--p~,-,~ku-p."'T=op-BLACK Cockapoo pupplet1 SlO 12' SNOWBl.RD, fiberglass; 1 711 """
each. 2579 Willow Lane CM. mos. old, like new: Sacrifice Mini Bikes 9275 mechanical con d It ion
54&-3156 $400. 546-6518 I;.;;.;.;;;.-"-''--''------642-8U9
Automalic t r a n s mission,
radio, beater, while wall
tires. A beautiful one owner
Tee.I Blue.
$1195
~Mlemi6
• IMPORTS
MG ANO car, No dwn OAC $4(1.60 mo.
s.1 ... Servico, P•rts TOYOTA DEMO SALE .~·~~~. 159 dwn OAC
Complete new MG inventory TOYOTAS ej L Pymta: only $33.50 mo. Dir.
See the new Austin America Sport Sedans, Coupes, Wag-ltlllll Al.,: I ''6842-461SVW Xtra "'"' oar.
H N 1 ons. We've got them. All "'1"L Ulll(J ere ow. type1, sticks, automatics.
Newport Imports Ltd. Most one owner with low IMPORTS No dwn OAC Pymt' only $47
3100 W. Coast Hwy. miles. can finance all or mo. Dir. 842-4615
Newport Beach part payments as low as 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 '66 V\V Xtra clean car. No AKC Min poodle pup, apricot e AQUA CAT * MESA MINI BlKES 39:95 up 66 CHEV ~ ton 6 cyl, auto
male. Pick of litter. 8 wks. th · il tr ·1.... Sales • Parts • Repairs 'tr, 6' bed, Z700l mi. $1200 or 1966 Harbor, C.M.
wi racing 18 • Ill.,-. 2267 Harbor, C.M. • 548-3007 '"-st oJfer. 494-1644 642--~thorized MG De~~1764 $22.00EL .. ,MmoORO.AE.c. '68 VOLVO :1 g:c ~; only $47. 646-9303
Reasonable. ~eves. $795 e 4S4·7453 ""
RUSSIAN Wolfhound (Bov.) 14' Satellite
AKC, has all shots. Black $850. * 642--5151 Motorcycles 9300 CAMPERS 9S20
and tan. 548-3961 RENTAL 8' SABCYI' type sail
OLE Pupplee 8 wks 1 boat. $25 a week. 548-2698
male 1 female AKC & shots
$50.54>-l5Crl
1 YR. Oki Alaskan
Ma1emute. AKC & shots.
Loves children. $75. 545-4930
Hor1n 8830
BAY r.1are, Xlnt cor.d. a:ectle
western saddle k tack. * 5J6..1986 *
TRANSPORTATION
Bolts & Yachts 9000
26' Pearson Commander Slp.
Power Cruisers 9020
OWENS 26'' cabin cruiser,
'lili. Low hrs, fUlly equip.
Asking $7-400. TI4: 842-5789
A True Winner)
CUSTOM BUILT Thunder-
bird Formula 233. This 23'
all fiberg}&5S V·bottom beau.
ty has America's most fa.
mous racing design. SAF-
EST SKI BOAT BUILT. It's
rough water tested and
equipped with a Berkeley
jet , . , powered by a ·450 hp
~------~-
Sips 4, Like new~ $5600
43' Defever, oH shore
cruiser. steel hull, 2500
mi. cruising range. Offer.
3.J' Chris See. Skiff, 1963.
TIS. Absentee O\lo'l1er, must
Aero Marine. cruises at 45. "'ri~iWT
All of the extras Uicl. sis I
sell ... , ...•.. $13,700
30' Dunnigan Sloop, sips 5,
bow & stem pulpit, top
conditioo ...... S8900
Columbia 50 Sloop, like
new! .... Make offer!
4l' Fiberglass Hatteras
diesel cn1iser .... $46.<m
FRASER YACHTS
CALl.. 01uck Avery
3"2-1 Via Oporto, N.B.
673-5252 * 494-3916 EVES.
radio, 4 speaker stereo & 4-
wheel culltom trailer. Cost
over S:ta,OOl. Owner says
best offer takes & it's nearly
new. 642...4321, Ext. 240 Days;
644·1742 Evenings and Week·
ends.
VACATION Special!
1966 Cris O'aft 17' i.'peed boat
65 VW sunroof Ask $1,000
• (]J.ev V8 cng. inboard · 40
hrs. original -radio -a1l
leather int. Ski bar mounted ''"'J"!!0"!!5'!!:E'!!:P"tt'"s"T"E"P""H"e""N~S-.. I in engine -plus brand new Coleman camping ouUit.
of Newport Oasis tent _ 3 way <XlCIV. HONDA 300 SCRAMBLER
21 · Oiampion Sloop, sips 4, cooler _ 2 gal SOO\V lite jug_ 1966. Just like New! New
enclosed head, OB, dacron 3 tnirner camp stove _ oversize tires. Extra gear
•• ,.,, Off ""'"""" for dirt. Motor i·ust rebuilt. ""' · er • • · · ...,..,.,,,, lantern 300 watts - 2 sleef>-
35, Y•wl ,,_ s 118 ooo Must see to """feciate. $450. · ,,.. • · · ing bags -all for $3295.00 ....,...
20' Sloop, trailer, all 100 '71i-financing 0. A. C . 962-7689
gear · ··. $1500. 675-2147 {private party) BRAND new Honda Trail 90:
19' Outboard. eng. trlr. $900.1 ~96=,~P~E~R~FO""'R~ME~.=R~GC-l=-=Sk~i I auto. Outch: less than 100
500-JOth St., Newport Beach mi. Cost $400 . Sell for $300. • STh-5QS.I • Boat. Blue metal flake 64&-2124 finish, "''hile back to back
THE bucket seats. Continental big YAMAHA 80cc 1964 Trail
FAMOUS "JIM WEBSTER" "'·heel trailer with white-Bike, 1700 mi, dirt tires.
Committee boat for Ne"'"port wall tires. 1\vo six gallon double ' sprocket S l 6 0 .
Harbor Yacht Club for ga' tanks. Ski rope and ~ 54S-S!i69
many races. For sale "as worth o[ skis. Complete '67 BULTACO * 250 cc
is".Diesel.720W,BayAve. with 100 HP Mercury Matador,
Balboa. $4,750. 61,_7730 • I ·'loy
con1pression
rims. $600. engine. Excellent ski and • e ease, "-'
AUGUST SPECIAL! Haul family boat. Sharp! $1625 or 1 ~"~'~"~""==-=~~~
oul . Pfl~t joh6 · best price offer 5-»-1622 alter 7 Pf.I '67 YAMAHA 1SO. Hardly
011 1111' wat~ !runt. MUST SELL! used! Xlnt cond, l\1usl sell!
NE\\'PORT DRY DOCKS $4:l0. 646-8112 aft 6:30
SALE
USED TRUCK
ANO
CAMPER
SALE
We have a large selection of
clean 8 to 10 foot cab-over
and non cab-over models
priced from $400.00.
TRUCKS ·TRUCKS -TRUCKS
1959 · 1966 · Camper equipped
heavy duty Fords and Chcv-
roleta • F'rom $499. All pr\c·
ed to 1ell NOW!
BANK TERMS
T rades Welcome ..
OPEN ROAD
830 S. HARBOR BLVD.
SANTA ANA 531-4655
Housecar
The fflbulous Open Rood,
Carmiel chassis mount with
features found In models
fl.vice the cost ot this unit,
including new space
mono toilet system.
15495.
llPEN ROAD
830 S. HARBOR BLVO.
SANTA ANA 531-4655
OPEN ROAD 15' Custom
chasis mouni on l Ton
truck. 40((l \V gen~ plant, air
cond.. !ill"rro tape i;ystem,
self eontainl"d . Press u r e
waler system etc. Excel
'65 DATSUN FREE VEGAS VACATION GET OUR LEADERSHIP '65 VW Deluxe. Very sharp
PICKUP WITH A MOTORS SAVINGS BEFORE car. No dwn OAC }W.60 mo.
Factory equipment. White 1960 M.G.A. ROSR. TOYOTA YOU BUY!!! Dlr. 842-4615
finish. $1299 Economy Special 30 m.p.g, Ph 894·3320 ~ l '64 VW Conv. Real nice car. BILL MAXEY Can fin all or part Pmt 15300 Beach Blvd., \Vstmnstr t4Jt tJDi6 No dwn OAC. Paymts
TOYOTA 122.00 per "" 0 .A.C. TOYOTAS ONLY 131. mo. D~. 842-41>15
18881 Beach Blvd. H.B. ELMORE Orange Counly's largest IMPORTS '67 VW, 1 owner Excell. cond.
Easy to reach at selection of Leaving country. &42-7241
Garfield and Beach SPORT CAR
847.9s55 WORLD NEW TOYOTAS 1966 H•rbo" C.M. &10-9303 Sport Can 9610
'
=~-I Phoo• ~,33.,.., All models and body style' '63 VOL VO
65 DATSUN .,.,.... '' Co ll t r & '51 MG·TD Black &ports L'1300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr {'O a s ~ lOfl wagon . 122S 4 dr sedan. Bric;k red
STATION WAGON Crown statJon wagon avail-wl beige int. Excel. condition roadster. Top running '68 MG able h M d d . shape, Barg at $650. Radio, heater, standard shift. · I ru-oul. ust see an rive
$1099 GET OUR LEADERSHIP BILL MAXEY this one at only $1095. 10% 646-46SO
BILL MAXEY SAVINGS BEFORE TOYOTA do"" oao will hondle.
YOU BUY!!! 18881 Beach Blvd. H.B. e £.Z TO BUY Race C1rs, Rods 9620
TOYOTA
18881 Beacb Blvd.
Easy to re!\cb at
Garfield and Beach
847°855S
H.B.
'~ Dal~p~ Sp,orl PU
Full Truckload of
Spiders & Coupes
Arrived Today!
63 F1AT Spt Roedster 1100
cdM Ltmi6 G:~~~i~~:~ JIMT~~~~~NS ~r i~rr~:£~~~
IMPORTS '68 TOYOTA -417 W. Warner, S.A. 540-2512 1 -''~••-'-_l<Sll_. _>4_5-4-930~-
CHEV. II MIDGET. First
1966 harbor, C.M. 646-9303 GET OUR LEADERSHIP VOLKSWAGEN line equipment. SA VIN GS BEFORE 545-4930
Auto1 Wanted 9700
WE PAY ..• CASH
for used cars & trucks :Just
call ua for tree estimate.
GROTH CHEVROlfT
Ask for Sales Manarcr
18Z1l Beach Bl.,
Hunti'\g'ton Beach
KI 9-3331
Will Buy
Your Volkswagen or Porsche
& pay top dollars. Pald for
METRO '67 TOYOTA '67 vw Bug. AM/FM, 8 o• 001. CaU Ralph
---------Corona sedan. Red exterior· track·~~~· $14.'/5 673• 1190
'58 METRO Convert, good Blk. int., rad., htr.. std. ====='°='°===;_:;========
top, good work car. $50. trans. Sale Priced $l59'j. Lie CAMPERS 9520 Campers 9520
548-4833 TUP2l
7 ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij • £..Z TO BUY II
PORSCHE JIM SLEMONS
FREE VEGAS VACATION TOYOTA
ONE MIUJOH $ $ CLEARANCE
cc, comp new enj!:, new \VITH A 417 W. Warner, S.A. 54()..2512
tires, perfect ophol. $600 1961 PORSCHE '67 TOY Landcruiser
cash 536-9906 S 90 uper Solt·top. In1macu!ate condi-
'61 FIAT. Good transporla· Absolutely the sharpest in tion • Lo. mi. One owner •
tion car. Best offer. Or. Co. Can tin all or part Fully equipped. Lie TRJ019-
==J=A='~=;.:;=~=:=R=== 1 Pm• i'L'lioif°E c. 10;1~w;s~~M0Ns
Sa Sale
e SAVE $1,000 e
on the Bay at 2Qth Hi' FLEETCRAF'T. Th h.p.
e 61;~t5ffi • JohllSQn, all electric & trlr '66 HONDA 305 dream, full cond. $3000 dou'Tl-take over I ----------I SPORT CAR
WORLD TOYOTA
e AYE $600 e
'61 \', ton1
Your Cholc:.• .• ,
htd e Clln.
Dod .. e GMC
1t611JJ Ho11wcor1
+ many Xtras. $500. dress $450 or best offer.
18' l\iALlBU Outrigger. New, 835-7275 nr 4S4-1544 ITI41 893-2309
$50/mo payment. 54&--0750
SURFER Special~ Stci>-van
camper. Stove, &ink, relrig.
12-V \\'Ster & lights. Sleeps
2. $1200. 181!h E. 22nd St.,
C:OSta Mesa. 543-6388
fiberglass etc. Moving. Must '6.J YA.\lAHA 125cc. lmmac. sell immed, "-nl. boal lS' ffiJRRICAJffi Ski boat, ~,,,. I ood 401 · Xlnt_ cond. S210. Phone incl. trailer. Absolut e ga.ss over w , cu Ul
saCTillce at sz;o, 675--0930 aft. Buick. Asking $1 8 5 o, 6'1:>-5881.
6 PM . 538-4895 '67 HONDA 3«i
l;R;;EAD="•'"•"o-,-~""l9"''°"J~"""G~l,-,~,--.· l70 IT. Chris Craft Speed Excel. cond. $475. '"" boal f I · 546-4933 after 5 P~f. •/l>I HP ''"''· ,-•. 0"' , or sa e as 1s: eng.
9525 Dune Buggies -----''' " --' k "'·h FREE VEGAS VACATION· drive. inboard bait IAnk. lilt net'Us wor . ''"'6 est oUer 1967 TRIU1'.fPH 650 Bon-\VJTH A
lx-d trailer. Comp. eQ:p'd. for •~"~'~"~'=671"™~=-~~-neville 2JXKl mi. Best olfer 1968 DUNE BUGGY
fishing. 842-1239 GLASSPAR G3 Ski boat takes. 675-Wn eves 675-2492 Custo111 lxxly "''ith candy ap. ~fUST Scll . make offer. 20. w/l\-1erc 700 & tr!r. Hardly '65 HONDA 305 S11pcrhal-l'k, ple metfll flake paint. Cor·
Owen inboard-lapstrake used. like ~w 'W?S, 546-lt~a 4000 mi. S37i vair p\loT. wlhigh lift cam·
utlllty-f1tst. seaworthy-bah ;,.i~~13 mag "''~ls & bloon tires.
OO'lk-hydrolics-full oover1. Boat Maintena~ _.9~3 '66 TRIU1'.1PH TR 6-G.'lO Very The nicest one in Or. Co.
675-4TI3 or 1213) 691--0751 PAINT, varnish, repair at Clean $800. 82'l Ne"-'Jl(lrl Cnme in 11nd compare this
1961 • 13' WHALER, "''/40 hp your dock. Experienced. Blvd . Apt . 1 ont.
JOHNSON. Full cover, oan. Reas. 54S-7807 H~O-N_D_A_31li __ So_r_am~bl-er-.1 ELMORE
ll)ss. I>f1¥1 $42-9784, Eves. Excellent condition
&tMi894 Ba1t Slip Moorin9 9036 6i5-1746 1aucr 51 SPORT CAR
26' DOUBLE ender
Character ~1-The
<"lelln(!lt on the c o a s t !
. 546-7834
~ or 1/3 interest In 19'
Cruitco runabout wn952
oWJ ea,.. 646-044 ask lot
Bill-
S'IORAGE, ""'"-"°""" file. .f7.50 per/mo. Work -·-·-lt' BOAT-Trlr 6 1967 11hp
1.Mmvde. Xlnt CGl'l. $525.
36 E. ltth St. CM. W-.12611
MOORJNG, N""'TK>T"' Ba,.v. &I HONDA 90 WORLD
SS200. loci's. Santnna 22, lull NEV.' UPPER El\'l) SI Z5. Phone 89-l-3322
race, 9 mo 's old. 847-lii2S • 546-;,s.t3 • 15300 Beach Blvd .. \\l stmnstr
\\' AN'l'ED Boat slip or trader 74HARLEY Davidson-. ~F-"1-ly· I --SEE 11tE KA YOTE-
for 16' boat. drcsM'd with lots of Extras ~ e LA PAZ BUGGIES e
642-7990 or 646--4188 54&-t781 962..m.18 or 962·2273
========; 1'67 Y A.\tAMHAii>,500m;;0<:-. <Good>::d :========
Ba1t·Yacht
Chomra
IT'S SMARTER
9039
TO CHARTER
Cal 25 • Raw11011 30 • All>f"rt
3S • Bounty 40 • Newport.er
ketch .. M~rinM' 40
condition S300. Dune Buggin 9525
841·7967 . T·BUfl:,· gla11 piclcUp bocl,-for
'GS HONDA S 90 ra<'ing cam, VW. Nl-w, complete, $U~.
magnaphone fork brace, to Oill 644-0306 after 6 PM
mi, gd ~"Ond. S200. 642"'4184
FOR Sale: '66 Honda 450 cc lmeortect Autot 9600
30' OWEN'S Cabin Ctuilf:r. Schoontrs • Zi' fairtiner • 30'
twin tcreW. ~ t. Many Trojan ~ 38' Spt F'lsh('r · nu.
NiCf'll(>n1 oondilion, $000. 9 -spot Cash fot Imports
C:ill 962-1328 __ _c '---j \Ve pay more fot AnY import
GQ.KART rl!&&rd.lcu ol yf'ar. make
Xtras! Call aft .,.. s.e-4183 mel"OUS otbrn.
11' AMEil Morc 1 i.. "°"' CALIFORNIA CRUISES ts0P-llP ldr SIQ1 •• ottvw 35 ~ )Wts in NflWpon
i.m.&pn;.(114 t, lmlo Mlnnoy S4Ml91
" £pd, 90 rt rn_~ne. or condition. Try us bcJon:
Sl.25. G73·54.i3 YoU 11tll. EL M 0 R E
'66 Honda. 160. Perftcl MOTOM, 19X> Beach Blvd,
$375 642~8 WeltJnlo&tor. 89f.3!22,
-
FREE VEGAS VACATION
\VlTH A
1966 JAGUAR
XKE Cpo. 2+2
Room Cor 2 kids. Thls is
truely the famlly sports car.
Only 14299.
ELMORE
SPORT CAR
WORLD
Phone 894-3322
lS.'lOO &a.ch Blvd ., Wstmnstr
'63 JAGUAR ?>1ark 2, SE.'dan.
a.uto/pwr, air, eh r om e
wheels, $2,250. 673-6!!00
KARMANN GHIA
196t.. KARMEN GHIA, Im.
mac. cond low mileare.
$1&50, 675-5571
Phone 894-l32'1 417 W, Warner, S.A., 54()..?'i12
15.100 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr '67 TOYOTA--
PORSCHE 'r.6, 9ll Webers. DELUXE SE~AN .
21 000 -. hll / blk Dir. oac, automatic, radio, ' mi. w e w heat whit 'd alls int. AM/FM, chrome whls. L"k "'· , HJ.! st e ilw · $4650. 968-1589 1 e new. 5'' gas m eege,
'65 PORSCHE C O:>upe, lime
grren, new tires, rebuilt
low pyrnnlll. $115 Deis or
trade. Pymnts $46.86 mo.
494-9773 .
~~;:, $3300 982-1009 orl--T-O_Y_O_T _A_
'55 PORSCHE. Drafted. rrtust
sell. Reblt. ena:. & trans.
$600. 545-ffi 17
'57 PORSCHE
Good cooditioo $1000
675-5761
PORSCHE
'63 Super 90. Exctll. cond .
After 7 PM call 548-0547
'61 PORSCHE 912, 18.000
HEADQUARTERS
ELMORE
15300 Beach BMt, Wstmnstr
Phone 1194--3322
'67% Toyota Crown sport
sedan. a.ir et<". O!ferl
• 96M364 •
miles. Xlnt cond. CaU Tom TRIUMPH
MERCEDES BENZ l "~~'==or='M<>-~"'33~~1 ------
1966 PORSCHE 912 S ~· '66 SPITFIRE ~IERCEDES Benz. Brand Am·Fm. foa: Its, exhaust. Triumph rdstr., radio, heat·
new 280 FL spori r,oype, $>1200 * 613-1782 er. wire \Vhecls.
