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Three Killers.
Still at Large
10!)000 Heada~he
CAMERAMAN'S JOKE GIVES LANI A HALF-SMILE"
5trlckea Glrl Focos ~ ... ):onval._ .. ,,.._ .... • . '
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·Lani fan Smile·
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'Headache' Nearly Killed Girl
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of the D•ltr ,llet Slaff
One of the &miles which never came
hard for Lani Thurston lighted her
face Friday, 16 days after she was
stricken with what threatened to
become 8' $10,000 headlaohe.
wtl.ethcr she would make It or not,"
·said Mrs. Thurston, who !ipends part
of each day with her daughter in the
hospital's pediatrics ward,
"She had a · seizure once in the car
on the way to the hospital and I
thought she was dead. I couldn't get
any sign of file," said Lani 's
grandmother.
A photographer ta.id "Boo," and
that did it.
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What Happens.
$ATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. "1968 To That Sand?
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Viet Cong Push Capital Attack Into 2nd Day
To .lbHnet ·
CodeOerk· SAIGON (UPI) -'l'be Viet Cong
pushed a .sa.lgon terror campaign into
it! second day t.oda;y.
They bcmbed e. building 200 yards
from v.rb.ere a 75-gound TNT eharge
planted by three women guerrillas
Frid.a)' killed 10 ciVili'21l11 and wound·
ed. 56 in a goverriment propaganda
centar.
The explosion today at a Chinese
civic Ol)ianizatk>n's office in the pre·
dominantly Chinese Ololon section
wounded 10 civilian• Including s i x
children playing outside. Moment.!I la-
ter-the Viet Cong hew a grenaJe il>'
to .a nearby side street. ~o one was
hurt.
Ii brouglit the oarualty loll Jn two
rla.v• of Sei20n terror tD 11 killed &11d
80 wounded ln eight attacks -all Viet-
narnese civllJans. OM other bombing
went awry when .four blocks or TNT
did not detona·te. ·J'oday a grenade
booby trap was de!used beneath a
U.S. Navy truck downtown.
The bombings followed by• one da'
the warning by Col. 'J'l'an.Vam Hai, Ule
national police di.rector, that Commu·
t1ist squad& ~re 1lippng into Saigon
.at prep&ration for en "inside attec.c
fhlg montb."
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. ME~ICO cm ('lJl'!); :__ cfa.iro OJ'
ban d(piomalli PQIJIUag pl!tQ\1 from
under-their ·roatf trled tb wtes~ '
defecting. Cul>or> code eXJlert. al>oanl
a lla....,a-bound planO Friday nl&l1I
but Mexican Police y'!Dked biln to Safety. I t This might be of little note ordin.ari·
ly, but it was the first time Lani had
I smiled since Aug. 21, when she sat up
in bed -pain written in her blue eyes
----.-and cried ottt for her grandmottier.
l' "Nana," the elghi.·year~ld 6aid to
Mrs. J.ack Qlrnow, of 963 Coronado
Af~er she was stricken, Lani lape;ed
into semi-c0nscioll3t1ess, and aides at
Bristol Park Medical Center, near Mr.
and Mrs. Cu.rnow's home, reached a
neurosurgeon by telephone and told
him of the symptoms.
1be w.ave ot terror stirred rears the
Cammunists may be trying to "soften
up" the capital for an all-out offen·
sive allied commanders have expect·
Immigration officers at Mei<lc0 City
Int..cnatk>nal.Airporl said J..., Ojeda,
24, struggled with lbe C!hm cjlpJO.
mau including Amba.,.,..or Jooiqulll
Hornandez as tt>ey.sliovecl hfui lbroUlh
f3le OOSY terminal tDward a waltlnJ =ie ~~~!~;;'-l ·have the most
"Nana,'' ibe added with the solem-
ni.ly Of a sick child, "I have a tumor on
the brain."
Her diagnosls w~ WTong.
The litUe girl, now recovering at
Hoag Memorial llospital, did not have
a. tumor but a subarchnid hemorrhage,
the same ailment which nearly took
the life or AcadelJlY Award-winning
actress Patricia Neal several years
ago.
"She knew Something 'had gone
wrong in her brain," &Rid Mrs.
Curnow, with whom Lani was living
while her mother, Mrs. Janice
'Thursb:>n, prepared to re-marry and
establi&h a new home.
"They didn't know !or three days, . .
Tustin Cahhies
Hit Santa Ana
Ban on Taxis
SANT A ANA (AP) -Tuiub drlv·
etl from DNrby 'l\J.RID protested with
a cob parode oltm-tile SBnta Ana City
CoundJ dooled them permlnion to
opetata in lbe city.
About 15 cobs ol Unltod Taxi Op-
erators. Inc., pamded Friday. Tbe
-li voted 4 ID 3 Tuell<lay .to bar
Olll-<JI_,, ...
The drivers. led by tile ClOUlpol11 owner, George Brazer, flrtt reacted
to lbe council's action by offering rr.e rlde1 la s.ata Ana.
"We've tried to do everything above
boanl," said Bruer. He Rldhil calJI
--denied -lo -Ana, wlllle Sallla Ana """" .,. free lo
operate ill Twltln.
City M.onager Carl ThOM!loo said
the dty11 primary p.ll)05e lD denying
a permtt 11 not to protect an exifting
cob c:vmpony, but ID proteot the oom·
munlty.
The city ban cobs from c:rulslng
tlcetls looklnV for business.
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Erosion Crisis at End
A nosebleed which trickled down her
thi-o8t in f.he. night -perh:aps an early
warning &.ignal -nl.ade Lani violen(]y • B t
ill in tile office arid this frightening ex-U
perience was the Jut thing which There'll Be More
seemed to register in Iler mind.
"Doo,'t wait for an ambulance, the
neurosurgeon said, "I'll meet them at
lioag."
"We ran severe.I red light& -when
it was safe -hoping a policeman
would stop us and then lead us to the
hospital," MI'S. Curnow said of the
grim ride through town, with her bus·
band at the wheel. '
"They were waiting and pulled her
right on in," she anded, "I Utink it was
less than an hour from the time she
sat up in bed until they were giving
her a spinal fluid tap."
Death reached out perhaps too ear-
ly for Lani, because the spinal tap
saved her Crom dying or the ailment
which rarely hits anyone under 40,
pllTllcularty a cbild.
Tbe diUerence between a subarchnid
hemorrhage and a' cerebral hemor·
(See IAN!, Pate Z)
By BRUCE BENSON
Of .,.. Pllb' Pilot Sllff
The annual erosion crisis at the
West Newport bellfhlroo.t is drawing
to the close oC aiKlther season and
there is no reaS<>n to believe it will be
the last.
Since Wocld War II, extensive
surveys, • underwater studies and
soienUfic speculatiM h a v e con·
·centrated on the phenomenon of disap-
peming sands al Newport Beach.
The eCforU havt turned up partial
C()QClUsions about why 8114 how the
beach 1brinks, and tlie Army Co11>1 or
Engineen is now engaged in a pr-oject
designed to provide at least partial ·
. protection lo bom"°""ers and public
property.
The complete story, however, ia still
hidden wllhill lbe -iblelf.
Marine, Woman, Ex-GI
What marine scientists do know at
present is that the yearly crises in
Newport Beaeh are part or a larger
picture. The urbanization of inland
areas, for example, has played a role
in deforming the beaches,
So have tne oceM aild air currents
elsewhere along the S o u t h e r n
Callfclmia COMt
Part ol Newport's problem stems
from a diminishing supply o! sand in
the runoff aod. flood waten ol. inland
areu. AB roads are laid. fields COO·
verted to shopping cenUrs and flood
control projects 1et up at inland
points, the amount of alluvial material
running to the sea ia sharply reduced.
Nature'• replenishment program
has been upset, ldentists say.
A secuid difficulty grows out o! U:ie
(See EROSION, Pare Z)
3 Murders Still Unsolved
By JAMES McNABB .111.
Of ... '*" ...... Rllf
Two WOii ~ County police
~ cmtlnue to 1ear<h lot
lllree klllen.
The victlm1:
-An imllkntllled woman f<lund
dead In o Hunlingloa Beach Odd oear·
lY '"" -119. -A Marine -b)' a lftlper wl\lle
be was greasing a car.
-A young Vietnam vtteran 1bot
down u · be sped home aloag Ille San
Diego Freeway i"n Fountain Valley.
None ot the murders J1 clOfie to
being sol""1. ~ to palce.
One, !be April 2 slloot1ni of M. Sgt.
Cledl C8ldwell hao a possible motive.
What lllot motive ~ be ii a ,,__
guordod e«:r<t ol llurrtington Beach
lllve1tfpton.
"We're not 1ure and we can't
tellllil&e any in.formation anyw•y," said
Capt. Earle Rdlilalllo.
Caldwell. 39, WM llot d.,.. wblle he
worked In Ibo ID hct areo of Ille
,.. -.. he ..,..... It 14972 Spr·
ingdale St., Huntlnglon Beach. He W&J
alooe a\ tile time. -
He wao tho! onc:e In tlle sn>in by a
hip powered rllle ·fired at a IO!lg
f"ll'tP· The murdU weapon wu never
fooncl.
RcJbl\&ln• said d<l\ec:tiV<O have un:
covered Uttle evldeoce after counUeS!!
houri oC interviewing tbe CaldweO
famlly, who live at 15532 Cabot Clrcl«
neighbors and Marine usociates 01
tbe victim.
Robitaille added that ooly yeoterday
detective• bad traveled to camp
Pendlotllo lot more queslloolng ol ac·
qualntanceo of tlte MlKillt m ...
1erp..-.t. 'l'be talkl turned up no
doDnlta r.,lllll, he oald.
Evon 1-llllormet!on hao /boon
'turned ~ in the ala Jing or a ""1'nl.D;
pei1Jopl of Latin doacmt, -t!iroot
had been .Ut ond who "l>JllrenUy bad
been dun\!led aut of a car to die lo a
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(See MURDERS, Pa1 .. Z)
ed for mOntlhs. •
Bui, al\hOugh r_.iing two heavy
clalbes on. the oulskir).s Thursday, the
U.S. militiary commend said Ulere ~
no indication Communist uni.ts were
on te move toward the capital.
U.S. olticlall. a&id mOll of tme Com-
munist w:1'.ts near Saigon. were biv·
ouaoked in h4deout5 w1th.ln a tiro-day
m-aroh of the city. U.S. B52 bomibers
l::i.shed out at tihem today.
Girl Awarded
$75,000 in Road
Death of Parents
Death by fire in tile fog shrOuded
"Slaughter Alley" section of U.S. 101
in San Diero County of a Garden
Grove couple in 1966 hu reMJlted Jn
f75,000 jury-awarded dmn•i:<o to their
3-yearokl daualtter ..
Debnt Lomolrle Fr~sh. ttirough her
paternal grandparenti, had tuecl !or 4"5001000 . Ommegea they said resulted
!ro mtbe flaming tnn auto collllion
wbid\. daimed a total ol six lives.
Three gaaollne tllnker1 and more
than 100 ~· piled .., in the fiery collloion "'1ldl Oal!lornio Hlgl>·
wzy Patrol olticer.1 oalled the '1worst
accld.,. ...... !n Ill< yean."
The 1\Jit hail been ftled by Raymond
and Pauline Fretb ol North Long
Beach. James Salton Frellh and hi•
wife M..-y Alile Wfft burned to dellb
in tile apedawlar b8.ze. Debra wa1
tllon 11).montllJ old. •
The family """ ""1&1>t in a burning auto -.tddl colllded wilb • IJil<); ill
Ille log. Defend-wore a trucking
!Inn, a marblt firm and a lt11lng -· "SlaU&t>tor Alley" ot µ>e time c( lh•
~ ftl • four i.ne, 1~0(
ffl&l>w'oY 101 .,_. Ocelnaldt bJoivn
!<Jr lit bldi acddent .....
Tht eectJm -bolo boen ... ..,. slv!y lmprc>Yod.
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CUl?ap airlines plane. ". : . .
. Meitjaplfederal police saw,tlle ~
.bu!Jil!!l u.ider •the ¥.and mwe4
,t.oWard1 the Cu.bans. . , .
"~o. I want tO go to Cuba," Ojeda
-· Mexloan Ojlenu ~ his plea bad tile •ound ol dw:eso "'Jd Ibo .,.,._
walked. up e.nd pulled OJecta •free f(
his captors. •
Mexican police Said Ojeda looked .a
H he bad been drugged. , '
"This man Js under Mexic&n_ prO.
t.ection," a Mexican fed.er.I agent dt*
clsed.
Ojeda thanked bil Mexican rescu-
ers aod told lliEln tlte CulJaoa kld-
naped bim on • -Cit)' nreet 1 .. 1 Wednesda~. lie oald Ibey )le4
Mk! him prisoner :ill ti QJban Em.
bassy since. ' "'
Over furious pro!>iil · ol tile Ci1baf.
ambassador, O]~ ·was 1driven awa1
by lbree oarloadl ol MUioan 1.,ieril
agents lo an uodi.oc\o<ed place "l\ir
his own safety," tlMi RO"iermnent: said.
Jullo Cer<cero, chlet llilmtcnllon
officer at the Meiioo City atr,>ort, sad4
Ojeda wes brougllt ID lbe 8lrport bJ
Cuban A~ JoaqUln Hern~
dez and mer!lbetl .<( !\II stall.
Ojeda was Slhlftltnf wltll die dlpl .. ma<s, am tt.!·ambaioador tried to
prevent Me"1alll oiflclals lrOln IOIDC
ooar tam,-Cereooro al4. · . .
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Admission Day ..,;
Partly Holiday ' '
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-J OAILY PILOT
Drop~Uts Have One ·Last ChaJ1.ce for School
JIJ TllOILU fOJITIJNE .. .. ............. Jade Colaman, dlNctor ol tlio ...;.., ......_..., 'lllO l.i...t II h -.. ~ _.
~S:,":r :~~:;,:, ··~~ :=":ii\'~ ""t.,;•~-= ~-~ .. 111.. -a:'+:;'; "dloNtlllled -at -·1 11111 drop -olldll>ld>ool_..Nor-• ~ -•lml>l7 let lb• ~ _ .... ~"::°1' have i,..
agratbunch·orkldlwtthv:r lao ---·ei1 .... ~ --==~r .. -·-~·~avtor ~ems 'n ··•oo ~·t 14' -..:.... ~ts l.llnl !I fl.OU -Ge 9Nf F: ......... _, ..... .... l9ll _,.
aomebow ey'Te coafmld u to tu a. -••• .. If rairr·...i-.. All Gill ..._.. , value of education." _,.~ .~ • nJutdt DOA-atmellpbeN. c.au.n..t1QD.,._a~lO.f'OO• T-. are DICft ~t In'-.,.. "91 up lo llaDdle wbo dri>p out
'W ..., oiq>ellod from re&War ldlooL WHO ARE THEY! tJnae with edUCIUCIG. on • limited torcm, rulec. "If Wt !Weren't patient
Oth<r people, be admitted, n>tpt ~~to Ridw'd llolllltor,. _ U... woul!ln't bo a.1 ,. .... ror 111 --... tutorod, talktd •• , lkllldml-oonedto: .......
'lhelr -on. IW>y do. Otber1 drop
-apln, OJlll tbo -time II out. ~OD blfb ICbool II a lut
....-llie 111114-"& bwcb ot ..,. . tbr Ill LoJWl!l Bea's -•0•· _to. ui.t." commenled Wlntenbur&'• gone dellnqll<lllli and dopen." tln"'tlon school Ttio pbiloaopey II Iba! Miller
Well, who ere Ibey? They are •oni• educ;aUao II beU.. tllaa 00••· At ~aeh ot lb tdt,all otudents
1Wdttlta wbo can't keep up with their • Contk:turatioft blgb . tebools are t:n• tud ind d=• tfleli --clu1matel, who need to work part. lering their tbir4 yenr. 'flley are re· ~.! epen e at owp rate. quired under state legislation enacted .1.U11,Jic ta .oo com tloo or preSIUI'e to ~ ~ wdlled or blfb ICbool di•tr!ct ~ tlio Orooce Coast ba1 """· About 115 "'1odonla will bo onroUed In five
Ume, who were expelled, or who ac-to reduce the drOp out rate • . k!fR up. ;rio J g gr~r a.re given
cwnuJated the mulmum 30 day1 • • · biolUH grades are based. on in·
• ._ .. --and"' mld«tlool .,._ lllere will bo lOO ........ ID lbe
SUiptblioa. Tbey alto are married NO PRE88URE . dlYklual 1iecompllsbmm:it, not com·
etudenll, D&'coti<'I oUIDden, and ex· Somo ldloOl dla1rfc1J, lnc!Udln( porisDOI. A student -jUlt lits gets
pectant m-.. 1-na Beacb, .cap-a Tllllin no grede.
_E_. _noy....;._Mlller_:..·-=-prlod-..:pal __ o_r _w_1n_. __ H.;:lg:..•:..• _o,;.tt.r.;.:_..;coo_..;lti:..'•_ua:..:U:..o:..•:..•:..choo=:..1 _r..:.or At McNally, Colemen 181d, rtudcllU lll'Oll'llll· ... • ,,..._ r.,e J ~" • ~LANI ...
' "<bap, or -· II tllat tbo latter
OOCUl'1I wllllA tile broln ltaeU and tile
lnlullloat dana&o II much more -· Lani's bllodlntl -llko that of
Patrlda NOii and other v1<t1m1 -
ca;IDel from a burst blood ves1el
wttllln tile llnlnl of the lk11ll ltaelf, uouallJ oamed by a concC11ta1
weaJDJMt.' · · ·
.EibauaUve test.a indicate Lani is not
likely to auffer any recurrence and the
weak spot which caused her Aug. 21
bnuoh wtlb doatb •l'PareotJ.y bas beal·
ed. f:OO well.tO eVen be seen ta.'X·rayl.
EMO'l10NAL 8CA1111
.:-~ Lan1 -who won her Red Crou
-.Oodlat& Swimmer card lbll 111111-
dl*', u weq Al tattn1 tenn1I teuona
and looldn( forword to diving In·
-I will probably be able to en· ~ Ille adlvltleo ._ again.
...,~11She ii always out doing IOmething
like that," said her grandmother, as
Cant's French poodle Cocoa huddled
l:ieneatb a couch, wondering why bis
lnietress has been gone for so long.
: , Emotlonal IOM"t may remain for a tJ,me, because Loi doesn't like being la the bolpltral Mid, her mother says,
,.,.,., lo accept tile fact lbat she II.
• While Lani wu lying awake In tile
intenalve care ward one day with her
eyes ti.lhtly 1but. a nune .t.ed 1he
Wiry, blue-eyed. blcnw;le the reason for
her choice Of an 1Mer world of
darkneu.
"I dcu't want to see all the blood"
Lani replied, remembering the vtole~t
illness when shock and physical
trauma weakened her in the medical pnter'• emergency area.
Lan1 expects to return to Presidio
Sdlool altor lbe flrat quarter, although
IJor fUU acbedule ol actlvlU .. will be
olmply cvr1alled lndeflnltely.
POLICY LAPSES
' Time wtll heal Lani's bocly and
mlnd, but Che montlu: wm contlnu.Uy
bring rmnlndfll'9 in the form of en·
velopes w i t b cellophane windows
because of a tragic slip of time and
cbance.
BOWLING BUDDIES -Frtend1 on and ott tile bowling green, long.
time Newport Beach resident.. Colin Brown (left) and John Lamar
reminisce as they prepare to roll off another round on greens adjacent
to American Legion Hall.
Newport Lawn Bowlers
• Mr1. Thurston quit her lob wllb tile -,_ D • 0 E l D ~:"J:urC:.:Z:.tyi!~:.~.~~g1f! "-'-eminisce on ar y ays
IWitch to her hUJband-to-be'1 policy.
"Who worries about UtUe 1binp like ,. thl:t?" ahe Md J.n a moment of bitter By EVELYN SHERWOOD fim movie ever made was filmed, he
irony or "'-o.irr l'lllf Jt•lf reminisced. "J115tin Farmer wu the H~ policy carried a ~ grace While the ball rolls on for members star·''
period. of tte Newport Beach Lawn Bowling Born in New York, Potter's family
The day Lani was stricken WU the Msoclatioo at tbeiI: Balboa greens, so came west in 1907. He attended
31A day, · · llo 1he memorle1 of the old-timers. school! in Hollywood and moved to
Tbe lint f~ur da11 1n the hospital They shared in a bH. of reminiscing Newport, then known as a health
cOlt $2,CXXJ and the rate now 11 '63 per the other day, between games et their resort, because his daughter had bay
day, wilb at leut another two weeks place in the sun, bard by the American !ever·
to 10, u well u a Jong convalescence. Legion Hall. . Godfny Lunsden, a bowler for
-Nearoargeon1 et first were afraid Colin Brown, 1801 Bedford Lane, 83-several years, was born in England
Ille m1gbt need cottectlve brain year-old retired accoW1tatlt and res!· and recalls tilhe first fiigth by Bkriot.
wt&ti) -runninl the bill up to deot of Newport 1lnce 1938, ha11 1een He also witnessed the first time a
'11,GID er mon -but an electro-the area grow and has beett much • pilot. M. Hawks, attempted a loop-the·
e.:esil .. "O\lflh tMt Wed n e 1 d • Y pert ot ft. He served as treasurer of loop, in Ycrkshl.re, England.
l"irtUD7 eliminated the fear of brain the Newport-Mesa BNl?lcb of the "It was a success," tbe Englishman ~ bave eatlblllhed a Lani American Red Cross for 19 years. said, "but it was scary." •le also
Tlaastw Fund in care of Oallfornta "During the 40's and fiO's, I drove watched while the Wright Brothers
Fl!deftl Sntn•• md Loan Aaocl.ation, the round trip to Los Angeles every took o!f as four men pushed on each -d " n-ailed "I t hed the wing of their aircraft to make it gain %100 Barbar Blvd.. Costa ~era, and 13, u..uWD rec . wa c d an ltetsmc t. Ort and her family by freeway come closer to home end &pee · •bl&: doa.ations welcomed every mile.11 Jcmt Lamar, 315 Lindo, was born in · Virginia 80 years ago.
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DAILY TRIP He came to Newport in 1922.
Angus 'Potter, 2217 Private l\oad, VARIED CAREER
also travelled tile highway dally. "My omce was at Sunset Boulevard and "1 bad a varied business career," he
Gower, the street corner where the said. "A retail shoe store; insurance business and now have a 100 acres io
oranges in Riverside County ."
Friend Says
Pope to Quit
At Age of 75
ROME !AP) -An unldenti!led
prieat. deacrilled u very clooe to J>Qpe
Paul VI, reported kl en ltaUaa maga-
-Friday -tile l'q>O bu p<epar· ed o lelt<1 ol reslgnlllon lo bo mode
public when he readJe1 age 75. That
will bo Sept. 26, Im
It wwld bo the second -1 reeig·
-In -hla1ory and the llJ'lt in nearly 700 years.
Tbt weekly L'E~. in An llrUcle
by "Monsignor X," Aid b Pope
wrote the letter tmnltlf and turned
tt °""'to "a person at full confidence ''
be.fcre undergoing • proetate open-
tlon last NoY. 4.
The document -provided !Or earlier transfer o( papal JJO'WVI to a
qual111ed cordillol In ..,. l'ol>o Poul
survived the oper..uoo but -pl\)'ll·
oally lncaoodtaled, the -tald.
"Those were the days when every
one worked h81'd," be commented.
A graduate of Rlvefside High School
in 1909, :r..m.. said achool wthorltles
separated tile boys from the girls
because "the boys were so bad."
"It's beet ta co-educational now," he
said.
He RW Roman Warren fly under the
Riverside Bridge in 1926. "A real
thriller," he said.
And it was \vell worUt the trouble to
go by horse and buggy to watch
Barney 01dlleld, Teddy Tetslos and
Bobby Blll'llbam ·cllmb lbE B01e
SP\'ln(S Grade,
"I drove a MuweD to Arrowhead,
but "" had to bid< up tile road 11 the car would stop when the carburetor
would get lower than the motor," he
11Jd. "We would finally Ieeve tbe car
and wallt.
"I hm a Locomoblle liter and when
we ck'ove to Palomar we bad to tie •
tree to the back of the car to teep jt
from getUn1 out ot control on the way
down ."
llelbct Tarbol<, 2322 Prtvo1e Road,
-born In 1901, ID HunUDllon Blach (lllen known as Padllc City) and wu
tiler• before tl>t r.Urood came In lll07
or the Pacltlc Electrlc train Wll In aervtce.
.From P .. e 1
MURDERS .••
dre.Uiqe dltcb near Yorktown Avenue
and 'N.,.land Street alter Ille bad -IOlltally molesled,
T111;body, found last M•ch II by a
group of children, hu not yet been
ldlnUlled desp~ hundreds ol lnquiri.,
lrom lndlvtduall and police agencies
aeeJdntr mllllnl Pf1"0DI, KnowD. m:iJ.y .. •·1aae ·Doe,'' her
body remalna unburied ahd bu boen
\1.'ewecl at the county morgu-e by
IClftS of persons in a vain attempt to
identify htT. accontiotm~taille. Tbe m06t recent . occurred
. Aug, 7, m Fouotaln Valley wllen
younc. clean<Ut Jam .. G-WU
shot u be headed home from work on
his newly acquired motorcycle.
1111 bullet-battered body was fOOll<I
near Euclid Streel Fountain Valley
Police Lt. Marvin Fortin &aid Gardner
hod beer! hit five time& with bullets
:find from a .22-caJiber 1 e m i ·
automatic rifle. ;J
"I just wish that we did have
something else to report on this case,
but we still don't have any s~ or
good leeds," said Fortin, who beads
the :lnvf!61igation.
He added that the shooting appeared
to be a "randon killing," ind.icattng a
thrlll motive.
"Another vehicle came up along side
him and thea somebody sbot him," be
said. "We continue to talk to people be
knew and we get mils ·occasionally -
about two or three a week. We cbeck
out everything, but so far nothing bas
turned up."
Rocky to Name
Rep.Goodell
To Senate Seat
' ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) -G<>v. Nel-
son A. Rockefeller 1'ueL'lday will name
Rep. Charles Goodell (R-N.Y.) to suc-
ceed the late Sen. Robert F. Ken·
nedy, according to aources close to
the governor.
Goodell, 4.2, a ntne-year veteran of
the House, won the governor's favor
with ardent campaigning behind
clooed doors f..-'Ill...,. In tile R•·
publican National . Convention's plat-
form on Vietnam.
The change~ made the GOP Viet-
nam policy expressed in the platform
accept.able to botti Rockefeller and
party presidentiaf nominee Rlcb.ard
M. Nixon, the sourrces said Friday.
RockefeSer commented et tbe con·
ventlon, "I don't know what I would
have done without Qwuiie. He cer·
tainly did a fine job on the platform
. • • it was a battle ail the way
but we won."
Goodell for 1everai years ha1 been
an enthusiastic supporter of Rocke·
feller policies end worked on behalf
or the governor in hill unsuccessful bid
for the party pr-esidentlal nomination.
Good.ell's work at the cmvention
apparently won him the Senate seat
over the man Kennedy defeated for
the post In 11164, Kennelb B. Keotlng,
now an associate justice of the state
court of appeals. The Senate term
runs through 19'70.
1 are ablo IO' lllleuia their f"'llop wllb
'& IUchlJ at-11117 time. Teocber loads
are ....U ...,..ii to pennll JI. with
never moro tlwl U -..11 In a
c!MI. Lal\llO Beach bal' all even
1mall01' number ol 1tl!deall per
taacber.
' SOME GO BACK
' About . OM -ID 10 "'""' blm1<1l and eatn1 ffinltatBJDllll to
regular IChooL Even a student who Lt
expelled geta another c-h ,.11 c e.
"l'revlously 1111 cl>oaCea ol ptting
back lo ,..,. l!jl/' &aid ' .Jcibn Gyves,
aulstaul prlndpol ot S... Clom111ta
lUgb School.
• Bui D<Jt all .ll'lllt lo . ·~ bod< to ttzu!ar 1cboot ''M&ny pmor to stay
wtiu. 1b1J bavo ¥-•U<COJ•,• aol4
W.ltitmburc'1 Mlller. "Tboy like It
becaUle no one bUll them and tbe
JrelSW'I 11 OU,"
A few see ft tbmllll Jn eootinuatlon
·~l and c.i tliolr 411'1oma. Eleven ..;.rt a..arded · .i Wlntenburl JUt
. ~hr. That's oil! o{' 2'!l contlrluUon . -all. )iimer ~ . Tbo biggest nwnber mark u\n.,
learning some and sitting some until
they are 18 and are no looger ·required
to go to school.
Some -it'• hard to tell bow may
-become more receptive to educa-
Uon and later attend junior college
programs or adult evening coursn to
eorr.plete nqulremenll rw:. their hlsb
acbool dJploma.
·Legislature Bark Monday,
.Faces Pres~ure of Reagan . .
SAciWo!::mO (UPI( -Tiie ele,C·
Uon • co.....,. Leil•lllmt opens It.
OllCOlld veto selllon Monday, prollol>ly
fadni naewod pr....,..• lrom G<>v.
Ronald Reagan for bis flll6 mllllon
~tu relief pllD.
The _er, ore required by tile
Oooltltution to convene fer up to five
days to COlllider bWs -ed during
the J....ary -Auguat regular 1emon
but vetoed bf Reagan .
The "°""'°' Wo bu called a spec-ial selllim, to run limultaneoo11y wtth
tbe veto sellion, f« the Legislature to
OODlldcr ~ '"'1'1<meno c:ompen·
ution and ~ty imuraoce bene·
flt..
Property tax relief, Reagan's No.
1 priority durillC tile regular session,
may aleo be put on the special ses·
&IQll agenda. However, Reaean repeat·
edly bu lllid be will oot .... the Leg-
1sla1ure to act on the plan unless be
receives ustD'ance from leaders rJ..
both houses that the proposel has
900\le chaoce for IUtCCellS.
Reagan hu lldMKU.ed • meeting
Monday with Rep\t>lioan legislative
leader•. He allo 11 expected to contact
Democratic lawmakers for their views
on putting property tu relief be!Ore
li>e Senate and·A-,.
'lbree .... s1o .. ci property tu ,....
liof won °""""ed by lbe Al•ernbly,
but all died In tile SeNlle.
The wortmens' beneftta bWI alto
died -· th• Leclalalllr• -ol>rupt-ly a.ljourned Aug, 3 by Acting G<>v.
Hugh M. Burns.
Burns, (D-Fnsno), presiclellt pro
tempore of the Senate, W8I acticg P·
Noi;th Leading
In Star Trials
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Lowell North
of San Diego remained in flr1t pl:3.ce
Friday in tlhe standings of the Star
class Olympic sailing trials.
Racing In a IO-knot wind in some-
what choppy waters Thursday, North
was unable to hold hi.I lead over the
pack and finished second, 1:47 be·
hind Gary Comer ol Chdago.
North said he was mere concerned
with maintaining his over...all lead
over Bill Buchan of Seattle and Alan
Ra.fee and Malin Burnham of San
Diego, second, third and fourth re-
spectiV!l)L. tn the standings.
Buchan finished third in Thursday's
race. Rafee wu fifth behind Barton
Beek ol Newport Beach, and Burn·
ham came in e.lgbth.
Senate Okays Bill,
Takes Slap at LBJ
WASHINGTON (AP) -The S.nate
has passed a '19-obillion money bill
oonta.ln1.ng a slap at President John·
son and big inc:n:asea fNer sums voted.
by the Hoµse for amlpoverty, educa-
tloo and heeltll pro(l'l'1lS.
Tt.e measure WM 1ent to conference
,,;<Ji the HoulO .mlcb puled a fl7.2
1Xuioo. venion June 28. .
ernor wlllle Rea,gan and Lt. Gov. JI<>.
bert H. Finch attended tbo Repoj>lloan
National Conventloa in M1mni Bead!..
A compnimlllie workmens compenn.·
tion bill was approved by the Asaem·
bly when it met in a twoday unprece-
dented rump 1enion 1n defiance of
Burns' ordcl ID adjourn.
The compr<mUe _,14 have Ill·
cre .. ed benefits to dllabled wortlng
men lo 187.50 per week from '70.
R-and moot Jegi!lator .. ex·
pect liWe trouble posslng the bill
From r.,e J
EROSION •.•
posltim of Newport Beach in relation
to coastal ocean and air CUit'et*.
'lbe natural now of ocean waters
runs ooutbward from the Gulf or
Alaska near the AleutiBllS dawn to tbe
Cen1ra! Pacl!ic.
Al It flows south, It brings d'll08its
or sand mlh ~.
MARINE CANYONS
However, the southward drift oC
mat.rW Is Interrupted ·-or Los Angeles at Port Hueneme. Undersea
research: has shown the existence of a
large marine can:yob. stretcblng from
far offshore into Port Hueneme
Hari>or lllell.
Smnand otller depooils rolling south
are caught in the underwater car.iyoo,
disappea.ring into lt forever.
The coastline from there sOuthward,
as a result, must depend totally on
replenishment from inland sources.
Another marine canyon P.layiog at
least some i'ole in the ~~·cycle
lles just ol! the Newport \ r. It
begins there and beads southe t into
the ocean depths to end about 15 miles
seaward of Oceanside.
At one time researchers suspected
that Newport sand dropped into the
canyon. The theory was discarded
after extensive studies, but the ca·
nyon's presence is not entirely dis ..
counted for affecting in some way the
local erosion problems.
Tropical storms also have a party ln
the story. Blown in from Australia and
Baja CaHfornia territory, the storms
bring especially large waves onto the
beach from the southwest.
The waves and swells cut hto the
beaches like a scythe working over a
wheatfield. The erosion threat just
past was spurred by a hurricane from
Baja.
Still another !actor is the Inshore
curn!llt -waters running northward
betwec the coast and Sallta ~tdna
and San Clemente islands.
The overall coastal current ts from
north to soutil. But it Is dellected
seaward of Catalina as it butts lnto pt_
FeTmin jutting out just above Wilm-
ington Harbor.
The combination of southwesterly
storm waves, northw.ard moving bl•
shore CUITents, blocked--0£1 sand at
Port Huenee and diminlsblng
alluvial material from inland areas
are all a part of the complex and mly
partially understood ero6iOD cycle of.
West Newport.
The article Nld ll>e Poi>o dectlled
to resign four years from b0"1r be·
cause he wanted to be IUl'e a men kl
campleta health corries out "decl•· 1oOJ o1 hjslorlc bnpor1anoe" ID th•
-calbollc Olurcll.
He racallt then wu no road from
Newport lo HuntiQllOn Beach. "You w.ot by .,,., ol Sonla Ana 1n lbe Sood
old 4-ya."
Aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy was conDn111lon-
ed tod"f In Newport N.,.1, Va. Among gueats ot
ce:remonle. oboerd 61,000-toa 1hlp wore memben
of the Kennedy family, Including Caroline, wllo ·
w11 the 1hlp'1 l]lOllSOr, Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy
and Jahn. '
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VO[ li"f, NO. 216, 3 SE.CTtONS, 52 PAGES SAT URDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, '1961 .TEN CENTS
l(illers Still at Large·
By JAMES McNABB JR.
Of ltM o.llY l"llM St.tf
Two West Orange County police
departments continue to 1earch for
three killers.
The victims:
-An unidentified woman found
dead in a Huntington Beach field near·
ly six months ago.
-A Marine shot by a sniper while
he was greasing a car.
-A young Vietnam veteran shot
down as he sped home along the San
Diego Freeway ll'I Fountain Valley.
None o! the murders is cl05e to
Red Terror
Continues
In Saigon
SAIGON (UPI) -'The Viet Cong
pushed a Saigon terror campaign into
its second day today.
'Ilhey bombed a building 200 yards
from where a 75-pound TNT charge
planted by three women guerrillas
Friday killed 10 civilians and wound·
ed 55 in a government propaganda
center.
The explosMln today at a Chinese
civic organization's ofrice in tile pre·
dominantly Chinese Cllolon section
wounded 10 civilians including s. i x
children playing outside. Moments la·
tl!lr the Viet Cong Ulrew a greneJe il>
to a nearby side street. No one was
hurt.
It brought the casualty toll in two
rlavs 9f S&aon terror tD 11 killed and
fKl wounded in eight attacks-all Viet-
namese c1v1hans. One othe.r bombing
y,•ent awry when four blocka of TNT
did not detonate. ·roday a grenade
booby trap was defused beneath a
U.S. Navy truck downtown.
The bombings followed by one da)
the warning by Col. Tran Vllll Hal, tlle
nattiol\al police director, that Com mu·
t1ist squads were slipping into Saigon
Jn preparation for an "inside artacs
Chis month."
The wave of terror sprred fears the
Communists may be trying to "soften
up" the capital far a n all-out offen·
sive allied commanders have expect·
ed for months.
But, although r~perling two heavy
clashes on the outskirts Thursday, the
U.S. military command said there was
no indication Communist unit~. were
on te· move toward the capital.
U.S. officials said most of tne Com-
munist units near Sai:gon were biv-
ouacked in hideouts within a tw<Kiay
march o( the city. U.S. B52 bombers
lashed out at them t.oaay.
Tustin Cabbies
Hit Sa nta An a
Ban on Taxis
SANTA ANA (AP) -Taxicab driv·
ers from nearby Tustin protested wiUl
a cab parade aft.er tlle Santa Ana City
Council denied them permission to
operate in the city.
About 15 cabs of United Taxi Op-
erators, Inc., j>aN.ded Friday. The
council voted 4 to 3 Tuesday to bar
out-of-town cabs.
The drivers, led by the company
owner, George Brazer, first reacted
to the council's action by offering
free rides in Santa Ana.
"We've tried to do everything above
board," said Brar.er. He said his cabs
were denied access to Santa Ana,
l'•hile Santa Ana cabs ~ free to
operate in TusUn.
City Manager Carl Thornton said
the city's primary putl>OSe in denying
a permft Is not to protect an u:Uting
cab company, but bo protect the com·
munity.
The city ban oabo !.rom cnlising
streets looking for busine$1.
being solved, ·according to police.
One , ttle April 2 s1looting o[ M. Sgt.
Cecil Caldwell bas a PQS6ible motive.
What that motive may be is a cl06e•
guarded aecrtt ol Huntington Beach
investigators.
"We're not sure and we can't
releau a.ny information anyway," said
Capt. Earle Robitaille.
Caldwell, 39, wps shot down while he
worked in the lube rack area of the
gas station he operated at 149'n Spr·
ingdale St., Huntington Beach. }le was
alone at the time.
He was shot once in the groin by a
high powered rifle fired at a JQng
range. The murder weapon was never
found.
Robitaille said detectives have un-
covered little evidence after countless
hours of interviewing the Caldwell
family, who live at 15532 Cabot Circle,
neighbors and Marine associates of
the victim.
Robitaille added that only yesterday
detectives had traveled to Camp
Pendleton for more questioning of ac-
quain.tanees o( the Marine mess
sergeant. The talks turned up no
definite results, he ~aid.
DAILY r lLOl llttl' PM"
CAMERAMAN'S JOKE GIVES LANI A HALF -SMILE
Stricken Glrl Feces Lonv Convalescenc•
Lani Can Smile
'Headache' Ne arly Killed Girl
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
or IM 0111y r1111r St•tl
One of the smiles "'hich never came
hai:d for Lani Thurston lighted her
face Friday, 16 days after she was
stricken with what threatened to
become a· $10,CMXl headiaohe.
A photographer said "Boo," and
that did it.
This might be of little note ordinaTi·
ly, but Jt was the first time Lani bad
smiled since Aug. 21, when she sat up
in bed -pain written in her blue eyes
-and cried cut for her grandmother.
"Naua," the eigllt-year-old said to
1.lrs. Jack Curnow, of 963 Coronado
Drive, C<>sta: Mesa," I have the most
terrible headache!"
"Nana," she added with the solem-
nity O{ a sick child, "I have a tumor on
the brain."
Her diagnosis was wrong.
Tiie lltUe girl. now recovering at
Hoag Memorial Hospital. did not have
a tumor but a subarchnid hemorrhage.
the same ailment which nearly took
the We of Academy Award-winning
actress Patricia Neal several years
ago.
"She knew something had gone
wrong in her brain," said Mrs.
CW"now, witb whom Larll was living
while her mother. Mrs. Janice
'IblU"1ton, prepared to n:-marry and
establlih a new home.
"They didn't know for three days,
whether she WOUid make it or not,"
said Mrs. Thurston, who spends prart
o! each dly with her daugbtor Ill tho '
Protest SF Tax
hospital's pediatrics ward.
"She had a> seizure once in the car
on the way to the hospital and I
thought she was dead. I couldn't get
any sign o{ life," sa4d L a n i ' s
grandmother.
After she was stricken. Lani 1.apaed
into semi-conaciousness, and aides at
Bristol P~k Medical Center. near Mr.
and Mrs. Curnow's home, reached a
neui'C>sutgeon by telephone and told
him of the symptoms.
A nosebleed whlcb trickled down her
throat in the night -perhaps an early
warning sign.al -made Lani violently
ill in the office and this lrightening ex·
perience was the last thing which
seemed to register in her mind.
"Don't wait for an ambulance, the
neurosurgeon said, "l'U meet them at
l:loag."
"We ran several red lights -when
it was safe -hoping a policeman
would stop us and then lead us to the
hospital." Mrs. Curnow said or the
grim ride through town, with her bus·
band at the wheel.
"They were waiting and pulled her
right on in," she anded, "I think it was
less than an hour from the time she
sat up in bed until they were giving
her a spinal fluid tap."
Death reached out perhaps too ear-
ly tor Lani, because Ute spinal tap
saved her from dying of the ailment
which rarely hita anyooe under 4-0,
particularly a child.
The dillft'ence between a~subarchnid
hemorrhage and a cerebral bemor·
(See LANI, P11e t)
• Ill 3 County Murders
Even less information hu ·been
wrned up in the slaying of a W'QlJWl,
perhaps of Latin deseerit, wboH throat
bad been sUt and who apparently bad
been dumped out of a car to die in a
drainage ditch near Yorktown Aveque
and Newlafld Street after me bad been
sexually IPOlested.
Tbe body. found last March 14 by a
group of children, ba.s not yet been
identified despite hundreds of inquiries
from individuals and potice agencies
seeking missing persons.
Known only as 0 Jane Doe," her
body mnaln.t unburied and has heeu
vfcwed at the county morgue by
scores of persons in a vain attempt to
identify her, aceordlng to Robitaille.
'Jibe most recent . killing occurred
Aug. 7, in Fountain Valley wten
yOUllg, clean-cut James Gardner was
shot .as he beaded home from work on
his newly acquired motorcycle.
His bullet-battered body was found
Mar Euclid Street. Folint,ain Valley
Police Lt. Marvin Fortin said Gardner
had been \lit five times with bullets
!ired from a .22-caliber s e m i ·
automatic rifle.
"l just wish that we did b.ave
something else to report on Utis case,
bu~ we still don 't heve any suspects or
good leads," said Fortin, who beads
·the investigation.
He added that the shooting appeared
to be a "randon killing," indicating a
thrill motive.
"Another vehicle came up along side
hlm and then somebody shot him," he
said. "We continue to talk to people he
knew and we get calls occasionally -
about two or three a week. We check
out everything, but so far nothing has
turned up."
l(idnap Halted
Cubans Attempt to Shanghai Envoy
MEXICO CITY (UPI) -Castro Cu·
ban diplomata: pointing pistols from
under their coats tried to wrestle a
defecting Cuban code expert aboard
a Haw.na-bound plane Frlday night
but Mexican police yanked him to
safety.
Immigration officers at Mexico City ,
International Airport said Juan Ojeda,
24, struggled with the Cuban diplo-
mats including Ambassador Joaquin
Hernandez as they shoved him through
the busy terminel toward a waiting
Cuban airlines plane.
It was die dr&n}8tic taSt chapter of
a spy thriller chase that began half·
u.•ay a.round the world in Jakarta, In-
donesia.
Mexican federal police sew the gul'IS
bulging under the coats aDd. moved
toward the OJbans.
"No, I want to go to Cuba," Ojeda
~bouted. Mexican agents said his plea
(See CUBANS, Page 2)
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Teacher Strikes Nixon Woos Texas Votes
Delay Opening
0£ U.S. Schools
By Tbe Associated Press
Classrooms were empty in com·
1nuniUes in Indiana, Michigan. Ten·
ne!isee and elsewhere in the country
Friday as teacher strikes delayed the
opening of school.
New York Oty teachers' union
~threatened meanwhile to prevent the
opening Monday of the city's l.l~mll
lion·pupil school system.
Black students boycotted a B0!1on
elementary school and two schools
in Paterson, N.J. Racial problems
disrupted schools in NorthOarolina.
A teacher strike in East Chicago,
Ind., closed five of 13 schools, and
lers than half of the 100,000 children
a ttended classes. Nearly 500 teach-
ers were out.
Nearly 64.000 youngsters stayed
home in 11 Mlchigan school district!i
v.'here contract disputes kept schools
closed, despite a state law prohibit-
ing teacher strikes..
'The Upper Peninsuia communit)' or
Adams Township was expected to re·
main closed for some time because
the dispute U!ere brought resignations
from the superlnfendent of schools
and the entire school board.
Fourteen thousand childrfn were
affected in the Clarksville-Montgom-
e~y O>unty &ehooi system In Tennes-
see.., when 500 teachers failed to re-
port tor registration in protest over
the school budget, which the teachers
said left the system "intolerable."
The New York City teachers' union,
the AFL-CJO United Federation or
Teachers, has threatened a strike for
openlng day Monday in dlaputes re·
lated to decentralization of C('lntrol.
The union conOOcted a 14-day strike
at the opening of school last faU,
over a new contract.
An attempt to substitute a black
principal for a white principal at the
Olri!topher G i b a o n Elementary
School In Bo5ton produced a boycott.
with only about 30 pupils appearing
Friday.
Two elementlary schools in Pater·
son, N.J., both in a pre(k)minantly
Negro area, were boycotted for a
second day. Some 700 pupils did not
attend classes In the dispute over
greater community control.
As Johnson Stays Aloof
By Tb~ A.s1oclatt d Press
With President JohnsOn reaffirm-
ing he'll steer C!1ear of "partisan poli-
Ucs," Republican Richard M. Nixon
is trying to woo back the Texas votes
Girl Awarded
$75,000 in Road
Death of Pare11t s
Death by fire in the fog s~rouded
"Slaughter Alley" section of U.S. 101
in San Diego County of a Garden
Grove couple in 1966 has resulted in
$75,000 jury.awarded damages to their
3-yearold daughter. .
Debra Lorraine Fresh, through hef
paternal grandparents, had sued for
~ damages they said resulted
fro mlhe naming truck auto-..rollisi.on
wfticb dailned a total of six lives.
Three gasoline tankers and more
than 100 automobiles piled up in the
fiery collision whidh California High·
way Patrol olficers oalled the "worst
accident here in six year s."
The suit had been filed by Raymond
and Pauline Fre9h of North Long
Beach. James Salton Fresh and his
wife Mary Alise were burned to death
in the spectacular blaze. Debra was
then IO.months old.
'Ihe family was oaughf1n a burning
auto which collided with a truck in
the fog. Defendants were a trucking
flrm, a market firm and a lea.s.ing
company.
"Slaughter Alley" at the time or the
CJ'&Sh was a four Jene. section of
Highway 101 near Oceanside knOwn
for its high accident rate.
The sectlon since bas been exten·
aivly improved.
U1at shifted to the Democrats when
Johnson ran f'or publlc office.
Nixon fell only about 45,0CX> vutes
short or winning Teias' 25 electoral
votes \\'hen he lost to the Jobn 1''.
Kennedy-Johnson ticket in 1960.
Texas had come through with ma·
jorities of over 100,000 for the Re-
publlc,an Dwight D. Eisenhower-Nixon
pairing in the .two previous elections.
Nixon appeared in Houston Friday
on the third day of a cross..eountry
campaign and contrasted his own poli4
cies with what he ttrmed ''the poUcies
of the last f.our years."
When Nixon arrived at the Houston
airport, he "'as met by Ben Carpen4
tcr, a wealthy Dallas resident and
former Johnson backer.
Cal'}>enter helped organize 11Tex·
ans for Eisenhower'' in 1952 and 1956
and said he is planning to lead "Tex·
ans for Nixon" this year.
While Nixon was in Texas, the
President was telling a news confer·
ence be would speak on "matters a£.
fecting this admlnisi:ration," but
would refrain Crom "partisan politics.''
Nixon said in his Hosuton speech.,
"The Nixon road and tbe Humphrey
road are miles apart . . . Thero
is not a dime's WOl"th of difference be·
tween the policies Hubert Humphrey
offers America and the policies Amerl·
ca has had the last four years."
Nixon "'·as urged to make the speech
by Texas Republicans cooceroed by
the threat of third·party presJdential
candidate Geor ~e C. Wallace, who had
&aid there's "not a dime's -Worth ot
dilfereoee" between the Republicana
and Democrats.
Wallace, meanwhilt,has chosen A.
B. "Happy" Chandler of Kentucky es
hi! vice pret:IJentlal candidate, the
Louisville Courier-Journal reported.
Wallace has said he'H make a for·
mal announcement of his choice
Tuesday.
Erosion Crisis at End
But There'll Be More
By BRUCE BENSON
ot "'-01ltr '!lot Stiff
Adrnission Day
Partly Holiday Commuters. Brown Bag It The annual eroaion criais at the
We st Newport beachfrcmt la drawing
to the clo&e ot another aeuon and
there Is no reason to believe it Vr1ll be
the last.
What. marine sclentlsU do know al
present 11 that the yearly crises 1n
Newpart Beach are part oi a larger
rlcture. The urbaniuUoo ol Int.rid
areas, (Of' e:ramplt, bu played 1 role
Ill deforming tho btlChes.
So have the ocean and air CUl1'entl
eltewhcre alan& Ult S 0 U t b I r D
CalUornll coast. Your mall will )>e doUvertd Mond1y
llld yoor trasll picked up. And you can
tvea reglrter to vote in tile upcomiaa:
pmldmtial ei..u ....
Bul don't expect much ebe in the
way of services out of state and local
government. tt'1 Admission Day and
municipal, county and state offices
will be closed.
Banks and m.any other private
bl!Siness firms also will clos.e their
dO<n in observance rJ the day
Coill!ornia joined the union.
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SAN FRANCJSOO (AP) -HU1ldrodl
of member• or San Frenc11co'1 new-
HI dllllni club -tile ill'own Baum
-bo)'<Glted tbelr [avorlte eallna Ind
.. .-, spots Fridly I« port bench
dining on 1udl delicacies as peanut
butter and .tuna fish.
Tbe club, undoubtedly the Iar~est
and l"ut exclusive In the dty, is com·
prictd oC Bay ArN commut<n pro-
'"lli•I Mayw JO<e(lh Ali<l4a'1 J per-
cent commuter tax, wbicb eoes into
effect Jan. L
Even the meyor'1 com.mudng COU!-
ln, Frank Alioto, ahowed up on a park
bmdl munchlna: a tuna end awW and
wulllng k down with a t!>ermoc bot·
ile r!mJe1.
Uke many others, Frank Alioto
was a newcomer at brown be.gging.
"J had to go out and buy brown
bags. Wt dk1n 't have any in the
house," be said.
The dly'1 lm.000 dally commukrs
fil\U"• U\at by br!D,1101 ttiel1' lunches
every Frid>¥ they coo bUrl San Fnm·
c1Jco•1 reslawlllla by 110 m!llloo a
year. The C('lmmuter tiax wa1 estimat·
ed to bring ln ll2 million ""nually.
Though smaller re"8uranta report.
ed buoineu off up to 50 J>O«*lt. the
po1h apou reported their u11t1I Jong ' lines.
Sandwicbe1 were the faY«ile of the
hrown hll(on. But Bob Andren, a
Safi Bruno budne1sm:an, toot the
goormot route -wUll chlclulft Oombo
ignlted hy I clgareU. llibl<r, euac&·
molo llaled Ind cb&t&.
'
Since Wcrld War II, exteotdve
iurvey1, underwater rtud!e1 and
scieotifie apeculation b a v e con·
centr.ated on the phenomenon of dJsap-
p.,.ring 1111dJ at Newport Beach.
The ellorls have turned up•portiol
conctuslon1 about wb,y and bow the
beach &hrinks, and the Arm1 Corpe or
Englneara Is now ..,.-qed 1111 project
des igned lo proYlde II Jeut portlol
prolectlon to bom ...... n and pvbli<
property.
The comp1ete.1tory, howeVt!I"~ It aUll
hldden within Ibo ... ltoeU.
-
Part al N ... '(>Ol"t'1 problem oletn1
!roln a dimlnlshlllg supply of aand In
U.. runoCI llld Cood walers o/ lolllld
areu. Al rood> •• laid, fields c:oo-
verted to shopping cenl<n 1nd flood
control projects 1et up II lnland
1>0lnts, Ule amount ot. alluvial matflll'i.al
runnlna to !he ... 1, aharp\Y uduetd.
Natutt's replenbbment sncram
baa -lljlMI, scltotlsla say.
A ._.i dllllculty crow• Ollt al Iha
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'Dropouts Have One Last Challce, ~for. School
Ii 1'IOllU JOaTIJNJ: .......... _
ll' A dlsutlafied 1t;udent Cl1l'I Jull Orop ••t or 1111b ldlool ..,,,...... Nor con a
'" mlallthavblc 1tudent almp\y Cit the
l I'* Colomu, :i!}:•ctor If-tho
N..,.wl•a Dlttrlct t M c N • 111
Schoill, -ol llt etudol!lto '"'J'lle;'N
a -91 kldl Wiiii VC1 Utllo
~I ColitlllUJuao l!lllt SChoot In
JI u..-"Bn911, 91311 "A lot of
*-.. -~·1 .., tho .-.......... cilla-
0. -D-iidftl .. 0 t.a't Rad "'~ ""'"' Continuation b1gb schools have been ,,, set up to handle •tud•ntl who drop out
·1 1,r are upelled from regular school.
i Tbe11 'ttudenta are tutored, talked
· to, encouraged and coued to continue
'\ thelr educatJon. Ma:ny do. 0Uler1 drop
•,'"out again, and the second tlme is out.
~. CoDtinuatlon high school ls a last
• ··chance acbool.
'' Every unWed or hlgb school dlatrlct
•1,,aloa1 the Onoge Cout bu one. About .. m .•l\ldentl will be • .,,.Uod bl five
·., ICboqll next week and by mld-ectiool
.. ,\.~ear there will be 500 ab.ldenta in tbe
1'1.._: progrlJllll.
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(:LANI ... ... '.'. rbq:e, or stroke, is that the latter
".' ..,..., Within the bndn ltl•lf and the
'")' ieaultant damage Js much more
, 1eevere.
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''."'. Lani'• bleeding -like that of · J. Patricia Neal and other vlctim1 -
comes from a burst blood vessel
within the lining of Ute 1kuJ1 itself,
usually caused by a coogenltal
weakness.
Exhaustive te~ts Indicate Lad is tlot
likely to suffer any recurrence and the
weak spot which caused her Aug. 21
brush with death apparenUy bas heal-
ed too well to even be seen ln X·nys.
E~IOTIONA.L SCARS.
Lani -who won her Red Cros~
1 • Intermediate Swimmer card this sum
.. · mer, as well ea taking tennis lesson
• and looking forward to diving in ·
,. struction .J will probably be able to er.
joy the activities once again.
~ "She la always out doing somethin~
tik!: that,'' said her grandmother, a~
Lani's French pood!e Cocoa huddle·
beneath a couch, wOndering why hi
mistress has been gone fcrr 10 long.
•., Emotional sears may remain for a
, time, because Lani doesn't like being
in the hospital and, her mother says,
refuses to accept the fact that she is.
• While Lani wu lying awake in the
·. intensive care ward one day with her
eyes tightly shut, a nurse asked the
wiry, blue-eyed blonde the reason for
her cbotce of an inner world of
darkness.
"I doc't want to see all the blood,"
Lani replied, remembering the violent
illne11 when shock and physical
trauma. weak:eDed her in the medical
center'• emergency area.
Lani expects to return to Presidio
School after the first quarter, although
her full schedule of act.lvitles will be
aharply curlAiled lndellnltel;.
POLICY LAPSES
Time will heal Lani's body and
mind, but tbe moot.ha will continually
bring remind.en in the form of en·
velopea w 1 t b cellophane windows
be~use of a tragic allp of Ume and
chance.
Mrs. Thurston quit her Job with the
Orange County Sheriff'• Office and let
her lnJurance policy lapse, planning to
awttcb to her husband·to-be's policy.
"Who worries about little things like
that?" she said in a moment of bitter
lrooy.
Her policy carried a 30-da:y grace
period.
The day Lani was stricken was the
31st day.
~ The first four days in the ho&pital
·cost $2,000 and the rate now is $5.1 per
day, with at least another two weeks
to go, u well as a long convaiescencie.
Neurosurgeons at first were afraid
1be might need COJTective brain
aureery -running the bill up to
$10,(XX) or more -but an electro-
encephalograpi:i. test W e d n e 1 d a y
virtually eliminated the fear of brain
damage.
Friends: have esta\Jlished a Lani
Thurston Fund in care of California
Feder.I Savings and Loan Association,
2700 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, and
are helping Ille girl and her family by
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·-llloy're coolUHd u to Ibo value of education."
WUO ARE TllEY!
O~er people, he admitted, might
consider the students "a bunch of dog-
cone delinquents and doper&."
Well, who are they? They are
student.I who can't keep up with their
classmates, who need to work part-
time, who were expelled, or who ac· c~mulated tlle maxlmwn 30 days
11uapensioo. They alto IJ'I married
stddents, narcotics offenders, and ex-
pectant mothers.
E. Roy Miller, principal of Win-
the prepan ~tion." "(
Cootlnuetioa mtians a chance to con·
tlnua wtpi eduoatioa on a limited
basis. according to Richard 11oll1ster.
coordinator ot .Laguna Beach'•--eon·
tlnUAUon ldlooL The phlloaopby ta that'
.some education Is better than none.
Continuation hJgh schOola are tfl·
tuing their thlr4-yw. Tbey aro, re-
. quired under state legialaUon enatted
to reduce the drop out rat.. ·
NO PRESSUl\E .
Some school cli!triclJ, including
Laeuna Beach, Capistrano and Tustin
High, offer continuation school for
BOWLING BUDDIES -Friends on and off the bowling green, long-
time Newport Beach residents Colin Brown (left} and John Lamar
reminisce as they prepare to roll off another round on greens adjacent
to American Legion Hall.
Newport Lawn Bowlers
Reminisce on Early Days
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
Of itt. Dlllr l"lllt Sl11f
While the ball rolls on for members
of the Newport Beach Lawn Bowling
Association at their Balboa greens, so
do the memorles of the old-timers.
They shared in a bit of reminiscing
the other day, between games at thelr
place in the sun, hard by the American
Legion Hall.
Colin Brown, 1601 Bedford Lane, 83-
year-old retired accountant and resi·
dent of Newport !lnce 1938, bu seen
tile area grow and has been much a
part of. il He served as treasl.U'er of
the Newport-Mesa Branch of the
American Red Cross for 19 years.
"During the 4-0'a and 50'.s, I drove
the round trip to Los Angeles every
day," Brown recalled. "I watched the
freeway come closer to home and
welcomed every mile."
DAILY TRIP
Angus Potter, 2217 Private Road,
also travelled the bJghway dally. "My
office was at SL1D1Set Boulev'ard and
Gower, the street 'corner where the
Rocky to Name
Rep.Goodell
To Senate Seat
ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) -Gov. Ntl·
son A. Rockefeller Tuesday will name
Rep. Cborles Goodell (R-N.Y.l ID suc-
ceed the late Sen. !Wbert F. Ken·
nedy, according to sources close to
the governor.
Goode.11, 42, a nine-year veteran of
the House, won the governor's favor
with ardent campaigning behJnd
closed doors f<r changes in the Re-
publican National Convention'• plat·
form on Vietnam.
The changes made the ~OP Viet-
nam pollcy expressed ln the plaUorm
acceptable to bottl Rockefeller and
perty -ldential nomtn.. Richard
M. Nixon. the 10UJTce1 said Friday.
Rockefeller commented at the con-
veoUon, "I don't know what I would
have dooe without °'8rlle. He ctr·
talnly did 1 fine Job oo Iii• platform
• • . It was a battle all the way
but we won .''
Goodeli for several years hat been
an enthusiastic supponer ot Rocke-
feller polidet.
first movie ever maode was filmed," he
reminisced. "J11Stin Farmer was the
star."
Born in New York, Potter's family
came west in 1907. He attended
JChools in Hollywood and moved to
Newport, theo known as a health
resort, because hi& daughter had bay
fever.
Godfrey Lumden, a bowler for
several years, was born in England
and recalLs tllhe first fllgth by Bleriot.
He also witnessed the first time a
pilot. M. Hawks, attempted a loop-the·
loop, ID Yorkshire, England.
"It was a success," the Englishman
sald, "but it was scary." He also
watched while the Wright Brothers
took off as four men pushed on each
wing of their aircraft to make it gain
speed.
John Lamar, 315 Lindo, was born in
Virginia 80 years ago.
He came to Newport in 1922.
VARIED CAREER
"l had a varied business career," he
said. "A retail shoe store; insurarx:e
business and now have e 100 acres in
oranges In Riverside County,"
"Those were the days when every
one worked hard," he commented.
A graduate of Riverside HJgb School
In 1909, Lamar said school authorities
separated the boys from the girls
because "the boys were 10 bad."
"lt'1 back to co-educational now," be
said.
Hern Roman Warren fly under the
Riverside Bridge in 1926. "A real
thriller," he said.
And it wae well worth the trouble to
go by hor1e and ""buggy to watch
lJarney Oldlleld, Teddy Tetalos and
Bobby Burnham climb the Box
Springs Grade.
"I drove a Maxwell to Arrowhead,
but we had to back up the road as the
car would stop when the carburetor
would get lower ttran the motor." he
Jald. "We would finally leave the car
and walk.
"I had a Locomoblle later and when
we drove to Palomar we had to tie a
tree to the back of the car to keep It
from aetting out or conttot on the way
down."
Dl!ill>mt T1rbox, 2322 Private Road,
-born bl llOl, ID HunUngton Beach
(then known u Pacific City) and was
there before the railroad came in 1907
or the Paclflc Electric train w11 ln
aervice.
Ht recalls there wu no road from
Newport to Hlllltlngtoa Bead!. "You
went by W"f of Santa Ana bl Ille 1ooc1
old day1."
~ kour1 .tlf r•il\IU lllllh ldlool ..-e obit to dlleull lbd! f•lla11 wllb wher. they have. had •~111"!!1," .. Id
a.II oul. N~W-llld H111t-• IUCblr II Cf llmf, ~ 1""11 Wtallnllure'1 l(llllr, ''T,bey !JU It
~ Hlih have separate camplllU are ama1I uoul)l to ~ J~ Wit!> • boca"" no -Dul• tl>elll Cid tile
ud flllkll.Y Jl'Oll'aIDL never m~ !bin IS t!udenll Ill a prossun ll ott."
..All the 1Cbootl b&vi Jo commoa a ciao. Lagi.mia Bei.ch u even A few see 1t ~ougb in continuation
111&1ed, · non-preu~ atmosphere. 1malltr number ot tudents per school and pt U.lr dlplomas. Eleven
Teachers are more lenient ln en· teacher. were awarded at Win1;ersburg last forcing rule•. "U we weren't patient -there wouldn't be any reason for ·us SOME GO BACK ~ ~· . year.:~t) o,ut .of ~ C!>i:tti.Duation
to' enrt," commented Wintersburg's About one student lC 10 pr°"'~' 1tudentt, Miller ·JtOt,t<L '
MJUer · h1m1eU and earns relilftafement --ror1 "hle-~111eet •UlPbtr mark Ume,
At each of the schools, students regular schoot Even a student who is 1 letu"ning some am1 sitting some ~ntil
study independenUy at their own rate. expelled gets another ch 1 n c e . they are 18 and are QO longer reqw.red
There is no competitJon or pi'essure to ., , to go to school
k"ep 1.1p. No failiDg..grfdes ,are given Previously b1a chancel .of &etung Some _ it's bard to tell' bow many
beoaUH grades are based on in· back In were nil,'~ ~d Johh Gyves, -become more receptive to educa·
dividuaJ accomplllhment, not com· as11atant priQcJpal o{ St.n Clemente tion and later attend junior college
parlson1. A student who Just slb gets Hl&b School program& or adult evening courses to
no grade. But not all want to go back to corr.plete requirements for their bigb
At McNaUy, Coleman said, &tudents regular acb.ool. "Many ~efer to stay school diploma.
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CUBANS •••
b~ the sound or duress"and the agents
walked up and pulled Ojeda free of
his captors. ,
Mexican police aa.ld Ojeda looked as
. ii he had been drugged.
"Thi• man Is under Mexican pro-
~ tection," a Mexican federal agent de-
clBred.
Ojeda thanked hia Mexican re&cu-
ers and told ttlem the Cubans kid-
naped lUm on a Mexico qity street
last Wednesday. He l3id they bad
held blm pdso .. r ID the CUIJe.n Em-
bassy since.
Over furious protests m tt>e Cuban
ambassador, Ojeda was driven away
by thr .. carloads of Mexican federal
agepts to an und!9closed place "for
bis own safety," tile go.erament eald.
Julio Cerecero, chief immt.gratJon
officer at the Mexico City airport, said
Ojeda was brought to the airport by
Cuban Amba1sador Joaquin Hernan-
dez and members Of his staff.
Ojeda was struullng Wltll th< dlpl•·
matJ, am. tile ambassador tried to
prevent Mexican oUiclals from going
near him, Cerecero said.
Ojeda, 24, !Ned tn defect trcm his
job as chief code exipert at the Cuban
· 'lllission in J,aJoarta, d:ipl<maUc sourc·
es 8a:kl, but the OJban government
ruohed two rec\Q'lty ag-to lndo·
nesia to 1hwart bis plan.
Ojeda "8Cl!'td from the ag<ots ln
July and fled to ll>e Mexlcan Embas·
sy in Jaklarta, the sources said. The
Mexican foreign office granted birn a
v,lsa ias "an ood:iumy tourist" and he
disappeared from Jakana July 'r/.
The .aurces said there was specu·
lation the µ.s. Central lntel'ilgence
Agency niflh.t have hellped him in ex-
change for iM>rrnation about Castro
government codes. It was never con·
firmed.
He Aid the ambusadcr had tele-
phoned ahead end ordered the Ha-
vana-bound ~t by Cuban de Aviac·
ion, the Cuban govenunent airline, de·
layed until Ojeda could be pOt aboard.
But Cerecero'a off.ice was already
on the lO<lrkoot fOr Ojeda. The Cuban
defect.or wa'! staylng Rh friends in
Mexico City, wtio reported him rniss-
iDg Wednesday, saying they feared a
kidnap attempt by Castro agents.
Newton Jury
In Third Day
OAKLAND (AP) -Huey Newton's
jury extended to a !Hrd day today its
· sea'l'Oh for an an9Wt!:r to the question:
Did the Black Panther founder mur-
der the whJte policeman who stopped
him in a car Oct. 28 in a Negro neigh·
bori>ood?
After-a day and a he1f ot bearing
the trial tran>crlpt read about the
gUllfin that killed office< John Frey,
the seven woonen and five men closet-
ed themselves for five hours or delllr
eration Friday, tllen recessed until
today.
The jury, wihose foreman is the only
Negro member, haJ a o.'Joice Of first·
degree murder, second-degree mur·
dr, wluntlary manslaughter or acquit-
tal in Frey's death,
It also must decide If the wounding
of officer Herbert Heanes in the same
!hooting wu· attempted murder.
Legislatlire Back Monday,
Faces Pressure of Reagan
SACRAMENTO (Ufl) -Tl!• elec-
tion .. conscious Legial&ture QPens its
second veto ses&ion Monday, probably
,fitting rllOj!Wed. pressure t,rom Gov.
Roneld Reagan for his f155 lnlllion
psoperty tax relief plan.
The lawmakers are requ.lfed by the
Constitution to convene for uP to five
days to COO!llder bills paMed during
the J'aooary -August regular session
but vetoed by Re8'gall.
The governor al5o ha1 called a !PIC-
lal session, t'O nm sbnultaneously with
the veto session, for the Legislature to
oon1ider boosting workme~ compen·
ution rind disability insura11ce bene·
Ills.
Property tax relief, Reagan's No.
1 priority during the regular session,
may also be put on the spedel ses·
&on agenda. However, Reeg&n repeat·
edly bas said he will not an the Leg·
i.sWtture to act on the plan unlets he
receives assurance from leaders of
both houses th.at tile propooal has
50llle chaDce fOr 1uccess.
Reagan has scheduled a meetlng
Monday with Republican leglJlatJve
leaders. He al.so is expected to contact
Democ:ratic lawmakers fQr their views
on putting property tax relief before
tJhe Senate and Assembly.
Three ve:rsions of property tax re-
lief were approved by the Assembly,
but all died bl the Senate.
The wockmens' benefits bills also
<Heel v.tlen tile Legi.slatun! was abrupt·
ly adjourned Aug. 3 by Acting Gov.
Hugh M. Burns.
Burns, (D-Fresno), ~r~ident pro
tempore of the Senate, wu acting gov·
North Leading
In Star Trials
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Lowell North
of San Diego remained in first place
Frid<iy in the standings of \tie Star
clasJ Olympic sailing trials.
Racing in a IO.knot wind in some-
wh&t choppy waters Thursday, North
was unable to hold bb lead over the
pack and finished second, 1 :47 be-
hind Gary Comer of Chciago.
North said he was rnoce concerned
with mafntalning his over-all lead
over Bill Buchan of Seattle and Alan
Rafee and Malin Burnham of San
Di.ego, second, third and fourth re-
spectively ln .the standings.
Buchan finished third in Thlll'sday's
race. Rafee was fifth behind Barton
Beek of P:,ewport Be.acb, and Burn-
ham came in eighth.
Senate Okays Bill,
Takes Slap at LBJ
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tb< Senate
has passed a $19-0illion money bill
oonta.lning .a slap at President John·
son and big incr~ over sums voted
by the House for antipoverty, educa·
Uou and healtll programs.
The measure was sent to conference
wii.h the House which pasaed a $17 .2
billion version June 26.
· ernor while. Reaigarr and Lt. Gov. Ro-
bert H. Finch attended tn.·BepuhUcon
National Convention in MlMtti Beach.
A cop1promi3e workmeM compenaa-
ti<1n biD "s approved by the Assem-
bly when it met in a twoday unprece-
dented tump session in defiance of
Burns' order to adjQU.rA,
The t'OmPronuSe Would have in-
creased benefits to disabled working
men to $87 .50 per week from $70.
Reagan and moet legislators ex·
peel little troob!e pa5'ini the bill.
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EROSION •..
position of Newport Beach in relation
to coastal ocean and air curreDUi.
The natural flow of ocean waters
runs southward from the Gulf of
Alaska near the AleuUans down to the
Central Pacific.
As it flow~ south, Jt brings deposits
of sand with it.
MARINE CANYONS
ijQWever. the 1outhward drift or
material ls interrupted north ci. Los
Angeles at Port Hueneme. Undersea
research has shown the existence of a
large marine canyon stretching from
far offshore into Port Hueneme
Harbor itself.
Sand and other deposits rolling south
are caught in the underwater canyon,
disappearing into it Jorever.
The coastline from JQF'e southward,
as a result, must ~nd tot.ally on
replenishment from inland sources.
Another marine canyon playing at t
least some role in the erosion cycle J
lies just off the Newport Pier. It
begins there and heads southeast Into
the ocean depths to end about 15 miles
seaward of Oceanside.
At one time researchers suspected
that Newport sand dropped into the
canyon. The theory was discarded
after extensive studies, but the ca-
nyon's presence is not entirely dis·
counted for affecting in some way the
local erosion problems.
Tropical storms also have a party in
the story. Blown in from Australia and
Baja California territory, the storms
bring especially large waves onto the
beach from the southwest. .
The waves and swells cut into the
beaclies like a scythe working over a
wheat!ield. The erosion threat just
past was spurred by a hurricane from
Baja. ·
Still another factor ls the inshore
cUJTeDt -waters running northward
between the coast and Santa Catatina
and San Clemente islands,
The overall coastal currerrt. is from
north to 1outli. But it i1 deflected
seaward of Catalina as it butts into Pt.
