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SATURDAY, JUNE·l-i, ]969 ' .
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,, Nudie Bar Owner Wins
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Big B~und in Court Fight
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'Nixon. ~ H~spital' Slated
For San-Clemente Site
Builders Ask
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President's
Okay on Name
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of ttMI O.I~ Plllt Stiff
Grading at the site of a six-story
hospital and medical center complex
within sight or President Nixon's new San
Clemente summer White House is under
way today with actual construction set
for later in lhe year.
Announcmneilt of the long-needed
facility came Friday from Congressman
James B. Utt (R·Tustin) who was ap-
proached for help by four Los Angeles
physicians involved in the project.
Tentatively tilled the San Clemente
Medical Cent.er, the principals in the
facility asked Utt to ask the President if
he would agree that they could name it
Nlxoo Memorial Hospital in memory or
hi~~li ·fiUid< a.-in~ .,. in-
volved.in the slx-building medical center,
oak! O<mrad Epl~, public riliilODS aide
for lhe Tustin l<~lal<lr.
. · ~it site of the new San Clemente
Mechcal Center ls on a coutal b!ll about
U.... miles from lhe newly purchal<ll
summer White House and quite visible
rrom the .estate.
Murphy Adamant
'Highly Dangerous'
Killer Goes Free
On Clerk Error
By TOM BARLEY
Of fltt DallY 1"11•1 Sl•ff
"Cand.Jellght killer'' Robert Willard
Liberty is at liberty today and all
because of what was described in
Superior COurt as a "stenographic
mistake."
The 21-year-0ld Westminster man,
deacrll:bed as "highly dangerous" on his
commiual two years ago to Atascadero
State H~ltal, walked out of an open
ward at Metropolitan State Hospital,
Norwalk, five days ago -an event that
did not become public knowledge until
Friday's court acUon.
}'roJrecuk>r Al Wells" drew • Judge
Howard Cameron'• attention to the
"clerical •ITII:" •t lhe ~ot:Wlllt_fadli\)t. He npfaiD<d-tbal il had•been Intended to mart Libe'rty11 rue 0dlacharge~to c6utt"
bul 1...:retary'a ml!undmtandinc led to
it being endoned "dllcharged" -period.
The bunt ls QOW Oil lhroqbout Orange
and Loi Angeles counUes for the tenner
machlniat who was the central figure in
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one of the mosl bizarre murder in-
vestigations In Orange County hiltory,
Liberty wu accused oo Jwie 4, 1966 of
the murder of Mrs. Marcella Landis, an
attractive brunette with whom he shared
an apariment at 1382 Westminster Ave.
in WestnUnster. Astonished officers found
Uberty genUy strumming a guitar and
humrru"'ng whlle the body of hia strangled
victim lay on the living room sofa.
"It looked for all the world like some
far out funeral service," an officer wu
reported as commenUng at the time.
"Tbls crazy guy had candles burning all
over the place as if he were conducting
some kind" kooky-last rites.''
Bo1h ·Liberty and hls victim had been
patients on previous occasions in the
menial ward of Orange County Medical
Center. And 'both. it'wu dllcloled;hllf '
attempted to cOmmit auJcide' on more
than one occas:lon.
Judge Byron K. McMillan sublequenUy
ruled that Liberty was insane and un1ble
lo wist in his own defense and he 1e11t
(Seo KILLER, Pqe II
::, TDE,d -.J:et Port Shot ·Down
Hlih q1 tha~civtllan jell _.ling
oot ol • Ormip County AhJ><ri mJ&hl
!hare runnya al El Tor& MC;\s to eue'
noise prob1'nu In Ille 1W'S allead .....
today to have been officially shot down.
Mark a rdefinite kill fer that idea. says
Sen. George Murpily (R.calll.) in
response to requeats for ~ definite
answer. ,
Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce
President Jack Hammell and Planning
Director William L. DuM have received
word from Murphy'& Wuhlngtoo olllce
on lbe pr_..i jolot .....
The L'OllC<pt .... • &UQl!lled In lhe
Pereira Maller'Plan for. -Orange County
A viatloo and bu-l>e<n allJilled by county
dllpervloors and heartily endooed by COO•
ctmed Harbor Art1 agencies.
' Unless a dr1stic cblnge develops, they
can forget aboot Ilia! Idea right now,
slnco Sen. Murphy aaya lhe Marine• ve
du1 ln at EL Toro and don't plan to
fraterni.te with clvllllD ah'Ctaft. ~
Research Into lhe propooed use of El
TAlro MCAS by civilian 1vlaUon aurtng
the. years before a New Orange County
Regional Airport CIQ be developed
reveals just who makes the decision.
"Tbe law pmldei that for ll1Y military
bas< to be ao used II la neceaaary for Ill<
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&UCh Ule,11 Mtlr'Ph1 "'* Dmm md am.·
melt. ,
Martoe Corps 1uthc<llles told Murphy
they have ablolutely no intention of Ill•·
Ing such coment now or ever, he said,
which means the I.slue 11 vlrtUalty dead. 1
"Any dlscuasion 'of Ille oubject 11 lhe
present II academic," Murphy concluded
In his letter malled June 4 ind announced
by Hammett Friday.
The P.,..lra avlaUon study aayo Onnre
County must hive 1 MW reltonaI aJrparl to "Placo lhe oven:rowded flcility near
Colla Mal, bul lhll .may be IO to U years awl)' •
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Six Perish
In San Diego
Copter Crash
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Five Navy men
and a civilian are dead or mialng In
the crash of a Navy helicopter oo a
mercy flight from the attack carrier
Constellatit>n to San Diego.
Two bodies were recovered before an
air-t1ea search ~ed at sunset Friday.
The Navy·said the big, tUfbo.powen:d
helicopter crashed and sank at 1 a.m~
Friday seven miles off the coae:t, after
picking up a sertou..Iy Injured sailor who
had been blown olf lhe ConatellaUon'•
flight deck by a jet blast.
Seardlers found lhe bodies of lhe pllo~
Ll Richard A. Fll:slmmona, 28, ol Ma-
rengo, m .• and PeUy 'Officer 3.c. Larry
R. Peterson. 2'1, of C2iarit<m, Iowa.
Among the miss1111 wu the senior
medical officer of the carrier 1 Clpt. An-
drew W. Stevemon, 45, of Corooado,
Olhero ~.were Ille ,Injured ai~
Dr.-5eaicLOdel:_.A:riaticm Machinistt1
Male -F." Dean, 47, San Dieco: Lt. !Aonml~ .. Gou Jr., 29, Ill< C<>pllOI, ol Atlson, Tex., and-Wayne Zarling, 35,
Chula Vbta, Calif., a civilhm technJcat
representative to the Navy.
«:out
Weadler
Huy sunshine will greet the
Father'• Diy celebrants Sunday
w 11 h temperatures sllghlly
warmer. edging into the lower
70'l.
' INSIDE TODA 't'
: It .... • .1!10Vlng •ipcri•nt<
when humorilt H. AUn Smith
dtcidtd to moue ttfter 2$ par• ""4 founil an attic full' of pon;.
phanalia. s .. F!""ilf Wceklv In
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$ · S1wrd•J, June l•, 1969
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' . ' rili~~~ivada campus po.-,
lie . el . Ila!> · M•I•!'"_ found 74
marijuana plants thnvmg amo~g
the flowers growing around Morrill
Hall: As yet nobody has admitted
beinf"tlle gardener. • · ·
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Frlilay uie 13tb was nothing com· !!."""!. to Thursday the I~ for ~· Mlllor of Elmira N.)'. El•
m ire Pof1c• Chief 8trn1rd Dein•m·
bor 'l"!d be was awakene!I by
noises 4nd1 t:>und the 17-year-old
youth b'lding Jn a shower in t?e
bathroom of the chief's home. Mill-
er \\tBS charged with burglary. •
" ' Tht British Ministry of De·
fense spe1lt ;144 gtUing rid of
thrtt Wttd.s. That's what· it cost "
to stnd wetd<ii.sposal ezpcr'
Tom Carlistt IOJeei vp the side
of tht AfinUtTJI. « Building ht
WhitthaU to pluck three sn1all
el<W'berry saplit1gs growing
from crttticts.
• As ''M•riorie Dere,", she had
few equals piloting 500CC motor-
cycles as a trick cyclist on the
c•waJI of Death." But as Mrs. Doris
Smlth of Hertford, England, she is
having troubles convincing the
British Ministry of Transport she
is safe on the highways. Mrs .
Smith bas failed her motorscooter
license test 16 times. •
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By JOHN VALTE!\ZA
01 1t1t o.JfJ Pl'M St•ff
Dusted by a .fresh wes\erly brecie mov·
',IQl'\111'\"' --tll•lr ...,,, coi:ooa·del
'IW Hijll 'Sdlool'a &IO-memlier,'CllSI· ti'
Jtlt ~ 1"""1 ·-· deep. tlli>ughta f""'1 tbree of Q1o1r peers OI\ the ..,.""' 1of tw}tbt •. ~ ud the very
· ~alioa they Were a part of.
'"-!&raided t u . ran '"unu.Sllfll'• a"d
llandmorl< c1>111, die ,.nior;~ud l>t~'" fiUn tbelr 'piliicip81, Leon Meeks, ~
'Cited some ot·the uniqueness of the Class
ol 19®.
Jury Weigh~g
Insurance ·
Fraud ()barge s
' It's back to the jury room loday for a
Superior Court jury that had been unable
lilte Friday to reach a verdict on the
validity of fraud charges against five in·
surance salesmen, one of them a
Newport Beach resident.
The panel went into deliberations late
Thursday following more than ffve weeks
of testim~ny on the opera~ons of Regen·
cy Investors Inc. of Encino. They must
rule on the guilt or innocence of five
Regency representatives accuSed or ,being
involved in a "phony insurance" opera·
lion that bilked lnveslDrs of more than $2
million.
Awaiting lhal verdict arc Cleo Marvin
Johnso n, SI. of 901 Kings Road, Newport
Beach; Roland K. Marsh, 38, of Redondo
Beach ; David h1orton Kane, 37, of Bever·
Jy HJlls: June Virginia Adams, 25, of
North Hollywood and Harry Louis Hib
bard, 58, of Anaheim.
~leeks reminded flle. h~ndreds of
parents, loved ones and friends that the
clas.s had "double-almost tripled $tU·
dent involvem1ent in student
govemmcnt. It ... • "....• ..f. .-,
"They also are the lint p class to,
have proved the fe88lb1Uty, of, I theory
put lnto practice in ~ ween,tbat the
matter of dress should "be a student..
parent issue instead or I school ,en-
fDroement problem." he $4id.
The seniors heard add"'8HI from three
coeds. Valedictorian Kathryn Lynch.
SalutatoUan Cynthia SJ)t'yers and Jane
Miller.
~11ss Lynch sai4 there are two ways of reality.••
looking at graduaUon ceremonies as a "W¥,lher in . a t,~. or in a ~uman
graduation from somethizm or to being, $le said, th11 e~nce 1s the IODlethin& ~· 1 .., \. moat Import.ant part. Tbls 11 •what does
,, • , • •. ~ ~:. t ~ not change. . , we rnust loot into Up to DOW Wt have been involvyu tn·~e • oorselves, for that ls where the1 true P,roJect ol leOrnlll( hoW !o. ll'1, ihe ,.id, reality Iles."
Fron! hero oo ~ we .,.,...., ~ reallJe,, In the most Informal. of the throe ad·
the way lo Uve. f ~-• 1 .dresses Miss Miller flayed her peen wbo
She said it WU kbponut &hat parents. "spend hour after holir lookinl for~
do,not try lo•l\lide ~ gf~. "but let lion in the quad." .'---. i .._ 1 f
us ~ver OQ. C?"r ow~ 1 She cited trouble among he~':kl
Mlss SJlienrs ~)Ci~ ~tp.l,p& eOOt· "stemming from the Idea thAt if
mon amimg 'hef-clasamates : 1•Qi.iaUties, one basic purpose to high school : that ls,
good and bad which are essences of basically, to get out."
OAIL Y ,tLOr St•ff P/lttt
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She apotoglzed for another problem..
"We can 't really appreciate 50l1'lethin1
unW it is too late."
Rllldy Job!ISOll pmonted the clw
a ..W trophy case to be wtalled In ~
foyer of the school &Ym· -
The late allernooq ceremo~ besides belni pw>eWated by ' choral aelections
compOsed ~y DeUo Joio ancJ.':¥aughan'.-
Wllliams,-,had 1pecjll efl;cta , frolO
several P'fll•r jets· a Pe~ d 1 it•
ove:rbel.d. • 1 • :..~
Speake'rs: Palaet several Umu, waj~
for the noise to subside. • -. ,,,._ ~-"'fl 1
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lions Involve !lie ApartiMiJ A-Go-~,
foot other ~ty ta•• )Yhich ~'!@
aneP!Jy . atqed the ,controversial '!t
terjalnmenl 1 · I · ~l
, 'J'he judn c~ruu1 ,w&r\)ed r.ruelll
that any pre-trial performances in whieb
his artists were found to be nude or
"evading the purposes or the ban" by the
use of exaggerated merkins would bring
Uie tavern owner back into court. ·-..;
Jud&t OwW· luued ·ii!s rullnC Iller)
bottooilen bar enterlalnel'-!l'IPPlll'~ donnod lot ..,.ful Jnai>e<llon &l>e' . ~fUbber ,..dtvicU ·UM<I by inanf <i. ·
taVem artists. •
~ · But ODlores Deanne Sins was carefu,Dy
lnlb'uctod by Judge Owena tl\lt iilie
WouJd batten down her controveratal
hatches onJy in the preisence of poU6e
matron Janice Sparks. ·
Both girll retired to a back room for
purpoees of the-matron's inspectiou.
_,., Newsmen were not allowed to be preseAt
at what Waif felt to be a revolutionat)
cDUrt. innovation. !
FOOLED CUSTOMERS ,
Vice officers, male and feritale, h~
earlier testified that bot!\ Miss Sins aad
Ruby Jean Curtis wore full-body falsiO
in dances staged wi}ile the court ed.if
was in force and that lheir a~Cf!
did not conceal everything frorq t~ af-
diences, · l Eli1ninated from the trial at an early
stage was Jack Bernard f'ollis, 54., oI 508
E. Ocean Front, Newport Beach. He
served five days in jail, was fined '100
and is present.ly on probation.
Judge William ~1urray has presided
over a trial in which testimony sup-
porting 20 counts or grand theft and con·
sptracy has been olfered, The five defen-
dants are the only remaining members or
a group of 21 insurance salesmen indicted
by the Orange Count'y Grand Jury.
COJ!ONA DEL MAR HIGH GRADUATES HEAR PRAISE FROM THEIR PRINCIPAL-'
For the Cless of 1969, No Dress Code, More Involvement and Jet Noi se at Commencement
Carol Cybulski of Laguna Beach; ooe Of
Maselli's most PGpular pe(formers, wits
sentenced to 500 days in jail or a $5,0®
fine wbile the hearing wa:; 'getting ur:ld•
way Thursday. Miss Cybulski's convicti~
on 10 counts of lewd conduct and obsce•
ity stemmed from bei nude frolics at tlie Apai-fme'nt .A-Go-Go. •. •
All five are accused of selling to
Southland residents -m~ of them in
·Orange County ....: niular Jlfe lnsurDce
policies which were represented to be
hlg_hly lucr.~Uve pr<!,{il sharing eontr'acts.
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IULLER ...
the apparently uncaring Westminster
man to Atascade ro "for an indefinlle
term."
The Regtney gr<llp distributed' the
policici under an agreement with the
Nebraska National LUe In surance Co. It
has been stressed before and during the
Brenda·Broob,: 5, of BeverLy HiUs trial that Nebrasll Lile has not beth in·
Dr. Fred Linder. assistant supcrin·
ll'ndent of Metropolitan State Hospital
told the DAILY PILOT Friday thal
Liberty was a "good patient" at
Atascadero and that "he cam e here with
a good report."
takes· time out from kindergarten volv~ in the defrauding of investors.
work dt 1E! Rodeo School to fee·d Regency was compelled to refund m'ore
"TwitChedy," Q wild rabbit which WOI • than $6SO,OOO to policy purchaser3 last
fo~ by htr teacher ond taken to year following an investigation of its ac-
school. The rabbit charn1s the young· tiviites by the California Department of
Liberty, he said . had been ruled to be
sane and nO\V able lo face murder
churgl's. tie also stated that Lib:!rty was
a patient in one of the facility 's ''open
\\·ards'' and could have fled at any time
\Yhatever might have happened "in the
nature of a clerical error."
sttrs. with its abiLitu to stand up and Insurance.
lake food from an eye-dropper. ". The Rome Zoo bas fiUe<I out a
bus with 20 ·cag'es ahd is taking
monkeys, eagle!ii, llamas, porcup-
pines and dther animals to schools
'''hose stu'a.ents live too far away
to visit the zoo. • Britain's new tax on pet foods
affects lhe high as well as the lo\v.
Member of Parliament Ronald
Russell says be \vanls "Doggy
Bags" introduced in restaurants
at tbe House of Commons so diners
can take scraps home to their pets . • A convoy of son1e 20 British
. .\rmy vehicles rumbled into Peter
Lewis' garage in Ardleigh, Eng·
land. for gasoline. They took 2,000
gallons. Lewis prompUy gave them
10.000 Green Trading Stamps.
DAIL\ PILOI
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365th Jun1p for Gate
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -An uniden-
tified man became the Golden Gate
Bridge's 366lh' known suicide when he
vaulted ovtt the r'ail during Friday's
morning rush boor.
But \Velis holds very different views
about v.·hat might have happened at
Norwalk.
"This ii. not the first time this kind of
thing has happened and I firmly believe
1h~t the declaration 'discharged' is being
used to CO\'er this kind of escape," Wells
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75 Ne~ Cot1nty Pl1ysicians
G1·aduateFro1n UCISchool
Seventy-five ne\v doctors, graduates of
the UCI-Califo,rnie College or Medicine.
S\vore to uphold a medical code of ethics
in a I-'riday night vespers ceremony held
in Orange.
The doctors, led by top student in tti(•
class. Mrs. Diane Wara , were to gradual"
in ceremonies at UC Irvine today.
rilrs. \Vara is one of 11 in lhe countr;;
and the only woman in California lo
graduate at the top of her medical class
this year. tter:frost;und;""William-"-Wara,.·,_,
also graduates with the class.
for lhe first lime new doctors swore
either to the Oath of Hippacrates,
1nedicines traditional code or ethics
dating to four centuries B.C., or to a
n1odern \'ariation, the Declaration of
Geneva.
The tlippocratlc Oath admonishes doc·
tors not to perform an abortion or give
poison to anyone rcouc~ling l'arly death.
The Declaration of Geneva. on the
other hand . ex.horts doctors not to pern1il
considerations of religion, nationality,
race, party politics or social standing in·
lcr\·cne between duty and patient.
Dr. David Nielsen, Newport Beach in·
\emal medicine specialist who is pn!Si·
rlent of the County hltdical Associalion ,
administered the oath and the declaration
and asked doctors to indicate their assent
to either one by saying, "1 do."
In a *>lemn momtnl, Warren L.
Bostick, dean of the medical college, told
lht' graduates:
"Abo~·e aU medicine must have com·
pJstlon. Al a physician you are in a posi·
lion to do much harm or much good.
Whatever you do i\ will bt subtle and out :
of sight eictpt of 1•our Conscience.
DAILY PILOT ,..,. ,...,.
OUTCLASSES MEN
Med Schoof Grad Wera
Therefore. you musl be morally strong."
Senior Class President Ch.Aries Zipkin
reminded graduates to be socially aware.
lie said they pledge by lhe oath lo do no
harm of commission and that lhty must
also do no harm of omission.
"Tite temptation to aim few' a pracUCt
in Beverly Hllls will be gre1t," ht seid.
"The GeneWt Dectar1UQn ls a symbolic
Pled&e to people of, small mtans that
mcdlcine will not forgtl them."
·Fam I Ix aod frl<ndl . attended the
\'tspar" ~ony.
Maxwell's First Wife
Clips · Newport Barber
Former Newport Beach barber Glenn
Maxwell suffered a further setback Fri·
day in his bid to extract a litUe financial com~nsation for the breakup of his mar·
riage with actress June Allyson.
Maxwell, 42, was recently denied a·plea
that he be awarded $1 ,600 a month
alimony from the considerable earnings
of Miss Allyson, 47. Judge Harmon G.
Scoville's only concession to the bankrupt
Maxwell was to grant him custody of the
feuding couple"s two boats -the 40-foot
"Marro· Polo" and the JS.foot "Jutie
Bug." .
If the fonner barber makes any money
out of the two .craft -and 'he faces
further monthly · payments •on both
lavishly equipped vessels -then he
himself is almost sure lo come in for a
little clipping.
For his first wife got the nod from
Jutlge Scoville Friday to trim Maxwell
with a $2,Xlti lien that is outstanding on
an agreement the couple reached at the
lime of their 1961 divorce.
Amelia J~phine Maxwell successfully
claimed that that amount was outstan·
ding from the agrttmenl drawn up by
the couple -a contract in which Max-
\vell, consented to pay his wife 104 weekly
1,205 Receive
Diplomas From
Orange Coast ...
Stopping l)ne by one to pick up their
<11plomas and listen to the acclaim of
parent§: and~!rlends, 1.2G5 Or!ll}&e f;A>ast
College ·graduates Friday night paraded
through goalposts of Pira~ Stadium.
Beyond their goal of the last two years.
an Associates of Arts degree, lies the
future.
Frnm two out of three graduates the
future holds more schooling at a higher
institullon, College Prl'sklent Robert ~foore said. The future for the other·s is
in a job they are now technically trained
for.
Student Kermit Christman spoke on the
theme ''Do ll Now.''
He advised graduates not tG shrink
from Ufe but to have confidence in their
own uniqueness.
"Etch in your mind a picturt or fulfi~l
ment," he said. "Take the uniqueness
that lies within you, study it and develop
it. ADd make a habit of doing it now.
Wasted lime is the stuff life can be made
of."
Jean Sturdevant. a dental hygiene ma·
jor with an A minus grade average .and
Robert Seymoure, a dletelic& major with
a B plus grade average, "'·ere recogniied
for out.standing contributions to student
government.
Dr. Moore sald the graduates
represented n subject area majors and
that thdr avuq:e age lS 23. More than 50
of them, he said, eamM the1r d4Wee&
totillly thioo.gh the: evening college.·
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payments of $30 each.
Maxwell married the widow or actor·
producer Dick Powell two years taler.
She divorced him in 1965. remanied him
in 1966 and is currenUy acUvely·engaged
in an effort to shed the one-time barber
for the second time.
Both marriages, court records amply
indicele, have been marred by frequent
di~tes between Ptfaxwell and the J,.ido Isl~ actriss. ~ A-Jlysori has again taken up
residence at the sumptuous home at lOl
Via Genoa from which Maxwell wits
recently ejet.ied. That hassle resulted in
Maxwell's dismissal from his post as
Miss Allyson 's "personal manager," a
job which ensured him a 10 percent cut
of her substantial earnings.
British Actress Dies
LONOON (APl -Martita Hunt, the
British actress who won fame in London
and on Broadwiy for her portrayal of
eccentric ladies, died at her home here
Friday. She was &9.
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Dist r i cl attomey's representalivet
earlier buoyed by what they hailed as~
favorable "bottomless" ruling fron1 the
Calilomla Supreme Court, made no
secret of their disappointment at Judge
Owens' ruling.
PLEA LOSES
News of the high court edict filtered
through to Superior Court during the-first
day of hearing into charges againrt
Maselli. The Supreme~ rejected, 5 to
2, defense attorney Ron Steelman's plea
for blocking of court action against
Maselli on the grounds that it wa.s un·
constitutional.
National Guard .. ·l
Band to Perforuj
A rriusical program by the Ca.Ur~
Air Nattonal Guard Band 562 wW ~
presented at 2. p.m:, Sund1;1-y, in. ~
auditorium ol Huntington Beach ,Hi'f'
School. / '
National guard band members mcrude
performers from such grOtJps as /,tie ti
Angeles Philharmonic, the Liwrerile
Welk OrcheStra the Stan K'eu_t<f.'1
Neopbonic OrcheStra and the civic Llstit
Opera Company. •
Sunday's concert is sponsored 'by tbe
Fountain Valley Music Booster CJu\),
Admission is free and the public ls i9·
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\It's f''lag Day
' ~Security guard Emmett Flynn and Brenda Fishbein, 3, Anaheim,
,:·admire replica of early American Dag which will fly today, aJong
"'1vith other flags of historical interest at Costa Mesa 's South ~oast
.::Plaza. Flag Day, celebrated annually on June 14, observes anruver·
fSary 'of the adoption of the American flag in 1777.
~ixon Hospital' Planned .,,
" Near· San Clemente Estate
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Of ... o.ur ''"' , ....
Grading at the site or .a six-story
hospital and medical center complex
within sight of President Nixon's new San
C4tmente swnmer White House is under w_, todl9' With actual construction set
fo!r ~IA Ille year.
Announcement of the long-needed
1-.,miy came Frldoy from ~n Jimes,B. Ult . (R.-Tualin) who was •!>'
=for help by four Los Angeles
. in..Wed in the.project.
•TOidai"'1J ; Ulled tht Sin Cltmente
Jldlio01 -\be 1Xll>doals jn, the fldlll1:• uit to-ut•the ·President u lit -id ..,.. that they coold name It
-·~-Hoopital In memory or
Jiio>pol'ftU.
No federal fullfs or interests are ln-
vMff'ln, the-all-building medical ce.nter,
:oid Conrad Epley, public relations aide
fgr Ille 1\dtln lqislator. .
"It-lel!med as long as we had the 1n-
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NIXON'S GIFT .
F08 CLEMENTE
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tricia Nixon
offera a•'riddle about·~ Father's Day ~ tht first !Omily plant lo give Iii!! Prillclent SUnday.
:'II'• blggtl' than him and has his
nime•;iL lt'1,IOIDSblna be .hu never
.,,, before-ad 'Jil!tlfi w:UI' ~vei1qain ...
'Ille alily other due 'l'r!eill' ,W!>uJd g)V<
Is' thtf, G1e '11!11 II "far. oor _. bOOle"
in Saa. Clemllftt. l . . .
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form:iUon we might as well release it,"
said Epley, noting that Utt's services had
been asked in approaching President Nix-
on about the hospita1's name.
A presidential suite will be included in
the medical center, should Mr. Nixon or
members of his family develop a need for
care on visits to the San Clemente
mansion.
.. They haven't brought in their cost
estimates yet," Epley continued, "but it
looks like a $20 to $50 million project"
Fir1t construction work on the center
-the ooly sudt facility below Sooth
Coat Community Hospital. except for
the USMC Camp Pendleton diJpensary -
will include the main six-story, 256-bed
boapital.
Other initial features will be a US-bed
convalescent hospital, a three-story
clinic, an office-complex and three-story
high parking facility, according to
Congressman Utl.
Principals in the hospital project are
doctors Charl es Bartell, Donald J . R.
MacNeil, Paul Evans and William Dodge,
who began to develop the idea alter a
visit to the area.
Utt's spokesman, Epley , said two of the
physicians were land-shopping f o r
homesites when they realized the need
for a south Orange County med.lea!
center.
The facility bas been In various fitages
of planDlng and preperalion for foor
years iad hulbe endonemenl of lbe 'San
~ lledleol Association and"""th
Orl!PC«dJ dvlc leaden.
EXid< ott<·ot .uie· nevi San. Clemente
Medical Centeri'is .on"-coastal billiabout
-miles from the newlf purdwed IJUllU!Jel-.IWle ,l!Oliae ancj ijulte vl~ble
from .the estate.
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·SA TURD'A Y, JUNE 14,. ,1.9"9. . , • . .
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Cl,erical Error Frees Dangetous Westminster Youth
111 TOii JIAiu.gy.
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"CljrwDelilbt Wer" Robert W11lard
Liberty la. al llhetly lodoy and all
bel:auH of , Wbat WU .delc:ribed • 1n
Superior COurl u a · "atenocrsptilc
millake."
'Ibe 21-year-old · Westminstet man,
deJCl'ibed as "htgh]y dqerOU1" 'on his
committal two years aao to Atascad!ro
State Hospit:a1, walked out of an open
ward at Metropolitan State Hoapitll,
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Norwlllt, five .i,y1 qo -,1111 ·-that did Doi become public -Jodp until
_.,., court -.
i:n-utor Al i We!Js <flew Juqe Howard Clmef1ln I atleDUoo lo Ille "c~irlcal errof0 a~ the Narwalt flCDity.
He ezpllined tbet ii hljl • lnteoided tJ>
mark Liberty's rue ··dllchlr,e to court"
but· I secretary's misundentandlni led to
it belns ,nc1oratd "dlec~" -period1
1be bunt ls now on thnJuP.out ... Orana:e
and Los ""'9lel counuea '"" 111e·1ormer machinist ~bo was the central n,ure in
Toro Jet Airport.
Plan Sh·ot Dowp
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High hopes that civilian jelt oporalln& eemod Harbor Area qenclea.,
out or Orange Counly Airport might UDl'31J • drutle ehange ,de~, lhey
share runways at El Toro MCM to ease can lor1et about that klea rlgtit now, since.Sen. ·Murphy uya the-Mariner.are noise problems in the ytars ahead letm dug ln at EL TOro and don't plan to
today to have been officially shot down. fraternize with civlllan aircraft.
Mark a definite kill for that idea, says Research into the proposed use of El
Sen. George Murphy (R..Calif.) in Toro MCAS by civilian avlaUon during
response tG requ ests for ,. defmile the years before a New Orange County
answer. Regional Airpart can be developed
Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce reveals.just wbo makes the dedalon.
President Jack Hanunett and Planning "The law provides that for any military
Director William L. Dunn have received base to be 90 used it is necesaary for the
"Tbls crazy guy had CIDdlea bumlnc Ill
OYel" lbe place u If be·wen .-nine
aome tind ol. kooky last rites. 1•
lloth. Liberty 111!1' his victim had been
palienltn >D .,.v1oos occulona·•ln the
mental ward ol OrOlll• County Medbl
Center. And both, jt WU d:iacJoledJ had
attempted to commit suicide on more
than one. occasion.
Judge Byron K. McMiilan·"'~
ruled that Uberly wu 1-..,i unable
to assist in hi1 ewn dd"en.e and be 1ent
(See JCUJ,ER, Pqt II
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Six PeriSh -. .
In San Diego
Copter -Crash
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Five Navy men
and a civilian are dud « n,t1llinc in
the cruh of a · NaVy be)t~ on •
mercy fli&ht. fn>ln the .. ._ttaek .. eorrjer
CoMtellaUon Iii San Diego. ·
Two bodies were recovered before an
air-sea search ended at SUl'IBf:t Friday.
, , The other victims were listed as missing
at sea.
Tbe Navy uld the biC.:turI»t>owered
helicopter crashed and ant ·at l · a.m.
Fridoy seven miles off the cout, after
pkking up a serlously'lnjured !all!r who
bad -blown off the COnllellalkln'•
fllghl deck by.•· jet ·blMI.,' •
word from MurJ.>h_y's Washington oUi~ copizant mllltary authority io a:ment to
on the proposed JOmt use. , such use," Murpby'Wtote Dunn IDd Ham-ClollLY PILOT'S..,.~
The concept was suggested m the melt. HOlilORED aY OCC'
Seard>en fonod the bodlea of the.pilot,
Lt. IUcblnl\A. Fimlmmons, 21. iii Ma-
renco,• Iili, Ind· Petty Ofncer J.c. tirry
R. P-rl, of °"1lm, Ion. '
. Among0 ilii mliif'*w'ii llie" -lD!'iical O!!leer,-of Ille eorrler, ~ Ar.
drw w •. 8'ilmrm, ts; Gt -o. :irdo, Perei~a Master Plan for ()'lllllO Cowlly -. Madne i:orpo :rut1>or;ifilf = . . <>Utll lnt;Cl , ,.
Aviation and bu been ~'Ir~ ~II · . "" • · l " ~ ' wpemacnandbelrtily..-C•efW'W'ef. ~~J:.00or. , llid. 'J ~ • :, 1 ''-::,. · ~~1\\':~.~~-~ M.-. · oj. Beeft -·-: · .;
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T B . ad pr9on111 ·-·~ bided ~~~, •
WO rig es 1n·hll1ettttmai1ec1jimetsiid~ 0 · ' -..1!
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Cllula .VIiia, caill,, • dtfDan
· by Itammett Friday. utsta.«Utng Of 9th Infantry The Pereiro av)atlon study says Orange
rep"e&entative to me Na'J'.
Cause ol Cfle IJllM . Sea Sprile msh
•at under investlplion.
Leaving Vietnam
From WI.re Services
SAIGON -The commanding general
of the U.S. 9th Infantry Divblon said
today Soulb Vietnamese forces are now
ready to take over in the northern Me-
kong Delit Imm lwo of his brigades lljal
are going home.
other mill~ observers nre less
optimistic and 'Jiffierred to "8lt a!ld ....
It was announced Friday nlg!lt that
two 9th. Division briga4es, -1,000
men , along with a Marine reghne1tal
landing team from the northern provinc·
es, about 7,000 men, would be the first
units to leave Vietnam under a 25,000-
man withdrawal to be completed by the
end of August.
The U.S. Command did not announce
lhe specific brigades or landing team
that would leave.
In the war, Communist commandos
invaded a U.S. artillery base overlook·
ing the A Shau Valley and kllled seve n
American Gls while wounding 23 others.
The camp's defenders found the bodies
of 31 guerrtllu at dawn, 18 of them in·
side the barbed wire perimeter.
The lOlst Airborne Dlvialon base, nam·
ed Fire Base Bertchesgaden, 1its atop
a jungle peak about 380 mllea oorth-
easl of Saigon, with a commanding view
of the A Sbau~Valley.
Headquarlen eald Ille Coruruunisl lint
opened up with a mo'ri.ar attack and then
about 60 commandos charged, hurling
satchel charges and firing.antitank rock·
et.. bdote· dawn.
County muit have a new regional airport
lo repllct the OVtrcrowded facility near
Costa Mesa, but this may be 10 to 12
years away.
Jet noise foes and other concerned
agencies had hoped to negotiate SC'.11\e in-
lerlm arrancement for UJe of ~ Toro
MCAS, while the idea waa bitterly op-
paeed by the Slddleba~ Republfcan
'Alleml>ly. •.
Costa Mesa City Councilmen ha.Vt en--
doned ~~-upro
pooed in ljlpllcltlons r ... · ...,..._
lUlhit lo Ille Pldllc -;..a..
hoping preaure will '""" ..,.,._ of
the' jet Jlroblem.
Seminar Ahead
For Pilot Editor
Thirty-one newspaper p u b 11 s h e r s ,
editors and chief newa executives will at-
tend a two-week seminar at the
American Press lnsUtute at Columbia
Uolvenlty In New York heltMing Mon-
day,
The pnllJ'll1I will lncllllle dllcualon of
--edlllnc and ruanopmeill with empbuil OD content, wrltllig, roporting,
per-I and -electronics. Members will spend conaldenble •time ~ and IDalyJinf -1> oCher 's
new.p.pers fnlm Ille -.,.int of
readlbllily and, effldenl _.!!<».
'lbomu Keevll, edllll< ol the' Orange
• COM1 Dally Pilot; wtU1>e pll'tlCllpallJ>j In
tbe teminar.
Citizen of '69
Mr• .. Jooeph Beek.of Balbol.hland i. South Vietnam
the Orange Coast College Oulslandln& Cfiiu/i of 1989.
Jilts. Beek. a reaident or the Harbor Ridicules Cong
Ar1a· since 1021, wu. honored, at com·
mtncmient ·ceramonfel 'In L e It ii r d -
Stadluip on the occ campus. Friday Paris DelD""ftles ·~ .• ''""'6 .312'WU aeJected for the:Jmor'~a· ... •;.
or¥e1vk:;.;rt. eootri-~,~ .. -=<UPa~=rlioli:at Ida( 1nter..t 1n u.e~ -toll\; • (liiloy oi 11i1oc Memorial HcioplW (Jct: .irW."l, dlaml-Ille ·Viet. 00ac:t . pcVYllflul sa1a -' · ..... ~ revolutionary govd nment as an allt
• ~ ·r 1 Beek· groupthathasoo~ho<lle. A n~tive ·of Cali om a, ~r'· was ''It is a government ol•no fixed abode
born m Hueneme before it. bec~e Port , , . an ellle government that lives tn
Hueneme. She moved to this area 48 the jungle," a Saigon goVernment mribA..
years ago~ has never left. J'QQ.n said. "Wh3t d~_it._co,:itrQJ ?'~-=-
After ra1~ng .lbr~. sons, Mrs. Beek He said it would make no difference
became active 1n c1v1c _ wor~. She has In the peace talks.
be.en •:member ol the sCholar.shlp. com-In contrast. Communist diplomats In
m1ttte of the Assistance League for Paris said Friday the Viet Cong'• ne\f
many years. and is a long-time rnei:nber government had gained strength at the
of ·the Orange Coast CoUege Citizens negotiating table lrom diploma Uc recog~
Adviaory Cmnmittee. She has been acUve nition from the Soviet Union.
in the Newport Harbor A.merican ,Fleld The Soviets joined u other Conupu..
Service chapter since Its beginning 12 nlst natiom in reeoinlzlng the prny:isioo.
years ago. al revoluti~ government Friday.
She' ls a member or the board of the CzecbmJovakia gave its recognition Fri•
Family Service Organhalion of Orange day nlgll~ ·
County~ a rboard member ot the VllWng The Commtmlst diplcmW aald tbl
Nunes Aaocialion·of Orange County; a Vlet Cong could·now act as a SOYerelgn
hoard inember of Big Brolherl Auiill1ry, governmenl ol the lalb.t111lead ol u
and·•'ditrter metnl><r and presld<nl'for merely a ..,.elllelll.
two .yeafi of the womens' auDUary .of The South Vietnamese spokesman Jfl<
~!Membltial Hospital. •bled II was only propaganda by the
Viel Cong.
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"The polnl about the Commllllbts 1;
lhfLV!er can be all different rorms." a
Soutll Vietnamese spokesman said. "One
day they can say they are one party and
the next day they can break up into two
partie3."
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By THOMAS FORTUNE or ,... ,,_, P111t swr
Four )'earl .,0 when • WIS a begin·
ning ftelbmln at lhe bnna new campus or.-uc lrvfne, P111¥!11 -wd: ..
"Long hair °" •. !IOy ~i:I of lm-
"'"!'dY· I ~ woulditi "trh\ lo
date a boy wbo liaa no mart conlrol over
hll per-1 llablls Ulan lbaL"
Today lbt plans to marry• Youns man
wlih tengthf l<>cb. ·
-OI· UCl'1 first ltudenu Jillke Gra.yltOn, was asked back in 'September,
1115 about tbi war in Vietnam. He said,
.iii thblk lt11 rigbt \hat we are there."
Now he dl0Skler1 the war not jllltifiod.
Tl*< are.dwlCes tllat four years and
• caUeco Oliue.UO. hove WfOUllll on the
"covtr kMI" of a OAU;Y PILOT .1peclal
8'ctlon telling •bout the -Ing or the
UCI ,campoa. •
MIA Wood and Gr111ston both grlduale
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In ceremonies on campus today. One-factor In their being accepted lo graduate
third of lheJr charter clusmala four adlool
years ago are graduallng with them. Boeh tmdtrwtnt •·change In polJtlcal
Tw..thlrds fell by the ,.,.,..,.,, tramfer· philooophy, M!Jo \l'.ood In high ICbool ,_ campllgned for Coldwater, but upon
red tlaewhere or have a gradualioa date turntnc ti became a re g I 1 t ere d
still In the ruture. Democrat. G~. when be came to
Mias Wood, 21 , a Huntington Beach UC, wu uvery strongly ~lated wt~
resident, it receiving her degree In the John.9on administraUon but wrott: ~n
bl I I I I She"ll '"'• h-.._,_ I~ name of Eugene McCarthy on his oogc~ scences. . "''"" ""'· ~ .~ ... 1N<wember. h~r~ raance ~ J"•cobel . ~l (o,a,Sd.~-, :;, ~~' ~ame an ac11vitt nor took
Uiil.,.,..lly gndtuole oc~'1<PIMW,.llze'.N, ·l'iit 11\d<inonlfrationl whlle,~UCL·BuL
pumle_a PhD ,I/! Pl)'d\o1'fo') .. /;-'' " • · ~ ~e liivoived lhll year In Mlllng
Cra)'Ston, D. <f.o'la. Mesa, 'If {etiii' •" up' p~ea within, their deparlmellll
degree In chtmlltry and wijl goiiij In folhclllty 'evaluaUon by llludentl.
September to the Unlvenl\y •Or,goi\; jllsl Woocl who iook counea two
for graduate scliooL lie, <e I e cl I t i quart«t ol ~ jwitor yur at Berkeley
however, that he May1be: • . -~ UYIJof ltudent actl"'"1: •
Both studtnlt ......., C "Yoo·Just1bonl~k>look11J100·ltu
averag,. and-feel Uii ,beln(,a valulble -·lo IOclelY -,peoo ,
deparqn.nt 1! trvjDll (JM COVEll<Ull,• Pop!z),
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Ialbtt'li i>IY celebraoll Sunday w I t h temperatures aUghtly
warmer, ~ging Jnto the lower'
70'1.
INSmE TOD!\ 'l'
It wa! a mouing upericnce
wh<n hu!!10l'ltt H. Allt!I Smilh
.Ucid<d to ..... •fkr 23 II'"" •and found an aide J.U of ,,.,... ~~. -;,~~~.~ Ste."FbnJ~ W•i'"W' In
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lice clllef loll ti\a'-lound 74 marlJuaile plapts thriving among
the fiowef.,frow ing around Morrill
Hall .. "As ye nobody has admit!ed
beiog the gardener.
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Ffldaftbe !Sib was nothing com·
E•red. to Thursday the !~th for
DoUtl•i Miiiet of Elmira, N.Y. El-
mlra 'Pollce C~lef Bernord Dom""1• •
ber .aaid"-he was awakened by
noises an<! foi..ind the · 17-yi?ar-ola
yotith hiding in a showt?r in the
bathroom of the chief's borne. Mill-
er was charged with burglary.
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~"z;"~"'f ... h.-~·ri::• ~:~;:,~~I
frnte spen t $144. getting nd of
thf'ee wetdl. That'1 what it cost
1 to send 1oeed.4i&posal expert l TQ-fR Corii,11,t Bp feet up the side i ~t. ~b, the M(ni,;try . Building in miitehaU to pluck three small
elderberry saplings growi110
from crevices.
• As ''M•rjorle Oi1r1," sbe had
few equal& piloting 500CC motor·
cycles as a trick cyclist on the ··w,n of Death." But as Mr '.· Dori s
Sm.tth of }1erlford, England, she is
bavln~ troubles convincing the
Brili Ministry of Transport she
is s e on the highways. Mrs.
Smith has failed her motorscooter
license tes t 16 times. •
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Brenda Brooks, 5, of' 8eveT'1/ ·HUis
takes tiru out tram kindtrgarten
1vork at El Rodeo School to feed
"Twitchedy," a wild rabbit which was
fo1'.nd b¥ her teacher and taken to
~chool. The rabbit charm.s the young-
sters totth its ability to stand up a11d
take!! ·food jrOm an cuf-d ropp eT. • Tb,e Rome Zoo bas · fitted out a
bus ~wlth 20 cages aod is laking
monkeys, eagles, llamas, porcup-
pines and other animaJs to school s
\Ybme students live too far away
to Vi.Sit the ZOO.' ' . . • Britain's ne\v tax on pet foods
affects the high as well as the )O\Y .
Member of Parliament Ronald
Russell says he wants "Doggy
Bags" introduced in restaurants
at the House of Commons so diners
can take scraps home to their pets. • A convoy of some 20 British
Army vehicles rumb:led into Peter
lewis' garage in Ardleigh, Eng-
land , for gasoline. They too k 2,000
gallons. Lewis promptly gave them
10,000 Green Trading Stamps
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OltANGI COASI l'UtL15H1Hll CCM"AN'
lebtrt N. W11J
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government."
"They also are the first senior ylass lo
h8'e prov«t·!he feasibllilJ of ,a theOry
put into .P!'llctice In recent weeks lh't lhe
matter of i:lress should be a student
parent Issue lnStead of a school en.
foroetneot· pf'Qble.m," he !aid.
'Die seuion heard addre.sses from three
coeds, Vallitfetorian ~1thryn Lynch,
SalutatotJan Cynthia Speyers and Jane
?l111ler.
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"Up to now v.·e have been Involved iJl lhe
project of learning how to live. she. said.
"From here on in we are going to rea.lW:
the way to livt."
. She said it was important that parents
do not try to guide the graduates, "but let
us dllcover on our. own."
hfiu Speyers a.lao cittd something C1Hn·
mon among her classmata: "Quallties,
good and . bad which are essences or
. .. ~~~er:~ a tt8 or In a human
being," she ,.id. "lhta essence la tbt
most Import.ant part. This is what does
not change. . • we must look inlo
ourselves, for that ls where lhe true
reality Iles."
Jn the mo.<1t informal ot the thrte ad-
dr'esses MW Miller nved her peeri who
·'spend hour alter hour looking for educa·
lion in the quad." •
She cited trouble among bet l'll1ks
''stemmlng from Lhe idea that there 11
one basic .,..,_ to hJih school : tbat Is;
basically, to get out." , l
5be yo1oetae4 for allO\her P-· '; .
"We ean't re1ll,Y appreda!e 10melhfni'
until it ls too late."
Randy Johnson presented the class gift ,
a new trophy case to be installed ln the
foyer of the tchool i)'ll'I. r ... ,.. ..,
The late afternoon cerem , besides
being punctuated ·by ch<>ral-.. lectlooo
compcsed by Delio Jolo and Vaughan·
Williams, had apeclaJ effects Jrolj\ .
&e.veral ~ jets speeaint
overheld.. "' • ' ·: ' s~ pUllld several Umei, w~
for lhe_ IJO!se to subljde. ;i
Jury Weighing
Insurance
Fraud Charg~
\· . F.r-Pi~e ·1 , •· ·H:
It's back to the Jury room.tod.Q" for a
Superior C-Ourt jury that had been unable
late Frida,. lo reach a verdict on tho
validity of fraud charges ag.\inSt five 1n-
s1,1rance salesment one ol them a
Newport Beach resident.
The panel went into deliberations late
Thursday rollowing more than five week s
or testimony qn the operations.of Regen-
cy Investors Inc. of . Encino. They must
rule t1n the guilt or Innocence of five
Regency representaUves accused of being
involved in a "phony insurance" opera·
lion that bilked lnvt!tors of more than $2
mlllion.
Awaiting that verdict are Cleo Marvin
.Johnson, 51, of 901 Kfugs Road, Newport
Beach; Roland K. Marsh, 38, of Redondo
Beach; David Morton Kane, 37, of Bever-
ly Hills; June Vtr,inia Adams, 25, of
North Hollywood and Harry Louis Hib-
baro, 58, of Aoahetm.
'
DAILY ll"ILOT SllH l'~tlt
Eliminated from the trial at 'an early
!It.age was Jack Bernard Follis, 54, of 508
Er-Ocean Front, Newport Beach. He
served five days in jail, was fined $250
and Ls presenUy on probation.
Judge William Murray has pres.ided
over a trial In whlch testimony suP"
porting 20 counts or grand theft and eon·
splracy has been offered. The five defen-
danta ar:e the only remaining members of
a group of 21 lnsurance salesmen indicted
by the Orange County. Grand Jury.
. CORONA DEL MAR HIGH GRADUATES HEAR PRAISE FROM THEIR PRINCIPAL
For the Class of 1969, No Dre11 Code, More Involvement •nd Jet Noise at Commtnc•ment
All five are accused of selling to
Southland re.sideutl -many or tbem in
Orange Counti --reiular •life i,nsurance
policies whlcW~ wtrt lJreprMented to• be
highly lucrative profit sharing contracts.
The ~y ll/NP ~l!'lbllll!ll< JI!!!
policttP11iiW .ti .~ ~·'1'11
Nebraska Natlonal lJfe Insurance Co. Jt
has been stressed before and during the
trial that Nebraska Ufe has not titen In-
volved in the defrauding of investors.
Regency was corilpeUed to refwld more
than $650,000 to policy purchasers lae:t
y~ar fqllowing an)nvestigation of its ac-
Uviltes by the California Department of
Insurance.
365tb Jump for Gate
SAN FRANCISCO (APJ -An unlden·
tified man became the Golden Gate
Bri_dg:e's · 365th -ltnown suicide when he
·vaulted over the rail during Fil~ey's
mo""°'. ril~ti . hmrr. ·
From Page 1
KILLER ...
the apparerilly uncaring Westminster
man to Atascadero "for an indefinite
term.''
Dr. Fred Linder. assistant superin·
tendent of Metropolitan State. Hospital
lold the DXllJY PILOT Friday lhat
Liberty \\'as a "good paUent" at
Atascadero and that "he came here with
a good report."
Liberty, he said. had been ruled to be
sane and now able lo face murder
charges. He also stated that Liberty was
a patient in one or the faci!ity's "open
\\'ards" aod cou.ld have fled at any µme
\vhatever might have happened "in lhe
uaturC of a clerical error."
But Wells holds very different views
about wha t might· have . happened at
Norwalk.
'i'L'hia i.> no\ the first time this kind ot'
thing has happened and l firmly ·belleve
that the declaration 'discharged' Is being
used tp cover th.is kind of escape." Wells
sai4. ,
75 New County Pl1ysicia11s
Graduate F1·om UCI School
Seventy.five new doctors, graduates of
the UCI.Californla College of Medicine,
swore to uphold a medical code of ethics
in a Friday night vespers ceremony held
in Orange.
The doctors, led by top student In the
class, Y..irs. Diane Wara , were to graduate
in ceremonies at UC Irvine today.
Mrs. Wara is one of ll in the country
and the only woman in California to
graduate at the lop of her medical class
this year. Her husband. William Wara.
also graduates with the class.
For lhe first time new doctors swore
either to the Oath of Hippocrates.
1nedicines traditional code or ethics
dating to four centuries 8.C., or to :i
modern varia tion, the Declaration of
Geneva.
The Hippocratic Oath admonishes doc
tors not to perform an abortion or gl\"t•
poison to anyone requesting early death.
The Declaration of Geneva, on the
other hand, exhorts doctors not to permit
considerations of rtliglon, nationality,
race, party politics or social standing In·
tervene between duty and patient.
Or. David Nielsen , Newport Beach In·
temal medicine specialist who is pres!·
'1ent of the County Medlcal Aasociation,
administered the oath and the de<:laratlon
and askeci doctors to Indicate thtlr assent
to either one by saying, "l do."
ln a solemn momenl. Warren L.
Bolt.ick, dun of the medical 1.'0llege1 told
the araduates:
"Above all medicine must have con1·
passion. AJ a physician you art In a pos1-
Uoo lo do much harm or much 1ood.
Wllatever )'OU do it will be it.abtle ind' out
of sight ~xcept of your conscience.
• "
D,t,LL Y l'ILO'r sti ff ,lltlt
OUTCLASSES MEN
Mod Sd!ool Grad Waro
Therefore, you must be morally strong.••
Senior Class President Charles Zipkin
reminded graduates to be socially aware.
, He said they pledge by the oath to do no
harm of commission and that they muat
also do no harm of oml&slon.
"Thf! temptatkm t.o aim for a pr1cUce
In Beverly llilla will be ,ereat," he said.
"'The Geneva Dtclar11Uon Is a symbOllc
pledge to ~ople of sma11 means that
medicine will not forget tbtm." .
· Famfly and frlendl aU•nded the
vcspef-.: ceremony.
Maxwell's First Wife
Clips Newport Barbe1·
Former Newport Beach barber Glenn
r.1axwell surfered a further setback Fri·
day in his bid to extract a litlle financial
compensation for Ute breakup of his mar·
riage with actress June. Allyson.
Maxwell, 42, was recently denied a plea
that he be awarded $1 ,600 a month
allmony from the con.Siderable earnings
of Miss Allyson, 47. Judge Harmon G.
Scoville's only oonctssion to the bankrupt
Maxwell was to granl him custody of the
£euding couple's two boats -the 40-foot
"Marco Polo" and the 18-foot "June
Bug.''.
If the former: barber makes any money
out of the two ·craft ~ and he faces
further monthly p•yments on both
lavishly . equipped vessela -then he
h.i11U1elf ls almost sure to come In for a'
littl~ c_llpping,
For his first wife _got the. nod from
Judie Scoville Friday to trim Maxwell
with a 12,306 llen that is outstanding on
an agreement the couple reached at Lhe
time of their 1961 divqrce.
Amella Josephine Maxwell successfully
claimed that that amount was outstan·
ding from the agreement drawn up by
the couple -a contract in which Max·
\veil, consented to pay his wile 104 weekly
1,205 Receive
Dipl,omas From
Orange Coast
"" Stopping one by one to pick up their
<!i plomas and listen to the acclaim of
parents and friends, 1,205 Orange Coart
College graduates Friday night paraded
through goalp!lflts of Pirate Stadiun1 .
Beyond their goal or the last two years.
an Associates o! Arts degree. lies the
future.
From two out of three graduates the
future holds more schooling at a higher
institution. Collegt President Robert
Moore said. The future for the others is
Ln a job they are now technically trained
for.
Student Kermit Christman spoke on the
Iheme "Do It Now."
He advised graduates not to shrink:
from life but to have eonfJdence in lbeir
own uniqueness.
"Etch In your mind a picture of fulfill·
mcnt.1' he said. "Take the uniqueness
lhat lies withln you. study It ind devek>p
it. And make a babit of doing it now.
\Vasted time ls the stuff life can be made
of."
Jean Sturdevant1 a dental hygiene ma·
jor with an .A minus grade avera,e .and
Robert St<ymoura, a dleteUCa major with
a B plus grade average, Wut recogntzep
for outstfndlng cOotrlbutl9fl! lo student
government.
Dr. Mooi-e said lht gra·duatee
represented 72 subject area majors and
"that their average age ls U. More \ban 50
·or them. ~ said, earned their degree3
totally throoah the eYenJn1 college .
,•
payments of "$30 each.
Maxwell married the widow of actor·
producer Dick Powell two years later.
She divorced him in 11165, remarried him
in 1966 and is currently actively engaged
in an eflort 'to shed the one-time barber
for the second time.
Both marf1ages, court records amply
Indicate, have been inarred by freq\J ent
disputes between Maxwell and the Lido
Isle actress.
Miss". Allyson has again taken Up
r'esidenct at the sumptuous home at 101
Via Genoa from which Y..faxwell wa!f
recently" ejected. That hassle resulted in
Maxwell's dismissal from Iii! post as
Mi.u Allystn's ·~personal manager.'' a
Job which ensu~ him a 10 percent cut
of her substantial earnings.
British Actress Dies
l.ONDON (AP) -Martita Hunt, the
British actress v.•ho v.-·on fame in London
and on Broadway for her portrayal of
eccentric ladies, died at her home here
Friday. She was 69. ·
.,
COVER;''JOps •• ~ ' ~ . t-
ple Catt enouab to iel invOlved. ft 14 ~
to formulate 1a group coril:cl~' ~
br1np thllia lnta l!'rapecU•• f« thOl!f
· not lnvo1vea." '· •
81!1 •be _tl!Jnu ;actMst ~ta are ~;
· matqre m their uplratlonl .. ,,..,.. lt;t.
difference betw""" seeing • IOmethlaf
wrong and understanding the re&IODI for.
it," •he said. •
Grayston • reniarked, "Peopl• say thO
reall,Y militant • students m . a •nW!
minority, To,.,j extep!., thaf ·ili~:¥.
people dotl'~ . .-.;a)~~ '11·~.I~
majority of student! have a llW. ii(
too. ..
"Like me they're just not Iill..li~t
enough to stand up and start shoutinf:
about it." . ,
He said It is unfortunate that often
tegltimate gripes are. not looked at clole-
ly be<:ause they are included with absurd
demands on a, m,illtant's llat. ,
Mlis Wood ,&aid she ,has aeen • lot el
token efforts 1on·the part of the facul~
and administration ln dealing wUl1
students. :
She belie.Jee than "when things m
brought to their 'atLention they ouaht fo
do somethlog :about It rather than dra~
ing it oui tnto a long battle between Ut}:
two patties involved." -:
Regarding her fiance's long hair. ~
said. "My attitude toward personal right
has changed a lot. It doesn't seem-99 long
lo me, but my parents giYe him a· hard
ti1ne." .•
Crayslon said he thinks the U.S. got f'rt.
to Vietnam because a takeover by the
Viet Cong would represent· an eeonomiC
and political loss in the Far East. ·•
"People'. have tried to rationalize thi!
war by appealing to the ideals on which
this country is formed," he said. "To II
certain exl~nt w.e aPC fighting for lh"C
freedom ol the South Vietnam~se peopM;,
but that, as far as I can see, is not our
reason for being there."
Grayston , whose father is a bricklayer
;ind very much '"'anltd his son to go to
colleg·:, said, ''Ob taining a degrtt is quite
a thing. It requires four years of very
hard work ."
r.hss \Vood sald, "We had a higher at-
trition ralt than probably necessary. The
Jirst year they tried to flunk everybody
out to establish a reputation .
hl'm very, very happy with the educa-
tion I got," she said.
National Guard
Band to Perfonii . . ' ·!
A musical program . by the Can romie
Air National Guard 'Band ·562 . will bt?
presented at 2 p.m.. Sunday, in thle
auditorium ol Huntington Beach: HiF School. . : . ~
N"ational guard band members lnclui:
performers from such groups. M the U.
Angeles Philharmonit:, the La..tr~
Welk Orchestra. the Stan• Ke nt 0.,,
Neophonic Orchestra and t.1¥! Civic Light
Opera Company.
Sunday's concert is sponsored by the
Fountain Valley Music Booster Cluh.
Admission lS free and lhe public is tii·
vited. 'i
I
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of
.MESA'S 0MOSICAL MESSAGE -Valedictorian Gina
. Kreibich dispensed with the usual oratory when her
. turn to speak came during Costa Mesa High School
commencement exercises. Instead, she aSked. class-
mates Katy Kircher, Belsy Langston, and' Melissa
Purcell (from left) to deliver the message in song .
.They sang "I Shall Be Released" and "The Road·
Not'Ta}\en ."
·SENIOR SPEAKER-Christo-
pher Le I a n d of Huntington
Beach's Marina lligh Sf:hool
.urged fellow students to free
them5elves from the system·
through love for mank ind dur-
ing his commencement ad-
dress.
' . . .
'P 0 M-P 0 US CULTURE'-
Cheryl Bernard, another Ma-
rina High School valedictoHan,1
saii1 present society is "creat-
ing a pompous culture'' and
foresaw a revolution of the
"original intentions" of the
American system.
ISSUES CHALLENGE-Mary
Guiel, Costa Mesa High School
salutatooian, challenged t h e
.Class of '69 to "dare to seek a
ne\V world" by giving of them-
selves.
BARE BACK, BARE FEET -Hunting!.., Beach
High ~bool 5enior slips something a bit.'J;hore for-
mal over her backless mini-dre;ss prior~ tO joining
tide ot march for -1969--commeocertieot-exerci.&eS at-
Oiler campus. The wearing of infonnal .attire und~r
fonnal graduation garlJ is not unknown ~ong the
Orange Coast.
J \. !
G-r~duationsg
MUSICAL NOTE-Costa Mesa
Cligh School Valedic.torian Gina
Kreibich stepped away from
microphone in favor or musical
m~ssage. (See . accompanying
photo.)
SPEAKS HER MIND .-Jackie
Bennington, Ame.rica's JWlior
MiS:;, la&hed out cigainst ma ..
terialism and called for a so-
ciety res ponsive to free think ..
ing during hel-address at Mar ..
ina High School graduation.
:Tlij.KS OF IDEALS-Barbara
Larsen, one ot three valedic-
torians at Marina High sthool
commencement, asked class-
mates to '"include in our pos-
sible dream the hope of .. what
things could -be."
' . l?AIL.'f,PIL.OT, ................ ic......
NICE GOIN' SIS -Costa Mesa High School setjior::Cweii· Kiil~. '•
kisses little brother, Bruce, 6, after he presented her with c010rM.
le is in celebration of hei' graduation. G.Weh' receiVed .fiVe leis; .all
flown in for the occasion from her native Hawaii where presentation·
of flowered necklaces upon graduation is traidiUooeJ. 'I
DAILY PILft ............
PRETTY HAIRY -Valedictorian D~hbie Babcock discui~ btr
speech prior to Westminsier High School commencement w!th•cws-
mate Brian McHugh. He helped her write speech bu\ was·not allowed
to participate in rites because h& didn't meet school dl-ess reguJa-~
lions governing hair length. He got his diploma anyway. ·
Cats Still T. am·;.A:,: .
' · ,.::::; " I V
Cals . no matter what dog-loVers think,
are not wild anJmals.
Newport Beach city councilmen made
that clear th is week as they adopted a
new law requiring SIS permits for wild
animals kept Jn the city.
Dale Wullner, a West Newport resident,
fretted about the proposed ordinance.
"Does Uris," he asked, ''Include cats?"
"Cats," said Mayor Doreen Marshall.
"are domesticated animals. 1"1s is for
·wtJd animal$ only.''
"The law .is to keep the public from
. ' ·~ belni: e'ndlngered by exoUc btMts M
being imported," add<d C1ly .\ti.iili'y
Tully Seymour. ·
"A $15 pmnit'wqn'.t proyXle aJIY.P'D"
tection against wild anlmAJ1 , •• .Aid . . ' Wunner.
"The fee b to cover ·the coet d. In·
vesligatlpg just how wt'! 1!06. -
are,'' replied Mayor M.lf'lliall. . r
"That's okay UM!n," did WaniMr.
Tiie ~ -.·(~ •• ajjjffiid unantmooaly. . •
that ts f This means the Mariners peo.pl,e and .t/ulirJ>roven . . , ~OU'fl ~ prot_e~sionalism in matters_ of finan~e. 1t;1n~ns
. • . . · Mariners people-to.people.interest u~~ur".
· ' security ... and l'ylariners.wise inves\nient~fyou~
money in the pr.ogressotour.communi\¥. :~ \
. .. •
Join your neighbors and open a Mariners ~p,
account, today. Remeipber~ F~e.~ly-insu~;: '
savingswlth tfli\ nation's,highest~.Qfln\erest.
from day in to day out. A1s0 f~ T~lers, · ·
• ' • •• I Cheques and free·.safe dei)\lsjtt:ioxes.
I, '
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~ Hll. Y PILOT
Pulpit and Pew
~ af U.. cao..lic 'f outh
O!po!Atlan'I day Cll!IP tbJs
-will be ''Catllorn!a: ..
I a ~ Celebration."
~-lilclud!l!I .......
en!ll, -· ator1u and field • tnpo; •wm reOect naUonallty
bte~• and cultura of
Coli(ornla'I early ..iuers. tbe
DCIHeCl&rian procram will be lield ii trvtne Park, July 7·
Ag. I.
Coltlng PS per two-week
period, the campo wlll be coo-
dolCIOll • Jolooda,y • lbroull> Fri-ci.,. 9'1.111: to·S p.m. Fee wlll
Include .... trUlpONUoa to
from -p sltn and field
--· -mllk ·OYO '1'ohfrt, arts and
materllla and COUNtlor
loaderllup.
Jclf.t' and glrll •Bed 8
through 12 yean may be
ftatmrod by wrlUng CYO
Day Camp Olllc<, 1400 •W.
ljlath SL, Loo Angeles, Calif.
9001' Of by calllng the cemp
dlncldr in · er...-Coonty
CYO dlllrlcl office:
1"The Joy of Fatherhood" la:
lbe Utle ol Ibo amnon which
Jomes E. Piercy, minls1<r ol
,,,.. a.n.11u C1mc•, m
VletGrla Stre<t, Costa Mesa,
will pruch during both the
l :to a.m. and 10:40 a.m.
wonhlp Hn'lctl. His 111<111(e
during lbe Vtiper Service, 7
p.m. la "What ill the Lord's
Day?."
Loni.time members of the
COit& ft(ua P·t 1 r .1 q • a r e
Cllardo, Mr. Ind.Mn. Elmer
Clrd o1 santa ;;.. ·l!l>lghta,
will be lionored during ·the 11
a.m. worship service Sunday
at 1734 Orange Ave. Card haa
accepted a Potitlon on the
facul!J of Portland Com-
munity College, Oregon, and
the couple will establlah their
mideoce: in PorUand.
Mn. Card is founder and
president of lbe United Fours-
quare Wom•, tntemaUonll
mlsalon 1Upport organization
of the denomlnaUoo. She will
r<linqulth her olf'ICO to Mn.
Karl Williams o1 Lakewood,
vice president.
A b\d[et supper bomd by
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Cook of
Corona de! Mar tonight alao
will honor the couple. Chun:h
memben: and friends of the
Cards are invited to both
events.
St. Job.a the Divine
EpUcopal Cll.,,,h, 2 O 43
Orange, Costa Mesa, will
observe communion at both
7:30 and 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Tbi8 will be the last day of
aprJng section of church school
whJch wUl have its annual pie·
nic at Atlantis Park 'from noon
to 5 p.m. Sunday. The ETC
will meet In the evening.
Vacation church school will
be helcj at the Presbyterian
Chardl of Ute Covenant, U50
Fairview Road, C:Osta Mesa,
June 11 through June 27 (Mon--
day through Fridayl from 9,30
a.m. to noon.
Classes will be available for
chlldttn entering kindergarten
thll fall, lbrou1h thoae wbo
bave complel«I olsth srade.
R<g!stralloa fee 1' II per
child.
ne l"lnl u .. 1111 M-
Clmrc~. 2'121 Seventeenth SL
JlunUngton Beach, will con-
duct two worship services Sun-
day at 1:31 and 11 a.m. Ba~
tism will also be celebrated.
The Rev. G. RuueU Shaw will
be preaching on the topic ''The
Brotherly Life." C h u r c h
School meets at 1:30 and !1:00
a.m. with classes for all age.a:.
Nursery care ls provided.
The lnquirers class meets at
10 :45 a.m. and the youth
groups meet at 1:30 p.m.
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin R.
Greene will attend the 90th
Annual Meeting of the Baptist
General Conference to be held
In Este.! Park, Colorado. Dr.
Greene, pastor of . Warner
Avenue Baptb:t C II u r c b ,
Warner Avenue at Gothard
Street, Huntington Beach, is a
member of the Bethel College
and Seminary Board o f
Education. In Dr. Greene's
absence, assistant putor, the
Rev. David e,. Wood and other
special speakers will fill the
pulpit.
Speaker
Council of Twelve of
the Latter-day Saints
member, Elder Gonion
B. Hinckle7, will speak
11 the Huntln·gton
Beach S I.a k e Confer-
ence, today and Sun4
day In Westminster.
Hinckley is coordina-
tor of the international
missionary program of
the church.
The Rev. Wood, will prtach,
"The Arrival of the Gospel"
Sunday, 11 a.m. and the 7 p.m.
service, he will speak from the
third chapter of I Thessalon--
Netc Putor
A reception will be held
for the new pastor, the
Rev. Connie Salios, and
his family at Harbor
Trinity Baptist Church
June 22. 3 p.m. He suc-
ceeds the Rev. Robert
Hess. M o s t recenUy
PasU>r Salios directed
a young people's mis.
sionary group.
lans on the "Rtsulta of a Dy.
namic Church."
"Holy Ground" ls the s~ Ject of the 10:45 a.m. sermon
(Set PULPIT, Page 5)
Love Seals
Bible Society
In Mod Stance
By LOUIS C.\SS!U
The staid old American Bl·
ble Society bu ahocked a few
people ~ delighted many
more by busting oot In a mod,
mod mode.
To demonstrate that the Bl·
ble is for ever'yone
Including today's hip young
swingers -the soclet.y has
begun publishing, passages of
scripture on "loVe seals" and
Jn p1ycbedel ic-c:olored
pamphleta.
THE LOVE SEAL'!, which
can be stuek on envelopes Uke
1tamps, are going Uke hot
cakes. The society haa already
t11med out 81 million and has
req~ested for at least 40
million more.
In uninhibited combinations
(lf pink, orange, green and
blue, with lettering reminis·
cent of Sister Corlta's draw·
lngs, the seals proclaim
varloosly that "Love Is Kind,"
"Love Is Patient," "Love ls
Eternal," 1'Love Never Gives
Up," and "God Is Love."
Eac:h of the five mottoes is 1
quotaUon rrom the Now Tata·
ment in lbe modern English
translation which the Bihle
society calls ''Today's En1llib
Version" iTEV).
THE SAME mottoel In the
same joyous colors adorn the
cover of a pamphlet whose
text Is the famous 13th
chapter of St. Paul's first let·
ter · to the Christians of
Corinth. In the TEV transla·
lion, it includes these worda:
"Love ls patient and kind;'
}(lve is not jealous, or con-
ceited, er proud ; lave ls not
ill-mannered, or, selfish, or ir·
ritable; lave does not keep a
record of wrongs ; love ls not
happy with evil, but is happy
with the truth. Love never
gives up; its faith, hope and
patience never fails. Love ls
eternal."
YOUNG PEOPLE w h o
recognize this as good "hlp-
pie" doctrine may be surpris·
ed to learn from the society's
seals and pamphlet.a that It came originally from the Bi·
(See LOVE SEAU, Page ll
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
LOOKING FOR MEANING & RELEVANCE?
'" FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH ••· 1. c .1
Fairview Rd. At Fai r Dr., Costa M.H
9 A.M.~hureh School 10 A.M.-Worshlp Di=•• I 01111111 a.,,. llWe StMr .,...,.
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HARIOR TRINITY IAPnST CHURCH
1111 .... St ... htrriew, c... .....
'"· c..-....... , ...... Sunday School 1:45 a.m. Mornmg WorsbJp 11:00 a.m.
Baptllt Trainln1 Unfoo 8 p.m. Evenfne sefvlco 7 p.m.
WodDead17 Bible Stud7 & Prayer ........... 7,00 p.m.
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
6N HAMILTON, COSTA MISA
'• S11nJey SchHI ••••••• t 141
Moml119 Wot•hl, • , , • 11 :00
Trelnli.t Unlo11 •••• , , , •• 6:00
E.onlng Wor1hip ••• , •• , • 7:00 I
Wod. h-0111111 s,,....;c, •••• 7:00 '
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UtQQ~ITY ,IAPTIST CHURCH .( iara I , .. PAUSADa ID.
SAHTA AHA HIJ•Hn au-.. .. KHCIOI. .................................. t 1• A.M. MCNtMIH WOllPllP .............................. , .. , 1i A.M. SVllllN• WOllHI'° .... , ,, .... , .... ., ............. r l'.M. MIDWtaK :S•IYICa WtONISDAY ............ , .. , 1:Jt l'.M,
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RIST
IAPTIST CHUICH .. _,_ FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
1' I
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IUNCHD OP TMI MOTHll CHUICH
THI PllST CHUICH OP CHlllT; ICllNnlT
IN IOSTON, MAISACHUl'"1
"GOD, THE PRESERVER OF MA'N"
Subject of Lesson -June 1~
Costa Mt11 -First Church of Chrltt, Scientist
21IO M1111 Yt'Ne Dr,, C.-. M-Sc-, Sckol-9:11 A.M.
Cllorch s.mc.-11 A.M.
IHdl119 1--. 2110 M ... Y1r4I Dr.
Huntington Beech-First Church of Chrl1t, Scientist
110 0 11 ..
Cltwcll I. ._., Sc .... 1-9:10 I: 11 :ot
1eM1111 1".....t1 o on ..
Laguna Be•ch -First Church of Christ, Scient ist
611 Hit• Dr.
c•.-11 & Sdday SchMl-t1JO I 11 100
............ 214 ,....... Aw.
Newport Beach -Fint Church of Chrl1t, Scientist
JJOJ YI. Lido
CMfcll & S.it4ey Sckol-9:11 I 11 :ot
...... IM-. JJ1 I Ylo I.WP
Newport luch·Second Church of Christ, Sci1ntlst
1100 Poclflc YJ1w Dr., Co~H Ml M•
C~h & S.Mgy School-10 A.M.
..... ., lo.._.2NJ I. Comt Hwy.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
W1tcom" You.
IT. JAMii. J2ot VS. lN9,' ~ lffc•
S...., ~-l 1JO. t :OO, 11:00
T....., 1 O:JO -n.nclily l:tl , .... H..,. t.c• ... & ftMll.t s.r.tc..
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Phone: 675-0210
ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS
Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar
Sunday" 8:00, 9:30 -Child Care at 9,30
Holy Days as announced All •K91 w~c ...
locter, n. ................... Dfth -,.. .. '44.o46J
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
Sundays 7:30 & 9,30 Church School -9:30
Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced
Ylcer, Tiie k..,.. Jo• W. D11tt11410• -Phono 541 .. 12'
EPISCOPAL
1 , ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1 1111 St, M Cfoe"4 UM -JCl1 MSt el "''" Ptllftl Hunllntllll .. ,di. Clllllnll•
TIMI • .., • .1-c. Clltr, .... ..,
Sund1y Servicu
1:11 A.M. """ c""'-'"' ,,. A.Mo P•mllr IW'llCI a Cll!,11''" 1111 l'.M. aw-• Sci.I r:• P.M. ~'llc••I 11111 A.M. Mtrnlno Wenl!No
,_, Qlll'dlm• N-ry (11'1 '"""..,.
First Assembly of God Church
146 E. 22nd St., Cosio Mesa 548-3761
M. C. Cro"lc, Pastor
R•y Nicke1011, Minister of Yor.ith
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Newport Harb or
Lutheran Church
2501 Cliff Dr. LI 8·4200 n. ..... ,,_ •. 11a1 .. ,....,
n. .......... J. l •Mfledilr --Wwtll!ID ltn'tco ""'" f1l•t:• 1 .....
, ... .,. kMM ...... f 1U.11:•• '·"'· w'""'' ...,,1m .... ,,. ... 111•
Nursery care available
at all services
WEI.COME
Lutheran Church
of the Muter
2900 Pacific View Dr.
CORONA DEL MAR
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER
Phone OR 3-5022
1:45 A.M.-F•mlly Wordill~
I
9:45 A.M.-Su11d•y Ch11rch
School
I
ll 11:00 A.M.-FostiY• w.,.111,
NlntfJ ...........
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
l\.Ussouri Synod
760 Vlctorlt St., Cott• Mesa
Loth•r Y. Tornow, Pa1tor
541 5404
W'"lll• lw'l'l'*Sl l :tJ a 11 A.M. SUl!Uy k:llMh t 1M AJIL .t.11un •IW• C11u1 t:• A.M.
CHllmAN IUMIHTAIY SCHOOL '4WIU
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mei• V11d1 Drive l l•~•r Streit, Codi M11•, C•lif.
ANDIUiW Cl. ANDRll50N, Piii•
Morn1n, wan.hip; t :CO, 1:30 I. 11 :oo tund•r Schoo:ll: 1:00, t ;30 a. 11 :•
Pri11e1 of Pt•e• luth1r1n School -Mist E1th1r Ol1c.n, l'r!ncip•I
Offic1 Phon1: 649·0521 School Phon1: 549-056!
Wo lollev• 111 You , ..
UNITARIAN
UNIVERSALIST
CHURCH
l"""'t4N a...tlSO
17411 M.,..U., P. Y.
Victoria &: Placentia Ave.
Costa Mesa ,,._ ,, ....,
MllllllW
AJJ are cordially invited t(l attend the church servlcea
and enjoy tile privileges of the Reading Roo!DI
ICHIDUU OF SllYICIS
s.~m SctMtol •••••••••••••••••••••••• t :Jn 0.111. Iii 1259 Victori• St., Cott• M•1•
I 646-4652 1:~~.l"M. I
I Attend the church
of your choice
on Sunday
..... .,_. H ...... Ml ... ,_,
Suitdoy School •••••• , •• 9:JO
Mor111,. Wo,..hip , , •.,, 11 :00
Yovt\ Mooth19 • ,, , •• , , , 6:00
l'royor Sot'lico •••••• , , , 6:JO
E.,011i119 So,....ico , •••••• , 7:00
ClllN Cars PN.wM AT ALL SllYICU
D...S•H.,._ 11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'.ll
......, w....w, .......... 10:50 ..... & 7:00 ''""
Church Choir -Sheril P•ul11 n, Dir1Dclor
YWton Wetc.• -Nuwry Aftndallt :~~~~~~~~
A Cordie! W eltome from Ytullll Ml11lflW llj S1rty Wlnllls ........... l 1M •.M. JTATI uc1Ns1D r•a.scHooL-htir w1111.-. Director / ·-"""" .. .. .. . .... ,,. '·"'· ,,.... ... w_..,, ........ 1fi• •.m.
YNlll .,._,. ............... , I o.M. ........................... ''·"" ...,..,, Aw .. llMI ti ol IOn'tc:a
142-2421 Nursery Care Provided
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CHURCH OF CHRIST 1:===="-=' "=...,='='=·==·=~ill
287 w. WILSON ST. COSTA MESA H RBOR REFORM TEMPU
•nwlEN HAllOI ... FAllYllW I a A I
SUNDAY MORNIN6 lllLE STUDY , , • , , , ••.•.••••• 9:45 AM t' f
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
I I
I'
I' Mein & A.clams .Streets 1 '
Chu1ch of the D1ilv Word
NEWPORT UNITY
CHURCH
L-D. Plldtlf>t# Mllll1ter
SUNDAY MO•NING W0'5HIP • COMMUNION •• 10;'5 AM I ' mff rng •
SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP •....•.•••••••••••• 6:00 P.M. I St. Jim•• Episcopal Church
WED NESDAY EVENING lllLE STUDY •.••••••••••• 7:l0 l'M 3209 VI• Lido, N1wport Beach
NURSllT CAH PIOYIDrD I SABBATH SERVICES -RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
o .... O. M~4 D. •· H..., I ••••• •••HAID 11. ICIN O 1'01t lNl'OlllAA1'10N1 CALL •rw+o
Hunt ingto n B•ech I
Morning Worihip I
l :JO & 11 :00 AM
llib1o Sehool • , , , , • , • 9 :~5 AM [
Youth 6roup1 • , . •.,, 6:00 PM
Ewenint Wo,.hip , , ••• 7:00 PM
Mbli.t. AIMc~ Ma.lltw I
Phon8' S48-5711 Day or Night "~ .... , ... N•••"' '""h ~~~~~~Ill GLAD TIDING s 11 !Senior t 1111-lulldlflgl If==
l ;'5 A.M. '""'"' Sohool CfNTRAL CORONA DEL MAR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
·-''"' onws _ w ... _ , ··""" I Nun~ C1r1 PrD¥1deo II 1n 11:rvltQ
10:00 A.M. D•~oli o"•I 51rvic• i BIBLE CHURC .. H ·~~~~111 OFFICI!: .. W, Colt! Hlfl'lwly, N.I. ,//// • '.~II Phllnl : """Sl 11
Offlc.t: J;U.lllt 0111 OtYOtlon-J.».t5all DIAl.oA·PU.Yll-'46-o6J9
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS. SCIENCE
fl NIWMrt a .. dl
Ml1Tlller ~ .. U111tW ctlem ••Ill ... ~ .. LM Mt•
SVNDAY SEJtVICE . , , it AM
Mlrlbltt' .... •lbefl '""-'• l.S.~F.
Gltl~N CKAPIL Or1noe (Ol11 YMCA. UDO Vnhlrnlty br.
Emphuizing:
11ft 1'b1n of &od
The Ptnon of Christ • j The Power of lht: Holy Spirit
Sirnd.y School t A.~1
( Mominf Wonhfp 9 Ind 10:30 Mt !."ttnlng S.rvlc:e 7 PM
'ii!UflCH 15th & Monrovia, Newport Beach
('/1 llMl W•.t HM1 HP1ptt.lt c.; \; ~· o..,. ! ~ 1 SUNOAY SERVICES
-10 • . t :41 A.M. -l•llffy Sc"•'· ••l'Nff c•re for 9"" ..me ..
T"-t1 .. lfl'lll""-l'•llr -
'464620 ., M6°11'6
k111 Mllltr, M.ic.tl OlndW
2 ; '1 10:10 A.M. -''TI!o llHlwolllpt Wsrlt of tfle Holy s,lrlf" :l _. 51rmo11 by P11tor
+. . +"' I 1:00 l'.M. -................ Who ..... GP04 ....
--Attnictlft" -5•rrno11 bv P•1tor
-'' \ llY. WINlfY l'IATNIY
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l1Jbo• hl•nd
COMMUNITY
MnHODIST CHUICH
115 ... ,.,, 615°0950
S:lli l11for11l'I Worah!p
f :]O lr•dition1I Wor1hlit
& Sund•y School
Co1t1 M•t•
FIRST UNITID
MnHODIST CHUICH
19th St I H1tbor lll~d.
Wor.hip l Church School
9:30 l ti AM
641-7727
Co1t1 M11• North
MESA VERDI
MnHODIST CHURCH
M111 Verdo I l1k1r St.
549-2719
Worship & Church Sehool
9:00 I 10:30 AM
H11ntlngton l11ch
H11nt1119to11 lo1dt-Norlti
COMMUNITY
MnHODIST CHUICH
6662 Hoil A"•·· .142..4461
Worihlp I <;~urch School
t I IO:JO AM
h·.,1n-E11t Bluff
UNIVEISITY
MnHODIST CHUICH
lll·llll
1t U11i~1r1i ty Oriv•
Wonhip I Church Scliool
9:10 A.M.
Log u11• l11ch
LAGUNA IEACH
MnHODIST CHUICH
2 I 6J2 W••loy Dr in 1 So. l.o9un•
Worahip 9:10 l 11 AM
Ch11rch School t :JO AM
499.3011
N1wport ll1•ch
·. · GO AHEAD!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;11 Thundey l lbl1 Sflll!Y ,: •nd Prl)'lr 7 PM
Nurttry du1ln1 Hrvlces
~~.. .. . I ~'Ii I °"' Weoll Dell--• l.tt, -J1ly , 6·22 .r,. -. ~ ..._-. hnlc" TMS. tttN Prl. l :JO P.M., Sc-.,, 7:00 P.M.
~ -~~ 111·~~~~~·~"~Y~"'~M~•~ot~l•~9~,S~•;"~~~•v;;9;~lO~A~.M~~~~~ill l~ /AA~ ""' 11;
FIRST UNITED
MmlODIST CHUICH '
2121 17th St ••••• SJ6-l5l7
CHRIST CHURCH
IY THE SEA
1400 W, l1lbo1 llvd'.
671-)105
SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNING!
n.. -""' .... 2:10 Afm-11 s....tu ..
CAI.VARY CHAPEL ...............
NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH
IMI Clllt Ortw, H""'1 altdl
..... Wiii ftwf Cllrlllllfl Lrn. lllllltl 91•11 T~ , .. lluo1r'lllt .__
M111lc, (1lv..., Cl!-.! II •• '"""""°'' ,......_, .. CINrdl wtol,_ "" CMI _, .. ,_ ........ It -.l!ff, .....
642-6713 646-9512
-..J/a,./,or , Ckri6lian Ckurc/i
J ·:OP HIWl'OIT IU.CH-ID'9t. ... J
litiMlllil 111 .. .tf H_,... ll111•l•t SdlMI fJI L 1M St,. C... w ..
Church School -9,4s A.M.
Wonblp -10,4s A.M.m
".....,Core"""" l'hone: 67S.J98S
lllDlllel': Dr. D. w. MCEiroy
ST. MAlTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
1111 • .;.t .;......
t ................. .
UNIVERSITY PAllK SCHOOL
J .... ,.. ~· ~,. "91""'1tr '•rlr WollliWt , ... A.JI.
•••· H. Nl•nn•""-P••t.f IJJ.IJll
A fuQ Youth Progmn
Cm. of On.n~ and .2.lrd. St.
COit& Mn.a
l'1:$!0t H. E. Jone, IFCA Mbr.
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL
1 •• ~==========~I •
1:1 u-c•ld ., I 611 HELIOTROPE
t RELIGIOUS SCIENCE w-.-10,00 A.JI. '" ' I 410 10th St., H11nti119ton l 11ch 1 C•1rd Sdloe._10100 A.M •
Phon• 516-2120 I Of, Piii .. G, _,,, Mllllllw
I Adult I Youlli S1rvic1-Miii Slllr11r StlMI. D.c.a.
I
It :00 A.M. 673-40()0
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::;;~.;:: Adventis~1~~es
John Sh•wm•••, l'•1tor lfffll S..,_ laptllt Chrc•
Pho111: 141·•19• 12712 CN-.,...., Pmw.y
I S.W... kNol •••• 9:10 AM A. l . R1w•on, l'ottor
JI ~ W...... ll·OO AM Ph1n1: 4t2.JtJ6 .......... •• • ........ .......... 9&Jt AM
,,.,_ ........ • W-4 • 7:.11 PM ....... W...,, , • 10:11 AM
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wll1on, Cosfa Mesa
Y. L HllTWICl, him CAIL GIJrfTIY
MM704 Ml.,_ of MM
SUNDAY SERVICES
t :41A.M.-111HMy Scff41
ClaMSf., .. I...,
10:50 A.M.-"A •eal Fotltof''
S•tmo11 by P.1tor
':00 P.M. -T•wtlri s.nice
1:00 P.M.-''Steps to CMftfll .. "
S11m111 by 1'1t11r
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
P,...lct!MI -I(..,... ..... -• .._....., -CW C ....
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
t040 Tslbon A ... CT..,. I M ...... I. JIOUHTAIN YAUl'f
UNIFIED SERVICE • S11rtdoy School 9;31)--WOASHIP • IO:JO
Wonhip I Totth &N•p• • '1!0 p.-i. H'"'" jlrHTdod •t 10 ''"'<•• A ~ ~ -Vl.-S Ani Atwnt "*-Ml
PRAY FOR PEACE I
I
s .,.,rc-.I -t :JO I 11 1.m. • •
N11n•ry thro 2nd 91•d1 . 11 Wo,.hip I Ch11rch Sche•I
Ch11rch School -,:)0 1.m. 9 I IO:JO A.M. ~~=========~
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Ch11rcli Presbyterian
20112 M•l"•ll.I fNNr .U-1 H•lllltf .. IMc\ ........... o. ,....... ............
S...., W....,: 9:11 AM C._.. ldiMl1 10:41 A.M,
~ 20112 ,.~ ... St ....... t6M940
Church of the Covenant
2150 ........... C.... ....
lrucs A. .C11rrl1, P1ttor
,....,. .... Glmdl s..I: t :lt , •••• Ml-4>04 ,,
St. Allchw!s Presbs.n Church '""'·--...... . CHAILIS HRlllT DIUIJllPI , PASTOI
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Mf.TI47
St. Mark Presliyterian Church c..... ...... ,.. ......... MN. c... ..... ........... 11"-,..,
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W......, I CMrcli Sch11t 11 AM --=,..---.,,....-==-.... __,',... .. -'-.,---=-....,..__, I Community Presbyterian Church .
t 411,......, ....... (.t 11141 St.J, LllttaM ....