Only 250 miles. Toba<'CO , . , $1395 brown \11/bamboo interior. 66 PORSCHE 911, clean,
wm '"· p.,_ PlY. M.... >47-2630 cd t~...: I ~ n•' J;<1..un, :iu: RENAULT t4Jt uuio
MERCEDES-'63 REN IMPORTS 19&4 2200 4 door aedan, auto •
lI'llna -pow/S mar 0 0 n Catavellf: • One o~. Ex·
P rf ' 1 ~· d ,,,._,· cclll'nr oondlUon • Prictd to 1966 H1ll'bor, C.M. 646-9303 e t<e: m._ ... ,.. con . ..,.,.,.
Call 613-7384 9 to 5 &ell at only SMr>. '67 TRIUMPH Spitfire l>1l\rk
weekdays. • 1':..Z TO BUY JI. Low mileage, 11:lnt meeh
MANY WOND>fil'UL OP· •JIM SlEMONS cond., ffil w/blaok lop,
POR1VN1TIIS .... .... TOYOTA ll5111l, "~3883
dbc:overed in Oullfted Ads. 1967 1'R.TUMPH ~ 4 dr Tum bl:cl to ''lkulneu Op. 417 W, WllnW, S.A. 5'4C).2512 lt'dlm. PrivMe party $1950.
oortunttks•0 NOW! White: elepbanlal Dtme-1-Good COO<t 67>42.14
• V.8, 4 tp11d, d1!Ull
c1b, H.D. 11up1n1ion,
1plil dmt or low profi le,
70 imp, b•tt., h1tl1r,
•lt1rn•lor, d u•I hydrau.
lie brtlt-11, 111! b1lh,
p1dd1d dt1h, 91u911,
1ptr1 wh1tl, 1ulom1lic
optlon•I, ftlflily p1rftcf,
FULL PRICE
'2590
Stlf Conhllllff
Chtvrolel I ton H.D.
ch111i1, dutl wh11I, V-1 + +. Ptrftcl ftmily
tq11ipptd unit, 2 doublt
b1d1, 1tlf conltintd
monorntlie loiltf. Com•
pltl1 1t-itch1n &-dintli•.
R1duc1d $1,000 for th!1
1how 1ptci1I,
FULL PRICE
'4995
Trades welcome-
Special bank financing
Musi liquidate 200 used unilsll
TRUCKS, CAMPERS & MOTOR HOMES
~ Tons-House cars-Shells-4 whl driye
factory 41rt<t locat~or11 0'9f'I 1-lay t to t
OPEN ROAD
830 HARBOR BLVD.
531-4650
------------------------------------------------------~ _________________ ...
S turd.:!)', AuguJt 17, 1968 DAILY ,!LOT ft
TRAHSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION Used c... '900 TRAN$POllTATION TllANSPOllT ATION TllANSl'OllTATION Usad c.... •9900;;;Mt.u::Md=:::.c.':_= ... .;..-:::::"'9900_"'_:~u:-=:"ca_ ~_ .. ::::::::::: .. ~~~:
9900Usod .,::;;:.:;.c:.:..:.c .. :.;:.:.;.;....c--::9900:::/-'-'-:C:-H::E:::YR::-O-::-LET=::-'-',;;;;uMdiiiiiiiic .... ___ -__ u .... iiiic.iiiii .. ___ 9900_UiiiiMdiiiiiiC• ... iiiiii••9900-il:;;-;ic~o;;:;,R-:~V~A~IR~;::-. DODGE FORD U19d C1n
GROTH
CHEVROLET
SUMMER
SPECIALS
'63 CHEVROLET
IMPALA CPE.
VI, p-••tlid1, power l111ri11g
y)(l.111.
$799
'66 IMPALA
COUPE
\f.1, Pow1rglid1, P-St1•rl11g,
SQN·l22
$1899
'62 MERCURY
COLONY ,A~K WAGON va, 111fom1tic, pow1r 1tt•rint
RVG.714
$899
'66 IMPALA
V-1, Turbo-Glide, P·St1•rint.
F1ctory Air, UJE 4~4
$2299
'62 FORD
VI, 1ulom1tic, FXC-••5
$499
'64 PLYMOUTH
2 DOOR.
Full f•clory •~pl. 0-15-297.
$999
'64 MERCURY.
MONTCLAIR
V·I, Aulom1tic, P.Sf1erint ,
r1clio, h11f1r. ltlX-914,
$1199
'66 FORD
VI. pow1r 1t11ri11g, 1ir, WTG.
•48.
$1599
'65 CH EVELLE
SPORT COUPE
VS, pow1rglid1, P/1t11rlnt,
NCA·2 I I.
$1399
I-~. 6~5 IMP_,A_,.LA-,--
SUPER SPORT
'i'B, pow1r111id1, power 1!11r·
in11, NGS.904.
$1399
'64 CHEVELLE
SUPER SPORT v.1, Pow1rglid1, P. Stt.1ring,
OlM-107.
$1399
Groth Ch1.,rol1t b•ll•••• in
I~• lndi.,Ju1I. Iring your in•
di•idu1l tr1n1porf1tion prob·
l1m1 to u1. --NO DOWN PAYMENT
PROBLEMS HERE
ALL YOU NEED IS
GOOChCREDIT
GROTH
CHEVROLET
18211 BEACH BLVD.
Huntington Beach
Open 7 D1yi 'TH 10 P,M.
147-6119 • 645·1161
Autos Wanted 9700
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
FOR
USED CARS
CONNELL CHEVROLfT
BUICK ·~ CHEV. • ,. '64 sPYDl:R-T .. 1lO ""· 1966 Monaco, -t.lr, l '60 FORD
--7::-::::::-:;::----/Impala 1 dr. H.T. A/T, PIS, PREVIOUSLY OWNED ~ed. • •pd . iPtlitrradkl, 20otr,.U '65 BUICK R/H. Sale Priced ~. lO"H R/H, w--w. Xlnt cond • .uk· vctra.1, like new. Ont owntt.
Skylark Conv. ' "'· bi&: en-down OU. ~ sm CM evtt A Swl. n•: 846-9464
1lne, ml.t'OOll w/wbite loP • e &Z TO BU't 642-7776 1 -=,-;;=::---::;::;""-,=;-':,.~':J.~= j,!::;~"'\I-JIMTOSYLEOMTOANS CADILLAC SALE ·~~~':w"b~•~: ~~::.:~
e &ZTOBUY Maket Into camper,
JIM SLEMONS m w. wam ... S.A. 540-2512 .. nr~!U::::l9o:<L-;;.~n::o:..-.~;;:::;;;;:::li;o;;~;;::~;;::J:sooo~1o<~1~u:._. ~-~=~--1--------TOYOTA . ., 1m.,1. c.nv-• •'67 Cadillac •'66 Cadillac •'62 Cadillac •'68 Cadillac.1______ FORD
StarHner coupe. Exctill!nt
lt'l.nsportaUon. Radio, hmt·
u, automatic, power awer-Jnr. Llltt blue.
Bill MAXEY TOYOTA
18881 &.ch ·B1vd. H.B.
F.asy to reach at
Garfield and ee.c:b 411 w. warn ... s.A. 540-251' $39S ~I Dorodo Coupe de VIII• Coupe do VIiie Soden d• VIiie DODGE
1216 E. Balboa Blvd. Full pwt, ftct t lr Fvll pwr, fact air F11ll pwt, fat.t •lr1---------t MUSr SELL-'60 Fo.-d, l 847-8555
CADILLAC 673.6315 co11d., ,. • .., ,.., warr•n• co11d., yatlow w/bl•ck f11ll pwr, fic;t •1• cond., Jt•w t.•r "1'•tr111-1963 DODGE DART --~~~~~~-'1==~::;:~~~-~· == ty, 1011' wlbrowtt •i,.yl Yi1>yl top, bl•cl ltftr t.enct, local c•1, low ty , gold w/blit.k .. lny1
dr. hd top, runs good, body t~ FORD StaUon '"IOft.
ln Xlnt ~.. new battery good transportation, M'll
etc. Sacrllice $~ or offer. good, nffds paint. $250. -c-H~Y_5LER_ top. $599.
5
l~t. Lo$4w •
2
:i
9
,.
5
mll••-top, told Int, SUver blue with beautiful c~-1962 CADILLAC _ _ _ $1595 $6195 '''"ling lntorlo.-. Aotomat><.
-po Do~~ -*-·-· n..tar white. i''ull power, air '62 CHRYSLER _ _ _ ~ _ __ _ _ can be. Onl y 1962 XL SOO Ford, ps,
5'18-3113 MS-7143
.~~~V~l~CT~.=~~.~,,..,-.,.-.. -R=/~Hc.I
ttnted fla.s.•. cont. Jdt. Lo Mi
$415. 64.2-3199
';..,.,. Immacut•to. •wport Si.lion w' 'on. •'68 Cadillac • '66 Ford • '67 Olds •'68 Cadillac $995 buck•t ,."" xlnt '°""··
$1495 ~~~ ~ 0':18~!v: El OOrMlo Econolin• Toro de VIII• Convert Can f1inlln~ au OC' ~00P•Y· ~:.1e*!'' ~;;;>"
Can fuiance all or part Pay-1 long journey. Equipped Fvll pwr, fact air Wiridow Vin • good Spacial red w/whit• men• 11 aw u ' per I c1;:;95,;1c;FORD°"';;;-ST=Ac-W=Ac"".-Runa=
men.IS as low 8.1 $22.00 per with P /steering, P/brakes, cond., new c•t w•rr•n· for c•mp!n9, 111rfl119 or full pwr, feet •Ir top, whit1 lthr int., mo 0 .A.C.
mo O.A.C. t R/H , .. -.. e rack ty, fitomi1t bro1111, to 111• I I . Club W1y. cond., , ... w/bl1cJi: ¥i· 11111 pwr, f1ct 1lr ELMORE r;ood. noo.; • .,2535 ... COLONY p,~ •tot1on ELMORE au o., ' -bl•c• vlnyl top, b1i9t 21,000 ml. Aw+. tr1nt, 11yl top, red lthr hit. cond., ntw ci r w1rr111· ~ '"'" o
for the full price of $895.00. inti riOf', Only ty. ST Ford Station Wagon. Waa:On. I will now iacrWce
MERCURY
1't "" lot on H,_ """'· $7115 $1595 ~'995 $6495 MO'l'OR.• St"'°· 3 •P. Be" Ollu, my '°"' mil• d<m°"'tra"". M<YrORS JOHNSON & $ON ~ · TOYOT I\ • 675-5002 • Ao <0mpl.t•ly .,qulppod u
TOYOTA Llncoln-M<=UY •·6·7-C-d'llac •'67 c dllla •'68 Cad'1llac •'65 c~.1·11a ' Pb. tm33lO "' FORD 500.XLI, hi ...... ,',"', •• ""'. ·~~-w,',,",t. ::':~.~ .. • "•t Pb . .,..""' eo.ta M,.. 8,.,,.ch a 1 a c ,..., c: 153111 Beoch "'"''. w*""'" 390. Pw•. """in• • ........ ~· ~
15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr 194! Harbor Blvd. 641-7W'.I Coupe de Vijle Coupe de Ville Coupe de Ville Coupe de Ville 67 DODGE Sprt&m~ Van 6 Lt. blue. ~t oUer. 546--0820 = !du~sta~:!f
'60 CADILLAC '67 NEWPORT CUstom, fact. Full_, pwr, fief •ir f•ll pw• fo<t olr Full pwr, f1ct 1ir Fllltd pwr, fi ~ i i/r cyl Auto R/H, Extru. 1963 FORD Falcon Futura, 2 LiDooln Mercu"" r .........
COROil., new,., WlrT'I R• ' d C':_lll •• g•••n .,. .. ,_. Ori . ~---54•n1.2 •• , • ., -....-CONVERTIBLE air, vinyl t ...... Priced for 1y b 1 ..__, c.ond new c.1r werr111· c.on "new cir wi rr111• I t l I I vwna-CJ-.. dr. black, autom. Movinf: to dealer.hip. Newport .. Calta -r , rown w ... 1gt '' , '· d I hit . I 9ret11 n, ow m1 1s, PM quick sale. (1) 637-1496 · I t b • IHI ty, turq11e1i1 w/blec .. ty, '' w w • vony locil cir. Md. $100. -194-612'1 Meaa. 642-0981
For Ale by PRIVATE PAR-~iny op, eige ' lthr i11t. top, white lthr Int. $3395 1 ===":'====':':~="-::===="':?::o=="7====::=::=:I ~; ·=~;~. = COMET ''· $4995 $5095 $6195 1'65caiiiih~li~N~·w~C~·~ ... ~· ~~~98~00~N~·w~c~ ... ~~~~9~800~N~·~w~C~or;;;'~~;9~IOO~' ml .. lo•>, """""· bnk•s. _.u,l--,6-5~C-O_M_E_T_404 ___ ==--·-::::. :-. • -;--•'65 Cadillac . ------
in top shape. See at Lido Deluxe• dr Station Wagon. •'67 Cadillac •'67 Cadillac • 68 Cad1l.lac Coupe dt Ville A~ir;:~~'Ztvs1;.~UP
Motors, 1300 Coast Highway, Factory air, 289 en1., auto~ Coupe de Ville Sedan de VIiie Coupe de Ville Full pwr, fief 1ir HD fl'IGIHT llACI< l '
across lrom Bay Club apts. p/stcering, luggage rack. Full pwr, feel eir f'llll pwr, ••c:• .,. Fu ll pwr, f1cl 1ir cond., fi•1mist rtd,
Ca.11673-4689. WILL DICKER Here'• a rettl economical va-cond .. 111w cir w1rr1n. cond., ntw ci r w1tt1n· cond., "'w cir w1rr1n· whit• Yinyl tap, r•d O.~ PRICE. cation wagon priced way Wl-ty, bl111 w/black Yinyl ty, blu1 w/bl 1ck •inyl ly, li11 blu1 w/whit• lthr in t. low mil1i. lo·
1968 EL DORADO 5 000 m'. d · k t · t >op, blue int. top, blu1 int. wln1l top, blu1 int, c1I c•r. , , . er goU\g mar e pnces 1 $ 95 Prem "'"· lllu-, vin top, l lJ9500 $4995 $4695 $5995 34 AM/FM, like new. $6950. 1st car lot on Harbor Blvd.
673-<635 JOH~ON & SON '56 CAD Funeral coach. Good IJn Mercury
COJJd. Equip W/ surfboard Costa M Bmnch
racks-Beat otter 642~ 1941 Harbor B!Vd. 642-1(60
'67 EL Dorado -oil ""'"· '63 COMET '
"""· n-8 Cyl S-22 Coupe. This ii the
Oldsmobil .. Cadlllac 1494-1 084 I 1150 So. Coast Hwy •
Laguna Beach ALLEN
. . --
'Phone
842-6631
USED CAR LOCATION AT
Beach Blvd. & Main Sf.
NEW .1968 OPEL
ONner 541-a.i bucket Rat sport. model ====~=::.::==I E<Ju'-" with.,"...,. ak. CONTINENTAL CORVETTE CORVETTE ,.~ ....... CHEVROLET auto., P/steertna:, R/H, Ex---:--:-:--:-::---:--:1 ---------·--------11 $1849 '•c••t•
TERRY
BUICK·
Dl1c lr1~1•
Up Frent
--,..--:-:::::-::::--1 eeilent conditioa lhru out. '60 Lincaln Continental FR.EE VF.GAS VACATION '63 CORVETI'E 2 TOPS. 'e& 122·5th ST., HUNTINGTON IEA.CH Shoulcl1r '66 CHEVROLET Full price $895.00. Mark v 2 dr H.T. Ebony WITH A Must sell. Best offer. 11111
Olevelle Malibu 4. Dr Station 1st car lot on Harbor Blvd. black with full leathe!' inter· 1963 CORVETIE eng. & body. Many Xtru! Vi llodt ~ Pacific C... Hwy. O...•rtb1d H11vy Duty
Wag<•»: Foctory w, au!<>., JOHNSON & SON lor. Full powu with lacto"J .B. po. "' " F C 774.-41.10 ~1.307 k tw I 536-6588 Whiff Will Ti••• ..... ,.,
P/steerU\g R/H. Finished in . air condition. A must see fue silver wtth rich re d Chuck. T•~•• CIOIMI hllHy lmm1di1te D1ll•1ry. Ne. JI
a:old meta.lie with matching ......... v.ur Cl'CUl"Y and drive car to be ree.lly leatherette int. -A real beau-. "--·-M :::::::;:;;:~::;;;::::::.1L ... !!!l..,,,....,,,..,.,,..,,..,...,,..,,..,,..,, ............ ,,,;•~1,;·~'·:·~·~u~-,~-.......... iJ1 vinyl interior. Low mileage Costa Mesa Brench appreciated. Full prce $145. t:y. Can tin all or pa.rt Pmt CORVAIR
one owner trade in, Full 1M1 Harbor Blvd. 64.2-11EO 1st car lot on Harbor Blvd. $28.00 per mo 0 .A.C.
•-IZ195.00. 1964 COME:!' c'"'"'" low JOHNSON & SON ELMORE 1st car lot on Harbor mvd. mileare, p1, excellent cm-Llncoln-MC1'CUl'Y
JOHNSON & SON dltion. 11125· >16-3'1' eo.ta M"" Branch
'62 MONZA
Lincoln-Mercury '61 COMET, Standard shift, l!Ml Harbor Blvd. 642-71fll
Costa Mesa Branch R&H. $295. 548-8589 or Xln -• 4
SPORT CAR WORLD
Phon• 894-3322
Coupe. Maroon, automatic,
radio, heater, white wall tir·
ft, Immaculate. 642-4732 '64 CONT. wh. t '"'"...,•
1941 Harbor Blvtl.. 642-7000 ========= dr, a.ir:Private party. $1950. BILL MAXEY 15300 Beach mvd .. Wstmnstr
4 SPEED CONTINENTAL ;..._..,..=======""'=
SPECIALISTS 1968 CONTJNENTAL. M"'t COUGAR
FREE VEGAS VACATION TOYOTA
WITH A 18881 Be-ach Blvd. H.B.
HIGH PERFORMANCE sell -very immaculate
CUSTOM CARS 4.tm mile demonstrator,
LARGEST SELECflON IN equipped for the Continental
ORANGE COUNTY connoisseur. Call Peter the Selected Auta Gre<k at Joho .... and Son.
Ora.nae County's old e 1 t Center establi shed Lincoln,
13032 Harbor Blvd. 531-4646 MemJrJ, Cbutar dealership.
'66 CHEVROLET N.wport -CM 642-00Sl
8 cyl. Chcvelle EL Cantlno '67 CONTINENT AL Sed. fl.
custom Pickup. Auto., P/ pwr .. fact. air, ~ top.
steering, R/H. Beautiful vik· $4,450. 642-4158
ing blue metalic with black
bud<et aeats. A must see
ear at the low price of $18$.
1st car lot on Harbor Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
1966 CORVETTE Ea., to ....,h ot
Convt. 427' Garfi~ and Beach
'68 Cougar OCR.-7) Air and Beauliful azure blue w/white 847-8555
well equipped. Must sell or leather int. Can fin all or CORSA '65 Tutbo-ch&ried . .i
Jeue my demanrtrator be-part Pmt $34.00 per mo IPff(l. 180 hp, 0.ellII 1. fut!
fore Aug. 22. Call Wayne O.A.C. 897--6052
Squfre at Jolmson • Son, ELMORE ===-:=.-..::-. Orange County's oldest es-'64 CORVAIR, llO HP, 3 epd,
t«Wittwt--Uncoln • Mtrcllly ' ~ fir. &hilt, R&H Excell.
-Cougar dW•nbl!>. Now-SPORT CAR cond. 1525. 545-1301
port • Costa tiesa. 900 \V. WORLD
CORst Hwy., Newport Beach.
642.{981 or 545-8278
Phon• 8"1-3322
15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmn$'
'65 MOt·l_ZA. Orig. owner.
Xlnt cond. $975. ~9136
Befol'! 7 AM or eves.
Lincoln-Mercw;y
Costa Mesa Bmncb
1941 Harbor Blvd, 642-7Cfi0
'63 CHEV.
Bel Air Wgn. One owner -
Excel. c:ond. Sale Priced
$9!li. 10% down OEIC.