Fermin jutting out just above Wilm·
ington Harbor.
The combination of southwesterly
storm waves, nnrthward moving in·
shore Cll!Tents, blocked-off sand at
Port Huenee and diminishing
alluvial material from inland areas
are all a part of the complex and only
partially understood erosion cycle of
West Newport.
Aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy wa1 comm!osion-
ad toCla,y In Newport New1, Va. Among guuts at
cemnon!H aboanl 11,IJOO.IGD thlp ,..,. members
of tho KeMedy family, including Caroline, who
was the thlp'• sponsor, Mrs. Jacqueline Kelllledf '
and John.
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Rlch•rd Albor of Oak Lawn, Ill.
won a $10,000 airplane in a sweeir
stakes but he can't use it for three
years. The l~year~ld must wait
until he is 16 to obtain bis pilot's
license. The prize plane will be
turned over to the teenager at Te--
terbor Airport in New Jersey anl
his father will fly it home. •
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DAILY f'ILOT Sl•ff "'*9
S..t11rd1y, Sept~'7, 1"68 llAILV PILOT ,,
Pilot .on Tea11t ·
Sports Writers Cover Olympics
The DAILY PI.LOT 1t>olymplc team''
today is making final &rTangements
ftlr on-tJ:ie.spot coverage in Mexico ol
the upcoming 19th Olympiad.
Bilingual sporll editor Glenn White
will be on the sceoe ln Mexico City
fNJln torch llgbtlng tbrough !he final
~ ' event of the bil show cched.uled Oct. 5
through 29.
Indications are that the DAILY
J:'ILOT sports editor will be watdtlng
the efforts of several familiar figures.
Eight Orange Coast area athletes
already have earned berths on the
United. States team. Perhaps as many
as a dozen participants from the
Orange Coast will make the big team,
White predicts.
AJI coe ot. only 90 corTespondents
credent:ilded rrom throug1lout the
United States to cover the Olympics.
White will otrer DAILY PILOT
readers on·site coverege available to
most newspaper only via wire aervlces
and syndicated writen.
He will bear down on c0verage of
activities -both on the competition
field and off -of local athletes and
coaches (Mosty Nitiko\Wiki or Hun·
tington Beech will serve as assi..stant
watw polo coad'l for the AmericaDI al
the meet).
While Spenilb-1pealdng Wblte 1eta
the word on the Me,iioo City sames ill
Ille language ol lhe Olymplco and
translates lt for DAILY PILOT
readers, another famWar DAU..Y
PILOT byline will appear on rtories
from AcApulco.
DAILY pfLO'r Boating Edltor
·Almon Lockabey will be there to
eyeball American participation ln
yachting and booting eveuta of the
Olympiad.
HU on-the-scene coverage also will
be slant.ed to appeal to tpec.ial in·
terests of Orange Coast area readers.
"We're proud of our own "olymplc
team' and the special coverage these
two veteran reporters will oUer
readers of the DAILY PILOT, 11 said
DAILY PILOT Editor Thomas KeevlL
"We expect it to be a demomtrati.on
once again of the DAILY PILOT'S
continuing efforts to be T H E
newspaper that really covers the
Orange Coast -even lf that assign·
ment takes us as far away as Mexico
City and Acapulco."
Exclusive stores from White and
Lockabey will appear daily In the DAI·
LY PILOT tbrougbout Ille Olympiad.
Mesa Medical Expansion
Permits Before Planners
THE ULTIMATE TRIP -David Berg of Hunt-
ington Beach stands before two betrothed couples
and preaches against the established church. San-
daled minister, founder of the Light Club, hope.;
to create spiritual revolution through appeals to
younger generation.
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Condition.al use permits required for
beginning the second and third phases
of a major Costa Mesa mtical
service district will be consi ered
Monday by the city Planning om-
mission.
from the State Division of Highways
on potential requirements for rlght-of~
way for the Newport Freeway at that
location. • King Sobhuza II, 69, of Swaziland,
now rules a new ·nation. Britain has
granted indepe11dence to tM coLonv
in Africa. The King has ye t to nomi-
nate a queen. A polygamist, he took
hi& SOth bride tn 1933 and no official
records have been kept of how many
times he has married since. He h.as
ruled since 1921.
Hippies 'See the Light'· S. K. Leasing Co., of Santa Monica,
is expected to get a recommendation
for approval by the City Council on
each permit, one for a medloal center
.and one for .a convalescent hospital.
An additioiial 115 feet of right-ol·wa:r
probably will be needed in that area.
say city officials.
The city planning staff ls recom-
mending approval of the two projects,
subject to submission of preciae plam
for layout and development at a later
date. • Huntington Ceremony 'As Good as MarrUige' The proposed three·story medical
offices building would be located at
2115 Newport Blvd., with the 2CJO.bed
extended care convalescent facility at
2101 Newport Blvd., next to Costa
Mesa Memorial Hospital, which open·
ed last Monday.
Clark County (Nevada) has turn·
ed down a Phoenix man's claim for
1 million acres on the moon be-
cause the moon is not part or the
county. County Recorder Paul
I-lorn said he received filing docu-
ments from Thomas V. Pearson,
wh o is trying to publicize bis
\VOrldwide space club. Pearson
said in a letter he would try to get
members in Las Vegas by offering
them deeds to one-acre plots, on
f'1e moon, which would be regis-
l~red with recorders. • .......
A Loveland, Colo., youth in
custody after an auto chase es·
caped from two patrolmen in a
cruiser. After being fTee ov1r·
night, he showed up at the pol·
ic~ station bTight and eaTly the
next mor11ing. He told police
it wasn't his conscience that was
hurting him ... it was the hand-
cuffs he couldn't get off.
By PAMELA POWELL
OI 1111 O.llV f'llol Sl•ff
"Education is the greatest enemy
today of the tt"ue civilization. It ·only
takes you two years to talk. it takes
you the rest of a lifetime to keep your
mouth shut."
So said David Berg, founder and
promoter of the Light Club in Hun-
tington Beach, preaching to the hippiC'
congregation in the aftermath of the
first local double betrothal ceremony.
"The Bible cans it betrothal, it's just
as good as getting married. Yoo mak1•
tihe vows and everything. I guess it'~
like an engagement, but &tronger,"
said his 17-year old daughter, Faith.
The purpose of the club at 116 Main
St. is to help young people find the
way througb Chrisit. "Th.is is the
ultimate eternal trip. I found ttie real
peace, joy and satisfaction. I talked to
everyone and they didn't have an
answer," Miss Berg said.
"Jesus scUd 'I am the way. tile truth
and the light,' either he's got to be the
• biggest liar or a reality," the young
honor student said.
Carl Creach, the dog catcher in Members of the club are reformed
Middletown, Ohio, finds his job hippies, or just young people looking
most relaxing. During an injection for the "truth." Some say they are
of a stray mongrel on a sidewalk, former drug addicts.
Creach broke the tranquilizer hypo The club · is open daily until 2 a .m.
and was sprayed with the serurr. 2nd provides free foocl. a place to
It took the police department z· relax . a pr'ayer room and folk en-
hour to .arouse him. •· :ertaimnent. e The son.gs, all with a religious
Walter Hensley, of Decatur, JI!.. message are sung by several followers
became a father and a grandfather of the group. The long-haired. hi_ppie
on the same day. Hensley, 45. clothed audience sits silent throughout
threw a kiss to his filth child, a the numbers, shouting "Amen," at the nd of each. girl, and then dashed to the be<l · Some, c&'Tried away with the songs.
side of his l9-year-0ld daughter -y "Praise Be the Lord,'' or "Ulis ir
M's. James Cart•r, who gave biri •t of sight."
to a boy. Hospital authorities r "Thi s is what they're looking for
l)Orted mothers and babies ... ar ·1ss Berg said. "That's why they ta!
Tensley ... coming along fine . ·ugs to go on a · trip. They're loci' e ~ for something spiritual."
Fortune cookies distributed ''They want somthlng every day,"
..,n Fra ncisco's Chinatown durir it just Sunday. This is what ChTi
ichard Nixon's r ecent campair 1uld have dooe if he were here le
·~it contained this predictior 'll'f and he is here today.''
Vhen Johnson retires in Januar) The betrothed couples said they, ar
\Yill his vice president." ·rmer hippies. Danny Anderson, 21.
Censored' Newspaper
_-:Jroves Editor's Point
PO'ITSTOWN, Pa. (uPI) -The
-:.ders or the Pottstown Mercury
·ve a good idea or wtiat strict
··risorshlp can do to a newspaper.
The regu1.ar edition of the 26.000
.. :rculation newspaper came o u t
Thursday with blank rpacea here· and
there throughOOt it1 36 pages.
The blanks were spaces !rom wbrcti
a.~l negative comment .about. the
Johnson admlnistnltion, the U.S.
government, local. state and township
government had been cut out -
Censored.
In two-lncb bigb type acron Ille
tr~page in red 1etter1 wu tbe word
"Ct"D&ored."
'Ille idea for the ecHtion came to
Robert Boyle, the editor, last Friday
when he was reading about censorsbip
im.po3ed on the Czechs by Moscow.
"It was designed to point out the
condiUon1 under wtlich ttie people of
Czecttoslovakl.a are now belriig forced
to liw.," Boyle laid. "It brought the
fright of censorship home to o ur
readers."
The main editoria! sung the praises
of the Johnson administration and the
government in general.
"I didn't realize when I started
censoring how much I had to cut out of
news stories to eliminate criticism and
negative commen~." Boyte nid. ":As
I prc>gressed, it actually became
frightening."
Boyle said he began receiving today
letter& and postcards of reoct.ion, most
of wbicb was favorable. He said there
were only a handful of nq&'tive com-
menta .
"Even on little loea'.1 items, we
censored to eHmloate unravorable
ideu.'' he said. "One innoroous uwe
story about planning a new park on a »ere wooded tract along the
Schuylkil River w-.. cenlOl"ed to
el.lrntnate references to drunb, winos,
and bwns who inhabK ttle undeveloped
atta becal.18e It tN.ght put local
(()Vernm<nt ill a bod li&bl."
of We~inster was betrothed to
Christine Zofferano, 16, of Hunting-
ton Beach and Harvey Cuflik,
22, or New York who says he is an ex·
drug user, was betrothed to Jane
Barber. 18, of Santa Ana. The
"betroUJal" is akin to engagement.
"You never could have gotten me to
to this five months ago.'' Anderson
·aid. "I'm not better than anyone in
:ere. but my spirit is perfect."
After the ceremony, complete with
ing and a k.iss, each gave a brief talk
n how heior she became a member of
he club and Teens for Christ.
Th.e sandaled mini'Ster then spoke of
his condemnation of the church as an
institution and the hopeful revolt of
youth against the estiablished church.
"Preachers say go to church and
!.>ring your money. Christ brought
them in from the streets, but not to a
building,'' he began. "Now the church
says build a big building B.fld
denomination. Christ said 'where two
>r three are gafbered ttiere am I in
the midst'. The greatest com-
mandment today is don 't miss church
on Sunday. You can live like heH the
. rest of the week as long a'5 you enter
the church on Sunday.
"The church is about as far away
from what Christ preached as
capitalism is from communism." he
yelled. "An you gu)"I that get busted
are in good company. Christ and aU
his followers were put in jail and so
was I. They got you with your backs
against the wa"ll in some cities here.
You can't even stand,. sit or kneel on
the sidewalks, if you've got long hair."
Berg and his followers, after almost
a year in Huntington Beach, continue
the d·aily prayer siessions, Bible study
J~sons , singing on the beadles and
passing out of free food in the hope of
creating a spiritual revolution.
"I mn here f~IB revolution," he said
emphatically. j not vio1ence. guns,
swords or molotov cocktails. This
revolution doesn 't kill it gives eternal
life."
Catalina Island Tour
S. K. Leasing Co. completed that
building .and sold it to Peverly
Enterprises and city otflclals presume
the two newest projects will ·also be
sold to private owner-0perators.' .
Zoning in the commefcial district
allows the' hospital use, but a con.
ditional use permit is required for the
three-story structure.
LOtation or the three·story building
ls to be on a lot whlch wraps around
the NurseryLand garden center .at the
corner of Newport Boulevard and Vic·
toria Street.
The 20().bed convalescent hospital
will be located further down Newport
Boulevard, between the Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital site and Tony's
Building Yard, according to present
plans.
City officials are awaiting comment
Conditional use permits for each sit.
have been granted before, but one e~
pired without progre11 and both new
submissions thow plana changed
slightly .
Urban Board Leader
To Speak to Builden
Howard E . Schwnan, executive
director 0( the National Comm..iaion
on Urban Problems, will be the guest
speaker Monday at the regular
meeting of the Orange Comty ChapW'
ol the Buildlng Industry Aeaoci1ltion ill
Anaheim.
Dinner will be held at 7:15 p.m. 1•
the Gourmet Room of the Golden
Pheasant Restaurant. Ball Road and
St.iate College Boulevard. Schuman will
disC'USS urban edvelopment a n d
redevelopmeot as it effect.a Southern
Califor-nia.
Small Coves Provide Weekend Fun:
Editor's Nott : Th is is t>te lut in
a series of article's in DAILY PILOT
booting editor Almon Lockabey's arm-
chair tour around the island of Cat·
nli'na.
By ALMON LOCKABEY
01llV f'llol a01ttll9 fllltor
Most Newport fiMlors find their
:me·&way.from.Jhome on Catalin~
·\and in the vicinity of Long Point -
· long, towering piece of real estate
lat protects such areas as Hen Rock
;ove, White's Landing and Moonstont·
'ove .
Besides being better prO'l:ec(ed, th
1rea is also closer to Newport than
~uch oUier spots as the Isthmus .
Fourth of July or Cllerry.
But in between ttie Isthmus and the
Long Point area are several little
known coves that J>l1)Vide a weeken'!
of leisure for tbqtie wanting to ~
alone .
LANDMARK
After leaving Fisherman's at ttir
I9thmus the boatman w~l:l pass Ulr
Roc k Quarry. which is more of e1
l'andmark than a r~fuge.
A short distance from the Quarry L~
Ripper's Cove -listed as a fa ir
weather anchorage -where you cen
usually find NM! or two boats swiniin ~
on a hook.
Continuing ~. the next jut·
ting a( land ii Lttlt Glbraitar Pofnt
which gives some protectioo to such
UWe U&ed coves U Cabrillo Beach,
Gcat Harbor. Twi:J\ tlocks and Italian
Gardens -t1one of 'which are overly
populated at any 011e time .
Hen Rock Cove is tbe leased facility
ol Balboa Yacht Club and is also a
favorite ltOpptog place for the sportfdbina neet when thinj\'s get a lit·
Ue too lumpy in tile channel.
BYC's diggings alto include a sim.all
por1loa ol the beach at Whlto '1 Lan·
ding. Main portion ol the beech .and
canyon area ii leased to the Los
Angeles Council Girl Scoull.
WIDE SWEEP
Continuln( around <Ille wide sweep of
bay you come to Moon~ne Cove
IW>lcb Newpont Harbor Yacltt Club
caJlo bome • .NHYC boo oome 32 moor•
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ISTHMUS COVE MARKED BY BREAK IN ISLAND MASS NEAR WEST END
lngs installed here and have leased a
portion ol the beach for shore parties
and sanitary facilities.
Leaving the Long Point-White's Lan·
ding area you ere on your wf.y to
A vakm with a choice ol such fair·
weather coves as Willow CoYil, Toyon
Bay. Gana.gher'1 Beach. Frog Rock,
Hamikoo Beach end Descan10 Bay.
None of tbete ere <"owded. areas
and are not entirely safe for anytltlng
more than a few houra Of flsfq or -
if you heve a landlng permit--oem,
plltfl Oil tl1ll -. Toyon Bay has reYUted back to a
" •
private boys achool after aome vain ef·
fort.s a few ye_.. ago to make it the
site of a small bolt yacht club and/or
a luxury hotel. SO.ten with any size
boat -from outbowd to cruiJeT -
four>d the surge 80 tntollrable that it is
rarely used anymore.
Casino POOJt, of c<Kll'te, 11 ttie
headland that m•k• the weltern end
of AV'alon Bay. lt &ell ttl name frMI
the beautiful and one-time populer
dMCe emporium Otat can be seen tor
miles u you aipp"OICh t:he Avalon
area.
So now we .,.. back &t Avelon, •
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convenient place to reple.ab 1ue1:
water and wbatever needs you tM~
hSNe for making tho ~ trip ::!
to the mainlencf.
If It's a dear day, point your oo ,
toward Ill• twtn pew lamlllor!J1
known u SaddlebllCt. ll lfllI tUo yo~
r!aht to Ille eotrll!CO ol tho N~ Jelly. ,.
Bot U you dedde to 10 bocltd
CataliDll 100D -oncl U't not • .
day -be sure your cornpeu h11 been
ICCW"&lllf ••rwung." A• bold as th•;
isl.end ii -niarinilra hlYI been k:nowa•
to Ail by It will>oul ovor tee1n1 IL J _.,
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f GAil Y I'll.OT
f · Polpi·t and
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"Happy Aro Tbote Who with !ht de-\Opie,
Show Mercy To Others" will ''Where Arfi We Going?"
be tbe aermon topic S\lndJy 'l"be AmeriCN\. First Baptist •t Falnitew 8aplltt Cburdl, · Women'will meet Monday at
~ Fair:view Road, Coata 7:Xl p.m. and a new 1eries
mesa. of Bible 1tudie1 cblaaea will
Clmrob school will be held begin at 7:30 p.m. Wed·
.t t a.m. and the Chancel nesday.
°"\Choir will return after lu : summer.. vacation.
1 Oar Lady Queea ot Ancell
• wUI ope)I ill doors far the
f,.U term Tuesday at 9 a.m. wltp .d!JmlssaJ at noon on
"the first day:
• for the rest of the week
. • lh'st graders at tit• school,
. 2046 Eastbluff Drive, will
.., continue on the half day
schedule, 8:Xl a.m. to noon .
Older studenu will -n<i
the ful. day 8:30 a .m. to 3
p.m. No unllormo will be re·
quired for the lir<t week.
'"SalvatiQD is Llfe," wru be
tbe sennoo topic oC .the
, pastor el the Fl.rtt Baptist
Cbu.rcla of 81Ptttngton Beacb
SUllday with the 9:30 a.m.
: tervtce at the Peek Cbapel,
: 7801 Bolaa Ave .,
: Weatmtn«er and the 11 a.m .
: aervice at the Huntington
· Bead! Olape~ SixUI and
Orange Streeu.
The first of 111e fall Sun-
day evening programs will
be preseoted at 7 o'clock
CommuniDll w 111 be
celebrated Sunday at the
7::1> a.m. aenice at SL Johll
the Divine Epl1topal
Cbarcb, 204.1 Orange Ave.,
Costa Mesa with the family
service at 9:31 a.m.
Organized Sunday school
!Gr all ai:e• will begin Sun·
day, Sepl. 15. At 3 p .m . this
Sunday, mothers a n d
daughte;t'& are inv!trd to &
reception for a formation of
a GlrlB Friendly Society.
Tbe }\ev. Russell Shaw
will presed the sermon,
"Day o( Decialon," Sunday
at both the 9:30 al!d 11 a.m.
services at the Finl Ual!ed
Methodist Church, 2'121 17th
St., Huntington Beocll.
During the 11 a .m. service
the paotor will present
Bibles to third and fourth
graders. Cliurcb & c b a a 1
classes for all ages will be
held at both ~es.
Dr. E.)w;n .a; ~. pastor Of ·warner · Avenue •
Pew . I
~
Bapdst • Chareb, -and Warner Stnea,. Hun-tington 8-h will ..,.._
bit series of sermona ftom
ttle Book <It Jlomau SUndllJ
.at the 11 a.m. serviee with a
message entitled 0 Dev1Ulb
Stull ••• Cunruog llld D .. c1. ]JI ..
Activities lor the ioOatb of
Septembel! include ~ I b e
regular WedneJdey prayer
service meeting af 1:U
p.m.; vlsital.ibn commltue
meeting, Monday; boord of ·
def.Cons meeting, Thursday;
south area youth &inc at
Alondra Bap!Ut Church In
BeMower, Sunday, Sept.
15; mi .s 1ion 1 committee
meeting, Tllursday, Sepl.
19: and the National Sunday
School ConventioO: at the
Anaheini ConventiOQ Center,
Wednesday through S&lur·
day, Sept. 25-28.
AU Talent.ed
Tommy Ludllte, 7, of Hun!lngton Beach pradlces
tbe.accompanimenl for Iii.a mother'• edry In !be
CbriJI Lutheran talent show which will be presented
'Sundq al 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Loren Ludtke and Craig
T h e H e v • Ro g e r Dennis of Coota Mesa, .the bead of the abow re'
Betsw011b will prea<b on hearse. Tha abolf, at 760 Victoria st., Costa M .. a,
the topic "Shouting For wjll fe'etm'e ll"IJP singing, a falblon &bow vocal
God," Sunctay at ~ ~· 9 .._ and ins~ talent. ' •
and 10:30\jl.m . ....,... at---'-'---------------Comm a Dll y United
Methodlst Church, 6662 Hell
Ave., Huntingtac Beach.
Church school and child
care is avallf.ble at both
services. The Wesley Group
for ~llege age persone:
meets each Sunday at 6
p.m.; and the Metllodlst
Youlb Fellowship groupa
meet at 7 p.111. iu 'Ute church
sneial ball
Dr Tllebna W McHenry
will be the guest -11:er
Sunday at the Lacau llf'!"b Chard! of ReUJlou !ie14ace,
20062 Laguna C:any011 Road
at El Toro Road at the 9 and
(See PULPIT, Pare I)
•
C~e Against Anger
But lt'1 . Not· Alway 1 Unchr.utian
• -"'~~--B,_, __
CIR!Ully, ;)'<)II ... IMllld quit...,_ .... ,_.
st Pod JJltid -•• oae ol. lie "wcrb <Jt Ole ~~1 wbleh ~
~ ttrlve to ovl!rCOUN. -~ llRCOCY 11111 ~at ~ it\\>00 of. Ibo -i,.-
":iE~3 ~ -o/. looll.. 4 And then -. ore an the ·
lh!np Jeam aeid In the ~c:.,, on tbe MoUllt about
tinlnc tile other ebee!t,
forgiving --........ yvu, loWig your-·
SMAU. WONDER
dilp1o7td b I a z I n g In·
cliCnatloa •I bypocri6y; In·
JUltlce and 1elflsbneas: The ~derlng 11\e wolllbt ol thk tatlmony, II II amal1 thlrd cbapltr of l\lar!t, for
wonder many people ·have . eaample, tells how nit-plck-
ga!Ded the !mpraaon that-Ing Plloriaeea complained
it'• undu1Jt1an ever to get ooce wben·Jesus had healed.
good ond mad. a lict ,..,, on tile 8-tb
But that ii e gr1....,. day. lllai: 3:5 say. that
oveniimpWlca&n. .Jesbl "looked around at
Fir Ule Blb!e a1ao opeaka them with ang«, grieved at
in many p I a c e 1 ol tbeJr h8rdDeta of heart." •
''rigtdeouJ anger.'' On llX>tller o cc a 1 lon,
Jesus offers at classic tt· JffQI waa 10· incensed by
ample <It what r!gbteouo ttle light of racket.era
anger 11 Mite. Tile &OIP"ll preying m pilgrima in the
make clear that be olten vory <aurtywd ol th e
temp)< that he telzed. wblp
and ~ve tbe raac1!4 out.
~Ille whole eareor of. J .... attesll to bla ,,,...,
ecnmtlon tbal H II tor
wwn to he apotbetle about wxooc lnlllc!ed on others
than to be ~ oboU1Jj.
In lbe procedmg aentellce.
tbe phrase "on f:litMrs"
mould be underlined. It I•
the key to the distinction
between ain!ul aoger and
rlgllteaus anger.
"The Oro! cbaracteristlc
of. righteous anger Is that it
II Inspired and anlinated by
unselflah eodsideratioruJ,''
says llt. Norman V. Hope ol
Prmceton The ~olo&lcal
Seminary. ''Far too often,
01''" anger is root.eel in
selflsboess, however w e
may try to bide Ibis under
noble motiver. It Is, at bot·
tom, JfW.e mare t b a n
penonal resentmeo~ born
ol eome )rlva1e il\jury or
lligbl" -
But Dr. Hope points out In
IJ!riArtlanlty -Y tb at
JMll ''Never apoke ·one
-wonl-bewaa ptTIGDlljy mistreated." He
own llpOke ldndb' of the
men wbo nailed him to the
(See ANG>.11, Pace S)
ORANG·E -COAST CHURC.H DIRECTORY J
FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH ·CA.a.c.t. • '
"*""-....... flair DrM, C.M.
10 A.M. WORSIDP SERVICE
' f A.Mo Sl,INO.AY CHIJllCH SCHOO\. ., .. fl.M. -''· HI 6 It. HI .. tt.t Ylftltlt fltltWslllll •lbl• at• Wtd. 1:11111 • 1115 PM. ._ ...... *"" v. rarw-11~ c--....,..11
HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH
1no ....... St. • ,.1ry..,,, c ... ..._
· , .llUY fOGLTANCI, ,.._ Sonday School ~:45 a.m. Morn.il)g Worship 11:00 a.m.
Baf!llsl 'l'ralnl!ll U!>k!n 6 p.m . Evealne aervice 7 p.m.
Wedneadjly ~·~dy .#< !'rl'Yer ........... 7:00 p.m. ,
FIRsT-SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
650 HA.MILTON, COSTcA MISA
Rn. Bob Sehm•lhokopf
Worship S•t¥iCt , . l :JO A.M. Tr•inl1119 Union •• •••• ••• 6:00
S¥'•Y School •• , • ~·. t:45 &tnln9 W•rshlp ••• , , • , • 7r00
M•l'llin9 Worship ...• 11:00 w.d. fv•nin9 S•rvlef ••• 7:15 ,.._ 64Z.t111 N.,..,., .......,. A_.....
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHU OP THI .. OTHO CHUICH
THI PllST CHUICH OP CHllST, SCllNTIST
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUlml
Snbject of Lesson-Septemper 8
"CHRIST JESUS"
Corona d•I M•r-Second Church of Newpert leach
C.,....4tf M•ScllMI •
610 Car!Hltlow A"'
CercllM .....
c .. rc. & Snlq k ... 1-10 A.M.
............ -2161 L. C... HWJ:.
Cost1 M•sa-Flr1t Church
610 W. lltL St. llM. 11: SS. 9:11
loadhHJ lo•• 1110 Mftll ,_. Dr.
U~'i'iUJ.riSJ· CHUiCH · .· Hu,r~nlf<iJ!,hoch-Flrlf c;hurch *"~:.>r~.-·aJ~fiJ:.edlil•D:11ti•....-rA,.: ... ,,k.lr ~ .. ..,...~:;.·on ... s.w.t::10,11:U.91J1,11.
. IAHtA AMA 'tflr•HTS . . . . . • t , loo• -81 D 011.,.
stlAIDA.,. ICMOOl • • .. •• .... • ....... : ............. t1• A.M. L1guna Be1ch-Flrst Church MORlllfllO WORSHIP .................................. II A.Ail.
•VlflllNO WORSHll' , ................................... 7 f'.M 01 H ... Drfwe 5,,.. t:JO, 111SS.t:JO,11.
MmwellR: s••v:1ca WllDl'll•IDAY ................ '"' ,.... . \ hGdl l 611 ut...1t Dr • , ·a.w.I .,..~, -CAlflL:r ClfU~CN.. f'NONI ~ ' . . . . ·. ' .. ' . . llf ... ....... •
· · · · . Newport Baaeli-Flrtt Chureh
-2101 Via LI• S1w. t:ll, 11; U. 9:18, •1.
FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
of fo•11tal11 YolS.,
FIRST CHRISTIAN -.... -3111
"" ""• All are cordially Invited to attend the church services
and enjoy Ibo privileges Of the Reading Rooms .. . _ •., CHU.RCl:I ·
Victoria & Placentia Ave.
1.1.11*iu• a.•11111 Costa Mesa lli:===================~ll 17415 MOfllolla. _,.,... E, P5etcy Iii
Fo111hl!. Yolt.y MIRl•ltr
Dr. Ulwrtnu .1.11-. lnlll'im M111l1t'lf' DMflas ""'"
'Sund ay School ... : .. f:JO AM Y~wQt MlabfM' ,
EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
OF HUNTINeTON HACH
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
i .... v ...
ST.JAME .,......__,..._.
Sulky -7.:ff, t:ot.. 11:H
T-...Y ~l:Mp.a.
Holy I l .,..,... -
llCIW, Tiie lw, ..... ,.,......,. II: AIM., no lw. DnW 4;:n ..
Phona: 675-0210
ST. MICHA~L lo ALL ANGELS
Pacific View Dr.'at Marguerite, Corona del Mar
Sundays: 8:00, 9:3~bild care at 9:30
Holy l!~Y• as ann0W1ced
1"'91', no a.. ..... 1...,. hwh PMM '44·D4tJ
ST. JOHN THE Olj(INE, 2043 Orange Ave., c.M,
S1111daya 7:30 & 1l:30 Church Scbool-9:30
Thursdays: 6:30 & lli a.m.; Holy Daya as announced .._, n. a.. . .WO W. 1101111 .. • -...._ 14MJH
.EPISCOPAL
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
... It •• c:w..r I.mt -.......... ..,. ....... Mlllti,._ ... o. CtU!wlllll ,.. •"f· ,_ c. C.Jrt, ... .,
Sqnday Services
I:• A.M. ""'CWIAht II t:• A.M, P-lty k"'ltlt. Owe&
11M l'.M. ·~ kftlill 11• P.M. •iw.11 lhM A.llL lrMnllRI _...,
T-Qw•• llllrMrY c.. """*"'
Flnt Assembly of God Churc:h
Newport Harbor
Lutheron Church .
2501 Clll! Dr. LI 8-4293 .......... ...-. ........ ,....,
.... ler • ...,... J, l•s' ILlS -·-Wtn!IJ• .. " •••••.. ,, ... 1 ...... ,.,."' kltMt ...... t1•1114 .... w.....,.. ..,..._ .... 111•121•
Nursery care available
at an aervices
WELCOME
Lutheran Church
of the Muter ~
2900 Paclllc View Dr.
COHONA DEL MAR
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER
Phone OR 3-5022
1:41 A.M-F•mfJy Wonhlp
9:45 A.M.-S1111d•Y CA.idi
School
11 :00 A.M.-Fo1tini Wonhi11 . ...,,,,., ...
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Missouri Synod
760 Vlcteria It. cem Mae
L.thu V. Torn•. Putw
SU 5404 w.,.,.. ......._. t:1J a 11 A.M. ,......, 10M11 t:• A.Mo
.......... aw.. ''*' A.Mo CHllmAN IUMINTAIY SCHOOL 141416'
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mt11 Ytrde Drivt I l•k., Street, Co&to M111, C.111.
AND•IW C. AfllD•AS.ON, ......
FAMILY S.!llVICE 1-lO:JO t.rn. SUNDAY SCHOOi.: t :ll a. 10.:IS 1.m.
PTl~e.. .. Pttco Luffrioran St.hoe! -Miu Either OhUt, .Pfinelpel
Off1ct l'frlofllt 14t.Ol:Z I Sehool Phon•r 549·056:Z
HUNTIN•TON llACH
UNITED CHURCH OF REUGIOUS SCIBIU .
420 10th St., Huntington Beach
Sunday Morning S•rvic•1 and Youth Church-I I AM
I,.. r.... Ml•kNr ,.._: 116-2121 146 E. 22nd St., Cotto Mes. 548-3761 1:
M. C, Cronic. P•stor li'=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii~iiiii:iiiii:i;
Sh•til P•vl1•n, Choir Dir1efot ,Ir A C d j s111Hy Sc:•-.1 -t:Jt .... -a .... ,., .n .,.. I or ie Welcome from ,....., • ...,.~'::.I::::'..'.'..,..,.._.,,. THf UNITED MmlODIST CHURCH
l•lb•• '"'"'" ¥orninq Won~lp , . 11:00 AM l!lrfY W""li. ............ •:• 1·111·
P 111111 ScJMll ..... .... . ,,., .... r1y•1 S1rv ic1 .• , • 6:]0 PM "'-•1 .. W...U •.. ; •... 111• e.111.
• · --. 1912 Pl,OllD~ ·•¥1: '"'*' """' ........ ,,. A.Mo ""'"' ...... ' .......... , .. l'.M. ~ ..,.... ... .; 1'1• A;,iL"' .......... ..,..., ...... 1•• l'.M.
YHtll hll.,!-1:41 , ••• -Miko lllh, ,....,lal
lorital 11-Somce -7 , ...
CflWGI Cfttilf .. An hnktl
lfll;le Stffy & ,,.,... Slnlc9 -W~. 7:JI 11.-.
COMMUNITY
Huntln9t•n lt•th--Norili
COMMUNITY I
h1ninq Wonhi p .... 7:00 ·PM : Ytullt c;.,_. ............. '-· .,..,.... • ... • .. •. , IUft,
WfttlllOA Y
810LJ tT\IDY "No PRA,.Yl!!ft-1:QP P.M.. . .. JIUCa CM.II'~ f'ftttr -,. ..... .A6-7'11 Visitors W•lcom~rsory Att•nd1nt
METl:IODIST CHURCH
111 At•ff . 675-0950
1:1 l lnforrnel Wor1fiip
9:30 Tt1dltio111! Wonhip
METHODIST CHURCIH , '
6662 Htil Ave ••• 142.4461
Wonhlp I Church School 847-4844 i Nursery Care Provided I 541-4771 S4a.6J41
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
to4D Tctlbtt1 Aw. ITolMtt l M011110Ho), •OUNTAIN YAL1.IY
UNIFIED SERV ICE -Sund•y Sd1ool 'l:l0-WORSH1P • 10:30
Wor1hi p & Youth G.oupi . t.:30 p.m.
Nur11ty pro~ided 11 11\ 11,....it11
•. "' C:11111m!l'lll1Y Clwrt~ -Vii.I!"" .,. Alwan Wile-
: FIRST CHRISTIAN w. ''';iiN1~IR.i..:1i ·
(I CHURCH I UN~J~~~IST
~ 125• Victorl1 St .. Cotti M11•
.., Mein & Adema Stro•ts 10~-NSel:,.. 646-4652
CHUR.CH OF CHRIST
217 W. WILSON ST. COS'l'A· MisA
~HAllOl .. MllftlW .
SUNDAY MORNIN6 BllLE STUDY •••••••••••• •••• tr41 Ah.I
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP I COMMUNION •• 10i41 AM
SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP • , •••••• , •••••••••• 6:00 P.M.
WEDNE-SDAY EVENING llBLE STUDY , ••••••• ,, ••• 71JO PM
NUISllY CAii PIOYIDD
O•OM 0. MOJf\oW ·9. ~ H•
ltllllbter ..................
Phone: 54f.5711 Ooy or Night
CENTRAL
BIBLE CHURCH GLA 'D TIDINGS '
A Sund•y School
Co1ta Mt1•
FIRST
METHODIST CHURC:N
19f~ St I H1rb.r llvtf.
Worship I ~h11rch Sehotl
9:10 & 11 AM
141-7727
C.1J• Mt1• North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
M1" V1rdt I 81k•r St.
54'1°271'1
Wenhip I Church SehHI
9:00 I IO:JO AM
9 I IO:JO AM
lrvlne-Ealt ll11ff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
Wonl!ip.,, .l:JO AM
IJJ-1233
1 M••tint t1rnpof1rlly 11!1
1 St, Mtrk P1'11byt•rltl!I
Chureh
E1atbl11ff Dr. I
J•mbor•• Rd.
l19un1 l•teh LAGUNA HAC:H
MrTHODIST CHURC:H
21612 We1l•y Dr 111
So. l19u111
Worahip 'l:lO I 11 AM
Church Sehtol 9:45 AM
499.JOll
H11ntil'l9fon lt1ch N•wpert 81teh
FIRST UNITED CHRIST CHURCH
t HlrntintfOft B••ch, lli;=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:='.11 I a .. ,,,, Wonhlp ••• ,,. '°'" BAHA'IS Seho1I •••••• t :JO
Gt-oupa •• , 0 6100 PM Pl\Ci>Ct.AIM
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
I ltll & M~ Ntw,..t .._. '4'4610 ., Ut.7166 MrTHODIST CHURCH IY THE SEA
27:Zf 17tll St ..... 136-3137 1400 W. lalbot 11....t.
Augu&t ''"lee-9:30 A.M. t.7J.JI05 '' w ..... , ··""0 '"' Boho' u' llah • ._ -.... -1 '·"" Einpha!ilzlns C.i. Pf'OY«fld tt 111 Mrvlc:tf Th• P'·o of Cod
THOMAS BENVENUTI, PASTOR
''llr• Pro1'11i1•4 On•" ,. ~~~.,.~-~· ~o·~·~-~-~~~~~~~~i~~~~~l ~-P·--· ol ~, •. I
141-JZll 149·2005 """ ~ .... , .....,
The Power of the Ho1y Spirit
< Sunday Sc.h®l ' "M
.i I Mom.1111 Wouh!p ' ind 10.lO .AM • E-ln1 Servi~ 1 •M
1D:IO ......... c.,..._n. ............ s ..... •
S.""8fl1 1W P•11at' 1191-'t
7:to P.M. ""°,... .t tM Holy S,Jrlt'•
~'1" Dll"ICtN tir Sim Mlltw
Church School-'l:JO I Wor1hip I Church School
li!!!!=:!i=:!i~ll!A~.=M~.=:!i=:!i=:!!=:!i=:!i=:!i=:!i~t~,l~O~A~M=:!i=:!i~~'
I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
'
t. GO AHEAD! w-:~•;•,::"" t SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNING! "'~~ '"''' _..,
Svnd1y School-9£41 ,a,111,. Youth Stl"l'fe--':00 p.M.
We4,.,.t4•y, 17:JO p.M.-libl• Stu.ly I rrey«
'''!" M••tin1, M6"'•y, 7:30 P.M. ~ A full Youth Program
f n.. ..... -. 11JI .,....... S..... • On. of Orange and 2.1rd. St. COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL
· Christ Churclt (PNsb*rian
11112 .............. u-, ............. ••uan w. Al.LIN, PAITOI
l CALVARY CHAPEL Coob .._
1
hstor H. E. fOMf.; lfC\ Mbr, ................. • 611 HELIOTROPE HARBOR ASSEMBLY O~ GOD
....., W....,: t:!I AM a.di Wt.1111:41 A.11 •
Offtai J11 W It.~ UM1ff
Church of the Cov~nant .... __ ..__ ! llEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH -• INTENSIVE "',. ...... hl• ... 11
wen111,_111DO A.M.
ct.rtL k•11I 10:00 A.M.
Or. 1'111 ...... _..,, Ml•llflf
M"8 Mllf1n l!i!MI, O.C.I .
•
SUMMll SCHUULI f · t:J./.arf,o,. CJ,.r~lian Church .
c •
"
' OJ NIWPOn 11.ACH-fD\M,lpl..J
.............. , ...,_ ll•••wNrt w..t 4U L 1 ... It .. C.... ......
WORSHIP HOUR 9:45 A.M.
ltlnd4!1'guten Class lo Nursery Care
· , 9:f5 A.M. ,
,..,._,1~
.lllllllW, .Dr .. D. W. JfcEJroy
DHcribes Liit UATL V PILOT'S _ol..., ...... No
olhet paper wn 11 mlldl
lbout 1ll'hlrr )'Oii YOU .... 673-4000
740 W, Wllton. Cotto Moes
f . L, HllTWlt:f. ,._ UI ION COPPIY,
................ T ....
DEDICATION SERVICES
"f! !PU.SCHOOL IUILDINM
ltv. Willl1M H. lobem.,., •
....., W ....... a~.._., t:JI ... ,.,.. .,
I
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Seventh·Day AdYentist Churches St. ........ a......L......,an Churc:h 1 ...._, 14111 t:41 .....,. rnrau1_~~·.• c.... ..... -· ....... Nlpol ...... w......, 1t11t C:..WI a ............ ...._~...... 1
De41c•ttry Spt•ktt
•n -11 , II:••· ll:ob1r+Mw 1,.•kl119 • ' ~. C. •011NSOM. tNT. PAITOI I " ... ...._ lffWI' MM Dlw 11 N... • ...... I Qlird; l41•f It AM 1
Joh11 Sh•wl'll•••. P•1tor .s..tli Sht9I hptht ca...\ .._ ..._1)41 , l "''M' "'·'"' . •nna O... ,..., -°":"*':" -...,,,,, '·"-Coi111-.111•-lty =;;o;;;i;;n 'c= I
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...,...M.., .... Wff·'1:JOPMM ....... W ....... 1W• t:n..S~'1:t..C.:!~!~-~~efoftw W .. f..°""t.tr .. ttJtMIW•• 11 IM "-~~~~-;....~~-~~~l'L-~~-,..:.=:::::.:"=-=-~......:.·~· _J~L._~_.:..~~-~n~u'...._..:·~~~-1 1 . '
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PULPIT • • •
(Continued from Pace 4)
11 a.m. worlhlp 1ervit'e!.
She roplaoel Ille minister,
Dr. Henry Gerhard who ls on
hJ1 final weet of vacd.ion.
Dr, Mcff.erry was the
' toond.ine minister of the
Covina Church ol. Religious
Science; manacing editor Of
New Horiz.onl, a monthly
publication for chun:heo:
aod In 1116S ·wu eleeted by
the Annual Convention of
Churches to a seat on the
Cburdi Ciouncil Of L o a
Angeles.
Beginning Sunday. the
United ~tetbodht Ourch,
21632 Wesley Drive, South
Llguna will have t w o
worship .services at 9:3> and
11 a.m.
The church school. under
the diHctioo of Dr. Martha
Stavely, board of chris.tian
educc.it:ion chairman. will be
held during both services.
Infant caN will al!o be pro-
vided.
'11\e Rev. Roger T. Walke.
pastor oC the Costa Mesa
U a It a r I an Unlver1all1t
Church will speak ou qie
"Moment o( Truth" Sunday
at 10 :30 a .m.
The church is located at
l2S9 Victoria St Church
school and nursery care will
be provided at the service.
"Man" will be the subject
for the lesson-sermon Sun-
day at &U Christian Science
Churcbe1 in Orange' County.
Re.lated pa6sages from the
de nominatiooal textbook,
"Science and Health with
Key t.o tile Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy will be
cwt.
''Lif!.'s Great.est Path" is
the subject for the sermon
Sunday at the Harbor Cbrla·
tien Church which meets at
9:45 a .m. at Harper
Elementary School. 425 E.
J8th St., CGSta Mesa.
Dr. D. W. McEl r oy,
minister, will conduct the
senice. Kindergarten and
nursery will be provided at
the same hour.
CQmmunion w i 11 be
celebrated by the Rev.
Stanley P. Allen, minister of
the Fountain Va 11 e y
Presbyterian Church. 9420
·Talbert Ave., Sunday at the
11 a.m. worship hour.
Sunday school is held at
9:45 a.m. with classes f"Or a{l
ages. A fellowship hour will
be held at 7:30 p.m . and will
bf. followed by .a film. The
Women's Fellowship will be
·the guests of the Southern
California Edison Company
at the Electric Li v i n g
Christian
Education
FIRST BAl'TIST
DAY SCHOOL
Klftder90n,t1 ,.,,. ''' Grotle MODEST TUITION
T••ru-11!11!!'1 •vaH1ble
E..:+•.,il•d D1y C•••
LI 1·17JJ
s-t. A1111 Afflnlll
I M•911oll• St. Costll MftCI
I
Center Thursday, ~nnln1
at 10:30 a.m. A "FIX and
Palnt'' CbW'dl work party ill
ICbeduled Io r &aWnlay,
beiOmnc ot 8 a.m. with a
J>ODCOI<• breakfut.
The Weatt!ertord Quartet,
a Gospel si.nginJ tlw.sorne
will be the featw-ed guuts
Sunday .at the Glad TldlDC•
A11embl1· of Ood -~ctn1rt.b,
llWll St. a»d Monrovia Ave.,
Newport Beech, al Ille 10:50
a .m. and 7(-p.m. slrvlces.
Sunday lt'hOOl is held at
8:45 a.m..i.u.e youth (letvice
at 8 p.m. 1'ilh a prayer
m~ MoadaJ ot 7::!0
p.m. And .lbe Bible .tudy
Wednerday, 7::!0 p.m.
The Rev. Ernest Pate wW
dilcuas "UndentandinC -
the Basis for Dynamic
Faith" Sunday at the Hun-
tington Beach Un It e d
Church of Religious Science,
420 IOttl St.
Immediately after t h e
regular service, a special
meolizl\l .,.;n be held lor the
diSCU6Slon and final decision
on ttle acceptmnce of a new
church home. All members
or tile church are urged to
attend.
Worship services at Cen·
tral Baptist Church. 7661
W.amer Ave., Huntington
Beacti will be held at 11
a .m. and 7 p.m . with Pastor
M. A. Nutting in the pulpit.'
Sunday school will be held
at 9:45 a.m. with classes fnr
all ages. Ladies visitation
program is conducted every
Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.
Prayer meeting and Bible
study is held Wednesday at
7 p.m . followed by choir
rehearsal. ----.....
''Practicing Understand-
cting" will be the serrrion
topic of the Rev. Vincent
Gottusp Jr .. ministeT of the
Church of the Crossroads at
11 a.m. at 3500 Pacific View
Drive, Newport "Beach:
Sunday school will begin
Oct. 6.
The pastor of the Ct'ntra\
Bible Church, the Rev. H. E.
Jones will discuss '"So
What's New?" Sunday at
tile 9 and 10:30 a.m. worship
services. The church is
located at 23rd St afld
Orange Ave .. Costa Mesa.
The topic for the 7 o'clock
evening service will be "tile
Pattern for Preaching." The
regular mid-week B i b I e
1tudy and prayer meeting
will be held Wednesday at 7
p.m. The Pioneer Girls and
Olristian Service Brigade
will resume their programs
Thursday at 7 p.m. at the
church. with the exception
of the third graders who will
m eet each Wednesday at
3:45 p.m. at the church.
"The Three Me<:.!!ing .11 of
Grace" is the sermon t0p1c
for the Rev. J'\onnan L.
Brown Sunday at t h e
Plymouth Congregational
Church of Newport Harbor,
3262 Broad St. at the IO a.m.
service.
Sunday school is held at
the same time, with baby·
sitting service provided.
Laguna Beach School of Art and Design
' r
I
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FALL PROGRAM
SEPT. JO· DEC. 7
D11y le lftlllt11t ClctPH
IOGll wuinr
DA'tLI SCHNAllL
IOCit• AIMST•ONG
AINOLD ICHlllllN
IUTH OSGOOD
JON ITO«ISIAJIY
BASIC AND ADV~llCID COURSES
DUWIN6
COLOI le DISION
OIL PAIHTIN•
ICUL"UJll
WATllCOLOI
Lllll DUWINI
s ............... ~ .,.., ..... ,..,. .........
6JO L..-. C.,.. 14. 71J .... 94-l120
OPEN SUNDAY'S
NEW
HOURS:
MON.-SAT. 7:30 a.m.·5 p.m.
SUN. 9:00 a.m.· 1 p.m.
BIG SAVINGS ,
L8~,~R
MANY ITEMS TO CHOOSE ROM
COSTA MESA
LUMBER CO.
1700 SUPllllOll
COSTA MESA
l'HONE 646-8909
. ·•
FIRST RABBI
Ralph de Koven
Temple
Gets 1st
Rabbi
• veqtists
hedule •
• tet
Messege Unlti. a dou·
b , qulnleU. loll< ofn(ing
lrom Glendolo will -·-J:t•rnai 8H11
Y<lU center. <>per•ted by
tf}e ' Seventh-day Adventiat~
diurch Swnlay lrom I to ~
p.m. '
'nie Eterne.1 Bliss, on 14th ~ in Newport Bead!,
liehind Ille American Legion
Post 291 building, waa open.
ed in mid-August as an u·
pe.riment under the direc·
ti on of W. E. Jamerson,
youth pastm for the Orange
County Seventh-day Adven·
tJst youth.
The center'• purpose is ta
provided direction for youths
who have no faitil. They~
given refreshmenta, talks
and invited to watch films
on the current problem of
drugs.
' . Rabbi Ralph De Koven.
formerly spiritual leader of \ANGER
the Conservaative • • •
Pre-school
To Open
Sunday
04JL V PILOT 5
Church Dedicates ..
New BuiWing
Tht offlclal dedication ol Harbor Assembly of Gqd
the new building for the Churcb.
Costa Mesa Christian School The Rev . Wllliam H.
A dedicatJon cer•mony to in Costa Mesa will take R o b e r t a o n , d l s lri~
launch ill new in·achool, plllce SUnday wUh a lun· iiuperintendeat of t b •
.followed b)' an apen house cheon at noon and a rpeclal Assemblies of God o.f
for parenb md ~o~rs seMce at the new building SOUthern Oatifornll, will be-will bi fiilcf Sunday at the at I 30 pm the •uest -a'-e.r · ... th,• J,lntt.d M~1t Church of ' . . 50• ., • ..':,, -~ ·~ Good s~~ d t The new building, which 10: a .m. wor1ttu.P aerv~e '""~ .. .,,,,,,er n will house the pl°f'·Khool and The Rev. Paul Klettfl,
Welfm.lnJter at 2 p.m. division, will allow foe ex · the ex e e u I i v e &tate
11\e · ceremony at the p.1osion of the kindergarten. secretary of the California
church, 15500 Van Buren elementary school and child .o\.ssoclaUon of Christian
St., will be CODducted by the car~ dep&f'tmenu. Schools, will be the a.peaker
Rev.. David M. Walker. Costa Mesa Ch r I s ti a n at the 7 p.m. service. &Jn.
pastor, and wilt efature School. 740 WUson St., was dey school will be held at
Mn. John. Burtlt, dltector o( started in 1963 by the 9:45 a.m.
,...;ooat tnintne for th•J,...:==================, Head Start nurserles of 10
C.Iliornia coonu ...
In addition to Mrs. John
Bowman, director. teachers
will be Mrs. Judith Ausmus,
Mrs. Jane ltris, Mrs.
Joyce Hansler, Mr1. Elaine I
Landforth, Mrs , Mery No-1
·ble, Mn. Marcuerite
Shearer and Mre, L e e
DeVertevU~
The pre·school will open 1\teBd~ for ttlree and four 1
year okts.
TEMPLE HILLEL
Reqist•r now for Sabb•fh School •nd H•brtw SGhooll
Stbbath Mrvlce• every Frid1y, 1:30 p.m.
at the Community Methodist Church
6662 Hell Ave., Huntington Beach
Rabbi Ralph DtKoven Cantor Paul Levins
Viiil••• .,..,1, • .,., to •tteftd, '" 011•9 Sh1ltlt1l loll•wt th• it,,,lu
For information about School registration
or High Holy Day tickets, phone 893-3577
Congregation Beth Jacob in IC ..... , Policy Changed Fresno, has been engaged ontUI~ from J>aa:e 4) GUEST MINISTER
as the first full-time rabbi in cross. '"His indignation was Bruce Kurrie "
.. ~l {
~Iuntington Beach f o r aroused only ove.r wroog CANBERRA {UPI)
Temple Hillel. dohe to others. partiCularly AuWalia has modified its ·· vm flesnoriol park :
Born in.Chicago, Rabbl Dt the weak and helpless." J ' l • policy of not aecepUng Com·
i\oven received his secular i.\11 Anglican theologian. .nspira 100 mun is t immigrants, In-Tht Soutb1-d's Mott 8edt1tiful
/lf.,,,orials t r a in i n g a t th e Canon R. E. c . Browne of st.ructing it.'! European im-
universities of Chicago and Mabcheste,-<:a l h e d r a 1 • week Set migration offices t h a t
Omaha and at Temple ob5erves in "A Dictionary of Czechoglovak refu.gees will
University in Philadelphia. Christian Ethics" that "a h be accepted. Immigration ~ .. cdl TREES of theW/"'\n T. ~:
~NM• ~UM·~
He obtained his rabbinical n\.ar1 of deep love and For Oturc officiatir 1aid Czecho&lovaks .., Vn..&..1.1
training. at the Chica~o loyo¥ties is more likeiy to be , ~w~ou11d~r~-~·~·~•~lr~ .. =-~pa=ss:•:fl0]~~~!· ~~·;-~~=--~~"'~'~ .. ;·~·~·-~;'.;!!!?:.:._ __ ' Theoti>gical College and 1n angry than one who ~res Bruce Kurrie. minister of!~ to Austra!ia. ......._ ._... ._ _, ~ · Js~ae1 where he was or-little foc &l1'f person or in· st. J 0 h n • s Presbyterian
dalned. stifution." Church in ODmpton and
He· has held posit!ons in , ''Christianity does not say Norman Nelson. singing am·
Temple Ner Tam1d o f thl(t pi.ri.stians are never to bassador of 0 v e rs I! a s P~body, Ma.ss., Appleton, be angry." says Canon Crusades. will unite in a
Wis. and .Chicago. nt. He Bt"OWne. •.11 would be "'week of inspiration" at tbe
ha s bee-0 1n charg~ of two subhuman for anyone not to First Christian Owreh of
I a r g ~ conservativ~ con-be , moved to anger by Fountain Valley, beginning
gregat1ons and was duector cruelty, deceit, treachery or Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ·
of ho~ the Cam~en Bureau readille6s to defraud 0 r Services will be conducted
nf .Jewish Education and th~ deStl-Av th k ., Monday through Friday at
HiUel Foundations of hte , \" e wea · 7::.> p.m. under the direc-
National B'Nai B'rith al the POSSIBL)' WRONG tion of Kurrie, Nelson and
University of Vermont and Again. however. there is Dr. Arthur Reese. pastor.
Middlebury College and wa!ii the ~n-ger , of oversimpli· The church ls located at
a hospital chaplain al. the fying. For even un6elfish 9040 Talbert Ave . and the
Mayo Clinic. anger 00 behalf or others services .are open to anyone
Rabbi De Koven i!ii .11 may bt \VtOng if it is ac· interested. Kurrie has been
member of the Rabbinical romt)anied by a vengeful or the minister of St. John'1 for
Assembly ol the United vindict,ive spirit against ln· 23 years and has been asked
Synagogue of America. the dividuals. to speak before many youth
national organization of "Ctl.'1stian anger." sasy organizations and rallie!ii.
Conservative rabbis. He is Dr. H0pe. "is directed not Norman Nelson has sung
also a member of the Na. aga.i;t' persons, w r 0 n ~ Defore the late President
tional Council for ,Jewi$ thou they be, but against John F . Kennedy at the
Ed U a t l. " th and Madame Chiang Kai· c o n anu e wrong • deeds, things. in·
OUR CURRENT ANNUAL RATE OF 5%
EARNS 5.13% WHEN COMPOUNDED
DAILY & HELD 1 YEAR
USE THE HANDY PASS BOOK
ALWAYS MOST CONVENIENT
FOR YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT
e INSURANCE TO $16.000 e FEDERALLY CHARTERED AND SUPERVISED e
WE PAY EARNINGS ON YOUR FUNDS FROM DATE RECEIVED TO D ... TE OF
WITHDRAWAL e FUNDS RECEIVED ON Oil IEFORE THE IOTH OF ANY
MONTH EARN FllOM THE !ST e SAVE·IY.t.lAIL, WE PAY ,.OSTAliE SOTH
WAYS, A CONVENIENT WAY TO SAVE.
..... CIJ:llTlf'ICATU ... un IN MULTIH.UOl"ll ... l'OR: J nit.•T•fl'M COHT•ACT
SOUTHERN FEDERALSAVINGS . .
HCAO ll''ICl: lU3 Wll ..... ~d, Loi Allples, OU .. 12.S TAltZAH.l lv.HCH1 11751 v.it1n lowlt-
.,...,, Solw.114 HUHT!HGl'Of'f ICACH IAANCl4: 11 HUfll"'t!On Clntlf, •7·1047 Educators' Assembly of the stilulions and situations. PJ'11yer B r e a k fa 1 t in
United Syn a g 0 g u e of The commandment of Christ Washingtnn, D.C .. and for
America. l~~Pr~e~si~d~ent~~D~ie~m~ol:..V~i: .... ::m::.. .... !::~::~~!!=~ I-le is the author of "Sid-is clear and plain that we shek of Formosa. who 'call ourselves Chris· dur Meforash.'' a com-tians ·should love a 11
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menlary on the ,Jewish ,....rsotii even the most sin· prayerbook. which is used ...... · Jul and.I unrovely. What we a!ii a text 1n religious schools :iA\ lhrou~hout the country. have to be angry against is
Rabbi De Koven and hi., not tbe ,wrong-doer. but his
wife Esther. a Hebrew wrong, pot the sinner but his
leacher. have two children sin.''
;ind four grandchildren. The ~!ti.mate hallmark ~f
righteow; anger i.!I that 11
South Coast
Y Growing
T!'le South Orange County
YMCA. in Laguna Beach,
may 'become the largest
single youth p r o g r a m
sponS-Or in the south Co unty
area.
This prediction was made-
by Y Vi'ee President Sue
Bright. who estimated 50 Y
youth groupe: will have been
formed by Nov. l.
The. Y started with 11
groups two years ago and
has seen c<1nstant growth. at
all agf' brackets. from the
beginning.
Director R-0ger Carter
said. "The ttitty gritty of the
YMCA program today is the
neighborhood group wherein
a boy or girl can join friend~
on his biQCk or the next and
have the. friendBhip a foun-
dation for mental. physical.
and social growth arounfi
the YMCA group prngtam."
SHARP
lf y•v'r• • '"''' tr1d•r, 111• the DAILY PILOT'S f 11110111
Dim•·A-li111 c/1r1/ll*41 ''' Sit.
wl'fi•yt. M,~. a b1tt1r «••' ..
wh1th•r you'r• 911yi119 er 1•lli119,
i!isues: in positive and con·
structivl action to relieve
tile injt11tice that stimulated
the anger.
A.!I a pbel on<!e put ii:
"We· do oot see the vital
point, ·
"'Thal ·'tis the eighth most
deadly iin.
"Tu weil, 'the world is out
of joint.'
•·And not attempt to put it . " '"·
Mesa Class
Extended
An a£d,itional five weeks
of papi rnacbe special pro·
jecU: cl sles will be held .by
the Cost.\ Mesa Recreation
Departmtlnt. dne t.o popular
demand, beginning next
week . • \ A $.5 ry?(istrat.ion fee Iii re-
l"Juired fb r the course. which
will meet Tuesdays from
7:30 to 9:Xl p.m . in the Com·
munity Recreation Center.
reached by the we.st gate of
the. Orange Cou.nty
Fairgrounds.
Registration will be taken
at the first session of the
course. Which I n c 1 u d e 1
b u I Id I n g candleholder.!I,
vases. fjg\.trlnes and other
knick kna~k1.
High Holy Doy ServiceS;
TEMPLE SHARON
• ...... • • ..
' ·Th• Cons•rv11ti¥e Syna9ogue\ for th•
Entire Harbor Are•
617 WEST HAMILTON,-COStA MESA
646.5552
All Jewish funllln a.re Invited ti:t par1Jclpate In truly
meantnsful Rish Holy Dt.,v ServlC6 1t $15 per penqri• tor tM Rosh Huhant-Kol Nktre-Yom Klppur-Ylakor S.cvlcot
hr W•...,_1 .U·ISSJ • 14M411
lt19W '•111 D•9iti C•11ter M,,.,/,. Ke•11 ' •-'tile lMplt Sfl•'•• ~it
.... r.o. ,. ... , ...... tff~ •• tfllt It '""'"'"' 0C'fil1Ct-tft IHldlt i'f ,.ltEe
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18th ANNUAL
LOBSTER ,
BAKE
SATURDAY SEPT. 7 & 8
AND FROM .
SUNDAY· NOON TO 9 PM
CORONA DEL MAR Main Beach '
COMPLETE BROILED LOBSTER
OR
Included In
CHOPPED · SIRLOIN DINNER
INCLUDING DESSERT
price of dinner is
•••• chance on $500 U.S. Savings Bond
HOT DOGS • POPCORN
HAMBURGERS e SN0°CONES
CARNIVAL ' • FUN
• conoN CANDY
GAME BOOTHS e
FOR ALL
Sponsored by
Balboa Bay Lions Club
3325 New rt llvd.
RIDES
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Sat.urdiy, S.pttmbtt 7, 1'69
• , BoroseoJI!! Ol'EN DAILY 10 TO 10 SUN. 10·7
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Leo: Better
• Study Cancer
-: , SUNDAY
""'.. • L SEPTEMBER •
p a r t ner1hip1, marrl•C•· '
Reach out be7ond lm·
med.late indications. ; 'i . 11.Y SYDNEY OMAl\R SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21): Day to handle routine. • · "jTb~ wile man ~cntrols
: $ hJ.i <1e1t1ny. · • .A1trolof.l:_
·i!· · polbb the way."' .
• AJ\lES (ll!arch 21 • April
;:~~rld with tasks recenUy 5 p E (t I AL
11): SU&bt dincreements
may arile connected )Yith
-_...._procedure. Your almJ coin-
ddl with thou of family.
TAIJl\US (AprU !ll-May
~)' Cooporat. with sroup.
majqrity desire -fine for
SalninJ lp!rltual inJlpt.
GEMINI (May 21.June
31): Accent on -dealrt.s , !=t hopes and wilheo. But t..
day you rind w1y to achieve
asp lratlona.
CANCER (June 21.July
22): Stress on how you res·
pond to important request.
Key la to atd one who makes
confetston. Don't cut first
stone. Provide 11 much
iplritual Jn1l1ht as possible.
,-. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221'
Get in touch with one who
1hare1 infere1ts, btUefs.
Study CANCER message.
I{eep communication lines
open.
SAGl'ITAWUS (Nov. 22-
0.C. 211 : Spot1lihl OD bow
you relate to children. Keep
promJset. B e venatUe.
Avoid attitude of obstinacy.
CAPWCORN 10.C. 22-
Jan. lt): How you relat.e to
parent, other o I d e r ln.-
dividual is 1tressed.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18 ): Today you are puzzled
by trend, message, subtle
hint Key LI to analyze
without brooding.
PlSCF.S (Feb. 19 · March
31): Today emphasis is on
possessions. money. Your
need to feel· ·Sectae is
spot1lght.d.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BffiTIQ)AY you are an in·
dividual with a cheerful
personality. When you enter
a room, others are aware of
your presence. Some accuse
you of being overMaring.
But. for the molt part. this
, is the result of envy.
GENERAL TEN·
Men'l Nylon
Tanker Jacket,
(i»uUt-Lined
Our Reg. 8.97
5.44 .
Water • repellent n)'lon
shell . With heavywellbt
quilted lining, heavy·duty
zipper. Knit collar, culls,
waist. S. M. L. XL. Shop
K mart.
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VIRGO (AUJ. 23-S.pt. 221'
Dtlve into areas previowly
unexplored. Means get to
the heart of matt.era. Finan·
clat disc1.\5Sion with mate.
partner ii necessary .
DENCIES= Cycle hith for,ll' ____ ""'_,_..,.,,,======si ARIES, TAURUS. Special 11
word to CAPRICORN:
b I! au t I f y immediate llD'· LlllRA I Sept. 23 -Oct. roundines. 22): Accent on
Ann Landers
H His Major's Girls,
He'll Flunk the Test
CAltEER Ol'l'ORTUNITY
IN REAL ESTATE
O,fllfltl!fl-friH-..-,.,llMIM4 lt .. 11 .... ''t1•11ul to 1uoc:l1t• with
1 ,_., .,..,.fp4 .,,,.f1•1-1I •••I 11tat1 "''r~ethit Of'fl"I· 11tl1~" tJ.. of ,_1J..t""9 CM,.+i,. 11141 tyltlfl'l ... il .,.,.rty
1111#y.l1 ''"" tMo ~tit ''"' °"4otl1t9 1 111i~•• •-Ice 1f "'••· rHi.t tllf: ... ~ ...... ,u.."
......... ,....,,.. 120.000 + Y'· ___ ,. ... .._,,_
") hi Ir I •ce ""'"le • ,.w-· ·-..... ............ JPl-llt ......
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Oltokl111
L1114/1111HW lit.rt
fllHltlllilll.. ,,,,..rty
Dl.f1l111 Dl•i1l111
PROl'llTIU wut
JJf W•tf C.1.t Mit"-'"7• Nowperf 111 ~1., C.lll1r11i1 tl••O
Call Mr. D, H. Smith /., 1p,.lntm••t M2-0H4
18"x30" FATIGUE; ·MAT
97c.
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WOMEN'S 'T'NNIS OXFORDS
Our Reg. J.98 J .66
Bouncy t.enhia caeuab: with Jumbo cuJhioned aolel,
bra ck, white · cotton canvas uppers. 5 · 10.
Rayon/Nylon Plaid Blanket
Our Reg. 4.22
Sunda" Only 2.96
BEACON'S beautiJul "Scotch Mist" plaid ... cho""" red, 1 brown or blue predominant color combinationa. Blanket
1 Is 72x90". a blend. of S5% rayon and 45% nylon. 5"
acetUe binding. Jutt Cbara:e It.
•Ll1111tt111 '"'"""°' 111111t ...... --;; ;
Sunda" Otd"
Workmen's
Plastic Vacuum
Kit For Lunch,
Coffee lreak
Our Re<J. 3.17
2.96
Charge It
El<tra.capacity kit ... in
sturdy plaatie, holdl 1 \'J
pint standard neck va-
cuum bottle ... perfect
1or the worl(.rmin 's lunch.
Vacuum 'holdJ . enouch
coffee for ca!fee break.
too.
~ACKAGE OF 12
Poly Plaatlc
Trash Can Uners
Our Reg. 78c
56c
Sunda" Otolf
Extra heavy quanty poly
plastic, buff colon, fill 20.
and 30.sall•n cana.
'
I
For Little or No Ironing I
GIRLS' DRESSES,
" JUMPERS, SETS ~
Our Reg. 3.97 3 e 0 0 ji
Includes two.piece coordinates. belted •tyl .. , I
Nehru dresses. ~1-any wiU1 pocket&. Some with
matching bags . In girls' 3x. 14. '
WATERPROOF TARPAULIN
Our Reg. 4.84 3.ll
11).<)z. tarpaulin iii waterproof, mlldew rest.uni. ~aa:t.s re111forced grommets double-locked stitchina
with reinlotced ~omer1. cfiarge lt!
GIT SEAL ED H,t.M
Replacement
Bulbs
77c ea.
Otir aq. 1.11 ' te:...~~~t ~~
4002. SUI!
Aluminum Foil
For Household
Use .•. 12"x25"
Our Reg. 23c
18c
Hoavy.duty fcrlr, 1 25-
loot roll, width Is 18".
Metal cutter edge.
Chuge It.
-u ....... --"" _ , .... ,. ftalto
RIMANUFACTURED
Spark Plugs
SET OF I
88c
Our Res. 1.47
C~aneo spark plup for
Jar economy, qulcbt starts!
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Beal
Estaie
l QuesfiOM
i~ch Ap~ment
. . ~ .
i,Vacancies .Falling
Saturday, Sfpttmbtr 7, 1968 0.111. Y 'PltOT
•nil
i Comment ,.
partment vacancles fn
tfndngtou Beach· h 'v e
~ased ateadllr during
e ipa&t 30 months, but
f<l•lncl! the lint ol this year
rrl u I t lple-unlt residential
/ cpnstrucUon has been oo the
~swmg.
American assistant v t c e
prealdeniofmarketing
research. Distribution is
llm:lte~ to those engaged in
multiple-unit construction '
'!
By .,
RandaD M~C1rdlt
Realtor
I •m con1iderin9 getting into the real estate busi·
ne11, probably •• • reel estate salesman. I am pre1enf·
ly an englnffr, b u t enjoy working with people more
then I enjoy working with machines and numbers. Is
now the time to start in your business? What are the
opportunities? Before I make a change, I would like to
be fairly certain that there are opportunities 4vaileble.
I am no kid anymore, so I cannot waste time J"ust ex·
perlmenting. I am 27, have a wife and two chll ren.
C.D.S., Costa Mesa
'The time has never been better: The real estate
business is booming, but you don't take just. my word
for it -read what Golden West aad Orange Coast Col-
leges say in the;r brochure:
"LOOKING FOR OPPORTUNITIES?
''Think aboU:t this: one out of every five homes in
Calliomia will be for sale this year. In Orange and Los
Angeles counties, with their explosive growtli, t.hat fig·
ure will probably be even hi~her.
"Jn tvday' s complex society, it takes trained peo-
ple to make an industry go. A man Wit.bout that train·
mg is stepping into the batter's box With two strikes
on him and the third pitch on the way.
"T~aining makes the difference. The Orange Coast
College and Golden West College evening programs of·
fer practical and professional training for those wish·
ing to enter the real estate field.
"Consider the real estate field. There is no field
with greater opportunities."
I noticed a group of letters (initi1ls) after your
name. What do those letters stand for? Prestige? Know·
ledge? Or ego 11ti1faction?
H.W., NewpOrt Beach
At first, I thought your letter was intended for
"Gloomy Gus" or "By George" ... Would you believe
all three plus 0 academic designations"?
Did you ever think about how we use letters to talk
nowadays. Alter you learn your ABC's, you join the
BSA or GSA, or the YMCA or YWCA, then you go to
UCLA or USC and get your BA ..• maybe your MA or
PHD. Then you join the BPOE or the IOOF. But il
you're an MD, you belong to the AMA .. , or if you're
an Engineer you probably went to MIT or CIT and had
to become a member of the JBEW or AFL-CIO. If you
live in the country you have an RFD, out of the country.
an APO. In radio it's either AM or KOCM-FM and most
of us sit around in our BVDs and watch TV on NBC,
CBS or ABC on UHF or VHF •. , all governed by the
FCC.
But don't let it get you down. Take it from ole RM
... put your do-re-mi to work for you in RE •.. you'll
-do OK ... and then inacouple of months when th e
VIP's from the IRS send you an SOS you can RSVP
... PDQ. OK?
EOTTOFl'S~NOTE : R1nd1!1 R. McC•rtll'e Is In tnveal,,...'lt 1~1l~1t, .,,es!
dent of !M Real ESl•lers, 1 colleve lectyrer, 1 Olrec!or of th• C1llf0r"(1 A~•o
clalioo of Real E1111e To1c~ers, e<1lhor ol "Re1! EU1te In C1!1f0r~l1". S.no
your <1ue1llons or Qimmenls 10 f1:1ftd11! McCan:Ht1 c/o l~tl DAILY PILOT.
l\'fany Plans Available
At Influential Homes
Almost any family can
buy an Upper Orange Coun·
ty Influential Home that will
exaoU,y fit ti't1S n e e d s •
repo!'ts Sales M a n a g e r
Emogene Harding of Walker
and Lee, Inc.
Anaheim begins at 182Q
Holbrook Ave., a half mile
north of the Riverside
freeway. ·
Rancho's
IJorses
Arriving
,. ..
..
The first thoroughbred
race horses arrived ' f9r
training at Ran$>
California's new one-mtfe
track and training center
Sept. 1. according to
Malcolm Andersol\
superintendent of the neW
facility in 1outhwest
Riverside County.
Anderson said that the
track has been undergoing
careful conditioning
preparatory to the ad-
mission of horses r o r
training. Meanwhile, work
has continued on t h e
grading of a new %th mile
track for harness horses,
located inside the mile oval .
The training facility OC·
cupies.a 290-acre site and in.
eludes the two tracks, a 4()..
stall thoroughbred barn,
club house, hay barn .
grooms' quarters, and two
training rings. •In addition,
two additional ~stall barns
are under construction -
one fur thoroughbreds and
the other for harness
horses.
The training center is
located in the heart of
Rancho California's Valle de
los Caballes (Valley of the
Horses), a unique 3600-acres
horse farm colony which
seems destined to rival such
famed breeding areas as the
Blue Grass of Kentucky. It
is one of a number of
specialized agricultural uses
master-planned for Rancho
California's 87,500 acre
spread.
Rancho California is own-
ed by subsidiaries aI Kaiser
Aluminum and Chemical
Corporation, Kaiser
Industries Corporation, and
Macco Corporatton ( a
wholly owned subsid.iiary of
Penn·Central Company).