' DALLAS TUINll, PAITOI
Wonhlp • l :.JO I 10:00 A.M.-Cluirch Sc""1. t :H A.M.
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Pulpit and Pe.w
(CooUnued from Page ti
at llarbor CllrQttaa Cburch -
which metb at H1rp er
Elementary School, 4.25 E.
18th St., Cosla Mesa. Church
school is held at 9:45 a.m. and
worship follows al 10:45 a.m.
Fathers' Day will be
. featured at 1-~ouotaio Valley
Presbyterian Church, 9 4 2 0
Talbert Sunday when two of
• the fa thers in the congregation
will speak. 'fhe service wlll
comn1ence al ll a .. n .,
preceded by the Sunday school
hour at 9:45 p.m.
The 7:30 p.m. family Bible
hour will be marked by a
chalkboard talk, as we ll as au-
dience-p5rticipation in n1usic,
quizzes, and sharing.
"Some Fathers I've Met''
"'ill be the sermon topic for
the First Baptist Church o[
J.lunUngton Beach Sunday. The
Rev. \VilJis J . Loar will bring
hi s mes.,.age to both services,
• 9:30 a.in. at Peek's Chapel,
7801 Bolsa Ave .. Westminster
· and 11 a.m. at the Huntington
Beach Chapel, 6th and Orange.
Church school is held at the
downtown chapel at 9:30 a .m.
for both children and adults.
Sunday evening service, 7
o'clock, will be •·Laymen's
Night'' with guest speaker, Dr.
• Leon Hilton.
' The annual faUlcr·son ban-
• quet will be held next Friday,
6;30 p.m. at Peeks Terrace
Room. The speaker wiU be
R. S. Little of No rt h
-American Jlockwell Corpora-
tion. His subject will be
"Outer Space."
Church Family Night to
honor the Rev. and Mrs.
• Russell Shaw will be held June
23, 6:30 p.m. at the First
Unittd Methodist Church, 272 l
17th Street, 1-funtington Beach.
Those attending are asked to
bring main dish and salad or
1nain dish and dessert in ad-
dition to t.1 bte service. Coffee,
punch and rolls will be
fun1ishcd.
.
Further information ni ay \Jr.
obtained by calling the church
office at 536-3537.
Pastor Vincent Gottuso will
preach ,;The Man in the
Glase!!-at 11 a.m. worshi11
services Sunday for Ch urch of
the Crossroad11. The church
n1eets at Paciifc View Chapel.
Corona del Mar, and provides
child care.
Spiritual Lltr Sc mi n a r,
sponsored by the Chu rch or
ncligious Science of Laguna
Beach. \.11ill be presented Tues-
day and Wednesday by Roy
Eugene Da vis. Four sessions
will cost $IS or $4 per session.
Lectures and times arc: ·rues-
day, 8 p.m. "Reincarnation
;ind Your Destiny;" \\'ed-
nesday, IO a.m., "The Journey
SEALS ...
(Continued from Page 4)
of the Soul;" 2 p.m., "The
11-teanlng of lniUation and In-
ner Ll/e of Spiriti" 8 p.n1.
"UViog'. in the Ma s ter
Consciousness."
Davis was the per.~unal
disciple and student o f
I-' a r a1nahansa Yogananda,
founder of the Self Realization
Fellowship for four years .
Jtonald White, r e e en t
l!,raduate of \Vartburg
Lutheran Seminary in Dubu-
que, Iowa, will speak at 8:30
aud 11 a.m. services for
Newport Hvbor L u ~ b t r a n
Chu rch, 2501 Cliff Drl\'c,
New port B~ach. Vacation H1-
ble school stalf will be 1n-
slalled during the ear I y
service·.
Preaching "The Poor and
the Rich," Dr. Philip G. A1ur-
r<iy will speak at JO a.m.
services for Corona del A1ar
C o m.munlly Congttgallooal
Church, 611 Heliotrope Ave.
Summer church school begins
this week with classes at JU
a.n1. Child care is provided.
Fanlily picnic will be held
by Newpo11 lJnily Church •
following the 10 a.m. worship
service to be held at Senior
Citizens Building, lf>th and
Irvine, Newport Beach. The
Rev. Loren Dale Flickinger
will speak on "Aim for the
'fop."
1'he picnic, beginning :i.t
noon, will be held at Cost..a
J\.1esa Park. Those attending
should bring lunches. Coffee,
punch and ice cream will be
provided by the Sunday school
department.
A quartet from Baptist Bible
College of Denve r will be
guests al the Sunday e'o'ening
service, 6 o'clock, for llun·
ti ogtoo-Va lley Baplisl Church,
9779 Slater Ave ., Fountain
Valley.
Vacation Bible sthool begins
Jlvlonday from 9 a.m. to noon
daily.
J\loruing worship on Sund<iy
11•lll be held at 11 a.nl. wiU1
Sunday school at 9:45 a.nl.
Nursery care is provided for
all services.
·The youth groups meet ut 5
p.m. on Sundays.
"Get Out or the Circle!" is
the title of the sermon lo be
delivered by Dr. Charles H.
Uierenfield Sunday. at St.
Andre.w'a P rts by l t r i a n
Churdr. 600 St. Andrew 's
Jtoad. Ne"'port Beach. I-le voilt
preach at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
ser\'ices.
A special commissioning
v.·i11 be held this Sunday for
young people slated to leave
soon on the church's summer
''deputation" nlission pro-
gram.
The Rev . Joseph Mcshane
\Viii preach ''Like as a
i''ather" al 9 and 10:30 a,m.
SCr\•iccs Su nday at Mesa
Verde United J\.1 t tho di s t
Chu rch, 1701 Baker St., Costa
A1esa.
: ble. Some of them. the socirty A team of sixteen high
: hopes, will be sufficiently in· school students from Central
l trigued to sec what else the Bible Church, 23rd St. and
: Bible contains that may speak Orange Ave ., Costa Mesa, I
; to their needs here and no"·· Thursday f ~ r "Operation
· About 750,000 or t he Arizona,'' \vhere they will con-
t pamphlets are in print. They duct six f>-day Bible schools
t and the seals can be purchas-for the children of mlgrant
I ed for no1ninal cost through workers in Stanfield, Casa i local branches of l he Grande, Coolidge and Eloy,
• American Bible Society or Arizona.
: through churches which order Members of the Arizona ~them in bulk from the 15.'l-teams arc: Sandra Barker,
; year-old, non-profit society. Douglas Balcome, L. G. Cox.
1~ For a limited time, sheets of David llanlon. Martha Hesse.
t Jo\'e seals are being offered Barbara Jones, Ellwood Jones
i free by the Christian Herald l\1yro11 Jones, Kathy King:
...
MR.MUM
Ran1os, Brenda Torcns , Diane
Sanders and Cathy Whalen .
Accompanying the teams will
be Mrs. Juaree Burnham, Mr.
Archie CampbeU and youth
director Ri chard Reed.
The group will return June
22 and will present the results
and highlights of ';Operation
Arizona" lo the congregation
at the 7 p.m. service.
Lul.beran Church of tbt
Masttr, 2900 Pacific Vie\¥
Drive, Corona del Mar, will
hold an 8:45 a.m. worship a t
the church and a 11 a.m.
service at the congregational
picnic on the John Crean
Ranch. The ranch i!I located
near the San Diego Freeway,
between Mission Viejo and San
Juan Capistrano. The con-
~regation will enjoy a pot-luck
dinner at noon in addilion to
other plans. ·
Dr. Wm . n . Eller will
deli ver a message · •Th e
Beginnin g or Wisdom'' based
on Proverbs 9:7-10. 9:1-10. at
both hours of v.•orship.
Vacation Bible school will
begin at 9 a.m. Monday.
Classes ~'ill be offered for
ages 4 through the sixth
grade.
TI1e su1nmer schedule at
Re1 urr tctl on Lulhtran
Church. 9812 liamilton Ave .,
lluntington Beach, includes
Sunday church school, 9 a.m.
and morning worship, 10 :30
a.m. Nursery care is provided
at the 10:30 a.m. hour. Pastor
Arthur R. Tingley wilr"speak
on "The Setting for Our
Task."
The Cong·regationat Li f e
Emphasis Survey Committee
will meet Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
in the Educalional Building
v.•lth Edmund Foehl of the
Lutheran Laymen's h1ove-
mcnt.
S1turdiy, JUlle 14, 1%f/ -DAILY PILOT 1J
Ameri~ in RQme
Se~s 'Long Wi.,lte.r'
-IT••..-t { 1 ~'\i '
oi ~vm flemoriol Jlerk
, Tht So111hlmuts llfoSI &oidiflll
M1morials
PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) -JN DEBA~ durlna the MAUSOtlUM • COtUM&UJUM • CIMPllY
John Cardinal Wright, named 191l-IM$ Vatlean Ecumenical abtlterecllTREES f h
by Pope Paul VI r«enlly lo Council, he emerged 8! a con-hr_~ 000r-·~-~.:v. _ ORLD
the highest Vatican office yeL servative on doctrinal matters ·-.; .......... ~ ....... ~
given an American, sees world but a-liberal in favoring Chris· ..,..._ ,....., ..,,. _, o,._.
Christlanity entering "a long ~ Lian unlty steps wU.h the'l-'-~-----'------------.!!•--wlnt.e.r" of de c re a a i n g Protestant churches .. greater1 ,, ___________________ _,
membership likely to last Into Church involvement in secularll
the 21st century. world issues, and a sltong
In an interview on problems stalemtlit in defense 01'11.,,.,,o"'u"'y'"o""F"'l"'H"l"'s'"-w=OR"'·""L"o·"·-Js-.. -.--.n------·-o ____ r __
facing churches in a changing religious liberty. .,. ... -""""
society, the S 9 . ye a r. o Id . ··~ history o~ ~~isUanity
Pittsburgh bishop sakl he 11 a bi.story of crisis, he said
thought the religious ebb during the Interview at his
would be followed by a t~pal. cesid~nce. "It's .a
reflowerlng or stronger Chris-hi.story of ~rrung to certain
tian discipline and vitality. polnts o!, fervor and then level-
celebrated at the 8 a.m.
service and morning prayer
will be read at the 9:30 a .m.
service al St. Aflchael's and
All Angel&' Episcopal Cbu.reb,
3233 Pacific View Drive,
Corona del Mar. The Rev.
J ohn Rogers Davis will preach
"SacramenLs and Bridges" at
both hours.
The summer church school
program f 0 r kindergarten
through the sixth grade will
begin al 9:30 a.m. Sunday. The
summer program is a joint er-
rort of the Fellowship and
Education Commissions of the
vestry.
The E.Y .C. ( E pi s cop a I
Young Churchmen) have
made a cash contribution to
Susan Mozze, the kidney
transplant patient. The E. Y .C.
earned t h e i r contribution
through the car wash.
Preparing to leave soon for mg off.
Rome to head the Vatican The cardinal said that!
Congregation of the Clergy, =estant, Orthodox._ Jewish,
,.,.here he will adn1l!ilster rules u, ~uddhlst, Sh1n~o and
governing priests the world Zoroastrian ~epre~ntauves al
over cardinal Wright also an Istanbul 1nterfa1th meetlngl
said.' he aUend~ last Februal')'. all
· snn.ke "w1lhoul excepuon" -Religion generally, in lhe ""v .
Orient as well as in the West, about. a slowdown In mem-
is moving into a periodic cycle bcrsh1p growth.
of decline "1 THINK we are destined
· . lo see a shrinking of numbers
-C.ELIBACV 1~ a n1ajor and, as a consequence, a much
factor tn _the ~ropp1ng num~er more disciplined, much more
of Calhohc pnests, alo~g with alert, much more vital. much
a modern w~ve of exc1tell_lent more responsible Christian
and . enthus1a~l for things community."
ouLs1de ~he pricsth~. But no He blamed this on a
change In the rule 11 expect.ed. religious indifferentism that
-The self-defensive f~hng sees all religions as human
that .caused A m e r 1 ~ a n opinion and speculation rather
Calhohcs to e s t a b l 1 s h than as matters of obligation
par?Chial schools had been and certainty.
lading, until rece_nt. legal ~leps How long before what he
to throw out religion entirely called "the eventual spring"
from the public schools made arrives" I
C_alholics ~twice about en-"l su~pect U ,will be a long,
ding t h e 1 r Church-school time in coming," Cardinal
system. Wright said. "I don't think
A heavyset man who fur · we'll see its arrival in our cen-
rows h.is . bl~ck eyebrows ~nd tury."
purses hts hps wh.lle mulling On problems of celibacy he
answers to questions, Cardinal said. '
Wright is one of on1y a few "I. don't suppose there was
U.S. Catholic bishops with a ever a moment wh en normal
doctorate In sacred theology. n1en didn 't ask themselves
how prepared tttcy were to
Lamplighte,.s Search.
give up what all other men
desire."
··1 would suspect th a I.
celibacy is no small part of
the problem ii only because it
always has been," he said
about the decline In prie!lly
youth.
For Fiesta Royalty
The Lamplighters Youth photo of each entry is needed.
Group of the First Christian The proceeds from the
Church. San Clemente is voting will be donated to the
searching for a king and Child Guidance Center of
queen. Costa 1'.1esa and the Orange
They are looking for a boy County Crippled Children'.s
and girl bety,•een the ages of Hospital.
ty,•o and five to serve as the '
royalty for the La Christianita candidates already in the
YOU111 IS now caught up in
"preoccupation with where the
action is," the cardinal added.
He said another factor was a
current and valid "wave of
enthusiasm'' and "rediscovery
or·excittment" about political.
scientiflc, ~nomic and
cultural aspects of modern
life. F iesta. running for king include: Don
The King and Qu een will be Landstrom, 4, San Clemente; -----------
chosen by penny votes cast at Alex Haynes, 4. San Clemente; ~;l:\.C....,.::~.
various stores in s a n Michael Richardson, 4, San ,&;.~ ~ ~
Clemente. Every child entered Cle'T'enle; Michael Lune, 4, : (j / rn.f i1t/--
on July 19. Michael Ga r r I g an , 4, ~125 r:. coeii Hwy.
Entries for the contest will Capistran~ B
1
eac
8
h; TChl om ates co1°':~i.:,~ Mir
IN .. IE DOOR PRIZUI * 11,IM.M-lD home furnishings or decorators service of
winners choice. * MEXIC0-1\ound Jct Air Trip for tv.'o and sl1 daJI in
Maico City. * llAWAll-Round Jet Air Trip for lwo and &even days
in Waikiki.. * SAN FRANCISCO-Six Ro11nd Jet Air Trips for two
and three days in San Francisco. * SCOTTSDALE-Six Round Jet Air Trips for lwo and
three daya iA Scott.sda.le, Arizona.
'lUS: LOADS AND LOADS Of OTHU
FINE l'RIZES FOR THE HOME
SEE i OVER "OUT OF THIS
• WORLD" 300 EXHIBITS!
Featuring 1pectoculor Decorotor Rooms by Southem
Collfornlo's finest de1igners and home furnishing 1up•
pliers . , . See for the 1st time in Orange County! .. •
The fobulou1 Whirlpool "Kitchen of the f uture" plus
the Wh irlpool de5ignecl "Space Kitchen of 2001" In
the Southern Counties Gos Co. exhib it section ... The
oll-electric "K~tchen of Todoy os compared to the Kit·
chen cf Ye1t&1"doy" ... The fonto1tic "Portable Amono
Rodar Ronge" ... in the Southern California Edison
display .• , Another l1t for Orange County i1 th•
Space Exhibit that will be displayed with the coopero·
tion of NASA .. , a nd over '4,000 square feet of orig-
inal art exhibited by Southern Co lifornio's moat popu·
\or artists.
Show Hours: 5 to 11 p.m. dolly •
Noon to 11 p.m. Saturdays & Sundays
ANAHEIM CONVENTJON CINTIR
.. Weit K•tell• (•c=ross Jnm Dfsaeyl•Dd>
Spon10r9d by: The Oron9e County luilder1 Al.In. ond
fhe lulldlng lndulfry Attn. ef Orange County.
in the contest will ride on a Cap1strno Bea.ch ; Thom as [ , C(d' 'VJl4Jr
noat at the parade to be held Sl!lert, 4• San Clemente: (';. Oin11•r1 E~tr•o1dl11•1•
be accepted untll July JI and Stephen Pie , 3, an emen . .. ~~~~ ·
the coronation ceremony for Queen candidate!! are: Hollyl--------------------------------
the victors will be held July 13 Pearson, 4, San Clemente;
The Rev. Roger G. at 4 p.m. Nineteen children Tini Marie McKeand, 3,San
Betsworth will be preaching at have already entered. Clemente ; Lisa Marie Pettit,
both the 9 and 10:30 a.m. Randy RoberLs. 26395-B Via 4, San Clemente; Rhonda
services at Community United Sacramento, cap is t r an 0 Roberts, 2, Capistrano Beach;
Mtthodlst Church, 6662 Heil Beach, is accepting entries 'Nni Marie ~1cKeand, 3, San
Ave., Huntington Be a ch . from Laguna. Dana Point, Clemr:nte: Becky LI om as,
Church school classes for all Capistrano Beach and San 3, San Clemente, and Tracy
ages and nu rsery care for the Clemente. A black and white Fitzgerald, 2, Dana Point .
very young are also availab\e,1,::~~~~~~~=~===~========;1
at both services.
At 7 p.nt. the Methodist
Youth Fellowship groups for
young people from 7th through
12th grades meet in the chureh
social hall .
A membership training class
for adults will be held this
Sunday evening, 7 p.m. in the
pastor's study. Child care will
be provided. New members
wi,tl be received inlo the con·
gregation June 22.
C ommunion will be
ORANGE COUNTY
COMMUNITY CHURCH
l~orp•r ... il u11dM th• 11011proflt lews •f the St•t• -4 Cellfenlll•
n • reU1le111 .... ed11 c:ati•"' •rtnlmJ ..
Me1a Eest Building
145 Ea1t 18th Street -P.O. Box 802
Costa Mes•, C1lifornia 92627
Golden Anniversary Special
SAVE
I Magazine lo anyone who Joice J\1iller, Jennifer Pit-
1 ~·rites to: "Love Seals. 27! lman, Tim Quiroz, Sa m
: Easl 39lh St., New Yorkl;======================;ll J un e, 1969
: Ul016... I ! TO DATE. the society ha s
' received only 20 letters lron1
l people who are shocked or of· i fended by its new publishing
J venture.
• The va9t majority of cor-
; rcspondtnts share the feeling i of one Sunday school teacher
• who wrote:
! "Wow ! You really are slir-'
l ring thing!! up at the Bible I
·society. I congralu lalc you on
. the fine art work which just
• goes to prove that religion can
: keep up to date."
: Even more gratifying to lh<'
' society was a postcard from 11
; young man : I
, "Say man. y'all got any
1 more of them cool st.a1nps
; about Jove7 I would love to
: have about five batch~ of
• th em. Whoever did this ont b1
: reall y with il" • you KNOW
YOUR CHILD
)VILL LEARN ro SWIM AT
BLUE BUOY
' A-4 5• win'•• 411•1•, l•lbo• hl•nd,
...... AMII, 11111.tltl
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Now
Open
EVENINGS
and
SUNDAYS
RS
SALONS
70 Fo1hion l1~ond, Nowport Center, 6'44-215 r
95 Town & Country, Orongo, 5'41 -664 1
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DEAR FRIEND,
ft is with greet joy end" enticipetion th•f w• ennounc•
the First Sundey S•rvic:• of th• Ntw ORANGE
COUNTY COMMUNITY CHURCH to b• hold S,,doy,
Jun• 15, 1969 1+ 11 :00 1.m. et the COIN Mna
Wom•'s Clul». cor. of West 11tll Street & All1halm
in the City of Cost• Mtie. (Just two block• WEST
of·Herbor Blvd.I
Or. Ern•s+ Good, en internetionel teechtr end ltcturer
will bt the minister of this NONDENOMINATIONAL
church. He i1 ebly essisted by two ord1ined minist•rs,
the Rev. Frtdric: Fellet e nd th• Rev. Leonerd Blossom .
Ev•ryone •••rchts for the Truth of l ife end their
rel•tionship of lov• or God, The Power of love is
lattnf end weitin9 to be used within each o·f us.
W t cordielly invite you to join u1 In le•rnin9 about
th• Trust th•+ sets us free by lovin gly puttin9 into
practice the principlei.
We teach the "Trutli of 8tin9'' •n eweren•11 9ain•d
through th• correl•tion of lew1 of scienc•·7 ini ons of
philosophy.end revelation of r•1i9lon appli•. to hum•n
needs end th• espiretions of men who is God'1 mosl
m•rvelous e xpression HERE •nd NOWJ
This hour will chen9e your llft. You will learn to truly
llv• in the NOWNESS of lif• end dicc.ov•r who you
ere •s you become · a nd BE more effective in a ll of
your reletionships in everydey life.
Wt look forw•rd wltt. 9reet pl•••ure end love in our
heer+1 in •••ing you with us on Sundey, Jun• IS, 1969
et f I :00 •.m.; th• fir1t of whet wt know will be e
long •nd joyous essocietion.
Ample perking 11 •veileble •nd in the Fell W• 1h1ll
comm•nct our Sundey School pro9r1m.
Sincerely y_our1 in love tnd Strvlce,
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY CHURCH
ONA GALLON
Help us celebrate our Golden Anniversary. Pick
up a gallon of frosty, delicious A&W root beer at
25¢ off the regular price. Our celebrated root
beer is a taste treat the whole family will enjoy.
The offer is good from
Ju!Je 15 through 21 at
your _A&W-an Island
of Refreshmer1t.
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6 OAILY PILOT
Porno Sheets Flourish in High Profit Market
Morality Vndermined,·Lawmen Say
By FREDEIUCK ~I. WINSffiP
Vlhe4 Pre11 lalt:rnaUonal
1 "Get your pleasure now before It '1
busted," stiouls the newsstand dealer one hJoct from the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel as
he openly peddles the latest example of a
f a 1 l·growing, ·nationwide journalistic
ptlienomtnon, pornographic weekUes.
Pleasure, a 24-pager which sells for 35
Cents, contains pictures of ~xpliclt, close-
up nudity and intercourse and articles
La11ored for sexual devianls a n d
1Sadomuocbists. Its personal ads help boy
meet &lrl, girl meet girl, and couple:!! to
arrange orgies. It serves as a gazette fo~
the sex revolution generation.
"Whatever your scene," boast !I
Pleasure editorially, "you'll find it in
plea.sure."
Such hard-core pornography displayed
hext to the New York Times would have
been unthinkable a few years ago when
ti
·oneer underground publishers were
lied into court for merely printing the
ly four-letter word not included in the
test edition of Webster's. The 75,000.
E, culation Berkeley Barb, dirty old man
the porno weeklies, has been
blishing only foar years.
THE OPEN SALE of pornography In
ew York is rivaled ln the western world
nly by Copenhage:n and London. Every
al sanction against pornography for
dulls has bttn abolished recently in
ark after years ol permissiveness. ffhe Danes belie\'e the public's appetite
for pornography wanes when it is no
fooger forbidden.
tMost Americaru are far lets tolerant of
rnography but not organiud sufficient.-
to fight it Their c~tf fear Is the effect
Jb( such publications on their children, for
N>c legend "not to bi!: sold or read by
Enons under 21 '' on the cover ol some
the most ctfensive weeklie! serves
re as a come-on than a warning to
jl'Ollth. .
t Psychologists arc not entirely sure of
lthe effect of pornography on young peo-
~le, but Dr. Eugene E. Levitt of the In·
~iana University Medical School warns
lhat porno publkations' gross ex-
j1ggeration of standards of sexual
;tiehavior leave young men with a feeling
,:of sexua l inadequacy. This could later
iprevent success in marriage, he ~ys.
?· SOME OF THE t.abloid·size weekly
newspapers that have popped up like evil
nnushroom.s in a half dozen U.S. cities ~ave been "busted" -swept from the
triewsstands temporarily by court actions,
:111most all unsuccessful, and by zealous
\pollce. But most quickly renewed publica·
I ion or have been replaced by other porno
•sheets.
Since porno sheels are big business,
J1ighly profitable to both publisher and
-dealers who get to keep as much as JS
:cents on SO.cent issues. they are difficult
•\o eradicate. Screw claims to have lured
1 cittulation of 120,000 ln a few months
and bu added a neWlletter tiUed Fondle .
Pleuure has started 1 Pleasure Book Of
~· Month Club.
Law enforcement officials realize it
would be hard to put porno sheets out ol
business on the basis ot their textual con·
tent in view of the U.S. Supreme Court's
green·Iight rulings on w r i t t e n
pornography, girlie magaz.i.nes and nudist
publications. But-the battle to ban pie·
tures of genitalia and sex acts may still
be won in the courts, unless pictures are
also drawn under the protective umbrella
of the First Amendment guarantee of
freedom of ezpression.
"Obscenity of this kind, however,
undermines the moral health and fiber oC
everyone," says Kenneth 0. Conboy.
assistant Manhaltan district attorney in
charge or obscenity prosecutions. Danish
law enforcement authorities would con·
~ Most Americans fear
the effect on c b 11 d·
ren, hut Denm1ark
helicve!i the public's
ilppetlte for porno-
graphy wane• when
it is no longer forbid·
den.
'
test Conboy's opinion, pointing out that
since pornography has become freely
available in Denmark, the public has
become increasingly hlase and porno
deale rs are going bankrupt.
TKE BERKELEY BARB began using
four-letter words In 1965 and the Village
Voice, an old-established New York
neighborhood weekly, followed suit the
next year. Explicit illustrations are the
most recent addition to generally badly
written, edited and printed pages that
rail against the v.·ar in Vietnam, the
draft. and college administrations, whlle
obviously seeking to titillate.
Among the occasionally le'i'·d weeklies
devoted to new left politics and the youth
revolution are Atlanta·s Great Speckled
Bird, the Los Angeles Free ~
(FREEP) v.•hich limits its pomograi)h)o
to the classified columns. the Berkeley
Barb. the relatively In often s l v e
Underground Free Press at the Universi·
y ot Missouri. Chicago's Seed.
Kaleidoscope, and Second City, Boston's
Avatar, and New York's Rat.
The Great Speckled Bird, Underground
Free Press, Seed, and Avatar' have run
afoul of the law but the cases were either
dismissed or the publication found not
obscene. Obscenity charges still are pen.
ding against Berkeley Barb Editor Max
Scherr for attempting to distribute an
issue containing the picture of an orgy in·
volving members or the MC 5, a Detroit
roek group.
THE BARB, however, has won such ac-
ceptance that there has been public con-
troversy over whether or not public
libraries should subscribe to the paper as
a meaninsful social document. But Mrs.
Gladys O'Donnell ol Long Beach, presi·
dent or the Nationa l Federation of
Republican Women. found the Barb so
revolting that she said, "I couldn't sleep
after 1 saw that thing."
Mrs. O'Donnell urged all women to slay
out of downtown Long Beach as long as
the Barb was openly sold there.
Many women's groups and civic action
groups have used as their main argument
against pornography the theory that it
excites violence in depraved and sexually
maladjusted persoru1, leading to assaul~.
rapes and murder. This has not been
genera1ly confirmed by psychologists but
those engaged in the suppression of
pornography can give concrete examples.
"A 26-year-old girl came into our office
recently," said the Rev. Morton Hill,
president of Morality in Media in New
York. one of the oldest organizations in
the field. "She said she had been at·
lacked in the doorway of her apartment
building. Her eyes were black and she
was very beaten up. She said she fought
the man arr and when he ·ran away one of
the pornographic weeklies dropped out of
rus coat. She thought there v.·as
significance in this."
THE REV. MR. HILL believes New
York's district attorneys "have rendered
the public a great service by moving on
the pornographic press but I hope they
can be more effective." He claims the
public Is far from apathetic, judging
from the enraged phone calls received at
Morality in Media, but it often does not
know where to tum. His organization ru!·
vises protesters to call or write their
district attorney or the police com·
missioner.
John Wilcock, an editor who pioneered
four.Jetter words in several underground
weeklies, believes the porno sheets will
win out as they have in Denmark. If sex
can be portrayed on the stage and screen
-and inroads have been made in thal
direction recenlly -then why Is it
obscfme to do the same in publications,
he asks.
f,u you can depict any part of the lex
act, where do you stop" WilcoC:li asked.
"To say some part of the act ls more
obscene than another is patenUy absurd.
I ttllnk we will eventually have complete
freedom to print whatever we wish. Alter
all, the public doesn't have to buy
erotica, but obviously there ls a demand
for it.
Wilcock underscored this by pointing
out that Screw "started from scratch and
reached a circulation of more than
100,000 in a couple of issues without pr1>
motion of any kJnd. He believes this Ls a
journalistic record of SOl"U.
-11111
I I~ I I_ Mtultna 1tatement
11111 ---\. ~-.-. _, .
Review ot Encliltl poeb
M1rlju1n11 bill finde a..,..t
LAMPORT GROPES FOR GAY VOTE s.. I"'
,_ ..... _ ..... ••.• -u ...
Granddaddy of underground publl·
cation1, Berkeley Barb began using
four·letter words in 1965. GOP
women are among groups trying to
get It off newsstands.
Much more serious In content, Los Angeles
FrH Preas generally steers clear of obscene
material, but its classified advertising sec·
tion permits explicit language. It is sold on
newsstsands throughout Orange County.
RIGHT TO DISSENT
Has Dr. l(ing's Word Gone Astray?
Tn my opinion there Is nothi ng more
dangerous Jn our national life today than
the beginnings of an attempt at a
philosophical justification for law break·
ing as a means of protest. By this 1 mean
the violation of lav.·s of undoubted valid·
ity, like those against trespass or assault,
to get attention for a point of view.
Here we as lawyers have, I am con·
vinced, a responsibility that we have not
so far fully discharged to challenge and
rebut fuzzy, fallacious doctrine that is
being heard too often from some un·
dergraduates and some faculty voices on
our campuses, and even from some
pulpits.
THIS PROBLE~l began with the very
sound position taken originaUy by Dr.
r.1artin Luther King, Jr., which was this:
There is every justification for a non·
violent disobedience to discriminatory
laws whose constilutional validity is open
to doubt. That in this case the doubt \\'as
From an address by 1-1. Chapma1i
Rose, pr esident of tlie Cleveland Bar
/\ssocia!ion.
well rounded was held by the Supremo
Court in due course. To disobey a
doubtful law in order to test it.s validity,
with a recognition that the legal penalty
must be paid if the law is upheld, has
always been the right or a free man in
our society.
But the next step, taken not by Or.
King but by others, has led many people
astray.
Their heresy is this : Because they con·
demn the Vietnam war on moral grounds,
and because the draft sends some men to
the Vietnam war, they dee1n it prnper lo
disobey the draft !av.•. But there is no real
doubt about the validity of the draft la .... ·;
it has been sustained O\'er and over
af(ain.
justl!icalion for disobeying a Jaw that
totally outrages one 's conscience, if one
were willing to pay the legal penalty,
THEY \VILL say that \Ye nave always
recognized a special status for lhe
religious conscientious objector. People
will point to the war crime trials after
World War II, which assumed a duty to
disobey orders to conunit the crime of
genocide.
Finally, people will cile the American
nevolulion. and other revolutions, bot·
tomed on the right to overthrow a regime
that has berome intolerable.
ll \\'Ould take all evening to reconcile
these things-and I shall not attempt It,
though it can be done-with this obvious
truth : In th e complexities of modern
ci.,,ilizej Life. no one can be allowed to ar·
rogate to himse:U the choice of which
la\vs he \Yill obey and which he will flout.
.------Our Han ho San f'rn11ci1co ------, Monday Syndrome
liere begins the heresy: You may
disobey a valid law because you disagree
\\'iLh a related government policy. You
then wrap ii in Dr. King's mantle by call·
Ing it civil disobedienCf!.
~100ERN \VESTERN ci\'ilization, wllh
lts miracle of producUvily, depends
\\'holly on assurances given only by a
system of lav.·-upon predictions that pro.
pie will perform their conlracls, that peo-
ple and their property can rely on certain
minimum protections. that free speech is
for everybody, that violent minorities on
campuses or elsewhere will not be allow·
cd to coerce majorities or other
minorities, that changes in the rules can
be made only in acrordance with the
rules, and so on.
Goya Club:
New Horior
For Alioto
By ltERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -San Fran·
ci.sco's ~1ayor has a way of lighting
fires at Ci ty Hall that is typically
Alio:o. \\'hen a dept . head isn't moving
fast enough, the Mayor phones him
and says: "Congratulations. you ha\'e
just been elected to the Goya club.''
"Why, THANK you . ~Ir. 1\-tayor.''
replied the oUicial. "Uh -what's the
Goya club~" "!l's an acronym :' sa)S
the I\tayor icily. "ll means Get Off
Your , . :•
NO \V THEN. On Pacific Ave. the
other day, I 33\¥ an auto accident
caused by a tourist \\'ho su<lden\y stop-
ped dead in the middle or an in-
lerSCC"tion as he craned his neck this
way and that. lie was looki ng ror a
street sign -of \l'hirh this poor·
undernourished, o,1·orld-r c n o w n c d
metropolis has only ONE per corner. I
mentioned this becau se this is !he
l.hlrd lime in ii ytllr I've seen an ac·
cldent caused In precise!~· thi s man ner
, . , What we need - and I realize rn1
becoming a bore on the subject -111
al least two sians per rorner. and
ideally, four. Hello. l\fayor Alioto?
COOgr1tulaUoN! You have jusl betn
elce1<od to Ille G<>ya Club.
SPIUNG IN San Fran.cisc~: could
1nyl.hing bt lovelier, this side of a
Greek tale? SaiJboab on the Bay, pe1>
ple in tennis wtiltel heading for the
coul'UI, pretty gtrls In convertibles
with blown tof)5. I took young
Christopher Jn tow and headed for
Golden Galt' Park. Two police offi cers
on honel were cantering alon~. look·
I q jUt r.111. At Ille O>lldren·•
Plaflround. ft went Into that big
dark -old m<!TJ .... rouDd &nd rode the
"ooden borSes. J111t us a~ four hip-
p1.. with ttlltlle Q<I. J ""*5 If
you're atoned, the tnffTX·eo-rOund Is a toad trip, .,p<etally It )'DU &It on 10
ostrich and gaze at a roosttr. Stooed
hippies going 'rourxl and 'round and
the two officers nearby on their real
horses.
llERE WE ARE In the Shoe Circle
at the Ci:y of Paris, where a gal tries
on a pair or boots and then has trouble
gettlng them orr. "Let me ht:lp,''
\•olunteers I\1gr. Dan O'Brien, who
gives t11.·o mighty tugs. And orf come
the boots, fol\o\\'ed by her stockings
ond panty girdle.
TV PRODUCER IM ri.fendelson and
Clifton Fadiman were dining at the
Clift night before last when up sailed a
lady v.·ho said to Fadiman : "I know
YOU, you're Oscar Levant." "Sorry,"
::;iniled Fadiman, .. right prngram,
wrong bod y." If you'\'c forgotten
''Information. Plc::ise," greatest of the
quiz shov.·s, forget the whole thing.
"BLESS 111M !'' The quote is City
Planning Otrector Allan Jacobs. ;nd
the obiect of his beneficence Is Don
Pnt7.ker of Atherton, young Pre$. of
l hc llyan Corporation. When Ja~
rompla ined lh rll the prOpOSOO Hyatt
lluusc hotel on Nc>b HUI "will cut oft
loo much of the sky" ti share your
mystlflca.tlon). J> r It:. k er VOLUN·
TARJLY lopped JOO feet off the hei&hL
"Dien tum.··
If PEOPLE likt &:!nator Dolwl1
keep lr}'IUW to ~'ater down
amendD'lents to save the Bay, what we
wind up with I! a watertd-down Bay.
It's a Bad Day for Workers
By Dr. O. TOD MALLERY
The '"Monday Syndrome" may not be
familiar to the 93 percent of the nation's
active physicians who devote their prac·
lice to "patient care." However, physi·
cians in industry, employers, and their
,.,,orkmen's compensation Insurance car·
r\ers have long been familiar with a
st range phenomenon in the calendar pal·
tern of incapacity following occupational
injuries or diseases. No matter whal day
of the week the disability begirui, the pa·
t.ient usually gels "''ell on Sunday.
Is this a medical syndrome? In one
sense it is. because: lhe term of in·
capacity-for compensation purposes-is
determined not by the patient bul by his
physician. who certifies v.•hen the
cmploye is able to ret.um to wDrk.
This pattern is the single constant, al·
tach.ing to all occupational disabiliti@s,
without regard to their nalure, severity,
or duration. lt Is universal. And, as
111edically there ls no such thing sis a
universal syndrome, we .must categorize
this one as social rather than medical.
~I ANY PHYSICIANS may nol be con·
sciously aware of their preference for
Monday as the first day of reco'M!ry.
They probably lack the faintest idea that
the tendency to defer return to work to
the y o n d e r side of the upcoming
weekend adversely affects the employer's
insurance costs -and, much more than
incidentally, his production.
Nol long ago, ~ injury claims from
the files ot ~,RIQ)',!!r,1 _ J.,nsurance of
\fausau -ranglng from one to three
wttks duration-were analyzed. These in·
jury claims weM! selected at random, and
were oot weighed in favor of any one In·
dustry or one section of the country.
Out of these. 500 injury clalm1, n per-
cent OCOJrred on Monday whlle roughly
lhe same percentage took place on Fri·
day . Yet, regardless of what day of the
week on whlch they were Injured.
claimants lhowtd a marked tendency to
return to work on a Monday.
The study •ISO uncovered a number of
Interesting sld~ffeC\S of the "~1ondizy
~yndromc." MOn<l•Y and Frlday were
both day5 when llltrt was an lncrea11e In
l_njurles.
Why should this be? Why are more peo-
ple. hurt on Fridays and on Mondays than
on other weekday1t
Dr. JHaller11 is 111cdical di rector of
Employers l 11su ra11ce of \Va1!.SaZL,
1Va usau. \Visco11s111 . Reprinted fron a
the Orange County .r.fedical Associa·
tfo11 Bidle tin.
THE lllGHER Friday Incidence may
be due to cumulative fatigue . built up
over the \\'eek . Monday's high injury rate
might be reasonably attributed lo the
fncl that ne .... · employes usually arc in·
troduced to their jobs on that day.
JN ANY ONE case. slretching in·
capacity to the end of a week already
half gone 1nay seem like a small matter.
But consider the matter a little more
closely.
If a man who has llad three weeks'
disability that should actually end on a
Wednesday gets the rest of the week off,
his benefits are increased 19 percent. If
an actual two-week incapacity is stretch·
cd from a Thursday to the .next Monday,
the cost iucrew is 28 percent.
If a v.·eek's genuine disability Is ex·
tended from Thursday to ~1onday, the
cost boost is 57 percent. or every five
employes who. after one to three week~'
actual Incapacity, are sent back to work
on Monday by their attending physicians.
three are getting benefits of the kind and
degree just mentioned,
If this is the national pattern-and we
tee no reason to doubt it...-lhe loss of pro-
duction is simply enonnous: to say
nothing about the impact on loss ratios
and insurance costs.
SOME PHYSICIANS reported they !cit
they wert doing I.be tmployers a fa vor by
returning injured employees: on Monday.
They believed employers were beat set up
to have employees come batk to wor~ on
the Urst day of the work week.
There 11re employers · who tell us jurt
the opposite. Some big firms say they
have a large numbtr of nonindustrial
ab8entee!I returniitg to work on Mondays.
Vacationers usually come ~k on Mon·
days. They Would J)rt~r to have those
returning lnJurtd employes spaced out
as much ns possible, to prevent rush-
work and congestion all through the
planl, from pcrsoMcl of!ice to assembly
line.
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BUT OTHERS have then gone a long
step farther, to the position that, because
there are evils on the campus or in the
ghetto, ll is all right to bring pressure to
bear for their correction by breaking and
entering, by occupying and holding
buildings, by trespass, by malicious
destruction of properly, by assault. and
by interferins forcibly with the rights of
others lo go about their lawful atrairs .
I know of no one outs ide the SDS or
certain other extremist groups v.·ho would
uphold the ultimate proposition stated
this baldly. But the other day the Presi·
dent and the Attorney General both
asserted that it wa s only a tiny minority
on our campuses that was generating this
turmoil .
Then !he president of one of our well·
kno1vn colleges felt called upon to advise
the President of the United Stales to ex·
pcct the unrest to continue until the
President and others of his ad.
n1inislration addressed themse!Yes more
effectively and massively to the in·
justices in our society, including the
poverty, the Vietnam wor, and the In·
equities of the draft.
In the context, it was almost. but not
quite, a prediction that illegal conduct
would continue on the nation 's campuses,
and almost, but not quite. a justification
for It.
I DETECT something of the same af.
mosphere in the calmnes.s or some of the
ecclesiastical reaction to the demand of
James Forman for half·a·billion dollars
in \Yhat he calls ttparatlons from the
American churches. He has backed up
this dftmand by the threat lo disrupt
church activities. ·
As Erwin Griswold said In a lecture on
dissent at Tulane last year : "I cannot
distinguish in principle the legal quality
of the determination to hall a troop train
to protest the Vietnam \Var ... from the
determination to fire shots Into a civil
rtghll leader's home to protest in·
tegrallon."
Similarly, I C8MOt dl&tln1utsh Jn prin·
clple the legal qwilltr ot Mr. Forman'!!
demand from lhlt o( lhe rackctttr \\'ho
threatens to damage a dry cleaning
establl!hment unless the O'i''Tier pays pro-
tection.
To put ll thitt "''OY oversimplific."i the
Issue; but I think a little
ovcT'!lmpliflcntlon I! nttdcd. People wHI
58Y we have alw«ys rec0&niied the
mor~ u distinguished from the legal,
,.
I
Our motivation to build a better world
should not and does not derive its urgen·
cy from any sense of guilt. Visiting the
sins of one generation upon another is
dubious religious doctrine. It has the
further vice that it impairs the balance
and the wisdom of our response to the
demands of the disadvantaged.
The urgency that we feel derive!'! and
should derive from the fact that for the
first time in the long history of mankind
upon this earth. this materialistic society
of ours has acquired the material means
to abolish po verty and hunger, at least in
our own country ; and justice requirts
that if 've can do so, we must do so.
OUR URGENCY derives also from our
national sense that we are indeed our
brother's keeper and are lherefore
obligated to help him as far and as fast
~s we possibly can. As a nation we can do
more than we are doing, and we J?llsl de)
more.
Dul if we yield to the demand of any
gene.ration or any group !or speed at the
cost or raimess, speed at the cost or
trampling on the hard-won equal rights of
others, speed . In short, at the cost of lav.·.
then, on the brink of success in the age.
old struggle of mankind with poverty and
hunger, we could indeed see our progress
brought to a grinding halt
Salurtlny, June 14, 1969
The Comment l'age or the
Dally l'ilot .. eks to Inform
and stimulate readers by
presentinJt a variety of com-
mentary on topics of inter•
est and significance irom
lntormed observers an d
spokesmen.
Robert N. WHd, Publlih• •
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·opi1iions Uncerta.in
On 'New NLF' Role
WASHINGTON (AP! -The ha~ claim~ its poliUcal arm.
Viet Cong's establishment of a the Natiollal Liber•tiorl FrorH
••pr ovtsionaJ revolulionary was a party aulhentlc&Jly
government'' ror South Viet-represen•ina the Sooth Viel· nam has observers differing ... '6
widely on how the develop.. namese people," but did not
tnent will affect prospects for call itself a government.
a negotiated peace. An optimistic )nterpN!tation
Some experts now look for of the enemy move • rrom
serious bargaining by the fonne~ vice presideOl• HU.bert enemy resulting 1n progreM at Paris. Others figure the H. Humphrey, who ' iaw
Hanoi-Viet Cong team Is dig· evidence that both tJic 'saigon
ging in for a long, hard stand, regime and the Viet Cong
dimming chances for any were b~deniai their nnH1ical
forwarrl movement soon in the bases. r-r
negotiatiom.
Officially, the U.S. position HOPEFUL SIGNS
Is that nothing has changed in "These are significant and
the Viet Cong lineup except a In my opinion e1tre.mely
name. The allies thus raised hopeful signs -which should
no objection Thursday to the tell us that tbt ~nces or
new "govei'nment" succeeding reachina a Degotiated political
the National Liberation Front settlement in Paris are
at North Vietnam's side in the brighter now than they have
Paris talks. bee.n tor a long Ume,"
B•NIC!Gp! -
Leo Needs
To Obiain
Privacy
SUNDAY
JUNE 15
By SYDNEY OMARR
Lunar pot!Uon exee:llMt for
fishing, plutlng. Center 1e-
tivltle1 around llome, family.
Many t"ay set new look at
wllat wu famJUar ; Utert Is
ezcltement of rtdl1covery.
ARIES (March 2l·April 19):
Many look to you as uample.
Be calm, cool and objective.
Responsibility you feel is not
your own -can be handled
diplomatically. Then you earn
.......,, Junt 14, 1969
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S0:\1E AGREEMENT Humphrey saJd.
W a s h in g t o n ana1ysl3 Some others speculated that respect -and love. An artists rendering shows the estimated $65 million for its construction at east end ol. Capitol Park for
turning present, 100..year.old domed atructure into a
museum.
STARS
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c•hfl'1H1 11 111111 ef th DAILY
'ILOT1 tt••t f•1t1,.1.
generally agree that: the Viet Cong were attempting
-The new group is run by to raise themselves ta a par
the same people as its 'th ••-•-·
TAURUS (April 20·May 20): twin·towered design from proposed new California
Be witll relatives even if it re--state capitol, which is now being studied, in high secrecy, by a joint legislative committee. Plans call predect~r. holds !he same w1 w~ """1gon government in a legal sense so they could goals and is bound by the better trade off with the South same links to Hanoi.
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features aclivity, travel, Ideas
and slight confusion. Not wi se
to attempt detail work. Plan
whole areas. Accent charm.
..... A practical aim by the Vietnamese in bargaining for • coalition government enemy in announcing creation of the government now is to A more pessimistic ap-
strengthen Jt.s bargaining posi· praisal came from analysts
tion at Paris. who believe the Viet Cong, by
-More Ume Is needed te> announcing its government
det.ennine whether the enemy and the members in it, was
intends to move next into a forming a harder position
more flexible negotiating stan· from which ii would be mo're
ct or will stick to a rigid ,...d~U~f~ic~u~lt~t~•~•~•~go=ti~at~•~· ---,
posture.
These conclusions fall short
ol explaining why the enemy
picked this time lo claim
fonnation of a government
representing all of South Viet·
nam. Previously the Viet Cong
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GEMINI (May 21·June 20 ):
Conct!ntrate on b u d g e t ,
money. Utilize experience to
obtain legitimate bargain.
Feeling of restriction is but
temporary. You get what you
want -but not in sudden
fashion.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
You break through te> real pro-
gress. What you seek is in
view. Be willing to reach out
for it. Key is to be ad-
venturous. This can be a
meaningful and wonderful day
-make it so.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Ob-
tain needed privacy. Be
discreet. Bring family circle
close. Get backing of those
who really are concerned. You
do not need accolades. You re-
quire understanding -it is
obtainable.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Se pt. 22):
Good lunar aspect today c<>in-
cides with chance to give
pleasure to loved ones. Get rid
of groundleS! fears, doubts.
Take a chanct. Expose your
emotions. You'll be glad.
LIBRA £Sept. 23-0ct. 22)'
Stress on what you want lo
achieve. Ambitions are
highlighted . Accept
responsibility. You have what
you want, but you may not
realize it. Think.
SCORPIO IOct. 23-Nov. 2:1):
You can finish important task.
You get what you need
through written word. Study
yo ur paper. Read, write and
outline formula. Keep com-
munication lines clear.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. rz.
Dec. 2:1): Delve into the hid-
den, the obscure. Answers are
obtainable. Key is to be in-
dependent and curious. Aik
questions. Don't be satisfied
with superficial answers.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan .
19): Spotlight on marriage,
partnerships. public relations.
Much comes your way. Handle
apparent dilemma with
aplomb, be receptive -don't
try to force any issue.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21l-Feb.
18): Stress moderate ap-
proach. Keep resolutions con-
cerning work, health. Give
special attention to pet. Repay
those who have performed
special services.
PISCES I Feb. 19·March 20):
Creative urge may cause
restlessness. Don't confuse
being in love with love, with
loving an individual. Realistic
approach pays dividends.
Know what you want and
need.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIR111DAY you are a warm,
trusting individual. But many
misinterpret your motivea.
New rrtends, different environ·
ment proves beneficial
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FREE TICKETS
to Walt Disneyk
CHICK IVERSON'S GALA PREMIERE NIGHT
at Fox South Coast Plaza Theatre
The Fox South Coast Plaza Theatre will premiere "The Love
Bug" movie for the first time in Ora nge County, the night of
June 25 at 8:30 p.m. Chick Iverson has bought the entire
theater for this Gala premiere and would lik1rto share this
night wilh his friends and neighbors. There are 1000 free
seats available. This hilarious Waltllisney movie wi/I delight
adults and children alike.
This is how ii works, and it's simple to rel a free ticket.
Just fill in the coupon below and send to Chick Iverson •.•
all coupons must be In the mail no later than midnight
June 16, 1969. Each coupon sen t in will represent two seats.
II more coupons are stnt in than there are available seats,
then a drawing will determine the lucky winners. You will be
notified by mail if you are a /ucl<y recipient of these seats.
Buddy Hacket, Dean Jones, and many more star in this fun·
filled Walt Disney epic of "Hell>ie" the Volkswapn. A Gala
night with all the premiere trimmings, dillliblries, stars, and
"Herbie" will be a Joni remembered night Only those with
special Iverson Premiere tickets wi/I be admitted.
Send in the coupon today ••• absclutely no obliption except
to pick up your tickets if you are a lucky winner and have
a good time.
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COUPON
TODAY!
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J 0 DAILY PILOT ~lUrdiJ', Junt 14, 1969
Aten La1ader•
Crowning Glory
Just Too Much
DE.\R A'.\~ I.ANDERS: l know you must gel
many ~ trocn mothers who write about the1t
son's hair. I am w-riting abollt m>: daughter's ..
\\'end:_\· ,~ 16.. l~tr hair is straight as a stnng and
hangs ctoei"C 10 tht nlkktle of her back. It's nice chest-
nut b.rw-n.. But u·s only hai r. Jt's no sP1un gold.
®COSTA MESA
ONLY!
Wend)· -.·orsh1p• lt She J
~1:;'~.~.b~~~·· ~i.:.i-:;;;.:v~~~~11r~,~~· SPECIAL PRICES FOft SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST
ii. \·es. I said \rtins it . On ung there hk.e a dope for 1 s1 ,.=====;""'""==~===~=====..,====..,..,==""'==============""""""''""""============'""=="" tbf: 1rorung board v.;th minutes, l paid lhe check and1' ----
"'ax paper I 'd be SC'ared It'll,
10 de.1th lo 1 rv such a .'\'hat do you think or a
stunt. But \\'end,-says all lr~end who w,ould pull 3Uch a
th . I d .1 11-. 1r1ek as that . -STR ANDED e gt.r s o 1 -s a "'00• ~!ANDY
der. \My haven't burned . DEAR MANDY~ Girls who
their t.ars of(. prowl tocktail lou.n1e11 usually
What is a tnolh<'r to do. find fellows who will seUle for
AM~ I hate to Stt a girl placr tnytbin& lhal bas a pul&e. Wby
that much importatlCt' on her are )'Oii 1urpri~ you g:Ol left?
hair. It's neustath1g. Is thert' If the fellow bad picked you,
something I can say to rny you'd btve left bet strattdtd
dauthtu to maU her set how I'll bet. You botb sound like
misplaced her \'alues are'? couplt of dollits to me.
Please advise 1ne -and
lhoosands of other mothers
are in the sa me boat.
UNGROOVY
DEAR ANN
Our 17-year-old son is trying to ::::::-..::::::
go steady with a girl who lives ~
19 miles from here. He had his ............_-._.___-----.;::::_ DEAR UN : Ignore It. This,
too, sllall piss. driver·s license taken away
ro.-a small inl<aclion. (Mean BOYS' BASIBALL SHOES
DEAR ANN LANDERS : !\:ly
girlfriend &nd I were having a
C1lektail in a very respectable
lounge after work on Friday.
The plact was crowded as
usual. An attractive guy was
sitting alone in a booth op-
posite Ull. P.ty girlfriend notic·
ed him right away and said,
"That guy is smiling at me." I
thought he was smiling al me,
but it was hard lo tell for sure
because ht was a little cross-
eyed.
police officer.)
I am worn out driving the f 4 4 boy to see his girl every night. Sutadofl Otaly!
l also have to go get him.
There are several nict girls High·lo11 oxford~ .in .. machlnr. ~'ash.:
v•ho live in our neighborhood 11b.le cotton canva.s. Court~gr1pp1ni.;
b I h d .1 f I thick rubbt>r solC'll. 8%-JO~. Jl-2 and u e oesn care or any o 12%-6. Charge lt. Reg. j .96
them. Why do boys always go,.,,==========-===========
My girlfriend ~ u d den I y
decided to go to lhe ladies'
room. The minute she left he
gave me a sexy wink. Just as
he was getting up to join me
my girlfriend returned from
the ladies' room and sat down
with him.
From then on I might as
well have been on the moon.
for out-of-towners? What can 11·
do about it? TIRED
DRIVER
DEAR TIRED: Stop cbaul-
fe urin1 the kid. Make a
pedestrian out of bim or Jet
him use public transportation.
I'll bet he'll find a girt who
lives In the neighborhood when
he bas to get there and beck
on bis own.
W~tn romanlk s 1uw;e1 tvrn la ,...,..,
tmllrKl!I JI 11 kwl « d°'ol'ml.t.lry?
S~llll fcH' -baolci.t "Love or Sex •1111 "low to Tt ll IM Differenu," VY
Ann L.-1. Enc:klle I 1-. 111.......a',
lt'll·l<fdrHHd l't'lvt'I-'"" J$ c.-il1. lri <Oln wlll'I l'OVI" re<M,,..JI.
LEGAL NOT ICE
KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERA
LEGAL NOTICE
'Ul'ERIOlt COURT OF T"I:: TI! Ille 1bov• lltm•O Dtt-1nl· 5T,.TI:: Of' C.lLIFOllMIA FOii Y ..... , dlrK'" lo lllf ... rn tnt C~•k T"I. COUNTY OF OllAMOI.
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S1n1da11 011111 1397
Reg. 11.31
. . . 17.76
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TURRET DESIGN SPRINKLER
Sunda11 Only
He-avy-duty 1urTtl sprinkler adapt<: lo
four sprinkling Pfllll!'rn~ for lawn
and garden covrr1u.::r.. Sav('!
REG. 7.81, PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE'. SO FT •... 1.9'
'
•LIMITED QUANTITY, NONI: SOLO TO OEALt:ltS
~"1 120·30 GALLOll SIZE
PUSTIC TRASH CAN
LINEt.S WITH HES
I
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Sunda11 Only! 237
Reg. 2.91
Polyester cotton in solid or pattern fabri~. Pl!'rn1a-
nf"nt preu. Colorfast.
Sanforizcd.'!l
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NATURAL WOOO
FRAMED FULL
V·IEW MIRROR
Suuda11 Only 233
Reg. 3.94
Full-vie"·· 16"x56'' door
mirror has two -inch width natural wood
frame. Charge It .
Everylhing Just For Fun
BOYS', GIRLS'
PLAY CENTER
Sunda11 Onl11
2988
Reg. 48.86
Monkey seat sw ing ; trapeze with
ropes; airglide; 4-rung swinging lad-
der; 5-rung swinging pole ; 2-passen-
ger lawn sw ing ; swing; 8' attached
sli de.
6' 2" Wallace
FOLDING
deluxe
BED
S11nday Only 944
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1 O" TEFLON* COATED
FRYING PAN COOKS
wmtOUT FATS, OllS
Suaul•11 Oaly
J37
Rq. I.77
Teflon•-coated 1tttl. No 1cour0
Ins .
LADIES
PANT DRESS
Reg. 2.88
2••
Sunda11 011111!
Sizn 8 to 18. In varied prints llnd styles.
SIX PACK FOAM CHEST
Sunda11 Only
Ideal for picnics & out·
door fun.
(Nol as illustrated)
68~
FOLDING PORT-A-JON
Sunday Only!
'I'hill all steel fo1dilll fremf'd
portable toilet hill ~nlo!Jr pliutic seaL Complete with dis·
J)Oli8ble be1s. Save.!
J84
Reg. 2.91
AYDS CANOY ••• THE
EASY, DELIGHTFUL
WAY TO REDUCE
S11nda11 Onl11
f 9~···· Net-.Jtht
Reg. 2.14
Vanilla or thOC'Olate mint.
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Estate
Questions
ond
ComrMnt
By
Realtor
Randoll McCordlo
Why ere so many people up1•t today •bout the little
bit of extr• interest they have to ,_y in order to buy
a home? The same person that complains and claims
that seven percent Interest on real estate Is ridiculously
high, propably has an account .tt a dapertment store -
this interest, we know, run1 bttwten 11 perctnt and 25
percantl Besides, look what our cars cost usl So tell
your readers that interest they are paying on real estate
ts relatively very low.
Mr. C. C. Newport Beach
It is difficult to argue with your type of reasoning.
A four-door automobile fully equipped with radio, heal·
er. automatic transmission, and white-wall tires could
have been purchased for $~.090 in 1956, according to the
/\utomobile Club of America. That car today has a
trade-in value of $125 to $200, depending on its condi-
tion, figures show.
In comparison, if the average family trades for
a new car every two years, a house costs only about
one-sixth as much to buy and finance over a 30-year
period as ALL the automobiles a one-car , family w!ll
buy, finance, and trade over the same period. As nul-
lions of familles can testify, new houses purchased 10
years ago have been bluechip investments.
Inflationary force3, continued urbanization and
land scarcity, and an expanding populatio n all i n~icatc
that the 1956 to '69 experiences will be repeated in the
next decade.
W• are plenning on selling our hor:ne. Really, why
do we need the services' of • realtor? It lffms to me
that there •r• • lot of you reel estate people in the
bu1int11, there must be a good reason for it. What do
I get far the commission I spend?
N.S. Costa Mesa
This topic was recently covered in the Real Estate
Newsletter published by Mission Savings and Loan
Association. The article in the Newsletter reads as fol·
lo ws: "Advantages of a realtor service for the home-
owner who is about to sell his property are many and
varied. Listed below are seven reasons why properfy
owners need realtors."
1. Selling real estate requires skill and experience.
The real estate salesman is in a much better position
to move a property at a fair price than is the average
O\\'ner.
2. The real eslate salesman knows the market and
\Vhere the prospects are.
3. Acting as a n1iddleman between owner and buy-
er, the real estate salesman is able to negotiate with
a better chance of reaching an agreement than if the
two inleresled parties sat face-tcrface across the same
table.
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S1turd11, Jun< 14, 1%9 O.\ILY PILOT J J
Lido's Baker Heads
Society Housing Boom Due?
County Making Up Time Lost to_ Rain
Appraisers'
••
Rained out in the first
quartef. Orange County's lonf-
aw.alled hciusing boom should
materialize in the remainder
o~ lhl8 yur.
Harmon R. BWr Jr. ol
the inventory of two years Lido Isle was Instilled preai·
ago. That lnclud~ fewer lhan dent of the Society of Rell
ColJ<ce ol SI. 'll1omu In Mln-
ne&ola. He la In h1a !Uth iar
., directer of the Pasodella
Toomament of RoseJ llld la
serving his .....,., • iar as
chairman of that orcanlu·
Uon's prtiS ~tion com--
mittet.
1,000 new tract home s. Estiiite. Appra taers, Loe
Employment growth and in-Angeles Chapter No. t. at the
migration of new famllles con-Jwie JO meetlna:. -
tinue~ to be the strong~t ln nie Society of Real Est.ate That forecast was released
this week by Advance
Mortga ge Corporation's
Economic Research Bureau.
California. Appralars ts an tnlemaUonal
This seems certain to be prolesalonal organlzaUon of
Serving as officers of the
Society of Real E s t a t t
Appraisers along with Baker
are James L. Bryant, first
vice president; Paul L. Man-
kiawici, second vice prai-
dent ; Grant E. Bricker, secre-
tary and Pete J. Maga, trea·
surer.
The bureau estimates at
least 3,000 starts w e r e
postponed by the first quarter
bad weather. On a seasonally
adjusted bas.is, housing ac-
tivity declined 33 percent from
the fourth quarter of last year.
Orange County's best year speclallstl in the valuation of
ever for s p a r t m e n t con· reaidential and lncomei>ro-
struction, Gibson a d d s . ducing re.al eslate. ,
Apartments made up 45 per· Baker Is a 'member of
cent of all permits issued in Lambda Alpha, the n1Uooal
the first quarter, their highest HEADS APPRAISERS rea1 estate economics fraterni-
sbare ever. Lido Isle's Baker ty and a graduate ol the In the existing b om e1 ___________ _;_ ___ ...::. _______ ..,.. _______ _
Even a depressed Orange
County housing market is one
or. the nation's biggest, the
Bureau points out. It ranked
eighth in total h o u s i n g
pennlls. It should move up to
fifth (behind MI am i -Fo rt
Lauderdale, Chlcago. L o s
Angeles and New York) in the
last three quarters.
One reason for anticipating
a second-half boom, Advance
P.1,ortgage area manager Earl
H. Gibson pointa out, is that
this ·is one of the few areas in
the nation which does not have
a shortage of either con-
structioo money Qr final
mortgages. Builders will put
on an extra elfort to pick up
the starts they lost in the
rainy season.
Vacancies are at an all·time
low at 2.1 percent countywide
and are still dropping. There
are only 8,500 available homes
and apartments, less than half
market, Gibson reportJ, prices
are creeping up an average .of
one percent per month.
On the nationtil scene. lhe
United States will pass a hous-
ing milestone this year . More
apartment permits will be
issued than house pcrmils.
The trend is a I read y
clear-apartments aceounted
for 48 percent of U.S. pcrmils
in the first quarter and ro per-
cent of pennlts in lhe five
largest markets, according to
the Economic Re searc h
Bureau.
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Superlative Homes /or the Luxury-Mtndfll
Come to Laguna Nlgual and vln tl\eu bl'fftht1ldng ~
new nomaa de1lgned for g,.cion llvlng. Chooae frOm 1lx ~ ' exciting floor plans to cuatom nt your tamll)"a nMdt. ~
Seven Story
Garage Set
For Center
Prices at Huntington
Show $2,200 Increase 3 a.• Bedrooma t 2 • 3 Car Gt11911 • 2~ lllhl
Ir. ;... ·1.a.oo F•mlty Rooms •~148,650 ,, 153, 750 "'.$
And. llKhtde.:I In tr.. p1k:e of your NW .._ 11e !MM llD.~ l11tvre1 , , , ~1lf~~~:r .. r h , t • fronl Ylld L.andtetPlrlll • '9<111~1tr1 • IJdt Y1rd ,_, FiiMI.... !. In the past 14 months, prices importance o a new ome as ~ , • You1 Chol111 01 10044 Nylon oi Acr-11c C••Pltlrlt 111 LWl111 "-·
of h · H t' l Be h Ob · l Olnlng "°°"'· kd1001M, fl•!lw1r •n4 Dre11!119 Are• omes 1n un 1ng on ac an investment. v1ous y, Yhit ,Ull Ill .in•n -... ,1,.. ltl w-i m Crin,.._-.
The largest privately owned sulxlivisions have increased as h l · 1· lj~~~~==~~:~-=··~:::· .. =-·~~::·:·•~"=··-~~~~~!=~~ ome va ues are apprec.ia 1ng y....,_.. m~ "1·1111 parking garage in Santa Ana much as $2,200, according to a rapidly."
is being constructed by report released this week by
Segecstrom Center at a cosl First Ameri ca n Title The reporl contoins price
exceeding $750,000 on a site insurance Company. Sant a ranges, sales data and other
adjacent to the center 's $5 Ana. -pertinent statistics of 1 4
million, ll·story Sout hern A comparison of prices al single-family subdivisions in
California First National Bank the time of First American's the Hunt I ng lo n Beach
Building, aceording to Gene March 1988 residential sales marketing area . The survey
Mor iarty, dev elo pment survey with those of the same was completed May 15, 1969.
manager. units presently selling showed Despite the price increases,
The seven·level, scissor·lypc average price increases of figures Indicate a low in-
parking fa cility w i 11 ac· $1 ,3UI for homes in the $20,000 ve ntory of available ho1nes,
commodate 300 cars with it~ -$25.000 range, $2,ll32 for those with unsold, completed dwell-
offset nine·foot floor·lo-floor in the $25,000 . S 3 p, O o O ings pegged at only 3.8 per-
construction. Completion date category and $2,186 in the cent. Those under contruction
for the two and one·half acre 330,000-$40,000 bracket. remaining unsold totaled 56.6
parking garage has been set Dale J . Post, assistance vice percent. Overall sates averag-
for November I, 1969. president in charge 0 r ed 2.3 homes per week.
~lore than 110,000 square marketing research for First First American TI t 1 e1
feet of space is involved in the American, said that "due to Insurance Company prepares\
one-half block Jong structure increased financing, material residential sales surveys and
that will incorporate IS.foot and tabor costs, the average other statistical report s
ramps in contrast to the FHA financed home selling at regularly as an aid lO lenders,
average 12·foot ramp width $30,000 in March 1968 now sells builders and others engaged in
v.·hich will add to the ease of for $32,IM. This means the re al estale .r.ctlvity.
entry and ex.il of large cars. home buyer must pay $486 ad··------...;.----11
Co nnected diceetly to the ditional down payment and Gloomy Gus Tells ii SCFNC Building by a $39.69 more in his monthly
handsomely appointed lobby, payment.
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4. The average buyer is timid about talking frankly
to the owner. l-Ie may shrink from bringing up criti-
cisms that must be answered before a sale can be made,
and he may be too proud to di scuss financial resources
or to ask for the terms he needs.
the parking garage will pro-"It also proves effectively," As You See if
vide access to the tower's of· -~h~•_'.c~on~l:".in~u~ed~,_:·~·th~e~inc~re~a~s~in~g!_ _________ _...!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ fices by high·speed elevalors.
5. The owner is inclined to be sensitive. He resents
criticism, and his interview \\'ilh the prospect may end
in a hotheaded argument rather than a sale.
6. The realtor broker knows how to advertise prop-
erties to the best advantage.
7. The commission paid to the realtor Is nominal
for the advantages or having the sale in th e hands or
·an expert. ·
In the long run, it costs the ou1ner more to act as
hi s O\Vt'l agent than it "'ould to use the services of a
good realtor.
EDITOR 'S NOTE : Ra11dal R. f.l cCardle is ait investn<c11t
a11alyst~ president of the Real Estaters, a college lecturer,
a director of the California A3socia lion of Real Estate
Teache rs, author of "Real Estate t/1 California." Send your
questions and comments to Randall R. /.!cCardle, clo tlie
DAILY PILOT. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626.
CALIFORNIA HOUSING STARTS
1966-1969
THOUS ANOS Of" UNITS ,,,
200
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ANNUAL RATES
150
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Housing Starts Rise
Sharply D.uring April
Exterior panels of the garage
will be sand·blasted and col-
ormatched to coordinate with
the overall theme of the
i:iCFNB high -rise tower as well
as the existing Buffum 's Store
for Men.
The Southern California
First National Bank Building
is part of Scgerstrom Center,
a fou r-block area devoted to
the developmen t of com·
mercial projects and high-rise
ofrice buildings. Leasing is
bf!ing conducted by the owner-
dcvelopers.
Two Firms
Sign Leases
For Complex
Thalco Uniglass Industries
and Micro Electronics Testing
Laboratories have s I g n e d
leases to occupy new facilities
in lhe Irvine Indu s trial
Complex, 31()1).acre industrial
park on the Irvine Ranch.
John A1urphy, lIC president,
announces .
Both companies will take
occupancy about Jul y I.
Thalco Uniglass Industries,
a division of United Merchants
and Manufacturers, Jnc., is a
distributor or reinforced
fiberglass products, The IIC
plant will be a branch for
Thalco, which was est.ahlished
In 1946 and has headquarters
in Los Angeles.
The firm will occupy a
15,()()0..square-fool bu l 1 d Ing
being developed and con·
structcd by the Donald F.
Shaw Co. W. Ji. Daum & StaU,
Los Angeles, were brokers.
Houatn1 start.a In California
TMe sharp1y In April. reaching
a H.asonally adjusted annual
nit of '/lll,r11J unlit. according
to Bank ol America
ecoMmlN.
Micro Electronics Testing
Laboratories, a division of
Oatatron, Inc.. is an In
dependent tester of semi-con was parUcularly evident In ductoi components. The lIC
aJ)flrtment con.rtrucUon, irt hi h ·11 be Ml • dicating lhaL tund:I for ~h facility , w c wt cro'
bUildJngs a re ·mor? readily central west cout laboratory ,
avallablt than for .slngle-raml· will employ 24. A11cro wlll oc·
ly homes Howevtr' rlalng In. cupy 72:00 ICl\W'l!I feet of a
temt rates tnd 1 e v e r e 12,QOO.equare foot b u t l d I n g being b\Jlll llld dev•loped by .moneta.ry policy are expeded Blrtchtr Pacific Co. of SanUI
to continue to exert con· Ana. Micro is presently local·
siderable pressure on the sup. ed in Santa Ana.
Th.ls is the hllhf!t level
reconltd since. early I~ ... nd
2t pttcen\ above April 1988.
11la rtCOvety was caused
prlmully by the backlog ol
build.\tlc: permll1 accumulated
durtac the w.lnter months
when houain1 1t1uU wt.re
severely mtraJned by the wet
weather.
The climb ln housing 1tarl!
ply ol mort&lll!• fuodl '°''-::========;! future construetion. 'h
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housing atatts ln Clllforn1a to
decline gradually u n I e s s
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Lover's Qua1·1·el
Susan Slater gives boy friend John Moran a healthy
piece of her mind in lhis scene f~ Son~ ~ans',
original play "The Haunted \\'OOd," openrng Tues-
day at the We stminster Con1munity-Theater.
FCC Chief to Guctrd
Free TV's Freedom
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pay
television will be yanked 'off
the air in any area where il
begins putting free TV out <if
business. says Rosel H. Hyde.
chainnan of the Federal Com-
munications Commission.
Hyde said in an interview,
however. that rears the pro-
posed authorizalion of pay·TV
would spell the end of free
programs are unjustified.
In two months, the FCC has
re~ived about 150 letters
from TV fans who believe -
as opposition advertising sug-
gests -that frte TV is in
danger.
Last Dec . 13 , the FCC issued
Tickets Set
For 'Fella '
At Coll ege
Pifail orders for the sun1n1er
production of "The ~1ost Hap-
py Fella'' will be accepted by
Orange Coast College begin·
ning July I.
The show will be slaged in
the OCC Auditorium July 30-31
and Aug. 1-2 al 8: 15 p.m. All
seats are reserved at SI .SO.
Orders will be filled in the
order in which they are
received. Friday and Saturday
nights traditionally se ll out
first in lhe summe r sbo11i·s.
Good seats usually a r e
available on \\'cdnesday and
Thursday nights.
The show. described bv
director Jack 1-lolland as iiil
American folk opera. v.·ill be
the most ambilioos show
musically the college has yet
attempted. Top flighl singers
are needed for the majo r
roles. as well as fine musi-
cians for the orchestra.
Ho lland said lhal the ~how
has a l<1rge cast, and that a
wide va riety of actors and at-
tresses are needed. The major
roles requi re fine singing
voi~s. he said, but the
smaller roles do not.
Auditions will be held ?\ton-
day at 6:30 p.m. in the OCC
auditorium , with tailbacks
scheduled for Tuesday a nd
Wednesday evenings.
QUEENIE
general nlles for permitting
pay-TV service, in which a
broadcast signal Is transmit-
ted in a scrambled form that
can only be unscrambled on
the home TV set by use of a
rented decoder.
The rules take el.feel June
12, but this does not mean an
immediate stan on pay-TV.
An appea l by the National
Association of Theater Owners
and Joint Committee A~t
Toll TV is under consideration
by lhe Distri ct of Columbia
Circuit Court of Api)eals, and
the FCC has agreed not to
authorize any pay-TV opera-
tions for 60 days after the
court decision .
The National Association of
Broadcasters also has ex-
pressed fea rs that pay-TV
could eventually force free TV
off the ai r.
But the FCC says lls rules
are designed· lo prev~t J>8Y"1 ·rv from "siphoning" pro-
grams away from .free TV .
They will permit one pay-Tv
station each in areas which
already have at least {our free
commercial TV sig n a Is
available, not counting educa-
Uonal TV.
Asked whether pay-TV, once
established, could continue if
an area no longer had the re-
quired four other signals,
tlyde said the loss of a fourth
commerical stalion in any
area would be an "automatic
disqualification" of continued
pay-TV in that market
"We could even put them on
a one-year license if we wish·
ed. to provide more frequent
review of circumstances," he
specu lated. "but I'm not sure
lh;it 'Yould be necessary.
Three years lthe normal life
of a broadcast license; might
be enough .''
This didn't satisfy a
spokesman for the NAB who
sairl "The rules won't v.•ork.
The FCC will either alter
!hem or abandon them. Either
V,'f! slick with lhe present 1
svstcm or we'll wind up with
all-pay television.''
Hyde bridled at the thougbl.
lfyde said the concerned
parties will have to have con-
fidence tbat the FCC will do
the decent thing.
By Phil lnterlandi
''Really, Jfr. parker. isn't there enough unrest on
tfie campuaes without bringiTig il Into the office?" •
Llttlt' Fanfare
'Cowboy' 'Sleeper
Of 1969 Season?
By VERNON E preaching its messag1 quieUy
HOLLYWOOD Pl) _ and elfectivdy.
I ts message? \
Ever; year or so 1 otion pie-Love even the least of the
ture· erupla in v 0 1 c 1 n 1 c lost, the scum and the losers
J>Oiiutardy without the usual because they are human l':::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=::'.11 Hollywood ranfare. beings too. I.
·nils year it is ''Midnight,~::::=:::~:::~1r.:=========111 Cowboy." It doubtless will be ll NA~GENUtAL~Al'IOf
1ne wt o1 1969. New vork fo=·x'·~=-= critics already have praised it __ .~
with lavish superlatives. ... oi.. ,,_, •.....,. -.2711
A! might be expected. It's
not a family film. Its rating is ACRIS 0' FREI PARKIN•
"X."
The film is a story or two
.small-time hustlers lost in lhe
souUess canyons of Manhat-
t3n, d~icting -often with
humor· -the cruel in·
dlfrere.nce of our nation's
mightiest city.
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AND
COUL\-
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FILM!"
1 ., . -l ilt
,-. · Ml(U•n• I . , , , "Midnight Cowboy" stars
Dustin Hoffman, the little ac-
tor with the big nose and the
huge talent.
... I JOijN CASSAVET£S'
"The ) I F 8~ss If Hollywood's anleMae are
on the beam, the film will be
as succtssful as ' ' T h e
Graduate .. which also starred
Hoffman.
Young people especially will
be attracted to '"Midnight
Cowboy." They will admire
the acting of Hoffman and the
stunning movie debut of Jon
Voight, who plays the phony
Texas cowboy drawn to the
big city.
But these same young peo-
ple will dig even more the
(rankness or the language, the
brutality otcity life, the pitiful
homosexual scenes, the tendet
and gentle relationship that
burgeons between two essen·
tially innocent losers, Ratso
Rizzo (Ho.ffman) and Joe
Killin ~ " ..... , eorge" I
Beryl Reid ®
Susannah York
Coral Browne
• Pin
"FACES"
WI ..
Joh11 Morlrt
ad
G•• ltowl .. d1
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CAPUCINE • ClltJDIA CAllDINALE
Al.BERTO SORDI • J£AN SOllEL .
MONICA ~TTI • RAQUEL VIElCH Buck (Voight ).
Curiously, the picture wasl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I di rc'Cted by an Englishman, I;:
John Scheslinger, v.•ho has
given Americans a unique
view of certain of their
numbers in need of com-
passion rather than disdain.
In one respect "Midnighl
Cowboy" -from \Valdo Sall"s
screE;nplay and released by
UtUted Artists is a
1
testimonial for. losers.
A Texas dishwasher and a
consumptive New York drifter I
hope to hustle the big city with
the crippled Ratzo acting a.s
~,..,'MnM;Ni[l)(-j•3 ~ <fi1j)
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Rlltl wsun . Fiii FRmY ~~ •
an ineffective agent for Joe Show Tl'"" -"ATJ'IC .. 6:15 •d 9:40: "HELGA" 1:10 ORlr
Buck, "the best stud ever IO I';::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~'=;! leave Texas.1' 1;:
Drearily their hopes and
for1unes dec l lne. Th~,
establl.shment wins, as it
always seems 1-o do. Perhaps
a! it always will.
Unlike ''The Graduate,"
which "ends on a note of possi-
ble hope for the future, the
final scene of "Midnight
Cowboy" is a requiem for the
world's losers.
There is much in the film to
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\Vilhoul a p u blicity
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Sa.turdly, June 14, 1961) DAILY PI LOT 13
~ffeetings 4long the Orange Coust~
DEAT H NOT I CES
ANDERSON
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SMITH
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J2U MOnl1n1 Ave., (0511 MKll Dale
ol cl"lll, J~ U. Sllrv1ved try wlft.
Marlorle G. 5mtttu d<IUvftm , J111et l .
Smllh; 1l1ter1, Eveivn Leopold, Mi i·
'IOUrl; Miidred MecG11!r1, lllkooi.; Mar·
Ille cor ... MewPOrt lh1<h1 L1ur1 Wit· "•mt;, NeWPOrt 8HChl bro1Mr1. Fre<S
G Smltl! S.n FtrNOndo, and J t l'MI w·. srn111i, 11r11. Servltn . Monoc11v,
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TAIT
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ARBUCKLE & WELSH
Wea:tcHff Mortuary
U7 E. 17th St., Cotti A-te11 .. ..-
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Corona del Mar OR 3-KSG
Costa J\1esa Ml 5-%424
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broldwa11 C01tl Mela
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Hantlngton Valley
Pilortuary
17111 Beach Blvd.
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Cemdery e Pilortaliry
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3500 P1clfJc View Drl'e
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Swim Trainer 'Big Dipper'
Brighi orange col°' float, rotp1oof ~for beach ind nrlon belt with pool . _, 27"
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heavy duty hard· ·· kled 1oam
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S.1U1rd£y, Junr 14, 1%'9
Law Suits Flying • Ill llaig Open Aftermath
By JOEL SCHWARZ
Of lfll Ditti l'IW llalf
Scotch .., lbe rocks.
That:a nol a drink, but It's a description
ol a trail ol law suits ovu unpaid bills
artaln,g trom lalt. October'• Hai¥ National
Open"" GoU' tournament held Jn Costa
M,..,
Right now the law suits are rlying
f~than golf baJls on a driving range.
At last count two suits had been filed
and a third was expected to be filed no
later than ne¥t week over bills totalinit
$56.llt..a owed to 39 creditors from all
over Southern California and as far away
as Las Vqas.
The bills, some or whlch have been
partly paid , range from as much as
$18,rn to as little as $11.&5.
1 The series nf law suits runs like this:
1. On Feb. 14 J,le:sa Verde Coun try Club
fi led suil against Ri8ch MtClinton &. Co.,
Inc. and Arthur K. Sues.
Reach MtClinton. which is an ad-
1·ertising agency representing the Haig
* fr *
Lessons to be
Drawn Fro111
Haig Misfire
A number or lessons can be drawn
rrom the Haig National Open Golf tourna·
men! heJd last year in Costa 'ft.1esa and
!he tangling series of three law suits
which have follov.·ed over a number of
unpaid bills.
Thtte stand oul:
L Golf tournaments aren't money
makers for their sponsors, particularly
during the first yur.
2. A tournament like the Haig can't be
thrown together in eight or nine Weeks ..
J. And the future of the Haig tourna-
ment in Costa Mesa is dead.
Arthur K. Sues, a veteran goU pr<r
moter who served as tourney coordinator
of the Haig for Reach McClinton & Co.
1nc., lhe sponsor , and is involved in three
laws uits over unpaid bills, thinks the
event was far lrom a disaster.
"Anyone who has any experien<:i! in
golf should realize it was a success. We
only had eight or nine weeks to put it on.
"A golf tournament is no different than
:>, new restaurant. You have to educate
1 he public to what you au trying to do
;:ind that takes time," Sues says.
"I never saw people work any harder
than the volunteer staff at the Haig.
'"The unfortunate thing about the
tournament was the attitud e or the
sponsor (Reach·Mt'Clinlon ). All they
v.•ere interested in was making money.
··A sponsor should look for money and
sucei!SS, but also for the exposure th e
lournament gets and community in-
\"o\vemenl.
"The perfect example of a golf tourn-
ament is a ma rriage of a city and a
i;ponsor -both get something out of it if
it is handled right," Sues said.
"A 1ot could have been done with lhe
Haig tournament if it hadn"t been for the
altitude of the sponsor.
"The whole thing's a real shame . The
eity was ready for a tournament and it
1.:ould ha\•e been beneficial.
{Ste HAIG, Page I ~)
Two Ex-Angel s
Trade Places,
Head for PCL
CHICAGO (A.P l -The Chicagc \Vhite
Sox traded pitcher Sammy Elli~ to the
Cleveland Indians for pitche r Jack
lfamilton Friday v.·ith both being assign·
ed to Pacific Coast League clubs.
Both are former Angels.
Al the same time. the \\'bite Sox re<:all·
cd pitcher Billy Wynne from Tucson to
\\'hich Hamilton, Tribe reliever, was
assigned .
Ellis, a 22·game winner for the Cin·
cinnati Reds in 1965. was assigned lo
Cleveland"s Portland farn1 club.
With the Sox' Tucson affiliate. \\'ynne
h3d a 5-4 record and a 3.48 ERA v.·hilc
completing 4 of 11 starts.
Hamilton had an 0·2 record in 20
Cleveland relief appearances.
The Sox acquired Ellis lroin thr
California Angels Jan. 20. but he failed in an expected comeback v.·ilh a current 0-3
piark in 10 games, including S starts.
Scotch Company and Its United Stales
Importer, Renfleld Importers Ltd . ,
sponsored the tournament. Sues was the
tournament coordinator for R e a c h
McClinton.
2. O!t April 24 Sues flied a declaratory
release in San Diego against Reach
MCcUnton saying he wasn't li;ible for the
bills. · ·
3. And either today or uext v.•eek Costa
1'1esa Golt and Gountry Club will file suit
agains t Reach McClinlon and Sues for
$8,337.13.
Costa Mesa taxpayers ·won 't have
to foot the tab for the unpaid bl!ls ac·
cording to city attorney Roy June. 1
"The city has no legal resJXlnsibility for
\be debts. We had no control over who
brought what from whom," says June.
''According to our contract, Reach
1'1cClinton was to pay all the bills and
make the prize .awards. The only thing
the city v.•as obligated to pay was any dif·
ference under $75,000 in tournament in·
come.
"The city was not a sponsor of ths
tournament. We were merely the hosl ci-
ty and the Costa Mesa Golf and Country
Club and its owners were the host
course," says June.
The tournament was held las\ Oct. 2118
at Mesa Verde Country Club under a con·
tract between the City of Costa Mesa and
Reach McClinton.
Everything went smoothly enough until
the tourney began. Then ga,lleries were
smallt?r than expected and the proceeds
didn't reach anticipated levels.
After the tournament the monetary
problems cropped up as bills began lo
roll in.
Rea ch P.1cCJinton, which assumed
financial responsibility for the expenses
v.•hen it signed a five-year Contract with
the city to stage the tournament,
assertedly refused to pay many bills,
.saying it hadn't authoriud Sues to con·
tract for various services and equipment.
Of the three law suits, Sues' against
Rench 1.tcClinton appears to be the key
one.
Sues who has staged a number of other
' Bu es Seek Title
Call Pil.ot for Cre ·w R esults
• ' Special lo the DAILY PILOT ·<1
SYRACUSE, N.Y.-The darkhorse of just two days ago is now lhe front-~
running favorite to win the four-man C<Jmpetition this afternoon in the lnterC<JI· I\
J legiate Rowing Assn . championships on Lake Onondaga near here.
The one-time darkhorse is Orange Coast College which boldly entered the
' varsity C<Jmpetition against the nation's finest C<Jllegiate rowing teams.
• Coach Dave Granrs four-oared shell goes to the starting line at 1:45 p.'m. ' against five other schools, the A11T A team and Cornell, along whh Friday 's
repechage heat winners Rutgers, \Visconsin and Georgetown.
DAILY PILOT readers can call 642-4321 between 3:30 and 6 p.m. only
today for the results or the chan1 pionship race. ' The Pirate team of cox'n John Nielson, Rocky Raun, John Flynn, Len
Warnecke and Brad Shoemaker went into Thursday's heats seeded fifth. How-
ever, the 0CC freshmen and sophomores stunned the rest of lhe senior-domin-
ated teams by easily posting the top time, 7:02.
The Sues defeated top-seeded Rutgers by nearly two full seconds in the
; third heal and second-seeded Cornell won its race in an unimpressive 7:15.0. -·
Beman Leav es 'Fat Boy s'
Wallowing Behind -13 7
HOUSTON (AP) -Deane Beman, a
slight one-time amateur champion who
hit! popcorn balls of( !be tee, carved out
his ~ond straight sub-par round-a
69 -Friday for a J&.bole score of 137,
three-under-par, that broke up the
threatened beef trust or the 59lh U.S.
Open Golf Tournament.
Finishing late in caldron heat as a
playing companion of the slumpridden
W ashingto11
Ho111e Run s
Trip Halos, 6-2
WASHINGTON (AP) Frank Howard
and Bernie Allen Hit home runs Friday
night. pacing the Washington Senators to
a 6-2 victory over the Califo rnia Angels.
Ho>A·ard, who hit hi s 19th homer in the
seventh inning. also scored a run in the
third whe n three two-out infield single!!
sparked a three-run rally for the
Senators.