Where a little goes·
a whole lot further e E-Z TO BUY
JIM SLEMONS
TOYOTA
C7 W. Warner, S.A. 540-2512
65 OIEV. Malibu station
wagon. Must sell our 37,000
mlle sweetheart. It ·has
auto mat l c transmlas!on
power steering and other ex-
tra.!. Will sacrifice. Dir.
Phone 54.5--8'l78 or 642-0981
'00 CHEVY Convert, ~
owner, new mut!lers, valve
job. Xlnt cond. $495. firm
548-"455
63 CHEVY II, 2 dr, stick, 6
cyl. Needs body work. ?.1ake
offer. 2272 Pomooa, apt B,
Oi 646-3164
Largest Stoc:k In Our History
WE Will PAY
MORE
FOR CLEAN
TRADE-INS
CONTINENTAL
'63 All CONDmONID Sl~AN LEA TH El UPHOUTERY
POWER -$4480 STUil., WIND.. SIA T I
THUNDERBIRD '64 LANDAU HARDTOP C:oun Al• CoodltlOfted, Poirer E .......
NEW-LIKE s..370 INTERIOR I
PONTIAC va
Usea Can 9900 1959 IMPALA 2 dr hdtp. '65 AIR CON.DITIONED, POWER.
Clean pe, pb or will trade NEED A CAR? to. cl""' P-Up . ..,_.159
CAN'T BE FINANCED? •Bankrupt? eae~ant '60 NOMAD W111 R/H, euto,
•Bad 0-edltt a DM:rcfdt tr, P/S P/B, low mil, oria
e MilJtary e New tn Area.f owner, xJnt cond. 830-05ll
Make Payday P1.Y1Denta '62 BELAlr, red, xlnt cond. McCARTHY MOTORS Rot. N.Y. 812'1. M"'t ""·
lQ) So. MaJn I Edlnaer Best offer. 499-1439
12 blocka N. o1 Sean.I '51 CHEV. 283 V-8, Stick
Santa Ana Ph 5C-350'7 trans w/overdrlve. Good
'61 FORD Galaxie 4 dr, V-8, cood. $395. 646-1543
auto. Ps. Pb, air oond. $250 4: '65 Fiat Sta wag. Good '63 CHEV. U Nove. St.a.
cond ,,._ upho'· 30 Wag. Excell. cond. S890.
• ....uu· ..... mi gaL Call &U-4850 aft 4:30 PM.
$500 or beet -0tfeni. 893-3727
'61 T·BIRD · Conv. Power. '6' El C8.mlno 32'1 ....... Good"""" O.K. '60 Corv. Nltom, E)ic. * 548-31S6 * cood. Make offer.
&2660 '6l IMPALA Sedan, air-Olnd,
=-o::==~.-.,-,._ Low mileage. 1961 roRVAIR .Good shape: &42--6974 After 4 PM
S350. 1960 Ford. Ntw motor,
good tlret SZ75. 1 6 2 2 MUST sell, '66 El Camino,
Ponderosa St. CM. KJ ~9194 fl.Ill powtt, fa ctory I.Ir,
Olnsider trade. 5.36-Qn
BUICK '66 CAPRICE, v1nyl iop,
auto. tran.s., pwr. brakes &
'61 WILDCAT 2 dr, HT. Le. steer. $2,51. 67)..5851
dau top, buc. eee.ts, power, '58 CHEV. Sedan; ttblt. q .,
5-t0-9939 IM!W brakel • Trans. GclOd
'50 mncx • err. <lmortabit. ttree. $195. 646-5381.
"'1lable ..._,......_ 'SJ CHEV. lll.L -I cl<.
61!t-3963 New trans, battl!!IY i tiret.
'f,(I LA SABRE. New tires A: R.I{, 5fi!h'i001 Sun.
palnt, Ext:ell. c 0 II d I t I () n l-:<51;-CHEV;;;;;°"w= .. =-.•N;:ow:::o,.,.,,.,.=.
$500. S46-3013 tires. l'!Xhaust, paint. Air
'liO BUTO< cLA70SA""B"-RE~ conditioned. $500. 642-9339
aed. gd. cond. $500, 646-4370 '-12 CHEV. Futback 2 dr,
Daib' Pilot Wane Adi! I M!dan; ~cellent C'OOd.
Alnya a Go-Gol '125. ~
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TOYOTA !t;:::::~~an
CORONA 5% Fln1nclng Av1llabl•
And both Coronas give you: Reclining bucket seats •
90 hp, 1900cc HI-Torque engine • O-to-60 In 16 sec.
pick-up • Tops 90 mph • 25 miles or more per gallon •
4-on-the-floor • Fully automatic transmission (op.tlonal)
• Dozens of luxury and safety feat.ures ... , all standard.
Get your hands on a Toyota, today ... at
lll•rtuis tnoton
C!]!~~ll]lg 900 So. Coast Highway J•P.n'• No. l Automobdl rn.nuftcturw Laguna Beach 494-7503
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EXTRAS. Dotibe Eotl• TIRES.
lOO°/o s22so PARTS l LAIOl WARRANTY
AMBASSADOR 8 '66 HO 4-DOOR SlliAN AIR CONDITIONID. ITC.
PREMIUM
CAR '1960
MUSTANG 8 '66 All CONDITIONED, FM RADIO, POWER STURIN~, CONSOLI
l~~ 'LA-~180 WAllllANTY
HOLIDAY Rambler
1969 HARIOR e COSTA MISA ' OPEN . SUNDAYS-PH. 642-6023-DRJYE IN
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'66 CHEVROLET '66 CORVAIR
4 Door. V8, automatic, power steering, Coupe, Automatic transml.uion, radio,
factory a.Ir cond., radlo, heater, sllvu heater, Aztec Bro.nze. CRGV497). blue. lSLU394l.
$1695 $1 ·395
'65 IMPALA '66 MALIBU
•I-door hardtop, 327 V8, auto1nalic trani;-Sport Coupe. V8, automatic, radio, heat-
m\5slon, r:adio and heatPr, power stec-r-rr, htarlna blue wl black vinyl interior.
Ing, factory air, landau roof, tuxedo (MV2762l
black Jntt·nor. HVJ82I $1695 $1495
'64 PONTIAC '68 IMPALA
Grand Prix, VB, 11.utomalic, fJO\vl'r steer· Coupe, VS, automatic trans1nission, po.,,,.
ing, rlec. windo.,vs, R&H. Danube blue er s teering, radio and heater, "'hitewall
w/white vinyl roof. {NQX710) tires, padded dash, 11,000 miles, new car
warranty,~
$1195 $2695
'65 DODGE '66 OLDSMOBILE
Dart 270 Hardtop Coupe. 11,000 orginal 1''·85 4 door sedan. V-8, automatic, radio,
miles. Stick, radio, heater. heater, powl'r steering and fin ished in
$1395 Tu'quol,.. S1795
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'65 MERCURY '63 GRAND PRIX
r.-rontclair hardtop coupe, V8, automatic, Automatic, power steering, factory air power steering, radio, heater, Jow mile-cond., RiH, SJerra gold with u.ddle age, ermine "'hlle with blut interior. bucket 1eats. (NLM963J. {RVM685) $1795 $1295
IEST SELECTION OF
EL CAMINOS
IN THE AREA
'67 CAMAR()
Hardtop coupe, SS 350, radio and heater,
gauges, 4-speed transmission, new radial
tires, factory warranty. V'DG383. $2395 '
'64 IMPALA
Super Sport, automatic transmission, ra-
dio and healer, power 1leering, desert
beig e with beige interJor. HCR973.
$1295 '
'67 EL CAMIN()
CUST0M. VB, automatic, power steering,
R&H, ermine white w/black vinyl inter·
ior. (V42925)
$2595
'66 EL CAMIN()
CUSTOM. VB, automatic, PS, factory air,
R&H, with ~iberglass Jockina: cover, tr·
mine white. (T53036)
$2695
Sports Coupe, 327 VS. automatic trans-
mission, power steering, radio and heal·
er. TVS'404
$2695
'65 MUSTANG
Convertible, 289 VS. automatic traru-
miasion, radio and beater, red with
wbiU wp. s13 95
'62 CHEVY II
Nova convertible, automatic transmla:-
1ion. radio and heater, JFX319
$495 ' .
'66 vw
' Squareback 1 t at l on wagon, AM/FM
radio. SLV799
51595
'67 CAMARO
327 V8, automatic, radio, heater, power
1teerin1. (ULS185J
$2495
'68 NOVA
2-door, V8, automatic transmission,
power steering, air conditioning, radio
and hoaws2495cy, vrP4~
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'62 vw
Sunroof, radio, heateor. OTV~
$595
'65 GMC
Suburban Carryall. 6 cylinder •nainc, •·."<ll'a
clean. (P8.5983 J.
$1495
'65 BUICK
Deluxe sports wagon, 9 pa.ssena;1r, auto-
matic transmission, power steerin1, factory
air, radio and heat.er. NFW967
$2495
. '65 CHEVROLET
Mon:ta coupe. Factory air conditioning.
Automatic, radio, heater, ermine white
with blue vinyl bucket seats. No. ~
$1295
'64 CHEVROLET
1' Ton Pickup. VS, custom cab, pan r•ar
windows, factory air, R&H, Fleet side bed, '"MOsr·=sEE '
CHEVROLET
2828 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
~:~ 546-1203 t:: 546-1200
fkAl'ISPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
Used Can 9900 Used Cart 990G
MUSTANG
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'68 Mercury, Slation Wagon. '68 Mercury. Brar:i<l new. blue book. '68 Mustang stk
Third seat, auto trans., $3586. Fa~tory air, pow. shift, lac air. Lo mi. Terms,
whitewalls, Pow. steering & st{'('r & disc brakes, auto or consider trade for gm sta
disc brakes, Factory Ai r, trans, AM radio, delux mon-wagon. 646-2388
• OF NEW AND USED .•
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ASK US ABOUT SPECIAL YEAR·END
SAYINCiS TODAY!
SEE TC>YC>TA CC>RC>LLA
for 1969
TOYOTA'S NEWEST IS HERE AND
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
-ALSO-
OVER '40 TOYOTA CORONAS, .
CROWNS AND LAND CRUISeRs
IN STOCK AND
READY TO ROLL!
DE·MO. SALE AUTHORIZED
SALES -SERVICE LOW MILEAGE
TOYOTA· VOLVO • TOYOTA • MG STAFF CARS VOLVO
AT •
BIG DISCOUNTS JEEP • FOR MGI-MGl-GT
QUICK CLEARANCE! MIDGET. 5'RITI
AUSTIN AMERICAN ..
MONTHS 4Y2o/o FINANCING TO rAYI AYAILAILE
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DONi FOLLOW M VA.WE LEAOER ... DRM m
Moni tutu,_, lllON
~ mru ••• monll v1lutw1t11tM)OU loolil -
LIMITED OFFERI =~
H•r• are 4 of 60 Sportscars Traded In on New
'68 DATSUN
'H YW SEDAN $1395 . OvhnNllnt .....
wltft •l•k lftterlor,
'65 YW $ .c•--•• 1195 4val uhaud. F.I'.
'65 Cq!ITINA GT $1195 4 .,..., v.,.., c~n
ur. Full Prlc•
'67 CORTINA $1395 Awh.tnna...Wr,t. .
'"II-. UnMr fac:. war.
SALES
2854 Harbor llvd.
AND SERVICE
Costa Mesa Phone 540-6410
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dual action tail gate, AM tego 2-Dr hardtop. Buy or , .
radio. Brand new Montego lease today on inventory 66 MUST~.NG Con.vertihle,
model. Buy today ror $3793 cleflrance a1 Jotmson & Son A-1 coodttion, or 1 g i·n a I
or !MSC for $117 per month Orange County's oldest es'. O\Vl1<!r, Assume remaining
with 40,lXX> niilea of totally tablished Lincoln -Mercury contract of 11 pymnts.
free service from Johnson & -Oiugar dealership. New· ·=""'"~"="=~=~~
Son, Orange O:nu!ty's oldest port · Cofjfa Mesa. 900 W. '66 MUSTANG, P/S & B, 289
estabUshed Lincoln • Mer· Coast Hwy., Newport Beach. V-8; •uto., hdtp. R/ll: 11ell
cury • Cougar deaJership. 642-0981 or 545-8278 $1.!175 or trade fllUity for
Newport -Costa Mesa. ~ '63 MERC ~1eteor wag., ps, trans. car. 833-0067 evea
\V. Coast Hwy., Newport fact air, stick 6hift, extras, THE QUICKER YOU CAIL,
Beech. 642-0981 or 545-8278 $850. 548-4651 bet 11 & 6 THE QUICXER YOU SELL
Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 n 1:1:>rted Autos 9600
a~a~arn
ELMORE MOTORS
The Largest Toyota Facility Anywhere
NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION
CHOOSI YOUR TOY QT A FROM THI U.IGHT SIL!CT>ON
Just Arrived 1969 "Corolla"
41/•°lo
Financing Av1i11ble
ON Al'PROVED
CRIDIT
TOYOTA CORONA
FREE
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Vacation
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15300 Beach Blvd.
WESTMINSTER
894-3322
AMERICAN CAR
TRADES WANTED '
-COME IN .FOR A------· ---:. . \
-TREMENDOUS YEAR END SAVINGS
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1968 CADILLAC .
HARDTOP SEDAN
Her•'1 the f1bul~1 h1rdtop s•dtn fini1h1d tn 'B•roqu• Gold with luxurious
bleclr ,.dded vinyl top and black full vinyl Interior. Fully equipp•d with f1ctory
eir conditlonin9, AM-FM radio, power door locks, full power e nd m1ny other
d1lux1 Cedillec 1dr11. CStoclc: No. 1111
•----OVER 80 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES TO SELECT FROM---
'66 CADILLAC
Coupe de Ville. Solid green finish with green
leather and nylon interior. Full Ci_i.~l~c po~er
equipment plus factory air condit1orung, tilt-
steering wheel, power door locks, 6 way sebal
and many other of the extras offered Y
Cadillac.
SALE $3888 PRICE
'65 BUICK
Wildcat hardtop. Fully equipped with rad.io,
heater, power steering, JXJ'Net, brakes, wh1~e
wall tires and tinted glass. Fln18hed in. bea1:1u-
ful Arctic whi~ with full red vinyl mtenor.
Top condition both inside and out.
SAU $1695 PRICE
166 CADILLAC
Sedan de Ville. F1nlahed In lush Sudan belre
with Sandlewood vinyl roof and Sandlewood
leather and nylon interior. Full C&dlllac power
equipment Includes factory air conditioning,
power vent windows, cruise-control, twilight
sentinel, Ult arid telescopic 1teerlng wheel and
other accessorie!l.
SALi $3888 PRICE
'64 IMPERIAL
Crown 4 d~ hardtop. Leather and tapeatry interior. Fully equipped with power steering,
power brakes, power w1ndows, power .6 way
seat. automatic dimmer, AJl.f /FM radio and
factory air conditioninr.
SAU $1777 PllCI
'66 CADILLAC
Brougham. Beautiful Topaz Gold with S&ndle-
wood landau roof with leather interior. Fu 11
Cadillac po..,,•er equipment plus factory air
conditioning, power vent windows, door locks,
AM-FM radio and twilight sentinel. No finer
auto on the road .than Cadillac's Brougham.
This i.s a MUST SEE.
SALE $3999 PRICE
'67 CADILLAC
Coupe de Ville. Beautiful Monterer Grt<>n fin-ish with Black vinyl roof and ful leather in·
terior. Full Cadillac power Including po\,·er
vent windows and of course, factory air con-
ditioning.
SALE $4777 PRICE
'63. CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille. 4 door hardtop. Llme green
with leather and nylon interior. Has power
6 way seat, power windows, power vent win-
dows, power steering, power brakes, factory
air conditioning.
SALE $1444 PllCE
'65 MUSTANG
Economical 6 cylinder engine with the 1tand;
ard transmission, radio and heater, white side
wall tires. Snow white exterior with harmoni-
zing blue Interior.
SAl.E $999 PRICE
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OTlffR SPECIAL VAWES
'62 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e
'64 FORD CONVERTIBLE e
'64 FORD CONVERT! BLE e
'64 PONTIAC STA. WGN. e
'66 BUICK LE SABRE e
'68 BUICK STA. WAGON e
'61 CHEV MALIBU COUPE e
'66 RAMBLER STA. WGN. e
'61 MERCEDES SEDAN e
'61 FORD RANCHERO e
·~4 RAMBLER STA. WAGON e
'63 CHEV HARDTOP CPE ·e
'66 BUICK H.T. SEDAN e
'67 BUICK ELECTRA e
'65 THUNDERBIRD H.T. e
'67 FORD RANCHERO e
'63 CHEV H.T. COUPE e
'65 CADILLAC
Sedan de Ville. Cadillac'1 finest and fully
power equipped for luxury driving. Of course
this lnclude1 factory air conditioning, power
windows, 6 way power seat, Ult steering
whl!el, and finish<'d In gleaming Turquoise
.., ~lh hannonizini leather and cloth interior.
SALE $2666 PRICE
• '64 CADILLAC
Convertible. Full C&dlllac power equipment
plus factory air conditioning. Finished in
white with red leather interior and bucket
1eats. Other extras are AM·FM radio and
cruise control. Th.is car ls in quality condi-
tion inside and out.
SALE $1777 PRICE
/ '65 PONTIAC
Grand Prix. Automatic transml.ulon, power stttring. power brakes, radio and heater. buc-
ket seats, center console, tachometl"r, white
side wall tires.
SALE $1444 PRICE
'63 CADILLAC
The famous Coupe de Ville model with all
pov.'er assists Including 6 way ~We.I. 1{1lt,
power windows, power brakf'B, ~er'stHr
lng, and of course factory air conditioning.
A beautiful arctic white exterior with black
and "'hlte iqterlor. This one Is ready for you
to drive home today.
SALE $1444 PllCI
'64 CADILLAC
ardtop led.an. Beautiful Topa:c Gold finish
with matching gold leather and nylon inter·
lor. Full Cadillac power equipment plus fac-
tory air conditioning, power windo\vs, 6 way
power seal. This one is a dream and exhibits
the care only one owner can offer,
SALE $1777 PRICE
'62 CADILLAC
Equ1pment Includes power •tl"ering, power
v.indows, power brakes, power IC'at and faa.'
tory air conditioning. Other Cadillac extras
are power vent windows, 6 way geat and
autronic eye. Beautiful Nonnandy Blue fin-
ish wilh white top and white full leather in·
terior.
SALi $888 PRICE
'65 CADILLAC
El Dorado convertible. Fully Cadillac power
"""'r,pcd Is this truly profe!Ssional auto In-•
clud ng factory air conditioning. Also has .
power windows and pov.:er side vents and
many other of Cadillac superb extras. Fihi.shed.
in Topa:r. Gold with Sandalwood leather in·
terior.
SALE $2995 PRICE
·~ -• '63 PONTIAC
Bonneville Coupe. Gold with harmonizing In-
terior (full vinyl). Automatic transmission,
power steering, power brakes, radio and heat-
er, white side wall tires, tinted glasl and
much more.
SAU $999 PRICE
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8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CA DILLAC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA
MUSTANG
4 SPEED
SPECIALISTS
HIGH PERFORMANCE
CUSTOM CARS
LARGEST SELECTION IN
ORANGE COUNTY
Selected Auto
Center
lll32 Harbor Blvd1 5!7-4646
NAB ·ERS
2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100
Thi• """'""'""' ""' i• in ' __ M_U_S_T_a_N_G __ , ______ _
beautiful gold metaHc fin-"' OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PONTIAC
9900 -
RAMBLER
T·BIRD i.h wilh a blad< lik• n.w In·
terior. Late model 289 en-
liJle, auto., P/steering, R/H.
Full price $1595.00.