, These conclusions • n d
other factual figures are
contained in a report of the
beach city's multiple dwell-
ing unit market compiled by
the marketing r e s e a r c b
department of F i r s t
American Title Insurance
! and Trust Company, Santa
Ana.
The "aparbnent profile"
, Js designed to aid developers
apd lenders in planning their
~ building and management
·programs, according to
'Dale J. Post, First
andlendlng. ,
Over ~ ' percent or ·the
tola) mujllple unlta e~tlng
and under construction in
Huntington Beach are in-
cluded in the study, which
was collipleted August 15.
,Of the .five most populous
cities in Orange County,
Huntington Beach had the
low.est ratio of multiple units to total residential
units. The average for
Anaheim, Santa A n a .
Garden Grove, Huntington
Beech and Fullerton was 2
percent, with the beach
city's ratio at 16.5 percent.
However, in the first seven
months of 1968, multiple-unit
GREAT OUTDOORS COMES INDOORS AT GOLDEN WEST ESTATES
butlding permits in Hun-G Id W t D tington Beach amounted to 0 en es OMeS
446 of the 1,607 total resid~·
I 2 Officials tial pennits authorized, for a ratio of over 'l1 percent.
I indicating a rising ratio of l(itchen Now Cheery Place Promoted at this type of construction. The apartment compleJ
samples indicated a 1.9 per-Cheerful ''flower £resh" director, said. !he, medallion llomes are GE Vl.e1'0 Fu" m cent vacancy factor. There kitchens at s and s The v1'st·a from the •·•tch-.built . d were no vacancies i n 11...1 "'" ·m oven an range.
b ache I 0 r. t y p e units Construction Co. 's Golden is a deli'ghtful garden , dishwasher and triple sink ~sioo Viejo Compa.tJy , surveyed, comprising· som., West Homes , Westminster, Instead of being shut off, the with disposal.
. ~eveloper of Mi6&'i0!'1i Viejo, 14 percent of the total units. are in Sh3ll> contrast to the homemaker can watch the Among tlfe hundred& of
1 e 11,000-acre new town in Sixty percent of the total children at play either other dist f n ct Ive ap·
i pciutheastern Orange Coun-we re two.bedroom c Io s ed. in , c r amped outside or in the spacious pointmenif at Golden West
It)! •. ~as. announced the pro-apartments, and the most workrooms of yesterday. adjoining family room. are imported marble en-
. Dll)t).00 of two executives. popular rental for this· type One or tJ1e requirements Also adding to the tries, custom cut-crystal
· • 'Robe.rt E. Maurer , of unit was in the $125-150 set by today's highly in· plea.sure of owning e Golden chandeliers, wall. to-wall
:ily purchasUig agent, range. dividualistic homemaker is West kitchet'! is the beauty carpeting througbout, and 8
fills the dual role of The report is the first or for pleasant surroundings of the master-crafted wide seleot:ion of natural
y manager and this type prepared for the which inspire creativity in cabinets fn fine furniture stone,· marble or brick
· ctor 0 f plD'chasing. Hunting t 0 n Be a ch meal planning rather than finishe6 , over-sized pantries, fireplaces.
E. Osborne, field marketing area, Post said. making it a bw-densome luminous ceilings, and • To visit Golden West's
dinator or coootruction, Other recent reports re leas-chore, breakfast bars or dining beautirullY d e c o·r ate d
been named manager of ed by First American in· "We agree with her, so we space incOTporated in the models: take the San Diego
truction. elude subdivision sales date haVf: designed our ki.tchens kitcllen. Freeway to Golden WeE:t,
1 \Announcing th e pro-for Orange, Los Angeles and to bring the great outdoors The fully built-in kftchen south one blbck to McFad·
~iiOOs, Pre5i.dent Philip J. Ventura Counties bilsed on indoors," Jerry Henderson. is a Worksaver t.oo. Among den , left on McFadden to
Really ind l cat e d that recorded documents. S and S ~and marketing U\e labor saving features fu homes. Ma~er's dutieE: now include·-------------...:....:....:....:. ___ ...:.::......:....:....:....:....:..;.;::..;....:....:....:....:....:.:=.;...:. ______ _
trianaiging all company.own-
ed 1properties -including
the shopping and recreation
centers -and directing
purchasing for all company
projects. Osborne now is
responsible for all residen·
tiali·construction (approxim-
atel1 l,lm homes per year
arnf ' all commercial COO·
s1rul'lfon.
~~ men have been with ~5 ~ompany approximately
twv rears and previously
ha4 1 worked with other
South and builders a n d
4ev.lqpers. Both are Orange
CqUt College graduates and bOth recently moved with
their familie1 into M'.i'ssion
Viejo.I .,
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~ontice11o Homes reports d~! 1 n i u m developmellt,
record sales during the sal ' have been s k y .
month of Au~t. r ·ng to a new high.
Since builder-developer, Ttiese family designed
Butler-HarboW' Construc-
tion Co., the builder of
Inflllential Homes, oilers
five plans in it!! Executive
Club Series at Inluential
Homes-Orange, plus four
more 1n its Great Masters
&iries at nearby Influential
HGmes·Anahei"m. Included
are sever-al one-docy plans,
three spacious two·story
models, and even a split·
level home on a level lot.
Priced frOOl '31,950, the
Executive Club Series in
Orange is at 149 Alderwood,
a quarter mile south oI the
Riverside Ireeway~
Jim Starbird, inaugurated homEsi offer gr ea t ed·
his new, one-price policy of van~~· tor children, with
$11),950 on the remaining hea~r swimming po o 1 s,
two· a n d three-bedroom prlv,te club house and other
homes ill. this deluxe con· recr•ation.al activities.
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Two of the homes have
bonus rooms wtich enable
the family to further tailor
its new home to its needs.
The 442 square feet boous
room in the large two-story,
for 1!:mmple, can be lefl un-
finWled or completed in
either of four different
ways: as a recreation room,
as a huge m&ster suite with
dressing room and bath, as
~ two large bedrooms, or as
two slightly s ma 11 er
bedrooms with bath. Eit.her
Of the mtter two options pro-
vide 1he born• with six
bedrooms. But!er·Harbour includes
many bidden extras that
further provide a custom
type OOme: extra insutatlon
oo 1.JUtbem and welt.em
i wall•. and biddea headers which enoble 1lle family lo
put on Or<IJ way between
two rooms, either when the
' home ia new or at some t later date. F~ example, •
bedroOm sharing • common
wall with a living room
could be traMlonned eosily
into ·• mustc room at any
time simpty b y "un·
rov6'Wg" the built-'n arch.
Or a family bedroom ad· ' jaceat UJ a master suite can
bec:Om• a pama' mreat
by tbe same meam.
Finally, Butler-Harbour
has inltitu!Od -through Ks
Pef"tOMIUed P 1 a n n i n g
Program -u extenslft t
"' opt;om, -l!lllb !JI! !11111!ly to truly tailor a
hOil\e to !ti! need<.
• Prlc:od lrool '28. '150, Cllt
Clroit Masten Serlei In
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The greatest subdivision
sales activity in Orange
County during the month of
July occurred in the Mis sion
Viejo, HunUngton Beach and
Cypress areas, according to
"Recorded Facts,'' monthly
report of residential trends
published this week by First
American Title Insurance
and Trust Company.
The Mission Viejo area.
with 147 recorded sales, led
Orange County, followed by
the l-luntin gton Beach area,
132, and Cypress 8rea, 110.
Sales or new homes in
singJe.UJtit subdivisions dur-
ing the month totaled 849,
compared with 563 in June.
Recordings of notices of
completion amounted to 918,
up sharply from the
previous month's total of
555.
Added to the cumulative
tabulati()ns covered by the
report were 19 new 1 y-recorde~, single-dwelling
unit subdivisions containing
1;052 i lqtl. This compares
with 118 tracts comprising
1,155 lots recorded in June.
The report, based on
recorded documents only,
discloses sales activity for
all subdivisions recorded in
the courlty since January 1,
1966.
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Intermission
'Channel Reef' SCR Closes .Second· Step Theater .
. ' ' • Re.ady to Roll?
By TOM TITUS
For the cast ~ crew around the 1'Channel Reef,"
it's been a long, bot and generally unproductive sum-
mer. ~
But Newport lleadi'I' only professional movlemak·
ing eompany mil' yet 1et ii! flrlt feature film in front
of the cameras -Weatti.er, 1urf and dty ordinances
permitting.
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Don-Ho Sets
Encore at
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'South Coll! Repertory,
wtlic~ launcbe• lta fourth season 1n the Harbor Arta
this mooth, bas closed lta So<ond Step Theater In
Newpart Beach and will
slall• prodQ<tiom ooly in its
larger Third Step Theater in
downtown Costa Mesa.
'Mle decision to clote the
Secood Step, U1ed last
sea.son for avant garde and
experimental product,i~s.
~i •II unounced by exe(':utive
difector DaVid Emmes a.s
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part ol the company'• "new
dil'O<Uon" in tllflter for th•
196MS nason. Th••• eX\)el'lmental plays now will be prwmed •I Ille
Third Step for t ~ r 1 e ·
w e t k e n d e111acements
betweiln the company's ma-
jor productions, Emmes
staled.
Expansion of S C R • s
popular children's theater _
series also is plamifl:d for the
new season, accordin& to
Jm)ject db'ector : James
DePtle1t. A. achedule ol ol1
ntw c.h1ldten'a 1how1 ls
plallned, in addition to a
summtr productioo .
The CU&ta Mesa pro-
fessional company wlH ln-
~ucurate ttle new season
Sept. 20 with Harold Pln-
t er ' s drama, ''The
Hometomlna1" a T o n y
Award wimer on Broadway
last Huon. Jt wW bt SCR!a
Wfd, Pmter pity, preceded
by "The Blrtbdty Party"
and "'nle CUetaker." t
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Anotbtr erod_uctlon
deftnil!ly plaMtd OU the
19GM& Klledule Is Arthur
Miller's American cla&slc,
"Deatti of a Saluman,"
dt6d for openin& in the
spring. ,
Tl1t balance of the new
season will be · ehocen from
Bree.ht&' "Edward I I , ' '
Iooe,co's '"Exit ttie King,"
EdWard Bbnd's '"SaYed,"
Ar istop~es • "Lysi'strats,"
t.Bbiche 1 "Italian Stcaw
Hat" and"'Bruce Jay Fried·
man's "SCuba Duba .....
' ll!ent Of SaDIUeJ Jlecktlt'I
"Waitina tor Godot," wblcj>
opened lilo company'• !le·
cond Sle!> Theater In 1965·
The tbotnce ot a-iet
••Wort -died by Em• mes as one reu:onJor cloloo
in& the Second Step. alortt
witb· the opinion that . tile
operoailon of tWO , t1loelarl
wu detri·mental. to tb• COll14
pany'1 overall aru.lc pro--
duct. •
'lbe movie -produced
by the n e w California
lnt~ational Productions
and written by 113 presi·
dtQt, Robert Harko -was
all c..,,t, reb~raed and
ready for sbo<il.lng on the
NeWJ>Ort sands a month
•go. Then a difference of ollil'ial opinion set the pro-
duction on the shelf.
Melody land
Producers Sammy Lewis
and Dmay Dare have 1i&n-
ed 0o1' Ho, Hawali'I "mn•
~ssador to the maWand"
for a tWo-day en&atement
S.pl H and 15 at
Disneyland Op_ens Busiest
Also tentatively ;ili.duted
are an original . work by
SCR'1 pl:S.~'s unit bas-
ed on Alfred· Jirrels "Ubu
Roi" and a return engage-
"We mounted 20 pro-
ductions • undei; our bMioer
last year," the e:recuttve
director commented. • ' I
don 't know of anothe·r
liltater in the country \fith
that ki'nd of production
schedule.''
Fall Entertainment Season : Tht Lu1Uriot1s New
lltlfted Artists
11•1 W. 17 .. , $ut9 A'IMI H•_. ~41·'2fr
Box Olltco Opon•
Dllily-12:45 P.M.
ePERFOllMANCUe
,1.3,'.5.7.9.11 P.M. It seemed that Newport
demanded a fee of $100 for
e a c h filmed production
shot within the city limits,
whether it be a feature
movie or -as Harke put it
-somebody shooting an
aspirin bottle on the beach.
Backers of the film 'got
their back up and said they
ROBERT HARK'E' wouldn't buy it. ,
llUT, AFTER A SERIES of meetings with. New·
port asst.slant city mana1er Phil Betancourt, Harke ob-
tained a concession -whereby local moviemakers
would pa ythe city a flat fee of $100 per year and the
$35 a day permit fee was reduced to $15. If approved,
as expected, by tbe Newport Beach City Council Mon·
day night, the stace -or ralher, the beach -should
be set. Location is an all-important item for "Channel
Reef," since jt's based.. on
Newport's · "Mole Patrol"
squad of ' police officers
clad in swim tplnks wbo
keep an unobslrµ!ive eye
on the surfing surround-.
in gs.
Adding to tne local fla-
vor are the two stars of the
film -Frank Keith and
Ron McCommon, both fam-
iliar names in 0 r a n g e
County community theater.
Keith was last seen as Sir
in the LagWJa Playhouse's
"Roar of the Greasepaint,''
while Mccommon played
the lead in the original
drama "Summer Llght-
ning" f~r the Westminster
Community Theater a few
,. Mekldyland Theater. . .
R I ed ·-• h ,, bisn.eyland be&1ns I t s e ox ~N • appy··~ c · ' lucky, Ha is a neat favolit li nysinest .fall ·• • a 5 o n ~s
or the fair sex Who 'con.side t .month w1tllJ two summer s
him the epi.tomeief romaiiti 1end ,.iDate Nites, '' a happy
Hawaii. celebration for Mickey
~ Wat'Tll personality, \Mouse'• 40tb birthday and
trBlDed voice and entaging , · . sense of humor appeala to the year s bigge~t Dixieland
male auditora as well. Hlii ' jau festival. Polynesi~ inelodieii usually The fall kicks off Sat1:'f·_
captivate bis audiencee. day, Sept. 14:, with special
Qf.. sped.al appeal to his .iue~t entertainment froip. S ~tlen admirer! is hls p.m. ·to 1 ·a.m. plus muSic
habit ·of inviPng them on and dancing throughout the
stage to join him in ~ ~park.
son.gt, and to dance · the • A similar event will follow
hu11, 111e ""'· tbe awim ,.. 1·S.tw:day, · stp1. 22, witti
any otner of the popular Median Pat Pa,ulsen star-
dancu al tlOday. ring in a special Tomor-
Nude Films
.. WEST HOLLYWOOD
(UPJ) ~ Six tllms Of nllde
women wri11hing on a 'bed
and shown in a theater opar-
ated by fonner Italian movie
director Matt Clmber, who
wa.s mani.ed to the l.ate
Jayne Maru;fiekt, are not
obicene, a judge has ruled.
Cimber had been accUltd
of one ntildemeanor count
ol exh!biting obscene matter
at his "Puss N' Boot.5"
Theater.
QUEENIE
.-owland show and gu'est
rock bands for dancing.
Mickey's birthday will be
celebrated Sunday, Sept. 22.
with a 1iant birthday parade
iitarring all of the famous
DiJney characters. special
shOws by the "Kids of the
King dam" and prestnts for
children attendlna: the event.
Louis Armstrong w i l l
start in the park 's "Dix-
ieland at Disneyland" on
Saturday, Sept. 28, with 10
of the world'• created jw
bandJ,
Other 1tirrln& groups will
include San Francisco's
Turk Murphy, the Dukes af
Dizitland, Santo Pecor;a's
New Orlean!I All Stars, Ted.
dy BijcJwr'• Band, Pete
. lnted11ndi months ago. FR,j\NK KE ITH IN "CHANNEL REEF" KE~TH is a gruff policer-------.._ _ _,_
lieutenant who reluctantiy takes command of the mole
patrol types, while Mccommon (who answers to "Rod
. Blake" in Ille credit!) is
RON McCOMMON
his ser1eant.
Populating the other roles
are a number of young am-
ateur actors, mostly in
tlleil; teen• and almolt all
front the Costa Mesa-New-
port Bee.ch area. Among
these are Costa Mesa's 'Bob
Kin~ and David Howell in
m8Jor roles, with Steve
Clark, Jay Longo, Jobn
Scott; Danny Lutz, S t a n
Jenko, Mary Jo Nichols
and Carol Clossen cast in
supporting' parts.
It will take approximat-
ely two weeks to shoot the
film. Harke estimates, pos-
sibly more no~ that most
of his cast wW ii! beadini
back to school or college
next week.
''The delay was regrettable," Harke com.melij_ed. 1-;;~;~5
''Some of ~e cast members gave up vacations to aP:t;:~~~:~~~~!~::s~~~~:J pear in the film, and one even gave up a t r i p l;o
Europe."
Now the way seems clear, although Hark.e and hi• "I don't want to pt lnvo!vtd, oo I oeflll ..U rny Jove
company have lost several cast members over the ex-notes to him fn Wrth4Dd ••• "
tended holdup. But for those VfhO are left, their bi&1~==~=====~ dream soon may be a celluloid reali II ;:========.
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The event runs from 8:30
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with all Disneyland ad-
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Other special events this
fall will include apecM.1
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hours for -~eterans Day,
Nov. 11 and ·during the
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Catholic Schoob Day on
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Hello tti.re, boys and
girls, and wetoome back to
another Saturday morning
of fun, games am riddles in
Uncle Len's Corner.
\Veil. I hq>e all you
youngst~ are all ready for
school next week. r·u bet
ycr..i're really 1 o o k:i n a:
forward to &eeing all your
old friends again, arent' yoo.,
IJON'T FORGET. when
\'OU're back in school, that
Uncle Len is still looking for
your letters. Why not have a
con te6t with your
~choolmates to see who can
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:tie tl1e first one to have a ,.--------------------------------11 Wfnner in Uncle Len ' s
Corner.
Next week our art conle6t
Uiem'e is slightly similar IXl
this week's only this time
we want you to draw a pic-
ture of what you like best
about sChool this year.
R e m e m b e r , originality
counts for quite a lot.
* PRIZE WINNER * This week's contest winner is Jennifer Echenique, 11,
1157 Salvador St., Costa Mesa
THE SEA
The sea is a beauti)'ul
AIJ.y child under 12 ~an enter U:ncle l.en'1 Art Conte~ Here'~ all you
do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5Mt inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address
on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest. Box 1560, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will reeeive Kennedy half dollar.
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Oh. what happiness It does
bring;
1 remember tlle days
BO NORABLE m<11llo• ,0 f' ,0 wUmers in the art CC111test.------Laro ~ Lor11;•·.,------,1 trut week are: Just watching the waves
And hearing the SODgJ the
seagulls sing. J<iln Torian, Newporl RIDDLES AND JOKES Beach; Brooksie Shumway,
-JI"" RllmUUDll, New9«1 &Nd\
SUMMER
Summer is the time t1(
year
We go an trips f~ there
to here; ·
We drive through forests
without a care,
But on the way we saw a
bear.
-Tin. JChn~. 11, (111!1 MtH
10, Newport Beach; Nick
Eades, 8. Huntington
Bead!; Tim Johnson, II,
Costa Mesa; Kirk Boes. 10,
Ne"WVort Beach; L a u r a
Olson. lO, Huntington
Beach: PhllipLarnard,
Huntington Beach; Suzanne
Echenique. 6'h:, Costa Mesa:
Michelle Echenique, 71h,
Co5ta Mesa, .and Steven
Riley, 5, Costa Mesa.
MY GIANT BUTTERFLY
I had a giant butterfly
So lively and so gay; r put him in a giant cage,
And then he flew away;
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I looked and looked for him every day;
1 looked in the night where the 6C&ry owls prey;
My mother never knew
What my secret friend could do:
Once when I was looking for him
I was startled by a gwt of wind,
I quickly looked around to see such a thrill
As my giant butterfly on the window sill.
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Crossword Puzzle
* Mess sergeant: Look, wise guy. I
was cooking chow long before
you were born.
PRIZE
WINNER
Private: Okay, but do you have to
ser:ve it now?·
-Thll ~. 11, )14' MHllrl .lw1., C.1t1 MtY
Dear Carol: Why did the elephant sit
on the marshmallow?
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Dear Carol: What did the pants say to
the 1hirt in the washing machine?
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Wife: Do you have a good memory for
!aces, dear?
Husband : Yes, I think so, why?
Wife : I just dropped your shaving mir·
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5 Kind of meat ad•iw6!Jail\kt
9 Biblit&.I dtp.tllent
word 56 Ntitf East " '
]4 Higl'Mtay sfgll fabric.
15 Mlrlure 51 Amtrlan 't: lfl Fir5t kt -indlan
importa1tet 58 Zoo lahrr!
17 Punisll kl 59 !'reposttkln
-cemiill wJf f,(l l;t11'5 name
18 Noun 5111fn: 61 lion "ature
19 Bird 6.2 Establish
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Onl.arlo 61 Bo~t • 13 Fetime-binls ~ lekot11t football &4 Sttpt 21 Wtstern 42-ae:comp li
team; b5 Crafts'. U.S. tity 44 !n!'lrptr·
2 words co111pantons 22 COOM: to ientl!d iitrsoo ~3 lntrodlt(t lor 111ahrrity Slano;i
acqu1lnt.inu ' 'DOWN 24 V19ofo11 s 45 Volcano
25 An citnt contest featllre
thoroughfarr l Tunes11i lfhs' 27 Wi~h for 47 Special
2& Football _ \ group'. Abbr. earnestly , 11ocabular
player 2 Jrlatu1a l 28 Thal has 48 lnslru111en.
27 G1.rm!flt ability gmwn old 49 Become
29 Kind of 't"fSstl 3 Montreaf's 30 Coating gradually
32 Ouplicalt l1 --on iron S'llall!I'
35 Theater •Se lndebt~ 31 Join t 50 Gtrll'an
stct1on 5 l och-32 Klflsl ol naval \'1!55r I
l!i Benumb 6 Alaskan combat 2 wotds
17 lndi•idual nati ve J3 In ttlt 51 Wil d
18 Kind of nJIT't 7 Ch inese 1111tter of: discourse
39 ltq tovtnng dyn.isty Z wo1ds 52 Kitchtn
40 Hen ce 8 The onr and 14 Hamilton item
41 Musical !hr other Ontario S3 Ang lo-Sa:
lnstrumenl 9 Fa iry footba ll laborer
•?Strong pc1nt 10 D1'!!1nistl tea111 : 54 Shot and
• 41 Protecting by degrees 2 words shell: ~helttt 11 Bolivar, 35 Cha1gt on lnfor111al
44 Man: lo• one ,.. prop erty 55 Tborouglif1
lnfor11al 12 .Alric!l'I"' 16 Cl ipped. 59 UN mem ber.
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Why are most volcanoe1
near coa1tllne1?
Geographers made this
clever observation long ago
when they began viewing
the world map as whole.
Later, earth scientists were
able to relate this placement
lo the basic processes of
globail. mountain.building.
Way back 8I'OUtld 200 B.C.
Eratosthenes guessed that
nur planet was round and
figured a way to mea·:rure
its circumference. He did so
without traveling far from
home. and his figure WM
accurate within a mere 50
miles. Metals and minerals
were classified in the Middle
Ages, and 18th Century
~eologist.s leanred how t.o in-
terpret the rocky record of
the earth's restless past.
T'his groundwork set the
stage for the plaoetary
viewpoint of modern earth
scientists. Modern scientific
method tackles a major pro·
blem not only on Ont' front,
but on marry. The rtudy of
volcanoes is approached
from geology and geodesy,
mioeraJogy, and even
astronomy.
Most active volcanoes ~
located within a global pat-
tern along the mountainous
coesu of major continenU:.
TIU.6 association of
volcanoes with mountain
chain11 provide• clues to \he
cau.seti 0 r volcanoes and
adds u well to our global
undemanding of the earttl'•
crust. Modern earth sc:ien·
tists see t.be a-uat as a thin,
light-weight 11dn. Wtth tbe
mame lo!J• belo1', ii •eals
tile den.-. hotter interior
5on)ewt.t lllce the c.p on a
pop boW•. The aiobal cap.
bowewr, teemJ Ulllble to
do a ptrlo<t job of 10allnf
ttie mtlbtY force& of hut and _...,.. !hot exist In
Ult l.nterlor.
Most experb suspect that
the internal forces rise and
fall somewhat like ihe up
and down convection cur-
Tents in a boiling pot. In cer-
tain zones they well through
the mantle and disrupt the
crust. warping and cracking
it in weak faults thousands
of mile:s tong. Here moun·
tains are made with shud-
dering earthquakes a n d
seething outpourings o f
volcanic lavas. The major
zone of crustal weakness
follows the islands and
coastlines a r o u n d the
Pacific. This is the Ring of
Fire where most volcana.
are active. Another weak
zone underlying the Mediter-
ranean reaches ea11tward
through the lofty you ng
mountainli of Asia and joins
the Pacific zone.
Volcanoes a n d earth·
quakes go with moumain-
making. And young moun·
tains are still restless along
the weak crustal &'labs
around the Pacific coesUine.
A smaller percentage of
voloanoes are active in sub·
marine mowrlains. tn the
massive Mid·Atlantic Ridge
they erupt in Iceland,
around the Azoru and other
ocean islands. The H.ewal.lan
Islands were bull t by
volcanoes from f a u I t e d
crustal blocks in the seabed
30.IXXI feet below the waves.
The basic catises o I
volcanoes seem to bt tile
heat and pressurt' o~ the
earth's interior and a
crustal ~ too weak to
seal lt within. MOit. of that
internal heat is thou&ht to
come from buried radioac·
live minerals. The 1 e
materlals decay a.t fixed
rates and finany cOol down .
.some of those ori&inally
traooed below are already coli!: But i-llll! suppUM of
uranium. thorium, 1 n
po!&Jtium .,.. •xpecled to
yield heat through •notlu!f
tlve billion year11.
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To Resqme LOS ANGELES (AP) -~·
back Reiman Gollriel fired three !ouch·
-chwn l,"' Ill the llr6t half FJ;dey Aft R • n1gl>t the pow"11!J llaoii defense
The yict.ey pw Loo Mloloc • '-2 ,.,..S -pJay to Olilton McNOll,
preseMQD recwd end San JITandJco playlni his lint pane i.. -Fran· a 1-6 morit . cileo alter beink acquired fl>om the'
A crowd 11()41,1.e .,... oo -· Cle-Browm.
ea but they had to settle lot field
goab l>y TOID!lly Davi• from 11 and
!Oy.-di out.
Rebels May
.Be Dropped
From Team . . er 310 ~ hold ujdor a 21-20 eablbl-
. vio!Vry over the Sa'n FNliclaco 49ers.
<l*iel o~·the scoring ·midway Cuey took bil ""'°nd ecorlllf 11n'ow
In G>e /Jist cjuartir with a. -6ll-Y9fd fn>m G-el from Ii yards out near
With two minutes remaining, Sa'n
Francisco tnweled 89 yards in 10
plays, t!8 of them Oil Brodie'• pitch·
Ing arm. . ~ The Rams toot • 21-7 1eed at the
. e:,and were ·blanked la the last two
aGGring jiu• to u..\Der end Bernie . 1lhe end of the ...-qlW'Ur.
~ and followed IO!l1 aftfc :with Ii Broce -lrl-tile Ram el• ~FOREST llJLLS,_N.Y. (AP) -A . · autbe~quorterbadl,.JQbn
chilling, all-Oa>y ram postponed 11>e • e r8llled blo """"" !Qr .. ~,.nler to DickJ!oss. Ira points.
Ken Wiiiard drove the final yard
for the touchdown. . . . LOS ANGELES (AP) A
spokeamau for the U.5. Olympje Com·
mittee· say1 U.S. athletes who wear
black armbands la .the opening day
parada at Mexico City 'Probably will he
clilmlssed from tho team.
ointh day'• program Friday with field 1o.i., and -. , Brodie put Sin Francisco on the In 1he second half, Bnxie drove. San Fnlod5co was el1!ht poinll be·
hind -111e drive atarl<d. ~lark Graebner of New York on tbt! , • , , , ~ wllh a brilliaally .. ~ 71· lnthe 4im 10 encl 60 yards on mordl·
ter&,e of completing a surprising . , , .
i'irtual .amateur takeover of the U.S. c eh kg•... '1 <!)pen Tennis CbampiO!ll!biJIB. Ofil 8C
; Two amateurs -America's Davis
Murphy Misses· Cut
Cu~· ace, AlUlqr Asbe~ Hollalld's ·
dpe-.iar ton1 O~er,'i sc>-<alled N t Dodge ., regiotered player -':already are out to e . rs
the men's semifinals and Graebner is
I . Crampton Beats Rain,
Everett D. Bante1, the commfttee'•
aCtibg uecutive director, told the Lo•
· Angeles Times in a tilepbooe Jn.
tervitw from New York that such· aoo
only four games away.
On the sidellnes -beaten Ill a wave Double Wm" of up&ets -are such pro stars as Rod
Laver, .Tony Roche, Roy Emerson,
Pancho Gon.za.Jes and Andres Gimeno.
tbe amateurs have grabbed the scal~s of Dine men proS and three
Wo'riien pros in the past week. ·
CINCINNATI (AP) --' The Loa
Angeles Dodgen came from behind
. with ·four runs in the sixth inning of
the q_peuer aud five In the eighth ln-
lilpf of the nightcap and swept
Ftlday's twl-nfght dollhleheader from
CiilciMaU 6-4 aud 8-8.
Leads by One Stroke
_'!'The kid6 have come along faster
~. auybody ~<:!pated and the· pros
eitlter are getting old -as in tbi a11e
oIGonzales Bild even Laver -or are
yo~gsters new t.o pro ranks,·~ Jaid
Jafl. Kramer, the onetime king ~f the co~. . ·~of, Ashe is the most lmproved
plV"er :J;W seep in a lqng time. He
s~ 'to be playing , well' Within
Jtl:\sell anq he may ~VJ! much in
zfserve for a later matcft. 1" ,
"Re Is yoon:g and strong. SO ii Okker.
The ~~· trailed 4-0 la the fltat game but'eaqgbt ~ on Ken Boyer's
nm-scoring 111fgle aud Jlnl Lefebvre'•
"''· ' ..... ~ a""~"-"i't 1-~ "'11'" St'llt~·I.~" Clncl-1111.l .fll. Kf Mt> "°'·' 'E..,·"'" Lw•·1~""· "'I li:l ... _,! 11> St. Loub :SS .. Ill. 1(, .. •• 1 · 11 lt. lAuli IU '-"'· k,
wETHERSf'IELD. Coon. (AP)
Australian· l!!"1!ce Cromplou held a
one·Bb'oke lead it the ba'lfway rnork of
the $100,IXXl G<ellter Hartfu'd Qpen
golf tournamedt'.1Fridaf after most ~f
Ills challengen laAed to. meet tile te<t
of a cold rain &bd wind. ,
Crampton ha4 a ft\lr·llllder-par '1 ~ fa< a ;lll')lole total of 13". Bfuy
Casper and · Al Baidinc ailo
conquered. ' conditions and
tied fer · · place at 133.
<Jasper hljl d&y's fin~s\ round, a
slx-und..-.pac, , al1houg1Lh! i>Jayed
the ent:ife ta boles after the rain Either is capable oC winning the tiUe
here. I like Ame."
Becaose . ot tho: ..Jn, the schedule
which normally ' would have been
played Friday moves to today, putting .
cl.ff ttle women's singles final to Sun ...
day and Ule men's final to Monday.
three-run homer. They scored.the win--beg:UO had H 1 ·
nin' run •-"e seventh on a triple by B g .M. e was ab 'to· g,et 10
w w 13 boles befoiiibe Nii! arrl+.11. '
Willie Davis and Ron Fa!Jy'1 pinch Crampton !>¢ "'I" of the earliest
doTheubie;,.d· s took a 5-l lead lll·the alxth starting ~11 *"' played 15 hllle• . ~ before rain bad a cbauce to -his
: Today's program now begins with •
the women's seml·final match between
$Ik;eeded Billie Jean K4ig of Long
Beacll.,.a!ld Maria Bueno Of Brazil,
star9ftg Qll the center court at nooo.
inning· of the aecond game by acorlng p18.y , 1
four 111111 on five lilts, a wild pitcll and · Jlob Murphy,, !be :1>-year--0Jd rookie
an error. # • • • • , who won consecutive toumameata the
But the Dodgers won it in the eighth past two Weeki slut;nped to hi.I HCODd
· .'f'tie winner must meet Virginia
Wade, 1he pretty British amateur who
knocked Off second"'3ee,ded pro Ann
Baydon JODeoi in the semi-finals.
as a walk to BUI Sudalds aud singJea ' ll!rialgltt 72 for'a j~ tolal. lie Jailed to
by Paul Popovich and Jlnl ·Fairey, · qllillify for the flnal il6 boles· J1Y 011<
loaded the bases. Wes Parker· llnlled stroke. 1 • •
two runs across and Davia beat out a other c.asuaJties included · former
bunt, 'reloading the bases. · · Mastert champ.fan. Gay Brewu. who
In the aecond match, Gmebner and
John Newcombe of Australia will com-
~lete their quarter-final duel, whiCh
was halted by darknesg Thursday With
(iraebner leading tile fourth4eeded
Aussie two sets to OD!!, 5-7. 11-9; 6-1,
and the score tied at 2-2 with no
1service break in the fourth.
Tom Hailer's sacrifice fly brought duplicated .f\11 f1nt round 78 for a W:
home the tying run and Fatrly'a 1ingl4 total. Fonner· "l'GA champion AI 'scored Parker. Gabrielson, Who b~uf · ·
reached on a force play, also scored
when center fielder V&da Pinson bob-
A!so Ori the card/is th& remaining
quarter-final duel between ~-seed
eaKen Rogewall of-Australla, oow the
tournament. favOriU!:, and Dermis =:r o~the~U:~·e E~:.~· pr:
troupe.
The semi-final pal.ring today sends
,\hse against the GrMbner-N,wcombe
winner, giving the United ~ ·a·l>et-
ll!r than ~ chance. bf mlftg • man
in the finals, and Okker againlt the
Rosewall-~ victor.
SJtO!ts in Brief
bled tile ball.
McLain Notches 28th;
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·: Chargers Romp, 29-13 . .
; J . ' • l!lenny IilcLain becall'e the llrat t'9 ~n IHd ol Ille t1m-10ar
l;i\ihicau League plt<loer.in 24 years . Be~, 11:11.
hi win 28 giljnea as the Detroit Tigers • ~UJ u'1 Frulo --on ~Alloped~ta TwiJlll, lh1, Friday , Olrlb la lho 6-1--" II
J!i&ht. . · k ~ ...r. _ • ~ palled away. <. •
;.MOLain,.. M, -.-..lhe-lln!t ." 'qio. llnp" llad pla)et • evea -~~riean League pltdier to wiu 28 · tonna -Ille <¥teen _,. th• ~.m.s s1ace Detrolt'aJfai Newhouser flnl hail and Ille teams were lied 10-10 tlln 29 in 19'4. ' . at .. llall,
McLain scatterecl Dia. hill and :· ....-...,. .,. s~ruck out 11 but wa1 In trouble ~ Keet, having pocketed Kana
throµgh the flnt five I n n 1 n C • · Lanes' west eo.t Match Game
Ho"1iver, he ,linlsbed strons, strlklnl Ellmln.-S champiolllhlp, no w
out the aide ln 1l>e eighth. shoots fur the Wein-StMoa crown
Willie Horton knocked in fin runs tonlg!lt and SW!day.
fQf"lhl! Tlgan wllh ala 32nd l!t)me run 'Rie Roo'odi· bo!rlet" rues on Fay ~d a double. Hanal>ul.i. of'5aa FrlMlCilco. wl!o has
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Ilrulet ytdl two o e e o a'·~ 1 lf Jlay Atta · bowling boo1t ond thm
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mallllaloqd bla lted Ill the
• Greater Hartfoid Opell . llOif loumamed·wllh• ..... _
Gt 132.
Geil>erg..-olso !oiled to quallly for the
final two rollllCia. Ho Bnilbed willl 146
afler a 75 Friday.
A total of 71 prolenlonals made the
c\lt-off ICOf't. ~. c._.,. BM!tnc held
a wide edge over the next group of
pl*yera, Ill o,t six-under.par 1311. They
ineluded Dave stoei\!on, Ray Floyd, J.
C. Goollie and BObby Mitchell.
Q-ampton felt fortunate to play moat
of his round before the rain came.
But c-· sold 111e time dlffennce
was "the trtakl ot ttie game. I've had
good starttnc times myself to btat \be
weather into the clubhouae."
Oram.pt.on, wilo had four cOllMCUtiv'!
birdies earty in Irle fkwt-rowid &S
Thursday, bad ODOther fut start Frl·
day. He carded • eacJe ll1ree on 111e
por.fi" -hole when ht• chip
-fram 25 ---tlle Clljl. He later birdied four holes with
short putil ranging from tllree to eliht
feet. With rain fal1ing on the lt8b
gre«1, Cramptou holed a 15--for
anoU!.er tirdie. .
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GLENN WHITE
Sports Editor
Angel Rookie
Stops Boston
In 1st Start -
ANAHEIM -Andy J'dessenmitb,, a
rookie rlgbt-bander for the California
Angeli making his first rna1or league
at.art,_ hurled hitless ball for 61-3
, iDhi.was and finished with a two-bit
4-0 .vfotory over Boston Friday nlgtit.
The 23-year-old Menermrltl)l who
SetJt, 1 """'' ... , ~•1«1 1:~' p.m, l(MPc (fl" s.sit. 1 Al'lltl• v• DttOM 12.55 1.m. ICMI"! 'I' $ell! •• Anttll.... troll 'Ii p.rn, l(Ml'C I • Sept. 10 ll. VI trol 7: p.m. ICMP no • 11 t::I: V'll Detro! 7: p.m. KM, no l:l IJ ""vet. •I g'-' J''' p,m, 11(Mf'C I" I kPI. M11el1 :1 1c1190 '" p,m. KMPC 710) Sfpl ... 15 AnHll I ICllllO 11 ; le t .11'1. KM"C (7T01
had a~ 24 times In relief, lost
his ~ bid when Joy FoJ bl!>OPO<I
a single to center w~ •one out-in the
seveutil inning and had to pitch out of
trouble in both the seveolh and eighth
to run his record to 3-0 and anap the
Angels' five-game losing streak.
The other 1t1t he ·allow-ed was Mike
Andrews' two-o?.lt single ln tbe eighth.
The Angela broke through against
Jim lonborg, 5-6, in the thirtl.. Aurelio
Rodriguez walk~, Messel'511}ith sacrt·
ficed and Vic Davalillo also walked.
The runners moved up on Jim Frego-
si1s groundew;,end scored on a 11.ngle
by Roger Repoz.
IOITON CALl,OllNIA 1lrJ11M Mrllll ANlr-~ 4011c1v11111od 2101 ~.i~=l llf 1 g g o ~rttMlrtu jl g f 'j ~ H•r-lln rt J o a i 11:=.{0t II 1 g Reylb "01 r,1r11~( 40 t .t.ct.5i'r'': cf ~ g 01 H= 'b 1' '1 f 0 G~~~-c • O t A Rodl"9fl 3b 1 I ~"'~",h ls' i M"'"mh1 2 f I I
s~;rnp J:~. Tall! tf4S4
··~""' 100 oor 100-0 C.lfoml1 002 00 I 11-4 -Olbloft. 'l!I~ -IOllo!I 1, Ct!IWTllll 1. LOil -""'fr. I, .. rnlfl~ 11 -"""'°"'' K-. E-:-M,-'f'h·r r f· ·r i .~r-1tti ..!.~Ml .. •POtl, 's1•~ cle1dllrdo. fJn.-~"'""l ~Wllfl'ltth 2. -J:lt. A -
Uon would most like!)' alao be tu•
againat athletes who refuse to ucend
the victory stand.
Barnes' comments came In reapoue
to noporll that some athlete& mlglrt
wear the irmbandl or refuae to
ecknowledge victarler.
When former San JOBe State CoDep
Instructor Harry Edwardl 1 a id
recently bis prdposed boyeotl of the
games by athletes had fallen througli.
he wu quoted u saying some cont
petltors were eoonsiderlng wearinl
armbands Or refusing th takt the via..
tory Bland If they won gold, allver or
bronze l)ledall. · '
Barnes said he doobted any •tl>lelet -woUid do· io: :
11We ·feel, and so do the COacbe•,
1bat notbtng of the sort wtn Co on, r
Barnes said, adding that t&e matter
would tie dfscussed'tblt. weekend wbei'
the committee meetl in Chicago. ,
"Our· national co~ttee ntle;
regarding the par:&4e are 1~1flc,11 his
said. "They pro~e the teams w!IJ!
designated uniforms l8Dd allow for no
change, like armbands. -·
"The only athlete& exellled from the
parade 8.re those who ate compettne
the next day," ·Barnes laid.
"The victory ceremony la part« tilt
protocol of Ille Jnteruattonal Com-
mittee but any vlotatlon aJ tbat would
, be ·considered .. detrlmenbal ta the
United State• team and the gamff "1
our· ad.Jnfn!stratlve committee. ·
"This committee has every rlghl to
uk violators to turn Ill thelr Will""" and leave the aquad," he said •
. "f am convlllced the USOC boor.tot
directors will 1tarul iii grollDd and
stand by the rules wheri the matter
comes · up for .. discussion In· 1h•
meeting," Barnes aald:
EX-RUSTLER ST AR
NOW AT CAL STATE
Shawn Mcl<lnney, tile Weotlnillller
filgh School star who quarterhe~
Odden West College in tts ftrlt ~
ball 11eason two yewa ago, hall eiroU.
ed at Cal state Collage (Loi 'Angeles).
McKinney j,Iayed at the Unlvenity
oi Waomn&l<>n last -·but hoa
transf<rred to Cal Stale. He will be
red4hirted tllis ie•""1 and play nut
11eason for the Dlablos.
Aller ... outstanding -· .at WesbniMter, McKinney played Ilia
lint season at Oranlll! Coeat COU.,..
"nlen, when Go1dm. We11t opened .ite
doon for the IDllUI y-. ht lta'fad
far 1tle Rustlen all ~ason. ·'
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Italy Bans Andretti, U~set
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MON~1 Italy (AP) -Two United Ford and Unser a llRM. Eaeh Andrtttl, twfee Amerlclll cbampltlp,
Stale• anvm were banned Friday. quallfled e"flly. . , said be ~ uns,.-_... ~
from SllDday'l G"811d Prix of Italy Their plana were to Ill' back to to compotlug in vilrioua raco1 wltl!lli;•
Fo~-Ona auto race t;>ecause they Moma tonl(.bt and arrive Sunday In few .days. • ~-1~
lnlilted oifJjattlclpallug In the Hooaier time to participate in the Grand Prix. -''1 Wi>ukl ileip on tlW pla'H "1B'l'a
!Oil Iii lndlanap6111 today. in,y raturu toMonu,• Ila •114> '!F.-
Ornolren of 'the Grand PrlX 1aid· Tha cleclslon by; ~· trom that wa would. be tired· aftar the ...
1l>e w ..,. Marlo Andfe!tl ind BOif Naaareth, Pa., et!d Vaeer, from Albu-dW!ij»ljl,evenl and Illa plaM 1flp ..
Unser w11 based on the rule forbid-querq1J0, N.M., to partidpale In In-grouodleu." , , · i
dinS drivers to partldpata Ill 1111 ' dlanapolll and Ill fi(onza Oji, htl>.con-Andret11' bad a eood,..... to,~
oilier race ~ lep~ 1ecu'1_~ days drew lblfP crillcl~ in ~ped .,_111.iit~F~'aro'I'h~·bt baton the Miiiiia start. tho-1 ... an parllamlllt . . .,. Lo ~ ~ •uftd die
• ~ •"' uaoer Jeltbw plua lot • A soelalllla depu\J. aoollled tbam, et; at tho Jutest apeed .... eloolood _.. ,
India-Ill an.r 1'114*1~• 6lllda'I ocllng on "the edgo of fol17." Anodla one lip. . •
tmlo -l!lma Jg par1idpale: JI ""d they were dallber•lelt tlalri1lf a.. Ba wl1 u.1..4. la 1 m1Dute1 _'1 lodaY'• Hootler 100. '10fety of the drlnn and the pabllcl' ......is F. Ill\ &nrge -4 9l,1V.1
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JOHNINGLEHAllT
Returning Staner
• BJ EARL GUSTKEf'
Of as Hlr ..... M'°"
At a freshman. John
Ingle.bart 1tarted e v e r y
game at quarterback for
Golden West Colleae last
year. You would preawne.,
then, that he11 the No. 1
man now as the expe:r"nced
40Phomore .
Silt that's nol the wey it b
In the Rusder camp these
days. H e a d coach Ray
Shackleford says it's striotly
up in the air right now 11 to
who ttie atarter will bfl when
, Golden w ... kicks off itJ
1eason three Saturday~
Start Y ·our
Engines
-« by Deke Hou/gate
When the Canadian-American Challenge Cup road racing
~ries opened at Elkhart Lake, Wis., the names were both
'miliar and unfamiliar. Fastest man In the first day out was
·orld champion I>enis Hulme and second lastest wes master
';:e--oot guy Jim Hall.
If you recognize the name of No. 3, call yourself a real fan,
·1t don't fret if you aren't acquainted with young Peter
"•vson.
Pf'te has raced successfully all over the world. Not too tong
"~o he teamed with another fellow to win the world manufac-
'tirer's championship for Ford when that company declined
to field a factory team.
fi'. I. A. lists Revson as one of the top 30 drivers in the
·vorld, placin~ him in company with Hulme, Graham.Hill,
Dan Gurney. Jackie Stewart and the rest.
Only three or four active American drivers are on that list
"nd among those who haven't made it yet are A. J. Foyt.
Parnell! Jones, Richard Petty and Bobby Unser.
Gurney calls Revson one of the world's most underrated
drivers. and to understand that kind of acclaim you have to
start out by knowing that Pete is a millionaire who races not
for groceries but for love of the sport.
Drivers themselves have occasionally contributed to their
image of being beer guzzling, couthless clods who have a
permanent slouch from working under the hood long hours.
appearing often with day-old growths of beard and with
grime under their fingernails.
Revson doesn't fit the pattern. He has worked just as hard
lo become a top pro, perhaps harder because he has had to
<lvercome the jet set environment he was born into.
He is handsome. wide-eyed, with chiseled features that
wou1d do a shirt ad proud. He has a slim athletic build and a
vocabuJary that suggests a Rhodes~scholar rather than a Cor-
nell dropout.
Currently. Revson is driving a Ford-powered McLaren for
Carroll Shelby on the Can-Am circuit, whlle competing
ai?ainst Shelby's Trans-American team in a Javelin on
alternate weekendlt.
This Sunday he'll be at Riverside, driving a Javelin, next
weekend at Bridgehampton, N. Y., in the McLaren Ford.
Only difference between Revson and most other upcoming
drivers is that during the week you'll find most of them hud-
dled over a warm engine in a garage or a cold been in a dim
saloon. while Pete will be more likely stretching out in his
New York pad, studying the progress of his investments in
the Wall Street Journal.
The~ might be one other difference. On the racetrack,
Pete will be the one who isn't fighting the wheel and sliding
ofl the pavement lap after lap.
He sits ~e a patrician, head high, and he charges in his
race car like a young man who knows where he is going.
. * * * Mustang racing veteran Jerry Titus will jump to Firebird
for the '69 Trans-Am season. A weekly racing publication
reports he will make the switch before the last race of the
season. Oct. I at Kent, Wash.
. Titus Will open a shop in Cuver City, Calif .. and will
bwld Trans-Am Firebirds to customer order a& well as pre-
pare cars for Craig FWier and himself.
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from now aplnJI East LA. year but he did perform
1be contender la Tom-q o 1 t e cap alll y a ad
Mc.Mahon, a aopbomort who Sb.ackltford ngured t h 'e
began the 1967 co.mi-tgn u the backup man t 0 f o r m e r We1tmtasttr prep
lnglebart. McMahon had an a c e w a • h i 1 1 t 6 8
unfortunate su.son I at t quarterback..
year. He broke a collar bone l m 1 & in e the coach'•
midway through and then 1urprife when McMahon
proved it wu no fluke by abowed up for pre-season
breaking hll ankle several workouta 20 pounds heavier
weeks tater. and throwlna: the ball with
He Nw actioo only twlc6 lar more authority th.an be
-six plays aiatnst Santa did lo '67.
Ana and three plays in tbe "Tom worked very hard
Chaffey g.ame. all 1ummer," the coach
lnglebart didn't exactly re~ts.
excite the pro scouts la.st 'He wu throwing the ball
at Tultin Hlgb'• fi•ld rib •
lonner teomrnoto o! "1llt,
Matt R.ardy, who 11 now at
Saddlebaek JC. And he'd
come over bert a coupJ,e of
times a week to throw' the
bllll to Randy Va1all.t. i"ho
at tba.t ttma knew be"•· bt
playing Ranker ttlll yer.,••
Thank.t to a 1ummer on
the welgbtl, McMa.hoo DOW
i.;., • lllurdy llll )>OW!dl.
At six feet, he.'• three ineht1
taller and 10 powids beovlor
than Log1ehart.
"There'1 no w.ay to cflool•
between them n o w , • '
Sbac\Jeford &aid. I I T h e
1Crimrii'a(11 ag_ainat Cer·
ritos this Saturday nl&bt and
agalnt\ Gle~e the follow-
ing week•nd will declde It."
$hackle!of<I added that
IJlilohart ~ ·-· to be a better performer tbQ be
..,..,, la.It year and pohltl out
ihat be ha1 1 lont: edge oo
MC::Mabon ln experience.
There ii a thk'(f candida.te
far 111• port, Stove GriWth.
The !SS.pound rooklo from
Padflca !Ulb ln Ganim
Gt'Ove looks~ 'Uke a ·cinch
1tarter for the '68 seaao.n
and will J!l"obably play """" ttUa year.
"Steve bu the strongest
puslng arm of any ol our
qu•rt1rback1 but hla:
c1eu..,,. Isn't good y•t. SUD,
h~'• come a loag w.y. He'1
more ready tor JC ball now
than eJ!her I.ogle.hart OI'
McMeboa were at thia timt tut year."
GrWith played only fow-
games for Pec.illca tut
year. He hurt h1s knee and
underwent surgery. An ~c
compllabed bji<leball player,
he WU drafted by the
HOuatoP Altroa.
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Top Challonger
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BucsFace
Two Foes
In Ser.um
GWC Scrimmages . Mater Dei
lntersquad
Scrum Set At Cerritos Toni.ght ·
By JOEL SCHWARZ
Of lhl 01lty Pllft SI ...
For the most part it will
be veterans v.1Jo get tti.e
starting ~ for Orange
Coast College at 11 this
morning when the Pirates
engage Grossmont and Mira
Costa College in a three-way
scrfmmage in Le 8 a r d
Stadium.
Since Golden West College
is starting only it.I third
football season, you can't
really say the Rustlers are
beset With a legitimate jinx.
But the lact ii GWC does
appear to be having a con·
si!tent dilficulty in ill pre·
season scrimmages, which
is to say Golden West can't
acore.
The Rustlers try for the
fifth time tonight at Cerritos
(Norwalk) in a 7 o'clock
SCTUlll.
Actually, the Rustler• did
scoce a touchdown in a
Admission to the scrim·
mage, wtrich is really an in·
formal football game, Is
free. Under the rules of the
three-way scrimmage, each
team will play on offense for
20 plays, defeflse for 20
plays a11d ttJen "sit out a like
number ol plays.
Top Quarterbaek
Bonwell . Lauded
Orange Coast's Di ck
Tucker, who plall6 to put his
entfre squad into action
against tbe two visiting
school6, has indicated that
he'll be gUng m05tly with
retunring lettermen on his
starting olfensive an d
defensive clubs. In fact, let-
termen will hold down 15 of
the 22 starting positions.
By Oiler Coach
On offense, quarterback
Paul Lemoine, draws the
starting assignment along
with fellow returnees Wax_ne
Tinlin at bailback and Mike
Ogden at fullback. E d
Washko from N e w port
Harbor High will be the only
freshman in the backfield,
playing .at flanker.
Letterman Randy Bass
will anchor the offensive
'line at center with veterans
and newcomers dividing the
remaining six spots. All·
Conference tackle Kevin
Grady will be at one tackle
while big Ray Hunt (240)
from Huntington Beach i's
on the opposite side.
Guards will be letterman
Dan Hilliard and Tc m
Nelson from Westmimter.
Craig Allen, a letterman
will be at tight end and
Robert Castilio l r o m
Westminster will be on the
other flank.
On the defensive line, let-
termen Rick Dustin, Jeff
Stevens and Bryan McCabe
will be· joined by freshmen
Rick White and Ed Foote.
The linebacking corp is
100 percent veteran w1th
Jiltl Barsuk and Jir;n MCl,Ioe·
co g<tting the star1j"ng
chores.
Lee Morgan from Villa
Park High is the only
freshman to break into the
deep secondary. He'll be
joined there by Bill Jenkins.
Ethan Oliver and Ralph
Godfrey.
Grid Score5;
Minnesota :;:;o, New
Orleans. 17
Chicago 19, St. Louis 17
San Diego 29, Ciocinnati
13
By ROGER CARI.SON
Of lllt DlllY Ptlet Sllff
There are only 35 can-
didates for grid openings. on
the Huntington Beach High
SchQ91 varsity football team,
but lioach Ken M o a t s
doesn't seem too concerned.
The Oilers, with a 2·7
record last year, including a
1-& slate in the rugged
Sw1'et League, will be pin·
ning all their hopes on the
quarterback position.
Moats claims T o n y
Bonweil takee a back .eat to
nooe, includln& A 11 - C I F
George Fraiser of Anaheim,
Wemninster'1 Eddie Bane
and Marina's Greg Henry.
"Everything will g o
around Borrwell •.. he ii the
team leader in every sense
of the word," comments
Moats.
'The Oilers stand to have
the biggest back in Orange
Q>unly roomJnc around In
the backfield.
He is Karl Pedersen, a
240-lb., 6-4 slotback. Used
primarily for blocking,.
Peder.sen i& also expected to
LEAD TAKEN
BY TOOMEY
SOUTH J.AIIB TAHOE,
Calif. (AP) -Bill Toomey,
fOlJl'·ti'me U.S. decat.hlon
champion. rook a J51.po1n1
lead in Frlday's first five
events in Ule final trial for
the Olympic Team.
He scored 4,468 pointa to
lead Army Dr. Tom Wad·
dell, 'vho has 4,117.
Former Southern
California star Dave Buck
set a decathlon record for
400 meters when he edged
Toomey in 46.3. Toomey set
the 46.8 record tW11 years
ago.
pack the leather oc-
casionally for the Oilel'\!l.
He's run a 5.9 SO.yard
dac:h in practice.
Once the Oilers li.t the
seoreboard, the Huntington
Beach baekers can count on,
as usual, a good pla:cemeat.
Bob Ryder, wbo toed 14 of
16 PA Ts lest year, is back
and is hoping to break Jack
Seibert's school record of a
27-yard field goal Ryder is
reported comistent from 30
yards out.
The Oilers have been
hiesaed with goOO ntra-
poln( kickers for th< laS1
foor years da1iDg ·Dock to
Fat Wetterbus.
Moats' crew has been
working on his offe~ In the
morning and the defense in
the afternoon during prae-
tice sessions.
Several performers were
noted by Moats for oufstan.
ding defensiw work. Ten
pia.,.-t teem to have an
edge for starting defenrilve
berths.
At the linebackiog area
it's Kurt Clemens and Bob
Pestolesi. Defensive tiackles
are Karl Pedersen and
H u-g h Sullivan. Defensive
halfbacks are Bonwell and
Mark WhltDeld while the
guards are Tom Arnold and
Bill Bruce.
'Ibe oornerbatkg a r e
Frank Neal and Dan Moals.
RunriiD:g with authority in
the offensive backfield ha.Ye
been Pestolesi, Neal and
Paul Moro at the fullback
slot.
The Oilers operate out of
a Pro-I with one split end
and one flanker along with
utilizing a tight end ...
sometimes known as a wide
slot.
Moats summed up his at-
titude with his squad like
this: "They're the best
workers I've had hefe ainee
1961. We've got better speed
and quickness in t h e
backfield than lest year."
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE
w L P~t. GB w L Pct. GB
St. Louii; "" 54 .622 Detroit 00 S2 .634 -San FN1ncisco 77 65 .542 11 \I Baltimor1 81 81 .570 9
Cincinnati 72 61 .518 15 Boston 76 BG .5.15 14
Chicago 74 69 .517 15 Cleveland 76 69 .524 15\1
AUanta 72 70 .507 16\1 Oakland 72 71 .503 18\1
Pittsburgh 69 72 .489 19 New York 70 71) .500 19
Philadelphia 00 75 .468 22 Minnesota f;I 78 .472 21
Houston 84 78 .451 24'/, California It 11 .414 '8\1
scrimmage once, but coach .
Ray Shackleford says tbat
one didn't count.
It happened two years ago
at San Diego Mesa JC. It
was the first time the
Ru.sl.lers ever engaged in a
football combat.
Late In the two-hour
tussle, quarterback Shawn
McKinney' lobbed a 1Jl.yard
pass to Dale Howard, who
was running clear and in the
open when tbe play waa
whistled dead.
"Those were two cf our
first stringers and the guy
Howard beat on the play
was Mesa's ninth string cor-
ner man,'' recalls
Shackleford.
"We've never scored in a
scrimmage against t h e
other club's first unit."
The coach says all of thls
with a smile, because it
really doesn't matter this
early. Junior college scrim-
mages are quite inform.al.
Each team gets the ball
for ID-play serJes, no matter
Joe-Davis
Tops Field
For Drags
'v" The final wannup ror the
National Hot Rod Associa·
tion's world championship
series at Orange County
lnternatimal Raceway two
weekends away will be held
to-night.
Super and stock
eli'minator entrant.I wiU be
going through final com·
petitive trials before the big
meet.
Mater Dei'e varsity foot.-
ball pracUce swings into full
throttle tcnight when the ~
rt\lel Oticken and B~nS
football game will be held art
the Santa An.a. !bdium.
Game time ii 7:30 follow·
ing the junior varsity tus"sjl,
which takes place at 5:30>
Coach Bob Wcodl'
Angelus League juggerD3Ut
will be &plit with the "Red
team quartoroaeJ<ed. by Bob
Williams.
Ted Hamilton q"'*·
backs the Whites who boast
an all senior backfield.
Winners of the annual con·
test least on chicken folloiw::
lnll "!be, game w!ille .. lM
losers ate relegated to ~
role of beaq-eating. · ~ Top competJ.ti<ln is du4~
come from opposln
quarterbacks end fuDbac
If any positions are. Up in th
eir -it'ti UKISe two. ••
R<>n Gardea of tile Whit.et
will be up against Ray
Toelkes of the Reds in thlf
fullback department while
Williams and Hamilton d!Hll
for the starting quarter'bac~
what they do with it. Favored for s up er
If a back or receiver ap. eliminator money is Joe
pears headed for a long Davis of San Jose, the cur·
touchdown jaunt, the cf· rent NHRA points leader
ficials concede the sccre and national record holder.
and halt the play. He dri'ves a Cbevy-powered
spot. ,!
Bob Haupert, Ii
sophomore q~
candldat.e, is being moved~
halfback. Says Wood i,,.:
"You must remember machine kn own as the
that all we're trying bl do in "Jewell T."
"He's got all the movea ~
the world. We've got tlliii
ouW<lllding quarterbaet
u It is ... we've got to plaj
him somewhere." ·:--i these things is get a look at Also racing S at u rd a y
people. We try people at dJ[. night will be supercharged
ferent p o s i t i o n 11 , get gas and fuel altereds, gu
everybody in th!'! scrimmage supercharged coupes and
and run all of our plays. sedans, fuel dragsters and
Mark Dunn continues " impre95 the Monarch ~
tor and ttie entire teilll:
came in for a good share of.
praise. · .:; At Cerritos t o n i g h t , funny cars.
Shackleford will be closely -
examining his quarterbacks
-John Inglehart, Tom
McMahon and Steve Grif-
fith.
The coach says tonight's
scrum and next week's with
Glendale will determine the
QB starter for the Sep.
tember 21 opener with East
LA.
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Iwo Jima Still Lives~.
'Uncommon Valor Was Common Virtue'
Fl'Ol1l Navy Magutne
1be battle for lwo J1ma cost the
Uni'ted States the Uves of more than
6,800 men, S,931 ol them 'Marines. An
estim.u:d 2.0,00) Japane1e died Oil the
illanti durlng the savage 38-da)' cam·
palg11 and in the bombings and born·
bardrneots that p<eceded It.
Even without AP photographer Joe
Rosenthal!a matchless photograph,
whlcll etdled the story of lhe baUle
and the heroism Of tile men wbo won it
on the nation's memory, the name Iwo
Jlma wtiuld have lived in American
blstory along with names like Belle.au
Wood, Guadalcanal, Tarawa, and
Inchon-Seoul.
A few weeks ago, in a simple
ceremony attended by a few who didn't
have to be there, control of the island •
was turn~ back t.o Japan.
Japanese figlUn based on two were
taklllg a toll ol tbe U.S. Air Force ·
otrateglc bombers flying <lolly from
Solpan to Toi<yo.
And tbey had a second crack at
tberii on the 'return flight. lwo radio
rarely failed to give Imperial Head-
quarters advance warning Of B·29
r a i d 1, so fighters and antiaircraft
guns usually were ready and waiting'
when the bombers arrived oc target.
And what was perhaps even more
seriOUI, while two· was in Japane&!E:
hands, the .huge.. air ~s that the
Seabees were building on Saipan and
Tim.an were within the range fl
Japaoe&e bombers.
U.S. Pl.ANNERS saw many reasons
why lwo should be seized. Jn
stance. Ins,. ad Of plannlb1 (cl meet tlie
invaders at tbt water's''edge, he hoped
for a fortified defense in depth. He
knew he cooldn't preWJJt a 'ianding.
But two's terrain was ideal for
slowing up an invader's advance.
Iwo is shaped llke a pork chop, with
Swibachi at Ole end of the narrow
-shank. The only suitable Jan.dine
~aches are on the east side of the
island, ju.st north ol Suribadll. The
ground is low across this narrow neck
ot land, but the beach is dominated by
Suribachi to the left and a high cliff on
the .tj.ght. Guns skillfully hidden in this
hi'gh ground commanded the beach
and the island's low neck. From there,
jt was up hill all the way -up hill to
the top of SuribaCbi Where ROl!ienthal
AMERICANS FOUGHT f« some
prett1 unattracUv_e real estate during
World W~ II. Nooe of it was as ugly
as lwo. The n4I11e me.ans "Sulphur
Island."
'It w.. a Miserable Plue-But It "''" One of
Estate in the
.
Iwo wu sb«t on w&ter, short on
cover, short on good landing beaches
and short on solid ground. lt wae long
on caves, pillboxes, hidden mortars,
artillery pieces, machine gum and
slippery sand.
the /llost Vital Pieces of Real
Above all it was loog on enemy
soldiers -tough, dedicated soldiers
led by a tough, dedicated general.
Tadamichi Kwibayashi knew be bad
been sent _to Iwo to die for his
Emperor. Since be had no illusion th~t
be could · stop a U.S. invasion of his
island, be intended to stretch out the
proceS& .of dying for as Ioog as be
possibly could.
Iwo Jima is 660 nautical miles sou1h
of Tokyo and 625 north ol Saipan. This
put it practically midway on the route
Saipan..based B-29s had to follow on
their way to bomb Japan.
The island is less than eight square
m.i.les-in-Mea, and.one end is occl.IJ?ied
~y Mt. Suribachi; the 55()..foot extioct
\rolcano that overlooks the only good
landing beaches and provided the
Japanese a supe:rbvtlllery plaUorm.
BUT AS MISERABLE a place ru;
l\vO was, it had become an impart.ant
bastion in what was rapidly becomiog
the outer-perimeter ci Japa11'.s
defenses. 'The Japanese built two .air
fields on the island and were. wor~ng
on a third at the Ume o! the mvasu:m..
Pad fie.
Am&ican bands, Iwo would be a way
station on the road to Tokyo instead of
a hazard. It also might be a lifesaving
haven for crippled bombers unable to
make the long flight back to the
Marianas. Fight.ers stationed at 1wo
could escort U.S. bombers all the way
to Japan, thus cutting down losses to
Japanese fighter p:J.anes.
Preliminary intelligence estimates
indicated that Iwo was held by fewer
than 14,000 troops. Neither aerial
reconnaissance nor any other source
revealed -the fact that General
Kuribayashi's garrison n umbered
closer to 21,000 men.
American intelligence officers also
failed to predict the fantastic extent to
which the enemy was dug into the
island. Iwo's soft volcanic r?Ck wa~
ideal for tunneling, and Kur1b.ayash1
had sent for cave and tunnel experts
Crom Japan. Suribachi and othe1' parts
of the island were honeycombed with
caves and connecting passageways.
Guns were expertly bidden.
AND KURlBAYSSm had abandoned
the traditional Japanese defensive
AutomobilesNowControl
Destiny of City Living
By CHARLES ftlcCABE It's eibber the automobile or the city,
I once had an exclusive interview in 1 tvee~o doubt such a system will
with Fiorello La Guard.la, when the be adopted by most large cities,
Little Flower was Mayor of New York espeoially on islands tlke Manh~ttan
City That unusual man, as was his and peninsulas like San Francisco,
woni talked vivaciously and widely, where conb-ol and enforcement would
sensibly and indiscreeUy. It was all on be relatively easy, and w~en prob·
the recU"d. lems of parking and substitutes for
As I walked back to the office of tha passenger cars are worked out.
took his great picture, and up hill to
the hig'h ground of the wide northern
end of the island.
The 4th and 5th Marine Divisions
were scheduled to land abreast on the
narrow beach, ~th the 3rd in reserve.
EVEN WITHOUT realizing how
<kleply dug in the enemy was, Marine
intelligence officers already were
char.acterizing Iwo as one of tbe most
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heavily fortified poslUons In U1e wwld.
The Marines asked tht Navy to pro-
vide a ten-day prelimlnary boffi ..
l>ardment iit lbe island, u.slng the big
guns of battleships and cruisen. The
Navy, in a decisio1;1-th at has been
disputed ever since, sckduled three
days of heavy firing. ,
But no amount ol n~val gunfare and
no amount of. aerial ibomblng could
have dislodged the Japanese from Iwo
Jim.a. As General Harry Schmidt
pointed out in the foreword to Richard
Newcomb's highly readable story of
the battle, "it was the Maripe combat
teams that had to close with the
enemy and destroy him."
Destroy him they did, but at a
fearful cost: 6,821 AmericaDJ killed,
dead Of wounds <r ¢Ising, 19,217
wounded and 2,~ hospl~ed !or
combat fatague. Every square mUe of
Iwo Jima cost the United States 500
lives and 2,500 wound~.
" Now the island ts back n Japanese
hands. The United States has not
fought many battles with permanent
territorial gain as .an objective, and
we kept control of Iwo tonger than we
retained most enemy-held terrlt'ory
gained 1n other wars.
THE STA RS AND STRIPES is gooe
fron1 Iwo Jima, replaced by a bronze
replica of the American f I a g.
RosenthaJ's photograph has been
reproduced in bronze near Arlington
National Cemetery and at Quantico.
On the base of the statue are the
words Chester W. Nimitz used in
speaking of the men who captured the
island : "Uncommon Valor was a Com·
mon Virtue."
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"YH ••Id Un ltld ••
y11 nll1d ·ta ~'
llct-Pra~" .
press association l workd for, I 10.rted What La Guardia dreame4----o(,
out,_ all the mayoral dicta, ~ ~d~d . another dynamic .Italian g_enUeman__ ~. . '.
tlhe best story was ft about traffic in Traffic Conuriissioner Antonio Pala, Of ---New--Yor-k.-~-------~ --• floMe _u~-g1.n:r1ingto-ac~
What the mayor said was far ahead Lasi month. the commission~r t~k
of his time as many of his suggestions violent action to clean ·up tltings in
were. "Lei us," he said in e66ence, congested downtown Rome. He bann~
"ban all passenger traffic from en-parking OD-more than 400 streets 1n
tering the city et 125th street, and the area during morning and evening
compel the citizens to walk downtown. rush hours. Later, be barred auto tra!·
or take the subway, or the elevated fie from Pi.au.a Navona, Romes
trains." le3ding baroque square.
Furthermore the daring Signor Pala
said he might convert all of Central
Rome into a pedestrian island.
THERE ARE, of course, no more
elevated trains; and in those days
125th street marked the beginning of
Harlem, and tbe ef£ective end or the
great mercantile capital that was, and
is, downtown New York.
I wrote the story. It was put on the
wires, not wit.bout a ~ertain skep·
ticism frcm the news editors.
AS l\1IGHT BE expected, these
moves and plans generated terrific ob-
jections from the merchants in f:he
area .affected. They protested with
stiutdowns and demonstrations.
As might not necessarily h~ve been
expected, the general reaction was
highly in favor of what was described
as "Pala's battle against the car and
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College H-otshots
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Snarl Campuses
By J. EDGAR HOOVER
Director, FBI
Milli()ns of college students are
returning to campuses throughout the
counitry to begin the fall semester.
They represent botb the hape and tfle
shape of the future. From the stal'ld·
point of educational opportunities and
intelligence, they are far better equip-
ped than any preceding gefleration to
participate constructively in develop-
ing solutioos to the many complex pro-
blems con!rootlng our nation.
It can be expected that most of
these young people will fulfill the pro-
mise they represent to us. In so doing,
they will join· hands with the million&,
or Americans of good will who actively'
seek meaningful solutions to our social
life.
U our joint progress in this regard is
impeded and deterred, mucb of the
trouble will come from .a growing
band of self-styled revolutionaries who
are using college campuses as a base
for their destructive activities.
THIS COMPARA11VELY rm a 11
group of arrogant, hard-core militants
have contempt for the majority and
our democratic processes. Tb e y
regard themselves as the nucleus of
an elite dictatoriaJ ruling class of the
future.
These extremists openly avow that
their aim is to overthrow the existing
order. Under the guise of academic
freedQ111 and freedom of speech. they
profess to seek a dialog, when ac-
tually what they seek is-a confroql.a·
tion with established authority to pro·
----vok&-<!.iso!'der... -:---
Through these confrontations, they
expect to smash first our educational
structure. then our economic system,
and finally our government itself.
IT IS VITALLY important to
recognize that these militant ex-
tremists are not sllnply faddists or
"college kids" at play. Their cries for
revohltion and their advocacy of guer-
rilla warfare evolve out of a
pathological hatred for our way of life
and a deterntination to destroy it. The
workshops they hold on sabotage and
how to use it to further their ob·
jectives are grim foreb<Qngs of
serious intent.
This New Left movement, as it is
known is growing both in numbers
and vaned forms of violence. Last
spring, major disorders precipitated
by the revolutionary adherents of the
movement occurred on a nwnber of
college campuses.
In the violent uprising at Columbia
University, militant students and
outsiders too11t over several buildings
and committed senseless a n d
deUberate destrucUon. The incident
triggered. similU-disturbance1 on
other campuses. Changes may be
necessary and improyemeats in any
bu~tution can be made, butt.bis is not
the way to do it.
ENCOURAGED -by their "succtss11
at Columbia, the aqarchists in the
New Left movement ·are boldly
spr~g the word that they intmd to
"create two, tliree, many Cglumbias,••
in t?he manner Of one of their
"heroes," Che Guevara, the CUban
revolutionary who cried "create two,
three, many Vietnams·"
'fhe main thrust of the New Left
movement arises from the concerted
efforts of the Students for a
Democratic Society. Many of its mem ..
bers and some of its national leaders
openly profess their f~ in C?m·
rnunist concepts and theu-detertIWla~
tion to "restructW'e" our society.
One of the militant spokesmen o(
this group stated, for example, that
"perhaps 25 universities linked to the
... movement-would be too much for the
police -for the dominant class -and
-we ~d g::t-what .... ¥e·.tfemand.'' -----
THE NEW LEFT leaders plan to
launch a widespread attack on educa ..
tional instutions this fall. They are
relying on collegiate dissidents and
militants to bolster and accelerate this
drive.