Hank Allen si ngled the shorlstop Jim
l'regosi \Vith l"'O out in the third and
A 11g e l Slate
Ju11• U, An11,1s al W•1hlntl0", 10;15 11.m .• ICMPC JUnt 15. Angels 11 w1 .... lnOIOft, 10,,s "·"'·· l(MPC Ju"• II. An9el5 •I Minneso!•, S:SJ p,m., KMPC
1-loward walked . Mike Epstein bounced a
~rounder down to firs t baseman Roger
Repoz that look a bad hop off his glo\'e
for a single. scor ing Allen and sending
llnward to second.
Ken McP.lullen singled sharply to right
lo score Howard. and Bernie Allen boonc·
cd another dO\VTI to Repoz and again the
ball took a bad hop for a single, scoring
J::pstrin.
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1-ltU. A-'.tu.
Arnold Palmer. the 30-year-old former
\Va.Iker Cup star from Bethesda, Md.,
nailed birdies on two o( the four finishing
holes for a one-shot lead over Bob
Murphy and Miller Barber, a pair of Mr.
Five-by-Fives, tied at 138.
Unlll the 5-fool·7 1h inch. 100-pound
sophomore pro, who hits woods o(f the
fairway while most of his rival are hit·
ting four and five irons. regis tered his
~core. the tournament was turning int o a
beer Barrel Open .
Murphy, a jowly 214-pounder with a
spreading paunch , lacked a 72 to his
opening 66, complaining of distraction
from news photographers, an~ Barber,
stubby, bald-headed and nearsighted,
fired :-. 71 to go tw<runder-par.
Bob Ro~burg, 42, a home pro with a 4S.
Inch waist line and a baseball grip, ~urg
ed forwa rd with a 69 for 139 and beefy
Jack Nicklaus slammed out of the
do ldru1ns with a 67 for 141 that sent cold
chills up the spines of the other con·
tentlers.
Barthes Shocks Graebner
• BRJS'fOL, £nifand (AP) -Pier" Bartber, French touring profess1 ... 1, lamed the big aervtce of U.S. Davis Cup
It.Ir CJark Graebner, lo.I, 6-4, Jo'riday and
aurpdsi.ncll_. ~ved Into the final of the
.West of Eo&Jand open tennis cham·
plomllipo. B1rtbel nut will face 34-year-old Ken ~•II, who mutertd f e 1 _I o w •
Australlan ROY Emerson '°'· M in th•
oJher .emifinil.
Graehotr ""' boea lmpreui1·0 her• llil•
v.·eek In lht buUd·up for '\Vlmbledon,
whkih starts June 2.3. The New Yorker
failed to rtach the ptak against Barthes,
however.
It was not a good day for the United
Staltl. Mrs. Margorct Court of Australia
downed Mrs. Billie Jean King or Long
Beach. Calif .. 6·3, &-J In the flnal of lhe
""'omen's sing les.
'l'h11t 0>uld be a rehearsal for lha
Wimbledon womcn·s Utlc round. Mr!:.
King ha s won the Wimbledon crown th ree
yean In t row and ~trs. Court i:o; rated
her strongest cha llenger •.
The Barhtes.Craebner battle was a
duel oC big services. After an early ex·
change of service breaks in the lirst set
1hc two men fought it out until the 17th
game. Then Craebner. who had hAd a
3et-polnt against serviei! three games
earlier. double..faulted h\·ice and missed
with a volley.
The Frtnchman clearly was superior In
I he aecond set.
golf tournament.a Includ ing the San Diego
-Andy Williams Open, the Amei-ican
Airlines Astrojet Open and the Mickey
Wright Invitational, claims he Md
authority and approval to spend the
tnoney. · •
'"Tile whole •problem slarted when the
money from the t.oornament didn't come
in," Sues told the DAILY PlLOT.
''They are using the dJstancc between
New York and Costa 1'1esa to discount
these expenses. The sponsor, not me, is
liable for all bills incurred. This was
i;peclfied in the l'Ontract wlU1 Costa
.r.1csa.
"'They (Reach McC linton) are ques-
tioning expenditures that brought. in
funds, like the printing of programs."
Sues said. ''Nobody from the sponsor baa
checked into what really has gone on."
Sues clai.Jm that no money WaJ spent
without first checking with Reach
McClinton and getting the agency's ap-
proval.
··we didn't have enough lime lo set-up
purchase orders so we used ·a verbal
system. There were always two ol ua on
.the telepbooc whet! w~ uked f~ ap.
proval ' .•
"Our voluntetr,w&!kera were not Jl)ow.
ed to order anything •1tbo1J1 !Int choclt.
ing with me 01! Rqnnie ftelr (fonntt co.
operator ol the Costa-lt M:e!la "Gou and
Country Club). Th!ft we'~ tell each otlftr
about the request and check: it out wilh
lhe sponsor. 1 "We weren't spending somebody else's
n1oney without their permission. They
turned us down on some items like sta-
tionary for the tournament and gifts for
all volun teer commiUee directors."
~ii Dougherty, a v~ president or
Re.a.ch McClinton who terVtd a s
cti~iqnan at the OOicial. Spon!!Ors tom-.
mtt!ee at" the tourqamenl. told'tbe· DAI·
L-Y PILOT be never heard o(Sues' suit. '
"It'-. not true lhlt an ~ Wel'f
clearetl through WJ. ·t can l Ji vt yoU any
example!,',' he said by. \e:Te~. from
New York. "You'd bittei-1.cbeck Wt
la"'?)'e111 in Los Ali~eJ~>I'." ; '_ .i,,
·· 'J11e Jaw 'flrm aJiO said il·Rntw notMni ~ ~ ' ..
of Suea' IU!t IDCf that the aUomey on !ht
Mesa Verde ex: case ls on vacatJon aad
won't be back for several ween.
Sues also claims mJIU' of tile opemes
were 1pproved by Doughert)l("in ptrtOll ,_&
wetil)' meetings in COila Mesa.
1'The site and rental of bleacheia fGr
spectators were approved by DoUghtrtJ: at. the golf course," Sues said. . ,
An oCUciaJ of Costa Mesa CC, who ._.,
ed lo remain an(lflym~. substantiated
Sues• ch~s about the bleachers.
"I was there wbea Dougherty looked •t
the bleacher locations ind l heard him
OJ{ the order for thero. The meeting was
specillcally beld for that reuon," he
iia1d.
"l have audits showing that our e1-
penditures at the Haig were les.1 than
tbose 1t most other tournaments,·• Suea:
said.
"Off the top of my head I'd say we bad
expenses or abwt $100,000 plus the pune
of $110,000. Previous Haig tournaments at
La Costa had e.xpeoclitures two or three
times higher than at Costa Mesa.••
Carlos Shoots~· far 8.9 100
In County Spi~ef est Today .
BEAMON THE BIRD Bob Beamon, Vlho set an unbelievable
\vorld record of 29-2 11'.! during the Olympic Games, will compete in
the Orange Co unty Invitational track and field meet today a t Fred
Kelly Sladium in Orange. First race is at 2 p.m.
Dodge rs Po st
1-0 Triu111ph
LOS ANGELES I AP) -1\lan Fosler
1nade a second inning unearned run stand
up with a scven·hitler. outdueling Jerry
Koos111an in pitching the Los Angeles
Dodge r Slate
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Dodgers to a 1.0 victory over the New
York f\.1ets Friday night.
Foster, beaten by the Mets in his last
start. bad unly one shaky moment as he
won his first game of the season against
four losses. Jerry Grote singled with Ed
Charles nn second ba se in the fifth, but
oulfielder Manny Mota threw oul Charles
at lhe plate.
The Dodgers, shul out the last two
nights, picked up a run off Koosman
when Mota singled with one out and took
second when right-fielder Art Shamsky
bobbled the ball. With two out, Jim Le-
febvre singled him home.
Koosman, 3--4. gave only six hits before
lea\'ing for a pinch hitter in the eighth
inning.
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holder Ron Clarke of Aui;tralia
will compel• In loday's Orange
Cou nty lnvil.aUonal,
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By JOEL SCHWARZ
Of ftlt e>elb' Plitt SIMI
An SJ time in the 100 Olis afternoon at
the second annual Orange County Invita-
tional track and field meet?
Why not? ~iers are made to be
broken and !he man who says he's going
to be the first runner to crack nine
seconds in the century -John CarlO!I -
will be compeUng in the all.star charity
meet at Fred Kelly Stadlum in Orange.
Carlos is just one of many Olympian!
and world class performers entered in
the meet which will get under way -!t
noon with the hammer throw.
The pole vault and javelin competition
gtarts an hour and a half lat.er with the
first running event pegged for 2 p.m.
Olympians joining Carlos ln the meet
Include the Au stralian middle distance
Location of Fred Kelly Stadium
DIRECTIONS
SladJum is located on the grOUDd1 or
El Modena Higll. School in Oran1e on
CbapmlD Ave nue , eut of the Newpert
Freeway.
and distance trio of Ralph Doubell, Ron
Clarke and Kerry O'Brien, Italian hurdler
Eddie Ottoz. Braz.ilian triple jumper
Nelson P r u d e n c i o , Czechoslovakian
discus thrower Ludvik Danek and
Chinese sprinter Chi Cheng along with
Americans Bob Beamon , Wade Bell, Jack
Bac helor, \Villie Davenport , Ron Whitney,
Jay Silvester, Harold Connolly, Ed
Caruthers, Joh n Rambo, Reyna Id n
Brown. John Pennell. Rick Sloan. G;iry
Carlsen Frank Covelli and Barbara Fe·
rrell. ·
That Impressive list of Olym pians
walked a1vay v.•ith three gold, three silver
and four bronze medals in Mexico City.
Even so. Carlos is the individual stan·
dout in today's field,
IJAS RUN t-FLAT
The San Jose State speedster already
has run a wind-aided 9-flat 100 this SCa!OO
and has a legal 9.1 to his credit. However,
Carlos has said be's going to be the firsl
to run under 9.0.
Ifs hard lo dispute Carlos because he's
been named the oulslanding athlete in six
previous meets he's competed in \hi!'
yea r and he's the unofficia l world record
holder at 200 meterll in 19. 7.
Carlos' chief competition in the 100
could come from Beamon. a man who's
primarily known for his jumping ability.
Bea1non, of course, set a world record
of 29-2 ',i while winning the Olympic long
jump gold medal. However, he has plent y
of speed with a 9.4 clocking and could
push Carlos.
Carlos and the other competitors will
be running on a unique track . lrs com·
posed of compressed steel slag.
OLYl\.1PIC RDtATCll
J ust about every event ha! a world-
class entrant, but several more stand out
beside the 100.
The 120 high hurdles will featurl! ll
re.match of the Olympic battle between
Davenport and Otlot. Davenport, a co·
holder of the world mark, won the gold
medal with a 13.3 effort while hls Italian
rival came in third . Also in the field i!
Leon Coleman, t.he only man to defeat
Davenport this year.
In the 880 , Doube\I, the co-record holder
for 800 meters and the Olympic champ,
will face Felix Johnson of Prairie Vle1f
A&~'I College, who has the world'•
s1\•iftest time this year at I :46.5.
In the hv~mile Clarke will take nn
Bachelor , "·ho's undefeated this year in
eight race!. Clarke holds the wor ld
record of I: 19.6, along with three Ol.ber
global distance marts.
In the field events, Beamon and
Prudencio stand out in the long and triple
jumps, but compelltioo should be fierce
in the discus and high jump.
HOLDS DISCUS RECORD
The discus (eatures three. or the lop 11x
finishers from the Olympic game.s. Dane'
Is a former record holder and copped tht
bronze. medal in Me1ico.
Slh•este r owns the world record 11t 22f.f
and was fi fth In the games while Carlsen
was sixth.
'l'hc hiRh jump Is loaded with 7.foa1
performers. headed by 1llver medalist
Caruthers and Brown, the three-tlmt
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HUNTINGTON''ENTRANT -C. W. "Butch" Maas of Huntington
Beach will_ be wheling Tony Waters' 225 mph top fu~t dragster in
tonight's March of Dimes benefit race at Orange County Inter·
national Race\vay. Funny cars will share the evening's program
with the fuelers starting at 8.
Golf Tops
Weekend
TV Bill
The most extensive
television coverage in the
history of golf will be beamed
this weekend as ABC blankets
Jiouston with a giant task
force.
The nelwork bes assigned 23
came.ras and more Jban 250
persoDJlel including a
record seven commentators -
to handle the project.
Viewing ijmes are 3 p.m. to-
day and 2 p.m. Sunday. Call-
ing the shots \vill be Cbri!I
Schenkel, Byron Nelson, Jim
McKay, Bill Flemming, Bud
Palmer, Jimmy Demeret and
l-larry Longhurst.
The Orange County Invita-
tional track meet will be
shown as a delayed tape Sun-
day by ChaMel 2 at 12:30 p.m.
The meet takes place Satur-
day afternoon al El Modena
Stadium, starting at 1:30.
Today's baseball feature is
the Baltimore-Chicago game
from Comiskey Park. The
Angels are on TV Sunday on
Channel 5 from Washington
starting at 10 a.m.
The TV menu:
Today
11 •.m. ('lCL -8A~~l!ALL Bllllll"Clfl 11 Cl!\c!IPC. Mid<eY Mlnll~. r:urt Gowdy, Tony Ku~k mikellia II comlli.9't' P1rt<. 111111ncheck: Cl"'1t1l1nd ~1 Ml11nescl1. J im Slm9;;on, Sandy KM1x rnlknlcle 11 8locomlnvlon.
l P.m. (flCL -U.S. OPEN -Chris :'\cll6nk11, lyron Nelsen. Jim N·tK1v. 6111 Flemm11111, Bud P~•m;.r, J•rrv oement tnd Htr<V LOnQh'"I' link$1d• 11 C~mplons Goll Clull, Hw•ton.
4 '"'" UJT -JAi LAI -From Fonton P111clo, Tl!u1nna. 4,30 p,m. (1l\T -G'JLF CLIPS -Hl1,.llt"fl of U .. O~n to dale.
J p.l"l. UJCF -1NOY 50G -HIQhllOl'll$ from tl>e l!rlt~'lrd. S p,m. tSlCT -BOWLlrt,-; -Ttd Hofl,,..n, 81l'd Horn V\ Don C1rltr, o~v'.,.~'T'iCT --w•O!O \I/OR.LO -
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Sunday
10 1,m, UlClL -8,t.SE8All --"'~ tT Wt..,lnpfan. Ole!!. Enoer11. Oe•• Wt ll' m!itt1111r 11 l(f'l\ntor S!tah.tm. 8atttr ~p: 10:30. !2:>0 .. !'I. (fl CT -rRllC;( "i\Ef." -0••~ •• Count'/' lnvlttHOl\lt. :tKk \•/M:i~u:· R.I~ 90llO!l lnd Diet: Nrok ' 1'1~~ t. 1,1 lt~M~NFt~~·1014 -">.111-111 'nll"Mf~r -~ 11\d+Vl~U~I Ind tl!tm llCMf~t Of 811!1fr.ore Cortl. ' p.m. (71Cl -u .. Of'E'4 ·-r!f'lf 110!~1 ~ Cl\,mpl-atMI C•ul• In
Hou1tt11. c.nrt1 5cllenk1t. llrron P..1110n, Jim Mclttr, l!lud l"a!mer, Jlmmr Otmeret •ml Htn,... Lono~1r1t ll'*11t1e. 3 111.m. (4la' _,AUTO RACE -h\d\I• IVDI IT\ldllMI rt>Ct t0mt¥>l!.,,.t. ~m. ClllCL -CELT:8 G)LF -.s 11ttrl' ll'll'IVll cn1rtty Mlh. "lrm llr, Dcoll Ltrncnd fl111<11cr. tr CtlltlllNI CC In Jin Ftmtndo Vlll'e), 5 p.fl'. ().IJF -"IOlilOS -!Pt:r,1 M
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,Kessinger
Ties Record
CINCINNATI !APl -Don
Kessinger of the Chlc>go Cubs
titd a NaUonal LHgue record
for sllortltopo Friday night by
going through hi• um! coost<:•
lllive aame wltbout Ill error.
The mark was set by Johnny
Kerr or lhe New York Gi1nt11
1n J.:-
The major league record Is
53. established by Chico Car·
rasquel of lhc Chicago White
Sox In t9SI.
Dragsters, Funny Cars Baseball
Double Bill at Raceway Standing s
Top fuel dragsters and~ful)·
ny cars will ~ the sam~
program at <>range County
International Raceway toJdght
for the first Ume sinCe the' All-
Pro Championship Series last'.
winter.
The occasion is the March of
Dimes benefit program ~jlh
the organizaUbn, receiving ... a
share of the.'f•te:teoeipts~ "~
OCIR general manager Mike1
Jones pointed out that this Is
the only etpportunity drag rac-
ing fans will have to view both
Albacore
funny cars and I.op fuelers on
the same card at regular
prices.
Ron Hampshire of Reseda
tops the fueler agenda when
he shows up with D e e
Caspary's new •machine .
'I1ie tunny car feature is the
ap~~ce Clf_t.he Denver-bas·
ed CJ9Ugar'of Earl Dody. Costa
Mtil1s Sfeve ·BOv8D~ recover· ini,lrom burns he received in
a Phoenix accident last month,
is another entrant.
An Anaheim funny entry &
the Bad Bascomb's Ghost
machine out of Bill Tbomu
Ilace Cars. The Long Beach-
based Pisano Brothers have a.
car entered, as does Gordon
Mineo of Huntington Beach.
Dick Hardint of' ReSeda ha s
trained his sighlS on Chuck
Poole 's 12. 6.7 second--J02.82
mph wheelst.and re tor d .
What's more, Harding will
make the attempt go I n g
backward. -
He has turned the driver's
seat of his Ford Econoline
pickup around to face the rear
window to give himself a bel·
ter view of the rear wheels.
Qualifications slart at 2
p.m., elimlnaUons at 8.
AMl!AtCAN LIAOUIE
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FlllJO°'Y'S AESULTS
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Predictions UCI Cage Team Gets
U11der Way Midwest Road Trip
O~troll (Wll1on 5·5) at l(an11\ CT!v !Ntlson •·•l, nlqht Cle~l1n!I (Ell1wer!~ 1·0 1! Min·
M~IOIA (K11! t.0 ll tl!lmort (P1tm1r 7·1l 11 C~lce110 {John '·IJ
Se~!Tle t ll•rb~r ?·1) 11 New York (Bu..0.cll 3--ll, ni1M D1kl1"" COiiom 1·31 ti llDt!on (Cuh• t·J> C•lllornl• !llruntl 1·3) 1! W1th•n1tor1 (Colemon 3·ll
Th is is the time-of year
w he n alba core fishermen
m a k e appointments with
their soothsayers, await the
tell-tale pains in their f00t·
ball knee! and rtad their
tea le.aves.
Albacore season Is shortly
to begin and great prestige
UCJ has released its 1969-iO will open the campaign .Mon-
basketball schedule, which for day . Dec. I al the University
the second straight year of Nebruka and two days
features a road lrip that pits later travels to the University
the Anteaters against major of Colorado.
college opponents. The Anteaters return home
New coach Tim Tift's club Saturday, Dec. 6 (or their
falls upon the angler who cor· Varsity Schedule
recUy predicts the arrival Ott. 1 ,, N•br11k~
home opener against Cal Stat.c
1 Los Angeles ). UCl the n
meets San Diego State. coach-
ed by ex·UCI coach Dick
Davis,' in the Aztecs' gym
Saturday, Dec. 13.
time of tbe coveted fish. Ott. J .1 ca1cr1110 Dec, ' CAL STATE CLOS ANOELE!.l One who has made his alba-D"C. 13 •' si n Dito• s1•t•
ed. ti · G ~c. 1'·7'·1' UCI TOUJltN..,ME HT Irvine is entertd in a rugged
NATION ... L LEAGUll!
EAST
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Pit11bur~h " " '"' '" Loul1 " " .•6• P!'lllJWIDnll " " .l., Montl"HI " " .16'
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Hou•'"" " " ·''s '" o ... " • .•lD core pr IC on IS eorge J111! l Jot-INF. l(fi"NEDY COLLEGI Newcomb, who operates Art's · J1n. ~ CAL STA.TE (FULLERTO NJ tournament -It's own . The F1111o"Y's 111Esu1.1s
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Vilion. J1n.2).2i ti UC Olvf1 TOl!rntmi!nl J1n. 31'.1 S ... N FERNANDO VALL EY "My guess is it'll be STATf" around the first week of July Jin. ll C ... L POLY (SAN LUIS
bet I OBISPO) -make it ween JU y 1-6," Feb. J 11 °'"~mtn he says. Ftb. ' SAN JOSE ST ... TE • Ffto, lO UC SAN DIEGO •'The water conditions are Feti. 1J .1 Cit Stitt !Fu11tr1on1
fairly constant now and suit-M . 11 cH..,PMA.11
( -·I .. !!!>. 20 UC RIVER!.IOE able or a I~ ·Jood early Fn. '1 CAL POLY (l•OMONAl
ru G n r lly I•• lb Feti. 1) STANISLA US ST •"IE n. e e a , ·~ a acore Feb. 21 8t sin "'''""nc10 v111~~ Stftte come between the last weely "eti. 21 11 c11 Poly (Stn Lv11 Ob1$!1ol
State, Cal State (Fullerton), San Francl•to '· ~MnTrttl 2 L~ AnHIH l, Naw Yot~ 0 Northern Arizona, Chapman . P~n1d~r1t1111 6. Stn 0 1e110 1 Cal Poly (Pomona), Tahoe Pinstiur'h 1. A.t11nt1 1 po 1nn111111
Paradise and Occidental. HOUiton '· sr. l-°"1• 2
TMI,'• G1111n Newcomers to the schedul e l<GU1ton IG•lffln 3·J! •I SI, LoYlt include San Jose State (at UC! ic1r11on ~-11, 1110M F'eb. 6) and Cal po J y c111c100 1Hell1man 9·l) ti Clntl~n•!I ((lonln~er l·I) lPomona) al home on Feb. 21. Ph111<1tl!lhl1 (Je~n'°" 1-0 •• sin OitlO {S111torlnl l ·ll. n11ht UCI will be shooting for a New Yo.-~ 1s1•v•r t-Jl •! Let third consecuti've tr•'p to the An1e11~ !Drv~a1 1t 1-1>. 111oh1 Monl rtll (W-Mr l·lJ el S8n Fr111• in June anti tht"'lirst week
of July." .r Freshman Stbeda1e NCAA's college divi s ion c1"° <BG1111 ,.)) °' • <"'-$TATE <',.,., "ANGHES< I ff "'""" ..[$IQ,,. •.O) '' P1tt1burt~ Bill Craigv•JJ:-·ajbacore ex·
pert emp!oY,ed~y the !!tate
Fish & Ganie •Dept .. agreu
that the pi'esent water tem-
~tures are favorable for an e&rly albacQre run.
-'· ..... ~ p ayo s next season. , 11:111, "''· "''" Ott. 12 ,, O!'antt '""'' Dec. 13 11 Stn Dle<lo s1,1t ------------------------Jtn. l PEPPIEJl.Dl"IE Jin. 1 T"l"T SOFT Jan. I CA.I. STATE (f"ULLEJl.TC>tfl SELL SAM By Marvin Mr-n
J111. 10 11 Lol'OI• JM. 1, ti UC 11.lvtn!W J111. 11 11 Gii 1"9tr tl"om0111l J111. l'fl CH ... PMAN Jin. n 11 UC S.11 Dlw1e Jin. '' LOYOLA J..,, lO SAN FEJl.NANOO V"LLEY
''But if the temperatures in
Southland waters reach 70 de-
grees again this year, it 'll STA"llE CAL l"OL Y IS4H LUIS
OllSl"Ol send the fish nor1hward. Al· Jin. n
bacore prefer blue ·water in Fllto. 4 •! Ch1-111 the 60 to 66 degree·range."
Last year was regarded 11
a "fair" albacore season by
usual standards. The catch wa.s 1.29,710. The hl&h mart
was set in 1962 when 229.314
albacore were boated.
Art's Landing his announc·
ed a change in jt.s boat sched·
ules . The atannel Isle will be
an all-day boat starting at 3
a.m. daily, the Frontier be.
comes a thl'f!e.quaner d'1 boat at S a.m. and the New·
FllO. • 11 UCLA 1"91). 1t UC {SAN Oll!;GO\
'"-b. l! 11 P""'"rdlnt
ll'e!:I. fl CH ... l"MAN .... 20 UC JUVElllSIOE Fib. n CAL POLY {POMON"l Feti. tJ 11 C1I $1t!e (l'ull9rtonl
1'111. 27 ti Stn FWTffflofO V1Hfv Stilt Fib.• 11 C1I l"ol'r (Stll Lult Obi-)
Marichal
Sets Mark
porter makes half-day excur· SAN FRANCISCO (AP)_
slons at 6 a.m. and 1%: 15 p.m., Juan Marichal became the
plus a twilight voyag< at 5:!0 best perC<lltag• pitcher In P·~~canb ttp!>!U his boats ba&eball history Friday nlghl
are IQ1glng ~ ban counu as·he.hurled the Sari P'rand&-
on the afternoon and twnigbt co Glants past the Montrul Nn1. Expos 4·2 with a 1lx-hltttr.
_.P.avey't freelance boat t.tarlehal, 7-2, boMted hla c•·
leaiies at I a.m., 1he three· T eer recor(fto 177·79 for a .nr
quarter day boat at 5 a.m., percentage after entering the
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and 12:30 p.m., and the twi· York Yankee ace \\lhitey
lighter at S:30 p.m. f'ord at .690. Ft1rd was %3&-106. --------------------
Sitturdai, June 14, 196? DAILY PILOT Jr; 1
. HAIG. •1•
{COOdhtd ,_ hp Ill
"I only hope ihia situatloo
:troa't leave a scar on Orange
County oo that lt b afraid to
try to stage another tourn.
ament in the future, •1 be says,
FIJTVRE NIL
AB (or the future o( the Haig
tournament in Costa Mesa, it
~ nil right now.
The +clty was willing to con·
Unu~ lts five-year contract
with Beach-McClinton if cer·
taln conditions were agreed
upon, but the advertising
agency was cool to the Idea.
City attorney Roy June said
COsta Mesa wanted a full·llme
tournament coordinator t o
start working on the event
Feb. I and all outstanding ac·
counts incurred during the
first tourney to be settled.
"The city was 'villing to sup..
ply the manpower to run the
tournament, but we were com·
plete novices and needed pro·
fesstonal help.
"{ was insistent that the
ootsantding accounts be sel-
tled. You can't go into a se·
cond year without settling
your bills," says June.
The city attorney said he
received a letter from Reach-
McClinton saying their tour·
nament plans were uncertliin
and they "nat refused to pay
up."
June says he 1.has written
many letters to the ad·
verti.sing agency about the
ruture of the tournament.
Most have gone unanswered.
REASON TO CANCEL
The city al&<> asked for a
meeting with agency officials
when they attended t b e
Tournament of Champions at
La Costa in San Diego C~ty,
but Reach·McCllnton never
responded to the invitation.
"I feel the city had adequate
reason to cancel our contract
for the tournament," June
~aid.
As far as making money. it's
doubtful if the Haig ever
would have' reall.!ed any great
return to the city or Reacb-
~1cClinton.
"Few go I f tournan1ents
make a profit," says Stan
Wood, who handles Southern
California pub liily for lhe
Professional Golfers Associa-
tion.
"The ones that di 1nake
money are the big three -the
Masters, the United States
Open and the PGA -and they
have year·round star f s .
Several other tourneys like the
Greater Greenboro (in North
Carolina) are huge community
projects and manage to shO\V
a profit," \Vood says.
f'inancial statement.s on all
or the tourn aments on the pro
tour are not available, but
Wood doubts if many others
make money.
Anteaters
Ai1nounce
Polo Slate
UCl's water polo team,
already recognized among the
naUon's best. faces another
bruising schedule tor ·its 1969-
70 season.
Irvine polo coach E d
Newland released the schedule
today, showin,ii: the Anteaters
playing in three m a j o.::
tournaments and playln~ I he
likes of UCLA, USC and Cal
State (Long Beach),
111e Anteaters were 25-2 last
season, losing only to national
C'hampion San Jose State
twice. Irvine is 40-6 over the
past two seasons and 69-16 for
the four total seasons.
The schedule :
SH'!. 11
()(t. 1
OCI. l ·U
UCI TOURN ... MENT "L UMNI 1t NOf"IMrn Cliff. Tou•n1m1nl Oct. ' CAL POLY (POMONA! Oct, l~ CAL ~TATE !L°"'G !!fACHJ Oct. IS II CJ! 5111, (~ufleMonJ
Oct. ll·tl 11 All-UC Tourfll,.....nt 1t UC IU~tn.Jde Oct. 21 UC SAN Dll!GO
Oct. 21 11 use
Oct. n 11 St~ l'"trntf!do Y•lley Sl•M Nov. I 11 UCL" Nov. I USC Nov, 7-t If Stnl1 ••~rt Tt11rntmef!I
'4av. 1J $AH Oll!GO STATE Nov, 2'·tt~ NCAA Toul'llfl'Ml'll 11
LO/Ill IMC/I
14-1 Choice
Wins Race
!NGLEWOOD, CalU. (AP)
-GameUght, •14-l longshot,
woo • d~vlni tWl>leqlll flnlsh
over favored Moat Hort in the
115,ooe !eature •I Hollywood
Park Friday.
The winner, carrying lot
poundl and ridden by Dan<11
Velpquu, returned 129.40, Ill
and f7 .20. Gamtllght raced th,
l 1·11 mUes on the utrf I nl :U
w. I
t •
Tardley
Non1inees
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ERIC LINDROTH JOHN YULE
Lindroth: Best CIF;
Yule · Captains Sooner s ..
• Ill
tf there were ever any
doubts about how good a
~·ater polo player Eric Lin-
droth was, he cleared up the
issu e completely last Dec. 10
al the Belmont Plaia Olympic
Pool in Long Beach.
There, Lindroth staged one
of the greatest indi vidual
performances in the history of
cir~ v.·a ter polo competition
and his Newport Harbor l-ligh
teammates won the CJF
crown by smashing Lakewood,
9-3,
Largely because or such ex·
ploits. Lindroth is a: candidate
tor the George Y ar d ley
trophy, awarded aMually to
the outstanding athlete of the
Newport-Mesa area.
''Eric is a great competitor
and it really showed In that
championship game -he was
really great,'' says his coach ,
Bill Barnett .
"He scored fi ve goa l s
himself and passed off for
three more."
Lindroth was named the
CIF's co-player of the year.
He a c h i e v e .cl AU-American
recognition in the sport for
two years at Newport.
Although primarily known
for bis ·polo exploits. Lindroth
-who will attend UCLA next
year -has also distlngul5hed
himself In swimming. He was
a, member of two Bee relay
teams as a sophomore which
still hold CIF records.
··Lindroth is really a com-
petitor," sums up Barnell.
"He had a little trouble at
lhe beginning of the CIF
playoffs but when it came
do~·n to that championship
game he was r~ally some -
thing."
While the Orange Coast arcl!r
has produced an abundance oc
flrst-rate basketball players.
very few of them have been o(
the "big man" variety. ;.
One exception is John Yul~,
the 6-8, 210-pound center who
guided Corona de! Mar to an
Irvine League championship
two seasons ago and who last
year was the standout
performer for the Oklahoma
University freshman team.
Yule is a candldate for the
George Yardley Trophy, the
wiMer of which will be an-
nounced at a Newporter Inn
Banquet Wednesday night.
The presentaUon is made an·
nually by tbe Newport Beach
Junior Chamber of Commerce
to the Newport·Mesa area'1
outstanding athlete.
Fo ur teen have been
nominated for the honor.
Yule began hb basketball
career at Newport Ha rbo r
High School but trinsferred to
Corona del Mar et mid-year
in his junk>r' season and be-
came a star. He was named
to the a!l-CIF and all-Jrvine·
League teams.
A strong rebounder, he
dominated play beneath both
backboards for coach Bill
Bloom.
Yule Ugures to make ft
name for h imself ln
mldwestern basketball circles
next sea90fl. He had a banner
season on the Sooner
freshma n team, averaging IS
points per game and 12 re-
bounds.
He's regarded aa a strong
candidate to start on the OU
varsity next campaisn. Three
of his frosh teammates also
averaged in double figures.
Millovich Moves Again;.
Takes Grossmont Joh
By ROGER CARLSON
Of flllt 0.11'1' Plitt S11fl
Dave Millovich, who had ac-
cepted a posiUon at Newport
Jlarbor Hlgh School as swim
coach just a few days ago, has
resigned and accepted the role
as swim and water polo coach
at Grossmont Junior College
in. San Diego, the DAILY
PfLOT learned exclusively to-
day.
Ing coach Bill Barnett for
water polo and MUJovich for
swimming. The water polo
teams, under Barnett have
won two sucCesslve CIF cham-
pionships.
"We're now in the process of
mak,ing a decision on which
way to go," Gage added.
Angels Offer
Speci al Ra te
fl.1i1Jovich will be responsible
for developing th e enlire
aqu atics program with the
first competitive season slated for the fall of 1970 in water The Angels have announced
polo. a special summer-long ticket
1 "I'm really enthused about offering to high sch o o
ii. Advancing to a junior col-students.
legc system is what I've Beginning June. 23, any high
always , ... anted." he said. school student can attend a
His first task \viii be in game for SO cents upon
directing the building of . the presentaUon of a student body
school's _poo l. card at gate No. 3.
fl.-fillovich .had re s igned The offer is in effect Mon·
rarliet in the year from days throuib Thursdays for
Corona del Mar as head swim the remainder of the Angels'
coach to seek other employ· home schedule,
ment· alter a personality clash ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ on the Corona campus. (
Jules Gage, athletic director
at Newport Harbor Hiib, said,
"We hate to Jose hlm. We
would have had one of the
m01t potent aquatics prt'>-
grams around." •
Newport had intended utiliz-
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Hello there, boy1 and girls.
and welcome to another Satur·
day in Uncle Len's Comer.
Well, now that school's out
for another year, Uncle Len
hopes all you kids won't be so
busy with your summer •c·
tivities that you forget all
about your poems, jokes and
drawlngs for the corner.
JUST SO you don't forget ,
why don't each ol you mai:e a
note right now just what you
want to do for Uncle Len next
week -and then remember to
do it.
In next week 's art contest
we'll celebrate the coming or
summer, which arrives on the
scene nei:t Saturday. AU sum·
mery drawings will be con-
sidered (or the Kennedy hal!~----------------------------11 dollar, with hnagination, u
usual, the key word.
And let's see il we can get
some newcomers to the corner
nert week. Why don1t each of
you te-11 one of your friends
about lhe contests and see how
many entries we can get in
each category.
HONORABLE mention win-
ners in this week's art contest
are:
Colin M 111 e r , Huntington
* PRIZE WINNER
This week ·s contest winner is Lynne Thomas, 8,
18291 Foxglove Way, Irvine
*
Any child under 12 ~an enter ~ncle ~n's Art Contes_l Here'~ all you
do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51.h inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your o'vn work. (3) Put your name, age ~nd address
on back of drawing. !\-tail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest. Box 1560, DAILY
PILOT, Costa :P.1esa. Winner will re<:eive Kennedy half dollar.
Buch; Ricky Darga, 6, Costa l---------------------------~1 Mesa; Cary Miller, It. Hun-
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HunUneton Beach ; Jonnie Rae
Locke, 10, Huntington Reach ;
Robert van Riel, 7, Costa
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C./• ()mp c.-Deity l'Ret, .. .
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1..llk•llk. 1t• '· of SI. CtlMtlnr... Clftllrlo. C1Mdt. fof 1111 -'*'1
A.rt pastearlzed and
llomog:emtd milk dlfferot?
Here we have two great big
words -pasteurized and
homogenized. Somtlmes we
find them both on the same
container of milk. This gives
oor lint clue to the question.
Ir they mean the same thing.
dairies would use only one of
them. Slnt-e they use both
words, then pasteurired and
homogenized must be dif ·
rerent.
When great-grandpa was a
young fella they drank the
milk as it came from the cow .
1L was delicious. But nothing
in this world is quite perfect.
()Jr brOW?H!yed cows do their
best but their rresh milk needs
a few improvement!. The
most important improvement
is pasterurizing. This Is a
must. Another improvement is
homogenirlng. This g i v e s
everybody a fair share of the
cream. When you know what
milk is made of, it's easier to
understand why they always
pasteurize U and why they
almost always homogenize it.
As you know, a glass of milk
Is a whitish drink -thicker
than water. The liquid part is
pale-pale blue. The y,•hitish
color comes from zillions of
tiny-tiny fragments floating
and suspended in the liquid .
Some of them ar! miniature
scraps of body-building protein
food . Some are minuscule
blobs of creamy fat. Vitamins
and minerals also are dissolv
ed in the marvelous mixture.
As a matter of fact, milk has
samples of all the different
foods that your body net<fi.
The milk from the cow barn
goes straight to the dairy and
this spanklng clean factory
makes the necessary im·
provement.s without ruining
the delldou.r navor. Milk con-
tains a lot of bacteria, tiny liv-
ing things too small for our
eyes to see. Mosl of them do
us no harm and ~me are very
good for us. But a fC\\' bac-
teria are dang erou!> gl'rn1s
that can make us sick. The
fresh milk is inspected and If
it has too many germs. the
hwy dairy peopte ~fuse to
buy)L But this dots not hap-pmratten. The strained milk is
put lDto the pasteurizer and llloWIT, slowly healed. There
are thermometers ,
tbennoUtl and other gadget.a
le _,,,. the hutlng process.
.Boainl would form a ale.Im and
ruin the llavor. So· the milk itll ., bot and no botttr. ll
""11 at th1I temperature for •
while and lhon 1radually
eOols. '""' heot kills th• llr1y
,..,.,. 111t11out 111Wna the ro11 ti the milk. Poat.urlzlng Is I
mutt beca(JM lt mikes our
milt tale and pnn lret.
W1-• -"' /reoh milt tt.vxlt tor 1 wh.lle, 1ta creamy
partlda noat Jo the Jop. Somo
•
people use this top milk ~s
cream in their coffee. But this
takes away a lot of the
richness. The milk in the bot·
tom•oi -UM. ~einer is ralher
lhln. The-4alry Solves this pro-
blem with a homogenizer, This
machine hums while it works,
pressing and forcing the milk
through teeny tiny holes. The
rinc holes break the cream
blobs into smaller bloblets.
Now they are too small to
squeeze through the other
particles in the milk. So they
* PRIZE
WINNER
Ca rol : What's history?
Uncle Len: The story of man.
Carol: What about the story of wom-
an?
Uncle Len : Oh, that's her story.
-S'-".., P'1mllert'"" r, r1H L• Or1M• Clrcl•
F ... nltlft \11111~
Dear Carol: \Vhcn does J."'riday come before
Thursday?
·AJ•UO!f'!P •lU Uf :.1•M.Suy
-Ltlllt Shlllrr, Hunlln•l9n •••<II
cannot float to the top. Dear Carol : \.Vh at has four eyes but can't see?
Homogenized milk stays even· ·idd!''!''!W :.1•.¥.su"
ly mixed right down to the last -M•rt Guitifltn, Hu•11.._,.., •••<"
drop in the botUe. Be sure '----------------------1 your milk is pasteurized for
good health. It may also be
homogenized so that
everybody gels a fair share of
the cream.
Crossword Puzzle
'Ille sparkling clean dairy
does other interesting things.
Some mitk goes into a whirling
separator that separates out
the cream. The creamless
ntii:ture is skim milk. It can
be made into cottage cheese
and some 'people like to drink
skim milk. Most or the
separated cream is churned to
make golden butter. Some is
sold to make frothy whipped
cream and some is thinned
with a little milk and stirred
into coffee cups. The dairy
also has driers for separating
the floating particles to make
powdered milk.
AndJ SfndS • Wlf'i. •oo1t A!llt !a
1•"1 Wil1on, AQt ll, at C~•tlcll!t.
North C1rcfo•1. tor ~~' D"'11ian
\\'ho aoswer1 for Andy's 1·0J.
umn?
Tl would lake a long. long
time to count all the J>CQple
who help Andy to ansv•er the
questions for his column. His
friendly helpers are qualified
experts in doie.ns of different
realms of life. Some y,·ork in
labs, others are e x p e r t
researchers in various nerd s.
Some teach in colleges and
some are doing graduate
work. One works y,·ith the
space prorram and another i~
a y,·ealher expert. Last "'er.k,
he consulted with a fellow ,,·ho
.... ·orks with a big paf>tlr con1-
pany lo learn the la1est ori
paper-making. This ,..,eek. he
consulted with a lady from lhe
C;11np Fire Girls.
When .... it comes to in·
ronnation for the column.
nothing but the best wtU do. A
lot of the basic material os
found in books and science
ma1aiines. But you can get
this stu(f for yourselves and
Andy aima to include those el·
lra biU of inionnaUon that
most othtr people forget to io-
cludt. For thls reason . he
gathers lhl" malertaJ for each
topic from an e.rpert In the
know. The actuel column i~
wrilten by Andy who tries Ola
hardest to do a perfect job. But, like everybody else. once
in a while he make!i a
miltl.ke, Altc!r all, nolhln& in
thls world can be absolutely
porlec~
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golf club
ft Batrtl p1rt
10 Grand -···
14 --· fimta
15 Pilasttr
lb Having sound
jud~ent 17 Modify
18 Manner
19 Ex hale
20 Otnamtnt
22 Come
logtlhtr
24 Qutbtc's
neighbor
2!i Uriprincipled ...
27 Kind of
police forte
30 Fighter pilot
JI Kind ol
benefit 32Naval
Yt SStf
37 Stopping
place
38 Not all at
onc e
40 Kind ol
l&UCt ~I Naval
vessel
43 Fruit 44 Kind of note
45 Football
pl11tr:
2 words
48 Canada's
lormH Ext.
Ari airs
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stnorita 52 Is pltntHul
54 Noted
comtdi111
SB Historrc
part of
Europe
59 Mis' M1qtJ! 61 Equine sound
62 Th is: Sp.
bJ Source of luturt
officers :
Abb r.
114 Bird 65 Caribou's
relative
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rope
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tlit: btst drt:ss lng
<OOm
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Comb. 101111
3 F1 cully
4 Those t:njoy· ing libt:rty 5 Ot:ntist's conct:rn
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'I IC.Ind of
pie tu rt
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tht htll
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11 Gambling
l1ou se rulr
12 Dram atist ~
instruction
13 Ending used with a1ti and baro
21 Bit of ract
lract info
2l Kind of train
25 Hard-to-find
ptoplt
27 Abbreviated
foolnott
28 "---of
your llp!" '
~ Weight units
)] Good urd ln stud poktr:
2 words
34 Sm11131tct of Ian
35 Tlmt to tat
lti loottd 11
3.8 Part of
the body
' b/14/69 1
39 Ch l!drtn's
gamt
42 In name only
41 Unusu al
4f> Anima l
47 Ont in· dulg ing in
rouv/Jhoust play
48 Master of
Agr icultural Education:
Abbr.
49 Make Itel
ashamed
50 lay
53 UnapptllZ·
Ing 9fUb 1
55 lbStlt character 51i Wtlghl
allowance
57 Feminine
name
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s1int: Abbr.
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STEVE ROPER
MOON MULLINS
TUMBLEWEEDS
HERE'S THE JAOIKNIFE I PP.OMISED
YOO FOR HELPIN' ME RESCUE MY
HORSE, U'L FELLA!_ffiJVIN' THAT
C!JNWIS AN' INDIANS CAN WORK
T'GETHER IN MUTUAL HARMONY, TRUST,
AN ' UNDERSTANDIN'LI -c-., r--1
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EVERYO~E SHOULD
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EVER MET WITH ANY
ACCIDENTS?
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A HORSE
KlcKED ME
ONcli AND
'TW01)0G5
BIT ME IN
TtiE LEG!
ly Charles M. Sell•
By John Mile1
I'VE oor TO HI.VE TNl5 OIJT WITH
kATHElJ NE~ I CA,N'T 00 ~ UVIN6
Ll lCE THIS~ IF SHE IS It.I LOVE
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 1
~nerat 1000 General 1000
PETE BARRE 11
presents
Three New Exclusives
5¥o1'/. LOAN -Take over this outstanding
loan on this distinctive 4 bdrm. Baycrest
home with family room, formal dining room
& wet bar. An unusual floor plan built
. around a sparkling pool. designed with fam-
tly-Uviog . in mind. A truly gracious home
exqu'is.itely decorated. Fabulous financing!
WARMLY WELCOMING -in a quiet set·
~ing in.Newport Heights. This 2 bdrm. home
ls situated on a large lot with a separate
guest house - surrounded by well kept gar-
dens. \Ve invite you to see this at $27,500.
WESTCLIFF CORNER. Adult occupied. A
particular home for particular people. 3
bdrms. dining room & family room -PLUS
pool! Heavy shake roof & used brick, low
maintenance yard. All appliances included
with the home.
OFFICE OPEN S•t. & Sun.
PETE BARREIT REAL TY
160S We1tcliff Dr., N.B.
642-5200
1000
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
1000 General tOOOGenert l 1000 General IOOOGenerel 1000 General 1000Gentral 1000
... .._.._.._.._ .... .._.._ __ 1~M~A~TI~L~A~BO~R~DE~,.R~e~alt~or
PROUD? You Bet We Are
RANCHO LA CUESTA homes at Brookhurst & Atlanta
in Huntington Beach opened UNIT lil on January 24th
-sold out by !\1arch 20th.
On June 1st the last bo1nc in UNIT IV \Vas sold.
UNIT V IS NOW OPEN
Priced from $24,995 lo $34.200. Sales ollice open dally
10 to 7. Phone 968-2929 or 968-1338.
;G,;;;'";;';';;•;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;l:OOO:;;;G;;';;";;•;;n;;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l 000;;;_ G.ne r •I 1000
OCEAtJ FRONT
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
Located in the center of the COSTA MESA
JNDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. Six year old, 2.-
000 square foot building presently used as a
plumbing shop, easily adapted to many in-
dustrial or commercial uses. Three private
offices. storage room plus large shop area
with over head doors. Property completely
black-topped and chain link fenced. AN
IDEAL BUY AT $33,250. Present financing
can be assumed.
20' x 24' GAME ROOM
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA -Three Bed-
rooms. Dining room plus 20x24 recreation
room with Benjamin Franklin fireplace. Will
easily accommodate pool table -sliding
glass doors to patio and large rear yard.
T\vo separate single garages. Full Price
only $22,500 -Excellent residential neigh-
borhood. See this before you buy.
VACANT • LOTS * R-1 Exclusive ST. HUBERT WOOD
$15,950 * !i-1-1 63x300 Ideal for small industrial
Unils . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,000
FINER HOMES
LINDA ISLE
Th.i s beautiful 2-story Bayfront home with
large pier & sUp, was custom built to the
architectural plans of the owners. 4 Beauti-
fully decorated bedrooms, dining room.
Priced under market at $135.000. Call: 642-
8235
ANOTHER FINE LINDA ISLE baylronl
home, open Sat. & Sun., 14 Linda Isle.
Priced $135,000
CAMEO SHORES
Ocean & jetty view from this exciting 5 bed-
room home \vith beautiful swimmin~ pool &
natural rock. An exquisite home which your
friends will envy. $95.000. Call 642-8235
DOVER SHORES
Absentee owners wish immediate sale. $15,·
000 Reduction. Perfectly lovely, expensive--!Y decorated home with the finest of draper·
ies & w~llpaper. Large, beai:ing citrus trees
& beautiful rose garden. Priced to sell at
$99,500. Open Sat. &: Sun., l:J63 Galaxy Drive.
General
iohn macnab
REAL TY COMPANY
901 Dover Dr., Suite 120
642-8235
1000 General laoO f:G;:;'";;';';;•;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;OOO;;; General
j NEWCOMERS l=c=oM=M=Et!C=IAl=I
7 EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA HOMES
FROM $27,950
Forced air heating & fireplaces
Fences, gates & front landscaping
Heavy shag carpeting & draperies
· Complete-ly f•::-::ished 2 bd-
rm. home + guest apt. incl.
color T.V. 811-in's, ri.:1:el-
lent condition. S A N D Y
BEACH, lmmed. oet.•upa.n-
cy -TOP V ~LUE 159,500.
WESTCLIFF
OWNER SAYS SELL • Re-
duced over SS.000 -\Vonder.
ful family home, .f bdmlii.
2~ baths, Jge. liv. rni. fam.
rm. elect. bit-In's, Healed
& filtettd POOL, Jaro:o.i.
Imn,ed. poss. • ?.IAKE 01'~f'
ER • $49,500.
* NEWPORT BEACH: Corner lot, 11, block
from Ri vo Alto Canal, I 1Ji blocks from
RICHARDS MARKET and shopping ...
$25,000 * BALBOA ISLAND : Corner Ruby & Park
-60' on Ruby. Ideal location ..... $42,500 * C-2 75'x360' HARBOR BLVD. frontage
thru to back street ............... $75,000 * R-1 (restricted) 241'.! Ac . OCEANSIDE.
UNBELIEVABLE-,-. 1.;;======;;;I
$.S50 Down FUA. No closing
costs buy!ii a 3 bedroom, l lh
bath home. Look at these
extru! Washl'r, dryer. re-
lrigerator. Built ln bar for
entertaining, Complctt> sfer·
eo and speakers. Custom
drapes throughoul. P I u s
lhlck, like new carpc!ing.
ALL TH IS FOR ONLY
SlB.900, FULL PRICE. GI
$600 Down. First con1e, lirst
srrvr. HURRY~!
TWO ON LOT
EASTSIDE. Newer 3 bdrm1
& older 2 bdrm, detached 2
car garage & workshop. Ex·
terior recently painted.
ror the Executi\l'el moving
lo N•wport B<ach -'"" PROPERTY Ivan Wells' home oU·
' rB maximum modern ron·
niences, highest quality
\'Orkmanship & a Panoram·
>'ie View of 1111? Back Bay.
One ot thl' largl'sl 4 bdrm J
~hath homrs avallabll' in the
'desirable Dovrr Shores al't'l\.
rge family roon1 \l'iih
v.'el bar. AU electric ki1ch-
l'n with view. \\'ith or wilh·
'out oool.
Roy J. Ward Co.
(Baycrest OUi<.-el
1430 Galaxy 616-1550
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY Af"TF.RNOON
I 1812 Iowa Street
Sparkling clean 3 & tamily
' room in !he popular J\fcsa·
· J\leadows section of J\1csa
•Verdi'. Upgraded carpeting.
& cor Jocation · owner mov·
ing out ot stale!
S..6 ·5880 Cntar ~ theltrt)
LLEGE REALTY 1500 Adlml alHartlor,CM.
A charming 3 BR "ship
shape" home on large 84x
233' C-1 lot. May take 14
renlal units. Owner 1vill
carry lsl TD of $32.000 i4_
1~'/o. Drive by 1919 Ana.
heim, GI & call to Sl'e in·
side.
$39,500
Ne wport
•t
Victoria
644-8111
(anytime)
•aycrest Beauties
4
To Choose From
•I & 5 Bedrooms
Sli2,500 to $79,500
Amold & Freud
388 E. 17th St., 0.1
Realtors 64£.7i;'i5
Hotpoint built-ins & luminous kitch. ceilings
Large closets with 2 shelves
1 & 2·Story \vith 3 & 4 bedrooms
Electric garage door operators
OPEN DAILY, 2348 SANTA ANA AVE .
(Between 23rd & Santa l••b•ll
DAYS , 642-3960 EVENINGS' 642-5106
Priced to sell at only $5.000 lot.
SPANIS·H HACIENDA
NEWPORT BEACH
INCOME
FOUR 4 uni! bldg!, \I'/ 3
bdrm. f"' ha!h O\Vfl('T'S unit J"':~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:j each bldg. excellent location . Gross 135,700. \Viii sELL
one or ALL.
Quaint Living Room e FORMAL DI NING
ROOM with MASS IVE ARCHWAYS· a clas-
sic kitchen with \YROUGHT IRON b~eakfast
nook . INTERIOR DECORATORS FORMER
1-IOME with hand fitted wall shutters and ex-
citing hanging lamps! Two bedrooms plus
DETACHED DEN FOR TEENAGER OR
INLAWS WITH PRIVATE BATH. ASSUME
excellent $21,100-6% FfNANCING and pay
!156.00 total payment! EXCELLENT EAST-
SIDE NE IGHBORHOOD FOR $25.950 !
General 1000 G9ntr al 1000
UNBELIEVABLE !!
$850 Down FHA. No closing
costs buys a 3 bedroom, 1'2
bath home. Look at lhe~
extras! \l,'asht"r. dryer, re·
frigerator. Buill in bar for
entertaining. Complete stcr-
ro and speakt'r!I. Custom
drapes throughout. P I u c
thick, like ne1v carpeting.
AU. THIS FOR 0 NL Y
$18,900. FULL PRICE. GI
SliOO Do\vn. Fi~t come, first
serve. HURRY!!
UP, UP
AND AWAY
To \Is hilltop location. where
a met icu!OU!I European fam-
ily has kept this beautiluJ
four bedroom home in mini
condition. Enjoy a dazzeling
view or our scenic Pacific
coastline. Owner anxious.
Reduced to SJ0.500 -Make
offer.
"C" THOMAS,
REALTOR ACRE· UPPER BAY
224 \V. Coast ll"'Y 511&-5.i27 NEWPORT .BEACH. Two bedrooms. 134
Newport Beach, Ev<'. 54.1·5643 bath plus guest room -offering country at-
-HORSE-RANCH mosphere and a home for your horse. Owner
has architectural plans to remodel and en·
$28,950 TOTAL PRICE large into a rambling ranch home. Why fight Included in this 4 bedroom, th d Ch k 2. balh home, are all built· e ~r~'Y . s -e~ this property's numerous
Ins and fully f'lll'PE!led wiih poss1b1ht1es. Priced u n d e r surrounding
NEW NYLONS!!! Almos! homes at only $71,000 -SHOWN BY AP-1;~ ""''~ ol campll'tely 1evet POINTMENT. ·1
land. TWO STALL BARNS
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
76..~ Edlngrr
84241;>5 or 340-5140
Oprn E:w:<.
3 HOUSES-:-f b ig lot -
swim. PoOI -Eas'tside
.. 4 yrs. old. $47,950.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
Only $2',950
REAL TY CQMp; * 642.1771 Anytima *
For Lease
Neat 3 bdrm 2 belh 1n •I·
tractive Huntington Beach
location. l year lea5(' OK.
S22.l/mo. lpe>!>Siblc option to
buy I.
!1(6·5110
("'af cinema \hobtl
LLEGE REALTY
19)) Adams It K11bof',CM.
-4 BDRM· $22,500
:? bath. Cw!IDm features.
Llkf' new carpeting, All
l'lectric.: bu 111 In kitchen.
F'amlly room. Fireplace.
;t4().1T-'O
TARBELL 29ll Harbor
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES 1~G~."~.~ •• ~1 ===1ooo~~G.~".~ •• ~1 ===1~000~1 Walker & Lee ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646,4494
""' TACK ROOM. ''"""· SALESMEN • SALESWOMEN NEEDED
Ir you yeam ror C'ounlry liv-,:.•••••••[ Ing \Vilh gorgeou~ view of
surrou11ding rollini: hills, 646 0555 you'll huny 1o no! n1i11s thls •
293 E. 17th St. 644-4494
THE QUICKER YOU CALL,
THE QUICKER YOU SELL
General IOOOGeneral 1000
l
Here Is Opportunity
For Baycrest living at a sound investment.
Separate master bedroon1 with inside gar-
den in master bath. 2 more family size bed·
rooms and bath. Forrnal dining room and
family room. Garage workshop, electric
door opener. Hi·fi piped throughout. Cati
us for an appoint1nent today for this ·out·
standing buy at $57,900.
Eastside Shake Roof Charm
3 bedroom, 2 baths, dining room plus large
paneled family room with wet bar and \VOO d
burning fireplace. Dream kitchen has built·
ins and pantry. Room y back yard with tree
shade(l patio for summer fun. $26,950.
FOR A WISE BUY
COlESWORTHY & CO.
542-7777
FrH UceftM tr•l11h1t •'
L•111bl ... k'-o•I
frM Salft-t1dllp Cl91Ht
l11t9Tftted h1 A 1.-Eat_.. C•rHr7
Cctll fof i•"*""'-
7682 Edinger
s1241o.; " s10-;140 MESA VERDE
--~O:.:"c....".:.E:._'°_":._·~--1 This immal'ulntc 3 BR fam-Workin9 In ily home can be yours by assuming ~% ~ FHA LOAN. Irvine Complex? A must see lo appreciate.
Here'11 a big family pool Asking
handsonie shake roor beauly
near Corona, rninutes from 220 E. S~Yefttefttfi St.
the heart of Oral!S\C County?! IE. 17th St. Shopplnt Ctr. J
Very attracli""f', Lo1v Down
financing, 220£.llti '46& COSTA MESA
WE SELL A HOME '// f 'k . EVERY 31 MINUTES you 1 e our friendly service
Walker & Lee Ev•ning• c.11 545-8723 or 646-1050
homr in outstanding neigh-
borhood .• 3 Bdnns, family
room and dining r oom.
Close to schools and shop.
ping and 5 minutes to free-
ways. -$35,950.
27911 Harbor Blvd. at Adams =========T-=========
~>tf>-9-191 General 1000 General 1000
Open 'Iii 9 P;>.f --------
--PARTY POOL HOUSE 3 Bedroom FHA Resale ~~;l:~ ah~m~a~~1 ~!~1:; Newport Hei9hts
l=:::::::::::i:::::::z::::::::::;~ j $141/mo pays nil. !i BR + thP ~ummertime parties. 182.00 Total Pmt • 546·2313 • 646·7171 -------·--ABSOLUTELY ·omm--··l•t rami!y room I* balhs, nc,v. .. ...... "c Secluded In lhc heights, this EXCLUSIVE-OPEN HOUSE ly redecorated, huil t . in ln cvt'ry detail. llugr '''in-home has high bean1 crJI.
1'-lEREDJTH GARDENS, HB. SAT/SUN from 1 Pr>f kitchen. nt>3.1 nll schools. dowl! over:Jooking entertain· ings, stone rlrep!ncC', hanl·
By owner. 2700 sq. ft., 4 927 Coronado Drive Only S25.io0. ll eritnge Real m:,nt _al'l'1•·1~indg-si7~ master v.·ood noorll, boat acces~ to
bdrms Jg kitchen, separate A1traclivc !iihake roof 4 & Eslille 540·1151 Copen C'Ve!!) BUI c inc uc ~· ressing room rear yanl, covered patlo.
formal dining room, panel· family 1-00111 at t·orner of j:::::::::::::i:::::::::::::::::::=: and hath with A ''Roman" AsKume high GI loan al
led fam nn ,virh built-in en-Sc1Ta \Vay. Room for boat, ------111 b. BretHilul location. 6'k -Won't Juli!.
LIDO AREA APT. Roon1 for boot or tr.iilcr in tertainment unit. Cathedral trailer f'\r. Oosr to shop. living roon1. Corner Jot wi!h ping, ci.:c:el. tenns, E·Z lo Bay vi~1.o, ov.·n your own; over-size yard. A must see~
boat or trailer entrnnce. l buy. spucious I Bdrm. Bltns. Cu~ $3~.500 ·GI N?,1DO~N. Sub-
milc from ocean. $46,500. ton1 lurnislled. Pool, bont mil your sm.u rr ,,omc on
962-7374 ~ 5.t&-5!80 slips. Sl4,500. r.·lay lenSI? our ~uarantre snlr plan.
<r.e¥tinerNthtatrtl yearly, J.350 P",. 'Y!onth. WE SELL A HOME
Experienced RE LLEGE REALTY Wa lke r Realty 675-2676 EVERY 31 MINUTES
Sa le5man lSOOAdlmlalH;irbof,GM, w lk & L
EXCEL. aJMMISSION -GREAT-POTENTIAL a er ee
001 IV 191h SO C •1 \\!OMAN wilh R.E. Brok•r'• °" · ·· ·" · ~ H m on 80xl85 lol I blk Rltr. 642-9730 Eves. r,.i~720 lie. needed. Speciality ol.ticl'. 0 r . · · 200 \Vcstcliff Dr. NO ei.:p req. XLNT OP-to automobile row. Parking G-1&.ml Open Evl's. for camper trailer &. boat.
PORT. S.18-4900 Bliler 6 FORTIN REALTOR Is Your Ad in our classifieds!
pm. liDl·A \V~tcliU Dtivl' Someone wtll be loo.king Jor • KEHNEDY
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
HUNTINGTON BAY
:\ RR JI' BA To11·n HouSP.
Pool. club, shopping ttnlC'r.
5 min to beach $19,500.
Payments leAA than rent.
Q\l,.'nt>r 548--0587
DAil.Y Pn..<rr WA.ivr ADS! DAILY Pnm WANT ADS! Newport Beach 642-5000 it, Dial 642-5678 Wh:He t.1erhants '!' -===~==~~~~======:...::========~--=="~======
TODAY'S BEST VALUE
•BEDROOM -1800 SQ. FT. -30' EN·
CLOSED & CARPETED PATIO.
Qu ie t cul·de-sac street. This hon1e Is our
pick of available homes to be the best value
today. We think you'll agree with us. This
home has automatic garage door opener,
large patio & cement areas, water softener
& beautiful landscaping with 35' trees. The
floor plan provides a separate formal liv-
ing room, private master bedroom suile,
children's a rea has bathroom with twin
sinks. Please call 546-9521 or 540.6631 for in-
formation on this exceptional home.
1000General 1000Gener•I 1000Gener1I 1000 General 1000 G•Mrll 1000Gener•I 1000 General 1000
WHY NOT GET THE RED CARPET REALTY
• Integrity Above AJ I • Po\verful Advertising e Knowledgeable Salesmen • Inter-Office Referrals
No. 2-Wattrfront SDp for l•-tt. loat
OPEN SUNDAY I to 5 -No. 20 Balboa Coves
Choice '''alcrfronl home vdth slip for 36 lt. boat ~andf IX'a ch frontage., 2 ~arge bdrm., 2 baths,
sp11.cious Jiving room v.'lth fireplace, F.A. hrat. lm-
maculatf' throughout A i;ood value at ~.500.
Quick [I05SC'iSion enjoy a full summer here
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SPECIAL SERVICES
• Geographical E xchanges
No. 10-Pler, Slip, Waterfront
This lk livln~. CVCIJ" ml'mbt"r o( your family "·111
love this sparkling 2 stnry hon1t-. Nt1v caryctlng
enclosed lanai bulllin kltf'hr n, huge patio. Very
cooperative own('r ln\C'l't'Sh.'CI In good San DiCRO
or Paln1 Springs trades or tru!!l dt;"l'd'>. $64.500.
The numbt"r to call is 675·6000.
No. 11-4 ledroom Year Oki, loycrest
When you want ttHi very best In area. 1dzc and
espcciall.y terms -This is it. Only l year old,
2500 sq. ft. 4 bdrm. 3 bath. SpacioU!I throughout. Quality ca~l!I. drapes, \vrt bftr, 3 car gara~.
$74,900 with $49,000, 6% % u.~umablc loan.
Owner transfef'T'C'd. You're gain -Act quickly.
No. 1 Z-IDYn t In Tt.• Fvtur•
With thit quality ln«>me pmduclng ~an front
duplex or a pa.it or them. Uvc upstaln in 2 bdnn
unit. 1ct big lneom,. from 4 bdrm. dou·nstall"I
unit. Sure fl~ proeedurt. for buJldlns: 11n estate.
Q\.\·ncr rlC'xiblc on terms like lO'C dov."T\, The price L'J $80,000 Dur•llcatf" next door could be
added ~ pni.:kas:e. Want more Info "-II M''"
675 6000 nco fla'ilmr PULLY !TA .. 11
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.ULYPILOT SPOflSALe HOUSES FOR SAL E wouSES FOR SAL E HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES .FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSIS FOii SALE HOUSl!S 'OR SALi -
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Open Housa Sat. 1·5 34111 Oc.1n 111..t., CdM
OCEANFRONT; view of jftty. Beaulllully
appointed 3 Bdrm., 2 bath & den home.
1000 Gonoral 1DDDGt..0ral 1000 Gtner•I 1000 I
~~~~-~--1 1 I SledrMm· . IN
COSTA MESA
Now under consfrucliori
SEVEN CUSTOM HOMES
from $28,575
WITH SUCH FEATURES AS :
• Fireplaces
• 4 Large Bedroom• e VA & FHA Financing
• Wood Roofs
• 20 Year Guarantee Dishwashers
• Oversized Lots Up to lA Acre
• Roman Tubs & Showers
• In Prime Area e PLUS MUCH MORE
SELECT YOURS NOW & CHOOSE
YOUR COLORS & STYLES
Yes, we have a lrade·in program
for information call
COATS & WAI.LACE REALTORS
lit! 1491 BAKER STREET
54M141
COSTA MESA, CALIF.
* * * * * *
Open ljou11 Sat. 1·5 620 Jumlno, CdM
Custom built, spacious 2 Bdrm., den-library,
frplc ., 2 baths plus separate house for in·
come. On 2 R·2 lots. Owner will finance.
* * * * * * 2 BDRM. home, frplc .• family size kitchen
plus a fully furn. 1 Bdrm. apl Reduced to
$44,500.
ORANGE COAST PROPERTY
332 Merguerite, CdM 673-1550
Beat Up ·House For Sale
4 Bdrm single story Mesa Verde Pacesetter
that needs some paint & polish. Structural·
Jy it's sound & there's beautiful green shag
carpeting but lrom t!iere on ..• WeU, you
take a look at it. Owners will sell with e.x~
cellent financing. Priced at rock bottom for
quick saJe. Truly a sound investment!
OPEN TODAY 2007 Europa ......... $31,500
THE MOST OUTSTANDING
BUY IN IRVINE TERRACE
Beautiful Patio Garden
Immaculate Home. $(2,500
1430 SERENADE
OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·f
Wm. Winton, Realtor
229 Marine, Belboa Island
67S.3J31 Open 'Ill 9 Every Night
"muf\7n-6e~ea~ ·
ZllO MIU., •••• DR •• COSTA MISA • PHONl 146·1990 Gentr•I
$184 Per
?1-fonth INQ.UDES laxe1 and ,
lnaurance! Ca.n't beat thlt •
price on such a Jarie home
\\'ilh 2 "Queen" sized batbl
aOO. large yard. Only $1,200
cub ~ulml. ,
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
2™3 Westcltrf Dr.
646-mI Optn Ew-8.
1000 Nursery SChool
POTENTIAL. 3 BR 2 batb !!!!!!!l!!!'l"!Fo~u;nttca~in;;-\v~a1di1;,,;-
Gener•I 1000 G•naret 1000 I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
1000;;;;I High $26,000 I-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I 1 H\gtlly rated Fowitain Val·
OCEANFRONT ~";:~7.'; ,::·.;:-
CAPE COD llanla •~atty
JU&t a few steps
to your oWJ) sandy beach 642-658'.I 1• OPEN HOUSES SAT /SUN 1e, High School o;,,,,,,
MARKET TESTEO SELLERS only 2 block! away. Rustie 11 OCEANFRONT LOTS
BALBOA!
27'x95' Ea.th. $31 ,250. Last big piece of ocean
frontage available. G re a t possibility !or
hotel, motel, apts. or duplexes. For furtller
information, call:
HAZEL JONES, A11oci1te
LOUIS W. BRIGGS, REALTOR
673°8110 673-4037
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• styling with board and bat-ANXIOUS FOR YOUR OFFER ten facing and tons of stone * 4821 CorUand, CdM ...... Price Reduced! trim. Picturesque ''English
Ocean View, 3 & Din ........... $5,000 Down Pub" bay windows. 4 cozy * 1831 Tradewinds, N.B ... Price Reduced! bedrooms, 2 baths, big fam-
\Valk to Bay. 3 & Fam ....... , .. $4500 Down ily room with fireplace, ul-
t ra modem kitchen with all
HAL PINCHIN •"111 • '~'· s"""""""" ., homes ol far gre11.ler value.
,\ND ASSOCIATES \Vide open GI Ol' Jo'HA terms
3900 E. COAST HIGHWAY Only $26,IXXI full p1·ice. Sec today. Call ~~~~~~~67;5.4;392~~(a~n~yt~im~o~)~~~1 645·0303
Gener el 1000 General 1000 -
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B/B
Gener el 1000 Gen1r1I --------1 I Olli \I I Ol \O\
"l/'l r ~
from this benutl!ul home
wi lh 4 bedrooms & 4 baths Co1ta Meae • 1100
2 Dens + dining room .
A lovely borne in
A magnificent setting
$150,000
Call Wally Hallberg
Res. 644-4787
14ARllOR
8 UNITS
l Brm FiXer Upper
J ust tttOnea C·l
$5,000 buys equity. Rent
paying off $16,500 bal
(Ii $160 PITI and water.
This 66 X 110' lot backs
to paved alley In hu.gh
?1-lkl Center on W. 19th
und probably worth
$26.500 \vJt:10ut house.
Paint outside, get $175
or remodel for bw;lness.
Over $600 yr Prin. credit
not as is. A solid buy.
Lytle Reelty
593 \V. 19th. 5-18-9494
Generel 1000 Generel 1000 OPEN HOUSE 1,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: I s u NOA Y 1.5 PM Open Houses
COLLEGE PARK
SAT/SUN 1.5
FOUR HOMES 2 Stary Prestige
4 Bedroom • Pool
A picture of perfection n!Stl· on large rorllC'r Easlside BAY CREST •
Pride of Ownership
All 2 BRs 1 bath, built-in
range & oven, large ward-
robes, ne1v carpets &: drap.
es. Privale patios.
NO DOWN GI
OR FHA TERMS
DWGHlfUL
PACESETTER
Jn finest Ml!sa Verdr
~a. close lo Adams
l!'!ementary 11Cbool. 3
large cheerlul tx:lrms,
huge well landscaped
back yard cmpletely
sprinklered, Covered
patio, G o o d ll!'nn11
$34. 750.
Jo.. co:n
~ WALLACl
REALTORS
-~5 ... 6 ... 4141-
(()pon lvonllljll)
$20,950 FULL PRICE 2607 Ocun Blvd.
4 Bedrooms, 2 full baths. (At Foot or Dahlia st~O
Plush carpets & d r a p cs ffiRONA DEL MAR
throughout. Double Garage. Unobstrucled view ol all
CUI-de-sac strttl. \Valk to boats enlcrini:: r i• Jcaving lhr.
schools. GI no cash nl'Cded. · d · I $lOO Of' .t f nd bl I !arbor from this ehghttu
pos1 11 ~ u a f' or 'J'ri.Jevel homr. Enlertainirn:
la_kc over 5-.i "' FHA loan ls a pleasure in lhis most
with payments of $124 per elegant Jiving room wl!h
month, d. 1 · p t' n. k Th WE SELL A HOME a Jo nmg a i?"'......,c . ere arc 3 largr Vle\Y bedrooms
EVERY 31 MINUTES and convertible nen. Laad:
Wa Ike & L 110' ol. lnmlago oo """'" r ee Blvd. Fee land fyou own It)
7682 F.ctingcr PriCt': S98.500.
8424455 or 540-5140 ON POPPY
Open Eves. CORONA DJ:.:L MAR
Sl/4°/ •. G.I. Spacious 3 Bedroom 2 Ba!h
S119 Moolh pays all. R-2 lot; Ocean View hmr. Pt'rlect
2 Br. home. $20,000. faniily home wilh Dining
Pyramid Exchllllgors 646-2629 Room and a qllil't residC'n·
287 Nasseu Road
Move in now~ 3 bdrms l ~
bath home. CIOl!E' to schools
& shoppi~.
DOYER SHORES
SUNOAY 1·5
1518 Antigua W•y
Will tease option this beau·
tiful CU$l"om VIEW home,
approx. 3500 !Q ft of grac·
ious living. Owner rommut·
in'g to Bay area. For appt.
caU
JEAN SMITH
Realtor
646-3255
l!d on manicured park·llke lot . P riv'.'-cy ~revails here! $46 QQQ
grounds. Impressive 2 11t0!')' 3 BR units v.·1th garages &. 1
design with 3 bedrooms plus private patio!\. Live in one J ui:t placed ?n the n_1arkel,
huge mas!er bedroom suite & rent the other 3. this c)(ctptlonal pride of
with prlva1e balrony. Step. $62 000 O\l'TleJ'!;hip home should he
down fa n1 j I y recreation 1 iwen im mediately. P1iva te
room and ('.e nter island (100/o Down) cow1 yard enlry, beautiful
kitchen. 3 delUXe baths. E.'<· yards with room for a large
1B60 Newport Blvd., Cl\f
Rltr. 6~&-3928 E ve. &11·1655
Lachenmyer
pensive flxturea thru -out. Newport pool, and acceSK for boat or
Maintenance free yard with at ln!.iler. Submit your smaller 1--.A"B"O"V°"E"'B"E"A"C'H"-
hoo•o heated pool a"<I patio V home on our guarantee sale _, lctoria Occ11.n & Harbor VIE\VS. 2 area, The location is ..,....at. plan. ... -646-8811 WE SELL A HOME Bit., <.-onv. den, 2 ba. fonnaJ The price unbeUevably Jow. din. nn. Slressed for add.
For a treat see today. Call (anytime) EVERY 31 MINUTES rms. Handsome Normandy
645.0303 Walker & Lee homo w/be•"t. ..... ha,.,. 4 Bedroom walled garden. Can assume
2043 Wes lclUI Dr. at 61!i%. $l~.500.
Nantucket 646-ml Open Eves. OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 1·5 132.00 Ma. Total 2800 OCEAN BLVD.
IOKl\I LOl\0\
,,,~-_,,/ ':.;"
Nttds paint ·but has eXlrll
large rooms, 2 baths. Fiaa·
slone fireplace -and big
R-2 lot. • OOSe to schools.
ln1mcd!af(' possession. Just
$25.000.
\-0 THE REAL '('_~?TATERS
646· 7171 • \ 546·2313
4 Bedrooms
NO DOWN VA .
l':!~~~'!!~~~~L-~Wh'.!!l~t•;,.El~•P~hM~~:.''...· ...:_:_ 1 lial corner ~vi1h 120' front· 1-Rgl!, 2 car g<iroge \V i th OWNER
400 E. 17th, Costa MPse
Assume ex is tin~ 5~ Joan no 1S18 D I h' J Cott>na de! Mar _lfA_S_E_O_P_TI_O_N__ •""'""""· lovely 4 &d.Wm 0 p IR err Walker Rlty 675·5200
2 Bath home with built-ins, OPEN Sat./Sun. 1-5-
forced air hc11.ting. Double June 14th & 15th
The "oversized" home in-.
clud. 2 big baths &: ta.rnily :
room, elect. kitch., cozy 1
fireplace & ~paclous yard.
LoYll!'st in price-cl "400 Plan" ;
in to1vn at $29,000. Flt.A !
ll?rn1s, loo~ llcrltage Real
Estate 540.1151 fopcn eves)
Geneiral 1000 Gen1r1I 1000 loads of storage cabinets. f1==:=:=:=:===========::::;~1 Reti1ing couple selling belov.·
OPEN 1-S garage. seller very anxious. SpoUcss 2 BR, 2'~ ha, den, ONLY $18,950
f
Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
2°STORY SPANISH-POOL
Baycrest's best 4 Br., form. din. rm., fam.
rm. + sep. poo1 room w I connect. bar.
Custom elegance tbruout. 1st Time offer-
ed. $134,000.
Joe Clarkson
UDO ISLE-OPEN HOUSE
SUN. 1·5 108 VIA HAVRE
S BR. home. Great !or lrge. family. Fam.
rm. w/wet bar, din. rm.. swim. pool.
Large patio. 50' St. lo St. lot. $117,500.
Mrs. Raulston
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-5
415 BAYSIDE DRIVE
A bayfront beauty with pvt. dock for 00'
boat. 4 Br., 4 Ba. I-luge fam. rm., bayside
terrace. Sandy beach; sauna bath & much
more for only $110,000.
Chuck Place
BAYCREST -JUST LISTED
Parklike gardens & tall trees surround
sparkling home & pool . Discriminating
buyers \Yill \Yant this lovely 4 bdrm., 31h
bath home w/lrge. fam. rm. & formal din.
room. $74,500.
Mrs. Harvey
IMMACULATE-4 BEDROOM
Prime location. 3 Bath home. Family room
& dining rm. overlooking beauti!ully land-
scaped yard & patio; courtyard entry. 3
Car garage. Room for pool. Under mar-
ket price, $63.750.
~1ary Lou 1'--larion
WATERFRONT WITH SLIP
Charming home with slip for large boat-
sandy beach, too!! In private community
with ample parking -see this now at the
low $53,500 -Terms.
Walter Haase
EXCLUSIVE
NEW LISTING-THE BLUFFS
Popular 2--Story "E" Plan. 3 Bedrooms,
family roo m or den . 2 baths. Lovely view
of greenbelt. $41 .500.
Mary Lou 1\.1 arion
EASTBLUFF APARTMENTS
Prestige Apts. Xlnt area. N'pt. Beach, 1 \~
mi. from Newport Ctr. Rare investment
opportunity w/good return.
Mr. Reynolds
DOVER SHORES WATERFRONT
Gracious :Z..story home "'/3 Br's., din. rm ..
paneled den w/frplc. Wine cellar. Pier &
float. Owner leaving area. Wants offers.
Will carry max. 2nd T.D.
Mn. Raulston
COLDWEU, BANKER & CO .
550 NEWPORT CENTER DR.,
Nl!Wl'OltT BEACH
,,
market value al $49,500.
Bay & Beach
Realty Inc.
67S.3000
2112 Windwerd L.... Don't wait. f'lre kilchen, PLUS hug!!
l\10 VING & ANXIOUS Only St!XX> moves you-into covered boat-port, min. land. 3 BR home on large Jot.
Adult occupied 3 BR hon1e. scape maintenanre. Needs .,,,;..,!. F11A appraisal
RWLY
VERY SPECIAL! SEE & MAKE OFFER. this Channing, near new, 4 ...,....
BR JI' BA 1 w II Slashed to $39,500 $19,000 -Veterans $750 DAVIOSON Realty ' 2 ' van e 11
home n ·n rm gam CURT DOSH R II down, $174/mo. includes "'~"'° Ev". 642-4951 lnun;<>tl~t" fl;,.., .:;.,:j ORANGE COUNTY'S r ea Or '"""'iple, '"'"'"' & "''"·
THE QUICKER YOU CALL. Inflation!! $69,150. Own/agt. LARGEST IT.ID W. Coast Highway Ernie Clevelend, Rltr. 2407 E. Coi.st llwy., c.dM
3 BR, J \~ BA. 6'to FtfA
Small equily, $135 mo pays
all. 656 Surf, CM. 6~2-3184
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RE SALESMAN -OCEAN & BAY •BY OWNERe
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
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p• 90 •••• 111101~119. All tM locatloM lhtftl .....
-1etcri1M4 111 .,..._ fftolJ by -'""ttshtf •l-
wller• 111 tMey'• DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Pcmo"•
ll1ewl119 .,.. llo•lff hir sol• or hi Nflt .... 11r9"
I• Hit •ell l11hnmrtlo11 In tlilt col•-.-• frtdcry.
(2 Bedroom)
401 Santa Ana Ave. (Newport Heights)
NB 642·2799 I Open daily)
318 "L" Street, Balboa Point
645-2000 (Daily 1·5)
(2 Bedroom & Family or Den)
1518 Dolphin Terrace (Irvine Terr) Cdl\-1
642·6472 (Sal. & Sun. 1·5 )
**20 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach
675-6000 (Sun. 1·5)
224 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
675-3000; 673-0554 Eves. (Sun. 1·5)
546 El Modena, Newport Beach
64S.'(17l (Sun. 1-5)
(l Bedroomj
1100 Berkshire (Westclilfl NB
645-2000 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
656 Suri, Costa "J\.fesa
642·3184 (Sun. 10.5)
1993 Meyer Place. Costa Mesa
548-3097 (Sun.)
1430 Serenade (Irvine Terrace) CdM
675-3331 (Sal. & Sun. l.S )
2033 Poloma, Costa l'vlesa
&ll>7171 • (Sun. 1·5)
4909 Bruce Crescent, (Lido Sands) NB
675-4130 (Sun. 1·5)
(3 Bedroom & Family or Den)
2568 Carnegie (College Park) CM
545-2094 (Sat. & Sun. 11·5)
3068 Gibraltar (Mesa Verde) CM
546-2626 (Open dail y)
*2510 23rd Slreet (Back Bay) NB
646-3255 (Sat. 1·5)
287 Nassau Road (College Park) CM
&ll>3255 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
1830 Park Street, J.luntington Beach
536-4698 (Sat. & Sun. to 5)
1147 Gleneagle, Costa Mesa
54-0-1720 (Sun. l.S)
*1126 Goldenrod, Harbor View HUis
Corona del Mar 673-= (Sun. Hi PM)
1307 Marion Lane (Weslcliff) NB
64&-0009/54-0-2858 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
2568 Greenbriar (College Park) CM
64&-81111 (Sat. 1-5)
230 Virginia Place (Eastside) CM
&ll>881L (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
2607 Ocean Blvd .• Corona del Mar
67S.3000/54fl.8868 Eves. (Sun. 1·5)
3228 Iowa SL I Mesa Verde) CM
642·177 1 (Sat. 1·5)
1866 Rhodes, Costa Mesa
546-2313
2828 Drake, Costa ~1esa
546-2313
(Sun . 1-5)
(Sun. 1·5)
2915 Ellesmere, Costa Mesa
546-2313
(4 Bedroomj
1162 Charleston, C.M.
(Sun. 1·5)
548-3209 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
9102 Gellysburg Drive (Glen Mar) HB
962-6194 (Daily)
1018 Nottingham Road, Newport Beach
642·8235 (Sat. & Sun.)
1148 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
642·8235 · (Sat. & Sun.)
1338 Antigua \Vay, Newport Beach
675-0000 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
*341 Westbrook, Costa Mesa
546-2313 (Sun. 1·5)
1438 Santiago Dr., Ne\vport Beach ·
675-4130 (Sun. 1·5)
{4 Bedroom & Family or Den)
2084 Goldeneye Place (Mesa Verde) CM
546-4415 (Fri. & Sun. 1·6)
1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 (Daily)
tt1358 E . Oceanfront Balboa Peninsula
645-2000 (Daily 1·5)
1518 Antigua \Va y (Dover Shores) NB
646-3255 (Sun. 1·5)
1380 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
642-l!235 (Sat. & Sun.)
2341 Irvine, (Back Bay) NB
54-0-1720 (Daily 1·5)
**415 Bayside Drive, Ne,vport Beach
644-2430/833--0700 (Sun. 1·5)
2112 Windward Lane (Baycresl) NB
54().8112 (Open 1·5)
2479 Fairway Drive, Costa Mesa
646-2819 (Sat. & Sun. 1·51
*1920 Kewamee Terr. (Irvine Terrace)
CdM 675-3000 : 673-0554 Eves. Sat. 1·51
1902 Leeward Lane (Baycresl) NB
54-0-1720 (Sun . 1·5)
*423 Ogle Circle, Cosla Mesa
&ll>7711 (Sat. & Sun.)
2826 Francis Lane, Costa Mesa
546-2313 (Sun. 1·5)
363 Vista Baya, Newport Beach
675-1130 (Sun. 1·5)
(5 Bedroom & Family or Don)
*1538 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores ) NB
642-8235 (Sat. & Sun . I
*108 Via Havre (Lido Isle) NB
644-2430/833-0700 (Sun. 1·5)
*304 Robinbood Lane (Eastside) CM
64&-81111 (Sat. 1·5)
20~a1 .. r1 Ave. (Mesa Verde) CM
54().-0556 (Sun. 1·5)
1081 Corona Lane (Mesa del Mar) CM
546-5S80 (Sun. l·S)
APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE
(2-2 Bedroom & 2-1 Bedroom)
514 Avocado, Costa Mesa
77fl.9350 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(I -4 Bedroom & I - 2 Bedroom)
109 43rd Street. Newport Beach
546-1168/67S.1977 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) ...... * .. w.,.,.,.,., .....................
WANTED Charming 3 BR. 3 ba. home. 2400 llCJ. It. of leisure livi11& in
E"Jo th ""·l· r 1· prestige area·, near .,,.hools, Wanl to make $2000 your ~" Y e am~ .. 1 1er; o LV· ""'
first mont h? want all ~ ing on the Peninsula Point. shopping & freeway. 5
ready buyers you can han· $49.500. BDR.i'1. 3 bath, fireplace,
dle '! \Vant an active fast Balboa Real Estete Co. total electric, rose covered
growing oUice? The catch? Josephine \Vebb, ReaJtor patio, ell this for $36.500. '
You have to work and like 700 E. Balboa Blvd., BaJboa Will reca~t living room. ~ •140 For more infonneUoo call to v.tirk. 11 you're yuung. , ___ _c"_c.c'~=---
gl"Cf'dy, and not afraid to go S BE ORM + POOL t 546-82l6.
after listings calt Dick Berg BAYCREST PRIVATE party will pay
or Nadine, 962-2421. Conli-Exclusive area uf hoines. S5,000 cash for your equi ty
dcntial. 2200 sq, ft. of lu:<ury & in income, condominium,
lmmed. Possession
con1mcrcial. mobile home,
beauty. Family room. 3 ho1nc or acres. Below ap-
balhs, Luxurious bull t-ins. praisal less titan 7 ~4 no
Gorgeous contour P o o I. poin1s. Orange or San Diego
3 BR 2 baths ,fireplace, car-Huge Jc. E st a t e siled C.Oun1y. 646-3389
pcl.s, drapes, built-ins, dou-grounds. 540.ITlO bl•""""· $2.1,750. TARBELL 2955 Harbor FOR SALE
Wells-McCerdle, Rltrs. B O 1810 Nowport Btvd., C.M. FUN LIVINGI Y wner
548-7'129 anytiml! rifodrrn 3 Mnn., l block lo Immac. 2 story home with fl ·~~~~~~~""' I S?3 900 pool 3 BR. den, Eastridge
NEWPORT HGTS.-CAYWOOD REAL TY fat.
$19,500 6300 \V. Co:iiit II \\')'., N.B. 646-5533 -------Lovely area. Spacious bed· 548-1290
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fireplace. 2 car garage. MESA DEL MAR 1162 Charleston, off Fairview
Large valuable grounds.