1st car Jot on Harbor Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
Linco~Merouy
Com Mesa Branch
19U Harbor Blvd. 642-7<lJO
'65 MUSTANG
Spt Cpe itiok si.X. Golden rod 'li6 OLDS Delta 4 Dr. Mt11l
yellow with G.T, decor In·, sell our beautifu~y ca.red fOI'
terior. Abeol.utely 11tiowroorn merry old11mobil! .. It has frellh factory air oonditionmg and
· $1495 othernlceacce1sorle1
Pleue call today f o r
can finance all or part Pay· aacrlllce sale. Dir. Phone
mentl: u Jow a11 $22.00 per ~5-8778 or 642--0981
1965 RAMBLER
4 SPEED 1960 TLY •In ••gUI. ,,... "' 1962 PONTIAC • di. 6 .... •tation W•gUI.
SPECIALISTS RH. Good oon<lition. mi. LoMan• Spt. Cpo. Po!M '"""' wilh ""''"'ling e 'fil T·BIRD e
Xlnt cood
• S7+15M • HIGH PERFORMANCE ,Ph_. _84_1-0_1_35 ___ ~ Automatic, arctic wh ite with interior, aobil!r .oond0·n!A gorge·
,. ~ bucket see.ti:. Be&utilul ous autom e.S Y LARGEST SELECl'ION IN '63 Plymouth Sta Wag. Ex. •00-.:undltlon $139 '6' TwBird, top condltlm. All
ORANGE COUNTY Cond. Orl1 owner S900 or · all -~ p t --" rl -$795 Can finance or......,.. ay-powr, mus ,..,,.., p p • ..,.. CUSTOM CARS best offer!' 49S-2481 aft 5. 1 ~ oo s·-.,,.~ 61'1lllll C finan all an p men ts u <:Ni u -· per .._... ~·" ;
Selected Auto an ce or P BY· mo 0 AC 1961 T.SIRD: power brakes.
mo 0 .A.C.
ELMORE
PONTIAC men1'., low" $11.00,,... E.L. M. ORE 1965 OLDS W•-Vilt.a Center mo 0 Ac window•, steering. Prl't' par. --·· 1---------1 · · · t)'. Best otter. 54().llO
Cruiser. Pl, Pb. Fae air. um Harbor Blvd. 531-*WG 1964 PONTIAC ELMORE Rack. Very good cand •. Ora;. GT 0 COUPE
MOTORS owner. 644--0411 Dial 64Ui67B lor R.E.SULTS ' ' ' TOYOTA. I '========'-'========IBeauUful buri:andY w 11 h l\10TORS
MOTORS
TOYOTA
Ph. 894.lJro
VALIANT
FAMILY-SIZE
FUN WAGON
Ph. 894·1120 1 ,,...P~·· 1't1 Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 white bucket .eats. Air TOYOTA
15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr 1----------'-------cond., automatic. Pb. 894-3320 $1695 15.100 Be.ach 81.,d .. Wllbnnstr
TAKE Ovu Pl'"''"' $14. Mo. \\\\\I I I///// can tinan<e all oc part Pay·
00 Mustant GT wilh '' \ -~~f>\J'M. ,-" I// ment1 as low as $22.00 per ~:or """ "''"' '"'· ,,, ~ \1E13 ~~~ 11~ mo EO.AL.CM. ORE 4 SPEED
SPECIALISTS
HIGH PERFORMANCE
CUSTOM CARS
15300 Besch Blvd .. Wstmnstr
sTUDEBAKER
·~ STUDEBAKER Com-
mandrr 4 Dr. R/H, auto.:
pert. cond ; 1-owner. $595 ..
or offer. S4s-6479
'fi6 VALIANT• 4 Qr. • pwr.
steering, V-8, w/w, r • h.
30,000 on warranty 897-5465.
$1800
'61 Dlx Valiant, r& h, r>ew
baltel')', trans, good dres.
$3$. &U-8013 alt 6 PM
68 MUSTANG . Stick. Fae. '-'4 :t A. M ~1.& 'l ~
1tereo. Landau top. Mais. ' e;,· • · .,,
0v ... .,.. .... "...i" 2 ~ UP TIGHT! ~
OLDSMOBILE -
62 OLDS 98 Holiday led.an.
~.SOO mi, full power. I way
pwr aeats, many ex-tru.
xint ccmc1. ms. 961-4378
'56 OLDS 4 dr., flne tran..
Gd. motor, tires • bod)'.
Make offer. E't"et 4 wk.
ends • S6M795
•• CUTLASS r45 Holiday ... 28:1XXt MJ. by ~.
oner. A/C. all pwr'd .• all
txtru. 675-1354 aft. 10 AM
OWNER In Viet N a m ,
SActlflee 6S C\ltla1s. Xlnt
cond, PS, PB. tJt. 36.000 act
mllet. s.4~25
1911 TORO. lold8. AT• woo. PrW61• ptl'ty.
• 516-9126 •
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'";~!:'ft. .i111vM\ ,, '
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s'' 15'300 BEACH '~
:::-WESTMINSTER ~
-=-.... ,, 894-3322 ............ ''" ,,.,,,,, ....... ,, ........ ,
QlARGE IT! ~10T0RS
TOYOTA
Ph. 894-3320
LARGES!' SELECTION IN ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1I
ORANGE COUNTY
LS.n Belch Bl•d., Wrtmnstr
e '67 FJREBIRD 326 HO,
r/h, auto Ir, full pwr.
()rtginal owner. $ 2 4 9 5,
•91-J'794
'63 CR.AND PRIX, full -pwr,
ail'. .... """'· pd """ $1250. 173-3427 or f'7l-€133 Ill=·-Excellent mndition $ 1S00
11111-2998
Selected Auto
<;enter
13032 Harbor Blvd. 537-t&tG
ROY CARVER
P0"4TIAC
n Hartlcl' at., ea.ta Mau
Kl6"4444
er.,. Coantl"• ~
-· tllr llolla • ._ ... -· '!IS BONNEVILLE, air <'Otld, 19116 PO!mAC GTO. Vleyl
all PoWel', luxurious. Last hardtop, powu bra k • 1,
chance $1 ,750. ~u tteertne. Console ah If t,
'63 Le MANS 326-VI 3 apeed. bucket teal.I. 389 eig. air
Bucket k!Als. Stereo. Exclt C'Ond, Ori owner. S2,f75,
cond. 548-Wl 962--3000 aft 5; all ~ Sat A
'57 PONTIAC 4 dr $125. RW11 Sun. . --·-· ftld ft wttb I WIDt ldl
\
S99 to s999
5 25
DELIVERS
-•••••• ...nt
2 Y ear-24,000 Mile
WARRANTY ALL CARS
TRANS~TATIOH SP£CIALS
AUTO DISCOUNT CENTER
2004 Harbor llvd., C.M. ..
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BRAND NEW 681/2 CORTINA -
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51788 MAND
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1968 '68 GALAXIES
SAVE
$800
on NEW '68 GALAXIE
.sa.tti·J
,,. "" vo "'"" <ro•~m•"" -· '"'"M •"A n•d· i i•• condlllonll'SI • .;N vinyl fTlm, c111tom vln~I roof, tlnlld tll~lr~
•ftdlo ctllUKI -I btlb, helV'P' dUtY ~tfH"l', ._mot. c:ontroi
w11111' tide wan r1YOt1 tlm L tu!I """'"" cavel's. No. 2111
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hnd New 1968
Fonl Custom Sedan
240 CID •n9il\,9. fr11ll 1lr
h11t1r I 'll•fro1t1r, d111I hy·
'llr1111ic br1k1 1ytt11n, ln1id• a 011t1ld1 mirrori, c.loth I
vinyl lntt rlor trim, ,.,ddt d
'1111h I "¥l11n •rttl· 111 1t1n•
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1011
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lllht br1k._1, intt rior tl1c0f'1flon, whlt1 '4750 Per 1id1 wall tlr11. Ne, 916. IMMEDIATE
M ..... D!LIVER.Y.
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Saminy Davis Jr.. Petlf' Stflet"Si
Spike Mulllran, Harry Secornbe and
Bizabeth Taylor. (R) m Bill Ande110n si.ow (C) (30)
AUGUST 17 @Ela Totment.I
9:00 8 ~ (j) Hocan's Heroes: (C)
fVENING (30) Hogan hides a downed SoYiet
pilot, intendin1 to smugte him to
England. but the Russian Insists on 6:001 The Bi& News (C) (60) returning to his homeland. (R)
· ~ @ Frank McGee (C) (30) 0 @ @ Saturday Ni&llt at die
Jimmie Rodpn: (C) (30) The Movies: "SomeUllna Wild" (drama)
Baytown Singers guest. '61-Ralph Meeker, Carroll Baker,
I Boss City (C) (60) Mll<tred Ounnock.
12 O'Clock Hi&ft (60) I StDnem1n Family Show (C) (30)
Sapbrush Theatre NET Festival (R)
R&D Review (R) Arriba ti Nottt
Amor Subllme 9:25 U Humphrey Political (C)
6:30 0 Saturday News (C) (30) 9:30 8 fii) Cl) Petticoat Jundlon: (C) 0 Melody Ranch: <C> (60) Lynn (30) Sam Drucker moves into the
Anderson guests. Shady Rest Hotel while his store
I Rosey Grier (C) (30) Is being redecOf'llted. (Rf
I love Lucy (30) O Dr. Kiidare: (60) "A Hand Held
Estelares Madero Out in DarkJ;1ess." When Dr. Gilles·
7:00 II ~ 00 CBS Evenln& News: (C) pie's grandchild is admitted to Blair
(30) Roger Mudd. with a sli1ht temperature he feels
I KNBC Survey (C) (30) none of the staff has the experience
Hurdy Gard) (C) (30) to handle such an important case.
Death Valley D.,.: (C) (30) "A 0 @ (3) Hollywood Palaca: (C)
Calamity Called Jane." {60) e»nl<notts plays host to opera
I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) star Mary Costa. Douglas Fairbanks
Glllipn's lstand (30) Jr.. Nancy Ames. and The Meny
Paltefn for livlnr Go Round. Also on the program are
Playing tile Guitar (R) guitarist Glenn Ash, maalcian Ralph
El Mundo Est. loco Adams, and comedian Cully Ridl·
7:30 8 ~ (!)The Prisoner: (C) (60) ards. In a sketch titled "Guess
The Prisoner becomes a participant Who's Coming to Tea," Mary Costa
in a bizarre game of chess in plays a wealthy Britisher who brinp
which residents or the Village are home her prospective husband
the chess players. (Knotts) for daddy's (Fairbanks) 0 Q) @ The Saint: (C) (60) approval. (R) 0 Laramie: (60) "Tumbleweed m Ernest Tubb Show (C) (30)
Wagon." Slim is captured by two @E Box de Mexico
bounty hunters who mistake him 10:00 8 ~ Ci) Mannix: (C) (60) Series
for an outlaw and put him in their starring Joseph Campanella and
"tumbleweed wagon" -which is Mike Connors. (R)
filled to the brim with murderers 0 Movit: ''The Vir&in Sprin(' and thieves.. (drama) '59 -Max von Sydow, fJ @ Cl) Datinf Game: (C) (30) Birgitta Valburg.
Shani Wallis guests. I News: (C) (30) Clif Kirk. 0 Million $ Movie: "Armored Com· Cal's Cornl (C) (30)
mand" (drama) '61-Jack Carson : BJ Demand
Howard Keel, Keenan Wynn. Tin~ · Cine tn So Casa
Louise. 10:30 0 Movit: "Angel In Exile'' (west· m All·Amerlun Collea-Show: (C) em) '48--John Carroll. Adele Mara.
(30) Dennis James hosts. Shelley U II Mondo: (C) (30) "llha, For·
Winters Is celebrity presenter. mosa. Taiwan." Baxter Ward hosts
I Sc:i-A Theatre (C) (30) this tour of the island of Taiwan
The Bible An$Wel'S showing Its people and beauty while
The rower of Ule Doll1r (R) recalling tfle exodus of Chianr Kal-
1:00 0 @ Cl) The NewlJwed Came: shek and his followers from the
(Cj (30) Bob Eubanks hosts. Chinese mainland. (R)
I Jazz Scene (C) (30) m Joe Pyne (C) (~l/t h,,
Bud! Owem Show (C) (30) 0) Country.Western Show (C) (30)
NET Journal (R) 11:00 8 Otven O'Clock Rtpott: (C)
lo Prvlllbldo Clete Robert'$.
8:30 8 ~ (]) MJ Three Sons: (C) 0 News: (C) Keith McBee.
(30) Uncle Charley, in charge of m Movie: ''Cul\ on Dtllmy"
talent for a show at his lodge, (comedy) '56-Shelley Winters. John
can't retrieve his own clothes after Grepon.
the affair and has to walk home In 11:15 II F•balous 52 Mowtt: {C) "fire a chorus-girl costume. (R) Down llefow" (adventure) '57-0 Qt @ G.t Slnart: (C) (30) Jack Lemmon, Robert Mitchum,
"The Little Black Book." Former Rita Hayworth.
Army serpant Sid Krimm (Don 0 Tiit 11th Hour News: {C) (30)
Rickles) insists on helping his war-Jess Marlow.
time buddy, Maxwell Smart, fight fJ Mwit.: (C) "Warlock" (adwn·
KAOS, but finds spying as perilous ture) '59-Rlchard Widmart<, Heniy
1tS war. (R) Fonda. 0 Gideon: (60) ''The Wall." When 11:45 0 Tiie Tonlrtrt Show (C)
Michael Penn wins a football pool, 11:50 Cl Movie: "The Law la tht Lr#"
It seems like a dream come true (comedy) '59-Femandel, T*.
-but it turns Into a nightmare. 12.:30 m Clntlfta Slturay: "The Wtd· fJ @ @ Lnrence Welk: (C) (55) dln1 of Lilli Marlene." m HM~ of Show BlllilMll: (C) 1:00 m A.ll·Ni&M SM: (C) "Sabaka,"
{90) Venety allow feeturlnl Richard ''iftUI and Pettr," and "Run for ttlt
Burtun. Glynil Johns. Tom Jones. Sun.''
~ CLOSE-UP
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The Barkleys of Big Valley
Forecasts of networks cutting down on the number of Westerns
have been in vogue recently. but The Big Valley with its colorful
Barkley FamiJy will be back for a fourth season this fall on AB('
The Barkleys--Batbara Stanwyck, Rfo hard Long. Peter Breck,
Lee Majors and Linda Evans will continue to star in the Western
Head of the Barkley Clan. Bo:rbara Stanwyck, and daughter
Linda Evans.
drama series set against the picturesque background of California•s
teeming San Joaquin Valley of the 1870s.
Critics and viewers alike agree that the family and its complex
and colorful relationships is ooe of the major reasons for the series'
success.
M~ Stanwyck, silver-haired, 61 , and with a figure of a 20-year-
old, likes playing Victoria Barkley-the blood-and-guts matriarch
of the clan-in the Four Star International series.
''It's a vital, dynamic role.·· she says. "aod Victoria is a frankly
mature woman who is almost as active as her children.''
The veteran actress. winner of two Emmys-one of ·them for
The Big VatJey-is as vital and dynamic off stage in the series
as on.
"Sbe>s an inspiration to everyone,·• notes eitecutive co-producer
Jules V. Levy. "Barbara is always early for her calls, always pre-
pared for her work, and as professional a performer as tlle enter-
tainment business bas ever had."
However. in at lea.st one area, Levy wishes Barbara was a little
less dynamic. "She insists on doing her own stunts, including riding
aod falls," Levy sighs, "and we all arc concerned. It really doesn't
do us much good to protest because Barbara is determined.''
. "1 just didn't want to play the part of a darting old lady with a
lavender blanket over my knees," the actress said. "To tell the
truth, l think I'm a frustrated stuntwoman."
The Big Valley was created for Miss Stanwyck. but it took four
years for the project to reach the stage where a pilot was made by
the top film production team of Levy, Arthur Gardner and Arnold
Laven. Casting of charac1ers combined the eitperienced with the
fresh and untried.
"Barbar.a was the foundation and then Richard Long and Peter
Breck were naturals," the producer says. "Dick plays the educated
son while good old Peter is the rough. tough. brawling one."
Let Majors was given his first chance as an actor-having been
a recreation director in North Hollywood-and he's more than
lived up to eitpectations as has the beautiful Linda Evans who
plays the daughter of the clan.
The Big Valley commenced its fourth season in production with
Richard Long directin~ and Anne Baxter as guest star. • • •
The Blc Valley cast on the c:ovw (from teft to f'laht), Barblira Stan·
.,ck, Linda Evana, Rk:hard Lons. hter Breck and Lee .Ulon. ,..a
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~UGUST 18
MORNING
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ming without advance no.
tice.
1:45
6:50
7:00
Th• Cllristophers
Give Us This D11/Ntw1 (C)
Tom and Jerry (C)
The Bible Answers
7:30 Undtrdoi (C)
• Profile Werld of Youth (C)
Mr. Wbllbont Show (C)
CCMli. Music (C) 1:00 ~ ump Unto MJ Feet
Th• ristopllers (C)
CatlMdnl of Tonaomw (C)
More for Your MontJ
(i) God Is tilt Answer (C)
• ~tana Sobre lot Hl}os
1:15 nt CMtblpMn
B MJ f'IW'Orit9 Slf'llMNI: (C) Dr.
Edwin Roberts. Oneonta Conlf'l!I·
tlonal Church. south Puad•,
lests.
Homebuytrs' Gulde (C)
Bullwi•kle (C)
Cllurdl In tflt HOllM (C)
(]) Sunday Matinee: "The Cl•
the Red Monkey."
@ @ First Baptist Cllurdl
~ 00 feature: (C) "A New L*
at an Old Address."
11:30 f) Qj (j) Flee the Nation (C) O Aencutture USA: (C) "Ntw Looll
in Food Processin1." Gov. Wlnthnip
Rockefeller guests. (R) O Di.ttovery: (C) "Jets. Orthlda
and Kanearoos" shows how trans-
portation by Jet aircraft has madt
it possible tor people to enjoJ
goods and services from more
places in the world than ever be-
fore. (R)
O Movie: (C) "Rommel's Tr9..,.,.
(musical) '59--Paul Christian, Dawn
Addams.
AFTfRNOON
1:30 Look Up and Un (C) lZ:OO f) (ii Cl) Professional Soccer: (C)
• Movie: "Japanae War Bride,. Boston vs. Baltimore.
rama) '52 -Don Taylor, Shirley O lnttrn1tional Zone
Yamaeuchl. O Mcwle: (C) "Tb• Qultt Miii" 8 Feee to f~ (C) , (drama) '52 -John Wayne, MIU·
. Movie: 'Bl1ttlwell • Island"' reen O'Hara.
(drama) '39-John Garfield, Rose-O Issues ind Answtn: (C) Senator
mary lane. Eugene McCarthy guests. I ICattlryn Kulllmen (C) Essentially S.1 00 Penteeosbl Holiness @ faltll for Tod1y (C) 00 Tom and Jerry (C) • Music• J P1l1bru
Exa... DIEX (C) 12:'30 Youth ind Pl>lice (C) 9:001 Camera Tllrff (C) Prtu Conference (C) Mormon Tabemacle Choir (C) Robin Hood
C..r Cartoons (C) 1 CI) Feature
Sunday Titeltre: "Trooper Hook." @ lnsipt (C)
"Subway in the Sky" and "Adven· • Lo Prohibido
tures of Don Coyote." 1:00 • @@ Mftt the Presa (C)
;
Country Musk (C) Movie: ''11111 Brennan Cllt"
CI) Mlnlsttrill Aaoeiatlon (drama) '4&-Mona Freeman, James 00 SundlJ Feawre: "Abbott & Dunn.
Costello meet the Keystone Kops." O News (C) ~ ()) Publk Strvke Alm.s m Movie: "Tiit Fueftiye IOld"
@D Variedadt:s (C) (drama) '60-Marton Brando, Anni
9:30Ef1 and the News (C) Magnani.
Movie: ''Shodlproor• (drama) ID Rtviv1I Ares (C)
' met Wilde. Patricia Kni&ht. 1:30 B News Conference (C)
0 Miiton tit• Monsttt (C) fJ Golf Final Round (i1) (]) Allen Revlv1I Hour •
10:00 fJ summtt Leamlnr: "Jazz semi· * Westchester Classic
nar.'' This series is presente~ in 0 lil (i) Westchester Golf ca..
conjunction with the University of sic: lf >Tack Nictdaus will be on
Michigan. hand for this year's competition. Aa
I This Is the lift (C) winner of last year's $50,000 first
Unu1 die Lionhearted (C) prize purse. he will be in action on
Movie: (C) "Arrow in ttl• Ottlt" the difficult Westchester Country
(adventure) '54-Stertlng Hayden, Club's West Course in Harrison,
Coleen Gray. New York. ID Movie: "Room In tflt HC!IM" (i1) ffi Issues 1nd Answtrt -(C)
(drama) 'S~atrick Barr. Marjorie 2:00 1J Rams Football: (C) The LA
Rhodes. Rams meet the Dallas Cowboys at I ~ firm Show (C) the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Underdog (C) in a pre.season game.
elipa Sandltz O On Campus: (C) ''Raisin Wine.''