It would be foolhardy for educators,
public official.!, and law enforcement
officers to ignore or dismiss lightly the
revolutionary terrorism invading col-
lege campus-es.
It is a serious threat to both t.he
academic community and a lawful and
orderly society.
They were rig1lt. Not a paper in New
York ran the st?17. The edit.ors were
presumably, and nghtly, fearful of the
large advertisers, who were mostly
department stores, whOse t r a d e
depended on the free movement of
bodies i.nto ttleir stores.
in favor of clear air, less noise, more
beauty and pedestrian safety." .
The Pala plan was applauded tn
more than 5000 letters wbich reached
City Hall. Petitions were be in g
circulated to keep the plan in force. A
modified Pala plan was soon adopted
In Naples.
Note From Hawaii: It Was Purely a Skin Game
U LaGuardia's plan had been
adopted the only people who might
bave gone downtown from outside the area would ·have .been people who
REALLY wanted to go downtown.
WHAT MR. LA GUARDIA w.,
t.hinl1ng was what a few otties were
tbinldn1 in those days, .and what an in·
c:rea&lnt number an tliinldog now;
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Salunhy, Seplember 7, 1968
T/le Comm•nl Page o! the
Daily Pik>t seeks lo inform
illld allmulate readers by
preunling a variety of com-
mentary on topics of inter-
«LMd 118)1ilicance from
lnfonned oburvers a n c!
1pokesmen.
Rtbott H. Wood, Publithor
For years, Barbara Ca s t 1 e ,
England's tough Commissioner of
Transport, has been talking about a
sirnJlar plan for London. Paris, which
perhaps needs it more than anywhere,
is beginning openly to debate the idea.
THIS STUFF is all to the good . As
Edmwxl Burke said. "Desperate con·
ditions require desperate remedies1 ••
Put another way, vast problems re·
quire vast solutio~.
A sortie into any major city on a
business day IJ a succession of ln·
dignities and irritations which no
reasonable human being would ,n.
dure. had he not betn hardened and
coadilloncd by the way It Is and did he
not love dearly his litUe speed.Ins
macblne.
A world ln wh.ich nnly delivery
trucks operated downtown would bl a
very nice place Indeed . It wiU come. It
ta bein« forced on us. It might im·
prove the qualHy of city life if the
thing were done be£ore it absolutely
HAS to be done.
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -Members of
the Bolshoi Ballet1 who danced here
recenUy, have asked me tlhrough in·
tertOediary to deliver the foll-Owing
me5sage: "We wish to thank the
pOoole of san ir.ancisco !or their
hosPitalily and 6upport. When we
\\\ere in Los Angeles, we were
trembling with anticipation. for San
Francisco is out favorite city in all
the world. HQWtver-, we didn't
dance well because we were S<1
Ured, and we didn't like the chop-.
ped·up program. F'<lr tills we want
to apologize." Check, and carbon
eopy to Pravda.
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BAY CITY BEAGLE' 8 r i an
Taylor and Mel lJpman were about
to attack their orders or lobster
tails ob the terra<:e Qf 33 Main St.
on tbe Tiburot\ waterfront when
they spied a couple of buddies .at
the bar. -They went inside to -say·
hello and when they returned -
hello! no lobster tails. "You Jost
'cm to He.atbctilf the Seagull.'~ ex·
plained Owner Doc English. ''That
bird is the biggest thief in Marin."
Two more lob5ter tails coming UP.
and en garde.
NEWS STORY in the: Honolulu
Advertiser: ,;~gia State Senator
Gene Holcombe, 45, here to cam•
palgn !or presidential candidate
George C. Wallace, bas reported a
'1600 theft from his Waikiki ho<el
room. He told police the money was
stolen early Sonday by a woman he
met tf>!' nigbt ~re through a taxi
driver .. .'JtotiCe are seeJdng a
Negro woman, about 40, a •
suspect."
JOHHNY CARSON. caught in
mki-l>oggle t;y Mrt. Lou Brown dur·
tog a d4 scussion of Amerlcan In·
diam ' "Tbelr ~ b oot as good
.. It ahould -.; "
BARREL'S ·BarTOM ' Roy Oce
Follies) ShiPllld'a dal!ghler, Jill, a
brown belt karate expert. and her
bU!band, Newsmat1 Bob Ellison,
have writtea • book UUed "Thls
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Book Can Save Your Life" -whk:b
tells ladies how to fend d1 at-
tackera via c hop· chop. I'm
especially taken wJth a photo shaw~
ing Jill appl)'lng knee to the groin
and knuck}6g iO' the nose of a
hapless male assailant. over the
saucy caption: "Double Y our
Pleasure!"
THE NA110NAL Bas kelb a 11
AsS'OCiatioo's manager' of officials,
interviewed on the telly: "These
pro referees are tops and there b
very little I can ildd to What they
already don't know.''
DORTHY ATWOOD ol Piedmont,
whQ Ms M!ven c:bildten, ls back
from AtJ1t1tlc City, when .she wa1
named Single Parent ol the Year at
the Parents Witl)oul Pmnm
Convention. When 1 TV Lntervlewer
there asked her upinloll on the
PrNldenUal race, the TtpUed:
!~re-·ve two-aubjeetr-1 never
dls<usa P\li>llcl1 -Politics and ,..
-and one of them ls because I
doa't like JL Next question."
ATHENS OF THE WEST (would rou believe Sparta?): Palmer't
Drug Store at University and Shat·
tuck 1n Berkele;, is doing a brisk
business in s u r p I u s Anny g.ll.I
masks at 99c each. They were 51.IP-
posed to be Halloween items, but
the atudenls have found something
scarier than witches.
NOW THEN, about the mail. or
Bring Back the Pony Express:
Mrt. Anne Ruttinger rec'd her tau.
l!Uiblmd's $5000 GI Insurance che;ck
in a wrinkled tDVelOpe stamped
"Found in Supposedly Empty
Sack,'' and tbat'a a little scary.
FOR REAL NEWS ~ days
you bave to keep cl05e tabs on con·
trrwersy-ridden Grace Cathedral
Lol<st -lnWl•ts • plxJ leCrelary who inaerted u a "'"'10n
topic in' the weekly newaletter:
"Fly lo Sodom and Pay 1-1"
'Pfus i hYmn num:tier lhat turns oui
to be• Chrlotmu carol Cin Juty!).
The yronc ladr. hired by Oanoo
David POU. ,bas !IOW been !ired by
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1000 ~o~.,.~'"'i"1~1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiii•1~ .. ~o..~-~-i,.~1iiiiiiiiiiiiii•1~ .. ~/~°"'!ii'"'~~i1iiiiiiiiiiii~1~~~ooo~~.,~-5·~~iiliiiiiiiiiiil1~~~ao~o~.~..,5~~!i.ii1iiiiiii~1"°~j~ .. ~-~·~··=====::~1000~0tntr~~·~'=======1000==1
UM11 trldi Chat• '
SpoU• 3 bed""llll 2 blth home with gleom· 111f bordwood fioor1, lush Karastan carpel!
IDd Montena no.wu linoleum in the built in
ldtcheo. Double detached ewaae, r ... block
'11111 fence IUl'l'Oundl Ibo llrl• rear yard.
Ooinrutablo covered polio. All the wort lw
bten dooe, vaconl and. rudy. $23,000 ond
lllbmil your terms.
A Golden Oppomnlty ·
Newport Beach, Harbor lfi&bland• Area, 4
bedroom 2~ batha. Mull be oo!d thU -t.
1800 sq. fl of living area, lsrge corner lot.
Pricod at 19G3 msrket volue. A low $28,000.
Space Gap l'rallle•
S·H·H·H·H r
While others SLEEP~ J'Oll CID ~
up lhU btau!)r. Our ~IUl•e, llll
listed, 4 Biia, 2 balha, MESA BL
l.IAR, just painted, juat papered, al·
w1ys pampered. OUr US'l1NG OF
THE WEEK, your BUY of the year.
ExllUnl rl!A Joan con be ASSUM·
ED with ~%.,. 1n1ere~irymeni. Of
'188 per.month peys Don1 tell
anyone if you are tntere1ted.
PURSE APPEAL
$995 DOWN TO ALL
4 Blll. • S baths, huilt·inl, newly
peillt.d, w/w csrpeting. $208 per
inonth peys everything. No balloon
p1yments ever. Don't be a RENT·
SLAVE, don't make someone else's
paymenll. BE YOUR OWN LAND·
· s 8th 'J'M /11al Elfokn OPEN f'l9USE Sunday, ept. m1111.,...0P1N suNDAY-'46-2Ju
' flOUR UNIT APARTMENT Mlnl·Ranch-'h A~$30,995
For Sale or Rent Sperkles lite a jewel -Perfect home -
with loads of treea -In the ptth of progre11 ( 1 )-3 ldrm • 2 Full Baths --O:>uld be commercial or um!! -Terms •
I 31-2 In . 2 Fun laths are flexible.
3 BLOCKS TO BEACH CollecJe Park-FHA/VA
PltlVATI PATIO AND SUNDEC:K
FIREPLA~I e CAltPETI e DllAPES
lullt Ins · lalancu Power
421 )4th Street
Hunti;.aton~ Beach
-0942
Bri~t & clean, 3 Bedroom. 2 bath & large lami\Y room . with fireplace and B/l BBQ. " .
Elcellent landacaping and fruil trees -'26,·
995.
HalKrest Value Plus
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath.a, family home in prime
orea. -Hardwood fioors. Double g~e.
Cloee to all schools. $23,500 -$1650 Down
Paymenbi less than rent.
More room needed? 5 Bi& bedroonu, separate
muter-suite md study. Super sharp condlUon
throughout Corona del Mar High Sdlool Dll-
tricl .Formal dining room plus family room
with llrtpllce LAr&e 1ard with plenty of \reel.
Yours at •0000.
. LORD. Quick pos. ... ion. B/B
COATS & WAUAa REALTORS
Exc:luslv1 Wntcliff Pool Home
4 Large becjroow, all 3 baths have double
pullmans -This is the popular U·shape with
all rooms opening to patio. -New drapes,
gorgeous nylon 1hag corpell. $69,500 -Colesw.orthy & Co ..
642-7777
JOa.. 1491 IAKIR STRllT J111t Liited 507-Avocaclo Tarrac1 'Of//ff/(J!!/ 546-4141 lrvlnt.11 .-. Corona .dtl .Mor
COSTA MllA. CALIP. QPIN .IUNDAY . I ·S.PM Owner will financE.. ·
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219 JASMINI, CdM
View bome, ..... to beocb. I
Bii. • lliUlll, llvl!!I ..... +
lamlly, -· btt·lno. Sep. d1ninC a r •a. ~
1112 Estelle Lane For LEASE wittl OPTION
IAYCREST 180' View of the blue P~cif!c
Opon Sol/Sun l·S Exquilitely draped, 4 Bdnns, 3 balha, spark·
hilm••••late f bdrm bome Ung pool PriYate beacbeo.
""''" bmllY ..,.. 6 """ OPEN SAT. '& SUN. I· S --·dn-1 ma! dimns room. So """"' 4639 F1lrfl1ld, Comoo Shor,.
'"" dleorful. s. """ " Wm. Winton, Realtor ' ~ CV pnp OD IPq, Luse -ff1
lot. v.-JO" dowD. Jotty Proud 229 Morino, l1lboo lolond
Rltr • ..._ .,,.. -, 675-3331 Opon 'Ill 9 Ivory Night *LACHENMYER l!Ml;,htrlH Arno~m; .-..----.._. ..... IWi ..... llllltlllllllll ______ I
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 a.droom &: Dtn)
481 Jl'lower, Costa Meu
(Sun 1·5)
2518 Vii Marina (Bsck Bly) Npt Bcb
540-1720 (SllD & Mon 1·51
1200 Dolpbin Terrace, (Irvine Terr) CdM
673-3000 Evee: 673-6182 (SllD 1·5)
{l Bedroom)
*1601 Bonnie Doone, Jrvlne Terr., CdM
642-6472 Eves: 673-3~8 (Sun 1·51
2571 Circle Dr., (Bayahores) NB
MM348 . (Fri, Sal, Sun)
16661 Nile Circle, Huntington Be1ch
847-2273 (Daily)
1940 Monrovia, Ceola Me11
642-5000 Eves: MS.2676 (Sun 1·5)
230l Clay Sl ~wpon..Htiillli) ~ 6411-77~5 (S"at &i !tin l·~)
(3 Br. &: F1mny or Den)
980 Pnoldlo Dr. (Meu de! Mar) CM
645-MB7 (Sat & Sun 11-8)
*1012 White Salls w111. (Harbor View
Hills) CdM
6711-2101 (Sun 12:30.5)
3232 lows (M111 Verde) ,CM
Ma.11332 (Sat I< Sun 1-5)
**113 Ba)'lide Place, Corona de! Mar
675-2000 (Sun 1-5)
386 Vista Bay1, Newport Beaoh
6411-3255 (Sot & SllD 1·5)
2082 Valley Rd (off Victoria) CM
646-8811 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
3435 Quiel Cove, Corona de? Mar
844-2271 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
332 Monte Viata, Co.ta Mesa
1148-8127 (Open Daily)
1900 Comroodore (Daycrest) NB
846-7755 (Sun 1-.1)
33Ql Admiralty Dr. (HllDt Harbour). HB
772-aNO (Open 11 to Dust)
2381'1lane -(Colltft Pwt) CM
M&-231J, 648-7171 (Sun 1·5)
1712 Tradewkull (Baycrut) NB
842-7777 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2810 v.._ Ptace, Cow Me11
842-1771 (Sat I< Sun 1-81
IOeO Country Club Dr. (Meu Verde) CM
646-8811 (Sat 1.fi)
(4 Bedroom)
140 Soalll Bayfron~ Balboa Island
MU235 (Sat & SUnl
1000 Wlltwlnd Woy, Dover Shore•
ecGll (Sat & Sun)
4139 J'alrlleld, O.meo Shoreo
l'f5.ml (Sat I< SllD 1-8)
·~-Otlu;fDr., '009er !ibore& eu ma (Sat & Sull)
~ 8llrTq (Olmeo Hl(hl1ndo) CdM -·f'INISO (Sun 1-6)
• f ,
14 Br. & F1mily or Den}
*32014th Ave., Cocona de! Mu
673-2677 (Set & SllD 1·5)
1842 SanUa(o Drive (!lover Shores), NB
646-1550 (Dally 10.5)
*1539 Santiago, BayCl'Olt
642-8235 (Sat & Sun l·~l
1501 Elon Pla<e, Newport Beach
646-3255 (SllD 1·5)
2331 Heather Lane, Newport Beach
646-7171, 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1706 Tradewindo Ln. (Baycre1t~ NB
642-5200 1Sun 12-5)
646-8811 (Sat l ·5)
3063 CollDtry Club Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
*1523 Lincoln Lane (Baycrest) NB
MS.2313 Eve1: 646-7171 (Sun 1-5)
2130 SanUago Dr. (!lover Shoru NB
546-M40 (Sun 1·5)
* 1720 Candlestick (Baycreot )NB
646-7755 (Sot" Sun 1·5)
2880 Zell Dr., Laguna Beach
494-4784 (Sat & Sun 2-5)
284~ Catalpa (Easlblufl)Jffi-
6711-3000, 646-6590. · (Sat 1-5)
1601 Bayadere Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM
675'3000~ 1!411-7962 (Sun 1·5)
1112 m.telle In. (Baycrest) NB
646-7755 . (Sat & Sun 1-~)
507 Avocado, (Irvine Terr.) CdM
8711-3000 Eves: 873-05M (Sun 1-5)
18514 Santa Andrea St., Fountain Valley
842·6691 (Sun 1·6)
2914 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach
642-5843 <Sun 1·5)
2922 S. Pacillc, Santa Ana
M0.1720 (Sun 1·51
*2882 Stromboli (Mesa Verde) _CM ,.
M0.1720 (Sun 1·5)
(5 Bedroom &: Fomily or Don)
1671 Pegasus, C05ta Mesa " ~
642·7777 (Sun 1·5)
13~0 E. Ocean Front, Balboo
673-9200 Eves: ~411-6986 (Dally 1·5)
*1823 Glenwood Lane (!laycrut) ml
646-7755 (Sat 1·5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(2 & 3 Br. & Don)
1351 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa
673.9200 Ev11: &48--0715 ' • (Dll'!Iy)
(l &: I Br.)
**316 Via Udo Nord, NB
675-5200 (Sat • Sun 1·6)
(3 Bedrooms)
209 -4111 St., Newport Beach
673·6316 (Sot & Sua)
Apt. Unit For ~ or Rent
(2 &: l Br.)
421 14th St., HunUn(loll l!6ach
84&-0942
INCOME PROPDTY
(2 Br. & Otn + 2 tr. Apt.)
(SllD)
eo1 M1rauoT1te, eorwa del-Mu-
673-8550 (Sit • San 1-1) ..... * * w, .. _ _.., .. ,. .. , *** ........ w .. ,. ...
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Profeulonally decorated; 4 bedroom1 and 18
x 27 family room home. Cathedral Beamed
Ceiling. Peaceful oriental gardens complete
with Pagood«. Property NEW on the market
but will go quietly.
6711-3000 Eves. 678--0554
If Thl'ff WHks
. .. have gone br, and you haven't seen
those "Just µ>led' Corona del Mar BUYS--
you're mlssiilg an opportunity!! Both of these
cute 2 Bedroom houaes are located on indi·
vidual R-2 lots. Ejther home ii youn for less
than '30,000 -just 1lightly more !hon lot
value.
6711-3000 Eveo. Mtl-8868
W1 Asku 'l1le Owner
, • , what prompted him to buy this l<lvely
Span!Jh Hacienda, and he quickly reeled off
18 good reasoru. A few of them are u fol·
loW.: .
1. Impressive entrance Ind eallery paved
with Spl!lish Ille. ·
2. Formal dlnln( room plus dining srea in
kitchen.
S. Newest G(E appliances ;dishwasher; took·
ing Center, 2 ovens; bullt·ln Toaater; built.
in Nu-Tone blender .
4. 3000 1q. ft. living spoce. 3 Huge Bedrool!ll + ConverUble Den.
5. Comer Lot -with BAY I< OCEAN VIEW
unlimited.
OWner tnnaferred out Of otate. Priced Rlgbt
-•t179,000.
875-3000 EVES. 678-0654.
1601 layadere Tenaca
Owner'1 S1cr1flce-Your Opportunity
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO S PM
We cordially invite you to see and compsre
thU stllDnlng 4 Bedroom; 3 Bath home; Sep-
arate Dining Room. 2 Rock Fireplaces; 3100
Sq. Ft. Living Space Also exciting View of Bay
& Oceon Pl:>ol Size Lot. Plw on Enclosed Pa·
tio. Price reduced from '74,950, NOW $37,-
000.
67.11-3000 Evea. 673-0&M
"My Fenow Americans"
We could lilibwter s11 d•y telling you 1boul
this uquialtely decouted rulllc chormer •.•
with Its 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 2 Firepl•c:ea,
Complete klcthen built-Ins ... ond a VIEW
of all the activity on the Bay Every window
ta a moving picture Please call ua for an ap-
pointment .• , We love to abow it! Price
only $95,000 -you own the land ...
675-3000 Eves 54a.8838
Bay &·Beach Realty, Inc.
2407 E. c-t Highway
Corona del Mar
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"14 Vista Del Oro
Newport &.th
1900 Commoclor1
IAYCREST
Open hi/Sun l.S
Fonner nwdel lftturin&
tnJP muter bdrm. tulte
"'"' --""'" ""' In-.... ~ .,... ""' .. Uled u ! ar f bdrm1.
Charl11 Arnold
Jorry Freud
"'"'""" MO-mo
hrry I.Immerman
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M-Verde Pool Home
Spic and 1pan 3 Bedroom with large family
room operung to a delighttul pool area. -
Electric convenience kitchen -Attractively
csrpeted and draped. Under market at $34,-
950.
Newport Hei9ht1 District
3 Bedrooms, 2 baths in excellent location
close to schools and shopping. Striking land·
scaplng front and re&T. -Convenient alley
entrance for boat 01' trailer -$25,500. No
down lo vet! or low down FHA tenns.
546-2313 Open Sunday
WE NEED SAlESMEN
646-7171
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
M .. .,.,. ... , WHY NOT? lnvHlmont Opportunity A A.ctn Enjoy exceptionally nm t UNITS
N Newport Hdghb home COi\· WW exchange for Costa Mesa
,..... V«llent to both Hi School &: duplex, hou.1t or other ~·
, ,, . k of Jr. Hi. 3 nJce bdrms. OJr.. ity. Income ICheduled at $fiOO '11lat I }'(hat we thin ner lot. Spa~ for boat. mo. Include:! nE'Yr' duplex and
Perry our top salesman Phone Jor appointment to house. Price $61,(XX) Excel·
for Augml. Can be help aee. lent rentals.
you? Call COATS & 'Jerry Freud WALKER & LEE Mr. Leorinr
WALLACE REAL EST· CharlH Arnold Income Exclwlge "'1>t.
ATE. 1lealtora 646-17!6 '5'&5-9451
546-4141
luxury Plus
3060 Country Club Or.
OPEN SATURDAY l·S
In Mila Ven:!e. It has 8JI un-
uaual floor plan with a h.Jge
mum-IUite and atrium gar-
den all tu ltaelf. Newly ~lnt·
ed. tnlide and oat and reMy
lor ~ occupancy. Call
DOW to IN the luxury fatur-
-!\ID. pr1~ $42r500
Ntwport .,
Vldorla
64Ulll
1·2-3-4-5-6
Retal Unlll: i ~
bou8N plus..• ~ In a
quiet resklenttal East aide
C:Osta Meta. Each bu It's
awn~. atld yard. Larit
~.900 tqua.N foot krt on tree
lhadl!d dreet. Great law In·
tetwt lOUl can bl!' aaumed
with ~enta that M)'aD!!
can afford. Becomt an tn.
w.tor and let the tenants
buy the ~rty for you.
TRADE in your bocM~
equity. Full pt1cie 0 rtr}'
$61,500. Our Exclustve • C.U
TooO)'.
Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
Bayfront
OPEN HOUSE SUN. I • S
113 Bayside Place
3 Bedroom, 3 hath + Fam. rm, Pier &
Slip. Roclm for pool Fee limple. Pri·
vate road ................. $165,000
Joe Clarkson
Cameo Shorn Oceanfront
View of white water on rocbi Harbor
entrance & Catalina. Si!lcious 3 BR
home. Formal Din. Room. Protected
inner patio .... :. . . . . . . . . tl59,000
Mn. Raulston
Bavfront With Pier
In Dover &ior ... palatial· 4 Bdrm/den
& moids qrtrs. Intriguing Interior de-
cor, beautiful appointments & lush
landscaping .............. $129,500
Patr ick Miller
Cameo Shores-$74,500
View -Quality con struction. 4 BR.s,
4 Bath!. Grand master suite, separate
dining rm. & secluded pool. Cameo's
best buy!!!
Mrs. Harvey
Excellent Condition
. This 4 ~drm. home 1how1 pride of
ownersh1_p. Uv. Rm. w/fireplace, lg.
fonnal d~. nn., fam rm., pool, choice
landscopmg. Fee land .... , . $63 500
Miss Leidy /Mn. Burns '
Enjoy Uving
,._,, • Bootlnt • GGll
SwlmmllW or !"" ...iax
AD )'Olr outdde
m11.lnttnlnct Included
S"-" nu. $22.950 auume ...
approx $111,100, $158 per mo. »13 WES'1 t &..U"t DRIVE Small Estate
~ ~Bedrooms P.J.T.I, 3 BR + !am nn 6 646-tnl °"'!:vet.
Gorr<oua Bock .. , .......
$23,toO to $45,0ll) tonnoi din!"' """· = Luxury Uvlng Eam1de Joca.tion.
or Jeue-$2Z to $425
,h: 644-113J
°""' 12,<m .... For !ho dlcrlmlllt.tln& ...,.,
Mizell ltotlly .......
New Profeulonclil
BuUdlng
Garden Offices now Aveilable
Office size optional -willl are• opace de-
al(Dtd for your n.ecta .. Acoustically and cll·
mallully ~trolled. Larr• pa<klng area.
uo SIVINTllNTM wr
COSTA MISA
tNa ''HM .aew''·JYa Welll
built ~ home • tbe
llWW•, oft!ttrc I ~ ........... , .............
-...... 1-........., room N'.Id DWl>' utru.. n.
-""" lo --"' by ..... -.... "'"'
--...dpetlo ldoel tor ............. -. ..
_,,,....,, onl)o. IL\7,000.
l::lcdua-.."1th
JMil' S...lttt,
Raaltor
m E. 11th, CM. -
I 2 IWl'ril-Olnlnt 1tnt
$23,500
POl LWINO IN'°11MATION-CALL NO DOWN 0.1. o-a--.u....,.. Pm BAllRm . REAL TY = i::..::.~
'42-4ln -"""· """'°"'' .....
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Executive cu.rtom home for entertain-
ing & happy living-Extra lrg Uv rm &
din rm -private patio & pool -Feo
land
$59,500 Mrs. Hsrvey
Family Fun
Neatlv new si>lll·level home. 4 Bdnns
3 baths, family room with Wet bar~
Some ocean view. Netr 1e:hools. Good
buy at . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . $49 800
MW Leidy/Mrs. Burns '
OFFIC~ OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL. IANKER & CO.
2200 I. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWl'OltT IEAC:H
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• HOUSES FOR SALE
Balboa Island
Ch>loe South B&lboa ll18lkl
Horne wtth J11ntutic Bay
View, Jll"lv•te pitt, wodcdc
and Qoat t BR, 3 ba, besutl.
fully 4ecorated. M~ln oon-
dlbon.. Owner will ~
trado for smaller home.
$125,000
OPEN SAT & SUN
140 South Bayfront
Boyfront
Just n.tec1 ••• l rm & den
or 4 Bclnn1. New Pier &
Float professionally decorat-
ed. Many outstandlna: fea-
b.tres, Under $100,IOJ
appt. only
Bay crest
Home whkii was planned for
both bnfal Uving and relax-
ation. 4 Bedroom, dining mi,
large activity nn With high
~m ceilings. 3 TV anten-
nas in attic, sprlnJden in
front & rear, intercom thru-
out. Q\t..Uty carpets a n d
drapes. Room for billian.t
table. Immati1late. Priced
below reproduction
cost at $79,500
Shown by appoil'ltment
john macnab
REALTY COMPANY
881 DOVER DR.
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 642-823S
Harbor View Hills
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HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE
DE LANCY REAL EST ATE
"For ActlOll"
OPEN SUN. 1 TO S
1221 Sondpolnt, Hubor View Hilla
HAPPINESS
Is living where there ore other children to
play with (Only 2 h\ocks to Lbicoln Jr. High
School) having a swimming pool you don't
have tO take care of, (Community rtwimmlng
pool ii next door), having lour large bed-
rooms 2 \.\ baths, family room with fireplace,
a sepafate dining room and sunny breakfast
nook. Thls is a must see for a large
family . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . . . '52,00-0
OPEN EVERYDAY 1 TO S
305 J1smlne, Corona del Mir
Two -.2 bedroom homes on a 50 x 118 foot
lot, South of highway. One block to beach
and ships. Separate guest room and bath.
Quiet location: .. -: ................ '58,SOO
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1 TO S
3600 Seaview, Coron• d•I Mar
-FIRST TIME
ever on th). market and its offered by De.
Laney Rea·}) Estate exclusivel~. Ranch style
borne with heavy shake roof, diamond shaped
windows, 3 bed.rooms, 2 baths, Mahogany pan·
elled family room. Like new condition only 4
years old. Best k><:alillll, ........ $69,500.00
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO S
28S3 C1rob, EHtb<uff
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY!
School Starting! Have to move in a hul!)'?
Then see this lovely 4 bedroom -swimming
pool home near Corona del Mar High School
Just redueed to .............. $41 ,950.00
HUGE FAMILY HOME!
HOUSES FOR SALE
~-··' ; ' 1000 MSUME $11,700
SIX " F.H~. LOAN, $Ill
MO. P. 1 , to, l. l'CW" bld.-
rooma, dinlJC room, l %
bethl. ao.. to cbun:hea
and Khooll • 1New)y painted
bl and out • hll price only
1'11.IOO. S\JBNIT ON DOWN
• AN &A.SY WAY TO BlfY.
M!NIMUM DOWN
F .ff.A.
Four bedrooms + den +
Dlnlna Rot>rn; ~%bl.th home
for S2'S.~? ! You'll be thrW·
ed with '119-Ce fot,)'OUt' farn..
il.y to romp, 011 this (l)ZY
CORNER OHtled within
euy walk to Fairview Road
Shops, all-· lndudtna
ST. JOHNS . PAROCHIAL,
THRU 0 .C.C. DlJOY the
~ }'llJ'd, Cltlneme block
wallt & llmni:runn covettd
patio for planned privacy •
easy ~ boat and trailtt
p&d. I
M.
Eveninp can 56-2833
BEST YEJ
We'~ seen many homes tor
Sftle le thb ooe a the best
appointed 4 ma.in~
horne. 3 tine BR.a, family
room, built-in k:ibl:hen over-
looking • magni.f'icent yard.
Too many extras to mention
..:. call now U you like the
very befit. A Maeco High-
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
Go•l<.,11 1000 Generol 1000
Gads!
Would you be!leve 11"1 1 spacious S bedroo.rn
home on 1 r,•rk-Ulte lot! This home Is Ulte
a breath of resh air wltb its almoet new cu-
peUnJ, new paint 1nd 1Unny breakfast nook.
All thia for $18.60-0 with GI financing.
Newport Heights
II YOUr pruont borne getting I lltue. eramp-
edf Then here'• your opportunity to move
into~ a Jarjl'.e tri·level home on a cul-de-sac
atreel 3 large bedrooms, family room, din-
in1 area, rumpw room and S car garage.
,38,000 .•
Eastbluff
Immaculate 4 bedroom ranch home with for·
mat dining room and panoramic. view oC the
city lights. $41,900.
. Spanish Hacienda
That certai.h Spanish flavor on a larte corner
B.aycrest lol 4 bedrooms, fo rmal diniog
room, family room, breaktast nook, Spanish
tile halls and a 3 car garage. '65,50-0.
Country Li•ing
Have you thought about getting_ aw~y from
that busy city life? Relax in thiS spacious 3
bedroom home o'n a country type lot for
$23,900.
Gracious!
Llke-new. 4 bedrooms, 2 bath home with
large double garage. Owner is leaving the
state and would like some action. Just listed
for $22,500.
'l!\s;'iti~a ·-•REALTY •• "anl!lim•"
2629 HARBOR BL VD., COSTA .MESA
S.<,'°"1, S. .. tmbtt 1, 1«>8 DAILY P!LO{ Jt
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALii HOUSEi fOi SALi
Oenerel 1000 c .. te Me.. .1100 Newport !fg;te. 1210
5srf~
realty
2414 V"1o Del Oro
N~ ••ch Ready by November """""' . ' ' Under oon.struction .lz. l. t Bedroom•
Complete kltcbtna
CASil to m'lo 4 BR, ..,. q>b i" SEE THIS=•
--klldo. -fBR,""'-2--. beam ct~. Jenc 'd yd. or. !zi*:, kU.cbta blt -"'*"'· 117 --· """'· ..... Qib W,.1810 !lS.llfl. )>ot '"" =~1 <XIU.!XlE ,.,._ 3 Br, ' be G...i.-R
crpta, drpl,' frplc dbl pr, Near NB fWt Ofc • .._ '4
hltns. P&.!00. &tl-JJ92 FIXER-"PPft 2 BR l" belb,
C-1 OommoreW bkla + 1 br. ~ li""' ,...._ tJ'rio-
home. $211000. ss .. ooo dwa, c1*9 only) m.~. oc sa.o-
bal. ·~~ H.Nm ta Ana ATe_.,.,)(.B. ~
Penonall&' 3 BR.; 2 BA. --
Fom ...... wood" "1: 129,000 1.a.=ya:;;IM:;;:;;,...;;;';_ ___ 1_22.;.."SI
Nev Harbor Hl A(t 646-lec
Double garages TAKE over vdl'tlng. 5% % GI
1'p&ct • custom ~ loan. S22,9S>. 3 flt, 2 Bath.
BY 0wntt, S BR 2 t.th, oar·
MT lot 1 btock from °Yacht
!ondtn,. !»,16fl. wilt -sider leue/opUorL. ~ Speniah design Eiclde 846-4193
Loaded with tile OPEN HOUSE ll-6
Close to lhoppq-• school.I 980 Prffido $25,500 1242 .Eutbluff
Orurcbes • beach • etc. l B tam 545-M8T" Would you believe .r nn. -BLUiT'1 4 'er. 1plt ivt. opc:n
$23,900 to $27.ro:I GOOD Investm't, borne with beam. Tlle root: Utmrkt at
fltl: 6"«-1133 2 units SZ,500. Both A!Med Sll.950. Owner IH-0740
~~~~~~I lmmac. 10% dn 67>4859 Owr I ='='========I
ii SMALL 2 BR home oa ... Con°" de! Mor 1150
USE YOUR GI LOAN ::: .:"'m !~:· Pbze l.;;;;;:;.;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 Pipe D~ms?
FOR Sale by owner 2 bdrm Not uy mont ti yw tre:
borne on 50x300 R.2 lot oa
334 Ogle St C.M. 546--<651 ~ lor a 0'9>dow. ~ with 4 bdrmt, firrplace,
to own thb 3 BR + Mmlly
room home ln Ml!u Ven:le.
Lovely condition with all
bu1lt-in kitchen " dishwul)-
er, spadOUt llvlne room,M __ e_•_•_V_e'-rd--'e ___ 1_110
w/w carpel.I I: dnpea .l
fln,>Jaee, Fenced yard. Own-
er very arudowi • 0 n l y
124,600.
walled yard; beautifUI pool
and a VIEW.
OPEN SUNDAY l • 5
4627 Surr:ey
Comeo Hlghlond1
)riC 't•\t l.0 \\ 11111· ~I: I I!\ Ill\\
N I \ 1 I ' ' o
Open Sat /Sun 1 ·5
3232 IOWA
10% down . 3 BR + tam.lb'
room, newly decorated.
Martin Reil E1tate
548-6332
1003 &ker, C.M. 5*)..5440 3 BR. 2 ba. ~~~ceset-
1 •••••••••I ter, Xtra ......,.~ rm. I ' 20Xll, heavy sbake roof,
Assume 5% % Loan ''""" '"''"'""· By """" $34,900· ~
Charming
Home & Income
Llve in thla 2 bdrm, 2 beth
and den home, with pane11.
in&. apadoua rnmnt:, ~
place, and rent the dfilsht·
ful :a bdrm 1pt. --·· $53,150
OPEN SAT .t SUN I -5
601 Mo';JluerU., CdM
, ..;.......;.~.;...;;.;.;;. __ 1;..;1 ... 15" I Orengo ~out Property
1 -33iZ Marperlte, 01M ~ OCEAN VIDV HOME
on private comer lot
with 3 .Bdrms, 2 be.th&
2 sepe.rate yards
nicely landscaped
OPEN HOUSE
Over 460-0 square fett In this Spanish style
two story beauty. 5 bedrooms, ma~oth fam·
-ily room and right at the beach with 180 de-
gree ocean view. Shown by appointment
only ..................•..... $149,500.00
landm borne tor only I ~!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!! $32,500 1;
THIS WEEKEND
SH: 923 Goldenrod Ave
Priced to sell!
L M• sl M r--ACROSS irom school, 3 Br. ~----~ •--•-b. 2828 E Coast Hiway 2082 VAL E:);! ROAD IS on ust ..... ~·~ "~··~. -~~
• · OpenHouHSa /Sun 1-5 ssible? CA.MID mGHLANDS-Jm-~~ln 11;.u!~·rpfc·: Jovd)'lBdrmbmbeinO:..-
N rt lmpo macu<•" adult liv"' hom•, """ llJ&hlondo. A jay to .,.
at $41,£00
Contact Jim Cobb
Eves 673-1864
REPOSSESSION
Ch•rming Duplex
Owner'• luxurious French
Provincial home with heavy
sMke roof, diirri(ma-pined
wmoows, open beamed ceil-
ings. Light, cheerful & im·
m•culate! 3 BR • 2 bath
3 BR SUSO dn $20,750 +sunny, large family room
4 BR S1500 dn nz.soo ,glassed to patio & garden.
4 BR SI7SO dn $23 OCiQ Corner fireplace, decora-
All of theM have 1 n ~ 2 tor wall papen, imported
bathl!i. light fixtures & lush carpets
FHA TERMS ..... ,,.,; ... Enom••" ~ ny master bedroom swte
with some BAY VIEW, 20'
Newport of wardrobe & deluxe bath.
•t
Victoria
PLUS appealing Z BR in-
come wlit with used brick
fireplace, beamed ceilings
646-8811 & patio. Oloreless landscap..
ed 65' x 110' lot {not fease-
l"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""I bOO:l.) on Clill Drive in Npt. r: Beach. X L NT INCOME
4 Bedrooms
$19,500
_ TAX BENEFITS! One-of.a.
kind -only $57,500. For ap-
point. call owner I troker
540<ill6 Move into tttis large lamizy
home today. Cose lo ~l~~~l!!ll'llJi!I~~~~
ping, schools, anct churches. I..: • '""'""'""them-~ ""' $7500 Reduction
ooe ~·t la.st. Sl53 per Illness forces Ele of this lux·
month includes taxes and in-urloos Baycrest home. Four
suranee. Only S700 Total spacloua bedrooms, 3 Queen
Casll required, sized baths, magnilic:ent
IDt3 WESTC.JFF DRIVE
646-7nt Open Eves.
Profes1ion•I Zone
swimming pool. Was $52,500,
NCN/ ONLY $45,CO>! Call for
appointment Today. SUbmit
your smaller home in trlde.
Ideal for Rest Home 2043 WESTCLlFF' DRIVE
OPEN DAILY I • S fi46-77ll Open Eves.
302.300 Cabrillo. Comer San-'-'-''-~=~---
ta Ana Ave. Close lo 17th OPEN
St. ~ing arr.e. Ors, den-SUND~.Y 1-5
tal ornce or lab., exhibit 256 Oce•nview
hall, answe:mg Ii er v Ice, One of a kind vle"W of bay,
photo studio, gl'neral rt!· ocean and Catalina from
letU'Ch. 2 l~e 4 BR houses this 3 Bdrm. + fa.rnUy room
on lot lllxl.15 to alley. Could and pool. + lots of surpri5es
·be remodcled for abo<ve uses. Come ,
Leon Vibert, Realtor 6.6..117see.1 · 54~2313 ~anytime
$17,500
FAMll.Y HOME· 3 bedtrun
2 story, eH!ctric buUt • u;
THE ~EAL
E S TA.TERS
kitchen, $8J mo., plus taxesliii _______ iii
and ina. Miibt consjder
trade. Corona del Mar
Ocean Front
Lut opportunity to buy
Ocean View, CkMn Front ORANGE COUNTY'S F.,. Sim~e lot !'Ian t 0 r LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 "°"" by """"""' bulldtt J~~~~~~;:;~~lavail•ble. Askin< $58,IXXI. HUGE FAMILY RM-Call-,. to,.. tbh un1qu,
$22,500 """"""· Coven the entire length or Roy J. Ward Co.
the house. Rlchly panelled (Baycre11t OWce)
walli, enticing tlreplaor. lM2 Santiago Dr. Hi-1550
King s1z.ed bed rooms. W! pull.
man bathl.. All built • in 4 OED-FLOWERS
c!noam kl"""". SIJdtng -EVERYWHERE
doon to tmcly yon1_ ~11"1 $24,500-NO DOWN
TARBELL 2006 Harbor Payment to a G.I. Pmt UXe
a~. A rioC ot cokll"-
JUST US TED I "" -2 ha""-w.. lmm.atla~ 2 Unit., 4th St. ~ :';f tilwl ~l'l~r.
<kMnaide d &lboll Wvd. TARBELL 2005 Hartxir
$40i<m? CANT LASr LONG! 1---'="------
Bo<boo Boy DELUXE-
Propertln PDm. Pr. bome.. 3 BR.. Fam
673-7420 Eve.: 673-9117 rm .. frplc, Er<os>"'""1 vol. l'!'~~'!"!!!'l":"'!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!•l ae. $$6,000. DAVIDSON Realty BALOOA REAL EsrATE
FOR LEASE 111) E. Bolbo< Blvd, Bolboa
I -'Ile, • BR 2 ha, heeled l'T.Ml40
filtered pool, cu.11'Mac. $.1115 BY Owner; Equl11-~ 3 Br:
Rllr. 2750 H&itior SB, CM lam. Rm; l yr. old.~
S46-5tOO E'vee. 540-1(158 •fttc" 4 ' •It fMdt.
Corona del Mar ewpo -=::::=;:::::::::;:::;;;:::::=.I ""' awn. 3 bdrm. 2 bath!, attractively _
at Not when IVAN WElLS' decorated, w/w cpt. & drap-"""~~~~~~~~ 1200
673-3770 Vlc!orl•
6'.6-8811
~~E ~:"~~'!n, 'o~EALTY """" .. '°' """· Wall"' • gated cowt yard, magnifi·
• cent 2 story entry hall with Repo1se111on floating staircase, huge S\mk.
Cute as • blip eu now that
it't freshly painted inside en living room with massive
Ua w:lth Bouquet Can:yoo fireplace. & out • 3 SR 2 be. ~ beamed ceilings in large hardwood floocs that just
gparide. Only SillJO down & family room, iWlllY brea.k·
payments lesa than rent. fast room glass walled to
Back B•y FHA/VA garden. 3 car garage. S~%
thl Back lo.n can be usumed. Call New term OK on 1 Jor appop:itmerit. · Bay 8f'ell comer home. Room · .,. __
foT boat or trailer. 3 BR 2 Pete B•rrett 'W91ty
bath, tamiJy room. 0 nl Y l!Ui WestcliU Dr. 642-5200
'"·""'· Pool -PocHel1er EASTSIDE 3 BR Fa'bulous home-thia one'1
simply lmmac. with lots of 2 bflths. Family room, fire.
new paint Ir carpeting and place, FA beat, new carpet.a,
in Mesa Verde'1 finest area. dnpes, fresh paint & 1t'1
Ideal ror large iamlly. Of. v•cant. Owner will sell VA
fered at $44,C:OO. or fl1A • $29,750.
College Re•lty S46-S880 ALSO
1500 Adams at H.arbc.-3 BR 2 bath, family room,
(Near Onema Theateor) flttplace, double garage.
!!!!!!!!""!~~~~!!!!~I $19,850. Tuma VA, FHA or
HOW MANY O::inventional.
5 BR-Swimming Pool Wells-McCerdle, Rltrs.
homes can you find in choice 1810 N"""PC>rt Blvd., C.M.
loc:a tion with ~ARA TE 543-7'729 Eves. 548-0867
FAMILY ROOM, masgive '
FIREPLACE, Ip ." 0 u. A CHARMER!
1kltchen with electrlc bullt-
in1 µd dlshwuher. FOR-lmrnaculate -Early Ameri-
MAL DINING ROOM. Beau-can. 3 Bedrooms, Fftmlly
tiful carpet.I a n d ft~ Room, Double Fireplace,
CLOSETS GALORE wate; Double garage, Work Shop,
11 0 ft en er. All thla and Boe.t Yard. call ~r 1ppoint·
SPAR.KLING HEATED ment to see thia spaclow
POOL centers in NO MAIN-custom built home. S74,500.
TENANCE bad< yenl. Own· JEAN SMITH,
.,. tran.r"""' and anxtoo.. REALTOR
VACANT. OUered at $34,!m. 400 E. 17th St., c.M. 646-3255
.
2790 Harbor Blvd.
54.5-9491 Open Ull 9 PM
HARBOR VIEW
Cont~porary home read)' to
move into. Two King size
BR, 2 ba, dre:IBinr rm
$38,900
Costa Mesa
8 Units
BEAUTIFUL CORNER LO-
CATION· Parle like 1etttnr,
2 • 4. unlt units. $12,000 YR.
IN<X>ME •
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST RARE 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
Hom• with 2 BR ~ Pool + Exceptional Income Unit tn best CdM
"'"· 138,""' Value
CORBIN·MARTIN Dupl"' """'to°"""'·°'"""
REAL TORS oel and -· 134,..., 3036 E. eo.11 Hwy, CdM
675-1662 AnJllme Ocean Front
-Older borne on prime
$125.00 Me. c:..r.:';:."': Rhr.
POOL m.4350 OPEN !:\'ES.
fl2S,00 PER MONTII PAYS ----
ALL .,, "'" 3 """"""'· ' Beach LoYen year old f•ntlly home with
l7X36 belted pool, patio .rid See thil Immaculate 3 Bdrm
newly new Cl1'pdf:na. Act home i )"t'l.l'S yruna, lha1.
•--ot "' -w&lk to Cb:an, $22,500.
-· -·-· CAYWOOD REALTY
6306 W. Cout Hwy , 50-U90
1720 Cand1Htick
ORANGE COUNTY'S IA YCREST
293 E. ~~~~.S~94 '1111& Opo~~"s'.'it 1.!.,.
REPOSSESSION! Irft... 'wttb U'I be.med itWinp
rnocu1m l BR : -_, dd11htful pool wilt
hl.ntwood floors, d o u b I t provide fwMioul lMnl
........ 13),1'i) ---. lor --flml!y. Sll50. CALL Eu LL !S Chari .. Arnold
MUm or ews. S4&4720 Jerry Freud
K4ftWCly 6 Amrx:iltN Rftltlln Hi-"5$
NE'W homes on Gallaxy es, all blt-ln's, FIA bee.ting, :: --~~~ii!i!i!i~!!!im Drive are available NOW! beautiful landscaping • Ex-•
""1mt term•. ONLY $39,1'il CUSTOM SPANISH
Better Than New·
Your choice of 6 excitin&
floor p\an1 • all with Wlob-
structed view of Bay & hills.
All 4 bdrm1, 3 ho.tbs + 3 car
prqes, professkine.lly dec-
onted. Quallcy construction
for which Ivan WelU i1 just-
IY """""-
Come to 1842 Santiago Drive.
Our at.It will proudly show
yau these glamorous n e w
horn ...
Roy J. Ward Co,
(Baycrest Office)
1842 Slntia&o Dr. 646-t560
20NALOT
Custom 2 BR home1 on laTl'e
lot w/Prlvate front & rear
pad.Cl, lush landacapina:.
Live in one & rent the other.
Try FltA. terms.
$29,500
N H ' hts UPPER BAY ewpart e19 OPEN SAT & SUN 3700 Ft. """"' mWion til•
VACANT Immed, Posaesslon 209 • 411t St. bdrm -·
N •-h roof. 5 Lee. s .. .,,, • ocean VIEW, 3 bdnn. 2 ewport ~•c nutr. IUlte w/frpt Formal
bath, 17 x 34 beamed cdl-Come by ... you.'U be pleu-din. nn .. lovely llv. rm. w/
Ing llv, rm. fam rm. <i:ll. anUy surprised. 3 Bdrm 2 frpl. Paneled family rm, w/
flresjaa-, electric kitchen, bath Units. 673-6.116 h -• •--...... . ========= UKe ..... .,...,wet~ . .._.....,, now being redecorated • ti! ~-• JUSI' Cotti Mesi 1100 e ....,..-., CUit. carp. .. Ul,500. dnpes. 58' c.ov. patio. Pr6-
Baycrest $795 ON. move• you tn to tbh teu. lnd,!ICPd. 3 Car praae.
CUSTOM -bit deluxe 4 bdnn. a:orgeoua 4 BR 2 be. horn!! Every eXtra! $79,500
4 bath, fonnal din. room, with all the extru, good "!J!~B~Y~· ~OWNER!j!!ij~-~-iji!!!!!I fam. nn. tge. bl.t·in kitchen, carpeting, lam rm, brick '!
H/F pool, beautiful dttar . frplc, d.18hwasber el e c . BE.ST BUY BAYCRES'I'
VACANT • Will trade for bit-Ina It more. Qn.J.y $166 Qu1dt PoueWon
income or vacant acree.l'f'. mo. prlne &r. mt. CALL RAY SP9doua 3250 sq. ft. CUit.,
"C" THOMAS Realtor GAULT CAlllJ5l ,_ -·,.) profesi. dectl!'. Ir lndscpd., 5 -· w ~-H CAO .,..,-... 1&'· BR. Xnlt cond. Rare buy ~ · .......... t wy .,...,..5527 Heri'""e Real Eatt.te ua ~ •t "'-Ne-.vport Bch, Eve. 545-5643 ==--""'"'"'='°"=~ at ~,JVU. s.,.711 Lo an BEST FOR THE MONEY • transfen-able. Not on leue
EASTSIDE. Quiet Tesiden-land. !Wr2828 Evea.
tial area near Newoprt .2100 WINDWARD I..ANE
Country Style Home Helghll. 3 ' en., bullt-!Jl1, BY Owner Custom 3 Br.
Newport Beach adclreu. GI· larae )'llll'd Ir hardwood 2,0XI'. 2 Sty cond. w I poola
agntic yard with a J car noon. Plrced to 1ell at only & roll ui fee l an d .
gara&e. 3 bedrooma 2 bathl. $20,950. CALL s 4 o -11 s l Panoramic View of Bay Ir.
Owner moving • immediate-(open evea.) Herita&e Real Mta. Now only $37.500.
ly •vaJ.l.able. $39,500. Esta~ 645-llll
TRANSFER.Rm. Lovely BAYCREST Early American Home well kept borne ln CbUeie Lovely f BR •mor\I' $50,0Xl
4 bec:t'ootlLI loaded with skillt park. 0oee to 1ehool1. 3 Br. bomea for only $35,(0). {)pen
& crafts. Large pool aepe.r-2 ea. Jtv nn, Ir fam. Otil daily 1.S. 1736 Highland Dr.,
ate from yard full of fruit brick fireplace. Elec bltn N.B. ~bkr 646-0063.
trees. Harbor Highlands. kltchm Dbl pr. Guest 1812 IDGHLAND Dr, Hrbr
Luak home ht Harbor Vlew
Ftwt. 4 Bdrma + tam rln.
"""'"""· -... and land1eaplng. Aikin& S42,~
Don V. Fran kB a
REALTOR
325 E. Cbut Hwy.
Orona del Mar 6'73-ZZZ'l ____ ,
T:n:Mc Vlew I
Ocean & lay
IN BEAUTIFUL HARBOR
VEIW HILLS. tmm.culate
3 BR, 2 beth home with tam-
Uy room .l din1nc rm. iw.
fd living: rm with dedc. 2
fiuplacn:, betutiful yard
w I 1JJrink1era front & back,
covered 1>9tlo, room tor pocl.
All thJ1 for S42.500 • terna.
CLIF PRIEST, RNltor
s~ 19&7
llU E. Oiaat Hwy., CdM
ITI4) 615-3581 ----
OPEN SUN. 12:30.J
1032 White SoU1 Wey
Hartxr VIEW HWa
Graclow 3 + fam + din rm + H/F pool, &Il tb1' A VIEW
too! lrnmed occupancy.
house 1n the back. Pool. Hlnda: 4 Br 2 be, tam rm, all ROUGH AROUND Almoat New 4 Bedroom $31,000 .By flwntt. >16-5479 bl.,., hi>le. S32,""' 10,_ dn
THE EDGES 21Ai 1-th all year round home. BY Owner-Imm Poss. 3 BR 2 Owni!r. 548-2847, 1-129-2908
S.mple Rul Elf•le
ZlS E. Cout Hwy, QlAl
675-2101
Only 1n: block to Ba,y, ~an BA u~ s~ "·-But a UtUe ....,;nt wW make .---....y ........ '""' .. per.. MOVE ID! Near new 4 BR., ZONED FOR ,._. &: O\annel. Owner movln& to boat torage N ts
it .. Home Sweet Home." Va· San Francilsco. $59,!l;O drape: L&~ :i~u; t'rpl., new epts. nr. beach. , ~!>,.OEITJ~N~ UINNIL
cant'lnd. will "ll ·FHA and · · $28,000, Open wl!ekmda; 3.Sl ~ nJ11 .----..... ~
VA and pay )'OUl" co~ts to p R I iatag!.' ~. Deyll!e cell-62nd.St0wner615-01.U Q.UDF:D GARDEN, WEU.. .now flit paintinj. Modem •te Barrett •• ty inp. Insulated. New pe.!nt. MAINTAINED 2 BR. 2
•-• , bath. H·-" 16C6 Westcllf1 Dr. &t2.S200 QIM HJ-Sehl. 332 Monte NEWPORT Sbore1, 215 W. BATH-TRY u ,ooo DOWN
3 ._..room, ~ ""u-I '!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!"!'~~!!!!!!!!! Vina CM 54S-8127 6llt St. 2 Bdnnl., coovert. .,... ·~~! fU!ly ...... led. THE BLUFFS. NEW HO ..... <»mer, $:13,,,., Unlum., =WARD RO. OWIIDI
BEST BUY SALE or TRA~ .=:;:;.:'=,.,. 3 MUsr SEIL Wllll-•
You can't beat the low price 3 BR, 1% Ba, fenced, Jand.. BR. 2 Bath ~ 00 New-Br, den, Wn nn pool +
on this beautiful pride of llCllped • many othe!-ex· port's best beach. Prtndpala: ·ftlltal 3 Br. flll. Nr. tch1a &
7682 EDINGER
842-4455 or 540-5140
4 BEDROOM -POOL
$23,2SO NO DOWN
ownerahlp home, Four spac-tru. lla7 Valley CL"C.le, Welt mly. 6UJ560 1 bch. '68,<0J. J'.'Y' ow a e r .
lout bedrooms, 3 Queen ai%-Of Vkloti&, Jett on v all!!')' 673-2817 · ·
ed. baths, n1agnillcent living Road. 642-5101 Sll.OOO -3 BR., 21n &., io VIEW Sk1e of house all wtn-
room with opeR beam cell---~~-..,~~-'Ihe BluUI-, Fr• n c e • c • claw-3 •• 2 ha •--
Completely redecorated in-
side and out. Rieb carpetinC.
~rful all 'oullt-ln ldtcllet,
moat efficient. Covered patk>
adjacent the attractive An-
thlny pool No dmm G.I.
On the muu model Newly decor Owner • QZ\. • ........ nn, tngatrlnan~.~vtew1 1· Own-4 Br. 2 &., partly furn H ~llO ' c9ta/drpa, blt-ln1,
er iue1•cu OU o are• -wanttd. Lee Jot, nn. Jor ==~~-~--IPl'inkli!n w/ttm~. pro.
aansellNOW! OnlySJ6,SOO. travel lrlr. ~ patio-WFF GDr~. view, comer feuionalland1c1plftf .
Submlt your smaller home Ca d ... ..._. home; 1ell/trr.de or leue Hatbor View Hts. 6f.6..2:m. rp, nape1, wor ._""'l', . 0 W N
on our ruarantee trade plan. $22,900.. Tennt. 64&-9238 ;1~ opuon. ER . ~....,_~=--~----!
SELL AU or part in~re1t in .C '°'ouPLEX== '°~lr~l ~BR=-, -,,.--,-bay--,.l HOME A lnoome; DeWI)' Br., den, 2 bl., home; North decor. 2 br., 1 M.., ~
loc. Ali new carp., bltnl, oceat1. Remod. ptly. tum. apt 2br. l" bit, rut>. dUp.;
etc. Sl.9,800. Submit down , -i,Own-,i'i';il<!OF,SOO,:.:,;,. ;;:67/r-;;:::l950:::':;:=::-, 1111. p.rqe.
54().1730
TARBZU. 2956 H.-
zt3 WESTCUIT DR.IVE * Tip Top Shape .... nu Open Ev .. opiQ 5UQ XFY/Q&Q
l BR Home, near BQ 1'
Park, R-2 Zone, S27,9SO.
B1lboa Bay
Properties
673-7420 Eves: 673-9187
1601 Bonnie Ooone,
IFYine 'l'errace
Special I I
-POOL & VIEW-
3 SR, 2 bl, FA, bit-in gu
•TRANSFERRED • "''· """,,,., •. dbl ''" .,,. quo< On. Low t.uN>old, 30 MOVED Auru.rt 16t.b. MUlt
aetl 4 BR, 3 bt. th ne1r school
Iii pule. Low down.. '4Mtl 4
D1lt• 11,.1 £st111
d_,. pota, Sme.U, BUT ha1
.....,..,...., $43,,,.,. A .... lnt·
ment only.
CURT DOSH, Realtor
1130 W, O,,.st Hiahw1y
WIDOW MUST SELL bMuti-&G-6472 EVU. ~
fUl 3 BR )'kine. 2 tile baU.. I!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!' I
tarp 11vtn1 room • dlntJis' H nti. M9o B h
room, """ """"· 111 """"' a n,.. n eac
"""'"'· 123,..., -'""'' _, Assume 5'1• 0/o reduced ov"° S1SOO for quick C H 0 I C i: HUNTINGTON
II.lei. BEACH AREA· .C bedroom..,
Leon Vibert, Reattor 3 battl1, BBQ. Trensfl!rnd
548-«i88 anytime ERcuUve • lli7I aell 'Ud ..
BACK BAY CUSTOM ..,., loon.
1/3 ACRE -fl6,UO
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rooms, t fireplams. Ftnnal
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LARGEST
293 I. 17111 St. 646-4494
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pe.yt. Owner 56-W13 18.LUFFS-3 BR Townhoule 2 Neu Fuhloo ItllDCJ
BY OWNER: Equity in 3 Br. ba. decor.ted. Trl-LtYtJ.. e 702 Avocado, CdM e
Jam. rm; l yr okl 545-8938 0129~,750-""'='..._"">J39=--,-DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
after .C I wk l!fld1 . .,_ CHAR.GE )'Giii' want Id now. BRING RESULTS! ..
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cbandeller In formll dln!n& room, apac:iouJ cloMta. Tbll 10 .. IJ bomo II buJJt around an
all 9)&a atrium. J>erfect for YOW' own a ...
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... .JGO full ptl• l yev own tho 1""4.
Dlrtellom: Padllc Ccut Jllghway to Admlr·
· ~1 l>rl1' turn north acrou the bridf• lo • 8:!01 or call (714) 772-9ili!O.
G>INE'S GEMS °'""'° c-t Proporty Genollerwll ·RNll.,. • • * * HAl'P1NESS IS ..... .
lm-lblo Without You • * * • RARE JADE: -·BR. pool .......
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2 Nodtl to OCelni 3 BR
belne on.en. klit •••• $5'1,CllO. • • * * TAX SAVERS:
--llde ..... ooo. ,._, bamel cm t lot •• $35,!lll.
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2 BR apt. •••. $153,'150 * • * *· R-2 Lot Pluo 2 811
Jewel . . . . . . $34,500 * •• * "-RENTALS:
TWO bNmed homn, DJ.th
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• !up • BRo .... '"""" ,~Ind--· SEO. " 1325.. per moatb.
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'MfE rox COMPANY
~ -Ror• Opportunity
Nn, neva ocaq11ed, 3 BR
h9m• CdM, pMOnm1c oceen
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for ............ "9.900.
Owner, 6U4ISI
BeautltUl S Br. So. ot -.By .......... ly.
Reuonable * f73..l6!8
OWNER • Channln& custom
bit 2 Br. 2 Ba. den, dln rm.
Pr1nd!><1o ooly. ~
DUPLEXES on Nord &: Saud
from $111i,COI
W1lk•r Realty
333S Vi.a Udo 6~
3 BR. 2 Ba. Imm1c!
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151.900 . .,. °'""'· .,.._
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RENT
3 Rooms Furniture
$25 Month
rou. OPTION TO BUY
HOLIDAY PLAZA
DELUXE, Spadoua 1-Bdrm.
tum. Apt. $135 + Util.
Heat~ pool, Ample parldnr
No Children -No peta
1965 PomDDa, CM. 642.--5858
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LEGAL NOTICE
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S1Ulrdly1 Stptembn 7, 1968 DAn.Y PlLOT ~.
~ta. Furnlohad Af>I?-Fumlshed Apia. Unfuml.W Apia. Unfum1"*' UAL ISTATI,
General
UAL ISTATI
Oelloral
ANNOUNCEMEN •• ~EllVICE DIREc:TOKY SEK VICE Dllllc:TORY
Newport a..m 4200 Hun11r .... h ~ c .. 1a Malo 5100 L...,na e .. ch 57~s ,...,_ a...tal 6060 6150
anc1 NOTICE$ Carpal Laylr19 & C.rpet L.ayl119 &
Found CF-Ado) 6400 R•p.slr 6626 Repolr 4''6
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APARTMENTS
SPElCTACUUlt m<:W
Wate:rfrontlLoc • ac.&
SUps Ava!labW
2 BR • 2 Bath Alita.
LEASE. or· BUY
NEW ••••TMENTS NEAR O.C.C. 2 Bit. 2 Bath NICE "'1wl• 2 BR 2 BA"'" ~~. -Bttna.. cvpN • ocean, Unted Ila.a. «lee ..,.
NOW RENTING d.-.-'1l6 Mo. -pr, ldry. 61-l.IM
lachMro& I Bdrmo. AvA.U.! NOWi 2 Bl\., new t BR 1~ B& mxlie:rn. Tini,
cpta .. clnpu,, blb& Adl.llta. pr, Jdeyt 'eltTaklr. Sub
DO pets, $125. ~ ll'lure S1TO mo. -.2811 f:WI
ESTAIUSKED
MIDIW OffKE COUNTRY
LIVING
p I\ DCJUPI'ION C.....
Oew le. ll'G' (fr9me1. VJc
Wlllan ·~Dr. l29 Ui:iflnl~ Dr.\c..M. (t'OU')
llOO aq fl I"•"-lid>. Lovdy I Sdni>., I,_,. ....... TORTOISE fdaJo oot with
$350 PER MONTH on 2% ..,..., """"' for hon-!lea oo111r '"""" in vldnl"'
Your
Tod Way Riiy 536-2579 :;..."';;. =~ ;.': °' M.,._.tt • O>ut Hwy.
Rugs, Upholstery
& Drapes Guaranteed
Spotlessly Cleaned Siuna la!h & pool N1wport -· 5200 Rantai. Wantod 5990 I.EASE SHOP/aM aq. ft. 189,!ICI>. For fllrther lnfonna-C.d.M. • 613r""6
ARCADE LOCAT I ON. t1oo p1eoae call Glenn rotu<O Bl"f°'"' .., .. ,_ CAN BE USED IMMIDIATILY
Furn.-Adult1 Only B~ Woman ncech 1 HlLl.CJtEN SQUARE No. I. Thompeon, wttti "career lirl" Ir am ea . AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED $U5 Mo. a: up • $59,!iOO up
2525 Ocean Blvd., O:IM
f13..1788 -ftlr further lnfo
Herman Trott, MrP'. SOl.TEROS APTS.
I/I Br Wlf\ml Apt. C.M .. Now· :rm E. 11th St. 0.11 M.,a, E khoff & •·· I '"l ~· Corona dd Mar La-c -oc., nc. ~ ··~ ,., __ I M L .... UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom, port, T Gor 9'l>9701 • 1!18 w. ChApman A•e. "rou=ND=-_..,ti=•-=-""'·~=···""'"'"'""~1 Revolutionary Dry ...... n ng 11,_ l bt.th unit nnr Hose Ho. zuna, o $100 mo. llt or IN aJPDu-e.t:notM> c... -............. -
p1i.1. Avalllbl• 8'!>l 11L -...,._,._ 6'>-0086 ftiSr~ ~1·~~. Ev•~Wlmde ~ ~""" • oa11 ~7812 • """' for Rugs, Upholstery and Drapes e New Bayfroftt e 17301 KMlaon Ln •• H.B. fZOO, after 5 p.m. Stlft bulldlnl. fonnttl.Y SACRJFICE Beaut Apple "~="'~=~"·Pn="ON""""'·-·-•'"i,....,, AUO SALES -SE1tv1c1-INSTALLATION UBilc:W.oi&e9Chmvd. ALSO LARGE 4i w 5 BR house '"'lbe Look'' 8'13-f405 Valleyftanebo_.4.BR., 4ba ~~~ ...
Lower dup~. OJll. beach. on Slattt Aw.) 3 BEDRQOM, 2Mi bath. flee Unfum. Pool p r e t e r re d G• ••a~ _•GE h 0 me, 1~ acres,, tu.Dy cluset Santa la bell, C.0.ta IAHlAMlllCAID PUI m1MATll MAITll CHAIM
Thm. 2 BR, 2 BA, $250 mo. -_.,, Avalla.bl Se"' -'bl ~-"-Of g • ~ ~·v~ ·-· .,.-•tl•t t u p •· Mesa lntlad.. 641)..J4TI winter rl!rllal 22T 19th St. 842-7841 -· • ,,.. rnpon.. e ....... UV" • SOD aq ,!!; lD'!L.. $45. -.. " M cl R & C -• C '
Avail. Sopt. Hth. Call for .....,~!!":'"!'!!!!!!~~;!I '5th. Adutll ooly. peto, S"" 10 $500 for nlu• ••r~ 64l-<llS MAN'S Watch Vic of Ocoon-0 em U9 GFp•• 0,.
appt. ~ e NEW e I.UXURIOUS • lay & leach roceiv"1 Wrlte Box ll, Sao I :S'lORE==""'0r,-,o°"tt1"'«-.,.lf>",-,,.-, °""lop Alto A..-...• fw S&le. ~~5boa. Calt & "'"'· -4335 CRENSHAW BLVD,. LOS ANGELES
WATERFRONT • 1225 Mo. RESOIVERT G~RDENS ~Hlty, Inc. Gabriel,Callf. <213) 281-lln ,,....... loo., Balboa lllond Mount. & 0-rt 6210 1.AD ;-rl<;IES.,;-;:;blcyclo=;:-;1o=und;-.o.1.i,i:::-,. ~6.5100, ~6-5101 COLLECT
Winter Lee. Upper, 3 BR, ~ .. NAT "' Xt3 W. 8&lboa Blvd., NB NEED House tor rent in $110 to $150 Mo. 642.-«65 ·1~~~~~~~~~~========1 Ba, extra 1&'. liv. nn., frpl., 6 POOLS.sAUNAS.JACUZZI 673-3663 Eves. 548-6966 Costa Mesa, pttfe:r Meaa Prime E. 11th St. store 800 PALM DESERT tify. 6'73-3Ul _(' ;~· .;~~~·:;..·~~ ":: HUNTINGTON Teachers! =~:.!'A";'~": i,!. ~ w=.-; ~!'..rm:=":°" Loat 6401 A~~o~~~~~~NTS c:::i7'.:omONs •
Balconies • patio. Adults, GARDENS (. Price ranie $200 to $300, 6 Oct. Beautifully !Urn 2 BR, MlSflNG 2 ~ lem t
no pet& 673-9259 ~ bedi:oucn, 2 bath, VIEW apt, mol to 1 yr, 213: 82S-G8l or 6070 2 B&~bome, la~ -"· Min ans "Parfa1~·~. C.m.tery Loh 6411 L.T. Conltructton SuMeck & side prden. .%13: GL T-2362 Office Rental F•mil,y room., ldtchmt ar 2 LG. amart 3 Br., 2 Ba.
Beach apt&. Xlnt area. Sun-
deck. Gar. AIJ equip., cpt.,
drps. Winttt $179, $195.
549--0844
TENNIS-ENTERTAINMENT JEAN SMITH, Realtor 2 B"~-· -ie for L•GUN• BE•CH ~t.edlna.idepatio,Mafly toy Ans "Imp" Plea sell CHOICE Burial lots 1n unfti Single .tory or 2:
"OLS• ~HICA & HEIL 646-l?lS n.u•~~ -<>i""·· "' "' "' ~u--retisn to 499 Mc.imolla St. beaut. 'Greea Hills Park, plans CUiiom dea'-_... ._
D ~ bom• ln Barbo< Hi Sobool Al Co di I _, ~·-~ .. ,_ · · ~·-·-ADULTS 147 .. 1414 4 BR, 2 Ba., ........ 1y turn. 2 r n ton.a "".._· <>Uvv" CM. Reward! No questions San Pedro, Calif. A good in. estimates & layout, phone
SEPT. 15 -June 15, 2 BR.,
immac. ~ blk to beach.
$165/mo. 1ll 341:b st'
673-24'1'3
TEACHERS - 3 Br. •den, 2
ba, frplc, bar. Furn. Fu~
crptd. Beaeh view. Winter
$225. {213) 256-2237
OCEANFRONT 1-2 Ii: 3 BR.
For winter or yearly. 1 Blk.
to church & achool. From
SllO to $250. 646-2636
STUDIO View, beach,
Sundeck. 1 empt girl er
woman. $lKl mo. incl uW.
"""''" 2 BR furn., nee.t A: clean. 2
House1 oU beach. $175.
Drive by 112 tOth, NB. thm
call ~ 1700 Ol' 633-4863
off beaci:'"Redec · Distrtd, for senior yr. Will ON FORES'/ AVENUE PALM DESERT asked. vestment; value increuing e 847-l5ll e
2 BDRM. FURN. ~ousea · · m.. ~ rent plus help around "'-·'-'~"' a·-"·ble fn NEW. CONOOMINlU~ kl'·· N ---· tax to aide Ir. out $295 Mo yrty ~ bom vca& ..-........ in 2 MALE Miniature rap 1.3• o.,..~.,,-ALSO 2 BR. UNFURN. · · house. Need 5""" e. newest olflce bu1tdina: at ""·--l .. ving -.. --•. •·au-in T --·" ~21 .. · Drive by lli 40th NB then i«--•a-..... , "'..., Ull<a vwutll' ............... ,,-'""" Sc:hnauzen, il"ey, one pay. enns or~ <ITV' O'I Utllltl .. ;..,.1uded ' '-"""" "'" .... ,. • ~.u prime b:atlon In downtown ..i1..11 .. ~·-2 BR, 2 •· •--• Aft • •f'-' call.6'1>1700or633-f363 .... '""'""'u _.,..._need of m edication. ernoons ... eves. HEATED POOL 3 TO f BR. Hae Eutbluf:t or Laguna Be:ach, Alt condi-1 ho J • .-. .. 1 •• pl <d fKl2 Knoxville, Apt. D, HB WESTCL.IFT 2 Bdrm, l~ ba. othet CdM school locatioo. ttoned carpeted beautiful p per me, a ... -...,. ant REWARD. 494--lon or
• SJ&.2914 • Townhouse, Adult.I, no pet.I, Until June 16. Will care foe panel~ partlti~tn&:. T wo in&ide patio. Many Extra.a I ;;49<-;;;,1;;77"".,,-,;;;-:::;:-n::.:::n.:::: IT....;..ra:;_v;_;•.;.1 _____ 64:.;.:3.:5
MOBIL Home, across from $175. pe~ ~?~ 1728 Bedford hie like our own, 67!)..4950 eatrancei: Frontqe .. _ on Eves. 642-6429 FEMALE 10 wk. Beige PO(). TR.IP to Italy for 2-15 days.
beach; 2 BR., adults onb. Lane, S4.......,.w YOUNG, quiet Pbd Graduate Forest Ava.,~rear ~!1.,18 .!!: Exchangu1 R. E. 6230 dle Pl1WY Vlc. Ea.stblu.tt. Fly jet, incl's. meals, twin
$135 Mo. util. pd. ~1674 WHY Rent? Taki! over $120 atudent needs 1 or 2 Br. un-Muncfpal pt.rldng -.. . ..,.., Children heart broken. bedded rm. w/pvt bath & -'----~----1 mo. pmtl. 514% Interest. per month tor ap1ce. Deak 4 Houses fWl price $35,500. Reward. 6#-lCQI 732 Bison luxury tours. Worth approx.
RENTALS rmmaculati! 3 BR. Fortin ~. ~~ U.C.I. Up to and chairs available for $5. $14,000 equtcy. Wilmln~. Av. N.B. $1900. Must be taken bt>f.
Aph.Unfumt1hecl Co.642-5000543-2576 LOCAL Resident. 4 vra., =••v=le~~ Want loc or lanct.'~Zzil SM male % Poodlr. Mar-69. Asking $1500.