5·10.1720
TARBELL 2955 Harbor
3 BR 2 bath. hard1vood fln; Fannie Price, Rltr
VA/ FHA/Conventional 54S.3209
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NEEDED Rand Realty 64S.2340 and guesl houM: $38.950.
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HOUSIS JIOR S.ALE -r HOUSES·FO~E -HOUSES FOR SALi T
Co1t1 Me11 1100 Coron1 dtl Mar 12.50Coron1 del Mir 1250
We Know It's Tough
To find a Wie 4 BR home
At LAST YEAlts PRJCE -
but we have It, 1750 ll(( fl
Z Pullman bath•, g!'llnd piano
sized Uvlna room. elegant
kitchen with Uouble own.
Walk lo all school&. Priced
~II below market with no
down VA or low down F11A
tenns. CALL JACK llAM·
MONO S-W.11:.1 Hcrllage
Real Estate.' (open evo!.sl.
FOil SELECTIVE SWINGER
OWNER MUST SELL!
Fabulous 1-story home by noted artist-de.
signer -Complete privacy -the home has
lge. living rm., sep. dining, 3 bedrms., 2
baths PLUS 2 separate guest apts. Every·
thing is shiny new, in im peccable good laste
-for the discriminatir1g buyer.
OPEN SUN. 1.5 617 MARGUERITE
(Or C•ll for App't. 67~91)
HOUSES FOR SALE -
Herbor Hlghlend1 1235
Gorgeous
4 Bedroom
l bath \Vlth exquisite carpets
and drapes, • Kllcben will
xatlsfy mol~N lo n d e 11 t
ct.reams and landscaped in •
proffflklnal s t y I r. Sur-
rounded by be•uWul home!!.
• ~.500 Owner W'lll hdp uoam ....
\o THEREAL
\""'-ESTATERS " .· .
646·7171 • 5416·2313
MO~ERN LIVING
New homes, ~eady to move in, lf.i. mile from
beach. Flr:;t 'payment up to 60 days after
move in.
Term1 VA/FHA. From $22,900
The Beach
(on Brookhurst l mil• South of Adams)
962. 1353
:, BR. 2 story, 2100 sq. ft. Colla,• Pirk 1115
Me. s a Verd(' Pacese:tter. N•wport Be1ch 1200 University P•rk Close to Uch, ~J mi lo goU 1----------
LI.do Isle 1351 H_u._nt_i.n.nton Baach 1400 1237 •
c·ou1'!1e. Jill~ 11.ll extras~ Fab-BY OWNER 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;,
ulous lndscp'g \\'/ ba!'.'k touu. l Br. I~ Ba, frplc • HUGE
lain. Oose 10 all sc:hls, l:ol· kitchen &: family rm, crpts,
le1:e. frwyB. 540-0556 drp&, $27.500 Xlnt Jinancing.
OPEN l!OUSE Sun l·S Open Seit & Sun, 2J68
2038 Calvert Ave. Carnegie. 6U.S650 days.
5-15-2004 rvcs. 4WM•• Ole. 637-3930 i -~F-IXER-UPPE~
3 BR. Vacant. ft.2 Lui.
1969 FULLERTON AVE.
3 BR & den, h"'·d firs. rov
tMthO, blk wall, close lo
.schools/shops. $26,900. 4~
GI 108.n. By O\\'IX'r. ::i'l;...3S6
Newport B••ch 1200
$15.750 -10<,0 Do1,·n CHOltE AREA '?ill: ~IR. ROBJ.NSON Quiet st.rttl. Cozy :l Bdrm.,
Davis Really 642·7000 dfu.ing nn., fireplace. Gar·
l\tESA VERDE corner lot. 3 aK'e on alley, extra parking.
lg. BDRi\1, 1~4 Ba. family l..llrge fenced yard. Asking
r n1. Fully crld & drpd. 2 $25.CXXI.
fireplacei;, coverC'd patio.
3068 Gibraltor, Ci\I. DELUXE POOL
$26.900 Owner. 541).2626 Prime area. J Bclnns. 2 Baths
2479 Fairway Drive & dres.<;. 1m. Large Liv. rm.
f.:astsidc 4 BR. 2 BA. Cov Kilchen blt·in~. Pool has
patio, s hake rool , htr., special cover. la1·gc
rtish\\'ashcr, frplc, crpts, tl<'(;k ai-ea. VA appraised al
drps. 5~ ~O GI. $196 PIT!. $31,CXXI.
~·900· e 546-2SI9 OCEAN VIEW
RBPUBLJC llt>n1r. 8~ ltlOi. Cu~tom home i1·i1h a 1•i('11·.
old. 2 ~tory, 4 BR, ·• BA, Df'luxe :: bdrn1s. 2'~ ba.
{am m1.. retreat rn1. 3 car Beani ~iliiii:;-,Kil. blt·ins & ga~e. Mesa Verde Cor lot: niany e.....:u11s. $42,500. W.500. By ()\vner. 516-44.lS
EASTBLUFF REAL TY
PRESENTS
2 ON THE AISLE
1. Surround yourself in Sp;in-
ish charm • 3 Bdrms. 2~J
baths: spiil·levcl, on choice
comer lot ovel'looking spac-
k>us greens • lilt floors, gor-
gcoWl \1·aJI <.'OVerings plus
many cus101n e--'<!1-as. Below
replacement CQS\ at $38,tGO.
Act pronto~
2. Dl"lighlful Dolon's • major
greenbelt location. Quiel
cul de sac • 3 &Inns., 21i
baths, sPlil·level: 2 patios,
\VCl bar & loaded 1vith rtec-
oni.tor's extras. Step:; to
Pool. $39, TJO; on low lease·
hold.
Call us for other Bluffs
exclusive. listings.
2414 Vista Del Oro
NE\VPQRT BBACI I
644-1133
THE BLUFFS
Expansive Bay V iew
' Popular ''T'' n1odcl • 3 Br,
212 ba, crpts, drps. 6~. loan
• By O\Yl'ICI'. 64.;.2370
OWl\.'ER ~1esa \terde tri· ~(j) ~
lovel. ' ~R. lg. fam;y rm. 4'rul#!t. WESTCLIFF
"''mal DR. 3 '" gacg. 2017 ' £ A l ,7 CONDOMINIUM Kornat Dr., C.M. 54&-8597 6-2414 * BY --0\VNER-POOL. 3 Near Npt. Post Ofc. 64 $35,500 -Open Sat-Sun 1·6
1309 Corn~·all Laflc 499-1806 BR, crpts, drps. X·Lrg LR. OUTSTANDING!
Lo1v maint yrd. $30.500. $29,500 BY (}.~rner, Baycrest 4 Br + * 646-2895 * den or 51h, lm nn, 3 Ba. lgc 1 ----.'-..-'-'-----l ~Vcstclifr, Dovrr Village 2 patio & pool. Beaut . BY O\\'NEH. 3 BR I-Ionics. 2· sltll"' Condon1inium. PM'S·
J landscaped, price reduced E. side, 2·\V. sit!e. Very lrg tii;c. 1111ic1 arc11 . In t'OUrl 10 s73.SOO. 5-18-4~
lran~fcrable loci.n!I 5~~'6·~~~. yilrd. Neat· shopping. n'Slau-
Nced cash. 548-lOj!l ranls. Like lll"\I'. LLL'iUrious REDUCED $2000-Now $38,150
ASSUl\IE 5:14 % loan Sl::l n10. 1·arpcled. all M!Uipt, \\'est. 4 61·., l Ba.. fani. din,
3 bl'. full din rm. J.IS-3007. inghouse kitchen. Bc11u!ilul util/laun rm. Total 2400 sq.
1993 l\1eyrr PL Open Sun. private p.1tio. 2 bd1·ms, f,. 32'1 Vista Baya. 0\\•ncr-
1---~---'-~~~-I df!'ssing 1uon1, huge closets, c1•cs 6~6-15-12.
C·2 HOME & romm'l. b!dgs . '.!'~ ba!hs, f1rcplaC'c. EncJC11;· BLUFFS -3 BR. 3 BA $28,700. S:i7 Plumrr. C.~I. h -• f'd :! t:ar garage, cah..... 1v I B·a y \'I e w on \\·Ute 646-5632, cvcs. 64G-1492 ... _ 1..:.:.:.=:::..:.:.:.::..::.:_:_c..._. I pool, ctri::a11t clutinuusc. gt'C'Cnb!'.'11.Stcps to p o o I .
Z> BR, iam rm. fin. gar. rum-terraCt', Sauna. Own land. Cu.st. additions. Ste a I
ASSUME 6'h% LOANS
J be(hwm, 2 bttlh, former
modt'l homt. ~lome h a s
btJ1t1 in wet bal', double
ovens and k>ts o( e"1ras.
Owntr anidou.s. Only $35,500.
2 bedroom. 2 barh l!nd den.
bcautilully dK-or.ited. ilin·
itnal landscaping. }"P $32,950
,) bt>dmomS:-2 1 ~ baths, 2300
sq II., only 2'11 years old.
J>riced at $34.500.
• red hill
REALTY
18068 CUlvf'r Dr .• Ttvi110
OPEN 9 Ai\t.8 P:d 833-0820
E•stbluff 124l
$42,500 DELIGHTFUL 3 bdr
:1 ba, Lusk·huilt homC'. on
quie1 cul-Oe·sac. Large Ie.nc.
ed yard, fain 1•m. din. rtn.
!deal home for gro\ving
fan1ily. 0\\'llt'r is Pnsadena·
bound and cager 10 sell.
Pc11•r DohU~. R<'al101·
6T.rj(X)3
~.L~u7.F~F~~~w"'onn=~1 ~~~,,~.50C"'"""
BU'r r-.IAKE \lt'!'EH.~
J.111sl sell Vic1v end unit "C"
plan w/19:i0 sq. ft. 4 BR's, 3
BA's, scp. dining. Upgrad-
ct! Immaculate! Call Mrs.
\\'hltc 613-9060 or 675--5764
eves. Owncr/a~g~l.7==-;;;e NEW BLUFFS e
2 Br. 2 Ba split level. ~1a.ny
custom fe8.turc~. all elec,
etc. Lo1vest n1aint. & lca.~e.
hold. MUST SELL • BY
O\VNER. ('all Dick Dyer
5.U.4'156 ext 401 or 673-Sm.
Irvine Terr~ce )245
LARGF. 4 BR lun1ily home,
heated & fiUcrcd pool, sep
1•hildren's play art'a. l'IG.000
Bkr. 673--2306 or 6iJ-1355
pus rm. 5~ Jo'HA. ~29,900. Assunte Joan. 01v1lCr Bkr, $44,500. owner 644-426.1 ;C;o:;r;o;:n;:•;;;d;;•;;I ;M;';;';;;;;;;;1;2;;l~O 976 Paularino. 5'10-36111 616-1948. 1(1.)5 DovC'r Dr. =~=~~~-~=~ 1;==========· 1 OPEN SAT & SUN 1.6 DEl.UXE Duplex. OCEAN llOs 1-...:c..=._:c.c...::_.:__ __ VIEW. $42,500 • low dn. BEAUTIFUL VIEW BAYfRONT A' k foe Noom i. Doyl< & FINANCING, TOO WANT Sl/4 O/o Co. 548-116&. Eves 677J..19TI -2015 Galatea,
R 'd t O I x DP.LUXE Duplex. OCEAN Irvine T•rr. 4 Bedroom bcau!y 'vith huge •s1 •n up e _.. VIE\V. S42.S00.101v dn. Ask O~n Sun. l·S family room 1vith raiSl'.U Jii•c. c r--
placl". Has Sl"Lvicc porch and UPPER: 4 BR, dining room. for Naonii. Doyle 0 · Crcat bay & ()('('an vie Iv
fenCf'd yttrd .• Nr'v oulsitk Jiving roo111. Mllarlun:i . &: ;,.\8-llS!f. Eves. 67~19i7 hon1e \1•ith 4 &inns. & big
paint • $31 500 -~nbeli!'.'vab-tlcck. LO\VER: I BR, living f.10BlLE l-IOUtE Sl9,000 pool. O"'™'r 1vill ca.ny part
Jy '-'a3Y to'buy, rooin, dining roon1, solarium Bayfront on Peninsula of financing.
&: deck. J::xcc!len1. hnanc1ng. 675-3808. 67~32'26 D•Lancy Real Estate
\Vilt trade ror mobile park "°========o= 2828 E. Coasl lhvy., Cdt.I
or for land zot1erl lot' n1i> N __ •_w_p_o_r_1_H_•_i_g_h_l _• __ 1_21_0 :..,.,.,....,'~'~~J~17~0!!!!!""!!!!~ Lu.le park. S90.COO.
54s.7111 • s46.231a OPEN SUN 1.5 CUSTOM HOME N·Ew LISTING • . 107 Edgewater St. Corona Highlands; 0 c ea n
Try This For Sighs Newport Beach Individual design 1vith brick view ; J BR. '.! Ba. You own
------LOTS OF ROOM
Culi'lom quality J Br., 011 51'
street to &tree! Joi. 3 C.ar
garage. Lge. South patio:
nr. clubhOOse· & tennis els.
$69,500. Cll.IJ for 11.pp'I.
WALKER Rlty. 67$-5200
JMMACULA TE. 2 BR, irplc
·I-Guest Rn1. ~ Ba., hltns,
IX"I'.' l'PI & painl, !11lnl Lido
locatiort. 15.000 do.,.., 11 .
()wncr. 6T:.>-S023 or 67:r7709
Huntington ~~h-1400
2 BEDROOMS
$13.500 F/P, $1400 1no\-e-in
• ~lier pays f'S!'.'row & all
qthcr costs. S138 per month
Including ta.\~ll. Carpl'ts,
draprs, rlM:1·1ic built -in
range, oven, hood. fan, ;ar-
l>og!! disposal. Therrnosta·
licaJly controlled forced air
hl"ating, double garagr v.·ith
boal door, fcn<.'l!d & land·
scajX'd. Vacant. Jnui11Mli!il<'
occupancy.
PRICE REDUCFO
$43,MO. Fornier rnodcl hon1r.
4 IM.>drooms :l~y baths, heat-
ed & filtered pool, 11ir run-
1litionf'r. Exisrin~ 6';;, FHA
loan. J car garagr.
1'!JYJ:;~•em1 ,, I :::, 546-1101
LI ST your property
w ith confid•nce
SELL with profes·
sional skill
THROUGH
YOUR
REAL TOR MEMBER
Huntington Beach/
Fountain Valley
Multiple
Listing Service
~ R.E. by
McVEY
8894V2 Warner Ave.
Fountain Valley
545-0458 ---WANT LOW
PAYMENTS??
!!et'C''s a FHA loon "'ilh $1!7
Total Payn1cnts, anyonr can
as..~urne and qu111ffy. Sharp,
oldrr Calllorni11. llon1r . llUgl'
Lu!. 3 Quet'n sized bed·
rooin~. Luxurious b a t h.
Doubl<' Gar.igl Ec>licv•• n1c,
you should SN' this o n c!
Priced at S\9.500.
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
SELLING??
Last year Walker & Let' cs·
tablishcd a world's record
of 154 l'f! salr hon\CS M>ld in
one w<>e-k, This year. start·
ina: June 22, v.·e'1-r out to
break our own record. Call
us no1Y lo lisl your hon1e so
1,1 r 'll havi? so1n<'lhing to st"ll.
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
76.t! Edingrr
8.\2-415.1 or :YJ().:il,IO
Open Evc1.
SPRING FRESH
In Glen t.lar on quiet well
k<'pl rul-<le·sa<'. 3 Bdrrns, 2
b11th!; • Carpels and drapes
an.-f'X<.'l!llenl. • A must see
at S26,950.
546·2313 • 646·7171
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A.~sun1C' !hi!!. 51~ "! FllA
.!1•11'1·1 for SSOOO. 4 hr. 2 ba
fµ. FAU. Pa1io .(: BBQ, Or·
an~c 11·s., t'UnlC'l' lot. boat
g1Jlr .t n1UC'h n1orf'. S26.500.
Principles only. M2·1656
-NO OOWN GI
$223 Total Payment
Lg 3 BR. nt.'\l'IY paintt-d, l8x
20' p11l10, huge Joi, near
FV lligh, S2:>,500
HAFF DAL REAL TY
1\74(} \Varner, F'.V, 11.;~41()5
RANCHO LA CUESTA. Tile
roof. Open beam ceilings. 31
UP., 2 BA, lorn111.I dln., lam.
r1n. n1a ny cxlra_c;. V.'alk to
bc11ch. By ()\1•ner S31.9CX;l.1
Assun1c low f'JIA 6·~i ';C
9til-OO'l9
tr 70~2 BETTY-DR!Vt:;
SJIXJO 1!11-no loan ll"f'
0 1,ncr "''Iii hrlp finan~
Ne11' \\·/w · drp!I -llf'1\•ly
pain!NI
Bl1-in:>-blg fncd yd-l'A hl"11t
Hkr Ownl'r S.17-ll').j.1 89J-4 l!'i2
GLBN JVIAR -4 BR. 2 bath,
Newly carpetl'd thru-0ut,
drapes. lrg p11tio, rm;.ny <'X·
lras. See to appreciate. 9102
Gettysburg 0 r . . HB.
!)62-619'1 .. F'\e)(ibll! ll"ntlS.
.f BR. Bolsa Park Home.
Crpts, drps, s prinkl t'rs
bltns, block feo<.~. Close to
Douglas, schls. shopping.
By Owner. 897-2166
Fount1in V1lley 1410
NE\V, By 011•ntr, 3 BR, 21~
Ba1h, 11/\V Ctlr'pt'lS, drJ~,
hlrx:k fcncr. t.tnny !'.'ustom New on rnarkrt 4 bdrm 8..1=-~~-~~~~-galore· :l bedrooms, 2 baths the land. Full price $44.000.
den, fonnal dining. loaded :i1.o',i• tf!A, 3 Br. l ~i Ba. ·large Jiving mon1. Covered CORBIN-MARTIN 7682 Eding('r fcalul'C!>. $31.500. F.uclirl &
llt2 .. 11:"15 or 54(}..1110 Ta1ber!, nr fr1vy . 91iZ--0•17!l \vilh extras, spoUcss inside. ¥ S26.:iOO palio wlth built in BBQ. Realtors
fla'.l·lesslf 1nank·urcd oul· 2:i07 Holly Ln, 3 Br, cqty Close to Harbor Iii and
side, uniqnt landsropin~. pa-SS,700 o\l·ncr mo1:ing, carry grade schools. $33.SOO _ 10~6 3036 E. Coast H"'Y·, CdU1
Oprn F.v1·~. STRATFORJ> 3 Br. niodcl
tim & lighting. $39,950. 2nd. Also: For 1n\.·cs.tme~I dO\\•n will carry. 6i5-1662
Bob Olson RH.r. 5.JG.~O or exchange. Ul8 Un1vers1-13."'-8~R,.:...~d-re-a~m'---h-0-.,-,.-.-...,-m-.1 ty, 3 Br Condo. pools OPEN DAILY 2·5
--A-S~SUME 51;~;;-,--hon1e. ts nloc; old. Pool,
S1vilch your f'QUily ! r om lnclscpd, corner lot. ne1vly
"back horrir'' i1110 this rlc-1 =""='"="="='-=O=w=""='··=-=·=""='=,11 i;:ant 4 BR 2 ha hon1c. Full
carpr1in& & llt'8/X'S. clrc
kit. lan1 rn1, ulil rn1, fil'f'·
plll.C.1', striking p;ilio with
r.1o:otir plan\B. Only Sll!9
n\Onthly inf' all. t.latch the
rqui1y ol $11.700 and save
n1on1·y.
d N $38,500. 232.1 Easthlulf. :1 Br. pletely redecorate . cw Condo, SJ0,000, 1 c ased,
cpts, drps. Has e,·cn·lhing! trouble.free lax sheller. A.
$29,950. By owner 546-725:>. Cle.vidcncc • R. l\.1cl.eod.
V d 1110 675-6041. Mesa er e =:.::-.:..:..:.::.:..--= HE I GH·HO
PACESETIER
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
OPEN DAILY
401 Santa Ana Ave.
413 Acacia, CdM
3 BR, 2 bath, 2 8lory, fenced
yard & fruit trl'f'S.
Chvncr 673·9'121
EXCITING, 3 BR, tlrn and
dining rn1 , honll' 1vith lge
svw'inunlng pool antl uulst:in-
d1ng outdoor recreational
area. 1126 Go l denrod,
Cull for appr
0. D. COLE
S.18-4811 Realtor 6l· .. os.10
3 Big bedrooms, slate rnlry
and )"()('k firepla('(' .• Spot·
less throughout .• You nnisl
~ee !his beautiful landst'ap-
ing. $.1il.9j() Easily finant:·
od.
Cerofree bcat·h Jivini: nr.
N.H. \'achl Club &: also nr.
hay s1vimming beach, at a
ha.rgain. 3 Br., !~4 baths
p!u~ niodern kitchen, Older
bul 1r!'.'ll n1aintained.
Tastefully dl"t.'Orated con:1cr
hon1e in nicest res idential
area. This lovely 2 B<lnn
home is imm11cula.te. & has
lush crpl'g, drps, Jrg kitch·
en \Y/ bllns & can be pur-
!'.'haS!'.'d w/ a lov.· down pay-
ment 11.t S..?9,!"..00. 642-2799
Marbor Vit'w Hill~. 673-2'122 POOL TIME
5 46·2313 • 646·7171
BURR WHITE
REALTOR
:!901 Newport Blvd., NB
6i~ .. ~6;l0 642·1'153 Evrs.
BAY VIEW LOT-Balboa Cov•s 1215
SHORECLLFF' 3 BR, 2 BA. 15x43' pool, heate1·, filter,
Quiel tree hnrd area by thr diving board + 22x24' add·
sea. r·ce simple. Access to 1 t'(I family roo:n. Spotlc~~ly
beaches. Under $::,0,000. By i:ll'lln throughoul. 0 n I y
O\\'llE'r. * 673-~1 S.13,95(1 . hell<'r check lhls
SJl ,:;oo · 2 UNITS • 1 BR onr'
\VATERFRONT • 4 Br, 2 Ba, hou~e "'ith fircplaci·, ~tudio MUTUAL REALTY \\'ith small bca!'.'hy collagr..
3 BEDROOfi'lS BY O\\INER. Suitable for building. Just
$2700 do1\'fl-110 2nd. 5.26,950. ~tcps lron1 public s'vimmina:
l.erge ramlly 1'001n, 2 bath!;. beach.
2000 sq ft . Pir.r & slip. No. apt. g. clouble gur11J!C. Phone l---"'~"~·'~'~":..::""~Y~l~in~"=--~ Balboa Coves. SJS.000. 637-3002 or 835-;.466 DIVORCE
$2000 d'.l·n. p & I $392. !\lo. I ~Cl~l~A~R7M7.IN=G~~D7UP=L~EX=-:-:o,
or make offer. 5~100 doublr lot . So. of l{wy. ?l.larinc lli School, 70' rorncr
Jot w/hlock frnt'\', l l~c W/W """''· d"•"· BURR WHITE d1sh\vasht'l', ex Ir a C\IJ)-
011·ncr. $58,500 673-4169 BRs, 12x15' fain rm. &II boartls, fireplace, shake
roof, rlout!r J?aragc, Guava, 2901 Nc\\'port Blvd~, NB
REALTOR 122Q
apple, avociido. orange 675-4630 642·2'l)J Eves BEACH HOME
tret"s. l:; 9 8 ~1yrtlewood. BJ\YFRONT ~IOBlLE J BR 2 bath, fircplac:c. built·
~ HO~tE ins, 2 patios, double. ga~.
W ER 2 Br, cabana. 11:, ba. frplc, w/v.· carpeU I: d rap cs. BY 0 N \ nvail boat sllp, adll secHon. Drive by 427 Lugonia, NB.
CUSTOi'YT REPUSLIC H0i\1E Community clubhouse, pool, $27,950 -low dOlvn . Genco
ON BEST VIEW LOT OFT· J:amc area, r.lc. \\/ill trade Realty Co. 642-4422 Eves.
ERED. 4 BR, 2 BA, SING-up or do11'n for fum or un-S.W.3505.
LE STORY DES I G N, fum Laguna Leisure \Vorld 1 =ro=R-SALE~~~.,-~o~.-.,-,.~3
PHONE 5'1~2144. or hillside Orange. Co. Bcdroon1. pa.tit>, garage.
MOVING East.0.l'ner 1n11st llon1c. 5'16-73.11 Coro mun i I y flOO( &:
sell! 4 BDP.i\f, 11!4 Bfl . 200 Steps To Be•ch playground, 2 blk~ from
Clo~ Io schls. sh r · i::. Beautiful 3 brdroom 2 bath ocean, Nev.'j)Orl Shores. 242
churchc!I. $2.1,900 * 546-'iJOS llOnll', deep shag carpel t.: l.ugonia, NB 642-3286
expost'd b r a m ceilings 1227
Lido. Isle 1351
$51 ,950
EXCEPTIONALLY AT-
TRACTIVE L I d o ll<lm''.
ideal for couple or small
family. 2 BR., 2 Be ., fom1al
din. or family rn1. ln1macu·
la!!".
$69,000
CH/\Rt.tlNG, l \s story tam·
ily llOmf' 4 BR., eonv, den,
21!1 b11. Lge. \iv. rm./for,mal
din. rrn . f'aci ng ~lrada ;Jj'
Loi.
College Park lt15 1hroughout, 3 land~aped pa.·
C.:..-----'I tios. fireplac:c, all built·in BEAUTIFUL 3 BDRl.'1. 2 $99,500 4 BEDROOMS kitchen, do u b I e a;arai:e. bath.,, formal dlnlrig room, CU S T 0 flt EXECUTIVE
Dover Shores
41h Bedrocrn has been addrd $32,500, &t2-.'W!ll spacious family l living ro-HOME. J BR., den, fo1111al
\\·ilh separate l'ntranct! and * REDUCED * oms. f.fag:nificent View! By din. m1 .• fnm. rm. 3 Ba.
bath. Be.auU!ully deckf'Cf owner. ~l Prifl'lt! 60' <.'Omer ior.
pool with aolar heat. $33.500 THE BLUFFS Lido Re•lty Inc.
• Easy Terms.
'O THE REAL
""'-ESTATERS '' ., ·,
3 BR It 2 BA eomer lot, Westcllff l230 3400 Via LK!o 673-88:JO
Vil'W I: spal<.'OUI (ecllng.1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. CHARMING 3 BR. 2~ bath Custom carpts, drps, o~r
exiras. ilal>dy pool. Owner ON A Lovely quiet WestcliU bome; wet bar: sunny 110Uth
644-()771 St. In Mariner Elem, It NpL patio. l;i, Block to best
141 500 I N S39 '~ HI ~.,. ~-ol-pl•, ~avy brach. Lido's bel!I bu)' at 54"'-2313 • 646·7171 , va ue • ow ,......., ..,,. r~ '" ... .., 7 ~ XI "' ahake roof, paflt'lled !iv nn, $5 ·"""· nt terms.
\''ANT A 7\'o • ""''7 0oc10, OPEN HOUSE d' 1.~ bl! 1 3 BR 2 Immediate Posseuion uv/'\l~ in rm, e ._.,.,. . ns. SHORE PROPERTIES lw~l fbai"",""'• 1~~i:·c:;lt~ D~ ii~'·,!,~:~· L~!. Ba, clean ept11/df!>S . 2 673-9060 GTh-5'7&4 Eves.
7'" pallofl, dog nrn. $42,500 by
gubstanllal down payment. \\'c!tclilf are11, J Br. 2"' ha. o••ner. ~I~ UNUSUAL SET.UP
Hu pttrchued a new homl' l\la.ny C'xtru. Prlc(' ii.-tatly Bayfront -2 Sep. k>lll . older
A-11.-anl1 actk>n! AAklnc; redu~cl. Owner k'avll'C • BUSIEST marke.1pl1ce In hotne on 45· lol . guest h~.
f17,500. All offers will be SAYS Sl::LL? Roy E. George town. The DAILY PILOT I! pool on 30' Joi. :z Piers/ co~Tdered . Ask for Bill Rllr. 540-2858, 6l6-0609. Cl!WWed section. Saw lllP.l. SZ2l,®.
6'6-3255 or 5.ff>..205~ A&:I. DAILY PD.oT WANT ADS money, time 6 effort, LooJI R. C. CREER, Realty
\Vh.ile elephants! D\mN.Jfne Dial 642.ft b' RESULTS now''' · m Via Udo sn.9.100
FHA or Gf, 1ukc over 5~~':·0
with caioh, Sl~l(l to1a1 n10.
pmtl'!.
BRASHEAR REAL TY
81741;):!\ i!:VCM, 131·3769
TilE GOOD LORD
STILL LOVES THE
\VOHKING t.IAN
Shaq1 3 BR \Vllh l'lcctric
buill-ins I:. rlishv.·a.sher al
$15,900 full prict.
PHcific Shores R<'ally
847-8586 or ~1:16-88!).I
Room for Boct
or Troiler
J RR home. carpcl1, drapes.
hun:h\'ood noo1'S, la.rtt<' lent:·
rd y11.rd . Pl'i('l"d rlghl a!
$20.900 GI or FHA lc.>m1s.
. MUTUAL REAL TY
&42·1418 a11yliml'
Transferred
Leaving a.rc;a lnimcdiittrly
FiorkJa bound, ?.tusr *111.
Delta R•al Est1te
616-+11~
3 BR, 2 BA. den. Many xtra11.
Xlnt 1amily home pr\Ced lo
JIC\I. 1330 Park St., H.B.
536-4698
BY Owner, 4 BR. 1~1 b11,
new cplll, dhl. ~r. A!l.Sumci
6~ F'JiA loan 847· 7002
DAILY PIWI' WANT ADS!
;.
Seal Beach 1450
Assum!! 51;,o;. GI
3 BR, 2 BA. N!'.'IV bltns,
crpt'd, 2 frplcs., 1'Cdec in &
ou l. Lrg fam rni. $37.500.
011·nrr. 4J04097
1475
3 BR., forn1al rl in rm, den.
Cry11ta l & marbll'
pullmBn~. Beaut. lndscpd
1v/ hlock Inc. Camper le.
boat 11tora{('C. Nr. F rwys. By
Oll'llt'r $52,000. 5.14-877 •
Westminster 1612
EVERYTHING HEREI
HORSES TOOi
Lot i1 232"330 rronllnJ: on ,.
n1ajor s I re e I, Gorgrous
hnme 1vith \\'Ork ~hop & ft
pool. Gigantic rer.reation
roon1. Big in!·Onll' fro111 the
hor!ics. Lcfs tal{t• a look 111
I his?
Rex L. Hodg•s, Rlty I
847-2515
L1gun1 Beach 1705
FANTASTIC VIEW
Dccomlor's O\vn cha1ming
Ir different homt!; liv. rm.
11'/lrplc., family din. nn. v.·t
frplc.; 2 ~mllrt BR's &: 2
Ra Jh1gr den 'vl frpl. A d~
light ro ~how. $49.500 ·
SEE THISI
A rurr 0111>Qrtunlly 10 acquire
chur1!h. ~"uitable fo1• mt't'I·
Ing tiall or lltlle thcalrt'.
Scats 13!'1. lla<1 cqufp'd.
kilch., ;,er front. Ql()ice
North e:nd J(I(', S60,0<XI !? .e:;. M ... ~~
J;;.J N, Coa11t lfl"'llY·
l..ui;unn Bt>aCh
494-7511
--SUPERBl--
<k't'~n v1e .... ., 2 Br. rum.
hme. 10'/.i Down or c;ash IO
)Qtin tJIM»unt. Prlnclpala
only. Cllll owner 842-4606
OIARGE IT!
PAUL
WHITE
CARNAJIAJI -e..
IT'S
THE
SOLD
THAT
COUNTS!
$20,000 to $24,999 I
VACANT
FOUR
IEDROOM
!\'car &hopping a r t a ,
E.lstsidc location · zoned
R-4-Roon1 for mo~ uniL~.
2 bath home-blt·in
kitchen-2 car garage-full
prlct only $24,950. Call for
showing. 546-5440
NUD TO SEU.
NOW?
LET P.W.C. DO IT
LESS THAN 2 \VEEKS
3226 Colorado C.l\t .
9..14 Junipt'1'0 C.l\I.
212 Loyola C.J\I.
2083 President C.A1.
2960 Royal Palm C.M .
411 Lenwood Dr. C.1.1.
IUY
LOW!
This overlooked 3 BR +·
Fan1 Room value Is one of
today's best beys • funo-
t!onal floor plan-has l %
hatM-electric bll-in oven
& ranee. Service porch-
fireplact-v;/w cpts 8r
draJ>("s. Fenced yard. Ex·
cellent locaUon-n e a r
schoob: &: shopping-now
only $24,950. Mak" of-
fer 546-5440
I $25,000 to $29,999 I
NEAR WESTCLIFF
CENTER-NEWPORT
Bl"autiful 3 BR homf' v.•i1h
hardwood lloon;, \Valk lo
school & ~hopping. 2
hal hs, spacious 11 v Ing
room, fireplact'. l'cnccd
rear ye.rd with lovely
(.'OVC'N'CI patio. ].O\\'l!!ll
priCt'd home tn llarbor
liij!tuands · only l28,500.
Call 'for showing, 51~5440
FEARLESS·
FRUGAL-
FINANCING
4 Bedrooms + ramUy
room + built Ins + 2
baths. 2 slory vacant. Ex-
1ra larg<' mast!'.'r bedroom
11·ith b a t h ter.
race kitchen . 1 1 ~ ycar11
old • VA appraised at
S.29.'iOO \l'ith llO down pay.
mcnt lo GUalified Vet or
low do11•n to FHA. Priced
al 129,700. Anahcin1
5.16-54.)0
SMART MOVE
REAL FIXER Ui'PIR
J.1ust sell as is • It's dirty
And neglected needs paint
and lots of clean t.\P • VA
repoS!i<'ssion in t.1esa del
?>lar 3BR-FR. Excellent
floor plan· 1~ bath.!· bit.-
in kitc hen -dishwasher.
Fencrd yard. Brick patio
-a~ is for S2fi,OOJ · S$O
do11'11 payment S 2 2 l
month. Call !or show-
ing 546-5440
ASSUME 60/o LOAN
No extra cost or change
of inte.rest. 4 BR • with
nearly new w/w cpt.s •
over 2(0) sq feel of living
RAMBLING RANCH
In choice Eastslde loca·
lion • 3 BR + f'R . larg'"
living room • used brick
frpl • v.·I"' 1·p1s -r
drapes. Sparkling kitchen
-wi!h bit.Ins . 1 ~6 baths-
stall sho\\·er. Solld waln11t
\\'Ct bar in f11.mlly mom-
11hake roof-only S26.%0,
No do1vn to Veteran •
?.l in. F'llA -call no1v
546-5,140
lfl a new home -lovely 4
BR + F./R • in l\Tesa
Verde. Bca u ti'fully
l andscaped yard -
sprinklers Iron! & rear-
rock root motll"rn • 2
baths · all electrll: bll·in
kitcht'n, 18x21 11 v i n g
roor11-firplc. P r i c e
$27,500. EZ term11 546-5440 ly $25.500. 1-lurry 546-5-140
I
area-2°'~ bath-stall
:<1ho,1·er· huge m a 1 t e r
bedroom wtth b a I h •
Spacious L/R \Yith alone
lirplc-monthly pymnts ! only $173 Includes all. Ol)o
OYER $30,000 I '.t
IRING YOUR
KING SIZE IED!!
It 1«·\11 fil v.ilh room to
!!pare. \.\'hal'B more. this 4
BR · 3 bath homf' has the
!arr.est kitchen in Mesa
Vl"rdl" · or counre. bil·ins -
home has 2640 i.-q feet • 50
fee! aluminum covered
patio • M'N'f'l'K"d In room.
Shake roof w c 11
landscaped. Only $39,500 •
liurry! a.iS.j.110
lnternt Conscious?
,As111me. S l/2 °/o Loon
then inspect this 4 large
bedroom e,'l(l"CU!ivc home
in Nr"rport B e a c h :
(ie.~li:tned for C'asy livin~.
Trtrific ki1chcn 1\•ith all
cil'Clric billin oven &
rangl', dishwasher, e:-;-
pcnsive lilt'd lops &
splash. extra l a r g e
service room, 2~4 baths,
lraHic free living rootn
\\'ilh fil't"placr, I a r g e
family room \\'ilh
fireplace open~ out to
patio with f i r f' p It.
Separate 14x10 formal
dining rootn. You 'll not
fine! a nicer ho1ne al only
$53.950. CALL NO\V
546-5-140
QUAINT ·
CHARMING
V.'ilh 11. definite personal!·
ty. This older 3 BR +
family room homr l'I dif-
rcrent. Choice Newport
B«'ach location n e a r
Harbor High. Spotless
condition Thruout. t'an.
tastic 18 "< 20 sunken
fan1ily room v.·i!h rock
wall + hea11 h. Spacious
1Jv1ng room too, 1~·ith
\\•/w carpels • quality
drapes. Separalr dining
room 1vith beam ceiling.
Brlghl kitchen. Park like
yard 1vllh C'OVCn!ci patio,
rrit~ll right at S34,000.
IO'M do1vn. :;46-54'10
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
Excrllcnl 2 bdrm hoffic
with hardwood floors. Just
off Cliff Driv<' 1vi th possi·
bill1 y or Bay & Ocean
vie1r. Double i;:ar11ge &
double carport. Boe\ park·
1n1. Assumable 6* 'ffl loan
only $32,750. Call for
showin1. S.;&.5440
SPANISH
HACIENDA
Lovely J BR .Ir. tara:e lam.
room home in Costa
Mc$8. Walk lo all school.I
& shopping. Distinctlve
tl le entry, 23' living room
with firl'place. outstan-
:l:ing i.itche11 v.·ilh built.In
•Ven & range & D/W
quality carpets & drapes.
1 ~ b.llh, stall sho"rer.
Ai;klng S.'.0,9j(J • E Z
terms. 546-544LI
MASSIVE MASTER
BEDROOM
1vi1h tis own · dn!Bslng
room + bath. 5 BIR 2
&tory • f.1esa de! Mar •
l m1naculate homl!: just
listed • J baths'· over 2~00
sq feel ol living area.
Sparkl ing large kitchen •
with electric oven +·
rarige. • Brk Bar • traUle
free liv room. }'i.rpk:.
\v/w epts k custom
rtraix:s. Park-like yard·
sprinklers. Boal space,
Only S37, 950 S4&Sf40
I POOL HOMES r
REDUCED $1000
This. quality, 2 story 3 BR + den + faniily roon1 rur
quick sale. Ea 1 tr l d g e.
E11talr. 2 story Con·
lcmpotlUj' 3 BDRM., 0 Pn
& F'am. Rm. & POOL~
21i baths· n1arble
pullm11ns. Enclo!'C<l front
patio courtyard open ceil-
ings, slonc lrpl. extra
large fa1nlly room:
COOL POOL
Gl'C'11t for entcr1aining.
Lovely spotless 3 BR +
la.n1ily roon1 hon1c In
l"ho ice \Ve~t cll fl
neii?hbor1l0od. 2 blocks lo
main shopping center. 30
foot heated &: lighlrd pool.
ln bcauliful land11eapcd
cera1nic tile k 11 e h en setting. Great k 1 t ch e fl
w/mb;ed asl1 cabinet. all with "'ails of cupboards
electric:. built·ins. Trcmen-hll·ins
doos entertaining. Rear
yd ., heated pool.
Mr./Mrs. dressing rooms.,
garden lights!!! Priced to
sell at only $36,500. SEE
1'-UR SURE! 5'1fi-5.140
dishwa11he.r. :Z
bath.,. This warm And
friendly l10me is priced
t1g~t at $~~.950 • compare
& buy 546-M40
J IDRM. +
HEATID POOL
:! hedroom
mom. Mosa
+ famnt
Verde •
owner translerred. \Vants
quick, sale. Newly palnted
tntet•ior • all l"iectric bll·ln
kilchen dlshwashl"r. 1'4
bathi"! stall 11hower.
14x20' living room • frplc.
custom • heated pool •
with aulOmatic awtepet'.
Nf'1v gold w/w cpts,
Price no~ $27,500. !ttake
offer 546-5440
Fpen Hou1e1 ••• Sun. 12130 to Sa3ol
304S V• lurn, C.M.
2 Blk.s N. ot Baker-I blk
E. F'aitview. (rm for trlrl
O\\·nc1'l! have spent lhoO·
n.nds on l.hlB 4 BR home·
new w/\lf cptl' just lrn;ts.I•
Jed • 6 mo. old 34 ft. An-
thony heated pool • slide •
pensive decklrts -oow 40
gal. waler heater • jW!I
palnled ~terlo and tinlsb-
i:"d Interior. Aftn-all thlJ
owner ii tram;ferred and
must 11tll. 2 ba. bits of
coo~ • lC.lnt locaUon. Atk·
Ing SJJ.000. ~
425 Lnwood Drlwe
'i Blk E. of TusUn · 1 blk
So. 171h S11 Price reducOO
Sl.200 tor quick sall!:, Va·
.Putt • 3 BR + FR • iv:wly
~rated I n terior.
Ru.stlc moden1. N e a r
Jlarbor H.igh, Extra lg
bedroom • dbl fireDl•ce •
blt·ln. Now en!Y $30,750 ..
'EZ tcrmr ~
17217 Sooht ........
"°"""''" Valley
4 BR
Owner lllUSI tell.' 1"
baths · w/w cpl• • drapra
• JW'it repaintl!'d. Slump
stone. encloeed patio +
19.rgc unfinished bonUl
room. Will tell no down
VA • or min down FltA.
Onl,y S28,450. San J>\e$O
t'reeway taJte Mapolla
off ramp north M&-MfO
PAUL· WHITE· CARNAHAN -Realt9 Co.
1093 IAKER STREEt, C.M.
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-Furnl-Houses Unfur nl1hecl Aph. Fumlohod Aph. Unlvmlollocl ..... , .. Unlvrnlohod
~na ... ch
2351 Coll• Pork 3115
THIS NE\V E.XE<lJ'l'lVE COM-FOR 1..eaat, aupuior bomt, S OLDE INC TO N 1: w po RT Bn. 2 BA.. family nn, ieW-tlOUSE BEACllr Wlnl<r 1.... 9 Ing rm. 122>-,.._7823 ""'-'-
monUut. from Sep\, 10 10
BELONGS TO A. BYGONE June l!), Lldo Isle Noni, New-rt •·1ch 3200 ER.A. Located In the heart· ,..--1aJld of 1 •-·-·· Rlvllll"I. ~I. 119 pier 1.nd ~ip,I ;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;; .._ ... -tumlahed. 3 bdrm.IL Con-I•
Coutlint. SUuattd on b'eC! veta~ den l baths, newt.)' B / B sh&ded 1round1 Ii sh!!ltettd ,.:..,, ,,..., ,,~ . by high brkit wans, in patio ~oovated. vwncr .,,........,...,.. TOWNHOUSES
aan:ten settlnc that atf<mfj 234 VIA Lido Nord. $1500 n10 ADULTS ONLY ! 3 bt>d-
a SCENIC VIEW OF TllE ~nt exc:ept Ai.ag whlch ill rooms, 2% baths. Split·
OCEAN .t CATALINA 1$.. $20XI. WE 4--0920 or BR ~vel CarpeU, drapes &
I.ANDS. 0-4547 bulll·lm.. 3 car 1af1it. Fao-
'I'HE ANTIQUATED 3 BO-·-r:s pool. $265/month.
RM . FLOOR PLAN, Is rem· L19un• a.1th V05 ALSO
Cool• Maee 4100 1 .c~..,~·~,,,..~~jjiiiiiiii5ii100~I N..P.rt llffch 5200
NEW SPANISH 11 2 BDRM. -"""""
VILLAGE APTS. HARBOR clotc to ....,.._ v .. c1, 1185 1 l 2 BDRM. Funt or un. mo.. No chlldttn, no pets.
l\tm. -· dohwhn, .. u GREENS 64:h1978 ,, .... clean'1 ovens, pe.Uo, break-""""-"'"""'======-
fast bars, private twidec.ks, Eid Bluff 5242
lrg 5torage cloletll. f:le•ted .BACHELOR UNFURN.
pool. saunas, bar-b-qUf's. fro $110 e NEW DELUXE e
Sound proof walls, walk In m 3 Br. 2'il ba apt. for leue
closets, covered carport. ALSO AVAILABLE Incl. tpa.e. mstr, suit~. di.o
Adults. no pets. 1 • 2 & 3 BDRM. rm, 4: dbl. 1arase, auto.
TllE CALIFORNIAN Healed Pools, Child Cant door o~ avail. Pool A
Phont ~2n7 Center, Adj. to Shoppl~ -rec. area. Nr. CathoUc
No pets llllowed Church I school A Corooa
DLX. apt. spac. 1 BR, Ideal
for bachelor. $120. 1993
Church Sr., CM. ~S-9633.
1100 Petenon Way, at Hat-det Mar Hi&h.
bor & Adams, Costa Mua • ONLY $260 e
M&-0370 837-871 Amlp Way, N.B.
inlscent or another lime & ADULTS ON LY! 2 bedroonis NEWLY crptd 1 Br. furn.
place. Mustve liv. rm. in LEASE bt:aut mod 2 Br, 2 baths. SpUt-level. Carpets'. L.rg rms! $13r. mo. 523 lMMAC. 2 BR, patk>. garage 1 ,C~o~ro~n~1~dieliiMe~r-~5~2~S0~
"GR.EAT llALL D.EmCN." v le v.•, co 1 o r TV , draprs & buil1-ins. '..I car Bernard Sf. Apt o, 642.-6904 Semi-retired adults only.
HAS COVED CEILINGS & WlU~r/dryer $250. mo. !MO 1ara.g"· $2'15 month. l BDRM fu UTtL PD Avail. immed. n tstrno.
HEAVY \VOOD BE.V.fS. Trmple Hills Or. ~11).-8811, Bay & I-ch rn, · 646-2276 or 646-£,626. ....:
IS Fll.TERED TIIBOUGH -Realty, Inc. 2 BR, 2 liu., patio, trplc, 1l,t ore• WHERE SOFT SUNLlGJ.rl' eves 49f.-0404.. -$100. 64&-~ or M3-3333 ~
TRANSPARENT s Ky. OLD Spanish chann, Jge .4 901 Dover Dr., NB Suite 126 Newport Beach 4200 crptll, drps, newly dee. 1255
LIGHT. GRANDIOS. L 0 G BR, ocean ~· patios, Innt 64~2000 Eves. 548-&166 Baker. $150. 540-4358
BURNING FIREPLACE. ll'ees. nr hlj:h school & l"!'~!!!O!!""'""""""""''"' I NEW SPANISH QUIET 2 BR, 1% BA. Pr-pa· ON TEN ACRES
framed by rough hewn tim· beach, app 1 ac~. 300 a.I .• TiiE BLUFFS on the Bay. VILLAGE APTS. tio Gar-Adults-no pets. 2.346 l &: 2 BR. Furn &: Untum
hers ~ mantle. FORMAL yr lit'. $400 ino. 494-3112 50' deck wtawnlnr & glass 1 &: 2 BDRM. Fum or un-Santa Ana. S4S--0728 Frplcs I prlv. patloa/Pools.
DINING RM. HAS BIG • !-nclo.sed gazebo. Charming tum, Air-cond, dshwhrs, 1eU ·""""'=---.-----.--~-,----I Tennia -C.Ontnt'I Bids!. put-
8 A Y WINOOWS OVER· Lag~n• .~igu•l-~707 patio ~H din nn, lge mastr c.lean'g ovens, patio, break-1 BR grdn apt. fpl, cpts, ting rreen.
LOO LCO:r.no B t n-I 2 f .___ drps, bltns. patio. pool. 900 &>a Lane, c.dM 644-2GU KING THE BA .. ~-LUXURY area, 4 br, 2 ba, ea' '°Ex\ e . .-~csenl y Br, 2 ai;t ~. private lundttks, Adlts, no pets $12l. 546-5l63 WIOCEAN VlE\V. July Aug or yearly Walk to . pansion to l Br, den 1rg storage closets. Jteated (f\1iicArtbur nr. Co•i;I Hwy)
Rnnodeled kitchen, opens to beach. OM.er m.Mu le 3rd .Ba. $425 Mo/or $500 pool, saunas, bar-b-ques. 1 BR Duplex, gail:., elderly olde fashioned drudiery & · w/add1Uon. 644--0837 or SoWld prooI wallll, walk in pref'd. No dogs, close lo l BR, pa.rtiaUy furn. $165.
R"Wing ~m lhal overlooks Summer Rintalt 2910 ~"~'~-'~"'=·~--~---clO!!ets, covered carport. shop'g. 54S-2720 f.1o. 600
1
,'I Acacia. Sat &
the patio terrace. TH IS LOVELY Nwpt Sch home, Adults, no pets. S~P~Ll~T~-1-,v-o~l.-2-B-,,--new-o-p<s-", =Sun=~-========
UNIQUE, OLDE HOUSE NEWPORT Beach; 2 to 5 avail June 23rd. Back yard Tl·!E CALIFOR NIAN drp!i! &. stove. Adult~. no
ltA.S BEEN COMPLETELY BR. Ooean It Bay front, pool, 2 blks to ocean. 3 BR, Phone 546-2727 pets. 2885 Mendoz.a 54>5421
RESI'ORED. Has_ IM!W Door Lido , OI' Balboa laland; fncd, cptll, drps, bltns. $3001SJ=N°'G'°L.E~Y~oung--A~d~ul~u~Lw<--REDEC 2 BR, reir1g, bltins,
~s. carpeting, decor-$150/wk., up. Also yrly. mo. 847--0163 ""' •"""'" ap•-with .....,,ft cpts drps no pols 568 W atin&", etc. U you have been Leues avail. Bkr. 615--4130'1;:,-;;--;-;:--===~~~ _., "' ........... ' ' ' ' looking for an older home 642-48)6 N E A R W E ST C L I F F try club atmosphere and Wilson, M5--0760
w/character con!'lidcr this delightful, lge. 2 Br. garden complete privacy. SOUTH 2 BR -2 BA Studio. Drapes.
al ' * READY NOW * apl. Couple pref.: aorry, rx> BAY CLUB API'S. lrvitM! at cpts. pvt patio. Adult!'!. tZ13)
Balboa 5300
Huntington Beach 5400 $31 tSO FULL PRICE Taking reservatlona lor Jum pets, .no children. $160 Mo. 16th Newport Beach. 592-52'l1 or 548-8301
T ' 1 off 2 Br •Pt, nr ocean. Sleeps 6. Hal P1nchln & Assoc 675--4392 l--;-;=~('071~4::,I ~"'.;5--0550~~=~ erms open o er \Vkly rates 312 l3rd SL 1 BR duplex. Quiel, malure E "t' L" ,
REAL ESTATI
Genar1I
R1nti la W1nted
UCI
5990
STUDENTS & FACULTY
•~ faced again with a hol.is-1.ne shortage, We a.re asking
lhe community to l11t &ey
a.vllilable rental,, summer
or Yl!-ar tOUnd, with the hous-
ing office, Please c a 11
mell Jor a listing form.
SINGLE pro!essional nWI
"10+ wants clean modero
furnished apartment. June
JO occupancy. Will L'Onsider
&harinc new home. Recur-
rent travel, discreet. Any
beach area, prefer Corona
<lel fl.1ar. 646-7000
R00~1. gentlemen preferred.
Pvt. balh, entrance &. patio.
Lhiens. cleaning. close to
fv.'Y & all facilities, nr MISSION REAL TY NB 615-2032 DUPLEX av~il/July l. 3 br, *NEW BAY FRONT* adult. Ref. 263.1 Orange, XCI lnCJ IYlftCJ
9S5 &I. ~'ii Hwv., Lai::una · · . 2 ba, bllns, incl. dshwshr. & \\'inter rentals, lower dupJE'x, Sunday. :>18-8007 In nc1v apls. 1 bedroon1, 2 Adams & Brookhurst. $85.
Mo. 967-4173. Phon 17141 4•• •731 WATER.FRONT. lkautiful 3 frpl. t block from beach. 2 BR, 2 Ba furn. Avail Sept. bedroom _ 2 bath. 1 Y"tWV BR Duplex, Newport Isl. 672-1158 or 12131 242-9371 6 .,.,,. ""7 19 Quiet, Dix. 2 BR. apt. $140 $195 · -~a. ino. " th SI.. Adutls only no pets to PRIV
BEAtmFUL Ocean view Garr. lndry, boat dock. Wk . 2 BR. w/w, cpts. frplc. drps, N.D. 6T:.>-023G. 1777 Sa 1 A A ·64~ i:<=~2 S . · room w I k i I c h c n home. 3 BR. 2 BA. k>v..'P.r or mo. Sept only. 673-7861 or relrigerator range $16• 1---~ru=RN=l~SHED=~--r n a na ve. ..-...... 11·imming pool, gym, sauna, Pr 1 vi Ir g es. Employed
Temple Hills Dr. by owner. 613-17511 Adultll No Pe· 64i-4441 :i. 3 BR Deluxe. adults, no pets. recreation room. person. $75 J.Jonth. C.~1 .
$42,500. 494-27116 aft 6 CLEAN Balboa Beach Units. · ;.,. Bachelor apt. $100. 540--0154, 548-3481 or ~11 General Electric Appliances. 642-3167 "GUN Can ""' 673-9086 6-6992 Adults only. 1 .. ~n=c=E--~,-._~b~I ---...... A yon."" x 400': Sleeps 2 lo 10: for llJmmcr University P•rk 3237 -==========-I Utt i:om or .... e room, rustic 2-sty, house; possible reservations eaU 673-9945 Coton• dil Mor •250 -Lamplighter Apts. convenient area, TI2 week.
C-1 or M-1 zone : M,000 dn. 315 E. Balboa Blv .. Balboa 3 BDR 21Ai ba, family room, 1----'-'-'-"-C:.:.--".:;:;:; Newport Beech 5200 16102 Springdale St. 642-1758
Bkr. 675-6591: 494-7161 Res. SUMMER house on Newport view! Lease. Refs. 833--0104 LOVELY Phone 59'1-Mll SUM~fER rental June 15 to
SUPERB view, newer cust. J Isle w/live In maid. 4 Br &1 "'af="='='=•=·m;:·=====o: New 2 BR tum dplx, util, BEACH CH"""EZ"""~o"R~O;;::~A~P~A~R~T~MEN=7.T~S' I Sept. 3-1\\'omen) Kitch
Br. Sell/trade. $15,IXKI Eq. sundeck S200 ,vk or ssoo. 'j i 32 gardener tum, ad1111 only. 8234 Atlanta p1 iv. No children or pets. ~1 494-n61 Rei. Mo. July, $700 Mo Aug. rv n1 38 ,s.,300,;-;-;m~o,. ;:6~73-~7~975~':--,--;:-:-:---.--New 1·2 Bedrooms. Pay 6 673-9140 btwn 9 AM & 1.
5 Cl t 1710 675-0363 TW1le Rock next to UCl SMALL Bache!Dr, cktse to AP·ARJMENJS electric only LADY or student. clean Jrg
,. emin 1 OPEN Sat & Sun. nn lor t. 4 BR, l BA. tam rni, crptg. beach. Refrig only. $85. 536-3927 or 536-2727 BR & closet space, prv
J.G. Lwc. new family home \\lkbt rates: June, S75; July, DW, stov, 2 sty, J car gar * 67J...6904 * FtSlI, SURF, SWIM Pool-Washers-Dryers Q bath. u!il. Nr. Golden West
wtth view of ocean & city. 2 $90; Aug. $100. J20% 36tb $325. lnclud club member· 1 B~ rear. Carpets, drapes, "In yuur own front yanl" Prlvalc Garages college. $65 mo. 893-8173
min. from San DI ego St .. N.B. .ihip. Lease OK . 833-2929 refrig., stove, 11 u n deck, Featuring private clubhoust>, 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH, PRIVATE hath & cntranC<'.
freewy. 4 BR. 2~ BA, many CHARMJNG tum 2 BR 1~ SHARP, Univ. Park. 3 BR, 2 garg. 713 Marigold, CdM heated pool. saunas, private FURNISHED &. Qu ie1. Call Thelma 540-0608
X Full d • gate w/24 hr security guard. tnu. Y_ "1>1 • . BA •Pl overlook!"" Emerald BA, ca?'pt'ts, dr11""s, built· UNFURNISl-IED Or 673-1180 d --' Pre Will .... ,..... Balboa lslond •• 55 J\1edilerranean adult living. ;;;c=:-"'"-~--~~ ra~. sug" area. Bay. SJ50 mo. 4~ inll. $27S.lmo. least'. Near -2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS Cpts. drapes, builtins, bc:"it FURN. ror gen!., refrlg. 1
considE'r rental In resp. pat· SUM'!ER ~-nlronl l'=U=CJ=. Im-=='°'""'===== F'ROM s=. location, 1 blk lo 5 Poinls blk rroni hca"h. N•••·po•I ty ~·ner 714 . t9'-3811 " • ~ • \YATERFRONT APT <..JV sho · !ro II"" '" ' · braut view, Newpol1 Beach. on Bal Isle. July Ollly $125. INCLUDES ... • pping: etc. ni ""'· Bearh 673-4m aft 5:30 P~1
C1pi1tt1no Bl•ch 1725 3 Br .. 2 Ba. * 494-1296 Coron• del Mar 3250 _w_k_._C_•_ll_Gc.73-'---"9388=----\\'all.wall SHAG Carpeting, ~:Is, apl. D. 642-2835,
'--'---------·I AEACll 0 -1••• I 8 $'~ 2 BR H GE bit-ins with rcfriger-.-.._... ._e, s pa . UJ ouse, excellent coud. AVAIL. Sept. -1 or 2 bd. .............--8-AYFRON_T __
4,000 SQ. FT. 1veek. Fenced yard. Adulll only. s.250 mo. * apt. adults.. S12S &. Sl60, no ator & dishv.·asher
PLUS OCEAN V!EWI Newport Beach. lil"J-1084 67f>..3291 pets Ph. 647-56.\l HUNTINGTON Oelu.'l(e 2 Bedroom, 2 bath · lam I I~=='-'-------FireplaCf', crpts, drps, bltns.
Nice fly dup ex -Capis-BALBOA 2 BR. •IPll 6. olt st. 2 BDR apt, Corona del Mar PACIFIC sm. f213) 592-58&1 ~ves.
trano Pali&ades. 3.Br. 2 ba.. paR'g, 100' to heh. $160/wk n 75Jmo. avail July ff>. G•rden Grove 4610 7ll OCEAN AVENUE ea., w/ha.rbor view. incl util. 6'1?--2153 675-673'1 or 673-5l09 3 BDRM, 2 beth, private
CANON REALTY LIDO ISLE_ F1netff 3 BR. 2 ====°"=='=== SINGLE Young Adults Lux-13 blks W. ol l-1.B. Pieri patio, heated pool.
675-3581 83G-11n BA nicely furnished. t:funtington Blach 3400 ury garden apl.s with coun-1n11 536-4616 -5JG.1487 Call 962-8994
675-502J or ~7109 FO try club atmosphc~ anc1i """~~~!!!!"!!!!~!!!!!!!!•l3 BR ll~ ha, cpts, drp~. slv,
Dani Point 1730 R lease or sale; J bdrm. complete privacy. SOU'Ill NEW SPANISH refr. Sl75 mo. Oiild ok.
----------BALBOA -Inexperudve cot-Hunt. Beach Immaculate BAY O.UB APTS. 13100 VILLAGE APTS. 962-5178 or 4.'!G--5.174
tages. Weekly rates July, adult-0ecupied honie 2% ha. CllAPMAN Ave., Garden 1 & 2 BDRM. F'um or un-DANA POINT! August, Sepl.MS-3158 stone front and , fireplace. Grove (714) 63&-J030 furn. Air-eond, dsh1vhrs, self LOVELY 3 Br. 2 ba apt.
Brand 2 f ·1 tud" 5" "' GI 1 11 -2 clean'g ovens, patio. b"'ak-crpts, drps & new ire maker new am1 y ' 10 RENTALS ~ io oan ca ""--8006 rcfrig. 2 patios. 842--5705
duplexes 1vith 2 bedrooms HoVMI Unfurnished v.•knds or aft 6 pm Lagun1 8e1ch 4705 fast bars, private fundecks,
Misc. Rentals 5999
t.fOBILE Home unfurn, 2 Br,
lge liv nn, stove & refrig.
Use of heard pool, no
children or pets, i125. Incl
uW. 890 W, 15th Sf, N.B.
&1&-8115
CJRL over 21, 1vantl'CI lo
share beach apl. C a 11
673-794 1 be.f. 2:30 !Joyce,
67".-1633 eves)
GARAGE Single. Cur or
storage $15/mo. El Patio,
!30A, Broadv.·ay, C.M.
* * * * * *
Whaddy1 W•nt? Wh1ddy• Got?
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
Special Rate
5 Lines -5 times -5 buckt
A:ULEI -AO MVSl INCLUOI'!.
1-WIWlt YOU IWlv• to lt•ot. ~WIWlt "°" wen! In lraoe.
,._'l'OVA: phoN etUI/ ... eOd~ ~ llrit• of 14Vtrflllne.
I-NOTHING FOii: SALi! -TR..,OE$ ONL'JI
PHONE 642.5678
To Pl1c• Your Tr1der's P1r1d i1e Ad
Tax Shelter needed: trade
$25,000 land equity in rApid·
[y appree. area for un i!s
or beach prop. Owner Box
676 Tustin 54~-3666 !!VI'S.
l"ree & clear 2~2 acn:'t 2
mi 1vcst of Antelope Valley
FV.'Y &· Ed1,·ards AFB plu!'I
? For down pa:,it, units or
GI or F'HA eqtys. 499-19'18
Sl.000 e<iull} in 1968 Ponti-
ac Firebird , Trade for equ-
ity in house or Jot, beach
area. * 714/ 496-1300 *
43' l\lathews l"/Byacht, twn
Imperial eng. r~u11 elec w/
alp, $5();\1 clear. \Vant $50~1
hm.. bus. or smlr. boat.
546-8030, .x434. SM-409~
San Qlego. J BR. :.! b;1,
month to nionlh rented $175
Equity $6.000. Wanl local
area, duplex or IJ'iplcx.
Madge Davis PJtr 642-7000
1100 si:1. IL steel bldg for
trailer. boat mfg. on JI!..
fenced acre nr Redlands
fM' -T~~~~ :;;.:~Is, etc.
Retired.<Jon'I need tax shcl·
ter. \Vant hse free & cir for
$38 M eq in 2 T·plex, 1st TD
ba1 $:\8 l\t, pool, prime loc,
nova(', 8 yrs old. 5-10..6001
Will trade, Aug. Beaut h<>rnc
ir. Burtingan1e v.·/J Bit. :J
BA, den. pin. rm. Spect
bay view, for accom. on
Bal. Isl, Ncv:por1., Celt-II.
Xlnt ref's. t4ljJ 362-1212
1vk days. 8:3()..5:00
Almost 1000 ac .. S250 .i\I val,
80 mi fro111 dnt.wn LA, 5
ni!n. fron1 fwy on paved rd.
bt1vn Beaumont & Oak Glen.
Trd for ! ? M7-6469 Bkr.
Lake Arrowhead 1vatcrlront
free ,l'c cir, $50,000 val. Pa-
cific Palisades ocean vu Joi
lrce & cir. $27,500 val.
,\'ant: Income. Bkr. 548-ml
llome on Altadena Golf
Course $59,950 or 5 acres nr
Arlington, vir11' $25,000.
Trade for Beach area. Own-
rr 6·12-3025 838-5712
Exchange $16,000 equity in
CJ\1 & NB area house, v.·UJ
lr.ase back for 1 year for
32'-3S' SporUi sher. 548-1310
before 8 A;\1 aft 6 PJ\I
Comm C-1 apprx 3400 sq. ti.
Gd for Dr. & Dentist+ (l J
2 br, (2 1 bac:h apts nr new
1·ivic cntr S.•\. Eq. $69,500,
S yr new. Trd/units. 836-7218
TRADE: '56 l"ord 1.; Ton
Pick Up 1-"'0R J\lotorcycl.?-
250 CC or bigger. 120 21st
St .. Costa Mesa Apt D or
548-6315.
Large houS<' + income +
room to build, on goU
coorse. Trade for !ree I.
clear land or submit.
l\1adge Davis Rllr 642-7000
Newport Jleights lovely 2
BR hon1e in nicest residenl·
ial area. Trade $13.000
equity for inronie or va·
cant land. 642-2799
6 Units, Santa Ana, inc.
$600 Nlo., value $49,800;
1vant lgr. units or land .. or
~m. home. Sub. oilers. Py-
r.u!'ud Exchangors. 646-2629
Lev!'! lo! IOl\'l'ring pines, on
cxehisive Golf Course Rd ..
Lake Arrowhead, t'OR tri-
ple.'!( or 1-plcx, Costa MC"Sa
area. Fortin, Rltr 642.5000
Trade: Superb custom-bit
Dodgr Van Camper, sleeps
3-4, one of a kind, for cquUy
in real estate. duplex or lri-
plr.x preI'd. Nomi Craig
548-9661
Lake Arrowhead .... ·atC"rfront
free & cir, $30,000 val. Pa-
cHic Palisades ocean vu lot,
free & cir, $27,500 val.
\Vant: Income. Bkr. s.m.n11
l:: bnus rooms. LIVE ON l $395 LSE or opt Exel lrg storage closets. Healed NEW 1, 2 & 3 BR. Heafed & GARAGE _ storage only.
SIDE; RENT TH.E OT~R Gener1I 3000 Hunt. H;bour, im~ac. n~ 1 BR. apl. 2 blks to dwntn. pool, saunas; bar-1).ques. sauna pools, rec rm. Hell & Close lo riowntown Costa 1' * * * * *
SIDE. E~cellcnt financing. -Jg cust 3 Bel + everything completely reclec. c r Pt• Sound proof wail3, waUc in , Algonquin. Mgr 846--3137 r.-lesa. 545--0032 evening~ 'i!~![!!!~~~'!!!!!!!!ii!!!!!!!!!'!~~!!J!~!!li~!!!!!!!!!!!I! I
Prlced _RJ,ght: Broken;' co-FREE RENTAL BOOK pvt beach gdnr & wt pd :~ro1·,vi~~· rur'a.irce·~~~:. closets, covered carport. 3 BR l% BA. F/P, RJO, GARAGE 11'a nted for REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE ~ration invited. Coar! Real sharp 3 bedrooms. 2 TI4 _ 84~ · · SI G5/ d 1 1 ,_ Adults, no pets. re.frig. washfdry, cpt/drps, storage. Near N.B. 0• C.', !. G I H11vay to Al caz.a.r then l Baths Electric built in.IL · mo. a u 11 on y. re.,.. THE CALIFORNIAN $1 75. 64&-2414 John 64&-1460 ' " eneri General
bk>ck north. Carpels Drapes and re.frig· FOR LEASE; 3 BR. 2 BA, requ. 54&--2917 or 497-1556 Phone ~2727 * 646-1146 * ---------1
MODELS OPEN era.tor. i.ease Sl6.i per mo_ walk to beach & .schools, OCEAN FRONT 2 BR. clce L B h 570 B -;_;•:;;•;:.in;_;•:;;":._:_R:__•.;;•::;t•:.:1 __ 6:_:0:.:6:;;0 Industrial Prop. 6080
WE
$225 per mo 968-5!23 ~10D. 2 BR Penthouse typo aguna llC S Income Pro-rty 6000 -1 .;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;~I EK·ENDS 10-6 w lk & L · • kit. fireplace, deck, pvt ,.... STORES For lc:asc Village a er ee 962-5959 beach. year lease. avail. upper. Beaut. carpets & 2 BR., on ocean side with E "d Shopping Center, cor. of El
D I F S I 1
3 BR 1% ball 2'l1 June 15. Also a :l BR SUM· drapell. GE Refrig.,. stove. Vi{'W, $2'2.'i yearly lse. asts1 e Triplex HIGH INTEREST!!
up exff or a• ~15 7682 Edi"""l'r · ~. 01 Sell-cleaning oven. Sundeck. A . Can1ino & J\.lcndosa, 0\1. ''"" Capistrano Lan" INr MER RENTAL al S2'25 wk. l\1r. Hoyler ~1331 ttra.ctivc studio uniU. 2 Suitable Food lo go, TV,
Cdf\1, 514 Fem.leaf. $55,000. 842-445.1 or 540-5140 Brookhunt • 11-n-anJ. 492-81161 Adults, no pets. Sl7S yrly. Wm_ Winlon Real Es•6 [e Bdnns, l Y.i ba lhs_ -Top lo-
o
ro.-oc "" v...~ le~. 64.2--3666 .., variety, Dress Shop, etc.
Contract of sale 6%% In t. pen Lvrs. n&S/mo. f714l 492-3285 REAL ES cation. ~ Jusl a step from ~-e Liq""r sto'' r0, k">"· Cl BACHELOR apt. in town, SPACIOUS 1600 fl. stud"' l ~·(E \Ve!lclitt shopping -G.,.-= "" ... A. evidence-R. Mc:Clcod $275. Yrly rental, 3 Br. J BDRM. !% ba, 2 mi rrom clt1'an, modem. p e r m . "' General Ai \Vagner 21:!; 981-6510
675-6044. du~lex, faces ocean, wtw, beach. $ZlO. Mo. on yrly lse Mature person. 494--6775 alt apt. Adults over 18, 3 Br. 1-....:;.:;;_;_;_o.:_._____ ages arc enclosed .• $41,950
nUPLEX $55,000 61 , '"'· •~ children O.K. Bkr 534-6980 ~~,, 7744 · JO 2~ Ba. Pool, prv patio, Rental• Want·' 5990 -Owner will_ titlp tinanL>e. FOR LEASE' store 23x42.
11 ff' u.. ....,.,.. s.m. sep. din'g rm, lrplc/$27S .u Also oflice space. 333 E.
terest. 514 Fernleal 001. $135. 2 Br, 1% f!a• to~nhse, 3 BR, 2 BA, mi. from beach, DELUXE 1 bdrm sul'll;leck nio. &i&-5.iOI. Clay & St. 17th St. C»l 6 4 5-215 0, \D ' THE REAL
\"-ESTATERS S. of hwy. 61:>-0044 Broker. v.·7w, RIO. patKI, children almost new 2% car gar ocean view. crpt. $165 lease Andrews. OOWNING Apts. B / B 54S-5J08
0.K. Bkr 534--6980 neJU" all sctic'.io11. 962.-1141 ., ti pd 4~2807 '-' I , •• •I • /'', Office R1nt•I 6070
Not on Ous 5 acres in Ea~I
Anaheirn. 6',~ note may be
assumed. Located on major
st.reef in prin1e industrial
arl'.'JI. Full price only $92,500.
Jo'or more information please
call K. \V. Sn1al!.
Eckhoff & As1oc.. Inc.
1811 W, Cllapma.n Ave.
Orange, Calif.
.>11-2621, Eves-1vlrnds SJS.5971 Ap1riments ClLEAP Rent! 2 acre farm. J i========= u . . YRLY. W . 2 Br., fpl, F Sal 1980 RENTALS J!ishwshr, bltns, ne11·ly dee. or • Br hAe. storage shed. Avail Fountain Valley 3410 Apt•. Unfurnished $235
6X Scheduled gross, Prict I.4 6123· Bkr 534..t980 FOR Lease luxury home 4 BETTY DAVIDSON
\Vante<I to rent -t ?' 5 lxlnn.
furnished home, on or m;ar
bay or ocean. Very nice
reliable family, excellent
referefK'es.
646·7171 • 546-2313
3 UNITS NE\V deluxe office spaccs l~~~~~~~~~~~I
-160 plllll units. l\1ax int $120. 2 Br, fencd yard, stove, Br , r r I tri.Ge -:.:;na;_;:;r~e~l ____ ._:5~000"-' 675-3658 Shore Prop. 673-9060 ~-•·· e k "~• ..-.. ... amrrn. rp c,a um -Please call f\irs. F;iy 8 ,., •. Also 40 & 50 units. reu1g, gar. ro er -"'°"' &. .... -ct bar, $325 mo. 968-3692
Clev•dence • Jt. 1'.tcLeod
675-6044 Costa Mesa 3100 Laguna Niguel 3707
' Rl!NTALS I YR LSE \V!OPTlON TO ~
Houses Furnlsh.d BUY Lovel 3 Br d n 2 4 Br .. -Ba .. view home.
1-----------1 Ba. Cpts. ~. blll~s. ~le P~ces!1 l!'r area. S300 mo +
Rlnt1ls to Sh1r1 2005 S275. Mo. Reis re q. d : ut1I. 6j3-9541 or 495-448.l
642.-mil HA.VE 5 BR 3 bath house, San Clementi 3710
furn. 'Va.nl mature nian 10 CUSTO~t 3 Br. den, kit w/ ----~"-"---=-:.;.;
share $16.J/mo lnclud. util. bltns. l.rg hon1e ac:1'0s~ fron1 3 BR, 2 Ba. Ocean view,
!'>G-2623 or 67J..<666. f\~esa Vl'rde Cntry Oub. $10.000 home. lmmed. poss.
GAL 30 share 2 BR 2 ba t Lease $32S mo-gardnr S<"r. $~. Mo. 714/544-4294
v..itl; same Pri Pai a~ ln1med. occupancy, 675-1245
nicely furn: HB !163-3°1:1°' :t BDRl\t, 2 Bath, Lg. Fam. Duplexff Unfum. 3975
WILL share my home v.•i1h &Rm.1Pool &Bm_•1h~t . rieivr 0P1t. IMMAC 2 Br, new pa.int
t--· 'bl ti <rps. UI l·ln!'I, rp C, t d bit I ( -&' _., .... ponsi e gen emen. kl $JOO ~1 642_2n 8 crp s, rps, ns, re rt&"
494--3469 Laguna Bch &pm · · 0· v.'85hr opt). Lg cov patio.
J llR. 2 Ba, cov'd patio, dbl Lovely fnced gm:is. Gar &
Newport 811ch 2200 gar_ new cpl5, & paint. boat park'g, Sl40. adlls, ID-
-~--------1 AdlUJ, no pell!. SHNl. Mo. fant ok, no pell. 847-4401
OOVER Shor" 1 ba.yfront Call aft 6 p.m. 548--0136 HB. l~e. 6 .Br, ~ Ba, large 2 BDRM. 1·rp1s, drps. Carage l-.-.-..,~T~A~L-~5------
Pf.hO, 70 pnvatr dock. no pets 2 children OK Aph. Furnishocl $1000. rn,o. on yrly \St', ' ~7'"40
21l/7B0-5013 or 213/785-6.'UJ '"""'"'°"""""'"-'--'-c=~--' 2 BR SltOtmo. 1989 Charlr Gener•I 4000
LOVELY, Fully fum . priv. C1'.1. HoullC" c. No pl't~. j
homt: J Br., 2 Ba., dr-n : child ok, &12.1159 or &IB-7017 $110. 1 Br, cl()f,(". to ocean.
llncrns; utU .. aardencr pd, 4 R Nicely furn. Avail July lst.
Moe. only. 642-5770 J B , 2 B1.1, ept11, d1'1is. hltn $. Bkr 5.14~9R)
SlG(I. includes 1 a r d I' n e r . • . BAYFRONT I: dock. 3 Br. 3 6rr>-3ll l $1 3:1. 3 Br Tnplr.x \V /\V, a.. $500. Mo oo lac opt. No. frplc, avail no"" Broker
:i Balboa Coves 6Th-4331 3 BR, 1 \.t Ba, hugr-fenced [iJ4-.6980 owner yd. Driv~ thru dbl gar. S200.j~=========
-r ,-•100-~839;;'--~Tn~wn.::::iS=L~54~8-"922::i':::;·,iC~!o!1t~1~M:::! ... :!!.,~~_.::4~1~00 AUC. or yel!'ly n!nlal.13 BDR 2 ba. I r lCd • ...i
-turn. 2 Bdrm• .. ' '"' $30 spill·_,, adulb only. eall ~1'· dbl goc. $180. W. .00 wlc. Up
alters PM~ 67a--I827, 6TH:E7 • Dt,y, Wttk. month.
t BPR. l ba. end patto. $175 DELUXE l br. home with 36' e Studio&: Bach. Apts.
nio )'eady leue. Point area. pool. Lease $2Slfmo. • ln~ Utus & Phone sc;rv. caw-~~!(21.!~J~-~~':,.,.._,,l,====""'=='=""====I ·Maid Servict. TV •vail. ~ • New Ca.It & Bar
t.aR. ~ l bit. OOMQ • /Ml.II Verde 3110 23i6 Newport Blvd. 548-9755
1 -.,; 11!15 Mo. r-rtf.. • $125. LARGE l·Br, c:lean· , -~"!'· 811 ...
81
""· 3 Ir & famtly Rm. ~"'' ·•·•~-"''"1 , • ..;_
• RENT e
3 Rooms Furniture
$20 ·$25 & UP
?-ionth-Ti>-Month Rc.ntals
\VlDE SELECTION
Appliances & 1V's avail.
No Security Deposit
ltr"RC Furniture Rentals
517 W. 19th, CM 548-3481
1568 \V. Lncin, Anhm 774-2800
BEACH . YEARLY
3 Br.~ Ba. unfum ...... $265
2 Br. 1 Ba. unfum ...... $215
J Br. 2 Ba. wi den ...•.• $300
l Br. 1 Ba. Unfurn .•..•• $200
3 Br. l Ba. fum •..•..•. $215
BURR WHITE
REALTOR
2901 Nl'wport Blvd .. N.B.
675-46.10 642-2253 Eves.
Costa Mn1 5100
NEW SPANISH
VILLAGE APTS.
1 k 2 BDRM, Furn or un-
lum. Alr-rond, dshwhn:. sell
clean'g ovens, patio, break-
fast bar'I. privale fund ecks.
lrg 1ton.ge closets. Heated
pool, 11.1unas. ba.r-b-ques.
Sound proof walls, walk in
closets, cow-red carport.
Adults, no pets.
nIB CALIFORNIAN
Phono~27l7
UNFURNISHED lovely 2 BR
•pt. Up~r cluplrx. w/w
crpts, enclosed nr ., no
pets. lnt.s.nt ok. $l!i0 mo . utll
incl. 13:1 Albl!-rt Pl. CM.
?.fngr Apt 8, •lier 5 pm.
CHANNEL r ront one BR
apt, priv heh, ptJy tum. Sg l
adll, no gar. Yrly rental
675-1902
UNF'URNISHED yrly, $150.
Otht:r yriy rentals. Calvin S.
Bay & Beach
Realty, Inc.
901 Dover Dr., NB Suite U6
645-2000 Eves. ~
FOS$, Rllr. 642-3850. WlDO\Y v.·ith 3 II ma 11
BEAUTIFUL 2 bdrm apt, children needs low rent
couple only. No pell. \Vin· housing in S.E. Costa Mesa.
nilred L. Yoss. Agt 6(2...3850 64&-8127
Costa Mela 5100 Costa M1 .. 5100
CONSTRUCTION JUST COMPLETING
HARBOR HEIGHTS Jour
LUXURIOUS 2 & l BEDROOM APTS.
~18.ces
• Dishwasher
• !\1ammoth mast.er
"""°°ms
• 2 Bathrooms
• Centnal forecd
air heaUni
HARBOR HBGHTS
• Spacious cabinets
• Gatrcr!I &: Salt1er1
sa~ built-ins
•Balanced po~·er living
• Enclosed park!n11
• Cll.rpets ' drapes
Jour
Rental Manager-~trs. ChrlsUenscn
3117·A Clnn•mon Av1., Cost• M1s1 -Cl block wet! ot Harbor Blvd.
2 blocks &0uth of tht Sa.n Dteio Freeway)
J unit pride of ownership 320 lo 1200 sq ft at Santa.
bldg .. no dcfc!Ted mainten-Ana Fwy & Crown Valley
11ncr, Bild no vacanciC"s sintt lurnoll. 1131-1400, 499-4198.
built. Large 3 br. Owners LAGUNA BEACH
unit v.·Uh private sundcck. Air Conditioned
Apts. B & OwnC"r's have ON FOREi'l AVENUE
llrcplaces, all have built-ins. Desk spaces avllilabl' In
Pric(' -$41,500. SPRING INVES'I'MENT CO. newest offict! buildln& a: prime location in do\\intown
M0-9517 Laguna Beach. Air cond~
PRIVATE party \Vlll pay tioned, Clll'Pe'led. beautilul
$5,000 cash for your equity paneled partitioning. T w o
in inco1ne, condominium, entranclll: Frontage on
commercial, · mobilr home, Forest Ave., relll leads to
home or setts. BeloN ap-Munclpal parking lots. S50
praisa.l less than 7'7o no P'!I' month for sp•ct!· Desk
point1. Orange or Sa.n Diego and ch•lrs available for $5.
County, 646-3389 Bwiines.s houn answering =E~X~C~E"L~L~E~N"°T~----1 service •vaiU.ble for 110.
TAX SHELTER! All utllltie11 paid except telepl-.one. 16 UNITS deluxe equipped, DAil..Y PILOT
20x-40' heate<I pool. Asking 222 FQRESI' AVENUE
$175,000. Tnrom" over $22,000. LAGUNA BEAOI
Pacific Shores Really t9f.9466
5.16--8894 E""'-536-3240 ~O~F~F~l~CES FO_R __ R_E_N_T
5 Neglected Darlinp Modem, spacioUll, professlon-
4-.1 BR + 1-2 BR .scp hoUl!es aJ on nionthly basis. Ava.ii
Oil ir /\.. TLC. will return 811 /69. Contact :-.tr. Lapp,
$72'").Sjj(} 010. Asking only Downey s & L Assoc, Mis·
$43.500. Drivf' by 2414 Santa sion Viejo. 1374911 Anll then C'all Jo llanl!Cn, Rtlr 64&-8226 3345 NEWPORT BLVD.
Offices suitable for ntir. FOR Mle by OWnt'r 2 CM _ ... •• 1 d 1 mercial, M\....,ical, Dental.
Vt: wee up exl!-11. 1 or both. Aif.<'()nd., erpt&. eJev11tor
Cd. ttlurn. Wiii VA or PER SQ
FlfA """....,.Jo 35c .FT. · u•.,..•.i.N or -199-l<IOS Ml-5032 OR 6~2464:
FOR SALE BY O\\'NER ..-S f Offl 4 unlhl. 2 -2 BR, 1 BA le """ q. t. Cl t'OSTA MESA 646-~130 J..JBR, l"' BA. 548-6155
Business R•nt1I 6060 NOW'S THE
STREET .FRONTAGE TIME FQR On .Beach Blvd 1480 Sq, t't.
J\lodel home ldea.1 for 11'15Ur ..
Rile., CIC. (e.t_ Kat•lls ""' lj)UICK CASH
C.ml"') Sir•• lntbcpd., THROUGH A
$250 mo. 10650 &•ch Blvd.
Comm1rci•I 6085
NEWPORT BEACH
ld<'ally locale<! for ruturc de.
velopment; 94 Ft. on New·
port Blvd. Close to bay &
ocean, $95.000. Owner may
tr11d<'. 640-C
PRDPERTI ES WEST
1028 Bayside, NB 675-4130
OFFICES FOR RENT
Modern, spacious, profession·
al on monthly basis. Av•il
8/J/69. Contact ~tr. Lapp,
Downey S Ir L Assoc, Mis-
sion Vltjo. 837-4911
lndustti•I R1nt1I 6090
M-1 tndw;trial Units
1250 to 16,000 sq ft.
C. Robert Nattress R.ltr.
Costa Mesa 642-1~
NEW lndui;lrial bldg, 2500 .o;q,
fl. 9c per ft. 1639 Monrovia,
CM . 67J...9017
Lot• 6100
LAGUNA BEACH
2 J.ols Crrrit<ll! Dr., 1rnc1
2:JJ1 Temple Hil\Ji. Shi11egle.
a.U)loliieatC!d, uru in, st pav-
C'd, $19,00J, $6500 cash. Buy·
er 11..uumr exlstln.w; TD"•.
5 Lol' Rinimck C, Rd., f'ec.
19, $21.00), $9000 cash, Bal
can be negotla.tod . f'or fur·
lher details, Ct>ntacl S. S.
Fnlnklln, lOT E, 18th St ..
Of. 5''3·22.51 or ~ eW!.
R·l P rime Lot.
({l.'l!i\ Mes,'l's ~1e!IA Verdr
IU'f't1, 155 X otii X 132 126.
WE SELL A HOM!
EVERY JI MINUTES
Walker & Lee 2300 Nr mkl~. \Ynsht'r/dl')<er,
a.lt.o. Mm& Vtr*. Cea11, For 1uu·age. I92lB \\'al I 11 c e,
OOMFORTA8LE boKh hie k-ue $250. 1st and I a 5t 1~C~-'~'-==----
..._ .... Pton. Now-~ month + cre.inlfW deposit. GORGEOUS IM!W 1 8d $135.
1 BR, prlv palil), all elec,
cpb, drps, car port .
R"tPoJUlblc adu1t11 only. No
peta or children. $lut.
"'8--1322
Phone~I034 • G364l20 • DAILY PILOT 21'JO llarbor Blvd. a l Adams
• PRIME Roioll 1-«•tlon • >·1~9191
wtd¥ rt91!1"fttionl. ...... PettlJWfll RnltY Acth•lty rm. pool. tauna. For Dally Pllol Want Ms .l m-~ '37-3930 -""'--"-'""'-"~'-· _ .. _2--8670_• _______ 0_•_••_...uo __ ,.-",--
llX40, Xlnt foot Ir 111110 tn..I· W ANl AD Open 'Ill 9 P~f
fie. 1871 llubor, C fl.I DAILY Pfl.OT WANf'M>S!
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SERVICE DIRECTORY \ Joas a llMPLOYM&NT Joas a IMPLOYMINT I Joas a EMPLOYMl!ll'floll a IMPLOYh\INT I Jd1s a IMPLlh'lill t ·, REI!~ ~5TATli ANNOUNCllMINTS SlltVICI DlltECTOltY
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• • • "'• ..... _.. "'•• """Help Wonted, ~noo 1· Help w1nted, 1t1on'7toGH•1t'wooi.d Mon 7200 Help Wonted, Men 7200 .,
Poptrhonolht ' ·
pointing 6150 -
OtiM<rtl tn4 NOTICES l-.;..;..-------1_:;,;;;;...;.;.;'-'-'.:;,;;;"---ll rlck, Masonry, etc.