10:30 IJ (!pportunltJ lint (C) A student film on tha day In the B @ 00 The Catholic Hour: (C) life of Harry Oliver. Hollywood art
"Justice and Peace." Part Ill of director and a type of 1rass·root•
four·part series exploring the philpsopher. (R)
Church's role In the world's basic I Roller Derby (C)
social and economic problems. 00 Anndsair Adventllrt (C) 0 (i1) (3) llup BunllJ (C) 00 Wrest1in1 (C) 9 (j) Town Hall Mettlna (C) 2:30 O Movie: ''Operation Top Sec..r'
11:00 I) Ar-of Contplelity: (C) ''Com· (suspense) '64 -Roger Hadln,
munlcations Media and Culture." A Charles Vanel.
look at What happened when man @(])Sunday Mltlnee: "Attadl of
moved from illiteracy to alphabetic the SO·Foot . Woman."
writing. and from manuscript culture 3:00 O Movie: "Brlpt VlctDIJ" (dra·
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4:00
Q) Color T1'11trl: (C) '1he Beast
of Hollow Mountain." ~ 00 I Believe In Mlr1des (C)
II UCLA vs. Tenn! Last * year's exciting clash!
0 UCU football: (C) UCLA Brulna
pray Tennessee. Keith Jacbon calls
the play-by-play.
9 The Monroes (C)
Video Dlaest (C) ~ feature film: "Date at Mid·
night."
4:30 I News1111llers (C) • Cowtown Rodeo (C)
: S. in Amerial (C)
Ci) full Gospel Revlv1I
4~ m Tiie Emprus (C)
5:00 II News: ~) Clete Roberts.
fJ Movie: Ker to tlM City" (ro·
mance) '50-Clari( Gable, Lorett.
Young . fJ Char&tt'S football: (C) San Die·
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Burke's Law
@Seven Arts Theatre: "Red
Skies of Montana."
~@ Cimp1i&n and Cindld1t1s
£Il) t.pltol and the Citro: (C)
"Funeral Reform.'' Dr. Clifton Moore
moderates a discussion with State
Senator George Moscone (D·S.F.),
Very Rev. Msgr. Patrick Nolan, Rev.
Frederick Groetsema and Rabbi Bur·
ton Mindick.
Q!)' Ci) ~istence (C)
@EToros
• Ctmp1i&n and Cindid1tes (C)
Ch.,.nne
5:30 I Q?l Ci) Am1teur Hour (C)
00 You ind the Law (C)
: Blact Journal (C) (R)
rVENING
6:00 IJ Qj 00 Tiie 21st Cttltuiy: (C)
(30) "Atomic Medicine." A look at 1
new branch of medical science
which employes nuclear radiation to
diagnose and treat diseases. (R)
§ Ii) 00 Frank McSH (C) (30)
Dick Sinclair's Pollll Partde (C)
( ) m Tllertre I (60) fE Gospel of Christ
&:lO II Ralph Story (C) (30) Story ex·
amines the history of Christine ~erlin&. the lone woman responsl·
ble for turning a historic Los An·
geles landmar1t from a dingy alley,
overrun with refuse and roguea.
Into the polished Olvera Street. (R) 0 @ 00 Animal Kinfdom: (C)
(30) "Killers of the Sea.''
11 Love Lucy (30)
M1nn1ee 22
~lrtioft (R)
(!) Slndr1 & JlntmJ Bays
6:55@(Il Kem Fann fads
7*» R ~ (f) Lmit: (C) (30) At the
nltion s Tederal space center in
Florida, where U.S. Forest Ranier
Corey Stuart ls assiined for th•
historic launchlna of Apollo/Saturn
V, Lassie tries to befriend a on ..
man iuant dog that Is plnlna away p 9 Ci) Bonwa· (C) (60) ''To Mrs. Sidney COtntlil C.llahan ..-
for a master who will never return. Ote In Darkness." ·John Whltmoni In this 111ment entJtled "Th• Rtb
(R) 111.m ts a man who seeks to Uncapd.'' CJ @ 00 Ripper. (C) (30) "Alp· avenae his p(llOfl stay by holdlnt m News: (C) (30) Cllf IOrL
per and the Spy," Aipper and Ben end Candy prisoners in a dt· 0) """= (C) (30) Bob Noble.
Sandy are duped Into helplna a spy ~aerted~~~-(R) N' ..... M--"-(C) 10:30 I W..W of Yodl (C) (30) when a secret lnitrument pack.ap l..ll.J -net., ,.... -La Crane (C) (60)
from a rocket ls lost in Coral Key reltelt Sbow Oft &rtlll"'o(dra· Sci.fl 'f1lutr9 (C) (30) Park. (R) ma} ·~har1ton Heston, James :00 .,. · II John Gary SMw: (C) (90) Stewart. Betty Hutton, Comel Wilde, 11• itt:::e-S::,~.Rlipllt (C) CW.
Guests are Anita Bryant, author Dorothy Lamour, Gloria Grahame, CJ Tiie 1111! How 't1tn: (C) (30)
Jacqueline Susann, Kaye Stevens, Emmett Kelly, Henry Wilcoxon, Lyle Tom Brokaw
and Sou&_ Sales. Bettger, Lawrence llemey. This I pt y : D (ff) lV Yo,119 to Botto• of S.: Academy Award-winning motion pie-Ralpb · arfl IM ..-: ~
(Cj (60) "Savage Junfle." Junale tul'I of circus life tells of a circus 0) Ed Ames end And1 Orttfl
fighters from outer space by to manager. struulln& with poor busl· ~~-(C) (30)
tum Earth into a stumlng junfle rteas, hts own rom1nce and the m tin•• Sa!MllJ· "Rile ind so they can take It over. (R) problems with his hired pefformn Shine" •
I Trvtll or Consequenctt (C) (30) m Pr•fll• In eou...-. (60) @ 00 nJa OeJ 19'8 (C)
Gllllpn's Island (30) 1!J Ftltlt fer TodaJ (C) (30) Qt (j) Nen (C)
Oo111lnps Herdez fS S~ Btfsinus 11:15 IJ N..a: (C) H1rry Reatoner.
7:30 IJ 9 (j) Gentle Ben: (C) (30) &I) Aleanat Mam 11 •. 30 ! M-'e·. ----~p .....__ Tom sets a backfire to counteract 9 30-Cl and Trldl (C) 3Ci ...,, --•-a raging Everalades blaze, unaware : &W r ( ) • Mt" (drama) ' 1ul N .. that his action has trapped Marie m Wot1d Advtnturt (C) (30) min, Pier Analfl. .
and Ben between the infernos. (R) fE SundaJ Look/Manion Foru• CJ Movie: "'11le Reluctlllt W CJ @ 00 Walt Dlsnt,: (C) (60) t'E loltDlt SpiphotrJ (R) (sUspense) '6S-Jeen Martis. M1ur·
"Sancho, the Homing Steer." Con· a> Qran T•tro ice Tyenac.
cluslon. Having escaped from the 10:00 II a Cl) Mi...t: l11poaibte: (C) I Open for DilClllliott (C)
Indians to whom he was traded, {60) Drama aeries starring Peter • CltflltiUu,.
Sancho, a Texas longhorn, begins Graves, Barbara Bain, Gre1 Moma, • his 1,200-mlle journey home. (R) Peter Lupus and Martin Landau. (R) 11:45 fJ Wot1d of Yodl (C)
fJ ~lll!On $ Movie: "LI Befit D ~ Ci) Hlf.t Claaplrral: (C) (60) 12:00 II Nbllc StfVlcl (C)
Amencame" (comedy) '62-Robert 'The Kinsman. ' A 1ona·missln1 rel•· fJ @ Cil ABC Ntn (C)
Dhery, Colette Brosset. tive wanted for murder seeks safety 12:15 fJ Mowlt: (C) "MWIH-Dl&I• ....
I Outer Limits (60) with the unsuspectlna C.nnons and uld" (drama) '52-&ther Williama.
Sci-Fi TllNtr• (C) (30) then steals their payroll. Jack Loni Victor Mature.
The Ii& Picture ruesta. (R) 12:30 m CiMtu SUlMlly: "Tiit Woftll
The French Chef: Julia. Child 11 SundlJ Report (C) (30) <Mes Me a living."
shows how to prepare, four·tn·hand D WUllaaa f. a~ (C) (60) 1:00 fJ Movie: (C) "MMll..t Ill 11111
chicken. . Three Catholic laywomtfl illk about J11nctt" (adventurt) '58 -Rol»6lt
8:00 B Qj (j) Ed Sullrv1n: (C) (60) needed church refonn Dr MarY Hu&hes.
Guests are Rex Harrison, Diana Daly, Mn. Rosemary Ruettier end 1:30 a MIC "'*' (C) Ross and The Supremes, The Kess·
ler Twins, fllp Wilson, and The1--------------------------
Tem1>tatlons. (R)
fJ @ @ The FBI: (C) (60) "Blu&-
print for Betrayal.'' A routine police
finaerprint check of a dead woman
alerts l nspector E rsklne to the pos-
$i ble revival of Die Rote Kapell&-
the Red Orchestra-a Communist
spy ring that operated in Nazi Ger·
many. Antoinette Bower, Donald
Davis, and Alf l(Jellin guest. (R)
I Adventure In Sports (C) (30)
The fltlter f1mily
M1kln& Tblnp Grow (C) (R)
Yarildacles
8:30 0 @ (6) litotlllrs-in·Llw: (C) (30)
"JerrY's Nlght Out With the Boys."
Eve and Kaye try to talk Suzie out
of allowing Jerry a night out. while
Herb and Roger convince Jerry that
he should assert himself. (R) II Upbeat (C) (60) Guests are
Gene Pitney, Jay and The Tech·
nlques, Chuck Berry, The Rotary
Connection. The lemon Pipers, Joey
Dallas. The Upbeat Dancers and
The GTO's.
Favorite Story (C) (30)
The World ToMorrow (C) I Insight (30)
I Vici!' I Watts ftltlval: A Ptf·
formin1 Arts Society of Los Angeles
documentary of the recent Wett.a
Festival. PASLA produced the docu·
mentary with KCET providing tech·
nlcal assistance and equipment. The
show focuses on the art exhibits
and the concert performances.
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MONDAY
AUGUST 19
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 O "Nlatitfall" (mystery) '57-Anne
Bancroft, Aldo Ray. fJ ''Tht Maile Voyaie of Sin~·
(adventure) '62-Edward Stolar. (C)
"Pursuit and Loves of Quttn Vic-
toria" (drama) '58-Romy Schnel·
der.
11:00 O "Tht Fedwal Man" (drama) '50
-William Henry, ''The Well.Croom«t
Bride'' (comedy) '46 -Olivia de
Havllland.
12:30 m ''Tht ThrN Musbtffrs" (com·
edy) '39-The Ritz Brothers. "Tht
Prlmt Minister" (drama) '41-John
Gielgud.
2:00 IE "Stranft Trllnlft" (mystety)
'46-Preston Foster, Signe Hasso.
4:30 O "The Youn1 Guns" (western)
'57-Rus.s Tamblyn, Gloria Talbott.
FVENINC
6:00 IJ HuntltJ·lrlnkley Report (C) (30)
St.¥1 Allen Show: (C) (90)
Godfrey Cambrldre. actor Ed Berley,
sonestress Jaye P. Morgan, and
The Mothers of Invention guest. 0 Sil O'Clodl Movie: (C) "tiood
Day for 1 Haneinl(• (western) '59-
Frea" MacMurray, Mauie Hayes.
I Marirlt loy (C) (30)
Bat Masterson (30)
(]) Merv Griffin (C)
What's New?
Amor Sublime
1:30 a (j) NFL Today: (C) (3 hr)
The Chicago Bears vs. The Green
Bay Packers at Milwaukee County
Stadium. Ray Scott calls the play.
by-play and Paul Christman serves
as analyst.
I KNBC News Serlict (C) (60)
Tiit Groovy lalow (C) (30)
Badttlor fatltlf (30)
McH1l1's Navy (30) 'l) HunUt J·lriakltJ Report (C)
Scttnc.e Report.r: "Power for
the Moon Ship." Science Reporter
John Fitch hosts a program exam·
i
lninte:!;t.power behind the Apollo
NoticitfV 34 (C)
7:00 f Troop (30)
r I Love Lucy (30)
CUIJ an's llhlnd (30) 00 f eaturt film: (C) "Yellow
stone Kelly."
I W1sllinit0ft in Rtview (C)
Ftllpa S.dltz
7:25 Cl) NIWI (C)
7:30 nit Monkets: (C) (30) "Some
e It Lukewarm." Davy Is per·
suaded by his sidekicks to dress
up like a rlrt to make the group
eligible to enter a rock and roll
contest sponsored by a radio st•·
tion. Deana Martin auesta. (R) 0 &olden Voy11r. (C) (30) "Mor·
ocoo." Tonight's hi&hliaht Is 1
rarely photographed dlnclnr pet·
formance by the blue-$kinned Ber·
b11r £!0Ple. D (11) (]) Cowboy In Afl'ka: (C) ~) "The Quiet Death." A native
leader threatens to bum the Hayes.
Sinclair rame ranch When it is
quarantined for sleeplnr sickness. e • Million $ Movie: (C) "Sood
omlni, Miu Dovt" (drama) '55
-Jennifer Jones, Rober1 Stadt.
I Truth or Constqueneu (C) (30)
Plfry Mason (60)
Makl11 Thinp Grow: (C) "Dutch
Bulbs." Thalassa Cruso explains
how to bring popular outdoor bulbs
inside. The Plant Lady demonstrates
how to pot daffodils, hyacinths, and
earty tulips.
@'I) Comicos y Canclont1
1:00 a Tht Champions: (C) (60) "The
Night People." The Champions In·
vesti&ate an English Lord and his
witchcraft-practicing wife who are
suspected of tryinr to upset the
market on uranium. Terence Alex·
ander and Adrienne Corri guest. O Movlt: "Salty O'Rour .. " (ad·
venture) '45-Alan Ladd, Gall Rus-
sell. . m Haul (C) (30)
Eil) Rainbow Quest: Songs of travel
are featured as Sonny Terry on
harmonica and Brownie McGhee on
guitar join host Pete Seeger.
@'I) Lo Prohlbido
8:30 0 @ (I) Rat htrol: (C) (30)
"The Field·of-Death Raid." The Ger·
mans use Sgt. Troy's brother as bait
to capture the Rats. A picture of
Troy and his kid brother. an RAF
pilot, is found on the body of a
Bedouin who attacked the desert
raiders. The Rats backtrack and find
Capt. David Troy staked out in a
mine field with German soldiers
waitin1 in ambush. Nikos George
guests. (R)
I Merv Griffin (C) (90)
World of Women (C) (30)
Anita dt Montemar
9:00 6 NIC Comedy Playhouse:
( ) ~)~r. Biddle's Crime Wave."
A daffy research scientist becomes
involved in a series of comic mis-
adventures. Roddy McOowall stars. 0 @ (}) FtlonJ SqUlli: (C) (30)
"The Flip Side of Fear." Conclu·
sion. As Sit. Stone builds a case
aralnst Ollie Otis. the suspect drugs
end marries sinaer Julle Brown, the
only per10n who can link him to the
death of her agent Ollie has Julie
committed to a sanitarium and ar·
ranges a fatal accident for the am·
bulance that carries her there.
Roddy McOowall, Lynda Day, Jon
Shank and Michael Christian guest.
(R) m Holiday (C) (30)
Eil) Ballot Power: ''The Mechanics
of a Convention." A panel of con·
cerned experts discusses the In·
ternal workings of a polltical con-
vention. They eumine the delica·
cles of delegate seating, the day-
to-day pulse of the convention, and
the checldnf of deleiate credentials.
@'I) Music.I y Estrtllu Mussart
9:30 8 Qi Ci) Lucy Show: (C) (30)
Guest Georre Burns. appearln1 as
himself, laments that a comedienne
addled enough to be a satisfactory
partner for his unique brand of
humor is hard to find-and then
he meets Lucy. Jack Benny's voice
Is heard In a brief telephone con-
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<, AUGUST 17. 1968
It's a long day for
TomBr6kaw.
Monitoring the wire services, interviewing,
writing, and editing the news goes on
14 hours a day for KNBC News
Service anchorman Tom Brokaw. His
popular news reports now come
to you twice a night- first on the
Fifth Hour Edition, and later
with an up-to-the-minute wrap up on the
Eleventh Hour Report. Supporting
Tom's 11 p m. weeknight coverage of
world, national and local events are Ross
Porter with sports, Gordon Weir
with the weather, plus the complete
facilities of the largest broadcast news
organization in the West. Keep up, with 4.
KNBC NEa'VVS SH!RVIDE .,. I
11 TH HOUR REPORT r ~~ -·
• 19158
I
I
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versatlon. ( R) ' 0 (HI Cll ,.,._.. Pllce: (C) (30)
Rodney experiences sensation In his
hind; the Rev. Winter nealects his
c:onaru•tlon; Jiii refuses acMc.
from Dr. Rossi.
Cl) Tiie Roruu (60) m NET Journel: "Never 1 Back·
wud Step." A prollle of medle
moaul Lord Thomson of Reet Street.
The film documents the spread of
DAYTIME PROGRAMS
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
Roy Thomson's publiahlna empire § LNWt tt tt ..._ ! T•pe: (C) The Oomana.
from Entland to the U.S. Comment-(1) h nonaa labnfield Mwlt: Monday only. See Da)'-
lna on Thomson are Marshall Mc· @ s.nnr Today (C) e Movies. Sarllide 6, (C) Frfday
Luhan, Prime Minister Wilson, ex· All stations reserve the 10:30 I ~flj Dick vaa °"* SMw only. Czech president Antonin Novotny, Holl--i Lo (C) fl) Tedlalcal ConMr competitors and associates. (R) rioht to change program-6 ,_ .... ..ares;
I Revlsta uu-•--1 "!' 'th ut d Pettr al'1hall host& 2:25 II a Ci) Nlft (C) "' -ming w1 o a vance n~ I Tiie a.tin 10:00 9 Cl) Andy Griffith: (C) (30) tice. ~ r.n,Dkt Clwttt Sllow (C) 2:30 II~~ Tiie EAlp of Nl&llt (C) Howard's mother remarries and l.lLI C 0 1'1le Metch lame: (C)
moves away, so Howard remodels 6:10 II Give Us This DIJ /Newt (. C) rom ~ Inside Out ( ) Gene a um host.a.
their home Into a bachelor pad 6:30 II S&lmmer Semestr. (C) Dr. Featuru. Sci-Fl ThNh, (C) II Dobie Clllls; Cookln1 Around tM
and tries to throw a swlnalng party. Douglas S. Damrosch of Columbia Tues., Thurs. World, (C) Wednesday only. ~ University Is Instructor for "Health 11:00 II! Ci) Love of Life (C) U @(I) Dltln1 Game: (C) Jim ~ fi) I Spy: (C) (60) "Pin· Today," on Monday, Wednesday and 0 @ Jeop,r4J: (C) Art Flem· Lanae hosts.
w eel. ' Tn Acapulco, 11 somewhat Friday. Professor Kempton E. Webb fog osts. . 2.:55 Q @ Cl) NBC Newt (C) scatterbrained female aaent Joins ls Instructor on Tuesday, Thursday 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. 00 .:. 4l!i:Jll (j) The Stcr'lt stomi (C)
Robln'°n and Scott on an aS$ign· and Saturday with "The Oevelopln1 Johnny Grant offers cash prizes dur-3: ~ 1iUJ
ment. Arfene Golonka guests. (R) Wor1d: Latin America." Ina the movies. Cookinl wittl Corrt" II P.D.Q. (C) Dennis James hosta.