3 B• Crpta •·a-• Oc....... J• Charcca.l; brown wtnshen. 543-4159 General 5000 Vi;; ean' ";n;; .5: 30: wants tease or optiorl; 4 All utilities paid except BUSINESS. end Out ot twn Uc. Vic 22nd 1rl=========
RENT 642-8587 :X, ~:~e areL tele~.:n_y PILOT FINAN_CIAL • ' Tw:tin. Reward! 64&--3541 Auto Transport 6445
NEW Soundprocl 2 Br. 2 Ba. WANT To 1-·· by Oct 15-4 222 FORESl' AVENUE Bu._ Opportunities 6300 LOST: man's diammd ring MAN needs ride to L.A. 5 3 Rooms furniture ACl'l'.ISS fm. Coco'a. 16tl> BR, CdM ~""""'Balboa Island LAGUNA BEAOI Vic. Woody's Wharf dys wk. Mm.Fri. Baiboe. to
$25 Month b-v1no $17S to 1225. 64>-0239 .,..,. 644-227! 49<-"'6 CANDY Ro.taw-ant, N'pt. """'" 7\h & L.A. St. S. th.,.. by
FUIL OPI'ION TO BUY SPANISH Style 2 .t 3 Br. 2 MALE Tee.cber will maintain SECRETARIAL SUPPLY ROUTE ~6 5:!M_\44S; 673-9574 (9 ~-673-3»4
No deposit o.Lc. b4. Crpt.1, drpe:, bltrlL $175 your vacant hm to xcbange SERVICE (Part ot F\Jll Tune)
H.F.R.C. Up. 673-2370, 675-1995 for rent. 847-8983 Modem eU!et1, carpets, air ~~t income for few hrs. ~~ ~ -~~~k .... ~ly Asphalt, 0111 6520 Furniture Rentals conditioning, parking. l'rom •~ worir: CDa.ys er Eves) hai..-..... ....,.. ~-....~ '-" pper
Garc(enlng
GEN"L Oesn-up, tree "1"'1',
rototu, 11'8ding, sprinklas,
lawn.s, bau1'1. Re a 1 .
84&-5848
517 w. 19th, C.M. 5'8-3481 Newport Hgts. S2t0 Rooms for Ront $65 per month. Orange~ retilling and collecting mon-Vic. Fair &-v~. CM DRIVEWAYS & Parking lots
WINTER Rental • 3 Br. 2 1568 W. Lncln, Anhm 774·2800 5995 t;y Bank Bldg. 230 E. 17th St., ey from coin operated dJ.s.. Reward. ~Tm repaired & s~al coe.ted. Free European Landscaper
b a th ' den' D I W 2 Bdrms., carpets, drapes DESPERATE·, Need 2 BR Costa Mesa. 642·1485 peru;ers in Orange County LOSI': Siamese Bluepoint em. Reas. 530-1413 The Fillest at Reuonable
W I D • Walertront -l513 Large 3 BR, 2 Ba Apt. Patio·, garage. Adults 1903 and -·-·-d:--QUAUTY an>halt seal roat Pri-,~ ··-Ev-In•
AMERICAN GARDNER
Expet\ oommer. • f'Kid.
Free Estlmate1 968.1911
fW"l1 hse er apt w/gar .... CORONA DEL MAR Handl-·~N· ":"16 are a a. cat male· Paularlno & . ~r ..... ~ ..... 'Finley Ave. Modom a""'rtment with bUt· Havon Pl. Y"• . ...,.,.,. _, ( ., ""'"-Prod·-· ' ' & -;., dn·v-•·a-' -~ --;--,.--,,-,-,=--·I
r-,.,,-Oct 14. Ref's, 2 acbl childr-eri OFFICE SUITES cw-..u ..c"" Fairview, CM. Reward ··r~ ""-.r• & _..... Japanese Gardenina 2 & J BR, ~$175. Yearly. Ins Incl dlshwasher • Hua:e Wint / ... N rt and Nationally Advertised "'A" -Ing lots 894-3129 ..._
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,nal M·•·•-aoce B'··'· fro fino Sho 5220 · ¥1'1\1'. ewpo area. MUTUAL BUILDINr.. ""1"'il<M.• eves. · c~ .._u:u Near be11ch & bay livingroom • lUCfl. m Newport rn 842.&158 fl'lO: """ Candy Bani) $130 Total SERVICE 01.,ECTORY Land · 646-6553 673-4777 beech. Now ava:llable -$250 eves. ~ tops. air cond., central recept. ca.sh required. FGt peraonaJ LOST Sept 1st. Female --'----~-'--.CC.'-'-.!leaping
4 BR. 2 Ba. oceanfront yrly. Coldwell Banker&: Co. _. IDEAL For em PI o Ye d &: tel.ephont service, Xerox interview; send name, ad-Burmese cat. Vic o1: Spr-Babysitting 6550 • JAPANESE GARDENING
6'f5.3'.XXI Walter Haase •v gentleman; Costa Mesa, Carpet & drapes. 200-2000 ft. mfti'and .v.one number to.· ingde.le & Warner. H.B. Service Cleanup, 1.oo ... ap-
Furn. Built-ins. 548-8379 OCEANFRONT Laguna apt. 'O,. l!lr't• ose . -J .,,.......,, TRAN~WESTERN -..,..,. RESPONSIBLE mother will g · p.m. $11'5 Leaae, to June 15. ~ d In CALL 8 < ~ -o ~ 847 "'" In 5311034 alt 7
l...ge garden area. Priv. $12 Per week. 548-7969 LEASE O:Ulce * air con-DISTIUBUTING ro. l-~Sha~d<d-..,.."'1u"v"'"er,...,-pe"ro::;l-:-an:-;;Cc:cat'"" babysit :yotU' school • age RES, & Come'! Gardening
OCEANFRONT • WINTER . beach &: sea -pool 1 hr. & FURN., priv. bath, priv. en. ditiooed, carpetl, ch-apes. 590 N. AZUSA AVE. vie. of Meredith Gardens. child. PERMANENT. My Lie. Xlnt work, Reu-
l BR. downstairs Il40 den. Part. furn. $225/mc. ON~ AOlESUnfum trance. $15 I rm. Av a. I I. CCltlveajent prk'i· Hlllgreen <DVINA, CALIF. 91722 962--alTI lx>me. Killybrooke school 64!>-a722 or 646-1434
1512 W. Ocean Froot 673-857'1 494-4653 494-5589 or 494--4957 1 &: 2 BR. Furn &: 9n5. 67J....2473 112 34th St., Bldg. 250 E. 17th C.M. * REWARD * MANS w at<: h lnle'ibed district $1 hr. 549---0674 EXPERT Japanese gl.J'den. W'.nt•r rent•t, •• "'°d<. /:'.:::::'.'.::::'.::::===:;~/ Frplcs I Pri I Patios I NB ~9707 Bal ===-:c---.-,=cc--,,.,,--· I Ing H B F V CM " ... 'Pools. Tennis· Contnt'I Bk-· · f17 ,00l • $2'5,00l Per yeer. "John Drew", reward. BABYSIT, my home, exper. · · ·· · ·· · ·a.tea. 3 BR. 2 BA., crpt.s, C-~a 1..1---5100 '-. 9 hol< Put"Gl'fffl. EMPLOYED man mly. Nice rrrH & Onnie, C.M., top M-t. Bch. atta. 377-1423 mothei"; xlnt care & meals. * 847-0132 * $1~1 s~ "184 u.i ~ .,., v .,.e us prove YCU, too, can
"" mo. ,.,..., 900 Sea Lane, QIM 644-2611 lrg rm, temi pri ha. $10 wk. location rround fir., en~ WHITE Rabbit. Vic of 22nd & Fncd. yd. West C. M , GARDENER. JO YI'! ex.
3 BR. :Z Ba. 1800 blk W. RBOR CMa.cArthur nr. c:o.st Hwy) 1789 Crestmont CM. 548-ll.19 lfiO, 1716 Oranae, 548-5541 :::' un~~ -:1~~t°:t:~ Tustin Clilldren Lonesome. 548-5919 pe-rience. Reliable. C.Cm-
Ocee.nfront. Avail Sept. 15· HA ROOM W/PRIVATE EN-OITICE SUITE store operabons. Make ta Mlsaing 2 wks. 646-3541 l;M~arn=ccER=°"w;;;1s1-:;c:.,.'.C:-toc-£c::.,,,=-,,,for mercial 642.-4389
Ph. 6#-0234 rs S47-164l s 3 BR Duplex, hlt·inl, gar, TR A NCE, BATH A 1736 Anaheim, CM. prove we have had no fall. 1 • child 1n my home weekd~s, MOWING, Edging, vacalawn.
APT for l'elt l Br. % blk to GREEN yard, dub. Must see. S200 KITCHEN. ~2720 Close ln. $140. 67}-2654 urea. are rapidly expandi,na: Peraonals . 6405 South COMt Plaza area. Gen'l cleanup. Hauling.
beach. $125. Yrly lease 6f2--6836 GENn.EMANS bedrocm in 3 COMMERCIAL, 1 lndust, ·provide locaticn. fixtures~ RlEE' 1,549-4038;-;';;===;-=-;:-= Odd Jobs. * 548--6!li5
I 646-
5880 BAcm::LOR -UNFURH. ff 52•2 lovely,~. private home. 1 with Uving qtn. inventory · training l: relat. • BABYSITI'ING, my home, CUt& Edge Lawn
WINTER Rental • % blk to from $1 QO E1st Blu 'T $60. mo or $15 wk. 646-2042 Call owner: 646-2130 eel 11ervlce11. U you are m. Basic Bo.tln9 Cla.... north c.M. Two yearg & up. Maintenance. I.Jcensed
bch 3 bdnn :Z Ba patio PRESTIGE T H Q tereated in a pleasant, EZ Offered to Public by * 546-59t6 * 548-4808, alt 4 PM , , ., , 1DcL utl.L awn omes UIET, sep. entry, $50 I d I I p 6080 to p S d
$160/mo. 675-3827 1. 2 I: 3 BDRM. Fer lease, 2 br & den It 3 br Mcnth. or weekly. ~tr a rop. manage, dignified buai· Bal baa awer qua ron AGAIN this school term, JI========== I
DELUXE 1 bdrm ApL 9 mo. FURN. I: UNFlJRN. with 2 or 2% baths. Gold • 548-6986 e ness, can lnven $20,00) cash, Starting 7 PM Moo. Sept. 16 will babysit, any age, in my General Servlcn 6612
lease-view-stepa ID ocean. Heated Pooll, CJslld Can Medallion a.11 electric. POOL YEARLY _ & ~-~. ~an FINE lncome; desirable N'pt telephone 642-2713 1or a per-at Newport Harbor Yacht Mesa North Home ~2838 ~11 .,._ _.a.... ~""'" ._, ... _, Bch, indust. emnplex. Ne IONll intervlew, or write Club 120 W. Bay Ave., New . · PROFESS. Window, walla I: $110 per me. OR J-..., Center, Adj. to Shoppln& -2-car gar. n.o;::11t ....... at mo. Male student prejerttd. ,. a ca n c J ea , $ 7 5 '0 0 0 Nutville, U.S.A., 1617 West-port Beach. NO ADVANCE MATURE babysitter, A·l ref. fir. cleaning; .bu a 1 n e1 • •
NICE! 1 & 2 Br. o,,ta. No petl allowed $2SO mo. fi48...27(11: Neeo&ble terms. Owner clllf Dr., mite 210, N_,._. REGIS'J'RATION NECES. care for yoor child, rny resld., & cmstructlcn
Carport. Yearly or winter 2700 Petersoo We¥, at Har-8l7..rn Amigo Way, N.B. $30/MO., male atudmt, full 17131 Ml-1368 eve1. Be&ch, Calli. 92660 ~"r--• SARY ENROLL AT CLASS home, Mon.Fri. 549-0700 Crystal Window Cleanlnc
* 544-3345 * bor I: ~O:ll'ta Mesa. privilqu, wt1.sber/dryer, UNITED STATES ~or 673-llfi5 for mOl'e BABYSITTING Free Estimates 548-8737
BA YFRONT Spac 3 Br. fam I ~/Corona del Mer 5250 clean & qu~ 847-2263 Commerclel 6085 POSTAGE info. Days. My Meaa Verde borne Hallling. clean-up, IU'&&M
rm., pn ...,.., •. $100 Ind l~IMOOERN. N"" vlow.,..olnt.1 PRIV. room, kit. privil.... STAMP MACHINE * s· I Ad Its* >46-7887 Etc ..... Free Estimates.
util Wntr lse. 642-8790 Excellent, park • like IUt· BR ApL all elect kitchen, for student in Iovely home. COMMERCIAL income, 135' ReliabW! person man or W(). lftCJ • U BABYSJ;'l'TING. My home. Anytime ... Jim 548-5325
Furn. Mobile Home nr Bay rcundlnp for ~ts requit-. fiupta~. patio, w I w cpb. Back Bay arN. $50. 642-1004 on ff1rbwa.y 39, Hunt. Bch., man wUi be ~lected . this You can meet from 2 to Pre school or schl age. F.V.
Lido, Newport Bch. ing peace A qwet. South al hwy. $175/mo. ROOM In Ba.ck Bay. en corner; room to expand. area' to own _ __, •A-~ 10 new people thil month area, 963-2857 He1lth Clubs
Dilcrlminative Tenant. 646-29'll or 646-8360 ...... ...::1v•ce a and every month fur tbel::-====c--:=-c,..--* 549-0959 eves. * API'S. 673-lfilT or 67l-l.104 Profesekln&l lady prefetnd rnute of postqe stamp rna p 1 t BABYSITnNG my borne. ----------1 6720
$70 MO. includes u ti la.
1~t ~g~REN 2 BR. 2 ba. wahr/drytt. S'TO/mo. 548--0.:> 642~ M-l Bid&.. J.200 aq. ft., dlines in retail stores. A f~ :X:
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5J:::: ~~. ;:;s~~~: Anytime. Reliable. Good =~= Bal~ Single adult. 1809 W. MARTINJ"UE !:;':~o·,~·769U95. Adults, no $69 MO. Bachelor rm at the ~~~: ::·~St:., :i ~n:!Y bringaMin ex. esting recorded meua~. ~. 968-1413 . Massage, sauna, steam ad-
.....,.. .,. ........ ....... be&cb, util's pd. 673-4m . . ca.s.b dial 836-6200. BABYSITrlNG, 1 oc 2 juatment, X·ray. 548-9!lll GARDEN APTS.· 2 BR. w/garage. Ye&rly $155 • ~investment $895. Phone p RSONABLE I d drlldren age 3-5. $6. Female· Technician WINTER Lease; 2 BR $135.
673-l<lk> or see Sat & Sun 11B
47th St. NB. lBtb a: Santa Ana, C.M. 306 Marguerite. 673-3825 or Ml1e. Rentals 5999 Industrial Rental 6090 548-2921. for intervte-w. !tter/17.lainel~ c ~~ r ~. M~. Ref's. 847.ano 132 E. lBth SL, C.M.
c.au Mn. Hendenoo 646-5542 67~2892 STORAGE GARAGE Auto Frandlise European btckground, Reks WANTED: Corona del Mar
Corona del Mir 4250 tm Santa Ana, Aptlll, C.M. A'ITRACTIVE 3 Br. 2 ba. All Clo1e In. 500 sq. ft $45, FOR LEASE -3,070 91:1 tt of-A fine, well run French and a.ccom . tn priv. home or apt. weekda,ys 2 to 5 pm, my Hauling 6730
1----------'""''"""""'l'!:""~~-~~ elec, crpU, drpA, dwahr, 673--2654 fices &: warehouse. 3007 Swedish import agency for 1-2 nlghta a wk: in Npt home or yours. 673-1350 furniahed-Convenient AVAIL. SEPT. 13TH frplc. * 67J-33)f, eves. Diterprille St, CM (1 btk W Bch/C.M. area. Best IJTE Haulina:-n-tmmlnc
Trash, Garsee ~ Yearly Lease 2 BR. w/garage, fenced yd. REAL ESTATE Npt Blvd. 1 blk E Bristol): sale at a steal in Orange Ref. Write Box M-188 Daily Babyalttlng In my home.
175 w/....,tio. Water ... Id Bif•--5300 Al hid County· No blue sky· parts Pik>t IZlJ) 662-2092 Any age. Reliable mcther. 2 Bdrm $ • r-,... -General most ~ g, n r and Inventory only • for · 646-8488 , Name if:. Reuonable
1 Bdrm $150. 22'24-D Placentia· SllO -freewayt. Quiet, amp 1 e quick sale. Aak tor Mr. Ter-FLY TO CATALINA 1 :::=;;-;;,---,,..,-,,.-,,-;c-~ BIG JOHN 642-4030
Boyd Realty 21!M·D Placentia. $100 VERY Dix duplex 3 BR. 2 Income Property 6000 parking. 2 e.xec o t ca mer. 542-3954 DAILY FLIGHTS FROM CHlLD Care Indoors & out /--;;;-~.;-';c:;::-'=:::":=--1
675-5930 Call Between 2-5 BA., Bltna, frpl, pr. Open carpeted It; panelled. Min l ORANGE COUNTY AIR,. preschool. age (prefe~J CL~ Loa, g~ea,
1-l BR. Yearly. 304-306
Marguerite 1-2 Br. Gar-
until July 1. $175. 673-3825 or
673-2892
e 63&4110 e SWJ. 11-4 314;1i E. Bay oo *PUBLIC AUCTION* yr Jee. 3 phaae 220 volt 300 LlQ. LlC'S . .Save '..fhouaand•I PORT. Catalina • Vegu H.B. 846-0!lSS etc. akl;eb~=: filJ,ump,
2 BR. Upper: Oct. lat; Penn. 83M949 By order of attorneys. three amp pwr. 541)..6856 or aft * ORANGE CX>UNTY * Airllne1 e 541).$3l2 grade. 962-874S
d W·•• t 4-plex apl bldga. gro&lling ofc hours, ~77 or Off Sale (Siert). $10,00l · Carpentering 6590 •-..,7"=-;c===.,--a ult.I, no pets. """'
0 Lid I I 5351 $17,400. To be rid lndlvidu· Act NfJW, Limited Quantily! WILL Tutor all levels, math ---~----1 *Ll'I'E HAULING* shopping. SUS Month. o s e 67'&-4384 Wla111ton Collect (2l.3) 272-42f9 thru coll ala'ebra, grd ach REPAmS *ALTERATIONS aee.n up. Free eaL
545-4083 LOVEL y LIDO aHy. lat T~,SOO each. LAGUNA Niguel %ZOO sq. ft. · Id. HS phyaia, my home or CABINETS. ADJ size job. •546-7849* S BR Fum $775 rno. Sept
15--June 15. 606 Jasmine,
QiM. We like kids.
FURN. 2 BR..; near beach.
$165 Mc. yearly.
675-3153 Alter 5 PM
2 BR Gar ... nt., fwJ ., epU, BAYFRONT APT. Only Sl,IXK> . s.:le Sat., ~bldg. 2 Otnces, 2 batht. Maney lo Loan 6320 )'OU!'!. 962-4005 ?i yrs. exper. 54Sm3
.... '1"' Sept 14th, 3 P.M., at site, Air cond 1 1 ~ri'~iTilli,.:iirnT<' 1~=========o drps, hlt·lna. Lg pvt pte, 2 BR • 2 bath, patio. New 791.79)..799 Shalimar Ave., · en year eue A TIENTION ARTISTS
pool, 1.dlt.1, no pts. Uti cpts, dtpl. $350 mo. Untum. om. Mesa. For '1rtber in-Fm; ~9:9""198 or $12.000 Origmal oil paintings wanted Cement, Concrete 6600 ~ call OR J.Ef) formation , contact. Buckeye Avail. for iCIOd It! or 1nd TO oo conalgnment for newly CEMENT Work, all typea.
DUPLEX 2 BR, hit-ins, Investmenta, 400 W. 8th St., ~1 COSTA MESA ~·~;~ ~~ J:~ cpened art p..llery. M2·1398 No job too amall. Free est.
BAOi., llv/alet!l>in& nn., carpet encl gar, yard, o17c1<r3 Huntington leach 5400 6271..oe Angeles -~·Ev21.1: .!~ bullpowd:' ~~~ ~ POSSffiLE TO WIN $12,500 ~H~.'""=STUFLl==~CK=548=-""5~~ adults, $130. 5 43-45 • -0192 nl: .....,..,......, es. -· ~ .,.. R 1 w1~ --K·-..... tem. -•riv. bath Ii: entry. South d. fl ·~ -1 ~-· =9766 U E1t1te Laan1 63"'" u• ""'v·~· ••·"" ·.r~ e CUSTOM PATIOS • 548-2884 TOWNHOUSE 2 BR, 1% bl., ~ · c....-.::s. ~ -ffiustrated instructions for ttHl~-~~·;_'1~00'.:.·~"'":=;m<;:.._=:-l liiiRPo;;t;;;;:;::rn;:-i;;c;.I I $ $ $ Maker ~A M !Pia tl l ·-ooocnt.11wlng&remova1 =. 1 BR. Part turn., $75, incl. bit-in.a. Wlhr/drye!', w w \..\.QI ea, mi a HOME LOAN $2. P. Longo; P.X. Box vuu State llc. • 842·1010 SHARE Apt; private rm., tJtil. 2072 Newport Blvd.; 2 crpts, trplc, prlv / pa_tio, S Unit.I, ucellent mit.al area, 2,000 tq ft M-1, $175 mo, on Beverly Hills, Cal. 90210
bath, entry • rmi(. BR., pr., $95. lJ2 Monte pool +, quiet resp / cpl ct beeutiful Owner • Manqer leue. 67J..4S21 Let ta help you buy a borne-, ALCX>HOLICS Ancrtymous 'Jboryk Cbnc:rete, no job
Interior Decorating 6737
e Residence .. Comm1 • e Palntina:. int A: at. e Wall Covertncs
• Color Coordlnadan
FREE ESTJMlTE
Uceased • lnluNd
MODERN
DECORATORS
536-lml * 646-n7'2 * Vista 642-9008 6iS-5313 lady, n45 mo. 868-3637 Unit. Property shows attn.c-WAREHOUSE For rent: 2300 refinance existing Joan orob. Phone 542-7215 or write to to small. Free ertimatea.
ttve return on fnveltrnent. lain a 2nd TD loan. • ~16 •
Balbae 4300 2 BR. Redecorated! Bltna, NEW tound proof/ private 1 $56,!m '<I ft. at 9c fL ot leue •t FREE APPRAISAL a: lP;,.og.~-~~l.223~~Com~~M~..a~., ~~~~~==~~~/Ironing 6755
:.-.-------dwhr, pr. fyi p&tie $140 BR blk le> ccean, lncHvid, THE FOX COMPANY $l7S mo. C.M. area. 546-0041 PROMPI' SElt.VTCE .: 6"lQ Child Cart 66101 ---------1
t BR. tum. ll(Jt. $140; 2 BR. 2 Adults. 1843 Po men a. deck I: p.tio. 67J.-11M, 2863 Eaat Coast Hiwa.y, O:lM
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Sattler Mortgqe Co., Inc. Annauneemtinfl JRCMNG in my home $1.25
Ba. fum. aipt. nss. Uti.t. 548-6351 536-lJlS. See at 14 Ii: Walnut. 673-94f6 673-4978 Lott 100 336 E. l'l'th st., Coata Me11. H I h S udl. CHll.J>.Qlft, my home days, hr. ~ Santa Ana
paid. % Blk. from beach. SPAC. 4 BR. Townhouae, HB ' PORTAF1NA LAGUNA &f2-2Jn 54:S-0611. Llfette ee t t O fenc'd yd, 10!,I er play equip. Heights.
1209 W. Ba1boa BI v d . • NeWpCJrt Upper Bay. Pool. 2 BR., 1% ba., fl\ll., blt·ins; WALK TO BEACH Panoramic View LotJ Evet. 673-1800 642.UST Hospital.Uy It Cl'1r Motto Hot luocbea. vie. St Jobn'1 "rn"o"N;;;IN;;:G"°w=.._:::Jt-ed:.-. '"'12..-,..::=1
Be.lboe. 494-6!89 Rec. lacli. Qtildren, pet.I wuher/dryer; pool. AdUlta. 12 Unit.I, Newport &.ch. All White and coa.M-=I~MASSA~ Dl'l Baker, C.M. ~9390 dozen. xmt. work.
CLEAN Bachelcr Apts. OK $200. leue. 642-6797 Sl60 Mo. m-3464 eves l·BR., turn.;· pool; 4 Ye&l"I line •lews Found (FrM Adt). 6400 0pmi wktlys 10 am. u pm Attention Mothers M5-iTl98
All util incl S75 Up LUXURIOUS, 2 BR. 114 ba., BEAUTIFUL 2 BR, utru, new. Grou $18,2'76: le.aet. 426 Nyea Place Sundays 10 11.m. 3 pm Want loving care b-your =========-!
315 E. Balboa Blvd. an lee crpta, drpe GE pool $1:!>/ A all Octl 10 No rental problem. G 0 0 d Laguna Beach ~· Blk. • male poodle, 519 E. aro.dway child while you wcrk! F)lll Landscap1ng 6110 BALBOA 673-99«i e ' ' mo. v ftnanctna-. (7141 494-9381 v:lclniq La TerTUa I: I pt.rt time Paularino ~~: ... ~ 120prE, ~ ~· 962--2l09 R. Nattrea, Rltr. M.2-l485 OIOICE Dea Pcint cout Slater. Foqntain Val le .y Lcq Bea.ch (213) f.31.'ftm area. 546-<&«9 • GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING 1 • Bdrm • avail. Sept.June ....,.. ..... ... . ~ """ NICE 2 BR allt. $1Zi • SUS * REST HOME Uc. from 6 hichway corner lot. Only 1162-4881 I GARDENING SERVICS
Steps to Bay I:~ SMALL 1 BR., 61iC, ~ mo. no mlncn er peta. to 14 Xi G.G., °"'°™'· Yue-S19,900. Write box p 18I Da1· LOVING..~ Pen.I.all~ ~uneral1 6412 LJC. day eve AM to 5::!>. Stat.ti l.ict.nled eoatrctr,
patio MW furn. Dr _ _ ]deal for 1 fM!l'IC!'.;. !..,7 KJ-3371 bet 1 • S PM. ca Valley $25,CO> to $100,00J. ly PUot ball ~ kftten, v t ~ ~:~ ~~ • ' Realdential -Commerdal
lSOO E. Miramar · "'~ avaU .) $l!fi/mo. ~· * TRLR FO, Si" w/hom<. -WESTMINSTER l==_,·,.....,...~:-7.,-, Yan! cl<anllp. Ftt< ....
OCEANFRONT 2 BR. ""'"· -E ,.,...Bay, Sool llNch 5450 pool, bot ...u on 6 Ac deHtt 2:;:: ::!•~deNB or _.;:-Hlli.. 642-5671 MEMORIAL PARK =., ~~ Vic a< No job too bl( 1193.!511
y.._rty ftllltl. No ~ta ar diaposal. $110. m . <XEA.N .ie. s BR 2 BA, bit-H. Spp. 54J..116T Bkt. Fee StmpSt. ~ ci:r I Hu AH u A -Vic, IF YOU WANT )'OUr
dllldrm. Jl.00 A S125 mo. 9'l5 ~ N Ultn. mod. $25G mo. 12 BEAtrrmJLLY main-LOT. Golt C'llUt9I! view $5000 au~ I Cattle Dr., Mortuary l Cemelery 9612-9638 & GROWING CtJ.1 BW •
E. Balboa Blvd. $1~ OIARMING 2 br. 431..:zz:3li ta1Nd Units. Pool. Lovely equltJ. WW Ml • trade. H.B. ()wz)tr plfUtl idc.tltity. Complete funerel1 6620 JflTY • .l.&nd~. G.Nd-
OCEAN Fnxrt. 2 BR. dm. duplu, &pie. ....,., 117 ~• wdm ..,., BBQ. !.<ta M&-1211& 1197- 1 from $245 Contracto~ I :;:'""":::;·;:-;::;::;:::;1821:;::;:~ $115 lnc tltlll"'° t "" loe. Vlclotla, ,...._ Laguna hKh ~-...,.. 7% tfmea ..-. ,_ C.-'9ry loft Uc.med a...-
........, O>. M>-5000. -l\S76 GIV&AWAYI ~· ,Hilltldo .F>XAl.E • °'"!IY l<k -from $130 roerdal s BR. i BL i'rplc, -I"· 100 CLIFF DRIVE * DUPL•v ..,., .,., * El Modena vacont tota. dotr nr. w_,. • l'lidDllto _,., Con 1"tldenda1 • Com Paperhlnglnt 1 BACHELOR -.. tD utlL AdullL $1<0 mo. Ill B. LUXUltY ruRN/UNruRN "" •-,.,.,. $3,000 £od>. tf4, 5*«120 « Nwland IM-M Ma1nt A Ro~ ~Elli /P~o~ln1~t~lo~'lc.~-~~1 ;
pold. $10 -D Mor Callrlllo. 5'Mltll y....,, Lou&. 1 6 t fldrmo. CleM, 2 DR. T -°""" %13: ~ll24 6 11SWS47 ADO)IABLE ....... ll1tt& ~ m --61).fil!, '
MO{lel,SlDE.BllbolBtv. 2 Br. duplex, pnee. Ice Ye1tl,y IA&M. l btdroom taba 2'nd. 2'U4A State, BUSIDT matbtptac. ID MOPaularlDo,CM. ~~m-:o:-ema.Wtt. /--,-==lln&;::::,-,.,-,:::dd;:;i;;;tlona=:-EXTERIOO.• t~tetlor.
,_ ,.....,, 1 .-ok. No ""' to Sboro • Sbopa C.M. 1142-7472 <!3'!00. yr Inc.) ......, Tllo DAil.Y PILor BlllilD'l' -"'-~-~ w.-ot.,. l.oe Pom.t Comtructb1 Spoctol ..-i,,.""" K•t I
9albea l1l1nd <Q55 "-518-mo Oce1nv1n from ...., Apt. BABY&Tl'ING W...t..S. MJ a,...., -a... .._ Tbo DAILY , PILor S!J..l'nll 193->1%1 -Uc., '"'°""' work. R..._ 117-1311 '
1 BR. Wlllttt or y-. 2Bll-2BA1255Baktt,CM. flml$ll!Omoup.,_, bome•vfoiDltylad--·-·-~ 0-td --DIALdlnot-a.ora.Addltlona * Remoddlna INTEIUOR • EX1'l:IUal
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~~::ss1~. ~~ 1RAlllEES fACTORY MACllllllST ASSEMllY ASSISTANT EWa::. ~ .. be ' repnsent&ti\les for new M 1111
communities ill Orange. ll!nl tra!n!na """""'" . • • EXPAHSIQN IN -ba ulllar wt!b ::''::! = .. -.....:
Los Angeles Counties ...... Xll>t poll ..... OUr ORANGB COUN'TY --1(1111. Hiil'-.., ,... .. Nm 1811. Mun
and San Franc.Ltco Bay u 0 l q 11 e KANAGEMDl'T ProYhMI dtnCC • •• Ctnndnnati have taowled&t of account·
Area. TRAINING PROGRAM fol· Dlpt. Openlnp Tool Room IA""'-Al>ll-!DJ, Tiie --I
Iowa a well pllruxd, OOJ'I\• MEN ARE NOW BEING lty 10 re6d blueprints and would 1tat1. at our ptttimt I
Our present tales staff Pftt\tnltve. ICb!Jd\M • • • .INTERVIEWED, lUR!D rnak• owq .etupa wllh loc&tiot1 in El ~-We •
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NA1\IRAL -N SWAPPERS
S,1cltl ....
con1lstl of college edu· ProvtcM )'OU 'the best ot>-AND TRAINED TO ~ mlt11ml.im "'of ~ atter excellent waie• ind caled me n, rangbtg OQrt.unity 1o develop quick-GOOD P061'110NS WITH cm lhort ruo pRlductkln benefits. OaU 21.J.32a.7890
from 24 lo 3S. mamed, 17 Into .._..tble _.. TOP STARTING PAY · ot'dtn. lo< !nl""1ft".
with military obllga· 11vo In CONSUMER >"IN· $512, mo, & UP An equal o-'Wll" • u--5 t"--s llucb Uona completed. W• ANCE ..• In-" Apply Pat Fot1om ..,,..0,.,
have sponsored. m~ • mtJor put of tbll noo-n qualtned ana attepted '° '334600, ut. 2229 • ··uLU -40 MUST 1..cl.UOI ~ -..... • ...... a-wtllf ,,_, .... "' ....... ~..., ...... llllN• ........ ..... .... ··~ ' ~Ne 9101 IALI -TV.OU a.II.YI
l'HONE 642-5671
Te P1Ho Your Trldor'1 Pan41oo M
311" ..................
&Rt aux, 1 aa11I. had.)'
hr world auithl& er OCHll
"""'"" Tld/ -· Coast Prop. er llDlr bol.t. 6"75-2838
2 BR turn cando. cm Bcb
nr. Venice, It.ab in uclua-
tve re9Cd mu. Trlde for
local ..,. S or 4 Br. botn•
or vac. lot or boal 646-U7T
of tbem for tbeir ..wna. sala'l' poa1uon. Ubo "' tl>e ..,..n tttlo .,...._
E&lat• ncenae. en! emfio•"' ~ .. and Both skilled and unslcU!ed ftl\lltr talal'J incftUl!I lhould a.ppb' U li!'XPfl imoe
If you feel you would ba..t an f048 ~· •-'t necellllll'Y. e.nd we are ... ,..., I ,.,_ g niz. lll&h IChool crad.uate1. A~ .... q ............. ,. or wwo or I ..i .. at &DY ol.. tbt 3 branch-an equal opportunity tm-ation, please .. od your ~ ...,....
""'ume to: as llsled below. • MINIMUM PACIFIC ANAIKE QUALIFICATIONS; Mr. D. ~.Olton
Box 41D , llyine. Calif. rl66f. 1616'.Ul Bea.ch Blvd .• Hnta: 'Bch
rm NwPt Blvd., Colt& Me• ne Westminster Bhd., WM
Equal ()ppartunity Employer
• Age 20 or over
• HI. school 9rad or
equivalent
COWNS
RADIO COi
19700 Jamboree Rold
Newport e.1eh
AD applkatioru ~
on merit with no blaa too.
ward R.:e, O>ior, o.ed or
Sex.
Full-Time
Comblnetion
Hosles.s &
Bookkeeper
Apply in Pet'IOll
R. E. LfE '6S MUSTANG Con•. 6
Neeb qtne work. ~or
TD or Real Eltl.tt eqUity. ,.._,,..._
LAKE Tahoe View Lot Na.
vada Die, paved $12,51»
cleu. Excbane• tor llOlDeo
bod)'I bt!adache! Units.
TD'a, s t Bkr. 615-5726
Tra.da $1 T ,500 equity, l BR.
1 BA. all elect. ~edalllon
Home, for ll&ll\e in C.M.
7029 Cmejo Ave. JMbua
~.cauf.~
e $4,IOO TD e
Trade on 4 or 5 BR bou•
N"'PQrt or Corona del Mar
494-'!508
E>ocban&e for Nowport. Jm.
me.cl PalPl Sprlna:1 4 Br.
3% Ba. Lu Pa1mu home.
Equity i;l;,<XXl or wW trade
clear at $93,500. 613-'lU71
'66 VW, Xl.nt cond: WUI
DIGITAL
BICTROMIC
TECHNICIAN
• Orangti County
re1ldent --------I e Mtch1nle11ly Inclined 1--------
• Able to start work
now
NEWPORT BEACH
Dana Point Mot.el, • unit.I,
DJ tt. on <but HWy, for
home QI' moc.n. P'OP· tn
Haw&U, 11onda <It Na1b.
Calif. 1n4l a-1300
Builder bu Easbide and
Wettskle hocnes. TRADE
IU' older, 'nCUlt ot
truat deeda.
OWNm * M&-1676
CN1.su .a· diesel, approx.
110 hn; will trade for Qr.
ange or San Diego Cc:ulty
tt.eal Estate or mof.m" home,
Jwner -548-22Cll
ALM Spp., ~ Int., $160,000
ppr, f.Pl hotel; prime Joe.
:w eq. L.A., San Diego vac,
l"OYe or lie. yacht. MoCree
200 Riverside, #362 Burbk •
HAVE' '6G Chryale< Quwu
Imperial; trade for late
modd MUll.aJI& or Clmarof
•ill trade up.
""--
23' HOUlelrlJler oldu mo-
del dee. bralu!s, good tires,
1 new. Trade for pickup «
speed bol.t. $900 vah.J.L c.u 6'U'!<l
Oroean View· Nr. Npt pMs-.
4 unltll tum. bMt rt11tal
ana. $511,500-takt' an bee
in t r a d e. Owner 2Xl&JiS
Court Ave. 67J.«;27
lRVmE TERRACE View
llome 4 Bdrm, 3 I». + Jae
pool. $67,500. Trade for """
property. Coldwell,' -Co. w. Huae 6'15-3'.XXI
6JS.5W
'59 C9dillac Cpe de Ville. Ex-
cellent med:llnieal condJ..
tioo. Will trade b: % too
pickup aboot any coodltion. m Avocado, a.ta Mea.
* * *
TR.ADE BlUt Book
Value for ~ Ole\oelle «
Pontiac TernpeR. Call aft
5: 30 6'1'5-2733
12 UJlibl, two BR t9Ch No.
Hollywood SM,000 -· w Am' Ocee.nlrant P'OPf.:f"'
"'· Balboo Bay Pl-673-7431, 673-9187
CESSl'IA ltl • NEW UC
e::NSE Value $a00, trtde tar
equ:tty in lane, C.M. or
S.A. a:-. A.uume your VA
TliA mtg, 6'2-1619 (i-5 pm)
lnteeetlng red brick bldg.
Tnde aceesory le antique&
stock $2(XX) It/or fixtur.M,
$1CKX> for car, trailer, or t
""'"""· TRADE UP OR DOWN
HAVE UNITS · WANr DU-
PLEX
HA VE TRIPLEX • WANT
HOUSE, Broker 56-9451
Eqllil>' In Lagu!la Lei.ur.
World Manor for equity In
3 BR 2 BA mJn., home in La·
"""'Bead>. Npt Bdi Older borne OK I 837.J.OCS
I UNIT deluxe apt. Newport
Beach. Groa Pl,CXXl. ecp.Ut;y
189.000.
Want M-1 vacant er ai.bmlt.
R. Nattrea RJtr. 60-1485
Excellent ground
11-opp0rtunlty with
1 r1pl-dly expending
Or1ng1 County 1lec·
tronlu organfutlon.
Call or Mnd mume te»
M1rsh1ll
Communle1llons
22SO S. AnM St.
Sint1 Ana, C1Uf.
540-2120
An oquol """"""""' ..,,...,..
BUSBOYS
AND
DISHW !SHERS
Full or Part Time
Appl)' in JlerlOll
~ p.m.
REUBBI E. LEE
151 E. c .. st Highway
Newport Beach
TRAI>E-C3A-noxt WANTED new Sean Covina $61,0CO
-"' ,,_ 169.ooo tt>r m· BUS BOYS
come, clear land, beach Pit1 or full time
home, er ?? mmer 645-llNll Appb 1n Pf:!'ton
20 Ac. bone ranch N. Olli. to
;J houaes lCM ft fencing, 9M Mr. Hor1t Chies\
ft him. 14 stall.I, Fors. Call Newport H1rbor
rancb • inc, home -or !! Y1cht Club
liOOM equity • '95M" owner '120 W. Bly Ave.
845-19(» Btwn ll-12 noon or 6-7 pm.
flO ft mocrin& with 3> tt cab---'--'-M_on_A_Tu_ .. _. -
in cruber, mint ccndJHon.
will trade up tr down for ? ,
_, to -tlon. ...... •·o Ht'IU'y'' ree: 6M--0612 tiu.
1146-93(0
* * *
MAINTENANCE
MAN
-·----
Apply In Parson
Aft•r 3 p1m.
SERVICE DIRECTORY JOBS I EMPLOYMENT
il1perhanglftt
P1!ntlnt 6&50 Jolt W1nhd, -7000 1-----------• PAINTING I: S0CW. SEX:RETARY. Bava
R. E. LEE
NEWPORT BEACH
• x c e I le n t aecretarlal tnton~~~nNG * ba"""""". FUii .,, port CAREER
Lk'd. lm'd. Gue.ran-. time. 61S--OOll5 OPPORTUNITY!
et.torn work only. :IO YRS. R l D w/maj, Sci. Join ·tooaya butelt erowlni
HARRIS PAOO'ING 642-t558 .t Engr. Co'I. In U.S. profesale&Mutual Fund tall!I
P lntem'l Sp.ce, MP!!, Prgnn N --~ AIN'l'ING. Ext. lnL Ext. OeveJop. New resid. 673-503l o .,...~.ence n~uacy-
... Hse Trailer. 11 yra exp. We train • full or 'art tlm•
F'ree eat. Acou1t ceiL J 7 Mutual Fund Advlton, -,.....,,.==,-,...,.----~ W1ntod, lady 020 Inc. .
PAINTING And Papering. If HOUSEWORK 3 or 4 boon Npt B. 11m Westclitt 642-6422
you call me we both benefiL mornings SI hr. Newpcrt, S.A-1212 N. BrMdwtJ Excl~•e but not expensive CdM-CM-Balboa 544-4114 54.7-8331
Try m1and11ee. 5'1..:n57 HOUSro.EANING By d ay BOATS
SOIWARTZ walleovering8 l S2 hr. Housekeepin& by WHk
paint Ales I: installation $1.75 hr. 8J5..5038
MobU 1klre, borne app't B&bylitting in .my home.
147-1659 .t. .. ., D _..-LJ. _ _..,_ I ========\~·~~
\Plumbing 6190 Secy/Adm. Aul. Tech. A
Marv'• Plum.bin& SttVioe
Repair -Remodel --· PR bkgd. CBA En{I:.) All of.
tiOI! akilh, refs. sn-500:2
LADY Wishes de.y ~·
Good and rel tab l e .
RefeTmca. 835-TI76
e Mold lay Up
• Jelcoat sprayers
TOP WAGES
Good opportunity, expan·
alon ol HOBIE CAT ~ -· HOBIE Al TEil
491).-5775
2 Cir S.lesmtn Wtnted
Belore new car tntroducUon, Plumbini 24 hr. lf:l'V. Work
cuar. Uc., Insur.; mnodel,
·repair, rooter ami. 531-7566 ======== and move to new loclUon. OomfttlcHelp
Plum bing 6890
7035 Excellent Y.'Orklni oonditioru:
and lJnntiVM, Orange Coun·
det oldert Lincoln, Mercury
I>Mler. C&ll manq•
642<llel
Gela'a1 lidp
50
MEN
Large exp. clWn now taklna
appllcationl. Full or p/t:IJM.
Ap 19. 33. We will tnbl.
S4.IO per hour
Call 1112.m!
Stock Clerti
Machinery mfar. WW handle
inventory, 1Dcludina: ltW
cut«ts and othtt mlSc dlJt.
18. RequfrH driven lie,
good health tnd completed
---Will train rlght party.
West Pick
Mach ines Corp.
1!66 w. 16th Street
N~ Bee.ch 642-6956
TIRE CHANGER
Top Wages for experi~nced
man over 18. Bondahle.. Lib.
en.I company benetlbl and
paid vacstion. Apply in per-
IOn only at
fire.slone Stores
475 E, 17tti, CoSt1 M.11
TV Remover
S4 .30 per hour
Part time, no experience nee.-
HSIU')'. Thia job ttmoves
you from )'OUr T V and puts
you to work bt &n agreleive
~company.
539-8931 MR. BELL
AUTO MECHANICS
AJTENTIOH
INTERVIEWS
MONDAY It TUESDAY
Kl 3.9219, ut. 23
Aft,( for Mr. HW,
Peraonnel Departml!!!.t
PART TIME
NEW FACTORY BRANCH
NEEDS 10 MEN TO WORK
1-TO 10 P.M. EVES. AND
SATURDAY MORNING.
HIGH srARTING PAY.
CALL 774-ml FOR mFOR,.
MATION AND INfER..
VIEW. PART TIME MAN·
AGEMINT POSITIONS
OPEN TO QUALil1ED
MEN. CALL SAT, MON. I
TUES. 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
SUNDAY U 10 5.
APPRENTICE
MACHINIST
Previous 5hop experience
on lathe, mill and drill
press. Set up experience
helptul but not neceuary.
Apply bi!otweoen M.
ll8 E. 16th Sh'eet
Costa Mesa
NURSERYMAN
Exp Nurseryman to v.'Orl!: in
a young progn.'ISSlve retail
Nursery In Orana:e County
near the beach. Plesant aur.
rooodi.np. Room for ad.
vancemfl!t. InteMew1 in
pel'90n only. Call for ap.
pokltment. 66-22411 week
days ooly.
PART TIME EVES.
Trainees 18 or o1der wUllni
to Jeern sales &nd merehan-
di&lng. Salary, P'Qfit thar-
ing, fut advancement, p.s
allowance, raile1. Phone
West COloll Regional Dlst.
547-1782
N p ti A Electronic !>•l•sman
li!'W on ac if.:'l1CY ne.eds With knowledge of pat1I and/ expmen~ &en~ line-w TV re~.
tranmduion • & tJr condl· H W Wright Co.
tloning tmm•tely. Top i~o N• -wpo· ~ Bt•d. CM
aotrldoi rot>dltloni!I, ii{enty ot '' " '' w.n. See carey N.U. s.,.. BUS BOYS
vice Mana,er, Bob Lontpre
Pontiac. 13600 Bea.ch Blvd., 18 or over. n .65 hr.
Westmlnstll!'r. Done Jose Rnt•ur1nt
11CS3 E. Adami, H.B.
Tire Service Min 962-2990 ,
Experi~ tin-service man 1--.-rn=y~coo=K-•-
Mtded for one af <>range Counties largnt tire dealer-Graveyard Only. 2 yrs exp lhi~ lJberaJ. Co. benettts _ nee. Start UOO wk.
pa.id vacation, aroop inl!W'-Cottaie Coffee Shop
anc-t 562 W. 19th SL, C.M. "'• f!C.
YOUNG I LANE •
GOODYEAR
1596 Newport Blvd., C.M.
OPENING
Production Tr1ln"
Apply ln person
TROY ENGRAVING Co.
2322 S. Pullman SL
&ulta Ana, Calif.
'" I Stock Cl•r k SERV Sta. Graveyard Mu 5 to 6 days. Must hi.VII!' exper Perm1n•nt and will be booded. Apply
Electronic Development Chevrnf'I statkn Harbor Ac
Corp. San Diego Frwy, CM
---..64;;6-;"7967 locl::---YOUNG Man foc assembly LOT M u1 wwk. •m -°"""' Elee-An tric Corp., 21JJ Placmtia
Ave., Cost1 Mesa Experienced • ·Full Time.
Contact Bob Thompl()f\,
MARQUIS MOTORS
900 So. Coast Hwy l.ai1Jna B,,.ch f94. 1'0.I
PART 'Mme crew mllll&gft',
euy work, ! er 4 boon
everuna.i workin1 with bo)os.
Mlllt haw c a r • Com.
miulM1. For lnionnatlon
call f:93..6315 and uJc foe'
Bob
P1rklng Attendant
W1nted 18 yn or over. Apply
at 1600 w. Cot.st HWJ., SUtte
C. Npt. Bch.
BOYS Between 10 and 15
1~n or •a• for ev~
work. Good commiu.ion.s.
C&Jl Bob It 893--5375
* 24 HOUR SERVICE * Plumbtnc repA1r remodel
Guarantttd • 846-J407
DOMESTIC
HELP Aaslst1nt M1n191r INSTRUCTOR
Needed for Drive lhru rertllu-1'ull time, nN.t aPPf.:aranet.
rant. Must be U yean or oY· Mutt bt able to wodc with
a-. Steady employment fnr peopl•. Apply in person
EXP Service Stttion At·
tendent . D•y houri .
1,.ankford Mobi: SeTvice. 3001
Bristol, C.M,
PART-Time work for
pressm1n on LTG 17x22
Hstrlt Miit DI b 1 gr e II
system.~
17 YOU n«d ll•nu'1.U.,
l'AINTING .•• REPAIRS
CAIL DICK • • • 642-l'r.1'7
u~ bl or live out
Hounktepen right penon. Holldey H111th Sp1
Jack-In-1be-Box 2300 Harbor Bl'Yd.
Excel.lior A.iency 38S E. 11th st., C.M. , ___ Cos==ta:.:Mc: ... :::. __
lo ..._ 6ffO Ul So. Broadway, LA 110013 I ')i;ii-;;;;:tin· ;o;;;i;;;;r.-;;;;; , ::::'!fTti (213) 6834f7 (2l3) 8'20.l~ II>bti m&ehine opcatat, OVCT
AJteraffon~2~'45 ChlnfH U•e-irla. Chttrful lJ, rtlld llhll., uno1n ~ 2 H..a., accurate. 20 .)'?I. axp. Permanent. ....__.enced. Mta.11 bolpilll 1 dicint&l plan. ~· ~ 171 ptnan, HOWARD'$
T"'1er1"1 6970 Fu Eut A...., 64UJ03 R>ErAURANT, 40ll1 W.
1---''-----LIVE INS O>aat ...... N. B.
EXP. COOK
ApPly
Flying Butler
'73-0977Mr.U..-
SERV St« ~tteodent Full I:
Put ttm1. 'alary + romm.
Tom Sharp Union OR ~
DJ1 E. Cit Hwy. OIM
EXPER.I.D'lCEO Ser v f c e
Sta1loo Man~. Know
lube, otl chan1t. tome
mechanlCI. can 548-2104
ANCIENT MARINER
RESTAURANT
Now taldng personnel
Appllcatioo11 DaUy. e DISHWASHER e KITCHEN HELP
Will be inte:rviewlng btwn
14 p.m. dall)'.
2607 W. Cst Hwy., NB
COOK
Full TltM
Over 25
wanted for
The Stemwhffler
Appb' in pulOD
9.5 p.m.
RfUBIN f; LEE
151 E. c .. 1t Highway
N•wport 8e1ch
BUSBOYS
All Shifts
Apply in person
Wu Ben's
333 81y1ide Drlv•
N•wport Be1ch
SNACK SHOP No. I
Now taking Applications
'" Morning Dishwasher ... ,
Lunch Busboy
WW be interviewing btwn the
hn. ot 3-$ Mon-FrL
Apply in Person
~ E. O>alt Hwy., CdM
673-00iO
Busboys &
qjshwashen
FWI time, over 18
Apply in Penon
Bob's Big Boy
154 E. 17th St., C.M.
Boal Assemblers
Apply In person
Jen .. n Marine Corp.
235 Fischer, Costa Mesa
Dishwasher
AWl.Y in penon
THE RIGGER
No. 16 Ftshlon Jal.and
Newport Cellter, N.8.
Saleslady .. for stor-e at Fuhion Island A unique po11tion for a uni·
nffded lull time lllftJady lll;Je, petlc;ir'I • '.f'he Costa M~aa
40 h 0 u r wedc Monday V!31t~r Service . bu an un-
HOSTESSES
Ovor 21
Full or Part Time
Apply In PorSon 9.5 p.m.
RfllBEN E. LfE
151 E. Cont HlghWIJ
Newport Buch
RN' s, L VN' s & Aides
Full « part time
Any shift
Beverly Manor
Conv1lesc•nt Hospital
354.lo cam1no Cap1atraDo
"""'"""' B<och 49tXi7'6
Waitresses
-ALSO--
Cashier Hostess
Neat appearing,
No exper. necesaary.
(No 1tudent1 Please)
Apply in person
Bob's Big Boy
154 E. 17th St .. C.M.
"'-·-• Frid .,..___ mechate operun1 for a
""'""6'' a.Y. r-...:aae con-tu · ed In •,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\ tact MR. BEl'IDER 6#008l ma re woman interest •
K ' Cocta Mesa. A Jlklng for arts Toys mttti"i new peop1, b MAIDS NEEDED
50 F11hSon Island necessary, paat ules ex-Experienced or will tnin
DEMONSTRATOR perience ia desirable. Please for steady work.
fonvat<I """ ""'' to °""" EXTRA GOOD WAGES Housewives Meaa Visitor Service, P. 0 . Good working conditions.
College Students Box 11'72, Newport Beach, Apply ln penon to hou1e-
Eam extra mbnet abowing Calif. 92663. keeper Mrs. Joyce Miner
faWon jewelry at troUP bet 9 am & 3 pm ' ''''" ..-.. c.u' 1o, pm. SECRETARY t..gun• eo,,,,.., 0 ;b v111a ..
531-6648 Permanent position. Good 3ll06 S. Coast Hy. at Allao
HAVE )"OU a!M.ya t.d the typlq & shorthand &killl. Beech, South Laguna
desire to be 1 boulewtfe and Man-Fri.
a businel!ll!I WOIMft at the 612 TmniDal W13, C.M.
ame time? There are two &42·ll63 Pirone Girls
dilfertnt joba a vat I a b I e
968-250!
No experience necessaey
Full &. Part Time SAWlADY Hciy R"• + .. ,,. BABYSI'ITER, BWboa. Penn. apply ln person
Good pay. Approic. 4 nl&hta D ~• ' bah H I'd H I h S + rome day hours. Idell for rapes, gu•I "" t •ett.a-0 I 1y ea t pl
student or rnndmothtt _ IDries. Exp only. BEALS 2300 Harbor Blvd.
type, with own tr ans. HOMEFURNISHINGS,1100 •-,.,-,.,,...c:.:"'.ctc:c•.:.M:.:•"=---1 673-5912 Irvine, N.B. 64.2.(1262 I
MARRIED womon. Full 0, NURSES AidH, .,,,,.,_. INSTRUCTRESS
part time work w/ Bff:line preferred. 7--3:30 A 11-7:30. Full time, net.t appearance.
FasblCD!J . Eam $50 wk or Park L 1 d 0 O:invalesceot Must be able to work with mo~ Car nee No col ce.ntt r 466 l'1qship Road people. Apply in person lecti~. no deli~u:les. eall Newport Beach. 642-0044 Holiday Health Spa
for Interview, 893--2317 Call ~ 2300 Harbor Blvd.
Cn~ta Mt"~&
WAITRESS WOMAN slth!r for 2 Khl. qe DENTAL ASSISTANT
boya &: infant. 4 days & wk O.er 25. Some front desk ex·
fur 4 wka Hien p/time. My perienca pretend. Musi
ilorM, Bad: Bay area. have DlOfl than one yeer tx· Exp Over 21 548-8175 prienca in dental office. Apply
WAITRESS & car-hops, will 494-nlS aftr 4:20 Flying Butler
train. Attractive, happy per. ~OUSEKEEPER for work-673-0077 Mr. Zimmer
llOnality. Full or p/Urhe. Tbe mg mother: 1 achool child; l PART -TlME WORK
Zoo. CM:. Hwy It MacArthur 2 yr. old. 5 Days wk. 7: 30 To MAIL ROOM DEPT
CdM. ' 5. Gl'fft'I Valley, nr. Slater & ;;;;;~"'-;;;;;;--::,.,---I Brookhurst. Own 1ra 11 5 . lnserters. Must be ot1er 18 ----,.===,..--WOMEN PIT w I o a r. 968--3IM2 Contact G. Arauz GREENS Fuller.tie HB. S2 hr ruar. 330 W, Bay St ., Cqsta Mesa
Lynne Brown !I 4 0-19 3 2 St!ARP BAR MAIDS I: GO No phone calla pleue KEEPERS 8'2-T692 • GO DANCERs. Top w•i'" TYPIST ~l,ERK
Apply mo only $2.50-$.1.50 to start. Cali for . ""' lrvlne 'C~st HOUSEKEEPER • chi Id interview. 54~9983 SASSY Inhent~ tu: office needs
Country Club cett, Nice borne Nf!WpOrt LASSY 2901 Harbor, C.M. &~le typist wt th f1.gure
1600 E. ())ut Hwy,, N.8. ~~i c.11 after S p.m. LT. tending !Wn. apt ·' 2nd =~.~for
CX>u.EGE Jtudmt l"lde boy m dbl. sewoa; 15 j0 ;:;-';;:=:-=c:':--:-.,. -Hon· P /time d P •1r rn SPANISH speaking t.b,ratt· Hr wk. NB own trans. Part time help wanted
-" · . u r n I ter. Live tn, Ucht boulework 646-6991 eve. Over 71
IChooi. full time :rummer; ~t l cooking. 5 chUdren. Sta.D-819 Bfff Hofbr1u Chemm Station cm be•ch m ton (l) B27-J073 aft, WAITRESSES, Elqler.; all ~9116.1
1Agun1. No hippies or lon1 . shittl. Apply 3 to 6 PM
hair. Must be 18, Sala:y • BABYSI'M'ra M)' borne. Ken's ~fftt Shop NEED ~allle exp bakpr
comm w/ra.i&es. 494--$003 8-U. U :30 Man thtu Fri. 22T3 Harbor, Colta Afesa 12:30 -3:30 dally. Mon-Fri.
SERVICE Station aleflmti\. MUl!ll have own t r a • I • NEED btb)'&itter for 2 yr old Harbor Hilla. Own tranl.
, .,,,54>-4ru,,._.=,_--.,---,-.,,-..., 1 J1rl 1 to be a11o a com. _..._ru--;--;;:,,.---,--~ I Must be exp in lllts • 1, 11 medlanlcal work. Appl7 RN, P/tlme ill docton ol-pMlori for ~aodmol.ber. LVN, s Da,y v.retk; Sood
'l983 Harbor BIYd., C.M. ftcet,..tixonint aalc-~~ ~1::'~ Man-Wed I Fri. 968-l2Xl ~i;-1 plan, T&Catlon, tick
:;' 1' ~ OJ<oP".._. -" MO'IHER'S helper, hike. }jv. <n;1•~.dt11. ll PM to 7:30 AM.
~===-~==" 1 fn. 1 bawy 14 mo. old. Sal. open, Mi.-0387 A .. ncl .. , Women 7300 • w~ and HOSTESS Room, tmrd, ' lllary. LA u N 0 Ry 1-lelp
---------1 Mr. Ste~ Falnie'W I M8-3880. perienced Alll!mbler: shei:;
WU.on C.M. fC2..-0T3' LADY Diahwuher wanted, g Ir I It marker. Ml~ OewpOn • BABYSITl'ER, permanent. 5 middle ll.l'ed. U-6. 5 days be.tore noon
pBISOOnei day _., my -H.B. per wk Mon-l\1. Call alt 6 ORDER tak"' -b
area. Own ~-Mr-Ml.II 1'13-0'lU over 19. Da~aw or eve1.
8QBOcy oma: GmL lor T.V. PART·'nm<, ... PM. llll!t No exp ""'· 11.65 br. KI
RN for bwy but pleasant ott-seon. CllJ M p,m. fw q. oetkt work, typq; raq. 7-1323
ke NB .............. to S600 polntmmt M&-ISU HllJ'bor Neon Sip Co. l;CH=n.n=.,...,.:-:-.~,-'C..,hcol_, __
PIT lNSURA.NCE CUU... 20 IWIYSrrrER, JD)' home, 1 2941 Raldllpb SL, Qi, My bame. 'o.m trans.~;
hn wk. 1 strl a6: •· to IJ.00 ...-. 1 ldoclorprtwr. * WANTED d>al< side """"' 6 MlllllOI HB.
:Z MED Q!)CYS IOI' NB olftc9 1 To J ct.ys wtc.; nr. ElUt' dmt&l AMINnt. ll6UOl3 la,,
1AGGr Pk* .. SAGGY EmploJ'er Pl.)'1 Itel
-°"'lllL alts. dept. Gemlt B}'!and Aa-"'1 WANTED-NEEDED D"Per.
breakflilt. I: dlMtt COOkJ.
Apply Jolly Ro1fr
Restawant, Bllboa. ltl&nd
No ........... ••••••···· lflO Call ~· --lJQUOR Otrk. Part Ume Fer more lnformatkm. cd 2 STATIONS for rmt btautr -HOUSEKDPER. W• nNd 1 DEUVD\Y tvet il wbdL Pfffft' !I or JIJ'MI ca.ram at I AM Mon--.loo. l.A.r\m B •I c b. KEYt'UNCH ()perUgr, part mother 2 1maJ1 d!ldreu.
nu. Artlltk: Ta l Io r • JOll B E. l6tb SA. 547~ -l'i=======m:;,=4 ~ Mon 1100 EXPERl1l'ICEI>
Tif,.I, ~ l'fla.....-kAll llAlp. RADIO TilCllN1CWI
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tor G1lldl. ollldllll -
MAN °"""· Dol)J Pilot Box Miii. ciao<, plcuo. '8M790 olttr 7 time. Stolllre "-la•. ~ 6 ,_ + llf"1!2 7.
Apptl1n<11 I TV CM 133 DoYor Dr• N.I . s.i .. iaey • Baktt7 ....... U...O. 4K.flO! 9 PM HA~ .. 30 ~Expo-.. -,.,-.-,..-11-"""7--man-li64•2-3-17_0_&iiS40if..li2•71i4'•\ Bli. "'""'1 LMl la dllJd '"" al•BABYSlTl'ER====A°"'U..,,-,blo-,-kp~ •• tin H*1:licr ~ N dme. Ctll for appt. .,,_... ~ Nb r o o m , DU' bomt aftr11, 1 ddkl
Cotta Mtll -... 14'2 ' Ste --II BABYtlTn>l m:r -· "°""' A·"5 wit. --oli T - -,._ W .. ..... SERVIC>: lltlttoo """"'"'' m f> ....... 3,IO .. U PK IDll % SrR.ONG, bard "'"1dq pl, RY <LEANING °"'"""
-· G ,,_,. ...._21;.,.,...0llll'I iu (..x(IC .......... a wk.-I ... 31MO; ..... p&l';no Glrl ~.C all Pull tlma .,. wk"'4a. Al>Pb" 2Ull Hal1Jor, CM. HOUSEWIVD • UllN ._. -. .._1036 541.-ber.r. """"
-... U, a .... la ,.._ DELIVERY 6 Stodt -40 ~ for Co.-Qllltt -""-..,... -· llOUSSKEEPlllt -SAU111.ADY ~--LIDO CAR WUif hn.Olll<p-C.M. .:~Clout...,,~ H.8, &NL J110.1m Ellla -e: I.ii« port tlmo: for-.,· .... --;;. 0...
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DAILY PILOT il,
. ' SOMETHING NE1f-SOMETBING DIFFERENT 1 t NOW 1 t
1.-~,.·=.P=•:L:o: .. T:P:':EN~. :N:v:P:. 1:N:c:H:E:R:. =··''.' ... \·\~Tl 1 3 line~ 2 times 's 2°0 ..... :.:!!',::2~0-,220 11
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No ltllli .... $50
,,_ S.,: •cHAISE m""
JOBS• IMPLOYMEN·t JOBS• lltlPLOYltlENT lt\EllCHANDISI POii lt\EllCHAHDISE FOii lt\EllCHANDISI FOR MERCHANDISE FOii MERCHANDISI FOR MEllCHANDISI POii lt\lllCHANDISI FOR
Holp.Wontocl
Women
SALi AND TRADE SALi AND TRADB Jolno Mon, Wom. 75001-----------------_!!.LI AND TllADI ULI AND TRADE SALi A~D TllA~~-SALi AND TRADI SALi ANO TltADI
7400
lADIES
SHOE SALES
Experienced
Lodlff S"-
Exe@lll'!ll.t comm'"'°" I bme-
If you have eome Jeiu'e tits.
time with your dUldren in
school and woold enjoy •
ApPb' kl penon
10 • 4 Mon tbru Fri
uew challena;e, we ha~ lal·
!ti posi~ open f<:r full
ttme or 11 to 3. Otters Im-
mediate liberal diacounll.
Applyo
IUFFUM'S
Fashion Island
Nowport Booch
ROBlllSOM'S
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
Furnlture IOOO Fumltul'9 , . IOOO Furniture IOOOFurnlturo IOOO Pl•nos l Orgono 1130 Tolm1lon l205 llllocelW-MOO
~ KNABE eomolo, IOOd cm-<XlUlR TV. !\CA _.,, Decorator dlt1on. $496. -o1• mol>opey ..... New Ma11ufoc1..-s'
... Spanish '""'"""' .........i ...,. c•--Out! 11-1 •• con .. llotlon of -.000.00 M-.. ,,. -a ... Solo I022 °""" tubo. blab --s,.nl•h and MedlterranNn Furnltur• SU rran-n $250. ~1..a WMtminster, • w.. w...w ... Siii
Al tMw l•JI ~ lr.M N.-, HouMhold Moving S1lel Newport Habtl 2 bib e ......,.....,. .. ww.
A D ........ .,,.... H ..... 0. D...,..,. Bought Mlnuf1cture(t Sh~room Simples EVERYTHING MUS'l' GO! below 15th St. ~. • ......... ,......
Items as follows: Gorgequs 8 It. custom quilted At Terrific Savmgs! Chain • all lduda • 96 ,...,ia • -.. -
10fa wilh separate loose pillows with heavy oak 8' Wood carved arm divan, lg. man's chair: belge carpeting. Mapl.I'! a: Ma. HI-Ff & Stereo 1210 • ,......_ c....
lrim decor and matching choir, 3 matching oak beaut. fabrics. ~ Pc hex.eon dark oak din. hoe tab! ... Poppyral1 Rooot-FACTORY 2NDs
occas.lonal tables, (2) 58" tall decorator lamps, set, w /black or avocado framed chain; 5 Pc er China. French Prov bedd !:° .;.:" :,i..;:
hanging chain swag lamps in wrought iron, an BR set. ).cir Mr, & Mrs. dresser, lg mirror, aet:. neW cond. LAmps, Iha · chllnpr. Left Oil 11.y+ ht...s.,t. 14"' Ol:lyl
8-piece king size masler bedroom suite In pecan 2 commodes, decorative headboard in Span-... Komada BBQ. Brown way. Pay bal. ol S'1L .. S"'... suns
led "·"t t I wilh t ualit '·' -• d d · wig&: cast'. VM record pl.yr. '"""' pane .mew erranean s ye op q Y lo:)l.I Ou or avoca o eSign. Gun CUl'!-bedsprffds. Hot· small pymnta. Credit Dept. ns w. 1"' St .. c .M.
15 yr. warranty king size matlrese & bo< springs. . llems Sold Individually Int '""' ...,.. oeod• ,.., "'=·;.•.,,::;,,..;::_;""°~.:•:....,,__1========:1 Spanish decor dining set, etc. Shop A.round-before you buy see US! :ir. ~. M 11 c.1MuST Sdl G. E. Stereo 1 yr u FLORESCENI' li&btl OJ --RJ=N....,,Pf""OP=Lf=---1 ----t1m.ot VALUE $195-FULL PRICE $429.95 """""°'d & omall d•ctrk old.xtnt<Oud.nowcliammd amp, 8 It. 4 .,.., ""'o0"-
--------., MUST SACRIFICE $698 00 or term1 a low •• $3.00 week ai>tJI. Misc be.by tum. Hoon need11'!. Best OUer ~25.54 Ptrlect c:cnd $15 "-· Bdl1e
FOR ONLY .................................... • No Down-Use Our Store Charge Plan t~. Frt ... t-sun. n> er,..w MARANTZ lB Duol 1Dl9 Shur board $20. Mini blko 6 II)
Public Relations
& Sales
$350. month ulary + com-
mlsslop + auto ellowance.
Experience pl"efern!d but
not necessary. Excellent op.
portuni.ty with career po-
tential. Call
Mr. Mewes 646-9331
Bctwren 8: 30 & 12 noon
Hostess
Apply In Person
Wu Ben's
333 Bayside Drive
. Newport Beach
EASY Day work $1.65 up. 4-ti
hours, 2-5 day week. Read
to ~tlred St. markl'!t in-
vestor, an11 phone, keep
simple records (iDter'ut in
stock.s and some offioe skills
desirable). Lite cleaning of
Bayfront trailer o f f i c e •
54&-7331
NEEDED FOR
• Bus Boyt
• B1rkMps
• Waltruses
College type kr full or part
time.
MR OO'S
t!~ ~1~._':,= t~~. No Fancy Front-BUT Quality Values Inside A~ .. Uttle Balboa Isle. VlS Antema ~stem, rotor $150. 9/o ftel, w/llnt ._
• c .. •a Appoo•N •••• ,,. .. ,, APPROVED FURNITURE Gor ... Sale Sat & Sun Ect .• mo. old ""°· 67l-ll51 polo 165. Boyo Sdlwlm bike
2159 HARBOR COSTA MESA G. E. refrl&· 17 cu ft; com-s10, Llimbrl'!tta·motono:io1'r-
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I .-, ] 12 Years same loc~tion-sake owners i:neacr; · BBL • h 0 ta: u n : 5rertlng Goodt 1500 1966 12Sce $150. W.tl coode
l . Furniture ~ 0 ,1119.9 ~ :;':.."::;;.:,1 ~~ Four ;15..;.ea:.,,~~~:
11144 Newport Boulovord, Cosio MolO (onlyl ~ Sundoy 1°"1 pedlo "t 2'64 "'""" Pt., McGrel)Or Jump ~ $35. Pool ""~ S<lf.9660 c.M. 546-13SO Woods sso. 962-••••
C H .. --=,,..-,o-----,--:--1 l600 W. Dllf wy Every night 'til 9 -Wed. $1t. & Sun 'til 6 SUPER. NElW HooYtr rug le floor Newport Beich 1 _ , •' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! · HOUSEHOLD SALE! For S 1 l e. Matched, palilher • ~ $15:
•-Cl k I~ ,; Furniture aooo Mopto oooch & chair A ·~ 03 Stiff Shaft. Less Bumpor pd tahl< $15; Now Police Dispatcffllr er :...;.;..;=.;..;;,-----'-Gar.ne Salo I022 -----'-L ~--, ~ H,_ than 1 year old. Nos. 5x9 oval JWutan rust u. Male or female COpen & In. JOBS & EMPLOYMENT furniture 8000 -• .... ~ .,...,.. .-_...
temaJ.J $474-$515 per mooth. Furniture returned from di.• SOFAS 01 Hide-+bed cbe9t $5 White cbut ol 1. 2. 3 and 4. 115 each rug w/trlnp $Ill: Stauffer
High school graduate, one Job.-Men, Wom. 7500 2 O:IAIRS $25 ea. 4 table play ltudiol, model boma, $5-$40• ~ Jlr)'erl ~ draweraPSlDpowerbuld · Phone 548-0157 redlrillg Unit $15: X. lU
year clerical iexperience, MEN Or WOMEN for auto hl'!ir;ht bar dm.iJ"I $.t) for Id. decoraton euieellatklll. Wu~ Slli-iis. Dld (bf. MW 1%." SUNDAY alt ll tll SCUBA eev; Healtbwayi 9C9.le race •t $20: 410 ~
•-40 ·--"·· Lovo _, $45. "°"' ,.,,,. RD FURNITURE , .,,..,....,. oold. 549-®'1 •·-,,.. -"~ ·~· Gon, '""' ...,.. $20; r6' vl""' w.p.m. ·~ d I'! ta 11 shop. Experience I $9 ftt A: Dinette tables $2-$15 .,... ' •qw .. ......--· Greek mrfboard: $15.
lhiftl. ex'C'l'!llmt fringe bene-helpful but not necemry ~~~'1:~~. ~P na~ 1844 Newport Blvd., CM 1V $1~25. Apt 1i1: e SAT. A: SUn. 9-5; 18859 San preeaure puge $5. SeU/seL Fabl'!rware rotisserie crW
fits, residence not rClequir'edU call 8'2-4615 couch 1150. Clarinet $60. l'!vecy n!iht til 9 Wedgewood gu stove &: ~~Rio, ~ v:';· fHZ.1882 9/10 548-1.290
ApPIY Westminster ty Ha Sabot hand dolley $25. Wed., Sat.&. Sun. 'til6 Stnd Coronado. Std Electric I'! .. ,.., po • I, w • MEN'S 10 spd btke, like~. liii0ii ... Oiiiiii0ii0ii0ii•I
8200 Westminster Ave. be-Ag1nci11, M.n & "Blaze" Hobie ~ $15. BEAUTIF1JL Meditm'anean Hotpoint stove. Hollywood elec. dryer, bikes, dbl. bed. $29.50, •IM bindq[s, bootl SWIMMING POOL
fore Sept. 20th, 1968. Phone Women 7550 675-1665. 404 39th St. M>t dining let, iDcludn ta.bl!'!, 6 OOx sprln1 & mattress. 2 kltch. set & mill:. small B.P'" (s;zl'! U), uf!9d twiet:. Less 11 Ft Pool Filter Surface
89345ll, ext. 2Cfi. ARGUS Island. chairs, buffet. GI r l • • new ironer• $3.50. H.ch. pliancl'!I. 96U989 thm 11' price $65. 54G--3984 Sktm.m.er, M:amten'.nc. Kit.