Loto 6100 Fwnd !Frtt Ad&) 6400 " 4S60
ATil!.NTION BUILD, Remod<I, RopA~
IUILOIRS URCENT!! A&lna 86\V Brldt. block. co11cre1•,
Enf\n,.,.. ENGINEERING
~· Apt. Sltr., Cmla coci<er, \VU 1wlmmlng in crpntry, no job too Jmall.
Mesa, Room for 46 + unlll. the E. Bt.y. Now at Hwnant" Uc Contr. 962.6945
C.11 !or d&tt.U... Perron Soc. &: may IOIC life today./'='"-''=='""'=====
Rt'alty 642·1171 Call 4'-t-Wl2 C1rpen .. rlne 6.590
ft.2 LOT, DANA POINT YOUNG n1ale puppy, part CARPENTRY
S8200 tIRJ-t ~an Shepherd.... w 111 ~UNOR REPAIRS. No Job of96-1542 evts tr&.1ned, hou&Cbrkn !frown fl: le========== j white. Vic Newport lsl.an!l. Toe-Sm&ll. C.blnet In IAl'-
Acroo"' 6200 173--3455 lll!• Ii o t he r cablnetJ.
"' I ==~,:,,,~-----1 5of5.8175 tr no aflS\ver leave
BY OWNER acre;-;; GUNSM~KE gray male kit· lll5& a·I 646-2372. JI. 0 . bf:tv.·~n Bakei· It Id It ten, white nose, f~t, app 9 Anderson 6 e wka, Colony K 1 t c h t n • ===~--~~~-Fresno 1 ml. from fv.')'. 00, 1 .. ~ ..... Bch Cirul 497 1005 MASTER carpenter, Sot per $200 per acrt'. 536-3864 .._ ... _ · Y -hOur. Remodellng·Repalr.i.
Take over pymnb. JO Acres BOSTON bull, mixed, fe~e. 642-8409 or 536-3900
no rio\\'rt. $29 mo. Near aF~~ro~. lRd\, "·'· \l~l1 c ' REPAlRS, AL TERATtONS
Lake &: Cit 894-of743 .... rview ·• · 1 son. CABINETS. ... u $lz · h I ~,..;::::,'=':.c:.~'~·-=.:..:.cc:._ hlay 30. ~ eves only "'"'Y ~~ JO TRAINEES }'ry cook, win-, . :lJ yn. cxper. a~S-6713
d ~· p u· FOUND black " grey kitten, QUAWTY Do ·-Alt ow man, mar . .,..... ac .IC bell around neck. V 1 c . '"'pau .. -era·
Coast Hlw~. H.B. F I I A Cd '' lions -New const. by hour eme11 ve., . C _ ..-•• 42 '~ 1o... or on .... ct. ~
R E W d 62•• ·~ ~·-==~~=-~~ • ' an!e ._ FOUND: Small female Blue· REPAIR, Pll1ition~. Small
BUILDER'S t led · t s · . Remodel. etc. Nile or day, reque_,, wan po1n 1amcse rat; vie. Reu• Call KEN 54G-t679
INT, 1.: Ext. P&lnll.11& ~ E.x.-
JlC!rt \Yorkmanahip. Rtu.
R&.tes. Ue. & Ins. call
Chuck 645-0809
PAINTING, Int. I ext 2
UnlYttlity 1t.nlon, 3 yn
exp. Re1p.1 ntat, dl'fl'D-
dable. m..nu. 492-4432
INTbUon P•intiu& 12 yn
Bay area. lmmed ~ce.
Call Bob, 648--M46
e PAINTING, reasona.ble,
free estimate. * 41H-8238 •
EXT/Jnt. pntg. Aver rrn. $20 + iOOd pain!, neat \\'ork,
Joe rets. Roy, 847-1358
PAlf'ITING, Paperirig 16 yn
in }larbor areu. Lie & bond·
ed. Refs lurtl. itz..2356
NEAT. exp. Painter, no
drinking. College sturient.
Lo1v price&? Stevt 54&-1::.19
R·2 or resldential lot!\ in Harbor High Sc boo I . · · -Plastering, Rep1ir 6810 Palisa.de1, Dana Pl. area. 642-i66111fter 5 p.m. C t C t 6600
B•-'7" -·i om •• 77 emen , oncre •
GENERAL AUTOMATION
dedic•lt:d to automation lea.~nhlp •••
ENGINEERING TKllNICIAN
Experienced In digital circuits, preferably •
\Vlth a computer background. Should be
skilled in the operation of DVM, oscilloscope
and signal generators. Should also know bow
to breadboard and to read logic sche1natics
and circuit diagrams.
\Vith these capabilities you wUl assist a
SYSTEM ENGINEER in the design and doc·
umentation of computer control systems.
You will also build and check out prototype
circuit.! and subsystems, as well as conduct
integraled system test procedures and docu-
1nent the results.
Apply in
dence to:
person or send resume in con(j..
G91ERAl AUTOMATION "'· """""' ......,....1.11 LITE TAN Shcp~rd ! Yn;:
CASI{ QUIO:-nef'd 3 or of 1nalr. chokr chain 1'1ea. l'OI· • Concrete nrs, patios etc. e PATCtr PLASTERtr-;G. All 706 Wost Kotello types. fTce estimate. Call Br, G.I. or FllA houu near lar. Vic Colll'gc Park, C,i\·t. Concrctt &. blk top awing. 54(}..Q2j Orange, Callfornl•. 92667 here. 499-19-1$ ~S-2.Xll Rt>as. Don. 642'"8514 -.
PROJECT DESl~N ENwlNEIRIJol~
Requins experien ce tn1 desien of h.rdraµJic
servo systems and c;omponent1. such as ac-
tuators, servo valves or •olenoid valves.
Desires strong capability ln servo system
dynamic ana lysis and/or fluid syste1n stress
analysis.
MANUFACTURING ENGINEER
Must have experience In mechanical/hy-
draulic field . Must be able to make manufac-
turing cost analysis, quotes and have strong
background in castings, forgings and other
manufacturing processes.
CADILLAC CONTROLS
Division of Ex.Cello Corp.
11&6 WHITTllR AVE .. COSTA MISA.
646-2491
An @qi.Ill opportunity rmploy!'r
Help W1ntM, II.en 7200 Help W•nt.d, Man 7200
SUSIN&SS, ant11 FOUND Sian1ese cat, lite e CONCRETE v.·ol'k ;ill Plumbing 6890 ''!!!!:!~~!A~n~'!O!"!'!l !o!p!po~'j''"!n!i!l>~'!o!m!o!I">!'!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!:!!!!! BOY'S ATHLETIC FINANCIAL brown with black: markings typcf;. Pool deck.!i &c custom. ---~-----~-ATTENDENT
-in Cdi\1 area. 6?l>-ti632 Call 548-1324 PLUl\1BLNG R£PAll~ Knowit'dge ol f'QUipmt.nl &
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY!
lu1. Oppertunlti•s 6300 sr-.1 PAnROT on Penn. Pt.1--.~c"u"sm="M,.-P~A~T~l~US~e~ No job 100 sn1all Help W1nted, M.-n 7200 Htlp W1ntH, M•n 7200 apparatus wed in phy11lcal
C H 0 C L I K S Miramar & B e 11 e v u e. concrete sawlni: & removal • 642-3128 • education & sports pro-
• 675-6170 art 4:00 PM St11le Llc.•842-1010 -----·-----I ·----------1 grams, Duties includt : 11lor· ~ d I R_ o_m_odol, Ropolr, •tCO f.tANAGERS: i"",· "palri"" &: -·lntain· i\Ian or \\"om.an ne ....... e n F'OUND C.f.t malr Pek:· GRANT'S SURPLUS -~ -~ .. _
this area to become par! of inRest izold, lull rrown. Call C1rpet L1ylng & * IF you need remodtlin{>. CAN YOU QUALIFY ing achool's athletic equip,
the greatest ca_ ndy dlRcoV· "'b 2140 Rop•ir 6626 Salary ranae $447-$55.1 \Vril· ~~ paintini::-or repain, Call TO o t t t '-I J trya!ncechocolate~ Th!seX·l~=o= . .:::.,-.------.1------~---en es o..,... gven une
t-iting ne1v idC'a ii S\\'t.ep. FO.UNO _S1eme&t' ca!. Vic. of CARPE..i'. VINYL • TILE Dick, 6-12-179? EARN 17, 1969. Contact per&onnt'I
Join tod •Y• fastest O"OWinl
protesston-MutuaJ Fund 1alet
No eXperlence nectSU.T'Y'
We train · tull or part timt
Mutu1I Fund Advisers,
Inc.
ing the Counll')'. Be the flnil PlaCt>ntlll & llo:-;p~ roarl. E.-..:pert inslallallon EXP all 1y1>es ho111c rcpair:o; $11 500 Now lntervie win9 rlep1 .. Hun tington R,. 11· h
in your area to bcconie part Cnll to ldrnl. 54~~S3J a.ti. 6 BLANKL'ISHIP }'LOORS & imrrovr1nent~. Call Seo!· ' Union High School Dis lricl. TRATNl::J::S: 23 yr old pro-
of this 1•c1')' high profU bus. VERY sick male Of' \Vh cat. &12·1403 alO."i2G2 IJ(', 64:i..J09l S LES C S 536-!IJ..1l 1notionel 11d1'rrlising firm
Npt B. lli03 WeatcUll 642-64.22
S.A. 1212 N. Bro1dway
54'1'-Sln
lness . ExtrC'mt>ly hil!h p1-o. on Rrdlnnd!'I ofl 2:lttl Back -As M:n~g)::; With A LERK "IAClllN=IST~,--,-,,,.-,-. --~1 n llN'd~ youni: nirn. Cnnip;iny
Cit!. can bE' N'"fllized in this Cay 642-4421 Drifting Se~ic• 6637 Sewinq 6960 tr11iccr lath<'.~. RJ1n.drlll!! & lisl<'d on hi'O stoci. c:.:·
Nationally ad1 r1·tiscd PIV-PET Pitrean hurt v I c DESlr.N Dnlfilng, e;;-t~ Dr essmaking & Mc Don a Id's r11n.... Cnpablr nf ~r•·upi;. ··hanges, nation\\'Jdf" TV. H
duc.t .. Part llr~e OR full 11~" Bristol i, Paul11iri~. C...'I. m<<h P/C la-•t & detail· Full Time Only Ex11('r. in n11.chinin& lrw'01l('I you art: earning less 1h11n
pos11ian1 available. Onl.Y sin-CaU to ldcnt ily. 540-6lO!I . • J-M Alterations Th 1 , L & Stainle!!. Strei. F.xotic si:i0 11 wct'k, call for in-
cere need apply. Requires a : . . ll'~. Ken Sr. 6T;rUSl 540.&170 Ci~ryN;~;>"R~st:~~=~~ i::xp<:"rknctd prtf<'rred. but l\laterlall! lfl<' .. :>4~9425. P.1r. formahon. P.lon. thn.i Fri.
small i?lve&tment of S!l'Ja.00 LARGE Rabbit Vic. tiicsa · --e 0ressmak1n& • Alteratiorui CoUin. >~qual Op[l0r1unily ~O u 6 PM
to $2,995.00. Jnvtstment re-Venle CC area. 540-3926 G1rdening 6680 Custom Designs Ch•ln not nl'et8l!ary. Many com· Employer 1 ====·~· ~~--~
turn can be realized vcn-·---~-----*~* LOOK AT THE FACTS: pany benefits. Apply in per· CLEANUP 1'1AN, over .18.
ITT JUSCO
• TURRET LATHE
OPERATOR/
SETUP
Ntw V.'8$!f' ralc~ lo take
t lle-ct w·ithln the month. i ' I EQUAL OPPORTUNlT"i
l::MPLOYER l 1~ DALE \VAY. l cosrA MESA, CALIF. 9'1626 I
t714J 5-6-12Sl • •
-----11 •
Cttll CONTROL I • AmNDANT •
1 ~1ust ht •hit> to ready b!DJ
of mattrial, kl"tp 811tlltieal
records and havt krlowled111
of nqrmal lrwJu~ttial toolJ
and supplirl'.
Cadlllac Controls
D1vi.•!on ol Es..Celln Corp.
116' Whittier Ave.
Cost• M••• 646-2491
An pqual opportunity
employer
MATURE -SERVICE COM·
PLETED, Exp'd ln factory
production, H.S. or College
\\"ood9hop •nd ~n. ehrrru.
try riPsirable. Job dl&Cri~ I
lion: e B.'\th ml:oiini! of pl~tlc• e Filli~ k handlina: mold1 e ~!ripping part!\ e \Vei1:htin&: l'Ompont>nt1
for mi:dnc e lns~cting l evaluatin&
noU.hed partll
e Assiitin& in 10lvi111
problems
quickly, For lurther lnfor· Lott 6401 Average hue salary .. $9000 son only between 2 and 6 f.1AN lo help la<Qt with old Stll1 6 AM. No exp. \Viii
maUon V.'rile National Sup-ANTHONY'S Tr•• s ... -.-,·.· 6980 A\·e~e bonlll! ...•.. $2,~ P.M. houll't.' carpentry "' fixing. train. THE zoo, E. Coast REWARD A t oaJ Sil MXl Re•110nable wares. 646-3774 Hwy ' MacArthur N.B. pliers Corp., P.O. Box 566, . vel"llc;c o · · • · · · ...
e Ar.silt.int: to wood dept.
KINGSLEY MFG.CO.
(Phone for aopointmentJ
546116 Salt Lake City, Utah 84110. 1-feirloom dian1ond_ d1nl'll!r 6AL 19 8 TREES pruned, topped & _.a 7200
Include phone number ,vith ring, loat Sat 6/7 vie. ti.font· .,... 4 ft!:movcd. 26 yrs ex P . Some managtrs !"am l'1'".>0 Newport Blvd., CM Help W1nttd, Men 7200H•lp Wint-, Men
requel!I. gomery \Vard pkg, lot or The Best, costs llO more! Paulson 'l'Tee service as much as $1;),000
1-~--------1 Fantasie In. liunt. Sch. Ex:pe1·ienccd f.falntenence 638-7234 Ato~FTLtATB 64().j908 Budget Lllndscaping
CANDY SUPPL y ILO~ST=,~,~,k~-.-/~P-,m--,~,."l~e. Graduate liorticullurlllt
, R~UTE_ ,,,.,1 honey & white color;' •ns. to
IN o &U~ng ln\oh.u name or Paco· \·ic. 16th Pl.,1.N~'E~-l~V~i-.---_--· Excellent 1ni;:on1c for few ' a\1ns re see d 1 n g.
Upholstery 6990
C?..\'KOSICT "S Cust. Uhol.
I::t1l'Oll('lln CN\1smanship
100' a fin? 642-l4:i4
ls;;J Nc1,1'port Bl., C.~f.
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
l\ICDONALD'S OFFEP.S:
-Starting salary l.l! ?i1an·
ngcr-Tralncc SG;;oo To S7'"JOO
-Profit !!haring . paid var11·
lion, IHI' Insurance, 11nd
full mr.'dica\ plan.
-Tn1ining time to n111nni;:!'r
l to l \1 yf'a l"!.
h~urs 1vcekly woi·k tDnys or CO:ta l\te:""· Re 11• 11. rd · Con1rlet.e k111·n t''1.l'f'", t·l;au
evenings\. Refilling ,t. <"OI· &1~-7548 ('Vt'J<. up . by }Ob o~ n10.nth. }' rt.'I'
Jtcting mor1cy from coin op. Ol:IVE ~rern Ladies \\lallct cs1.1n11111.oS. f~r 1~1!0, call
crated dispcnse.rl! in Costa Vic Bristol k Paula~ino g,16--09~2__~9.,..l ~ .. ---
i\fesa & swwunding area. Church. Re1vard. 673-T.\56 ALLEN' BROS. Job Wint•d, Men 7000 Interviews Monday
\Ve est. rout.e. (Handles Lost female red Irish Setter GARDENERS STUDEXTS June 16th
namt brand candy & 6/6 \"ic 19th '= S.A, Ave CM v.·ork1ng v.·ay thru c:ollegc. YOUNG Christian man, 21\. F 9 I
snacks. $1450 Cash requir· 548.J041 Exp. Lil'. Reas. G4&-420l ill'&ires rvt or 2nd shift rom •·r:t· to p.m .
~d. For peraona.I lntcrvie1v ALL \\'hile male. full gttl\vn e MO\V _ EDGE * \VEED. \\"Ol'k for 1n1n. 2 yrs al day J , Ja k
m_ Go!ta Mesa area, l('nd cal. namt "ll-1e.rty" \'ic. Prof. la\\'11 main! by capable l.'Ollegt time. Call Jim after ump1n9 C
name, address & phone num· Do er Shofl!l! NB 645-1725 College students. Reas! -'~·~"'~';-~131;;'====== Motel her to Alulti·State lnc., 90Q v ' · Kalina Brothen &4&-1234 ~
E. Imperial Hwy., Dov.·ney, Person•lt 6405 J L d Job Wlnttd, Lidy 7020 2llO P•cific Co1st Hwy. Calif. 90'2-12 apanes• 1n scape _ Torr1nce, C11if.
·n1ank You, DesigDCr EUROPEAN lady. Excellent __ :.c;:_:..:::.;.:::c_..:..:::c.:.:..._
Allred \V. H11nry For Plans &16-Cl.181 '-'du c alional background.
JET ACTION and CUI & Edl'.:e Lawn \\"orld·travrlca. Tri-lingual.
FRIGIDAIRE
Frigidaire 18 min. cycle Is Erling D. Olson hlaintenance, Licen~d PleeMnt pr r 1 on a I J t y
the faslest in the lndu.stry. for rloing and being r'\'rry· ~8-4.SOS/6'1~7310 aft 4 desires ri o ~ I ti o n as
30 Frigidah-es do the work Uilng a a:OOd iather should , , • . . :.-; <' c r r ! a r y / Comp1111ion ·'• and •-. 11,, !hlnk , ..... , AL •, GRrde_ n1 ng S e r v 1 ct' . of 4-0, 30 min. 1vashers. f'lnd uu .....,. uu""' rd 67~i117 cvr~
out ho\v cai;y il is to O\\"n thc "Grtate~r· !--8-11~ ~;i~te.nar:&..i~ en-~=x~-=P=E~R~IE=N~CE==o~N~,-,.,-.,-,~00~n=-,.
• pay'."" lo"<<d~. HAPPY ing c a UJl. , XI • " ., T pRnion. Cook dict5. nt Garden Grovt, Santa An1, FATHER'S DAY YARD Cleanup. rce refs. Ex 103, 494·8541
Tustin, Orlll&c. A11ahcim Uous: and Judy service, new I 11 11• n s , Coin·O-Matlc -----!iprinklcrs. rotoliti. 646-5848
Equipment, Inc.
23341A. \'I. Valencia
F'ullerton 714: 52a,7833
Happy Father's JAPANESE •"'"~' eom•' lil!rv. E:<pei, dependable,
Da•! ''"' '"· ..... 389 1 CLEAN·UP Speciell.sl! P.fov·
EXPERIENCED nurse·con1·
panion. Cook dlet.s. Exttl-
lent ~Ill. Ex.I 103, <19i-8541
F AM.ILY ironings, will pick
up k dtliver. $1 .50 per hr,
96'1-3"' CANDY l!Upply route, part or . . ing, edging, odd job 1,
rull' lime, days/t\·es. Refill Gf'Ort:e N. Chnslian!Cn Reasonable. 54S-69:i5 J1panest l-lousekMper
& colleet money lron1 coin and Fred Strauch 548-5182
oper. Dispenser!\ in Costa STUDENTS . COll!:'ge k hi ~· John~·s G9rdenin11:
!\Te.a &: \'ic. No sclllng. sch! • impro\'I' Your con· r ine~t e-quip., expert cure .•
SlWO Tore! c.ash req. $<'111] centr>llion & n1emory. Start Planting, clean.ups. 962.2035
name, atldres8 & phone to: now to prepare for next Yamauchi Garden Service
Route Dept.. P.O. Box. ::S·\6, se111e::;ter. Learn sell hyp... f'ree Lando.;capc Consult.in&
Anahcln1 92803 nosis. You'll be glad ~-ou • 673-1166 •
ShopplnCJ Center
For Leos•
24 storrs in Nr11'po1'\ Er11rh
Call Division of 11\ghwa)'S
213/62().3514 bel 8·11 Ai\1
thru June 18th only.
did. For lnforn1elion call EXPERT JapanPS<' ma.in-
541-461~ lf?nance ll.B .. f'.V. area.
LICENSED can r.tack. 812-8442
Spiritual Re.11.dina:s. advice Japantse Girdner
on all matters, l~ S. El Exper, comp! yard sr.rvice!
Can1ino Rea.I, San Clemtntt Free est. 548·795S, 54G-0724
NURSE/Companion for lady
~·ho \\'lshcd to travel. Exp. sn.ma btwn 8-12 Pr.of
HClUSECLF.ANING . f; .x p ,
Dependable. O\\n car. 0on·1
smoke. $18 day. 64:i..7871
Domtstic Help 703S
Gcorgt Allen Byland AgC'ncy
Employer Pays :r~
lOC·B E. 16th, SA 547--0395
JANITOR
~tusi l)f' able 1,.. 11·ork lhird
~hHl, 10:~0 PM !o 1 AM.
t.lulil be ablp 10 do grl'lf!ral
pl11n! 11.nd uffiN" clranlng.
C1dlll•c Controls
Divi:;inn of Ex·Ccllo Curp.
1866 Whittler Ave.
Co1t1 Ma11
646-2491
An equal oppol1unlty
f'n1ploytr
STOCK CLERKS
$450 per month to start. No
experience necessary. l\ton-
day 1hrough Friday. Chance
IQ advan('C'. \\"rite Daily
PUot Box t-.1-417.
* l\NO\\ILEDCABLE person
ii• Hi·>"i (.'()n1ponrnts. Sales
trainee. Call Mr. Van.
bctwren 2 & '1 . &1&-8897
F1JLL T im e tle!ica\e~en
nH1.n. 5 Day.~ \~:k. Sci! TelTy.
495 E. 17th St., Costa Mc6a
MECHANIC
Joum!'yn111n n1echa.roic, ex.
pcricnct Fo1•ei.gn or Domes-
tir. Onr or lhe oldC'i>t F"or-
r1i:;n car service rirpa.rtm('nll!
In Orlll1ge Co. i'"lat rate &
1111r1'l!inty work $9.00 J)('r
hour, PH . l>Rsl'f.I on 50150~1..
l::~!:'C'llenl 1101·kins: c·ondi·
lions. l\luRt have o\\n hand
tool.•. Cah Krn '19·1-977l or
'.>45--0&34.
WANTED
Ra•I Est1te Sal•sman
Tired of aiUin& on tht aide
track watehlng the main
line run! Join • winner,
t.1ake more money with lrss
frusrration. Call Rantlell
McCaJ'tlle 54&-231.1 !or con-
lidcnlial inteorview.
.i\IOTEL nia:ht auditor or
rlnsk t•lrrk 1vith expel". on
NCR 4200, 11 Pi\I to iA?ll.
gd pay & working conci"11.
Ben Brown's Motor Hot('I,
Lngun& Beach. 499-2271,
!\Ir. Ga!c~
J r. Accountant $100.
Accnts. payable & receivabll!
2 yMJ. colll"gr, l'all Dan,
l\1erchenl.' Pl"reonnt:'I Agen.
cy. 2043 \Veslcliff Or., N.B.
&1'."r2'1'70
REAL Estate Salesmen v.•hy
not sell 11 be trained in the
hottt'st area-iiuntinglon
lkach. Cnll Phil hicNamct
962-4471 Villageo Real Estate
fRAINEES. Full or part
llrne. COOK· FOUNTAIN -
DISH i\IACHJNE. T II E
ZOO, \V. Coe.!! llwy, l l\;1ac·
Arthur, N.B.
e e DRJVER
CITY AUTO PART~
2072 Placentia. C.~f.
49:!-9I3&. lO AM·lO PM ESI'ABLISHEO gRnlenina:
d · · Sf'ECIAL f.! READING l\1AJOR franchisr r11·r .u1; -~--~~----I route, 67 trucks &. P.qui~
ict cream & rood service. Attractive Expert ml'nt 11vailabl{'. 543--0952.
xlrtt Joe. 0111C"r lnlere~!~ YOUNG WO!>.fAN * Expert J1panes•
~·INESf \VORK 6·l&-03!M
Chine8e llve·lns. Cheerful
Permanent. Experienced
Far East Agency &12·8703 YOUTH WANTS JOBS
ncl'tssitale scllina:. 01\'1ll.'r. duncC"r 11·HI 1c11ch you e!l
M3-fi681 lalc~I steps. Call Ardell
21:;: 391..1\538 1.10 P~I H1ulin9 e730
remodel A nl'\v (.'Onst. bui;. NOT rei;ponsiblc for an)'lc.;..,;,.;.....:... _____ _
B U I L O E R: • Custom re.~.
Estab. offke 10 yn. Balboa debt~ other tha.n my 01\·11. GENERAL HAULING
Isl,. 67~. C\'l~ 67J..la.il Robert L. Opalek 1815 \V. & CLEANUP
SUBLET or shlll'I! jcv.'Clry Balboa 81\'d. NB 6/12/69 $12 per load .
slort'. 811.l. Isl. Suitnblc· ALCOHOLICS AnonytnOUI 962·6!1'16 all. 3 & wkends.
gills, repain, etc. 546-72:11 Phone M2·721'1' o.· write to HAULING, clean-up:i, Jots,
11m. P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa. prage1, etc. Lrg truck,
OflNCHlu...AS -handyman, anytime Call
Are you interested! Announ~ments 6410 BOB 66-2256
Vi!.lt our ranch 642-0465
ESTABLISHED gardening
route. 67 trucks & equ.i~
men! available. S4s.-091'Jl
* TJIE C'OIN OIBST * YARD/gar, clnup. Remove
~ coiru set1 mail auc. trees, ·1vy, dirt, tractor back
tion, etc. 7-11 S.' Caut, t.a. hoe, gradinz. 962....816
\\I ANttD: oU·salf' liquor
lictn!!t, Orange County.
guna Bch. 4~. B & G Hauling Servic•
SERVICE DIRECTORY Rcaeonablc. ti42·l40:t
Call: 642-'ll:l!I 81byalttin1 6550 Houstcleanin9 6735 =====~======--~~-
I t Q o 6310 BAB''SlITlNG n1v home CARPF.'l'S. \\'indo1vs. nrs,
nve1tmen PP r. full or Plll'I llml'. 1~·cr.kdriy~: e!c. Res or Co1nc'l. Xlnl
lST MGRTGAGE. 20·~ dis· 4 y<'ar old f or ~m· \1-ork Reas! Re.rs. 548-'lll l
count. $10,000 111 8% intere~t ra11lonship. Vt'UOMftont Dr. , .
payable $100/mo. 10 yr. near Bristol & Baker, Ot. Interior Deco~•hng 6737
p&}'Off from PIP tscroii• 54rr1481 ROBERTA·s I n 11' r 1 or
with 25'Ri cash tl01Vn. Call DA y Qrtld Cart. Vicinity of o c t' 0 r 1 t 1 n c & Color
l'1r. Stil!r91'n '1'14-646-0231 "5 Bristol 4' Edingtt in Sant.11. {' 0 0 r dlnating. ]-1~.
--6320 AtlA. Well rquiptli, lcoc'Cd 1-879-~
Money t• Loan yard. Hot luncheii k af· I=-'==''======
6790 ,,.., .. 2nd IOl.N for quick tetnoon a:naclu. Ages 2 4. J1nitori1I
... ~ M&--1m 1---------cuh. Borrow on your . pl'()-\VALLS. Windows. fioon:, petty eq without dl5turbtna NURSERY Sehl tl!acher & IJ: Co rclal Ir
)'OUr )ow Interest lit TDt. A11t will bebyslt. Toys. en~ ital ;,~e 'ftlkly
Abo bu,ytn for 2nd TDs. playmatts, s;;tmm~nt. By ;:-n':t1:: f.I~. m-~ "
:;.'\!tier ?.fnt1pgt Co. tnc. ~d3y~~OO'~ho~"~':..· '!536-~2'~!3:'....._,-:,'='='='="=====-
Sarvin&" l!arbor An11 20 yn. \VlU. beby1it our home by P1tp9rhintint
336 E. 17tt. SI. D&)', hour or night. p1•ntl 6150
642-21TI ~11 H.B. are11. e !)68-2530 e l--'-n-'g'------
ANNOUNCfMENTS CHlLD cart 5 day1 week, m) PAINTING tnt • E.~1 Lm'•cst
ind NOTICES home. ~tatul't' \\'oman. conll'll.clcd price11. ~""ull) Ins.
&IG-1932 S:tt\J•faclion lf\IU. }'rff al.
Founcl IFrff Ads) 6400 PLANNING 10 moYC? You"ll Jhn \\'tek!t m-t166
nrn.TLE. med. slic. Vic. find an tmax:in:: nun1be:r of • 1:~T · EXT. ANY SlZE
Keswick t.anr, H . B , homes ln todll.)''s Cltiasltledl ,JtlB. Xlnt 1\·0rk. rers. tree ~ Ads. Oie<:k' them now. c11t, .JIM 6~2..t669.
..
':'i.!!.f> W1nt•d,_Men 7200
EXPLORER
MOTORHOME CORP.
NEEDS
* ELECTRICIANS
*MILL MEN
* CARPENTERS
*CABINET MAKERS
*WELDERS
* GENERAL HELP
* LINOLEUM MEN
*CARPET MEN
Overtime -D1y Shift
hlajor mC"die;il l\Jld life. ln·
surancc, paltl holidays, paitl
vacalion and many other
l'Ompeny benc.Dts,
APPLY TN PERSON
3011 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mata, C•lif.
*DRIVERS*
No Experience
N-ry!
Mutt have clean C&lifonUa
drlvlnc record. AppJy
YELLOW CAB CO.
lS& E. l6tb St.
Col!t.a All!ll
PERAlANENT: Muld Opcr1.
E.'p'd. 110 SJ.00 hr)
Trainees ($2.2.) hrl
Coni M9kCrll. Exp'd, (IO
$3.SO hrl TrnlnecK ($2.00 hr)
PRECISION CASTINGS
O~' CA.Llf'. INC.
2CMof Place.nt.la. C.M.
"'
If yov'r• I Y•U"IJ
po110" willi n9 te work
or an 1duh loolri119
for 1 willilllJ work•r,
lho10 f;... Ori n••
Cotli t ree f\Of'l•ll'tofil
., o u t h 1111pl1v1111nl
co.,ltll Ct /I help you.
YOUNG rEO,Lf.:
lit• .,, Wtlfl "'• ltflltl"
illl"Uf•rt•-'' ftf ltti • ..,.,,.,.111o1.
ADULTS: C~tdl With lfttfl tlfllt!"I ... . ... , .. "'"" ,..,
l•wn. • 1lrl ft cart It!" ytur c11uc1 ....... tr
It!" YWflt -'"°' w.-lfl -11\f ... tlM , ...... 1,-rtlllllfll .,.., ca" tffl!'.
HARBOR AREA
YOUTH EMPLOY-
MENT SERVICE
! Spon1ort d b1 Ju .. ier
Ebt ll Club 111d A11i1·
l111c1 lo••U• of New•
pert l o1ch.I Olfl,11 In
C o•trtl l r111ch, lev1'
Club of tho Htrbor A•••
Sf4 Co .. t1r Sto11t-Co1·
ft M111. 011'1" t '·"'·to I
p.11'1. M1n41y throY9h frl·
41.,, Jir110 t 6 throvth
Alff. t5. T1l1phe111: 642·
0474,
SOUTH COAST
JOB PLACE-
MINT SERVICE
i Spon11r1d lty Stvlh
Or1119 0 C111t .fMCA.I
OffTct1 11 4f t f1ro1 t
Av t . • L•9w11e l11ch.
0pl fl f f ,1!'1.-llOOfl tnJ
12110·4 p,11'1, M1ad1r1,
Tu11d1r1. Tli11nJ•v• 111d
frlil1y1. 'hone 4f4·llJ],
FOUllTAIN
VALLEY YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT
SE~VICE
I Spen1o•ocl liy S1utll
Co11t Ju11i11 Worri111'1
Club.I Offict i11 N1rr.e"1
Offlct, Fountain Valley
Hi1h Schoel. 17116 l w·
tht ,d St. • ~ey11t1ia Vil·
1 • .,. Op111 10 .t.11'1.•1 '""'· M111d1v lh,euth Fr>day.
Phon1 f 62-J441.
HUNTINGTON
BEACH YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
I s,.,,,.,.d by Ellit A~··
nu t l •11"li1t Chu•ch,) Qf.
lic11 t i 11l1 Elli1 A¥o .•
Hu11tin9lo~ l11ch, Open
f •·"'··' , ..... Montil•v ihrtuth F1lii11y. 'ho111
141·6067,
HUNTINGTON
BEACH UNION
HIOH SCHOOL
DISTRICT JOB
REFERRAL
SERVICE
fSyp1r .. 1t1d bv Reb1rf
M1rfi11, dlrocltr 1f wtrlr
o~p1rionc1 otl uct lioR,
HwntiRtto11 l11clt Uni111
H;lh Schiel Oi1ftlct.I
Of lttt t i 190? • 17th
St•••+. H1tat l 119ten
l11ch, Opt 11 I 1,,,.,..t1lO
p.m. Mondty th.1a119h Fri •
"''" 1U 1wll'lmor. Ph111 e
ili·l ))I,
CALCOMP IS
COMPUTER
GRAPHICS
J·Dby ,,rcomp
/'lotter
C1!corrill' 11 !h t wo,lc1'1 lt•dtr 111 Cornpul•r Grtph·
ic Sy1 ltrn1. A1 !ht 1111 of cornpultrl cof'll iflUf lo
910w, •• doe• th , m•rk tl fo r 9re phic cli1pl1v dt·
wlc11 ... t nd •• c .lea mp ;, the m•l•t dt¥1lop1r
of this •t11•til1 1q11;prri111I, w1 l.1¥0 1njoy1d •
ph1nom•"•I 9rowlh. A1 •n 11•rnpl1: Our 11lt 1
¥olurri1 h11 intr11i1d 400 'I'. t ine• I t65. ,,.,; w1
h .... i"cro111d tur R. I D bud91I proporlion1f1ly
to m1of"th1 ch11t1ll<J• of new p•oduch ,,.,; •ppll•
ct llon1• Thi1 1•mt ouhl1ndl119 11'•09re11 h11 b11n
11fl1ct1d in 1dw 1nc1m1fll opportuniti11. 1f '(OU '"'"* to btcomt 1 m1m~1r of lh i1 win f'lin'!I t11tT1,
with 1 ltuly dyn1m ic 1nd uniqu t cDrft ll'l"'I"• join
C tltornp t1J1vl Ouhl111ci"i119 c••••r •Pll'••lu11ili11
t litl ••:
Systems Desi9n En9ineer
To p1 rfor"' 1y1!1rn1 d11i<J11 of lnlt •ftct 1quipmt11!
to ad•pl C1lco111p 1Jlotti11'!1 t quliJmonl 11 tho new
'!ll nt rali a11 of compul111, M111I htY• oxpl ri onc t in
Ji9it1I lo9ic •lld ci•tuil d11i9n 11 cemiJUltr l'fl •
l•rri• 1 ,.J t/0 1quill'"'•"'· Rtquir11 I S or MS in EE.
CRT Desifirn En9ineers
To p1rfer"' 1y1l1rri d11iq11 ,,.J d1¥oloprn111l of X.'Y
d1111 clio11 1mplifitfl !rri19111ticl for t tlhod1-rty
tube tl it ll'lty. lt1q uir11 I S o• MS in EE i nd l ¥••11
11p11i1nc1 ;,. 1n1le9 f11cl.b1 tk .,,.,1;1;,, '••i9n
i nd d•vt lopmtnl,
Sr. Mechanical Enfirlneers
15 er MS i11 ME with S y11t1 or mor• tll ll'Olit"''
in ll'l t ch1ni1rn1 , d11i9" 1n1ly1i1 1f p11iph11 t l ctrn·
pultt 1quiprritn!, i.1, mo9n1llc lip• lttn1po~1.
1Jrinlt t1, plollt fl, etc.
Computer Service Enfirineers
To rn1inl1in 111cl rop•i• di9it1I compul1r i nd ••·
l1ti11 9 momtry 1quipm1nt 11 C alComp cu1IOll'll r
loct1'on1. Mini hawo 1 11'1i11imurn of 1 y11r1 loch-
nicol 1chool lr•inin9 or collt9• loYtl EE c1ur111,
two v••rt 11p1ri tn'• in tolid 1!1le circuihy, dit ilel
lot lc, rol1ti119 l!'lln'll''I 111Cll lrou~le1h•oli11t ctll'I·
"'''citl coll'lpult r oquipmon+. W t htVto 1p111iflfl
;,. L11 Ang1l11, Mou.ion t "d Now Ye,lr. St l1ct1cl
t ppli~111h wlU rocti¥t on.hi nd h 1i11t111 •I full
poy ; .. An1htill'I bo9i"ni11t Jy11t )0th,
Electrical & Mechanical
Draftsmon
~oquirtl ll'tlt hilJh 1chool !<1!111119 i ncl rt ct lll ••·
p1ri1nco i11 !ht ptt p1•1ilon of Clltloil d11wl111JI fo•
1l1ctre·11'11ch1nic•l •11utpmt nl. Muoi be f111'1ill1<
wlrit febrictlien ind protil uc+ion l tchniqwtl 1114
•now Mii 1p1c;1, E•ll't1i111c11i1 in dr1wln9 1cht rri t l·
ic1 tnd PCI l1vout.
Computer Operator
Pr1f1r ••potit flCt on tho Q,E.415, l•p1,i111ce In
otliior m1Jlu"' It l1r91 1c1l1 comput111 wlth m19·
ll tlil 1.,. 1/0 ,,,.,1.t.t ••
JOIN CALCOMP -
SOON TO BE IN ALL NEW FACILITIES
CALL, WRITE Oil VISIT
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
305 N. lt\ULLER, ANAHEIM 635 .. 501
CALlFORNIA
COMPUTER PRODUCTS. INC.
A11 1111111 •PP••tunlty 1mpl1v•• 1111,• 1 t•O
111111 •• ftll'lllt '"'" .,,1.,
--
BEFORE NEED
COUNSELING
\Viii train T\VO llll'M
.to :loin our stall at
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
\\'nuld you \ikP lo \l"ara
this fine profeuion?
Do you h11vP
pmotional maturity'!'
Oo you llkt
1a\king to peoplf''!
PHONE: "'4-11212
SALES
PROFESSIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
COUNSELLOR
II you have the •bility I ·
desif'I! lo 11.·ork with people
in plrasanl l!UrroundirlJ"ll t:
hav~ had salt's nr public
rontal't exptrlertC"e we •!'I! 1 lool:lni:: ror you. We will
rraln. Rapid promotions.
Good management OPP;'Y·
PotenliaJ SS.en> to Sl0,000.
Call l\ir Rlchar9s Mgr.
COASTAL AGENCY
A member of
Snellina: l. SneUlne:, Inc.
2790 Harbor Bl, C.P.1. 540-&o55
POLICEMAN
$667. to S809 • n10nlh
Agt 21 10 31, up lo 35 with
approved rxperlence
HEIGHT: 5' 8 .. minimum.
\VEIGHT: in proportion lo
height. PHYSICAL RE·
QUIREMENTS: High school
11;raduate, valid Calif. oper-
ator:o; Jiccnse, U.S. citlun.
File application at City H:aJI,
8200 Wcstmin~ter Ave., Weal·
minster. Calif. t>elore July
11, 1969-5:00 PP.1. Written
t-xam July 19. 1969 (TI4)
1193-4511 Ext. 2Cfl
Production Control
EXPEDITOR
~!Ul!I havf! ovf'r lhru yrs.
mc,'l!nt experiencf': in
chine shop exped!tin11:.
m•·
C1dill1c Contrt11l1
Oivlidon of Ex.ctllo Corp.
18" Whittler Ave.
Coat• Mes•
646-2491
An f'(!ual opportunity
employer
DESIGNERS
&
DRAFTSMEN
P~ple v.·ith heavy l'Xperl·
tnce in rotall111 equipment
111.re urgt-ntly lll!f!ded by
pl'OfT'l"SslvP aircraft mm·
ponrnls m1nuf1clurer. F..X·
Jlf'ritnce In flll'I pumps. elf'C.
triC" motol'll, ind fa~ ill dt:-
slred. Bil company bl!Mtit.s
~·Ith 1mall company atmm-
phert. Rl!ply Box M 632, lht
DAILY PILOT.
Day or Nlirht
C1ntOMM Sty l• CMlc
Appl.,)' in perlOO
Wu Ben'•
33.1 Ha.y1ide Dr1vt
NPwport' Beach
ffiv10: Sta Attendant amt
f.1l'Cha.nic. Rt.b:. Re.qr. m
E . Coa11 Hwy, N.B.
BOAT SALISMllN * 6'"2S& •
.. ' .. , . . ... ' . .. -. , -. ' . . . \ -... . ' ... . . ' .. '
" " " .
-· )It~, Jun! 14, 1'169 • , • .. ,
J • qy • ilOil &·EMPLOYMINl JOIS ... EM,LOYMIN1 ~OIS;& ,iM!'LOY!"!M" '°" • ~YMIN't .... ~. JOlf&}rM,~O'f1t1rNT JOIS & ~LOYMiN! l~Hll~p~W~""~'Ci~Mlin.J~·~· ~~;~ • · ·, 'i'.~1", '•>' '• •• ' • I "1 '' -' Hol' W•ntod c ' -. • 11e.:;.t~~·· '~·!\.<"'. l'Wa wJlhW·Dl~,.t.i "schOolt>IMtrvcti.n 7600 Schooll-lo1trv<tl90'7600 ':!"'J'w.f, ~ ~ ~--W~t-$-~ '111111~ W-• , 7AIO '. • ·~..ci,Mlf ~· ;-1 ·..... • , , . •
1~ Mi\CHI Mi~. -. · , ·~~ •• TCHJOR -· ;· .. ~4r~. ,_;.. · -\ . , -tllRAi;N ; 'H-.Ult~ ~i:~~~:m~,'ri,~::J~~m:
,. -.-~.~.tj/f • FIRE IEMEllOENC'I'. Jo "'v11a1 ~lit *
1
·'c' LERI S62G-$754 Piir:Mon~ .. $~..';' · '· , Enroll '!"W fw 1111 torm
• l o th Ope t • ~ • EQUIPMENT • lndU.ef·wlth u.; f,... (~ '"' l M..t bes· J~ C RM ' · .. a • .... ;r-11ffnlor ":, DISPATCHER . ' moot maoufaduret of ' $667.-#U. July 1, IllJlt). lipot wl ·~ SAU E ~N SCHOOL
11 . , J $562 ........ per'montt) flutomatic val)":1 ... t&nd ~ , , , \ • ~no.. 'ea · :.a( ' KDGN . Ith ·Courty f1l'1reund1
Ii · Must lie ~rienced 'on ,Nn'e\.'Ja~ have • ·-m'""'""'~nc1..i'tor coou.b. " ••' ·~)'l'l!ltil•"'~" . 'l!ll"C.Of =-.11:~IJl\:I ' · !l'!*k own tOO!s and do own M1up$. • ~,.ma. JulY 1, 1969> • DRAFTSMAN ' !:;:-. u!W.~ ma· NEWl>Olt'I' BIA-CH' E~~;~:~~-·Allo i..; y.t~ERE 'THE PROeRAM ATS THE CHllO
• , ... Mill Operator CITY OF Appointmerlt 8.bove lira\ '~~k Ior.' Jant CaraUI, sinct MOTIVATIQN Is an Inner forqi
NEWPORT BEACH J years mecb.anical dfl/l· SECRETARY .tep possible for ~i-_ Newr:rt that grows with fHlln11 of 1ucc .. a. I ,
1 Mwt ~ experienced on numerical
machines.
control Ina experience requirlid. any wen qualified ci.ndi· ' WILLAll H S ~d D Requires ll.S. diplonia Must ~ able to makf' dates. POiit-ion lnvolwa Personne Agency D • AUCERMAN, • • . . ,, , or G.E.D .. 2 yrs. recent complex det.til~ draw-Adminlrtration of Refer-, 833 Dover Dr •• N.B. Tel: S..a.1751
expttlence in public t"Ott-ings, a.a well •s traci!11', Shorthand 80 wpm. Type ence Service for Main EXPLORER
tact \VOrk. Experience in changlnf or completm1 50 wpm, on electric IBM. a.ad Branch Libraries.
operation of radio • telt--them. Minimum ttqulttment MOTORHOME·
Phone commun.lcation M.L.S. from a.a Accredit· CORP. Drill Press Operators ,,
'
Holp W1ntocl
Wpmen
HolpW•-
Wom1n 7400
Must be e:xperie~ced on alt types ol drilfs,
have ow n tools and do setups. A1inimum
three yrs. experience.
""'lpmeol ~ highly d" (lA·YAL (0, KE y p u NCH od Lib...,,, School Apply """· .\pply to p,.....,. belore 5 P.M., Friday, ncl Office, Cily Hall, 3300 June 20, 1969, to the Per--
Ne\vport Blvd.. cn4J 17th & Pl11centt. OPERATOR1 sonncJ Ottk:e, 3300 New·
Needo
Good typist W/IOftle knoWI· *'
eda:e ol bookkeepinc. $2.00
ptr hr. Phone for interview
546-lll)O,
J. c. ~enney Co.
Fashion ~stand
Newport Beach
MAID. pt. tlm~. ·ea1f ill * person; Huntill&tOn Sllorel
Motel. 2100% Ocean, H.B . • • ·-! Tool Grinder
L· Minimum five yrs. in close tolerance grind·
; • -ing of high-speed and carbide tools~
' ' " Hone Operator j.
; ' Mu st have minimum of two yrs. experience
~ on Sunnen Hone.
I
' l ..
I•
1'
CA.Dl~~C CONTROLS
Division of Ex~Callo Corp.
11'' Wflilni.r A•e., CMt• M.s•
646-2491
673-6633 before S p.m. Costa Mesa port Blvd., Newport
Monday, JUlle 16, 1969. 548-2201 Bff.ch (TI4) 67J..&i33.
GARDENER
GROUNDSMAN
NEWPORT
BEACH
Divcrsi!ied Jand develop1nent
company is seeking some-
one to &Mist in maintenance
of commercial properties.
Job dutif.'S will include clean-
up of oot8ide areas and gen-
eral gardening assistance.
An eQual opportunitY
employer
HYDRAULIC PRESS
OPERATORS for molding
rubber parts. Top earnings.
Speciality Molders, 7 1 2
YorktOwn Ave., }lB.
Part·Tim1 S:»-9 PM
Deliver health guides while
takinz small orders, Sales
exp. not nec'y. 968-3284 betw.
5 and 6 pm ONLY.
MAN, experienced, to fry
domits &: assi!t bsker full
lime. Set Mr. Rlch&rdson.
Trotttr's &:Cery, 2 3 4
One year experience d~
sired. Day shitt. \Ved. &
Thlll'I. oU AND 4:30 pm
to 1 am shirt available.
COLLINS
RADIO CO.
19700 J1mborH Rood
Newport 8e11ch
Equal opportunity employer
CLERK TYPIST
Excellent fringe benefits
Cedilli1c ContrOls
DivisK>n of Ex-Cello Corp.
1166 Whlili•r Avt.
JR, STENO Cl.ERK
~ve englnemng tinn
• Minimum 1 yr
»tenorraphic and general Clf-
fice "'Ork -€xctllent op..
portul'lityfor com pete n ~
young lady in a busy, con-
genial offict. Salary open.
Contact Personnel M Cr . 548-1123 .
SALES WOMEN
NEEDS PART TIME
SALESLADIES
Hou11Wl~1 &. Mothers
Can · y9u spM-e a rew boun
each day and add to the
famny Income at the same
time? S'"bedu1e1 conven~nt
for· you, mornings, alter.
noons, evenings or combtna.
ti0111 ot all. Work in a fun
•tore under the finest o1
conditlona and top rupervi&.
•ion.
No experience required. Ex· 1',orest, Laguna Beach
A"' .-.u•I oppotlunity •mploy•r cCllent benefits with gTOIY· IS,,CE,,Clt"'V:.,:l..;C,,:E::S_::l::.•tio-'. "n=.::att_:condae-,_n_t. I---~~==~~ I l"''l!!'l!'l!!'l!~~~~~~~~~~'l!!'l!'l!!'l!~:!! j inl oompaoy. G"voyanl •hill. Apply 2!00 * CAFETERIA
Coste M.s•
646-24'1
For excitjnc new· fubiOn
store in South Coast Plua,
Costa Mesa. App Ii c·a n t
mllllt be thoroughly ex-
perienced In ready-t«>-wear.
Xlnt SllJar)' & comm. Apply
il'l pet'&Oll.
ALROE, INC
APPLY 1N PERSON
j H•lp WantN, Men 7200 Help Wanted, Men noo Call Jil\f BALLENGER ~;,~t Hwy ,NB or call HELP
al &C-03.:t>, Fron1
g to s. l\londay-Friday YARD salesman, over 21, 5 Sears
BOOKKEEPER-GENERAL
BE A CALIFORNIA GffiL Long-estiblished engineeripg
Take a good look at this job! firm dellires General BoOk-
There aren't many like it. If keeper (experience) all
you are an attractive, phases bookkeepiJ\i:, job ac-
Pl;NNEY'S
FASHION ISLAND
1·
• ITT JABSCO
PRODUCTION
MATERIAL
HANDLER
Pl-efer some experience
in manufacturing raclli-
• ties, Operates fork lift.
Good benefits and v.·ork-
1 ing conditions.
'
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
I. 1485 DALE WAY
COSTA 11ESA, CALIF. 92ti26 l 1714) 5-6-8251
I ~------
ITT JABSCO
CLEANER,
DEBURR '
Prefer some Iactory ex-
pel'ience-handling mt'!·
als. Good benefits and
workina conditions.
! EQUAL OPPORTUNITY t EMPLOYER
I 1485 DALE WAY
COSTA MESA, CALU'. 92626
(TI4) 54~~
I NOW HIRING
53 MEN I ' ; ALI. \VORK
BACKGROUNDS
ACCEPTED
J. W. Robinson
Has opening for:
TV SALESMAN
Experienced
Foll time position. Excellent
company benefits.
APPLY
PERSONNEL DEPT.
Fi11hion lsli1nd
Newport Beach
Equal opportunity employer
GRANT'S
GULF SERVICE
SERVICE STATION
MANAGER
h-fust be Orange Co. resident
for at least 2 yrs. Major oil
c-ompany training preferred.
Excclf.'nt salary &. company
benefits. Apply in person 2
to 6 PM at
GRANT'S SUR~LUS
1/;>() Newport Blvd, CM
e FIBERGLASS e FOREMAN
(or gclcoatiflt:" fiberg!aM,
ckopper gun & fiberglass
and hand layup department.
Fringe benefits. Sailboat
menulacturer. Send resume
to Bo.'< M-6.11 The Daily Pi·
lot, or apply in person: 8211
ITT JABSCO
JANITOR
(Second shitt)
Prefer experil'.'nce in care
<1f industrial ollicts and
facilities.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
El\fPLOYER
1485 DALE WAY
COSTA ~fESA, CALIF', 92626
(TI4) 54.'i-8251
AUTOMOTIVE
EQUIPMENT
MECHANIC HELPER
$491--$605 Per Month
( Re<..'Ommended $536-
$051. Effective July 1, 1969J
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
Requires completing ot
8th grade and one year
Automotive Experience.
Apply before S P.!1.1 ..
Thursday, Jull{' 19, 1969
to the Personnel QUjce,
3300 Newpor! B l vd ..
Ne1vfxnt Beach. (7I4)
673-663.~
J..ankershlm Blvd., North '"''""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'I J1ollywood, Cali/.
Assistant
Manager
MOTOR HOME
e BUllDERS
day 1veck, some mechanical Costa 'Me•• expcr. RED-E·RENTALS. -
2167 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Full Time
AUTO & BOAT Cooking and •ll~i1round
UPHOLSTERER. Top pay, experience nee.
40 hr. wk. Call 642-3789 e
EXPERIENCED iervice ala·
tion attendent. La n k Io rd
ftlobile, 3001 Bristol, C.M.
TRAINEES 1''ry cook, win-
do1v man, ma:r. 504 Pacific
CDast Hiwa.y, HB.
Excellent Benefits • An Equal Opportwllty
Employer
Apply in Personnel Office
Monday thl"u Saturday
10AMto 4PM
SEARS Help W1nted
Women 7400 Roebuck & Co.
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
3333 S. BRISTOL
ITT JABSCO
CLERK
COSTA MESA
An Equal OpPOrtunity
Employer
EXPERIENCED
e ESCROW e
SECRETARY
yaung, single, mature girl ling billi coun , ng, payroll,
(over 21) with a good sales etc. Salary open. Contact
pergonality, we have an Personnel Mgr. 54g..7723
opening on our exclusl~ -
"Ca.lilOrnia Girl" Sta!l. You Cost Accnt. Clerk
lOAMto 5PM
?t1onday thnl Friday
All student positions filled.
Equal opportunity employer
* * will meet intelligent people to $476 I~~~~~~~~~ & represent our firm . in Able lo use calculator + ,_ _ _, Ex u .n ,__. M ADVERTISING your wci:u atta. ce ent exp., c ......... ine. er-
pay· with . complete frinie chant! Per'IOnnel Ai&ency, Se,cretarv/ """"fil program, induding 2043 W<alclHf Orlvt, N.B. T
your· own d'e 11 i r ne r' • i ,;645-,::,.:21::7:.:0:..., ___ ~--B kk
wardrobe. ·Hours on a ELE;CTRON'IC ASSEMBl.-' 00 eeper
regulor rotatiooal bam, full ERS No ,xperion"' ....,.,. ,
time. For appt, pleue call. sary. Srnall plant, day sJUft Rupon1iblt~ • top .. vef
(TI4) 642-6337. like.co Corp. SENSITRQN INC. po,•ltiOn for sharp,' ti1k ..
See BeU;y-BnJCe at
m6,,lxec
Agency for Career Girls uo \V. Coast Hwy., N. B.
By appoint &tG.3939
ee NEEDED
225 PaulaTino Ave. ch•rge' girl Must··h•ve
Costa lifesa, Calif. excellent skills incl,.
INTERESI'JNG Position ahorthtncf; h•ncfle lite
m.eetlng public. 21-29, at-bkkpg; billing. Under
tr a c Ii v e, Ull('ncumbered 30, Call 1Si1rbera. (714)
Car furn, salary 0pcn. 642_l9IO.
642-6198
To assist In I.he billing /
accounting dept. of a
i.mall pump company.
Previou~ experience and
typini desirable.
UNITED CALIFORNIA Two Office Girls
DREAM Job • Keep YoUr im·
portanl job as wile &
mother &. earn a wkly
paycheck. 54c4-3854. 636-3497
WOMAN for full t i m e
employment in beauty sup.
.P!Y •tory:. ·Som~ bea~ or
beautlciAn 'exJ;'d required.
e • µpERIENCED
-TELLER-
UNITED
CALIFORNIA BANK
EQUAL OPPORTIJNlTY
EMPLOYER
1485 OALf.; \VAY
COSTA t.1ES.\, CALIF, 92626
tn4J 545-8251
KEYPUNCH
E:i..-perienced operators
needed for par! lime
\\'Ork, either on regular
schedule or "on call''
basi~.
BANK MUllt ~ 21 and ab)e lo drive
3141 E. Coaot Hwy
Corona cl1I Milr
'7:1-9240
Equ~I opportunity employer
EXPERIENCED
e NOTE TELLER e PART TIME
TELLER
UNITED
CALIFORNIA BANK
APPLY
186 East 16th SL
Costa Me11a
· Call a.It 7 p.m. 833-0093
BANK Proo1 Operator/Com·
puier Oerlc:. Pollition no w
available, at ~urity Pa-
cific National Bank, S. La-
guna Branch. ~2224
. ' . 309 t>.lain, ~runt. Bch. '
536-8811
Equal opporturiity employer
NURSf AIDE Bkkpr F /C to $650
lmmed opening. Xlnt 1mall
Newport Beach co. Ideal
1vorking cond. Know NCR.
Call Edee, 54~0 , Beauty Oper11tors U yQu are interested in~
Full or part time, busy ahOp, * Progressive patient care
Htg, Bch. 536-€114 * Service education Employment Agency * Excell. working cond's,
2120 So. Main, Santa Ana WOMAN to belp care for CaJJ Orange Counties largest
CAN You QUALIFY" wheel -chair patlent. lite extended care hospital. · hseWork. good home .Ii: Could you spare two hrs. a wages. 891-9123 ___ ..;S:.c4.:6..:64..:5:.:0:_ __
day for five days a week, if --"--'---'----ADVERTISING ARTIST ""'U receive •~ for it?' If so LAUN 0 RY help, all J~ .,..., Due to expansion the Pen-call Mn. Nelson, 642-8560 dep.artmentJ. Will train if nysaver is· a cce pting
JASON BES!'
bet. 2.-t PM for an a~ fast. Huntington B c h • applications for part-time
222 Ocean Ave .• Laguna Bch.1.,cpo_i_nt_m_e_n_l. ______ 842-5565 __ c_______ l..AYOUT, PASTE-UP &:
494-4546 PART·TIME HELP Fishing Rod WrapPers PRODUCTION. Exp, pref'd.
Retail gry:icef)' ex~rience, NEWSPAPER INSERTING Experienced. Top pay, Apply in person Wed. thru
day or night shill. Paid vac, (LA·YAL (O, LYN APPLY IN PERSON Browning Mfg. C.o. Fri. Pennysaver. 15 4 5
e ASSEMBLERS Please call Mr. Chard
548-2201
insur etc. Xlnt Oppty. Call Immediate openings for men RH or DAIL y Pl LOT 1919 Placentia, C.M. seun Newport Blvd. C?o.l.
for appt. 642-8620 with experience in plum!> G E N E It L IN ..:.:=:c::.:,.::c;:::..=:::.. __ ing, eleclrical, lvalls. cabin. , 330 \V. Bay, C.~I. · A SURANCE Ftm•I• Sacty. 500.00
RETIRED man: host 31), et.s and finish _ or \Ve \\'ill 17th & Placentia (Californi• Lic1nt1d) Experienced chair side AG ENCY GIRL. Must be A top beach area co. i& look·
days per week in most lux-train you. l\oiust have some Costa Mesa ass.istant Newport &ach experienced. Salary open. ing for an attractive gal with
LARGE OJ?ilPANY urious laundromat U.S.A. hand tools. See Rick, 2135 Relief .. I to 4:30 p.m. orthodontic office. Send 548-1185 Mr. Gibson good sec. skills, &reat po-
• EXPANDING JN M~est sa1ary:bl Mu&st he Canyon Drive. Cost11. ~fesa An equal opportunity resume to Bo.'< M 418 WOMAN, part Urne Summer tim;nbt•i·~-~-th, 'iee"° .. -~,i,ll ,":: ; ORANGE COUNTY so ...... r, respons1 e get 642-97":>8 employer Apply in person Daily Pilot. job, nights. Mu st be at lea.st ..... ..., U!l: Ul1' .....,..
• ' alont well 'vith people. See '"""""""""""""""""' 18 w· •-11· Do t H In M ' ---------1 General Office $400. · uicu~ 1 nu ouse, ta e, erchant.s Personnel
I
' TOP PAY store by Pantry Mkt., Baker SALES J luntington Beach U 2947 Harbor Blvd c M Ag""'Y ~·• \V••lclifl ~ at Fairview, C.M. Then Convalescent }lospital Type 60 exp. in tteneral o · ., · · ........ ' ....,..... "" '"''·•
call: John Briscoe after s SECURITY PROFESSIONAL 1S792 Delaware st., H.B. lee duties, call Loraine, YOUNG Atbact.iVe girl, n _N:=·8;:.·..:fi45..:'c:m::c:o:..· ----
Must be able to start immed· PM 644-l307 GUARD EMPLOYMENT Merchants :"ersonnel A.gen-yTs to 26 yn, full daytime • BOOKKEEPER
1 iatety, CALL PERSONNEL ---------COUNSELLOR cy, 200 WestcHU Drive, employment Call 642-4007
( OFFICE FOR INTERVIEW l\lanae:emen1 Trail'lf'e Jr you have !he ability & c:ibilities Newport Beach, 645-2770 ask for Lloyd R1staurent experience '~ MONDAY & TUESDAY. PART TIME EVES. MUST BE ABLE desir to work 1vilh peopl pref•rred
J.-Mon, Wom. 7500
Gellir•I
Accountanl
Including all aenttal AC·
counting funcliont in a small
mfg. co., audit of ac~t·
ing machine tuns, journ4I
entry preparadon, . peyroll
report_, & control. CUb di•
bu.rsements. preperaUon ot
monthly financial &: .1~
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in dept. planning Ir: 1pecial
as&gnments. Related t~1'
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of bOOkkeepini machine OP.
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APPLY AT
STACO, INC.
1139 B•ktr St.
Cost• M11i1
549-3041
An equal opportwtity
employer ·
ITT JABSCO
MECHANICAL
ASSEMBLIYt
Preier tomeone w i t h
mechanical asaMlbly ex-
perience. Good benefits ·
and \vorking conditiorts.
EQUAL OPPORTtJNITY
EMPLOYER
11\fale or Female)
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COSTA ?t1ESA, CAUF;..92626
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Production
Helpers
To 11·ork on assemb)y ot
1:1mall electro . lnechani·
cal parts. Previous ex--
perience assem hlY. work
desired. but not manda·
Lory.
CALL 642-2400
ask for J im ltyams.
evenings; 546-0319
Servonic Division or
CULTON INDUSTRIES
INCORPORATED
1644 Whittier Ave.
Costa Mesa, Calif.
Equal opportunity en1ployer
*COOKS*
EXPERIENCED and
NON-EXPERIENCED
positions open
Apply in perton
I n•12s1 TO WORK ANY SHIFT < ' r•nl1'm1'te:>.. EXP pastry cook • • HOTEL MAID, lull ""'" • FOOD
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PICO CRAFT $3,50 per hr, Apply ~~~c1ha!xr!~!~c:r".~u!1:~ a9eOC'N Ben~:~~ C:~~op * 494-ll96 * CHECKER R·EUBEN'S l Assemblers looking for you. \Ve ,1,ill 1 WAJTR&<;S, Exp .. over n . 1.11 pm Quali!y Positions or 133 S Cout Hwy LB I · K ~ coco 11 Cadillac. Controls train. Rapid promotions. Qualified Applicants · ' . App Y in person, ona 613-2930 after s pn1. 'S • Carpenten Call :,.i?.7782 l\lr. Bond Division or Ex-Cello Corp. Good management oppty. 488 E. 17th St., Suite 224 HOUSEK.EEP~ ~ child Lanes, 2699 Harbor, et.t ADVERTISING ARTIST l Experie nced Li~nsed Real Estate SaJes-1166 Whittier Ave. Pote11tial SS,000 to $10,CW. Costa Mesa 6·12-1470 ca~ hve in, 51.,i days. * \VAITRESS * (.~er 21 Due to expansion tile Pen· 1555 w. Adams ·~• Li"ncoln Avo .. Cyp"''· n1an needed for immediate Costa Mes• C.1!1 !\tr. Richard.~ t.1gr. Private room & bath. Refs. Graveyard shift. Con:.act C . =» COAS $50 'k I iod' · nysaver is accepllng ap.. osta Mes•
:1 __ 1_be_~~ind_rc•h•~y~,:-~"'tu_or~Y:,;-"-'-'-1 ~~~o:.~~~:· t~~:~. unit now An eq~!=rtunlty AT!~m!~~rNCY B= :i::r =~~r/~1~~ " w~C:S2~c raises. M~.R~~;e~PERA;~':sn t!~b~~.· l~AJ~~P tln~1--R~ES~AALLEES'~SM~TE~A~NT~E~-1
\ Draftsman Four Seasons Homes employer snell\ng & Snl'lling, Inc. available. Previous experi-~LES LADY C20 t~ 451, full Top Salary. Call 646-2766 PRODUCTION. Exp, pre1'd.
I Huntington Beach YOUNG ·eci . 2790 Harbor Bl, C.1\.1. 546-605.i ence nol necessary. Apply time for children s store. Apply in person Wed. thru "'an I c d. Bea<:h ote ..
WantcdSmal. Prlol r Uie.xper ~ect's· 968-4500 Ing lo ""Omr..,.k .. i~_. ml ""1 wluill-at ~urlty Pacific Nation-/,pply: BERGS T R 0 MS D~AL2~ EC /5RExpE C p T . Fri. Pennysaver, 1 5 4 ., established la yrs. Ap.
UJ')'. o ce, pnmar· .. ""'u or u re al Bank South Ltruna BABY STORE, Sot Coast Sin&le, :;i to 4. • nee. II t be f 'lly residential. Richard ll. BOYS 10 .. 14 with rapidly ex Pan din r e EXPERIENCED. Branch. '499-2224 Plaza, C.M. • * 546--3000 * Newport Bl\1d._ C.'1. ~ ~w ~U:tarea~~t ::::!
I. ,Oclctd, Architect. 54S-8818 Carrier Route3 O..,.n PLASTICS FIRM. $1.85 lo SI~ For 4 h" .. ~n FULL Charge Bookkee,_. m'••o'oo splo·t. \". s•---
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.,1 ant for ,.-st.art. NEW ACCOUNTS DENTAL assistant /secre-EXPERIENCEDMedical ''"'1' c uu ... • .--""' -'" ...... .. -nn·-nt bas" s ""• multi~. exper. M 111 t Foot•, 67" ~,0 or ........ . 26."J() S. Grand CLERK tary Laguna Hills -Leisure ~ptionillt & front of-.--....... .... >U&J <MIU .rt0"\1U\I'
[-single, for coaJ1tal estate. LagunA Beach, So. l.afuna UNlVERSAL FlLTRA~N World '"'· All phases ma.a· fice girl; Radiology office, wk-odd hn. 64~ have ret.s tor recent CPA REAL ESTATE ·Farmer type preferred. Cot· OAJLY PILOT 1•• e.iq>er., ~e or outside.
,1 ~ &: small salary. Good 642•4321 2650 S. Grand UNITED CALIFORNIA terM, $415-$500 1lart. Re· Newport Beach. 642-6464 LADY to live in temp .•. lite Salary commeruurate with SALESPERSON -SifR-Vfi:ESifi'ffi'iN-1 ---S~·~n"'ta~A:"na"___ BANK sume, P.O. Box 10915, Santa HOUSEWIF. E Wanted 9 to 6 hOUsekeeping. must drive. .. ....... ri ......... ~.n "-. "--. Opening for aggressive, ~·job for a pensioner. \Vrile SERVICE STATION Rf ·~ •••2 ....,..,.._ ........ ~ ......., uu -,, n.llln h b .,. __ p 419 Dar P"\ SALES~1EN -Ana . 92TI.l . Replies strictly T U ea ' Wed ' Thurs ' ::':::;.· =~::...:=·=-===~ ri'lond 64S-0710 New po r f ungry ut sincere person. I _,,. -iy 1 01 • Employee ,~·iTh l'XJ)Crienrr nf d<n"-' U' -MEDICAL RECEPT Bea-.. Good commission. f Io or Car('('f opporluni1v "' i l h 4667 ~faeArlhur Blvd. co 1 <.UU. 1ttinin1um. Clerk and o 1ee , "'' HANDYMAN & Cl IA UF· 1vanled rnr 5-12 pn1 i;hitt. "' "''" '"" lime. Center ol Corona deJ • ~-A 1 ""' S ,..__ gt'01\•ing Co. Prefer exp'd Nl'wport Bea<:h 5~0-'1424 FULL & Part tin1e-womcn work. Ph. O"l~l7 Write P-491, Daily Pilot f F'i".oVn for local driving. pp y .,.,. .. "-V<lRl 1-h"l'· SECRETARY ?.l11r. Confidential interview.
( .Live In. Privatt' roo1n & Chevron stn1ion. men. Fas1 rloor, guaranteed Consultant to $575. for Jc\\·elry store. Previou' A-IAID: Laguna Reef ftfotel. GENERAL housekeeper, 5 EXPrRIENCEO ~Ir. Canon 67:>-35&l
I .. lh -1 bl lddl ,_ tr11n1nision ..j.. P.f\f. ·,, experience not necessary, 3M(l6 s. Coe.s t Hwy., J..a1[Una hrs daily _ 5,vt>dlsh, ........ lish 11;1
· .---.~era Y in e ag-Project Engineer $700 APPLY Dept. hl'ad for financial l 40 Im; we<:k. Beach. 499-2005 or German. 494-6170 ..... ,,. Ptrmanent, :1.o flour, 5 doy \VAITRESS. C 0 CK TA IL I ced. No drinking. RereMJ'ICl's ~fr<:h ability, know draf!ing. J:l.l E. 171h St .. Costa r.Jeiot r~to1r planning, good IYP-Apply in person ,v eek posilio'l available. \VA IT RESS. C o ·o KS
7'eQUirtd. Call (TI4) 612-8619 2 yrs, colli'.'gr, C"all Dan, 464 S. ~la1t1 s1., Sant;1 Ana ing + ligur" appituck, some Kirk Jewelers EXPERIENCED Part~timc EXPERlENCEO Me d ic a I Newport &ach. hrs, 10-.12 BUSBOYS.
-QUAUTY CONTROL t>.fl'r<:hants Pel'liOnncl Ag<'n-S college required, will train 2300 Harbor Blvd. medical IMUrantt. Write Auilflant lnatructor. &: 1-3 Pl\f, Top lSlaiy. Wrill' apply in pcnmt
, MANAGER 1.')', 24ro \l1estciift Drivt', tore Mgr. Tri1inH ri~ht_ person, ~~lee pd., call C011ta r-.tesa P-®. Daily Pilot * 64>2922 * Box M..f90, Dftily PiJot. Newporl Grotto ~ m••N••:wm· and alum N.B. 645-2170 $500. Loraine, ~1erchants Pttwn-ro·~•, ma·"--operator, """EIUENCED 0 e n ta 11 .:::::..:::.~c.:::=-'-'"'-'--........ \V "'---t H~ N B ~~ a e r.o 1 p ~ c e SHOE SALES manager Exttllen1 future ror l'lght nel Aa:ency, 20U WestclUf . P . L .A S T ,I C S Sailab;. sc~ .... 501 29th St., ~i.itanl. Write Box M-163. SARAH CO"VENTR'Y has ' .ltW.I ' ~298 '"•' · • ~ ~~333 Lt do trainee. America'• largest man, r.1111 Lora lTlt'. Mer-Drive:., N.B. 645-2170 Jr\)<'Ction moldinc opers. or Newport Bnclt. 67:>-1823 -0.UY.~t . · openints for full or part -,T°'E"A""'c,;7.'-ii;=.,=:--1
.,Cudnc. NB retailers or women's _ .. ____ <:l\ants Personncl Agency, * EXPEl\lENCED trainees. 0veand·r ~~~~~8 Ml'YT'Ura•s AID . SUMMER HAIRDRF.SSER ne-tded ttmtl'I .... .;.~....:..... Mi, j!·ln~. 1..,8· SUB ,TH•E•RCSHANE,RSD
... IUQ 2()13 U'eslcliff Dr., N.8. w for day ' ''"'.... ............ v••'"f'I~ •• -• • .._. ~ ,..., Y"'"'• --, LIMmen Eq. Q,ly LEEDS Shoe Store. So. &15-21Jt1 . AITR.ESSES * AWlY 8-4 p.m. Oranre O>un-Exp. _U.S. .enkn'. L1ve--m. Balboa laland i;aton. dellwrlett. For lrttetvkw Summer ~t ~ NJ XJpt" "9tY' for rlaht man. Cout Plaza. Contact Mr. Night Shifts .•• Un.\on HouM' ty Plastica. 350 w. 18th CM 1125 mo. (213) 346--41at 61;>-032 or ns.3701 call S40-()614J 837..fTC9/ or part tlmt, Guaranttrld c:be:ta Met. Atrlttiean M~ Phelps Se:Vice Slation Attendanl, Hosp., sutaical, MediCl.I, I:. • WAITRESS, OVU" -21 BABYSTITING ?'l'I)' home, 347...-iocomt. For appointment
tort' DMler. Jim Sothen. EXPEIUENCEO: SE R V n1ghl11 only, over 2.'i, must Dent.. Pla.m. Apply tn RN for tr ... serv1ce. tdocaUOn FUD or rt time Lquna Cnyn. Ip e.ncl yd.1S..:A::l:...E::.S::l.A:.....O-Y---la_d_i.,-w-.-,-r, call 833-9551 ,_U Am, U pail.
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...., MM, STA A11'. n.. •. m11n & Nigh! be exper.. good Pit)'. in-p e. rs on H 0 \VAR 0 ' S in 262 bed extended care 54~ . fnfants to S ,n. 4M-6823 ___,.._ ~ oontives. i>trnuull'!nl. Apply H.ESTAURANT, 4001 w. hosp. Sallll')' dependent on ao1ne experience p~fcrred -HAIR STYUSTS nttdtd.
,!--w. MACHINIS't. n\an. 400 E. 17th St.. Costa in pc_N;On, Norlh Cou:t Coa.'lt Hla:hw!ly, NeWpOrt edu<:. and cxper. 1030 \V. LIVE-IN b ab)' a It t e. r .A. BABYSrrrER 6 -di)' week ~tM~ ~~.-•,.11o
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Non mUkarf. Mm:kit'I ' Ma-e Sl\JLING IN h'TRUCTOR• Lag Bch Clerk Typist to $SOO. BABYSITTER. r.·1on thru ~ef-'J, * 548--2070 &:J3.:1050 FR 0 NT DESK 1 it l , 673-«161
I' ·pm. ·Jtllit )loGnW Ave., SJ>t.ml COAST YAOITS b.IAN for bakrry cleftn-up Good w/IJa:ure11 • Ilk~ nuin-Fri. ~fy hOme ~lesa Verde EXPERIENCED Slnilt' Nte· SITI'ER Wantll'd m,y home $ med I<: a I/ d r n ta I exp. --,;EX""'P"ER"I"EN=c=ED:---1
S.A. 5«).18 UOb W, PAt:lfic Coasl ll"'Y· "ork, about a hrs/dlJi 6 her typlna:. 10 \\'Ork In mar· area. 545-8012. Call after 1 dlt Operalon:. Appl,y: 325 days/"'k· Own trans, Resume to Oaily PUol Box DESI\ CL.EfU<.
I (%) SERVIQ: rtatlon at. NA Ask for Tony, d ;i s/wk, s'" ~ Mr , kellng dept, eall Loraine, p.1n. or all day Sat I. Sun. W. 18th St., CoslA MeN. 642.-3261 M 354 Phone 646-744~ tendants (U )( e ch a Pt c ~ SAJ,;,ISMAN Ii: I* n er • I Richard~n. Trotter •• J\lerch11.nls PtrMnne1 A.gen-PBX Ans\vcrina 11er. C»(p'd BAJ\MAJD, pairl Ume. DRUG Oerk, :l yn min oXP. • OO~lPANJON for e.klerl)' HAJR STYUSF. Eat. Won
+ Exsi'd. .c..JJ ~ -aik tor btlpl!r.., mnel'Y· Bakery, 1J4. f."cnst. Lacuna cy, 204.1 \\'e&tcUU Drive, pre.{. :r.tust bt avail for aJI SCOITIE.5 ref. Collqe Pharmacy 4·10 person, e~ and niJhta. ln Lido area. Some tollow-
1 Call. ~ . • •· -.on.c * 81.'&Ch N.R. &G-2170 •hlfb. atead)i work. 5:16-3881 436 E. lTlh St., C.l.f, "'*Ir Dr .• C.M. ~i80 -+49'l-8861• Int pref. F'or appt .. 6T3--4186
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JMt@up of e~~ ~-· . · Cllp-llaD\ps 14 bOob "01•1"'1 W: .j •ll ;:· ........... f.. •· ~ d!'<W ... •Ma ... t.6thDbJ reporu, A limow· S3 t~ go.2932 .~. jtf~ n I~ of re~ A 2 1CE Cre&rl\ ctWn. heart iJ~ fttftmn bu-•at IC. ... ._...,, .. -·hie. dellp •lo\' patio "' incl9Dr> ICltldc-•If 1'11. After July 1, .... will be I• s~ e&d\. N~ t1tab ind -.. .. I • .. .. ~I .. ,, ; • I On.nae--·nd brow ~
qtejl ,t-2'90 M~boa patpt. ~~ r POJitSbtE 't"ftllne 1 par t,a LAWN Q:lain $~ Bar top SS. USED wool carpet 10 x 15. DELUXE Ba\ir tiatb!Mtte, BABY (\lndtun:: ;25 fD1' all. 0CC Dt:nlt.I 'Witlila tint, ru t ·s)a:
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Drive:, Irvine, ~Ir. ~. MEtB.ON.bMit E;tlctric $12. sheet metal $$. Oi1 filter:' SJ, 8'!}C~s $1 •. 50 • i 5 ~ . 2 5. $10. Neon dt&k lamp $5. Bar exacUy lib ntW $10. Pad-Plazyen. hlcti. c: h ~ I r, and aecond.~~wieqi' 'bt.thn>oni .;,.~ 0 P. •-~ P
Send rt1Ume1 & aaluy ft. Sid boot&, Molotor 1izie 9 p, 6V coil ·SJ. -wnpr muf. ~ .~1. Spl~l t?o1a ll~ tet .$5. Mabap.r\y ded C:at-..lftt ·#.-Rockinc bathioehe-ahct d r tl'I 1 I n t $6.5Q..$10.50 wW iiell lor pink bathroom ~ ; ~ti to: , , . . ~ Arrtiflue cmoQ-·1 tand $S. 11tr $20. Zen,lth 31 NDIX .M and lip. 50 lb. ~ ~ill tatite '1op .._. 645--Z'l:f , Intantse..t fl. 9C-119S t&b!c: eombl111Uon, 1 o o d ~ IAI~ vmt Bathroom II*» . ...,: "
-DYMAMIC SC11NCI Black marble tor .t.lreplace kU $5. ~ St. fur coat S:25· Fonnica 'IWIN beds $l5 each. 180 PLAYBOYS OOc each. cµnd!Uon, 894-3907. 1131 $10.50 tor ss.. Two complete G1auwve'10c $L h'O C'aO
P .o,. Bo.'t 668, MoproVi~, Cal SlO. 66-2932 • FLASll for Af'8\ll C -3 .:Q up. Miacdlarwous. 1!391 Re:tri.attttor, no handle, bu! New heaUnc pad $2.fiO. 2 Camphor, W~tm. ~tt u~ 12-l4 x 15 Urt1 p ·each. rocr
9,1016. Attn: A:R· DeLellls. CLOTHES Zic • S1 TV tabli!S camera tl. Flash Io r Avalon Ln., H.B. ~~00 works $10., Dinette table &nd Antique Spanilb lamps cost 3>'' CRAF'I'SMAN I a w n S5 each. )JI Ill ~ CDn-cl\rome cbairs 11.'° •acti.
EQU&J opportwiit)" mlllloyar 35c:. 50c, Foot stoOls U.'Hot ~"lib c11Q1en 50c. DEL.UXE, F1onl petio llWing 4 chain $12. Vacuum $363 pair, •II $25 each. 1 spremr lite new $1. 20" dltlon. HS-¥., 1.. Maple end 1able ~ Nrii
' plate $1. T&blei $2. Puts« 2. We 11 e,r n EI e ctr I c and caoopy . S?O· Large cleaners '3. Lone cbHt or Beer keg ff.SO. Shoe af'line Craftsman PQ\\'e.r rotary FISH Neiling. Mavf 48 x 30 flrepla« 1oolJ $3.et), Glrl~a
Petitions lmmediate11 2)c: • 25c l.amps $1 • $2. telephone 1ype headsets $10 bathroom medicine cabinet draWJ!ta SlO. Lawn moWtt buUtt ~ blew Cant shirts mower 1>111h catcher rood $15. Ma(l8 4 Jor $1. "Old" dftuu $1.50' ucb. a'1Q
available' at our Eu't-' Shoes 25c.' 8'.by Cha~ 50c. each. Rabbit· ears anlenna with .attacbM. mhTor ru. $3. Divan~tlO. Uhed drapes coat S9 • ..U lL'Duteh clock conditkm S2i B.t:D Power POutatt "Pont1'c" l'ffl SlO. with •lecrric f9UMtrie ..
bltill Branch, for an Ex· $1. Pressure cooker st SL 546-6J>6 6'73-6:b or Gf+.1642 S8 . 'a pair. Girl Scout $1.5'.I. Electric alarm clock edge~ trimmer with 100' Nf:Y)' pe& coal, ai.ze to po. Ydlo\v •tboMr O&d&ln at
peyjenced T!!llM-. , Ttieycle $3. Dishes lOc • 140 LB tw' 1 i be r 11 a • • O~lNG Table 'With round uniform, aize 12 $5, Music SU.O. Port~ TV $15.-me SU. ' pair white ~ Roren ·~te ~
$7.50. Sboppln&' &rt SOc. vaulting pole Sis Guitar $15. mlrrci, matchin&' bench &od lllc-25c. 992.No. SPureec>n. GultatUO.. «J Dalis. musical cape cod ndfled curtains Br.UE Chip boob' $3 each. 5 for tiaht SU.50. 540-l§l4.
Ple&se •t.ply ln ptrsOl1 Books Sc· SOe:·ROom. cooler 61~1340 nlrbt 1tand us. ~ sol:ld Santa Ana, S47-89n ud ~ :50-4S. Plastic 48" lenith IS. 1 )'dlow ball-tt. ~ Irie~ 'tU~ Sl,Cl 646...f'llt:-' 3DIM-Coolldp NO.
2$23 Eut Ill( Dr .. N.B. S5. pjcb.ft $2.' Camtta with 2 MAPLE rockinr chail'I .S25 door SlD. Scrttn door J5, OF!FICE desk $25. Fireplace flower po~ S5 ,uh. Modern fri~ 28" curtain SL 4 phil(,g Tv. ~ bilie, needl 15, ca.ta llfefa !
Sl!CURITY ••cJ•JC fl.ash $2. Pattttns lOc. Hair . . Bia' k and hitl: rJ' \Vindowl, l la.tte, 1 nna.11 $2 logs $12. B9i-2352 mural Pl.lDtlnc. 125. NN' ~ 5f" \l.'hlte lbett cur-wot1f $8. S(M;nl _J SCHWINN atrl'• Wke.!1,
,.. ,.. .i-·er •• """· Toaster S1. e;ctt. c w eo.ch ""' Cli!! Or NB IUlda1s $2. F'D;ril.lbire $5. ta.ins $3. Twin bedapreact · SH 111., •-~-·-NATIONAi,. IANK Pillow. 2:;. Sal M. 388 S25: All eooc:l condition. LI ' ., · · POTTY chi.Jr S2 2 double Lamp SS. Elec-trlc tarif ~can p,rlrft ~!_ ..,'~¥~ lfllfa ;J25, ci 's:iittz•";.._ -·
Broadway, cOeta' J.tesa. a.till in AM 548-41).51 . sinks SS each. 1 bi&:. 1 small. !oothllrush $1.!iD. Water pik iultable 'tic;y•a· room $2.$0 \..fMllr .,......, Cu.tom, mattnu . • ,., '!'i
.... _ ... , ..-. ...... •mploy•r FOUR new r-...i.-... Jout P~ET With caae_ S3. 546-9990 ... x-·· -lamp M Child'• ............. ·"th ,· lo lit 1tatlon '11r1.got1 SlS. 2453 wreuabt Iron, Medi ~, ......,,,._...op....,, • ..,,,..,. BOY'S •"-,,. 1w•a-,. "°" ~-• ·d --k -•-1 1 •• .. ._ -_......., ._ ... , Norse. AV!! C.., "-•"'" $2 SO taoh. ~2004 •un ''" ply tires tor VW mounted on ""'." ies u.• ·""" es IUe ..,..., SOUD Walnut •tand with 2 Vibrator $3. Police leather chairs $2.50. Antiqued head· .., · .-.. _.., ' · ' WONDEa.FUL oP,pcniunll)I coat, iize •7, Sl. $3.. Books 1967 · f2;i each. 20291 "Ntce -red wqoo $3 •. Man: shelves l.nd dni~r $1.50, S*'. Mirror Sl. 3 NelU'U board bookcase 51" S2 NYLON Carpet, jrood thape DRAPES. I' X 96", btlae;'ii,
for lix 'j"reuive young for befinners 50c ~ nj New • Bayvi~ Avt, Santa Ana 1•12lec~_c_~lbnl "'Edi _<Obi pieces Sweaters-: $3.50 each. RCA jackets, new cost S32: each, Elrctric fry pan $3. 12 tru1i n.oo )"ltd O:>ttee table S3J 12' x 46'' champape J4.
people to esm a new pro-pitch· back $2.SO. E don Hef--t!l. 5'16-3443 ,, • .__,a.;a..,.,.td' '13 HI ft: .. ~barn, Ht-Fl record player $5. Sec-aeU $5 each. 4 New Edw_•"'. s juice &:laa&es 60c. Size 12 Medicine:,~st $5. 549--1695 646-5601 -.t feeslon. 7 hours ol trainin& track with two ~ cars 6 " goop mo s ... ......,. ·na1 • ' -
f«{r,l ho!,U' of ~:ol'lr !n beauty U. Toys 50c • $2. 833--0s&:; 1 i,t HP electric motor, Single 'and ~at for &h.,.,inn bike tiO •'each ~15. 'tV ~mote velour l\.\1eaten medium maternity dreq, tops and l HP electric motor po. BLUE Chip 1tah'ijl9 S3 ...,.
culNN field 496-9'36 cl ..ton .... lt7 646,,5503 --=--h Boo'-1_ .,,._ control $20. Doll hlgb chairs and large S5 each. 1 new slacks, sold separately or Gfrl'a bi~te· .U,50. Tape Many books. ~ '-i
• • os. DELUXE-built.in ice box for l'I~ ' -"'""". e~c · . ~ <.--..u<:. $1 each. Salt and pcper mill De1monds medium 11vealer &JI, rood condition $20. recorder' ST.SO. Yoi.iuis chair ENO t.ablu n e v,, r~ OI ·~ l:::'"::::Mond:::="'=· ::::::::::::::-1 trailer or camper $25. POLAROID camera model Ladies capns &LZe 12, r~ $2.50. Knittma" machine, S6. Men's trousers s 2 , Boy's wool sport ja kf!t · SS 548--1569 S69 E. 19th St · T • 84, "19 soo, 3"" x 4"" picture, col-each. Ball be.t 25c. r--uet to'>': Su·•·-p $5. Radio $2. 1 8 50 , c •1ie · • · ., Wlllnut $4 each. T •J Sc I 7~ ._ n 11 $2 _ """" new ._. Bedroom lamps S3. •u...... .SJ. ·.Boy I ~ ove_rcoal C.M. bedsteads $2. Set .,_., l<I heels-ftltnactltift ~STEP end tablu no J*ir. or or black and whltr, com· set · 968--.w~• Night stand S2. Electric can lazv plutic decorator tree \\.'lt50.h 11~1 l1nh1~ 11ze g
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Educational Vacation · Stb Platr pus mirror $10. 12' x pltte with '(lriginal leather BOlmQUE Of 1irh' and opener and sharpener S3. 520. I punching bq se:t SlO. v",·_._ ~ 546-005.1 Ptleaa stereo S10. Re-cord sta BAB y L.J NE crib ~-eradua Sr Cithe 18' blUe-lft'tn ru& $10. 30'' x case, wink 1lght and ~sh womtra' dttsses and ac-Walnut double bed S25. Hilb 20 Girl's dresae1 $5-$25. ·~
• • · ns 16" mattress, wash ab 1 e gun, all ln mint CC;>ncbtiOn ce&IOries .50-$1.50 f"ach. heels $1. Eleclric moron $3. Women'• coau $ 5-s 2 s. VIN . $3.SO. Rttord 5c-S1 · kantwet mitb.'tu Sll. •
Oillco9t 10 lel!IOll typing $'l5. Minolta iubmmlature 302:i Killybrookt' Ln., C.M. Oventuffed rocking chair Men'1 Nunn-Bush shoes MO G, must sell name Women's ck>thinf 1nc-t:l.50. carpet 9 x I s· . Sehl. Trial Le•-n. 173 Del &nap.on print eovu $10. mod I l6-U ...... 1r t brand clothes 50c • S4. Mtn'1 .( .. 1 dttu pantS 60c. ~...:.,~.-._'. •. "' ""-•'-. ~ 141--6319 camera t . _..boxe weekdays SlO. Patio ~ SI. ~7 S2...SS. Greeting card 1 , Saturda,y ....,..,w,uu•u.a ...,. .........