BGeorl!. htnaia N ... (C) (60) Q £ducall.on Escllan11: (C) Wed. . 0 HlehwaJ Patrol
@ lJ) Tiit 811 ValleJ: (C) (60) "Roota.'' The first weeil of a two-ID Romper ltoo111: With Miss Mary. 0 @ (]) Gen .. I HMpltlf (C)
"Guilty!" Jarrod risks his life try-week series produced by WKYC·TV 11:25 II 9 (I) Cllffhws (C) Cl) lolo die Clown (C)
ing to save a client. Convicted in Clevel~nd is an examination of 11:30 I a (j) Surdl for TolllOmlW (C) fB !'tn-oft
murderer Jeff Bowden escapes cus-the Amencan Ntgro. The program , @ @ [JI Guea; (C) Bill Cul· 9 (I) M1tinee: Don Rodtw1ld.
tody and takes refuge in a crowded looks at the Ntgro in literature. In len hosts. 3:30 fJ Boutiqu.: (C) Potpoum of mu-
school. Jarrod, unarmed, enters the the ghetto environment and in DP· m SMrift John (C) lie, convemtion, auests. beeuty
building and trios to talk him into position to the police. m News and fashion.
surrenderina. Norman Alden guests. I uercia With Gloria (C) . 11:4511 i! Ci) Tiie G•idint UPI {C) a Mib Douatas: (C) Peter law·
(R) Educational featum . -(C) I d h •· I Secret Aalllt (60) Techniul Cofner .... or co-OSi.>.
Jacl Lltllaia Newt (C) (60) 7:00 Education: TodaJ i nd Tomorrow. 0 The Tllln Man
Tutro fl111lllar (C) A series that explores the multi· U @ (])One l ife To Un (C)
1Ct30 Qi CJ) Gunsmotlt: (C) (60) Se· faceted wor1d of education. Host 11 Cl) Hobo Kelly (C)
ries stamng Jim Amess and Aman-Professor Charles F. Lehman. and 12:00 II A 51111.., Tltll1c. (C) A celeb-9 (j) Dialln1 tor Dollars Mowt.
da Blake. (R) the program is produced in associ· rity auest·host lhow. 4:00 II Mr. Ed; Movie: Tutadiy and aJ Newa: (C) (30) Bill Johns. ation with the University of Michl-0 ~Ci) Let's Mau a 0...1: (C) Friday. See Daytime Movies. fID Sii in America: (C) "The Sex· aan. Mont.l_ Hill hosts. 0 D1Yofa C
ual Rebellion." Or. John Beuton a @(i) The TodlJ Satow: (C) I (ll) (1) lewttdted Court ( )
outlines the steps in sexual devel· Hugh Downs. Barbara Walters, a"3 • Teapo: (C) Cole and Bohrman. U @(])Dark Slladowl (C)
opment. and points out significant Joe Garagiola are feetured. Bat Mm.non 0 Ctlll'llt Cllapllf!
conclusions about the development U .Good Day U (C) Jerry Oexttr (j) AndJ of MaJbenY 40 COLOR PREMIERE!
of the personality. hosts. Stu Kahan keeps you up·t~ 12:30 I g ~As tllte World Tuma (C) * Fl ESTA AT 4 O'CLOCK
11:00 O Tilt lltll Hour Ntn: (C) (30) date with the news. • 6 DIJS of Our UN (C) Exciting New TV Game
lom Brokaw. I Mr. Wlslabone (C) r ...... lllt: (C) John I Tbe westernlft (30) 7:15 StDct Marbt Bartholomew Tucker hosts. Consumer Fraud Expose.
Newa: (C) (30) Batter Ward. 7:30 CIS Nen: (C) Joseph Senti. m Movlr. See Daytime Movies. 4:30 11 Sea Hunt, Mond1y only. Mtwlee
Movlt: .,Aallf lab(' (drama) Dlpbae's Cartoons (C) Ben Hunter hosts. Wed., Thura. See Daytime Movl•
-Mercedes Mc<:ambridae, Geor1e 1.-00 0 9 (j) Captain Kanproo: (C) m Diallna for Dollar1 0 Georp Putna• Ntw1 (C)
Hamilton, Joan Blondtll. With Bob Keeshan. • .:. IMll ~ • _... 1 ... Spl U N u....-(C) Bute W nf
E CrMt (C) (60) fJ 1lle Bil Kids' Show: (C) Color 1.00 ~ 1D1 .._. 1 1 •alJ tn• ewa "'"": r 1 •
Movie: "led U.-r' (mystery) cartoons. dored T11 I (C) 0 Movie: See Daytime MO'lltt.
eorae Raft, Viralnla Mayo, 1:30 fJ Movie: See Da1tlme Movies. B ID CI) :.:::.~c~C) Mike mm~~. ~·,,~op .. (C) I ~ Ntwt (C) llOStess Jackie Joseph offers calh @ CI> · ._,.
1llil o., 1961 (C) prizes for correct answers durlna ~ro:,. hosts. (C) .... (i1) (]) Miu 0ou1111 (C)
11:30 '"" O'Cloct hport: {C) {30) th• movie. 1:30 ~ 1£11 Cl) ..... 'hl1J: .... 5:00 II a CJ) CIS Ennlq News: (C) JeRrry~u@h~ Toaldrt .. (C) 9:0088 ;-~· : :.:~.:_:ovi~ !L~n11;e~1~ Werlcl (C) a:~n~~·~~:,te.
MOYie: "ClllW" (drama) '44-. , @ 6 $Mp Judpietlt: (C) The (i1J lt'a H1ppenln1: (C) Cl) TM A111ailn& 1lnt
Susanna Fosttr, Boris Karloff. wife of McMahon's nighttime Te>-art Un say and Paul Revere host ~ rT\ JI ....... ___ __ (C)
I I~..._ 9i..a..... ....... (C) this teen-adult show. ~ ~ •mJ •-• -,,,., ·--night Show boss, Joanne CaflOfl, CD "ZODIAC IN FASHION" 9 ()) Sllalle1'1 Pini Paltf Ntwt plays the game with football star I E!
tz:OO ovie: "Tiie Lo111 Htur (ad· Don M•edith this week. * Zodys Fashion Show (C) 40 COLOR PREM ER
venture) '57-Victor M1ture, Diana m Jadl LI Linne: (C) Fitness end m Yeer Zodiac 11t Fnlllt11: (C) * AL COLLINS SHOW
Dors. • exercise Protram. Mondly and Friday only. A fashion Youngsters and Oldsters I Joe P)ne (C) @CV Car1Dens (C) show from Zodys Department store. alike will be Dell&htedl
12.:30 Outer Limits 9:25 a QJ Ci) NBC 1kw1 (C) Movie: Tuesd1y and Thursday. See
' Action Tllealrr. "Don Juan Qull-(.emml&llltr Bulletin Board: Pub· Q!Jtlm• Movies. 5:30 II Tiie 811 News: (C) Jerry Dun· l~n." he service film commenting on up· W Office of die Presideat phy. Monday only. 12~55 U Movie: "Siii Troop Attack" (ad· ""' coming community activities. 1:55 0 lH) (I) Clllldrtn'a Doctor: (C) 0 Oult Ind Hantet StM Alen ~~nrotu1re) '60411chael Forest. Shella g;JOBltlJ .--.. Hlllbilllts Lencfoii H. Smith M.D. ~w: (C) Frid1y only. Guesb art ""' ,... .. _,, ' Vincent Price. Joanie Sommers, Tht
1:00 0 Movie: (C) ''tton.,_.n" (to• tollCllCltration: (C) Huah 2:00 II" Cl) To Tell die Trutll: (C) Tlmes Square Two. Nick Lam~. and
ma1 nc.) '66 -Anthony Steel, Lud· IDowr.:v:o~t lot» Bud Iyer ho~ Everett Goodell. (R)
m la Tcher1na. LAI Cr Sllow (C) f.?i!'r~~:U. '!°,i:\u:r DI~ fJ UC Neon: (C) Frenk RtYnolda. I eoN ... ···,C)•ltJ lullttill ....,. (';;'\ J..!~ -I ..... (C) m CartDons 1.1J ...,. ... ... pn~.th• aame with host Tom Ken· ftl Tilt Addam ,1111..,
l:JO IMvil: "Ont Heaft•IJ NlOt" 10:001 AAdJ of 1 .. 1'*11 _, _, sq mance) '31-£velyn i.,ye. John · QI Ci) P'trtoMlltr: (C) Larry fJ ~ (]) ,._lrMI ~ Cil 1llil D_, 1 .. (C)
Boles. ydtn hosts. Bob ~banks host& 9 (j) Q~ Fr9• UNCU (C)
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TUESDA Y
AUGUST 20
For morninc and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the richt to
chance proerammin1 with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
l:30 0 (C) ·-Y.. ..uttM Doll" (musical) '40 -June Haver, Mert
Stevena. p "NMr Let &." (dreme) '62-
Richerd Todd. ~I ff tll9 WW'
(adventure) '3S--Oert Gable.
11:00 a "flftMdden J111n<" (adventure) '50--von Hervey. ''Mlt 1 Uhl"
(comedy) '39-Jeckle Cooper.
12:30 OJ "hbllc Enemf' (drama) '31-
James Ceeney. "llutunc:e on tM HIP Sea" (romance) '48--0oris Day.
1:30 ID "Cit and MMM" (mystery) '60
-lee P1tttrlon, Ann Sears.
4:00 IJ ...,._~ff Mwc. ,..,.
(adventure) '38-Gery Cooper, 81111
RethboM.
4:30 D '"lllepr (drama) • '55-Edwerd
G. RoblnlOll, Nina Foch .
..... ,
f \.'f N ING
1:00. n. lie .... (C) (60) Jq
!Dun~~~ (C) (JO)
"'" . -i1leW: (C) (90) estJ are actor Richard Kilty,
comic Slappy White, alnpr Slim
Gaillard, 10nptrea Donne Theodor-,
bNuty expert Donna Norman. (R) D Six O'Goc* llevle: ~ilillJ C01111t" (comedy) '53 -Ven
John10n . .Mlntt laieh. ... ,., .., (C) (30)
........... (30)
Cl) lhfY lrtffta (C) : Mat's.._,
Mer SUbli.e 1:30 DIC ,._. Sel*9 (C) (60)
• Tiie ll'MWJ SMw (C) (30)
ladlelerfltMr(30)
Mdllle's NWJ (30)
(i) Huntltr·BrllkleJ lllport (C) . SCJe..a Rlt*t«: ''Suited for
Space." MIT Science R1pon1r John
Fitch looks et types of spacesuits
desiened for Apollo astronauts.
(J)Mdllle'a llnJ • Ritldtn 34 (C)
7:00 Qt Cl) CIS Enlllq ~ (C)
F Tro.p (30)
I loft LUCJ (30)
llNipD'a lllaad (30)
(i) Amttial (C) : 'f1M American $tip: "Boom Ind
Bust In the New Century." Dr. Ir·
win Swerdlow discusses U.S. the•·
tar at the tum of the century and
points out r1110ns for the "el'Nt
divide" in dnime et thet time. 6m ftlipl 51.nchz
(Continued)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST 17, 1961
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TUESDAY (Continued) I MIJY Griffin (C) (90)
1:ZS ~CI) Ntft (C) =~-:.~,:))
7:l0 11 9 Cl) DNtarl: (C) (60) Or. 9:00 AlltricM WMt (C) (30)
Marsh Tracy tries to break 1 chtt· lllcl ,enpective: "Tiit Bl1clc
t1h of its wild lnstlncta. Judy the star.'' Riy R<>1ers of the LA.
chimp1nzH takes 1 hand in the Times moderates a discussion be·
proceedi!!ts. (R) twffn "-rro television personalities D q (j) I DrH• of J11Mit: (C) ind a p1nel of IOCll newsmen.
{30) •1>per1tion: first Couple on 11V M•aical OA.art
the Moon." Jeannie's Impish sister 9:30 9 (j) CBS Coft1tC11 Sptdll:
poses u a space scientist so she ( ) (30)0wayne Hickman and Ben
can be Tony's partner and oon-Blue star in an oririnal comedy
vlncn Jeannie th1t Tony will . be about an Indian chief who claims ioln1 to the moon with a beautiful title to Manhattan. (R)
scientist and offers tn help prevent 0 @ (3) NYPD: (C) (30) "Cry
It. (R) Brute." ottective Johnny Corso Is
M lr•d 'rim b~'. (C) (30) accused of brutality In a $100,000 (jj) CI) 11m....' C!fllla: (C) law suit against the city. (R)
( ) "Run From Death: Two-time I P•stt>Ort to TrlVel (C) (30) Emmy winner Julle Harns auest~ in : Cov. Ru1aa Ntn ConferenCI a trlpl•fauted role. The Gonllu , Mirtu 1 111 21:30
arrlve In Fr1nce to rescue an Im· 10:00 9 Cl) Of 1i.c. Am•lca: (C)
prltoned aaent and are met by a ( ) "In Search of a Past." A visit
mysterious woman, Therese, who ex-to Ghana by three bleck Washin1·
plains that both their cont.act and ton, o.c., hieh school students In
the 11ent 111 dead. (R) an sttort to discover how pertinent
B Miiiien $ Movie: "OIWll Pat,..,. Africa is to today's black American.
(Cfram1) '38 -Errol Flynn, OIVid Q Cto'l!. Putnam News (C) (60) Niven, Basil Rathbone, Donald Crisp. {i7l l1J The Invaders: (C) (60) I Trvtl or Cefttequences (C) (30) • he"Vise." James Baxter, a Nearo
j IHclA I Sweff lftd LonlJ: servin1 as an Investigator for a
(60) The Hal linker f~mily .~tslt Senate subcommittee, is tom be·
the famous old warship 'Vasa In tween loyalty to his job and his
Sweden. (R) race (R)
fl!) Tbe Fr111dt Chef: J~lla Child 0 Secret A&tnt (60)
Shows how to prepare bnoche.s. m Jldl Latlu• N ... (C) (30)
l!GO: ~r~ SIMnKal 'A: (C) (30) m "ZODIAC I~ FASHION"
Com8clian London lee is special * Zodys Fashion Show (C)
guest at the Grand Ballroom of m Your Zodiac In Futlion: (C) (30)
New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Proaram displays fashions from
Biddln1 for stardom are The Teach· Zodys Department Store.
ers, a vocal-instrumental quintet. m The Actors Co111puy: Final rt·
folk sln1er-composer Andrea Mar· hearsal before the performance of
covicl, vocalist Bob Cameron, and "Macbeth."
The 1910 Fruit Gum Company. I Toros dt Espina e Roller Games _ Live! (C) 10:30 News: (C) (30) Biii J?hns. * T·BIROS vs. DETROIT ll:OO Jerry °:u':P~~ Report. (C) (JO)
D Roller C11MS: (C) (2 hr) L.A. 0 Tiit 11th Hour News: (C) (30)
f:Illrds vs. Detroit Devils. Tom Brokaw. m Hazel (C) (30) I The Westerners (30)
fil) NET Pl1yllousa: "Thirteen News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
A(alnst Fate-The Murderer." (R) • Movie: "Blad! Widow" (mys· a> Le holllbide tery) '54---Ginger Rogers, Van Hef·
l:lO 1J fB (j) Sa.owtl .. : (C) (60) lin, Gene Tierney, George Raft.
Steve All1t11 is host of variety hour m Les Crane (C)
starring his wile Jayne Meadows, m Movie: "Tampico" (suspense)
Britbh recording stars Lulu and '44 -Edward G. Roblnaon, Lynn
Cliff Richard, Irish comedian Mike Bari.
Newman, The Rumanian National I~ News (C) Dance Company and Orchestra, 6 Tiils Day 1968 (C)
Iranian balancing team The Jan WK News
Bazz Brothers and a British music· 11:30 ovle: "f'iratas of MonttrtY''
and -comedy 1roup called the Bonzo (adventure) '47 -Rod Cameron,
Dor Doo-Dah Band. Gilbert Roland.
O @ (i) TutldaJ Nl&lrt at Utt 8 ta 00 The Tonl&ttt Show (C)
Movies: (e") "No Man Is 111 Island" . · hie: "Fi&fttln& Guardsman"
(drama) '62-Jeffrey Hunter, Bar· (adventure) '45 -Willard Parker,
bara Perez. meph de Cordova, Anita Louise.
Marshall Thompson, Ronal Remy, I (jj) 00 Joey llsllop Sllow (C)
Vic Salayan. The true story of an 12:00 Jot Pjne (C)
American sailor In Wortd War II 12:30 All·Nialrt Sbow: "One Bil Al·
who coura1eously promoted Insur· far," "Kill or Be Killed," "Salute
rectlon again.st the Japanese mill· for John Citizen," "Letter From an
tary force occupying Guam by Unknown Woman."
iSM1ing war bulletins from I clan· m Action Theetre: "The Man I Mar-
destine press.!!P.P ired." O (fi) (j) Sift&lr Pr•· 12:50 O Movie: "Be1lnnln1 of tht End"
..ts t11e S0.11 a o '61: (C) (60) (sci-fl) '57 -Peter Graves, Peale
Actor-slnaer Ed Ames hosts this Castle.
cllmu to a national search for 1:00 II Movie: "111 Jack" (adventure)
fresh, youna talent in the field of '49-Wallaoe Beery, Marjorie Main.
popular music. Aretha Franklin, 0 Movie: (C) "The Qhut& tf
"Lady Soul," will 1pp11r 11 a spe-Ro•t" (~medy) '61 -Mucello
clal iuut. Nine flnallsts compete Mastroianni,
In three categories: male vocalist. 8 Coe••ltr l11Uetln loard
remale vocalist and musical aroup. Ntwl (C)
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WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 21
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 fJ (C) "Duel In the Junat... (dra·
ma) '54 -Dan• Andrews. Jeanne
Crain.
0 "Jinx Money" (comedy) '4S-
fhe Bowery Boys. (C) "Andr11 Ch•
nler" (drama)-Antonella Lualdi.
11:15 O "Ruler of the Sea" (adventure)
'3~Douglas Fairt>anks Jr., Mar1.a·
ret Lockwood.
1%:30 m "Strawbeny Blonde" (romance)
'4I-Rita Hayworth. "Syncop1tion"
(musical) '42-Jackie Cooper.
1:30 IE "Coutapous Mr. renn" (dra·
ma) '42-Clifford Evans, Deborah
Kerr.
4:30 U (C) "Last of the Buccaneers"
(adventure) 'SO-Paul Henreid, Jack
Dakie.
fJ (C) "Htrcula and the C.ptiwt
Women" (adventure) '63-Ret Parle.
Fay Spain.
EVENING
6:00 U Th~ II& News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
I Huntlty·Brlnklty Report (C) (30)
Stew Allen Sbow: (C) (90)
ests are Soupy Sales, aospel
singer Bessie Griffin. sinaer Bobby
Scott and ice·skating star Aja Za·
nova. In one skit, Allen plays Dr.
Richter Scale and interviews Soupy
Sales, a man caufht In the euct
center of an earthquake. (R) fJ Sii O'Oodl Movie: "fwbidcleft"
(mystery) '54-Tony Curtis, Joanne
Dru.
I M1rint Boy (C) (30)
Bit Masterson (30)
CI) Mm Griffin (C)
Wbafa Ntw1
Amor su1111 .. 6:301 KNBC News Stfvica (C) (60) • Tht Groovy Show (C) (30)
Badltlor ftttltf (30)
Mctt.lt'a NIVJ (30) 00 H11ntley-8rinkl1Y Report (C)
: Science Reporter: "Computer for
Apollo." John Fitc'1 reporta on the
computer complu at MIT In Cam·
bridge, Mus., which controls Pro)·
ect ~llo's guidance systems. Qt Cl) McHalt'1 NIVJ CE) Netidtro 34 (C)
7:00 U (it Ci) CBS Evtnln& News: (C)
(30) Walter Cronkite.
IF Troop (30)
I Love Lucy (30)
Glllipn'a llland (30)
(i) Yoti Asked tor It fMdler 'II: "litertture.H Aaron
man, from Santa Maria H.S.,
expl1lns how he uses the novel,
short story tnd poetry to help stu·
dents 1pprtcl1te litereture.
fl) FtliJt Saltdti
7:2.5@ CI) Ntn (C) Amon& them Is an exuberant COW· 10:30 llJ Newt.: (C) (30) Biii John.s.