Real Estate Rog'""'"' t•ob •..• St $415 DBL. bod w/hdboan!,. box bedroom '" indudlng • 1.ornj>o, plo'"""· dish~.! Applloncn 8100 SURFBOARD ..... Jarobo, 3 FREE Ground Pod.
Ors office, Orange area gpmgll. & matt., dresser & posttt twtn bl'!d w I I b ;· 11:1t'~11 er. _......... _ mahog atrlngera, mahog tail $149.11 '
Major e-n offen O"-PR Sales ..••.•••.... St $450 cheat ;6(1; sg le. box spmg. &: canopy, lamps. 644-1646 64"!!188or. e arage. • VACUUMS • block, llmi-speed Ska.a:. Xlnt SECARD POOL
·-tt 1--"" 0 ·t v--nd. 83().1954 portunity for experienc£d Comm plus benefits ma · w u&1ue ..,.,; ~ SOLID cherry bdnn set, $10 up. Repain &: parts. ..v 323 S. Maln. Oraop
salesman or woman in fi('YI Liquor clk .............. $550 bunk beds & mstt. SSO; Provincial, dres.ser & mir· GARAGE SALE Reasonable. Cout Vacuum 8'10" QUIGG Surfboard. 532-1992
homes or resales. Business F\ill time ewivel rod<er W/ottoman ror, chest, commode, bkcase 333 E .17th, CM, 642-1560 Great Buy! ~fake Offer!
is terrific! Replies confiden. Precision grinCler •... to $5.00 SlO; dinette set wilfl 4 chairs hdboard, box spring & mat· SUNDAY 10.S • f>4&-filfAI • * AUCTION *
"·' T 10 ~" t t $7. ~1390 treM, -• -•,e, like new IM<W!.. ALL KINDS OF BRONZE Ell'!ct. drytt, Ukl'! "==="='======-!
I.WU. o ,VUlnl• o eT"ancl'! u ... "" ..,..,.., GOODIES new $9'.). Older Kenmo~ l-I •U\ft It ...... will 11'!11 al '"'-Hal Pinchin & Assoc. Sa.Jcsmen Indoor .... St $500 MOVING. Mwt sell compll'!te 646-ll36 32JiS Indiana Ave. washer $1.SO, 2 older TV '• $5 Mltcel aneou1 -it'";e Wl!)Cfy a try !AV
3001 E. Coast Hwy. 675-439'1 Exp not necessary antiqul'! white &: gold bedrm COMPLEI'E BR tet, ,_,_ • $10. 6~2228 wk end.I. ·-•-/TV Au-• ... Frid•• 7·.~ p.m.
S set $IOO, & .rni6c, 401 Costa Mesa 1.r-BIG F.etate MU'C"; stereo "u a.z .., Mgmt trne .......... t $!m Cabrillo, CM board, 2 commodes, 11 REFRIGERATOR; EI e c. console $200; Harvest tbl. Windy's Auction Bam
21 or over drawer dret.Ser, ash wood DESK 32X60 $35; Dtx. cln. · ho ll fl $50' Dr xel desk .l chair $50 ARGUS EMPLOYMENT 3 PC SECTIONAL t~. 2 liv· "'..., ......,.. Westing me cu • e Beblnd Tony'• Bltt,. Mat1 COOK
Experienced, BOme Bakinl.
Telephone Girls No smoking on campus
See Food Dittctor
So. Calif. Colloge
Ing nn -"-~ ~.... box $75. in>7"~"~ 39" g a s stove $40; crib Brand new $125. ~
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dldlvider ~~ ~~g a:t • 2075% Nl'!WJY.lrt, CM 646-88915 CONSULTANTS AGENCY c.ua _.. w/matt. S18; Ptrsn. stroller a es· .. .._ ,..,..., • e c l=""'=""'=--'=....,-..,,--1
2043 We!>1cliff, N.8. 548-7196 springs (twin), & ml.sci. Office Furniture 1010 $7.50; high chair $6; other MAYTAGLlkDlx ~ashM"lt 8~,s m eoUqe ·Dr. OJeta' WHEELOWR $45; Antique $100 WEEK
Experienced or not • tull
or part time. Apply 9 to
4, 1500 Adams, 11.1itt 31'.8,
Costa ?ilcsa.
Wailress-1.unch
Experiencl!d, fast.
Don Jose Mexican Rest..
m3 E. Adams
Htg Bch. 962-2990
SEAMSTRESSES
~ Newport Blvd., C.M.
HELP WANTED
REAL ESTATE
SALESPEOPLE
Experience or new}y licensed
can Mr. Daly 847-2525
Rox L. Hodges R111ty
HELP Wanted-Taco-
~st!l.Ul"ll.llt need.I male and
tem•le bl'!lp • for day an d
night shifts. Students
welcome-train for assistant
manager. Call 347-6539-a.lsk
for Mr. Levitt
1624 E. 11th St., S.A. 547-6336 545-9639 baby Items, sonlil'! new. 23" dryer. e new. us ae .. , M 56-6018 ' teapot or cl<:d: $25; alV!Unp
2 PIEX'.E gold sectional $35. Used Office Furniture TV S25; 17" TV $15; uklng S3'15. 495-4362 1'!11&. $35. 842-5846
Schoolt-ln.trudlon 7600 Walnut finish bullet $.1.j. DESKS • 127 Wood -93 Steel vibrator, new, C015t $28, PfDLCO Co Pl b In at lo n Put )'0'6se:l.f din I°';. Placl'! ========
MISS wr1(i;bt•g,, rite, to type 642-4178 "L'' unltt: U1.50: misc. items. 540-0071 washerfdryef'. E \ l'!c tr l c . Harl>or mv D-l'!atrt FREE TO YOU
write right before school. OlAIRS, 200 Enc. or Stt:ty MUST Make room for can: Good condlton. $45. 847-3115 3700 McFadden, S.A.
Instant leaning. Chilcoat ~~:~~. ~s~sJ. FILES, Standard or Flrt furniture bargains; blk. & CROSLEY FTeeier 3J' Slt:;O· SWAP MEET ADORABLE Baby J)l'!t rate
10-Les.wn Typing School. 642-4178 Proof wtllte TV conaole; amaU Irorrite ~e I chair, intrt"eating p!la. Nffd born•.
113 Del Mar, CM 548-2859 c"o"°."'Cond="'".""'':-. :;30::;,,-,-,t-u"'d"i-o I McMAHAN DESK, Inc. boy1 bike, etc. 2867 Veiuco Ukt new. $4S. 646--0663 Starts Aur. 11 10285 Cardinal Ave.. F.V.
MUSIC Leums, your home,
by profess. w/degree. AJI
1930 S. Anaheim Blvd. UI. CM 531.1272 aft 7 (off G&rlleld) tn cotrhe11 with comer table &: 811 O '772.M50 RECLINER m Power 1aw Antlqu•• F BRICS bolsten $50. 673-2928 fNr Katl'!Ua ott S.A. Frwy.) s•• Ping ""°g tab!• sto ·-KNlmD A 3% MO. old female, JMU1
band imtrumenu. Phone HOUSE Full of Furniture
Mr. Welden 536-3833 Sun ool)t! Starting at 9. 10'11
GOOD LOCATION for de--Mlaskn Dr. A;ll: C CM
scribina ~ TV aets yoo'd MAP-LE Kitcben taNe 30x40.
like to eell : the Oa.s.sified Extends 30xS6 il 4 chain
Section. Dial 642-5678 now. $40. 1701 E. Balboa, NB
w ANTlQUESo Roll • top d... G.nnan Sbephero, h •I I
GRANDFATHER c LOCK Books, yard pmes, Miac. with S-Roll· Grand!ather ""FOR SALE Qillle, just beautiful. very 1800. Brus wl'!!'"'-"-.i ,_,_ Sat.Sun. l<t • S. 222 Cottage ' tr' udly •"u19 9/9 5 ""' ..,.... clock; Secretar)'I, ha 11 n--·-u ··-pl" • Mill• ~=~"""''=·=~~-:--°""I dulum. $2()(1 833-1211 CM 548-6724 ne11u ..... , ......... "' 1: --=~----trtts, bow front china cab., l!Nh Sat.' Only 8 a .m. to 2 4 SIAMESE calll,. 1 grey A
• EASTBLUFF Guage aale w a In u t dining tble., 6 p,m. 929 Baker, c.o.ta Ml'!Y. whl. kitten. AH~te &
Surfboards, elcis, fllmitun! chain Ir; bullet, beavily trained. 215 Tustin Aw.., Household Goods 8020 Exper. for fast growing worn.
l'!fl's sportswear mfg. Gt'OOV)'
place to work plWJ good pay.
)810 l\1onrovia, Q.f. NEW Mgm't mue Do1phin
Restr. Needs comp' t
EXPER. WAITRESSES wai......,, butbo1•, cook•
Being interviewed, food & Apply btwn 2-5 pm. Bob
cocktail. See Mr. Lee -The Hunter. 3355 Via Lido, Npt
Dey Dock Restaurant, 260\ Beach w. Coast J-lighway. ==~--~~
MERCHANDISE FOR BEAUT,· compl w a 1 nut
SALE AND TRADE_ bedroom ouUit, S&M aeon
Furniture 80001 ,,,"°..,·,,642-,....,.,-93-76-,--~--, -OLO.fubloned vanity, good.
Cash for Furn., appll. Antiqued white-tall round
& tools. 642-7015/SC-6974 legs, 3 mirrorl $3.5. 541).3117
DOUBLEBED frame/book odds &: ends. Si.m Ir; Mm ~· lota of goodies! GOLF club& Spaulding Exe. N.B. &12-2931. 919 ~ ~--·d l e"Jn 2449 Bamboo St N.B. ' AntlqUed dining table &I===-:-~~~~· case •r<:a~· , mtp e ...,.,. I,-,=,--,-..,.,,,-,:-=-Hlway Used Fumlture, 7401 chafta Ul5. Teak: conaoll'! POODLE -4 yr old Loring
Mattreu .Ii arpings $30. MANY household It outdoor We 1 t m In• t I'! r B 1 v d sterl!O w/AM·FM $ l I 5 . Pure blk min. 2 doting adop-
6'5-2199 item.I. 2 Refrig1'1, bed!:, Wt?!trnlnster 893-3683 ~J · tivl'! parenta. 67J.83&2 Sun
amall appl's etc. 540-&293 OAK CHINA CABINET LGE. Danitib Modern com-only. 9n MUST Sell! G.E . .,2 dr. refrig.
tp. freezer $50. RbU-a·Way
bed, like nw. $20. 549-0115
20152 Acacia, Santa Ana Hta CURVED GLASS bin. desk A buffet, round BEAtrr. Yg._ .tult female A
9n. ~ 3, U PM. Antiques, • 646-2895 • tabl'I: 4 chaln. 1 Yr. old •• male C&tl, unusual c:akn; COUPLE. over :ti 1 or
janitorial work eve1. Mon
thru Fri. H.B. area 962-2841
JOBS l EMPLOYMENl
FURNJI'URZ For sale: 2 TWIN beds. Table. O:lairs.
en dtablea $20. O>tfee table Rug. T.V. l\lisc. 18 7 O
$25. Double bed $20. 548-7991 Placentia, C.M.
PLACE ybur want ad ·wb.ett
they m lookine -OAD..Y
PILOT clauifted K:""5618
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS lo EMPLo •··~NT JOBS l EMPLOY/!'ENT
tables, desks, chai1'5, la111ps; 67S-479l will alter, apey to good
~~;1~t daas. 230 Pearl, S.wlnp M1chlnet 1120 REFRIG. G.E. 15 fl $150 ~= kittens. 897;:
GARAGE Sale; furn. ap.. CX>LLECTION Aaent offers ~ spkrs JBL I n S _ S WK old Jdtmw. Gft7 I:
pUancee, dothn A ml&c. 543 cbolce of 2 re~ Hillcraft wal cab. $1111. whttt -'l'1Ull d
RN or LVN charge nurse. 1.
3:30 sft or 3-11:30 sft. Con-
taat Director of Nurses,
Newport Har b or C.on-
valeecent Home, 646-7765
WOMAN for roustabout work
(wuh pans, sift flour, fold
boxee, l'!tc.l Apply in person
any day but Monday. 191 E.
16th St. C.M.
s~ z1.a: zq machines 675-6229 • r-• mux.. School•lnstruction 7600 SchoolHnstruction 7600 Schoot .. rnstructlon 7600 School .. lnstructlon 7600 Vk:torla, l"l'!ar, C.M. Setur-__ .. .... nbol · var i o u• le n at h •. day onl,y. Both u~e ...... tto ea, HAMILTON PaJnttn,, .belt 6G-4148 • 9no
BABYSmER For 16 mo
pld. Days, my home
Newport 5mret1. C a 11
60-'1364 eves
WOMAN Cashier, full time
Some nights. Exper. p<ef.
Rion Hardware 642-ll33
lO'l-4 Irvine Ave., N'pt Beach
WOMAN wanted for Drapery
cleaners counter, marking,
ans tel. 40 hn. wk. 170'J
Newport Blvd. CJ!. 6U4l70
BABYSITTER Needed my
home. Mesa Verde vea.. 4
aftnl wk 1:4.i to 5:«5.
54>-1723
WANTED YQlllli" woman.
Own tranA, 20 to 30 h1'I wk.
Alpy'11 Coffee ~ 3CQ1 B
Harbor Blvd, CM -Jobi Mon, Wom. 7500
AOUL T Coupl:e, aulatant
managers: abl@ t'O do m&hTt.
I: cleanin1. 2 BR. 2 i.. Apt.
for services. Hu.band mQ
be employed. ~1251
ARTISlS
Need good polntlnp
fol' new pJle1y
Call 642-!fm
W Al TR & SS ll S, O>ol<o,
buabo11, l'!q>et. anb'· Apply
In Pf!l'IOD bttwHft U PM;
J\cnny'e Rett. 3050 E. COMt
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WANTED: day or e'Y!ftlnl
beauty college ~ tor
tall clUlff. 3e2 La Plall.
l>M• PoltlW: .-..acll
BLUE llfft • m-e!OI omnor
O>ok, 4-12 ... $311. "" rl>lft
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s.lte 407, North Tower, Union lank
Orange, California 92688
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overcutJI, ·blind h I'! m • ee.rly l)l'!riod $150 Fria:idatre ="7-=-:-,,-=-.-,=I
GA.RAGE SALE: G Ir 11 monogram, etc. without at-$45 New lkr'eO top deck $60 J>OG.6 Mo•· fle:male Ooa.
clothe:s, cdca.n-ends, etc. t&ct:menta. Bal to be paid 642--681S IJl'!/Sbep. Hu shoa. Quiet
etc. Come take a look! off on the portabll'! 11 onl)t dog. Prefer-t.DP7 with
184 E. 21.t St. C.M. $68 I: WI'! need jUft $87.60 to UPHOlSI'ERING -$'19.50, 2 yard. '9l-8684 9/ll
GARAGE & closet sale Sun di'!~ the accomt oa the pc. (European cnbml!D) RED Dufe Tt!!lder 5 mo
I: MOil id TV $20. tablet I: cabinet modi'!!. Del:lve:ry, in-F~ eat,' del, P~P. 215 hmal•, edarl!I ~
cba1rs ett. l28 9th St., H.B. structJcn. I guaranttt inc. Main, HB '&!m:Y 53&1f06 "2-1882
USED Apt bou1e furniture an .$8 mo OK with approved KITI'ENS -Free ID loYfn& loFEMALE==~-,Ki=tt-.... --.-0-0 t
k1ndB Ill ~ Sat, Sun. 366 credit. P.lJ A I enc J, bame. (4) 10 wk. chi (4) T Manx 1 lhort tail. Bllboa.
& 20th C.M. 400-3828, 9 AM to 9 PM. (We wk. old, Short hair-But Pt ~ ll10
• .. 1 """ In --pretty. "38-3'19! 9/lD . -11 ,.. aewtna: mactrinell 68 SOLID tta.te ttereo cro-BLACK Male cat, ~
ltl_v_1l_e1_1_1_n_11_. ____ ~ ==========I t0le. Diamond stylm, 4 (T), U mo. okt. 8Ga5S
ELECl'RJC pl.tar, coil cord Plinot & Organs 1130 epeed. $79. fl weekly. Fret 9/lO
US; ampWler $25. Both A·l ---1 home trial 642-1403 2 YR Male CoDJe.$h.epbml
cond.ltkl'.li. st&-4355 Orange Co's largest KIRBY Vacuum cleaner &. Bu tliota. PQ7 • triendJ:J,
On.Stop Music Store atttcbmerit.. Pynmtl ot $7.00 Needi ~ .f9C'6884 9110
Wurlitur p\anol I: orcana. per mo er $49.'10 cub. Credit FREE kittene 5-4 mo. old. to
FLlcher. Kanabe p Ia.no 1, Dept, ~7289 nice borne. Call afta' 6 PM =planot, reblt. luaf., <X>UCH • chafr tet, din rm M&{l97l l/10
vrro Leblanc Qarinet, cue.
X1n1 cxmd. Sehl band lmtr I
Org owner. 6iJ...87l2
Pl1nos & Orgsnt 1130 WAIUCHS-MANNING'S ttt. BR ad, btk le white PART Black Ox:kapoo a a
MUSIC CITY etrreo C'QlllOl.e, $13S total half P9*n ktltem. 19M
Hammond Spinet orpn
w/pert"Ue0Jn. reverb A
repeaL Save s=.
Ulltd spinet piano, $395.
8CHMIDT-PHILLIPS CO. um N. Mair! • m
Santa Ana
34£0 So. Bristol f94...n Nancy Na• Ave., C.M. 9/10
Colla M1!1& * 540-2165 GOOD Rtfrigerator S 2 5 ; 3 MALE rn.Wd Ol:Bwlb:a
lovely a~do A m11J11e hut. puRJ4el, S wkl. old. Smt11 A Green T 119 Sale cb, ..,. IOO. 1op 125. very ...... -,,.
Sept brlnp thi. f1rooua Mk! 962-203l) IRJSH Sella-pu:l) lbeauL male
of ttne pianos • orpne. <XNPLETE Rultltt ttamp 5 mot. all lhoCa A UC.
EYery plano I: or1an marked m~ ktt-Cott S1SO new 549w05ll Wt Rl!'!'!!Cl!MAN!!!'!'"!'!'Pl~aoo!!.!!.'!Good~!!.'",.'!<1'. i In P'"" """'" """"""" Soll tor $40. rn HOUSE To be move4 tm!
S4Cll to 00,. The -dftlt art IW<l40RE' """" -~ m ...... ,,. 2311 Elden A .. , alw~ at: ... ,._. -ex 9/T
5*-1'°' WAl!D'S BALDWIN STUDIO !\CA ..... TV IOO. 8ro<ode ;-;:====-.,.-=--·
COIJ..E:CroR'S Itttn. Beaut. mt ~--rt CM. SGMM ""'ttMt flJ, MMC1 2 MATI'RiSSES A -1nss --·~ • . cleen. -....s. -11111 5 pedal.,.,... piano. S400 YAlllAHA~Itol."'°' BLK Malo cock.._. ~Cl! E. 8«y 8'lboo S/]j
m«Z88 m.B E. Bay, Bal. •Nnut. Leta tbu 1 )'f' old: ms lorinc A~ Grea.t ""'~""'"-''-'""'-'.;;..,-'"-"I
SMALL f1oby Grand l;'1ano "86 5e1889 ... tor c:bllltn. -912 FEMALE I< 1-5 ""!'!
• por1 -Sl>op. clop. M\Jot Sac:rlllcet 139S. Alon• !:XTRA '''"'I tol>le -Nico pe4L -.:mr 9(1
545-6636 Tolftlolon 1205 B,... -but..._ ldall L-=='==...,....-.......,,...._.t
PlANO, uprlpt. Stqtr • Prbd rtcht! w..5392 FEMALE T • f,f'q ttaw:
Som Un\llUaJ wood anln RBR SEPT. Waltpaper Sahl 1.11;.,: &ffte t1•••:ri
$256. MT-Clas on. Walker Paint m w. ·
Sl'ORY • Clor1r4 Pit>« Color ' ty lBttl ~ C.lll. MUm • OOVAllLE -··-~--~·.-~-~.~ llitli ~ STUD~·~ L • -Olr\>Od Illdlm I -;;.;:~t• ~·· -$9 rli Mt: a.... -.-;;;; ....,: .. m---n>•,,,
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TO SERVE YOU
e NEWPORT ll!ACH •• , • 1211 8111'°" Blvd.
e COSTA MESA •..••••• , • , •• 330 W11t lay
e HUNTINGTON BEACH ••• 309 Flflll Stnot
e LAGUNA BEACH ..•. ··-221 foHtt AYOnue
e No Commorclal Ads Allowed e Each lt.m mUJt be priced wlth no ftlm ovw
$25.
brililS -$4, -' awtiv $4, hleb chair $3, (2)
bed tramm Wiiie or double
.$5 ... pair. &U-7735
• AlTl'OMA11C" W a• b e r
which ts now lmnllal but
-... jaO, $1fl, _.,.
Unit tor den or
~. 2 twin beds $25
looeh. Com•" taltle 125
8olsters and ~ ~ Blue Scotch iUfJ'de.d I a b.r Jc.
~~ coodltlan, Uke new -u cu Ft-Frigfdaft s:>S
)ilectrolwc wcuum $5 1071
gi.,...,. St-, C.M.
LIKE New, Jack
beHyboard $20 Y o 11 t h ' a
arie.re dram $10 549-0723
KiENMORE ~ 'NUber
"5 642-8630
CHEST PJ Avoc&do green
ares. rug $25 Pul.l down din-
ing lamp $6 ~
screen and tool aet $20.
Utility l8ble S2 Trike bike $2
20" girl'a ·bik~ '7.50 Tires
!fJ5 x 14 and rims SS e&eh.
Siamese torte, Wnalt $15. 546-,,..
FAT And ftuffy tenWe pup.
}1ies, German Shepherd and
busicy $5 each. B a b y
jJa.lhinette $5 642-1159
(JtAF"ri;MAN Power La.wn
mower $2S Thermos
aluminum lee chest $2 New
·boy's bowling ahoes, me 5
$1.50 Chlkl'• •hoe akates n
New track 11hoea, extra
cleat&, nu 8 $3 2 lace table
clothes 72xlc.J S5. SOxii6 S1 .SO
Fostoria crystal w a t e r
gobM!t:s 75c ee.ch. Ham-
mered brua cabinet
hardware $2 fOf' box full.
Oienllcal \abonltocy equip..
meot and glUll Sc-$2.50
Spice reek SOc ~eak knives
75c Fowl water crocka and
shiekl.s 50c e&dl. 439 Cam·
bridge Clrde, Col!lta Mesa.
Ml &-<645
LARGE White rabbit $1
642--326il
PADDLEBOARD, Exceileol
condition $15. 646-0031
3 PrcNTC Tables an d
benches, ne"W $10 each.
Bookcase SlO Bar $25 2 mat-
ching stools $10 pair. Cliild'a
giraffe elothes stand $10.
24" boy's bike $12.50 each.
26" boy's bike $12.50 each.
3 .peed boy's bike $18 1909
Federal Ave., C.M.
B£1...L A n d Howell d~uxe
slide projector with remote
control $25. 14 slide trays
50c each. Pair Iv/in box
springs and me.nress $5
eadi piece. 642-4412
GAME Table $25 Matching
chairs. 4, $10 each. Dining
table with four chairs $25
&et. .( drawer • cH'mt ol
drawers $10 Crib mattf.ess,
$15'"· "'J'eleplfoiie · table ~
Modem chair $20 Bookcase
or display case ~ Recessed
light tiX'ture for kitchen or
bath, complete $5.
Craftsman laWTl sweeper $10
Oliva green na u g 1 hyd e
lealher chairs tlS Matching
ottmlan $15 MQ-8638
: 41 WlLLYS, runs $?j 56
' Plymouth, needs work $10
49 Mereury !or {l8rlll $2. 49
Mercury engine, complete
flathead $'25 Ask for Rocky.
! =~IBATOR, E)(ttllent
concHUon $15 Rec:lining ad-
; jus.table chalr $25 2453
~ Tustin, C.M. Apt B. 64&-am
! GREY Carpet 48 sq yds $25 j LI ~ evenings.
l ET Pad 48 9Q. )'di $15
B-6609 eventnp.
O>RD c;,-,.pe..
plck, brln& lug !or
and jellies. $2.50 ,.._.,.,.,
you
tating
lug.
1963 HONDA 50, need.Ji repair
sz;. Sliding giaq door and
ICm!T1 to fU standard dou·
~ garflfe door opening,
nttdl!I repH $25. 4 3 3
Woodland Pl .. C.M. 6f&.6.41£
~ REMODELING: Wedgewood
i. gas rangt S12.50
' Uniwnal-Rundle toilet, ex·
.. cfttent o:ind:ition $18 Match-
ed JJvlng room chain $2 for
$25. Early Americ:M wall
bM rack $8 Fede!"al cmvex
mimJr $10 LI ~
~ EMERSON Pon. T . V •
, U.H.r. $25. Underwood
~ port l;ypf:wr1ter w i t h
•' C&llP 15. Tank \ltlC\Nlll
df!ll.neT ... d.. $6. 3
~ -....... $14-t31. <Md'• record
pl.,..-._ Fire -.u
"'-1"-4--pd
• Smd 1.milh nllllo "' ' tlC!dJ'lc .i.m e lock a.
$2 ...... ' loop -... "-~ l{p Nodr1c ... $1. 3910~
a......i Pl, N.B.. fn.lSll
1. MANS ~ 3 llllted blke ' r» 8o1'• !tinsn.P $ll. ··--
~;:.~· ::i: ~bet~~~-=~= ~ ~~ :,,~~; SCRAM-LETS =;,~:. ~ ~~1Jia1~j,~~ s:~IN~o ~~nu!15 ~ = ~ail~or ~~ ~= ~~ ~-=G~e1; t~ ~~ !:::r,$4~ ~'1;7. = ANSWERS =-~ ~~~ :.Oea~ =· ;ze ~-U sea~:!; ~:~~ r:;:i :W~
qualily smaH iterN and dUkm wltb aooelllOlies $2> broil $25. Wrought iron rail.. reel& $1 and fl, Whip an-hunPI $2. .lugpp $ 2 . Walker $3 Feeding table $.'; aioier ft'i Baby we.lker n
dod\U.: (or blb)i, 2:X:! and 5fS..l25l hi& $25. 642-5815 tenna SJ. C8mp cook kit Sl Dftuber -Ttipe -Weight -E'.nc1yclopedla Rt $5. violet Lawn spreader $5 Aluminum Mirror 24'' x 32" with gold
up. 494-tiOOl. and $2. Electric drill $3. Buskin _ UNDERTAKERS ataod ·10 pot. $2. 41~ ICreet'l doer $4 Patio screens frame $]0 Wamut 4 drawer
2 WHITE Mini&ture pxxiles BEAtmFUL Putt poodle PATIO cbalae IDunge and pad intercom $10. Playtex bottle During a basebllll pme a Dahlia, CdM. 673-'li96 SJ. eadi.. Wood sideboe.rds dresser with mlmr $10 2
_,_ -~ 1 m·•-~ -·b.' pupe. White and Black. $6. New swag lamp $10. J77 set $2. Radio apee.kera Sl '"""'n of men ""_,. _..._ .. .,;...,. BOY'S "'"'-'•• ~·--·· ,._ 1_ pl~"~ $1 e6dl. Radios Early Americen b ra as ::,."";:'o< ~ ~_. ,..... M,:_• -~ lemal•. Only ~. '-~•-Pl ~ Sold lro II S ·'13 ,.. • .,.,... .... t', llUl.N ... ,. ~.-.... ._ ..... 16'°" "' ""' .. ,. ro1 ~ "'"""""'" tu1U ..-..-..-... ,n: , ea .. ..,.. er n , m.... ..Kill !bf: umpire!" 1bey oellent ooncUtiDn •""' c'lrl'• $2-$6. Fishing ~es $1 Lures \amps S2 ee.ch. Walnut -
ro.oin• drawer cheat $1. Cl>tfee ......, '"' 2 TV'• ~ ~Y American couch, ex-were UNDEJRTAKERS. 20" Schwinn b"-'"".ai $10c Tackle box $1 . 5 O fee ~ $1 . ...., ..,. 3 PIECE Hollywood twin &iZle . t8ble, wood and wrought uu:-., ...... .111 ___ _. ----'·) Gl...-bed $10 962-15'19 22012 Hula SABRE Saw $5 J11 118.w S7 cellent frame, need a iron $15. llB w. Stevens, HI-SCHOOL sheet met a 1 Boy'a Schwinn Stingray $18. Origioal abstract oil pain-eadl, htt=-1• W\llll.
H.B. ' ~~~ ~ o"""'ld ...... !!:..~. 1 _""°" __ ..,,,._· _125_._,.._ __ mI__ S.A. 545-4965 texts: Meth, Shop Practice, Girl'a Stinera.J $12. 962-7898. tings SS-$25 50-5" ~k .'.:~ ware 1Qc..CS2~1 ~ ~Unen·
,,....., .,...... """" ... .., ....... , RARE chick 110 91'1 Pattern Dnlting, sh 0 p bl YOC"ktown, HB 50c ea.ch. Large mi.I g-l~'='"~A~v~·~··--=-·~"---~-:--':-:-2 ~ Frame nauphyde .1•..&. $15 -..--~ 13 et'lll · to.,... pr, ALMOST new boy's and •-· ..., ~' wau •"r' "'~ 64:2-32163 Problems, Air ccodi.tion, ALMOST MW men's..___ C'efl ... r pieoe ... r ... ~,uca MOVlNG East: 4. lot.s. ~ ctairs, med recoYet-Kitchen clock $1 OU and ladies clthet:, !rir.e 12 to 15 "'~ tab'-top $1 -o.n-e11 St ill&: $20 each, six daoUb 08k amp .. ,._ SI eech. Tool r ·N-EW~-ROy-'1--0ool--too--001-1 25c -S7. 686 Hamilton St. metal layout, all $10 UOv &!Vtl, no iron 35c Sport CM '742-1398 OoJU • Harbor Rest Park $25 MCh·
-·• ... ~ ... ~ d t · -.. -AC!DC refrigerator, Zlx 21 jackN, lliz.e mediwn 16. 247 RC8e ltane. 646-1116.1 ..... ......,.. Ull;I" n 1 n I trays 2Sc Mch Coleman Daydreams $2!>. Antique te11. c .M ~-~ H • ,-~ • ft -·1 S25 s's • o 3 2 -• 1--·-------x 26 inches S2> Pair Rota.. Real good ~ g1,.. 2 o·~~rns $'°. 6 ·-·· "'-~ ~ ...,..... 41l-O, m;u, • lanteni $6 Paper 81eepirc ..... · -• ,.._ GOOD foam rubber mattress l'OOkers, blue I green JineTI shower doors, com...i..o~ l lO ~ '-" uu" POODLE pups. ~" .uv. bunioated drawing board, k.~, ll ,-~. ~-•et -~! ..... _ t~. eveninos ,.., r.J< tab! 12 50 •-~-apring11 and mattresses SJ.50 "-'"' rn'>'I' """" .......... AIMl ua,g "'°' ~w ,,_, <.-..=:. _.,.. ""· .....,uee e · · .-. print $25 eecti. C05CO foldini 686 Hamihon St. CM V'fJ""\I~" ,......,., .,.... ..... $15, 3' table lamp SS. 50c: ead!. Ill HP electric t--G--------FaiNax, Spece 15, C.M. i..: ..... chair 15 ·-sn• each. G. E. retnge.rator $25. L~• _..,,
arctPtectarefermcetable2' mot-SS Tool• ---s1. STIN RAY bike with frmtr~~~~=.~~-~--~~ _.. --bo COil"lS (Lincoln aet •-•••1 Smallsafe$5.2teblelamps TRACI'ION.fleed , ..... ter ..,.
.... .,;.x: fork extended entirely gold BARB,,..,_uE with roUSSerie, BUNK beda =~ no 545-2529
x •·with drawer $15, •· x 8' custvrum acooter frame, excellent condltion s 1 s. s10. Twin xl1rl3~-.540-;~""=~•••••:,.j'"jj·i548-0!2'2ij'jijjjj.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO:.i'njj""jjjj';;ii.ii;ioioiiiiiii sheet 5/8" plywood $4, Slot v..neea, tires and motor """ painted S25. 2 HP Briggs-IU"l""" !l(>ring and mattress flO. -$20 ll •7 50 ,....., Stratton engine SW. 546-0007 .,,..,... J<N ...... _, rolla $4 car "'""" &e • · • Neer new gr&815 catch(>r ===~~--=~-r 1........... way OX ·\
tr Ack g 1 0 c ea c b, $2.r>Q Girl's bike millus front CHRYSLER 300 "B" liem.i ZENITH Mahogany 21'' COil· Marine stove $10. Electric
transformers $1 and $2.50. tire and wheel, good lug-parts: Block& and heads S25. aole $25. Lawn sweep fT, heater SlO. Water iikls $4.
bookll SOc. custom King size Cranks $10, Industrial crank Flash and rulers for Argus 548-5984
.p-d ,..._. ...,.,, •All ~-gage rack $5. 874 JOMl'J St., C3 12. 7.50 x 14 tires 13 '"""· •"CU .......... _., _,... """' c M 54° ~ S15. Solid Jilter and % cam '!WIN bed t'-bo 847 ""'"" · · a-JO.JO 968--1£22 , ma u ess, x ~'~ ===~~-~~~-120 . Du a 1 b r •a k r 1 spnng· and fr•m • 1 DlNETI'E Sel and 4 chair• e ., · HOU..YWOOD Bed frame $3, $1S Stroller ,., C.Ottee table di!1.ributon $6 each. 64&-m4 ANTIQUE Birdae)'e Ma;ple Dresser, 10 drawers, ready
corner table low, dark $3, n Did table.,...$1 Fioor lamp JENSEN 12" woofer and commode $25. 548-6507 to fini&h $20. 545-2529
536-8296 S'J Omvertible coocb s:; horn tweeter in Kn!ghl PURE bred <l>ocol.ate point BABYLINE crib and mat-
ANTIQUE Victorian rocker Me 1 a l b 0 0 \' c a 1 e $4 enclo.wre $10. Healti 25 watt Siamese kittens, 10 weeks, vess SlB. Peteraoo stroller
$20, large 3 panel tederai Naugahy1¥ co u c b S5. pre..a.rnp and amplifier no. weaned and trained $25. $7.50. Pet~ high chair
rnirTOr $25, tali antique C9n-Nayph~ dlllir $2 673-2156 Bed frame $4. Crib and mat· A15o Siameee Calleo kittens, $6. Car seat $1. lnfMt aeat
<Be stand $9.50, Onyx--~. DUCKS =, ~ _,R_ treM $6. Toy metal irtove $1. 8 wed<B. Bred tor-color and s:z. Auto bottle wanner $1.
bnu!IR hue table $20, pine Mailftnk ~ .-~ •• ~ Doll stroller $1.50. Puu.l.es disPolilion $10. 646-4698 Sat OU&d'• rocker $3. Wonder
desk $20, cut gia8s dish $5, yomg :ur 15" wheel coven $8. zm e.00 Sim. After 5 weekdalya. horse $5. Oll.onial doll lmuse :.SO~greepwa:ver~ ~ s.~:-r=:. Babb. 546-62i42 BRJGGS and Stratton 3 HP with furniture $1.Th. New -~-~·-$20. fireside Cuwer bay) BA YTiilNGS: Stroller SS enitine. completely rebrilt crib quilt, nykm $2.~. New ~-u-1=~=0-:--~~~~~ J t ~ ~--bed •" $22.50. Sm.all Fender electric baby sleeping bag $2.50. •-~ ns, General Electric CAVALRY Swo.-d 115 Gun ump aea .,., . ......, .,.,, bl t ~· Walk ·n ~ yt guitar Sl5. Boy'a 24" c:;ce Maternity ootfita Sl .25,
.... 1..i .. e.re1Dr -. ctrinese nick S9 1964 ··• 1968 p---..1 er . ra& ex nurser ......... 'b ....,u a.Hu •UV< ..... a 13 50 ~ n.c t _..__ $1. 646-6372 Small band vibrator fl. New lamp $4, antique mahogMy sets $12 and $18. BU silver ~ · eau •. uavY eiou.q
drop-lrea! table $2(1, fancy 3· dollar1 83--0 BM 8:)....0, $3.SO 2X ee.ch. Hlgh chairs $1 and GAS stove, works $15. Girl's meat grinder/dood chopper
iron beDch $12, chinese eti.ch caroen tr11ctor dozer Sl.50. Safety gate $1. Car and women's clothing Sc R $4.50. Sii.e l(}.12 dresses,
t ~-n. • and · I' $1. Green wool rug and pad aome wool Sl • $3. Size 10 figurine $3, men's shirts 2Sc, blade $25 2 ~y eir hose lOc sea """'-'· uuY a glI' !
each, Ze.nlth combinfttion rt Rifle $25 Rifle and pistol shoes 50c and $1 . Water $5. 2212 Sama Ana. 548-ffi41 wool skirts n .-Sl .'15. New
S7 50 ~ $3 y th MOVING -Flat top desk 125. Oster massage insb'urnmt, redio and record player $10, ammo $1.50 ro $4 box. PisU>I. pump · · ........,. · ou frame8 and ipaintings from $25 Clip $15 New nails Hie bed 2Sc Bedding $4. Drapery Mahogany library table $15. cost $28, now $17.50. Travel
lOc to $25, what-not shell $2, lb. Tr-e.e.dle se-macine fakics 5 0 c. $ 2 yard. Cedar Hned trunk $25. iron Sl. Desk lamp $1. 23"
Al · · d ... Mower $15. Calfee teble and Zenith TV S25. 17" Alympi• Bristol lamp $12.50, books $15 &n-•l pump no Cement ummum w In ow ~· .,;._ -•i $4 s end table $10. Electric sew· TV $15. UHF I VHF con· llk each, men's sweaters n machine•"". Shalt and tam. .. ... vene " • · tep ~, tab! u N · d ,·ng ma~'--115 2 floor verter 110. Wood kitchen each, Large Toby Mug lemp per S25 Elect-kero portable e .,... ew w 1 n o w ._.,"'K" ·
S12.50, round braided r u g space haete.T-$25. Motor $2S. ahil.cW!s U.25. Old screeru ~=ed S5 ru:~ ~a:~.rg: table with 4 chairs $15.
$15, chinese brass candle Sp--and m-•ee $4 ,.~_ and shades 25c. Ski boots 54()..6077 , .. "'"'' ,,,_ .. .,, needlepoint seat covers S20. 5 DANISH mndem -;"led holder $9, sat. and Sun., Old -yt"-17 Sat only. 15.... and poles SS. Go It and .....-·
) -'" ,. ba -"-ll ,__ . 1113 1 Sectional bookcase S 2 5. chairs $3.~ each. 644-1016 Sept. 1, 8, (9 a.m.-4 p.m, Indus, ju.st alf Santa Ana !5n.Jta :i;,.....,s, size · · r-.111hogany tea cart $15.
80U Sun&et Qrcle, HB. Aw. , Pl' 16' waders $8.5(), lrons Dishes 5. lOc. l\'!andolin $15. painted diairs $3.50 each.
Comi:rW" from ocean on CAR=~Bed~~l3~1n~f-~~,~SOc~ I 50c and $1. Seat belts $1 .50 422 E. l9th, C.M. 644-1016
Be9.ch Blvd pau first stop set Gopher traps 2Sc. PORTABLE ~ machine
light only oft ramp between Brown tweed hideabed ~ C8.fll'l!ting & pads St-SS. VANITY and bench $25. $l5. VW luggage rack $19. ~polis and Atlanta. Matching chair $25, good Qistom draperies $1·$15. Single mattress $10. &16-7220 GE Ooor polisher $15. Argus
--~--~~--~~r condition. M11rb\e lop cottee Hats SOc. Wall mount desk PHEASANTS, Golden and projectO(' with cartridges
2 TIRES_ 9.~l4 slicks $5. 1 and end table $5 r.1atching $3 5() 353 E. &t CM Silver $5. 642~3 S20. Girl' a black English ~ ~pt~l~ $1 :: table lamps SS Polaroid 64&.4s98 ' 11 SHEE.TI, % Inch U6Cd riding boots, size 6, $15.
· -· · camera and case S20 Blake ==~~-~=-~ plywood. good condition $2 Khak. --"' dr wti.· -After 2 P.M. olat•. ...,u pieces .... BIKES SS each. Fireplace I auu ess 1te ~ and" ~ 50 S · each. 10 .!tleet:s "-incb, 4 x 8 jurs, 22 waist $5. Boy's 2 STORE Coonte.rs 8' and 10' Flagstone etripo, 1·3 fl, 4" irons ""'· · wmg set 11 -~ 96°7=• _...... · """' .. .,.,.,. $2.50. Youth bed $3. Tw-in or elll.''· 1.r,,...., Sahara boots, size 6, $2.
$25. ellU.l'. miliC. 0•~• wide $2. )1(11. Orange A~. bunk $10 « $5 e-acb. Push STUDENr'S trombone $20. Bicycle rack $1. Electric
BOY'S Bibi -Stir1:;re.y, ride& 646-54=="~·~C~.M--~~~~-I mov,.er $5. Tent 9 JI: 9 $20. Good condition. 548-0244 hair clippers $3. 2 8 61
good, $10. 5616..12 MEN'S Bawiing ball and bag Camping oven SOc. Hijdl 'HOLl.Y floor furnace so.too Oubhouae Rd., Mesa Verde.
$10 We.lout headboard twin chllir n ,50. Shoe'I 50c pair. BlIT 3 year old $3. White WRErKED my Sh as ta TYPEWRITER Royal rebuilt size 16 Badminton set • ., :.i th $25 S48-Tl6S """ (6~ and 71h) Men's suits, double sink wl dispose.I $5. trailer, selling bulane tanks
runs new · kitchen chainl, ~ vinyl $l jackets $3. pllllts :ll x 31, SJ GE double oven stove $25. 4 $8. Wall heater $'.ZS. Apt :siw
SCHOOL Type dt'!Sk chair each. Paper back booka lOc each er $5 tor both. Iron Maple chain $5 eech. Set stove $25. Trailer curtains
combiootim $5, new check Hard ba<:la 50c -548-8725 $1.50. CoHee pot $1. Rugs $15. 2 marble pedestal tables $3. Various drawers from
protector $8, Underwood 2 BR Upstairs, f!llOve refrlg. 50c and 2Sc. Bathroom :sets $10 each. 5 bar ~1.ools $5 trailer $3. M\rrors fOC' car
Standard typewriter • o 1 d $125. Adults mly. 816 Palm 35c. Lazy Susan SOc. Mat. ~acb.1 5-615-<iBalZ29boa. 1725 Plaza $10. 2242 Elden Ave., c.M.
reliable $20, U.S.A. Signal 536-8523 tresa pad $2.25. Plastic bed e ur, 545-1£16
Cur., F'ieJd Phooea $25 pair cover 50c. Cooking utensils J>OWER mower, nttds ad-. · $20 ANTIQUES: 2 pair lead and . 2 Hand ASSORTED plants & trees: 3.S watt ampliphier , gJ r-~ d 0 ,,, 77,, 1-,,~. Clothesli ..... 13.50. justing $1 . mower $3. 8 . 1 .
d ass 10:0JU• oons.,.. JI: "". \;u ...... egon1as, peargon1um t r a nsistorized psyca elic Wondet' horse $2. Dining 5' workbench, drawers and ~ ·• $7.50, 3 large drug store bot· ...___ 17 M ba · 1 bo juniper, natal plum, rose speaker light $25, rv1aro1 table $10. Stuffed chairs 2 U\JUl"'l! • ec rue too x
Black and Wbite camera ties $10, 3-way handyman'a ·for $15 or SS el\C'h. Infant's no. Hobby work desk $25. bushes, copa de oro, agave,
with case $20, B and K tcd de.ted 1901, $10, v.rsffle clothing 5c·S5. Baby rocker Electric motors $3 each. Jig grape, pine trees, peach
dynamic tube checker good Iron and stand $8, uaed two 50c Sheet& $1. Pool lS" x 6, nw $25. Coleman lantern $5. tree, poinsetta 2Sc-$3. Many
conditioo ~ single play working. patio glkter chairs """' ~ ~= 3133 ~·-Hardware 50c • s:;. Potty large succulents 25c · 11.~
soliid state .record player no pad!! $3..SO each. 8231 In-n .50. J'OO"""ll...... ~ ........ , chair $1. Dr name n ta l You bring shovel Used ttQ
Sl.O, 20 gallon • aqu&.rlfim d14napblis St., H.B. 536-0071 I.Me, c :M: wooden fork and spoon 3' bricks 3c it you rl!move
complete $25, 21 jewel NEVA Mar Dani.sh modern 2 GIRL'S Clothes 1}-14, blousea long $6. 1110 W. Carlton Pl, from yard. lo-4 PM 644-1356.
Waltham railroad watch end tables, 1 large coifee S2 • $5. Skirts S5 ~ 18. Santa Ane. 54G-3177 28'11 'Harbor View Dr., CdM
gold case$?). 893-7479 table S25. 2 ts.11 blue table Sweaters, tJOme never worn CLEAN 4 burner gas stove ULTRA violet lemp, portable I e-c~=-=--~~---l 1amps $5 eech 536-7986 $7-¢10. 423 Ogle Circle, C.M. fJ.5. Oak rocking chair $8. leather case $25. Commode WALKER S t r o 11 e r CQm· 1-~~-------548-8721 &73-3084 _.._. ....,., 545-25?9 bination $4, G.E. mbanaster TRAILER Hitches fOC" 1967 <..v<aU', new .....,.
8 speed $4, utility table and 1968 Plymouth F'ury III. GIRL'S Quality clotbes, size UPHOI..SrERING students: 2 NEW dttss form and jacket
meta.I .shelf 00 casters $3.!"il, SlO each 9G2--06lO 1~12. ~I Shoes, like new Colonial style rockers, need SlO. G. E. hair dryer $3.50.
2 stud~t desk lamps $1 AQUARIUM _ 15 gal wit~ 68 $2. 548-1764 =1e_;:,ins $l0 each· CoUee table $1.50. 548-1359
each. Ph. 536--0403 chrome 11'\'e.nd $125. 5 gal new SOFA $25 (]}air $10 Kitchen SEWING machine, portable, c LI NT o N Rotary mower, pump .$l5. 'T'l'opical fish Ifie table, formica with cl\airs HOBBY desk, great for boy'a old. bUt \'/Orks perfect $2(),
il t t •-b t S20 Wet suit, small, $6. New room. Large 7 drawers, reoo s ar -... ase or to 35c ooch. £'5-1456 fl 1 gh 540-25:19 patio umbrella S3, prefab dog OOUse $10 16" uorescflt l t, formica
'Nheelbarrow $5, reel-type MALE Dachshund 4 morKhs bike S7 Tricyelc $3 Blouses top, attached shelf ebove, 2 CHAIRS, pillow _back,
p(M't'r moy,'l'r. no motor U. old lave5 children lovU. pet 35c Shoes, size 6 and 7B 50c $25. 540-.llTI a.,,.ocado $20 each. Daveno
boy's lightweight 2 6 .• will aacrifice $10, small Dresses, ~ze 10, ll, 12 JIGSAW $25. 540-3177 slip cover, new $10, CoHee
bicycle, good ronditoo $15, kitchen table 3 chairs $10. 75c-$2 Coet.s $5-$3. 2474 VW ....... s: Right front fender hlble $5. Jluncan Phyfe table T.V. beautiful console model .,...., 125 4 ~-~ •~ Red matching table lamps, 28" 0 rang c Ave . , C . M · S4. Engine lid $3. Running · uuw" ....,.
tall, black and gold base $5 Westinghouse needs wiring 548-3515 bol.rd!I SI. Front and l'ear na~ahyde chair $20. Apt C.
each, chrome 4 piece can-repair tubes all good $10, RAIR of table lamps, excel-bumpers $2. Ev In rude 2'219 Minet St., C.OSta Mesa. miscellaneous items $1 to 642 -nister set like new, plus \mt condition, ceramic white remote boal control SIO. _,........, $5. Saturday only lrom 10 to · h ~-1· h •--13 ~ ~ &tep -on ~can S6.~. background bases w 1 t .---• ...,to ig t Ullr • ......,..,,, 14. MOVIE projector $25. Mat·
single 11.·hite vinyl i>added 5· 9603 Adams Ave., H.B. white shades, $9 for pair or PUPS • Bassett and Terrier, tress and box springs $15.
h e a d b o a rd $6, pair AQUARIUMS All sizes SS to $5 each. £75.-0262 5 wN!'ks old $2 ~ch fo good 9 HP Briggs gss engine $25.
han.l..-inted shell shape $25, sp\astier pool 12 ft. 24" homn. 2979 Milbro. CM Stereo $12. Coffee tab\' $3. ~ CRIB, matress and pads, B5h trays, Cflg!ish bone n3. 847-0492 $13 50 S 0 I i d M a P l e LA W N ltf OW E R , ntt<is camp lantern $4. trailtt
china $5, 8" tall carnival l-W-A_T_ER_F_A_LL __ Bed ___ s _2_0 twin bed, spri~ and mat. sharpening S.S. Hod $5. Pole hitch SJ.50. 300 nne SU.
gl~ vase $10. ladies new Wot~'l ~-~ .,, ••.• ,,· lamp $3. M>-q $2.SO. Books Asaortt'd tool~ 50c: • $2. New
bl--k ·'nyl -h ........., .,.,,,... ..,.....,. "' "'" tress SI0.59 9xl1 Mohawk Zi<:. :.,., """"' Champion JS and autolite
--•• • 1 """'5• large $15, Walc:rlall dre111SC'r rug and ped $7.50 Redwood ...,,,.....,.,,.
.' .•• 10 S8 o•~ ~,--J,nd bed BASSlNEITE w"oth -•-Jrt and BF 42 5lk ea.ch. Step \addmi "" ' ' rnv1. '"' ~-.. nnd mirror $20, stand lawn chttirs S2 each. T'ravel ..... Dr H s 2 blk& So of pad $JO. Tub fixture, new $4. $2 each. Motorcycle helmet · · "_., · S4. small drtMer S7.50, box kennel for small dog or big $7. Paint 50c • $3 gallon.
We.mer. ~r Ncwla.nd 'P'•""" --" m•tt-. ~. h . -11 Swin""ng ·-'• d-17 ·-o ...... ''"""' ""'" cat. Ugt' anuque qui ... ...... v.... D • Drop cloths St • $3 each.
G.E. Window fan 21" $15, 4 baby crib wtltr mat'lreS!i SS. basket $5. Periect baby bed 549-2526 Ladder jacks $2 pair. 2
bar stools S7, Hotpoint blond roffl'!f' table S 5, for Klalion wagon. 54Q..J984 WORLD &ok S25. Music gallon pa.int pot and llnea
m~ ns, MYf11'1 bird S25. matching end tabll' $3, DESK $lO Table $6 TV tray sl.al'ld $5, $10. Rolllng TV $10. Electric fry pen $2.50.
baby bed romplt"I(> $l2, small brealdaat t:able maple stend $3. Smll.lJ desk SIO. Books 25(: each. Hea"" du"• f.!.50 Green sofa 1 2 5 <:A: ~.,..., ·~ ~ cJochn Md milicellanrous legs, Sl5, 4 podde s k i r t ~ two chain $.l.50. Air boff 5c Olildren'.s clothes, 50c-75c item.s le lo $10. 962-3978 Maple chairs (1 odd) S12.. 2019 ~ A CM CAR stereo S25. Tapes $2. 8 foot. J0.00 ammo 5c round.
9361. R:irtsmou.th H.B. Sat chain white hanging lamp .-umona ve., · · mm projector $25. c.&rpet U ~ nK'M Sl.50. 546-1300
AM Sun. $3. large Walnut picture U..OTHES: Rudi Gft'r'Lretch. x 20 $20. Drapes, 84" L. AUTOMATIC washer, eX-
CRAFI'SMAN Power m<)\l,'C'I' frames 50c kl Sl, nic-neka, Oxktail dr'e9S $2$ Rud Nit S 1. 50. B 11! n de r S s. celltnt condition S25. Wa.tte--
$25, •59 Opel ~ $10, fl011.·m1 Sc to lOc, 3 piece $2.5 Ju ca.reoa.t $10 Jax l.a\fllmower $5. Levatory King built-in dilhwubu
good 520 x 13 tin! g, '4 HP orange naugahyde srotional pants $5 2 bleclt cocktail $2. Electric ahoe: polisher $8,. works good UO, Shop
VW ~m. diiltributor $5, 15. ~ fmmr you move, dinner dreMt'fl $15 each. Pla)'bouge 6' x 8' S'25. Un!cy. manual tnr Triumph 'TR·2
ca.rbu:ttcor S5, fan bet $3, tl-taplf> 11e1ra cooctt, good Knil d~ S15 Red coe( $25. clr-S'IO. GrapestaJce.s 6' lOc. and TR.3 $5. 17" tire and
.56 Pcrtd'8 parts trMt ln!.mr ~ ~ milia'llanoous Black and wbitf' (.'(JOI $10, Mtwj,. cam~a lloodllih<1 $6. wheel lot' 1936 Oltvrolet $2.
bump« Sl(l, NV b'1mpcf' girl,. blou!r5 •nd skirts size aizt'I 8-10 548-5379 Spnl lights $2. WoOOen C\Jr• WestiniihouM e.J«tric dryer,
__ ___. .t...-n ... wheel s:zs 9 and \0, \Oc to $1. 17Rl2 WASliING Mactrint-S 2 5 tain rings Hk. Steel tilt and excelient condltkm. S 2 5 . ::::, = -~.... . Marleen 1..AM, 11.B. 847-7813 ,.._ ....... -= Oib $15 Pain"-dra'l.'t'rt '3. Doon $2.50. 8 847~U5 ~ """""'" _.. ... lllii light wlndowa Tl" $5. Deak
Bar in: I lb. ..-.....w... WALMJT ll~rd very $7 3 foot~rr S 2 $25. zn O>raJ Ave., Balboa TRUNK widl dniwen $15. ~ ·--, ~ Owntulfed d>aln ss. no. 11.an $8 rwtm"a jl to $5, -condttkl! Sl!J. Box Reftigenttor~ crou op h-;i.;;"';;-::=-.,,:::--=-,-,.--.nlt a.W a. --$25.. lAmpa No. U etdic witt 100 1i aprine and mtttfw.a, ·fn.me bttzer $25 Flre ~ Si APT ~ DJ. Retnaerator s:z. u Traylesa blah ct.Jr
I', baby buaY $5, sHdt pl'(> ~ l!idKl~t~• ~ lnire:i:ry 1TI9'2 Ollc Lane, Hun~on $1.0. O>nee table SS. Dinette $.l. 545-6335
Jector $8, d~ dW9I . ta It. Seacb. SC.'tl90 IC1 S.15. Lamp1 $4 Md\,, C'OHN t:nunpet Sll. Boy's
12, 6 c<lpl'ltr muga no. t Pbor>f. &C7..(Q33 USED ~ dcl:n. varioua f'owfll' lawn mower fl5. new pant.a, aize 12 s:z. ~ ot
teblel S2 @111Cb. 11437 Ssnta MAYTAG Wr lnce-r 1)1)e aiie• $5 e9dl-5 pl black Foot a!OOl $3. 6t6-m2 boy's <:lothea. alze 12-tf $ti.
IIM;Jcl F.V. 80""6M6 wuhor $15 Dnwaer wHh dri"""""'1 coetine «>c iz-1. I BABY snakf'S fer laJf! Jl. Boy's llhota.$1. Box ot atr1'1
1 Of'1"lCE Delb l tor $15, 1 mfn'Ot .$20 Smwbtrd BoAt batbniom Mi'f'l.I01'7, like ntW 549a1780 dotbes, Ihle 10 $3. 535-8280
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-~ _.., ~ ..,,. -lomp 116.SO --------can .. et.t beD:lo type cm.tr SNt /Dr anall llCbool desk TOPI Qu.alf'7 BLUEPOlNT Gl1stron Swlnier $3695 25' OWENS CAB atUISER PARTY to .... npenMI aa '51 J'O'RD ~ PU w/'59 q .
tlO lnU!n:om Qltem $10 $3.Z SUpptt rocker tra.me HIMALAYAN Jc l t ten a , w/ 120 Met'l'l'\lltet, top Xlnt cood. U.dedl Sac! weekly trips; WW teach ..U. Vay det.n Gd CQ)d, $299.
RUCI $25 each, pad $5. p.go Qi.amber r\CI $4.15 German _ Americ&a _ ED&:· Ice wbl trailer MT-n.Q3, 615-SOOI eve1. !n. ~um. ~ Of Ml at 2UITJ.
Laree white: I.ace mantilla Jug $4. Bl& &1lu stoppered l1lh blood.Jtne. Kalt1, hma1-Marina Us., HB -
110 Nl&l>t -SOo-111"° bottle ""'ec:t »r decantB eo. po pen a lhota. -Gl111p1r Clt1tlon1, S......_Skl ~ts 9030 Boats Wi~ted 9050 ""' l'ORD ~ .....,. nab
LamPI: SOe-.a Tablet and so·--· --"' 2 ~-~ •·•1n1 Sunllnert =::::..... ·-"-~ ft. ~-N<w bri.. du ..... A ._,, $4. and 18 ...... aod 17, ...... -·--BtJRmW; -· ' mall• -c ' cnnAU BUILT w-··-~ ZI • Ill Troll Ilka ••rv•ln h'isMuii --modern -5 tal>la 18 I"' -dlS>es "'"" Sap oil ,.a, '""""' avail. utla INI\.~ ~ P. 0. S.. 134, • 2. Yomaba 100. IJlO •·l;;-;;-:::ii;;,;;..;;-===
palt. Vocwm ... •!tad>--$4.SO ......... t!C-Mal Shop othora buy It Balboa, caw • a • -... $300 ft. 'M DATSUN II ... -
meot. 15 au. ror .,.... GARBAGE -15 1.&wo °"' low prlCOll 11iunderblrd All°"'> 2 dloo old, "'"' ,_ 11100. <r -i.. vw
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... ""' .. -15 Twkl bed ..._ $4. -IS u x Dog1 IH5 FREE USG EQU1". WITH "Formula 233" Mobile Homaa 9200 -. 400 ml Look -NT·rutl
f r ame $5. Eedric ap. 1! NI. clean $5. B!d!preadt ST AND ARD POODLE EACH NEW BOAT Ttds 23' all pa tteep.V hull 19% x t5 ft. Double Wick new! Pr! part;)'. m.sG '1115 DODGE Vu. x1nt lhape.
COSTA MllA
• Spot Cull ... -w. p&1" .... for U1 ...... pianON, beater' $145 O>ok-Pole lamp $5 ~ radio, PlJPS...Must 9ell, movtq! bu AmKic&'• most flmoua Roadllnft' .et up in adult 1967 SUZUKI Gates drel; SUllXI Tirm.
in&: utmi:ill, a 1 so r t e d llhortwave W Men• .Wta Excellent cm.ti, well bred R.-nemb!r h's NCina deslp. 11•1 l'CIQJ'b "'°"" park. ~ to move ln. Scrambler zo CC X-4i. EX· Sf6-0m. ~ all S PM ~al,...,., "
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paasware, vues. dlilhea $i-f7. LeAilet dre-. SOc-$2 125, and up. 54o. Old Pltate H1rrlt0n'1 Bo1t Center ter tested and prown. SAF· Includ8dJ•'-1n~!.'d .... ~ caL!NI' cimd. $475. 611
le&--$5 Men'a aDcl women't FWlJnr ilia, feather pup lAne HB oft Graham IO"Oll 231l S. Main DST SKI BOA·r DESIGN, con wm I , u.ianw .... ucr K1niJ Pl., Ntwport HeigbUi. Campers 9520
clothes 5c-$3 Coffee tlble ~~:00 Bala:... reels~ from Meadcw.iaril: Country Santa Aria 5«MBi5 BERKELEY JET landscaptna, carport. ~tio 646--4032 -·~
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MOl'ORS, UIOtl --WeotmWtar. IKm2." ill:..~ ~ .... !log~ STAND.;.., ~tor llD Oub., 15, CATA>WUN Powered by a 450 H.P. Aero ~ lli,..i ~-~ ·~,!C::A ,:...8;:'1~ OPEN ROAD
'""'' lc-Oc: Sat-&m 10<; PO-I• typewrirer sis Ten AKC Sable collie Pu P •. re. ul1 ''wllm b A u ta''. Marine. °"'-at Ii . • . No. 8-<'113. Foll prio< $8500. i..v&na FACTORY SALE AUSTIN HE.A
M 91ll w ,_ •• C.. k ~ __ ..... ,__ •<IC. Cll&mp alred, mots. 3 mo. 1naepct hull at 15'4 Placen-No more kifta', al.ow boll.t Call Dull Wide &.Ju ol mi., ccw:itry. $625.
• • ....,,.. -. ..... t!Y a ....... ,. ~ -· 60-m.I ea. M Geer' t triPs to the fhhina: smunda 6Th--Ol49 ft U .__, ,..
Exe r c y c I e $15 Belt ~ t:r, ~s 2400-~ _yes, thSI beeuty wtll make O&pman MOOU. I 1l t • ·~ HONDA Super Haft 300 A riifs must '0'0 1959 Ausml Hiiley, -
eQI., A rear uh, new di9
A bJ"la. V"'1 ... cood. l1lA
or bett ofhr. 90-«60
· HP 32 volt Fa.irtmtks tnasSBga" $1S Lawn mower WIRE Fox Terrler. AKC. l• ' an ldMl hi----A __. 53l..fl5n. CC Elec ltrtr. Racks, nu
15 Door mJrror IS -,_ -.-. w. °'"" l!Jobwo>, N._rt ' ~·~ -· . . ,_ NOW! ""' ,,,_ 1100 RPM "5 53&-235l 11 .. m. SUhmlt mttm lrid lbher or .,...,,.. boat. 30 TIWLER. ca,..._ ~· litt. 3,200. $31111/ott... 114 pv 56 aaci.. auto 11 t e $1 Vanity act. matc:hinc bdcn ~r Hai all the Extras bath. Some f\Jm. $1,200. Key 963-43C8
1enerator fl5 12V 50 amp twin spreids and curtains MINtATIJRE poodle puppie1. 14 1968.':'1-:e. Sida muat lncludlni SIS radio, 4 IPMk· at office, Orqe Col.It 1167 SUZUIQ X6 250 C:X::
Delco Remy 1ener.tor SUI $25. Ooth!t and Jewelry Avall .. :>le now, T'llfo female be' tn txceu ct $3,fiOO ot l!'I' stereo SYl'tem and 4 wheel trailu Loda:e, 1684 Whittier lmmac! _ S-.
•" Navy bimade coropus 10c-50e OUn& ~ $16: Whlte $40. each. M9-3654 feftd. rustom trallfto equipped wtth Blvd, C.M. _ M~'JS23
tis 9 gal ltalnlea oxygm treadle icwtng machitle SJ.S, BOXER PUPPIES AKC , . the IU?'le tnke. The emo. REDUC'm fer quick Mle. 21 , -tank SlO 1% •• Ja.baco pump 2<63 Owi.e SJG.283'.l 16 GLAS5PAR. 45 mo old. 68 ed cabin sleeps 2 and ll com-Ft. all metal, tqi cond. $6$. 61 PUNOI 250 cc. Llke new. Di~ fuel tanks Jatuwcn 65. Comcilete con--plet wt.th bead She' ..... May trade far am.Iler CC" -T Many extru. $299 ~. FUCHS I AS Zic • «ic. KELVINATOR rdrt&. aq. ertible top to 1tt'nl. A~ e · I 1'1!.u.r mf2 Marina Ln HB
:M'' diameter, 10 &al H,ydrangeu, red 35c Queen top ~ ~-Amer trlr. Best , •• All she needs t: a skip. -of equal value. 531-1Sl6 ·•
$25 ead:i. 1660 Bal>. Palm Zic Spider pl&nt, ' dl.~ _, il.895 or trade lu'&er per. BUDGER E:xplDdo l5 x (1' Eli HONDA Jll\ SUp.:r Hawk.
fock" st. O! 1 bklck west ol. ftriest,b!d &-6: Chinese H IUO boat. Aho 57 M>H 11' T 642-4321 Ext, 240, Days w I porch. 15 x 31 without Reblt q , lmmac. ~
l'lacmti&. Sat-Bun PM Maple $1.25 Amayrllls, red otMI pickup to tow. $495. 968-1197. ~1742 Eves. pm Furn PlD) Ullfln. aft 5
su:rr car set, banked 45c Bamboo dwld 25c Sue-LARGE ' )T Appy-welab MUsr RD. :Ii' Cab. Crull« VACATION Spedal! 548-8614 1:.,.:;,--;1""=-=..,Sta=11oo=-•w"-.. =-..
1961 UNITS OF EVERY l:ATSUN
DESCRIPTION SOLD --,6-5-D-.-TS-U-N--I
JUST ABOVE ..
COST
e CAMPERS e HOUSE CARS e MOTOR HOMES
Sport Pick .... Xlol ...... Sl!I
cub dda or 'It'd taa tndt.
Pymts $32.11 mo. Dir, OM:.
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ENGUSH FORD
, 2 CUSt 2 eantrol1en culents 25c • 6: Succulents mare poaJ. Gentle, sweet T"1'l 9CM'V $1915. U' trblp; 1966 Oil cntt 17' sp.!ed bol.t ClHnl See to Appredate. Mlm-...-,. ,,.,_.,., Anl~ 2Sc. Mav· -tioo. l'!nl ID< llW. °""'rd Wizard. 11 i o. 65 VW IUJlroof Aok $1,000 MOTOR HOMES 921S Good b'ao•. ,.._ ,200,000 Wortl. of
full 1lze, sell-inked ing. 401 CabrilJo St. O:lr-children. $250. 536-1731 ~ • Cliev vs enr. Inboard • 40 ,98 Honda eo, :dnt Trucks I Campen _
,f?.S. 9 x 9 .udlrella tcit. no Tustirl GERMAN Short hair t d hn. q1na1 -radio -all ceind. $595 or bHt
fOles $4 3 burner camp stove DR E s s ER $25 ~ pointer pups, AKC, diam-Sall boats 9010 leather Int Sid bar mounted otter. 548-94513
ll5 85 HP Chen gaa engine Birdwye Maple $15 Small ploll Hne. m. Jumin, CdM Sl At.> ill engint -plus brand 11ew J1th. bullttn dutch $1D 1 desk $10 T.V .good ccndltioa 675-2868 21" K1n&I ~ P· Coleman campina: outflt
fdlni-hlke wheel and ~ $1 lute Top Cood. Atomic 4 eng, OMia tent -3 way eoav ~roken metal detector si $25. Typewrittt, portable, CUSI'OM Made •ettem aad-2 yn: old. Head, plley, ra.· cooler_ 2ptsnowUte1u&' ~
)°ln!MX>CJ $1 take all, Stnall ~ ~Ing lroo.fi die. No carvin&, wkl.t tree. d1o, bow pulpit, lite Unet. 3 burner camp itove -·eP'esaor $6 Record Cabrlll St Tultln $400 . or belt OU.tr. Call Aaldng $7 ,«XI, lantern 300 Witts -2 a1eep-yer $3 Car cooler $3 ° ·corner · anytime 837~ 54' Ooeen ractnc Yawl. Ea.at-1111 hap -all fot $3295.00
auldhtg goU clubs, j SOLID Traller ax 1 ~. $5. AKC, Irllh Setter, all lhott em Owner. Must tell! Alk· 100 % !ln&ncln& 0 . A. C,
4 iroos 6 Mill baa: Record player $10 2l TV trained 1 yr d.d $100. in& ~.cm. 675-.2147 (private party)
:em 'cart ~ 5 liwce $25, Radto $3 Electric ~atf6PM • 36'1..J&l'UllRaoe.Tapcmd! MUST $ELLI
bedroon1 set walnut tun heeter $2. 150% E. 18th SL $1!.500. '61Glaspar17' w/M cnit.
Dreuor' sis, Mrnr 15 C.M. 543-'529 TRANSPORTATION DAVID L. FRASER u uo. Pwer Ult~"::,,,., A
standl $5 each. Head-TIWNK $15 NPW G . E · 9000 CAIL: (])uck Avery new Zlt!ll&n trailer. $2850.
$10 Rem In rt on touter $15 8' x 8' rtraw rua loats I Yachts 34)f Vla ~. N.B. &U-5333 I========
... _.., 115 Old 11 llola pillows 50c eocb. FREEi f/13.5252 * '""""' Evra AllJJW MolorcyclH 9300
le'Wing madne in old, okl Moaatcs $7.50 548-6797. 2nl SANTANA 22 16' SW CRAFI' with --~-----
?hinet S.20 Laq:e bee-keg Canyoo Dr. Buie Boating Claun Bow Pulpit, J.Jte..lirw. Full trlr, Fui4' equlp .. Ml.hog. A: 250 cc YAMAHA 1964. Good ~ 22 bl PORTABLE 'IV 17,, $25. 24,, Otte.~ to Public by radii& equ1pped 4 Saa. cl.us. 50 HP Evintude. Im-cond $250 or trade en ear Gr••"• wittl +tie N-1thy1~•·
arll w·~ut ~,·_ "", ,w,ndlJO' Bolboa Power Squaclron .,__ .. H...'.. .. G .. 11-.' mac. cood. After 6 PM 968-4386 • C!ll•• 1t•l11tff DT·I'• '~"'
.....,. LC&U -.o TV atand $25 Both work .311:'11:p& rour, cou, ~· 548-46i8 "H•rlty leby," 4Sar401
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~ cotfee $25 each. SuncMy very good. Vacuum dnnl!!' Startina: 7 PM Mon. Sept, 16 t HP Evtmude, Com.pus, BEAUTIFUL Sid b '68 MONTESA 250 -$450 c;,,.,, • Swlnth•t Y1111oh1
ly. 9 AM~. Nothing 646-1525 at N8'WPOl'l Harbor YM!ht etc.. Hull A: deck white, Non-oat· ~tumin&: to tcbool, MUST O.el•r.
Id be(Ote -~ ~AM. CI~ .... T.1, W.,J'Q An., New-lkid Light Blue, Span black Equ~mt. Mercury lDOO SELL! 6'-t-«J9B ========I 1963 K.umam Ghia. Red
Capital c Ml CLCC<S, 400 cky il5 Battery porf'"!lilcb. "t-1''1 IDVANCE Anodized Sacrifice at U300 Private Motortcooten dio \~.Portable ~~.$4~ and alarm REGIS'l'RA110N NECES-All like New Party 54IM622 or 644-2882 ~H~~~ Scrazd>ler. '65 YAMAHA !OCC, itreel. ::s~ top, ra A b!Wr,
5 Standard typewriter $25 SARY, ll'ROLL AT a.ASS ASK $4850! OFFERST SKI Boat, 14' Glanpar, 40 536-1124 trail. Good conditka. T & M MOTORS
o hand ll1M 1 rille $10-$25 STROLLER, Excellent con.-fH&.8422 or 673-1856 tor mort JOHN GR.ANAn! YACm'S HP Evtnrude mtr., $fi95, HOODA S90 l--:==,..,,==-·l ' ... ~dol~11,~1n1. VW A Porsche TV's $25. 'Prop,,ne cam . didon $7 Drapes, 44 pr, tnto. 3446 Via Oporto, Nf'WPOrt Incl. traUer. ~ extru $ll5. MS-34111 CAMPDt SHELLS 10S1 GARDEN GROVE BL.
ve $8 Small ~ whlte and Sold brocade new ASSUME Jkianee on 195' Days: 673-3570 Eve. 642-3246 16' MAGNO, 75 HP Mere., s:::u:. ~ li!~ &12-tm..i A t T I I Eq I 9410 !tped.I MW I ft. eah OV'ft'. GARDEN GROVE
otcr $15 Ba.thnxnl scale• $5 Jr. Welders jacket, De'W Owma .Jl' Cl.bill Cru1Mr • NEW frb&b Balboa 20• trder, lkla, etc. Very ..-u O 00 1 u P P"1t1 all ·1 ft wtdt ~ 192-5551er534-2214
Eloctrlc motOn> l1D 156>-Apt D Senta Ana Ylch~ .,...., 2:Z5 H.P. vs -· ""1. 12<~. tlOOd ..... 11000 ......... s.:r.n!:::' s~ ....!..,;-NEW power tokHll ..-. $4.95. 24", SO", 36", 42'', ~ MERCEDES BENZ • $'10 • $15 c 0 r v 1. 1 r Ave. C.M. engine., lleep1 6, IOlld • HOBIE Cat Catamaran. er. fttl Toyota or Jeep: $125 52" hlgb, at low priQa, Hat.