Mar C.M. 5'W8S9 or_pune she in orl&inal BABY u; .. h chair $7, .Delu'"f" Beach. C.M. an Y t Im e Xr_nllll. S2-S5. Picnic irup-" ·• 1012 \\', Balboil ColJere books J 5 c -S 3. 15 • $4.50. Tablts SL2$ ~ ' .
POOR Gra.des! Sb. rn m· er G~E. w~r $25. Pu&!) ~ $15. 35rnm Acc_ura enlarger baby ba'tli n. Baby car ;~t 548-3596 plieS ac-2;,c. 1 'l'rtt plant SS. Blvd. B Flshlna pcM, 3 reels $3.25. ¥hTor U • Toutitr -. Tut~ now avail. Reml!d metal diaper pail $1. Walker • F' 4..5 lens. ~ new $25. SJ. Llne-o-lype SS each. Ski DIVERS Mask and snorkel Dtcorator pillO'.\·s St ea eh. J PIECE sectional, blue-Do i h o u • e $10. ml Dlabn. $5. Dishes 10s;. ·
readma:. teacher {USC ~l $5. Infant seat $4. Pla,ytf":X 1047 Prtaklio Dr. C.M. boot $.j'. ~3 Tennis racquets $2.SO each. green, ROOd mndltion .$10 Bushard, H.B. 962-2572 stand $4.50. ,Ooubie
empbet.S on p b on 1c1. nurser set $4. 540-2732 M&--OTI4 1 · ~I Prf!::S'°: ~~"! 2 Palm tree plaants SlO each. :? gallons NEW paint BROWN tweed d i..v an , board $7.50. Dr & ft'
644-4678 RE F R J G E R AT ,0 R S25 FORD Falcon parts $1 • $5. REFJUGERATOR . Cross top each. Ironing board S3. inside Datwall color old m&tchiltg ' otton\an S 2 5 fl~ s:iSO ~-: ..
DRIVING LESSQNS. i 1 t v.'Orks. Green couch SZ,. M 0 n a r c h d y n a m i c S?5. 50 .g~ wine barrel ~~e ~:;;~a~ Movie screen Sl5. 300 silk gold. Paid $8. Sell for s;;. Maple btdatead, w a Io n $4. Oodt, ~ ~ ~
tuaoft free! Dual control C.Orne:r butch $2.f.~. ~ microplnne, new $20. rord SIO. ~ K~g size bedspread! Throw rugs Sl each: 9 x 12 tits 50c each. Games $1 546-8758. 10181 Ha I aw a wheel head end, oxen ~f" Poinsettia, Corant,dlt
caft. Patieril, JocaJ m. frames $2.50 and S3.50. Twin aulom1'tic t,ransmiss)on $15. orchid S5. avocado $5. Hx6 pad $5. Maple wall shelf $6. each. Leavei; for dining Drive, Huntln(ton Beach foot ' Ind '$25 Map{e desk S'f5...2564 ~
lti'uctcrs. a-Altro Drivinr head.~ JJ._ <; ~ r 0 rn,e Jeep body partS Sl • $15. 312 area. rua:s. 1 .blue-green, Ektenaion cord seb 49o-$1. table, Mw $15 coat $85. DOUBLE maltttu a n d c=halr $1. 64l-8661 'J:\\'.O"ttfHaen,ton; 'Doth
School 136-0T;tl table and 5 ~-#). ~j~I Ford .mQtor, complete $20. l _while-gold, 1 window24x&:l Adu.tls and childttn's boob Zenith Oceanic radio $25. springs, SPOTLESS $25. ROCKING.,.chalt U Coffee Sl;5 "al'I(\ '2CJ, ' '
QUALIFIED Public School wall swl.mmiq pooJ, .12 rt. x Chevy floor shift $10. Chevy $5. Trunk $4. Boy Scout 10c each. Wqon wheel twin Hardware, tKlwieware and 847-2125. 17676-A Camuon table n .!50 C:.:b\net doon atioml!ave .radio, ••.e.t T~ will tutor children 3 -~-SJD.SO. Lawn.1~ $25. truck bod.Y" parts $5 • $25. back pack used once $12. bed framl!I ST each. Large mor'I! undtr $2S. 5208--B HB lnd dtawtr1 50c ~~ ext. minor 'ftpi.., $25." • '
all qes in~ borne du:iint SMe ~WI ·SOe. °DreSMr 343 Chevy motor SlO. 3 84l-l301 planter box $5. Maple pie-Ne Pt u n e Ave., N.B. plywood lT x 3S piecu SOc. birdlcqe."4' " 8', QI.
iumnter Call 962..&3u \vilh muTOr S25. W~n speed Chevy transmi11ion STUDIO Couch $8. Vacuum tun frame Sl. 6ill-92Gl 6'.5-0673. Sal/Sun 10--S S T U 0 E N T desk $10. TV • radio $20. ~1443 rard _lllrrltf.l)le· $5.
. ~bl~, ~tendJ to I feet $15. m. 6 volt ba.ttft')' $5. 12 volt • cleaner $8. Dlahes lOe-$1. u·phol1tl:red chairs $ 2 0 • SURFBOARD excellent con-hancln& lantp WI.th dlf
MONTESSORI I: Pre-School Nbt Sunday. '512 W. Chap-battery $5. Saturday at-Pictutts 2Sc--tt. Scattrr rug SAT-Sun 9-5 Mlrmr 4 x 2' SNAKES, King $5. Gopher Dinl!tte set S25, Sofa SlO. dltion. Speed' skeJ.
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children accepted Ye a r l!\&n. Orange • • ttrnoon •er SUnday. 2586 SI. C.Oin colltetlons $2-S:ill. tramf"d $4.50. DraJting table $4. Whip $3. TropicaJ flsh: Golt clubs SS. Rocker SS. Call Jean.. 64+-l'H3 Dr. e .M. tf)..6348 1
roUnd. ~ 'i,s tu 10. Call: TYPEWRITER $25'. Elt\ctric Santa Ana Aw. Table ndlo $4. Tatb: lamp $6 .• Typewritrr $.20. Kirby Ccngo and. CUllvlct Cldids Patio table $4. Chairs $2 and LU""""INER -• and fit. H' A'W_A JI AN' u 1, -. I "6-3106 "'1"69f 11 ,._ ,...._ attilci.-~nts $5. Indoor -fancy fUppies n. pair. more Sl • $20. 136 Top.u, ..........., MN""D
'. fan $5. T~ and small ELECTRIC Guitar. ntw, · ,J't0"1),)"" """'" 34~253 Balboa Isle, Sat.SW!. tl~ ·~ for boat or car. (multicolored f •' t ~ • rf' Swimmlnti .ln1trYCtor \11omen's clothes 15e:· .. $1 . cost $98 sell tor S2S Eire· ROCKS, roC\tS, rock&, agate ~o:'~ S2 .. La~th Susan U &12-fi883 gourds) no. Cc 1 tu at
Very, ~rtified!_9~_al!Q.e.d A Jev,;elry2.Jc-75w Lumber, 2 trlc gullar case, fur. lined, and jasper 5c lb. Very nice · · a r J!Ji" car-AQ ARIUMS S5. 10 gallons. CHILD'S desk and chair u.ronp, me 16,~tJ. Expe_~~-~ ~ 4, 50c: eatjl1 Plyv.'Ood., St new $10. Amp, like new, miner!l collec:tion o Id ~~ $2. .;:~ ~· c.otftt Swing .el large $15. MT--0492 ST .50. Child's rocket $2. 2 OU.. t.!er"f!UUtt. and l~i:!'.: 833-<1585 • '
MERCHA.NofSE FOR .lhttt. ~ails ~.can',~ N. cost S45 M!ll Sl:i. Scuba Bisbtt Sl. $25. Saeuaro trtt es ass e' AUTOMATIC \Vuher, rood Toy boxes S2.50 each. Girl's Pl!ta pugu, moun ...... BELT maaaq:e tin
S•L& AND TIA.OE Erigllah, Santa Ana licket 3 zipper, med. S15. skeletons. big or litUe $10 Sc-$2. Chip and dip bowls condition $25. 962-4186 cltlthes size 10-12 50c -Sl . platt S12. 642-6983 $20. Twin bed ~
"" each. 548-2657 50c-$2. Rugs 50o-S2. AM H Siu _ 5 shoes like ne~-.. 50c • BEU. and HOWdl, heavy "'*table bed _., llD. ~ .. ~ , AMPLIFIER, commercial Shoe 1inns 8-9~~. 2 mo old, trm Sc-ll.50. Dog house P OTO Equipment. Garage $1 :il04 Seashore Drive Apt lo •-·~ -l'urnitute IOOO •""'. l JiP ''.""'' ·•-·· "" ~. Wrap around swim mask LARGE sto .... ,,... locker tilled l&le, pri9ate· na .. h •• su-8 · ' Special I, mono ta Pe bed with MJO<ten frame ...., ... ~ uu N ·-~ SS. Ping pona table S25. 1967 ,.... .., ..... B. NB recorder, z speed, 3 motors Mecbcinf" cabinet With SPANISH Returned from motor $'25. 1 electric _out-· $!. ~26?.6 Sa>. Picnic·tab~ S1. Chairs ~mary Pl.. c . M. projector, i;uper 8 movie: EXCELLENT used carpet $25 MiCf'Op~ sz. Coat ror $5.
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Model Hornes on salf: •t board motor, new $25. 5 KNEEBOARDS. Btl.lyboards, $3. Tables .;t.. Low •at·SS. 646-4129. 2 1toves, 1 at $25, l camera., rerular 8 projector, 9x20, l0xl4, lb.12, 1,.. ht and $300. MH933 o-1.:-ra·--· $3. -·
leu than wholesale! Grnup Sagu.ro tree skeleton1 lot ~S20. Shaped blank sai. 1'169 Tustin. 642-2890 at sio. Tegular camera, twin lens dark colors, lOc square fool ii;& .. ".,,.;;, SS. "".-
lnclQcSu beautiful 9-a '• lamps, 1l01'\'tr pot_s, \'f"l_'Y 6'10" surfboard S25. BEDROO:.t: set.; Beautiful DARLING Snakapoo'1 pupa :'!::e Sund~ only all day. 284 Knox St CM 6 to 7 l!Vtn-~~~ ~u ~:ti: lainps $1!. Llvlftl"IW' ~-"'1 -R·u-t aofa I: 10ve .est. un~ual and be, ~~tiful, b11 499-415,l, South Laruna b!Ue, comp11!1:t double bed Sts. 5 oak chairs $5 each. 2 n pman a n d inp .-,,., ;spaniab oat deonn.tor ~little SlO. 2 ,~ flex tub-S]O. Double drcuer $22.50. '1 dUUng m0ri1 tables S'20 each. LampllOn, west of Beach. ---------W.sbtt, very rood condition ~vt~:.1;"PI
tl'ibles;.,..... Gr tablll lamps mg, any len&fh :iClc fool. CB V~R ~ e: ~: drawer desk $15. Night Small blltfet Sl5. Tel elock '1752 Belgrave Ave., G.G. CHILD'S Delk J2. Child's !;5~ ~~ ~~~ = 800 x USS. e ~ rw ~ pl&cqut, klnl·· quaen: radlc, _Vf!IY hjp. quallty $25. aieuon-like new-847-4401 stand $7.50. Lam1>1 Sl • $l. $5. La.rat kkl's l\'i.&Qn $8. LIKE NEW: Sunbeam elec· electric orian ts. Girl'.1 bike for Kenmore or wttlrlpool $2. ~ .. adjt,11table
or full lh• bedroom llUite 548-2&5l MOVING-Mu.st ~ii. Coffee 1169 Tustin, C.M. 642-28!!0 Philco AM rad)o SIS. Brown tric broom no. Eureka $9. Modun wall clock $4. a11tom1lic wUhel" S 8. Water ski tr. Snow llds ~t• 1Dd bcDr 1ptjnis. J PIECE eectional, blue l!lble, cherry inlet, $25. IOna SOFA ,$25. Chair Sl.5. New and .Uver fall SU. Ad· vacuum attachment&, com-S!»w sled $2. Pick Nick '84l-811S' ' poels ST. Sid .m.s JI ..
m11ittftu. linens • boudoir floral $15:eaeh .. .£46..1>202 size mattres~ and box <1eoon.1or coveting. Small juatable bed frame S.S. pl@le set s1.50. Working 16.. cooler Sl. Pool lamp.1 S2.50. 1WO h.
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laJnpl. Spa.Diab oU: ' P: BRO\VN 8)"111.hetic wi& with li))rings, tufted headboard drop lea! dining set $'20. 1769 Drelllf"I, 16'4, 7 Sc -S 3 • Admiral. black and white Bathroom scale S 2 . 5 O. m_alc ing a e mps, shQrt w_ave S2;5. MOvie '
dininc &et priqe4 e111~here 1tand $5. 54o-6129 and 1tool, StO. Twin mi.I· Turtin Ave. C.?tf. 642-2890 Drapes S2 pr. Curtains 75c TV, table model S 2 0 . Cowboy boots $3. Gcr;mim ~I S5 ~1;o P~n
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at . approx. $1U5.00 ALL gfzE 6% beginnlnt tap shoes treu box springs, metal each. Corduroy coat, beaver Volumes 1 and 2 0 t leathf"r panls outfit S1.50. er ·. ay filing dn.wt'I' •. Jepl
FOR. ONLY $399. $20 down, $3 :>40-6129 frame, $1.50. Double i;izt SUNBEAM mixmasltr $3. collar $20. all in &:ood con-SI en 0 s p t'f 0 , ma.chinr. Carpet $3. Book.'! lOc. Toys Newport Bea,~. p 0 ck e t b;O o k.... an
$4.99 per . .,,_Hk ," out o! · French Provincial head. Electric ta.lier brake control dition. Blue Chip book.s .ahotlhand ·textbooks • s2.50 lOc. Step ~tool 75c. Radio $2. DAVENPORT and chair $20 mage.zine1 20e. ·-ear
itale credit OK. W 11 I LIONEL electric train set board S5. 2 naug. chain ,.50. $3. 113 ·HP electric motors $2.~. 642-5380 each. Call 494-3960 before 5 Clothing SOc. 410 Emerson Double "be!:!. complelt' Y.'ith ps. 6'5--0077. a86"toWne j ~te lorqulck l&le. 20th $12. White bathroom sink 2-24" bar atools S2 ea. 2 $2(1.50 each. Coil overbid 4-6.50 x 13 4 ply Delta.Super p.m. C.M. off Tustin dreiaer $25 '
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chest qf C.P.f. • ·:~ Century F.urniture, 9 1 1 2 S 2 0 • S m I t h C 0 r 0 n a Da.ni!ih modem c h a i r 1 sprinas $2. GP.f truck heater Premium tubelell! nylon Gas ~
Carden Grove 81 v d .' typewriter. excr.llent can. (green and aoldl good $3. 6/a-0625 tires, 25,000 mile WlUTanty. MAN'S 10 speed bike $25. ALMOsr Electric rotisserie dra~rs $10 each. SCRAM LET'
Garftn Grow D~ 10..9, dition $25. Boy's suit . upholstery S20 es. Alum. One thou.sand mi wear on Ladies'liteweightbikeS?5. brol.ltr $25. Electric deep ~~'sfoOo~w::i~io:~ ' "' '
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• like new $8. chaise lounge and pad, DINE'M'E table, while $.20. 6 them. $12.50 each. Paid SlOO Tufted olive Mia S25. Anti-fryer S7. Pole lamp SS. 30 k"tc~ aieta S2CI and no Cc!· s
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· $3.SO $8-cha.ise lounge no pad, $4. dinette chairs. orange $5. for them, 1522 W. Anahunt que oak dresser S25. diipcaable diaJ>!rs, •ize m 1:e tabel and 2 end tables ANSWER· '
, MOVING: sp. piano, stereo, each. Blouses Sl. 64-2-8477 Vinyl circle chair S 4 · Antiqued credenza $25. 20" Pl., Santa Ana. Kl M23'1 Pi-latching beveled mirror S2. ~ trailer hllchf"s: 1-i6 SlO Pttirroni ·$5 and $2. 2656. I
aasorted chain 1: t8bie1, BIKES, Stingray S2l 3 speed Cylindtt bird caie (ahnost Black and white TV S2S. HEAVY Duty. 100 ft. ex· SJ5. Baby'• bed s e 1, Pontiac Tempest, 1--63 Ford A-frear) Newport Blvd. Cranny _ Ali&ht .-<A~
livtna: room tulle, dining ~· Rqular SlO and $13. 16 new-) $5. Built-in Pl range 67J...G512 tension cord $3. Swim firui, red/blue/white, 6 year drib s,.w. S8 each. Car lop car-5"-2134 -Colu.mn -Brldlt·-oin.;
, rm. •u.itl:, : b:inns, one like Df"W $10. 842-7153, top, aqua enamel, automatic EGGSHELL carpet, s x 121,i lize 3-4 SJ. Hi-Fi speaker SIS. Crib mattress $10. ner, fits all standard can _ 1 AM a BARBEk __ --~
. ttfriC. Othtr v a 1 u a b I e HB burners, new transit u.lvage $10. Oranae occasional. chair SJ. Reconf pla.wr VM, u is Drtuer $10. Toy chest $5. er S. W .. SU. Hand lawn Cock radio S5~ P'laatic beb)I Doctor: It's ~ :3
. ttem1. S.-21M MALE ·~1hile Samoyed, 6 co~ c h i P P e d $25. $5. P~ with frames SI $5. Rtrords 'lB rpm IOc Girls' pink dresser and mower with catcher SlO. ~ tub $1 car . Md, S2 Good tial that you rtfrtin
l'o!0DEL wrne fUmi!hin&L months Ol.d $25. 20S5 Thurin, Norwe@n I a m I n t l e d • $3. Wondtr hone $2. each. Paper back books bookshelves SlP. Good lawn ft. Mae SI.SO. Aluminum playpen 18 Vw ~ tirt $1 doina: headworit durb!a:
Decoraturs cost l btlaw. C.M. hardwood •klis and poles 541-0626 Sc-1.0c eacli. Bar stools pair mower $15. Child's wood beet kea: $3. 968-367S Jump .ei'.t S3 2 old t&shloned ntKt few day1.
CounlrJ Cub Homes. Cor-COUCH $10. awr S5. Mat-adult !li.ze S15. Child's $8. TV 21", SJ). RoUer &kales SJ $8. Electric kitchen wall sided Y.'agOn Sl . .SO. ctUld's LADIES 26" 3 speed bike lamps s:r e"ach. CocJc.a.poo Patient: Yt1, Ooctor,
. ner Hell l Sprin&dalr, HB. tn:u, double bed and 5301 1'te~vlark Dr. H. B. and SlO. Bike JJ" ss. 2927 clock Sl. Parakeet and cage trike $2.50. Sleeping oot S2. 416. Sln~le speed 114. Boy's puppy $15. 548-5921 it's my llvina. J'
{2131 3'1>6666 springs $6. Typewriter $20. 2 842-1012 Peppertree, CM. 546-9092 $3. 545-2982 Roll-a·way b<!d SIO. Playpen 24" ~Ike $10. 6' car J~e SAT and &Inda~, Ju~ 14 and Docto;: Ob, are yoy ·
' OLDER Type tumiture, din-iingle bed_1 with springs $15, LA \VN 1110\\-er 16" $10. car GARDEN w a t t r I a I I , 4 BRAIDED chenille r u g ' Sl.50. High chair S3. Antique cam~r SlO. Brown OC:· 15th. Sf"t 3 elephant& ST 4 scbolar . '
pi •• -to:::: Baby alk 12 top ca.rrlt!r SlO. 842-3079 round top trunk S25. Swing c a 11 o .n & I cb&lr SlO. piece fishill< ,.. "".Gold Patient: No, r AM a B in&: room, douW.e bed1, etc. _,."""n .,... w er · fiberglus bas.iru;, largest ls brown tones, 9 x 12 $15. set $3. Tetter-totter too::. Rot!sser1r 11 kt-new $20 · •m BER S,_,,, & -~-. P"'ne >Ion. Platform rocker $6. 642-22'73 BOWLING •-•1 $2 twl bed ·th ~ ·"·uo ""0 2985 "" .. ·· · cup and Saucer S2 Elecb-tc -;;;;;.m;;;'":::::::;=:r:r.iil
..,. ........ D&I ; n 3 feet diameter, w1 pump """" COnui n. =a-Clock radio SS. Scire $2. 2? Packard-Bell com· collee maker S5
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Beam Al'fI'lQUE occaiional cha ~ FOLDING dining t.ablf' $15. frame $4. Redwood k>ve $25. 642-2932 BRAIDED chenille r u 1. Portable stereo r f" e or d b1nali?n HI-Fl, 1V, radlc, boltlei SS ei.th. Canliter S23 .Anliqut telephone • ·~···-----~ ~· -·. --"··~··--~· __ ..... ~ -. -... --'"'""· ··--·--···~~ ulfed Scotch-ruarded, $12G. clothing. size 12 • 70, 25c • 847-0072 with box, 25c each. 540-4'125 Good condition !168-298.1 under $25. Saturday/Sunday ~s muior repair S~. ~ box Sl.50 t&nisten $3 or all tlque end tablie $15 •. J.fat~ll'IC love aeat, S75. $1. Men's suits, lite '4. S5. 35 MM Argus Alrqulp alK.le ORDER ct the ArTow. Indian PORTABLE washer s 4 . 1743 E. Ocean Blvd, Balboa Killybrooke, C.M. 54>-2835 for $6. Baby. canie:r $2.SO lawn mower tu. An
5.11-3032 Ladies cklthu, 1ize 12-14, trays 65c each. 962-1593 beaded cowhide re r a 11 • 548-2407 Pen. Point 6'1~ TAPE Recorder $20. camper Car bed $5"POtty caalr SOc. geld quilt hTN .l .5
MAPLE Twin I: dbl. beds, 25c -SL Jim Grant Ave. 2 BIKES Sl5, SJJ. Paperback shirt S25. OlaP« $ t O. SWIM Jina SJ pr. Men's and WALNUT veneer end tables ice box $5. Sink $5. S 1al. Swlnr wlth stand $1 Old Miniatui:t •tn:eo
Chrsts, desk, dinette, I capt. C.M. booka .10, .JJ. Coats Sl. Authentic Navajo drum $25. \\-"Omen'• clothes, children's 2 for $6.50. Overstuffed oc-'''tlter can SS. Studio couch mirror SS Clothing 5cXllc. the be1t )'OU e¥l!'I' ~
chr1. sofa. tbles., lamps. 21" TV good picture $15. '60-'61 S I u d ". parts, 390 ""le, llth and 1'ustin ;::._13_ •-•-~ss Pol• caslonal chain 2 for ST. S25. Ann chair stt S6. OlahH ~·kitchenware JOc.. each. Flol tu, rier $111. Mo&I. 142-<i.. 546-3573 nothing o'"' $2'. Tn>mbone A,._"• ;;;;;_..,. ~ ~;;,..,...,, Cbe•t of drawer> $8. PaUO T..,hn;color mov;• projeCtor llD 1338 S. Bak.,., S.nll T Fon! ..,.. .. .,,~ ·1
ROCKER. $20, Mapie comer S25. Case $10. Scuba tank MAPLE bed S15. C.OUet table odd piett,, ll·SlO Bar and chlliµ lounge $2.50 each. TV $15. Arps C-13 ns. Train Aila. ct1110l'!H SJ •• sz, MOdel , 1---0-1-111-E--•• L-l_N_E __ I table GO. CoUee table $25. valw S25. Small fins SZ. KO Sl5. Pair big lamps $15. •tools S15 Tnulic C2 \\'ood $5. Gtty leathtt occasM>nal litt. $15. Vacuum sweeper S5. PARTS f 1~7 thru
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-}'ri!nch Provincial c=orner Topper motor • co o t er IS Cha" 1 2 5 --Una SOc. White vinyl 15 chair $5. Danish modern oc· Stutttd chair $5. 1 6 6 1
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.._ , c)otlnder records $2. Antiqtf No' Item 'Ovaf $25 $25 • lab! enalne m. n...i •• $20. Trans Lamp · ir · ---cuional chair $4. Beige Labrador Dr .. 54()..3642 M 0 rt 1 lol n ° r . ~ · •••11 clock $25. 21 ,....
1---------1 ~.:.,. ·..:nlnAo. ;.!;; with ovmk;";;'k;. Noth;ng Col•man •love $3. Worl< Woman's bowllntr btlll and '"""'couch and matching BRAND New crutches w;th Comple" -"'8' •"!' '''" HamHIDo poekol "'"" Iii PAlR Salem i\1aple bunk bed f7 cl! $%5 M2-tel55. 7343 bench $1. Picture frames SI. beg $4 Twin beds S10 Games chair $20. Larp round "''ood drums SU.50 Complete front
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Karotene tall lllbt ~ "om•• neari •.. new Sl5 chairs .SO ea · Tup. ewer · 1 Metal book shelf n. 390 SOc-$1Records25c59 Ford ... , .i ....... pad.1 SB .50 . Toutmutn drumi$2.'15 ·eachFro_ ''""' Gwlt•••~·•··-r=
Y pen.'&ft 25c • $1.50. China Santa Cara. F.V. n..1 tllh ,_ .. -·-Un ........... $1 e.acii ........ ~4 tJam!I lame lop Sl.50. Cirls ~.t:• $4.50. Electric cottee pol _.._,_ ..,;51, each ..... ,......,.,,., ... __, •. each. 5 drawer brown lOc • $5. Glus %Je • $5. ..,..e. '"-' .... 11.tta. ;;~tor S2 ... ;;~ .• ice size 6-8 Zic -$2. Ladies SS.SO . .&lad dressing server rear .. ..,......., .... Earl).'. ,brua lamp $15.
walnut chert $2;i. Brown Silver $2.50 • -. Iron to:::: RCA Older portable TV SlO. 20" STINGRAY conV'tttible •hoes site ~\SB 25c each. Starter S&.OOGenera.tor S&.'6 .SS tt.wlVer.'lilte neW 117.X ... ln"t ~-uet -. Pair _.. ..,. Sf"an mower SIO. Po<Mr Ill 2 ··-•-·t d, r n akatl!I $3. 351 D Avocado, $2.50. V\V carburetor $4.!50. VOl.t.qe rqulator $2 ~ COil • •
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0 vu ..., Touter $5. Yardqe 3Sc • ... ... ,~ m 0 O::ista ·Mesa. &46-3386 Dishet 5c -$2. Brand new Siu! 1-3 ibotl weddtna: drtu · · shield 1891 • miol"'r SJS. 11.t'P modem l&mpa S2a. 5 S4!A> a yard. Yam 25c. 1-t mower !rotary) SlS. Boy's Danlab bar &tools $10 each. loc;k with keys ss. Electric $15 $1.$0 Electric '[Vind ~ ct.Ud'I cMlr i I
drllv.'tt birch be.by chnl ft. -··---·nt ~-lbtl SOc. ailt roller rink 1katr1 (5%) &l&-M80 SINGER portable' sewU. sldll~I SJ, rron . I l. $20. Lona" while fonnal · wlptta, cemp~te SS Qu~ '~2251 ¥
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ker S20 u~"I! .,... ~ Bookcue f 1 t a I n e d machln.: $10 SCS-1243 Lawnder short 1'otmal Sl4 assembly complete Si S'lftfo. . • ·' ~ #>.:MQle roe · Picture framet 25c .. S3. maple) SS. 147-~ UPRIGHT frtt7.er S 2 5 • · Saturday/Sunday J.5. 1809 'With .malchlnz lhctl, aih Ing wheel $2 Windshttid arjd C.M.
typf vacuu~Jn-d~ Women's clothes S2 -SJ.,O. Refriftrator $20. Washer DINING table and 4 chaii's, \V. Balboa NB (2 blncks 7~$3.50.545-6134 windows 5'0't·$2 .SO la.dies
tachmenta · · Tools 25c. $15. 11852 Orange DISH WAHS ER G . E · $20. Electrle dryer $10. 2 good condition S2S. 646-6176. eoutb Newport pier) 1 Headll&ht, aealt.d beam I! fine-cOndltiOn. tin RA maJlle pidUtt SlO. Maple Tree: Lant. T\tstln. 138-744l par.table/rood conditicn 12J, be.rreJ carburetor and 980 Oak St. C.M. IR •-RHESUS llk>nkey, Jin! er •
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.•. J"-•I"' --· ·..t; -•-~--box ml-~. Now . . 12" -~•ble TV -$12 B OS, While' £A:bta Finches ad·"t or 1--·• owner each Head. comph!tt!i-•f?,$0 -. ... ·• -.: ri,~;J:"'beit rra.,;~~~;j:;stable VW dunebligy exhall!t $15. ~Fotd ra~u;t; Ji manifold "28.1" $5. 362 E . WEST BEND 580 6 HP tlS S1. each. Can $4.8-1497 MOn ea; lo ~"'r";, 1acr1n~ Horns r:ic each· ChrcMe JA41n . taney rldlnc • . ·
for twin er double bed $5. Tl\'O .slot . Clll'S and •c· &alnle88 stet!! built Jn 20th C.&f. 548-7862: Briggs l Stratton 4 HP Ul lhru Ft\. S15 (value $50) tnCludeti trim 15c-50c. 4.900 x.15 tlre11.. 11te 7, $4. G!tl'' .. rtM
Stereo •Peaker S7.50. Pair c:t!UOl'les with careying-box eounter top elt!Ctrlc ra.nte DOUBLE bed $10, Mattrtu FklureAC:tnt l-lthl.1, complete ts" PORTABLE TV $25, chain, leash, canying caae. 1-550 x JS. rood u:so eaCh chap!! $5'. Electric-ble~
twin bediptt°ad~ $8. P.faplc SlO-. VW rear bumper J:t· and matching oven sz. Ad-S25. Sprlnp ~. ~3 Orange with bulb S2.SO. MG-4644 6n-7!Kl, 9331Ai w. Balboa AJSo ls.rte 6' x 5' x 12" eaiy Electric jig saw 16" thtct-t $3.' Reoords• lk .. ..Am~
twin bed, corr\plete $2.5. Tape recorder no. 646-2295 Jus!Able bed framt' $2. 21" Avt!, Apt A. CM 646-0160 VENDING machine, a skill. to assemble and mow=, only with mot.qr P,J;O..~ ~ S20, Genwdiretofd *nD.t
tun ho BOAT 12' glassed S 2 S. no. S49-2S38 vacuum. Uke'. new. ·~ ~ DouWe ancl •lnifSit Solid maple cap I a In ' I ANTIQUES .50t -$10. Pie· RCA T.V. $5. RCA deck GE ll'Ot'I $4. Ottn form $5. &:ame tor at me or Tr a 11 er to i I et $1 5. -t .,, ~. ' now ~. ~-M u ii
cha'b-8, r'll!ar new, made: In rurts 25c • 45, D!Shet IJld radio SlO. 147-7011 Coffee table SS. ~ profll In bet!!' ban $10 each. E _, ---AUTOMATIC wu•-r ~1 ........ -•~ _,,.,,....,,.. "" -·.,... ~ "" ...,_. vaporator .. """f"r .-. iin:: "'"' .., ............. a""':'· 338 E: ,MPeen printl.IL. •Cold Swt(l:t!n S25 each. eo11 s ... houtehold lteiN lOc: • ~. movlnK Mon. l TWIN beds sa eech. 9• aofa -··;JO chains ss. 96l-t392 condition $2S. '169'' w. 20tb ........ ....., .,.... .. c
""""· li1aple l'lep tnd tab&l1 Bed1preadl, twins &nd ~ day Brown m_ Upbolltered· ch&ir SS. ~1 FORD An&Ua $18 2-8" St. oll Wallact St. JN. St. Coista llO.,~te <lh&ir ...
US each. W&lnl&t cfuk S'J). b1e Jl. $5. Quilts S1 • SJO. ru&n Q'.I, n:'~~ ~ Table and .cbaln. $1., Slop balklo art whttl tz 10 SPEfri bike $25. Girl's . SOtmt 'AM.DUCAN T'l'U d1abet 5c .. 20c. 64Wi86 F'uther me,tbw, deltn a. Yama~a Co~ qlne ~ 3 Stlpera)o $20. M1n'1 3 speed WHALE Galley pwnp f.al!Ct!t. llArd ., fto~'S28 54S..al2 ~•nlll 25c. • •
HOIJDAY. Imm m 0v11\ Stlrlan.Y bike SlO. Cirt'I = r:::: = :· nt~~.:....~~·-TV """ HP Olnton S:U.50 2\ii RP bike sa:i. 536-m8 Likie M.Wbo.~11ceJle~ LARO~ whee~ ~s!x ~dtlu.'f... .. t
umdl,built.fnll&htrndft' llboa5e·$1.'!.r:Unew Ta.blcir $5each.IO-el7 . ~••n.--...: -JM.'ObeonllOSaturdarOftb' MOVING; Cold1pot C&l'QPttO!' slee . 35 l 'tramedk»llhedfii..Md .......... -.:.....~. ~
$1).. ~ rp.UIJlh)tdt sold bl'aided·•'OOl .nc, oval MAPLE . ~ 829 r..ne St. r"t.b1&.ntor, c r 0. I· I op DOG ffouat, • pt up to •ncl -1 SS. ~ btd Of \Pi~. .
d'lnette Or 6elk c::haln. Uk i3S. Campi 50c • SS. Tabin ~ bible $1S. BELLY bom:I S20. 2 Pl-h' 4 CYUND.ER wattt pump frtem' $25. 9151-as2 lbll. $20. S46-2Ui ,,..,,.,;'/~ aprirws SS iron S~ tJpe.. ~ n t 11
QtW p flO, La r St! St • ~ Dfa~I $2. 133 Mor.. ~~ha~: ss~S:: bay'i ,let.th« bmrc doves erwtne $25 M6-46f4 U' SICJJT, flbtr&IUI $25.. RCA Whirlpool wuher SZ. itaJIH 5Gc eacti ~ ~. ~-':,. ·
tabltedottltl l!'nd Mpkinl p , riltO'fm Lane, CM. M>411'2 stand ft. Clrd table SI. $4. Boy'1 bar and •'e.lrhta 57S-121t 10.nJ Pua Dr .• Huntln,ton $3.! Round 3 lhell &'O*f91a Dtl «tJ .._ .. ""CU
" "" !or Ix., .,._..., M"" Jo-1 ~ •-1 S3. Latre canvu IUltcaze ~ ·YAMAHA tn&tne Pl Beach 9U-6'70l -'N~· 1• ,. Atnl',llt$cr is , 8oltt DI • t -"" •~v R _.. oc: P Utility lablt $2. Bed&prt•d $3. je:t~mAtle SIS ooUee ....... COPTEE Table-and 2 tod "r"' ""-'IJ' MW m-?l.., :' ~h r;ulte.r ,SU.M. M i qpmi:s: Men"t. '11.'0mtn'&, dhpee UO"w x 60Wi'' h $12. lftfl'/Whlte SS. Curtainl si percoktor ta. ~ 5T FORD Analia donn't run t1J>Je1 $17.SO. ~ • COCKAPOO Puppy, Ytt1 mowtr $ZJ. m & .wrll•, "1'· aboe: roUn *'"' w1di ciit ciiUdnn~1 zc • sz;. Batob-q, MltOhl"A'. valance $3. OU Lamp $2.. Olabt lout11t $10. S4S-45'4 O L O Mc d e I c; I b a 0 n datllt«., eurly, male, only Ot.t SlS. Broq:le ~ ....
t MW, still In bO:c: $1$. CVved White drapes lOt"w x Si&" h fnmc $2. Lantem $2. nash CE r'l!~lor U>,: Ironina , retrlgemlor In \l.'Ork1nc con-$15. ~ BEDS SIS IAund!'Y tubt-SlS HP proptlltr .$1; lbOlllltli
wcodtn rrull'ot lllad bo .... ·1, SlD. lolltehlnf, valance on camera S2. TeleM."Ope $2.!iO. ~ .. ,,11-,15!, ~-~ ... ~~~ f'Orm ... !!: ""ea'•'""i-i"
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?,.6"Chlo1nan& dllk>n no. urp rrttztr UNlCYCLF .. C.O.t $31, newr Ootfffl table $2'.!I> Compo1andt wlve alld flttincl.SS. larrt $i\. V~. lar,.r stuffed board includin& rod SS. Wattir :tu; 75c. Plctuttt rt. .,.. ,.--,, ~ ,....,,... _.. .... .... SS. MS.--880'1 ltd will sell tor $10 ~ J)t1' 100 It. 'l'&ble dJ bk ~
P•ada $10. ~ Jrvtne, C.l>f. White drapes 139" x 92\l JI Ppalas !iOc. 45-reeqpls IOc. $5. Stools SJ. TllO ShaJim.lr, bowl $15. Moen Fauctt SJ:;. needs IRI C!:Vft, u ' ·'
1 11; u ••• ,.' and .,_d $5 Cane eNlem '• •,-r 1;f •
' 15. '•'ncycle $3 S4J..093J Dlshe Z'ic Tl 3)t C.P.11 84Q..1068 Work bench 3' wkle '1'6" PRINZ automobile need• ~ ~~. S: .. ~::""' .,.. _ _,,, 118 $23. 21 ~
CHEST M drawm 1VhJfe -, s, vases . ,f!P,I • '·-'-"IES q··-'IN ··-~-~with 4 ...._.,_on each enalne worlf $25. SptdAl JO' SURFBOARD $2!5. fcott ""'~·· -·-· N~ ,Blid .. ~"'" '. fbfn'lica loP :ag in. wide x 311 JIG and plans for bulldlna: Jelftlry 15c:. P\anits 2;ic. """"" _.. '? .. ...., • ..,.,.. u1 •·~....
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. tn flish Urawtri Sii . w. wooden nctna: Sa.bot S23. Hat1 25c. S2S RedlaDCb -ltt. 14~1.8.\$3-Ji. &si..2890.. 1kk! µ>, St.c1' duitra $3 fool.I and partJ ~J and Sl .. •mos nrwl no boll $$'5 ~ Don:t,tlstr,abmalQlf M 6'J.4D · A~·•,. N.B. 310!'J 1769 TuaUn. C.M. . each. 20l 3llth St .• N.8. np&ir manual no. 136-7846 dlnt11 ..=:::'..::::·=:..· ;;;;:;;;.. :::.--,--1·=-'-"=:;.;.;;.;;.=.;...~·
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14 DAYS " lEf J! 1. M,!?.~ -...::.,-;i.,: ~ .... ", ~~~.! =.lu.11u-uu hnMacula!1'3s~1116t '""' • ..,.,, ..,,, ·""' ll<bti"' double 4rtf1er .w mimlr, ~ 11i1fJt ~ Wlta .,.__ chatra. I n 1 tr u m e n t 11
2 nlahl ltanda, double mat. old. -..USS .. SlANdE ........ ')oint. control t'tylna: brid&e CX· w in d I h I II I d I, inboard
DICOUTOl Gm CAllCIWTION
Of 11 LUXURY APAITMINTS
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SPECIAL OPENING $AT. 'lo SUN.
TH<lllg Dewn Bulktl"9 to
lrtu wi box. IClrinP-. ';s.ut'' Dltda a 11ome wta. • T Wffkll.J'5t*Mllt finale ~.,,~1 ~11~::. ... v.s-,::_d~ transmtwon a.nd pa tanka.
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Mike Room r<o. Our New Store
SPANISH ** MIDmRRANU,.-
whtt. 11" COMDle TV ,pod couialt. ~ -... step tc SI e N '
condidon 915: Sien Kea-bzWn . W • had i1tib,. em ~ .. dkW.~' tnt=! i.eav!r; 198'1 EVINRUDE 5 HP, no
more c»nv. port a b I e ~ en.t ALAsicAA = an•. mutt Mll! shift. Overha~ t h I s
All llAND NEW $75,000 CLEARANCE
• Wood game sels from $169.95 • guar . mattresses ·$19.95 • Spanish dlnelte .. 1
$69.95 • 3 pe. Spanish bedroom sets $99.95 e Spanish !able lamps $12.95.
d~hwuhu, e._.io l ysar BtAll'l'IFUL Wl\i-1 dot! -)~~·<::.~:: JOHN GRANATH "'''o'" 18" 8 F'ibefll"'
old, $125. 5301 Mtadmtlark male A l ltm<, Vtr:v al· colorinl. tttat fam.U.V dop, YACHT SALES dlngto. S85. Both tor Sl50.
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Dr. lm, SU-IOU fecUonate, need 1 e v I n I <nclly lovinc euy to tor 1ppt. phane 8'13-3670 I =013-4303===-=-~~="'
FAMILY T It EA 8 URE home. -o.r., Dr., ...,,,, i>.rr.ot ;bow -· l'Rl·SUMMIR SALE CHRYSLER Outboard IO HP
HOUSE ~ El Camino htJ H.B. &Ill Sood far breed in I · NOW ON DISPLAY with rtnwle and dlrt:ct con·
•I UfMll ... ~.HI ......... . Remainder of Huge stock at terrilic savings!
No dawn -terms to mfft your budget -
bank fine; M•st•r Ch•r91, B•nk of Am•rlc•.
(forml!rly D St) James ,.....,... .... --i p d'-,, _ _. ... __. ~ -"• trols. Extra prop. ustd 8
ci.-,._ "na.L ......,. ua .., lab-•-. .... ~ pure.,...,,,., -CORONADO 2S •••••• 13195 •-·,,, 19611 -·'el el-~-Town -"'l'l'· ....::nter. Tu•. t...-... ..... ~ nft -· -,...,... II~ "''""""' A decorator dream house on display -3
rooms of gorgeous Spanish furniture (wes
reg. $1295.00
U7• w q .... OM -·Che -· ................ t'ORONADO 2S ••••.• $4995 , ..... ·~""' ,.. __ .. ~A .. ~
Selling now ~ used orl&fnai> 111,., one """"' Np I' U I' I' I E S OORONADO 3' 116 995 -" ~~. -· ~
or Star• Ch1r99. .
of l&mous ~t1irn.er1. putltl 6nly. ~ 6119 ORDER NO\V!! ' EVINRUDE 10 hp, remote, 14d~5, Jirll, chlldrtn s, ap. CALL &C-38:90 tor U~ moat 2 • I 'II/Wk old male ())cker CORQNAOO 30 tank~uip. Salt or crade
SACRIFICE • . • • • • $398 • Thia Sal• For Stock on H•ncf Only fr PJft · B&p. ahoea a: an-beautiful and adorable kit pupplt1. $10 each, Save on dttno1 this ~·eekend $125 or 3-:i l\p. ~73&f
l l ques on ~ent. le 3 • Phone 1162-1097 SABOTS New Compl •-~" ·······----·--·----
tlO ,....., Ott. lllltUllU!O -Wf tAA•T OIJ• 0WH ACCTS.
832--0272 ntl. o~. 1 black • ' I!.., ..,..., 60-3690 6/lS 1',~ YR c1d nWe Gemwi 2912 w. Cout Hi&hway Bott Slip Mooring 9036
CAS Stove, l twin bed
sprlna:s. carpet rm-ex. 2
dlnln&" chain, bird caae.
lamp, metaJ plcnlc table, 4
purses, bullet, S\V ndJo,
1786 \Vi!atmlnater A v • ,
Costa Mesa
B I W, Ire)' le. W, .arid all Shl!phetd. AKC. ah o t I . NeWPO~ .f,lf:Jch * 64&$10 DOCK space nl!ar Pavillion
erey, klttl!N; lntelllcent. = ba e ktround 37 F~ Express '64 Sl.75 per root, max. length
amuaing, b o u a e bro k I! n AJ:h 3 PRIVATE 17 ft . l\finlmum 6 months. mm RJRNITURE '
1144 lewport Blvd. H.~:'.. 11.,.1
Costa Mesa only
611J..S883 6111 '9 •• Hound Pu,pl" DOUBLES ~303
2 DARLING Box train@d ktt. Companion and show. Qlty. TS 225'•. Onan, auto-t·.~·w=Amf==D~.-. ~s~;,ie~u.~.,-,~lip
tens put Peni&n, I wkl AKC rer. 9C-99B9 pilot, 1V, ete. Eli!cbie for 24' po~r boat.
old. 014f92 S&han Ln. ff 9· REGISTERED Dahnation. &alley, tetra:. H/C 100....er. Call &44-0802
897-6937 eiJ.6 2969 Mendoza, Costa Mesa. MUST BE SOLD OOf-'K tor power boat 22• U yoo will ael.I or buy 9 to 5 OR J..MXI ePAClFIC YAOIT SALE.Se · or * AUCtlON *
Sewing M1chlnn 1120 T•l•Ylalon FREE to IOOd bOml!. 2 3448 Via Opo leu S2 pr fl. "'atrr &: tlec1
&Ive Wlnd,y a tr. a:enlle .rrtY and white kit-IRISH Setter, AKC champion (21JJ m .,=-=t-1{1l' Newport furn. 548-8418 hory Nftht 'TH 9 -We4., Sot. & Sun. 'TA 6 --''------1205
1969 SINGER wit~. zig.zag &
\\'81nut console l'l1akes but.
Ion holes, designs elc., SS.25
n10. or $36.00 cs.sh. 52&6616
RCA Vlclor cOlor TV $99. \Ve
have several le1nporarily in
stock, fully rccorxlitloned,
some with new pictures
tubes. Terms low u $8
monthly. Henderson'• 1877
1-larbor, Of. 548--0155
A,uctlorul Frld.Q 7:30 p.m. ltl'll. 10 w~kB 014 m&le, 10 wkl, aired. Tenns.\!.::::C,;;;;-~~~<~l~67J.~Ll~1D~\':==:="':'===':::'::,]
Windy's Auction Bern 60-f719 611.i ~ 12' ALUMINUM Boat Boat Strvic•s 9037 ---------------"=========
I I M-I 'l. AKC Black Fl!ma.le p-.. •-Xlnt condition. $135 Beh nd Tony's B dg. Mat'l hervi.-..,,n. cat fftOI, old • .........., 847.7389 Sl\fml BOAT REPAIR
20T5li Ni!wpoprt, CM 84U686 baby need a new home. 3 Months old 1$35 OWEN Flberglaslng & paintinz
f Pvmltur1 1000 G•r•t• Sale 1022
CIRAMIC KILN $75 GARAGE Sale: Sale or Mualc•I Inst. 1125
Co 548.586..l lradt. apt ~(ze ranges, ---------1 3126 BARBADOS PL, C.M. 149 Bay, Apt. t allt;r 5 PM •893--3306e S 1966 25' V.G. Cone!. Fret Est 847-5453. 540-0056
For &a.le Sat 14th 0-5 p.m. 2 CM OUTSTANDING 1.s. Gnna.n • ~~nen etc. marine ~adio'l=========• I •TABLE &. chain ST.SO, nifrlas., Honda 50 cc, Gultan • Amp! • Drums
.tep table $2, foot stool SJ., tables, chest sel' & many NEW ANO USED
Step atoal $2. 54fr7597 misc items. 2426 Newport 12 MAJOR BRANDS RCA Portable T'V 16"
condition $35.
box 1prlngs $15 ea, 2 In. NJCE lookint Iona haired Shep. pupa. Pll'ftnts on Sac. '4700. S49--3895 lo•t· \' •cht
nersprlng: mat $15 ea, l bdr kittlfll, C wka. ohf to a aOOd premltt1. PJ, 147·9936 26' S'I'EELCRA.!'"1· inbrd. Chirt•rs 9039
s1.1it $20, l cM!r SlO. home . Aft 5 p.m. AKC Toy .... hite Poodles, 7 Nttda woril. $2950. I----"'----'=
BRAND nl!w Penn Sfnator M.2.-1322 6114 wka. S75 to $125. Mlsaion * 546--9390 * BLUEWATER CHARTERS ====-;o===0 I 12/0 marlin fishing reel, "JINX" 11 Shtpherd/IJUlky, Viejo, 830-27M. S JI 27' Trojan, Power
att>l\OOM lll!!t SSO. Llvin&: Bh1d, C.M. 642-MOO /\IM> i\lnny Imports At
room $95. Good condition SURFBOARD blank, JR. BIG DISCOUNTS 548-IO>t
Hf.Fi & Sf•reo 1210 never u1'td orig S90, $35. 14 mos. old, !'lad lhota, flll, TOY Poodle puppy, blaclc I boltt 9010 Sk·p"pe' Th~ndilaebr1blrd, Sail
673.(0)G kwea klds, and need! a new mall! ARC S weeks KITE No. ~. Like new con. 1 r a\a e 646-8XlO
M2.-M54 tolf club•. ladles . size 16 EVERYTlllNG 11\ J\tUSIC
I i· BROWN '•"" rolon;at d oth... """ I adde r. Beach Musk Center IOfa nice for den. $2;>. spcedl'l!!11rl t."Ourse. books, 5J6..6I& misc household Sat l()-3, BEAUTIFUL GE !'leroo, 3 V ENE TI AN GI.,. home. l38-4A38 6114 e 548-4064 e dl tlon. Blklnl blue mist blue CAL 24 for CllARTER
Dafly 12 r1oon rill 9, Slit , 9-5 sold originally for S269.9j, d k bl k , S.lO Day $180 \\'ef'k
ll · chandeliora·, 6 lamp, 25" LONG hatred black ca1lco CHAMPION L.-..1 female e.c • ac boot strip. Hard -_ 2142 Alller Pl. Cl\;!. T VELVE't Sofa, 2 Queen
~ Ann 1ide cha.in A desk.
Ml--a«J ~87
17~04 Bcat•h 81\·d. Hh\'y. :?9J epossesa1on, ass1.1nle pn1L<>. ..,.~ I * 816-29:7 * -do"n D -• · 1815 diameter, 22" '-ng. 1·~s. female kitten. Pure whi~ '11'.. .. nsr. Bull AKC .... xai • t'l!!da.r rudder. 4 pai.·t 1
GARAGE Sa.It' • Sat & Su n 11; rni so. San Oil<;o f\vy. "" .. · · l.lruap 5• 494-3684 ' "' "'' Iona Ir: short haired kittens. U:V~ children. o:•:: ~ vana. $675. 714/488-7188 904I 136 Topaz, Balboa Jsland. Hunt in"ton Beach 847'<'36 Newporl, CM. 548-1788 o .. ., •• -.r-•;i;;o• Boat Sto•o~
" -av. o.w-t'I093 6117 S<bM'JE PUPPIES COLUMBIA Defender 29': --i 3 twi n beds S5 each, 9'
; .:ica il.5. uphola~ Chair
Student desk. rocker. uphol. Sling"l•nd o-·m Set 40 \VA1'T AM/FM stereo E.X-PAINTER now teachu, ., 1 30 ---=-----
chn, gnlf clubs, vintage Sl!IO or milk~ "offer MK60 Ce lcstra spkn, wlnut quality painting wktnds. FREE KITI"ENS BlW m&le, AKC, tema181, 2 mos. j~eps 1~-HP lnboard; BOAT STORAGE
"' ... "" radios, fonnlca dinette set, 644{)l5S encased sel. $295. 642-7726 vacalion. 1''ree e 1 ti mate wh. fem, Or & \Y malt. •531-9854* racuig rear & extras. Sail or power up lo 3l'
rup. paUo tbJ. &: chn. -=~""-'""""'---1 646--4519 or 54l)..(l(l62 Hlbrkn. wnd. Oft~ bet AKC Af&ban pupp;es 1 wkl 646-6CH7: "94-7735 Fenced yard. New por t
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couches no. Much more. VOX, Elec. Violin bas1 ~~ 3SJ3,te':...;~~~.~.:.., J.PFI · BLACK W·'nut Pr 0 ct Ice 5 5117 $200. • ' SEASICK Allor s e I Ii n e Ba,ytront. Monthly rate! lo-$180 -With Case ..,....,. ,......, ""'~ .,,'-".,n " .. aall"---1 V •·-21 elude MOVING • Baby ~ip. N t Be h piano $1&5. Gold colom!'bed LARGE ~dalre ~ 646--'r.119 uua • en .... "' • trlr, · · ·
household items. good ul!Cd 613-Sl2"l ty,•por ac divan. Nau1ahyde brand ator w/bottom dttp treeiit. ERM.AN Polen:: 3.9, all equip $2595. Use of Hoist retr td bl new $US. ~ Xlnt cond, except broken • G Snepherd pups, 962-2136 · Launching
., 11ti Y ta CA, misc. Pi1no1 & Org1n1 1130 Cam•ras & Equip. 1300 --'-----handle. 494-2157 6116 AKC.10 Wfll!ks, Jute boned, 19, LIGHTNING d Call Anthony'• QUiiic,, kir. bed, quilled,
... i.; ......i 196; """' I '25@. Aft $ or wknd1, 847-0400
Sat 6/14 806 8 I IO n • c-..:.:..c.....:.:...:..=--'-'-' CRAIG 4 track tape ~k ~. $50 up. 496-2184 . • ac l&l.15, 839-2281
Eastbluft. GULBRANSEN STEREO Rea.lisl camera, Sa •'VI SUMMER Fun. s adorabll! ,;:;,;;;..,:;:::.::;~==~ traili!r, · .with goodie1."=========cJ
ORGANS flash attachment" &. car-mpaon spear EUn .pAJ. kHten11. 2 Black short·hair, l GERMAN SHE pH ER D SJ.500. 5 lo 7 Pti.J Or bef 101• P!~IO\\~tt~g· r~~ts :::i~~ WURLITZER ryini:: cases, s~o. 494-3960 r:~.~.gear U.$15. 67?-8714 P.fa.lt ese grey, 1 flutty, 1 ~s5 :;ks~~~ack Ii .Uf 673-9039 ore Boeh W•nt1d ··! Offlct lqulpment IO 11 90SG
~ 10 key add In 1 tbl, type11Tiler, din'g ,,,,1. PIANOS & ORGANS bcf !"i pnl REFRIGE TO tiger-stripe. 646::8405 6/14 ,=::..:...::.::=::..:.::.;=::c__1WES1WIND 3l' &ISM sloop, * FIBERGLASS BOAT. 10
macblnes; add, sub, multi & 1967 Ro sema r y , CM. Piano:\ &. Organ1 Rented RA R, $40: twin HELP Find a home for kit· LOVEABLE Dachshund dln&fiy, molor. incl. M1v 23' or 12 ft. 111th or wlthou!
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cttdll bal, Sl04 va1 • $69.50, 616-412!\ EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Sporting Goods 1500 beds, S15, composl, 1.7 load. ten.<1. 2 1hort-halr cal.loo pups, AKC, black & tan, 12 oU shore moorinf. S2.000. 1notor. 642-2019
-• .. 10 left. ,.,.·er 100 adding ANTIQuc·o al -------543-3627------ten1. 1 lobby b" ti Yl'ttka. 897•7297 ~3685 or 833-ms& V•JY vw ~. IJU • furn · Skin Diving Equip --UNICYCLE Mobll H
macblnel, ~culaton. ~h clothing. Hi-poster go\. mpl. Beath Music Center U.S. Divt'r!I tanks fr ...... $59 $20 546-9965 6/17 .H:.:•::.·=-=------=•13:::0 26' ENDEAVOR fbi;l! sloop, • omes 9200
tel•·· type ters at OW· Viet. \\'a1. bl!drm aet.s. 423 u.s. Divers regulators fr Soto ADORABLE puppies. black -iOOd cond. Shock b1.1i,lt.
low prices. &l.2-8811 Snu2 Harbor Rd. N B . Factory Sales & Servil'e New Nylon lined \Vet Sails ==='T:l-=2T~OO~al~t=6~--I w/whie markini'S, 5 wks. e MUST SEU.! 2 beaut Mooring . avail S350 0. GREENLEAF
DeJUR Grundl1 Stenorelt!! 54&-74TI Daily U noon 'til S, Sat 9-5 lolY as ........•. , ..• $39.~;; PORTABLE lV, 15" 1ttttn, Call after 5 p . m ., Shi::Ua.nd ponies. Susie. l yrs 64&-4310 :
' traNCribl.nc machine, used 17404 Beach Blvd., (Hwy J9) Custom duck reel Cins .• $8.95 VHF-UHF, great condltion, 846-<1975 6114 old, bridle le u.ddl!! incl SAILBOAT 16' SKIMMER
l 3 tlme1, $DI. 4~ Appll1ncft 1100 l !t mi. So. San Diego Fwy. AQUATIC CENTER $40. 673-2706 &ft. 6 P.101HER cat "4 kitll!ns, noo.~supr, 7 yrs old $60. trlr.' all equip., dac la.ii!: PARK AM~uoan.ph -Elliott USED llotpoinl rtbigerator Huntington Beach 847-8536 4535 W. Coa.!t Highway QuaJJty kini bed, quilted, U1JOrted colon. Frtt to 9fi2-9S40 good cond. 67l-2527
with auppllci, service apt aize 1 year old, like new Open Sunday 1 to 5 Ne~-port Beach 673-5440 complete, unua~ $98: worth iood home. Call ~2981 BEAUTIFUL .t year old filly. HOURLY lt£NTAL.S
I '17~ SS7. Tenns $6 mo. Used AL\VA\'S A BUY AT SURFBOARD, B'l" S 2 j. S2SO. Aft 5 or wknds 847-0400 after 5:30, all day Sat. 6/19 Penonallt.y plus! Sacrifice *Rhodes 19'a * u-·-~hold Goods I020 Maytaf wuheni, I u 11 y Gould Music Company Good condition. NE\V Grolier Encyclopedia FREE To iood home 6 !tte~~~ must take btst FUn Zone Boat Co. Balboa
rTVVff recondiUoned S99 pay only PIANOS _ ORGANS 962-&170 10 vol. plus new book of adon.bli! kittens a.ut'd col· COLUMBIA 29, I/3rd in-
$8.50 mo. See at Hen-fl('\\.' 11.nd used knowledic. 2.0v, w It b on, befntt 10 and after 6. TllANiPORTATION teresl. Top cond, extras. f1U., Sat, Furniture, lamlpS, dtl'!on's. lB'77 Harbor, CM. FULi.. wrl suit (med.), bookshelf. $225 545--0223 Call 494-2&35 6/16 9000 $ltn) dn. 642-3295, 673-ml plcts., tea elrt, record p yr. 548--0J5.5 cuarant<'fii fine used organs mask, finl'l -E."~Uent lolhl & Yichts
Tender Must.11ng, d 1 x, =,..-,====-~-from $375 conct .. $50. Call 847-3928 HOBIE SURFBOARD 9' NEED food, ahelter for SABOT Ne. 4144, rood cond.
reverb amp, MU;c. items. GB AUT0i\1ATIC washe1i<, Baldwin·Gulbransen· Scuba Tanks abandontd 1kinny yellow DISCOUNT Marine cata101 Full n clng gear & dolly
3IXl!I Reya1 Palm Or., Costa m In I-basket, 2 spd, \V1.1rllt1:er·Conn-Thoma~ Miscell•n•oua 1600 494-i212 manx & m&llese £: i,i.·ht klt· aave up to &lo/~ on finest incl. $350. 548-lli6
Meaa. 54µ795 permanenl preSll c y c I e. 76 pianos must be sold -·---...;..-'----' DIAMOND Solitaire i,i.'e<Jding ten. 540-'183 until 4 p.m. known .brands In marln!! LIDO 14 \vith trailer. New ,1~========~ I Rcpo911Cfised, assume pmnL~. new and Ul'led Grands-*HOUSEHOLD* set. Co!!t $395, iell S15 cuh. % PERSlAN Kltten1, they electronic~, hardwart, yacht sale11, rigxinsc. In1n1ac. $890. ! o., ••• s.1. 8022 no d 0 \\' n. Dunlap's. 1815 r•cu1.so!l'.'S·Spincl11 • ,, h' • R 673-3600 Are beauUl1.1l. Please take cear, fiahing gear, all IC· 6'ffi..J781 or O:•O 70::.•
in clear, clean, coo1 Costa
Mesa. New 92 spaee Adult
Park NOW OPEN! Mabile
Home Display P.todela &
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OPEN
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ACCENT MOBILE
HOME SALES
• Ni!WJIOrl Ctif. 548-'1788 NtlV \\lurlitzer spinet~ $j69 .• oor mac ine ug ---------the •·t the ba 1 cesaortes for power or sail. .rto-...,.. J STARTS Mon .. 16th, 1~7. GE DRYER, electronic con· Gauld Music Campony shampoorrs • RoU -away SE7 ol r1np: engaa;ement It m """ore Y ve o For your copy &end $1.00 to~ 40, con1pl~te ract equip. 1750 Whittier Ave
l Hun4rl!!4s of itema. Furn., Lrol. Best '69 mode I . 2045 No. Main. SA 547-00!1 beds • Cribs&. playpen.~. wedding; neveT used, Orie i'O· 548-5927 6/16 Dlaeount Marine Supply Co. lJ\C!I % oz spin. Duel instr. C t M
appllanct.1. antiques. rup, Repo~Mlon, a ssum e E 0 United Rent AIJ ~t S200,atll$12S.SC8-6'137 1 ONLY. Abyaalrdan male 2'30 w. Coast Hwy . RDF/RT. 213/356-1430 OS a ftCI ~ saddle, lite fb:turea, v:orld pmnts, no down. Dunlap'!!, NR LL NOWI TIO W. 19rh St., Costa Mtsa DIAMOND Cocktail tine. kitten. Beautifully ticked. Newport Beach. Ca.lll 92660 1200 cc Myers Manx loaded, 714: 642·1350 f 1lobe. 1ame1, c Io the•' 1815 Ne•'""'rt C.M. !148-7788 Beginners class I es son s' 645.0760 Have apprsJ $675, sell $250. \Vi!aned & tr a In ed . 0 UT B 0 A~ D Cr u I• er Mull Sell. Gri!!'At buy for Ofl.{"'""'~~'!'!!!!'!"!!!!!""'~ f t ta dishe ~,.... learn to play the organ, Six ===c,,.c...:;,,,,:,c:____ 675-4.lll 646-4698 5/16 n. r
l =~bll!a~ 307re~lde~: "LARGE Gi!neral Motors ~-eek11 course, 1 ta r ting ATI'ENTION: Marquette ---------Glasapar 18' Seafair sedan. xlnt cond. 548-74n MOBILE HOME
CdM Fr i g Id a i r e refri1terator J ulll!! 17 st 7:00 PM . tune·l.lP equip. llke ne w. CERVITOR Beer Oispi!nser, G&RMAN Shep~rd. female, Priced for quick sale. 1960, SABOT. flberalasa. Make Of·
i. GARAGE SALE Ve' . .',>. rd cond. $32. 546-5465 G1.1aranteed ~suit~. $12. snap.on sir chisel 8t. Jmpact Coppertone. Holds half ki!Q:. 5 mos., iood with children, Xlnt cond. Twin 35 bp fer! Exce.llent condition. $ O
" P1:actic-e organs availablC". \\Tench. Jet air-<.'Ond. equip. SIOO. 546-2815 BEAUTIFUL. M5-0U1 6116 Johnson motor. Xtras incl. Call alt 4:30. MS-1990 1 ,000
t fiat l /l4 * 10 AM..fi Plt1 f"RIGIOAIRf: Autom11.tic Al50 cla.,sell for more ad-& stock. 7·UP mach. and HAPPINESS is ha.villi' your depth &0under, bait ta.nk, 22' STAR Sallboat. Xlnl
• 385 Walnu1, Cos!a 1'teaa "·ashing machine, turquoi.M!, vanCf'd ploycrn. Join the other misc. call afler 6 .M,;;.l;;1c"'-'W=on;,;l;.;•;.;d;_ __ l;.6;.l-'O very own ki tten. One 7 wks, ship-to-shol'f' radio. $1375. cond. D!!luxe trailer
• :,.loving, Many i!ems incl. nl'l!!'d~ tnlnflr l'C"poir S50. run! RegistC"r now. 897-4837 another 1 yr. ~2614 6/14 644-CM39 Sl650 LJ S-5982
: furniture, be.by furniture. 549--0'lSJ art 6 Ptl!. HAMMOND STUDIOS J\fcGREGGOR Golf Clubs WE PAY MORE MALE Kittens, 7 wk5. old EGG HARBOR SABOT _ ALL GLASS
-OR -
$35,000
HOUSE! ; aquarlum1. c~t. cvinina: El.EC dt')'('r $90. \Va.sher $8.j, m.t E. Coast Hwy, Cdbi 114) &: bag. $60. Japanese c s 9698 Robin Ave. F V * San 01!(0 * DACRON SAIL NO. 2322
; jars, toy1, loob, etc. etc. T\\;n mattreu &: springs. 67~..-8930 Lilhophane China tea ~I. A H 962--0422 6/14 2 DAI 'Ei"1 Hbn Displayed $250 646-6759
; GARAGE Sale, Fri, Sat, Sun. IIollY"'d frame. JUNE SALE!!! gold/hllnd painter! $5 0. KITI'ENS 6 \\'ks old to aood ~j TmDJ<I n GU~ S~~~ LIDO 14 No. 2775, iood cond ~ J1.1ne 13, 14. 15th. 1320 54G-70Zi Port. ma~w.ge Ible $50. home. 494-7431 L ac u na ~•van r-acu ~ Full -cing gear A yard. Ccme .ln. today and see JU."!"· , • ,~. W N 8 Co Facio"" authorized clearance w -0 1 , ... ,. 6 m ' Shelter !·'and Dr • • I nnt .... a ay. . . ntem. \VASHER/d-•r, • " , l 0 n> I '' I • d I-~-~---·-·-----Beach /14 """" "' · dolly incl n300. 548-7116 U~ 1v1ng at .do\\'ll lo earth , pee bdrm"'· bunk bed,, 2 ·~ .. o overage, re urrui « emos Kl'lB LL F 1 1 1. 71•22•7~5 p--• r. au d
box• opro'n•• & m a l t ,. Imperial matched turqouise, Piano~ & Oraans. Practice " A COfllOlc piano. f"r. or urn ti.In!. •PP iancea, PUPPIES. 1m&IJ ml x e d .. " -SNIPE 1 k h 11 1 nd ....... · ""'peci Y now ur-
•d nc1 p · .,. ..,1 t 1 · t Prov. s!J'll'. 18' upright r.olortd TV, stereoA and an-brttd, Duffy, varitty et col· * IMMAC'ULATE * 23' . '.Pan u · x nt co · ina: our clearance sale on
Bedrpread11. kit misc! & Pcbb~. Cdi\l :4_237;· ..., ~i!::: n~~; &"·~~tG~~':rs fret.zcr. Heavy duty bench tlq1.1es. • ori. 548-7087 S/14 TROJAC cab Crsr, 150 VS, ~~s ~5-~ cond. W/Trlr. all display model&--tbey're
, clothes, sizes 8 & 10 68 FRIGIDAIRE C & demo Bald1Vin Organs vice. 1/3 Sack ceml!nt mix· OR,v or nicht OLD Sota mall hild' s-s radio, dURI batteries, · priced lo sell immedlatl!ly .
• GARAGE "·'· , H•'d• a bed, 1.1stom al er. 16' rxt. a)uminum lad· 6"..: •..:20 -1 c 1 fut!) ""'mp•, fi~ x, etc. ISLANDER 24 l''ull Race Parks avaUahle In &ll areu · ~ 1 1 I •1 b · 1 " ly & lruly on money -'"'"' ·-~.--,·., Bal •• t bed . m P e r P " o 1 c de..., •:.o A~"-1 · ...., • ......... • FrJ••e, o . co·-n, .. ,., •--•·, custom extras, dinghy & Bay Harbo• 1, drl!!ul!n. cha.ITS. xlnt · savlnc SALE!! Get in on •·•· .,.....-.w 1-• ,,... v-.: ...,,,.. -•~• •·b .1 . dlllhwashcr. Cherry top, .... •<m:A. 646-2389 mooring. $4600. 549-0057 Mobile Home S•les ""'"'"• .... y 1 ems, swing, front load SlJO. 646-6888 the big deals at: 4 llX.15X15, 11nd 2 8-4SX15 $ WE BUY $ #•-hike . 1 a wn mower. WARD'S BALD\VIN STUDIO lires Rood r.t1ndition. $60. WANTED: Home for 4 '67 32' CHRIS Corlnthilll, LIDO 14 _._ ]425 Bakl'.'r St
: dlshwuber I: misc. Sat KENJ\10RE A u Io m •tic 1819 Ne\\'JIOrl, C.1\1. 6'12.$484 Desk 4x6 "'ilh glass cover $ FURNITURE $ * d 0 r • b I e k 1 i. tens· fully equipped, like nei,i.• New hand trlr. 673-6732 1.i block East of Harbor Blvd.
• June 14, 9·5. 221 E. 21st St. "·utier. xlnt cond. S50. 6 r.to. old gTI?en nvlon A 646-7971 61.14 $2000 tor .....,,i .... CalJ days on Baker •,, (OU NpJ Blwt "1'T. -"A"-n2J9 ""'°"'°'13>°'·-·-*~'-"-~_11_;~-1-L\.l\li\IOND • Stein\\•ny · ·-·v APPL! NCES al ~ .. u v C l\1 ..... .,..,,.,, ~ maha • nei. &: used pianos carp("! 50 yards $2/yd. C•l•r TV't-Pl•t1•'i-Sle,.•'• FREE lo aood home. Fem e 737-0051 P.1r. Oll.'l!!n. NlghtJ Pow•r Crul1•r1 9020 osta csa (n.4) SC0.~70
•'PATIO Sall!: Full me aota GE Refrlgrrator in good con· of all maJces, Best buya ln 817-00.):I 1 'i•c• •r H•in• Fill Terri·poo PUllPl.tl. M-1293 54&-2434 VACATION be11ch lrAlll!r for
l_ bed, 1mall appliances. Many dltion µ(). Private party. So. Ca.Ill. rtght he~. LAl\iP. Table, Patio set. CASH IN JO MINUTES &tier 6 p.m. 16' BLUEWATER Gl8;Uboa.t, SCOTSMAN SPECIAL Perm a~ en I i.nexPf'nsivr f othu itema. Sat. June 14. 10 Call 548-0iM SCHMIOT P.fUSIC CO., Dl'e:i;ser. Orienta) r u 1 , • 541 .4531 • 4 \VELL mother@d kittens, 6 5(1 HP Mm:. electric, fUll homt", l5 · Pallo. fenctd
Ir, AM to'!' 2693 Riverside Dr. "w""n1n=LPOO='°L-_,A-,~1o-. -w-.,-h-er. 1901 N. Main, Studio Bed. '68 washer. wkl. old. &C-78&3, 406 E. Coast Guard equipment, Ult , yard. 1~ blk lo beach.
' CM Late model. Xlnt cond. $6;;. Sa.nla Ana 968-2844 & Mi~c. itllm~ w A N T E D Bay CM 6/14 trailer with easy-life $1~. 23 John Allmand, all ila!a, Newport. $1300. ( 21 J )
.. : JUNE 14 i 15, Kenmore dlx 847-allS . HAi\ti\10ND Organ. Spinet 2 SALE-Furnishings, mi sc, s CUTE playful kittens, 6 &G-1408 hardtop cru.Lser. lSO hp in 696-7691 or 548-5204 ~ Wlhr/dr, t'Nn bdnn &et. 2 19 CU l,. Freeier. Good con-keybd, rull pedal, new, Moving out of st ate, we need qu&llty (no junk wkl. old, "'<f:aned Ii trained. SOAT slip wanted for Cal 34' " out. $4900. CaU S4&M55 LIDO Penlmula, 3 ~XII ·, ~ dfvana corn ping PCln&" tbl, diUon ~. 756 Qnter, Cl\1. \\'1lnu1, Leslie spkr $S50. everything goes! 2U 12th please). Fwnitutt, e ol 0 r 5-63520 6114 Allbo&L Contact Mt 1 . 31' CABIN cruiser mint furnished. Larae en1c patio, r: Qt.Ina, pies. misc. 2794 S<IS-209l 67l-7DJO St, HB. 5.16-3976 TV'•, itereoe, appll&Dcet, BLACK temal!! poppy, l .wka. Carttt l3&-f687 behft 5 pm, cond sips 5 fully' equip· exclus1ve area. 544-8970, ii:~ ~nzo. C.M. ·•'=,E=oc='E=w-oo=D~-,,-,-,-,-nd-I ~rn"o=M=-As~=a~...,~lrl~,-o-,-.-,-.· I =s~E.;.A.;,U;,,:T1=1"'·u"'L..::.A:.:m_bo_r_haz_e tool• tnd office eqUlpmenL old, need• a kM1ll home. or 831-Ml9 after 5:30 pm filhuW " Pieuure. 111', eves .l 'A'l!!ekerxls r.i CDUCH like nrw S<ll50. range wl!h .irriddlt. Ex· i,i.1th 11.U Instruction books. mink coat, fing~r tipped, TOP CASH 1N 30 Mlnttttll lil-<l851 5114 14' FIBERGLAS over wood. lath. rdt, S7.IKXI. 962-4392 VERY clean 10x47 2 DD, ~., maple rocker $22.:iCI, 9xl2 cellenl! iso. 541-0626 $350. Xlnt cond. throughout. paid S'ZjO(), sell for SJ.250. 531-lm * ~ 3 LONG ha.Ind kittens, 6 50 hp Sett with elec. atart-18' CLEAN Lklo 8 a Y rup, drps. awning 1 . ~ pink c:Mnllle rui $5, other AUTOMATIC \\'asher & Gas Call 540-6n7 eves & wkend! ~14-8771 WANTED: Child'• pl~boule wlu. old. Read.)' 1tJr kwina: l.nc battery. First $250 takes Launch, $900. Balboa Yacht Beautiful ad1.1lf Park . ~ mite. MJ...llTI Dryer both for s s o, SI LVERTONl: Organ \\'ilh ROLEX Solid gold man's and revered 1 and box home. &4i-a308 6117 all. ~7 BasllL 673-82S2 ;;'""-..-,,""'=:-;,cc--c-~~~
ART Garage u.Je. Ceramic lll!parately $30. 54;,...13111 chordlli 6r pedal•. Very little 1\·11tch, gold &ncl. Lik~ new. 646-4116 2 HALF Penlan Beautil!~. 9 1961 23' To.lly Craft Cabin -· --TRAILER for ss.lf', J5' x ~·
pobl, paintJnas. prinl!i & F!tIGTOAIRF: 5~1.5(). A.pl. use. Orta. S39:i. Sacrifice! COB! S.'i75 l'lllC. 6~ \VANTED: TRAJLER FOR \\•k!. cit!. Pf:rlOl\allty pl1.1i! eruber T/O drive. Navy top Spt1d--Skl lo•ts 9030 l'li!v.'ly painled, P I 11 l'I I I c
-othen. Sat It Sun all day gu t tow s:.io. J?S9 Tus!in. Sli5. Call ;"1&-~90.l. 1~ IC 14 501 Nylon gold 14' BOAT Box trnd. 53&-9606 6/17 w/ coveni. iu. c on d . plmbg, cabana. cptd, $2400.
W( 1>1~ CoUina, B&lboa Isl. 6'12-2390 BALD\VIN Acro~nic French lll'ced c11rpcl $50. 548-2001 BLACK Kitten, male. ShOrt 847-3371 16' GLASPAR, ~ hp 548--4983 aft !;:00 ~ GARAGE ult: odd tables .68 11 C"Ubic fool AdmirAI Prov. Plano. Crnil St150. Sell 642-9261 hair. ftte to good home. 22' GLASSPAR ~~~ec atarL $i'75. lOX50, 2 BR., in quit:!, 11dult
folded bed, ar.t mist. upr;ght lrff'zt!r. t:x-. Cond. $69:i. !\Ir Riggs 646-4494 or NE~• 1 . FREE TO YOU HoutebrokelL 546--0623 6117 3 yrs, fam/fiahlng, loadrd, park. Cpl!! .. drapes. M1.1st 2173 RaJl!l&h, c .M. $200. 54a-.o223 "'" _546-~~71"-;9;,;·=-----t'.Xercyc e. puig pon1 perfeci, sacrifice! 16' FIBERGLASS boat.~ hp sell, make oUer. " ,10 ,_, 611, ~ lable, ncl. paddles. balls, J LOVABU: kitlenti, 3 tipr ••" ""'"* motor• trailer . S500. or••• .,. ~~ Alter 2·.30 P'f
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'Gl ....... ~rruRE, ETC. Must Antique• 1110 Beautifully relinished. F 1 M 6 ""ka lo """' home 6"• IJ' INBllD. ~--~·-. M··.-· -FOR a new P.fobile Homo J o1 '""'""~ FOR Sale: 1 u r f board , ~1~;, H.B. 0 "' etll Mata St., C.M. ''''' ...,.......,..,.. ,.., ·•U lei.vine tnwn. Fri l Sal --''-----..;,.;c;,.; * 96U732 * .,.,... o.oo tel!! to apprec:. Best ofler. 16' OUTBRD, 75 HP, aki/ocn new Adult Park. WaUt t momJnc, ltft WlldWOOd, lS Dad lnt'd In f'rontitr "u"P"R'°'JG"HT==-Pi-,"',,.", '-,"ood-co-nd . ~~!!I GNS, 9'10" 7 PUPPIES 5 weeka male ctrl'E 1 wk. Old ~lxt-d Plil.P. '73-9931 or 60-f'm U$1!, bait tnk I~. li \\'hi trlr, oetan, nuna and pool. Go!
Orde, HB. 5J6..7091 Relics, runs, Civll \\11r P11 lnttd. f\fflke olll'.'r. "" :i and fem~e variet)' pies frtt to .... home. ;LEAHMAiliiii'ii~fl1~o·~·~ex;c.~ooo~nd.~J:;:11~pJ~1~u~l'l5~50~548-0535~~~=l~'°"""~~·,i53$-~2T3~t~~::..=;:· GARAGE SALE ltema? If IO, wh.y not do ~"6-l97S "rllEEL Chair in eood con· R41-UT6 611C 548--2365 11/lll L '··-•~""' ~' SPARTAN I fl
•UNI( 10 ••-QUE your Dad'1 Da,y 1hop'g at --.,,====~--ditlon only $25. ""':,.;:.:.:.:. _____ = U OLEANDER Inn. 5 to 7 alum. ''*"· 1\befa--Iott Malnten1nce f03J • 1 ffP" ' • ~" H t M · A ""' UPRIGHT PlANO «,• , ~u: CUObLY cutr: kittens, I '1''k1. fl hl•h, •ink • ~Ito. You aacrtnce 133-2174 Furn, Privatt' beach fl m J;. Vldoria, CM in rear e en ann1ng· nt , 24~o ,....,...,J<.N • ,, wn Newport Call Su 673--SS!M Ni!wpt Blvd, CM (rear) Story l Clark $19:1 LIKE New G.E. dishwasher Old. hlk/wht, t r a Inf d . di& MS-.$2S •st UNIFLITE 23' Sport-JAl.'K'S Electronic SerAcfl ' n. • &b Bottlf:~ I n au I a Io r a 542--9251 -..=,--*"";,:>-03';,:::.:':::*c:__-~ 962/7392 6114 ,;::;·='=;;::=.=,.,.--;::--::::"' fi.aher extru, low hrs. Electrical repair rt:mod.. • · -..==,...,==--,-., S75. Lat'i'fl naua:ahyde liv u etrrE pupplt• to aood -.· ... ~·· .. ,. ·-~-"a•~n. ~... ........ Motor Homes 921 elotMla. mile. Sat and Sun ANTIQUE ha.F\lln; lanip: PIANO -Gulbl'1.nsen spinet nn chlllr $40,' 642-M80 HAPPY Helllt.h,y k 11 tent. home 64Sa7230 ••_, ~ ,.,....,. .., ~
aL'I S:. Wllaiol\ c.o.ta Jiltu. hob.nail It. th1.1mh print & bl!nch. like Tlf'w. $.SZJ. \Vea~ A. housebroktn . .:=:::;:'::·.:.:::...:.:::..-~~., t2' ALO~ SLOOP U-rf I I 903S NEW 24-wkte 2 bdt &: den itl •t. Su. Tbola A mile. ahllde. bras• bast.. Gone ----•.,51(,.~;'°';;'=*;_ __ DIAl\10ND \\'eddlng r1111 M'!t. M3-4815 11/lT FlVE 1dtttna. real cutt! "Clwlc". Top condition.""' ne qu p, bath CT11td. draped, SlO,!M. ~--lit Del .. __ I "nd I \\'orth $150, u.crifice Ji;Jll. 2 BLA,....-' ._ -·hlte ~-•• to About 5 wka. ~04 Sn4 •o.• ""'!! ~ •• !I II 9olt -.-.:. ....... 1'' th the 11i·1 •mp, misc. \\'AJ\'TED '5.16-.343J -..n "" .. a1""'"" $17,500 b'r. -lfEUfSMAN SEAT ......,, nanet. 1.1nt. by the
OOlta llflL 6"15--1526 SPINL'TS It GRANDS ' good Mme•. 6.fi2...8043 5/16 'ITS tn4 LIVISTOCk 32' rou.Y, Ii"" d'""· chromed. new Sta, No. 12'1. SJll.-7686 ::===-.:,---,,,.--SURFBOARD 11~1', ~Int ·1 uv SACK Docc-'!il~ Stwlnt BAVARJAN chiM, &8 pca. l"'==~"':,:.:..JG>I=;,_--conct . only S49.95, Itts El TOP Soll '1'1ll help dlt &nd • I'!_. I IMA Sipe I. FIB extru. Inspect uptiol.tle.ry. 646-3794 II I 922 ~ 6. m1lc tttmt. 1112 Hand palnttd 1100. UPRJGllT Pl~no. Bcaut1J1.11ly Camino C.1'11. 546-:ii<M. lo.ad. &U-4823 e/11 r-eft, -nerl --.... a.nd otter. BR .fi94..3916 '112 JOHNSON n hp outbn:I. _:._ye .. S "'°""°"'· CM ~'IMt M!>-87T4 n-finlshed. $l;;(l. rr·s BHch l'loWICI time. 811· GREY A: \Vhlte kitten, 6 FULL Grown ' babita. 14' SAILBOAT Dae. Sharp! IJI elt<: contral11 + l!!Xll"IS. 2 SCHWINN btke11. hays 24" iTEE£ ~ 'fttrfl., drtif• OUNA, GLA~. MISC. fr s.t: .. 11m • &eat selecllon ever! ~ the \Vel!ka old. 962-5703 6116 Offtt-. ducks. c l'l I ck en 1 , 16' Super G Gluspar, P.itte Xlnt cond. $29S. ~!)..()(162 A 26". $25 A U'l. Good con-
tint equ'~ tooll. otbtir' Ptincipth only. P IANO WANTED DAILY P'n.-OT Qualtl&d BLACK k1ttcn, 7 wk a, turke)'I. tulnrta hen~ ra~ lOOO clean. 613-l916 OAn.Y ... n.ar WANT ADS rllllQn. 64G-2Gt0 548--2681
:., \laf"v.Ult llttn&. 5*4020 *~* f21J' 877·103.\ Pvt Party w.cUon NOW! hou&tbrokt.n. 4~ 6117 bltJ Ir. c.,.1. M&-t.m CHARGE yO\D' WIJ"lt ad now. BRfNG ~LTSI SOCK IT TO 'Ehf! ,________ ~"'-';,,;;;::;;:;..c:.;,.;;..;;;;_~·-""c;,,;.;""""""-".;;..;.;;..;..;_
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' S2 FORD Falcon big 6 Cl.
engine $75.
642·9261
VW Motor, Complete
$12; * 548-15(11
Triller, Tr1v11 9425
·~ FIELD & Stream, sleeps
S Canvas &ide room, clean I-"""'""'~~~~'""~
Gd. C.ond. * PAM-TOPS *
15• $500 646-2896 All sted shells. Sales &: ren-
''N~!MR=~o~o~Cam-p_in_g~Trail--. -er, tals. Sl49 up. Buy factory
u.sed twice. aleeps. 6. Hu direct, 1010 So. Harbor. SA.
stove, tank &: add-a.J'OOm. WANTED: Good used camPer
842-7239 or shell to tit 196'9 -%. ton
ORANGE COUNTY'S
VOLUME ENGLISH
FORD Dl!ALER
SALES· SERVICE
'69 MODELS
Immediate delivery
LARGE SELECTION
Thoodor.
ROBINS FORD
2060 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 642-0010
MG
'63 MG MIDGET
Bright yellow finlih, recon-
ditioned like new, .xception-
ally clean and soond car at
a low, Jow price. Just rlcht
for the new graduate. CllK·
447)
$899 '
TD.,. TRAILER. prop stv,
ice box. wtr tnk. xtra rm.