7:30 IJ 9 Cl) lost In Spaw. (C) (60} boy who virtually kldnaped • sexy 11:00 II DMn O'Cloc* ~ (C) (30)
Sclence·flction adventure sertes with entertalnet in his detennination to Jeny Dunphy.
Guy Williams. June l..odthart, Mtr· mury her. (R) II De lllll HMr Newa: (C) (30)
ta Kristen, Billy Mumy and Anee11 m lllaftds In. llM Sun (C) (30) Tom Brokaw.
Carwri(ht. No storyllne available at fl!) NET FntiHI: "Erolca." Con· II Tht Wtmmtn (30)
press time. ductor Bernard Keeffe leads the fJ Ntn: (C) (30) Bixler Ward.
ft fD @ TM Yir)inlan: (C) (90) London Philharmonic In the first O Movl "II ,,. f tile ltMrin ~." A gunllln&ing cowboy (Steve movement of Beethoven's Symphony mi e: ~a o . I lhn•t) tries to play both sides of No. 3 in E Flat M1jor, Op. 55. I" (dt1ma) 61-David Jansaen, Keeffe also analyus the movement Mickey Rooney, Jeck Carson. Kffnan ~~~:a:::,. b(~een ranchers and and discusses its ln$1>iration. Wynn, Dianne Foster, Diane Dora.
&t 1llt Happy Wandtrtrs: (C) (30) 6?i) Mltrcola Mualail m LH Crane (C) (60)
''filulege." Part I of a two-part visit 9:30 IJ Qt (j) Ht & Sbt: (C) (30) IE Movie: '"limeade'' (drtml) '39
to Baja California. Slim and Hen· Guest Strother Martin pl~s the -Alk:e Feye, Warner Bexter.
rletta travel 450 miles south of Rev. Mr. Anderson, an uninsured, @(I) Ntw1 (C)
the border to the semi·tropical hearse·drivina minister who accl· ~ @ Tb1a D11 1961 (C)
Mexic1n village of Mulege. dentally runs Into Paul• and Dick Qt) Cl) WK lhWI fJ @ 00 Tiit Avt11etts: (C) (60) Hollister's new car. (R) 11:30 U Movie: H..._,.. EaalM" (dra-
"Getaway." John Steed and Tara IE l.ooR•• (C) (30) rna) '57-Klm Novik, Jeff Chandler.
King seek a Russian aaent who es-ti) l•pados Mnicalts Cutno O QI@ TIM Toel&M Slttw (C)
caped from 1 tightly guarded mon· 10:00 U Qt Cl) Dotn Dtlulw. (C) (60) II Mo¥11: "His Qlrl frklat" (com·
astery and killed a British agenl Ear1 Wilson Jr .. Rich llttle and Enid edy) '40 -Cary Grant. Rosalind A second Russian agent disappears Mosler ruest. Russell. Ir~".' the mo~stery and another D QJ @ Run fer Your lift: (C) fJ (HJ Cl) JOl1 I I.._, Sbow (C)
Bnt1sh agent dies, and Steed sus· (60) "One Bad Tum." Paul Bryan Is 12.-00 m Jot Ppe (C)
pects that a vodka bottle and a jailed in a small town on a f1lse copy of Bryanrs Natural History ehup. When Paul sen Deputy lt:30 m All•Nlitit SIMw: "I Was an Ad·
M•aazine have much to do with Potter roufh up two youna theft venturess," "let's Uve • Little."
the mystery. (R) suspects. he suuests the pair be "Sally, lrent and Mary," "Woman fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Wllirl· arrested rather than beaten. Potter and the Hunter."
pool" (mystery) '5~Juliette Greco, arrests Paul and Sheriff Jethro IE Action Theatre: "Port of Hell."
Marius Gorin&, 0 .. w. Flsehe_r .. A (Bert Freed) throws the book at 12:45 fJ Movie: (C) "011 Salld Rana
youna ~m~n who 1s an unw1lhng him. As Paul tries to win his free-Rtd" (adventure) '66 _ Christine
accomplice in a murder seeks ~s· dom, his troubles mount until he Nielson. Helmut Lanae.
cape on a barge on the Rh1~e asks help from a friend, Molly (Anna • " • with the aid of the vessel's captain. Helm) (R) 1:00 U Movie. "Sadan (adwnturt) 45
I Trvtll or Conuquencu (C) (30) I~ Putna• News (C) (60) -Jon Hall, Mar11 Montez.
reny w .. n (60) • Stcrtt Apnt (60) O Movie: "lttctleu Ml•..t" (5Ua-
Convtflltion 1961: "Bill Cosby." Jlcl l.atM• lhWI (C) (60) pense) '4~Joan Bennett, J1mn
James Day discusses the successful fevorttt stDty (C) (30} Meson.
Negro comedian's career as televl· MIJOC Yort(a NIWI Confennce O Co•munitJ Bllllttill loer4
sion and club performer. • Box del Mltrcolta fJ Ntw1 (C)
6?i) Prtmltt Orftoft
1:00 0 NFL Action: (C) (30) "Sunday's
Cool Heroes." Johnny Unitas, Sonny
Jurgensen, Don Meredith and Fran
Tarkenton, four of the best qu1rter·
backs in pro football, discuss their
Individual styles. m Hazal (C) (30) Em NIWI in hrspective: (C) "The
Polltlcal Parties." Andrew Hacker,
professor of political science at
Cornell UniverJity, discusses the
difference in Democratic and Re·
publican philosophies. d) Lo Prohlbldo
1:30 R QI (]) Tht Bevtrty Hillbillies:
(Cj (30) Mrs. Drysdale arrantes for
a blizzard to hit Bever1y Hills when
Granny gets homeilck for the light
of snow. (R)
I Wmtllft& (C) (90)
(j7J (I) DrH• Hou .. : (C) (30)
ke Carow hosts.
I Merv Griffkl (C) (90)
Wonderi of the Wor1d (C) (30)
Anitl de Montffllr
9:00 1J 9 (]) Grttn Ams: (C) (30)
Oliver Doualas plans to ao to I
farm sympo.sium and leave Lisa at
home with Englishman Tony Ashley
(Patrick Hor1.an). Whom he's hired
11 hi1 temporary farmh1nd. (R) 0 ~ (!) Kreft Muak Hatl: (C)
{SO) Guests ire The Four Tops,
Rita Gardner, Tim Hardin, Joan
Rivers, and Sly and The Family
Stone.
0 @ (}) Wtdntld1J Nlafrt Movie:
(e) 1 .. Stop" (comedy) '56 -
Marilyn Monroe, Arthur O'Conntll,
Hope Lanae. Don Murrey, Hans
Conreld. BtttY Reid. A motley col·
ltttion of tmelers 1rrive at $0mt
trutha about themselves whlle snow·
bound 1t an Arizona bus stop.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 18
9:00 fJ (jJ) (3) (C) "The Greatest Show on Euth." Charlton Heston,
James ""Stewart, Betty Hutton, Cornel Wiide, Dorothy Ll!lmour
and Emmett Kelly star in the 1953 Academy Award·winner
that tells the story of circus life. Cecil B. DeMille spent three
years in research. planning and production of this .exciting
film that climaxes with one of the most memorable train·wreck
sequences in film history.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20
8:30 D eij 00 (C) "No Man Is an Island." The Universal release was
produced in 1962 in the Philippines. Thtt true story of U.S.
Radioman George Tweed stars Jeffrey Hunter, Marshall Thomp·
son and Barbara Perez. Tweed outwitted and outfought the
invading Japanese on the island of Guam.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21
9:00 fJ (i7} CI) (C) "Bus StoP-." Joshua Logan directed this comedy
based on William Inge s play for 20th Century-Fox in 1956.
The story of a motley collection of travelers who arrive at
some truths about themselves while snowbound at an Arizona
bus stop stars Marilyn Monroe and Don Murray.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22
9:00 B fBJ (j) (C) "Stolen Hours." Susan Hayward and Michael
Craig portray the lead roles In this remake of the 1939 film
that starred Bette Davis and George Brent-"Dark Victory."
It is the story of a young woman with e brain tumor who
marries her doctor, even though they both know she wlll not
live more than 10 months longer.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23
9:00 R Cit Ci) (C) "The Horizontal Lieutenant." Jim Hutton and
Paula FSrentiss star in the 1962 comedy about a bunsling
lieutenant who is ordered to find the Japanese outlaw who
is raiding Army supplies on an obscure island In the Pacific.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2'
9:00 CJ ~ (i) (C) "Cinderfella." Paramount Pictures released this
film in 1 960. Jerry Lewis is the turnabout Cinderfella. Ed
Wynn serves as the Fairy Godfather, Anna Maria Alberghettl
as the Beautiful Princess, and Judith Anderson as the Wicked
Stepmother.
THURSDAY
AUGUST 22
For morning and afternoon
ll1tlng1, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 0 "T1le Q...t Waltz" (drama) '38 LUTse Rainer, Femand Gravel CcJ (C) "Roambolt'' (adVenture)
'62-Channing Pollack. (C) ''Belles
on Tllei.r ~oes" (comedy) '52-
Jeinne erm.
11:00 0 "I Killed lieronl111o" (western)
'5i>-J11mes Elllaon ... stlndln1 Roo•
Oaly'' (comedy) '44-Fred Mae.
Murray.
l.Z:JO m "Cfy TouOi" (mystefy) '59-
JOFin Saxon. "Hit 1Dd Rue" (mys-
tery) '57-Hugo Haas.
l :JO ID "Etclpe bJ Nlthr (mystery)
'3'1-Willlam Hall, Anna Neagle.
4:30 I) "Crall undlnt' (adnnture) ·~ary Merrill, Rorer Smith. e "Slbre Jtt" (adVenture) '53-
ITICh1rd Arlen, Robert Stack.
tVfNING
1:00 II The Blc News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
! HunU.,.lriakMy ~ (C) (30)
S.e Al'-n Shew: (C) (90)
ni Wallis. Susan Strasbera and
the comedy team of .lack Colvin
and Yvonne Wiider are featured.
0 Sil O'Clock Movtt: (C) "'Tiie
loldtn Horde" (adventure) '51-Ann
B , David Farm.
Mlrine 8or (C) (30)
B.t Masttl"IOll (30)
(3) Merv Griffin <C) : Wit.rs NtWl
' Amor S..bllme
6:30 lNBC News Service (C) (60)
The Groovy saiow (C) (30)
lacheJor fak (30)
Mctt.l .. 1 Navy (30)
@ HunU.,·lrinkltJ RtpOJt (C)
. Science Reporter. "Room at the
op." John Fitch reports on the
equipment on tht Interior ol tht
Apollo spacec1att. which wlll be
used for missions to the moon.
I W :.u'::~.i,~\J~J R.,ort (C)
• Mcffalt'I NIVJ
otidlto 34 (C)
7:00 9 (i) CIS &ulDa News! (C)
) Watter Cronkite.
f Troop (30)
I Lovt Lucy (30)
Gllllpn'I Island (30)
Ci) Hip and Wild (C)
1 Sacramento Fiie
• Fllipa Sanchez
7:25 (I) News (C)
7:30 9 (j) Claarron sirlp: (C) (90)
Series starrinf Stuart Whitman, Jill
Townsend, Percy,Herbert end Randy
Boone. (R)
D QJ @ Daniel Boone: (C) (60)
ilfht flamlna Rocks." Sln&llf' Jimmy
Dn n, guesting as • fltdgeUng
frontl8'$11'1an, unwlttl!li!Y Involves
SUNDAY. AUGUST 18
12:00 II Profealonal Soccer: (C) Boston vs. Baltimore Bays.
1:30 0 Westchester Golf Classic: (C) Defendins champ Jack Nick·
laus and other top pros compete tor the $250,000 jackpot at
Westchester Country Club's West Course in Harrison, New
Yori<. Measuring 6,573 yards, the course plays to a par 72
evenly divided between. the front and back nine holes.
2:00 II Rams Football: (C) Pre·season game between the L.A. Rams
and the Dallas Cowboys.
4:00 8 UCLA Football: (C) UCLA Bruins vs. Tennessee.
5:00 • Chareen Football: (C) NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers vs. AFL's
top-ranking San Diego Chargers m exhibition game taped yes·
terday.
MONDAY, AUGUST 19
6:30 I) NFL Today: (C} Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers at ~lwaukee County Stadium.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21
8:00 0 NFL Action: (C) "Sunday's Cool Heroes." Quarterbacks
Johnny Unitas, Sonny Jurgensen, Don Meredith and Fran Tar· kenton discuss individual styles.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23
6:00 m AFL Football: (C) Buffalo Bills vs. Houston Oilers, live from
Tulsa. Tom Kelly commentates
7:30 0 Angels Baseball: (C) Angels vs. Oa~land Athletics.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2A
11:00 AM O Major League Baseball (C)
4:30 0 Sports Special: (C) "The League That Came in From the
COid." Story of the American Football League, told by slow·
motion and isolated camera shots.
5:00 O ABC's Wide Wortd of Sports: (C) Delayed tape of Little
[eague Baseball World Senes played at Howard J . Lamade
Memorial Field in Williamsport, Pa . Former maJor league out·
field~ Jimmy Piersall and ABC sportscaster Chris Schenkel
5:30 ML Football: (C) Oakland Raiders vs. K.C. Chiefs.
6:00 Angela Bueball: (C) Angels vs. Oal\tand Athletics. 6:30 NFl Today: (C) Green Bay vs Dallas .
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV W[['K, AUGUST 17, 1968
Daniel Boone In a land·riahts row from contlnulna their tKptf1mtnll
between Indians and a poacher. The In the u• of narcotics. Ed Pmttia.
poacher pretends to 1rree to make Brenda Scott and Tim Donnelly
settlement with the tribe for use of guest. (R}
their land, and h1t sends Boone, Q Ci'1 (]) Peyton Place: (C) (30)
Mingo and the frontiersman to the The Rw. Winter makn 1 f1ttful
chief with some honey that he has decision; Carolyn asks Marlha
poi900ed, (R) about hlf relations with Dr. Roal;
I Let's Go to the Raus (C) (30) Rodney questions Betty about
@ CI) Second Hundred Y .. rs: Steven.
( ) (30) "Let My People Go-Go." (D Tr.wt (C) (30)
Luke liberates a iO·&O·girl from her Ell) The Powte' of the Dollar: "Tak•
cage and hides her In the Carpen· Over Trends." Reactions from a
ter home. Patricia Harty auests. (R) numbtr of British company otflcl11t O Miiiion $ Movie: •'Tia Pan Al· on being bought out by America1t
It(' (musical) '40-Allce Faye, John companies. Also a documentary
Payne, Betty Grable. look at how a U.S. company revived
I Trutll or Consequences (C) (30) a faillng British firm,
hny Mason (60) 10:00 · @ Dean M1rt1n PrtsMtl
Future: "Descendants of the P. 'l!dd1uen; (C) (60) Comtdl·
lncans.." A report on the Peru lndi· an Av~ Schreiber, as special auest
ans' culturt,twhlch has its roots in joins Joey Heatherton and Frank
tht ancient n clvlllzation. Sinatra Jr.
@E Nueou Ci Musical O Georce Putn1m News (C) (60)
1:00 0 Bo•lna:-) (2 hr) Scrap lto11 0 S«ispenu Thel1re: (C) (60)
JOfinson meets Cookie Wallace. "The Long Ravine." Jack lord.
0 @ CI) flylnf Nun: (C) (30) Andrew Prine and Broderlck....CC.••·
'7M1y the Wind Be Always at Your ford star In the story " three ~
Back." The shy reserve of one of and a woman whole lives art ruled
the young winners in Sister Ber· by g-old. Thty go into dtbt, slaw,
trille's incentive contest melts under cheat and murder for the precious
the Carios Ramirez charm. (R) stuff. m Hazal (C) (30) fJ Secret Ar-nt (60) EID PlaJ1111 the Guitar: "Arpeuio m Jack L1ltlam Naws (C) (60)
Practice in a Piece." Frederick IE "ZODIAC IN FASHION"
Noad rwie~ the dotted quarter * Zodys Fashion Show {C)
not!, practu:e studies and even Wo y Zodl . f -· .. lon· (C) pacing. our " '" ._ • EJ!) lo Prohibldo ( 0) Fashion show from Zodys.
1:30 " 9 ~ lnin~: (C~ (60) "An ; Wo~~~:'~~~~holo0 In
lnsideJob. A pair of killers force Engineering." Or. Hibbs and f Ullls
Chief Ironside to plo~ their escape explore the human factor In P<>W*f•
from the police bulldin¥, using the tut technical creations. Dr. John
llfe of Officer Eve Whitfield as their Lyman, head of the biotechnlcal
bludaeon. John ~xon and Don laboratory at UClA will explain the
stn>ud 1uest. (~) role of psycholO&Y in enrlneerlnf. 0 @(])Bewitched: .. (C) (30) 10:30 (D News: (C.) (30) Biii Johns.
•'The Man of the Year. Sam has 11:00 II Eleven O'Clock Rtport (C) (30)
1 problem on her hands when En· Jerry Dunphy. ~ora proves that too much adula· 0 The 11th Hour News: (C) (30)
lion . can change wen the modest Tom Brokaw.
01rnn. (R) I The Wes'*mtrs (30) I Merv Grlffln (C) (90) News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
Rovlaa ~. (C) (30) ,, • Movie: "Se:ween Two Worldl"
. Off·Ramp. Ravi Shankar. Art (drama) '44 -Paul Henreid. John
Se1denbauryi looks In on the LDs Garfield, Eleanor Parker.
Anaeles Ktnn~ra School for Sitar, m Les Crl M (C) (60)
Tabla and Voice. Thert Ravi Shan· (D Movie: ''Confirm or Oen(' (ad·
kar talks about the messaae and venture) '41 -Don Amethe Joan
mechanics of Indian music. (R) Bennett. '
@E Anita de Montemar I (3) Ntws (C)
9:00 I)~ Cl) Th11r1d1J Nlpt Movie: (i) This Day 1968 (C) (~ "stolen Hours" (drama) '63-(j) KBAK News
Susan Heyward. Mtc,hael Craig. A 11:30 Movie: ''The u st Posse" (west·
young woman, suffering from a !U· ern) 'SJ-Broderick Crawford, Jofln mo< on the brain, falls In love with Derek
and marries her doctor. CR) 0 al@ The Tonipt saiow (C)
O @ @ That Glr,r.: (C) (30) 0 Movie: ''loves of Cannt11" (dr1·
''ODPDYPAHIMCAIFSS. Lillian Hol· ma) '48 -Rita Hayworth, Glenn
linger finds a pair of her $On Don's Ford
sleeks hanglnr in Ann's closet and m@ CI) Joey Bishop Show (C)
Ann says "Oh Don, Poor Don, Your l Z:OO Joe Pyne (C)
Pants, Are H~nglng in ~y Closet 12:30 All Nl&ht Sher#: "Personal Af.
and I m Feeling So Sad. (R) fair," 'The Devil's Dlsclple," and
m True Advtntll!• (C) (30) "Storm Fear."
NorwaJ: Spirit of tflt Vitlnp. IE Action Theatre: "Golden Gkwts
"The Arts." A pictorial . essay story."
on the arts and culture of the 12:55 0 Movlt: "They Came To Blow
Norwegian peoplt. ~ackiround mu· Up Amen~" (adventure) '43-Ann.
slc Is by Edward Gneg. Sten, George Sanders. a> Noelle dt Estrtno l :OO II Movie: "They sai.11 Have M1191c"
9:30 D 9 ~ D11ptl: (C) (30) "The (musical) '39-.loel McCrel, Welter
8ij HTah.' Sgt Friday and Officer Brennan,
G1nnon, working out of Narcotics 0 Movie: "~Wolf of l.Ndell'"
Division, tackle a mariJuana prob· (horror) '46 -June Lockhart, Don
tem. W11lthy businessmen Charles Porter.
Porter asks police to help stop his 8 CommunltJ Bullttln Board
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FRIDAY
AUGUST 23
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 O "Pretty Biby" (comedy) '50-
Dennis Morgan, Betsy Drake.
O "The Merm11ds of Tiburon"
(drama) '62-0iane Webber, ''Cyra-
no de B1tpr1e" (classic) 'SO-Jose
Ferrer.