· ~chaqer $:25 v w DOUBLE ~ aid boots, maboi. dotlble plan!ctq bot· No center b».rdl. $1096. Marine EquJp. 9035 $515. 646-lm. es«a-985.1e bl Cam.per Salee, ZZ2 W. I~ $25. slot car size 9~. $25. 6':-1811 tom 6 aides. All Rak deck· Cap'n Eda'. 7200 est Hwy 5 HP J '66 Bultaco 175 campera Wbm CJ.t 543-0343 '63 MERC;DJD O::iavertlllt
· ent 18 Twin bod and VALET SWld with -SS. .... Juot loadod. Only lOO NEW BALBOA 20' II -outboard GOOD DlRT BIKE $275 Truclca 9500 '63 VW ~. N.w point, !SO Q.. IMMACULATE. no Ping tatile houn. Cl11 Roea Mllle.r w/tant. New bate. 546-2225 C<;aniJ link,kel:m,cabinet:l.Best: *'9Wl824*
0 {))rvalr ~ 5M--07l6 54&-1200 All fiberi:l&u, com~te with Overhauled. A-1 lh&pe. JlS(I. LATE ,66 GlftYet QWleqtr '63 FORD Pickup Ind. C:lARGE p:IClr want 911 ...
$1D ftdl. Beer = Am Cooditlon~ $25 per ele-'18' Ql.TmOARO cd cnlllel' .a.ill A trlr. Sleept 4. Head &U-1398 Cerlanl 1«ka. Leet than 500 MUST SAQUFICE " tcll.1:""=· =6Tl-=:n67=====-=========I
.50 1561. Indua St., Se.nta ment. 546--0716 gla.A OYft' ply, llpa 2, 35 Ht ~ ~T~ by app't. LARGE Genoe-82' Luft 40 mi. Pert eond. $550. 6H-2799 Xlht cmd.. Sll90 or make d.· Imported Autos 9600 Imported Avtee NOD
1.a-He-DIN JN G Set· Dec.uator's __._ ...._ bait --•-~ . Foot baxttt + Ocero, like '64 HONDA 250CC • ......, 1J71 -'",-· .. """""=::--:=-.:=---:li~~~~;i;iiiiiiiiiii~iiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ !'""'-• •1.1UU11 , u.-., ' ~. 25' F/G Sloop A·l Cond -w I " GIRL'S B~ Raleigh, item. RecianaWar table, F.quipmmt $100. 644-2710 , • · new. &U--2412 J'Wninp Dr., Cmta Ml!IL 'Sf FORD VR8 pck~; J .kootf condition $15, 56-3658 tetLta 6-1 hs wmJCht Iron, OW hD7 equip d. Muat 9'11. 545--EO ¢, o::cumerc. plats; nm1
, ha.mboo ~ gta.ss. Table SACIUflCE 7l awtom cabtn Bupln! Low dn.._S'T'S-:1393 Boat-Yach_t _ '65 TRIUMPH 650 aood· $.G. 64S-30Q; flPv-a. OJlor TV &1> $25. Chah $1!i l!acb. Like cruiaer· Ch:7ller Martne SLOOP ~, slip avail., cm. Charters 9039 Xlnt cood. MW o&rl '53 BSA. ~ dirt. 250
1 VHF/UHF. Qian-ney 546-071S ' l1d. any ofter twet $850 6t!Xli176 e ~ IH..: I ls 2 to 83. Black and white • · Eng., SIS rldio: a!Pt. 3; 642-6759 or 642-.l62.1 • BLUE'W ATER aIARTERS e -.... .....,.
f'M:I stm!O. 548-765() SHlSH-Kabob barbecue, ~avail. $1595. 646-&1 27'--40' U-Dr!vt Skip, Avail 'e SUZUKI 80cc, x1nt cond., 5*-15C3
autom&tic $10, 546-0Tl.6 £.,,_ U' OOLUMBIA Challenpr, Day/wk. 646-8000 2t hra. $195. 962-'1928
cmcn.E BRUNNER rose LIGHT Fixture, mother al 12" GU.SS Runabout. Trb', ncellent OObltition. To "'J========.!..::======:::::::~~==:=====::=_:::;j )Ink climber ID' In 5 pl can pearl, J"CQ)d, baogtna $25. mot« (nffd1 wwkl ' tank. can 6H-l6l8 or 6M-o35l New Cart 9800 Nw Cart 9800 New Cara jG.so 401 Calxillo, co r 546--0716 $2!!0. ,,..._ KITE 362
fuatin. Moving DOUBLE Bed, tr..a.ttreas and STORAGE, Trailers, boats, REASONABLE. 8'7-8288
~m CARTRIDGE Loadlnr box 1prtn1, firm etc. f7.50 per/mo. Worlc 19 FT. Sloop $500. 7 Hout.
1 with lelephoto lent poiyuttthMe loam, good space. 642-2601 A 5'8-DSl brd. tnoUr $50. 56-521.S -1968 AUSTIN AMERICA-.
35rnm develo\)ing ktt mndltion $25 Ne" po r t THE QUICKER YOU CUL. JOIN 111i1 ••i:CW• ID a..
double canister $10 Hetgbta attL 548-1566 11fE QUICKER YOU SEU. "PAJLY PilDJ' WAl'f't "1>61
and Stratton lawn -
er engine, need.a repair lmr:6 rtl"d Autos 9600 Imported Alrfoe 9'00 lninorftld Autos 9600
llow ftnnal, lh:e 1D •
with matchi,., .-. 1lu - - - - - - - - -., ·~~:~=--::I Bill MAXEY TOYOTA e "· .,. -...lk ..... I
$1895
J;.:. ~ -1 Orange Counties Newest & Most Modem Facllltles =~.!.."::r.i: NOW DISPLAYING I • I THE COMPLETE LINE OF I I -'
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1 I•· 01 9600 fmPortM ._l.,.OI 9600 Imported Autoa 9600 lmport«I Autol 960C Imported Autot 9600
'«I MCA
• Rebuilt engine
• New clutch a New dBc brake&
•lltUod>able -$000
645-28'15 after 6 PM
'53 MG TD, Yollow $595
:::;:::::;;;:;::;;;:;;;:;:;:::;::;;:;::1 642-8623
1951 Mercedes Beaz 190 SL.
$.ll!l) or make otter
i;-545--1891
~230 SL MERCEDES 'li6
HT, conv. a.ir,
644-1486 . •
• • MG
'68 MG
YEAR ENO
PORSCHE
PORSCHES
'66 912 5 Speed
'64 Super 00
14t.0JOJ-67J-11tl
1970 HAllOl ILYD.
COSTA MISA
1967 PORSCHE 9U Tarp. 5
•Pd, AM -FM radio,
stereotape, mag w he' I 1 ,
Polo red. Irnm1culate. Best
tiler over $4,400. 642-1141,
ext 63. Ask f!X' Mr. Nelson.
'&! PORSCHE 911. 5 spd,
latest fact. eng. mod, M~y
extraa:. Prlv. Party. $6000.
642-IJli8
'66 TOYOTA
Statioo Wqon, 4 ifPd, dlr,
oec. R.lll. O/drlve. LJ.k.e new
S'l.!6 a1ah dels. Tlke oldeor
-· Pymi. $38.86. fl4.971J, ......,,.&ft.IL
'67 TOYOTA COma, 4. dr.,
auto llWa., R/11, lo ml.,
onl.y $1795. 847-lm'I'
TRIUMPH
VOLKSWAGEN
'68 VWs
$199 DOWN
36 AT $60.50
OR OUR
VW Today Plan
$199 DOWN
36 AT $44.02
1963 TR 4 white, tmneau Inc. Frelh air vents, heater.
cover, 1Ug rr.clc:. all e.xtru. defroster. Low se«tl, vinyl x """" uloo. 61S-!124 · 21 '"-ui1. lllOl\u Q ,
163 TR-4 GOOD COHO. 24,00l Mlle Warranty
VOLKSWAGEN
"6T vw W'ith Poncbe. chromt
rlms, n.dlal pcy tbu, ~
dub, AM/FM, coco mall,
pop out rear windows. -VOLVO
'68 VOLVO
YEAR END
Clearance
AND
DEMO SALE
m , =~~., "' T&M "'"" ""t'1
_ an!, newt~~ 1\de covers MOTORS ftUt lLDid
11'."64
67
;,;';;'FIRE $9SO G""'° Grov• Bl•d. al S.>eh [I IMPORTS
• 673-0086 • 892.5551 or 534-2'284 ======== l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'ll966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9300
VOLKSWAGEN
BUGS
BUGS
BUGS
BUGS
BUGS
Best Select.Ion in Town
'64 vw • Pearl Grey. matching inter·
!or. 4 spd, Dir, ORC. S75 cash
dela. WW take okler trade
in. Can fine prl pa.rt)'.
494-9773, 54.>0034 aft 11.
'65 V\V Deluxe. Don't mils
Uria one. No downl OAC
* '68 VOLVO*
EXECUTIVE CARS
MODIL "141"
DIMO s2794
Herb f r1cdland!r
' • .. " . , .
payments only $36 per mo. -;:o::=::=::=::==::==::=== 312-46L5 ~ ~ Ron Con, Rodt 9620
VW engines. Steady in stock.
u04il co,. 9900 UMd C•ro 9'00
CHEVROLET FALCON
* 1"'PREsslvE IMPALA * SCHOOi. CAR
l!llli CHEV. V-8 "SUPER 'st FALt'ON Db:. Sedan w/
SPOR'r' J:tt.YroP O'E. Pow· A/T, Mf, etc. Oris. Artie
er Clide, pwr, atett., R/H, wb,lte w/ tria.pp)" teal blue
etc. Beaut. emerald turqobe. inter. A Nlllllnl: fool!
w/ plusb. bbdc vin,yl budc.d ONLY $el
9Je&t int«. pus bred now 1tt car lot on lle.rbJt Blvd.
w/woll litt~ A mwt mooey JOHNSON & SON
buy In the Set llnOOth U.S. I 1--1-' .... No. 1 choice! ........ ....,.. ... tt"t"W')'
ONLY $1.89S Chit& MHI. Branch
ht car lot on Hart.or Blvd. l9f1 Haztlor BlYd. &e.7lli0
JOHNSON & SON FORD
l.lncobWd""""' Coa:ta M'eaa Branch '63 GALAXY 500 V /8 2 dr
190 Barbot Blvd. 642-?mO hardtop, automatic ' P/S, * AIR CONDITIONED R/H, new ti.rel. Vecy gd * 9 PASSENGER cond. $225 cash. Flnance
'65 CHEVROI.El' V-8 "Bel balance 646--0411 alt 5 pm
Air" 3 118.t STA'nON WAC. all ~Sat. & SUn.
ON w/ fact. "Allt CONO" 1966 FORD Country Sedan
and lill flWT eqpt. Spa.rkllng Station Wagm. Full 'pwr,
all Alaak• white w/ fiHta tac. air. Stereo. Brand nu
red inter. A wqon MI of tires. Looks & drives like
value in America'• 1cineeat new car. 642-6914
space vehicle! IMMACULATE! 67 Ford
ONLY $1995! Squire Wagoo , White wired
ht car lot on Harbor Blvd. tnt. Full power. New tires
JOHNSON & SON im;. 644--0354
Linco1n-Meroury 1951 FORD Panel Truck
OJsta Mesa Branch pefect beach car, gd run.
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7(60 ning cond, 6'5-5001 alter 5
4 SPEED 1 =•~·m~. -----
SPECIALISTS '64. GALAXY XL; a.l:r-cond.,
. pm. "'"· • bdu. Thad•
HIGH PERFORMANCE '" VW "' WOO. 646-4290
CUSTOM CARS ·51 FORD S<atloo w ... Xlnt
LARGEST SELECTION IN cmd. $150.
ORANGE COUNTY 548-3m7
UMd C•" 9900
MUSTANG
'64 DATSUN
Pickup
ni. popular and hud w ttnd
mociel! ll't red and bas 4
~ tn,nsm'ssioo, a real
mileage maker .
$1095
Can finance all or pvt Pay-
mente u low u $22.00 per
mo 0.A.C.
ELMORE
MOTORS
TOYOTA
Ph. 1194-3320
15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
UMd Co" 9900
OLDSMOBILE
'66 OLDS Delta 4 Dr. M
1ell our b8utltutly
for merry okiamoblle. It
factory air condllk>nint
other nice acce 11o r i •
$2250.00 Sacrtftce 0 I .
Pbooe 545-8278 or
'62 OLDS 98 4 dr Jlnlid :.i.
Hydromatic & brio ;I.Ill
reblt. Full pwr. FirSl 1
takea. 968-tl'll
'63 OLDS 98, blue coupe, ~
cmd. () pwr, ww, nidlo.
mac. $995. fi73.-0194
· PLYMOUTH ..l.
4 SPEED 4 SPEED ~
SPECIALISTS SPECIALISTS ,'
HIGH PERFORMANCE HIGH PERFORMANCE
LARGEST SELECTJON IN CUSTOM CARS -,T
ORANGE COUNTY LARGEST SELECTION IN
CUSTOM CARS ORANGE COUNTY
Selected Auto Selected Auto ;
Center Center ·•
13032 Harbor Blvd. 537-4646 13032 Harbor Blvd. 537~
'6a CONV. 289 V·S. 3 spd '65 PLY. Spt FUry lS3 4 bl.
.standard. Xlnt cood. R/H. Tocq. Flt. a.la.., Vibr~.
Would cost Sl,496 on drlr lot. mags, astros, 11" chea1eti!,
Prl prty I owntt. Transfer· air shocia tach. StiJdna
red. Sl325. Must I e 11 ! $1700. Butch 962--3664
llJl-1138 '63 Plymouth Sta Wag. El.
'65 MUSTANG 2-2 Fastback. Cond. Ortg owner $900 S
Blue with white interior. 2S9 best oiler! 499-2481 aft 5. 1;
V8 w/4 barrel carb. 4 IP· 1 Ex cond · •'""" '65 2 door Ileleveder oonv~
or ~Uer. ·~tire& . ....,..,, tible. Take over paymenfa..
-~~~~~~-o--.I 646-7836 Clearance '62 PORSCHE, oew paint, ' -m• rim•. •ltt. """"""-
1500 CC· UIS. 40 hp • S235. '55 CHEV. 2 dr hd~. l27 cu.
1300 a:: · Sl25. 36 hp • S155. in., 350 Hp, 4 8ipCf bunt, new
642--0350, Mfi..7670 Eves. Jll. ?tfany '1l'tral. :Im $550.
'6.5 VW AM/FM radio, wood takes. 64.2-1044 Selected Auto '58 FORD "'cu, • BBL • .,.., 1967 MUSTANG, 6 cly, 3 spd. -==~-~--=~I Radio. Lime-gold color. Top '62 FURY Conv. Great. Gd Center paint, new upholstery, new
·-carpetlne. 646-0698
wheel Good tires. Xlnt Autos Wanted 9700 """·
.. \ AND $2600 546--0078, 49M521 Att.
DEMO SALE .:;':.VE,_,,_ m. '"''
_.. oriOOI\ top, cir v.indow. New paint .. .._.,,.., Ol'i owner, ~...., ......
642-4178 & tires. Ask S4~/642-1583
* &46-5432 *
SEE US TODAY! wheels, 'AM/FM radio, 5 '64. VW Must see. Beautiful
L gpd. trans.; lo mi. !162--&392 !i4•·0JOJ -67J·11t0 green $50, dvwn OAC
61111 '9...:1 '59 PORSCHE 1600 Super 1970 HAllOl ILYD. payments only $33 per mo. tUI' UUIO coupe Immacul.ate CJ)()()f. COSTA MISA &t2-46l5
""'"RTS tion. • * 642-l98l '63 GOLD VW Deluxe nice IJT\I car. No down. o Ac '66 VW Deluxe Special. Extra
"
_, $31 clean. No down O AC, RENAULT paym•n o~y I"' mo. ;_ -~ c M ,,,_,,....... .,..., ~,,..., Payments aily $44 per mo.
-J1d.l"VU1. • • ~ ~..... 842-4615
MG _LEA_V_IN_G_T_own-.-.,-.,-... -ult '66 VW Sundla.l Camper, tully
1 ~ 1 • ..... '67 V\V Deluxe. Pus thia ooe C&nveUe. Rebit en" N e w equ P.r-"'• uaa&e l>N ""' ck Xlnt nd Pr! Ply and you lose. No down OAC.
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
FOR
USED CARS
COMND.L OlfVROLET
,._,..,... Harb:>r Blvd. 531-4646 ;....:....--=..."-.C.:C"---
'60 CHEVY StaUon LINCOLN
Wagon. Good transprtationl ---------
ror school &. 1ur1 in g. * "SUOCESS STORY"
Reuonable. 548-6108 a.ft 5 AUTOMOBll..E
PM 1964 CONTINENTAL Sport
1952 CHEVY. New radiator Sedan. Fact "AIR OONDI·
Good body A tires ~ TIONED" with all the space
needs work. $45. fili Kings age power usists. Distinc·
Pl., Hewport H e I 'h t 1 lively in good taste spark.l-
64&-4032 ' ing platinum with silver sa-
'00 MUSTANG, 200 cu in , 6
cyl, auto trans, bucket
eeats, radio. heater, good
Cttld $1300. 673-6316
'li6 ?tfUSTANG hdtop. Power,
air; xlnt cood. $1795,
financing avail. 548-7511
'65 MUSTANG IIT. Llvely 6,
auto. R&H, white a/w,
Yellow. $1250 673-330.1
ble inter. (Replacement cost
'67 EL Ounlno 19,!Dl ml. Org $7,734.16) Opportunity to buy ---------
PONTIAC .j:
4 SPEED
SPECIALISTS
HIGH PER.FORMANCJ
CUSTOM CARS ,
LARGES!' SELECTION IN
ORANGE COUNTY
.., Sal .. , Servle111 Parts brakes, clutch. pl.int job. ~7 co . v. . Paymenu only $46.50 per ~plete new MG inveotmy .01.:.375.:.·~!'>--0895"".,::,'=-~-~-1 ~~==----~~-mo. 842-4615 2828 Harbor Blvd. •-the .. -.o. •• ...i. America '61 RENAULT. Excellent '67 VW purchaled Feb. 'GB OJe:ta Mesa $1203
C>.vner. 396 turbo. Posl hv a tremendous intrinsic val-
SWI, air. AM/FM vib. ue for: • OLDSMOBILE
Selected Auto
Center
13032 Harbor Blvd. 5374648
oo:'I' -'" ft,UauM "1695 Dune Buggy Builders . . Here Now! cmdltlon. Radio. SUnroof. ~ . or ~: ~!r paymll. WE PAY New tires $27S 548-4878 O'U-JUl.l'V 1968 wrecked VW. 3,000 mi · · •
Radial tires pr I, pb, tinted ONLY $1800.
glass. $2995 546-STIO Ist car lot on Harbor Blvd. •64 *0~g ~"'.~'.,,,. ROY CARVER
:·Newport Import. Ltd. '67 VW Xtra nice car. $50 ~plete except tires At ta· CASH
3100 W. Coast Hwy. SPRITE dwn OAC. Pymc. $S3 mo. _dio_. _l""_._83.l-0812 _____ ,
, Newpo[t Beach Dir. 842-46lS '68 VW, tuned ex b au st ,
'65 CHEV Impala, SS, con· JOHNSON & SON
vert., lXl hp, 4 spd, perfect J...mcom.M
cond. Sl.595. Call aft 6 at .-...... M '::'.'.'.'? b
Fm.E" HDTOP SPORTCPE PONTIAC
"AIR COND." plus every 2925 Harbor Bl., Costa ,,_
"<Ira incl till wbl., 6 way Kl 6•4444 '
pwr seat, etc., etc. Absolute 6a-9t05 SC0.1764 .~=-~-~~-cbrune rims, 1tereo tape; Authorized MG Det.Ier 60 SPRITE. Recent tune up, '63 VW, gd. cond. call aft, coco -~•a _ _,. X'-' -" new caro. $300 or best otter. 5:30 PM "-• ,...,l(l, "'"' t.-uuu.
64Mll5 aft 3::11 673-7956 54s--0970 ()I' 548-0875
b' med can A trucU jlll1
call 111 tor b'l!e el'timata.
GROTH CHEVROlfT
968-1136 ....,,.,a esa u.•uC
,65 IMPALA 33'.I MM1 Harbor Blvd. 642-7000
' 4 dr. Fact. "UALITI' till in • · air, full pwr., new tires &. "' s tact 59 Lln-
showroom cond. Distinctive-Orange County'a Excl1%114ft
ly all tuxedo black w/ plush Dealer tar Ptolla • Ra)"Ct ud Ben Uy.
black vinyl bucket soota. =...;,==~~--" I
TOYOTA '67 SQ, Back. Excellent eond.
26,000 mi $1995. 675--1319 or
673-2937
'S9 VW, rebuilt eng, new
paint ii Interior. AM/Fl-1 Mk for Sales ~
radK>. $650 or make offer. 1B2ll Beach Bl,
pe.int, A·l OJnd. S 15 o o coin 2 Dr. sedn. Full
Original owner 549-2588 power, leather uphols. Good
.:o-~=~"'-===--1 premium tires. Price open.
Premium w/walls. '64 CUSTOM Tempe ~t
ONLY $15$ wagon; .J
TOYOTA 548-1487 Huntlngton Beach '54 CHEVY auto trans. Gd 546-3496
cond., $160. er reasonable --------
1st car lot on Hartior Blvd. rack, air, pwr. ntoo -~ JOHNSON & SON O•iginal own". 642-2458' '67 VW Kornbi-buL!I, trade
equity for smaller car.
·~7 *
'67 VW Bus. Ve-ry good cond. __ _:KI=.:o.33ll.:::::..... __
12100. 321 W. Wil•m No, 13, Wifl Buy offer. 962--0816
l!lffi Impala Couvortable. MERCURY LincoJn.M"""'Y 'fir BONNEVJLLE hd Ip • HEADQUARTERS CM atl 5 '67 ~ucAR 1 Cbsta M Br h dr, pvt pty, 1 owner. air,
ELMORE '57 VW R&:H, 18000 mi's. New * '61 VW * Your Volkswaren or Poncbe
14,950 Original Mile1 .... v XR • full powr, esa anc full $2500 494-JJSO
Perteet. 644-2lG9 factory air, 13,800 mi, Style 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7C60 after ~· ·
eng, gd. cood. $375. 675-1451 $695 ' pay top dollar&. Paid for ,58 CHEV __ t Steel w b e e l 1 , beige '63 OLDS 98, b!ue coupe, air. ,65 PONTIAC GTO 4 -4· .. ._....., au o, w/hlflck Tin 1 •~ tan · t _, • dJ lS1» Jtel da Blvd.. Wmmm:r '65 vw. Xtra.ic. white. real -~~•.><,S-~35"'15:.,•:;..,. __ 1 or not Call Ralpb
-....,., ......,,, xlnl cood. 1995. '63 vw $800 673-1190 R/H, $200 ... Dr. Good y ""l"'• m . .. ............... pwr, WW, Ml o. Im.
emd. 833-11.56 ~-494-3(63 1 ~m~a~'·-o:S995c='-=· 67'=-J-0"19::.•:...--__ Tri power. Air. v:ry ~~
DW. 6GS71 t:r R.&WLTS fM....5033 8--5 wttkday1 only 642-6810 "'============:..:.:::::;;;;:;;;::;:=::=:=:;::;;•======<======--==============:olwIIL Trade~· mbrd wi~ New Cars completecy reblt eng & other
c.c;.....;..;.;..;c ___ ...;,.;,_;,.:. ___ "----'C:.:"--1 equip. Value, U.OOl. 54&-U31
'56 CHEV. N-.. -· t, VS 1958 MERCURY 4 Dr. HT. '64 OLDS. F-a5, station wag. •• Good --~so ~ I --· I . R/H '60 PONTIAC Bonn. 2 dr. stock chrome hl.s R&H '"'"'-"scar . .,,... or .,.,st au o ........... , p s, 811', •
S350. '67l-2l6'7 w " · oUer. 962--0610 t!glass, rack. 64.2--0552 H.T. Needs work. $140. Mike Smith 646-8359 r
RIVIERAS!
LAST CHANCE FOR '68 RIVIERAS
Only 7 Left To Clear Out In The Next 4 Days!
ALL ARE DRASTICALLY REDUCED
RIGHT NOW FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
(Prices Posted on Windshields)
LOW· LOW PRICES LIKE THIS ON THE
BUICK RIVIERA HAPPEN ONLY ONCE
A YEAR AND THIS IS THAT TIME.
HURRY FOR YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR
EQUIPMENT·· ETC.
ALL OTHER 1968 BUICKS AND OPELS ARE
REDUCED COMPARABLY FOR QUICK CLEAR·
ANCE IN THE NEXT 4 DAYS. STOP IN AND
SEE FOR YOURSELF!
ONE STOP AT POOLE BUICK DOES IT ALL
SAW-SERVICE-PARTS-flHAMCE~NSURANCE & SATISfACTION
SOYJCI IS OUl MAIN CONCl l N
O~n Mond•y t hrough Friday 1111 9 p.m.
Open 'Ill 6 on S1turdoy.....CLOSEl> SUNDAY
BUICK
r,__.,Stwd ar Wclll
'
'63 NOVA Conv auto tran '61 COLONY Park station 1960 OLDS 98 conv-i!xcel top I ============::i:
R&H, pwr sU' ,i brka, ne~ wagon. Pwr str"g, brks, & tires-runs gd Wh w/blk. Used Cars 9900
NEED A CAR? tires, tran & btkl. 962--n'.>4 windows. Val S675. 548-7003 top. $375. 6#-1373 RAMBLER
CAN'T BE FINANCED?
e Bankrupt'!' e R.epoaeutonT eBad Credit? e Dtvorced.T
e Milltary •New 1n Atta ?
'63 IMPALA WiJJ. V-8, 9 '65 CYCLONE HT. Air & 1967 OLDS F&'i CS. Auto, ps. 1960 AMERJCAN
p!lSI, air, PS, PB. Xltn loaded $1495. Dr\r. 1980 Xlnt cond. $1900 cat.h or $500 stick shift
<."Ond. 673-509'J ~H;;ar;"°;,' ,OCM=-=~til;:' ,010~=~"'~""";:. ~-~642-~~11.L5~=======-'-===~"""':;:;:J81~===== I
Make Payday Payments
McCARTHY MOTORS
1420 So. Mairl I: Edlna;er
(2 bloeb N. of Sean)
Santa Ana Ph 5"2..J50'I'
BUICK
CONTINENTAL
CONTlNENTAL
'66 O>ntinental. Magnll:lcent
one owner sedan. Antique
gold. AM FM radio, speed
cootrol, tilt steer. All delux
conveniences. Air. Factory
'60 BUICK LA SABRE 4 dr. WllZ'TMty. Call on1y il )'Oil
...,.. oil cood 47 00) awreciate the finest. No ' exc ent · ' dealers please. Olr. 548-7751 miles. SSOO-646-4370 1---------· 1965 4 DR. Continental. '59 H.T. Good tire1. Excell61t Lea•"-In -~--condition $2 7 5 Io f I er. ""'' ,..,..JUI", fully equip.
675-1319 or 673-2937 :644--034=='======
62 BUICK l nvlct a ~
vertible. $375. call Dan
'46-441'
CADILLAC
Cadilloc BC1r9ain
'61 Cad. Sod. Dovtno
PVT. PARTY has 4 dr . .e-
dan wtth power seats, pow.
er windows, (lOW'ft' steel"
tnr. power bl'9.kes, a.1:r con-
ditioning and many other
Caddy extras. New tires.
Owner needs to sell and
will negotiate price. Call
m.&Wl8 <Fullerton)
1962 CADAWC S e d a n
DeVille Org. owner. Polar
white, air cond·PoW"er brb,
It tib"g ~windows, eeat.
MAny extru! Lo mileage.
$1350. Georre McCraken
842~2526
'39 CAO~C 4 dr .roan.
Rebuilt motor. Can be aeen
a1 Texaco •IL Edqe:r i:
Edwards H.B.
'56 CAD Funeral coach. Good
cond. Equip w/ •IU'fboud
rack.I. Best otter 604598
CORVAIR
'6'2 CORVAIR Mooza, 4 .spd,
RIH, new dutch, good
tires, ll?ld Very Good Cond.
543--6034, 2398 Redlands Dr.
N.B.
1961 CORVAJR Sta wag.
Neoedl repair. Good can-
didate for dune blJUY, Make
otter. 962-3959
'65 CORSA, ~. 4
opd. lSl hp, Rl<H. "-A
faat. 897-6002
CORVETIE
'66 427 cu. in. Corvf!tte Coupe.
Yellow w/blk in te ri or;
AM/rM radio; Elec win-
dows; Adj IU"g whl; Tinted
atu:s; c 9Pd trans; Polit:rac-
ti on: Competition
1u1pemion; American rac-
Jrig whls: lndy tirel. Road
Racing Ent. £i60 W. 17th St.,
Qt Blda: 32. 642-3140
'57 CORVETTE 283,
Automatic Drafted muat
wll! Belt o!fer. 545-«ilT
DODGE
CHEVROLET 1964 DODGE Polan 5'JO
l OWNER '65 OM!Yelle D>. 4 Hardtop Bucket lfll.ta -
dr, auto, PS. Xlnt cmd. Coraole Cllft. Ex. condJtton.
Make oUer. ~ Original owner. 5'C-4'155.
laGl IMPALA V-8 •t*> $399 Alter 6 PM ~2647
Orlr. 1580 Harbor IDvd •6i DART VB i.o.ded, Tk. ov.
C.M. ~ til 10 paymt,a. S92.0i Sm eq Must
8ell pvt pcy, 548-3515 '60 OIEV. xlnt cood. :I Dr.
hdtp.; pwr. th'., id t1rcJ $450 '62 DODGE Dart DJ, me
Pr!v. Pry. 962-&180 owner, 33,900 ml. Jt/JI, pwr
·n 0ievy station Wap 1tee11ne. smo. m 32
6 cyt, roo<I (."t'Odiioo. 1961 D<X>GE 4 D Sed Lo Mj
$400. * 673-6192 n: Olod Pow Strz SS35 Evel'
.... CHEV Coprlce "'""'° ~M..:..:.;l'IY'-"-.:.!14Hl::...:::11:...--__ _
air, pwr. 'brt.llN. auto trus. lMO DODGE-Phoenl::l-VI 2
Xlnt CGnd. szm. 6'7S--l8U <Dr, Auto. White. 1 Ol'mft'.
NO 11\1.ttet nat tt. la. you _o-__ 1_;lSOo.,..~· ~-..,..,,.,,,,_ __
CUI .ell tt wttb a DAILY DJaJ &12-5'1'1
PD.DI' WANT ADI I 6G4n1 FoJ IWa, 1'SW Wut Adi.
•
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ELMORE MOTORS
The Largest Toyota Facility Anywhere
NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION
CHOOH TOUR TOY OT A "OM nu uaonr SELECTION
Just Arrived 1969 "Corolla"
$3761~. ~
OR
$1770
W1 1old '"or• fll W Toyol•t
In t+i1 manffi 1f .J11ly tho11 '"'I'
1tlt1r Toyot1 01ol1r I• tfi1
Unl .. cl St1!11I
Th,;., 1111111 b1 1 r11to11 •••
.,,; tll•r• 11. lofo,. Y" o...,
ttl•t 11•• Of ttM Toyot1, "WO
l11•it• yev to itOll'IO 111 1116 •••
ovr flow 11'!.dom 11r¥lco focili·
flea, efforl119 Y•lll tho f111ott oft.
Of s.1. s-1, • .,,... wlll fl11d.
"WE CARE al Elmore
Moton.
P•vm•nf
B•11d
on l/J Oown
OAC
Alill lUCAN CA.•S
WANTED
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SEPTEMBER 7
EVFNING
dentlal candidate Barry Goldwater
and his Republ~n running-mate
William E. Miiier ero Interviewed.
8:30 Routt 66 (60)
@ @ Lawrence Wtlk: (C) (60)
8111 Ander10l1 SMw (C) (30)
Dutlo Music1J INueva Cib Muaicll
6:00 0 @ (6J Fr1nlt McStt (C) (30) 9:00 ~ ct) I sRc1Al, I Johnny Car·
11 GRAND OLE OPRY season •n Disconrs Cypress Gardens: (C)
* d b F (60) A special program taped In e ut. our top hits! Central Florida's floral wonderland
Porter Wagoner, Dolly in which Carson demonstrates his
Parton special guests. athletic prowess in competition with
I Grand Ole Opry (30) champions of water skiing and other
Bou City (C) (60) aquatic sports. featured guests are
12 O'Clock High (60) singer Vikki Carr and The Every Sa.-!. T Mother's Son rock combo. 5wvrush hutre I stoneman Family Show (C) (30)
R&D lteview (R) NET Festival: "Olympiad 1936."
6:30 El ®) (8) NFL Today: (C) (3 hr) Noches Tapatias
The Baltimore Colts vs. the Dallas 9:30 ~ (j) My Three Sons: (C)
Cowboys at the Cotton Bowl, Dallas. (30) Chip and Katie take tests tor D @ @ Get S1n1rt: (C) (30) "Die, Spy." Smart becomes a tour· their drivers' licenses. (R) 11 Or. Kildare (60) Ing table tennis bum hoping to lure fJ (ii) (I) Hollywood Palace: (C)
a dangerous plng·pong·playing spy Irrepressible Phyllis Diller takes the
out Into the open. Robert Culp ap· spotlight as hostess and Is joined
pears in a cameo role. (R) by actor Robert Vaughn, singer Q Me~~y Ranch: (C) (60) Ken~y Johnnie Ray and singer·dancer Sharl
Price 101ns the ranch gang this Lewis Also guesting are The Sand·
e0veniRng G . • (C) (30) Th i i ers and comic Charlie Manna. (R} osey ner. e great Ernest Tubb Show (C) (30) Ram tackle hosts show 11nth the . La Toimentll
look ~r today in music and dialogue 10:00 ~ (j) Hocan's Heroes: (C)
with 1ourn.alist Charles Brown and (30) Marya (Nita Talbot), a beautiful
The Frankie Ortega musical group. White Russian, persuades her Ger· m I love Lucy (30) . man sweetheart to hold Hogan hos
7:00 0 @ (6} I shqA( I Miss Ameri· tage at a rocket·l~el depot to dis
ca Pareant (C) (2 hr) Bert Parks courage any allied attempt to de
and Bess Myerson co-host the Al· stroy it. (R) la~tic City: N.J. spectacle to choose 8@ 00 The Saint: (C) (60) ~1ss. America. of 1969 from 50 state • Movie: "Convicts Four" (drama)
finalists. Miss America of 1968, '63-Ben Gazzara. Stuart Whitman,
Debra Dene Barnes of Moran, Sammy Davis Jr .• Rod Steiger.
Kansas. will crown her successor. I Cal's Corral (C) (30) 8 Hurdy Gurdy (C) (30) : By Demand (R)
Death Valley Days: (C) (30) • Box de Mexico
"The Jolly Roger and Wells Fargo." 10:30 ®) (j) The Prisoner: (C) (60)
Author Robert Louis Stevenson has Movie: "The Red Pony" (drama)
a summer he'll never forget. He. '49-Robert Mitchum, Myrna Loy.
his wife and stepson are vacation-fJ II Mondo: (C) (30) "Macumba."
ing In Sllverado, a ghost town near Baxter Ward hosts a look at the
~n Fran.cisco in 1880. While play· slums (called Favellas) of Rio de
mg a pirate game, they enter a Janeiro and the black magic, Ma·
seemingly deserted mine shaft and cumba, practiced there. (R)
. which eventually leads Steven· Country·Western Show (C) (30)
discover a Wells Fargo strongbox I Joe Pyne (C) (21h hr)
.;on to write "Treasure Island." 11:00 . The 11th Hour News: (C) (30)
· u oyd Bochner. Susan Brown, Mark Peter Bums.
Anthony, lane Bradford and Roy I News: (C) Keith McBee.
Engel headline the cast. Cinema Satufdar: "Eyewitnesa.. ''
Truth or Conseqlllf'lctS (C) (30) 11:15 Movie: (C) ''The Snows of Klli-
Gilllran'a lmnd (30) manjaro" (drama) '53 -Grerory
Pattern for livin& Peck. Susan Hayward, Ava Gardner.
: Playin& Ult Guitar (R) 11:30 II Elwen O'Clocl Report: (C)
· Tijuana Qo.Go Clete Roberts.
7:30 Biiiy Grahanl Cn1sade (C) (60) I The Tonipt Show (C)
(ii) CV Datln& Q1me: (C) (30) · Tutro Familiar
Jim unge hosts. 11:.45 Fabulous 52 Movie: {C) "Thi D Mllliotl $ Movie: ''Mart of tht bweb" (drama) '55 -Charles TortulW' (mystery) '64-Hlld91arde Boyer, Lauren Bacall. Richard Wld·
Neff. Gotz George. mark. John Kerr, Gloria Grahame.
I All·Amtricln Collep Show (30) 1Z:OO O Movie: "foe for a Kllllf" (mys.
Sci-Fl Theah (C) (30) t,)-David Sumner, Su$an Tmfri.
The Bible Armrars 12:30 Movie: "Covrt·Martlar' (drama)
local lave: (C) "When P&aee ' S,David Ntven, Marpret Lelah·
Comes." A documentary on the ton.
eoonomie ups and downs in San ID Movie: "Hyde hrll Comer"
Diego (~ (mystery) '40--Etfc Portman.
8:00 0 (f1) The Newlywed 811111: 1:00 0 NIWS (C)
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Kelly reports the live action. ln1 Coffin" (horror) '65 -Gaston
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9:00 D @ 00 (C) ''Under the Yum-Yum Tree." Jack Lemmon, Carol
Lynley, Dean Jones, Edie Adams, Imogene Cocoa, Paul Lynde
and Robert Lansing cavort In this comedy hit based on the
Broadway play by Lawrence Roman The Columbia picture was
produced m 1963. Lemmon stars as a lecherous landlord who
has plans for a young lovely who moves mto his apartment
for girls. However, he doesn't count on her boyfriend to inter·
fere with his plans
TUESOAY, SEPTEMBER 10
&.-00 O 9 (6) (C) "Hemingway's Adventures of • Young Man." The 1962 refease from 20th Century·Fox stars Richard Beymer,
Diane Baker, Susan Strasberg, and Paul Newman Based on
the Ernest Hemingway stories about young Nick Adams, the
screenplay traces Adams' life from the time he runs away to
Join a traveling burlesque show to his return home as a hero
of the Austrian-ltallan campaign in WWI.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
9:00 0 @CI) "love With the Proper Straniier." Natalie Wood re-
ceived the Academy Award nomination for Best Actress for her
portrayal In this 1964 Paramount film about a boy and girl
who face the 'consequences of an indiscreet evening together.
Also featured are Steve McQueen, Edie Adams, Herschel Ber·
nardl, and Harvey Lembeck.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
9:00 O 9 00 {C) ''The Outsider." Darren McGavin, Edmond
O'Brien, Anna Hagan. Shirley Knight, Nancy Malone, Ann
Sothem, Ossie Davis and Joseph Wiseman star in the 1967
"World Premiere" movie that serves as the pilot for the new
fall series of the same title.
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THC DAILY PI LOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMRfR 7 1968
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 8
MORNING
All stations reserve the
right to change program·
ming without advance no·
tice.
relations proar a ms In relialous de
nom1nationa1 offices. Q (i1J (3) lup Blinny (C)
@ (j) ToWn Han Mt9tin& (C)
11:00 tJ Explorer 10: (C) Serie$ deals
"f•lh many areas of xlence related
to space eJt.perimentatlon and ex-
ploration. Today, author Arthur C.
Clarice dlSCtJsses science flctloft. D @ @ Afl Football: (C) Boston
Patriots vs. Buffalo Biiis. Charlie
Jones, Al De Ro11tis report from
Buffalo's War Memorial Stadium.
Bulhwinlll• (C) A I Homebuyers' Gulde (C)
&:lS I TM Ct\ristophers Church In dte Hom.' (C) •. 6:l0 The Bible Answers @ Sund~y Mattnu: Th...-
6:50 · Give Us This Day/News (C) Wasp Wome~.
7:00 Tom and Jerry (C) ® 00 Pubhc Service Al•
Mr. Wishbone (C) 11:30 B Q?J 00 Face tile Nation (C)
7:30 Underdo& (C) O Discovery: (C) "Puerto Aito:
. Proflle: "Several Hats of Rus· Americans of the Caribbean."
sell Forester." Alchitect, painter, fJ Movie: (C) '11'e Yanqllislttd'"
sculptor. photoarapher, this man (adventure) '53 -John Payne, Jan
lives a total art; in an era of spe· Sterlina.
cialization, he creates with what·
ever comes to hand and grandly
dismisses a rigid pi11eonholin11 of AFTERNOON
the arts. 12:00 tJ 9 (I) U.S. Open Tennis atl•·
World of Youtti (C) pioniliip: (C) Live flnals of the
1:00 ~ (f) Lamp Unto MJ Fett first United Stales Open Tennis
The Clirlatopheri (C) championships with th• toP profes-
Cathedral of Tomorrow (C) sional and amateur men and women
Pulllic Service Film players in the world competina at
Daphne's Cartoon Castle (C) the Forest Hiiis Stadium, Forest Cil '1od Is the Answer (C) Hills, N.Y Jack Kramer commen·
· telitana Sobrt loJ Hljos tates.
1:15 The Chrimphers O Movies: "MJ Own Tr111 lows"
l :lO look Up and LiYe (C) (drama) '48--Phyllis Calvert Melvyn
· MMe: "Th• Very Thouatrt of Oou11as. "Tiit Niattt Has 1 Thousand
You .. (drama) '«-tlennis Moraan. Eyes" (drama) '48-Edward G. Rob·
Eleanor Parl\er inson, Gail Russell. D Face to F1ce (C) O Public Smice: (C) "Best in fJ Movie: "Return of the Tuan" West "
(western) '52-Dale Robertson ID Wolper Specl1I: "October Mad· ~ klttlryn Kuhlman (C) ness." Feature on World Series of
(V Pentecostal Holiness Baseball. (R)
®Tom and Jerry (C) ID Essentially Sex
· Escuela KMEX (C) m DEBUT Kiddie Boxin& Tourney
9:00 Camera Three (C) . ! C) Mormon Tabernacle Choi (C) 12.30 Pre~ Conference ( r Robin Hood (C) Casper Cartoons (C) 1 rli'I Armchair Adventurt (C) Wonder1ma (C) ._. .. )
Countrj Music (C) 1 :00 0 Ci!).@ Issues a~d Answers (C)
17 (V Ministerial Auociation 0 M1l11on $ Mom: "Dtsptrate
(6) Sunday Feature: "'Ma and Journey" (adventure) '42 -Errol
Pa Kettle at Home." ~nn, A_rthur Kennedy. tw (8) Public Smice Film W Movie: "Iron ~rtaln" (SUS·
6!) Vlriedldes (C) p~nse) '48 -Dana Andrews, Gene
9:l0 B Ciera and the News (C) Tierney.. . 0 Movie: "Mystuy Se1 R1idtr" ID Revtv.al fires (C)
(adventure) '40 -Henry Wilcoxon. 6!) DonlJI
Carole Landis. 1:30 ID Voice of Calvary (C)
I Miiton tht Monster (C) 2:00 B Ratas Football: (C) LA. Rams
(})Allen Revival Hour vs. S.F 49ers at Los Anaeles Memo·
({) Public Service Film rial Coliseum In final pre-suson
10:00 fJ Summer Leamina: "Coins, Char· game
acters and History." D @@ Wor1d Stria of hff: (C}
I This Is tllt Lift (C) Competing for the $50,000 first
Unua the Lionhearted (C) prize and the 1968 fOlf champion·
Movie: "Ll111tnln1 S1rikn Twfcl" ship at the 7,180-yard. par 70
(drama) '51-Ruth Roman Richard Firestone Country Club, Akron, Ohio,
Todd. • ' will be the winners of the wor1d's ID Movie: "Inner Sancblm" (mys· big four championships-8ob Goal·
tery) '4S-lee Patrick. Mary Beth by •. Lee Trevino, Gary Player, and
Ftuehes. Juhus Boros.
I ~ Farm Show (C) D Movie: '(C) "About Fec:e" (mu·
Underdo1 (C) sical} '52-Gordon MacRae, Vlr1ln4a
• ip1 Sandltz GibSdn, Eddie Braclten, Dick Wu·
tO:JO I Project H11d Stirt (C) son, Phyllis !<irk.
· @ 00 Soutllern Baptist Hour: ~ Roll• Dt"1 (C)
(C) "A Conversation With Dr. Wll· Cil AllPCMlr Mwtltlrw (C)
mer C. Fields " NBC commentator (I) Wrutfln1 (C)
Be:i Grauer interviews Or. Fields 2:30@ CI) SundlJ Mltlnte: "Alilll"
(Secretary of Public Relations for 3:00 I» War Zone: "Torpedo BaJ." lhe Execut1\·e Cn,..,. 1!1PP ,,. the W Cav1lude of Books (C)
Southern Baptist Cor • it ., 1.1~ uul :.29' (8) Movie-Go·Roand
the reasons fo1 m~· ,. •11tr m Eiia Es 11 Vlcll
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3:30
II JUST FOR VARIETY * Sounds Sweet & Swinging
at OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE
O Oft Campa: (C) "Just for Vart·
ety." A Jan iroup, • folk quartet.
• aultar-ukulele duo, 1 IOlobt and
1 1roup called 'Th• Only Altlma-
tive" from the campus of Oeddtn-
tel Collea• share the spotllftll e Glftt Autry SM.: "G1P$Y Wta·
on." g Coturtty Carol<l: (C) Bill Cir·
hSlt &utsts. m Color TlMatn: (C) "Mooe O..r
Milml" (romance) '41-8etty G1'11·
ble, Don Ameche.
~ (i) I BtlltVt In Mirada (C)
@I) Cfit en Su Cea
4:001JYoudl and Pola (C) ucu Football: (C) Hlahlllhts of
Bruins vs Stanford Indiana
(!!lie. U cm (3) rftRlm Dieppe: R• htlrU'f lOr ~Oij:-Produced by
John H. Seconder! and Helen Jean
Rocm. this documentary recounts
the Dieppe raid of 1942, when a
force of somt 6,000 Allied IOldlers
raided the French port of Dieppe.
{R) 0 Pat Boont (C) t2J Ci) F1itfl for Today (C)
4:301 Newsmeken (C) · N•• Conflftnu (C)
@ You and Utt Llw (C)
: St1 in America (C)
(j) full Sospef RIVival
4:45 ID Passport to Profit (C)
5:00 I "IWl: (C) Clete Roberts ea .. p1ip and Candiclata (C)
Movit: (C) "Bird of Paradbt"
(romance) '51-Jetf Chandler, Debra
i et, Louis Jordan.
Branded
Burtie's Llw
(1) Stvtn Arts Thtatre: "Cry for Hap~· ~ 00 Camp1ip !nd Candidetn
~ Capitol and Citro: (C) "Bl1dl
Power In California." ~ m ubtenct <c> g)fOros
5:30 I~ ~ Amettur Hour (C) · 6 M•t tht Prt11 (C)
• onroa (C)
Cheyenne
: News in P«spectlvt (C) (R)
EVENING
6:00 fJ MXT Specill: (C) (90) "Black
on Bl1cll." Proar1m •bout Nearo
life in South Central Los Anaelu,
with blacks of that 1rea "tellin1
it like It is " (R) D @ (_i) Frank McGM (C) (30) e Dkk Sindair's '°'" Pal'ldt (C) (60)
I ThNtrt I (liO)
Gospel of Ctirltt
(]) Film Ftttll,.
6:30 I @ (i) Future (30) •. The lfme Tunnel (C) (60)
I love Luc, (30)
Marquee 22
: ~lltion (R) C.1J Stndra and Jimmy llJI
6:55 @ (1) lltrn Ferm Fects
7:00 8 John &1ry ~: (C) (90) Guests
are Johnny Mathia, Kay Starr, Shella
MacRae, Charlie Mann and Tiit
Electric Flaa.
D@ CJ) v.,.,. tea.a." s.:
(C) (60) "Man·Bwt." Clptlin Lat
Crane btcomts a hairy monster
when ht undereoes transformation
aft• perticlP1tln1 In underwater
diving experiments usln1 a new at·
mospherfc mixture. (R)
Hear News Br~dcash Direct From
Foreign Countries . . . Be The Rrst To
Know With A Heath~it® Shortwave Radio
I T..U. or CoftttqaeMU (C) (301 mllW• ...... (30) (() Lla6t: (C) lmlt finds her-
self "where it's heppenlnl" when
she meets the Hanford brothers,
two lndependtnt )Ollnl rebels who
defy Forest Servlct plans Ulat
threaten their ''°""' way of lift. (R) e> Dotlllll'OS Htrdez
7;30 II Q.j (I) Ed Sulllvan: (C) (90) A
sped1I salute to Irvin& Berlin, on
the occasion of the compoar'a
birthday, is rebroadcast 0 @ 00 Watt Disney: (C) (60)
"Sammy, the Wey-Out Seal." Con-
clusion. Jadt Carson, Robert Culp
and Patricia Barry star. Two youn1
brottiers (Billy Mumy and Michael
McGreevty) find an Injured 1111 at
the bead! and hide it In the family
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focuaea on the life and career of SA.LIS • p•-the fabulous showm1n. Elizabeth ~"''~ HEATHKIT SllV1CI
Taylor discusses their life and film 776at4JO
clips from "Around tht World In no EAST AU. ANAHllM 776-t4!J
80 Oayi" are shown. Arnone the
peraonalitles who rtminlece about -------------------------
Todd are: Jack E. Leonard, column· From the Hemls-Felr al Sin An· Buckley rreets Fred Helstttd ind
ist Art Buchwald, Gypsy Rose lee, tonio, Te1t11. Peul Boutelle, both of whom •<M>·
Ethel Merman, restaurateur Toots Q cm (3) Sunday NIOt Movie: cite a plen for a socltllstic Amir·
Shor, and Lowell Thomas. (l} "iJftcltr Uta Yu .. Y• TrW' ica, for a discussion on "Th• So-l Advenblres in Sports (C) (30) (comedy) ·~Jack Ltmmon. Carol ciallst Workers' Perty."
The Fillllf Family Lynley, Dean Jones, Edie Adams. m Ntn: (C) (30) CIH Kirt. =.~01 ~!'~er~°.::i fl,~R) m Color-BACK TO SCHOOL II> Cran Tlltro
8:30 B@ @TiitMotht,.in-llw: (C) * WITH THE KING FAMILY 10:3011 Wortd of Youtfl (C) (30)
(30) "How Not To M1neae e Rock m mBml Sapt.•btr Wldl Uta II Lea Cnnt (C) m>
Group." When the rock 'n' roll iroup Khi1~(C) (60) The famous Sd-Fl Tlltltrt <30)
In which they Invested fails to show cl1n provides a program of musical 11:00 R Eeven O'Clodl lepert (C) Clltt
at a recordinc session, the Hub· offennp in 1 beck-to-school and lfciberts.
bards and the Buells wind up u fall themt. Bob Clerlle dota • read· I kNIC News Serwtce (C) (30)
The Mamas and The Papas In Lew Inc at Oan Velentlnt'• "Dear Wor1d" RalP' , .. r1'1 la ~--= (C)
M
· · · as he prepares to send his son for ( ) Carol Channlnr 1utsts.
C.r and Tract (C) (30) his first day of school. I 'ltllOt (C) (30)
Rad ROM P1ft1nt: (30) Art m Fiia fw Todq (C) (30) Qurdl In U.. Ho .. (C) (SO)
Gilmore hosts annual presentation fB Peter GllM CI)~ 0.,( 1• (C)
that serve$ as tht beainninc of tho 9:30 m LHtltNI•: Ewelutlol of tt.t (]) ,._... (C)
Los Angeles ~ospita! Charity An· SifatrY (C) (60) (R) 11:15 G CIS N...: (C) H•"l_ Raaoner.
nual fund dnve. Miss Red Rose El) Sondaf l.M/M•iotl fo1W1 fJ (j! Cl) AIC Nw1 (C)
Nurse is selected from nurses rep-Ell) Talltln1 lladl: Ntrro newsmen,
resentinc 15 h:ispltals throuahout 1n educator and a IOClll worllet 11:30 IJ MM: "CllM bf "IOt" (d1'11·
the Southland. present film foota1• lllustrat1n1 the ma) '52-8artma stanwyicll, Robert
I FIVOritt Stol'J (C) (30) problems of ctietto llvlnc. (R) Ryan, Peul Douala•.
Tiit World ToMOrrOW (C) &I) La Torwma 0 Mowlt: (C) "Sb lladl ""'-"'
! IHcW I Mour1 ind ttie Mind lO:OO 8 9 ()) M!Mn: llllPtlllble. (C) (westem) '62-ALldle Murph7, Oen 81~ (C) Tht Youth Chamber ~) No storyline avalllblt (R) Oury11, Joan O'Brien.
Orcheltra of the Oakland Symphony @ Ci) Nip Cllapaml: (C} (60) 8 Open ,., ....._, (C)
pleys four mo¥ement>frem Mozart's • Ailbusteios." "Buek. Vk!torta .McMt: "Mbott Md Cellllt ..
"Divertimento No. 2 In O Maj()(." Manollto and Don Stbaatlin ~ t11 Mara" (comedy) '53 -Bud NJ.
9:00 a 41 (j) Sammer Btothers ~Non81"$ of I dlsiruntltd-clvll W1r ~.i:r:a'"l9· ilotiiri Sbew: (C) (60) No autst veteran (Dan O'Htrllhy) and his dis-m Qiu.
·nst available at press ti~. heveled ermy who are pl1nnin1 to O 9 @ Bonanza: (C) (60) "A take over ranchos and create their 12:00 U Public Strvfce (C)
Dream To Dream." Guest Julle Har· own state In Mexico. (R) O Wor1d of Youttl (C)
ris ~rtrays a ~arried women who U SUN DAY NEWS REPORT 12.:30 OJ Clnt1111 S11nctar-"M1anlfiC1nt
falls '" love with Hoss Cartwright. * Pres bv Harris & Frank Doll" and '11me WlthOut l'I~." Steve Ihnat auests as rancher Car-• 1 ter. Michael Lindon wrote the script D S4l1ldtJ ltte*t: (C) (30) Sten 1:00 B Movie: "Asalp...t ......,.
for this episode. (R) Cflambar1. (drarne) '57-Peul Clrpenttr, ~ u ..,,, a ...... ~ (C) c&;» a WI"'-'·· l-*ilJ: <C> <60> c.111ns.
The real name of Jackie Jo·
seph, the pert hostess of KABC,
Channel 7's Prize Movie (week-
days at 8:30 AM), is Sammie
Jacqueline Joseph. She was
called by her first name until an
elementary school teacher in·
formed her it was a boy's name
and that she was going to call
her Jackie!
Jackie added another "boy's"
name to her own when she mar-
ried actor Ken Berry 1n 1960.
She met Ken when they were
both working in the Billy Barnes
Show, a little theatre showcase
1n Hollywood. The Berrys' chil-
dren have more conventional
names-John Kenneth, age 4,
and Jennifer Kate, age 3. Both
children are adopted.
Jackie has given up ltttle the-
atre work, which she loves, to
give more time to her family. As
she says, "I consider myself a
happy dabbler, career wise. I'm
most satisfied with 'bits and
pieces' type jobs that keep my
toes 1n show business, but I'm
not pulled together enough to
cope with home, family and
workrng every ·night."
With her background tn stage,
motion pictures and television,
Jackie is ofteo able to give her·· ..
viewer little-known bits of infor-
mation about people in the
movie cast. She talks aljout par-
ties she has attended and places
she has been. All this she does,
not with the air of a gossip col·
umn1st, but much like the neigh·
bor from next door over a cup
of coffee. She's a refreshing ad·
d1t1on to mornrng TV.
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 8:00 O (jjJ Cl) -11-r-cc-1-AL-1 Around the Wortd of Mike Todd: An hour
special that focuses on the hfe and career of the fabulous
showman is narrated by Orson Welles. Elizabeth Taylor dis-
cusses her life with Mike, and film clips from "Around the
World in 80 Days" are shown. Among the personalities who
remirtisce about Todd are Jack E. Leonard, columnist Art Buch·
wald, Gypsy Rose Lee, Ethel Merman, Toots Shor and Lowell
Thomas.
9:00 m I 1Pi¢11( I September With the King Family: The first in a
series of musical specials for the 1968·69 season featuring
the entire King clan. Tonight's musical offerings are set in a
fall and back-to-school theme.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
9:00 0 PREMIERE Here ComeJhe St.,s: A new type of television
Show hosted by the "Toastmaster General" George Jessel, and
set up 1n the format of the ever-popular Holl,vwood "roast" din·
ners. A celebrity is chosen as the guest of )ionor, and all his
fellow celebrities take turns at "roasting" the ''honored" guest.
The first guest of honor is George Burns, and featured guests
are Jack Benny, Pat Boone, Gene Baylos, Edward G. Robinson,
Della Reese and Roberta Sherwood. 9:30 O I !PiCIAL I What Gap? Wally Cox (of Mr. Peepers fame)
stars in this half-hour "mini-special" as a 40·year·old who tries
to bridge the generation gap. He attempts to illustrate, with the
help of Ann Prentiss, that you don't have to be young to enjoy
the new freedom 1n attitudes, dress and outlook.
11:00 m PREMIERE The Donald O'Connor Show: Donald O'Connor
and "second banana" Joye~ Jameson star in this 90-mmute
mus1c·vanety·conversat1on nightly show that starts a half·hour
earlier than the competrtion (Bishop and Carson). First·nighter
guests are Debbie Reynolds, Rich Little, Henry Mancini and
The Pair Extraordinaire.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
7:30 Et) I JFl(1ll I POTpourri: A three-and·a·half·hour program on the
problem of marijuana in Southern California, hosted by Richard
Scott, M.D. Included in the special is a film documenting the
historical and biological facts of marijuana; a report of the im·
pact of m3njuana on Southern California culture; a special
panel to answer phoned-in questions from viewers (call 466·
4212); and a "Panel Research Report," In which Tom Pettit
narrates a film of a controlled experiment at Palo Alto Veterans
Hospital, where physical and psychological effects of man1uana
were tested on volunteer subiects.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
9:30 1J ~ (!) I $Jtcil\L I "From Chekhov, With Love." Sir John Giel-
gud, Dame Peggy Ashcraft, Wendy Hiller, and Dorothy Tutin
star in a play that traces the course of Anton Chekhov's per·
sonal and professional life.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
9:30 0 @ @ I s•IC!iL I Prudential's On S'-ge: "Certain Honorable
Men" is an original drama by Rod Serling that focuses on
modern national politics and stars Van Heflin, Peter Fonda, Pat
Hingle, Hiram Sherman and Alexandra Isles. This is the first
production of a series of five contemporary, original dramas
utilizing the talents of leading writers under the personal super·
v1s1on of Alvin Cooperman.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 8:30 B ~ 00 -u-f""'IC-1 .... At~! White Paper. The Ordeal of the American
c!fty. "C1t1es Have No L1m1ts" is the first of a three·part series
examining the nature of the urban crisis. Program participants
are NBC news correspondents Frank McGee and Bill Matney.
sociologist Charles V. Hamilton, urbanologist Daniel P Moyni·
han and John Gardner, head of Urban Coalition.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
10:00 f) a CiJ I siSCcll\t I Model of the Year Pageant: John Davidson,
lick linkletter and Arlene Dahl are the on-the-air team for the
second annual model's pageant. A preview of fall and resort
fashions from leading American designers is presented by the
30 contestants who model the exclusive creations. Then the
15 semifjnalists model the latest in couture evening-wear. The
winner receives a guaranteed $25,000 modeling contract for the
year, and the first runner-up Is guaranteed a $15,000 contract.
10:30 O Oflclll! You Can't Do That on Television! With young Al
Hamel as the zany host. and a repertory company of six or
seven very talented and funny performers, this group proceeds,
for 90 minutes. to DO all that you "can't do" on television.
They take a run at practically everything that's supposed to be
taboo on the tube this year 1n some delightful comedy sketches.
Recommended viewing 1f you've a really good funnybone and
can laugh WITH others and AT yourself.
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fHE OAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEM9ER 7, 1968
REGULAR DAYTIME
MONDAY
1\1 0 RN I NC
6:10 fJ Clve Us Tiiis Day I Nwn (C)
l:JO f) Sa1111t• Semester. (C) Dr.
GI JICl LI Liane: (C) F1tntss and
exercise proaram.
(!) Rody ind Hl1 friends (C)
(i1) Cl) C.rtoons (C)
9:25 0 @@NBC Ntw1 (C)
9 Community Bulldin I01rd: Pub·
lie service film commentina on up-
coming community activities.
Douglas S. Damrosch of Columbla
University Is Instructor for "Health
for Today" on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. Prof9$$0r Kempton E.
Webb 11 Instructor on Tuesday,
Thumfay ind Saturday for "The t-.30 fJ 9 Cil lnartJ Hlllbillla (C)
Developing Wor1d: Latin Amer1ca... 0 Q)@ Concentntion: (C) Hugh
II £.dllCltlon Exdl1n1t: (C) "Ex· Downs hosts.
pandlna Man's Brain." g Love Tltlt Bob m EdUCltlonal ftalurtt m ln Cr1ne Show (C)
fl) Tedlnlul Comer (!) Bucbroo 500 (C)
7:00 B Tbe Quiet furies: A series .Wdy-@ (l) Jack LI Linn• (C)
Ina the dilemmas f1ced by nedrotic lO:OO .:.. " .... f M ...... people. . ~ ,.nu, o 1,.,.rry
0 0 @ 111• Today Sbow: (C) Q 9 Cl) Ptnon1ltty: (C) Larry
Hugh Downs, Barbara W11ters and Blyden hosts. Nlpsey Russell, Jayne
Joe Gara,iola are featured. Meadows and Peter Lawford ruest.
O Good Day LA. (C) Jeny Oextet D Lim It to Beaver
hosts. Stu Nahan keeps you up-to· (!) Auh Gordon
date with the news. GI .. r. Wlahboot (C) @ (l) P1nor1m1 B1kanfleld
(!)Ruff 'n' Redcfy (C) @@Sunny Today (C)
7:15 fl) Stod Mll'ket 10:30 1J 9 (j) Dick Yan Dyt1 Sbow
Q @ @ Hollywood Squtra: (C)
Peter Marshall hosts. Celebrity pan·
elists are Gypsy Rose Lee, Nanette
Fabray, Mike Connors. Paul Lynde,
Lainie Kazan. plus reaulars Wally
Cox. Rost Marie. Charley Weaver and Jan Murray,
7:30 u CBS Ntw1: (C) Joseph Senti
GI Olphnt'1 Cartoon Castie (C)
(!) Adventures of Gumby (C)
1:00 11 a (I) C.pt1in Klnproo: CC>
With Bob Keeshan.
0 Clrtoon Circus (C)
(!) Rocklt Robin Hood (C)
0 The Ch11ttrs
0 (jjJ (]) Diel Cavett Show (C) m from tht Inside Out (C)
1:30 0 Movie: See Daytime Movlei. (!) Features; Sci-fl Tlttttrt, (C) Hostess J1dde Joseph offers cash Tues . Thurs prizes for correct answers during
the movie. 11:00 II ®) (iJ Love of Llf1 (C)
0 Momin1 Movies: See Daytime Q @ (6J Jeopardy: (C) Art Flem·
Movies. ina hosts.
ID Am1zln1 Three 0 Movi1: See Daytime Movies.
9:00 .:.. ,... fa')'"" L S'"--Host Johnny Grant offers cash prtzes
• -16)'} uu '"' UCJ """"' durina the movies.. Coollin1 Wltll 0 ~ Ci) Snap Jud(llllnt (C) CorTil, Wednesday only.
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Ann.
3:00 I) 9 (j) Houa Plrty: u(C) Art
11 :25 fJ Q9J {I) CBS News (C) linkletter hosts.
11:30 fJ ei!l (j) Surdl for Tomorrow (C)
0 @ @ Eye Guess: (C) Bill Cul·
len hosts.
m Sheriff John CC>
I!) favorite Story (C)
11 :45 fJ News (C)
11:55 0 NBC News (C)
AFTERNOON
12:00 fl Boutique (C)
0 @ 00 let's Make a Deal: (C)
Monty Hall hosts.
fJ @ (I) Bewitched
fJ Tempo: (C) Stan Bohrman and
Maria Cole.
I!) News (~).
Q?J Ci) Andy ol Mayberry
12:30 fJ ~ ® As the World Tums (C)
D ~ 00 Days ol Our lives (C)
fJ@ CI> Treasure Isle: (C) John
Bartholomew Tucker hosts. m Movie: See Daytime Movies.
I!) Dialinr for Dollars (C)
1:00 fJ ~CJ) love Is a Many Splen·
dored TI11nr (C)
D ~ 00 The Doctors (C)
fJ @ CID Dream House: (C) Mike
Darrow hosts.
1:30 fJ 9 (j) Tht Guidinr li&bt (C)
O @ (j) Another Wortd (C)
fJ @ 00 It's Happeninr: (C)
Mark Lindsay and Paul Revere host
this teen·adult sho,w.
I!) Movie: See Daytime Movies.
El) Offi~ of the President
1 :55 fJ @ CID Children's Doctor: (C)
Lendon H. Smith. M.D.
2.-00 fl a (j) Secret storm (C)
O P.D.Q. (C) Dennis James hosts.
0 Hi&hway Patrol
fJ @ 00 General Hospital (C)
I!) Bozo the Clown (C)
EE Bi& Picture
• @ (6) Matinee: Don Rodewald.
3:30 fJ lucky Pair: (C) New game
show.
O Mike Douglas: (C) Bennett Cerf
Is co·host.
O The Thin Man
fJ @ 00 One Lile To live (C)
I!) Hobo Kelly (C)
Q?J (j }Dialing for Dollars Movie
4:00 IJ Mr. Ed
O Divorce Court (C)
fJ @ (1) Dark Shadows (C)
0 Charlie Chaplin m Cartoons
1 4:30 fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies.
D Ozzie and Harriet; Police Award
Ceremony, Tuesday only.
fJ News Hour: (C) Baxter Ward.
fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Thunderbirds (C)
I!) Bozo's Bir Top Show (C)
@ (1) Mike Douglu (C)
5:00 0 KNBC News Service (C)
0 PUTNAM NEWS HOUR * for total information!
O George Putnam Newi (C) m The Aintstones (C)
(8 The Amazing Three
@ 00 Jimmy Thomason Show (C)
~ (j) Shakey's Pizza Party
5:30 fJ @ 0 ABC Newa: (C) Frank
Reynolds. m Wind!ell·Mahoney Show (C)
I!) The Addams family
@(j) This Day 1968 (C)
~ (j) Man From UNCLE (C)
O @ 00 You Don't Sar. (C) Mel Tonne and Mary Ann Mobley guest!...-----------...,
fJ @(]) Newlywtcl Game: (C)
Bob Eubanks hostJ.
fJ Tempo: (C) Gil Henry Is auest
host for the vacationing Oomans.
tB,Technial CoQm
2:30 1J Qt (j) The &Ip of Nlafrt (C)
0 @ (j) The Mitch Game: (C)
Gene Rayburn hosts. a Dobie Gillis; Cooldna Around tit World, (C) Wednesday only.
fJ @ (I) Datlnr Game: (C) Jim
Lange hosts.
El) Commodity Report
In.School Proirammlnr-KCET
Channel ZI offers air time for the Los
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Wednesday 10:00 AM·3:30
Thursday 9:45 AM-3:30
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you'll be all eyes forthe ne" CBS
daytime schedule. All da~·lon2. Stt
top stars. the brightest co~dy.
and the finest in famil ydrama.Gh·e
yourself the break YOJI drsene.
9am The Lucy Show
The nighttime series goes daytime.
9:30am The Be,·erly Hillbillies
IOam Andy or Mayberry
10:30am The Dick Van Dyke Show
1 lam Lo'e of Life
U:25pm The CBS Midday News
JJ:30am Search for Tomorrow
Now expanded to a half-hour.
12 noon Boutique
12:J0pm AstheWorldTums •
The 'most popular daytime show.
lpm LO\eisa:\1anySplendoredThing
I :30pm The Guiding Light
New time; expanded to a hair-hour.
2pm The Secret Storm
A nel''time for Valerie Ames.
2:30pm The Edge of Night
Jpm Art Linkletter•s House Party
The fesfh ities no"· k~in a little later.
3:2Spm TheCBS Afternoon Ne"·s
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 7 1968
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 9
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 "Sona of Love" (drama) '48-
Katharine Hepburn, Paul Henreid,
Robert Walker.
0 "'°'Jbef Pltr11I" (adventure) '54
7:30 0 a (j) C.unsmollr. (C) (60)
Wtstem adventure series with James
Amess. Amanda Blake, Miiburn
Stone and Ken Curtiss. D Golden Vo111e: (C) (30) "The
AIW81!. India." o (11) Cil "'"11-9-c-m-c-1 Tiit ... lltifu1
Blue and Red Danube: (C) (60)
Maximlllan Schell narrates as cam-
eras escort viewers down the Dan-
ube River on a fasanatina tour of
both sides of the Iron Curtain. (R)
m Truth or Consequencn •t> (30. )
Perry Mason (60)
Makin& Thinp Grow: (C) "The
Succulents." Thalassa Cruso rec-
ommends easy-to-care-for house
plants. and demonstrates re-pottina
techniques liE Felipa Sanchez * PLAN AHEAD -At 9 pm
TV's most star-packed
new series on Channel 5
-Richard Egan. Dawn Addams. a:OO g Laramie (60)
''The Hasty Hurt" (drama) '50-0 lllCillion $ Movie: ''Panic In tht
Richard Todd, Patrteia Neal. h1r Zero" (drama) '62-Ray Mil·
11:00 0 "Million-Dollar Legs" (musical) land, Jean Hagen, Frankie Avalon. ·3~8etty Grable, Donald O'Connor. m Hazel (C) (30)
"Mr. Wiw of the Clbbaae Pitch," EID Rainbow Quest: Pete seeae(s
with W.C. Fields. guests are Penny and Sonya Cohn
12:30 ID "A Child Is Born" (drama) '401 who join Pete for some work songs -Geraldine Fitzgerald, Jeffrey Hunt· and tullabyes.
• er. "Dangtr Signal" (drama) '45-al Comicos y Candones Faye Emerson, Mona Freeman 1:30 m "Police Do(' (drama) 'SS-Tim 8:30 B ~Cl) The Lucy Show: (C) (30)
Hunter, Sandra Dorn. Oan~y Thomas casts a. muslcal pro-
4:30 B (C) "Ar1bian Niahts" (adven-duct1on number and hires. Lucy un-
ture) '42-Sabu, Jon Hall. der. the 1mpress!on she 1s an ex-0 (C) "David and Goliatll" (spec· penenced showgirl. (R)
tacular) '61 -Orson Welles lvo 0 @ 00 Pe~on Place: (C) (30)
Payer ' Carolyn, reactina to her mother's
· affair with Dr. Rossi, responds to
EVENING
6:00 B The Bia News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy. 0 ~ (6) AFl Football: (C) (3
hours) The Kansas City Chiefs,
strong Western Div1s1on contenders,
meet the Houston Oilers, defending
Eastern Division Champions. D Steve Allen Show: (C) (90)
Steve's special guests are Robert
Stack, Shelley Winters. Peter Ouchin
and singer Bobby Doyle. O Six O'Clod Movir. "Blue Dtn·
im" (drama) ·s~Brandon DeW1lde,
Carol Lynley, Macdonald Carey
i Bat Masterson (30) Cil Merv Griffin (C)
What's New?