$400/best. 968-5673
long bed pkk-up. Must be in BIL[, MAXEY good conditio n &: FERRARI
reasonable. 642-3526 T:o~CKSS~ 1C:: ~n~ N~F~!~RILtd. Ox-ITIOIYIOIT(AI
£non-ca.hover) Lge picture ana:e County'• onb' author-18181 BEACH BLVD.
'68 DATSUN % ton PU, window for dining. 1977 lzed dealer. Hunt. Beach 847.aSU
Trucks 9500
R A: H, w/1/w tires, Ton-Newport, CM SALES-SERVICE-PARTS 3 ml N. of O>ut Hwy. on Bch
IX'au CO\lft' It rear strip •-~.,~,~Dodge-~S-po_ru_m_a_n _ 31~e~~a~wy. '61 MGB Ro•dster
bumper, only 6000 mi. Must completely equipped camper 642-9405 540.-1764 Deep ebony black with full ~"-"~· ~54~5-563~-'------I xlnt cone!. 548.74n Authorized MG Dealer blk leather interior, wire
'SC FORD JA. T P.U. 292, -'·660-"vi"v"eam=:: .. =,:-.---;Co;:m=p.·1°========1 wheels, radio, heater, etc.
H.D. cruiseomatic. OS tires. eqp'd, Xlnt cond. Mrs. Tap-FIAT 6,000 actual mile1, factory
air horn, $USO. Reduced S2S pan, 846-«J66/675-693.5 p.m. warranty. Showroom condl.
.11. wk tll sold. Now SllOO. FIAT •67 •= Spyder xlnt 00· ••• -1 EL Camino cmp•, '1ps 3, 1-o.N • n, ~i .. 5 mechanical cond. Must sell dinette, ice box, jacks. Like $l300. 642-94n . '55 FORD % T V-8 R.H.,
custom int. Asking $600.
1030 Linden Pl, C M . ...... ,.
new $500. 842-1612
Camper R1nt1l1 9522
'68 FIAT 124 Spt cpe
AM/FM, Pirellis, ca I I
642-4997 aft . 7 pm.
J2rtuport
Jl11tports
MUST SELL THIS WEEK * EXPLORER *
'69 %. T Ford. 54().-0687 or By week or month. Luxurl·
646-8058 pr\ pty. ous. Sleeps 6. Sell contain-
OON'T JUSI' W'~ for ao~ ed. Limited number. CaD
thine to fum1sh your home today.
'58 .FIAT. Nev.: eng., .tires &. 3100 w. Cout Hwy., N.B.
paint. $650, will coruiider all 00.9405 540.1764
offers. 642-8380 Aiithorized MG Dealer
... find"""' b""' In to-LEISURE RENTALS
day's Classmed Ads. (TI4) 64U611, (Il4) 837-3800
THE HUB of activity for 11-rusr aell '69 MG-BGT
service busineaes • · · the British racing g re e n '
Oassilied Ada. D~ 642·!16'78 am./frn radio. 5300 mJ. Xlni
to offer your &erY1ce NOW. cond. 675-2422.
Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 MY Body's a mess but my 1-==========:=::::::::::::::=:===========:;I engine a good. ·ss $100. Ir e 540-2262e
FREE AUTO AIR
CONDITIONER
WITH THE PURCHASE OF:
FIAT 124 FAMllY SEDAN
l ri11t lt•clr tll• fu11 of feir.ily 'tl.,.i119 witllo1.1t '•11fi119 •II• ftlftl~
bu,9et. Your ftet de1 lt r 1111 fit yeu iflto • fo1.1 r-door telft11 or wt9011
t11d hit low Fi1! pric11 will It•"• you ple11ty of ca1h for 1ummtr fu111
l otlt f111'1ily Fiah 1r1 fully tqulpp.cl: ~wheel tlitc J.r1li:11, 4-t,..d
11icli: 1hift, 911-1qu11i in9 0119i11et, wa1h1bla ¥!11yl i11!1rior1, r1cHni119
'ront 11att. Cow.a i11 a11d 11li: u1: "How clo11 Fiat d o it f.or tt.1 pric1 7'"
FIAT 124 FAMILY WAGON
CALIFORNIA
SPORTS CARS
liOI & 'M .... WllHrA AM .........,.
901E.1st ST., SANTA ANA 542-8801
'49 MG Touring
63840!9
64 MGB • GOOD SHAPE?
$1200 ~ Beil OUer
• 673-5888 •
MGB
MG
Sain, Service, Parts
Immi!dlate Delivery,
All Model•
J2rtupo t t
31111po rt•,
!100 W. Cout HW)' .. N.B.
-51().116< Autbariza:I MG Dee.ler
'6.1 MGB, hard A aofl top,
wire wheels. new radio. 4 new tires. Fantutk: oond.
Catt 4:9f-Ml8 btwn ~T
1966 MGB, hrd/90ft tops,
wire whls, 1howroom cond. .,,...,,
MORRIS
WOODY, $375. Convertible
Coupe, $195 2--door aedan,
$273. Pri pty. &14-1171
OPEL
'66 Opel Kadett
FH!bockCoupo
'-tpeed, chrome whttt.s. ra-
dio. Uc. No. SPM88S
$7'9
Sd-3031 E•I. 96 or 67
1910 IWU!OR BLVD.
OOSTA MESA
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Factory Authorized Dealer For ' OPEL and JAGUAR
CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY
No Better Prices Anywhere !
BRAND NEW 1969
STATION WAGON
300 turbo-hydr1m1tic. Power stHrJng,
power br1k11, FACTORY AIR CON·
DITIONING, Sonom1tlc: radio, white
wills, cu1tom u•t cu1hion1. NO. 434~
359Z10946.
53688
'69 ELECTRA CUSTOM 225
ELECTRAS -WILDCATS -RIVIERAS -LE SABRES AT COMPARAILE SAYINCH
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AOON , '66 CAPRICE '66 Thunderbird '65 OLDSMOBILE '66 TEMPEST '65 SKYLARK '64 FORD W
F1ctory air cond. Full 4 d oor H.T. Fact. ,;,, Cuit. cpa, RIH, 1ulo, 4 cir. Aulom1tic, 'power utoir.tfic, fie!, ,;,, A
p
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owat •lttri1111 radio, powar, ¥i11yl top. tX LV
1t t1r. l SIMl71l 4911
$1995 $2495
'67 RIVIERA '65 BUICK
c pa. Full power. fac· El1ctra coupt, Full pwr,
orv 1ir. jTIQ l ttl Factory air con,. I NCi
4201
$3495 $1695
OUR OPEL PRICES
START AT
$1m
IMMllKATI DIUVllY
pwr 1la•tln9 I br1li:11, P .S., f1ctory air coMtli·
1uto. IMO'f'l46l tioni119. ISTO 1771
$1395 $1495
'67 MUSTANG '61 CADILLAC
Co11,.1rt. 4 1paod, t tdio SM. 01Vill1. Full powar
I haatar, ITXS 1611 feet. 1ir, IHXS 7421
$1795 . $795
See Us At
Fashion llland
This Frldav Ir Saturday
WITH THE FABULOUS
OPEL GI
•t1erln9, rtdio, lt1at1r.
Critry, Squirt. Full fwr,
f1c torv 1lr, IOQ)( Ill OtGV 414)
$1195 $1295
'U IUICK '67 CAMARO
l1 Sabre. F1ct air con. H.T. Cp1. Auto. "· powt r tfffr I brali:et . Fact. 1ir, Rl H, CTFX.
IHYM411 l 769 )
$795 $2195
JAGUARS
LARGE SELECTION
Complete Salu •nd
Service O.p1rtment
Open Mon. thru Fri. B a.m. to. 9 -Sun. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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llmporiod Auh!< ''°° ,lmportod Autos
TRA.NS-"OJITAll~ ~Sl!ORTATION . T_RA~NS-'-" ... o"'.'R_TA_T_l_ON-:-:-''cl-TR_A_N...;S_PO...;R.;.;T.;..A;.;.T;,;.IOH""'-,.l.' .1...:.T:.;RAl'l:;,:.;S;.::F.'::;O;,;.RT;,;.A.:..:T.;.;.IO::;;.N,:_;.;.T.:.:R4:::;N.:..:S;.;.l'O=RT;,;.A;.;T.;.;IO;,:;N;.._1
lmeerto:' Autos '690 lmporled ut•• 9600 lmpOrtod Autos 9600 Ulod ·C•rs 9900
RlNSPORTATIOH
9600 Imported Autos-
. I : TOYOTA ! TRIUMPH VOLKSWAGEN . VOLKSWAGEN . -V LYO Ul(E--N,-w-1_96_7 _VW_Sod_ao 1 -n-n_-,-l'1-TE-VW~~~-··.-"--Y '67. oivo ' iBIIL MAXEY Good r u nn ing
$125
t..16-4961 •
11.m--fm, air cond. new titta, ""uu...,... ~ "c.n
k -•--•-hi Bank . rtno.neln& brfl es. .."""'""• ene. ovr . 11195. 84Z-S42'l $213 DOWN
$44.D.1 '* 36 mos : ITl§IY!OIT !AJ
11111 BEACH BLVD. VOLKSWAGEN FOR A GRADUATE Plus !,.,.. pymnl for
Tan '66 vw Exel, Cbnd. ""'·" ~·ooo
I ~ mJ ~•t liUe. IJ IW 2 yt, -Hunt. BHch 147-1555
N. of.Coast HWy. on Bch
YOTA Pick Up trock.
camper shell. U69S. * 6424676 *
TRIUMPH
I • '68 TR 150 $2695 "~yl. Rdstr. Brg. blk inter.
ial, AM/Fr.1. Beautiful
ul.
Must set , 21.vw • .,.. e.r ml wa.rran!l'. Avail only •t '67 VY' 5unroo~ fully ,eQUipd, ~ p.m. 642-5333. T • M MOTORS ii<>wdr blue, Sl.500. Ull I ±~=-::=-"c-:-;-,-,..,-« cataJina. Apt 6. La$ Bch '63 VW. New v a 1 v e 9 • $)81 Garden Grow Bfvd.
AJ.ftrM vinyl int., good ., .... -~ at •·aoh -m 1 v.w. 66 .. BUS" condilion~ ....,.. O PEN WNoAY
Like ne"' $1500 Priv. Pty •~2839•
5t2-511B Eves & wknds '68 VW • '65 V\V BUG, new, new Excellent condition · inside & '61 VW Square back, 1 bbe d 1 kers, •• ru r, ua spea ~-out, honey cream ext., plW<h owner, xlnt oond. cherry u t d 11000 ce en con · · black interior. $125 C.a.sh
red. 54S-74TI 499-1886 or 499-1394 dels, dlr, or trade -take low
VOLKS\VAGEN. new engine ~1955=~v~o~w<=s~W~A~G~E=N~eo=--nv-. pymnts. LB VHP lM, Call
& trans. Good transporta· $200. Great for dune buggy· Bill. 545--0634
tion $500. 642-3473 Jl("e(]s brakes. Call 962-1628 -~-=~=---·I '"' v lk Suo-Mon. 1966 V\V 1300, 3900.l orig. mi., ,,.. o swagen perfect cond., white with
REBUILT ENGINE $800 VW '65 Convertible, light red interior, incl. snow
or Best Oller 646-3431 blue, super clean. $1050. Prv chains and ski rack, S1250
Station wag ' . 4 Door. Th.fl
blue grey e~l!!rlor wi th blac~
bucket seat lntertor 4 speed
is the one you've been try.
Ing to f"'1!. Eci>tlQmlcal an.j room.v vacation co.mfort. . $1799
BILI, MAXEY
!T!O!YIOITIAI
18881 BEACH BLVD.
Hunt. B11ch 1474555
S mi N. ol Cout Rwy. on Bcb.
p 1800
Choice of 3. All ready to go.
Low as
$1799
'65 V\V BUG -good con· parly. 83'1-792'6 495-4933 IZW483
100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
94(1.) 540-1764 s: Authorized ~fG Dea!Pr
UMPH '67 GT 6, spoke
ls. brand new tires.
w mileage. $2350. 84~2188
di l ion; r a.di o, ne w '°'·•""'•vw""°-,.""'1000==:-:::.,:::-ff 646-9301 Dir. .,.. ,new eng._,gu ·• VW \VESTP ALI A
upholstery, $900. ;,3&-0372 new int., stereo. XL.NT CAMPMOBILE p 0 p -Up '69 VOLVO 2 Dr. 142-S, lac
68 V\V Squm-eback. Ex. cond. cond. $1250. 673-5634 Top, like ne'v cond. orig. air, AM-Fli1, many extras!
Extras. \V!lM'. 12000 mi. '65 vw Sqback variant. New owners "'ish they had time 54!'r-5788
?flake oUer. 646-:3307 tires, radio, perf. cond. c'':,..::"'"'''=''•-•_•_!14-<>1,,......,08~~--r' ·s-u-SIE=~,,.~-m~ari<~e-lp-lace-~ln
'63 VW Very Good Cond, $1195. 536-8965 '66 vw, Seasand beige, town. The DAILY PILOT
4. '64 Roadster, red
/blk in t, VJOod dash. Orig.
r. Very clean. 673-0948
Clean Must st>ll $800 '57 V\V Camper, '64 engine AM/F~t rad. & tape. Blk Classified section. S a ve
•642-7106• GS'lS or make ofler. Must int. $USO. 642-8140 AIL 6 money, time &: eUort. Look
sell 546-4067 PM now!!! Dial 642-5678 for RESULTS
9~NewCars 9800New C•rs 9800 New Cars 9800 New C1r1
ANNIVERSARY: 48
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WIN! FREE USE OF A
DELUXE CAMPER
FOR ONE WEEK
THEODORI ROllNS, SR. THEODORI ROllNS. Jlt.
SINCE 1921 ...
Your g•nerou1 patronage ind confldtn<• In our d1altl""
ship ha1 mad• us proud to b• part of Or•nt• County
and it's phenomenal growth. Thanks to our countfHa
frl1nd1 for • wonderful 41 ye1r1. THEODORE ROB INS, SR.
WE'VE PULLED THE STOPS FOR JUNE!
SUPER SAVINGS WHEREVER YOU TURN ••• VALUABLE PRIZES FOR THE GROWN·UPS ••• KEEN STUFF FOR
THE KIDS ••• IT'S, OUR BIGGEST, SAVIN'EST BIRTHDAY PARTY IN ALMOST HALF A CENTURY OF DOING
IUSINESS IN THE HARBOR AREAi COME IN ••• HELP US CELEBRATE!
~ FORD
BUY GOOD SELECTION ••• OR RENT BY
ECONOMICAL RATES
DAY, WEEK, MONTH. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
Super Savings on $1,500 ,000 of New '69 Fords!
ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS on Mustan9s -Bi9 Fords -Torinos -Thunderbirds -Ford
Trucks! Check Our Prices For June Before You Buy!
ORAJIGE COUNTY'S ONLY
AUTHORIZED DEALER !
Lar9e Inventory of New '69's For
Immediate Delivery. Six only -New
1968's Now Slashed
For Immediate Clearance!
DRIVE A NEW 1969 ENGLISH FORD!
ENGLAND'S NO. 1 SELLER,
AMERICA'S NO. 1 IMPORT BUY!
CUSTOMS * GT's * STATION WAGONS.
La rge Selection of Automatics and Four Speeds.
LAST CALL: NEW '68's!
Limited number et Final Clearance Pricesl
BIG 8 n. FULL CAB-OVER BARRACUDA CAMPER! $799 FULL Complete wltn l ·burne' •IO~e • .SO.lb. l(e box. 2 doubte t>eds. l1tr"e w11er !en-. t>ll!~ne enO •ll!<:lrle-11gM" fil>f!r
gles• ln>ulallon. •ln~ and drain, delu~t mallr•u", llftllme b.Jked tnamel. We ere a factory 1u1Mrlzed ou!lel c"ater for Elc!Orado, Four l'llnc!J, Sco11man, B1rr1cud1, Ml!ll!'iorrw, Sun<1l11, and Gem Top. PRICE NO TRUCK PURCHASE NECESSARY
RENT YOUR VACATION HOME ON WHEELS
YCl,I go where 'fl!U w1n1, lllV wl\¥e you w•nl wllhotll 1t~«l11ln or rK·
etv1Hon1 ....ti1n YW rent I l:otil~s O.Tu~t Pickup C1mper or (OndOr M~ tor Homr.
RtfoSONAILE RA TES
RESERVE tfoRL Y
1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP $1795
4·Dr. V..a. autom•tlc:, P.S., •Ir, R&H. (UKU157)
1968 CHEVROLET MALIBU 2-Door
Hardtop. V4, •uto., P.S .. R&H. (WPCl31)
196' BUICK LE SABRE 2-DR. HARDTOP $1495
Full power, factory alr. (RPMl60)
1968 FORD CUSTOM 4·Door $I 195
V-1, •I.Ito., black w/white top. (IJ51Z114912).
Police Car L•a1e.
1966 OLDSMOllLE f..85 4·Doo' SEDAN
V-1. auto. (334696M41,61l). Polle:• Car L•aH.
lt67 PONTIAC TEMPEST HARDTOP
Cu1tom. Auto., P.S., R&H . (TR JOS3)
1965 FORD FAIRLANE 500 HARDTOP
2-0oor. V-1, auto., P.s .. R&H. (RHH72S}
LEASE YOUR CAR FOR 6 MONTHS
ti's our klw. "G!l·l(qualn!ed" offer, And lt\er1'1 -· bleft 1nyl~l119 llkl
II In ce• ll!ft1lng MslO•VI C.011 Mr. MllCGlm Rlid !Of dtlelll, Llmlt'llll lime
only.
FORD AUTHORIZED
LEASING SYSTEM
196S FORD GALAXIE 500 HARDTOP
2·Door. P.S., auto., R&H. (ROMl76)
1964 FORD CUSTOM 4-Door SEDAN
V-1, air c:ond., auto., R&H. Lo mileage.
(YWS416}
1964 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
Auto., P.S., P.B .. •Ir c:ond .. R&H, (JJV910)
1964 DODGE DART 170 2·D00<
Equipped. 6 cylinder. (PIY60S)
1968 VOLKSWAGEN SUNROOF
Automatic:, R&H. Low mlle•ge. (XSPl64)
1'6S PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY HARDTOP $895
2·Door. Grffn with bl•c:k Inter., V-1, auto.,
P.S. (YXS462)
1965 CORTINA G.T.
Powder blut. Equipped. (NRP612)
9800
I e.11'1. tot '''"' ti,Co1t•ffl S.t I •.M. t. f , .....
Sua IOJ.M. ... ). ~. I
PARTS & SERVICE HOURS
1 •·"'·to t p.111. Mo11 • 1 a.'", to t p.111, l•••·~
PARTS ONLY
I o.1t1. t• 6 •""'· Stf
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VOLVO
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VOLVO
CADILLAC
'64 CADILLAC
COUPE DE VILLE
NEW 1U Lo ml1 .. 1 owner, Xlnt cond.
It ~m.lum tires. Must sell
NEW 1800 this weekwd, Sl675,
NOW ON DISPLAY 642--0787
FINEST SELECTION
Over 25 '66 -'67 -'68
"
tu LtmU .68 C:!~~R! ·~ Cadillacs to Choose From
IMPORTS R/11, PS, yellow w/blk
TO'YOTA-YOLYO int., Heart attack, must sell.
1966 Harbor, c.M, 64&S303 "'' pty ~12 '68 ELDORADO '67 OLDS '67 CAMARO S.S. 3 spct, 2,000 VISTA CRUISIR
Autos Wantwd 9700 miles on reblt engine $1950 Local car, 011e owner, feet elr, t r-St1:1ri• w .. o•
----642·1942 · full power, 1tar10 r1dio, 111w f1ctory 1ir, lo1ded ! I
WE PAY.·. 1-=========:l'c•t werrenty. XCJ 4tl . 2 to Lo,11 ,.,. TEX947 CASH CHEVROLET "''"' ..... $279 5
;68,~-vyG~~m!;~ $~,!!~ '68 CAl;>ILLAC · for u5@d ears &: trucks Just
call 111 for tree estimale. interior. Immaculate. New COUP! DE YILU. ,
'66 MUSTANG GROTH CHEVROlfT car trade in. o .. ,~ il1ue, bl•ck \'inyl top ,
Ask for Sales ~
182U Beach Blvd. •
lltmti"<lol> Beacl>
Jq 9-3331
J2rtuport
31 uqJ or ts
tl•rk blue leether int., fec lory
•ir, loaded w/e.-fr1t. Loci !
c•r, new cir w•rren ty. WYG.
'"
11111, bucket 1e•ts, file.,;
Pr1mi11m lire1, locel cir,
imm•c11l•le. SLY 556. O nly
311)) W, Coast Hwy., N.B. '65 CADILLAC WE PAY CASH
FOR YOUR CAR
642-94!S 540-1764 SEDAN DE VILLE
Authorized MG Dealer Silver bl.ck vinyl top, Olec\: '66 CHEVROLET
NEED A CAR? le•ther interior, f•ctorv tir. , STATION WAGON
Wt Can.l lelp You! loedid w/extretl lnelucling t pe111n9er, eir ·conditio~tn\ ~~S:~!~ ~g;:.~t~~::~~~·;279~5GOOO $2'649
Costa :P.'Iesa 546-1200 Many modelg to choose from
~c-=o=N=F=1D~E=N"'n"""'A~L~L=y 1 * * ~~~3autm" A.LL EN
\Ve Pay More -For MUST sell 1963 Chvy Imp
Foreign Or Sports Cars oonv, V·8, P/s, good concl.
PAID FOR OR NOT S690 or best otter. Also BSA
. B. J. ~:~:~CAR ~,:_;~nda "'1-make .u.,, OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC
2833 Harb<" Blvd. '67 CAMARO 1150 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY
Costa Mesa 54114491 VS • 4 spd -Big eogme • All LAGUNA BEACH -~=~~~=~--i extras -VAC25.1 WE PAY TOP $2297
DOLLAR 64~9307 rn,. 494 1084 •
for good, clean used cars, ·55 CHE\TY 301 cu in; bal. & • 547-3103
all makes. See ~eorge Ray blue prntd. Clean, many
Theodore Robins Ford xtras $500 Aft 5 . 3 o
2060 1-Iarbor Blvd. 646-8TI4 • ' '
C.M. 642-0010 ·===-:-'°"'-o=--,.. '62 IMPALA 4 Dr. HT. auto UMd Cirs 9900 UHd Cars
trans, R/H, V-8, good trans ---------Will Buy car. $500. 892-7327
Your Volkswagen or Porsche '64 I MPA L A. Ai r con-
& pay top dol!ars, Paid for ditioning. Pis V-3 auto,
DODGE FORD
or not. Call Ralph R/l-1. Ken. 49-1-4509 '66 Dodge Polar.a
673-0900 '611 El Camino 396, 4 s~ed, Conv., dlr, fact air. pwr win.
'64 FALCON, low mi!eaK'!.
Air conditioning. Automatic
transmission. radio, nev.·
tirc>s. 545-3015 U.iPORTS WANTED very low mileage. $3200. dows, loaded! $75 Cash de'11
Oiange C'..ountles 494-9494 bet 1 & 4. or take foreign car in trade.
TOP $ BUYER 57 CHEV st A WAGON Pyrnnts $39.86 mo. LB YN\V
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA Good condition Sl25 386. Call Ken, 494-9773 or
1963 FOD F airlane Station
\Vagon. Clean. $700. Prv
party. 54S-3875 CM. . 18881 Beach Blvd. • 545-5980 e 545-lXi34.
H. Beach. Ph. 847-8555 CLEAN ,59 S . '°'ti8~C~H~AR=G~E~R-a~i,-p-,-,b~ tation Wagon V· · · • · • WANTED: JUNK CA RS 8, auto. R&H, $125. 548--0581. landa1t _top, tape stereo.
'65 LTD, Blk. AM/FM Xlnt
cond. Must see to apprec.
Cati aft 6 LI S-8616 TOP $$$. 946 Senate St. µ750. hrm 5 4 6 -3 3 4 3 , '* 546-5106 * 54!J-4ll8 =========ol'55 CHEVY, 2 Dr. harlop. Auto leasing 9810 Body xlnt, runs good, '62 DODGE wag., V-8, R/H, dependable. $390. 646-7953 air, PS/PB. Asking S600. --.,.-:--;L-;E;A~S;:E-.,.-:--1 ,1~96tJ~C~H~EVY~J2~doo~< °'::1m.'."::po!~a 1030 Linden Pl. c~t 548-8439
'55 · 2 dr Ford $95
• 5-1&-2644 •
2520 Fair.vay Dr, C.M.
1969 Olds Della 88 Royal, 2 lg. rear tires. mags in front FALCO-N
dr I-IT, 455 cng., turbo-hyd-$275. 962-3781
'55 2 DR. HT. 292 eng., reblt
auto trans, new tires, R/H,
xlnt cond. 64&-2158
to, air/tntd gls, pwr wnd/6-.~57~CHEV==y~,=--... ~,-.~$2'>=.I '62 FALCON STA \VAG 4 way st landau top, 5 new Good · · ·
'51 FORD pickup with '54
engine, perfect run n Inc
cond! $225. 6T:>--252!1 Fl t • 11 1 ,_ t r a n s port a ti on Dr.Runsgood,lowmileagt". res one w s w rs. ......,e 642--38l6 6-14-ll5G
$118 mo. '66 · CHEVILLE S.S 396,
1969 Cad Cpc de Ville. p'.11' bucket seats. 3 spd on floor, FORD
wind, 6-1vay st & dr Jocks.1,~11~200~. ;.•;.64~2-~1982~-,-,,,..--J;;--;:;;;;;;---;;;-:::;::--:
tili str whl, air coOO, soft. '62 CHEVY SS Impala Conv. '56 FORD VS, radio &
ray glass. AM /FM, \V/s/w. 327 eng. Orig ownr, $500. Realer. Good tires $100 See
MERCURY
Lse $165 mo. cash or best offer. 642-4834 at 587 Yorkshire, CM.
COL PK. 9 pass Sta wag.
Air. new tires, power brk A
r. window $550. 642-6666 '63 MERC. \Vagon. Big On!!.
*548-3TIJ• S700 SOUTH COAST '63 CHEV NOVA. 6 cyl '65 FORD Station \\•agon.
CAR LEASING Automatic. Very Oean! R&JI, p/b, p/s, new tires &
300 W. Cst Hwy, NB 645-2182 e 646-9094 • brakes, xlnt cond. 846--1133
rmsr TIME! '&1 CHEVY IMPALA, 1 1965 FORD Cortina GT. exc. r ___ M_U_S_T_A_N_G __
Lease a New '69 for 6 Months O\VNER, 37,!XXl. LIKE cond Bargain $790. '66 MUSTANG, air-eond,
& return with no obligation. NEW. 642--0<106 96'2-9612 Pl I b. 6 35 ooo s, auo, 1g • •
Call Mr. ~alcolm Reid for EL CAMINO. Navy, '67, 283 '64 FORD XL t-:-Top. lac air. mile~. Privnl.e. $1 5 5 0 .
Full Details Now 4-spd. Xlnt cond. Pwr/B, dlr sacrifice. LB 01\IB 395, 64&-7800 wknds only. Ford64~~rittd R&H. $1800. 644-470.1 l..,'~"-~9777~3==~-~-l\o1UST SELL 1966 f.lustang
Leasing 3ystem '59 CHEVY 4 Dr. Sedan, 62 R,<\NOIERO, good run-Ycllo\v w/B!.ack int. AJC
Theodore auto, $200. ncr, lo~. car. R/H, auto, $50 Pr. steer . .11,!XXI mi.
ROBIN S FORD * 962-6321 * di,. 545--0634 • ""'68' • 11000 • .
2060 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 642-0010
I '·6.1=G"A~L~A;7X~IE~C~ou-o71<y~Sq~ul-re J\tUST sell '65 Mustang, V-8, CHRYSLER exec. Coud. must sell. !\fake clean, ne\V white \Valls,
~-------l1 .•;f;!'~'·~M~;.-022J~=====~c="'='~ke=:,o!~~='=-;Col"=l =67=>-:~:5:2=.i 1968 CHRYSLEl't 300. Real I ~
Used Can 9900 sharp! 9,000 miles. fully Used Cars 9900 Used Cars 9900
.;;,;.:.:..;:.:""------automatic. Owner 646-36951 'jiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;iiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil * WEEKEND 0'61:>-1100 II
SPECIALS* COMET e '66 Ford Fairlinc 500
sta wgn, n p\vr/ai r $1799 .
• '67 ·Chevy l mpa.la roupc, '60 CO?wt~ Station W~n,
auto, pwr, SHARP $1895 goo:ct engine: Su r t c r s e '65 Rambler clas~ic wgn, dchg~L $250. T e r tn II
\Y/air, r'Cducecl lo $11991-="'=·='-"='====== e 'GS Pontiac Grand Prix, 1 •
landau + air, CONTINENTAL
special at $15991 -------
8 '65 Falcon station wa-n. '66 CONT. Fu!l pY.T. tac air,
auto, $11W9 leather. vinyl top, many ex·
Special or the day: tras, Jo\v miles-24,000. 1 e '67 Olds Toronado, owner. 673-90.i2
full power w/air, S2S95I-=========
100'/c n NANCING OAC
Pacific Coast Motors
14061 Beach Blvd.,
Westminster
* 893-5038 *
CORVAIR
'62 CORVAIR. Like new,
n1any xtras. $325. or o!r.
Pvt. pty. 642-3157
CORVETTE
BUICK 1960 CORVETTE, both tops.
---------ne\v cng. 31,; hp outbrd, like
'68 Buick Special new. 673-2527
~an, V-8. au~o. ell!·, fact. .61 CORVAlR MONZA. ?-.fust
iur_, pwr str. Right r:om sell going to Ii aw a i I .
Leisure \Vorld. $12a cash 536-7091 del. or take foreign csr. Call ~====°"'="""'= Ken, 494-9773 or 545-00.14. '64 CORVE.TIE. Conv. P/W,
'62 LE SABRE ff P/B, 327• 4 speed. RMI, . cream pu · Best offer. 642--0102 aft 6.
lo miles. Very fresh. $600 orl=========
be•t .. ...,.. COUGAR
•62 BUICK Special conv. PS,l---------
PB, auto trans. $600 or,.best 1967 COUGAR XR-7,
offer. 84~ll52 auto, iir, PS, disc
'65 RIVIERA. all equip.. brks, stereo t • p e,
very clean. Ndii body wrk, white w/blk vinyl top,
$'100/be•C 642-8584 $2450. Prl ply, 714-546-
'66 BUICK Riviera Al\-f-F~J I
rnd. air cond. llke ne\v. Lowl_,;25=7=·======-=
Blue Book. $2350 644-2448 DODGE
CADILLAC ---------rl960 DODGE, 2 Or. Good
,64 COUPE d~ Vll!c, full 1ronspoi:ta7t1on. Best oUer.
))O\\'cr, (lit. ~1ech xlnt. r~•~S4:.c,,1""°===-.,-.,..,.,.,,
i1wo. 540--782Z 1966 CORONET. It Ali 0 n
DAILY PILOT WANT ADS W&i\ll1, $1375. 842--2776
BRING RESULTS! \Vblte el~phant.al Olme-&.Jlne
'
GROTH CHEVROLET
STOCK REDUCTION
Shop from Our Big Inventory of Mor• Th•n lOO
Ute Model "OK" Uted Cari. All Makff & M9del1.
'66 FORD Galoxle Sport Coupe $1299
V·8, auto., fact. air, _P.S .. R& H.
Really cold air & runs like a dream. Enjoy »our vacation in a real S\VJNCER. STL120.
'6J MERCURY Sport Coupe $599
V -8, auto.,· P .S. A Jot , or car her('
for the money .. Excellent cond. It's
yours for ·$30 down payment & $30 month. FLR336.
'62 CHEVROLET 1/2·T°" l'lckwp $599
6 cylinder. Stick. Lots of miles left
here. Runs real good. 15 MORE USED TRUCKS
TO CHOOSE FROM. 1<15743.
'69 EL CAMINO c .. tom l'tckop $2999
y .g auto., P.S. Loaded with xt:ra.s
and' has been driven only 250 miles.
Save hundreds on t his one, 865A.
'6J PONTIAC Catalina Sto. Wag. $999
V-8. auto., R&H, P.S .. P.B., ract. air
cond. Real cold air cond-. Take the . .
\vhole (amily on A vacation and enJoy it. KlP918.
'62 ALFA Rome"1 Roadster C/V
4 speed. R&H. Cherry red .origi.nal
JacqueT fi nish. black top & interior.
A real cherry. Hu had exceptional i;:ood eare ln-
&idc a.nd out. FYB902.
'67 COU~AR Sport Coope $1999
V-8. stick shift. RAH, P .S., vinyl
top, tinted glass. Cherry red orl· •
glns.1 lacquer flnbh. Unconditional monC'y ba<;k
gua_rantee ln writing if not completely satisfied.
VRV814.
·n PONTIAC LeM••• Sport Cpe. $999
V-8. euto., P.S., tact. air cond. Ex·
ttllent condition iMlde out. Un·
conditlonl\I money back guarantee in \\Titlni::: 1r
not completely satisfi<:'d. An "OK" car. F'LK'lG5.
GROTH CHEVROLET
18211 Buch Blvd.-Hunt. Buch (Hwy. 3'1
54>1163-0pen 7 Dwys 'Tll 9 P.M.-147-683'
-·
TitANSru~YATION .. ANS,ORTATION TRANSPORTATION
9IOONtwCora
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
S.......,, .luM ~. 1969 DAILY -If!'
TRANSPORTA TIO"'N,,......°"T"'liA'"""li"S"'PO~R~T~lr.T~1o~N,,......-T""'RANSPORf A TlON ~.
New C11'1 9800 Ntw C1r1 9100Now Cora 9tOON.w Cara HO~'I
'· .
~· ,,..;
' .
1969 COUPE DE VILLE
Full J)O\l.'Cr and factory air condiUonlnr.
AM-Ff.1 radio, ixrn·er door locks, power
trunk opcnl'r, All leather lnterl&r and
padded top. (J9104235 ) •
CADILLAC 1969 CONVERTIBLE
Full powtt, factory air, dtal oondbrt
S9ta:, tllt wheel, ltt"n!O, f;J" door locks, crulM control, twll t MDtlbd.
automatic dimmer. leather , terloc. A~
aolutely loaded. CF9131493) ,
SALE PRICE
I
NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE PRICE
1968 CHRYSLER
9 passenger Town & Country wagon. J\lluzr
yellow "·ith saddle vinyl trim. Full pov.·er, air
conditioning, luggage rack, tilt sttcring wheel,
Jo1v mileage. (VTP971)
1967 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVille. Phantom blue with blue leather
interior. Full po\\·er equipment pluit factory air
condllionin1. One owner. (UJA3:i7) ·
1967 OLDSMOBILE
Custom Delta 4 Door l-lardtop. Spenish 1ilver
1vith matrhing iJ:1ter1or. Automatic, P.S .. P.B.,
factory 11.ir condlttonlna:. white 1lde walls.
lUER4791
1966 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille. Full pov.·er, factory air. Po\1·der
blue '''ilh blue top and matching cloth and
leather interior. Very low mileage. (YPS138)
1964 RIVIERA
Pov.·der blue v.·ith matchina: vinyl bucket
seal!. Full power and factory air condilion-
ing. many extras. 111GT836l
1965 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVillc. Royal blue exterior \\'ilh mat-
ching cloth and !rather Interior. Full polvl!:r,
factory air, tilt and telesco[')lC steering, shows
exceptional low mileage. (PGN663)
ON DISPLAY AND READY FOR DELIVERY TODAY!
SALE $4444
PRICE
SALE $3888
PRICE
SALE $2444
PRICE
SALE $2999
PRICE
SALE
$1555
PRICE
SALE $1999
PRICE
OVER 80 QUALITY
AUTOMOBILES
TO SELECT FROM ..
•
1966 TORONADO
Custom. Black exterior with black vtnyl ln-
icrior. Full power and factory air conditlon-
inI:. tilt ateerln1 whttls, power door Iockl,
lO\V ml!eagc, {$LV334}
1967 CADILLAC
Sfllan DeVille. Normandy blue with black
vinyl roof and blue cloth and leather lntl!:r1or .
Full po,,·cr, factory air, tilt-telescopic wheel,
P<>'''er door locks, AM-FM. (VIH785)
1966 CONTINENT AL
Goddess i:O!d with 1old top and 10Id l«!:ather
Interior. Full PO\\'er and factory air, stl!!"to
tape, local, one owner. (SVY7l0)
1967 RIVIERA
Forest green exterior \\1th black v\nyl In-
terior. 11u full power l!:quiprnent plu• factory
air condltlonli;is-. tilt stel!:rin1 Wheel. (TSD498)
1968 CADILLAC
Coupe O<!Vllle. Pa~tel blue \vilh \\'hlte vinyl
rQQf and hluc Jc1tther inledor. Full power and
factory air conditioning. AM·FM radio. tilt
slttrln&' wheel. Local one owner. (V'I'P093)
. 1963 CADILLAC
Co~pe. VS, automatic transmls1fon, radio/and
he~ter, i;iowcr ~teerJn8 and br~kes, factor.y '1r
condlUontnr. White with. blue cloth U\lmor.
SALE $2111
PRICE
SALE $3777
PRICE
SALE
$2444
PRICE
SALE $3222
PRICE
SALE
s4999
PRICE
SAL! $888
PRICE
-----------SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN-----------
MUSTANG
1967 ?>1US'(ANG hard Io P,
P/s, P/b, air-cond. Private
party 673-8279
OLDSMOBILE • • lltAND NEY:
'69 CUTlASS
F-15 SPTS. CPE .
Deluxe belt1 front &: rear.
J)added dash, fully faclory
"quip~. $199 ON. S6S Mo.
sALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1969
8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Your Factory Authorized Cadillac Dealer Serving The Orange Coast Harbor Area
OLDSMOBILE
NABERS
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
PONTIAC --------
540-9100
PONTIAC ------
Used C1rs .. 9900 I UsMI C1r1 9900
PONTIAC PONTIAC RAMBLER
'67 FIREBIRD convert. A-1 '67 LEMANS '60 RAMBLER .c Dr,
cond. Lo nii'•· Under 1var· Bucket seats, factory air. Good condition $200.
r'nt. Auto 11tr, nc1v tirei; & pwr 1teerin1, nu tires, xlnt , •&tZ-2313 *
R/H.
brks. Bes! ofr over low book condition Inside & out, dlr,
Ownr 546-1428 $175 Cash or foreign car. '5.5 ?'\ASH 2 dr H.T. auto, air,
'60 VENTURA. Good tires. Take lo\Y pymnU. LB TKR Good ~~~ *
Power 11tecrlng & tJrake1. 593, Call Ken. 494-9773 or I~=======;;; II
$300. 54&-2884 "',...,.,.==--,--,-,=-...,-,,,.,--
SOCK IT TO 'DI! '65 CTO only 7,000 ml. Hdrs., STUDEBAKER
map, s Pe c · •W1pension. SENIOR Citizen entering
black int., 4:ll pQll., many rest home must sell one-
more Xtra11, must see to owner '57 Silver Hawk Com·
believe $1,000. Must sell. pact. $200 Exec. throughout.
"/u'°"k°"l"o"'.i=lou"i·,,",......,..-~,.,.--,,.,= i See to appreciate, 2110
'67 FIREBIRD like Tll!:W fo•Jorldll SI., C, Hunt. Sch.
am/fin air cond. full pwr. 536-3502
new tire•. r.tust sell. Make I<========= II
ofll!:r. 826-0170 da,y1 (213)
434-1640 afll!:r 6 pm T·BIRD
RAMBLER
MEET THE
AMBASSADOR
FROM AMERICAN MOTORS
WEEKEND SPECIAL
BRAND NEW 1969
..,.,,--$3286
fully •q11lpp•cl Including •ir cend., V·t , •uto. fflllll-
1110210
IOAND NIW '" UMILIO $1998
'""6 NOT 4-111 "'·
I • ; i • 1
$2399
PRE-OWNED
BlC SELECTION
'61 ntRU '68'•
ALL ?t.10DELS
FROM-
'SG T·BIRD LANDAU
Luxury. comfort, & clul
every pabl power extra dak
brtc. A/C. •lem> tape, low
book $2200. 673-7475 aft 5:30
'67 T·BIRD. 4 dr. Cold with
white Landau top. Still on
wty. Fae. J\.lr, be•t otter
()W.r $D'15. 642--Cl98
BIG DISCOUNTS
On Ali Brind Now
AMX • JAVELINS • REIELS • ltAMILIRS
Plush T"'"' & Lie,
Payments Include tax and
license tnd finance cllarse•
on it& nionth1. Approved
credit, Serial No. 331779ZJ.l.
6.151.
PLYMOUTH
'68 PLYMOl!TH Roadrun.ntr.
Auto,. Pis. Taki! over
paymentJ. M6-07C3 after 5
PONTIAC
e • • • BR.AND NEW '69 $1998 '57 T·BlRD, near pttlect
cond. $1995. 1'10 Marcus.
NB673-1975
Tho Action Store For Greot1< So•l"ll
HOLIDAY
AMlllCAll MOIOU
Siies & Senlc'
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law to prnait tbe pl.aciemeat ia maiJ.
bose. of materials which had llOl s-e
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ke,.a. for example. laa.e 1pecial groomi.aa
teeth to oomb their fur. Moe& aaoakeya
bne near .. igbted eyea th.at allow them
to eee the tinieat puticle of clirt in tJ.eir
hair, then pick it oUt wtih their finsere.
All tbe big cata groom tbem.elYea with
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chillu keep their fur clean by rolling
in the dust and then shaking it free.
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went into legitimate ehow buaineea in
order to better support my family. I b.ad
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col land; all oitW 25 -en forelgnen.
accontlng to onthrop o'°9fst Margaret
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of catfWt orown on 53,500 acres this
par (3,000 pounds of ftth per aae).
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commented on the foct that .-y IWt
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s1af1ed wearing sideburns a coupl9 of
yean ago," he told Fontlly w..tly .
George Carlin
'1've always been a blt aheod of
fashion trends. Now I haw ct.v.loped
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usually indicate o Wt-of-antw stance
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nesllMn.''
U.ht aecl Ufe f'Of yean we've been
hearing that too mudt IUfl eavMt lkin
cone.er. Now we learn lode of natural
teght may ClOUM serious ailments
too. In fact, Ruukln sdentish have
stated that if skin ii not exposed to IO-
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occur in the phy••aical equilibrium.
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II
I What We Can Do
to Stop Skyjacking
Armed guards? A faked Havana airport?
Will these schemes thwart dangerous
air passengers?
By JOHN H. SHAFFER
Adntlnistrator, Fedetal Aviatioft Adntinlltratfon
T HERE HA VE been 44 sky-
jackings of U. S. regis-
tered aircraft since 1961, as
of this writing-18 in 1968
alone. Most were forced to fty
to Cuba.
Astoundingly, there have been no
tragediea related to this air piracy.
But the public has a right to aak-
how long can we play the odds!
Here are some facts about the
problem-and ita possible aolutiona
-that have been obacured in much
of the day-to-day press coverage.
Since 1961, 24 peraons have been
arrested in connection with the U. S.
skyjackings. Of these--and they in-
clude four juvenilee and four aervic~
men~ight adult.a are now sening
jail terma up to 20 years: the juve-
niles are in reformatories or deten-
tion homes; and the servicemen have
been court-martialed (after their
hard-labor terms, they face diahonor-
able dlecharse>. One person wu ad-
judred inaane, and 11 others are atill
awaitln&' trial.
TM fate of skyjackers, once they
get to Cuba, is aomewhat of a mys-
tery. From the aketchy reports th.at
are available, it appean they get
lea& than a warm reception. They are
aometimea put to work at hard agri-
cultural labor; at the very least they
are placed under surveillance.
There are indications that the Cu-
ban government does not condone the
akyjackinp, nor have the Cubans
made propaganda uae of 1kyjacker1.
Along with thia ia the encourag-
iq aim that the Cuban government
now permita skyjacked planes to re-
turn from Joee Marti Airport at
Havana with pusenpn and crew.
Previously, the puaengera were
bueed to Veradero, where a smaller
U.S. plane had to be ftown to return
them to the U.S. XeanwhJle. the sky-
jacked aircraft flew hick from .Joee
Marti with only the crew aboard.
The problem ia a fruatrating one.
Bow can we atop akyjacklnp !
The most obvioue aolution ia to
have the Cuban government al'ree to
return the akyjackera to the U. S.
for proeecution. Air piracy carries
the death penalty; u such, there ia
no atatut.e of limitationa, meanina
that a akyjack:er still can be tried in
the U. S. no matter how many yean
it takes to &'et him back. Since the
U. S. and Cuba do not excbanl'e dip-
lomatic recopition, tbia eolution be-
comes a delicate matter. It 11 being
pursued, however, by other govern-
ments which do have diplomatic rela-
tiona with Cuba.
To ..,._,. for a moment, pilot.a
from otber nationa-eome of whoee
planes baw been U:yjacked-recent-
ly voted to boycott thOM countries
which refuee to return skyjackers.
Pilot R. D. SMitl clnlOutnda luno
•kfjo.clur ~ llf'natU '" OGbiA.
Short of the Cuban government'•
return of skyjackers. the next..beat
aolution is to p~ent the skyjacker
from boarding the plane in the ftrat
place. In this reprd. the Federal
Aviation Adminlatration of the De-
partment of Transportation bas
taken this action :
1. A taalt force on hijacltinc
bu been formed at FAA to coordin-
ate all anti-akyjacldng eft'orta, not
only within the parent Department of
Puanagen from •k1j~kM. p{atte returw to U.S. CtutmM at GifJH>rt lft Miami.
Tranaportation but also with other
Government acencies plua the airline
industry i t.eelf.
2. A akyjackift&'-prevention sys-
tem bu been fomullated to include
devices and tecbniquee. Among the
tecbniqUel ia a paychological study
of the cbaracterietica and behavioral
patterm of alcyjackers. We believe
we already have found aome impor-
tant clues.
3. Field testinl' of a weapona-
detection aystem ia to begin. It In-
cludes some "hardware" already ln
use for other purpoeea. One of the
main· reaaona for the fteld teata is to
determine if exlatinr ayatems are
applicable to s)cyjacking prevention,
or whether entirely new equipment
must be invented. To have these sys-
tema work in laboratories ia one
thinl': to lee how they react in a
true airport environment is another.
We .. pwpoMly vague on spe-
ciftca of our teatiq program for two
basic reaaona:
We don't know how well the aya-
tema will work under realistic con-
ditions; and if we explained all their
functioninp, a skyjacker could alter
hia plam acconiinaly.
But one thing ia clear. We are giv-
ing top priority to these prevention
e«orte in order to aro from field tf'•t-
ing to Mtual uae quickly.
In weapon• detection, the major
problem ia to be able to det\fle an
actual weapon from an innocent item.
With 150 million airplane paaaengers
a year, it i.a impractical to seareh
everyone without adversely affecting
the airline buaineu. Even though
there are 170,000 airline ftighta a
year originating in Florida alone,
akyjacklnrs take place an over the
United States.
A number of propoeala are not
practical For ex.ample, an armed
guard ian't likely to ahoot it out with
a ekyjacker at 30,000 feet, no matter
what weapon the akyjacker bu, eepe-
cially if paaaengera or crew may be
badly inju.red in the fight.
Another di&'l"M8ion. There ia a mis-
conception about bulleta pierciftl' the
fuaelap of a plane. In itaelf, thia ia
not harmful becauae aircraft are
built to withstand punctures and
broken windows. The danrer comes
when the bullet h1ta an electTical or
fuel line or vital controla.
Ullnfl a fake airport would work
once and that's all. Beeidee, skyjack-
ers often use headphones to make
sure they are beaded for Cuba.
Tranqu.ilisera, gas. and apraya are
chancy at best. It is a fact they work
instantly on some people, slowly on
some-not at all on otbera.
At leut aome of tbe a)cy jacken
are emotionally or mentally dla-
turbed. Trying to overpower them
might lead to irrational actiooa that
could make innocent people victiDll.
For tboae wbo have auch a atronr
deaire to go to Cuba, tbe U. S. op-
erates a daily airlift out of Florida.
One. word of caution-the Cuban
government reeenee the ri&'ht to re-
ject any and all individualll ~DI
such ftighta. Maybe that is why we
don't bear too much about &kyjackera
once they reach Cuba.. Perhaps they
are not considered desirable. It is not
unlikely that the Cubans may even
suspect them of being spies.
The ....... ncy 'of skyjacldnp is
leeeening. After eisht in January,
1969, there were three in February,
three in Karch. and one in April.
Ideally, it the Cuban eovemment
would return skyjackers to the U. S.
for trial, the problem would end
quickly. However, we t"&JUlot merely
wait for that to happen. We muat
net. and that is why we revealed our
plan.a for fteld test&. We admit they
have shortcom.inp, but we cannot
•et equipment without u.oee tests.
Even if we only 1borten the odda
apinlt aucceuful akyjackiq, we
will have aceompllabed much. •
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Now-an eminent psychiatrist
answers your cry for help
when DEPRESSION strikes at a member of your family
and you don't know which way to tum.
In UP FROM DEPRESSION,
LEONARD CAMMER, M.D.-a
distinguished psychiatrist,
teacher, and author-shows
you how to give a depressed
relative the effective help he
needs. Equally important, he
shows you how to avoid the
common mistakes that could
worsen the condition or pre-
cipitate a tragedy.
Depression -as an emotional illness -
means much more than an occasional spell
of the blues. These are some of the danger
signals:
• Your wife has just hod her first baby, and is
too despondent to feed it or take care of it. Man-
aging the household is also beyond her. Every
ten minutes she phones you at the office, just to
hear your words of assurance ...
• Your husband hasn't been sleeping well and
he awakens too early every morning, miserable
and blue. Pushing off to work takes a giant ef-
fort and each day seems to loat forever. More
and more he keeps withdrawing into o sheU ...
•Your mother, once a tower of strength, has col-
lapsed into o state of "nerves'' and despair. She
moons that she hos outlived her usefulness and
all is hopeless. When you deny this she gets agi-
tated, cries, and says she is not worth the bother
you take ...
•Your daughter comes home from colJege unex-
pectedly and soya that she has quit school. She
mopes, refuses to leave the house, and shows
no intezest in dotes. sports, or social life ...
•Your father has lately been shouting at you and
behaving abusively. He berates you for neglect-
ing him, yet when you are attentive, he colls
you o hypocrite. He confuses faces and namea
and believes that everyone is out to ruin him ...
Such people need help desperately. De-
pression, at its mildest, can rob life of joy.
At Its worst, depression can -and fre-
quently does -end in suicide.
But often. the sufferer's closest relatives,
who should be his first source of relief, are
bewildered or antagonized by hia depres-
sive behavior. Under these conditions, it is
easy for them to make diautrou.a blunders.
You are Nar a Mlp.._ a,.,. r..tl
Once you understand the dynamics of emo-
tional depression and the techniques for
dealing with it. there is much you can do to
restore mental health. In simple, compas-
sionate and non;.technical language, Dr.
Cammer explains the nature of depression,
its varieties and its symptoms-and how you
as a close relative, can help the depreSBed
person and also ease your own anxieties.
Here are just a few of the subjects treated
by the author:
•Do people wilo talk about •alcWe ...n, .... to
to .......... wftll It? Here are the common facta
and fallacies about ,aeli-deatruction -and why
you mut never, never put a 1ufcide threat to the
teat.
• 'l1le daNe tJpe9 of.,...__ organic. reactive.
and neurotic -and the different approachea each
require-.
•Bow to ,.....-• cldld'• or • ......... crJ
for MJp.
• How to Ned ta. ..... which may indicate that
your relative la 1ecretl1 an alcoholic, or on druga
-becaoae of depre11lon.
• e.w to ................. penoll ... Oftr .... pW.
• 81-p tlfllc:.ldea and 1ome 1lmple rolea for deaJ-
lng with them.
• blpmtat .. .._ ..... -such u Don't test tomorrow,
and Nner atrlke o borsofn with a depre1Nd
penon.
• ,,_ ~ ol IM tbM ol u1: aome type• of
depreaalon are euler to handle in the momlq.
othen in the evenln3.
•A-..&ew.,1o .... e,_...tn._,-..
• 8nul ,....._.: the right Ud the WfOll8 way to
react when your husband or wife lo ... lntereat In
HX aa a result Of deyreulon.
• How to llolaW •• .,. .... penoa'• ........__
• llecbe M:•Dk 0 ..,: tlle 8Jda _. tlle Inda.
How countJn1 novela and movie and TV melo-
chamu have aurrounded thla valuable trMt:aumt
with m aani of tenor that it doa not deMrVe. • Ou"• ...... ,.... ............ ......
• How to .................. belaarior ..... ,,. .......... .
And there is a great deal more. Dr. Cammer
also presents the entire ~enal of weapons
that modern medicine bu developed for
treating depre88ion -new d.rus treatment,
physical treatment, psychotherapy, psychia-
tric hospitalization -and shows how. in
each caae, the patient's relatives can play a
vital role in speeding recovery.
UP FROM DEPRES810N will dispel the
feeling of helplesmesa that Is so common
when depressive illneu occurs. It la a book
to read not only for the sake of your, rela-
tive who may be afflicted with this diamder,
but for that of your whole family -became
when any one person is touched by dapru-
slon, eveJ'YOn.e in the family is touched by
its shadow.
TtBHlaJ fne n••lnttha
We invite you to examine UP ROM
DEPRKSSION now at your bookstore -or
mail this coupon for your examination copy.
U you are not convinced that this boolc can
be of great help, return it within 10 days and
owe nothing. Otherwise, remit $5.95 pl11.1
mailing costs. Write to Simon and Schuster,
Dept. 25, 630 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
10020
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"I w..1 amazed et how reedable lt
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thote who have a mentally d ...
preHed penon ln their family.''
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author'• practical and compa11lon-
ate approach to the p1Uent and h11
relaUv.. 1bow1 clHrly lo every
llne."-C. H. Hardin Branch, M.D.,
ProfHtor and Head, Dept. of Pe)'·
chiatry, Unlvenlty of Ut•h Medi·
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How I Traveled West-A Mo
When this noted humorist was about to move to Texas, he fought an .Alamo-like battle
I T STARTED with the Morro
Castle spoon-a perfectly
inane discussion-and then,
in pure self-defense, I had to
bring up the matt.er of Grand-
pa Babcock's accordion, and
the next thing I knew we were
embroiled in ...
But bold! I'd belt set into thia
gTeat human problem from another
direction.
After 23 yean in the ume home
in the auburbe of New York City. we
had decided to move. Theft_,. weft
things about the Eut, the New York
meplopolia, that~ rrowi.q net.
tleeome with the puaap of Ume:
the local grocery .tores kept running
out of stick cinnamon; I bad to make
an appointment to set my pencil
sharpener eerviced; the okra crop in
my ~et.able garden bad failed two
years in a row on £Ce011nt of a new
area peat-the woolly-lenecl okra
hoppu; and women were trying to
take over the cookinr.
W. ~d1 d te ....n a clean and
~iaive break, eo we choee a email
town in remote W-ett,. Teu.e. I was
cominl' up to 60, and a cbanp of en-
vironment was sunested. Thia West
Texas town was achana'e-in apa.dee !
We be:pn at once eelliq off almoet
all of our seaboard fumiture and
fixtures. Ky wife waa even throwing
out the week--day silverware (as dis-
tinguished from the Sunday stuff).
The war started when I caught her
depoeitint' my Morro Castle spoon in
the bia card.board carton marked
S.lvation Army. I blew three pa-
keta 1imultaneou1ly.
The noiaee I made were heard
clearly at Saratoga Sprinp. It wu
still a handeome implement, my t.ea-
apoon. with ita elepnt but simple
deaip and the Ward Une inafpJa
stamped near the end of the handle.
I pilfered that spoon off the pu-
sen,er liner Morro CatU durina itl
ahakedown cruiee from Newport
Newa to New York in 1929. I w.u a
guest on that cruiee ak>na with other
New York newspaper reporters, and
o coffee spoon, a toe ring. a measure of inson
By IL ALLEN SMITII
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each of u• carried away a eouventr.
Jfy spoon aomebow waed to tab
OD added biatorical aipiftca.nce five
rear• lat. when the Morro ea.tu
burned dll. the New Jeney cout with
a ton of 1Z6 linL
In the iJlterveniq yean, I bad
been u1lq that spoon iD my co«ee
each IDOl'lllns. a1moat u lf it were a
aacred veue1; it WN not supentition,
it wu a aimp)e habit. There were
ti.IMe wt.en I jaat couldn't take my
coffee without ttirriq tt with that
·Morro Outle spoon. Eacb momin•
my hand mcmd unerrlna1y in ita dJ-
rectkm at the moment the cotf ee wu
ready. And DOW ahe WU thJ'owtns it
away! Heartleuly ! CalloU11J !
When I bad ftnisbed 1brieJri111r and
stompins my feet, I laid down the
law. That apoon wu nner to be dis-
carded a1 lontr u l lived, and I an-
nounced my intention of sf viq it a
strong mention in my will-perhaps
leaviq it to one of my trrandchJldftD
-boplq that the ftne tradition of
tbe KDJTO Catie memento would be
carried Oil.
SM still balked. She a.id tkt spoon
bad become my Tedd.J bear, my ae-
curity diaper. '1'm aurprded," abe
aaid. ''that JOU don't C&ITJ' lt bl YOUl'
pocket when JOU 10 traftliq."
Then ahe pt Gnndpa Babcock'•
MlCOrdion out of the cloeet. It wu an
antiquated Holmer, made in Ger-
1JWl7, and it wu fallina to pieces.
After her mother died, abe bad found
it amoq the family poeae111ion1 and
broualrt it home.
"Grat prbe I" I Mid. ''You're not
rouna take tAot all the way to Texas,
an you?"
"Certainb'," abe aaid. "I've deftJ.
oped a kind of fondnea for it, an
ancestral fondnea. It teema to link
SMN.idtlu~
l&a4 ~ •r T.Ur
IMar, •r Heteritr
~t. TM. •h got
Grapci BaJ>cotk'.
accord&oa ot&t of
th clout.
IUUSRATIONI l'f IC>a IUOO
me up IOlnehow with Grandpa Bab-
cock. He wa a ftne man."
I let it alide. but quietly I called in
a lady wbo knows about antiques. I
thouabt perbape we oould sef a piece
of money out of the accordion. The
lady ..-not bulliab.
••A curiosity:' abe uid. ''Tbat•a
about all ... Tben the turned to me.
"Perllapa JOU coa1d learn to p1&7 it
and at leut set eome tood oat of it
that way."
"Pleue !" J uid. I took the shabby
tb.lq in my banda and pnmed down
on a couple of key'I and worked the
bellows. The elderly lldtrument pve
off a nojae preciaelJ lib the bn~
of a clonby. "That," I aid, "ia i1a
only tune. Our )'OW\J people mia'bt
embrace that kind of muaic, but not
thia one."
''It's ... to .. ," I Mid with ftnal-
ity, when tbe lady bad IOIM·
"If it tfOel," ahe u.id. ••row spoon
,oee." I tried to aplain that the
spoon wu difterent. that the 1poon
bad eeutimental value, that it bad
come otl a very hlatoric: ship, that it
wu auociated with my cub-reporter
da.ya, that it W'U symbolic of ...
" ... of your beiq a thief,'• ahe
aaid 1ubtly.
I said that if the wretched accor-
dion went to Tau, then my home-
made deak went a.loq with it. She
bad ordered me that very morn
to throw out the deak. When I 6.ra
belan writiq boob back ill the •aoa
I called i11 a carpenter and for
bad him make me a crude 1ubttitu
for a desk-e plain, sturdy wood
bridp.eize table and a boxlike dai
to aet on it with two makelhi
abelvea for book.a.
"Listen," I aaid with peat penua
lion, "this wu my very ftnt d•k
Can't you appreciate the fact tha
some day it miaht be worth a lot o
money becauee of itl hiltorical , ..
ni&ance. that aome big muee
might ~Y bard cuh for it! S
stantial eubT And can't you
cl.ate my own feeliq about ltT"
"No, lie ' esp 1 .,.., I can't," •
aald. "It i• clutter, and we asreed
set ri4 of all clutter."'
At that moment, I wu not
but I let her think the had
the ftnal word about the delk. know
Ina deep within the welll'prins o
my beiDI' that it wu Soinl' Weet.
When we Sot to the attic. ft
and looked at the .ccUllllll&tton o
nearly a quarter of a century
quickly abuadoaed all plana for
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preserve his life's treasures-
We aimpty couldn't f~ up to i~
all that rubbish, all that shoddy
clamjamfrey. After a while we were
able to cut olf depreeaion by recall·
inr Jim Street and hia attie.
When he rave up New York apart-
ment livinr and moved to hia new
bouae in North Carolina to write
novel.a, he made c~rtain that it had
a big attic. Be said that exploring a
well-atocked attic:, digl'iq into the
old-fuhloned memorabilia, waa a
iTe&t pleasure not to be denied grow-
inl' children.
After ... acquired the houee with
the attic, he diacovered that he didn't
have any memorabilia. So before
moviq, be invaded Sixth Avenue
junk stores, went to theatrical co.
tume dealers and ftlled half-a-dozen
humpbacked trunb with antiquarian
clotbinl' and gimcrackery (certainly
thia ia an apt aort ot word under
the cireumatancea).
A few yeara later, while Jim waa
away on a trip, hJa boys hauled all
this junk out of the attic so they
could set up a aet of electric trains
their father had ~ven them for
Christmas. Later they set ftre to the
hoop akirts, buatlea, gaiten, and
mllfltache cupe.
But we proceeded with the con-
tentioua buaineaa of discardinl' un-
wanted/wanted treaaurea. She came
up with her colleCtion of rock.a and
pebblea. She la not a l'eDuine rock-
bound. Hens bad to be aaaociated
with a special locality-a chip of
granite from the ruina of the Roman
Forum, a pebble from John Barry-
more's courtyard, a ahud from
Crazy Horae Mountain in South Da-
kota, l'J'&Vel from a pathway along-
side Napoleon'• Tomb. a fratrment of
atone from the l'J'OUnda of Windaor
Cutle--<:omplet.ely uaeless atutr. J de-
clared ftrmly that it had to go.
I preiach.11 a brief eermon on the
tediousneu of collecton, likening
them to people who inceeaantly 1how
home moviea. She protested, say-
ing that at leaat her kind of collect-
inl' was oril'inal and that ahe had
never •one in for atampe. matchbook
coven. coina. movie-etar auio.rapba,
Wln 10a got to th
atm, 101 looW at tu
OU'MMtdctWtt aM
'1"tekl¥ abcmdoMd
plou tOMOH,
ornamental buttons. worb of the old
muten, or bubbl&-pm carda.
I inveighed apinat the atupid at-
tachment people ret for inanimate
thinp. ~ain, aa I often bad. 1
quoted Fred Allen: "A man ahoukl
not accumulate any more material
poeaesaiona than be can set into the
coftln with him."
Out of my vast atorehouae of
knowledge, I told her about the wont·
an in En&'land who pew ao immod-
erately fond of her little automobfle
tliat ahe refused to ~ve it up, even
after it had quit functionin1. She
had it melted down and hammend
into a solid; brisUy maaa of meta)
which ahe set in her ranten Ml a
monument; then she died, and, u or-
dained in her will, that unpinly
chunk wu placed over her JT&Ve in
place of a atone.
I mentioned, too, the f oollabnesa
of a neighbor lady who bad a hand-
some and aymmetrlcal blue spruce
near the front door of her houae, a
tree whoee limba spread outward
and downward in cloee-ftttlnl' layen;
how thia tree acquired the a1f ection-
ate name of "Iii• Petticoatll" and
wu aJwaya addreeeed by that title;
how the lady f'l"4!W so food of KiN
Petticoats that abe talked to her
whenever ahe waa putteJina' a1'0Und
the yard; how, when she moved
away, ahe bad tried to have KiN Pet-
ticoeta tranaferred to the front yard
of her new home, but MIN Petticoats
died in transit.
I said that our neifhbor'a unrea.-
aonable feelina wu auch that I would
not have been at all aurpriaed to
learn that she had buried MiM Petti-
coats aomewhere on her premiaee in
a grave 18 feet IOJIS'.
To all this, my lif e'1 partne,. ,...
aponded: "Yon tab your tool apoon.
and 1 take my rocb !"
I had to surrender. Crazy infernal
rocbl Idiot ideas to begin with I An
overly aentimental woman can Indeed
be a tribulation. But 1 just bad to
take my Morro Caatle spoon to Texaa
or swear otI coffee, and anyhow Weat
Tex.ans l'Ulp down coffee u if Brasil
would be goinl' out of exiatence come
next week.
There were other diacuuiona, gen-
tle polemica, in which our nef•hbor&
noticed the roof o{ OW' bouae rise a
few feet in the air.
She-.......... °" taJdnr the ratty
little Santa Claus, made of red and
white flannel, becauM it had been
placed at the top of every Chriatmu
tree we'd ever had In the years when
our ch11dren wen powiJia' up.
r said, tell me, pleaae, what in the
world ia the uae of making a solemn
agreement and then violatinr it right
and left with JTUbbJ' little Santa
Clalllel and Mnaeleu rocb? Unfor-
tunately, while I was enrased tn this
expoeitlon of loa1c, I had my toe rins
in my hand.
Thia wu an oriainal riq deaiped
to be worn on the bi.. toe. It bad been
preeented to me by the beaoteoue
Bernie Gibeon in Hawaii. Bernie alao
bad bourbt one for henelf, and we
made a pw:t that we would appear
barefoot on the dance floor at the
Royal Hawaiian aome eveuin« and
dance with our toe rinp on and cre-
ate a South Paciftc een.aation. Some-
how we nner rot around to that
pmbit, but I chniabed that blamed
toe ri"-nonetbeleu.
My wH. r11n1 •• It u alirhtly
left of hidecMla. ''Why don't you put
it in a cornentone ?" abe ulted. "Or
better yet, put down a time capsule
with your toe rin• in it. Show J>t»-
terity how i~ the race be-
came in the'&o.."
I had to asree that abe cou Id tab
ber Santa Claus lf I pt to keep my
toe ring, and it went on from ther&-
all thoee dad-blatned compromiaes
that they say are the aecret element
in a pod and laetinl' marril.l'e.
Today there is a ll"OWlnr accumu-
lation of Mexican..etJle junk in our
ne1f mountainaide home in Wat
Texu-knickknack.a and ornamental
triftea and ldcbhawe picked up in
the marltetl of Juares and Pledr•
Nerraa. If we ret the rloom1 over
thi1 clutter of Latin acceuories, we
can alway• ret out the rock.a., toe
rinr, Santa Claua, and apread them
out on 11\1 very ftnt den and dream
of the roJden bygone 1eara.
And every momins. u certain u
aunrlM, I ltir my co«ee with my
Morro Cutle lpoOD. Honor la not
loet. And I have my HCurity. •
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MELANIE DE PROFI' Food Editor
Filbert& eontribHte an in.triguing /favor to tl&i• au.tqut macaroni aa.l.
• In -.ammertime, when appetite•
besia to lag, lhere la an enonnoae
appeal for Mlada. Here an three
lo pleue the entire family.
Macaroni-C~taloupe Salad
:Z cape (8 os.) elbow IR&«'aroni
S qte. boili•s water
% oaiou, quartered
1% dlkba bouillon cubes
I bay Inf
1 Yi teupoona 11alt
I tabW.poon 1arlk ult
I teupooa eeuoaed pepper
1 cup 1nayoanaJee
~ t'UP f[&rlit' or Italian salad
dtttN1in1 (prepared front a
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t t'UP 11tit'ed &lberta
:Z cup11 cantaloape balls
J. Cook macaroni until tender in a
large saucepan with water. onion,
and seasonings. Drain, reserving
liquid for other food preparation.
2. Turn macaroni into a large
bowl ; discard onion and bay leaf.
Tos11 with a blend of mayonnaise,
garlic salad dre.ssing, and ~ cup
reserved broth to thin mayon-
naise. Chill.
3. Before serving, mix in filberts
and melon. Top with julienne of
ham. chicken, or turby. GArnish
with curly endive.
About 6 1Jtt'vings
Cabbage and Peanut Salad
Blend s.~ cup •ayonnaiee, 114
cup susu. 2 tablespoons cider
vinegar, and 1.4 teaspoon Accent;
chill. Toss dressinr with 4 cups
shredded cabbap until well coat-
ed. Mix in 1 cup salted Spanish
peanuts; serve at once.
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Orange Mayonnaise
Tlti• mavonMue made with ~ti
light <>r do.rk c~ &Vf"KP ia equa
delicio111 0t1tr frttth fruit <Yr mo
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% t'•p•aJOtlUW
•,4 cap light or dark t'ora syrup
~ cup oran1e juit'e
% lo ~ teupoo11 grated oaioll
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onnaise, stirring constantly. M
in orange juice and onion. Chi
A bout 1 ~ rupa dreni
Mushroom-Soy Salad
~ cap aalad oil
~ t'UP pit'kle reliah
~ t'UP le•on jait'e
:Z teupoou HRU
% teHPGOll ult % teaspoon carr1 powder
1 c:at'uaber, Uai11l1 slit'ed
Yi lb. frnh maahroo••· alit'ed
I can water dlHtaatl, alit'ed
6 «reen onioM. cliaronally
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Vi head i~r« leltat'e, torn
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2. In a bowl, combiue cucumb.
mushrooms, water chestnuts
oz.), and green onions. ·cenerol
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together. Shake dressing, po
desired amount over all, and tof
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3. Just before serving, add ra
isbes and lettuce, driule wi
soy sauce, and toss apin.
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Summer in the
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By BEN MAITHEWS
AMERICA'S SKI OOUNTRY is 88
.fi wonderful a vacation spot in
summer as in winter.
Almoet every aid area in the country baa
a chair-lift aft'ording tourist.a and picnick-
ers breath-takina-panoramic views. And
there is a variety of summer recreational
facilities that, like wintertime skiing, skat-
ing, and enowmobiliq, draws vacationers
back to their beloved mountains.
Aapen, Colo., the old mining town. bu
become the biggest ski complex in the
country. When snow melts. it echedules
festivals, conferences, and courses that fill
the town from the berinning of summer
right through winteT.
· for musk lcwen. there is a music f esti-
val, one of the nation's major summer-long
evente. Under its tent amphitheater, there
are concerts three timee a week and a
school for 300 musk students. Darius Mil-
haud. Aspen's composer in residence, gives
lectures and forums .
The Aspen lnetitute of Humanistic
Studies is a year-round t1tudy and confer-
ence center. During the summer, it spon-
sors an executive program, designed to re--
vitalize the bll8inesaman too busy to take
the time to keep up to date. An adjunct ill
the Aspen Health Center that tailors phy-
sical-fitness programa to meet the nee& of
that same busy man and bis wife.
For youngstere, there is even ·a wres-
tling camp that is supervised by well-
known wrestling coaches. There also is a
theater inatitute that teaches pantomime,
rhythmic expression, drama, and dance.
One of the beet mountain golf courses in
the country bu been built at the ski area
of Vail, Colo. Lut summer Vail inaugu-
rated the Arnold Palmer Golf School. It is
a two-weelt aeeaion for ~n-.age boys, who
learn the game on a new kind of golf range
-a circle that is played by moving around
its circumference. The play toward the
center provides every posftible variety of
golf found on an actual course.
Jadc.sott Hole, Wyo., baa the Tetons; the
most dramatic mountains in the U.S. There
alao is a new eki area now with one of the
few aerial trams in the country and a
group of ski lodges at the tnm base.
For the fisherman, Jackaon Hole now
hu inaugurated a fty-fishing echool super-
vised by Charlie Ridenour, a professor of
it""'"° ••
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~ ' . ~·-~ HQf"aeback riding: Sun Valley l'Hmmn aport.
fly-tying at•Pennsylvania State Univenity.
He and his staff of guides conduct cl&Ne8
in equipment and its use, cutf ng, fly-tying
and selection. reading the waten, marine
biology, and conservation. You ftsh the
famous Snake River, which winds at the
base of the jagged Tetons.
Sun Valley, Idaho, the famed ski resort,
has developed an oft-ski season pr ogram
for eveT'ything-from fty~ting to gun-
handlinr. It wu designed particularly for
families. A summer-long icwkating achool
is held on its outdoor Olympic-sized rink.
and there are achoola for horseback riding
and archery.
Sun Valley's High Wilderness Camp
takes teen-agers into the magni~nt prim-
itive area of Idaho, under exi>ert super-
vision. The back-pack triJ>8 take from Mon-
day through FTiday and cover about six
miles a day. In August there is a special
10-day camp for boys only, featuring basic
mountaineering and climbing instruction.
In the East, Stowe and Manchester, Vt.,
are <'enters of eummer golf and tennis,
with Sugarbush 1pecia1i1inr in the off-
beat sport of soaring. A perfect ~'wave" of
uplifting air Jurb just east of its moun-
tain, so gliding enthusiasts come from the
entire area and Canada to catch this wave
and stay aloft, circling like hawks for
hours on end.
So for sun and fun, in summer or win-
ter. look to the aki country. +
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rudely to her. The 1bopper wu am•ffd at
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his son.
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''Well ... said the diatraugbt man, ''if you
do Me him, pleaae aend hlm home imme-
diately. I need help with bi.a homework."
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Have Pall •r W.tl ,,...,
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ent in tb.ia mue bef o.re you live him
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" .............
Hidden in thitl eentence is the name
of a member of the tlmil)' to whom a
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They were all buntins for the stopper
of a therm09 bottle that had eomehow
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-Bill Copeltl.1'4
Six-yur-old Ellen waa taken to the doc-
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some antibiotic t.ableta for the child.
"Now I want you to t.ake one three
times a day.'' be told the little girl.
Ellen looked pualed. then uid to the
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.. Becauae if I ret the tablet down. I'll
never set it b.ck." -A. T. Qtiigg
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JIM NABORS: ENTERTAINMENT
Co11ntcy Boy
Goes ''Mod"
By PEER ). OPPENHEIMER
J IM NABORS ( tv's "Gomer
Pyle"} lives in a Holly-
wood mod style that would
surprise his fans. But
they'd be reassured if they
met him-under that ascot
scarf and paisley jacket is
the soul of the country boy
everybody loves.
True, Jim bu Jost his taste for
Alabama hominy &'l'ita, preferring
i natead erepu tudte and towr-
rudoa MGUMet. His houaeboy
Floyd brinp Jim rourmet luncbee
to the studio.
Jim drive. a burgundy<0lored
Rollil-Royce to the studio from his
elaborate home (with mink and
velvet pillowa in the bedroom)
overlooldn• Beverly Hilla.
Yet Jim still baa the humility of
the country boy from Sylacau~a.
Ala., who can't quite believe that
it's all happenin&' to him. '
He m'9hf not have reaUHcl his
dream if it hadn't been for his
a.athma. Aft.er being a-raduat.ed
from collea'e in 1953, be answered
a United Nationa' aecretarial ad,
which brou•ht him to New York
City for the job. But the job wu
short-lived. Jim wu homeaick and
sutreriq from uthma.
"I juat ltind of started fallinc
apart," Jim aaid ln a slow South-
ern drawl that is not aa pro-
nounced u Gomer Pyle's. "11.y
family inaiated I come home, and
[ did so because I didn't like New
York all that much. I don't reAll7
like big eitiee becauee people aren't
that friendly."
But bis uthma caucht up with
him again. Bia doctor advhled that
he go to California., where he ar-
riwd with only $160 in bis pocket,
and Jim quickly found a ftbn-cut-
ter'e job at NBC.
lut the cleslre to be an enter-
tainer wu still with him and
prompted him to volunteer for
amateur night at a Santa Monica
supper club. Soon be waa a recu-
lar. "During the day, I'd work at
NBC, and at night I'd 10 to the
club and entertain for free," Jim
recaUed. "It paid otr when an
aaent dfacovered me and tried so
hard to &'et me a job that he's
still my apnt and alwaya will be.''
Andy Griffttb bad caurht hi•
Ji,,. Nol>on Acu ~ froM Srla.-
ca•o•, Ala., to B•t1•rlr Hill•.
act, too, and pve Jim the part of
Goober, a naive p.a.-atation atten-
dant, on "The Andy Griffith Show."
When be finally started aa Go-
mer Pyle, Jim was riven a piece
of the abow. Today be la probably
wealthier than Griftlth, havin&' in-
vestment& moetly in real eetate.
Jim ie convinced that bis amall-
town bacqround hu riven him a
solid foundation aa well u a down-
to-eartb out.look on life. .. It juat
seems that people are more real in
small towna than in bir citiea,"
Jim aaid.
hen fhou9h Jim dates ~
sionally, be baa no intention of
ririnl' up hia bachelorhood. "I
love lllY work and am totally in-
volved in it," he gya.
That'• why it came aa a shock
when be suddenly announced that
this it the lut aeuon for "Go-
mer Pyle." Five years is lour
enoup, he explained.
Beainnin« thia fall, be will have
a weekly hour-Jona variety ahow
on CBS. In the meantime, he is
conaiderln• belq the hero in a
movie, .. A Bero for Henry." In it
be becomee a deputy aherltf.
.. Isn't this aort of a Gomer
Pyle on bonebackT" I uked.
Jim pinned. "Well," he drawled,
"111 keep my a.ccent. .. "
I doubt that he could ret rid of
it if he tried-eomebow crqu 1tc-
utu still come out aa hominy rrita
witJi Jim Nabon. •
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SUNDAY, JUNE 15
10:30 AM 8 Angels B•seball (C) Calif. Angels vs. Washington Sena-
tors at Washington. D.C.
12:00 O USAC Championship Auto R•ce (C) Indianapolis 500 cars
compete in a live championship race.
12:30 8 9 Cl) MU lntern•tlonal Track •nd Field (C) The Orange
County Invitational from Norwalk, Calif.
1:30 8 Qt Ci) NFL Action (C) The Baltimore Colts are spotlighted.
This show is part of a series of programs covering a variety
of National Football League subjects and spotlighting individual
players and teams.
2:00 D (llJ@ U.S. Open Golf (C) Final round of a $190,000 tour·
nament from the Champions Golf Club in Houston, Texas.
Playing over the beautiful, flat and tough 6,967-yard. par·71
course are defending champion Lee Trevino, Jack Nicklaus,
Billy Casper, Julius Boros, Gary Player and Ken Venturi along
with the other 150 starters that have qualified from a record
3,447 entries. Winner takes home $30,000, with $15,000 for
runner-up and $10.000 for third·place finisher.
3:00 m Southern C•lifornla Sportscasters Celebrity Golf (C) Cov·
ered live from San Fernando Valley's Calabasas Country Club
are the finals of a day-long tourney in which 175 sports·
casters. celebrities and VIPs play the championship par-72
course. Proceeds will aid needy graduating college athletes in
continuing their education. Entrants include Jack Albertson,
Kirk Douglas, Burt Lancaster, Jack Lemmon, Mickey Manners.
Pat Boone and Dean Martin, as well as present and former
Los Angeles Rams grldironers Charlie Cowan, Roger Brown.
Tony Guillory, Merlin Olsen, Myron Pottios. Dave Piveck, Les
Richter. Les Horvath and Danny Villanueva, plus such other
footballers as Bill Nelson, Mike Garrett, John Hadl, "Speedy"
Duncan. Ernie Wright. Sam Gruneisen and Kevin Hardy.
Also participating are basketball coaches Bill Sharmon of
the L.A. Stars and Bill Van Breda Kolff of the Detroit Pistons.
racing drivers Carroll Shelby and Mickey Thompson, and jockeys
Don Pierce and Howard Grant.
MONDAY, JUNE 16
6:00 8 Angels Baseball (C) Angels vs. Minnesota Twins.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18
6:00 8 Angels B•seball (C) Angels vs. Minn. Twins at Minnesota.
THURSDAY, JUNE 19
8:30 8 Boxing (C) Rudolfo Gonzales (40·4) vs. Baby Cassius (13·8)
in 10-round lightweigh1 bOut. If Gonzales wins this bOut, he
will try for the title against Mando Ramos.
SATURDAY, JUNE 21
11:00 AMO ~@ M•jor League Baseball (C) Teams to be an·
nounced.
1:00 m National Pro Tennis (C) Southern California's first head-to·
head confrontation between professional tennis rivals features
top personalities from George McCall's National Tennis group
against World Championship Tennis, headed by Lamar Hunt
of Dallas, Texas. The program is filmed during the $20,000
second annual Los Angeles Invitational Tennis Tournament at
The Forum in Inglewood. Among the star players is redheaded
Rod Laver of Australia, leading money-maker and percentage
leader in world tennis during 1968, who picked up $70,359 in
purses and compiled 77·20 won·lost record.
2:00 fJ ~ @ Kemper Open Golf (C) Arnold Palmer defends his
crown in the $150,000 tournament. live from the Quail Coun·
try Club in Chariotte, N.C. Top prize is approximately $25,000.
5:00 0 (fi') Cl) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports (C)
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SATURDAY
JUNE 14
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1:001 l'llt Ill ..... (C) (60) @(I)~".....,........, {C)
Pot11r w1,._ (C) (30)
II Monde (C) (30)
• Bea City (C) (60) Sim Rlddle
hosts. m Tiit lnvldtrs (C) (60)
&) Feature (30)
1:301 News Conflft11a (C) (30) Mttody Raid (C) (60)
RONJ &rilf (C) (30) Deacon
Jones I uests.
11 ltvt laq (30)
Playffl1 tile C11tar (30) (R)
Entert11n .. nt Sptdall (C) (60)
&lrl From UNCU (C) (60)
7:001J 9 Ci) CBS &tntn1 Ntwa (C)
(30) Ro1er Mudd.
0 KNBC SURVEY SPECIAL:
*"URBAN WOMAN-A
Second-Class Citizen?"
0 ltNBC S..rvey (C) (30) Bob
Wriaht hosts. 0 The Anniversary C:11M (C) (30)
Al Hamel hosts. B Death Van., Days (Cl (30) m Tiit Eddie Fisher ~ al (C)
C60) <R) m Wonders of tht WOJld (C) (30)
·'The Silver and Gold of Iceland."
The Linkers re-visit Halla's home·
land, Iceland, and ll!m the unique
herring Industry and the cultural
heritage of the Viking land.
7~ PM/SATURDAY
SHOWTlllE
starrin1
IODFIEY CAMBllDBE
Hiiarious spokesm111
for the American scene
with
ALLAN SHERMAN
PLUS: Internationally famous
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 14. 1969
EE) EEft Cbronlclt (C) (60) "The fer "for Me and My Gal," "l•l't
Clerk Terry Quartet." It Romantlcr· end ''Get Mt to Ult
ft\ EaitHMtro (30) Church on Time." _, B MDllon $ Mowit: (C) "f,_ .... 7:30 IJ 9 Ci) Jldllt &leuon (C) (60) to Tew" (western) '58-0on Mur· 0 9@ m Ada•12 (C) (30) ray, Olene Versi. D Movie: "W1lco1N Str1ncer'' ID B..U Owens (C) (30)
(drama) '47 -Bina Crosby. Joan t:OO 1J fa C1J Hoc•n's H..a (C) (30)
Caulfield, Barry Fitzaereld. LeBeau sneakJ out of Stela1 13
0 <i1J (3) &) The Datin1 8aMt aaainst Hoaan's orders to eld 1n lf>! (30flim Lanae hosts. Allied aaent (Celeste Yarnall) who
• Showtlme (C) (60) Godfrey C.m· Is in danaer of apprehension by
br dee. Allan Sherman, Millicent the Ges!!FO.
Martin, Esther and Abl Ofarim are 0 Ql l4J m NBC SlturdaJ Mtf.
featured. It: (°f) "The Art of Lowe" (corntdJ)
Cl) World of Women (C) (30) "Swiss '65--James Garner, Dick Van Dyke,
Honeymoon." Barbara Reber tells E:ke Sommer, Angie Dickinson, Eth·
the story of an American on a busi· el Merman, Carl Reiner.
nus trip who sends for his wife phony suidde, sta1ed to make his
for a second honeymoon in Switzer· paintings more valuable, backfires
land. when he meets a beautiful blonde. el Los Cauclillos (30) (i
1:00 I @ 00 m &et SM art (C) (30) Bill Anderson (C) (30)
@(])&)The Newlywed 811111 : Critique (C) (60) "The Poetry
( ) (30) Bob EubankJ hosts. of James Wright." Stanley Kauffman m Movlt: ''Tllt Bl& ~· (we.stern) hosts 1 reading and critique of •
'52-Kirk Douglas, Dewey Martin. lections from "Shall We Gather 1t
6) Tht Amtrican West (C) (30) the Rim." a work of American _poet
''The Fantastic World of Utah." CR) James Wright.
til) NET festival (60) "Happy New 9:25 1J Wonderful WOfld of Sport {C)
Yves." (R)
.:'fl\ Nocht dt Estrtno (2 hr) 9:30 I a CJ) Petticoat Junction (C) l:lil Ont Step Beyond (30)
1:30 IJ a CIJ My Thrff Sons (C) (30) @ CD .m The Johnny Call 0 ~@ m The Ghost and Mrs. Show (C) (60) Johnny's guests to.
Muir (C) (30) "Son of the Curse." night are Dan Blocker. Evie Sands,
Mrs. Muir's attic reveals an old Clair & McMahon, Gof"~ Light-
clock, the chimes of which Slip· foot and Joey Soarbury. The rqu-
posedly mean death for Claymore. lars are The Statler Brothers and
(R) The Tennessee Three.
0 @ (3) m The Lawrence Welk ID The ston1man FamilJ (C) (30)
SiloW (C) (60) The Champagne 10:00 1J a (j) Mannix (C) (60) Wil·
Music Makers have June weddings liam Windom gue.sts as a wealthy
on their minds tonight as they of· businessman who threatens Mannix
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ijy Movies of tile Week I
SUNDAY, JUNE 15
9:00 O @(i) "Bunny uke Is Missing." Sir Laurence Olivier, Carol
Lynley, Keir Dullea, Noel Coward and Martita Hunt star In the
story of a young unmarried mother who loses her child when
she takes her to a nursery school in London.
MONDAY, JUNE 16
9:00 O Ii) 00 "The Pl•lnsmen.'' Henry Silva, Don Murray, Abby
Dalton and Edward Binns star in this story of Wild Bill Hickok
and Calamity Jane and lndlans with stolen rifles.
TUESDAY, JUNE 17
9:00 0 ID 00 "Kine's Pirate." Doug McClure, Jill St. John and
Guy Stockwell star in a comedy-adventure about the British
Navy and pirates.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18
9:00 0 (i1J CI) "Compulsion." Orson Welles, Diane Varsi, Dean
Stockwell and Bradford Dillman star in Meyer Levin's account
of Chicago's infamous ''crime of the century," In which two
law students executed a senseless crime.