11:00 O "The Hoodlum" (drama) '57-
Lawrence Tierney. HS.ful" (adven·
ture) '4G-Oouglas Fairbanks Jr.
12:l0 m ''Thunder ROid" (adventure)
'58-Robert Mitchum. ''Tlmetlble"
(drama) 'SS-Mark Stevens.
4:001J "kprtse Pawat" (comedy)
·~Yul Brynner, Mitzi Gaynor.
4:l0 8 (C) "Younc 1t Hut1" (musical) ·~rank Sinatra, Doris Day.
FVENING
6:00 IJ The Bia News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
0 Huntley-Brinkley Report (C) (30)
0 Six O'Cloct Movie: (C) "Arena"
(a-dventure) ·s~ig Young, Polly
Bergen. m AFl football: (C) (21/1 hr) The
Buffalo Bills meet the Houston
Oilers in a live broadcast from
Tulsa. Tom Kelly commentat9$..
Bit MISterlon (30)
1 (]) Merv Griffin (C) , W1tar• Nn?
• AlllOr Sablime
6:l0 MIC News Set'Vice (C) (60)
• The '"'"' ... (C) (30) McH11e'1 Nny (30)
@ Hmsty·Briakley Report (C)
: Science Reportlr: "Space Medi·
cine." John Fitch talks with men
responsible for 1nticipatlng and
solving man's psychological and
physiological problems in adjustlnc
to extraterrestrial environment
I 00 McH1le's N1vy
Noticlero 34 (C)
7:00 ®) (i) CBS Evenlna Newa: (C)
(3 ) Walter Cronkite.
I Anpls W1rm·up (C)
F Troop (C) (30)
liinlc•n's lsl1nd (30)
@ Clnem• ShOWCIH: (C)
Bronco Buster."
Ell} ft1ture: (C) "You Against the
Problem." The story of how the
university scientist ind the govern·
ment have teamed up on vital
ice research and development
fellp1 Slndllz
7:25 CV News (C)
7:l0 ~ (j) The Wlld, Wild West
(60) Starring Robert Conrad
and Ross Martin. (R) O T1run: ~C) (60) "Jungle Ran·
som." On his way lo defivlf 1n
outlaw ro authorities, Tarzan loses
his prisoner to a woman who wants
IDEAL CHOICE-Lauren Macall. one of the nation's best-
dressed actresses, serves as hostess for "The Paris Collections:
Fall Fashion Preview," Saturday. Aug. 24 at 9:30 PM, in
color on CBS. The hour special is a behind-the-.scenes look
at the glamorous world of French haute couture, culminating
in the annual showing In Paris of next fall'.v feminine styles.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST 17. 1968
to use the man In a plan to free her expected child, demands that
her husband who is beinc held Jeff Sonnett marry the girl. (R)
hostace. Fernando Lamas and Bar· 0 News (C) (30)
bara Bouchet guest. (R) m Movie: (C) "P1ndore Ind ...
0 ANGELS vs. A's! Don't Ftyin1 Dutdlm1n" (drama) '52-
* . h' h .11 1 Ava Gardner. James Mason. miss t IS t rt er. Ell} NET Pl1yhouae: "Thirteen
Q Anpls Baseb1ll: (C) (1 hr 45 Against fate-The Suspecl" A mid·
min) Buddy Blattner and Don Wells dle-aeed recluse becomes Involved
call the live action as the Califor· in a young girl's murder when
nla Angels meet the Oakland At.hlet-blood-stained towels are found In
lcs in the Oakland Coliseum. his room.
O @ @ ' ''~'Tt I tfoneylnoon, @!> Buenu Nodles Al•cm Mnican style: t lO) This special 10:00 D Qj@) I I He IXL I Up Wltll , ...
follows a nt'#ly marri~ couple . on pfe: (C) (60) An all· musical special
1 tour of colorful Mexico. The first features the voices or 1 SO youn1
stop on the Itinerary of Patricia Americans in salute to the virtues
and Michael McCoy of Los Angeles of ~rlca and mankind in general.
Is Mexico City, which bridges the Cameras follow these non·pros u
past, present and future with statu· they perform In New York. rrom the
ary and palaces of the Aztec civill· ghetto to Greenwich Village. This Is
zalion, in fiestas and bullfights and a David l. Wolper production, Bob
In futuristic buildlncs. Other high· Hope hosts.
lights of the trip are Acapulco, Gua. I Gec>rl! Putn1m News (C) (60)
najuato, Patzcuaro, and the Proces· @ CV Judd for the Dtfenw.
sion de los Cristos. a Holy Week ( ) (60) "Fall of the Skylark: The
ceremony marked by hundreds of Trial." Part I of two parts. Judd d•
native canoes moving In Slow tnrch· fends a motel ma1nate's son who
l.!i!lt procts$1on. is charged with murdering his
O Miiiion $ Movie: ''The llrt From bookie. (R)
Flandtn'' (drama) '63-Maxlmillan D Miiiion $ Mowlt: (C) "The Old
Schell, Nicole Berger. Dirk House" (comedy) '63 -Tom
(D Peny Muon (60) Posten, Robert Morley.
Ell} M1rttll1 De CfIT-Harpist Mar-m Jack Lathim News (C) (60)
cella De Cray plays seven classical (!) ludl1 Libre
~ledi<>!'s by Proltofle't. C.P.E. Bach, 10:30 Ell> lnmwltlonl: "Thermo-Pac
H1ndem1th, and others. Atomic Heater." or. Richard Brennt-al Re¥1sta MuslCll man demonstrates how compact
1:00 m lo Prohlbldo heaters run on radioisotope decay.
8:301J 9 (f) Gomer Pyte: (C) (30) J1ck Evert of Atomics International
Freddy; lJlat shady one-man dis· will comment on costs and capa·
count department store, strikei bllitles.
again, and this time his victim Is 10-.45 ll) Musk Trusarts (C)
Gomer. or so Freddy thinks. (R).. 11:00 IJ Eleven O'Cl9" Report: (C) (30) O @@. Stu Trek: (C) (60) A Jerry Dunphy
Private little War." ~ptain Kirk Is 0 The 11th. Hour News: (C) (30)
forced to waee a private war when Tom Browkaw
an inhabitant of a hostile planet is lone Step ·Beyond (30)
sent to spearhead the conquest of News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
a peaceful one. Ned Romero and Les Crane (C) (60) Nan~ Kovack guest (R~ • Movie: (C) "Tonlgllfs the "l&flr' 0 fl1J ~ M1n in • S~itclse. (C) (comedy) '55-0avid Niven. Yvonne (00) "Venation on a Millton Bucks." OeCarlo
Part I o ftwo parts. A mllllon I ~·News (C) dollars belonging to a Russlan in· This D•y 1968 (C)
telllcenca contincency fund has KBAK News
been hidden in a Lisbon bank by Ftstiv•I de Pellculu Mulunn a former diplomat and secret acent .. Shot down, the agent tells McGill 11;30 6 M~e: Down • to tht SU la
where the safe deposit key is hid· Sfilps' (adventure) 49-llonel Bir·
den and the ex-acent dlsoovets the i more, Riehl Widmark. len(ths to which men, and govern· 9 !lJ Tonliht SIMN (C)
ments, will iO for a million. Mom: ( "Trall ~ the Lon.
I Merv Grffflll (C) (90) "'" Pine" (western) 36 -Henry
HIWlll Cana (C) (30) Fonda, Fred MacMurray. First color
SC>ecul1tien: "A Conversation film m1de outdoor&.
With Godfrey Cambridge." The fJ @ CD *Y llshop SIMN (C)
Negro comedian and Dr. Keith ~ Ci) Slluta. to • Stir: Peter
Bet"Wick move from light, humorous Selim stars in "Waltz of the To-
conversation to the area of racial rMdors."
tension. (R) lZ.-00 0 News (C}
@!) AAlta de MOf'ltetnlr m Joe Pyne (C)
9:00 1J 9 (]) Fridly Nlpt Movie: (C) 12:30 0 Movie: "Sec:rtt Beyond n.t
"Horizont1I lleotenant" (comedy) Door" (mystery) '48-Joen Bennett,
'62-Jlm Hutton, Paula Prentiss. A Michael Redgrave.
younc lieutenant Is ordered to find m All·Nl&flt SMw: (C) "The Hunt.''
a Japanese outlaw on an obacure Priaoner of ttie Junl(le," "Kiiiers
Island In the Paclflc. (R) Are Challenged.'' and "Masttf of
&) Amtrlcl! (C) (30) the World."
g) Dtsenfrfol ID Action l'Mltrt: "Gun Moll."
9:15 It Anat1s Wrap-up (C) 1:0011 Mowie: "City Aft« Mlchlllfd"
9:30 D ID@ Hollywood SqUlrts: (C) (mystery) '57 -Phyllis Kirk, Din
10) ~Peter Marshall hosts. O'Herllhy.
Grand Prix rive (C) (30) 0 Movie: (C) ""liht Cmlblfa"' cm CD Guns of Wiii Sonnetl: (dram•) '62-fleter Cushing, Yvonne
( ) (JO) "The Sins of the Father." Rom1ln.
Simeon Gill wtlOlt d1uatrter cl1lm1 8 C..•n,_, llllltU1t IMnl
thlt Jim Sonnllt Is Ule t1ttltr °' ..._ (C) •
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ri.ht to change program·
mmg without advance no-
tice.
9:301~~1" HeiClltldl (C) · 6 Slmen Hd Cell.a (C) JoameJ te Ille c.w
(C)
I &c.11 DUI (C)
10:00 n ~ 5'amnl (C) 6 Blnl•an (C)
Kini ... , (C)
Merit: (C) "Cattle EMpl .....
(western) '58-Joel McCrea, Gloria
Talbott
IE Ciat Malcano
10:15 IJ MM: "Ride tl.. Pink Hone"
(d111ma) '47 -Robert Montaomery,
Wanda Hendrix.
7:20
7:30
Cool Md:ool (C) ~ ~ hof19 of tM Ju""9
EJfldfwt Uwhtf (C)
l:GO 119 Cl) Tiie lAM ..... (C) D MM: (C) .... , 11 .. ........
(musical) 'SG-aetty G111ble, G Mowle: (C) ''Dnlm Alon1 dtt
Mollnk'" (adventure) '39 -Henry
Fonda, Claudette Colbert.
'!l!!nlon: WIMlnP,n (C)
1:30 Qtl Cl) Tht Road Runner (C)
owll: "BMdldo" (adventure)
obert Mitchum, Urse! a Th less.
Z:GO 11 Set Hunt D Movie: <C> "Padflc Dt1ti111' (adventure) ·ss -Denham Elliott.
Susan Stephens.
Q) Coronet Theatre: "The Naked
Gun."
2:15 IJ Movie: ""'8ntom Lldy" (dra-
ma) '44-Franchot Tone, Ell• Reines.
itodafs top pros. • Qerfle Qae
4:30 ~ (C)
F..mt(C)
Sports Sptc:lal: (C) "The Leaiut
et Came in From the Cold.'' The
sucCISS story of the American Foot·
ball League features apeclal slow
mot.Ion ind isol1ted camera shots
of AFl Super Bowl tumt--Oakland
and Kansas City-and their super·
start. m "ZODIAC IN FASHION" * Zodys Fashion Show (C)
I , .. , l.odiac ht flllllolt (C)
Ttadltr 'U (R)
5:GO QI Ci) CIS £wnla1 ..._: (C)
Welter CrOnkite.
::.:: == '<~ ... (C) 10:301 ii~:::: :.~)(C)
Mr. Wb11bone (C) ll:GO ~Cl) MobJ Diel (C) 7:45 Dellp for lunlln1 (C) 00 Mlior lAept .......,.:
Sla9d Hurt (C) ( ) e1ms to be 1nnoonced OV9f
%:30 II Expfom 10: (C) Host Kenneth
Jackman studies mtthods of deted-
1.!)J end analyzing life.
U Movie: "Alonl tH Crut Divide"
(western) '51~ir11 Douglas,
D Speakin1 frtlly: (C) Edwin
Newm1n hosts.
fJ (HJ Cl) ABC's Wide 1hrW ti fiorli: (e) Former m1Jor 1111\11
outfielder Jimmy Piersall is color
commentator on this coverep of
the Little League Baseball World
Series. This Is the 22nd annual
series and the aames ere played It
Howard J. Lamede Memorial Fltld
in Williamsport, Pennsytvanla. CMs
Schenkel will be on hand to com· mtntate.
1:00 I~ C.ptaln Kanproo (C) the local stations. super 6 <C> I @ @Tht a.a .. (C) ruy (C) Award TMatr.: "Spies of the
Slbmlay ThNtrt: "Miraculous r."
Journey" and "Tht Dalton Girls" 11:3019 Cl) Supenun/ A,.111 .. n (C) are shown. @ 00 A-1cl11 Balldsbld (C)
@I) La Eatrlllaa J UsW • Mowit: (C) "Alone Aplmt &:15 D Mowlt: ''WlcUd Al T1tey c.M" .._.. (adventure) '60 -Jeffrey
(drama) '57-Mene Dahl, Htrl>ert Lani. Rossana Podesta.
Marshall.
AFTtRNOON 8:30 I ~ 00 super President (C) @ (]) Tiit Fantlstic feta' (C)
• Movie: "C.llfomla" (adventure) '63-Jock Mahoney, Faith Domeriue. 12:00 @I) Un Canto cit Mulco
@I) £.studio Raltiltl 12!15 ~ Movie: "1984" (drama) '5S-t:0011m rranultltlin Jr. (C) Michael Rect1rav•. Jan Sterling.
• . • Tht Flln11t1Ms (C) 12:30 I ~ (j) Jonny Quest (C) SClider Man (C) @ @ Happenln1 '&I (C)
Action TllNtn: "Act of Love" Bl• Ribbon Tiltatre: "The
and "Casbah" are shown. Blactl Whip."
@I) liuitarm II) Anita dt Mon.-we
fl) Cine Ill SI C.11
3:00 fJ l'roject Hud Start: (C) Today's
subject for Miss Mooney end the
younaste~ Is "How the Family
Works Toaether." U Movie: "Air Cadet" (adventure)
'51-Stephen McNally, Richard Long.
3:30 II Dial M for Male: (C) Fethtr
Norman J. O'Connor hosts. Cunt is
the internationally acclaimed jazz
pianist O~r Peterson.
I Tt111 Scope (C)
Qi lier
Color Thtltrt: (C) "The Wer-
rs."
4:00 I llllidtf /Outsicltr (C) · Hiatt and Wild (C)
Th• l'rofmlonals: (C) "Goff."
An analysis of the professional
brand of aolfing 8S demonstrated
I lranded (C)
Bronco
Black P.-spectiQ (R)
Bailando con Yenart
5:30 Tiit Ill News: (C) Clete Rob-
erts.
Twill. lMtt I Anpls W1t111·1P (C)
ti) ~ Afl. Footllan: (C) Live
from Kansas City. The Oakland
Raiders meet the Kansas City Chitfs.
fll)Book Bllt
fftlton. Gall Harris la • st"lldu•t• of Notre O.me ~.my
th«e, •nd is studYlna to be • t.shion dnl1ner. Steph•n Ad•ms I• •t Eastern Hilh School, wheN he org•nlzed bl•ck students tnto a 1roup catr.d ''The Striv•ra." ori•nted toward wlnnrna
lrNter 1W11r•nn1 of btack history in. th• high school currlc·
ulum •
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2S
1:10 8 (121 ()) r!f'l!tR...., Pr••nll the lounde of '18: Ed Ames 7:30 D (I! CJ) CJRrm ... ..,.,.., ...an Style: This on•·hour
is tKMt • Frtnklln Is aped1I 1uest for this musiall sp.clif ~young, newty·m•rrled couple on • colorful
specilll wh9N ftw ~ 11nsen •nd four muaal aroupa m•ke tour ot Mexico. The hOneymoonera •r9 Pltrici• •nd MlchHI
their first Mtwortl •IJP99r'lne9. Tho procram Is the culmination McCoy of Los ~--. •nd the flr1t atop on their ltin.rary la
of • netionel M9n:h for new, t..._.• pop music tal.nt. Final· Mexico City. fl"Offt there they ttav.l to ~pulco, then Gu•na-
ists ..,. Ma.ct9d from 90 loc9f _.nnen from sponlOrin( radio fu•to-9 mountain town. lot.tnded by th• Spenl•rd• In tM USth
-at8tfons ecroM tM country . .._ .. VOC9fista 1r1 Dentel O'Connor, century, and flneHy to Patzcuaro, •n inl•nd city touched by
Sen Antonio, Tu., and Jot Saulter, Po~n, N.Y.; hilh mountains and a volcanic llkt. r.m.te voaflsb aN Pam Dic:klfl90", H I•, T•nn., ·
Kathy Jadmon. MSMa. GI., F'9ddl S.holm of Woodttock. le>.00 8 D Ci) -I UD WMlt ~ This ell musical apeclll fea-
Yt. • mu.at~~ .,. The Sounds of Time from Sen An· tutlll tfii Of 150 YQU'11 AmerQns. The unusual lfrw-~. T•., TIM Jltlnp To Come, Albert Lea, Minn .. The Train. I• .nsemble Is ...,, In concert •t the 3,600-IMt F.tt Audi-Hull M-. and The 0.lty Pl9Mt from BUINI ~ C.llf. 1Drlum In New Yo~'• ~llon Squ•re Giiden: tn Wnhlnlton ' ·• SquaN Park In G....nwk:h Vlltaa•. and on the stl"Mta of Eat 10:00 • 8 Cl) Of .._. AmertM: "In S..rch of • Plst." CBS News Herlem. TMr• are alto lllmPMI of the 1ln1ers att1ndln1 th91r fOfiow.G'""th,.. btactc 17·yar-oldt from WHhlftltOn, O.C., on f91tlwl worbhopl •well as views of th•m In v1riou1 forel1n • four·wHk trip to Africa. Arthur R1bln, producer of "In countri•
S..rch of • PHt," ... ect9d the th,.. teena1•r1 from • dis· •
cuuion ll'OUP of youna bl8Ck peoPft tn th• 1na,.m Congr.
g.tlonal Church in Welhlncton. The three, Stephen Adlms.
Gail H•rril end Mattie Johnson. accompanied by Rabin. a
ttt.J*OM and tM tel9vilion crww, 1rriwd In Accra, Gr..na,
a.ti in May. In Mldttlon to footqe of the you,. people sfaht·
IMlns, lhoppins, tMtlftl Ghanaian food •nd talklna with the local ....... tM .,,.._. lhow9 the trio on I Vlalt to C.pe
Cnt19, wfllch once w UMd n • temporary prtton for Africa•
told •ntG,~llvery. o., the C.pe cont. they ,,. ... ,, m..s1na
a ell• m a Ghanaian MCOndery school. with Whom fhey
partidpate In • therp dllcutt.ron on fife In Amertc:8 and In
Ghana •
At Senft VI= ~ Adlms II shown l*"I made M honcnry ch ind an Amerlc8n upetriate Robert t. LH,
a Meo derltilt who Mttltcl In °"9111, IPMkl about wt1Y he
left Amel1ca tD ...... tn Nrtca •
Mllttl9 Johnton It a junior It Dunber Hllh Schoof In Wnh·
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24
t-.IO • t1I Cl) CRllD The ,.,.. Coftedloo1: A Fen ,.....,
,,....,... ~II Mt'Yes .. hostns for • behlnd·the-
leenel took at the atemorous world of French h1ute couturw,
and provides the commentary on the new cloth•. She wtll
1llo be ... n In lnform1f, 1>9raonaltzed 1,,arvtews wtth four
of the ... din& French couturiert-Yv• St. lauNnt, Pierre C.rdln, Emanuel Un11ro end Marc Bohen of th• HouM of
Dior. Utlllzi,. ltylistlc pttotosrephy ·~ a dtterlpttva muslcel
score by the youns French c:ompoMr Serl• GatMboursh, the
1pecial aUempta to capture for Am«tcan t914Wlll0n vi...,. the mood and flavor of the Plrtlian fffhton •how ec:tMty from
orfllMI aketchtt of the delilMf"I throuch the frenztecf WOftc·
'shop prepe,.tlont of the 1Hm1trnNt and modlll to th•
uttlmatt prnent.tlon of the collectJon. ,
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