Amor Sublime
6:30 m The Groovy Show (C) (30)
I Love Lucy (30)
McHale's Navy (30)
: Experiment: (C) "Childhood of
the Chimpanzee." A documentary
on experiments comparing the abil·
ities and habits of chimpanzees to
man. ~ (i) The Monkets (C)
@!) Noticiero 34
7:00 B ®i C!J CBS Evenina News: (C)
(30) Walter Cronkite.
0 I biCtAt I li&Jlt Heawyweipt fliht: (C) (60) live from Washlna·
tou D.C.'s Coliseum, this IO·round
fight between Light Heavywelaht
Champion Bob Foster and contender
Roger Rouse is the fim appearance
for Foster in his home town since
he won the title.
I Password (C) (30)
GUligan's Island (30)
Wuhin&ton in Review (C)
7:25 @ 00 News (C)
Jeff; Rita persuades Steven to help
Jilt; Joe blasts Jtll for her child's
plight.
I Merv Griffin (C) (90)
World of Women (C) (30)
TV Musical Ossart
9:00 B Q! Ci) Andy Griffith: (C) (30)
Andy and Sam Jones (Ken Berry)
team to find a girl for Goober. (R) O Huntley·Brinkley Report (C) (30)
D Reviewers say this is * funniest new series
for fall! HERE COME
THE STARS is a smash!
0 PREMIERE Here Comt tht stars: ~ (60) A new type of television
show hosted by the "Toastmaster
General," George Jessel, and set up
in the format of the ever-popular
Hollywood "roast" dinners. The first
guest of honor is Geor1e Bums,
who'll be "roasted" by such fea·
lured guests as Jack Benny, Pat
Boone, Gene Baylor, Edward G.
Robinson, Della Reese and Roberta
Sherwood O Political Address: (C) (30)
George Wallace speaks. m Holiday (C) (30)
@ CV Feature: (C) "Keep America
Sinaina.''
@ (6) Movie: ''Ironside'' (dram1)
'66-Raymond Burr, Don Galloway. EID Ballot Power: Community af·
fairs newsman Leo Mc£1roy and 1
panel of political a11thoritlM look
at Democratic Party stratqy for the
forthcoming Presidential election.
@m La Bruja Maldita
9:30 0 ®) Ci) F1111lly Affair: (C) (30)
Uncle Bill and French find that the
old storll story is for the birds and
the bees. (R) O The Monkeu (C) (30)
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Starring Wally Cox Jerry Dunphy.
0 I ip~!w; I Mat 5-p? (C) (30) !i ~:'!.~ s.mct: (C) (30)
W'lltyx stars In this "mini· 1 Tilt Wlltlraen (30)
speclel" es 1 square 40·ym-old News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
who tries to brid&e the aenera· Movte: "Lowe 1nd u.. FNllClt-
tlon gap. Ann Prentiss co-stars. W011111t" (comedy) '61-Jeen·Paul I T1llt Ropu (60) Belmondo, Annie Girardot.
NET Journal m PREMIERE The Donald O'Con·
Rtvlata Musical nor 5'low: (C) (90) Donald O'Con·
10:00 fJ Qt Cl) Prt•ltre: (C) (60) nor Is host of this new late.wenlna
"Hlaher and Higher, Attorneys at variety, talk and music show that
llw." Dustin Hoffman (star of "The will air nightly at this time. Guesb
Graduate") portrays a district at· for the opening night show are Deb·
tomey who prosecutes 1 youna man bie Reynolds, Rich little, Henry
on a seriolls charge. John McMer· Mancini, The Pair utraordinalre,
tin, Sally Kellerman, Robert Forster, singer Ray stevens and the Alan
Alan Alda and Bany Morse also Copeland Orchestra. O'Connor's side·
star. kick and "second banana" for the
I The Champions (C) (60) (R) seriH is comedienne Joyce Jame-
"°'~ Putn. NIWI (C) (60) JOn. (f7j Th Ill Vall.,: (C) (60) GJ Movie: "Voodoo Island" (hor·
eAm ush." Victoria Barkley be-ror) '57-Boris Kar1off :~es,,:e t~~= ~::;:erv~u: ;~f~ 1003 ~o!~) 1968. (C)
fleelna from scalp·hunters. (R) OAK News
I News: (C) (30) Ted Meyers.. tidtt'O 34 (C)
Jacll Lathim Niwa (C) (60) ll'lS _..Dr Tine dtl Junco (C) El C.blll«o de la Noche (C) • ~ •
10·30,,,. tiatewaJ tD the Cllanntl It-11:30 II Movie: '1.lrcenf' (drama) '48 • .., -John Payne, Joan Cauttleld. land~: (C) (30) ~annel Island Her· D ~@ T1MI Tonl&M S1tow (C) ~or in ~nard 1s the enterprfslna U Movie: "Million. Dollar l.tp"
gateway' to the llttle·known Is-(comedy) '32-Jack Oakle, w. c. lands of Anacapa, Santa Cruz, San· Relds
~arb~~· San Miguel and Santa O @ (}) Joey BlsMp Show (C)
ID "-"': (C) (30) Bill Johns. 12:30 m Clllytnna m Su In Amtrica: (C) "Adoles· GJ Action Thutre: "Draanet" cence and Sexual Identity." Dr.
John Beaston discusses the role of 12:45 D Movie: "fll&M An..,. (drama)
parents and their responsibilities. '40-Jane Wyman, Dennis Morpn.
"HERE COME THE STARS"
IS OUTRAGEOUSLY FUNNY!
-~.,., . ~ '
('-~
.. ~ --~ EDWARD G. ROBINSON, GEORGE JESSEL, JACK BENNY, GEORGE BURNS
The wildest new variety show of the Roberta Sherwood, Gena Baylos,
fall season debuts toni&ht! Never and Simi Bow Into the star·studdtd
have so many stars Ileen crammed 6D minutes! "Here Come tha Stars"
into an hour of TV. Son1s. dance, P.rovldes .. emcee Jessel with a
end comedy at Its best. In tonipt's 'Friars Club roastin1 format" that
show. Toastmaster &eor1e l\sHl the 1enml public his read about
not only hosts the ad lib talents • , ... 9(,t never seen. Different 1roups of
of the lineup pictured above. but stars will be seen every week!
also bups Pat Boone, Della Reen,
MONDAY EVENING 9:00-10:00 • COLOR • KTLA 4
"Why· ue you dolli, it?" People uk NBC Newa Bxecutiw Pro-
ducer Fred Freed. "'HOw Ja lhk ieti11 dift.reat from all the Other
teries and Pf9&nml being done almott every nisht on lV?''
They are talk.ins about tho fortbcomlna eeriel of apeciala 1tem-
min1 from NBC News' contfnuloa. Jona-term 1tudy of the nation'•
urban criaiJ.
N1w1mon Frank McG" (rl1ht) iolkln1 Wltlt Don/41 '· MoynJlwt, di.
"ctor o/ MIT·H•nwd lf>lnt Ctrtltr /or Urban Stlllllls. rict11n wcu
tak'n In Sa11 Francl3C'o.
The 1erles now bu a title~ "White Paper: The Ordeal of the
American City." Tbe first of thia 1CUOn'1 three progra.rm. ''Cilia ·
Have No Limits," a.in on NBC Friday al 8:30 PM. The second
program, a two-hour production. will be presented Monday, ~.
30 from 9 to 11 PM. The third proaram, runnina 90 minutes, will
be on Tuesday, April 22 from 7:30 to 9 PM.
"My answer to the people asking the questions ii this.'' says Mr.
Freed. "Those other programs are aood and uaeful; they are report.a
put together under the gun of a1 deadline, and they cover the imme.
diate crisis. What we at NBC News have been wanting to do--and
what we ar~ now getting a chance to do--is to cover the bia story,
in depth in its many aspecta, in perspective."
Mr. Freed and his staff will not be primarily concerned with one
riot (no matter how violent) or one traftlc jam (no matter bow
monumental). but with riots and traftlc jams and the reaJOns ~
hind them.
"We will not be asking what happened," Mr. Freed says, "but
what is it we're really talking about? We will be asking why. Why
did it happen? And we will be asking: What can we do? What
could we be doing? What ought we be doing?"
And, he adds: "We will be saying: this concerns you-no matter
who you are or where you live, and these are the cold, hard facts
why it concerns you."
To help him and his staff ask the tight questions, and look for
the right answers, Mr. Freed has brought together u advisen and
consultanta three of whom be terma "the best men now working in
this area."
They are Daniel P. Moynihan, director of the MIT-Harvard
Joint Center for Urban Studies; John Gardner, bead of the Urban
Coalition; irnd Charles V. Hamilton, professor of political 1eience
and chairman of the Department of Political Science at Rootevelt
University, Chicago.
All three consultants will appear on-camera in the seriea in the
company of NBC News correspondent Frank McGee, who will be
the reporter and will write a good part of the proarams, and NBC
News correspondent Bill Matney.
The flnt proaram will try to define the nature of the urban crisis,
what the stake of middle-class America iJ in resolvibg the r,risiJ,
and what are the main lines of effort that must be made to do it.
That program is beina filmed in San Francitco, Oakland (Calif.),
Cleveland. Pittsburgh. Detroit, Los Anaeles, Chicago, New York
and Wuhlngton, D.C.
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SEl'TEMBER 10
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for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
l:JO D (C) "TM 11.t Role" (adven·
ture) 'SO-Tyrone Power, Jack Haw·
kins, Or10n Welles.
fJ "'Cood SaiwN (comrdy) '48 -
Gary Cooper, Ann Sheridan. "Toinor·
row tlM World" (drama) '45-frtd·
ric March, Skip Homeier.
11:0011 'bdJtt From Klntuety'' (ro· manoe) '39 -Georae Raft. f.llen
Drew. "The Old flllllontd w.,,"
with W. C. Flelds.
12:30 m "fOtlf'S I Crowd" (comedy) '38
-Errol Flynn, Olivia do Hav1lland.
"Tiie Dlpnftcl" (drama) '5&-Anne
Heywood, Robtrt Arden.
1:30 m "T'9 lomlq tr.a" (drama) ·U~lfatl Danlels, Vlrflnla Patton.
4:30 R "Dtltry Ridel Aplft" (western)
•J§ -James stew.rt. Marlene Die·
trldl.
fJ (C) "Alf• at 1.....-(adven·
ture) '64-Tony Saller, Eva Astor.
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5:00
0 PUTNAM NEWS HOUR * for total information!
6:00 fJ The .ia Nftrl: (C) (60) Jeny
Dunphy. D HuntSey-lrinkley R1p1rt (C)(30) 0 Steve Allen Sftow: (C} (90)
Guests are Joanne Woodward, Pat
Harrtnaton, The Irish Rovm. (R) 0 Sil O'Clock Movie: (C) "T1'e tfa.. Trntlm'' (SCl·fi) '64--Phll
Carey, Preston foster, Meny Anders.
Bat Muterson (30)
1 (3) Merv Griffin (C)
: ~t's New?
• Amor Sublime
6:JO · MBC News StfVlce (C) (60)
• Tiie Groovy Show (C) (30)
I love Lucy (30)
(J) Mcffalt's Navy (30)
HunUey-BrtnkllJ Report (C)
: 111tnt (C) "Laser -Light
of the Future." A looll at develop·
ment of the ruby lase<.
@E Notidero 34 (C)
7:00 ft Qi (() CBS Evtnlf\i News: (C)
("30) Walter Cronkite.
If Troop (C) (30)
PISIWOfd (C) (30)
Gllliaan's Island (30)
CJ) A..-Ocat (C} 1'Jit American Staae: "Depres-
sion Years." Dr. Irwin SWerdlow
pruents a survey of the American
theater between the stock mar11et
ctash and Pear1 Harbor.
7:25 @ @ News (C}
7:30 fJ ~ (j) Dattari: (C) (60) A
bullfl1hter who has lost his cour-
ELUS v1. PATTERSON -Rtavywtltht champion limmy
Ellu (It/I) will make hLr fint thftnst o/ tht World Bozlng
A.uoclarlon title aiaJmt /or~r champ Floyd Pau~rson In a
bout to bt ltltvl.Jtd by A.BC llvt via Early Bird 1attUitt.
ABC1 Wldt World of Spom wUI cover tlte bout from Stock-
holm, Swtdtn, Saturday, Stpl. U al 11:15 AM.
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aae comes to the Wameru 11me marlju1na situation In LA. relates
compound for tralnlna as a 11mt to the rest of the country.
wardtn and immediately arouses a 9:00 m A•erlc:en Wiit (C) (30)
stranae hostility In the 1r:lm1ls. fD POTpourrl: "Family Atf1lr." Teen
Nico Minardos is fntured. (R) aprs tell what hu happened to D 9 Ci) I l~lc!i Cma What their lives because of arrest for
I Did Today? () { A mbadven· possession of muljuana.
ture in the Ifft of a bafient lab· @E ln tt.r1111nltat Vivanco
oratory tinkerer (Fred G ne) who * ROLLER GAMES moves to
has a stranae talent fe1t.. ncoctina s 8 30 k' pills. ointments and serums that un. : pm next wee •
alve extraordinary powers to ordi· 9:15 m POTpount: "Phone· In" The PIO·
nary people and thin1s. Brid1et el answers telephone questions
Hanley, Pametyn Ferdin ind Reta from viewers. The number to call
Shaw are featured. Is 466-4212. 0 RETURN Tom111J l"n>Uuo Show: 9:30 6 a Ci) Good Mornina. World:
(ej (30) Coach Prothro comments (e) (30) Dave volunteers to look
on hl&hflghts of the UCLA aruins after Hutton's prize poodle. (R)
1967 season. fJ @CI> HYPO: (C) (30) ''Noth-0 ()1) (1) Garrllon's Gorillas: (C) ina Is Real But the Dead." Part I
(60) "The Plot To !lill." Conclusion. of two parts. Detectives Haines.
The Gorillas throw out a dragnet In Ward and Corso search for a young
New York to locate Frank Keeler. girl who left home to live as a
an escaped convict they want to Greenwich Village hippie. (R)
111bstltute for a Nazi field marshal I Passport to Travel (C) (30)
In Germany. (R) Hoy
O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "The Guns 9:45 P0Tpo11rrl: "Marijuana Tax Act." Dr Ju1n1 Q1llo" (drama) '58 -In this seament, POTpourri re·cre-
Maria Felix, Jorae Mistral. A ~man ates the conditions that led to fed·
auerrilla and four men who IOY'&-blr eral re1ulatlon of marijuana.
fi11ht herolcally for freedom. 10:00 IJ Qj Ci) CBS News Special: (C)
I Truth or ConMquences (C) (30) (60) "The Football Scholars." Re-
PJJI Meson (60) porter Roaer Mudd follows two
I ell\! POTpourri: Richard would-be All·Americans from their
Scott, M.D .. hosts a follow-up on the senior year in hl1h school to the
marijuana situation in Southern Cal· time they report for their first prac·
ifornia. Shown is "Wor1d of the tice sessions as college football
Weed," a film narrated by Wiiiiam players.
Conrad that documents historical 8 Ceofl!_ Putnam News (C) (60)
and bloloaical facts on "cannabis @ fV The Invaders: (C) (60)
satlva." "The Life Seekers." Barry Morse
&:00 O@ (6) Tuad•J Nialtt at tM guests as an alien trylna to save Movies: · (C) "Heflllnpar's Adven· Earth from the extraterrestrials. (R)
tures of a Youna Man" (drama) '62 I Secret Aaent (60)
-Richard Seymer, Diane Baker, Su-Jad lattl1m News (C) (30)
san Strasberg, Paul Newman. (R) favorl!a Story (C) (30) O feature : (C) (45) "Chief Red· : f'OTpourri: "Panel Research Re-
den: Up Throuah the Ranks." (R) port." For the proaram's final hour, m Hazel (C) (30) Tom Pettit narrates a film of a
fll) POTpourrl: A roundtable dis· controlled experiment at Palo Alto
cussion on chlnging marijuana laws Veterans Hospital.
and views is held, followed bJ I El Cab1lltro de 11 Noche
"marijuana essays" by Chief of Po· 10:30 Newt: (C) (30) Biii Johns.
lice Thomas Reddin and phlloso-• Donajl
pher Alan Watts. 11:00 Eleven O'Clock Report: (C) (30) m Premltrt Orfton Go-Go Jerry Dunphy.
&:15 fll) POTpourrl: (C) "The Current 0 KNBC News Stfvlce: (C) (30)
Scene." A report ·on the impact of Tom Brokaw.
marijuana on Southern California n The Westerners (30)
culture, contraslin1 views of the News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward
younaer aeneration with the con· • Movie:.• "Df. Orloff"s Monster"
servative stand of "Establishmenf' (horror)-Jose Rufio.
people. m The Don1ld O'Connor Show (C)
&:30 fJ 9 (i) ~me: (C) (60) God· ~).Host Donald O'Connor and his
frey Cambrldae is performing host. Sidekick Joyce Jameson welcome
Guests include American comedian· auest stars Carolyn Jones. Ruby
sinaer Allan Sherman, the French keeler, Mickey Manners, Brascia and
comedy team of Jerry and Mon-Tybee, and Scatman Crothers.
tiany, Scottish comic Denny Willis. (D Movit: ''Tiie Fuzzy Pink Niatrt·
Israeli singers Esther and Abi Ofa· lwn" (comedy) '57-Jane Russ.ell.
rim and two British acts, singer I NIWI (C)
Milicent Martin and apache dan· 6 Tllis Day 196& (C)
cers Yvonne Michel and Erik. UM News 0 cm CI) !16c1At I U n d i rs t1 • otidefo 34 (C)
Worta'Of Jacques Coumaa: (C) (60) 11:30 IJ Movie: ''When LO¥tn Mitt" (ro·
"Search in the Deep." The show mance) '46 -Lucille Ball, Georae
features the life cycle of giant sea Brent.
turtles and a look at Capt. Cous-D ~ ~The Tonlpt Show (C)
teau's one·man submarine. (R) I) ~: ''Tiie II& lroadc.ut ef m Merv CrlHln (C) (90) 193"') (comedy) '38 -Bop Hope, m Wanderlust (C) (30) W. C. fields.
&:45 D @ (]) JOtf Bishop Sllow (C)
0 ROLLER GAMES-live! (C) lZ:lO JR== ~atre· "Lady in the * T·BIROS vs. NEW YORK lrotaue." .
0 Roller G1mes (C) (75) 12:45 fJ Movie: "Duffy of San Quen11n"
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90 Minutes with
Donald O'Connor
The Donald O'Connor Show, an all-new variety-conversation se·
ries, premieres Sept. 9 on KTIV.
Starring one of the most· talented song and dance men of stage,
screen and television, there'll be 90 colorful minutes of O'Connor
and friends each Monday through Friday at 1 I PM.
Featuring an array of major name guest stars, comedy skits and
parodies, words and music, dance routines and conversation, the
nationally-syndicated offering will originate from the Hollywood
color studios of Channel I 1, West Coast ftagshjp station of Metro-
media Television. A VTP Enterprises production, The Donald O'Connor Show also
will feature a "second banana"-Joyce Jameson, shapely impres-
sionist-comedienne, famed for her "dumb blonde" roles on popular
television series.
The on-the-air team of the entertainment package will be further
complemented by the music and accompaniment of musical director
Alan Copeland and a 12-piece orchestra comprised of some of Hol-
1 ywood's finest musicians.
Under the leadership of executive producer Jim Gates, former
vice president and program director of KTIV, The Donald O'Con-
nor Show will be further enhanced by such production experts as
proUucer Sidney Miller, director Jim Jordan, writers Bill Walker
and Joel Kane, music coordinator Adam Ross, talent coordinators
Jean De Vivier and Joan Massey, unit manager Willie Geiger, and
research specialist Mildred Mosier.
One of Hollywood's most popular stars with the stars, and ex-
tremely active in film charity events as well as along the social trail,
O'Connor is certain to attract many of the elite of the entertainment
world who would not appear on other television shows.
Just the "cast" of the early shows of the series alone reads like a
''who's who of entertainment"-Debbie Reynolds, Kirk Douglas,
Elizabeth Montgomery, Bob Crane, Rosemarie, J ulie London, Bobby
Troup, Lainie Kazan, Rich Little, Hank Mancini, and The Pair
Extraordinaire.
You name 'em and Donald plans to have 'em-and much, much
more, including a special
show in which he and
Ethel ·Merman will sing
and dance the great num-
bers they performed be-
fore in motion pictures.
And, he's also looking for-
ward to a session with
Jrving Berlin.
"Pve been day-dream·
ing for several years of
the television series that I
might have myself some-
day. It would be a Mon-
day-Frid a y, 90-minute
show in color, produced
by a long-time close friend
and feature all those
things I like to do best,"
O'Connor recently re-
called. "I now have my
own series.
"The enthusiasm. crea·
liveness, and the determi-
nation to make this one of
the new season's finest en-
tertainment programs is
heart-warming and inspir-
ing."
The host and headline
entertainer, who made his
show business debut at age
13 months, bas long estab-
lished himself as one of tbe
nation's foremost comics.
A veteran of motion pic-
tures, television and the stage,
O'Connor recently concluded a
four-week stand in Reno and
I 7-weeks in Las Vegas, star-
ring in his own production,
"Little Me."
In addition to numerous
television guest spots, he
starred for a year on the Col-
gate Comedy Hour and as
host ofthe Texaco Star Thea-
ter. Mction picture credits are
many, including "CaU Me
Madam," "There's No Busi-
ness Like Show Business,"
"Anything Goes," 'The Buster
Keaton Story," "Cry for Hap-
py" and the hilarious and
memorable comedy series,
"Francis" (the talking mule).
Every comic needs a "foil ,"
with O'Connor choosing his
wisely, Miss Jameson-the resi-
dent dumb blonde in some of
the smartest revues Los An-
geles has produced, as well as
O'Comwr'1 "S~corul Ba114M,"
Joyce l111M1on
a worker with almost every top comic in the business.
Quick on the uptake, articulate and shapely, Miss Jameson fint
achieved fame in the sparkling Billy Barnes Revues· in Hollywood
and New York and portrayed the "victimized blonde" in such
popular television series as F Troop, The Girl From UNCLE.
The Ed Sullivan Show and Hollywood Palace. She was cast as
Sid Ceasar's wife in sketches on the latter show.
A native of Los Angeles who aspired to be a writer and poet,
while establishing a record as a brilliant student at UCLA, she
won her show business start as a result of her physical resemblance
to the so-called "dumb blonde" type of personality. Typical of her
studious nature, she made a special study of that category-"not
bright or strong enough to think for herself."
O'Connor wanted to surround hlmself with long-time close
friends for the show-and that's exactly what he has accomplished
The Donald O'Connor Show reunited a trio of show busineu
friends who were together in the first full color program for the
NBC network in New York in 1952.
Jordan was producer-director of that memorable telecast, while
O'Connor and Miller were co-starred as entertainers.
Miller, who as an actor appeared in more than 100 motion pic-
tures and television shows, also is remembered as O'Connor's part-
ner in the "song writers" sketch on The Colgate Comedy Hour
and Texaco Star Theater.
His credits in recent years include assignments as director of
top rated national television shows, director of an MGM musical,
writing of scores for at least a doz.en motion pictures, plus writing,
directing and producing acts 'for a series of "top bananas."
Long-time director, producer and writer for motion pictures,
radio and television, Jordan began his show business career in
1929 as a child performer in vaudeville with his actor-parents.
the late Marion and Jim Jordan-who became internationally
famous on radio and television as "Fibber McQee and Molly."
A dancer and contract player for four years with RKO Studios,
Jordan became a movie producer-writer in 1945 and entered tele-
vision in 1949 as director of a wide range of programs. Bia
assignments also have included writing.
Musical director Copebnd, famed as a recording artist for ABC
Records, was-regularly featured a:s vocal arranger and conductor
on television's Red Skelton Hour.
Conductor of the Alan Copeland Singers, he has served for
many of the top performers as musical arranger.
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I
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 11
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY -
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
tor~ your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
EVEN I NG
5:00
0 PUTNAM NEWS HOUR * for total information!
6:00 O The Bif News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy. O Huntley-Brinkley Report (C) (30) 9 Steve Allen Show: (C) (90)
Guests are Tony Bennett, Tammy
Gnmes, Pat Harrington. and tap
dancer Arthur Duncan O Sit O'Clock Movie: "Intruder in
the Oust" (drama) 'So-David Brian,
Claude Jarman Jr., Elizabeth Pat·
terson. ID Bat Masterson (30)
(17) 00 Merv Griffin (C)
: Whafs New?
8:30 0 (C) "Hifh Time" (comedy) '60 . Amor Sublime
-Bing Crosby, Fabian, Nicole Mau· 6:30 KNBC News Service (C) {60)
rey, Tuesday Weld. 1 The Groovy Show (C) (30)
O (C) "Mutiny in the South Seas" I I love Lucy (30)
(adventure) '66-John Hansen, Ci· ,j% 00 McH1le's Navy (30)
selle Arden. (C) "Tiara Tahiti" (dra· 00 HuntJQ-Brinkley Report (C)
ma) '63-James Mason, John Mills. : Experiment (C) "Case History
11:15 9 "The Monstef ind the Girl" of a Volcano." Film footage of Ki·
(drama) '41 -Ellen Drew, Rod yauea lki erupting climaxes the
Cameron "Six of a Kind.'' starring! story of a scientist's work in de·
W. c. Fields. signing new seismographs and till· m B k , meters. 12:30 "Cowboy From roo lyn ' (mu-~ Notitiero 34 (C)
sical) '38 -Dick Powell, Priscilla 7:00 '29_ 1 'i" CBS Evtnina News: (C) Lane "The Crowd Roars" (drama) uu •
'32-James Cagney, Ann Dvorak. ( ) Walter Cronkite 0 F Troop (C) (30) 1:30 ID "The Slasher" (drama) '53-m Password. (C) (30) Frank Gil
James Kennedy, Joan Collins. ford, Betty White guest.
4:301J "little Giant" (comedy) '46-1 «E) Gilligan's Island (30)
Bud Abbott. Lou Costello (2~ (6) You Asked for It
0 "Never love a Stranger" (dra-Ell) Feature: {C) "Two for the Bor-
ma) '58-John Barrymore Jr., Lita der." This film explores the towns
Milan. Steve McQueen. of El Paso, Te.as and Juarez, Mex-
MATCH OF WITS-Comedians Don Rickles (left) and Alan
Kin~ will match wits when they are among tht' headliners on
the new season's premiere Kraft Music Hall, colorcast on
NBC, Wt'dnesday at 9 PM.
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der. they share some customs and fD NET Festival; "Olympiad 1936."
concern Highlights of the Ninth Olympic
7:25 1 News (C) Games in Bertin include the 10.000·
7:30 ® [81 l ost in Sc>ace: (C) (60) M. run, pole vault and the 26-mllt
ience l'iCtion adventures series marathon. The documentary footaae
with Guy Williams, June Lockhart, was directed by leni Riefenstehl,
Marta Kr isten. Billy Mumy and An-German film pioneer.
gela Cartwr i&ht. al ludta Libre
0 113@ The Yir&inlan: (C) (90) 9:10 B Qt (i)il ..,..,,,. .... c.,...IY""'I "from Chtll-
"The Barren Ground.'' The Virginian hov, With Love." (C) (90) Sir John
kills an outlaw in self-defense and Gielgud. Dame Peggy Ashcroft, Wen·
then faces mixed reactions from the dy Hiller and Oorothy T utin stor In
dead youth's father, sister, and re 1 play that traces the course of
venge seeking brother Jay C. flip Russian dramatist Anton Chekhov's
pen, Collin Wilcox and Byron Mabe personal and professional life. ;s~F~Rldlon: (C) (30) "What ro' ID Zoorama (C) (30) .
Look for in Pro Football " 10:00 0 ~ (61 Run for Your life: (C) O 17 (3) The Aveneers: (C) (60) (60), "The Word Would Be_ Good
"Have Guns Will Haggle." John bye. Paul Bryan makes h!s final
Steed and Tara King attempt to appea_rance on this series ~s
track down 3,000 top-secret British ~laud1ne Longe! (Mrs. Andy W1I
rifles stolen from the government's! Iiams) returns lo guest as French
ordnance facto ry. (R) authore~ Nicole, a rot~ she cre_ated O Miiiion $ Movie: "Red Dracon" earher 1n the programs run. Nicole
(adventure) '67-Stewart Granger, and Paul discover they are_ still in
Rosanna Schiaffino Spy story of love when they meet_ act1dentally
international intrigue 1n Hong Kong. en .route lo Pa11s ~gain they must
I Truth or Consequences (C) (30)1 decide whether their romance can
Perry Mason (60) continue or they must part. The
DEBUT Who ts ... (C) "Jacques cast includes Patrick Horgan as
Lipchitz.'' A candid look at the 77. Hi'nk. race car driver; Emile Genest
year-old sculptor who works from as Georges publisher. ~nd Ted
dawn to dusk six days a week. Roter as a private detective. (R)
Lipchitz, born in Lithuania, is seen I George Putn1m News (C) (60)
at work in New York. • Secret Aeent (60) m Felipa Sanchez . I Jack Latham News (C) (60)
Favorite Story (C) (30) * LOST IN SPACE moves : Muor Yorty's News Conlerlftct
to TV-5 next week, 7:30 p . El C•ballero de la Noche (C)
8:00 0 The Happy Wanderers: (C) (30) 10:30 aJ Netws: (C) (30) Bill Johns.
"High Desert Dude Ranches." €tJ Donaji
I Hazel (C) (30) , Black Journal (C) 111:00 B Eleven 0 Clock Report: (C) (30)
M. f M · I Jerry Dunphy.
,..1erco es usia . . O KNBC News Service (C) (30)
8:30 tJ 29 (i) The Beverly H1llb111les: Tom Brokaw
(C) (30) Cranny, becomes indignant I Th! Westerners (30)
when Elly May s herd of . canine News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
friends trample her_ every time she • Movie: "The Blick Fox" (docu-
announces. a meal 1s ready. (R) mentary) '63-Narration by Marlene 0 Wrestfmg (C) (90) I Dietrich. fJ @ Q:} Peyton Pl~ce: (C) (30) (0 The Donald O'Connor Show: (C)
Steven Irle~ to obtain help from (90) Guests are Sammy Shore, Sharl
Susan for ~111; Carolyn confronts ~er lewis. Roger Williams. Buddy Rich,
mother; Rita and Norman receive and Joe Williams.
temporary C~S!ody of Jill's baby. m Movie: "Actors and Sin" (dra·
I Merv Grtffrn (C) (90) I ma) '53-Eddie Albert, Marsha Hunt.
Wonders of the World (C) (30) ff7l ~ News (C)
Sonrlsas t (jJ 6 This Day 1968 (C)
9:00 tJ ~ @ Green Acres: (C) (30) C29J a KBAX News
Arnold the pig is held up m a bank al Noticiero 34 (C)
and robbed of his life's savings byl two bandits, played by Henry Cor· 11:15 aJ Dr. Tirso def tunco
den and l ewis Charles. (R) 11:30 B Movie: "Tarantula" (set-Ii) '56
0 KRAFT MUSIC HALL -John A&ar. Mara _Corday.
* Edd A Id Al O @@)The Tonight Show (C) • Y rno •. an 0 Movie: "Tiiiie ind Gus" (com-Kmg, Don Rickles. edy) '33-W. c Fields.
0 ~ Cl) NEW SEASON Kraft Mu-0 @ (]) Joey Bishop Show (C)
sic Hall: (C) (60)_ Eddy Arnold, Alan 112:30 (0 Niked City
King and Don. Rickles team . up to ID Action Theatre: "Security Risk '' host the premiere show of this new ·
season. The three performers, who 12:45 O Movie: "face ol Fire" (drama)
will host individual shows later in '59 -Cameron Mitchell. Bettye
the season, welcome Bobbie Gentry, Acilerman. ()
Suear Ray R?binson, Rocky Graziano 1:00 B Movie: "The Black Hand" (dra·
and Joe Louis. • ma) '50--Gene Kelly.
0 @ (3) Wednesday Nl&ftt Movie. 0 Movie· "Johnny O'Clock" (myt· ''rove With the Proper Stran1er" • 4 7 ' I p (drama) '64-Nalalie Wood Steve tery) -D ck owell, Lee J. Cobb, . • Evelyn Keyes. ~cQu~en, Edie Adams. When young B Community Bulletin Board girl hnds herself pre&Mnt after News (C) spending a night with a boy she
just met, she seeks his advice about 1:30 (0 All-Night Show: "Cry Woll.''
having an abortion and they fall in "It's a Pleasure," "It's Love I'm
love. (R) After."
You Can't Do That on Television!
But they do, as It Takes a Thief star Robert Wagner joins Al
Hamel on the season's most unique special-"You Can't Do That
on Television!"
The production ai rs Saturday, September 14 at 10:30 PM. on
"YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION''-90-m11::.ut color Spe·
c1al-/t ature1J guest•llar Robu1 Wagner and host Al Hamel ;,, a11
evenlrig a/ conte11tporary h11111or and social satire.
Litual takeoD on today's commucia/s-he lt ft
his family dt/tnseless-u tnacted by Mcuan
Strvtnso11 and An11 Elde1 in a hirhflrht of the show.
KABC-TV Los Angele,. The 90-min ute
show wil l be seen in other markets through
ABC films.
The international star, along with the seven
repertory members of the cast, are incor-
porated into a stream of vignettes-all sa-
tirical commentary on today's society. Mr.
Wagner gets involved in the spirit of the
happenings, as does host Al Hamel, in set-
tings that can onl y be termed bizarre.
The talented repertory group previously
set are: Ann Elder, Bonnie Scott, Meli ndi
Britt. Mclean Stevenson, David Astor, Billy
Van and Ron Rich. Jimmy Dale conducts
the 17-piece orches tra with Roland Dupree
the choreographer. Artist Tom Sewell as
visual production consult ant created the ex-
travagant seto;. Gary Miller is the production
coordinator, Marjorie Luke assistant to the
producer and Bill Belew in charge of wardrobe.
P•a• 17
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 12
For morning and afternoon
llsting1, 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 (C) "The Prodipl" (drama) 'S'S
-Edmund Purdom, Lana Turner.
O "frontier M1rsh1ll" (western)
'JS-Randolph Scott. Nancy Kelly.
"90 Deo111 in ttte Sh1dt" (drama)
'b6-James Booth, Anne Heywood.
11 :00 D ''Sive Me 1 Sailor" (comedy)
'38--Bob Hope, Martha Raye, "lt'1
I Gitt." with W. C. Fields.
12:30 m "Never Say Goodbye" (drama) ·~1eanor Parker, Forrest Tucker.
"Draion's Gold" (mystery) '53 -
John Arther, Hillary Brook.
1:30 m "Norman Conquest' (drama)
'"53-Tom Conway, Eva Bartok.
4:30 IJ "The Mob" (drama) '51 -Er
nest Borgnine, Neville Brand.
5:00
0 "Mr. Arhdin" (drama) '56 -
Orson Welles, Patricia Medina.
E V EN I NG
0 PUTNAM NEWS HOUR * for total information!
6:00 IJ The Bl& News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy. 0 Huntley-Brinkley Report (C) (30) 0 St.Ye Allen Show: (C) (90)
Guests are singer James Brown,
songstress Marva Whitney, Arlene
Dahl, comic Rodney Dangerfield and
poet Toby Lurie. The great James
Brown comes close to wrecking the
studio when he raps out a medley
of tunes in his own inimitable style.
0 Six O'Clock Movie: "A Priv1t.'s
Affair" (musical) '59-Sal Mineo,
Gary Crosby, Barbara Eden, Chris
tine Care re, Barry Coe, Terry Moore,
Jim Backus. A college grad, a j1ve-
talking musician and the playboy
heir to a fortune are all drafted,
and find themselves In the same
platoon for basic training.
I Bit Masterson (30)
(}) Merv Griffin (C)
Whafs Hew?
Amor Sublime
6:301 KHSC Hews Service (C) (60) • The Groovy Show (C) (30)
I Lovt Lucy (30)
tH) (j) McH1le'1 H1vy (30)
@ Huntley-Brinkley Report (C)
: lxperiment: "Investigation of
the Ocean Bottom." Or. Harris Stew·
art, oceanographer for the U.S.
Coast and Geodesic Survey, dis-
covers that undersea ridges off the
east coast have moved 1,000 feet
west in 27 years. Or. Stewart ex-
plains how he has set up a re-
search project. el Notlclero 34 (C)
7:00 tJ ~ (j) CBS Evenln& Ntwi: (C)
MO) Waller Cronkite
F Troop (C) (30)
P1asword (C) (30)
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEX. SEPTEMBER 7, 1968
I Gllllpn'1 lli111d (30) I!) True Adventurt (C) (30)
(1) Hip ind Wiid (C) 0) El Mundo Esta loco ~mento Fii• 9:30 0 @ @ ! IHC:!AC I Pnld111tilr1
7:15 Ci1) rn News (C) On St.111: (C) (90) "Certain Honor·
7:30 ft ~ Cl) Cl marron Strip: (C) able Men.'' Rod Sefhn(s oncinal
{§0) Wutern series with Stuart drama, which focuses on modem
Whitman, Jill Townsend, Randy national politics. is the first produc·
Boone and Percy Herl>ert. tion of a series of five oricinal, B @ @ Daniel Boone: (C) (60) contemporary dramas utilizing the
''The Inheritance." Rebecca Boone talents of leading writers under the
Is bequeathed a deserted house and personal supervision of AIYln
se.ts out with son Israel to Inspect Cooperman. Van Heflin portrays
It. only to learn it is haunted. (R) Coniressman Horace "Champ" O Let's Go to ttte Rac:n (C) (30) Donahue, who Is accused of mal· O (i7J (I) Second Hundred YNn: feasance by a youni idealist. Robby
(C) (3b) "Shine On, Harvest Moon Conray, played by Pet« Fonda.
shine." Luke goes Into business Also featured are Pat Hingle, Hirtm
with crony Henry Sykes. un1ware Sherman, Dorothy Stickney and
that operatin& a stlll Is illepl. (R) Alexandra Isles. fJ Miilion $ M«Me: (C) "11tt Ptril1 M ® rn Drum Home (C) (30)
of Pauline" (comedy) '47 -Betty Travel (C) (30)
Hutton, John Lund, Billy OeWolfe, Lout l11ut: A film report on
William Oemarm, Constance Col· ~ilwaukee's attempts to curb the
lier, Frank Faylen, StOJY of how rise in child mistreatment cases.
Pearl White became the first great 10:00 IJ Geor&e Putnam Newa (C) (60)
thrill queen of the saeen In the Suspense Theatre: (C) (60)
i s of the silent serials. "Operation Grief." Robert Goulet.
Truth or Consequ.ncas (C) (30) Claude Akins. Linden Chiles. Peter
Perry Muon (60) Helm star. The death of a pretty
: Feature: "Cave of the Assas· French glfl and the true identity of
sins." Explorers unconr JOO.year-a limping soldier set the pace fOC'
old treasures of the "hashish-eat· action in this drama of sabotage in
ers" who lived near the Caspian the Allied ranks..
Sea. I Secret A&ent (60) @l) fellp1 Sanchez Jack uth1m News (C) (60)
8:00 9 Boxi!!{ (C) (2 hr) Favorite Story (C) (30) fJ @ (1) flying Nun: (C) (30) 1 @The Untouchables
"The Days of Nuns and Roses.'' : R&D R~lew: ,,"Enhancing Pic-
Slster Bertrille comes up with a tures for Science.
business idea for the convent. but @l) EJ Caballero de la Nodle (C)
is stopped in mid-profit by simple 10:30 I!) News: (C) (30) Bill Johns.
enzyme action. (R) 6I) Donaji m Haz~ (C) (30) . .. . 11:001J EJfl'len O'Cloct Report: (C) (30) EE) PlaJ1n& the Guitlr. Styles in Jerry Dunphy.
Song Accompaniment." Singer Bill O KNBC News Servlu: (C) (30)
Johnson joins instructor Fred~riclt Tom Brokaw.
Noad for a pr()iram on vanous I The WestMners (30)
styles ~n song accompaniment with News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
the guitar. • Movie: "Dillin&•" (drama) '45
6I) Felidano! -Lawrence Tierney, Anne Jeffreys.
8:30 0 ~@Ironside: (C) (60) QI The Donald O'Connor Show: (C)
"Light at the End of the Journey." (90) Guests are Irene Ryan, Sal
Ironside uses a blind girl, believed Mineo, Jack Haley Jr., Jackie Ca·
by a murderer to have witnessed hane, and Saj1d Khan.
his crime, to bait the killer. When I!) Movie: "Dark W1ters" (sus·
an old friend of Chief Robert Iron· pense) '45-Merle Oberon, Franchot
side is shot in a hotel conidor Tone.
while conduct1n1 a pnvate investiga· I~ News (C)
lion, the murderer believes he can 6 This D1y 1968 (C)
be recognized by a gir1 in dark a .KBAK News
glasses. beautiful Norma Wales . Noticiero 34 (C)
(Katherine .Crawford). Robert Reed 11:301J Movie: "Fligflt to Hong Kont'
plays her f1ance. (R) (drama) '56-Rory Calhoun Bar-0 @ CV Bewltch.ed: (C) (30,~ bara Rush. ' "Oou~le •. Oooble, T~1l and Tro~ble. 0 ~@The Tonlcht Show (C)
A midnight meeting of witches g Movie: "Poppy'' (comedy) '36 cau~s trouble between Sam and -W. c. Fields. • Olarr:~R~riffln (C) (90) 0 @ (I) Joey Bishop Show (C)
Roving Kind (C) (30) 12:30 m Naked City
: I b1C1AL I The Poor P1y Mort! I!) Action Th11tre: "Highway Drag·
A study of how impcyerished Amert-net"
cans are exploited da1l~ by ~Jes l2:45 0 Movie: "Cow Country'' (west-
men, mercha~ts and 1~st1tultons. ern) '53-Edmond O'Bnen, Helen The program include~ hidden cam· Wescott
era footage documenting unscrupu·
lous sales practices in the ghetto. 1:00 B Movie: "We Liv• Apln" (rc>-
(R) mance) '34-fredric March, Anna
6I) Noche de Estreno Sten. O Movie: ''The Fatal Hour'' (mys· 9:00 IJ 9 !]) Thursday Nl,ht Movie: tery) '40-80<is Kar1off, Marjorie
Not available at press lime. Reynolds.
0. . ffil.CIJ Tll1t lii!rl: (C) (30). g Com111unity Bulletin Board "Sixty.five on the Aisle" After Ann 0 Nm (C)
invites her parents to watch her in
her Broadway debut, she learns that
her lines have been cut consider-
ably (R)
1:30 m All·Night Sllow: "John Loves
Mary," "My Reputation," "The De-
cision of Christopher Blake ...
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Tennesau aame al KooirvWe, Teno.,
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Cuesl bosl Jack Benny lo a scene
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ABC's The Holly"'ood Palace, Sat-
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FRIDAY fV[NINf.
5:00
S£P'TEMBER 13
For morning and afternoon
lf1tings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience1 are
the day's movies. All sta·
tions reserve the right to
chan1e programming with·
out advance notice.
D PUTNAM NEWS HOUR * for total information!
6.-00 6 Tiit Bir Ntw1: (C) (60) Jeny
Dunphy.
II HuntltJ·Brink:ey Rtp0f1 (C) (30)
stm Allen (C) (90) Guests ere
actor Peter Fonda, comic John By·
ner, singer Ann Dee, and stylist
Jqrdann.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1!30 D ''Qood11'9 My Fancy" (drama)
·SI-Joan Crawford, Robert Youna.
fJ (C) "Secret of Ute Spflln1" (ad-
venture) '64-Tony Ruuell, Marla
Perschy. (C) "Wiltz of tll• Torea.
doJl'f (comedy) '62-Peter Sellers,
Margaret lelahton.
0 Sb O'aocl Movlt: (C) "T1l9 c.
111.andlem'' (western) '61 -John
Wayne, Stuart Whitman, Ina Balin,
Nehemiah Persoff, Lee Marvin, Ml·
chael Angara, Pat Wayne. Bruce Cl·
bot, Joan O'Brien, Jeck EJ1m.
Ruued western drama of 1 Texas
Renfer in 1840 assigned to pene-
trate the ranks o4 an outlaw b•nd,
the Comancheros, who are supplying
the Indians with suns and whisltey
and have caused ttie slauiflter of
many settlers.
I Bat Masten.on (30)
[j) Mtft 8rilffn (C)
Wiars New?
Amor SUf)llmt
11:00 IJ ''Tfloclsand Doll1r Toudldown"
(comedy) '3~Joe £. Brown. "If I
Had 1 Mllllon," starring W. C.
Fields
12:30 m ""'' lriall in Us" (drama) '35 -James Caaney. "Once a Thief"
(drama) 'SO -June Havoc. Cesar
Romero.
1:30 (D "Blonde Bait" (mystery) 156-
Jlm Davis. Beverty Michaels.
• The Sr00¥J sa.o. (C) (30)
I I.Oft Lucy (30)
6:301 IUCBC News s.vlct (C) (60)
Cl) McHale't NIVJ (90)
· 6 HuntteJ·BrinkltJ Report (C)
: ~ri111ent "Selective Em·
bryonlc Cell Adhesion." Dr. M1lcolm
Steinbera Illustrates his research
Into how cells Join to form tissues
and organs..
4:301J "Onct Upon a Horse" (comedy)
'58-Rowen & Marti artha Hyer. eJ Notldero 34 (C) O ''Trtats of (dra·
ma) '64-Peter Alexa er, Rudolph
Preck
7:00 6 ~ Cl) C8S &tnlna News: (C)
(30) Walter Cronkite.
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This ma1ulne Is published wHll_ly for this newspaper by TV wt:EK • division of Qrimn ~rintln& •n4 UlftOlr•°" Co., Inc., edltorial and produc·
tlon offlcffl P 0 . Bo• 1190. Qlendele, ~allf. Address advert1s1n1 Inquiries
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IF Treop (C) (30) THE DAILY PILoa,in:~E~MBER 7. 1968
,.....,,., (C) (30) fll) NET Pia,.__ ''Victoria Real
liillipn'a Island (30) na: Summer." Conflkt dMops t>.. 00 Cfnt•• Slltwcaae: (C) tween the youn1 QUten Vk:torit ind
lty from Texas.·· .. her c:onmrt. Prince Albert. The f1D F•tufe: .The Wondtfful World queen is tom betwten het roles es
or San r,..nclxo." An exploration submissive wife and dominant ruler.
of the city. Patricia Routledge Is Queen Vkto-
7:25 (ii) CV News (C) rla ind Joachim Hanaen playi
7:30 IJ ~ Ci) The Wild. Wild Wiit Prince Albert.
(C) Western adventure series star-10:00 0 0 Ci) American Profll• Sp.
ring Robert Conrad & Ross Martin. dal: (Cf (60) "Somehow It Worb." O Tarzan: (C) (60) "Lut of the A ll11hthearted review-from the
Supermen." Former Nazis searchina turn of the century to tht praant
for a fortune in ne1ollable securi· -of American political campalrn
ties hidden by an e9Clped German techniques. former polltldans and
war criminal force Tarun to ac-klngmakers tell how candidates
company them (R) have been picked, aroomud and
a RI.chard Wi"dmark Gene merchandised in different areas. • NBC News correspondent Edwin * Tierney in 'NIGHT AND Newman is writer and Ofl·tamera
THE CITY' •.. presented reporter. (R)
by THRIFTY DRUG I Ceorl!_ Putnem """ (C) (60)
a .. fi1) ~J Judd for the Defenw. Movie; Nlati• and lt\t CIV ( ) [60) "Commitment." Judd a Ida
(drama) 50 -Richard Widm1r1t, a Negro convict who Is desperately i;'Q;~ff To See the Wizard· tryin~ t~ clear .himself of a crime
(C) (~) "Wiid Wortd." Emmy. -h~ ':'~t ~.~~l (~) Award-~1nner Hal Holbrook nar-Jack utftam News (C) (60) ra~ ftlm or some. members of the • El C.ballero dt la ~ (C) 1n1mal kln11dom still uncaged un-tamed and un1nnihllated. (R) ' 10:30 Im News: <C) (~~) ~Ill ~hns. 0 Mntlon $ Movie: ''Tht Graf* of al) lnnowa~~: Engineenng. P~
Wratll" (drama) '40--Menry Fonda, pie Problems. Two experts d~uss
Jan• Darwell, Dorris Bowdon. the potential .of ~stems engineer·
Charley Grapewln, John Carradine. Ina for med1um-S1zed enter.prises
I Truth or Consequencta (C) (30) and their cllentele. Or. Rrchard
Perry Mason (60) Brenneman hosts.
USC Music Festini: The Uni· ii> Donijl
versity of Southern California String 11:00 I) Eleven O'Clock Report (C) (30)
Quartet performs Mozart's G Major Jerry Ounphy Sonata and Beethoven's Opus 135 0 KNB'C News Servk:I: (C) (30)
in F Major. Tom Brokaw.
g) Ftlft>• Sancllu I One ~ Beyond (30) a:oo m Hazel (C) (30) News: (C) (~0) Baxter Ward.
@E Muslca y EstrellQ Mu.art . · Movie: "Ch1n1 Girl" (drama)
8:30 1J ®' .CiJ ~mer Pyle: (C) (30) g~~ne Tierney, Georae Mont·
Gomer IS a~11ned to take part in m The Oon1ld O'Connof Show: (C)
a special ~111e!Y. Show 011 the ba~ (10) Mike Connors. Jim Backus.
to entertain v!siting br_ass, but 1s Sammy Cahn. and The Strawberry ~fuctant to 111ve up his woril as· Alarm Clock gu9$t.
aignments for the rehearsals. (R) (D Movie: "Smokey" (drama) '46 D@@ I UlfLl White Paper: -Fred MacMurray, Anne Baxtef.
The Ordeal of mtrittn CitJ. I ~ Ntw1 (C) (C) (~) "Cities Have No ~imits" ls 6 This Day 1968 (C)
the first of a three-part senes exam· llBAK News
ining the natu~e of the urban crisis. • Udero 34 (C)
Prog11m participants are NBC News correspondents Frank McGee and 11:15 @I) Dr. Tll10 dtf Junco (C)
Bill Matney, socioloaist Chartes V. 11:?0 61) Boxeo
Hamilton, urbanologist Daniel P. 11:30 8 Movie: "Anna Karenln1" (n>-
Moynlhan and John Gardner, head mance) '48 -Vivien Leigh, Relph
of Urban Coalition. RlchardlOn, Kleron Moore. Sally 0 (}]) CI) Min In a SultuM: (C) Ann Howes.
(60) "The Whisper." 0 fij 00 Th• TonlaJrt Show (C)
I Mm Griffin (C) (90) O Movlt: (C) "H• Junpe love"'
Hawaii «:atts (C) (30) (romance) '38-Dorothy Lamour,
Speculation: "Theatr~n Ex· Ray Miiiand.
pression of Today." Drama critic O G1J CJ) Joty Bishop Show (Cl
Cecil Smith and Cordon Davldaon, tB) CI) S.lutt to 1 Stir
artistic dire<:tor for the Martt Taper 12:30 m Naked City
Forum, guest. I!) Action Theatre: "Tomb of Tor-
g) Alepin Adams ture."
9:00 B . ~ (j) Friday ~lrht Mowlt: Not 12:50 O Movie: "The Bride and ti-.
available at preu time. Beast" (horrot) '58-Chartotte Aus·
@America! (C) (30) tin, l.lnce fuller.
6Il El Mundo Esta LOClO 1:00 6 Movlt: "RetrNt Hell!" (drama)
9:30 0 Qj (I) HollywoOd Squart&: (C) '51-frank Lovejoy.
(30) Peter Marshall hosts. O Movie: (C) "18 In tile Sun" O four Wlncla to Advtntin: (C) (comedy) '64 -Qrtt\erine Spuk, <i9> "Explorina the Pacific's Edie." Gianni G1rjlo. 0 @ ~ or Will Sonnltt 11 Co11111unlty Bulletin Board
(C) (30) And He Shall Lead the 0 N..,... (C)
Children " Will and Jeff help an 1:30 CI) AU-Nlrtrt sa-o.: "Sabau " "Th•
outlaw's wife and are taken prison eye Creature," "Death Pars '•n Doi·
et when the aana returns. (R) t1rs."
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 14
MORNING ·
All stations reserve the
right to change program·
ming without advance no-
tice.
7:00 • Blrdman (C)
Cartoons
7:20 Give Us This Day/News (C)
7:30 Summer Semester (C)
Super President (C)
campus 1968
Effective livln1 (C)
Mr. Wishbone (C)
7:45 S.crtd Heart (C)
8:00 9 ([)Go-Go Gophers: (C)
New cartoon series about a pair of
characters who are not sure wheth'
er they're gophers or lndlans. 0 @@ Super 6 (C) 0 Movie: "And the An1els Sin&''
' (musical) '44--8etty Hutton, Diana
Lynn, Fred MacMurray, Dorothy
Lamour. 0 Dick Tracy (C) ID S.turd11 Theatn: "Daughter of
the W8$1," ''Down Missouri Way."
I 00 Casptf cartoons (C)
Las Estrellas ' Usted 8:30 ~ CJ) Bugs Bunn, I Road Run-
ne1 (C) 0 2~ 6 _ Top Cat (C) O ITT' (3) Adventures of Gulliver
(C) O Movie: "Stranger from Hong
Kong'' (adventure) '64-0alila. m Estudio Raleiah
9:00 O ~ r6) The Flintstones (C) O Q1J (3) Spider Man (C) ID Jack u Linne Show (C)
Fl) Guitarras
9:30 f) ~@Wacky Races: (C) Car-
toon senes with zany cars and
drivers. O ~ (I) The Banana Splits (C) 0 @ 00 Fantastic vo,age (C) ID Action Theatre: "Crime by
Night" and "Bordertown." al Escuela KMEX (C)
10:00 8 ~ (j) The Archie Show: (C)
New cartoon series featuring Archie
of the comic strips and all his
friends. O Movie: "Hazard" (drama) '48
Macdonald Carey, Paulette Goddard. O @ (3) Journey to the Center of
tht Earth (C) 0 Movie: "Massme River" (West·
em)-Guy Madison. Rory Calhoun.
I Fistol del Oiablo
10:30 Qj Cl) The Herculolds (C)
Youn..1.. S.mson (C) ~ W Fantastic Four (C)
Underdol (C)
11 :00 [i) Nortll American WIUI
Soccer: (§ Olvislonal play·off. 0 fil (!) Major l.Mpt Ba.ball:
(C) Teams to be announced on
local stations.
I @ (I) Rim Future
Award Thtltr1: "Abilene Town.''
11:15 @Cf) ABC'1 ' Wldt World of
Sports: (C) World Heavyweltht
CtlamplonShlp Apt. The champion·
ship bout between titJeholdtf' Jimmy
Ellis and formtr champion Fl~d
Patterson is telecast livt, via satel-
lite from Stockholm, Sweden.
11:30 O Movie: """'-Dtflat of Han·
nibal" (adventure) '00-lsa Miran·
da. Irene Tune.
g) Cine Mexicano
AFTERNOON
12:00 O Mrvie: "Junite Princess (re>-
mance) '36-Dorothy Lamour, Ray
Milland.
g) Un Canto de Mnico
12:30 IE Blue Ribbon Thutn: "Try and
Get Me."
12:45 0 (f7) (I) RETURN NCAA Footblll:
(C) MC Sports opens its 1968 sea-
son of NCAA Footblll with Georlia
playing Tenntssee at Knoxville.
1:00 f) ~Ci) MobJ Didi (C) 0 Movie: (C) "The Brave One"
(drama) '56-Michel Rey, Rodolfo
Hoyos.
I Opinion: Washln,tDn (C)
El Caballero dt la Nocbt (C)
1:30 ®) (j) The Lone Ranpr (C)
Movie: (C) '1'1 Unfor&Mn"
(drama) '60-8urt Lancaster, Debra
Paget, Audie Murphy.
1:45 O Movie: "Wells farp" (western)
'37-Joel McCrea, Frances Dee.
2:00 I~ (j) 8atm1n/S11ptn111n (C) • Campalan and Candidates (C)
Coronet Thtatle: "Treasure of
the Ruby Hills."
~ (i) Voice of A&Jiallbn (C)
2:30 O lHMQ)!>e: (C) "They'll Never
Show That One on TV." Teen panel·
ists discuss current trends in movie
making with Los Angeles Times En·
tertarnment Editor, Charles Cham·
plin. O PGA Kemper Open Golf Tourna·
ment: (C) A $200.000 purse pro
vrdes the incentive for the nation's
golf greats as they play the battle
cf the little ball on the greens ol
a98 HOPE/ LucrLLE BALL
THE
COL DATE
THEATRE
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PANTS"
TOllTE 1:30 om In co1or1
presents ... IHJ~
fli) llaa PerspedlM (R)
., f utl>ol·Socar
5:30 D Ralph stDtJ'a Loi ~ (C)
''lrollywood's Glamor Girls." Story
talks about the leaendary era of
"old'' Holtywood that hosted an In·
famous pack of middle-a1e deb
stars, known for devourina their
victims-body, bank account. soul
and community property. He sheds
litht on the legend of the "vamps''
and explores where they came from,
where they went and whether it's
true they're alive and living at
leisure World! (R)
fJ @ Cf) Happenlna '61 (C)
0 Twili&ht Zone ED Book Beat Arthur Halley, au·
thor of "Airport," auuts.
~ (j) JollnnJ IMsel1 Sbow
EVEN I NG
S:OO 011'1 Bii ~ (C) (60) Ropr
tlildd. CJ~ (j) Franti Mc:Ctt (C) (30) e Country Music's Best * GRAND OLE OPRY Guest -Stringbean 0 Grand Olt Opr,. (C) (30) Porter
Wagoner, Dolly Parson auest O II Mondo: (C) (30) "Heart of
Rome." 0 llHc!tli The Last Day of
Summer. () (60) Sam Riddle and
Kam Nelson look at the list day
of summer for the Southland's
10una set, with a sun -and-und
scene at Hermosa Beach. There
are dance contests, pl•throwlnt
(Continued)
the Pleasant VaUey Country Club in -------------------------
Sutton. Mass. An extra added al·
traction is a wild prize money of·
fering of $100,000 to the first pro
who hits a hole-in·one!
3:00 f) ~ ® Shazzanl (C) 0 Agriculture USA (C)
g£) Amor Sublime
3:30 ti ~ 00 Jonny Quest (C) O Movie: "The Hour of 13" (com·
edy) '52 -Peter Lawford. Dawn
Addams. 8 REJURN The Outdoorsman: (C)
Joe Foss.
I News (C)
Chiller
Color ThHtre: (C) "The King's
. Musketeers.''
~ 00 Farm Show (C)
4:00 tJ Insider I Outsider (C) O The Professionals: (C) "foot·
ball: Alworth. An analysis or the
professional brand of football as
played ~pro Lance Alworth.
§@ W Georp of the Jun&tt (C)
Charlie Chan @ Film Feature: (C) "The
Swinging World of Sports Cycles."
~ Movie-Co-Round
Ml. Hipli&ftts (C)
4:30 I V'iewpolnt (C)
@ 00 American Bandstand (C)
@ Divorce Court
5:00 tJ (j) Inside Footblll: (C) With
Gil Stra!Jon and G.orge Allen. O S.,Uklna Freely: (C) Edwin
Newman hosts. Merla Alexander, Di·
rector of fedaral Prisons, 1uests.
l ==ury (C) Bronco 00 Campaian and Candidate
(C)
COVER GIRL-Elaine Fulkerson, chosen Model of the
Year last year, will present the award to her sucussor on
the second annual Model of the Year Pageant, Saturday,
Sept. 14 at JO PM, In color on CBS.
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•• aan·1
Ila 111a1 an
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90 minutes
of No-No's
starring The
Great Unknown
Al Hamel
with special
guest star
Robert Wagner
(w ho will do
something).
Five-lctte:7:'r -..J!Wr'~~~U
words. Ethnic
jokes. Religious
jokes. The Great
Toilet Panic. The
Champion World 's
Worst Magici an.
A cast of seve ral.
Incredible dancing.
Songs. Music.
Even a band.
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SATURDAY (Contfnued)
oontests. plm·utlna end 1 bikini
contest.
00 Sports KlYIMJ.Scope (C)
Slfebrusll Theatre 112 O'Clock Hip (60)
RID Review (R)
Ci) T1rz1n (C)
6:30 0 KNBC SlturdaJ Rtt>e>rt (C) (30) O MelodJ R1ncb: (C) (60) Eddie
Dean joins the ranch iana this
evening. O RoseJ Grier: (C) (30) The great
Ram tackle is host for this show
with a look of today in music and
dialogue with journalist Charles
Brown and the Frankie Ortega mu·
steal group. m I SPECIAL I September With the
Kina f11mily: (C) (60) The fim in
a series of new fall specials fea-
turing the entire King clan. The
theme ot tonight's program Is au-
tumn and "back-to.school" days.
(R)
@ CJJ Car and Tmk (C) ti~ (6) The Champions (C)
7:00 O C29 (j) News: (C) (30) Roger
Mudd 0 KNBC Survey (C) (30) 0 Hurdy Gurdy (C) (30) 0 Death ValleJ Days: (C) (30)
"The Resurrection of Deadwood
Dick." Denver Pyle stars as a manu
factored western hero whose spu-
rious reputation 1s put lo an un
expected test during a bank roi>·
ber~
I G.111ig1n's Island (30)
(3J 1968 Sebring (C)
Pattern for Living
Pla1ing the Guitar (R)
Tiiuana Go-Go
7:30 O 29 (8) The Prisoner: (C) (60)
The Prisoner is sub1ecled to an elec-
tronic 1nterrogahon as his adver-
sary Number Two, makes a last·
ditch attempt to find out why his
captive resigned from his top secret
1ob. Leo McKern gues1s. 0 ~~ (1ij The Saint: (C) (60) "A
Double in Diamonds." A diamond
trail leads The Saint lo mannequins
and mystery when a jeweler friend
tells him he 1s making a copy of a
lrbulous diamond necklace. The
next time The Saint sees him, the
1eweler 1s dead. and his death leads
The Saint to a lash1on show where
the real necklace 1s stolen (along
with the girl wearing it) and held
for ransom. (R) e Llr1mie (60) O {17) (j) The Dating G1me: (C)
(30) Jim Lange hosts. Pat Paulsen.
guests.
0 FANCY PANTS-Bob Hope * Lucille Ball -Color!
O Colg1te Theatre: (C) "fancy
Pants" (comedy) '50-Bob Hope,
Lucille Ball, Bruce Cabot, Lee Pen·
man A Briltsh gentleman's gentle·
man-actually an out of-work actor
-1s brought to Big Squaw, New
Mexico 1n an effort to inject aome
culture into the local scene. m All-American College Show (C)
(JO)
I Sci-fl Theatre (C) (30)
The Bible Answtfl
Local I~ A film report on
Milwaukee·s attempts to curb the
rise 1n child mistreatment cases.
(R)
8:00 0 (17) (3) The Newlywed Game
(C) (30) Jim Lange hosts.
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ma) '47 -Oebor1h Kerr, Trevor
Howard.
eye, hired to lnvestJcatt en em· first runner-up la ruaranteed a m Cln... S.twdq: "Pl.... Mr.
bmlement When the embezzler Is $15,000 contract. Bilzac" "Twlllatlt Women."
murdlf'ed, the private eye finds D Movie: "Caubblnca" (drama) 9 Ci) s,.tll&M llllltrt: "Th•
hlmtelf the prime suspect ~umphrey Bocart, ln1rid Bera· Blick Clstle." m lid OW.u Sllow (C) (30)
fii) NET Joum1I (R) .n .._ ____ f lly --.. (C) (30) min, P1ul Henrtld. _ ~ ---I News: (C) (30) Clif Kirk. ll:JO fJ Ee.,,. O'Clec:t ~ , .. , @!DNlllWI Cltl Mlllkll fl!) NET fatinl: "Olympiad 1936." Cltte RafMrt&. (Tij C.l'a Corrll (C) (30) ~n. TlttlPt .... (C)
1:30 • 9 (I) My T1ne Soaa: (C)
(30) ~tie Mors handlome former
boyfriend, Cral1 Benson, wlttl un-
steadylni effeets on husb1nd Rob· ble. (R)
II) Nedlll Tipltia By Dtta•ncl (() W..-.t lleiwlt: "Concert
lol • Mulc:o I ntrtpe."
9:30 fJ tJl, 1.l Petticoat JundlN: (C) 10:30 g Movie: "1'lle ladJ Ha! Pini" &> Tene Fmilr
(30) nc e Joe 1pplles for member· (drama) '42-Paulette Goddard, Ray 11 .... ,1:!_ .. ...__ 5Z u--a.... -.. -
ship for the Shady Rest In 1 hotel Miiiand ·---, _.._ ·-uwr credlt·card ch1in, than asks Kate to · (drama) 62 -ToDJ Curtia, D @ (I) Get Sllatt (C) (30)
'The Rirucllnt Rtdheld." Acent
Smart tr1ins a pretty &111 to mu-
querada as another woman, even
thouiti It may cause her death.
Julie Sommers and Cesar Romero
&Utst. (R)
deposit $50 tD cover the check IC· D "YOU CAN•T DO THAT ON J~mu francbcus. The atoty of •
companyin1 the application. (R) * TELEVISION!" Oh. Yeah? Puna lndiln'a atrual• for ldtntlty
II Dr. Klfdar9 (60) 90 MINUTES of NO-NO•S! durina Wor1d War II.
D tm Cil Tiit Holt,wood Pat.c.: 12:00 0 News: (C) Ketth McB•.
(Cj {60) Jack Benny hosts. Guem D llPlc!ALI You C.n't Do Tlaat 01 G M4M1: "'nit RlftC" (druna) •52
al'9 Liza Mlnnelli, Chris and Peter Teiavlllonl (C) (90) This 90-mlnute --Oerald Mohr, Rita Mor.no.
II Routl 66 (60) Allen, the Rudenko Brothers, ind special stars Al Hemet as host for @ Cil ,._ (C)
Iris Adrian Peaa Mundo ind 1n evenina of contempomy humor 0 @ Cil Lawrence Welk (C) (60)
II) Biii Andtnon 5'ow (C) (30)
fl) lhltlo Musical
BeYef1y WaShbum. (R) and social satire. Robert Warner 12:15 U Movie: "1-Tit..,... (dra· Is special cuest. ind a repertory ma) '60-Rod ~--icer, Edw1rd a. m Ernest Tubb SIMM (C) (30) company of seven .Qf the fntshast Roblnt0n, Joen Collins, Ell W1lltch,
@!)La Tor!Mllta talents to hit TV complete the cast Seb1atlan Clbot, Aleunder Scout111,
9:00 119 (() Hopn'1 Heroes: (C) to present some rully funny skits, Michael Dante. s.ven IXl)lrtl plot
(30) In an effort to free 1 IJ"OUP 10:00 115 (I) I M(<"'1, Medel of tlle sonas and dances. They poke fun ind execute • $4,000,000 robbery
of captured undercround leaders, Y•r P1aunt ( ) ( ) John David· at everythlnf, so 1 IOOd sense of from the f1mtd Monte Clr1o calno.
HOi•n and his henchmen concoct son, Allene Dahl ·~ Jack Unklet· humor will help yo11 enjoy this d• l2:30 -11ov1e: "M'-~ of '-". (
f ta t•-1 vi ... _ ter are the on-the-air teem for the li&htful ITOOP Arnone the company -.. .. 111• a an s "' rule o con nee ""' second annual Model of tho v .. r i . -· N di ,. .. rl pense) '44-R1y llluld, M1rtone German prri11>n of stalaa 13 that s youna son ..... m • • "'' • R nolds. the war has ended (R) Papa~t, 15 ~O contesta~ts model tiln, Billy Van (he's the fellow In ey . e&IUSIVI CrNtions by laad1n& Amer1· the Colt .45 beer Ids), Mclean m Naled CttJ
O@ ct) SablnlaJ Nl&llt 1t tlle can desicners In the first netion· StevenJOn <•. multi-talented tellow) 1:00 D utlC ""*' (C) Moriel: <t> "1'lle O.tslcler'° '67-wide preview of fill and adv1nce Melindi Britt. David Astor An~ •
Duren McGavln, Edmond O'Brien, resort desicns. The 30 &lr1s will bl Eld« ind Bonnie Scott. ' 1:30 at M-Nl&llt Slllw: "from lllaa-
Anna Hapn, Shlr1ey Kni&ht. Nancy presented in daytime dothea, then I Joe PJne (C) (2 hr) bul With Ordm To IOll," (C) "H•· Malone, Ann Sothem, Osalt Davis, the 15 semifinalists will wear youn1 Covnby-Wllllm SIMM (C) (30) cules, PrlJOnll' of Evil,'' (C) "R•
Joseph Wiseman. Another of the couture re.sort war. In the closlna (]) Slta"dlJ Nl&llt f11cE "Min· venie of the Glldl1bn"
"World Premln'' movie.a made for aecment the semifin1llsb will weer handled." 1 ·45 fJ Mowi.· n.. Jee lMtl ._,..
television, this one is 1 series couture eveninf eowns. The winner • (d ) ·~ w II (st.rrina D1rren MeGavin) this fill. recelves 1 paranteed $25,000 mod· 11:00 D KNBC NIWI Semce: (C) (30) ram• IJ 1 ace.
Mc:Gavln Is a r1ther s.cty priv1t1 elin& contr1et for the ye1r, ind the Tom BR>klw. 2:15 D Adwetrlbi•• ef 111 s...i,r., (C)
• 11:00 AM II An Foatbell: (C) Boston Pwtrtots vs. Buffalo Bil~
12:00. &ll. °'*' , ..... "Chi~ (C) The top prof9al0nlll and amateur men and women tenn playen In the world com·
pete In llve fiMI• Of elimination tournament \#Ith 1u.r1m.ed
100,000 for the pros. played at the forest Hills Stadium, N.Y.
2:GO "9ma Footbell: (C) L.A. Rama vs. S.F. 49ers;
Wortd 8eftea of Golf: (C) Competln& fot the $50,000 flt'lt
prize and the 1968 golf championship at the 7,180-yard, pe,..70
Rrestone Country Club COUl$e In Akron. Ohio are the Winners
of the wortd'* bl& four chaml)ionships-Bob Goalby, Lee Tre-vino, Gary ,.._yer and Julius Boros.
4:00 D UCLA Footbel: (C) Hlihfllhts of UCLA vs. Stanford pme.
-• . MONDAY, IEPTEM8ER 9
1:00 IAF'l. FOatbd: ~K.C. Chiefs vs. Houston Oilers.
7:00 • CIB:m[U.Jsht 'Y•'tf: filht: (C) A non-chem~ ~ t>etMen t Heavyweiaht Champion
Foster and mator contender Racer Rouse is telecast live from
Wnhlnltot"I, D.C.
TUDDAY, SUTEM8ER 10
7:30 8 ROURN Tom"" l'fodwo Show: (C} Coach Prothro com·
ments on hlahll&hb of UCLA's 1967 football season.
10:00 B C8S ,._. ._....: (C) "The Football Scholars." A study Of. college lthtetlc. · nK:rultina.
WEDNESDAY, SOT'lllB!ll U
7:.IO e flFl Action: (C) "What To ~ for' tn Pro footblll."
~TUlllMY, IU'f!M .. 14 _
11:00 AM B Nofttt Ametlcen Rt:laclClr: (C) ONi.lonal ~-offt; llii ........
11!11 • = ':J:9 Woltd Of (C) "me Jimmy Ella.Fk>Jd
J:tl:rson 1!5-round world h~ championship filht Is tettcalt live via .satelllte from~Stoc~m. Sweden.
12:411 8 NEW SEASON NCAA Footbllll: (C) Oecqla w. Tenneuee
•t Knoxville. • •
2:JO •PM "--... 8olf T~ (C) Goff areets ~ & .,.... ·Ill P.teiUnt v~ Country etub Jn Sutton, Mell.
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