THURSDAY, JUNE 19
9:00 IJ 9 Ci) "The Hellions." Richard Todd and Anne Aubrey star
in an adventure about settling South Africa.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20
9:00 IJ Qj Ci) "Kisses for My President." Fred MacMurray and
Polly Bergen star in the comedy about the first lady President
of the United States.
SATURDAY, JUNE 21
9:00 0 Q) (j) "FMr No EvU." Lynda Day and Bradford Dillman
star In the report of the "wor1d premiere" movie about a
man who beckons his flancee into the "other world" through
a mirror.
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STARS-Anne Aubtty and Rkhard
Todd star In ~ Hellions," acJ.
Ytalutt drama Rt In a Soulb Arri-
can frootJtt town tbal II Invaded
by a band of outlaws, on The CBS Thursday NIPI Movie at 9 PM.
forced him to do It (R) IJ Movie: "Sptllbo11nd" (sospente)
'45-Gregory Peck. Ingrid Bergman.
I News (C) (30)
Ernest Tubb (C) (30)
NET Playhouse (C) (90) "Con·
frontation." (R) el Box de Muico (60)
10:30 0 TNE Cit (C) (30) 0 News (C) (30)
I Maurice Woodruff (C) (60)
Swlngin' &ospef (C) (60)
Hollywood and 'the Stars (C)
ll:OO IJOOm a) News (C) B Movie: (C) "I'll &et By" (mus!·
eal) ·~June Haver, William Lund·
igan.
11:15 IJ Fabulous 52 Movie: ''The CIUt
Impostor" (drama-comedy) '61-
Tony Curtis, Edmond O'Brien. 0 Slturday Nipt Movie: (C) "T1le
Blue Sta" (drama) '55 -V"ivlen
Leigh, Kenneth Moore.
11:30 1 m Tonipt Show (C) lnsi&tlt (C)
The Empress (C)
11:45 m Movie: "The Bachelor Part("
(drama) '57-Don Murray, E. G.
Marshall.
12:00 1J Movie: "City Wl1tlout Men"
(drama) '43 -Linda Darnell, Mi·
chael Duane. m 77 SUnttt Strip
12:30 O Movie: "Anna Lucutl" (drama)
'58-Eartha Kitt, Sammy Davis Jr,
1:00 6 Movie: "Quttn lff" (drama)
'SS-Joan Crawford, Barry Sullivan.
0 News (C) m All·Nlellt Sllow: "TII Wt Mett
Again." "Park Row" and "The
Crowd Roars."
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DAYTIME PROGRAMS
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
MORNING
Marty Allen, Senta Bereer and Har·
vey l<orman.
6:00 1J Sii••« Se'"*' (C) "Black m From the Inside Out (C)
Heritaae-A History of Afro·Amerf· Ill hf Roeers c1ns." 11:00 IJfa (])love of Uft (C)
&:10 8 OdJueJ <C> O ID @ m Jtopanty <C> 0 Edue1tion Elchanre (C) "St·St-0 Tht lii1tloplnt &ounNt • (C)
Stutterinf-¥eopte Who Stutter." Graham Kerr.
0 Tiit Perceptive Parent (C) 0 Dt~ie Drake (C) Monday-m Educatiott1J Filaa Thursday.
1111!\ Tedi I m Shltlff Jolln (C) ~ n ul Corner (!) Romper Roo111 (C)
7:00 II CIS News (C) Joseph Bentl. 11:15 0 News (C) Friday only. Ooua
0 0 @ m Tiit Tod17 Show (C) Dudley reports.
Hugh Downs hom. 11:25 II Qj (j) cas Newa (C) Oou1las
fJ Eltrcile Wlttl liilori1 (C) Edwards. m Mr. Willlbone (C) 11:30 fJ ~ (j) Surd! for To"'°"°" (C)
fl) Co111iaodity/Stoct Rtt)Ort 0 @@ m Eye liiutll (C) Biii
7:30 0 TIM Ed Nellon ShOw (C) Cullen hosts.
m flte f1intstOMS (C) fJ flte Annivtrury 1ii1111t (C) Al Hamel hosts.
l:OO IJ eti Ci) Capbin ltln11roo (C) 0 T1111po (C) Roy Elwell and Bob
With Bob Keeshan. Doman co -host
0 Abbott & Costello Cartoons (C) Ill Wor1d Advtature (C) Monday m Mipty Mouse (C) Wednesday, Friday; Tmtl (C) Tues'.
Ill ROdltt Robin Hood (C) day and Thursday.
1:15 @ CV Video Diem (C) 11:45 U Corris liiay (C) Wednllday.
1:30 0 Popeye Cartoo111 (C) m Buas Bunny (C)
AFTERNOON
Ill liiumby (C) 12:00 IJ .. utJque (C)
@ (]) Kina Komlcs (C) -~ '6' l:"ft Hldd 1:55 0 Co•mun;u Bulletin Bolrd (C) u 1ti1 ~ C1.:1 •n fices (C)
9:00 II Tfle Lucy st1ow cc> I MOVttrn ~:.g:f:" Movies.
O @@mn Tues Two (C) ~N ... (C)
Vin Scully _hosts. Morey Amsterdam, &W1e1 of tlNt Prttidtflt G~eg Moms. Rick Jason and their (])TIM llntlttttr Show (C)
wives auest. 12:30 I Cii) (]) At Ht• Werlcl TWftl (C) 1J Movie: See Daytime Movies. • 9 @ a;, DIJ'a et OW Uw•
Johnny Grant hosts. ~) Macdonald Carey stars. 0 MDWie: See Daytime Movies. @ CV flllllJ YM sa..tlcl All
Jackie Joseph hosts. ( ) Lloyd Thaxton hosts. 0 DIQ Tracy Cartoona (C) m Movie: See Daytime Movies.
m IWI ~ Ben Hunter hosts.
WJ I.JU Jadl u lanne (C) (!) Dialln& for Dotl1rs (C) A11n Ill Undtrdo& (C) Sloane hosts. ! Ci) AltdJ liiriffitll (C); Ann liiut· fl) Tecbn:e11 Cam«
tr Sllow (C) Friday only. 12:55 0 @ (]) Ctlildrtn'a Doctor (C)
9:30 II ~(]) levtrty Hlllbilllts (C) Tues.-Thurs. Lendon H. Smith, M.D.
0 @ (i) m Concantlltitn ( C) 1:00 8 a (j) l0vt Is a Many S,left-
Ed McMihon hosts. dored fltln& (C)
0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. B I ~ ~ TIM Dod9r'S (C) m Dennis tbt Mlflaa Darow hosts. a• Hone (C) Mike
Ill liiumby fl) C..IMditJ/St9dl Rtpert
a ~ oo m • ..... Ga• <c> Gene Rayburn hosts. Pew Cass
and Tony Randall guest.
B lAM It to l11vtr
(j7j CV m Datin1 CaJllt (C)
Jim Lanae hosts.
2;45 0 Newt (C) Ted Meyers.
3:00 I Tiit Unllletter Sllow (C) • P.D.Q. (C) Dennis James hosb.
Hl(lnif IJ Patrol Ci7l CV m ,...,.1 Hospital <.C> • Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Tom Frandsen hosts.
I Ftlil tbt Cat (C)
Eatteee: Don Rodewald.
11 .. , '°' Dollars .... : Don Wilson.
3:30 II lucfrJ hlr CC) Geoff Edward&
hosts. 0 Mlllt Dou&lU (C) Ethel Merman
CO· hosts.
Ci7l C3l fiE) Ont Ult To LIM (C) Mr rntrite Martian (C) I One step hfond
Hobo Ktl•1 (C)
4;00 II Su Hunt; Mowit: See Daytlme
Movies on Thursday.
I Girt Talll_jC)
Ci7l (3) al Dalt Sii ..... (C) ffi9 fITrrtstonea (C)
4:30 Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Dlverce Court (C)
News (C) Biii Bonds.
News (C) Georae Putnam.
Boa's 111 Top ~ (C) ~ Mlb Doutt• (C)
SllMq's Pizza Part, (C)
• on Tall (C)
lewttdltd
5:00 I KNBC ...... rvlct (C)
.
NIWI (C) Tom Reddin.
• TIM IMWJ Sllow (C)
Tlto Mdam Fa•ltr
(I) Jl•my Tlto1111Mt1 SMw (C) a (I) Tltt 1.A1CJ sa... et> m Rlftt•an
al f11nn1 YN Slloald Ast (C)
5:30 U Anaeb W1n11·1111 (C) Monday
and Wednesday.
O @ CI) m News (C) Frenk Reynolds.
0 Twili&flt Z... m Pay Cardi (C)
m m c1111pe·. '"'" <C> @ @ Tltls..., 1999 (C)
QI (I)......,. (C)
@ (]) HfYdtn'a Happtnlnr (C) 1:30 I ft (]) T1le Clldln& U&flt (C)
10:00 1J AndJ Grltfitfl ~@ m Anotlt• Worid (C)
0 Ci! Ci) m P1r10nality (C) Larry ~ ~Ut'~M .. t 8 Dell ln-Sdleol ~•lftJ-«C[T
Blyden hosts. Soupy Sales. Miit { ) Money Hall hosta. CM•MI 21 offn llr UN fw flit Loa
Kamen and Totle Fields discuss the II) Join Riwtn Sf1ow (C) Al.-S City •lld C:.lltJ Sc:lleoll fw
Inner personalities of Eva Gabor, fl) The Pitrl'I 511ow dlllclrt11'1 lft-ldleel precn••lna. In
L2rry Storch, Vincent Price, Kaye 2:00 I ~(]) Stent St9r1I (C) additioll, tt.e 11atiM bl'Udcalb In·
Ballard ond Jerry Lewis. · @ ID You Dltt't s., (C) llfVice ,,..,.... for llldMf1. rr... m TnrUI or C..M11M11cet (C) Host om Kennedy welcomea fUtlb lflm lrt scbldulld at follows: m E.chatlofllt fit.• E. J. Peaker Ind Ale~ro Rey ......, l:ll Ml-Z:JO
U 00 S.nnJ Tod.If (C) I? Love 'flit Bob; 111 AMIHI T...S., 11:21 MM:•
10:30 IJ Qt(]) Didi Yan Dyllt 0 ~ (~ ~:!;,:'J· la• (C) W....., t'AS Ml-1:11
B U @ m HeflJWOOd Sq1llftS Bob Tubanks hosts. Tit•....,., 1;45 Ml-4:JO (~ Host Peter Marshall welcomes Ill Mewie: Set Daytime Movies. FrldaJ 10:00 AM·Z:30
auests Biii Bixby, Gypsy Rose let, 2:30 II 9 (j) T1le Edp of Nlpt (C) ,,__ __________ .JI
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Owens -co-ho9ts. .......... lundly et I PM, In calDr on
en. The Pf'Olf'lm ortal"'*
lntteslwlh,Ttnn.,the..,.
try-music ceptt.t of the world.
MtOicel metnstays of the
summer Mrtes atW 9uclr
Owens Ind his auc:an.o.,
-pennnlltty the netlon'• No. 1
country f'ICOfd111 combo. Thej
heve to..nd the wa.td 1n.f
performed II pest stMs on
such "'""'°" ..,... .. The
Jldde ore.on 1nd Jonlthln
Winters Shows.
ltoty-poly Ror Clattc Is equal-
ly adept n country comic.
.....,, bln)o ....,.,, "'"8rtst
Ind flddler.
Other.....,.on~
who wtn double In comedy
and mU91c Include Grandpt
Jo,_, StrmcbMn. CoUlln
Clem, Ben Colder (comic a"-
8IO of actor-st,.,-SIMib Wool-
ey), Susi!' ..,., the Dulle
of hclucah, Ardtle Ctmpbeft,
contedlenne Lulu and prwtty
Jeannine Riiey.
They wfH bl ausmented
from WHk to week .,, a .......
up of suest .... lncludlnt
Conway Twitty, MlnN9 ,_,.,
Country Charley Prtde, l.ONtt8
Lynn. M.rte Haaard, Bonnie
Owens, GecNp J~ Tammy
Wynette, Sonny J1mes, Way.
Ion Jenntnp, Connie Smith,
Jeny Lee Lewis and Wynn
ltewlrt.
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WOftc afftllata In Nntwtlle.
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and sketches plus the anl-
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donkey In a eomfleld whole
"Hff.Haw" lives the Mries
Its name.
The •how wfll be produced
by Frank Pepplatt and John
Aylesworth and dfrec:t9d by
8111 Davis. who have )ult com·
pleted slmllar duties on The
Jonathln Winters Show.
Wrtten are Jade 8ums.
G90fl9 Yanok, Archie Camp-
bell and Cousin Ctem (Qordle
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1:30 m TM lllle Auwen
1:55 11 ai.. u. Tllia o., <C> 7:t01 Te• ud Jerry (C) .._ Tabtnladt C9'olr (C)
~Fania (C)
7:30 I All-(C) c.a.tral Of lOlllOf'fOW (C) DMJ Md 8olllttl <C>
7:'5 m Tllt ClutltDpllers (C)
1.-00 R 9 Cl) la•p Unto MJ Feet (C)
Thrn leadera of Amerieln Jewry
ditcuss future of modern man.
I m Tllt a.rtstoplleri <C> DIJ el DiscoftJJ (C)
......... (C)
Allen Rowtnl How (C) (]) DMJ Ind Qolllfl (C)
(1) led Is tllo AMWtf (C) 1:301 l.oll Up and Liv• (C) ,,.,, ..
hr of Dllcovtry (C)
hbela With 1 Caust (C)
• Movlr. "Ride Out for Revtftl""
western) '53-Rory Calhoun, Gloria
Grahame. aJ btlwyn KuhlMan (C)
(iJ) (]) Rniw1I Fifes (C)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 14, 1969
QI Ci) fllll Colptl it.mil (C) 10:30 fl St.-t. L•ral11 (C) "The M· cial on the Israeli painter, Shalom
@!) lK• IMEl (C) ministratlve Council, Democtacy In Moskowitz. (R) t:OOI ea .. ra Tllne (C) Action." Or. Palmer Campen, Su-I C111rtlt Q u My F__... s.r.on (C) Dr. perintendent, Duarte Unified School W• r..nt
etch• Hardinr. Encino Communl· District _l!!ests. Rnlvll Fim (C)
lty Church of Rell1lou1 Science, 0 9 00 ml So~ Baptist • Feature
iuests. HOur (C) "The Vine-'.' Do~umentary 1:30 fJ Qi Cl) NFL Action (C) The Ho....,.,,.,.a Culde (C) on the life of Christ, filmed on Baltlmore Colts team Is studied.
CMlleftftS location In Jordan and Israel. The I Youth 111d tlle Poflco (C)
IOlplf Miiiie (C) script Is by Philip Scharper, and cm Cl) a) l•ea and An...,. ~A. A. Allt11 musical score Is by Ralph Burn$. ( ) Sen:Everett McKinley Dirksen
._..,,.,. K..i .. 1 (C) B ANGELS TAKE AFTER guests.
r .. and Jeny (C) * SENATORS WITH A BAT' m Voice of c.~ary (C) U1W1 Cita . • m U.S. Navy Fil111 (C)
Cod Ind Man "" tho 20ell Ceo· 0 A111ela 1aei,.u (C) Cahf. An· 2:001 Ftce ta. Natioa (C)
tury 1els vs. Wash. Senators at Wash· • Qarlden Ill tlte Arts (C)
GI) A&ricalt.ral Report (C) i on. D.C. G71 CI) a) U.S 0,... W (C)
9:30 fl Miiiie, Miiiie, Music (C) Three ~dl~or~.!lni ~n1 (C) The Uilrd and fln~I round Is tele·
talented youn1 St Louis performers (j) Feature ., ( ) cast from the Champions Golf Club
present a concert of vlolln, ci1llo in Houston, Tex. Defending cham·
and piano cl1ssica, 11:00 fJ ,,..led Held Start (C) "Rhythm pion lee Trevino, Jack Nicklaus,
D Econo111la tor All Aces (C) Instruments." Billy Casper. Julius Boros, Gary
''Money Makes Cents." Fifth and D cm (]) tiE lullwlnklt (C) Player and Ken Venturi are amon1
Sixth graders from Mountain View m hie: ''Ilf1bo1f' (drama) '44 those qualified to play over tha
School In El Monte, Callf. discuss -Tallulah Bankhead. John Hodiak. btautiful, flat and toulh 6,967· l"renoouna@@~1ey o.Rtstrt <C> !! ~~ii;,:n B-:;ti:'~ .. ~ cc> lyard;.:.~1J..;u(C;
6 Oral Robef'tl (C) § (j) Wrestlln1 (C) ~ Feature-(C)
Aqua.,n (C) 11:30 I) Ttll It Lille It Was (C) "The Movie-Go-Round
ano 1 Mano Rlndlefo American Revolution" describes the • uthl de Pasienes
Tllil 11 Ute Ufe (C) black man's part in the American • Co•pass (C)
10:001 Today's Rlllpn (C) Revolution and spotlights some of 2:30 I) Conversatioas W'rtll 1 hydl&.
. Asrlalltu,. USA (C) the War's black heroes. hist (C) "The Meanin1 of Psycho-
Allpls Warnt·llP (C) 8 Milmonu of Man (C) therapy."
@ (]) a) Linus (C) @ CI) a) Discovery (C) The 8 On Campus (C)
, Movie: (~ ''Viva Juanlto!" (ad· geo&raphy, geolo1Y and agriculture • Million $ Movie: (C) ''The Fib•
venture) '65-Pablito Calvo Georie of the 50th state are examined in loua Baron Munclulusen" (drama)
Thomas. ' "Hawaii-land of Volcanoes." (R) '62-Miles Kopecky. Jana Brajova.
I Oral Roberts (C) 0 Movie: "811 Jhn Md.ain" (dra· ml Holiday (C)
ith for Todar (C) ma) '52-John Wayne, Nancy Olson. 3:00 I) Repertoire Worbhop. (C) "Clu
OWi Hall Mlttiftl (C) m Accent on AdiCHI (C) Bradford and Friends." A muslcal·
• Coraan variety program featuring sin1tr
Winp to ~,. (C) Clea Bradford. Also featured are
------------------------Gene Lynn, The John Miion Quartet
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Teenagers and 10un1 adults explore
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Pfofiies of Prooas (C)
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12:30 fJ 6i (j) AAU International Tract
Ind l"itld (C) The Orani e County
Invitational from Norwalk, Calif.
Q m Meet the Prus (C) A special
one·hour edition of the program Is
telecast from the annual U.S. Con·
ference of Mayors in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Among the mayors to be inter·
viewed are Carl B. Stokes (Cleve·
land); Joseph L. Alioto (San Fran·
cisco); Kevin H. White (Bo5ton);
Jerome P. Cavannaulh (Detroit);
and Arthur Natt1lin (Minneapolis). 0 Prtu Conference (C) Demo·
cratlc Conarmman from Riverside,
John Tunney, &uests. Newsmen Al
Wiman, Cherles Waite and Fred
Anderson compose a panel who
press the Con1ressman on his plans
t.o unseat Republlcan Senator George
Murphy.
I TV Worship of the Wat (C)
(]) stot'ies of Succeu (C)
I nsl&flt (C)
12:'5 0 Anpla Wrap-up (C)
1:00 0 Movie: "Cover 51rl" (musical)
'44-Rita H~rth, Gene Kelly. IJ @ (]) W Directions (C) "The
World of Sh1lom of Safed." A SJ>!·
and Don Cunnin1h1m. Pro1~m was
produced in cooperation with St.
Louis public schools. 0 USAC at1111pionsllip Auto R1C9 (C) Indianapolis 500 cars compete
In a live championship race. 0 T1le1 of the Golden West m Soutllem C1lifornl1 Sportscast·
en Celebrity Golf (C) Entertainment
and sports world greats take to
the Calabasas Country Club for the
fifth annual invitational eolf tour·
nament to rai.se funds for needy
graduating colfe1e athletes to con·
tinue their education. ID faeea and PIKU (C) m Mdl11ver & the Colottel 3:30 fJ Insider/Outsider (C) Discussed
Is the creation and survival of bull·
ness in the black community.
I Darin1 Venture (C)
R&D Review (R)
The Rat Patrol (C) 4:001 Viewpoint (C)
Movie: (C) ''The h inted Hilla."
( rama) 'SI-Paul Kelly, Lassie. ID Theatre I: "The Hook." Kirt
l .. ·m~r ·-,~ ~t1n1 Sohre lol Hljoa
Ensign O'Toole
Anttriun Problems (C)
4:301 Ntw1mMm (C) • News (C)
(6) I Dru111 of Jeannie (C)
: lillit1J01en' Nelpborilood
(J) "'"' Parlde (C) · irusiu y Pal1bm
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4:55 0 Wonderful Wortd of Sport (C)
5:00 fJ N"" (C) Clete Roberts .
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D Movie: (C) ''TIM Wlnp If Elates" (adventure) '57 -John
Wayne. Maureen O'Hara.
O Slllppr (C) "View Matt." Sonny
throws Warata h National Park Head-
quarters Into a state of anxious
confusion when he sends for a mail-
order bride for his father. m Men Sriffln (C) Henry Morgen,
Jene Morgan, Pat Cooper, lnarld
Pitt 11nd Ronnie Dyson auest.
IE) Tht New Sound (C)
@(3) Seven Ml Theatre: "Zorro
the Aven1er."
EE Solptl 4lf au11t
fl) 00 Meet HM Pms (C)
EJl) What's Newt (C) (R)
g)TOfOI
al R1111 for Yoar Life
5:JO IJ 9' Ci) Amateur Hour (C)
0 S~ Up (C) Bill Leyden.
O PolU ,.,... (C) Dick Sinclair
and the gana honor Dad on Father's
Day.
fJ Gldret (C)
EE Tllinl Man
Q;)@ f•tMrt
EJl) Sptdru• (C) (R) mni. Dakota
EVENING
6:00 f) Qj Ci) TM 21st Century (C)
{30) "Tomorrow ... Today." A re·
port on how scientists simulate the
future in order to solve technoloai·
cal problems man may experience
at future times. Walter Cronkite
takes a simulated "walk" on the
moon. (R)
O It's Academic (C) (30)
fJ Secret Acent (60)
al I sflciM I Man and tht Sea (C)
(60) Col. John 0. Craig relates the
story of the personalities that mike
up the U.S. Navy demolition teams.
EE Willi•m Tell (30)
ml Cl) ConlJ"tSllonal Report (C)
(30)
EJl) faca of Bullnta (C) (30)
Charles Luce, chief executive officer
of Consolidated Edison of New Yori!,
is interviewed by T. A. Wise of For-
tune Magazine.
al Man fro111 UNCU (C) (60)
6:30 1J Ralph Story (C) (30)
0 ~@ m frank MtSM (C)
(30)
0 Steft Ali.ti 5'low (C) (90) LOU·
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Amsterdam and steve Martin guest m I lowt Lucy (30)
EE Merq'* 22 (60) m Th frtndl Chef (30) Julia
Child prepares sweetbreads and
brains.
Q!) Ci) SllippJ (C) (30)
7:00 IJ ~ (i) lUlit (C) (30) lassie
takes to lhe wilderness to intercept
a German shepherd K-9 dor crazed
by the sounds or earth blastinf.
Part I of two·part story. (R)
B ~@ m Hudl Finn (C) (30)
''The Menace In the Ice." The
Younasters are saved from a tidal
wave by a submarine craw whose
captain has evil desicns on the
world. (R)
o Ci1J rn m u..d °' tt1e ai.m (C) (60) "Target: Earth." Mark.
Valerie and rttzhuah help a rlant
scientist complete a pcwer plant
for a space ship, not knowinr It
wlll be used against Earth. (R) fJ Whit's MJ Unt? (C) (30) Wally
Bruner hosts. m I 11'15,•Ali June With TM Kini
f amllJ (C) 160) The Klog Family
takes a musical excursion throurh
the famous Los Anaeles Alborelum,
noted for beautiful plants from all
parts of the world, Its birds and
historical slcnlf1eance. m PISSC)Ot't to Travel (C) (30)
''ihe Balkans." A visit to Yugoslavia
with Hal Sawyer.
EJl) Scteculatlon (60) "The Roots of
Violence." (R)
ti) Do·Re-MI (30)
7:30 1J ~ Ci) Qlfltlt ltn (C) (30)
Mark is trapped by flood waters
in the Everalades and, while rout·
Ing wildlife to safey, come$ across
an old·timer who Is struggling In
g0cksand. (R)
0 Q1 00 m Walt Disney (C) (60)
"The Horse or the West." Rex Allen
is host and narrator of a drama
about a champion quarter horse
that is mistakenly sold at an auc·
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Nit'' (mystery) '59 -Allan Ladd,
Carolyn Jones.
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8:00 1J ~ Ci) Ed Sulliv.n (C) (60)
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0 ROLLER GAMES·LIVE (C) band when she and her half-breed ID Ltbor Report (C) (30) R baby are rescued from Indians. EE M1t1lon foni• * T·BI DS vs. PIONEERS Mar1ette Hartley (Uesta. (R) tE David tullklnd (C) (2 hr) ''Why 0 Roll• Games (C) (2 hr) T·Birds D (i1J (I)&> AIC SUlldlJ M"lt: Do People Kill Themselvesr• ind vs. Midwest Pioneers. "iunnJ llkt Ta Miiiin(' (suspense) fJ @ (3) (8 Tiie Fii (C) (60) '65 -Sir Laurence Olivier, Carol "The Boss of All Astronauts."
''Out of control." Inspector Erskine lynley, Keir Dullea, Noel Coward, ill Qra Tlltro (60)
links the death of a U.S. border Martita Hunt. The Zombies. When 10:30 O WOl'W TOtlOfrw (C) (30)
patrolman lo a shady oil well OP· Ann lake aoes to pick up her four-m Joe PyM (C) (2 hr)
eratlon near the Texas·Mexlco bor· year·old dauahter Bunny. at I Lon· &J Kathryn KuMala (C) (30)
der. (R) don nursery school, she 1s told that m Movie: "Th• Bi& Sky" (western) there is no record of the child hav-11:00 II D fJ m """ (C)
'52-Kirk Doualas, Eliiabeth Threatt. Ing been brvuatit there. Inspector I c..tlledral of To.nw (C) EE Tiie fisher fa111llJ (30) Newhouse of Scotland Yard hints • TwiN&trt Z.oM
EJl) Soncls of Su•mtr (C) (2 hr) that the whole stOfY could be a Wiid Mwtml9 (C) "Expedition
"Gatlinburg Folk Festival of the figment of tht youn1 unmarried to Ancel Fills." The hlcflest water·
Smokies." Steve Allen hosts hi&h· mother's lm111lnatlon. (R) falls In the world, located In the
lights from the Smokie Mountains I Wttllend Ntwa (C) (30) remote reaches of Venezuela, are
Folk Festival in Tennessee, where ftwtet Quan (30) shown.
artists and craftsmen gather with • Oo•lnro• Htfda: (60) @(})@(j)Qt(i) NNI (C)
folk singe!s for the traditional 9:30 I News (C) (30) 11:15 0 Movit: (C) "leUt of Ntw ::~~==:I.Mexicano (60) My Moth«, tile Car (C) (30) Yott'' (musical) '51-fnld Astalra,
i:w Mr. I Mra. ~ (30) Vera-Ellen.
8:30 B ~ ~ m Tlte Mot~B·~~-1.n 10:00 11 ml Ci) Mlsaloa: l•pouiblt (C) 11:30 1J M"lt: (C) ...,.... SUIMlown ....
(l} {30) 'Two on the "!sle. The (60) Ail electronically auarded pris· (adventure) ~Robert Mitchum,
Hubbuds and Buell~ f1aht over on confronts tht IMF when they Debonh Kerr.
theatre tic. kets and wish they had try to free a polltlcal prisoner s t.ei. .. n l lttllfJ (C) neve~le~mew <~~) (30) (Richard Garland) from en escap• !Jbc!AL;t Hew Tt Stop s.-. &J Tiit World To111trrow (30) proof atass cell. (R) ill (C) Part Ill of Dr. Donald Fr9d· EE B 9 (6) m MJ frltftd TOtlJ (C) rlck90n'I cllnlc.
9:00 f)~ (j) PREMIERE H•Hn (C) (60) •'fiii Shortest Courtship." 0) l1le Eaptt11 (C)
{ro) Recordin11 stars who have Tony Novello becomes en unwillina Qj@ ''*altt (C)
made American country music bridegroom after belnc blackmailed 11 •45 m Mewlt· "'11• Owtfllndtrl" (dr1 ~rid-famous . converae ~n Nash· Into particlpatlna in 1n intemltlonal • ma) •46 .:.._ Chips Rifferty Diphn~
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For morning and afternoon
llstinp, please Sef" DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. llelow,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tions reserve the right to
change. programming with·
out advance notice.
DAmME MOVIES
9:00 0 "Bir DeldlJ Ga .. " (mystery) '~loyd Bridges, Simone Silva.
0 (C) "fomer Dar1ln1" (comedy) ·~ucllle Ball, Desi Amaz.
9:30 fJ ''Adventures of Captain Fabian"
(adventure) '51-Errol Aynn, Vin·
cent Price.
12:00 U (C) ''Setlllnote Uprisln(' (adven·
ture) -George Montgomery, Karin
Booth.
12:30 m (C) "To the Shoru of Tripoli''
(drama) '42-John Payne. "Mission
Of Ult Suhawt" (adventure) '62-
Terence Morgan.
2:00 m "'Sited No T11B" (drama) '48
-June Vincent, Wallace Ford.
3:00 fJ "Lowe in Ult Aftlmoott" (com-
edy) '57-Cary Coope r, Audrey Hep·
bum.
4:30 tJ "Great Guns" (comedy) '41-
Laurel & Hardy.
fVENING
6:00 IJ Tiit Bl& News (C) (60) Jerry
Dun~. D m HunUtJ·Brfnkley (C) (30)
U Angels Have Twins, * or vice versa? Watch!
U An&tls 1...0.11 (C) (2'h hr)
Angels vs. Minnesota Twins. 0 Sil O'Clock Movie: (C) ..,_..
.-,.... (mystery) '64-Richard Todd,
Marianne Koch.
11 SpJ (C) (60)
I Love Lucy (60)
Batman (C) (30)
Merv Griffin (C) (90) ~at's NW? (C) (30) "Amert·
cana-Trolleys." A look at the fas·
clnatlng history of trains and trol -
leys and the advent of high·speed
transportation.
I Un Color Para Esta Piel (30)
KPUI News (C) (60)
6:30 KNBC N...,.rvict (C) (60)
Voyare to ~ lotto• of till
Sta ~) (60) ~ 6 Huntl.,·Brinlllty (C) (30)
E!) aJltn&U (30) "Vocational
Education." A group of students U ·
plores a wide range of vocational
subjects in the Los Angeles City
Adult Schools.
I Ci) m News (C) (30)
fiiOtidero 34 (C) (60)
7:00 CIS &.n.int News (C) (30)
W1aat's My lint? (C) (30) Wally
Bruner and Arlene Francis welcome
1uests Soupy Sales, Joanna Barnes
and Nipsey Russell . m Password (C) (30) A(nes Moore-
head and Barry Nelson guest.
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EJl) tlst•n WlllCIOia ind Modem rifles to the lndlans. (R)
life (30) "Nonsense." Alan Watts 0 "The Baron" penetrate.s
discusses the Idea of sense as a * h I property ol symbols rather thin of t e ron Curtain
the real world. in this gripping
I m F111t1ty Afl1lr (C) (30) suspense thriller
C&11r's World (C) (30) B TN &.ron (C) (60)
Dr11111 House (C) (30) @CI)&) Tiie Outcasts (C)
7;30 (i!l Ci) Cutmiokt (C) (60) "lo· (60) "My Name Is Jemal." Cav1lry·
bo." A weathered mount1ln man men taking a sereeant to be haneed
(Todd Annstron&} persuades Mar· substitute Jamal David lor their
shal Dillon to help him track 1n prisoner. (R)
elusive. reneeade wolf. hoping to Ql) NET Joum1I (60) "Burm1/Kore1
find the wild bee.st before it is -Uneasy Peace." Two half-hour
slain by a pack of bounty hunters. documentaries point out the mill·
~R tary and economic proeress ol two 8:' I Dre1m of JNnnle (C) (30) dissimilar Asian regimes. The first
annie and the Top Secret Se· film penetrates the "bamboo cur·
cret." Jeannie gets Tony in trouble tain " for a look at the buildin1 of
with Pentaaon officials when she a modem military aocialist welfare
turns top secret film Into a home state. The second documentary
movie. (fil looks at the booming South Korean O @ Cl) al Tht Aven1en (C) economy based on assistance from
(60) ''The See.Through Man." John outside sources.
Steed and Emma Peel investiaate I Ci) The Aintstones (C) (30)
the report of a clerk In the Minis· L1 Bfuj1 M1ldlt1 (30)
try of Defense that he was knocked 9:30 F1111lly Affair (C) (30) The
senseless by an invisible assailant. twins get permission to brlna home
(R) . their pal, Oliver, who turns out to 0 Million $ Mov1t: (C) "Thirty· be a laree doe that t1kes 1n in·
Nine Steps" ('!'ystery) '60 -Ken· stant dislike to Uncle Bill. (R)
neth More, Taina Elg. I Newa (C) (30) I Truth or Co11seq1111t1Ces (C) (30) 12 O'Clodi Hiafl (60)
Peoy MISOn (60) (j) Mcff1le's Nny (30) lnnontlons (30) "Space Probe • RMsta Musical (30)
Innovations." Dr. Richard Brenne· 10:00 Qt Ci) PREMIERE C.ol l11r·
man views examples of new tech· nett Pments tile Ji••it Rodeen
nolo&Y t.aken rrom unmanned space Show (C) (60) Sinaers Wayne New·
exploration. . ton and Dana Valery are the guests
@m Dutlo de P1saones (30) tor this premiere broadcast of Jim·
8:00 0 8:' lauafl·ln (C) (60) Don rnle Rodaers' summer show. Reau·
Rickles 1uests as a Dutch boy, a lars for the series are Lyle Wa1·
chorus boy and a teacher or stu· goner. V'ickl Lawrence, Nancy Austin,
dent rebels. (R) Bill fanning, Don Crichton am1 The m Hazel (C) (30) • Buraundy Street Singers.
fE World Press (C) <60> A sum· 0 TOM REDDIN ' N mary of &lobal press reactions to • . . • ews
international, national and local is· * With Conv1ct1on!
sues. I m News (C) (60) 61) Comlcos 1 C.nclones (30) @ CV a> Didi Clvett (C) (60)
8:30 IJ Qt (j) H•e's Lucy (C) (30) Dell• (C) (60) Della Reese,
Lucy takes Uncle Harry to the air· Sandy Baron are featured.
port for an important business trip EI!) firine Line (C) (60) "Colleees
and while in the terminal she is in Crisis." Mr. Buckley t.alk! with
suddenly entrusted with a secret Professor Alfred Conrad, City Col·
formula upon which the safety of leee of New York~ Professor Allen
the free world depends. (R) Grossman, Brandeis; and Professor
B Colden Y_!l•&e (C) (30) Jeffrey Hart, Dartmouth.
@(I) QJ The Cuns of Will I lhri1n1 (30) Sonnttt (C) (30) "Time Is the 10:30 News (C) (30) Bill Johns.
Rider." Jeff joins up with three • F1ll1Ste Corazon (30)
men who claim to be partners with 11:00 0 0 @m 8:' &) News (C)
his aunfighter father. Major Cross Alfred Hitckodl
and his two friends tell Jeff that • Movie: "llin1 ol tilt Aolrin1
they are partners in a gold mine Twenties" (drama) '61-David J1ns·
.-1th James and Jett leaves a note sen, Midtey Rooney.
for his erandlather. (R) m Hu•pllfey loprt Filn1 ftstlv1I:
I Merv Griffin (C) (90) "Conflict" (1945), co-starrin& Alexis
Run for Your lift (C) (60) Smith.
TV Musical OU.rt (30) ID Movie: "The Beut of M1neil·
9:00 M1Jberry RfD (C) (30) City les"ri1rama) '5~tephen Boyd.
Councilman Sam is interviewed by @ ~ 00 9 CJ) News (C)
a teenage girl for a high school 11:30 I) ovit: (C) "Wild Herftace"
class project, and the youngster (drama) '58 -Troy Donahue, Will
falls head over heels in love with Rogers Jr., Maureen O'Sullivan.
him. Darlene Carr guests. (R) 0 ~@ 8:' Tonipt Show (C) 0 ~ (6) 8:' NBC Mond1y Movie: 0 ifovit: "All Bibi 1nd tltt Forty
(C) ''T11e P11ln1m1n" (adventure) Thieves" (fantasy) '43-Jon Hall.
'6&-Henry Silva, Don Murray, Abby U @@a> Joey Bidlop (C)
Dalton, Edward Binns, Bradford Dill· 12:30 G) Action Theatre: "Eiahteen and
man, Guy Stockwell. Led by Crazy Anxious."
Knife, some Cheyennes armed with 12:50 fJ Movie: ''The lr1in From Pllftet
repeater rifles ambush Wild Biii Arous'' (sci-Ii) '58 -John Agar,
Hicilok. After his release Wild Bill Jice Meadows.
hitches a ride on a staaecoach 1:00 • Spukinr FrNly (C)
driven by Calamity Jane, whose Community Bulletin lo1rd (C)
passengers Include a stranger named NIWI (C)
Lattimer, the dishonorable merchant l: 15 Movie: "Hifh Alatrt" (drama)
who has been sellina the stolen '58-Ray Miiiand, Anthony Newley.
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TUESDAY
JUNE 17
For morninc and afternoon
Ustinp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. AH 1ta·
tions reserve the rlcht to
chance proeramminc with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
~ n""' c.no," (western) '
Narrated by Tex Ritter.
fJ 'fla•• of lart.al'J c.ast'' (west·
em) '4~John Wayne, Ann Dvorak.
t:30 fJ "la ltllt AMerie1lne" (comedy)
'62-Robert Ohery, Colette Brasset.
12:GO D "lpl11 • Dirk Wttl" (drama) '56
-faith Oomer1ue. lee Patterson.
12:30 m "T1le Leqe.-(mystery) '44-
llird Cte1ar. "He RH All Ute Wa,..
(mystery) '51-.lohn G1rfleld.
2:00 m "Roo. In UM Hoae" (drama)
'5"""6--Patrlck Barr, Marjorie Rhodes.
3:00 0 (C) '1..ou of lnneunc." (dra·
ma) '61-Ktnntth More, Danielle
Darritlll,
4:30 R CC) "lllt 5000 Fin&•l'I et Dr. 'F' (fantasy) '53 -Hans Conrltd,
Peter Lind Hayes, Mary Healy.
I V f "J I ~~ (;
5:00 8 TIM 111 News (C) (60) Je
Dunphy.
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I m Ha11tlty-lri11k1t7 (C) (30)
SIM AlltA sa... (C) (9o) Dick
Cavett. Polly Beraen, Jose Feliciano
and Vidal Sassoon euest.
'9 Six O'CJed Mewle: (C) "'Cala•·
Jane ud Sa• Ina" (western)
9--Yvonne Oe Car1o. Howard Duff.
11 SPJ (C) (60)
I love l.uq (60)
a.11 .. 11 (C) (30)
Cl) Merv QrlfHn (C) (90)
Wllafs N.-1 (C) (30) "The
Oldest City." Two children visJt st.
Au1ustine, Florida, and a swash·
bucklln1 Spanish captain lakes them
on a tour of the city.
@I) Un Color hra f:.tl Piel (30)
&) U'l.M Ntwl (C) (60)
6:30 ! DIC Ntwtmlc:t (C) (60)
YOJIP tlD Ult lotliHI ef Ute
a ID (60) 9 @ HuntltJ·lriokltJ (C) (30)
fl) Focus en s.edta (C) (30) ''The
Vasa Ski Rae.a." A look at the arand·
est ski race In the world, held In
honor of Kina Gustavus VaS1. 9 CJ) m Ntwa (C) (30)
fl) fleticiwt 34 (C) (60)
7:00 R CIS Ewtnin1 Ntw1 (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
I Mat's MJ Une? (C) (30)
Pmwerd (C) (30)
Cl) u.ica! (C) (30) M•• Open Hoa. (30) "Ja-
panue Temple Sculpture.'' Usina U ·
amples from th• 7th to the 14th
centuries, Russell Connor traces the
development or Buddhist art in JI·
pan u ll absorbed Chinese and
Indian influences.
I Ci) TM Ceod Cuys (C) (30)
Islands In t9'e Sun (C) (30)
Dr11111 HollM (C) (30)
ORIENT EXPllESS-Toay Sudltr
(kft) ucl Ralpla vou..,, _Pol*lar
DAPldub ud telnWoa ...._ duo,
1Jn lhdr latuaadoul ~
don of "BW Balk1,. ID a spot oe
The Rtd Skdtoa Hour, Tuesday at 1:30 PM ln color Oft cas.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WUX, JUNE' l•. 1969
1:)0 a a Cl) u-<C> <60> Scott
finds him.self succumbln1 to the
wiles of a lovely alrt (Brenda Scott)
who has convinc:td the lanc.ra she
Is in Callfomla to dlapoie of her
late arandfather's estete. (R)
0 @ Cl) m Star Trtk (C) (60)
''Day of11ie l>Ove." The USS Enter·
prise becomes a ship of hatred as
the officers battle Klinaon1 and
eventually ueh other. (R)
D ** 1n111 (30)
D (jj) CJ) EE IM Sq..i <C> (60) '1rur Is the Buckin1 Horse." The
aquad works a rodeo, undercover,
c.en author. Miiier "mlnlaa lbout
his fife and •of'k. Im Qeldle Aw .. laltt (C) (30)
t:JO 8 9 Ci) Dtfta Der (C) (30) A
tli0u1htful &ift from LeRoy. '" In·
tiq111 chl mlna clock. almost ca11111
Ooris to S11c:cumb to complete php·
icll exhaustion-because the clock
chimes so loudly that It is impos.
slble for her to slt19. (R) u @ rn m mo <C> <30> "Th• Case of the Shady lady." When a
bta ut iful IO·IO dancer ICCUMI "'
Influential builneaman of hlvlq
murdered her husband after his
death had been ruled 1 suicide, to protect a TV co~ star whoae Oetectivt Corso ..u out to aubsttn·
Ure has been thrutened. Monte tlate her charae. (R)
Markham. Ed Btat.IJ IUtSl (R) I""' (C) (30) Ted Meyers. fJ Mii ... $ llloN: (C) ""Deeter ii 12 O'Clecl HIP (60)
Lowe" (comedy} '62-Mldlael Cral1. • HtJ (30)
Vir1inla Maskell. lO:OOllQl())w .... Wlllt, WllH, m Trirlll or c:.a.q...,. (C) (30) ~ (C) (30) "Inflation." Ropr ID Perry MIMn (60) Mudd reparts 11 CBS News cameras
fli) TM Frt~ CW (30) (R) focus on the Asher famUy of la·
Crom, Wisconsin, lhowlna how the ill helt de ,..._ (30) national situation it reflected In
1:00 8 PROllEIE SceM 70 (C) (60) what the dollar squeeze has done
Tuna1• dance show. lo them. m "., .. <C> <3o> 8 m ..... <C> <60>
fll) Mo11tlftJ jm. <C> (60) Per· cm (]) EB Dkk c...u iC) (60)
rormances from the "blues after· D Della (C) (60)
noon" of the Septemti.r Monterey fli) USC Mmlc Flldwal (60) John
festival are featured. Performers In-Crown hosts a proaram of two IOlo
elude Clara W1rd and her Gospel presentations: student David GrMn
Sin1ers. T-Bone Walker, B, B. Kini playln1 Bach ind Hindemith on the
end Ritchie Havens. flute: and Oennls Schuck. of the
@I) Dbcitllle4llH a 8o-Co (60) 1uitar faculty, with •lectlons from
Villa Lobos and Dt Falla.
l:lO 11 a Ci) bet Sllelton (C) (60) Cl) Mad11a (30) Tony Sandler and Ralph Youn1 ..
fUest. The mayor ol Cactus Gulch 10:l0 8 MlT ..,.,... (C) (~0) Israel/
(Henry Corden) threatens to fire Jordan Two Years Liter. Clete Rob·
crooked sheriff Deadeye (Skelton) erts reports on the life ind under·
unless he catches a pair of touah 1Yln1 struuJe for power In the
desperadoes known as The Sin1in1 crlsls·torn Middle Ent.
Bandits (Sandler & Youn1). (R) Q) Ntwl (C) (30) Bill Johns.
0 QJ @ m Jutia (C) (30) "The 9 Ci) DAI a.,.rta (C) (30)
Solid Brass Snow Job." A medical ti) Fallaste CenlN (30)
supply salesman (Peter Leeds) hires 11:00 a 0 D fl) m m ..... (C)
a handt0me youna man (Leonard _ Alfred HltdNitd
Simon) to romance nurse Julia ..
Baker into buyin1 from his com· 0 Mewle: (C) "lleed Alley" (ad·
pany. (R) venture) 'S~John Wayne, Lauren
0 (ii) Cl) EE It TU. a T1Mef (C) Bacall.
(60) ."Hana Across the Border'' Pert m H11.,11ir17 loptt A• fatinl:
I. Joseph Cotten euests as Colonel ''The Amazln1 , Dr. Clitterbouu"
Heinrich, hud of East German M· (1938), co·stamn1 Edward G. Rob·
curity, who Imprisons Alexander lnson.
Mundy as an American spy. (R) ID Mewle: "S..rt Cirts Doll't Tiit" m MlfY Crtffla (C) (90) Pew (drama) '41-Virainia Mayo, Brue.
Flemin1. Nicol Williamson, Mickey Bennett. Robert Hutton.
Manne11. Ronnie Dyson, Vinni• Bur· Im (1) ~ (j) 8 (j) ,.... (C)
rows, Emmy Lou Harris end Selma Eli) Raq:u Newa C.nfwena
Diamond euest. ll:30 II llewie: ,..._ ., a Douillr' a> R11n ftf YOtlf Ufe (C) (60) (mystery) '42-.lo$89h Cotten, Tert·
t:OO 0 9 00 i1f' NIC T....say ~ sa Wrlahl
(Cj "IMi(s tirata" (adventure) '67 D ~ (l) 6D Toalcllt a.. (C)
-Oou1 McClure, Jiii St. John, Guy g Mewie: ..,_. Md Fu...,..
Stockwell. An 18th century com· (flntasy) '43-Robert Benchley.
edy-adventure about British ~avy fJ cm r4'I ~ Jo., IW., (C) atlempts to penetrate a pirate 1.1..1 1i6I
slron&hold et Mada111car. When 12:30 m n S.uet strip
British naval oHiur Brian Flemin1 II) Actlu Tlltatre: "Miraculous
is revealed as a spy, his life la Journey."
spared by the buutiful pirate col· 12:50 D Mewl•: "Mu lean .... ......,.
ony leader who fells in love with (mystery) '53--Georae Brent
him, thus brln1in1 about the en-l:OO DD,.... (C) w~ of pirate captain John Avtry. ' 1J C.-ltJ hlltti• INnl (C)
D Slilltu11 5 (C) (60) Joannie 1:15 fJ Mewle: "Maa 111 .._ W
Sommen Is feetured alona with (mystery) '58-Jttf Chandler, Onon
Frankie Avalon and Buddy Greco. Welles.
fil) NET fatlval (C) (60) "The 1:30 m All"'"llM Sllew: "Tonfaht Wt
Wor1d of Henry Miller." Study of Raid Calais,'' "The Blind Goddut."
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now for sale. Much of the remalnina land will never be sold. California
Pines Is not a commerci1I resort -not sold as a hed&e 111inst inflation
or 1s an ipvestment for profit alone -but as a refuae from the smoc
and strife of our cities for f1mllies who w1nt to own a share of unspoiled
California. Ownership of property in the Lake Country 1ives 10'!r family
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WEDNESDAY
JUNE 18
For morning and afternoon
listings, please Sff 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
9:00 U "l.ov• of Cannen" (drama) '48
-Rita Hayworth.
0 "Just Actou the Stnet'' (com·
iify) '52-John Lund. Ann Sheridan.
9:30 fJ "lrffham Youn(' (drama) '40
-llnda Darnell, Tyrone Power.
12:00 U "So Soon To .Die'' (drama) 'S7
-Richard Basehart, Anne BanCToft.
12:30 m "A Dispatch from Rtmn"
(drama) '40-£.dward G. Robinson.
"A Same of Death" (drama) '46-
John Loder.
2:00 II) "Inner Slneb1111" (mystery) '48
-Mary Beth Hughes, Lee Patrick.
3:00 0 (C) ''llCMlor of Hurts" (ro-
mance) '58-iiardy Kruger, Sylvia
Syms.
4:30 fJ (C) "RNcf to Dtnm" (west·
ern) 'SS-John Payne, Mona Free·
man.
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6:00 fJ T1lt 111 News (C) (60) Jerry
Dun~. D m Huntlty-lrink!IJ (C) (30)
IJ Will ANGELS MAKE * TWINS SEE DOUBLE?
D Anpls BIMhn (C) c21;. hr)
Calif. Angels vs. Minn. Twins at
Minnesota. 0 Six O'Clodl Movie: ''TM Devil
Mak.es ThrM'' (drama) 'S2-Gene
Kelly, Pier Angeli.
11 Spy (C) (60)
I Lowe Lucy (60)
labllan (C) (30) 00 Merv IMffln (C) (90)
What's New? (C) (30) '1he
Eighth Wonder." Cameras follow a
youngster around the Astrodome In
Houston, where he daydreams about
operating the scoreboard and broad·
casting a baseball game.
f!) Un Color Para Esta Plel (30) m KPLM Newi (C) (60)
6:30 0 KNIC Newterviet (C) (60) m Yoya11 to the Bottom of tlle
Sea (C) (60) t,i1 @ Huntley-BrinkltJ (C) (30)
Ell) let's Talk About Tnn1 (30)
"Our Teens Get I nvotved." Marlon
Marshall uses films, rol1t playing
and Interviews to show teenaee pro·
grams involving the community.
~ (j) m News (C) (30) al Noticiero 34 (C) (60)
7:00 11 CBS Evenin1 News (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
! Whit's My Line? (C) (30)
Pmword (C) (30)
@ You Asked for It (30)
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI(, JUNE 14, 1969
Ell) Feature (C) (30) "Between the
Tides." 9 (j) Beverly Hlllbllllts (C) (30) m Wandethm '(C) (30) e> Dream Ho1111 (C) (30)
7:30 fJ Tman (C) (60) Jai Is double-
crossed by an unscrupulous trapper
who agrees to help the boy hide his
pet leopard so it can't be taken
to a zoo and then plots to steal the
leopard and sell it to the highest
bidder. (R)
0 Ci} Ci) m The Vir&in~n (C)
(90) "Last Grave at Socorro Creek."
The Virginian ferrets out suspects
respansible for the lynching of an
old friend. Steve Ihnat, Lonny
Chapman, Ellen McRae and Devin
western university plan and execute
a senseless crime. (R)
Ell) News In Perspective (C) (60)
'1he Crisis In the Catholic Church."
New York Times relialon editor Ed·
ward B. f15ke, Dr. Jaroslav Jin
Pelikar of the Yale Divinity School,
and editor Philip Scharper of Shead
and Wa rd Publishers discuss the
current problems of the church.
fit) Sylvia y Enrique (60)
9:30 R Qj (i) Srltfl Aaes (C) (30) The DoUiTas household Is thrown
Into chaos when 1 Hungari1n Im.
migrant (Wolfe Barzell), who ap.
parently saved the Ille of Lisa's
uncle during the war, arrives and
tries to entrench lfimself as a llv•
in handyman. (R) Coughlin guest. (R) fJ News (C) (30) Ted Meyers.
O @(]),Cl)Here Co1u the 11)120'ClockHl&ll (60) Brides (C) (60) "The Flremaker."
Jason's lead topper, Redmond Bass, 10:00 fJ 9 (i) Hawaii Flvt·O (C) (60)
is accused of setting forest fires by Stev~ MCGarrett and his special In·
timber owner Matt Balter. Monte vestrga~ive ~eam are called In when
Markham guests as Bass. and Ed· a Winnmg ticket in a numbers game
ward Asner guests as Balter. (R) turns out to be a loser and a young
""' Million $ Movie· "Intent To Kiii" Army corparal (Johnny Crawford) la ,.. , , · accused of a crime. (R) (drama) 59-Rtehard Todd, Betsy 0 @ ct) m Tiit Outsider (C)
Drake. (60) '"for Members Only." Private m Truth or ConMC1uence1 (C) (30) investigator David Ross probes Into m Ptny Muon (60) exclusive men's club in hopes of ED Joyce Chen Cooks (30) unc-0verin1 cheating after a series
~ (j) Be.st or Hollywood (2 hr) of unusual high losses among card·
al Dutlo de Paslonts (30) ~laying members.
8:00 m Hazel (C) (30) Della (C) (60) I m Nns (C) (60)
ED St>ectrum (C) (30) "Abu Sim Specul ation (60) "But I
bel." A documentary on the massive wouldn't Wirnt To Live There."
elfo.rt of UNESCO that saved the Keith Berwick welcomes author
ancient temples of Ramses II from Norman Corwin and author Richard
the waters of .the Niie River when Levinson for a spirited discussion
the Aswan High Dam was con-of the relative merib and demerits
structed. of life in Los Angeles and In New
€I) Miertoles Musl~I (30) York.
8:1S D Ancels Wrap-up (C) fit) Mariana (30)
8:30 6 The Sood Guys (C) (30) An 10:30 ID News (C) (30) Bill Johns,
elderly Greek workman (Titos Van· al Falluta Corazon (30)
dis) offers to do odd lobs around 11:00 fJ D 0 al m Cl) News (C)
Bert's Place and keeps himself busy O Alfred Hitchcock
fixing the things he accidentally r.. Movie· ''The last Milt" (dra-breaks. (R) ,.. , .., ·
8 Win With Ult Sbrs (C) (30) ma) Sr-Mickey Rooney, Don Barry.
(fi'J 00 ,m Tltt King Family (C) ~ Humpllr~ ,!901art Fiim Festival:
(30) "Walking Happy'' is the open· Bleck ~g1on (1937), co·starring
ing tune. (R) Ann Shtnden.
I Merv Sriffin (C) (90) m Movie: ''The Foretaan Went to
Run for Your Life (C) (60) France" (drama) '42-Robert Mor·
In.sight (30) A look at the musi· ley, Constance Cummings.
cal talent. O! . End re Balogh, a 14· @ (1) Q) (.iJ 9 Cl) News (C)
year.old v1ohnast, who has won two
national awards and performed as 11:30 8 Movie: ''Cfy in the Nictrr
soloist with more than 33 symphony (mystery) 'S7-Raymond Burr, Na·
orchestras. talie Wood.
al Sonrlsls (30) 0 @ (!) m Tonipt Show (C)
9:00 11 ltvtfly Hillbillies (C) (30) Afraid D Movie: "Th• l'tlantom Lady"
that Elly May might marry Eb (Tom (mystery) '#-Franchot Tone, Ella
Lester from Green Acres) and de· Raines.
pasit the Clampett fortune in Sam 0 @CV m Joey BisMp (C)
Drucker's (Frank Cady) bank, Mr. •
Drysdale convinces movie star Dash 12.30 m 77 Sunset Strip
Rlprock (Larry Pennell) to mas-II) Action Tlltabt: "Thunder Over
querade as a country·boy and court Tangier."
~ May. (R) 12:40 O Movie: "Inside Utt Malia" (dra· D ~ @ m Kraft Music Hall (C) ma) '59--tameron Mitchell Elaine
(60) Sandler & Young and Judy fdwards. ' Carne welcome guests Frank Gorshin
and Norman Wisdom from London. 1:00 0 0 News (C)
8 Wresttln1 (C) (60) D Community Bulletin Board (C)
@(3) m ABC Wednesday • -, Movie: •'?Ompulsion" (drama) '59-1.15 Cl' .~ovlt: ~rn stripes In ~
Orson Welles, Diane Varsi, Dean Sun (drama) S5-Aldo Ray, Drck
Stockwell, Bradfo rd Dillman. Meyer York.
Levin's account of Chicago's in· 1:30 m All·NiaM Sltow: '1he Great Dan
famous "crime of the century," Patch," "Donovan's Brain," and
when two law students at a mid· '1he Astonished Heart."
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Della Reese invaded the ranks of tele-
visfon variety hosts this past week with her
new syndicated daily show, "Della,'' a fast-
paced program with the emphasis on music
and comedy.
Jn Los Angeles, "Della" is aired each
weekday over KHJ, Channel 9, at 10 PM,
and in San Francisco over KTVU, Channel
2 at 9 PM.
It represents a break-through in more
ways than one. Della is the first lady to
invade the roster of personality-hosts of a
variety show, a bastion previously dominated
by men-Dave Garroway, Merv Griffin,
Johny Carson, Mike Douglas and Joey
Bishop to name but a few.
To be sure, girls have been nibbling at
the edges of the personality-host spot with
talk shows like that of Gypsy Rose Lee or
sitting in for a vacationing Carson or Bishop,
but Della is the first with her own permanent
spot.
Della is backed by a power packed team
both on and off camera. Sandy Baron pro-
vides his specialty of improvisational com-
edy that helps get guests involved in the
center stage action and Della is backed by
the largest orchestra of any syndicated show.
Peter Myers heads the 15-piece band that
includes such music greats as Herb Ellis on
guitar, Mervin Jenkins on piano, Earl Palmer
on drums and Chuck Domanico on the bass.
Woody Fraser, the young genius who cre-
ated The Mike Douglas Show and launched
Dick Cavett on his career as a television
host, is the executive producer and creator
of "Della" as well as a vice president in
Della Ruse and I eaturtd per/ or mer Sandy Baron.
charge of programming for RKO General. "I didn't think of singing as a way to
Rick Rosner who was associate producer make money because gospel groups barely
on the Douglas show, and Hank. Behar, a collected enough nickels, dimes and dollan
brilliant director from New York television, to make it to the next meeting or back
round out the control booth generals. home," Della recalls.
Sandy Baron has been humor's man in Some friends advised her to try popular
motion, starring in movies (If It's Tuesday, singing and after break.ing into show busi-
This Must Be Belgium), on television (Hey, ness in the nightclubs of Detroit, Della was
Landlord!), on Broadway, in supperclubs hired by band leader Erskine Hawk.ins. She
and with comedy record albums. stayed with Hawkins for nine months.
Della is one of the best known singers in "I learned great singing discipline with
the world and is no stranger to television Hawkins," Della said. ''I had to b«ause
audiences, having made more than 300 be would only let me sing three song&-
guest appearances prior to the debut of 'Sincerely,'' 'Teach Me Tonight' and 'Let
"Della," mcluding a record I 8 appearances Me Go, Lover.' 1 became tired of singing
on the Ed Sullivan Show, The Hollywood three son~ after the first week. To provide
Palace, The Perry Como Show, and those some vanety, I learned bow to change the
of Johnny Carson, Joey Bishop, Mike Doug-style of delivery. One night I would do
las and Merv Griffin. them as jump tunes, the next as blues or
She began singing in the church choir of in a Latin style-anything to keep from
her family's church in her native Detroit at going stir crazy."
the age of six and was the featured soloist The result of this musical trial was the
of the church's weekly Sunday night radio throaty golden tone with unique phrasing
broadcast. that made her a sensation when her first
When Della was 13, the great gospel sing-records went on sale across the nation.
er, Mahalia Jackson, came to Detroit to Della's first record, "In the Still of the
give a concert at the church. A lyric soprano Night," sold five hundred thousand copies
in Mahalia's troupe became ill and Della's and her next, "And That Reminds Me,''
audition won her a spot in the gospel choir. sold more than a million copies.
For five consecutive summers, Della toured Her record success brought her awards
with Mahalia during school vacations. as "The Most Promising Girl Singer of
While attending Wayne University, Della 1957" by the Disc Jockeys of America,
formed her own gospel group, "'lbe Medita-Juke Box Operators and trade press publi-
tion Singers." cations Variety, BU/board, and Cash Box.
The death of her mother, Nellie, and But singing ability alone would not have
illness of her father, Richard Early, forced qualified her to take over the arduous task
her to leave school during her second year of hosting a daily variety show. Her natural
of college and find a job. Della took a sense of timing, innate humor and quick
variety of odd job&-driving a produce truck wit, sharpened by her myriad concert tours
to market, driving a taxi cab and various and nightclub appearances have made her a
office jobs. maoy talented performer.
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THURSDAY
JUNE 19
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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
9:00 "Class Tomb" (mystery) '55-John
Ireland, Honor Bl1ckm1n. D ~lpt Nunie,. (drama) '53-
JOin Leslie. Forrest Tucker.
9:30 fJ •'Derk, V"ICWJ" (drama) '39-Geofae Brent, Geraldine Fltz11e11ld.
12:00 R ""Sena .t lndl•" (drama) '49-
Sibu, Turhen Bey.
12:30 m "Querter' (anthology) '49-~k Watllns. Irene Brown, Mervyn Jones. Cecll Parker.
2:00 m "S..rdt for Den&'lf" (mystery) ·~John Calvert, Myrna Dell.
3:00 0 .. U11flilldlllly YOld" (comedy)
·~ex Harrison, Linde Darnell.
4:00 a '"Sittbld tlM Sailor" (adventure)
'f1-0ou1t1s Fairbanks Jr .. Maureen
O'H1ra.
FVfNING
6:00 II TM 111 Ntws ~C) (60) jeny Dunphy.
D m Hu11tley·Brt11Uey (C) (30)
IJ Steve Alltn SMw (C) (90) Jayne
Meadows, Gabe Dell, Joyce Jameson
and Teddy Neeley guest.
fJ Si1 O'Clocl Movie: (C) "T19e
SWtnl of Sherwood Fomt" (adven·
ture) '61-Richard Greene. Peter
Cushlni.
GI Sn (C) (60) m I Love luq (60)
II) 81tm111 (C) (3D)
@CV Mm Qrtffin (C) (90)
Eli) Whirs Nnt? (30) "unaua11e of
the Deaf." Bernie Brau. "The Quiet
Man," shows two youngsters how
the deaf communicate.
@m Un Color Para Estl Piel (30)
a) KPlM News (C) (60/
6:30 0 KNBC N....mce (C) (60)
II) Vop11 to tlM lottom of Ule s.a ID <60> • 9 00 Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30)
Eli) Feature (C) (30) "Canada." A
composite survey of Canada from
coast to coast with a look at peo·
pie and industry. 9 (I) m NIWI (C) (30)
@!) Noticlero l4 (C) (60)
7:001J CBS Evenln& Nlft (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
I WUt's My lint? (C) (30)
Pas:swrd (C) (30)
@ Hllfl and Wild (C) (30)
P11yin1 tlle Qlritlr (30) "Styles
in Sona Accompaniment." Frederick
Noad is joined by sin11er Bill John·
son In a program designed to dem·
onstrate various styles in sona IC·
companlmenl tHJ (j) Mcfflle's Navy (30) a> Drum Hoa. (C) (30)
When Ann Marie (suies star Marlo Thomas) collects residuals
from her work in a soap opera, her boy friend Don Hollinger
(Ted Be.sseU), suggests that she use the money for travel, in
"Decision Before Dawn," on ABC's That Girl, Thursday at
8PM.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 14, 1969
~ m~~~~A ~ 8 Kai Kan Presents Im Musica r fshllas (30)
* ANIMAL WORLD 9:00 R QI (j) CIS ThundQ MMr.
(ICl) "TIM Htlllo111" (drama) 162-" K.1 lier Cougar" T d Richard Todd, Anne Aubrey. od 11 9 Cl) Anl••I World (C) (30) stars a.s the lone defender of law
The killer couaar prowls the hi&h and order In a South African fron-
country of western America, and tier town. (R)
Animal World cameras follow this O @@m This 11 T• Jolltl
formidable hunter during his en-(C) (60) Dick Cavett. Terry-Thomas.
counters with other Cfeatures com· The Fifth Dimension. Sandie Shaw,
mon to his ruued wor1d. Including Julie Driscoll. and The Brian Aupt'
bears. bad11ers. deer, foxes and Trinity guest
beavers. g) El Mundo Est1 Loco (60)
0 ~ (i) m Daniel Boone (C) 9:30 D fa liJ m Drqnet (C) (30)
(60) "A -fall Tale of Prater Bease· •'ffercotics-OR·21." Ginger. a Ger.
ly." An old storyteller (Bur1 Ins) man Shepherd, is employed by the
uses his fictitious friend, a bear Los Angeles Police Department to
called Mr. Dob, to help a cripple~ uncover hidden marijuana. and Fri-
boy (Rory Stevens) learn self.reh· day and Gannon use her In their
ance. Lyle Bettger and Jeff Donnell case tonight. (R)
also guest. (R) . G News (C) (30) ft Ch1111plonsltlp Boxin& (C) (60) m 12 O'Clock High (60)
[ijhtwel11ht Championship Match. lO·OO D' (6) m Dean Martin (C) fJ @ (]) &) The flylne Nun (C) ' · · • p II Sil (30) "Sisters Socko In San Tanco." (60) ma Lollobnglda, h vers.
Sisters Bertrille. Slxto and Jacque-Norm Crosby and Miiburn Stone
l!ne form a slneing trio for a bene• euesml <:> (C) (60)
flt show. (R) I ews C) (60) 0 Miiiion $ Mewl•: "llutbeard'1 Suspense Tileatrt < fin Honeymoons" (horror) '60-• Dtlla (C) (60}
Geor11e Sanderi. Corinne Calvet. 1 ~future .. (C) (30) ''While I
I Truttt or Co1111q. uences (C) (30) ~nTht~tr~~t (30) Hat ' Marien· Peny Maon (60) a:.1 Bt.d PenpectM (C) (30) that hosts..
Dtitlo cit Puiones (30) @m Mariana (30)
8:00 II a (j) TM rriMlllf (C) (60) . m Pm,ort to Trnel (C) (30)
The Prisoner defeats the incumbent 10:30 m Ntw1 (C) (30) Bill ~hns.
(Eric Portman) for electlon as Hum· @ CIJ Featvr!. (C) (30) 'Venezu.-
ber 2 in the Village, a powerful Ian Adventure. .
pesition In his prison without bars. fl!) A. llnipt at Ult. Movltl (C)
Number 2 gives enthusiastic help to (~O) ~rthur K~l.ght. wnt'! and n»-
the bid by The Prisoner, who vainly h~n picture. critic: talks with screen·
tries to escape once again before writer Ster!!ng S1ll!phant about his
winnln& the seemingly democratic work on Charty, . lhe Academy.
election (R) Award winner starnn1 Cllff Robert· o @ 'rnim Tllat Glr1 (C) (30) son and Claire Bloom. Hal Mar1en-
"DecTsion Before Dewn." Ann Marie's thal hosts the P~?1ram, .~hlch will
delight at receiving a residual check show clips from Cherly.
turns to confusion as she receives Im Fallaste .Corazon (30)
advice from all sides as to how she .a> Twill&lrt ~. (30)
should spend It. (R) 10:.U IJ KNXT Ntw1 htra (C)
m Huet <C> <3o> n:oo I o om m m NIWI <C> Eil) NET Playtlouse (2 hr) "La Ma-Aliftd Hltthcocll
ma Pteywri11hts." Three plays by • Movie: "Th• Man Who W1ged
youn11 playwriahts from the u · Tall" (fantasy) '61-Peter Ustl· • Mama experimental stage groop In nov.
New Yorlt "Pavane" by Jean· m Humpllrlf lo(art Film festival:
Claude van ltallie, "fourteen Hun-"Crime School'' (1938), co-starrlna
dred Thousand'' by Sam Shep1rd, The Dead End Kids.
and ''The Recluse" by Paul f0&1er. II) Movie: "Mlfanda" (fantasy) '48 al Ftllciano! (C) (30) --'Jlynls Johns. Marpret Ruther·
1:30 D @ 00 m tremidt <C> C60> ford.
"Why the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge @ (])@ @9 (j) Ntws (C)
Club Met on Thursday." Ironside's 11:30 IJ Movie: "Tend« Cort1radt" (dra-
Aunt Vic1oria (Jessie R~ce Landis} ma) '43-Robert Ryan, Gin11er Rott· Insists that one of her friends has m .
been murdered, althou&h she has D ~@ m Tonl&M ... (C)
no evidence to support her claim. &J lliiOwie: "T°"" on Trt1r (mp.
Arthur O'Connell also &Uests. (R) tery) '57-Char1es Coburn, Barbara &J 8o1ln1 (C) (90) Tom Harmon Bates. John Miiis.
and Mickey Davies are ringside for fJ @(])Q> Joey Blsllop <C>
a lO·round ll11htwel11ht bout between 12·30m n SuMtt Strip
Rudolfo Gonzales (4a..) and Baby • II) Action Tlttltre· "Shadow ot a ~ssius (13·8). Gonzales Is after a Woman." • ~t~~ shot with champ Mando Ra· l2:45 G Movie: "Celtilll, ttt. lllHMft.I
U @(])G) hwftdltcl (C) (30) Monst.r'' (sci·fi) '60-John Mer1·
"Semanlha the Bard.'' Samantha vale, Didi Sullivan.
appreciates poetry, but When ~· 1:00 D 0 ,. ... (C)
thlnf she says comes out in rtiyme, &J Cocn111unttr Bulletln Bomt (C)
she calls for help. Endoc'a assures • .. , ..,,. Sam her verbal virus will disappeer 1:15 IJ Mowte.. ll11p £m Flytn•
in 24 hours. However, the Stephen-(comedy) 41-Abbott & Coltello.
ses have a dinner date with Oar· 1:30 m All·Nlpt Shaw: ''The Men In
rin's boss that ni11ht. '° Sim flies the White Sult," "Marauders et to Tibet to find her physician. (R) Sea," end "Demon Barber of Atlt m MtfY Qriffln <C) (90) street."
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the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming wtth-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:009 "C11n1 of Jntice" (western) '49
Jimmy Elli90n.
0 (C) "YankM lllCUnMr" (Id·
venture) '52-Jeff Chandler, Scott
Brady.
9:30 (;J "Drapnwyct'' (drama) '46-
Gene Tierney, Vincent Price.
12:00 e "Tht PalNllnoH (drama) 'SG-
Jerome Courtland, Beverly Tyler.
12;30 m "Younflt' lrollltfs" (western)
•l§ -Wayne Morris. "Adll111 Ind
Evalyn'' (drama) 'SO -Stewart
Granier, Jean Simmons.
2'0CJ Q) "The lad&• of M1'1111I Bren-
nan" (western) '57-Jim Davis. AJ.
leen Whelan.
3:00 0 (C) "land of ttle Pharaohs"
(adventure) ·s~Jack Hawkins, Joan
Collins.
4:30 II (C) "Tropic Zone" (a~enture)
'53-Ronald Rea1an, Rhonda Ae·
mini.
FVFNING
6:00 fJ Tiit Ill( News (C) (60) Jeny
Ounplly.
R m Huntley·lrlnkllJ (C) (30)
Steve Allen Show (C) (90) Jona·
than Winter, Chuck Barris. Gloria
Lorln1. Pat Harrington and The
Chuck Barris Syndicate 1uest. 0 Sil O'Clod Movie: ''TIM Ser·
ieant Was I Ud(' (comedy) '62-
Martin West, Venetia Stevenson.
I love Lucy (60)
Batman (C) (30) 11 Spy (C) (60)
(3) MtfY Criffin (C) (90)
Whirs Ntw? (C) (30) "Lan·
&1111e of the Deaf." Bernie Bran
shows two youngsters how the deaf
communicate In poetry and drama.
@I) Junntud Devino TllOro (30) a» ICPLM NIWI (C) (60)
6:30 0 ICNIC N1WMmce (C) (60)
&) Yopp ID ttle lotto"' of ttM
S.1 {C) (60) ~ 00 Huntley-lrtnkley (C) (30)
~ Book hat (C) (30) Floyd Mc·
Kissick and host Robert Cromie talk
about "3/5 of 1 Man." The civil
ri1htist discusses constructive pro-
posals for solving the nation's racial
crisis. ~m m ..... <C> c3o> m ..-Otidlfo 34 (C) (60)
7:00 II CIS £venln1 NIWI (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite. D W11lt'1 MJ line? (C) (30) ll)rastw'OrCI (C) (30) @00 ClfMtlll Showcne (90)
fl1) Challenau (30) "Art Is Our
fiiing." Los An1eles School art
supervl$01'3 explore the art pro·
TiiE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 14, 1969
eram for elementary and MCOndary 9:00RQl(l)cas Friday Movie:
students. "lil1n fW MJ Praident" (comedy)
I Cl) M1yberry RfD (C) (30) '64-Polly Bergen, Fred MacMurray,
AIHrlam Wat (C) (30) Arlene Dahl, Story of what It's like
.,,. .. HoUll (C) (30) to be the husband of the first lady
7:30 fJ 9 (I) The Wiid, Wild west (C) Pruldent of the United States. (R)
(60) James West's bizarre behavior 11 Playboy Alter Dart (C) (60) Del·
convincu his cohorts thal he hu 11 ReeM guests. Don Adams. Jackie
become 1 victim of the mind-con· Gayle, 'fie Damone, The Collectors,
dilionln1 practiced by the powerful Roman Polanski and Sharon Tate
Raven organization. Conclusion of a also ..!Ppear.
two .!!!rt story. (R) 0 ll1J (])a» Judd for the Dlftftll D m Hip Chaparnl (C) (60) ("l) (60) "Borderline Girl... Judd
"Sea of Enemies." An Army desertti' o:ids another attorney in defendln1
accused of murder (Paul Winfield) her client, a young girl with a low
takes Biiiy Blue hosta1e to aid his IQ Who is accused of homicide.
escape. The pair are cornered In Geraldine Brooks. Brooke Bundy and
forbidden lndlan land by a large Michael Larraln guest (R)
band of Indians. making reteue el· Ill Estelaru 34 (30)
forts by the Cannons Impossible. 9:30 Q) 12 O'C~ Hip (60)
IR fil) Adftntllr1 (30) "Journey tn a
Jad hn.!'1 (30) War." Film foota1e of two visits to
@ (]) W ltt's Mau 1 Deal Yemen, where tribal warfare b con·
(30) Monty Hall hosts. tinually waaed.
Profiles (C) (30) Larry Kina In· @I) Festival en M1drld (30)
terviews Debbie Reynolds. 10:00 ft fD @ m Tiie Saint (C) (60)
II) Truth or Contequenus (C) (30) ''The Better Mousetrap." When ID hny Mason (60) stolen diamond earrinrs turn up
fJl) LIVE CITY WATCHERS! in Templar's shavln& cream. he ii * KCET's New TV Mag charged with theft, and later, mur-
Se.d b & Ch 1· der. (R) 1 en aum amp '"· e II) N ... cc> (60)
Ell) The City Watchers (60) Art_ Se1· 0 @ (]) a» Die• Cnett (C) (60) ;~~: :d ::~: f:~)mphn. 0 Della (C) (60)
1:001J f11tur1 (C) (60) "Heavyweight, Ell) UD Revit~. (60) ''.Progress Re·
Inc." st~ of Joe Frazier. port on . Las;ers. .or. Hibbs and two fJ @ L1J a» John Davidson (C) laser sc1ent1sts will re,i>o,rt on lasers
(60) No information available at that can beam. ten tnl~1on watts of
press time. power at a single point and can 0 I sFlci1L. ! Miss Callfornli IHu-produce temperaturu . approaching
ty Papant (C) (2 hr) James Darren those of nuclear explosions.
hosts the contest from the Rose m Mariana (30)
Garden of the Ambassador Hotel. 10:30 Q) NIWI (C) (30) Bill Johns.
Troas 1:aye Hayes, last year's win-€E fall1ste Corazon (30)
ner. will give up her throne to her 11:00 II DD 0 m m m News successor, chosen from 42 state· (C) wide finalists. The girls are jud1ed
on the basis of her beauty of face 11 Alfred Hitchcock
and figlJre, poise and personality. m Humphrey Bogart Fllat Festival:
Talent is not a determining factor. "The Oklahoma Kid" (1939), CO·
The winner of this pageant will go starring Rosemary Lane.
on to represent her state In the Q) Movie: (C) "Moon Over Miami"
M~ USA and poulbly the Miss (romance) '41-Don Ameche, Robert
Unrverse Pa1eants. Cummings, Betty Grable. m HaztJ (C) (30) (fl) @ @ (6) ®' Ci) Newt (C)
€E Lucedta (C) <30) 11:30 II Movie: "Split Second" (sus·
1:30 II ~ .ClJ Comer '11• (C) (30) pense) '53 -Richard Egan Alexis Molly Picon guests as the motherly Smith ' Molly Gordon who comu across ·
Gomer sittinr on a bench. tells him 0 @ ~ m To~!attt Show (C)
he's too skinny and insists o~ cook· 0 MOVlt: (C) llrne Warrior"
i_!!i a meal for him. (R) (western) '52 -Jon Hall. Michael U QJ 00 m NllM of the Came Ansara. Jay Silverheels.
(C) (90) "Incident In Berlin." Glenn 0 @ CIJ m Joey Bishop (C)
Howard rushes to .Berlin when one fJ Movie: (C) ''Tltt Bi& Circa"
of his employees 1s arrested as a (drama) '59-Victor Mature Red
spy. When Brian. Smith, the head of Buttons. '
Howard Publleahons Bertin Bureau, Nil fT\ F id Sho is arrested In East Germany and lill uu r ay •
charged with being an American U:lO m n Sunset Strip
spy, Glenn learns that the Germans Q) Action Theatre: "Tampico."
Will release Smith to him only if 1:00 D Movie: "Tiie Luther Boys'' (dra·
he can arrange the release of a ma) '66-Rita Tusllingham.
recently arrested East German spy. g Country Music (C) Dane Clari(, Kevin McCarthy, Anne
Francis and Geraldine Brooks 1uest 0 News (C)
CR) 1:15 II Movie: (C) ''Tltt P1rson and the m Merv Critftn (C) (90) OotllW"' (western) '57 -Anthony ID Run tor Your life (C) (60) Dexter, Sonny Tufts.
Ell) Wan of the Rosa (60) ''The 1:20 0 Movie: "The Nun and the Ser-
Lord Protector." Gloucester Is un· pent" (drama) '62-Robert Web·
seated from power by Queen Mar· ber. Anna Sten.
1aret. Suffolk and the Lancastrian 1:30 II) All·Nlfllt Sllow: "The Browning
Beauforts. York wins the support of Version," "Dragonfly Squadron." and
Warwick. "The Redmen and the Renegades."
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Jtcll La Lann• (C) '56-Paul Douglas, Ruth Roman.
SATURDAY [studio de Pidro Y1rp1 @ (D Happenlna (C) Slturd•J Matinee 12:30 I Qj ~JonnJ Quest (C)
9:30 I~ WKllJ RKel (C) Evans-ovell Report (C)
JUNE 21 @m Banana Splits (C) Blue Ribbon Tbe1tre: "Parole,
.&.>Fantastic Yopp (C) Inc."
MORNING
AM Tbutre: "Sombre, the Spider 1:00 fJ ~ Ci) Moby Dlcll (C)
Woman" and "The Hitchhiker." O Movie: "Tb• Girt Can't HellJ 1r
7:00 0 9 00 @m Storytlooll Squar11 10:00 9 Cl) Tbe Ardllt Show (C) Mansfield. I Guitarru (comedy) '56-Tom Ewell, Jeyne
i Peter Marshall hosts. (ill CD Q) Joumer to the Ceft. fJ Movie: "Jinx Money" (comedy)
Mr. Wilhbone (C) tar of the Elrth (C) -The Bowery Boys.
7:25 Give Us Tbls DIJ (C) fJ Movie: "Klnus Pldflc" (west· National Pro Tennis (C)
7:30 Summer Semuter (C) "Black ern) '53 -Sterling Hayden, Eve 1 (I) Cir l Tracl (C)
Heritage-A History of Afro-Amari· Miller. • ·Marlana
can$." I Pattern for Livina • Armed Forces Hl&hll&tits (C) 0 9@ m Untemed World (C) • Las Estrellas y Usted 1:30 9 (j) The Lone Rlnaw (C)
Phil 'Carey hosts. 10:30 g (j) B1tmln/Superm1n 00 U.S. Nny Film (C)
C1mpus Di&est Ci) m Undentoa (C) Quest for Adventlll'e (C)
Campus Profile ovle: "LadJ In Question'' 2:00 Dr.Una by Dea11n (C)
• Millin& the Most of Melurity (mystery) '40 -Glenn Ford, Rita Slturdey Double Futlll'o: "Tul·
7:45 Slcrtd Heart (C) Hayworth. sa" and "White Warrior."
8:00 9 (jJ Go-Go Gopben (C) I@ CV m Fantastic Four (C) e Movie: "1984" (drama) 'SS-
@ Ci) @m Super Six (C) . The Bible Answers Edmond O'Brien, Michael Redgrave.
Coun~ Music (C) El Ardlfvo del Dr. Mor1n fJ ~ (i) Kemper Open Goff (C)
@(]),a) C...,., (C) 11:00 • 9 00 @m Major Learue Base-A $150.000 tournament live from
Abbott l Costello ClrtDona (C) ball J_C) Teams to be announced. the Quail Hollow Country Club in
Tilts ol Wells Farao E <lll CV m Georae of u.. Jun· Charlotte, North Carolina.
Saturday Thutre: "The Black (C) (E Coronet Theatre: "Breakdown.''
Devils of Kali" and "Blonde Bait." Award Tbeetre: "Desperadoes @CD Double 'A' Show: "The Story
8:30 fJ 9 (j) Bup Bunny/ROid Ran-Are in Town." of Esther Costello."
ner Hour (I 11 :30 fJ I (j) Tbe Herculoidl (C) I (j) Existence (C) I @@ · Cool McCool (C) 0 1 (])(f) American Bandstand SpOt1s In Action (C)
@ (l) Gulliver (C) (C) D ck Clark hosts. Set tbt USA (C)
Movie: (C) ''The Muter.of Ill-fJ Movie: "Tlit Iroquois Trelr' 2:30 Diii 'M' for Music (C) Father
l1ntrle'' (adventure) '53 -Errol (adventure) '50 -George Montao· orman J. O'Connor welcomes Chico
Flynn, Beatrice Campbell. mery, Dan O'Hertihy. Hamilton and his Jau sextet. I ~S:1!1c1KMEX cc> I~ FJ!tuu~ cc> ·
9:00 ~ @ @m Tbe flintsiona (C) Rainbow Theatre (C)
Movie: "Entlr Arlene lupin" 3:00 Movie: "The List Hurreh" (dre·
(mystery) '44-Ella Raines, J. Car· 12:00 I !Bl (j) Shm1n! (C) ma) '58 -Spencer Tracy, Jeffrey
roll Naish. • Teatro F1miffar' Hunter, Pat O'Brien. 0 @@ aJ Spicltfmen (C) 12:15 Movie: "loe Mecbelfl" (mystery) f) Movie: (C) "Elate Sq111dro11"
The Hazardous Weather
During the location work on "The Horse of the West," a brief
study of the quarter horse on Walt Disney's Wonderful Wor'd of
Color (NBC, Sunday at 7: 30 PM), Academy Award winnina field
producer Larry Lansburgh had
his share of obstacles provided by
unfriendly weather.
"For one thing," explained
Lansburgh, "oo that particular
show, we covered some 10,000
miles, a considerable distance
more than the average location
production. And perhaps, because
of it, we found ourselves in the
path of trouble more frequently
than we would have had we just
stayed in one spot."
(adVenture) '42-Rt.Jert Stael
Battle CtJ CltUltr
Ci) Yob of Aa'rlcuftatt (C)
(l)Ftabl1'9 '
Ull Coaot Para Em P1t1
• Bia Picture (C)
• Rainbow Tbeatre (\;)
3:30 Co* Tlleltrt (C) "The Kini'•
usketeers."
I W.!:':. saw:w<~>
Q...at for Adv111turt (C)
4:00 Jal Alai
Waaon Train (C) CV Future (C) •lfour Hands on
the Wheel."
W Charlie Chin
Movi•Go-Round
• Iver Wlnp (C)
• SH tht USA (C) 4:30 Olltlf ~snits
• Bronco
· Rainbow Theatre (C)
5:00 All-Aintrlcln Collep Show (C)
Celebrity judges are Barbara Werle,
Martin Milner and Dino Martin.
I Ctose·Up (C)
Sctnt '70 (C) New and •citina
teenage dance show. 0 @ CI)(!) ABC's wtdt World or SpOt1s <C> Zoorema (C)
: Innovations (R)
Futbol-Socctr
5:30 Ralph Story (C) (R)
KNBC NIWltfVlce (C)
Twillrht Zone
Men From UNCLE (C)
Tiie. New Sound (C)
(i) Future
: Riws In Perspectivt (C) (R)
Ci) Porter Weaoner (C)
• Africulbare USA (C)
While on the way to a location
site in west Texas, Lansburgh and
crew were warned by radio that
a tornado was headed right for
them. "We could see the thing
uprooting trees not too far from
us," related the leather-tanned
producer. "So we hightailed it to
the nearest shelter, a brick and
stone motel, and quickly rented
a room. We took our star horse,
Henny l'enoy Peake, which was
wonh SS,000, right into the room
with us where we stayed until
it was clear. After we cleaned
up, the manager couldn't even
tell . .,
Utlllz.J~ a homemad~ 1trap de11ice to help bola~ o com•ro 011 1111
1houlden , produceNl/nctor Larry Lansbur1h focwu 011 a lterd of ch4mpion hor1t1 durln1 tht filming of tht action advtnturt.
Sommy PllltClwr, otw of tlN but
.,,i ro,,.,r tltl# lid' o/ tlw Roclt-111, biwlw1 down Iser cliamplo11 quarter Ttorn, Tlw ·B41 I...edj, In
thll '""" J10m tlu ocdo11 odwn• ture, "Tiu HorH of tlw Wat."
Later, in another location site in northern California. a rain
storm dumped five inches of· water on them and begao washins
away the equipment. "We got involved in another natural dis ...
ter," commented Lansburgh, "which we were Able to avert only
by the valiant efforts of the crew to save the equipment and move
to another location." .
Then during the winter months; a blinding bliu.ard raJCd ac.roa
the High Sierras while the production crew was wortins in the
uplands. ''Before we realized it," said Lansburgh, sbatina his
bead in disbelief, .. we were snowbound. We dug .ourselves in, and
suspended operations for awhile." Once the storm passed Ibey
were able to continue their work.
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